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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES


In the District Court, Bernalillo
Marcus Kelly, Plaintiff. VS.. Mrs. II. NJ.
Bennett, Otherwise Known as Laura
Biggar Bennett, and James w. Nc
Council, Defendants.
Notice Of Tendency of Suit.
To Mrs. II. NJ. Bennett. otherwise
Known as Laura Biggar Bennett, and
James w. Mcconnell;
You and each of YOU are hereby
notified hat the plaintiff, Marcus
Kelly, has commenced an action
against % and each of you in the
District court aforesaid, for the coun-
ty and territory aforesaid. in which
plaintiff seeks by creditors bill to set
aside a certain fraudulent conveyance
made by a Mrs. III. M. Bennett,
aforesaid, to said Mcdonnell, afore-
said, of five acres of land in northeast
quarter, Section %, Township 10
north, Range 3 east. known as Sulzer
ranch, Bernalillo county. New Mexico,
and also to set aside a certain chattel
mortgage as fraudulent made between
the same parties aforesaid and to APP
ply the land and property aforesaid
to the payments of certain judgments,
with costs, etc. now held by said
plaintiff aforesaid and due and owing
from said Mrs. H. NJ. Bennett, and
for order OF sale of said property for
the payment of aid debts due said
plaintiff. and for genera equity re
lief; that unless you. and each of YOU
enter your appearance on or before
the 2Sth day of December, a. u. 1908,
in said cause, a judgment by default
viii be rendered against you and each
of YOU and the plaintiff will be en-
titled to the relief asked for in the
complaint. The name of the attorney
and solicitor for the plaintiff is Julius
Staab. and his p~ostoftice address is
Commercial Club. Albuquerque. y. NJ.
JOHN NENABLE.
CLERK OF said Court. Bernalilio County,
Territory of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
ALBUQUERQUE THE
DISTRIBUTING POINT
OF NEW MEXICO

After considerable effort spent dur
ing the last tour months, Farah
Brothers. the popular proprietors OF
the Fair have succeeded in sectir-
Ing the exclusive agency for three OF
the best known makes Of shoes in the
world. TO which they wish to catl
special attention,
The famous Ultra shoes Tor women
is one of them This shoe Is made OF
the very best leather and very fleXl-
Bile. the styles are smart ana the de
signs are snappy, they come IN all
shapes and feathers, including brown
green and black suedes and other
feathers and colors to match mos
any color cloths.
The Bates shoe for men needs no
introduction, IT Is made at webster
Mass, by thoroughly competent shoe
men. They guarantee comfort ano
ease and perfect satisfaction AS To
wearing qualities. They come In the
latest feathers and styles.
For the children Urada shoes are
acknowledged as the best made me
are SO recognized all oVer America
This style includes some magnificent
children's |high-top boots and Bootees
which are absolutely new and only
shown In his city by Farah Brothers
eco West Central VENUE.
See their window display, then
come in and get "A pair of shoes
whether for man, woman or chlId.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
BRILLIANT CAREER
RUINED BY DRlN

Portland. ore. Nov l2.-Thc crime
Tor which James \. Finch was hanged
today at the p~enitentiary in Salem was
the staying of Ralph H. Fisher. prose-
cutor of the oregon state Bar assoc
citation. on November Is. 1905. in this
city.
Finch. a lawyer. had been suspend
"a from practicing law by the state
supreme court because 81 excessive
usc OF liquor ana other unprofcssion-
.al conduct He had tried to procure
the assistance of Fisher. who had
prosecuted him. To- obtain reinstate-
.mont Fisher refused.
Finch went 90 Fishers office and
without warning sent three bullets
into Fishers head and back. killing
him.
Finch WAS captured by tenants Of
the building at the elevator door
He was convicted Of murder in the
first degree and an pleas for appeals
.taii.d.
Pinch was a mar OF more than or
dtnarN ability He started as a news
rnper man in Polk county. this state.
studying law At the safne inn When
admitted % the bar he moved to Sa-
lem. whore ne became prominent IN
politics.
In reward for his services ne was
made calendar clerk OF the lcsisia-
'tares ~ iso1 and 1895.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

