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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-19
SAYS MURDERER or MIiItNDRIE
HAD COUNTRY "BUFkALOED"
Dispute rs to Who Was Best Roper
Caused Tragedy.

Special to the Morning Journal
Springer, n. NJ, Feb. 1S.-Furthcr
details received in regard to the kill
ing OF Lee McHeudric by Robert sam
mon at the Crosby ranch in this county
indicate that the murder was the re-
suit of a trivial dispute. According to
witnesses of the crime Sammon shot
McHcndrie because the latter claimed
TO be a better hand with the lariat
than SammOn. one citizen has stated
that Sammon has had the people Of
the southern part of ColfaX county
"buffaloed' for a long time, and that
the real facts about the killing may
never be known. 1t Is reported that
Sammon has more than one murder
to his credit
The murderer is still in the Jail at
Ration waiting examination.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-19
EarthauaIsc I'm St. Vincent.

Kingston, ST. Vincent d. w. l.. Feb
1s.-The most severe shock Of earth
quake that has ever been experienced
in this island since 1909 was felt at
1904 p. m, today buildings of every
description rocked violently and peo-
pie rushed from them to the streets
SO far as has been ascertained no SO,
rious damage resulted beyond the
cracking Of the walls OF houses here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-19
Rlm Rlnzc In Rutland.

Rutland VT Feb. 1S.-SiX large
brick blocks in the business section
of the city occupied by nearly score
of firms and many smaller tenants,
was destroyed by fire today The loss
is estimated at -qdarters of a
million dollars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-19
Rcn DnnlcIs Aconlttcd.

Nogalcs. Ariz. Feb. 1S.-United
States Marshal b. F. Daniels, who was
arrested Friday on the charge of sell
ling a mine for which he had no title.
had preliminary examination yester-
day and was acquitted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-19
TIIIman WIN Survive.

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Till
man who has been Ill with a severe
cold was better today.
Senator Mallory. Of Florida, who al
so has been III Is better.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-19
.Iohn n. slcison ncnd.

Deland Florida. Feb. 1s.--John B..
stetson. the millionaire hat manufac-
tnrer Of Philadelphia. died at his win
ter home at Glen, near De!and, to-
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-19
Opening in Parliament.

When King Edward formally opens
parliament Monday he will set in mo-
ton the wheels of a new government
in Great Britain. His majesty will
make the usual speech from the
throne and parliament will immedi-
Atcly take up the discussion of its re-
ply. The liberal party under the
leadership of Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman will then begin putting
into effect measures which 1t prom
ised in the recent electoral cam
paign.
The Algeciras conference on Mo-
roccan affairs does not promise an i'm
mediate result The discussion of the
most difficult question before the con-
ference. the policing Of Morocco. will
proceed this week. The exchange of
notes which has taken place between
France and Germany leads to the be-
lief that both countries are desrous
of reaching an amicable adjustment
Of the questions involved.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
SULPHURIC GAS DENOUNCED BY
HEALTH BOARD; RELIEF DEMANDED

of common ordinary air and bad smells.
that it Is worth"
The city chemist asserted the amount
Of sulphur in the gas as now supplied
is positively injurious to health and q
great risk Of contracting pneumonia IS
taken by users Of the product
viii Go to Council
Or. Powers and city Gas Inspector
Jordon were instructed to go before the
council and to report to that body the
condition of the gas which Is now be-
ing furnished.
Gas Inspector jordan said: "The gas
as it is pumped into the mains does
not contain much free sulphur. It does,
however, contain considerable amount
of sulphuretted hydrogen, which is con-
verted into sulphur by combustion, so
the final effect is the same as If the
free sulphur we're i'm the gas.
80 far as | know there are no or
dinances in any American cities bear
ing on the subject which could be used
as guide and precedent, but in sew
cral English cities the percentage of
sulphur is regulated by local ordi-
nance.
Most of the cities there provide that
not more than sixteen or twenty grains
of sulphur shall be contained in 100
feet of gas. The gas that is used in
Los Angeles contains from fifty to 100
grains to the hundred feet. This
amount is injurious and some action
should be taken to regulate it,
DR.. Powers and Inspector Jordan will
meet the council later in the week and
an effort will be made to frame an or
dinance covering the desired ground
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
SUIT THREATENED
BY LIQUOZONE"
PATENT MEDICINE MAN TALKS
TO HEALTH BOARD
Admits Medicinal Value Of Prepara-
ton Is Nothing, but Says
This Fault Is Gen.
eral

