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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13
HEAVY LOSS BY A
CONFEDERATION
At TORREON
County School Superintendent
Loses Entire Establishment
With No Insurance; Well
Known Estancia Citizen Dies

y
Esgancia y a.. Dee i6.-Juan G.
JaramtlIo. county superintendent ~
schools of Torrance county. and the
leading merchant Al Tsrre0n. IN the
Manzano mountains. lost his entire
stock ~ goods and the building by
fire Friday night His home adjoin-
ing the store sas also a total Joss. in
Guiding most ~ hts household effects
There VAS no insurance. Mr. Jara-
milo carried a fine stock n goods and
as he had practically all his money
invested IN the store. the fire was a
pretty bad blow 10 Mr.. Jaramillo. The
county supertntendenf's records were
destroyed. but as ali financial trans
actions are recorded az the county
seat. no serious Inconvenience will re-
suit. Mr.. Jaramillo is a good business
man. and prominent in the public life
Of the county. and his many friends
viii deeply regret his misfortune.
Bad Runaway Accident.
Cal Ward met with o painful acct
dent last week az his home ten miles
west Of Estancia His team became
manageable and in the mix-up Mr..
Ward received a kick in the breast
and was run over by the loaded wagon
the wheels passing over his head The
wounded man was brought 10 Estan-
Ella and IS rapidly recovering. as no
bones were broken and his injuries
consisted in painful bruises.
The santa F. Central railway II
twenty-five days behind In paying Of
its men here. and the employees are
beginning 10 look for the appearance
the paymaster.
" Lentz. Hho settled in the valley
Estancia about a year ago. COM
ing from Illinois, and who was a SUI
ferer from lung trouble. died Monday
the remains We're sent to Illinois
for burial yesterday Mr. Lentz was q
mighty respected citizen. holding
fHembershtp tn the odd Fellows and
Masonic Lodges. under the auspices ~
"a hleh orders his funeral was held.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS


BOARD and lodging IN comfortable tent
house for one or two persons mildly sick
with hung trouble Special diet. Address
: $. care Morning Journal II
LADIES tailoring and ressmaking work
guaranteed by Mrs, n. CoiTell. III North
Sixth. ga
HAIR WORK PUFF CURLs and switches
made al ST. South Broadway. Mrs. II.
L. Rutherford. IL
10 LoAN-ss0o0 on Albuquerque real
estate. Apply Rankin q Co. room 10
Armijo block. u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13
DOWN EAST" THE
AT THE ELKS' THEATER

WaY Down East. atWaVs a prime
~fatorlte. viii be- - attraction al the
Elks theuter fnui@t and from AL re-
ports the show IS Il first class one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13

The Carbon City girls will play a re-
turn game in Albuquerque in January.
The game between the Agricultural
college girls and the varsity team
Will be held in Las Cruces about jan
uary Il. and sometime In February
the boys team OF the Agricultural coll
iege viii play the university bows
team here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13
FOR SALE-M!scelianeous


FOR sALE-Good horse. also light wagon
almost new suitable Tor light delivery or
groeery as Copper avenue Il
FOR slW-E-Furniture q a -four room house
cheap ieo4 Forester avenue, one block
north II ear lire II
FOR sALE-singer drop head sewing ma
chine Teutsch . and ( Grant Bldg. #
FOR sALE-Five room modern house at
South Arno Dr. Wilson.
FOR sALE-Fancy iron bed cheap also
some other nice furniture l15 : Arno.
FOR sALE-One 10 50 tons good hay APP
ply 70 II Royabal at Perfecto Armilo
Ranch. Ranches de Albuquerque.
FOR sALB-Gentle riding pony Z. W
Fee ee2 south First street
FOR sALE-Flne saddle horse. Highland
livery II
FOR sALE-One Jersey COW. fresh. one
half mile north Of OLD Town. II
FOR sALE-Christmss turkeys; Bezemek
Dairy. II
FOR sALE-Game cocks also mems and
pullets from Missouri. Price reasonable.
call at SOS south Edith. s W. Owens. dis
o sALE-At a bargain for the next
two DAYS some good horses and mares
G W Hunter. $40 y Broadway II
FOR sALE-Good driving aud saddle pony,
buggy andt harness Address Box %. d.
FOR sALE-Bargsins in horses. mules.
wagons and harness. Hunters Wagon
yard. $40 North broadway. II
FOR sALE-Frcsh COW. large mixer. Al
hers Bros dairy. ~
FOR sALE-A new watchmakers bench.
cost $50; will take $40. and a lot Of
tools Also a gas range almost new cost
tg5. for $3.50. Call on or address II, @.
Paulsen. li5 West Central Il
@ sAEE-Or exchange for shot gun. 80
calihre Winchester automatic rifle. latest
m seL SO West Coal avenue. II
FOR sALE-At a sacrifice; Underwood
typewriter. good as new. Call at Nil
lett Studio. 2i5 West Central avenue.
FOR sALE-EKtraeted honey. 10 pounds for
fL0o. s0-lb. can for $500. order by
postal OF W. p. Allen. P. o. Boz goa. Al
. sALE-Aeromotor windmills. tanks
and suostructure. Wolkin a. Son. T07
North Eighth street; phone 1855. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13

