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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SOCORRO GOT ANOTHER
SHOCK Last ,.iGH2
MRS. GEO. REED HIT BY FALLING
BRICK AT SAN ANTONtJ-ONi
QUAKE WAS ENOUGH FOR su|
pERiNTENpENT ETTER.

Socorro county got another .lakua
up again last night. bat iue Clnvult
si0us we're not nearly as violent al
those OF yesterday noon Thla morn
Ing 81 train from tho south brought Il
large number of people Whu weird
seeking places more uUiet tr1m thd
Gem Gus ias been fnf he past c1upliI
.oi weeks -ump came here soml
Nere going to Santa Fe abd other
were going to more distant places
Am lell the same story Soc rl pa
received @ blow from which wu III
La iong Time recnyoriug ana many n
lts oldest citizens are umUll thosd
who are leaving But feW 0f ihuu|
are leaving with the intention OF rU
naming away We WI CD bach
when the earthquakes are over. they
say.
the violent shock of oarly yesteia
day morning shook many rocks III
the cuts ON the Magdalona brauch|
blocking The road the same as % had
been blocked by boulders shaten lntd
the cuts on Thursday
u was while clearing away this del
hris yesterday about noon that SUD
pcrlnieudent James *. litter and
Roaimaster =. %. Walker of iho Rad
IGrande division. experienced shGcr
which they will not soon forget SUI
porlntondent Etter had iust anlshed
saying that be- would like tl meet /
quake Co see what Ia was like. wher
the earth began go tremble ana grow.
and cat canCrs that made ono sick al
the stomach R0admnster Walker
who arrived here this morning. SAYS
thar Mr Eticr Is mo-, looking Zoe ans
more Qunkes
j. W Wish section foreman fog md
Santa Fe on the section iust north I'D
SocOrrO. hga resigned his position and
lofi The pldce laE night. accompanied
| By his family.
Three women loft Socorro ycstor-
day afternoon on freight train The
chimney ON the Harvey house an SAD
Marclal umhle3 down yostes a
nboui noon Y
Mrs. George Reed wife OF me secs
ton foreman at san Antonio. was
| struck cn the head by q brick from {
falling chimney yesterday forenoon
bul was not seriously injured
| In socorro the people are actualiy
living out Of doors. cooking eailnl
and sleeping IN the omen Dmg stores
a. both S0corro and San MarcInl suf-
tered many broken bottles Tho state.
meni made that bushes had beer
suspended In SocOfro was false tn,
merchants a"e doing business as az
| uai
Leo L0ewenstcln. who arrived here
this morning. ana will return tonirht
tells of a clock that wouldn't ran he.
fore the quake. even after De- hn,
doctOred u for houm. bat IS now ticl.
Ing away on railroad time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
MALCOLM SMITH AR.
RESTED FOR MURDER
THG AUTHORITIES NOW BELlEv b
THAT TELLEs WAS JoRREDl
AND THAT SMITH IS The REAL
MURDERER.

