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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
POLICE LOOKING FOR NJ. e. SPECIE

Joseph Kelleher OF the firm Of KeIle-
her & Browne, tailOrs, IL Seventh
street. notified the police yesterday that
n T. Spegle. who had occupied offices
in the Hfbernia bank building. had
given him a check for 1925 as payment
on a suit which he had purchased, and
that the bank had returned the paper
marked mo funds" Kelleher found
that Spegle no longer occupied the Of
fee in the Hibernia building and that
he could not be found. Detectives were
detailed on the case, but up to late
hour last night the man had not been
lof-sted
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
HonoIuIu Gives SIO.OOO

HONOLULU. Jan. 5.-F. A. Schaefer
consul for Italy, has opened a subscrip-
earthquakes Nearly $4,000 has al
ready been forwarded
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Shock FeIt in Milan

MILAN, Italy, Jan. 13.-An earth
quake shock was felt here this morn
ing, causing considerable alarm. Peo-
pie rushed from their houses and con-
gregated in the cathedral square. There
was no repetition Of the quake and
calm was soon restored. No damage
was done
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
honoIulu's Prompt Aid

HONOLULU, Jan. 5.-Through the
efforts Of F. A. Schaefer, consul at
Honolulu for Italy, 81 900 has been
cabled TO the earthquake sufferers in
Italy Announcement was made in the
morning paper that a subscription
would be opened, and by noon the same
day that amount was donated
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Shocks Continue

VIENNA. Jan. 1s.-Slight earthquake
shocks were felt today in southern Aus
tria and the Tyrol The disturbance
extended from Sarajeve in southeastern
Bosnia TO Meran in the TyroI Among
other places where the shocks were felt
were Trieste, Pola and TRENT No dam
age has been repOrted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
OakIanders Safe

OAKLAND. Jan. 13.-Mrs. Mabel
Humphrey, daughter of Dr. w. ".
kergan, who has been travelling in
Italy with Miss Mary Moran. has re-
ported that she and her companion are
safe. They changed their route after
having decided 10 visit Sicily.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
TembIors in Venice

VENICE, Jan. 1.-Two earth shocks
were experienced here this morning.
homes and gathered in the Place of ST
Mark and other open squares No dam
age was done and this is thought ia
ne cue 10 the fact that the houses OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
China Make Contribution

PEKING, Jan. l3.-An imperial edict
issued today directs that the sum of
$4,000 taeis lS35.O00) be paid over to
the Italian minister here as a contri-
button 10 the earthquake sufferers OF
Italy and Sicily.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Wellington, \. T., and Australia

New service via Tahiti, connecting
directly with Union Line for yelling
ton Third class to Wellington. $685.
~ sydney sSS.75 S. S. Mariposa sails
FEB, 2 ofhce 673 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
CALIFORNIA; CONTRIBUTION
THROUGH RED CROSS
TO DATE

