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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
In District Court.
District

In the Forty seventh Distric,
Court yesterday the jury In the case
OF Mrs. Annie Stamp IS the East
ern Railway Company OF New Mex
leo returned an Instructed verdict In
favor OF the defendant
Following this verdict. the case OF
" NJ. Miller vs. The American Cana
dian Land COMPANY was called. and
was stll in pr0gres when the cour,
adjourned Cor the afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
King George Holds Leyee

LONDON. Feb. There was a
large attendance at the leyee held
by King George at ST. James Palace
today. II was the first official
function OF the season and will be
followed on Friday evening Of this
week by the first diplomatic and Of
icial court at Buckingham Palace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
EI,lTT TRAIN DERAILED
J BROKEN WHEEL II CAUSE

An east bound freight. on the
SAINTS Fe. known as the Green Fruit
Extra. was derailed at a point near
81 Francis yesterday about noon,
causing damage 10 a car OF oranges
4 broken wheel was the direct cause
OF the derailment, causing a delay
Of several hours, The track was
cleared about I p m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
Urge kaffir Corn for Texas

FORT WORTH. Feb. "A social
demonstration train left here this
morning for a trip through the Tex
as corr belt to demonstrate the pos
sibilities OF kafir corn. This grain
Is believed TO be especially we'll
adapted to the soil in the black land
belt and its general lanting Is be-
Ing urged upon the growers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
Wisconsin Butternnners Meet

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Feb. -
Buttermakers OF Wisconsin gathered
here in large numbers today for the
annual convention OF their state as
ISOLATION. The programme OF the
injecting covers three days and pro-
vides for addresses by a number Of
noted dairy experts. In connec-
tion with the meeting there is an Ella
borate exhibition OF dairy products
and machinery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
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Mrs. $. S S. Van Buren, St. Kings
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
AMARILLO ELks ATTEND
PIAINNIEW DEDICATION

G. T. Hunt. Secretary OF Amarillo
Lodge No 1923. George Lindsay. j.
Al Stinson. and other members of
the local organization "a 10 Plain
view yesterday to be present at the
dedication 81 the new Elks Home in
thai city
s number remained over for the
grand bal. last night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05
France Observes Mardi Gras

PARIS. Feb. All Paris, and.
in fact. nearly all France, paused In
the customary pursuits OF business
today TO participate in the f%estivi-
ties attendant upon the annual cele-
bratlon OF Mardi Gras. The celebra-
ton centered In the capital, which
became the objective point for
thousands OF visitors from the pro-
vinces. The pageant OF King Car.
nival. which was the feature OF the
day. was more than ordinarily ella
borate and attractive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-05

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
FORMER HAWAIIAN
FAVORS NEVADA

RENO, Nevada, January %. - The
influence of new industry on the
growth of the city was shown yes.
terday in the receipt of letter by l..
D'A. Prince, secretary of the Nevada
Poultry Association.
Mr.. Prince received letter of in
quiry from Honolulu, asking concern
ing the conditions surrounding the rails
ing of poultry in Nevada and further
asking for information from which to
determine whether the general china
tic conditions in Nevada were better
or worse than in the Islands.
Mr.. Prince said last night that he
intended to write favorable letter on
both points because that was the truth
of the situation. He himself has lived
for seven years in Honolulu and states
that the climate of Nevada from the
standpoint of health and comfort is far
superior to that of Hawaii. AS to
poultry raising he is convinced that
Nevada offers one of the best fields
for the industry in the country.
"This inquiry" said Mr. Prince,
"came as direct result of the forma-
tion of the l,evada Poultry Association,
and the bringing of the possibilities of
the State in this line to public atten-
tion. / have no doubt that in this par
ocular instance it will mean another
resident in Reno for business with the
possibility of many more.''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
PRISONER SMILES on
FIRST DAY N JAIL
Murderer ealmendez Asserts Ne
win Be Good-Works in
the Quarry.

For the FIRST time In several weeks
Bonito Galmendcz smiled yesterday M
he marched from his cell to tho Oahu
prison yard to be counted with his fol.
low convicts His hair closely cropped,
wearing a new blue and white striped
denim suit, he took the place assigned
him in tho line, taking his first lesson
in the storm discipline which no must
undergo for tho next twenty yoars. Tho
smile was not one Of pleasure, but an
attempt on the now thoroughly subduod
man TO make friends and establish
friendship with his keepers and his fol.
low convicts.
Twenty years is long timo, but
| am young and will be good and will
learn while | am in hOre,D no said to
a Porto Rican convict.
Galmendoz, for some time at least,
will be kept at work in the quarries.
He worked with n will yesterday, ac-
cording to his keepers, and il is not
expected that he win prove difficult to
handle.
So far as known Galmendez will
make no effort to have his case 70.
viewed by Governor Frear. There is
no doubt but he was correctly informed
as to what to expect in entering plea
of guilty to murder in tho second de.
gree. Those who remember tho tragic
manner in which Private Bostic,
stabbed in the back, met his death, say
that the prisoner escaped very lightly.
"Galmendez is just another unit TO
our prison family said one of the
penitentiary officials yesteray. "we do
not give them numbers here He was
received here yesterday afternoon. His
first trip was to the bathroom, then
to the barber and finally into his new
prison garb. He has been assigned a
cell by himself and this morning began
his first days work as convict. He
has not given any trouble and we do
not anticipate that he will"
The rules of High Sheriff Henry al
How credit of ten days each month for
good behavior. If Galmendez behaves
himself he will secure these credits, al
lowing him to reduce his Imprisonment
by six years and seven months. That
will make it necessary for him to serve
thirteen years and five months. After
that time he will be in position to
apply for parole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07

