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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21
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Book of educational interest, everyone should have"
Free for the asking from the old house of Wing Son.
362-363 West 18th Street, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21
CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE

ORANGE, ALFALFA, VINEYARD AND FRUIT
SOIL abundant go and up Make you indepen
dent few Booklet San Joaquin Valley and "rhe
Agent, A S. Ry. IIz2B Railway Exchange. Chicago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14

turbed b. scandals such as followed
the death OF the queen,
Princess Louise, whose creditors
tried To prevent her from receiving
her inheritance to the queens jewels,
has offered dramatic touch to the
present situation by sending from
Hungary an insistent appeal TO her
father to receive her and it is ru-
mored tonight that the king has con-
scented to see his hanishcd daughter
Nothing has yet been heard from
Princess Stephanie.
curious circumstance is the fact
that BRUSSELS appears 70 be more oc-
cupied with the sensational chapters
In King I.eopold's career than with
his illness. The situation is summar-
lied by well Informed official. who
said tonight
Leopold does not understand the
Belgians. and the Beleians do not un-
derstand Leopold So perhaps they
have grown apart. The Bclgians have
come to consider Leopold as a great
business man. great International
promoter who. at the same time. has
done much good for Belgium"
Baroness Vaughan, il Is rumored
insisted upon seeing the king today,
this furnishing an exciting incident,
but did not succeed in carrying out
her plan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
ARMY OFFICER
SENTENCED
FOR THEFT
CAPTAIN FRANKLIN STEALS
WEST POINT MESS FUNDS
Disgrace Ends Brilliant Career
of Man Who Rose From the
Ranks; Twice Commended
for Bravery in Battle,


New York. Dee. 49, r. Captain
Thomas Franklin United States army
twice commended by General Chaffee
ana General otis for distinguished
service in China ana at Manila. plead
ed guilty today To long series Of
petty cmbe2zlements from the mess
fund OF the West Point cadets.
lie WAS sentenced BY Judge Hand
in the United safes circuit court to
two years and six months in the fcd-
eral pcnitcntlnry at Atlanta. Ga. His
counsel gave notice that he would APP
ply for a writ of error ana review.
As commssary and treasurer Of the
military academy Captain Franklin
had charge OF the pay checks OF the
cadets which he deposited with the
United States sub-tredsury In this
city ana drew against for mess sup
plies. Tho total amount OF his dcfal-
cations ran to S5,G5O. of which $4,S3l
was represented by false vouchers
presented for approval to the superin-
tondent of the United States military
At his first arraignmont. last June,
franklin pleaded not guilty and sub
sequently demurred. The dcmurrcrs
were overruled ANA trial was set for
today. The statute Of limitations in
the court martial bars offcnses over
two years back, as against three years
In the federal courts ana for this rea-
SON Judge Hand ana not Major Gen
cral Wood, heard the case.
Captain r. 5. Anscll urged for the
prisoner that his client had risen
from the ranks by merit and that his
Irregularities were chargeable to his
effort to raise a large family on an
officers pay
The sentence, besides the penalty
Il sets autumatically cashiers Captain
Franklin from the army and deprivos
his family of any prospects of "A re-
Iircmcnt pension
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14

To the Editor of the Albuquerque Morning Journal
have read with interest your editorial of De-
cernber 18th. entitled AN Absolute Monarchy
wherein Mr. Luna Is taken to task for his actions
as national committeeman and his alleged assump-
ton of constituting d one-man republican party re-
gime | think your article does Mr.. Luna in
justice Notwithstanding that upon the surface "a
tendency towards such conclusions might justi-
fla BILE but the facts that Mr. Luna requested
by wire to go Washington for consultation with
the president with reference TO New Mexico mat
tcrs II natural that this request should have
been complied with and no blame should, so far
as I can sec bc attached TO him for doing.
quite the contrary he should be commended for
the interest shown in behalf of the welfare of the
territory.
" any mistake made in dealing solely with the
national committeeman. IT should be chargeable to
the president who is responsible for the method and
policy pursued in determining the appointments FOR
New Mexico.
1t is true that FAR / know consideration
was given or steps taken to ascertain the wishes
of the territorial republican committee with refer
ence New Mexico appointments: but a
party have greater and higher ideals strive for
than thu "feshpots" Of office. 1t is "A matter very
little moment who appointed to Office. provided
they are men possessing reasonable degree OF
breadth patriotism, integrity and ability a sufficient
Identification with New Mexico and its institutions
to command their unselfish devotion towards its
upbuiding future greatness and fullfilment Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
A COMMUNICATION FROM Mr.. BURSUM