San Jose is now the largest contrib
utor among outside cities to the Red
Cross fund for the Italian earthquake
survivors, having by the check for
S3.353.7O received yesterday brought its
total Up TO s4.4I9.7O and thus passed
the nearest competitor. which is Sacra-
mento, with an even $4,000 to its credit.
Treasurer Allen Knight did not send
away his first $4,000 installment on the
second 100000 to be raised by Cali
fornia. but will instead send a check
for $4,000 tonight Contributions al
ready made but not yet turned over 10
the secretary make this possible. The
various benefits and donations expected
from outside cities obviate the danger
OF Knight not being able TO keep up
his $4,000 day pace for some time TO
come.
The amounts raised at the two bene-
FITS on Tuesday have not as yet been
turned over to the treasury of the Red
Cross. and these Will easily total a
round $4,000. Today the Theatrical
managers association benefit should
net an easy $500 for the sufferers. and
next week the musicians union viii
earn another tidy sum at the Princess
theater. The Original Gaelic dancing
club viii also add its quota to the fund.
Eureka has notified Secretary Drum
that fund Of $4,000 has been con-
tributed in that city and viii be for
warded 10 Secretary Knight today A
check for 5000 was also received yes
terday, but on account of its having
been made payable to DR. Benjamin Ide
Wheeler, who was absent it could not
be added TO the fund yesterday. The
san Jose fund was made I'D Of two
individual contributions of 81 900 each
by the san Jose safe deposit bank and
=. Mclaughlin, one Of $500 by Hon.
n p. OConnor. a fund of $50 raised
by the Red Cross of San Jose and the
balance by the citizens. This is a
splendid showing for the Garden CITY.
Locally there were two contributions
Of Slo0-thOse of John McGilvray and
the insurance brokers exchange The
employees Of the German hospital
through Dr. Hartmann sent in $13O.25.
The balance was in small sums
The Telegraph Hill neighborhood
house yesterday netted SIS by a con-
cert, and this viii be turned in to the
Red Cross treasury today. A splendid
musical program was given and among
those VINO donated their services were
samuel Adelstein, who rendered solos
on the lute' Miss Fernando Pratt. who
sang folk songs of the Pyrenees; Miss
LOIS bollon IN mandolin solos, Miss Al
blna Raromino in a Mascagni song and
solo from Lucia" Miss Rottanzi in
the waltz song from La Boheme" and
the Twentieth century club in Russian
folk songs.
The contributions OF Italians in the
small towns in California will begin to
arrive at the local Italian banks in a
Few days. These will total several
thousand dollars and this will be turned
over 10 the Red Cross
Islam temple. A A. o. NJ s, at a
meeting last night decided to make a
contribution OF 500 to the relief fund
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
Gaelic Dance Postponed

The Gaelic dancing club has an
nounced that on account of the stormy
weather which prevails the benefit to
De given in aid of the sufferers in Itslv
VIII be postponed until Tuesday. Janu-
srN Is Tickets Will be sold at Puck
etts cotillon hall. where the enter
tainment is TO be given, and at IL Sew
enth street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25
IN 4 SIw ROLE

Mss q ~ r. H. Vas4ns mas mrti~z
g ssssg hzsk Tor eals4rsa ws3ch Is at
rsx ys4y sar sAs ssFk had
ard X X &@ss a9f fsw she FFs2t d.
Fa1asss gHads @P9n As- tame ~ sat-
sgaxe wozk M st q tales Eou1
hare sesa amezg shs yesrs hslss
81 eE45gE
- > a rssr NTr H~sas at
pears i'm . nw gVts~ fev fsw e zAE
ax hev ms.se sntsmsts tr nss hxve hass
ths sazhtsss insfng - ths Ssn Ih~
bsrek wAs Ssgnn several nnesshs sEs
and has hn wrften for hsr "
psure "a far IT, e-nssvtaaa-asmt Of
hev rran1rk Atrsn the tpo sors u TIE
d. hess 81 Mar Borough
The 0@sak VIA bee h~aaamymsey Mias-
trate4 Nm fselsaas mss see her~s
aaslns arraaxe4 peTsnaIfy wth a
wsgl saeaE Frr1ch aFfla to m&Ge fhe
df4wtuEs and ~ viii as q vohame q
uEaal artsFss
n nAx net t@en Gf1sa hy tAs az
shos 60 shat pmrE~sse the san&s srOra
the see "a shs s~rk w4t be scsa
hes < weai1 nos o. a. 81 sursn :
u fheY wrrs devoted 20 she caa~ 90.
~aaa ser@ss q Mhigh sir b..
mai s irtcscsseL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

