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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
WEAKENS HERRICK VOTE

Columbus, o.. Nov. 6.-On the eve
of the election the indications point to
remarkably heavy vote. Successors
to the present republican incumbents
as governor. lieutenant governor. at
torney general. state treasurer. justice
of the supreme court ana member OF
the board of public works are to be
chosen and also members Of both
houses OF legislature and Officials of
the leading cities. The campaign
against the recollection Of Governor
Herrick began months before his re-
nomination and has been carried on so
vigorously by the anti-saloon league
that many Sunday night sermons be-
came political addresses. the speaking
campaign not being ended when the
party organization meetings closed
Saturday night That there are defcc-
tions from Herrick the republican
managers admit, but they claim that
enough new adherents have been se-
cured almost to balance the loss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
BITTER FIGHT IN SAN
FRANCISCO COMES TO END

San Francisco Cal. Nov. 6.-To-
night closed one of the most bitterly
fought municipal campaigns this city
has witnessed for many years.
In the effort to defeat the election of
Mayor Eugene E Schmitz, the Union
Labor candidate to a third term, the
democratic and republican parties
have put a fusion ticket in the field
headed by John S. Partridge, who is
assistant city attorney.
Mayor Schmitz's adherents now de-
clare that his following has sufficiently
increased to overcome the new combi-
nation against him. It is the general
belief that a majority of the fusion
candidates will be elected. The cam
paign ended tonight with a union Ia
Dor parade and a mass meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
ANDREWS DOES
ONE MORE MURDER
AND SUICIDES
Slayer of Bessie BOutOn
Ends Life of Crime.
LASI DEED WAS SHOOTING \
IH OF HIS PAPAM0UR

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 6.-Milton
Franklin Andrews. wanted for the sen.
sational murder OF Bessie Bouton al
Colorado Springs, tonight shot and
killed his female companion, Nulda
Olivia, and then killed himself. An
drews was wanted for a murderous as
sault on william Ellis at Berkeley
Cal. The police located the couple at
74S McAllister street, In this city, and
when they were about to enter the
house tonight Andrews killed the wo-
man and ended his own life.
A little over month ago Andrews
and the woman arrived here on a
steamer from Australia. on the voy-
age they formed the acquaintance of
William Ellis, a horseman, who was
coming to California to attend The
winter racing. Ellis was known to
nave considerable money in his posses
sion. Friendly relations were estab-
lished and when Andrews and the wo-
man engaged cottage at Berkeley
They Invited him to luncheon.
During the meal Ellis was struck in
the head with a hammer and the wo-
man fired a couple OF shots at him, hut
they missed their mark. Ellis manag-
ed to escape and notified the police.
search of the cottage showed that
the pair had made complete prepara-
tons for disposng Of Ellis body Inn
plemcnts for dismembering the corpse,
acids for mutilatlon and large pieces
of oil cloth for preventing blOOdstalns
were discovered. The couple He'd inn
mediately after Elllss escape and were
not located until tonight. Photographs
OF Andrews were obtained and he was
positively identified as the man who
was the friend OF Bessie Bouton, Of
Syracuse. n. Y. who was murdered ai
Cutler mountain, near Colorado
Springs about ten months ago. The
man was then known as Milton Frank
lin and had alias OF William Curtis
Bessic Bouton was murdered and later
the clothing on the body WIS saturated
with benzlne and ignited. When the
remains we're found they were 50 hpd-
lv mutilatcd that only two gold filled
teeth served to identify the victim,
Rewards aggregating $4,000 have been
offered for the arrest OF Andrews.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
DEMOCRATS CLAIM 10000
MAJORITY IN VIRGINIA

Richmond. Va. Nov. 6.-One hun
dred and fifty thousand votes are ex-
pected to be cast In the state tomorrow
when a full state ticket. members OF
the general assembly and county and
city officers are elected These are the
figures given out by representatives Of
the leaders and nominees OF both the
democratic and republican parties
Some few over-zcalous incline to the
belief that the total vote will exceed
that figure. Democratic. republican,
socialist and socialist-labor tickets are
In the field. II Is foregone conclusion
that the entire democratic ticket Will
be elected. that party Ginning a ma
jorily of 10000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
ATIEAPT TO DYNAMITE !
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION BLOWS
WHEELS OFF ENGINE But DOES
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE.

