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New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
LION AND BULLDOG FIGHT.
Neither Much Hurt. But Trainer Who Inter
venes is Clawed.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. 7

Chicago Oct 15-A battle royal between lion
and a prize bulldog took place behind the
scenes OF local theatre this afternoon. The dog
a $500 winner OF four championships at Eng
cup.
He wandered behind the scenes. wFiggled between
the steel bars and without further ado sprang for
the throat of the lion. The lion threw the dos
to the far corner OF the cage. and sprang upon
him The dog met the spring with one OF his
own and again fastened himself 10 the lions neck
blow from the lions paw again sent the dog
sprawlinE the cage. but a third time he
sprang at his opponents throat. This time the
lion encircled the dogs body with its paws, and
drawing 1t toward him when the cage door
opened and the trainer. with steel bar, compelled
the lion TO drop the dog.
The lion then clawed the trainer ripping his coat
from his back and wounding his shoulders before It
subdued
The lion and dog were little the worse for the en-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
PREACHER AND soul SISTER" SANE.

The Rev. Maxwell Walenka. of the Evangelical
Peoples Church. in Sutton avenue. near Nostran nd
avenue Brooklyn and Mrs Dora Bauer the vounc
woman who announced herself his soul sister
when the two arrested at the clergvnap's
home Friday. discharged from the observa
tion ward of the Kings County Hospital on an
order signed by Magistrate O'ReiIly yesterday
Two experts found them to be perfectly sane
DR.. Mosely, of the institution, refused to allow
the preacher and his affinity leave the bosnitaI
until he had conferred with Robert W. Hebbord
Commissioner of Charities The latter gave nar
mission 10 release Mrs. Bauer and the clergyman
on bail The couple will be arraigned in the Man
haitian police court today.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
APARTMENT LEIsURELY RANsACKED.
Then Well Mated Thieves Depart with Dress
Suit Case Containing Jewelry

and a woman "Rafies'' are being sought
by the police OF the West 1th street station, who
called to No 90 St. Nicholas avenue late last
night. when Mrs Nellie Bryan found her apart
ment ransacked by burglars They had evidently
been anxious test all the jewelry before carry
ing II away.
Mrs. Bryan. her daughter and sister had returned
from the theatre when the robbery discovered,
and investigation the hallboy reported that a
young man. accompanied by handsome young
woman, was taken TO the floor containing the
Bryan apartment soon after the occupants left
the house The couple remained nearly hour.
and then departed. carrying dress suit case.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
RARE COINS BRING HIGH PRICES

Brisk bidding was the order of things at the sec
ond and final session of the thirteenth sale Of coins
and tokens at Elders rooms No. 80 East 23I
street. last night OF the go lots sold the highest
figure. 500, paid by Mr. Main for a rare
private American gold slG piece Of the Miners
Bank. San Francisco. The next highest price
realized was $2l2 so for silver centre cent. dated
1872 having the original silver plug TO make its
metal value that Of Mr.. Manning a
son of Daniel Manning, obtained for S33 an un-
circulated three-cent piece of Feuchtwanger's :
metal. dated 1887. This IS said be IA rare coin
Some hard times tokens from the collection of
j. N r. Levick brought high prices.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
SAVED FROM sUFFoCATION AT FRI
Woman Had tainted in Smoke Filled Room
Tenant Carried Her Out.

At a fire in the six story tenement house at
No 165 East 4sth street. yesterday afternoon
William Churchill. a tenant, saved the life Of
Mrs. James Kennedy. sixty years Of age. The
blaze started in the cellar and the house was
filed with smoke
Mrs. Kennedy, who lives on the NTH floor. was
i'll. and the members OF her family were away.
When the rooms filed with smoke she tainted.
Kennedy remembered the woman groped bis
way to her apartments, picked her up and car
ried her TO safety. The fire did about $1,000
damage.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
J. W. GATES COMING BACK A BULL.

II reported in Wall Street yesterday that
John W. Gates and his son. Charles G. Gates would
return from Europe and open bull campaign
on the stock market. In corroboration of this ru-
NOR, former partner OF Mr.. Gates said he un-
destood that the latter would return about the
middle OF November.
The return OF the former plunger and his son
for the purpose of conducting a campaign against
the bears would occasion surprise in Wall
Street. At the time of their departure they an
nounced that they expected to be gone for about
n year. but Wall Street predicted at the time
that they would be back some time this fall
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY IN OFFICE.
General Manager of Business House Attacked
BY Unknown AssaiIants

Pittsburg, Oct. 15--George w. Banks gen.
eral manager of the Trafford Supply Company,
a. TraffOrd City a suburb of Pittsburg was
felled TO the floor Of his office to-day by un-
known assailants, who attacked him from the
rear with blunt instrument. knocking him un-
conscious He had just opened his safe which
contained money however. After riing his
pockets the criminals escaped.
Three suspected persons were arrested to-
night in connection with the robbery and will
get hearings in the morning. It is definitely an
nounced tonight that Mr. Banks will recover.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
CONTRACTS FOR TWO NEW HOSPITALS.

