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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
PASSING on ALADERO
~ RELIEVING TIM TENSION

Mexico City. Fcn. q --Tuc official
investigation into the death of Mudcro
aud ~uorcz is 90 be- begun az once. but
the general bclicf prevails tuJt 10 viii
sub,tauIitc th, official versions oi
the occurrence.
The facet that the budtcs ui tito Two
statesmen Noro recovered in the rear
ui the pcnitrutinry vas explained toe
ddy by IA, statement that q second ,r-
counter occurred close io the build
iuE ~ b. said the automobiles ran
aluug eide rood, aud that Mld"ro
and Suarr1 Jumped out ana were run
ming when they we're caught between
IA, IRE ot tho. guard, aud attacking
party. rIe accounting for wounds be-.
ing Indicted on them lrum diuvIcu,
directions
Provisional President Hurrm anu
other authorities here drc earnest IN
their declarations thst thv govern.
ncut was acting in good ttith tud
that the death uf IA, prisoners Was
due sul,l. tu unforeseen circumstances.
with the passing of Francisco Ma
dcro. th" general opinion prevails
that the tcnaOucss ut tur situation has
been relieved Thrr" I- "a markcd
tvud.u,, on the part uf AN classes "a
accept the ncW order of things From
various parts ut IN" country rcpurt-
have peeu received telling ut further
adhcAops tu the new administration
IN. morning newspapers also her
aid tho new era and prophecy iWm'.
dtut, uparr la tht earl. resumption ui
prosperous conditions
General Huertu's government uu'
doubtedb for the present 80 least has
tho upper haId la Tho country
4 committee ut followers o' Ltpaw
arrived today 10 discuss arrangements
tu bring about peace iu tho south,
Reports from the state ut OnNacu
Indicate that the disancctrd Indiana
there have been plucat"d
Juan sanchez Azrnna. tho private
secretary OF Francisco Mad'r" Nt'
trlcascd ,rom prison today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
COLORADO SOLONs ARE
GRINDING OUT GRIST
(By Leased wire 90 Evsalna HsrsIai

Denver. Feb - Tho senate to-
day received a joint communication
from the Wyoming state legislature
asking the Colorado Legislature to en-
act legislation FOR the protection Of
migratory birds
The senate refused to concur iu the
house amendment 10 the banking hill
providing that, with the consent of
the bank commissioner, d bank could
pay more than por cent on time
deposits The original bill prov idCu
nNed rate Of Z per cent
The house passed the bill providing
that the state meeting OF the ASSESSOR
shall ho held this year the second
Tuesday in March. and thereafter on
the second Tuesday IN February, IN
stead OF late la the summer
A petition signed by Lice rest
dents of Fremont county protesting
aud the creation of Sunshine county
and the creation of Susshine county
was received by the legislature today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
FOURTH AND SIXTH BRIGADEs
ORDERED TO GIT READY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i--Tho fourth
bF--sde OF the second army division
end the sixth brigade were ordered
today 10 prepare 20 entrain 20 toin
other troops being m0blllsed Thla
Is part az the plan 90 assemble a com
plete military organization for any
unioward events In Mexico.
Later. formal orders were prcpar-
ed to actually start the aix-h brigade
and thc fourth brigade on the way 20
Galveston, orders for the move-
ments OF tho sixth cavalry Ht Des
Moines, part of the third cavairy brl-
gade. also were prepared. II wna
expected that Secretary StimsOn
would issue them late to-day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
Won PHUL CHARGE
DISMISSED BY
COURT
Harold T. Henwood Will Not
Be Tried for Killing of st.
Louis BalloOnist in Denver.
my Leased wirc to Evening neraldl


Denver. Foo g Harold e.. Hen
wood viii not bc tried on the charge
OF killing L.. tTouy Nun phul. 81
Louis balloouist iu the bar room OF
a Denver hotel ON tine night of May a..
lp1l Judge Charles g. Butler leo jh"
west side criminal court to-day dis.
missed jhr Won phH charge. ON the
ground that three terms of court had
elapsed since the Ming of the iutor-
nation during which the defendant
has not been brought tu trial
John r. bottom. attorney tor Hem
wood, immcdiHtcN moved 60 dismiss
tie ease 30 which ilonWuod rs charged
With killing George T.. Copeland.
ITO Duutrudyd that the major charge
having been dismissed. the minor
charge tails with Il, Arguments on
this motion were set for next Sutur-
day
ucuVood vus convicted of killing
Copeland but recently VAS granted a
ucN trial hy M" supreme court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
NNEItIINN TROOPS nor
ON MACHINE GUNS TRAM.

