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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
Segundo Scene Of Most Serious
Outbreak Since United
States Soldiers Went Into
the Colorado War Zone.
LOCKETT REFUES TO
MAKE ANY COMMENT
Lindsey, Continuing Speech
making Campaign in New
York Hoping to Bring
Young Rockefeller to Terms


Trinidad. Colo. MAY 26.-An at
tempted assault upon United States
soldier and the firing upon "a patrol
of troops under captain Cushman at
Segundo last night are being lnvesti-
gated today hy the federal authorities.
More than twenty shots were fired
upon the patrol from a hillside over
looking the camp after "A trooper who
had doged a missile thrown az him
through the window OF the scale-
house answered q shot fired at him
In the darkness.
The patrol starting out to search
Tor the person throwing the brick
and firinR the shot were surprised by
a tusillade Of shots coming from the
direction of the hills
Captain Cushmau reported this
morning thai one man was seen to
run from cshcealment Ia ditch but
made his getaway.
Colonel LoCkctt would make no
comment relative 10 the shooting eN-
cept Ia say that the bullets probably
came from some adventurous per
sons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS
ATTEMPT To
STEAL KISS
Illinois Man Succeeds at
Fourth Suicide Attempt
Leaving a Note Saying He
Killed Sweetheart by Acct
dent.
my Leased Wire 10 r-,cnIng IIeraId.l


l.lsle. H.. MAY 20. HcEinald A.
Barr. leaving behind him "a note de-
claring that his staying uf his sweet o.
heart, Florence l3cntlcy. at DoWucr' 4
Grove, three miles from here last
saturday night was accidental Jump
cd beneath "a moving train here early
today and was killed
II was his fourth attempt at suicide.
H. note found on his person he de-
clurcd he took a drug twice in AN
"nort to die beside the body nL his
sweetheart but both times failed
tie next Jumped into q quarry pit,
bHt hc iit in the stagnant water and
- couldn't sink, said the note
The clothing on his body was wet
when hc was taken from the tracks.
The note said Miss Hcntlcy was
Killed when ho tried To kiss her She
screamed ANA he placed his hand on
h"r thruat "She became quiet all
uf sudden said the note.
In frmursc uuc fear he sat beside
hrr for some dime, seeking 10 nud "a
spark OF life remaining iu her Fl-
nally ne gave up hope. and jumped
INTO the quarry pit When thi. At-
tempt 10 die fnilcd he went 20 Aurora.
where hc purchahcd an uuupstb,tIt.
tie returned and prostrating himself
beside the girls body. swallowed u.
After q while he woke up. The girl
stlli iHA very quiet beside him Aguiir
me- made the trip to Aurora. says the
note. and again returned with poison
% ~" hcridr the girl he had slain.
ms attempt also WAS e failure Then
ne wandered Tor hours through the
woods before jumping la front OF the
train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
ENGAGEMENT OF FIFTH
SON OF THE GERMAN
EMPEROR ANNOUNCED

fBy Leased Wire i Evening Herald.l
POtsdan. Germany, May 2t.-'fhe
management Of Prince Oskar. iitth son
81 the German emperor and empress,
Co Countess Won Baas, Witz, maid 81
horror tu The empress. was announced
today. Tho prince 90 % ScEfs old.
Lively comment was aroused tN
the announce ment uf the engage
m.nt. owing 20 the fact thai the mar
riage viii be the fret marganaiio
union which hns.oCcurred Ia the Hoh-
enHciicrI family since 1888.
In June pf that year Prince AZ
lTccht of Prussia, brother of the ula
Emperor William and the then kiuE
OF Prussia. married Countess R0saiie
won Hrheuau,
u Is assumed that the emperor
wiz confer "a higher rank in the n1-
hiliN ON the young countess Ina Marie
Won Hasscwltz-I.cvctzuw His ma
ltfty's consent 90 'he match Is satd
go Rave been granted because uf the
lacs of an available German princess
nnI 90 bis aversion 20 foreign mar
rlaEe Tor his son.
The enuntesa was horn on January
81, isNs. and her brother. Count
Charles Won Observation-Disclosures II
premier of Tho grand duchy of Neck
lcnhurr- Schwerlu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
Are All
in Failing
Health
-Four Called TO Testify on New
Haven Finances Present
Physicians Certificates that
They Are Invalids.
[nt I.cased w1re 70 r.,rnlnr IIcrnld.1

