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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
SCHMIDT MAY HAVE
VISITED MEST IN LINIl

Denver. sept iS.--Vnitcd secret
service agents today sent tclegrams
to the New YORK police department
asking whether Hans Schmidt. con-
ferscd' murderer ana counterfeitor,
was absent from New York In June.
This action followed the discovery
that the counterfeit $40 and SEQ made
hy schmidt are sirlklngly similar To
spurious bills which were passed IN
large numbers In June In Denver. CHI
capo and Kansas city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
EVERY RNuRONDER MIL
OUT WORK ~ THREAT

TITmIn 3nUm, EnHlHnd HrUI' W.
chief Orgnnizcr Monett declared az a
mass meeting today that the exccu-
tive committee of the National Union
OF Railway mon had endorsed the
strike ~ am now IN position 10
ask every railroad worker IN England
Ca quit work IN support of tac move
mont" he told the strikers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

MONTREAL. Sept ts.--R Representatives
.of the Dominion immigration depart
mcnt responsible for tho sudden move
by which Canada got ria Of Harry X.
Thaw appeared before the appear
court today 70 explain why they haa
disobeyed the courts order 60 pro-
ducc the Mntteawan fugitive here
last Monday. The hearing resolved
itself into an examination o. the con-
stituiionnliiy of tho immigration act
under which e j. poherty. minister
of Justice. acted when he ordered
Thaws summary deportation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
ELECTION OF GRAND
ARMY OFFICERS TODAY
my LEASED Wire 40 Evening Herald

lny LEASED Wire 40 Evcuing Herald ]
Chattanooga Tenn, sept is Elcc-
tlon of officers by tho Grand Army of
the Republic n forty-seventh annual
encampmcnt here ana hy the sons
OF Veterans probably VIII take place
to-day Indications nre shat tho se-
lection of 20 commander -in-chicr Of
the Grand Army of the Republic 60
succeed Alfred B. Beers win be- be-
tween col c. r.. Adams of superior,
Ncb and Washington Gardner of
Michigan. spirited contest is be-
ing waged hY members of tho Sons of
Veterans. John q. sautor of PITTS
burgh. Pa. and &. s Scott of san
Francisco. VIII be the principal ean-
didates FOR commandments ac-
cordlng 10 pledged votes announced
In caucusos last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

New York sept iS- Robert a g.
Peterson. wealthy mining promoter
of This city. filed suii today IN the
supreme court against the Colorado
Mines. Railways and Utilities corpo-
ration of colorado. for teoe,o00 az
legged 10 be- due him for negotiating
the purchase of tho Golden cycle
mine for the corporation for &6.ooo,-
90 suit also wis filed hy Peterson
aeulpm tho El paso Consolidnted
Mine company of Colorado for %
pcr cont az ita property aud profits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
NUMBER OF PERSONS
SLIGHTLY INJURED

Lacrosse, Wis, Sept lS.-oricntal
limited train No, 90, the best train
on the Great Northern Burlington sys-
tenn, ran into an open bridge near
rrcmpeaieau this afternoon according
to word received M the division Off
ces here Three hundred feet oi
bridge was burned out and the train
ran into this gap. The message re-
celvcd at the division office says.
- number of persons are slightly
hurt"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
LITTLE HOPE NOW or
AVTVTINC WAIKoTfT

Denver, Sept lS.--state officers. Of
ficials of the United Mine Workers OF
America and Colorado mine operators
today marked time IN the strike sl,u-
ton. No change of plans was an
nounccd by either party to the dis
pute. Deputy Labor Commissioner
Brake said he had NO further plans
for averting the strike. and had not
received the replies of the miners and
the operators Ia his offer of media
tion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
COMMERCIAL CLUB
WORKS TO SETTLE
COPPER STRIKE
Committee in Session Eighteen
Hours Daily in Effort to
Solve Problem of Michigan
Mine Controversy.

IBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. 1
Calumet, Mich, Sept. ls.--Tho Cops
per Country Commercial clubs con-
mittcc investigating the copper min
crs' strike. with "A view 20 offering
mediation, viii today open offices IN
Calumet. whore testimony bearing ON
both sides Of the controversy win be-
taken
The committee has 50 far worked
oightoeu hours day IN itE invcstien-
tion No Information viii be divulg-
ed until lis Inquiry is concluded. a
conference with the min. managers
has already heen held and striRcfa
viii now he Interviewed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
ORIENTAL LIMITED
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
Fast Train on Burlington
Great Northern Route
Crashes into Burning Bridge
None Seriously Hurt.
/ Ry Lrnscd WIrc In lcvrnInr neraId. ]

hy irnscu Wire t0 Evrning Herald
Winona Minn., Sept. is iiastbound
coast train No. SO on the Burlington
road went into the ditch near Trem-
pclcau. wis. about eight miles east
Of here shortly after noon today. Doc
tors have been sent to the scene from
here. Word of the wreck reached
hero through telephone message
sent hy the conductor Of the train.
The engine and four cars went int3
the ditch No one was Killed, u is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

New York, sept. iH.--" Mrs t'lh-
moline pnnkhurN viii be my guest
during her stay Ia New York city,
Mrs. -. II. ~ Belmont said last nisht
on her arrival from Europe aboard
the lmperatOr "And, OF course, Mrs.
Pankhnrst is going to he admitted 90
this country why. we should be- the
laughing stock of continental Europe
if we excluded hor"
Mrs. Pnnkhurst iR not cOining here
10 advocate militant methods" she
added "shc viii tnlk about auffrage.
poets"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
POMERENE DETERMINED
TO CRIMP WINE MAKERS


10y INUNI'W " 10 10 dtFElIIUI tVt7NIlIIEl
Washington Sept ls.~-Senntof
Pomereue of Ohio, today said he mad
unofficial information that the sarin
conforces intended 90 eliminate his
amendment Cor "a hlgh tax on the spir-
its with which California wine men
fortify thoir prndnct The issue had
been q hard fouEht eHe betNeen the
Ohio ANA the California producers ana
afr. Pomeroue gave notice he would
ask the senate 20 Insist on his amend
mcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
MURET NAY BE WHITE
SLANEn WON IlONnON

London. Sept iS.--The police au-
th6rities nt Scotland Yard have no
record Of Dr Ernest Muret. the dem
tlst arrested at New York Their
registers. however, show an entry con-
cerning Doctor Ernst, who detec-
tives think ls Muret Dr. Ernst while
Ia London vas under surveillance In
connection with the white slave trade
and tho publication of indecent liter
ntuTe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

lfcideihurE Germany, sept lA.-~
Princess Sophia. Of saxe-Weimar
committed suicide by shooting herself
with revolver during ne nighi she
was found dead this morninR In her
room ln enc palnee of her miher
Prince Wilnm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
GOVERNMENT MAY FILE
SUIT AGAINST BELL
PHONE COMPANIES
.By leased wire 90 Evening Herald. ]

Washington, Sept Whether to
attack the American Telephone and
Tcle raph company ny-thc so-cnlled
Beli Telephone trust--undor the sher-
man antitrust b. now being consid-
cred bV Attorney General Me-
Reynolds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
SOMEWHAT sULTRY AT
SILVER LAKE, CAL.
INV Iensrd Wire 20 FvcnIng ncraId,

san Bernardino. cal, sept H.
what is believed 90 have been the
maximum of heat in California this
year was reported at silver lake yes
terdny when the mercury sizzled az
the 127 mark. according 90 informa-
tion received today. Serious crop
damage was reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

Took up administration cur
roncy hill for passage ana incor-
p0ratod the "so-cNiled gold stan.
dard amendment
Representative Hipeb baug h
brought the progreseivos a mos
sage from Colonel Roosevelt en-
doralng their campaiRn plans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
CHOCTAW SWORN IN AS
REGISTER OF TREASURY


