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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-18
FINANCE AMI
COMMERCE
MaH Sircet.

New lOlk. Aug. t-IGGppnIAIit
WINS the m,st con~snicuons faatnra ~
lou"N S'och marker. Prices fos'
and iell alternately mostly within
marrow range although some of IN,
mann oc+,vo foot,ro. rari.t.raa ~,
80
St'H'I"i gums al me opening Inc
trading bore evidence Of bear pres
sure and general professionalism. al
though close observers expressed tn,
opinion that stocks are gradually
passing into stronger hands. This be-
lief appears TO be based largely on
the operations Of certain prominent
hanNing ana brokerage houses as wei.
as on the continued ease Of money,
further prospects Of good crops and
advices from the leading railroad cen
tiers which almost uniformly report in
dications Of awakening business. At
the moment, however, it cannut be
said that traffic is more than holding
its own. but the trunk Ines are wen
supplied with cars and making ready
for the prospective improvement,
quite the most important develop
ment Of the day in railroad circles
was the publication of the annual re
ports of the Hartman lines for the
fiscal year. The Onion Pacific sys-
ten showed a net loss compared with
the previous year of about $2.17O.00a
while the Southern Pacific Railroad
company reported a net decrease IN
the same period Of $|S.388,OP1 IN
both instances, however. DE fauino
of was largely due 20 increased taxes
'h't 'trn IN IN" Union Pacific state
,ooc , S,V"'rt lu'n ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-18
How % AvoId ArpendIcIus.

Most victims Of appendicitis arc
those who are habitually constipated-
Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic
constipation by stimulating ~ liver
and bowels. and restores the natural
action Of the bowels. Foley's orino
laxative does not nsuseate or gripe
and Is mild and pleasant 90 take. Re-
fuqe substitutes Sold by J. II.
O'Reiuy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-18
NOTICE

ARE YOU GOING TO Ell PASo To
VISIT OR 10 SHOP? III SO. THE
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL ~ THE
PLACE 10 STOP. IN THE HEART
or EVERYTHING. -FOUR BLOCKS
FROM UNION STATION. RATES
sac To S2O0. EUROPEAN PLAN.
STREET CARS PASS TO AND FROM
DtpOr. ". NJ. M'COY, PROPRIE-
TOR sass =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-18
PIPE-CLEANING.

and repaicing is n OF our specialtles.
Making elbows aud joints is another.
We are expert Plumbers in all
branches and are noted for doing
good work thoroughly, In "A reasonable
time, for a reasonable price. We use
only the best materials and employ
only the most reliable help. We
should be pleased II you will favor US
with you. next plumbing Job. You
won't regret II.
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81. Louis Aug 17.-W0ol firm mo
dunn grades cnmbing and clothing
10 zoo. light fine. 1G H1GiEc; heavy
fine. 11T1-r. tub washed. 20 "a .7c.
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. . . . . . . . . . .
Resolved that all orders for .
. supplies of any ana all kinds .
. and for all purposes he made out .
. ON the regular requisidou blank .
. of the irrigation Congress pro- .
. vided for hat purpose, and said .
. requisltiou must be signed by 0
. chairman of the auditing com .
. mittee, or In his absence by the .
. acting chairman; that all hlll1 .
. incurred must be properly vouch. .
. cred before payment and audited .
. at any meeting OF the auditing .
. committee, by the chairman Of .
Q said committee, or In his absence Q
Q by the acting chairman .
. w. S HOPEWELL. .
. hartman. .
r. E. TWITCHELL,
Secretary. .
II. SPTTZ. .
Chairman Audit. Com. .
. Z, A. MACPHERSON,
GEORGE ARNOT.
Q o Q . . . Q o Q o q . o
The evening world., 1908-11-17
CAS1ELLANE TO
ATTACK FORMER
WIFE IN COURT
Princess Sagan Will Have to
Defend Herself in Fight for
Children, Paris Hears.

