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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
Social IN Charlotte.
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CHARLOTTE. N. c., April Cone
OF the plcnsantest social events Of
the current week was the military
euchre party given Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Hugh Montgomery in
her apartments on the Boulevard
Dilworth, in honor Of Mrs. Kate S.
Maxim, Of New Castle, Ind. The color
SCENE was red. white and blue, the
flags and bunting being SO arranged
as to give holiday air to the enter
tainment. Mrs. A. M. Spong won the
first prize, Mrs. Tnliaferro Simpson the
second, and Mrs. Jardy, of New Or
leans, the consolation. a. number OF
out of-town guests enjoyed Mrs. Mont
gomerys hospitality,
A marriage in which many Char
lotte people We're Interested took
place Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride, 2O3 Morehad Street, when
Miss Mary Cunningham Lucas became
the bride Of Mr.. Francis x. Earnan.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Joseph, rector or st. Peters
| Roman Catholic Church. Miss Lucas
is cultured and attractive young
lady, and Mr.. Tarnan promising
young business man. and both have
\ many friends.
| Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
A. Murrlll rendered a reception to q
| number OF friends in honor of the
nfteenth anniversary OF their wedding.
| Many handsome presents were received
! from friends in this and other States.
Mr,und Mrs. Beverly Switzerland, an-
4 nounce the engagement of their sis
ter Miss Mary Harrison Gornley, to
Mr. Julian Coleman Byrd. The we'd
ding, which, owning to recent bereave-
lnent in the family of the bride elect.
/, will be Il very quiet affair, and Will
be solemnized on the ED instant,
II The graduating exercises OF the
\ nurses OF the Presbyterian Hospital
wul take place April 10th in the
Academy or Music. a reception VIII
X follow at the North Carolina Medical
4 College. The following graduates COM
pose this years class: Misses Nancy
II. Sloan, Belmont, n. c.; Radiant I'
Sistnre. Charlotte; Katherine i, llar
rington, Cameron, and Ruby Il. PAGE
d Hamet, X
MI. ana Mrs, John q. sharpe, q
4 Greensboro, have issued Invitations ~
the marriage Of their daughter. Mis-
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CHlNC0TEAGUE
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CHlNCOTEAGUE. VA, April g.
chased the branch stores of Mr.. w. It.
Sharpley on Main Street.
Rev G. It. Jones, from tho Western
Circuit. has been appointed pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church of
this place.
Mrs. Nellie McCabe and son, of Ho-
boken, n. j., who have been visiting
Mrs Matte Munford for the past
week, have returned home.
Mr.. Harry Jester, of Western Mary
land College, spent the Easter lloli-
days here with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Jester. @
Rev. u. II, Jones and Mr., John w.
Evans left this week for Washington.
ID. c., to attend the seventy-ninth
session of the Maryland Annual Con-
ference, to be held in the Rhode Island
Avenue Church.
Mrs. Edgar ltill and nephew, Mas
ter Louis Conklin. of Philadelphia,
are on n visit to parents here.
Mr.. William Burton left this week
for Ocean City, Md, having accepted
a position with Mr.. BENJAMIN Long
who Is engaged in the fishing In
dustry
Mr. y, II. nratten. manager Of the
Chincotcague Drug Company, has re-
Gently qualified as notary public.
! Prof. g. N. Swimley. principal OF
! tho high school at this place, has
presented u very creditable exhibit o
work form the pupils along the line Of
| the oyster and clam industry for tho
education department of the James.
| town Exposition.
Messrs White and Bosgs, candidate.
for the treasureship of Accomac
county, We're on the island this wcel
In the interest Of said Office.
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Mittie Elverta. to Mr.. William Mar
cellus Jordan, of Charlotte. the we'd
ding to take place Thursday, April
18th. Mr.. Jordan is the popular man
ager Of the Central Hotel here, and the
bride-elect one Of Greensboro's fair
est daughters.
Misses Addie and Florence oliver
received Thursday evening colnpli-
mentary to Miss Clara Edwards, of
Peru, Ind
Miss Leta Thompson, OF New Con-
cord, O., Is the guest of Miss Bessie
Belle Duncan.
