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New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
r4E rNDT.x LINE OF poCRBoN.

Nexi to the ruler OF BhopaI Nswab Hasrulla
Khan. highest dignitaTy OF This very impor-
liant native state OF British india is the so-called
B9urbon Sirdar. Christian by birth and the chief
ot 4 branch OF the royal historic House Of Bour-
oea, which has been settled in india for more
th2n three centuries II seems that toward the
middle q the sixteenth century r'TeEcfInan or
''e name OF Jean de Bourbon wilo belonged TO
one q the non-rcigning branches % that cynasi.,
arrived the Court Of Deihi and, Winning the IA
fo-- ard good VIII % the great Emperor Akbar
kAau. was appoir.tcc by h5nl master of the artii-
'Ty o. tbs arTny. According to the story, he had
ieea captured b. Moorish pirates during one OF
aiieir raids along tie coast OF France, had been
s'ia into Egyptian slavery and had made MS way
mo Ab-ssnia wke-e ae became in course Of
Tine iusfo--aut cig1ttary in the service 0f the
Aeeus Tempted by the accounts which ne re-
eiteI of ihe spiendor Of tle court OF the Great
1os-- - lad taken passage on board one % The
seips gAich n those days carried or freq-eat
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21

BONNER-M MAHAN-At Isein. y. J.. Saturday
senfember 10 by the Rev. Francis L Frost n u
FLORENCE Logan. daughter % AIMS Reuneson and the
iafe Robert McMzhsn. Douglas T. Bonner OF
New York
HOI.sAPPIE-LI Nv INtssToN--on saturday. September
10 AZ - FEuls church Fistnus1 \. Y. by the
l.. d. Louise daughter Of
Iss Henry walter Livingston. ir 70 Frank Burdv In
Eioisapps Of New Yors
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT. Ellis. Washington; J J Mont
eon7ery Pi++sbr1rg HOLLAND-E. r. tTraha m.
chcsgo; 9 = Ellis New Orleans 45;,E4.r HsTmsn II
= ITsttfeVTs Albany: H Hill. Dallas, Tex
MURRAY HILL-William J. MgFrsE- San san krsa+ yaa+
hughes and DR. John r. Haynes. Los Angeles
WaTnORF-AS ASTORIA-H- r Mccullough, chi
cago: J. e. Ogden. Montreal
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SANCHEZ eUSTILLo.

Madrid. Sept 2o.-sanche1 Bustillo. former Min
lister Of Finance who resigned that Office recently
on account of i'll health died to-day sehor Bus
tflIo succeeded Osrnay Scul on February 3, 1913
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
MISS PECK ARRIVES AT LIMA.

Lima Sept 20.-Miss Annie s. Peck, the An1eri-
can mountain climber. who recently succeeded in
reaching the summit OF Mount Huascaran. has ar
rived here She is in good health Miss Peck gave
some details OF her journey the top of the great
mountain, having had several narrow escapes on
her trip She will go to Cuzco
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
OBITUARY.
MRS. AUSTIN coR5IH.

Newport r. L, Sept. 2.-Ars- Hannah NJ Coroin.
of New York. widow OF Austin Corbin, formerly
president of the Long Island Railroad Company.
died suddenly her summer residence here late
to-day from heart failure Two daughters. Mrs
George F. Edgeu and Mrs. Annie BurroEe, OF New
York and son, Austin Corbin, also OF New YORK
survive her.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
ROBERT ], WALLACE.

Milwaukee, Sept 0-Robert J. wallace. aged
forty-seven years president Of ths whoiesais Sad
dIs-v Association OF the United states died here
early to-day from Brights disease
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
EIGHT POLICEMEN SENTENCED.

NeItopoI Sept 20-Eight policemen were to-day
sentenced 70 six years penal servtUde for beating
prisoner TO death.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
WILLIAM VALENTINE

