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Evening journal., 1907-03-01
new STORE WILL
BE A MODEL

Work is progressing rapidly on the new
building of the Jacoby Department stores.
at Nos. PA and 226 Market street. and it is
thought that the first floor will be ready
for occupancy by the middle Of this
month II IS proposed by the firm to oc-
cupy each Of the three floors Of the new
building as soon as they are completed
instead OF waitigg until tho entire build
ing is finished. as Is usually the case.
The new structure will be Of handsome
and substantial construction, with largl
double windows on each floor. The root
Will be surmountcd by a large flagstaff. on
which the pennant Of the store will float
In dimensions the building viii be 40 feet
in width and 1oi feet in depth.
The store will be stocked wsth a hn'
line of women's wear etc. which Mr.
Jacoby has just bought from New York
manufacturers. The store will close every
night at o'clock except on Saturday
when it win close. at 10.So o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
BLOOD STAINS
ON CAR FIXTURES
Local Pullman Shops Over
Hauling Furnishings Of
Wrecked Train

During the past few days there has
arrived at the local shops Of the Pull
man Company the furnishings taken
from the Pullman cars which were
smashed up in the recent wreck Of the
Pennsyl flyer at Black Diamond, near
Johnstown, Pa.
It Is the policy Of the Pullman Com
pany when cars owned by it are so
badly wrecked as to make repairs to
them impossible to strip them Of their
and ship them to the near
est shops owned by the company for
use in other cars and then burn the
coaches. This was done in the case Of
the Black Diamond accident and the
were all sent to the local
shops, they being the nearest to the
scene Of the accident. on the cover
ings Of a number of the Pullman chairs
which have arrived are large spots Of
b ood which had flowed from III
wounds Of the unfortunate victims
and which can never be eradicated
Included in the material that arrived
are berths. mattresses, springs, bedding
and chairs.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
DIR, EVANS NOT SATISFIED
THAT THAW WAS INSANE
when He WROTE HIS WILL
AIenist To-day Tells Jerome Pittsburger's Writ
ing on Wedding Day Shows Evidence of De-
Iusions OnIyvThaw Appears Much More
Nervous Than Usual

the codicil which provides sum TO
be used in punishing certain men ac-
cused Of wronging individual girls emu
merated by Thaw This document. Dr.
Evans said, also showed evidences Of
a similar delusion.
"Can you tell, basing your opinion
on this letter, and the vii and codiciL
whether TIE writeS Of these papers was
Of unsound mind?"
DR.. Evans said he could not He
said there was evidence Of a delusion-
a continual delusion-that innocent
young women We're being wronged, but
there was not enough in the document
to determine the writer's condition Of
mind.
Jerome then asked:
Doctor. take into consideration ex-
lhibits from "a" to 'I' Gongfellow let
ters): next exhibit "B" (ComstoclS
statement) exhibit go" CThaw's let
ters about his wife in Paris); the will
and codicil; all the facts assumed hy-
lpothetical question. and al the facts
you have testified to IN regard to the
mental condition Of the defendant
taking all these things together under
consideration. what is your scientific
opinion as to the sanity or the insan-
/ ity of the writerT'
Il could not form such an opinion
because the state Of mind was different
at different times"
Jerome then told him to consider the
same things and give his opinion in
the light Of them as to the condition
of the writer of exhibit AZ at the time
Of the writing
1t indicates instability OF mind, p
said the doctor.
AS to exhibit "B" under the Same
conditions he said it indicated 4
greater amount Of instability"
Now Doctor, I ask you the sam,
question In regard TO exhibit &C"
This letter indicates that the writer
was not Of perfectly sound mind"
Exhibit d." Evans said. threw littl,
light on Thaw's mental condition. Ex.
hibit "E' he declared showed menta
lunsoundness.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
Chief JUSTICE
LORE IS SICK
Eminent JuriSt Overcome By
Weakness Administering
Oath to Witness

Chief Justice Lore was seized with a
fainting spell while administering the
oath to a witness i'm County Court this
morning and court was Immediately
adjourned to allow the eminent jurist
to retire to the judges parlor.
The sudden illness Of Chief Justice
created a profound sensation and
brought forth many sincere expressions
OF sympathy. While the illness is con-
sidered but trivial and Of a transitory
nature, even the slightest indisposition
on the part Of the aged jurist is viewed
with the utmost alarm by his many
friends.
The Chief Justice has for some time
been suffering with an exceedingly
painful boil upon his cheek, but has
borne this unhinchingly and insisted
uopn occupying his customary position
OF honor upon the bench.
Hsi attack came on this morning
without warning the first intimation
of illness being the faintness of his
voice as he pronounced the solemn
words Of the oath to a waiting witness
in thea bsence Of the Prothonotary and
the exceeding pallor Of his face.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
in GOOD CONDITION
Council COngratuIateS Fire
men on appearance Of
Apparatus and Horses
ARRANGING FOR A TEST

