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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

A Raymond-W hitcomb special stop
ped here yesterday for n half hour.
and the tenderfeet from the classic To-
cality Of Boston, Mass, had the pleas
ure of witnessing their first Indian
dance. which they seemed TO enjoy
very much.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

Captain Adams. of the firm of
Adams n Wright. of Los Angeles.
CAT. is now located at Eel Rito, six
miles east of Laguna, and Is busily
engaged getting out gypsum from the
mines at that place. Some twenty
men are getting out the stuff which
is being shipped to the plaster mills
in Los Angeles, where it is refined,
some of it into plaster for building
purposes. and some into plaster Of
paris. The company has made a lease
with the I.aguua Indians, on whose
lands the gypsum beds are located,
and soon will ship out four or five
ears per day. This promises to be-
come one Of the leading industries Of
the ncighborhood.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

Miss Susie X. Rayos ana Walter X.
Marmon were united in marriage on
the I'd inst, and have just returned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12
Afraid of Ghosts

Many people are afraid Of ghosts. Few people I
are afraid Of germs. Yet the ghost is a fancy and q
the germ is a fact. II the germ could be maeniied In
to a size equal to its terrors il would appear more N.
terrible than any hre-breathing DRAGON. Germs \
can't be avoided. They are in the air we breathe,
the water we drink.
The Germ can only prosper when the condition
of the system gives il free scope TO establish it.
self and develop. When there is a deficiency OF
vital force, laneuor, restlessness. a sallow check, -
a hollow eye, when the appetite is poor and the
sleep is / broken, il is time to guard against the germ
fortity the body against all germs by the use of DR.. ri,
en- Medical Discovery. IL increases the vital power,
system OF cloeging impurities, enriches the blood, pu
ach and ORGANS of digestion and nutrition in working c
that the germ finds no weak or tainted spot in whic
Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol
habit-forming drugs. All its ingredients printed on
wrapper. Ii is not a secret nostrum but a medicin
COMPOSITIONS and with q record of 10 years Of cares.
substitute-ihere is nothing 90 just as good. \sk you
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE a
SELECTED STOCK. COME IN AND
EXAMINE THEM. II. q. PRATT n
90, 2I4 4. SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

owen a. Kane. the efficient tele-
graph operator for the Santa Fc at
his place, is sporting a brand new
title this week, having been elected to
the ancient and honorable position of
Justice Of the peace for precinct No,
10. county of Valencia. He will be
ably assisted in the performance OF
his duties by Robert q. Marmon, as
constable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

The Indians of Laguna and all tho
nearby pueblos are having their an
nual dances and fiestas In honor OF
the newly elected governor, to which
office William P%aisiano has been
elected,
The santa Fc has just completed
the building Of a new section house
for the foreman at FL Rito. the old
n having heen burned down hast
fan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

Colonel J.. S. Eldridge is still busilN
engaged sinking his third well in the
quest for artesian water. a good flow
of water has been struck, but the
wen win be sunk much deeper, II
hopes of striking the pure stream
flowing from Mount Taylor. With ar
tesian wells all over the land to the
south Of Laguna. this country is des-
tined to become one OF the garden
spots of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

Scarlet fever Is epidemic at the town
of Cubero, there being about a dozen
cases IN the own. Two deaths oc-
CURED last week. Strict quarantine is
maintained among the infected houses
by Emil Bibo, quarantine officer for
the district. The indian towns in tho
are also under quaran-
tine against Cubero, and it is hoped
with proper care that the sickness viii
break out among the Indians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-12

superintendent Perry, Of the Alhu-
querque Indian school, paid Laguna a
visit this week. With Mr. Perry was
Mr.. l.. c. Banning. a prominent lum-
Der merchant of Cincinnati. ohio.
Mr.. Banning is making a tou of the
southwest, visiting the many points of
interest. and was enthusiastic over the
many strange sights he has seen, and
the exceptionally fine weather he has
had while IN the territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05
GLAD TO See Land
after ROUGH TRIP
Measles and SeaSiCkneSS
Prevail Among Men
Of Buffalo

