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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
REPORT on COMMITTEE
UENot'N( AS FARCE

Washington. Sept, is--sonor Per-
~ Romero. brother-in- of the late
President Madero and confidential
agent here of the Mexican constltu-
lionnnsts. characterized the report Of
the investigating committee az "u
farce"
From Independent channels and
from evidence that We have gathered
We hove learned that Mainf Fran
cisco Cnrdcnus frequently has boast .
ed I'm many public places that he had
dllod Mndero himself. yet he was
never cycn taken into custody.
~ personally made an investlgo-
tion when senior Madero was killed.
visiting every house for many blocks
that the automobile was supposed 90
have passed but ! could find NO one
who heard any shots fred Al our
evidence shows that both President
Madcro and Vice President Suuroz
were nssassinated In the national pal
ace before being tao to tho penl-
tcntiary."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
Manager Of Water and Light
Company Charged With At
tempt to Hold Up His Own
Company for Franchise.
ALLEGATIONS MADE By
ARMIJ0 AND SALMON
Police Chief and Merchant,
Already Under Indictment,
Testify Against Man They
Claim Instigated Alleged
Plot.


Santa "a. X. NJ. sept fe-Thc
grand jury adjourned last evening
without returning any additional I'M
dictments in connection with tho cf-
fort % gcf a new franchise for the
Santa Pc water and Light company.
alleged Co have been made by George
W. Armiio. city marshal AMI Nathan
Salmon. prominent merchant.
The indictment or Frank owen To-
cal manager Of the water company
was tho last action taken by the grand
jury before Il adjourned and follow
ed testimony u Is said. given 90 the
grand jury by Salmon and Armijo.
An three men were placed under
81 900 bond each. salmon stated So
day that he was going to ask for an
immediate trial bu- az the court house
II was stated that u was impossible
to try the cases this term as oasea
were already sct until the end ~ the
term and the court was without Buf-
ficicnt funds to add these cases to ihe
already crowded docket
Nathan salmon who. with George
w. Armiio. was yesterday Indicted for
an alleged attempt 20 oxt0rt money
from the owners of the Santa Fe Wat
~ and Light company of which
Frank owen " local manager, Is one
Of the leading merchants of this city
end r. considered wealthy lie has
! for years taken an active part Ia civic
affairs and has generally been con-
sldcrcd "a citizen of the strictest TN
tcgrlty
George w Armlio. ,nc indicted
police chief. Is also wcli known here,
/ having occupied many positions in
/ the public service Untn recently he
served MS chief CLERK of the state cor-
poration commission. later being
reading clerk IN the house Of repre-
scniativcs After the adjournment ~
the legislature Armiio WINS appointed
chief OF police succeeding Rafael Coo
mcz. the officer who wns orcdlied IN
ccrtaln quarters with furnishing the
evidence upon which nearly an Of the
local saioonkeepors were Indicted by
the last grand jury for violation Of
The sunday closing law.
Armiio. some two monthn ago. was
severely wounded by a bullet from hii
own pistol which was accidentally as.
charged when Tho police chief drop
ped Il from his pocket since thol
time he has hoyercd between lif'
and death ln St Nmccnts hpspita
ana several times his lifc was despair
cd nf. only a rrw days ago he wa.
discharged from that institution win
the bullet SIN 90 his body ard y
Ian extremely weakened Nondltion
Friends declare that there Is sth
danger ihat Armiio may never com
pletely recover from the results Of The
accident
Armijn took leading part in th'
organization OF the Progressive phft'
in New Mexico ana was hcnofod VIII
the nomination of presidential eiee
tor on the Roosevelt ticket
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
BODY OF NEW YORK
MAYOR RESTS IN
FAMILY HOME At
BROOKLYN
Hundred stalwart Mounted
Policemen Escort Casket
from Landing Place TO Gay
nor Residence.
LOVED ONES LEFT TO
MOURN WITH DEAD
[By Ioascd wirc 10 EyenIne IIcrala.

TBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
New York. Sept ia-rhe body of
william !. Gayner, muyor OF New
York. who died at sea September 49,,
lay today in tho privacy of his
brooklyn home. III drlzzling rain
Il was lowered at 4 o'clock this mora
ing from the high dock of thc liner
Lusitania to the elty's boat Correc-
ton. Through mist thBi lny heavy
over the harbor the Correction steam
cd an hour and hof later TO pier A.,
at the nattcry. There "a picked squad
II one hundred poice, who had stood
all nisht In the rain, formed IT, escort
TO Brooklyn. u was full day whom
the Correction came 90 rest in her
slip. Eight six-fooi pail bearers, four
IN the uniform of the fire department
and four Ia the Uniform of the po.
lice. each man with a bit ~ crepe on
his sleeve. lifted The casknt Co their
shoulders and bore O. over the gang-
plank go the hearao. Tho long eigil
of the picked squad Of mounted po-
lice. sent at 9 o'clock last night o. the
pier. came 20 an end They stood az
attention. each man at his horses
head. ne the Caskct was placed in the
hearse and then mounting their
horses. led the funeral train through
the deserted street
Their route lay through lower
broadway and past the city hall TO
brooklyn bridge. over this bridge.
which the mayor had so often trod
on his way 10 and from hlc home. the
funeral party went with measured
tread. n was after s o'clock when
they reached the late mayors home.
There the body was taken To a large
room The committee appointed hy
the city 90 receive il Withdrew: the
hundred policemen cinttered back
through the streets to their station
houses. and the body was lcft with
only tho family around g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
lBs LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. ]

lBy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald.
Albany. n. s.. sept ig.--Govcrnor
suffers personal friend aud special
graft investigator. james e.. Garrison,
slept last night in "a cell uf the AL
bany county pcnitcutiury. lie was
reminded 90 that institution by the
scrgcant-at-arms of tho state assem-
bly, Tor refusing To- answer questions
put to him hy thc speaker following
his arrest ON charge uf contempt.
The charges grew out og his alleged
statement several weeks ago that -four
legislators sold their votes on the
resolution impeachng Governor sui
zcr.
Plans by the Sulzcr faction todny
were go obtain writ of hahoas cor
pus from the supreme court FOR the
release OF Garrison. MAJORITY Leader
Levy said this morning that such ac-
ton would he Impossible, as the ass
scmhly had 'plonary power 60 punish
for contempt"
The appellate court $40 held In a
similnr cnse several years ago. II the
courts should hold This view, Garri-
son might be- kept in prison until
next jnnuay', when q new legislature
couvcnes 8 GIe alleged offcnse ls un-
bnilnblc Is is said,
The arrest Of Garrison cumc ns "a
climax to % weary evening spent hy
the assembly n an attempt Co ruund
up the seventy six voter necessary io
pass additional articles OF impeach-
moni against Governor Sulzcr The
body unaib adjourned at 2''3 O'Clock
this morning uftet an impassioncc
plea from Majority Leg der Levy fol
better attendance when tho assem-
bly convened at noon today.
Garriaon's arrest was almost os
grcat surprise tn many mcmhcrs o
the legislature as 10 was 90 him
Threats we're mndo several weeks ag'
10 arrest him hut nothing ever wa
done and ne made no attempt 20
cVado ser, lcc ~. has hecn AROUND
Albany continuously since the ina
pcnchmcnt proceedings began and q
fow minutes before his detention las
night was strullng about inc halls o
the capitol
Then out of curiosity to see VIVA
the ass' ably was doing he s,rollol
into tho chamber The doors sWun
inward easily for him hui whch h'
attempted 20 depart ne found himscl
blocked hy the Horgount-at-arm'
While Majority Leader Levy wa
presenting q resolution calling Nor th
arrest of Garrison he was held "a pria
oner in q cloak room. When calle
before the speaker Garrison wa
without counsel ana he refused &
answer questions put 90 him.
Meantime numerous ana widel
different predictions we're made q
to what would bee done with Garrison
Again Levy took the initiative an
presented resolution remanding IN
prisoner to the penitcntinry until th
close of the session unless Otherwis
ordered hy tho assembly Tho vO'
foT the resolution was so TO 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
QUICK PASSAGE IN
SENATE IS PREDICTED
FOR CURRENCY BILL
nv leased Wire toiI2ycnIng IIcrald.l

