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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
1875 BODIES ARE
TAKEN FROM MINE

-re.I IsI u.arHfrh 'r frr frfsiHerrrsr
CHARLESTON IS Vs. MAY
one hundred and twenty .1iN budfsa
had hcrn taken from minc 80 % of
the New River tallicrirr gomuan, 80
Eccle. tonirht. lcaVinE fortt Sin bod
irs vet fo he recovered from This
mine Tho hodirs taken out TODAY
" ore m ruch condition that few could
hc recognized
The body of FREEMAN tfn1tllr tne
insuransc man of this city. vaa not
recovered M day unless hie BODY vac
ono ~ those that could NOT be-
recognized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
INSTANTLY KILLED

Special Ut~ruf'h to OBJ. fnfrIuarrrrr
tLANkFBr re-. " Va. Mas
Fred Williams. Assistant rurrrintcu
dent of tho National coal rnmuarr.
coal mine ~ uola. waa Instant. ki1
% this morning when ho faii from n
moving freight train ON which ho wac
riding In tho virinity ~ the mine Tho
entire train of several care uasrfd
over hi body Ho vas T1 year. Old
and ainrio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
CHARLESTON WOMAN HURT
~ RAILROAD WRECK

rrseisf fraraf,n f4 fr. frfsuIrfrr.r
fuft NHt g. ~. MAJ Vru v
- Scott ~ frarlo f0r W NH waa
severely cuf if riars rhen 81 q o.
frsin wsr vfecked ~ split
switch here fDnIztf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
VELASCO
MAY HEAD NEW REVOLT IN
MEXICO AGAINST
HUERTA.
General Blamcs Huerta For Fall of
1orrcCn by Failure 10
Support Him.

VERA CRUZ. May t-The out
break OF another military volt ~
Mexico. headed by General Jose Re
fugio Nelasco. who was recently
driven out Of Torreon by Francisco
Villa. would not cause any erea, sur
prise In the federal capital. according
To oonservstiys observers among the
refugees who arrived here TODAY.
General Nelasco D. said TO be- griev-
ously discontented concerning the
failure OF the government in Mexico
Cny to support him properly in the
defence Of TorTeon. and he is de
ciared 20 have stated that he would
never aeain lead a column of troops
against the rebels
The fali of rotrcon and the slhse-
duent disaster 20 the federal tIoops
are asserted by General Velasco To
have been entirely due to the failur.
or the war department 10 heed his
appeal for small arm ammunition ~
time when he SAYS l. was perfectly
feasible for II TO have reached him
II ~ asserted that there is much
plotting among the federal army Of
ncers. many OF whom are declared 10
be dissatisfied with General Hueria
ana his conduct OF military affairs.
Over To Huerta.
General Genevcyo Della %. the most
important of Emilano Zapatas' COM
manders. has. according to refugees.
east IN ms lot with General Huerta
With LOCO OF his men he has taken
up quarters in the barracks at Cuer.
naNaca alongside the federal regulars
Zapata himself is said not 10 have
indicated definitely whether he will
enter into an alliance with General
huerta hut appears To he awaiting
the outcome Of events and Is believed
TO be holding out until General Villa q
forces approach the federal capital
During the first excitement in Mex
ico City over the American ocCupa-
ton OF Vera Cruz many OF the bet
ter element OF the population enlisted
in the regular army. On the first day
5000 are said To have been enrolled
and smong them we're ~ members of
the Jockey Club who had long been
criticised by the native press Tor
their apathy regarding the progress
of the revolution The enthusiasm
among the -ppplllace soon abated when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
Will Ri
COLORADO LEGISLATURE TO
MEET DEBT CAUSED
BY STRIKE.
Organization of Body Indicates No
Impeachment Of Cover
nor Ammous.

