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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05


torpedo boat destroyer was sunk to-
day near Gcoiscr liglItship on south
Gctlser by the explosion Of one of
her boilers. Thirty men were drown
cd. \ few of the crew we're saved
aud takcn aboard the lightship.
Aigicrs, Via London, Aug. 5.--Au-
thcntic confirmation af the report of
the destruction Of ilc German cruis-
er Panther and of the capture uT the
German cruisers t.ocllcn and Brt.s-
lau reached here today.
London, Aug. 3.--Thc Germans
have violated Dutch territory nt Til-
burg. IL l. reported that German
troops met with resistance after
crossing the river Mcusc az Eysslcn.
Belgium.
Washington. Aug. 5.-Diplomntic
dispatches Indicate sweden win Join
Great Britain. France aud RuSsla tf
she finds herself unable 60 remain
neutral.
BrIisScls, Aug. 5.--t.craiaa troops
have crss-eesi the Issaliltan froi,iiev at
thrcc poinis--Rt DaiiieH. seven
miles north of I4scgc, aud Francor-
champs aud Stnvclot. both about -
miles to the southeast at I.legc.
\ ight II believed to bc la prog
rrss bciwcca the BcIgians aud Ger
mans tor the possession at Fler0n.
SIN miles from Licgc.
Vancouver, u. g., Aug. 5.--The big
black cagic above the door of tisc
German consulate was torn from Ia.
supports to-day by crowd oT men
which invaded tlie block and made
for the consulate with threats of de-
StruCtion.
brussels, Aug. 5.--Thc Hclgian
minister of war announces that the
Qualifications of iicgc and the yicln-
ity are firing vigorously ~ the Ger
man troops
Dover, England Aug. 5.--A Brit
| lsh warship seized the German bari,
PcrkcO. which lcn New York July
~ for Hamburg.
Dover England. Arg. 5.-Thc GER
man steamer Franz Horn, from cur
ncOa July ~ Tor Stcttin. on entering
/ port this afternoon reported that nr.
Ing was audible la many direction.
but could give no definite infOrDa.
tion.
! London. Aug 5.--prcmlcr Asauitl
today announced that the Brltlsi
government would ash Tor another
credit at 100000. GOO tomorrow. u
was officially stated to-day ihas Yis
count Morley and John Burns haV'
resigned from tllc cabinet.
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RUSSIAN AVINTORs FIRED
ON. TWO OFFICERS KILLED

Vienna. Aug. 5.-According to the
Noue Frcie Prcssc. Russian aero
plane, carrying pilot ana two Rus
sian officers, wus sighted on the
Russo-Germnn frontier near Lem
berg. an important military station
OF Austrin-Hungary ap1 was fired ON
by Austrinns. The machine crashed
to the ground ana the two officers
were killed
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news of any important events. as no
rows dispatches of Importance reuch-
ed the British capital from those two
countries.
The French fleet in the Mediterran-
can is reported to have captured or
destroyed three German cruisers but
the dispatches are conflicting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05
BRITISH GOVTItNMENT TO
CONTROL FOOD SUPPLIES

London. Aug. 5.--A British gov
ernment scheme 10 control the food
supplies of the Rritish isles Is prob.
ably Ia be issued tn the immedinte
future. as the retail stores already
are experiencing a shortare. In sew
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(Coiatinucd ON Pare Threc.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-05

Two and half millions
appropriated for relief of
citizens in European war
zone; warships to carry
gold across ocean; many
wealthy homecomers take
passage in steerage.
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THIRTY THOUSAND ARE
ANXIOUS To CONF HOME

Paris, Aug. a.-MyrOn T. lerrick.
United States ambassador IN Paris.
haa cabled 10 the war department in
Washington for permission Tor Major
Spencer Cosby, Major Morton j..
Henry. Captain Frank Parker. Cap
tain Francis ". Pope, Lieutenant II,
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armed guards on the defenses %
Using Tau.
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French Fleet in Mediterranean Scores Decisive
Victory Belgians Repuke Kaiscrs Army
.B-U-L-L-E-T-I-N-S.

