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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
is5 ., spiseopaI Church.

. In the morning iti attended The
services at Grace c.rrch. And n the
evening forfy-hse var, present. 1'tis
attendance ws- riucn Iarser than On
. previous Sundays and Was due partiis'
10 the fact that the new rector. Eev.
e. w. ReminTSaa had charge OF the
services. and also to the go-;oehurcn
movement Rev. Remington is a pleas
ing iaIker and gave his sermon Ia a
simple. plain and emphatic manner.
Those who attended felt fully repaid
for the Effort
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
Trinisy Lutheran.

The attendance at Trinity Luthersn
church was larger than usual and his
no doubt was due to the significance
of the day. Rev. Elmer Harner used as
his topic. "christianit,i Adapted 20
All Mankind" and In powerful SER
mon brought home TO those present
= the wonderful and varied lessons o.
Christianity.
Rev. Kelly Foreefui TsIksr.
In his appeal to men last night
shaye never heard more forccful talk
than Rev. Kelly gave" said Rov. O. T.
IIsley. pastor Of the Baptist church.
this morning, The Baptist church was
n'lsd with large crowd both IN the
uosnins and IN ths evening. nsv.
Kslly. vho \ holding ssssss q evan
/ ao1lsess nsssiaU q this sAaFeh. sDshs
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12

B. A. Wilson. who resided on the
Park for number Of years. but now
. prosperous rancher near ordway.
is spending a few days visiting at the
home OF AIR and Mrs. VIII Duffy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12

E. C. Hiatt OF Canon City was bus
mess visitor en- the Park one day last
week
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12

b. F. Hume returned a few days
ago from a business trip to Colorado
Springs
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12

W. c. james took load OF apples
up TO Cripple Creek last week and dis
posed OF them to good advantage.
While there he had a nice visit with
with lis son Fred and family
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12

II. P. Hotohliss was Sunday Wis
ror al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs or
ton Endsiev
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
United Presbyterian.

The congregation OF the United
srresbyterian. while small. IN made up
cf remarkably regular church attend.
snn,s. yc' yesterday many new faces
were seen among the worshippers-
Rev. f. r. aiahood. who Is supplying
until pastor can be procured. united
common scnse aud religious zeal In
tis sermons yesterday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
Methods, Church Filled.

The Methodist church. which has the
largest auditorium OF any church Ia
the city. was packed at both the mora
ing and evening hour. ! am sure that
the Eoto-church movement brought
out large number OF people who d
not so to church often.' said Rev.
Louis J. Hole. the pastor. this morning.
OF course It is imPosslble 10 tell the
per eentage. but am greatly pleased
with the showing that was made
4 am delighted with the way The
Record handled the advance publicity
and wish to compliment The Reeori
IN what IT has done in the churst's
iehaif''
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-12
Catholic Church Full.
Christian Science.

The regular Sunday services were
held at the Christian Science church
and besides the regular attendants a
few visitors were present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
LUIS TERRAzAS To DIE
TO-DAY IN DEFAULT Of
RANSOM VILLA DEMANDS
Authoritative Private Letter to FL Paso Friends States
that Payment of $25oOO0 Gold Must be Made Before
Night Fall or Son of Great Chihuahua Ranch Owner
Will be Slaughtered.

