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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-09
Pickpocket Gets Mans $40

Anton NIicksartis, of 176 Adams
street, has reported to the police of
the Fourth precinct that his pocket
was picked of $40 yesterday as he
was alighting from an east bound
Springfield avenue car at Howard
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
EVEN ROCKEFEILER WAS
SHOCKED AT THE PRICE

Asked by Mr.. Folk concerning tho
connection OF Mr Rockefeller with
the purchase of the Westchester
property Mr. Mellen said.
"Mr Bockefeilcr was In favor of
the investment In the Westchester but
was rather staggered az the amount
Of the cost. II was more than any
body thought IL might be-"
What did the New Haven pay for
tho " stChester in the aggregate 90
Around thirty-fiye million dol-
iars." replied Mr. Melien. "rhe road
IL about twenty-six miles long. with
four tracks. and h admirably CON
structed through very populous
territory"
Mellen explained that Inspector
Byrncs, with whom he dealt in ac-
qu.ring the minority of the West
chester stock. told him that much
of the stock was held by people in
Fourteenth street. New York. where
YOU know Tammany hall Is located
How did this stock reach Tam
many hall2"
"f do not know" replied Mr Mel
len
Mr. Mellcn was asked about COM
municatious he had had by letter with
pakleigh Thornc concerning the part
which he played In the purchase OF
the Westchester for the New Haven.
Mr.. Mcllen said most of his deal
ings with Thorne we're by main
ThOrne ana Perry were paid 8275,-
0oO when their contract was cam
celled Originally they were 60 get
~ per cent 81 the amount involved.
Mr. Folk read notice OF meeting
of special committee al which Mr..
Thorne said he could obtain control
of the Westchester and the New York
and Port Chester and have a line
built Mr.. Thorne was given verbal
authority to buy the whole or a ma
| iority OF the securities Of both roads
Was Morgan's faith In Thorne
| justified in view of rhorne's taking
a double commission ?"
This matter was discussed and I
think il was held that the papers
/ showed ne might he justified In this,
but ! reported against this"
Did Thorne not claim $500. 600 for
the cancellation OF his contract"
"Hc asked a good deal more az
/ first. then Ss75. 5.00n."
The hearing az this point was ad-
jourRed until 2 80 D. M
Mr.. Melieu told the commission he
conferred with President Roosevelt
before he purchased the Boston ana
Maine railroad 10 consolidate u with
] the New Haven.
Mr. Roosevelt did not advise the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
hINT AFRAID or NOTHING
SAYS WITNESS 10 WHITMAN

NcW turN, May ls.-Thc defense
launched iis case today al the trial OF
Charles BECKER. former police liou-
tenant for the murder OF Gambler
Herman Rosenthal and called as ~
FIRST witness Jacob Reich alias Jack
sullivan. "kilg OF the Nvwsboys
Whether Becker will take the stand
0as still undecided today
Rosenthal died In % gamblers war.
at the hands of the fous guumen put
To death for tho crime. according to
the contention of Martin r. Manton.
chief counsel fur the defense, In his
opening address
only last May after the first trial
the witness said. Wcbber expressed
rpmorsc for his testimony against
Becker and made an affidavit that
Becker was innocent This uHidayit
N.as read go the Jur, several days ago.
Aren't you afraid of beius pros
ccuted for perjury now poo ASKED tho
district attorney.
"No. ! amt afraid OF nothing," SAID
sullivan. I'm us clean as you are.
I could have been out of this case en-
urely if ! had committed perjury for
YOU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

neither. am irving 10 get away
from scercs and situations that have
grown hateful 20 mo aud which are
bluttinK the record OF my country.
"Not since the tenth of September
have I had anything TO do with the
government aud only once Ia al that
time have ! seen Iiuorta."
DR. Urrutia referred to an incident
at u dinner az Chnpultepvc last fail
when Querido Moheno and Jose Ma
ria Lozano, members OF IIucrtu'H cab
inet, drank the health OF Huertn
styling him as the modern Napoleon
ana lauding him a. being even greater
than the CorsiCan. At that time. Dr.
Orrutia says he did stand before the
president and opposed the idea of
placing "a halo about the head ot
Huerta, telling him that on the DAY
he resigned and opened the way for
true democracy IA which Indian.
such as you and o. might participate.
hc indeed would be great.
The president rcbukcd Moheno ana
Lozano. saying his friend. Urrutia. had
uttered the sentiment most pleasing
Go him
And that sentiment ls one ! yet
hold" declared Or. Urrutla. II am
not ln accord with the ndministra-
ton, It's plans nor policy and have
openly told the president so. And
yet they accuse me OF intriguing for
him"
Dr Urrutia expects TO sail on the
steamer Npiranga. should the dem
"nstrations agalnst him continue he
viii be afforded q refuge on tho
cruiser Prairie until the YpiranRa
sails
Several residents OF Vera Cruz have
forwarded To the constitutionalist
junta at Washington a petition that
II use its influence with the state
department To have Dr. Urrutia held
until there Is an opportunity to pre-
fer charges against him for his many
alleged crimes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
japanese ASK
Why Fort1y
Canal
Premier 0kuma Declares Bet.
ter Understanding will
Wipe Out all Causes for War
Between Big Nations.

