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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
MOUNTED MTAN WITH DRAWN SWORDS CHARGE ON MOB OF ANGRY STRIKERS

French bankers Mr. Green viii
sail for Paris the last day Of this
week or the first Of next and We OK
bect results from him In q very short
time.
~ cannot give you any further In
formation az to what has been done
ai this time other Than stated but
can assure YOU that those who have
undertaken this great enterprise arc
doing everything possible to hasten
q and that up to this time success
seems sure"
Colonel Dobson spent several days
IN Pittsburgh during which, Ne suys
he enjoyed the delights of real
bilzznrd. which he found extremely
uncomfortable Tor Sunshine state
man.
"The general business outlook b.
ono of confidence" said Colonel
Dohson "Thc fgeing ~ that tho
now currency law H. long stop
forward IN needed legislation, and
that t Is going 10 be boon Co
business. The prcsldenrs recent
hi, ssnrc a. 10 trust legislation seems
% meet with some favor although
u has recommendation IN Il which
are expected Go prove unpopular In
the southern states Generally. the
buslress Interests with which !
came in contact. seem 10 look 90 the
future with every confidence Of pros
pority"
Colonel iIopcwell who remained
IN Pittsburgh. is expected to return
70 Albuquerque the coming week.
Mr. Green. Il r. expected. win be- In
Paris for several weeks In connec.
tlon with the disposition ~ the Gulf.
New Mexico and Pacific bonds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
DRASTIC MEASURES TO
BE ADOPTED TO CRUSH
REVOLT IN HAYTI
[ny Lea.ea MIro lo Il,cnIng Horald. ]

Washiugton. Jan. 2e,--An undated
udlogrnm Co me state department to-
day announced the occupation OF Cape
uMllen, on the northern coast OF
Haiti bS tho revolutions who were
resisted President Oreste has called
AN extraordinary session 81 the newly
elected congress Monday when a dras-
tlc program win bo underlaken tn
crush iht revolt The soizuro of
Cape Haitien giveH the reyOiulonists
a much needed base of supplies.
The gunhoat Nashville ordered to
Cape Haiton from Port au Prince
should reach her destination today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
Mr.. O'SHAUGHNESSY
SMUGGLES OUT
CONDEMNED
DEPUTY
American Charge d'Affaires
Foils Huerta in Suspected
Plot to Let Daylight into
Jorge Vera Estanol.
SECRET EXECUTION
MENACED STATESMAN

CBy leases Wirc to Evening Herald,
Mexico city jan. 21aJurgc =
. Vera Esiauol one OF the ll0 .
9 deputies thrown into iut boy =
. President Hucrta ON October 90, =
. 1913. was smusglcd out uf town
. last night By nelson O'Shnugh-
. messy, American chargc DAT =
= fairies, aud sent safely on his =
. way 90 Vera Cruz.
. senior Estapoi ~ "a prominent =
. attorney and wau minister of 4
. public instruction in the hate =
. President Mndcro's cabinet iie 4
9 WIS released from the poniton Z
. tiary hy court order.
. scuntur EHanol and hls
. friends. believing that his ufc Z
= WIS in danger. appealed Co Mr =
= p'ShaughneHsy who gut pri-
. waite car aud with great secrecy
. put senior Estanol ON board The
. car was then attached to the =
. regular train for Vera Cruz, =
= from which port n is assumed =
= senior Estatnol viii sail at once. =
o Rumors had been current in =
. the federal capital For the last =
Q two days that senior Estanui and =
o Rodolfo Reyes. formerly provi- =
. sional minister uf Justice. hnd =
. been secretly executed. The tat =
. ter. however Is etill In the peni- =
= tcntiary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
JP-ST ATE IN TitE Tons

Cortland. N. S. Jan. -. william
w. Kelly ct Syracuse, Democratic
state committeeman. and Fay g.
Parsons. chairman OF the Democratic
committee uf cortland county, were
Jointly Indicted today charged with
violating the civil service law ia ool-
iecting political contributions from
civil service employees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
nepon ni Wfook Dlscrcdltcd.

