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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
John Herwick
TRANSFERRED FROM cLARKs.
BURG DEsPATcHER's OF
FlcE TO GRAFTON.

cLARKsBURG. Sept ls. - Tele,
graph Operator John Herwtck. Of the
local depot has been promoted to
copying dispatcher in Dispatcher
Green's once at Grafton. The pro
motion came as a great surprise 70
him; but the company being well ac'
quainted with his long and efieient
service gave him the place. while
there are many older men in the ser.
vice. At a conyenislt date he Will
move his family to Grafton. Who bis
successor VIII be has not been an.
nounced but 1t appears that either Mr..
Raymond or Mr.. Ogden, as both have
worked here for the company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
LOVE ST TER THOUGHT TO
Show THE MOTIVE FOR
ALLEGED MURDER OF WIFE
LEFT TRACK ON
EDGE OF sPEEP CLIFF

passengers. mostly Tomer, felt the
car grating sleag the tracks they felt
lIttle concern Until they saw the look
Of hesFor depicted on courfeIances of
seyesal negro youtas on the upper side
Of the track.
AS the car tetered and rocked back
and forth, threatening every minute
10 topple over and 80 plung!ng down
into space, women and children
screamed and moaned in horror.
Finally rigatiEg itself the occu.
pants were reassured,ot their safety
by the train crew and transferred to
another car. Had the train been run.
ming at any great speed fully 100 cas-
urtties would have resulted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
mrs. MDOkA..LI..D' / u
ADDRESSED As
''DEA BESSIE S 5
Had Rela tives
III Wheeling

PlTR Sept ia let
lar ou the clothing Of Talbot
sEen accused by his eighteen
1la epson John Smith, Of cut
tug throat last night in an
Ii Allegheny. made public
IA slisyed to furnish motive
f7r The letter Is signed by
Anth flpll ana Is from England.
Tie actresses Mrs Mcdonald
Esssie III The letter he re-
fer - my love" several times.
I'll 81 To- her -iAtYes, dwells
On memories Of their beins
tpgethsr IA ssgs ne did not know the
part aa6e. 50 painful. Closing
the les ASS, Il often think of
the hspp pqrs ne spent together. II
you maf ii America wish you to
nave ols oR ray Of sunshine through
cut he I'D your husband also. I
hope wcrthg. BE win be a lucky
eSEned today that young
sai an aunt IN Wheeling W.
vi Killibe notified. He also has
taIa England.
The S said by the police to-day
Is bgFe admitted that he was NOT mar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19

FairTiex, Friday, Oct 1s
FairTiew. Saturday, ort ls.
New England. saturdaya, Oct u.
Eldora, Monday, oct 81.
Monoagah. Tuesday, Oct. q
Worthllgton wednesday oct 23.
Paisgpe. Thursday, oct q
Warrington, Friday, Oct. IS.
Mannington, saturday, Oct 2s
Barrackyille Monday, Oct. 2s.
Barnstown, Tuesday Oct. %.
Gray's Fiat "Wednesday, Oct. 50.
Downs. Tuesday, Nov u.
Warrington Saturday Nor. 16
Fslrnont, for the week ending Nov
ls.
Montana, on pay day IN November.
Kites Mines, on pay day in Noyem
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
Het Brown
ONCE MORE GETS IN POLICE
COURT AND DOES TIME IN
Lookup.

Het Brown was a new face In police
court this morning, Chief shumaker
found her in an awful state Of de
bauchery last evening on Merchant
street. The otHcsr arrested her ana
took her to the lookup. She was nm
ed six collars, but could not produce
the necessary. consequently she was
taken to the lookup.
Lew Fluharty was a plain drunk
that was arrested on Jackson street
by officers Walker and Hess. he was
fined six dollars.
Leon Coombs was taken in by
Price He was fined six dollars. The
whole bunch was strapped.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
Lee R. Hennick
WELL KNOWN THEATRICAL MAN
ISM THE CITY LOOKING AFT
Err THE INTERESTS OF
ALsRERA eALLATIN.

