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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
VENEZUELAN EXILE
VISITOR IN WASHINGTON

Washington. Aug. 1.-General Jose
Manuel Hernandez. Venezuelan Ma
uonalisi Liberal leader. now u po-
liiical exile. arrived IN Washington
today and called on Acting Secretary
Roosevelt 0l the navy. ITS call was
unofficial and AFTER a brief visit with
Mr. Roosevelt. he went 10 the state
department 20 pay his respects 20
Secretary Bryan.
The Venezuelan exile popularity
known as "El Mocho." is opposed
both to Former President Castro, In
stigaior of the present revolution and
70 President Gomez against whose
government the uprising H. aimed
lie declared his present attitude was
one of observation and that he be-
lieved both Gomez and Castro wora
destined 10 political retirement.
Castro. whose whereabouts hither.
to have been indefinite. has landed at
Coro In the Gulf 81 Venezuela. This
information was cabica to the state
department today hy American Con-
sui Thomas w. Voettcr al IAGuaira,
the port ~ Caracas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
PROPOSES PROBE INTO
DEVIOUS WORKINGS OF
HARD COAL TRUST


lBy Leased VINE 20 RvsnlpR AaarnId.l
Washington. Auk. i.imvcHti9ntion
of the hard coal truel kas proposed
IN a resolution today bs Representa-
tive Murray Of Massachusetts 10
calls on the department Of comNuree.
tho department nf .ahcr ara the IN
terHtate commerce cuuniiasiou tor IN
formation as 20 the ownership 81 ane
thrncitc lands hy railroads and AZ ~
prices Of cost Of production.
In q statement accompanying the
resolution Representative Murray de-
eiared facts Ia possession of the de-
pertinent would prove one 0f the most
complete monopoiies in exlstence.
II have every reason 90 belicve'
he said. THAT there noW u ga fhe e4-
ecutiye departments enough data ~
show that more than 80 per cent of
the available anthracite and between
ss aAd 30 per cent Of the anthracite
shipped yearly II Ia the epHiFel 81 the
seven railroad sssiegns llch form the
only means of Transporting the coal
90 market, These roads are 80 bound
togoiher hy rommon Interests ~ tn
terlocking direstorales aud by aEree-
ments OF various kinds ihat they act
as unit in conlr0llng she pripea of
anthracite coal"
The department OF iuslive has beon
conducting AN ndepeuoQnt lnYestlga-
ton for some time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
CL0UGH NEAR HEAD
OF NORTHERN PACIFIC


lby Leased Wire tO Evening hernld.
New York. Aug William r..
clough, FIRST vice president and a
member 90 the executive committee Is
to be the successor or Howard Elliott
as head OF the Northern Pacinc rail-
way. according 10 authoritative an
uOuncemont In Wall street today.
Instead ~ being president how
ever. he viii become chairman of tho
board OF directors. new position
soon to he created. The office uf
president viii be- hlled. Il was said
by J. NJ. Hannaford, now second vice
president, whose duties would be con-
hned To the operation Of the road.
George r. Slade. son-in-law OF J. j..
Hill and now third Vice president
viii become first vice president
MIR. Clough. who is a lawyer and
has for many years acted as legal ad-
wiser or the Northern Pacific. will
have charge OF the financial admin
istration of the road with offices In
New York
J. =. Morgan and George r. Baker,
who were members OF the committee
of the New Haven directors who for
mulated the new administrative
scheme for that road. are also direct
ors Of the Northern Pacific.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
Moral suaslon rs Prohlbitlonlsts.