S. Paul, Nun. Jan 81 Reports
of a serious wreck near PcmbIua, y.
a.. given general circulation today,
were dlscroditcd In dispatches from
Grand Forks s.. d., ANA Winnipcs,
Manitoba, which stated no such dis
astor had occurred Ia that vicinity,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
GRIEvOUS TALE Of
GREEDY CRAFT
SWORN TO BY
SULZER
Ex-Governor of New York,
soalped by Murphy, Lights
Slow Fire Under Tammany
Chief.
IMPARTS DATA ON
THE CHIEF BAGMAN
N H. Onl nf sInrpIlr


. New York, Jan 22.M AIR Muir =
. phN usually uucomnunicativc, .
. referred briefly Co Sulzcrs tcsti- .
. mony this afternoon he denied .
D most Of suffers charges and =
. added.
q II never talked alone with the .
. man In ny ilfe--auyway not =
. since he wus nominated FOR gov =
. ornOr, because that ! knew he .
. would do just what he has done, =
= periure himself
o AIR. Whitman taa rfeatly in =
= tcrrsrd in ~ Nnrl,hy mnie-
q mOnt
. ~ shall b, only too -'lnd" hc =
. said 80 give Mr.. MurBny an =
. opportunity to testify shouid he =
q care tu du Hu.
. II avn ready and willing to =
. testify aud waive immunity, uf =
. course" the Tammany chief had =
. said earlier Boo the day.
. eN10 0NeS = = .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22

For, Worth. Tex, Jan s2--Firc
starting Ia the plant of the Fort
Worth Cotton Compress company
shortly before o'clock this after.
noon in u hieh wind appeared be-
yond control n spread io the Fort
worth a Denver freight house ad-
Joining and threatened $500 0oo
worth Of compressed cotton In the
warehouse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
BLOODY SUNDAY"
IN St. PETERSBURG
CELEBRATED
Police With Drawn Swords
Disperse Menacing Crowds
Of Demonstrators in Streets
of Russian Capital,

81 Petorshurg. Jan. 2a-1'he po-
lice today with drawn swords dis
persed crowds of demonstrators oh
serving the anniversary 81 Bloody
Sunday" January 2g. 1906, when
the troops massacred many striking
Workmen as they were marching led
by iNther Oapnn. % the palace
square 10 present 90 the emperor a
petition formulating their political
aud economic demands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
IssS iTascd Wire - Eyenlng HERALD. !

New York. Jan. 2t.a-Wiihum
sulzer's story of graft. gran. gratt
cvcrywhc as skctched hy him at
the John Doe inquiry yesterday ass
sumed the grand jury phase today.
Having sworn yesterday that United
states Senator Gorman described
James r.. Gaftucy as "Murphy'a
chief bag man" who tried 40 hold
up my friend stewart Tor Si00.O00"
the ex-governor was invited 20 go
over these charggs IN more doiall
before the lury. Later o. was
thought Senator OGorman might be
called
The Stcwar, mentioned r. James
Stewart state highway contrHc-
tor. GHffncy is prominent poll
tician contractor and business asso-
cintc uf the leader OF Tammany hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
TASK or RAISING
LOST SUBMARINE
IS BEGUN
salvagers Commence Work Of
Floating Living ~omb OF
British Sailors From 200
Feet Below Surface.
-ny Leased Wire 90 nsvening merald.

ms LEASED Wire "a Hveninu Herald. :
. Plymouth, England. Jan. % .
. Salvage operations were be- .
. gun TODAY on the British sub. .
9 marine "A-1 which sank Co .
. the hottnm of Whltcsand has .
. on Friday during maeuvcrs .
. The submarine was located .
. about goo feet under tho sur .
. face. at distance OF four miles .
y from shore .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
LORG STRATHCONA
To Be BURIED At
WIFE'S SIDE
Honor of Interment in West.
minister Abbey offered; Per-
sOnal Wishes of Empire
Builder Observed.
[nY Leased vic b Is,enIns merald. !

h9 AN'HhNN wire 10 ttchhiH Aefuiusi
London Jan. 20 Westminster
Abbey Is not to bee the last resting
place of Lord Strathcona aud Mount
Royal. late high commissioner for
canada. who died yesterday. The
relatives of the dead statesman def
inlteiy decided today 10 cary out his
wish and bury him In Highgato ccm-
otery, North London, beside his wife.
who died In November.
The Dean OF Westminster made the
ofier ~ a public lnterment Ia the ABB
hey Ia accordance with the popular
desire % recognise IN this way the
late peer'a emience ln the double ga
pacity of empire builder and philan-
throplst. but in view of the decision
ct the relatives. this roroguitlon VIII
new be- confined 10 a public funeral
aoryicc la tho nhhey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
FEDERAL OWNERSHIP
OF ALASKA ROADS
COMES UP TODAY
INV Leased Wire to Evening Herald. 7

