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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30
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WANTED-An experienced middle aged WOO
man to sew 100 dressmakiug shop Apply
al1 ". Silver avenue. ii
WANTED-Gr for general house
work. 1l22 West Tijeras If
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FOR sALE--Or trade, my farm Of 30 acres,
one mile northwest Of city. c. e, Gleck-
Ter. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30

FOR RENT-Three room cottage In High
lands Inquire 52s S. Edith j-3l
FOR RENT
Fiyc-room house, l13 West silver avenue,
S27.5U, water Included.
Slx-room house. ana West Silver avenue,
$4,000. water Included.
New paint and paper. new electric light
fixtures new sanitary plumbing throughout,
See VIM. Eieke 2ll South First ST. $50
FOR RENT-Moderu s-room cottage. Paul
Teutseh and . Grant Bldg II
FOR RENT-Three room cottage aud two
rooms furnished for light Housekeeping;
bath and e ectrlc light Apply 1921 n 4th II
FOR RENT-Two and three room houses
furnished; no inyaids. W, v Futrene.
500 S. Second. II
FOR RENT-FuruIshed tent house. 1908
North seventh street II
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five horses and plenty Of room for vehi-
eles large hay loft and corral. Address J.
J. j., Morning Journal
TO RENT-For term Of years, private
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suitable for sanitarium, ten minutes from
the trolley.
Also room cottnge same locality.
Address or can on Henry Lockhart
FOR RENT - Four-room modern
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HELP WANTED--Female

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Hugh J. Collins Attorney at Law
c. w. GranneT, Gen Mgr Claim Adjuster
SOUTHWESTERN
LAW AND COLLECTION AGENCY
(BOnded)
r
Office: Room /, n. T. Armijo Bldg
Telephone $50 Albuquerque. N. NJ
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-30

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FOR RENT--Three room cottage Ina High
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WANTED --- Stenographer Southwestern
business Mems Association. II
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
INSANE ASYLUM NEEDED.
Increase of Patients Near This City
Makes One Necessaru.

In the fifteenth annual report of the State Char-
ties Aid Association the attention Of the State Com
mission in Lunacy- is called the urgent need of
another hospital in the southeastern part of the
state to take of the increasing number OF in
patients in that vicinity The report says that
New York City and Long Island furnish more than
half the insane of the state, and this number must
be taken Of in the four state hospitals IN this
section.
AT the present time the report says the
counties in New York City and Long Island
supply over two thousand insane patients
than can be accommodated by the four state hos
pitfalls district without exceeding their cert
fed capacity
Last year 29,093 insane patients cared for by
the state and private asylums, which shows in
crease the previous year of 59l OF this num-
Der 27,102 We're patients in the thirteen state hos
pitfalls, 1O14 in Matteawan and Dannemora-institu-
tions for the criminal insaneand 977 in the twenty
two licensed private asylumS in the state. There
ffty-four criminal insane patients in
Matteawan and Dannemora last year in the
previous year The state hospitals showed in
of 745 patients. while the private asylums
had decrease Of eight in the number Of insane
patients.
The expenses for the maintenance of the insane
for the fiscal year of 1907 amounted to 266 %
The Legislature of 1870 appropriated for this pur-
pose for the fiscal year of 1898. s4,G55oOO. The
port says that THE per capita cost OF maintenance
the last year was sls3 s3. With an expected in
crease of about eight hundred patients. appro-
priation for 1908 allows per capita expenditure of
less than $40.
Unless larger amount is available for the
maintenance of the insane says the report. "the
standard of viii have be reduced below
proper and decent level. Perhaps the most serious
result of a reduction in the appropriation for the
insane is the effect the attendants who have the
immediate care Of the patients AS wages are fixed
by statute, they cannot be reduced and the only
possible resort is such curtaiment of the force
that those employees who remain in the service are
seriously overworked, and patients neglected"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
BISHOP POTTER PRAISES MR.. GEER
breaches Sermon at Twentieth Anniversary
Celebration in St. Paul's Chapel