Santa Barbara. Cal. Nov. 6.--An at
tempt was made to wreck the second
section Of passenger train No. north
bound. on the Southern Pacific, about
midnight last night NJ the Los Alamos
bridge. six miles beyond Surf and four
miles north Of Santa Barbara. A stick
OF dynamite had been placed on the
track and when the engine struck Il
there was a terrific explosion. The pi-
lot and wheels of the engine were
blown completely of. but the engine
did not leave the track and no one was
injured.
Railroad officials believe Il was an
attempt TO wreck aud perhaps TO rob
the train and are working on that the
DRY to apprehend the guilty persons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
WILL LET G. o. =. HAVE
FOUR IN MASSACHUSETTS

Boston. Nov. -Massachusetts will
elect state officers tomorrow. The
republican party claims the election of
Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild Jr..
for governor over Charles w. Bartlett.
the democratic nominee by n large
plurality and while predicting also
the election Of Eben $. Draper. their
nominee for lieutenant governor, ad-
nit that his plurality will fall behind
that given to Mr.. Guild. The demo-
Gratis go as far as to claim the election
of Henry NJ. Whitney, their nominee
for second place. by a large plurality
and express confidence in the choice of
Mr. Bartlett by an emphatic endorse
ment. The four other ulaces on the
state ticket are generally conceded to
the republicans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
IRONWORKERS OUT
IN NEW YORK CITY
IN SUPPORT OF GENERAL STRIKE
: or UNION AGAINST AMERICAN
BRIDGE COMPANY.

New York. Nov. Structural iron
workers IN fifty buildings in this Soc
tion by Post and McCord. contractors,
went on strike today IN obedience to
the order voted by their locals and in
support Of the general strike directed
by the international organization
against the American Bridge company.
Post and McCord are accused Of
acting az agents for the American
Bridge company. Fifteen thousand
men Of various trades are thrown out
Of employment by the local strike. All
strikers were Immediately ordered
back to work by the general arbi,ra-
ton board Of the building trades em-
pl0yers association today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
CHICAGO ELECTION Will
BE A QUIET AFFAIR

Chicago, Nov. 6.-Election day in IL
linois tomorrow promises to be a quiet
one as party lines have not been drawn
very closely during the campaign and
the indications tonight are that not
over one-half the regular number of
ballots will be polled. member of
congress is to be elected in the Four
teenth district to succeed Benjamin F.
Marsh who died last summer. and
commissioners will be elected in nine
teen counties not under township or
ganlzation. In Chicago five judges OF
the superior court. one judge of the
circuit court and a president and nine
members of the sanitary district are to
be chosen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
PRINCE AND PARTY
GUESTS OF ADMIRAL SANDS

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 6.-pfIncc
Louis of Batienherg returned today
from Washington. whore he has been
since saturday The prince and party
were driven to the naval academy
ground. where they were received by
"a company Of marines and the naval
academy band. They were then
guests of the officers OF the academy
until the time for the dinner given by
Admiral Sands. superintendent of the
academy This was the most notable
social event Of the stny of the fleets
IN this harbor the guests being limited
TO the admrals and captains Of the
fleet and one or two others. Governor
Warheld and Adlutant General cln-
ton L. Riggs were The only non-naval
guests.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
HEAVY VOTE LOOKED
FOR IN INDIANAPOLIS

indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 6.--Leaders
of both republican and democratic
parties tonight express confidence in
the outcome Of the election tomorrow.
heavy vote Is looked for. II is esti-
mated that more than 100000 has
been wagered on the result, with the
odds firm at to In favor Of Mr..
Bookwalter republican candidate for
mayor. While the result IN eleven pre-
cincts whore voting machines are to Re
used will be known early tomorrow
evening It Is not expected the results In
the districts will accurately forecast
the outcome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
CHAIRMAN ALLEGES JEROME
WILL BEAT COMBINED VOTI

