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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
CAIRONOW MENACED
BY FLOOD FROM
MISSISSIPPI
RIVER
Fighting Flooded Ohio, Citi-
zens Overlook Danger on the
Opposite Side of Town
Prompt Work Averts Disas-
ter
CREST OF FLOOD STILL
IN EVANSVILLE REGION
[Ily Lenscd Vic Io EYcnIne IIernld. ]

tBy Leased Wire To Evening Herald.
Cairo. Ills. April t.--Anxiety To pre-
vent the leNpe from breaking on the
ohio river side of Cairo led Cltizens
today 10 overlook temporarily danger
from the Mississippi. The result was
that a washout was threatened be-
tween Nineteenth and Twenty fourth
streets High winds had caused the
river Co cut into the bank 10 such an
extent thHt danger WIS imminent be-
fore the fact was discovered
Several hundred paEs of sand were
hurriedlN arried from the ohio river
leNee. By the transfer. which waE
made In automobiles. further erosion
of the bank was prevented for the
time.
The Hood un the Mississippi side is
we'll below the lcvee top. Water which
has bncK"d into tnc cache river ai
Mound city. IN. has found AN out
lct into the Mississippi and has caused
q slight rise IN that river.
Arrangements being made by Lieu
tenant BuCkner T.. =. A., tor the com
fort and safety of the people went
hrlskN ahead today By night % was
expected that small life rats would
be- placed throughout the city IN read
mess for the big break should q
crisis come
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
VIENNA QUESTIONS THE
SINCERITY on RIfSSIA A

Vienna, April 4.--Litile Montene-
gro's defiance Of the powers Is the
subject nf "A series OF putbursis In the
newspapers here. There are indica-
tions. the Austrian editors believe.
that some of the powers are not sup
porting tint program agreed upon for
the coercion of Montenegro. The
finger of suspicion points particularly
at Russia.
Al the papers print today an APP
uurcnily inspired declaration an
nounclDE that Austria Hungary cN-
poets to act independently against
Montenegro. in case the naval demon.
stTution 10y the powers p insufficient
One editor adds that "thc city of
Scuturi must belong 10 the future
state of Albania with ar without the
consent Of Europe"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
PRESIDENT STANDS
FIRM rOR FREE WOOL.

washington Apfll A-lresident
Wilson would like to see free sugar.
bat recognizes that q concession may
he ncccsHars to southern planters, ana
would consent Co duty OF practically
one cent net pound. provided all
duty boz removed within three years.
This would mean for the present "a
duty of 20 TO all countries. except
cuba
II the president can arrive al an
agreement with the Louisiana scnu
tors on the sugar schedule there will
be enough votes, it Is generally as
sumed tn pnss tarsrr bill with free
wool on an other schedules. thpra
b. % substantial agreement botWecn
the president ana congress,
The president hus 1cen told that
either free wool cor free sugar might
pass hut that noth could not rhis
was the status today of the informal
tariff conferences hetwccn the presi-
dent and members of congress
The president has been canvussiuR
Ahr stuat, and has a gen ral idea of
hhc extent to which free sugar ur
free wool hill would hc opposed We
expected to hear more definitely ut
the attuSdc ot the senate after the
senate finance oomWittee mel today
tu hear from rHpurts Of Senator
smith. simmons. Stone ana Kern. all
uf whom conferred with the prosi-
dent last night The ways and means
committee also resumed its dclihera.
tiunF chairman Underwood expected
60 have much tp guide his committee
when hp received the report ot the
Democratic senators and the revenue
committees oi both houses and
checked Bp ON just whc3 they stood
Senator simmons ana chairman
Underwood both Expressed the hupt
that taritf bin might be introduced
by the ways ana means commiii".
and bc passed iu both houses without
material change such hll, al
agreed. Gus. have the appr'snl oi
the president and assurances 1t sam
port from Democratic senator, Wh'
oppost free sugar. Though there
sim W. opposition to free wpul par
uCularly amoug western sci etnrs, II
seemed practically assured thut IN
ways ana m 'ans committee would
leave wool ON the free list aN ngr" 'd
to Yesterday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
GERMANY'S CHERISHED
AIR SIiCRisrS DIS(T.OSI1D

