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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

It secret from me. but / have no reason
70 think that he did
Judge Gary denied the operation of =
system Of interlocki0g directorates be
tween teh corporation and various other
concerns He also entered dcniais 20 any
fixing OF the price or rails by the cor-
poration Al IS for any Of its competitors.
as alleged. and declared the policy 81 the
organization had always been one II fair
ness and willingness % aid the govern
ncnt investigators 20 AN particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.
MORSE AFTER SOUND LINES
Reported Ready to Bid, If New
Haven Has to Sell.

Boston. June at is said that Charles
". Morse. having secured control ~ the
Hudson Navigation Company. ia studying
the New England railroad situation with
q View 10 being a bidder for the Long
Island Sound steamship lines II the Ne"
Haven Railroad is Obliged 10 sell them.
Before the financial troubles 81 1907
Mr. Morse offered the New Haven 500
o00. 600 for all ~ steamship interests IN
Guiding the Fan River Line. II the Inter
state Commerce commission forces the
New Haven 10 go out of the steamship
business Mr. Morse may b. in position
10 bid more advantagoUsly for those
lines than In 1907. for previously the
New Haven was not obliged 10 sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
MOBILE eoNDHoLoERs ACT.

A committee has been formed for the
protection OF the holders Of New Orleans,
Mobile g. Chicago Railroad Company first
and refundine mortgage per cent gold
bonds The members Of the committee
ara Iohn w Platten. chairman. Robert
Flaming London. James G. Cannon.
Frederick william Scott and l. nelson
strother Baltimore. Beekman' Menhen
g. Griscom are counsel and V. Ehrlicner
secretary TO the committee. The United
states Mortgage and Trust Company Will
act as depositary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
-; y ? ;ss J. 4 y ;r4szrr
== =rr-rrrr+r-T-+-+++-----t. |.
800 J. !. !. 81 1-as7

The approximate amount Of me , zen "a
80 ~ safisfy which the above descf loee
49,, a.. 10 10 sold ia S1s2 G22. 90, WIN
,,eres, thereon from the TIN DAY u May.
taf2 together with the costs ana allo" ~
= .Ilvu.o.tss- to,a together with the expenses
~ he sale the approximate amount 81 me me
ave. sssessments and water rstes' or ~.
liens. ohich are 70 be aiIo"ep oney ar osid
chaser out OF the purchase money. -. pa
- referee IL t25 90 and interest
mated New York MAJ 2ard lSl3 ,..
EDWARD r. Finch heIt----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
PENN. DIRECTORS ELECTED
Stockholders of Railroad Name
BOARD at Annual Meeting

Pittsburgh. June 3-The annual meeting
OF stockholders Of the Pennsylvania CONF
panv. held here to-day elected these d.
rectors.
Samuel Rea. Henry Tatnall. John !.
Green. william n Barnes. y. Parker
shortridge George Wood. q. stuart raj
terson and Efingham y. Morris. ~ Phila-
delphia: Joseph Wood. J. J. Turner. Ed
ward r. Taylor D. r. McCabe and O. l.
Peck. OF Pittsburgh.
A meeting Of the board 70 elect officefs
will be held In philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04