4 weeds To conceal ourselves, but IN a
| few minutes a scouting party OF three
| passcd. A few minutes later announcer
| marty went by. one of whom | recog-
| nized as the Karnak postmaster re
was carrying "a gun. The next parry
numbered five and one OF theni
unte q stump and cspied MS. tie
fired several shuts IN the air ana u
crowd began TO gather. one OF me
party was Mr.. Logan OF Cairo n |
appealed 20 him TO see That no Yio-
lepce was committed. !,
"rIe assured me that all they asked
was that James be taken back to
Cairo and given "A speedy trial. J
promised them that this a TO be
done ana they then started Us toward
tho train.
4 Belknap. while waiting for the
train south. WAS asked To PICK SIX
men To question James. This com
mittec received no answer from the
prisoner except not guilty
IN the train | seated myself beside
The prisoner, but as We entered cairo
someone threw u rope around James
neck. at once took II OF and was
nor strnck several blows by mem
hers Of the party. Others caught the
end of the rope and dragged James
from the train. several members OF
the mob pushing me TO one side. !
heard no confession from James Il
nothing 70 indicate that he had I'M
pIiratrd Alexander IN the murder or
Miss Pelley."
The entire Fourth regiment OF the
Illinois National guard was on duU
tonight Besides the two companies
that accompanied Alexander north,
there were nine commands IN the
city.
Discussion Of the events OF last
night centers about the conditions
that brought mob rule 70 tho city.
Local politics WAS generally blamed
for failure OF courts 10 convict n In
some Instances there we're open
charges that the police had long
beer lax in their activities.
Mayor Parsons declares that the
laxity has been on the other side ana
that the police have not received the
support OF public opinion but he ac-
knowledgcd that politics had played
"a part Ia many court cases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
JAMAICA IN GRIP OF
RAGING STORM
Banana Plantations DevaSta-
ted; Business ParaIyzedi
Property Loss Placed at Over
Half a Million Dollars,

tF
Kingston, Jamaica, Nov, t2.-tNia-
Holland Bay, jamaica Nov, l2)~-Fron
the tragnlsntary reports arriving mere
from the countryside. the damage re-
suiting rom the storms and floods
that hate ragged through this Island Tor
she last week was enormous. fThe
greater part of the railway and the
coast line On the north sid OF the ISL
and have been seriously damaged
LandsIides are numerous on the mai!
railroad, and communication has been
completely cut Off. Many bridges also
have been carried away.
Property in and around Kingston
has suffered severely, tn" damage sus-
tanned thus far being estimated at
$500, 900. The intake ana the main
culyerts Of the ctty's water system
have been destroyed and because of
the continued downpour, it has been
impossible to effect repairs.
The record rainfall. from November
q. to November 10, was ~ inches.
There are no signs OF the weather
breaking.
Communication was established to-
day with The north coast by steamer.
The military cantonment IN the
mountains has beer cut off from com
munlcation since last saturday, All
telegraph wires are down and mes
| mges are being sen from Kingston to
the cable hut by boat.
| The n plantations in the
north and northeastern portions OF the
island have been badly hit by the
| storm. Thousands Of acres of trees
have been levcled ana the fruit trade
Is at n complete %standstill for It is
an lmpossibility to get the bananas to
the ports for shipments. The United
Fruit company's steamer Bradford,
which went ashore at Port Antonio Is
- total wreck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WINS
SUIT FOR OVER MILLION

