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The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Post Holes for Sale.

They're easily made with tue
Post Hole Anger. See them n
yellow shack two blocks west OF y"
Berendo. Clark WOODRUFF ~
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17

n. Q. Collins aud f. J. Dennng, who
live near Kendrick, and Guy Hender-
son, OF Forder, took the early train
for Pueblo Tuesday morning 10 make
final proof on their claims near For
der.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Money to Loan.

We are prepared to loan moa'' \
I per cent interest ON Farms ~ ~.
vicinity OF Ordway with Twin -
water. Address
Steele s. Ineraham,
Rocky Ford, Cow
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17

Work commenced this morning on
the new electric light plant.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17

For perfect fit in clothes and fine
quality of.gOods, lsec Custer s. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-17
Per Year Sf,50 In advance.
Jay r. Johnson. Editor and Pub

Onlcc Phone "Ordway A."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
KING PETER SECURE
ON SERVIAN THRONE


London, Jan. lGwOwing 70 the
widespread reports IN European capt.
tails 81 Sorvia's being shaken by anti
dynastic plots threatening King Peter
with a tragic fate similar TO that of
his predecessor. the Associated Press
t~eiegraphed to the president Uf the
council of ministers and minister for
foreign affairs, M. Pasics, for "a state-
ment on the actual condition of af-
fairs. He replied as follows.
'Since the re-cstablishment of the
Karageorgevitch dynasty. of which
King Peter IL the reigning represent
iatlve, no trouble has occurred within
Servia.
"The reports Of hostilities between
Servia and Bulgaria are as false and
mendacious as the reports of the pre-
tended nlots against King Peter as are
all the rumors Of trouble and g'ots az
Belgrade, The cry of alarm has been
ably circulated. but its dental Is the
absolute calm now existing at Bel
grade.
"The alleged plot against Servia
exists only in certain hostile press
publications outside OF Servia. These
foreign representatives have been im-
pudcntly and ccaselessly conspiriug TO
Interrupt the peaceful economic and
political development of the Servian
people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

81. Thomas. -. w. H. Jan. l5s-~Ac-
cording TO further, though stth met
gre details OF the Kingston earthquake
received here. IL would appear that
The FIRST reports that the city had been
destroyed were exaggerated. fhe
fire that followed the shock was stu
burning Tuesday morning. although
il had been confined to certain limits.
The work Of hghiing the flames VAS
still being pursued with energy ana ~
his respect the situation seemed 70
be improving. II was thought the
fire would be under control tonight.
The statement IL made that the to-
tai loss OF life has not been aseef-
stalned.
The first count gives the number or
dead At less than 100 and the number
ct injured at several hundred. The
hospitals are filled with injured per
sons. and everything possible Is pelhs
done for their comfort.
The principal hotel Of Kingston
fprobably the Myrtle Bank hotell ana
other important buildings have been
destroyed and other houses ~ KING
ston sustained considerable damage
The llanes apparently we're CON
fined 10 tbs docks and the warehouse
district. II this N 80, only a small
portion OF the city has been burned
over.
No mention Is made Of q contlnli-
ance OF the earth shocks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
RELIEVE REPORTS or
CALAMITY ENAGGEItATD

Boston, Jan. i6-Allep A. Ainsiie
.pf the frm OF Ainslie and Grnbow.
T,roprletors OF the Titchield hotel ~
port Antonio, received a cable di-
spateh tonight from his partner, ed
ward Grabow, AZ Port Antonio, stating
Thai Kingston was shaken by an
earthquake yesterday afternoon ana
that 4 fire was raging there.
The cable despatch added that the
earthquake ala no damage on The
north side OF the island, whore the
~TMitehfeld hotel Is situated.
The officials of the United Fruit
company received a dispatch from
the eompany's representative Al Port
Antonio tonight, stating that an
earthquake occurred at Kingston on
Monday and that part of the city WAS
On fire, No mention Was made Of any
loss Of life.
The c%abiegram was sent from the
cable station at Holland Bay which
til located In the swampy section Of
the island. SOME miles from Port Ans
tonic. From the tone OF the cable
gram the officials OF the company in
this city say they are Of the opinion
that the reports OF the calamity have
been exaggerated. The eahlesram
stated thai the company's steamer
ADMIRAL Sampson, arrived safe at PORT
Antonio on Monday from Boston.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
ARMSTRONG TO GET
A S24 PENSION
New MeNivo Veteran VIII Bc Nd
Nnnccd Ou Payroll When Scnatc
Acts On Pension Bill-Post-
onice Changes.


