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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
PREMIER REPUDIATEe
RESPONSIBILITY FOR STRIFE

Sofia. July H. Bulgarian Premier
Danieff today repudiated, IN speech
IN parliament. responsibility Of Bul-
gaTia for the occurrence IN the Bal
knns The question of who had pro-
voked the present hostilities would.
he said, be decided by q proper In
quiry.
Pointing ont that ne had accepted
Russia's offer Of mediation immedi
ately Il had been professed the pre-
mseF said. that az early as "Wednesday
hc had ordered the suspension Of op-
eTntions and had thus not only ac-
cepicd mediation but had put an end
~ the sanguinary conflicts so Tar 40 1t
lay in his power To- do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
Bulgaria IGNORANT
or DEFEAT or TROOPS

Vienna, July IA message from
Sofiu SAYS the populace uf the Bul-
Rarian cnpital II in importance of nc-
tual military and political Situation
In the Balkans, The government has
suspended the newspapers so as 'N
prevent unfavorahle news from
spreading while the war office con-
iinues 80 issue reports Of the success
SEES Of the Bulgarian armies In the
fiold. Until last evening the inhabit-
ants of Sofia knew. nothing of tho oo-
tiou taken by Kumanla whose troops
have crossed the Bulgarian frontier
aud occupied considerable territory
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
Settlement Of Balkan Trouble
Must Come on Battlefield Is
Reply from Athens TO Rus
sian Proposals.
BULGARIANs WILLING
TO MEET ANY TERMS
Brief War With Former Allies
More Than Enough for Sofia
Government; Protest TO
President Wilson.
,By Irased whe 60 E,enlng uernId.

;by Irased Whe Co Etcning WermId. !
Athens. July i2.--lt Is semi-offi.
cially announced that the Greek gov
ernment has replied to the Russian
proposal Tor the cessation of hoHni.
ties. that peace must be- concluded ON
the battlefield. The proposal of Rus
sin was supported hy GREAT Britain
and France.
II b r"ported that the Greek troops
today occupied the town of Drama 10
The northeast Of seres. hitherto held
by the Bulgarians They are also said
Ia have taken possession of the port
OF D'deahatch on the Aegean sea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
DEMANDS
WIN FREEDOM FOR
PRISONERS
Cow Punchers Turned Loose
by Carranza's Followers who
Sought to Collect $4,000
Ransom.
/ Ily iruscd wire % EsenImr Tlefavd. |

liy fruscd Wire Ca Evening" Taefavd. I
Laredo. Tex, July z.--poromptory
demands by American authorities to-
day obtained the release of the three
remaining American prisoners held
ny constitutionalists az Hldalgo. Mex
leo. Two Mexican cowboys who had
been taken with the Americans were
freed. The party was escorted TO tins
border by United states Consul Oar
rett 0f Nueyo Laredo. II wae said
,he consttntlonalists held the party
for $4,000 ransom The Americans
released today were the elder IlaEel-
rlgg William Randolph and Isaac
Gnde fff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
TURK SENDS ULTIMATUM
To BULGARIAN COMMANDER

ConstantinOple, Juiy Negotia-
tions between Turkey and Bulgaria
regarding the future frontier between
the two nations have failed The gov-
ernment - note To the commander
of the Bulgarian troops last night de-
manding evacuation forthwith Of all
territory south of line running from
EnOs on the Aegean sea 10 Midia On
the Black sea otherwise they would
h0 driven out by the Turkish .roons.
General Tzzet pusha commander
in-chief of the Turkish army has left
for the front
The landing OF Greek troops nea'
the port 81 Dedn ghateh on the Aegean
sea causes the Turkish goV"rbment
anxiety
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
AMERICAN SECOND IN
FRENCH AUTO RACE
(By Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald !

i.Onguea. France. July "a
Georges Boillot. the French automo-
hlist. today won the grand prize of
the automobile club of France over
the Picardy 20 lap circuit Of approx
imately $40 miles In seven hours, 80
minutes. Sc 4-5 seconds jules GouN,
the Frenchman. who won the recent
SOC. mile race at Indianapolis. was sec
ond In hours 80 minutes. 22 Sec
Onds.
A tire of the machine driven by the
Englshman A. Lee Guinness burst
while passing over a bridge. the car
skidded and killed q pectator The
driver WAS not hurt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
BUIGARIANs PROTEST To
PRESIDENT WIl.SDN

Washington July IA petition
from prominent Bulgnrians To Presi
dent Wilson protesting against alleg-
ed violations pf the rules Of warfare
hy the Greek forces at Saloniki will
not elicit q reply from the state de-
paFtment because ~ its unofficial
character. II ~ believed to he cir
cuiar cabieRram addressed. 10 all the
powers merely as "a matter of infor-
nation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
HOUSE COMMITTEE PUTS
0. X. ON WATER PROJECT
inv leased Wire 10 a.venlng HeraId. !