Los Angeles, Nov IA decision
was rendered today hv superior Judge
Hausor. giving tho southern Pacific
a Judgment OF "$1.4S6,00 against the
california Development company The
suit grow ont Of alleged loans by the
southern Pacific company to the CALI
rornin Development company at the
time the Colorado river threatened inn
.monse damage in imperial valley.
The case was begun June II, las,
land has occupied all the time of the
court slime then. Nearly three months
were occupied with the taking of tcs-
ItimOnN
The defense of the Development
|companN was that the Southern Pa
Icific company through manipulation
was able to fill the directorate of the
California Development company with
men Of It's own selection n that the
work was for the greater part the
protection of the property OF the
southern Pacific company aud not
that of the california Development
company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
COLLEGE DEGREE
FOR Mr.. Taft
In Company With Vice PreSi-
dent Sherman and Senator
Root President Becomes an
tt, D. of Wesleyan,
IN, Morning Joura.l special leased wir-i

n Morning Jouraai special leased Wire
Hartford. Conn Nov H. -prcsiieni
.Tau TODAY visited NtddlrtnWu and
Hartford attending m Or, former ,it,
this morning. th. installation nt br
William a Chandltn as president of
Wesleyan university. aud participating
in this ciN tonight in the dedication
~ the magnificent Now state arsenal
aud nrmory. Tho president f'u at
1880 90 mn for Washington
As part of the installation exercises
TO WESLEYAN university. degrees 81
doctor OF laws we're conferred unon
President Tuu. Vice President Sher-
man senator Root Hnd others The
president boo Doc. address Go thv stu-
dents and te representative Of more
fhan eight, colleges M universities.
congratulated Wesleyan upon having a
isarhsf AS lts president He d'plored
abe idea So often advanced that a ami
t%sr.it, nrtsis H business man "a ITS
head ID man who know n valus 10
81 dollar and how To gct a.. and de-
Jared that the limitations Of "a bust
ness man were such AS Co exclude him
as a college president whose real vo-
cation should hc that 90 o. teacher
when Governor Week. introduced
President TAN af the ArmorN drdica-
ilon in Hartford tonight. crowd
Was so hie that in al. crush several
women faintsd Governor Weeks stri-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
WOMAN DRIVEN MAD BY
GUILTY CONSCIENCE


continued from Page I. Column 81
husband had left home with a strange
man in "a buggy. The Madison police
discovered the body several DAYS later
and Il Was decided by them that
Rrodenhcyer had been killed by the
stranger.
\ few months after the tragedy
Mrs Rrodenhcyer sold her husbands
store and she and her daughter came
20 Chicago to live. Chicago detectives
kept track of them, paying special at
|tcntiun to the daughter In the hope
OF gaining her confidence. The
wonan's mind finally became a
wreck ana tive weeks * she was ad-
Judged insane
Officers uf Madison, Wis. today
went To the punuing asylum ana In
torviowed Mrs. R~rodcnhcNcr. They
told her that her daughter had con
frased her crime Without "a betrayal
Of emotion the woman confirmed the
confession and said she killed her
husband because she believed he had
been guilty Of infidclity.
because Of her n~d1udgmont Tor m
sanity sbe probably can be
tried for the crime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

