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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
DEATH ENDS A
WEDDING PARTY
Chauffeur Tried to Light a
Cigarette and Car Went
Over a Bridge, Killing
Three.


CUTHBERT. Ga. Nov. pa
Three men are dead and two won.
en- are probably fatally injured as a
result Of the chauffeur OF tho car
IN which they were riding last night,
attempting 20 iifht a cigarette
while going at 30 miles an hour
The chauffeur loat control OF the
car. which was crossing 30foot
viaduct over the Central railway,
and the machine was dashed TO the
tracks below.
The accident happened as the
party was returning from Cuthhert
to Coleman
With the purpose Of being mar
ried, James Shepard and Helene
Mattox. accompanied by Horace
shepard. "a brother OF the bride.
groom. and Miss Mary Mattox.
sister OF the bride.to-he. hired
machine and were quickly driven
20 CuthboTt By Curtis Williams.
Upon reaching here all the minis
ters refused 10 marry the couple
on account OF their extreme youth.
neither being 20 years OF age. After
falling TO secure n minister, the
party hastily left town.
The two Shcpards died IN "A few
moments. Miss Helene Mattox suf.
fered internal injuries. Miss Mary
Mattox was badly injured. Curtis
Williams, the driver. was instantly
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

mitiec did not have the courage to
attach duty 20 the forms thus
taken out. but let them fall quietly
Into what ia known ~ the basket
CLAUSE" 81 the schedule. which
reads. Articles or wares not npe
cialiy provided for IN this section.
composed wholly or ia part ~
Iron. steel or other
metal. and whether partly or
wholly manufactured. Is per cent.
am ad YAlorem
How =, Works Out.
What Is the RESULT Structural
steel nov bears a duty Of Is per
cent nd yalorcm, which means any.
where from sis TO SIS per ton The
reductions in the steel schedule
cannot possibly affect the price Of
iron and steel. whiic this one in.
crease win enable tho manufacture
erB 20 make greater profit than
they ever did before.
am not In the least disturbed
about the consequences Of voting
against tho AldTich-Payne tariff
bill The republicans Of the Middle
West understand the issue. and !
await their Judgment upon u with
absolute serenity and confidence.
The real issue is Shall the PEG
pie aecep, the leadcrshIp Of the
insurgents" or that 81 Aldrich.
Hale. Cannon and pnyne7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
BY ALBERT BAIRD cUmmlNs

United states Senator from Originator Of "he Iowa idea
altogether willing that the title Of the great suit which Is
about be tried before the republicans Of the from hence
forth until the end shall be- the Insurgents against Adreh Hale
Cannon Payne. Ct al"
do not accuse these whom have named and their asso
OF bad motives false Of the
duties. responsibilities and functions OF government
them Of giving aid comfort transportation
monopoly every combination
tempted regulate
do doubt that they have been honest IN their opnona but
they the less the less the enemies
every relieve the
tyranny injustice The modern and
they believe a. through tho laws Of the country
make the rich richer the the powerful powerful
swell the profits Of the bis corporations freor rein 70 the
combinations consolidation somewhere sometime.
conspicuous humanity will
prosperity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
TARIFF MAKES MILLIONS FOR
STEEL TRUST, SAYS CUMN|NS
Iowa Insurgent Follows LaFolette With Blast Against
Aldrich & Co.-Lays Bare Tariff Bill Plot Which
Gives Steel Corporation Chance to Increase I'm
reasonable Profits Many Millions Year.


Ia
Now Senator cugmns - Iowa fabt Of tho movement or
defend before hts constituents
NeehAn tells ntow Doter
people unisl states" The
r.
today story TAFT Ia
zine i File star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
STRANGE SUICIDE OF
YOUNG NEW JERSEY GIRL

Woodbury., y j.. Sept. 24.--Cnusual
circumstances surround the sup
posed suicide here today of Helen
Brayton. aged 9 years. who was found
fatally wounded in the residence OF
her uncle. with whom she made her
home. The uncle, c. H. Brown is on
a cunning trip in Maine and her aunt
is on visit in Atlantic City.
Three hourse before the shooting,
Miss Braytou awakened her cousin,
Harry Brown. Is years old, ana told
him strange man had been In her
with the girl in the house, finding no
intrduer, returned TO bed He was
awakened later by the groans OF the
girl ana going to her room found her
in bed with a bullet wound in the head
A revolver was found in the bed.
Young Brown gave an alarm but the
girl died soon afterwards.
When young Brown was first awall-
ened he obtained a revolver and
searched the house and when he re-
turned to bed he placed the weapon
under his pillow. When he fell asleep
the girl, It is supposed, went to his
room, secured the revolver and re-
turning to her own apartment, shot
herself.
A coroner's jury today returned a
verdict that the girl killed herself
while suffering from melancholia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
COOK PREPARING EOR
APPEARANCE ON ROSTRUM

