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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
BOY FEARFULLY CHOPPED
UP UNDER CAR WHEELS

Information received at Nogales
Wednesday and Thursday conveyed
the intelligence that Cirilo Ramirez,
Jr., a boy about sixteen years of age,
son of the well known broker of No
gales, Sonora, lost his life near ortiz
station, on the line of the sonora
railway. Sunday morning in a very re-
culiar and shocking manner During
the day of Sunday the mangled re-
mains of d human being were found
along the track below Ortiz, scattered
along the distance of a kilOmetre. The
remains were so mutilated and scat
tered that identification was impOssi-
BILE. But in a pocket was founG a
handkerchief marked with indelible
ink with the name of a small brother
Of the Ramirez boy. with a photo
graph of his sister and a cap which
was identified, afterward 81 hat OF
young Ramirez.
Wednesday. a lad named Encinas'
who resides at Nogales, appeared at
HermOsillo, having come from Quay
mas, where he a gone from NogaleS
Sunday, leaving the line city saturday
night. The two boys stole their way
on the train. riding on top of the mail
car. Encinas related that in passing
the water tank at ortiz the valve rope
caught young Ramirez about the neck
and dragged him along the roof of
The car. At the end Of the car he fell
between the two cars, the rope releas-
ing fs hold, and he must have lodged
between the two cars in an tnsenslble
condition, being carried along in that
way for a distance, and then falling
to the rails. being cruelty chopped
and mangled by the revolving wheels
carrying him along on the track. and
grinding his lifeless remains to bits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

Bathing costumes this year VIII follow ~
a general way, as heretofore, tho styles sat
by the mermaids and the tlshos.
In autumohila costumes mono but faHt
colors are employed, and, as usual many arc
dying.
Hosiery Is still worn rather full, especially
by those inclined to bc plump, and some
times It is also worn threadbare.
In modish gloves there Is no departure
from the standard weight, and the period OF
ten seconds Is still allowed for the coun
a variety OF pleasing tastes dictate tie
wearing ~ miiady's couture, but the practice
of wearing Il on her escorts shoulder Is
frowned uaon by danes de connance.
In footwear the cardinal rule stu pre-
watts "lf tho shoe nt cut It on"
For evening wear al smart functions a ia
vorite appRnaEe among some Of the ut A.
fashionahlos rs a good deal " nerve
The proper place Tor pads Ia on The walls
Of the ccll-Themas Speed Moshy In tho
bohemian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
soUTawEsTERN BUsy
OVER At TUCUMCARI

The private car "cloudcroft~ with SUPER
intendent Hawkes. aboard, is In rucumcari,
and the work under way is being pushed
with all the vigor possible with the force
Of more than a hundred men the company
now has employed at the shops and round
house and on the trackage being put IN. \
shortage of men is yet a difficulty, and The
railroad company IS making every effort To-
overcome this handicap says the Tucum-
carl News Everything that Will work is
being employed, and the number could be
Increased to zoe In "A day u the men could
he had. The southwestern has this week
acquired additional grounds for trackage
1000 feet west ~ the wool scour-
ing plant, which will total a trackagc "
eighteen miles. The grades are being made
as fast az possible and every effort IL be
ing made 10 get ready Tor the volume 81
business that Is inevitably coming with the
freight ana passenger division, which Is 10
be rucumcari after July ! The conductors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
our Policy Meets British Approval.


1t can not be otherwise than well
come intelligence TO British coal own
crs to learn tina for the present, al
any rate. the American shipping sub
sidy bill is disposed of. Even In It's
modified form it would have q the
effect of d~isplacing tonnage that AL
the present moment draws upon
Great Britain for its Goals, and also OF
throwlng a more or less considerable
number of British tramDs out of en-
ployment. besides leading to the es-
Enlistment of a series of American
coaling depots. ven though last
wear the United States of America had
no coal for export. vet industrial and
commercial there makes
such grand strides over ours that such
a state Of things can prevail but a
short time. and with the diminution
Of "A business activity so abnormal
that il is becoming intolerable to
Americans themselves the United
States is bound in the more immedi-
ate future to command ample supplies
of coal for its home purposes. the re-
uuirements of an ocean-going mer-
camille marine and navy. as well as an
export trade. As circumstances are,
although il Is possible British coal
may still experience some competition
from American. IL will be in a FAR
lesser degree. In any case, 1t IS a
great thing 10 know hat no British
ships will for the present be laid up
in consequence OF being busted BY
subsidized steamers-Lon-
Iron and Coal Trade Review.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood. and unless they
do this good health is Impossible. Fo-
loy's Kidney Cure makes sound kid
neys and will positively cure al forms
of kidney and bladder disease. IT
strengthens the whole system. j. H..
O'Rielly co. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

