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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
WHAT HAS BECOME
OF CHURCH'S P0WER2

Kansas city, duN a.-aaN You can't
harness up the Holy Spirit tu work
.out Your own little private schemes e
The Rev +. W Hunt of Boston. said
.at one If the closing sessions of the
twenty first convention of the Rnp-
tlst Young Peoples Union of America
meeting with the g. y. T. L. of the
south here today
THE problem of the church today
Is the problem of power. ne said
THE question uf The church Is, what
has become of the power oi God 2
The wealth of the world Is In our
churches The thing lacking is the
power Of God to build up and equip
them
Or +. c. Mcconnell of waco. Tex,
attacked the modern 'ologies' and
isms' when he asserted that many
uf them make an attempt to under.
mine the peoples faith Ia the bible
am NOT here tu defeud the hi
BILE he said It doesn't need any
defense. but | believe that many of
the 'olngles and lsms Of today are
striking az the very hulwark oi dis
Vine hope and iey ana the point Of
attack Is the hihle.
The Rev. g. G. Coleman of Dallas
Tex, pointed out that people are all
debtors 60 christ and that the only
way they can pay the debt Is hy say
ing their fellows
Code notes are worth face value
without discount, he said THE debt
Is 900 years overdue now We must
help pay t Some should give money.
others their children others them-
selves. and all should give their best.
The closing address at the conse=
citation service was delivered 10y the
Rev curter Helm Jones ut seattle,
4 stirring scene came after Mr.
Jones made "A plea for workers la FOR
cign mission fields Two hundred
young people delegates GO the conven.
tion. arose and pledged themselves AS
missionaries to serve wherever they
might be called
Most of the delegates departed for
their homes tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
NORMAL TEMPERATURES
AND RAINS, FORECAST

washington, july 5.--Temperatufes
averaging near normal over the entire
country. with local rains fairly well
distributed we're forecast tonight pE
the weather bureau for the coming
week.
"a disturbance that Is now over the
northwest the bulletin added. VIII
move SLOWLY eastward, crossing the
great central valleys Tuesday and the
eastern states about Wednesday. at
tended by rising temperatures and 10
cal showers and thunder storms.
This will oe followed BY change
TO cooler weather over the northern
states. east Of the Rocky mountains
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
BITTER FEELING
IS CAUSED OVER
ROYAL FUNE RAJ
Moderate Opinion IncIineS to
Belief That Court Officials
Made Ceremonial Too Pain
fully Correct and Formal,

fsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL tttseu wiHsl
Vienna, July 5 5.N0w that the bod
les of the murdered Archduke Fran
cs Ferdinand and his wife. the Ouch
ess of l1ohenberg repose beneath the
castle chapel at Artstettcn bitter
controversy is raging over the man
ner In which the funeral was conduct
ed Moderate opinion inclines TO the
belief that the court officials made
the ceremonial too painfully correct.
while the friends Of the duchess are
indignant 1T the emphasis laid on her
inferior birth.
Little Consideration shown.
According to reports published in
the leading Vienna papers. the recep-
tion of the bodies at pOecharn, across
The Danube, was attended By scanda-
tous proceedings. a Violent thun-
derstorm upset all the pfearranged
ceremony. and the coftlns were hur-
riodly carried TO the waiting room of
the station. where they We're placed
on the stone paved floor and remain
ed there two hours or more.
Meanwhile the volunteer firemen,
who were supposed to be assisting the
local gendatmcs in control of the ar
were drinking beer and
eating sausagos, while The more inn
poftant persons stfoled about smok-
ing cigars ia close proximity to the
coffin containing the body Of the late
heir to the throne
The torrentinl rain drove every
body into the waiting room and. says
one account, "all the ordinary rules
Of behavior seemed to have been for
gotten and the scene might be de-
scribed as resembling the turmoil aud
noise Of country fair
Emperor Intcrpost's for Duchess.
The cofflns were brought to poech-
arn in two freight cars coupled to-
gether. The interior was draped with
Dlack cloth. The personal suite Of
he archduSe and the duchess cX-
nausted BY the fatigue OF the three
previous days, refused 10 leave the
ileeping ears and the clergy in atten
lance 70 bless the bodies were kept /
awaiting their Appearance There are
'harges that but for the Intervention
If the emperor the body of the duch-
80 would not have been permitted In
he liofburg chapel, but would have
'een conveyed alone direct from the
ficnna station to Artsteuen
II Is said thar Emperor Francis Jo-
eph has granted an annual allow
nee 10 the late archduke's children
# $50 900. II Is estimated that the
rchduke's fortune was under $500,
00, insufficient for the upkeep OF his
astles which must therefore be sold. s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
FOREMAN FALLS 1900
FEET IN NINE SHAT 7

