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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

even if successful. North should have de-
clared four royals
The contract stood at four hearts
doubled.
North exhibited better judgment on his
plav than in his prior bidding by opening
his king of clubs. thereby enabling the
obtaining of four tricks and the scoring
~ 100 penalty for the questionable defeat
of the contract.
Had North opened with spade and
West. on winning with the queen. imme-
diately led back the ace, dummy could
have taken valuable discard of the sin
gleton diamond and East and West would
have made their contract. game and rub
ber-a possibility averted that should
have been avoided. AS the cards show,
five by cards at royals would have easily
scored with game and rubber and a pos
sibiity Of being played at doubled values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

assisted by the full choir Of the Cathedral
OF 81. John the Divine. Arthur Hyde VIII
direct the performance from the organ
and the solos will be sung by Miss Grace
Kerns. soprano: Mrs Bcnedict-Jones'
also. Reed Miller. tenor and Frank CroA-
ton, bass No cards OF admission are aec-
essary.
The board Of governors OF the Mus
clans club Of New York will tender a
reception TO their fellow member. Rio
cardo Martin. OF the Metropolitan Opera
company, on Wednesday evening. Marcn
70. The reception committee will consist
OF the following numbers of the club;
Walter Damrosch Reginald De koven,
Marshall Kernochan and oscar Saenger
The reception is limited TO members OF
the club.
Samuel \ Baldwin will give his 30Jth
free organ recital at the city College on
Wednesday. March ~ Following are the
programmes for the week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

advance an already doubled declaration.
The hand:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
Value Of Reliability in One S
Partner-Over I imidity
in Doubling Versus
Over-Boldness.

Here is a query hand that asks for
play rather than bidding.
The hand: giving the bidding anc thS
holding Of the declarer and partner only
North.
Spades-5-3
Hearts-9.6-2
Diamonds-A.9-
CIubs-A.k-Q.
South (Deal.)
Spades-A.J-9.6.2
Hearts-Q.J-7
Diamonds-7-43
CIubs-6-5.
South declared a doubtful royal, West
passing: North declared one no trump !
and the hand was played at that con-
tract.
East opened with the jack Of clubs. On
North's winning the trick what should be
his play?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

Maurice Lafarge, who has just returned
from Canadian concert tour with Ed
mond Clement. left March on an extend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

Gustav l.. Becker and his pupils. as
sisted by Miss Fannie Hirsch. soprano.
will give a recital this afternoon In Studio
No. 1880, Aeolian Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

Mary Pinney. pianist and teacher is
now located at her new studio at NO. hs
Central Park West. r.r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
STARVATION WAGES
PAID BY SOCIAL
UPLIFTERs In
St. LOUIS
-.


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
MEXICAN DEPUTIES
SCENT GRAFT IN
MILLION DOLLAR
BOND ISSUE
Charges That Best Offer Was
Not Accepted Cause Delay
in COnsummation of I'm
mense War Loan.
PRESIDENT HUERTA
DECLARES FOR FRENCH

t1N ANNHHA NeAtN ~ hNNANHn AANNWA8t
Mexico city. May 2s.--.The discus.
sion OF the remaining article OF the
bill authorizing the issue BY the Mex
lean government Of loan OF $780,
coo, goo al six per cent has developed
hitch In the chamber Of deputies
which may delay the completion OF
the transaction.
The charge was reiterated BY many
deputies nt last nights session that
the hest offer for the loan had not
been accepted by the Mexican gov
ernment. The assertion was made
that the minister or war. General
Manuel Mondragon, had negotiated
a better offer. A resolution was then
passed by the deputies to call him to
the chamber and ask him for dec
larntion on the subject
Al 10 O'Clock last night the depu.
ties declared the chamber in pcrmn-
nent session until the matter had
been settled.
Provisional President Huer,a had
IN the meantime sanctioned the uc-
ccptance Of the offer of "A loan by
French fnuncierE which had been
agreed to yesterday Dy the members
Of the cabinet and also in principle by
the deputies.
General MOndragon, the war MIN
lister, In reply to an Interpolation In
the cha amber of deputies, refuted the
charges brought by some Of the mem-
bers that the minister of finance had
not nvailed himself 81 the best onef
for the 500. coo, 0O0 loan.
The session was adjourned today
without final action being taken on
the loan bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
REPUBLICANS CALL
JOINT CAUCUS On
CAMPAIGN
Senators and Members OF
House to Get Together on
Plans for Battle Of Ballots
Next in November 1914.