New York, Nov. 6.--John A. Henne-
berry, chairman Of Mr.. Jerome's cam
palgn committee, issued a statement
tonight predicting the triumphant re-
turn of the candidate by greater
total number of votes than those of all
of his opponents. Mr.. Jerome made
his final speech OF the campaign be-
fore a great audience in Cooper Union
tonight.
An almost unprecedented degree of
uncertainty regarding the result of the
final conflict at the polls tomorrow
marks the close of what has been in
many respects the most interesting po-
litcal campaign ever waged in the
city of New York. Whether McClel-
Ian. Hearst or WINS will be chosen to
rule the destinics Of the metropolis fer
the next four years presents a prob
lem, which In the face of conditions
absolutely unique. battles the skill of
even the most experienced forecasters
OF election results.
This Is due TO complica tions arising
from the appearance in the field of a
new and formidable element repre-
sented by the Municipal Ownership
league, which under the leadership of
William Randolph Hearst has carried
n degree of strength that has been the
HuDJtCl Ol EtltIdl uI1dLelltHl. Inc
Hearst campaign eliminated last night
in monster meeting at Madison
Square garden. which was marked by
an unparalleled display of enthusiasm.
supporters of the candidate to the
number of 10000 being unable to gain
admission to the hall. simultaneously
another great meeting of almost equal
dimensions held IN the Hippodrome.
testified to the strength of the follow
ing OF Mayor Mcclellan.
Tonight the managers of the three
mayoralty candidates declare them
selves TO be absolutely assured Of vic
tory tomorrow.
Betting Unusually Slack.
OF betting on the result there has
heen considerably less than I'm former
years, due apparently to the general
feeling OF uncertainty and to the indi-
cations that the result may be very
close. In Wall street this afternoon the
odds ended to on Mcclellan. at
which price q prominent broker Offer
ed to wager 500 to $50 900. The same
broker placed bet of $4,000 to TO-
900 on the mayor BETS on WINS ruled
about to and on Hearst I to 2ih.
Odds on the election Of Jerome were
about the same as on Mcclellan. and
many large sums were wagereds by
supporters of the district attorney
whose meteoric canvass has been one
Of the most spectacular features of tho
campaign.
Rumors of colonization on large
scale and of Illegal registration have SO
far PLAYED a minor part I'm the cam
naign. but tonight State SuperIntend-
ent Morgan issued statement declar-
ing that fraudulent schemes had beer
discovered of greater magnitude than
the records OF his office showed to
have existed before, and that he had
taken radical steps to prevent this H.
legal voting. A large number of war.
rants greatly In excess OF those al
first called for. Mr. Morgan said, had
been secured and would be served by q
newly established secret service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
AMERICANS STILL IN
DANGER AT Lien CHOW
CHINESE MAKE ANOTHER FU-
TILE ATTEMPT TO BURN MIS-
SION HOUSES.

Washington. Nov. G.--Consul Gener-
al lay at Canton today cabled the
state department that he has received
a letter from a missionary IN the
neighborhood of Lienchow, the scene
of the recent massacre OF American
missionaries reporting an attempt to
burn one OF the mission houses there
The feeling remains unsettled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
SWEEPING
VICTORY
FORJEROME
Predicted in Spite of Bold
Scheme to Defeat Him.
CLAIMS VOTE WILL OUTNUMBER
TOTAL OF ALL OPPONENTS
Unparalleled Campaign Of Hearst
Makes Outcome Of Election Most
Uncertain ia History of
New York.

New YORK, Nov. 0.--District Attor-
ney Jerome nj the final rally of his
s,nno,.ors IN Coonc,. r-nion to,io,,t
haue sehs'itioh wren on reachihg ihe
platform lie exhibited plate from
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
Tom WnIsh's secrclnry suIcIdes.