ly committed by him when he formed
his new cabinet. Katsura answered
briefly and moment later asked the
Emperor to suspend the diet for five
days.
Hence the following imperial edict,
signed by the Emperor, was issued:
The Emperor of Japan orders the
Imperial Diet to be suspended. in
accordance with the constitution,
chapter seven, for five days from
this fifth day of February until the
ninth of the same month.
The crowd at the gate of the parlia-
ment house enthusiastically greeted the
Seiyu-Kai members, while shouting and
jeering at the supporters of the bureau
cratic premier.
The scene was wild one, but there
was no violence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
M0R0S' VICTIM WAS
CRACK CAVALRYMAN

SAN FRANCISCO, January 27.-The
news of the killing of Capt. Patrick
Mentally of the Philippine Scouts and
six of his men, and the wounding of
three ieutenants and nineteen men of
the constabulary, in an engagement
with Moros on the Island of Mindanao
was confirmed by cablegram received
from Manila yesterday.
Captain Mentally had an extensive
acquaintance with army officers in San
Francisco, and was in this city on a
leave of absence about six months ago.
He was commissioned to the Philip
pine Scouts while in the Philippines as
first sergeant in Troop E, Second
Cavalry. With that troop he served
under the present Lieut.-CoI. Lloyd NJ.
Brett, now stationed at the Preside.
Captain Mentally was one of the
crack cavalrymen Of the United States.
he was a member of the troop of cross
country riders which gave exhibitions
in Madison Square Garden, New York,
and in Philadelphia, Boston and other
big cities.
He had served as personal aide of
Colonel Roosevelt, and was picked out
by Sir Robert Baden-Powell as one of
the finest types of American cavalry
men.
Mentally had intended to round out
an eventful career In the army by a
few more years of active service when
fate had him ambushed by wild island
tribesmen, who massacTed him and his
comrades in arms.
Army men who knew Mentally here
were eager for details Of the massacre
last night. All Of them spoke OF him
nth the emotion Of soldier-men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
lny Federal Wireless. Telegraph,

SAN FRANCISCO, February 5. =
Especial to The Advertiser)-
ly at noon today the army transport
Sherman left for Honolulu and Manila.
She carries no regular organization of
troops, but considerable passenger
list of officers and enlisted men.
There Were about seventy-fve officers
and their families on board of whom
Brig Gen. Montgomery N. Macomb is
the senior officer. General Macomb is
the commanding officer of the depart
ment of Hawaii and is returning to Ho-
nolulu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
BRUTAL MURDER OF PARIS
JURIST AND HIS NURSE

PARIS, February 5.-(By Associated
Press Cable to Star Bulletin AN France
is thrilled by the ghastllness of the muir
der of Edouard Peliter, wealthy mem.
Der of the bar of Paris, and his nurse.
The body Of the Judge was found by his
valet this morning, with the marks Of
fingers on the throat, and that Of the
nurse was discovered later, hacked to
pieces with a small axe, such as the
Apaches Of Paris have been known 10 use
In committing crimes Of this nature.
The police believe that the nurse was
an accomplish Of the murderer and ad.
mitted him 10 the chamber Of tho iuriSt.
and was later killed by her ally as the
only living witness of the crime.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
tnr Federal wireles, telegraph,

TRENTON, New Jersey, February 5.
Especial to The Advertiser Pres
ident-e elect Wilson sees no particular
reason why he should announce his
cabinet before he Is ninaugurated, al
though he intimated today that he
would try to reach a decision as to
selections before that time.
81 remember very well,' SAID the
Governor, "that President Cleveland
did not announce his cabinet until af-
ter he had been inaugurated and there
were speculations and gpesses until tie
very day of the announcement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
RECORD FOR CLEVELAND.

