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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-19

OoS4 4OC40S Va " AAA<4A q 3 OGSS A14eAA4 y
ch represent all lines of industry
e $3.50, Adv. Dept, for informal
Chiropracs0rs.
Room I. 7s Kansas Ave.
LACE CURTAIN CLEAN
ing Works. 12o1 e. 9Th.
Coal and Wood.
WILSON'S CASH COAL co. !. COAL.
Wood and Kindling. ~ Holiday.
Phone 364z-
Cigar Dealers and Manufacturers.
CHAS. s. EAGLE MFG,
706-10 jackson St
TOPEKA CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
W. R. Carrie. supt.. E. 10th.
Contractors--Cut Stone.
6ARGENT STONE CO..
s12 Adams St.
cUTHBERT 4 SONS.
18th & Topeka Ave-
BEATRICE CREAMERY CO.. SUCCESS
sor: to Continental Creamery Co.
Cloaks and Suits.
THE ROBERTS COs
61s-1 Kansas Ave.
BERKsoN BROS, " : ~
7O Kansas Ave-
THE oREENBAUM CO.,
Cos Kansas Ave.
Phone sots-w.
THE OUTLOOK"
Phone 17sA
Clothiers.
~ "a Kansas Ave. $40 : '1--''
Phone 11O4
Avycr1sr CLOTHING CO. -
Phone s64.
GIBBS CLOTHING Co.,
Phone seoe
Cleaning and Pressing.
SUPERIOR CLEANiNG CO..
Phon. xss6
D.trv Co- A.' ''>
VIM. 1JErzoW
INV and Sell. Dairy Gov.
ma van Purer phcr. NJ
DIAMOND DRUG CO., N. J. PETRO,
LIS w. 9Th
EDELBLUTE DRUG CO..
as west
MARSHALL BROS,
1S Kansas Ave.
Fnons %.
$50 N. Kansas Ave.
Phone 116A
g. w. STANSF1ELD.
62 Kansas Ave.
Prone ~
MEYER DRUG CO.,
40 Kansas Ave- ...
Fnone 1ooA
JOhN bRUNI.
IS Kansas Ave
a, 40, wrro,r.r.r AN rp no"es 'A'' ~
as1 Eens.s A..
phcu> ls1
49,
Dry GO0o9.
WAnnEN "a: SHOo61 ~.
oAS-A AAnsas ave;
Fnone Soo&
MILLS DRY GOODS co.
Mills Blog.
u.,.,- Fnone s'V-
NnOSoA o ~ 3: -.
'A'-@S &>@"s"e A'e' roo
,rpr,r Ae sASS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-19