a bill Introduced hA Delegate An
drews. granting an increase of pension
tu Andrew J.. Armstrong. of New Mex
leo. has passed the house and received
a favorable report I'm the seuate come
mittee on pensions.
Mr. Andrews sought To obtain $50
"a month for Air. Armstrong hut the
house committee recommended the
amount OF SEA, which was adopted
by the house.
Mr. Armstrong. nov "a years of age.
served as FIRST sergeant in Company r..
Third Kansas volunteers from August
=. 1851 Co january 49, 1868. and as
captain 81 Company II. Seventy-ninth
United states colored troops from the
last named date 10 October I. 1865.
when h%onorahly DISCHARGED.
tie was "a prisoner uf war from
Arrai ~ 1861 go some t!mc in March
1855. when paroied Tie now re-
ceiNes a pension under the general
law al the rate of xt4. The soldier IS
afflicted with deafness "a sight
and rheumatism and r. unable 20 ncr-
form any manual labor.
George ~ pndd has been commits
stoned postmaster at Embudo. New
Mexico.
4 new nostonIcr has been estate
lished az harqua Haia. Yuma county.
Arizona which ls located eight and
one-haif miles north ~ Saiome John
h. Martin was named postmaster.
William A.. Crane OF Albuquerque.
h. a student at the Georgetown TINT
Fersits School II Law in this clt>.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON SHIPPING BILL

Washington. Jan. l5.-After a tight
that lasted all day and extended 70
the floor of the house, threatening to
bring about much hlibustering at one
time, the house committee on mer-
chant marine and fisheries finally de-
cided q 6 O'Clock -. m. by a vote or
& to 2 TO make a favorable report on
a shin subsidy bill prepared by Rep
resentatlve Littauer Of New York as a
substitute for the GrosYenor bill which
has been under consideration for many
weeks.
The members of the committee sup
porting the measure were ltepfesento-
lives G%rosvenor, Miner, Littletield,
Fordncy. Wachter. Humphrey, Watson
and Littauer all republicans. The neg
alive votes were east by Birdsall, VIII
son and Hinshaw. republicans. ana
Goulden Maynard, Shirley and Pat
terson. democrats.
Seven subsidized mail lines are pro-
yided for. with an animal subvention
estimated al $3.50, geo, Two Of the
lines are to be from the Atlantic coast
to South America aud one from the
Gulf Of Mexico TO Cotton, From the
Pacific coast there are to be three
lines to the Orient and one Line 10
the west coast Of South America.
only ~ changes were made IN the
bill as originally drawn by Mr.. Lit
hhNi tliNA'AAt VI A'AhHiiN lAAhh 49,
Francisco ana the Puget Sound as the
points OF departure OF the two lines
to Japan. china. ana the Philippines,
the committee amended Mr.. Littauer's
bin SO that one Of the lines IS To start
from a point north of Cape Mendoeino
aud the other from a point south Of
Cape MendocinO. 4
AT the morning session the senate
ship SUBSIDY bill, which carries q ton-.
mage subsidy and Is said to be eN-
tremely ~distasteful to Speaker Cannon.
was laid before the committee by Mr.
Llttauer and several democrats voted
for it. Republicans changed their
votes IN order To defeat IL and get a
compromise bin under consideration
which IL was thought would have a
better chance with republican house
leaders.
The committee adjourned to meet
at 4 o'clock and when al attemut was
made 10 have the house adjourn at
that time the democrats began "a nli-
buster in an attempt 20 keep the house
IN session. nus preventing the mer-
chant marine and fisheries COMMITTEES
from meeting and reaching an agree
ment. The majority leader, Mr.. VIII
liamS, demanded yeats ani nays on the
adjournment vote, but "a count showed
that a duorum was not present. and
the house adjourned by "a vote of 1i3
TO ~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
COLD
v { { R
IN NORTH
RAILROADS BATTLE WITH
THlRTY-F00T SN0WDRlFTS
Few Train Running Hauled by
Three and -Four Engines
Preceded by Rotaries.
Worst IN History Of Section
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JBy Morning journal special Leased Wirel
81. Paul, Jan. 15.-Gnusual cold
weather prevails throughout the
northwest, with no Immediate relief
in sight. snow blocks the railroads
and the temperature mas fallen many
degrees.
III is reported AT the Great Northern
general offices that the mercury reg
!stered IS below zero at Browning,
Mpnt.,Nand that there Is no point be-
tween Grand Forks and Spokane
where the miximum temperature IS
above 3S degrees above.
Great Northern employees are bat
Ting against the snow drifts, which
are 30 and 80 feet high.
The greatest tie-up in the history
Of the Great Northern line has oc-
CURED IN the district between Brown
ing ANA Cut Bank, Mont. q distance
Of forty miles. In this territory ploWs
are sent against the banks without
result, and though plows are kept
going continually 1t IL Impossible 70
clear the tracks.
The snowfall gin the west Is greater
has ever been known before. Be
tween the Cascade and Rocky noun
tains, whore there is scarcely ever amy
SNOW, drifts are now piled seven feet
high.
The Great Northern line between
Kenmare and Thief river fall has been
abandoned. Trains which connect
with the Canadian Pacific railroad
trains al Moose jaw have been de-
layed SO badly that service IL almost at
Il siandstill. All the telegraph wires
are down, and it is impossible to get a
train through the drifts.
on the lines where traffic is al all
possible, the trains ran with three and
even -four engines and preceded by
rotary ploNN, but ever then have been
delayed from one TO three days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
BUSINESS SECTION IN
PATH or CONFLAGIiATION

