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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

While our supplies Of capital have
heen exhausted by recent demands, u
Il also true hat the supply Of money
I has been rendered inadequate 10 .
large extent by high prices In AL
commodities II we are TO return 10
more permanent conditions II seems
Inevitable that some reaction must fol-
low here. not to the extent 10 which
has been experienced In wall street.
but still to n substantially lower level
than now exists. Such a decline. II
well distributed. and brought about
gradually. would place our industries
upon a more substantial footing. En-
Iterprise IL unq~ucstiOnably checked by
high costs Of production quite as much
as by monetary restraints, and a
moderate recession Of such values
would afford substantial relief In all
quarters.
Operations in the stock markei
should be conducted with great care.
While the worst IN respect 10 iquida-
ton h probably over. the market Is
still exposed to further iurTies. The
manner in which the late drastic de-
cline has been met, Is splendid evil
dence OF Inherent s-oundness;" and
while the damage has been severe in
some quarters. there has M no time
been any Indication Of a general col
lapse in credit or panic In values. The
market IL rightlng itself. though II ~
questionable II the process is yet COM
picte. We are also approaching a pc
Rod Of doubt a. TO the maintenance
OF recently Increased dividends. When
this doubt Is settled, and when mon
ctary prospects improve, then we may
hope for a more permanent change for
the better In the stock market. but
hardly before. HENRY CLEWS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

ances II Is evident that previous rains
had brought down a great deal OF
sediment which had partly. II not en-
tirely filled the ditch. so hat when this
food came IL had but to break down
the bank, on the north side OF the
ditch. and this was done with the hfst
rush of the flood. and let all the wa
tercome down through the town. u
has been a good many years since tne
town was so flooded, and mad the
old-timers think of their younger days.
The main street was a Wild Hood OF
water, but II got into none OF the
places OF business, except a little into
the dining room of the no.
tel, and a hastily constructed dam at
the opening in the back yard stopped
this. The water did not get deep enough
to run into the depot, but got a start
into the express. ofncs and~Would have
flooded that place only Agent Seitz
got busy with a shovel and threw UP
a dam before the doors. Mos Of the
water came down the two narrow
streets next to the Eagle drug store
and the Roberts and Leahy store, AMI
cut up the streets considerably. h
water brought down Il great amount 81
adobe dirt, which carried easily. ana
When the current stopped II settled
and left a vast coating of mud when
was extremely disagreeable. If the
Lordsburg and Hachita road would
put in some larger culverts TO the
south Of where the present ones are,
they would carry off a great deal Of
the water that Is now brought 10 the
ditch where It Is not well prepared
TO stand it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
SHOT HIS OWN WIFE:
COURT RELEASES HIM
Interesting Story of Lorenzo Gutierrez,
Who Was on Trial for ASSAULT he
fore Arizona Justice of the Peace.

The discharge OF Lorcnzo Gutierrez
from assault with intent 60 Kill ny
Justice Rice was made with the COM
mon consent ~ every n who heard
Gutierrez story. despite b fact that
the bullet he fired lodged in his own
wife. manning her slightly. The hear
ing uncovered one OF the little dramas
In lowiy Mexican life which occasion
ally crop up into the other communi-
ty-our own-and serve 70 show the
chasm between. SAYS the Tucson star.
on August l6 Gutierrez warned his
wife 20 end her relations with Loren
70 Chavez "a smelter laborer. whom
she had been more or less openly
favoring FOR many weeks. She re-
fused and dcned him. Chavez laugh
I'd. too. and proceeded 90 hire a room
bal the neighborhood for himself n
senior Gutiefrcz. He had no soon
er completed his arrangements o.
disappeared around the corner for a
moment than the deserted husband
came In sight with "a gun. When he
asked his wife TO come home and she
! refused ne shot straight at her. The
bullet entered the flcshy part 81 D
leg Gutierrez was arrested before he
could do the harm he threatened 60
Chavez
The second act tool place In the
I Justices court yesterday Chavez had
n the left for parts un-
known Mrs Gutierrez had been Vis-
tied with a change 81 heart and now
hergcd o. ro back TO her home and
plenty ~ relatives and fF4eaas were on
hand 90 recount the virtues 81 the OUT
ragged Gutierrez
re e. an adobe contractor-sieadH
industrious. and ionE-sunefine Ills
mother was there 60 say that n D.
was sent a. the ac%aitentiary she wuuie
20 with him regardless - the eighty
miles that lay between her and the
fact that thc last ter cents she had u
the world she spent for three egg
witch b q her family sucked Ni
~. court room. n didn't take Iona fnr
IudEe Rice fa dismiss p case aftei
~ heard the evidence. Nutierrea was
dismissed on "eNtcnuatinE eircum
stances say The court recafds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
MENELIK SENDS GIFTS
TO KAISER WILHELM

