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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
GREAT BRITAIN ON
MEXICAN SITUATION

Washington, D. c., April I5.-Great
Britain may take no further steps to-
ward recognizing the Huerta govern
ment in Mexico inasmuch as il has
held that Huerta is president by con
stitutiOnal succession.
Great Britain, according to state de-
partment advices today has been
ready TO recognize Mexico ahead Of
the United States, thus smashing a
precedent which always gave the
United States first opportunity of rec
Ognizing countries in the western hem
isphere.
however, that the British government
may hold the view that further formal
recognition Of the Mexican government
is unnecessary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
AMERICANS RESPONSIBLE
FOR KILLING AT 4

Mexico City Mex, April I5.-The
governor Of Sonora, in an official mes
sage to the central government. places
the blame for the killing Of two Amer
lean sailors at Guaymas last week on
the sailors themselves.
According to this report, one Of a
group of Intoxicated sailors attacked
a Mexican. The chief of police. who
went TO his rescue, was in turn
"brutaIly assaulted with clubs and
fists" When unable to withstand the
attack 1Crger. and with sailors choking
him he drew his gun and fired repeat
eddy.
IN officer from the American war
ship stopped the fight. The governor
says that apologies were received from
the WaTship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
MEXICAN MONEY
DROPPING FAST

Mexican currency is due to drop, to
40 cents on the local exchange ana II
is not wanted at any price Dy the
clearing house. -.
New York exchange was reported to
have been S251 in Mexico City Mon
day.' although the FL Paso banks nave
been unable to get any quotations on
mis- class of exchange in Mexico
Mexican money has been selling Tor 40
cents in small quantities in the FL Paso
banks A meeting Of the clearing house
is. expected to be held "Wednesday Wneh
The price viii be dropped to 40 cents
The droD in the price Of Mexican
money is attributed to the instability
of the Mexican government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
The Old Joke about "SOmethinE Just
as Good" Doesn't Apply Any
Longer.

You have probably heSrd dozens of
times the old story that a drug store
was place to get something just as
good There is at least one medicine
in the world that no sane druggist will
try to offer a substitute for.
Tt is certain that an inferior article
should never be substituted for q
and liver trouble like DOdsOn's Liver
Tone Nevertheless. this harmless
vegetable liquid has proved 50 salts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
CLAIMANTS MAY
GET MONEY SOON

Washington. d. c, April l5-Sena major
Marx Smith. of Arizona, Will offer his
bin to pay FL Paso and Douglas
claimants 81 600 for injuries inflicted
bv Mexican bullets as an amendment
10 the sundry civil bill which is eX-
nected to pass the house this week.
1t is probable that the sundry Dill
will be passed by congress and signed
bv the president before Nay l.
The prospects are that the senate
and fOinr conference Will accept the
smith amendment Should this be done,
the money to pay the claimants viii be
available with the new fiscal year,
July 1 next
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
CRAWFORD THEATRE.

It is the last time today to see the
Divine Sarah Bernhardt in Camille
also Nine. Rejanne in Nine. Sans Gene
These two pictures are worth alone
the price of admission. but besides this
there are three acts of vaudeville. The
matinee today Is at 2:15, and admission
Is Toe to all. Tonight there are two
shows. 7:15 and 9 o'clock There will
be an entire change of program tomOr-
rOw-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
MIS-. Fannie l.. BENDY.

The body of Mrs. Fannie l. Bendy,
who died in Alvin. Tex, Sunday ar
rived in FL PasO Tuesday morning, &C
companied by her sOninlaW, T w.
Carter. Funeral services, conducted
Nv the Knights of Pythias. were held
at the chapel. 10 North Campbell
street. at > o'clock Tuesday afternoon
and interment was made in Evergreen
cemetery. The deceased who formerly
lived in FL Paso. was the widow Of the
late Judge L. B. Bendy, who died IN
this city in 1894. She was about 90
years OF age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
ARTHUR GRUBIN.