Alloy for Manila! Iii lie, hi 10!
Hoorah for the men OF the Buffalo,
Was 1t rough? Oh, no: Say,
who wrote that yarn about the Pa
life being mill pond? I'm a lob
ter II this tub didn't cut every ca
Der except rolling clear over"
And he was a second cruise man,
100. one of the ships crew of the
u. S. S, Buffalo, but his story that
most Of the men en- route from
Panama and San Francisco were sea-
sick was confirmed by many feeble
srunts from the draft men. Az a
matter of fact the Buffalo, while n
1000 ton steel ship. is very narrow,
and n choppy sea with stiff wind
rolls her considerably.
Perhaps II was because the boys
had no regular mascot aboard, ex-
Cept, of course, dogs and dogs, myri-
ads of them. In fact, dogs were
abundant. But there's a reason.
The Buffalo sailed from Frisco
town on May 30, and reached this
port at 1880 last night. Captain
Guy w. Brown has succeeded In
command Captain Bostwick, who is
well known here. Captain Brown
has seen veteran service, and enjoys
the distinction OF never having had
on accident at sea with any ship in
his command. He reported at once
to Commandant Reese, and is his
guest today at luncheon.
The Buffalo received part of the
enlistment at Colon, Panama, while
others came overland and joined the
ship at San Francisco. The rough
est trip was encountered between
these ports. She carries 925 men
enlisted for service to take the place
of time-eXpired men in Manila. The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05
Framing? See Gurrey about it
SPEIGLEMEYER EXPOUNDS|

Mein F'rienlt Adolph: -- Idt has
been some time since exblanationed
20 you der happenings off dis Bara-
disc OF der Baciflc. ldt vas called
der Baradise of der Bacific SO dot
idt don't get mixed up nit dot 9TH
er Baradise. Dere vas more as offer
hunder pooks aboudt dis Baradise,
but only one pook aboudt dot other
Baradise, und dot vas mostly guess
work. Anyhow, han seen this
place, und ! know all aboudt idt.
but han neffer seen dot other place,
und | don't care IL die or not.
Honolulu vas neffer so excited be-
fore since dot time when female-rock
Vallach vas running idt as idt ISIS
now. ldt vas a shtandiff between
der fever called moving picturcitis,
which has struck der town und der
lap hitters of der plantations, nit
Everything in favor off der moving
picture pizness because efferybody
must go to see them und der iss q
lort of don 't-care-a-rap tund I don't
mean rap ether feelings aboudt
Ter Japs hitters OFF der plantations
s to whether dey work or shtop
work. und as dis feeling Is particu-
arly eXpressioned by der planters,
md emphasized by der shtiff upper
lip managers. Everybody ISIS glad.
Der poor laps. How dey must suf-
'er fer der necessities on life dot
'Ould be purchased nit dose $4,000
100 dey send back to Japan effery
ear, offer und above what idt costs
to them to live in der mean time.
Och, Adolph. Such n pizness What
'dt ISIS. Idt vas heart-brokening
Veil. so long as der moving picture
'hop don't go on shtrike We vas
happy.
Yah. Adolph. In your last letter
gu tolt me how much you got hap
~ when you vent oudt nit der sail
lOat yachts. Dot makes me come In
mind dot we han got u yacht down
lere dot ISIS for sale. She Is called
Ter Hawaii" Der seems to be
'ome pilikia aboudt her. She vas
Duilt by public prescription to vim
Ter ocean race from der Coast to
Honolulu. She shtarted nit der
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05
SHOTS ring OUT
ON. MIDNIGHT AIR
But Murder Is Not Done
BY Reckless
Shooter

Bang Bang Bang" Three shots
In quick succession rang ont on the
Silly night-tU use the words of the
young lady novelist. There was .
mad dash for the corner Of King and
Fort streets. Bang" again the crash
Of exploding gun powder startled the
already excited crowd. A newspaper
man, upstairs in n neighbOring build.
ing. without regard to the safety 81
his neck or anything else. made Il
mad dash for the dark stairs. Again
the fatal EhOts rang out. ana this tim"
there was Il despnlring wall
One man started for the Police Sta.
ton, another called for fire ladders.
The reports came from the back Of q
drugstore. and visions of a horrible
tragedy stood out before the eyes OF
the Mortified multitude.
For five minutes. stiffness reigned
again. Then the fusilade again came
and with renewed yigor. II was fol
lowed by a peal Of Tending laughter
Then smile, bcspcaking almost hum
an intelligence, appeared on the fac
If one Of the waiting men. He turned
and dashed upstairs into Elks' Hall
In u minute he returned grinning; al
Initiation was In progress.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

