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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02
ROYALTY GREETs COUNT.

Munich, April 2.-The airship ap-
peared over this city at 1880 this af-
ternoun and made a successful land
ing on the parade grounds outside of
the city. The count was greeted by
the Prince regent of Bavaria and
princesses of the Royal family. Pub
lie schools we're given holiday and
special editions Of the newspapers
gave accounts OF tho travels of tn"
craft.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02
HANGED. THOUGH SICK.

Helena, April "A special to the
Record from Kalispell says that Fred
'rick Le Beau was hanged today for
the murder of r. Yoakum He broke
down ana became in but recovered.
walked TO the saaffold protesting his
iunUcenSe
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02
STRANGLED TO DEATH.

Butte April William A. Hayes,
accessory to the murder Of a guard
of the state prison in March, 1908,
was hanged az Deer Lake this morn
ing, His neck was not broken and
he slowly strangled to death.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02
AFTER TIE WORLD AGAIN.

New York, April Investigation
of the Panama libel charges against
the World was resumed before the
federal grand jury today 1t is said
the purpose of the inqu is To oh
tain indictments against '"h-
eTs and possibly the &c
per recently indicted
so that the trial can
York instead of WasI
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02
LIBEL SUIT TRIAL
WILL END TODAY
Arguments Are Being Made and the
Case VIII BE Gwen to the Jury
This Evening

Arguments in the $4,000 libel suit
Marcus p. Kelly brought against Mrs.
II. NJ. Bennett We're i'm progress this
afternoon and the case viii be given
to the jury this evening Tomorrow
morning, Judge Abbott will take up
the trial of criminal cases, beginning
with the case Of the territory versus
Fidel Garcia, who is alleged to have
assaulted Pedro Gutierrez with a pis-
toll The alleged assault was com
mitted the evening of December Il
on South First street in the vicinity
OF the coal avenue viaduct The
trial is expected T. be short one
and will be completed tomorrow.
Suits Filed.
Nicolasita Sanches de Sanches of
Isleta, brought suit in the Second
district court today for divorce from
her husband, Juan Montoya, al
leging abandonment. The plaintiff
IN her complaint says that they were
married August 19, 1897, and have
three children.
f. f. Dunlavy Of Trinidad, filed
action against William and A. J,
Belden 10 recover $50 and interest
alleged to be due on four notes given
at Trinidad.
Tho Southwestern Brewery ana Ice
company was made the defendant to-
day in a suit brought by Ullman q
Co, of Cincinnati for goods delivered
to G.. J. Arnold at Deming October
10, 1905. The plaintiff alleges that
Arnold was manager at Deming for
the defendant company. The amount
sued for H. SIS45O.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02
LOEB WANTS

New York, April
of duties amountin
sugar imported by
gar Refining conn
of Havemeyer a
1901 and Noven
ordered by Cole
Of New York.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02

Denver, CoIo., April 2--TOnlght fair and
warner; Saturday fair.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-02

No. I-Z.45 p. m.
No a. $50 ?. m.
No. 10. SIS p. m.
No. s. $40 p. m.
No. o-I1.4s p. m.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
OF THE PLUMBERS

1t is probable that when the con.
vention Of plumbers open in Omaha
Neb.. on February s. a representative
fror7 this city will attend. A few
da, ago Mayor Wilson received a
communication from the committee of
the convention inviting the plumbing
inspector Of Wilmington or any othei
person that might be appointed to at
tend. The communication was refer.
red TO the Street and Sewer Directors
and was read at the meeting this
morning.
The directors favored sending a rep
resentative from here because they
iicid it would be for the interests OF
the city as many new ideas are ex.
pressed in conventions that might
easily be improvements on the presen,
methods Of doing things relative e
sanitary conditions The matter vii
be further considered. however. an,
at the next meeting OF the directors h
is probable that definite action win b,
/ taken.
The plumbing inspector win probably
be the one chosen to attend the con.
vention.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12

