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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-03-10
Lifesavers Pick Up Sailors From
Hulk of Vessel as Death
Approaches.
TWO RIVER BOATS CAPSlzED
Collision OF Angel Island Brings
sa50 600 Loss; Psssen-
gers Saved.

san Francisco, Cal. March -
Riding the keel of the eapsized river
freighter, Corcoran. two firemen
we're picked up by the Fort Point
life saving station crew as the dere-
lict hulk was being swept out TO
sea through the Golden Gate on a
strong ebb tide.
They are II. Kennedy and b. Nor
rls, Captain Anderson ordered them
to stay with the vessel when it
turned turtle. while he and the 9th
ers OF the crew were taken ashore.
Kennedy and Morris kept along
side IN an open boat, as best they
could. When the choppy seas filled
their boat faster than they could
bail it, they came alongside the
hulk. climbed aboard and continued
to stay with the ship.
Collide in Fog.
In a fog SO thick that pilots could
not see vessels length ahead, the
Southern Pacific passenger steamer
Meminole, bound from Sacramento
to San Francisco with forty passen-
gers and the river freighter H. J.
ICarcoran, laden With 100000 OF
| gold bullion and valuable cargo OF
lsugar. coliided OFF Angel Island
Drifting apart they filled slowly and
Icapsized, out not until the passen-
gers and crews had put on in small
boats and were picked mp without
the loss of a life by neighboring YES
sells ana tugs. The two water
logged hulks Immediately became q
serious menace to navigation.
| When last sighted, the coreorar
was drifting. bottom up. through
| the Golden Gate, almost invisible
because Of the fog, and in the direct
lpath Of inbound shipping. The rev
enue cutter Golden Gate, The NORTH
| Pacific liner Roanoke. the stean
schooner Willapa, the ting Pilot. tn,
eustoms tag Hartley and the Port
Point life-saving crew in a power
launch, put ont in pursuit..
In turning turtle, the Seminol,
| dropped an anchor, which dragged
until II caught on Barrel Rock, Of
Aleatraz Island, whore the hui
| swung in the tide
| Courts to Fix Responsibility.
| Responsibility for the acciden
Iprobably win Dc determined in til,
courts The Corcoran struck tn,
| Seminole amdships, shearini
Through the guards. but the force o
The blow eaved in the Corcoran.
Town bows
The steamer Napa Valley. boun,
| from Vallejo 10 San Francisco,
| passed q line aboard the seminol
| and tried 70 tow her to shallow
water, but had TO ent loose whel
| me Seminole began 10 settle.
| Captain benjamin Rldeont, com
lmanding the Seminole, made thi
statement:
| We were making cur way slowl,
through The fog when we sighte
| the Corcoran bearing down on us
/ We veered away, but the Coreoral
seemed to follow us and erashe
into us amidships, bow on, breakin
oif the steam pipes and leaving II
helpless.
Praise Tor Passengers.
The passengers behaved ad
imirably There was no panic and !
vas possible 10 gather the six wo
men among them and one baby int
q single lifeboat in command Of J
NJ Morgan, the freight clerk. TIL
men waited coolly until they wer
taken of. by the Napa Valley an,
| the tug Maryland.
7 stayed aboard until the Sem
mole had sunk 50 deep that Their,
| 9neiuai M obat,,,, 80 - 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-03-10

~ aersr''seia-ni = The Ba.letIn
arlngs results
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
DELIVERS
ULTIMATUM To
MONTENEGRO
Little Nation Must Explain
Death Of Catholic Priest and
Cease Violent Conversion Of
Prisoners.
-, Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !

iiN LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. |
Vienna. March 20 The Austrian
government brought the Balkan situa-
ton close "a u crisis today by making
several poremptory demands on Mon
teuegro.
The Austrian minister az Cettinie.
tn" Mnnteneerin capital. was IN.
etructcd 90 inform the MonteneRrin
government that Il must comply with
the following
The frec exit from the fortress Of
Scutnri ~ ali non combatants
Explanations of the death af "A
Catholic priest. who Is mid to have
oocn slaughtered because he opposed
the violent conversions Of prisoners.
Violent conversions must cease in.
stantly
Fun satisfaction must be given for
tho violence shown hv the Monte.
negrius ana Servians al sun Giovanni
81 Mcdua. on the Adrlatic coast 10.
ward the crew OF the Austrian mer-
chant vessel Skodra.
Three Austrian battleshlps and
three smaller warships left pnia. tho
chief Austrian naval station yesterday
fot 1u unknown destination. ft IN san.
posed they are to support todnv's de-
mJuds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
OFFICIAL VERSION on
INSULT no NUSTRINNS

Buda-Pest, Hungary. March go --
An official version OF the incident In
which the Austrian steamer skodra
figured at san Giovanni az Medua
was given out here today II SAYS.
"The Austrian merchant steamer
skodra went to san Giovanni al Me-
dua 20 discharge her cargo. but the
hnrbor master forbade the landing Of
the cargo and ordered CAPTAIN Rla-
sich To- assist IN the landing OF Ser
vian troops and war munitions from
some Greek ships Captain Blnsich
refused
"ln the meantime the Turkish
cruiser Ilamidich arrived and sank
four of the Greek Transports. The
hnrhor master after the departure OF
The Turkish cruiser called on Captain
Blasloh Go help rescue the drownlnR
Servians Tho captain uf the Aus
trian vessel declined in view ~ the
danger which would be attendant
upun such action The edmmundant
of the town then threatened To open
hre on the crew of the Skodra and
Moutcnegrin Rcndarme forced the
Austrian steamers engineer al the
point &c revolver 60 open the steam
valves of thc Skodra As soon as the
gendarmc LETT The ship captain Rms-
ich steamed away from the port az
FUN speed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Supreme Court sustains Ver-
dict in Case of Francisco
Granada and John Gates
Sentenced by Judge Mechem
BOTH MEN IN STATE
PRISON FOR SAFETY
Gates, One of Slayers of Dep
uty Tom Hall, Declares He
Will Regain Liberty Before
Day of Execution Arrives.


Special Dispatch 20 EsrntnE Herald I
Santa Fe, N. NJ, March go The
stat" supreme court today sustained
the district court for socorro county
IN two murder cases as a result OF
which Francisco Granada. who kilitd
William s clark. clerk in the Mogol-
Ion store last winter in AN attempted
hold-up, and irwin Frazier, alias
John Gates. who Killed Tom HAN,
q deputy sheriff in q fight with q
posse, viii boz hanged on April -.
The hnngngs will take plar, at
Socorr0.
Both men are held in tho stnto's
prison here 'nr safck-cping Gates at
serts be- win never bc hanged and
trdt D, win yot escape from his sell.
He is oonridered desperate man
and is said Go ho ono of seven men
who pro,lpitatcd tho first battle of
Juarcz. when Mad"ro took the border
town. ne was one ot "a party ,ngaE-
ed in q iai deliver, at b,muE. year
ago
Both men were sentenced to death
hy Judge McOhom at the last term
of court Ia Socorro county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
new TREASURER OF
UNITED STATES
MISSING
Government Anxious to Turn
Over to Former Governor
Burke Largest Collection Of
Money Ever Gathered on
Earth.
ny Lcnscd wIrc to evening Herald.

Hy IT'nscd Wire tO Evening Herald. !
Washington. -. g.. March 20.--John
Burke. former governor of North pa
kota, the new treasurer of the United
states ~ lost as Tar as the treasury
department IN concerned He Was ex-
pcctod in Washington last night 10
take the oath ot Office hut had failed
To appear az the appointed time and
Secretary McAdoo has not heard from
him The department is anxious to
receive the new official because his
entry into Office means the necessity
of counting the nations wealth. To
Nerify the accounts of Curmi Thump.
son, retiring treasurer the gold. sill
yer, currency and securities In the
treasury vaults actually will hc count
"d by committee which secretary
McAdoo Is prepared 90 appoint as soon
as Mr.. Burke Is sworn iu. The trans
Ter "f funds from Thompson to BURKE
viii be the greatest single financial
transaction from man 90 man in the
history ot the world. exceeding the
$iNnn. 100000 received hy Mr Thomu-
son three months ago from his prcte-
grssor lo" McCunp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
POSTMASTERS QUIT
RATHER THAN TAKE
EXAMINATION
Incumbents in FOurth-ClaSs
Offices Find Life Too Short
to Worry About Civil Ser.
vice Requirements.
Iny Lea.cd Mlrr DO E,cnInp mcrnlI

