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INC NaltimDrc NeiUo CO." NupIo NbetttoHIs
bic, 8eibaftsfii9rer, 31S Weits9erinansStr.
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-09
TRINIDAD, COLO, ITEMS.

Mrs. NJ. Tolliver of Denver is in the
city looking after property interests.
Mr.. George Smith, a former resident
OF Trinidad, was in the city last week
taking up old acquaintance.
Elmer Jackson left for his home in
Albuquerque last week, after spend
ing the past few months in Trinidad.
Miss Lillian Garth, who has been
confined to her bed with q severe case
of tonsilitis. is reported better at this
writing.
Mrs. Johnson has left for Chicago to
visit her son Randall, who is attend
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-09
LAS VEGAS NEWS.

Miss Beatrice Dunlap is still CON
fined TO her bed We wish her a
speedy recovery.
RMS. Hunter made a flying trip to
Albuquerque to visit her husband, who
is porter A. P
Mr.. Vance Green left for his home
in Guthrie, Okla
Rev. B, F. Bates and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. Y. Span
Sunday. A nine-course dinner was
served
Mrs. Jennie Moore contemplates
visiting her sister soon in Kansas City
Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson are new ar
rivals from Springfield Mo,
I'M Geo. Smith occupies position
in Mr., Brady's shop.
Mr.. Harry kingworthy is able to sit
up after a long attack of sickness.
Mrs. Deannooty has been confined
to her room for several days with q
severe attack of the grippe.
The Young Peoples Art club gave
surprise party in honor of Mrs. B. F.
Bates birthday. May 2, conducted by
Miss Blanche Dunlap and Miss Bessie
Dunlap. Twenty-one little children
were al the door singing bring them
in. The children enjoyed themselves
by playing games, and after the games
delicious refreshments were served A
number of beautiful presents were
presented. The little children are do.
irg excellent work and if the oldef
ones wClld only patternize Las Vegas
would be well represented at Pueblo
Confederation.
The third quarterly meeting was
held Sunday, April 10Th. The presid-
ing elder, Rev John Turner. was pres
ent and olFiciated. He preached two
grand sermons, morning and night.
All seemed to enjoy the services. Mon
day night held quarterly conference
and the reports were splendid
Thursday night, by solicitation. Rev.
John Turner, P. E., gave a grand lee
ture and a reception by the Silver Leaf
club grand program was rendered.
The chief attraction, solo, Miss Mar
guerite Logan. The choir sang beau
tiful Organ accompaniment by Miss
Beaula Dunlap.
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-09

the city visiting.
Grace, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Garth, has recovered
from her recent illness.
Rev. Bell is busy organizing mum.
erous clubs for the purpose of raising
funds with which to build new
church.
Little Jack Harris, janitor of the
church, has been quite i'll, but is much
improved.
Mrs Bette Bruce is building nice
retaining wall which increases the
value of her property a great deal.
Mrs. ]. H. Patton entertained at =
dinner last Thursday evening in honor
of Rev. Bell and wife Those present
report a delightful time.
Rev. R. E. Surrey, evangelist, passed
through the city few days ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth SiscO received the
prize offered by Rev. Bell for filling
soliciting card for the church. The
prize was a volume of shrdlu.
Plans are being laid for the corona.
ton of May Queen. There are only |
two contestants in the field at pres |
ent: Mrs. NJ. B. Wilson and Mrs. e. |
Sisco All the church clubs with their
respective chairmen in each depart
ment, are requested to bring in s400 |
on the day of coronatiops. Prospects
look bright so far
The X. of P.s gave ball in Labor
Union hall Friday evening, April "a |
A large crowd attended and neat
sum was realized.
Williams-Fergison:- Mr.. Thomas
Williams and Miss Matte Ferguson
were quietly married last Monday
evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. p. Ferguson |
Rev. Bell officiated Both young peo
pie are well known, the bride being |
member of the Junior choir OF the A. !
NJ. Z. church. Congratulations
Jordan's, at 2l5 E Main. solicits |
your patronage in the line of patent |
medicines. cigars and tobacco. toilet |
supplies, ice cream and soft drinks |
Come and be welcome Receive good
service in your own place with no fear
Of Icing refused admission.
Rev. J. Bell arrived in our city some |
two weeks previous fros Salt Lake |
City Utah. TO fill out the remaining |
conference year for Grace Chapel A |
NJ. E. church. We feel that Trinidad |
has been blessed in securing the serv
ices Of Rev. Bell, who. although quite
young, has reputation for churcI |
building. Mrs. Bell, a refined and dig
nified little lady. we think will win |
many friends by her amiable disposi. |
ton. Welcome to Trinidad, Rev. and |
Mrs Bell, and may we learn TO love
each other as God has commanded us. |
Easter Sunday was inclement to sucn |
a degree that there were no services
at the church in the morning. The |
evening was pleasant, however. and =, |
short but intelligent program was rem
dered. Among the best numbers was
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-09
We Grew Our Hair
Now Let Us Grow
Yours with