Arthur Grubin, a barber. 60 years
of age. died at a local hospital Mon
day afternoon. He was native OF
Austria but became a citizen of this
country in FL Paso in 1900. He had
no known relatives in this country
Funeral services were held in the
chapel at sos Texas street at 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. and interment was
made in Mt Sinai cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
REBELS READY TO
MOVE ON GUAVNTA

Nogales Ariz.. April 15-The cam
paign Of the "Constitutionalist" forces
against Guaymas, the only point in
Sonora remaining in the hands OF the
Huerta government awaits only the
arrival of the state troops which sun
day took NacO, on the Arizona border
Nearly 1900 men will be hurried from
the vicinity of Naco to HermosiIIo.
the state capital below which point
more than 1000 troops already are
modified. No more than 500 federals
defend Guaymas, on the California
gulf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Grecian management is no longer
connected with the Princess Theatre"
Dave Lewis has purchased the Princess
and viii have full charge. commencing
today. Mr. Lewis states that the same
good quality of pictures viii be shown
as befOre-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
Second Cavalry Officer Sick.

Washington, D. c. April l5--Flrst
Lieut.. Charles T Stewart. Ninth in
fzntry. has been detailed for recruit
ing service at Charlotte, North Gallo
lima. to relieve Capt. Samuel A. Pur-
Vance. Second cavalry, who viii pro-
coed to Walter Reed hospital. District
Of Columbia. for treatment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
COURT EXTENDS TIME FOR

New York. n Y, April 15.-The time
limit for filing damage claims against
the Ocean Steam Navigation Ompany,
limited, for losses by the sinking of the
Titanic, were extended today by judge
Etty.
4 total of S11TTA6O4 has been
claimed in 65S cases No other claims
can now be filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
AMERICANS SERVE
TERMS IN JUAREZ
Continued From PAGE One. ,

ACOul4ALEQ rom aE5e JIG ,
the Juarez jail on charges Of being
drunk and assaultinE a man at Guada-
lUpe. a town 30 miles east Of Juarez,
and opposite Fabens, Texas.
They were given trial IN JuaTez
and their case affirmed by the supreme
court OF the state. Consul T. d. Ed
wards sought a reduction Of the sen
teuce. but this could not be secured az
ter the papers had gone to Chihuahua
for approval by the supreme court OF
the state. Then an effort was TO be
made to secure a pardon for them, but 1t
was found that before this could be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
NC. sANTEL ROGERs.

Mrs. Samuel Rogers, mother OF
George Rogers, of the railway postal
service in El Paso, died Monday after
noon at her home in san Antonio Tex
George Rogers left Monday night for
San Antonio, in response to a telegram
announcLnE his molLer-s death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
ZACARIAH DELBARIOs.

Zachariah DeIbarios, aged 45, died
Tuesday afternoon at 1890 in room
in the rear of Third and Stanton Cor
oner j. j. Murphy held an inquest and
rendered a verdict that the man had
died as the result of Ontinuous use of
drugs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
VAsQUEZ GOMEZ WILL
NOT GO TO MEXICO

Emilio Vasquez Gomez, self-styled
provisional president Of Mexico, has
refused the offer of Gen. NictOriano
Huerta. acting provisional president
10 visit the national capital A private
car brought here from Mexico City to
convey Gomez was returned, and the
commission Of eight sent 10 plead for
Huerta will return soon with their
mission unsuccessfuIiy fulfilled. At
torney Vasquez Gomez intends TO
meet his brother, DR.. Francisco Vas
quez Gomez, recently escaped from
Teracruz. upon his arrival at New Or
leans OF New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
GOES TO JUAREZ FOR oUIET
SMOKE IN WFgE DT AZ

There is an FL Pasoan who goes to
Juarez every day to enjoy his after
dinner pipe. He is a familiar figure
in the plaza, where he sits for half
an hour sometimes longer. enjoying
his smoke and watching the birds He
says it is too noisy in FL Paso to en-
joy a quiet smoke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
Evv0E~CE or SIMMER

Proof positive that summer has
come is given by the ice cream vend-
ors in Juarez The stands that have
not been occupied for a year are open
again and soda water and ice cream
are selling fast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
81 PASO-CLAsS COMPANY.