hy Leased Wire To- Evening Herald. !
WWhingt"n, March 2u.--liccause
Of the extension OF the classified civil
scrvic" TO include fourth.clnss post
masters, ana the announcement that
postmasters Of that class would bO
subjected 70 e. competitive cNamina-
tion, the puStoiiics department ~ re-.
ceiV1ng nearly twenty designations a
day. officials declare that about
1000 fourth-class pustmast"rs have
resigned since tho executive order
carrying them into the ciyn service
was issued. Practically an OF the
rcsignations are IN postofiiccs here
the postmaster's salary Is merely
nominal aud where AZ times the cN.
pense of conducting the Office equals
the postmahtor'S compensation. In
many ut the cases u viii be exceed
Ingly difficult 60 secure applicants
who will take the prescribed exam.
nations. While the department is cu-
dcaVoring to secure new postmastcrs
the incumbents, although they have
resigned, VIII bee forced % discharge
the duties ot the office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
FRIEDMAN ADVISES
SUFFERERS TO
REMAIN At
HOME
Tuberculosis Expert Can Now
Treat Only Those Patients
Selected by United States
Government.
PROMISES OPPORTUNITY
SOON FOR ALL VICTIMS
{ By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !

| bN iFhSeu WIRE to tNcutuN Herald. !
New York, March goo Dr Fried
mnnn. the German specialist issued a
statement today advising persons who
have intended Geo come 90 this city
from different parts of the country for
treatment with his vaccine. to wait
until government tests uf his REM
edy have been completed
"Do not come to NcW YORK at the
present time.' said the statement.
"stay at home and keep your pa-
ticuco. 70 viii not be long before you
have tho opportunity of receiving my
treatment \ trip 60 this city would
consume your strength and vitality.
So don't come. because I can now
treat only those sufferers selected hy
tho government physicians
The superintendent Of the Mount
Sinai hospital snid today that the first
official bulletins concerning the prog
ress ot the patients treated by pr
Friedman at that institution Will be
given out tomorrow at Washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
WIDOW Of ADMIRAL
SEIZED FOR HER
HUSBANDS
DEATH
Mrs. John Giles Eaton Com
mitted to Jail Without Bail
to Answer to Charge of Will
full Murder.
NAVAL OFFICER VICTIM
OF ARSENIC is CLAIM
lBy Leased Wire ,o Evening Herald !