TRADE MARK
( Registeredl

NJ temples shoulders
u p my
When o. al
tiles all lengths and all conditions
bald places of the head
thing possible but
achieving The Of the
ing initiated largely by
when to sell their
good) referred "PORO" We
Hair Grower, 1.-THE oldest OF
Ro" box genuine without
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-09

Mr.. Vance Green left for his home
in Guthrie, Okla
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-09

ing the Chicago and Northwestern
Dental College.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
HURRIED FROM STEAMER
DAMAGED IN COLLISION.

ROTTERDAM, Jan. 22.-The steamer
Amsterdam. belonging to the Great
Eastern Railway Company. and the
British s.eamer Administer, from New
York, Dec. 30, for Rotterdam, were in
collision last night near Nieuwe Water
veg. The Amsterdam was badly dam
aged and proceeded to Maassluis. where
she has been beached.
The Amsterdam vas coming from
Harwich and had tlfty-six passengers
on board. A dense fog prevailed, and
the two steamers came together before
either had time to sheer off. The Am
sterdam had n great hole stove in her
bows, and the water began coming In
so fast that the captain decided to lower
his boats and transfer his passengers to
the Administer. This was done sup
posedly without mishap.
1t was reported here at one time This
afternoon that n OF the Amsterdam's
boats. containing twenty persons, was
missing. but careful inquiry at coast
points brought the information mat all
the. boats from b steamer had bssn
picked Up.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
NEW ORLEANS ENTREES.

NEW ORLEANS La. Jar. 22.-The
entities for t~o-morrow's races at city
Park are as follows:
The evening world., 1908-01-22
STOCKS DECLINE
IN SLOW MARKET
Reading, St. Paul, Baltimore
and Ohio and Other
Leaders Losers.

Stocks started to-day dull and irreg-
ular, with small losses predomlnating.
ST. Paul declined l Ii, Dlstillers' Sc
c~urittes l and Baltimore and Ohio 81.
The American Smelling stocks were up
n point. and Canadian Pacific and
Mexican Central large fractions.
A slight rally failed to hold, and in
the reaction which followed the list
showed an average loss OF a half point.
Reading showed the effect Of pressure,
but Smelling held just above the profit
level. Later dealings were a bit more
brisk.
Prices see-sawed until early after
noon, when there was a promising
rally, but this met a check through the
renewed selling OF Pennsylvania, which
declined to tho lowest. The rise
reacnedd / 5-s in Northern Pacific, and
in Union Pacific, Reading. New York
Central, Atchison and Great Northern
preferred. Pittsburg, c. c. & 81. Louis
sold UP 8, and Delaware & Hudson lost
4 IA.
The close was mixed. but with the
majority of the active issues, including
Reading, showing losses.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
LAMPORT SANE,
SAYS MINISTER
AND A WOMAN
Aged Millionaire Who Left
Nurse Thousands Was
Religious.

The Rev. ID. Wilson. an Episcopal
minister, engaged in missionary and
rescue work. knew Hiram H, Lamport
during the last five years OF his life.
and believed he vas not only rational,
hut a man of vigorous mind for one of
his age. Lamport was ~eighty-six when
he died in Paris In January, 1906. and
eiyhty-nve when he transferred $4,000
to Mary Clemcntine Smedley, who was
nurse. companion and daughter to him.
and 10 whom he bequeathed Sl6 900 more.
After bestowing $4l.O coo on his relatives.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
(LASHES W|FE'S
HEAD WITH HUGE
PAIR OF SHEARS
Son of Mailman
Saves Mother From
Murderer.