on the Southwestern have already received
advice that Tucumcari is to he a division
after July l. This viii give Tucumcari a
railway pay day of $4,000 in July and
after that Of 100000 to $50. 600 a month
In addition to what We have. this assures
us the most prosperous town in New Mex
ica.
The new Santa 70 Central depot at VIII
lard, which is being built north 81 the
junction, 10 replace the old structure
southeast % town is nearing complexion
Material for the house track Is being uu-
this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

A. A. Herrcn, Finch, Ark, writes:
"Foley's Honey and Tar Is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and Jung
trouble. / know that it has cured
consumption in the first stages" You
never heard of any one using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being salts
fled. J. H.. O'Rielly Co. ."
The world Is full OF odd and curious
people, 80 there may still be- those
who have not used Morning Journal
Classified Ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
NEEDLES THINKS 1T Is
BEING rERsECUTED

a-r
The people of Needles were surprised to
read in the Los Angeles papers that 500
feet ~ the river bank en- one side and 700
feet on the other side had been washed
away by the flood waters OF the Colorado
river. and the residents Of Needles were be
coming -apprehensive VI serious results. Just
how this serious condition should have hap
pened and the people VI Needles not dis
cover IT before the Los Angeles papers did,
is a question yet unsolvcd. In all. there
has been i.ao0 feet in width taken away,
but the span OF transmission wirs " the
Victor Gold Mining compauy is the same
length az IL always was, about 200 feet,
and the supports on either side are no
nearer the supports The smelter VAS built
on the banks OF the river and It is still
there, and Ia going e. stay there. The
Colorado river is one Of those few streams
which, like the Nlle, Is liable to shirt It's
currents from one side OF a valley to an
other ia a few years, The Colorado river
has shifted its main stream several hum
dred feet Within tho last twenty years
while there are ovidcnces that It has shifted
for miles during the centuries before,
Needles IL a subject Of persecution lately
between It's abandonment by the Santa Fe
Railroad company and it's being washed
away by the Colorado river. II is becoming
VIGOROUSLY SO. The people Of Needles, how
ever. are not mlndinR, because there is so
little sense in the news and no facts,
The roof OF the new A. 7 ana $, r. de-
pot at willard ia being put on and the
gang In moving to Mountainair
The willard depot, 10 the casual observer
should be completed in two weeks, but con
tractors say It VIII not receive the fin
Ishing touches until the middle Of Septem-
and not then unless the workmen put
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-11

AT special meeting OF the ooun-
ii on the Town OF Princeton held
pursuant to the call of the Mayor at
his Office on the 2nd day of July
CTucsday) 1907, there were present
Hugh C. Woods, Mayor, A. w. Rey-
nolds. Recorder, and L. II. Perkins
end Ben w. Bird, Councilmen.
The following estimates were made
or the purpose of the levy of 1907.
and ordesod to be published as
royidcd by law:
FOR salaries of officers. 8 600 90
'or streets, roads. bridges
aud sidewalks. 3175.OO
Tor witness fees, $500
Cor contingent fund 200 90
A true copy from the records at
test
A. w. REYNOLDS.
Recorder
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-11

II ls worth While TO do even the
smallest Kindness ass we go along the
way Notna H losf $50 dcvIrop
porishcs, bu. sinking into Jhe flower
makes % swcefoI Jcu0M
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-11

DON'T FORGET that we
install electric work at the
lowest price. Phone, write or
call and see MS about Your
work.
CLIMAX ELECTRICAL SUP
PLY ~ CONSTRUCTION co.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-11

Wust Have Heart ln Work
G..H. fl. boot .DuiI#I fO GOOD
ur.a..'. 1ut Use mau Phelps
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
President RCRea Of Pennsylvania
System Says is a Menace 10
Travelling Public.
his ASSERTION is DIspuTfD
Defendant in Action Say That There
Would be Profit and No Necessity
to Impose Hardships Upon the Pub
lie and That companys Figures
Have Been JueeIcd