EIno Insurance.
STEPHENSON z WEBB.
Insurance. An Lines.
Phones IS and s6b. sce Kansas Ave.
THE cofEs. coPEDo LINES.
20 Harrison st
TOPEKA FRUIT 4 PRODUCE Co. 49,
z2s-8 Kansas Ave
wHIrEKER BROS, WHOLESALE
Fruit Dealers. fst and Kansas Ave.
HAYES PRODUCE CO. GENE HAYES.
Mgr.. 6A-1s N. Kansas Ave
Ee.a.ses and Timers.
Phone an
Groceries and Meats.
LANNAN 4 LANNAN.
02-1e e. eth.
Phone rs
b ;. LONG GRoc IF g.,
FRANK SACHS ~. ,e+n
HAtrdre1sinG, Man1cuFing, Massage.
MRs. M. L. FIELD.
Phone la
, Harness and saddlery.
Pine sssk
Hardware.
COLLEGE HILL HARDWARE 4 TIN
Shop. A. vicklund-. 18th q Lane.
Phone 9e3-W.
HOTEL rHnooF Hotels
/. $50 Kansas Ave.
UNION PACIFIC HOTEL
Phone nsl
KANSAS LIFE INSURANCE CO..
10 N. e. Bldg.
KANSAS CITY LIFE ms. Co, J. A.
Beverly. 4o6 Commerce Bldg.
w. T. COOLIDGE & CO.. sUCCEssORs
to Black & Coolidge. shawnee Bldg:
cT IL FENCE BOWMAN. CITY rSn' MGR "a
New Ensiand Mutual Life ms. Co: a
ELoN s. CLARK, MGR. MUTUAL
1H ss ms Co & Nsx a. !e cit; psn k.nsa'
J. n. DoLL.EY. PRES. HOME Mutual
Lie Ins. Co. s2l Kansas Ave.
FALKINER & WENTWORTH, GEN
eral Insurance. 4oe-u New England Bldg.
Phone 511-W.
Iron Works,
WESTERN FOUNDRY CO.,
901 Jefferson.
nA,,oHxAn H hGs Cream
- rs lincoln St
Junk Dealers.
DYAL BROS: & co; WHoLEsALH
Scrap Iron. ILLS N. Kansas Ave-.
MISS M. L ADDS.
81 Kansas Ave-.
RALPH r. PETERSON. 'rHn GIFT
Shop" los w. Sth St
r. H. MoREHousE.
~ Holiday.
Kodak Finishing.
J. C. "o1G e Kan... Ave.
Phone 11n-w.
Lumber Companies.
J.. THOMAS LUMBER Co. Paul
North Topeka Phone -
W. L MILLER LUMBER Co.
13 East 9Th st.
]. .. wHELAN & CO.,
III East 18th St
WESTERN LUMBER CO..
Sth and Adams st.
MccLEERY I:!JMBER & coal Co.
d7 Jackson st.
A. b. ou1NroN.
406 Mulvano Bldg.
Phone l18A
A. M HARVEY q J. e. ADDINGTON.
q Columbian Bldg.
phone 1E0.
GLEED. HUNT, PALMER q GLEED
3o2,3o1 Cent? Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone N.
p. II. CoNEY,
sie Kansas Ava
Phone E7k
ERNEST r. SIMON,
Suite -. Columbian Bldg.
Phone 11Sk
FRED s. JACKSON,
&24 Kansas Ave.
Phone lz33 Black.
N. CoovER,
6s2 Kansas Ave.
Phone 81A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-19

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Counsel for Interstate Com.
merce Commission Declares
Free Service Rendered by
Roads is Costly
ABSORBS SOME FIFTY
PERCENT OF REVENUE
Free Storage, Warehousing
Loading and Unloading of
Cars Among Items Included
in the Showing
tBy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald !

tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Washington. March 2S.-Louis -.
Brandcis. counsel FOR the Interstate
commerce commission Ia opposition
To- the proposed five percent Increase
In railroad freight rates, today sub
mit'Sd statement showing that free
services rendered shippers by rail-
roads in classification territory re-
suit In serious depletion of the rev
cnues of the roads The special free
services under consideration by the
commission were free storage, ware
housing, loading and unloading OF
ears. lightcrage. elevation ot grain
and various other free terminal serv-
ices
Mr. Braudeis asserted that the
cost 10 the railroads OF these free
services was 80 great as To Absorb
from % to 80 per cent OF the freight
receipts and in certain instances more
than the entire receipts were being
absorbed. resulting In a substantial
cash loss to the roads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
COMMISSION TO MEET
[ny Leased wire to Evening Herald J

10y Aauscu NHe 10 ENtuihk htfdus
Washington. March s-"Cullectlve
bargaining. Cancellation and arbitra-
ton viii be the subject OF public
hearings here from Aprll TO y IN
elusive hy the federal commission at
industrial relations az which promi-
nent Industrial aud labor leaders viii
voice their sentiments.
The commission today announced
the names OF those who expected 10
testify. among them being samuel
Gompcrs of the American Federation
OF Labor; John z. White of Indian
apolis. president of the United Niue
Workers OF America. John Mitchell pf
New York seth Low, president of the
National Give Federation. &. T.. Neill
ol New York, former federal commis'
sioner OF laOor: Judge W. G. Cham
bers Of the federal board of cuncilia-
ton and arbitration, l.. u. Brandles Of
Boston; Daniel willard, president OF
the Baltimore ana Ohio; Elisha Lee,
third vice president Of the Panusyl-
vRnia railroad, and J. A. Emery, coun-
sci for the National Association Of
Manufacturers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
SCHOOL TEACHER IS
MURDERED NEAR
LITTLE FALLS
Evidence that Lydia Beecher
was Assaulted then slaught-
cred with a Knife. Man I'M
der Arrest.
[By leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.