No fAt fast sfszz Press
Gut Tas RI a@f a frw As@ts 10
New MexEa. a i4Fls - th4i hAs sAs
snrs and 6maK whtss h Ire t-TTaaasT
hsss 1tfesrts1 ana are s1Ra >r1gfsHg
TzsgF az arxs a xhsrs Il p2h2se @stan-
tsssa 80 any oshFt fs4sEz- - - =
Tse svs As AhBFaue soT IN
gsg " a cnmraangaAe* d.
casa mas Basar@Ay GHsFeas tfT.
e~nyxs e others ~Aaea aarr been
deceased wsgthY g no magFe I4n .
merx msa tian in the asas 1ss<s1eAaA.
azt D. sstss & 5oa.a nNrAyrSrR as
sse ~ nssE &C. 80 A2p4 tn3ngs hrEs
ssar circumstances Ax0Sg&f aa#gEi
ea4a&ssunx whlcA heave c4Grps 1he Al
aa41eru1e peer fe Fee-lxs mc-s
gener4, a&fs nsaz a. she Aaads 81 The
press la e8erg B@rt " the rn&aE thAn
Ezy ugAar &slsrAHgs e. S5e pFe&44~lt
dArsnx ~ saftfe tug exzep1 cnlF tss
@&Ar~xs ~ lmas& IL wh8ea he an
aestaaa - sxssgK.a tfA real T~RSEli-
car Aecsr.ne. and 70 eS'lzae Eae4s
81 gtx snlstFzuasE Asa e - exgv-
rA4fAy w8FEhy 81 nats. SH ta1s ecaE@c-
tea. shas saere H. everywhere aa a.
prsa2n q Hna&pHB8 @sstssAfsAe4 E
acxssanf og fne s1rs fh&t NJ Taft. GO
rlaaa asaa heas nm re~szs - de@eS
the fast that silva G~sE=sx9nz~s 49,
auss f. be can Ass a3e aas Serea-
nEa sznss@ ara ssrsse rgns 9us frora
sA ssseT F~ para4T So .
G4szkarU81aea atE8gssg frsa4 Texas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25
IIow NOT TO GIT IL

Ok aE rna- we've q ezra .1 q
- EfAztze M ass a4g4 ~
sgrre .ze - o@ . Ees - tA-
arsz gM4 uerv s@sess Nwy 60 8Ge4s Ats
err arsea GU 81 N11 9 ~ -4a-
sEe. Ahs tae arm ;es mx uEkns
ssrs n az eBee T&@ ptars -
tHs e-s-AasnmeEf wqEG reEara sagh
3 cgarsx - rs saxt as To- b~ yea
.- fssy @ezI sEge far regzrag tss
Tulg saAa 10 m&At . whias And ghs
a8ze fae1s Aa1a gs ia IT, matte
= star.st The Aztzzs aEzsx
- eera.a 4easc rneazs as
Msgm- n at-anstrr fessr
EAfs ard kbGs1E thz Restent ard
Er tre-s % the ensEs AM hpaN
nho haAl fhr Raasser Ia sas- hsE1s
- ana - ths ssrsss e a. says Asw
80; T. 60 in y e~aErine-s ta@ Err
THAR "a to better for fhe yoang -laa 70
rer1ail whers be j. G1 he aaEzs sm4ss
zhaet tAe aEzess
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25
DAYLIGHT TRAIN ON
SOUTH END NOW
ASSURED
60 or iWme0 ateiy Follow
ing November Tine Card
Meet ch Cones FL
About Three Weeks

Toe Tu6 3
dan trails eE Eh~ E4a grAze t5sl-
taaM ~ LHe -a-rs p btrrez AEa4-
rMa sn8 p p- j. rew fra
.a-ei@rrzlrs~1 o1 ard the ntm ffasz Val.
80 Grre @~Vte+ 1wsf=lF t1-o~ z
.fMs Nov4w tl-e.arT meeting
r. hHh Hi7 Dr. n~1 am Topeka Vrcely
tn sr7nr9 nseK ts Nerem1 e- Tee
Exact cate far starring t5s nw ST.
sbee rs -f Re- - z7e VIII 1g, D.
.artl ASteT tns rlrsr6 we~tsrr eE-
.s VIII probably tazG meeting
~ahla a f#a 1ngs
Tnt 1ratn s81 probably leaFe Ala
u~cGe f-u1-3lsse 1tt-r fh ARRIVAL
q Ghe r4mt~r g tratn fre-
KS vest - "a sn.gsf sff q wtl p
Pace az 4aozt t@- sane time In tAt
.n1ernlns
tn zw frain rtl Dr. q vHsr Cszvsa-
hzre to tAe r-AsannE n1@ Sm& wsI,
ard sNs tawns a~tm Alb1gueT-
.a1- ans las Crge m p-zs
szA makes 1 travel eetE
4 end 81 Faso IN the ras&-
IN. e ga 1g and - huUrs th&i are
wnss fnaams tn4eGr tar THE p@r4s o.
las r-are- $rsr-o san Marcia aEG
a;h~ uells
Tsr ,4 t-4t7 ~ AIl-
ee. -e EN- at 81 B a-d $Gcve
u tr~ mofzirs nll= & WM trAL3e
f1A ~ tEa ten 90 ct Fsue
fUr rh- l-1 retgr- ts th@sr
nrt 20 usdn1Eht u u1 ste5 csa-
N1~rahr r~l~a are uu1a - are
ltratt ~ slbfsc z Srs- C-F and
utn1rE uAp haFe DarEe@ On tE4s
f~rv Vi ths te%-~frry a1d atH BE- 1@e
tAs na t-ant l- rs
thc seats % nss r.sGe fer N-w
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

