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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
THAW CASE FURTHER
DELAYED BY COURT


New York. May i7.--An order is-
sued late today - Presiding Justice
insfaham IN the appellate division of
the supreme court STAYING all pro-
ceedlnes ia the haheas corpus pro-
eeedinR Of Harry Is Thnw, IN which
Thaw seeks to have iNry in the SUI
pfeme court pass upon his sanity,
brought another delay in the long
afaNn out PROCEEDINGS against the
slayer 0f Stanford white.
Thawa case had been twice called
during ihe day IN the Supreme court
ana Justice fitndrick had postponed
the case antii tomorrow az the request
of Deputy Attorney General Beckcr.
The Justice at the time stated that
unless eamr artion n taken IN the
meantime hv the appellate division
hN would begin the hearing tomorrow.
The stas Eranted hy the appellate
division ie part OF an action begun rs
Frank A. cook Of the attorney gcn-
erals office The order directs rhaw
"a show tause Friday morning wliN a
stay should not issue pending the
determination Of an appeal taken by
the attorney general from the decl-
sion II he appellate division last Fri
day in which the railing issued by the
supreme court grnntlng a Jury hear
lne as te fhaw sanity was upheld.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
BARNES DISCUSSES
POLITICS FRANKLY

syracuse A. Y, May William
Barnes was on the witness stand in
the supreme court here for more than
three hours today and submitted 70
the most rigid s-examination
counsel for Theodore Roosevelt, de-
fendant IN his suit for libel, could de-
wise
Under rapid-fire of questions the
former chairman OF the republican
state committee told about his inter-
est in the anti-raee track aud direct
primaries legislation, about buying
and selling contract for public
printing about what he considered a
Legitimate piece Of patronage, IN
the form uf printing, and about a
score OF uther things.
IN answer to one question regard
ing who was the republican leader
In this state from 1906 L. 1910, Mr..
Barnes asserted that while Colonel
Roosevelt didn't actually attend the
state convention Of 1908, he used
the telephone" In ie0S the defend
ant was president Of the United
States
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
SEBASTIAN NOW
FREED FROM ALL
|ND|CT n s
Chief Of Police and Counsel
Ead Rogers Are Still to An
Swer TO Charge of Contempt
Of Court in Los Angeles,


Los Angeles. May 1.-THE two re-
manning indictments against Charles
T. Sebastian. mayoraity nominee and
chief of police Who was acquitted Of
an immortality charge IN the superior
court Friday. were dismissed late to-
day on motion OF Thomas Lee Wool
wine, district attorney Victoria ncs-
pafte. the girl who rcpudiated charges
against Sebastian and later was im-
prisuned on "a charge ut perjury was
ordered released
In place Of the Indictment charg-
lng Sebastian and his attorney Earl
Rogers. With an attempt to influence
the grand Jury. a citation was issued
calling on the police chief and Rog-
ers tp show cause why they should
not be brought into court on a charge
Of contempt The citation was made
retnfnable tomorrow,
The intimidation indictment was
based upon letter sent TO the grand
Jury demanding "fair play and de-
elarna that the immortality charges
against Sebastian we're the outcome
Of political plot
The letter was dictated by Rugcra
and signed by sebastian aud seul to
The grand Jury before Sebastian and
Mrs. rifle Pratt were indicted On The
charge that lhey contributed 20 tho
dependency % Edith Serkin. MIR
Pfatts half sister and ward rhis
was the nharse 90 which the police
Chief and AIRS Pratt were acquitted
hy q tlfa last Friday night
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
MANY THOUSANDS ASK
CLEMENCY FOR FRANK

Atlanta, Ga. May ia.- May - has
hecn liked bA the Georgia prison cani7
mission as the date for he hearing
On the pardon 10 commute the death
sentence to life imprisonment of Leo
NJ. Fnnk, under sentence OF death
Tor the murder of Mary phasan
Three thousand letters. many
from public officials asking that the
sentence Of death imposed upon Leo
NJ. Frank be commuted TO life I'M
prisunment, were received today by
Governor slaton The total number
OF similar appeals nov In the hands
OF The governor is estimated at
$4,000.
Prominent men Who have inter-
ceded by mail for Frank. IN the last
lew days include MAron r. Herrick,
former ambassador to France. phil
ander c. Knox. OF Pennsylvania,
former secretary OF state. Chairman
Frank p Walsh, OF the federal COM
miitce on industrial relations T. l..
Deiano. of the federal reserve board ;
Senators Borah. Thomas Newlands
ana Reed Governors Brumhaugh, OF
rennsyhWnm Ferris. Of Mehiaan,
Han Of Louisiana. and Mayor Rulph
~ san Francisco
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
FIRST STAGE Of
WAR ON TURKS
IS SUCCESSFUL
Allied Forces Have Desperate
Fighting Before Them if
DardaneIIeS Forts Are 10 Be
Finally Captured,