That Orestes Mennecocci. a decorator.
not to-day duplicate the murder OF ms
wife and children as the Orestes OF old
is probably due to the fact that his ten
year-old son. Virgil. awakened enough
~neighbors to Brighten the crazed father
away after he had slashed his wife's
face scalp with a huge wallpaper
shears until she was unconscious.
Mennecocci was caught fleeing down
Third avenue pursued by a dozen per-
son. by Policeman Fitzpatrick He was
clothed in trousers. slippers and shirt.
His face and garments were spattered
with blood and he still carried the
shears. lie was arraigned before Mag
strate Wahle in Yorkville Court.
I'm very bad man. Judge, very bad
nan. Right of, let me die. want
q be sent 20 the electric cna!r To-Day
ne shouted, as tive officers heid NM
lie was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital Tor
observation.
Mrs. Mennccocci was in court, only
ner eyes being visible beneath the oils
OF pd44liStS. - IA AN'0
fifteen gasnes in her head had been
treated. Al artery had been severed
-Four children, from W to ten years
old. sat rear the mother.
Mrs. Mennecocci told how her hus-
band u wandered about the house
accusing her and the children OF try
ing TO poison him.. Early to-day ne
awoke and forced her TO prepare cotee
for him. He then awakened all the
children and compelled them to dress.
The family was seated about the
kitchen table when Mennecocci jumped
from his seat. shouting:
You know the children put some
thing in my cup"
He then attacked her vic!ously with
his shears until she fell in a faint on
the floor. The creams OF the child
rem brought n%eighbors into the fat and
Mennecocci fed.
The evening world., 1908-01-22

made her reslduary legatce OF the
will now under contesA
Dr. Wilson testified that he often
called on Mr.. Lamport. and discussed
religious questions viva htm.
Mr.. Mooney cross-osumined. And
you, an EpiscopaliaA minister, didn't
you know that Mr.. Lamport was a
Baptist?"
'Oh. yes; but hat made no difference.
I gave him that spiritual aid and con-
olation he craved."
WAS MIR. Lamport liberal in his rom
trtbutions to your missionary work.
II never asked him for a contribution.
Money was never mentioned
Mrs. Maria Augusta Morse. OF No. al
Riverside Drive, then testified. She
said:
'I took luncheon with Mr.. Lnmport
and Miss Smedley at the Murray Hlil
Hotel on the eve of their departure
TO- Europe, in 1906. and w talked
about that trip. 1 took Mr.. Lampor
to a meeting of a women's club. once
he entertained me with "reminiscences
OF rs NE. but In iae presence Of W 'm
en- he was usually a steiner
c,,,si1ns- ,ekct ia T'owns:n1.
"oh, no. he was wide awake. and ap'
He told several funny stories during
luncheon at my house on one occasion
Under cross-eXaminatlon Mrs. Morse
confessed to seventy wears. she saiG
she taught the Delsarte system.
Franklin +. Morse. manage OF the
New York and New Jersey Car ServIc.
Association. followed on the stand witt
similar testimony.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
OUARRELLED OVER FARE,
BLOCKED TROLLEY LINE.
Conductor Tried to Collect From
Friend of the Motorman, Who
Got Mad About II.

fudge. this whole trouble started be-
cause the conductor tried TO collect a
fare from a friend OF mine. though he
didn't try to collect any from his own
friends" laid Motorman James Murphy,
when led before Magistrate kernochan
In the Night Cour charged with intoxi-
cation by Policeman Devanny. who ar
rested him at Eighth avenue and One
Hundred and E~ighty-nrst street.
Devanny said he captured Murphy as
he was Quarrelling with the conductor.
The row had blocked the Eighth avenue
car line. Devanny said. Murphy denied
he was drunk. Magistrate Kernochan
discharged him. He lives at No. Al West
One Hundred and Thirty-seventh street.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
The Closing Quotations.

To-day's highest. lowest and last prices OF
stocks ana Of net changes as compared with
yesterdays final prices are as follows
The evening world., 1908-01-22
DiSHEARTENED WIFE
TAKES CARCOLIC ACID.
Care of Family During Husband,
kSlow Recovery From Illness May
Have Eeranged Mrs. Silva.

Disheartened by the slow recovery
OF her husband from an operation per.
formed some time ago. Mrs. Elmer
Silva. of No. 70 West One Hundred and
Third street. drank a mail bottle Of
carbolic acid solution to-day while her
husband was in mother room.
The solution was strong enough to
burn Mrs. Sl!va's lips. and her screams
brought her husband to her side. He
called a j. Hood Wright ambulance.
Or. W~eingarten quickly restored the
woman and had her removed to the
psychopathic ward at Bellevue Hos
pal.
month to keep herself and two chill
dren. alive while her husband was in
the hospital and It is believed the
strain temporarily deraneed her mind.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
PSYCHE KEEPS CROWDS
GUESSING ON BROADWAY.
Many Sure Figure in Window Dis
play Is Human, Others That 1t
Is Clever Mechanism.

