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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

Two-baSe HIT Crawford. T~hree-baS.
at trawtOli. Sacrifice hits. DEelIL
. s"u. Stui-u bases. olson. Ryen.
or. uey, lu-h Double Ylay. Turner to
l.1'.c 20 Johnston. Eases on balls. on
.urtL. e. o. kIrier. :. on Blanc ng. :.
Str.c- BY Wl!iett. :. Empires:
vans ana I.gan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
base hits +,

Two base hits Evans. Mitchell Three
base hit GrtneT sacrifice MT Mowrey.
stolen bases Safer. Double pF
Loiry. HugEiuS 20 kOuetchy Base On
halls. Lavender. g. Grfuer. !. struck
nut GrIurr. % R.uiuHca. /. Empires.
pDuy aId Emslie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

The WarwOod VI. = Sunday school
team defeated the Second P--s aytrI.Ln
3 The game was called 3. the -tAta
inning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

The Martins Ferry I1r0ls are open Tor
"a game with any fas- team. UL any
grounds. oD July =. Tie s-4.- t-ai. .4s
saturdays Sundays .pr. Cor s4tIus.
ltolly 70 SnOdgEass. manager. Martins
Ferry Ideals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
NATIO NAl LEAGUE

XestsrdAy-s Results.
New York. 4; Brooklyn. o.
Philadelphia, s. Boston. 8.
-. Louis. !, Chicago. o.
C1ncinnati-P Pittsburgh. rain.
ro-dny's oamsA
Boston at New York.
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati
flttsourgh at st. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
STUBS TAKE FAST TEN
INNING GAME FROM SMOKES
CAME UP PROM BEHIND AND TIED
SCORE IN THE EIGHTH.
Pushed Winning Nun Across Aftsr
Three Pitchers were Used
BY Each side.
Special dispatch to The Intelligencor.

Special Dispatch 10 the In~teiligencer.
STEUBENVILLE. O.. June 24.@rhe
Stubs came up from behind In n hard
fought UPHILL contest at Mans reid
Tuesday afternoon and won from the
Wheeling Stokies I'm ten Innings. the
score beng Q TO 9. All eighth inning
rally tied the score for the stubs and
hen they pounded over the needed tally
TO win in tho tenth. Both teams used
three pitchers. Toothman gets tho cred
IL Tor the victory and Heismsn IL crel-
TIED with the loss. The game WAS re-
plete with sensational plays. Claus-ts
throwing 70 the plate being the real big
feature. lie cut "n Two runs. y mar
vicious throws from deep middle nslI.
Murray's batting also feature4. as Ec had
= perfect batting average.
Tho visitors scored three runs In the
opening round 0y batting splitter Jones
or the mound. Gray let n with a
another single and Jones advanced them
each q peg Wit. "a sacrifice. Priest"
stepped into u L!ce one and drove both
runners Ove- tie plato with "a single.
Burden STRUCK out. Jones Was yauNtd
after the FIRST and Watkins went In.
They g- another rum IN The nfth.
Hammond singled. but was forced by
Jones. Jones Z IN stole second Frie-f-
strIcN out. Mcdonald singled and Jones
Scored. Their las ran 'N"ie IN go"
singled and was sa;" al second wH~n
Fi.tunery hoot"! Burdens %srouud--
Burden was forced out 49, second 10y
r. az. RYAN waS safe at second whra
u .rrty booted Green's grouuIer ana GA
Secured First Run.
Thc stubs klt their aTst run IN no
fourtt. I"r'elly siusicl and went go
s-'on3 or al Fas~"d ball md r,'r-i when
M1rray siisi-i They u"t tt" s.-, ~
si.El-I Watson s,-l-s ast. t.t ~air
" tiN't l'.i'c.t -"l AHl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

