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wood Simmons tariff bill passed the
senate late this afternoon by vote Of
~ to 81. II went through with all the
features for which President Wilson has
contended-free wool. free sugar. free
meats and greatly reduced duties on all
" the necessaries Of life. The result was
a great personal victory for Woodrow
wilson. and he was showered with mes.
sages OF congratulation tonight.
The bill now goes to conference between
tne two houses and II Is expected that the
rext ten days will see Anal action on this
important measure which has dragged
itself along for five months.
Tho vote in the Senate to-day was big
with political possibilities. Senators La
Toilette of Wisconsin. Republican. and
! fo.ndeXter OF Washington. Progressive.
voted for the Democratic bill. Only two
democrats. Thornton and Rsnsdell Of
,oaisiana failed to stand by the caucus
iicdge They voted with most Of the Re-
puOlicans against the measure.
Many Republicans contended that by
his action to-day La Toilette has removed
himself from the Republican party and
forfeited any chance he may have had for
domination for the Presidency. Nobody
!s certain what La Follette's plan is
some Republicans believe he Is preparing
to lead an independent fgi.t Of his own.
y nile others are confident he Is getting
ready to jump into the Democratic fold
His isolation was still further emphas sized
Wv an obvious break to-day between him
Yf d Senator Cummins one OF the Pro-
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TAXI DRIVERS IN
RIOT AT WALDORF
Autos Smashed as Warning
Chauffeurs Ram Cars in
War for Business.
POLICE MAKE ONE ARREST
Interested Crowd Looks On as
Yellow Co.'s Men and In
dependents Clash.

There was n riot Of taXicab drivers in
front Of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel last
night. Chauffeurs employed by the yell
low TaNicab Company. which claims to
have a private stand outside the big ho-
tel and twenty independents met In a
clash and hurled their taxicabs at the
others IN attempts to get favored posi-
tions in the line.
MUD guards were smashed. lamps were
broken. and wheels were bent in the
rush. which lasted from 10 o'clock until
almost II. while the Thirty-fourth street
line OF trolley cars was blocked by the
tumble Of taNicabs which stretched across
the tracks.
One arrest was made
When "a lone policeman. after half
an hours work. restored order big
crowd OF Broadwayites had found their
evenings amusement watching the riot.
Independent starts Trouble.
The trouble began when Michael Dunn
Of % Seventh avenue. a public chauffeur
and member Of the Independent Taxi
cab Owners Association. determined tina I
he had as much right in the taxicab line
outside the Waldorf as the Yellow taxi
cabs. Dunn tried to shove his way into
the line.
The ordinance allows six taxicabs in
front OF the hotel. and the Yellows man
aged to have six of their cabs there all
the time by keeping number In re-
serve in the alley which runs from Thir-
ty-foyrth To Thirty-third street. west of
the hotel. Az soon ss the Yellow cab
in the front Of the line was engaged n
Yellow would shoot around to the end OF
the line from the court. thus keeping the
line full to its legal limit and all six cabs
being Yellow. OIL. ..---...
Dunn tried to get on the end OF a line
in front Of II Yellow which was speeding
10 its position. The two cabs colllded a,
the rear ~ the line. There were harsh
words between tn" chauff-urs and almost
a fight.
Policeman Arrests Chs uHeur.
Policeman Natosky ended the matte,
by hrrestins Dunn. charging him with a
violation OF the traffic rules
Other independents heard of tn. row
and decided that Dunn WAS right that the
injunction obtained by the Yellow Taxicab
Company had been vacated and that the
stand was public stand.
An hour after Dunn had been taken
away and while Policeman NatoSly was
AT the night court a dozen independents
banded together into a scheme
They drove their iaxicabs into a posi-
ton near the Waldorf and waited for a
Yellow To he called out OF line.
A., y.,.
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Secretary Tumsity Present.

secretary Tumulty, accompanied by q
lew 'iiends. sat in the Prssidents row,
W. he Was the only White House repre-.
sentative who witnessed the vote. A
,r ,umor was ahoat In the afternoon that
resident Wilson was coming TO occupy
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
Central Bank Plan Proposed Finally Turned
Down by Segate When Senator BuFtOn'S
Substitute Is Rejected Without Rolf cal
SUMMARY or NEW CURRENCY nITa.


banking be accomplished
fundamentals provide.
The of
currency
vafe OF
country
tntons capitalized BY the
paper
the where
be- without q
The establishments Of hanks
throughout VIII
centralze mobilize . 10 locath
o
president
the
hundreds Of changes
retained contest house
furnished
public utnty banks
tho public by government
Az amended
regional banks, us necessity may develop
Under the house BIN
ing dividends
Plus would have been divided
ment
The amended
oeye dividend
shon De established snd
yidod hair 10
mandor founding "depotors mbue depoaA
falling
within 30 days available but
tho provisions include
accommodate smaller banks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
BILL CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED
To PASS sEN ATE TONIGHT

Washington. Dec. l9s- Unless un-
forcscen obstacles are encountered the
now currency bin viii pass the son-
ate before 1t ndlourns tonight Tho
Democratic leaders had tho biil Ia
such a position az the closing moments
of last nights session that they might
have passed Il with an hour or two
more uf debate.
settlement 0f The remaining details
wua begun as soon as the senate ass
scmhled a combination amendment
hy Senators Crawford. owen ana Nrl-
non hroadenea the section to allow
national banks 90 loan 0n five-ycar
farm mortgages The amcNdmeul
would permit central reserve olSy and
country banks to loan one-thlrd of
iheir Time deposits or 90 per cent ~
thcir capital ANA surplus on such se-
Curity senator Nelson succceied ln
gOulng into the ban q provision that
nch banks may continue 90 receive
time deposits and pay Interest on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
zAPATA IS
NEARLY NABBED
BY FEDERAL
TROOPS
Rebel Leader and Compadres
With Machetes Cut Way
Out Of Ring Of Government
Minions.
SEEK BRAZILIANs
TO FIGHT GRING0S

fIiy Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald
Mexico city Dcc. lg.--rhc federal
troops just missed capturing Iemiliano
zapata, the rebel leader, las, nlght az
Nenapcra ranch IN ihe federal district
about fifteen miles south Of Mexico
City zapata established his tempe
rary headquarters at Nenapera ranch
during his recent attacks on the gov
ernment forces.
The federal troops approached tho
ranch for several directions ana after
an hours skifmIsning. the rebels
were routed. Some 0f the rebel prls-
oners told their captors that Zapata
himself was in command and wns one
OF the last To escape Hc broke
through tho circle of federal troops
with "a few companions who usoS
their matchetea to cui their way out.
The representative sent 10 the war
office by the federal commander said
the rebels were not pursued owing TO
darkness and the rough nature OF the
country.
Persons coming from the state OF
Morelos today confirm the report that
the activity of zn9nta Is due 20 in
structions received from General Car
ranza. The latter recently sent aev-
oral cmissarios 90 confer with Zapata
ana other rebel feeders In the south.
They are reported 60 have supplied
Iapha with funds for the renewal
OF his campaign against the fcdeiais.
Efforts are bcihk made Co enlist
volunteers IN Brazil for service in
Mexico Ia the event OF an Amerlcan
invasion. according To- El Pals today.
The newspaper pfints "a special dis
patch from Rio Janeiro, setting forth
the Luis Gomez. "an enthusiastic
pam -Latnist' his issued circular
calculated 10 awaken q sentiment Of
solidarity among the Latin people oi
the western hemiaphero 90 resist tho
decided Imperialism of the Nor1n
American colossus"
Manuel Ugartc. the Argentina
poet and pan-Latin agitator. who has
been conducting "a campaign against
the United statCs in tho South and
Central American republics, ~ said
to be- interested ln The same scheme
as Luis Gomez.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
Bright Representative Has
Bill to Make 1t High Trea-
son to Talk About Hard
Times.
PARALYZING PUNCH
FOR ALL PESSIMISTS
Five Thousand Dollar Fine and
Ten Years in Durance for
Nan Who Criticises Wilson
Prosperity.

lBy Leased WIRE 10 Evening Herald ,
Washington. Decc. Representa-
tive Church. Democrat ~ Cal, intro
0ucod bin today which would de-
clare Il an offcnso against tho gov
ernment for any person TO make or
circulate false statements either ver-
bany or In writing IN regard to the
financial condition of the people and
business interests of the United States
for the purpose Of bringing on a
strinRency In the money market oi
this country generally known as a
money panic"
The hin would provide punishment
FOR ench offensc by fine of $4,000
and imprisonment for not less than
ton years
Recently, business conditions In tiir
country have been made the subject
cr speeches in the house, and Eepub-
iican Leader Mann charged that Dem.
ocrotic Legislation WIS responsible
Yesterday Speaker champ Clark, in
nm address 10 the house declared
that there seemed to ho "a conspiracy
on the part of the Republicans "a
tilng on threatening situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
SENATE REJECTS THE
CENTRAL BANK PLAN

Washington. Dee. f9,-The senate
today finally rejected the central
bank plan hy voting down such a sub
stiiute for the administration curren-
cy bill presented hy Senator Burton.
70 was voted down without roll call.
Tho senate then. In committee Of
the whole. adopted without q roll call,
the administration currency bin as
framed by the Democratic caucus and
offered hy senator owen as sub
stitute for the house bin. In this
form the measure went before the
senate Tor "a final vote
final attempt 20 further strength
cn the gold reserve requirements of
the hiii to guard against undue cy-
panslon of the currency WAS made
hy senator Nelson. who proposed tn
increase the reserve % 90 per cent
without per cent TAX on each 2la
per cent deficiency n was rejected
by vote of "A 40 Al.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
Accommodating Rebel Chief
Will Hear Suggestions as to
Treatment Of Foreigners in
Mexico.
BRIGAND AGREES TO
BE VERY GOOD BOY
Had to Drive Out Spaniards
and Loot Property to Save
Their Lives Declares Gener-
al.

| lBV Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.
Chihuahua, McXA Dec. i9.--oen-
/ Cral Francisco villa said today he
/ would be disposed 10 follow the suE-
gcstions Of the United States as 20
/ the rights Of foreigners in MsSico. In
I conformity with this plan he named
committee so take an inventory Of
/ the property Of the expelled Span
! lards and said he would indemnify
such Of tho spaniards rs had not sup
ported actively the Huerta govern
ment
General villa had received through
I the American consul representations
which expressed fo position Of the
I United States in assuming moral re-
/ sponsibiiity Tor the welfare Of other
nations ana which called upon Ien-
/ oral villa for y strict accounting of
his acts should the rishis Of any for
oigncrs be violated.
a communication also had been
received from General Currnnza, tho
! head Of the revolution, following tho
protests Of spaniards that their prop
crtg had bocn seized aud the pro-
/ tosts Of other foreigners that they
\ had been forced to pay money to the
rebel cause.
! 4 ordered al property belonging 20
spaniurds be conflscatcd and held hy
] the constitutionnlist government
/ pending an investigation as Co who
/ OF the Spaniords aided the Hueria
government" said General villa. in
order 20 guarantee the property while
1 d is ln our hands have named
honorable and responsible persons 60
| take an inventory Of it.
1T was necessary 10 eNpCl tho
| spaulards because their lives were Ia
danger here ana 30 was necessary to
impose penalty Of dcath should they
not go IN order that they would go.
"it is wen kaown that IN tho up-
rising In Mexico city las, February
hundreds Of spaniards In the Ciudad
sided with Felix Diaz and with arms
co-operaicd ln tho uprising which en-
abled Huerta bring 50 much sur
ferns 10 Mcxicans.
when ! attacked Torreon spnn-
iards ugain fired on us on the nrotexl
that they were guarding their own
Interests In chihuahua the majority
OF the Spanlards wore Hucrta sym
pnthlzers When ] entered the cits
resolved upon their expulsion be-
! causo their lives were Ia DANGER from
the feeling against them by our army
"rhe rights of all other foreign
ors have been and win be- protected
Arrests are being made daily of per
sons suspected 90 being Huerta sym
pathlzcrs They are held pending 40
Investigation of their acts Genera
villa probably win remain here unit
the arrival of General Curran1a, th'
umo of whose coming Is unknown
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
INCORPOR NTION MARKS END
OF TWO YEARS NOI,iI

The incorporation of the Gulf, New
Mcxico ana Pacific railroad today
marks tho end of more thnn tw"
) years of constant work ON the part oi
Horhcri Green Uf Chicago. W ~.
llopcwcll of Alnuquprquc and others
associated with them in the project
Growing directly out of the compli-
cations In the affairs of the New Mex
leo central the project gradually rec
solved itself into what is projected "a
one of tho largest OF the western rail
way systems. Mr. Green has spent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
CardinaTs Cofiin closed,

Rome. Dee. l9.-The coffin con
tanning the body OF Cardinal Ram
polla was closed Yesterday with the
solemn ceremonial of the sacred col
lcge. The viii was found dated
1889. but ,numutcs of the late carr
dina profess to know of tho exist
once OF will dated some wears later.
In fact, the cardinal lef "a small key
with n label ON which w1a written
This opens the black case containing
my last will" The case, however
has not been found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
President al His
Office for First
Time in Week
lBs leased Wlro 70 9ycmuG ncraId. )

iBy Leased wire IO Eycmng Herald,
= Washington, Dee. lH.-Prcsi- =
. dent Wilson came 90 his office =
. today for the first time since =
. he was taken ili more than "a =
. week ago. He told friends that =
. he felt practically as well az =
. ever, and worked ON mass Of
q accumulated correspondence, af-
. ter which he met the cabinet. =
. The president has been think
y ing for several weeks about the
= personnel Of the federal reserve 4
= board created by the currency 4
. bill, and while he has not fixed
. on any individuals, he is trying
= to get the biggest possible men I
. for the places, regardless Of their I
. political affiliations
. When the cabinet meeting ad-
. lourned members said they had 4
. discussed their departmental at
. fairs and administration poll
. cios. but NO announcements were 4
. made. II was stated that the
. MoXican question was not touch-
AAAAAAAAN A a Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
MONEY
FOA BENEFIT OF
The POOR
Sohmidt's Ambition in Making
Fake Currency Was to Build
Immense New York Church,
Alleged.
tny Lca=od wirc to Evening lIcrald.l ]

By icnsed Mitg to Evening Herald.
New York, Dec. l9-Thc first
medical witness for the defense In tho
trial OF Hans schmidt for the muir
der of Anna Aumullor was called Ca
the stand today. He IL Dr. Perry
Lichtonstein, physician OF Tombs
prison. Two other doctors. who 81
WAS suid would testify in schmidt's IS
behalf without pay, and because the>
believe him to be insane. were among
the witnesses waiting 10 bc called
DR. Lichtonstoin testified that
schmidt had talked freely with him
about tho murder. schmidt had de-
scribud 10, the doctor said as sacri-
flee OF love and devotion. The
prisoner had shown no emotion In tho
Tomhs except on one occasion. This
was when iho physician called attcu-
ton 10 a handkerchief. embroidered
with the letter "a" which schmidt
had placed over an electric light "a
shade H. schmidt said the handkor-
chief was Anna Aumuller's and wcpt
On another occasion Schmidt told
tho physician that he would liko a.
mako money ESQ good that Il would
not really bo counterfeit"
Don't you know that that li
against tho mw?" asked pr Lichtcn.
stein.
"Yes." said schmidt. according tc
the witness 'hut what luo is lt thai
prevents nation suffering % little
While an Individual profits much9
would like to make enough money &,
build a church $50 big thai it would
hold ali the poor people of Sow
York"
owing 30 death in the family OF
the Jurors the trinl wns adjourned
until Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

some time In France in connection
with the financing and Is understood
To have been cmlnently successful.
The syndicate, in fact, would have
becn able 10 bring its WORK 90 a close
long since but for tho complications
surrounding the New Mexico Central.
The new line when constructed;
and It's promoters now state that
there ls no question % construction,
viii not only open up Tor Albuquor~
que the riches of the northwest New
Mexico and southwest Colorado terri
tory, and the fertile Pccos valley. but
will place this city upon another
transcontlnental line extending from
the Gulf 10 the Pacific.
Tho ncorporators of the new com
pany In New Mexico are w. $. Hope
well. O.. n. Winston Of Chicago, w. ~.
Buchcr of Hillsboio. Herbert Groen
OF Chicago and T.. W Dobson Ia o.
. understood that the company also
, viii be- chartered in France.
The directors Of the Albuquerque
Commercial club. by invitation of
Mr. Green will meet him ut the AL
yarado hotel late this afternoon when
he proposes TO make "a complete
statement Of tho plans Of the COM
pany
Z Pending this meeting with the di.
roctors of the club, / do not care Ga
discuss the plans of the company IN
detail" said Mr. Green this afternoon.
Following this meeting / presume
THE directors themselves will be ready
Co state the facts presented. We de-
sire the friendship ana cooperation
of am the communities which are Ia
be- reached hy the uuo ana Boz View of
iw manifest commercial Importance.
/ have no doubt that we viii nave g.
Aside from few details which
. remain 20 be adjusted Mr.. Green
concluded. we are ready To- proceed
. with actual construction OF the road
and that much sooner, | believe than
anyone expects
There have been persistent rumor.
OF tho successiul financing of IN,
syndicate hcudcd oy MI Green foi
some time, hut 81 Was not until hi'
arrival IN New Mexico few days as'
that the fact Of the actual placing oI
tho bonds became known. Since thai
timo the promoters and others In
tcrestod have been In constant CON
ference here ana In Santa Fc re-
sulting In the incorporation today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
GENERAL LREPRIMAND
|. FOR The CARABAO
BY WILSON
President Will Make State
ment Expressing Grave Dis
approval of Poking Fun at
Pet Policies.

