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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24
GOLD LGAviNc THE COUNTRY.


WASHINGTON, DC, June -, 1914.-
Imports increased during May ovel
May of last year and exports decreas
ed, in the corresponding periods, &C
cording 70 preliminary figures an
nou1ced today by the Bureau Of For
eign and Domestic Commerce, Depart
ment Of Commerce.
May imports aggregated $163, 637,
1856, againSt 31S3, -o,713 in May Of
last year. free merchandise represent
ing $102,SO7,928, or. 62.7 per cent Of
the months total, against $69, O ,92S,
or 51.6 per cent in May q year ago
Domestic exports in May totaled $751;;
406,527, q decrease of $33, 649,22S az
compared with May, 1913. Foreign
exports totaled $4,243,631, against
$3,551,622 In May, 1913. The above
figures show I decrease IN the May
imports OF q $50 as compared
with those for April. The May ex-
ports show q decrease from those for
April Of $1,56O. 731. The details OF
exports and imports are not yet
available.
For eleven months ending May,
1914, imports totaled $1,735,885, TAO,
against 31,6S1.762,3 57 last year; ana
domestic exports, 32,175, 492, 419,
against $2,26S, 3s3SS,47S last year. For
etgs, goods exported aggregated $751;.
9S32,269 IN The eleven months, COM
pared with $~s4,l45,l55 last year.
The excenS or imports over exports
In May VIM 4 1877. 183 "A connnarod
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24
Some Bot Primary Contests
CONTINUED from Page -

fli Continued from Page ~
republicans lies In the contests iol
~. 8. senator. for congress, for gov.
ernor, for lieutenant governor, for
treasurer and for commisFioner OF
agriculture and labor. The demo.
Gratis have only one candidate up for
each office except senator. governor
aad attorney general. The socialists
have a complete ticket with one can.
didate for each Office. The progress.
sive or bull moosers have . partial
ticket.
The republicans being the domin.
political organisation there have .
multiplicity OF candidates for some OF
the positions and : great deal Of in
|terest Is attached.
OF thu three candidates for u. 8.
senator, 1t is asserted that Miller
has cut into Gronna ia some coun'
ties and the contest, IL being quite
equalized between Gronna. Worst and
Miller.
For congressional positions. Hell
gesea has no opposition in theafirst
district. Tuttle seems to be the
favorite in the second congressional
district.
In the third district. the latest ad.
vices indicate that Simpson is a
slight favorite over Norton OF thu
five republican candidates in the
field two years ago Simpson
led IN first choice votes but Norton
got q big lead on second choice and
won out. Well informed men Of the
district insist that Simpson will he
the nominee this time. d
The three-cornered race for gov.
ernor Ia attracting q great deal Of at
te1tion. The odds Indicate the re-
nomination OF Hanna.
For lieutenant governor there are
five candidates with the race narrow.
ed down to Kraabel and Frame.
Should Bessesen cut In on Kraabel
as heavily as anticipated Frame
might be chosen. Kraabel's chances
are better. II
For state treasurer there are four
candidates with the race apparently
between Tharalson and Putnam, and
the chances apparently In favor Of
the former.
For attorney general Linde stands
q good show as a result Of the fight
between Hebron and Zuger for IN
surgent and prohibition support. The
zugsr adherents are claiming . vic.
tory, however.
II the contest between the four
candidates for commissioner Of agri.
culture the chances are apparently
Flint, now deputy, charge OF the
state dairy department will be select
ed, though tho Hutchinson support.
ers claim the man from Benson will
win.
There are 40 contests for ssecre.
tary OF state, auditor and insurance
commissioner. There T seven can
didates after the three places on the
railorad commission with the odds In
favor Of the reconciliation Of the pres
ent board.
a 4 pe5&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24
NEW WRELFss TELEoRAPA.