Washington. Jan. 2.--lhe project
for government owned and oper-
atod railway in Alaska wns up Tor
vote in tho senate TODAY after nearly
two weeks of debate By unanl0ouh
consent II had been agreed 20 begin
the roll call al 4 o'clock after sena-
tors Phtman and Dillingham; con-
cudrd their announced speeches on
the pin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
Is Senatorial Bee
Buzzing in Bonnet
of William?
By Leased WIRE TO Fsvcnina Herald. I

fBy Leased Wire 60 Fsvcnina Herald. ]
= Washington, Jan -e.--Deino- =
= Gratis boz the capitui were gossip .
. inE today over whether SccrC- .
y lHry Bryan meant tu launch "a =
= senatorial boom, when at o. .
. Democratic dinner last night be- =
. declared IL had pyDn his ambl- =
. ton since boyhoud t0 H.t in the .
. United states senate iiis own .
z career hc said 900 thruush his .
. earlier years hHd been based on .
= hope that he eventually would .
= gu tu the senate 9
oeeS e4eSeHANe .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
FLYNN NAMED AS U. s.
ATTORNEY FOR ARIZONA


NV IFHHFH WIrr 20 TVthIHN ItcFHIH'
Washington. Jan. 2a.-The proHi-
dent TODAY nominated Thomas A..
Flynn rs United states attorney for
Arizona.
Poslmasiers--W Wyoming; Walter H.
Lnrsch, Cheyenns.
Texas a. O. Hubbard, Paris.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
Military Takes No Chances
With Gathering Ostensibly
to Protest Against InCarOer-
alton Of Mother Jones.
NEWCOMERS ARE ALL
SEARCHED FOR ARMS
Has Governor Ammons For
gotten He Had a Mother" "
Legend on Banner Taken by
Militia.

. Trinidad. Colo Jan. "a o
= Mounted miligiamen, with .
. drawn swords, this afternoon =
. repeatedly charged a crowd Of =
. 1900 strikers and strike SYM =
. pathizers which attempted 90 =
= march through the city 60 the =
= San Rafael hospital where =
. Mother Jones 10 held by .
. the military authorities. Rocks =
. aud sticks were hurled az the =
= miiiiiamcn by a throng OF eR- =
= cited women Numerous arr y
. rests were made The militia .
. men repeatedly rode down .
. crowds but so Ear as IL known .
= no one wns badly hurt. =
. Trouble was prcclpitated when y
. the soldiers stopped a parade In =
. which over thousand men .
. ana women were marching to- .
. ward the hoSpitRl The van. .
. guard wan checked % the posi- =
. office and an effort was made .
. to turn the crowd back ana dis .
. perso it The men we're about =
. dlsperscd whom thrOnE Of y
. women surEod into tho streets =
. ieoriuE at the militia. Several .
. 90 the women we're seized by =
= the soldiers and rushed out of .
o the crowd About twenty ar .
. rests were made including a .
. number of women ana many .
. were slightly injured
o General John Chase rode .
. back ana forth through the .
. mob. directing tho milltlamon. q
o@AA4N~oo . aNN1N1oNe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22
my Inased wire 10 rcvenlns Hegald.I

fliy LEASED Wire 20 evening Heraln-I
Trinidad Colo, Jan. gg.---fiuHdreda
of strikers and their families from
all sessions OF tha strike zone are
gathering In Trinidad today ostenHibly
for the purpose of holding a parade
and q meeting Go protest against the
incarceration Of Mother Jones' The
time for the parade and meeting has
not been announced. No steps have
been taken to prevent the parade or
the meeting but ali saloons In this
city were closed at o'clock this
morning untll Il was learned that tue
strikers were gathering. Military de-
tails az an outlying points In the
strike zone received orders 20 search
for firearms ali persons boarding
trnins Tor Trinidad Less than ffty
men and women arrived on he
morning trains but several hundred
walked Ca this city from points With
ln q radius Of eight miles The streets
are crowded bat Hn FAR no disorders
or demonstrations have occurred.
4 banner bearing the inscription
"Hus Governor AmmOns forgotten he
mad mothcr| was taken from a
crowd of strikers this morning by the
miltnr, authorities.
a. noon hand bills were distrlout-
cd about the city announcing mass
meeting of women this afternoon.
Mrs Katherine Williamson OF Den
yer ls billed az the chief speaker
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-22

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You gee n IN tho HERALD.
FIFTY cents n month or fs cents
n week delivered at your doors
nf,y cents by nlnn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
WELL BEATEN PATHS
BEST, SAYS PASTOR
People Would Do Well to Remember
That New Things Are Not Al
ways Improvements.