icy Lcnsau Wire lo hiVeminG Herald.
Washington, May Republican
senators al u conference today ap-
pointed committee ~ flve to confer
with members of the house on ne ad-
Visibility OF an early iolut caucns to
organize a congressional campaign
committee. establish headquarters and
organize for the coming congressional
campaign.
The senators named GaliinKer,
Townsend. Norris. Jones and Clark OF
Wyoming. Senator Gallinger presld-
ed at the conference which was at
tended by thirty one senators AIN. ong
them Senators Cummins, Sherman
and Norris, a progressive republican.
II was prevailing opinion that the
campaign to elect a republican con
xress in 1914 should begin al once and
that the campaign committee should
be composed of representatives and
senators, the plan already adopted by
the democrats at the suggestion OF
President Wilson. The conference
also developed the unanimous opinion
tht publicity headquarters should be
opened ana the campaign commit
tee formed at once.
II was planned TO call the joint
caucus next week.
Senators who attended Faid that
tue iittliNA MtH HaItilNNibbN anu AHHf
was indicated by the appointment on
the conference committee of both old
line and progressive senators.
There was discussion OF the action
OF the democrats In caneelllng pairs
for executive sessions and Il was de-
cided that each republican senator
should take care nL mrs osyn ease.
The Cancellation committee Of prn-
gresslve republicans named by sena-
tor sherman ns the result of the re-
cent Chicago conference tn urge q ma
tional convention next fail win meet
here tomorrow Co plan for the meet
ing Gf the national executive com
miitee here saturday
Senators cummlns. Jones and
Crawford and Representative Cramp-
ton will act tor the Cancellation com
mittee and decide how to lay the ac-
tiOn OF the Chicago conference be-
fore the executive committed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
Steel CORPORATION
PRICE TERMS NOT
SECRET INSISTS
PRESIDENT
Big Concerns Are Granted Fa-
vorable Rates Only on Ac-
count Of Immense Volume
Of Their Business.


hhy AtNnEN t8hfD 90 AsFUNAuM NANImINs
New York. May 22.---Jnmen A. Fhr.
Frii. president of the United slntes
steel corporation. took the wltnenn
stand today FOR crow-exnmination IN
the teufinNa of the ROfelnmen1 s1ult
% dissolve the corporation under she
sherman antl~tFNei iHw he wne Nfai
Questioned by Judge Dickinson. coun-
sci Tor the government uu shn price
lists published by tbe corparntloR y
~lhsidiafies He reiterated that ny
means ~ tneac ilsta "a Ii generally
trade
"Dld the United states sseei cor
poratfun have secret agreement
with the Hnrrinpn lines by which
they were given preference prices -
asked the government attorney.
There Was 20 aeeret agreement,
said Mn Farrell
"A great many knew ~ the aeroe-
mcnt. There were contracts between
the Hartman lines and our cOmpen-
les and the sAlen were distributed
Broadcast among our aaleamen
"Did yuu ever have d aecret con-
tract with tho American Can conn
pany ~
"They were given price lower
than other buyers but that - becarse
they are large nuyers,r replied the
Witness He dld not consider the
agreement secret.
He added that with sosla changes
the contract had been renewed since
the filing Of the present suit.
n know OF no reuRon why there
should be secrecy about prices" he
continued. ~ know OF no contracts
made with anybody that might not
be made with anybody else for large
Quantities"
In an effort to refute the testimony
Of the witnesses that prices mad Hccn-
aistenely declined" since the 6fHanfxa-
tion OF the corporation Judge Dlrkiu-
son eueHlloHcd him on an eKhlhit
showing the course OF priNun In tnr.l
l0us products MF. Farrell concede0
thui between fuU4 nnd 1910. hnfDre
suit wan nlad there had hthn a cons
stant decline IN many products. some
of ihem had advanced ia various
yonra, he conceded. while other prod
ucts We're higher In 1910 thau Ia
1906 Mr. Fnrrefi called attention
that IN 1911 and 1912 prices were,
however. practically all lower
I'VE don't take those years Into
consideration because we think some
things began Go happen after the a.
lnR or this bill" commented JuoKc
Dickinson. "nnd the stanley commit
tee also was investigating the steei
corporation In iali."
"Of all the produSta ! have asked
about. the only one showing 'cnu
sintent decline Is concrete reinforce
ment. is Il not2' asked the govern
mcnt attorney.
Yes. the others are variable" said
the witness,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
NEGROES HOWL FOR
DEATH Of BLACK
WIFE SLAYER
Kansas City Police Avert
Lynching By Display of
Force When Darkey Mob
Surrounds Station House.