PARIS, Nov. 17.-Paris is to-day
awaiting the trial Of Count Boni de
Castellane's suit for the custody Of his
three children with the confident belief
that 1T will prove as spicy an affair as
the divorce suit in which the Countess,
formerly Anna Gould, but now the
Princess de Sagan, was freed from him.
The case will be called In court to-
morrow. al which time date for its
trial Will be fixed. It Is believed the
case will be tried within a month.
In the forthcoming trial the Count
says he Will make serious charges
against his former wife The Count
explains that he RETAINED from using
the evidence at his command at the
time Of the divorce out OF respect for
the mother of his children" The pub
lie. however believes that whatever re-
straint he submitted to was wholly for
the purpose of effecting a satisfactory.
settlement from the Countess
The Prince and Princess De Sagan are
making an outward show of living in
happiness but friends of the Princess
declared again to-day that there is a
serious breach between them and that
divorce proceedings would have been
begun before this were IL not for the
Prncess's fear that they would seriously
affect her fight for the retention of her
chldren's custody.
II she finds that she must either give
up the Prince or her children the choice
will be quickly made in favor OF the
latter, her acquaintance say.
The evening world., 1908-11-17
FORCED TO LIE
DOWN AND REST
AFTER EXERT|CN.
New York Woman Is Finally
Relieved from Condition
That Had Become
Deplorable.

Among the many persons living in
Greater New York who have made
statements for publication with refer
ence TO the Cooper remedies Is Mrs.
Mary Levelley. OF 4l4 Amsterdam ave
nue., New York. who gives the. follow
ing account of her experience:
Having but recently recovered from
a long siege Of Illness. due to stomach
and liver trouble. ] esteem IL a pleasure
as well a duty 10 speak a few words
of praise for that best of all medicines,
Cooper's New Discovery,
For more than three years I scarcely
had well day. My stomach hurt me
nearly all the time. My appetite was
very poor and food distressed me.
was weak and extremely nervouS-could
not sleep, felt tired and worn out all the
time. My Homework became drudgery,
and after a little exertion ! would be
compelled to lie down and rest,
My vitality was at low ebb and my
system completely run down. | tried
numerous remedies without benefit; in
fact, nothing helped me until | began
taking Coopers New Discovery, which
by friends who had been benefited by 1t.
, AFTER taking the Cooper medicine
few weeks. l began to feel much stronger
and improved rapidly, My appetite In
creased. my digestion improved, my
nerves were quieted and my stomach
gave me little or no trouble. A full
treatment of the New Discovery coms
tpletely restored me, and | gained six
and one-balf pounds while taking it.
sleep like a child and awake In the
morning feeling refreshed and invigor-
ated.
81 have gained steadily ever since and
feel splendid, Ny appetite is good and
all food agrees with me. can scarcely
express my thankfulness for the great
good this Cooper medicine has done me
Quite a number Of persons OF my ac-
lquaintanoe have used Coopers New
Discovery with satisfactory results, and
] am glad to be able to recommend
medicine that has proved to be so gen
L. T, Cooper or his assistants can be
seen at any time at Rikers New Drug
Store. No, West Fourteenth street,
Just on Fifth avenue, New York, where
a demonstration of the Cooper medi-
cines Is In daily progress. The Cooper
remedies are on sale at all the Riker
stores, and can be obtained at any other
drug store. 80
The evening world., 1908-11-17
MOVE TO PUNISH
Joy" RIDERS IN
THE C|TY'S AUTOS
Two ChauffeurS Arrested in a
Test Case-But Magistrate
Reserves Decision.

It Is up to Magistrate Higglnbotharl,
Of Brooklyn, sitting in the Adams Street
Court, to lay a restraining hand on
chauffeurs employed by the city who
appropriate clty-owned automobiles for
joy rides for themselves and intimates.
The Magistrate was to-day asked to
send to jail 10 await trial two chauffeurs
DOYLE and Brown-technically accused
Of petit larceny in that they used with
out authority gasolene owned by the
city The Easoene was employed to
operate the engine OF big automobile
assigned to the Commissioner of Ac
counts, which Doyle and Brown took
out for private spin Oct. II last.
The mere fact that the chauffeurs ap
propriated the machine itself is not con-
sidered in the charge. No such charge
would stand, the District Attorney said.
But, he declared the using up of the
easolene, which could not be replaced.
constituted petit larceny,
Accordingly Commissioner of Accounts
Gallagher decided to establish a test
case by proceeding Criminally against
DOYLE and Brown. lie took this action
because so much scandal has already
attached to the private use by city Off
Gals as we'll as chuuitcurs of city
owned bubble wagons. Only a few
nights ago the Mayors own auto was
smashed in collision with a trolley car
while the chauffeur ana "a friend were
taking a ride.
Accordingly the two chauffeurs were
arrested and Commissioner of Accounts
Gallagher appeared against them to-
day in the Adams Street Court, Assist
ant District-Attorney White appeared
10 prosecute.
1t was shown that on the night OF
oct. 70 Brown and Doyle, then in the
employ of the city, borrowed" the big
touring ear Of The Commissioners of
Accounts, running IL out of the bridge
garage and not returning until the early
morning hours next day.
Assistant District-AttOrneY White
made out what he described as "A clean
cut prima facie case against the two
chauffeurs,
The Magistrate said he would reserve
decision So the result of the city's
test" case, viii not be known for
week.
The evening world., 1908-11-17
INVITED HIS WIFE
TO KILL HERSELF
Offered Her Revolver After
Quarrel, MRS. Helen Vain
wright Says in Court,