London, June sS.-Secrecy In wire
less communication II said 70 be as-
sured BY an invention announced BY
Captain A. N. HoyiAnd OF the Nor
wegian navy. The machine 10 one
for transfnission ind automatic re-
ceipt OF printed messages In the man
ner OF typewriting. The inventor
claims to have typed messages BY
wireless waves between Berlin and
the big station at Nauen, q, distance
Of "a miles. He says he has per
fecteds a relay which so amplifies
wireless signals that the typewriting
device may be operated over greater
distances.
"A Secret. sa
The secrecy feature OF the inven-
ton established BY the tact that the
sending apparatus may be adjusted
at 4 moments notice 30 as to employ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24

skirts d IAsbon. The chief govern,
ment' attkoilyy 81 the town himself !
member Of The White Ants, and I
number Of IN und arlings, All o. them
members of the society, are accused
OF seeking 10 do away with the Ger
tain memborS OF the Moderate 0np0.
sition sRSpObtfcan Party.
The NJ Nc Ants belong to tho Den.
ocrAtic Republican party. sIhs first
victim was murdered on his way
home from y ball. a party of five .oi
the White Ants had secfetSd them
selves behind q wall near the mans
home, and ~ he was about to open
the door. they fired upon Airn. He
fell mortally wounded. The chief
authority .og the village later was
questioned ana then arrested. n list
OF the 23spsfspns to. be murdered was
found i1 hls p0Esess sion, the list being
headed pya the murdered nan's name.
The trial u awaited with interest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24
AT SrEELE.

C.. A. Ladenberger OF the Dakota.
Montana Investment company. trans
acted business at Steele Monday Of
this week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or BUR.
LElotfcouNTY, NORTH DAkoA.
Margaret Agnes Lamb, Plaintiff, w.

.sE.EEWEH .f p. FGSTL4Fv
Margaret Agnes Lamb. Plaintiff, W..
Samuel Mason Lamb, Defencapt.
The state OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
Your are hereby summoned to "a.
the complaint in this action, the
same being now on file In the office
Of the Clerk OF the District Court OF
Burleigh County, North Dakota, and
to serve acopy Of your answer upon
the subscriber within thirty days
after the service OF this summons MP
on you, exclusive Of the day Of, such
service; and IN case Of yor failure
to appear or answer Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the
|rslief demanded In the complaint.
Dated this 22rd day Of May. 1914.
W. l. SMITH,,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address: Bismarck, North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24
PoLTTcAA SEcRET socIETY

Lisbon, June 23s-A political secret
society which had for Its object the
murder OF % persons has just been
broken up. Before this was accom-
plished I'M victim had been put to
death.
The organization Is called The
White Ants, its headquarters being in
the village of Aicaoideche, on the out.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24

CANE HOME TO VOTE.
C.lE. Hastings returned home ,Tiss-
day from Fairview, Mont, to be b re
in time to cast his vote. in, the repub-
lican primary election.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24

any ons 81 10 different code 81.
rangens0Its Of the alphabet, whllS
the resolving device would .automAti.
cally registerSthe messages In decOd.
ed and legible form. only dots are
used In the transmission. and by their
spacing the mechanism. OF the receiv.
ing apparatus Is controlled 10 % to
4~feccnstruct the message. Captain
sHoyiand declares that the apparatus
could be worked In any wireless sys-
tenn, and that II would render. wire.
less tapping. quite impossible.
There IL q dandy show lt the Grand
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24

Dandy picture. at the Grand to-
Advt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24
oN LoNo MofoR IRlP.

