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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee Balks at Any Pro-
pOsal for United States to
Boss Central American State.
SECRETARY OF STATE
IN VERY HOT WATER;
ABANDONs SCHEME
New Draft Of Treaty Demand
ed, Eliminating Dangerous
Policy of Control of Future
Of Banana Republic.


ny Leased Wire 10 Evenlng Herald. J
Washington. Aug. 2.--The pr0po sed
prote'torate Tor Nicaragua. e,a1racea
IN treaty suggested by secretary
Bryan. probably viii be abandoned
hecaus' Of adverse action ny the sem
ate foreign relations committee.
Chairman Bacon was today instructed
10 ask Secretary Bryan 10 transmit "A
new Nicnraguan treaty limited strict.
" Ia the proposed sg,O00. GOO pur-
chase OF the canal route aHd naval
base concessions
The fight against the proposal be
came so pronounced IN the committee
today that Il was decided Il would be
impractlcable to attempt settlement
Of the policy al the present time. n
was decided To ask Secretary Bryan 10
withdraw the prOtectorate features
and limit the NicaraRuan treaty To
thosei Il originally embraced
limitations had been received by
Democrats on the committee that the
president and Secretary yryan would
be willing Ia lay the pTotectorate poll
iey aside temporarily end il ls said
that n completed new draft of tho
treaty will be ready within a few DAYS
without the provisions giving the
United states control over Nicaragua
future
Chairman Bacon was instructed 10
ask Secretary Bryan To submit
treaty limited "a the following pro-
vsiOnG
~, .,...rt A.. Nft..wo..,.. A. "a.
United states 81 n perpetual and ex-.
elusive right Ia build canal ncroSs
Nicaragua.
a ninety-nine year lease on a naval
site on Fonseca bay and q ninety
nine year lease on Corn Island In the
Caribbean Sea.
The payment by The United states
10 Nicaragua Of $4,000, 600 In return
for the concessions.
These terms are practically identi-
cal with those Of the trenty as origin
ally proposed by Secretary Bryan he
fore he decided 10 add the amend
ment by which an American nrotec-
torate would have teen established.
The senate COMMITTEES did not defi-
nitely settle the question ~ future
protectorato I'm Central America. How
ever. II II understood the adminlstrn-
tion ~ willing to Withdraw the sug-
gestlon for the present IN order to
secure an early ratification 81 the
Nlcaraguan compact
strong opposition was led IN tho
committee today by Senators Borah.
Clarke of Arkansas williams ana
others who were opposed 60 any ac-
tiOn by the United states towards tho
exercise 81 sovereign authority In the
Central American countries.
Other senator's of the committee de-
Tended the policy with equal v,gor
vote was proposed 90 settle the ques-
tion but some senators or the COM
miitec refused to reglaler a final de-
cision al the present time and tho liro-
posai for vote was Withdrawn
Opponents Of the proposed protec-
torate had made Il clear that u would
be impossible 10 secure ratification Of
the Nlcaraguan treaty In the present
congress n the so-cnlled rlatt amend
ment were Included IN II. This sem
timent is Understood go have induced
Secretary Bryan % consent to It's
withdrawal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
INVEsTIG ALTON BUREAU
WILL PROBE AFFAIR

Washington, Aug. 2,-immedmtely
on receipt of advices of the arrest Of
department Of justice officials In New
orleans charged with blackmail, \,
Bruce BielasRi. chief Of the hurenu OF
Investigation. today dispatched a spec
sal agent to investigate. Special
Agent Matthews, one of the men un-
der arrest had In his possession, said
Mr. Bielaski bOnande telegram
from Attorney General McRcygalds
for the arrest of certain person
whose identity the department of JUS
tice declines 20 divu'ge az this time.
!. l.. Mott, under arrest rs em-
ployed to watch shipment Of arms and
ammunition designed for Mexico. The
department viii take no action until
the special agent sent Ia New orleans
Ia investigate had made report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
JUARTz IMPREGNABIE.
SAYS Federal COMM ANul,lt

