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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11

bore the name of r. j. Mclaughlin,
an Albuquerque mining man who Is
interested in a north side coal com
pany
Coleman according to the clerk at
the book tore who cashed the check
called at he store IN the evening and
purchased two SO seats to the Nor
cica concert. Receiving the tickets
he tCndered the check in payment
The ,lerk took the paper and gave
the man $l9 in money The tickets
we're banded in at the theatre by
two women from a Gold avenue
ro"ming house hey say that the
maa gave the tickets to them
That the check was worthless wac
discovered by the police who were
called on the case. The officers be-
gan round ot the city to see II any
OF the bogus paper had been hoated.
Mr.. Matson was asked IN he had any.
Looking through the checks he had
in his possession MI Matson found
tn" had one.
As far as could be ascertained,
Col man was a resident OF Albu-
qucrque four months. He held a
clerkship at the Continental oil COM
Iany for several months previous to
4unuary l. Little information about
h-n. could be learned at the office of
tn company An official at the of
fee said that Coleman had held a
3'erkship there. had done his work
satisfactorily but had been let out
first Of the year.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
HEALTH OF PUPILS
RAPIDLY IMPROVES
There il Decrease of Illness In the
City Schools, Says Physician Who
Examines Pupils.

There is a noticeable decrease in
sickness 50 far as the schools are
concerned, and especially is this true
Of contagious disease, said a physi-
cian who is today assisting in the ex-
animation of pupils in the city schools
In accordance with the plan Of the
doctors as announced several weeks
ago.
The doctors composing the COM
mittee made their regular weekly
rounds today, each doctor visiting one
school. This plan has the endorse
ment of pupils, parents and school
officials because 1t acts as a preyen-
tive in case a contag Gus disease IS
discovered in school. The pupil sf-
fected is at once removed and quar-
aLtined and the spread of disease
checked.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
Citizens to Arouse Interest In
Bond Election viii Gather
at Commercial Club
Tonight.
get OUT The VOTE"
WILL Be ITS WORK
Authority Is Given TO Call Meet
lngS and Make. Such Measures
as VIII Assure Carrying
the Bonds for
Sewer.


Probably the most important meet
ing in the history of the city is the
one scheduled for tonight at elght
O'Clock in the Commercial club rooms'
when the committee on publicity,
which is charged with the duty or
getting out the vote for the sewer
bond issue, Will come together 10
formulate its plans of campaign ana
transact such other business as II
may deem advisable. Felix Lester
mayor, and members of the city coun-
Gil, will also attend the meeting ana
1t is to be hoped that the sewer cam
paign can be started in earnest from
tonight.
The naming of the committee has
met with general approval and has
had the effect of bringing the sewer
question before all of the people in
IT'S proper light. 1t is believed that
with the aid of the committee dur
ing the next eight days, the necessary
two thirds vote for the bond issue
will be assured and that opposition,
ii any exists in tangible form, will
be destroyed.
1t is not possible for any one tc
outline what the committee will do
as none of the members as yet seem
to have any definite idea on the sub
iect, preferring to wait until all get
together and the question of how best
to proceed is thoroughly discussed by
the entire committee.
From the class of men who have
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
RESCUED ALIVE AFTER
FOURTEEN DAYS
An Italian Taken From the Ruins Of
His House After Two Weeks
Without Food aud Water.

Messina, July 1.-THE search for
earthquake victims still continues and
is frequently rewarded with the res
cue of living people. Yesterday at
noon man named Bensaja. who had
spent fourteen days without food, be-
ing entombed in the ruins OF his
home, was taken out unconscious, but
was resuscitated.
He had been caught In a kind OF
straight Jacket" formed by the de-
oris, and unable to move. was COM
relled to watch the lingering. death
OF his wife and four children.
Saturday a married couple was
removed alive and conscious after
thirteen days Imprisonment. Satur-
day terrific tempest, accompanied
by earthquake shocks. was expert
onced, causing fresh collapses in the
ruined city and spreading terror
among the survivors. Most of the
people az Messina are camped under
tents or I'm huts and nearly all OF
these were destroyed by wind and
rain. Near Giarre an immense fs-
sure has opened, a length of $50
feet feet wide and 65 feet deep.
II has been named Mouth OF He'll"
The disinfecting Of the city pro-
crosses rapidly. The American fleet,
which arrived Saturday morning and
left Saturday night, made a great
impression.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
KILL ALL THIEVES"
IS ORDER IN ITALY
Campaign of determination 10 BE
Waged Against Those Who Rob
Bodies of the Dead.