The Glass company. reOrganized and
greatly strengthened for its Spreckles
theater engagement at San Diego, viii
open a Encouragement at the Ell PasO
theater Friday night The opening was
announced for tomorrow. Wednesday,
but the DELAY of some of the cast coming
from the Chicago stock, necessitated the
chaupe-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
RECEIVE REPORT OF REBEL
INTENT To GET AsTzTr-,-Trvrot

Rangers received the report Monday
night that 100000 rounds of ammuni-
struggled across the river below Wash
ington park by the revOlutionists. No
attempt was made to cross the NUM-
lions of war, the officers say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
MRS. PAsCUAL OROZCO WILL
JOIN HUSBAND IN MEAlCO

Mrs. Pascual OrozcO. wife of Gen
Orozco. left Tuesday morning Tor chi
huahua. accompanied by her children
Gen. Orozco is in Mexico City but is
expected TO arrive in Chihuahua soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
TAX ON GOLD EXPORTS.

Mexico City, April 15.-A measure
imposing a tax Of 10 per cent of ex-
ports of gold from Mexico today, re-
ceived final approval from the cham
Der Of deputies and was sent to the
senate for consideration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15

taken through the various channels TO
the governor, the sentence would be
served so II was dropped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-15
TICKET SALE OF GLASS COMPANY

IlChE1 SALE VI GLAoS NOmE AN g.
The same small prices as at the Craw-
ford" saws manager Glass for his spe-
eial Fl Paso theater engagement, and
the advance sale is to be at Ryan's
drug store. phone COS. First floor prices
are 50 and so cents; entire balcony, %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
[ OCAL CREAMERY
BRINGS $1,000
ON THE BLOCK
Crystal Creamery Company Of
Las Vegas Winning Bidder;
Sunshine Plant TO BE 0per-
ated Without Intermission.

Spirited uduIug featured thr @lr
todHy ot thp Sunshine creamery Co the
crystal Creamery company of Las
Vegas, L.. D. Euaspll r.proseutus
that concern bidding Sc.UaO. cousid-
cred tho highest qua best pd. The
sunshine WaH sold ot public auction
nN IT, b.. MDCunnH. special muster,
following foreclosure ou % mlttrge
hy The State national buuk To pre-
trri the m0rtr.ae i. D.. Brrnduu. rep
rrs,utinW thD State National started
ot the bidding with 5000 otter of
fa,ano. 10 O. putnrf of Nlhuuurrque.
p w. Russell ur lots NpHuf. and Robe
rri Graham UI Roswell became nutifc
bidders for tbc property, and bids
jumped upwards FaO0 and 600 at
q bid, Mr. Russell of tHc crystal
creamery uut boz u bid of $4,000 Tho
fperiul mutrr sounded the Ust srr-
ond aud th.rl and last c1il fur bids
and me creamery went to Mr. Bus-
sell for $Gu.u. boz rendering $1,000
immcdiWch iu close thr drII % is
understood that Mr Russell who ls
au experienced creamery mlu VIII
continue t1 operate the sunshine
without ans 'nformisslon lu fact tho
creamery hos never ceased to pucuto
since b. VAS taken over HF Mr Mc-
'anna. tho special mnst'r Tho hid-
ding that marked tho aalp GOA the
block today re4ultod from emo spleu-
did financial showing thut ihD oroam-
ory has made ance the special mas-
ter assumed charao of itr affairs. fni-
lowing the rotlrculent of D. DC VAN
Horn Tho ousinai promoter of the
enterprise ll ls said thnt Judgo ADJ.
hou Don Santa Fe. because of thc abe
scnce from tho Aato of Judge Ray-
nolds. viii ho isked to sien the noe
'ssnry papers wni1h VIII Bito Mr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
WOMAN WITNESS IS
ORDERED TO CELL
May Hill Tries to Get Gay
With Court and Repents
Tearfully Within Cherries
Walls of City Prison.