Theirs il q dandy show 81 the Grand
tonight. Go see "Protea."-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-06-24

iElsene Findley was an arrival from
Wilton for the Campmeeting. Miss
Findley attended school in Bismarck
last winter, and is known to many
H~stnarckers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
sTAGE ~ shI ron DECISIVE
BATTLE Al rORIgEON

Constitutionniist Headquarters. YER
mo, Durango, Mexico, March 2l.---
with cannon planted. with practically
all accoutrements OF war FURNISHED
and ready, General Pancho villa with
his 1900 reucl soldiers today was
almost prepared to begin the invest
ment OF Tprreon; 20 hurl the first shell
into the trenches OF the resisting fed
ernl army under General Kcfugio
Neias,o tn what ir considered the de-
'isiNc battle ot the consttuuonalists
revolution.
Fan of confidence ana certain OF
victory General VILLA has magnetic
all} transmitted his energy 10 his
auburdinates, ana today the waking
camp ot N"rmo presented scene
which never had marked a rcyulu-
tiunary movement in Mexico. The
p"0n soldiers hurried here and there,
Swing nuul touches 10 the establish
mcnt of the rebels plans for opening
assault, spurred on by the sharp
command of supcriors
And the beginning of today saw the
rebel army stationed on the outskirts
ut the federal stronghold. position
they had gained without resistance
ana with scarcely the sound of q shot
Co check their preparations for as-
a,ult, Within Torroon an was COM
paratvely quiet, and none In the
rebel camp HneW what preparations
General Nelusco was making To- repel
the onslaught of the reyolutionists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
ULSTER TNST TAKES ON
NFPEAR NNCE on ARMED CAMP

Belfast ireland. March "a Ulster
today presented martial aspect Al
the towns were occupied uy soldiers
ut the regular army aud other de-
taChmcnts were marching along the
country roads with long trains of bag
gage ANA ammunition carts, on their
May TO strengthen the various garri-
sons Al all the Tnioniu centcrs
,hcrr was great animation among the
Ulster volunteers
within tWcnty-four hours over
5000 regular troops. Including four
battalons ol infantry with machine
guns ana two batteries of field nrtii-
lcry. an equipped for active service,
have arrived In the various towns OF
Ulster. Thcsc troops form the ad-
vance guard oi n largely lrmed force.
which the military authorities are
sending 10 the northern province of
ireland tu prevent the assumption Of
local government hy anti home rulers.
These sudden preparations by the
war office So far have not created any
public demonstration in Belfast The
leaders OF the so-cailed Unionist pro-
visiunal government, however. admit
their anxiety lest their over-cnthusias-
uc followers precipiate riots during
the two days of idicness 90 the week
end, and give their opponents the
sought-fur opportunity lui enforcing
rigorous repressivo measures
Sir Edward carson. the Ulster TN
ionist leader and his leut'uants do
sir" the government 90 take the FIRST
provocative step. sir Edward. real
'2ing the Nitalness OF preventing an
uudisciplined outhroad. as protest
against an these troop movements.
today again urged the Ulster men tu
keep cool during the wcet endh
Sir Edward carson did not emerge
Today from CraighaVon. The residence
uf Captain Craig. three miles from
Belfast There h, continues to hold
his cabinet councils win Captain
craig. the Marquis of London derry.
the Earl of Ranfurly, the Earl ot
Chnwiillam and other Uniunist work
ers.
The feeling of unrest among cer-
tain sections of the government troops
ls very strong. Some OF the soldiers
and the officers oi tho infantry bat
tthons quartered IN Ulster. including
the pnrsetshire regiment and the
Norfolk rex mcnt. have openly cN-
pressed their disinchuatiou tu take
the offensive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
ORDERS HEiD ~ BECAUSE
OIIiGt.IlS RE~IfsN

Dublin. March ~ The immediate
dispatch of REGULAR cavalry from the
Curragh camp GO Ulster had 90 be can
ccllcd today OWNS Co rcslgnntlons of
officers of the sixteenth ianccrs and
Fourth hussars.
90 was reported here today that
Brigadier Hubert de la Dor dough.
the commander of the Third cavalry
brigade at the Curragh, composed uf
the sixteenth lancers and the Fourth
hussars. has resigned.
Large bodies of armed police left
today for various stations in the north
of Ireland
Scores of special magistrates for
service In rulsicr were sworn In al
the castle this morning.
The first victim of the existing
state of excitement IN Ireland was "a
soldier az the CuTraEh camp. who
was late Tor ron call He attempted
TO scale wall of the barracks and
was shot hy q sentry. II h thought
that the wound viii prove fatal
The commander IN chief IN ireland,
General Sir Arthur Paget. has ar
rived al the Curragh camp. where
conferences gre In progress between
the officers who have resigned their
commissions and the military author
titles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
SEVEN MINERS INFESTED
IOR MURDER on SMITH

