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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
\ Luminous Comment.

The late Isidor Wormser, the mill
lionaire banker of New York. laid the
foundation of his business success as
a clothier In San Francisco. An aged
san Franciscan said Of him recently;
Mr.. WOrmser was a shrewd man.
II you laid a proposition before him
he saw at a glance whether II was
good or bad. true or false. and in an
epigrammatic and Illuminating way
he passed judgment on II.
For Instance. ! once heard "A man
explaining palmistry to MIR. Wormser.
The man was an ardent palmist. lie
insisted than ,hc lines In the hand
were as trustworthy as the lines ia
the Bible. He said that the wise
everywhere believed IN the palmists
science.
Now. here. he went on, opening
his hand, here Is the life line This
line indicates infallibly how long YOU
will live
yes. said Mr.. Wormscr Isn't 1t
funny. though. that the ifc Insurance
companies pay no attention to it2 ~
Philadelphia Evening Bull&in,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
Rheumatism Is
NOWOverCOme
/ by This Mixture
Can Mix This Sim
pie Prescription Which is
Said to Promptly Relieve
This Dread Disease.

Recent hospital reports show that
the dread disease. rheumatism, IS
steadily increasing throughout the
country. All known means of relief
are being suggested 10 save the great
amount of suffering this winter, es-
Dccially mong hose who are not in
a position 20 pack up n visit the
noted health resorts 20 be treated. Re
cent tests prove rheumatism not eX-
actly a disease Of itself. but a severe
symptom OF kidney tronble-a condi-
ton caused by clogged 40 pores of the
eliminative tissues m the Kidneys
which fail to Nltes thc poisonous
waste matter snd uric acid from he
blood, permitting these substances to
remain Ia fhe veins ard decompose,
usually settIinl about h joints u
muscles, causiHg the intense pain.
swelling an0 aiinfuess Of rheumatism.
A well Known specialist. who has
probably tre fcd more cases 81 heu
matism u anyone else. and who
IT, also the most successful. gives the
following iNple treatment. which Is
harmless end inexpensive. and 20 sim
pie thai anybody can mix { At home
The ing -edieufs are. Fluid Extract
Dandciion one-haIf ounce. Compound
kargon. enc ounce; ompound Syrup
Sarsaparlia ihree eunces. Co to any
good pre- riptlun pharmacy and get
these three vegetable ingredients and
mix then hv shaking in a bottle. TAX
ing as 3 dose p teaspoOnful after each
meal a4d again at bedtime.
The = is nothing better IN the world
for htckache kidney and bladder
trouble. ton. such symptoms as fire.
eueA n painful u~rinatiOn.
weaGucEa general and nervous de-
niit 3 eaused by certain acids and
palynnt4s waste matter. decayed tis-
aug SC. in the blood. which the kid
urfs viii clear and purify after a few
Cnsfs q this prescription.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

and to get the young man out OF the
enlargement If possible.
BY this time poor old NJ Carouzo
was financially embarrassed by the
expenses he had been involved In un-
necessarily. and the young wife also
was in poor health, The young duke
was persuaded by the lawyer to freak
away from the matrimonial tie. n
reconcile himself with his wealthy
father a plan to which the young man
was nothing averse.
Accordingly he made his escape
while his wife vas asleep, and left the
city. The deserted wife, who at first
imagined that Mare had gone to try
and persuade his father into forgiving
him. was told by the lawyer that her
husband repudiated her as his lawful
wife. and offered her s125, coo as COM
pensation for the %equiyocal position
she found herself in. Marika indig-
nantly refused the money. saying she
was married to Mare according to the
laws of her country, and preferred
letting her little girl starve than she
should zeal a ~dishonored name.
The duke then appealed to the Ro-
man Catholic church. The Pope, who
took a serious view OF the case. APP
pointed an ecclesiastical council to Sit
at Athens to consider the matter, but
after six weeks deliberations no de-
cision was reached.
Now the deserted wife, with her in
FAINT daughter. and her father. are in
Rome, living in actual restitution and
"endeavoring TO get a definite ssur-
ance that Mare and Marika were ie-
gally married. Marika has even pre-
sented herself with her child in her
arms to the old duke. who unsympa-
thetically told her that he could do
nothing FOR her and that several 9TH
er young women had been placed In a
similar position by his SON..
Tho cynical callousness Of the
young duke is appalling. He has writ
ten a letter which has been published
in an Athens paper. n which con-
tains the following brutal passages:
"The Carouzo family has had the
audsCity to come and claim me ever
an Auvergne. where | was spending
my holiday with my family. Meeting
Marika Carouzo on tine high road. she
ran after me and seized hold Of my
arm. violently and Indignantly re-
PEELED this aggression. FOR | was weary
Of the attempts at blackmailing by
which / am assailed on the part of
this family ever since I had the mis-
fortune 20 become acquainted with IL.
Il avail myself of this opportunity
to tell you, once and for all. that the
Carouzo family has undertaken
against me n my honor a plan of
blackmail which has been conducted
with the greatest i%mpudence. after
having endeavored by force. a%rtifice
aud violence to accomplish a marriage
which is void
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
FINANCE AMI
COMMERCE
WALL STREET.