III Paso, Texas Aug 2.--Followme
the reinforcement of the Juare2 fed
eral garrison last night by the ar
rival Of iSO0 men and more artil-
leiy. the Notifications of the border
town are being strengthened ana
General Francisco Castro declared
today that there was no possibility
~ successful rebel assault upon the
place. Instead, he said, he now has
men enough So open an aggressive
campnigm on the rebels of Toribio
OrteEu nt Guadnlupe, thlrty-flve
miles southeast of JuaTez, and tins
campaign viii be started immedi-
ately.
IN rebel circles In m PasO today
u is asserted that Francisco villa. To-
Gated southwest Of Juarez over 100
miles with q force of rebels various
~ estimated, has been reinforced by
tTOopa from sonora ana IN now ready
"a attack Juarez with the assistance
of Ortega.
Pablo Boudin, among the train
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
SALESMAN SHOOTS
WOMAN AND SELF
ON 5TH AVENUE
Well Dressed Middle Aged Man
Calmly Murder Handsome
Companion on Swell Gotham
ThOrOughfare.
lBy Leased wne to EvsnIns HeraId.l !


New York. Aug. 2--A well dressed
middle-aged man and handsome
young woman qiarreled today ON
Finn avenue when the man drew IA
revolver and shot the woman three
times and then blew out his brains.
There Is little hope that the womn n
can survive. by means of letters
the man was identified as Abraha m
Fink Of sc North Division street
Buffalo The letters were signed b.
Violet Rogers of ~ Vine street, Bur
fnlO.
Witnesses say that the woman was
reading % letter aloud. After re-
peatedly commanding her To stop tho
man drew his revolver and fired.
AZ the hospital the woman aaid
that she was Rebecca Silverman, ~
years Of age. and that she lived with
her brother In this city. Fink, she
said. was a Widower about ~ years
OF age. who travelled az "A iewelry
salesman, Fink had nearly $4,000 In
United states currency ana large
amount of Canadian money In his
pocket.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
500 ORE DOCK LABORERs
REFUSE TO RESUME WORK

superior. Wis. Aug. 2,--E Enraxca
over the accident Thursday evening
when two of their fellows lost shelr
lives ami neverni othera we're lnirred.
so9 men employed on the All0ues orc
docks ~ West superior. who have
been on a strike since the accident
refuse TO resume work until csndi~
tions which they claim caused the ne
cident. are removed.
Yesterday eleven trains % ore had
arrived and as many more will nrrlve
to-day ana Il Is but a question OF time
when the mines will have 20 shut
down for want of cnrs
Seven ore boats are tied to the dock
or anchored walking 10 be filled Many
more are dne 90 arrive within the
next is hours. Two partly loaded
boats moved 10 the Mlssabe dock yes
terday 10 complete their cargo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
COVER DEATH PITS
DEMAND OF ORE
DOCK MEN At
SUPERIOR
Following Fatal Accident
Employees Refuse to Work
Unless Company Installs
Safety Appliances.
CONTINUED SHOOTING
AT CALUMET MINES

AHNS H'"H'u WtFo 20 hNNnIne Herald 4
superior Wis. aug. 2.--The em-
pioyca ~ the Great Northern rrra
docks have not yet returned 10 wort
since they walked ont foilaUlpr the
wreck iu which two OF their men gere
killed and five injured M the result of
train collision on one of the docks
Thursday night. The men have pra.
sented demands 20 the railroad off
cials as follows.
Flrst--That the WORKING conditions
on the docks be made snfer By IN.
Ttnising safety appliances aHd placing
covers on ore bins when not In use.
Second-Thnt the men be allowed
20 appoint one of their number 10
regulate the switching % trains on
docks.
Third-Thnt Objectionable foremen
and checkers be discharged and Tint
new foremen be- not appointed unless
approved BY the men.
The railroad company today agreed
10 the demands for safer workinn
conditions, but refused to consider the
last two demands.
Organizers representing the Indus.
trial Workers ~ the World have ar.
rived and are urging the men 10 fight
for their demands. Steps are being
taken 10 re-organize the ore Dock
workers union which was diahanded
following q strike IN 1909.
The shipment Of ore n entirely
suspended ana unless the difficulty ia
arranged mines on She Iron ranges
viii be forced 70 close down.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
GOVERNOR MAYTORENA
To HAVE GREAT OVATION