By Leased Wire tO Evening Herald !
bingham, Mass. March 20. Bul-
lctinJ Mrs. Eaton. widow OF Rear
Admiral Joseph q. Eaton. was arrest
ed here today charged with the mur
der of her husband
District Attorney a. r. Barker an
nounccd the arrest IN the following
statement;
Mrs. Eaton b. under arrest charged
with the murder Of her husband.
Rear Admiral Joseph giles Eaton Adj
miral Eaton did not die "a natural
death. This fact was communicated
Go nae on March 10 bs Professor whit
uoy .u a preliminary verbal report and
has been known TO the officers work.
ing on the case since that time. Death
was due tn nrscuicHl poisoning and
other features which have been iu-
yolyed have prevented the authorities
from conveying them 90 the public.
w, have boon unable thus tar TO
ascertain where tho poison WAS see
cured.
Mrs Eaton was arrested ~ her
home this morning
Mrs Eaton was a witness today al
the secret inquest into her husbands
death She drove from ncr home IN
au automobile accompanied hy two
police officers. Mrs Eaton was later
nrroigned before Judge Pratt. who
conducted the inquest into the adm o.
ais death. She pleaded not guilty aud
was committed to jail without buil
tor Il further hearing, March sN Ad-
miTal Eaton died suddenly on the
morning oi March G. lie was GG
years old but according To his friends
had been iu good health. Two days
later the body was buried 90 ORA
cut, his former home
There were No funeral services. BE-
sides the undcrtukcrs ana newspaper
men. only the widow mud her daugh
ter by another marriage witnessing
IN" int"tmeut There were NO mill
'ary hnnors Tho rear admiral had
seen ihiriv-uin" years scrvir. 40 the
navy. ~" commanded tho trauspnT,
"Eesolute' Ht Santiago aud received
q medal of honor for his share IN that
battle.
lie was born ~ Greenvuic. Ala.
and was twice married. Tlc present
fAAHf IfAAa'aA Nuh INV NtiWlfENl = Nti.NllA
wife and was formerly the wife of u.
A. Ainsworth. once o clerk in the
United Stntea court. Her father was
George Harrison and the family home
was Alexandra, Va. She was 40 years
old. The investigation Is said To have.
developed that her married lie was
not altogether happy Her cNplana-
tion that her husband died from an
attack Of indigestion did not satisfy
the medical examiner and after con-
ierring with the family physician ne
delayed the preparation ct the body
for burial until post-mortem had
boon made.
Mrs Eaton has two daughters hy
her first marriage Mrs. june aims.
worth k'ycs ot Boston. and Dorothy
Aiusworth, whv lived with her
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
ELIOT MAY BE OFFERED
LONDON AMBASSAD0RSHIP
IN, Lca,cd Wire 10 l.ycnmp IIrrnId

bA A"hN'h hlit tn fN'HlNg Herald, y
Washington. -. g., March go AT
an" whit" house today 10 was said the
reported declaration OF charles ".
Eliot president emeritus OF Harvard
That h., would decline diplomatic
post b. or" were offered. might not
deter President Wilson from urging
In Eliot to reconsider and take under
HdNlscmrWt uu offer ui % foreign post.
TN" appointment 90 London was
Thought t0 hc the most likely uUrr.
~ ono were made. n has been &C..
ported that pr Eliot declined % simi-
lar onor from Mr. TlfL John n
Mott. ni Montrldir, Now Jersey, 10 was
Faid TODAY, has declined an oncr OF
appointment 10 be- minister To china.
Mr. Mott is Young Mems Christian
nssociUtion omriai who has been
identified with the missionary move
mont, especially IN the far east
II WAS said Mr. Mott was asked IA
reconsider hi' drcllnation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
FORT WORTH WINS
THE CATTLEMEKS
MEETING
All Old Officers and Most Of
Executive e Committeeman
Elected for Another Year
by Ell Paso Gathering.
ny leased Wirc ~ Il,cnIng Herald.

u by Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald.
El PBso, T,N. March 1U.--Thr Texas
cattlcrais,rs association TODAY select
ed Fort Worth, 1s The i9Ii meeting
place, rc-vlo.ctvd aI old officers ana
practically Hll old executive commit
t"cncn ana tdiouu"d. The clttlcmyr
spent much uf uv morning debating
whether 10 r,-ouElro sam - CoWrl.
% Fort Worth. 'ur another wear las
general attorney CoWan was oppressed
By Former President James Ctlal!
and By President \ NJ. MgFaddiu
Cowan's friends Won however. and
ne was reelected. McFaddin was rec
elected president. j. u Jackson, FIRST
vice president IS &c. burnett. grcas-
urcr, and y. ~ ~piu1r. secretary. The
convention yesterday adopted r,sum.
uons opposing fr.. meat 100 th, new
nrin schedule
Among men NOT Texans ou rhc cX-
equity" Dpmmitly, are a. ~ stephen
son. Los angeles N A. stouohrrlk,r.
Kansas tius ENus HNlsrN viuin.
okuhomu John N.Hun. Trinidad.
'o'udgdu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