Aal mn who rrsidrs ou Nurlh
Third street Boo The VcniD OF Tlj,us
avenue Fpoat few hours this morn
inr BOO ihc riN prison and lou the
hHftilr slddcncd and chastcnod
woman 81 TOO ready tongue aud "a
lack oi That respect which ls urdinur-
t} considered the due uf court or
Justice Was che cause uf Mays truu-
bio.
Lnst night Frankie Raymond. "a
unlghuur uf tho InU woman. accord
Jag Go the polico INDUCED in lam
Euuge uubccomInR lad, ana cone
irufN to tho peace and diguity ct the
deuizuus ana visitors of North Third
street Frankie was seized and hur-
ricd before tho night captain where
SHE was ordered 90 produce bonds for
her appearance Zoo police court this
morning Frankie produced, likewise
She appeared this morning. uccum-
panied hy Miss Hiu
Both of tho women Insisted that
the language complained uf was in
reality soft aud low and cuuChcd In
such terms as could not offend the
crrs of even the most fasiidious pur-
ist The urrcstng officer and Hcy-
oral witnesses told different story.
Tho language of Miss iu5 moud had
been shocking. positively shocking,
they said. Tho Judge believed the
prosecution. md defendant was COM
dcmnod to pay $40 ana costs. she
smiled and paid. Hut Miss lIiu was
not go easily satisfied. She took un
exception 40 the verdict asked for IA
change of venue, new trial aud u
writ of haboas corpus She scored
ihc court she scored the complaining
witness aud she found fault with tho
police the fire department ANA The
street cleaning brigade md was just
commencing ON the health depart
ment when the Judge closed the ha-
rangue by ordering May locked up
uuul she cooled Oh This threatened
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Il BNQOERQBt SHOP
NOTION PICTURES
To RE SHOWN S||a|||lI


hNfr alfeannns H4tffs OF fiir part
~ O. y Hnulian BepeIsi ahnaeer
ihc Ni ftula Molten pIcfnfa conn
rx affnnremqnla h41a heon made
NtE ere exhiblfien hrro On Tuts1ay
nn0 "Wednesday 81 lhla week of tfhe
HHea rIctaF This Nlm which
wa9 rlneee alnoat uuiIrcly "a the TO-
rai Santa " shops aua on the trucks
Nouih - lho glsF
"A WeF hrWtf h1D becnuan Mr.
'elni'ita f-it ti.4i ~ ntow t'sc aitn 80
ale en Wtto cenFi4sr and co.opcr-
nIian HAD m4io Il nomihie waF only
4 falE r&nanntfx Tor their efforts.
though d small onn.
~ feel AR. HAMILTON said. ''thaA
ihe very least We eeuld DO would be-
"a show These santa ~ people who
Nete ph kind % ns thn aim which
fpaplfea frsNm their courtesy. The
picture wHs secured direct from
fno exchnnep ~ kansas cry through
she EafFefaaf eompapG. watch ban
dies orr keieeaea. am very glad
aAal was able 40 Eel az"
fA& picture shows sren1e in the
sfnrn ard ~ inn surrounding track
aE fnEl ~ ihe, ntt IA real Ilft. bat
Ntl d plsaeirE iSffie romance cnn-
nIngiy ihterWoren a wlll Ne on
atsrlaF ~ fHe f.Sfae lhaafer tomor-
row ana tho dag following.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
I'm Gnlllng OreInIIon.
Irn s1.nan In IIi. nrh.

Edwin }. Keoush who has been
prospecting here several days. left
the city sunday morning for an Paso
and forgot - 080 in travellers checks
under the pillow OF his bed in the
Carson In ~ paso The forgetful one
remembered hts Cash and wired 20
the hotel Mrs 49, g. Mangum. the
hostess. went up to the room ana
found the money undislurbed. Mon
day the checks were sent 90 Ms
koough through the First state bank.
Ia return Mrs. Mungum received 500
for her honesty
y. r. York. colonization agent for
the Rio Minrres Irrigation company
returned 20 a., city after spending
two weeks in Colorado and middle
western points
n, c. Ely. chairman of the stito
fair commission, ien the city satur-
day evening for Albuquerque where
ao transacted business jon counoc-
tion with tho great show
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Passenger Trnin III. 1rolIc, Cnr