New York. Dee 4-The price move
ment of stocks shifted many times
again during the course of the ten
days trading. rejecting either the
genuine doubts and hesitations Of
operators or the manipulative effects
Of professional operations designed to
conceal the real course of the trans
actions and TO confuse the minds of
observers. The market was rather
greatly depressed IN the early part of
the dav and manifested vigorous
strength IN the latter part. The early
depression was traceablc In part 10 the
transfer effect Of selling for foreign
account and che unfavorable view
taken abroad Of the contents of the
presidents message, or rather Of its
omissions The Japanese Incident
seemed 70 be seriously regarded IN
foreign circles also. The copper stocks
were an active center Of weakness.
Successive dividend reductions Of diff
ferent copper mining stocks have
worn upon the courage Of holders.
The United States Steel stocks shared
IN the depression to some extent. es-
pecialty the preferred stock. The
weakness Of American Smelling was
attributed 70 fears Of a reduction in
the dividend rate but itE great weak
mes was shown after the
ment Of the declaration Of the regular
dividend on the stock The disposition
TO take advantage Of the good news to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

U~opaTtment q ne TUt.rI0F, Ianu UHlre ~
Santa Re. n. NJ. Nov. H. 1897
Notice II hereby given that Atanscia
chavez. Of Valencia. n 81. has nled notice
u his Intention 20 make hnai hye-Year
proof in support Of his claim, Nizt Home
stead Entry No 1908 made Anrii -. 1908.
for the Ma NW.H. Wa MEX scctlsu
e. Township los. Range aW and that said
prosf will be made before n. ". s. Otern.
~. Z. Court Commissioner at Albuquerque
4. n. on December 20. 1905
He names tho following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon. and c%ultlva-
ffan ~ the land. viz. Eguuipuis Chavez.
Plantation Chavex. Daniel Chavez Nabor
Chavez, all ~ GIANTS. y NJ
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

excellent Institution founded by Miss
Kuhn. Our young ladies' he said.
can gain much by contact with
American young ladies, and vice
versa. The French girls will learn
their companions habits of indepen-
dence and personality. and the Amer
leans, on the other hand. will become
more graceful and gracious. softer in
manner and feeling" He considered
that in the spirit of independence
which ii inculcates in the young
American educational system is supe-
rior to the French. which keeps both
girls and boys too much cooped up in
the family.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
Pleasant Surprise for Him. ,

Feminine Customer-"What beauti-
full things YOU make OF celluloid! De
YOU think you could make a pipe out
Of ito"
Shopman (aghast)-"Why. madam,
don't o know
Feminine Customer-"O, / don't
care what IL costs. / want 20 give II
To my husband for a birthday pres
ent."-Chicago Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
sell the stock created a bad impress