LcaVenW Orth. kan, Aug. Hen
derson lasty of Easton. small town
near here, was stripped, plustered
with a coat of warm n; and his face
painted green last night by party ot
citizens determined To enforce oh
servance of the prohibition law. Hasly
was found asleep beside "a road IN
ltastnn THAT he would sign the
pledge is said tu have been his declar-
alton when he awoke,
N@ses~@@z~~ ~s~-N-e-~~~~e---s se~~e~-aeee>es
mines and some are carrying federal
rclnforccmouts for JuareE TO help op-
crate from Juare1 against the rebels
nearby along the border. Jnarez oili-
cials wer advised OF the movement
this morning wheE a repair crew sent
south yesterday restored telegraph
communication with Chihuahua.
Nothing has been received by the
American consul or Mexican federal
OFFICIALS In Juarez relative 90 Biesel
and Macdonald. Americans whose re-
lease at Chihuahua has been demand
ed hy the United states.
r.. Ia Feature French subject,
accompanied by his wife. reached ~
Paso today from Ascencion, Chihua-
hua expelled from their nome there
by the rebel leader. Pancho villa boz
cause the French government has rec-
Ognized the Huorta administration,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
GERMANS AFRAID
THEY WONT GET
THEIR MONEYS
WORTH
Doubtful About Participation
in Panama Show; Tired Of
Expense of Frequent Expo
sitions and See No Financial
AUsTRO-HUNGARY
is ALSO DUBIOUS


A1N AtaaNN NNANN NN ANNNAuU AAtFnINs
Berlin. Aug. i.--AiihouRh the Ger
man secretary Of the interior declar-
ed today that Germany had nos yet
taken any action regarding the aucs-
lions of participation In the Panama
Pacific exposition at san Francisco IN
1918, the opinion IL freely expressed
Ia offlcial circles that the German en-
pire VIII not be represented there. II
WAS pointed out today that the Brit
ish governments decision not to par
tioipate settles also the action OF GET
many as the only factor which could
have INDUCED the German government
10 bring pressure To bear on unwill-
lng business men to exhibit was the
fear of unfavorahlc competition with
Great Britain. Business men in the
majority ~ cases declare themselves
tired of the expenses connected with
frequent expeditions ana say they SEQ
no prospect bf financial returns
should they exhibit at San Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
1900 CANS OF MEAT
ALLEGED TO Be
MISBRANDED
Large Quantity Of Product OF
Sulzberger and Son Seized in
Seattle and Merchants Ar
rested.
tHy Leased Wire To lsvsnlns Hsrala.l }

(By Leased Wire to fevenlns Eoraid.l
Seattle, Wash, Aug. i.-Complaint
was flied by the county prosecutor TO-
day before justice OF the peace
against sulzberger and SON, packers.
charging them with mishrandlnE cans
OF various meats. Three local mer.
chants were arrested yesterday for
selling tae meats, and three thousand
cans wer seized.
Depusy state Food Inspector Adams
alleges that they were put up by
schwarschild ana sulzberger before
the pussaEe ~ the pure food and
drugs act ~ 1895. The cans, Ii u al
leged. contained the original lnsorip-
tion that they were approved under
the congressional pure food act Of
1881. This label. Il ls charged. was
covered with new label. OF suls-
berger and Son which read that the
cans were guaranteed under the pure
food act of 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Washington. Aug i.--Cufroney
legislation ~ a temporary naturc. as
q rider on the tarln BIN. was urGod
on President Wilson t0day - eaR&s
tor Tiilman ~ hiKhiy desIrnhle.
on leaving the White Houat. son&
ator Tillman made this cxDlnnntion
of his visit: THE purpose Or my vltlt
10 tho white House waa % suB9eM
to the president the adslaahllitF -
preparing an amenamenf 20 ies lHfe
in bili which would give ~ iname~
ulately money IN the aeutA and west
for moving the crops and Jam both
through the senate BY night sessions
II necessary"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Trinidad. Colo. Aug i-Charles
Lucha middloweight pugilist ot
reputation Ice Colorado and the south.
was clectrocutod az poming, n NJ.
when he came 10 contact With AN
electric wire carrying 22.ooo volts Of
electricity t.ucha was employed bN
"a traction company az lincman and
was working he that capacity when be
met his death
Lucha came into prominence about
4 year ago after his bout with John
Godfrey who died ~ injuries sustain
ed during the fight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
Don't KNOW wHERE HE'S
GOING PCT HE'S On uIS WAY

