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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
EAST AND WEST SEVERED
IIlI2CTt Ally PY STORM

NrW 1ntk, March . THE east and
inU west were severed today as effac.
tu1llN as 10 a Chinese wall had sprung
up us"" nlEht IN t-e Mississippi and
ONO river valleys. Wind. rain, slect
and hail storms which ragged last night
ana continued this morning caused the
worst wiz" blockade the telegraph and
'"l"phou" companies have known in
years.
The farth,st west that could be
reached from New YORK for limo 90.
day Uas Memphis ana communication
WIN Atlanta was possible only by
round about rouirs.
because tho stock markets of tho
world were closed ON account of Good
Friday, tho wire blockade did not
cause as much Inconvenience as IL
might have on other week DAYS
The wire chiefs spent I've hours
and tried various combinations before
they found "a Tuut" between New YORK
and chicago and then they succeeded
only after thoy had given up trying to
put o wire thrcag. the area of storms
ana gone around " with sweep that
touched the gull of Mexico. the east
crn Rockies and the Canadian border.
a circuit of nearly 900 miles
The Associated Press which ordi-
narily reaches Chicago from ScN
YORK VIA Columbus. ohio, with a wire
uniy 900 mites long. hitchcd up It's
various circuits tn mako the conuer-
ton with RELAYS at tho following
points.
Washington, Atlanta. New Orleans
Dallas Texas, Denver. Omaha Dys
Moincs. ana Minneapolis 60 Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
MRS. EATON SENDS
A MESSAGE OF
CHEER FROM
JAIL CELL
Woman Held for Poisoning
Husband Declares Every.
thing Will Be All Right
Within Few Days.
ADMIRAL LEFT LITTLE
SAVE LIFE INSURANCE



rNmouth Mass. March 2I-The
grand jury VIII convene next Mon
uuE tu consider the ease of Mrs Jus~
'ph "a. Eaton charged with the muir
der oi her husband. Rear Adnirt,
Baton
FROM her room in the county JAN
Nr. Eaton sent % cheerful message
tuis morning Co her daughter Miss
Dorothy AiusW1rth % want 20 tell
you HiI mot tu worry about me" she
wrote. ga VIII come uut an right ia
u Irw dav- Look after mother aud
DON'T ALLOW her tu become excited
Nrs Eaton had learned that her
Wuturr Airs GHorgv Harrison, who rs
i| Hi th. Eaton home Boo NorWeN. was
ruII IuE intensely because of the
.hugk "i her daughters arrest
Tho dow herself appears pptlmis-
tI. tudJ, and accustomed herself 10
,h routine oI iuh hIr without cOm-
plaiut
Tu, him, from official sources that
30 second arrest might hr made ia
ruIErs the purchase of tho arsenic in
pur. white powder form that was
found .u tht udmlrats digestive or
cams 10 WAS learned today Thus TAR
,up police have hccn unable to dis-
cover whore "a, poison was obtained
ur Who uuught it,
'l was understood the will Of the
admiral would not be- offered for pro-
natp until The investigation ct his
dcIth Was cleared up. n is believed
hc irlt lttle more than an insurance
Df $4,000 on his life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

the hoofs OF team ~ horses aud
severely hurt
The first effects 81 the storm were
fclt south ana cast of chicago wires
routed around the south end of Lake
Michigan went down within an hour
nf the time tho storm struck Then
the territory west of Tho city was cut
m ana nbOut two hours i6tcr'th h ~
nf the above ground wires along the
nurth shore succumbcd to the com
hined forces of ice ana wind
The only lines which mryiyed we're
tWu wires 20 81 Louis over these
was carried a very small part Of the
mass uf Intelligence v hich normally is
received ana sent out from Chicago.
The only Crumb OF comfort tO those
charged with transaCtinK press and
commercial telcgrams waa that the
Gond Friday holiday relieved them of
th" usual burden of brokerage and
market reports,
SIX hours after the storm broke tho
gun forced It's way through the clouds
and the disturbance ceased almost as
suddenly Hs it had begun The dam
are. however. had been done ana early
estimates ot the lGss 10 wire and
transportation companies placed the
figures as high ms $3.50. 600
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
CHILL WELCOME IN
PENNSYLVANIA
FOR DOCTOR
FRIEDMAN
Keystone State Authorities
Decline to Grant Temporary
License to Noted Tuberculo-
sis Cure Discoverer.
MUST SUBMIT TO THE
REGULAR EXAMINATION