sell the stock created a bad impress
sion.
There was another decline In the
price of copper M 1t was feared that
he recent shipment of copper to Eu-
rope represented rather a transfer of
holdings 10 a more easy money a
ket than an actual marketing of
stocks. The vigorous rally ia the mar
ket found its Initiation In the Hin
railroad group. Definite news for the
active buying at rising prices of this
group was lacking. II was accom-
panied by large lending of money on
call by banking Interests closely iden-
scriptions to Great Northern neyxzt
titled with these properties. sub
scriptions to Great Northern new
stock called for payment Of an in
stallment of $4,000, 600 on December
6 and those for the Northern Pacific
new stock for an installment of SILL
G25. 900 payable January !. There
was a pronounced relaxation In the
call money market and the premium
on currency fell back again. this was
connected with the Issuance of the
+ comptrollers call for reports of con-
dition of the national banks after De-
cember 8. II has been assumed that
some recent purchases for currency
for account on Interior banks, were to
strengthen their showing to be made
80 = - ANAAN hkAH HAA
for many days past, Banks also are
always more liberal in extending credit
liabilities Immediately after complying
with the call from the comptroller.
The expected demonstration that the
deficit now existing In the reserves
Of the New York banks was in the
process of withdrawal Of New FOR
will go far to cure apprehension over
the New York reserve position. which
Is IN fact. about 90 per cen Of deposit
liabilities at the present figures. II
must be borne in mine that the 20
per cent requirement on central re-
serve banks is based on the double
function played by the portion OF the
reserve made up OF deposits Of other
banks. otherwise loans remained both
by the contra reserve banks and the
other banks drawn down. the poten-
tial requirement on the reserve Is log
icallr reduced.
The increase in the circulation me-
dium of November reached the prodi-
gous total of $i~3f.S73,O00. The in
crease In October, although the spasm
Of the panic did not develop until the
fourth quarter of that month, was up
wards OF $40. 600. 000. making the to-
tai expansion for the two months
considerably over 5000. 0OO. 900 and
actively extending since the first Of
December. The per capita circulation
of the country was thus brought up to
NaA : an nagnnah qrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
,r,s A CRIME

~ neglecl your health- The w0fet neele0t
that you can be guilty Of is TO allow com
sttpatiun biiliousness or any liver or bowel
trouble to continue. 1t Is poisoning your
entire system and may lead to a serious
chronic disease. Fake Billiards. Herbine
and get absolutely we'll The sure cure for
any and all troubles Of the stomach. liver
and bowels. Sold by !. II. 0Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

To prove void the marriage of a
young French duke with a beautiful
Greek girl. the whole Influence of the
most a%ristocratic families In France is
being exerted.
The Duke Mare de Ia Sale Roche
mour. who married Adela Carouzo
against the commands of his father,
has now deserted her in dire poverty
in obedience Ia the stern parents ulti-
matum and wishes to be free.
Under the French law a marriage
contracted by a man under twenty
five, without his parents consent, may
be declared null and void.
The young duke. who was sent on "A
European our with his tutor. NJ.
Guiffard, 10 get away from the temp
tations Of Paris, won the hand OF the
beautiful Marika Carouzo without any
suspicion occurring to Guiffard that
his charge was engaged In any love ar
fair. The first he heard about II was
an anonymous letter stating that the
pair we're about to be married at
the Metropolitan church at Athens.
Greece.
Guiffard Immediately hurried in q
cob 10 the church. where he found
Marc and Mile. Carouzo before the al
tar. with a crowd Of the brides rela-
tivcs. bridesmaids. priests and others.
He was just In time to take the duke
away before he was actually married.
and he put him on board "A ship bound
for Salonika.
on returning with passports. Cuff
fard found the lovers I'm each others
arms. with all the brides relatives In
an excited group around them. Gulf
fard parted them and TOOK Mare to
Salonlka and thence to Vienna.
MavfLa F~aIlnueaH her fpNpr ia Vim
ma. and the duke managed to elude
the vigilance Of his tutor and started
back with Marika for Greece. where
their friends arranged that a wedding
should take place At Eleusls. 4 priest
was awaiting them there. and the knot
was safely tied.
The father Of Marika had assured
the young duke that he could find
him a position in an Athens business
house. and the Mare a accepted
the offer. but after his marriage he
declined to do any work as an in
on the ancient name 81 De Ia
sale de Rochmaur. and declared
that his father would certainly forgive
him as soon as ne saw his beautiful
bride.
To this end the old duke was in
by letter To coIne to Phaleron.
and TO entertain him with fitting dig
nity. NJ. CarUuzo was induced 90 sell
his house and take a sumptuously fur
uished house in PhaicrOn and engage
a large staff OF
But the father Of Mare showed by
his ignoring the invitation that he
did not intend "a recognize his new
daughter-in-law. Instead he engaged
A French lawyer in Athens 20 aseer-
tain whether the marriage was valid,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

about yourself when you're crippled with
rheumatism or stiff tuluts-of course you We
tried lots Of things and they failed Try
Billiards. Snow Liniment-lt will drive away
an aches. pains and stiffness and leave you
as we'll as you ever were. sold by J. II
OfRfetfv Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05
urwAEr an rRr0UENr COINS.

