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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30

Ambassador Wilson began with a
chronological recital of his personal
onservHticns OF the stirring events IN
Mexico. beginning az the ahdiCatiOn
~ portrio Diaz. and spoke Ut length
az the downfall of Madero and the
rise 81 HuertR The committee was
disposed 90 ici the ambassador tell
his STORY iu his own way ANA for more
than two hours he continued an all
most unbroken narration interrupt
ed only ocCuEionullN hy question
from some senator Extraordinary
lniunCtluus Of secrecy was placed on
uil scnntors IN the conference. but "a
Was evident that The committee was
listening attentiVcly and that no dis
position to cross examine the amhAs-
sndor developed at least during the
nrst part of the conference.
Chairman Bacon announced at the
conclusion of the meeting that the
committee had been unable tO finish
with Ambassador Wilson and that ne
would he heard again tomorrow.
senator Hitchcock Democrat said
hc had been very fayorlDly impress
cd Senator Shiyeiy said the ambas-
sndor had madc an interesting state
mpnt az his connection with Mexican
anairs. senator william Alden smith
said he had been highly impressed
with the CandUr. thoroughness and
character" OF the atotement
Ambassador Wilson declined tu
mako any settlement. declaring he wn-
under AN oath at seCrccV Wilh the
committee Hc turned over a mass oi
documents To- an emplOye of the state
department ana went 10 lunch with
members of the senate committee.
later, aud after the luncheon con-
ference the committee decided not "a
continue the hearing tomorrow.
Senator Rrnwn said Ambassador
Wilson would not be- heard further
for the present. Il is Understood the
committee may not recall him but ac'
ccpt his statement as made today,
AZ the conclusion of threr-hOni
examination, members Of the commit
tee said the Ambassador had beer
asked in detail as 60 his owr connec'
ton with the downfall ~ Madero bul
they Insisted his presentation of th,
facts aud his connection with then
had been faVorgbiv received.
The Ambassador expressed his owl
opinion in favor of q recognition O
The Huertn government but the pro-
posal did not meet approval from the
majority of the committee. BefOr,
MIR Wilson finished his story. senator
led him through rigid cross-eXami'
nation Republican senators declar
ed the mhnssHdor had made "faV
oruhle Impression
The committee took no formal az
tion on any phases of tho Mexican
situation. 40 program of Americai
action was outlined further than the
suggestion 0f Ambassador Wilson fol
restricted recognition of the Huerti
government. ON this the committee
did moi act
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
CENTRAL
STOCK REACHES
LOWEST POINT
SINCE 1903
Dividend Declared BY Direc-
torate Today Shows Reduc-
tion Of Two Percent for the
First Time Since 1905.
NET EARNINGS FOR
NAY AND JUNE GOOD

fbS lTnsc,l Wlre - tvcuIne ylnrafa ]
New York. July 8O.-The directors
~ the Illinois Ccnirai railroad today
declared srmi-annunl dividend ~
y pcr cent This a a feaucti,u of
per cent in the annual rate which
has been 7 per cent since laef IN
expectation 90 the reduction. lllinrir
Central broke three points hofura the
announcement 0f tho dividend ara
immediately afterwards Gecilled four
more 80 lO7. the lowest prize since
1893. when Il sold "a iO5 y Rease
ons for the rcducsi0n. according 20
% statement issued by the directors
were the UnuHunl conditions ~ the
last two years not only those affect.
ing general business but those hcnr-
lnp especially on This company The
previous acmi-annnal payment was a.
the regular per cent rate. - that
the total dividend for fhe wear
amounts 20 g pcf cent
'"fhls has been fully earned" The
directors sfntemNni rcnua. "nOtWith-
standing severe loss or traffic and IN
crease IN expenses due 20 January
and Aprii floods Net earnings Tor
May nnd June we're very satisfactory
and estimates Tor the first weeks Of
July show pnbstnntlai increases. Op-
Grating expenses are now raflectlnr
improved conditions due 20 increased
efficiency Of now shop organisation.
and crop conditions throughout the
territory served hy The company'a
lines promise continued increase IN
business"
The illinois Central first began pay
Ing dividends Ia 1857 a. tho rate Of z
per cont This was reduced IN 1891
TO per cent. where Il remained until
1900. when q per cent wns paid.
The rate was raised "a CO which was
continued until i90S, whom the old
per cent rate wns reatored.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
OPERATORS DIsINCIISEn
no FAVOR CONFERENCE PLAN