HermOsillo. sonora. Aug 2.-Jose
MaytOrena has resumed offlce 80
civil governor 81 the Constltutionaiist
state. iEnacio PeHqueiTa, military
governor. however, maintains real
power.
MaytOrena will be received ln Her-
moaillo with great ceremony. the
civil and military officials Of the
state. headed by large band, escori-
ING the governor through flag de akrd
streets 20 the palace.
Pesqueira announced today tnat
2,000 volunteers were coming from
chihuahua 10 assist In the siege 81
Guaymas These troops. he se'd,
would be mobiIixed at Aqua Prleta,
across the line from DouglaE. Ariz.
General Blnnco is Understood TO
be planning n campaign against the
coast city Of Mazntlan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
CHICAGO WOMAN WHO
COMMITTED SUICIDE
WRONG MENTALLY


Chicago, Aug Mrs. Alice
Church. wife of Burt :. Church,
general superintendent of the SIN
fluir Packing company of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, whose body was found
IN a downtown hotel yesterday. com
mited suicide while temporarily in
sane. according 10 the verdict of a
coroner's jury. Mr. church testified
that his wife had been mentally un.
balanced since the death of their
only child two years ago. and that
last september she made two at
tempts 10 end her life.
He said he separated by agreement
from his wife aud did not contest her
suit for divorce letter left by
the woman addressed 10 her husband
told Of visiting q Chicago cemetery
ana said we want "a stone soon
she urged her husband 90 tako
good care OF himself ana signed the
letter, Lovingly Alice"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

PoteaVille, Pa, AUG. a.~-A lafEa
number " anthracite workers ARE ra-
ported % have been killed In the East
Brookeide mine % the PHILADELPHIA
and Reading Coal and Iron companv
az Tower City about 20 miles from
here. Estimates of the reported dead
run a. high a. fstty.
There wesa twO explosions. Twe
bodies were rocovered and the te4-
euers reported the fnding of ave other
men dead and not a Sign of llfa IN
the mine. a nFe boas vas taken out
fatally burned.
Until the company 1fscials look
over the rolls Il win uat 10 KnoHn
how many men were In the mine. Many
Of the miners, however. don't work
Saturday afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Department Of Justice Agents
Also Under Arrest Charged
With Accepting 9ribes to
Protect Fugitive.
FORMER EXECUTIVE
OF CAMPECHE FACES
CHARGE OF MURDER
Sensational Inoiden: at New
Orleans startles Authorities
and COmplicates Mexican
Situation.