Home run ~"rawfprI SaCr,-c. ~:
Tuner stole" 80 ONr.l.. Double
80 s. trH.t 90 Johnston To Lato..
% E'.4. I. Lii! ir ShseS on balls ON
ti".~-. T.. OK Mitchell ) on Gr.gE /
- 'k "ut ~ Lau,Och. J.. by i6lsr.
o. iMt'h"ll. g. Uu!p.res. E.gan ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

The Rush Run team wolla liEr - a.
fabSc Tor Two games uL FtGsa k.-
gro.ni July : with some strong t.4.I
~ OF around Wheeling. tle Myers f.--
vision or Hydshous preferred. N-ts -
o.C- tu - ". bEtts. RUS. Run. ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

The EDbuLso.s OF Mo4nIsvitc cru4-
lcuge Ia. fcuwu G.aUt- .r Auy other
l7-Ne.I-.lI team ~ ii- ''l.u NA"N !'r
"a game saturday I!tvrfHHL uL 81 l..4--
vile grounds Nt. l-. l.llf ,NIr.-.-
HaI giy- 60 r-taIf gt..s. j. ....- tea
answer itruus. tus i-.Ier CO. ,.I. .-4..
s.ii. tEs evening t-tN-vA b 4t- .
o',Iuck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
GAS


g.. .4de A ~ u % o. Do -
..-t.. ........ 70 o. : @ D 1 u- 5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
MANIAC STAYS TWO
CHILDREN; TURNS
GUN ON SELF
No Known Motive for Double
Murder and Suicide Which
Almost Wipes Out Family
Near Marshalltown.
[By L.eased Vic lo IavenInE Herald. ]

[ BY Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
Marshailtown. Ia. June a-.Ben-
jamln knisely, aged 90. farmer n
Ing near Beaman. In Grundy county.
last night shot and Instantly killed
two of his children. attempted 90 AN
a third, and then committed suicide
by blowing on the top OF his own
head. News of the tragedy r,ached
here today
According 20 statements az the
sherin's office, knisely first killed his
i-ycar-old son with shotgun. Then
he turned the gun on his ii-yenr-o,d
daughter, tearing Oft her arm az she
ran into the house A shot through
her back killed her insiantiy. rhs
man next fired on hts l6-yeHr oia
daughter and, missing her. tuf0od
the gun on himself Hls first shot
through his breast failed 60 kln and
Knisely deliberately blew the top of
his head of.
Mrs knisely was az home, bat the
husband made NO attempt on her hfs,
Ho ~ supposed To have been insane,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
SUSTAINED nv SUPREME COURT

Denver. June a.--Commlssion gov
ernment In Pueblo Was sustained by
the Colorado supreme court In an
opinion handed down today by Chief
Justice Musser and concurred in by
all members OF the court except Jus
tice White who disssented and Justice
Hill. who is absent from the state. The
court sustained the findings OF the
lower court. The case involved the
validity OF commission government IN
Pueblo and other Colorado cities that
have H.
The majority opinion, written by
Chief Justice Musscr sustains the
Pueblo charter In every particular.
The immediate point at issue war
whether more than six amendments
could be voted on at one election. The
court held that under the initiative
ana referendum there Is no limit 10
the number Of amendments that can
De submitted.
Justice white. who dlssentcd, had
not prepared his opinion, hut an
nouncod that he viii submit Il either
on or before the next opinion day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
.|NVADES PLEASURE
PALACE WITH
DESTITUTE
Warm Hearted Frenchman
Takes Novel Means of Call
ing Attention to Sufferings
Of Evicted Families in Paris.
IBy Leased Wire TO evening Herald ]