Calumet Mich. July 80. "A cruflhl
Incident n the copper mir ~ strike was
scheduled for development for today.
the operators having been asked hy
General " L.. Abbey to consider pro-
pusuls emunntine from Lansing that
a conference between the employers
and employees boz held in the govern
ors office The attitude ~ the COM
panlos &c was freely predicted, would
he none too friendly To- the plan, inas-
much as the operators considered q
would place them In the position oi
recognizing the Western Federnilon
Go nt least some degree. They We're
rhary - endorsing tho scheme also
because ita prun0unccmcnt was co-
Incident with - presence iu lansing
of e. a. Mahouey Vice president ui
tho federation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
JAPANESE JOIN IN
|. FINAL TRIBUTE TO
EMPEROR
Impressive Ritualistic Mem.
orial Service Attended By
Son of Dead Monarch T;
Mourning Period Ends.
my Leased Wire 10 Evenlns Herald J

Toxic. July All Japanese to-
day Joined in "a memorial service for
the late Emperor Mustuhito, who
died year ago.
The young emperor. TcsninRo, at
tended "a service in the palace, while
thousands Of citizeas went To AoyaIna
where a temporary chapel was erect
I'd on the open ground on which the
funeral of the late emperor was held
last autumn. The functiou compris-
ed the offering of sacred food" by
Tituniists. while "Shlnto" orchestra
played piaiutivc music After an im-
pressive pause the chief ritualist at
tired la ancicnt robes. prayed To- the
spirit Of the dead monarch. and the
mayor nf Toxic read an address The
nters and all other forms ~ enter
tninment were suspended TOR the day.
Tho period Of national mourning ends
tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
CURRENCY BILL TO HAVE
IMPORTANT AMENDMENT

Washington, July 80. The curren-
cy bin probably VIII bc amended to
create an advisory board, composed
Of bankers. To work in cooperation
with the federal reserve board. Chair
man Glass Of the house banking COM
mitiee 40 announced today. The
chamber OF commerce Qf the United
stntes and many bankers have sug-
gestod such a means ut recognizing
the banks The proposed board
would exercise no governing powers
but would act as expert advisors TO
the federal reserve board which would
remain distinctly government BODY
chairman Glnss today conferred with
Secretary McAdoo regarding the cur
rency bin and consulted the solicitor
OF the treasury ON some ot the leE"l
phascs of the measure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
ACTIVE REVOLVTfoNAR ANY
MOVEMENT Rh,pOQTED

Rcgota. Colombia. July so Active
revolutionary movements ln Nenc2ne-
ln and the Invasion IT that country
simultaneously ~ various point, on
the Colombian frontier by ndherents
Of Former President Ciprlano Castro
Gre reported by the newspapers here.
The Colombian gaverrment ir oh-
serving complete neutrality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
TODAY IN CONGRESS