London. Mas ~ (a:f2 n. m 1.-The
British press representative In the
Dardanelles, lelegfaphing under date
Of May 10, sends description OF the
first stage Of the operations OF the al
lied iroopz against the Turks. which,
he says. has now come 20 an end. He
testified TO The splendid work already
achieved by the allies In successfully
landing aud establishing themselves
In the face of tremendous opposition.
They are now before Atchi i}aba,
about five miles up the Gallipoli PEI
nlnsnla
"rhis Is the first Of the command
ing positions on which the TurkO-
German force can take stand be-
fore We are able to move up the Gal
lipoli peninsula and command the
northern shore of the narrows says
the dispatch
There must be no falze Illusions
ae to the big task before the allies.
The war here Is u question Of how
MANY msn you can afford 10 lose to
capture each trench and each kilO-
meter Of soil victory is only to bo
gained BY more men and cOntin-
uous supply OF ammunition
''rhc positions already. won prove
that the turk was justified IN believ-
ing his positions were impregnabie
"The navy has achieved an equally
fine organization for the landing Of
continuous supply Of men aud mu-
niti0ns. Piers have been built out into
deep water so that the largest light
ers can come alongside. Roads have
been cut along the cliffs 70 increase
the area Of Decentralization, and a
hundred devices have Teen utilized 10
asaist ~ efficiency
"At night the southern end Of the
Gallpoli peninsula, formerly desert
ed and barren. has the appearances Of
one % The worlds greatest ports.
There are masses OF lights on shore,
as though several towns have sprung
up. while at sen hundred great
transports and many warships are
packed outside the defiant straits
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
POSITIVE RELIEF
FOR CONSTIPATION

The progress Of modern medical
science is, perhaps, no more force-
fully evident than In the simpii-
fying Of many Of the old time REM
edles Of past generations. For in
stance. the harsh cathartics ana
violent purgatiVes used by our
forefathers to relieve constipation
are now known to be not only
unnecessary but really harmful.
Constipation can be more effec-
lively relieved without the discom-
fort and pain these old-time rem.
edles occasion.
combination OF simple laxa-
tive herbs with pepsin. sold In drug
stores under the name OF DR.. Cald-
wells syrup Pepsin is most effec-
tive, yet mild and pleasant. 1t IS
absolutely free from opiates and
narcotics and equally as desirable
a remedy for the tniest babe as
for rugged manhood. A free trial
bottle can be- obtained by writing
TO Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 452 Wash
ington St, Monticello, Ills.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
GERMAN PRESS
IS SHOCKED BY
BRITISH MODS

Berlin. May 1 2 by wireless 70 SAY
Niilel The overseas News agency to-
day gave out the following
"rhe German press expresses sur
prise at the impotence Of the London
and Liverpool police Mob rule Is
easily suppressed where the police
are active official reports of parlia-
meniary debate clearly show that
hatred of the Germans is the only
prtteNt left fof plundering. That the
interment OF all hostile foreigners
should be necessary TO protect strang-
ers is had sign
Figures published by the British
admiralty show an enormous volnme
az ocean borne traffic in comparison
with the damage inflicted by suhma
rines, which is thus made to appear
insignificant Experts explain that
that is a simple trick. The admiralty
figures intlude every landing Of coast
wise aud locl steamers az a new arr
rival, swelling the number to an inn
mense total
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
P0lNCARE ENCOURAGES
MEN IN THE TRENCHES

Paris, MAY l7.--President Poin.
care has written ain article for a pa
per published in the trench hy Inc
seventeenth territorial infantry cali
cd the Echos des Tranches, In which
lie says
you have asked me to give Won
some words Of announcement yop
do not need TO be encouraaed because
from you. come the courage with
which the entire nation Is penetrated.
A testimonial of sympathy would
gladly express my sentiments. like
better to tell yeu personally how |
admire your unfailing good humor
and the constant safety with which
YOU lace danger This is one of the
most charming OF French audacity.
Every time | lind myself among Won
Your heorism SENS greater in spon-
'ineiiy. freedom and JOY You elevate
aud purify the soul ,t the country"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
SWISS PEACE SOCIETY
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS
,.r noanna lov.pAl srscl.l ll.sso wl.sl