, ships crew number $50 men, max.
ing a total of 1915 persons on board
the steamship. Berth room is ut q
premium. and the boys have had "a
double up in every sort of fashion
10 find bunk room.
Orders have been posted in the
wardroom, indicating that the Buna
10 will reach Manim about July "A
She is To touch at Guam, where U.
$. n. Surgeon Crow will disembark
for shore duty at that place. The
vessel will also unload brick and
other building material for govern
ment work there. A landing vii
also be made at Shanghai, where n
number of men will be assigned to
ship duty. The Buffalo is expected
to return TO Honolulu August 22.
Captain Brown is one OF the old.
est, in point of duty, In the service
He served as first lieutenant on the
revenue cutter Hassler IN 1890 and
1901. when she was stationed at
'''o''' hl"N'hb WIN w NluShu' li'
joined the Buffalo from Mare Island
Navy Yard.
The officers on the snip are;
Lieut.. Com. Thos. d. Parker. Sur
gon Curl, Lieut.. A. $. Kibbee, Pay
Master J Brooks, Post Assistant Sur
geon j. Nelson, Past Pay Masters
Fite, Neill and Cope, Capt. Redles,
U. 5. Marine Corps; Assistant Sur
geons Allen. Lane and Cole, Assist
ant Pay Master Helm. First Lieut.
Marines Kip, ROwell and J. Potts,
Ensigns McCheehy, r. l.. Ghormely,
l., y, Anderson, II. Il. Hughes and J.
Abbott, Second Lieut. Marine Wells,
Midshipmep V L, Clark. Hulings and
A. G. Martin, King, Cozlne, Apple
gate, Lynch. Purcell, Pippo, Keller,
Wall, WiIIierson, Conner, Artnes,
Schnable and Nygaard.
The physical condition or the men
is excellent, taken as whole.
Measles broke out in Panama, ana
several Of the men were sent ashore
to hospitals, while five more were
left at San Francisco. Besides this
no other ailment except sea sickness
has attacked the boys. After the
Buffalo locked last night. a few OF
the men were given shore leave, but
very limited, and many complaints
were heard on board today that the
orders were so strict and curtailed
In this regard.
Today is payday on the Buffalo,
and the ghost will walk for the 800
odd laddies on board. This after
noon number were granted shore
leave, and they were wild in their
enthusiasm of the beauties of Homo
lulu scenery and the climate of the
Islands All of the officers desiring
to come ashore have been granted
leave In turn for limited time.
According to orders received by
Captain Brown, the Buffalo will sail
next Wednesday, the 9th. She car
rles four three-pounders, four three
inch and two hye-inch guns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

rest, but dot vas all. Der last re-
port, as | understand idt, ISIS dot
der vas some money due on her yet.
Nobody owns her. und Everybody
owns her. What to do nit her iss
puzzle. Idt vas a pity der two SOL
diers didn't shteal der Hawaii in
stead OF Capt. Miller's boat, den idt
would all be offer und thing of
der past, und 1t would be der only
time dot word past" could be found
in her biography Desc Islands nef-
fer owned but two boats, und dey
vas both in der same class.
Sunday vas day OF rest in Hon
olulu, und | shenerally take walk
around der city on der electric cars
for to pass der time away. While
taking ride last Sunday I see "A
painted notice offer der motorman's
head. ldt said. Don't talk to der
motorman." Gosh. Adolph. Dot
sign vas not needed, You don't get
u tndn't w Nuih w 'htIl. btl 100
several off der motOrmen What I han
come on shpeaking terms init; dot
iss. dey do der shpeaking could
not get word In NIT shoe horn.
. 4
A new public pudding iss soon to
be erected in dis city. und idt viii be
shust one more flower In our bouquet
Off beautiful buildings But der
vas one pudding dot Honolulu ISIS
much in deed on, und dat vas Hall
OF Fame NIT plenty of nitmhes In
ldt Der must be big nitches ind lit
tie nitches according to der rank or
der ninth occupier for some on dem
are ranker as der other fellows. Der
vas material enough now to gin such
pudding good start. Der vas
Vallach und Maxine und HotfOot,
Nuuanu dam und It's connections und
some of der Legislature. Don't for
get at, Adolph, dot We want plenty
on nitches. for der iss more to fol-
low. Och DIT will be great. May
be viii get der myself some day.
Veil. goot byeP Adolph. viii
told you more FREDDY quick some
day.
Yourt truly.
SPEIGLEMEYER,
Per Merrill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
HAVE fine MEET
Luau Follows Exercises
At KaWaidhao
Church

