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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08
BRICKS CASE
AGAINST COURT
TRANSFERRED
Interesting Action for Damages
Against Judge Who Fined
Plaintiff for Contempt Comes
Up IN Santa Fe Court.

Upon "a change of venue the SOME
Nhat interesting end rather novel suit
for S-5.ooe damages brought D, Attor-
ney g. e. Hendricks former editor of
the Evening sun" Of strenuous mem
or, against Judge liza A. Abbott Of
the district court here and Under Sher-
if Fred Heyn has been taken 20
the district Gar for santa r. county
before judge John Il AlcFie. The
defendant is represented hy ATTORNEY
General r ". Clancy and Attorney
Il. b. FERGUSON and ii is understood
District Attorney George : Klock ap-
pears fog Nj. He,n. The suit
in a class hy itself in the local court
the plainur charged the court which
sentenced him for contempt and the
officer of the court Who pinched him.
with false Imprisonment Hendricks
IL viii be recalled. was arrested for
contempt after he had. il is said. r.
peatedly made Ioud and offensive re-
marks concerning tre court in an
ante room of the cuurt room So that
ht< laueuts was plainly audible Their
In lii arrest 10y Heyn followed
peatea warnings 10 be quiet. Hend-
riek> was given a jail sentence and Dis
Rrrvd fer stN months by the court
for the contempt and his action *
Law followed
fac ou;come Of the suit viii b aU-
Alted with some interest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08
NURSE NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH
Miss jeanette Finley Suffers
Painful Burns as Result of
Explosion of Alcohol Lamp

Rut for the fact that prompt as.
~,~Jance was c.oS az hand. MIS-.
Jeanette Finley q trained nurse.
Nouid in au probability have been
burned % a-stn. ~ the result 81 an
accident which happened shortly BE-
fore I O'Clock Yesterday morning. and
which Vas caused on the explosion o.
q small alcohol hettins lamp Miss
rInify nas attending F r circuit. 81.
ga East Central who has
.heen confined ro his home for some
time seriously 3d. shortly after mid-
night she began % heat some med 10
eiue. ~ preparatory g. giving her patient
= hypoisruIc injertIon. TIE small
alcohol lamp used in heating the med
seine overturned and exp uied. tn
aam-s communicating to Miss Fin
ley's clothing -enveloping the upper
part af her body IN a blaze. Cries
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08
PROSPERITY IN BIG
CHUNKS EXPECTED
SAY CAPITALISTS
ALBUQUERQUE MAN FINDS
EVERYBODY OPTIMISTIC
Pittsburg Manufacturer ForeseS
More Railroad Building in
Next Twenty Years Than for
Half Century.

That there is an amazing amount OF
optimism all through the country over
business prospects directly ahead 5
me statement made by Major Eainesi
..tyers at tn, Movers Liquor company
who returned Yesterday from a frip
af several weeks on which he v~Isit.i
Chicago Pittsburg. Philadelphia. New
York. Baltimore Washington. Kansas
city and Atlantic city, New Jersey.
here ne attended the seven days ses
ion of the National wholesale Liquor
Dealers association. Major Meyers.
who talked with business men in all
the leading business centers 81 the east
says ne failed to find a pessimist in
the whole bunch and ina although
times are a little dun just at present
,here is everywhere q confidence that
The country IS entering upon the great
est era oi prosperity it has ever seen.
"The president of a larga mauu
turing plant, said Major Movers. who.
Us one Of the leading manufacturers 81.
Plttsburg. told me that he was abSo-
i4tely confident that this country viii
enter tins year upon its most pros
porous era, Tie said that the whole
world r. land nnngry ana that Ameri-
"a offers the greatest facilities for
satisfying this demand that railroads
are 10 open up new sections ia ser
tIemeut everywhere and that in tacl
next twenty years more railroad MAJ
age viii he built than exists in the
states today America need
railroads he said. there are not halt
enough. and an era OF great railroad
building is about 10 begin beside which
the railroad construction OF tie pas
decade NIli look Insignificant. Manuel
featuring and Industrial activity ac-
eording 10 this wen posted man VIII
he far greater ia the coming year,
than IL mas ever been In the history 81
The country The tone 81 this mans
prediction is echoed by practfeaiiy rv
ea prominent business man ! talked
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08