aspirations of our people to be admitted into the
union a
While | chairman Of the territorial committee
a citizen had part in any manner In the
selection of the recent appointments, yet am sais-
fled that the appointment of Judge Mills as gov
crnor Judge Pope chief justice the foregoing
qualifications have been fully complied with.
The new governor should be given the earnest CO.
operation necessary successful administration.
bearing constantly in mind that the goal of our ann
biion statehood for New Mexico" can be best OBJ
tancd by the absence OF party strife ana rccgatns
10 obscurty all personal or political ambitions
The question Of selecting governor OF territory
at best is a difficult task Knowing Mr.. Luna as / do
am confident that ne advised in accordance with
the dictates of his best judgment and have no
doubt the president did in good faith what he be
Iicvcd be the best interests OF his admins
tratlon The republican party at this critical period
should encourage strife of any kind charac-
the concentrated thought ability and energy
of every loyal republican. from this day On. be di-
towards securing the passage of the statehood
bill
Write your friends in the east Write members of
congress. Write persons OF influence who have
friends in congress urging its passage. Speak well
your neighbor. your territory its people and It's
government: be a patriot don't be- knocker unless
you knock at the door Of statehood FOR admission.
Respectfully
II. -. BI-RSIM.
Chairman Territorial Republican Committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
MANY MANNED;
SIX DEAD IN
TRAIN CRASH
TWENTIETH CENTURY FLYER
HITS STALLED PASSENGER
Train Travelling SKty-tWo Miles
an Hour When Collision
ComeSi Relief Train With
Doctors Rushed to Scene,

tBy Morning journal Special leased Wirel
Erie, Pa. Dee. 1f.-The Twentieth
Century Limited the New York Cen
trail fast train, en- route from Chicago
to New York collided with the rear
end OF passenger train No 10 on the
Lake Short railroad at Northeast, Pa,
sixteen miles east OF here shortly after
midnight
A relief train sent to Northeast, is
now returning.
1t Is reported that it has on board
six dead and fifteen injured.
At the time of the collision the
Twentieth Century was easily making
siXty-two miles an hour.
Six bodies have already been taken
from the wreck and it is believed will
be many more fatalities. relief
train left here at midnight loaded with
nurses and doctors for the scene Of
the wreck.
Northeast is Il small town and at
night is cut off from both telegraph
and telephone communication.
Reports of the wreck did not reach
here until late and then it was said
that two freights came together with
no loss of life.
The Twentieth Century limited is
due at Erie at l1:45 p m. and passed
this place running faster than sched-
ule time. Train number %, also east
bound, left here at 1905 y. m. and
was scheduled to take the siding at
Northeast, but it is believed the train
did not reach the siding far enough
in advance of the fast flyer to make
II proper clearance. The wreck oc-
CURED directly opposite the Northeast
railway station
Railway officials here refuse to
make public any facts.
Every ambulance in Erie is lined
up at the Lake Shore station, while
hospitals have been notified to pre-
pare to take care of many injured.
Coroner Hanley has been notified
of the wreck and is preparing his
morgue for the reception of the dead
that will be brought here.
1t is expected the more seriously
injured will arrive here within an
hour.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
SIN BODIES TAKEN
FROM DEBRIS OF WRECK

Cleveland. Dec 13.-Word received
by the local police says the Twentieth
Century limited ran into the rear end
of passenger train No. 10 near North
east and six bodies have been recoV-
cred from the wreck thus far.
Most of the fatalities. it is reported.
were in the last coach Of number 10.
supposed to be q day coach. The fate
OF Engineer NJ. l.. Berger of Cleveland
and Fireman Henry Salkenhaeen Of
Buffalo of the Twentieth Century has
not been ascertained.
Adviccs received by the railroad Of
ficials before they left for the scene,
stated that train No. 10 broke down
and that "a second section of the
Twentieth Century ran into IT,
The second section Of No. &c. the
Twentieth Century limited was made
up OF two cars from St Louis, one
from Cincinnati and one from Cleve-
land. The St Louis cars We're ahead
and most of tho dead are reported U
De- in them and in the two rear cars of
number 10. which carried passengers
from Gle, ,eland and Chicago.
Number 10 was DELAYED an hour
and fortv-fiVc minutes At Northeast.
and sent a naeman hack. II Is Re
ported that his lantern went out. but
this is not confirmed
Official advices received hy the
railroad officials here at 2.3o a.. m
sav that four are dead. nine probably
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
VANDERBILT DIRECTOR
IN GOULD CORPORATION