Formal celebration of the twentieth anniversary
of the ministry Of the Rev. William Montague
Geer. vicar of St. PauHs Chapel. Trinity Parish
held yesterday morning. Bishop Potter was a
celcbrant and prea her
Mr.. Geer spoke briefly, saying that a great part
his with the chapel due the
faithful assistance rendered by its members. The
parish erected in 1I76,' he said. and has been
used by some of the foremost figures in American
history place of worship. General George
Washington regular worshippcr here during
his stay New York
Bishop Potter said that the ministry of st. Paul
Chapel IN the last twenty years had been inspired
by humantariansm. just as the ministry of Christ
was inspired by humanitarianism. He said that in
many the Church fails to undertake to trans
late the love of Christ to man.
Bishop Potter spoke of a new movement in the
chapel-that of conducting early morning services
for night workers in the immediate vicinity. Very
few of know that there ten thousand men
working all night long in the newspaper offices in
this neighborhood' he said. AT o'clock in the
morning there is a light burning in this chapel
and the workers hear the music of hymns
They are invited in to worship. If that is not the
work of Jesus Christ then he died in vain
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
CIRCUS CUTS OUT FREAK" ANNEX.
Human Prodigies Turned Loose by the Bar
num Management-AnimalS Show Instead

Wera p T Barnum to know of the ne" lucas
that have taken hold of the management ol ms
famous institution, the circus, he Woud turn III
his grave and. may be- smile griir!y at the succe'
sor of Todv Hamilton. Willard ID. CoxeS. lhat
i,i,erant friar has been instrumental in accom-
,,shi,,c, something that Tody would have ap-
-oacbad with fear and trembling. He an
.o,,ces the downfall OF the freaks. They must
- >, ,pa mandate reads. There will be no more
human nrodigies"; the one-eyed man, the annexed
.frs "the lion faced boy" Jan MirZka, the
..hoard1ess YOUTH" Helen of Troy and the Spartan
,5e horn in Andalusia-aII these amazing feat
- ~ the curio hail." have been discontinued
Tho management offered them to Pawnee BIZ
.o his Wild West exhibit. He refused the gift, and
a. =, 1;.I the curio halls of city viii be flooded
ritb applications from those freaks whose ''palmy
5o,,s., have gone into the "wondrous past" Mr.
-oxa,, saws that circus goers are tired OF freaks
80 that they long ago ceased to amuse even the
youngsters. ...,. -,
..T,bis wear Mr.. CoXey said yesterday, the oid
io rau will be turned into tropical garden,
- ,i11 be eek hibited the finest specimens of
tta arinaI kingdom and birds Of every hue. an
- announcement but prepared to face
- IN - nnatbetic strike. The show opens at the
C.ardep on Thursday. March 10. and We appear
10 - poIice Department If need be"
cehodv remarked that ii would be wiser 10
:, a I'D, Hamilton, but Mr.. CoXey said he
,-ri,,,t ask the management TO allow committee
10 1,he Friars to arbitrate Then the same some
49,, suggested Token Worm Wells HAWKS ana
80, Edward Warner. Those Friars have had
Iopg and varied experience in the treatment oi
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
BACK TO OLD M'AULEY MISSION.
Mrs. B. L. Gilbert, Widow Of Founder, Con-
ducts Sunday Morning Services.

For the first time since her marriage thirteen
years ago, TO the well known architect. Mrs. Brad
ford /. Gilbert the widow of Jerry MCAuley, con-
Quoted the services yesterday in the old Jerry Nc
AuIey Water Street Mission. She assisted by
her husband and Superintendent John H Wyburn.
Although Mrs. Gilbert practically gave up mission
work some years ago, she announced yesterday
that she intends to conduct the Sunday services in
the future
Representative members of many uptown churches
were present and also many visitors from other
cities and from Canada.
Nj Gilbert told of how he, member Of Fifth
avenue church. 'condescended' thirty five
years ago TO 80 Water street and help Jerry
McAuIey bring to Christ
Il thought l going to help Jerry a whole
lot" said Nj Gilbert. but he convinced l was
as far away from Christ the | thought
was going help to save. l that Jerry had
something l knew nothing about, and instead Of
helping others brought to Christ myself"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
AMERICAN MOTHERS FAIL.
Too Emotional About Their Babies, De-
elares Anna A. Rogers.

