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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
Gotham Department Aroused
at Murder Of Two Of ITS
Members and Citizen with
in Hearing Of Headquarters.
Countrywide HUNT
FOR VICIOUS ITALIAN
Thousands of Circulars Give
Description and the Thumb
Prints of Youth Known as
Paper Box Kid"
IFs leased wIrc 70 l.,rnInr IIrrala.

iBy Leased Wirc a. lsrnlng Herald. /
New York. May s.-A csinntry-sslse
alarm was sent out today Dy tpo New
York police department for the ar
resi- OF Alresso shieldlano. the paper
Box kid" gangster ex-conVlrt and a..
legged mupderer of John Rezzo and
two policemen Of Mulberry street late
saturday night 4 dozen KangsterA
enmeshed In the police dragnet over
the east side, told stories today which
resulted IN his being formally charged
with murder. lie has flod the city
AZ soon as the warrant was issued
thousands Of circulars we're struck off
giving descriptions his picture and
fingerprints and mailed to every po-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
PRECEDENT SHATTERED
IN U. s. SUPREME COURT
tBy Leascd Wire to Evening Herald

Washington. May --Precedents
governing the conduct OF attorneys
before the supreme court were brush
ed aside today 10 permit n. n. Gil
more of Denver to make an argu-
ment while seated.
Gilmore. staunch supporter OF
Blaine in the presidential campaign
of 1884, was overcome while making
a stump speech and never since that
day has made an address standing.
lie asked chief Justice White today
for permission 20 make his argument
seated ana II WAS granted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
wn,cr Uscrs Conforencc.

Washington, -. c., May b.--Whcn
tho conference of water users ON gov
ernment irrigation projects WIS re-
sumed today secretary Lane decided
TO drap the salt River project Tor tho
present and began consideration OF
the Yumn project in Arizona and me
Sunnyfide project iu WnHhineion,
Frank ~ Morris. representing the
sunnysido water users, explained me
conditions on that project.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
EDISON LOSES OLD
SUIT AGAINST THE
GOULDHE|Rs
Supreme Court Decides Againsl
Wizard in Litigation for AZ
legged Infringement of Tel
egraph Patent.

lBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]
washington, May 5.--After being
IN the courts thirty-seyen years. the
suits of Thomns a. Edison and others
against The Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph companies, and the heirs of
jay Gould. for alleged infringement
OF patents relating TO quadruplex tel
egraphv was ended today when the
supreme court dismissed The Edison
appeal
The lower court held II was without
Jurisdiction 90 consider the case and
the supreme court sustained that
view
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
President Sees No Reason to
Alter His Determination to
Put Sugar and Wool on the
Free List.
END OF DEBATE IN
HOUSE Is IN SIGHT
Investment Bankers AssOcia-
tiOn Files Brief in OppOsi.
tion to Income Tax Provi-
sion of Bill.
IBy Teased Wire 60 Evening Herald. ]

lBs LEASED Wire 60 Evening Herald. ]
washington. May 6.--President
Wilson does not expect the tarin bill
to be materially amended In the sem
ate. lie told callers he did not credit
the report that wool would be taken
from the free list. He has heard views
Of many who wish To see duty re-
tnined on WOOL out sees no reason to
change his position. The argument
for the retention OF duty on sugar
also has made no impression on him
senator shepard uf Texas and a
delegation from that state presented
petition asking the pardon of l, -.
Walker of Dallas. Texas. convicted
OF "A violation of the national banking
act
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
CONGRESSMAN DROPS
DEAD IN WASHINGTON
IBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.l

Washington, May Representa-
tive Lewis j. Martin, Democrat. Of
Newton. y. j., dropped dead in the
union station here today. Hc was
serving his first term in congress and
had served his state in both the as
scmbly and the senate. being the mi
nority leader In the latter from 1899
TO 1909. Mr.. Martin was 90 years
old.
Mr.. Martin had Just arrived in
Washington from New Jersey As he
stepped OF the train ne was taken
80 and several bystanders helped him
nftHrWnrd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
Gcrp1an IonrnnII.l nles.

san Francisco, May Frederick
Hess. sr.. owner ana publisher of
the California Demokrat the pioneer
German newspaper of the Pacific
coast for the last nfty-seven years.
died Yesterday az his home Ia this
city. Death followed several months
.pf failing health and was due 10
heart disease.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