Contracts for two hospitals were awarded
yesterday by r. w. Hebberd. Commissioner OF
Charities One Of the hospitals will be on Staten
Island and the other at COney Island This Will
be the first hospital to be erected In Brook
lyn in thirty years by the city
The firm of Burke & Sons & Co. obtained the
contract for the Staten Island hospital II will
consist OF eight buildings for which an appro
praton OF s2.oO0Oo0 has been made. The contract
let yesterday is for only six of the eight buildings
at SS7S0uO.
The Coney Island hospital will be in Ocean Park
way, and will sS2s. 475. The contract went tn
Richard Heningham.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
LAWYERS WIFE OBTAINS DIVORCE.

Mrs Maude 9. Meyers was granted a final decree
of absolute divorce yesterday from Sidney G. Mey-
ers, a lawyer. by Justice Davis. in the Supreme
Court Mrs Meyers testified that she was married
NJ the Hotel Savoy on September 20 1890 but she
and her husband separated in September 1900 ana
She went TO live with her father and mother
Adolph and Cecilia Seigman, at No. 2sSl Broadway
chorus girl in The Partisan Modei company
was mentioned in the suit Mrs. Meyers IL per
mitted to resume ncr maiden name OF Mauce G.
SelIRman and 70 apply for alImony.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
DION DIVORCE SUIT NOT DISMISSED.

Justice Giegerch. Of the Supreme Court, has re-
fused to dismiss the suit for absolute divorce OF
Dr. Annie D.Zon from her husband. Abram D'Zon.
a photographer. Of No. 1917 Broadway. Last Sep
temter Mrs. DION committed TO the Manhat-
tan State Asylum for the Insane, and it was on
this ground that the application for dismissal OF
the suit was brought The couple were married
MANY years ago They got divorce from rabbi
which Is Illegal. and then Mr.. D'Zon moved 10
New Jersey where he got a decree and married
again. Mrs. D'Zon names the present wife Of her
husband as the correspondent.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
MISS ELLIcE MUST GIVE PARTICULARS

city Court Justice O'Dwyer yesterday granted
the application of counsel for James Hackett
the actor. that Blanche Ece furnish bill of par
ticulars in the suit brought against him for $1,000
and interest from May 25 for expenses Of trip
10 Europe, her dressmakers. miilners and Doctors
bills amounting in all to si2o. The chief justice
however. denied the application 10 advance the
action TO the short calander. but without
costs. Mr. Hacketts representative says the suit
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
GETS s1e,5oo FOR HUSBANDS DEATH.

4 ilIrv in the Supreme Court yesterday returned
a verdict for $1,000 in favor OF Mrs. Julia Lane
and against the New York Contracting and Truck
ing Company. which IS controlled by James j.
Gaffney. an alderman and John J. Murphy brother
of the leader of Tainmany Hall, for the death or
her husband. Ambrose l.. Lane, who was killed
in the excavation for the Pennsylvania Railroad
tunnel terminal. at Ninth avenue and &2d street.
Lane was employed as engineer. and while
taking his train OF up the incline on the work
on September 10. 1906 it Is said another train OF
cars ran away. striking his engine ana causing his
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
FIREMAN HURT IN COLLISION.

sgrnund Pearsail, Of No. IS Borden avenue Long
island City fireman q Long Island Railroad
engine which was pulling a train from Lynbrools
!" Long Island City last night, injured when
ms raln and another from on the island were
Is a Tear-end collision near the Dunton station In
Queens
me Tfst train had halted 10 for a signal
" 90 or the tracks for Long Island City and the
''her train into IT, PearsalI was thrown
"saiisi his firebox door end cut and bruised but
refused medical aid and went home.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BROKER HELD FOR LARCENY

Fred r. Jones. who says he is a broker and lives
at No 30 West 21st street, locked up in Po-
lice Headquarters yesterday afternoon on the
charge of larceny. The arrest was made on the
complaint of p. \. Morgan. of No lA Howell
street Providence who alleged that on September
l3 he sent $47 so to him TO buy some Willing min
ing stock" Since that time Morgan has neither
received the stock the money. II is said
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
big TINS" SUIT SETTLED.