"Old Paths" was the subject of Rev.
+. X. DOugberty's sermon at the Grace
NJ. E church Sunday morning. The
topic was taken from Jeremiah SIG,
Stand we in the ways and ask for
the old paths"
The NEST popular thing one can do
these DAYS is to announce something
new. These new things do not have
TO be anything of excellence. 1t would
seem that the more contrary the new
things are to the old, the more pOpu-
lar they are.
While these new things are being
introduced, we would do well 10 re-
member that there are certain paths
that we must follow. The we'll beate n
paths lead to the center of all that is
good. This in turn leads to morality
and spirituality"
Rev. Dougherty then told of the
attitude of modern society toward the
Bible, the state and the family. He
pointed out the dangers of following
the by-paths rather than sticking TO
the we'll beaten paths.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
NEW HAVEN HEAD
TAKES TO THE WOODS
Howard Elliott Is on Verge of Break
down and is Ordered to
Take Rest.

BOSTON, July 27.-According to
Information here Sunday, Chairman
Howard Elliott of the New Haven
road, is a very sick man and has been
sent into the Main woods by his ply
sicians with emphatic orders to look
at no kilograms letters or newspapers
and to forget that there is such a
thing as a railroad in the world.
Chairman Elliott left his home in
the Back Bay on July ., ostensibly for
a brief visit to his summer home az
Dublin, ~. II. He did go to Dublin.
but left there on the morning after
the Fourth
Mr. Elliott is physically tagged out.
Nobody says he is a physical wreck,
but many who have been observing
him closely for a month or more de-
clared that it was the fear that he
might break down that led the med
zeal men peremptOrily To order him in
TO the woods.
AT the Elliott home in Dublin, n.
H., today Miss Jane T. Elliott said:
Papa will be gone all summer.
cannot tell you where he is. The doc
tor told papa that if he did not take
rest now he would never be able to
work again. The strain was killing
him He was virtually on the edge Of
a collapse, the doctor said. We are
not to bother him with letters or tele-
grams. If mamma and Howard were
not with him we would be worried"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
NEW YORKER TO AID
IN RADIUM TESTS
Frank \. VanderIip Lends Hand in
Experimenting For Cure
of Cancer.

NEW YORK. July 27.-Frank A.
Nanderlip, president of the National
city bank. has lent a hand in provid-
ing for experiments with radium as a
cancer cure preliminary to the estab-
lishment here of a radium institute
similar to the institution of the same
name in London.
The experiments will be made by
Dr. Amos .. Squire and DR.. Norme n
Barnsby The work will be carried
on at Or. Squire's sani,arium at Os-
shining. Thirty thousand dollars worth
Of radium has been secured. All can
Ger patients in the West Chester aims
house will be permitted TO take the
radium treatment without charge. The
superintendent of poor Of Putnam
and Duchess counties also have been
invited 20 send any patients in their
charge to the institution.
Cancer and hardening Of the ar
teries viii be the diseases on which
the radium treatment Will be tried.
Mr.. Nande:itp became interested IN
the radium treatment when several
prominent physicians Of New York
called upon him at his home az
scarborough and sought his aid in the
estimate OF radium institute in New
York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
NAZARETH ACADEMY
SUPERIOR PRAISES
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE

In a recent letter the Mother Super
Tor OF Nazareth academy says Il
have nothing except praise for Father
Johns Medicine. Several Of the sis
tiers have been taking il and ali have
been benefited by it," (Signed)
Mother Antoinette, Nazareth Acade-
my. COncordia. Kansas.
Ii is worth while knowing that
Father Johns Medicine is a safe med
icine 10 take as tonic and body
builder. because it does not, contain
any alcohol or dangerous drugs, but
is composed entirely of pure and
wholesome, nOurishing food elements
which build new flesh and strength.
Children, as well as older people find
renewed health and strength from its
use.
Father Johns Medicine is for sale
in South Bend by Coonley Drug Co,
Cor. Washington az. and Michigan St.
also Public Drug store, Striebel <
Steinel 124 y. Michigan St. and prac-
tically all other drug stores in the
city. If you have any difficulty in
getting Father Johns Medicine from
your druggist, write to Father John 5
Medicine, Lowell, Mass, enclosing one
dollar for a full sized bottle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
THE AUDITORIUM