Trinidad. Colo March 9t- lufof-
nation charging seven strikers of the
Forbes tent colony with the murder
of Ncll Smith. a non-uuinn coal min
er, whose dead and mutilatcd bod:
Was found ON a railroad track near
suffeld ON March IS. have been iilcd
in the district court The men charged
with the crime are Joseph GiL Gar
field Hancock, John IRE. Charles kcl-
ly Joe Ramos, Frank pctck and VII
liam Watson lpon application of
Attorney g. ". clark local counsel
for the United Mine. Workcrs. la court
tins morning. bail was Used Tor each
defendant in the sum OF $4,000.
The seven men were held following
the release early tins wcch oi sixteen
other strikers arrested bs thc miii-
tafy authorities the day preceding the
breaking up oi the lower tent colony
at Forbes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
WEST VIRGINIA. MINERS
STILL lIDI ID TltIIH GROUND

Collcrs W Va. March .t-Strik-
ing miners of the West Virginia and
Pittsburgh Coal company who have
been In camp near the company "a
property since tho strike was de-
clnrcd last september teld their
ground today 60 was reported that
james oates their leader. VINO is ON
trial in the United states district
court az Ph.uppi for violating the In
junction OF Judge Dayton had ordered
them to leave their fonts
Joseph nowers who has command
of the camp in Oates absence. de-
cided he would maintain the camp
until he received orders from John
=. white. president Of the United
Mine Workers of America. 10 move.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
VANDERBILT CASE GOES
AGAINST THE BISHOPS


ftN ta'u-f'u " ltp An hshNhliE AtfAhHNa
Nashville. TCun,, March The
Tennessee supreme court today de-
cided the casr involving the control II
vanderbilt university u favor of the
university board OF TRUST and against
the college of bishops ot tho southern
Methodist church. The court held
the board of trust Go hc scif-pvr-
petuatlng body
The court however, held that the
hoard OF trustees selections are sub
ject 90 confirmation by the general
conference oi the churrhs board of
education
Under tho decision the college of
bishops ycto of the acceptance by
the board ot trust ot Andrew Carnc-
gie's miiiion-dullar gift to the Van
derhilt medical department is with
out effect
The court held that "Commodore'
Cornelius Vanderbilt and not the
Southern Methodist church was the
founder and original patron oi the
Nandcrbilt university
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Charges Against Prominent
Santa Fe Attorney Seeking
His Disbarnent Declared
Without Foundation.
EFFORT ATTRACTED
STATEWIDE ATTENTION
Charged that Attorney Failed
to Protect Interests OF
Clients in L)bato Case and
that He Knew of Bribery.
[ Special Dispatch 20 Evening Herald

special Dispatch 20 Evening Herald
santa tc, y. Mu March a. y
= The state supreme court toe =
= day handed down q decision in .
. the case agalnsf Attorney a =
tcnchcu, ot SANTA Fe. iu y
= which charges OF unprofcssion .
= al conduct we're made boz an cf- .
= tort Geo BRING about his dlsblr- =
. ment completely generating =
y Mr Ecnchcn on every charge .
. ana declaring the charges TO y
. have been without foundation .
The ease has attracted state .
= wide attention, owing to Mr.. =
. tpnchcn's prominence az law y
= and business iIid because ot y
. the Vigor with which the char .
= ges against MIN were pressed =
= There were several chargcs1
= made. among them being that =
y the attorney d.d not properly .
. protect the iYtcrests OF his y
. clients n the Lnhato land graz; '
. case. while accepting tull pay =
. for his services. II WAS upon y
. this cnarg~ n. the principal .
y fight was made Tho courts y
= decision finds MI Renehsu y
. guitcss Q
y Another charge was that iu =
y defending man from l.u Ar .
= rihiu county charged WINE
= murder. the defendant bribed y
. the jury with MT Ecnehan's '
. know ledge aud the lawyer fall =
y ed To- notify the court. Il was .
. shown m course ot the hcauug y
a UH.f z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
" ASIIINGTON uNs M WORD
OI NATt nE OI' CONFERENCE