approximate amount n the lien or
ssf 70 satisfy which the above described
pe'U is % te sold IS S34 slS.il. with inter
nsreCr from ne 18th Gsy OF MAJ. 1913.
ssns, with tne costs and allowance amount
AsI Al. win interest thereon from the
asy or MAJ 1913 together with the eN-
- oi tre sale The approximate amount
axes Assessments and other liens which
Dc allowed 20 The purchaser out ~ the
- 81 MONEY. Or paid by The Referee IL
80 er1 interest.
4'iei. Nev Yo-. Nav 9th. 1913
--.. CHARLES s. o NEIL. Referee
- " POWELL. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
y wa. street. Borough Of Manhattan.
~ 70, Cts,
r.hEAE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
vi, .Sa Edgar E. Appleby and John
.'g( Plaintiffs. against The Bedford EoIle-
sasr,s o''a"s anu O'''e''
- pgrs1snca ~ Judgment OF force osurs
.-.'t GUY made and entered IN the above
81 - l,lion ana bearing date the tn day OF
~ !eia. j. the undersigned. the referee in
- '-18Nenf named. Wit sell a. public auc-
40 lse Exchange saIesrOom. Nos. 32Ds-
a.-, 'I ~. avenue N no Borough OF The
-. 10y ~ New York. on the 18Th day or
'ts., 4el"' az u O'Clock noon on that day. by
~ Il Dat AlrroneeJ the premises d.
tfrb, sag ncut 20 be sold. and therein
ne az follows.
lsi certain I0t piece or parcel ~ land.
.-l-S.. Wy. COUNTY ald State % New York,
80 a0f described a. foiloWs:
iso-- a. point on the essterly side OF
=, avenue. distant -Four hundred and eight
~ -a toriy-seteu hundredths Of foot
"a ~ lofiherly from the corner formed BY
's-s-..' ',fvction ~ the said easterly side Of
-srf,,s avenue and the northeriy side - One
isr-. aha ,ixty-hfth street. and running
-oriherlr along the said essterly SIDE
~. e Avenue. one hundred ana thirteen
rs.s Ihirly-tnre- huldredths OF foot;
r D.. 'HterF. parallel with the northeriy side
~. !, hundred and Sixty-ffth street. ninety
's,,,-e ee southcrly parallel with the said
e. s'le N Jerome Avenue. one hundfed
z ,.een feet and thirty three hlndredths
r.. ~ anf thence westerly. again parallel
al g.. sald n0rtheriy side 81 One hundred
.al,s-i> MN Street. ninety feet 10 the sal )
.s-t 4. 80 N Jerome Avenue. az the point or
Ds,as ginning
New York. Nay 21st. 1913.
4vyo,. MALLBRIDGF E. TAFT. Referee.
w CANNON, Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
fs,.' ,De,aslNay. Borough % Manhattan. New
"a. Aing is diagram Of tAe property To
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
PEREA FUNERAL rs
ATTENDED BY MANY

The funeral of the late Colonel
Francisco Perez. former member OF
congress ana for many years promi-
nent as politician and statesmen.
whose death occurred Wednesday
evening. was held this morning with
services In the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Chauncey Foreman officiating.
assisted hy Rev Thomas Hnrwood.
chaplain of @. X. Warren Post 40. 8.
q. A. Il Burial was In Fairvlew
cemetery.
Colonel perea was veteran of the
Civil war and the local post of the
Grand Army Of the Republic attended
the funeral today In "a body.
The pallhearers who officiated to-
day were:
Governor y. 8. Slower W w. Me-
Donald. Justo Armiio. Perfecto Arni-
10. -, A. Macpherson and Jose Pc
rea. n
the honorary pallhearers we're:
w ". ". Allison. Gavino Garcia.
Pedro Garcia. r.. J. strong Major ~.
u. whiting and Melton s. Otcro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
PERSONALS.