Lima Sept. Civilian Valentine. an American
who had lived in Peru for forty years died here
last night He was eighty-fve years old.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
Forecast for Special LocalItl-,-For n

ffieles: teIpe.stur- :eserdss % degrees: lowest.
sar es average for corresponding date last thirty
fhTe go foreesst. To-day. ana ezrer. Tueslsy.
FAR. l!.Et eoutn wires
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
The WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forccast-Tashingtop sept. 20
There were frosts sunday morning in Northeastern
New York and interior o. New England Inc tenn
ors+-e oor+rues much above for the date
- -, obto Mississippi and Missouri valleys the lake
region and CT the slope Of tire RockT Mountains
,s,,r, +eYoperatIres above degrees recorded
s,-6,, II Northern Michigan the Ohio and upper
.ff~,issIpp valleys Showers reported in The Gulf
states FLORIDA Southwestern Tennessee and Arkansas
In practically ali other fair Weather continues
-e ism inst moved AID Sunda. its centre
was Japan. Vita the exception OF the 1uiL
S+efes and Tennessee tVhere showers are
probable Monday and Tuesday, the weather VIII con-
u-:ii r{Fe Mon5av in Middle and North Atlantic
states and lower lake region Ihe temperature
vii continue high in the Middle West -,
Steamers dena-tng Monday for European ports viii
have light 70 fresh southwest and west winds and fair
5 the New Eagand coast wl be light fresh
so1th and southwest winds; tue middle Atlantic
Atlantic coast. ight 70 IfeHn noEt.ieas anu o.
the Gulf ight 70 fresh east on tne west
fresh 70 south the upper lakes l~ht to fresh
south and southwest
Forecast for Special IocsIIt.s.-For New England,
fair and warmer to-day ana TUESDAY; Hght TO fTesh
south and southwest winds
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania.
fair and to-day; Tues5ay. fair: light south
FoT Ne-v Jerse AMI Delaware fair to-day: Tuesday.
fair ard warmer light variable winds becoming south
For Maryland and the District OF Columbia falr end
For western PennsyIy to-day and Tuesday;
For western New York fair ana to-day;
Tuesda,- fair. light south end southwest Tinds
Local on,eiaI Esecrd.-The following Official record
rro-a the weather Burean shows the changes IN the
,y,.-atf1ra for the last twenty hours
cartoon with the corresponding date CT last year;
New-York tribune., 1908-09-21
CEMETERIES
The wooDLAwN CE.fETEBr

Tn readily accsssbIe Harlem trains from 3rsha
Central station. webster ard Je-oI1s AyeaEs
81 bv $50 Ielep1ons +>Ss
Crsnercy ot Views rsprssencztiva
once 20 East 23d St. New York City
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csRTER-At Montciair y j. On saturday. sepfsrne--
NsOeI Carte. q Nsr csnasa Conn. Fs1srsi
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12:03 ?
coRBIx-septsnnoer 20. suddenly. sS Ns-porf. y II:
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funeral later.
GEIswoLD-As GraEs. y seDtsmser 2. IE.E-
os .be ists sSr@- T. Eiy 81 xeT Yors Fansra
vices IN ehsSe Of Brick church. s7th and 81
convenience OF family.
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Saturday morning sept.ulber 70 1905 AiLseT LOUIS
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REEp-At East Orange y J. on Saturday u1oruius.
sspt.ub@s q 1ae Ms Faasy Mlnsr R.ed I, vis9- g
Funeral Monday afternoon At ec!ocS a her isss
X
t-r1nent a. Rural Ceui-tery Albany. X 7
REYNOLDS Paterson y J.. SUNDAY. September %
fass Martha r Reynolds aged II years FunsTsl
services On Wsdnssdsv September Is her Iste rss
dence No. 200 Broadwsy Paterson at 30 p N m
terrnsnt q. Cedar Grove
SEE-At Iayd- " Y Friday September x leIe.
Augusta widow Albert See, aged 81 Ears
Reformed Cntrcn. Iarryt0Hn y L.
on Monday. 21st inst at O'Clock
UNDERHII.I<-At Toms River, y J.. Ssptsrno-r - iot
Aaron Townsend Undsrht. IN the 18th year or MS aze
son OF the Charles r. and Elzaosth g Cnd-rat.,
and father Of r. Harris Sndsras.s s F ~, 40 40
6e1ca OF ISs R1tlsdIs St BroOxlyn tHtn.
fs1,snu-rG on Monday evening. September Il. AZ
Burial IN Greenwood
vARDMAN-On September 70. at her hone Pelns a
Road New Rochelle Caroline Klink daughter ot N1s-
and the late Rev. y. 3. KIzk- and wife % srsLn
vardman Funeral at home MONDAY Seltenil>
n at o m Carriages will inset n Y y n = =, -
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wARDWEII-On Friday. September - Lre - -
E-srkiIu Wardxsi beloved husband OF Hsten EnlOerJ-
held at his late rssioence -
35I TIrr St stanford. Conn. on Monday Septeaoe,
ar 3.15 D m Carriages awaiting arrfval or me o
D. n train from New York
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RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
var a. u,ins IN the United States and Mexico eoutses
raronxhs ~ Nsuhattan The Bronx1- Also. for
T,s. Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines without
"a -xosuse foreign postage
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
hANsAs nAnnrrs HANr n.

