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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05

1ponoenten" befonnt, Dap alien &C.
bitbren fir Die 9tipeqirung, Biloite-
ring llno Honbiteinlegun9 oerErelt-
monItraBe, 5lpiid)en Sutton = Npen1le
uno DER often Stootgren5c, mel6e
nidt innerbdlb 80 Sugen bonn 5.
September 1907 an 6e5ablt iuorocll
luno, cine Strofe bon 3 Tro5cnt bin
5ugcfilgt uno ooS @rmoeigcntbum
fir ben 8erfouf d@nnollcirt lperOeu
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Gum WarDlano Sag.

|
NQe arrangements getroffen.- 9aa
Yrogramm bolitdnoie. Die
Gommiiiion ulb hobe Staatss II.
Stoot : @eunlte iobren am If.
September ollf Dcn 9ompier
y8irginia" mad %Sumestolpn.
Sr. 2pnn 81. Mecfins, ScfretGr Der
OforpI1n0er G%ommiI'ion fiir Die
Sameatolpn Nu5iteIlrng, fam &C.
Iteru Wlorgen bon SomcStomn 5il-
rid, 100 CT Die lebtcn arrangements
fir Den Wurplano : Sag g~etrofien.
IS gibt lid ein galt5 bcIon0eres Sns
%tereiic fir ben WarDldnber Gag fun0
Hno cs Itebt 6u boffen, oaB Der elbe
Die Itarfitc 9eilld)er3abl mobreno Der
gofl5en IuSiteaung olf5unpetien Ia.
ben miro. Die WtarplGnoer Cont
mi1lion nit 8ouperneur @arfielO II.
8cfolge, Sunoes Senutor gSilliam
Einfnep 8bpte, Wfopor Mo6ool nit
Srou ullo Sobn lperoen bier ant #.
0S. Wtts. $50 9(benoS, auf Dem
Gontpfcr o&irginin" Der Do Ban
2inie %obfobren. 9icieIben peroen
an nGhiten Worgen 6 llbr in Slo
Hoint Comfort eintrcifcn uno ihr
Sriibitiif I'M Gbonlberluin,Sotel cill.
nebmer, mo- Tie Elm Gomitc Der Ius.
1teIlungS = 9ebor0e begriiBen miro.
Gon bort miro ole @eieaidIaft in
Spc5iol 9ampicrn gum Nuoitorilm
gebroht iperoen no Die 5cierIiffei-
ten I'M II llbr beginner. Die Soupts
reOen merocl bon @ollpcrnellr Wor.
iielo uto Senator @bpte gebaltcn
merben; nlBerocm mcrocn InIpra-
d)en baltcn ole SS. George Sufer,
&rdiiocnt Scr NuSiteQunga 9eb0r0c,
8puperneur SmanIon BON Girgi.
nien, General : 0ireftor Sornes M'.
Barr, Gapt. 3. SO. Gollton, SoriiBer
Der Wurpldnoer Gommiiiion, uno
SberIt Sobn 9. Hauoall, Der Nlltor
oeS 2ieoeS nOtarplono, mn Warps
LAMB"
Sir oic Wtuiif lit cine berporragenb
tithtigc &apelle gcluonllen Doroen;
aud miro Die pradtpoQe groBe Srgcl
Ild) boren laiicn. nMarplano, mn
Worplano," unO Star Spunglco
@anner" meroen bon Dem gan5en
Eublifum %geiungen pcroell; cberio
miro notwithstanding Elm Spe5ioldor
ole bon Moior ". Wt. Gcgran bon
Baltimore conlponirtc NltsiteQllngs-
Doc portrogen. Siernoh merocll Die
WnrnlGnber in N%lltontobilen nno
Sroi6fen gum Worplano : 8eb1uoe
gebradt ncrocn, no oen @uIten ein
SmbiB geboten meroen miro. I'M
l.35 llbr HodmittagS miro 8oltoer-
lieltr @arfielb Damn Die Srupperl.
Eorooe %obnebmen, nmo oonoh pers
oen 9ieienigen, melfe nod 9olti-
more 5uriif5utebren luilnihen, lid
nod Slo Goint Comfort bcgeberL
bon no Die rGirginia" I'M Z llbr 80
Nberto5 obfabren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Staot Baltimore.
ltnterhaltnnas -. @c0iuciier.

