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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
HU GE VANDERBILT
FORTUNE LEFT
TO INFANTS
Babies by Second Wife Re-
ceive Bulk of $50,000,000
Estate of Head of House
Who Died on Lusitania.

New York. May 2g.-The bulk of
the estate of Alfred G.. Vanderbilt
who perished on the Lusitania, and
which has hccn estimated AT more
than $50. 0O0 900. II left In trust to his
infant sons by his second wife. Mar
garet Emerson Vanderbilt They are
Alfred c., ana George. Mr.. Wander
bits will was hled FOR probate today.
William "a. Vanderbilt, his son by
his first WIFE Elsie French Wander
HIT who was divorced from him, re-
csivcs trust fund OF $5,0OG.O00 and
the Vanderbilt properties. known as
Oakland Farm. lie Is thirteen years
old. The widow receives $4,000. OO0.
ana the income OF $1,000. 600 In trust,
together with the Vanderbilt estates
In the Adirondacks and Gloucester
house In London, England.
Relatives and friends received oe-
quests ranging from $1,000 TO $780,
600.
The two infPat sons share alike in
the rest. Their legacies win be held
in trust for them until they are -.
The bulk OF the Vanderbilt millions
came into the possession OF Alfred q.
Vanderbilt upon. the death Of his
father, Cornelius Vanderbilt, In 1893.
AZ that time Soung Vanderbilt, Just
out Of Yale. WAS IN Japan on q tour
Of the world he had planned to last
two years
lie hurried home, and, reading the
viii Of his father learned that ne
would have 20 wait until he was 80
before h. would come into any ap-
preciahle part of the fortune. Then
he WIS TO receive half AZ 35 he was
To receive the other half. Mr. Van
! derbllt was 81 last October. Cor
nelius. the older brother cut on IN
the viii with only millioa dollars
received sG.OO0.O00 more az n silt
from Alfred. Cornelius WAS not mon.
] toned in the win nled today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
PROBABILITY or INTERVENTION
DISCUSSED IN WASHINGTON

Washington. May 2s.--Attention
was again focused today on Mexico as
,he result of President Wilson'S de-
termination TO warn the Mexican lead
ers that conditions in the southern re-
public must improve The president =
forthcoming pronouncement was
awaited with the koenest Interest
here. Its contents are known only TO
officials. who decline 20 reveal what
Il contains. except 10 say that recOg-
milton of any ia tion ~ not contcm-
plated.
Possibility of Intervention was
heard again as the result Of the new
turn In Mexican affairs The presi-
dents decisioa became known In an
appeal issued as head Of the Red
cross urging contributions 20 relieve
destitute people Of Mexico.
After comforting with Du Val West,
Just back from Mexico. Presiden; VIII
son declared last Tuesday that there
would nc no cnauRc IN his Mexican
policy. hut more recent events
brought about his determination %
act. These include the seizure by
Carranzn authorities of large duan
titles of corn purchased hy the inter-
national relief committee and he in
abHh, OF the authorizes at Vera Cruz
aud Mexico city 20 provide transpor-
tation for supplies To succor the ever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
CLAIM sIENINwA
SUCCESS EQIAi.S SCOHii

Petrograd tvh London. May 90
Oh pl MI Russian army officers
assert that the victory of Emperor
Nicholas troops at Sienlnwa. on the
san In central Galicla, has offset the
success at the Austro-German forces
|at Radymno ana Gousskow.
AZ Rndymno the Germans occupied
|territory on the right hank Of the
San extending five miles east ana an
|pqunl distance south of this village.
|Enst of GousSkow they advanced q
'short distance In the direction OF
|i.cnherg. According 20 military
,ppinlnn here, however. the advance
b. separate groups of German forces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
Pan-Amerioan Financial Con-
gress Today Agrees on Gen
eral Outlines of Scheme to
Weld Trade Relations.
FAST STEAMERS TO BE
BUILT BY GOVERNMENTS
Private Corporation May Of
fer Stock to Public Sub
scription With Under
standing Governments Take
Left Over.
IBy Evening Herald Leased wlrel

