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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
Forces Allied Against Tam
many Ask for Removal Of
Tammany's Superintendent
Of Elections.
LOOKS NOW AS IF THE
HALL WOULD BE BEATEN
Result in New York City Over
shadows All Other Elections
on the Calendar for Tomor-
rows Voting.
my Icnsci Wire % ifvrnIne IIcraid. ;

lliy Icnscd Wire o. Evening Herald !,
New York, Nov 3.-rho summary
removal Of John q. Voorhees,. aH su-
periutendent Of elections. Demo
crat, ~ asked ln iott0r addressed o.
Governor Glynn today by Francis ".
bird. chairman OF tho Natlonai Pro-
grcssive party of New York county;
l.. J. O'Rcilly. chairman OF the city
campalgn OF tho Independence league.
ana Clement J. Drlscoll. president 81
the Voters league.
Tho letter charges Voorhees, with
failure to lnvostigato violations of tho
election laws. with permitting his of
fees To be used for partisan pur-
poses. and with general incom-
petency and ineiiciency."
IL allogos that ne appointed as
deputy supcrintendcnts "mCn totally
unified and OF bad reputation,
some OF whom he equipped with rc-
volVcrs and permitted to suppress
and intimate electors
Eugene a. Wood the politician
sought by District Attorney Whit
man as witness today az the John
Doe investigation into the charges OF
Tammany corruption made Dy Johf
a. Hennessy. could not be- fourd thin
afternoon. Friends said he WAS out
Of town. Honnessy. chief campaign
or against Tammany In the munich
pal campaign. testified last week thai
" was Wood who gave him most ol
the material for his charges.
In the absence 0f Wood Il wai
thought that w. w. Mclaughlin. Jr.
would be called as "A witness. Youni
Mclaughlin recently made AFFIDAVIT
that his father. an eX-policc inspect
or. lent 1900 to Edward T.. Mo
Call. Tammany candidate for mnyos
about the time of McCnli's nomina
tion for the state supreme heneh -
1902.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
Probably Richest Man in Mex
ican Republic Reported to
Be Held by Huerta g. germ
ment in chihuahua.
WILSON ISSUES GUARDED
STATEMENT ON SITUATION
President appears to Be No
Nearer Decisive Action in
the Revolution Situation
After Hearing From Europe.

(By Leased Wire to EVcning Herald
~ Paso. Tex, Nov. 3.--Genarai
Luis TcrrazaF. the wealthiest man in
Mexico, Is reported prisoner OF the
Mexican federal authorities In Jun
reg. Military officials In Juarez ucny
knowledge of his presence. but the
rumor IS persistent that General
Tcfruzas and members Of his family
came TO Juarcz yesterday on the spe-
cial train that brought General Fran
cisco Castro and that Terrazas was
detained In Juarez. Some memDefs
OF his family came To Ei pasO lass
night and are still here. They de.
cline 90 talk.
General Castro took command oi
tho Juarez garrison last night. sim-
ultancously Guillormo Cruz. mayor of
Juarez. came TO III paso for some
reason and today General Castro an.
nOunced Luis Comanduran an IA.
new mayor
Two hundred and fifty reinforce.
mentu were sent from Juarcz To CHI
huahua today. The federals sul
hold the city of chihuahua, accord
Ing TO advicca In Juarez.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03

otto Dieckmann. for more than
thirty years a resident ~ Albuauer-
que. aud one OF the pioneer business
men Of the town. died today at 1850
noon. MIR Diockmann had been IN
failing health for many months. al
though "A short time ago he seemed
TO be IN an improved condition and
at no time gave up active conduct OF
his extensive business interests. Death
WAS the result Of complication or
diseases. centering around kidney
trouble. lie was 60 years of age.
Up 60 two days ago Mr.. Dieckmann
was at his office attending to busi-
ness routine. Saturday he was sud-
denly stricken and became SO ~ that
Il was necessary 20 take him home.
Tho end today was not unexpected
and all Immediate members Of his
fumiiv were with him when the end
came quietly ana peacefully ~ noon.
Mr. Dlcckmann was born IN Dissen.
Germany. and came 60 America In his
early youth. being about lg years Of
nge at the time. lie camd Go Albu-
querauo IN 1889 and Immediately took
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
WILSON IS GOING
AFTER TRUST
PROGRAM
Will Defer Effort for Anti
Legislation Until After He
Has Disposed of the Cur
rency Problems.
INV Ieased wire 20 Evculng Herald }

