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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-09
WANTED--HELP

NANTED-Two good hair dressers and
manicurists for first class establishment;
downtown. Mrs. Louise B. Porter, Ter
race Court.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stable boy; doc
tors; man and wife, butler and cook,
white preferred; man stenographer;
workmen pipe works; sawmill foreman;
superintendent turpentine camp; con-
crete foreman; city statesmen; house
keeper for widower; room GIG Chamber
Of Commerce building.
WANTED-l0O mon; 80 coke pullers; i've
BARRIERS; house girls; buffers; porters;
cooks: walters; pantry girls; dishwash-
ers: railroad men. S1lk 18th street. Ho-
tel Employment Bureau.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-09

WANTED-Position by an experienced
shoe salesman. Address G-91, care Age
Herald 11-9-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by 10-minute postal
card maker and all round photographer.
1-91. care Age Herald. 11-9-2t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
DISASTROUS EARLY
MORNING FIRE

TWO dwelling houses and two barns
at the corner Of Eighth street and
mountain road were destroyed and the
residence of } H Blythe adjoining.
was seriously damaged by fire which
broke out early ,tHis morning and
Which both fire departments were un-
able to check until the two dwelling
houses. both of which were unoccu-
pied had been reduced TO ashes.
The fire originated in % barn which
was used as storehouse by the gro
eery at the corner of Eighth and
Mountain road. The cause is not
known All of the burned buildings
were frame and fire spread with SUCH
rapidity that by the time the depart
ments had made the long run tho
prospect was good for the destruction
of the whole row of dwellings along
Eighth street BY fast and furious
work the department succeeded in
checking the blaze at the Blythe resi-
dence after some damage had been
done.
Tho two vacant houses, one of five
the other of six rooms. were the pro-
porty of A. Dye, and had been va-
cant for but short time
1t was impossible to obtain any re-
liable estimate of the losses involved
this morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
BAD MAN HAD KILLED
NEARLY THIRTY MEN

Fort Worth Texas. April 40 Whn.
he bore the reputation uf "a nbad
man. j. B. Miller of this city. one oi
the four men lNnched at Ada. Okla.
was popular among class of ritizen-
here His Wife and three children an.
held in high esteem Reports var,
as 70 the number of mon Miller ha-
killed estimates placing il anywher,
from ten to thirty He was one of the
last of the old time Texas cattle king
among whom it was custom to uso
the six shooter in defense of any oi
their rights.
Burrell has many relatives in Texas
He was large cattle owner. 1t is said
Joe Allen and Jesse West of CAN'T
dian, Texas, are reported TO be veal.
thy and own large tracts of land
and herds of cattle
There was an old feud existing be-
tween these two men and former Mar
shal Bobbitt and years ago, II is sal
Bobhitt forced Allen and West to flce
to Texas because of alleged highway
robbery and cattle thcfts
Mrs Miller the widow of one
OF the men lynehed at Ada. Okla.
was prosuated today. when informed
OF the death of her husband
Mrs +. J. Burrell Of Weatherford,
Texas. the aged mothel Of T. Bur.
rell. was so greatly shocked by tho
news of the lynching of her son that
she is in a critical condition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
THE MID CAT CIIH
ORGANIZED on FRAN

t.ANhaf NAL kos fh4 wild cat wild 9ff
is tbe general nassword of the VIVA
lCot rlnb nm oNclasrya Organization
ls,,n,hod mis- afternoon ON the boost
ans, ennciol ON the min from Demina
to silver CIV Sa,0ut1-fivc Boosters
ininad the cfnb and ID is expected
IN, whom Ar,nonerauo Is reached tha
n,herebin of tbc organization wiz
include evtrybodv op Inc train The
n,o.i,-snrine of t6o wild Cat club s.
~ bonst Nrb,o,,eroue to boost tho
pooetere and to rerpefuatc the an
maj tr,da ovonr.ion Oriv live ones
are nerr,itted fo ioin the organization
sn,b will he taken in at sight hnr
tho dead np,s win be backballcd vita
Htpe ceremony
,c.ordin- +, tba rule. adopted al
the first meeting of the wild Cats
hold shortlv after preliminary organ
ization had been effected. only. Alba-
aneroiteaus win be eligible for mcm-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
Entire Population Of Silver City,
Demiog and Las Cruces
Turns Out to Extend the
GIadhand,
CRUSADERS RETURN
AT 7:15 TONIGHT
Those Who Couldn't Go Plan
ming 10 Be at Station to Well
come the Returning Pilgrims
and Alice Ben Bolt
(By James S. Black

