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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
THE WIRELESS AGAIN
PROVES VALUE AS
LIFE SAVER
Old Dominion Liner in Coli
sion With Car Barge Near
Norfolk Summons Help by
Mafconi Method.


Iby Morning journal Special Leased NireI
Norfolk. Va, Jan 30-The great
value OF wireless telegraphy was again
demonstrated tonight in Hampton
Roads when u message flashed through
The air telling Of The collision of the
old Dominion liner Hamilton with a
car barge Of the New York, phila-
delphia n Norfolk railroad ana cali
ing for assistance. Within five min
ltes tugs were an route 10 the scene
and the Hamilton, badly battered but
afloat, was towed 10 her pier, reach
ing here at 9.30.
Tho collision occurred off Old Point
Comfort. The extent Of the damage
TO the liner Is not known, although
She was rendered helpless and has
shipped considerable water forward
The barge was not injured There
were about fifty passengers, bound
for New York aboard the Hamilton
1t If said they were in no danger al
though the officials OF the company
are silent MS TO the extent Of the
damage The hole in the bow, on the
port side, lust above the water line
is about six feet in diameter
The Hamilton sailed for Now York
at Z p m. she reached her wharf
IN tow Of two tugs ut $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

Provided one has the price-and
this applies 70 about everything in
New York@the out-of~town visitor
cnn now come to this city with only
the clothes he stands in. and If he
puts up at one Of the big broadway
hotels finds clothing a everything
elae he needs for any occasion without
going outside the building. This Is
al ii result of a now practice adopted
BY tho great caravanSaries or Long
uere square. tho center Of the white
light district. and in striking contrast
to the conditions Of even 4 decade
ago. when the casual visitor had to
bring everything ne needed on else go
out ana hunt for II. IN this day Of
grace things are changed, however,
and the man who comes to town on
short notice without baggage San have
his wants attended to without stirring
outside his room. Several Of the lead.
ing hotels now carry always IN hand
for the use Of their out-of-tuwu guests
n large supply of evening suits, either
with tail cohtB or dinner jackets. The
visitor may also obtain such
things as 4 trunk In which 70 ship
home his purchases chAperons for
solitary Women interpreters for for
eign guests, ministers, doctors, trained
nurses and operating rooms. bath
robes. slippers. tooth brushes and the
like. Last, but not least in the list
IL the department especially maintain
"a for animals. where pets may BE-
checked with the assurance Of perfect
ana expert care. Nothing but lions,
tigers ana elephants are refused. nc.
eordinR to u manager, the two FOR
because they are too dangerous,
and the latter because ne is too big
The Hotel hetof has even instituted a
register for the dolls Or its juvenile
guests,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
The S. e w. Furniture Co.
NO RECTOR NAMED FOR
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Vatican Hcsitates 10 Appoint Arch
bishop ef Montana,

Rome, Jan, So.-The question Of
the rectorship Of the Catholic univer-
sity at Washington has not yet been
definitely decided because the arch
bishops composing the board of trus-
tees instead Of sending to Rome the
names Of three candidates as in the
past, only designated Right Rev. John
+. Carroll, bishop of Helena. Mont.
The congregation OF studies. ontrust-
ed with the appointment. after ma
ture consideration, thought it unwise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
MAY BEAR IMAGE
OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN

Washington. Jan so - President
Roosevelt has given his consent To-
tho placing of tho head of Lincoln on
one ~ tho popular coins lic con-
forrcd today with Director Lceeh ot
ihe min ahoat the matter. ana TIVE
"details are now under adyisement.
Il Is probable that the half dollar
pircc win hi selected to hoar the
Lincoln head ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
CITIZENSHIP
URGED FOR ROOSEVELT
In Recognition of Presidents Work
on Nchalf of Earthquake Victims.

Rome, Jan. 30.-The Trihuna pro.
poses that Roman citizenship be ON
lerrod upon President Roosevelt as a
mantfo station Of gratitude for the
hoip given by the United states on the
occasion OF the earthquake The
rribuna says
we cam not give anything elise, bat
Il III impossible Co give anything more.
This gigantic foreigner deserves Co De
a Roman citizen. while such an act,
coming from the immortal capital
would ht tho seal of renewed friend-
ahip between the great auclynt and
modern peoples
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

Washingt0n. Jan. 30-Licutenant
Commander H. /. Gone. fleet en-
sineer of the Atlantic hattlcship fleet.
Is said 70 be slated for the position OF
chief Of the bureau OF steam en-
.gineering IN the navy department.
Lieutenant Commander cone Is ex-
pccted 70 arrive in Washington about
the end OF February and relieve Chicf
Constructor Capps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