Hamburg. sept. 8.-An Abyssinian
mission. consisting Of two high digni-
taries Of the court of Emperor Meme
llk. arrived here today on their way
to Berlin. where they will he received
by Emperor William. In return for the
visit paid by the German mission,
headed by Or. Rosen. owe " years
ago to the A~byssinian emperor az Ad-
dis Abeba. Emperor Mcnclik has sent
the German emperor a lion and a rhi-
noccros. which have already arrived at
the geological gardens here.
The head OF the A~hyssinian mission,
IN an interview here. expressed the
hope hat German traders and plant
ers would 20 ia Abyssinia and assist in
undertaking the country, adding that
this was the particular wish Of the
Abyssinian emperor. who desired To
establish a consulate In Berlin ~ soon
as he was able to do 50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
VETERANS OF ANTIETAM
HOLD ANNUAL REUNION

Tuukhannock. Pa, sept 3-Plsns
Tor memorial tablet 10 be- erected
at \ tietam will be considered at the
annual reunion Of tho Survivors as
socia ION. Fifteenth Pennsylvania vol
untcor Infantry. which commenced
here today 4 project for the con-
solid. tlan Of several similar bodies of
vetcrans will also be passed upon.
Seventeen states are represented at
the rnnlon. The membership Of the
assoc alton Is scattred In ~thirty-two
state During the last year thirty
five members nave died and forty
four new members have been re-
cclNci Addresses will be mde 10y
Governor stuart, Captain Jack Craw-
ford. the poet scout, General sam
ucl tchwenek and other well known
NOV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
HUNDREDS HURT IN
BAD TRAIN WRECK
Excursion Special on Canadian Pacific
Overturned on sharp Curve.

Orangcviile. ontario. sept. IA
Canadian Pacific railway special, ar
rying over 500 passengers, bound for
the Toronto exhibition, Mas wrecked
this morning at Horseshoe Falls, Six
people were killed and over $50 in
iured.
The train left Orangeyille at 9:i5
one hour late, and the locomotive
jumped the track. going down the
grade Of the Horseshoe curve of CAL
don mountain. Five crowded ears
piled up on Top Of the locomotive.
All the cars were iammed together
IN the fierce shock Not less than SOC
passengers were In the cars that were
derailed and a. least $50 Of these
were injured. many fatally, and six
were killed outright.
II Is said hat the engineer was
trying 20 make up time and took the
curve at high speed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
LoRDSBURG AND VICINITY
GETS SOAKING 00WNP0UR
Torrents Leave RiCh Coat ~ Aa"hS
Mud ln southern New hcNto Town
-Ton1idcfahlc Damage Done.

= section was visited hy another
heavy rain last Friday afternoon, and
in town ninctv-two h~undredths oI an
in.b "a water fen. SAYS tho L~ordshurE
Tfberal The rain was heavy over
an the large watershed south IT town
.and an immense body Of water came
down. The Lordsburg aud Hachita
railroad track gathered Dc and shot e
through three culvcrts The watcg
from the south. where tnrre was the
most. went through the southern cul-
vert which was hut a shnrt distance
from the ditch. Witch the southern
Pacific company built a few YEAR, ago
10 protect the town. Prom appear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

Tnkio, SOUt 5-IhC FIHI0 cnunrlI
adopted today. In principle. Marquis
.Ito's policy as to Korea. under which
Japan will grant Il subsidy Of from
$1,000. zoe "a $500. 600 annually,
pending the readiustmont 81 the ko-
reun finances.
n was pointed cut that the most
urgent problem in Korea Is the reform
Of The judicial system. by which would
he insured the security 81 life and
property Furthermore. IL b. necessa-
~ that an legitimate enterprises
should be encouraged n that he ma
tlaual resources should be built mp.
The council did not look With favor
uunn a policy % annexation. which
would involve an annual outlay OF
frsm sic. OoO.O To- $4,000. Ooo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
FIRE FIGHTERS MEET
IN OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma city. Okla. sept 3-Thc
man with the ladder and the hose
Is much in evidence today on the
streets of the oklahoma metropolis.
hundreds Of delegates representing
the $50. zoe American fire fighters.
having arrived To- attend tho annual
convention Of thc National Firvmeu's
association Of the United state. The
meeting which D. the tenth OF the
aszociaiion. viii be formally called to
order In the big convention hall hy
President James d Mcneil The s,s-
sions will extend through three days.
beginning tomorrow. Addresses viii
be made hv fire chiefs Of many cities
and also hy prominent o~kldhumans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
RECKLESS RUSSELL
TO APPEAR At
ESTANC|A
Company Will Enter
tain People Of the Valley at
the Big Torrance County Fair

