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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-03
a New Rheumatlsnl Cure

Here's another sure cure for rheu.
matlsm; See these, Gan said.
uraWing three round sticks of some
piacE substance from pocket That's
electric light carbon. Carried 'em six
months now and never had a touch
Vi rheumatism. Used to have it all
the time before l carried the carbon
IL beats a buckeye all holler."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-03
Epiurammatic.

However, 1t isn't always the man
who talks the loudest that Is heard
the farthest off.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-03
Youth-Givinu IIIusjons

The most important things for a
young woman to cling to are her illu-
slons. Nothing, indeed, will keep her
SO young or so cheerful. So long as
she believes that anything-ahything
delightful, of course-can happen to
her. it will never occur to anybody to
think OF her age.-Ladies' Field.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-03
haloed and Fascinating.

The bachelor is attractive to old and
young because the very fact that he
does not owe legal allegiance to one
woman surrounds him with halo Of
fascination, an atmosphere of possible
romance. There is no specimen of the
tribe who is not pursued by feminine
attentions, even though he may have
reached the Biblical term of human
life.-Lady's Pictorial.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-03
Love Atonement for All.

1t has been said that man may
starve his wife, may even beat her, yet
keep her love if between blows he as
sures her of his love and heals the
bruises with kisses Certain it is that
the woman who loves man can al
ways find excuse for and condone any
offense of which he may be guilty SC
long as she believes in his love fol
herself. -Exchange.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
MRS. WEBB CAN'T RAISE
BOND TO SECURE
HER RELEASE
EX-Wlfe of the Tobacco King
SILL Occupies Coll N
Chicago Jail.
MILLIONAIRE FRIENDS
HAVE FORSAKEN HER

Chicago. April 16.-Mrs. Alice
Webb Duke, eX-wife of Brodie l.,
Duke. millionaire member of the To-
bacco trust, who was arrested on Sat
urday, charged with defrauding the
Great Northern hotel by the issuance
of worthless checks, still occupies a
cell i'm the wOmens ward of the coun-
ty Jail. The woman. who a short
time ago had millions at her COM
mand, who was wined and dined oy
business men of New York, Chicago
and other large cities, all anxious to
be in on her financial schemes. has
been unable to furnish the $4,000 bail
necessary to effect her release.
That Mrs. Duke has had business
consultations with Stanford White,
the New York architect who was
killed i'm Madison Square garden by
Harry Thaw, a short time before he
met his death. and that she expected
to meet White in Europe later in the
summer, was brought to light today.
\ letter written by Mrs. Duke, in
which she tells Of a dinner at which
a banker and stanford White We're
two Of the guests, was found in her
rooms.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
CANDIDATES. FIGHT IN
M|D-CAMPA|GN
STAGE
Republican Leaders Assemble
at Chicago to Take Up Mat
terS Concerning Convention.
OPEN TAFT OFFICES
IN WESTERN STATE

Chicago. April 16.-Republican pol
tiles national and state. revolving
about Chicago as the pivotal center,
take on deep interest. Beginning to-
morrow the real work of the mid
cam paign stages preceding the Re-
publican national convention will open
and the real fight between the rival
aspirants begins in grim earnest.
Chairman Harry 5. New of the Re
publican national committee and Ell
mer Dover, secretary of the commit
tee. come to committee headquarters
in Congress hotel to determine some
of the details Of the convention ar
rangcmeuts and to take stock of what
has been accomplished. Chairman
New came in from Indianapolis and
Secretary Dover is expected to arrive
tomorrow from Washington.
Western Taft headquarters are on
the schedule for the spring opening.
No formal announcement has been
made, but Frank II. Hitchcock, gen
cral manager of the Taft campaign,
Is expected TO be in personal charge
OF the western headquarters staff, and
il was said tonight that Hitchcock
will come to Chicago for this pur-
pose Thursday.
other presidential booms are an
ticipated directly in the wake of
Hitchcock.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
IMPORTED MEN
ARE ROUTED
Strong Detachment Of Police Nee
eSSdry to Quell Most Serious
Disturbance Since Strike Was
DeClared---Mayor Condemns
Action of Company.

