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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
Judge Aldrioh Continues In
definitely Hearing on Writ
of Hsbeas Corpus Despite
Protest Of Jerome.
FAILS TO FIND ANY LAW
PROVIDING EXTRADITION
Crowds Pack Streets Of New
Hampshire Village and
Cheer Prisoner as Decision
Is Announced.
- I.cased VIC ln IiycnIng Hound. !

rBy Leased Wifc a. isvcning Herald
Llttelton. \. a.. sept Ia Harry
Kendall Thaw won victory In the
United States district court here to-
day when Judge Aidrich indefinitely
suspended hearing on writ u
habeas corpus. obtained by the Thaw
lawyers. Thls means that ThaW viii
have federal writ TO check nis nm
mediate return 10 New iufk state IA
thc event Governor helkcr oraers ms
extradition after the hearing tU Dee
held az Concord.
In an open discussion with William
Trnvers Jerome. after announcins
the suspension of heunnG. judge al
drivh said that search Of the statutes
had failed to reveal 10 him any law
under which man IN Thaw's posi-
tion, lunatic charged with "a crime,
could be eXtradited.
Mr.. Jerome. specially deputlzed TO
bring about Thaws return 10 the
asylum. tried TO block the postpone
ment ON the ground the writ had
been obtained as a matter of exped-
iency lie produced an affidavit from
a newspaper man, quoting Thaws
counsel as saying this. but ne was
unwilling TO press the matter aftei
counsel Tor Thaw had assured the
court that the application for the writ
had been entirely regular.
What do ynu propess 20 do then p.
insisted the Judge.
Jerome hcaitated.
THE immediate question" con
tinued the court. "is whether the pro-
ceedlngs shall go ON or be suspend
"a. II ls the judgment of the court
that suspension would not menar
the interests Of either side and IN
view of the fact that the governor
hesitntes To proceed with the extra
dltlon hearing until the status ~ this
matter Is assured, suspend a. it
IL not adjourned. ~ suspended. and
suggest that either side notify n
within six days when they are pre-
pared 90 go ON with IT,"
Thaw sat with his eyes rlveted on
the court Ills lawyers were grin.
ming. He was remanded hnck 10 th,
joint custody OF sheriff Drew of Cons
county who arrested him after his
recent deportation from Canada. and
United states Marshal Mute.
Counsel Tor both sides after talking
with the governor by telephone
agreed that the cxtradition hearing
would not be held until Tuesday.
September 80. The lawyers then
went into conference 10 decide whore
TO hold Thaw meanwhile.
Crowds packing Main street in
front of the court building choored
Thaw az he was driven 10 a hotel for
dinner.
Marshal Mute announced this after
noon that he would keep Tnaw here
over night Thereafter his plans for
the prisoner were undecided.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

bail for trial lie waived examination.
The Zcch woman was discharged
after q brief examination. Detectives
questioning Mnret found that IN nddi-
ton 30 a detailed knowledge of den-
tistry, photography, surgery and print
ing, their prisoner possessed a fair
working knowledge OF law. In his
desk were found a number Of physl-
clans cards. bearing the same in.
scription as those found Sunday morn
ing Ia the apartments Of Schmidt.
chief Flynn OF the secret service
after viewing the prisoners and the
counterfeitinR plant. said;
'The priest aud the dentist rosem-
BILE and nearly answer the description
OF two men who have recently passed
counterfeit twenty-dollar bills Ia Bos-
ton. New Haven aud other neighbor-
Ing cities"
These spurious bills. circulated In
New England. first came TO the at
tention Of the secret service men on
April 81. 1919. The treasury depart
mont sent out the usuai notice or
warning. Recently the check letter
and plate number appearing on the
bills was changed ana on August 2s
last the treasury department Issued
another warning, notifying banks Of
this change.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
HEROIC FIRE CHIEF
RISKS LIFE THAT
OTHERS MAY LIVE
Three Sewer Workmen Taken
from Gas Filled ManhOle;
Fourth Dead When Rescuer
Arrives.
10y leased Wire 20 EvcBinx sIcrald.l