'ombridED, -, July a. Three
persons were BILLED. fourth probu
Dds fatally injured aud score of
others hurt mH night when Bulu-
iure aud ohio passenger train mum
Der ~. the Wheeling Chicago express
west bound. crashed into o. Cambridge
ana Byesviile mtyrurbuu street gar
ai crossing boz East Cambridge Tho
street car was demolished
The accident was causod hy tor-
uhc storm which was passing over
This crossing The conductor OF tho
street ear bad stopped his ear and
gone forward Co the crossing ANA sig
nailed Tho car 90 come uhond. ITO
la stated to hu'c ar,u the headlight
of thc "u- coming passenger train, but
believed b. WnH lightning ush.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

"N|'N |.I''N = N|NNNfM ~ tHANAN a8NNIA o.
IN these dayN If the hlwh cest Of
slslne & = not escrseno that can nf-
fcrd % have g birthday and among
shQHe ~ Fortunate not everyone has
hN in q hospital Charles Hubcr, tho
property man of the 81 Louis A1otloh
Picture cempany, who was shpk ac-
,ei4enkoIly several weeks ago. belongs
IN ne l4tieT class.
Huber was rs his room Ak st. Jos
epfl'a eanitaFipm, pondering upon tho
fate 81 the luckleas wight known as
fuaninf ~ properties. who gets three
fcnr,hs Of the "Rriefr which Is COM
hhcicd with the making Of pictures.
when a delegation Of his fellow cm-
N|ogce o. the company entered last
Ifsday and made him a birthday call
After wishlDg him wen IN their Sow
efai ways Mrs Alma A. Farley. who
d one ~ the original Albuquerque
company ~ thc concern. presented
him with q pair " cuff-linizs. the glft
~ Az the employees ~ the company
Huber made 3 neat little speech. Ia
which he thanked the donors 81 the
ara for their thonRhtfulness and for
tHe Eift as well Mrs Farley was
n4seclad a. make the presentation on
nropnt 81 the sympathy she enter
1aineG for the onvalcsent. having her
atif jusk recovered from a severe III
meas and sundoy being her own birth
day.
Haber who recently underwent a
serious operation as CONSEQUENCE
~ lhe shooting. n improving rapid
w and will soon BE- hack az his rewai-
inF Job % supplying everything she
director wants for picture. whether
4 b. package Of pins or railrona
train.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
EXTREMELY
DRY AND RAIN IS
BADLY NEEDED
Sheep and Cattle Suffering
from DrOuth in Western
SOoOrrO County; Wells Are
Playing Out.

James T.. iiubhcll. son of Frank a.
iluhholl returned last evening from
q stay OF two weeks at the Hubbcll
sheep ranches la western Sucurrn
county Mr. lluhbell says that rain
is badly needed and that unless rec
lief comes before tho first cot August
sheep and cattle mlscrs viii suIur
severe loss.
Cattle aud sheep are suffering
from tho druuth Oh many OF tho
ranges said Mr. Hubbell "The
sheep arc in q bad way and lambmg
has been very light this year Tho
range men are discouraged because
of the condition of the wool market
Rain within two weeks is the only
thing that can prevent a. severe live
stock loss. Rain ls so badly needed
that wells which have given faithful
service fOg years are beginning 90
play out, this being one of the most
serious aspects 81 the situation
Young Mr. nubbcll reports extreme
heat prevailing ON the ruugos.
leave saddle horse snddIpd hoo
tho sun for an hour and when tho
rider mounts again the saddle b. ail
the same aH red hot stove" said
jim whose burned face aud hands
tell the story uf che blisterug RAYS NJ
pld Sol in the sheep country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

pgraneo, Colo. iuiv 10. a tratel-
ing salesman named Mason of Denver
Mas killed and another passenger had
hia arm hudly mashed ln hcad-un
collision between passenger train No.
ll5 ana ught engine. on the prn-
Yer a ltio Cyanide railroad. between
Franks and Aloica stations. ri i2
moon sunday $50 other person w1s
seriously Injured. although several ot
thr passengers WDrO badly shaken.
Tho wreck occurred niuety-four milos
east uf lurnuro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
FINISH INSPECTION
OF MIMDRES
VALLEY
Eastern Magnates Pleased
With Prospects on 10000
Acre Tract Being Developed
Near Dening.

