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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-05

BIDS fer q fireman O. taEs . regular
rawenEeF rlU On e-Etre l4-E have
been a1Feuasd
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
NJ. A. C. ADDS TO CURRICULUM.
Electrical Engineering Department
VIII he Established at College.

Electrical Engineering Department
VIII lie Established at College.
Special to The Washington Herald
College Park, Oct. 1.-THE board OF
trustees of the Maryland Agricultural
College met at the college to-day DR..
Gordon T. Atkinson, State comptroller,
presided. The trustees present were
Messrs. Atkinson, Carville d. Benson. F.
Carroll Goldsborough, James NJ. Monroe.
E. C. Merryman. c. II. Evans. David
seibert, c. A. Councilman, Harold Walsh.
and Dr. r. s. Hin.
The board determined not 10 establish
a department Of pedagogy for normal
school instruction. A department of elec-
tricai engineering will be added to the
curriculum. and will be under the diree-
ton Of Dr. T. II. Taliaferro professor Of
civil engineering and physics at the col
iege The work will be commenced this
fan and a regular chair VIII be estab-
lished later
The board decided TO increase the num-
Der of Industrial scholarships 10 twenty
FIVE, for the purpose of affOrding pupils
OF moderate means an opportunity 10 Sc
cure an education.
President r. W. Sylvester reported the
largest enrolment OF students In the his
tory Of the college, 194 having registered
to date. The next meeting Of the board
viii be held Friday, December g.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
GOVERNORS MEET DAUGHTERS
Participate in Ceremonies Of D. a. r.
Day at Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Donald Mclean Presides and
New York and virginia Chief
Executives Make Speeches.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, Oct. 11-Jamestown Expo
sition Grounds.-Several interesting events
and ceremonies took place at jamestown
to-day. The day was officially known as
Daughters of the American Revolution
Day. and Gov Charles z. Hughes. of New
York; Gov Claude a. Swanson, Of Vir-
ginia; Hon. Harry ST. George Tucker,
president Of the exposition, and Mrs. Don
aid Mclean. Of New York, president gen
eral of the Daughters, were the principal
speakers for the celebration.
The exercises were held in the audi
torium, beginning at 1:S0 O'Clock. Mrs.
Mclean presided and introduced the
other speakers. Mrs. Samuel ". Jami-
son, of Roanoke, State regent for Nir-
ginia. delivered the address of welcome
TO the Daughters. President fuckers was
an address welcoming them 70 the expo
sition.
Each of the governors present spoke In
a pleasing vein before the ladies end
were literally applauded.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
ARMY AND NAVY,
Army Orders.


Seccud-class Private JACOB sTICKINGER, ord
uance detachment Rock Island Arsenal dis
charged from the army
| Capt. REGINALD +. McNALLT. Eighth Cavalry
First Lelts GOSS /. STRYKER. Foerth Cav
alyi NORTON f. WOOD. First Field ARTILLERY
ERNEST 5. WHEELER. Fourth Field Artil
lery5 CLIFTON r NORTON. F0urteeuth Cav
alry; WILLIAM F. JONES. Second Field AT
tiisry. and CHARLES 5. BLAKELY. ThirJ
Field Artillsry. and Second Lieut. ALLAN VI
POPE. Second Cavalry, 70 Mounted Serio
School Fort Riley.
seTgt- HENRY ". ROSENBAUM. Hospital Corps
from Vancouver Barracks. upon Te-enlistment
20 Fort Sheridan.
/ Post Quarteunaster Sergt. JOSEPH RUSS. frou
Philadelphia to Philippines. relieving Post Guar
teunaster Sergt RAYMOND FITZGERALD
who gin rToceed 70 eaan Francisco
I Capt, HsROLD L. SNODDY First Infantry, Kan
sas National Guard, 70 garrison school, For
Crock
/ Electrician sergt.. second class. ROY z. VAR
BROUGH, Coast Artillery Corps, from For
Mott 10 Fort TAYLOR.
First Lieut. WINFIELD HARPER, Seventeenth
Infantry. from FOTt Mcpherson 70 his c1mpanl
in Cuba.
First Lieut. CHARLES H. DANFoRTH. Seven
teenth Infantry. from Camp Camaguey, Cuba, {,
Fort Mcpherson.
First Sergt JOHN T. DUFFY. Company N, sev
enth Infantry, placed retired list,
Recruit LEONARD II. CARLSON. infantry. recruit
depot, jefferson Barracks transferred 10 Hospi
tai Corps as private. to General Hospital
Presidio Of San Francisco, for duty with Com
Tany B. Hospital COrqs.
Private First Glass SAMUEL : p. CALLS, Hos
Fital CorTs. General Hospital. Presidio Of sdr
Francisco. discharged from the army
Capts- GRANVILLE SEWER. Coast Ar3illery
Corps. and EUGENE 2. JERVEY. Jr.. Tenth
Cavalry. and First Lieut. DENNIS p. QUlN
Ian. Fifth Cavalry. from Quariermaster's De
Tartment to their regiments.
Recruit FRANK NJ PRICE infantry recruit de
pot jefferson Barracks. transferred TO Hospital
Corps. as private, TO General Hospital, Preside
Of San Francisco, FOR duty with Company L,
Hospital Corps.
Capt. SOLOMON P. VESTAL. qusr1ermaster. from
Quarteunaster's Department.
Private HARRY J. MCLAUGHLIN. FTftyfourth
Company, Coast Artillery Corps Depot Torpedo
Clmpany FuTt T0ttCn. discharged from the
army.
Private FREDERICK A. NICHOLS, from Second
Battalion Fourth Field Artillery 10 Battery +
Thiri Held ARTILLERY Fort Myer
Following electrician sergeants, second class Coas;
Artillery Corps. from School q Submarine De
fense Fort TOtten 10 stations designated
CHARLES T. RUSSELL. 70 Fort Banks,
CHARLES 4. EASTERBROOK TO Fort An
drcuS; JOHN J. MAHONEY TO Fort Niche
ROBERT H KYLE TO Fort Dade; SAMUEL
B. MORTIMER. 10 Fort Fremont; ARTHUR
a. H0USER TO Fort Mott Private WILLIAM
sULZBERgER, Sixty-ninth Company Coast
Artillery Corps from School Of Submarine De
fclise, Fort Totten, to Fort Monroe.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
NOTES OF THE CONVENTION.

The journey Of the General Convention
to jamestown tomorrow Is the second
pilgrimage of the kind. Nine years ago
when the General Convention met in
Washington, the Churchmen's League
gave an excursion 10 Jamestown, the
cradle OF the American church.
This is the foTty-ffth General Conven-
ton. It has been eighteen times in Plila-
delphia, thirteen times in New York City
three times in Baltimore, twice in Boston,
once in Chicago Cincinnati, Minneapolis
New Haven, San Francisco, Trenton
Washington, and in Richmond In 1859
The graveyard in the shadow of the
ruined church tower which marks the
site of the first Episcopal church in
America win be the scene of an impressive
service of Holy Communion on the very
spot where Rev. Robert Hunt. chaplain
of the first expedition. on June q. 1861
conducted the first celebration of the Holy
Communion, according to the rite of the
Anglican Church, on the American con-
tinent.
Rev. Alfred Harding, Of Washington,
has been appointed a member OF the joint
commission on church union. which is
formulating a plan for a common ground
o. which all Christian bodies can stand
Right Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsolving. mis-
sionary bishop Of the church in Brazil.
who yesterday ceded the Church Of Bra
I'll to be a missionary district Of the
American church, is well known In Wash
ington, where he frequently preached at
the Pro-Cathedral while presbyter of
the church.
The four deaf-mute missionaries in at
tendance on the convention. including Rev.
George Flick, of Washington. were intro
duced to the house to-day. Dr. NfcKim
created hearty laughter in introducing
them by saying they we're not going to
make speeches.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
SCHOOL BUILDING OPERATIONS
Inspector Ashford Reports Progress
on Plans and Specifications.

The proof of specifications of the Nc
Kinley Manual Training School were re-
ceived by Building Inspector Ashford
yesterday. Actual building operations
viii begin in two weeks and, according
to Mr.. Ashford, the building viii be
completed by November !, 1905
The delay in this work is attributed by
Mr.. Ashford to three months time lost
while the building plans We're in the
hands of the board Of education on a
question relating to the seating capacity
of the assembly hall.
IN response to the request Of James f.
oyster president of the board of educa-
ton, for information concerning the de-
lay in building operations on those
schools for which appropriations have
been made. Mr.. Ashford has prepared a
list showing the present status Of these
buildings. The list goes into detail re-
garding building operations on the vari-
Gus scnooi DUndlngs proyIued Tor py Con-
gress, and shows that in most instances
progress Is satisfactory.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
ITEMS FROM ABROAD,

ST. Petersburg, Oct 1.-THE council Of
ministers to-day appropriated S50OO0 for colonial
ti0n purposes in Siberia.
Paris, oct. 1.-THE situation in the
flooded regions Of France Is slightly better to-day.
The waters are either stationary OF falling.
Tokyo, Oct IA new type of destroyer
s being built for the japanese navy. 1t viii be
the biggest rs WeIl as the s8iftest af0at. 1t viii
have tonnage Of 1,l00 AID speed Of s. knots.
London. Oct u.-Seismologist Mines
Instruments record g most unusual series Of four
earthquakes since last evening. The fourth. which
was the seycrJst. seems to have originated IN the
middle q The Pacific Ocean.
Paris. Oct L-Badly beaten and kicked
by an angered crowd Of French pcasants Charles
II. Baird. OF Philadelphia. son Of the manager Of
the BALDWIN Locomotive Works. arrested
charged with murder beCause his automobile had
killed a boy.
London. Oct U.-Robert Lewis, alias
Charles Miller CT Newman, wanted in Virginia on
charge Of grand larceny and felonious assault was
remanded in Bow Street Police Court to-day 10
await the arrival of cxtradtion papers. Lewis was
arrested last night
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


so King Street.
Alexandria, Va, Oct, n--Dr. Samuel B,
Moore. visiting physician at the Alex
andria Hospital for the months OF june
July, end August, has submitted his re-
port covering that period to the board
of lady managers of the institution. II
is shown that there were sixteen patients
in the hospital at the beginning of the
term, and that up 10 September /, ninety
two more were admitted, making the total
number under treatment los. OF these,
seventy-slx were discharged as cured, ten
improved. and eleven died
AS 10 the mortality cases. Or. Moore
calls attention to the fact that six OF the
patients were received in moribund con-
dltion, dying within twenty-fOur hours
after admission. OF the patients under
his care, he states. four died, three Of
them ranging In age from seventy to
eighty years, and the other being an In
fant only a few hours old. II is shown
that most Of the other eight fatal cases.
attended by other physicians, were emerg-
ency cases.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Omen Night school Monday.

Pursuant to plans adopted for open
ing a night public school for boys. the
committee on schools and finance of the
city council will have the schools opened
next Monday II possible. II is expected
that the teaching will be done In room
in the Peabody Building, as most OF the
members Of the school board have signi-
fed their willingness 10 grant permission
for such use Of the apartment It is I'M
derstood that Capt. William II. Sweeney,
OF the Washington School for Boys, will
open and organize the new school.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
WILL ANSWER BONAPARTE.
Senator Rayner Announces He VIII
Meet Attorney Generals Statements.

Baltimore, Oct n-Senator Rayner,
who was confined to his home for three
days by an attack Of bronchitis, was at
his Office to-day. He has been slated for
several speeches next week in the coun-
ties of Maryland, and he hopes to be in
condition to ill the engagements.
When asked to-day what he thought
of Attorney General Bonaparte's speech
and whether he Intended to answer it.,
he said: 1T had less bitterness in it
than any political speech I ever read as
coming from Mr.. Bonaparte. I propose,
if / can. openly and honestly to answer
all these charges about the election laws
OF Maryland as soon as I get on the
stump. / think the first meeting l am
placed for is in Queen Anne County
next week"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
WIFE FINDS LOVE LETTERS.
AEectiOnRte Missives Addressed to
Her Husband Causes Trouble.

Baltimore, Oct. 1.-Two love letters
addressed to her husband are the basis
for an action for divorce begun in the
Circuit Court to-day by Mrs. Ursa Hewitt
against Frank G. Hewitt.
Mrs. Hewitt is asking for an absolute
divorce and the custody Of her children.
Her husband, she alleges, earns s., GOO a
year. According TO The bill Of complaint,
the parties to the slit were married on
March Is. 1859. in Washington, d. c.
Until the trouble. they resided at S12
North Carey street brs. Hewitt is now
residing with her mother
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
CANNOT DESTROY BRIDGE.
Court Decides Against the Maryland
Gas Company.

Cumberland, Oct. 1.-Judge Boyd hand
ed down an opinion ia the suit of the
County Court of Mineral County. W. Va.
against the West Virginia and Maryland
Gas Company for an Injunction restrain
ing the latter from tearing up the bridge
connecting Maryland with West Virginia
for the purpose Of laying mains TO carry
natural gas into Maryland.
The Mineral County authorities con-
tended that the bridge was built in COM
mon and owned by the two counties.
Judge Boyd decides that the bridge is
almost entirely in Allegany County, and
is not one Of the bridges of Mineral COun-
ty. Judge Boyd also filed an opinion in
favor of A 3. Shaw, Of Moscow, who
was granted a temporary injunction re-
strainiHg the same gas company from
digging up the road through Moscow run
ming from Barton TO Pekin.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
CONTRACT MARRYING FEVER.
Father and Four Children Enter
Nfatrimony Within Two Months.

EIkton, Nd, Oct IA marrying fever
that struck the family of Samuel HamiI-
ton. a widower, Of Rising Sun, and re-
suited in the marriage Of four of his
five children within two months, also
affected him. and he sought out Mrs.
Mary c. Powell, an cid friend in Balti-
more, proposed, was accepted, and they
were married yesterday in Philadelphia
by Rev. Mr.. Ferris at the First Baptist
Church.
Hamilton is sixty-six years old, and
postmaster at Rising Sun. His only re-
manning child, a son, will be married
next week.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
FRIENDS SHOT BRINGS DEATH
While Playing Practical Joke, Man
Is Mistaken for Burglar.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, Oct. Hilary But
Ter, the young married man who was
shot at Tomstown by Walter Rock. who
mistook Butler for robber trying to
break into his home, died to-day from his
injuries. Three of the buckshot from
Rocks gun took effect, the one plowing
through Buffers skull proving fatal
Mrs. Butler was spending the evening at
the Rock home, and when Butler called
for her he thought he would have some
fun by trying to make the occupants Of
the Rock house believe that burglar
was trying to effect an entrance.
When Rock failed 10 get a reply in re-
sponse to his call he fired. Rock. who
gave himself up after the shooting, is now
in Jail at Chambersburg.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
FIames Rring nenth to GirI.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. Oct. n.-News reached
here to-day of the death by burning of
Miss Lala Harvey in the home of her
father, Robert Harvey, near Floyd Court
house. Miss Harvey who was twenty
FIVE years Of age and noted for her
beauty, went into the kitchen to attend
to some work. Her clothing took FIRE
from the cook stove, and when mem
bers OF the family reached her she was
unconscious. Death ensued in a shoYt
while.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Mrs. NuEent buried.

The funeral OF Mrs. Ellen Nugent,
this morning from st. Mary's Catholic
Church Hev. Father Halbleb conducted
the services, and the pallbearers were
Thomas Nugent, William Nugent. Louis
Brill, John J. Nugent, Dennis Kennedy,
and Harry Kennedy. The burial was
in ST. Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
e,nnrrett Win sneak.

THE Panama Canal, the greatest
Works on Earth" Will be the subject
discussed by Director John Barrett. OF
the International Bureau of the American
Republics, IN his address to be delivered
next Monday evening at the mems meet
ing TO be held at the Second Presbyte-
rian Church under ths auspices OF the
Presbyterian Brotherhood.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
TRAINS CRASH IN DEEP CUT.
WrecLage, Result of Rear-end Col
IisiOn, Burns-Fireman Hurt.

Hagerstown. Oct. IA disastrous
wreck occurred in a deep cut on the
Western Maryland Railroad this morning
at BisseI, a few miles from this city.
caused by a heavy freight train running
which had stopped on the main track TO
shift ears
The impact piled the caboose and sew
eral box cars upon the coal cars ahead,
and the wTeckage caught fire from a
stove upsetting in the caboose. Engineer
n o. FunkhOuser. of this city. broke a
leg in jumping from the engine.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
NRxnl Order.

Cart, T. E. D. W. yEEDER, to command Ala
bama
Capt 5. P. Comfy. detached Alabama: home. wait
orders
Commander C. J. BOUsH, to charge Second Light.
house district. Boston.
Lieut.. Commander W B. FLETCHER. detached
Second Lighthouse district. Boston, TO Naval
War College.
Ensign F. A. TODD and Warrant Machinist q.
HEGGENHAUGEN. to Naval Hospital. Mare
Island.
Paymaster's Clerk E. PREIssIG. resignation nc,
Gable from Rear Admiral J. n Hemphiii. c1m-
maEding Third squadron, Pacific fleet Manila,
October 10;
Lieut.. = Z. WALKER and Gunner r. VI. O'CON-
NCh from Naval Hospital, Yokohama to Chat
tanooga.
Commander S. H. LEONARD. retired. died at
Providence, October :.
MOVEMENTS OF YEssELS-The following move.
ments Of vessels have been reported to the Bu
reau Of Navigation:
Aqived-octobeT 10, Wasp. at Lewes; Brutus. at
Bradford. r. I; Prairie, az League Island.
October II. Connecticut. al New London: sup
ply at Yokohama; Chattanooga at Kobe
Sailsd-0ctober 10 Louisiana, from Norfolk for
Froyincetown; Wasp. from League Island for
Lewes, Del: Des Moncs from Cape Cod Bay
Tor Boston; Yankton and Connecticut. from Cape
Cod Bay for New London; Hannibal. from Cape
Cod Bay fer Portsmouth, y. H.; Rocket. from
Washington for Norfolk
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
OPEN CAMPAIGN IN ANNAPOLIS
Speakers Include Nominee for Gov
ernOr and other state Candidates.
srcciaI n Tnn W. shinrtnn Hrrnld

ernOr and other state Candidates.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md, Oct. Il.-Anne Arundel
County Republicans opened their cam
paign in Annapolis tonight with a mass
meeting at the Colonial Theater. The
speakers were George R. Gather, nomi-
nee for governor; Hammond Urner. can
didate for attorney general; James II.
Baker. candidate for State comptroller,
and Thomas Parran, candidate for clerk
10 the Court of Appeals.
All Of them dwelt particularly upon the
hardship on the voters resulting from the
Wilson ballot law and the oyster culture
act, which, they said, was a great blow
to the mass of tongers who depended
upon this industry for a livelihood. They
pledged that if the Republicans Were
placed in power both of these acts would
be repealed. Mr.. Parran took occasion 10
knock Gov Warfeld and his candidacy
for the Federal SenatOrship.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
AT THE THEATERS.
The National.

The StepSisfer 2:l5 and ELS
The latest play by Charles Klein. drama o.
clean. fine humanity; q intense emotional appeal
A fine example q the drama at IT'S BEST presented
by s company Of excellent actors. known as the
Garrick Theatcr Comedy Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Convicted OF wOman's Murder.

Special 30 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. Oct. n.-William E.
Rakes. the second Patrick County man
tried on the charge of conspiracy and
murder Of Miss Ann Hall in that county
last March, was found guilty of both
charges In the Federal Court to-day.
On the murder charge the jury fixed the
term at fifteen years Grover Beamer
was given seven years on a murder
charge. and Peachrakes. another alleged
conspirator, was placed on trial to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
BULLETIN
Young Mems Christian Association
1885 G Street.

SATURDAY, October l2- Sunday
School Teachers Class. Z p. m, led
by Rev. G. A. Miller. Institute De-
batting Club, Z p. m; subject, Re
solved, That It Was Good Policy
10 Send the Fleet TO the Pacific
SUNDAY. October 19-Lecture In the
gymnasium at $3.50 D. m. by Dr.
George j. Fisher. of New York
subject, The Physical Basis of
Character" Stereopticon pictures
and Bible Rally for Boys, with ad-
dress by Harry ". Arnold on Gus
ter's Last Fight" in Boys Gymna-
sium at $50 p. N
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Argument Heard in Two Cases on
October Docket.

UtNUUFE DUNlAtIs
Annapolis, oct. 1.-THE proceedings in
the Court Of Appeals to-day were as fol-
lows:
No. 29-Garnett Y. Clark against Meyer
Meyerdirck appealed from Circuit Court
No. 2, of Baltimore City, was argued by
r. B. Tippett and William 8, Bansemer
for the appellant, and A. Der. Sapping-
ton and William S Bryan, jr., for the
appellee.
No. 30-Spangier Geisman against
George Schmidt, appealed from the Su-
perior Court of Baltimore City, was ar
gued by William G. Towers for the ap-
pellant and William 3. Smith for the ap-
pellee
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12

''The Three of Us.................At 2:l5 and sli
A rsttling good play. fun q fun. feeling ard in
tense human interest presented by CaTlotta Niiisou
and a most capable company.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
Chase's.
The Mniestfc.

Polite VandeTe e....--..-..........At 2.I5 ard SIS
Tie Or,hCm Show, one of the best OF the pr
manent vaudeville Organizations Eight clever acts
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
The Gayet!

btlfttsl .----Ab --l9 Au4 o-ll
The Broadway Gaicty Girls-one Of those merry
bJulcSque shows
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
The Lyceum.

Etia 4errplc SECRET --i3 atl cs47
One q Blaney's companies in startling mel0-
drama.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
The - Academy.

''Thelma" 2:l5 and e1i
The Kathryn PurueE Stock Company in a clever
dramatizatiou Of Marie Corell's famous novel;
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
The Columbia.
The BeIasco.

are hAt-tE s---s--AA --A5 niH4 o.
An Augustus Thomas atmospheric play with Dus
tia Fanum Ia the principal role.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
DR.. Moore Reports 1O8 Hos
pital Cases Treated.
BARRETT TO TALK ON CANAL

Public Night Schools for Boys to BE
OpeRed MoHday-FuneraIs OF Mrs.
Ellen Nugent and Miss Emma Re-
becca GObeI HeId-Dr. l.. NJ. Black
ford Rapidly Recovering.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS

Robes Isnickerbockers ..........At 2.I5 and Ell
A burlcsque show with vaudeville features.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
FIGHT CHILD LABOR
EpiScOpalians Begin Cam
paign Against Evil.
NAME ADMINISTRATION NEEDS

Spirited Discussion Precedes AdOp-
fion of Preamble 10 Constitution,
Reference Being Made to Heresy
Case-COurt of Bishops Proposed
for Settlement OF Church Disputes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-12

The funeral of Miss Emma Rebecca
Gobei, whose death occurred Wednesday.
was held this afternoon. The services
were conducted BY Rev Charles d. Bulla,
of tie NJ Z. Church South, and the
burial was made in Bethel Cemetery.
Dr. L. NJ. Blackford. principal OF the
Episcopal High School, who was struck
and severely injured by an automobile in
Richmond a few days ago, is said TO be
recovering rapidly. Il Is expected that
he will return 10 the high school in a few
days.