any ease ~ Itching. Blind bleeding ~
Protudlne piles In 4 90 t4 DAYS ~ money
refunded. thc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13
MINING PROMOTER
LOSES LIBEL SUIT
Jury in $4,000 Case Against
Prescott Journal Miner Finds
for Defendant After Fifteen
Minutes Time,
Especial Correspondent. M.rnins JouraAIl

Especial CerFespondsnes Msrninx Journal. !
Prescott. Ariz- pee i0-J Water
loo Dinsdaie president and promoter
90 The Little Brother Gold Mining
company. has lost a S25 @ libel suit
against the Prescott Journal Miner.
The iury IN the district court yester-
day after being out fifteen minutes.
returned "a verdict for the defendant
The newspaper lin reporting certain
alleged fraudulent transactions in
Dinsdaie Inquired called him q sroun-
drel' '%swindlet" and fraud. claim
Ing that Dinsdale deiiberatclV robbed
the stockholders OF the company.
UBIIC SPEAKER INTERRUPTED.
Public speakers are frequently interrupted
by people coughing This would not hap.
pen IL Foley's Honey and Tar were taken
as % cures coughs and colds and prevents
pneumonia and consumption The genuine
contains no oplates and BE- in a yslow
package. j "a REILLY Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13
ASSAYERS.
CIVIL ENGINEERS
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
FOR SAFE

W SALE
ti2oo-s room brick. cellar. rood barn
near car line.
1890 room frame. north stu street
50 IT. lot. city water.
i1o5o-4-room. shingle roof adobe. near
shops, easy terms.
$3.50 room frame, Highlands. CLOSE
In. cement WALKS.
8 s50-s-room frame. near shops: sksy
terms.
t2sso-s-room. ? story, frame. modern.
w Central. near park.
fe000-s-room, brick dwelling. corner
lot. best location in city.
$3.50 room. 2 story. cement block
dwelling. n. First street.
sz7s0-5 room new brick cottage. mod.
ern. close In.
s3259-s room. : story. brick 1EsinnG.
modern. close in.
;sseo-T room brick DWELLING. modern
hard wood floors. near car iins.
szsso-5 room brick cottage. modern
Fourth Ward
sseeo55 room frame eottass. bssh. etc.
n. I2th street
fzlo0-4 room brick. bath, electric lighta
North Second street
s2io0-T room frame. bath. etc. South
Arno street
1850 room brick. modern. 3. walter.
Some good business properties aa6
ranches for sale.
A. FlElSCHER
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE., SURETY
BONDS. LOANS.
212h s. Second. Phone STA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13
STORAGE

wANTED-Pianos housenold goods. etc.
stored safely at reasonable rates. Phons
see. The Security Warehouse q Improve
ment Co Offices in the Grant Block, Third
street and Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-13

The Business Mems association furnishes
men for all high class positions In New
Mexico. Arizona. Texas and Mexico, and
recommends only those Of highest eharac-
Ter and ability BUSINESS MEMS ASSO-
CITATION. eo3k East Central avenue. Al
1nonerqne. \. N. phone 25s. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
GIRLS FLEE FROM MEN
tnbsHsesst hunss4, Iske Refs>et n
ixt Of hsa, vAe Csas peate.

Hudson. Mass.. Aug 20,-~The
presence of a half dozen scsntiiy
clad women In the back yard OF John
parmonter. who lives near Fort
Meadow Pond In Marlboro. caused
Mr. Parmenter to telephone the po-
lice
one OF the young women said the
party was bathing In the pond when
three Greek speaking men ap-
peared and sat beside the clothing
of the girls, who made for the op-
posi,c shore and sought the shelter
of Parmenter's garden.
Parmenter. when pressed more
closely as to the details of the ward
robe OF his visitors, modestly said
that "he couldn't exactly tell. but
anyhow there was not any sinful os-
tentatioh in their dress"
When the police arrived the young
women had departed. Parmenter
said his visitors did not leave their
names and the three men kept
part of the girls clothing as souve-
Mrs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20

Action of Two Men Are Reported to
the Authorities.