IT has remained for q New Yorker
to confer upon an oxpectant and long
suffering humanity one Of the great
est inventions which the world has
eyer kuown-nothing leas. indeed,
than an ~anti-snoring device. when
the great deeds of the year 1905 are
tnbulnted 1t ia probable that this pat
ented machine which viii make anur-
lnE Impossible, WIN lead all the rest
Up to the present this invention has
not been placed on the market. The
man Who evolved It, while he has
demonstrated its efficacy. to his own
satisfaction. has not yet been able to
find amy one capable OF manufactur-
ing IL, 50 delicate Is It's mechanism
Intil such a date as he shall be able
to produce 1t commercially tho in
ventor refuses 10 disclose any details
concerning his machine, In the e "a
time, like other men OF genius, his
Path 81 d thorny one, He has been
arrested ana hailed to court by a cred
iton who accused him OF trying 90 es-
cape to Brooklyn The inventor pro-
tested, however, that he was merely
golng to look over the most promia@
ing ficld IN the world, next to Phlln-
dclphia, FOR his invention, and was nc
cordinely released. The field for his
invention is practically unlimited. he
claims, since his first move. once the
h on the market, viii be
10 secure It's installation in every
berth ot every sleeping a in the
country He Is said TO have the back
ing of various persons Of means IN this
city, who have been convinced at the
value OF his invention, and II this is
true the year 1899 Is likely 20 mark
the final elimination OF snoring The
inventor has offered a reward to any
whom his machine can not
suppress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

were not really IN sympathy with their
efforts, while the wealthy members Of
the new association began to whisper
mat Mrs. biatcb and her trade union-
lists were really socialists. Now the
controversy Is becoming open and bit
fer with the prospect that tho question
OF the ballot box VIII be lo.t sight o.
altogether in the shower Of personal
re~crimination that has broken forth
All OF which goes to show what q
merry thing politics viii be II women
ever do gain the right TO vote.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
The 5. 3 " Furniture Co


Portland, ore, Jan. S0.-Articles OF
incorporation of the Portland. Baker
City and Butte Electric Railroad COM
pany were filed today. The company
is Incorporated at $4,000, 600. The in
corporators are local men unknown
Ia the railroad world, They say east
ern capital is back OF the company.
Tho articles of Incorporation shy tho
road will run from Portland to Baker
City. across Idaho and Montana to
Butte.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
Blizzard Chills Southland

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 30.-kentucky
and other parts Of the South, which
yesterday felt a touch of winter, to-
day We're in the clutch of a genuine
blizzard. snow fell throughout Ken
lucky and sections of Tennessee near
ly all night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

to appoint Bishop Carroll for within
six years, unless reconfirmed as a rec
tor, he would be left without either
the rectorship or the bishopric. For
this reason the congregation decided
to appoint as temporary rector Dr.
Rector T. j. Sheehan, professor Of
church history at the Catholic uni
versity and chief editor Of the Cath
Ollie University Bulletin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
Judge Lindsay in New York.

New York. Jan, 30.-Judge Ben ].
Lindsey, of the Denver juvenile court,
was one of the leading speakers today
at a City club conference called to
consider mea of saving children, He
described the work being done for
children through the agency of his
court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
Slight Tcmblor in Missouri.

st. Louis, Jan. ga SPECIAL to
the Republic from Mexico, Missouri,
says:
"A slight earthquake shock was
selt here today. The motion seemed to
be from north to south. Some Of the
inner wallis Of the Audrain county
courthouse werc cracked their entire
length.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

MuskOece. OKLA. Jan. S0-lNmgn
n. Lame former cashier OF tht Indian
oeeucN was indicted by the federal
grand 1ars today charged With em-
t,zrlinR Ss.VNo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

continue. htfhs frequently aceompanl-
cd trom underground explosions. Tins
strengthens the belief Of q submarine
Goicauo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31
CLOSED SEASON FOR
M|LL|ONA|RES
PROPOSED
WOULD PLACE IN CLASS
WITH DEER AND DUCKS
One Person Out Of Every Twen-
" Pinched In New York Last
Year Female Politics Wax
ing Wafm,