Interest In the murder OF Richard
siccum a lumber Jack. az Ketuer uu'
she morning of February %. 1906. has
been revived by the arrest OF one
Malcolm Smith, who 70 nov charged
With the deed as the result OF de-
teoiive work done hy Ranger Dudley
on The territorial mounted police
Smith vas taken In custody bv
Ranger Dudley yesterday. and brought
% the city this morning and placed
In the Bernalillo county iail Tor safe
keeping u u thought that he gill
be held without bond. Victor Telies.
a native. who was arrested lmmedl.
ately after the murder. charged with
the crime, still lanmlshes IN the va.
lencla county jail awaiting trial A
the result OF work done on the case
by Ranger Dudley during the past
thirty days. the authorities are OF mo
belief that Smith Is really the guWv
person and that TelIos vas IObhed
Sl0cum, "a VIII be remembered. was
robbed as well as beaten and was
brought 10 a local hospital where ho
died from the oiitcis 90 his injuries.
The assault o. supposed 90 have been
committed IN the saloon of jose IA.
diilo.
Padillo has also been arrested and
placed under bond. htt on another
charge Tie % alleged 20 have as.
sauliod Fred Grant recently because
the latter turned over "a stove in va.
dlllo's saloun at kotnor while intoE.
lcated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Marion q one OF the speakers. and
he Will speak about the delegates en-
fuence VIA the national law makers
While IN New hcrk he also met Man
ager McCanna. of the territorial fair
and the latter was on the lookout. f0i
fair attractions
Last night. Ia the presence of d
few friends OF the contracting parties
Frank Coulthard. the woll-knowr
clerk OF the Albuquerque Hardware
company and Miss Olive 81 Culver
daughter of Mr aud Mrs. A a. Cul-
YER residing at PIG West liazeldlnt
avenue. we're united in marriage Rev
| , q. Collins performing the cerpmuny
which took place az the home OF the
brides parents. at O'Clock Tho new
| 81 welded couple VIII make Aibuqncr
cue their future home.
Robert . OHearu. who relieved
Charles Hagan as nlghi dispatcher at
The local ofnce of the Western Union
Tor several weeks. expects to leay,
Tor the east. Mr. OHoam has
had wide experience as receivlnn
operator in board OF trade offices
whore things are doing an the time
and ho is going back 90 the tlckoi
IngaIn. Mr. Hawn has returned from
his vacation spent ln Kansas City and
will resume the night key 90 Oh,
Western UuiOn again tonight
George .. Bowen. accompanied bog
/ hiH wife end children. aud the for
mers father W. r. Bowen. came %
from san Marcial this morning anl
proceeded on 20 Kansas city tn,
senior Bowen is ln had condition
having suffered a stroke of paralysis
"a short time ago nnd walks with
great dililC U.s. The Son Us train en-
glneer ior the Santa Fe on the Rl,
Grandc division. and he and family
wlll return 90 san Marcial ln a few
weeks.
Last night the lady clerks al m,
| Phoenix Dry goods store assembled a
thv D. me- 90 Miss Katie Fisher, so
SOS West cad avenue, where q o.
| cpEtiCn was tenOcred one of thoi
assuyllios. Mrs Cora Pyfer and
dnr time was enjoyed Refreshmcntl
were served q o. understood tina
/ Ma pyfcr wili De- united in marrins'
/ Io James Summers. son of Mrs A
1 summers some time in August
/ Lieutenant Clnriann nacn. of tt,
] HHNH "NNHNN n" NNI.'.INH||N NHNNN'. "H
In 50corr1 ihis morning having beef
liu southern socorrn county nn oficia
business Mr Baca says hat socoru
was visited hy two more earthquake
shocks iae night one moving from
north to south and lhc other irou
cas-. 90 west
| " o. Walliugford. the architect
leaves thls evening for Los Angeles
where be- is called on business Ml
/ Wnllingfurd expects Co Doe absent frou
the city about "a week
Colonel ". s. fiopeWell came dow
from Santa Re last night for the puI
pose of attending the reception 20 D.
rendered Senator Andrews By ih
Commercial Club
Miss Gertrude Eaklp. OF aiS suut
Third street left lasts might Tor Spo
kane Falls. Wash. where she win %
the guest Of relatives for severa
weeks
Miss Lucille May has promised O
sing MY Merry Oldsmohllo' at On
Casino tonight as one of the between
act spochltles. Miss MAY made
I great hlt singing The song a few week
ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Constipation causes headache. uau.
sea. dizziness lnnguor. heart palpila.
lions Drastic physics grlpe. sicken.
weaken The bowels and don't cure.
noan's Reguleis ACT gently and cure
constipation 20 cents. Ash youW
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
Local Happenings

their retiring foreman. r., O. Lemas-
ter. with n beautiful diamond ring as
s token Of their reaard and friendship
Tor him which has existed between
Mr. Lemnster and the men during The
Eve Years that hc has held The POSI-
iion of platform foreman
Mr. Lemnster leaves the service Of
the Santa De TO accept a position With
the Darlington az Denver. Colo. and
Will he succeeded as foreman hy y j.
DUFFY Who for the past four years
has been employed m the freight de-
pot Mr. Duny viii make the pre-
seniatlun speech
Arthur Cayanaurh the travelling
manager of the Mcintosh Browne
was a pa ssengor south last night TAC
Brownies have begun practice al
Traction park agaIn aud ore getting
in shape ir a. game with Santa fC
next Sunday The pr paso Nationals
viii he brought to Albuquerque The
following SUNDAY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
Albuquerque Weekly Citizen

Weekly cluren. per year ......'..'.....' 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Il viii be well for an drivers 10 read an article in
yesterdays citizen on Pedestrians Have RRhts on
Highways" The fact d that Che man on foot pre-
codod even she man horseback the foot man has
right on way an subsequent comers be they riders,
drivers sc0rchors or anything else
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Marshall Field for years paid q personal property
tax a valuation OF t25O0Oo0. he threatened u the
assessment should bee raised. 90 change bis residence
Now thai mis- threat has unntononaily upon his part
been carried out the city Of Chicago wants ii,6isOoO
back taxes based the sif6000oO worth Of personal
property scheduled n the probate court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
TAFT WRITES WILEY.
Secretary of War Talks of Conditions
 in Cuba.