Nv Lca~cd Wire to Evening Herald. !
Philadelphia, PA. March 81 - No
Temporary medical license win he
granted hy tho Pennsylvania state
hoard of medical examiners 10 Dr.
Frederick Franz Friedman nf Ber.
hn who ass 'rts he has discovered a
cure Tor tuhcrcuiusis This ptatenent
was made yesterday hy Dr. j. N. Bal-
dy, president of the board Dr. Fried
mann told four local physicians that
hc would not come to this city TO per.
form experimental work unless no
should receive a temporary license
giving hun permission to practice
here
we win never grant Dr. Fried
maun temporary license declared
pr RuldS last night
"u thc first place the laws ~ the
state do uut permit such action and
.,guudiF the members uf the state
nuurd ut medical examiners do not
intend to make themselves responAi-
h'U or pr friedman and his cure
N lIr FriDdUHuu Wishes Go come here
and treat patients and collect fees
TOR treatment hc Vlll be compelled to
take the state board examinations
similar to those tukou by any other
physician wishing Go practice In the
state. We Do not object however.
Co his coming here AS "a consulting
physician and the city w.ii welcome
him 30 he should come under these
conditions. We feel however, that
some hospital should take the respon-
sibiliiy. whether he is successful or
not"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
STRONG SYMPTOMS
OF SUFFRAGETTE
OUTBREAK IN
ROSWELL
Mayor and Business Men PO.
litely Told TO Get Out of
Meeting Called BY Women
to Discuss School Election.
SUDDEN JOLT STUNS
INQUISITIVE MALES
| nN Lcn.cd Mlrr ln i.,cning mrrnld. |


Roswell y NJ March - Suua-
gettc methods were taken here TODAY
to exclude half dozen men from Is
wouuns mass meeting called to see
lect woman candidate for place
On the school board. Ihu mon, in
Guiding W NJ Atkinson. mayor Df
Roswell ana chairman ug the board
~ county commissioner auu several
bankers. evidently thinking they
could get sumc pointers ON aunrn-
gctir political methods. seated them
selves in th" rear prus boo "a" court
room.
They ana not remain long Mrs.
W 8. johnson, president of the
Woman club and nu #Eowcd sunra-
Eritr. who called th, w.,Ilnr tu ur-
der mo- sooner seized fh, gtN,l than
she spird The men Iu thr rear seat
7 had hardly expected .l would ur
necessary for Wr tu hHt, 90 exclude
gentlemen from q HuwHu's mass
mrcNns she said "uUI see several
here and shall have tn ask them tu
retire.
Th'E we've su stunned they Cuuld
not nudgr bat She ,yud ,uum iutvntlv
Tor several minutes IuI the. arose
and rlrd ont ihc ma.ur being hrIUd
O." make soWc rurhpl ra,ctious rr-
marks about women. -ttnEltd
WAYS n' doing thing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

Thirty three kIuvu lead and mo
more "t less seriously injured. wire
communication almost completely
Frustrated tram -pogfation facilities
nhdN interrupted and property dam
age mat lt ia estimated, viii r,uyh
ht" the millions. ere thD known rr.
suits u' th' series Of storms that
swept tho middle western states last
nlghi ana early today. Through this
entire region. extending from the
northern section of tho southern
states across the ONO lullr, go the
'irDat Lakes. the rain. snow and slrct
Was accompanied hy q high wind that
varied from fprtN 100 seventy miles
"a hour
Tho greatest loss ~ iif". according
Z" reports received up 90 . O'clock tins
afternoon, occurred Ii Lower Peach
Tree. Ala, Whrr, fifteen werr report
ed Killed. Five are reported dead ut
Poplar nluu Mo, with more than
litl injured, while On" was killed at
liuNir Ark. ana twenty-five injured.
According To mctEcr reports the
center OF the storm vas f,lt in the
vicinity ri Poplar Hun. Mo. aud
huNl'. Ark., ana In western Trnucs.
see ana kcntuckN. The town az Pop
lLi Blr Was practically demolished.
Through the storm sWrut district
business buildings ana residences
w-rc wrecked. Telephone and trlr-
graph Wires were prosfrHtcd and rail-.
road ana street car traffic seriously
delayed where not completely inter-.
tupt"d.
Reports up ~ =. m. show the
follow Ing casualties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
nEAvY DowNPOUR or
RAIN ~ MISSISSIPPI

