Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-30

dissipate the gloom Of the mourning
household.
A claimant 10 the ancient Earldom |
Of SALISBURY Is at present sweeping
crossing IN Mayfair. His connection |
with the family seems remote. as his |
name Is the plebeian one of Collins, /
and not the historic Audley-Cooper,
the patrOnymic of the Earl of Shaftes-
Collins bases his claim on. his des-
cent from Sarah Cooper. daughter of |
he nth Earl Of Shaftesbury, who
tlourlshed in the eighteenth century
But as the present Earl (the ninth
succeeded in an unbroken line OF earls
this claim frop the female line is un-
likely to cause him any uneasiness
So the crossing sweeper claimant
continues to keep the roads clean IN
MAYFAIR for patrician feet. while the
/ real belted earl discharges ornamental
functions as chamberlain TO the prin-
cess OF Wales. and has probably never
heard Of Collins and his claim.
s&s
A record for producing bread from
growing wheat has been established IT
! Blockley. Worcestershire. where a
competition was held among the local
farmers and millers.
The winning time was 81 minutes
which was five minutes better than
the previous record. The wheat was
cut at S:20 At S:25 ii had been
| threshed. and four minutes later y
was being ground In the mill. BY S:3t
the -four had been made up into
I twelve small loaves and cake. which
we're placed IN an oven. They were
we'll baked in 3 minutes.
/ At S:37 what had been growing
wheat 81 minutes before was smoking
new bread
Diving for shipwrecked treasure s
becoming a craze. For many months
treasure-seekers have been at work on
the submerged wrek Of a Spanish gai-
leon which was lost at Tobermory, on
the west coast of Scotland. after the
defeat of the Great Armada.
The lost galleon, which was the
flagship of Admiral Gaspard de Suza,
is supposed TO have carried great
treasure in bullion. None of this has
vet been found. butfrom time to time
the divers have brought up varioN
curious Objects-swords. antique cao-
non. and quaint metal utensils Tne
latest find is two massive silver plates,
supposed to have been the admiral s
. | soup HldNNS'
A new scheme to recover the treas
ure on board the British warship sunk
i'm Balaclava bay, during the Crimean
war has been initiated by the Russian
naval authorities.
The vessel went down in the great
Z storm which destroyed so many Brit
ish ships carrying supplies to the
2 troops She had on board an enor-
nous sum in gold, for the pay of Brit
ish soldiers in the Crimea. Now the
Russian authorities have given order:
to local salvage company to try and
bring up the bullion
| sAb
The picturesque Earl of Ribblssdait
has been in a state Of great alarm ovGl
a the secession of his son, the Honora'
p BILE Charles Lister, from the aristoc
= racy to socialism. So much has Mr.
; Lister been priced by the socialists as
sembled at the Trades Union congress
o at Liverpool. that they have arranged
for the publication in the papers eaci
q day of his presence among then
. charming interviews with socialists
! leaders on the boys acumen, fore
sight. intelligence and brilliant ability
= which have appearedin the English pa
4 pers The truth is the Hon. Charld
= Lister have never been near Liverpool
r In his life. The secret Of the kid
mapping of this callow youth of ]
years into the ranks of socialism
largely due to Miss Gertrude Tuck
= we'll This lady Is most polished, bu
II poor She has associated with IN
. most advanced socialist leaders an
" has done a great deal of work 70
u them. During the Trades Union con
u gress at Liverpool she put up at tn
y Adelphi. which is the most sumptuou
and expensive hotel In the city an
i gave lavish entertainments to rough
u handed and often rough -tongued so
'S cialist leaders, and socialist propagan
dists and revolutionary demagogue'
ir The real object of this was a conte+
j. against Lady Warwick to see whic
= could give the greatest amount Of en-
~ tertainmeuts to the socialists. Durin
IT, the first three days, Lady Warwlc'
- who wore a different dress every te'
u, hours and eliminated in a magnlf
W cent costume of while and blac
~ stripes with an enormous Gainsbo.
p1 hat trimmed with hg black ostric
~ plumes, boasted that she gave I'll
80 very smartest socialistlc parties. II
a. wards the end of the week, howeve
ul Miss Gertrude Tuckwell began to e
Nv the lead and IL became apparent
~ the countess what had been known
10 many o her friends for some time TIL
w the socialist party looked upon her
~ the very reverse of an asset. so wh
/, they had dainty little perfumed not
~ from these leaders of the socialist
~ they gave the preference to Miss Tue
40 we'll and forgave her for being rel
'.e tive OF the Earl Of Ribblesdale
ep' view of the fact that she had brouR
,I' the budding boy, the Hon Charl
~ Lister. into the socialistic movemel
w on the fourth morning, Lady Wa
~. wick suddenly disappeared. metapho
" ically shaking the dust of Liverpo
-, and of the socialists off her pate
leather shoes.
,r II is probable that all the mus
II halls of England will soon be contro
ed by one huge trust. AT present the
are hardly any that are run indepen
entity by an individual manager,
~, 1.-The great majority belong to one
W another of the big variety "ringi
se The tendency Of these existing tru'
to amalgamate is already apparen
w The biggest music hall trust Is I
~ Stoll-Moss combination, which has
~ capltal Of S1O.OOO,000 and controls
:, halls. There are half dozen less
trusts. and among hem they absolul
49, " cOntfoi lne MUSIC ndli DuShi'Sn q
' are working together for the capital
", ~ interest. and keeping performers a
'ch their salaries severely down.
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10 AS dressing for sores, bruises O
IN burns. Chamberlain's Salve is all d
d. can be desired. It is soothing a
'es healing in It's effect. Price 25 Ger
CSC For sale by all druggists.
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