That the fair committee Of the Com
mercial club believes that the best -
none too good for the people of the
Estancia valley. Is proven by the fact
that they have this week signed a con-
tract with the manager Of the Hatch
en- Russell shows to bring in a COM
plete line OF street shows. together
with several stunts both wonderful ana
nervy. The shows of this company
are heightened and moral. not an inn
moral or indecent act appearing
throughout the various programs. MI.
Hatcher assured the members of the
committee that they could recommend
the shows to the ladies and children
without fea of the least insult result-
ing thcrefrOm, says the Estahcta News.
Among the other acts to appear here
will be the dash of Reckless Rus
sell" a one-legged daredevil who
rides a bicycle down a hundred foot
Inclined plane. and upon leaving the
edge Of the plane. dives INTO a very
shallow pool Of water eighty-hVe feet
beneath him, the wheel falling into
a net provided Tor the purpose. The
whole performance takes but about
two seconds, but IS n Of the most
thrilling sights one may Witness. THIS
act will be given twice daily during the
four days OF the mir. This act Is be-
ing advertised as one OF the greatest
drawing cards OF the Territorial fair
IN albuquerque. following the Tor
franco county fair.
Mr.. Hatcher win bring not less thsn
eighty people with him In providing
entertainment and Amusement. tor the
citizens of the valley and those from
a distance who come to ENJOY the fair
and spy cut the valley during The first
days OF October.
The committee has also arranged
for a brass band. which will be here
all Of the LIST. I'd. Sd and 4th of Oc'o-
Der. with plenty of music to assist I'm
/ making the whole thing the immense
success Il should and will be. Booths
] VIII be arranged for the display of ag-
| r%icultural products of all kinds grown
in the valley. There viii be places for
every pumIk kin and squash 81 unusual
size, every tall stalk of ON every
heavy head of cabbage. every large
, turnip. good yielding wheat, oats, rye,
miIlet. alfalfa. and the land knows
what-not will ind place at TINS exhibit
of agricultural products grown within
the bounds of the greatest valley In
New Mexico. But That Is not all. Ar
ter having bocn displayed here. the
hest of everything will be selected and
sent Ia the Territorial fair at Albu-
auerque. where Estancia valley prob
ucts will again carry of first premium
on vegetables. They have done So In
the past and there Is M reason that
they will not do 50 this year. Keep
your weather eye on the valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
DO You Open Your Month

like a young bird and gulp down what
ever food or medicine may be- offered you2
or. do you want % know something OF tho
composition and character OF that which
you taxa into your stomach whether a.
food or medicine2
Most intelligent and sensible people
nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or A. medicine.
Or. Pierce believes they have a perfect
right 20 Insist upon such knowledge. q he
puhlishes-A1aadcasi and on each bottle
wrapper. whaILfr~u ~dlcines are made Of
.nk re. w3~~aIh T.is he teels
heran wN~lford % do because Tic mQre
The InKedlcnE Of which his medicines
arc made are studied and understood TIE
m0fS VII nleIr snperlor cnraNxe xlrtnes
GMLaalL
For the cure 81 wo@sa's peculiar weak
nesses. irregularities and arrangements.
giving rise o. frequent headache. back
ache. dragging down pain or distress In
lower abdominal ~ pelvic region. accom-
panied. Outlines, with a dehiiiiatinE,
pelvic. catarrhal drain and kindred symp-
toms 81 weakness. Dr. Pierce's favori'e
Prescription b = most efficient remedy
II u equally elective In curing painful
IENN|MA ~ ANHNAA - ~ NNN
mothers and iu preparing the system ~
the expNctauf mother for hahy's coming.
thus rendering childbirth safe and com
paratiyslv painless The -favorite Pre-.
Hription ? !. a most potent strengthening
tonic 70 the general system and % The
organs distinctly feminine In particular
n IA also = soothing and luyigoratinC
nertine and cures nervous exhaustion.
nervous prnstratiun. neuralgia, hysteris.
arasms rhnrra ~ - Nitus's dance and
other distressing nervous symptoms a.
fendant unon functional ana organic Dis
rssrs uf the distinctly feminine organs
A host ~ medical authorities of an tbs
several aehnais ~ pfartlrc recommend
each If the several ingredients 81 vhlrh
TFarnrifn Prescription j. made for thf
cure az tho diseases for which ~ iscialmed
81 h. 4 cure Nou may rad What they
saw far ~vuurscif ~ sending a postal raui
request for a FIRE. hpnklet 81 extract.
from the leading authorities. 20 Dr II n.
Pierre. Inxallds Hael aud Surgical IT,
stitnif. Hnd4lo- ny 4ad u will come u
Fou 10 return pot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