Miss Betty Warner, OF GAINESVILLE, O.,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Walter Watt, at
the Selwyn.
Mrs. James Parrish, OF Norfolk, Va,
is visiting her son. Mr.. L. ]. Parrish.
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Salem Social
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SALEM, VA, April G.-The Easter
german. which was held at Hotel
Crawford Monday night, was one
Of the largest and most enjoy
able dances given this year by the
Roanoke College Cotilllon Club. EN-
oellenr music was furnished by
Roanoke orchestra. and the dancing
ent were: Mr.. Gerald Branch, with Miss
Sue Kelly; Mr.. ]. Bowman. with Miss
Gussie Bowles: Mr.. Vint Kelly, with
Miss Mills. OF Hollins, Va; Mr.. c.
Il. Carpenter, with Miss Trina Killian;
Mr.. Fred Darnell, with Miss Roxy Dill.
lard Mr.. James Jones, of Charlottes-
Vile, with Miss Katie Dillard Mr.,
George Welton, with Miss Mebel Bow
man; DR.. G. u. Koontz, with Miss Lot
tic Fox of Wnynesboro, Va; Mr..
Rufus Bowman. with Miss Mamie
Logan; Mr.. Powell Chapman, with Miss
Nancy Logan; Mr.. LOOMS Kelly, with
Miss Matte Henderson,; Mr.. st. Clair
Brown, with Miss Annie Langhorne;
Mr.. Lewis Langhorne. with Miss Lucy
Riggs; Mr.. p, II. Wilson. of Blacks
burg, with Miss Mary Carter; Mr. r.
II. Conner. with Miss LOOMS Logan;
Mr. w. n, Talney, with Miss EuEenla
lottcsvile, with Miss Shocky, Of
| Wheeling, W. Va; Mr.. Bowling Hub
bard, Of Roanoke, with Miss Powers,
I of Michigan: Mr.. Lyle McClung, with
Miss Sallie Logan; Mr. i. A. Robert
| son, with Miss Pauline Houser; Mr..
| links McClung, with Miss Mary
| Scruggs; Mr.. Campbell Cline, with Miss
\ Mary Archie, Of Concord. N. c.; MI.
James McCnuley, With Miss Carry
Brown; Nh. w. b. Tinsley, with Miss
ltillen Rowen, Of West Virginia
Stays. a. NJ, Bowman, il, B. w
Stroheclier. and n. NJ Holland. Chap
crons; Mesdames Kingneld Griffen,
(, James Persinscr. w M. Tnsley
i, Or, Margaret Paintcr who has beer
& the guest Of hnr parents, Dr. ant
4 Mrs y. ". N. Painter, returned t
1 Marion Wednesday,.
4, Miss Shocky, OF Wheeling, w, Va.
and Miss Powers, Of Michigan, ar,
visiting at the home Of Judge Wing
A field Griften.
X Mrs u. A. Winston. who las hoel
A visiting her daughter. Mrs. McVitty
returned to her home in New Yorl
on Thursday,
Mr james Jones and Mr., Robert
Hubbard, OF Charlottesville are Visit
n ing friends In salem this week,
Il Miss lrna kl'lian, who Is ATTENDING
Il school in Marion, Va, is spending Ia
u week wish her parents,
5 Mrs, John Logan, who has been Wis
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DIFFERENTIATION
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IIEATHSVILLE VA, April G.-The
unpreccdcntly warm weather OF tho
last two weeks in March has prcci-
plated the run of fish, and thus far
the fishermen have done we'll. Shad
and herring are being caught in rea-
sonable numbers, and the price of both
are higher than usual DR.. A. Lewis,
OF Trilby, caught over two hundred
and fifty shad at one fishing of the
trap. and the same day Mr.. Garner.
caught ono hundred and sevcnty-five.
With tho favorable season OF late,
the farmers are we'll ahead in their
spring work. The truckers are getting
ready to put out their plants. Yet
they fear that the extreme cold Of
the past few days will be tho cause
of blightel crops of wheat and fruit,
MANI Of the trees are in bloom, and
|, 1t is thought that the hail-storm Tues
day night caused much damage
Mrs. Ralley, who has been. visiting
| returned to her home in st. Mary's
| county, Md.