Wash.urton May 2G Further
testimony before the Interstate com.
nerce ,oIum'tlcr nu nnluCiJ; affairs
OF the New Haven railroad was b., IT,
poncd today until "Wednesday. Iuuo g..
to permit special cxummcrs tl inspect
the books of J. y. Morgan A. Go. and
personal papers cot the late D. pior-
pont Morgan -Four important Wit
ncsscs whose testimony is desired.
Fiili are too sick to appear samuel
&. Morchousc. George Mac Cuilo'h %
Miller Dceere Warmer and Morton D.
Plant today sent physicians ccrul-
Gates tu The commission to show tbrr
were too 800 to De- examined on the
witness stand
The delay coming closely on yeg-
tcrday's conference between Pres.-
dent Wilson and Attorney General
Mcl;Cynulds ami persistent reports
that the investigation probably VIII
be halted caused a great deal of spe =
ulation but there was nothing official
To- bear out the view that the confer
crce OF yesterday was responsible for
todny's developments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
Female VdnddLs
Get Short
Sentences
Picture Slashers Let Down
With Six Months by Lon
don Magistrate; Precautions
at Epson Race Course.
[By Lcascd wire to Igyenlne Herald. |

tny Lcnscd Wire Io Evening Herald.
London, May 2G. G.--SunragetteS who
slashed pictures In the National gal
lery ana Royal academy. together
with a number of window smashers
were convicted ana sentenced today.
Six months imprisonment was order
ed for each of the picture destroycra
while the window smushcrs n all
cases were condemned To terms OF
four months
several women refused To- give
their names and were Identified ry
numbers. one frail girl collapsed iu
court 49, the result of "a hunger strike
and u was necessary to give her rec
storatiye She was carried into court
by women wardcns
Freda Graham. the sunragotte who
slashcd several valuable paintings u
the National Gallery on May -, har-
angucd the jury. declaring she had
attacked the pictures "as protest
against King Georges Illegal and un-
constitutional action In refusing 90 Pc
ceiye a legal doputatiun OF women
she added. what are five pictures
compared with $4,000 pictures by the
greatest artist OF all. which are be-
Ing shamcfully defaced, DANA geo. de-
sraded by men each night?'
Mary spencer, who damaged q pit-
ture az the Royal academy on Mly
% told the Judge The only way left
for women 10 express their views was
to damage property. as they respected
human life too much to destroy u.
Extraordinary precautions have
oeVn taken at the Epson race course
TO prevent any repetition OF last
years tragic Interference with the
running OF the derby. where Emily
WndinE Dawson met her death ~
jumping on the course. \ force oi
2.000 police viii be on duty during
the race meeting The Arrangement
to prevent King George and queen
Mary being subjected to annoyance
by sunragettes have been made as
perfect as possible.
Wholc Dynamite OuIai In Court.
Five sufiragettes who were arrested
by the police during raid on
west end" Hat on May ~. were
brought before magistrate today.
After seeing the exhibits he took such
a serious view of the ease that he re
fused all offers Of bail
The exhibits seized In the HAT in
eluded new shrapncl grenade of ia
goniOus manufacture. coils of fuse
and plans Of houses.
Memoranda we've found IN the flat
regarding payments TO militant Ruf-
tragettes and also concerning travel
Ing expenses. including the iourneJ
from Paris 20 England of Miss Chris
label Pankhurst. Two of the prison
ers became SO uproarious in the pris-
oncrs enclosure during the hcarins
that they had 10 bv removed. one of
them. Miss Emmeline Han. shouted
u have been fOrcibly fed twice daily
and am nearly dead as result"
She Seemed half demcnted az she
struggled with the police Her hat
was torn OF. her clothes dianrrnnRed
and her hair ;iisheyeied you dew
us You BEASTS she shrickcd as she
was carried out of the court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
TWELVE NEW CARDINALS
ANNOUNCED TODAY