Los Angeles. Aug. Felix Dia2,
candidate for president of Mexico,
VINO arrived here wednesday prcsum-
ably on the way Az special Mexican
envoy 10 Japan, said to-day that he
might not So 90 iarHn
Certain circumstances have de-
vcloped." he explained. that make u
Impossible now 20 say what shall do.
do not know Whcre am going. or
when ! am going.
General Da1 made the statement
after he hsd received a. cable mes
sag. from the city Of Mexico. Wheth-
en- this message referred Ia the re-
ported decision OF Provisional Prcsi-
dent Huerta 10 recall him from the
proposed Japanese social mission he
declined tO say.
Diaz and his parly visited Mount
Lowe this mornng
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Pueblo, colo, Aug. THE Pueblo
Leader, which has been IN the local
afternoon newspaper field, last night
announced suspension oi publication,
giving ~ be- reason the opinion that
Pueblo could not support two after
noon daiiies. The management of
the company. which Is owned by the
Pueblo Chioftain company viii de-
vote its energies Ca the latter pub
lluation In the future. Congressman
Edward keatlng was president OF the
Leader company and George Hau~
brick business p3anager
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
TODAY in CONGRESS


senate.
Resumed general debate on
tariff bill and Senator Gronna
continued his attack.
Lobby COMMITTEES continued
ross-examinatiou of Martin NJ
Mulhal
Senator Catrou opposed free
wool and redu tiuns la WOODEN
manufactures
b-commlttce debated smith
cotton futures BIN but postponed
action,
senator Sutherland introduced
rcsulntlon calling on secretary ~
treasury for Information on goods
placed IA bonded warehouses 10
await pGssage of tarin bill.
itOusc.
Chairman Flood of foreign af-
fairs committee fayorably report.
ed bin for separate iegations 20
Paraguay and Uruguay and olo-
yalion of logution az Madrid to
an embassy
RcpresentatlVc Murra. (Mass.l
introduced resolution for inyesti-
cation Of hard coal trust.
Rcprcsenldtiye introduced res
olution directing banking COM
mlitco To- iu,csilgate charge of
Secretary MCAdou that view York
bankers have depressed price of
government bonds.
Forelgn affairs committee dis
cussed Mexican situation aud
voted to request ambassador wiz
son 20 present his views.
Secretary Biysn asked appro-
hrlauon OF fl00,o0o 20 care for
Americans made destitute by
Mcxlcan revolution.
Republican Leader Mann con
cluded Diggs-Camihetti debate
With hot aliocE 0n administration
and Attorney General McRey-
nolds.
Adjourned at i:i5 until noon
Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
Tor a CnnnI Iscautlnh.

Washington. Aug THE report
of the fine arts commission, charged
with the preparation of plans for the
Identification of the Panama canal.
has boen completed and is expected
to be transmitted to congress today
The plans consist Of landscape ct'
fccts 10 make artistic the approaches
20 the canal, as we'll az the locks and
the country through which the grcat
waterway has been cut
As far as possible the commission
propnses to preserve existing beauti-
ful landscapes and 10 supplcment
them by the planting of trees.
Tho preliminary report WAS draft-
cd by Daniel G.. French, chairman
of tho commission, and Frederick
Law Olmstcad. Who went to tho canal
Zone az a special committee,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
; = = . = . . 4N . . NN .