The Wichita Beacon e authority TOT
the statement that 5o per cent o. the
rabbits IN Kansas are victims of taoer-
GHOSTS or tuberculosis rabbits me
Beacon says The men who made ,hs
discovery that 30 per cent Of the rab-
hts nave tuberculosis are government
inspectors % The pc King houses and
since nndjng the arst tuberculosis roh-
bu about year ago, they have eN-
aminrd every rabbit killed before us
Ing Or permitting II to be used as hui
man food. The result of the test
shows coucmayely, they say that not
less Than 30 per cent Of the rabbits
whose habitat Is on thc prairie e u
the eornaeId viii show signs Of the
disease one Inspector who has hunt-
ed considerably this year stated that
al many as seven out Of every ten
rabbits killed by him were infected
with the tuberculosis germ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
TURNING OVER \ NEW LEAF.

The disappearance Of Che deficit IN
the bnnk statement is the end Of the
6rst chapter Ia our current financial
experience. saya the Sew York Times
and LAYS the basis for hope that there
may BE- 10 second chapter THIS Is n
bold thing 70 say after the most SER
ioue collapse OF our banking system
which we have ever endured, but II Is
distinguished from ,ormer expert
encea In many encouraging respects,
The disturbing differences lie all upon
tho surface II is known Of all men
mat never has such severe loss OF
market values been endured. u was
"A necessary sequel that never was the
doarit IN reserves 40 large on were se
many clearing house certificates is'
sued. Even moro remarkable is IL
adds the Times chat the certificates
were issued In cities which had made
Iit their proudcst financial boast that
Ithoy never had issued and nove'
would Issued them, yet issued then
for hand.to-haud use In maune,
fm, witch New YORK bushes although
New York was carrying all the ooun
try as we'll as managing troubles d.
Iitg avn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
EXIT ruF Wild AND wooLlY

The Wild and woolly West is has
.een II has reached the jumping
a place. and gone over Ari@aaa has
local option liquor law and Mari
ora. the ehief county 10 that terri
ory the one in which Phoenix me
errltorial capital and principal city
The territory s located VIII hoid
election on the Nth Of February
! vote upon the question Of totally
.rohibtlng the sale Of iiquor IN iha'
ounts. Under the law i requires
two.thirds majority 20 carry the
.roposlilon. but even with this ODDS
ealnst them the anu-saloon people
eel perfectly confident Of success a
representative Of the saloon Interest
avs he is afraid they VIII lick he'll
~ Of us. and Bro Havens, Of ih'
nt-saloon league says that y ~
CITY what we intend 10 do
Mr. Ravens Is president Of the An
t-saloon league Of the two territor-
= ana he is nov having printed for
se II the Arizona campaign oeau'
ifnl illustrated poster. after design
,ade bv himself and he Il having y
rlh,ed AZ the Morning Journal boot
na ioh department. because he ear
ave Il done there In as fne style az
hey could do it for him IN Sew YORK
nd for less money
The progress o. Tie Temperance
ause In our sister territory show
ne people Of Albuquerque that VIM
ar new high license law was loni
en- in the way Of mnral progress
ID not. by any means. pui US at ~
ead or the procession WE believe
we have aaid many times before
aat high license win 40 more to cor
ect the evil Of alcoholism than la'
inning at total prohibition but on
~ does not provide for high lleens,
demands merely moderate License
temperance measure ana as
rvenue producer 4 ought 20 pc
East twice as high az a is now sli'
Is we have said above i T. q Ton
len in tho right direction ana wlt
ne matter kept prominently heta'
he people the increase Win ne onlN
Question of time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
rNANswERNnLE NucUMENr.