tBy Leased Wire Co Evening Herald.
Toxic. May i9.--A plea To the press
OF the world 20 work Tor the removal
of misunderstanding and suspicious
between the nations was made today
by Premier Count Shigenobu Okuma
In addressing a gathering of Japanese
and foreign journalists. lie declared
these Observation-Disclosures and sus-
picions We're terrible distractions TO
the worlds peace. but added that the
time had not arrived In International
relations 60 apply the christian text,
"Whosover smlte thee on the right
cheek. turn io him the other also "
Nations he said, must be stronl
and exact respect for their rights. The
Japanese premier declared that un-
justified suspicion has led 10 the for
tincation of peaceful countris such as
New Zealand and Australia and con-
cluded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
.CARRANZA GIVES ORDERS TO
CI.OsE Vt MAZNTI.AN

Juaroz. May 10 1eneral Cnrunza
gave final orders f.r the attack on
Mazntlan aud the HU Vance of the cou-
stitutlonalists throush JahsCo while
ne was al SOmbr,r'fe on his recent
trip. according to inessAge received
here today General Carraum was
In telegraphic communication with
General Obregon. IH command ou the
west coast who w then located ut
Casa Blaucu. Boo tl. vicinity 20; Ma
zatlan. General Cana tnza was accom-
panied back to Durango last uirh' Dos
Generals paunlo Natera. Mariana
and Domingo Arr|,.B Tomas Domin-
gliez. Martin TrHu1 and Trinidad
Ceryantes. General Darranza has now
completed tho plans Tor the final
movements against Saltillo, san Luis
Potosi. Aguas t4Ignses and SUR
rounding places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
Former New Haven President
Tells Commission He Held
Financier in More Awe
Than Any Other Man He
Knew.
EVEN ROCKEFELLER WAS
STAGGERED AT DEAL
Purchase of Westchester Prop
erty Was at Such Figure as
to Shock Richest Man on
Earth.
[By Leased Wire to EvcnIng HeraIdi

lBy Leased Wire to evening Herald
Washington. May ia.--Charlca $.
Mellen today resumed the remarkable
story he Is unfolding before the IN
terstnte commerce commission con-
cerning the vast and complicated ~
nnncial operations of the New Haven
railroad and its various subsidiaries.
chief Counsel Folk for the com
mission developed the dominant part
taken in the transactions by promi-
nent figures on the board OF directors
OF the New Haven road and more
particularly the part taken by j.
Pierpont Morgan and William Rookie
feller.
Mr. Mellen told In detail of his re-
lations and his differences with Mr..
Morgan. He also went fully into the
acquisition OF the New York. Weat-
ches ~ a Boston road by the New
Haven. This brought out further ref
erences Ia the part taken by the late
Police Inspector Thomas +. Byrnes
Of New York. ,sho. Meilen testified.
operated through the people on
y irtccnth street. whore Tammany
hall Is located
MIR Mcllcn, when questioned about
differences with MIR. Morgan regard
ing the Westchester deal. detailed a
conversation with the late financier
which he said had greatly "humillat-
ed" him.
Were you afraid of MIR. Morgan"
Mr. Folk asked
"YOu might call it cowardice." MIR.
Mellen nnswsAed II held Mr. Nor
gan In more awe than aAy other man
! ever knew"
Mr.. Meiicn answered the rapid fire
Of questions with readiness and seem
INK compuaure and frequently evoked
laughter hy some sally. He was still
under examination when the noon re-
| cess was taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
CARRANA SILENT ON
ELIMINATION OF HULRTA

El paso. Tex, May is.-Constitu-
tiouaiist officials mere have received
no answer to their request FOR %
statement from General Carranza re-
Rarding the possible elimination %
Huerta ana the selection of proyi-
sional president. as outlined yester-
day in Washington dispatches. Many
Of the officials believe General Car
rama will decline ia discuss these
matters until they are presented 10
MIN in official form.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
TOdGy's NeWs Today Including All Ofthe
"StOre NewS"- the Work of the Herald

Before the advent OF fast presses Of Upe-setng machine
Reduced
"a scienceyou whether do not
the happening which had special interest
Information travelled halnEywas printed and distributed
haltngiy
lracie working machinery and de-
vices" The Herald records the OF the
world wing portions OF that
10 ou.
But, so-called service" be-
The Herald a task OF usefulness "
u For real.
NEWS those who Tor the home do and who
desire themselves high credit in the task
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
Rob Bank, Rent
Auto and Then
Beat Ii
Washington Cashier Locked in
His Own Vault While Ban
dts Help Themselves to
$4,000 and Escape.