1thitt SSt9'os'f'l+
,Spre'S" pSbe @opS of Gomparp p.
r9ontoan" - a9roaeiuab after Carr.
nSiauen's" - NJ GDilo Of The Negiment".
.0apctp" - rGbc g9orlo 0eater5".
uInottprium" 49, nI6e erect Singer.
,Winrhlauo"-SfetibS oNl Stnr" 8aioehilc.
Mem Wtpnumcntnl" g9rcamlaHo 8urleos
euerS".
2u6in's. Hr. 404-4OG, Cft.gahimore.str. -
Sbeater nro bepcglibe 8iloer,
Sdittnt1reseuuntn nno Wnrplano : Staatss
0atr,- Nieuiiaa. Wltitlupf, Golnerftaa, Sreis
ta9 ino SanitaG. ben g., A., g., 6. uno 7. Seps
tenlber, 81 LtrtoHium.
r5ruhiuu" Vim 9. Sepiembcr arpber stlis,
flua nab gPeHfCrt's Bari.
pSeutife Sua '5eier,"- 9onneritag, ben 70.
Tie BartGpnSerte:
SnHHiug ...,............
"'ehias :.;:........
3SS,enliag .'.''........... 1Saiterlon'8ari.
Sonnerlias ................ "9arrouf8ati",
Steltua ..... r0llItpfsYdrf
11son Us bis 10 lihr aberSs.J
Gruaramm fir beute:
Wtaridl oIbe Sirettornte". ........ .Soufa
& d nptorH'e Isl 4'matl9lnsin
ESGl3et nenharireb" .......,...,... ,gldrte
Seieillon sSooetl9rln" ............ SS1aner
enrnei' Sltett .Selecteo
Cor. 7ouieI 5elbuanu mlb SobnJ
Snpertiire .Sberon" ............, Weber
SELECTION ,Rcpuiair Nirsd ,.,,,. Self S6eer
2Soae Sic sfmiebe i'm @aIoc". . MidnI
W{arfb DID Satt5fuI" .....,,.., .6oI5maun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
CUR 0cndltnna.

Ter r1entfhe Gurrriponbsut" aintntt ~ teber
Belt geridte aut iiber gerfobunaen, Spnb5titen,
@ebnrtstage, aulbrue nuo ilberne Snd5eiteu,
Seienihnfts.N henbe etc., NIT ben Gamen Der
antpefenosn. bic aber beutlid, Gefhrieben iein
fputen. auh 9eripnol.Gutt5en tperbeu germ
ahfasnumuen. Tie Gtnienber iuldter geridte
mt fen aber tbreu ssamen u%nterihreiben unb
Dor aaem mint u~erseiien, tp bic Sriltdfett
~ifattianb - etrahe unb Sausnnmmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
syeincr GanSD mmionit.
DDS lit SoIdleiter. Mcile.

Tnm 3. September all linO fiir oen
Der Saiiou miro Seoenn cine
Sflad,tel bon 9edolep's ieinem Ganop
aeidenft. Man oeirfe-ein ToIfcltcr
uab cine feline ShadteI Ganbp
fiir % Gents. CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
s=Gbrpnif.
Ticl BON einem Straben-


