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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-17
Our Daily Bread

is the real staff of life. 1t is whole
some, nutritious, appetizlug, Serve II
on your table and see how II will be
relished and enjoyed. Many clever
home bakers now use our bread IN
stead Of making their own. They have
found that our baking IL as good as
theirs, and that they save both money
and labor by buying here.
PIONEER BAKERY
2O7 south FIRST street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-17

A convention of the Democrats of
the City Of Albuquerque will be held
at the Armory in the Elks' opera
house on Saturday March q, 1908,
at $50 ,, m, To nominate candidates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-17

Rhode Island Reds, per setting OF
10, 800; Plymouth Rocks and Black
Minorcas, 70 cents per setting. Phone
$50. Ed. Mcclure.
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9iiidsans bes Stem Yorfer 6afen=
berfehrs.


gilbert 6. &eni9eI, Ser Ieiner 3eit
Sefretdr Der &onnniiiion fir oie
S6affung bon @roB=Nep gorf ge-
meien par, bat oie groBe uno ihmer-
miegenoe Srage auf's Sapet gebra6t,
mie Dem Nieoergange oes Sanoels
I'M Seem gorfer Safen tpirfian1 ent-
gegen getreten peroen fann. Oie
Sa6e eri6eit1t inn bon FOLDER 8e-
oeutlng, 6aB er es fir erfor6erlih
balt einen Ilarrnruf eri6alen su
laiien, Der Die Seem gorfer aus ibrer
@lei6giiltiefeit ernporriittle.
Bum No6meiie bes gerfebrsriid-
gangs fiibrt Serr Seni6el Soleenoes
an: 9ie @etreioebepeenng lei elm
maBge6enoer @robmeiler fir ale
Stapelarfifel. SIN Sabre 1875 leien
78 Yro5ent oes otlantil6en Seeban.
oels iiber Seem yorf eesangen, i'm
Sabre 1901 nur nod 81 gro5ent.
Ser @ert oes, @ei5enerports BON
9selp Oorf babe ii6 in Dem eil1en
Sabre bon 1896 Big 1897 nm S24,.
100000 pernliroert. Montreal, oel.
len Safen Die beiten 9lnlagen uno
gerbinonngen babe uno frei iei bon
alien oriidenoen Mbgaben, babe in
Der 3eit bonn 1. Mai big gum 13.
SUM oieies Sabres feline @ei8ener.
porte gegeniiber Ser glei1en 3eit oes
goriabres bon 100000 guibels
anf iiber 100000 gulbels per-
mebrt, pabreno Seem gorf in oeriel-
ben 3eit oieies sSabres geqeniiber
Dem 8oriabre bon 100000 9uibels
anf 100000 8uibels 5uriidgeaan-
gen lei. aslm is. Suli oieIes sSsabres
empfing Seem gorf $1,000 8uibels
Wei5ens, philadelphia $4,000, Der
erport bon Seem gprf betrua an
Dem Gage II, 900, Ser BON Bbilaoel-
pbia $4,000 8ufbels.
SSn gleider ooer Gbnlider @eiie
lei Der Sanoel SEEM gorfs in alien
Waarengattungen auriidgeganaen, in
@etreibe, Webl, 8annllpoQe, @ilen,
Stobl, Cement, Suite uno pielen an
bern 9anoelsortifeln. Die s6ulo
oaran liege an elmer groBen 8abI
Abgaben uno an unberebtigter Dif-
feren5iernng bon Sra6traten 81 I'm
gnniten BON Seem gorf. 60 miifIe
ein S9iff fir Die 9enusung Der 9ier-
anlagen tGglid $40 Biz 100 sablen.
Gin lpeiterer beoeutenoer MallaeI
lei ole S6mierigfeit Der 8ebanoluna
DER gabnfradten; Die bieiigen Me-
tbooen ieien gerabe5u unglaub-
lid. Stl ieoem sroBeren, mooernen
9afen ieien gorridtungen, Die g8aa-
rem aus ben 8abnmaggons oireft
IN Die Sdiffe 5u berlaoen uno UNI
gefebrt MIR Seem gorf babe in ser
ge5lebung nidt Die geringiten MuitaI-
ten.
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peroen, als oie 2ei6e zines iungen,
biibihen Mao6ens in einem @erf=
5euglhuppen i'm ssrping-8arf gefun=
ben tpuroe. sic mar eridoiien mor-
oen ul1b obi9on Elm Boli5iit Die
Sdiiie borte uno lofort bin5ueilte,
perlnodte er bod feline Spur bon
bem Moroer 81 finoen. 9ie 2ei6e
fonrte big iebt niht ioentifi5iert lper-
6en.
&orporations=glnipalt &ellole-
ton in SEEM gorf bot Elm 2egat bon
$187746 fir Ole Staot nod ben
8eitimmuneen bes Seitamentes BON
getiep @eoo erbalten. Die Srau
tpelde i'm SUM- Iebten Sobres per-
itarb, billterldBt Die eine &dlfte III
reg @ern1ogens tpobltatigen Nnital-
ten, Die onoere Der Wetropole CUR
@erbeiierung ibrer grboIungspIate.
Die Srau mar biele Sabre bitl6urb
Die Sousbdlterin oes I'M lesten Sep
telnber neritorbenen George 6. Sap-
Tor in Greet 9tiper, 8. s., Der iie
nit ibrem &i1be Dor etipa 20 Sob-
ren nit bon elmer @nropareiie ge<
bradt batte. 8er bie Srou eisent-
lih mar, bat man ME erfabren. Die
ielbe beritatio aber Die @eibafte 10
gut baB fie auf eigene 9fe6nung
etiba 100000 binterlafiett fonnte.
Sbre Sodter 2ena brati1te Dor ettpo
iieben ssSabren nit Dem <i6er oes
@ousbaltes ourb. Sic tpuroe oes-
balb iotpobl bon SopIor, tpie BON
ibrer Weutter e1tterbt, bat ober 6ie
Seitamente beioer nie angefohten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-25
uno fru6tbore literarii6e Satiefeit