"While I do not wish to make any
threats against this body. If the order
of the board of health is carried I'm re-
gard to the promulgating Instructions
among the druggists Of this city to
label Liquozone as poison to be used
externally only, / shall endeavor to
secure an injunction restraining such
action and will institute damage suits
against the members of this board in
dividualy," said w. w. Kaufman, Pa
cific coast representative for Liquozone,
last night at meeting Of the board of
health.
81 understand that the action of this
board In proceeding against LiquozOne
is the result of the procedure of the
Iboard of health of the city and county
Of San Francisco" continued Mr.. Kauf-
man. "That board took much the same
action as you took some two weeks
ago when you made the order to the
city chemist. instructing him to tell all
of the druggists of the city to label
bottles containing Liquozone as poison,
to be used externally only.
Injunction Secured
'If such is the case 1 should like to
tell you of the result of that course of
action in San Francisco. The order of
instruction to the druggists of San
Il
secured an injunction restraining the
health office from distributing the in
structions. | Furthermore filed a dam
age suit against the individual MEM
bers of the board. Now the board is on
It's knees to me asking that do not sue
them for damages and promising to
discontinue the proceedings against
Liquozone.
"All ask is that Liquozone is not to
be Disseminated against IL you will
proceed against Liquozone in company
with all the rest OF the patent medi-
cines that are sold in Los Angeles
shall not complain at ALL What 1
object to is your singing out Liquo-
zone when it is no more injurious than
any of the other patent medicines.
"As to the medicinal value of Liquo-
zone / am quite frank. SO far as l
know it possesses none. But that trait
is not peculiar to Liquozone; none of
the patent medicines contains any heal
ing power so far as have been able to
ascertain"
Here the mayor interrupted Kauf-
man.
Fails to Answer
''Do you mean to ask this board to
allow the sale of stuff that contains no
medicinal value whatever for 81 per
bottle which Furthermore is positively
injurious if used for any length of
timer"
Kaufman made no answer to the
question.
DR.. Powers said: "Liquozone con-
tains | per cent of free sulphuric acid.
Possibly no injurious results would fol-
low three or five doses of the stuff, but
a constant use of sulphuric acid is un-
ouestionably injurious. As to its being
able to cure anything from consump-
tion to corns that is of course absurd y
The board voted to obtain the opinion
of City Attorney Mathews before tax
ing any further steps, but it was stated
by one of the members of the board
that the fight against all patent medi-
cines in general, and Liquozone in par
ticular, as being specially obnoxious,
will be continued.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
STRINGENT ORDINANCE WILL
BE ASKED
Users Of Commodity Are in Danger OF
Pneumonia, Asserts Physician.
Council viii Be Re-
quested to Act

Sulphuric gas as furnished to local
consumers was dealt with in no un-
certain terms by the board of health
last night.
AS a result the council will be asked
to pass an ordinance providing that
not more than twenty grains Of sui
phur shall be contained in 100 cubic feet
of gas.
81 move that request be made and
sent to the city council asking that an
ordinance be passed providing for a
higher quality of gas. further move
the insertion in the request of the
words and the gas supplied to the
residents Of Los Angeles shall contain
not more than twenty grains Of sui
phur to the hundred feet. The gas as
now furnished to consumers actually
contains from fifty to 100 grains of sui
phur to the hundred feet" was the
first blow struck by member of the
board
DR.. Palette continued: "The quality
of the gas which lis being supplied to
the consumers Of Los Angeles is out
rageous. 1t seems to consist mainly
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
SLEEK BAY RELIEVES PAIN
OF SUFFERING GRAY HORSE