balm Moggnn.
Sr. Safob 9rebm, rs Sabre alt,
bon Hr. 1854, Yenniplponio = Slpe.,
iiel geitern an Der Gfe bon Som.
orb- nno 9oltimpreitraBc bon einem
@oggon Der Grub Sill : slpenue-
Sinie. Gr mllroc ant slrm perlebt,
bod lpar er I'M Stonoe, nod ,!Sallic
3u gebcn, nohocm feline Ecrlcbungen
i'm Stnot . SoIpitol perbunoen nor.
Den ipore1.
gellnnllngSloS amigo
tunoen.
George Sprllcebont, If Sabre aft.
BON Nr. 427, @elt-26. StroBe, perlor
on1 0ienitog, ols er Den %atfinlon'5
Steinbrud) in Sompben perlieB, IN
Dem ct oils Woiiertrd9er ongeltellt
lit, bos @leidgemidt uno fiel einen
tiefcn gbbong berinnter, om 6llbe
beiien CT b~eiinnungslos licgcn Bitch.
Gorbeigebenoe Nrbeiter innbten Ocn
&noben l1ad) Dem Worplano 8enerol
Solpital, no Die Mer5te 0ebirner.
ihiitterung unb Shdbel6rltd cont
Itatirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Sifi5tencr atano Der Clubs:

NO IT Nlbcrt @oIl0rer?
MaridnIl 5arnon lit crillAt NOR
ben. Den ictigen Iiiientbalt ocS
Sdipeoen al6ert Souqren ousiinoig
jn madelt. ipeIhcr 1870 nod Solti.
more fonr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
oSnt SenfcltDpfdlcn,"

Nr. 5ff, @cit gerinaton Strafc,
Stiftnngsfclt ocs pSdmorrer CHAR
fett-Glmbs" am Samitaa, ben z. Srpt.
(24S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
,Snrmunic : Safc,H

Nr. Ala, @cit=Sapcttc-S trakc, Garl
Sdpmiot, Snbaber. @iir5bnrger Sof-
bram iriidJ am 3apf. Sincrs, sunpcrs
Il Ia carte. Der Sommcrgartcn jett
fir oas Ynblifnm Diicn. (lpriIt 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05

lNllpfcf 2ele4QleH lQQteN.
OouDcrneur Wromn inn
Nath bauS.
Gr . 8olucrncur 9rolull mar &c.
tern Elm 9eilld)er beS Wapors, mn
ipurbe oericlbe NIT ser grnenm,ng
oeS SteuereinnebnterS in @erbin.
Dung gebraft, INN ipcld)eS Amt Elm
llltercIloitcr &ompf liottiinoet.
Sic 90 | d) roge.
Die groBe ainoeriterblid,feit. mel.
die bouptiGd)lid) ourd) unreine Mild)
peruriod)t miro. bot oas 8eiunobeits.
amt neronlnBt, cine G~erorbnitng fir
Die ltren9e Snlpeftion Der Wildl5u.
fllbr oils5llarbeiten, Die Dem Staot.
rotbe unierbreitet meroen miro. Die
Veroronung miro Die Initeuutg CT.
niger Glerfs, eiles 9ofteriologen,
zines Gbenlifers llto mebrerer SIT
lpettoreir %notbpenoig MAIDEN, bod
iperoen Die Softer bunoertfad burd)
bic Tortheile aiifgeipoael1, lpeld)e cine
rigoroie Snipeftion Der Mild oer9e.
uoIferiing hri:,gen miro.
laIternngs. Webur q /.
liz.
Gteuereinnehmer MilliainS mndlt
ourd) Illnonee i'm gGeutid)en Core
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05

Tret Mal bic @ohe - Sa1nme.
rltl1g., Monoibein- II. Sbeinperier.
2i6t . grfuriionen 8anpier
n2ouile" ieoen 8ienftag, 9onnerltaa
uao Sreitag Inn 6.20 I6os. Nur Zoe.
GSuli 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Spnnenamfs uno ltntcraana.
Nns Mcttcr.