tt NNNN'M WIN W wv httA tAfAeAhs
Washington. Sept Fresh from
its triumphant passage In the house
the entrance OF the administration
currency hin 90 the senate was sig-
nalized by statement from Chair
man owen OF the banking committee
that be expected the measure out OF
committee and on the senate floor FOR
action by October
II believe / ann az fully prepared
TO act on the currency bill now as J.
would he if gave Il much longer
study" said Shafr0th. another DEM
ocratlc member of the committee. -
believe congress should dispose of ii
before the next regular session be-
gins"
President Wilson's conference last
night with Senator Reed. one of the
committee Dcmocrasa who has cFlti'
cizod many provisions of the bill ad-
yorsely. will ho followed. Il Is cX-
pected. by individual conferences
with other Dcmocrats who have
shown opposition to the measure oi
CRITICIZED its vital features with th'
mid of Secretary McAdoo tho presi'
dent VIII cndeuvor Go overcome som,
of thcir arguments and bring the sen
nte committee 90 the support of th'
bin
should senator Hitchcock continue
his opposition to the immediate cur
rency legislation his aid would he'll
the Ropuhlicuns to prevent by "a ti'
vote any affirmative acticn ON report
ing the bin nt once Co the senate.
Public hoBriuEs were resumed tn
day with Andrew j. Framme
honkor uf Wauktsh1. Wis. on thl
stand samuel lntermyor, who con
ductcd the Pupo money trust invcsti
gatlon. viii bc heard Monday Couu
iry bankers also VIII appear then ant
it IS expected hcarlngs VIII be- closet
by Wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
San Francisco Police Trail
Jealous Man Wanted for
Breaking Up Joy Ride with
Pistol Bullets.
NO WITNESSES TO
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Wounded Wife Crawls 70 a
NeighbOring Garage and
Faints After Telling Of the
Death Of Companion.

lns i.ensed Wire a. Evening Herald.
san Francisco. cat, sept. le.-As
the climax Of an aii-nlght Soy ride,
mrs Kate Couison. rs, was shot in the
noe1 early today and probably VIII
Die. while George Koyack. night
watchman in a rarago. and william
Ackcy. chauffeur of the car. we're shot
dead. The police are securing the
city FOR a n. Coulson, hushand Of tho
wounded woman. Nobody saw on
heard the shooting About I o'cloch
this morning Jack Ricks, night watch-
man III a noighborine garage. heard
uncertain noises outside his office
window and found Mrs Coulson barc-
ly conscious. sho told her name, mutt
tered that she knew who shot her.
and inpscd into unconsciousneas
Kicks followed the trail or blood
io the Atlas enragc. block and u
halt away and found the bodies of
The two men Bottles of beer. some
of them opened and partly empty.
showed how the party had been en-
eascd when Interrupted CoUlson
WAS estraneed from his wife.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
WASHINGTON INTERESTED
N CANDtBACN OF ~ NJ