" fut0- Fcl. = NmorIcau trOOps
rrv hot on the trail of the machine
sun stolen from the camp of the Thir-
tccuth tuitcd states cavalry it Hach-
ila. y N TWO troopers from Hnch-
l,u have hcrn detained IN the guard
house at Fort bliss, Texas. and three
American uu,hmeu huy, been arrest
cd few miles from the border
Tho discovery of sacks of some
army feed lod tp the civilians arrest.
n ls The theory of the army o1i"crs
that the piece was stolen not by Mex
team rebels as a. first supposed. hut
hy Americans who intended tu sell &C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
.n.lelA In Mn.llInrlnn.

feeling ui anxiety over the situ-
alton tu Mexico continued through
out official circles during the early
part OF thr day bat there were no
additional dispatches made public 20
throw further light op the conditions
cNmiing q Was feit that Ambassn-
dor Wilson's message late hast night
stating that the diplomatic corps
would not attend the lunGheoh 90 be-
given this noon to discuss the situa-
tion. would prove sufficient lndica
tion 10 The Mexican authorities fog
the purpose of this and other gOvern
menis a. await definite assurances
that the bloody tragedies just enact
ed had not occurred through any
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
MUST REGISTER ALL
TUBERCULAR CASES


Denver. Fob. q the senate today
passed ON third reading the bill hy
senator Reynolds requiring physi-
clans io register an eases ot ubrrcu-
lusls with local ana state health au.
thoritics. u was passed 2s to %. a.
already had passed she house
of the mesa and there viii be- oonsid
erablo sand work whore the ROAD dips
down into the Jemez valley
Mayor Sellers was 90 return 10
Santa Fg today bat hus remained o, sr
boa order to he al the meeting tonight.
a. is unnecessary 90 repeat this III
one of the most important meetings
ever called Ia tins city
The chance 10 complete this much
needed highway IN vuoh quick time
N the chance Of lifetime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
Se0cn Rulers Pay The
Fatal Price in
Me rico

. NcW York. Feb with the
. Nilllng Of Madcro and Suarcz. the
= deposed heads of the Mexican re-
. public Ia Mexico city yesterday. =
. the list of those vino have paid
. the fatal price Ia ruling Mexico .
q is Increased 60 seven names.
. since iust little more than "a
= century ago when Miguel III Z
y dalgo Y Costillo, the parish priest Z
. Of dolores. arose rs the "Lioer-
. ator" OF Mexico and clutched Z
= control from IA, feeble hands of I
. the spanish yiCoroy
IN obscure priest Ilidalgu I
= .uuspIrCd with his own parish IN
= tbu state OF GuauBiautu Boa 1910
. aud n tlc iJlI pf that year when 4
. ur rang the oyll ol his church 90 I
= call the people Goo VAR. au army I
. of $4,000 ralliou 90 his standard.
= Ito pressed ON toward Mexico 4
= CITY with constantly increasing
. numbers until he had t following
. uf i00. coo uf patriotic but undis-
o ciulincd men \ force ot only I
. 5000 veteran soldiers cot spain I
. delivered "a crushing defeat in I
o January, 1911 and drove Hidalgo
= 10 the mountains where ne wag-
. ed guerilla warfare until ne was
. caught ana snot IA july, 1871.
. The list Of presidents and em- I
. pcrors OF Mexico VINO have Z
. Listened last 10 the RIFLES
. speech" thus opened. is as fol-
q lows:
- Miguel Hidalgo V Costills lb-
. orator. 1871
y Sosc Maria Morclos Y paVun.
y president. 1915.
. Francisco Xavier Nina, prrsi-
. dent. lsl5
. Augustin De Iturbldc. emperor. 4
tS24
. MaXimlliau. ArvhduKc ot AUS 4
. ,ria. emperor 1867.
o Francisco Mud"ro, president. I
. 1918.
. Jose Puo Suarez, vice prcst-
. dent. 1913.
n u - a q a a a a a a a 4 a a q 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
TAFT POLICY or GETTING
READY ~ UNCHANGED