Washingion. sept. lS-Gabe n.
Parker. "a Chociaw Indian of Acade
my Okla., the First man oi his race
90 De register ~ the treasury. was
sworn in to office today Ills sigma
turc viii appear on nll currency aud
he declared he regarded hiF nppoinf-
mont as d signal recognition ~ the
red men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18
IMMINENT
ON BRITISH
RAILWAYS
Union Officials Anxious to
Avert Trouble Fear That
Rank and File Is Beyond
Control.
fBy Tensed whe 20 IsvenIng urraId. J

London. Sept 1S.-Thc executive
committee Of the National Union OF
halfway Men discussed today the
question Of national strike. No
statement OF the result win bo issued
until this evening T. was stated un-
officially that the executive commit
tee q anxious Go avert u strike, but
that the mon have got hut of hand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

Albany, n. IT, sept fs.-The eane
uf william Sulner nfst aeveFuer pE
New York to be funtoah9d Waa cNll-
cd for trlal today al tho bar ~ tn~
court OF mpaachmont-~the nanR-e
and the judges % the court oi appepl&
for alleged high crimes and nalafe~
meanora"
owing 70 the snaiA seating cspeci,N
Of the senate galleries most Qf the
would be spectators were d0omea 20
disappointment Nos more tnan 114
seats were available. Of which fklH
were reserved for uewspnpormon.
Arrayed against the Eoyornop ~
counao for she aeeembly Doaro ~
manaeors today were Alton r. Parker,
former chief justice VI the court % anr
peals: gohn "a. ssanchAold. Edgnr r..
Brackett, Eugene Lamb RschafaFs
Isldor j. Kresel and Hlrnm q. Ioda.
Attorneys for the defense Included
n. Caay HerricR. Irvin8 6, Eann.
former Judge Of the court ~ appdAi4H
: Austen a. rox. Harvey y. Hinmanf
Louis Marshall and Roger r. c4rhi
Acting Lieutenant Governor Apneft
y WAGNER called the senate ~ uf0aN
as members Of the court Of inpepoh~
ment al 1856. Counsel f0r both Sides
took their seats ln me ssmi-cltcnlaN
space between the dals and she sena-
tors chalrr nenind the daia, where
chief Judge cullen Of the court oN
appeals. sat as presiding ofiiecr % the
court. there huns today q Hfeal fei-
vet ta pealry OF MAROON and gold. IN
ia center eas worked the coat %
arms of the state of Sew York AND iia
i IN "a.
lcorncr hung the shield 81 the vnitea
States.
on the raised front ~ the chiet
Judges desk symbolic scales shoNta
in relief over the word "Sesuce
AN but one of the tB seHafnts--'
John q. Fitzgerald of New Xntk--
answered 10 their names af 1Ae foii
was called BY senate Clerk fnirlek =.
McCahe. senator FltzHerala - Nh
Tho senators appointed COMMITTEES
Of ESQ 10 notify the court of appea'e
that the senate wea ereaay 81 n1H
with them Ia eomplalina tie court ieF
the TRIAL ct tne Impeachment ot WIZ
lam auiser."
There was two minute silent wAIi.
Then "a 1890 o'ciock fhe doors
opened and tho iudsea. nine n nnm'
her. clad IN their samhre ip'aip'al
robes. iiled soismniy lntp the eham-
Der
senators and spectators Fcee apa
remained standing while iNt Atsia
lieutenant governor Welcomed shl
court J1dge Cullen vas taeefspd s.
the dais and presented wkth l|Ae Napel
which he brought d0xp aolemnly. de.
claring the coust eonyened
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

BRILLIANT ARRAY or
LAWYERS ON BOTH sEDKa
Prosecution in Charge of Alton
B. Parker; Defendant %
olines to Appear in Person
at Trial.