Lee R. Hennick, a well known the,
atrcal man, who is this season the
advance representative Of Miss AL
berta GalIatin, Is in the city today
perfechng arrangements for Miss Gal
latia's appearance here next Thurs.
day, September 26th, in Judith Of the
Plains" This popular star opened her
season September 10th, and capacity
houses have been the order in eaca
city she has visited. Her tour will ex-
tend through to the Pacific Coast, aft
er which she will return to New York
City for an engagement in February.
Mr. Hennick says that with very few
exceptions Miss Gallatin will not ap-
pear in any but the larger cities this
season, as her present production Is
too large for the one-night stands. The
company comes to this city from Cum
berlsnd. Nd, and then to the Court
Thea;er, Wheeling
Mr. Hennick also says that Miss
Gallatln appears to much better ad-
vantage in her present vehicle than
In anything else she has attempted.
Local theater-goets VIII remember
her as Rosaliud in "As You Like 1t, "
In Ghosts" and Cousin Kate" and
We believe that we are safe in saying
that Miss GaIlatin is the most popular
actress who visits this city.
She is under the management Of
Eldredge and Meskln, who also have
"The Highwaymsu,s and II Miss Gala
tins engagement Is financial sue
cess, they promise to give us this pro
ductlon. 'The Hlgnwayman" will be
one of the largest musical comedies
on the road this season. and viii have
an excellent cast and a chorus Of fif-
y. The opera, Is by Regtnaid De.
Woven and Harry B. smith, who ara
responsible for cred Feather, : Rob
IN Hood, and several other success
ml operas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
WOMAN FATALLY HURT
BY a LUMBER TRAM

ELKNs, Sept -s.-Mary Smith. d
Middle Mountain. wiz die as the result
Of being struck by a train on the Rain,
Andrews Lumber Company road Tues,
day afternoon. The trains approach
was lnaudlble to her and when / Fush;
ed around q curve and upon her she
had no time to Leave the tFae ON
Ing to Ia hsasiy train ou:a down stsda
ne enslnesr s Unable 70 ob his
iehgthe bsfore struck ana tossed lei
aslds
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
Auto Victim
DIED TODAY NINE DAYS AFTER
BEING RUN DOWN sYA
MACHINE.

PTTTssURG, Pa, Sept 1s.-Wlll
liam B. Chrtsty, aged fifty, Of Free,
dom, Pa, died to-day IN a hospital as
the result Of injuries IN an auto acel,
dent September tenth The man wls
q merchant and vas run down by shs
machine while crossing the street n
sheny. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Jossphus Garner Struck While Work
ina In the Field.

MoRGANTowN, Sept. 10. : On
Tuesday afternoon about four o'clock
while the terrible electrical storm was
raging, Josephus Garner, a farmer who
lives about four miles from wayues-
burg, Pa, was struck BY lightning and
instantly killed. NJ. Garner vas II
ths fsId ploWing II the time Hs Nas
i pros perpus farmer and vas twice
married his second vie surviving
hip
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
No More Arrests
IN CAPITOL GRAFT CHARGES uN.
TIL PRESENT CASES ARE
DISPOSED OF.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 1S.-'Un.
til the present cases are disposed Of
there viii De no proceedings against
any Of the other men charged with
completely in Harrisburg capitol graft,
but there will be numerous other ar.
rests later" !" is the way Deputy Attor.
ney General Cunningham sums up the
situation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
John MItsheII q charIsston.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. 1s.-
John Nitchell Of the uni
ted Nine Workers Of America arTiv.
ed yesterday morning to confer with
Governor DaNson relative 70 TIE min
srs @ the ssats. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19
ARRESTED FOR KILLING
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

aRLEsToN. W. Va. Sept 19.-
AIae Eelnsosh, ls years old, was ar
f night for the murder of
elierse eEis, whose body was found
il West Side livery stable, Lewis
3hroz vas cut ana the body was 9th
eswi ashsdi The general assump-
noh Vas tha he committed suicide.
vi q p ASnentFout who has been
Tisitin I'LL, gangtldsr, tsturned
tosday 3 home Il Hortoa Randolph
counts
N Fetty o IHagan sas : Fair:
mont visitor yesteriay
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19