Today brings series No. 5 Of 1.-The
Million Dollar Mystery 10 the Audi
torium together with the Vitagraph
comedy Doctor Smiths Baby" with
Maurice Costello and the twO-part
Selig drama, Reporter Jimmie In
tervenes.'
The city editor remarked to his
tOp-notch reporter, Jimmie, this is
the biggest steal that any corpora
ton tried to put over. Run it down,
break it up and you will own the
shop Councilman Blake, a cold
blooded politician, led the controlling
faction of aldermen, and while he had
long been a suspect nobody had
been clever enough to put it over
on him" Only a single vote was re-
quired to give the peoples property
to the railroad trust that vote is
Blakes, who reserved his right to
hold the big JOB in leash At this
point in the game, Grayson, the head
of the railroad trust, comes to the
city secretly.
In the interim. Reporter Jimmie
had met and impressed Alice, Blake's
stenographer. When she learned that
Blake was to be guest that night at
Grayson's country home, she tipped
ii OFF, TO Jimmie, who rides out.
elm bs the porch and enters the house.
Blake signs the franchise and gives it
to Grayson, then leaves. Jimmie
leaps upon Grayson, binds and gags
him, then takes the papers and hur-
ries away. Grayson calls his secre-
tary and they start in an automobile
to Overtake Jimmie, but he outdis-
tances them and reaches the news
paper office just when the editor was
about to order the presses to start.
giving up the expected scoop as too
late. Two months later Jimmie and
the pretty stenOgrapher were married.
TOmOrrOw's pictures are a two-part
Edison entitled In the Shadow of
Disgrace" Selig weekly, "A Night
With a Million" featuring Francis X.
Bushman and Cary of the Noun
tains' with Kathlyn Williams in the
cast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
NE MOOSE HOME
HAS Anniversary
Colleges Turn Out Too Many
DiSSa iSfied Professional
Men, Says supreme Prelate
of the Order.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Fifteen thou
sand Moose gathered at Mooseheart,
Ill, Sunday to celebrate the first an
niversary of the founding OF the
Moose vocational school and univers-
ity there. The chief feature OF the
celebration was the dedication OF an
$4,000 dormitOry for the boys who
learn trades through the benevolence
Of the order.
The visitors paraded courageously
in the broiling sun light, posed for
the movies" ard then sought relief
at a barbecue on the banks of the
Fox river-in the shade
The only long speech was that given
by r. II. Henning of San Diego, Cal,
supreme prelate of the order He
criticized the regulars" colleges and
explained the contrasting plan OF
education adopted by the Moose.
''-She old college turned out too
many dissatisfied professional men,
he said. They don't pay enough at
tentiOn To the Importance of industrial
training Instead-or in addition
they ought to turn out men who can
earn at least $50 a week i'm trades.
That is what our own schools here
are TO do for the children of our or
der"
other speakers were Chas. F. Clyne,
state representative. Ralph w. +.
Donges chairman of the public util-
tiles commission Of New Jersey;
James J, Davis director general of
the order. and Congressman Ira c.
Copley of the Mooseheart district.
Monday the national convention of
the Moose will open at Milwaukee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
To Danish Wrinkles and
Freshen Up Quickly

After a strenuous day outdoors, when
winds, heat and exhaustion have combined
Ia take away ones freshness and caused
the skin 10 wrinkle and sag-or after a
tedious or fretful day indOors-one often
has urgent need for some quick rejuvenat-
or. Maybe there's tango party on for
the evening, or some other social event.
How in the world can one make herself
presentable, looking she dOesE It's
quite easy.
Just get an ounce Of powdered saXoIite
and Il half pint witch hazel at the nearest
drug store, mix TO two and battle the face
In the solution for two or three minutes.
Then look into your mirror and behold the
wonderful transformation Wrinkles have
vanished loose, tired muscles have been
rested and "hrmed up" marks Of fatigue
have flown. and you look so much brighter
and younger you can hardly believe your
eyes No one need hesitate 10 try this, the
witch hazel and saxolite being SO perfectly
harmless.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-27
FOREIGN BEEF WILL
BRING DOWN PRICES
Fifteen Cent Corn Fed Native Steers
VIII be Sold at New York
Today.

NEW YORK. July 27-Good corn
FED native steers at 10 cents pound
are an assured fact for Monday at
WallaboUt market, Brooklyn. This
ought to give a bit of a jolt to the
local branch of the beef trust and
make it possible for the housewife 10
get meat for the family at lower
prices.
The steamer Star Of New Zealand
locked in Brooklyn Sunday with 49,
600 quarters of frozen beef This is
3.15O,OOO pounds. The steamer Nor
folk unloaded 10000 quarters of beef
and 10000 carcases OF mutton and
lamb.
The total beef arrivals during the
week Appropriated $4,000 quarters.
or 12,775,0OO pounds. This is 10 be
contrasted with a total of 14,197 quar-
ters the previous week.