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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
MNIE. CNIII.AUN KICKS
on CAMERA BRIGA ADE

Paris March 23.-iht renppear-
ance before the investigating magis-
trate OF Madame CaillRuX. assassin OF
CASTOR Calmette, aroused great in
torcst IN Paris today. She was taken
from the saint f.nzare prison 10 the
palace OF Justice IN custody Of a mum
teT of detectives strong guards
we're placed near the law courts 20
prevent demonstrations.
Madame CaiilauN protested today
when she noticed some photOsra pliers
stationed near the room where tho
MAGISTRATE Is conducting his investi-
cation into the crime. She hid her
face In her mum and later the photog-
rapheTs were expelled from the build
ing.
At the hearing Mime. Cailinux was
confronted by Princes de McsEue-
Estradere who hnd been called In
connection with the prisoners claim
that she had shot NJ. Calmcttc 20 pre-
vert the publication Of private let
ters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
IMMEDIATE NPPIIC NTION
ron ~ HNREAS COKPlS WRIT

Denver March 80 'I shall make
application to the Colorado supreme
court for writ of habcas corpus Ton
the release uf Mother Jones said
Horace y. Hawkins, attorney for the
o2-year-old strike leader when in
formed today thnt she had been ar
rested hy tho military authorities az
Walsenhurg Mr.. Hawkins added that
the supreme court would hc asked Go
take original jurisdiction a former
application for original Jurisdiction LOO
the Jones case WIS denied
In that case. however" explained
Mr Hawkins tine court ruled that
the district court should uc given uu
opportunity Co pass upon the question
nrst since th,n wc have taken tine
case Co the disrticf court uI Las AMI
mas county. where the wr.i was de-
nied We were or the point Yf taxi
ing an appeal tn the supreme court
from thut decision when Mother
Jones was brought tu Denver aud re-
ieasrd As The LEGAL questions iu-
VOWED lea this imprisonment are idon-
ucm with those Involved boz her for
mer confinement thor, is uo occasion
for goinE through the district court
again. Therefore wc win aFil tht Hi-
premr court to tnNr ORIGINAL iurisdic-
tion.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
PERCIVAL REPORTS THAT
BENTON WAS STABBED

Washington. March 23 British
Consul peroNars uffociul report ON
the killing of William 5. Benton at
Juarez. received at tine embassy here
to-day says: $40 pistol shots were
fired lu the fight which ended in
the ranchmcn's death, leaving tho In
ference that ne was stabbed
Consul pcrcivnrs report was the
result of his investigation conducted
at the order OF Sir Cecil SprIng-l,i
the British ambassador IL does no.
ma be any definite charge as tu the
manner ct Bcnton's death. further
than TO establish that it was not by
shooting as was first said h1 villa.
who explained that the Englishman
had been executed Dol flring squad
after courtmnriiai. Friends ct Rem
ton on the border charged that Nilla
himself had shot the ranchman with
"a pistol
The broad inference that Benton
was stabbed Is regarded especially
significant In connection with other
Information here That the cunstItu-
tonallsi commission which inyesu-
gated the affair h1s found that Benz
ton was stabbed o., one of Villas
Officers. who Is expected 10 De tried
Tor the crime
Consul PercNaIs report ALSO states
that Benton went tn Nilla unarnod
ana 90 protest agaIns the hnu 90 his
cattle pd that finding asroes with
the contentious OF Benton's friends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
MiDNEY mas FIGURED
~ MYSTERIES BEFORE