6iir Wnrplm1o uno oen Iiitrift
Golllmia bellte Worgen Hcgcn, nod
Der fIor; morgcn flar; umipringcnos
Winoc.
Ter Nettermam bate iiir geItern
fit5leres Mcttcr ongelaot, aber er
bate lid geirrt, es mar iogor u1tange.
ilebn idJpiiI. Die botite Gemperutur
mar 50 @rao BON 3 bis ) ll6r Nod)-
mittags uno Die nieorigite 20 @rao
I'M 5 llbr WorgenS.
Sn Den onoeren 9unoe$ = @cttcr-
Weobad)tullgS Stotionen oes 2an,
oes muroen Die folgenben bohiteln
Scmperaturen p%er5eid)nct: GaItport
SO, Eortlnno 60, Bolton "A, Albanp
50, 9tensOorf rs, Ybilooelpbia Sc.
Itlantic Gitp 76, Gope Mop 76,
@albington 81, Norfolf 81, Sotterds
Sc, Charlotte rs, @ilmington So,
GbarlcIton Sc, Sopamnob SO, Sad.
lonoile S6, SSiipiter SO, Sen @eit 80.
Itlanta so, Wontgomerp Sc, Ncp.
Orleans Sc, Ealeitine 81, @alpeIton
Sc, Corpus Gbrilti 80, Mempbis 80,
Ginnoti rs, Gittsburg rs, SSlpego
70, Buffalo 70, Glepelano 70, Detroit
"A, alpeno 66, Wnrquette IS, @reen
Ban go, Gbicngu 6S, 0lllutb 60, ct.
Eaul 20, ct. 2ouis "A, aanioS Gitp
", Omaha 66. Slron 70, @iSmord
rs, Wililton rs, Saure rs, Silt 2afe
GttD rs, 0enpcr so, Dodge Gitp so,
Mnlariao S6, Sos Nngeles -.
WnicbaIl. Die ,Sriole5"
1lno Der CLUB bon ScrIepsGitp ipiel-
fen gcitern nid)t ltlb cbeniullS nid)t
Die Glubs BON Ncmarf ulo Erouis
oelce. Die Spiclc Der anoercn bier
Clubs Der oItlihen 2iga pcrlicicn lpie
folgt:
IN guiiniu,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
ELECT A
SUCCESSOR To
PROF. CADBY
Illinois Man Chosen to Take the
Chair Of Engineering at the
University - Special Music
Course Arranged This Year.

Prof. A. AI. OtfweIl. Of Plalnview.
HIS. was chosen by the board Of re-
gents 81 the University Of New Mex
leo yesterday 20 succeed J. y. Cadby
In the chair Of engineering at the Unit
verslty Mr.. Ottwell ONE splendidlJ
recommended. He j. a graduate ~
the University Of Illinois with q Mas
ter's degree. has done special engineer
INK work for a year and a half al the
University Of Wisconsin and Tor some
time past has been the practical
tester % electric machinery for the
General Electric company 81 schcner-
tady. n Y. Mr Ottweli has had eX-
perience in many lines Of engineering
work and his equipment should make
him IN available acquisition 20 the
University faculty.
This board Of regents attended 70 a
number Of important matters az the
meeting yesterday which was held Al
$3.50 Ia the office of Harry r Lee IN
the y. r. Armlto building. The mat
ter 81 special york in music this y~Tr
was arranged for. Mrs. JOHN " VII
ron. whose studio BE- u SIS South.
Edith street was given ohuI.e of il-
work for the year. Mrs Nf SON iz al
accomplished musician. being r. grad
uate Of the Mount Union College com
.scrvatOry at Alliance Ohio She ha-
studied under "a number ~ prominent
German musicians and s. fully con
with the latest and best meth
DDS. She viii give instruction TO stu
dents two days In the week.
The meeting OF the regents yester-
day brought out the fact that the aD-
commodatlons az the varsity this year
are much larger than cver be-
fore. viii be- actually Inadequate to
the large enrolment this year. which
makes an previous records i%nsignin-
cant The prospects are ~uneNcellcd
for the most successful years work
the history or the University
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
A Lazy Liver