lBy Leased Wire ta Evening JEeraId. /
kansas city Mo MAY 90 IA mob
of 5u0 negroes surrounded the Flora
avenue police station In the negro
quarter Of this city today bowling for
the death 30 Wesley Robinson. one ol
their race. who last night confessed,
the police say Ia Staying his wife aud
daughter with q hatchet last Saturday
night. After a determined stand by
tho police the negro was hustled
through the mob To % motor ear and
carried "a police headquarters.
The negroes, armed with clubs, as
sailed the police station, and one os
thcm demanded that Robinson be
turned over for them 10 deal with"
A squad OF heavily armed police was
sent To the station but before Ii ar
rived the emiasary of the mob had
been thrown into the street and the
patrolmen were IN control.
Jennie hin. a negress. whom in his
confession Robinson IL said 10 have
implicated In the murders, WAS con
fined In the wOmen's cell In the "a ame
police station. Her screams could De
heard above the mob's cries. A dozen
or two negroes remained about the
station making threats.
Upon receipt OF advices from To-
peka that "a requlsition had been
granted 10 take Ballew bnck TO Me-
braska. sheriff Aidrlch of Richard
son county prepared To depart with
hts prisoner at o'clock. Ballcw will
be taken 10 the Nebraska state peni-
tontlary az Lincoln FOR safe keeping
The sheriff hoped by making an early
departure Ia get away before the
men of Falls City heard Of the move
10 hurry Ballew 10 the state prison
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
GOVERNOR HONORs
REQUIsITION FOR NEGRO.

Topeka. kan, May 22.---After
warning sheriff l., L. Aldrich OF
Richardson county. Neb.. that he
would expect every precautlon against
"a possible ynching In Kansas, Gov
sition for the return of Walter Ballew.
a negro. 10 Falls City. Neb. where
he will be tried for AN alleged assault
on Mrs. Anna Keller. Ballew II in
iai at lIiawatha. where mohs from
Falls City have twice attacked the
Jail to lynch him.
Governor Hodges notified AdiUtani
General Martin 10 ne In u position
to call on the Hiawatha militia to as
sist the kansas and Nebraska off
cials in protecting the prisoner
against moh violence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
COMMITTEE FAvORs WEST
VIRGINIA INVESTIGATION


lBy Leased Wire 10 Evenlng Herald. ]
Washington. May 22-~ senator
Swanson. chairman 81 the sub COM
mittee which framed the resolution
authorizing "A broaa investigation of
conditions in the West Virginia coal
fields was ready today wlth the re-
port in favor of such an inquiry. Tho
Resolution closely resemhled that 0i
senator Kern who sed the fight ~
the senate for tho investigation.
Scnnior Kern. however announced
before the senate met shat his reso-
luton would s0 over until Monday
when ne expected j would be- passed
The senator believes the Auh-commit
iee to be appointed under tbs rcsplia'
ton viii SO a. Wcat Nlrxlnla next
wook
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
JAPANESE EMPEROR
IS STRICKEN WITH
INFLAMMATION
Of LUNGS
Nation RudeIy Shocked BY the
Sudden Illness Of Ruler on
Eve of Controversy With
United States.
MALADY RESULT OF
NEGLECTED COLD

