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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-15
FOR sALE-HousEs.
FoR SALE

vos SALE
$500 cash. $3.50 per month. including inter
fesidence. six rooms; hot-water heat; electric
light: sleeping porch. On beautiful avenue
northwest.
$3.50.
500 cash, $3.50 per month. including inter-
With big Kitchen, laundry, servants toilet.
plenty Of cupboarfs; front and rear porches;
Sotwas hest: electric Light; pantry With win
1880.
tsfest. Roomy house. with si. bedroons s two W,
baths, two sleeping porches High class ap-
ions. On one Of the best streets in the north.
west.
$500 cash, $3.50 per month, including inter
est. Well built new house, with very deep lot
line. si1 rooms, modern bath and furnace heat.
Double oak floors.
terest. A perfect gem. Corner house in psrtic-
four bedrooms and sleeping porch; hot-water
hat; electric light; open fireplace; very large
dining room.
%, 80.
81. $50 cash. 1850 per month, including In
fpfest. A wide, spacious home In beautiful
part Of Mt. Pleasant. Colonial style; six bed
rooms; two bathrooms; sleeping porches- Very
deep lot to paved alley, with ample room for
garage. An exceptionally comfortable home.
!, $4,000.
Large corner house. overlooking Rock Greek
valley. Seven bedrooms: sleeping porches; two
bathrooms; servants accommodations: open Are
places; unusual electric light fixtures; artistic
decorations.
Keys to inspect any Of these properties may
D. obtained at the Office Of
NDDAUGH & SHANNON rnc.). Owner.
Colorado building. 1889 G ct. NV.
mo place like home; no home like ours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-15

GOOD FARMS; RIGHT LOCATIONS: RIGHT
prices; fair dealing; proper exchanses; expert
enced farmer. w. w. JOHNSON. 14O4 II nv.
Phone NJ 1884. Residence. $40 Indiana ave.
60 ACRES FERTILE LOAN. MUSrLf CLEAR:
large branch bordering; on good road, mile ana
quarter from trolley and BALTIC. bouieyarG; ten
miles out; good house and fruit; mail and
phone connections: $1,000; 1900 cash. Gee.
c. WALKER. Kenois bldg, 11th and @ etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
SAY UNION PACIFIC
SPENT TOO MUCH OF
ROADS EARNINGS

lBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
Omaha. Neb., Dec lS.--The case OF
the Protective committee of minority
stockholders Of st. Joseph and Grand
Island railroad against the Union Pa
cific Railroad company 20 restrain
certain improvements ON portion OF
the former road and enforce the pay
mcnt ut dividends on ST. Joseph ana
Grand island stocks began In the fed
cral court today before Judges W IL.
Munger ANA r. G. Muudgor.
The oomplainauts charge that the
Union Pacific. which owns 20 per cent
.of the voting stock in the St Joseph
line. has spent am excessive amount
of the earnings of that line on Inn
.proycments between Marysville, KAN
and Grand Island, Neb.. with view
to using that portion OF the road as
"a section of proposed new Union
Pacific main line between Kansas City
and thc west
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
CHANGES ORDEREp AMONG
THE AMERICAN MNRSIIIpS

Washington, Dec. IS - Several
changes among American warships IN
Mexican waters were ordered today.
The gunboat Wheeling will go from
Tampico 90 New Orleans 20 her crew
may have shore leave. The gunbont
Dolphin has been ordered from the
Puget Sound yard To relieve the
cruiser Maryland az Topolohampu.
The baJtleships Connecticut and
Kansas. detained at Guantanamo.
cuba, on their return from the Medi-
terruncan cruise, because ~ small
pox ON the Ohio. probably VIII pro-
ceed for Vera Cruz within day of
two 10 relieve tho New Hampshire
and Louisiana, which will sail north
In the meantime the battloship
Michigan will remain on duty IN the
gulf until relieved by the ohio. which
has been ordered 20 Charleston, $. g.,
for fumigation.
Reports from Roar Admiral Fietch-
or telling of the restoration Of order
.at Tampioo came To the navy depart
mcnt which gave out this state
ment:
Wiring from the Tacoma al Tam
pico at 10 "a. IN. Wednesday. Admiral
Fletcher advises that quiet continues
I'm the city a northcr d. blowing
He reports that the German seamcr
has sailed FOR Vera cruz The Ham
BURG American steamer Bolivia is re-
maining there"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
HUEiITA GOVERNMENT N
TROyBITc WITu HANKS