New York. March &C. Sixteen pa
uonts were treated by IN =. r,
Friedman OF Mount sinai hospital
yesterday Aftos the demonstration
pr John r. Anderson one OF the
government physicians. left for Wash
ington. whore, 80 is said. Surgeon
General Blue OF the United states
public health and marine hospital
service viii issue bulletin Friday
regarding the friedman vaccine and
results of It's use ON paticn,s here.
Or. friedman planned 90 treat
tl1irty-hve cases ot bone and knee ti4
hovculosis today
-Four hundred women AID children
hcmmcd in pr Frcdmanns automo-
lille, heEging him tO treat them for
tuberculosis. The crowd surrounded
tho German physician outside tho
hospital for dcfprmitios ana ioint
diseases, "a squad OF police reserves
had 10 he Cnlled O. make path for
him % the hospital door
Physicians from an parts Of the
United States earlier in the day mth-
cred ai Mount sinai hospital 90 watch
br. Friedman administer his vaccine
but were refused admission. Tho only
other medical men at the clinic were
three Representatives OF the govern
mont CO.. whose request other phvd-
clans were excluded Tho hospital
authorities explained that the goy-
'rnment physicians feared that pro-
mature reports of ,ho clinic would he
made before they presented their Of
hridl report tp th, governments pr
Friedman, it was said. had not made
any request to have tho others .x-
pudcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
ATTACK ON GUARDS
FARCICAL RUSE
Editor from Mexico City De-
clares Deposed Chief Was
Stabbed and Vice President
Suarez Strangled.


hN LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. J
san Francisco. March s0.--CoIone
Manuel blanche Ncaldc. publisher oi
The New Era, t Moyivo cts news
paper generally regarded 49, IA,
m"uthpicc" oi the late President Ma
d"ro's Standardization. arfy,d today
With IA" assertion that ~, D. in q
position to prove tnai Mad.ro was
stuGncd to death and that Vice prc-i.
dent Suaioz was stranglcd In the ma
u"nol pai'g" ON the night oi rcn-
fuuN 90. aud their bodies taken tu
10" prison in tn automobile
Th' reported assault on the
guard. said Alcaldc. was merely ID
iJrri.N rHsp and mart of the plot
II the automobile was urcd upon the
guards were ouk pouring lead into
tho dead bodies % the president and
vice president wv" were murdered m
th" palace hours before"
colonel AIcaldc described himself
aS an intimate friend of Mndcrn. Ills
mission 10 this country. hc said.
would be- 10 expose the plot which
brought about IA, Dia2 UPRISING aud
tho alleged assassination af Mudrro
ana Suarc2 Accompanied by wife,
two suall children and his brother
Joaquin, an army captain. Agaidc
Ned from MrNico City Februnry q.
taking an obscure route to Salina
Cruz, The Vurtv disguised Themselves
80 peasants ON reaching tho west
coast port, the party Remained Tor
twelve days IN sHclusinn. believing
they would be Killed ii discovered hy
agents nf the new government
They chartered "a barge 10 reach
Acapulco upon which they took uas.
sage with other refugees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
GENERAL TREVINo OUTS GOV
IWNOltS OFFICE At MONTERREY

Monterey Mexico, March 90 - Gen
sral Geronimo TreNino today resign
ed the Eo,crnorship Of the state oi
Suevo Leon lie gave no explanation
for his action, The legislature or the
state viii convene Monday 10 act on
hts resignation, General TrcvntOs
loy'aty Co the constituted government
~ Mexico has never been doubted
In the absence of other reasons. his
resignation az this moment is taken
as indicating merely lack Of sympa
thy with Provisional President
Huerta, The safety ot this city from
attacks hy the rehcls has hcon as
surcd hy the arrival Of q strong force
ot federal troops from Saltilln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
BRITISH CABINETEERS'
INVESTMENT QUESTIONED


London. March g0-The ethics oi
Investments hy caoinet ministers il
nD.us widely discussed here IN c0nnec-
tom with tho deals in wireless shares
admitted by SIR RUFUS lsaacs. the at
torUoy general and Herbert T. samuel,
postmaster general
Andrew Bonar Law, leader of the
opposition. Invited Premier Asquith
in tIe house of commons. today 20
make l statement outlining his posi-
uou bon thr matter The premier re-
piod chat ~ had not occurred to him
tn1t DO was his duty 90 make any
statement Mr. Honur Law then said
hr nHd hoped the premier would take
40 diuofout View adding perhaps be
vim reconsider his position TO en-
anio him to do So, ! viii repeat my
Question next Tuesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
NmcrIcnn In NIrNIco NIIssInr.

