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Evening journal., 1906-12-04
HORSE SUSPENDED
IN THE AIR

In backing a team up TO the curb in
front OF the establishment Of Booker.
Scott and Moore, at Fourth and French
streets to-day. an employe Of the con-
Germ caused the wagon to upset and
for a time the horse attached to the
vehicle was suspended in the air. 1t
was not injured. however
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Kent chaneerx court.
Special to The Eveiing Journal.

Special TO The Eve ling Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Dec. 4--Chancellor
Nicholson yesterday opened the new quar-
ter session OF the Court Sf Chancery. nxed
by act Of the last Legislature TO relieve
the work OF the Court OF Chancery which
became congested because OF the long per-
iod between sessions.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
HUSBANDS SHOT
PROVES FATAL

sallie Miners, the colored woman
who was accidentally shot in the stom-
ach by her husband at Dover several
days ago died at the Delaware Hospital
last evening.from the wound.
Before her death the woman exoner-
ated her husband from all blame. say
ing that the shooting was entirely ac-
cidental. and occurred while the man
was cleaning q revolver Her body was
sent to Dover by Deputy Coroner
James Il. Chandler to-day.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Railroad pireeors Meet.

Directors Of the Delaware railroad
this morning held their annual meeting
at the new Office building at Water and
Frnech streets. only routine business
was transacted. Those at the meeting
were: president J. p. Green, Of
Philadelphia; Secretary X. S. Green, w.
w. Lobdell H. II. Kenney Manlove
Hayes, J. ]. Ross. Samuel Bancroft and
Murray aNndever.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Reception Postponed.

Owing to the Illness OF a brother-in-
law Of the Rev. F. NJ KirlSus. rector
Of Trinity Church, the reception which
was TO be held in the parish house this
evening has been postponed. DR..
IIirlSus has been called TO the bedside
of his brother-in-lw. at his home IN
Washington. d. c.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Plan 10 Get Now Members.

A new plan has been determined upon
by the Membership Committee OF the
Board Of Trade TO increase the strength
CT that body. The plan If 10 request an
present members by postal card 10 ssrd
in the names OF desirable prospective
members or friends. II is thought that
by doing this the membership OF the
board viii be materially increased
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
WINTERS COLD
Tinslins Ears and Toes Cell to Mind
tho Seasons Woes.

Tingling ears and stiffened fingers
brought TO the minds Of those early
astlr this morning that old winter had
arrived at last. The drop in temper
ature since last night was very sudden,
a change Of more than thirty degrees
being recorded by the thermometer
within the space Of few hours.
Passengers on trolley cars and rail-
road trains for the first time this year
were obliged to scrape the frost from
the window panes in order to see out
side, and wherever water had collect
ed its surface was covered with a
thin layer OF ice. The streets and
sidewalks in places were covered with
a CLASSY surface. rendering pedestrian
ism dih1cult and somewhat dangerous.
This change is hailed with JOY by
the dealers in coal and heavy clothing,
and in fact all those who hope TO see
an old-fashioned Christmas. Rising
temperature is expected during the af-
ternOOn.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
To Hear Dispute in win Case.
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

DOVER. Dec. 4--Judge James Penne-
Will mas invited ctiahcellor Nicholson 70
sit with him next Monday in Kent coun-
~ in determining the Orphans Court case
brought up under contest over the VIII
Of the late Mrs. John NJ Fard, whose
husband was for years proprietor of the
Bayard House Dover. There is a disputed
claim OF s2o4s for board and nursing by
one Of the heirs.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
In New Quarters.

The J. A. Wilson Company. under
takers, have removed to new and COM
modious rooms at No. 216 Wset Sew
enth street. Mr.. Wilson is one Of the
oldest and most successful funeral di-
rectors in the city.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Mr.. Allison 10 Lecture.

on Wednesday evening at West
Presbyterian Church the pastor. the
Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr., will speak
on "The Amusements for a Christian"
This interesting subject it is thought
win attract a large crowd.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Ledas Men to Entertain.

On Thursday evening members Of
Welcome Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, will
have a Ladies' Night" in their head
quarters In Eden Hall. A feature Of
the entertainment will be an illus
trated lecture on the Yellowstone Park.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Iron Workers Laid oH

Seventeen iron workers who 'have
been employed on the elevated struc-
ture through this city have been laid
off because Of a scarcity Of structural
iron for the work.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

Thieves last night took from the black
smith shop Of James L. Polk az Newport
blankets and harness valued at 800. There
is no clue to the thievex
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Broke shn,,ldor alad.