PHILADELPHIA, PA. July IL
president james McRca today took
me witness stand in Common Pleas
court in the case OF the PENNSYLVANIA
itallroad suit To restrain the enforce.
neht oil the twO-ccnt fare law n this
state ana testified that the new law
Is unfair and inpracticablc and
against the interests of not only of
the railroad but against those of the
travelling public. He said the new
law would not stimulate messenger
I travel rs was contcnded by those VINO
advocated the law. hut would be n
hardship upon those who pay a lowcr
rate than two cents by reason OF the
necessity of the company bcing forced
TO raise the communal on and other
low rates now prevailing
Much of todays proceedings were
taken up with the question of appor-
tloning the percentage of passenger
traffic from the other business of tho
company The company has present
cd figures showing that the passenger
traffic amounted to about 81 per cent
of the whole business done BY the
company. The city and county of
Philadelphia the defendant. contends
that the Pennsylvania cures are
not accurate, That they are more or
less guess work and that instead of
losing money in operating its passen-
ger trains If the fares are reduced the
company would earn about seven per
cent. on its passenger business This
conclusion was reached by different
methods. The Pennsylvania calcu-
/ lations were made on the basis of
/ revenue train miles" or the number
! of miles travelled by trains that re.
turned revenue 10 the company.
while the city made its. calculations
on locomotive miles or the number
| OF miles travelled ly all locomotives.
including shifting engines.
The PENNSYLVANIA used the loco
motive mile system in its account
1 until the first of this year. when it
discarded il for the other system be
cause IL is being adopted by all rail
roads and is favored by The Inter
state Commerce Commission. The
| taking of testimony closed today and
arguments will he heard tomorrow In
the argument the PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road will base its calculations on III,
''revenue train III le' system while the
city will argue its case on the other
basis. leaving the court to decide
which is the moro equitable method.
The case will be fought up to the
highest courts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Nelson Women Defending Estes.

LIVINGSTON, VA. July l2.--Thc
following appears in the Nelson Coun-
ty Times OF yesterday: THE lady
friends of Theodore L. Estes. of Low
insston and vicinity all of whom are
convinced Of his innocence are start.
ing movement TO raise a costly mon
ument TO his memory. Subscriptions
are coming in from all parts of the
state and considerable sum is now
in the hands of tho treasurer, Miss
Laura Dawson The memorial com
mittee is Mrs. Bennett T. Gordon, Mrs.
John Hirsley, Mrs. John Scay, Miss
Margaret Massie and Miss Laura
Dawson
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
GLlDDEN AUTO TOURISTS
FIND FAIRLY GOOD ROADS
Motor Car Drivers Reach Chicago
After a Good Run from South
Bend, Ind.
nv AssOolntod Press J

CHICAGO. Ills. July l2.-rhe
hfsi OF The Glid,cn touring ears To
arrive today WAS that of Mont
sohcrN ilallowcll of lmGalo. and his
marty OF 'hroc. 1t arrived at l2:i5
with .purfect score.
The second car 10 arrive was nnt
Of II. *. Sheridan, of Cleveland. who
was followed closely by a. NJ Robins.
OF Now York, +. c. Day. of Buffalo.
and a. X. Kuniz. of Buffalo.
Charles j. Gliddon. the donor oi
he trophy for Tho trip. was In car
which preceded that of ilnllowcll. lie
declared that the roads between
South l'cnd and Chicago were In fair
condition. all things considered. and
said that the run of lOi miles had
been madc inside of live hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
THRICE a GRANDFATHER.
Captain Ryans Three Sons Become
Parents All At Once.

LOUISVILLE, July IA grand
father three times in little moro than
that number OF hours is Capt. j. T..
Ryan of Joffersonv'llc connected With
the army depot at ST. Louis, Mo-.
but now spending his vacation with
his family in .lcffcrsonville The
proud fathers are his three sons
John G. RYAN. who is in business in
Jcffersonvillc; Thomas f. Ryan. who
Is connected with the army depot in
Jcffcrsonvllc. and William d. RYAN.
barber in Louisville Tho children
of John ana William are boys and
that of Thomas girl The grand
parents are today receiving as many
congratulations rs the parents of the
three babies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Halsey Defeats Thomas.

