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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
MOST NOTABLE CRIMINAL
TRIAL IN ANNALS or STATE

Nashville. Tenn. March 19.-Tho
Coopcr-Sharp tfiai. just. completed,
has been one ~ the most remafka-
bile murder cases IN the history Of the
south, not only because Of tho pron1i-
nenee Of the principals in the trag-
ody, hut because Of the rcasons that
led to the Killing.
Colonel Duncan -. Cooper. q for
mer officer In The Confederate army,
under Forrest, and a many very prom
incnt in democratic state politics once
lived at Columbia, Tenn in that town
also resided Edward Ward calnnck,
a young lawyer who also did sonle
newspaper work, Cooper bought ihe
Nashville American and induced Car
mack to come 10 Nashville as its edi.
tor. Whether tho men over were ia
thorough accord Is a disputed point.
CarmHek's friends say not. ColJncl
Cooper sworo OF the stand That thcY
were cluso friends until Governor Fay
i1f opposed Carmack for recollection
To the senate. This fight was long
and bitter. A feature Of II was u SER
les OF joint debates, ana Cnrmack lost.
Cooper Supported Taylor but Robin
the boy who Killed the senator, aup-
ported the latter
Malcolm n. Patterson WAS COVER
nor az the state "a The time OF the
Cafmack Taylor fight. ana he an
nounced his candidacy for recollection,
Carmnck. Just beaten FOR the senate,
waA urged Into the raoe for COVER
nor against Patterson. This WAS last
June aud the fight between the men
for the democratic nomination WAS me
most spectacular over sncu in Trnntp-
soc, Agnin. joint debates were arr
ranged and again the foclinE between
the factions grew very hitter. tn these
debates, Cooper charged That Curiunci
assailed the coloncla g0od name. -tr
Cooper was an ardent Patterson man
1.-The governor on the stand described
him as my closest personal ANA poo
liciCal adviser" Again, Catmupk lost
and, a month bpforo the election, be-
came the editor OF the Nashville
Tenncssean He had made tho race
on tho prohibition platform, aud while
he did not get the nomination, he did
secure enough representative to ass
sur. tho passage OF the s0euallcd state
wide liquor bin.
In the meantime, Governor pattcr-
son aud former governor. cos, once
deadly enemies We're rrcunCllrd The
Tenncssean charged That col cooper
brought this reconciliation about. and
referred 10 II ia "a humorous and s3tr-
castle vein IN its editorial columns.
Carmnck also minated that, TO snNo
Governor Patterson, the democratic
leaders were preparing 20 trade Bryan
for the goVcrnorshlp Colonel Coop
er WAS chatting under the comment,
nnd becoming moro incenacd every
dag.
On sunday. November s., the day
before the Killing, The following cdi-
iarlal appeared Ia tho Tcnnesean
ACROSS the MUDDY Chasii,
sNe trust there viii be NO unseem-
IS ribnldry on the part OF tho base
vulgar, concerning the happy reun-
ion Of long sundered hearts which war
accomplished in the joyous f~rtontiii-
alton OF His EVcnlleney. Hon NJ m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
SIX HURT IN fHEATER
PANIC AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland, o. March 19-six per
sons were injured, three seriously, in
q stampede at the Majestic theater to-
night. Tho panic was started by a
fan of coiiing plastcring which struck
several men in the orchestra circle.
Boys in the gallery yelled fire and
in a moment the theatcr was IN an
uproar OFFICERS of the thoater tried
10 quiet the rush ana the actors in
the play. The Man From Stanley. p"
continued with the performance.
iioNe>ef, most OF the crowd persist
ed in trying to reach exits. Many
were Knocked down ana trampled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
TItE MAZE.
NM. kli.h r.. Proprietor.
PRAISES OREGON
DIRECT PRIMARY PLAN

Lincoln. Nch March 19.-Wiliam
j. Bryan highly praised the ore
gon plan OF election in an adj
dress here tonight al a dinner i'm hon
or of his fort2-uinth birthday given
by prominent democrats and personal
friends.
For eighteen wears. nc said, he had
been doing what ne could Ga secure
the election of Emitted States senators
by direct vote of the people and Ne
hraska had followed closely IN the
footsteps of Oregon in making this
viii permit.
Mr. Bryan praised the bills pend
ingin the legislature providing pub
liciU of campaign contributions. bank
guaranty and for the physical Vaiua-
ton ct railroad property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
CLASH THREATENED
OVER RIGHT
Of WAY
Iron Works Contests
Right of Hartman Employees
TO Build Track Through Their
Foundry.