Mr.. Calvert Rulley, Of Maryland.
| visited at the home Of Mrs. Chas Sterl-
| ing recently
Miss Irene Fable. Of Washington,
| visited her friend, Miss Theresa Tignor
recently.
Miss Lula Downing. who has been
! Visiting friends In Richmond county
lfreturned to her home here Friday.
/ Nilsson Theresa Tignor and Irene
| Fable and Messrs, Howard and Scpti-
linus Tignor left here Friday for Wash
l.ington, where they will Try to secure
4 employment
The Merry Maids" of thls place arc
Il ol.t 81 inn ppl m n n
which Will take place Int town hal
i FRIDAY Iirht.ssfj wv n {gHi4s Fl
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sMITHFIELD, VA, April 6-Mr. p.
*. Scott, assistant secretary Of the
Virginia Mineral and Timber Ehibit
Association to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton, has returned to Richmond, hnv-
ing spent several days with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Scott
Miss Nancy Clements spent the Eas-
ter holidays with her parents In New
port News
Mrs. C. II. Hutchins. Of Portsmouth,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. w.
JOINER.
The people of the town are very
glad to see that the steamer Hampton
Roads has been put back on the line
again after undergoing repairs.
Mr.. Charles hurry, while painting
the residence of Mr.. j. r. Jordon, fell,
inlicting serious injuries There were
no bones broken, but the doctor fears
his injuries arc serious
Miss Magic Edwards Is visiting
friends at Newport News.
Miss Minnie Boyltin, Miss Gladys
JOINER and Master Cravley ,Toyner:
were guests of Mrs. Y. w. Joyner last
week.
The plays given at Bcnns Church
last Tuesday night by the young peo-
pie of the church proved to be u great
( SUCCESS. SuppcI NbS SS'NSo h1lGN Lie
play, and quite q good sum was real
tied.
Misses Mary ana Gladys Joyner
snent several days last week With Miss
MAY Branch at her country home.
Miss Magaret Goodsen has returned
home after a delightful visit to friends
In Norfolk.
There was Very interesting ms
we'll as instructive lecture given al
tho High School Hall last TUESDAY
night by Captain VIM. G. White, o.
Norfolk. The lecture was given 1ol
the be,.efit OF the M, IT, G. Tho sub
ject was "'rhe Cruise OF the Shenan
doah." There was also a musical pro
gram.
Mrs. G. D.. Chapman has been quit
sick, but is steadily Improving.
Mr. Payton Young spent several day
at his home in Smithfeld last week.
e lieutenant ,Jordon, Of the u. S. "A
recently from the Philippine Islands. !
X visiting friends In Smitnneld.
Miss Margaret Joyner, who has bee
confined to her home several days b
sickness, Is sufficiently recovered t
be out again,
There will be a meeting OF TIL
literary Society of the Smithfeld Hlg
School Saturday afternoon
Miss Alaude Scott, Of Newport New
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Ola Point cial.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. April
Odd Point was very gay for Easter
week, and guests and residents were
kept busy attending tho various func-S
tons.
On Sunday evening, a the Cham
BERLIN. Brigndicr-G Joseph Far-s
ley, u. S. A., retired and Mrs. Farley 4
gave dinner for Brisadler-G eneral8
Frederick Dent Grant Y. S. A., and 4
Mrs. Grant, who We're at the hotel for
the week end, Other guests We're
Bri gader-General Thomas Sullivan, q. VI
S. A.. retired; Miss Sullivan and Mr.. and Z
Mrs, George Il. Adams,
Monday afternoon Miss Sullivan
gave a large bridge party Mt the
Chamberlin for Mrs. Joseph Tracy, OF
the post who Will leave shortly for
Washington, where Captain Tracy has
been ordered for duty on tho general
staff Of tho army. 9sSss
Mrs. George f. T. Harrison enter
tuned at bridge on Wednesday after
noon for Mrs Tracy and on Saturday
Mrs. John Stevens gave Il luncheon.
followed by bridge In her Aoner.