The modern woman is often accused of being too
Intellectual, but that isn't what Is the matter win
the American mother, it appears, from an article
in the March Atlantic Monthly" by Anna A Rog-
ers on why American Mothers Fail" American
mothers fail lamentably, according to ths writer
not because they too intellectual, but because
mind is her cry.
The emotional mother worships her baby and
neglects her older children, the article points out,
to the great injury of both.
THE love madness of a young mother for her
tiny infant poetical and picturesque as it is, is
harmful in many ways" says Miss Rogers. 1T is
to a great extent a sensuous Obsession, to which in
this country the husband and father is, all too
often. ruthessly sacrificed. If this sacrifice were
in the least justified by the needs of the infant
there would be little 10 criticse but it is distinctly
not justified in the average middle class house
hold A phlegmatic whose ministrations
rooted in duty alone is not only equally
good for the baby but is very much better. 1t is
but seed, and all the better. are other seeds,
for being left undisturbed to sleep its way into
life.
IF the child does not need all his frenzy of
watching and excited coddng of the more or less
hysterical mother, then it is not only unW1se but
cruel to subject the bewildered young father to
the half tragic, half comic tyranny of an A1nerl-
can household ruled by young baby.
"Those hours of Needless neglect on the part
of the wife very often the entering wedge
which day will separate the two. The child.
instead of bringing them closer together, is the
innocent of their growing apart.
Then comes reaction. More nan one American
mother has admitted to Miss Rogers curious
sudden reaction of indifference against her once
worshipped baby after the fifth year. The ecstatic
mother passion of earlier days has mysteriously
fed, just as the wife ecstasy had fled in its turn
She admitted it, as if IT interesting psychic
phenomenon, and she helpless to right t-just
when the child really begins to need her tender
mess, her time, all OF her wisdom and gravest con-
sideration!'
The gist of the article is that it is much better.
when possible to leave baby to nurse and give
personal attention to older child to leave their
material needs to others and devote more time to
their mental and spiritual needs. lit is far less
strain" says one mother, Ito play with children
than to punish them,' and larger percentage of
the sins of childhood based lack of intei-
gent diversion. The sensational amusements pro-
vided for children strongly condemned, and
law prohibiting children under the age of fifteen
from entering a theatre" is suggested
The fathers left out of the homy because
they have elected to shed family responsibilities,
save that of lavish monetary support
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
FARMERS DEATH SUSPICIOUS.
Found Underneath Overturned Wagon in
Marshes Near Observation-Disclosures Missing