Mrs Agnes Donohue. for many
years resident of Albuquerque. now
making her home In IN paso. arrived
IN the city Hast evening for a visit OF
a week. Mrs. Donohue IL the mother
OF Policeman Edward Donohue.
E. J. strong. proprietor OF strong's
book store. returned last night from
Roswell. whore he WIS elected presl-
dent OF the New Mexico Retailers
association. Mr.. Strong was enthus-
iastic over the success OF the meeting
and the hospitality shown the dele
gates by the people Of Roswell and
the Pecos valley.
The w, G. n. q. win hold n social
meeting Tuesday al 2:3O y. M, al the
home Of Mrs. g. +. Vaughn, aga So
Arno street and all interested women
ere urged 10 be present. The state
W. &. T. 4. II securing a cottage for
headquarters during the Mountninnlr
ChautauQua this summers the Santa
Re union has contributed 5000 and
the Albuquerque union il anxious TO
make a substantial contribution. Any
cause who feels like helping II asked
to leave a gift. great or smail, with
Mrs. Vaughn. aga South Arno. or any
member OF the w. G. r. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Alexander Powell.
OF New York. are In Albuquerque
gathering material in New Mexico for
an article on the southwest TO appear
i'm the Sunset Magazine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell being writer's OF considerable
note. Mrs. PDW sll viii return east to-
night and Mr.. Powell goes from here
to Deming. after which he viii take
a trip into Mexico and Central Amer
lea. Mr.. and Mrs Powell were shown
the sights Of the city and valley to-
day by Secretary Henlng Of the Com-
mercial cub.
Mrs. Fern g. Klng mas filed suit
In the district court asking a divorce
from her husband. Dr Ossinn n.
King. Abandonment ~ alleged az
the cause for divorce and the de-
PENDANTS last known address IL glver
as Little Rock. Ark. The couple were
married June 2t. 1919. IN Little
Rock Mrs. King II In the millinery
business here
Melton Mares had his left hand
badly crushed in a hide press az the
Louis Ilfeid hide and pelt house yes
torday. Two hngers We're broken and
the hand lacerated. About year
ago Mares broke homes IN both OF hts
feet when an elevator in which he
was riding dropped 80 basement IN
the Ilfeld place,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
{ MOVIE" PEOPLE
SELECT NEW
SETTING
st. Louis Motion Picture Com
pany Will, Beginning To-
morrow, Make Some Big
Films at New Santa Fe Ad-
dition.

Albuquerque people will ind plenty
to interest them tomorrow IN the new
santa Pc addition. where, II II an
nounccd the ST. Louis Motion Picture
company. whi,h N permanently locat-
ed in this city, will produce q number
of typical western films The motion
picture people say that the santa ZEE
addition property comprises an ur-
usual number ct the scenic elements
necessary for their work. and they
propose To operate there for some
time
The scene of the motion picture OPP
eFdtlons tomorrow may be reached
by taking the second street ear line
90 the corner ot Third and santa Fe.
whirh is within a couple Of blocks OF
the addition. Scenes tor the pictures
viii be laid in every part of the prop
crty-in the pretty grove along the
rivers edge and ON the streets. In
dian tepees. western cabins" am
other necessary scenic accessories Will.
of course. be provided by the picture
people
Visitors To- the santa Re addition
have been numerous during the past
week. and number of desirable lots
have been sold The lots are pecul-
iarly attractive because of their near
ness TO the site ~ the new Santa pc
shops, and many OF the purchases
have been made purely for invest
ment purposes The terms. too--s5
down and 81 month--are so easy
that they cannot tail 20 appeal to peo-
pie OF limited capital who desire 10
make q start ~ real estate owners
Detailed Information concerning the
addition may he had at the John NJ
Moore Really company. exclusive
agents for the property.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE
CONTEST WEDNESDAY

-Four young ladies' OF the Immacu-
late Conception parish will compete
for a gold medal In a Christian Doc
trine contest In the ~. Mary's hall
Wednesday evening next beginning Al
7:3O o'clock. The contestants will
be Misses Eleanor vaughey. Grace
McDermott. barbara Harris and Ros-
nline Esplnosa. The Rold medal ls
the gift OF Mr.. T. KirkiR. of Brook
lyn. n y. a friend OF Father Mazda
lari. who viii question the contest
ants The Judges viii be two Jesuit
Fathers The contest will not con-
sist IN memory work. but In che 70
luton ana explanation of difficult
pointa % religion. a contest Of this
kind IL most difficult for che contest
ants and creditabie for the schools
they represent al are invited to
attend the contest Wednesday even
ing. No invitations have been issued.
A musical program will be a feature
of the evenings program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
MANY WILL ATTEND
PAN HELLENIC
BANQUET
Eminent Speakers 20 Address
Frat Men at State Organiza-
ton Meeting to Held Tues
day Evening.