AErs; i B. WatherE S visiting el
dlughtsF Ma j. s llas u Johns
ttoNn. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-19

lIlss Carrie 8IsyleIer Is visiting
relatives "a Preslpp county:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
.SEAMEN SCARCE IN
SPITE OF HIGH WAGES

81. Johns, ". H., Sept IA num-
ber OF vessels which have sailed from
this port during the past several
months have had their date of de-
parture delayed for a considerable
time, in some cases as long ms two
weeks, because of the inability to Sc
cure seamen In sufficient numbers TO
man their vessels. The wages nave
advanced to the highest mark In years.
In some cases $50 a month being Of
fered TO men who few years ago
considered fl7 To $50 good pay, but
thus far this has had no effect on
the situation.
The conditions here are reported 70
be typical OF those elsewhere along
the coast, and the delay IN starting
their vessel has been responsible for
heavy demurrage charges against the
ship owners affected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
CENTRAL AMERICAN
PEACE PACT SIGNED

Washington. Sept. IA protocol
was signed at the state department
today by the diplomatic representa-
tiyes Of the five Central American re-
publics. accepting the invitation OF
the United States and Mexico TO meet
here al an early date to negotiate an
agreement providing for permanent
peace between the countries repre-
sented.
Each country will be given but one
vote IN the conference. but eacn may
send as many delegates and adv s"rs
las n desires. Ii Is practically agrert
that the conference wi,l hcgin hetwean
November ! and Is next. Beside ac-
cepting the invitation o. the United
states and Mexico for the conference
10 negotiate a permanent pace pact
TO be entered into through the counsel
OF Central Americas two powerfui
friends in the north, me protpcol pro,
vides that ali pending difficulties shall
be held In allegiance and submitted 70
the projected Washington conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
ARMY SURGEON
MARTYR To
SCIENCE
NOTED YELLOW FEVER
EXPERT PASSES AWAY
Major James Carroll Succumbs
10 Illness Directly Due to His
Work in Fighting Dreaded
ScOUrge in Cuba.

Washington, Sept l7-Major James
Carroll, surgeon United States army.
who Wees member OF the commits
sion which was senf TO Cuba 10 study
yellow fever just after the close OF
the Spanish war. died al his home
here late yesterday. IL was his COM
mission thar fixed definitely on the
mosquito as the medium Of trans
mission in yellow fever. Mr.. Carroll
allowed himself TO be bitten by a
mosquito that had been infected from
three distinct yellow fever cases He
developed the disease within four days
after being bitten His last illness
was the direct result of his work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
PRESIDENT De MES
COCKTAIL TALE
MichIgan Bishop's Attempt to
Clear Fairbanks OF ReSpon
sibility for incident Brings a
Statement From Loeb,

oyster RAY Sent o. nccause ol
the Wide publicity gwen as the state
mvnj og plshon RvuN, of Detroit that
either prcsidont Roosevelt or Sccre'
tatN i.oeh. aud not Woe President
Fairbanks. WHs responsible ion VI,
serving of cocktails nt the luncheon
rendered thr president hv Nj Fnit-
hanks at indianapolis some time sinur
Secretary l4oph to-day issued the fol-
lowing FORMAL dental The staiV-
ment ig GOO absurd n be given any
credcnCp Neither tho president NO.
his secretary ordered anything what
ever for the Luncheon Ga question,
whore they were present as thr suesls
nf the Vice president"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
STRONG HOPE that The
MOORISH WAR IS OVER

Paris Sept. 1.-THE French gov
ernment is greatly encouraged ny tAe
improvement in the Moroccan slHa-
ton, Strone hope BS entcftainea that
the rebeliious triheSmen whose dole
gates conferred with General nrade
on SUNDAY and are nov consulting
with the tribcsmea wha took no part
peace terms
with the outcome nf ihe sirucel le
between the rival sultans at Mor0cco
the French government has bat lttle
Interest The mandate oi France and
spain from the powers ~ Europe Is
limited 20 the restoration az order and
the security Of tho Moroccan ports.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
METEOR STILL THE
CENTER OF INTEREST
Albuquerque Man Saw Big Chunk OF
the Star Visitor ON Exhibition IN
Tucumcari Bank.