 In Cuba.
 Congressman A. A. Wiley and Secre- tary Taft are known to be warm per sonal friends. Their relations are very cordial. Just before the War Secretary left Cuba to return to Washington he wrote to Colonel Wiley the following letter, which tends to disclose the poll cy of the United States towards the Cuban republic:
 "The situation here has been a try ing one and the mess most wretch ed one. Our great object has been to secure peace. That. I hope. Is be- ing brought about. although there will probably be some hitches and friction at some points in the Island. It IS not my purpose to change this govern ment at all I desire to use the ma chinery which find here, so far as It is available to carry on republican cers for temporary details in certain departments but try to run the gov ernment as If 1t were merely in the hands of a receiver, and had not lost it's identity and life, on the theory that some of it's functions were suspend ed"
 This is a matter in which the pub lie are interested. Governor Taft IS considered to he the wisest member of the Presidents cabinet; and. no doubt. voices the policy of the present administration towards the Gem of the Artilles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
CITY AssEssMENT LIST.
Property Discovered On Which No Tax
 es Have Been Paid.

FkODSRvy
 es Have Been Paid.
 Although M. A. Benjamin, who Is en- gagged in making up the city assess ment roll. has not yet completed that task, he has discovered already no less than $137.000 worth of property within the legal confines of the city of Montgomery which has not before paid taxes to the city. That sum rep- resents many hundreds of dollars In taxes to be paid to the city-far In excess of the sum for which Mir. Ben jamin Is making up the assessment roll.
 Most of this property that has been placed on the city roll for the first time is personal property but some Of 1t is real estate. nearly all of the lat ter kind of property being located In those additions to the city which were recently taken into the corporate linn- it's.
 Heretofore, 1t has been the custom to make up the city assessment roll entirely independent of the roll that Is prepared at the court house for pur- poses of county taxation. and It IS largely due to Mir BenJamin's intimate knowledge of the county roll, and the exact limits of the city territory that he has been enabled to locate the various pieces of property. both personal ana real, that have escaped taxation In the past
 The city assessment roll Is now near ing completion, and MT. Benjamin says that when completed, the figures will show a substantial increase over the totals for last year. indicative or Montgomery's progress during the last twelve months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
12O YEARS OLD.

Among the many interesting features at the Fair you will find a blow which should attract most people. especially farmers. The exhibit of the Loeb Car riage and Supply Company contains this plow which Is over one hundred and twenty years old and was used in the Wyoming Valley of Pennsyl- yania. It Is a relic of the Pioneer Days and shows what disadvantage farm CTS were under by being compelled to use blows so crude in construction.
 Notice also in the same exhibit or Loeb Carriage and Supply Company the Oliver chilled and steel blows man ufactured by the Oliver Chilled Plow Works, of South Bend. Ind. These celebrated blows have made a great revolution in farming all over the world aoN'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
NEWS M BRIEF

Tho Wimberly and Thomas Hard- ware Company of Birmingham yester- day filed notice with the Secretary of State of the increase of it's capital stock from $150.O0O to S200.00O.
 A case of scarlet fever in West End was reported to the Montgomery San itary Department yesterday. and prop CT precautions were taken to prevent the spread of the disease. This Is the first case of any kind of contagious disease reported to the department since September 12.
 The yard officials of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company are planning the installation of about 5000 feet of thirty-inch sewer pipe in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

sin is there still. the guilt of sin has been forever met.
 :. The wages of sin are death and death is separation from God. The world Is divided into two classes. she said. There Is no middle ground. There are the Gains and the Abels; those who are not for Him are against Him.
 The subject of the lesson this after noon will be "'Noah," ana Sunday after noon Abraham will be the theme. No admission Is charged for these lec- lures, and every woman in Montgom- cry Is cordially invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

each filed suits against the Montgom- cry Traction Company yesterday claim ing Sl.5o0 damages for personal injur- les.
 The DeLaneys claim that car of the defendant company cOllided with a buggy on Mobile street whereby they were injured and the buggy was dam aged The plea of the Traction Com pany will be that the buggy was back ed into the car.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
D. sayre presiding. and the court did