New York, Sept 24-For the llrsl
time since his arrival here, Dr. Fred
crick A. cook, tool, into his confidence
today, one of the leading American
geographical authorities, Archer NJ.
Huntington. president of the Ameri-
can Geographical society. with whom
he had an hours private conference
Whether he submitted some or ms
data to Dr Huntington, could not pe
for, upon leaving, Dr
Huntington refused to comment on
the meeting, Or Cooks friends an
nounccd. however, that DR.. Hunting
ton had expressed perfect confidence
that Cook had discovered the pole.
Most of Dr.. Cooks time was deVot-
ed preparing the literary steps when
lead to the lecture platform which ne
Will mount next Monday at the car
negie institute so carefully IL he as
sembling material Tor his first pubic
appearance. that he declined many in
vitations for the Hudson Fulton cell
ebration during the next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
ARCTIC CLUB 10 PASS ON
DATA BROUGHT BY PEARf

Bar Harbor Ne. sept. 24.--.I have
read the records submitted by Com
mander Peary on the question has
Cook been at the pole?' and found IN
them much that Or Cook has NOT
stated. They are very Interesting
General Hubbard, president Of the
Peary Arctic club made this state
ment today after a careful eNamina-
ton of the Peary records on the con-
trovorsy which were submitted 20 him
by Commander Peary Yesterday
While General Hubbard would give no
intimation as to the nature or the
proofs which Commander P"ary Is
confident will show that Dr. Cook was
not at the pole. 10 was apparent tha'
ne was well satisfied. Commander
Peary will confer with General Hub
bard here MondaA
81 think It would he best not 70
make any statement after the confer
ence with Commander Peary.' said
General Hubbard. "as il is matter
which the Officers of the P'ary Arctic
club should pass upon. shall call
meeting or the club officers IN New
York very shortly
Pearv's records and observations
were not submitted to General Hub
bard. but probably will Doe placed he
fore the Pcary Arctic club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
RIOT Calls KEEP OMAHA
POLICE ON IiE JUMP.

Omaha. Sept -. Riot calls front
many parts Of the city resulting from
the street car strike made busy day
for the police Dozens of cars were
stoned ana many OF ,he crews scri-
ously injured but only six agttators
were arrested Conductor Robert Da-
Wis. was Knocked down with a brick
The motorman fled ana then the VIM
doNs Of his car were broken by the
mob.
Two teamsters who caused a street
car blockade were beateu into submits
sion by the police and arrested. The
tcamsters refused to drive their Wae-
ons from the track ana this caused
the clash,
President Wattles of the street car
company. conferred with the mayors
Of Omaha. Council Bluffs South Orn-
aha. Florence and Benson. and also
with the directors of his company.
aud. while he declared that no defi-
mite results could be announced. eX-
pressed tho hope that at meetings TO
be- held tomorrow something tangible
direction of settlement would de-
Nrlou.
car service was stopped for the
night at O'Clock this evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
|ND|C TMENTS FOR
ALLEGED JURY
F|XERS
Chicago Politicians Accused of
Conspiracy to Corrupt the
Courts and Justification of
Public Records.


-
Chicago. Sept 24.-lndictments
charging conspiracy We're returned by
the grand jury today against John J.
Hilland, secretary of the jury commits
sioners Willis j. Rayburn a real es-
tate dealer, and Nicholas Martin. sec
rotary to Aldreman "Hinky Dink'
Kenna
The indicted men were arrested sew
eral DAYS ago and their preliminary
hearing was SET for next Tuesday. As
States Attorney Wayman would have
been compelled 10 outline his evidence
at a hearing before an examining mag
istrate the charges were hastened be
fore the grand jury and only general
allegations sufficient to establish a
prima facie case were laid before the
inquisitorial body
The indictment contains I counts
ten charging conspiracy 10 defeat pub
lie Justice and corrupt the jury lists;
and tour charging the falsitication Of
public records.
Importance is attached to the fact
that Roswell II. Mason was called as
witness before the grand Jury as he
is chief clerk in the office Of the jury
commissioners.
Bonds acgregating $4,000 under
which the accused men have been at
liberty have disappeared. The papers
were in Judge McEwcr's desk and
states Attorney Wayman admitted to-
day that this desk had been broken
into and the bonds stolen. The women
were said to be concerned in the theft
Capiases for the rearrest Of Holland.
Rayburn and Martin were issued this
afternoon The men will be taken In
to custody as soon as possible and new
bonds executed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
" NKRING UNIONS At
BOTTOM or TROUBLE.