DENVER. Col. May THE Colo.
RADIO legislature will provide n means
OF meeting the state military indebi-
edness OF approximately 81 600. 900
before a long recess or tnal adjourn
ment Is taken. This was the con
sensus of opinion expressed BY house
and senate leaders al the conclusioa
OF the joint executive session late to-
day. at which the subjects contained
In the governors call were dis
cussed
II was understood that the only
vote taken was on y proposal To- l.ay
the militia. name an investicatlns
committee to inquire into CONDITIONS
IN the strike zone and take a recess
or thirty or sixty days This proposaI
was defeated by practically a unani-
nous vote and the joint executive
session was dissolved without formu-
iatins definite plan OF procedure.
Administration Well Pleased.
Supporters OF the administration
expressed elation over the develop
ments OF the first day of the extra
session. and freely predicted there
would be no attempt made to get A
resolution proposing thu impeachment
OF Governor Ammons through the
house. The prediction was based on
.he caucus vote for speaker In which
j. IL Slattery. received % against his
opponents Il. with nye absentee Dem
ocrats said to be Slattery supporters
The confidence OF administration lead
ers was strengthened further by the
action of the Republicans and Pro
SressiNes. who through leader Horace
Mann. declared themselves Colorado
ans FIRST pledged their support to the
state and its institutions and voted
TO make Slattery's election unanimous
Similar sentiment was expressed by
Republicans in the senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05

0rfr 49, WsHf-rf w~r~rvfvnn
er0-~ers Tvrsfsv so rr0tahfv wrfr-..
fsv. rT~f~r r-s1nsrfav frrsh s4atn
~fNfe
wsr' virF-~fs. enc rsrs russday ana
rrObativ Ws1n~sfar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
MEDIATORS ELIMINATE
CARRANZA AND REBELS,
REFUSAL 10 AG REE TO
ARMlSI1CE Is REASON
ASSIGNED.
This Will Coallne Efforts of Diplo-
mats 10 Trouble of L. s.
ard Huerta.

WASHINGTON. MAY - oENER.
Al CAR RAMA AND THE coNsri.
rUTioNAltsre TO-DAY WERE
PRACTICALLY ELIMINATED FROM
THE Pr o c z Z D NC OF THE
THREE AMERICAN ENvoVs WHO
HAVE uNoERTAkEN TO SOLVE
THE MEXICAN PROBLEM eY o'.
PloMAcv. IN a TELEGRAM TO
GENERAL cARRANzA, THE MEDIA.
TORS ANNOUNCED THAT IN VIEW
OF Hls REFusAl TO AGREE TO
AN ARMtsrtcE WITH GENERAL
huERrA, THEY WITHDREW THEIR
INVITATION TO HIM TO SEND A
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE TO
PARTICIPATE M THE MEDIATION
NEGOTIATIONS
The usediators told the Consti-
tutionaisst that as long a. he
raintsired his present attitude,
they must decline TO treat with
him. General carranxa had in
quired in . note 20 the envoys
what subjects . special represent
stive rpiuht be required to dis
cuss, pointing out that the gen.
eral problem OF paeifyine Mexico
-
not authorize that he would par
ticirste IN the negotiations. He
reiterated that he would consent
to mediation only on the incidents
which had brought about a con-
ss,o.sr'y "sssween . sn,.,,O the onlsea ,ss,
he was the constitutiorslly ehos-
en- leader 70 whom Complaint
about the irsuit at Tsrpieo and
other oneoses originally should
have been made.
Earlier In the day u became
known that in view Of the un-
yielding attitude OF the Constitu-
tionslista, mediation virtually
would be limited TO the arrest OF
American marines st Tampico
brought the Huerts government
and the United States TO the
verge OF war.
Suggestions that General Car
RAMA might change his attitude
after ne took ssltillo brought no
Comment from local representa-
tives Of the Constitutionslists.
The language of the teieersrs
sent by the medistors leaves open
to Csrrauxa. however. the priVi-
lese OF sending special repre-.
sentative 20 psrtie pate in peace
negotiations whenever he is wilt
ing TO arrange for an srmistice
with Nuerta-
1r1a1I~ - fs~~ ---~- .
WASHINGTON. May 4.-mesL
can oevesopmsnts moved rapidly
here today. with an evident tense
ness IN the Diplomatic ard the mil
itsry situstions-
The South American nedis stors
held three lengthy sessions dur
ing tn day ard night. announcing
through Secretary Bryan that Gen
erss Huerts had designated D.
Emilio Rsbsss, an eminent Mepi-
car jurist. and Ausustin Cara.
under secretary Of Justice, as two
of his delegates 10 confer with the
nnedistors- Mr.. Bryan did not give
reply 20 the me distors as TO the
appointment Of American dele
gates.
The length OF the envoys' con.
ference with Secretary Bryan led
80 .Ne belief that something more
was discussed than the mere mat.
ter CO names of delegates. and
tns' some % the crucial questions
were being approached. While no
official announcement was made.
u was generally understood as
result of the unyicldinq attitude
90 'he Corstituti on lists. media
ton sor the time beinq would be
limited to the nag ncidc-t a. Tam
pico. on which President Wilson's
tcontinn~d en- raEo Ei.venD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05