time influence was brought 90 hear In
the United states. where the father
~ the prisoner is refugee So far
as known no definite ARRANGEMENTS
for the payment of thc money have
been agreed on.
Many tunes since his capture by
the rebels Terraxas' lie has been
threatened. HIS father. who h. more
than so years old, recently in III puso
offered Go give his own lilo FOR that
of his son. Ny son is the father ot
thirteen children and thcy need HIM.
said General Tcruzas 4 have not
much longer Ia live ana H they will
take me in his place will go. After
General salvador Mercado. the fed
cral military governor. evacuated CHI
huahua. taking with him many rich
families who feared death at the
hands ot the rebels. Terrazas. Jr., de-
cided io remain here with hia family
not only because h6 did not wish the
, women and children To endure the
hardship Of travel with the troops
over tho desert 90 ojinaga, but also
because ho elected TO remain, 10 pos
siblc. N custody Of property LEFT ny
his father. When villa entered tho
city one Of his first acts WAS TO de-
mand the person of Tcrrazas, who
had taken refuge In the British vice
consulate. TsrrpNas was turned over
Ia villa on the promise that no harm
would bc done him. Nevertheless the
prisoner was denied his liberty. ON
| one occasion he was subjected To an
almost fatal torture TO force him %
reveal tho hiding place of n small
/ amount Of gold coin which the Ter
razas family had hidden as a prcCau
| tfnn against need"
General rerrazas when given the
/ substance OF the letter said II was
the first he had heard Of the new
peril To- his son.
II must retain snmc hope for his
/ life because villa knows that my son
| has no money, and that what littl,
IL left Is nearly all in my possession,
/ said the general The rebels also
promised Washington that Luis would
| not be murdered They made Il q
condition that / should refrain from
political activity ana this have scru-
| uulouslV done "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Losses Through Water in
1918 Cost Pennsylvania
Subsidiary Line Millions OF
Dollars.
DECREASED EARNINGS
A CONTRIBUTING CAUSE
Stock Drops Thirteen Points
in Wall Street When I'm
expected Announcement is
Made. Parent Line Suffers
my Leased Wire TO Evening rIeraId.l


philadelphia. March 2s.--The di-
rcctors of the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
Chicago a. st Louis Railway com
pany. the southwest system OF the
Pennsylvania lines west Of fitts-
huTgh. reduced the dividend ON the
common stock from per cent q year
to per cent ana on the preictrcu
stock from Per cent TO Z.
In connection with the announce
mcnt President Rcn of 'hc Pcnnsyi-
vania railroad made the following
statement.
"Drcctors of the Pittsburgh. Cin-
ciunutL Chicago a ST. Louis Railway
company at their meeting today con
sidered and approved the annual re-
J. g, for 1913 the results Of whicn
have already appeared Ia the annual
rcport of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company This report showed an IN.
crease oi S4.6n0.OOn IN operating ana
maintenance expenses. which includes
the extraordinary outiays for replace
ments ana repairing tracks bridges
land other facilities destroyed or dam
aged by the floods OF March, 1913. 50
| that. after paying It's liked charge,
and appropriations go sinking ana
other reserve funds, there remained
only SGS0.02i as applicable Tor diNi-
dcnds The company, however paiu
its regular D per cent diNidcnds on
preferred ana common stocks, aggre'
! eating Sj.2i2.hA3 but in order O.
ncet the sanc had To utilize in large
Ipurt its surplus income from previous
| years
| In Wow OF the decline joe the gross
and net revenues uf the company iI
| the latter part ot 1919, aud So fal
| ih the present year, ana a. there are
| sim large expenditures To- he made ~
the current year tor the food dam
age uf lgla. the directors deem 81
| prudent Go reduce the dividend. an,
| therefore declared per cent on th'
preferred and "a of I per cent on th'
common stock fur this quarter of th'
I fiscal year or at the rate OF Pc
cent per aunum FOR the preferred an'
/ 3 per cent for the common, as agaius
| e per cent declared on each class o
stock Iu recent Ntura
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

Pueblo. Colo, March 20, ~ That
having already been convicted ON a
charge OF assault with Intent 60 do
bodily injury, James Williams, who
shot and killed three -year-old Al
hcrta Scrfling here last September
should not have been convicted ot
tcntiOn OF lawyers who hegan q fignt
today for a new trial II u contend
ed that the bullet which killed the
child was intended by Williams for
Albert serfling. the little girls faith
er. with whom Williams had quar-
relied The latter was convicted Of
assault prior TO his trial on tbs
charge Of murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
WALL STREET SHOCKED
BN DIVIDEND CI1