Big Tim" Sullivan was the plaintin in an ae-
ton which up for trial In the Supreme Court
yesterday in which, owner of the Dewey The
atre in 14th street, he sought recover $500 for
the destruction of marquee and awning outside
the theatre by an automobile owned by David T
Kenny on November r. 1904. Before the Jury had
been impanelled it announced that a settle
mcnt had been reached.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
MAE WOOD MUST FILE CERTIFICATE

on consent of counsel for Mae =. Wood and of
the counsel of United States Senator Thomas c.
Platt, Justice Mccall, OF the Supreme Court yes
terday signed order directing the plaintiff or
her counsel file in the office of the County Clerk
who is the clerk of the Supreme Court her al
legged marriage certificate The Senator and his
lawyers are empowered to inspect the paper on
twenty -four hours notice II is TO remain with
the clerk two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
NAVAL OFFICERS HOUSE ROBBED.
Mrs. Qualtrough Reports Loss of $4,000
Worth of Statuary.

Washington. Oct. 15.-Mrs. Edward r Quail
trough, wife Of Commander QualtrOugh. L. s. n,
supervisor Of the New York Harbor to-day re-
ported TO the police that her shouse in the north
western part OF this city, had been entered by
thieves. who carried away about $4,000 worth OF
antique bronze statuary pedestals and fixtures.
The French Embassy formerly occupied the house
which has been vacant for time. There is no
eew 20 the thief
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
HERMAN C. BEACH SENTENCED.

""'sItown' Il. Y, Oct 13.-HerI1an G. Beach,
''o vas arrested In New York month ago OH
variant charging him with forgery to-day,
..14Su guilty 10 forging a land contract in
:, ->e" York real estate. and was sentenced
prison for period of not less than
80 years nor more than aya
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
KILLS OYSTER BAY ROAD PROJECT.

County Judge Jackson. at Mneola, Long Island
denied the application yesterday Of DR.. Oliver L.
Jones for the appointment of a commission TO con-
denim property along the West Shore Road. at
Oyster Ray. near the homes OF the Roosevelt fam
iIies. In order 10 build a highway lo0 feet wide for
three-quarters OF mile.
The court denied the application because the
Nassau County Board of Supervisors decided some
time ago that the road part OF the county
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
SAYS CUBAN WAS PROSECUTED.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune,l
Mobile oct. 15-Miss Alice Dufour. recently re-
turned from Nicaragua. charges that one Senior
Maceo Cuban. was removed by the Nicaraguan
authorities from an American vessel. commanded
by American captain, in time of peace and
thrown into prison. She alleges that the Nicara-
guam police had neither legal warrant nor other
paper emitting them to seize Maceo, and says that
intellectual protests made to the captain of the
shin and to the United States consular agent at
f-Dr
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
OCEAN GOING TUG FOR PANAMA CANAL.

The ocean-going tug Catherine Moran has been
purchased by the Isthmian Canal Commission for
use at La Boca, on the Pacific end of the canal
and is being fitted out for the l20eO-mlIe trip at
the Panama Steamship Company dock in this city
The tug. which is 10 feet long, % feet beam and
lS feet depth Of hold, was owned by the Moran
Towing and transportation Company OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
CARDINAL STEINHUsER.

Rome. Oct. I5.-Cardnal Andreas SteinhUber.
Prefect of the Congregation of the Index, is dead
He was born in Germany 1925 and was created
a cardinal in 1893
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
The Work Of BIundererE