May h. only a tired liver, or a starved
liver. II would BE- a stupid as we'll as
savage thing to beat a weary or starved
man because he Jagged in bis work. so
In treating the tagging torpid liver u Is
a great mistake 20 lash it with strong
drastic drugs. A torpid liver Is but an
Indication Of an ill-nourishcd, enfeebled
body whose organs are weary with over
work. start with the stomach and allied
organs 81 digestion and nutrition. Put
them IN. working order and see how
quickly your liver will become active.
Dr, pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures Of~liver
trouble by its wonderful control Of the
organs OF digestion and nutrition. II re-
stores the normal activity Of the stomach.
increases the secretions % She blood-mak-
ing glands, clean-es the system from poi
sonous accumulations. and So relieves the
liver Of the burdens imposed upon il by
the detection OF other organs.
10 you have bitter OF bad taste n the morn
inE poor or Nriahie appetite coated tongue.
foul breath. ooAstlpate< or irregular bowels
headaches. pain y dlstreNp small o. back
eerhap. nauseASAN<% nsinss- IN
throat after eating. and kinhcN symptoms
% weak stomach ard torpid ira % ned
sine vill relieve you NOR KrgmRnL loud
Medical Dl<coreu Perhtps only
q PAR % fhe EhoTt symptoms ill D. present
A. one time and get point o. torpid liver or
tliuusness and weak stomach AVOID al
bread snd biscuits Friddie eakes ard
oiher iudir-stihle tod and tax tho Golden
Discovery regularly and stick to ifs
~ until you are vronrus ard strong
The Discovery j. nen-serreL nun-tloo-
hoiic. d a ElF0erlc eNtrart - native uelirl-
nal rrots rith = flil list ~ its inrreiirnts
on each ho~tiie-wrapuUr and attesfed
oath INs iuCrcdlenfs are endorsed
rnfullef ~ TIRE most eminent mndiral
% the az and are ueoammcnded 20
rurv ne diseases Tor whtch 81 is advised
Dunt accept a substitute % unknown
rompositiou &c this nnu @acret NrnIcIxE
~ kSOwS CoNr0eIrIox
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
NAVAJOS RIDDLE
WAGON COVER
WITH LEAD
Old Native Citizen Gets Scare
Of His Life in Zuni Canyon.
TO Entertainment Of the Red
81 ms.

\ story reached here yesterday from
Ran th. Mckinley county. which
sho - that the somewhat uncertain
navajo ~ the reservation appreciates
g JOKE with the best OF them. The
chic figure In the episode was an ei-
derby aud very peaceful native citizen
named Lopez who was driving % Cow
cred wagon schooner through
Iuni canyon He was suddenly start
lcd 1y the dipping - rifle bullets
throI wi his wagon sheet. and looking
upw ard IN some perturbation. saw the
emo llfting from the rifles ~ q
bum. b ~ grinning Navaios who were
following him along the top ~ the
on wall Lopez tool one look and
pat on the high speed clutch
u sald he ran the horses at ton
speed for ten miles until he met or
nccr Murray ~ the mounted police.
who. upon the urgent entreaties OF
the fugitive. acted as hie escort until
he considered himself out ~ danger
Al that investigation could eiicIt. was
thut The Indians wanted o. SEQ fht
horses run They SAW them Tho
wagon looked like Il sieve when tho
melee was Over
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
CANADA'S NEW MINT
PROVES DISAPPOINTMENT
Metal Must BE Sen to United States
for ProDcr Refining.

ottawa. Aug t3-The Royal Mint
here a. about finished. and Bon o. the
Dominion government ~exnects Co have
the best equipped one in the world.
4 remarkable situation however.
prevails and q appears that the Do
partmcnt ~ mines has neglected Co
urnvide an essential adjunct to the
mint. with the result that the profits
figured ON might he reduced to a
minimum. n not entirely wiped out
90 o. essential that ore for the coln-
auc ~ silver should b. refined by
what is known as the elertroIytiC
process. 10 b. asserted that 80 was
clearly intimatcd Go the department
that ~ the sentimental object 600 the
establishment of "a mint was to be- de-
teioped 10 BE- logical conclusion. %
would De necessary ta establish az
once an eiectrolvtir refinery in Gam
ada This has been neglected with
the result hat when THE mint opens
silver will have Oh be sent o. the
United states. there refined and ship
ped back 10 Canada. entaiiluE "a heavy
expense.
The -entimcG. that wants Canada Co
make its own Din o. also ciamorlng
will clamor. FOR the fun refining
On this side ~ the lime - necessary
ores
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
DUTCH MASSACRED
BY EAST INDIANS