Some persons declare that horses
have no means Of communication, while
others go so far as to advance the
theory that the animals have a
language Of their own. The fact that
equines can convey their feelings from
one to another was demonstrated, say
spectators, by an old gray horse stand
ing i'm front of the city hall on Broad
way yesterday.
The old horse was hitched to a dilapi-
dated vehicle that looked as though It
might fall to pieces at any time and
he had not been curried for several
days. The backband of the harness
had chafed his back until 1t became
sore and his "horse sense" seemed to
tell him that there was no way for him
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

about the face and hands. bruises on
khe body and slight cOnCussion Car
ney escaped with sprained wrist and
badly bruised head and body.
Mrs. johnson was removed to her
home i'm a cab by the attending physi-
clan and was still unconscious when
she left the scene of the accident
Carney was able to go to his hotel
though suffering greatly from his in
juries.
When the crash came the passengers
on the cars were hurled about Violent
ly and four were injured slightly on the
car that the motorman was unable to
control. Their injuries were bruises
and little cuts.
The eastbound car was badly bat
tered. All the glass was broken and
front end smashed in. The westbound
car was but little damaged.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
SUSPECTS MAY BE ROBBERS
Police Believe They Have important
Captures in Two Men Arrested
on Suspicion

Serious charges are expected to be
brought against E. Sniggs and Harry
Howard, two suspects arrested at
Hoover and Twenty-third streets
Wednesday night by Detectives Bene-
dict and Cook. on one of the men was
found a revolver and booty that cor
responded to the description Of
articles stolen from a South Main
street house.
According to the Officers yesterday
afternoon the men ansWer the de-
scrirtion of hold-up mon. The in
vestigation into the character of the
prisoners is being pushed. One claims
to be from Buffalo and the other from
Chicago. Both are under twenty .one.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
Y. M. C. A. TEAMS 5ANQUETED
Husters in Membership Contest Lis
ten to Advice From Secretary
and Directors

The competing teams of the Y. M.
C. A. membership contest were en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
association, covers being laid for
thirty. A general social time was en-
joyed by the young men. d. 10.
Luther the general secretary, made an
address, in which he outlined the
work to be done by the membership
teams.
d. X. Edwards, a member of the
board of directors, made an address,
representing the membership commit
tee The captains of the teams also
gave short talks. The time Of the
closing of the contest was voted to be
extended from January 20 to February
|. Extensive plans are being made for
the banquet to be rendered the VIM
ming team soon after the contest.
The Herald team has been doing
valiant work since the holidays, and
has now 44O points to it's credit.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
EXPOSITION SHIP
PLANS CO WRONG
VESSEL WILL NOT SAIL FROM
LOCAL PORT
Manufacturers and Merchants Of Los
Angeles Fail to Contract for
Space and the Trip Is
Postponed

Something has happened to the Ex-
position Ship company which was to
have started a steamer loaded with
Southern California products to South
American and Mexican ports early In
January.
If the exposition ship ever does visit
foreign ports it will not carry the prod
ucts of Southern California. This
statement was made emphatically by
officers of the company yesterday.
The offices of the company in the
Bradbury building have been closed.
The furniture is gone and telephones
have been disconnected.
Because Southern California mer-
chants and business men generally
have failed to reserve space on the
ship Spokane, this privilege has been
turned over to New York, San Fran
cisco and Chicago.
If one or all the cities promise
sufficient number of exhibits to fill
the ship it will sail probably from San
Francisco some time next fall. Other
wise it may never sail.
"The trouble has been" said an off,
Cial of the company last night, that
Los Angeles and Southern California
manufacturers and merchants have
not patronlzed the exposition ship.
Hardly any space has been contracted
for by people here, and naturally we
were unable to sail as we expected.
"We have made propositions to mer-
chants in the east. and the commercial
bodies of San Francisco are consider
ing the subject. If the San Francisco
people decide to send exhibits the ship
will sail from that port.
1--WE have not given up the plan
to send a ship, but the disposition of
Southern California manufacturers.
growers and merchants has forced us
TO abandon all hopes of sending a ship
to Mexican and South American ports
loaded with exhibits of this part of the
state.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
KILL POUND MASTERS HORSE
Animal Breaks Leg in Runaway and
Is Destroyed After Suffering
for an Hour

In a runaway beginning at the city
jail between Hill street and Broad
way on IT, First street hill, a wagon
belong to the city pound master to
which was alta ached team of spirited
horses, was smashed and one of the
horses injured yesterday noon at First
street and Broadway.
George Hall, the driver, rushed from
the station when he heard the team
run but was too late to prevent the ac-
cdent. The horses dashed down the
hill and into a lamp post. One of the
horses fell, breaking it's leg. After
the suffering beast remained in the
street for over an hour it was re-
moved and killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
SIX INJURED IN
CAR COLLISION
INJURIES Of TWO MAY PROVE
%FATAL
Maple Avenue Cars Collide at Corner
of Fifth Street and Passengers
Are Hurt by Broken Glass
and Bruised