tBy Leased Wire to tvcuing Herald ]
San francisco, Sept l6.-ro the
horolsm OF Walter Cook battalion
chief of the fire department. three
other city employees owe their lives
today. The men were working IN a
sewer manhole ana we're overcome by
gas. James COnlOn, q fourth worker,
was taken from the manhole dead and
one of the three rescued may not I've.
Conlon was first overcome and his
three fellows went 10 his aid, one af-
ter another, Each was overcome
when he reached the bottom of the
ladder and the fourth lay unconscious
In the slime when Cook and his men
arrived. COOK went down the dark
opening with wet sponge In his
teeth His first efforts failed but he
went back again and fastened rope
tosone Of the unconscious workers.
Coming 10 the surface again, Cook
got an oxygen helmet and plunged
down the manhole third time.
when an of the workmen had been
brought up Cook climbed out and fell
unconscious as the bystnnders cheer
ed him. Ills condition is serious.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

Washington. Sept tg.- President
Wilson returned from Cornish. n. H.
today ON trnlH that was an hour
late and was driven nt once 10 the
White house The first thing the
president did was to receive several
hundred delegates to Tho International
congress on rofriFomiinn. Secretary
Bryan had conference on Moxlco.
while Secretary McAdoo had nn on
eagemchi 90 talk over tho collector
ship ~ the port Of Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
BULGARIANS YIELD TO
OTTOMAN DIPLOMACY
lnv I.cased WIrc ~ IavrnInE IIcrsla.

NV LEASED Wire to Evening Herald
Constantinoplc. Sent THE Bull
garidu peace delegates here today fin-
ally surrendered 90 Turkish pressure
and allowed the town of KIRK XII
isch 10 remain In ottoman hands
The 1drks also succeeded Ia having
the future frontier Of the province OF
ward, Il was agreed that the Blnok
sea limit 90 Turkish territory should
be- between Inlada and Hagios stcf-
ano. (northeast OF Adrianople) in
stead OF as originally proposed at
M.dla.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
IRISH ARMY READY
TO FIGHT AGAINST
HOME RULE
Leader of Unionists Lands on
Emerald Isle to Take Com
mand of Hundred Thousand
Men.
my Leased Wire 20 Evening UcrnId.l

[By Leased Wire 90 EvcRIng Herald. ]
Belfast. ireland. sept i6--sir Ed-
ward Carson. leader of the Irish un-
ionists. landed In ireland today The
object OF his visit. il WAS said, was
to- inspect "a volunteer army which is
being raised in Ulster to supporI the
provisional government. which Is TO
be brought into existence IN ease the
home rule bin becomes = law.
The Ulster army Is saic Go he thor
oughly organized aud 10 have attain
ed strength of about 100000 men.
This number It's leaders expect 90
double when recruiting has been conn
pleted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

New York, sept i6.-The ola Do
mlnlon liner Hamilton colilded with
a Pennsylvania ferry boat on Cort-
liant street I'm the North river late this
afternoon. After the collision both
vessels went 10 their docks The
Hamilton WAS inbound with passon-
gers from Norfolk. Va
The extent of the damage had not
been learned at 3.fb o'clock. shortly
after the collision.
So great was the force nf the i'm
pact that tho vessels were wodged
tiEhuy together ana could not be re-
leased for several minutes. No lives
were lost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
MILLIONAIRE BIXDY
A BLACKMAIL
VICTIM
Wealthy Long Beach Man De-
clares Band Of Young Wo.
men Conspired TO Force Him
to Give Up Money.

AHN ANhrNA WIZ W hsNShAHT tf"FNiis
Los Angeles. sept 1G.-George H..
hiNhy, the I.ong Beach millionaire,
who was indicted some months ago
ON charges resulting from morality
crusade, was placed on trial today In
the superior court before Judge Benz
iamin h. Blodsoe.
The principal witnesses against
Blxby are minor girls whose test-
mony before the grand jury involved
alleged instances OF dcgeneracy
BiNby's defense. his attorneys stat
cd, would be the declaration that he
had been blackmailed hy cOterie OF
young girls who. under the leadership
of Mrs. Emma Goodman, were mem-
hors OF a reeular organized band, the
purpose of which was 60 compromisc
well known men OF wealth and then
extract blackmail. Mrs. Goodman Is
under sentence for pandering. having
pleaded guilty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
PLAYER WITH GLASS ARM
SOLD TO KANSAS CITY
tRs I~ased Wire to EvemnR neraIdl

cincinnati. Sept i6.--Hnving COM
plotod the work necessary in connec-
tlon with the drafting OF players by
major league clubs from minor
leagues, the national baseball COM
mission today turned les attention TO
routine matters. ono of the eases Go
come before the commission IL that
OF "Cy" Morgan, who WIS sold 10 Gin
ciHnnti by Kansas city when Il is
alleged his arm was lame and he was
utterly unfit for work. The price
agreed on for Morgan was $4,000,
hair OF which has already been paid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
Do.pondont Woman sulolde-.