Mrs. John Quick was the kSEtess at
a tea on Thursday afternoon for her
mother, Mrs McMullen. Of Portland
Me-. who Is her guest. ~ 4
| Mrs. Frederick Strong gave a euchrej
party on Friday afternoon,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Richard Coke
Marshall gave a dinner on Wednesday
evening for Captain and Mrs, Tracy,
| This evening Capta!naaad Mrs. Charles.
| Il. kilbourne gave dinner. yi,g
On Monday evening the Fortress
| Monroe Bridge Club met with Mrs.
! John b. Kimberly. n
\ The Norfolk-Old Point German Club
! gave their IIaster cotillion at the
i Chamberlin on "Wednesday evening"
and last evening the Senior Assembly
of Newport News gave their Easter
j cotillion at the Chamberlin. There
j were guests at both from the hotels.
\ FORTRESS Monroe and the United States
| battleship Connecticut, which is now
4 in Hampton Roads.
4 Recent arrivals at the Chambellin
i include Mrs. James r. Mcdonald, West
4 Medford, Mass: DIR. r. G, Newton. Miss
4 Newton, Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
A Jackson Miss Lenkin, Buffalo; Mr..
L and Mrs. James r. shaw. Walter A.,
Shaw, Miss Lorothy Shaw. Mrs. w.
a G, Walton, Jr., Mr.. ana Mrs. @. j.
81 Walker Mr., and Mrs. Albert G, Hall,
Miss Audrey Hall, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. It. @. De lsosset. Miss Woods. Miss
+, Randolph. Baltimore, Mrs A, "A. Aver.
Il Miss Aver, Montreal, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
a y. Carey, Boston. Ss8s III
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spent the Easter holidays in Smith

4 II 1 = : "a 4 q i b Is =
spent the Easter holidays in Smith
field.
Tho Misses Hudgens and Mrs. Pol
lard, of Norfolk, were guests Of Mrs.
w. T. Green at the Methodist parson-
ago last week.
Miss Leila Morgan spent several
days last week In Norfolk.
Frs. Calvin Jones has returned
home after visit to her parents in
Richmond.
Mrs Lee Britt has returned to her
home in Suffolk after pleasant visit
to her sister, Mrs. NJ. r. Langhorne.
Miss Octavia Reed has returned to
her home in Smlthheld after q pleasant
visit to friends In Norfolk.
Mrs. Samuel Riddlck spent last week
with her sister in Portsmouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Tabb. of Newport News,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Tabbs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Underwood.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
Died In His Dream.

81 have never heard anyone tell of
"A dream in which he fell from "A great
height and completed the fall, strik-
ing the ground" said Police Captain
Thomas II. BEpadhead of the Central
station. 1T Is often said that the
rush through the air in this very com-
dream never ends. but comes to
abrupt end by the waking of the
person. dreaming. but have had such
"A vision. n I'm my dream | struck
the ground and lay dead. This mental
picture c%oniured during my sleeping
hours has had "A great effect upon
says the Los Angeles Times.
III dreamed that someone intent on
my life was chasing me with a
Weapon, and / was trying TO get
1 came 10 the edge of a great
clin and. before | knew il, 1 had
over the declivlty.
II seemed to fall down and down,
thousands of feet. and / thought /
would never get TO the bottom Of the
cliff. But | did, and l thought that I
died from the fan and lay upon the
rocky ground for many days.
with the usual incongruity of
dreams. / imagined that I had two
bodies, and that J., alive. looked upon
myself lying there dead during all his
time. Finally my friends found me,
and / seemed 10 hear them say, Why.
there is Bruadhead. / wonder when
died?' until l was brought home
and placed in a coffin.
This dream vas so realistic that
II made a great impression upon me.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
SOCORRO TAKES THE
FIRST BALL
GAME
PAS0 AN EASY MARX
FOR GEM CITY BUNCH
TO Hit Charlie Rhodes
and Exceptionally Rotten
Fielding Responsible for e
PaSo'S Defeat,

The El Paso team proved a very
easy proposition for tn Socprio has"
ban aggregation yesterday afternoon
in the first game of the fair tourna-
the Socorro winning by
the score of 10 3. At no time during
game had the lei Paso team a
to win. being unable to connect
10 any effect with the pitching Of
Charlie Rhodes. who has come back
To his old home IN New Mexico q full
national league star and with
goods about his person, Rhodes
did not pitch very sensational ball
Yesterday, but It was all that was
needed and the opposition was very
light. The Socorro team did not play
very brilliant base ball although the
inneld worked well but the very poor
work Of the El Paso infeld made very
hard work unnecessary. II was SIM
ply a case Of waiting for the ball 20
be thrown away. Mccall for the El
Paso team. pitched a good, clean game
and with support would have given
the Socorro team a run for It's money.