Washington, sept ia.-News that
General Felix Diaz. nephew Of Por-
hrio DiaI. had been recalled TO Mex
leo to become the candidate OF the
Huorm faction iH the coming presi-
dental election, aroused much Inter-
esi here in official circles.
The general feeling was that the
return of DiaZ meant q compliance
with President Wilson's principal dee
mand. that General lluerta should not
be a candidate. So far as auguring
an era OF peace, however, the out
look wns described as disoouraging.
while The American government So
ON record with promise 90 extend
recognition 10 the government set up
by "A legal and free election, it Is said
go be practically certain that the
United States would not hasten 60
recognize Dlaz II he were elected, hut
would wait in accord with the pree-
edcnts of President Hayes ndminis-
trntlon to determine whether the re-
quilting government was strong enough
60 maintain peace and guarantee IN
ternutlonul obligations. The policy oi
strict neutrality with respect To the
exportatlon of arms and munitions OF
war from this country, however viii
be continued until recognition ~ ac-
tually extended.
That the constitutionaliEt faction
reaards Diaz ns being Jointly responsi'
hlo with Huerta for Madero's down
fan, Il In thought here, would b,
(Coutlnued on page 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
New York Governors Graft
Investigation Thrust Uncer-
enormously into Albany
County Penitentiary.
REFUSED TO ANSWER
LEGISLATORS QUERIES
Luckless Prisoner May Be
Forced to Remain in Cell
Until New Legislature
Meets Next January.

. Albany, ~ y. sept H. =
= James G.. Garrison. Governor =
. sulzors chief graft investigator. =
. who was aout to jail by the ass 9
= semblN at un early hour this =
. morning for alleged contempt .
= at that body in refusing to am
= swor questions. engaged counsel =
. today to bring action looking to =
= his release. Ilis lawyers will
. confer tonight and make some Z
. move Ia court tomorrow.
Garrison declared in iail to-
. day that he would hold every 4
. member of the assembly respon-
. sibls in the courts for his Ill
. legal incarceration
. The assembly. which adjourn
. ed early this morninE until noon.
y had not been called 60 order al
- O'clock. u seemed almost
. impossible 10 secure the neCcs-
y snry quorum Tor the passage of
. the additional articles of im- I
. parchment against Governor sui
. zcr ana several OF the leaders I
. declared that the new articles 4
= ~ Impenchment would not hc
. pushed tu vote.
a A a a a = a 4 a a 4 a a a 4 a a a a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
Deaths Of President and Vice.
President of Mexico Were
not Brought About by Crime
Is Verdict.
INVESTIGATION DRAGS
THROUGH SIX MONTHS
Washington Fails to Enthuse
Over Prospect of Felix Diaz
as Candidate of Huerta for
President.
[By leased wirc lo E,cnlna Herald. !

lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Mexico city, sept i5.---rhe deaths
of the late Francisco T. Madero and
Vice President Jose Maria HlnO
snaroz. We're not brought about by a
punishable crime. according TO de-
cision pronounced by the military
court here today.
The INVESTIGATION lasted six months.
Il was started by tho military COM
mandant of the federal district. inn
modiatciy ON the conclusion of the
ten days battle Ina the streets of Mex
leo Clty last February which resulted
In Provisional President Huertas
coming into power. The result OF the
commandants inquiry was forwarded
TO tho permanent military tribunal
which continued the examination OF
witnesses
Among those called by the court TO
give evidence was Major Francisco
Cardenas. who commanded the escort
which conveyed President Madero and
Vice President Pino Suarez from the
national palace 90 the penltentiary.
Two subordinate officers OF the rural
guards and number Of residents In
the vicinity Of the iail also were ex-
amined.
Dissension among the leaders oi
the rehels in the state of sonora are
arswinR. All are seeking 90 os.ain
sole command of the rebel forces,
according 10 70 report sent here t"day
by Adolfu Olivares, naNmaster gem
eral of the federal troops OhVares
was captured by adhorents 0f Car
rama. the constltutionalist leader.
az the battle of Santa Rosa, but suc-
ceeded n escaping recently from
HermoMllO.
Ohvarcs says conditions In Hermo-
aillo are very bad The rebel troops
there. he declares. have not been paid
for some time and are refusing "a
continue fighting. Many have de-
serted
General Aware Obregon Is the oni,
rebel chief who controls his men In
the state of sonora. according Ia the
paymastcr. Tho other rohcl leaders
are not recognized by the revolution
aries and have great difficulty In On
| forcing their authority.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
LIT7LEHIELD open
FOE TO LABOR
UNIONS
Former Congressman Tells
Lobby Committee That He
Gladly Accepted Aid Of
Manufacturers Association.
fnl Lcased wIrc % EvenIur uerUIdl