Paris Dec. 1s..--The efforts OF the
Mexican government to raise money
IN Europe In order 10 meet the in
terost on its obligations falling due
Ia January have thus far been fu-
tile. The Paris and London banks,
which took s20.OOO.OOO OF the loan
authorized BY the Mexican congress
In the spring and an option on the
unissued remainder, decline 20 exer.
elise their option even for few mill
lions.
The Mexican minister Of finance.
Adoifo de- Ia Lama. now in Europe,
hrough with him authority ffom
General Hucrta to intimate 20 the
banks here holding the option that
they must either exercise It or sur.
render H. The bankers refuse to do
either.
a threat has been conveyed %
them cautiously that their option may
be revoked. 20 that the unissued por-
tlon Of the loan may be placed else
where The bankers have replied
resolutely that the contract cannot
be- revoked summarlly. as Mexican
credit would be in worse position
after such revocation than II was
before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
MINE OWNERS NnE
INVITED 10 WIfSUMI.

HCrmoslio, Sosora. Dec. 49,. Mine
owners IN the territory under the
control OF thc McXlcun constitutions
alist government may resume tho OPP
GRAFTON of their properties whenever
they see il II was announced to-
day by lgnaCio iionillas. secretary of
industry Ia the Carunza cabinet that
u mining men desiring 20 work mines
located ia tho states OF sonora, Chi
huahua. Sinoloa and DURANGO would
apply o. the c0nsttutonalis depart
mcut of foweutu colonization ana in
dustry located here, they would rc-
cciye the necessary permits to rr-
sumo operations.
nder Mexican mining laws, min.
ing property may not bc worked un-
til formal permits to de- su have been
issued by The federal government II
was said that many American aud
other foreign mining men hoiding
property in tho territory mentioned
had found DO impossible Geo secure th,
proper authorization from the gov.
eminent ut Mexico cay, and for this
reason the mining industry iu th,
north was ln "a state ot stugnatiOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
Constitutionalists Invite Mine
Owners to Resume Opera
tions in Four Mexican
States.
REFUGEES INSIST
VILLA is A BRUTE
Stories Continue TO Arrive oil
Oppression of Foreigners by
Rebels Chief; Huerta in
Trouble With the Banks.

[By LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. ]
Ojinaga. Mex. Dec. iS.--Thc dis
patch of large quantities OF ratlons
across the border from Preside, fol-
lowing the receipt of urgent messages
from the war department at Mexico
city ordering General Salvador Mer-
cadO 10 take tho offensive against
the constitutlonailsts, gave rise 60 a
belief that the federal troops which
have been entrenchod here since their
retreat from Chihuahua, were pre-
pairing e. attack the Villa forces.
Mcrcado had previously stated that
unless the rebels attacked Oiinaga
soon the fvderals would leave for IN,
interior Ho then announced that hc
would uy 90 rccapture chihuahua
but Il is believed here chat should
he actually assume the aggressive h,
would more likely move toward Jua.
rcz, which BE- less strongly defended
than it was before villa took large
part of his army to Chihuahua.
Some of the federal officers todo,
expressed the belief that The capture
of Juarcz would nc tnor, udtunta.
geous 10 the federal cause than thai
OF Chihuahua, on account of the im-
portanCe of the former place us q
port of entry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
PRESIDENT WILSON
TO SEEK PEACE
IN THE TALL
TIMBER
Executive Will Take Three
Weeks Vacation on Miss
issippi Coast or at Ashe-
vile, N. c., After He Signs
the Currency Bill.