The senate lobby committee started
out again today With another disa-
grccmcnt about tae crosH-cxamination
OF Martin NJ. Mulhali. After an ex-
ocuiive session the committee decided
that the attorneys FOR the National
Association OF Manufacturers should
have AN additional two hours 90 ex-
anime the witness The committee,
however. put the questions
The lawyers began 10 direct the I'M
qulry 90 the National Council Tor In
dustrial Defense. Mulhal previously
testified that collector for that or
SANITATION had told him Il raised be-
twoen 100000 ana 500. 600 for lobby
work Tie stuck 20 his story that this
organization was solely paper one Ia
which few officials Of the National
Association OF Manufacturers became
members
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
ATTITUDE or RUSSIA
CAUSES No SURPRISE.

San Francisco. Aug THE an
nouncement today from 81 Peters
burg that Rpssia would not exhibit at
the Panama Pacific International ex-
position here in 1915, was expected az
exposition headquarters and excited
no surprise. Russias attitude Il at
trihuted 10 the action or congress In
ahrogating the treaty between the two
nations because of Russia's refusal
10 Issue passports on hasis 10
equality with other foreigners, TO
Jews who have become American
citizens,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
AUSTRO- O-HUNGARIAN
GOVERNMENT IN DOUBT

Vienna, Aug IA commission OF
representative Of the Austro- Hun
garian government and of the local
chambers of commerce Is about to so
10 'rorontato visit the exposition there
and will subsequently proceed 60 San
Francisco ON this commissions re-
port depends the reply Of the Austro-
Hungarian government AZ to partici-
patton in the Panama- Pacific expo
sitlon. The question is largely one
~ finances The government hesi-
tatcs to appropriate a sum sufficient
IS large 10 assure representation on a
scale commensurate with the dignity
of the empire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
TAMPERING WITH A
VOTE MACHINE EASY
IF You KNOW HOW


Chicago. Aug. Ways OF tnmper-
INK with "a voting machine we're point
ed out 90 the Butts legislative com.
mittoe by Prof. G. 10. Dopuy, Of
Lewis institute today The witness
produced "a wire clip" "hent wire. i"
a piece Of angie steel" and an 0rdi-
nary rubber band with these simple
devices the viii of the people of tho
cntire city. he said might be defeated
In the registration ballots.
iie showed four ways in which. he
SAYS, tho front OF the machine could
be tampered with, ana five ways the
election officials might tampcr with
the inner mechanism IS unlocking
rear doors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
; 0NONNNNNNONNNNS . .

Senator Llppitt introduced as "a
Substitute the cotton schedule of tho
Dinglcy act OF 1897 less 90 per cent.
senator Brandegce asked senator
simmons n he had been able tO set
an understanding with house leaders
as 10 whom the new wool rates were
20 become effective.
ri conferred with Representative
Underwood. who was not authorized
To reach any agreement. | cannot see
any remedy in the matter except the
speedy passage Of the bill replied
the finance committee chairman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
Democratic Tariff Measure
Would Extinguish Industry
or Lead to Monopoly Says
Senator from New Mexico.
ASSERTS PROPOSED
Law WILL CLOSE
THE wO0LEN MILLS
Foreign Octopus Will Inter.
vene to Keep Prices Up and
Prevent Lowering Cost Of
Living BY FreeIisting Wool.

[ By Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]
= Washington, Aug, SENATOR 3
y Gronna OF North Dakota con-
. tinued his assault In the senate =
. today on the undcrwoOd-sim 9
. mons tarlH bill. renewing his .
y criticism Of the agricultural
. schedules. .
. lie compared the proposed Z
y rates on all agricultural prod .
. ucts with The tariffs OF other
y countries and asserted that In =
= everything the farmer raises he =
= will be pat az u great disad- =
. vantagc Z
. Senator Catron of New Mex =
. leo opposed free raw wool and =
. the reductions In wooden man .
y ufactures in speech today.
= III this bill IN carried into =
= law" senator Catron declared. =
. "a blow will be given TO the .
. sheep industry which viii exsin- .
= guish Il unless those people in =
. Interested In sheep shall do as =
. thoy did In tSgt and 1876
y buy an the holdings of small =
. owners and catfF the large 2
. rocks into what would be de- Z
. nominated by the party In power
= as a trust or monopoly"
= The senator further asserted
. that the proposed law would =
. close the wooden mills.
y a foreign monopoly would. he =
q asserted. intervene TO keep
. prices up and prevent cheaper =
. ing the cost of living through
y the freelisting of wool and so
. per cent reduction la wool man-
= ufactures
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
PRESIDENT GOMEZ
As DICTATOR TO
CRUSH CASTRO
REBELLION
Venezuelan Federal Council
Takes Prompt Measure With
View Of scotching Revclu.
tiOnary Serpent at Start.
CASTRO DEFINITELY
LOCATED IN COUNTRY

