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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
WILSON WREsTLEs AGAIN
WITH CHINESE QUESTION

Washington. March ga President
Wilson took ttlder consideration to-
day further development ot the
administrations policy toward china
when hc was asked what might he
'he attitude ot his government toward
business enterprises in china. boy Am.
crican capitalists independent ~ gov
orumcutal aid.
Gcorpn Bronson Rec. confidential
sdviscr of sun Vat Sea and tcchni-
cat secretary Of the Chinese railroad
commission. arranging for 10000
mites OF trunk line railroads I'm chr
va. hud q conference with tho prcs.-
dent today 80 which be- gave Mr. VIII
son details nf the project Ind told
him that American capital would
participate ineihe railroad construc-
ton. Nlr l;ea was particularly In
tofostcd "a know lust how FAR this
government would gu ice supporting
contracts between American Interests
and the government of China and NJ
learned ilut the president was NO;
r,ady tu mok" amy announcement AMI
was asked To- prepare memorandum
ct the situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
ANOTHER ULTiNNuM
SENT rB NUNItt%I GRO

vienna Alar,h % The Austro-
hungarian government today lddr .ss.
ed strongly wordod note e. the
Montenegro which was iu the nature
OF an ultimatum
h'youd promising that the tutuf
tom mhHrdmout of Scuiurl will be di-
rrCt"d against the Qualifications ana
rot against tn town. Moutrncgfo's
reply Co AustrJ's original rcmou.
sirancr-, is q refusal to comply with
10" Austrian demands. The note de-
clarcs that fur military reasons Mon
t'urFru must refuse tu permit ,t,ll.
iInF tu leave Scutart and that shr
can not allow tho Austria- Hungarian
CONSUL IN Scutari a. take part in thc
inquiry into IA" death at the priest
l.iitn. nr aha ailoNOd eocrciVe coh'
Ntrsiuu 81 Catholiys. declaring thai
such Hn Investigation hy foreign ~
nriai would hr Incompatible WIN ~,
sovereign right. uf the King Of Mou.
t,ucgrn
Finally thr reply contains some eva.
slvr temarl,y concerning thr nllckcd
mniesiutipn ct the Austrian steam u
Skudru ut san Giovanni ~ Mrdul
Austria demanded tho punishment OF
the military and civil officials re-
sponslhlc tor ordering Captain Bla'
si,h to assist In landing Seryiau troops
ana war munitions ana 90 help res
cue drowning men from transports
which the rruls"r llamidivh had
sunk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
RUSSIAN INTERVENTION
PREDICTED IN I1tANCE

PARE. March 22--Austria- Hun
aary's Isolated action against Monte
negro Is looked upon with consider
uhla anxiety here. II Is believed that
naval demonstration off the Monte
negrin coast will. in the present tenn
per ~ the Montcuogrins, result In au
armed collision. should such CLASH
occur Russia. !, is believed, certainty
would intervene Louis Rrunct, the
Moutcnegrin consul general at Paris,
commenting upon Austria's note to
Montenegro today said
~ IN clear that Austria seeks o
fresh quarrel with Montenegro ana
n recalls the Incident al Prizrend iu
which the Austrian consul. Prochas'
ka, wa- the principal. on this oc'
casion. Austria srloCts the moment
when the fortress of Scutari Is ahou'
10 fan. 60 act The protest. she uses
Is irlViul The Austrian goyornmcn
knows that to allow the ciNil popu'
latlon OF Scuturl 60 leave the citadel
would be 10 paralyze the Seryinn ind
Montcnpgrin military operations ioi
the reason thrt the greater part oi th'
civilian inhabitants have been armo,
and are defending the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
SENSATION SPRUNG
IN ALASKAN LAND
FRAUD TRIAL At
CHICAGO
Witness Declares Name of For.
mer Secretary Ballinger
Was Erased from Books Of
Defendant Company.
JUDGE lands ORDERS
IMMEDIATE SEIZURE
nv leased Wire ~ E,cnlng Herald. ]

w. leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
chicago. March Testimony
that the books of Albort e.. Frost and
Company had been changed while
they were Ia the hands of receiver.
today halted the trial of Mf Frost
and his four associates. charged with
Anskan land frauds. and directed
the inquiry into other channels. In
the words OF Judge Lands. before
whom the trail b. being conducted
the question ot ;he United states
PENDANTS is small ogfenSe compared
with the canrae Just made"
when \. g. Frost and Company
failed three years ago. George NJ.
seward. one OF the decindants IN the
land fraud charges. was appointed re-
c"iyer and the books we're turned
over to him 4 a. Frost and COM.
pany. q corporation. is distinct from
Mr.. Frosts Interests In the chicago
q Milwaukee EloEtric railway and
the Alaskan Central railroad ON eX-
animation by -. o. Townsend special
assistant attorney general. Wandtke.
Ia hookkccp'r for Frost. testified that
since the books mad been turned over
20 Mr. seward as receiver certain
names had been erased
Among the names which had been
erased was that oi Richard \ Ballin-
ser, former United states land COM
missioner ana secretary of interior
Judgc Lands questioned tho witness
himself
AZ whose direction ala you erase
the nam" ol Mr pallnrore" nsltod
th" Judge.
"Nt tho request oc Nh seward and
MI Frost
Judge lands ordered the balin to
summon avv, raj t'uitcd States deputy
matshals. rhsy appeared "A moment
later und arrayod themselves before
the door of tho court room Tho
Jury was excused and Mr. seward was
called pofor" IA" bench Tho deputy
marshals entered.
"Gu tu Mr. frosrs Din,o" said the
Judge "nnd seek out aud bring into
court every book 81 Mr Erost's that
is supposed 10 be- Ia the hands Of o
receiver"
Attorneys FOR the defense objected
10 the proceedings, Your honor has
ne right ~ give such an order" pro-
tested Amos ". Marston. This issue
b. entirely aside from the trial of
Mr. Frost ANA ills assistants for land
frauds. We havcn't accn called in
hecr 90 defend this case"
"Go get tho hooks, what are you
waiting for'' ordered Judge Lands.
intorrupting further remarks of Mar
ston. The hooks IL was stated.
would bee brought into court late this
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
STATE TROOPS PREPARE
TO RESIST FEDERAL INVASION

Nogales. Ari1.. March 22.--Reportn
from the south today greatly disturb
ed insurgent state officials al Hermo-
sillC AID donbtless troops now mobi-
iized between Cannnea and Naco win
be hurried 10 the state capital t
was reported that a train bound for
Ortiz. the state troops base just north
OF duaymas, was captured by fed
erals, who had made "a daring sally
on the gulf port.
All available state troops are being
rushed 20 Ortiz and probably the
army OF $500 near the border wiH
be- hurried also 10 prevent the threat
cned invasion % Huerta solaiery
from the southwest. General Aifaro
ObreGon, commander~ln-chi 0f the
state forces below Naco. n expected
TO return 20 lIcrmosiiio. as s0on as
the completion 81 the campaign
against oieda's federal force "a Noco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
VICE CRUSADERS IN
WASHINGTON TO
URGE FEDERAL
ASSISTANCE
Illinois Investigators Anxious
to Have Inquiry Into Wages
of Girls Made Nation Wide
in Scope.
PRESIDENT REQUESTED
TO CALL CONFERENCE