NeU York March 20 The reduc-
tlou of dividends ON common and
preferred stock Of plttruurgh, cine
ciunati. rhlraEo a. ST. Louis was not
expected iu Wall street and the COM
mon stock slumpcd NlolrntlQ. u
opened today at SO and ON the uews
uf The dividend cut dropped several
points at time to 60. The preferred
stor b, which is very inactive. was not
disturbed
Tho bulk uf the loss in dividends
fails ON the Pvnusl lvnuiu railroad,
which owns S23 $3.50. 900 of the fia,-
600. 600 common stock and f42,t62,-
Geo of the $50, 0nu. u0h preferred Al
though nu change boz the dividend
rate was looked t3g n was generally
known that the earnings of Pennsyl-
Nania's western lines had fallen on
severely durin gtho last year THIS
was responsible for "a recent decline
in the common stock ot Pittsburgh
Cincinnati, Chicago a ST. Louis
which last month sold - point,
above the low mark reached today.
The stock of the Pennsylvania rail-
road broke nearly points
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
ItARIZ OFFICERS sIIENT
ON TDuItION ~tIi NItoN

Iunrez Mex. March li--phfiHls
here we're silent TODAY ON the situation
at Torreun and the fact thar no press
dospatches came through wns resar'-
cd as significant in Yirw of the state
msnt al Mexico City that the rebels
had becn rcuulscd n AN attack ON
TCffeoa.
The last newspaper kilograms came
last night and stated that the rebels
we're sim lighting M Gomez falaeio.
They had possession oi the railroad
roundhousc. which is on the outskirts
~ that city.
4 pcrsouai telegram from Genera,
penavides tn his father here said AN
ID well With us"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
WALES nIsNPPENRs FROM
NI'ENO LAREDO. MtNttb

Laredo, Tex Mhi'H 80 N''
Walls the American. has disaPpeaf'u
from Nueyo Laredo where ne was re-
ported To have been arrested M"nnas
hv MeNlcan fedcralH. The NneNo ~
edo authorities say they DO not holu
Walls but further questioning
tied the statement that one Alluisu
g,iis detained Tor reasons not made
pubilc hpd been sent 60 Monterey Tor
trial. Relieving that Soils Is her son,
Walls mother left here today ior
Monterey
Wallis drove TO Nueyo Laredo Mon
dnr where his horse ana bugsf dis-
appeared. lie traced his properly ln
a point near the federal fortihcau"hs
where he was arrested. He has ho'
been seen since.
American Consul Garret al NueNo
Laredo ls investigating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Huerta'S S --latest
Financial Deal
a Failure
Exchange Rate not at all Re-
lieved by Government 3
Project to Gather in 100, :
100000 Pesos.
my I.eased Wire io Evening Herald. J

my LEASED Wire Ia Evening Hcrnld.l
Mexico City March 25.-The new
financial project adopted hy tn"
government yesterday with the oh-
3e,t of bringing into the treasury
OO. 0OO.000 pesos Approximately
SS3 .0OO.Oo0 goldl had little effect to-
cay on the rate of exchange. The
rate wac somr,N hat ftmef Than thai
ot yestcrda5 but this was said to hf
due more tu uncertainty over tho
events taking place az Torreon than
otherwise,
New York exchange banks are
asking $3.50 MeXican aud are pay p
ing S3.at Mexican Tor 81 gold.
The federal capital today Was "
norant Of the pro gress OF affairs in
northern Mexico. owing 90 the lack
ut communication. Government as
suranCea that nothing of importance
was happening at Torrcon were re-
ceived with skepticism hy the pco-
Pile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
VIII Take Another
SWipe at the
Tobacco Trust
United States Attorney Mar
shall Announces Ways
Must be Mended on Penalty
of Serious Trouble.
my LEASED wire % IEyenIng E'eTald.l