Boston, Jan f5.-Da. G.. n. Bridge
man, OF Elizabeth. n. j., who relin-
pushed his post as American consul at
Kingston. Jamaica. aud arrived here
on the steamcr Admiral Dewey yes
terday, stated tonight thpt the consul
ate ~ az present IN charge Of w. II
Orfett. q native ~ this country
Dr. Bridgeman said that there were
perhaps 100 Americans residing Ia
Kingston In addition 10 the tourists
who Visit the city at this season of the
year,
Many ~ the buildings IN Kingston,
he said. were Of wood and Of "a char
acter that would easily be Frustrated
by a series Of severe shocks. The pre-
vaillng direction Of the wind at this
Of the year is from the north
east, the island being ia the zone Of
the northeast trade winds. If a fire
started In the business section, Dr.
Bridger thought IT probably would
sweep the entire water front as well
MS Harbnr street. practically destroy
Ing the entire buslness section. Nearly
All the private residences are outside
or the city 10 the north and are butt
of limestone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

eand much better known. and N mas
eeeh greatly In favor as a winter re-
Ihe Officers Of the various steam
shi~ companies hat carry passenA
. jamaica remained open tonight
hoping Tor news ~ the earthquake. AT
cooks tourist agency q was said that
ihere were probably several hun-
ured Americans IN Kingston ~
this time. This estimate was
verified al the offices ~ the
Hamburg American line. the Emitted
Fruit eompany's office and the office
Of the Royal Mail steam Packet
company.
Aside from those who sailed from
new York for Jamaica ia December
n are still there. the steamship
Prinz August Wilhelm % the Ham
burg-American line left here January
3 with eighty~~iX cabin passengers
FOR Kingston and arrived there lasl
Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
COMMUNICATIONS WITH
KINGSTON INTERRUPTED

50. ThomHs, y, " /, Jun I0.r-The
cable station At Holland Bay, Jamaica.
reports that "a very sever earthquake
occurred there at 3t8Q Monday after
noon. The cable office was badly
damaged and all the land lines 10
Kingston were instantly interrupted.
Communication by the land lines was
restored This afternoon to within Ave
miles OF Kingston. That city reports
a terrible earthquake ou Monday af-
ternoon. The city was destroyed and
there was much loss OF life, The
shocks continue. Everybody Is camp
ine out ana much distress prevails,
Fires started at Kingston Immediately
after the earthquake.
The jamaica Colon and the Ja-
maica- Bermuda cables are inter-
rupted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Important In.nrnnce Deci.lnn.