Jay W Wainwright, good-lookirR
young man Of thirty, who has been Nv
ing at No, 100 West one Hundred and
Forty-first street, was arraigned in the
Harlem Court to-day, charged by his
pretty and beautifully gowned wife,
Helen, with offering her a revolver and
suggesting that she XIII herself with II.
Mrs. Wainwright said that they had
quarrelled and had decided 10 separate
when her husband insisted IN taking her
pianola out of the house. She objected
whereupon he had passed her the re,
y,olyer, saying You had better Kill
The young husbands explanation was
this; They had quarrelled and she had
scratched and pumC.slled him where
upon he had offered her the revolver
with the suggestion that as she was
trying. TO XII him she lad better make
a good job OF Il.
Magistrate Crane believed the wife
version OF H. however, and held the
husband In 500 bail for further exami-
nation. He IL the son or a florist. who
70 court and hailed hum out
The evening world., 1908-11-17
l1vasl0n of Fields of Steiner Sex I'm
fits Woman for Her Natural Sphere
the Home The Greater
Criminals, Says Wife of
Brilliant Historian.
BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH.

Do lore
Are they sensitive than
Are they ,r1u
they mordlyy
This In brief catechism
wife of the noted Italian historian
ombroso the world famous crminoo
known a writer sociology
exh
The evening world., 1908-11-17

the heads of the various departments
and going over every detail of the bust
ness. ! make it my policy to be familiar
with everything that goes on from
Kitchen to office. and to interest and he
interested in my employees. have
been especially fortunate in having eff
Client help in my work, for every one
seems TO take personal interest in the
hotel. When one O'Clock comes / leave
this office and become real woman.
who enjoys feminine things as much as
any member of our sex. To music am
devoted, and for years have been an
ardent opera-goer, To me music is the
most elevating influence in life and the
greatest pleasure of my leisure hours
But You mustn't give me ali the
credit for the success Of the hotel" Miss
Caddagan continued, a her sister, Miss
Margaret T. entered the private office.
Margaret and l work together, and
without her help 1 should find the re-
snonsihilities very heavy. James C.
Clancy l have also appointed as my
assistant manager and because OF my
brothers wonderful example and tea CHI
ing | expect to make success OF the
hotel. though l never expect to be able
to half fill the place he has left va
can't
The evening world., 1908-11-17
FATALLY SHOT
A WOMAN, THEN
y. TRIED SUICIDE
John Cavanagh, an Insurance
Agent, Fired -Four Times
at Mrs. French.
| LONG ANNOYED HER.
Cavanagh, a Married Man With
Three Children, Is Now
Under Arrest.
Especial 20 Tho Evening World. }


WATERBURY,, Conn. Nov. 17.-John
cavanagh, an insurance agent, shot and
MORALLY wounded Mrs. Edward l..
French on the street here to-day and
then attempted suicide. The bullet he
fired at himself inflicted only slight
wound, and he is now under arrest
Mrs French is the wife of an en-
ployee OF the Naugatuck Gas Company
and Cavanagh is n married man with
three children. According to Mrs.
French. the insurance agent had been
weeks. He met her yesterday, and she
told him she would inform her husband
II he did not cease his prosecutions.
Cavanagh waited in a lonely spot near
Mrs. Frenchs home to-day and waylaid
her as she was returning from Visit
the street car track and screamed to
attract the attention of the crew and
passengers of an approaching trolley
car.
While she stood on the track Cav
anagh fired at her from the sidewalk.
Four bullets took effect in her body
Cavanagh then shot himself through
the right hand and directed another
bullet at his head. The missile simply
cut a mark across his forehead.
BY this time the car had reached tho
form OF Mrs. French, and Cavanagh
fed. He was arrested an hour later in
q saloon.
The evening world., 1908-11-17
THRASHED MAN He
SAYS WAS WASHER
Beaten One Declares He Was
Hero Protecting Woman
From AsSailant.