Rome. Jan 1.-THE Corricre Italia
publishes an interview today with
General MaZza dealing especially
with looung In the earthquake zone.
The general is quoted as saying that
he has been occupied in dealing with
q succession Of thefts since the first
day OF the disaster Many dead have
lecn found with the fingers cut of
10 remove rings and the ears torn so
that pendants could be removed. The
robbers even fired on the guards
Every day since the state Of siege
began" he said, the military tri-
tunals have distributed the gravest
penalties To- the hundreds Of persons
suspected of theft. We will continue
this severity until the district is
emptied OF its vagabonds."
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
FRENCHnEh CHEER
WHEN HEADS FALL
The Guillotin is Given It's First Work
After Long Period of Inactivity.

Bethune, Pals de Calais. Jan. IL
The first infliction of capital punish
ment in France for a number Of years
was witnessed in this town today when
four murderers were decapitated by
the guillotlne. The four men formed
a band which terrorized northern
France and southern Belgium for sew
oral years, robbing, assaulting and
numbering at will.
As they We're led out of prison this
morning cries of vengeance arose from
the large crowd of spectators present
and when the knife rose and fell four
times in rapid SUGGESTIONS the people
eyinced their satisfaction in cheers.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
MINISTER CONFESSES
KILLING OF BROWNING

Carthage, Jan. ll.-The Rev. John
Hayiland Carmichael committed sui
eide today at the homeaOf his sister,
Mrs. Miranda Hughes. He left let
ter to the sheriff at Port Huron. near
where the murder of Gideon Brown
ing was perpetrated, asking him to
come for the body. Carmichael cut
his throat from ear to ear and died
at noon. In his letter Carmichael de-
clared that he killed Browning and
cut up the body while under the hyp-
rotic !nfu~nce Of his wife.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
fLURRY IN STOCKS.

New York. Jan. 11.-There was
sharp decline in Erie and several 9TH
C stocks today, caused by a report
that f. II. Hartman was seriously il.
At Harrimau's office it was said the
rumor was false and that il is ex-
pccted Hartman will A. at his office
tomorrow.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
ALL BODIES ARE RECOVERED.

Duquoin, H. Jan. 11.-With the
recovery Of additional bodies during
the night It is thought that all the
victims OF Sundays explosion I'm the
Letter coal mine in Zeigler have
been accounted for. Four of the vic
TINS were Americans. four negroes
and thirteen foreigners. OF "a men
at work only three escaped. The
cause OF the explosion has not yet
been discovered
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11

HADLEY TAKES OFFICE.
Jefferson City, Jan, 1l.-Herbert
S. Hadley was inaugurated governor
II Ala.ourI - MON lodau
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11

Naples, Jan. l1.-Ambassador Girls
com, who arrived here on the Con-
necticut, received a wireless message
today announcing that the relief ship
Bayern had stopped at Reggie on its
way u Catania and Syracuse to dis
charge supplies for interior towns.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, CoIt., Jan. II---pahB cloudy To-
night and Tuesday. Snow north and east
portions.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-11
SEARCHING
FOR CHECK GiVEU
Want Young Man Who Paid for
Tickets 90 Nordica Conocrt
With Nuuhlcss Paper.

At a late hour this afternoon the
olice had been unable to locate j.
ID. Coleman. the man who Saturday
gave o. A. Matson & Co. stationers,
a bad check for $25, and it Is feared
that he has left the city. The check
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
BIG BATTLE
 NEXT MARCH
(By United Prsosa

NEW YORK. Oct. 2G-Jack John, son will arrive here Thursday and at once confer with James Jeffrles in regard to their coming fight for the heavyweight championship of the world. It is believed that both fight, ou will agree to the conditions with out delay and 1t is probable that the fight will take place in San Francisco either next March or April.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26-James COtfroth, the we'll known fight pro moter left today for New York to get Jeffries and Johnson to sign art icles agreeing to fight before his club.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

 ARE SEIZED.