third floor and when he got up on the
morning Of November Il he went by way
Of the back stairs TO the kitchen, where he
remained smoking behind the stove until
dinner time"
James Black, brother-in-law OF Surrck,
until recently a guard IN Brandywine
Park. testified that he went to the house
from tho park office about SIS o'clock
that morning remaining in the house some
few minutes and had then gone to Sur
ricS's room. lie said the defendant was
in bed at that time.
Mrs Elizabeth Black. half sister OF Sur
rick. testified that she had several times
called Surricl1 that morning. Deputy At
torney-General Wolcott laid especial
stress on whether Surricll could have left
the house without her knowledge. she de-
clarins that, owing to tho situation Of the
various rooms and the stairways, he could
not have done So
Mrs. Leona Chandler a dressmaker
who was employed in the Black home on
\ the morning in question. declared she was
sewing in the front room on tho lower
floor; that she had gone with Mrs. Black
to the third floor between and O'Clock
and had seen Surriclz in his room She as.
4 serted that she did not again see the de
fendant until dinner time. but under cross
examination changed this saying she had
seen him come down the front stairs abou
1l.50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
PROFESSOR SPEAKER. OF
NEW JERSEY HOUSE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
TRENTON, \. j.. Jan. 12-New Jer-
sey's one hundred and thirty-third legis-
lature convened here at noon to-day
when reorganization was effected by the
selection Of Senator Samuel X. Robbins,
Of Burlington county for President OF
the senate and Or. John d. Prince OF
Passaic county FOR Speaker Of the As
sembly.
The legislature is Republican by 30 on
joint ballot. there being Is Republicans
and eight Democrats IN the senate, and
45 Republicans and 10 Democrats in the
House. Another feature Of the session is
the almost entirely absence Of the new
idea reform element. including Senator
Colby tho noted leader who was beaten
in Essex county last fall by Harry v. os-
borne. a young Democrat.
The reorganization of the House to-day
was marked by the attendance Of large
number OF visitors from New York. in
cludlng members OF the faculty OF the
University OF New York. where Spaker
Prince is professor OF languages
Governor Fort in his annual message es-
tablished precedent by. making no ref
erences 10 State finances beyond to say
that he VIII next week write special
message on this subject. nfging economy
and the adoption OF some new policy TO
avo& the iovy Of a direct state tax.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
CITY TO HAVE
A new HOTEL
Mundy Brothers to Build If
City Condemns Old Hotel
on Front Street

II was learned today that the mem
bers Of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment held a meeting several days ago
to discuss the purchase of eleven feet
from the Merritt House property at
the northwest corner Of Front and
French streets, which Is owned by
Mundy Brothers. What conclusion was
reached is not known but it Is said
that the city will shortly ask for a
commission to fix price on the pro-
perty.
Eleven feet Of this property is needed
TO complete the Improvement of Front
street part of which has already been
widened
The work of widening the street be-
tween King and Market viii be started
after third commission makes its
return on the properties.
Patrick j. Mundy said today that IN
tho event Of the city acquiring clever
feet OF the Merritt House property Il
viii become necessary to tear dowr
the entire structure and rebuild. Nd
ditional ground I'm the rear of tn,
building viii also have to purchased
The Mundy Brothers propose to buil,
one of the best hotels in this vicinity
II will not only be modern i'm ever,
respect but its archtectures will great
~ improve the appearance of tha
neighborhood and be attr stivc TO tn,
eyes OF strangers coDi = into the cit,
over the Pennsyivar 4. Railroad.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
COMPANY WANTS TO
BRIDGE A STREET

AT the meeting of the Directors Of
the Street and Sewer Department this
morning Richard Patzowsky. one Of the
owners OF the New Castle Leather
Company appeared before the body
In the interest OF the bridge which Is
needed to connect two of the COM
panys buildings In Wilson street. The
matter has been heard before the board
at other times but as yet the directors
have not decided about granting the
permit. Mr. Patzowslxy explained the
matter again this morning but the di-
rectors took no action.
The leather company is TO build a
new building IN Wilson street and the
bridge will connect the present build
ing with a.
A complaint was made regarding the
condition OF the sidewalk in front OF
Eden Hall in West Tenth street. Tho
matter iyas referred to the street COM
missioner.
A communication was read from tn'
Water Department asking that pave.
ment be laid i'm Walnut street between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets ane
IN sixteenth between french and Wal
NUT streets where there Is some pro
perty belonging to the Water Depart.
ment. The matter win be considered
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
COUNTY GETS
A NEW MORGUE
Levy Court Takes James 7.
CEa ldIer'S for a Period
of One Year