Rome. MAY 2G-New cardinals
were announced as follows: Mcnsig-
nors Louis Nazaire Begin, archbishop
Of Quebec, Canada, Y. Guimola y
Mandez, archbishop OF Toledo. spain;
Dominica Serafini. assessor of the
congregation of the holy office; Della
Ihiesa. archbishop of BOLOGNA, Italy;
John OEcrnock, archbishop OF Ly-
ons, France; Francis Won Bettnger.
archbishop of Munich. Bavaria. Felix
Won Hartmann, archbishop OF Coz
losne, Germany. r. a.. PIN. arch
bishop Of Vienna. Austria: Philip
Giustini, secretary OF the congrcgn-
tlon OF the sacraments Michael Le-
ga, dean Of the tribunal of the reta.
Sctpio Tecchi assessor oi the con-
hisiorial congregation: Right Rev
Francis Aidan GaHquet. president of
the English BeneSicts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
FAMOUS WAGNER OPERA
HOUSE TO BE GIFT TO
THE GERMAN PEOPLE
[By Leased wire TO Evening Herald. J

Bayruuth. Germany May 26.-Tnc
famous Wagner opera house here is
o. boz made gift Go she German peu-
PIE. dccufding 20 an announcement
made today In "a newspaper Interview
of Siogiried Wagner son ~ the com
poser
The gift will include Wagners
"Muhnlricd tho manuscripts and
other memorials of the composer. and
"a considerable endowment fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
WIN onen PennsyIvan.a Campalsn.

Philadelphia, May 2G.-Colonei
Roosevelt's formal campaign for the
Progressive party this year probably
viii be opened iu Pennsylvania. He
promised today while on his way Ia
Washington To speak In PitisbuTGh
on June so. The date is six DAYS
after Colonel Roosevelt is TO return
from spain and his address iR all
likelihood will be the first extended
political utterance OF the campaign
unless he decides to make n speech
or statement before hc sails for
Europe on Saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
CRONIN BROTHERS
CONVICTED OF
ATTEMPTED MURDER
lR, Lcased MIrc DO Evcnlnr IIcrnId. ]

Trinidad. Colo. May 26.--charlcs
ana Timothy Cronln, charged with as
sault to murder ". N. Williams. a
lumber dealer here. on March 20,
were found guilty as charged by "a
jury la the district court this after
noon. The jury Was out two hours.
Williams wis found unconscious In
his place Of business the following
morning. Early laft week Charles
Mcdonald, Pueblo prisoner. con
fesscd Co th" crime which he denied
ON the witness staud last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

on Board 4. $. 8 California. Ma
zaflHn, Mexico, May 26.-tNin Wire
lees to san Diego, May 26.) General
huclna, who was appointed governor
81 the state 90 Tcpic after the cousti-
tutionnlists occupation OF the city of
Topic, has forced financlers there TO
lend 60 uO0 pesos to the CaTranga
government FOR tho payment of the
troops and other military expenses.
This Information was conveyed TO the
admiral Of The American fleet here
today.
the Japanese cruiser Idzumo.
which was at anchor in Mazaiian haT-
bpr Tor several days. departed today
for Manzanillo, because nf the eN-
pected arrival of a japanese NOR
chairman nt thnt port May 30.
Word has arrived from Tepic that
Theodore Jones an American held ia
prison there by the fcdcrals on "a per-
functory charge 1f murder. has been
released by order of General Buelaa.
Evidence of strong .constitutional-
isi uympathy among Fhe citizens of
Maxatlun IN being shown. Officers
~ the American fleet. while ashore.
to-day. were stopped in the street by
MeNicans who begged thai the Ameri.
can launches b. allowed to transport
them To- the consiitutionalisls' lines.
They seemed disappointed when Il
was explained thnt the rules of strict
neutrality prevented this,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
Will Visit President Senator's,
Smithsonian Institution, At
tend a Dinner Party and
Deliver Lecture.
AFTER WHICH HE WILL
ATTEND TO BUSINESS
PrOgressives Excited at Pros
pect of Conference. Scien-
fists AgOg Over Account of
Newest River.
[By Ieasca wlre lo EveI.Ine i.erAls. 3