Washington. Nov G.--washington
]. Quiggle. private secretary to Thorn
as F. Walsh. shot and probably fatally
wounded his wife shortly after mil
night tonight. and then shot himself
In the heart, dying instantly. 0uiggle
was 25 years old. The tragedy oc-
CURED IN their apartments at the
Brunswick.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07
ODEssA's TRADE MENACED
WITH UTTER RUIN

Odessa. Nov G.-Fresh disorders
were reported nc o'clock this evening
in the suburb of Danlia Melnitzl.
Troops have been dispatched there.
The theatre of the town of Aker-
man. near Odessa Is In flames.
The governor general has requested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07

New York. Nov e.--wlllam How
ard and Louis Crawford. the young
men arrested here last week. accused
Of throwing the dlsmembered h0dy of
Susan Geary into Boston harbon we're
arrnlgned IN police rourt today and
rcmanded to await extradltlon papers
from Boston.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-11-07

ties unknown to the other deputies OF
his force
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01

and are acting upon that conviction and acquiring residence and business property while 1t Is within their reach. The pe- riod of golden opportunity Is almost gone but there is time yet for those of moderate means to make investments, which may prove the foundation of future fortunes. Therefore REALTY urges its
 readers not to delay, not to trife with chance. This advice Is largely unselfish, for the Birmingham Realty company is under no necessity for forcing sales of It's holdings. Indeed If 1t were aotuated by merely sordid motives 1t would with draw from the market and await the time for reaping all of the benefits which are to be had from an increase of val ues which is certaln-inevitable, would be the better word. But the company real
 izes that every new home built; every
 addition to the population, may be reck-
 oned as So much of an asset for it. So it says BUY-from us, if you will and our terms are as easy and equitable as those of any holder of property-but BUY and BUY NOW. There are men in Bir-
 mingham today who are regretting that they did not heed sound advice and close
 with opportunities which presented them selves earlier In the year. What they have lost Is tangible-they can feel the dollars
 and cents of 1t; and, bitterest of all. is the reflection that such chances may , not present themselves again. But regrets
 are worse than useless unless they bear fruit in action. The only thing for such ! men to do Is to profit by the experience.
 This Is enough of preachment, The fu- ture of Birmingham Is so bright 1t daz- zles the vision The developments of the
 current year have been astounding. They have outshot all prophecy; but they are as nothing compared with the certain ties of the next twelve months-the things which are assured-to say nothing of the probabilities which follow in their train. None of us has the hardhood to attempt | to set a limit to the possibilities of the coming year. It may witness more of &C.,
 complishment than all the years of the past history of the city-not, of course, in the actual construction of plants, but in the bewildering succession of announce ments of consummations of plans which have been germinating for a long time. HE ALi I'M
 But the one thing which affords most qualification to the thoughtful observer
 is the people of Birmingham now have unbounded faith in the future of their city. The doubting Thomases are all dead or have been stricken dumb. The spirit of confidence and enthusiasm permeates all classes. Every one of us, rich or poor, ic of he ur ready and willing to talk for it and work
 for 1t. The old cry, Great is Birmingham
 is drowned in the chorus, Greater and
 Greater is Birmingham" A city with such
 spirit is invincible. Difficulties which loomed In the past as mountains have
 shrunk into moehills before it. No ob- stacle can withstand its fervent heat It's electrical energy cannot be computed. It | means that nothing is impossible for Bir- | mingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
NEW FIRM TO BE
 AMONG TIE BEST
MCCONNELL AND ANGLlN FORM A PARTNERSHIP AND WILL DO Ex- TENslvE REAL ESTATE, RENTAL AND INSURANCE BUSINESS.