ANH ~ ANNthf'H
Met at noon aud resumed de.
bate on tariff hill
Senator Mclean charged Demo-
Gratis with having broken their
tHriif promises and attacked the
hili
senator Lewis Introduced rcso-
luton GO authorize secretary of
the treasury Go withdraw treasury
privileges from National hanks
which combine Go dcproas federal
securities
senator Penrosc introduced res
olutiOn calling on secretary Bry
an for report ON treatment of
Jews in Rumaam
postofficc committee indcflnita-
N postponed action ON Bryan res
nlutiOn on assurance ~ postmust-
or general that hr would not
change pnrccl post regulations
uniil thoroughly tcstcd
Ambassador Wilson told foreign
relations committee his version
uf MeXlCnn situation
Lobby committee continued 90
question Martin 81 Muihall on
his letters.
Sterling resolution qualifying
persons over eighteen to make
homestead entries mvorahiy re-
noried hy public lnnds commit
toe
The House,
Not in session meets noon Fri-
day.
Delegate wickcrshnm. before
the territories committee urged
government railroad for Alaska
nNd declared the GugRonhcim ana
Morgan syndlcntce controlled eve
CRY mile Of Alaskan railroads
Public 'snds committee began
final consideration of Rakcr bill
i0 allow San FranAec0 90 sccure
water from fletch Notchy valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
LEWIS or TLLINOIs mas
PLAN TO GET ENIN

Washington, july 80 To authorize
the secretary of the treasury 90 WIN
draw AN privileges Of the treasury ana
even charters from any national banks
which hand together to depress gov
ernmeni bonds resolution was ~
trodured today hy Senator Lewis ~
Illinois.
III was based on the recent pubic
statement hy Secretary McAdon iiht
New YORK hanks were depressing Two
nor cent bonds to Influence currency
legislation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STRIKE
still, HANGS u IgAt1AN&tl

san Francisco. JUS 80 "a canvass
has been completed here ot the FtFlNe
vote taken hy the conductors and
traInmen 0f the southern Pacific fhii-
road nut Vice President Gregg Of the
order of Railway Conductors refused
today 90 make tho result known ana
40 Information was available 80 the
offices of the company.
InoniCiully IL WAS understood the
vote favored strike hut no Wum~-
ium would be delivered while a
tiatlunR.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
THREE WESTERN CITIES
AFTER POSTAL MEET
Nv Leased WIRE 20 EvenluE Herald

Denver July So Three western
,itlos. 81 Paul Kansas city aud Okla
hojnn CITY are in the race for the 1914
.onvention Of the National Asaociation
Of postmasters now in session here.
roday'a session WAS featured nS nh
address, ON "Tho Postal savings aYs-
am" b. Charles N. FulHvny. as-
tlstant director of the postal savings
vsiem IA Washington. By action tax
"A yssterdnv 000 second class post
masters were made eligible 20 mem
iorahip in The association, j. y.
NTH of El raso was made chairman
& the committee ~ the convention
city for 1914.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
GENERAL DIAz VISITS
PANAMA EXPOSITION SITt

san DlOE0, july 30 ~-H0IOrN hlH de-
puriurc this afternoon for Los Angeles
General Felix piaz. special envoy Of
Mexico to Japan, ANNOUNCED that ne
would visit other pacifac coast cities
on his way north Co Vancouver n O..
whence he win snil for Yokohama,
August t3.
General piaZ and party visited tho
site of the Panama California expo
fitinn today The general assured tho
exposition officials that Mexico would
hnVp an exhibit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
Prominent Names involved.

Chicago July 3O--The names OF
Andrew H. Lawrence. Chicago repre-
sentative OF w. r.. Hearst. and Charles
A. Walsh Of OttumWa. Iowa. wore
brought in the voting machine inquiry
before the Butts legislative commit
tee today.
X 'ouopred that Mr. Lawrence ana
Mr.. Walsh had talked WITH Election
Commissioners TAYLOR about the Yot-
lng machine contract before the CON
tract WAS let.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30

ITUnIUnl y u IUIV HN.F~'IHT ITut.
en- eggs seized by federal inspectors
three years ago las unfit for food.
which have been the subject 81 much
litigation. were released FOR sale TO-
dav hy The state board uf henita.
Members oi the board officially ate
ioodsluffs made from the egga anu
gave the producl clean bill ot
health.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
To Hcnd nrf Arknnsns nnn,e.