IHy Ilcasad Mifc 90 I1Venlng fieThIu.
New York. March Eth Metro
polltan Tobacco company is t lonhlns
monopoly lu violation OF the sherman
anti-trust law and must mend ~
ways AZ once. according 10 announce
ment made this afternoon hy United
States District Attorney Marshall.
M. Marshall made this statement
after conference with counsel Tor
the Metropolitan aud counsel Tor the
four hig tobacco companies Nhith
were formerly factors in the tonlcco
trust. Tile conference had been CALI
ed to consider charges made by ln-
de pendent dealers thar the four oiR
companies violated the decree dissolN 70
ing the TRUST ny iaNoring the Mcifo-
poiltan as a. lobbcr Mr. Marshall
gave the concern until Monday "a
make plans to remedy the situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25


~ paso, Tex. March 21.-An al
thoritotive private letter dated Chi-
huahua, March s3rd. received here
TODAY. states that Luis Terrazas, il,
IN 10 be- executed today unless te de-
livers the equivalent OF t-5o,OoO IN
gold To- General Nilia. The letter fol-
lows
chihuahua. March o. luis Ter
ragas. Jr. held Tor ransom by tho
rebels over since General NillH 0ccu-
pied Chihuahua fNp months ago, VIII
ue executed ln Chihuahua on Wedmes-
day, March 20, unless a00,NOo Mexican
dollars are paid before that time. No
assurance have been given that ne
viii be released even II thc money IT,
paid. and friends uf the prisoner say
ne cannot raise u In time.
'Tcrrazas is The son Of the One
time rich McAicau land owner who
until his lands we're cOnhscated ~
the rebels and he himself ioTCcd tu
seek safety ln he Emitted States, was
accounted among the most powerful
~ under the Dia2 regime Up to
the present the prisoner family be-
ueVcd he wah more valuable 10 the
rebels alive than dead 4 summary
notice that liked sum mast De para
INTO the rebel treasury within twenty
four hours was ser, cd on MN hss
| saturday, hut through the Efforts OF
American Consul Marion Lctcher the
time was extended three days longer.
Colonel Annsleio J. diran. the
| iefc de armas ON sunday announced
/ ne had positive orders to carry onl
the execution Representatives oi
| several foreign governments Then ap'
pesled 10 GirOn.
O. II the money is paid what as
surunces will be- given that TeffaN"s
will be- liberated p Giron WAS asked.
| 4 have not been advised on thh'
paint. said the rebel officer. ! SIM
| nlv received orders from my sup"rlorr
that soc. coo pesos must be pnld WIN
IN twcnty-four hours
" ~ IL Is not paid---
Then nc win be- shot answered
| Colonel Girun. "a
| "Appcnla for more time were "aus
,,ith the result that Tcrrazns Wa
',t,.rp three days extension. Mean
u-o~o~~~~--~S- -~S---~~'~e>>-s-~'>'>
had iolned the rebel forces with l,Vo' Ivy.
| men. Dsuna. the messase shlu' ~ ~
ed With his men nt Altran ap""i" '''
| .,..trner pguitn IuarcZ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
I,EBEt.s ADMIT FI1DERNs
ptfT Ip STRONG FIGHT

Hornsilllo. Mex March 23.- tfN
courier 10 ~ phso, March 2l) 81
Rebel wounded from Gomez Palacio
and the lesser recent fights ln the
vicinity are being brought north IN
lrrge num0ers ana Il is officially I'D
mittcd that the fedcrals put up IN
uncx p,Ctedly strong resiFtunce AZ Co
meg palHcio. 4 irainload OF inlurcn
soldiers started north from Drifting
ham Junction TODAY, it is reported
They will be- Deposited at All watct %
tank stations along the railroad. north
nf thore where hospitals have been
established General villa has ne
lafgcst medical curps ever attached ga
q rebel army in Mexico hut they are
exhausted hy the necessity Of work
ing ulGht and day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
PAGE RECIPIENT or
HONOR AItY IbI'GUI.I,