Chicago sept. iG.-At the inquest
here today over the body of Mrs.
Grace scott of omaha. sch. who
committed suicide the iewelry and
other property 81 me dccodcnL at
FIRST reported missing, was accounted
for.
Mrs Scott icfi note for her hus-
hand. Arthur n Scott of Omaha. from
whom she separated n year ngo,
reading "I love Arthur better than
my life and ! nm willing 90 die raiher
than live without him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
Impressive Celebration Of Fn-
dependence Day in Capital
Of Revolution Torn Repub-
lie. 4
HUERTA REVIEWS
SCHOOL 10Y ARMY
Students from Military ana
Civil Educational Institutes
Line Up with Rifles and
Cartridge Belts.

thy Leased WIRE % Etenlng 1EofnIa
Mexico cisy, sept. 1.--The bieasst
parade ever held in Mexico city beaan
forminE early today III celebration az
the nations Independence dag. colo.
drlKHlinR rain caused tho aaea ANR
bunting TO droop ana made marchIna
over the aoddon pevcmenia a dfaafN
business, ovt u did not Qgsnch me
holiday splrit.
Frqm eHrly morning. detachmonls
Or soldiers. cadets. students and pols
untecfs made their way ioWerd cnaHa
uliepee. where the days celehrat.an
BEGAN with speech making and niun,r.
and whero patriotic u1fesancea 81 axa-
tors appointed for the occagfon allrrna
embryo soldiers 70 excasaes Of euthus~
insm.
General victoriano Huorln. the pfp.
visional president Of Mexico. ln fnif
Uniform, Surrounded by MA afalf ana
accompanied by many governmeni af~
ncialn and foreign dlplomaea mnde x
short addreaS applandlnH the nnsriolfn
ardor o. tho younRer olemhfi 81 fhN
population and calling them the .hana
~ the nation ana "Worlht SONS nf
loyal fathors~
~ the hour appointed for fha
opening of the civio uhapreancen az
Chapnliepec she preaidentlel nasnfe
boomed from tho guns ef tire arsenal.
~ tho conclaslun of the ceremonies.
the presidential party droyn th4naela
the streets. lined with holiday naaMors
ah0wering confetti ana flowers ffoul
windows and balconies. 10 che nation.
~ palace who're fienerai Hueria n4na
pared 60 review tho parade.
striking feature 81 tho nnfaa&
wes the presence In lire of upward oR
fifteen hundred students III unifornt
and marching with the Sir Of vet
ernns,
since the last celebration az lndo-
pendenco DAY, many schools hapo
been placed under the military ornan-
izatlcn. The enrolled students ard
dressed IN unif0rms Of dark green
ard wear round hats with cockndaa
OF various colors 90 designate fhetr
schools. Next 70 them Ia line wega
the cadets ~ the Inllitnry schools.
many of whom appeared scafeely
able. for lack og years. 20 carry the
rifles which they proudly bore
Probably not since the centenary
paFnde IN the fEal daya 81 President
Pornrlo Dlnz has there been seen ao
the capital a largor number og men 81
the regular army establishments III
line. The artillery, thp cavalry ana
the foot aoidicrs numbered thousands
and stretched for miles through thn
streets.
For hours rows % chairs exienaiuR
ihe length Of several clfg biorka aiona
Juarcx avenue were oocgpied ~ pa
ticnt women Of the better class Alt-
ting under umhrellsa wastine the start
OF the parade. The avenue was filled
wiih thousanfF of people wanderias
nimlesaiy about There was no sem
blance of American feeling
among the crowds The rumors Of
probable uprisinRs which never faii
Ia recnr yearly AZ this holiday. ap-
pcared 90 bo without foundation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
nrnnd WhIlIncl. ln nellrc.