saS1ssx -ec-es ~ H~51ar -xzrnDs~
~snas ~ cited onv sAe oener day p
f~a-rasr lack pe9Gl~. 6sre zf1os- ;
r eze. c>e eg tAe Creates mer-
cnxma az EnMs2s and the be&Esng
sEs-gf in the Grsz 5Ert % En-
ceser SEFllgs
n rnavs F1wE w@a wSa& saEle
sawn steadily 90 azzs5ea 1rsze&& %
wxseslnr tAe es@ek and sagJ M ihe
p<ssxw riav = aAe BOSS tA~v mssN
ss@nE a raueh 1sxseg thHsce - b@c1E-
re railway EAEassz. EerAaaf
grarss - azszaaxs - isg&=-z 1t
shsr To@kEnnspc sd Har-naEt=x
&a@a E~sfsaNsI1e sMsa&s 81 "a f@es.
fad gaar sgsss g xatr IS
hs a@<a ra3zsnE fc~ tsem
tae tiN.~ NJ bass r@ew 81 p saaa
= u7zg. INSTEAD 81 failing 10 Hr9
Hl Azre che cnmscrf z sen
81 IS tAas tEsy a1 tse5r LEST
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25
EQ,uIn % OPPORTUNITY


Toe aiig % Opportunity r the
unlssd Szaies asssr lad = ezt~r e.
tasaratssa taar Nven b. tRe Okaa-
hruaa T1cE tu az arN~ - fhe 1a
resf - n p Yuakam wse has re-
Cs srsa csafrtg - the KAY
sstea 4ni shus ue ha23 -
~ tkrre nelrat unr travs~iuz
uEaa u Thr zs ~ TIE cmmsnt
y ra4lrtl lr tte a1tile 20 al ari-
1ti1w s1s msa 10 He1kum1s
thmsea bg :aasx ia rAzz
81 OF ihsf ~a@G honezsv AEd Il
hsu1 saa has hrsEshi bis rail-
feas 1lctsf $40 Wm4rEah.z SEX
e
NJ Yes knm YES H-n m r r-
- an kanss clty goarnal rats g..
D. n stra sr1 n T-ns 4ns IN a
spzr~slv ~uaea PTtapn of fhs f0r-
Star -i - iaat Re ~r1eE a.
has lrg ma1e8 ai4nE Hll Usr
travelling rented 1T kta1rt s.
orr ~ uier premsnE etous q
thst exNusir- c1um1nv aka Tp1af
H. = g~ ~ zee reat uitroae =aF-
nafrs 90 chr aaauirr a HViEx r.f-tH
ten 81 th~ uAmsta Aat t1st ai
IT, big 0pVsrtaaltss n Rfs~rk4 ass.
Hea gebbi-i NJ hy the tar@ 49,.
o the nnaneal ozso1l = n.
m-ltactors Of ErrsS veaith Iks -
cref q: - scces JuS as !; nas b.
H. n~.Trs 81 even oaA~F c4rcsF A&a
he Ezs fhat n oat<rsS hs ssccs@
ssssaU d. .ala - mauy ttse
49, BE- Halu. fa beg fuF tHr IRE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25
III M FAIR