sd administrator and bond fixed al
$1,000.
The petition of George ". Lyon 10
be appointed administrator Of the Is
tate 81 Eva r.. Lyon. VAS approved and
bond fixed at $1,000.
The petition of Geo. w. Lyon to sell
be appointed guardian Tor The person
and estate of Leonard Lyon. Was
granted n bond fixed at sl.soe.
ThepetitionofGeoree ". Lyon 10 sell
real estate belonging 10 Leonard Lyon
was allowed and " T. Manager was
appointed a special guardian 10 sell
such rca. estate.
IN the matter of ;Ee guardianship of
Anita Perea. the petition Of Lafenza
dc S,7ll Io to be discharged as guard an
was 7proved.
The fna! reYort Of Otto Dieckmann
as administrator of the estate al Jacon
L.oehs. was approved and the admin
>trator discharged.
The bond Of Ralph 1. Terwilllger.
administrator Of the estate OF Sofre =.
Alexander. in the sun Of S-59o was
approved hy The court The admins
tl.or ia1ld Armijo and the court
appointed Modesto g. ortiz, as apprais-
ers Of the said estate
The final report Of Florence p.
johnson as executrix of the state of
George ". johnson was approved and
e|NecutriN discharged
The report IL the appraisers of the
estate of Patrick Canighan was APP
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08

And We say this IN spite of the poor
u hitting and The numsr Gus up graph
teal crrors in the pamphlet one who
has had no experience with the small
printing establishments to be found
away from tho 1arge cities has no con.
ception ~ the lmpossihilfty Of fault
less typography under such circum-
stances. 50 We overlook the form OF
the little manual. and see in il q wor.
thy effort OF the author To supply a
usable book for his pupils We should
like 10 see more teachers willing t.
incur the labor necessary To provide
as useful a book as this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08
BUSY DAYS At THE
COUNTY COURT
HOUSE
Daily Sessions Of County Com
miSSionerS and Probate Court
Keep Clerk Office on the
Jump,

There are busy days in the office
.of county Clerk Arthur 2 WNiker
Mt. walker and his force haye been
working aI dap nights and Sunda!
.for the past rNo weeks and they have
~g little prospect cf a let-up FOR daNs
to come. Tor the county commission
.rs are hold ng daily sessions the pro-
bst. court meets every day and rou-
tine business U.s. unusually brisk.
The commissioners met adj day yes
tsrdsy - a board OF equalization save
for an hour in the afternoon when the
commissioner devoted their time To
coant, business 10 which they VIII re-
turn at an adjourned session This az
ternoon
Yesterday afternoon a long 4~i e
county bills was disposed OF. being the
en.ef business II session Jose
Baea resisted as constable of preein
No. ! ana tire commissioner after ac-
eepting the res gnatlon apo nted Pro
-op.o Jsr4millo 10 fu ont The ureN-
ired term. Manual Garcia y Padll0
was appointed bridge w~atchulau AZ the
Rar=ias bridge Cor a. term - *
months
The commissioners viii meet temor-
ross afternoon al . o-clock for the fun
ther transaction OF county business
The matter OF the tax lsNN fer ihe
present YEAR is noU being ~discu~~t
and th- levy viii b. maes az the first
meesing Of rho board next veek
Probate Court in session
The probate court was in session
during the greater part % yesterday.
The following matters were DISPOSED
or
In the matter az the estate ~ JoHn
.TrcgaSkiS F Il. Moore vas auTroiLt-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08
Proper Treatment for Dysentery an,
DLarrhora.

The great mortality from d%ysentory
and diarrhoes Is due 20 a lack ~
proper treatment at the first stages ~
the disease. Chamberiain's Coli
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is 4
reliable and ~effectual medicine. AMI
when given IN reasonable time VII
prevent n dangerous consequence
Il has been IN USE for many years
and has always met with unvaryins
success For sale by ali druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08
NOTICE

owing q, the heat st the store Mrs
fEs- hss moved her cotsets Go hFf
rlars at honic where e "li ht
mor. a-ant for iad'rs to raN ana
fIft.tl. EN West Silver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08

Sven ACEQUfA WATER $ pure af-
ter heina distilled Sv the ~ i.rAN
Nat.r stEu son sale bz " A. Glfi s.
tAa -81 East eeutrHl aNynue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08

Cau up Nhlott and tawk>. Phone
=. Tor iarhccuetl meat, Of all kinds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08

for assistance awakened Mrs. Grout
ana the flames were finally extin-
suiSheo not, however. until Miss
Finley mad been badly burned about
the hands. arms. face and other parts
of the body. Or. J.. r. Patchin WIS
summoned and relieved The pain "a.
much as possible Reports last night
were 20 the eacc that Miss Finley
would without serious difficult
~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-08
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST

In the event that you should net
receive sonr morning paper tels-
phone the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
CO EtytnE your name and address
and the paper wiN be delivered BY .
Special messenger. The ~sslephons 10
Ne. gs-
o.. eo-REWARD-gaM
The aeuv~ reward viii he laid
fr the arres. and conviction ~ any
enc caught stealing copies OF the
Morning journal from ths door
ways Of subscribers
JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
TO, SELECT DETROIT
WILL SECURE NEXT AMERICAN
BAR ASSOCIATION MEeETINGlF


New Orleans Jan. Tilt IL said to pc
practically settled that the Executive
COMMITTEES OF the American Bar Assoc
citation. which gathered here today tor
q meeting to continue through the re-
rslaInder OF the. week. will select De-
troit as the next meeting place Of the
Asaoclatl0ff. n
The members OF the Committee were
welcomsd by w. IS. Hart, President OF
ths Esoulsinna Bar. Association and BY
Mayor Nmktin HehrFnat3. Frederi lex ".
x.ehin arm dG &C. ksd9ia. Ffssident 81 TIE
American Hnf Association. made the re-
apHnsp huse IN attendance Waited
the several State and Federal courts
this Afternoon.
5sN4ariy ali 6s the Committeeman are
4ecoinpknisd by their wives. ana an
extensive program has been arranged
Tor their entertainment, included In
which was theatre party this even
Ing. ~ f =.
Among the members Of, the Commit
tee present are: Frederick wv. Leh :
mann, st. Louis: J.. NJ. Dickinson. Chi
eago; John Hinclsiey. Baltimore; Fred
eriek e, Wadhams. Philadelphia;
Charles r.. Libby, Portland. Ne; Rome
G. Brown, Minneapolis. MINI; w. O.
Hart, New Orleans; Charles Henry. But
ler, New York. 5..<i SO s..
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
MYSTERY OF WOMAN


London. Jan. THE mysterious
disappearance and the remarkable
career OF Miss Violet Forden Charles
worth are furnishing the English pub
lie with sensation equal to that OF
tha Steinheil case in Paris.
Miss CharIeswoFth was an attrac-
tive Apinster of 25 years. wh6 lived
with her parents in Bodera. st. Asaph,
Wales. She has been reported az kill
ed while motoring in the direction Of
Penmaenawr, with her sister and q
chaufTer on Saturday. The sister and
the chaufeer aver that the motor came
into collision with the retaining wall
OF road along the edge of q cliff over
looking the sea. and that Miss Charles
worth was thrown over the wall into
the sea- --s--4
the foregoing account to the local
authorities and since then members Of
the family have declined to see inQui-
rers or to give further details.
Those who have examined the scene
of the supposed tragedy do. not con-
sidsr II possible that the body could
have been washed away. A woman,s
hat was found upon the rocks, but
there vas no Indication of a body
having been thrown over the cliff.
Miss Chariesworth's picturesque ca
reer suggests that OF Madame Hum.
bert. She said she was heiress OF a
General Gordon her godfather. who
left her $744,0O0. which was to be paid
over to her on, her 25th birthday, jan
10. with accumulated interest. making
the whole amount 22.5oo.00O. Miss
Charlesworth usually gave her name
AZ Gordon and visited London frequent
Iy alone. She operated heavily upon
the London Stock Exchange. and. ac-
curding to The Evening News, owes
one broker $4,000.
She took a large country place at
Iverness last summer, which was sump-
tupusly furnished.
The story Of her death is generally
dIsbelieved. The disappearance and
family's secrecy are causing endless
speculation.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
SHAH AGAIN REv0KES
CONSTITUTION OF PERSIA

St. Petersburg. Jan. Especial dis
patches received here from Teheran
say the Shah Of Persia has again is
sued q manifesto revoklng the consti-
tuition.
There has been an outbreak of dis
order at Shiraz similar to the recent
Disturbances at Ispahan
It is feared that the news of the
successful plunderiug of this latter
city will result In uprisings of the
lower classes in other towns. partic-
ularlv among the starving.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
COLD IS GENERAL
WAVE s1aErCi1ns OVER ENTahE
s. C0uETRY.