A succession ~ colds on u prnlfacted cold
il almost certain 90 end LEA chronic eatarrh.
from which few persons ever wholly recover.
Give every cold The attention % deserves and
you may avoid this dtaagfecahle disease
How can sou cure a cold Why not try
ChamheriHlu's Cough Remedy ? u is highly
recommended Mrs NJ. White. ~ Butler.
Tenn. SAYS; Several years ago wac
bothered With ms throat and lungs. SOME
ONE told me III Chamberlain Cough Rem
cdy. I began using % and o. relieved me
a. once. Now my throat ana lungs are
sound and weil." For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

Lead was unchanged at $4,i0d
AIS. Spelter continued weak. with
spot quoted at S4.4aMa.aa. In st.
Louis speIter was duh at s4.40,
Mexican dollars. 46c. Bar silver
7-Sc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

Brown met short on the street
this morning and struck him In self
defense.
Green-Why, how was that?
Brown-Before he had a chance To
say a word | asked him to loan me d
dollar.-Chieago News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

All kinds window shades IN stock
and made to order. Futrelle Furnl-
ture west end or vladuct.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

THE ONLY REAL SHAN CLEANING
PLANT ~ TIM sOITHM ISL. VIZ ~
TTE PREPARED NOW THAN ENEh
T. CLEANABLE. ~ CLOTHES CIEAN-
ING. PRESSING NJ REPAIRING HI
TAXES THE RON SEAT. ALL nv
Ask - To sIAE NV A TRIAL. III.
WORK GI ARANTEED. sEtoND HANn
CLOTHING RotgHT AM SOLD. GOODS
CAIIED TOR AND DELIVERED ~
SHORT NOTICE CALI AT ff1 NORTH
THIRD STREET. THORNTON. PHONE SEQ.
~ ROT live N A SMALL Town AND
FIND 1T HARD TO GET WHAT roc
WANT N FANCY OR STAPLE GROCER
fFs. WRITE Us WE HANE NEJ*hIY Nv
EGNTnINtt. D. a. PRATT a Co
MORNING JOURNAL WAN A.
CIT THE BUSINESS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

4 huge new hotel specially built to
attract American automobiles is be-
ing built at Versailles, to cost four
hundred thousand dollars, It Is To be
practically under the same manage
ment as the Hotel Maurice and the
Grand Hotel in Paris. although IA
separate company has been formed to
construct it, and it Will be equal in
modern conveniences. and luxury to
any of the first class hotels In the
capital.
There will be about a hundred
rooms and fifty bathrooms, and a
restaurant to accommodate about one
hundred and fifty people. The interest
of this new enterprise lies in the fact
that it is the beginning of a scheme to
erect a kind of network of first class
hotels all over France. especially for
the wealthy motoring tourist.
One of the last vestiges Of the ia
nous imperial fetes that used to be
given at the Palais of st. Cloud has
just been swept away. This was a
little private railway station adjoin-
ing the public station at st. Cuold.
which vas reserved for the royal and
other guests of Empror Napolon III.
and the Empress Eugene.
One of the last distinguished visitors
to the imperial family at st. Cloud
who used this station was the late
Queen Victoria. No train had. how
ever, stopped here for thirty-seveu
years. the last occasion when II was
used being on the morning of Frances
declaration of war with Germany.
when the imperial guards went by
special train to lunch With the emf
peror.
A few months afterwards. in Octo-
Der. 1870, the fine old stone palace of
st. Cloud was reduced to a mass OF
smoking ruins by the Prussian shells.
The station had for years been a pa
thetic ruin, oVergrown with grass and
weeds, while birds nested in the lmpe-
ria waiting room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

81. Louis. Dec. Wool steady.
medium grades. cpmbing and cloth
2gm23tk. light fine 20H21tz
heavy fine 15n11; tub washed
20 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