Mondays Dallas News contained
the following with reference to the
abandonment in that city Sunday
morning of horse and buggy stolen
from young man named Marshall
here Saturday night:
A negro reported to the Oak Clif
mounted officers that a horse hitch
ed to a buggy was tied up at the
foot of the hill on Zang boulevard
between Oak Cliff and the city. He
said he had seen two young white
men driving and that the horse,
which seemed to be about exhausted,
had stumbled and fallen. The shaft
of the buggy was broken and the
legs of the horse badly skinned.
Mounted Officer E. r Williams
carried the rig to the pound. Later
in the morning a telephone message
from the sheriff of Ellis county, w.
II. Forbes. notified the police TO be
on the lookout for a horse and bug
gy stolen during the early part of
the preceding night The animal is
said to be a fine one.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
SAY STRIKES BROKEN
hest> sl SsiA (sa>sa,es eeCi~e TIE
s'nke IAfal sf ne Past.

Nc1 YORK. Aug ZEE J. Naily
Vice president aud General manager
of the Postal Telegraph company
yesterday gave out the following
statement
Moon reports today from all
points. east. west. north and south
indicate that We started the day
under almost normal conditions.
with improved traffic and increased
forces. There is not a single place on
the conpanys lines today where we
are not giving good service, and
where we are not prepared TO give
prompt handling to any business, the
public may give us. SO far as the
Postal Is concerned, the strike is
over"
X. G, ClowTy, president and gen
eral manager of the Western Union,
said yesterday afternoon:
THE Western Unions force of
operators are sufficient to handle its
traffic with little or no delay; in
fact, 1t can be said that normal con-
ditions have been resumed. The tele-
graphers' strike is a thing OF the
past
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
ARRESTED IN DALLAS.


Dallas. Texas. Aug 20 Upon
the order OF United States commis-
sioner MAY filed on May IL last
Dock Hathcock Was arrested In this
city Monday morning hy Deputy
Marshal r. NJ. Warden and taken
before Commissioner May where he
plead not guilty to a charge OF muir
der and vas remauded 10 jail with
out bond
The alleged crime was In the In
dian Territory, near Durant. and oc-
CURED on March 81 last. at which
lynched. 1t was learned that Mr..
Hathcock was in the city and the
arrest followed Monday morning.
The case is one that has caused
much talk throughout the territory
and the killing of Williams was the
result of an outrage, committed by
Williams on a white girl near Du-
rant. When Williams was caught by
a crowd of citizens who went in
search of him after the outrage had
been committed they lynched him
Indictments were found by the fed
eral grand jury of the central dis
trict of Indian Territory against Mr.
Hathcock and others.
Many prominent attorneys of the
territory have volunteered their ser
vices to defend the men indicted and
held to answer to the charge of muir
der, one having refused a fee of
$500 offered him, saying that he
wanted no money and would defend
the parties charged with the crime
as if he We're to receive the largest
fee on record The sympathy of the
community is with the men charged
with the murder.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20

Soap Agent Gets Cash From Wom-
en- by a Smooth Method.

The following story from the
Houston Chronicle with reference to
the present operations in that city
of soap artist" will be of local in
terest TO the people of WaXahachle
by reason of the fact that a similar
game was worked near town two or
three years ago. The man made his
headquarters at the hotel in WaXa-
hachie but selected farmers as his
victims. He gave his name as Char
ley Hodges and claimed that his
people lived in Northwest Texas,
The last farmer yictimized here by
Hodges. reported the matter to the
officers and the soap Vender was
arrested in his room at the hotel.
He spent year or more in jail ana
was finally convicted on charge OF
swindling. He was sent TO the coun-
ty road to work cut a fine of 500,
and was released from the road prob
ably about nine months ago. Off
GERS here believe that Hodges has
turned mp in Houston The Chronicle
says.
Residents of Edwards street have
reported that young man who has
been soliciting orders Tor soap in
that ueighborhood h,s worked them
for various sums iu cash without
delivering the goods sold 10 them
one woman SAYS chat the young
man appeared at her home the lat
ter part of last week.. aud after tell
ins her "a stor, to rhr effect that o.
certain ticket hr proposed TO give
her as premium Was sure to win
buggy be- was able to collect S. from
her &C. was s,ry confidential with
har about h, urksI aud cautioned
hrr uot ta ssl auy Hf -he usighbors
chat bs aas riNaa hel tbc viunins
COUPON. rud PROMISED f0 deliver the
.oat aua HuEs .H t.- Ht the sam"
une ff. asut .RHr .Ht t@ tirum
bss u.s.. .s.H ...h,. 1ap oF HHeE
.rt essIT r.a .t. .I i1esfs fHs sH.
.efpsaiHe .aa.
Tts s.HHt f..I . HHHhst ui u'a.
.r a.m.. .. ... .aH. rr.Ehhurha1I
va nrE n fte tmr
mrhaI ..t ..I .H. .aarE maa
. .t.. .. .a..I ..ua tsHtaaur
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
HELD FOR OLD CRIME
Three Hen J1iled at boaham in CoRReC-
iioN VitA nurder.