Washington. May 29.-Plans for
steam lines between the United
states and South America-the one
element which all delegats 10 the Pan
American financial congress agree II
essential 10 closer relations between
the Amerlcas--were presented today
BY the transportation committee. A
per lament committee OF representa-
tives OF the United states Argentina.
Brazil, chile. Uruguay. Ecuador and
Peru 20 work for the Development of
the plans wre recommended.
Two sub committee reports differ
ing only In proposals OF procedure
were submitted.
one signed by Delegates Alado of
Argentina, Cavai Can't OF Brazil. and
Coslo of Uruguay, proposes:
~ fast line OF i0,OO0-ton steamers
between the United states and Rio de
Jaaeiro, Montevideo and Buenos
Aires. capaOle OF making the voyage
to Rio in l5 days.
That as compensation for services
rendered. such ships be exempt for
ave years from all ascal charges and
enjoy all facilities granted any other
EcsSeis.
bids would be called for not later
than December 81. 1915. would he
acted upon within three months, and
u possible. awarded to the builder
who Ritos earliest delivery; the North
and South Americas governments
would agree on the division OF ex-
ponses"
Il was agreed between the other
members aud Delegate Ncraga of
chile that there should be two lines
OF fast steamers, one to service Brazil,
Uruguay ana Argentine, and the other
for Ecuador. Peru and Chile. Del
cgate Alsamora, while concurrlng In
the report. did not sign u for lack al
authority from his government. as
was the case with Delegate Gonzales
OF Ecuador.
Delegate Veraga In a separate re-
port proposed the organization un-
der the New York law OF corpora
tiOn with stock offered to public CUB
sCriptioL any Uusuhscroed shares %
be taken by the United States and
Latin American governments; pro-
portion to be agreed upon later and
the steamers To be registered In dif-
tcrnt countries In proportion TO cap
ital subscribed.
The reports we're presented 10 th6
conference by the entire transporta'
/ iion committee with the recommelda.
tiun that Il ~ the unanimous con
I viction of the committee that sucf
/ plans should Doe adoped as VIII mosi
speedily establish direct. effective ant
permanent transportation facilities he
/ tween the United states and Coutru
/ America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
Increasing breaa line.
SAY VILLA lost 5000
MEN IN LEON ASSAULT

IN Paso, Tex. May 29.--'rhe villa
army In assaulting and failing to take
the Obrcgon positions below Leon last
week lost more than 5000 men ac-
cording To reliable private adviccs re-
ccived here today. Persons arriving
from the south stated that 1000
wounded arrived yesterday at chi
hual ua City. while similar numbers
have been transported from the bat
tie front to other cities along the
conral railroad More than 1.O00
dead, Il was estimated, had been scft
before the Carranza trenches. and
these bodice together with those OF
horses has caused a condition 'Nreat-
eniag an epidemic should he two arr
miles remain for long In their present
entertainments facing each other.
Tho raidine Of an English ranch
ana the killing of a Mexican employe
was reported today. Four hundred
men under General Eulaiio Gutierrez.
who was provisional president Of Mex
leo under ,hc convention government.
hut now Working independently OF the
villa or Carranzn factions. had 0ccu-
: pied the Cedros- Hacienda west ~
I Cnmacho. on the Central railroad.
Some OF his men cut the railroad be-
i tween Aguas calientes ana Zacatecns,
I but the damage later was reported
repaired by the villa troops who are
using the line for the transportation
I OF supplies
Conditions caused by lack Of food
stuns are not reported as critical IN
villa territory in north-ccntral Mexico
az In the Isolated districts OF the
southern district The railroad be-
tween the villa front ana the border
has not been interrupted for ans
great length OF time during the pres
ont campaign and various sorts oi
food supplies have been exchanged
freely from one district 60 another.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
German Activity
in South Brazil
Reported
Newspaper in Rio Declares
German Colonists Are Drill
ing and Assembling NUM-
tions of War.

Rio Janeiro, Brazil, May ae.-The
Gazeta De Notioias. IN rs Issue Of to-
day, denounces what Il Describes as
German maneuvers' in southern
Brazil. where the scrmans have es-
tablIshed an important colony.
This paper declares. that the Ger
man coIoalsts assembled depot Of
munitions Of war aud that u was their
Intention % proclaim the independ-
encc of the state OF sainte Catherine.
The outbreak OF the war In Europe
caused them to postpone carrying
this project into erect. The Brazilian
government is said to have commune
Gated this Information 10 the German
minister. who promised TO investigate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
GERMANS REPORT ADVANCE
On pitLlcMNSL tNCIIiCk ~ I1D