BOSTON. May f-No statement
was forthcoming from Richard Olney
tonight regarding his appointment as
governor Of the federal reserve board.
but an intimate friend stated that
there Was little doubt that Mr.. Olnay
would decline Advanced years and
business interests we're believed 70 be
factors entering into this decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05

Showers Tuesday and probably Wed.
nesosy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07

Enrico Matlhcos is the most re-.
Gently discovered "Cawso IA 23-
'ear-old workman. employed in the
Chatsworth. AN apartment house al
Seyenty-seCOnd street and Riverside
Drive. New Yoifk
Mattheos came to this country
from italy about ten months ago
Ike many of his sunny dispositions.
compatriois be- had the habit e
singing as be- worked For week
.ho tenants OF tte Chatsworth were
puzzled over the remarkable ltaliu
ongs they heard from difierou
parts Of the house. One evening b.
was found IN the cafe singing 10 hi
fellow workmcn
Since then. at the urgent request
OF the tenants Mattheos has giyer
two concerts there. with the resul
hat a wealthy woman living ~ a.
Chatsworth sent him 20 several lead
inS vocal instructors. al OF whom
pronounced his voice one OF eXcep
tional quality aud strenth and or
heir advice his patroness Is now
indcrtaking his training for grant
opera.
One OF the instructors Was so er
thusiastic over Matt heos that \
Immediately offered him Tree tral'
ng aud contraci FOR Ter yebrp 7'
udIaKcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
COUNTIES PASS
kELLY's ARMY ON
hliIORlIiES Pay FARES 10
OTHER PLACES 10 IN RID
ol' rNENPI.ONED
RAILROAD REFUSES RATE
Would w, agree to i.e Party Ia
Dumping ndersirahles an Tn
offending communities
~ state.

By .ociatol Poo
SAN FRANCISCO. CAT. March p
pass them along" g. the plan OF
california. communities In dealing
with General Kcncy'e army Of un-
employed. now cn route To Washing
ton. and as a result they are tour
lists travelling In the state.
II cost Contra-COsta county over
seven hundred fares today 10 ship
the army to licnccia llcnecia has
made preparations To send them to
Yolo. aud Sacramento counties
The tate railroad commission IA
vored reduced rates but the Southern
Pacific refused to be- party lo o plar
ul dumping undesirahi" on unoi
Tending communities
First class fares were then paid bi
Solato county. The army is campet
at Bcnicia tonight. aud q tpccia
train is being made up for them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
GALA TIME PLAN
Of PANT HER CITY
NOTHING To III LEFT JNDONI
THAT WILL ADD TO COM
FORT or PLEASURES.