10y EastH wire to tstehAnt Asethtof
Welt and his party arrived here at
ago o'clock today. They were met
by officers Of the National Geograph-
ic society and the Colonel started on
his program which includes a visit 20
the Smithsonian Institution, a call gt
the White House, a visit with senator
Lodge and Ambassador Jusserard. n
dinner, his lecture tonight ON his
Brazilian tour ana ending with po-
htical conference with the Progress
sive leaders In congress before de-
parting Tor New York at midnight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

New lufk, May 2d,--Judgv Ben b.
Lindsey uf Denver, who with two
women from the Ludlow. colo. coal
district is 100 New York speaking at
mass meetings az protest against
the policy adopted by tho Bockcfcl-
Ter Interest," ia the Colorado strike.
today expected to succeed in his at
tempt to Interview John -. Rookie
fellor. Jr
Judge lindsey explained TINT the
tclegram hD sent To- John -. Rookie
Teller. Jr. reached Nj Rockefeller.
Sr- nnd 'roausr of this mistake he
hoped Coo .rrungc fot "a meeting to-
day.
judge Lindsey expects to return to
pcnNcr tonight The women from
Ludlow plan To- leave tonight Tor Boss
ton, They expect to visit ten cities
before returning To Ludlow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

Denver Way 26.--Goy H. NJ. Ann
mons to-day ISSUED his annual Memoir
Val day pro- Ulamation. Tho document
conclude a- follows
Under iInding the Importance of
strong ltion and state. all good
citizens should Interest their children
In apprcHution OF those who are
willing Co Hsk their lives Boo defense
of organized society, without which
there can ne no adequate projections
of life or PROPERTY nor maintenance
OF civilization"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

Charleston, w Va. MAY .6-rhe
joint scale committee OF the miners
ana operators of the kauIWha coal
held went iutn session today lon hnul
ehnft to settle their differences
Hubcomm ices have been unable 90
reach AN aBreement the chck-o.
system being the knottt problem.
Leader ut The minors indicated that
n "a setilrWvnt IL not reached soon %
strike muf ne called next week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

NrW NUTkl MAY lt.-EnTI IToY
former governor Eeneral OF Canada.
left Ncw work to-day on the Natefland.
c' mrieiing ruund ~ world trip
which Included a Visit 10 caiitor,ha.
whore he bought conffoi Of some of
tho largest ni wells there Cor Ens
lish associates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
FORMER ANTAGONIST
OF ROOSEVELT JAILED

New York. May 2G.-Mrs Ida
Won Claussen, who q few years ago
entered into % controversy with The
odorc Roosevelt because she Was not
presented al the court of the King
of sweden, was today sentenced To six
months IN the penitentiary TOR send-
Ing threatening 20 cr 10 Tharles
strauss, az 0Le time her lawyer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

THO later with party OF other Ann
ercan women aud Mr. Wheeler u
the British consulate
War and navy department officials
do not credit current reports that the
liner BnNariu has landed "a cargo Of
arms and ammunition for Hucrta az
Puerto Mexico, which like Tampicr
still h. regarded as an open port. THE
situation and the progress of media 70
tion at Niagara Fails was discussed IN
the cabinet meeting without an
nouncemcnt
Many Isumors of Iluerta Troubic-.
Vera Cruz, May 26.-Among thoHo
arriving today by train from Mexico
city was Nine. Simon. wife OF Jose
simon. president of the Banco Ma
cionnl OF Mexico
Many rumors were brought IN todty
Of impending cabinet disrupt.uns. ot
the flight To- Vera cruz Of some of
General Huerta's ministers and even
of the approaching departure for Eu-
rope of General tiuerta himself. Sim
liar rumors have been pouring into
Vera Cruz daily FOR wceKs As an
instance ~ their Vagaries one news
paper here today ear led a eircum-
stantiat account OF General HueTtu' e
plan To depart hy way of Vera CluE.
\ Mexican paper put scare head lines
to an equally vague rumur that Gen
cral Huerta had already left Mexico
city FOR Puerto Mexico to go IN
board the German liner Npiranga
there on his way Ia Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
Mexican Delegates, Without
Warning, Block Smooth
Progress of the Mediation
Program.
AMERICAN DELEGATES
HURRIEDLY SUMMONED
Dash to Conference in Auto
mobile Followed by Intima-
tion that Land Problem is
Cause of Trouble.