Riverhead. Long Island. March There is con-
siderable mystery surrounding the death Of
Michael White, 4 Polish farmer. Calvertor
who was found dead this morning in swamp
hoe, with his wagon overturned on him and his
team standing knee deep in the morass- William
Reed saw the team and found the body.
II WAS thought that Whites team had wandered
into the swamp hole, and that when he tried 10
turn about and cramped the wagon ii went over,
carrying him down and drowning him. White
drove into Riverhead yesterday with hay lie had
with him a Polish farmland. named Joseph No
vack who entered Whites employ only a few days
ago They were in Riverhead last evening until
late When they started home White was drunk.
Late last night man who knew NoYack met
him walking along the road at a good pace in the
direction of Riverlead. Novack to board
the morning train today for GreenporL When
Wlit started for home he had at least SIS in q
pocketbook When found he had 80 cents in a
pocket and the pocketbook was missing.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
Notice of Sum mons.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-JOHN
- Markham. plaintiff against James MCMILLAN.
t-stharus McSIuan Margaret T. McSiuiIau. Elizabeth
.frlian Mcmillan. Mary Mcmillan. Cecilia Mo
WuIIan Cecilia Miller. Graham James MCMILLAN.
a. administrator of goods. chatels and credits Of
Mcmillan deceased. Elizabeth y MCMILLAN.
general guardian OF Margaret r. McMullan adminis
Trarrtx 0f the goods cEstIcs and credits ieft unain
istered Elizabeth a M-SiuiIan. deceased and Eliza
beth \ Mcmillan. general Eiarilan OF Margaret p
Mcmillan defendants summons
To the above named defendant. James Mcmillan
yo, are hereby suusnoneI the complaint Ia
this action and copy u YOUR answer the
nainn' ATTORNEYS within days after the
~ this exclusive q tire day - service aad IN
u failure answer. Judgment viii
he taken default for the relief demanded
In complaint
CHENEY SCHE%Ck SrOtkEIL. Attorneys for
PiaIntin - Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New
Y1Fk
To the defendant James MCMILLAN,
The foregoing summons Is served upon BY pubiiea
tion crIer OF Hon David Leventrftr
Of the supreme Court q he state of New
9th. 1905. and hled with the
paInf I'm the clerk OF the COUNTY OF New
Vork Al House In the said On
the ish day of February. 1893
CHENEY sCHENCk 4 STOCkELL. Attorneys fce
Plaintiff Onice Postofice address - s<aAdwAy,
Borough o Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
Notice of Sum mons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT
y Plaintiff desires trial III New YORK county
Charles Henry Phelps, person appointed by
the New York court DutcheSs county TO exc
cute left unexecIted under the will OF John
G. Butler deceased, plaintiff. against John y Deauy.
Stella Nj Deany. John = Duffy; The tIty Of New Tork
William swain. The Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pany New York Tide Guarantee < Trust company.
Wall Exchange Building Association Andrew
sheridan and Peter Reynolds. defendants supple
mental summons.
TO the above named defendants and each OF them;
YOu hereby summoned To answer the amended
compIaint in this action ana serve copy or your
answer plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the this exclusive OF the day
OF service: and in Of your failure 10 appear Or
answer Judgment Ill. be taken against you 10y default
for the relief deIna. ded in the complaint
Dated New York January 10 1908
JOHN 2. EAST Attorney for Plaintiff
Office PoStOce Address. 30 Broad Street Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city
defendant William J. Swain tsued as Nililah
J. SWAIN:
The foregoing suppIemsn summons is served upon
Won by publication pursuant order OF Honorable
NJ Wariev PIatz-k Justice Of the supreme Court OF
the state of York dated the 9TH day of Fe5ru-
arv 19OS and hled with amended complaint in
The Office Of the o County of New York. in
the County House Borough OF Manhattan, Ctty.
md New York
Dat February Is 1908
JOHN p EAST. Attorney for Plaintiff
Oaca and Postoffce Address. 3n Broad Street Bor
ough of Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
JEROME PARK PLANS
Department Of Water Supply Pre-
pairing for Filtration.

Although the Department of Water Supply, Gas
ana Electricity has not yet got its appropriation
for the first stage of the work of installing I'LL
tration plant at Jerome Park cleanse the Croton
water from all classes of impurities, the depart
ment has been proceeding with it's preparations
Inc plans have been completed in all their detail
even so far as to have definite scheme of park
arrangement prepared, that the filtration reser-
walton may be utilized by the public place Of
recreation.
In view of the present and continued danger OF
the pollution of the water, DR.. Eugene Porter the
State Health Commissioner; DR.. Thomas Darlington
of the city Health Department; Commissioner John
H O'Bren of the Department of Water supply
Gas and Electricity. and the chief engineer of that
department. l. NJ. De Varona. will meet with
one of the lawyers in the Corporation CounseFs
office prepare bill for submission TO the Legis
lature to give the city and the greater powers
in ahating nuisances than the statutes at present
provide.
1t said yesterday that a change the law
all the desirable in view of the con-
struction of the Catskill reservoirs and aqueducts
The need of adequate powers shown last spring
in the Croton watershed, a few weeks ago in the
district that is supplying Peekskin. and the Board
of Water Supply, building the Catski system. has
already up against the barrier of rural resist
ance to municipal hygienic demands. 1t was
shown by The Tribune last year that intentional
creation of nuisances found in the Croton 1t
real estate speculation. There more than
one hundred pending in the Westchester
County courts at present, with prospect of sue
cessful prosecution in any case.
One of the heads of departments said yesterday
that the only actual abatement nuisances in the
Croton district had been voluntary. Men who were
not seeking TO loot the city, and who could be
vinced that they were maintaining a nuisance have
in several instances removed the sources of pollu-
ton. The danger from pollution, of course, would
practically be obviated by the of filtration
beds. But the departments responsible for the
purity of the water supply wish to have the power
compel the observance of hygiene in the water
sheds
The force of police being provided for the
Catskin district will prevent passing nuisances, and
will report nuisances of permanent nature. 1t is
intended that the BILL should it become law,
shall increase their powers The Department of
Water Supply, Gas and Electricity confidently ex-
poets Controller Metz agree to the first appro-
pTiatiOn of 100000 wanted for the Jerome Park
filtration work, and that the Board of Estimate
and Apportionment Will set that sum aside for the
department by early next autumn.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
METZ In HIS DEFENCE.
Tells 4ssemblyman Bennett What
City Needs Most.