lBv I.eused Wire 20 EvcDing tierald.
Washington, Nov. 3.-RrcsIdent
Wilson said today ne would not
launch any recommendations for am
tl-trust legislation until the currency
bill was passed and that it would be
his aim 90 keep the currency ques-
ton the center OF attention He made
Il plain, however, that he had some
dcnnte ideas on the trust question
which ne had already discussed with
Chairman NcWlands Of the senate in-
terstato commerce committee and
Chairman clayton of the house iudie-
larry committee as well as Attorney
General McRoynolds and that all were
thinking along the same lines.
IAN antitrust program armed TO
tho teeth" IL the way those close 10
President Wilson describe his plans.
The president. they say. intends 60
act behind Whatever mcasuro the
ehairfnon 90 iho two CONGRESSIONAL
committees win work dut ln eonsniin-
ton with administration officials.
President Wilson iet h be known
thnt ho is opposed % the senate bank
ing committee currency amendment
providing for four regional reserve
banks instead Of twelve, as In the
house currency bill
with work ON she administration
currency bin temporarily halted a
number of conferences among senae
tors and ut the White house today
discussed the possibility OF calling n
Democratic caucus to take tho meas
ure out of the hands Of the commit
tee. THE committee is divided over
several propositions In the house bill
which the administration IS firmly
supporting and on several occasions
combinations of a few Democrats
with che Republicans have defeated
administration proposals..
After Chairman owen Of the com
lmittco returned from the white house
20 the capitol today he talked witf
Senators Korn8. simmons and other
Democrats LEADERS about a plan q
call caucus for Thursday or Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
Adjutant Generai Case Reports
to the Governor That He
Has No Trouble in Collect
ing the Arms.
FINAL FIRM STAND OF
AMMONs GETS RESULTS
Apparently Now NO DISPOSE
tion to Resist Che Colorado
National Guard Who Gov
er the Districr.

lRy leased Wire 90 EtenIng Herald. ]
Trinidad. colo, Noi 2-No pros
pect Of a speedy reticmont Of the
coal strike In the soaron Colorado
coal aelds exists "a Fresent in the
opinion Of Frank g. Hnycs. interna-
tionui vice president oi the United
Mine Workers 81 America. who has
just returned to the district from
Denver. Hayes denied Che report that
many Of the strikers arr preparing to
20 back to work under the protection
of the state militia. fie also secuted
the rumors that large numbers OF
mine guards and strikers have been
killed during recent cinshcs and that
the bodies have either been left In
the hills or buried secretly. An in
vostigation OF the ronori that the coat
companies are ovadiug tho law by
Importing men, giving them a few
hours work az the Pueblo steel mills
and then sending them Co the mines,
is being made he said.
The number Of rides In possession
OF the strikers" he said. "has been
greatly overstated. I am not pre-
pared TO say what disposition has
been made Of them.
Another eUort go peacefully secure
tho arms Of strikers nj Ludlow viii
be made tomorrow morning, and it
they are not turned over Adjutani
General Chase announces that he VIII
take such steps as seem necessary.
Detachments OF militia are al Lhd-
low and many OF the coal camps lp
that district and no disorders were
reported during the night
Continued activity by union lead
ers In an enoft 10 coiiect ali nrn'
and ammunition. either concealed o'
In possession OF the strikers, or af
immediate order TO surround and
search the tents az Ludlow, was th'
ultimatum delivered by Adlutan
| General John Chase 10 John Il. La"
son this morning. General Chase Wis
tied Ludlow early today and conferre
| with Lawson. The latter turned ovel
"A few more guns and stated thar h'
was experiencing much difficulty u
Inducing the miners 10 surrender th'
weapons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
Men Of Standing Personally
Volunteer to Bear Arms IN
Order to Prevent Disorder IN
Hoosier Capital.
Believed THAT disturbance
Which Turned Indiana City
Upside Down Is Finally az
an End.