tby Leased Wire % Esrmine Hcraln. 1
Caracas Aug. i.--in consequence
of the outbreak Of revolution In Venc.
Aueia and the Invasion of the country
By forces under the leadership Of
Former President Cipriano Castro. tho
federal council today constitutionally
authorized President Juan Vicente
oomea 60 assume dictatorlal powers
until the movement Is crushed.
u was rumored yesterday thar Cas-
sro was on board a steamer OF Coro.
hut the government received no deGi-
mite date Of his landing on Venezuelan
territory,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Brussels Aug. i.-- Distinguished
physicians from an parts of the
world are here attending the th .rd
International cancer congress which
opened today Experts declare that
cancer. next to tuberculosis. rs the
greatest cause of death. and, unlike
tuberculosis. h shows a constantly in
creaslng death rate. Recent Hd-
vRnces in the treatment of the dis
Ease viii bee discussed fully Follow
ing the congress the delegates viii go
TO London Go attend the international
medical cOngrDas. which opens there
August a.
New York Gets Lower 1axi Rates.
New York Aug New York =
new taxicab ordinance granting low
er rates and rigld supervision for
taxicabs and public hacks went into
effect today. The ordinance revolu-
uonizes motor trafic In this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Medicine Lodge, Kan Aug f--WN-
liam Brown. so wears old, was arrest-
ed here today charged W,'h wife de-
sertlon TIE married woman 30
years old ln Denver year asp. They
separated after a few months aud ho
returned "a his home here
BIO ~ believed 90 ho the oldest man
ever arrested Ia kansas Tor the Of
fenae charged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
SENATE THROUGH
WITH MULHALL;
HOUSE TO GET
HIM NEXT
Cruel InquisitiOn Will Now
Put on Griddle Officials of
National Association Of
Manufacturers.
COMMITTEE AGAIN
BICKERs OVER EVIDENCE

LBy Leased Wire ~ rsvcnine Herald }
Washington, Aug. i.-CrOss- .
= examination Of Martin NJ. Mul- .
. hail. confessed lobbyist. ended .
. today before tho senate lobby .
= COMMITTEES. Mulhail WIS excused =
. until Monday and turned over to .
= the house lobby committee. The =
= senate committee VIII turn next .
. week to the files Of the National =
= Association Of Manufacturers =
. and an examination OF its on .
. cials. 9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
ZION CITY ALDERMAN
EXPELLED FOR FRAUD
AT CITY ELECTION

Zion Ciiy, M. aus i-~hy a vote ot
3 90 the city council last niEht e.
PEELED Aldermen Arthur stevonaou AZ
the second ward. on chnrgog IN cQn~
nection With me handling 81 the ~
turns at the municipal tlectlon laa2
APRIL
Stevenson WAS one ui a committees
.of three which handled the returns
The alderman mAde ~ aHors % -.
fend himrolf before the citf epuncli
although bis attorney pFpie2laH
agalust the acl,on a. illegal
stevor on was hFouFni NJ Nan HIiY
from England ns thN latt DI. Aint.
endcr Dowle and Tor enporal yeats
was manager Of the ION CW Mta
works.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
KATY Raises Wngcs.