VALDEZ. Oct GA decree was to- day entered in the district court by Judge Overfield directing the forfeit ure of the schooner Kinzie Maru carries with it in effect the forfeiture of the Saikai Maru, as the two schoon CTS were practically on the same basis, the Kinzie being test case.
 The schooners named were captur' ed by the revenue cutter Bear off St. Paul island in July, 1908, and the crews were convicted of seal poach- ing in November of that year
 The schooncrs have been held at Unalaska since their capture. The for feiturcs carry all the equipment, stOr- cs and cargoes of the schoOners, and include eco seal skins, all of which will be sold by the United States marshal.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
FlR
 LOST HUNTER

A party of fellow counuymen of !. Isaccson. who disappeared in tho hills back of Douglas some two months ago, went out on a hunt in the same di- rection Isaacson was known to have taken when he went on his nLfated trip. The party made an effort to discover some trace of the missing man as the hills now are much more bare and free from underbrush than a month ago, and it was thought the remains might be found. The dog Of Isaacson, which went with him into Lhe hills, was also taken along in hopes he might furnish some assist ance, but the efforts of the party proved unavailing. The disappearance Of Isaacson has caused much specula- ton as to the manner of his death and his friends are determined to un- earth the mystery.-Juneau Record.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
CAMP
 SEE TROUBLE
tsy United Pross.J

SEATTLE, Oct.25-A restless and uneasy feeling prevails among the officers of the grand camp of tho Are tic Brotherhood in regard to the un- constitutional initiation of President Taft and others. As the time draws near for the meeting Of the grand camp there is more and more indica- ton that the initiation will be repudi, ated and the imitation fees returned.
 Advlces received here indicate that the feeling of the brotherhood north of 54 is pretty nearly unanimous against the grand camp officials who overstepped the organic law.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
EAGLES WILL
 SOAR TONIGHT

Tonight SEagwoy Aeric No. %, F.. o. D.. will tender a smoker in honor of che departure of Worthy President Rhode. and che majority of the male residents of sI@gway have been in- yi,.d to participate in the proceeding
 It will be "big night" Good hugs to cat drink and smoke have been planteously provided by the en- tartaiumcut committee and pro- gram of musical numbers has been ar' ranged. Dr. l.. s. Keller will preside as toasmastcr and every one will con tribute his quora to the evening s fun.
 The doiugs will start at 9 o'clock and the goose will hang high.
 Don't be a "Dodo."
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
tBy United Press.)

TOXIC. Japan. Oct 26-Prince Ito the famous Japanese statesman, was assassiuated yesterday at Har0tn, NIauchuria. by a Corean, according Go the news received here by the goyerT' meut. The deed has caused constern- aHou fu government circles.
 Prince Ito was one Of the most able statesmen of Japan and was large Iy responsible for Japan's expansion policy which resulted in che seizure of Corga. This is probably the req. son that he was assassiUated. The deed was undoubtedly done by some
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
9JS 0'BR.EN
 FINED 9200

AR. O'Brleu, editor of The Juneau Record, plead guilty to a charge of assaultlng Ed Russell, editor of the Juneau Dispatch, and was fined $2OO by Judge Cushman in the federal court yesterday morning at Ketchikar,
 O'Brlen assaulted Russell late in August. O'Brieu struck Russell as tho latter was sitting in a chair play Ing cards. totally unaware of oBrien's presence. It was stated at the time that o'Brien used brass knuckles, as a deep gash was cut over Russells eye
 o'Brlen probably plead guilty so that tns disgraceful features of the assault would not be made public again.
 c. M. Summers, the Juneau banker, who was also charged with assault was acquitted after a iury-rial
 The cases against Henry Shattuck, clerk of court, and c. F. Cheek, Juneau druggist, who were charged with interfering with an officer, were dismissed,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

 NyTTN AGAIN
tBy United Prsss.l

SEATTLE. Oct, 2G-samuel BOpni- field. the Fairbanks banker who was arrested Saturday on the suspicioH that he was insane, was released Sun day and acted in such peculiar man uer that he was re-arrested yesterday and is back in the county jail again,
 BonulHeld Is suffering from form of religious mania.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