Memphis. March 2l.-Gcports from
north Mississippi. west Tennessee and
| southeast Kentucky and north and
east Arkansas which were swept ny a
severe rain and wind storm last night
and eJI.y today are delayed hecaust
ot uu almost complete prostrntiun of
Telegraph aud t"Iephon" wires enter
iu. this city
so definite adSlDcs have been rc-
cot"d here from iioxir. Ark, where
the wind is said to have blown down n
large number OF houses ana injured q
score ot persons
At Fulton, ~. considerable DAM
Ig- vas done To- property.
Ia Mississippi the storm was severe
from Grenada 90 WateryaIey. AZ
-ruutohla. the wind was unusually
hlAh ana houses are said 10 have been
tossed about as if they we're play
things. so loss OF liic occurred there.
Locally only minor damag" was
done. \ heavy dowupuur OF rain
with continuous flashes or lightning
accompanied the blow.
Five persons were killed ana more
than ntty injured by the storm last
night at Poplar lilun. Mo, according
tp members ut the crew of the ~,
Louis a Snu Francisco railroad paHs
srng.r train which arrived here too
day three hours overdue.
They also reported one dead amt
twenty-five injured al iloxic. Ark.
ana the town practically blown away.
Great damage was done at Poplar
lllun and iu the country between thW
point and ltoXic.
As result OF the heavy wave wash
caused bS the storm the steamer Nul-
can used by the government dredge
feet in work opposite this city, ana
aHuf NJ IN ft.rI A
fect OF water.
several other smaller craft of the
fleet were damaged.
walnut Ridge IL reported 10 have
been greatly damaged and two negroes
Killed and ten injured,
The country between lIoxio, Black
Rock ana Walnut Fidgr. Ark. is
strewn with wrcckago of all kinds.
Bed quilts sheets and clothing waved
from tree tops. that were left standing.
and the ground was covered with tim-
ber, pieces Of iron and parts Of wagons
ana bugRies.
At uoxir. many small houses were
blown down the railroad station de-
stroyed, an adjacent building entirely
fiattened, three brick store buildings
partly blown down ana the school
building wrecked.
According 60 the passengers and
train crew tn" storm swept O. path
about half q mile wide as tar us could
be- seen from Poplar Blum towards
Little Rock.
There was no damage east Of HoVio.
COuriers from Poplar Blulf ana
HoNie reported few farm houses were
loft standing in that vicinity.
Fear Is expressed that IN" death
list would he greater than at present
reported As the heaviest blow came az
the time when the people We're 100
their homes
The ST Louis. iron Mountain aud
Southern railroad station an Minturnu,
Ark, south of Uoyic was blown away
n cannot Dee learned how much other
damage resulted from 40" storm ln
that section as the railroad ana CONF
mcr.Hi wires are down north and
east Of Little Rock.
The huldiup ot th" bradley Mcr-
camille oumuuay Bt bradley, Nrk-
was blown down and other damage
done In that vicinity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
FIFTEEN LIVES WIPED oTT
HN Torn ADO IN Al NIlEM