Rorlin. May 20 Cvia London i;O5
D. THE Austro-Gcrmnn advance
on the Galiciun fortress of Ptzemysl
H. continuing unchecked. The nfli-
cinl statement issued today NJ the
war ofncc says further ground has
been gained
II r. announced also tina; German
'nyiltors dropped bombs On -. pmer
/ in northern France 20 miles south
1 least nf calais.
The statement follows:
Western thcatcr of war: Yoster-
bay afternoon when We had rcpulscd
the French near Angrcs and taken a.
plumber of prisoners, they began %
1ccuntcr attack with strong forces
|n'uug the Bcthun- Souchez road, hut
were everywhere beaten uff with
heavy losses.
During the night we captured
weak forces occupying the eastern
part of Ahlain. which had remained
4 in advanced POSITIONS. unprrccived.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
Statement to Be Forwarded
to Various Leaders Will
Make Sharp Demand fot
Improved Conditions.
EMBARGO ON ARMS NOW
CONSIDERED LIKELY
Washington Busily Talking
Immediate Intervention as
Result of Indication Presi-
dents Patience Has Ceased.

Washington. May 2s.-i'resIdent
Wilson's forthcoming statement on
the Mexican situation Will contain a
detailed review of conditions and
serve "A warning on the factional lead
ers that the United States will insist
on an Improvement Of the Internal
situation. officials refused today 10
discuss what alternative the president
has In mind.
The statement has been written by
President Wilson himself ON his type-
writer in his study and Il said to con-
tain about i.a00 words. u will 0e
forwarded to the various Mexican
leaders through American agents. IL
Is said 10 Oe based ON the conclusion
that conditions In. Mexico have come
to such a state that the United Staes.
as the southern republics next
friend" must see to II that there IL a
change.
An embargo on the exportation Of
arms from the United States IL under
stood TO have ben under considera-
tion.
The report to President Wilson by
Du Val West who recently returned
from Mexico II said not TO have been
the only factor influencing the presi-
dents determination. Much other
data has been coming 10 him for
months.
American Red Cross supplies for the
famine sufferers are TO be coneentrat-
ed in three great government ware
houses at Galveston. Lardo and III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
Russians, However, Claim
Sieniawa Success Has Off
set Gains of Teutonic Arm
les in Galioian Campaign.
TERRIFIC FIGHTING
CONTINUED ON SAN
Austrians Slowly Retreating
Before Italian Advance I;
Turks Said to Be in Desper-
ate Straits.

IVY Evening Herald Leased Ntrei
London. May 20 Ol:6O "a. M
The reply of the imperial Ger
man government to the note OF
the United states concerning the
sinking of the Lusltania j. await
ed with keen interest In England.
The belief u general that Berlin
VIII endeavor to gain time by the
discussion OF debatable points In
the questions nt issue.
Terrific fighting H. continuing
along the river San In Gabcia,
with the Austro-German hosts
making progress eNcep, at sieni-
ava. iifty miles north of Prze-
mysl, where. according to the
claims at Petrograd and the od-
missions OF Vienna, an AustrO-
Hungarian force Is being thrown
back ACROSS the river to the west
bank.
In the Caucasus the Russians,
now IN occupation OF the city of
Van. In Turkish Armenia. are
steadily advancing against the
Turks
The latest reports civ, out by
French army headquarters dwell
un the BRUSH advance toward
la basseo and further French
yrr0rgoaa ~ the most dificuh
sectnf ~ the Lens -Arras line.
Near Fouric, a little 10 the north
rf Arias, formidable German
furtrees hnrs the road tu the
eastward. Tho French have cap
tured part of this work. which
b. known as the Labyrinth,
and thoy are now cndeaVoring
totally tu reduce U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
CHARGE GALES VIOLATED orr
NEUTRALITY WITH : BYPLANE

Bsbee, Aria. May 20.--Chargcs
that General GALES, the Carranza
commander at Aqua Prieta. violated
Amorlcn neutrlity by nying bi-piane
over American soil. while reconnoiter-
ing last Thursday, have neen wired IN
a. protest By the villa counsel. MT.
Perez. at NadO. Aria, TO the state de-
partmeut e Washington.
on requess from the state depart
ment for further details, Perez mailed
last night a full account OF the inci-
dent. accompanied with aiildavits OF
several American citizens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