(Dy LEASED Wire 60 fcs-uine herald.
spokane. Wash May i9.--Three
men entered the state bank Of Sangle
when Cashier 8 w Newton was
alone az noon today. locked him In
the bank vault. took about $4,000,
went Out of the back door, rented an
automobile and escaped undetected.
Later posse was formed aud the
robbers were surrounded In the woods
near Wav"rF, wash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
TEDERNL SOLDIERS STILL
IN CONTROL AT PANUCO

Washington. May ls- That federal
roldicrs still control Pnnuco. thirty
miles inland from Tampico, as ru-
morcd late yesterday to Admiral
Mayo was confirmed today In "A re-
port from American Consul Miller Co
the navy department An entire gar
risnn which evacuated Tampico when
the consiituti0nalists took the city is
said 10 have ceased flight at Panuco,
where extensive Oh wells are located.
Concern is aroused over the fate Of
this property
Later In the day Admiral Badg"r
reported the MeNiean fedefals who He'd
from Tamplco TO Panuco had cyacuat-
ed the latter city also
Reports Indicate" said navy de-
partment statement. "that the fcderals
evacuated panuco city yesterday. The
oil wells were all Tight up tn yester-
day afternoon. From 1000 to i0Ou
fodcrais we're IN tho garrison"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

Washington. May ia--R Reports
from Mexico ClD today that long
DELAYED train from san Luis potosi
had arrived there without American
Consul John a. Sllhmnn. concerning
Whose safety the Huerta government
has given repeated assurances, re-
aroused concern among state depart
mcnt officials
Secretary Bryan declared that re-
pcated messages have come from the
Huerta foreign office that Silliman.
who had bcon held at snltillo by the
federais. had bccu released and that
he WIS ON route to Mexico city under
guard. hut mat nothing official had
been learned for several DAYS.
Information from the Huerta gov
crnmcnt regarding the American pri-
,atr samuel Parks. which was de-
manded, also Is awaited. Though un-
officially satisfied that Parks was ex-
e,utcd outside Vera cruz by Mexican
fedcrals Hucrtn's government has
failed thgs ar 20 oommunioa. 4
tails of this tragedy
80 request had hcpn forwarded "a
the state department up to noon to-
day fur the detention 81 Or Urrutiu,
former minister of the Interior in
Huerta's cabinet. who is % refugee al
Vera cruz. Il had been reported
appealed 10 constitutioualist r-presen-
tatiVes n Washington 60 protest
against Irrutia being permitted to
leave Mexican shores. General Funs-
ton reported that hc would keep the
Mexican refugee under guard until ht
embarked from Vera Cruz.
with mediation in the Mexican
crisis practically under way al Nj
aFarn Fails Ont. President Wilson
and the cabinet took up routine mat
ters today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
Senator Williams has Letter
Read from Alleged Govern
ment Officials at Vera Cruz
Making Sweeping Asser-
tiOns
100000 LIVES AND
FIVE BILLION DOLLARS
Former Civil Governor of Vera
Cruz Leaves Washington in
a Huff and Promising Sem
sational Disclosures.
tug Lcascd wIre 10 Evening Herald J

tIy LEASED Wire ~ Evening Herald
Washington. May l3.-The senate
today was enliyCucd over u phase OF
the Mexican situation
Senator John sharp Williams arous-
I'd his colleagues when hc read "a lc,-
ter from ga gentleman IN the govern
ment service AT Vera cruz whose sig
nature he tore away from the COM
municatIon. Tho writer declared the
noisest thing in Mexico is the Amerl-
can dollar" and predicted that 10
would c,st 2oo.0Oo lives and 1--WE D.
lion dollars to take Mexico ana hul1
the Mexicans iu auhjectiuu.
1T would bc great deal better
read another part OF the lett"r "lI
the United states were 20 bear she
loss OF those eho have cors down
here to take gambler chi1so ana
send them out OF the country thIr 90
go 10 war with Mexico Tor purposes oi
conquest.
senator Borah insisted that senator
Williams reveal the name of the go 10
crumeut official who wrote the letter.
The Mississippi senator refused Go
hiyuige it, however stating thst hc
bad entire confidence In the writer q
1rfFme ~.
senator Gailingor declared ne had
letters which ne would put IN he rec
ord. showing an opposite condition IA
Mexico.
Robert J. Kerr who was ciyil gov
cruor az N'rn cruz for l brief per-
iod. made a vain cnort to SEQ Presi-
dent Wilson ttday. lie left Washing
ton IN an yEEry moui, complain,ns
tfai he hal tccn giycn no oppurtun-
iiy 20 tell the president what he knows
about the MeXican situation and
promising that he would have rN-
posures 10 mako when hc reached his
home lu Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
FUNSTON CONFIRMS REPoRT
OF ARREST or URRITTIN 4