san Francisco. March Robert
j. Widney OF Los Angeles came into
much notoriety here in December,
1919. when. lea response 10 hyster-
ical telephone Call from Mrs. NiNien
Merlin Lyons, the police found him
In an apartment he was occupy ing
with her. shot through the abdomen.
The woman was arrested. charRed
with attempted homicide. but later
renudiatrd her first statements To the
police and the case against her was
dropped when Midney. who recovered
after a critical illness, said he had
shot himself accidentally.
Widney. who is q married man. Is
the son of Judge Robert Widney His
father CAME To his assistance aud ef-
iected a reconciliation with his wife.
but after his recovery Wldney, Dr..
was often seen with AIRS Lyons aud
ihcy came into the hands OF the po-
lice second time.
Again AIRS. Lyons telephoned FOR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
General Chase Makes Good His
Threat and Strike Leader is
Lodged in Jail Hospital
Ward.
POLITE LIEUTENANT is
PROMPTLY CALLED DOWN
Attorney for Strike Leader in
Denver Takes Immediate
Steps to Apply for Habeas
Corpus Writ.
[ny Iea.cd MIrc % EyenIng IernId. J


Walscnburg colo. March 23--
After q weeks freedom, Mother Mary
Jones is again q military prisoner in
the strike zone. The aged strike lead
cr was taken from southnouud
Colorado a southern train here at
$50 this morning bog Captain ~ G.
Nickorson. acting under orders of Ad-
jutant General John Chase. and lodged
I'M tho hospital ward OF the county
Jail Mother Jones left Denver last
night after purchasing % ticket for
Trinidad She is being Hcld inCom-
municado.
Captain Nickerson left Trinidad last
might under orders To- arrest Mother
Jones az Walsenburg whom the an
nounccmcnt was made last night that
she was leaving for Trinidad Tho
militia officer boarded tho train ut
Pueblo an das the train ncJred Wal
sonburg ordered Mother Jones To
leave the train with him at that point.
~ protest against such treatment.
declared the strike leader" but I am
not surprised
- am acting under orders, re-
plird the officer
" eli N N'l Nlls HlN ltthtAfNt
John Brown. an organizer of tho
United Mine Workers OF America ana
known as Mother Jones' body guard.
who accompanied the aged s'rikc
leader from Denver also left the
train but was not placed under arr
rest.
When Mother Jones alighted from
the train in custody ot Captain Nick
crsou. Lieutenant Howard approached
aud said "Wiu YOU take my arm,
madame
"No. . won't" retorted the prison
Ct; "you take my suit case.
Mother Jones protested vigorously
when she learned she was being taken
90 prison.
"This ls Hu outrage she declared;
81 didn't think they'd dare DO this
John Lawson. John McLennan.
John Brown and Paul Puulson. tho
hitter in charge OF the strike situation
in Huoriuuo county. held Ions com
ference during the mmning at inc
oxford hotel Permission was secured
from Colonel Nerdcckburg to supply
the prisoner with food or clothing
which She might desire
Mother Jones is being held In %
nhhy underground CELL declared
John Brown. heretofore used FOR
holding criminals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
Opposition Declares Crisis in
Army Means Immediate and
Voluntary Retirement Of
the Asquith Government.
DESIGNATIONS DUE TO
A MISUNDERSTANDING"
Jeers Greet Mesgre Explana-
tion Attempted by Ministry
Of Refusal of Officers TO
Obey Orders
10y Leased wire to Evening Hcrnld.l !


