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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
NO AGREEMENT ON
HUGE FAILURE OF
SHIPPING COMPANY

New YORK. April 2.-The b%ondhold-
ers' committee OF the International
Mercantile Marine company, appoint
ed some months ago TO protect the
Interests OF the holders OF the Sb2,-
$4,000 collateral trust "a per cent
bonds on which somiannual interest
should he defaulted, met today but
failed to take action regarding pro-
posed receivership proceedings.
Representatives Of Dutch and Brit
ish banking interests which have
large holdings OF the bonds, attended
the meeting.
II IL understood that no definite
steps towards receivershlp will be
taken pending the exchange of fur
Their communications between the
ana the foreign bondhoid-
ers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
RED" MULLEN GETS
A
IN TEXAS PRISON

El Paso, Texas, Apgil Wv. ".
t"Red') Mullen. convicted by a jury
of the charge of numbering Maurice
Rosenberg, formerly OF san Francis
co, was sentenced Thursday afternoon
by Judge Jackson To serve 80 years
In the state prison. Under the Texas
indeterminate sentence law, after five
years on this charge Mullen may ap.
ply FOR a parole, but the prisoner was
out on probation for a nye-year SEN
tenoe when arrested for the Rosen-
berg crime and this sentence too VIII
Also hang over him. Consequently he
will have TO serve at least two years
OF II, making v that he must
serve before he a apply for pardon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
SENSATIONAL CASE
IN GUADALUPE
COUNTY COURT
Women to be Tried at Term
Opening Monday on Charge
of Pushing Her Husband
Over Precipice to His Death

Santa Rosa, y. NJ, April Judge
T.. l. Medivr viii preside AZ the rcgu-
lar term of court IN Guadalupe coun-
~ which opens here Monday next.
The term presents a number of i'm
portHnt criminal cases. including two
murder trials. The first of these. 70
'come up Monday. viii be the state VS..
PctrolinH Tachias de Gutierrez,
charged with the murder Of Jacobo
Gutierrez. "a ~lj-year-old boy. on July
"a 1874. Il is charged tina the de-
PENDANT was celebrating "A feast day
at a small settlement called. Llano,
near AntonchicO. She shot off o. rifle,
Il n alleged, instantly killing the boy,
who was her nephew.
On Tuesday viii occur the hearing
Of the state vs.. Mrs. Cayctana silva
de ortiz. charged with the murder Of
her husband In 1913, She was indict-
ed together with u man by the name
of lndurain. for pushing her husband
over a prccipice. This. II is alleged,
occurred al the ortiz ranch near san
"a Rosa. The state has only circum-
stantial evidence TO work on.
on this day Emerito Anaya will be
tried for the seduction Of B|arbarita
Hihera, @ young girl. az Fort sumner
William J.. Walters will be tried on
q charge Of cmhez2lemcnt. walters,
who was the agent for the singer
Sewing Machine company at Vaughn
Is accused OF keeping the sum of
f1i9.55, which, Il Is alleged. ne col
lected but failed to Tor to the
company.
Granfe Sisneros will be tried ON q
charge Of assault with "a deadly
weapon. II is alleged that he beat up
Placido Arias with the butt OF u pis-
toi al Vaughn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
AMERICAN NINE MANAGER
AT sOFaEDAD ARRESTED

Washington, prli Al. NJ. Dough
crty, an American o. an es-
tate near Soledad. was arrested at
Puebla recently by carranza authors
ties because of unexplained financial
transactions and has been taken 20
Vera Cruz. where Consul Canada Is
looking after his interests.
black smallpox In Vera Cruz was
reported today IN Official dispatches.
The state departments summary said
The number Of cases Of smallpox
OF The Black continent type Is on the
Increase throushout the city. II is
reported that Cordoba ana adjacent
points are ALSO badly infected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
LOOMS WILL Be
TRAN
To DENVER
Veteran Officer of the Reve-
nue. Service Said to be Stat
ed for Changs-Jones to
Corporation Commission.