lDy henncd WIZ - Evcnana uereldl
Albany. n. r.. Sept. 1s-The hieI3
coafl fel tha TRIAL AID ltnneae fus4t4
~ Wllilam enizef g1tofnof ~ nm
York state, held IT. afss seas|en laaa$s
ersanlzation WIS perfected ene Ads
juusnment was taken until SoAaffaw
mornlna IN prde4 lo draft the proceeds
ure fur thJ trial.
A. had bcqn expected counsel for
TIE impeached executive eAletled a.
thu senators whe served " the rfawe
ley COMMITTEES. ~aleh aneaTinnd mue1n
~ the evidence rseuitlnN Ia lhe lme
peochmonl, sitting IN i1dEmtai on tha
apYcrn0r. They also objected ~ Sens
ator Wagner. acting lieuternnt aofef4
nor. becoming e member Of tht coHFl.
Nolwlthalapding the oaieelluaf tnm
senators were swefn ln. Chief Iu1NR
Cullen announcinr the points ftIseN
would be considered later
n Yves also determined lhat tudH&
MILLER, Chase and Eiiscock. three ap@
pointed members 81 me court % ena
pnals would be- permitted 10 aqtte olt
the hiah cou41 alone with inc rlectcH
Judges and the members of the aehN
atc
0ovefnor suizer WAS nor ~ fnN
court room. When ho wan called ~
answer thu charges preferred by ln4
assembly. Judge il. Cadf ReFFlck, hIA
chief coahsci. announced that II wa
the governors desire nes 30 appear III
person. but 10 he Represented uy niA
ntLurnn*n. A1sr i'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-18

TODAx's NEWS rODAx--
Ton ecs Il m uio HrmAuD.
slxty cents = month or iB conts
q week delivered a. your doory
nfty GENTS BY mail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
BATHTUb TRUST
FOUND GUILTY
T n Z PENALTY PROVIDES
FOR IMPRISONMENT
AND HEAVY FINE

By Associated Pc.
DETROIT. Mich. Feb 1.-THE
so-called bathtub trust was today
found guilty OF criminal conspiracy
IN restraint OF trade by q jury OF the
United Statos District Court The
act. az charg,d. is mlsdemeauor and
the penalty provides for imprison-
mcnt not exceeding one year or a
fine OF $4,000. or both
The trust vas dissolved In Novem-
ber by the Supreme Court in a civil
suit ~ Baltimore
The criminal case was a roirial.
the first having resulted in a dis
agreement
sentence will be- pronounced to
morrow al 10 o'clock
The jury required 'jur hours TO
reach a verdict
The indictments charge that the
trust controls eighty-three per cent
OF the annual output OF enameled
ware. and that Il refused TO sell TO
iobbers who handled so-called inde-
pendent goods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
vET0Es
L|7ERACY MEASURE
IT is BELIEVED MEASURE
WILL PASS OVER
VETO.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb Ia
President Taft vetoed today, the Dill
lingham- Burnett immigration bill
which would revolutionize immigra-
ton policy OF the United states by
imposing literacy test upon all for
eignCrs.
In a short message 10 the senate
the president announced his disap-
proyal OF the measure solely because
OF the provisions which 'ock the
doors OF the United States upon an
alien who could not read some Ian
guage or dialect.
The veto message was acrompaui-
ed by letter from Secretary Mage
denouncing the literacy test as "a
radical provision based upon fallacy
in undertaking 10 apply a test which
was not calculated 20 reach the
truth and give relief from dangers.
which really DO not exist
The Senate and the House mem
bers lost no time In preparing to oy.
erride the veto aud the leaders are
confident the measure will PASS cas-
ily In both Houses by the necessary
two-thirds vote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
WILSON REFUSES -
TO MOVE EAlIsA ,SY