tfiy LEASED Wire 10 EgculItw lieraid.T
Indianapolis. Nov 1.-Sircef car
service. which has been tied ~ tlBco
Friday might hy the strike ~ tho eisi-
ploycs 0f the Indianapolis Traction
ana Terminal company was reeufae1
to-day Crowds of strikers and seln-
pathizcrs liocked near the Louisi1na
street barns The crowd was orderly
Bankers. merchants and profcaslonnt
men are % guard the streets tonight
IN order 60 let the police devote their
fu,i tino 90 The prevention ~ de-
snnction 10 STREET car property Shers
in portins served summons on soc
representative bussnegs men this
morning ordering their % report for
guard duty as deputies later IN the
day
The summons stated that iawies1
disorder. accompanied BY many
breaches OF the peace and deetructlou
Of property prevailed Ia che city ana
that the municipal police have dcclaf-
ed themselves unable 20 cope with the
situation. The mon we're cailes on 20
aid the sheriff under pain Of arrest.
Clubs we're used freely by the poilce
when an attempt was made 20 run
cars which stood on street corners.
into the barns.
Much talk was current on tho
streets that sympathetic strikers
would be called by numerous trades
and there was o report that the
building trades might call a strikes
No such action had been taken up %
noon, however Most o. the factories
were shorthanded. owing q tho IA
ability of employees TO reach their
places Of business. The eutomonlio
ana track transfnr syatene tnat hasq
sprung into life since the calling ot
The strike could hands only n small
proportion Of the people. Few wo-
men were on the streets.
Robert T. Todd. president. and
John J. Mahoney. superintendent oL
tho street car companY, and Chief OK
police fIyland were attacked BY o
crowd OF strikers and aympathi&efa
this afternoon. but were not seriously
injured The mob threw missiles.
striking the officials several times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
GOVERNOR HEARS THAT
PEACE REIGNS AT TRINIDAD

Denver. Nov. No disorder, was
the report received today by Gov
srnor Ammons from the southern
colorado coal strike zone. Tho gov
ernor received telephone report
from General John chase al l o'clock
today to the effect that disarmament
was proceeding satisfactorily az wal
senburg ana that % considerable mum
her OF rifles and rcyolvers had been
turned over today hy the strikers az
he Ludlow tent cc' ny.
II was said tho strike leaders had
assured General chase that they
would continue their efforts 60 ala
him In getting arms This attitude
was taken when b. became known
that Governor AmmOns remained
firm In his determination To disarm
! both strikers and guards with the
least delay and interruption Co. b1si-
ness.
| Reports TO tho governors oihce
from Routt county were 20 the eff
| -ect that none of the miners respond-
cd To the whistle call this morning.
last week the operators OF -four
mines in that country announced that
| they would resume operations today
| Nd trouble was reported.
! Advices .rom Louisville Ia northern
Colorado today stated that O. clash
occurred shortly atter midnight be-
tween strikers and strike breaker'
LAT the New Monarch mine 80. .. I
Ian exchange Of shots lasting about
I,Wcuy minutes MIke Piera. who wa'
In the mine hunk house, was slight
Ily wounded. There are no troops 10
tho northern Colombo fields.
The mine at Leydcn, Colo, contin
uod operations today the threaten
Ing strike failing tO matcrinlize.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
BITTER ROW IN GOTHAM
ENDS IN \ EpRORT'