90 70 vr rde3 wen by Afa
s fass evro sen p4g o@
sFre Cn.e:ia5u
We nrt tp That q evsr as
utfar usrs arf q great rsay thiagr
gs4ch A4euQar9us cunceicx t@2t 80
seFse can O. Ind-z~1 thsFs are very
Tea M aas thinss wlthsn she prvr5ncs
Aleser l EH en ;has
srra cen O. whsn size bscksS
Csmu o. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25
SOCIALIST PARADE ~
0~ENUhCl4Tl0N or NiURl

NEur41- ut -a- -nra~aa1
ara Sca Is rtEa nE
D. ~ asZE6ra L@r-e c15% Of
--he -F1b1zzs 81 E- Rzde5
.ra~ r-14l s ~ Wa1rlH ro6as
~ r--- - Mas
a- t1-1 @
1rt ~ ~ eur t1s-e wr--
-e - o. A ~
ne f- sruu
-Et - Nr Hlrlre - - e.
- M u
Tr --r- Hs - s
& 1-s re- E--r-r cas- II
- -1-E n "a uEEl1
e $50 r-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

TAtre IA hmen m4cA eo-meat
wts naG t@osasa 0@ Pras4eas T2Gt
a~srSvexB q tae urens@s q The Umas-
- STATES ogr UEisorrnsty Sc lAnxMg
tho9shts- estssA egszorax ana rr.za.
serS wA&b h&s AftE&eTsa sA~ aftsa-
ttsn q IA saezgThfgf pee1e =ho nars
bad osssou 20 ssaag AEu-&1 fas
cErct~ * sse Unt@a @stss
James Bryce esl48 s~ttspsson 10
thss pAsA~rneaoz Mrs. Hzm1hrey
wafa a ksen Observer 81 aege2 no
ta>~s fAs e~1sgzgr4lB2ry sRsetx q ihss
azusa daring az.e % her wesE-
srn trspS Wafer B2geh0t Il M b.
~iarnln4tarE wegk aa Pnyss ana poi
st8s~ EEeparsd toe weTM to znaaF-
stAr4 Il sE pointing aGi t6xt h ssg-
g@l factor m wAkgEg 4~Esaz4g peo-
~ oas EaSsr a eeatrHl governments.
w~ . :sS=iss u co2s .usa-
f4gn PFeuets saa f&sssfy AE& varg-
o@ - sera 80 u resagH - into q
--uz TYP uTth SIMILAR ikeas 4ns
ever apsr~Hiusse pays.4l i9okA
LIT ua osass peoy hs- ass.
PaAyea sa&s Assaz=ssarscn sa so wg#He
q @ste "a Is revealed A1ouE The -
ssa44s - ~ Castea S;ssex wlss-
esss y NrsUat aass-ets "a cur gnrslsh
aur t@lsts Z VScw she ssT cDs u owr
e1r 49, T==g aas - ssx heaE
TEAS 70 @~ oue Nrs Wac AH az
G1essnes tm ssEses sspAav 4nac@g
ie woAnen az ihe r--otez ~ras8uat
s&aceu Dsr social custews our
Faanners ARD wea wgs-s
snnaea msams tAe divorce ealg-
,fnt g. asne sgAue2rsz ThAnks-
g1sf.g ChrAt-as Ntw Years cay
fasfes Eel sh9rch Il So ho-e bee.
csne msre an m1rs slke tAss csan-
II. ogeF
Bg z4y 81 sp@in.ns TIE fersgns
f4ets Tbs Phaa 9clgh4 Peas. Ledger
w
A. q uus when In E4rspe natsua
ID v4eai d4nIt8r1tss arr Asserting
tsemFy~ shat make Tor this uas-
-es Ia Arnsfsa o-f EaiEersai fac.
fsaf especially promotes gzec--
eyrvu hslz4rE zaifurmitg &C
ertaktass table ara aragla iss
= imp e. EgAs. is tAr Auer.
80 r Com -fd ue-E-
ans maushiv ag ,sc mHns tnh
~HuC ry hrM lFss4s ne
fzfE ~ the trlttd state "a iEnc-snc-
q Ra4t t Q;hsr parts are G5.nx
uA rs zoa1e-
And despite fhe ia that res-l1
53l p-uaheAuoas "a fsrvaEu 4sE1aEss
iron Ars@c - H1w8r servs "a.
special needs q se1rfy 1&e@e 80
aaenS tse great lacs rcTAars thsg -
~pesesEs es51y sn8 weeky an.
menthB rsiisralea q Au-rscan t5,4
Ia a sanerna Engnsa h& I'm A-r~S
rart. areEhs this mfr4rs that 41a-
1hss TIE so.l s-it
Ard Ia aging ths- ~s d~s uet r.
se the MG2enes ~ To- Aw ~
Hss ~sooi days are ss
S waie far uzen~-Ap 6 u.
A=uacza assss1psr = caEtlrzz
ash psu4ss-t i- ssscu aut Ga u
~ zn1 ~arks - Eunee-s hcz0
y hv-- ane day hy &av ausl.E ve1fh
aaat-F.tF sa5 Eresn e& 4rs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25
hGsfcJirrRAL CHEMISTRY.