Butte Sept 24.-As Il result of
the fight between the Western Fed
Grafton OF Minors and tho Hosting
Engineers. 50 pr cent of the Butte
mines closed this morning \ maj
oritN OF the engineers hayo seeded
from the Federation. establishing a
new union.
The federation ordered the miners
nor to 20 to work IN the mines en-
rl0ytng engineers belousirg t. the
new union this morning The sltua-
tion IS remarkable Tn that the en-
plOyors have nothing to do with il
30 strike or walkout has been or
dcrcd and the questions cf hours
wages ANA rules are not involved.
Unless the unions settle their diff
fcrcnccs with few days, the
ameltors at Anaconda aud Grcnt
Fals win close, throwing out Of
3, 600 men
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
COOK MAY SUE PEARY FOR
DEFAMATION or Gil iRACTiit

New York, Sept. 24--Dr. Frederick
A. Cook contemplates bringing suit
against Commander peary 10 recover
damages for slander and defamation,
according to statements tonight by
friends of the former.
pr cook himself had nothing to
say regarding the proposed suit but
his secretary, Walter Lonsdalc. ad-
mittcd that the idea was seriously en-
tertained, both by u Cook and by
John k. Bradley, CoS%s baokcr. Sic
said that affidavits had already been
prepared in case it was definitely de
cided to bring the suit.
But certainly nothing Will be done
at present in the matter said MT
Lonsdale, and as matter OF iact
it is doubtful If anything viii ever be
done unless it is in retaliation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
EIGHTY HURT IN
TROLLEY CAR
CRASH
FRlGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON
SEATTLE TRACTION LINE
Crowded Car Gets Beyond
Control on Steep Gradei Pas
/ SengerS Caught Helpless In
Trap; One Instantly Killed.
e1y Morning journal Special Leased WireI

Seattle, Sept. 24-Of the eighty pas
sengers on a big Wallingford avenue
car that was wrecked at curve near
the main gate of the worlds fair
shortly after noon today. not one es-
capped being cut or bruised or sharply
shaken, but IL is believed tonight that
none Of the injured will die. Frank
Hun Of Tacoma, aged 46, an odd
Fellow. attending the festivities of the
sovereign grand lodge meeting died
an hour ater being taken from the
wreck.
Tonight there are twenty-seven pa
tients IN four Seattle hospitals
The car with eighty passengers, Of
whom fifty-five we're seated and the
others clinging to seats and straps. got
beyond control of the motorman and
attained 80 miles an hour speed At
the corner OF Fourteenth avenue and
East Fiftieth street, it careened, left
the track and crashed into a one-
story building, demolshing the flimsy
structure. splitting and wrecking the
car and hurting the passengers for
ward with great force.
The motorman, +. ". Melen; a gray
haired veteran with q reputation for
carefulness, opened the door behind
him as soon as he found that the car
had got out of control ana shouted to
the passengers.
Brace yourselves; cannot help
you
A few seconds later the runaway
plunged into the St Louis cafe. a lit
tie restaurant built for the worlds
fair trade.
Edward Winslow. proprietor, was
struck down and his sk all crushed.
Arthur Frye, who also was in the
restaurant, was cut above the eyes.
Every pane of glass in the car was
broken and the Jagged pieces were
showered upon tie passengers, who
were tossed one upon another in in
describable confusion In less than a
minute experienced hands were ad- |
to the injured. The worst |
cases were hurried to the Worlds |
fair hospital Some PASSENGERS who |
were cut by glass, bound up their |
own wounds.
Residents Of the houses near by |
took care OF some of the sufferers. |
In six minutes the last of the injured !
had been removed from the scene.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
GERMANS INTERESTED
HISTORIC VI tEII'HR \IIDN

Berlin, Sept 24-Thc Nord Dclt-
sche Zyiiung. srmi-offi,ial journal t"-
day published au editorial on The Hud-
son-Fultou celebration.
1t alludcs 10 tho prominent part
taken ia the preparations by Herman
Riddcr of New York. and TO IN, inter
ct German pcopl, have in America.
dealing particularly lon their cous,i-
business of tho great number of Ger
mans who have contributed to the re-
markabie achievement. of America
All the newspapers publish details
o' Tho celebration aud program. refer
TO courtesirs being extended Co Ad-
mirHl Von Rooster. representative of
tho German government and comment
in pleasant vein nn the meaning Of
the anniversarIss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
SAILORS FALL
VICTIMS Of
PIRATES
REVENUE CUTTER CREW
MURDERED BY SAVAGES
Little Vessel Operating Against
MoroS Captured and All
Hands Slaughtered Is Report
Reaching Manila,