Toledo. o.. Sept iG Brand VIM
lock. mayor Of Toledo, does not want
"a fourth term. To-day he resigned
from the Cltlzens' ticket on which he
was nominated for mayor Some
time ago he refused 10 head the In
dependent ticket on which he was
three times victorious.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
COPPERPRODUCTION
CURTAILED BY
STRIKE
Michigan District Mines Get
ting Out Little Better Than
One-Eighth of Normal Out
put.



tBy LEASED Wire 10 EVeiling mcrala.l
Calumet. Mich. Sept. ie.--Daiiy
copper rock shipments from the
mines IN this district operating under
strike conditions now t0tal 5.iB0 tons
This h llttle better than ono-eighth
~ the normal production.
The Calumet and Hecia n mining
the sreaiost amount at a.5se t0nn o.
better than oue-third OF it, normal
output Othor mines operating on "a
smaller scale are tho quincy, Isle
RoSale. Tri Mountain. Champion, SUI
pcrior, nnitic, Oscc0ln ana South
Konrsngc. The Tri- Mountain cxpecta
20 start mining in another shaft to-
day and the Centennial MINI Is about
ready 10 hoist some rock.
Several parndeg og strikers were
hold in the district today bus there
was no disorder.
Injunction proceedings brought by
the Miners union against sheriff
James Cruise Of Houghfon county 10
restrain him from employing outside
officers have heqn indefinitely con-
tlnucd by Circuit Judge O'Brien on
request Of the plaintiffs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
CITIES COMPETE FOR
ODDFELL0Ws' MEETING

fps f,eascd Wire ~ tsvrulng peraid
Minneapolis. MINI. sept H. he'
sprinea Arki Atlantic city, y. ~
ana Washington. y. c. were cities
most prominently mentioned to-day
for next years convention of the Sow
erciRn Grand lodge. D. %. @. p, when
heaan lta eishiy.uiush annual session
here Yesterday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
Oman GnIf CnnmnInnshln-

Brookline. Mass. Sept. iG- Frost
wa still Whitening the green sward
Of the famous course of the Country
club when the first balls were driven
neross the old potato fiold today IN
the nineteenth open golf champion
shin Of the United stutos.
The hold today was limited 20 hair
the entry list, which This year reach
ed record OF 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
MEXICO SENDS BACK
PAROLE VfoItaTtlRa

san Diego. Cal, Sept f&.--pnieF
ieiegraphic orders from the depart
mont OF waf. Mexico City. CeneFai
Ponzo. oommand>r Of the Metienn
federal troops In Lower California.
has ordered the return % the prlpan
camp in San Diego Of the foar MeH-
ican army officers who escaped from
tho camp IN defiance oi their parolo
Colonel Emilio Nnaierlllaky. % COM
mand ~ the MEXICAN prisoners. Hae
notified by wire yesterday OF the de-
clsion % the Mexican war depass-
ment
'rhe four officers. Colunai EaVandnn
81 the Mcxican ifreguiafs. Captain
Mende4 and fieutenanls @affe sgd
Rocha, are expected IN san nishe
from Epsenada, Lower CallfoFnla.
ThuNday morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
COMMITTED IA YEARS AGO
lBy l.eased WIRE 20 Escnine herald. /

tHY Leased Wire 40 Evening HERALD
Vallejo, Cal, Sept I6.---Although
Joseph kopG arrested here yesterday,
is charged with the murder of Julian
nuohuard wealthy bachelor OF Ju-
lion. Neb named after him, fourteen
years aeo, the papers calling for his
extradiuon are ON their way back %
Nehraska, In tho keeping Of Sheriff
Jones' of Ncmaha county, who came
here last week tn make the arrest
failed to find Ropf ana turned back.
Kouf said today that he knew Bu-
chunrd weu ms be ala Fuiker shell
lenberge9. whp in statement 90 the
prison authorities Of huburn. kansas
Implicated Kopf Kopf has lived here
nine years and IS a respected citizen
rIo ls positive that he can prove HIS
Innocence hy an niihl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

Philadelphla, Sept. To- prlmary
elections were held throughout Penn
sylvania today for the nomination ~
candidates 20 fill two places on the
state superior court bench and toI
name candidates Tor other judicial
county and municipal Offices
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
sULZER PREPARES FOR
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
[By Ieascd wlre 20 Eveoins IIcra

Albany, ~ Y. Sept. i6.--Governor
Sul2er and his counsel are busy pre-
pairing for the opening of the Inn
parchment trial Thursday, They have
given no intlmntion concerning their
plans for the defense, but Il is under
stood they are practically completed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