NORTH YAKIMA, Washington, Jan
uary ga carload of apples, specially
selected and packed fruit, was billed
out Of North Yakima Tuesday for the
Hamburg American Steamship Com.
pany, at San Francisco. The fruit is
10 he used bv the company on one
of it's round.the-world tours. Accom-.
pauying the fruit will be Mr.. and Mrs.
" NJ Gilbert and eirht children. They
plan 20 circle the globe, being away
from North Yakima four months. The
purchase OF eight full and two half.
fare tickets around the world Il the
largest OF its sort yet recorded In local
ticket Offices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
tBy Federal wireless Telegraph,

NEW YORK, February Especial
to The Advertiser) the Ameri-
can Asphalt Trust caused his downfall
and is endeavoring to keep him out of
the United States because of ''grab'
of Venezuelan asphalt lakes, is the
claim today of Cipriano Castro, former
president of Venezuela, who is seeking
to avoid deportation from the United
States.
The asphalt trust, Castro declares,
fears that the possible resumption of
power in Venezuela by Castro would
interfere with its options on the asphalt
lakes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
(By Federal wireless Telerrnnb !,

BERLIN, February Especial to
The Advertiser)-Princ Eitel Fritz,
Kaiser Wilhelm s second son, narrowly
escaped death today when an express
train on which he was travelling from
Bucharest to Berlin crashed into the
rear of an oil tank train near Mediash.
The collision caused an explosion of
the oil, burning fluid flying over the
wrecked coaches. Many persons are re-
ported fatally injured but the Prince
and his suite escaped injury and aided
the injured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
TIRED OF MARTYRDoM.

LONDON, February 5.-(By Asso-
ciated Press Cable to Star Bulletin) -
Imprisoned suffragettes today granted
permission to their friends to pay their
fines and get them out of prison, where
they have been ever since their arrest on
charges of malicious mischief Sylvia
Pankhurst and nineteen other victims for
the cause were set at liberty this morn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
EXAMINATION SECRET.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-(By AS
ISOLATED Press Cable to Bulletin y
The examination of William Rockefeller
by the money trust committee will be held
at the hotel in Jekyll Island, South Caro-.
lima, beginning Friday, and it will~be in
secret. The announcement was made this
morning that no newspaper men would
be admitted to the examination of the
oil mapnate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
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(By Federal wireless Telegraph.

X by Federal Wireless Telegraph.) \
4 LONDON, February 5.-(Spe- 4
\ cial to The Advertiser) The Brit \
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X negotiations with the principal \
X North Atlantic steamship lines i
X with a view to equipping vessel i
4 with a powerful wireless installa- 4
X ton to patrol the iceberg regions i
\; and notify wireless stations on the \
x American coast and liners plying i
X the Atlantic Ocean of the locatioi i
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
BRADLEY MARTIN DEAD.

NEW YORK, February 5.-(By As
ISOLATED Press Cable to Star Bulletin)
Bradley Martin, the well known
social leader of New York and New
port, died at his home here today. No
arrangements have been announced as
yet for his funeral, which it is believ-
ed will be most simple, by the ex-
pressed wish of Mr.. Martin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
ADRIANOPLE HAS
FEW HOURS
RELIEF
Bombardment Stops for Demand
to Surrender, But Later
Begins Again.
PREPARING TO STORM CITY
One Thousand Turks Captured
Severe Fighting Near
Constantinople.
PREPARING TO STORM CITY
lnr rederal wIreles. relerraph.l


SOFIA, Bulgaria, February 5.--(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser) THE lombard.
ment of Adrianople stopped at eleven
o'clock last night, when the Bulgarian
commander unaer flag of truce, in.
formed the town that the cannonading
would cease for twenty-four hours to
enable the city to surrender. Later
dispatches say the bombard-ient has
been resumed.
AS no explanation is given it is sup
posed Turkey refused absolutely to sur
render and the Bulgarians, deciding not
to waste the twenty-four hours truce,
reopened with their cannonading.
1t is expected that a determined at
tempt to capture the fortress by storm
will be made within a few hours
One of the wings of the Bulgarian
army moved near Adrianople today, the
rival outposts now being but two hun
dred yards apart.
SoRTIE FAILS, TURKS CAPTURED.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
LONDON, February Especial to
The Advertiser) -Dispatche from the
front tonight record another crushing
blow to the Turks. "a large force of
Turks made sort1e from the Constan-
tinople defense lines, but were repulsed
and one thousand captured.
Several fighting between the Turks
and the Bulgars on the Gallipoh PENN
sula is reported to have started today
at an, early hour and the Turks have
sustained heavy losses. Forty-five thou
sand Turks and Arabs are doggedly re-
sisting the Bulgar advance.
Little Damage Reported.
CONSTANTlNOPLE, February 5. =
(By Associated Press Gable to Star
Builetin) 1.-The commander of Adriano-
pie has wirelessed in to the war depart
ment here announcing that the damage
done by the bombardment of the Allies
SO far has been small. Only eight men
have been killed and some fifty build
ings set ablaze, says the dispatch.
That the Turks are preparing to as
sumo the, offensive in the lines before
4chatalia is reported. The Grand vi
zier, Mahmoud Shefket, left here for
the front last night, presumably with
the intention of starting the com
manders there in forward movement
The cannon are to be distinctly heard
from the streets of the city anu the
people are leaving here with their wives
and children.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
JAPAN PROPOSES TO MAKE
GREAT SHOWING AT FAIR
(By Federal Wireless. telegram. }