Under the presidency of the Hon. W
u. Rice Sr Of Kauai. the annual exhl
bition of Sunday school classrn fror
III over the islands was held In IN,
Kawaiahao Church this mOrnirr
The old historic church was flied L
Is utmost capacity The singing q
he different Sunday Schools was cx
cellent.
The KaneOhe Sunday school banner
gotten up by Mrs. Henry. wife Of tn,
High Sheriff. was In evidcncr. II Is
beautiful piece Of workmanship
After the exhibition. the members
accompanied by their friends, drove W
% Manna. - partake OF a luau. which
is being given on the grounds 0f IN,
iawaiahaO Seminary this afternoon,
rhc band - playing in honor of IN
occasion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

PURSER PHILLIPS of the Maun,
Nea, which arrived this morning from
Hilo aud way ports, reports the follow
Ing sugar ON Hawaii, ready ior ship
ment: Oloa, S2i,l0i; Waiakea, $4,000;
Hawaii MIL lO,i50; Wainaku, 2OOO;
Onomea, l2,OCO; Pepeekeo, 1880: Ho
nomu, 10000; Hakalau. 10000; Lau
pahoehoe, 1880; Ookala, 5000; Ku
Saiau. ID, E4l3, II. $50; Hamakua, q.
400; Paauhau, 400; Honokaa. $4,000.
Kukuihaelc, $500; Punaluu, 1875: Ho
munro. 4S.3.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-05

HEIGHT OF BUILDING-Wash.
ington, May 1.-THE constitutions
a!ity of the regulations under which
the height of buildings was con-
lrolled was under consideration by
the supreme court of the United
States today in the case OF Francis
c. Welch and the court held them
to be valid.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-14
BISHOP LLOYD
breaches Able Sermons al 81.
Georges and Trinity.
CONFIRMS CLASS AT EACH CHURCH

Bishop Coadjutor Arthur S. Lloyd
preached an able sermon at st. George s
church Sunday moraing, taking as his
text part of the 18th chapter 10th
verse of st. Matthew: Behold send
nv messenger before thy face,
which shall prepare thy way before
thee. After the sermon the bishop
confirmed class Of ten candinates.
At night the bishop preached at
Trinity. taking his text from st.
Mathew %. second verse. He con-
firmed class Of 4 at this service.
Large congregations attended both
services. 49,,
At 4:30 in the afternoon the bishop
spoke to a large audience IN the
parish house of st Georges. The
gathering listened attentively to a
very interesting address on the Bible
and the work of the diocese. Bishop
LLOYD asked that these meetings be
kept up and that an organization be
formed at once.
Judge j. +. Mason was recommended
TO act as chairman and Mr.. Chas.
Tackett as secretary. The organization
of a Bible class was discussed, and IT
was decided to appoint committee oil
six. three from ST. George $ and three
from Trinity. to prepare bylaws etc.
The committee will be appointed later
by Judge Mason. The meeting adj
journed to meet again next Sunday at
O'Clock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-14
COMPLIMENTS CAPT. C. 7. SMITH

The Danville Register, in its report
of a sermon by Evangelist d.. b. Strouse
in Danville recently, says:
Evangelist Strouse preached TO the
veterans at the Tabernacle Wednesday
night and was introduced by Col. '. A.
Witcher. who said that he had been
with Lieut.. Strouse in numerous battles
and in all his knowledge of Confederate
soldiers he knew none truer or Drawer,
and il gave him pleasure to introduce
MIR. Strouse. MIR. Strouse in reply
said he thanked Col. Witcher for the
kind references he had made of him,
which he feared were poorly deserved.
but with such associates as Col. With
er. of whom he said he spoke conserv-
atively when he said he knew none
more chivalrous and more daring IN
our army. and with such superior Of
ficers as the fearless and dashing Capt.
C. T. Smith, of Caroline, and his brave
First Lieutenant J. {. Anderson, Of
West Virginia, and such men as com
posed Company A. of the Both Virginia
battalion. it would be surprise had
there not been in the speaker at least
some little reflection of the inspiration
received from them.
Mr.. Strouse then preached a strong,
practical sermon to the veterans.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-14
THIRD JUDGE RECOMMENDED
Virginians are Mentioned For the
Honor.