Mobile, Ala, March II Tho town
ot Lower Peach Tree. Ma. was
practically wiped out by tornado
j.st night and o. least nitp"n persons
seer Killed, according to word re-
uciv'd from Pine Hill this afternoon.
The tornado passed directly through
the town, ana only q few houses
escaped destruction.
NeNs of the disaster was confirmed
when Hu appeal reached the MAYOR
e Pine IlIn asking FOR du,turs und
huTsss. A mrssuEC asking assistance
@ns also sent tu Governor 60 Seal
TH, storm struck uNts. Ah. ON
the main Uu, ui the Louisville 4
NJshNillr. shortly after midnight
wrru Nlug number ct homes aud low
oluUg telegraph wires Tor fifteen
miles \ number ut people ar, U,-
ported injured, Many homeless resi-.
dents hlN" congregated ut the Louis
Nlllr a Nashville station.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
GONZALES LATEST
VICTIM OF THE
FUGITIVE
LAW
Former Governor Of Chihuas
hua Shot Down BY Guards
While En- Route to Mexica
City to Stand Trial fer sedi.
tion.


lHy Leased Wire 10 Evening Eicsal6. I
~ Paso, Tex, March a1.--That
Anraham Gonzales, elected governor
vl Nhlhuahua. under the Madero gov
erhment was killed under the notori-
Gus Fugitive law u the current ntory
ser'iied today. Members OF the flr-
lng squad which made the virtual ex-
eFution arrived az Juarex 20 rebate
now the Chihuahua governor met his
death fortnight ago.
While being transported from CHI
huahua City. his former state canltal.
20 Mexico City, where no wins a. have
stood trial for an alleged rsvolufaOn-
airy plot, Gonzales wus executed he.
fore arrival az Torreon.
AZ Jimenez the ex-goveruor was
separated from six other nrieonnrs
ana alone In single car drawn by ara
engine was hurried south. At a
quiet place north OF Torreon. ne was
removed from the car and ahot. tavn
the men who admit being present
Gonzales had been missinR since hss
removal from Chihuahua nearly thrso
weeks ago. lie was one OF the most
prominent promoters OF the Madern
revolution. Gonzales was well known
among American cattleman before the,
revolution, being a cattle broker OF
Chihuahua city. Efe was educated Al
Notre Dame university. South bend.
Indiana.
His execution has been rumore0
Tor some time buf not until today
were there any proofs presented by
his friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
COLORADO WANTS
To ABOLISH ITS
IMMIGRATION
BUREAU
Drastic Retrenchment Policy
Designed to Keep Expendi-
lures of State Within In
come for Two Year Period.
CONSOLIDATION or
DEPARTMENTS URGED


I By Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.
Denver colo. Murch 20 -Thr
Colorado state land hoard Is instruct
ed 10 institute Immediately "a suit in
the courts To test the states right of
eminent domain where government
land is affected ln bill passed by
the house ON second r-aiiug TODAY
The bill by Representative Gates
ana Ardourci uppropriates &3 500 for
the expense pf the suit. and mys:
THE state land bu1rd shall not
concur iu any departmental order uf
the federal government o. the board
feels thai tnc said order Is made 60
cause any deluN."
The senate today passed on third
reading the finance bills that were
approved ON second reading last
night at 20 special session The ob-
i"ct of these measures be- 10 keep the
expenses uf tire state for the present
biennial period Within the Income
These bills provide that ali state of
hcrrs in The capitol shall make t
daily return ON mUupg collected tu
the state treasurer. abolish 10. state
immigration bureau. consnIdutr tho
banking, insurance and building amt
loan departments provide that state
officers NOT located at the capitol shalt
make monthly returns 20 thp state
treasurer. that the sutv treasurer
shall retain uH moneys due state inui-
tutinus and that appropriations irom
these funds shan nc audited hv th,
state auditing board; thai the state
treasurer shall ur bonded through
surety comu1ui,a. the state paving the
premiums
The senate passed the public cN-
amincrs hil ON third reading
The nous" sent th" Insurance COM
missioner nili back tu second reading
IA the committee pi the whole and
mad' 20 % special order for next Mon
dnN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
GENERAL INFZ sALAzAls
FLIRTING WITH lOrW SIDES