New Yark, Jan 2s -Mniionaires.
If which this cfty has n.orc nan nfty
rer cen, o. All now known % be in
sxsstence in this country. may soon
BE- eiasAca With deer, ducks ana other
legal game IN an effort looking to-
ward their preservation The proposal
IL made by Appieton's Magazine 20 ea-
tHbiinh Il closed season, similar 10 that
which preserves other anne 70 pro-
teet during a certain number OF
months ench year the unfortunate
tusseesor Of 4 fortune which run into
scVen figures or more Unless this rs
done, II Is asserted the millionaire VIII
fpliuw the buffRio and the fast disape
pouring water fowl into extinction as
a result at the persistent manner IN
which be ~ NOW hunted by the in
drfattRqble muek-raker Tho suRges-
ton, hawrvnf, il made. not In hohalf
~ the millionaire, hut instead for the
Asnpfit af the npyelistH. magazine and
%upWRpaper writer's af tho country Az
h1nfte II magazine literature the
man ~ money and his commercial rn-
trrpllAra have been such prolific
money maAerH for authors that the
market IS IN Il fair way 20 be over
stocked with literature dealing with
lhia subject AZ 4 result II ~ now pro-
posed to establish q closed season 81
Fix months cneh year for At least three
Years, during which the millionaire
mas not hr muck sreked nor, TO make
mntters even, indulge IA memoirs,
"reminiscences aud the like Under
Dtt4g4M 81 YfsYt4tfT44 ~ la fs4iaN4I fhni
the quotations on millionaire arti-
etea win rise materially ~ a result Of
which writer's throughout the country
viii not Dc deprived OF their bost
source Of revenue Unless something
II thia sort IL done. Il ~ asserted in
fii seriousness. tito multi-mlilionairc.
50 FAR az magazines 80, viii soon be-
epme an extinct issue aa a result Of
The present unregulatea method OF
exposure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

One person nut OF every twenty was
arrested during the past year IN New
York. ID figure which establishes q new
record for pulire activity IN this city
During the twelve months just ended
no less than 2As,s22 persons were
fdneheds bA the bhae-e0ated guard
lAna ur The laW. as compared TO 200,-
ff2 arrests Ia 1905 aud 1851 in
1906 n other Words the proportion
Of the total population which falls
INTO the hands ~ the police ~ in
ereaHing much more rapidly than the
total population The Increase Of A.
$50 arrests last year over 1907. on a
basis Of one arrest Tor ouch twenty OF
population would represent a total in-
rreaac 81 nearly i 900, 600 ia the latter
respect a figure which Is OF course
many times too large. While the
criticism has been made hat many
arrests have been made uselessly, the
figures covering convictions IN this
connection hardly bear this out, In
ia0G the total number OF convictions
Wgs absltt. In 1897 IL had increased
90 Ill ,oo2, while IA 1908 It was ti0,-
g0i. q larger proportion OF arrested
persons being convicted than ever be-
zen" Whte me expense OF securing
these convictions Is large. that OF
maintaining the yarinus branches Of.
the police service IL enormous The.
figure set Tor the present year Is 49,
$4,000 among the items which II %
efs betnR twenty additional antome'
hilt pAifoi wagons q Tor
policemen covering q block and q rid
ms nan for the are az the mounted
#'iNise AltHgttlef the New YORK.
cop Mopid seem &C. De- Justified ~ his
local tfpelation as one of The finest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-31

The S. & w. Furniture Co.
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
CHICAGO SPONSOR
FOR DR.. COOK" HAT
Latest Creation, Named for
Explorer, pected TO At
tain Quick Popularity.

CHICAGO. Sept. Chicago. smitten
with jealousy that New Brooklyn
man should have discovered the North
Pole. is going 20 participate in the glory
a little anyway by naming a millinery
creation the Or Cook hat.
The discoverer doubtless expected
that lot of babies would De
Eamed for him Perhaps he even re-
signed himself 10 smoking a "Dr. Cook
cigar" But hat-Oh, fame
The only consolation DR.. Cook win get
out OF the matter Is that the hat is go
ing 10 be suggestive Of the polar region
It's going 90 be a high. fuzzy, expensive
creation, with real chilly. snowlike
aigrette pointing skyward on the left
side.
The Or. Cook hats viii be all over
the country before the explorer himself
reaches home. There's liable to be 4
thousand of them obscuring the view
when he docks at New York. Chicag 20 IS
going to see that they are put out right
away. for Chicago has been left out Of
this exploring business somehow. il
seems.
Tire hat is designed by Nine. Marie.
president Of the National Association
OF Retail MHliners.
The Washington times., 1909-09-06