New York, Nov. 3.-New York
Clty's bitter mayoralty campaign en-
tered on It's last day stage today. Clos-
ing speeches OF candidates win he
made tonight ana tomorrow voters VIII
decide whether Edward -. Mccall
Tammnny or John purroy Mitchell
the fusion nominee, shall be mayor
William SulzoE dcposed governor.
seeking To- return go the assembly as
Progressive. published todny let
ters and telcsroms purporung Go
show that Mccall offered 90 get
Charles +. Murphy. the Tammany
leader, TO stop the Impeachment trial
provided Splzcr would endorse Me-
Calls candidncy for mayor and stop
the inquiries looking 20 the exposure
of Tammany corruption.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
MRS. PANKHURST
IS GRIEvED BY
HER DAUGHTERS
TREATMENT
Militant Party Wonders Just
What England Is Going to
Do to Sylvia in London.
TELLS CHICAO SHE IS
MUCH ABUSED MOTHER


IBy LEASED Wire in Evening Herald. ]
Chicago. Nov 3,-Rcvclations Of
suffering undergone by Miss Sylvia
Pankhurst recently, greatly pcrturhed
her mother. Mrs, Emmolinc Punk-
hurst here today when she received
letter from the other daughter
Chrisiabol Tho letter stated that
SylvIn again had been subjrc;od TO
forclble feeding after being starved
within an inch of her life.
sylvia had "A great ana successful
fight Monday. but on Tuesday. was ar
rested by so policemen and a. collec-
tion Of plain clothes men, ran the
letter I'VE shalt night our best for
her and the east side VIII no doubt
play up Annie (Miss Annie Ken
ney) Is worse In health than she mas
ever been and we are making plans
for her protection
Miss Chrlstabel asks u her mother
can do nny thing 10 interest American
physicians Co bring pressure ON thelr
British colleagues without whom. she
snys, tho "Cat and Mouse torture
would be Impossible. The doctors
she says, watch tho starving patients
weaken 10 the last limit of safety and
then scientifically, but torcibly. reed
them back SO life again,
''The doctor Ia in fact the only ono
who has any power over the sunrag
ette and he liz not only policeman hu'
torturer" continues the letter III
was the international Medical con
eress that saved YOU and Annie kcn
ncy last summon, so evidently th'
doctors of other lands have some in
auoupC"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
TOUR CLAIM TO LEAD
IN MAssACHVS SIrfrS ROM

Boston, Nov a.-Thc closing day on
the state campaign found each OF '"e
four lending candidates for 3oNernor
carrylng his appeal 90 the voters ahA
predicting success at the polls tomor-
row,
Governor Eugene y. Foss. who Is
seeking fourth torn as an indc-
pendent toured Capo cod and spoke
in twenty towns.
A noon meeting in Roston was aa-
dressed by Lieutenant 2uNein"r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03

Washington. Nov Representa-
tive Mcdonald of Michigan, ta'kgd
with President Wilson today ON con-
ditions attending the copper miners
strike In the Calumet region. Ne
Donald told the president somo-
thing should be done. either through
executive action or legislation. not
only 90 adjust tho strike. but 90 pre-
vent future strikes which Involve the
prosperity of am Immense Industry
President Wilson expressed docp
interest in the subject. Tho federal
mediation board. it vas agreed, could
not take up the strike because Of lim-
itatlons Of its work. but the president
expressed the hope that some plan
soon might be- adopted To meet tho
situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
rchor. M tn0 IIorllne pool.

Washington. Nov. hchucs 81
the collapse of the Hooking pool
which ruined several brpkeragc firms
IN 1870. were hcnrd in the supreme
court today when % WAS held that
undue preference had boen given 90
Toe National city hank IN settling the
.affairs ~ Lathrop Heskins a co. y
was held thnt in thc failure os J. ~
FiHko a CO. ON the same day the Me-
chanics and Mctnls National bank
also received fnrbiddon preference.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
Commission FORM
|. Of GOVERNMENT
IS UPHELD
Colorado Supreme Court in In
teresting Decision Holds
That Legislature Gave IN
limited Powers of Local
Government.
INV Leased wirc 20 Iycnins IIerald.