Amsterdam. Aug IA dispatch TO-
the Telegram from Batavia. Java. says
that a detachment ~ Dutch infantry
was m-assacred b. the natives in the
Mort district OF the island Of Celebcs
on July -. i g. further said th9t
two l~ieutenants. fifteen soldiers and
some conVlcts were also killed.
No official account of the affair
published. II Is thought 10 have been
the result Of 4 native rising or Of
.treachery on the part 0f chief Maran-
das.
The Dutch have been fighting The
natives ~ Celebes Tor 200 years The
last time the W eame 10 an end for
an and good W. In December NJ last
ear. when Marupu was captured by
tho Ouch troops But another strong
hold had 10 b. captured last March.
and in April there was a battle al
Akassa. in which the natives were
said 10 have been defeated. but evil
IDENTIFY they were not subducd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
TESTS
F|REMANS HEAD
WITH HAMMER
Brewery Employe WIN Face
Charge Of Assault With IN
tent TO XIII in JUSTICES Court
This Morning,

A. a result u an argument in the
engine room u the Southwestern
Brewery and Ice company plant
TUESDAY night. George Able. the en-
Eineer. was placed under arrest BY lhe
police and Fred Anaya. the fireman.
Is nursing q number Of wounds ON
his head. Inflicted BY Able with a
hammer.
The fight occurred about : O'Clock
an hour later. Anaya. with his
head al swathed IN ~bandages. ap-
peared before Justice Of the Peace
". Mcclellan and swore out 2
warrant for the arrest Of Able. whom
he charged aith assault with intent
20 Kill
The troubles u the two men viii
aired in the Justice court this
morning az 10 O'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

psign treasury. A liberal spender. he
turned his purse upside doNn and
told the Leaders 10 go the limit to in
sure his election. Just how heavily
the campaign had cut into Deiama-
fers wealth aas not realized until his
bank AZ Meadvine vent to the wall
Crushed By his defeat at the polls
and the Disgrace attending the col
lapse " bis bank. Delamater Was un-
able 70 meet the failure 81 d railroad
enterprise and q succession ~ other
which followed His fortune
was gone his health was greatly Inn
and IN every sense ne was 3
man.
Criminal prosecutions Nere institut-
ed against Deiamater IN connection
with the Wrecking q the bank. but
the jury was unable - agree upon q
After bis defeat for COVER
nor. Deismater made no attempt TO.
re-enter polite Quay II once threw
him overheard. and others who labor
"a 10 secure MS nomination al the in
81 Quay dropped MIN 81 a
lighf He was only submerged
n misfortune and disappointment. but
deserted og his former associate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
EXPLOSION OF BIG
GAS RESERVOIR
THREATENED
Considerable Excitement Was
Caused by Blaze at the Gas
Plant Which Department
Quickly Controls.