Chester. Pa, April 16.-The most
serious disturbance which has MARK
ed the strike of motormen and con-
ductors of the Chester Traction COM
pany occurred early tod during
which two employees were shot. but
not seriously injured.
The company attempted to operate
car and William Borgmann, who
acted as motorman, was shot in the
foot during an attack on the trolley
by large crowd of strike sympathiz-
ers. Earlier in the day william Cries
emeir, claim agent of the company.
was shot in the leg while leading a
squad of forty men who were import
ed to take the place of the strikers,
to the car barns.
The disorder was spasmodic during
the night but a serious outbreak be-
gan with the attack on the imported
men before o'clock a. m. An at
tempt to lead the men from the hotel
at which they are quartered to the
car barn by back streets was discov-
cred by the strikers and their SYM
pahizers, and in nand to hand fight
the imported men were routed and
driven to the shelter of the barn.
Griesemeir, who had charge. was
struck oy a bullet and was helped
into the ,oarn. rhe company a. epea
started out ca which was attacked
| before II had gone FAR J
Men swarmed aboard from all
sides The trolley pole was pulled
| from the wire and missiles were
! thrown, breaking every window in the
car. number of revolver shots
were fired. A strong detachment of
police rushed up and finally sue
ceeded in driving back the crowd. The
car was left standing on the track
The mayor strongly condemns the
company for attempting to start
car without his permission.
President Riggs of the Traction
company has requested Mayor john
son for a detail of a hundred state
police, but the mayor refused as ne
feared their presence might cause an
other outbreak. Thereupon Riggs
telephoned the governor requesting
regiment Of state troops. The result
OF the telephone talk is not known.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
MURDERER ALA
WILLING TO DIE
Slayer Of Denver Priest Bctrays No
Remorse and Doesn't Want
spiritual Advice.

Canon city. Colo, April l6.-Guis-
eppe Ala, the condemned murderer
of Father Leo Heinriehs, whom he
shot at the altar in st. Elizabeth's
Catholic church in Denver on SUN
day, February % last, has given the
prison officials no trouble since he
was placed in the state penitentiary
to await his execution in July.
The wounds which were on his
forehead when he came here, caused
by the efforts at self-destruction in
Denver, have entirely healed
Ala spends most of his time i'm
the narrow cell, on his cot. and
sleeps several hours each day, as
well as the greater portion of the
night He has no desire for reading
matter, and So far has expressed no
wish for a spiritual adviser He ex-
presses no remorse for the crime he
committed. His appetite is good, and
he eats his meals with a relish. His
food Is the same as that served to the
officers ana is sent to him from their
kitchen. He is unlike the average
prisoner In that he does not use to-
bscco in any form.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
FLOOD CAUSES LOSS OF
HALF MILLION
DOLLARS
Buildings and Cattle We're
Swept Away When Lake
HduSer Dam Burst.
RIVER INDICATES FLOOD
HAS SPENT ITS FORCE

Butte, April 16.-Late estimates of
the loss occasioned by the bursting of
Hauser lake dam north of Helena
place the amount at about a half mil
lion dollars, though this may be in
creased by about a hundred thousand
dollars when more detailed reports
are had from remote sections. Early
this morning the Missouri river at
Great Falls was between 3 and feet
high. and was rising at the rate of an
inch an hour.
The slow rise indicates the flood
has practically spent its force and the
copper Smelters of the Amalgamated
at this point are considered out of
danger. The greatest damage outside
of the destruction of the dam was
done at Craig, forty miles north Of
Helena, where schoOlhouse, railroad
station, two general stores, two sa-
looms and several residences We're
wrecked. Losses of cattle are also
reported
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
M'CARREN WILL CARRY
FIGHT TO DENVER
Senator's Delegation UnSedteddnd
He Declares That Never Again as
Lond as He Lives viii Demo
cratic Mayor be Elected
in New York.