London. March 2s-"Misunder-
standing" was the keynote OF Pre-
mier Asauth's explanation today OF
tho crisis brought about by the res
ignatlons Of army officers when their
regiments were ordered to prepare TO
proceed 10 Ulster.
Speaking In the house Of commons
the prime minister made e clear.
however. that officers and men Of tho
British army refusing to obey orders
tn connection with the opposition OF
Ulster to the introduction of home
rule for Ireland were liable 10 dis
missai
Details OF the revolt Of the army Of
ficers against service In Ulster had
been awaited with strained expecta-
ton by the whole country. only biret
statements were forthcoming from
the secretary FOR war and the pre-
mier. and the gist ot these was that
the whole anair was due to "misun-
derstanding." and that all the officers
had now returned To their duty.
AZ far as the ministers statements
can be interpreted, the ''misunder-
standing arose through General Hir
Arthur Paget placing a wrong con-
siruction on the orders given him by
the war office nnd telling his subor-
dinatcs they were to be employed In
quelling an uprising In Ulster.
The number of officers who resign
cd their commissions the extent Of
the disaffection in tho army and other
details we're not disclosed.
Colonel seeley was derisiveiy ieered
during his explanation.
Andrew Bonar Law, leader OF the
opposition had stated that Nothing
can mye the army now except dec
laration that officers will not Oe com
pelipd 90 engage in civii war against
their wish and had received instruc-
tlons from headquarters 10 notify hls
officers that those Of them domic.len
in Ulstor would bo allowed 10 dlsap-
rear and afterward be rcinstated TO
thcir positions They must, however,
give their word Of honor not TO fight
Tor Ulster other officials who were not
ptrpar red go undertake active opera
uons against Ulster from conscien-
ti,us or other scruples must resign or
bo uirmlssod. u was 60 be fully un-
dcrs,cad that brigadier generals and
other officers avoiding the service on
40 .hrGtrect plea of domicile IN Ul-
stef wodld be tried by court martial.
This MIR. Law contended. demonstrate
cd that General 0afet disagreed with
P.cmicr AAquith who declared that
Ihc tn, 1sures were only precautions
ry while General pnRet concluded
that he was proceeding to conquer
Ulster
when he said that officers refusing
I Go serve against Ulster we're only do
/ ing their duty the labor members
shouted. How about strikes"
The whole affair is generally ac-
Cepted as demonstrating that the
{ army capnot be- counted upon 10 light
/ Sir Edward Carson's volunteers II
such contingency should arise op-
/ position politicians declare that This
means the collapse OF the home rule
/ project and express their bell that
/ the government may soon re.. sh
office ny it- uWn choice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
IDENTITY OF WOMAN
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
b, I.rased Mlrc 10 rYemng nerald.


Chicago. March 20 - Explanation
OF circumstances which involve g.
woman suffering from poison and a
husband hurrS ing 90 hospital
where she lies. .s expected today by
the police ON the arrival OF r. j.
idney who notified the hospital that
Vera Lyons who was found uucou
scious iu a downtown hotel was his
wife.
AIR and Mrs. Widncy were regis
tered as from seattle Widncy lcft
the hotel saturday. paying the bill
Tor another day sunday "a telephone
call from the hotel 10 friend Of
the woman led to the discovery oi
her condition and her removal to "a
hospital
Physicians declare he woman is
suffering from an upiate. she has
not been able Go tell any OF the cir
,umstanpcs surrounding the taking
of poison and the police do not know
whether she took 10 Intentionally.
Tier recovery is doubtful. Hldney
tcirgruphcd to the hospital from
Kansas city that ne would he In Chi
rago today.
Wldncy arrived in Chicago short
ly before noon and went al once 90
the hospital whore the woman Was
taken. ile declined tu say whether
the woman was his wife lie said
be understood the police wished 10
talk Go him and that he would go 10
detective headquarters during the
afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
sUPERDREADNAUGHT
OKLAHOMA LAUNCHED
TODAY AT CAMDEN
bob, leased No 20 .srenlne nernId. !

Philadelphia Match 90 The
-uurrdrcuduauEht oklahoma one Of
the largest and most powerful Amer
ican hattlcships uno1t was launched
toaa'. from the yard of the Sow
York 'shiphuiiding compluy tt Cam
den. n. 30 in the presence uf large
number oi guests
The rIHul sea fighter was given
her ntm, uy Miss Lureua Jane Cruce,
daughter uf tb" governor of Okla
hpms. who crashed bottle cot Oham-
pn4nr against tho great prov of the
chin as the huh began to. slide into
thc balHHurr river Miss Cruce.
urr nF lursr bunch of American
EtuHi, yHrHs Was surrounded by 81
dozen s.rl friends from oklahoma
Surrounding the christening party
were Secretary uf th, Navy uud
Mrs Daniels Assistant Secretary
H0ose.olt m,mhrr or the congress
sluuN navy committee United states
Senators owens ana GUre. members
from rhat state iu the national house
uf representative. state officers and
others
Governor cFuCc OF Oklahoma WAS
expected tuJ ho W.s detained al
home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
VILLA ADVANCE GUARD
INSPicCTS FORTItiC NTIONS