LBy Morning Journal sDetial Leased Wircl
Manila, sept 2i.---otficiai dis
patches received from southern ports
state thar it is rumored there that the
revenue cutter ssora has been cap
turcd 10y Moro pirates and the crew
murdered No details Of the capture
are known and the authorities have
been unable to secure confirmation
of the rumor although dispatches have
hccu sent to all adjacent points.
Tha Sora was used rs patrol boat
against the Moro pirates of the south
ern archipelago in the general cam
paign against smuggling tnaugurated
by the insular government a short
time ago II was commanded by Cap
tain f.. 4. McCierty and carried crew
OF 1. all Filipinos
The cutter loft the town Of Bala-
hac on the island of that name. 20
miles south of Palana, month ago,
carrying j l.. perrne. collector of the
port, who was bound To Sandakan, in
BRUSH North Burnoo. to purchase
supplies Nothing has becn heard of
tho NCss9 since.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
DENIED LICENSE TO
PREACH, KILLS HIMSELF

Mot springs. Sept 24.--Because he
Was denied a liccns- To preach. Rev.
f. j. Woolard of Tuckerman. Ark.
killed himself with q pistol. tonight.
Previously he had tried to end his lire
b> taking chlorofofm. In his possess
inu was found letter from a Missouri
conference, informing him that for
the present his application could not
be granted,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
Gurus, Given i,carty welcome.

Bath. y. y. sept - Glenn Il
Curtiss uas given hearty veicom
last evening on his return home from
his tfiumphs iu France and Italy In
the midst of 90 downpouf "f rain. he
was met at Bath boy "a crowd of 900
citizens headed by band. After a
formal welcome 10y O. committee OF
business men. Mr. CurtIss was taken
~ the Steubon club. whore he was
given a reception.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
II AIRY WHITNtN HEARD FROM:
MAY CONFIRM COOK NNHR ATN T.

New Haven, sept 2i.--'Hhe follow
ing telegram was received tonight by
Harry Benedict. OF this city from
Harry Whitney. who Dr Cook says
has the proofs Of his finding the pole.
"Indian Harbor, Via Cane Ray, sept
a. 1909.
"Harry Benedict,
New Haven. conn.
"See YOU soon. Hard winter Wond-
erful shooting have skins FOR you,
Picked up shipwreck crew, terrible
Watch the Herald and no.
tlfy Frank ana George
(Signed1 HARRY WHITNEY,"
From this it would seem that whit
ncy might be expected back probably
by rail- from sydney the latter Part of
next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
PROGRAM FOR MEETING
o\ THE BORDEE COMPLETED

MeNlCO CitN. ~tpt IT IL MI
can end OF the program for the meet
ing of Presidents Taft and Diaz at II
Paso has been completed and was TO-
dav sent go Washington by the MeNl-
can stata department.
president Diaz with staff several
cabinet members. battalion "i pres
jdential guards and number Of gov
erument officials Whl leave Mexico
CITY on tho evening of October j.. Al
Chibuahua President Diaz viii be tho
guest Of Governor Enrique G. creel
After two days there the party Will 20
to the border
president Diaz will be in FL Paso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

They consider on Infringement ON
their patents Nill bee opposed by th"
Wright brothers announcement To
this effect was made today hr Wilbur
Wright m connection with "a report
or the proposed importation of a
Blrriot munoplanc lN T. HAYDEN
Sands of Nrw Nork and the purchase
of "a Farmau biplanc by j. ". Fur1on
of Jackson. Miss
-If these machines are brought in
to this country for the purposes ~
making flights We Will file suits
against th, owners. said Mr Wright
Both th, Blcriot aud the Farman
machines prc infringomcnts on oar
pat,nts"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
PRAISES
LAW ABIDING
M0RM0NS
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
TO PRESIDENT IN UTAH
Hello Pinchot, Executives
Greeting to Forester Balm
ger Fails to- See Rival and
Neither Speak.
ny Morning Journal Special Leased wIrsl