Joseph Clark fell from railroad
treste while walking between this
city and New Castle yesterday and
broke his shoulder blade. He is at
the Homeopathic Hospital
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Yardmaster M.

Joseph Durham. the p, B. and W.
yardmaster at the Third street yards,
is confined to his home with a serious
illness.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Blood Poison Follows Needle Prick.

while sewing on Saturday. Mrs
Thomas Ecker.ch, Of No. 7l6 Church
street ran needle in her right hand.
Blood poisoning has resulted and Mrs
Eckerich's condition is now eeg.o.s
DR.. Ostra Is In attendance.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04
Mr.. Reynolds Gets the Contract.

The Board Of Water Commissioners has
awarded to j. Edward Reynolds tailor,
Of No. 100 w. Sixth street, the contract
for ten uniforms for the department EN-
forms for the Board Of Health employees.
1t is the first time Mr.. Reynolds ever
bid on contract work and that he has Sc
cured both contracts speaks well for him.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

and everything il is on, including ali
our advertisements, appeals to thosa
who labor and are dependent on their
daily wage.
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

The oblsct o. organised labor Il 70
benefit its members. That ia the rsa-
son why this label
Evening journal., 1906-12-04

WEATHER:
WARMER TONIGHT.
FAIR, WARMER WEDNESDAY,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

thn view OF erecting "a monument go
the memory 81 the members 81 koos-
uvolts Rough Riders who fell in the
snanlgh-AmeilCan war and whose
bodies rest Ia Arlington cemetery,
Va Mrs Cnpfun stated that the
movement has received She cordial
approval Of President Roosevelt The
proposed monument la 90 be- OF YER
mont granite. twelve feet hlgh ana
Eve feet square at the base. u ~
proposed 60 have The names of an
members of the Rough Rider rogl.
inont on the shat ana the estimated
cost % s247.5O The funds are 90
be- ralaed by popular subscription.
Mrs. CaprOn q tho widow OF Cap
tain Cnpron. Jr who was IN charge
OF troop l. of the Rough Riders
When the regiment entered the bat
ile OF las 0uaaimas on June "a, 1898,
Captain Capr0n asked permission 20
lead his troops. and was killed ahOri-
iy after the opening of the hatiie.
Hamilton Fish. lr.. Was killed about
the snmo time Il was one Of the
Grst engagements with the spanlards
occurring about week before che
battle OF San Juan
Major A. r. Capron ST., was near
the sccno oi the same battle. but was
engaged 10 unloading his artillery a.
the time He contracted fever while
Ia the service and died soon after re-
turning 90 the United states. 10th
bodies are Inferred IN Arlington ccm-
etcry The Cupron family has been
connected with army listory since
tho Revolutionary war
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
ATTORNEY FIELD
JUGGLED THE
STATISTICS
IN Ills Talk at the Elk's Opera
House Last Saturday
Night

Attorney Field made quito a splurgo
ihe other wight ai ihp opera house on
statistics. hls compilation of stalls
Ties a altogether incomplete and mis-
ieadiuH ns win be- shown On thiH pa
per ncalriur 90 be accurate in the
presentation cot the lacia in the case
thin paper ui'i publish the faces az
they are and Will show where tho rec
apuuaihiliiy f1f Increased taxes Isl
ana Mr. Fielda assumed Ignorance oi
certain material facts with reference
to sac Mckinley county honda will
also hc shown. For instance. ho tried
20 make Il appear that Ncaior Mon
toya collected f2i.000 for which no
accounting has been made. He prals-
80 co amor Otefo and thanks God for
hia action. but ne furgctg 10 tell the
audience that &. v. Stafford. the trhv-
cling auditor under Governor Oioro.
and alili such under Governor Haeor
man. made a full and complete lnvcg.
ilgntiou and report ln regard 10 this
matter, which The Evening Citizen
will publish IN ita next issue, and In
which Mr. Stafford nnds there was
nothing wrong in the matter Bot n
there vas. what had Tom Hubholl %
DO with the negotiation and sale Of
these hondni These bonds were sold
under The administration Of G. X.
Nowhail.
On the question of taxes Mr. Field
and tine Democrat Journal try %
make q appear that the taxes have
boon increased and that that Increase
g. duo 10 the administration Of county
affairs By the county commissioner
during the past three or four years.
Both the Journal and Mr.. Field neg
lect 90 point out % The public that
the increase 10 taxes has been due %
iho increase Of school taxes, city tax
cs and territorial taxes. which haven't
anything 20 90 with the county taxes
or the administration OF county az
fairs. All this viii be shown iu que
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
DAUGHTER OF STANDARD
OIL MAN MARRIED
BECOMES WIFE or FORMER OFF,
cER or The NORWEGIAN
NAVY.