Berlin. April l-Thc adventure of
IN German military airship at i.une-
VILE means the disclosure OF the
gtarded secrets OF construction on
which German supremacy in the mat
ter of rigid airships rests.
Ignorance OF these secrets was re-
sponsible, it is stated. IN military cir-
cles horc, for the failure of tn. diri-
eihle bei1nsing to the Hritisii ad-
miralty.
4 German special correspondent AZ
Luncville telegraphs that hostile
crowd tried to damage the diriEiblo
with sticks ana knives The mob Wns
rtpulsed bN g. military Gordon. He
declares the attitude OF the authorl-
Ties was "most correct"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
Bloody Battle in Streets Of
Auburn Results in Repulse
of Attack on Plant of Rope
Company.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
TURNS HOSE ON MOB
Militia Called to Help Police
When Foreigners Arm
Themselves Preparatory to
Renewing Fray.



Auburn. y. ". April i.-S.X street
rioters were shot by the police today
during an attack which a mob of 200
made ON the plant of the Columbian
Rope company. Two OF the six are
fatally Injured.
After the shooting the situation
became $50 serious that Mayor o'Ncnl
called uut the fire department. and
the local militia company.
The mob, all foreigners. gathered
Ht the plant at O'Clock. chief OF po-
Ice Bell and squud Of thirty men
who we're statioucd there attempted
to arrest one of the leaders, ana the
strikers became ugly. The prisoner
was rescued from the police I'm hand
TO hand battle and the blue coats we're
gctting the worst of II when CHIEF
Rel c-lcrcd them to draw their re-
NolVcrs
one vollcy was rirod over the
heads at the strikers with no effect
and the police were compelled Co ftrc
into the crowds.
SIX strikers. two women and four
men dropped one OF the women
and one of the men will die.
After the shooting the mob re-
formed ana made another attack. The
strikers obtained quantities of sal,
and throw Il into the eyes of the po-
lice. who finally. To avoid further
hlu0dshcd. took mp "a, position inside
the mill gntes. The strikers then
charged on the gates.
The pDliee We're fighting against
great odds. ana rumors that many of
the strikers had gone hack to the
foreign colonies to obtain weapons.
caused chief Hrl 10 send FOR th'
fire department Lines or hose were
lutd ANA the strikers were driven
back gradually ThcN continued n
an ugly mood. however. and Mayor
O'Nciu decided To- call ont the militia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
DAYTON IN DANGER
on ANOTHER FLOOD

Dayton. o., Aprll TEN more
inches of water In the Miami river viii
give Dayton another Hood. \ ten
hour duwnpour, together with Clogged
sewer intakes flooded many streets
in the city last night Much appre-
hcnsion was felt In Riverdale and
EdRcmunt because OF the washed con-
ditions of the lcyecs. and soldiers as
sisted by citizens kept constant
vigil.
Telephone reports from Piqun, Bell
cfontaine. Troy and other places north
indicated there had been inccsSant
rain, ot which Dayton viii get the Is
sue.
II Was necessary today Co dynamite
a number eff rubbish piles along the
river so that accumulation might How
away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
resident Wilson and Leaders
in Congress Get Together on
Proposed Bill to Replace
Payne-Aldrich Law.
INCOME TAX TO MAKE
UP LOSS OF REVENUE
|Free Wool and Very Low Duty
on Sugar Features of the
Scheme; Committee Begins
Drafting Formal Report.
In, Icnscd VIC ln IycnIng ncrnI,l. |