Little Falls. \. = March - Fh'
body OF Miss Lydia Beocher, a hish
school teacher OF Poland. g. Y. Was
found among some bushes on tho olt-
skirts of that town today. She had
been murdered with "a knife. appnr-
entity after having been attacked.
The young woman lett her boarding
house last night 90 mail q letter az the
village postonce. When she did NOT
return search Tor her WAS begun, but
Ii was not until today that the aody
was found.
Miss BeeCher was g ycars OLD Tho
authorities took man into custody
today as suspect. Ills name II Gaml.
and he Is said 10 have been recently
expelled from school bN Miss Beechcr
The authorities say that he Fas seen
talking with the young woman last
night He could not be found 40 hin
home bat was traced 90 newport. four
miles from the scene of the tragedy
The countryside has not been so
stirred by any other crime since toe
murder of Grace Brown by Chester
Gillette IN this section eight years ago,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Causes Marquis
to Be Thrown
Into Street
ST. Louis Girl Welded to
Motheaten French Noble
man Resorts to Violent
Methods of Self Protection
fBy Leased wire TO Evening Herald. :

[ By Leased Wire To Evening Herald
Paris. March 2S- Marquis DC
Amodio was I, day elected from his
apartments by the court. The mar
quis' wife was Miss Josephine Wain-
wright. Il relative OF Ellis Wainwright
of ST. Louis He was also ordered TO
give the three children of the mar
riage into the custody OF the marchi-
oness.
There have been domestic diiiicu.-
ties nj the family OF the marquis and
marchionoss for some time past. Re
Gently while the marchioness was
away on visit the marquis applied
To- the courts for judicial separation
from his American wife On her re-
turn to her apartment ON the Avenue
Henri Martin the marchioness found
that her husband had installed him
self there she Immediately brought
proceedings To obtain possession Oi
her home and charge of her three
children. This was today ordered -
the Judge.
The title OF the marquis b. u papal
one The marriage took place eleven
years ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
DEPUTIES F | c \ 7
NINE. CA|LLAUX
READS NOVELS
Delahaye Leaves Room During
Rochette Scandal Hearing,
Indignantly Slamming the
Door.
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald.

bN AAh-fh WHO io hNNNihk htNutAsl
Paris. March 2S--A stormy session
OF the committee of the chamber oi
deputies investigating the alleged min
istcrial connection with the postpone
mcnt of the trial OF Henri Rochett",
the Frcnchmau charged with defraud-
ing the public of millions of dollars.
ended today IN Deputy jules Della
hayc. "a member. leaving the room
and slamming the door Indignantly.
The committeeman were sharply H.
tided in their views as 90 whether
Ernest Monis. former premier, and
Joseph CaillauX, former minister Of
finance. should De censurcd
u H. believed that Delahayc will re-
Sign from the committee,
\ cabinet council was held Today 20
discuss the delicate political situation
brought about ny the Henri Bochette
scandal ana the shooting of CASTOR
Calmctte. editor uf the Figaro.
Madame CaillauN. tine Assassin of
N Calmettr. spent the day reading
novels In ST. LazaTe prison,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
New York Central Head Ex-
plains Cause Behind Dis
charging of Twenty-Five
Thousand Employees.
SEES NO PROSPECT FOR
EARLY IMPROVEMENT
Declares His Road has Suffer
ed Gross Business Reduction
of Ten to Eighteen Percent
Over 1918.
ny Lcasea Wire to EvenIns HcraId.l ]

my Leased Wire to Evening Herald
New York. March Is -" Dismissal
of $4,000 men oy the New York Cen
tt railroad since December I said
\. r. Hardin. vice president of that
road today. "iE only barometer OF
the compnny's business The reduc-
tion Of forces was not arbitrary u
came about gradually as traffic. mnln-
IS freight. declined, and ! cannot sec
ans immediate prospect that business
will pick up and these men come
back 90 work.
Mr.. Hardin said this condition AZ
footed most of the eastern railroads.
OF the $4,000 men dismissed about
~. 600 men were laid on east OF Huf-
falo and 10. 900 west of Runaio. The
reduction affected all branches Of the
service.
Compared with 1919 said MI
Hardin. the business OF this year or
the New York Central suffered re-
ductiou Of from to 10 per cent. The
reduction OF the working force has
been on the same ratio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
VILLA BEGAN THE DAY
CONFIDENT on VICTORY