lsy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald
Paris. June a.-GeOrBcs Cochon.
secretary OF the Tenants league has
again drawn attention TO the misfor-
tunes of ovicied tenants la novel
manner. with a family OF four peo-
pie. who had been turned out OF their
home. taking their belongings piled
on barrow, he went 10 the Mouth
Rogue when the oall was at lts height
and endoaNored 10 Install them In the
han. He was accompanied by some
musicians whose purpose was To make
discord and noises outside tho resi-
dences Of landlords who had behaved
harshly 90 their poor tenants. The
dance orchestra Was sllenccd by his
own. which then stopped playing while
Cochun made a speech announcing
that he would take up a collection for
his proteges Moved By pity ana
much amusemcnts al the method
adopted. the spectators gladly con-
tributed. both English and American
tourists giving money to enable the
evictcd family 70 find shelter and start
life again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
OF WAR
IN HANDS OF NEW
DENVER CITY
GOVERNMENT
Retiring Treasurer Turns Over
Twenty-0ne Millions in Sc.
curities to Commissioner OF
Finance.
SUPREME COURT RULING
SETBACK FOR OLD REGIME
Ll,y - VvlTe % l.venlne neEaId.l

th3y h4enscn Wire go lsvcning ficFaid.i
Denver, June p.-rhe action OF for
mer City Treasurer Allison StoCkor
today who turned over s2l.5O0. .0O0
city securities to Commissioner OF
Finance clair J. Pitcher. IL regarded
by the new city officials az a victory
for commission government This ac-
tlOn was almost coinCident With the
decision OF the state supreme court
sustaining commission form OF gov
ernment Ia the Pueblo case. The
court decision IA regarded az having
an important bearing on tho validity
on the election In Denver February 4,
az which "A commission charter waa
adopted and the election May go at
which commissioners were chosen.
TIE new commissioners met today and
adopted 4 resolution yacating all city
positions except fire and police depart
ments which are under civil service
Temporary appointments were made
In all city Offices untii such time AZ
the civil service commissioner can
hold examinations and certify lists OF
candidates for various city positions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

sOvereign's Attention Called
to Shocking Death Of Miss
Dawson Who Threw Her.
self Under Derby Contender.
CONSTITUTIONAL
METHODS HAVE FAILED

IBy keesci V<irc 70 F,ppnine fSernisi.
London. June 9s-Mies Emily Wild
ing Dawson. the militant sanrnGhtia
who died from injuries sustained while
Interfering with the running OF tho
Derby will be buried al her home.
Long lforeley. Nerthumberiand on
Saturday. The body has been wrapped
IN q sunraEist banner ana \ nunrn
eist badge has seen placed IN the
coffin.
~ a meeting % suifrageiics today
q teiegFam was read which had been
dispatched 10 King George. II said
Constitutional methods OF ap-
preaching our klng having failed and
Miss Emily Wildtnw DaVl0n having
slvcn her life 20 call attention to the
womeE's passionate deniaads for The
franchise, We ask the king 70 give SER
ious alteration 10 this appeal OF wo-
manhood"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

London. June b.--The trial trial Of
sufr0gelte leaders charged with cons
splracy under the malicious damage
10 property act 1pnan today at this
Central criminal couri. OLD nallcy.
Tho accused include Mlm Harriet
Kerr, Miss AEnes Lake. Kiss Rnehel
Barrett. Mrs. Beatrice Saunders. Miss
Annie Kennedy. Miss laura T,ennox
and Edwin Clayton, the chemist AL
Legged to have acted as adviser 80 the
sufgrageties IN their campaigns
General MRS. Flora Drummcnd.
who was originally charged with
other prisoners did not appear. her
case having been postponed owing 10
her illness.
little interest was shown BY the
general public In the trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
COOLEST WEATHER
EVER RECORDED
IN JUNE; EAST
SHIvERS
Frost Predicted in Ohio Val
ley, Great Lake Regions and
North and Middle Atlantic
States.
GULF COAST ALONE
ESCAPES CHILL WAVE

thy Ieascf Wire 10 Evening Herald. !
Washington. June s.--Thc caldesf
weather ever recorded during June
% the middle Atlantic and New Ene-
land states. the ohio valley and the
Great Lakes rcFion was reported TO-
day 20 the weather bureau. The euif
states are tho only territory east Of
the Rockies 20 escape aa unseasou-
able drop.
Frosts are predicted for the night
IN the Great Lakes region. the upper
Ohio valley, the north Atlantic states
and the mountain districts OF the
middle Atlantic states
Many places IN Pennsylsanla had
frost this morning.
The minimum temperature In PM.
adelphia was ~. within one degree Of
the lowest ever recorded IN June By
the weather bureau. Forty degrees
was Registered In some parts Of the
interior OF the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
CABINET
SMIRCHED BY
WIRELESS
SCANDAL
Radicals Far from Satisfied by
Conviction for Libel Of One
of Men Who Exposed Irreg-
ularities.