t NV LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald. !
Washington. -. g.. March 22.-IiH.
nols yice crusaders. the senatorial
commission headed by Lieutenant
Goy- Barrett Oliara IA IN wash
ington today serklng 20 natlonaliza
the SCOPE Of their inquiry. To that
end tho commission first sought the
aid of President Wilson with whom
they conferred at the white house
After outlining to the preslden, tho
results of the Inquiry In Illinois
which revealed IN many Instances
that girls and young working .sona-
On were paid less than a living wage
and that many of them led double
iitrs. the commiss. .oncrs requested the
president Co cail a national conference
of state governors 20 start a systc-
matte federal and state campaign 10
better working conditions of women
throughout the nation,
After Lieutenant Governor O'Hara
had urged Presidrnt Wilson 10 call "a
conference of governors and repre-
sentatives ~ various state Vice COM
preparation by congress for homes for
girls In six or seven great Industrial
centers whore women. travelling from
state ~ state, eoulc be cared for
while seeking employment
THE government takes excellent
care Of every pound OF tobacco that
ls shipped from Kentucky" said SEN
ator Juul. and II keeps careful
watch over every pound of butterine.
surely II can devote some money and
attention 60 the American glri who
IN forced TO travel Ia search of em-
pioyment"
Senators Juul and Reall outlined
10 the president briefly some OF fhe
revelations of the Illinois commls-
sion's investigation in that state.
"lf We were bat to begin 10 outline
all the conditions we found" said
senator Juui. they would. Mr.. Pres
idcnt. be- almost unbelievable. Much
ui the testimony we secured is ahsO-
] iutely unprintube. The conditions
are such as to demand national iu-
/ yestigaticu and the states need the
/ government back of this movement
t0 remedy them"
The lieutenant governor urges par
ticuhrly that national conference
/ be called either this summer or in
l the fan. al which remedial legislation
could be discussed and planned. He
stated THAI the governors OF thirty
/ two states already had agreed 60 join
/ in the movement President Wilson
thanked the commission fur their pre-
s"ntution ~ the subject Il do not
I heliceV can Craps the full gravity
of the situation from this brief out
I line, said th" president. but II you
will leave with me your recommenda-
\ tions ana record of your investigation
4 can assure you / win give the mat
! ter serious attention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

Undismayed by Overwhelming
Force Of Enemy General
Ojeda Decides TO Fight fon
Possession Of Border Town.
ENEMIES OF HUERTA
HOLD SONORA CAPTTAL

Z IiY Leased Wire 20 Eveninw Wernla ,
Naco. Aria. March a2..--combinea
state troop forces AZ noon today he-
gan moying IN against Naco. suncrn.
F'pllowing his precedent or last week.
General oieda AZ once left the Raexi-
can border town ana set out 20 maet
the enemy. Ills ranks are depleted
by deserslons. and tho Huerta com-
mander has no more than sb0 men,
while four groups of the state troops
aggregate 1900 men.
Although the state troops suddenly
abandoned their avowcd plan OF firse
attacking cananea. oJeda. who last
week SO disaatroualy defeated tina
constituiionallst forces. was NOT
caught mapping. AZ once his small
army set out IN two columns. the
rapid-ilre pieces TO tho oant and the
mortars and cannons 70 the west.
The state troops also advanced IN
two groups. Colonies Bracnunonto
aud Gales. who we're defeated prev@
iausly below Naco, moved In from the
east with four machine guns. from
the west General Obregon and Colonel
cabra. advanced with q battery OF
held pieces.
After tho federal advance had ex4
changed FEW shots with the adj
vancine state troops. Ojeda gave the
20 retire into Naeo. This war done
this afternoon. hTe federal com
mander evidently had expected 10 cut
his way through the state troop lines.
which he saw was hopeless owing 20
the superior number of the snenay.
gale Is blowing here. and resl-
dents Of the Mcxlcan town are rush
ing 10 this side. where the patrol of
the Ninth ana Fitth cavalry IA on duiy
Everything Indicated that Oieda would
have 20 defend his position from for
tihcations erected previous to the flrst
battle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
GOVERNOR or sINALOA
REPORTED UNDER ARREST

Washington. March s2.--As rail-
road communication between t.are-
do. Texas and interior Mexico. n at
"a standstili, the consul az Monterey
today reported that an United states
matt for Mexico should be sent oy
way of BF0wnsvlile. Texas and Ma
tamoras. Mexico There Is one train
daily between the latter city and
Monterey General ObreNon stili
threatens Cananea with several hnn-
dred volunteers and Yaqui Indians.
General Dlaz Is reported 10 haVe
arrested the governor of Sinaioa ana
the project OF Mazatian
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
UNIVERSITIES ARE
URGED TO CHANGE
THEIR METHODS
British Columbia Prime Min
lister Delivers Some Wholo-
some Advice at California
Charter Day Exercises,
By LEASED Wire to Evening Herald.