..I ,.Itl,YI-
( a i'uE - ~ '''e - -. ia,
he 81 lht "'''' " ~ ~.
lhuqoe'4u' ''''' 4.
lg J'ufh'' HF7''' ''' '' ....,.,
MS eHe'l
rtieles on 'n' Vt ~ ''' 49,,
Improvement "''' "'a Y, ,,.,.
d IN them because 'ns '''''' : y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
4 MEASURE or PROGRESS.


The passage of The reclamation act
by fhe congress Of the United states
was not foreseen by the founders d
chi. republic The men whose names
are AFFIXED 10 the constitution never
dreamed Of such an act on The part
of our national Legislature and yet
Tho expenditure Of public funds for
HE purpose IL just as legitimate AZ
Tho subsidlzinR of The transeonll-
mental railroads. the construction OF
which was the initial performance on
the pau Of the government Ia the
conquest of the so-called Great Amer
lean desert This use Of the public
money is far more advantageous to
Americans than has been the expendi-
lure Of I'VE hundred millions of dol
#fars in the acquisition ~ the Philip
nine Islands and their maintenance
and control up 10 The present time
Five hundred millions Of dollars tx
pended BY the reclamation service IN
ihc construction Of reservoirs In the
western portion Of The United states
would furnish homes for twenty mill
Hons 81 hardy genuine Americans,
Who in the way Of citizenship would
be che peers Of any in the world
something that can never be done N
Che Philippine islands, even though
IthIs government expend Thousand
! l.. -. Mimi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
KANSAS LEGISLATURE
IN EXTRA SESSION

Topeka. Kan, Jan 49, Al the
FIRST meeting of the special session ot
the Kansas legislature this afternoon
a disposition was evidenced - tHsh
the business through and adjourn wih
as little DELAY as possible Several bills
were introduced IN the house. Include
ing the direct primary ana asset eur
rencv bills Governor Haskell "t
oklahoma WAS present and urged tht
passage III these two bins particular.
h. Governor Hooh message was read
in both houses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

Are the owners Of the Been Towne consisting of 1000 business and
residence lots size 25x42 feet fronting eighty and ninety loot
streets and avenues right the business center Of the new city and
directly upon the Santa Fe Railway dpo; grounds The Achon
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company now grading Its extensive
dn grounds and ward limits 500 feet wide and mile long Capacity
Of seventy miles side track accommodate It's immense passenger
and freight traffic Harvey eating house. roundhouse. coal chutes
water tanks machine shops, etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

T.. G.. PRATT ~ co, 2t2 so. SEC
OND STREET, INVITE YOU ~
CNII, AND ANIME THEIR
SELECTED STOCK
~ GROCERIES, FRUITS, ETC,
Just RECEIVED, ESPECIALLY
FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

The excavation work at The lock
sites Of The Panama canal has already
made such progress that chief En-
gIneer Goethals estimates that the
construction Of the masonry can be-
gin about year from now,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

THE ONLY REAL STEAM CLEANING
PLANT IN THE SOUTHWEST. WE Ahn
nETTER PREPARED NOW TliAN IN ~ ~
Is CIEANABIE IN CLOTHES CLEAN
INC PRESSING AND REPAIRING lie
TAKES THE FRONT SEAT ALI HE
ASKS is no GIVE HIM a TRIAL, ALL
work GUARANTEED. SECOND HAND
CIopHING BOUGHT AND SOLD. GOODS
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED "
SHORT NOTICE, CALL At w NohIn
TuIRD STREET. THORNTON, PHONE ade.
THORNTON, THE CLEANER
lei NORTH THIRD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

Henry Farmau navgated that cir7
cular mile with his areoplanc yes
terday says the New York Herald
with SO much ease that we may look
forward 10 the time when we VIII be
undecided as to what color we shall
paint our dying machines
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

Secretary corfclyou might well h'
vexod. sava the New york World t
an Introduction 10 Brooklyn "td-
lence as "a lineal and worthy successor
IA hamilton. Hamilton got lis job,
through his "pull" with President
Washington, merely because he was ID
slai,smans he never really car"rd w
hv hard work as custodian of cor
raratfon business secrets aut s1'-
epssru fat-fryer Of corpola.ton 90 ~
ralsn contributions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
THE CITY OF BELEN

Has population Of 1900 and several large Mercantile Houses the
Ben Patent Roller Mills with its SO barrels day capacity winery,
etc is the largest shipping point for Flour. Wool Wheat, Wine
Beans Hay and Fruit in New Mexico From its location upon the
great trunk line leading NORTH SOUTH and all points the
United States and Mexico its future growth commercial point
not be estimated All fast limited mall express and freight trains
will pass through Been Chicago Kansas City Galveston and the
the Pacific Coast The water good and the climate unsurpassed
BeD has $40 600 public school house. churches Commercial
Club three hotels. restaurants,
The Hotel Been npodate Improvements has just been
completed and opened
r,e lots offered are low In prices one
two-thrds
1g,r4re vasr Title
perfeat ID 10
further particulars a" prices OF ioIs I u" pei
sol OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18
TuE TROUBLE ~ ONO.