Washington. July l2-The house
committee on public lands today
agreed Ia the Haker bin to authorize
the city ana county of san Francisco
TO undertake the S5,0Oo. 600 project
for bringing a water supply for san
Francisco and adjacent cities from
the Hetch- -Hetchy valley In the Yo-
semitic National park. The commit
tee will ask the next caucus of the
house Democrats tn urge the imme-
dnte passage Of the bin In the house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

H'N"NNH M."|HINHM1II
Washington, July l2.--undor SUBJ
poenas 20 appear az tho Same hour
before two separate congressional com-
mittees Ia session az distant ends Of
the capitol, Martin ~. Alalnali, who
IA testifying az 20 the alleged lobby
Ing activities Of the National Aaso-
citation Of Manufacturers. today faced
a p1zxlinw aitnation. 1'he tangle was
the result Of q clash of authority be-
tween the senate and house Invessi-
gators.
Both committees met at ; 0'ciocR
but mnlhal and =. II. McNiehael ap-
peared " the senate e0mA1itlee foom
and were placed under asfAYd % a.
assistant aergoant-at-arms
Mulhai finally resumed the stand
and took np ,he Identification 81 his
letters which he began az last nlghta
session.
MHlhall identified more letters
showing his relations with MaFshall
Gushing. secretary ~ the Association
OF Manufacturers. He s6silned he
had an understanding With Cushing
that ne was 10 receive &ioO q week
and $40 a week for expenses for "sen
eral field work and lobby work ia
Washington"
Muihall testified further of how be
worked 10 defeat the late senator
McComaH 81 Maryland, although no
posed an the senator's friend. iie
said he had received 500 letters from
Gushing directed against hirComas A
letter 20 senator Foraker SepttmttF
10. 1904. referred 10 a suggestion
that Mulhall 80 % hhodc Island o.
help senator Aldrlch Ia his cemp4ign
He testified he went later az the re-
quest of Aldrirh "He asked me 10
get into touch with labor men there
10 get their support"
A letter OF Introduction for Harry
G. Kurten given BY the Council 0f
Allied building Traces of philadel-
phla was offered In evidence II was
signed by kurten, AZ secretaFy Kur-
ten was engaged, Mulhali testified. Va
the fight against William Hughes
then a Republican and now a SENATOR
from New Jersey.
Were You sent 10 help hest Hughes
by the National Association ol Manu-
facturersg" ssked Mr Reed.
Yes sir"
why did ,hsy van, to heat
Hughes
con account of HE holdiag q union
card, being affiliated with the Amer
lean Federation ef Labor. and hla AZ.
tivity on tho floor of the house and
with the labor leaders In WashlnG-
ton"
kurten was given credentials. Null
han said, ~ he could set lnlo uniou
labor meetings 20 oppose hnUhsa
ar.Il al N.... 49,.
aecret said Muihail; "lt Waa done
under cover"
"Did you pose a. 4 friend ~ lHp
labor ORGANIZATIONS Aud thus work
against these orHanla flons from lAr
inalde2" asked Senator cnmmlDs
Not IA that time
Chairman Qterman ~ fho senate
committees sent INrmai oel|th lH
Chairman GarfafI IS lne NNee tot
mittee 81 20 o'clork shal lAs stnal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
RESUMPTION OF MONEY
TRUST PROBE PROPOSED
tRy lenscd wire to evening Herald.

Washington, July -. Resumption
Of the money trust inquiry with eN-
tended powers by the house banking
committee WAS proposed In a resolu-
tion today hy Representative Henry
OF Texas, author at the original in
vestigation resolution. II sets forth
that the Pujo committee was unable
TO conclude It's work because of the
expiration of congress and ION nc-
count of opposition Of national banks.
prlvale hnnkers and nthera.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
TUMULT IN SOFIA
REPORTED IN LONDnS

London. July i2.-Rumors ~ tu-
mults In sofia are telegraphed by tho
Vienna correspondent Of the Central
News, who F'rOrts that a mob storm
ed the government offices ana came
into contact with the troops who fired
volley, killing many people u N
also Tnmored that the royal palace w
surrounded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
,.oIf Tournament.