crease in wages of two cents nn hour
and better working conditions has
been granted hoilcrmakers, helpers
and apprentices throughout the Mis-
souri. Kansas and Texas railroad sys-
tom Of TrNns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
CAsTRO's AUTOMOBILE
SHIPPED TO TRINIDAD

TeneriNe, Canary islands, Aug. L.
a local transportation company has
received Instructions for the ship
ment OF an nutOmoblle belonging 20
General Cipriano Castro OF venexuela
30 the island Of Trinidad during Au-
gust.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
GREAT BRITAIN DISCLAIMS
PEFVTgUNIsSs IN MATTER

london, Aug, THO rrnspn WY
Great Britain ~ holding aioof from
the Panama -PGciflc exposition which
ls To he held In san Francisco in 1915,
~. according 10 the officials 81 the
British board of trade. because their
injuries have showed Il Go be i'm
possible 20 induce sufficient num-
Dor ot British manufacturers To IN
cur the necessary cost ~ preparing
the exhibits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
SECRETARY DANIELS
ARRIVES AT DENVER
try LEASED Wire to EgcnlnR HERALD

Denver, Aug Secretary of tho
Navy Josephus Daniels arrived here
shortly before noon tO be the guest
~ the city at the celebration OF colo
rado's thirty-seventh statehood am
niyersary. The secretary has a
prominent part IN the days program
of patriotic and social events To-
morrow he is scheduled To tour Estes
park by automobile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
LUNG CHI KUANG
MARCHES ON CANTON
tBy Lcased Wire 20 Isvvnlne nerald. 7

lUY LCnNFu VITO % IlNUliIIIE EitflIU'
Hong Kong. Aug i--tienerHl
Lung chi Kuang. with force Of
loyal troops from the province of
Kwang-si LEI marching on Canton,
after taking possession oi shuhing
on the West river. An engagement is
imminent between General Lung =
army and troops dispatched from
canton by the governor general Of
kwRnE Tung
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
ASKS SiO0,O0O FOR NIgEDY
AMERICANS IN MENICO

Washington, AUG. l.--SecfctarN
Bryan today asked the house to ap-
propriate st00. 00O to care for desti-
tute Americans in Mexico, who may
md II necessary Tor their safety and
well being 10 leave and who are un-
able 70 pay for their own transporta =
ton,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
REPORT or LANDING or
CASTRO rs VERIFIED

Of the report OF Cipriano Castro's
landing al Coro, Venezuela, WAS re-
celved here today from puerto Ca
beilo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
BILL PROVIDES THAT
CONGRESS MAY ABOLISH
ANY INFERIOR COURTS

BY Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald /
Washington. Aux. Ia coust,tu-
tionu amenjmort prppps,6 n the
house today bN Repv"Scnt,t'N. Hull,
of Tennessee, wouit prpvlds thrt ,oT-
grcss shall have the power To abolish
any inferior court of IN, United Statoa
rrr p, office bS resolution, u cunsJtr "a
in ny two thirds ~ both houses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
CRUISER READY TO SET
SAII. FOR VENEZUELA

Washington Aux THE cruiser
Des Molnes IL being held AZ Bruins
WICK. GA. IN readiness to Hald today
for cVnezuela. she probably will put
in al La GuairU 20 look after Ameri-
cans and their Interests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
NEARLY THREE MILLION
INHERITANCE TAX TO
BE PAID BY AST0R
TRv LEASED Wire "a Evrninv Hcrnld !

Sew York. Aug. william Vim
cent Astor viii pay the state of Sew
York "a taX OF te.fi,S33 on his TIMER
imnce of &sS.s59,5es from the estate
OF hts father. the hate John Jacob
Astor. The tax was liked by the sur
rogatc TODAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
SEVEN TRAINS IN ROUTE
CHtIaI AliUA TO JUAIttiA

Ei Paso, Tex. Aug. Seven trains
are en- route today from chihuahua TO
Juarez. Some OF them have passen-
gers some are bringing ore from ihe