ms Iea-od Wire 10 igyrnur Herald. I
Wnnnlnetun. Dec. 1h.--rftfi0ent
Wilson pili give Dts 0iff cabinet din-
ncr tonight af the White House A.
few invited guests outside the cabinet
viii bo present amonN them J0hn Pur-
roy Mitchell. mngor-eltet or New
York. The arrsomcnt 10 vote on the
currency BIN iu the ssnaia 4lih rrns@
poets ~ iis brina brought 90 me nrsa-
ident fur sisnaturei noxt Monday Or
Tuesday have modo Mr Wilson'S plans
for vacation moro donnile. Me VIII
leave Washington Immediately after
tie SIGNING 81 tne bll and WIN bo
away for no least two weeks and pos-
sioly three. n has not get been ana
nounced 90 whS. place the president
VIII go but the selection is said 10
have nnrroWod down to some point On
the Mississippi consi or Asheglilo.
n g. I.aier it was officially AnRouuc-
cd at the White House ihat lhe pres
ident would take ai ieaFt three woeks
vacation and that tho diplomatic re-
copilon VIII he postponed 10 q date 40
Do announced later
The president. accompanied by hts
eldest daughter and bis physician. Dr.
Cary r. Grayson. took long auiomo-
bile ride in tho forenoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
BRAND NEW REVOLUTION
REPORTED ORGANIZING

vi Pasn, TcXu Dec. lN.--A special
train hoarng 500 moro refugees from
Chihuahua reached El paso today.
Among them were tho employees ut
industries owned ny foreigners in ana
near chihuahua They repeated sor-
les told by earlier arrivals mat con-
dilious ip The Mexican city since its
occupation by General Francisco
villa, the rohol commander, we're
such as Co warrant the departure oi
all foreigners
A story that d new revolution was
to he started against both Hiuertn and
villa hy Emilio Nusquez Gomez was
not credited here. The supporters of
Gomrz have been constantly i'm owl
dence ON the border nnd their ISSUE
ance of proclamation In the name
of Gomez was resarded merely as a
repetition of former occurrences that
have never Ted to ANYTHING Tho new
cst proclamation promised the sup
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
SHOOT FEDERAL REGULAR

Preside. Tex. Dec 1S.-An cx.
change of shots between Mexican and
American soldiers on the American
side OF tho line two mites west Of Pre-
sidio. resulted ia the death today Of
Luis Orozco. federal regular from
the army of General Mcrcado
The Mexicuns fired the first shots.
Orozco, who lived several hours. add
mittod after being shot. that he and
his companion had crossod to the Am
cricnn side with note and that when
they were halted by the American
sentrics they fired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
Warren, HadIey and Hatfield
to Draft Address to State
Republican Organizations
on Party Reform.
TO MEET AT ONCE
AFTER HOLIDAYS
Message Of Committee Will
Contain Details of Reappor-
tionment Scheme Unani-
mously Adopted.

TBS Leased Wire ~ EycnluE Herald.
Washington, Dec. ls.-Ratincation
by Republican state conventions or
state organizations 90 the re-appor-
tionment OF delegates to nati0nal ron-
ventions adopted by tho national
committee yesterday is 20 be urged as
soon as possible, according 20 mcm-
bers OF the committee who remained
here today. The first step VIII 90
made In an address 10 the state organ
ization TO be ISSUED soon by a special
committee appointed by the nationa,
committee for that purpose. Charles
b. Warren of Michigan is the chair
man Of the special committee and as-
sociated with him iu drafting the
message will DC former Governor
Hadlcy of Missouri and Governor Hiatt
field OF West Virginia.
Mr.. Warren announced today that
the special committee would meet
Immediately after the holidays. Tho
message viii contain the details of
the re-apportionn,cnt scheme which
was adopted with only seven dissent
ing votes ana afterwards made unani-
nous.
Approval Of the plan must be- made
by January 4, 1915, by conventions Ia
states representing a majority 90 the
votes In the electoral cellege
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
SEEKING To BAR
FOREIGN SPUDS
FROM NATION
Irish Potatoes on Trial,
Charged With Contagious
Disease, at Hearing Before
Federal Board.
[B, Leased Wire 20 E,cning Herald !