A discussion as to what morsuc should
be rented for the uso Of the coroner. oc-
cupied much OF the attention OF the mem-
bers OF the Levy Court this morning. nv.
Dennison stated that Harvey e. Nichols
intended to resign as morgue superinten-
dent and asked that the court rent the
building now used as morgue at No. 81
West Fourth street or TO engage some
other permanent morgue. Mr.. Nichols was
willing to rent his morguo for $500 a year.
At the request OF the new coroner and
on motion Of Mr.. Dennison it was decided
to place a Dclmarvia telephone at No. al
South cluymont street Tor the coroncrs
use.
A communication from J. T. Chandler
the new deputy to the coroner, was read
In which MIR. Chandler offered his morsue
for Inc use OF the county and also offered
Office room for the use Of the coroner ana
for inquests, the county to pay for hair
OF the light and telephone service tho
rent to be 500 year.
Mr.. Dcnnison moved that Mr.. Ehand-
lors morguo be rented for one year. Air.
Perkins wanted It rented for two years.
Mr. Dcnnison objected to obligating tho
county for two years as such legislation
might be passed fixing a permanent NOR
eac for this city. Mr.. Perkins thought
that IN such case Mr.. Chandler would
resign as morguc superintendent Mr.
Dennisons motion renting Mr. Chandler
morgue for one year was passed.
On motion OF MI Donnison II was decd
cd TO advertise for bids Tor furnishing
light for the Court House and -four arc
lights outside the Court Housc. lightinl
bridges. and electric power for turning
drawbrdges The light and power con
tract. which was for three years. has ex
pired IL Is held By Wilmington Gas an'
Electric Company and the Wilmington
city Electric Company.
Tho sum OF $50 was ordered paid q
Joseph Anderson on account Of his con
tract on silver Run bridge which is com
plctcd except for the decking OF tn
bridge. The members OF the court upol
examination. found that the Old planlSin
would not do aud would have TO he re
placed This viii be in addition from th
contract.
Harvey y Nichols was allowed SO n
salary as morgue superintendent
Prior to the meeting lead pencils sma
tablets Of paper and printed lists OF IN
comittees were placed ON the mcmberi
desks
Secretary Wiggcsworth of tho Boar
ot Health made tho following report 10
the quarter ending December 81: $50 MAJ
riages ga births and s57 deaths
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
news NOTES OF
WEST CHURCH
Sunday SeFOoI May Be En-
IaTged TO Accommodate
members

The winter se-ason at West Presbyterian
Church is well under way and the accus-
TONED throng > In evidence each Sunday
night The GosE Epel meeting. which is now
In Its fourth Reason. seems to be more
popular than Ever Tho attendance in the
Sabbath schoI ol has not fallen below $50
Tor eight sung lays and immediate enlarge
ment OF the y lnday School quarters seems
imperative.
On Wednes9 iay s~ening the pastor, Rev.
Alexander al lson, Jr.. will repeat an adj
dress on Pr Ersonal Work in Soul Wins
ming, which, was made last winter the
repetition filt which has been requested.
inc prayer D meeting choir, composed Of
young pcoP'hA viii sing The Kings Bus.
ness Any lyoung person is eligible "a
Join tnis enq pir which is under the leader.
snip OF Es M. Ocheltree. This prayer meet
ing Is heia ION the Sunday School room and
Is always argey attended.
On trida y evening at 80 O'Clock th4
mans Miss ionary Society Will hold a. Nev-
Year mcetilag and reception An excellent
program hsfis been prepared and the socias
hour wilcfh follows promises TO he dsz
hghttnL Y annual election Of ofncers
will be "a at this meeting. The iadies
vited. y"
oh Pria ay eevning at 7.3o o'clock the
passor wi teach the Sunday school les
son 10 e 'achers, or any who desire to
study thq word with or without s-view
TO teachyag, The class is not confined 40
'eacnersEof West School. Outsiders are
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Crowds Attending.

A busy store these days Is the shoe
house Of Pyle & Cronin at 619 Market
street, which is crowded hourly by
men and women picking the bargains
being offered during the shoe clearing
sale which the firm conducts every
January. Tables are spread in the
store upon which are the offerings and
from which the economical woman or
man can select footwear for his OF
her fittings. It's not often that a
shoe store can offer the j. & NJ. and
the canister makes OF shoes below
cost price for these shoes are made
60 sell for four and 1--WE dollars, but
since several lots have been slow NOV
ers" the house has marked them Ia
so at s1.95 and they are moving. Boys
and Chris footwear also figure in the
sale and big savings are offered in this
particular line.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY News

Simson Payne Of Philadelphia, en-
tered the commercial department this
morning.
The Night School received a NUM-
Der of new students last evening; others
win enter tonight
An application for the catalogue was
received this morning from Havana,
Cuba.
The students are taking great Inter
est in typewriting Miss MacHugh il
a very successful Instructor.
+. Il. Pearsaul has completed the
commercial course in a very satisfac-
tory manner
o. G.. Gooden, commercial graduate
now Ia the real estate business in Will
mington, called at the College today
New students are. entering almost
every day. In mahy rcspects. TINS +
the schools most successful year.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS
AT FORT DUPONT

