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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
OKLAHOMA.

oklahoma city. Nov. 4-CompI,t,
returns from forty counties ian tn,
central and northern sections of tn,
state received by chairman j. o.
Thompson. of the democratic stat,
central committee, give Bryan "a plu-
rality of $4,000. Tho counties yet &,
b" heard from arc principally thos,
bordering on Arkansas and Texas
which have large democratic votes
These probably will raise Bryan s
plurality to $4,000.
Unofficial complete returns from
forty counties and partial returns
from other counti,. or tho scscntN %
1--WE. indicate that thu legislature viii
be composed OF no democrats and 80
republicans. This b. q gain of 20 for
tho republicans. but the defeat ot
United States Senate Gore is threat
cncd.
Marked gains v,r, made by IN, soc
cialiSts The party vote in oklahoma
last year was approximately 10000.
This years returns may iugroa o.
these figures To- 10000 both old par
ties losing. tho democrats probably
motp than tho republicans.
Bird 5 McGuir. Richard o. Nor-
gan ANA Charles g. ,~oager, republic
cans. are elected o. .ungr.-- from thc
first. second and tnIr4 districts. 90 rr-
publican gain OF tvo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
KANSAS.
SubLs Runs Behind TAFT.

Topeka. Kan. Noy. 4-Reports
from lightweight Of a total of l01
counties in the state received up t.
midnight give TAFT a plurality over
Bryan of 3O.97O votes. ON this basis
Taft has carried the state by nearly
30. 900. Returns ave been received
on governor from thirty-ninc counties
and these give W. r.. Stubs a plural
ity over j. y. Botkin, democrat Of
1906 votes. Stubs plurality viii be-
slightly less than Taft's.
The complexion of the legislature is
settled definitely. The republicans
have elected "A representatives, the
democrats 40 ana II are atill doubt
full. In the senate the republicans
have elected "a members, the demo-
Gratis "A and two districts are still to
be heard from. This gives the repub-
leans a vote of los and tho demo-
Gratis ~ with ~ doubtful in Il Joint
session. Even should the democrats
win all the doubtful members the re-
publicans would nave a majority Of
go votes, thus insuring the election of
Joseph L. BristoW United States SEN.
ator.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
MOTHER
TURNS ON GAS
AND DIES
MYSTERIOUS DOUBLE
TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK
Parental Refusal to Sanction
Secret Marriage Results in
CHASTITY Murder and SuiCidei
Victims Both Wealthy,
Thy Morning journal Special Lenssd wir.I

Thy Morning journal Special Lensed WirsI
Ncv York. Nov 4-The revelation
b.. a son to his mother of a secret
marriage and parental refusal to be
rccoucilad to. it Is believed to have
been the impcling cause of a double
tragedy in a large uptown apartment
house here today. The victims were
Mrs. Rebccca Nclt, "A wealthy widow,
and her only son, J. Nelson Welt. a
Wall street broker. the circumstances
of the affair indicating that the moth
or was shot by the son and that the
latter then took his w life by In
halinE Illuminating gas, The bodies
of both were discovered today. Mrs.
Welt lay dead i'm her bed from bullet
wounds in her head and body hor
son WAS found ON the floor of the bath
con IN his mothers apartment, life
less from ~asphNNiation. An aunt OF
the suicide, Anna Noit, discovered the
bodies when She sought to awaken
Airs. Welt in whose apartment she had
spent the night
j. Nelson Vcit, who was but -
years old. went to his mothers apart
mcnts last night and dincd with her
and Miss Anna Welt. Miss Welt said
today that Welt used the telephone to
talk to someone In the city during the
evening ana finally left to- watch the
election returns. The two women
talked together for some time after
ward and thcn retired for the night i'm
separate rooms. Welt evidently return.
cd to tho apartment some time during
the night but no one has been found
who saw him enter Miss Welt slept
ndisturbcd and the fact Of the muir
Ter and suicide was not learned uutil
soveral hours after the double tragedy
had occurred The police made the
discovery today that Welt, who was
supposed to be single, was married
secretly i'm October of last year. His
mother. who spent several months
each year in Europe had only recent
ly returned from france and the cor
puor's theory is that her discovery Of
her sons marriage prccipitatod q
quarrel between them, eliminating in
the tragedy.
Late today the police found Mrs. ].
Nelson Welt. widow of the dead man.
In another uptown apartment whcrc
she had been living with Welt for a
month past, having been away from
New York an tho time since her mar
riagc with Ncit i'm October. 1907. Mrs.
Welt said She had not met her hus-
bands mother ana did not know
whether cor not the mother was evcr
told ot tho marriage. Her husband,
she said. left carly last night and tel
ophoncd to her about 1880 he would
be home in hair an hour She aid not
hear from him again. she said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
OHIO.