The greatest Interest IL being mani
Tested In the progress OF arrange
ments for the Pan-Hellenlc assocla-
ton banquet which ia TO be held in
the Alvaradc hotel next Tuesday eve.
ming, beginning az O'Clock. Local
fraternity men are working 20 make
the banquet great success. Major
y. J. Palen Of Santa Re and Col. r.
r. Twitchell. on the statewide COM
mittee. are rendering valuable aid IN
promoting the affair among out-of-
town fraternity men. The local com
mistee on arrangements consists OF n.
". Crews. l.. r. Miller y. A. Davis
and Prof John ID. Clark. Fraternity
men who wish to attend the banquet
and have not secured tickets are
asked 10 communicate with any
member 81 the arrangements COM
mittee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
NEARLY $4,000 IS
PLEDGED FOR THE
STATE FAIR
Several Sub Committees in I'm.
portant Sections of the Bust
ness District Have as Yet
Failed to Report.

total OF s6.7il.5o has been
pledged thus tar To finance the
Thnty-third Annual New Mexico fair.
according To- an announcement made
last night hy Manager Frank A.
Stortz, Final reports are yet To- Dee
received from a number of commit
tees ana II is believed that the &tO.-
600 goal Is not an imaginary one.
several subcommittee who nave
been assigned 10 cover important Sec
iions have as vet Jailed Ia begin So
iiciting. These committees. however.
VIII get busy az once ana make re-
ports early next week. II WAS agreed
last night that the state fair commits
sion will meet here on June and
that a mass meeting viii follow prob
ably the next evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

Col a. O. Chadhaurne. manager az
the Albuquerque Traction company.
placed q Eang "a lahorara on ms iob
early sodny Installing switch 81
fisst street ana Copper avonue. Tho
switch IL 20 be- installed for tnt nur-
pose of permitting stroet ears a. run
through from the Highlands 10 Ola
Town. The transfer station al First
and Central VIII be abandoned when
the switch a Installed. while wnrk-
Ing on First street the traction COM
pany gnne viii lay picked Ties and
otherwise prepare the right o. way
for tAe paving whsch u soon to be
undertaken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
WILL PRESENT SUNDAY"
AT 0RPHEUM TONIGHT

The Glass Stock company, which IL
playing "a special engagement at the
Orpheum theater. made a big hit last
evening with a presentation OF Time.
Place ana the Girl" capacity
house saw the performance. and Il il
expected that standing room will be
~ a premium 40 tho Orpheum this
evening. when the CLASS company
Vii present Sunday" the comedy
In which Ethel barrymore was sue
cessfully starred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
LAS VEGAS GRAND JURY
RETURNS INDICTMENT
AGAINS LOCAL MAN
Especial CsrrssPssaess. ~ sns msraIal

Especial Cerre~pesdesee - the Hteraidb
Las Vegas. y. NJ. May 24.--Charged
With having criminally libeled Apollo
Mo Sena Of Las Vegas, Editor Mar
ion l., Fox OF the Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal was indicted by the grand
jury OF san Miguel county yesterday
evening. The alleged iipelous arr
tlcie was published last fall.
other indictments were found
against Marcos MoyH. assault with
deadly weapon and hourishlng deadly
weapon In settlement; and Juan pol
lack on the same charge.
The court refused 10 grant mo-
ton by COUNCIL that the case Of Ra-
mon Garcia charged with the murder
OF Gabriel Gallegos geo over until the
next term
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
BEDS AND BEDDING
NEEDED BY THE
ORPHANAGE
Persons Who Have lled Fur
nishings for Which They
Have No Further Use. Are
Asked to Donate Them.

With seven boys 10 care FOR and
twenfy~threo applications for edmis-
sion, the Franclscan orphanage 10 be-
coming quite an institution ana sbe
temporary quarters on West Central
avenue are becoming crRmped. The
orphnnage II badly IN need Of bsds
and bedding 90 accommodate the lit
tie fellows who apply fnr a home and
Albuquerque people who have bed
furnishings for which they have no
further use. are asked 10 donate them
10 the orphanage Those who wish
TO make such donations are asked 10
notify the Franciscan sisters and arr
engagements VIII be made 10 call for
them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