iliy Leased Wire 10 tsVrring ucrnl,I.
Niagara Fails TN. May ga
The wind has suddenly Vccrcd
Oncc more.
When all seemed going well
aud everyone was optimistic and
the NcNhnn dclcgntcs. believing
thcN had reached nn arturd with
tie Nnu riuRtls. were nibout to Is
siip formal statement cNplnnn-
tory of their position ON the land
question Hnd regrcttiug ,hnt 10
was clearly impossible for them
tO give guarantees n To- the ac-
ton of new and sovereign aud
FtsugnissSi government. there
can.r "a sn.Idcn halt.
The Mexican delegates had thcir
sis nagrapliic work finished. their
photograph ready to print the
document and then they stopped.
fhey said thcy had concluded Io
issue no pronunclnutcnio. II
would he indiscrcct. they said.
Then. when every one. amazed
nj this sudden step. was specu-
fntiug on tlic reason for u aud tt,c
air was filled with Ftnlors nro-
bsbIe and ab~ardly Improbable.
the American delegates dashed an
Ia their automobiles. There was
q hurried mounting tile staircase
40 the room uf tile ncdistors. thc
dt,a 81 tie ml stic cl,i,',b,'r wis
slammed aud a prolonged aud
earnest conversation" was en-
tered on.
II WAS obvious that there must be
some more definite assurance respect
ms the land question to meet the de-
clared purpose of President Wilson
Precisely how Il Vas To be wor&s 4
uut OF how II could be- wut tked out was
not altogether clear bl' ittiU duuhi
was lclt by hose rtrticipt, ts t.,t
u would bee worked out.
After the conference between the
and the American dele
gates Justice Lamar dictated the ioi-
lowing statement.
We haN" begun TO discuss the
terms are details of e. plan 20 pa,ssi-
, ttof. I'm number of them We
find ourselves ln substantial agree
inent others are Hill under discus
sion and as To- them there has heeu
disagreement. We have an appoint
inent 10 ~ to Toronto tonlarruN q
attend social func,iou there. hat
we expect 10 he uble g. continue our
meetings along the trip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

UcnNVI Way 20 FIT8i Ala car
No. uf ine American Rcd Cruss so-
cicty arrived here today. Two DAYS
VIII De spent in first aid instruction.
From here the ear will 60 ,o Chey-
enne. To u ON its regular route
through tn' Rocky mountain district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
PUEBLO PEOPLE WOULD
GO BACK TO THE OLD
FORM OF GOVERNMENT


nuch'o. Colo. May bearing
moro than 1000 names. petition
calling Tor O. special election 90 d.
terwinc whether the commission form
ot lover nment now cN stiHg hero stnlI
Dee ovcrthrown and the municipui
machinery rlacri under the old ward
system, aba llpL-d three Years ago.
was filed wtn tGc cry clerk here to-
duy, Tho petition wogld make the
new regime effective seven weeks ar
ter the adoption of the petition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
HUGE DAM BREAKS IN
UTAH, THOUSANDS ARE
MADE HOMELESS
my leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]

lBy Leased Wire % Evening Herald. !
Richficld. Utah. May 26.--The dam
of the HatchtOwn irrigation reservoir
Ia Garfield county. SO feet high and
500 feet long. broke last night and
released flood which ls rushing
Down the SEWER river valley. Tele-
phones and horsemen warned settlers
and Il is believed no lives were lost,
hut many persons are homeless Wire
communication was interrupted this
morning and fears are entertained
for the safety of the Piute reservoir.
further down the river. The Hatch
town reservoir was part OF a state IT,
rigation project, completed last year
at a cost of fi75.0OO.
The reservoir held iTb square feet
of water in a reservoir a mile ana
a half long Ia SEWER river canyon.
The break n attributed to landslide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