Santa Fc. y. NJ. April accord
iHg To a report current here A.. j.
LOOMS, income tax agent for New
Mexico, In the internal revenue de-
partment. is To be transferred To Dem
yer, as part OF a general changing Of
the location of agents in the Rocky
mountain district Of the reyenue serV-
ice. The report, while not definitely
confh med. indicates the nov as an
advancement for Mr.. LOOMS. sir.
Loomis has had years OF experience
in the revenue service and Is widely
known as the owner and until his re-
cent official appointment ~ editor of
the Santa Fc Eagle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
PORTER JONES NAMED
CLERK TO COMMISSION

}. Porter Jones Of this city has
has been appointed to the office OF
the state corporation commission NJ
new duties,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
QUIET PREVAILS AT
PROGREsO. u REPORT

Galveston, Texas. Aprii 2.-Quiet
prevails at Progreso. Yucatan and at
Merlin, capital of the state. accord
ing to Mexicans who arrived here to-
day on board the Norwegian steamer
Nils. The Nils brought f.7ib baies OF
sisal fiber. Captain Peterson reports
that when be left PrOgreso four other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
STEAMER BENITO JUAREZ
MUST nE RELEASED AT ONCE

san Francisco. April 2.-The Unit
ed States onsul at Vera Cruz. Mex
leo. have been Instructed by Seere-
tary OF State Bryan TO take steps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
Carranza Holds
tcontInucd from Page one.)

t%Coniinncd from Page One.)
two proposals. Of the American gov
eminent led administration officials
and diplomats here today 10 hope
that General Carranza also would
give his assent. IL he VIII agree 10
the naturalization Of Mexico City. the
Napatn forces are willing to evaeuate
that city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
ULIlICH RESIGNS FROM
STATE PRISON NO ARD

George II. Ulrich of Carrizozo, re-
Gently appointed by Governor Me-
Donald ns a member OF the state taN
commission. has resigned as a MEM
her Of the state penitcntiary commits
sion. dis successor has not been
named,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
sNiTORD TAKES NEW
LAND OFFICE jon

Charles V. Stafford, for the past
three years private secretary To sem
1tor a. u. FAN, has arrived here and
assumed his new duties ~ CHIEF clerk
In the state land office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02

The receiver OF the wheeling a
Lake Erie railroad was a passenger
on train No. ? this afternoon. He
travelled In a private car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-02
For extra good cooking
always use Cottolene

When you use Cottolene you get the best results. because there
is no other cooking fat that equals il.
vi plscuts' Pe-crust cakes and ~doughnuts and for irving
Cottotene is supreme, because it is the purest COOKING fat ans
possesses important food values.
II is n exact combination of specially refined cottonseed oil ofa prade 60 bob y
IS lot listed n he market with pure beefstearine from selected Leaf heF ct
IL Is us Precsec combination which gives Cotdene its unexceled COOKING m,aTtss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
TONY ROSS A WINNER.

ROCHESTER, y. y. Jan Tons,
Ross. OF New castle. Pa. outfought Jim
Flynn. OF Peublo. Colo. this affernoon
In a ten-round bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
BASKET BALL
TALENT HERE
COLLEGE BOYS WILL YuT on
GAZE To-uIoET ron BEuErTT
or BELGIAIs.
Contest 20 .. staged In Linsiy Armory
oy Coliegtans Spending Thsir
Holidays Here