Fort Smith, Ark, July aN--To pre-
vent shipment of intoNlcants from Ar
kansas. Arkansas railroad employees
should acquaiut themselves with tho
contents of trunks ana hoNes which
might cOninln iiuuor. Such was tho
decision 0f United states Commission
or Dunbiazer IN the case Of H. l..
Elklns. q railroad bnRgagemaaier who
was bound over 60 the grand jury on
the charge of assisting IN the intro.
ductlon of liquor into Oklahoma.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
TELLS 2-H0UR TALE
OF STIRRING EVENTS
SINCE DIAZ DEPARTED
Details of Suggested Mexican
Policy Not Revealed; Ex-
traordinary InjunctiOns for
Secrecy Imposed on Senator'S

, Washington. July SO.--Amhns.
. sador Henry Lane Wilson advo-
. cntcd restricted recognition of
3 the Hucrin government in Mex
y leo "a a. secret conference with
. the senate foreign relations come
. mittec today. nut the senators
y took no action.
. The details ~ his plans were I
q not divulged az the time, but
q some of the Republican senators
= said the ambassador had made
. u favorable Impression. not nec-
. essarily as 60 his piah. hut as 10
. his whole story of the events
. in Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30

Guthrie. Okla, July 30-- When
james Robertson years old Jump
ed in front of "a moving moving ma
chine to make the team 3 ofastcr yes-
tcrday the sickle knives cut OF both
feet An older brother driving the
team was unable to stop the horses
In time The boys we've cutting ale
fnlfa on the Piwnee indian nllOt-
ment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
MILLIONAIRE PAYS
QUARTER MILLION
FOR PRINCE PALATINE

Tny leased Wire a. EyrnlnG Herald. J
London July 80. The record =
4 price ~ r2dn. .NOG VAS paid today .
9 for the horse Prince Palntiue, =
. winner of the Ascot gold cup, by =
SJ B Joel, the south African =
. millionaire A provlso was made =
= by his former owner, T, Pnking- =
: ION that the horse should not =
= leave Great Britain, Tho pre- =
. vlous record price 10" mos
. oughbred horse was St16,s7b for
. FlyinG Fox
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
Governor Of State of Falcon
Prisoner; Town in Hands Of
Partisans of Stormy Petrol
Of South America.
SCORES OF PROMINENT
PERSONAGEs SEIZED
Country Invaded Simultane.
Ously at Various Points by
Adherents of Former Presi.
dent Is Report.


VIZ " T77--77TTT- 77T77-
Wiilemsiad, cutnroA, Judy 80 lin.
nors have reached here shnt the town
Of Corp, in the state of fulc0n. Venc-
zueln, has been occupied ~ pnriisans
~ ciprian0 Castro aud thai General
Leon Jurado. governor ~ Falcon. has
been taken prisoner by fssa..
u Is said that Castle landed in
Venezuela YESTERDAY
The puliticN situation in Vcnnzuela
~ Gcncrally regarded az critical
Scores or important pefsonnrra hnve
been Imprisoned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
ELLA FLAGG YOUNG
MUST STAY ON JOE
INV Leased Wire 20 Evenlng HeFald' ]

Chlcngo July 30.--ihe board ul
education hy vote of "a Go l. Fo.
fused % accept the reslsntiiul az
Nra Elln Fiaer Young. superinirnh-
cnt of tho schools in CHICAGO.
Mayor Harrison today named wv,
women az members 0f the unhfd on
education They are Mrs. Z 'Hftnr'
Vosbrink and Mrs Gertrude huWe
Rrltton Both are woll known ~
women'a club circles
Dr Peter &. Clemcnspn. DANIEL ~
cameron. DR. otto ~ Warn,nS, Ml-
chaei .. Collins and Peter Ielnbur :
were also appointed membtry OF the
board.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
ARM0RED CRUISER
WASHINGTON REPLACES
HANCOCK AT NEW YORK