CINCINNATI. -, Nov "a plurality
Of about 50.0O0 FOR Judge TAFT, the
republican candidate FOR president,
was The election day expression of tho
voters of Ohio, who however. at the
same time ch0os, the head of the OPP
position ticket by a plurality Of prob
ably 10000. r More thar half the pre-
ciucts Of the ~staterare included i'm tho
figures that show these results. gao Csc
Inmates being considered and amy diff
ference viii be simply as to tn" size
"f the plurality, there being no qucs-
ton of the certainty of the result. The
slow count delayed know ledge OF the
decision as To the legislature and both
parties claim 90 have the majority
that viii srttlc tho United States sem
3torShip The same slow count de-
ltyed decisions as tu the remainder of
tho state ticket
Each big city boz Ohio and every
,"uuty has contributed its share Co
the total precincts reported both ON
PRESIDENT and gny,rnor 20 that tho to-
tai on the preein,t vote from half tho
precincts I'm the state represents an
possible sections and shades OF nuin-
JON. This being tht cJ@ the same,
proportional Strength r. likely To
.'ntiau- throughout the stat, and
fHtt 1DHu" nr NOR. auI Harmuns
"i1rsIiiy ot -n.oa" 0il como CLOSE Go
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
MORSE CASE GIVEN
To THE JURY
Hougb'S Charge In
cIudeS Criticism of News
papers for Improper Com
ment During Trial.


Nov work \n,. -Th, eases ~
- ,,,
-"
us, Jointly hdlcttd ana on trlaI IN
the United states circuit court here,
f,r ,ior,tion of tho r.- king lnVs in
.,,,. 49,. ..,.t. 80 ta
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
HOLLAND NOT ANXIOUS
TO ATTACK VENEZUELA
Runners Of Hostile Nctiuu Denied at
Curacao.

Willamstad, Curacao. Nov THE
colonial government issued a COM
munication today t. the people Of
Curacao. in which il set forth the ru-
mors current recently that the gov
crumcnt of the Netherlands would
take some hostile action against Ven
czuolu on the first of November. were
without foundation. This communion
ton IS rather mysterious. particularly
Don the method of IT'S appearance and
il has created considerable discus
sion. It also has l,l to the belief that
Holland does not intend TO embark on
any course of armed hostility against
the republic of Venezuela. This COM
munication appears ass an unsigned
article In tn. Dutch language in a
daily newspaper of Curacao published
in Spanish. The article given as
surance that tho interest Of The coll
uuy win not Dee neglected. The gov
eminent OF Oh, Netherlands. il is cx-
planned. viii put am End TO the exist
ing difficulty with Venezuela in a
manncr entirely satisfactory TO itself
as wei as 60 the people OF Curacao
The cruiser Gudcrlaui entered port
Yesterday afternoon and is still here.
The cruiser Friesland viii leave port
TODAY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05

pletod before CON today aud the trta'
VIII ho begun.
Donohuc is charged with the mur
der cf Justiuiano Choyrs, at Wchh'
hummer Eltd,n. corner Fourteenth
street and Mountain road. srNergl
months Ago.. At tho preliminary hear
ing. held before Justice of the Peay,
Jose L.. Romero. iu old Town, there
was NO testimony brought ont which
connected Douuhuo With the murder,
except that given 10y two young m,n
Who We're With ChaNes at the time of
the shooting. vino testified that the
saw Douuhur holding a pistol i'm his
hand Immediately after the shot wa.
fired. lie was bound over to the
grand jury Ia tho sum of $4,000.
Tho trial VIII likely cover two or
three days. District Attorney FRANK
" clancy. assisted ~ j. Staab, MI
prosecute the case Tor the territory.
Attorneys W e. Hcacock, +. l.. Meo.
Ter and r. ~ Wilk,rson represent thc
dnte"la"t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
NEW JERSEY.