SILVER city, n NJ April i9-By far
The gtcatest crowd of the day greeted
the ,Ncursionists on their arrival
nero tni~ afternoon at ., on time to
lac dol Mayor Percy Wilson, with
Gomez men Cox. Lane and Golding
with tho silver city band ana prac-
fcN Uc entire able nodiCd popula-
tor OF the place. were ON hand to
#eleeno 10 tho tune of lively music
by the Silver city band the boost srs
marched up town. whore a concctt
Was given by the bows band No for
mJ program has been arranged. but
the whole population had formed it.
self into a committee to welcome the
visitors Carriages and autos had
been provided and the Albuquerque
mon were taken for drive over the
country, which was a delightful eX-
nrriencc, the crisp. cool air of the high
altitude proving pleasing contrast
10 the somewhat hot and sitting at
mosphcie of FL Paso and Denung
A stop OF three and one-half hours
was made, the time being pleasantly
and profiably spent in getting ae-
Quainted and in telling of Albuquer-
ouos greatness At $50 the long
ride TO Mountainair. the fist stop for
tomorrow was commenced. TomOr-
row the boosters viii invade the rich
Estancia valley whore if last years
experience is any criterion, one of the
most pleasant days Of the trip viii be
enjoyed
The cXcursionists were the guests at
numerous small hanquets daring the
evening and the Silver city people
aid everything to make their visit one
of the most notable in the annals of
the trip. and to any one thlt knows
anything about Silver city to say that
thcy succeeded is entirely unneces-
sary Governor Curry was the guest
of honor at a little spread presided
over by Mayor Wilson
After numerous speakers had been
heard the governor delivered happy
little address in which he promised
tine people of silver City a good road
70 lho Mogollon country, work on
which is to commence within the next
six months Incidentally the COVER
nor conveyed the glad news Of tho
bright prospects for the enabling act
0t the forthcoming session Of CON
gross and the attitude of President
Taft towards the territory The party
was scheduled to leave silver city at
q but the hour was again ana again
postponed and it was after midnight
vhcn the Albuquerqueans wcrc finally
able 10 tear themselves away om
tholr enthusiastic entertainers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
AGRICIITURAL COLLEGE
INPRESSIS THE BOOSTERS

Tho first stop of the day was at
Meiiia Park where such of the party
ass were SO disposed were provided
with carriages and driven to the Ag-
ficumral college. whore the buildings
recently added To- the college grounds
wore inspected. with the new con-
struction and the many improve
ments planned and under way the
Sehoc IS fast assuming the propor-
lions of a first class fresh-Water col
loro
Prof } u Tinsley. the noted soil
expert and his accomplished col
league. Prof Wooton. were I'm charge
% the arrangements to entertain the
iturs ut the college Among tht
things of interest there are the collec-
inn oi high-grade cattle and hogs
'e soil experiments conducted hN
'f' Tinslcy. and a new species of
>H cless cactus discovered i'm the
mento mountains This cactus
D said 60 have the necessary frost re-
s'ine powers and Prof. Wooton.
tho has tho experiment i'm charge has
ais' hopes that il may prove the long
s'lSht desert forage plant
-t Las Cruces tho whole town was
-ut io greet the Albuquerqueans
0' elad hand was everywhere in
''i1'nce. Miles of cement sidewalk
Ni' about mile of the finest paved
s''"s in NcN Mexico. with steam
'ti'f and force Of men busily cn-
ln extending IL were evidences
ies pority here which made pro-
-''e impression on the Albuquerque
The progress Of Las Cruces Jon
lsist few years is something which
artual visitors N the place can
'',' owing TO MISUNDERSTANDING
'''f hour of the arrival OF The train
TOT NAL program arranged in Las
ICES had to be omitted aud many
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
FOUR LYNCHEO
BY N OB IN
OKLAHOMA
.OLD TEXAS CATTLE KING
AMONG THE VICTIMS
Ugly and Determined Crowd of.
Two Hundred Storm Jail md.
Hang Alleged Wanderers Out
Of Hand.