Maple avenue car 1893 crashed into
car 391 on the same line at Maple
avenue and Fifth street early last
evening and two persons were serious
ly and four slightly injured. The ac-
cident was the result of the motor
mans carelessness on car 1893, say the
Passengers of the cars. as he allowed
his coach to gather such speed that he
was unable to control it when it
reached the curve.
Those injured i'm the accident are
said to have been Mrs. Lila johnson
OF East Seventh street and l.. Carney,
Il travelling man for a Boston ware
house firm Though nothing could be
gained from the street car company,
witnesses to the accident positively
state that Mrs. Johnson and Carney
We're injured severely.
Maple avenue car 1893 was running
east on Sixth street at a high rate OF
speed and when it approached the
curve from Fifth street onto Maple
avenue the motolman of the speeding
car suddenly found it was beyond con-
II oil. At the same instant that he APP
piled his air car 397 turned at the
curve ON the opposite track.
Passengers Crowd Inside
Horrfied, the passengers of the
coaches leaped to their feet and began
to crowd inside. In an instant there
was a crash and the woman, who later
gave her name as Mrs. johnson, was
thrown against Il glass window of the
eastbound car Carney sustained II
fall being thrown from the entrance
OF the car while attempting to leap.
L., f,.nn tod lnN- u
physician on the westbound car, and
according to him she sustained cuts
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
Women of Beth Israel Congregation
Hold Annual Meeting and Hear
Eneourauinu Report

At the annual meeting of the women
of the Beth Israel congregation yester-
day at the Olive street synagogue a
report of the work done during the last
year was read, which showed great inn
provement over preceding years.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Mrs. Clara j..
Citron, president; Mrs. Henry Salkey
vice president; Mrs. Louise Dreyfuss,
treasurer; Mrs. May Cohn, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ellis Cohn, financial
secretary; Mrs. Isidore Myers, coun-
selor, and Mesdames II. w. Altman,
I. B. Brown, NJ Hirschkovitz, j. S
Levitt and l.. Meyers, trustees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
WOMANS LICENSE REVOKED
Mrs. E, n. TiIton Will Sell No More
Milk With Permission of
Health Board

Mrs. E. II. Tilton, whose plea so far
prevailed upon the board of health at
its last session as TO persuade the
members of that body to give her an
other opportunity to improve condi-
tions at her dairy. located near Ascot
park was not present at the session
of the board last night to impress the
members of her sincerity and on evil
dence of the health officer, her permit
to sell milk and cream within the
limits of Los Angeles was revoked.
At the last session of the board Mrs,
Tilton was given one more chance to
improve her place and to build a floor
i'm the milk room. This was not done
and she will sell no more milk i'm Los
Angeles with the permission of the
board of health.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05

to relieve the feeling by his own per-
sonal efforts.
The animal could not communicate
with his master.
When the old gray was stopped In
front of the city hall he was facing a
big, well groomed, splendid looking bay
that was hitched to a carriage. He
began to nip the nay on the neck The
big bay apparently understood and
began to nip the other horses neck in
exactly the same spot
But this was not the right place and
so the gray changed his tactics, and
with his nose deftly pushed away the
highly polished backband and carefully
nipped the other horses back. Again
the bay responded and this time did
his poor brother a much appreciated
kindness
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
BURGLARS ROB EAGLES NEST
Officers Arrest Man Found in Hal
After $3.50 Is Missed From Sec
retarv's Desk

Burglars entered the Eagles hall,
12O East Third street, between 10
o'clock Wednesday evening and mid
night and stole $50 from the secre-
tary's desk. The theft was discovered
by one of the members of the lodge and
Detectives Hawley and Mckenzie were
detailed on the case.
The officers arrested a. Roschka on
suspicion early yesterday morning.
They found RosChka in the hall when
they entered and took him into
custody. Other arrests are expected to
follow
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
MAKES IMPORTANT ARREST
Patro Imam Jack Walsh Captures Vege-
table Wagon Driver Sus-
pected of Thefts