New York, April 16.-Amid scenes
of turbulence aud great confusion the
state Democratic convention ad-
jourucd today. After a bitter contest
the convention unseatcd senator NC
Carren and his delegation from the
ten districts in Kings county. The
convention seated the McCabe dele
gates from Albany county, elected
four delegates at large and alternates
to the Denver convention and dele
gates from the various congressional
districts, selected the presidential
electors and elected a new state COM
mittee,
The scene of disorder which dcvel-
oped from the rejection of the Nc
Carren delegates increased when a
resolution was sprung under Whlch
the members Of the new state com
mittee were chosen by the committee
as "A whole instead of each district
elccting its own members. At the
close of the roll call it was declared
carried by vote of 254 to 12S.
The announcement caused an up
roar and the officers of the convention
were denounced as robbers ana
"thieves'
A hundred men rushed for the
platform and a hand to hand clash
seemed imminent.
There was an alteration on the
stage, during which Sergeant-at-Arms
Watson was struck and knocked form
the platform. carrying the reading
desk with him.
The police finally appeared and
thrust the clamoring delegates oack
and partially cleared the aisles.
Before his delegation was unseated
Senator NcCarren declared that if his
men We're thrown out none of those
present would live to see u Demo
cratic mayor elected in New York
City.
After the convention McCarrcn said
he would carry the fight into the
Denver convention. Other leaders
made the same statement.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
ALASKANS WILL USE
MANY BIG DREDGtS
Spring Work about to Begin on
larger Scale Than Ever Al
tempted Before.

Tacoma. Wash, April l6.-The
greatest demand for gold drrdgers in
the world now comes from Alaska,
and a manager OF big New York
company that manufactures dredgcs
has come here 10 Investigate the sit
uati0u. He says more dredgers will
he shipped to Alaska this summer
than are now being operated in the
notheru camps. Inquiries for dredEers
are coming from sections Of Alaska
never before heard Of The largest
orders naturally are coming from
districts in which heavy dredging
machinery is already being used.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
OLD COUNCIL REFUSES
TO Be REPLACED
South Omaha Has a Civic War Ns
Result Of Irregularities in
Election.

Omaha, April 16-The newly elect
ed city council of South Omaha met
today and demanded possession of
the city hall. Members Of the old
council declined to yield. The MEM
bers of the old body have filed new
bonds and declare they will remain
in power, alleging that the recent
election was Illegal and void.
This contention is made on the
grounds Of alleged Irregularities in
holding primaries Both sides have
retained counsel and the matter will
doubtless have to be settled by the
courts. The contest has stirred up a
big partisan warfare and more than
SOC persons attempted to secure ad-
mission to the city hall last night
when the regular meeting of the
council was scheduled to take place.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
COUNCIL TAKES ACTION
TO HELP THE FANS
Merry Widow Hat WearcrS AT Cincin-
natl IiaIi Game viii be Fined.

Cincinnati April l6.--At the meet
ing Of the city council today Council
man O'Brien of the Sixth ward pre-
s"uted an ordinance providing that
any woman wearing a Merry Widow
nat at the National League ban park
must remove the hat before the
game commences. "in order that
those men who have paid 10 see the
game may be able TO see IT," The
council Immediately referred the res
olution back To the committee on law
of which O'Brien is member. The
proposed ordinance provides q fine
of $50 for each violation Of n.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
.COUNTtRFE|TS' MONEY
TO START REVOLUTION
IIaytien. Who Made His Own Funds,
GocS to sing Sing For Hard
Labor Term.

New York April l6.-Joseph NJ.
GInrdan, an agent of the Firmin
rryolutionists in the United states,
was sentenced today to six months OF
hard labor in Sing Sing prison for
having counterfeit Haytien money In
his possession. He was placed in the
custody OF United States Marshal
Henkel until May 10. Giordani was
having the Haytien notes printed In
New York to finance revolution.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16

nag and fly his red pennant as the
second admiral of the combined
fleets The other admlrals will fly
flags bearing two blue stars on a field
of white.
The review viii occupy more than
am nouT, and the gala dress Of the
ships and men, the salute of nineteen
Gurs from each vessel as the York
town passes IL in review, the gay dec
pT1tirns of the city itself, the hun
drcds of excursion steamers and the
thousands Of spectators on the hills
and skyscrapers Of san Francisco,
VIII combine TO make this one Of the
most imposing sights ever witnessed
on the shores Of the Pacific ocean.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
sTANDARD APPEAL IN MY.

Chicago, April l6.-The hearing OF
the appeal Of the Standard oil com
pany from the fine Of $29.24O, 900 inn
posed by Judge Lands was today set
for May : and S. The attorneys for
the government were given on,
weeks extension of time In which 10
file their brief.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
RUSSIAN GENERALS RETIRED.