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Conhnement
within the limits Of the army post at
Fort dupont Delaware. for six months,
the forfeiture of $50 a month Of his pay
for the same period, ana a reprimand
from Major General Leonard Wood,
was the sentence of the court-martial
before whicn Lieutenant James NJ.
Fulton, of the coast artillery, was tr.ed
for neglect of duty on December II
and made public yesterday. Lieuten-
ant Fulton pleaded guilty TO fifteen
Of the twenty-five specifications.
It is charged that he failed to an
swcr official communications from the
Secretary of War, the chief ordnance
and the commissary- general with re-
gard to official returns and papers
While acting as post quartermaster at
Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, it was
charged that he delayed in making
proper returns for materials purchased
by him in his official capacity.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
NEW ARREST IN
ALLENTOWN MURDER.


By United Press Leased Special Wire.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Jan. 12--Accused
Of completely In the crime for which
his stepbrothcr. George s. Schacffer
is now in the county jail charged with
numbering Leopold Ermann, clinton
Trumbaucr was taken into custody
here to-day. Ermann's mutilated body
was found In the chicken house on the
Schaeffer farm. Schaeffer, according
TO the detectives. Killed l1rmann by a
blow on the head with a hatchet He
then chopped the body up with an axe.
and buried IL under the floor of tho
chicken house. lie later covered III,
floor with concrete, and was helped.
the detectives allege, by Trunbauer.A
When the finding Of Ermann's body
was made known &c Schaeffcr late last
night he beacme hystericaA Lying
face downward on his cot he moanea
and talked incoherently TO himself
until it was feared he would becomt
violent A sufferer from tuberculosis,
II is doubtful whether he will live
long enough 20 stand trial.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
SENATE CONFIRMS
APPOINTMENTS
contInued From - Paae

Continued From First Page
bin stipulating the number Of men who
shall be in train crews. His bill win
provide that every crew shall consis;
Of at least an cngineman. fireman.
conductor and three brakcmen.
Mr. Weleh also viii introduce a bill
providing for the rcfunding out Of tho
state treasury TO certain saloon pro.
prlotors IN Wilmington the extra
license money they were required to
pay when the February term of courts
in New Castle county was abolished.
TO comply with tho law many license
holders had TO renew their licenses two
months before they expired and it is
Intended 20 pay back this two months
share OF the license money that was
duplicated
Hospital at Milford.
Representative Hudson, of Milford.
gave notice that he will Introduce a
bill TO establish an emergency hos,
pital at Milford. Tho bin has not
been drafted ana it is not known 70
what extent the state will be aslSec
10 appropriate Nancy to assist i'm founo
/ ing the hospital. Public spirited women
of Milford are behind the project. Mrs
George w. Marshall and other women
have been wo1Slng aggresslvely for o
long time trying to get a nucleus foi
a hospital fund and think the Stat'
should eNtcnd a helping hand.
Senator Reeds Chickens.
There arc some mysterious tips tina
Senator Reed OF Glendale. win have
some kind Of a chicken bin in this
session. just what il is he will MOI
say, but some OF the Senators intimate
that he desires TO make trespassinf
fowls the property OF the person upoi
whose property they trespass. privided
however. that they are captured oi
slain by the property owner.
Representative Lendenham will In.
troduce bills to reincorporate the towr
of Bridgevillc and also to authoriz'
that town TO issue bonds for waite!
works and other utilities.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Lloens. Remonstrann.. ElIed.

Two additional remonstrances were
nlcd today with the clerk Of the peace
against the granting of liquor licenses,
The applicants. in both cases for new
places are William G. Forrest and
August Scheu. The former desires to
open a saloon at Nandover avenue and
Ciaymont street. and the latter ag
MARYLAND avenue and Oak street.
These make three remonstrances filed
all against proposed new places.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12

Snow, sunshine, and
Just enough "snap" in
The air to make you
hurry-that is a COM
bination that brings the
roses to ones cheeks.
There is only one
drawback-the possibil-
ity that ones hands and
face may be chapped.
But that is only a pos
Eibility.
Use pure soap-Ivory
Soap. Rinse your hands
and face in cold water
and satisfy yourselfthat
they are thoroughly dry.
Do this and you need
have no fear Of cold or
wind.
Ivory Soap
80 $500 Per Cent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
DOGS NOT MAD
BUT HAD FITS