LYNCHBURG. VA, July le.-Wi,n
Two precincts to hear from IN Camp
bcli county former Senator Don u.
Halsey has a lead over State Senator
a. Il. Thomas in the district of 2Ol
votes MS result Of yesterdays pri-
mary.
The fight between Delegate Eugene
Onld and Howell c. Feathcrstone for
The House of Delegates from Campbell
county is so close that il will require
an official canvass to determine the
result
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Exposition Program for Today
Conventions Meeting.
Auditorium, Room /

Carolina Architectural Association Auditorium Room
a. l p.
Theatrical Stage Employees Alliance Eagle to
NJ uardmount, Twenty-third Infantry.
m.-Gacs
10 mAnd hourly thereafter Exhibition
earthquake recorder, Government
1880 a. M TO l2$o Mexican Band concert Auditorium
all sections of the country Government Building a
photographic I'm
2:3O p m--Piano Joseph Maerz Auditorium
photographic exhibition lecture,
Valley, Government building A.
mLecture Aerial Ludlow Capt
Aeronautic building.
2:30 mUnitcd States Life Saving
to m.ln dconcer And
p. mlTusraed lecture 'lteclaimng j.
c. Watts u. s. II. Interior A.
mt-Spcca exhibition Singers at
building.
m-nstrated lecture Yellowstone National by
Mr. T. c. Culver Interior Department,
4:3O to $3.50 Morgan recital John
ditornm
Lecture Navigation, Ludlow and Capt.
lovelace, Building.
D. m.-Mexcan National concert Reviewing
m.-Innes Band concert,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13

thin sheet OF paper may le attached.
If IL completely adheres To the card.
and such Il pastcr may boar both
writing and printing Advertisements,
Illustrations or writing may appear
on the back OF the card and on the
left third of the front. Postal cards
bearing particles of e1ass. metal.
mica sand .tinscl or other substances.
are declared TO be nnma liable except
when enclosed in envelopes with the
proper postage affixed. or when treat
ed in such u manner as will prevent
the Objectionable materials from he
Ing rubbed off or iniuring the hands
of persons handling the mails.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
sHIPBUlLDING COMPANY
ASKS FOR FEDERAL AID
Officials at the Lorraine Plant Want
Protection From Violence Against
Their Employees.
Am Assncinted prcss.l J

Lorraine. OHIO. July 12.-The
American Shipbuilding Company has
appealed TO the Federal conrts for
protection against possible damages
to property and violence to their en-
nloyes as a result of the second strike.
This week the shipbuildors walked out
again on account of not desiring to
work with former strike breakers. In
functions were issued by the United
States court in Cleveland today. Sep
aratc injunctions against each strik-
er were served. There We're 1875 or
doris forbidding the strikers from IN
terfering with the company of its en-
ployes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Think He is Ack Hale.
(Ry Assoclnted Press.

ATLANTA, GA, July 12,-IIarry
Hall, sergeant In the Seventeenth
United States Infantry. stationed al
Fort Mcpherson. was arrested today
charged with the murder of j. Is
Davis. In Johnson City. Tenn. last
December II is alleged that the sol
dicrs name is Royc Hale Il brother
of Ack Hale. who is under arrest
awaiting trial for the murder of Miss
Lille Davis in graveyard near John
SON City.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
commlssIon takes Road to Task.I
fBy Associated press,.

RICHMOND, VA, July l2.--Lnxity
in the methods of the operation OF
the Washington & Falls Church Rail.
way resulting In n series of accidents
and complaints. has led the State
Corporation Commission to take the
road severely 10 task. Ia prescribe
for its government n list of rules and
regulations designed for the protec-
ton OF the public and virtually to
provldc temporary supervision over
the conduct of the road.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
NEW ORDER ISSUED FOR
ILLUSTRATED POST CARDS
Postmaster General Meyer DEGREES
That There May Be Message on
the "Front Slde."
fRv Associated Press.l

WASHlNG1 UN, ID. c., July -
Postmaster General Meyer today pro-
mulgated an order effective August
1, providing that the face side of Il
postal card may be divided by YER
sical line placed approximately one
third of the distance from the left end
offthe card the space to the left of
1.-THE line t0tbe Used for a message.
etc, the portion to the right to be
used for the address only. a very
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Fuoitives Shot by officers.