MEXICO CITY. Feb. l0.--Air as
sador Wilson was twice reaviv -
the Mexican foreign minister Is faose
the American embassy to another O.
cation.
Wilson refused 20 consider the sug-
gestion. The object OF the Mexican
governments desire to move the
American embassy. Is to permit the
Federal troops to place cannon in a
position which will draw the rebel
fire from the arsenal directly In line
with the embassy
Despite the refusal of the ambas-
sador. the Federal batteries are be
Ing placed there. aud a great num-
her OF residences occupied by Ameri-
can citizens are endangered
There really seems no possible es-
cape from destruction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
Democratic Extravaganza Scored
Nv Assneiatsd Press

WASHINGTON. d c., Feb IA
"a hot attack was made upon the
democratic House for 'eXtravagant
appropriations was delivered on the
floor today by Representative Rod
irgbery who declared that appropri-
alton bills should die this session.
and go over 10 next Congress when
.tlay can boz properly pruncd by the
democratic House and senate
N, attacked The Increases in the
agricultural rivers aud harbors.
army and suudry civil bills for large
Increase of appropriations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
Grand Jury Indictments

Ey Associstcd Press
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb IA
The special grand jury summoned by
Judge Black. TO consider the charges
of bribery in connection with the
senatorial election today returned in
dictments against Delegates u. S G
Rhodes. David Hill. II. +. Asbury
Rath Duff and Senator b. A. Smith
They are charged with feloniously
receiving bribes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15

BIRMINGHAM Eng Feb. Ia
SuffraEef'es today dropped eyplos
ives into O. letter box. causing an ok
ploson and q fire
The bon contained $4,000 in pa
Dor r.lr.. h.f most nf this was rps-
cusDl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
MADERO WILLING TO ABDICATE
DE LA BARRA TO SUCCEED HIM
HEAVY FIGHTING
At AOR|ANOPlE
CITY IN FLAMES FROM BON.
BARDMENT. GREEKS
EXPELLED
By Associated Press

ny Associated Press
LONDON. Feb. ll--lleayy fight.
ing with considerable losses are re-
ported to have occurred at BulaIr
Thursday.
Portions of the town of Adrlanpo'e
are said to be in flames from the
bombardment
Sofia reports that detachment OF
the Turkish garrison at Adrlanople
deserted to the Bulgarian lines.
Turkey Is eXpelling Greeks by thu
wholesale from COnstantinople amt
the Dardanelles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
hcnncd, Liquor BiII Passes House
Michigan Democrats Meet

LANSING. Mich. Feb. li.-Demo-
Gratis OF Michigan assembled In state
convention hete today to select can
didates for the regency OF the state
university. the supreme court bench
and minor state offices to be filled at
the spring election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
Railroads Want Arbitration

Nv As-Nfs'rd Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE board
of managers of Eastern railroads
made another offer of arbitration to-
night to the fremen's committee, the
new proposal calls for an arbitration
board OF six members
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
Infantry Revolt

MEXICO CITY. Feb. IA de-
tachmeut of the Twentieth Infantry
stationed between the palace aud the
arsenal royolted. shot their own Of
ficers and made a break 20 join Diaz
The muuucers were oyerpowered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
LAWMAKERS NEAR
GENERALIZATION
LEGISLATURE MAY AD-
JOURN FOR SIXTY
DAYS
MENINGITIS SPREAD s
ANOTHER DEATH FROM THIS
DREAD MALADl AND ILLNESS
OF REPRESENTATIVE HUNT
CAUSED ALARM.