BcIkelcl. CAT, March 20 Practical
education, nued 10 the requirements
of the world's work, was urged boy SIR
Richard Mcbride. prime minister of
British columbia u nn address dee
liNored today In the creek theuttr, at
the Charter day EXERCISES ut the Dui-
Ncrsity ut california Universities. ne
asserted. should change their meth
ods. aiming primarily Go develop in
diyiduality and teach students tu think
for themselves. THOSE self made men
who regret the mcagcrness of their
early schooling prouabIy would not
have achieved such SUCCESS had they
been college trained.
SO ON, .S educated in the true
sense" said SIR Richard. "Nho does
not mentally follow all the processes
OF solution Tor himself and grasp
the outr. meaning and purport ui
each step ttneu. Therefore much
ot the rUrw.lgum Of the ordnBr,
student %. rH. Nu.yrrsin rs futile be-.
causc 20 .s gptHune by him or tno
conclusion uf some one else and not
digostcd Uul absorbed hy process
ut mental yuuri ON his own part"
Education thought sir Richard. was
getting back tu tho principle onunciat-
cG hN Socrates. tNo thousand years
ago that chat education WINS the best
which uugnf the utilities and guali-
hod mon ,u cope with the realities of
life
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
PRESIDENT MARTYR
TO DUTY OR MERE
IMITATION Of
BALL FAN
Spends Saturday Afternoon in
Office While Princeton and
Georgetown Teams Play in
Washington.
WILSON RELATIVES
VISIT WHITE HOUSE
nv Lcased Wlrc to Ts,cmIna Herald !

Ivy AHAN'N NtAf W AaNfNtNA HNffNNil.
Washington, March % President
Wilson had such busy program
ahead of him today that he had go
for"go the halt holiday 10 which he
has long hoen accustomed ON Satur-
days. The president decided not TO
attend the Princeton Georgetown
baseball gamC lu the afternoon
though ho was 90 receive the mom-
bors OF the Princeton team Monday.
For the Easter holidays there was a
gathering " Wilson relatives at he
white house. Professor Stocton Az.
son. of Princeton university. a broth
ar of Mrs. Wilson and Fitzwilllam
McNiuNcgs Woodrow "a Princeton stu
dent and cousin at the president
We're among them.
Senators Reed. Thomas, Hughes
Bacon. Iioke Smith. Culherson and
johnson of Maine had separate cu-
Eagrments with the president.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
STARVATION ALONE
GAN BRING ABOUT
CAHTULATION Of
ADRIANOPLE
Turkish Commander Issues De-
fiant Statement in Reply to
RumOr That Garrison Was
About TO Surrender.
CHRISTIAN BISHOPS
DENY ILL TREATMENT
By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. /

By Leased Wire tO Evening Herald !
Ndrianople. CBy Wireless 60 CON
stantInople. Turkey March 22-
shukrl Pasha. the commander of this
fortress. and his troops are determined
% continue the defense they have now
carried on for nvo months and an re-
ports as 20 offers nude by them 10
surrender may be dismissed as pure
Inventions
only starvation can force the cnpitu-
lation Of the bclcaguered gnrrison Food
Is still regularly distributed among
the population by the military author
tiles and there are considerable sup
plies. Perfect order prevails u the
city The Bulgurinn b,sicgers are
making no progress ard their uccas-
ional assaults haV, been futile. THE
Intermittent hombordm.ut has done
no harm Co the defending forts. Dis
cord is said to prevail among the al
lied armies
The seryians brought up TO assist
tho BulgariBns in the siege remain
idle Ia their lines and are NOS par
ticipaung in any of the active oper-
atlons The report from Sona that
shukri Pasha had ordered the Greek
and Armenian bishops To- be hanged
because they had drawn attention 10
the alleged miseries OF the population
Is groundless " has aroused much
Indignation here. the two prelAtes
themselves being most energetic In
protesting against the story. They cx-
tol the courtesy Of the commander
praisng his solicitudo FOR the civil and
military population of the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
HIDDEN IN CLOSET
HUSBAND SHOOTS
RIVAL DEAD
Colorado Ranoher Takes Dead
ly Revenge on Hotel Man
Who Entered Wife's Room
by Night.
IBs Leased Wire to Evening Herald.