JuarcA. March 2s.-it wac the eN-
pectaiion that Torreon would cfum
BILE under the rebel attack today shat
officials there resumed their task this
morning The last reports yesterday
were that General Munclovia Her
Iera had cut his way from the east
ern side OF the city through the bust
ness section To the bun ring on the
north side. that General villa had set
out with more troops from Gomez Pal
acio to Join him and take supreme
command. and that the federals were
r'aking a final stand In their defences
on the west side.
An unconnrmed rumOr al midnight
had II that the rebels had taken the
hin known as Cerro de Ia Cruz, an im"
portant defense but verihcation was
stil lacking early today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Strikers Open Fire on State
Troops Stationed Near Ce-
dar Hill and Camp Mar
shall is Wounded
NEGRO STRIKER rs
KILLED BY SOLDIERS
Quiet of Past Few Days BrOk-
en- by Bloody Outbreak in
Inflated Colorado Coal Re-
gion
[ny Leased Wlre % EvcnIng IIeraId. |

lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Trinidad. colo. March sS.-James
johnson. negro, IL reported To have
been killed shortly before noon today
by detail or militlnmon engaged In
a search for tho assailants OF Clinton
Robinson. marshal at Hastings. who
WIS shot and seriously wounded early
today while attempting 10 qucll "a dis
turbance at the camp. Johnson ia
said to have been with party Of six
men and reports are conflicting as 60
whether they were strikers or min
ors.
The military authorities first rc-
ported that Robinson wis shot by
strikers who were picketing the camp.
AZ union headquarters no report has
been received
johnson is said to have been work
ing recently at Deiagua and came 20
Hastings late last night.
Following the shooting OF Robin
| 30 nhe escaped into the hills and a
| detail of state troops In command OF
Lieutenant Laurence started a search
FOR the fugitive.
The negro is said 20 nave opened
fire on the soldiers and was killed
| by the return fire. The milltlamcn
then pursued and captured six others
who are nov being held near Ta-
bnsco. The troops are patrollins tho
hills in the vicinity Of Cedar Hlii nd
rabasco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
TRAIN LoADD or MERCHANDISE.
SENT TO GOMEZ PALACIO
lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. 4

JuareH, Mex, March @h,-~At noon
today rebel officials we're silent as 20
the lighting which began yesterday at
Torreon and which was reported con
tinued into the might; They claimt q
that they hed no direct Information
from the front but all expressed con
idence that General Velasco, the fed
eIai commander will soon be compen-
ed to surrender.
\ trainload OF merchandise for Go
inez Palacio II being made up TO-DAY.
Stocks In that city are depleted and
General villa instructed that duties
on impUrtations be suspended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Ncw York valleys rloodcd.

New York, March .S.-Spring
floods have set ia through the valleys
of the state and already much prop
erty damage Is reported. The warm
weather OF the last few days melted
much of the heavy snow which fell
earlier In the month.
Al Troy the Hudson river has as
sumed flood proportions and mcr-
chants along the river are removing
goods
Amsterdam reports part OF the
bridge wluch spans the Mohawk
river there carried away by high WA
ter and see.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Yale Students Are
Up against he
Real Thing
Victory Over Princeton Team
Leads Genuine Suffrage Ad-
vocates TO Challenge De-
baters
Inv IcaseI wlrc 10 Evening Herald. J

lBy I,easesl Wire 10 Evening Herald.
New York, March 2S-Thc triple
tie OF the debating teams OF Yale,
Harvard and Princeton ia their re-
cent debate on woman sunrage In
which each anti suffrage team won its
contest stirred the New York state
suffrage association to challenge Yale
to argue the question with real sui
fragists.
The suffragists Of New York city
challenge the winning anti sunrage
team of Yale To debate IN New York
City With real suffragists, the time
and place TO be decided later" reau
tho telegram sent to Yale by Mrs.
Raymond Brown. president of the as
sociRtion.
Messages were also sent tu the New
Jersey suffrage association asking
them 10 challenge Princeton and Har.
ward respectively
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
VILLA SAYS HE WILL
TAKE TORREON TONIGHT