WNOU PROBABLY noticed in the dispatches from Washington. a few
days ago, IN item to the effect that a bill had been introduced in
Az congress to repeal the act for the admission Of the territory Of Okla
homa into the umon "a a state, for the reason that the territory had
failed to comply with the terms Of the law. To understand The puport Ct
thus bl it should be remembered that the socaHed enabling act for Okla
homa, provided that a convention o be composed Of delegates lawfully chosen,
should be held at the capital Of the territory for the purpose OF framing
constitution for the proposed state, that the SAID convention should sit for
certain number OF days. the United States paying The expense, and that the
constitution thus framed should be then submitted 10 the people for then
approval or rejection Now, the time limit set by the law for the existence
Of the convention has already expired, and the business for which the con,en.
hon assembled, that IS. The framing Of a constitution for the proposed state.
does not seem to be any nearer complete than it was the day the convention
opened. The delegates have fnucled away the entire term during which the
law said they might ST. and, according to the most reliable reports, they have
been engaged m on unbrokcn wranglng and javng match. over mere tuAes
without o much IS adopting a single article Of a constitution. or even a
preamble thereto. The only decisive action which they have taken upon any
subject was the voting down OF a resolution recognizing the constitution Of The
United States as the supreme law OF the hnd-a vote, which. of itself would
Lar an, proposed state from admission TO the union.
Under existing circumstances, we believe the courts would hold that /,
new enabling act IS necessary to the admission Of Oklahoma. on the ground
hat dc territory has failed 10 comply with the terms Of the present a,
iu1 as New Mexico and Arizona have been ruled out owing 10 heir
refusal TO oompy.-he only difference being that the people Of the pro.
POSED slate OF Greater Arizona said plainly in the beginning that they,
would not accept the terms, while the people Of the proposed state OF Oklahoma
said m de beginning that they mould accept the terms, and then by their
actions aftcvard. failed to do so. Hence. in our opinion. the enabling act
has become mall and ,od n the ON case just as completely as in the other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
ALAS! WHAT MIGHT HAVE
BEEN.

tltusWell Bccu-i.p
Not oIt he might have becu~ are
like the dreams Of Maud Muller and
the judg, Somcthias depends upon
the attitude Of the dreamer Sad
enough 10 may De to Buly and Max.
but thc friends Of good government
rejoice that the plans of the old gang
To- New Mexico We're ID cunsum-
ma-cf
Il thc ola gang iu This territory
could have had its way at the end ~
the otern administration. we should
now Dee up against @ government
something like the following
Governor Rurs1m.
Secretary Reynolds
Audif.-GrauNillt pendIetun.
IreJsureI-Buly Martin
ATTORNEYS General-Prichard
Warden oft the penitentIary-Auy
man Whu would nave divided up most
literally.
Publ, Pr.uter-MaN Frost
Immigration Rureau-MaN Frost.
official orcuu-MaN Frost
Press Itus.r-MaN Frost
FoghoF1 ft Waru-MAN Frost.
Silver Horn TO Praise-MaN Frost.
Public Acouser@W@ Frost
General Ppah-hoh-MaN Frost.
Why NOT pendleton as auditor and
Martin as treasurer They are the
men RursBm made the holders az the
purse ul fhr legislative assembly iu
$50 lut IA hD nave uut Att accounted
fHI uN,r twenty-five thousand dollar
'i Che peoples money. In PAYING.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15

and fine figure Is deplorabie as they
are like the beautiful landscape that
pals and becomes monotonous when
seen daily. Beauty oftimes Is not
alone kin deep. but merely as deer
as the paint and the powder and
fades like the flower before the Aug
ust sun
Despite all advice, am aware that
the combination Of a pair OF dreamy
eyes and a complexion Of milk and
roses is likely to cause all philosophy
70 be scattered TO the four winds. but
nevertheless | ask Of the young men
contemplating matrimonY that they
consider the matter carefully and
prayerfully before taking this all-im
portant step in life.
THE woman you marry is not an
angel. II YOU are looking for an an
gel YOU are seeking for something
not to be found on this earth and all
such seekers are doomed to eternal
celibacy."
"The Golden Rule Of Marriage is
this. Bear and forbeu Matrimony
Is a series Of compromises. Welding
and being yielded TO. Of tolerating and
being tolerated. '-Rev. d. Fox Of Tue
son, in sermon at Presbyterian church
on "Flirts."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
D N B RS.
REAL. ESTATE
NEW TELEPHONE 4s1.
MONEY &c LOAN ON GOOD REAL
EETATN SECURITY AT LOW
RATES OF INTEREST.