IBy I.enur,i VsIru 70 f.vvnlnE IIcrnid.l

tny lenncu wire 10 Evening Herald.
London. June g.--W When Premier
Asuuith rose IA the house Of commons
this afternoon 90 move the aetUnd
reading OF tho home rule for ireland
bill, the house presented an animated
and crowded appearance greatly ia
contrast With the lethareic condltiun
which had characterized its recent
slttlngs. The scandals In connection
with the governments wireless con-
tracts and the ~ success OF Liberal
candidates az the bye-elections had
created an unsatisfactory feeling that
thlngs were going badly for the gov
ernment anu strong "calls'' had been
Issued by the parties In order TO se-
cure the unremltting attendance OF
members SO as 10 insure the govern
msnt againss possibility OF defeat By
a snap" division.
The conviction OF Cecil Chostcrton
Saturday on charge Of criminal libel
In connection with tho Marconl
deal" TO some extent rohabIlltated
the cabinet ministers in the eyes o.
their followers and nileuced the Mt
tacks OF opposition newspapers. but a
large section of the Radical party ls
extremely dissatisfied with the lack
Of frankncss on the part Of cabinet
ministers In regard To the Marc0ni
AFFAIR, while some of them consider
Premier Asqulth too lax In his attend
ance In parliament.
division on the home rule bill a.
expected 10 be taken tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
ARSON SQUADS REst8GE
CAMPAIGN or TF'UHOEl

London. june g.-~Thc arson squads
~ the militant surragctics have once
more become very active. Besides the
$4,000 IRE AZ the Hurst park race
course last night they destroyed this
morning boat house on the river I.ea
and also the grandstanG az the North
Mlddlesox cricket grounds.
The flre At Hurst park wac started
In the royal box. the furniture OF
which had been saturated With oll.
Tho flames were not exfinaulshea un~
al o'clock this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
nicl,Iorldc of Mercury Again.

Fort collins. COlos June S-Alfs'
sidney Taliman. who has been Twins
with her husnand In a tent az r"survoir
No. 10. ten nh.os from this to"n. ~ *
fifteen grains of bichloride OF mer-
curry by mistake for headache tablets
last night She was hurriedly brought
here and Is expected 20 recover.
~@~~@~~~~~~~~sN~ ~s~~~s~sss
lands Ia Florida. Montana. ne said,
was Wtally interested Ia the tarln on
sugar and wool.
I'VE expected great reduction
he said. "a very substantial one on
wool and SUGAR but We did confidently
expect them to carry revenue duty"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
Dealers in Useful Animal Wire
Representatives to Vote
Against Free Sugar and
Thus Preserve Industry.
PLANTERS BEHIND MOVE
SENATOR REED BELIEVES
Second Week of Lobby Hunt
Opens With Nothing Tang
ible to Show Existence Of
InsidiOus and Dangerous In
fluence.

Washington. y. G.. June g.
= When the last senator had iesti-
, fled today before the commit
, tee hunting for the ioDby, Il WAS
, predicted at the capitol that the
= report would substantially up 4
, hold President Wilson's declaru- 4
= ton that private influences have
, been az work In Washington at.
, tempting 20 affect congress on
. the tariff bill
. Whether Il viii he shown thet 4
, "insidious' methods have been
. used. or that improper influ- 4
> ences have been exerted upon
B senators viii depend on the evi. 4
3 dence of the next few days when I
B the committee examines score I
. or more % mcn who have called
, on senators or directed pub
; licity campaigns. The committee
, viii attempt TO draw a clear dis I
, tlnctlon between an organized
= campaign 10 change public opin- I
, Ion OF influence senators against
. their Judgment and the legiti- 4
B mate presentation OF arguments 4
D and facts by Representatives Of
= industrial concerns affected By I
3 legislation.
a n a a 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
WOLGAST PUT OUT
OF GAME FOR
SIX MONTHS
Former Lightweight Champ
ion Planning Long Vacation
in Hawaii; May Never En-
ter Ring Again.
LBy I.eased wIre lo I.senlne meral.I. J