[By LEASED wlre 10 lcvenmg ucraId.l
New orleans. i.i.. Aug. 2.-Emman-
uel Castillo Brito. former governor Of
the Mexican state of Campeche was
arrested here today by redesAl "a hor-
,ties and hcid without bail on a
charge OF murder and robbery. pre-
fcrred by the existing Mexican au-
thoritiey.
Brlto admitted he killed two rep
resentatives Of Huerta. who. he said,
We're trying 90 arrest him illegally
during the recent revolution.
The former Mexican governors APP
prehension came close on the heels
OF charges OF blacRmail. which re-
suited last night in the arrest OF two
United States department of Justice
agents and representatives OF the car
rama branch Of Mexican revolution
lists in New orleans II was charged
that X. q. Matthews and j. L. Mott
accepted $500 in marked bills from
Brito To protect him from arrest. the
afrair having been arranged by
Ernesto Fernandez who claims TO De
connected with Governor Carranza.
Brito was arraigned before United
states Commissioner Browne. He
pleaded not guilty and was sent 60 the
Parish prison without bail.
Brito declared that when the
Huerta agents made an attempt 20 arr
rest him In Mexico he anew their ac
ton would be followed by his death.
probably under the notorious Fugitive
law. He resisted, drawlng his sword.
The Huerta agents took the sword
from him and slapped him with H.
Thereupoh Rrlto says. he drew his
revolver and Killed the two men This
was In war time. however. and they
were his enemies. This, he said.
would be his defense In resisting de-
portation
The two department of justice
agents ana the representative of Gov
ernor Carranza of Mexico. arrested
here Iast night on the charge Of black
mail stili were detained today.
A telegram purportins To have come
variously declared fake" and gem
ulne. In which u was requested that
Brito be arrested was the medium
through which detectives say u. c..
Matthews. special agent OF the de-
partment of Justice; J. L. Mott. his
assistant and Ernesto Fernandez. the
Carranzlsta envoy, got Brito 20 pay 20
Matthewh $500 on the pretense that
Brito would be protected from arrest.
The arresting officers say they saw
the money. marked. pass fr1m Brito
to Matthews The trio were taken to
the once OF Federal District Attorney
Gulon this morning where long
secret conference took place. u was
not announced whether the govern
ment would take hold Of the case or
whether the accused men would be
given "a hearing before "a state court.
The men have not been allowed To
give bonds Fernandez WAS minister
from Mexico To Honduras under the
Madero administration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Tunnel DrilIez Penetrata
Deadly Pocket in Anthracits
colliery and Fearful Kx-
plosiOn Results. i
sUPERINgENDEHTs OF
MINE AMONG DEAN
Second Detonation snnffs Out
Lives Of Three Company Men
Leading Party Of Rescnrers
Into Depths.

Ghy LEASED Wfre % Evenapa Ternla.R I
Pottavli'e. Pa. Aus 2.--At leanr
thirty authraeito mine workers are
believed 70 havo been killed today lm
an explosion of gas IN the East Brooks
side mine 81 the Philadelphia ana
Reading Coal and Iron rompanv AZ
Tower City. tweniy miles from horn.
There were two ex9soaIona. aeren
bodies we're recovered after the biAat.
One Of the men rescued alive este
mated that there were &c men az uofN
when the accident occurred. The er-
ploslon was caused when mon drilnne
tunnel drilled into a large pocket
81 gas.
Three men badly burned we're res4
cued but two of them are not ex<
pecte6 80 live.
Ohlcinls az headquarters o. tha
Reading company are retIeept. ana
beyond admitting that there waa an
oxploaion, said they knew nothlnW
OF II.
Il Il reportcd ihst superintendent
Lawrence II among the dead inside.
Five c0iliery ambulnncea and an
the doctors IN that region arc a. tho
mine.
The second explosion occurred after
three conpanS men entered tka n|na.
or these Daniel Mc0inloy az Tower
cisy, q ilre te8H. u4a lat4f hfounhl ouf
dead and it ls believed the other two
are also dead. They are Coilierg noaa
Farrell and euparlntendons Ihomnn.
General Nanasee RiehafGa 81 tha
Reading company, along With several
other officials promptly responded ana
directed tho work on their arrival at
Tower City. Tho niue rescue car
waa taken from Poltavllls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
STATE DEPARTMENT HAS
No REQUEST FROM HuERTA