Wichita. Kan. Dec. 13.--Cornelius
Vanderbilt announced here tonight
that the Nanderbilts have become fl
nancially interested in the Missouri
Pacific railroad and confirmed the ru-
NOR that he has been made director
of that company. Just when this
change in the directorate of the Mis-
souri, Pacific was made he declined to
state but specified that he had be-
come q director VERY recently
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
WOMAN
ACCUSES HER
HUSBAND
HELD HER HELPLESS FOR
MURDERER, SHE GASPS
Developments in
Savannah Tragedy Lead Po-
lice to Believe They Hold the
Slayer of Three Women,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wirel

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Savannah, Ga. Dec. Develop
mcnts tonight in tho aftermath of the
triple murder of last Friday gave rise
to the startling theory that not sin
gle murderer, but two, or possibly
three. were guilty Of the terrible
crimes
County officers tonight declare that
of these j. c. Hunter, husband of Mrs
Maggie Hunter. is certainly one. Mrs
Hunter died today. The officers say
the chain of evidence is complete as
scrtng that some clothing badly
stained and apparently spattcred with
blood. which was found today and al
le.5ed to belong to Hunter, is the final
link. This clothing, it is declared,
was worn by Hunter on the day the
crimes were committed.
1t was declared tonight by physi-
clan at the Savannah hospital that. In
statements made in a moment OF con-
sciousness, Mrs. Hunter today charged
the crimes to her husband and that
she said SHE was held by a negro man
when the blows We're struck that
caused death.
Rev j. $. Wildeck. pastor Of Il Bap-
tist church. said that Mrs. Hunter
after recognizing him, declared a
white man had struck the fatal blows
Today and tonight the police con
tinucd their questioning of Hunter.
who has been "A prisoner since Satur-
day He stoutly denies any guilt
Mayor Tiedeman tonight asked that
no extra editions of the newspapers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14

phnddolphia. IA. Doc I5---Ihe
drouth that has existed throughout
Pennsylvania almost without inter
ruption since early last summer WAS
broken today when a heavy rain fol-
lowed by "a snow and slcct storm. The
Susuuchanna rose more than foot
and creeks in every section have over
flowed their banks.
In spite nf damage wrought hy the
storm is was especially welcomed in
coal regions where many
colliers had shut down
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
Cold Wave strikes Texas.

SAN Antonio, Texas Dee. 13.-Re-
ports tonight from all section Of
southwest Texas and the gulf coast
country show that last night and to-
day the coolest weather in years was
experienced. Heavy frost fell almost
everywhere and small vegetation was
killed.
No great damage has been done.
however, as there is plenty time to
replant. To the advantage of the
planter the frost has killed the boil
Weevil and enhanced the prospects for
a large cotton crop next year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
for twelve days and

surroundings for twelve days and
more
The report SAYS "it was forbidden
to bring water for washing purposes
into the sleeping compartments nor
was there anything in which to bring
it,"
Senator Dillingham;. chairman OF
the immigration commission, intro
duced in the senate today two bills
intended to correct much of the evil
of which the complaint is made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
Nllnlnc, scnIcncrd rnr Thcfl.

Oakland. cal. Dec. l3.-John :
Delaney. prominent attorney. ace
cused OF cmbezzling SlO.0oo lrom the
estate of the late George II Cook.
WAS sentenced today Co six years in
tn. san Quentin pcnitentiary. lie took
the judgment without visible signs OF
emotion. An appeal will he taken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14

Denver, Dee. l3.--The Post says
this evening that Maud Fealy, the
actress, who divorced l.. II. Sherwin.
her first husband. was married in
Washington, ID. G., ON November IS,
To James Durkin, member of "The
barrier company now playing in
Minneapolis. Miss FeaN's wedding to
Mr. Sherwin, q local dramatic critic.
ana the divorce caused much COM
ment in Denver which is Miss Fealy's
home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
PEORIA NEWSPAPERS
LOSE PLANTS IN FIRE