DRlSTOL. VA, July 12.-Joc Fnrns
worth ,twenty-three years old and for
several davs fugitive from justice.
was shot and perhaps fatally wound
cd by policeman a. L. IIill late this
afternoon in the mountains nearby
The officer was attempting to arrest
Farnsworth. who Is wanted on n
charge of shooting William Kirk If
Brittei5an July t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Negro Kills White Man in Nelson Co

OAK RIDGE VA, July Samuel
Coles "A negro. murdered Thomas
Camden this week on the farm of for,
mer Senator Bland Massie in this
county and fled. Ii is alleged that the
men engaged in Il quarrel and the
negro killed the white man with n
waron standard. Both were employed
on the farm of Mr. Massie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Convicted of Killing q Minister.
(1}y Associated Press.)

WINSTONSALEM, n. c.. July II.
George A. Peters was convicted at
iIillsboro, Va. today of the murder OF
Rev Joseph Easter, Dnnkard
preacher, who was called to his door
and assassinated on the night of
May % last. Peters made n confes-
sion. but did not implicatc any one
else as was expected. The convic-
ton is for murder in the first degree
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Rumor of New Railroad for viroinf

RICHMOND. VA, July 12-It is ri
mored in financial circles here that
II Washington syndi cate is considering
the construction of new railroad in
Virginia, to extend from Farmvile to
HampdcnS Sidney, in Prince Edward
county. and possibly further TO the
southwark. 1t is moreover, declared
that surveys are now being made and
that the new line will be built at once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Director General Gives HOlICe Of
His Acceptance Of Position
Created For Him.
MEANS GREAT DEAL FOR EXPOSITION
Financiers' Action in Undertaking
Task of Steering Tercentennial to
Success indicates That Financial
Problem Has Been solved-will Is.
sue Written Statement to Public.

James NJ. Barr will today Income
director general of the jamestown
Exposition anu assume actual and di-
rect management of the blk show
Mr. Barr returned yesterday from
Washington. where he was in confer
encc with Secretary of the Treasury
Cortclyou Thursday. ana last night
he stated that he had Just notified
the directors of the Exposition that
he would accept the director general
ship.
Mr. Barr declined to have anything
To say about his policy but said that
he would later issue Il written state.
mcnt 10 the public.
As II has been known that MIR. Barr
would not undertake the task of
steering the Exposition to success I'M.
I'll ways and means of overcoming
all obstacles We're out of the way, the
fact of his acceptance means Il great
deal. II means that the necessary
money Is in sight and that there Is
no longer amy danger resulting from
the company's Strengthened financial
condition
Clogging the Wheels.
Director General Barr takes charge
after considerable opposition on the
part of certnin members of the board
of governors. Discussing the situa.
ton. the Norfolk correspondent of the
! ltichmond Times. Dispatch saws:
'Alvah IL. Martin political organ
/ iZer and leader of Norfolk county. who
Two or three months before The Omen
/ ing fthc exposition, was added 10
/ the Lizard of governors, office OF gov.
crnor OF trnnsportat on being created
] Tor him, Is the man who has held IN
the complete reorganization OF The cX.
position and cloggcd wheels that
would have otherwise run smoothly.
| Az the meeting OF stockholders Of
the exposition on July 9th 1t was
! thought that the report of the com.
mittec charged with the duty of de.
! visng Il plan for the practical rcor-
SaniHatlon of the expos ton wonld be
adopted without dissenting vote. II
remained for Martin to spring Il sur
prise on The unsuspecting asscmblage.
| The report OF the committee recon.
! mcndcd in effect that a directnr-gci,.
, eral he appointed for the exposition.
with ilili powers, and that the de-
partmcnt of the cxposiu on be pc.
formed under four heads thus lcgis-
lating the. board of governors out of
/ existence. When the report had been
read and it had been moved that It
be adopted. Martin was OH his feet
i'll an instant ready for the delivery
or a carefully-prepared speech He
| early remarked that the report could
not be adopted and as authority for
that remark he calmly announced that
he controlled n majority of the stock
"A pin dropping on the floor could
have been heard. Martin himself Is
the largest individual stakeholder in
| the exposition. ic is in the show in
an influential position and he is not
one TO be dumped out so unceremoni-
ously The best thing that the minor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-13
Upton May Challenge Once More Y
INV Associated Prosg)

LONDON. July 12.-Tt is probable
although Sir Thomas Upton will not
admit IT, that the New York Yacht
club will receive a challenge for the
America cup of 1908. The time for
challenging does not expire until Oc
tobcr and it Is not likely that the
challenge will be sent until the last
moment