Special 10 The News
FORT WORTH. Tex. March C.
The citizens OF Fort Worth have en-.
deavOred 10 prepare entertainment
for the visitors OF the 3sth annual
convention Of the Cattle Raisers As.
ISOLATION OF Texas that will be- novel
and pleasing Among other attrac
tions for out OF town guests will be-
q barbecue at the Coliseum. vlude.
vile. receptions. bali at the Cham.
her OF Commerce for visitors only
automobile ride and reception foi
ladies at the country club. free ayla
ton flights ami hand concerts daily
The following program will be al
horcd 90 as closely as possible
Program aSth annual convention
OF the Cattle RaiaCrs' Association o
Texas. at For Worth. March 30. d
and ~. l'i4
/ First DAY, Tuesday March 10
Convention called to order by tn
president.
Prayer. Rabbi GEO Fox. For
Worth. Texas
Address o. welcome. Hon u 4
Uilam. mayor of Fort Worth
Response 90 ,SIress of welcome
| j n va sott. Crosbyion. Texas
( Address. Hon. % o.. Coluuitt. gov
. 0ruor oi Texas Austin. Texas.
Addrcs Past Present and Fu
iure oi the Cattle business" col. !
z. Pryor san Antonio. Texas.
Report ol executive committee.
Apo. tnaut oi committee
second hay. "Wednesday March ~
ln a o. Convention call,u Co. or
der by president
Introduction and reference of rec
I olutions
Discussion OF g. olutlOns
Address. sam MatheWa. president
Baby Beef Clubs of Texas. Coleman
| Texas
Address. Hon. Writ Wright. pres
ident National Stock Yards Naiiona
Pauk. East 81 Louis. No.
Address. Hon W y. Waddell
/ chairman T. = sanitary Commission
of Texas. Fort Worth. Texas
/ Address. nr T. y Nighbroth. rep
rfgentaiiro Bureau of Animla Indus
- Atlanta. Go
Address Relation Ol the For
! Worth Market t0 fhr T. S. lndustr.
OF the Southwest. Hon. u. r. Via
ney. Fort Worth. Texas.
Third ~, Thur ~,la,. March -
80 q. m. convention called u
| order by president
/ Discussion OF resolutions
Address The Cattle Industry.
Hon Geo " Armstr0ne. ~. Worth
Talk by members
Election of Officers
Appointment OF executive commit
! tee
selection Of next place OF meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
To HONOR MEMORY
0F EARLY ADMIRAL
IMPOSING BRONZE NONIMENi
on JOHN BARRY BEING EE.
ECIED ~ WASHINGTON

Special Co Iho Ncer
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March
The imposing bronze statue OF Com
nodorc John Rnrry the Father 0
Ne American Nary g. ru. IHH
ct up ion Franklin prrk Boz o..
nd ARRANGEMENTS for i.s uu.e
May are going forward Con
doro Barry Has q native of lr,.au.
and the uuvCiliug OF the statue .- 2
Doe made .hr occasion for % Er..
demonstration OF lrI.h-AmarIclus
Delegation rrpro.nuurr Ir... ..
rietos lu 100 sections OF tho lOuIi
ere expected here for the rcl.wa
Among thc societies which hJyr ..
ready accepted invitations ara fa.
Irish Fellowship club Of Chicag. t.
Americau-lri-h Historical ~....
the liibefnian Society ~ Bal'u.
the America. Society of S.rH.
ton and branches OF fhn fTH
Sons of So Patrick and f.. A...
Order OF Hir-rniau in En ..
PhI.alc phirI al1 1uuDr..
Cltic.
On tha d1y hofUr. ...
the visiting delegation Hi' r.
pi'rrius.c In Mount Vernon a. ..
'Ic tomu .l George N. ''n.'. ..
evening f0lnwlue fN. ..U.....
-r.at banquet le t1 D.. Given ..
ti'r lrr-idDUf NF...|. U.W
the cabinet auI member ODD.
grCgf ar' tu Doe invited
Tho Barry statue cost Uo.
oo0 and 'ro work of John "...
Sow YORK sculptor TI. -f....
of heroic size rrI shows Oh. '.
-H.surd naval officer ..HHl.u.
nis eyes fixed 0H tHr li-.sul .
one hand resting 1u tho word
stands iu front uf h.W IID is ..
fun naval uniform. vi'. cooke.
and Co heavy military 01If q.
signing the statue 'to sculptor
hampCrod somewhat because .H
/ one phot0Ergph of I0muufor .H
~ could he found and char hsrc r
Philadelphia The OuIy iusCr..H.
on tho statue win he John Hr.
Commodore of Do, United Stat. ".
W. Born County Wexford H. and
I f1t-. Died iu Philadelphia. ',..
Commodore Barry was one q. tH'
most notable OF the early heroes u
tho United states Navy Fo Ua. oh.
senior officer OF the navy, and % on.
time Paul Jones served under Fu
Barry came Co. the United State from
Ireland when DO was D. years old
and a. hn had decided % mBi. fI.
sea DTS profession. De- went 60 iHi
adelphia. at that time the l,ldiu-
seaport
Parry soon took rank as seaman
off rare ability. and hc was irfrue
ed Win tne care Of MANY hir ~
chant ships sailing from ph.iade'
phia ~ the beginning of The Rev
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07

LONDON. March plans ior the
st. visit which king George and
Queen Mary are 90 pay 10 President
F.u.rr BOO Paris neNt month are
radit nearing completion Tho
r.p across tur channel viii be- made
H .ue royal Yacht Victoria and Al
bert. Tf. royal Yacht will Do in
chars, ui Commander George Tom
is tho vas navigating commander
lf the steamship Medina when she
oOn.,tcd their Maiesties TO India
.U- tho Dufhar Announcement oi
commander romlins assignment TO
ffe Victoria and Alberta has Just
been made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
ORGANIZED BALL SCORES
Practically all ~ World Tourists
Agree Ia Take Places With
Regular Leagues.