Attorney Ellsworth ingalls,. Of the
governments special legal starr re-
turned 10 Albuquerque yesterday afier
a business trip 20 points on the ROCK
Island railroad. where he has beeh
taking testimony In Indian depreda-
ton claims. Mr.. ingalls, says that
great excitement prevailed In santa
Rosa and vicinity over the great me-
teor which fell there on September sth
and which caused Santa Rosa TO think
IL had suffered an earthquake shock.
One big fragment Of the meteor.
weighing eighty pounds. was FOUND
near Tucumcari and Is now on eNniDl-
tion al that place.
Mr.. Ingalls, says range cohdll
along the Rock Island are almost
ideal this season. the result Of the re-
cent bountiful rains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18

Richmond, Va, sept, iS-lnsutance
commissioners and authorities on IN
surance matters from many states as
Sembled In the capital of the old Do
minion today to hold the thirty eighth
yearly conference Of the National tun-
vention OF Insurance Commissioners.
An address of welcome by Governor
Claude A. Swanson was followed hN q
response by the vice president Conn
missioner Rcau r.. Folf. Of Tennessee
The balance o! the opening session
was taken up by tho address OF the
president Insurance Commissioner
George H. Adams, Of New Hampshire
the report of committee on credentials
and the announcement by the presi-
dent OF appointments to nll vacancies
on committees. This afternoon ad-
dresses were delivered by Prosident
Darwin y. Kingsley, president Of the
New York Life Insurance company On
THE Future of Life Insurance ana
Insurance Commissioner u. =, Grouse.
OF MARYLAND, who discussed flsifc ln-
surance Legislation Adopted IN Narl-
Gus states within the Past Two
Years" During tho convention, Whieh
will last three days. addresses viii be
made by the Insurance commissioners
OF New York. Colorado. North Dakota
Massac husetts and other states, ~
important report will be that ul the
on standard forms Of hre
Insurance policies The report NJ the
on laws and legislation VIII
be presented this afternoon. aud WIZ
likely lead TO n spirited discussion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
NEW YORK POI lCtMCN
TRAP SAFE CRACKERS

New Ynfh err ~ FHHr koaairr
who is afuul nIeDm fHr thr rtih.-
ulrkcd an nruu 1Innnro etih uut won
IN apuHfd rHft luI to1 ihnm be- vHe
o ernnk Tupai1t ninhi thnl tnIi
kesalpt thai ihDt Npfn aofra lH ,inrk
the gafp in li. ainfr uf H1uiu.I lafff
kowsttt at 200 Eidrldnt ffrH
Policemen CLOSE ahI t'IfHNH vrrr
concealed in the aiuta nnf Detectives
Hart and nIeeort uf hpfIuuH vtre
stationed outside About nNir 81
Seaiefday mnuuinr nn. w'H nri
90 TWn broke infH fnr UH nhiIc
the other two aint.1 Urfa.i. IH vHftt.
Whpn the tuu naI .ffII,t nU HNr W
the fnut uniIDem.n rfhnnrf thtW
and aflet sfruHH't Hfi.i fhem iof
he stallion hHur. IfUf enh fhcf
we're nafnrt MHfftuIH tNNf Nrf1
Jacob ufihbfn InH utfFt West
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
GEORGE A. Pt0lB0NE IN
CRITICAL CONDITION,
nrfsntlam fr tIaNH Nuftltf tner NaN
Nfspt u, nfuueiu tu ifiai

uaisa eenf e n.uvs 4 rrH-
home wac nnrff. tH aHrrfr in fhe flr.
ifirt tnufi fhia muruInr fn hatr hie
,asn eai faf tHsf Thr 1fnt1ff ~
thr aiiahfinn rhtei.ian states fhHf
rrtiihanr is euffrrnr frm nn n'Uff ~
the MaHftf HhIDh unless checked.
Hin .pf,tt nfai AN rreraffan inHt
itr ftarrt. .fff ifHi iha fht Hfan fears
fhH iatierf mff tt nhahit fa sifffte
ID rNNha-a is tharftd wlth rsafn-
NHnHt M lhe mnffer ~ Hovefnof
sif fHhenNtft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
CHICAGO VOTES DOWN
NEW CITY CHARTER