by Morning journal sneeial Lenred Wire
Seattle, Wash, March 19.-Twcnty-
Hive employees Of the Vulcan LION
Works, armed with crowbars and
hammers, stood through an all night
vigil last night in the plant of the
company on Fourth avenue waiting
Flor an expected attack on the plant
by a pile driving and track laying
crew employed by the oregon ana
Washington Railway company, thu
Chairman corporation. which Is cn-
gagged in building a line from Seattle
TO Portland.
Notice was served BY the oregon
and Washington Railway company
February first directing the Vulcan
Iron Works to Vacat the premises
owned by the Hartman system, within
thirty days.
The issue between the Hartman
corporation and the Vulcan Iron
Works reached a critical stage yes
terday when a pile driver Of tho con
tracing firm built a pile bridge To
the property line of the iron works
within thirty feet of the central plant
ana office Of he company, through
which the Hartman agents expected
to lay tracks within the next two
weeks.
The iron works company claim to
have twenty thousand tons Of ma
tcrial on the ground and that it is inn
possible to comply with the terms of
the notice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
SON OF TUCSON MARSHAL
SHOOTS AND KILLS WOMAN
Nabor Pachcco. Jr.. infatuated Win
ncnizcn OF the Underworld Murder,
Her and Then Attempts Suicide.

I%nfatuation for a woman Of the un.
derworld led TO a killing Tuesday eve
ming ia the lobby of the Windsor ho-
tel in Tucson.
Rena Edga. the woman in the case
was the victim while Nabor Pacheco.
Jr.. who fired the fatal shot. is lock-
ed up in the county jail ON a murder
charge.
Young Pacheco. IL is reported, at
tempted to commit suicide after he
had shot the Woman His aim, how
ever, was bad and the bullet lodged
in the ceiling.
Thomas Smith. proprietor of the
Windsor, who was in the lobby OF
the hotel at the time of the shooting,
demanded the gun of Pacheco and
the latter without a protest, handed
,he weapon TO Smith. Pachcco made
no statement following the shooting
nor would he say anything today ia
the county jail.
Tho tragedy happened about $3.50
O'Clock at night 1t came without any
warning.
The Edsa woman, who had regis
tered several days before at the ho-
tel as Alice Caine of FL Paso. had
come down stairs from her room to
tIIdiEc TOT lir transfer OF utf trunk
To the depot preparatory to- her de
parture for Los Angeles. She had
given Landlord smith "a twenty dol
lar piece 10 pay for taking her trunks
FOO the depot and was waiting for
change when Pscheco. whs had been
upstairs, suddenly came down the
steps.
He stopped on "a landing about
four steps from the bottom and. level
his gun at the woman. fired.
The bullet struck the woman in
the back OF the head and lodged ia
the brain. She fen unconscious to
the floor and expired "a half hour
lneheco fired a second time. The
gun was pointed upward and ia is /
supposed that he tried 10 commit sui [
eide. The bullet went wild. however.
ana lodged in the ceiling
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

SN1T0n IA. M1rCh l9-Tr4nk m
Huhl. thn millionaire uncle 81 Wiri,
Nhitla, lDft last night FOR cleveland
To is believed that Mr.. Bull has re-
eoiNed word that his nOnhcw Is IN
cleveland. Mr.. Whitla. father OF tho
missing box returned today after a
tain slarch Tor his son.
Mr. shilling. his associate. said to-
NIGHT Last night about 5 O'Clock
Pho RIG in which tho man carried the
'nN was found Ia front OF "a livery
stable in Warren. Ohio. Mr. Whitla
NOW pushing matters vigorously.
His greatest wish being 10 get his
anv hack H. is hoping that the par
tics having fhc hoy in custody viii at
once npen negotiations for his speedy
.UIurn"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
I1vI1I, HAVE IT?
" You Have, the statement of This
Albuquerque Citizen VIII In
tercsf You.