The funera. Of Miss Fidella orilx.
whose death occurred yesterda, AZ
foi south Fourth street. viii be held
tomorrow afternoon al 2 o'clock with
services Ia the church ~ the Sacred
Heart ana buriai IN san dose eeln-
etery. Miss Ortiz WAS SO years old
and sister Of Mrs. Nora Ortiz and Of
Frank Ortiz ana half-sster OF 10.
L. Gonzales Heart failure was the
cause of death. which occurred az
1910 last evening after tong illness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
VESSEL DESTROYED
BY SUNKEH NINE
Turkish Steamship With Two
Hundred Passengers Aboard
Meets Disaster in Port of
Smyrna Harbor.
TBy LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald. !

By leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. !
smyrna. May 2f-The steamer Me-
vnda with 200 passengers on board
struck three mines ln succession today
IN the Gulf of smyrna only eighty
of the passengers ana crew are re-
ported saved. The miues were
strewn IN the coast waters by the
Turks TO prevent attack by the creek
Zee; during the Balkan war
London. May 24--The steamer
Nevada with 20G passengers on hoard
today struck mine on the gulf Of
smyrna, and sank. according 10 a
despatch from Cunstnntinople 10 the
Exchange Telegraph company.
The Nevada was owned by the Hadil
Dnont company and ran IN the east
ern Mediterranean.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
ARMY OFFICER AND
WIFE CHARGED
WITH Theft
Accused Lieutenant Denies
Guilt and Hints at Plot to
Levy Blackmail and Drive
Him Out Of the Army.
IBy Ieasci wire a. rveninr sfrrsld.

Ivy LEASED Wire a. rsveuinG Sfrrsld. ]
Houston. Tex, May 2f--Testimony
WIS taken here today go hearing Of
chufges that Lieutenant Joseph l..
Wier, United states army. and ms
wife. Mildred Wier, stole dresses
WORTH $500 from the wife OF Captain
J. =. Cecil. q. y. A.. at Fort Mae
hengie, Wyo.. e0out q wear ago. The
testimony was taken ~ commits
sloner In an EFFORT 20 determine
whether there we're grounds for re-
turning Lieutenant and Mrs. Wier "a
Wyoming for trial
An ailldayid by Lieutenant Wicr was
read declaring that Captain cecil had
Uttered to end the entire matter u
Wier would pay him $1,000 In cash
and resign from the army. The am
dhvit said Wier refused the offer. The
henring adjourned until same g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
nAcoALAuREArn snnMox AL


fsSeftnl CervsspaRecnss 90 the mernla1
las Cruces. N. NJ. May Sl.--The
luncheon 10 the senior clasn az 4 p.
m. today ~ the presidents residence
ushered IN the program OF commences
ment cxerclsos which will keep things
busy a. the New Mexico Agricultural
college all next week. The hacca-
laureate service viii occur tomorrow.
with address by President w. y. Gar
rlson, and the commencement exer-
cisen proper will BE- held Thuraday.
the address 10 be by Hon. q. A. Rlch-
ardson Of Roswell. Wednesday will
be chiefly devoted 90 cadet dFlll,
class day exercises and athletic events
The college closes this year its most
successful year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
FRA ELBERTUS WILL
Be GUEST Of
THE BARTH'S
Philistine to Arrive Here TO.
night En- Route East From
Silver City Where He De.
livered Lecture.

Elbert Hubbard mhtfgiae known
~ Era Elbertus. - TIE rhilstlna. 81
East Aurora. n ". VIII ptrive Is me
city tonight 20 BE- the rueat "a state
Senator and Mrs. isanc nafih ni their
home on Tileras avoune Mf. Ifuh-
hard delivered lecture "a Silver CIV
last night on the topic al Making
q Living" and was Hospitality enter.
tained by the pcaple Of silver city.
the entertainment Including = Inn
cheon IN his honor NJ the Cottage snn-
itarium. banquet by the chamber ~
commerce and auto ride TO surround.
ina mining camps and Fort Bayard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
SUMMER TERM At
THE BUSINESS
COLLEGE