- 81 ' wi ftAFh lux
Trenton. y. j., Noy. A.=Hcyisvd re-
turns give Taft a plurality iu New
Jersey of about 10000. Thcs, figures
as TIA" latter returns come in may
possibly D." Increased to meet the
plurality given Roosevelt four years
ago. which was Ao.J9S.
one Of the surprises WAS tho small
plurality given Mr.. Bryan yesterday I'm
Hudson county. Unofficial figures
place this st 100. -Four years ago
Parker had 1888. This year Kmkaid
and Hamill, democratic candidates for
congress i'm the ninth and tenth dis
tricts. which comprise Hudson county.
carried the county by combined pIur-
al.ti,s of ll500. Robert Davis. the
democratic leader "f Hudson county.
was the u conspicuous democratic
leader in New Jersey who favored Mr..
Eryau's nomination.
Essex county. the home of former
United States senator smith. gives
Taft about 20 GOO plurality. Huose-
Volt carried tho county four years ago
ny -I.uGa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
NEW MEXICO CAN
NOT Be KEPT OUT
MUCH LONGER
PEOPLE HAVE EARNED
RIGHT TO ENTER UNION
Representative Of a Denver
Newspaper Finds Conditions
Support errjtory'S Claims
fol- Statehood,


TN actual development OF the
land in New Mexico has trcbIcd i'm the
last r,,r ,.,rs" s,tl ,.,ro. %
,,,,..,
w. ''"'''' ''' ''7"' "'
'al""'lI VINO rs thor"ushI| cohIers-
ant with Industrial conditions In the
entire Rocky Mountain region is en-
gagged in writing zap the RESOURCES of
the various states and territories Of
this part Of the country for tho Re
publican. ana is now contributing a
most excellent series of articles ON
New Mexico, having already covered
Ration and Lus Vegas, ana other
northern towns and their cnvirons.
Il have not been in NcU Mexico for
four years. said Mr.. Caldwell and
the changes that have taken place in
that tlme-thr Increase In population
the influx oi practical farmers an1
Inc actual tlIiug of the land are al
soIutcIN surprising. outside OF tn,
great irrigation development YOU pco
pie down here are just discovering
That you can farm with the rainfall @
what has always been considered
rainlcss country. Ten years ago
70 EtlI N'l A'Il it's e.
lunatic if you had suggested thai
corn ana wheat and oats and Ncgc
tables could be- raised I'M New Mcxir,
by utilizing the rainfall. Times hay,
changed now and that they HAY,
changed radically has been dr,pk inn.
pressed upon mo since / i@nspectcd IN,
wonderful drv farming lands aroup,
Las Vegas ana elsewhere. The III,
yclopmrnt Of irrigation has beer
equally romarkablr. lust the other
day / went over the great project az
tho French Land pud Irritation com.
pauy. in Colrlx county II is , fire..
mondou. project ana vim do much TO
make Colfax county occupv IA I,adfng
place among the ~pprirltui.I ,~ouptir
of the territory.
In my opinion. tho tank Of mn, m.
ness Of New Mexico for st,t.hool is
bosh. ana at the present rate Of de-
vclopmcnt cannot conceive that m,
territory VIII remain q t,rritor, mu.b
longer. Take ropuIatfop for hi.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
Nnnnr I.dilor neEcnl. ncnhnrn.

shenandoah. Iowa, Noy. Com
plcte returns from the eleven counties
IN the eighth congressional district to-
night show that ". p. Jameson.
democrat, defeated William p. Hep
burn, republican, by 1873 votes.
Jameson j. 80 years old and e. a
native of Iowa He has conducted a
newspaper here for the past seven
years. and two years ago was elected
To the state senate Mr.. Hepburn was
first elected to congress from Iowa
in 1850 and has served continuously
With the exception of six years be.
tween 1856 and lS92.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
MICHIGAN.
Governor Warner Reelected.

'WN'FIIVT N"T"T
Detroit, Nov. AT midnight with
Detroit and Wayne counties estimated
10 be giving Warner a plurality of
G,000. and with five other counties
cut OF the total of SO, missing, the De
troit News estimated that Governor
Warner. republican, is reelected by a
plurality OF 1928 over his demo
cratic opponent. Lawton r. Hemans,
~ Mason. The Free Press with
Wayne. Gladwin. Bcnsic and Lcelanau
counties missing, gives Warner a lead
OF 1.S46. Interest i'm the governorship
contest centcis 3Iouud the result OF
Wayne county where only fifty pre-
cincts out of 1876 had been completed
az the time the above estimates were
made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
COLORADO.