Nictor. colo, Jnly 5 samuel Rog
ers a. foreman at the Golden Cyle
mine, fell i,s0o feet To his death at
the minc today
Rogers. who had inst come out Of
the mine OF a skip, IS believed 60 have
lost his balance Just as be gave the
engineer the signal t. raise the cage
to the landing above
He Was past exalted ruler of the
Elks at Leadville. colo, whore his
family resides.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
BANDITS
HAVE CONFESSED CRIME

Pendletou. ore. July 8. ~ Albert
Meadows. OF Louisville. Ky, and Car
once Stoner. Of Lincoln county Wyo.
admitted here today that they, with a
bandit who was killed. held up the
oregon Washington hallway ~ Navi-
cation cos passenger train No. o,
near Meacham. ore. last THURSDAY
The dead man, they said. was Charles
Manning. cousin Of Hugh Whitney, a
notorious desperate Whitney, the
men said. gave Manning the watch hy
which the body at first was Identified
as that of Whitney himself
Meadows and Stoner were caught
late last night at liilgard, ore, and
most OF their booty was recovered.
r. W. Stoffers. Of Cokesyille, Wye.
Identified the dead bandit today as
Manning. his hrother-in-law
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
TWO KILLED AND ONE
MORTALLY NH RED

New York. July 5-Two persons
were Killed and another mortally in
jured when an unmanageahle auto
mobile broke through the gates Of a
Long Island railroad crossing at
Hampstead tonight, overturned and
was wrecked as il crashed into
passing electric train Samuel Molo-
stowski. owner and driver was killed
instantly, and Miss Bessie Iatulove
died at the hopstsl Her sister will
probably die
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
LANTALA DIES
FROM SHOT FIRED
BY BUTTE MAYOR

Butte, Mont, July Eric Lantala.
the Finnish miner who attacked May
or Louis } Duncan In the latter's
office last Friday. because Of the city
executives refusal 20 deport cor
respondent here of Michigan Fin
ish newspaper upholding the policies
cf the Western Federation Of Min
ers, who WAS shot by the mayor died
today Of the wound The bullet pene-
trated the liver. Tantala refused to
make any statement 20 the county at
torney IN regard to the affair, all
though to others he asserted that
the mayor shot him pefore he stabbed
the mayor
The constitution proposed by the
executive committee Of the new min
ers union was made public today and
caused friction in the ranks Of the
insurgeut miners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
TWO KILLED AND SIN
INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Somerset Pa. july 5.-Two per-
sons were killed and six injured when
their automobile skidded in passing
Ianother car on the Lincoln highway
near StovestoWn late today and rolled
down an embankment The dead.
DOLLY PRICE. daughter of VII
liam Price, Everett
JAMES TOPLEY contractor East
NICK eesport
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
REPORT or
TORRE0N CONFERENCES

Tnrreon Coahuila, Mexico, July a.~-
When the carranza MA conference
adjourned today at noon after long
morning session Il WIS with the fcel-
lng that whatever differences had eX-
isted between The two coustitutional-
ist leaders were IN a fair WAY Of be-
ine eliminated tomorrow when the
conference Will reconYene for its final
session.
While none Of the members OF the
two commissions would discuss any
phase Of the negotiations Il was plains
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
MISS DUNNE HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
IN AUTO WRECK
Young. Man, Accompanying
Daughter of Governor of H.
IinoiS, Instantly Killed When
Machine Goes Over Bank,

lsY MORNING JOURNAL srseisl LEASED wlRsi
Chicago. July 5.-Miss Mona Dunno.
daughter of Governor Dunno of Illi-
nois. narrowly escaped death at Will
hams Bay, Wis. today IN an automo-
bile accident in which her companion,
Frank Nelson clifford. Of Chicago, was
killed.
With party Of friends, Miss
Dunno was returning from Lake Ge-
neNa when a rear tire on the machine
exploded The ear skidded of an en-
bankment and overturned. crushing
Clifford to death Miss Dunno, al
though slightly injured, aid in the at
tempt al rescue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06