Toxic, Sent. IA flotlla of Ia-
pnncsc torpedohont dosiroyore, wne
despatched hy the admiralty TODAY 90
reinforce tho war vessels ordered "a
Nanklng yesterday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

for the state assembly, for eleven
places on the supreme court bench
ana for county and municipal offices
I'm various localities viii be nominated
today at primaries held throughout
New York state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16
DUTCH WOMEN PROMISED
ELECTORAL FRANCHISE


by leas'd Wtr,- a. Evening Herald.
Tho Hague sept l6.- There is eve
cry Indication that women win short
iy hc given the parliamentary fran-
chiae in Holland In the speech lrom
the throne, delivered al the OPENING
of the states general today. the now
Dutch cabinet stated its intention of
granting the vote to women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-16

ToDAX's NNws TODAx--
2ou sst ie in ti,o WnnARlD.
eixfy cents q month o. Is ocnts
= week delivered a. your doori
nfty cents BY mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-09
THINKS RACING WILL
 AGAIN BECOME POPULAR

New York, Aug. 7.-August Bel- mont, chairman of the board of di- rectors of, the Jockey Club, who re- turned yesterday from Europe, de- clares that, American racing interests abroad are so confident that racing will be continued under the present modification in New York State next many famous hourses to this country man famous horses to this country in anticipation of the season.
 "I believe that the sport will be thoroughly re-established next year, said MT. Belmont. There will be no fall meeting under the auspices of the Jocky Club this year, however. Racing is a thing with which you must not suffocate the public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-09
S1OO REWARD. s10O.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls -CatarrA Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Ca tarrh being a constitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitu- tion and assisting nature in doing it's work. The >proprietors have so much faith in It's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address F. J. Cheney & Co.,. Toledo, O.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-09
REFUNDED MASTER HAS
 ANAMENDED STATEMENT

Little Rock, Aug. fudge J. G. Wallace, refunded master, has an amendment to his recent circular letter covering the preparation of claims against the Iron Mountain and the Cotton Belt Railroads. This re lates to claimants seeking informa- tiOn from the agents of these rail- roads concerning shipments they have made during the past three years. According to the ruling of the court these agents are given instruct ions by the railroad officials to give this information, whenever requested. In order that the claimant may have his position in the matter at all times clear, Judge Wallace urges that these requests be made in. writing and presented to the agents of these com panies for their approval.
 Judge Wallace states that there arc claims coming in from all parts of the State, and the matters of the re- funding office are being handled with facility. Additional clerks have beer. installed to handle the claims of the smaller shippers. The larger shippers are requested to hae their freight. bureaus and other agencies prepare their claims and file these with the master to be verified
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-09
DOCTOR TAKES DEADLY
 POISON BY MISTAKE

New York, Aug. 7.-Thomas IN. Me- Namara, widely known specialist, is in hospital at Hoboken, suffering from slow poison, taken by mistake.
 On Tuesday night when Edward McNamara, the doctors cousin, ask ed for something to relieve head ache. Dr. McNamara offered him some tablets, which his cousin at tempted to swallow, but was unable to take. The doctor, thinking that the tablets were asperin, put one on his own tongue and showed his cousin how to take the pill. Edward McNamara, however, was unable to initiate him and went without the medicine.
 One hour after retiring Dr. Me Namara began to feel ill, and remem- bering, that he had just bought bot tie of slow poison tablets, thought perhaps he had made mistake. Hurrid inquiry of the druggist coa-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-09
TRADE RECORDS
 ARE ALL BROKEN
Figures Show an Increase of $4,97S, 0)O.OM Over Previous &
 Fiscal Year.

Washington, Aug. 7.-The trade of the United States in the past fiscal year was greater than in any preRi- .ous year. Figures just completed show that it was $4,275.O0O,O0 great CT by $421,OOO,OOO than last years record of exports and imports.
 The balance in favor of this coun- try this year was $653,O00,O00. The exports exceeded those of 1912 by $105, ,0O0 over 1912. In manufac- turing there was an increase of nor. than $6O.000,00O. The increaselin food stuffs was only a little more than $l.- 500,000.
 Most of the imports were from the United Kingdom. which furnished $296, 100000, while Germany came next with $1S9,000, 900; next France, with $1S7,000,0o0, Cuba, with s126.-