washington, ian. 7.--Featured By =
drop, to 20 degrees below zero north
o. Lake Superior. : snowssorm IN this
south. with freezing Temperature and
frost predicted for Northern Florida
and the Georgia and Carolina coasts, Q
cold wave today stretches over the en-
tire country east Of the Rocky Noun
tains sks- s.8,St
| I'D in the :Eritish.. Northwest cold
wave has re-1eveioped The cold has
moderated west of the. Mississippi
river although the temperatures ere
stiil very low. and clouds have served
to- lessen the cold Intensity In the East.
The influence, Of the Northern Pacific
coast storm 10 felt as. far east az Lake
Michigan. snow falling generaiiy with
In sthts arsa. 80 - so q
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
MOBILE AROUSED
BY DETECTIVE WORK

Mobile. Jan. Persistent rumors
tonight are to the effect that a
Pinkerton detective, a Birmingham
detective and seven men imported
from New orleans are watching the
former liquor places in an endeavor to
detect alleged violations Of the pro-
hibition law.
Considerable bad feeling has been
engendered by these reports, but no
arrests have so far been made.
minister and a Birmingham de-
tective are especial objects of maligni-
ty tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
TO CENsURE ROOSEVELT.
House May Lay His Message. ON the
TAble.

N1Hfes
Washington, Jan. 7.--As dfsresp1ct-
full and unresponsive to the inquiry OF
the House. the Perkins committee. when
IL reports tomorrow, will recommend
that President Roosevelt's secret SER
vice message OF January 4 be laid on
the table.
similar request will be made for
the tablinE OF that portion OF the
Presidents annual message relating to
the secret service on the ground that
1t reflects upon the integrity OF the
members of the House.
The special committee concluded its
consideration of the message today and
drafted Its report which will be pre-
scented by Representative Perkins OF
New York. The unusual and extreme
course advised by the committee-that
of declining to consider any commune
cation from any source which, In the
judgment of the House is not respect
ful-is likely to crea - a sensation when.
IL is read.
The report of the committee will In.
clude the paragraph of the Presidents
annual message which refers to the
secret service and suggests that ths
reason Congress restricted it's use was
because members of. Cons
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
.oot Exnr..us. Pleaaurs.

Santiago, Chile Jan. IA telegram
from Elihu Root. the American Ssc-
rotary of State. to the .PanAmerioan
Scientific Conference, expressing the
pleasure Of the American government
over the selection Of Washington as
the meeting place. Of the next seq
sion OF the congress caused much
satisfaction TO the departing dele
gates The congress has been in ses-
sion here since Christmas Day
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
Measures by Government.

Rome. Jan. 7--Dispatches from all
parts OF Italy have answered the call
of the Government to assemble in ex-
traordinary session in the ancient Pal
azzo al Monte Cito Rio tomorrow to
hear from the Premier an official state
msnt on the earthquake disaster and
also TO take under advisement propos-
ais of the Cabinet with regard to
measures to mitigate its consequences.
It seems that the whole chamber will
be as one in voting for increased tax
alton in aid of the people OF the south
While there is general agreement on
this subject. the question of rebuild
ing MessIna is matter of animated
discussion. Some wish that the pres
emit site bf Measina be abandoned but
a large number hope that the ancient
Queen Of the Straits will reappear
where she stood for twenty seven GEN.
turtles. .,,,.... ,-.
Deputy Battalli. Professor of Phys
les at the University of Pisa. one Of
the best known scientists believes that
Il would be a mistake to rebuild Mes
sina on the same lines as before and
on land destined to De affected by new
seismatic phenomena. He suggests
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
GEORGIAN RUNS AMUCk.
J, &c. Bunfon Captured After Terroriz-
Ing PeOple.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 7--Armed with a
Winchester rifle. revolver, knives and
brass knueks, J. e. Bunton. a white
man, terrorized the town of Monteith
twelve miles from here, last night. and
10 now being held at the county jail
to await trial on the charge OF lunacs
Ke tried not only to Kill several per-
sons. but attempted to throw himself
beneath the wheels OF . passing train.
A telegram called officers from Sa-
vannah and three deputies captured
Dunton. He shot the section house OF
the Coast Line at Montieth full OF
holes and tried to put bullets In his
wife and several neighbors.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
HEAVY FoRGERIEs CHARGED.
CaIlf0rnia Broker Accused of Getting
RI.OOO,OOO.