Toxic, May 22.- Emperor Ynahillo
Of Japan WAS taken iii today. The
physicians IN attendance drclnre that
ne " suffering from inflammation Of
the lungs.
Emperor Noshihito " In state 81
high fever. Eight court shyririnns
are Ia constant attendance.
The emperor caught "a slight culd
on May as. but Il was announced that
MS lndisposition was unlmp0rtnnt
aud that he would soon resume his
activities.
Tonight the nation wits shocked by
the issue OF this official bulletin from
the imperial palace, signed hy tha
eight court physlrians:
"The emperor. who mas been suf-
ferlng from a slight cpld developed
inflammation Of the lungs today We
do not consider his condition iuati-
fies great anxiety. bus his teuipern
ture IA high"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
BALL CARTRIDGES
IN RIFLES OF
IMPERIAL
GUARD
Elaborate Precautions Taken
to Protect Lives Of British,
Russian and German Rulers
in Berlin.
STATELY GATHERING
FOR ROYAL WEDDING
fBy Leaaca wIre 70 ErenIne EIeraId. ]

lby Leased Wire Co Evening Herald.
Berlin May g2.-Tas gathering Of
three cmperors those OF Germany.
Russia and the British dominions---
for the wedding on saturday OF Prime
ess Victoria Lulse ami Prince Ernest
August of Cumberland has made tine
German capital the center Of Europ-
can interest
Beside the great rulers tile only
daughter OF EmpsrOr William ~ her
marrlnRe ~ "a be snrfc unded by such
gathering OF princes and prin ,esses
as rarely has heen brousn, together
Extensive precautions have been
taken for the safety of the royal per-
sonaRea. the Prnsslnn police being as
sisted by large bodies OF Rueainn and
British detectives while the soldiers
at the stations and lining the routes
ol the royal professions carry lnaded
rifles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
Jans IlennaIn Jnps.

Snn FrnncIsCO, Mny 22,--Uf tIly
Japanese horn In 7, nolulu and eli
gible 10 American citizenship. hut fif.
teen have awaited themselves of the
opportunity, according Ia the state
ment of Gilbert u. Metzger, Homo
lulu contractor, who arrived here.
1T has been my observation" he
said, that Japanese are absolutely
loyal io their own government and do
not ware to become American citi.
zrns or permanent residents, even
when they may"
The Hawaiian islands have a pOpu-
at 75.00c,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
BANK MESSENGER
IN BATTLE WITH
BANDITS
Thrilling Struggle in Streets
Of New York Results in Cap
ture of One RObber; Money
Saved by Brave Custodian.


New York, May 22.~-James Il.
Wintress. q bank messenger. gave bait
Tie in the street today to four high
wRymen who leaped into his carriage
and attempted 80 wrest from him the
payroll of the Nathan Manufacturing
company. Resisting their efforts TO
subdue him with rifle. revolver and
clubs. he fought TO such good purpose
that he saved the money. although he
was shot In the arm and his scalp laid
open with a blow from a ciuO.
Policemen heard the shooting and
ran to his aid. AZ their approach the
hignwaymen fed. one OF them was
shot by a bluecoat; another was cap
tured after a thrilling chase two OF
them escaped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
RENTS SUMMER HOME
my leased Wire to EvenInR Herald.

CONCORD. \. IT,, MAy 22.-The bril-
ish Ambassador. Sir Cecil spring Rice.
has leased tho A. g. Parsons estate at
Dublin for summer embassy. Il was
announced today. Dublin claims The
distinction OF having the highest alt-
tude OF any town in the state.
Ambassador Spring-itice win have
ex Secretary ~ the Treasury Mac
Veagh for a neighDOr aud President
Wilson az Cornish. within two hours
motor trip across the hills Of south
western New Hampshire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
BLAST REMOVES AGE
OLD MENACE To
VILLAGE
French Military Engineers Re-
move Loose Peak of Noun
tain Which for Centuries
Has Threatened Adjoining
Hamlet.
[Ry Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald !

Chambery, France. May -2.-~Mili-
tary engineers blasted into fragments
today the loose peak Of mountain
consisting OF $4,000 cubic feet Of
rock, which had threatened 90 fall
and destroy nt any moment the VIE
lage of T0rmery The village had
been In danger from slide ever
since its foundation Ak cluster OF
huts Ia the middle ages.
charge of 500 pounds OF dyna-
mite WAS used FOR the explosion Be-
fore the fuse was fired the villagers
removed al their portable property
90 the neighboring hills.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
MAIL SERVICE IN NEW
YORK SUBWAY PROPOSED
INV Teased Wire 10 Evcnlng UcrNld !

washington, May 23.--lnstallation
Of malt service In the subway nf New
York Cits and BROOKLYN ana In the
tunnels which connect New York city
and Hobokon Is under consideration
hy the pOstOfice department
A committce consisting OF second
Assistant Postmaster General Stew
New YORK. and Elijah NJ Norris.
superintendent Of the railway matt
service at New York, was upulnted to-
dag 10 submit 10 the nsimvsier gen
eral report with recommendation
on tho project.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
BURKE's TEAPOT BRINGS
YOUNG FORTUNE AT SALE