~ rnciatsd Press.
NEW YORK. March G.-Organiz-
cd baseball scored heavily today
against the Federal League in the
struggle for the services Of playeus
on their arrival from the world tour
early today.
The Boston Americans signed iris
Speaker for two years. the Detroit
Americans got Crawford. and the
St Louis Americans KEEP, Leverenz.
Although the Federals conferred
with the players. the only promises
of consideration Of their offer were
received from Doolan Of the phila-
delphia Nationals and Easan Of
Brooklyn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07

BOSTON. Mass. March d belc
gate representing more than ono
hundred agricultural aad commercial
organization iilled' Faueuii iiall to.
day at the eighth annual meeting of
tho New England Federation for Ru
raj Progress Or ioaeph J.. iiills
dean Of the agricultural department
OF the t'niversity Of Vermont. pre-
sided ~ the sessions WsYs and
means 20 advance the producing end
of the agriculi, ial industry iu NcV
England formed ihc general subject
Of discussion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
REPEAL Of CANAL
TOLL BILL NOW UP
HOUSE Committee REPORTS
FAVORABLY AND SENATE q
WILL ACT NEXT WEEK.

By Associated Prca.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. March C.
Initial steps 20 repeal the toll cxemp-
tion clause ~ the Panama Canal act.
requested by the president. were ta-
~en In congress today when the
House committee on interstate com
merce reported favoraby bill 10
strike out the provision
In the Senate. the committee on
inter-Oceanic canals decided TO meet
next week TO consider the appeal Ol
the president.
Representative Adamson will take
charge OF the measure In the House
as Underwood. for the first time dur
Ing the administration finds himself
on the anti-admiuislralion side o'
the question
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
GeorRc,ovn To- uold Indoor Nee,

WASHINGTON. -. G, March Co..
GeOrget0W annual indoor track
meet. which is 10 hc staged in Con
vention He'll tomorrow night. prom
ises 10 eclipse an OF Co. predecer or
VA the attractiyeness oi its prutram
and the number and hieh c.as of 'hr
contcstaut@ The bis feature of The
meet will be- n onc-milc relay race
between the teams Of Georgetown
and Cornell uniyersities Other ey-
enis on the card will hring together
star performers from Yale. p"nn,s J.
yania. Princeton. Swarthmofc. John
Hopkins aud other colleges. as vel.
a. representative az prominent ath-
letic clubs OF New YORK. Philadcl-
phia. Baltimore and va hinsion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07

CHICAGO. H.. March G.-An ex
planation OF conditions on which
are based charges OF the interstate
commerce commission against th'
Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 Pau
abroad was made tonight by A. J
Ear ling. president OF the road. NJ
gave az reasons the apparent over
valuation ~ The Puret Sound invest
cal. 4au ,s.rtt y AZ ,nefu ~
ueen mo Intention 10 make othe'
han accurate statements oi operat
Ing aud financial conditions for an
purpose "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07

JACKSONVILLE, Fla March
Bids for the statue Oi zen Kirby
Smith. which Florida propose o.
place In the hall OF fame in thc Da
tional capitol AT Washington. were
opened In this city toda} The stat
ue Is TO be OF bronze and win repre-
sent the famous soldiI- "a milIta1
uniform. Gen Kirby-Smith was on.
Of the great Florida leaders In tnl
Confederate army aud Hss especa
ly active In Texas and he West
where ho was H. command of ih'
Confederate forces duriuF he closinl
years OF the war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
WANT AN Investigation
lleiie,c That That i, quickest W.,
e. { lear Ihcm-elNs- of Mon-
upuli>tit thIfg".