Newburgh, y. Y, July i2.-ln the
annual tournament of the Powel'toa
goif club today Jerome u Trlvers,
national champion, met Gilman y.
Tiffany. Hudson river champion. In
the final round Of the first sixteen In
the first hulf of the match, eighteen
holes Travers beat Tiffany three up
and made score of ~, which is TWO
better than the course record held by
Tiffany.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
CONSUL INSTRUCTED
To ASK FOR RELEASE

Eagle Pass. Tex, July i2.---AmeTi-
can Consul Tutherillsworth at Piedras
Negras today received instruc-
tions Ia demand the release OF l.. l.
Davis and John Rivea. American prls-
oncrs 0f constitutionallsts near Mon
terey Their place of residence is not
known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
AMERICAN WIFE SEEKS
TO DIVORCE BRITISHER
ny LEASED wirc 10 Evening Herald

IUN IN'HNNW WIN 10 FNVIIlIlN TfVFWIW'I
London, July i2.-The PAN Mali
Gazette says today that "a petition for
divorce by Mrs. George Cornwallls-
West formerly Lady Randolph Spen-
Ger churchill, who IL a daughter ot the
late Leonard Jerome Of New York Is
To be heard by the divorce court In "A
few days
ON March 2 Jne was granted q de-
cree against her husband for the resti-
tuition uf coniugal rights
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
ENDEAvOREIS CONSIDER
RURAL CHURCH PROBLEM
tBy Leased Wire co Rvcnlne IIeraId. ]

Los Angeles. July l3.--Among the
subjects discussed today al the varl-
Gus divisional meetings Of the In
ternational convention Of the Chris
tian Endeayor society were the rural
church problem, the Christian En-
deavor institute. field work and the
Young Women's Christian Assooia-
tlon. Tho problem OF efficiency and
expansion again was taken up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
TWO HUNDRED GREEK
VILLAGERS MASSACRED

salonlki July l2-The Greek
troops have fully occupied the town
nf seres. recently In the hands ~ the
Hulgo rlnns. and martial law has been
procluimed there.
The i.gmbeT ~ Greek residents
massacred by the Bulgarians before
they len Sores was goo. Including
most of the prominent citizens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
BOYNE ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION IS
ATTENDED BY
DISORDERS
Fighting Irish Factions For
get Their Differences Long
Enough to Beat Policemen
Who Attempt to Stop Fight.
SKULLS AND WINDOWS
SMASHED AT BELFAST

ARN tfNnN@ WNFN ~ hNNutuu hAttMtMs
belfast, July flpting occurred
here early this morning az the opening
of the celebration OF the Twelfth" /"
the Orangeman July festival. Many
windows were broken and a number Of
policemen and clvlliane were lnluft :,
two Of them 80 severely that they had
10 be taken 20 a hospital
Rival factions or natlonailsia and
unioniats first fought each other fur
ionsly and then. when large body
~ police appeared aud endeavored 10
separate them. Joined forces ana at
tackled the policemen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
WATER SUPPLY CUT.
Off FROM HOMES
OF STRIKERS
New Complication in Long
Drawn Out Controversy Be.
tween Paterson Silk Manu-.
facturers and Employs.

IBy Leased Wlre 10 Evening Herald. ]
Paterson. ~ J.. July i2.-Paier-
sons long drawn out strike Of silk
mill workers developed n new and
~erious complication today with the
cutting on of the water supply In the
houses Of hundreds Of idle families.
Many landlords have carried tenants
for months without rent. meantime
meeting water bills. A health de-
partment order issued demands that
all properly owners turn on the water
within forty-eight hours. special po-
lice have been assigned 90 see that
the order is enforced
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

Brooklyn. July l2.-Presldent Eb-
bets of the Brooklyn club today for
mally protested yesterdays game
with Cincinnati on the ground that
Umpire QuiEley violated the rules
when he ordered Moran back 60 sec-
ond base after that player had ad-
vanced from first 10 third on Wild
pitch In the first inning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
WILD RIDE SAVES
MILITARY TRAIN
Ambushed By Enemy Rebels
Cut Loose Eight Cars and Es.
cape BY Coasting Down Very
Steep Grade.