An admission that he struck the
plaintiff and the strong confederation
OF that admission furnished by the
plaintiffs face resulted In Albert II.
Bernstein, a clerk In the Savoy Hotel
Twenty-ninth street and sixth avenue.
being held in $500 bail to-day in the
Yorkville Court by Magistrate Cornell
for trial in Special Sessions
George Schaeffer. OF No 1853 Lexing-
ton avenue, the complainant. said he
had seen Bernstein strike a woman
with whom he was standing at Thirty
fourth street and Lexington avenue
early this morning, He interfered. he
said.
The woman was Mrs, Bernstein, who
appeared in court with her husband
Their story was that they were return
ing from a dance and were waiting for
car when Schaeffer came up In q
maudlin condition ana tried TO talk to
Mrs. Bernstein, TO which the husband
objected,
Bernstein 10 quite tall, schasffer 10
short. bernstein weighs as much as
Schaeffsr and has q longer reach, Re-
suits as they appeared In court were In
favor OF the tall man.
The evening world., 1908-11-17
COUNTESS SZECHENYFS
BABY GIRL BAPTIZED.
Bishop OficiateS at Ceremony and
Names Her Cornelia Maria
Alexandra Nandine. :

VIENNA. Nov. 1.-THE infant dat =
ter of Countess Szchenyi, who was born
Oct 81, was to-day baptized at her
mothers home, Ormezo Castle Tho
ceremony was performed by the Bishop
of Raab. the Right Rev. Nicolaus
Szechenyi and the child was named
Cornelia Maria Alexandra Nandine Tie
godfather is Count Stephen Szechenyt
and the godmother Countess Emmerich
Szechenyi.
Countess Szechenyi was formerly Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt, of New York She
was married to Count Laszlo Szechenyi
in New York Jan. y last.
The evening world., 1908-11-17

society. even though the individual wife
earns money for new curt aims and
chairs
Men ioue more intensely than
tromen,' promptly dns1rered
Nine. Ferrero. phen I led her bu
a question from the chtH heights
or economies into the wdrmer
tGHey Of the heart. "Oh. much
more intensely-for time,
Womdn'S lore is more constant
1t is q tranquil fame.
once woman loves and has a child
she has attained her aim. She locke M
further. 1t is natural for her to love
one man. unnatural for her to he nm
faithful Often this happens. particu-
larlv among worldly women, b,,, n %
generally from the force q, c,rc,,,-
stances. not in their own natures
Love No End for a Man.
Love Is not an end for man as +,
is for a woman Madame Ferrero said
bnt while man loves, his emotions
nave much more force than wonan.s-
at least in Italy"
Do you believe women are les, ,.,si
tive than mem" ] asked
My father thinks so and bas dana
inu'n 10 prove it, Madame Ferrero an
s"ered' nut l don't agree with him
women are more accustomed ia main
TO sunerins-therefore they show Z, ,o..
The most timtd woman would h.
ashamed To make the fus. on her dest,.
bed that a man does over a s,n,n,e
toothache.
Ihis is very unimportant question
however. Why should we argue .bou,
the mental or emotional djYerenoos -
men and women? Nature intended ,ban
to be different
wrote treatise, study ~
fecundity in nature, which proves that
as far back in history of plant life as
we can go, nature sought to produce
two distinct different individuals.
"0ne thing ,ciH say for my
ser, Nine. Ferrero concluded. II
don't blame DOmun in the least
for her attempt to seize mans
occupations.
His own use Of machines has tended
to drive her from her home. but she
should have fought for her home sh.
should have said: will not 90 into
the factory or the fields. Whatever
men may feel on the subject OF woman's
invesion. they should realize that they
have brought it upon themselves"
The evening world., 1908-11-17
WOMAN SHOOTS ANOTHER.
Fires Three Times mt Rival Who
.TaILed About Her"

Mary Mcmahon. n young negress of
No. Al East one Hundred and TWEEN
ty-fourth street, was taken to the Har-
lem Hospital with three dangerous but
LET wounds this morning, after nm en-
counter at Third avenue ana Ninety
eighth street with Mrs, Alice kruisc,
twenty-nine, If the same race, who lives
nj No. a03 East Nnety ninth street.
The older woman had heard tina!
Mary McMahuu had been carrying st0-
ries 10 her husband. Tom kruise, TAX
ing her husbands IS calibre revolver
she went oul cunning for the other
woman.
The evening world., 1908-11-17

70. y: ~ yi ;s.: S:- = g: !. $50 %
The evening world., 1908-11-17
Hoffman House Goes on Sue
ceSsfully With Miss Cad
dagan at Its Head.
HIRES 500 SERVANTS.
But After Office Hours She
Forgets Hotel and Takes
up Things Feminine.