AUSTIN. Feb. 14-Governor Col
quit this evening decided that those
who are gltally interested In the
strike at the A. & NJ College which
resulted in the dismissal of 466 stu
dents. shall be- given a hearing by the
board OF managers OF the college.
This was the result OF an ppeal
made this afternoon TO the Cover
nor by former state Senator f. G.
Senter OF Dallas. who is represent
ing some OF the striking students
and their parents.
The Governor addressed cOmmu-
nication TO Walton Peteet chairman
OF the board, instructing them to
grant the hearing to any one desir
ing the same who are involved in
any way in the strike.
The Governor. however. In doing
this advised Mr.. Peteet that he
stands by his formal action In sus-
tanning the board and college au-
thorities In dismissing the students.
In the interest OF discipline and for
the future good OF the school.
Early In the day there had been
mass meeting held at local hotel
of those interested presided over by
Senator Senter and which was at
tended by some OF the boys on the
strike and by their parents
At this meeting, Senator Senter
laid the blame for the conditions al
the college on the board and faculty.
As result CT two deaths in the
legislature from Meningitis. the law
makers are totally demoralized, and
there is talk now of adjourning the
legislature for period of 30 or 60
days until all danger OF an outbreak
among the members has passed
Should there be another case OF
this disease among the Legislators, II
is certain that such a step would be
taken
II is possible for the legislature.
by concurrent action of both branch
es to adjourn until some available
date
The death today OF representative
McNeal. the second victim. added to
the gloom in legislative circles, and
several attempts 10 get committees
to meet In the house failed.
The committee appointed today TO
escort the body OF McNeal to his
home at Lockhart. left this evening
with the body
Representative J c Hunt of Can.
yon was taken III today, and a re-
port was circulated that he had men.
ingitis. but an investigation disclos-
ed that he was ill as a result OF the
lnnocudation OF anti-meniugitis So
rum injection into his arm today
The house was not in session to-
DAY. and the senate convened with
only ten members present, and "a
recess was taken until tomorrow
morning There will be no quorum
and the House is not expected to
have a quorum when 1t meets to-
morrow afternoon
hcnncdy Liquor BiIl Passes House
The Kennedy liquor regulation
bill. which has passed finally In the
House. will be sent over to the Sen
ate as soon as there is quorum.
and IL is expected TO come up for
final passage In that body next
week
This Is one OF the most drastic
liquor regulation bills ever attempt
ed by the Legislature, and the gov
ernor is expected to disapprove II
should II pass in the Senate
n..l.D.. Meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
MADERO' s ACTION
CLEARS HORIZON
DE LA BARRA MAY REFUSE
NOMINATION FOR
PRESIDENCY
81 ASSOCIATED Pre-.

81 Associated Press
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. IA
The news OF Francisco Madero's vol
untary REIMBURSEMENT OF the presi-
dency OF Mexico, brought relief to
official circles In Washington. in
Washington. IN which the situation
had hourly been growing worse.
The announcement coming az the
close OF a day in which the situation
had steadily been turning against
Madero served TO clear the horizon
OF war clouds. which portended IN
teryention.
Coincident with receipt OF Made
r0's ahdication. wireless message
waas flashed to the Navy Department
announcing the arrival at Maztlan,
oi the cruiser Colordo, the first OF
six American warships to reach its
destination.
All but two warships may be or
dered 10 return.
Hurried dispatches have been sent
to Ambassador Wilson. but no def
mite Instructions will be given until
he officially reports abdication OF
Madero.
In the absence OF such report. OF
ficials declined TO discuss the situa-
;ion.
II Is probable that night session
OF the cabinet will be held. though
President Taft was silent upon this
when news OF the resignation of
Madero was taken to him
The hard problem for the new gov
ernment of Mexico 10 deal with will
be finding terms that will be sasss-
factory alike to the northern and the
,tssu.hegu rtvoiutionlsts.
II probably may be necesss ry to
call special session OF congress at
once. 10 provide funds to replenish
tho government treasury
/ lJ is believed that De- La Barra may
refuse 10 permit his name TO bee con
sidered for nomination as permanent
head OF the government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-15
IIostilitieS Resumed

SAN ANTONIO Texas. Feb 10.
\ dispatch from Mexico Ci'y says
Heavy cannonading was heard at 90
O'Clock last night. and IL Is believed
the Federals are advancing