L0ndUn. Way 3t.-seniOn0e ~ fnur
years penal servitude was passed to-
day on 'hariea Edward Fcnner
London stpc kbroker, after trial at the
Old Bailey un a charge of fraud
uient conversion of share certificates
in eunneruun with the Marcuni aean-
dala.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
VATERLAND SINKS A
PAIR OF COAL BARGES
fBy I.cascd Win 20 rz,cnIng ncrnId.l

lh4 iN,arth WIN 90 fsNeuing Herald.
New York. MAJ 20 Tho great
steamship Naterland which took ne,.f-
~ fnui hours 10 dock when she came
To this purI on her maiden voyage re-
Gently, sank Two coal hnrgcs as she
st'tmed 'ut OF hcr tc-'h tldAs 80
lhci WcI, iust.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

Paris, May ga severe cold wave
spread over southwestern Europe tn-
dnA, Several inches of SHOW fell ia
parts of southeastern France. while
heavy rains are reported from other
regiuua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
PIRATES WORKING IN
TARP0N SPRINGS
SPONGE FISHERIES
[ns Leascd MIre 20 E,enIng mcrnId. l

Tampa, Fla. May gG.-Reports uf
th' destruction 81 another ship at
uchcd Ia the Tnrron SPRINGS sponge
hoct today were brought here hy the
crew oi tho schooner Euna Louise
Captain Henri Miclr.i and seventeen
men reached this port in "a nfcboai
INTO which lt is claimed they were
intcod hy twenty-five men who
burned the Schooner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

Trinidad. ooiu., May 20 Colonel
Luckett announced this mnrnine he
was considering the announcement
made by william Diamond, of the
United Mine Workers that a number
of eastern organizers were 20 be
brought iu Colorado 10 conduct the
strike and that hv had reached no de-
cision as Too whether or not ne would
bar them from entering the district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

HnuIu'I IIuIO., May % Dan GrIf-
mn and Arthur SpcnloW. strikers in
dlcted hN ihe recent grand jury. were
arrested today and released on bond
at noon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
Land Question WIN Not Disrupt.

Niagara Fails ont. May 26.--"W"
viii not let the agfarian question dis-
rupt the mediation proceedings" said
one of the Mexican delegates today.
- think there h. way OF coming
into comman accord on this aud other
perils so that we may complete our
work very shortly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
Rockefeller Tax
in State of
Ohio
Oil King has Laid by Tidy Per-
sonal Property Amounting
to $3l1,226,S47, Subject to
Taxation.


hy iseaAcd WtFe "a Evening Herald
Columbus. o.. May eG John =
D. Roekefeller's personal prop =
y erty on which he will Le as .
y aeased FOR taxation - Ohio ~
y worth &3ll.226,3f7, according =
2 10 the announcement made here =
y today Of this amount S2Sa.-
100000 Il alleged 10 be standard =
y OIL stock. 3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

Washington. May 2G.-Normh1 con-
diticns ase prevailing again In Mon
terey. Consul General Hanna report
ed today io the state department
The railroad To Saltilio was to Resume
,nrryinE passengers today aud the
consul reported his pli,n To go Ia thet
city.
Mrs John a. silllmrn wife 81 The
vice cOpsul at Saltiliu has learned Of
her husbands safe nrri' al in Mexico
city, through taa state department
nnd Consul General Hanna.
A message from Mrs. Silllmnn re-
ceiyed here today tolls of the arrest
of her husband on May ~. his three
weeks imprlsonment and departure
for Mexico.
Mrs siiiiman expects 10 leave al.