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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09
YOUNG LADIES MAY
GET SHARE Of
BIG ESTATE
aniIy of Late W, G, HazIedi0e
Of This City Notified Of For
tune Left by Uncle in England

That Misses Lucy and NAV Hazci-
dino of mis- eity dauohtere or tha Ia .
r.t,4
IMAM "'1''U'"o' wa S"''e !" E"
,onstdcra pie estate ielt by an uncle "a
NlSianu Is Indicated by an advertise
mont printed IN the Morning Journal
loQay received from Baker, Freeman
" -, ~Ahchurch Lane, London, agents
,f Nlllam George Ncale. Bristol, So
Uelior Tor t~redcrick John Hazeldlnc
W l1e matter OF the estate OF Ella
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09
RUNAWAY YOUTH IS
CAUGHT At
SOC0RRO
Willie Austin, Tired of School
Decided to Join SeIIS-F Ioto
Show; TrUant SChooIboy
From Santa Fee Taken

William Austin, sixteen years Of
ago. fascinated by the circus life. as
demonstrated by the Sclls-Floto shows
Wednesday. decided to go with the
circus, ana ran away from home early
yesterday morning joining the circus
at Socorro. Willie's father D.. A.
Austin. of tle Mcintosh Hardware
company, however, thought the circus
life too rich for tho lads blood and re-
qucsted chief of police MeMillin to
haye him arrested in tho Gem City
and held there for further orders.
Austin was taken into custody and his
father left for Socorro last night and
win bring the circua-struck lad back
to Albuquerque tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09
NOMINATION
is SENT TO THE SENATE

Washington. H. G.. Aprii S-Prrsi
dent TAFT made thr following nomi
nations today Governor OF Arizona
Richard T. Sloan; secretary of Al.
iona. George w. Young. Emitted State,
attorney tor the southern district of
California, =. J.. Mccormick. associate
1f the Justice supreme court OF Nri-
zona John ~ Campbell. assistant
rotary OF the territory. Charlc- -
Hiles. New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09

Berlin. April N.-rhc latest int. n,
enc from German southwest Afrlc.
Luhrfifl haN are more important tlfa
70 first supposed Diamonds hitheri,
ave been picked up on th. SANDY
desert hut attempts COB bore for wifti
'ed to tho digging of hiue earth pl Is.
et- containing diamond slmilar g. -H
Kimberly and other South African
STONES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09

H'irs~l Libel Case SCI Tor Triat.
N.w York April >-The date for
the TRIAL ot thr star company. peh-
fishers of the Nev York American.
charging it with criminal Eoei agaiu,
John u Eoskrroller. Jr. was to-day
SGT ior April go. on motion of Die
trst Attorney Jerome m tho court ,f
.Htfal sessions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09
Scott Emulsion
Is tI1nc proper food, but only 4
little at first.

Send ~f-his advertisement iogciter with rane 81
np,r 10 which it arpcsrs VAR a,llres aad f1uf
cent, 80 cover pof'asc and We witt scnd 100 :
Com @le.c llAady Ala pf tAc Nmlr' .
SCOT &GONVNE Ion sld Sifc.t. sea Ysr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09

to the value Of the estate has been
received, it is believed to be a large
one and it is quite likely hat the fam
ily Of the brother Of the deceased win
receive a share Of it.
Mr.. e. &. Fritts. Oneonta, n. y,
writes; My little girl was greatly ben
Gifted by taking Foley's Orino Laxa-
tive, and ! think it is the best remedy
for constipation and liver trouble"
F0lcy's Orino Laxative is best for wO-
mon ana children, as it is mild, pleas
ant and effective, and is a splendid
spring medicine. as it %cleanses tho
system and clears the complexion. j.
II. O'Rielly Il Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-09
PROPOSAL MADE TO CHANGE ITINERARY
0f SECOND ANNUAL TRADE EXCURSION
MAY GUT OUT TRIP ON SOUTHWESTERN