bridgeport Conn. Oct is..-Tho
marriage OF Johannes schiou. for
moriy an officer IN the Norwegian
navy. then sailor nnd subsequently
"a chauffeur. 90 Miss May Esther Bel
ford daughter Of a muliimillionaire
Standard OH man. again vcrihes the
old adage Love conuuors all Mr.
Schiott WIS @ lieutenant in The Nog-
weglan navy, whei. two years ago,
he came 90 the United States ON
leave 81 absence While attending a
concert by his brother. Christian
Schluii. a distinguished pianist ln
brooklyn the lieutenant met Mlss
Bedford Waving called nt the Bed-
ford home few times he went back
90 Norway and resigned his commits
sion Ia the navy Mr Bedford and
hif family went 90 their summer
home nt Green Farm, alx miles from
this city. early thla summer 10 re-
main until late Ia che fall. Mr.. schi'
OFT came 20 Bridgeport and obtained
a position as mechanic and chauf-
feur IN garage az small pay, hut
this did not appear 90 matter much
10 him; no wanted 90 be near Miss
Bedford and he was satisfied while
much devoted 90 the young woman
the former lieutenant did not neglect
hts work and IN short time $50
pleased hls employers that he was
appointed secretary 20 the eompHuy
Considerable opposition was offered
b. Mas Hcdford's parents. hnl they
finally gave in, with the result as
above stated Miss bedford is q
blonde. very pretty, ana o. plucby
as she Is pretty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
RESULTS TIL
There Can Be No Doubt About the
Results IN Albuquerque.

Results tell tho tale.
An doubt Is removed
The testimony Of on Albuquerque
citizen
Can DO easily investigated.
What better proof can bo hads
Sir. j. Hall of 6i9 South First
street, Albuquerque says "Ono Of
my daughters suffered hackacho for
about eight months or a year Some
times q was so bad that she was
completely prpstratod for day ~ %
"a q time read about Doan's Kid
uey pills ia our Albuquerque nawa-
papers and thonght Il they only per-
formed half what they promised they
might help my daughter. and We pro-
cured a box ln % remarkably short
time tho modieine took effect and "a
continuation OF the treatment a little
longer stopped the hachacho. Wo are
pleased 10 recommend Doan's kidney
Pills"
For sale by an dealers Price 60
cehts Foster Milhurn Co. Buffalo.
n. Y. sole agents ior the United
States.
Remember the maine Doan's and
take no other. %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
QUICK RISE IN SILVER
IS ANTICIPATED
DENVER BANKING INSTITUTION
SAYS AMOUNT or GAR MET.
A. AVAILABLE 70
SMALL.

A Denver dispatch says that 80
formation received from one or the
most prominent and trustworthy
hanking and brokerage FIRMS In Den.
yer Is 20 the eject that the supply
oft bar silver available Tor export DO
reduced So some G,O00 900 ounces, and
chat rapid rise in the price OF Sill
yer D. cKpocted--Huch q rise aa should
have very large effect on the districts
directly interested ln mining the
white metal
Manufacturers OF ailvorware have
recently Increased their purchases.
The United States and Mexico are
both in the market buying silver for
the manufacturing OF small coins.
and advicca received from Mexico
state that the inonoss OF the MeXi-
can dollar is 90 be- reduced from 80
20 500 80 discourage export from that
couniry 90 China and other silver
using nations, where che Mexican
dollar Is now standard
Wednesday last the treasury DO
parlment bought 100000 ounces OF
silver In New York for delivery al
the Beaver mint the price paid being
6u.2i cents compared with 6A.l6
cents the Wednesday preceding
ln tho eight months ending with
August London Imported 2ii,320,000
ounces of silver, most Of d from New
York. This compares with an import
OF LIKELIHOOD ounces Ia the like per-
Tod of 1905. showing an increase In
American purchases of 53,3W6,O0u
ounces from New York aluae naa
been 2f.lib001 ounces per month up
TO August 81, the 100000 ounces
now available are apt 90 ho bid for
with Increased avldlty and rapid
advance ln quotation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
PAINTERS FALL
THIRTY FEET
SAM SCALES susTAlNs FRAc
TURF or BOTH LEGS AND
WILLIAM KOCH HAS
SACK INJURED,