St Petersburg, April l6.-The re-
tirement from the army for private
reasons" of Generals FOck. Smirnoff
and Rciss was gdZetted today. The
three officers receive pensions and are
entitled 10 wear the army uniform.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
BREAKFAST FOOD KING
IS DEAD IN OHIO
He started the Chew IA Bita" Bust
ness and was Also the Real
Original ProhbitioniSt.

Akron, O., April Ferdinand
schumacher, known as the Oatmeal
King Of America" from having
founded the breakfast food business
In this country, died last night aged
50. lie retired from business several
years ago. schumacher was also
prominent as being the original Pro-
hibitiuuist.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
DECLARE DIVIDEND.

Of the Amalgamated Copper company
today declared quarterly dividend Of
50 cents, Unchanged from last diN-
dcnd.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
All Danger Is Over.

Helena. April ia dispatch from
Great Falls says the flood from the
Hauser lake dam has reached and
passed that point without inflicting
any great damage. The use of dyna-
mite deepened the channel of the
river to sufficient size TO carry the
flood satisfactorily. The water rose
to a height no greater than during
the customary spring floods.
The smeltcr received absolutely no
damage. The situation at Craig is
serious, as the flood practically de-
stroyed the town. Work of repairing
the dam has already begun. 1t is es-
timated that it can be repaired in six
months at a cost of S200,O
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
MNNEsorA q. o. p. MEETS.

Minneapolis, April 16.-The Mime
sofa Republican convention met today
to select four delegates at large to
the national convention.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
NO SUBMARINES THIS YEAR.

Washington, April l6.-The House
today struck from the naval bill a
provision tor eight submarine torpedo
hOaLs.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. t-745 p. m.
No As. so p. m.
No. 10. S. p. m.
No. SO 30 p. m.
NO 9-II.45 p. m.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, Colo, April is. GsnsaIIy fair |
tonight and Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-17
THREE TAFT TOURS
CANDIDATE WILL TRAVEL IN sPE.
 s:& CiAL TRAIN.
Senator DoIiveF and Another Speaker Win Accompany Hinn---xFftehcoclk
 Says ~RacExea and Red
 Fire1 Will Begin.

Cincinnati. Sept. Is.--wiiIia1n H. Taft will make three campaign tours.
 His first will begin here septem beY 2S, and end October z at GalesburR, Ill This trip will take him through wis. constn. Minnesota. North and South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado. Kan- sas and Missouri. He will make one or more speeches in each of these States, and i'll In with numerous short addresses from the rear platform of his special train.
 The second trip. which will be ar- ranged in detail later, will take him into Kentucky. Tennessee and possibly North Carolina.
 The last trip will be in the East New York City will be visited and q speech will be made in the northern part of the Empire state. It has been decided that New England will not be included in this trip, but speeches will be made in Maryland. Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. which will bring the candidate back to his native city for the election.
 This plan of campaign for the Re- publican Presidential candidate was decided on today at q conference be. tween Judge Taft, Chairman Hitchcock. of the Republican National Committee. Senator Dixon of Montana, Director of the Western Speakers Bureau; Charles NagAl, National Committeeman from Missouri. and in charge of the Chicago Republican Headquarters; Robert 4. Ballinger member from Washington of the Advisory Committee. and A. I. vo. rvs.
 At the conclusion of the conference Judge Taft expressed himself as high ly gratified that the details of the first trip had been settled and that others had been determined uporl.
 Judge Taft will travel in special train and with him will be two other speakers of national repute. While It has not been determined definitely who these will be, 1t was stated today that Senator Deliver of Iowa would likely be one.
 After the conference. Chairman Hitchcock expressed himself generally on the manner of campaign which has been determined upon. making 1t plain that beginning with the first of Oeto- Der the racket and red fire" features would be fast enough and strenuous enough to silence all criticism.
 Discussing the negro vote, Judge Nagel said:
 T have had the opportunity to meet a great many representative men of the Afro American race and in my Judgment these men have never been more clear as to the significance of the issues involved in national cam paigns than they are at this time.
 The attempt to carry them away on a distinct race issue will in my judg- ment fail, absolutely fail. They re- fuse to have their votes determined by any such consideration. but on the contrary in all their discussions they are moved by considerations of very much broader import"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-17
CAR THIEVES CAUGHT
DEPUTIES CAPTURE THREE CAR
 ROBBERS.
They Had Been Breaking Open Car Doors and Throwing the Ffsikht
 Out On the Right of