Washington. july 30.-The big ar
mored cruiser washington, swiftest
of her class, VIII replace the trans
port Hancock as receiving shin at the
New YORK. navy yard August 3 The
Hancock viii be used 60 develop
plans of the marine corps FOR an add
vance busc station at Philadelphia,
~ which viii involve her being kept IN
readiness for almost instant sailing
with a ull battalion ana equipment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
ALLEGED ARSON
TRUST LEADER
SURRENDERS
Chicago Fire Insurance Ad-
iuster. Indicted Twelve
Times, Released on Hundred
Thousand Dollar Bond.
Ln, Iea.ed MIrc d lsyenIng IIeral.l. /

ChiCnRo, July ao.-~Juss IN fish,
hold of the nrm of JO1 pll Fish aud
company public flre insurance ad-
iustera who WAS made defendant In
twelve indictments ret.lrnco by the
Juiy grand Jury Monday IA connection
with an Investigation made OF Chi-
CngO's alleged arson trust" surrcn-
dered in the states attorney Office to-
day and was released on bonds ~
SluO.u00
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30

thlpntu. JUS 30 .ee' Detectives today
continued their search for The wuf.
derfra of Hrnlamin Hnlsiein. ~ years
Of aged, whose body hounn and
raRged with a bullet hole n the head
WIS found last MundaY in "A lonely
SPOT in MorNan park. The inVcHiiHa-
llOn anphrentiy has aeYflpped 10 now
cleWN of importance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
Cnn.lllerIng nnkcr nIII.

/ Washington, july 80. Final cons
siderati,n of Representative Raker's
! hlll 90 allow san Francisco 90 take
water from the Hctch- -lletchy valley
was begun today hy the house public
] lands committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
POSTMASTER GENERAL
BURLES0N RETIRES
WITH H0NORS OF WAR
IBy I.oased wire la TveninE iioraisi. ]

Af hastiHfu VIE va Evening Hturnttas
Hnre by Postmaster General nurieson
that be- would not further change
parcel post regulations until present
rates can be- more thoroughly tested,
the senate puatofhce committee today
indefinitely postponed action on Sen
utor Bryans resolution 90 annual the
postmaster generals powers 40
change rates ana sizes OF mailnDle
parcel post puckagca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
RUSSIAN FLEET AT
MOUTH OF BOSPHcRUs


Couatuntinuplc, July 80 --A kus-
sian fleet. which had been cruisinS in
the vicinity Of the Black sea entrance
90 the bosphuruf, was engaged to-day
ln making soundings iu the harhor 81
Ionguldak, q port in Asia Minor
about 100 miles from conslhutinople.
The news Of the operations of the
Russian fleet has greatly excited the
pupulacc nf the capital, but govern
mcnt officials declare that consider
ably more than naval demonstration
would be- required 90 induce the porte
90 abandon the fortress of AdriAn-
oplc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
ENGINEER KILLED
IN PENNSY WRECK
nv I,eascd wirc ~ ievcning H>Faid. J

INV IeRgcd Wire tu tNcHinE Nr'h"'
Tyrone Pa. Iuly 8o.--An engineer
was killed and about two score phh
seneers were Injured ln rear-en"
collision uf passenger trains on tho
PennsylVnnia railroad here this oltc,-
noon The dead man is Gcorse FuhN
of Altoona, Pa About twcnh ~ ihe
Injured were seriously hunt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30