licrmcjiliu. Durango. Mex. March
23.--onhccrs from the extreme front
returned today after viewing some oi
tho federal Qualifications through
powerful field glasses. They reported
that the defcuses were elaborate and
LAID out accord ng To- the latest ap-
proved methods. So that troops may
move rom trench 10 trench without
OK sing themselves.
Fresh earth. whose appearance
scented 10 bc artificial was under
stod to mark the lurking places of
the enemys bis guns Some OF the
hurbcd wire cntanglcments we're v.si-
BILE through the clear. rritied air
Troops continued Ca pour into this
city from the north today Practical
B all the supplies from Ycrmo now
are here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
JURY CANNOT FIX
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
SAINT LOUIS FIRE


by Leased W.rc 90 Evening Herald.
ST. I.ouis. March % Tho coroners
iury that investigated the death OF
thirty pcryons Ia the Missouri Ath-
letiC club fire two weeks ago could
not hg the blame for the disaster 10
reported today. The responsibility
cannot De hyed the jury reported.
because the rity ordinances do not
provide for the regulation Of huildngs
used for club purposes.
The jury recommended that satisiac-
tory building laws he passed., Whether
the FIRE started from cigarette
thrown amons the drupcries ct the
dining room. or from defective cleo
tric wires. be- lars could not deter
mine. tho iury reported that the
following conditions prevailed at the
building
The hre escapes were Inadequate.
Wooden doors led To the enclosed
fire escaps from various floors,
Doors at the entrances Of elevators
had been removed. reducing the ef-
ficiency of the elevators in cas- OF fire.
The only stairway In the building
was Of wood
The building was of Improper con-
s;rnction for sleeping purposes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
Nothing Expected from Con-
ference Between Lind and
Rojas Until After Issue at
Torreon is Settled.
PERCIvAL CONFIRMS
STABBING OF BENTON
British Consuls Investiga-
tion Agrees with Finding Of
Csrranza's Commission as to
Means of Death.
tBy Leased wlrc TO E,enlns Herald.

tBy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald. j
Washington Farch 28.-Inrorma-
ton thus Tar received by President
Wilson indicates that tho parlrys at
Vera cruz between John Lind and
Senior Foriuiu Hoios. uuerta s.
minister of foreign affairs, have no.
reached the stage os fotma neEot-
gtions or definite proposals. The
president told callers today that Moth
uE OF Importance had deyuoped.
incidentally the president denied
that Charge DShnughuessy would
resign unless it were ON account of
$40 health ana h. hoped that would
not De necessary.
Interest in official circles was To-
cused almost entirely on the battle
at Torreon. Administration officials
DO not expect that peace parleys or
regulations will crystallize until aft
cr the battle.
Brigadier General Bliss COM.
mundlng the border forces reported
today that In anticipation OF bat
tie below Guerrero. Mexico. oppos
iie Zapata, Texas. 1omchmont of
troop l.. Fourteenth cavalry. had
been dispatched from Fort Mcintosh
Co Zaputa.
Rcal Admiral Fletcher reported
conditions at Vera cruz and Tam
pico unchanged
Sccretary Bryan said he had no in
formation of the nature of the com
ferencca In which SIR O'Shaughnes-
sy had participated ut Vera Cruz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
COT. sEEI.EY MAkEs VAGUE
~ ATEAENT 10 COMMONS