The fire committee Of city Council
last night made It's report OF the semi-
annual inspection OF the department
which was made on Monday and Tues
day Evenings Of this week. The COM
mittee found the entire department in
splendid condition and congratulated
the iremon on the excellent appear
ance of the apparatus and horses Of
the various companies.
Mr. Ross Of the First Ward pre-
scented resolution providing for
another test OF the fire department IL
was referred TO the fire committee as
that committee is now arranging for
conference of the engineers of the
various fire companies and a test to
be held when the weather permits. In
about April.
Following Is the resolution:
Whereas The semi-annual inspection Of
the Fire Department OF the city OF WI
mington by the Fire Committee Of Coun-
eli and other officials would indicate con-
cluslvely from every outward appearance,
that the engines and equipment Of oui
local volunteer department are In excellent
first-class condition and credit and pr az
to any city Of the size of Wilmington. and
whereas. our local hremen feel that tho
National Board Of Flre Underwriters has
made very unfair test Of our fire de-
partment. and has further caused to Do
circulated broadcast very damaging re-
port and
Whereas. Itis quite generally felt hy the
public that the purpose of said report wal
to justify a still further increase I'm th'
present high rates Of fire incurance in The
city of Wilmington therefore be &c
Resolved. That The Mayor and chiefs Of
the Fire and water Departments. with tn,
Fire Committee Of Council, be and ar'
hereby authorized and directed TO ar
range for another test OF the engines OF
the Fire Department OF this city az th'
least possible expense by d'sinterostc,
expert cneinecrs, and report to City Coun
Gil as soon as practicable.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
MARYLAND ODD
FELLOWS HERE
Local Lodsemen Entertained Them by
Banquet at the Wilmington.

Many visiting Odd Fellows from Balti-
more and Elkton were entertained last
evening at the Hotel wilmington by the
local members Of the order after they had
participated in rousing regular meeting
After an enjoyable session the visitors
were escorted to the Hotel Wilmington.
where dinner was served. Addresses were
made by several visitors and by the local
members. A feature Of tho visit was the
large number of Sovereign Grand officers
present. The degree stan Of National
Lodge, who performed the work OF int.a-
ton for Eden Lodge. included the follow
ing;
j. J. Minister degree master; NJ. r. Gil
pin, C. C. Strickland II. W. Pippin, A. D..
Dean. J.. A. Spence II. W. Lewis. II. A.
warburton, n. r. McKenney, o. c. Giles.
II. d. Lee. w Taylor. C.. r. Finck.
Gilbert Cooling. George Juergons. J. IL.
Sloan. w. n. Vinsinger. J.. II. Vande-
grift, Elmorc Delbcrt. II. f. Witwordh,
i. H. Lenlcr, II. S. Vincent II. A. Wright.
Ricketts, Nelson. c. S. Boulder, W. II.
Warmkessel. II. T. Alexander, r. ID.
Cantwem and p. NJ. Groves.
Tho visitors from Baltimore were: John
p. Goodwin. secretary Sovereign Grand
Lodge: William r Baker. past grand
master: William 3. Mohray deputy grand
master; William a. Jones. grand secre-
tary; Fred b. Groom. grand patriarch.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
CLEVELAND-In the hope of settl-
ing differences which threaten a strike
including al 1.-The great lakes shipyards
Vice President Weyand. of the Ship
builders Union. has called a meeting
for Monday OF the executive commit
tee Of the organization.
BALTIMORE-Rev Joseph NJ. Ardia,
the Oldest Jesuit in the world, died here
at midnight at Loyola College. He was
81 years old.
ALBANY-No notice of appeal has
yet been filed in the Gillette case here.
Until the the order Of the Herkimer
Court is certified to the clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals here. the latter viii
have no cognizance Of the case.
CHICAGO-Between fifteen and
twenty Arms and as many individuals
engaged in school and church and desk
manufacture are to be indicted by the
Federal grand jury FOR violation of the
Sehrman antitrust act
EOME-The Pope received yesterday
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
HEALTH BOARD
ALLOWS MORE TIME
Property Owners Receive
Benefit OfPreSent IncIement
Weather Conditions