But bad throwing and worse fielding
made winning impossible for tho
players.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
Cr,stnI Changcs Ils nIII.

The Crystal theater, at l2O West
Gold avenue. last night changed It's
program from what was seen last
week. and " again a worthy candidate
for big amusement patronage. The
opening number Of the fair week bill
h Delmas and Martinetti, two supple
and sinowy young gymnasts. who do
= pretty as well as a difficult aerial
ring act. strength and agility are re-
auired FOR such an exhibition and this
pair seems 10 possess both TO "a
marked degree.
Next comes Molly Thompson. the
little Dutch girl who plays the saNo-
phone. Miss Thompson can tell some
funny stories and sing and do a
woodcn shoe Jig. as well as render
harmonious sounds from tho instru-
meut and her allotted number of min
utft - unlN too short.
M fngan has a pretty picture hal
lad boz since Nellie Went Away, and
The Illustrations are good.
T. Hurd and Rycrson would
scarcely hr recognizablc In the black
face sketch ~ this week, bat as they
have something iust as acceptable to
oncr of "a complete change they are
again q hit IS couple Of imported
moving pictures conclude the peftor-
mance and constitute quite a Nnudc-
vile feature themselves.
This afi-i H.esh 81 ladies' souvenir
MATINEE aud Is great number 81 lads
patrons With visiting friends viii aft
tend Goo -' POI. show and get souNe
Mrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
KING SAW
FIRST FAIR Is
YEARS AGO
A, Tenney Of Silver City
Sees Vast Changes Since
He First Witnessed a Terri
toriaI Carnival Here,

one of the most picturesque char.
acters in the city this week attending
the fair Is w. A. Tenney, Of silver
city. popularity known as The Freight
King" Mr.. Tenney, who has been
freightinR for a quarter of "A century
In New Mexico. has probably the
largest outfit in the southwest. and
does a mammoth business between
silver city and The mining camps.
He has hundreds Of horses n
and scores of wagons, and haul
anything over any kind of a road or
road at all. It's all the same to
Tenney
The interesting thing about Mr..
Penney, however. Is that he saw the
very first territorial fair ever held in
Albuquerque. twenty-five years ago,
when Albuquerque. the present city,
was merely "A wide place In the road,
and old Town was the city. Mr.. Ten
ney has attended two more fairs since
that time, tile present one makin ms
fourth. He saws that there IL moth
more wonderful than the way a
modern. busting city has sprung into
existence in a little over twenty years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
LOSES
BOTH LEGS At
THE KNEES
FRl6HTFUL ACCIDENT TO
KlNCHELOW AT DORSEY
Thrown Off Running Board Dr.
rectaIy Under Wheels Of
Mammoth Decapod and Es-
capes With Life By a Miracle
lsp.qlal correspondent Morning JournalI

Especial correspondence Morning Journai.I
Ration. y. ~, Oct a. Engineer
Fred L. Kinchelow, Of the Santa Pc,
lies IN the Ration hospital AZ the point
Of death. as the result 81 the fright
ful accident which befell him while
on his run Friday night Both legs OF
the unfortunate mar were several pc
low the knees, and he was Otherwise
injured. The accident occurred az
Dorsey. Kinrhelow vas In charge Of
engine No. 1856, hauling a Ions
freight with Conductor Cozzens y
charge. The train was making only
about six miles an hour, The engln-
Ger was out on the running board
when the machine gave a. sudden
iurch. probably caused by a piece OF
soft track, and he was thrown OF.