Lovers Of basket hall IN this section
OF the ohio valley viii be given an op-
portunity 20 witness the cream OF The
Mheeiing side Coiisgians clash with the
Ohio side college stars tonight IA the
pig armory az Linsly institute. The
were completed yesterday afternoon AMI
mere VIII be az least eighteen basket
. "a. men rsPrssenting ten OF twelve
different colleges and universities seen
eseds wiz be turned over to secretary
Boyd Chamber. OF the West virginia
Belgian fund a record breaking crowd
Nill turn out a. the money Is going 10
a worthy cause.
oy reqgest and all the rlayers are re-
luested To be on deck at1.30 sharp
The Ohio side delegation VIII have the
the boys from that side have PLAYED
three or four games since returning
home. but the local lads expect 20 make
gp this difference In individual ability.
Three more college men were added 20
the list Yesterday when Allen Schwalb
and John coiyig. OF bethany college.
former Linsly player. but now OF W.
and j.. volunteered their services
schwalb IL well known in local athletic
work last year at V. NJ 4 at LeNing-
ton. Va. was of the kind that made him
stand stand head and shoulders above the
schwalb entered Bethany college a short
time ago, and - now out for the basket
ball i've lie will also be baseball
candidate next spring
Mike Kerns telephoned from Hundred
last night that he would be on deck for
the fray. Mike has a strong following
locally. having been a star In Cathedral
high sports. Martins Ferry rooters Will
he over In force 20 back up their favor
ties. and IL ~ needless to state that
Wheeling will look after her represen-
tatives. Sprinters. basket ball. football
baseball and track men will compose
the teams. offering fans "a golden oppor-
tunity to see all kinds OF athletes in
action. The attraction in itself is
well worth the price OF admission. to
say nothing OF the object Of the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
TRAINING BEGINS
W. ". q. Students VIII Return 20 school
Following Vacation and Prepare
For Basket ball Season

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MoRGANTOwN. w. Va. Jan. l.
With the return next week of the stud
ents OF the West Virginia University.
comes the beginning Of "A siege of hard
work for the members OF the Varsity
basket ball squad which will not term
mate until late in March when a sche-
dule OF eighteen games will be played
out, The showing OF the Varsity in the
initial game OF the season against Davis
and Elkins College was anything but
satisfactory and nothing but hard work
playing standard OF college teams 20 be
met. u Will take coaching and lots OF
Il which necessarily means long and
tedious hours OF practice. Individually
the team IL n wonder as the states best
known stars are TO be found In the first
failed to master team play which is es-
sential before any games can be won
Director Pyle who Is coaching the
squad assisted BY Professor Price. OF
John Hopkins. viii probably get the as
sistance OF Director Slater OF the Fair
one Of the best Informed basket bali
man OF the state. Director Slater has
not been consulted as yet but it Is IN
have him come to Morgantown two or
three times a week for the next fort
moons The squad because OF lis size is
unwieldly and IL would not be surpris-
INK to see IL cut down by Coach Pyle
so that he can center his attention on a
few men. The Varsity men have the
fundamentals % the indoor game down
20 a queens taste but they lack ability
TO shoot.
II is limited that few changes Will
he made In the personnel OF the FIRST
i've which means some promotions from
the second team. West Virginia is out
for two championships that OF the BIZ
State conference OF which Pitt and w
and j are members and that Of the
State OF West Virginia The Varsity
T. booked with all the stronger teams
OF the state and as result the champ
ionship will not be n difficult matter to
settle after all the games are played.
The first team squad IL now composed %
Mullennix. Loudin, Captain Race. Cole
hank. Kersting. Steadman. Leatherwood.
DoXsee. Heating. Hite. Ice and Morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
KlLBANE DIDN'T
EXERT HIMSELF
MIXED THINGS WITH PATSY BRAN.
MOAN, AT PITTSBURGH,
LAST MIGHT.
kilbane was Apparently Unconeerusd
About Smoky City Boxers
Blows ana Smiled Often
Special Dispateh 70 the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgencer.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. LIN what
niue iighting was done here tonight ia
the six round bout between johnny XII
Dane. or Cleveland, and Patsy Brannt-
gan. the local boy had a shade the bet
YER IN re- were no knockdowns In
The third round. BranntEan opened an
old cut on kilbane's cheek
kilbane did not start a real blow dur
ing the first round Twice he geuTiy
pushed his left glove into Brannigati.s
race. Patsy put several Ieft labs and
noohs % kilbanCs face and body. The
fittsburgher was the first To- open the
ilEht' when he landed left hook To-
hllbanes wind. In tho second Dath
ieint q Tor awhile. before blow was
landed Brannigan was willing tn lead
throughout the fight. aud Etlbane was
content 10 let him. kiibanc wore 4,
smile ana seemed 10 regard the fight a.
easy but Braunigan was always busy
WIN his LETT In the last round xii
nahe lh1bcd the local boy several times.
hundred fans saw the fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
sistersvnls-27.