Eagle Pass. Tex. July IA wild
ride down grade saved most of q con
stitutiOnalist troop train which fed
erals ambushed al Castano yesterday,
according 20 reports reaching mere.
The federals turned heavy artillery
into the train smashing the engine
ana several ears ot supplies Constl-
tutionallsts aboard the train cut loose
eight cars, allowing them to back
down grade into Moncloya. Several
consiituticnalists We're killed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
LIEUTENANT BECKER
DENIED new TRIAL
Higher Courts Alone Can Save
New York Policeman from
Death for Murder of Gam
bier ROsenthal.


New York, July i2.-Charles Beck.
er's application for aew trial en the
charge Of numbering the gambler.
Herman Rosenthal was denied by
the supreme court today, Counsel
had sought 20 reopen the case on tho
ground of newly discovered evidence.
n relief comes 20 Becker now it must
be- through the higher court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
nnnIcl. nn Inslr.tlon TrIn.

Washington July It's Secretary
Daniels left today for three weeks IN
spection of the Pacific coast navy
yards and stations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
RUSSIA HAS FULL POWER
TO MEDIATE DIFFERENCES

Sofia. July 12.-All the belliPorents
in the Balkan war have given Huss'
mll power to find a way tn bring Hos-
tlllties a. an end.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
Wind uais HydJo-aeropIane FIlght

Musk aEon. Mich. July i2.-The
high wind continued this afternoon
The machines ~ both Hayens and
Francis were so badly battered by
high waves last night that II will be-
necessary to wait arrival OF new parts
before the flight h resumed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
EASTERN RAILR0ADERS
UNANIMOUS FOR STRIKE
tBy Leased wire 90 Evening IIereid.I

New York. iuly i2.-t'nion leaders
representing 100000 trainmen and
conductors on forty-nye eastern rail-
roads gathered in New York today to
rutify the strike vote taken recently.
The vote showed ~ per cent of tho
employees are in favor OF enforcing
their demands with "a strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
PRESIDENT RETURNS TO
WASHINGTON TOMORROW
TBy LcnseG Wire 10 Evening neraIe.l

Cornish. y. ~. July President
Wilson will return To Washington to-
morrow much benefited hy his outing.
Today he motored TO Hanover for one
more golf game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

uoDAxvn Nwwp roDAwr.
xou 81 n n ths mnnAxD
nixty Cente a monsh ~ iH osnt1
q wesk delivered ~ yous doors
afay cents by man.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-25
rante aquellas anormales circunstan-

rante aquellas anormales circunstan
cias.
Canta un himno a la clase medica que
desde los primeros momentos supo co
locarse en- STU puesto de honor, con alb
soluto desprecio del peligro, hacienda.
Sc acreedora a la gratitud eterna de
sus conciudadanos.
Asegura, que en- la vista de inspec-
ci6n ocular que la Comisi6n efectuo en-
Caguas recientemente, adquirio la Ger
teza de que, en- la ofcina de Sandal
de aquella poblacion,se vendfan cemen-
to, hierro galvanizado Y otros art1culos,
cosa que no deb1a haber ocurrido. v
que cree no Sc repetira.
Describe elocuentemente 10 que es la
peste bub6nica, y hace historia de su
aparlclon en- ell mundo, leyendo aterra-
doras estadlsticas eXtranjeras, que dan
a conocer los innlpmerables estragos
que aquella epidemic ha causado en di-
ferentes parties del globo, para sacar en-
consecuencia la capacidad del pueblo
puertorriqueno que supo combatir tan
energicamente ell bacillus de la peste.
evitando as1 una horrorosa catastrofe
La Comision entiende que ell pueblo
de Puerto Rico, ha sido grandemente
perJudicado, y debe indemnizarsele de
los considerables perjuicios que sc lie
originaron los ciudadanos con mott
.vo de la campana sanitaria dice, que
81 alg1n perjudicado debe de haber.
debe de ser el pueblo de Puerto Rico ::
y 81 algdn ibenefciado, tambien debe de
serlo ell mismo pueblo por ell mismo lie
cho de ser el que sufrio los periuicios.
. Termina leyendo una R. G. que ser5
presentada a la Camara, proveyendo
para dedicar la cantidad de 5000 do
lares de cualesquiera de los fonydos de-
Tesoro, para indemnizar a todos los
que justiiquen haber sido periudicados
con motive de la Campaia Sanitaria.
UN CABLEGRAMA.
Cuando Sc deslizaba tranquilamente
la session de aver en- la Camara de De.
legados, ell Speaker senor de Diego re.
cibi6 el siguiente cablegrama:
Presidente del Club Puertorriqueflo 4
Presidente Camara de Delegados.
Club Puertorrique1os Baltimore fe
llcltaaes. Proyecto ensenanza espafol
Ternos.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-25
Leyes y Codigo
DE PUERTO RICO
Jose j. Benitez.