Capt. "Scow" Henderson arrived in town yesterday from Whitehorse and will go south on one of the first boats. Capt. Henderson is an old time river pilot and was one of the first pilots to make business of taking scows through Miles canyon and the Whltehorse rapids. It was then that he was given his nom de plume of "Scow." Capt. Henderson can tell many thrilling stories of his experi- ences in the early days.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
.GORE4N PATRIOT KILLS
 EN5LAVER 0F COUNTRY

Coreau patriot who thought to ayenge the overthrow of his counry's inde- peudeuce.
 TOXIC. Japan Oct 26-Later dispatcm The assassination occurred as Prince Ito was aligbting from the train at uarbin where he was going to attend a conference in regard to the Mauchurian treaties.
 The assassin fired three bullets. Two of them struck Prince Ito and one wounded Director Tanaka of the Mauchurtau railroad.
 The assassin was seized and thrown iu jail
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
TAFT GOING
 DOWN RIVER
tBy United Press0

CAIRO, m. Oct 26-President Tatt arrived here at noon on a river steam CT accompanied by two cabinet of- ncers. thirty governors of states, twen ty U. s. Senators and a number of Congressman and members of the In- land Waterways convention who are studying the proposition to improve navigation on the Mississippi river.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

There have been nine cases of chicken-pox among the pupils of the public school during the past week. The epidemic is now thought to have run its course and a number of child ren who were kept out of school by their parents have returned to their studies.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
ATTORNEYS CLEAR FOR ACTION
,Bv UoWed PressJ

SEATTLE. Oct 26-The attorneys are here prepared for the hearing in Che Cunningham coal cases near Cor aova The date of the hearing has not yet been definitely fixed.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
HANNUM ASKS
 F1R HARMONY
CRy United preos.)

SEATTLE. Oct. 26-Grand Arctic Chief Hannum of the Arctic Brother hood arrived here from Nome yester- day and stated that he believed the question of the initiation of President Taft and 1C0 others could be settled harmoniously when the grand camp met,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

VICTORIA, B. c. Oct 17-Prophe- sies of a second war between Japan and Russia are made by the Hochi shImbun, under the heading, Super flcial Peace" The Tokio newspaper brought by the Empress of India to- day, commenting on an interview with B. sasah, a member of the Japanese parliament, returned from Siberia and Manchurla says: "In view of the fact that no small sacrifices have been made for completing the military pre- in Harbin and Vladiyostock,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
CALLS
 EX-GOVERNOR

Special to the Daily Alaskan)
 JUNEAU, Oct. 26-EN-Goy. A. p. swiueIorl died here this morning of old age. He was governor of Alasb" from ISS5 to 1898 and inspector geu- .raI from 1893 to 1898. In 1906 Inc was a candidate for delegate from Alaska
 Gov Swlurford was born In M.eh. gan iu 1884.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
LAST VOYAGE
 OF CLEANER

The Cleaner arrived at Caribou at 1:&0 this morning with 57 through passengers. The Cleaner at once went into winter quarters and vii. make no more trips this year. Those staying inside at AtliU will have Co come out over the winter trail
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
RUSSIA Is PREPARING ID
 FIGHT JAPAN ONCE MORE

and that a strict and suspicious watch is being kept on the actions of Jap anese, it will be quite obvious that
 the Russians are thinking of a war of revenge. Vladivostock is being eX- tenslvely fortified, and only a small part opened for trade. Of the 100000 inhabitants, 5O,OOO are soldiers. Now that the right to construct the Kirin- Holryong railway has been secured, Japan should turn her exertions to competition with Russia in Kirin and Mongolia, and checkmate Russia seek ing an outlet on the sea of Japan"
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

Andy Grey of the Whitehorse ship yards force arrived in town today and will leave for Victoria on the City of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26
BAT NELSON
 WON'T FIGHT
CBy United Press.>

LOS ANGELES. Oct 26-Battling Nelson has cancelled his forty-fiy2 round fight with Ad Wolgast which was scheduled to take place Thanks giving day. Nelson gave no reason for his action.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

Herb Taylor returned to town yes terday afternoon after a trip up the line 60 inspect some timber land.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-26

Henry Boardman and Reginald Stew art are still continuing to improve as che White Pass hospital
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-14
DIAL LURES.