Ever have a touchdown" pain in
the back
Ia the small right over the hips ?
That's the home OF backachc.
IT'S caused by sick kidneys.
Thnts why Doan's Kidney pills
cure II.
Albuquerque people endorse this.
l,cad a case Of it.
r. A. Barnett, retired. 9l4 South
BROADWAY. Albuquerque. N. NJ, says:
For years ] was troubled by kidney
complaint. which was growing grad
ually mare severe. | had pains in
my back, ii general weakness and any
cxertion tired me out The kidney
s~eerctions were too frequent in pass
age and obliged me to arise often No
night About a year ago / had the
good fortune TO learn Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills ana began their use. | can
say that no medicine even afforded me
such great benefit. They not only
gave mo strength but toned up my
kidneys and ~invigoratcd me gcner-
any"
For sale hv all dealers. Price 20
cents, Foster ilburn CO., Buffalo.
Now York sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the namo-D oon's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
KIDNAPPED BOY IS
LOCATED
Seized in Cleveland
Gives Detectives Clue 10
Whereabouts of Missing
Willie WhitIa.


10y morning journal Snecial Leased Wire
Cleveland. March 19-That Wimi,
Whitio kidnapod son Of Attorney Jas
T. Whitla, of sharon. Pa. would be-
restored to his family within a few
hours was predicted by the cleveland
police after "A man answering the de-
scription u the k%idnaper had been ar
rested.
Tho prisoner made q statement
which caused detectives 20 hurry away
i'm am automobile to the place where
the hoy is believed to be held a pris-
oncr.
A definite clew to the whereabouts
nt the had was obtained today when
George nougherty. a clerk of the Uo-
tel Euclid, recognized in the published
picture OF Willie Whitlu. the features
nf a hoy In company with a man APP
rearing "a the hotel last night The
man told the olcrk he was waiting
lur % friend
The ciork informed the police and
rho arrest followed The police re-
iuso 20 give the prisoners name
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

| Patterson and Ills Exaollenry. Hon.
John Isaac Cox. All ono TO mat
noble suirlt. Major Duncan Brown
Cooper. who wrought this happy reHn-
ron OF c%ongenial ana cpniIuNiple splr-
I lis separated by evil fates although
both for each Other. All honor 70
Major Dune and may the blessing or
lime Pcaecmaker be upon hlnh May
he b. heir 10 an bcatltudcs. ana cs-
4 peciauv to the blessing reserved FOR
+ those who hunger y thirst aitcr
righteousness And there goes also q
blessing 10 HIS ENccllency tor as he
has been merciful 10 Cox, so shall he
obtain mercy
hut The choicest blessings as IS
rlght ana proper, ire for Governor
Cox himself. 80 II there be amy re-
ward for meokncsa, and any ior cn-
during persecution FOR righteousness
I sake, he shall inherit the earth and
his " the kingdom uf heaven. Yet
such Is the meekneag of his spirit that
we doubt not that Governor Cox
would be entirely cOmfortcd with the
meek mans reward
sIf we pause mere briefly to review
the unhappy differences mat nave
armed these valiant soNls against eaef.
other, il is for no purpose OF renew
ing the strife but rather Of cmphA-
4 AAAAAI VIA - ERNNA ''HN - NV ANtHL fEF WV 'f
4 present situation. II Wit serve also,
to bring gu in bold relief the gfaci-
Ous sp4rit which enablrs Governor
/ Patterson to condescend TO men %
low estate. lift up whore he has
trampled down ana lay q 'ouitice %
warm words upon thr reputation ht
has 50 foArfully bruised. 1t VIII teach
also those no most nnjustly tav'
regarded Governor Cox as Il man OF
proud aud naughty spirit, that he ~
ia fact, "a man OF 'mnucst stiffness ana
/ humility one who can forget m
jurics tle most grieyous, forgive IN
suits the most Migrant endure cN-
cry assault upon ms honor and BoOa
name without recruitment, ana, ~
general, humble himself hat he may
be- cXutted 1t viii also show THAI
no one can ever sin away his day o.
grace with tho present all mcrellui
machine, that no inHu can ever be
come SO vile. SO degraded. so corrupt
10 It's estimation that II is not ready
ia faiee him mp ANA load hun VIII.
dignity and honofa IL he only viii give
up everything ana serve 1t with iidcle
ity ana singlcsncsa of heart
"lt VIII De remembered that Coy.
crupr Patterson protested to have
Only one Qroat motive IA see9lng tnt
/ offiCr Of governor the wholly pa
ifiutie aud uuacltish desire 70 purg
The state OF thc shame and infalnN
! brought upon IL hy cox and the Cox
machine rae openly d'elaicd NM ne
M'uip iAther some ulheI nun ne hau
the lash ana tie llohofi fut nus SOU
Npulu Apt consent 'l'dt 'u'h " nun a.
loA slioutl Ne the governor 9l ron
nrss'' ne eia'ke4 nav " ilH" uN-
Hli"Nu "hU W. p"iitlN7 "
MN innl ~. ~ ~ lem and no on
n.rt,f.no H. ,hnr~'a tbat * vaa
-rmnrtat ,nks In rnn,e =, rcnuhuren
~ fast ne gaitsa Nina /, ~tr.ttnr ~
Nm ~, y,cfo,,al. aseausd nis tlrsar,
,n,,., XII ~. nf,rg nt'er KIM
g,nn, eyrrv iatnnn In Tennegero h.
ini.f1r.1 Nm II ~. bittrrest onrds III
hts 'n.f b,in,l a1, r,,nu,nn .loftcr
nnd INK hola .r.,l tni,ea thri,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
SHARP IS ACQUITTED
Of MURDER
CHARGE
Jury at Nashville Unable 10
Agree on Verdict in Case Of
Colonel Cooper Locked up.
For Further DeIiberatioh