controller Metz has come back at Assembly
man Bennett. who February "a. arraigned
the financial department Of this city at Albany,
declaring that the city's financial standing
were being sold a per cent basis, and that
q fhe debt limit WAS exceeded now, in twenty
Years the city would not be able to sell bonds on
any basis MIR. Bennett wrote TO Mr. Metz for
more figures. and the Controller. I'm his reply
rnsde public yesterday, after referring him to
the last pamphlet issued from the Controllers
o45oe naxed impatient, saying. What the city
,eesx at this time is not any theories or aca-
5ernfc discussions but the ability TO cope at
once with the situation confronting if, especially
she transit problem.
I, analvzing the figures mentioned by the As
sornhlyman last week. the Controller declares in
h,s letter that a mistake of s3O3, O0O,oO0 was
made and referring TO il says.
4, the end Of the first paragraph of your letter
"a reach e.e debt figure Of 81 COZ 600 GOO To arrive
al This amount You take the figure of corporate
s.r~- from II the S5o GEO 000 bond sale Febri-
az j. 1sos leaving sl45, 100000 You add to this
ss2 oge go9 i@1 Of seo Gee eco TepTelentns all other
chllcatons Of the city. makes up the aforesaid
is latter aount of si.0a7 0O0. 600 is of course
erroneous as an actual statement of the present
sab- because the sl45- ooe OF corporate stock
e,-th7-izei IS net in debt form yet: neither is
sl5s Geo of he tunds Tor me SatskI aq9ednct;
e6a oe0 debt mark is over s3o3 oOo.e 600 excessive
The Controller does not approve Mr.. Bennett's
.,., NJ increasing the tax rate. for Mr. Metz does
,c- be7ieve il fair TO shoulder the taxpayer with
-. f,,g burden Of permanent improvements Then,
Going over the discussion of the city's financial
-o,5i1ioD the Controller says:
-h,-5as or academic discussions. but the ability
ar+in15e with certain Improvements which will
enhapSe to .he Cizens of this City 10 get around
ana most important Of these is the transportation
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

r,r>Tr, OF NEW YORK. COUNTY COURT ERIE
- Cornty-I.ands Company Of Depew vs. The Depew
--,5fcatr To the aboye-uaIned GcIeudaut You are
hereby summoned answer the complaint in this
.n.+ftr ma TO serve a copy Of your the
.fatrfif~s attorneys within days after
70 ~ this summons exclusive Of the day of service
nd ir cas-. OF. your failure appear answer judg
ret will be taken against by default for the relief
the complaint
trial 10 b. held in the County of Erie
this goth dag Of January 1H1S
A"'' HOTCHKISS & BUSH
plaintiffs Attorneys. ONCE and fostofiee address 700
702 D. : Morgan Building. Buffalo .'"w York
To the Defendant The Depew Syndicate.
The foregoing summons is served by pub
i,cation pursuant 20 an order the Hon Harry l..
TavIor County Judge Erie County. New York lated
~ pith tay Of February. and filed with
naint in the the clerk Of the County OF Erie
al Buffalo, y. V.
pated TunaIo y. Y. February y. 1905.
HGTCHKISS & BUSH
.,torpevs for Plaintiff OfHce and -. address. 700
roo D. : Morgan Building. Buffalo n Y