Because Of the present inclement
weather. the Board Of Health has
adopted a new rule with regard to the
time allowed for property owners to
connect buildings with the sewer TO
abate nuisances. Heretofore ten days
has been the time fixed in which to
comply with the law after being served
with a notice. but during this month
thirty days will be allowed.
Secretary Joseph Wigglesworth, Of
the Health Department to-day sent
out by the executive officers. a num-
her OF notices dated March /. and Civ
ing thirty days in which to make
proper sewer connections This new
order viii prevail only until warmer
weather sets in.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01

one Of the granite shafts TO be erect
ed TO mark the mouth OF the Delaware
river has been finished at the yards OF
William Davidson, NO. 1918 French
street. and the second stone is now in
course Of completion. one stone viii
be erected on the Delaware shore and
the other viii be erected on the New
Jersey shore. They viii be located az
q point determined by a survey at
which the Delaware river Is supposed
10 end and the Delaware Bay begins.
A commission consisting OF three
men appointed by the Delaware Leg
lslature and similar commission ap-
pointed by the New Jersey Legislature.
acting Jointly. had the survey made 60
determine the end Of the river and the
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
BAY BOUNDARY STONE NOW
READY TO BE SET in PLACE

beginning Of the bay and they also
selected the monument TO mark the
spot Further. these six men drafted
fishing laws TO regulate the fishermen
from this state and the State OF New
Jersey who ply their trade in the Dela-
ware river and bay.
For years the men from the two
States have been at war and several
lawsuits have resulted which could
not be settled because the mouth of
the river and the head Of the bay had
never been exactly determined To
avoid similar trouble IN the future
the two commissions We're appointed
and the monuments are one result o3
their work.
Continued on Sixth Pags)
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
ELKS TO HONOR DIPLOMAT

Horace G. Knowles, recently appointed
United States Minister to servia and Rou-
mania by President Roosevelt, is 10 be
bsnquetted by the local Elks prior to de-
parting for his distant field of usefulness.
The banquet will be given on the evening
Of March 20.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
pIed a county HospItaI.

William Baxter colored, aged % years.
died OF dnopsy at the New Castle County
Hospital at Farnhurst to-day. He for
merly boarded On Pop,ar street below
Second. and his friends viii have him bur-
led. The body was removed to the morgue
here to-day.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
THE WILL OF GOD
It is That Mankind Should Love One
Another


In a striking address at the MONDAY
Lenton meeting in St. Andrews Church
to-day. the Rev. r. A. Wasson, Of New
ark, n. j.. emphasized the lesson that IL
is not material whether we say Lord.
Lord" or no.. but il is material that we
do the viii Of God He declared that
Christianity does not lie in the service
of an individual who has passed from vis-
ion. but IN following the example OF
Christ in serving man.
Jesus does not care 10 have Us passing
compliments upon Him. His one desire Is
10 further the cause for which He stands.
That cause was this; Il Is not the will
OF God thas one OF these little ones should
perish-litle ones refemng not only q
stature but 90 ability; il is the will OF
God that we should love one another and
THAI the strong should help the weak"
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
pefendant 60 VerdIet.

In the Superior Court yesterday after
noon the jury in the case Of Bower VS..
Isenherg Bros. Co. gave a verdict TO the
defendant Horace G. Knowles represent
ed the plaintiff and Reuben satterthwaite
the defendant
Evening journal., 1907-03-01

At the Eleventh Street Rink this even
ing there viii be a rare treat for lovers
Of roller polo. for a game has been ar
ranged between the Rink and Orange
teams. to be one OF a series of games by
clubs Of the Delaware Polo League.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
Laee curtains cauaht lie.

The Phoenix Fire Company last
evening extinguished blaze in the
home OF George w. Ereer Of No. 1909
King sula which sid damage TO the
extent Of about $50.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
Lat Entertainment.

The concluding number Of a series Of
entertainments at the Baird Memorial
Sunday school will be given this even
ing at the quarters. Second ana Wash
ington streets.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
R.osint for Rin penosit.

w. $. Boser. assistant treasurer OF
the United stdtes at Philadelphia, yes
terday afternoon deposited in the Fed
eral Court here. a certificate showing
that s207 500 had been deposited in that
city on account Of the purchase Of the
Diamond state Steel plant, by John
b, NewlSirk. OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
Snallinn Bee.