Colorado springs. Colo, MAY 5.--ln
"a moment of temporary insanity. TO
sea Cook leaped from a three-story
building here yesterday afternoon.
When picked up be was found IA bc
uniniured Asked wnat impelled him
10 leap from the huildinE. he replied
that two men were trying 90 KIN him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
EARLY MORNING BLAZE
IN SANTA FE, LOSS $1,000
Especial dispatch 10 Ev~nln9 uernIal

Santa re. n. A., Stay 5, Fire of
unknown origin ala considerable
damage to building occupied by
Rodman. a painter and paperhauges
ana sparks, an electrical supply deal
or, an an early hour this morning, As
nearly AS can he estimated the firo
started before 3 o'clock ana ihe oss
is Approximately $4,000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
NeM Greck PrInccss.

Washington. May 5.--A new prime
ess was added to the royal household
Of Greecn yesterday The Greek lega-
tion received a cablcgram announcing
the birth Of a daughter to the queen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
POPE GRANTS HIS FIRST
AUDIENCE SINCE ILLNESS
ny Leased Wire GO hscnIng Herald, /,

y '7''''E" VIII '" 07ENIIl7IE EIVTIlTW'I
Rome, May Pope Plus, for tho
irst time since his illness, gave an
audience this morning. The honor
fell 10 Cardinal Dominic Ferrau. who
recently returned from Malta. where
ne had presided over the Eucharisilc
congress as papal leEate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
SPAIN EXPECTED TO
JOIN TRIPLE ENTENTE
By LEASED Wire 10 E,enIns uernId

""c =" nNeh"& h'fah'l
Paris, May 6.-Thc approaching
visit Ia the French capital Of King
Alfonso of Spain rs regarded as OF
considerable significance for Europe.
Ii IL said Il may mean the entrance Of
spain into the friendly understanding
known as the triple entente between
France. Great Britain ana Russia. Al
fonso arrives here ON Wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

st Louis May 5.--S. s. Noscn, re-
puted 20 bc "a wealthy stock man OF
Douglas. Arizona, killed himself yes
tcrday with revolver. on his hgth
birthday. No reason is known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
PHILIPPINE GOVERNOR
HAS POWER TO DEPORT
[Ry Ieased wIre DO Iayenlng HeraId. J

BY LEASED Wire To Evening Herald. :
Washington. May a.-'fhe broad
power Of the governor general OF the
Philippines 20 dcport undoslrnbles
from the ioland was today upheld by
the supreme court which decided that
three chinese, dcported hy order of
Governor General Forbes. had no
ground for suing him for damages
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

z0DAx's NEWS roDAx.--
xou So e n ti,s MuRALD.
sinty Cents . shomth ~ 10 cents
. week delivered q, your door,
afiy cents By man.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
Police Close Twenty Clubs
in the Mission District,
Bringing List Up to
This Total
KINGSTON PRESIDENT
TALKS OF "OUTRAGE'
Disrnissals for Lack of Evi-
dence Follows Chiefs
Surrender of Books

Cases against Is men arrested Mon
day and Tuesday evening in the police
gambling raids were dismissed in diff
ferent departments OF the police court
yesterday morning for lack OF evi-
dence, and the chief of police will not.
answer or dodge embarrassing lues
tfons as TO why he gave back the
books OF the exclusive" Kingston
club on the request OF one OF its mem
bers before the district attorney had
chance to examine them.
With the books safely out or reach
OF the law. the president OF the King
ston club at 2o4 Powell street yester-
day eulogized the character of its
members and declared that he and
many others of the members never
even touched a card Eric J. Rosen-
raids were absolutely unlawful.
1T is grossly irnpertinent for an
one to demand or even ask for the
names OF the gentlemen who comprise
the membership OF the Kingston club
or concern themselves In any manner
with the meeting OF gentlemen in their
club he said. LAS president of the
Kingston club I resent the vicious in
situations that the rooms of the club
serve as the congrega ting place for
all sorts OF individuals. carousing in
crime, conspiring TO rob the widow and
orphan. and generally seeking TO steep
themselves in all sorts of violations
OF the law
As matter Of fact. there are only
20 members Of the Kingston club. all
of whom are gentlemen in an accepted
occupation or profession. There are a
few lawyers. several mining engineers,
merchants, stock brokers. in a word. an
assortment of men who have achieved
a certain distinction in their line OF
endeavor and whose names would be an
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
Mrs. Depew. Overjoyed by Seeing Baby Girl
Again. Removes Her From Courtroom