NA.ilSGTON. y a. March
An cYhau .ye uypfI.H Hun OF IHr
grain exchange viii N' elcomrd o.
th. Chicago Board. a..lrding o. f.
member today bo'uu Tie ll0I-.
rules committee. au.nsr.ng chars
that the board 0. involved IN q moa.
opolistic combine for arbitrarily Of.
ing tho prices oi heat On farmg
J " ShorhiIl OF south Dakoa
rpeakiur for the farmers OF set..
state favored 900 invest cation. b.t
was not prepared 10 ss, what action
should b.. taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
OOD PRICES HIGHEST
~ TMENTN-fOJR YEAR,


WASHINGTON, u c.. March c.
Food prices In the United states
reached the highest level In twenty
our years in November 10. 1913.
Since then there has been slight
lecline in prices. but the average
still above that of a year ago
The Department OF Labor toda
made public a report showing the re-
ail prices OF principal articles o.
food for forty OF the principal cit
.s ol the country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
QUESTIONS ASKED Wif>ESSEs
nv iNyEsTIGaTOEs, NH.
CATE CONCLUSION.
TOOK PAY FROM EACH SIDE
Exploded Dynamite for nisrd Mine
Workers to Brighten Guards
nnd Reported Results
~ Operators.

Hy Associated ireAA.
DENVER. colo. Maiclt c. 4
compulsory arbitration iaN for the
settlement of disputes betsreu op-
orators and miners. as nyrof the
recommendation of the ''leral in
vc,tielting committee. wns 'oreshad
owed today by quc stiods nebsd wit
ness by Rex Sutherland o, West Vir-
ginia
Arthur l.angowski. as e. wae
a witness today and svari be- re-
ceiyed S. day from titf Operators
while exploding dynamic f0r the
United Mine Workers American.
lie denied was spy. bd admitted
ho received pay from each side OF
the controversy lie said he dyna-
mite was exploded in n field 70 scare
guards and added. II heard pscL.
ident Lahunc OF the sou VI Local,
say that as sooa as tht hvestlga-
tors were gone aud tho militia with
drawn the strikers would start things
again.
\ feW haNh ago hhion hhh Nhlu
I waa spy and threatenec TO hang
me. brought mililiamen here for
protection might be stoi 10 this
room"
"Do YOU thing John Law on, here.
would shoot you"
"No. but he might get some other
guy 10 DO IT,
lie said other secret agoais wert
employed by the company
John McQnarrie formerly . depu.
~ sheriff of lluerfano CoHriy. ties
titled to present conditions Ia his
county.
lie said supcrintendentf and boss
es of the coal companies We're alwayf
active at elections. Gcn'lgl Chase
of the militia will testify tanorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
DEBATE SIDE TRACKS VOTE
senators Discuss Other Ths,-.
N'"id'ng suffrafe ConstitueIo~.
al Amendment.

Ge Ns.oc'aied Pres,.
NAsHlNGToN. d. c., March e
Au old-iashloned partissn dssss
the on year democrats rule ~
tracked the Consideration a. 49,;
man suffrage constitutional oSeSS
ment in the Senate TODAY.
senator Works hurled critle,.- -
the administration's record 49, p .
mons chairman OF the finane~
miitee. defended the psrtv's is,S<~.--
tive career This drew ~.
ior smoot a counter attach !.
.7riii with remarks thar Il -
less - -
simmons avoided stlrrts. -
deiiea,e question. limi1io0 -
~ 'ea's'su'e AeeomDliohnoo1s -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
FNDLR OF CHrRCH RAIDERS
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

NEW YORK. ~ Y. March e.
Frank Tannerbaum. - year old lea
'er uf the small army OF unemploy
"a who have been invading churchcs
.f the city 20 &C. food and lodging
.as hold today for the grand jury
connection with the raid Of Wed
esaay might ST. Alphonsus church
Tlanerbaum had two hundred
uIINtr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-07
RAILROADS CHARGED
WITH ALTERING BOOK


vs. A.so,iated Press.
WASHINGTON. D g., March c.
CHARGES that books and accounts o.
the Chicago, Milwaukee aud 81. Paw
railroad. aud It's subsidiary. the Pu
get Sound road have been manlpulat
I'd to misload the public aud tend to
create more favorable market for IT,
securities. were contained IN the re-
port OF the interstate commerce com
mission today after an investigation
OF the financial affairs OF the roads