Sam Scales, "a painter. sustained a
fracture OF the right knOo ana loft
ankle and william Koch uno of tho
Royal cafe pronrittpra. had his back
injured in an accident which occur
rod while they were painting the
Royal restaurant says the Hisbeo
sinner.
Al the time ihe accident occurred
the men were working on a acaiiold
more than thirty feet above tho
ground. when a defective hook which
held the scsffold in place broke. lot-
ting the men lail 10 the ground be-
low with a crash Both men landed
on their foot. but IN some way Scales
caught both bis logs under che scat
fold which a is believed WAS reapon-
aible for the seriousness of his iniur
les
A number Of people sitting On the
plaEza of the Copper Queen hotel wilt
messed tho aocidout aud rushed TO
whore the men lay covered with
paint from head 90 foot. and carried
them into the house. Dr. Bailey Of
the q. a A. dispcngary and DR. Miner
of che Copper Queen stan we're sumo
monod and q was soon discovered
thai sculeB had sustained fractures
OF both legs no was taken io the
G. a a hospital. where his Injuries
were attended
The iniuriea sustained hy - are
not az serious nature. but u will
be al least two months before Scales
viii recover the pse Of his limhs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
GOLD BRICK MEN
THRIVING IN
LONDON
New Variation Of Old Swlndlo
Practlced by Americans
Win Some Success.

The experience of two people who
narfuNly escaped bgne Victims oi
one of che American "Euld brick
bands s related in thia wooka Truth,
hhys cahICgram from London.
These pUfaous were GA The point OF
going back % tho United States win
1000 pounds sterling. $4,000, in hard
cash. % be- paid over 90 one OF the
awindiere when their h=Hkars' can.
tlon and n paragraph in Truth con-
corning the solf-aame rogue with
whom they had been in negotiation
deferred them
The opcrdng act Of the awindle o.
30 address from America letters 90
some man recently deceased and
whose win has been proved. The let
tcrs are designed % imply that the
dead man had been. unknown 90 hia
family. aROrding financial assistance
10 some unknown IN the Tar west. "a.
military known az Thomas. who
was engaged in prospecting Tor gold.
The letter announces that Thomas =
operations have been rewarded by
the discovery of o mine Of surpasaa
lng wealth and that be has decided
20 convey a half share Of the prop
erty 90 his boneiactnr IN England.
In the present Instance Mrs. 3. and
her brothor-in-laW were tempted 10
go 10 New York and meet 60 James
Cromwell" who wrote the letters.
To showed them a sample ~ what
looked IKE gold. aa big az u tennis
ball. Thomas" he said. had uoy-
onty-thrce sacks of similar stun. vale
uod az 1900 000. ID then appeared
tina, ia vein of gold encroached on
tho adjoining property, but the own
or was unaware OF %. SO they had Ga
go cautiously Co work and purchase
the land from him. The man only
wanted q modest sum OF $4,000 for
~ and after numerous interviews
Mrs. 3. ana her relative came back
90 England 10 get this sum.
Their banker, however. asked them
the reason for drawing such a large
sum. aud his suspicious saved them
from being dupod Truth states that
this swindlo Is being tried on some
body IN Great britain almost every
day with a sufficient percentages OF
successes 90 make il profitable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
INDIAN HELP WANTED
AT LAGUHA OAHSITE
RANsAcRiNo THE RESERVATION
FOR LAnoRERs AT a1.T5
a DAV.

George ~ Brown, custodian ui the
Indians on the reservation south Of
Phoenix. received notice that tho
contractor on che LaRuna dam work
was prepared 90 enter into con-
tract for Indian labor 40 90 che num-
bor of 800. Says the Republican. The
pay rs 9i75 q day ol olght h0ura. 90
which contractors on government
work arc held down
There are a few of the Indiana 81
Mr. Browns Jurisdiction az the dam
nov. bat he thinks nc can ma
great many more The Indian Is az
economical ut hours as bis white
brother. 80 that ho prefers TO work
Cor the government for the same per
diem There aFo several 0i the IN
dluHs working for the Southern Pa
cinc ON the Colorado river project,
but they have 10 put IA ten hours.
transportation IS furnished the In
dams by the agency as far as Yuma.
and from there io the l.nguna dam-
site. fifteen miles. " costs them 30
cents f1r stage fare. Toe contract
ora prefer unmarried Indians. bit n
they are married they are allowed 80
bring thelr wives and children. The
women are furnished employment IN
the cook houses and elsewhere about
the camp.
There 60 a curious arrangement by
which. though the Indian % CONF
PEELED TO pay bic fare from Yuma 60
the damsito. hts squaw and papooEos
are carried free. u the Indian works
AS long IS thirty days the contract
or pays bis fare hack 90 the resefva-
uun.
Formerly ma the employees on tho
work we're charged d hospital Zoe 81
81 a month. taken nut ol his mrs.
weeks wages That d slightly
changed now. The same hospital Zee
Is charged but e Il paid weekly, At
the rate Of 25 conia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
ELECTION LAWS
UNDER DISCUSSION.
Republican and Democratic
Central Committee Chairmon
Meet and Consider
FLAWS IN THE STATUTE
Interesting agreement Reached
and hi00tod Questions
Amicably Answered.