lny afHat'N WAN 20 etNtniuk laDFMNH
Washington. sept Ia.-The house
Lobby committee today heard former
Representative Charles r.. Llttlefieid
30 Maine. who Martin n Mnlhai fes-
tlfied was one of the chief attorneys
al the National Association OF Manu-
facturers n the house Mr. Little
field tcstifled that. beginning with his
entrance 90 congress IN 1898 until ne
resigned In 1905 he found IAN active.
energetic and powerful labor lobby
headed bv Samuel gompers"
Mr. iitilcneid said he did not in
tond to criliclze members of the house
"But." hc explnlned. when Gompere
for their position on the labor bills.
nnd the labor people became active
tho tall timber WIS thickly populated
and there was plenty of Space in the
OPEN
Mr. 4lttlefield frankly told the
committee that HIS Views on labcr leg
lslation coincidod with those ~ me
Manufacturers and NJ g'ndiy ne.aat-
"a the aid of the National Association
0f Manufacturers through Mnrrhai
Cushing then its Washington repre-
Sentative.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
Cnnnl lnnLIncl CnnccIIcd.

Denver. Colo. Sept la-The state
land boprd announced today that the
contract of iho Tyrone Canal cou-
paHy had been cancelled and t!.dt &C.,
eco aerss OF land in las Animas coun-
iy controlled hy the company haa
hoon thrown open in entry rho con-
tract was cancelled 0n the ground
that tho oompau} had not done the
required work on its project
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
CONFERENCE VOTES
FOR DUTY ON
MOHAIR
Eleventh Hour ReoOnsidera-
tiOn May Save Industry in
Southern New Mexico and
West Texas.
tny Irasc0 wu- So Esenlns Herald

Washington. sept i9 Two import
ant steps toward completing the tar
lff bin We're made today when tho
Democratic conferees decided 10 re-
tain moderate duty ON Angoru
goats hair and mohair cad To free
list ferro manganese ore
The senate gave way today In ~
demand for specific rates in the silk
schedule levyins definite duty on
each pound of imported silk products.
The nd vnlorcm plan proposed by the
house was adopted with slight reduc-
tiona On certain articles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
Police Decline to Give Details
of Her Alleged Connection
With Affairs of Priestly
Murderer.
DEATH CERTIFICATE
PHOTO FOUND IN TRUNK
Theory Advanced that Prison
er Was Planning to Dis
pose of More Victims; Muret
a Cousin Is Belief.