Washington, March 2l.-- secretary
rfyau announced today that thcre
had been 81 conference at Vera cruz
between John Lind and Jose Portillo
EuIns. minister OF forelEn affairs
As to its nature, however Secretary
Bryan said lo word had reached him,
~IruiuCancc WIS otatachcd here GO
tho conference uH reopeping negotia-
tiulus dmcouunucd some time ago,
The further fact that charge
p'Shaughnessy and Charge Huhler.
the latter OF ,he British legation. also
had gone Co eVra CruE gave added
hope boz diplomatic circles that some
developments might be- expected.
Secretary Bryan said he knew
nothing of the reports from Mexico
city that Mr. O'shnughnessy miEht
resign because of 800 health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
MINE WORKERS ADJOURN
CONFERENCE 10 TUESDAY,

Chicago. March 2l--Thc joint CON
ference of the United Mine Workers
os America and the bituminous coal
operators of Western Pennsylvania,
ohio. Indiana, ana Illinois. adjourn
ed today until Tuesday. having. So
far. accomplished nothing toward "a
new wage agreement To replace the
present one. which expires April g..
The conference adjourned 10 enable
the men 90 go home over sunday
one thine that has been accomplish
ed, apparently. as the situation
stands. is To demonstrate that good
feeling between the dispuiants has
rot been imperiled that that agree
ment is possible without danger Of a
strike
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Resolution introduced in
House Today Seeking to
Bring Wright Before the
Congressional Bar.
0KLAH0MAN SEEKS TO
REVIVE PAGE INCIDENT
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Asked to Tell Why it
Delays Rate Increase Where
no Objection is Offered.

[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !
Washington, March 2i-A resolu-
tion TO impeach Justice Daniel r.
Wright OF the supreme court of the
District OF columbia was introduced
In tho house today uy Representative
PARK. Democrat of Gcorpia. ana rec
ferred 60 the Judiciary committee td
decide what action shall be- taken.
The committee recently dismissed as
uncorrohortcd charges similar 20
those contained In the PARK rcsolu-
ton. which alleged the Justice was
guilty of improprieties ON the bench
and boz private hfc
Justice Wright attracted wide Hi-
tcuiion AS the justice who sentenced
samuel Gompcrs John Mitchell aud
Frank Morrison to iall terms for con-
tempt OF court in the Bucks Stove and
Range case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Man RunOUer bu
Train Gets Up
and W aLks off
Near Miracle Reported from
Santa Fe With Native
Named Gonzales as the Star
Actor.


Special Dispatch To Evening Herald.
santa Fc. y. nj, March %. u"-
tive usmrd Gonzales, who Iit,- In
-autn Ig. hfs fuu di-tlu,Uul cot being
thp only man 5000 record Whu. after
having been rHu over by O. train. got
up and wuikpd away without assist
snce.
Last niEht Gonzales went tu sleep
N.ng between thv Fails un the LamN
branch tns rlumhers were disturbed
hy train running over him. carry
ing away his hlt. part ui bis shirt
ana one shoe
The train w.- stopped aud backed
up to ulck up the rmuiur. when
Gonzales got up and without thank
ing his Would-nc res'uors. walked
away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Secretary of Interior in Roose-
velt Cabinet Declares the
Progressive Has Big Lead in
Pennsylvania Race.
TALK OF UNION WITH
STANDPATTERS IS NOT
PrOgressives Stand for Ideals.
Says Leader this Morning,
and can Entertain no
Though of Backsliding.