/ bS Leased Wire "a Evening Herald. !
Washington, Npril with Prosi.
dtnt wilson ana congressional leaders
PdtlirhlN agreed upon frec wool and
very Tow sugar. eventually to bpcOme
ttr". TIE Ways and means committee
today h's1n drawing a report on the
new tarin hiil estimating the loss of
revenue from the new rates at $50
Nhn,nnn e. year The revenues from
th' Income iBN VIII be- estimated at q
IKE amount Geo bt derived iu this yyaN
Incomes of $4,000 10 x2O.00O one
per cent. &t0,uOu to S50.uUn two per
cent, $50, 600 to EIOn. 600 three ner
cent; an over Stuu.0on four per cent:
hHt tax ou corporations, tWolpcr cent
The exemption VIII he on all in
comes under $4,000 The income pro-
vision now stands this way. aud u not
expected Co De changed
Among the numerous additions To
tho free list VIII he steel rails cuts
VIII D." mad" an alone the I'm" on the
metal schedule
After tho senate finance committee
reviewed the bil TODAY, a sub commit .
tee won't into conference with Chair
man Underwood uf the ways aud
means committee. There is now be-.
i"'ed 60 he "a general agreement all
around
When the conference WAS ended II
was announced that complete
1ngreemrnt WAS hoped for, though
1fArr" might b." Hnm" delay On the nill
I'D" -"n1t" finance committee Will
nn"ri again sunday priur tu % further
confcronco With President Wilson.
col, Sol WcVlcr "a banker uf New
Orleans. told the president today that
The sugar planters of Louisiana could
nut adjust their business Ia three
years to compete with Cubn and the
rest oi thr world ia growing sugar.
i,ud said tho president must have been
inisiniufmrd 81 hc believed 10 could
be- done. Colonel W,Xlor went away
from the whit" house with the dis.
finct impression. he said. that unless
Louisiana people accepted the com
promise the president would urge
free sugar I'm any event
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
Unnamed Western Democrat
Alleged to BE Guilty Of
Gross Insult 10 Wife Of Ap-
plicant for Office.
Accused Denounces Affair as
Blackmail and Attempt or
Enemies to Ruin Him Polit-
ically and Financially.
Iny Ieasea VIC . EvenIna merala.l ]

my leased Wire 20 EvcnIng TIcrald. !
Washington, Aprli 4.--Chnrrea su.
voivlnE the moral conduct of x nann4
cratic senator from a western state
have been presented 20 United States
Attorney Wilson here, and ne s. In
NestiEaunK. A man seeking federal
office, charges that when hia wife.
acting IN his behalf, went % the sem
ator. the later acted IN an Improper
manner and later repeated this can.
Duct, calling on the woman az a
hotel where the husband asserts hav-
ing posted witnesses.
The senator declares che charges
are hlackmail and part Of 4 plot 90
ruth him financially. ffe declares
the witnesses against him ara persons
who have haen or represent his po~
iitical enemies IN hia own state.
Tho affair charged against the sem
ator is alleged a. have happened q
week ago. No attempt 20 keep the
matter quiet was made either by the
woman concerned, her husband or the
witnesses. but no official stems were
taken al that time. Later, the ac-
cusers stated that they Intended 10
drop the affair and flnnily decided
90 get the advice of a lawyer The
charges were then brought 70 the at
tention ~ the United States attorney.
United states Attorney Wilson WIN
not confirm report that he has pre-
sented the witnesses to the grand
Jury a grand Jury would hnVe no
jurisdiction over senator aftoE con-
gress goes into session next Monday.
The name 81 the senator " withhold
by the authorities Ds no official ace
tlon has heen taken yet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
RIVER STIIL RISING
SLOWLY At CAIRO

Washington, April 4,--Today's spec
ial flood bulletin SAYS.
THE crest OF the lower Ohio flood
is in the vicinity Of Evansville. Ind,
where the stage OF the river Friday
morning was iS.2 feet, 1872 feet above
food stage. The river at Cairo con-
tinues to rise slowly. and is now at
stage Of al feet. a rise Of - feet
since Thursday morning.
THE Mississippi river south Of
Cairo continues 90 rise slowly"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
ETHEL ROOSEVELT
|. BECOMES BRIDE
OF DOCTOR
Second Daughter of Former
President Welded at Oyster
Bay; Happy Couple Sail for
Europe Tomorrow.
lBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.