The weird picture of a mechanical
man or a human mechanism playing on
a Regina plano in the window OF the
Regina Company Is causing no end Of
worry to Policemen Rehan and Lubeker.
two giant members of the New York
Traffic Squad whose duty 1t is to keep
things going" at the corner of Seven
teenth street and Broadway.
The light of a dead man or a live
machine which sits for hours. without
the CULVER Of a muscle. running a player
plano is OF itself enough to make an
active policeman nervous. But the case
presents sraver aspects. Not only do
the crowds which gather about the WIN
dow keep the aforesaid promoters Of
activity busy in clearing the way, but
they have serious thoughts of reporting
b Ease to Mr.. Jerome, for the situa-
ton IL assuming the proportions Of q
genuinely Ubiquitous betting ring.
Som are sure It Ii a man. Others
are cert-'n 1t is an automaton. All aeem
good long green" Ho matter M'' wb me
Atde OF the case you wish to take, or
Haat the sum you wish to wager, you
your money and give you dds besides.
II Psyche" is a man, his control or
his facial muscles. which never move
or witch from hour to hour, Is truly re-
markable. If Psyche Is merely a me-
chanism. the wonder Is still wonderful.
for the action OF his legs is certainly
i.Ielike and his hair looks as though
L.. c. WILDER, the manager OF the
Regina Company's store, said yester-
day:
"of course. I regret that our window
display Is causing undue trouble To the
already overworked members OF the
New York Trafic Squad, but as we in
vite everyone into the store and charge
interference on the part Of the authort.
~. ana uhail continue The. dsplay." ses
The evening world., 1908-01-22
Vol A PlRATED EDITION.
The Famous Waltz consisting Of clgt

The Famous Waltz consisting Of eight
music pages) from ''The Merry Widow"
will be given i'm the Magazine section Of
NENT SUNDAYS WORLD. January 20.
This music, consisting Of 26 stats. H. the
only authorized copyrighted edition. and
Is issued ns n newspaper supplement cN-
cIusiveiy through The World by special
arrangement with he music publishers.
\ Co, Ltd. London and New
York. Any earlier issues Of this music by
n newspaper nre pIRATltD and ircrm-
pIete. Get the REAL music of the Merry
widow Waltz In The World next sunday.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
LOSES WORK AT "a HE
JUMPS FROM WINDOW.

cOXSACKIE. N. Y. Jan. 22-Henry
cheritree. aged ~elghty-four years. killed
himself last night by leaping from a
th!rd-story window of the Eagle Hotel.
The old mans mind had been falling
for some time. A few months ago he
lost his position with a local firm by
whom he had been employed for many
years.
The evening world., 1908-01-22
NINETY PER CENT.
OF K~N|CKERB0CKER
ASSENTS IN HAND.
Nearly s5S,oCO,o0 Cuaran-
teed to Trust Company's
Reorganization.
SOLICITORS ARE BUSY.
Major Woodbury. Says Justice
Clark's Requirement Will
Be Met.
SOLICITORS ARE BUSY.

Owners OF % per cent. Of the deposits
O. the Knickcrbocker Trust Company.
e~rgrcgating nearly s3S. 5000. an. Major
Woodbury. announced to-day. have as
Cented to the reorganization plan.
Major Woodbury. was loaned to the
depositors' committee by the General
Electric Company. has been put IN
charge OF the work of rounding up
recalci,rant depositors.
I'VE are doing very much better than
We expected" said Major Woodbury. at
hopeful that. by the end of the COM
Ing week. when the time expires for the
oepositors' n~ssents. all OF the assign.
ments will have been made. Judge
Clark desires a practical unan!mity' Of
assents before he will submit tho re-
organization plan to the Superintendent
OF Banking. which means 90 per cent.
or better"
Major Woodbury. has solicitors call
ing o depositors who have held
back from asserting to the plan. In the
hope that they can withdraw all their
funds when the doors of the knicker.
booker reopen.
New Board Of Directors.
The Depositors' Committee was re-
ported to-day to have made a partial
list OF prominent men who are TO be
submitted as suitable directors TO the
voting trustees. Henry c. Frtck. Myron
i. Harrlck and Jev-a Casa I.alyarJ
All are said to be representative de-
positors, only two being members OF
the old board, who placed their resis-
nations some days ago in the hands Of
Frederick G. Bourne. chairman OF one
of the deposltors' committees.
Mr.. Bourne is said to be one OF the
old directors who is both a depositor
and a probable new director. He o
has 100000 on deposit in the Knicker-
booker Trust Company. against which
There Is no loan standing.
Eldridge Again Active.
Frederick L. Eldridge. former first
vice-pSesident of the company. has re-
covered from tis broken leg. which dis
abled him when the knickerbocker
Trust suspended, and is aiding the re-
organizers. 1t was out OF compliment
to Mr.. Eldridge's father that Mr.. ].
Pierpont Morgan & Co. kept an account
OF 10000 with the Trust Company,
against which a check was never
drawn.
Mr.. Eldridge has refused 20 serve as a
director. although asked to do so by
influential depositors. He is Interested
In companies which obtained loans from
the knickerbocker to the extent OF
100000 on Cuban properties. Two mill
ION dollars have been paid on these
loans and 81. eco. 700 are still due.
William y. Tucker, Of Tucker, An
thony q Co. bankers, of Boston, is
said to be the Other old director beside
Or. Bourne who will be asked to serve
on the new board. Mr.. Tucker is a
large depositor. and represents a wide
Interest.
The denial was officially made to-day
that the presidency of the Knicker-
bocker had been rendered to former
Secretary OF the Treasury Leslie NJ.
shaw, Who has resigned from the pres
idency of the Carnegie Trust Co.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-09