Washington. March 2i.--lnea Sain-
xar, one of tho rebel chiefs la north
orn Mexico, seems undecided whether
he will cast his fortune with the
Huerta forces or with the factions still
n arms against them Meanwhile
Juarcz Is reported undisturhed. Cen
erai Saiazar IL allowing railroads %
be repaired and trains are running in
and out of Juarex.
The FeyolutioniNts, pereyea and
ContreFas. according 60 reports from
Durango. have abandoned Cuencanlo
and are said 60 be In retreat 20 tha
north Durango ~ quiet hsit without
railroad communication.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
AUSTRIA AND TTALN WNY
COMBINE AGAINST NICUOL ~

Vienna. Austria. orch 2i- Tnc
Austria Hungary government is nr'-
pairing uu ultmHtun to Montenegro.
according tu au unofficial -tht,meut
today The ultimutum was drcidnd
upon, it Boa suid, owing tu th' uu@stis.
factory nature OF the reply to iuy
Austrian rcmoua'rHuyrs regarding
SrutHri
col hrr. HH creating 90 serious situation.
\ lively exchange ui views is pro-
CDudnrE between the Austru- tIungur-
Fan and the Italian foreign offices in
regard to possible Joint action hy the
two powers.
Austria viii Insist on enforcing tho
decision or the European powers that
Souturi shall rvmJu au integral part
ut th" tutur" autonomous state ~
Albania
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
COLORADO SPRINGS
IN THROES or
SCANDAL
Arrest Of Demi MOndaine Re-
suits in Suspension of De-
tective and Two Policemen
for Alleged Drunkenness.

Wv lFH~th Nut 10 lsN'uing iirrnld.
Colorado Spring. Colo. March a.
- Sensations have fulluWrd rapidly In
the police SCANDAL resulting from thr
arrest of Blanche pciiirr tor keeping
a disordcrly house. Tu date one do
tcCtivo and two pHtrulm.u have been
suspended for alleged drunkrnues AZ
and "a similar charge hes been odgod
against third. Mayor avery and
Commissioner llim'buugh ui tho dee
partment ol public safety This uftcr-
noon started uu official probe. Judge
Morris, who presided at the Peiter
vyso limited that unless the city an.
thuritics siftcd the charges against
the police department thoroughly that
he would call "a special grand jury and
District Attorney Purcell issued "A
statement stating that ho should use
all the power 0i his office "to clean
up the town" if the city failed 60 du
It- duty.
verdict ui guilty was tr-
turned hy the Jury this morning
against the Hciti.r woman.
An aWduyit was presented 900 thr
hearing purporuur tu outline % uiot
rt his enemies tp compromise District
Attorney Burus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
DEMAND ron SURRENDER
on CANANEA GARRISON

tananca, sonora, Mexico, March
2i.--A demand for the surrender OF
this place was received today by Coll
anel Moreno. OF the federal garrison
here. II came from Colonel Cabral
commanding che state forces now
mobilizing at Del Rio midway be-
tween Cananca and Naco on tho
border
Cahral said he would attack In the
morning ana recommended that all
women and children be removed from
the place Automobiles continue to
hurry tho non-cOmbatants 90 the bOr-
der az Bisbec and Douglas ana before
the time Of the threatened attack all
women and children will have been
removed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
CInCNGO NPOCT CUT orr
FROM OUTSIDE WOItI IN

chicago, March 90 only two telc-
graph wires connected chicago with
tho outside world for several hours to-
day. The only practical relief from
this situation was from an UNDER
ground telegraph cable 10 Milwaukee.
Slcet, Wet snow, ana occasional
daahcs of rain, driven hy q fOrty-mile
gale from the west, struck the city ana
onvlrons before daylight and within
four hours Frustrated telegraph lines
IN an directions AZ transportation
lines were crippled.
one young woman was blown under
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
INtTRNTNRN INMATE DEAD
BlsNE NTu FALLEN STACK