uno fru6tbore literariide Satiefeit
3uriid.
= 9uf Ser ssSrnaeulaoo &ond i'm
Mltor=9iitrift oes merifonii6en
5taotes Sonoro, tit es, tpie aus
Suclon eemeloet miro, 5miideu 8a-
pogo sSnoionern uno merifaniiden
5oloaten gu einem aanpf gefonl-
men, in Dem neun5ebn SSSnoioner
mo 5tpei Solooten gefallen iino.
SSn Der N6be Ser norpegimen
Sotptitoot Gbriitionia rannte Ser
norlpegiide 9anpfer o@oeteborg" in
Den norfpegiiden 9anpfer u9affela<
gat" bineiu. Ser 2estere lpuroe
poaitanoig 3ertriintmert nnb ionf in-
llerbalb meniger @ugenblide. Oie
lneiiten 2eute ieiner 8eiabung uno
llngefdbr 5pat5ig 9aiioeiere lollen
ertrunfen iein.
Son BEN Mutotnobiles, oie an
Der groBen @ettfabrt bon Seem Yorf
nod 8aris teilnebmert, ift bas oeut=
ide am sSreitag ols critics in Berlin
eingetroffer.
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Meber oett 0mrit.

Gs lit elm eigentiimlidj Ding,
Sn biefer Summer5ett:
Sas Giien adbtet man gertng
9pd] Snrft berriht tpeit mmh brett.
Der Mmfer triaft, betRts allsentein,
Hnr Waifer, bea nnb nar,
Spfj 6alt ct iprsiamt es gebeim,
Was ipnit int WaiIer mar.
Senn ng8afier tnts alIeine ttdlt",
Sast ia bic 9ibel id)pm,
Sp miid]t iidJ h'rin ber iblame .2Std)t
Sen u0eiit" ais Susenblubn.
90 lang es MIR sebeim seidbiebt,
9a fdabet es ia nidbt,
Sp lang es nur fein ,,Qtnti" fiebt,
ttnb bapun ,ueitcr iprid)t.
Gistee umb =aaffee id)medem aud
Sebr gut tn beiker Gtnnb',
gimr tueiR i'd nidJt, Of bieier Sramf,
geiouoerItd) geinnb.
Gbampasner lit, in Sis sefablt,
SaS HenDmntir= =@etrGitf,
ttnb tuer nidJt germ als Trpt iitb fiiblt,
Sci beiien eingeoent.
Grfriidjenb ,uirft, iuenn gut sentafbt
Gitrpucu=2impnah',
9pd) lit iie id)ledbt, 0ptt iei's setlagt,
Damn idbmedt iie matt unb FAB.
Der @9isfeb tuirft, 10 tuie Der @ein,
Grfriifenh amf bas Simt,
Spd) laRt man tie ant beiten iein,
Sn bteier Spmmerglut.
Ser bette grunt snr Spmmersett
ST bod has ,9pme Star rgier";
9as tueiR elm Seber nett unb brett,
ttnb Seber tueif es bier.
Drum, tpenm her itarfe Snrit endl an6li
go trinfet ,2une Star 8ier
Sp lans' ibr bieien Grant setuablt,
Sd tpetf, ibr bantt es mir.
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8.