san Francisco. Jan. f5.AAn inn
portant decision affecting the inter-
probation of the earthquake clause IN
insurance policies was rendered today
IN the United States circuit court by
Judge Whitson IN the suit of ~. l..
Bergin against the Commercial Union
Assurance company OF London. Judge
Whitson sustained am objection made
against the introduction OF testimony
showing that the destruction OF prop
ertN was due to the gripping OF the
water mains by the ~earthQuake and in
rendering the decision said:
u cannot divest myself of the be-
lief that the words direct or Indirect
loss or damage. We're intended TO re-
late To the direct or Indirect origin of
th' ure ana not TO The disbursement
of the agencies employed ia prevent
the spread of fire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
TRAGEDY IN Ell
PASO COSTS
TWO LIVES
RAILROAD CONDUCTOR
SHOOTS WIFE THEN SELF
Domestic Troubles of Young
Couple End in Fatal Wound
ing Of Woman and Self De-
Stfuction Of Husband

IBy Morning journal special Leased Wire.l.
FL Paso. Tex, Jan. 1j.-G g. Boone
aged 20 years, q conductor on lhe ~
Paso Il Southwestern railroad, ~ deau
with Il bullet through his heart, ana
his wife. aged ~. is dying with " pni-
lei through her lungs. Boone and his
wife lived unhappily aud had frequent
quarrels and for two months had lived
apart. He came In from his run this
afternoon and few minutes after en-
tered his wife's room at Sla TeAas
street. a moment later a shot was
heard. His wife with blood streaming
from a wound IN the chest. ran from
the house to the street. AS she ran
into the street another skot was
heard ana Boone was found dead on
the noof Of the room with a bullet
through his heart.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
SHOCK DID NO DAMAGE
ON NORTH SIDE on ISLAND

New York, Jan. lS.- The following
cablegram was received at the office
Of the Hamburg-American line here
tcnighti
Holland BAY, Jamaica. Jan. 10.
5.aS n. m. Slight earthquake here
yesterday No damage. Also no dam
age az Port Antonio on 10 the Itch
field hotel. Advise II papers.
Holland Bay. where In situated a
cable hut from which the above ca
blegrnm Was sen " about forty miles
rast of Kingston, The Titchheld hotel
IS situated "a Port Antonio ana Just
nov has many guests from the north.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
TlNSLEY TO TALK TO
'ESTANClA ARMERS
Agricultural College Man Wtn spend
~ Week With the settlers in the
Estancia valley. Giving several
I~ccturc-.

Professor j. u. Tfnsley. soil expert
Of the Agricultural college. who Is
spending the present year ia The field.
wil De- in che Esfaneia valley the lat-
ter part of this week and part OF next
for "a series ct meetings with the
formers. in which he VIII deliver lee
lures ON practical subjects BE Viii
lecture af Mountaiuair today. ut VIII
lard ON b fath and nt Estancia on
'hc 2-ud AT the close of The meetiie
in Estanrla Id is eNncCtcd Co form n
Farmers Wsltpte society for the Es-
.ttueia valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
MAN, rln-hnrgers az Klngslon.

PItfsbufg. Jan. Ia Eleven resi-
dents Of this city sailed for Kingston
on the prlnz August Wilhelm and
were reported 40 have arrived there
on January IL.
Many prominent Pittsburgers are
at Kingston.
Fifteen residents are at Kingston
now. ten are due there in IA few days,
and twenty-five are booked to go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
CITY ALMOST DESTROYED
CABLE OFFICIAL REPORTS

Halifax, AZ. s. jan. I'D. j.
bulge. the manager Of the Halifax
a Rermuda cable company, received
a cable dispntch tonight from William
sullivan. manager of the Bermuda
Gable company at Kingston, The dis
patch H. dated Holland Bay ana reads;
NEARLY whole Of city destroyed ley
earthquake ana fire, STAFF all safe
with exception Of az member who Il
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
GRAND JURY INDICTS
VICE PRESIDENTS SON
Young Fairbanks Faces Perjury
Charge in Connection With His
Application for License TO We'd.