Aeal tet-e b a rr=zzfl tsat thc-s
= rpen g =; haek e. tEe SUI iu the
saa- 81 veil az Ie wr~ upsu-
trnis fer vaeat E-caz-z n2s nz-n N
gtoit-1 u Esezs fsl-A Ncr 4 a.
~zrs ,has Srr-aus raf phes.
ard CEN te. lbs Nsre fAAz i41 sd
m 49, eAe aates ss-re has hse- A.
srr~a- q rrodsstssn u8h- a So
erztisn TC a1 ~ E1-or zar-
waited maxi ic-Etr l. mere
-han = Et6 tHertv--r- E-4- g n
1-s1 Is * Eatisn as 49, a. 81.
ret4ten = lrcF n- naF u-a-
tnat ~ ~nzt1hlnx - sLsfos~n n-e=
ihe as ana rrtu-g g haeE -'c -otH.
-arrs - en-e - NAka- r
as 80 GErst-E az a r-st d--.
1r- = sEru:-rzi eh--@r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

= n4r41 g. 81 @
fass q - - ihat wsl he
81 nry Ear tat r4tiggs " a
wgs1a Immediately t. rs4l tar
zasTi@ II hape- 'aas the ni ate
ard taxpayers vs E2t A
1eus w1th e ts5et4 .e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

0kAlora1 has terls68~u PSlEg
u las f-aszrag E@ t~Eoz4 - 1@7n-
G4r@~ Bal ;Ar gas CamganF Is pro-
c1r-s an nress fro- q FEDERAL c~-r
r~a-ssr3aanw the s-sse e1StE2bs sraz sI-
t~sTTeglnE Th ~ wI4 t. -As
EaeEe cazr1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

u ~ tAe preEun 81 the sE
= Szth C4r that ~ Use s
ta s'aah aD s4Er ~ ros-
~ TAem .se nmas greeting ~
sees t #N@4Te 20 fGAz s12N s~1
Is san ae Bats assay Ia 2F-
or -B Tr4rEr ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

THE W2szfaxtez Herald SAYS Il
w4 uemas fv CEtsl states
gE1ge And - Ia14al L ae
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ualiy constituted IL SAWS is
victims BY thousands although
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-25

Next sfoEsdxy we ss&rz 20 move Here
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-06
Items from All Over the State Of
Matters Of Interest to Our
Readers.
Happenings Of the Week from Cairo to
Chicago Carefully Compiled for
Busy Men.
NEGRO SHOOTS FIVE PERSONS.
Black Rushed 20 Jni1 20 Avoid Great
Crowd which Follows Him.