Washington. May is.-- Brigadier
General Funston. In report TO the
war department today, confirmed
stories of the arrest of Dr AureHano
Urrutia ON his arrival az Vera cruz
from Mexico city, and added that he
would Dee kept under guard until he
goes aboard his ship
General Funston did not say when
Dr irrutia intends 10 cmba, ( or
whittier he b. bound He added that
Antonio Rivero de Ia Tore. editor
Of FL Dictamen aud leader OF the
demonstration against Or Urrutia,
probably would be released from
custody today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

Colorndo springs. Colo, May 10
Pleas of not guilty were entered In
tine district court this morning hy the
ton members Of General Kclly's army
Of unemployed who were arrested
here some time AKA on charges OF
conspiracy and attempted train
wrccking Five of the men were rep
resented By Attorney r. g. Turner
aud shc other five hy Attorney r. l..
Chamber Their eases were set Tor
hearing on June i6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
Wire 7dppers on
Job in Becker
Trial
Fine Copper Wires Found At
tached to District Attorneys
Private Wire. Defense Be-
gins its Case.

tDy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald. !
NcW York. May 10 Electricians
working in the criminal courts build
ing today discovered copper wires
skilltuily attached To the private tel
ophuno line uf District Attorney Whit
man. Investigation showed the Nir,s
led over the roof and disappeared In
tu % third floor room In a building ON
the Opposite side. Whether the wires
were attached tu telephone device
tu bee used il nNcrhenring what went
on in Mr. Whitman's office could not
40 urst De- asCertalncd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
BEN AND FIVE WOMEN
ON WAY To PRESIDENT

chicago. May l9.-ludgc hen u.
Lindsey of Denver and i've women
from Colorado passed through chit
cago today on their way To- Wash
ington 60 beg President Wilson not
To withdraw the federal troops from
the strike zone. Judge Lindsey as
serted that civil war would result II
the regulars were replaced by militia
men
In the Lindsey party are Mrs Loe.
chairman Of the Colorado wumvn's s
relief committee, ana th" following
women vino passed through the bat
tie az Ludlow. Mrs Mary Putruccia.
who lost three children in the death
hole" Mrs Pearl Jolly and Mrs. NJ.
~ Thomas. with her two young chill
drcn AIRS Lindsey was taken ill
here and will not complete the trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
WEDS CONTRACTOR
ON HIS DEATH BED
INV Leased wire 10 Evening Herald. |

INV Leased wire to Evening uernId.
Pueblo, Colo May ia.- Married on
Il cot In a local hospital last Thurs
day to Mrs. Effie =. Amos, 10 whom
he had long been engaged, Henry j.
johnson. prominent contractor
here. died last night when doctors
had abandoned all hope of curing
Johnson he prevailed upon his fan
Gee 10 marry him nj deaths door. 4
minister was rushed to the hospital
in an automobile aud performed the
ceremony with attendants of the in
stitutlou as witnesses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
PAINTER PEARCE
DIES IN FRANCE
tRy leased wIrc ~ Evening IIcrnId.l

Try Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald.
New YORK. May l9.-Advicos from
AuNcrs Sur Oise. France, made public
here today announced the Death therc
of Charles Sprague pcarce, The Hrtist.
Mr.. Pearce WIS born In Boston ~
1881. lie attained much fame az "A
painter ~ peasants ana fishermen .-Ju
was conspicuous hrur, In The crt
rii ,les of Paris where h. m1ic his
J me for many years tie had not
been In America FOR eighteen yca-r. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
THREE INJURED IN
EXPLOSION TODAY
ON RECEIVING SHIP

Nallein. Cal j. Mag ~ Three mon
were injured. one fatally today 1y the
explosion Of q steamhoN In the engine
room of tho naval regciyiug ship la
trepid nt tho Mare Island navy yard.
The oxplosion burst ammonia pipes
and the injured men were nearly sur
focatcd by the fumes before aid came.
J. Kelly. chief water tender was
reported 10 be dying and J. ~. Cald-
well and r. y. Henry. electricians,
we're badly hurt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
Absolutely no Word from Villa
at Saltillo and Intimates
Say He is Following Course
Persued at Torreon.
BLANQUET DENIES ANY
SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT
Huerta War Minister Declares
Reinforcements are Being
Hurried to Front and That
Federals Will Win.

(iBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
~ paSo, Tex. MaA i1.--ticn-
cral Francisco Villa has defeated
"a federal force Of 5OD1 men at
paIcdOn, according to u message
received here late to-day from
Isidrp Fabcla. acting minister of
foreign relations ln Clrfnnza's
cabinet. The date of the engage
ntcnt was not given
according to the message the
fcdcrnls suffered severe loss Ia
killed and wounded, aud it was
said two federal generals were
among these killed. The mcs-
sage stated General Villa had
captured sOO prisoners. several
mac hinc guns. OOO,OUO rnunGS of
ammunition and large guam
tiIy of military supplies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
HUNGARIAN STATESMEN
FIGHT BLOODY DUEL
nv LEASED WIRE 10 Evcning herald. J

huuhut", ituhEafFi MhN lH-'Huul
stephan Tinza. the Hungarian prem
Ter. and stephen Rakovaky. n member
of the lower house fought a duel with
Tapicrs here this afternoon Tho adj
yrrsaries fought i've bouts ana both
were wounded. The duel grew out Of
an alteration In a committee room
of the Hungarian parliament on May
IAN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

Fl Paso. Ten. May ia.-it became
evident today that al press Dispatch
cs from the battle lines before sal
THO have been prevented from reach
ing their destination on this side Of
the border. M news from the front
has been received here since the first
preliminary skirmishts at Parcdon
and south of that point had been re-
ported Il is thought here that Gen
erai Villa h following the same plan
he placed IN effect "a the battle OF
Torreon. when he refused permission
of correspondents to send dispatch hes
until the battle was uycr and the yic-
tory assured
The fact that nu dispatches from
before sHltillo have come through Is
regarded here hy those who know
General villa intimately ns q certain
indication that the ulttlc Is ON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
Troops Not Yet TO
WHhdraw from
Strike Zone
Ben Lindsey and Five Women
Hiking to Washington to
Ask President to Leave Reg
ulars in Charge.


TNY INHsFU VIC 10 E'NVHIHE II'F"IV'I
Washington. May i9.-No immc-
dlatc solution of the strike situation
In Colorado is In sight and members
of the Colorado congressional dole
CATION reiterntcd today their hope
that President Wilson would allow
the federal troops to stay there for
the time being. The president re-
assured them that he has NO inten-
tion of taking away the troops nj
present. but was insistcnt that i'm.
mediate steps bo taken for settling
the strike.
Representative Taylor called on the
president today and senator Thnmns
saw Secretary Garrison on the same
subject
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
SARGENT PAINTING
MYSTERIOUSLY STOLEN
RETURNED BY MAIL

New York, May 10 The painting
by John Sargent. "Perseus With the
Head of Mcdusa,' recently stolen
from the Brooklyn Museum, was re-
turned la the mail today it Was not
damaged in any WAY. No clue Go the
sender was obtained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

page. who arrived safely on the Citri-
ana In san Francisco. He stated he
was well and would leave immediate
~ for Washington. Considerable
concern had been expressed for Con
sui Sulliyan's safety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
ANOTHER consul ARRIVES
SAFE FROM WAR ZONI

Washington, May 19.-The state
department has received iews from
American Consul l. sullivan OF La
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
State Department Alarmed
When COunsul Fails to Ar
rive in Long Delayed Refu-
gee Train from San Luis
POtosi.
HUERTA STILL SILENT
ON FATE OF PARKS
Funston Places Guard over DR..
Urrutia to Protect Him
Against Threatened Ven
ganGe of the President.

[ biy LEASED Wire 'o I;YenlnR HcrnId. ]
Vera cruz. May i9.--Thc two
hof~cs bclOnging to lieut.. Col
Ilmorc o. Taggcrt. whi'h were
taken into the McNi'nn lines 10y
Private samuel Parks when the
soldier. Who was said 90 bc de-
mcnted. disappeared. were re-
turned today to the Nmeri'an
military authorities by order of
the McNi,an commander.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

It Is said to have no great political
significance
The minister of Interior visited i.o-
znno yesterday and thanked him In
the name of the president for his
services.