rhFaen sent 1.-THE new char
fti aufhurirtd hf the state Legislature
at f net eession Tor the City of chit
lnet vas reipficd ~ the voters at to-
d1tr srecial eieriiou By q majority
nf rotr ff zoe a little more than
hnf fHe registered vote was east
Fhc Nnhi vote was due In some ex-
teHf te the fact that the eiccilau was
srerial nne and The arantng Gf Time
nN fnf ne uurrUsc of voting was np-
ifHn1l With employers. and ln ma-
infitt ~ rlsus the voters Nere Obliged
tn en- m the polls before E0lnE %
WORK nf NOT at alt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
PENITENTIAR
JOB AGAIN
VACANT
WARDEN LlrTREIL HAS
ANNOUNCED RETIREMENT
RESIGNATION to lake Effect At
End OF YeaG Incumbent Goes
Back to Coliak County AS
Sheriff


II
santa Ne, ~ NJ, sept Sope,.
ntenden' MaWoa htuvn 81 the ter-
ttorisi pcnitentierN has Announced
BITS Intention of retiring from The of-
uce 40 The ena ot the present wear
NJ iAttrpl s. rccentlN visited RafAn
where 4 is said he went for the nm
pose of re@Rnine the office 81 sheriff
% ColtaN county The county com
missionetv, however prevailed on M
NttVll 10 chance his mind and he
VIII 80 back to Ration 10 take Nn the
duties 81 ihe sheriN'e Once after ,rsn-
nary MI LHtrcn desired Is a1it
the prison as soon as his suScessot
could he appointed hnt At the earnest
solicitation 81 Governor Curry ne dc.
cided 20 remain ~ charge tot the rest
oi the present year
A number OF candidates have Al.
ready been mentioned ~ ronnectthn
intendent Garrett is said Is have the
endorsement of "a . Bufvam Cor the
place r. l.. Baca, 81 this city, IA
aiso said 10 haNe designs on the SOB.
hut nv people supposed - ne In A
position TO know. the chances 0f those
gentlemen Tor appointment are not
considered very good
Among the darn horses mentioned
are Fred F0rnoN, cantah 81 the
mounted poiice ana Thomas McMniln,
city marshal ~ Albaaueraue Meth.
on of these rAntlemen have. as Yet
announced themselves a. candidates
Governor curry rendered the post
tion to charles T. nallara, 81 Roswell.
and upnn that gentleman declining
the honor because " business reasehs
offered it to B. k Hunt cashier %
The First National bank as Raton NV
liunt found n impossible 10 alive Mp
his hankine business. and u n NOW
believed the governor win defer the
selection of M i.Htrelpe succeasor
until after his return tfom his ,fin
down the mississippi river With presi.
dent Roosevelt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
LAW REVISION BOARD
REMAINS UNC0MpLEfED
Uowtnor carry tstaa Fs,rcmr sNrr
in Selection ~ Members 10 NJ.
Important sefnmi~ss0n.


lspeeial Dssnhtch 20 The Mntnine Jsefnai.i
9anR ~ y NJ. Sept ~ uuVer-
nor curry has not as Spi announced
the personnel of the laW revision com
mission, and No Is ihe general belief
here that " viii be a, least twn weeks
hefore The nlaces ~ the momhers whr
Recently resigned viii he fllied, and
The appointments OFFICIALLY announced
AZ iaf as can be learned She gov
ernor has h view the foiiHwinr si-
tnrneNs tnr places On the commission
Attorney General a "a Eail w v.
Chihprs. ~ Alhuqueiauvi a. NJ
naupheriN " aacnrro and BENJAMIN
NJ Read, ~ Santa Pc Charles "A
Springer ~ Ration. has been slen-
toned as the fifth membef of the
commission but u Is NOW believed
las Vegas attorney viii ha named for
the place Rnmor has Il that A A
Jones has been offered the place. hui
HE accentance % the honor is deem
cd doubtful
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
LEAVES VAST FORTUNE
FOR ORPHANS EDUCATION