Aberdeen. Scotland. March 2a.-
The decree of doctor OF literature
was conferred TO-DAY on Walter Hines
Page, American ambassador 10 she
court of -. James at Aberdeen uni
yersity. While the ambassador was
being capped. The star SpanRIod
Hammer war played ou The organ and
He's a Jolly Good Fellow was sung
hy the students a. Mr Page LETT the
rosirum.
Mrs PAGE and her daughter were
present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Full Text Of Ambassador
Pages Now Famous London
Speech Laid Before Senate
by Bryan
DIFFICULT TO FIND
CAUSE FOR UPR0AR
Address will Strike Average
American as Merely a Cor
dial Expression of Friendly
Feeling to England.
my Leased wirs to Evrn,nE ns-ald.l

Washington, March .5.-The celo-
brotcd London speech OF Ambassador
Waiter II. Page. in which he was ac-
credited with having interpreted the
Monroe doctrine as meaning the
United states preferred that no Euro
penn government should guin more
hand In the new world. ana as having
made certain references 10 the repeal
OF the Panama tuils exemption was
forwarded to the senate today by Sec
retary Bryan la rcspons. 10 senator
Chamberlain resolution calling for
an explanation. The speech, some
25O0 words Ia length, was furnished
10 the senate IN fuli. The portion
relating to the Panama canal vas In
part as follows
Il viii not gay that We constructed
the Panama canal even for YOU. Fol-
! am speaking with great frnnkaess
and not with diplomatic indircction
We built u for reasons of our own
But ! will say tina: u adds TO the
pleasure OI building thai great work
that you will profit by a. You vii
profit most by Il for YOU have ths
greatest carrying trade. cat saS
"A similar thing about the recent low
oring OF our tarin We did not lower
IL la order TO please you. II was loi
purposes that We considered cconom'
icnllN sound for ourselves
Nevertheless II added To- the pleas
ure Of doing jhat 20 reflect that there.
BY we should have more trade with
you"
The portion referring To the Monro,
doctrine follows In part
May I put In another parenthesis
also on my own account. and currcC
an impression that "a part of YOU
press seems 90 have about the atti
tude Of the United states government
concerning the investment of YOU
colossal earnings Ia the states of Cen
trul Amcricn that have volcanic ten
denotes l sometimes read that tn
United states ~ entering on q policl
to discourage foreign investment
there. That ig untrue. ! think tina
some events are happening ther,
that have discouraged them some
what bat | hope that they cannot b'
charged To- the United states.
There Is policy forming In tn
minds of our government and on
people which is rot new. that woul'
discourage such Investment or aucl
concessions as would carry with then
the control of the government OF an
OF those states ana only such. ior 81
iar as the United states Is concerned
you know how heartily we Ia .e wei
coined Nour Investments la cur Ian,
and still welcome them, and alwaN
will"
Referred Mlihuut Debate.
Secretary Bryan transmitted m
copy of Ambassador Pages specc
without any comment whatever and
was read In fun 60 the senate and rl
fcrrcd to the foreign relations com
mittee without debate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
lsFnFR AIS DRIVEN BNCk
N AIyrIH RATTLE At GtiEliltEitO

Zapata. Tex, March %. tNia cuuf-
Itf 10 Laredo. Tey.. March 2bl.- Mon
N4nr's battle at Guerrero, near mere.
resulted In the retreat ot the l,tpu
fed.rals under General Guardola,
Cuardaln stationed 100 men on house
tons az o'clorN In the afternoon ana
for three hours these men held the
position In ignorance that they were
ma6inl perllous stand. MeanNhie
guardola's main force rctreated'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
EN,rN NuGo ON EXPORT on
FOOD FROM SONOitN