[Ry Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald J
Denver. Nov. q The state supreme
court today upheld commission form
lot government iu Denver.
In effect the court held THAI when
the state assembly approved the
Rush hill, granting charter govern
mcnt to The city of Denver "a gave
unlimited power in matters of local
government; that the people had tho
right Co aWond the charter either by
charter convention or Initiated
ameudnlcnt as was done and that the
Initiated amendment Is legal. A.
brought before The supreme court the
lprcierontlal system OF voting also was
attacked The court sustained this
systcm OF voting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
TWENTY -THREECARS
START IN RAGE
TO PHOENIX
Big Endurance Run from Los
Angeles to Arizona Capital
Starts With Prospects Of Elk
citing Contest.

CBy Lcnscd wIrs 20 EvenlnE Herald.
Los Angeles. Cal, Noy. s.-rwensy-
three motor cars, stripped far fast
work. we're sont away early today Ia
the long grind Of the sixth annual
Los Angeles-to-Phoe aulomohiio
race. the first car being started at
duybroak and the others following nt
ten minute Intervals The racers ex-
poct 10 reach the finish line STA miles
away Some time tomorrow ana Cove
ornor Gcorge w r. Hunt 81 Arizona,
win olficiate as referee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
RcnnhIlcan. IIone 30 Wm Ioaislature

New York. Nov. Republicans
predicted today that they would re-
gain control of tho lower branch of
the state legislature through tumor-
rows elections Thcir hopes are
based on Democratic diaanection over
tho removal Of Governor suffer and
the fact that the Democratic lenders
have neglected the state situation DO
tho bitter nght 90 retain command oi
New York Cliy
The Progressive party promises io
play as important a part in the state
elections ns 60 ala year aso. To the
big Progressive vote last year the Re-
pubHcans attributed the defeat of
their candidate FOR governor and the
loss of the legislature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
Ccttlnr out prc.ldcntiai vote.

PhIlndOlUhI1, nov H"~I1WIIIHH
oratory In the local political battle
was continued by the fusion forces
and is the regular Republicans Much
OF tho day was devoted 90 the deioilH
of getting out the v0to tomorrow.
Each side put out statements that it
would win an the county offices am"
also control councils
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03

David 4. Walsh Domoefnt. 1fr. Weiah
planned TO address 2s meetings
around tho city tonight The Pro-
grestltes held lis railiea n tho state.
The party candldnfe TOR eofoYror,
Charles 81 bird, addressed several ~
the inetfinsa Congressman hueuslus
~ Gardner. tho Republican eand-
ara pearor, apuke ~ Lynn and Wo-
burn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03

Louisville. Ky. NOV. a. With the
possible exception that few Pro-
gressives may succeed Republican
nombcre ~ tho Kentucky assembiy,
no chanaos generally are ontlclpatcd
in tho memhcrshlp BIZ iDmorroN 9
election Interest throughout the
state cenlefs ln tha slfuaale between
Proarcsslvos and Democrats IN Louis
vile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
VAUDEVILLE" IS
PUT ON The
KIEv CASE
Tangle of Testimony in Al
legged Case of Ritual Murder
in Russia Disgusts News
papers Of the Country.
Eny Ienscd Wire TO Evening meraId.l ]

ISlev. Nov 8.--"Vaudeville" is the
term used today by the newspaper
Kicvsky Mysl In referring To the tes-
timony OF Father Pranaitcs, the priest
from Turkcstan. az the trial of Mem
del Beiliss for the alleged murder
of Andrew Yushinsky II adds that
the priest has proved q broken reed
for the prosecution.
Judge Boldircw, the president OF
the court. became impatient at to-
days hearing. when Father Pranaites
continually replied: 81 don't know
to questions and was unable even 10
indicate the tests OF the Talmud and
the Bible on which he based his de-
inunclation OF the Jews.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
FaI.e Rcglstnuiun in Ncw Jersey.