In Epworth Church on Friday even
ing. March u, "a spelling bee viii be
given by Mrs. Stovcr's Sunday school
class for the beneht Of the church.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
Observation-Disclosures

400 pilgrims from Milan, who presented
him with $4,000 toward thes upport Of
the French clergy.
CONNEBLSNILLE. Pa.-Baltimore
and Ohio train No. 40. west bound. run
ming twcnty-seven minutes late and
forty miles an hour was wrecked last
night near Indian Creek and one man
was killed and forty hurt
PROVIDENCE-The Special Grand
Jury returned indictments against FIVE
local concerns and for individual mem-
bers, charging conspiracy. Late in
January the coal dealers Of the city
jumped the price Of anthracite to 1924
a ton.
BALTIMOR7-Hora T. Bradley.
the l6-year-old son Of Detective Peter
Bradley mistook his grandfather. John
Welsh. "a years old. for burglar. who
was visiting the detective at his resi-
denee. and shot the cid man three
times. one bullet entering the lett
temple. and another the right cheek
and a third the forehead. asr. Welsh's
condition is critical
Evening journal., 1907-03-01
PoIloe and Eire AIarm Rsports.

During the month OF February the
police made 500 arrests, about half OF
which were for drunkenness. In tho
same period there were thirteen still
alarms and four box alarms.
Evening journal., 1907-03-01

HoME-rhe PoDe received yesterday
Evening journal., 1907-03-01

WEATHER:
RAIN TONIGHT.
RAIN AND WARMER SATURDAY..
oon temperature 81 degrees
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

of them for the last ten years. and
examine it. you will find the same sub
scrlberS, and that some Of them are
liberal to a fault. while others with
ample and sufficient sub
scribe the smallest amounts
My object in writing You is to call
your attention to the fact that the
rustling committee is about to start
out for the purpose of soliciting two
thousand two hundred and fifty dol
lars with which to purchase the ar
mory site agreed upon by the commit
tee appointed by the Commercial club
and the armory board. Now, II ap-
pears that our merchants have been
sufficiently called upon for various
purposes, n there are still remain
ing in the hands of the Commercial
club committee owe five thousand dol
lars which We're raised for the pjurose
OF purchasing the smelter site. AS
this matter has been definitely dis
posed of by the placing of the smell
ter in Canon City. | believe, and quite
a number of the subscribers to that
fund agree with me, that part of that
money should be used to purchase the
armory site and the balance refunded
to the subscribers. As | stated before,
] have interviewed quite a number OF
the subscribers to that fund, and they
all agree with me that that money
should be used for that purpose, or
at least part of ii, which would still
allow $2,750 to be refunded to the
subscribers. / wish hat this matter
could be expedited for the reason that
the army as contemplated by the
board will be the very hall necessary
for the holding of large conventions,
such as the Irrigation convention,
where a seating capacity of at least
two thousand would be available. Tho
armory site is an ideal one, and the
appropriation of $1,000 from the ter
ritory is available as sOon as the deeds
TO the site have been filed with the
adiutant general of New Mexico. The
proposed hall is to be of truss-roof,
with a good maple floor. Such a
building as the one contemplated win
not alone stimulate the formation of a
good company of the National guard
at Albuquerque, but will also be a
public building and a credit to the
city.
Respectfully yours,
b.. RUPEE,
Chairman of the Soliciting Committee
for ArmorV Site,
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Colonel Prichard wants the Albu-
querque Journal to pay him $50, 600 in
damages. Really, the journal must
have told the truth, for they say that
is what hurts, or else the colonel owns
a block Of stock and wants to help the
Journals business by suing for libel.
l-Hagerman Messenger. :.
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HE URGES THAT THE
ARMORY MATTER
Be RUSHED
Major Ruppe Wants Money for
Site Raised at Once So Con-
stnuction May Proceed This
Year.

To the Editor Of the Morning Journal
Albuquerque, y n
Dear Sir--Your article IN sunday
mornings paper calling attention GO
the fact that At Canon City. COL
which succeeded in getting the smell
ter which h Commercial club 80 ar
IDENTITY tried t. procure. the people
raised their subscriptions b. a direct
donation from the county and citl
appears to me 90 b. a happy solution
for the citizens II Albuquerque. il
everyone would subscribe a~truriiur Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

Acting Governor Paynolds pursues
the even tenor Of his way despite the
barking of the small fry. And the
Argus believes the said way" leads
along the path of right, as Mr.. Ray
nolds sees it.-Carlsbad Argus.
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE,


Objective June l6th.)
From the East Arrive. Depart
No. ]. Southern Cal. Exp..... 7:45p $50 y
No. 8, California Limited ....t2.2Op 100 y
MOI. North. Cal. Fast Mail 1888 D 1915 p
No. .. Eel T. & Mex. City Exp..11:45 p 1899 a
From the West
No. 2. Chicago Fast Mail..... 500 a s:2b q
No. 4. Chicago Limited ...... $50 p $50 p
No. s. Chi. Il Kan. City Exp. e:4Op 7:2o ,
From the South
mo. 10. Chi, Den. q x c. Eek 6:e0a 7:00 p
'No 10 connects at Lamy with branch train
for Santa Re and stops ut all local points in
New Mexico. T. ~ PURDY Agent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-07