Copenhagen, Aug. 5.--A German
torpedo boat destroyer WIS sunk to-
day near Gcsiscr lightship OH south
Gc,lser by the explosion of one of
her boilers. Thirty men were drown
cd. few or the crew we're saved
and takcn aboard the llghtship.
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Aigicrs. Via London, Aug. 5.-Au-
thcntic confirmation of the report oi
the destruction Of ihc German cruis-
go Panther and oT the capture oT a.,
German cruisers Gocbcn and Brcs.
lau reached here today.
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London. Aug. 5.-i'rcmlcr Asquith
today announced that the British
government would ash for Rnothcr
credit at S5OO, O,O0O. GOO tomorrow. 10
wns officially stated today ihas Vis-
count Morley and John burns have
resigned from tlle cabinet.
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slHIR- will be glad to well
I come our expatriated
! WI citizens.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-19
- ASs0CIATED PKEss

Vera Cruz, May 1S.-Because Of a
demonstration against him by mob
of Mexicans. Dr. Aureliano Crrutia,
formerly minister OF the interior in the
Huerta cabinet, late today was ar
rested by United States soldiers. one
man alleged Urrutia had had his
brother slain. Crrutia later was re
leased but marines were placed on
guard in his hotel. The Mexican had
asked for a guard as he feared for his
life.
Urrutia appeared here today dressed
as a working man and made his iden-
tity known. He was arrested and
then released as ne said he was flee
ing from the wrath Of HUerta.
Antonio Rivero de Ia TorreO, editor
of the e. Dictamen, led the demon
this afternoon. X was he who
said Urrutia had brother who was
senator in congress dissolved by HUI
erta and was slain.
De la TOrreO was arrested and held
Errutia was one OF
Huerta's most trusted connsellors- He
is popuIarly believed to have been the
author of orders for the disappearance
of Huerta's political enemies.
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FOR
THEHARBORSOF
THIS DISTRICT

SPECIAL. TO THE JOURNAL


Washington. May 18.-In the rivers
and harbors biz Of The present session
of congress. Representative Emmett
wilson Of Florida has secured appro-
prsaLions aSEre@atInE $2lS.40 for TlNeL
and harbor improvements in the ThIrd
district. These appropriations viii be
available IoT expenditure during the
fiscal year beginning July 1. next.
In addition to these appropriations.
Representative Wilson has also secured
an appropriation for survey, with
the view of extensive harbor improve
ments, Of ApalachicOla bay and the
north arm OF St. Andrews bay.
From the committee on public build
ings and grounds. Mr.. Wilson secured
4 favorable report upon his bill for
a special appropriation Of $4,000 for
the completion Of the improvements
to the Pensacola custom house and
postoffice. The bill was Immediately
passed by the house, was certified TO
the senate and passed. The 2ppropria-
tion Is nov available and VIII be USED
Immediately TO complere the federal
building at Pensacola.
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MOCK CARAVELS
GOING TO RUIN
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago. May 1S.-The Santa Ma
ria, the Nina and the Pinta, reproduc-
tions of the Christopher Columbus car
avels, presented to this country by
Spain for the worlds fair Of 1893. are
decaying at Il dock in Erie. Pa. it was
said here today. J. r. Foster, supcrin-
official custodian OF the cara~elS. said
he would take steps r. have them re-
turned
The vessels last summer ~cTe start
ID for the Panama exposition at san
Francisco via the Great Lakes and
Panama cana route Uut. il is said.
proved too old and unseaworthy to
stand the trip.
Historical societies Eere arc cou-
ccrned for their safety
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BI ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, May 1S.-Fice- Prczldcut
Thomas r. Marshalts declaration that
one Of Americas Ills today is that
there Is too much science in the So
called educa tional system and too little
God Almighty oCcaSIoued comment in
Washington today. The statement wa
made at church gathering here last
night.
There are things wrong n many Of
the churches.' said the VICE president.
that because church and state are
separate and the state makes the
schools, the church feels itself alb
solved from any duty in the direction
Of education OF youth.
The state is permitted TO mold chit-
dren from the age Of six Mp Through
the time when they are Goiu& through
colleges, wheT, many ot the professors
are agnostics and atheists. But nov
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Esfo Marshal
Kills Foreman
of Lumber Co.