northerIy land in the world, Cspet Nor
ris X. Jesup.
He attained the highest point which
az that time had been reached ga the
Western Hemisphere. 81 degrees Il min
utes north latitude, for which he was
awarded q cane. a gold medal by the
Philade ohia Geographical Society. and
the DAILY gold medal Of the American
Geographical Society. lie was elected
president OF the American Geograph-
ioal Society in 1907
Among his numerous writings on
Arctic SUBJECTS are his books. North
ward over the Great Ice" and numer-
Gus geographical contributions to sew
eral magazines and geographical jour
nals.
Indian Harbor, the point from which
Peary's Iaconic dispatch was filed. IS
one OF the most eastern points on the
coast Of Labrador. Cape RAY. where
il was received and transmitted to New
York, is on the southwesternmOst point
of Newfoundland
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
MILLIONAIRES ROW
GREETS UNION LABOR

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Fifth ave
nue., lined with its palaces of the
richest of the world. today bowed 60
union labor.
As 10000 union labOrers. men and
women, swung INTO the Miuionaires'
Row, on the annual Labor Day parade
OF New YOrks workers, they were
given a rousing reception. TOday's
parade is said 20 have been one OF
.hS most Impressive ever seen here.
5susfness is practically at stand
stiit. houses having suspended work
Saturday at noon until Tuesday
morning. The stock exchanges were
closed.
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
COOK LEFT HIGH
ON MOUNTAIN TOP

The last time Dr. Frederick A. Cock.
discoverer of the North Pole, was n
Washington. he was. so 20 speak, left
stranded, high and dry. on the top OF
Mt. Mckinley.
IL was at the banquet OF the National
Geographic Society. not long before
DR. Cook started for the Pole. il was
the annual function. many leading sci
Cntists were present, and President
Roosevelt who is something Of geos-
rapher and explorer himself and who
delights i'm the company OF scientific
men. was scheduled for an address.
Or. Cook had been called on to re-
spond to a toast, and tell about his
ascent OF Mt. Mckinley. IL was late Ia
the evening. President Roosevelt was
due. out had not appeared.
Responding 10 the call for Information
about his mountain climbing feat DR..
Cook gave a vivid description OF his add
ventures. lie had got 10 the top OF Nc
l<inley. and was in the midst Of the
perils and trials of that high altitude
and heretofore unknown region when IA
sailed President Roosevelt
OF course, everything had 20 give wdv
10 the President. DR. Willis Moore. the
president of the society, announced the
arrival OF the Chlef Executive Or.
Cook paused at the top OF Mt McKin-
ley. President Roosevelt who seldom
sat down at the rig}f hand Of any man
II he knew himself. was offered the chair
OF Or. Moore. and took Il. and immedi-
ately set out 10 make the speech for
which Dr.. Moore called.
II was late when President Roosevelt
finished BY that time. every one mad
apparently forgotten DR.. Cook. high up
IN me rarefied attitudes OF the summit
The bent or most OF the guests seemed
10 be TO end the Celebra ton with the
speech OF the President. and seeing this.
Or. Moore adjourned il when the Presi-
dent closed As TO just how Or Cook
got down from the top Of Mt Mckinney.
the members OF the society are stil Ia
profound ignorance
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
RELIEF SHIP SENT
TO FIND LIEUT.. PEARY

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Sept. g.
The Jeanne, a schooner with auxiliary
engines. left this port in August for
Etah, where she carried fresh supplies
for Lieutenant Peary in the event he
had decided 10 slap in the Polar regions.
II was to bring him back to America
II he had found the Pole and expected
TO return TO America.
The Jeanne was commanded by Capt
Samuel w Bartlett. the dean of all
navigators who have explored the polar
seas. She expected to pick Lieutenant
Peary up at Etah. his base Of supplies.
from which point the daring explorer
started MS summer dash for the Pole
Among her other supplies, the Jeanie
carried fifty tons Of coal. to be left with
Peary at Etah If he did not care TO re-
turn TO America.
The Jeanne was also to pick up d.,
Frederick A. Cook, in the event he could
be found and Harry Whitney, OF New
Haven, Yale graduate, who went north
with Peary to hunt big game Pesfy
had left two of his sailors with him.
The Jeanne. Of course, could not PICK
I'D DR.. Cook, for the Brooklyn eXpior-
er did not walt at Etah Tor rellei, Dut
pushed on and was picked up by Dan
ish ship and taken 20 Copenhagen
whitney, however, had remained. and
he had kept with him nearly all Of the
important documents by which DR.. Cook
hoped to be able to prove his claim that
he had discovered the Pole. whether
whitney s. returning TO America with
PearIy on the jeanne is not known.
Before sailing from this point with
the Jeanne. TO search for Lieutenant
Peary. Captain Bartlett declared he eX-
pected 10 pick up Lieutenant Peary and
return 20 st. Johns by the first OF Oc-
tober. Just how soon the vessel viii
be able TO get here from Cape Ray is
problematical If. indeed, this is the ship
which Is bringing Lieutenant Peary
hack
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
LOCAL SCIENTISTS
FEAR 1T IS A JOKE