"A hsoiutot. mo- consideration win
bp slysp b., tho progre.siyc psrty IA
IN. .dea of condemnation win tho
Rppubucnps Tho prosresst,ca ara
stronger than ever oyervN h.r..'
James n Garfield of ohio sccr.-
tnry of the interior i'm President
HoosevcH's ahinot. mnd. thos. st,te.
ments with rarnosi ep,unasls la .he
coprse of an in,or,ley, thb, n,nrntng
Mr. Garfield came to Nibuouerone
iust niuht uu pYIratc busit,.ss
"HarL .n my state 4" ,ontt,,,ea NJ.
Garfield. "th. mon fn tbo pr,rr.s..,., :,
PARTY arc the stn,a mon vim ,,r,u
have been lsqoeinted I'm ,nIfti.. slt
ms life AIy Pfopresst,e ,ss,.i.,t,.
of today arc men who were mos, .r.
tive and earnest an HepubIlr,pisp, In
ih, uas,- .old-tlne R,nttbitesns v.b,
have turned their hsrks ,ny ro,d am
the uutWoin organization Tod,,.
thel Yrc more authusis.tI. ~ p,ssi-
bIe than th.y were whom fh. .rl..t.i
under tho prparos.I,, bopr,r
"Whsu they suggested .msle.p,8
.t.uB tu those mon t,.,. I,lf-i,.t ~, 81,
it is absurd to talk ,f 3u.,Ip.,,r,fi,.r
between th, Hcpuhli..p. ANA ~. pr,
gross.lo urtl., They .tapl lam
Ideals ana Aims damotric,iy on.
posed
Nr Garfield referred .utb,,sI,s,i,-
.HlN tp GirGrd pnehurs .a,np,ipp f,r
.fb. I+t,rl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
ARMY OFFICERS RESIGN BY DOZENS
RATHER THAN TAKE UP ARMS AGAINST FELLOWS
Hurried Conferences Among Chiefs of War Office Show
Dangerous Situation Among the Troops Orders Cav
airy Regiment Recalled Because all Officers kal eWit
Nationalist Parade Abandoned for Fear of Outbreak

uon and other government property
against pssiblc risks"
u adds.
There has not been and IS NOT nov
any Intention to move troops into Ul-
strr except Tor these ana like pur-
poses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
THIRD BATTALION TAXES
Ip Duty On BORDER

Laredo. Texas. March 2i.--rhe
third battalion, Ninth Infantry. COM
pri-ug twelve officers and 2s0 men.
arrived at Laredo today for border
patrol duty Two additional naual-
IONS of the Niuth are expected tomor-
FEV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21
Aged Strike Leader Still at
Her Hotel in Denver Gives
no IntimatIon as to Move
ments.
MORE GUARD COMPANIES
ORDERED HOME TODAY
Seven Strikers Arrested for
Brutal Murder of Neil
Smith Near Suffield, March
Sth.
by Leased Wire 10 EycnIng Herald. /

Thy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Denver. March 2l--Adlutuut I
. General John Chase. who arrived 4
= today from the coal strike dis I
= trict, said that he had given or I
= ders ct arrest Mother Mary I
= Jones on sight if she returns tn 4
= Trinidad. Mother Jones stIll was I
at her hotel iu Denver She 4
= said that the time for her de- I
= parture for tho strike zone had 4
. not been fixed 4
Two more Companies OF the 4
= Colorado national guard were I
= sent home today They are 4
. Companies - and ~ of the First 4
= infantry with headquarters &C I
. Greeley ana Brush. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-21

Vera cruz Mexico. March al
Nelson O'ShauEhnessy. American
charge daffaires. arrived here Ia
private car escorted by d company
of presidential sunrda. lie expects
to remain some days 90 undefs"
treatment Cor sciRtlc rheumatism
Rear admiral Fletcher me Amer
lean naval commandcr. expects 90