The summer term az the Albuquer-
que business College viii open on
Monday, June I'd. when new classes
via he started In the fan commercial
stenographic and ciyil service courses
During the summer months school
sessions viii last from \ until i2
o'clock In the morning. the afternoon
sessions being omitted The summer
term has always been we'll attended,
ana advance indications are that tho
opening day this year viii be marked
by heavy registration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
ARRIVALS At THE
HOTEL COMBS

The following oui-of.town guests
were registered today AT Hotel
Combs; Mrs. w. u. Beddow. Gallup.
Mrs. y v. Aldrich. Gallup; y. j..
Bacon. n. ", w. r. wolchsr. chlca-
so; Joe J. Noe. ST. Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno J. Koogler Ins Vegas:
Cnas. ". Pollok. 8uffaloi Mr., ana
Mrs. w. I. Lyman, Buffalo; Dr. and
Mrs. a. ~. Clarke, Portland, ore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

fspeeial Congregations e. tha Merasa1
Las Vegas N. H.. May 2s.--9lxty-
five students, the largest class ever
turned out Of n New Mexico higher
educational institution. win be grad
nated next week from the New Mcxl-
60 Normal university. which during
the last few years under the direction
OF President Frank ~. n. Roberts.
has grown into one OF the lending
normal schools ~ the west. The
commencement exercises viii be held
Thursday evening. May 20. az s.a0
o'clock. in the auditorium. Guests Of
honor at the exercises will be Lieut..
Governor v. q, DeBaca, State school
Supt. Alvan n. White. District Judge
y. J. feahy, County supt. M. =. Des-
marals. and Herbert w. clark. nHslst-
ant q. $. district attorney. The pros
gram a. az follows.
Program.
Music--The Normal University
band
Voluntary. ."Rondo Capriccioso." ~.
Mendelssohnl Miss Marguerite Cinx-
ton
Music "a Night In May" Csilver).
Glce Club.
lnvocati0n-Thc Reverend Norman
skinner.
Muslc"A serenndc." ,Schuberl).
Soioist. Edna Gerard
class oraiion-The Honorable WI.
liam Hayes Pope
Presentation ~ Diplomas ami Con-
ferring of Degree President Frank
~. ~. Roberts.
Music.--'Love's old Sweet Song"
Molloy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

bernard Clnmensa DonnaIIy.

Bernard Clements Donnally. infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrr. 4. H. Donnaily,
formerly Of Albuquerque, now Of
Needles. Cal, paased away Recently
after an illness Of several days aged
three months and ten days. The
Donnaliys win have she sympathy Of
numerous local friends because OF the
loss of their loved one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

. MICA AN IMPORTANT .
~ MINERAL -


The IMMORAL mica has become an
important article 10 the Industrial
world. and large manufacturing COM
panies. chiefly manufacturers OF cleo
ttical apparatus and machinery. wall
papers ana stoves are dependent on
u regular supply of a. Properties
which render mica valuable In these
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
GIRL TAKES ROUGH ON
RATS By MISTAKE AND
HAS MARROW ESCAPE


lspeeInl Corrospssaense 20 she mesnsaS
Maxwell, n. NJ, May 13.---Taltina
about teaspoonfui of rough on rats
BY mistake for powdered snMo. Mise
Bernice Allen. aged Is. 81 French.
this county had a marrow escRpa
from death ~ poisoning yesterday.
The doctor was Immediately sutnmon4
- and emergency treatment got lhe
elrl out of danger.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24
snuA IInic snsncndcd

Washington, May ga proposed
advance of about six cents hundred
pounds In the freight rates on pota-
toes and other vegetables from Lou
isiana and Arkansas 10 Rocky Noun
tain territory was suspended until
september 20, by the Interstate com
morce commission. pending an in
vestigntion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-24

There never was a time when peO-
pie appreciated the real merits 0f
chamberlain Cough Remedy more
than nov. This Is shown by the In i.
crease In sales aud voluntary testi-
monlals from persons who have been
cured by n. ~ you or your children
are troubled with a cough or cold
with Its good qualities. For sale by
all drugeietE