Washington. Feb. a. More orders
for moving troops 10 Galveston. with
the purpose OF concentrating fun
army division there. IN accordance
Hlih the polioy of preRatedneEs aa
outlined bS President TAFT in pub
llc speech VA New York last Satur-
day night. wer, Issued by the war
department early today
Major General WIN. Hartor. the
department aud divisional command
or nt Chicago viii hc placed in su-
preme command.
Ia addition "a the fourth brigade
ot the second division. consisting OF
thc 23rd 26th aud 27th infantry.
now Ia the middle west. orders were
issued today for the preparation for
entninmcnt of the entire sixth brit
gado, comprising the flth infantry.
Col Arthur williams. at Fort b. a.
Russell, Wye. the sth infantry, Col
Thomas y David ~ For Mckenzie.
Wye, and Fort Bliss Texas. the 23nd
influtrV Col Daniel A. Frederick a.
Fort Bliss, Texas.
The fourth field artillery. the scc-
ond battalion Of engineers and signal
corps company u, comprising part oi
the sixth brigade. already have bcgn
ordered 10 Galveston.
u viii not be possible 90 aCcommo.
dUto ali the second di,isiuu troops ON
tho Fort Crockett reservation aud d
number must be- encamped at TeXa,
city, seven miles distant aud al
Houston
The regiments ot the brigndes ar,
not up to war strength The entire
second division as it exists to-day wil
aggregate iess than 5000 fightinl
men with perhaps thousand aux
| iiiarics
Theoreii aliy this division shout,
be- 5000 strong
! Tho extent 10 which recognition
NAV ho extondcd by thu United Statsi
iu the liuerta government has no
been determined. From present In
I diratiun- this win depend mrgsl
| upon recommendation az AmbassA
dor Wilson. who has been given lurg'
! discretionary authority iu the matter
/ The question ~ likely to hc brought
/ wv '''i '.'f' WV y nNNN NANfNhhW "NNfN'
| application from "a, tluyria govern
I ntnt which it iH understood. Is uoI
disposed to remsin satisfied with IN,
action of Ambassador Wilson IN rec
ognizinc u as defacto government
only The tragic events ~ sunda,
| Gre likely to be considered
The Withholding OF fuil recogni
tiou however iH not m any sense ma
volvcd 40 decision 90 any question
! ut Intervention u Mexican affairs
/ President TAN hlmsclf has declare,
that h' hus uui changed his policy Il
thal regard ts result of the latest de
equipments iu the MoNlcnn capita
and n romaiu. truo that probably oni,
III" cXtrcm" Jeopardy nf American
aud foreigners iH NeNro WOULD be ~
Sordcd as sufficient Tor h drpartur
from that policy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
State Highway Commission
WILL Contribute $1,000 to
$4,000, Survey Route and
Supervise Construction.
MASS MEETING AT
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
TAKE ACTION TONIGHT
Completion Means Heavy Vol
ume of Business fof Albu-
querque Merchants From
Districts Northwest of City.

. immediate action by tho puo- .
y pie of Albuquerque ana of JC- .
. mcs Springs IA deciding on q .
y route and completion of IA" col .
. lection OF $4,000 subscribed al
= this oud means a good highway .
y tor teams OF autu.Rnbiios from =
. Albuquerque 90 Jcmcz springH .
. and Cuba Ia sixty days. ~ means .
. the early completion of road =
. through from Albuquerque to .
. Pennington. =
. Every mau in Albuquerque =
= and vicinity interested TN the
. most important piece OF nigh =
. way ever done adjoining Albu- =
= duerqur and which means tens =
. and hundreds ol thousands of
. dollars boo additional trade for this 2
. city be- asked to attend mass
= meeting called by Mayor SELLERS =
. aud the Officials of "a, good
. rouds association wt tho COM
. WcrciJl club s tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
IRNI~1O MNDERO NNn
FANtIN FLEEING COUNTRY

Vera cruz MvN Fob. I'll Ernostu
Mudcro, who was finance minister iu
tho cabinet Of his nephew, President
FRANCISCO Madoro. arrived here witn
his family On e special cur tins morn
iuI They viii probably depart this
afternoon on board th. cuban gun
boat cuba Everything is quiet hory
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
" NDERISTN TROOPS ~
II.NOIT AGAINST uIEIgT 4

a. pHsu. Tex. Feb. a. Former
MadcrisA troops al Sauz near Chi-
huahua have rchellod against the
Hueyla government ana declare they
viii not permit traffic between CHI
huahua aud IA, border They we're az
sauz as part or the guard for the
Mexican central railroad between
Juaruz aud chihuahua.
THIS h the hrst open declaration ut
troops ot the dcposed president ia
northern Mexico, The JuaTrs Nader
isa followers stlll are under arms,
but are guarded carefully by federals
la the towns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
GEN. rASCUN. OROZO
DANGElOUsIN MOI NlBIsI