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL tGsseo wisEl
Basel switzerland (via London.
MAY H.. il;15 y. m)-Thc Swiss
Peace society. at its annual dinner
today adopted the following resolu-
tions which It was declared should
be considered when the time comes
to form a conclusion OF peace in Eu-
rope;
First, the avoidance of any an
nexation or territorial changes which
are in opposition to the interests and
wishes of a population. A guarantee
Of religious liberty. free speech and
equality before the laws for the mi
noFity.
Second. The creation of perma
nent organization, in which all Euro
pcan states shall be equally repre-
sented. for the purpose of safeguard
ing the order, peace ana safety OF
our portion of the earth.
Third, the development Of an in
ternational law organization by con-
tnual Hague conferences"
The proponents Of the second res
oluton hope to establish kind of
European peoples court before which
all international questions may be
discussed and decided and wars
avoided
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
FIVE TRAMPS BURNED
TO DEATH IN WRECK

Nebraska city Nsb., May i1.--Mls-
souri Pacific freight tfam No. as was
wrecked two miles southwest Of Ne
bfaska City today Five trainps rid
ing IN lumber car were burned 60
death.
Ten cars af ell including five Of
gasoline. exploded Two ears Of silver
bullion Tor the omaha smelter melted
and ram Ike water into a pasture,
The screams Of the imprisoned men
could be heard shUNe tie roar of the
flames. but awtnu 10 Intense heat II
WAS Impossible Is rescue them
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
WARSHIPS BOMBARD
PORTUGUESE CAPITAL.

Madrid tvia Paris, May II. 1850
p. m)--Fighting in Lisbon has 1e-
gun again according to the latest
news reaching Badaiose,
The warships are harding the
city over 100 persons have been
killed. including several Spaniards.
The Spanish warships Espana and
Rio de La Plata and Spanish torpe
do boat have arrived at Lisbon.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
IMMINENT MOTHERHOOD
WINS WIFE'S FREEDOM


sam Francisco. May IL Imminent
BROTHERHOOD Won freedom today fuf
Mrs Catherine francis. wite ut Il
sydney Australia. iewel dealer after
she mad nleaded guilty in the United
ftaies district court % having SNUG
sled into tltis port last month Jewels
ralutd a nearly taQ,00a Judge Maa.
rice T pooling when he learned nf
the coming event refused even tO fine
the prisoner She had been In iall
since April gs.
a. ne rtquest Of the United states
district attorney. Mrs Francis VIII
remain hcre ,o testify for the govern.
nieni on similar charge of sa4ne.
pilng lodged against Il u F. naker
former purser ~ the steamer Ven.
'urn, whom customs officials SAY has
eonfesscd to aiding Mrs Fraae's
siuugfle in the iewels.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
Vhllcb Tri., pcnlns.

Trinidad, May 1.-THE trial Of
Robert Cllch charged with the muf-
der OF Mack Powell, october O. 1919,
near Ludlow opened today IN the
district court As In the trial Of John
Lawaon the prosecution Is in charge
OF Assistant Attorney General Frank
C West tnd the defense is being com
ducied hy Attorney Horace \, linw-
kins Tnt motion OF the defenss that
the twn clisors who acted n the selee-
tinn ~ The Lawson yenire were not
qualified IN the case was denied BY
Judge Hillyer Al . o'clock this att
ernoon the state accepted the twelve
nle1 ir the jury box. The defense AZ
unee commenced the examination or
the jurors and II Is expected that a
jury will be selected carly tomorrow
morning
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
WELL DIRECTED SHOT
BROUGHT DOWN AVIATOR

El raso, TEX, May iI-The ad.
ventures Of d German. American
aviator which ended when his aero.
plane Was struck by q shrupnei shell
we're related today by persons arriy.
Ing here from the battle field IN cen.
tfal Mexico. The foreigner Frederic
Bonnie, was believed 80 have lost hls
ilfr IN the ain
Bonnie. employed by the Cafranza
army flghilng Id the vicinity Of san
lun potosi. landed week aro with
n the Villa lines he was said to
have asserted that he INTENTIONAL.
Joined the villa army.
During the next enlargement with
the enemy Bonnie WAS ordered te
ascend bs the villa officers. While IL
the air hc appeared 20 be moving 20
tejoln the cuemy a Well aimed she'll
fgrom the villa cannon burst with
IN the mechanism Of the aircraft and
u dropped out OF sight within the
Caffnn1a lines
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
EUGENIC MARRIAGES