The supposed mad dog captured by
Assistant City Dogcatcher William
Walls. az No. 23)2 West Eighteenth
street, yesterday afternoon. was found
to be suffering with a ft. Another
alleged mad dog was found to be suf-
fering with the same ailment.
The dogcatcher said to-day that o
d dog was not licensed 20 get sick. "Ths
first thing people thing when such an
animal becomes ILL., he said. 'Is that il
is mad and We are Immediately teIe.
phoned for"
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
WANT TO KNOW WHEN
DELAWARE WILL BE LAUNCHED

Adjutant-General ]. Pusey Wicker
sham will 20 to Newport News in q
few days TO learn Just when the bait
tleship Delaware Wiil be launched. An.
nouncement has been made that the
launching will take place on or about
February 6. but as the announcement
is regarded as indefinite General Wick
ersham wants formal date announced
in order that the state can completo
arrangements for IFS part in tho
launching.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
RriIdinn Permits.

A permit was issued this morning
by Building Inspector johnson to erect
four dwellings on the west side OF
Jefferson street between Twentieth and
Twenty-frst streets. They will cost
$500 each. Jesse B. Talley is the con-
tractor.
A permit was also issued to make
repairs to a dwelling at No. 1405 West
Seventh street, damaged BY fire re-
Gently. The repairs win cost about
$500. The house is ownef by ]. II.
Highfeld The work win pc done by
william d. IIaddock ard qmpany-
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Letters on Estates.

Lett3rs teStamentary have lee
granteb on these estates I,a,,rett, :,
Maris Ito Robert b. Maris; Edwin {
Morrok 10 Rebecca 7, Nforro,,,. IL
Shanet 10 Lewis shaffer pa,;sta.. 7.
wills Walker granted letters or ad
minls1ration d. b. n. c. t. a. to Harve
liohe1ker on tho estate OF George (
simpson.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
r1arket Street

Chief Porter; Woccacoe. W. J. Bailey;
Brandywine. A J. Finerty: Union. First
Assistant McNally; the Friendship, lndo-
pendence. Phoenix, ~nd Liberty Com
panies were also represented at tho meet
iig. There was no delegate from the
Water Witch. but there win be one IN at
tendance at the next meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Another Window At PostofEioe.

Because of the increase OF business
Of the registry department at the post
office, an additional window IS being
fitted up there. This will give the
clerks three windows at which to work
where they only had two before. The
additional window was much needed.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
MaII Paekaee WranaIy Addrossed.

There Is a package at the postofice
which was wrongly mailed by q per-
son living in Wilmington, and sender
is requested TO cali for it. 1t is ad-
dressed 10 Patrick Morris. Glcnhim +.
o., County Tyrone, ireland
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
KILLED FOUR
AND HIMSELF

ey United Press Leased Special Wire
AfANKArO Mimi. Jan. 12.--James York
a quarryman, murdered his four children.
one by one as they descended the stairs
this morning York later hanged himself
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
s peciaI Weather g,,II.t,,,

WASH lilNGToN. D. c.. Jan. 12.-Tha
lolloWinf special bulletin was issued To-
aay by phe weather bureau:
ileaV " snow probable this afternoor
and Tonight central and east PennsvI-
yania Few York. Northwest New Yer.
soy. amid southern end Of New Ene-
land"
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Fair nireotors to Me-.

The directors OF the New Castle
County Fair Association will meet in
the Office Of the association, NO. l
East Fifth street, on next Tuesday
afternoon. Officers of the fair depart
ments viii be selected.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
ASKS REPORT ON HOW
EMERGENCY FUND WAS eprmr

M.ISHlNGTON, Jan. 12.-On motion
Of SInater Foraker, resolution was
passdd Df the Senate today, directine
in detail the expenditures from the
SS'VVlO'OO0 emergency fund appropria-
ton made in 1899.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
pisoharaed From Rankruntev.

Judge Edward G. Bradford. in the
United States Court today. granted the
petitions of Mary r. Wyatt trading
as Wyatt and Co., and Mihlin \. Por-
ter, for discharge in bankruptcy.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Workhouse Trustees

i fe mPnthly meeting of the trustees
OF 1he 4ew Castle county worlxhouse
Is Reingl held today at the workhouse
AT ireet bank. Only routine business
way trafsacted this morning.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Natural History Society hasstinq

<,e regular meeting of the Natural
Hic~ory Society of Delawnre was hello
in Friends School. Fourth and West
streets, last night. n botanical paper
waa read ~ S-pfessot NJ T. Cook, Of
Delaware College
Evening journal., 1909-01-12

Some people strike you as accidento
You can forgive them but those tn
appear to be brutal on purpose nal
you feel that you have no use for ther