fCo~ntinued from page 1. column ",
1uries at the hands Of persons IN
known 10 US
Earl, In the day sheriff Davis. m
nm extended Interview, told or fe'os-
nizing seeVral members Of the mon
that toak James from his care Iast
night. He named MT Logan .,
,sniro az ono Of these individuals, and
accused the postmaster and storekeep-
.r of Karnak. ILL.,, of having accom-
panied some nf the scouting parties
that searched the woods IN the Nicln-
ify OF that town for the sherins party.
what steps viii be taken 20 bring
those IMPLICATED Ia the uprising 10
trial has not been determined
Mayor George Parsons said he was
aslpep and heard no shot ~ nthef
sound 70 indicate that the city was IN
the hands of a mob
Alexander Nj. Wilson. states attor-
ne,, stated that he was In several
parts Of the city trying Ia qucll the
mob spirit, but would not say that he
recognized any Of It's leaders.
Il am ready TO do anything that my
own office requires" said the state 8
attorney. THE question Of calling a
special grand jury " n to be de-
rided by Judge W ~ Butler OF the
circuit court. However, We shnll have
a regular grand jury when eoutt con-
yencS here In December n ! SHAH
present TO II any evidence that comes
into my possession before that ~
don't expect to collect that evidence
myself. as detective work ~ not a paf'
OF my business
The only ground for holding Alex
hnder waa declared to be the dying
confession Of james None at the Of
ficlals would acknowledge that m
direct evidence at this alleged contcs-
sion had come 10 him.
In an EFFORT 10 clear M the murder
ease, the police searched the house
frcuuented by James n Alexander
Tor the missing money, handbag and
bracelets of the murdered girl. They
found nothing. Blame for the riot
conditions IS generally ascrihed by the
officials to an inadequate police force
and the fact that many men accused
OF f%elonies have been acquitted here
despite seemingly strong evidence
against them
"a whole regiment Of soldiers
could not have slapped the work oi
last nights mob declared Mayor
Parsons. and sheriff Davis echoed thi'
sentiment. adding, There would have
boon wholesale hlnodshcd hHd soldier
been here last night"
shcrln Davis today told his story oi
the manner In which James had beer
taken from his custody After dctail.
ina his wandcrinss In the wood al
Union county. after he had lcft thu
train at Dongula, he told of loavinl
James IN charge Of the deputy shcr
IN while ne went te karnak e. ooiali
provisions
THE postmaster az karnHk, who
also tho stnrckceper there. recognize,
me. said Mr. Davis. Because q
this we made a detour through tn
woods about the town and Wake,
east rive miics a. Bclknap whore w
struck through the woods until th'
water drove as go the railroad track
We entered a house To rest. but were
warned hN q citizen OF Relknnp tina
a crnwd had LETT cairo 10 intercept us
SO Ne nnk 20 the country again
walking across the corn fields for s
couple % miles.
The whistling ot the train warned
Az hat the cruwd had reached Rel
kuap We lay dawn iu some tai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
AND TELEGRAPH
LINES SERIOUSLY CRIPPLED

Key West, Fla, Nov 12.-The naval
station here received a wireless mes
sage this afternoon from Guantanamo,
stating that a destructive hurricane
struck northeast Jamaica, Wednesday
ana continued Thursday with unprece-
dented rainfall. Railroads We're washed
out and telegraph and cable connce-
lions were interrupted.
Great damage was done to the
crops.
The dispatch stated that United
states supply ship Eagle, was driven
into "A pier at Kingston, but was later
towed away from its dangerous posi-
ton. ~
The fruit steamers Bradford and
Amada were washed ashore but the
latter WAS successfully floated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
ERRATlC RIO COLORADO
AGAIN CHANGING COURSE

El Centre. Cal, Nov. l%2-Engi-
nocrs OF the California Development
company have completed the eNplors-
tiun of the Colorado river and found
the whole of the river is leaving the
old channel al a point nearly oppo-
site the ArizOna-Sonora boundary line
and flowing hy WaN of the Rio Abejos
channel into the Rio pcsSador and
they by way of HARDY river to the
gulf. The old channel from the
point ot diversion To the mouth of the
Hardy rs dry II was feared that the
change of course might make trouble
for the irrigation company. but Moth
ing of hat nature has developed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

dent tones brought 4 semhlanco oi
order. however ana when the presi-
dent climbed upon q tabe to make
himself better heard he was honorcd
with comparative quiet
With the exception Of civil war
where the army WAS made up largely
Of volunteers. the president said, the
national guard had not been in a posi-
ton to play a very important part in
the affairs Of the nation.
But now, under the Dick bill, he
added. the national guard is really
a part Of the army Of the United
States
General Leonard wood, Rear Adj
miral Cowles and other army and
navy officers were present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
OKLAHOMA WINS FIGHT
ON PRAIRIE OIL COMPANY

Guthrie. Okla, Nov. 12.-The
fight which Attorney General West
has waged ever sipce statehood to
compel the Prairie OIL and Gas COM
panY, an auxiliary of the Standard oil
company. 10 take out an oklahoma
charter before laying pipe lines in Ok
lHhoma, eliminated today in the In
corporation of the oklahoma Pipe
Line company for the purpose of
building a pipe line from the Glenn
Pool oil fields to the southern state
tine. The charter fee is $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

New York, Nov. 12.-lt was learned
tonight that John 6. Carlisle. secre-
tary of the asu under President
cleveland. is ConValescent at -. Vim
cents hospital Dir. J. -. Bryant. his
physician. declines to discuss the case
further than to say hat though MT.
Carlisle has been a very sick man he
looks for his early and complete re-
IsnNerN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
ra,son Estate Worth ssoo.ooo.