Deputies Harry Mccord, George VII son and Claude Mckee. captured last nght three negroes that the L. & N Railroad has been longing to meet face to face for some time. The negroes have little trick of boarding a freight train and opening the door of a car right of way. Yesterday beside the Hayneville dirt road where it Is cross cd by the L. & N. were some peculiar marks and the officers followed prints they found beside the dents in the sur face of the earth, caused by large packages falling from a moving train to swamp. They first found three empty shoe cases with the empty shoe boxes inside. then scattered about thoy picked up peck of cheap spectacIss. some lard cans, several pairs of most beautifully colored stockings. empty cheese boxes. and lot of other little things. But not a cfue could they find to the thieves. that is until they were coming out of the woods where inc destroyed boxes were found, there they met one Albert Nelson, who when he saw the elofhcers, made bee line for the swamp. After him went the devatad little band. and from tussok to hiliock they bounded through the cane breaks until they got him.
 But the negro would not tell A word except to say that he himself was gull ty of part of the robbery. Investlca- ton of his associates and haunts drew suspicion to Dan Freeney, and Jeff Ward. who were located in a cabin on the outskirts of the city last night. Dan came easily. but not so Jeff. The big negro put up a beautiful fight. ana for A while Wilson and McCord had the fight of their lives. but the 1udicious use of a pair of nipnerx brought the belligerant to terms and he was handeuffed and brought to the jail. W '"e
 It was just by the first negro run ming that the officers were enabled to get clue on the thieves and they be. iieVe they have the men who for some time have treated the railroads freIrht seandalously.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-17

home after an absence of several weeks.
 Miss Lucy cryer, of Anniston. Is wis., iting Mrs. B. F. Cox at her home on Decater street.
 Dr. Mcconnico has gone to Colorado where he has been called by the SC. rius illness of his brother. who went there some time ago for his health.
 A party of young ladies who left Wednesday evening for Lynchburg. where they go to attend Randolph Julia May Henderson, Miss Lyra Mey- CT, Miss Katherine Dent. Miss Dora Frank. Miss Sadie Frank, Miss Ida Belle Gay, Miss Julia Gay and Miss Evelyn Tyson.
 MT and Mrs. B. J. Hill are being con graduated on the birth of a daughter whom they have named Emma An geline, at their home at Highland Park
 A number of friends who gave a surprise party to Miss Carolyn Pye at her home on Adams street Tuesday evening were: Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Con, MT. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, Miss Lucy tTOns MISS SdIOlln6 l4iSb nAdi Ross Sanderson. Miss Mary Kate cobbs. Miss Irma Parks. Miss Willie Nell Pye. Miss A..ce Doyle. MT. Tyson, MT. Nichols, MT. Ross, Mir. Burges. Mir. Sweatt, Mir McDuffy. Mr. Brewers, MT. Warren and Mir. Sweat.
 Mrs. Charles Chandler has returned from q visit to friends in Griffin, Ga.
 t Is
 hgfae puhu frIr afrtn bar -ara k1 Atlanta to attend the Agnes Scott School.
 Mrs. Nose McLemore and family have returned to their home in Mont gomery after spending the summer at their summer ome, sdyt!lene.
 Miss Mary Goodwyn Ashley has gone 10 Macon. oa.. to attend Wesleyan Col iege.
 Miss Lucy Golf. who has been visit ing MT. and Mrs. R. A. Con. has TO. turned to her home in Ozark.
 + +
 Mrs. W. J. Reynolds is visi..ne her son. MT. Al A. Reynolds, at Hot Springs. Ark.
 Miss Frances Nirnmo Green, assist ant librarian for the introduction of libraries in Alabama, of Montgomery, is guest of Mrs. Pelham Agee. This morning she addressed the Teachers Institute on school libraries Miss Green is we'll known in Aniston, and was heard with much interest by the new Library Association as well as the teachers.---Anniston Star.
 4
 Miss Mabel Strauss returned yester- day from summers outing of two months In the mountains of New York.
 + <
 Mrs. J. I. Logan. Master Zarble Lo. gan and Mss Nettie Thonnasson, of Cartervilie. are visiting the city and stopping with their cousin. Mrs. A. P. Wilson. on Dexter avenue.