Washington, Aug. 2,--State depart
ment officials disclaimed today having
any request from the Huerta govern
ment for Briio's arrest. The depart
ment ~ justice on o direct represen-
tatiOn. however, ordered the arrest
and the Huerla government, " Il eX-
pects To extradlte Rrito, now viii have
forty days in which TO present 90 for.
mai ease Nothing ~ the merits of
the charge ON which Hrito IL held IL
known here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Kansas CITY, AUG. 2.--0oyerRor
Major Of Missouri speaking "a a
banquet here last night. said Mls-
sourls good roads days. August 40
and ai would be THE biggest aud
most stupendous two working days
that this country ever has known
fl figure" he mld. "thai there
viii bee an arn.. ~ hetween ESQ. 400
and a0e,ooo men Ia tho leld,"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Grand Junction. Colo. Aug. a.---
Dewey Sellars. 20 years old. was in
siantly Killed here last night by "a
blow over the heart. received In a
FIST fight with his chum. Henry pat-
terson, ib years old. Patterson IN
held awaiting the inquest tomorrow.
Tho boys had teen IN swimming.
When scilars emerged other boys
threw mud on him lie attacked
Patterson. Il is alleged, among oth-
err, The latter returned blow and
Sellars fell dead.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

load Of refugees reaching 5uorez last
night accompanying the troops. came
direct from Torreon and declares
that TOrreOn has not been taken W
the Carrnnxa rebels.
The refugees said Bieael and Mac
Donald, Americans arrested by Orox-
co, were Htill In Jail IN chihuahua
when they left Wednesday. regard.
leas Of announcements from Mexico
City that their release had beon or
dared.
Consul r. y. Edwards. IN Juarez
was advised this afternoon from Chi
hunhua that Macdonald and Harriet.
arrested with Biesei. were released
by the chihuahua authorities yester-
day. but that Blesel Ia still held Har-
Teil was chauffeur for Biesel ana
Macdonald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Crazy and FerOcious Gomez
Bears on Forehead Eternal
Mark of Traitor, PrOclaims
Leader Of Rebellion.
CALLED FROM PRIVATE
LIFE TO SAVE PEOPLE
Lurid PrOnunoiamentO of Ex-
Dictator Calls on Venezuela
ans to Put Eternal Crimp in
Juan Vicente.

War has become Inevitable. .
II declare myself In a sam .
y paign against Juan Vicente 90. 9
y mex. whose treason and usurpn- =
= tion of power since 1908 have be- .
= come a real catastrophe calling y
y me from private life =
Crime extends It's horrible .
. wings over the whole republic Of =
q Venezuela Q
The crazy and ferOclous Co
= mez bears on his forehead the q
. eternal mark Of q traitor. IIin .
. brutal look ana his perfidlous =
. smile encourage his few follow .
. ers "a finish the ruin of the faith .
. erland .
. Heroic Venezuela acclnlms .
= me again to re-vindlcate her =
. rights.
. ~ am slave 20 honor and =
. duty and accept the honor. .
MY program IN regard to do .
. nestle affairs II To save my =
. country from threatening an .
. archy and my foreign policy IA q
. % Join hands with civilization =
q and progress on the basis OF =
= equity and Justice. .
Everybody In Venezuela 9
. should take arms and contribute .
. To- the salvation Of the father =
. land. Proclamation Of Ciprl- =
. ano Castro q
q "A a a q a a a a a a A A q q q 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Lincoln. Aug. Am engine near
Lincoln struck the automobile of
William Cassidy. of HaVelock, at a
crossing. carried the badly wrecked
machine aud its four occupants
Cassidy. his wife and two children
nearly quarter of a mile. and was
stopped hy the engineer Just AZ the
automobile collapsed and with It's oc-
cupants fell from the pilot Of the en-
gine. Aside from Mrs. Cassidy. who
was severely bruised, the Cassidys
escaped injury
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
MExICANs ASK WILSON
TO ENPEL GENERAL DIAZ

Los Angeles. Aug 2.-Whlle Gener-
al Felix Dinz. Mexican envoy 20 ia
pan was attending an informal recep-
ton given Ia hls honor last night by
Consul Penn Cuev8s 500 other resi-
dents Of the Mexican colony here. II
was learned today. met and wired n
request tO President Wilson to eSpel
Diux from the United States.
General Diaz " expected tO leave
tonight for San Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Raitlcrs KIN Three Chlldrer