[BS LEASED Wire tO Evening Herald.
Washington, Dec. 49, Whether
common Irish potatoes from Canada,
Ncwf0undland, Great Britain. Ire
land and continental Europe shall he
barred from tho United states be-
cause of the danger of Importation
OF dangerous plant diseases. or snail
be admitted under the same restrlc-
tions as apply 10 nursery stock. was
the subject of hearing today be-
fore the federal horticultural board
az the direction OF Secretary Hous-
ton.
n. p, GIN. secretary OF agriculture
FOR Ireland Dr n. n. Gussow. an exc
pert OF the Canadian department of
agriculture, and q. D. O'Halloran,
deputy minister of agriculture oi
Canada were among those vino spoke
lic,ed of command ia the Philip
potntocs
Representations have been made 90
the American department of agriCul-
turc that in view of tho short d0mcs-
tic potato crop caused hy last sum
mer's drought. the exclusion ot for
Clgn potatoes would go far toward
raising prices Boa the Unitod states.
4 Al the outset Secretary Houston
said tho question under consideration
was not the lilng of an omnars,
against diseased potatoes, but whcth
a. quarantine should bc absolute ol
administered boz such way as lo ad
NIT the .ehry of potatoes properu
passed on by government experts.
Among those who urged an unre
stricted quarantine 10 protect th
American crop Of potatoes, ovci
should it result In higher prices fo
Ia few years were Rcpresr NATIVE
Taylor ana Scldomrldge of Colorado
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
Amendments to Currency Bill
Tabled With Business-Like
Precision But by Small Ma
jOrity.
NOTHING DOING FOR
SENATOR HITCHCOCK
Proposals to Change Measure
Shot Into Senatorial Pigeon
Hole as Fast as They Are
Brought Up.
tBy cascd wlrc TO EvcuIng IlcraId.l

Washington. Dec. is.--AnOthcr
modification Of the currency bill 20
permit clearing house associations 90
continue their present systems OF
bank examination and report has been
agreed on. Protests from clearing
house associations saying the useful
ness OF the associations would be de-
ssroyed under the restrictions OF the
bin. caused the change. The senate
debate continued today with a. limit
Of fifteen minutes for each senator.
Senator Hitchcock's proposal TO in
crease the gold reserve from SO 80
as per cent was tabled by vote Of
a. 90 i0
senator Bristow asked whether the
Democratic managers had decided to
drop deposits guarantee.
Senator owen replied there was
nothing In the rumor." that such
conclusion had been reached but
he would not say whether the proW-
sion was to be retained in the bill
Another amendment by Senator
Hitchcock 20 increase from $3.0O0,00
Co $4,000. 900 the capital required for
each regional reserve bank was tabled
20 to 40.
with limit on debate and the ma
iority on hand TO support the owen
BIN amendments were defeated with
rapidly. one proposing six banks as
compromise between the eight OF
the owen bill and the four OF the
Hitchcock plan, went 90 the table by
vote or i3 to- 80.
Another Hitchcock amendment 'hat
forced vote on the direct question
of whether tho government or the
banks should control the regional
banks. was also tabled. Senators
Root and oliver, Republicans. voted
with tho Democrats. senator Lane,
Democrat. Joined Hitchcock and the
Republicans IN its support
Senator Iiitchcock's amendment
proposing public ownership Of the
stock Of Ike federal reserv' banks
also was tabloid by q vote of Al 10 81
senator Iitchcock's last amend
mcnt proposing Go substitute tho bank
reserve OF the Hitchcock plan FOR the
owen provision was tabled by a vote
Of 40 90 SO.
senator owen then presented the
amendments agreed on by last nights
Democratic conference, and they were
agreed To.
Representative Underwood predict.
cd on the floor Of the house that the
currency bin would become "a law on
Monday or Tuesday and said he would
then offer resolution for congress
10 recess until January ~. lie added.
however. that "thcro was one or two
points Of serious disagreement he
twech the senate and house" Mr..
Underwood thought congress would
adjourn finally about June I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
WEiLTY SOCIETY
WONAN Defends
AN ALLEGED
MURDERER
Stenographer Placed on Trial
for Brutal Killing and Mu-
tilating Of Pretty Wife Of
Gould EmplOye.