} salt Lake, Sept. 24.-President TAFT
today added q Mormon tabernacle to
| the long list of religious edifices in
which he has made addresses to the
people. Not long ago in "A Jewish
tabernacle at Pittsburg, Mr. Taft de-
clared he was no stranger in the pulpit
| and enumerated his different eXper-
fences in denominational churches To-
days experience was entirely q new
one. 1t was at Provo, a thriving lit
tie city forty miles south of Salt Lake
where 1t is said that so per cent of
the residents are Mormons and the
home OF senator Reed Smoot, that the
president faced probably the most ef~
fervescently enthusiastic audience of
his ten days travelling.
There was nothing in all the pro
gram to suggest the religious charae-
ter of the building. The presidents
appeal to the patriotism of the peo-
pie. his congratulations to them upon
their evidences of prosperity and the
fact that they were Il community of
law, abiding by the laws and deter
mined that every community of which
they were part should be a lawful
community, called forth continued
cheers.
From Provo, where he was officially
welcomed to Utah by Governor Spry,
Senators Smoot and Sutherland and
others. the president came on to salt
Lake. arriving here at 4:30 p. m, to
remain until Sunday noon.
The arrival of the president deVel-
oped an incident IN the nav famous
Ballinger- Pinchot controversy which
was extremely interesting to those who
saw it, Secretary Ballmger came with
tho president At Provo, word was
rec,k,ed on tie III 9 nt's train that
Chief Forester Pinchot had arrived in
salt Lake and would meet the party
there. When the tram came to
standstll, Mr.. Pinchot was at the foot
of the rear platform steps OF the
presidents car with senator w. +.
Borah of Idaho.
"Why. hello Pinchot" called the
president extending hand heartily to
grasp that Of the chief forester.
How are you" he added, u am
glad to see you"
Mr. Pinchot responded cordially
Then the president greeted senator
Borah with a hello BIZ old ielloW'
how are YOU? I am mighty glad to
see YOU"
Several other members of his party |
followed the president off the car and |
then came Secretary Ballinger Mr.
Pmchot was standing directly beside |
Senator Borah.
Mr. Ballinger greeted Senator Ro-
rah with a handshakc. but apparently |
he recognized no one else in the vicin-
fty. Neither he nor Mr.. Pinchot made |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
CROKER PREFERS TURF
TO AMERICAN POLITICS
Former Boss of New York Well Con
tented With Present Lot.

Dublin. Sept 24.-Richard Croker
today denied the report that nc m
tends TO retire from the irish Tnri
and return to politics. Mr. Croker
said the recent reduction in the mum
her of horses in his stable was due
merely to his intention to Keep only
high class animals and that there has
been no change in his resolution I"
abstain from politics. He declared
he would continue his patronage or
first class racing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
JOHNSON LEAVES SMALL
ESTATE TO HIS WIDOW

st. Paul, Sept. 9l--Thc late Gov
ernuf Johnson lelt no VII but II Is UNI
dorstood that It was his wish, ex-
pressed before he died, that his entire
property be turned over to Mrs John
son, It Is estimated that the value
Of The estate win not exceed $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
MYSTERY SHROUDS
DEATH Of MISS
M|LLMAN
Hunt for Murderer of Unfor-
tunate Girl Found Sewed Up
in Sack Near Detroit Battles
Police.
III, Morning Jonrual Special Leased wirsi

Detroit Sept. 44.--Thc Corouers in
quest into tho cath Of Mayhelle Mili-
man was today postponed until Octo-
hcr = ON request of the prosecuting at
torueN
Tho mystery Of the death and dis
mcmbcrmcnt oi Miss Millman Is no
nearer solution today than 1t was when
tho first section of her body was found
September e. in cement sack in
EcorSc crrck
Every possible clue. iunor or sus-
piclon has been run down by the de-
tcctives without developing any indiea-
tiou OF the Identity Of the girls muir
d'rcr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25
REYES PREPARES TO
QUIT NATIVE LAND

Monterey. Mex. sept. 24-Gencral
Bernardo Reyes. governor of' this
state. has disposed of most Of his
property here. II was rumored today
that General Reyes had resigned as
governor. but no confirmation could
be obtained i'm official circles. The
story that the general had requested
an interview with President Diaz lacks
confirmation. but is generally cred-
tied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-25

PRESIDENT TO BECOME
poSSESSOR OF SOMBRIIto

EI Paso. Texas. Sept. 24.--Wheh
President Taft visits FL Paso he VIII
b.. presented by the FL Paso ONO
society with the finest Mexican som
hr.ro over exported from Mexico The
I,.t win De most elaborately decorat-
ed in gold and silver II is no" oeihs
Manufactured in Mexico and cit>N anu
,,ili cost several hundred dollars.