= Nad Dem 8eri9t oes Staat-
bonfen-D Departen1ent in @uftin befalt.
ben fih uniere teranii6en Staatsban-
FEN apt 80. SUM, am S6luB bes
@eihaftsiabrs, in ausge5ei1neter
8erfaiiung. Sbre NeIerpen beliefen
ii6 atf 1872 &ro5ent Ser 0epoiiten.
SuIius epenb a
en-, elmer Ser aneeiebeniten llno be-
fanllteiten oeutiden 8iirger bon
SaDette Gountp, lit IN Ga Grange,
i'm Sitter bon SO Sabrell, geitorbelt.
Der @erltorbene tpobnte ieit iiber
fiinfaig Sabren in Ga Grange uno
betrieb bort cine 9Ipotbefp batte
it'd eber idon lange bonn @eldaft au-
riifge5ogen.
= glGem Mni1eine na1 miro Ser
Steueripert oes @igelttulns in ltn-
ferm Staate bies Sobr Elm beoeuteno
boberer iein als inl leeten sSabr.
SSn ben geri6ten Ser Counties, Sic
Bis iest IN Atitin eiigegansen fi1o,
1T Der 8ert oes Iteuerbaren gigen.
tun1s ipenigltens iiberan piel bober
allgegeben ais i'm lesten Sabr. I'm
ter iolden unlitanoen miro man auf
cine itarfe 9erabiesilng Ser Steuer.
rate rednen f0niteil.
Nod BEN geridten oes
Staats- -Salitdts- -9epartelnents in
Mnitin iino in unierin Staate ip1b-
reno bes Waonats ssuni 1928 Yerio-
nen geitorben itno 1888 ainoer ge.
boren.
Sn 8ictoria itarb 2noip q
Q II d ert, elmer Der alteiten oeut-
i6en 9eipobner Der 5taot.. CT
itamnte aus Dem 5iiritentum @aI-
bed, fam inn Sabre 1856 nab @icto-
ria uno bot ieitbenl bort gelpoblrt.
6riiber fubr er piele Sabre oen 8oit-
magen slpiiden 0ietoria uno Sslloia-
llola. gr lit sc Sabre oft eeiporoen.
eeSsn Sparfs, elmer Mnlieoluna
llabe Senlple, tprroe Elm breiaebnidb-
riger Slnae nanerts gaoeG bon oem
Garmer grafen 2etpis erldolIen,
luenigitens Iiegt gegen lesteret Der
8eroo6t por, i'm eriboiien gu baben.
Oes Sunaen 8ater NOR elmer Ser
vHenter" bon 2etpis nno ipar nit
oieiem meeen Der grilte in Streit ae.
rotten. Ser @rihoiiene uno ieine
griioer folen' nun 2etpis nit 5tei-
men geiporfen baben, als er Dor eirli-
gen Sagen an einem Wate poriiber
ritt, auf oeln fie ipieIten. @leih
oarouf ginaen Die Suneen an Dem
2episiden Sauie borbei es ipuroe
bon bort aus alif iie gei1oiien uno
Der cine BON ibnen tpliroe getotet.
Cine bemerfenstperte 2ebeng-
| fraft 8eigt elm illneer Monn aus
Widigan namens George 2eillinger,
Der Dor eilligen @ohen, ipie ieiner-
| 5eit gemeloet, alf Ser Saeo in Ser
geabe bon 8ictoria ourf sufGQiqe
Gntlnonng ieines @etpebrs ihfper
perpunoet muroe. Die ganae Ga.
oung sing linn in ben l1nterIeib, riff
bort cine furhtbare @unoe ilno per-
lette 2unge uno gsieren. Tros oie.
ier idredlihen 8erletung umo trot
Der Satiabe, OaB mebrere Stunoen
bergingen, ebe Der 8erpunoete
dr5tlihe Siilfe befanl uno oaB IN
5miihen Elm ltarfer 8lutperluit itott.
gefunoen bate, lit Der illnge Wan
auf oem beiten @ege Der @enciunq
uno eS i6eint feinem 3neiIel 81
unterliegen oaB er iuieber bergeIteal
iperoen tpirb.
- 9sa6 Dem 8eridt Ser @inners
Wutual sSniuranee Srearii5otion bo
Der Staat Seras augenblidIih unge
| fdbr 1900 Gins.
NIoa Aih ,,id,t n,tf fnnst hrinn
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Central 0etnofratiider Nnti-Yrobibi.
tiomsflnb inbpiiiert &anbi6aten.