Freeport, n. Y, July 5.-Suffi-
cient evidence has been discovered
10 warrant the arrest of a woman
for the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey
in the office Of Dr Edward Carman
last Tuesday night according to Sher-
iff stephen n Petit of Nassau
county
The sheriff announced that the
woman positively would be taken into
custody before the end Of the week,
possibly at the close of the cOron-
ers inquest tomorrow. The sheriff
added that important evidence IN his
possession would he presented at the
inquest
Whether this so-caled new eVi-
dence is the revolver with which the
murder was committed, the sheriff
would not say The ends of justice,
he declared, would be defeated should
he amplify his statement when the
inquest is resumed Mrs Ida Powell,
sister of Mrs. Florence Conklin Car
man. wife of the physician will be re-
called to the stand. 1t is understood
that she will be given an opportun-
ty to change that part of the testi-
mony she gave on Friday concerning
her wherea bouts Just before the muir
der.
Makes Positive Contradiction
George Colder, one of DR. Carman
patients. who was in the house when
the shot was fired, testified he saw
Mrs Carman on the front porch Of
her home when he entered the house
half hour before the shot was fired
When il was suggested he might
have mistaken Mrs Carman Tor her
sister, Mr.. Colder was confronted
with the two women and Immediately
Identified Mrs Carman as the woman
he had seen not only on the porch be-
fore the murder but in the doctors
office after it,
Sister Refrcshcs Memory.
Mrs Carman and Mrs Powell both
denied they were on the front porch
at all last Tuesday night. Now, Cor
oner Norton says, he understands Mrs,
Powell has refreshed her memory.
and remembers she was sitting on the
porch. when Colder arrived. with Mrs.
Platt Conklin, her mother.
Mrs. Conklin is too i'll to testify at
the inquest, SO the coroner VIII visit
the Carman house tomorrow with
sienographer and take down her story.
Mrs. Conklin, according to District At
iorney Smith, who has already inter-
viewed her. will say she was on the
porch when Colder arrived
Detectives declared tonight that one
OF their number had discovered clew
which led him to believe that the mur-
DER Of Mrs. Bailey was the result Of
a conspiracy which was hatched by
three women living in a nearby VII (
lase The motive, the detective said /
was revenge.
This clue was discredted by county
authorities, however, when it was
brought TO their attention. The /
women, the detectives state. were try /
ing to kin the doctor and shot Mrs |
halley by mistake.
There is a possibility that Mrs Car (
man may also be recalled to the Wit I
ness stand that the district attorney /
may question her regarding certain 4
points IN her testimony Of Friday
me heavy guard which was thrown 7
around the Carman house last mid
nisht was taken off during the day.
nut one policeman In uniform re-
named at tile house.
Tonight, however the guard on all +
sides Of the house was replaced
pr Carman told the authorities to-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
CHANGE OF STATEMENT
BY SISTER IS EXPECTED
Mrs, Carman May Be Recalled
for Another Series of QueS-
lions by District Attorney
Making Investigation,
THREE SHOTS FIRED
/. At DIR. CARMA\

Freeport. y. Y, July 5.--Dr.
Carman. IN whose office Mrs.
q Louise Bailey was murdered last
{. Tuesday evening, was shot at
F. three times tonight as he drove
(. in his automobile through the
town OF Baldwin, near here.
q. None of the bullets struck him.
9 The doctor was on his way home
from Rockville Center, where he
had been to attend a patient.
Dr. Carman told the police
q. that as he passed through Rock
q. vile Center he saw an actor he
(. knew, whom he invited To ride
: home with him when they We're
"a short distance outside the
town they heard an explosion
= and thought one Of the tires had
&. given way.
@ The doctor said he stopped g
Z. the car and started to get out,
q. when he heard a shot and look
. ing around, saw man standing
4. beside "A bicycle pointing "A re
% volVer at him. AZ he jumped
(. back ia the ear, he said that he
{. heard another bullet sing 10y his
+. head. but opened the throttle
&. and was out OF range. A search
(. Immediately begun for the man
{. with the bicycle. although the
{. police suggested that DR. Car
(. man might be mistaken
9 {: y g !. g . (: q @ g .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
D,namIlc LNnlo.lon Nenr CoIon.

