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Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-03-1913 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 7-3-1913 Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-03-1913 New Mexican Printing company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-03-1913." (1913). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/3840 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. - etc SANTA LL 11 MEW MEXICAN fKOI. JO SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1915. NO. 120 NO. IT'S NOT THE SAME FOURTHIT'S A SANE ONE. LOBBY HEARING FIGHT SERVIA WILL DECLARE OFFICIALS AND WAR ON ALLIES I lATrilA STILL f"; LI5 1 flN5 IU COMMITTEE IN SUIT TO BREAK WILL OF SIR JOHN BALKAN STATES GETTING INTO FINE MURRAY LADY SCOTT, SACKV1LLE j J MIX UP FOLLOWING FIGHT AGAINST LAMAR TELLS HOW BARONET CAME TO RE-- j TURKEY-BULGA- ARE HEAVY LOSERS. CONFEI MEMBER HER IN HIS WILL. 3, is to de- PREMIER LOBBYIST TELLS K8W HE London, July War be THE HEALTH COMMITTEE FROM THE London, July 3. "The fig!,! for the clared by Servia against Bulgaria at WROTE RESOLUTIONS TO BE IN- - in rela- I'sUup for which place King Peter Trillions." the suit .'hieh flu. COUNCIL ASSURES WATER COM- tives of the late John Murray Scott and Premier Pachitch departed from RODUCED IN CONGRESS-OT- HER are endeavoring to have pronounced Belgrade this morning, according to PANY NO ACTION WILL BE TAKEN f invalid on the exchange telegraph company. lTNESSES TESTIFY. account of alleged undue influence, the will by which he left The proclamation will state Unit Ser- - TILL BOTH SIDES HAVE PRE- the hulk of his fortune of $5,000,000 to via has been provoked by Bulgaria SENTED THEIR CASE. Lady Sackville, was resumed today In to declare war. jjSfO CONGRESS TO the probate, divorce and admiralty Greeks Victorious. court. Salonild, July 3. The hat tie be- MANY EFFECT WALL STREET As soon as the presldiL-- judge, Sir tween the Greek and Bulgarian troops QUESTIONS ASKED Samuel Thomas Evans, had taken his which began on Wednesday resulted in seat on the bench, Lady Sackville rc a complete victory for (he Greeks, AT MEETING LAST NIGHT Washington, D. C, July 3. Confirm- turned to the witness stand and under according to official reports. The ation of David Lamar's claim that It direct examination by Sir Edward Greek artillery silenced the Bulgarian and the Greek then The vas he who drew the Pearson, her counsel, resumed her guns infantry mayor and health committee congressional lines at. Dnudi account of the friendship with the pierced the Bulgarian fiom the council met last night In tho resolution under which the Stanley r f " The were eventual- baronet. She said it was in the spring "iQjO Bulgarian troops Ucuehun block and conferred with the committee investigated the United oi 1900 while she and the baronet were ion ly driven away from the plain of officers of tho Santa Fe &. Water States teei corporation, was given to driving together that Sir John first Light Lose company. and the full the senate lobby committee today by told her of his intention to leave her Bulgars Heavily. Mayor Lopez He told her now his 3. Servian committee were present, consisting of Henry B. Martin, head of the ?i,000,000. that Belgrade, Servia, July mother was dead, and Sackville of the on A B. Renehan, John Shoemaker and anti-tru- Lady representatives fighting league. had taken a great place in his life, Tuesday between the Bulgarian and Uoinulo Lopez, and from tho water Martin's testimony, less gripping and that he was going to leave her the Servian armies stare that the Bul oinpany C. P. Street, president, and" pnd less startling than Lamar's yes- $1,000,000, his furniture, his houses at garians abandoned several entire bat- Kdgar L. Street, general manager, terday when the latter blandly told of Bagatelle, near Paris, and at Lisbon '- teries of field guns, many rifles and cud Frank Owen, local manager, weru - corfidential relations with Wall Street and, indeed, all except the houses i- much ammunition. lino in attendance. leaders and his impersonations of London which he had left to his nl One thousand Bulgarian prisoners Mr. Renehan, chairman of thd congressmen was corroborati 'S and ters and brothers. " are said to been taken the health committee to ' have by called tho meeting supplementary to Lamar's on several Lady Sackville swore she never Servians who declare that the Bulgar cider and asked the water