TOXIC, February 5.-(Special to
The Advertiser) and one-half mil
lion dollars for Japan g display at the
Panama Pacific Exposition in San
Francisco in 1915, is included in the
government s budget for this year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07

After hunting six weeks for a
preacher to perform the ceremony,
Pearl Dole and Oliver Jones were mar.
ried in the remote Hill country, fifty
miles west of Eugene, Oregon. Their
mail order license and wedding ring
were obtained six weeks ago, but there
was no one in the vicinity authorized
10 tic the knot, and the father Of Miss
Dole made two trips TO Florence, about
thirty miles from the Dole home, to
employ a minister 20 perform the cere-
mony. On his third trip TO Florence
the father induced Rev. John Drumm
TO accompany him to the mountains on
horseback.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
tRy Federal wirele,, Telerrnph. !,

LONDON, February 5.-(special to
The Advertiser Margaret James, a
militant suffragette, was today sentenc-
ed to six months imprisonment at the
old Dailey sessions on the charge of
wrecking number of windows. She
pleaded that she had broken the wan.
dows "for the cause
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
tRr Feaernl wlrelers TeIegraph.

TOXIC, Japan, February 5.-(Spec-
ial to The Advertiser)- scenes
were witnessed during the dispersal of
the japanese diet today, after vote
of censure on the government under
Prince Katsura being carried.
The exits from the chamber were
thronged with people who cheered the
members of the Constitutional Party
when they assaulted Saburo Shinada
and other so-called sponsors of the
National Liberty Party. They were
thrown out of their rickshaws when
they attempted to drive away and an
effort to duck them in the canal was
only frustrated by the police.
The diet was suspended five days by
order of Emperor Moshihito, after dis
orderly scenes in which Premier Kat
sura' Is policy was attacked. 1t is ex-
pected that Prince Katsura will i'm
mediately dissolve the diet and call for
a general election, meanwhile retaining
Office.
The order suspending the session was
issued by the Emperor himself. 1t was
read to the house after the debate,
which had continued for two hours.
The resolution expressing lack of con-
fidence in the cabinet was introduced
leader of the Constitutional Party.
He spoke eloquently, making a bitter
attack on Katsura, whom he charged
with ignoring the constitution and rid
ing rough shod over the wishes of the
people.
Prince Katsura Is reply was brief. He
pointed out that he had accepted the
premiership at the command of the EN-
peror and he offered precedents for the
course he had pursued.
The attitude of the opposition is de-
termined and the only outlet from the
present deadlock appears to be the Sc
lection of new diet and a redistribu-
tion Of the parties.
To Aid of His Premier.
Especial Cable to the Nippu Jiji.)
TOXIC, Japan, February 5.-For the
second time the thirtieth session of the
imperial Japanese diet was today sus-
pended by order of the Emperor. This
action was taken Immediately after the
presentation by Yukio Ozaki, one of the
two floor leaders of Seiyu-Kai, of a
resolution calling for the impeachment
of Premier Prince Katsura and his
bureaucratic ministry.
Prior TO the presentation of the inn
parchment resolution by Ozaki, Prince
Katsura, the premier, addressed the
chamber of deputies, explaining in de-
Gail the policies of his new cabinet.
Among other things he declared that
his cabinet is ready to take every pos.
sible diplomatic advantage 10 improve
the status of the Empire in the eoun.
ellis of the Powers.
Following this, Hajime Motoda, also
floor leader Of seiyu.Kai or Constitu.
tional party, attacked the government
and demanded an explanation on the
part OF the Premier Katsura ~ TO the
alleged unconstitutional action wilful.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
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tacks of Group, watch for the first
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07

WASHINGTON, February 6.-(By As
sociated Press Cable -FiHbuster tactics
by the opponents to the appropriation of
50, 100000 for the governments partici-
patton in the Panama Pacific Exposition
at San Francisco in 1915, in the house
yesterday, practically forestalled action
on this appropriation for the present ses-
sion of congress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07
PRINCE WEEDS AMERICAN.

PARIS, February 5.-(By Associat-
ed Press Gable to Star-Bulletin) -
Prince Murat this afternoon was mar.
ried to Helena Stallo, of Cincinnati
The ceremony was a simple one.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-07

For the first time In It's history Salt
Lake City has at its head Socialist
mayor. Henry W, Lawrence took
charge for month during the absence
OF mayor Samuel q. Park.