oyster Bay 81. N., April Miss
Ethel Roosevelt. daughter of Thou-
dOrr Roosevelt, was married ,udir ln
christ Episcopal chWcu at noon, a.
br Richard Derby pf Npw YORK TV1
hundred close frlonds and relatives
of the couple saw the ceremony
Rev br Gcorgt y. TdlmAdre, pas
tor ot the local church. assisted by
the Rev pr Cotton smith ot Wash.
mgton aud the Rev pr Endirltt ifea-
body of Groton, Mass, posinrmcd
the ceremony The brides attend.
ants were the Misses Helen ltost, e..
Josephine Osborn, Margaret Tu"Ncr
Mary Derby, and Corueila l.angdon,
The bridegroom hrothFr togtr q.
Derby was best man.
Dr and Mrs. Derby viii .Hl tur
Europe tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
AUSTRIAN SUBJECTS
CHEER KING NICHOLAS

Vienna, Austria, April i.--A great
demonstration IN favor of the Slav
races occurred az Spulnto. the DAT
matinn seaport, today on the occasion
of the omharkation OF Austrian troops
bound for tho south. Loud cheers
were given by tho population FOR
King Nichons of Montenegro. King
Peter OF Servia and King Ferdinand
Of bulgaria.
Twenty arrests were made and rig
orous measures nave been tnkcn hy
the authorities To prevent disorder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
Plucky Montenegrin Ruler
Declares His People Mean 20
Take Scutari and to Keep It
or Die in the Attempt.
VIENNA QUESTIONS
SINCERITY OF POWERS
Newspapers Declare Hysteri-
oally That Franz-Josef's s
Government Will Act Inde-
pendently If Necessary.

by Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J
London, April 4.-4klng Niehoiaa AZ
Montenegro w. determined 60 rapiur'
and hold Scutnri. gays dispatch
from cettinie. which gives the follow
Ing statement from the king.
~ assure you that ! AMI my pCo.
pie mean to keep the lnud we have
rctakcn during the war Wo moan
to take Scutari and mean 90 keep So.
This is the dominating impuise of fhC
Montenegrirs, who kndw too welt that
II IN far better 90 die fighting than ~
SO ON living as we are noN."
The king pointed uut that the pos.
session OF the fertUc land ~ Zctn
valley was "a question or lifc ana
death TO his country and ina; hrs
people were prepared 60 detg the VIII
OF Europe and flght FOR Victory -r
determination.
"Scuturi will be my capital IN tho
future" declared the kim ia .unciu-
sion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
Rchel IIcaslqnarters Eslablisl,cI.

WaHhInFiOn. AUrll l,-UVnrfnI
headquarters of the revolntionistH of
northern Mexico are 20 he estn hlished
az Ciudad Pornrio DlaA The main
body Of the Carranza army remains
at Monoloya, two days south.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
TWO GIRLS SEIZED
As SUFFRAGETTE
SUSPECTS
British Police Taking No
Chances with Ladies Abroad
at Night Carrying Inflamm-
ables in Handbags.
[By Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. i

London. April 1.-Two girls sus-
pectad OF being militant suffrugcttcs,
about Ia commit AN outrage, were or-
rested today before dawn. They car
ried bags containing paraiiin, PAPER
saturated with oil candles and
mntches lu each OF the bags was q
paper bearing the scruwl
beware how you treat Mrs. Pank-
hurst
The girls. when brought up at the
police station gave their names as
Phyllis IudN ana Milllcsnt Dean.
They had explained 90 the policemen
who arrested them that they were re-
turning from their Easter holidays.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
ARREST MAY SOLVE
GRUESOME CRIME
Former Secretary to Wealthy
Pittsburg Woman Held for
Fiendish Killing; Collapses
When Caught.
ny Leased Wire 10 Eycnlnr Herald.