Ada, Okla. AprI 10 working
quietly ana effectively ana cutting the
electric wires So that the town S
in darkness a mob of two hund d
determined citizens at o'clock this
morning stormcd th3 county jail, oN r.
powered the shorff and securing four
terrified men took them one by one
to theb arm hack of the jain and strung
them up with ropes
The lynched men are j B Miller
of Fort Worth, Texas charged with
the murder of A. \ Bohbtt. "A wealthy
cattle man of this section e T..
nrown. less West and Joseph Alien.
alleged accomplices.
Nothing was known of the lynch
ing until daylight Tho mob effected
entrance to the jail by tearing down
board fence. once inside the leader
pounded on the JAIN door
we mean business, sheriff call
ed the leader
Might as wen go home boys re-
Piled the officer, you can't haze these
men
The only reply was the smashing Of
the door by four men. who, once in
side, dealt the sheriff blow on the
head. telling him. The faur accused
men were taken to barn near the
Jail and ropes brought. ono by one
they were hanged
When the mob removed The mon
from the jail it failed to MODEST Os-
car PceIer. a seventeen-year-o boy
who was implicated in the murder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
MINISTER SLAVES OFF
THE END OF HIS TONGUE

Rolcow. Mo. April 19.-Rev. r. J.
Campbell aged 60 years, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church mere,
while preparing 10 conduct the morn
ing services sunday slashed his
throat with the razor with which he
was shaving ana cut Off the end of
his tongue When found by his wife
he could not talk, but wrote note
saying he feared he would have to
quit the ministry on account of ~
health and his family would be leit
in want
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
SAYS THEY ALL
MAKE HIM
TIRED
PATTEN ANSWERS
MINISTERIAL CRITICS
Crusaders Against Bridge
Whist Hand a Few JoItS to
Man Who Put up the Price of
Our Daily Bread.


Cincinnati. April l9.-Dcspite tho
fa.t that Patten. the new wheat king,
IS Building "a gymnasium, costing
s150.000 for tho Northwestern univer-
sits. a Methodist institution. Cincin-
mat Methodist minister's passed a
reg luton today condemning the "ac-
,icn which corncrrd wheat iu Chi-
Cllo" Dr. T.. O. Hartman. pastor Of
Chf site NJ. d church. presented tho
following resolution. which Ras unani-
nnusiy adopted
Resolved. That we hereby reaffrm
;tc position or the A r. church in
raeai0 20 gambling and earnestly cen-
ocrln every form of gambling from
81 milling at bridge whist 10 speculs-
ton on the board Of trade
q live in district where u hurts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
TO SELL
PARTISAN
F|NERY
GOWNS WORTH S2O0,0O0
10 60 AT AUCTION
Many Prominent Society Wo-
men Involved in Great Snug
Cling SyStemi Bainbddge
Suicide Remains Mystery,


New York. April l9.-Tho SNUG
Cling syndicate which first offered
Collector OF the Port Loeb 100000 Co
drop the government invest cation OF
the smuggling Of Sleeper trunks
containing S55.000 worth of Paris
gowns today Increased its offer 20
$3.50. 600. according 10 Mr. Loeb.
The amount now offered the gov
ernment to- drop the investigation and
prosecution is $260. .00G. said MI Loeb.
THE amount represents what would
bo penalties of fully 100000 above
tho appraised value of the goods All
offers have been refused " want
the smuggiors.'
Collector Loeb's Investigation shows
that the smusgled gowns had been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
BAD Washout in Idano.

ogden. Utah. April 19.-As result
of "A disastrous washout near FossilH
a little station forty miles west OF
Granger, on the Idaho division OF Tn D.
oregon Short Line, all passenger
trains between Portland and Granger
are now being detoured through Og-
den and sent from this city north to
pocatellO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
MIR. N.DRICn REVIEMS
BILL At SOME LENGTH

AIE Aldrfch said in part.
rhe practical question To- which I
ask your attention today is will the
oilf as reported from the commit
.r, au finance. produce sufficient rev.
,nu- v h, iskrh in connection with
tiir Internal revenue taxes to mec;
he government expenses without ad-
.diuonai taxese' answer unhesitat-
ngiy that i viii"
Mr Aidrich submitted statements
showing the receipts. disbursements
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

Pueblo. April ~ The new roastcr
of the Zinz smelter. of the American
Smelling and Refining company, II is
unofficially announced, viii be start
ed up shortly and smeltermen in this
city state that the probable cause OF
this Is the failure of the LAnyo1
Smcher al lola. which expected TO
divert more ore To Pueblo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

in Albuquerque the members of the
club intend to take up VIGOROUSLY tha
matter of securing convincing and
logical explanation Of the phenom-
enan. If necessary searching party
viii be sent to the mountains for the
purpose Of capturing wild cat Whicn
viii be- sent to the Smithsonian instr
tutc for dissection in the hopes that
the experts may find ont what caus 5
his peculiar disposition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