What DO YOU think Of woman who
RIMS =. "a Ooo oco hote, ennlovs 200 GER
10000. .c..u.. .,,,
WANTS OF more IMAM thuusa"" su'S'a'
Such r. woman Is now managing the
now Hoffman House which long has
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''e
GulsAeo horsemen' statesmen ana poi'd-
clans. being the national headquarters
Of the Democratic party and since the
death Of the Old Fittn Avenue Hotel
having become the new home of the
renowned Republican Amen Corner.
rms latest invasion or women into
truly masculine held or iaoor mas peeh
successfully accomplished oy MISS Anna
a 'auuashh' SISTER OF the Iale 'ohh =
,aooasah' VINO IN succeeding her oroth
er as pFesioen' ana manager Oh '''e NOS
Terry mas proven Herse'i DIS nee" III ous'-
ness as any masculine "''''"se' VI
anu p'vaps. Jus 'iu'o'
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b,. neon associated in his h,,s,pess
Nj. An e.. eu.;n...
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4ess "'''oA "oo
many '"a'i' Is 'ei '''. ''osF ie'''
lh''ie Vi women an" WITCH ''ei business
houFs-iro'i ~ i-aie over 10 >i'a''s
interested III tii"ss ieihi'i'''e III ap
pearance the woman hotei MANAGER Is
tail ana coihilanuihe' Win ol'''iall'
black eyes, sou biacK haar' ana ViV'n
personality "hich IL apparent IN her
very handclasp' Iowned III modinea
directoire gown OF deep duil placK' WIN
hair brushed in large sort waves away
from a high forehead, This woman
manager VINO mas soh'ce'! pHSSen ''e
sirlhood hue when seen ny an Even
ing World reporter To-Day presented as
chic an appearance as any lady of leis-
~. who has nothing more imnortant to
ure WIZ ''' ~ w.
IT am so afraid of reporters" Miss
a.. odr,;,,.d u,ba, .b. b,.
,auuhea'i III a"''''tt' "e' S''e 't''
settled herself In large ana business
like revolving chair in front OF her
ro,,,, Ton ASST IT know II se.ms odd
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-07

any star chamber proceedings and assert
that they have acted solely in the in serest
OF the ,iepositors. The statement is
signed by Comm issioners Sparks and
Douglas.
A letter received by Winuemucca
business man from friend in Goldtield
states that there is considerable interest
beng manifested there in Gold Circle
and that the camp is very highly spoken
Of. We're it not for the wild boom which
is now on at Rawhide and winch is
claiming nearly all the attention Of the
mining men OF & ola field and other camps
there is no doubt there would be big
influx Of people from the southern part
Of the state. But anyway it Is sure chat
when the Rawhide boom wears down a
little many of the miuing men will he ad
this way and Gold Circle will receive
the attentio it, deserves. Humboldt
Star. ,.. 81 -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-07
ST Paul'S Church.
March 9Th

March 9th
Holy Communion 8 d. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon IL a. m
Sunday School, 1890 p. IN.
Evening prayer and Sermon 7 .. IN,
Friday Litany and teachers meet.
ing s: p. m.
All are cordially invited.
REV. PERCIvAL S. SMITHE
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Christian Science Notice.

Sunday IL a. IN. SubjecI--"Man"
Sunday School 10 u. ~
Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 7:3O
p. m. Room 3 Mayors Block.
A free Reading Room ia also open
to tie public daily, except Sun lay, from
> to p. III.
i'll arc cordially invited co attend
these services.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-07
Privilege of a Poet.

Eugene F.. Ware of Kansas, poet,
known as "Iroquill," and a friend Of
the president, is fighting a corporation
which is seeking to divert the waters
of the Cascade canyon in Colorado,
and spoil the scenery.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-07
PRESBYTERIAN Church Notice.

March BIB, 1908
junior Endeavor 10 o. ~.
Service IL q. IL. Sermon ny Rev.
Angue MatbesOn.
Sunday School and kindergarten,
1915 p. m.
Y. =. S. @. e. 500 p. III.
Service 7 p. ~. Sermon by Rev. Angu-
Mathes on.
Mrs. Harr! KeJser will sing solo ut
the evening service.
Everybody welcome.
GEO. II. GREENFIELD, Pastor