san Francisco. sept IA murder
declared by the naiicc o. have been
the work ~ a H%ighbinder. wss pcrpe-
.tfatcd ia the Chinese quarter about
90 n'eIack his morning So Ito Nick
Nnh q member nf the Hon sim Tong
while Walking on Washington street.
was shot dead by an unknown chic
ncse. Who 10 believed 90 belong to the
surx sin Tong The murderer made
bis escape
The tragedy q thought io De o. see
aueI 20 the shootinE % Lee lnrg. a
Suey sins man. IN Oakland, az an ear
ID hour this moruine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

a Francisco, Sept. IA motion
made by attorneys representing Pat
rick Calhoun. T%hornwell Mullaly,
TREY l.. Ford. william Abbott, h. Il.
Schmitz. Abraham Ruef. Frank
Drum. Eugene DeSablu. John Martin
and Louis Glass. to set aside. dismiss
and quash the various bribery indictn-
ments against them, was today denied
by Superior Judge Lawlor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
c.,ernor In-ulr. arm, Nricmn.

Denver. Colo. sept s-burlng a
hat meeting 81 the Soldiers home
board al Montevlsta last night Cow
crnor Buchtel said b complaining
veterans 81 the civil var were nothing
but a lot ~ drunkardS n buns
Department Commander Mellrtte.
trembling with anger shook his nst la
tine governors face and made him re-
tract at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
ANTWERP STEvED0RE
STRIKERS START RIOT

Antwerp, sept 2-Ninlcnce 81 the
locked sat dock lahorers and of those
who went out In sympathy Increased
in x eat proportion when "a least "A
dozen persons, including striko-hrcak-
ers nd members ~ crews of steam
crs. were attacked ana badly wound
ed Police charged. firing rryolNers
"a az rioters. who dispersed 0ulA to
rcare cmblc Troops are ordered to
mobilize tomorrow and gatherings nf
more than five persons are forbidden.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
Iann illc Lnon Artlsi kIIlcd.

IrfToTNUn. III. NpVI- ~ ~
tempting to loop the loop from "a 100
foot incline. German, of Illinois. broke
the handle bars Of his bicycle this
afternoon. and fell To the pavement,
a distance Of fifty feet. Many people
attending the street fair tainted when
German fell lie "a picked up with
his skull frightfully crushed. and he
can not live TIL morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

Mr.. Henpeck-Well, that green
what YOU call m2-monstcr, has In
vaded my family nowl
Mr.. Contradiction mean Jealousy,
suppose?
Mi Henpeck-No. sir: | mean trad
ing stampsi-Ncw Jersey Telegram.
Farmer Ryctop Gin sidcshowl lie
there any advantage I'm being a tack
cater, young fellow?
Tack-cater-Mell yes. For IN
stance, YOU never are In danger OF be-
ing run ovcr by an automobslc.-Chi-
cngo News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
d d Dol nl-eracr.

Annapolis. Nd. sept super
futendent BADGER. ~ the naval acad-
envy. has recommended the dismissal
81 four midshipmen for misconduct
n h understood that the accused
we're guilty OF severe breaches OF dis
clplinc while on The summer cruise
Lm.I nmlrI. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

SHn ~FfanrlHcn. al, N0nf- 8.-J0hn
Peterson, a member OF the structural
iron workers union who was shot
yesterday during the rioting on Mar
ket street. died this morning. Motor
man =, J Duhrsen who shot Peter
son, Is under arrest but claims self
defpn4p.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

Ninlta. /. r. Sent 3,-Gcncrll
Pleasant Porter the noted chief of
the creek indian nation, died this
morning following a stroke Of par
alysls. age sixty-slx years. Second
Chief Motv Tiger Will succeed him as
chief Of the nation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
DEATH RATE
ESTIMATED At
6 PER 1000
INTERESTING REPORT
BY CITY PHYSICIAN
Engineer Submits Blue Prints
of Sewer Plans -Bunch of
Monthly Reports to City
Council,