London. MAY ga porcelain tea
pot, cream jug and two cups ana sau.
GERS. once the property q! Edmunh
Burke, the Irish orator were sold at
auction today for $1,000 The snno
tea pot brought S7S0 when sold thirty
years ago. u was presented 20 Burke
when he was FIRST elected member of
the house of commons for Bristol la
i77i The service was manufactured
in bristol.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
BILL TO TIGHTEN GRIP OF
GOVERNMENT OF ALASKA
ny Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald s

Washington. May 22--Chairmnn
Plttman Of the senate territories com
mlttee today introduced bill "a ul-
low the government 20 mine coal in
Alaskn when la the opinion Of the
president ID was needed for the navy
or when its appearance on the mar
ket might bring relief from oppres-
slve conditions through a monopoly
on coal" The bin would refer the
withdrawal of ull coal lands ia The
territory from location or purehahe
ana permit theni 60 he entered her"-
after only ia tracts OF 1870 acres.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
Vetelsln nf rcnIan War noad.

New BEDFORD Mass May 22.-Cap-
tain Geo. y. Anthony WHO aa cont
mandor Of the bark cainlpu rescued
six Fcnian prisoners from Al British
penal colony in Australia ln 1876. died
today The CutolUu sailed oAiensibiy
Tor whaling voyage and after cruls-
ing about for several months mDde "a
dash FOR the Australian coast, took the
prisoners 0n board ana carried them
tn New York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
NEW YORK BARRIERS
WIN STRIKE FOR
SUNDAY REST
Proprietors Accede to Demands
Of Union Journeymen ana
Church Goers Must Buy
Safety RazOrs.


New York, May 22.--six commit
tees representing all the boss BARRIERS
Ia New York una Brooklyn after a
lengthy conference decided early this
morning 90 accede To- tho demands of
the striking iourneymen BARRIERS, with
the exception of "a fOur-hOur differ-
ence In the working week and recOg-
milton of the union. This means that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22

Greeley. colo, May 29.- Mrs. olive
Peters was acquitted today ~ "a
charge of shooting and killing
Thomas y. McMunnus ut the petcrH
homestead in eastern Weld county
March 81.
McMannus formerly was a police
lieutenant Ia Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
LABOR LEADERS TO
APPEAL CONTEMPT
OF COURT CASE
Highest Tribunal to Pass Upon
Sentence Of Imprisonment
Passed Upon President Same
uel Gompers.

thg Iegaed Wire 60 NgfniaN 4HE4lH
date ~ the dlhlfloE oeNft us npNeaiN
That Samuel uouN1tG anoAl8 ~ |H|
nrls0ned for thirty ANNn Hnt I1Ae
John Mitchell A0H NNAuN MnfENM
should be- lined t3aA each fNf 1Ha4
contempt 81 court lN lae HulA8 NNeN q
Stove and Range caao has nsHu tlNt4N
40 permit utloFnNcn Tor tNe nNNF
leaders 10 nNRtal 50 tHe NNtHHN
court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22
DEATH ENDS BRAVE
STRUGGLE Of
BANKER
B. Sanders Walker sueoambs
to Effects Of Mercury Tab.
let Taken in Mistake for
Headaohe Powder.

thy Leased Wire 70 isscnissH lsnfAl,n1
Macon. Ga. Mas aa-Aiter llFuRels
facing death for a week tho ine4MAbfh
result 0E his mistake ln taking tab
LEI of hiehlorlde 81 narcury. ~ nann-
siefs walker. the youn4 Maton
banker. died this morning A. ft3t
o'ciock. Members Of the faFsIt anah-
cred at hia bedside several days ago.
when the d0rtors gnnornce1 tnere
was no hppe for hiIH When tire END
neared Walker save no Sign 81 1lntn-
ing but met death with reclamation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-22

WnahInElon, Nay HIflN-
three states with a population uf ar~
proximateis II. 0aa .0a9, 1plnn4 lalsss.
more than Is per cent 81 continental
United States, are represented ~
meeting OF the general e&peaiinnal
committee ~ the NntionoI DralneA
congress hare today.