leaders of the republican and demo
crai.c PARTIES with Chairman nnraum
and Chalrmnn Jones. mot M thig city.
aud discussed The several flaws ln the
9icctinn law which was passed hy the
legislature two years aso. and. amer
considerable discussion, pro and con,
thc fuiiowinr agreement was reached.
copy of which has been mhilcd Ca At.
tornoy General Reid. who vii accept
and ails hls endufaemoni 60 the
agreement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
MONUMENT TO ROUGH
RIDERS IS PROPOSED
MOVEMENT TO ERECT ONE m
NATIONAL CEMETERY AT
ARLINGTON.

while the project for erecting the
Rough Rider memorial Ia Prescott.
Aria. ia going along nicely, u Ca
learned that another movement hiss
been started Tor the erection " a
monument 90 the Rough Riders bur-
Ted IA the national cemtory 40 AR
linglon. Conoorning u the Globe.
Democrat says
Lec a. phupot of tho United states
secret service office received a lcf-
tor yesterday from Mrs Allyn ~.
Caprnn. president OF a monument 40
soelailon that has been formed with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

ORolly street, ono of the big thor
oughfares Of havana. gets lis name
from Gen. Alex. O'Rielly. who named
the streets IN 1868. aud this street
after himself. As the name indicates.
he was OF Irish descent. His fore
fathers emigFatod TO Spain from Ire
land after the battle of the Boyne In
1890 Many OF the O'Riellys have
lived III Cuba and the family had an
abbattOif monopoly Ia Havana which
was terminated when the Americans
took possession IN 1893
Other irish'Spaniarda whose names
are identified with Cuba's history are
the OLawierB and O'D0nneils.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
ILLINOIS CENTRAL READY
FOR Bio ETENsioN NORTH

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, pci iv.~-lt, ~ is
stated. the Illinois Central railroad "a
back Of the projected Lake Superior
a Southern railway. which Is 60 be
built from Madison. the Cenirars
most northern terminus in WlscOn-
sin 70 Huron bay. the Illinois Cen
tral viii have q direct line from the
Eulf Of Mexico to che lakes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
rormenis o. letter and eczema AZ.
iayed.

iho ialonso itching characscrlsilc
eczema, letter and Ike skin dis
cases % instantly allayed By applying
ihamboiian's 3alyo, and MANY So
rafe cases have been permanently
foi by Us noe. For sale By al
dWsglets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
REDUCTION or TARIFF
az SOUTHERN PACIFIC

los Angeles, Cal. Oct l5-Tho 25
per cent reduction ID ia tariil on com.
mudities shipped under refrigeration
which the Southern Pacific commenced
on "Wednesday lass viii have the a.
feet OF much largor shipments OF
fruit from Car ,rnia and cheaper
prices ln iho lls.em states Larger
modliioH VIII afo be encouraged by
the Southern Pacific
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

r. IA. Case, assistant manager for
The stephenson Bennett Consolidated
Mining company operating IN the Or
gan mountains, Dona Ana coui 4,
passed through the city this morn
.ne en route 20 Denver 10 attend the
Wesieil Mining congress, which con.
venues there today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Major w. n. IA. Liowollyn arrived
this morning from Ms homo al las
cruces. The major has been dolnp
some hunting IN the southern part of
we territory pecently with great sue.
cess ~ says that he never saw ouan
more plentiful than now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Conductor shaior loii town last
night ON bis vncation. much of which
30 expects 10 spend with old friends
Ia Ohio. Mr. shafor who ngw lives
"a as Vegas. expects after bis uui-
INK Co move 60 Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

The Flagstaff Sun says W. ID Fin
noy and family have returned They
have been touring the northern aui
visiting an the larger cities. inolud-
'nr "a two weeks visit In New YORK
ana nrooklyn SIR Flnncy bias re-
mmed his duties M Grand Canyon
liapatchor at the Williams depot