Los Angeles. Cal. June a.--Con-
fronted with SIX months of idleness
10 allow his injured thumb 10 heal.
"A wolgasi, former light champion
h planning a three months visit TO the
Hawaiian Islands. II is possible he
never will DO able to nght again,
though hlr physician Is hopeful VOL
CAST sustained the injury during his
training for "a hght with Johnny Dan
dee which was 90 have taken place
hern tomorrow night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
IRy Leased wIrr % Tsvrnrna Ilerala. J

tBy Leased Wire "a Fsvcning Herald. ]
Washington, June a.--The senate's
lobby hunt plunged into It's second
week today. Less than dozen SEN
atorsi remained TO be examined before
the committee took up another tran
aud began cnilinK core OF more of
men mentioned In the testimony OF
senator's as being one side or the other
OF the free sugar nght. or Of being at
torneys or special representatives In
Washington.
Senator sutherland. the hrst witt
ness TODAY told the committee he
owned goo shares In the Utah Idaho
Sugar com pany worth S7S5 n share
and nifty shares ia the Amalgamated
sugar company worth fi00 snare.
lie had no Interest IN wool but de-
clared he had voted aud would vote
for reasonable duty on sugar and
wool. Any other course on his part
he said would he nothing more than
"hypocriticai anectation."
Senator Reed said he had no per-
sonai connections affected by the tar
M lie did not know any lobbyist
had not been subject To any attempts
at Influence and knew nothing of Inn
proper use Of money. but was certain
that new system Of attempting "a
Influence legislation had risen In this
country. He told the committee about
telegrams from horse and mule deal
ers In st. Louis. saying:
please vote for duty on sugar
u In very necessary TO preserve the
mule industry of Missouri"
1T is piain Ia me that sugar plant
ers wero seeking Ia lnuence the met
from whom they bought mules" said
he. Judging from these circum'
stances and others l believe there Il
system growing up by which at
tcmpts are made To reach senators
and representatives by indirect meth
DDS"
How many senators OF the seventy
You have heard testify here do you
think have been improperly inhu
enced?" asked senator Nelson.
None" replied senator Reed
you think senators have so fai
been immune from the serious In
fection OF lobby"
II think that for many years tins
majority In congress may have beer
Influenced by argument put forth b,
ntlunH HiAfiNHAH AAA fttshA h"Nf ''N'-
tors have been influenced by them
That was when the lobby houriHhed u
Washington like green bay tree
The country doesn't need any pro
fcsaionai lobbyists" he said
II do believe Ia free speech be
hcSe In the right OF iltigsnt in cour
to come himself or send his attorne'
and make his showing aud then ~
home and not stay and Try 90 get pri
vate conferences with members OF III
court II ~ u very unpleasant thin
when congress IN la session that In
teresis send representatives 10 tn
capital. open headquarters. emplo
clerks and fasten themselves here lik
barnacles Lobbying Is the busnes
Of changing votes. The men VIII
come here all want To get somethln
by virtue OF law or maintain an ad
Nbntage they have got"
Senator Rankhead said he ha
served tweniy-slN years Ia congress
had heard OF lobhies. but never sa'
one, lie did not agree that runnin
headquarters here 10 influence legir
lation Was 20 be condemned
senator walsh said he had sma
Interests In coal. copper and ziu
mines, eattle farms and citrus fru
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
THREE GOVERNMENT
YACHTS TO MEET
BRAZIL ENVOY
DR.. Miller Coming from South
ern Republic on Battleship
to Return Visit of Former
Secretary Root.

by Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.
Washington. June =. - senator
Root. Major General wood. chief Of
stair OF the army; Dudley Field Ma
lone, assistant secretary OF state. and
a distinguished party of officials left
here today on the government yachts
Mayfower. Sylph and Dolphin for
Hampton Roads 90 greet Dr. iauro
Miller, Brazilian minister of foreign
affairs. who lands there tomorrow.
The brazilian minister comes "a re-
pay the visit OF Mr.. Root 10 south
America when he WAS secretary OF
state. An elaborate program uf nf-
fetal functions has been arranged Ter
the distinguished guest viii, nc b. in
the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

Rome. Jan. -. Pope Plus recelved
sunday In private audience. the Right
Reverend Joseph schrombs bishop OF
Toledo. O., and entertained him at
length In cordial conversation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

Denver. June 9,-~fire which started
early this morning destroyed she club
house and rs contents az the Lake.
wood Country club damaEinE the
properly % the approximate amount
Of t25. Goa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
HALF MILLION Loss
BY FIRE
Flames Break Out in Depart.
ment Store Basement and
Fifteen Buildings Are Des-
trOyed at Springfield, Mo.
IBy Leased wtrc 90 Evensng Herald. !

Springfield, Mo, June 9-Fire was
started IN the basement OF depart
ment store early this morning that
cause of low water pressure. Fifteen
buildings soon we're destroyed with
all their contents Before noon the
IRE Was extinguished and the loss waa
estimated at x500.000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
MAP
PREPARED FOR
PUBLIC
Work Published by United
States Geological Survey
Shows Ground Where Leg
ions of Blue and Gray
Struggled.


washington. June 9.--in recogni-
tlon Of the coming great celebration
on the battlefield OF Getlysbure the
United states geological survey an
nouHeed today that lt had purchased
a map Of the southern battleneids
which a was prepared % sell 10 the
public at half price. The concession
was made by special authority granted
BY Secretary Lane OF the interiev de-
partment. The map shows the terri
tory about a35 square miles over
which the federal and conieredato
iegions fought a h b0sed on the
scale OF ono mile 10 tho inch and tho
routes taken by the generals Lea.
Hooker. Meade. Pickett and other
Iendera are plainly shoMn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
can for Ilnnk statement.

Washington. y. a.. june 9.-The
comptroller Of currency today issued
cali for statement OF the condition
Of an nahcsial hanks Of the United
States nt the close Of business On
"Wednesday June I, -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
GUAYMAs GARRISON
ASSUMES OFFENSIVE
IBy Leased Wire 10 EvenlnE Herald. ]

san Diego. Cal, June Offensive
operations against the constitutional
lists about GuaymaH, Mexico have
been ordered by General Pedro ojcda.
commanding the federal garrison. ac-
cofdlng 20 refugees arriving here last
night BY steamer Ojcda ~ said 10
have 500 men and several batteries
of artillery while reports reachine
Guaynas placed the Constituilonallst
force entrenched by Hermesilio a.
5000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

Chicago. June a.-Charles NJ Faye,
for afteon years managlpg editor Of
the Chicago DAILY News died today az
his home In Aurora. M Air Faye has
been connected with the Daily News
for thlrty-oae years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

Washington. June a.--c Conviction og
officials of the American Naval Stores
company, the "rmpanline TRUST" for
alleged violation OF the Shorman an,
ti-trust law war today SCI asldo ~
the supreme court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
NEGRO CAvALRYMAN
MURDERS C0MRADE


Douglas. Ariz.. June 8.--0corge Mel.
son. trooper of the Ninth cavalry
Ccolored) ran amuck last night with
an army ri9e and fired ave shots Al
Albert Jones, comrade Jones' was
instantly Killed and Tom Evans. am
other trooper Who stood beside him
was fatally wounded by missiles which
had passed through Jones body.