The new firm. Mcconnell & Anglin the organization of which went into effect yesterday, will be one of the strongest in the real estate, rental and insurance field in Birmingham The two partners in the firm are among the oldest and best real estate men in the city, and have been associated with that line of business for many years
 Mr. Roscoe Mcconnell, who was former ly associated with the firm of Mcconnell x Cartwright, entered the real estate and rental business in Birmingham more than seventeen years ago. He Is one of the old residents of the city and Is thoroughly familiar with the property values in the city and has large circle of friends.
 The agreement between Mir. Mcconnell and MT. Cartwright when the firm dis solved was that neither of them should succeed to the business of the old firm, but that both were free to solicit it. Mr. Mcconnell expects to carry a great doal of the business of the old firm to the new one.
 MT. T. l.. Anglin has also been in the real estate and rental business for many years. He originally started in 1887, and with the exception of a Jew years has been fin that line of business ever since He has made a speciality of rentals and especially in business property. He is agent for many of the stores throughout the city. As the head of the firm, T. L, Anglin & Co.,. he built up large business, and one that was steadily growing.
 The new firm will be one of the strong est In the city. It is prepared to handle any real estate business. rentals or in- surance The home of the firm will be at 201s Third avenue. just two doors west of the office occupied by T. l.. Anglin X Co., The office will be handsomely fitted out. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01

During the month of September the Birmingham Realty company sold sSS.- BOO worth of property in and around Nor wood.
 These sales are but the confirmation of a fact which REALTY has been endeav- bring to impress upon the public from the date of It's first issue, and that fact Is, THE EASTERN NORTH HIGH LANDS IS THE HOME CENTER OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM
 It is not necessary to dwell upon argu- ments in support of a proposition which has been accepted as demonstrated The public knows that the Eastern North Highlands is the residential section near est to THE GROWING PORTION OF THE CITY, and to those great manufact- uring centers. North and East Birming- ham; that it is the most accessible DOT ton of the Highlands. having the easiest ascent and best transportation facilities; that the topography lends itself peculiar ly to home- building, as the soil is te- nacious and will not wash, and the sur face is comparatively level, reducing the expense of preparing lot for building
 
 right and the scenery cannot be sur passed anywhere in the Birmingham dis trict; that natural health conditions are excellent, and the permanent improve ments have been made in accordance with the best engineering methods. and that the social atmosphere created by the people who have already built homes out there is charming. In word, the public Is convinced that the Eastern North High lands will satisfy the needsaand demands of the most exacting homeseeker.
 VERDICT OF A STRANGER
 There is, however another and more significant reason for this extraordinary demand for property on the Eastern North Highlands The people have at last accepted another fact-LOTS IN AND AROUND NORWOOD ARE THE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY TO BE HAD IN THE SOUTH REALTY has proclaim ed this insistently for months, and no one now questions the statement Visi- tors grasp the truth of it at once A few days ago a gentleman came into the office and inquired the price of lots in Nor wood. When told. he purchased a lot without further question, explaining that he was a commercial traveller who cover- cd wide scope of country and who was familiar with the values of real estate In all of the southern cities, and he bought the lot as the best investment which had been offered to him in the course of his travels. He was astonished to find residence property of this class so low in a city of the achievements and promise of Birmingham. This is but one instance. It is undoubtedly true that many outsiders have a better appreciation of the possibilities of investment in Bir- mingham real estate than the people themselves.
 PEOPLE AWAKENING.
 REALTY is glad to note however that the people of Birmingham are awakening to the fact that values of real estate are lower now than they can ever be again.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
 AS A RECORD BREAKER

The Extraordinary Demand for Residence Property Demonstrates that the People of Birmingham are Con-
 of the Greatness of Their City and of the Ger
 tainty of Grand Things in the Immediate Future Ths Together Spirit Permsates Every Class of Citizens
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
Morris Avenue
 Proposition $ll,0O0

We offer handsome store on Morris avenue, 25xS2h feet, new and modern three-story building, with pressed brick front, equipped with elevator, water and electricity, at $11.000, present oc- cupant to remain another year at $1,000 rent.
 Bear in mind that Morris avenue is NOT PROSPECTIVE business prop erty. It is and has been for fifteen years the recognized headquarters for the wholesale fruit and produce. feed and grain and grocery business, and the area is limited, only four blocks. Anything in those four blocks is and always will be gilt-edge business prop erty.
 A. R. DEARBORN & CO.,,
 No. 1921 First Avenue.
 Ask for Mir. Hanby.