Or Ashton. the coroner OF Alexaudr ia
county. beld 40 inquest yesterday alter
noon ovn the body of j. Earl Willie, the
youth who was killed by coming in COD
tact with fhe feed wire Of the electric
railway At s.. Elmo Wednesday even
ing. The jury, with J. Virgil Barrett
as foreman, returned a verdict to the
effect that the "said Joseph Earl Wills
came to his death by coming in contact
with an unprotected Washington, Alex
andria aud Mount Vernon Rail@ay wire
Is inches from the east sbutment OF the
Bluemont branch OF the Southern kiil'
way bridge near 81. Elmo station. "
At 1880 last night the second jury,
summoned by Magistrate B1rreil, met
at the residence Of that official, sod a
similar verdict, signed by W. U. Var
rev, foreman, was returned.
There is said to be conflict OF au-
tbority in the county concerning the
holding Of iuquests, and the matter VIII
be taken to the courts. d.. Ashton,
as county coroner, held one inquest
claiming that it was his exclusive duty
n do 40 ia this case. Justice BuTell
claims that within an hour after the &C.
cident he took charge Of the body, sum.
moned coronet's jury and adjourned
the inquest till last eight when be com
pleted mis- work. The only question that
can arise. as to the two yerdicts were prac-
ticaliy the same, is who shall be paid
for holding the inquest-!be corOner or
the justice OF The peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-14
AIFXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
ADJUSTMENTS.

For two hours fun one could not seet
a better place than the Opess House TO
night when "Dr. Dippe's Rereai,"
screaming farce comedy, will be pre-
sented. There will also be given to The
amusement lover a comedy OF grea
merit entitled Buffalo Bills Roundup u
There will be two complete shows for
one admission and any seat on the lower
floor can be had for ten cents.
At the Surprise for the next two
nights the Wyatt sisters, the charming
dancing and singing artists, will enter
tain the lover OF good talent, while
Carlos Clayton, the wonderful basso aud
yodIer, will, with his remarkable voice,
keep up the interest OF those who Ike
good singing, aud Lew Harris, the
Hebrew monologist and singer, will con-
tiuue to attract the attention OF Those
who appreciate talent.
At the Alexandria Amusement Com
pauy there will be over 5000 feet OF
motion pictures, the best to be secured
10 this country. They are appreciated
nightly by tremendous crowd. Do
not forget to attend tonight and have a
chance of getting good and useful
present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Louis Kraft who has been on q
visit to his former home in Alexandria
left yesterday for New York and will
sail on Saturday for his home in Ger.
many. While here he WAS the recipient
of many attentions from his old friends
who greatly regret his departure.
Accompanying a friend Mrs NJ
Adamson left yesterday for New York,
sailing Tor London on Saturday.
Governor Johnson, of Minnesota,
and party were passengers on the steam
err Norfolk which arrived here this
morning. The party were on their way
to Washington.
June the third will DO observed as
memorial day 10 Wsrrenlon. Mr.. Sam'l.
G. Brent, of Alexandra, will deliver
the address OF the occasion. Mr.. Brent
is the son of the late Geo Brent, brill
liant lawyer of Warrent u, member oil
the firm of Shsckleford and Bent One
was whig and the other democrat,
and on one occasion they opposed each
other for Office and Mr.. Brent, the whig,
won. The present Mr.. Brent is a 6ne
lawyer, gifted speaker and one of the
ablest men in this section of the State.
1Wauenton Vlrginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-14
FUNERAL.

The funeral OF the late Nathan Woll-
berg. who died suddenly on Wednesday
evening, took place from the residence,
5O7 Cameron street, this afternoon. The
services we're conducted by Rabbi Stern,
of Washington, and the psllbesrers were
Messrs. S. p. Fisher, d. X. Field, K
It. Strickland, Geo. w. Keys, n. o.
Greenawsy and DR.. @. E. OuIcalt The
other Alexsndriaus who attended were
Messrs. NJ. L. Dinwiddie, master; 5. r
Fisher, past master, and Rev. o: D.
Bulls, chaplain, of Alexandria Wash
ingtou Lodge OF MssOns.