The explosion - one 81 the large
gas tanks Of the Albuquerque. Gas.
Electric Light and Power company.
situated in the Highlands. was mar
.rowly ayerted la, night al s O'Clock
by the prompt WORK u the local nre-
men in e1tinguishing a blaze which
started in a PHI ~ coke near the
tank
The alarm was TUNED in at s
o'clock. and whHe the hremen under
Chief Burfless quickly got h blaze
under control. an -upioye OF the gas
company was stationed at the coke
pile TIL early this morning keeping p
stream Of water 30 the smouidering
fire 20 prevent the blaze from breaking
again.
According to TIE Information go
cured by Chief BBrticss someone
threw live cindefs into the coke pile
the coke Attire and placing the
huge tank in DANCE IF exploding.
The burning coke Aas less than ten
feet away from ihs gas tank and an
prevented an explosion was that
the fuel was closely piled and BOT
scattered about.
When the fire alarm whistle was
sounded il was supposed that the Oc-
building was on FIRE and @
crowd quickig gathered.
The report thai the blaze was
,aused by the great friction Of the
booster which has been work
Ing overtime boosting hot air into
pipes proved uufounded. Tho
gas went put for several hours after
accident n the pressure was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
RAILROAD MAN FALLS
INTO HIS OWN TRAP
spring Gun Arranged for Thief Putt
Bullet Int Man Who Set IL Up.

clinton. Mo, Aug 13-Sam Dos
sun. 20 conductor on the Frisco Kan
s3s City-Ctlntou plug passenger
train. arranged am internal machine"
to catch a thief who had been robbing
his train box.
He fastened a revolver 200 % box
boo such q way that any raising tho
lld would discharge the weapon and
receive Che bullet.
Within fifteen minute after fixing
the trap the conductor had occasion
tp go to his hnx and forgetting the
burgiar-catchiuE contrivanre. SET 90
or and received a flesh wound Zoo the
leg from the bullet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
TEXAS FARMERS BEAT
WOULD BE STRIKERS

Brennan, Tex. Aug l3-Thc negr,
cotton pickers Of this county organized
themsclves into what they call "a union
league for the purpose Of raising tho
price for picking cotton.
A committee of eight WAS appointed
to wait on The farmer and demand
that M price be increased from so
cents FOR 100 pounds 10 IS cents.
The committee called upon only ono
farmer. They were met there by a
number 0f white men. who took
charge Of them and gave each "a sc-
we're whipping. This league has dis
banded and the farmers are still pay
ing 60 cents "a hundred pounds for
picking cotton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
Planned III suicide.

Pittsburg. Aug SIT became
known today that George Wallace Del
amater waited his time 10 commit sui
eide. and had taken his life at a time
when all the suicide clauses in HIS
many Insurance policies had expired
Oy time limitation As 5 result his
widow Eiii receive a total u $4,000.
Only six weeks ago Ueiamater
changed the beneficiary on a $4,000
policy from his daughter, Mr. Shirley
r. Austin. 10 his wife. II also became
EnOwn to-day that heavy premiums on
some n the policies would have been
due very shortly.
Deiamater recently undertook a big
deal which g. said 10 have had for itg
purpose the selling ~ a plant 10 an
automobile manufacturing c0ncern
He expected ~ make $1,000. 900. and
Il was his ambition 10 pay off the
creditors 81 the Meadylile bank. with
- hich he went down financially. dol
Tor dollar. Vlth Interest
An hour before Delsmater fired The
shot and after ~ had prepared al his
paper, ne invited out 10 dinner
Charles IS Knight. local manager Of
Prudential Insurance company.
which will have 10 pay his widow
$4,000 During the meal Delamater
remarked that BE- had not been able
10 put some of his deals through. and
eft the Impression fhat ne was press
ID for ready cash
Services viii be held IT the resi-
ience. $500 Kentucky avenue. AZ 10
'ciock tomorrow morning. and the
nierment viii be made later a. the
bid home IN Meadviiie.
Delamater had represented both the
NeS York Life Insurance company /
the Prudential IN Plttsburg. and
or the last xix years and a half had
writing Insurance for the Pru-
iential, n until one year ago led
agents In the United states for in
Iividuai effort IN writing insurance.
having placed upward # s5ee. eee a
ear In b Prudential alone
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

McClosky. escaped today from thee
Westminster penitentiary.
They dug a hole into "a brick smokt
and escaped into "a field Of the
prison grounds. Although this field BE-
surrounded hy "A high fence. the fugi-
tivcs scaled BE-. clark was a forgor.
Woods "a thief and McCloskcy a bun
lar. 1E
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
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