today bearing the Ninth infantry and
some other troops. Their destination
was not announced. Meanwhile un-
confirmed reports reached here that
hEhting was In progress about 80
miles south of Nuevo Laredo. II was
thought that reintorcements for the
Nuevo Laredo garrison may have met
opposition and were trying to nght
their way through 10 that city.
The special war tax levied on all
Mexican exports eight months ago was
Withdrawn at Nueyo Laredo today. u
amounted to from three TO ten per
cen IN addition to regular duties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
AzUTA COMMANDER on
MEXICAN GULF FLEET

Vera Cruz, March ss.-Commodore
Manuel Azuta OF the Mexican navy
was today appointed commander In
chief OF the gulf coast feet as mark
OF appreciation for his loyalty to the
Mexican government during the Felix
Dlaz uprising. When he hoisted his
flag ON hoard the gunboat Zaragoza,
saIutes we're hred Jy all the f0relsn
warshlps In port and visits were ex-
changed BY the commanders
This h one OF several changes coa-
templated by the federal government
In consequence of the detection OF the
gunb0at Tampico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
MINERS OPEN ATTACK
ON TROOPS At CEDAR HILL

Trinidad, Colo. March 2S.--strik-
ing miners attacked the detail OF
state troops stationed az Cedar Hill
near Ludlow shortly after n o'clock
today, according to a report received
at local military headquarters the
soldiers IN charge OF Lieutenant
Laurence, returned tho fire and one
striker is said to nave been klleG
2ud 'wo wounded
Major 2. J. Hamrock and party
OF officers Jeff here at once in auto
mobiles for the scene OF the reported
trouble. Mnitiamon have gone into
the hills in an effort to effect the cap
ture OF the attacking party Troops
aer being concentrated az that point.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
COMMERC IALISM
MUST Be SHOWN
SAY OFFICERS
Refuse to Invoke Mann White
Slave Act in Case Where
Traffic for Revenue is not
Intended.
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ,


Chicago March 2S.-Indication Of
the attitude of federal authorities here
90 violations of the Mann act In which
the white slave motive does not ap-
pear was given today when James L.
Bruf. superintendent of the los a
bureau of Investigation OF the United
States department OF justice declined
To take action against r. c. Maston of
Long Island city. y. Y.
Maston WAS arrested yesterday on
complaint of 20 year old stenog-
rapher who said that Maston took
her with him To Kansas city ana
kept her there four days.
II have taken no action lnasmuch
as there II no element of commercial.
ism evident IN the case" said Mr.
Bruff today. "Maston certainly meant
n good to the glrl but apparently she
did not object "a the time and she was
old enough 10 know what she was do
Ing"
Municipal Judge Uhler ISSUED a
warrant for abduction againgst Mas
ton
Maston was released In $1,000 bond
furnished by his counsel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Little "ABen" to
the Insane
Asylum
Famous Woman Soldier who
Served in Some of BlOOdiest
Battles of Civil War Under
General Grant

lBy Leased Wire 90 Eyenlng Herald.
. quincy H., March 2S.-iit- =
. tie Albert" Cashier. the woman y
. soldier. today was taken 20 the =
. state asylum Tor the insane at =
. Watertown. M she WAS born =
. In Ireland 20 years ago and .
. came 60 America AS a stow =
. away In boys clothing. She en- =
= listed In company q, s5th lll- =
. in0is infantry, and was assign =
. ed 10 General Grants command .
. participating in some of the =
. hloodieHt battles of the CiVil =
. war She later came Ia the =
. soldiers home here and her sex =
. was not discovered by sur =
. geon at that institution. al =
. though nurse knew her Sc =
= cret.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
REBEIS sINK FEDERNL
SCHOONER On WEST COAST