upnstl1tn tnDDf1tert &nn0t0dtett.
SSn einer 8erlannllung BEG Gen.
tral 0emofratii9en 9lnti-Hrobibi.
tionsflubs iplnoen folgetloe '4anoi-
oaten fir gountp-Nen1ter ir1ooIfiert
0ti9ter beg 81. 9iitrittseridts,
Gbiuar6 9mger.
3idter bes 81. 9iitriftseri9ts,
M. 6. gmdleS.
9iftriftzgrerf,
slnbreas guD jr.
Diftrift<Mnipalt,
S. s. Safer.
GoltrtbSHidter,
9bil S. eboof.
Sheriff,
9. .. 2inbiap.
gorntbzglerf,
@iuian 6. Samilton.
@ountD&glnipalt,
George Snntref.
gountb@&oIIeftpr,
sSSpbn q. Bitter.
goltntb@afeiior,
gllbert Snt6.
County, @S6abneiiter,
u. 9. 8altpn jr.
gountb@germeiier,
@. 90. 2pfc.
S6ulzSlperii,tenoent,
3. s. Stciuart.
SrieoenSri6ter. Erecirft 1, Ylab 1,
Suiepb ltmideib.
6riebensridter, 9reeinft I, glab 2,
Sen 9. 5isf.
sodute~ nnb giebsSnipeftor,
Sart M1tiieD.
&onitabLer, Precinft 1,
S. 6. Sraimcr.
County @acnlmiiidr, 9recirft /,
slntomip 6errera.
County b>@ontniiIdr, 9recinft 2,
G6. 8alm.
County saommiiidr, 8reeitlft 8,
syranf SDmtners.
gountbeaon,,niiidr. Precinft 4,
@. 6. arpeger.
(MnSetge.)
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@las bid nidt muf ionit bringt
oif
3um Hlaben i6on ein fleiner Sti6.
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Sobn $. Bolton, offentIi6er geo.
tar. @rineeigentt,m. aeent fiir
Beniionsoaipriihe. 8i1nmer 8, ct.
Sanes SoteI, Dit-Souiton Strabe.
8eibe telephone $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN
PARK LAGOON; SUICIDE

Chicago. July 1S-Thc body of @
well dressed woman found last night
lu a lagoon in Jackson park in this
city were practically determined to-
day to be- that OF Miss Mary SchraEe
formerly "a maid employed in the
home of Miss Hulda pucstrow, L3f'
lafayette avenue 50 Louis Accord
ing to adVices from that city. Miss
erhuEe lrft the Dursiruw home lHHi
Monday evening. aud 30 Naa Thought
sha had gone 60 Ann Arh0r Mich.
Dr H a. w. HrInhardf coroner
physician. after post muriem fAnml-
nation roarhrt tht conclusion that ths
woman hHd committed suicide und
uu|ufrd 0uf HH uns ihIN motive fnr
naf fhH shr bad aunef.I irHm Hn lH.
flInHi uWur fNnf HuU0HI.l fn NH'r
boon lnmrHhiu. wound IH tHn nU b
Fhl.h $500 af Hr.i Hl0H Ha IHlIr iIHs
ul IhIF nuI NlHN HIfd Nf fH
IHl.Ir.an ln Half h.H ulIr hF HHI
.l0HI uNUUNIIHH
N h.NIHF IfN|"N
..I.I I..N Hl N lHIIH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
AGED SWIMMER MEETS
DEATH IN CHICAGO RIVER
Thousands OF People Watch UnIOr-
unate Man Perish; Effort at
Rescue Unavailiug.