~
Toms River, n. J,. April iW E.
i.cehan. formerly employed as a pri-
Nate secretary hy Mrs p. N. hornc.
of Pittsburgh. is n iaii here to-day
charged with the murder of Mrs.
Charles H. Turner of Lakewood, y. ~.
who was the wife 81 an emplOyc on
the estate of George J. Gould
on April 26, 1oi1. Mrs Turner
body was found in a clump ~ woods
az Lakewood. The face hcutcn into the
earth ana the skull fractured, she
had apparently fought foi her honor
before she died f.erhun lived ut
Lakewood at the time. hut later
moved to white Plains. y !. lle IA
married
Private detectives have been ou the
prisoners trail for sixteen months.
pne of them gained his couhdencc
/ uud lurcd him into New Jersey FOR ar-
r"gl. lie collapsed but denied his
! guilt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
MORMON CONFERENCE IN
SESSION AT DESEREI
my Leased Wire Go Evening Herald. !

salt Lake city April 1.-The an
uual conference of the Church of the
Latter DAY Saints was opened here
today hy President Smith. Presi-
dent Smith confined mis- address tu
church work ana urged harmony oi
action. A record number of delc-
gates from an parts of the world ~
here for the three days conference,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

Prime Albert sask, April i--
From hpui dining room waitress 90
countess of the court 0f Denmark
WIS the transition Of Miss Lena ROY,
whn married Count Hugo Won Hot
stein Kathbono, eldest son and heir
of iord Frederick Emile von Holstcin
Rnihhoue 0f pennarR. Tho count
met Misa Roy while she WAS employed
bs hotel at van RiYVl. Mass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
NO COLOR LINE ON
GALLOWS IN
ALABAMA
Two White Men and Two Ne
groes Pay Penalty for MUIR
ders; Bungling Executioner
Tortures One.
LIN I.ensed MIrn ln It.enInr Hrrnla. B

MontgomcrN Ala. April 1.-Two
white men and two negroes. all con-
yirted OF murder. were hanged to-
dag In the iail here
The first 20 mount the acnffuld WRs
q. Waiter Jones, sentenced TOR tnc
murder OF Sloan Rowan Ia railroad
train here The rope slipped ana
Jones was not pronounced dead un-
tii SO minutes later Persons who
Witnessed the execution said dopu-
ties were compelled to hold Jones'
body away from the floor.
Arnold Gilmer white. who WIS ex-
ccuted next, died Ia seven minutes.
Gilmer was condemned for the uur-
der OF Mrs. Lucille Tlppetts.
John Adams a negro, who killed a
patrolmnn, WIS pronounced dead IN
four minutes after the trap was
sprung sixteen minutes WAS re-
quirod for the execution Of Coleman
German. 4 negro who Killed his wife.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
MEXICAN TREASURY IN
SERIOUS STRAITS
ny Leased Wire To Evening Herald.

Mexico city, Apil The Mexican
finance minister reported Go congress
today thai the balance IN the treasury
at the end of January was Si6,S3o..
600. and f5gi 500 moro distributed
among the postal ana telegraph Of
hrDs
remains of the so-callcd reserves 81
the MeSican treasury OF this sum
sp,i00,00o is tho monetary c0mmis-
sion fund which cannot boz dis
bursed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
COLORADO BOXING
BILL GOES TO
GOVERNOR
Proposed Law Legalizing Ten
Round Bouts Under Auspi.
oes of Licensed Clubs Paying
Annual Tax of $3.50.


UUnNVT, NUTII I,"INO ON 10 UVIF
NIT ten round boxing contests in col
ortdo under the supervision of state
commission was passed on ina read
ing by tuc senate today by vote of
Is 10 a. Having already passed the
house 10 nov goes 90 the governor
The measure restricts the privilege oi
giving bouts to clubs paying an annual
license fee uf $3.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

So Louis, Aurii i--Ihc deputy cor
Onor who Investigated the death by
poison Tuesday Of Mrs Julia Mac
Fnrland Gorhart. returned a verdict
today that death WIS accidental The
deputy coroner found that Mrs. Ger
hart took AN overdose at poison Ia au
attempt to induce sleep.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
THOUSAND REFUGEES
SUFFER- FROM HUNGER

Shawnoetown. ms, April i.--tNiu
Dekoven, KyD-N Nearly "a thousand
Hood refugees behind the hills here
peais have been made To Congressman
Fowler Colonel BiXhy and state uiii-
yials. but because of the lack of com
muuication. no assurance of relief has
been received
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
MILITARY HONORS
FOR BODY OF
MORGAN
Remains Of American Banker
Escorted to Ship BY Battal-
ion of French Infantry as
Band Plays Funeral March.
IBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.