NOgaics. Sonora March sh.-The
steamer Carmen belonging to LAcom-
pania Navira del Cac.eico. was cap
tured and sunk by c0nstitutl0na!lsts,
according To dispatch sent here to-
day by General Obregon. the rebel
commander on the west coast Of Mex
leo The vessel was sCuttled In HaNa-
ros bay aud all OF the crew were
made prisoners.
General Obregon said ne had is
sued an order that an vessels OF tho
Navira del PaclhcO be captured and
destroyed on account OF the COM
panys alleged assistance 10 Huerta'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
PLACES HUGE ORDER FOR
ARMS IaOR THE FEDERAI.S

Liverpool March 2S.-John Wesley
DeKay OF New York. formerly presi-
dent Of the Mexican National Bank
ing company. sailed FOR New York TO-
day after negotiating In Europe on
behalf OF Provisional President
Huerta tor 2f0 Creusot guns and io.-
OOO. .000 rounds of ammunition.
Both guns and powder are to he
dispatched TO Mexico within week
from France" said Mr, Dekay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
GERMAN POLICE OFFICER
SUSPENDED FROM DUTY
ON BLACKMAIL CHARGE

tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald.
Frankfort ON the Main, Germany.
March 2S.--CommissiOner schmidt,
head of the police department for the
suppression of vice WAS suspended
today on charges of hlackmail
The Investigation of charges that
the morals police had been secret
ly receiving money for tho protection
uf disorderly resorts. has been In
progress Tor months. schmidt waa
implicated la the scandal hy the tcs-
timony of a woman who revealed an
police.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
UNITED STATES FILES
PROTEST AGAINST THE
GERMAN OIL MONOPOLY
my Leased Wire Co Evening Herald

my Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
Berlin. March es.--Formal action
was begun today hy the United states
government against the petroleum
monopoly hin recently introduced in
the German imperial parliament.
The FIRST step taken was a written
memorandum presented hy James w
Gerard. United States ambassador, 10
uottlieb won Jagow the German for
eign minister. The memorandum ex-
presses the confident expectation ot
the United states government that
ccrtatn injusiAces toward American
investors contained IN the monopoly
bill IN its present form win disappear
before enactment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Bandit Chief Gives no Detail
of Progress of Bloody Strug.
gle for Possession of City
MERCHANDISE TRAIN
TO GOMEZ PALACIO
American NegOtiates Huge
Purchase Of Arms and AM
uAItion for Huerta Govern
ment in Europe

JuaToz. Mex. March IS. q D. M
Heavy nghling continued In Tor
reon today. according to tele-
gram just received from GeBar,I
villa. villa added that no expect
ed to have the city before tonight.
lie gave no details
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
CASrP MARSHAL IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

Trinidad. Colo. March gS.--CaIled
To house occupied hy negro coal
miners az Hastings a Victor Ameri-
can coal camp, shortly after midnight
last night, Camp Marshal Clinton
Robinson wns shot through tho
stomach and probably fatally wound
ed IN pistol duel with James John
son, whom he sought 20 place under
arrest for disturbance. IL is alleged
that johnson opened ere upon Rob-
inson the instant he entered the
house several shots were fired. one
bullet inflicting the serious wound.
The marshal fired several shots la
return. Johnson made his escape
from the house after the shooting and
Is still at large. 4 sheriffs posse and
e detail of militia have been securing
the surrounding country since AN
early hour The wounded officer was
removed To- the san Rafael hospital
here this morning ana underwent an
operation for the removal cf the buls
let His condition Is serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

Columbus. -. March 2S,--Wth
the Great Miami and Whitewater riv-
crs raging. the Scioto climbing a foot
an hour and the Muskingum and
Licking rivers out of their banks
along the lowlands, anxiety was felt
during last night OF recurrence OF
the disastrous floods OF last March.
Damage so far reported has hccn
confined to the southwestern section
of the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28

Los Angeles. Cal. March 9N.-Frrd-
crick W Wcyerhaeuscr. the aged
millionaire lambcrman vino ls tli
from a severe cold at his oak Knoll
home, Pasadena. was reported im-
proved today He was resting COM
iprlably hut his physician said his
advanced age made recovery slow
process.