NTUTUnV Tor WaU0V-
Summary ~ eld goals. LAS T.
Candy q Noel =. stewart o. Crawford
2. Eaton 3. Core 3. Conway d.. Goals
rom foul. LAS 30. Eaton O.
Referee Carpenter Of ". Y. e.
Umpire. B0nar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
HARANG LOSES OUT
Put Up Clever Game Against Harry
Paimer In Pittsburgh YosterdEy
But Was outfought.
speciel Dispateh to The Intelligence

ilTTSEIEGH Pa. Jan HAIRY
clsiou this afternoon over Loo H.rat,,
or New Orleans. in an exceedingly fast
bSul before the Highland club. Harang
shp"el d'-ause never before seen in
ms city. and for tho carly part ~ IN.
bout, had Palmer guessing m Palmer
HHa befn satisfied To go along irving 10
Wih - long range fighting. hp would
pave Jared badly. Haraug d. Il wizard NJ
DO Eih- ana dnrring out Of harms vav
began boring ln '''
The opening round was fcsturcr.ss
u"th hEhters being content with fssIftFt
tte other out Tho second round found
We nnNfE- mINiuE 10. az which zane
tnfHnR showed merit Primer 1870
the ground De lost iu the second round
~ guFhinE H1raug on HE feet In me
l.lIl matters were about even up 10
be NTH round when Palmer eorrsr.J
haranE against the ropes ana sent home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
CHAMPIONS IN SPORT
FOR THE 1914 SEASON

Athletics GALL sround)-AVery
Braundage. Chicago A. a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS record.
Edward Pullen; most number OF
wins. Ralph DE Palma.
Base ball-worId's champions.
Boston Nationals. American Lea
que. Philadelphia. National Lea
que. Boston. Federal League. In
dianapOlis. All-around champions
Johnny Evers. r.. Collins Cham
pion batters, J. Daubert. Ty Cobb.
Benny kauff
Harvey Kaiser. National profes-
siOnal. Frank kramer. Six day
winners. GOulctt and brenda.
BoWling-N. u. 4. Monka club.
Connecticut. Individual cham
piOn. ]. Smith.
Billiards-ls1. Willie Hoppe.
1872. willie Hoppe. III. Willie
Alfred De orc. Pocket billiords.
Boxing - Heavyweight. Jack
Johnson. Middlew eight. Al Nc
COY. Lightweight. Freddie
Welsh. Featherwcight. johnnie
k.lbane Bantamweight. Kid
Williams
Chcss-Dr Emanuel Lasker.
Court Tennis-Singles. Jay
Gould. Doubles. Jay Gould and
". ~. T.. HUM.
Foot ball-Hsrvard University.
Golf National open. Walter
Hagen. National amateur. Fran
els Ouimet. National wumcn's
championship. Mrs. II. 4. Jack
son.
Hockey St Nicholas Club. Of
New York. College. Princeton.
Horse racing-Chsmpion horse.
ROamer.
Lacrosse-Crescent &C. Brook
Ign.
Lawn tennis-Sinzles. n. Nor
ris, Williams. Doubles. Mci.Ourh-
I'm and Bundy. Davis cup win
ners. Australia.
Motor boats-Baby Reliance v.
Pacing william.
Polo-lnternational England
senior. Meadow brook Magpies.
Jnior. Hryn Mawr. open. Mea-
dow brook Macpies
Eacduats-A Lawrence
Waterbury. Professional. JOCK
Soutar
Revolver shootinE-C. T.. Lane
Itowinga-S Singles. Robert Btb-
bic. College Fights. Yale and
COlumbi Henley challenge cup.
Harvard second crew
Soccer-Brooklyn Football Club
College Pennsylvania.
squash-Dr. Alfred StiiIman
swimming Duke knhanamoku
Iruftng -Ihlan. l.5S. Team.
lhlnn and mate. 1.5fL
Trap shooftng-R l.. gotts
New York 4. e.. amateur. 4 n.
Henderson. professional
NachtinE-Resolute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
PLAY BELLAIRE
Sophomore Aasfst nall Team OF Ohio
SIDE WiGh school 90 Play ". NJ O. A.
Intermediates Tonight.