London, March e3.-The interest In
Che disacrction IA the army arising
out OF the newest phase Of the home
rule situation was displayed IN the
house uf commons today when the
house was crowded 60 listen To
statement from Colonel seeley. secFe-
tary of state for war.
The communication made by Cot
onel scelcy was very brief and utterly
vague The gist OF it was that some
officers had informed General Sir
Arthur puget oommander-in-chle In
ireland that thcy could not serve la
certain otcuuaiities There whv. no
said, "a Misunderstanding aud these
officers had been ordered 20 rejoin
their regiment The movenent os
troops, ne concluded, was solely in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
UNEXPLAINED RUN
STARTS ON DENVER
TRUST COMPANY
bob, I.ea.ca Mlre 70 E,enIng IIcrnIL.l

I By Leased Wire TO Evening Herald.
DcuVcr, March several hun
dred small depositugs were lined up
before the German American Trust
company when the doors wecr OPEN
ed for business at 90 O'Clock and at
once boruu drawing out their de-
posiis just before the doors opened
Godfrey schirmer. president uf the
institution declared il Is in excellent
condition addiug, We viii pas over
money Co the dcpositors ns fast as 10
Is requested. and meet an demands q"
The Denver Clearing House ussoci-
alton through J g. Mitchell iJs pres
idcnt today issued the following
statement.
owing To- current rumors relating
To the condition OF the German
American Trust company OF this city,
tie Denver Clearing House associa-
tion after inuuiring into the affairs Of
said trust company is satisfied of its
solgency and the Denver Clearing
House association j. prepared 90 rem
der such assistance to the said COM
pany as 90 enable ii to meet any de-
mands that may bee made upon g."
The German American Trust com-
PAM is absolutely sound was the
statement made 40 the office of the
state bank examiner
4 statement of the German Ameri-
can Trust COMPANY Issued March 4
gave total deposits ~ $4G73.tsL3S
ana resources. including cash loans
and bond investments, uEsrcga tina
:s.ise.oSo.67.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
nndIum snprl, rhrc..lcnea.

Washington, March Another
amendment ,o the administration ru-
dlum nill offered today hy senator
Sutherland would authorize the pres
idcut to prohibit cxportntion of radi-
um ores whenr, en- he believed the
American supply WIS threatened. II
would supplant the proposal of the
mines committee that the govern
mcut haNe prior right uf purchase Of
ores mined from public lands and
begin manufacturing radium at "a fed
crll plant
Chairman Walsh uf the committee
which duftel the hul announced that
hr would atteinpt a. bring the meas
urc up tomorrow and have it prompt
ly passed. Recent Information from
Colorado and Utah. hc said. Shove
private race for radium lands which
made legislation urgent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
MUCH EASIER FEELING
CREATED IN ENGLAND

London March 23.-A much easier
feeIng Was created iu the British
isles today hy the reassurinE state
meut given out by s'remier Asquith
20 the effect than the troop movements
iu Ulster had been ordered only aa a
precautionary measure FOR the pro-
tection of government properly.
The inference d. generally drawn
from the premiors remarks that tho
governments Intention toward army
officers who did not desire TO serve
asalu~t the oTangemen. had been
mi-iutorpreted,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
CAVALRY SENT AFTER
TA61ItlENT on IEuEIlAIS

laredo, Tex. March 2a-A detach-
mcnt 81 United States cavalry has
been sent from Laredo. q was an
nounced today, to san Ngnaclo Tex
about fifty miles southeast on the
border. 10 brinE In fifteen MeXicans
arrested hy United states customs In
spectors, charged with attempting 90
cross The river 10 join Mexican fed
erals. About 1000 officers and men
o fthe Ninth cavalry are today IN
camp at Fort Mcintosh or on border
patrol duty in this vicinity, the two
remaining companies of that reeiment
having Just arrived.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
BAT-TIE HI,PORTFD On
100 MILES FROM LAREDO