a remarkable story has Just been
revealed to the Spanish and French
press by a sailor named Jose Sebolla
Valquera.
According To this man a large num-
Der of Spaniards, civil and military
still remain prisoners Of the Talgal
natives in the Philippines since the
war of 1898. Nulquera, whose news
has caused a great sensation through
out Spain. was one of the crew of the
cruiser Reina Maria Christina, which
was blown up by an American shell at
the battle of Cavite. OF the 627 men
on board 31g were drowned. The
others amongst whom was Nulquera,
saved themselves by swimming, but
fell into the hands of the insurgents.
who took them to the island of san
Juan del Monte (%provinee of Bulacanl
where they have remained captives
subject to the greatest ill-treatment.
this being a part of the archipelago
where the Americans have not yet
penetrated.
The prisoners have led the most
miserable existence, being often har-
messed to draught animals n rarely
getting sufficient food. Many of them
succumbed to these hardships. Last
June Nulquera states hat he n
ninety of his companions escaped in
the night by swimming over a pay 10
another part of the coast.
D~wenty-eight of them persisted In
this adventure. but the others sue
ceeded in reaching Manila, and pre-
scented themselves to the American
authorities. a number of them were
sent home on board the Baltimore.
If Vulquera's story is to be believed
there are no fewer than four thousand
Spaniards thus living in captivity in
different parts of the island inacces-
sible to Americans. Some persons In
Spain throw doubt on the statements
of the escaped prisoner. but many
others are convinced on account of the
detailed descriptions he has given ~
their missing relatives He HIrUr~ ht
many families In the neighhorhoul
where he lives news of relatives w1ou
they believed to be dead. Some OF tsc
wives OF men still in the Philippines.
believing that they were widows. have
remarked.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-05

New York. Dec 4.-The tin market
steady with quotations ranging
from $40 to t2025 Copper was weak
with lake quoted at sI2.37 ~ ~
IL. electroi3ti tic 213.I2 t-2H
IL casting al xi2s7 lao
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Furniture repairs Chas. J.. keppeie
aIs-fa South Second.

-"- nhNUEL n oTERo. Register.
Evening star., 1907-07-06
MONTGOMERY COUNTRY CLUB.
Business Transacted at Meeting Of
Board of Governors

A meeting Of the board of governors of
the Montgomery Country Club was held
last evening at the home of the secretary
The report of the officers and committees
indicated marked progress. The house of
Mr. Thomas NJ Talbot has been secured
as home for the club, which will take
possession about the 10th instant Arti-
cles OF incorporation have been filed and
the report of the treasurer shows that the
fees are being received rapidly. The fol-
lowing were appointed members of the
committee on house furnishings and enter
tainments: Mr.. Ralph Jones, Mrs T. M.
Talbot and Miss Bliss Finley.
The golf committee consists Of. G. E.
Lewis. R. B. Peter and w. H. Holmes.
The following compose the tennis commit
tee: 7. M. Talbot. DR.. Stewart, Steven
Quigles and c. NJ. Jones. The following
committee was appointed to receive applica-
tlons for membership: DR.. Packard, H. j.
Finley, Ralph Jones, Russell Brewer, Dr.
Lewis. Miss Mamie Hogg Mrs. Reverdy
Stewart. Mrs. Thomas NJ Talbot and Mrs
H. j. Finley.
The opening of the club will occur about
the 18th instant, and during this month
several social functions will be given A
special meeting of the members of the club
will be called about the 10th instant The
next meeting Of the board Of governors will
be held the 9th instant at the home Of the
secretary.
Evening star., 1907-07-06
Anti-Saloon League Meeting,

The Anti-Saloon League held it's July ses-
sion in Assembly Hall Of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union, 522 9th street,
last Wednesday evening. Rev Carl G.
Doney, president, directed proceedings, Mr..
James L. Ewin conducted devotional exer-
cises and Mr.. A. NJ. Brown recorded the
minutes. Mr.. Ewin, chairman Of the COM
mittee on cooperation, reported new dele
cations which were seated. as follows
From Hamlne Junior Epworth League
Miss Harriet Cavender, Mrs. William Cav
ender. Miss Grace Meyers and Miss Ruby
Shaver; from Gorsuch NJ. E. Church, Mr.
A. 1. Prose, Mr. E. H. Pullman and Miss
Jennie Champion. Mr.. Ewin reported also
upon work done through the official organ
the Protest. Mr.. Russell, chairman of COM
mittee Of the press. reported interesting
features Of that department and read a
communication asking action by the league
in aid of the people Of the northeast section
who are trying to save the we'll at the in
tersection of Sth and A streets. The league
responded favorably to the appeal.
Mr.. a. E. Shoemaker, chairman OF COM
mittee on law-enforcement. reported condi-
tions in his department as disappointing to
the friends of temperance, the tendency be-
Ing toward laxity in enforcement and In
some instances in seeming violation Of the
law. Mr.. John A. Mahoney of the Prohi.
bition Crusaders presented communications
setting forth plans by reformers in the west
for extending their itinerary in the east
with view Of carrying their contention to
the Supreme Court of the United States
The league expressed sympathy with the
movement and recommended members tc
give 1t their individual support.