Bonltay, Fla, May 15.-Yesterdav
this county, Marshal Wellington of
Esto shot Andrew Nixon. four balls
entering his body and about seven
o'clock died
Sheriff J. 2. Mayo and Judge Tew
left this morning to hold an inquest
which is yet in progress. Nixon was
woods foreman for the Alabama and
Florida Lumber Company. Marshall
Wellington was attempting to take
him into custody, when Nixon became
enraged and it is Claimed. started on
Wellington with 4 dirk and did sue
ceed IN cutting some clothes hut in
fi.cted no wounds,
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THE CHURCH WILL
DEMAND ITS RIGHTS
Report is Sent 10 Committee
of Fifteen With Tnstruc-
tions to Follow the Spirit
oi the Majority and Sup
Elementary Legislation IS
Submitted by Dr. IIarrj,
of Georgia.

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before adiorrnnlrDr f., tbe Fg- @
Methodist Epigror.1 ..5.,,ab en@tb
session Here vn.t-f r.. ,.ar,r,.st.I''
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Fly ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, May 1S.-That OFF,
cials Of the Mexican government be-
Iieve that Samuel Parks. American
cavalryman was killed. was indicated
in q despatch received today at the
state department from the Brazilian
minister in Mexico City. He says the
Mexican minister for foreign affairs
had sent him note promising to pun
ish the men guilty of Parks murder
If il occurred. The foreign office also
promised an investigation of the al
legged imprisonment Of the Smith fam
iIy reported from Tonala several days
ago The Smiths are Americans
Consul Letcher from I'll PaSo. in
formed the department that The Con-
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Report of Death of Young Parks
Comes From Mexican Sources

stitutionalists had ordered a vigorous
campaign against the Guerilla under
former Federal General Quesata whose
depredations or the border have been
the subject of urgent representations
by the department.
Quesada's latest threat TO destroy
the windmills supplying water to cat
tie on American owned ranches. re-
suited IN an imperative demand from
the state department that he be sup
pressed.
Consul Letcher also reported that
General CaTranzF had ordered an in
vestigation OF the reported seizure of
bullion belonging 10 the Bacis gold and
silver mines near Durango.
Consul LetCher today returned TO
his post in Chihuahua.
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MEETING AT RICHMOND.

Richmond, Va. May lS.-Nearly 30
bankers representing a majority Of
the 416 banks il the Fifth regional
reserve district of which Richmond is
the central city. were called 10 order
here today for the purpose of organiz-
ing the district Milton G. Elliott,
secretary to the regional reserve re-
serve organization committee. deliv-
cred the opening address and a gem
eral discussion followed
Gov, Stuart and Major Ajnslie vel
coined the bankers formally tonight
and Representative Garter Glass. au-
thor q the banking act made an ad-
dress or the Importance Of selecting an
able. board cf directors for the re-
gfOuCl bank
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RESERVE BANK
ORGANIZATION
IS WORKED OUT
Bankers Representing Every
District Assemble for the
Purpose Of Formally E,x-
ecuting Certificates Of
Respective Organization.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, May Representative
of five banks assembled here today to
take the formal action necessary 10
call into being the federal reserve bank
of this district. Two banks in this
city and three upstate institutions
were designated TO execute the certif1-
cate of incorporation, which was to
be done at a meeting of the New York
clearing house later in the day.
With the signing of the certificate
the bank is technically organized, and
the member banks may proceed with
the election of directors
In all of the twelve reserve cities.
except San Francisco meetings were
held today TO execute certificates. In
San Francisco this action will be taken
Wednesday.
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SOUTHERN BANKERS GATHER.