Denver. Nov. 4-Chairman vivian
of tho republican state central com
mittoo admits that tho trend of the
count Of TUESDAYS vote in colorado
is toward "A democratic victory. but
atfII homes that complete returns will
rive the state to Taft ana that some
Of tho candidates for state office viii
be- successful. However. he comedies
the election Of Former Congressman
John f ShaCfreth. democratic candi-
date for governor. and also comedies
"a good majoritv Of both houses Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
SELECTING JURY FOR
MURDER TRIAL
Difficulty Experienced in Sc
curing Panel to Try Jack
OOn0hue,

81 . o'clock yesterday afternoon
tho jury which Is Co -It BOO the case,
of tho Territory vs. John Donahu,
had mot been completed and Che work
~ selecting q jury viII hc continued
when Tia, court eaH..H.S 60 go
o'clock this morning Sine Iuror,
who N.Ip satisfactory tu both tine
prosecution snd 90. drf.us, had been
evening
Much difficulty was experienced iu
occurring jurors and the entire tenire
was exhausted before 4 o'clock. which
n,c,s iiatrl drawing l special V'nir-
tn. WORK COL selecting the three f,
mining iuIs men viii likely Doc COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05

the pluralities of those candidates on
the fun vote.
Less than half a dozen Ohio coun.
ties have reported the completion of
their vote counting and it is impos-
siblc tonight TO summarize the vote by
counties or otherwise. AS vet only
very mcager reports have been re-
cciYcd ON minor state candidates,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
OREGON.


Portland, ore, NOV 4-ECturns re-
cefycd up to 6 p. m. today from ore
gon give Judge Taft "A lead Of 26.617
over Bryan. These returns give DcDs
3,109 votes, Chain 1894, aud Hisgen,
IFS. Later returns probably Will in
CREASE Taft's lead, his total majority
going to 22.500 or more They will
also slightly increase the size of the
prohibition. socialist and i%ndcpcnd-
Unne party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
NORTH DAKOTA.

Neck and Neck Race for Governor.
Fargo. y. -. Nov. 4-ltcports from
the western part of the state give
John Burke. democrat. a lead Of neal
~ 1000 FOR governor, after a neck
and neck racc With G. \. Johnson, re-
publican. Democratic leaders claim a
majority of 5000 with outlying pre-
cincts still to hear from.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
TEXAS.


''H"H TTH0 ET"VV ~ IV''V"W'
Dallas. Texas, Noy f-Rcturns at
democratic Headquarters indicate
Bryan VIII carry Texas by 165. 600 ma
lority. Campbell democrat. fo" gov
crnor. leads the state ticket with 15O,-
GOO majority. Simpson. republican
received the heaviest vote in south
west Texas owing 10 the declaration
of tn" republicans against prohibition
and the German vote All dcmocrati,
congressman were elected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
U.nnI Dcmocrnnc MninrilN.

Dallas, Texas. Nov. 4.-Practically
complete returns from yesterdays
election show the usual overwhelming
maiorities in favor OF the democratic
ticket, both state and national y
resolution adopted by the democratic
state convention instructs the lcgisla-
turc to submit to tho vote Of the pco-
people at a futur" election, a constitu-
tional amendment providing for state
wide prohibition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
IDAHO.
slntc o,crnlclminglN EcnnhIlcan

Boise. Idaho. Nov. f-Practically
complete returns give Taft 5000 plu-
rality in Idaho. The republican
candidate for congress Is elected and
the Legislature is overwhelmingly
republican. insuring the election Of a
republican United states senator to
succeed Senator Hepburn. who is a
candidate for recollection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
UTAH.


SaIt Lake, Nov. i.-ln many of tho
counties of Utah whore paper ballots
arc still used the election judges have
not finished thu counting OF Tue
days votes. Complete returns from
tho state will not be available for
many days, but the final effect of
their tabulatiou Will DE- merely to
slightly increase or diminish the re-
publican majOriticS as estimated lass
night These will range from 10000
for the state ticket TO $1,000 for prcsi-
dental electors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
PORTO RICO.


san Juan. p. r.. Nov. t-Eleett3us
were hcld Yesterday throughout the
island for members Of the legislature
ana the resident commissioner at
Washington. The results snow that
every district was carried by the
unionist party Win increased ma
juritics. Tulio Larrinaga Nas re-.
elected commissioner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
MINNESOTA.


st. Paul, NOV. with complete
returns from one-half of the counties
of the state and incomplete returns
from the other half ~" ir7icat'""e
arc that Governor Johnson's plur.
atty viii bq $4,000,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05

publican. and j. J. Form, democrat,
has been elected as first mayor o,
Honolulu. comprising the ,"tia is
land OF OAhm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
IOWA.

Dcs Moines. low. Nov. More
complct, returns received to-day iud
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05

5000 ladies' hand bags NOW $500
2.50 ~pyrography outfits now l.oo
500 Post card albums nov 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05
WILL SACRIFICE OUR PROFITS TO GETT. Is per Ce

$1,000 Navajo Blankets, now $500
200 ladies hand bags, now t.5O
500 Fountain pens, now 3.75
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-05

$1,000 Navajo Blankets, now = -
800 typography outfits. nov 3,
500 Fountain pens, NOW =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
PFinius's Dos.