Douglas. Ariz. March -'-Nh .., eu'
hnreo on the export ipoas, uhh ~
sonora was announced "uuy -,
sN,Iaro cnnstitutionaust collector Oh
rnstoms nj aqua Prieta. u was uh
d.ratood that similar resnlAhvhH
would be put into enoct at All n"ruel
polnts held by the rebels. a.
The order. Soriano said was mau,
n.cessar,, 20 combat tie temptation oi
Mexican merchants TO send thelf sur
plies across the line. rather than ser
On the Mexican side for the constant
lv nuCtuaiing constituii"nhliH' CUT
Tcncy. .......a
Americans OF this city. al'"s,.''','' ,,'i'',.' y
"a huv vegetables in Aqua frieta.
veer notified to-day that they couiu
NOT take their purchases across th'
line
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
OFFICERS WE'RE READY
TO OGIr TIIE ARMY

London. March 90. - Documents
made public today discloses officiai-
ly the fact that the British govern
use the army 10 crush listers Dolit-
icai opposition 10 the home rule
bill
Tho correspondence, however
points out that the government re-
tnins the right % use the army Ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
SEIDEL AGAIN IN
LEAD FOR VOTES
IN MILWAUKEE,

Milwaukee, Wis, March 3d. Mayor
nading nun-partisan, ana Emil Sci
del Socialist were nominated Tor
mayor nt Yesterdays primary and
viii nguFc Ia the municipal contest
Tor chief executive of Milwaukee on
April Seidcl ted the field with 2i,-
01f votes, against 30.G3l for hading
Former Mayor David =. Rose ran
third With 1871. ana Theubald Ollen
last with 2sSzs votes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
BURKE's NOMINATION
FOR SENATE FROM
IOWA CONCEDED


sioux City. Ia. March 25.-A. Hn.
ron. =. d.. dispatch To the Journal
says. "Senator Coe I. Crawford con-
cedes the nomination of Congressman n
Charles VI. Burke. his opponent Tor
senator by 2.0OO. Crawford was a
candidate on the ma iority Republican
ticket and Burke on the minority
ticket"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
CAPTAIN POTTS
MUST ~TAND FOR
THE PLUCKING
[Rr I.rascd WIrc .o EyenIng neraId.

fBy Leased Wire io Evening Herald.
Washington, March 20. - Tho hill
go restore Captain Templin NJ. Potts
to the active list OF the navy and
promote him to "a rear admiral was
killed today by the senate naval at
fairs committee, Captain iotta was
"plucked' on the eve OF his promo
tion. and several naval officers Of
note testified that his case was an
exceptional one. The committee de-
cided the hill ses a troublesome pree-
edeut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

MEXICO CITY REPORTS
VIfvrtfItN EOf FEEDER Ms

Washington, March 2a.--Thc Mex
ic4n embassy has received the follow
lue cBbiogrnm from the City ot Mex
leo dated last night.
The rebels were repulsed today
iu 1u attempt 90 reach Torreon. Gen
cral Veiasco we'll prepared for attack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
REREis MOVING powN
mo GnANDE I'D I.Nsl NAl'As

Eagie Pass, Tex Nnfch 2N'- -H'N-
crni hundred eonstituiinnalitis are re-
pnrted moving down the Rio Orande
toward Las Vacas. opposite Del RIO,
Texas. and battle h expected be-
tween this body Of troops and the fed-
erai rarriron al las Nacas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
FIGHTING REPoRTTD ~
pI-JSkIltTS OF TOitltEON

Iuarcz. Mex March 25.--"FighunE
Is in progress this morning Ia The out
sdirts nf Torreon" This was the text
of "a telegram from the south siNen
ont officially here today. There we're
No details and official prophecy was
readusted to the emect that it might
he some days before the federal
ffrouuhold is taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
THOUSAND soI.DIERs ADDED
TO UfnfgI FORCES

douglas. Aria, March 4A.-tenetal
Nivaro phfegon. commanding conati-
tutionallat troops in sinoloa ana SON
ora advised constitutional, uilicefs
"a Aqua prieta to-day thai GREGORY
Oxuna. former prelect of Lower Cal
if0rnia with headQuartes al la Pnx
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
BONSTADT LANDS THE
TUCSON P0ST0FFICE

lRy IAased Wire 90 Evening Herald. J
Washington. March 25.-president
Wilson today nominated ,. N Rom
zona