THIRD ARMY CORPS
SURROUNDS CAPITAL


! | Hy Morning journal Special laensed Wire
Constantiuoplc April 10 The most
important feature of tho situation IN
the Turkish capital today was tho rc-
port that sultan Abdul Hamid had
abdicatcd II caused the greatest eN-
citcment in the lobbios Of parliament
rumor OF the flight % the sultan
en Warship followed closely ou that
|of his abdicaton but neither could be
confirmed
Large crowds gathered at the
British embassy. where. other reports
had il, the sultan had aiken refuge,
ana there were also scores Of inquiries
at the Russiau embassy concerning
the truth of thc rumor that the sultan
was under the protection of Russia ON
ono OF its euardshlns
AZ both OF these embassies all
knowledge Of the sultan's moVcments
VAS denied and the Turkish foreign
office also gave q strong deuial to
ono ana ail OF these rumors The ah-
dication of Ahdul numid however
npcar- go be Not improbable and it
appears that within daH or two thr
may accent ass his
successor Prince Yuis OF lz2edin, the
eidcst son Of the late sultan Who "a
second ia line of succession, as they
arc strongly dHploasod with Abdul
liamid's attitude Th palace today
was under strong guard aud even high
wore not permitted 90 enter
At Gatcs OF capital.
Tho eDuatffHflHnt1 ftf.il fftf.. uft4l1s-
noon sent ont small parties 20 recon
noiter and nt O'Clock ia the evening
they We're Within sight of the gates OF
sonstantnople. They encountered no
resistance. nor does amy resistance
seem likely unless It Is ut the palace.
rhe headquarters o5 the consuu-
ionalists army IS at DedeaRatch and
General uusni Pasha's forces. which |
low number between 10000 ana !
5000 occupy range of hills about |
wenty miles from the capital Every |
1our reinforccmcnts are adding TO !
heir numbers
The grand eizier Twfik pnsha, read !
, declaration in the chamber of dcuu |
les explaining that hc had assumed |
lfficc from patriotic motives at the |
moment Of crisis in order To save |
ne country and constitution. which |
very body believed 10 hc endangered |
BY recent events
1t is not likely that the entire army |
sin reach the capital for some littlo |
ime as Husni Pasha and bis military |
associates deem IL advisable to with
lold their advance until they arc
trong enough TO win success by over
L Dsl ru iuu ptffp bara frnse Hu94 that
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
A Wealthy s>,d;er'x ,de.

Australians still ten >sories Of the colonial volunteers. although the war ts far memory. One. meInher of the Stock Exchange. was left one wet and miserable night to guard Il wagon load of goods. He shfvered Ill the un- sheltered place for some hours ponder ing many things, and then bright thought struck him just as the colonel :ame around on his tour of inspection.
 Colonel" he asked, "how much Is this wagon worthI"
 "I don't know was the answer. "Muell or little, We cant afford to lose it,'
 Well, but. colonel" persisted the amateur soldier, you might give me rough idea of the value
 "About goo. said the colonel testify
 'Nery well" was the answer; II will some down to the camp and give you q check for the amount. Then I'll turn tn. wouldn't catch my death of cold for twice that much" What the colonel said Is not record j sd.@ Melbourne Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
Fourteenth Century Doctors.

Synge'S Social Life i'll England" !" quotes a number of fourteenth century hints to success for physicians:
 Suppose you know nothing. say there is an obstruction of the liver. Perhaps the patient will say. Nay, master. II is my head or legs that trouble me. ]" Repeat that 1t comes from the liver, and especially use the word 'olstruc tion," for patients do not understand 1t, which Is important.
 Never dine with a patient who has not paid you. It will be cheaper to get your dinner at an inn. for such feasts are usually deducted from the surgeons fee.
 When you are treating wound or accident, the friends of the patient should be excluded, for they may faint and cause a disturbance. but some times higher fee may be got from persons present fainting and breaking their heads against wood and the like than from the principal patient.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
Hafs.A kts Uaxt-rN

A lad attending school eraved
 ne holiday one moruing when
 starred oVt to wrestlc once agair. with the trials Incident to getting an edu cation. As he entered the schooiroom he matched a plot to get the coveted holiday. He went up. to the teachers desk and told his story. My mother wants to know If you won't excuse me for today? he began. "She wants me to do some work at home and thought if I'd study at home this even mS and make up what I'd missed mebhy you,d let me off,
 Something about the lads manner kept the words from carrying conv!c- lion. The teacher biuffcd back as fol lows: "TomHy," said she. you WOE. [ need to go no:ae at all Since you started to school your mother called me on the phone 70 tell me that she had changed her mind and for you to stay here"
 The lad looked at her, startled. Aw, well, he said, "as long as both of us are iyin' about 1t let's just call it qufs/ I'll stay here." ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
Secret Society Among Sese islanders