fIsy Lcuscd Wire to Evening Herald.
Toms River Is j., Dec. l8.--JOsepll
Morlaritg, alias Wnliam j. Lochan. a
stcnogrnpher was placed On trial la
the supreme court today for the mur-
der of AIRS Caroline G Turner. the
pretty wife ~ an empioye on tho
Lakewood estate OF leorRe j. Gould.
Tho womans muulntrd body was
found on April 80. t8ll. ia ciump of
pine trees NOT far from her home.
Mouuits has no means. bat inc
wealth of his former employer. AIRS.
Jasper Lynch. society woman of
lhkewood colony has not been spared
20 defend him in the cluster of laws
yers she hes employed ln hia behaif.
she sat today dlreeunf and aiding
them Society women crowded the
little court room
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
GETTYSBURG VETERAN
CONSIGNED TO EARTH


Trinidnd. Colo. Dee. iS~-yelcFs
ans uf the cieii wnr today bore "a
the sIavc the body of nrlsAdier Gems
eral g. Il. Campbell. 0ettysbufs vet-
efan nnd judge advocate on the slat
of General Meade. who died a. his
home here November 27 A heavy
fall Of snow and lnclement weather
forced a postponemcnt of the funeral
for nearly three weeks. General
Campbell WAS buried with full mlli-
tsry honors and members ~ tho
United spanish War Veterans fired a
salute and sounded taps a. the grave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
Daring Spanish Airmen, Drop.
ping Deadly 1lissiIs Among
Tribesmen, Win Spectacular
Battle. -.
GREAT GBLLANTRY
SHOWN By cASTILTANs
Military Aviators Give Won.
derful Demonstration ol
Efficieacy Of New nfanoh
Of Service. !

fBy Leased Wire 10 bsyonanz Hrrnid.T
Mndrld. Dec. ls-A iarRe force &c
Moorish irihtsmon wna routed with
heavy losa TODAY bg tho Spanian
troops nt Mulry AoseIan, Arfnlah
Morocco sraniah avietofs fhreH tao
Moors Into Disorder with shoWafs &c
BOMBS
Tho apnniards attacked lhe Moora
with brleode Of shRrpEnpotrfs. =
battalion of infeniry, four batteries "a
artillery and largo body oi native
auxiilnrlea
When tho order FOR ihe aencrai ada
vance of the spanish column w98
elyon. the advance Ruard discovered
soycgal fnousaae Moorish mountasns
GERS concealed 10 tho irregularities -
the ground.
a iiosiila Of military aviatoFa was
acni % reconnoiicr ~ means of Has
sienRis the aviatorg guided the cols
umn 81 spanish sroops a heavy arr
iiiiery Ore was opened by she spen4
lards without effect The aYiafora
shen aaconded TO an altitude opt %
range of rifle nro ard flew directly
over the places here the Mqers were
in the greatest numbers Then canna
what the despatch 60 the spanish war
office described as "A "verltable raln
~ bombs. tossed ~ hand hy tho airs
men into the midst Of the MooFa.
After this bombardmans the spans
ish infsntry charged Wlth the basonet
ana dialodgod tho Moore from their
positions. causing them % firo SRI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
TO CAUCUS ON WHO
SHALL OWN UTILITIES
[Ry Lcascd Wire 10 Isvenine Hcrald.l