\ Bonham, Texas, Aug. 2o.-six !
: years ago this fall the dead body of
: a young man. almost beyond recog-
nitisn1 on Acco0nt OF decomposition,
- was found tied up in a cotton sacl
out between Ivanhoe and Telephone
about fifteen miles north of Bon
| ham. 1t was most grewsome find
and the officers. every one of them.
, from constables up, made every eff
fort in the world to apprehend those
who placed the body of poor Ebert
Pinnion in that sack, after they
seemingly brutally murdered him.
| The efforts seemed almost fruitless
and there was nothing at all to
come out of the long and weary
search for the criminal except a few {
suspicious and notions that seemed
to develop into very thin air.
There never was a case in the
county that had so much mystery
attached to it. There was not man S
woman or child in the neighborhood n
but that lent every effort TO the Of t.
ficers to run down the fugitive or a
fugitives. but all TO no purpose a
However. since the present grand
jury has been in session matters
have come to light before that body
which led them to get busy on the p
old case-the one that had baffled y
as good a sheriff and deputies as the y
county ever had--and they went to .
work. As a result OF their laboys n
they have billed aud caused to be
placed in Jail Albert Keene, son of
Sam Keeue. near lvanhoe. Henry
Kecne. son of Joe Keeue. near the
same place. and Joe Pearson, who 4.
lives at Albany T. T.
These young men. who are all
highly connected ATE indicted by
this grand Iury as ha,,ug been con-
nccted with the ease. and it Is likely
that they viii so 10 trial pretty
soon. ass district court is now In ses-
sion
There have been several murder
eases in this section chat hayc newer
hs.eu ferroied out. hut fhr officsu
have newer given up hope Den the
ease of EIbrft P,nuiou if seems chat
te has tome luto tte uesghborhuod
ts rirk cotton He was soon missed
bul u1. found uH IHr HHf1li. tad
telr.d .r fre .aar.h
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
nOORS ASSAULT FRENCH
CNs Qsats Neae ef AaetAu N1D
taCosaiu vAkA Is RsDstxt.

Casa blanca, Aug % SUNDAY
an alarm was sounded at sunrise
when gailoplng groups OF Moors
were discovered on General Drude's
western flank and the French sharp
shooters aud light cavalry were I'm
mediately sent To tho front. followed
by deatch ment OF spahis. At 9
o'clock the engagement began. after
which steady voileys from the
French and spahis supported by
guns from the French cruiser Gloire
soon cleared the beach of the enc
my. In the meantime the French ar
tillery had been exploding shrapnel
shells among bodies of troops fur
ther south. Toward II o'clock the
Moors broke and scattered in all di-
rections and eventually disappeared.
At General Drude's headquarters
the attack was regarded as a recon
nisssance Of the main body of hos
tile tribesmen who remained con
cealed behind a ridge. From the
terrace Of the French consulate red
dolmans worn by regular Moroccan
troops were distinctly discerned
among the Moorish horsemen. 1t is
considered uncertain, however,
whether they are regulars or desert
ers who had retained their uniforms.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
PISTOL AND LICENSE.
Negro Used the Former to Get to
Use the Latter-Landed in Jail

Waco, Texas, Aug 20.--Cass |
Foster, negro who was in love with |
went to her house when she refused
to marry him, and with pistol in
one hand and marriage license in
the other demanded that she become
his bride. This happened four miles
from Waco, and a call had to be tel-
, ephoned in for officers, as the deter
mined Foster would not leave H
hwas still patroling the premise
when Deputy Sheriff Alva Tilley al
rived, and he was taken to Jail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
MOVE GAINS STRENGTH
Revolutionary novemeat Active Secret
Societies Gaiaiaa nembers.
dispatch