80 @~N0A WtN@ I" attNhAAH RNkAl0sN
Narraeensett Pier. r. l.. fully se.--
5ewelry worth At least si50.a80 una
stolen from sh0rs Acres. the nunl-
!ner renidence Of Mr.. end Mm ! H
fianan, Friday night. rae efRo4o
robbery In tho home of q q RuNs4
Hey, aon-in-lnw 0f the late NJ IA. Hnr.
fiB',nn, occurred on Saturday niGhf.
neporta that the hanaua had been
robbed We're denied until today when
Ara Human told the story of their
loss. Mr. naunn IA nnrionslg M ava
has been kept IN INn0ranee nf the
robhtfy. An uuwillinHHoaa to disturb
him Influenced his wife to withheld
the facts until this tima.
The articles taken Included 1la-
muud necklace, "A pearl necklace, two
diamond encrusicd watches vel of
star Anpphirez surrounded by dia-
m0nde. pendant. a brooch and a
pair ~ fare hlnck diamond oarrlnaa
surrounded hy white dlRmnndA
A necuiinr feature ~ tfs rStbcrg
Nas that somo particularly sniuah
gems were left ir the bureau drawer
from which the others were removed.
This augsoAia thRi tiic lob was a har-
fied one.
Mrs hanan seldom wears the Jew
els and only brought them from New
York because she had expected o.
kiFe her annual reception ~ Govern
or ana Mrs Pothier. The lilrpss ~
Ar Hanan made Il necessary to can
eel the function
The lewelfy WIS taken from Mrs
hnnan's boudoir "a few pnmenis after
she had left the house 90 attend a
reception. The iosa was discovered
! within thirty minutes. bat although
| three detective nnenrtcs have Been
/ WORKING on the case since ~ IsiHs
morning no nnsihie elue has bees
/ found
Mrs. Hauana sald that the servants,
Of whom there are ahout twenty-five.
had been eliminated M the invesli4a,
tien
with the exception ol two buffers
who we're ongaEed this year. an ~
those employed at shore Acres have
heon with thc family for Years the
theory of motor boat tliffea also hna
been dismissed, ~ the shore of Nlefk
Island sound. over which the huusO
looks, ~ vary rough and b SMALL boat
would have great aifncuief ln landing
anywhcrc near the estale
"a left the house On NfIdaF evening"
for church reception. said Mra,
hanan, "ieaelns on my bureau set-
lcrnl pieces Of loWclry Tor my maid
90 put away. which she ava. when
III left the house the maid went tu g
epllnR nps far from me house ~
bring soine water W ms room. Whom
she returned, pefbape t"eAly min.
uiea later, she found the hurean open
and much ~ the icWolrN Hune. She
notified nae bF telephone Af lnD
church and I immediately relpFued
% the noase. ga once iplepaqnod tp
u detective nt Freyldducf una Ne p1
rived here sunday mqrt|nf NNp
men ave row working on la4 rAHe.
III do nOf suspect InH servants
Do ia believed NUIN InHf iNp same
NnnH of expert ln'etfH NHo nNNIAfNN
snceeaainlly here ,Mq fctr hHN Af'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
RECOGNIz
GEN. HUERTA
ADVICE Of
WILSON

American Ambassador Makes
Recommendation in Secret
Senate Conference But No
Action Is Taken in Pre-.
misses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30
Gems Worth $l50,0O0 stolen
from Hanan Palace at Mar
ragansett Pier in Addition "a
Rumsey Theft d SIS 900.
POLICE 80 MINUTES
BEHIND BOLD THIEVES;
NO CLUE DISCOVERED
Costly Trinkets Filched from
Bcudcir Under Very Nose of
Mistress Of Show Place of
Shore Acres. Rhode Island.

q Narmnnnnel pier a rt,t. a
q 30.--Tho beet detective r.rI.e1 =
. nvaiiabia la mafchsrn aIIts 1900,
q with thr ornrr, rrn6f. ,,eo ,~,'t =
. Sags. 600 worth - r@r,,e ,,,s..sf =
= from under th4 nsr.e NJ M =
9 owners ln the anmfnrr rnirrV IS
9 here DURING fha In.s o''.,,l......,,
. RiVni dofersi.. Menne,... 49,. y
. beer engaged d. fhn esr,I,',e
. Mira e. a.. Rumaev 14c,hf.r ~ -
. the lafe N. "A. Ilarri,,,an ..,d a. =
. fohn 4l4nnn ttlsn III r,-.i't~ u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-30

EOnAxB nnwe noDAxm
xou ~ n m tias mlmAxD.
nlriy Csnts q month o. is sonsa
. week delivered ~ youp aoogs
afty cents by man.