Attorney General Wickersham in his
annual report recommends that an adj
ditional judge be appointed for the
Fourth judicial circuit.
This circuit embraces the districts Of
MARYLAND, Northern and Southern West
Virginia. Eastern and Western Virginia,
Eastern and Western North Carolina,
and South Carolina.
There are now only two judges on this
circuit Judge Golf and Judge Pritch-
are. No other circuit has less than
three judges.
In anticipation of an additional Judge,
friends of Judge Waddill,o of the Eastern
district Of Virginia, are urging him for
the place.
There are some persons who believe
w. K. Meredith, of Richmond, the
original Taft Democrat" of Virginia,
will get the appointment. if the addi-
tional Judge is granted. Senator
Martin would, it is learned, oppose the
appointment of Mr.. Meredith. MIR.
MGR dth, as a Democrat, has been
aligned with the faction in tie Demo-
cratic party in Virginia, which opposes
Mr.. Martin. Former Gov. A. j. Mon.
tague, of Virginia las been mentioned
for the honor.
The Studebaker is built for the mar
who wants a good wagon. Likely you
will not buy wagon often, then bu!
the best. Call for Studebaker Alma
nae for 1910. Decker & Alrich.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-14
ORANGE COUNTY ITEMS
Lahore, Va. Dec. II. 1909.


The cold wave hit US full in the face
Wednesday night and ice is thickening
wherever there is water, but many
ponds on account Of the long drought
are dry.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Macedonia church met at Mrs. Jencie
Kings Tuesday and spent a day of
pleasure and profit. The missionary so
cieties of our local churches are doing
most of the telling outstanding work.
As Christmas approaches the real
spirit which should dignity its observ-
ance seems more alive among these peo-
pie than of yore. There is no indica-
ton yet of hilarity, drunkenness and
baser vices which have prevailed at
times.
Christmas chimes are ringing at Mr..
Towles Estes. He issinging the lula
by to a new arrival at his home.
Mrs. f.. =. Stevens, of Washington,
is visiting at Thorn Hill. She brings
good news from her home people in the
Capital city.
Mr.. Herbert Mathews is visiting in
Washington and Fauquier.
MIS-. JENNIE mart anu TWO pretty GILL
dren are at her brothers., Mr.. Aleck
Green.
Mr.. Jno. j. Daniel has added a thor
oroughbred race horse to his stable Of
fine jumpers and drivers.
Mr.. o. T. Terrill has been quite sick
of late and is now suffering with rheu-
matism, though he is out about bust
ness, full of energy and encouragement.
Mrs. II. G. Burrus, of Thorn Hill, is
confined to her home. May her health
improve.
The turkey market is looking up ar d
the next two weeks will witness the sale
of most of the hocks in this locality.
Mr.. w. G. Bullock is daily adding to
his herd of young cattle, and prosperity
blossoms on his fertile and well-tilled
farm.
Julia Willis, a respected colored girl,
died at her home, near Shady Grove, a
few days ago.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-12-14
THANKSGIVING BOX
Acknowledgement From Ladies of Con-
federate Home to Caroline ID. Of c.

Croxton, Va, Dec. 10, 1909.
The Caroline Chapter U. d. c., aided
by some of their friends who are daugh-
tiers in spirit, if not in name. arranged
and sent a thanksgiving box to the Con-
federate Home in Richmond. and the
following letter shows how grateful the
inmates are for these little acts Of re-
membrance and kindness:
3 +. Craze Richmond, Va.
Mrs. c. T. Smith, President L. ID. C.,
Croxton, Virginia.
Dear Mrs. Smith-The ladies Of the
Confederate Home wish me TO thank
you for the splendid Thanksgiving box
you sent the Home, Everything came
in perfect condition. The eggs were
especially appreciated. We had so many
sick ones who wanted fresh eggs. The
butter was splendid. and so was the
cake; in fact, everything was just what
was needed.
Mrs. Montague wishes me TO thank
you in the name Of the board and the
inmates, and to thank each member Of
the chapter for their generous donation.
Very truly,
Mrs. May p. Trueman.
Matron II. ~ c. V.