Colorado springs COLO. March ca,
wallace roatt has appealed tu thu
state Departments ~ an effort 80 lo-
cate his brother James, who has h'cn
superintendent ct a mine near Chi
huahua. Mexico, Poatt went to Next,
co NOR than thr-, months ago. ana
for some time no word from his mas
been received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM
IS KNOWN IN ROSWELL
ny Leased Wirc TO Evening Herald .

IIiy INa.cd Win % tVonIng HcraIG ]
Roswell n ~ March 90 Arthur
O, Godair who WAS kliled in ST. Louis
yesterday. when his taxi was struck
by street ,Hr vHs president oi tho
First National umk OF This city and
president of large livcstock com
mission firm ol Ea.i 81 Louis, with
branches In Kansas CITY Fort Worth.
st. Joseph. Mo-. and elsewhere. li's
father W a. Godlir or chicago, ul.
so prominent Iu commission circles.
iH M present 100 lut Angeles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
ROOSEVELT BREAKS
INTO ST. LOUIS
CONTEST
Advises Citizens Not to Vote
for Candidate for Mayor
Who Supported Regulars at
Chicago.
lny Leased Wire io Evening Herald. I

hy Leased Wire in Evening Herald !
81 Louis, March 2O.--Colunel Theo-
d"rr t"osoyet ~ letter made pub
ur here to-day endorses the candidacy
"t Funk ~ G1rhart Progressive cam
digJtr tor mayor of - Louis. "a the
ArrN election Mr. Gurhart n nation
H politics is "a Democrat colonel
Roosevelt dou"unoos Heury w kiel.
tno Republican candidate. on iufor-
nation that he was delegate to the
Republican National convention who
voted ln sustain tho "frnuduIcnt ron q"
ths s su." uys the Roosevelt
Iruur, hr should under no clrcum-
stances receive tho support or up-
rislJ and honest citizens
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

H1lispoll Mont, March !o "A four
days blockade was brukru olrly today
when the nrst rotary suuN plow
bprkod through thy drifts Nme w.at-
hound trains. stalled iu tho mountains
ana hN" eHstbouud trains npd 900
Nhit'hsh, wore released Dnamls oy.
pc,t Co get h1ok On the regular sen,d-
UI. by tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
ZERO TEMPERATURES
MARK VERNAL EQUINOX
nv Lcnsed wrc 10 I;,cnlns Herald. !

Washington. %. g.. March 9u.'rNo 90
u,'.dyuurd storms causing wide.
say,ud precipitation rNjs' 100 M, couu-
rry today tho weather nu'rou report.
Iug one conferred u the great lakes
region unt another over lHr plateau
IN the west, decided falls in tenn
,"umro have occurred on Jhis, the
last diy oi the winter season. The
Thermometer go lluEro Montana, reg
.strring . degrees below zero. Zero
temperatures prevail generally iu th"
Dakutas. northern Wyoming ana Vcst-
rrn Minnesota. Cold wave warnings
have been issued for Kansas Okla
homa TrVns pauhaudl, ana the Mis-.
sssippi ANA Ohio valley states. 10
,odrdlv low temperatures IN the Al
untir states are predicted Tor touor-
row.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Cold General Over West.

Denver. tol0., March CO. SNOW
ana q high wind with tho tcmpcra.
turo failing steadily since early th s.
morning, produced blizzard conditions
here today colder weather is pre-
dlcted for tonight Tho cold iy gen
oral over Colorado. Sew Mexico, titan
and Arizona. Increases cold ls lhc
forecast tor tonight f0r Colorado.
eastern Sew Mexico. northwcs, Arigu.
ma ana southeast Utah.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Garment workers Nhnndon strike

ItoNhnHlor, \ Y. NurUh 2U.-Tho
striking garment workers returned 10
WORK today IN an the clothing fac
tories, following their vote last night
Ia acccdo to the terms presented ny
tho state board of arbitration. Tho
strike lasted about nine weeks. The
settlement Is regarded as victory
for the workers.