Black Rushed 20 Jni1 20 Avoid Great
Crowd which Follows Him.
In Mount Vernon. James Lewis. col
ored, shot four negroes and Sheriff Irwin.
who went to arrest him. Lewis surren-
dered and was taken to Jail by a round
about way to escape a mob following
Lewis came to Mount Vernon Saturday
night from Memphis, Tenn, and went to
the home of Walter Harris to board. He
gave five quarts of whisky TO Harris to
keep until he called for 1t. and when he
made demand for the liquor the other
afternoon Harris could not produce It,.
This angered Lewis and he opened fire
on Harris with gun. shooting him
through the arm. Mrs. Harris interfered
and she was shot through the hand. Lew
Is then left the Harris home. shooting at
every one he met. Archie Campbell was
shot In the hip and may die. Annie Nc
CURE was the next victim She was
shot In the limb. After shooting the four
negroes Lewis took refuge in barn and
shot Sheriff Irwin In the neck. face and
shoulder. The negro then fnn to the
residence Of William Chafiin. Driving
Mrs. Chafiin from the house, he barricad-
ell II. The crowd OF a thousand persons
opened fire on the house and more than
one hundred shots were fred at the ne.
gro. He surrendered and was taken to
jail. 1t was only with great difficulty
that the crowd was kept from mobbing
the negro. The most incensed people were
the negroes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-06
TWO ILLINOIS CONCERNS FINED.
Glass Company and Railway Com.
pany Assessed for 1rregularitiea.

Glass Company and Railway Com.
pany Assessed for Irregularities.
The Illinois Glass Company and the
Illinois Terminal Railway Company Of
Alton were subjected to fines Of $4,000
and $4,000 respectively In the United
States District Court In Springfield. by
Judge Humphrey. for violating the inter.
state commerce act. The concerns en-.
tered pleas Of guilty to the charges and
paid the fines and costs. The railway
company was indicted by the government
for failure to furnish q tariff sheet to
the interstate commerce commission and
also for receiving and accepting conces.
sions from other concerns. The railway
company and the glass concern are owned
and controlled by the same people. 1t ID
charged by the government that the glass
company had factories In Alton and In
Gas City, Ind. When an order for glass.
ware was received the authorities charg
ed that the works nj Alton sent the or.
der to the Gas City factory. The cal
would be stopped at Alton. where more
glass would be placed In 1t. and It would
be shipped as II the car went direct from
from Gas City to the destination. In
this manner the glass company, with the
aid Of the terminal. could send glass from
Alton to California at SO less CIR than
any other concern.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-06
HA0LHTS.

Cuba will now show whether or not
It can properly handle such fragile
toy as liberty.
In the course Of time February will
be wholly devoted to celebrating the
birthdays Of great men.
~
Prof. Zuebling says woman is a live
problem. There Is no doubt she keeps
many busy hunting for the answer.
Perhaps, after all, 1t was waste
Of energy on the part of the Oklaho-
ma legislature when 1t abolished the
title Of honorable"
~
That Japanese army In Mexico IA
likely at any moment to make q forced
march through Death Valley and pi
Nat Goodwln's gold mine!
Missouri Is the only State that pos
sesses the distinction of having been
able to train the Standard OIL Trust
to stand without hitching.
%6>
The New York theater managers,
charged with degrading the stage with
the presentation of vile plays, blame 1t
all on the woman, as Adam did.
%SA
King Edward and Kaiser Wilhelm
have had such an enjoyable time to-
gether that Great Britain has Just de-
cided to build six more big battle
ships.
The statistics az to the amount Ut
money spent annually In this country
for intoxicants are interesting. and
the evidence In several high.life d.
vorce Gases shows where most OF the
money goes for the demon rum.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-06
BUSINESS NOTES.

The business men who want the best
desks and Office 6ttings 60 to Reveil's.
II you can't be suited at Revelrs you
can't be suited anywhere.
Solo Rye, the best on the bars, IL nj.
ways the favorite Of discriminating
drinkers. It satisfies the taste Of the
most exacting critic. Distilled solely
by Straus Bros.' Company, Chicago.
Otto Grlesbach u the proprietor Of
the restaurant and buffet at 1888 South
Water street., which 10 patronised by
the best business men. Mr.. Griesbach
deserves their patronage. for be treats
them well.
The combine. Liquid Tank and
rreight Car Company possesses certain
improvements In railway cars for the
eacilitation Of the movement Of freight