~ fHh-td httr 10 Evening Herald.
flagier Colo March 22-Frank
schuyler farmer living at seibsrt,
Colo4 iast night shot aud killed n.
j. Allen proprietor of the Hotel
Flagicr The sfaoting occurred ia
the hotel where Mrs. Schylcr. wlfe
of the'siayer was employed as house
Keeper schuyler secrcted himself IN
th" room occupied hy his wife. and
shot Allen as the lattar entered the
room Schyler was arrested and
taken to the county iail ~ Burlington.
Allen was 90 years ois and the father
of three children
Mrs Alien has been away frnlf
home on "a Visit Tor some time. Mrs.
Sehylcr. who Is Be years old. found
employment In the hotel. while her
husband remained on his ranch. Last
night sohylcr came 90 Flagler. secrc,
ly entered the hotel. ana concealed
himself n closet of his wlfe's room
About 30 O'Clock Mrs schuyler entered
ANA prepared Ia retire. shortly az
terWard Allen appeared. Schyle'
stopped from the closet and shot HIN
through the heart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
GOVERNOR cARRANzA TIRES
or STRIFE IN COAHUIIaA

Monterey Mexico. March 22--Car-
rama. rebel governor Of Coahuila. -
seeking an opportunity 10 treat for
peace. according 20 advices receives
here He Is said to have made kaown
his Willingness 90 meet emisseries of
the federal government.
A detachment OF goo rebels today
sent a communication 70 General lso.
iero. commander Of the troops here.
Offering 70 surrender n they sfe given
assurance OF amnesty. Foreign con~
suis have been assured by General
Loiero that ample protection win bo
afforded 70 ther people IN tho event
OF an attack ~ lhe rebels on this
city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
.SUPPL|ESNUSHEDT TO
RELIEF Of TORNADO
SUFFERERS IN
ALABAMA
Every Store Destroyed Peach
Tree Is Without Provisions
to Feed Hungry Hundreds
Made Homeless by Storm.
SURVIVORS TELL WEIRD
STORIES OF EXPERIENCE
Ry I.eased WIre 70 Eycnlng IIcraId. !

hy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. 3
Mobile. Ala. March supplies
for survivors of the cyclone that car
ried death to Lower Peach Tree. on
the Alabama river early yesterday.
were being hurrler into the stricken
district today ana win them we're sent
cOnslgnments of collins Every store
In Lower Peach Tree was blown down
by the gale and provinces of every
description were destroyed. Food WAS
sent from Mobile today and the
steamer Ciiy of Mobile carried sup
plies from selma
\ few stories of survivors reached
Mobile from Lower Peach Tree to-
day. When the home OF W $. ITby
began rocking in the gale. he carried
his wife ana their tWo children
through a window and 90 small out
house whore several heavy timhcrs
had been placed. They clung Go ths
lumber ana watched the gale carry
their home into the Alabama river
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
STEAMERS COLLIDE
HEAD ON IN A
DENSE FOG
None Hurt in Crash of Massa.
chusetts Coast; Revenue
Cutter Rushed to Assistance
of Disabled Vessels.
ny Lcnscd Wirc to Eycning Herald.

Vineyard Haven. Muss, March 2s.
The revenue cutter Itasca LETT
Woods Hole today tu assist the stcum-
ers rlty ol Macon and james =. Whit
urN which were iu collision IN a
heavy iog In Vineyard sound tate last
night The steamers anchored after
the accident An cight-toot holo
WAS torn in th" side ~ the City ot
Macon uh0yc the water line and
th, bow ot the whitney was broken
la when the steamers crashed No
ON. was injured The Iity of Macon
was hound from savannah Go Boston
with % few passengers aud cargo
or freight The Whitney was bound
from New York 10 Boston. with
freight,
The collision came without warn.
ing in a dense tog. Tho vessels struck
practically head-on.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
Two NIolr Nto,m Nirtims.