funtuel
"rhc flag was then hauled down be-
cause the sun had set aud the ship
was considered at sea. The chief en-
Einer Of the ship at ss2a D. M. OBJ
served a white streak in the water,
perpendicular 20 the ship on the star
board side and a severe shock WAS
felt almost instantly, followed BY q
Violent explosion abreast hold NUM-
Der !.
Hatch covers number 1 were
blown on. also cargo booms above the
same ana the afr was flled with oil
and debris, the double bottom COM
partments below hold number hav-
ing been used for TANKS for fuel oil.
Bottom plating and pieces OF the side
we're blown through two decks. The
ship settled Immediately By the head
and officers and crew took 60 boats.
After remaining on the ship about
one hour they returned and headed
the ship for Liverpool.
Under orders OF the British ad-
miralty. a British naval trawler came
up Mt midnight and remained with the
Nebraakan until she reached the
mouth Of the MeFsey,
mo one was seriously injured. The
ambassador Is sending by faall a de-
tailed report Of Lientanant Towers
and depositions OF three of the ships
ofiicers taken az the consul az Liver
pool"
Ofliclnis who read the report closely
said Il contained all the evidence Of
an attack by torpedo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
|ITALIANs NOW BOMBNRDING
RIVA-SrOItO CAISrI Hl1I

Geneva. May 20 (via Paris. 2;l5 y.
|m THE italians after a severe
tight along the frontier north of Lake
|ldro, have captured the town Of Storo
|nnd are now bOmbarding niva.
ON the eastern front north ot the
|eulf of Triost bayonet fighting is
progress south Of Goritz. The AUS
Trans are rolreating slowly Italian
|forces have arrived before Hradisca'
about sixteen miles from Triest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
FRENCH HETORT IMPORTANT
ADVANCES IN MFSl

Paris May 80 t2:30 y. M Tho
French war office this afternoon gave
3fiu u report which says
In the region 10 the north of Ar
.fas there occurred last night very
sFiulent artillery engagement, The
|Fnomy bombarded particularly our
position on the heights of Lorette.
hight attack made II possible fur az
b. make further progress To the
of the roadway between AK Roulette
fand SouchcZ
In the Argonne, In the vicinity oi
Fontains Madame. we yesterday took
possession OF "a section of the cncmy's
.trench hes"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
EVERY LOYAL ALBUQUERQUE MAN
IS NEEDED ON THIS BIC JOB

For all Of wce. and for Of another the
hand loyal Albuduerqu needed
( s
successful II Abuqucroue
Every in Albuquerque rceardoss Of whether he
micemnn Dr. is ask club a
o'clock "Wednesday June end when the will
o he & subs
o the enthusiasm that
whether committeeman o. s asked meet az the old
G. A. North
ofhoe fund campaign starts then will hour
enrlc
viii
to giving the committees sendou
RENE md keep
Vital Albuquerque and essential the Of the fair
wednesday afternoon o'clock, a tho club.
O'Clock
81 Tort
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR
YOUNGER STONE TODAY

Chicago. May 29.--Memorial SER
vipes for Herbert stuart Stone. who
lest his life on the Lusitania. were
conducted by Dr. John Timothy stone
az the Fourth Presbyterian church
here today. Had Nlr. Stone lived this
would have been his forty fourth
birthday. Chicago was Mr.. stones
home for many years.
Among those present were MIR. and
Mrs. Melville y. stone. parents OF the
decedent; Mrs. william q. Mccor-
mick OF baltimore, mother of ar.
Stones widow. other relatives ana
friends. and many chicRsoans 10
whom the torpedolng OF the liner
brought bereavement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Denver. May Ell W Cowan,
%, chief engineer Of the Colorado a
Southern railroad. and for many
years a well known western railroad
man, uied Suddenly ut his home here
today of heart failure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
Indee IIunlplnrIcs Dead.

Seattle. wash, May e9.--superior
Judge John y. Humphrles, whose In
functions ana contempt Of court de-
cision In street-speaking c0ntro-
versy with socialists of Seattle. drew
nation wide attention during the SUM
ner and autumn Of 1913, died today
of uraemlc poisoning, ased 81 years.
re was a native or Calhoun. w., ana
had lived In Seattle ~ years..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
uELGINNS STILL ABLE 10
MAKE OFFICIAL REPORT