EOIA lAhS4N l.
Groom frame, North Fifth St, mod
ern, $500.
5-room brick, Marquette and Nortl
Fifth st, modern with good stable
$28. 90.
3 rooms, frame, Cromwell avenue
$500.
g rooms, Third street a, Cold ave.
nue.. $t400.
4 rooms furnished. ; 4 Fourth
street. $500.
3 rooms Lead ave, SO 60.
g rooms, frame, South Edith, mod
ern, $22.50.
4 rooms, frame, North Arno, $1,000.
"A rooms, frame, Lead ave. $4,000.
FOR SALE.
Fine frame house. South Walter St,
furnished; also horse and buggy.
5-room frame house with stable. etc.
$500. 90.
4-room frame house, South Broad
way, $4,000.
One lot on Railroad avenue, business
lot.
f-room house, modern, South Edith
st, 100000.
7-room house. modern. South Edith
st, $2.800.0 90.
4-room house. modern, North Second
St, $4,000.
broom house, modern, North Fifth
st, 81, 10000.
Good business lots, Gold venue
Good lot. Silver avenue.
5-room house, Lead Ave, $1,350.00,
5-room house, South Edith st. mod
ern; fine location; faces east. Lot
50x142 #. $4,000.
S-room house, South Edith street,
modern, near III, nne locations
Price S2.600.
5-room house, modern; West Coal av-
enue. Price $4,000.
4-room house furnished, in q gooC D.
cation. Price, $1,100. Part cash ard
payments. balance ct 8 per cent in
terest.
Two lots, Marquette ave, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. 500.
house with IL acres or lana
near in; fine fIuit trees. etc, at a
bargain.
4-room house. North Eighth St. near
Mountain Road, $1,000.
; room brick house, modern, on good
corner West Coal e n
Two lots on Marquette avenue be
tween Fourth and Fifth SITS, s1O02I
one and a half acres II land onc-.I
half mile from postoffice; fine fruit
trees. etc; witt, four-room house,
Two lots, corner sixth and West Coal
ave,
I-room house IN Highlands, modern
fine corner, $500.
houses on South Broadway,
modern; VIII sell singly 81 all. II a
bargain.
rire Insurance. Houses for Rent,
Rents Collected. Trxes Paid. and
entire charge taken OF rronerty Tor
residents and hCn-residents.
E. II. DUNBAR q CO.
,orner Gold Avenue and Third Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
Moro md NInrc Sure.

As time passes by. 1t becomes moro
ana more sure hat a bt2 absolutely
prohibiting gambling in New Mexico
viii be passed during the present ses-
sion of the territorial legislature, as
each faction Of the assembly has de-
clared itself through ITS leaders to be
i'm favor of it,. There is mo- question
that such a measure would be popu-
lar with the people, and il only re-
Mains for ONE member to introduce
The bill and its passage viii be GER
taiu-RosWoIl Register Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15

Certainty democrats i'm the legisla-
ture have nothing To- gain for their
constituents or for themselves by We
ting with the old Bursum gang to
make matters worse. They should aid
every honest effort i'm tho interest of
better government. and then If the
reform is defeated the democrats are
still i'm position to ask am honest re-
publicans To- Join them in "a further eff
fort. Tearing the republican party 20
pieces is not the main object Of
democracy. but to secure better gov
eminent for the pcople.-RosWcll
RtrDrI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
a Valuable Mineral

HLASSES n mctaDurg. and kindred studies at the university or other
educational institutions ct New Mexico. might possibly dc the ter
~ uoD d very great deal Of good by doing a little prospecting h
antmon' on the side You may not have noticed the quotations
bu le price of This mineral has advanced during The last few years near,
two hundred per cent ID has d number Of uses but the advance IN the pros
- ne d6GGT ddEI6 nFTSttH that b. Is am important ingredient n type metal
end be invention OF lr gpes-ung machine has caused the demand Tor Nrc
metal Co increase m an even efetrf ratio than the price Of anlmony.
The principal supply comes from foreign countries. though the ore r
tqs,.a 10 .oaa m -e,s@~ Irss m a. Inaed States. aRd could no doubt
-brtomd Hr-many ohe places with a little systematic -o+@seag-bu d,
sseage gold or copper p1spcco. as a rule does not know It when he sees
"a The demand lof Do s increasing every day. and the price Is never likely
to be lower than % u nov. that m about 80 cents a pound The hndne OF o.
leo upiait deposits oil ,uhnaA u Nr. Mexico would give 1r rpal
interests ol de territory a bug lt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15

The halcyon days oft Arizona are
over. The glory of The daredevil
stage coach bandit, the merry Quips
of the "bod man." and tho mad larks
of cpvpunyhcrs babbliug with Lon
Dog saloon suirits and shooting mp
tho town. have an vanished, one b.,
one. into the cherished past. Yet
Arizona Kent heart. There was the
Whirr of inc ivory ban as Il glidcd
around the roulette wheel and stacks
were sun cuppercd on played open ON
the faro layout, while nov and then
a Killing i'm Tucson over @ statehood
argument caused "a rift in jhc monot-
uuN of forced observation-disclosures
Gazette.