Especial Corrcsppnosas-r 90 the rferaIdl
Defining. s.. az JnN if-Frcd b.
Jack has res eitta irnnsfer from
the Immigration le1a rtfucni hos ~
him io hnte 4h&Rc 81 NJ. wofi, ID
San Diego. cal instead 81 I)cmiHg.
y. A., whore ne has been stationed
FOR the last i've Years Mrs. Jack Is
now in s,an DifFj apd win b. Joined
bS her husband In q short time.
r. n. McFtaters. supcrntcndent ~
the Union Railroad company in Pitts
burrh and also president or the Nim-
breu valley Alfalfa Farns company
and ~ g. Brown. chief surveyor and
engineer for The Carnegie Steel com-
Yany. have just completed their in-
speeison OF the work OF shc Mimbrea
VALLEY Alfalfa Farma company, which
= developing The io.ao0-acrc tract of
land twelve % nftetn mites east %
pcminE. These gentlemen while here
alro Investigated the general cpndi-
lions of tins valley 49, we'll to lhe sug-
ciai work which their company N
doing Both 81 those gentlemen cx-
pressed themselves as highly pleased
with tho agricultural prospects uf
this valley. Furthermore. they were
delighted with the pruef~4s which
has been inside hv the general man
aver. 4. ~ Miesse. and his ndpcrin
tondent. J. Al. Meteor. with the rocla-
mution work ON the tract Mr..
Brown stated that he did not see how
it WAS possible to accomplish SO much
work and Do Il so we'll in so short -
time. Messre, McFeatefa and Rrown
who constituted a committee from the
Pittsburgh capitalists who arc finunc-
ing This development, VIII have very
enceuraEing report 60 make 90 their
associates iu Pittsburgh They lcft
Du.nins this morning.
skin Grating Operation.
pr a. y. Monioyohi performed the
delicate operation 81 skin grating
COR Iose Moranda lIo was assisted
by Dr. =. -. Nickcrs aud Dr +. NJ
Stecd. Tho operation was performed
Thursday morning at the Ladies' hos
pitaL Meranda S. IN 81 very critical
condition on account of electrical
hurns received three weeks ago His
left hand hiss been amputatod. ~
last resort % save his life some 80
square inches 81 skin was removed
from his leg ana placed ON the alb
dumen, where the worst injury oc-
CURED.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14
Murder aud suicide.

Salina, KAN, Juiy &c. Swan john
son. go years Ode. nto sunday shot
and BILLED Henri parphl. 40 years old.
because he alleged farohl owed ono
OF Johnson.F SONS si25 Tor work on
the Par0hl farm. johnson ran to his
uwn homc and rut his throat so
VIII die. The mon lived ou adjoining
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

Russell possession ana ownership If
iho creamery without delay.
Tho Sunhno property consists Of
q number OF fine mich cows splcu-
ala equipment ANA ideal markets. too
sethcr with tho best OF milk and
cream sources. % is believed that m
ih" hands OF 90 competent rrvuncr,
man the enterprise san develop uud
become one "f tho most umpnrtunt iu-
du-iries in the enc, and state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

sydney. ~ s. w. July 1.-THE
Crorker land expedition under Prof.
Doaald y. MacAililnn. IA tho New
foundiaild acaier Diana. II on ila way
- the Arctic THE Diana satlsd inte
Hast might, A. Battic liarbor 20 Es-
kiino dogs will be shipped The Yes-
81 uili aaii for her flnai run of ! 800
miles nor later than Thursday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-14

London. July 90 sylvia purk
hurst WINS released from Holloway
luii lnu uisht as The result ui her
hunger strike Miss rurkhurst was
sentenced ou Julp to three muntha
Imprisonment for excitement 90 com
INIT disorders on june 80. when she
lrd 90 mob to bownIng street Go at
tack the official residences of tho
ministers.