[lsy Leased Wire 20 evening Herald.
Washington. Dec. Postmaster
General Burlcsou's declaration for the
principle ol government ownership of
tclegraphs and telephones as outlined
in his annual report, undoubtedly VIII
be followed hy a Democratic caucus
In the house n January. which VIII
decide how far The project is to hc
made AN administration policy ln CON
gross.
President Wilson has boon glvlHg
the project carcful study and admin
isirntion supporters say he has NOT
pressed % on congress al this time
becausc OF the enormous expense iu-
Ynlgpl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

port Of General Orozco and General
saiazar, who are now IN the federal
army. ana Of Felix Diaz. none OF
whom are here. Nor is the where
aDouts Of Gomez known here Il was
said that Mnximo Castillo. at present
operating with band Of bandits
south Of the New Mexico border. was
TO form the nucleus Of the new royo-
luton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
STATISTICS OF
COTTON SEED INDUSTRY
PUBLISHED TODAY
lBy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald. J

TBy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
Washington, Dec. Is statistics oi
The cotton seed aud products industry
for the present cotton season am
nounced by the census bureau today
show 2Sg,llS running bales of lintors
had been obtained and 2,2lh,2fG tons
of cotton seed had been crushed prior
to December L. ho number of cotton
seed oil mills ana other delinting ca-
tabishments active during the period
prior To December was $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
No NEW NOTE SENT
BY WILSON TO nUERTA

Mexico CITY bcc. 1s.-Thc report
published 300 tho United States that
new note had been sent by tho Unit
President liucrtu is untrue, uccord-
inB 10 Querido Mohcno, the Mex
lean foreign secretary and Nelson
O'shaughncssy Cnitcd states charg
duflhircs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

Democrats. ''that exceed the bopnAs
Of pfopriety or of fact la sayine lhaf
g looks Ike Republican conaplr
asainsi tnc preRress az the rcpnp'e
Alr Mann, while bowling calRmlit
dise'nima that hf is 3 calamity howl
er. bat Mr. Root Mr. Cannun 4tn
iadiey nud Mr. Mann have petn lns
kreaiest calamity boNiers n ll'M
country thie fan "a "a alran8e lh4
non"uy else has heard of lafse N|
oi the times thal they pictures
apenker Clara Declared latl
panic of 1898 cauo on as resN
fhc MeKnley Dlll and thai snel'
no lruth in tne faehliiaed
fhat calanltl came witn tN'
crets ana prosperity Win ih4
lneana"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
BEAR-TRAP'S VICTIM
SAYS HE'S NOT DEAD


Special Dispatch 90 Evening Heraial
Santa ifc y. A.. nee. lb--A y
q man claiming to be v. T.. Soren- =
. son. alleged io have died and 20 .
. have been half eaten by coyotes .
Q and mountain lions after getting y
. caught n his own bear trap y
. whuc settling d Goa western socor- .
- ro county appeared in Santa BE .
. TODAY aud denied tho charge .
a a q q a q a a q Z q a q q = 4 a q =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
FISH SALESMAN PUTS
VIOLENT END TO HIS
9.DAY HONEYMOON

rBy Leased Wire 80 nsenlne IIcraisi.
indianapolis. nee. IS.-John ~.
Conrad sf. salesman Tor local gsh
Mrs. Catherine Conrad q. HIS bride
Of nine daya IA their apartment ncrc
today. Conrad told the police he shot
his wife because she had threatened
tQ leave him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
IA MONTHS OLD BABY
INJURED BY BOMB
WHICH WRECKS HOUSE


fBy Ieaerd Wire la lfycninE Herald
Chicago. Dec. ls.-Windcws in
buildings within e radius of Il block
were shattered early this morning
WHOM q bomb WAS exploded under the
front orch of tWo-Hfory frame
hunlins in West Tweuly~third street.
iu}uring lf-months old baby and
wrcckinR the front 81 the structure.
Three fialinn families occupy tho
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

Met at noon ana debated "a bill
To discontinue the federal gov
ornments payment of hfly per
cent OF the municipal expenses of
the District of Columbia.
Colorado and Michigan Mincrg'
unions sent telegraph appeals To-
the rules committee for congress
Fional investigation OF strikes In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

When Leader Mann Sounds Warning to Administration
Speaker Amid Democratic Applause Roar Forth Charge
That Republicans Are Engaged in Deep and Dark Con-
spraoy Against Welfare Of Republic; Declares Demo
Gratis Aren't to Blame for Panics THAT Follow Them