His feet went inside the rails Just IN
front 81 the wheels Of the tender,
which passed over both legs, seVering
Them completely. The engine was de-
tnched FROM the train and Kinehelow
was hurried back 10 Ration, where ne
was nut In the hospital. Mr. kinch-
Glow has been running between hhtoh
and Las Vegas for the past seven
wears. and Il one Of the most popu-
lar men on the road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
GRAND CANYON TRAIL
CASE IL ADJUSTED

A stipulation has been filed IN me
Arizona supreme court nt Phoenix
dlsinissing the appeal OF kalph Caih-
eron In the famous Grand Canyon
trial case.
The history of the case Is quite
lengthy Cameron for a long time OBJ
rated a toll road into the Grand can
Won. The Grand Canyon Railway
company questioned his right TO use
the pass for such a purpose y ap-
plied to the board Of supervisors OF
coconlno county for q franchise al
lowing II to build a road through the
gan he controlled. This was FUSED
The company then Instituted suit III
the district court to compel Cameron
10 rellnquish the trail After a long
legal battle the case WAS finally de-
eided In It's favor. Cameron Appealed
some months ago.
The stipulation was filed by the at
torneys for the appellant and appellee
aud finally disposes Of the mater. IL
is the natural Inference that the aues-
lions al issue have been settled AMIGA
bly, between the principals and thai a
road will be built through the tran.
Miss NJ. Gazot. who WAS for somn
time operator at the shops office at
Albudueraue. has accepted a place IN
the Winslow telegraph office. after an
extended vacation during which time
she visited California and the coast
generally,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
WHEN COPPER WAS
REALLY ON THE BOOM
Present Price Recalls the Gloomy
Drop of 1902, when II Cents was
tile Ton.

NNkI W AtN@H WI ~ Wv
the Ton.
While copper Is at "A very low stage
that Is, seemingly very low. since
20 cent copper has been a recent
reality-when compared with the
price of copper at a number OF perl
4 I'm the past sever years the pres
ent price Ices not look SO bad. Dur
ing the AmalEamated slump, for in
stance, copper was quoted at ll.01
and closed at 1870.
The rise aud fail Of copper during
the past seven years viii be Of gem
eral interest. There was little Varia-
ton in the price ia that year and In
1901. when. In November OF the lat
ter year It was quoted at 1901. Then
came the Amalgamated slump, and
copper within two months went down
10 l101. soon after this the price
climbed 10 1909 and Il remained
around that figure until January,
1909. when I'm three months Il ad-
vanced to ti.4O. After four months
and closed the year at l1.e0. In 1898
Is "a hiatus when copper varied little
from the last figures given, hut jan
uarN ] of 1904 witnessed the price %
copper advancing. and II gradually
reached it70 within 70 year. ON jan
uary l. 1906. copper was quoted az
1880. and ou the same date iu 1900
% 30. In March ~ this year copper
cached It's maximum of value being
held AT $500. From that price to bee
low 10 al present is "a story that needs
40 recuunting
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-FemaIe

WANTED-GiTl for Homework; COOK pre-
ferred. good wages. 1873 TiJeras koaa.
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4 good many OF the republicans Of
New Mexico have started a movement
90 y the denomination Of Dele
gate Andrews by the republican con-
ventio % fthat territory next year. II
is becoming very evident 10 an that
the democrats Of New Mexico ave an
excellent chance TO carry u sister
territory next year against any re-
publican who might be nominated,
n is pretty well agreed among re-
publican politicians that they could
not pick a weaker man than Andrews.
Douglas International
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-08
TAIL TRIES TO
MURDER BOSS
Charlie TuthiI Of Ration is
Grabbed Just Before He.
Sends Shotgun Load Into.
Foreman IverSOn.
Especial oorre.aoaaeuee Morning Journal.I

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal
Ration. y. NJ, oct. 6.@Charles Tut
hin IS in jail here OF the charge of
attempting to murder Foreman lVer-
son. Of Mendelson's tailor shop, where
both are employed. Tuthill was rep
rimauded by Iverson, and securing a
shotgun. drew a bead on the fore
man. lust at the he would
have pulled the trigger bystanders
grabbed Tuthill and disarmed him.
Tversnn swore out a warrant of at
tempted murder.