VOTWWUUN. WNIN- NAIVW "
rinin. ohio, William Wick, o., Nus
instantly Killed and six or eight oth.
ers are believed to have been buried
in the debris ot smekestack Of 4
county inHrmary which WAS wrecked
by the high winds today. Three nih'
ers are known go be- injured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
TOURTEEN KILLED ny
TORNADO IN Al.ABNN

nrmed tumor from lower Peach Tree
on the ala bama river is 10 the effect
that fourteen people were killed and
un immense amount OF damage done
Dy a tornado which swept through
that place early last evening
Late advices are To- the effect that
fifteen PERSONS were killed 81 Lower
Peach Tree. among them the follow
ms prominent citizens:
Family OF J.. u, Bryant, Mr and
AIRS James clark. Mrs Cooper. Mrs.
o. r. williamson and son a. E.
Niilnmson is seriously but not fatally
hWr'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
GERMAN CONSUL STILL
PRISONER At ETHsfRRFf,gaTI.N

NoRalcs, Arix.. March Max Nul-
Ter. German consular agent at Her
mpsilio. u held hy authorities al the
State capital despite activity Of the
services and appeals az friends. Il.
Brauer, a German resident and bbsl-
ness associate Of Muller. arrived here
today 10 rcport that be had offered
2O.0O0 pesos for the release OF his
friend, but had been refused.
Muller was arrested as vice nreei.
dent and gem s.i manager 0f the Ban-
co De sonora from which bank tho
state government desired a loan. re
fusal brought raid on the bank hut
only small amount Of the banks
FUNDS were found. While Muller has
been released from jail he N sald to
he held a prisoner as his home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

Paris, March 2t.--JeaE Earthou.
minister Of Justice N the retiring
French cabinet today accepted the
presidents Invitation 20 head the new
cabinet He cailed on President Pcin-
care and informed him that az tho
result 81 inquiries he was sure ~ an
ample majority 10 support him In the
chamber of deputies, aud nlao IN tho
senate. az least until the electoral re-
form hln comes up again for discuss
sion. Il was the lack OF support for
this measure which brought about tho
fall of the BRAND Cnhinel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
WESTERN SWIMMERS
FAVORED IN BETTING
special Telegram to. Evening Herald.

NCW York, March 81 Western
sWimmfu are Hyorltes in the ma
tioual championship of the A. A. a..
at 500 yards. which ls tu be decided
40 tho Sew Nurk Athletic club nata-
torium tomorrow. Perry MCGilliV-
rlv ana liurrN irhncr Of the Illinois
Athletic cuh ana Nicholas Norwich
ana Bad Goodwin ol the New York
Athletic club are among those enter
ed for the rHoo. McGiiilYray recent
N broke the American record form
rf2 htld by q N Daniels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
NJ OFFICIAL REPORT
On FRIEDMAN PATIENTS

Washington, March CONTRARY
to many published reports the public
health service did not make Tublic
amy official report to-day upon the tu-
hcr,ulosis patients inrCdlatod with
br Frlodmann's vaccine at Munnt 81
uat huspital IN Now fUrk. The SER
vice does not expect 90 make q Ieport
un their condition Tor Some time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
TEMPER NTURE TIMBIES
IN OkLAIIOMA AND KANSAS

Kansas CITY. Mo. March 2l.-
Snow and sleet ana drop IN tcm-
pcTatuTe were general over the Mis-
sourl valley and the southwest last
night ana early today In some seq.
tions the storm WAS accompanied hy
a sir0n~ wind.
Heavy rains preceded snow In south
and east Missouri. Al Oklahoma
city the wind rose 90 &c miles an
hour. The mercury this morning
dropped 20 ~ here. in Omaha. 1 .
In 81 Joseph, 10 az Wichita and CON.
cordia. Kan. e2 at Springfield Mo.
tCOnilnued on PAGE >. Column 3D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
TWO CuTLDHEN KILLED
IN MIllff'k or HOME

Uunf9ViTr, NIOU Mnrrh EI"-N Cy
clone swept % belt OF destruction "a
quarter of mile vide through the
northwestern section of Madison
county ut O'Clock this morning, KIM
inR two children of Jonas Roberts
whose house Mis- blown away and "A
mira child WAS badlV injured
Tho storm was followed nv "a ter
rife hail ana rain storm
l.. Whites Sin mul, l. y. BulfoTd's