Steubenville, O.. Jan. ia sensa-
ton was created here today by ne
grand jury returning an Indictment
against =. a.. Fairbanks. son OF vice
President Fairbanks for perjury in
swearing relating to his marriage 70
Miss Scott Of Pittsbure. The charge
Is that MI. Fairbanks went to Steu-
benville and disguised himself as a
nottingham, saying that he was q
resident Of Adams county, and that
Miss Scott WAS q resident of the
county. on this statement he secured
a marriage license and was married
ana the couple Immediately left town.
Fairbanks Denies Charge.
Springfield, O., Jan. l5.-F. G..
Fairbanks said tonight. II took no
oath whatever in the probate court at
S~teubenyillc. ! say this emphatically
as my memory in regard tothis is very
distinct. | answered their questions,
bun there was no affidavit and no oath
administered
Motllcr-in-IaW Surprised at Suit.
Pittsburg. Jan f5.-James Scott,
father Of Mrs. p G.. Fairbanks. daugh-
%ter-in-laW Of the vice president, is out
Of the city, but Mrs. Scott made the
following statement for the Asso-
ciated Press regarding the Indictment
Of her son-in-laW for perjury:
=" have had no word from my
daughter or her husband concerning
the trouble. II came as a surprise To
me. don't kneW Who could have
been Interested i'm the matter to such
an extent az to enter the suit. surely
the two families are all that are in
terested IN the marriage and we did
not enter the suit. Following the mar
riage Mr., Fairbanks ana my daughter
came directly 70 Pittsburg. He still
wore the clothes he was married in,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
ADMIRAL EVANS ORDERED
10 INVESTIGATE DISASTER

Washington. Jan. 1b.-Secretary OF
the Navy Meteaif tonight sent u cable
dispatch 10 ADMIRAL Evans. In COM
mand Of fine United states Meet on
Guantanamo, cuba, requesting him TO
Investigate the extent OF the earth
uuake disaster Ia Jamaica, and report
10 the department. Admiral Evans ~
authorized. II necessary, to proceed to
Kingston, which IL about a twelve
hours trip from Guantanamo,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

NtfN Oi thf ftkufNl DUr NttFftlh WIZ w
Kingston harbor Monday.
The Prince Waldemar, Of the Altar
service of'thf Hamburg American Zine,
which sai.ed from New York Janus
airy ., ~ due at Kingston tomorrow, a.
~ the prinz Elite! Frederick Of the
same company. which sailed from CO.
Ion Januarr ~,
The ROYAL man Inc steamer Tagus,
which sailed from New York for Bar
BADGES. January z was due at Kings
ton January ~. and was scheduled ~
and IN az probability did sail from
Kingston on SUNDAY.
The offices 81 the Hamburg Ameri-
can line attempted To communicate
with their agents IN Jamaica but re-
tonight only one cablegram
that from Holland BAY, which said
that the shock felt there was slight
ma that no damage was done at Port
Antonio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
No AMERICAN SHIPS N
HARBoR MONDAY AFTERNOON

New York Jan le.-f their usual
schedules were well maintained and
there g. nothing 20 Indicate that they
were not. none OF the steamers TO ans
from New York which call az Jamaica
acre IN the vicinity Of the Island yes-
frfdaN when The earthquake occurred.
There were rsiiiugs from Kingston
SUNDAY and arrivals due THURSDAY hut
according % the last marine adNiCrs
received here before the cable com-
~nunicaiiun va Interrupted. no tcs-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Texas Governor Inauguratcd.

Austin. Ten, Jan 15.-GoveInor
Campbell Wns -inaugurated today be-
fore an enormous crowd. The cere-
monies were brilliant. Governor
Campbell viii send his message TO the
legislature tomorrow,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
SANTIAGO DE CUBA HEARS
KINGSTON Is BURNING

Santiago. Cuba, Jan 15.-Report
has been received here that Kingston.
Jamaica. was visited by a terrible
earthquake yesterday afternoon at
four o'clock. There was great de-
struction Of property and loss Of HE
and Kingston Is now on fire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
RED CROSS MAY EXTEND
RELIEF no SUFFERERS

Washington Jan. 15.-Secretary
Taft announced tonight that the Red
Cross society would take Immediate
steps booking 10 the relief of the King
ston sufferers should the disaster.
prove sufficiently serious to Justify q
call for contributions.