Victims Of hay fever will experience great
benefit by taking Foley's Honey and Tar. as
II stops difficult breathing Immediately and
heals the inflamed air passages, and even
II II should fail to cure you 1t will give in
slant relief. The genuine is in a yellow
package. }. h. ORielly Co. druggists.
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe

WANTED-Girls to work in book
blnery. II. S. Lithgow, journal
building.
WANTED-Ladies desiring Millinery at less
than cost 10 call on Miss Crane. 5i2 North
second street. Millinery and dressmaking
Parlors. also apprentice wanted,
WANTED-Woman 10 take care OF child
no young girl need apply. Inquire 6f6 w.
Roma avenue.
WANTED-Girl for general Homework. Mrs.
Gunsui 514 West Coal
no extra housework Address r.. care
Morning journal onhe, giving references.
WANTED-AT ONCE-Competent girl TO do
cooking and general housework: no wash
ing small family; good wages, Mrs. Simon
Stern. IO2 West Copper avenue.
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FINE CANTALoUPEs EVERY DAY Al
n MONARCH GROCERY co.

OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER :
FORTY-SIN (46). REMEMBER THERE Is
ALWAYS A COURTEOUS CLERK READY
TO TAKE YOUR ORDER No MATTER
now SMALL n. q. PRATT a. Co.
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HELP WANTED-Male


WANTED-Man at the Jana Grocery
company: one with experience pre-
ferred.
WANTED-Grocery clerk, one with
experience enough 10 now what to
do and willing TO do il. Albuquerque
Cash Grocery Co, 315 Marble Ave.
WANTED-A reliable man for general work
in care Of horses. Apply Santa Re Hos
pltal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who is accurate and
experienced In double entry ledger work
state salary wanted aud apply with refer
cnees to Charles Ilfeld Co, Las Vegas, n. NJ.
WANTED-Clerk and bookkccper in general
store at Madrid. N. NJ Apply TO w. II.
Hahn n Co, city.
WANTED-Book Keeper for out OF town
who understands ordinary book keeping
and office work; must furnish best OF ref
| ereuces and apply In own handwriting. Ad-
dress Morning Journal.
WANTED-A competent man to run flour
and saw mills. good wages TO the right
party, Apply v. s. Miera, Cuba. N. NJ.
WANTED-Car carpenters. car repairers
laborers. needed at Albuquerque shops
Confer with master mechanic for details.
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FOR R~ENT-DWeHingS

For RENT-Onc 6-rnom modern house. 500
W Hunlng avenue. one 6-room modern
house, COS s. Fourth street Apply at Mann
Saddlcry Co. ia n. Second street.
FOR RENT-Slx-raom house with lawn and
large barn. Address 418 South broadway.
For RENT-Twolve acre ranch. close In
mostly alfalfa. at5 Copper avenue.
% hENT-Now 30-ro0m hotel or ruominE
house. good location. w. NJ McMillion,
IN West Gold Ave.
FOR RENT-One hroo-room house, t6.u0.
also two rooms, furnished. for light
housekeeping. Apply G. A. Reynolds.
Navajo Hotel. n
FOR RENT-TNo or three room houses.
furnished or unfurnished. W.. V. Flu
treble SOC South Second street
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n WHITE CAULtFLOwER AND
CELERY. THE MONARCH GROCERY co.
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate

FOR SAlE-Real Estate
ron sALE-New modern 5-room brick, AIS
South Walter. Gail at az S Arno. Dr.
Wilson.
FOR sALE-A snap-i-room frame house,
modern. in a fine location in Highlands,
all furnished. Price $4,000. Dunhar's.
FOR ~sALE-5-room now brick cottage:
bath. electric lights, cement walks, lawn,
chicken yard; with or without furniture;
must be sold at once; leaving city. owner,
521 II. Central avenue.
FOR sALE-A ave room house. also an
eight room house latter furnished or I'M
furnished. both modern; close in; cheap this
week. also two seated carriage. nearly new.
Inquire b23 East Central avenue.
FOR sALE-A well improved i5-acre
ranch. Apply G. A. Reynolds, Navajo
hotel. n
FOR sALE-one 6-room house, furnished.
Apply at Mann saddlory Co, ia North
Second street
FOR SALE-A five-room brick house. fur
nished, on South Broadway; moderni with
stable, chicken house and yard. This place
has three lots; nice shade trees. Price,
81. 900. 90. Inquire DUNBAR. corner Gold
avenue and Third street II