Reviewing the republican family
row ia ohio, the Washington star
hnds that the situation today U.s. about
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- .u. .or,,in FL, are fl warm
time la The ohio corner at chicago
Equally certain is il too. that the
trouble win continue after the nation
al convention ar least in ohio unless
conservative men. more bent on party
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road what rs to bee gained, now or
Inter by riding MI Foraker down
Iuis real destination is not the White
House and hia road back to the senate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

The money markets Of the United
states hnge been restored to normal
conditions. ana the action of the Inn
perial Bank of Germany in reducing
~ discount rate following recent SIM
liar action by the great central 6anhs
Of England and France emphasizes
mo vorla.wIae easing Of the strain
nnnn eredLs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-18

camille business And the reason for
this is apparent The American peo-
Die. All over the country celebrate tho
Christmas holiday season IN the same
cxtravagant way, by making presen
81 things good. bad and Indifferent. 10
ali Of their friends and thus very
large portion, probably majority Of
our people. blow themselves in' Ear
beyond what thcy can afford and then
have 10 economic during January
even II tie extent ia many cases OF
denying themselves things which they
aetually need. to recoup themselves
FOR what they sfooled away at
Christmas time.
our Arizona ncighbors are Justly
proud Of the fact that their territory
ranked an other districts in the
world in the matter Of copper produe-
ton during the year 1909 Montana
which for long time took The lead,
dropped 10 third place in the year
named. The production OF copper fell
off in two great producing countries
inc United states and Mexico, in 1897
The output Of this country IN iFo6'
was af7.G20. 600 pounds IN 1907 II
dropped to 8g5,iot,O0o pounds Mex
leo produced t35So0,ooo pounds in
1906 and f26.7IO,OOO pounds IN 1901
Iutah, California and Michigan al
made increases ia their output ~
1907.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-06
BRYAN VOICES
HIS GRATITUDE
Declares That He Believes in
the Ultimate Triumph of
Democratic Principles.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 5.-William Jen-
nings Bryan today issued the follow
ing statement:
The election has gone against us by
decisive majority. The returns are
not all in. and it is impossible to say
what causes contributed most TO the
Republican victory. We made our fight
upon a platform which embodies what
we believe to be good for the Amer
lean people. but it is for the people
themselves to decide what laws they
desire and what methods of govern
nent they prefer. l have faith that the
publicity which we asked for viii yet
commend itself to the American people,
that the election of senator's by the
people will be secured. that the iniqui-
ties of the trusts Will arouse an oppo-
sition that will result in the elimina-
ton of the principle of private monopo-
ly. I am confident that the people will
see the necessity for the labor legisla-
ton and the tariff reduction which our
platform demanded. | am confident,
too. that the educational work done in
this campaign will result In securing
greater protection to bank depOsitors.
The above are the most prominent re
forms for which we labored. and | be-
lieve that these reforms viii yet come.
of railroads and independence for the
Philippines.
Il desire TO commend the work of our
national committee. | am entirely sat
iShed with Mr. Mack as the chairman
and with the members of the commit
tee do not see what they could have
done more than they did, and as for
myself. I put forth every effort in my
power TO secure victory for our cause.
The nomination came from the hands
of the voters: Z have obeyed their COM
mand and have led as best | could.
Words will not express my gratitude
for the devotion which has been shown
bv millions of Democrats during the
past twelve years Neither am l able
to adequately express my appreciation
for the kind words which have been
spoken since the election. If I could re-
gard the defeat as purely personal
one. I would consider ii a blessing
rather than a misfortune. for l am re
lieved of the burdens and responsible
ties of an office that is attractive only
in proportion as il gives an opportunity
to render a larger public service. But
I shall serve as willingly in a private
capacity as in a public one. God does
not require great things of US. He