Detroit. Mich, March 90 Although
yesterdays tornado had ahutcd In
Mivhigan today it was thought wIr"
traffic could not bc restored through.
out the state before Monday Two
more deaths were today added to the
list of Michiaan fatalities. making
three 100 ull du" To- the storm. Two
men were drowned u the 81 clair
hats when their duck boat capsilrd
during rh- storm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
INCOME TAX TAKEN
|. UP BY DEMOCRATS
OF COMMITTEE
Agreement on Tax of / to l.2
Per Cent on Incomes Over
$4,000 Said to Be Probable
Outcome.
IN Icascd VIC % Eyenlng mrrnld. |

Hy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Washington. March 20 RcpTcscn-
tatiy"s Underwood, I'm. Peters and
Palmer, met again today as sub
commiitec 10 study the adminlstra.
tive provisions OF she new tariff bils
ana the Income tax plan. While
members OF the Democratic majority
of the ways and means committee diff
fer on what the income tax should
be- II X indicated they VIII agree op
% tax cot from ! per cent TO ~ p,f'
cent on incomes ot upward ot $4,000
a year and might agree 10 make tine
tax applicable To Incomes us low Js
S3,5O0.
Chairman Underwood ana his cnl-
leagues have been studying the Brit
ish system where the lowest charge is
20 fraction more than per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
ANIBAsSADOR HURREDLY
RECALLED TO LONDON

London, March 9Th" new cribs
In ihe Balkans led today to the IN
stnnt recnll from their Easter Naoa-
tions of the ambassadors in London
of the European powers They met
In conference this afternoon to dis
,Iss the situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
CHIEF JUSTICE REFUSES
RESPITE TO ALLEN GANG
ny Leased Wire to Evening Herald

Washington March 90 Chief Jus
tic" White today declined to gran, %
writ cot error tp have the supreme
court rcNiew thc death sentence m-
posed upon claude Allen for his part
in the iiillsyille court house murders
tur granted Aliens attorneys permits
sion to las their request before amy
Justice of The court claude and his
father aro under sentouc, 10 dia
March 2S
After leaving the chief Justice. Al.
len's attorneys Raid their application
before Justice Hughes who took lt
under consideration and promised 60
decide today lf possible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
MEDIATION PROPOSED IN
SWITCHMEN'S DISPUTE
I By Leased Wire to Evening Herald.

TNN IWWNVW VIZ W IN'HIHk V'TNIU, 7
Washington. March 90 Acting
Commissioner G. W ", Hanger ~
the bureau of tabor. win 20 to chit
cuEo to-day to act as mediator bee
tween thr 5.o0o switchmrn. who
threaten strike. mud the railropds
TIN parties to tho threatened strik
requested Nr Hanger and Judge
Hnupp uf the commerce court. o.
comc boz ludgo Knapp has not ttk,s
the matter up, as h,s commission n,
mediator uudcr the T1rdmun ace eX
plrrd uu March 4 liis reappoint
ment by President wilson ia expected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
Pathetic sulclde oT Bllnd Man

Pleasant grove, Utah March 22,-
Blind. and 800 with pm 'umonin, Andrew
g. Thompson. aged ~, committed SUI
eide today by slushing his throat with
his grandson pucketknif". Ills son
who was Watching hy the hodside, f"l
asleep to be- aroused hy the groans oi
the blind man. who died soon after
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
run NwNYS RECAPTURED
EtEI.IING IN FREIGHT CAR

Wiuona. MINI. March 22-SiN of
the eight boys who escaped from the
stat" training school at Red Wing
early this morn ing we're found hy
tho police here in box car on an
eastbound Milwaukee ard 81 Paul
freight train. They were tbinly clad
and were suffering severely from the
cold They viii probably bc returned
TO Red Wing today