IHf NoffIHE JUNFhht HpefFH FTlHFu WIN
Nashville, Tenn. March l0.w"Nf
arc tied mp as to the coopers, but wt
ftad John y. sharpe not guilty
After giving ms verdict IN the
Cooper and sharpe ease today the Jnrs
was ordered 10 resume consideration
OF the evidence against Colonel
Cooper and his SON. charged witl
numbering Senator u. w. Carmack.
The jurors, tired ana worn by their
long vigil. retired again. They art
apparently ut a hopeless deadlock
however. as they passed the evening
IN playing cards and singing. Judg
Hart impressed them with the Fac
that he would not discharge them foi
some time. but Il is conceded that
there is little chance Of a verdict it
the fHnious % re.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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Address Allen q. Oiinssed, Le hoy, ,, y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

Of good health should prevent sick
ness instead Of letting themselves get
sick and then try to cure it. So long
as you keep your liver, bowels and
stomach in a healthy and active con-
dition YOU wont get sick. Billiards.
Herbine relieves constipation, inactive
liver and all stomach and bowel trou-
hl4e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

chicago Mnrch ia clue that
fwo men and % hoy answering the de-
ecfiption 81 William Whitla. tho Sha-
ron. Pa. boy who Uns Kidnapped yes
teriay bad hDen ecrn ON "a rennsyl-
SANTA train bound for Chicuko WAS
rlt' b 10 the police this afternoon hy
T. r. losRsun of this CITY. a. personal
fried eff tho Whitia family a detec-
WAS at once sen 10 tho Union
ra nged depot To- watch incoming
trains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
Bright and Active at 81.

Mrs. Lorena Smith, of Bradford,
Conn, who is % years old,
says she is bright and active
and retains her mental facui-
ties through the constant use
of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
which builds her systenl up
and restores the VigOr and
strength OF youth.
Mrs. Smith recently wrote: For
a number Of years | have been using
Duify's Pure Malt Whiskcy and
found it very beneficial to me and
am still using IL. | have tried other
tones, bur find Dufy's sccms to suit
my constitution the best and docs
me the most good. | am now in
my 9ith year. Ara bright and active
and retain al my mental faculties"
Every testimonial is guaranteed
genuine and is published in good
faith with full consent.
Mis-. Smiths case rs similar fO h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

Kentucky Blue Grass. Fancy, clean.
Hardy and valuable for lawn. In con
junction with white clover or sovn
separately. Our white clover and
Kentucky blue grass have given the
very best satisfaction. -. ~. Fec.
GO2-G0f :. Isl. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

OUR Policy ~ QUICK SALES
MD 5s;ALL PROFITS. LIT US
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YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER.
,Es. H. q. PRATT ~ co, ana S.
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
sArrnnAY's SPECIAL SAFE.

Honey Dew preserved raspherries 15c
Honey Dew preserved cherries ...15c
Honey Dow ~succotash ..,......lOc
Honey Dow pumpkin .l0c
Blue Label Plum Pudding ...4+12lh
Curtice Bros. Jam .............l0c
. cans California peaches .......25c
use can California cherries poe
25c bottle of pickles ..........20
zoe bottle of Denver Catsup ......l5c
l2l4c cans of pork and beans .....10c
Large pkg OF oat flakes ........25G
Postum Cereal ................20c
3pkgs. OF korn Kinks ..........10c
Poe pkg Of cocoanut ..........l5c
. cans of fanatics .............25c
Little Neck CLAIMS, per can ......l 0c
ST Charles milk. per ear .......10c
> ie No. can of Srhilling's best bak-
ing powder 500
. cans of Veal loaf ...........26r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-28
CITIZENSHIP PLANS FAIL.
On Point of Getting Papers When Non.
Support CHARGE Is Flashed.