One Of the casts Of the Pompeiian dead in the
catastrophe Of 70 A. D.. 10 OF "a Watchdog .
forgotten. by his pngrateful master. l, yesonlus
Oh eet door Of the house overtaken by
death while lying on his back with outstretched
legs.--Harpsrs Dictionary OF ClasseaI Anhqua-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
Teaching the YounE Idea.

Now. since the days are growing somewhat cool,
The little children toddle on 10 school.
Where seats are scarce; they stand UP. asa rule
Tip Broadway, where the Spectator rreets
The show Mend with q boosted rate for seats, =
They think the game might pay on school house
streets.
They don't see why such places have a boom.
Put when they see the child face wrapped In
gloom,
They, plying. want 10 sell EN- standing room.
The street car man his leg urgently slaps,
An idea dawps: 'twould help a biz perhaps.
To NJ the crowded rooms with dangling straps,
Yet others. sober minded, do see 1T
To crowd each room. 80 not a soul shay sit,
And make a ~rdgecrus training school OF IT,
We i've a crowded, TANNED up life. and 20.
Wen teach the thlngo the little ones should know.
40 train them up he way they'n have e -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20

Ny father. a Quaker. used TO quote some lines
From the puny hands of heroes.
Whose infrm and baby minds deiighti In mischief
And who spoil this world, their toy. because men
suffer lt'
Can any of your readers tell me who wro,,
thisI J. q. HESTER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20

| aDOuL IL. VIC COuIuil v tilitik VI k0ttLlk u
writ against Squire Bennett. and he didn't
pay no attention to duns.
Il don't know who thought Of t-likely
1t was Caleb Whitney. Anyway, one morn
ing there was on the town hall door an
announcement Of g Democratic rally. y
After they'd had the rally. when we
heard that Squire Bennett was candidate
for member Of tho Legislature on tho
Democratic ticket, myi oh. myi tho town
was fiabbergastedl oil except the few who
were on the inside. For Of course In
those days a Mormon had about a. good
a chance Of election In New England as q
Democrat.
1T certainly was q shame the way they
worked on the old mans vanity. and yet
it was enough to make q dog laugh to SEQ
him campaigning with the best OF them.
And the day before election'-here he
spoke with slow solemnity-"he went
around and paid all his debts!'
The pause This time had a note Of final
Try in IT,,
the point Of the story beginning to reach
me at last.
The old man shook his head. Never.
But he was nominated again, the next
Year,
The postmaster began TO grin. but old
Hitchcock answered gravely, He got
the Democratic nomination every cleo
ton until he died.
Across the street the town hall door
few open, Anson Lawrence burst out and
stalked toward his house. A crowd Of
talking men flowed out after him. One Of
them came across end told Us the news.
We nodded silently at each other, Jesse
Wilder had been elected by a majority OF
three. Our tow preferred the weak mar
to the crooked one. a free people had ex-
pressed their convictions on public
honesty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20


Of "a a d. isof "a Tstnhdos ny. ""
by his ungrateful master, L. vesonIuI
MUS left tied 70 a chain behind TIT
1921 1r nne n94s1 80. oSsttaken %
--D1oftonaU or Cia,s1eaj Anfsoss
Centuries ere,ons A score.
Have the city oyerpassed )
. Since Yesuytan sshes cast.
And the dust clouds f.tefui fan
Ger PompeiI,s homes the nall
In unceremented graves.
Masters cheek nv jovi with slaves.
In level DOOM.
One death. one tomb.
DER the se,rcd Campsnisn con.
D%roppIne b,ck Times fsIInv r,,n
tn their native sea ,p,,n,
And ,vs,n restored IN ught
civ Ione Of Dreadful Nirbt
pomneiI rc.mrrrct,d W.s
Omen "a the ,nd.nt sLie,.
p,,roued hy ho.t.
NJ ho.rv .n,.t.
sudden as the nehtning's rleam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-20
The Gold in the Ruby Glass.

From tie Youths Companion.
Genuine ruby glass is expensive because
IL 10 prepared with gold. II owes Its color
to the presence throughout its mass Of par
ticles OF gold too small to be seen with the
Horoscope.
Only the ult r~amierosco?e. which renders
visible objects perceptib,e by means OF
their diff usion Of light, Ia aole to show the
existence OF these minute particles. With
the ordinary microscope the glass appears
as a uniform transparei- mass. but the
ult~ramicroscope shows that 10 Ia filled with
points Of light resembling stars on a black
ence OF the particles Of gold to which color
OF the glass In due. T.