AtIanta, Ga, May IS.-OfhcIals rep
resenting the First Nation:l Bank,
Montgomery. Ala. Exchange National
Bank, Tampa. Fla, Hibernia National
Bank, New Orleans, La. First National
Bank, Jackson, Miss. and First Ma
tional Bank. Chattanooga. Tenn, met
here today to work out the organiza
ton plans for the federal reserve. bank
to be located here. The banks men
toned were designated by the federal
reserve. organization board TO conduct
the work of organizing the Atlanta
reserve bank
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SURVIVORS Of
BURNED VESSEL
ARRIVE IN PORT
Although Condition OF Men
Was Serious They Will
Recover, and They Tell OF
Great Privations They
Suffered Many DAYS in
Open Boat.
AZ ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Halifax. May 1S.-The United States
revenue Gutter Seneca arrived here to-
day with four survivors OF the burned
steamer Columbian, picked up from
a small boat forty miles south Of Sa-
BILE Island yesterday. TWenty-siN sur
vivors in small boats previously had
been rescued by passing ships The
condition OF the men rescued by the
Seneca. is serious but ii is believed
(Continued on Page Two)
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SOUTHWESTERN BANKERS.

Dallas, Tex, May IS.-kepTesenta-
tives Of five southwestern banks met
here today to sign papers Of incorpo-
ration for the eleventh district re
gionai reserve bank to be located in
Dallas. The signers represented the
First National Bank of Shreveport.
La: The Durant National Bank Du-
rant. Okla; The First National Bank,
FL Paso: The Union National Bank
Houston and the Frost National Bank
of San Antonio
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UNITEDSTATES"
DEMANDS TOLD
Rebels Say No
COMPROMISE Is
Satisfactory
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Juarez. May 17.-News that FIu-
erta had authorized his delegates
to the mediation conference TO
present his resignation should it
he necessary to restore peace
brought the statement from the
Constitutionalists here that this
action would not compose the
situation. The elimination of HUI
erta's party is demanded.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, May l6.-Djstrict AttOT-
ney Whitman today completed the
with instigating the murder of Her
man ROsenthal. Charles L. Pitt, Jr..
former friend and press agent Of
Becker, sWore that Becker. while en-
route to the Sing Sing death house
asked him to kill Jack Rose. He also
told of discussing the way the killing
was hungled and how Becker en-
deayored to establish an a1tal for him
self and Pitt
James Marshall, q negro sud he
saw Becker and Jack Rose talking at
the Harlem conference" which was
declared by the appellate court to be
a part of the conspiracy To kill Ros-
enthal. Pitt had before made sew
eral affidayits fayoring Becker
The defense will open tomorrow and
Mrs. Becker will testify.
Pitt took the witness stand for the
state today and corroborated III many
details the stories Of Jack Rose and
others that Becker was instigator OF
the murder plot. As he testified he
avoided looking at the defendant.
BECKER INDIGNANT.
After RoseTtha{ had been murdered.
was indignant at the way the killing
had been accomplished.
What is the matter with Jack Rose
and the bunch ?'' Pitt quoted Becker
as havinv said. '"To pull the stunt
the way they did was very bad. You
would suppose it was being done for
the moving pictures.
On July Is. the day before the mur-
der Pitt said he saw Becker at p0-
lice headquarters.
Keep away from Times Square to-
night" he told me.
What's coming of" | asked. Never
mind said Becker. DO as YOU are
told We've got to have an aIiOl. To-
morrow you'll know why.
Pitt showed signs OF nervousness
during his testimony, lowering Ais
eyes under Becker's gaze.
The witness said he called ON Dep
uty Police Commissioner Dougherty
and did the best he could 70 estab-
lish an aIibi for Becker. He saw
Becker later and Becker sent him to
see Rose, then under arrest. lie sent
a note to Rose with reference TO the
en- pIoyment OF counsel
Returning 10 Becker said the wit
ness he reported Rose mad agreed TO
allow Becker to select his iaWyer-
Becker then dispatched Pitt the wit
ness swore. 10 Roses house on Long
The next day. Sunday, Pitt as
serted. Becker said:
81 wonder if that bunch will squeal
on me"
Then Becker told me to see Rose
was doing everything he could for him
and for him to say nothing.
The next time Pitt saw Becker was
in the Tombs prison, after his arrest
Becker said, according to Pitt, didn't
l tell you they would equeaI? / want
you to go out and get everything You
can on Jack Rose. Get hold Of the
men in my squad and have them tes-
tify l had no conversation with Mrs.
Rosenthal on the night of the raid"
Pitt said he saw Becker many times
in the Tombs after that
Pitt said he wrote Becker almost
constantly after his conviction and
Becker wrote him from the death
house. After Becker's conviction and
sentencing, he said, he journeyed with
the party up to the prison. Becker
put his arms around me and started
to cry" said the witness.
"'OId pal,' he said. IF I do go off in
the chair. / want you to do me one
favor. Kill that squealing Jack Rose =.
Here the witness was turned over
lCoz+f-reI m T2pa Tue
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INCREASE THE
EFFICIENCY Of
MARINE CORPS