Ephriam Watson. an applicant for
citizenship papers in Judge Hosmers
court, produced as witness, two rab
bis, Jacob Levin and Abraham Rubi
ner. The gentlemen testified that they
knew Ephriam TO be a man OF good
character, an active church member
honest and Industrious.
Ephriam had answered all the ques.
tons put to him. and his prospect OF
becoming citizen seemed particu
larry bright. when j. Herbert Cole
who conducted the examination, asked
IL there was any person present who
objected to Watson becoming a citi
zen.
Yes, there is; l protest" spoke UP
Attorney Daniel j. Alpert, OF the firm
OF Gates, Munroe & Schreiter. This
man is charged with non-support by
his wife, and Is now behind in his pay
ments to her"
Judge Hosmer at once ordered the
case held up 80 days. and the charge
will be Investigated. The rabbis were
somewhat chagrined at the turn OF af
fairs, and said they were not aware OF
Walsons domestic troubles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-28
REDIsTRICTING NECESSARY.
Many Precincts In City Are Much Toe
LARGE.

Whether or not the city buys voting
machines, it is becoming manifest that
a redistricting of the city must be had
before another election.
I'VE have too many big precincts
says Aid Robert W. Rutter of the Fiji
teenth ward. THE state law requires
that there shall be 600 voters to a pre-
cinct. but we have precincts with far
more votes than that. In fact some OF
them have practically double that
number There SHOULD be at least two
more precincts In the Fifteenth ward
and other wards are as badly off,"
1t Is probable that the aldermen will
try to make use of the federal census
TO get the population Of various por.
tions Of the city for use in this regard
II this Is not TO be had, II may be
necessary to have a city census prior
to reapportionment.
Letters are to be sent out in few
days by the voting machine commit
tee of the council inviting tenders
from the various voting machine com
panies OF the country. Once these
are in. the committee will examine the
samples with the aid of expert me
chanics to investigate their practica
bilIty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-28
FIRST TRAIN IN FIVE
DAYS MOVES IN SOUTH
Mail Car is Loaded to Roof-StrIke on
Georgia Central Is Still
In Effect.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 2S.-The first
train to move over the Georgia Central
system since last Sunday pulled out
OF the Union station this morning en-
route TO Augusta 1t was made up or
an engine and a mail car, loaded to the
roof with mail matter In charge OF Post
office Inspector Bannerman and force
Of clerks. In the cab OF the engine
was union engineer and a Negro
fireman, while several local newspaper
men were carried with the consent Of
the authorities. Although there was
big crowd damned about the station
when the train pulled out, including
many of the striking firemen. there
was no disorder.
The mail train went out following
an agreement between General Man.
ager Scott Of the Georgia Central, and
Chief Burgess. of the Engineers. AL
though the union firemen offered to
provide a fireman for the train tl,ey
were ignored by both Scott and Bur-
CESS.
Both sides agree that the moving Of
the mail has no bearing on the merits
OF the strike and does not mean that
ether traffic will be resumed soon.
Further conferences with a view to
ending the strike are being held today.
A mail train, similarly equipped also
left Augusta this morning for Atlanta
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-28
Tunnel WORKER
CRUSHED TO DEATH
Buried Beneath Stone When Pile
Topples, Frank Lynch Is Dead
When Body Is Dug Out.

Frank Lynch, aged 81, employed for
more than year on the Detroit river
tunnel. was almost instantly killed al
IL o'clock Friday morning when he
was buried beneath pile OF crushed
stone. at the Detroit end OF the tun'
mel.
Lynch came to Detroit with his
brother, John B.. from Croton-on-the-
Hudson, N. Y. and both were employ
ed in the tube-lining gang. of which
their brother-in-law, John p. Coughlin,
is superintendent. Lynch was work
ing near the crushed stone pile Fri
day, from which stone was being haul
ed. when part of the pile fell. covering
him completely. He was fearfully
crushed, and was dead when rescued
Lynch and his brother boarded at the
Lafayette hotel. Lafayette boulevard
The body was removed to the coun
ty morgue.