Peoria. H., Dee. 1.-THE Grand
opera house building, including the
office and plant of the Peoria Journal
and the Peoria Democrat, was con-
sumed by fire which started at 1880
this morning The total loss is more
than S200. 900, partly covered by in
surapce.
Thirty prisoners In the county Jail
across the alley from the burning
building were removed by single
turnkey.
one man was seriously injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14

that couple of hundred dollars
worth of corsets were used by Mrs,
Brnkaw.
Mr. Brokaw himself. who is far
from puny. Joined in the laugh that
followed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-14
THOUSANDS HOMELESS
IN FLAME SWEPT TOWN

Santiago, Chile. Dec. l3.--A fire oc-
ccurred last night in the city of Val
Olivia. Eighteen blocks of buildings
We're destroyed and thousands are
homeless. The loss is estimated at
about S2,500, 600 gold.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
TAMBIEN Los FUER-
TES TIEMBLAN.

Tn cable de Paris afirma que Sc
rsunirz allf en- breve un coneroso in
ternacional para discutir q probe
ma de Ia ayiaci6n.
Desde que Mr. Bleriof, M bravo
frances, pss6 el canal de Ia Mancha
en- un monOplano, Una especie de Va
lantfn, estsn revueltas lss potenriss
Tan fucrtes que - eonSiieran esa-
potencias tan sticiOnadas an 10 GEM
raj, Ia manufseturs ,.c lsy., For.
ker, aplicsdss i los d6biIe- un ,IIJ
hombre cLcaram2do en- ul nseranis
mo de trapo y eordelesslosrs Aacer.zs
temhlar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17

tanga excMsivismos en- este ,caso.
me atrevo 4 afirmar que 81 "Pica R
Fca" deseara publican algunos do esos
cuentos inedtos antes que "La
Cor rrespondencia" esta no tendria
Inconvenience alguno en- aceptarlos
para su campeonato., reproducien
dolos de las paginas de "Pica Plea
Naturalmente que este traeria una
ventaja a los autores de cuentos,.
Sin duda, consecuente "Pica Plea"
con sus observaciones, ella pagarfa
generosamente la publication de esos
cuentos & sus autores, y de ese modo
stos tendrian las ventajas del cam
peon ato mas el precio en- dinero en-
que "Pica Plea" los tasara y pagara.
De todos modos, en- mi opinion,
el est imulo que al trabajo intelec
tual Sc hace en- la isla, es indudable.
Queda de usted S. S. Mayaguez,
Agosto 4 de 1909. I'm cuentlsta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
N0TAS Y NOT|c|AS

Aver estuvo en- San Juan el alca
de de Camuy Sr. Manuel Roman
| Vino en- asuntos administrators
hizo una vista al gobernador Post
para tratar de ellos,. En- particular
Sc interest el ST. Roman del punto
que Sc refiere 4 la construction de ca
rretera de Hatillo 4 Camuy. Ell Sr.
Roman quedo complacido de su VI
sta al gobernador y regres6 aver no
che 4 su residencia.
Ell director de los trabajos del cen
so en- P. Rico tendra S 1.500 de suel
do y una qualification de un peso
por cada 1000 habitantes que Sc
inscriban. Entire las personas que Sc
indican posiblemente para desempe
mar ese cargo, esta el Sr. Skinner sub
secretario de P. Rico.
Ha estado en- San Juan, el Sr.
Juan N. Miranda, ex secretario y
contador de Camuy, que regreso
aver tarde q su residencia en- aquella
poblaci6n.
En- San Lorenzo Sc proponen cele
brar con gran entusiasmo las tradi
cionales fiestas de las Mercedes, pa
trona de aquella poblacion.
Una comision de damas Y caba
lleros entendera en- el programa.
Ell Sr. Godofredo Canine Ajenjo
de San Lorenzo, ha lido los Estados
Unidos con objeto de ampliar sus
conocimientos en- farmacia en- una
Universidad de aquel pafs,. Buen
exito le deseamaos.
Los estimables jovenes Isabel Pc
reira y Carlos Andino Vizcarrondo
han contraido matrimonio en- esta
ciudad el sabado tltimo. Eterna lu
ma de miel deseamos 4 los feiccs
conyuges.
Sc han concedido dos dias de Ii
cencia para trasladarse a San Juan,
al fiscal de la Corte de distrito dc
Ponce LIDO. Rafael Palacios Rodri
guez.
Ell jefe de distrito de la policia in
sular dc Mayaguez, Sr. Sllen, hace
uso dc liccncia.
Ha estado de paseo en- las Marias
la distinguida schorita Sarah Coma
lez Martinez, que pasa una tempora
da en- Mayasuez.
Esta recojida en- CANA en- su resi-
dencia de Santurcc, la distingllida
senora Emilia Batista. lie dcseamos
prohto restablecimiento.
Alsunos vecinos dc la calle del
Parque, cerca del extreme sur dc la
misma estan cchando cascaios y pie
dra en- los frentes dc Sus casas para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17

Eptonces usted no ha usado ci An
ti-Corpu que es un remedio inoiensivo
y Sc garartiza que reduce Ia gordurs
pi no da resultado Sc devolvera el
dinero.
Una botella de $500 le darz trein.
Ia dias, cen 10 cual lie bastsra. FL
Anti Ccrpu no es una droga que NAL.
trata el est6mago nj una meiicina dc
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
de substanciss vegetables y es inoiensi.
va. Esta hecha en- forma de poivo
es sgradshle y faeil para tomarse
Esta reeomendsda por los meditos
cientifcos de Estsdos Unidos co
mo el unico remedio contra ID gor.
dura- Ell Anti-eoIpu roduce el cusllo
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me-
jillas sbultadas Da huen aspec,o al
semblante y quita todas las srrugas
de la piel.
LIS personas gordas que enhaoue-
cen con el Anti-Corpu no vuelven a
engondsr
Esta medicina Sc vende balo s4ran
tia. es enteramente inofensiva Sc
garantiza que reduce Is gordura de
tres 4 cinco ibras por semana En-
caso &c que no turta efecto. devolye
remOs ell dinero.
La bctella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicine al droguista, pero no tome
oualquier otro remeiio Al reCibir el
yalor odenos mandarle el Arti-Cor-
~ Por cOrreo-
Gratis. lie enviaremos uns bo.ella
dc issuesira al recibir diez oentayos
lara Tagar e. empaque y el porte
6 ooErea Adenzs, le agradeceremos
que : sIryz nencionar este peri6dico.
Isi.st. chesiesl Co.. 81. Yes. Rs .
u sss ier lsssftsnsais II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17

evltar el emposamlento del aqua de
lluvia que convierte aquellos sitios
en- un gran bache.
Monsehor Aversa regalo a nues-
tro compahero en- Ia prensa el "re-
porter" Sr. Dalmau Canet, un re-
trato suyo' con una expresiva dedi
catorla
Esta mar ana cstuvo conferen
ciando con el gobernador Post, el Sr.
Manuel Camuhas, director de Prisio
mes en- el departamento de Carload,
Sanidad y Prisiones.
El gobernador Post ha recibido
un nuevo automov.l que eXtreno
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el sabado hacienda un viaje por la
carretera central en- union de Mr..
Mintern, alumno de la Universidad
de Harvard, que pasa una tempora
da en- la isla siendo huesped del pro
pio gobernador.
Ell gobernador Post dio Ell jueves
por la tarde una comida a la que fue
ron invltados, entire otras personals
de su amistad, elprimer jefe de la
policia Sr. Shanton y Sr. Herman
Behn.
Sc encuentrl en- esta cludad ell
alcalde de Rio Grandc Sr. Pimentel,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
HABLA UN DlsTNCUlDO MEDICO

heho
asmh;n Il
, hos misd
ma: % ee de de
dasden de
PARSONS Mexico D.F. Nz.soA ~ ~ ~ - ~ -0N- ~ We Il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-26
TEST" BOOKMAKERS
ARE SENT TO PRISON
City Park Layers" Get 7
Months in Jail and Fines
in Addition.

New Orleans, Jan. 26.-Winter racing
in New Orleans was handed one of it's
periodical knockout blows yesterday
when two men were fined $3.50 each and
sent to the Parish prison for a term of
seven months for alleged bookmaking
at City Park track. 1t was the first
time since the present crusade to up
hold the Locke law began that anyone
had been shunted back of the bars, and
the case finished the track so far as the
lower courts are concerned, although
the fight win be carried to the upper
courts.
The men whose trial ended today
were Placide Frigerio and R. NJ. Shelf
field, who were charged with operating
book at the City Park track during
the recent test race there. Only one
race was run on the day in question,
and the sport was programmed pure
~ as a test of the Locke law. which
prohibits bookmaking in the state of
Louisiana