Mother love. breaking through the
bonds of legal red tape. yesterday won
for Mrs. Olive Depew the possession
of her baby girl. Virginia. although
the mother inadvertently trespassed on
verbal order of Judge Richards that
the little one should remain with the
father until Mrs. Depew's suit for di-
vorce could be heard
The baby together with her little
brothers. Robert ard Templeton De-
pew, were with the mother at their
home. 1924 Eleventh avenue, four weeks
ago when Mrs. Depew brought her
action. charging cruelty. Last Sunday
according to Mrs Depev. the father
called a the house and took the chill
dren for walk. The mother did not
see them again until yesterda,. when
Depew appeared with them in extra
session No. . for trial of the case
While Attorney ". H. Morrlssey was
conferring with the counsel for Depew
upon the necessity for continuance
OF The case. the mother came upon yir-
ginia in the corridor of the city hall
and left the building
The attorneys returned to court and
Judge Richards continued the hearing
to August S. When it was discovered
that the mother and the baby were
absent Judge Richards ordered a cita-
tion for the mother and child. direct
ing that the baby be returned to the
custody of the father.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
SEAMEN Of COAST
DECLARED To Be
READY To St R|KE
Andrew Furuseth in Wash
ington Gives Warning
That General Tieup
Is Imminent
lspeeial plspa.eh 70 me CAM

Especial Dispatch 10 The CAM
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Rumors OF
an impending strike Of all seamen of
the Pacific coast due to tile failure
OF congress to pass the La Toilette
bill TO abolish involuntary servitude
among seamen, reached Washington
today
With this news II was reported also
that the Industrial Workers of the
World had begun a well financed cam
paign to capture the membership and
funds OF the sailors union Of the Pa
cifc.
Declaring that 19 years OF effort has
failed to make the seamen's measure
a law, Andrew Furuseth. president Of
the International Seamen's union. who
is in Washington. said today that the
situation was critical and that unless
the men in his organization soon were
assured by action of the senate COM
merce committee that the democra tic
administration would come to their re-
lief. the officers could not prevent a
general tienp OF the ports on the west
coast.
The matter was laid before Presi-
dent Wilson today by the secretary of
labor.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
WORKS REPORTED
OPPOSING MEASURE
FOR HETCH HETCHY
Southern Senator Said to
Desire Postponement of
the Bill Until Next
Winter
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cain

Especial Dispatch 10 The Csln
WASHINGTON. July 17.-That sena-
tor Works does not favor the immedi-
ate passage Of the Raker Hetch
Hetchy bill is asserted here tonight,
although the California senator would
not admit he had made such de-
cision.
1t is said on good authority. how
ever. that Senator Works desires post
ponement by congress OF the Hetch
Hetchy measure until next winter to
determine IL other sources of water
supply are not available for San Fran
cisco
Notwithstanding the alleged objec-
tions Of Senator Works. Congressman
Raker said tonight, that. having COM
pleted redrafting the Hetch Hetchy
water bill providing for a new weter
supply for San Francisco, he would re-
introduce the measure in the house to-
morrow. as amended by the public land
committee.
When the house democratic caucus
is held Raker viii ask that the bill
be reconsidered as an emergency
measure and disposed Of at this ses-
sion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18

Later in the afternoon. Mrs. Depew,
to the court, but Judge Richards had
departed. The mother stoutly refused
to surrender the child and eventually
an understanding was reached with the
sheriff whereby Mrs. Depew might re-
tain the baby until this morning at
$50 O'Clock. when Mr. Morrissey Will
present a petition on behalf of the
mother that she he allowed to keep her
youngest child.
The Depews lived at 1857 Third ave-
rue until their separation some time
ago, when the father, who is a ce
ment tray manufacturer. moved to 3os
San Jose avenue, and Mrs. Depew re-
moved TO the Sunset District to stay
with friends. Mrs. Depew charges her
husband with having beaten her and
he has presented cross complaint ac-
cusing her of the same offense.
Ny children were with me until
last Sunday said Mrs. Depew. hold
ing the little girl in her arms. "One
sunday my husband called, took the
children for walk and brought them
home again. Last Sunday he called
again. took the children and did not
bring them back. Virginia Is only 2
years old and she should be with her
mother / want the boys, too, but am
willing that they should remain with
the father, as l can not support them
and give them proper education
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
THREE INJURED nv
AUTO ACCIDENT
Members Of San Jose Family
Found Unconscious at Foot
of Enlbonkment