La lmprenta del Gobierno en- Wash
lngton ha terminaco recientemente Ia
impression para ell Congreso. on ;na:lss
de una compilation de todas las leves '
codlgos de Puerto Rico
Els creencia de que Sc presentars m
Proyecto ? de ley en- la Legislature do
: uer1o Rlco disponiendo la impression
de una compilation similar an oasta,,a
no. - oas'eiia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-25

noras de 10 mas asistocratico de nuestr;
sociedad, las cuales hac1an resaltar 81
esplendorosa belleza con unas toaleta
acknowledgements sencillas, propias ID,
la austeridad Idle aqaela santa casa.
Terminada la reception, Ia select;
concurrencia hubo de ser invitada a pa
sar un agradable ratio en- la terraza de
palacio, que convertida en- verdaderC
jand1n, lucia una preciosa iluminaci61
a La Venecia, Sc. hallaba artistica
mente adornada con palmas y banderas
entire las que sobresalfa con profusi6n
la ensenanza de Puerto Rico.
va en- plena verbena fueron obsequia-
dos los recepcionistas con pastas y dull
ces delicadlsimos y frescos y deliciosos
cottles, amenizando tan grat1sima fiesta
ell afinado octeto que con tanta compe-
tencia dirige ell reputado maestro Mar
quez, quien nos dio a conocer 10 mas Sc
lecto de su repertoire.
Nuestos ilustres y virtuosos huespe-
des Sc multiplicaban por satisfacer sus
deseos de complacer la concurrencia.
que, avida de departir un momento con
aquellos venerables y santos varones, les
obligaban a hacer verdadero derroche
de cultura y trato social distinguid1si-
mos, mission que ellos cumpl1an con tan
especial complacencia y exquisite CO.
rrecci6n, que acabaron por granjearles
por complete la simpat1a de sus visitan-
tes. Por ESQ aquellas amables horas de
aver noche, pasadas en- tan grata mora
da, no deb1an de haber terminado nun
ca; y 81 alguna duda quedaba de que el
pueblo puertorriqueno es eminentemen-
te catolico, ah1 esta. para dar un solem-
ne rotundo ment1s a los que otra cosa
pretendan asegurar ell brillante acto
celebrado anoche en- ell Palacio Episco-
pal, sin par en- los anales del catolicismo
puertorriquefio.
Los ilustrlsimos huespedes que Sc han
dignado concedernos el honor de dar
con su presencia una importancia tan
grande a las festassdel Centenario, han
visto desflar ante ellos una hermosa
prueba de las hondas raices que en- el
coraz6n de nuestro pueblo, cuya repre-
sentaci6n no pudo ser mas lucida, ha
echado la religion cristiana.
A las II empez6 a iniciarse el desfle,
saliendo todos los concurrentes alta Y
gratamente impresionados de la e0plen-
didez e importancia trascendental de
un acto del que todos guardaremos fel
Y eterno recuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-25
Information politica
Ell PRESIDENTE MEJORADO.

Eu L IhEO1IJEINIE NUEJ ORADO.
Bastante aliviado de la indisposici6n
que padecla y que lie obligo abandonar
sus deberes, tlvimos el gusto de YER
aver en- la Camara popular a su Hon.
Speaker senior don Jose de Diego, quien
estuvo presidiendo la primera parte de
La session.
El BOLETIN, celebra de todas veras
la mejoria experimentada por tan illus
tire enfermo y hace voto por su total
rapido restablecimiento.
VISTA AL GOBERNADOR.
Un considerable n1nero de Delega-
dos, estuvo aver en- ell palacio de la ca
lie de Allen visitando al Gobernador
Mr. Cotton.
Seg1n informes; la vista fue de pura
cortesia, aunque tambi6n Sc asegura
que nuestros representatives fueron a
interesarse ante aquella primera auto
ridad porque lie sea concedido ell indul-