Oakland. Cal, Jan. IF. B. Signor,
real estate promoter and mining brok-
err of this city, was arrested tonight on
complaint sworn to by James H. MUIR
ray, a multi millionaire banking and
mining man of Montana, st. Lake and
Seattle, but more recently of Monterey,
Cal, charging Signor with forgeries
nearly $1.OO0,000.
Signor is alleged to have forged
Murray's name for four notes of $780,
900 each as we'll as to numerous other
negotiable documents.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
GnanIlne f,nuaen nenthn

Greentown. Ind. Jan. 7.-Gasoline
used to start a fire in stove nearly
wiped out the family OF William Wills
cuts here today. David Willcutts was
INSTANTLY killed, his mother fatally
hurt and two brothers Morton and
Harrison, badly burned.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08

Norfolk. va. Jan. TIA strong NORTH
easter tonight hasl further 5eopardized
the English steamer Anglo-Afriean.
which ID on the shoals on Smiths ~
land. crave fears are entertained for
her safety. Captain and crew have
been advised 70 come ashore.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
PREACHER
MAY BE ALIVE
Mystery Of the Church
Deepens.
Rev. J. III. Carmichael In Said To Have
Been Seen Since The Body
Was Found I'm Michigan.

Port Huron. Mich. JAM. THE
Identity of the person who was stabb-
ed to death Tuesday evening in the
little rural church at Rattle Run, near
Columbus In st. Clair County, and that
of the murderer are as much of a
mystery tonight az they were yester-
day, when Myron Brown, who entered
the building to seek shelter from the
storm was Mortified to find the in
terror of the house of worship daubed
whit human blood from end to end.
The dismembered body of the VIC
tim, found In one Of the heating
stoves of the church was too badly
burned to afford any satisfactory
ciews as to the identity of the victim.
But Rev. ]. II. Carmichael. the pastor
of the church. and Gideon Browning
who lived near the pastor at the
neighboring town of Adair. are both
missing from their homes and 1t is
regarded as a certainty that one Of
the two Is the victim of the murder.
Every effort is being made to ap-
prehend the other in order to clear up
the mystery.
Reports were In circulation at St.
Clair today that a stranger resem-
bling Rev. Carmichael had crossed the
river to COPYRIGHT.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
TRIES TO KILL OFFICER.
Attempt to AssnssiRate North Carolina
Detective.

AtUehpE 10 AshHbHhHute NVEth OuFONnH
Detective.
Raleigh. N. c.. Jan. IAN unsuc-
cessful attempt was made by an UNI
known person early today in Durham
to agsassinate Detective James w. Ash
burn, who caused the arrest IN Decem-
Der last of Reuben Barbee. on the
charge of having murdered Engineer
j. A. Holt.
The detective was in his room and
had gotten up before dawn and turned
on the light when a load Of shot crash
ed through the window from the out
side. None of the shot struck Ashburn.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
.kARTlAL cosr on atAIsE.

} seRAHIIALf Govt OF QUAKE
B. Paul, MINI, Jan. lao
cqrding to cablesram today. I
from the Project OF MessinA 4
J, Province rto, DR. Franchina. local 4
J Italian Consut the damage In
! that province and In that Of Reg I
gio from I the earthquake will 4
! reach SIX miiliards Of siiress /
tsisseo. ooo. ooo). 81 "a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08

Sacramento, Cal. Jan. Geo. c..
Perkins was selected late tonight by
the Republican joint caucus as it's can
didate for United States Senator to
succeed himself.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
wEArHER FoRncAsr.

Washingt0a, JaA. 7.--FNor A1abama--
P@rely cloudy and probably threaten-
nag, Feaday and Saturday. northeast
vtinAs, hecomlaG VaE1aS1e.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08

81. raul, Jan, 7.--Graduaiiy the cola
wave 10 passing away. The local
weather bureau reported ten1persture
today of II degrees below zero here.
while In the Canadian Northwest, note-
bly, the saskatchewan valley, the range
was from ~ to 3odegrses below.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08

OKLAHOMA City. Jan. 7.---Forty-
Ave prisoners In the city jail last
night tunneled their way tor free
dom. Getting O. breath OF the Icy
air ali hut three voluntarily re-
turned. They declared they pre-
ferred prison to freedom in zero
) weather.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08
sHALLENBERGER GOES IN.
Democratic Governor Of Nebraska In
augurated.

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. AT the joint
session of the House and Senate today,
Ashton C. Shallenberger (Dem.) was
inaugurated Governor OF Nebraska.
Governor Shallenberger. In his mes
sage to the Legislature. declares that
he believes that no new or radical leg
islation Is needed at the present time.
but that energy should be directed to-
ward amending, improving or correct
ing the existing laws.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-01-08

Port Huron, Mich. Jan. IA thor
ough examination Of the bones and
ashes found yesterday in the stove OF
the Columbus Church resulted In the
settlement being made by the St Clair
County authorities that the body OF the
murderer's victim had been so badly
burned that there was not enough left
to determine anything at all about the
victims identity.