D. Sayre presiding. and the court did not adjourn until after nightfall. In the case of Mrs. Lucy B. Ken drick against A.. Nachman. the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. Mrs. Kendrick was employed as clerk by Mir. Nachman. She claimed a breach of contract, but the jury held against her.
 Vernon Surles was awarded judg- ment for $50 against the Montgomery Traction Company He sued to recov- CT q, 900 for personal injuries sustain ed in an accident on Commerce street last March when two cars of the de- fendant company were in a collision.
 Today the court will hear six cases in which the Montgomery Traction Company is the defendant. The plain tiffs are: Savannah Martin, Alex Lind sey (two cases). Wesley Sales. William Harvey and Silberman and Todes.
 The regular call for today Is as fol- lows: Thomas Benjamin against the City Council of Montgomery: z. Pope Gordon against B. S. Griel; Charles Fl. McCrary against the Montgomery Trac- tion Company and May Whatley agains the Montgomery Traction Com pany.
 Sues Traation Company.
 Henry Delaney and Paul Delaney,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
NO OPINION FROM MCINTYRE.
City Attorney Has Not Advised Mayor
 aa fO Car Ordinance.

Mayor Teague did not receive an opinion from City Attorney McIntyra yesterday as to the time when the separate street car ordinance would be effective. in response to his re- quest for such an opinion, which he made Wednesday. It is not expec- ted. indeed. that the opinion of the City Attorney will be delivered until Saturday, and possibly not until the first of the week.
 There are a number of questions in volved In the matter, even after the opinion sought Is given the Mayor, and it is hardly thought probable that any active steps for the enforce- ment of the ordinance will be taken for a week or two. giving the Trac- tion Company time to prepare the necessary sign boards for the cars of the different races
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
TO ELECT OFFICERS.
Members of Camp HOltseiaw to Hold
 ImuOrt0nt Meeting

ImpOfVHnt McetImK.
 Offcers for the coming year will bt elected at the regular meeting of Camp Holtzclaw, U. s. c. ". which will be held In the armory of the Montgomery Light Artillery at o'clock tonight. In addition to the election. reports will be read. and work for the winter out. lined.
 The call for the meeting was issued in a circular letter to the members of the Camp by A. c. Sexton. Adjutant of the Camp. yesterday. In the letter was forecasted a movement to secure a good representation at the next annual reunion in Richmond, in 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
hearing of which was begun In the limited States Circuit Court of Appeals

yesterday.
 The case of the compliments was presented to the court yesterday aiter which the further hearing of the case went over until today.
 The suit was brought by a part or the stockholders of the Company to recover some land which 1t Is claimed by them was improperly disposed Of by the company The land fnvoiveo consists of 241 acres lying apout the town of Ensley, near Birmingham.
 The hearing of the case of Willie C. Bacon vs. the Pullman Company, Tor $5.O0O damages for the loss of some jewelry and of a grip. the latter con taining some medicine required to Dc taken at frequent intervals by Mrs. Bacon, who was quite i'll at the time. was concluded yesterday. The argu- ments were begun Wednesday after noon. The decision in the case was reserved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
Temple Winter Services.

Services will be held regularly du- ring the winter at Temple Beth-Or on Friday evenings at 2 o'clock, at which time a sermon will be preached or lec- ture delivered by Dr. B. c. Ehren- reich. The subject of the sermon to- night will be, '"The Bright Side of Jewish History" There will, also. be services every Saturday morning at the Temple at 10 o'clock at wkich time pr. Ehrenreich will preach.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
M.di.ou County Exhibit.

Huntsville. Oct. 18.-(Special. J. John J. Bradley and w. A. Conner have collected a fine exhibit of Madi- son County products for the State Fair in Montgomery. The exhibit includes samples of hay, cotton, corn, orchard products and all kinds of farm pro- duce. The collectors of the exhibit se- cured it with the view of taking the agricultural prizes for the best pro- ducts in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

Sues TraatiOn Company.
 Henry Delaney and Paul Delaney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

Montgomery yards of that railroad. for the proper drainage of the yards. The pipe will lead from the yards to the Cypress Pond ditch. The cost is es- timated at S7.000 or ss.000.
 The new city pump. recently install ed at the pumping station of the Mont Eomery water works. is being tried out this week, the Series of rigid tests hay ing begun Monday. So far it has given satisfaction in all respects. but the tests are not yet concluded. J. w. Lynch. a representative of the Allis Chalmers Company, which installed the pump is here to keep everything in good order during the probationary pe- riod,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
JELks GOES NORTH.