Tront0n. \. j., Nov 3.-Thr dny
before election in Now JcrEcy founo
everything quiet except for Eomc
charges of false regisiration IN the
larecr cities. James +. Fielder, tho
Democratic candidate for governor.
and Edwin G Stokes the Republican
nominee. made "a tour today south
orn New Jersey, and Everett colby
the Progressive candidate, made
speeches In Elizabeth and other parti
of Union county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
BARR WAS IN HABIT OF
TELLING HORRIBLE TALES
rEv Jenscd wire Co Tvrnlne TcraId.

Dallas. Tex. Nov 3.-A charge OF
murder "hv aiding and aocttins
Meade Barr In the killing of MISS
Florence Brown here last July was
filed today against Mrs Ellis NJ
Lake, young widow, with whom
Burr claims acquaintance, \ charge
of murder In connection with the
death of Miss Brown similarly was
fiicd against Barr several DAYS ago.
before his arrival here.
Dallas Tex, Nov 3.-Meade Barr
who has assured o. grand Jury that ne
killed Miss Florence Brown last July
was In the habit of telling false stor-
les of terrible Fights In which he par
ticlpated. according to R. =. Bethur-
EN-. local contractor, who employed
Barr for several months Just before
the Brown murder.
Mrs Ellie VI. Lake. the young Wild
uw under arrest awaiting further IN
vestigatlon of Barr's assertions con-
meeting hor with the Brown case, re-
fused to talk today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 1.-- Win thcir
party more united than it has been
FOR years. tho Democratic leaders are
today predicting n sweeping victory
at iomorrows election lu Maryland.
fscfmbiican state Chairman Hhnna
would not give figures but wits sane
gulne shat the results would show
THAT hla party. which suffered most
from tho Progressive detection had
been Holidly reanitct.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03

Washington, Nov. S.-Sccrctnry
Bryan and Ernest Baumann, charge
of the Swiss legation, today signed q
convention extending for another hye
years the general arbitration treaty
between the two countries,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
sTILWELL PARDON TO
BE INVESTIGATED


TRv leased wur ~ Evering HeFald. ;
Albany. A. y, Nov. IA thoroush
invcstigation of the disclosures re-
sulting from the attempts Of former
Senator stnwcu ~ obtain pnro"h
will bc begun next week by Attorney
General CarmodN.
The alleged use of a telephone dc
vice in Sing Sing prison In conn''-
ton with Hcnnessys conference
with stnweil Is to bo mnde a part O.,
tho Inquiry. william suller an"
John a Hennessy may be- called "h
witnesses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
COCKRELL GOES ON
ARMY ORDNANCE BOARD

TRy LEASED Wire Io Evening Herald ]
Washington, Nov 3-The senate
today confirmed the nomination 81
Former Senator Cockrcll OF Missouri
Ia be- the civilian member of the army
board of ordnance ana fortiticntiohs'
short time after his name nad been
sent IN by the president lie sue
ceods william Warner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-03
coward MORRIS IS
DEAD IN CHICAGO
Millionaire Packer, Son Of
Late Nelson Morris, Dies as
Result Of Nervous Break
down; Leaves Fifty Million
Dollars.


10y A""Hc1 "tfN 20 htt"t''A AtFf~fN,i
Chicago. Nov Edward Morris.
Tresldont of Norris q Company. pack
era. died at his home today after an
iiiness of moro than year.
ar Morris was born an Chicago
foriy-soven Years aso and was the
cideN son of the late Nelson Morris
pioneer packer He suffered a nor-
voua breakdown about a year aRo and
was Obliged 20 give up active buai-
ness.
iils fortune 81 estimated az from
$40. 900 10 tbo.oOo.00o.