WIN Insure TO this country health
Ter ana more intelligent family OF
the future" and many woman OBJ
viously unfit foi marriage. has had
her health restored hy the timely use
of Lydia f. ptpkham's Vegetable
Compound the most successful rem
eoy for female Ills the world has ever
known Enormous quantities Of roots
and herbs are used annually IN max
4ng this good Od-fashioned remedy
and no woman who suffers from re-
male his should lose hope until she
has tried IL
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
CALUMET STRIKE
INDICTMENTS ARE /
N0LLE PR0SSED
Charges Against President
Meyer and Officials Of the
Western Federation Of Min
ers Thrown Out Of Court,

calumet Mich. Nav i7-The con
s,irae. i,dlctmonts eonna aeaips,
ffesiueht :. n "osei anu oOiie' VI
fieials of the Western Federation oi
Miners, To the number of eighteen by
tbe uonehton county grand iury a
-. ,..,,t, - ,,i,s,aa .c,,
ss"l "eo' 's vs." - ",''AV'
ot violence sald 10 nave pcen com
mitted at the direction OF the defen-
dants during the copper strike were
nol,a nrossed today nv Iudg. p "A
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
AUSTRIAN ADVANCE Is
STILL PROGRESSING

Vienna. May ~ (via London. a.
,. m.) "a further Austrian advance
IN Galicia II announced in an OFFICIAL
statement issued here today. The
ApHtrlens hnye captured Drohobyess
in central Galicia, about forty miles
southwest of Lemherg. The statement
follows
Compared with the las. fortnighfs
ohalinat' 1ghiiuR. yeat. dtaH passed
generally without material events
along ihe entire front our armies
gained further around
Austrian columns advanced TO-
ward the upper DneAiirr ana occupied
Drohobycx. capturing 500 men and
righl machine guns
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
TROUBLE BEAkS OUT
AT CAPITAL AGAIN

Paris. March "a Gii06 y. MI
TelegraphinR from Lisbon AT ,. M.
today, the c rrespondent Of the Ha-
vas agency says,
Trouble has broken out afresh.
Senator Freitas. who shot and wound
cd Joac Chagas, the head Of the new
ministry, was shot dead by gendar-
mes"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
RUSSIANS CLAIM 10
HAVE tiiilCkED ENEMY

i'c,rograd. MAY 10 (,la London,
MAY m. 2.2s q. M. delayed IN trans.
mission THE following official
communication was issued today
while the region east ~ the rie.
crs Windau and Dubyna ia nov free
OF the enemy. the Germans who ut.
tempted several days ago to assume
the Offensive at Shawl were repulsed
Friday with heavy loss
"On the west Nlcman Saturday the
Russians gained series ~ successes.
"on Friday ana saturday iightins
began on the Kan Ia The region Of
Lcxakhow and Jarislau,
Hon the river Pfuth Friday. the
fuNsions continued their successes,
tenchtng several points OF the rail-.
roag between DclalSn aud Kolomea.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18

Cleveland ohio. May Proposed
changes IN insurance policies IN the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
Wefe discussed by the Insurance COM
miltee to-day aud the changes were
presented 60 Tie general convention
N SESSION here this afternoon Il was
expected that among the chnnges
adopted WOULD be a provision .or fay Z
ing 20 per cent Of the face value OF
the policy II the insured died within
slNty DAYS after Joining the brother
hood aud so per cent II death oc-
enrfea within ninety days afer buying
fhe policy A. present the full amount
is paid
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
PLOT FOR REVOLUTION
FORMED LAST MARCH

Paris. May ~ (9;06 y. m.)--A dis,
patch 10 the Hayas agency from Lis
bon says the project for the revolu-
tion in Portugal was formed three
days after the constitution last March
OF the cabinet OF General Pimenta
Castro. DR.. Alvaro Castro. the cor
respondent says, took charge of 1.-THE
military Arrangements Antonio Ma
ria silva undertook to organize the
civilians, and Captain Lcotte Rego OF
the navy, agreed to command the ma
val forces
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
lheap r,illlon Of nrlmrt.

i.ondan May \, s55 y. M The
British government has decided 70 Is
sue "a penny ttWe ceutsl edition Of
tbf report Of The committee on all
legged German outrAges. If which Nis-
count Bryce. formerly british am
bassadof al Washington was the
president. The report is being trans
lated into the chief languages II Eu-
cope ana India
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
JANE ADDAMS LEAVES
ENGLAND FOR HOLLAND

London, May ~, 4;42 y. m.- Miss
Jane Adams Of Chicago, Dr Aletta
Jacobs Of Holland aud Signurina Ge-
noli Of Italy. departed for Holland to-
DAY after presenting 10 the British
government copies Of the sesolutions
OF peace recently adopted by the In
ternational Congress of Women at
The Hague
Before leaving England, Miss Ad-
dams was received by Premier AS
quth. All three women had an inter-
view with Foreign Secretary Grey,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
TURKS REPORT REPuIsE
or ATTACK BN ALLiE,S