Philadelphia. Sept. 17.-Under the
terms of the will OF the late Thomas
Il. Patton, treasurer OF the Grand
I.odge Of Masons OF Pennsylvania.
who died recently. his entire estate,
valued at between s2.O00.O00 and
$4,000. O00. is devised To the Grand
Lodge Of Pennsylvania for the educa-
tion and support OF male orphans of
Master Masons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
NINE HURT IN REAR END
COLLISION AT RACINE

Racine, Wis, Sept. 17.-Slippery
rails caused collision between the
front end Of a southbound freight
with the rear end OF a northbound
passenger train on the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad here this morn
ing. The freight engineer. fireman.
two passengers and five dining car
employees were injured In the crash.
The dining car and one passenger
coach were demolished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
MOTHER browns SELF
AND THREE CHILDREN

Los Angelica Cal, Sept ~ pcliova
ina herself hnpelesslv ill. Mrs Anna
liaker thlrtN-une Neara Old, last ninht
drowned herself and hor ten Near-old
daughter in Johnson lake neat the
eastern city limlts She leH note
asking that relatives in Rtrentor lllt
be notified The nakor family came
here about a year aeo from Iowa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
WANDA PLOTTED TO
BLOW UP POLICEMAN

So Petersburg. russia. sept ~
The police to-day arrested young
elfi nieknamed wanda. aroused ~
participating in plot iu blow up The
headuuarfera Of the secret police
whose torture chambers have aroused
bitter feeling on the part ~ ths fef-
aiufianiafs " ia H4isi that she plan
ned 70 enter the buiidlna in The MID
die ~ the dar when u was rfuuaedt
With her ciothins llnsd aith espinsiff7
and explode them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18

Juanita Duran. an old native wom-
an. was arrested at 1880 O'Clock TINS
morning bv officer George High par
gin for being drunk and creating =
disturbance al FOURTH street and Mar
quetfe avenue
iecal hackdriver and a woman
were arrested last night by OFFICER
Babbitt for disturbing the peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
STRIKING OPERATORS
APPEAL FOR FUNDS

Washington. u T., Sept " The
promised appeal VI President Small
ldent gompera ~ the American Fad-
etalinn ~ Labor tn orBhniaed labor
throughout the country for financial
assistance to the striking telegraph
ere wps iseued TODAY num the fedora
ton Headquarters The direct appeal
is sinned ", nv small MI Gnmperf
ri,ea % general endorsement 90 us
uuFprapa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18

81. Petersburg, Sept. 1.-THE coun-
ell of ministers has ordered the clos
ing of all the dormitories attached 20
the institutions of higher learning
here and al Moscow. because the po-
lice admit inability TO prevent them
from being used as meeting and hid
ing piaces for revolutionisis.
In accordance with this order 1000
students have been ovicted from the
OF the Polytechnic school
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
RELIEF EXPEDITION
SEARCHES IN VAIN
Arctic Explorers From Scotland Lost
In Frozen Wilds.

Edinburgh. scotland. Sept. IA
telegram from Aagaard, Norway,
states that the steamer sent in search
of Mr.. Bruce, the Arctic explorer, had
failed to find him.
Mr.. Bruce started on an exploring
trim along the north coast OF Prince
Charles Foreland, with three compan-
ions. and has not been heard OF since
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-18
BOY DIES IN AGONY
FROM HYDR0PH0BlA

New Brunswick. y. j.. sept IL
Herbert Fieidner Mason. the eleven
year-oid adopted son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mason. of Highland Park. died
In Wells hospital last night from by
droph0bla. resulting from dog bite
he received on August ~. The dog
hif MIN on the nos. and he was hurs
rfeld 70 the office ~ physician here
where the wound Was cautsrized. II
healed. and nothing more was thought
% the accident unth Monday when