Zionites, when Bishop Walters open
ed up broadside on Roosevelt and
Taft. He kept the tuba in tune and
footed it again most effectively at the
Baltimore meeting of the Afro-Am-
erican Council at Baltimore. and
since then, upon every conceivable
occasion, Mr.. Dancy has made the
welkin ring with Administration mu-
sic No newcomer can now hope to
get possession of a horn that will
rival that of Mr., Dancy, either in
size or sound.
Politics should have no place in
the deliberations of the General Con
ference of the Methodists at Nor
folk and Philadelphia. If the Bish-
ops and ministers attend to the bus
iness in hand, they viii have all they
can attend to in the three weeks
they will have at their disposal.
Real workers do not haunt polit-
The Washington bee., 1908-05-09

sirable condition, and the privations
and sufferingS undergone by their
forefathers to secure their emanci-
patton; the South loves, cherishes
and honors her as one of its fore
most advocates.
Mrs. Mitchell will aid in the COM
ing national campaign, and has the
conviction to say why the Negro
men should support the fearless lead
er and defender of the race - Joseph
B. Foraker. She will return to her
home in time TO help send delegates
to the NatiOna Convention in June.
and she frequently calls the coIored
mans attention to the fact that in
1896, when Joseph B. Foraker was
chairman of the sub committee which
drew the Republican national plat
form in which appeared The Con-
demnation of Lynchings" as one OF
its planks: eve proclaim an un-
The Washington bee., 1908-05-09

zeal headquarters, nor worry the life
out Of the managers with impossible
schemes. Useful men are called when
needed
Jeff Davis made the usual ass of
himself in the Senate Wednesday.
Bryan's speech uPholding the dis
franchisement of Negroes in the
South has put to rout the malcon-
tents who framed up the Philadel-
phia convention.
1t will not be safe to trust a Dem
ocratic president TO name four jus
ticeS Of the United States Supreme
Court The nations highest tribunal
IS the bulwark of Our peoples liber-
ties, and it must be kept in the hands
OF our friends.
There will be some surprises in a
few days.
He laughs best who laughs last"
Secretary Taft has now over three
hundred votes "sewed up in a sack"
and enough in sight to nominate him
on the first ballot.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-09

Mrs. Sales, who recently married
Rev. Sales, is also a woman of very
broad experience. She has pleasing
manners as well as a genial dispo-
sition. Not only will these ladies
embalm and bury the dead they, but
they have in addition to their bust
ness over a dozen double teams that
will be hired for balls, parties, and
receptions. Let the community pat
ronize these two enterprising women.
They have started a business that
should be supported and commended
by everyone.
The above cuts show the true like
ness OF these two enterprising per
sonages. See advertisement else
where.
The Washington bee., 1908-05-09

the same, every recommendation and
suggestion made by me has been en-
tirely ignored. My objections to the
location Of certain polling places,
which at the time you informed me
would be granted, have not been car
ried out by you. Out of the twenty
two names submitted by me to you
tor appointment as judges of election
not one has been named. No later
than yesterday morning, at our meet
ing held in the office of Mr.. E. z.
Helm at the District Building. YOU
informed me that one colored man
would be placed on the returning
Board and that I should name him.
The returning Board was to have
been appointed at a meeting to have
been held yesterday afternoon, but
If a meeting was held l was not
advised as to the time and place of
same and had no opportunity to par
The Washington bee., 1908-05-09

genial for females to handle females
There are times when females die
that it is embarrassing to families for
them to be handled by men. This be-
ing a fact, these ladies decided to
establish a business that will com
mend itself to the people irrespective
of religious creed. color or condi-
ton.
Mrs. Dabney can handle a body
with as much ease as she can handle
the reins on her husbands horses.
She IS Congenial as we'll as a pos
tive character. She is a business
woman ali over, and one with a keen
intellect and practical business quail
ihcations.