Colon. July 3. The explosion Of Il
large quantity Of dynamite today al
Mind. about five miles from Colon
shook the entire district. causing
n panic in the towns and villages
AZ fsr as can be learned only one
man was Killed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
THREE PERSONS KILLED
At RAILROAD CROSSING

Aurora, H., July while in an
automobile attempting 10 cross the
railway. three persons were killed and
one fatally injured ty a freight train
last night near Shabbona, H. The
dead
DR.. H. r. GREELY AND WIFE, Of
Dee, ILL.,
MRS. c. W. RICHARDSON, 4120
Wilcox avenue, Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
injured Coa-ting on rlLc's Peak.

Colorado Springs july = L. j.
kunzer. o. years old railroad clerk
of Chicago. was painfully injured this
afternoon when tohoggan on which
he was coasting down The cog road
on Pixies Peak. LEFT the track and
hurled him into a ravlne. lie viii re
fnVgr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06

night he feared some persons whom
he named, might sccrete a 3S-calibre
revolver with one exploded cartridge
In it, on his property.
The body of Mrs. Bailey was buried
today In the family plot in Greenfield
cemetery near her home in Hemp
stead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Noted Newspaper Publisher Dead.

N'W 10rk. IulV ~ WiIII4m n
Bangs former newspaper publisher
died today az his home here after q
long illness tle was one time pub
fisher Of The World and later joint
publisher Of The Mail la this city
Afterward ~ published the f0ches-
Ter Post Express.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
MOTHER KILLED AND
DAUGHTER FATALLY HURT

Rockfalls, la. July Mrs, John
Bim was Killed, Buena Blim, years
old, her daughter, fatally injured and
Bernice. l., another daughter, seri-
usly hurt when a train struck their
automobile which had become stalled
on crossing near here today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
TWO SISTERS KILLED AND
TWO MEN BADLY INJI RED

Washington Courthouse ohio. July
5.--Two sisters We're Killed and two
young men probably fatally Injured
near here tonight when an automobile
in which they were riding went into
a ditch. The dead
EDITH PFlEFFER.
HAZEL PFIEFFER
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
TWO SEVERELY INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

ocean city. \ g.. July 5.-Gilbert
Nichols well known golf PLAYER
81 the Wilmington Country club. anu
w. c. Rowland Jr.. Of Jenklnto~n,
Pa. were seriously Injured IN an an
tomobile collision near here tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
lrench snlrragI.ls Arc ActIye.

Paris. july = French snfiragists
carving olive branches marched
10 sOndorcets statue outside the IN
stitute af France. which WAS decked
headed bs brass bands and numbered
about 1900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Proposed Appropriations for
Rivers and Harbors Too tx
travagant for Approval of
BOrah, Burton and Kenyon
HOPE OF ADJOURNMENT
SOON Is FADING AWAY
Few Representatives and Sen
atorS Now in Their Seats
and Effort to Fix Vote on
Trade Commission Fails.
i.v ~o-r,~o ,oo-n., .-se,.. 4t.ssO ~,su

WASHINGTON july o.--Altnungh con-
gress ecally is interested in only two
subjects passage of antitrust leglsla-
tion by the senate and adjournment a
handful OF republican senators ex-
pected to inject a little lie into the
proceedings by a hard fight To prevent
the passage of the river and harhor
appropriation bill
This bill as il passed the house ear
lied about S43.000.O00 and 10 this
amount the senate added about si0,-
100000. Republicans who oppose It
declare that the measure also provides
authority FOR the expenditure in flu
ture wears OF more than $40. 600. 400
In addition. and say they are deter
mined 10 oppose it to the finish. Sen
ators Borah. Burton and Kenyon are
leading figures in the fight Demo-
Gratis who favor the hill. however. say
the attack upon it will not prevent its
ultimate passage and count upon
many republican votes to aid in put
ting II through.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington. July 5.-New Mex
Tuesday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06

Aside from the fight on this meas
ure the senate is showing little inter
est in what Is going on IN congress.
The trade commission bill is now IN
der consideration. but Its appearance
each lay finds only a dozen or more
senators present Twice an effort to
get an agreement 10 take vote has
been unsuccessful, though action may
come before the week closes The
two other trust bills still are In the
hands of senate committee and prob
ably will not he completed for seV-
eral days.
Night sessions probably will be re-
sorted to during the week to clear up
the calendar and some leaders still
hope for adjournment in six or seven
weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
SATISFACTORY Explanation LIkcly.