Berlln, MAY Il IVA I0ndOn. Nav
~, 2.3a u. M "A wireless dispatch
from Conktantinople says
"Thc general staff In the Darda-
ncles reports that near Arihurnu on
the 18th, three enemy hattalions at
tackled our right wing several times.
They were driven back into their
main positions aud lost some l,500
men ana much material
Three shots from our batteries hit
British cruisers"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18

Paris, May II niA5 p. MA
French column. commanded by Col
onel Mayer oeVupied on May III the
post OF Esoka in the German colony
OF bamefun. according 90 telegra M
received here to-day from the govern
or general Of French West Africa. The
tfehSh losses. the message adds
were slight. while those Of the Ger.
mans We're heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
SENATOR SHOOTS
PRESIDENT Of
LISBON CAB|NET 7
Man Newly Elevated to Active
Head Of Portuguese Gov
ernment Is Wounded by
-Four Pistol Bullets,

Lisbon. May II lNh London. S3o
p. mD--Joac Chagas the new presi-
dent Of the cabinet, was shot -four
timer with q pistol while on board
the midnight train from oporto. HIS
assaiant was Senator Freitas, who
also was shot and wounded, by q
passenger Of the train
Chagas was taken to hospital,
where II was announced that his con-
dlti0n was grave. In addition to other
wounds, he Is suffering from frae-
ture o. the skull.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
SENATOR WAS KILLED
BY LOCAL POLICEMEN

Madrid via London, May ~ U0.25
y. MIA dispatch received here
from Lisbon concerning the shooting
Of Scnor Chagas says the attack oc-
CURED az the Entrocamento railway
station. The dispatch adds that Sem
atOr Frellas was Killed bN gendarmes
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18

Grafton, w. Va, May 1Ts--North-
ern West Virginia today experienced
the coolest May Il in years. Much
snow is reported TO have fallen in
the mountains and ice formed on
many smalls runs and creeks
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-18
YAQu|S CEASE
THEIR ATTACKS
ON AMERICANS
CoIooiStS, Menaced by Indians
Are Temporarily Safe, Re-
ports From ConSuIs State
May Be Removed,

~ soatnaa JouasAL sPEcis1 LEASED wiati
Washington. May l7.-lmmediatc
fears for the safety Of the sixty-fife
or nire American settlers in the fa-
uui valley, Mexico, where the iaqul
indians are on the warpath, we're re-
lieved today by advices TO the state
and navy departments The Ameri-
cans. the reports said, had concen-
trated az Yaqui pueblo. on the rQii-
way within reach of the coast, but
fo- the present they were waiting ana
hol ing fOr restoration of order
To Remove Coionists
message sent yesterday by Gen
Yaqui region, to Governor Maytorena,
eral Srsa. villa commander In the
Of sonora. was transmitted by the
American consul at Nogales. Gem
eral Sosa said the Yaquis who had
been attacking Yaqul pueblo. an old
settlement where the Americans had
concentrated, had withdrawn and now
we're monacing a small party OF Mex
lean soldiers at Becum. Colonel Ha-
canegras. with 200 soldiers. was pro
ceeding to YaHui pueblo to escort the
Americans to Fundicion or Tabarl
bay, where they could be picked up
by cruisers of the Pacific fleet.
Heavy Losses suffered.
1T is said" a state department
summary stated, that this arrange
ment was made in order TO give the
colonists an opportunity to leave the
valley in comparative safety. II Is
reported that the losses suffered in
The present raid are heavy, and that
until a permanent garrison is estaD-
lished in the valley there Will be dan
ger Of destruction Of American prop
crty
"On May 10 the manager of the
Richardson Construction company at
Guaymas. telephoned the American
consul at Nogales that William Stock
er, who was wounded in the recent
fighting with the Yaquis, has been
sent to Empalme, that the bodies OF
Donovan, Wilson and Fay have been
found and that there have been no
further casualties among the Ameri-
oans reported.
Temporarily Improved.
Consul Simpich states that from
all he can learn the situation seems
temporarily improved, although the
Indians still control practically the
whole region from Lencho to San Bias
in Sinaloa.
"Officials of the United Sugar com
pany have informed Consul Simpich
that one of the American employees of
the company was killed lately by
MAYO Indians with bows and arrows.
should Keep Out of Sonora.
Consul Simpich states that Ameri-
can travellers should be advised OF the
s,. c.
nora and warned to refrain from en-
tering the state
"A report dated MAY 6 from Her
mosilo states that the Yaquis have
attacked train sent ont from La Co
dorado, killing the engineer and sew
eral others