Chicago July 1S.--A. G. Freeze, GO
years old. the Oldest contestant in the
swimming race today in the Chicago
river conducted by the new Illinois
Athletic club, was drowned while
passing under the Madison street
bridge.
Freeze with the other swimmers
left the life saving station al the
mouth of the river to swim to Van
Buren, street He was an unattached
entrant The race was won by c.
Benson. of the New Illinois Athletic
club. with Anton jaeger, of the same
club, a close secopA.
Freeze Was a German and resi-
city squares from the goal when ne
sank. almost at the moment the win
ner finished. At the same time How
ard Wetz, another contestant, was
seized with cramp and barely escap-
ed a similar fate to that of Freeze.
Freeze was a German and a resi-
dent of Chicago. He was the pro-
prietor of saloon in Milwaukee ave
nue.. Thousands of persons stood on
the banks of the river and on the
bridges and witnessed the drowning.
Tarold Christanson. l Z years old, not
ing the distress of the swimmer,
sprang into the water and started TO
aid him but was not able to reach
him in time The police recovered
the body by means of graphing
hooks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
MOTHER JONES ADVISES
MINERS TO CONSOLIDATE {
Proposed Agreement Between RiNai
ORGANIZATIONS Receives Favor
able Consideration.

Denver. Colo, July 1S.-The aues-
ton of closer working agreement
with the United Mine Workers Of Am-
erica was brought officially before the
convention of the Western Federation
Of Miners this afternoon The matter
was brought up during the considera
ton of President Meyers annual re-
port. in which he advocated such an
agreement The discussion brought
out the fact that many OF the mem
bers felt union with the coal miners
organization might force the Western
Federation men Go adopt the check
off ana contract system. The latter
organization does not make contracts
of any kind, The fight against an
aftilation Of any sort was led by
George Hutchinson but he was badly
defeated and the president was in
structed TO appoint committee of
five TO devise ways ana means where
by a working agreement can be OBJ
tanned.
Al this iuncture, Mother Jones, who
is known among miners from one end
Of the country to the other, entered
the hall She was given a great ova-
tlon and addressed the convention for
over an hour advocating a closer un-
ion among all members of organized
labor.
The morning session was consumed
in the consideration Of case of al
legged graft on the part OF a Tonopah,
NeY., miner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
JAPANESE GR0AN UNDER
HEAVY WAR EXPENDITURE
DeputatiOn Protesting Against Mill
Inrism Given SranI Satisfaction.

Victoria, u. c., July lS.-News OF
a remarkable interview with the Jap
anese minister of communications by
mail adVices from Japan. The dele
Joint deputation from the Japanese
chambers of commerce Is given In
cation, II Is said. criticised the alb
normal military expenditures and fin
ancial arrangements which they said
had caused the great financial depres-
sioD The minister of finance replied
that existing armaments could not be
reduced and regretted that Japan had
not two more divisions during the re-
cent war. This would have enabled
the japanese. he declared, 10 crush
the Russians at Mukden and enabled
them to secure a large indemnity The
deputatiOn urged economy ana the
minister promised that the taxation
would not be further increased. al
though the existing rate OF taxation
would be maintained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
RAILROADS COMBINE TO
FIGHT ARKANSAS LAWS

Little Rock. Ark July 1S-Four
railroads operating in this state. the
st. Louis and san Francisco, st, Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern, ST Louis
and southwestern and the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific entered suits
in the federal court here today TO
prevent the enforcement of the recent
ly enacted two-cent passenger fare
land freight tariff legislation. The
railroads assert that the freight rates
ordered are cOnfiscatory and discrim-
mating, and therefore unconsutution-
AL The three last named roads also
assert that since the two-cent fare
law went into effect they have oper-
ated at loss.
An injunction restraining the state
railroads. from prosecutions for viola
lions of the statutes is asked
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
NO NOTIFICATION OF
RATE INCREASES
Commerce Commission Has
No Information Concerning
Reported Intention of Rail
roads; viii Investigate,
lBy Morning Journai sseeiaI I-assd wlreI