Havre. France. May 20 g y. MI
The following communication was IS
sued today at the Belgian war Of
hce.
AN infantry attack last night
against q bridge head hold hy our
troops was rcpulscd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
.Today:s War
Summary

a member of Gcrmany's un-
dcrsea neet. willrh ~ prosecuting
IT, most active and successful
campaign of the war. hns sent %
the bottom another British mcr-
chairman. The Ethlope was tor
pedocd iast night In the English
channel. after her Grew mad been
permitted Go embark in small
boats.
\ German dirigibic which raid
cd SOutllcnd, on the Thames.
three days ago, II believed TIA have
been lost. after bcing struck by y
British shell.
Geneva adviccs represent the
itRlian armies ~ pushing farther
toward Trcnt and Trieste. The
forces advancing on the Trent are
boIni,arsiing ltlVa. within - miles
of that city. Along the eastern
end of the front the Isnlians have
reached the vicinity of Gradl~ca,
"a miles from Trieste. THE Ofsicinl
communications record no im-
poFtant changes Ia France ar
Hcigium.
Turkey now has about s00,OO
soldiers on GaiIipoll peninsula, Il
II estimated Rt Athens. ana II
bringing in rcinforccmcnts from
syria. concentrating her emorts on
the defense of ConstantinOslc.
On this account offensive opera
tiOns In the Caucasus have been
abandoned and the Russian army
n pressing forward steadily FROM
the province of Van. The Turks
are sald to he threatened with n
shortage of ammunition.
The Austro-Gcrman advance
la Galisfa II being prosecuted
with Success, except for the RUS
sian victory ON the san at Sienl-
ava. Reports FROM vienna indi-
cate the maBcuvcrs designed 90
Isolate Przemysi are proceeding
unchecked aud that this fortress
may som he surrounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

ny Evening Herald Leased wlrrl
Washington. May 20.--Ambas-
sn,lor Pages report On the cx-
plosion which damaged the Amer
lean steamer Ncbvnsisan. includ-
Ing the findings of the naval cx-
pcrts who cxnmined her, reached
tisc stats depoFtmcnt to-day hut
VIII be withheld from publication
for the pfescnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

cannot result In material progress to-
ward Lemberg while the whole LETT
flank of the German army operating
between the vistula and the Carpath %
ians rs being pressed back lay the
Russians along the line from sieni-
nwa To the mouth of the san. Every
move eastward OF the GermunS weak
ens thtn e0HrunieNtirns With the
rear.
AZ vet no direct assault has been
made upon Przemysl. The aim of the
Gcrmnns apparently Is Co encircle tho
fortress and attempt to proceed di-
icctly toward Lemberg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
SENATOR KERN SEEKS
EXTRA SESSION OF
CONGRESS IN OCTOBER

fBy Evening Herald Leased Wirei
Washington. May 29.--Senator
, Kern, the Democratic iloOr lead
er. white House caller today.
said he believed congress should
meet In extra session In October,
B so the senate may revise its
rules and make an early start on
the legislative prOgrnm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
AFTER THREE Weeks or DELAY GERMANS
TRANSMIT ANSWER TO-DAY TO LUS|TANIA NOTE
NO LONGER DOUBT NEDRASKAN
WAS OBJECT OF DELIBERATE
ATTACK BY GERMAN SUBMARINE

Evidence Gathered by Naval Attaohe and Transmitted
Washington Today Indicates Clearly That Torpedo and
Not a Floating Mine Damaged American Ship; Her
Name and Nationality on Sides in Letters Six Feet
High.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-01
The Hypocrites

AT the Sugg Monday, May 3. A
wonderful picture. The latest Boswell
release, written and directed by Miss
Lois Weber, will be shown at the Sugg
Monday, May 3. Miss Weber has al
ways been noted for the delicacy and
inspiration with which she approaches
her work, and "Hypocrites' is the
masterpiece of her brilliant career
With one of the strongest cast of
actors, ever produced in moving Pic
lures, presenting the wonderful story
suggested by A. Ferguson's much dis
cussed painting "The Truth, we have
been trying for weeks to give the peo-
pie OF Chickasha an opportunity to
see his picture. Try and arrange to
see it without fail, because you will
regret not seeing this picture after
your friends tell you of the wonderful
production. Guaranteed to be the best
or your money back.
Prices. Csc: children, 15c.
First show. 10:3O a. m. to ~ m.
Second show. 1880 p. m. p. m.
Third show. 300 D. m. to 4 .. m.
Regular night show. commencing at
1880. Come early and avoid the rush
5.l-as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-01
Beware of Ointments for
Cafarrh That Contain MercruV

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo. O., contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the sytsem. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. 1t is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio. by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation