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New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
GRAY BRYAN'S HOST.
DeLa5care Judge Entcrtains Nebras-
kan at Wilmington.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 24-WiIiiam Jennings
tsrvan lectured tonight at the Garrick Theatre
,,,5er the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
- ,aoio+ior THE meeting was presided over
-, nudge George Gray, who entertained Mr..
pr,,ap during his stay in lhe city.
Mr. BRYAN arrived here at o'clock this even
ing from Baltimore, and was driven directly 70
rs r-o,,.s home After the lecture he
3sad to the Judges home, but later leIt FOR
baltimore It had been expected that Juose
GRAY would entertain him over hight pu' MI
Trvan was unable to remain
po,t,more. Nov. 24-W. J. Bryan lectured at
r,ord,s Opera House this afternoon under the
,,,srices Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ION BEFORE the lecture he was entertained Dy
no1i. S3a Of dinner In response to a question on
tbe cause of the money stringency ne salu'
.srbe Dresent stringency is not due to scar
i+,[ ~ money but to the scare that mas spread
among depositors. This started IN New & &torh
I'D had its origin in the gambling transactions
~ wall Street. The Republican party mas SO
linked the banking system to wall street tnat
the whole nation has suffered for the sins OF a
few speculators."
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
TO PUNISH DISORDERLY PERSONS.

At the meeting of the Peoples Institute NJ
Cooper Union last night Professor Charles Sprasue
Smith the chairman made an announcement that
caused something of surprise and Tnucn specu-
lation He said that owing to the disorderiy con-
duct of some persons who at other meetings had
had the privilege of the floor he would ask the
members to delegate to him sha right TO exclude
such persons from future enjoyment u rns Priv
Iege. He intimated that there were TWO VINO naa
been especially offensive
Everybody looked about 20 md me men indt-
Gated Professor Smiths suggestion was put 70 a
rising vote only four persons in the audience
voted no and placed themselves under tne sus-
picion of the other members
Tho address last night was delivered BY Mrs.
Anna GarIin Spencer. who spoke on The New So
ciaL IdeaIr
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
KILL SEVENTY AT MOGAD0R.
Forces of Mulai Hafg Defeated By Tribes
men Under Abd-el-Aziz's Colors.

Paris Nov 24-Oficial advices received here
state that the forces of Mulai Hahg lost seventy
killed at Mozador on November 10, when they were
defeated by band OF tribesmen fighting under the
colors Of Abd-el-AZiZ
Later the defeated forces were reformed some
distance from the battlefield, the victorious cot
lmn was not in sufficient numbers TO pursue the
enemy and was in addition hampered by booty.
Tangier. Nov. 24.-A wireless dispatch received
here announces the occupation, without resistance
Of Mazagan, the last coast stronghold held by
Mulai Hahg, by thousand men sent ny the
Foreign Board on a British steamer.
Oran Algeria Nov 24.-The FreLch troops have
administered a sharp lesson TO the force of Arabs
that ambushed a French reconnoitring party yes
ferday I'm a gorge near Port Said They nave raw
aged the country and shelled the villages. thirty
Moors were killed and many wounded All OF the
Inhabitants have fed 10 the mountains
Tangier, Nov PA dispatch from Rabat an
nounces that General Bagdani' cher OF sultan
Abd-eI-Azizs army has defeated the forces or
Mulai Rachid.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
FEDERAL PENSIONS FOR "CoNFEDs. -

IBy Telegraph The Trihune.l
Atlanta, Nov. 24.-Ri chmOnd Pearson Hobson,
the Alabama sailor statesman, who has been
elected TO Congress, purposes to introduce and
urge the passage of a bill providing for the
pensioniug OF Confederate veterans by the fed
eral government. He has written a letter 10
Governor Hoke Smith asking for data concern
ing the Confederate pension rolls OF Georgia
His bill will call upon the national govern
mcnt r. appropriate sum sufficient TO make up
the difference between the pensions paid by The
United States 10 Union soldiers and the sums
paid by the Southern states to Confederate
soldicrs.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
RUSH PHILIPPINE FORTIFICATIONs.

San Francisco Nov. 24.-In pursuance of orders
from Washington work Notifications in the
Philippines is being rushed Men IabOring night
and day COrregidor Island. at the entrance to
The mires recently received on the transport War
ren, which sailed from this port two months age.
arc being placed in Manila liarbor, while powerful
searchlghts have been instSred at all points that
skirt tire Pacific
This Information reached San Frsncisco ycster-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
ANTI-BRYAN MOVEMENT IN ALABAMA

Birmingham. Ala. Nov. 24-Three hundred lead
ing Democrats OF the Alabama mineral region
signed an address to the Democrats OF Alabama
yesterday declaring that the next nominee OF the
party for President should be man Of recognized
business ability. and urging that the Democratic
nomination should not go by default to William J.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
GOOD COD FISHING SEASON.

81 Johns n F. Nov 24-With exception
the last season has been the most successful In
the records of cod fishing along the Labrador coast
The total catch was 2Ss. i9s quintals. valued at
81 f1S2z7 Last year the catch amounted To &oSS7
quiataIs valued 81 0sO.4S2
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
KEEP STRICT WATCH OVER MAST.
Former Minister of Public Instruction Denies
ANY Intention to Attempt to Escape.

Rome. Nov PA strict watch is being kept over
Nunzio Nasi the former Minister Of Public In
strlction who has been trial on various fraud
charges his intention to try escape being
ported from several quarters Nas protests against
such an assertion.
Palermo Nov. pa committee Of Nasi adherents
has issued a circular urging all the mayors of
Sicily to go to Rome. and at the first sitting OF
the Chamber of Deputies ask for the revocation OF
The arrest Of Signor Nas, recalling the fact that
last summer the minister first obtained the
right to be judged by the Senate and later sue
ceeded in securing better conditions Of imprison-
ment when all Sicily practically had risen in IN
sIrrecton.
Trapani. Nov 24.-At an imposing meeting OF ten
thousand persons to-day ii was voted enthusiast
cally and unanimously TO petition the President or
the Chamber TO permit Signor Nasl to exercise MS
office of Deputy So far no serious disorders have
occurred but further renforcements of troops have
arrived from Calabria.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25
The latest Fall Overcoat News"

The latest Fall Overcoat News"
An unusually brisk business has
broken up the stock more than usual.
and instead of holding over until
Spring the small lots and odd sizes
left, we clean them up to-day.
Naturally the most popular fabrics
are represented, many of them light
grays with velvet collars, and while
there are not many of sort, the total
of 1929 Overcoats gives a good selec-
ton in all sizes from 30 to 46 chest.
with some extra sizes up to 81 chest.
Here are the values:-
20 wers SIS.
1O3 we're SIS.
were $50.
fO4 SCI.
21O were S25-
were S2S.
12G were $50
17O we're So.
1fs $50
90 SIS.
S15 now.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
opposite near opposits
City Hall Union squar-. Greeley squar-.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-25

dav on the arrival here of the naval collier Justin.
which has been stationed with the fleet Of warships
at Cavite. The Justin carried forty-seven heavy
guns from Cavite TO Corregidor Island
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

(Contributed.D
] questioned the grocer who lives. on
on our street,
Who sells Us bad butter. but very nice
meat,
What all this new law Of pure food
was about.
For ia tried q long time. but could
not find out.
Good butter Is NOT TO he found any
where
50 | turned from the dairies away in
despair.
OF course they proclaim it an perfect
~ sweet,
4 diet for critics and eplcures meet:
hut here on the article we disagreed,
declined then and there on such
compounds "a feed.
some use harsher terms. and anathe-
mas utter.
saying. Any old ram Is a far bettor
butter"
@ give me good butter, continues ny
wall.
by the frkln or jar by the pound or
the pail.
Cool, de'gy ana frcsh-benedictions 1t
sends.
Ana % hungry Or stated an appetite
lends.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
MIXING , NOISE INK MONEY.

Tho Vanderbilt famHts ability ta
m0t. noise like money which can
.r.Un .p many rival sounds was due
to .1m. extent a. thc foresight. indus
ir 'nl .nterpri-e of ihe pioneer Yan-
derhiit Mach of the fortune was col
.rciel hf ihe NanderhIis of taa Batter
generations and a good deal OFT ua.
.he legitimate reward OF brain euerrt
Most nf H however. says the Rev
hnrk Press represents neither force
sight, NOR Industry. nor shrewd husI-
ness ability 4 great many ~ theaU
millions really belong of right io tho
ifafcling public Wha were u~vercharr-
ed for tNprcs service. for sleeping car
hfrfhs and Tor bridge tolt SIN
more millions ought b. have gone
into the pockets 81 the stockhoider.
~ me Nanderbut lines and were d.
verified into the vandcrhut family cof-
iffs hf Ingenious Arrangements mace,
hF The Nanaerhiiis a. railroad ofucers
Hlfh various parasitic companies
organized By The V~anderbiits for the
specific purpose ~ i-ntsrcepuug On iis
Say o. railroad sfsckhalders the ex-
brilliant TAX collected from ire people
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
SHERIDAN WILL TRY TO
MAKE NEW RECORD
A~a~hington's One Time social Idol
Now Making Practice Marches Ia
arizona Desert.

Lieutenant Phil sheridan. who has
recently arrived al Fort Huachuca.
Ariz., from Washington. and who
stopped over in Tucson for "a short
time, viii take active part IN the over
land practice march that is 10 Doc
made By the troops, A.. q and -. OF
the Fifth cavalry from Fort Huachucs
tober.
Lieutenant sheridan win have com
mand OF Troop ID and viii leave tho
post q few days prior 10 the others and
VIII go by way of Douglas and up
through the sulphur Spring VALLEY
Joining the other troops at Fort
Grant or Fort Thomas.
The march TO Fort Apache b. exc
pected % occupy about twentv-ouc
days After a rest IN rort Apache
long enough 90 give tho Glen ami
horses sufficient timc % recover from
the effects of the trip. Lieutenant
Sheridan, with four picked men. t..
attempt to make "a record march on
the return and viii endeavor 10 make
an average Of seventy-fve or eighty
miles a day IN covering the entire dis
trance. An effort viii be made by tho
lieutenant 90 break The rccurdnow held
10y Russia for "a march of this kind
which Is an average of seventy miles
a day.
The movements of the Lieutenant
and his picked men VIII be watched
with interest. IL has been %rcpeatedly
by horsemon In the west thar
the class of horses used in the army
entirely too heavy 20 make lonE
marches. and that they cam
make the distance covered in D.
day by the ordinary cow ponies. TN,
march viii evidently s~ubstautiate Ur
this theory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

daylight and use 10 advantage their
full allowance. Evidently they intend
to give the secretary Of war a taste Of
his home medicine. Probably Gener-
al Kur0ki. Nhu on his visit to Amer
Tea lat spring had experience of how
the distinguished visitor fares with us.
has helped prepare the Taft SEIZED
ule. II reads well. and the American
guest viii undoubtedly enjoy, himself
But On the words Of an exchange.
the age is strenuous. and al civilized
countries are under the spell Work r.
the rule, and progress the result
Every country has something Of in
forest 10 show for its endeavors and
IS proud II IT, achievements. This
makes the distinguished visitor. and
especially from a friendly power, most
welcome If his stay i short ~ much
as possible Is crowded into The arr
rangements IN his honor His good
viii and approval are desired. and a
from him to that effect IS
Hustle. then. y the word. Where
any nation IL c%onquerlng 1t is in that
The oldest as we'll as the young
governments are impclled now by
desire To- get on. ana moving by
ime tables hat show a knowledge %
.peed Here and there the speed mas
BE- too great-such criticism Is often
'assed upon us-but the nation which
hould take rs time, as Miss Lucy
.ong In the old ballad was advised to
10. would pay dearly for its leisure
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

% has been said thai the American
people regard themselves as the
APOSTLE OF hustle aud whit better
au"hsi-nilatlan of th,ir title to that
term could be hail thau b. presented
Boz fhs dOine. of the present national
administrator. Here Dis thc president
of abe United States oui west mur,
than % thousand miles from iho -eai
81 government travelling t|ucnty-oue
hour. day. and making speeches to
tens of thousands of people during
thr other three and at the same time
two ot hIs most prominent cabine,
minister sre in two of che far cor
ners ~ tho EARTH giving equally Fore
ltlr Illustrations ~ ihr strenuous Ilcl
Boo government and ihe fact that the
people among whom these dl-lIn
eu'ehei .aeus ars travelling ha,
caught on Top t.. American sr.rl
ana ire determined tY make tleIr tf.
iiars feel af home when amoue Them
a. w'l shown bs Ore preparation.
ihey have made Jog eniertainIue
them
Look go tHe program which th,
people of lur ue-irhbarne reeabU.
have arranged co. us enicrtninment
NJ Secretary Root n Mexico ID
crowded nith features nhich- 1T n.
matter of sfrerlr.lN faI no uhit De-
bind nnyihing af the kul which u,
mifht do ourse and Sir Root uIH
nnl use fer all thl ROBUSTNESS h.
t~ralnius 30 Nuidoou has given him
Ana SGT ue are accus.amrI 10 think
If the Mesicans "a "a irIsareiy people
forgetting he pnnsres ire countu
has maae in the rasi thirty years and
thai nothing hut hustle c1iH explain
o President piaa uha has sef the
fashisn fpr MS cnunfrs men. goes 81
setenu-nre al > eanap
Glance Thea AZ the rrorrsm Tor
ihr enferainmenf 81 secre,ar Tar
- 1apaH That b nal surprising
h~aHeref. Tor b Iaranes. arr I'D
20 a. uar or peace the make
pfogress rhs5 know the value al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
AN OBJECT LESSON.

The Morning Journal would re-
rpectmllN can the attention OF the
ald gang IN New Mexico 10 some
ihlng that has just happened 10 CALI
fornia. There. Ms here The republic
can party has for q long time past
been used a. a mere instrument for
enfr,ing out the purposes of the ma
chine. without regard 20 the wishes
81 the people. Bur gradually he men
VIM 90 the voting have grown tired
~ such things. and there was q gem
eral movement az the late primaries
IN favor of turning over a new =
An nrganization almost Identical with
a Good Government League was
formed u men Ia the ranks. the
avowed object being % carry out the
principles ~ the republican party
und give the republican boodier- a
rest Aud they have just about done
b. The returns show that the league
has elected its delegates to the come
ing state convention by maiorities
ranging from two 10 one an the way
40 20 four to one-the latter being the
measure If the casiisatioH admins
tered 10 the old gam IN the capital
city ~ the stnte Referring to this
the can says:
THE address issued by the league
IN Sacramento tells the .srory and as-
signs the cause. which Is NOT at an PEE
culiar 10 that city and covers the
whole state, to-witi
The oreanizatipa has disrupted the
republican pnrts Of Sacramento by
forcing program nominations contrary
10 the Wishes ~ the VOTERS. thus max
ing the republican party a mere ma
chine to du the bidding of a few
bosaes fof thett own profit aud IT,
serve private Interests.
The gang got its notice 10 quit at
sacramento in tones that Will not be-
misunderstood. aud the lesson was
needed, The only way 20 convince
men az that stripe Is 10 hit them With
q club
And the same thing can be done IA
New Mexico Just az well and just as
thoroughly as Sd has been done Ia
California. The men who compose
The republican machine. ana control
he republican party, Ia this terrific
-. do not represent twenty per cent
af republican vote ~ New Mex
leo. aud all that is necessary Co prove
his faci 20 the world beyond any per-
adventure s. a little organisation A
Iaaplta La zach county pruuufygd arer
HE manner 81 the league which put
.he old gang out of business ln this
county with such ncntnrss and dis
and composed Of republicans
who ave the courage to nssert. their 4
manhood. could and would very 500 }
iut the present party machine on the
retired list. and put % there 10 stay ,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

sick one. and the wrong dome by the
eastern peou.e. Great as the wrong
10 your great west. YOU VIII agree
with me ] know. that the wrong
done 10 the poor. deluded sick one.
whose thoughts Of all else are for
gotten III his one hope for life. Is
criminal agree with an western
people thai the eastern people should
be called 10 account for their criminal
act toward human souls. Attention
should be called t. the fate or their
Fellow sufferers and the condition of
the western country on this matter.
Let them understand their cure de-
Ponds on more than mountain seem
cry and pure air.
Yours for the welfare Of the exiled
consumptive and the great southwest
az heart Respectfully.
MRS EVELYN BATHURST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03


The New York World. q few days
ago propounded the query. What SIS
q democratg' and IN doing so the
Worlds nelehbor. The Tribune. thinks
q "kindled the fires of an inextin-
guishable controversy Thousands
have attempted TO solve the riddle. hut
nobody has yer offered anything
which anybody but himself Is willing
10 consider "A prize solution Differ
ences Of opinion are. In fact. becom-
Ing more tenacious and more acute.
oklahoma recently elected a COVER
nor and a legislature officially tagged
democratic In some quarters their
democracy" seems 20 be taken at
FUN ace value Mr.. Bryan. for in
stance. grows enthusiastic in The
Commoner over what he calls "a
great victory fof the democrats" Vic
tories which can be appropriated a.
democratic are rare enough nowadays.
and the acknowledged leader and
"oyerseer" of the parry gratefully an
LOUNGES that the faithful democrats
OF oklahoma and hhe Indian Territory
are entitled to the highest praise for
the good work they have accomplish
ed So enthusiastic IL The commoner
thai It bursts into verse:
From Kingfisher 10 Okmulgee. clear I
down 20 the Texas line.
Everything Is democratic. and we're
feeling mighty fine.
nully news from Oklahoma demo-
cratic 10 the core
And when Taft gets word about It he
VIII feel almighty sore"
There are other experts on dem
ocracy however, who shake their
heads ruefully and decline to admit
that oklahoma Is democratic to the
core. Thev contend. on the contrary.
that the new states democracy is not
skin deep. We called attention
recently TO the fact that on the very
iay az the oklahoma election Colonel
Watterson served this notice Of evic-
lion on nit democratic politicians dis
posed 10 flirt with "sumptuary logis-
"
A 10 the politicians. whichever of
hem calls himself "A democrat and
seeks a vote upon the promise of
sumptuary laws. him every democrat
spot as a political leper. uf.-
worthy 90 tie the shoes OF "a real dem
We noted for Colonel Wattersons
benefit that democratic Oklahoma q
ahnuu Ianr.,e .tr..t 49,
prohibition into It's constitution by q ,
majority Of over 10000. The colonel .
TIA not thrreupon write "a poem iuhi- ,
antlN reconciling democracy and no. i,
itical lcprosy 80. he Insisted on di- J.
orclng the two forthwith aud nbso- =
utol' To our suggestion De- replied
Why. bless Your dear. old. simple
minded souii There isn't % democrat "
oklahoma tho. not one, least b
Jays. not what we call r Democrat" b
This explanation squares Colonel b
PATTERSON and the lrprosv PROPOSE r.
hut % leaves Tho Commouer's q
in something g. q hole. The
oai ",-tei} deepcns. and about ai ,
rIH in under the circumstance rs .
lUIu with Che World aud Inquire 4,
What Is 90 democratic" uut ai iho !,
ame ume We should be- REASONABLE, "a
lrcful thlt vc DON'T Inquire too loud
70 some mischief maker. who may
ave been reading the speeches dofiv- OBJ
rcd los the president while swinging w
Pound ih circle may take 90 into hi- b.
cad 90 Inquire. what i 90 repub- 70
can and thus put same a.hrr folks Co.
10 hnIe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

u Is announced that trains win be
running on the Peien cutoff in time
FOR the big fair at Albuquerque The
railroad fare VIII be less thar hall
What IL now costs To- go in a rounda-
bout way TO AlbuQuerque.-Roswei
Record That would he glorious news,
for our end OF the line as well Isl
yours. and the only unpleasant thing
about ii is the fear that the
ment Is premature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

Checks that glow 'gainst cream,
white,
Eyebrows most correctly curved
Arching lips whose laughing liPhtncs.
Leaves the stoutcst soul upnerycd
Teeth 80 cven.l Brow 90 lair.
HAN that's d%elicately Nl4iug,
Hands 10 sci a sculptor raviug
and a waist of outline rlle.
OFT IN skcIiieai detection
All your rlaces ! review:
a such MAJ YellOus perfection
Re Invariably true
! nave learned with Consideration
That much beautifying aid.
For a small consideration
Can be purchased ready made.
So | wonder late aud early.
wonder, dreaming or awake,
Are you just a charming giriic.
or anothe nature fake
Washington star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

Albuquerque. a. NJ. oct. a.. fso-.
Editor Morning Journal.
Dear Sir Having noticed In your
columns an article pertainlnr O. thf
justified wall ~ offcials iu this great
west against The eastern physician
Tor sending dyinK charge for them ta
care Tor ! have this to say as an
easterner against the Injustice a. the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03

had melancholy, probably caused boy an iu-
active liver A bed liver ma1os one cross
and i~ffsiahis. eanscs mental aud physical
depression aud may result disastruush.
Hailards Hrrhine is a-cknowledged 10 be
the pefiect liver regulator Or yon are blue
aud uuf 90 sorts gel a bottle today. s pose
tive cure fur bilious headache. constipation.
chius aud fever, and an liver complaints
Slid hy D. sf. OfRIelly Ca.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
A PINCH. USE | E

tthA-taA~1 ladies' car wear shoes one
Size SMALLER after usinr Aliens Fost-ram
~ makrs tzht o. new srnrs feel fasr
rifrs instant rensf 90 rarrs and bnninrs
its ne Errateff raufHft discovery - fna
ar cures swollen feet busters Gallons
ara sare suHta u L. e certain cure ~
safatnr hei hchirr feft A. al urur-
gisis ard Shoe stoves 4fr meet a~-rrf
49, sahsitate fer FnEE trial parfara
tre amris - ne Foor- EAsE saui-
80 1ehNfAD . re fnrension. nad~aN
aii-n = oimsi~A - ~. y v q