Coming so close upon the heels OF the
Cook discovery, Washington scientists
generally. IN the face OF but mesger
advices, were inclined TO be skeptical
this afternoon as to the reliability OF the
message claimed 10 have been received
from Lieutenant Pesry.
Il seemed rather unbelievable. to say
the least, that within a space OF less
than a week two American explorers
should report the finding OF what men
for centuries past have been striving
The scientists couldn't seem Ia grasp
~ somehow and all OF them this after
noon are awaiting more definite advices
before again cOngratulating America
and Americans upon the second honor
that Is reported to have come 20 them.
II fear that II Is a holiday joke said
enc scientist this afternoon, when the
sudden intelligence was thrust upon
there is. Of course, possibility OF such
q wonderful succession OF historic
events becoming true.
In North Short Time.
Compared with former efforts, Lieu
tenant Pesry has been in the Arctic
regions q short time. If ne has reached
the Pole and returned 10 a telegraph
ticker within the space OF little more
than a year, scientists say that he has
accomplished a more wonderful bit of
travelling than even DT- Cook in his
final thirty-five day dash TO the apex
Of the earth.
No Advices Yet Here.
Rsar Admiral COwles. acting Secre-
tary Of the Navy. said this afternoon
that he bad not received any advices
from Commander Peary as 70 his re-
ported discover. The fact. however. he
said, that the Navy Department closed
at ooou today. might account for this.
Although Commander Peary was not
exploring under the auspices Of the de-
psrtment." said the admiral, "he would
report to the depa rtment Immediately
because OF the fact that he IS travelling
on leave Of absence.
j trust that the reports are true and
that Commander Peary has found the
brsss tube that DR.. Cook claims to have
planted at the Pole. ~ Lieutenant Peary
has been successful. however, he must
have changed his plans and doubled up
or bis time considerably He undOubt-
esIy has made quick time. although We
expected TO hear from him shortly as q
his success"
o. p. Austin, secretary Of the Nationa
Geographic Society. said when informed
Of the discovery OF the North Pole b,
Pesry: That's interesting I hope Il
Is true. The society as FAR as 1 know
has not been Informed Of the discovery
7 am especially proud that Dr. Cool
and Lieutenant Peary, both Americans
should be the first men TO reach the
Pole"
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
NEW CONCERN OPENS
TOMORROW MORNING

A new real estate concern will open up
its Offices tomorrow morning. Gardiner
x Dent. Incorporated Is the name of the
new firm.
The company Is made up OF A. $.
Gardiner. who was associated with
Moore & Hill for several years. and W.
q. Dent. who served Stone q Fairfax an
equal period
The new company will do a general
real estate business, making a speciality
Of renting property. Both members OF
the concern are young men and are well
known az, possessed OF great energy as
well as the requisite knowledge and
training 20 make a success Of the bust
ness.
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
WRIGHTS LOCATE
AT SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio.-By this time
next year the sky above the Miami
valley will be filled with airships, ac-
cordiuR 10 a statement given out in
Tippecsnoe city, a village northwest Of
here Orville and Wilbur Wright have
obtained possession OF more than 700
acres Of land. cleared OF timber. where
their agents say they will establish a
park for trying out their airships
Thev will also operate q factory mere
for the manufacture Of aeroplanes and
a new propeller for steamships. II is
said 800 persons Will be employed in
the factory.
The Washington times., 1909-09-06
TIRE EXPLOSION
CAUSES A DEATH
Automobile of Former Police Com
missioner William Hobby
In Accident.

NEW YORK. Sept. G.-Oue man was
killed, one mortally injured. and two
others badly hurt when the racing auto
mobile OF william Hobby. the million
aire former police commissioner of Nj.
Vernon was hurled INTO a ditch today
between Pelham Manor and Mt. Vernon.
4 tire exploded and the machine be-
came unmanageable-
Hobby was arrested and later released
on bond Of 5000.