The intermediates basket hell team Of
The Young Mems Christian association
plays one N the hardest games 10 VIII
have 90 meet this season az the 1saocla-
ton gymnasium here this evening Ths
fame De- % b. played against the Rf g.
team defeated the MidEeta. The team
which ran the locals 90 score - 90
@ ~ on the bellaire Moor last Wedns o.
DAY evening
The locals viii have Their strongest
lineup Co... and the following f1sn are
expected 20 play during me game shs-
Ter. IHamhera WarrfufI IIovH Tara-
huCci ard James.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.

WATERBURY,, Conn. Jan .1-In q
SLOW teaturoiess bout. GunboAt smith
Shd BattAng Levinsky. heavyweights.
fought twelve rounds to a draw here TO-
night smith was the agEressor
throughout. but was unable TO land any
eitecuNe blows. Levtnsky apparently
cohtentcd himself with warding or
Smiths blows and showed aggressive
work only occasionally.
Ihere was considerable clinchinR The.
crowd Kissed the men frequently, e@pec-.
tally at the close of the bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02

some telling blows. Palmer continued
his rushing tactics In the sixth and
had harang ON the ropes most OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
PLAY GOOD GAME
martins Ferry Aii-consxians BASKET
Hall Team win FROM strong Har
rfHvilie Team.

The fast -ColIegIans basket ball
team Of Martins FERRY defeated the
lfarrisville team az that place last eVon-
INK hy she score ~ ~ 20 rs lu one %
thc best rHmcs 81 the season For the
HarrlavIlir team Enrfon starred willis
an ~ fhr Nli-CoilcUiaus showed nrdl
ability. Nci.lr scoring The most n0irfh
The 'olleElnus were handicapped by
fhc small floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02

oUDNIIT UTIUUs =" 7 III mont, HHWklnS
for Davis. Grafton-Brewster for
Phillips
Field Goals-Fairmont. Bell. il. Al.
nett. !: Davis. ?. Slater. = Amos, l..
Grafton. Sinsell. / f; Loar. Phillips,
/.
Goals From Fouls-Fairmont. Sla-
ter, .. Grafton. Powell. 3.
Referee. Morgan
Scorer. Mckinney.
Time Of halves. 20 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
LOSE BY POINT
Union High School BASKET Bail Team
Drops GOOD Game TO Sistersvils
High at Bsnvood.

Sistersyille high school defeated
Union high school team % Bcnwood
last evening % basket ball by the score
Of p 60 20. The game was one OF the
fastest and hardest fought ever seen
in this vicinity and was suappy all the
way. Both teams played fine ball and
the result was in doubt until the last
play First one team and then the
other forged Co the lead only to loose
IL again during the next few minutes Of
play, with the down-riycr lads finally
no-ius out the victors. The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
JIMMY DUFFY MAKES ooop

BUFFALO, y. Y. Jan --Jimnv
Duny. OF Lockport, outDointed sam
hobldeau, OF Philadelphia. ia ten
round bout here to-day. Zach man
scored knock down Robideau Wa
best at the close Of the fght but was
severely punished By Dunys straight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
CATHEDRAL LOSES


Special Dispatch 90 the IntelliEeneer.
WOODSF1ELD o.. Jan. lin a veil
played basket ball game. filled With cx-
element and hood playing. here this
evening. the local high school team suc-
GO. ded IN defeating the Cathedra high
school ~ Wheeling. BY a score Of 9 10
:. before q large crowd Of students and
loyal admirers :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-02
DEFEAT GRAFTON
Fairmont Y. N. c. A. Basket Ball
Team Takes Interesting Game
From Grafton Team.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Jan. THE
Fairmont Y. VI. c. A. basket ball team
opened its season tonight by defeat
ing the Grafton Y. VI. G. A. in easy
style. the score being go 10 3. The
lineup.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-19

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