SANTA CRUZ. July 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. Taylor or San Jose and Mrs. Taylor's
daughter. Miss Minnie Piefer. were
found lying unconscious at the foot of
a 80 foot embankment over the edge
OF which their automobile had skidded
late today.
The accident occurred when the Tay-
Tor car turned out on sprinkled road
TO pass another vehicle.
The injured persons were brought to
q sanitarinm in this city. where to-
night. ii was said that they would re-
cover. Miss Piefer is suffering from
concussion OF the brain, and her nose
was nearly torn off; the other two were
bruised and cut in many places.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
CHICKEN SHO 'NUF
STRIKE BREAKER
Wordcn THINKS Tactics That
Made Negro Eat Might
Move Militants

ELIZABETH. y. J.. July 1.-THE
manner in which Warden Charles ".
Dodd OF the county Jail broke up a
hunger strike today may set useful
example, he thinks TO the keepers of
English prisons who become custodia ms
of suTragettes.
William Turner. a negro prisoner in
carcerated last Sunday, sought 10 gain
his liberty by refusing to eat.
This morning the negro had been 4s
hours without food when Warden Dodd
appeared at the door of his cell with
a steaming plate Of fried chicken and q
large section OF juicy watermelon.
one sniff and Turner's hunger strike
came to an abrupt end.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
SOLDIERS THREE STABBED
They Are Attacked at i. W. W
Woman Speakers Meeting

SEATTLE, July 17.-Three soldiers
were stabbed tonight when group of
soldiers and sailors who participated
in the military and naval PotIatch
parade were attacked by a gang of
men listening to the woman Industrial
Worker OF the World gitator who was
speaking TO crowd in Washington
street near Second avenue. All the
leaders in the crowd. including the
woman speaker. escaped before the po-
lice arrived
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
SUFFRAGETTE EDITOR
RUSHED TO LONDON JAIL
Companions of Miss Rachael Bartlett
Attempt Rescue. But Arc Held
BY Large Force of Police

LONDON. July 17.-Miss Rachael
Bartlett. assistant editor OF the Sutra-
gette, who was sentenced to nine
months Imprisonment on a conspiracy
charge June II and has been released
on license several times, was rear
rested tonight after addressing mill
tant meeting.
Sunrasettes attempted TO rescue her.
but were held in check by large
force OF police.
Miss Bartlett was bundled into a
motor car and driven to Holloway Jail
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
SOLONS On DIVING SHIPS
Naval Affairs Committeeman Take Sub
marine Trfr

NEWPORT. p T. July IA sub
marine trip in Nara gansett bay was
made today by members of The house
committee on naval affairs. inspecting
the Nara gansett naval station. The
committee, headed by Chairman Pad
gett was divided into three squads.
each of which was assigned TO one Of
the submarine craft.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
WAR DIRIGTBLE WRECKED
sentry Is Killed and Comrade Injured
When Wind Frees Balloon

SCHNEIDEMUEHL. Ger. July II
The military dirigible balloon Schu-
ette-Lanz was torn from her moorings
in wind squall today and wrecked
She carried UP in her cordage two sem
tries. one of whom was killed by fall
ing 500 feet. and the other severely in
jurcd BY jump CT so feet.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
ELECTRIC BOLT KILLS BOY
Companions Shocked by Same Flash
From Apparently Clear sky

PENSACOLA. Fla, July IA bolt
OF lightning from an apparently clear
sky struck in the center Of plav
ground here where several boys were
playing ball today. John Mccarthy. ID
years old was killed and Earl Hoffman.
manager of the playground. and several
boys were shocked.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
CASH FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
Citizens of Richmond. Ny. Make Dona-
tion 10 "surerers or Deacendantsv

{ WASHINGTON. July 17.-Citizens Of
Richmond. KY today sent Sherman
Allen, treasurer of the American Red
Cross. 1850 for the food sufferers of
the Ohio valley or their descendants,
The Red Cross has received for the
flood sufferers TO date a total of
s1.se7.e51
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
GRAVE CHARGE DISMISSED
New York Legislature Sustafns jus
tice Accused of Selling Influence

ALBANY. y Y. July 17-Charges
preferred against Supreme Court JUS
tice Daniel F. Cohalan by the Bar as
sociation Of New York. upon which
his removal from the bench was
asked, We're dismissed tonight by the
legislature. Justice Cohalan was ac-
cused OF having sold his influence to
aid in obtaining New York city con-
tracts
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
FAST TIME MADE OVER
STATES NEW HIGHWAY
Auto Party Makes Run From Eureka
TO Weavervfi1e I'm Record Period
of Eight Hours

Especial Dispatch to The CalD
WEATERyILLE. July 17.-F.rom Eu-
reka TO Weaverville in eight hours
now is possible.
The story sounds like a fairy tale
to residents Of this section who have
the trip over the old mountain trails.
The new route is by the new state
highway. An automobile party made
the record time.
The road will be open for general
use within few months.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
ST. PAUL DIGNITY UPHELD
Negro Goes TO jail for Taking .Brneer-
In Strcetcar

ST. PAUL Mimi. July 17.-The first
case in st. Paul under a new state law
prohibiting the drinking of liquor on
streetcars resulted today in sentence
of 10 days in the wofkhouse for E. L.
Hardy. a negro.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
VAGRANT is LOST HUSBAND
Berkeley Woman Clothes Arrested
Tramp and Takes Him Home
Especial Dispatch to The Cain


CoLUsA. July 17.-After four years
Mrs. Jerry McKennif. hotel keeper of
Berkeley. found her husband here. Nc
Kennif was in jail on charge of
vagraney. He has been tramping up
and down the Sacramento valley. Mrs.
McKennir bought him suit of clothes
and took him TO Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
SHIPS DISTRESS
PROFITS BATHERS
Jettisoning of Salt Cargo Gives
Fresh Water Swimmers Sniff
of The Brinu

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July 17.-Bath-
ers near Bare point, imagined today
they had plunged into the ocean in
stead of Lake Michigan. for the water
was briny.
The steamer Normandie carrying
$500 barrels OF salt went ashore early
this morning near the point,
A large part of her cargo. was jet
ztisoned before she was pulled OF the
reef.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
row WITH HUsBAND OVER WIFE
BRITISH AVIATOR KILLED
Ills MoDopiane Falls 100 Feet Mt Sails
bury Army Aerodrome

SALISBURY, Eng. July 17-Major A.
W Hewetson OF the Royal artillery
corps. a member of the military fy-
ing corps, was killed at the army aero
drome here today by the falling Of his
monoplane a distance OF 100 feet
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
SULPHUR NINE TAKES FIRE
Forty Men. II rs Estimnted, Killed Try
ing to Escape Deadly Fumes

PALERMO. Sicily. July IA sulphur
mine near Castel Termini caught fire
today while many miners were at work.
There was terrible struggle to es-
cape from the deadly fumes, and it
is estimated that 10 OF the men were
killed
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
ICE WORKER IS FROZEN

NEW YORK. July 11.-Hugo Meis-
ner. young helper in Brooklyn ice
plant, was found today frozen to death
in compartment which he had en-
tered to adjust machinery.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
CENTRAL AMERICA SHAKING
Several Houses Destroyed In Massage
Santiago Volcano Active

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua,
July 17.-Earth shocks, Of more or
less violence continue in Nicaragua,
principally in the departments OF Men
aqua and Masaye. In Masaye several
houses have been destroyed. santi-
ago volcano is active.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-18
RUN OVER; SAFE
Eddy Fnith Practitioner, Auto Victim
Goes on With Work
Special Dispatch 70 The cam

NsEFtfdI Dlsp5tSH 70 TIE CIT
STOCKTON. July IF. D. Felt.
Christian Scientist practitioner was
struck by an automobile today and run
over. Although all four wheels passed
over him, he escaped with slight In
jury and was able to resume his duties
today.