company nts. U He testified, that aftsr La.Tiar saw the will and did not know it had ians lost S0O dead and 1SO0 wounded. officials what matters they desired to 'Jten the steel trust investigation been made until much later when London Hears Report. ttate to the committee. he (Martin) induced K'.presen-t.Tiv- Sir John spoke of revoking it. London, July 3. Accounts of the President Street said that to Introduce tl. did they Stanley lis The witness said she and her family lighting between the former Balkan wanted to talk to the committee, as not. ti 11 was its Stanley that Lamar were referred to by the Scotts as the allies in Macedonia coming from the u;e of Hie last clauses in the reso- but did not to the to the con- suthor, try suppress "locusts," although her face they various capitals of nations lution passed by the council Invited foci. He disclaimed that were know!)l,'.i charming. cerned are conflicting. the water company to have represen Lamar had used the resolution before She said Servians are issu- Scott threatened to revoke The and Greeks tatives at the investigation. introduction in dealings with finan- his will on the slightest provocation ing circumstantial reports of the de Mr. Reuehan stated that the matter ciers and he he knew noth- while protested Once, when she could not lunch " feat of the Bulgarian troops, was still in a nebular stage, that the ing of Lamar's telephone Impersona- with him ho said: f '.''ill the state as "Very wel:, lattpr just emphatically investigation by the engineer had not tions. and will." Afterward are toward Salon-iki- . go change my that they advancing et been made, and that commlttea Persistent questioning by the sena- he said, "You little which is in of the however, rascal, possession would be glad at the proper time to tors failed to make Martin divulge know would not do i and same you I that." j - Greeks, at the time against receive the evidence from the water what the anti-tru- league was or who cross S.ick-vlll- e the. Servians the whole line, Under examination La ly along side of the case. composed it. He declined to give said she and her husband 1 Mobilization Ordered. company's spent L 19ia 1913 Asked what Mr. would take names of members or tell of the dis- about $15,000 a year. Bucharest, Roumanla, 3. King Phillips July up, Mr. Renehan said he would want position of thousands of dollars he Lady Sackville said that her friend- Phnvte nrrlerpd the general mobiliza the company to empty (he two said it had spent. with Sir John was a to official tion of the Roumanian army today. supply ship platonic mas, according advices from basins, he would want a lire teBt made Edward Lauterbach, the New York one. When she first invited him to Hermosillo, this the Deny Reports of Victory. making sixth day at the Plaza, to prove the water lawyer, who figures in David Lamar's Knole Park she did not know that he GEN. FIGUEROA of the battle between the federals BOYS IN BLUE Sofia, Bulgaria, Ju'y 3 The author pres' in hi. re and that he would like the com- - impersonations of congressmen was wealthy and although her father and the constitutionalists. The reb- ities here absolutely denied a.ll state' fin- Punv to be if telephone talks with New York was embarrassed It never occurred to els asserted were in control of menls issued in Belgrade reporting representatives present was not on as they Servian An they desired when the water was anciers, hand today her to get money from him. She all except the central portion of the the success of the troops. committee had ex- out analyzed, or rather when samples were the senate lobby succeeded, she said, in securing all EXECUTED city. MEET BOYS IN official statement sent today says pected when it resumed taking testi- the to Knole Park the Bulgarian troops repulsed the Ser- taken for analyses, so that they could plate belonging take similar too. mony. which was sold, except a gold tea set : vians and captured a number of vil s:inptes d on said Hint Mr. Henry B. Martin of a antl a present from King George I, to the j SECRETARY WILL lages the banks of the Zatnovski Mayor l.opez Phillips trust was called to be ex- - in Macedonia. Afterward orders had also been instructed to make an league here, first duke of Dorset, which went to j GRAY river A TODAY NOT PRODUCE to to cease estimate of the cost of a water - jimined however, on Lamar's America., It. , was valued at $25,000.
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