The Sese islanders have attained a peculiar notoriety in Uganda because of secret society called the Bachichi, which Is not q burial society, although It's members take deep and intelli- gent interest In all deaths and burials l in their midst. In the more retired vil- l lages, although greatly discouraged by the British authorities, 1t is said to be l still the custom for the sorroWing rel atives to bear the body of the deceased wrapped in bark on q rough bier to some forest thickct, desolate ravine or other unfreQuented spot. where 1t 1s left unburied by the bearers, who nev. CT revisit the place again. The Bachi l chi, who are denizens of neighborina yillage and distant relatives of the l deceased avoid the necessity of burial or cremation aud show their respect for the deceased by simply eating him
 National Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
The B0yce Construction
 Company

Are in the nela for business ana @~-- ~T most complete moving out ht in tHe city and do a general build ing ousiness. Also general repairing bISine $. Fix all class of roofs, shin gl In and composition Make higt class screens. When you are read, to build, move or repair you do your self an injustice to proceed withou, getting our estimate. Call old phouf II or S97. D. W. rOYCE, Mgr
 THE RnyCP rONSTRl.loVTOS Ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31

{. .fs$*S# VNl Sarried OH by Mic dies-Tho Res.
 h timetl oh the coast
 an. "plninds me of
 Ferling characters we
 Fne was Governor Me Ntson. His htst official du. at Honolulu. Where he wax dates minister [ King Kane. "a was the ruler at the time The cr was Il heroic type of man her of fourteen children and r of his sons dfcame diStin. nkn in various professions.
 ,uc -Ameritin. cast ill an e% mold, aIk1 many stories E>,SS *soN ns the okFimers of his ~ " ,r 9 bravery
 e@ xN .N EBrde reataled Honolulu .c .SS e ere ip outward in 1nS .&W vA .,<NC kating the American con > to' o,nN Eter's offhx so he bad q cyP oN <Nc" coat Cn arms cut out ! ass ssas NY e>s N and dt torated appro- ooe' nHs,, s,,s<ls was hung over the ot ,eN' S " e.al the world might see otG ~ .AS Nfrally q dnnspicuous ob- op eNich intct$st to the pub Nh Eng.jh man-of war ,Sp 1pA The B3ors and mia Ae& oepSiyen foerty, and, as Aa4N Nome ds them had hi
 kVEt Among Ithe then mid ere Lord Gprdon and Lord Nho like al Imidshipmen in z cruise Here out for d
 Walking atWn the street
 fail to nolf,e that Yankee p.ls and as IBeresford Was ,re=;,-brac atd curiosities it 3 him and @sbrdon that this a fine addifEn to their col trophy Wofth having. So ted :. time A5hen the minis way and tie office closed, at night ihnd took down arms hrI native vehi- ry it down tb the dock and lcceeded in aetting it aboard lny of the thanking officers npythins abtbt it.
 morning Nhen tue minis wn to ths office his assist
 ster. yfbr birds taken
 you n*apy asked his
 npf atnls is gone re
 Fldwn or?'
 is s;fl the other. Its
 
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 i've or six feet
 lpIe by it's absence.
 and flown away
 the minister said has
 Jed.
 Ed tfpt Beresford had Es Aa drfyer an extra fare z& some one discovered fxz! z epcfted it to the min ka{ssSS SS<Ss5s tI&z 5nce amade demand 4zzS fin of tho frlgate for 1t: CaptaiiL who inno @ F*saAs nn,rs.NLat theh hing was aboard x minister sent his evidenc, &s NSssSSSSSS8 in reitewltlng his demand N sTssxa< sS$ssz M ing an ahology for the in f;n noWt began an inveSti Nj the culpsts owned up aut SsS of arms on deck, whel K lptly sept ashore and re M SsasS sSazssz{ S&B Bse otfic. of the minister \wasg here. refused t ssSsSSsSAH& Nn eff your fri@at fS&S@ k tueu who toek ss zSSSsssS a place it whcr SsSzs% saSSzs% poogize
 ssssEfN S~ssF%Sa> fp went the me A ,sg N NJ M S84&x2 rms ana IepUrtet s&ANs sASSS3E%$ q tie young men {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-31
A Eisappointment.

Yes" says the lady after an ac quaintance Of ten or fifteen years be fore has been renewed. sI remembe, yeu perfectly."
 ..lndeed?' murmuts the graude, man. T am glad to know that" "1es; at one time 1 thought of mar ryins you"
 he replies dejectedly. q
 kt for ue moment that there
 Hye been something that made
 pA from ar ~1Hn1inn. maI