Washington, Nov. l2-rhe late
lewis r. Payson. former congressman
from Illinois. left an estate valued at
sa00. 00u. according to the petition
nlcd for probate hN hts widow today.
The largest item Is his personal hold
ing Of securities of which S2tO.O00 Is
In the territory M Arizona His real
estate includes land en- Arizona
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
Aldrirn In Minnenpolis.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Nov. 12.-Sena-
tor Aldrich, chairman of the national
monetary commission, met the bank
ors of this grain and milling center to-
day and heard from their lips the
story of the difficulties frequently
encountered in getting enough money
to move the crops of the northwest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

Mexico CITY. NoN. l2-The Masonic
travelling silver trowei. brought 10
Mexico by the southern California
lodge last MAY and given into the Gus
|todV of Anahua Lodge No. 14i. will
DE taken by a delegation OF the lat
Ter body to ~ Paso. Tex. on Deem
her 10, and presented ~ RI Paso
lodge No. 1870.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

Albany. y, Y, Nov. l2,-WiHiam j.
Ghvnor. mpyor-elect of New YORK
to-day filed a statement with the sec
rotary Of state, In which he swears
that he ala not expend any money
10 flrther his election.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
WOMEN THREATEN
TO TAKE UP FIGHT
IN SPOKANE
Mayor Informed That Seven
Hundred Are Ready 10 Be-
come Martyrs in Cause OF
Free Speech,


-
Spokane, wash. NOV. f2--siv In
dustrinf Workers hraved The sleet to-
day In the cause Of free speech.
These men stood with barred heads M
Washington and RIVERSIDE streets the
police letting them orate until theN
Mere well moisfened ana theh ~,
rested them. Everyone admitted
that he had come to the city WITHIN
the last few days IN response 10 calts
sent out for recruits to fight the au-
thofities.
After a vain attempt I" get me US
al various halls and thcaters Tor Tree
specch meetings, the socialists were
given permission to use the munici-
pnl court room FOR Il meeting y q
A woman called up Mayor Prati 70,
day and told him TINT the women Q,
tn. Industrial Workers OF the Wotia
would take IN the fight Monday ana
h q zoo OF them we're ready to be ar
rested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
Three WorLmen Fatally Hurt

Col~linsville, Okla, Nov. i2.--Three
men were fatally hurt and sixteen
seriously injured when a wall col
lapsed at the Collinsville brick plant
here today. The wall was being re-
haired when II fell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

Coughs and ColdS-At this season
when coughs are 50 prevalent, an ef-
fectual remedy. and easily obtain
ID. Is Perry Davis Painkiller. II is no
new ncstrum. vended by unknown ag-
ents. but has stood the test OF over
seventy years. and those who use the
article. internally or externally. viii
connect With Il grateful r~eeoIlections
Of its worthy inventor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
Wells Fargo OFFICE Robbed.

Brownsville, Tex, Nov. fac
cording to advices received here to-
day at the office of the Wells Fargo
Express company, hat the com
pany's office at Harlinger. Texas,
was robbed last night OF $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13
THE VIM. FAIR COMPANY

Wholesale and retail dealers In
Fresh and salt Meats. Sausage .
speciality. For cattle and hogs the
higgest market prices are paid
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-08-27
Course of Study Green For
 est High School

GRADES
 FIRST GRADE Jones' Reader Book Ore. Spelling from Reader. Long's Language Exercise. Numbers, Com b mat 8 through ten. Oral Lessons in. Physiology, Parts of the body, How to keep clean.