The death rate in the city of Albu-
querque on estimated population o.
$4,000, is SO per thousand. according
10 the monthly report of city Physi-
clan earns. which was submitted 10
the council Tuesday night. The report
which is now made out In a new and
compact form. with mortality stalls
tics given after the Bertillon system.
shows that for the month ending Au-
gust 81 there we're twenty-seven
deaths In the city. This would max
the death ate per thousand. IS; and
excluding non-residents n sick
brought in. gives the rate of 6.6 per
1000. No new cases of contagious dit.
eases were reported. There were. hf-
teen children born during the month.
CITY MarshaI's Report.
The monthly report of the city mar
shall showed arrests made. 106; meats
served, 1927. fines collected. 1905.
Wcinzirl Resigns.
In submitting milk analyses for the
month Of August, city Chemist john
Weinzlrl presented his resignation and
recommended John r.. Watson Of the
University as his successor 10 the posi-
ton.
Report of Building Inspector.
The report Of A. NJ. Whitcomb,
building. light and fuel inspector. FOR
the month showed building permits Is
sued. o. reported valuation. 1850; 20
plumbing certificates. 16 electric In
spections; Z street and alley openings.
city Engineers Report.
city Engineer Gladding reported lire
.rnd grade giver during the month for
sS3.5 feet Of siX-foot cement side
walks. Two sandstone monuments
have been placed at street intersee
tions. and test borings made over I
large area OF the lowlands for data
concerning the height of water planes
and the earth strata. The remainder
OF the time available has beer devoted
to sewer plans,
After the council meeting the city
engineer exhibited a number of inter-
esting blue prints showing cross-sec-
lions of the new sewer proposed for
The frank lines and l%atcrals. the sewer
being specially constructed So as To
carry the ordinary drainage and the
storm water both successfully. Where
the slope %obtainablc Is very slight, a
broad shallow barrel IL recommended
with the regular e~gg-shaped barral
for the sections where there Is more
slope. The blue prints were examined
carefully by the councilmen and the
whole sewer proposition Is rapidly tak-
ing shape with the approaching COM
plttiou OF the engineers plans.
Trcasurcr's Report.
The report ~ the city treasurer
showed a balance September ! of seq.
5s2.S3.
Clerks Report.
The report Of city Clerk Harry y
Lee showed licenses collected for tn,
month OF August Of s573.76.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

The report Of city Clerk Harry
Lee showed licenses collected for q
month OF August OF s573.7h.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

At ALBUQUERQUE. ~ THE TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO. AT
TIIE .cLosE oF BUSINESS AuGusr q. Iso1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

e thia ssh hav q August 1907
SAMUEL rfCEARn
Notary Public
The Monticellonian., 1907-05-02
co-oPERATOR CLIPPINGS.

The boys will stay a1 home on tho farm only when farm life is mate less lonely and the farm more profit able.
 Hard times" will run up against a mountain sure enough when there is q warehouse at every market towa in all this land,
 The planting of trees at all the school houses where Local Unions are held will be of great improvement of itself for the country. Plant trees.
 No brave man is content to remain under a system which steals from hum and those dependent npon him. He will do ail in his power for the new system of equity and justice.
 No sectional organization of pre- ducers can exist. There must be a perfect understanding among all pro dueers The Farmers Union knows no section II is for the producers of all sections.
 Let Us never think that this s4s- tenn under which We are forced to market our products will be ehangei by law We must build new system. We are building it.
 The Jumper not only hurts himself. hut also all other producers. hy thus becoming bear on the market. Let it be a perfect understanding. The producers m1st not be il competition With each other
 NoW. really k your local all you would have it to be? There are many subjects you can discuss which viii be life for your local and your com. manity. Make each meeting he best.
 To show that the spinners believe that the day of cheap cotton is past We have only te refer to he fact that they are HON anxious 10 buy cotton at fen cents pound and base their fume 5ales on that price. But len cents is not enough for cotton.
 The changing of the present sys- ten of crop marketing to the correct system of cooperative marketing, Mil be the greatest forward movement this world has ever made. ThIt proud day is soon to be here if every o'4e will dc his full duty.
 The steel trust. the manufacturers trust. the bank trust, and al others get what they want by organization without any reference to politics We can do the same thing. We are doing the same thing. We will continue to ] do so.
 ! Quit planting mortgages. They are a relic of barbarous commercialism ! Let us plant no more of them forever No man can be free man and plant ] mortgage on his crop from year te year. A mortgage rieans financial death.