By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

washington, May 1S.-To increase
the efficiency o. the Marine corps,
Representative Britten Of Illinois, in
troduced a bill today to create the
grade Of brigadier general in that
corps. The measure would provide for
the appointment OF two officers Of this
new grade by the president. Present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-19
MEXICANS TRY
To MOB FORMER
HUERTA OFFICER
United States Soldiers Com
PEELED to Guard DR.. 4.
Urrutia.
FLEEING FROM THE
WRATH OF HUERTA

Reaches Vera Cruz III the
Garb Of a Working Man
and When His Identity
Becomes Known There is
a Demonstration Against
Him Led by the Editor OF
a Newspaper-The Latter
is Also Arrested.
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President Wilson Instructs
Delegates to the Peace
Conference
STRONG GOVERNMENT
AND FAIR ELECTION

Rebels Declare They Will
Not be Satisfied With the
Elimination Of Iuerta and
They Point to Their Sue
cesses During the Cam
paign - FTuerta's Dele
gates Ready to Present
His Resignation.
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LIEUT.. BECKER'S PRESS AGENT
TELLS OF THE PLANS MADE TO
MURDER HERMAN ROSENT7AL
Becker Was Mad Over the
Way Tic Said the Killing
Was Bungled.
STATE FINISHES
ITS TESTIMONY

Chas. 5. Pitt, IT,. Former
Personal Friend and Press
Agent OF Police Licuten-
ant, Strong Witness and
He Relates Conversations
Had With Becker Before
and After the Murder.
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CONTINUED on PAGE Three
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-19

Yesterdays Temperature;
highest, 80 degrees, low
est, SO degrees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-19

Continued on Page Two.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-19

The Coming Garden Spot of
Nation.
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Partly cloudy with prob
ably local showers Tues
day and Wednesday,.
The Chitina leader., 1914-12-29
THE REPORT ON MATANUsKA COAL

The announcement by Secretary Daniels that Maanuska coal suitable use the navy is the most important of any made thus far during the present session.
 The head of the navy department unstnted n his praise fuel Experiments he told the House committee on naval affairs had demonstrated that the coal possessed all the requisites necessary in warship fuel
 There every to anticipate that his favorable statement will the passage of appropriation bill for the continuance of work the federal railroad in the territory
 Inasmuch the navy must have large quantities of sback diamonds in the immediate future and the terri toral product up expectations the logical thing will be push construction work the transportation system tapping the fields
 Daniels statement eliminates certain haunting dread of many residents Seattle and of Alaska who feared that something would happen this session hold up the Alaska railroad construction measure.
 The of economy sounded particularly threatening expect that suitable excuse to offer of the northern project would not hesitate to reopen upon it.
 Now that it is certain that the Matanuska fuel is all that the government desires and will meet need of the squadrons that will be the Pacific after next March according to Daniels promisethe way cleared for the passage of the needed legislation to further develop 1nent of the governments project.
 This session bids fair to be the crucial the develop en If the national legislature approprates several millions for the work this the entire project probably will be carried through to conclusion.
 Once Uncle Sam has invested large of money in the railroad will demand the extension of the system until it becomes selfsupporng That such consummahon IS certain with the upbudng o the country every ITeu o Alaska is confident
 Now that Matanuska coal has been approved would be timely for the government have another test made Of the Berng River fuel The people of Alaska have not been altogether satisfied that the first test was far Ill every parcular-Seatte Times.