Governor Leaves Birmingham for st
 Louis on Personal Business.
 It developed at the Capitol yester- day that Governor Jelks. who went to Birmingham Tuesday to at tend the Homecoming Week exercises in that city. had left for St. Louis where 1t Is expected he will remain for several days. The nature of the business which calls him there, it was stated. is personal. and was not divu1ged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Argument i'm the EnsIey Land Company
 Case Regins,

Mismanagcme of the affairs of the Enslev Land Company by the ma jori- ty interests of the corporation Is charGed by the minority stockholders in the suit of Alfred Kessler ct al vs
 the Ensley Land Company ct al the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
THE CIVIL COURT.

Judge sayre Disposed of Two Damage
 S:::I..
 Two suits for damages were heard hv turies in the Civil division of the City Court yesterday with Judge A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-10
KENDALL DECLINES
SUPERINTENDENT
Of PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Board Now Expected to
Consider Qualifications
of Other Candidates.

Word has reached Washington that
Calvin y. Kendall. superintendent Of the
public schools OF Indianapolis. would
decline the superinteudency of the Dis
trict public schools If the position were
officially rendered him. Mr.. Kendall has
been asked by the special committee of
the Board Of Education celebrating
upon the appointment OF a superintend-
ent. If ne would accept the position.
Members Of this committee decline TO
give information on the subject, al
though 1t is generally understood that
a reply has been received. and that Il
states that Mr. Kendall would not con-
slider the position OF superintendent OF
the District schools.
An effort will be made to prevail upon
him 10 reconsider his decision, and in
the meantime the committee viii con-
unue TO take up the qualifications OF
other candidates.
Asked this morning If he cared 10 make
any stat sment relative TO Mr.. Kendall
refusing To give the matter favorable
consider alton, Chairman Cox said that
he would neither deny or affirm the re-
port He said further that the commit
tee expected 10 receive a letter from Mr.
Kendall within day or two.
Asked IL the report that the committee
was giving special consideration to To-
cal candidate was true. he said:
1T viii be all right 10 say so We are
giving every eligible candidate consider
alton, In the hope Of obtaining the very
best man for the position"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-10
WIFE COMES BACK,
PLEA ON HER LIPS
FOR FORGIVENESS
Mrs. Poole, Missing Ten
Days, Greeted by HuS-
band With Joy.

a dramatic scene stranger than fiction
marked the homecoming this morning
Of Mrs. Florence Poole, whose disap-
pearance from her home. at 9 Grant
Place, notherwest, on the night Of July
81, almost crazed with grief her hus-
band. Courteney A. Poole. with whom
she had lived happily for three years.
and set her relatives and the Wash
ington police 10 wonderment.
With a plea for forgiveness on her
lips and penitent tears streaming down
her cheeks she entered the Poole home
shortly after the breakfast hour this
morning and surprised those who live
at the house Mr.. Poole was not at
home when his wife returned. but ar
rived shortly afterward
After she had greeted Mrs. Lilly
Hines, an occupant Of the house, and
had sobbingiy told of the suffering en-
dured during her escapade, she start
ed TO go upstairs to her apartment and
was ascending the stairs when she
tainted.
When Mr.. Poole caught sight of his
wife he was overcome with JOY, and
embraced her affectiOnately. Mrs. Poole
returned with only 81 cents in her hand
bag. and told her husband that she had
Just come from New York, where she
had gone TO visit friends. She was reti-
cent as 10 her reason for leaving home,
and only PRAYER her husband 70 forgive
and forget what she had done. She ad-
mitted she had done wrong. and said
she had been misled and misguided.
During her absence from home, Mrs.
Poole visited Baltimore ana spent sew
eraI days with relatives. II was from
Baltimore that she semi message to
her husband that she was seriously
i'll. and this was followed with q short
note bearing a Washington postmark
that 'she had recovered and her plans
We're undecided"
Mrs. Poole left home July 81. telling
her husband she was going out 10 do
some shopping. Up 20 today that was
the last seen of her by her husband
who had become almost distracted be.
cause Of his wife's strange actions, and
had paced the streets day and night
thinking that she might have been
or was the victim Of foul play.
The aid of the police was enlisted. and
search was made of the city
for the missing woman but TO 10 avail