IBy LEASED Wire Co Evening Herald.
New YORK. sept 10. Detectives
rummaging throgh the effects 0l
Hans Schmidt. confessed murderer Of
Annn Aumullcr. were strengthened
today IN their belief that ne had
planned other murders hy finding
complete scts of health department
blanks necessary 60 dispose Of six
bodies, from death certificates to
undertakcrs' permits.
such blanks are issued by the de-
partmcnt only to physicians Ia good
standing. whose records have beea
rigidly investigated How Schmidt
got them was unknown.
Raking over the past of Ernest
Murot. the dentist implicated with
schmidt in countcrfeiting operations,
Inspector Faurot. head Of the de
tcctive bureau. had this Ia say:
Il have learned that Dr. Murct was
In Chicago al the time of the investi-
cation into the case of Johann Hoch.
the Rluebeard of chicago. In 1905.
Hoch was arrested IN that year after
Il was charged he had killed eighteen
OF his wives There WAS report
that the number OF wives would
roach fifty"
Tho discovery of the certificates
M ,c the ,4alicc redouble the vlgor
at their search for Helen Green. who
vanished month ago after wrltine
! Schmidt she could not live without
him. She rented n room in an apart
| ment al POI West one Hundred and
/ Ninth street la January. where keep
| lnR much 20 hcrself. she lived until
she left month ago. saying that she
was going 10 Chicago. Detective,
found that Schmidt about the same
time rented an apartment nearby "a
which he sometimes brought So 1--we
| ycar-old boy. who. he told the iani
ircss. was his son.
New York. sept. Detective,
delving further Into the past Of Ham
Schmidt. the priest who murderc,
Anna Aumullcr sought today q
fathom what was IN his mind las
April when he photographed th'
death certificate OF Robert S''ith on'
OF his parishioners.
| photographs of this coruaCate an'
C blank forms issued by the hoard o
IA 18th were found IN sehm lts trunk
The find led the police 20 believ'
lieve that the priest either VAS MAX
ing preparations TO dispose OF th
Aumullcr girl or planned other mur
iors
Inspector Faurot announced todn
that no was looking for another Wo
man In the case. He gave no detail
of what her connection with the mat
ter might be. The only other woma
| whose name has thus FAR been associ
ated with Schmidts is known as Hele
Green. from letter found q
sohmldrs trunk. la which she sat
she could not live without him.
Despite protestations of bot
Schmidt and Muret. the detective
are convinced that they are relative
and today investigated report fror
Aschanonhurg. Germany schmidt
native town 10 the effect that Murot
really Adalph Mueller schmidt
/, cousin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
TIE GAME IN AMATEUR
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
fBy Leased Wine 20 Evening Herald. ]

TBy I.cased Wine % Evening iierald.l
Bro0kline. Mass. Sept i9.-~Fran-
els Ouimct the Boston hieh school
amalcur aolf player tied Harry ware
don and EdWnrd Ray, the Enalish
professionals. at the seventy second
hole in tho fourth round ~ the Amer
ican golf ohampionship IA tho Coon'
try club today Each ~ the three
had total score of 500 and each
playcd thc fourth round in ~. They
win play of tho tle tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
Impeachment Court Declines
to Disqua!ify Senator's Who
Investigated and Brought
the Charges.
PROSECUTION SCORES
IN INITIAL sKrRMIsH
Members Of High Irihuna
Unanimous Against Rroposls
tion to Bar Members of
Frawley Committee.

= Albany y. g., Sept. ~ q
= Governor sniEcr today for the 81
= israt time formally recognized q
. the right u Lieutenant 0ogernor e
. GiSnn 10 egerclae tha pferoaa. g
= iiven 81 the chief executive " "
= the state pendins the aelrfml- 3
~'nation Of the lmpeachment @
. charges. on the ndvlcF 81 coun- q
. scs a request for the oxiradislon q
y of a prisoner received ~ lhe
= impcachcd sNceutiye waa turned
= over 90 Acting Governor Olynn.
80 @e~~@@~@~@@e@eeea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
MICHIGAN MAN ELECTED
COMMANDER IN CHIEF
OF THE GRAND ARMY
lBy Leased Wrc tn Evening Herald. ]

Chuttauooea Tenn Sept H.
Gardner Of Albion. Mich.
was tOdaA elected commnndcr-in-
chief OF tho &C. a, r. 10 the forty
seventh annual scssion. The election
was made unanimous hy tho With
drawai of other candidates.
Detroit, Mich was chosen for the
next meeting place of the q. A. a.
other cities after the next convon-
tion wore Nsw York, Chicago. Mo-
bile, Ala, and Houston Texas
The convention went on record n
favor of national peace monument
90 be erected at 0hlckamauga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-19
DETROIT WINS NEXT
GRAND ARMY MEETING

lBy Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald.
Chattanooga, Tenn. sept i9.--De-
troit Mich, today Was selected as
the meeting place of the 1914 nation
nj encampmont of the Crand Army 90
the Republic and allied organizations.