Washington. -. c., July 1S.-The
lnsterstate commerce commission has
thus far received no Information CON
cernng the proposed increase of
freight rates. If the rates made by
the railways are made the subject of
complaint to the commission that
body, Of course, would investigate
them. on its own initiative the com-
mission probably would institute an
inquiry into any general increase to
ascertain whether the rates are rea-
sonable and just. but any determina-
ton of such an issue would not. be
forecasted by the commission itself
Chairman Knapp Of the commits
sion. in an interview today said:
classification for increase Of freight
rates, II there is to be such an in
crease may be found. II at all, only i'm
the fact that the increased cost of
operation and maintenance of rail-
roads has reached a point whore rea-
sonable profit on money Invested in
them is not possible from the revenue
they now make. In determining
whether rates are reasonable. careful
consideration Is necessary OF three
factors-that good wages be paid rail-
road employees. that present transpor-
tation facilities be kept at a satisfac-
tory standard. and that new facilities
be provided 10 meet every increase in
demand for them"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
BABES KILLED
BY MANIAC
MOTHER
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
FOLLOW TRIPLE MURDER
Three Children Dead, Mother
Dying From Poison, 6tlm Re-
suit of Domestic DiSCord in a
Buffalo Family,

Buffalo, n Y, July 1S.-Mrs lisa
bella A. Sahalen fed poison to her
three small children today and then
strangled each with a handkerchief to
make her work sure. Then she sent
to the grocery store for more poison
which she took herself. The three
children were dead when their moth
er was discovered ana Mrs Sahalen
was dying. Physicians did what they
could for her but IT is thought she
can not survive.
In a statement which Mrs. Sahalen
made to the police and the medical
examiner the woman blames her sis
ter-in-law. who, she said, caused her
much domestic unhappiness This
noon, when Sahalen was home for his
midday meal his wife, Sahalen said,
as he went out the doors "If this
keeps up this afternoon there Will be
something happen here before night.
Sahalen took his wife's remark
lightly and went to work. He is
teamster He did not learn of his
wife's deed until night. Just after
o'clock Mrs Sahalen wen out into
her doorway and screamed to her
next door neighbor. Mrs Brown, that
she had poisoned her three children
ard herself Mrs Brown rushed into
the Sahalen yard and Mrs. Sahalen
met her with a bread knife.
The frantic mother made a thrust
at Mrs. Brown, who retreatcd and
called for help. Physicians ana the
police found the three children dead
and Mrs Sahalen under the first ef-
fects of the poison.
Frank. the fifteen months old baby
was dead in his go-cart in the dining
room with q handkerchief stuffed into
his throat, Eliza beth. the three-year-
old girl was evidently killed lirst and
Mrs Sahalen took the three-year-o
boy. Charles. out of bed from the dead
body of his sister and placed him on
the floor. Then she lay beside The lad,
fed him poison and strangled him.
The crazed woman had no more pois-
on left SO she hailed her neighbor's
boy, Willie Brown, and sent him for
more. When the boy returned she
took the poison and called her neigh
Dor.
The medical examiners said the
children had died probably an hour
or more before the mother took the
poison herself.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-19
SIX DEAD IN GRADE
CROSSING HORROR
Automobile Run Down by Fast
Train on The Pennsylvania
Roadi Chauffeur and Pass
engerS Perish,
(By Morning journal Special Leased wire.I

Warsaw, Ind. July 1S.-Charles s.
King of Fort Wayne, his wife and
two daughters. carl Timmons. the
chauffeur. and Miss Fay Bradshaw
were killed in an automobile accident
by being struck by a train Of the
Pennsylvania railroad west Of Colum-
bia city this afternoon. The party
was in Mr.. Kings automobile and was
going from Fort Wayne to Lake
Wawasee to spend Sunday.
Mr.. King was agent for the Pru-
dental Life Insurance company ana
formerly was a member of the In
diana legislature for WiGash county,
being chairman of the ways ana
means committee He was a member
Of the Columbia club at indianapolis
and well known throughout the state.
Mr. King was one Of the best known
republicans of Indiana and has taken
prominent part in public affairs.
His daughters were aged ~ and l6
years. Miss Bradshaw was sixteen
years old and was neighbor of the
King family. whose guest she was to
be over SUNDAY at the King cottage
at Lake Wawasee.
The six bodies We're taken to Co
lumbia city and We're taken 20 Fort
Wayne tonight
The accident happened one-half
mile west of columbia CITY The au-
tomobile WAS stopped at % crossing
by a freight train and drove ou the
tracks behind the caboose. me driver
falling 60 scr the cnstbouud Manhat-
tan limited passenger which was pnsH-
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