Phoenix. Aria, Feb. N.-Gonoral
Pascual Oroxco Jrp the rebel leader.
Is lying dangerously wounded In a
hospital somewhere In tae northern
part OF Mexico. according TO a report
received here today by members Of
the Phoenix branch of the league for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT IS
VEHEMENT IN DECLARATION
HE WAS NOT RESPONSIBLE
lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald

Mexico city, Feb .t-Fraucsco Madcro president
u
The except given
n
are those actually
Iuerta the killing Incidental nght between
a he prisoners
a he
%
uf 81 uc Ti, cur the
OF the head "a forehead
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
FOItr MASON OFFICIAL
ORDERED To GALVESTON

San Francisco, Feb. 1f.~-l.ieut
cot GEORGE Nick Williamson. CON
structing qwartermaster az Fort Ma
son, here. received orders from wash
ington yesterday 10 leave Immediately
for Galveston. Texas and report for
duty at the mobilization Of the troops
there pending decision Ia the Mex
lean situation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

nor Abraham Gonzales Jailed Sttur-
day by order of General Rabago \
courier supposed go have been sent
10y the Nadcristd gu,oruor was cap-
turvd, nud be- said Go have disclosed
messages to the commanders uf the
state troops calling for a general re-
Volt AGAINST the Huertu government
Augustin Ladansat police cummls-
sion'r under Gonzales. also was ar-
rested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

connivance OF the Mexican admInis-
tration.
While this has been asserted In tha
statements by Provisional President
Huerta and Minister De la flarra.
yet assurances wero a. thc time given
OF searching Investigation whiah
rvouid offfclaiiy deterniinn the exaet
circumstances under which The tga-
gcdies occurred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
PENCE LDNOC NTE Li.NNES
iOR TIi!} CITY on MENItO

El Paso. Feb. st--Dr Hcnr, Allen
Tuppcr. "a commissioner of the mtcr-
national peace forum, lcit here TO-DAY
for Mexico City Dr Tuppor had ar
ranged Tor 20 confidence with Pedro
iHscursuu minister or exterior rrla-
tions In Madcro's former cabinet. and
10 vice president ~ thr peace forum.
Hc viii not treat with the Diaz adj
horcuts u"N iu power a, M" natioQal
capital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
NO DECISION HANDED
DOWN IN RATE CASES

fBy IcaSed wIfc ~ svsnfaR rEeragaY
Washington, Feb. 2l-~Iho Hu~
preme court took q Feross until 1
o'ciock this aftcrnoon without an-
nouneing any declsion a. lno lmports
ant rate cases pendlng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
ToUHTH INFANTRY LEAVES
OMAHA F'OR GALVESTON y

Omahh. Neb., FEB gi.--ShOrtly
before 2 o'clock this afternoon the
first section Of tht troop train carry
Ing the fourth infantry ief, Fort
Crook for Galveston.
Loading 81 the second section be-
gan al once. rhe train win run IN
four sections.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
MRS. PANKHURST IS
ARRESTED FOR
BOMB CRIME
Notorious Suffragette Taken
Into Custody for Destruo-
tion Of Home of David
Lloyd-George.
[By Leased Wire to Evening HoraIdi

IOUu0n, TVUI II-""NITG- EmmUIIng
pankhurst wba arrested today in con-
necuon Hith the destruction OF the
country roAdcuee of David Lloyd
George ny a bomb explosion last
vtrk
Tier arrest resulted from hcr declar-
alton az t public MEETING that she mad
cunspired with and ueitrd her toi-
lowers to carry uuf the outrage
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
SUPREME COURT GIVES
OPINION IN PHONE CASE


Ilsy LEASED Wtre 90 kescnine mcrnidI
Washington, Feb. af.--The su-
prene court today decided that tho
federal district court IN southern Cal
ifornia had Jurisdiction % hear tho
suit OF tho Home Telephone and Telo.
graph company TO enloln tho enforce
ment OF the telephone rate ordinance
Ia Los Angeles, The district court
Was reversed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
FORMER PRESIDENT AND
VICE PRESIDENT SLAIN
WHILE On NIGHT RIDE