HT0WnHVII0- ToN- M1r0h 23--N
battle between coustitutionplists and
fedcrals was reported To- progress this
aftcrnon "a Mier. Mexico. opposite
hte Texas border about 100 miles
northwest of Laredo. This report
came from constitLiionaligt officials at
Matamoras, opposite here
There Is no toicgraph or telephone
communication with the battle site.
dispatches travelling hy courier Tor n
long distance before reaching the iirst
avenue wires
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
Wife Of High Official of Min
istry of Colonies Uses Mem
bers of Court for Target
Practice.
THREE SHOTS FIRED
NO ONE INJURED
Nine Caillaux Again Taken
Before Examining Magis-
trate Protests Against the
Camera Brigade.
10y leased Wire to EvcnInr Herald. J

Paris March e3-Threc shots from
a revolver were fred at the Judges silt
ting boa the sixth chamber of the pal
ace of Justice today Dy woman The
authorities after hor arrest declared
that the woman apparently was mem
tally unbalanced.
Nc one was hit hy tho bullets
The woman proved 90 be- Madame
i.atisnc dc saintc- Suzanne. wife of q
hish official of the ministry OF coll
o,tes. AZ the moment she fred she
shrieked 81 viii XIII these base
judges"
The shooting occurred In the height
of q divorce case ia which she was "a
witness one of the attorucys had
Just alluded 10 the despair OF some
wives who were unable 90 obtain jus
tice, when the woman opened lire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
sTRIkER FNTALIN sHoT
IN RIOT Al BUTFNIO

Buffalo. a. y, March e3-ln "a
clash between strikers from the Gould
Coupler works Ht DcpeW. aud strike
breakers today one man was uroha oly
fatally shot and several others sor-
iously injured by being struck by
bricks and stones. The strikers held
nap the train which Was carrying 500
mon Go tho plant from this clty by
feIiiug tree across the tracks. The
train returned to Buffalo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
No CONIII,MNTION on
REPORTED ENG NGIsMENT

10 puso. Tex. March -a.- Publish
od reports that the rebels began an
attack ON Gomez panciu ana Lerdo.
important suburbs of Torrcou. yes
tcrday were without official coniirma-
t.on early today either here ur in
Juar,z The iaat word received al 1
q M. today. when tho telegraph Of
flee CLOSED. was that there had been
mo- fighting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

Grand Junction, Colo March 32
William sawyer who died here re-
Gently. ieft hin entire estate Of s20.-
600 90 the Socialist party upon the
death of his sister in the viii flied
today small hepueats are made 10
every Socialist newspaper and the
residue 10 the national executive
committee OF the party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

Washington March 49, preHi-
dent Wilson today nominated Geo
D.. ilosmer of Fou Morgan, colo. Co
he collector of customs tor Colorado
~ %. McCrsty was nominated for
postmaster OF BroWnwoOd. Texas.
and J ~ Wnshhurne Tor postmaster
at port Arthur Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
ADVANCE GUARD TAKES
LOOK AT F0RTIFICATIONs
Rebels Find Federal Troops
Thoroughly Entrenched Be-
hind Modern Earthworks
with Big Guns Ready.

fny ISHs@d Nirc 80 g'. t.sng 0rrsitI
. EAGLE Pass Tex. March ga
. American soldiers and Mexican
y fcderals cnraged In "a battle yes
= terday ut MCGEE crossing. three
. miles above Dcl Rio ON the Rio
. Grandc. ln which several federal
. soldiers are reported killed.
= patrol from Y troops of the
. Fourteenth cavalry returned the
. fro of the Movicans across the
. Rio Grandc and for ten minutes
. me shooting continued One ~
. "a, Americans was injured
. san Antonio Confirms.
. san Antonio. Tex March %.
. The army officials at Fort sam
. Houston san Antonio, today
g confirmed the reports of firing
. across the Rio Grandc yestor-
. day between American soldiers
. and Mexican fodcrais near Del
. Rio. Texas.