Knoxgill2 TIM. Aug. 2.-Throe
children of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper
OF Townsend. Tenn, we're fatally Bit
ten by rattlcsnokes late Yesterday
and while Mrs. Cooper fought the
snakes an infant she had placed near
the bank OF stream fell into the wa
ter and was drowned Funeral ser-
vices for the four children took place
todnN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Gary. Ind. Aug 2---ne universal
language of love was demonstrated
yesterday when Manuel Courtitis. a
Greek and julia Oatyas, a Hungar-
Ian girl were married "a Crown Point.
Neither could understand the Ian
guagc OF the other an interpreter
made tho marriage VOWS plain aa
Judge Harvey Nicholson read the
ceremony
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
COMMITTEE TO HEAR
MEXICAN REPRESENTATIVES,

Washington. Aug. 2--The senate
foreign relations committee next We'd
nesday viii meet To hear the Views of
various Mexicans who have been mnk-
inE headquarters In Washington since
the constitutional investigation began.
The meeting was arranged prelimi-
nary 10 giving hearing To General
Eduardo Hay. former speaker Of tho
Mexican house 81 deputies and
prominent constitntionnlist leader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
Hoes Cause Woman's Doaih.

Mason city. Ia. Aus 2.-MrA 3.
g. strand, aged 80, wife OF "a farmer
living near Thompson, was thrown
from a hay wagon aud instantly KILLED
az her home today, whon swarm of
hes attacked the horses and caused
them 90 plunge A wheel of the
wagon passed over the woman's head,
crushing Il, ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Montgomery City. Mo.. Aug. e.~-
Mrs. Henrietta slavens. q pretty fs-
year-old widow, attempted suicide
because her mother refused 60 give
her consent 70 marry n second time.
She took dose of poison and h exc
pected 10 die.
The girls mother did NOT want her
20 wed aaHln until she became % age.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
TODAY IN CONGRESS


senator Bryan discussed par
Get post rates and regulations
and advocated one.cent postage.
Resumed consideration of tar
in bill, taking up wood ana pulp
schedule.
senator Walsh. Democrat.
Montana, emphuiically endorsed
entire tarin measure In speech.
President withdrew nOminn-
tion of Adam r. Patterson, me-
gro. az register of the treasury,
ana appointed Gabe T.. Parker
Oklahoma, Indian.
Foreign relations committee
practically decided on abandon
ment of proposed protectornte
over Nicaragua ana asked 10
have Secretary Bryan submit
new treaty omitting that feature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02
About Time to Get
Action on the
Dog POisOner


Several more dogs were pols- =
= oned Yesterday and today IN VAR .
= ious parts oi the city hy the hu- =
= man flend who has been snatter- 9
= lng deadly doses broadcast ever .
= the city for the past two wears. .
Children are wailins over theif .
. lost peis .
y Men are unashnmed % tears - y
. the latch beloved and devoted .
= caniUy companions writeing Ia .
she agony Of strychnlre poison, .
= iny. =
u Il only ay a miracle tnat 3
= children have escaped from the q
. death which lies IN wait Tor lhcn y
. In bits Of meat and bread in y
. yards and On the nidewalk. .
Not block % the city Is lrs4 9
= from the work ~ this deviliahly y
. cunning enemy 20 society.
= Two years Of d and no(hlnN y
= has been done Ian'l a about y
= time 20 do aomethlngg .
. The mayol has d dog-a beau. q
. tifui collie, which he does not 3
= nilow out of his alghl Tor AZ lu. q
= slant from mofnInH 20 nlahl Tor 3
y fear 4 VIII perish hF poiaon.
n Mayor Aellcra uoea nothlnN q
. elise "a make himself lnmoun. ~ .
. win win ti.e eternal gratitude az 8
. the people % AInnannruue BY 9
= leading a movement which viii .
. tralll this brute q hlH lair anN 3
. drive him ont - me city
0O0e 80 oo& 4ooo@
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-02

Not In session, meets noon
Tuesday.