villa. having advices that this IN
formation was Incorrect and that the
fedorals numbered nearly lt000, TOOK
exception to the order, II is believed
that when the varions facts are dis
cussed frankly at the conference a
satisfactory conclusion will he reach
ed
The fleet Of six military aeropanes
gathered hy the consttutionalist force
at Saltillo Is 70 be moved at once 10
san Luis Potosi, according 60 dis
patches. and Will be used In the at
tack on that city. They VIII be under
the active direction Of an American
aviator
George Carothers, representative
Of the state department, Is reported
TO have gone from Saltillo to Torreon
with the commissioners who went
here to treat with General villa
representative ], l.. Canova, another
Of the state depart
ment remained In Saltiilo TO keep IN
touch with General Carranza.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Break Due to MISUNDERSTANDING.

The realization that the break be-
tween the leaders was due ia such 4
Misunderstanding Is said TO have
prompted the attempt to compose the
disagreement through the commits
sion
According TO the word reaching here
the trouble arose. at least in part.
over the efforts Of General Ma
terra Ia capture Zacatecas. II is said
that General Natera IN his anxiety to
take the city, either was misinformed
as To- the number Of the federnls IN
the town or concealed the facts, CIV
ing General Cafranza the Impression
that the garrison numbered not more
than 500 men.
After Natera had lost more than
. 500 men in his assaults he asked for
reinforcemonts and It Is said Genera
Carrau2a then sent an order to Gen
eral villa based on the Information
regarding the federal strength given
him bN NatpTu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06

Two special trains made np of the
best equipment with the blinds Of the
sleeping cars drawn, left the capital
for Puerto Mexico FRIDAY night and
Saturday morning respectively. ac-
cordina to persons who arrived here
from Mexico city today. Among the
Passengers are said to have been
Gen. Joaquin Maas. .ir., and his fam
ily, and Querida Moheifo former
minister of commerce.
II is reported that George Hucrta
son If the president and one Of
Huerta's daughters. also were on one
of the trains. II is understood that the
president $ wife remained in the city
Mcxicans from the capital report they
heard her declare she would not
HhAnlnn hnr hlINhAnn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06

Word has been received that the
troops under Gem
eral Jesus Carranza. three miles from
San Luis potosl. have taken Ccrltos
in the state of san Luis Potosi from
"A small force of fedcrals The rail-
road has been repaired to Certos. The
troops 10 go 20 Queretaro viii be
drawn from the command OF General
Jesus Carranza, who has $4,000 men
near san Luis.
Colonel Francisco Marlel. who Is
operating under he command Of
General Jesus Carranza arrived at
Saltillo yesterday to discuss with the
first chief the conditions in the field
near san Luis lfc said the entire
country was friendly TO the constitu-
tionalists and that II sufficient arms
could be provided General Jesus Car
rama could have a force OF 10000
within a few DAYS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
Two Special Trains Bearing
Prominent PerSonageS
Leave National Capital for
Safety at Puerto Mexico,
ELECTIONS NOT TAKEN
SERIOUSLY BY MEXlCANS
Huerta Had Sent Out Instruc-
tons That He and Banquet
Be Elected President and
Vice.

Vera Cruz. July 6--lt Is rumored
here that an alliance bttween Pro-
visional President Huerta and Emi-
liano Hapata, the revolutionary lead
err Is to be formed soon
Both here and at the capital con-
viction exists that a crisis is imminent
but only vague reasons are offered
tor the fear that the next few DAYS
viii see Development
MeXieans prominent ia the political.
com nercial and social life Of the cap
ital are joining IN increasing strength,
the army fugitNes. Several foreign
ers, other than British, have taken
the advice of Sir Lionel Garden. the
British minister. TO get out of what
he regards as dangerous Territory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-06
House Becomes Resti,c.

While the house is chatting over de-
lay in adjournment. the majority
leaders are going ahead with pro-
gram which. If carried out TO compile
tion, would mean a protracted ses-
sion Warm weather and approach
ing primaries are combining TO cause
light attendance, and barely more
than a quorum of the house is in
Washington
The Indian appropriation bill, pass
ed by both houses but bearing los
tackled on by the senate,
will be stubbornly contested Tuesday
by the western representatives. and
will be sent TO confer
ence. The westerners object to amend
ments designed to settle many old
claims which always have met oppo-
qitfnn in, tho ha4ea