Berlin, Aug. 20-A dispatch
from Shanghai. says the situation in
China, and especially In the
Yanktze Valley continues un-
< satisfactory 1t rs impossible. the
J, | message adds, to say whether or mo-
: a general outbreak is impending, bu
! the revolutionary movement gain
| strength daily and the secret organ
fzatfons are\ growing. The Chinese
officials say thousands of revolution
lists are concealed in the foreign
quarters OF the cities and are thus
outside Chinese Jurisdiction. The
revolutionary movement was recent
lv carried into the army.
The murderous plots against Man
chus continue to be discovered in
pekin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
PROMOTION FOR OWENS
Becomes Trainmaster on Trinity X
Brazos Valley Road.

Texarkana, Tex, Aug. 20.-Pat-
rick Owens, who for many years past
senger conductors on the Kansas
City Southern railway, has resigned
to take a position with the Trinity
and Brazos Valley, as trainmaster,
with headquarters at league, Texas.
Mr.. Owens is said to be an old
time running mate of w. E. Green,
who a few months ago became gen
eral superintendent Of the Trinity
and Rrazos Valley road.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
Death Of Veteran Actor

New York, Aug. 2o.-George
Hoey, the veteran actor, died here
Sunday night after a short illness
He was well known to old-timers
having played with Booth. Barrett
Jefferson and other famous players.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20

Cedar Rapids. Ia. Aug. ga
passenger train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee aud St Paul railroad was
wrecked yesterday at Keystone. 90
miles west of here Twenty persons
were injured several seriously
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
We wish to announce to our

We wish to announce to our
friends and former patrons that we
ers on the east side Of the square,
snt are now better than ever, pre-
pa:te to do your tailoring. We give
special attention to ladies' work and
guarantee every piece we turn out.
A new fall line OF samples have just
been received and we guarantee
satisfaction and fit. All work call
ed for and delivered free at your
door A trial is all we ask. Halcomh
& Page. Both phones. II
n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20
Assassination of SChrctt.

Bialystok. Russia, Aug. 20.-Col
Schrett. commander of the Bialystok
military station, has been assassina-
ted. He was accused of organizing
and helping to carry out the recent
attacks on Hebrews here
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-27
MUST USE LAWFUL METHODS

No organization, however laudable
the purpose for which it was insti-
tuted or however meritorious the
cause for which 1t contends, can sue
coed in ito unAsrtaking or command
the sympathy Of the public. unless Its
methods are lawful. The leaders OF
the Dark Tobacco Protective Associa-
ton have begun to realize this and
they are unsparing in denunciation of
the action of the mob that terrorized
Hopkinsville and committed arson
and murder
The only battle ground upon which
victory against the trust can be won
is where Law and Order are en-
throned. The association cannot ex
pect the moral support of the people
in its night against the expressions
of the monopoly if it's members resort
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-27
cARMAck,s CANDIDACY.

The two chief organs Of the COVER
nor in Nashville and Memphis have
exhausted their little stock of wits
and almost bankrupted their vocabu-
larry in finding base and unworthy
reasons for Mr. Carmack's candidacy.
Mr.. Carmack would have been foolish,
indeed, if he could offer no better
reason for his candidacy than these
papers have imagined for him. It is
a fact of tremendous significance that
an Overwhelming majority OF the Dem
ocratic press Of the State has rallied
to the candidacy Of private citizen
who is without Office, without power,
and without machine" II would
be strange, IL it were true, that there
should be such a powerful and in.
response to an appeal
made for purely base and selfish puf-
poses. The fact IL, that genuine
and general, demand from the democ-
racy as Tenuesses callal Mr. Carmsek
into this contest in order 70 nd the
state Of q machine which has prosti-
.uted all the powers Of government for
he worst of selfish ends.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-27

to even more reprehensible and I'M
Unsuitable methods than its opponent.
The association must win its night by
persuasion and not by force. 1t has
no moral or legal right TO dictate to
those who do not join 1t. when and
where. or how they shall sell their
product.
What is true of the association is
true OF every other organization or OF
any Individual Nothing can be ac-
complished by violating the law The
cost amounts to more than any tenn
porary gain And any oficial who
winks at law defiance Is particeps
criminis to any crime that may result
thereby. The people who insist upon
being their own avengers cannot be
expected to respect the law II its en-
forcers are remiss in their duty and
openly countenance their depreda
tons