llX Leased Wire to Evening Herald. |
- Washington. Dec. H. presi- =
= dent Wilson today approved q =
. report by secretaries Garrison =
. ana Daniels on the sutlrcs ON =
. administration policiea which =
. took place az "a recent dinner of 9
. the military order of the Cara =
q bao, composed OF army and navy =
. officers. 10 is understood the =
. president viii make "a general =
. statement expressing his disup- =
y proyai and that future dinners =
y VIII not bo permitted 60 contain =
. auch features. % D. not believed =
. that any names viii be men- =
. toned or that demerts viii De- =
. charged 20 ans individuals bat Z
. the statement 81 expected TO ho
. one Of general roprlmand.
= . q . q . . . q 9 q . q . . . Z 9 ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

Tho taking over of the Now
. Mexico Central railroad and its
. allied corpontions. now lee the
= hands of receiver
The immediate construction
. Of the Central into Albuqucr-
o que
The construction Of a line
y from Albuquerque To Durango.
y Colorado, through san Juan
O county
The construction Of a lire
. from Albuquerque To Roswell.
= and possible extension from
. Roswell Co the gulf or a connec-
. ton with gulf line.
. These are the purposes of the
. Gulf. New Mexico and Pacific
. Railway company articles of
q incorporation for which were
. iiled this morning with the state
. corporation commission in santa
. Fc. with authorized cap.,al stock
. Of st2.O00 oO0.
. II is suited that practically an
o details surrounding the ucsotia-
. iions. which have been pcndine
. for months. looking Co the or-
. ganization OF This company aud
. its financing. nave been adjust
. ed during the conferences which
o have been under way here for
. several DAYS, and that aside
. from minor matters which are
y expected To- De- adjusted at once
. nothing stands in the way of
. the beginning Of construction.
. The financing OF the new rail
= WHY company hHs been effected
o in France, whore Si-.uo0,00o n
. bonds have been placed, and it
. Be- stated that this money is now
. available for the purpose of im-
= mediate construction
. a. The invitation of Herbert
. Green of Chicago, who has di-
. rooted the negotiations from the
. beginning. the board oi directors
. uf the Commercial CLUB are to
. mect with him and hIs ass"ci-
. atcs in tho AlvarTdo hotel late
o this afternoon when the status
. of tho now company ana So plans
o VIII be fully explained. Repre-
y sontotivcs OF san Juan county
Q Roswell and other sections vital
Q Is Interested also will he present
. % . . % Q . . y y =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
Burleson Asks for
Another Million for
the Parcels Post

[By Lensrd Wire to Evening Herald.
WashingtoQ Dec. t9.--'ost- =
. master General Burleson today =
. asked the house postofice come =
= mittee FOR an Immediate emcr- .
. gcncy appropriation of Sl,Uuo,- =
. 600 To operate the parcel post =
o until June 30. Of &1,0Ou.00O app .
y proprlatcd To begin the new sys- =
. tenn. Mr. Burleson reported AL =
. but So. 900 had been spent on =
y December g.
. % . . . o y 0e O q o .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
WHITE WOMAN GETS
ACQUITTED OF KILLING
CHINESE HUSBAND
(Rv Teascd wire y, ENrnlnE Herald

TTT TTT-TT
Chicago. Dec. H. Mrs. Charles
Sing. white woman, charged with
the murder of her Chinese husband,
was acquitted today when Judge Me
Donald took the case from the Jury.
Sing, "a restaurant keeper, was stab
bed 90 death two months ago and his
wife was found unconscious near him.
The principal witness FOR tho state
Josie Mobelskl, maid employed hy
sing. testified today ~ having hoard
from nearby room sounds as Of a
quarrel preceding the murder.
Counsel for the defense declaring
that the prosecution had not made
out a case made a motion that the
woman bc acquitted and Judge Me-
Donald so ordered.