One Clean Bullet Hole snuffs Out Life of Madero Shot
From the Rear, While Suarez Is Riddlcd With Leaden
Missiles Conflicting Official Accounts Purport to Show
Shocking Murder Was Re suit of Attack on Guards of
Prisoners; Official Investigation Ordered to Place Re-
SpOnsibty for Shocking Tragedy Ending Madero Re-
gime
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
MADERO AND SUAREZ MEET TRAGIC DEATH
UNITED STATES AWAITS EXPLANATION

the protection OF Mexican political
refugees
Word WAS given out that the rebel
leader had been shot week ago. but
where or how was not stated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
ENTIRE SECOND DIVISION
Of UNITED STATES ARMY
GOES TO GALVESTON

Greatest Military Mobilization for Many Years Continues
Uninterrupted to Mexican Border in Readiness for
Emergency in War-torn Southern Republic; Extent tO
Which This Government Will Recognize Rule Of Huerta
Not Yet Decided.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
ANXIETY PREVAILS IN NATIONAL al
CAPITAL PENDING SATISFACTORY
ASSURANCE OF MADER0s FATE

Washington Fcb 24Compietr
by
y iHu u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
THE WHITE SLAVE ACT


washington. Feb 2A.~--TRe federal
white slave traffic act" Of 1910 was
upheld as constitutional today BY the
supreme court of the United States
Ia AN opinion by Justice Mckenna.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
TAFT NAMES SIOUX CITY
SURVEYOR OF CUSTOMS

liiy LEASED Wire 90 ieyeulnK neraidI
Washington, Feb. Sf,---Fregldent
Taft today nominated James a. Boil
ton to be- surveyor Of customs for the
port of sioux Clty, lowe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

TODAY's HEws TODAY
HOu see u IN the HERALD.
slaty Gents = m,onth or rs cents
. week delivered ~ your doors
asty cents BY mail.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-14
MARICOPA AUTO CLUB
 BAND HAS CONCERTS
Runs to Mesa and Tempe Arranged
 for Sunday-Rand Goes Along.

Through the combination boosting of the Maricopa auto club, pr. Rede- will and J. $. Morrison, Mesa and Tempe will hear hand concerts Sun day. It was decided at a meeting of the committee yesterday to accomp- fish a boost for good roads by setting the music loose in the south side towns and after the doctor had mane an ar rangement or two the plan was all ready for carrying out.
 Morrison promised Hupmobles to carry the band which will visit Tempe first and distribute sundry pieces of melody for matter of two hours Then the organization will travel on to Mesa for d similar mission.
 The run to Mesa and back will be open to all: In view of the fact that Mesa and Tempe are going to play one Of their famous real ball games at the latter city tomorrow afternoon, a large delegation of Phoenix people are going over. These can property be included in the run, which will leave Phoenix in plenty time for the game.
 The run and the two concerts are to stimulate interest in the Capital to the Canyon and the Phoenix to San Diego runs.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-14

 GAR |S HERE
Tremaine Drives Pope Over Seven Hundred Miles Without Trouble - Re publican's Logger Back from Tour

The Republicans pathfinder Bill Tremaine's big Pope Hartford, re turned late Thursday night from its trip to the Grand Canyon. On the re turn trip. Tremainc left Flagstaff Wednesday afternoon, and made Will Hams in about two hours. finding the road in good condition. That night he and Bob" Truman camped in the cedar woods about ten miles this side of Ash Fork, and the next morn ing ran into Kings ranch for break fast. then to Putney's ranch. thirty live miles west of Prescott. where they camped, branded twenty-five cows and did q little roping- Leav-
 ing Putnam at l o'clock, they made rhr thirty five mile drive to Prescott
 in two hours and fifteen minutes. They left Prescott at 3:0S o'clock and arrived in Phoenix at 11:1S o'clock. having made several short stops on the way to take photos etc, and also stopped for supper at Wickenburg.
 The entire trip was made without particle of mechanical trouble. and a Iu-penny nail that was picked up ,h. last thing Wednesday night was the only thing that stood between the Goodyear's and 100 per cent. score. Considering that the tires were by Io. means new when the tourists start "a a week ago. the run is quite re- markablv considering the character uf the roads and the time made In addition to the mileage covered by the tour, the Pope made several side trips which ran the mileage up to 11S. Tremaine reports that he made many friends for the Pope in the various towns that he stopped in and has nice list of prospects in the northern cities.