A1a 'F'"1'N WIN W hfNNhAhA htNhAus
llavre, France. April The tods
of the late j. T., Morgan arrived here
today from Rome and was transtsr-
red 10 the liner France FIR trBnspIr-
tation to NeW YORK.
Military huHors were accorded dur
ing thD trunsicr of thr body irun, iha
train to the steamer. A battalion of
Infantry formed au .curi headed hy
the regimental band. Whiph played
Chopins Funeral March The veg
mental flags draprd with mourning
cmhloms which Vrrc carried hrh nd
the coffin
a mortuury chapel was arranged
on hoard the France Tor the reception
of the coffin The chapel WAS hung
with black velvet tringed with Eol'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

san Francisco, April l.--For the fe~
malnder Of this week and tho better
part 81 next week Jess Wiilara. tAe
heavyweight VIII ray daily visits 70
the doctor Hc WAS operated on yos-
terday for the removal 81 a Rfowth
from hls nose and viii noe bo abba ~
hight for q month on 80.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
BITtNuNGHAM YOUTH
SUFFERS DEATH FOR CRIME

Birmingham. Ala, April 4.--Woiter
Jones, "a years old, was hanged here
today for the assassination Of Law
renee B Evans. a mining contractor.
Three hours after the execution ot
Jones, Henry v. Vandiver. whom
Jones had accused as moving spirit
In conspiracy 90 kill Rowan, wna
acquitted by a jury. vandiver for
merly owned large wholesale stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
WAGE CONFERENCE IN
RIO lGRANDE SHOPS
lIAy LEASED wlrc 10 I3ycnIur IIcrnId. J

lIAy LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald.
q Denver. April g. High officers ot
the affiliated crafts employed in the
shops of the Denver A Rio Grande
railroad are in conference to-day with
the officers of the company, prepar-
ing "a now wugc scale 10 go into effect
Aprn no. Il was said that al dlffer-
enccs between the railroad and ltH
men are of minor nature and that
no strike is threatened.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
FACTORY DISTRICT
AT HICKMAN FLOODED

Memphis. April A telephone
message from Hickman, Nv. says
that the city lovcc there went out
shortly after l2t30 today. flooding the
factory district No loss uf lie was
reported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

Calgary, Albertn. April A.-~f'iFa
caused Nv the careless dropping of a
business houses al iangdon. twenty
miles enst Of here The loss " op-
proximnteiy fl00.0O0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
HEAVYWEIGHTS MATCH
FOR FIGHT AT FRISCO


ter. Thai northern heavyweight VINO
WAS tu have met bunhoat Smith, VIII
step into a riur Ou Aprli ~ Tor tho
FIRST time since hia return from Aus.
trBliu, with Al kaufman for bis np-
poncnt iu 10 inur-ruund bout lester
Was ANXIOUS for o. longer bout but as
his hrst desire b. to mako % showing
aud tho large promoters had nothing
to oner him, ho took what he could
GyL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
Sick Juror IInIls Frosl TvinI.

ChlcNFo AnTll l~IllntHa 90 ", 81.
Biddie 81 wilmington. lila. Juror.
caused temporary p,s'ponemont TO-
day in the trial 90 Albert &. Frost ana
four others charged with dsf,1udlna
The government fIs ~ AhiNkAu rutA
hands valued az Sl0.0o0.ooo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
BULGARIANS REPORTED
RETIRING BtGFOIsE TURKS

Tsondon. Aprl a. The Bulgarian
troops IN front of he Turkish lines
lac Tchatalla have begun 90 retire uu-
der cover ot n SERIES of skirmisheg,
according 90 "a dispatch from Con
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