What is believed to be one of the
most important captures of the year
was made late last night by Patrolman
Jack Walsh on Central avenue, when
he arrested G. Burnett.
Burnett was driving n vegetable
wagon when he was arrested and it is
thought by the police that he robbed
houses and concealed his Stealings un-
der his load of vegetables. His wagon
will be searched this morning and it is
believed that many stolen articles will
be found.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-05
POISONED FROM EATING CANDY
Mrs. j. A. Marchus Shows Alarming
Symptoms After Eating Box
of Maple Creams

Mrs. j. A. Marchus, 17S South Bur ker
Hill street, IS confined to her home by
what Is believed to be poison contained
in box of maple cream candy. DR..
j. s. Turner has the woman in charge
and pronounces the case ptomaine
poisoning.
Mrs. Marchus received the candy
Monday and at once ate a piece. Inn
mediately she was taken i'll and later
Il was discovered that the illness was
the result of poison. Her husband is
having the candy analysed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-23
School eeard Meeting.

The public school board in session
yesterday afternoon awarded the con
tract for the plumbing work on the
two new school buildings the one IN
the second ward and the other in the
fourth ward, to Stevens, Kennerly x
Spragins Co, the work to begin imme-
diately.
Bids for the plumbing work had
been advertised for and the follow
ing bids made Weeks Bros. S3,347.Si,
Holman & Best, S2697, Stevens, Ken
uerly K Spragins Co, $2,23oS0, The
last bid being the lowest and best
made. the contract was awarded 10
that companr.
Estimate number r. for slo5o and
number rs for $500 on the consuuc
tinn OF the above buildings were al
lowed the contractor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-23
LEGISLATURE
ADJOURNED
cHIcKAsAW5 ADJOURN FOR HoL.
IpAYs-APPRoPRlATloN.
Lee Cruces Candidacy for Govern.
or Favored.-Will Recommend
Removal Of Restrictions.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-23
"plLL" MURRAY HERE.
Convention Progressing Rapidly
VIII Finish Work. Money or no
Noney.--No Pay fer Mem.
bers During Holidays.

President BW" Murray was i'm the
city for fow hours between trains
Saturday morning On route to his
home in Tlshomiugo, from Guthrie.
In speaking Of the convention. the
president Of that body stated that
good progress had been made and
that the constitution would be com
plctcd money or no money The tim,
spent by the members at home dur
ing the holidays would not be chars
cd up TO the government None cI
the delegates will receive pay for tho
time lost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-23
BRYANT MADE BOND.
Saturday Afternoon and Was ReIeas
ed From Jail.


U. y. Bryant, who is charged with
killing $. f. Fraser, an Indian, near
Dixie a few days ago, was bound over
without bail in the commissioner s
court Saturday morning to await the
action Of the grand jury on the
charge Of murder. Attorneys FOR Bry-
ant Immediately made application
for a writ Of habeas corpus, and
Judge Townsend with the indorse.
ment Of District Attorney George
Walker granted the writ and placed
Bryant's bond at $1,000.
rhe defendant made same and was
released Saturday afternoon.
The story of the killing has been
aired in the newspapers and the cir
cumstances when arc said to have
surrounded it are well known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-23
SAD CHRISTMAS STORY.
German Girl Loses Money and is
Left With Dark Christmas.

Among those little pleasures which
few of us must have disappoint.
ments. Such IS to be the lot of a Ger
man working Cirl in this city who
had the misfortune 10 lose her pocK-
et book while shopping I'm the bus
iIiess district Saturday afternoon. The
pOckctbook contained $50 In curren-
cy. and $3.50 in silver the savings
Of many months Of hard work Be
sides the money there were several
addresses Of persons IN Germany
which are valuable TO her alone.
The loss 10 the poor German girl
represents more than one in fairly
good circumstances can appreciate,
Her prospects of Christmas joys
which she has cherished for months
as she added week by week to her
small savings are completely destroy.
ed by a misfortune which overshad.
uws the bright Christmas feeling
which should belong to all during the
holidays which are at hand. The lit.
Tie presents which she was TO have
sent 10 her friends are no longer a
possibility and the JOY OF giving is
ne TO ID" hers.
Such is the lot OF some, while to
others the holiday week is TO be