Mass Meeting o. Industrial Crusaders on Saturday Night Will
Decide Question of Eliminating Daylight Ride to Alamo
qordo and Do Double Back From Silver City to Mountain
air: and Final Details For the Big Event viii Be Attended to.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
VAUDEVILLE AND PI CTURES

Miss Flo Patterson. singing and
dancing commediene, will be the feat-
ure Offering of the vaudeville bill at
the ReIl theater this week. Manager
Bell SAYS that Miss Patterson Is the
highest priced actress the house mas
ever booked and that she made
great hit in Norfolk last week and re
ccived very complimentary press no.
tees. lie is satisfied that her act Is
q strong one and is expecting great
things of her.
There will he two other acts as
usual with Norton and Raw in a COM
edy sketch that is said to be a
hummer and Patterson and Titus in
a dancing and talking comedy act.
The picture program will Include all
new and feature pictures.
I.arge crowds attended the shows
last week and the house was packed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
MORE ROOMS ARE NEEDED
TO ACCOMMODATE GUESTS
Secretary csrty, of Chamber Of Com
merce Makes Last AppeaI-Mer-
chants to Decorate.

Secretary Carly, of the Chamber OF
Commerce, says that he has not yet
secured near enough rooms for the
accommodation of all of the delegates to
the Republican state convention here
this week and he is making a final
appeal for rooms for the visitors. Sew
eral hundred of the delegates will
have to be CHARTERED in the hotels OF
Hampton and Phoebus and some OF
them will stay at the Chamberlin
hotel. Old Point.
The committee on arrangements for
the convention has asked the local
merchants TO decorate their stores
during the convention. Washington
avenue is 10 be illuminated with in
oandescent lights. which will be strung
across the avenue from Twenty-third
street 10 the Academy OF Music.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
NEGRO BRAKEMAN CRUSHED
Between ENGINE AND CAR
Pat Baker, c. & o. Empsoye, Has Hip
and Leg Mashed and Probably
Will Die

Pat Baker. a negro brakesman en-
ployed on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway, was probably fatally crushed
on the railway yard here about il;lS
o'clock last night while coupling one
Of the yard switching engine to a
freight car. lie was hurried to the
st. Francis hospital in an ambulance.
but the physicians decided not 10 at
tempt an operation until this morn
ing
Baker was between the engine and
the car and the coupler on the engine
struck him about the thigh. crushing
him against the drawhead Of the
car. The bone In the hip and leg we're
smashed and there Is little hope OF
the man recovering
Details o. the accident are meagre
as the statement was made at yard
masters Office after the accident that
the men working there knew nothing
q any accident on the railroad u
4 known. however. that someone IN
the yard masters once teiephoned Tor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

EVOLUTION OF THE FOOT.
Part Of the Original Outfit Given to
Brainy Fourleggers.

IL is evident, saws r. II. Altken. III
the August Strand. that, In what Is
called the evolution of animal fcrms'
the foot came in suddenly when the
backboned creatures began to i've on
the dry land-that is. with the frogs
How it came in is question whlcn
still puzzles the phylcgenists. VINO
cannot find sure pedigree for the
frog. There Is is. anyhow, and the re-
markable point about II Is that the
foot Of the frog is not documentary
thing. hut an authentic standard foot,
Ike the yard measure kept in the
Tower of London. of which all ether
feet are copies or adaptions. This
instrument, as part of the original
outfit given to the pioneer OF the
brainy. backbcned. and four-limbed
races. when they were sent out TO
multiply and replenish the earth, is
surely worth considering well III
consists essentially of sole or palm,
made up Of small bones, and OF I'VE
separate digitis, each with several
joints.
In the hind foot of a frog the toes
are very long and webbed from point
TO point. In this 1t differs good deal
from the toad, and there Is signlncahce
in the difference. The heavy gated
toad" satisfied with sour ants. hard
bettles, and such other fare as it can
easily pick up, and grown nasty III
so that nothing seeks TO
eat it, has hobbled through life. like
a plethoric old gentleman, until the
present day. on its original feet. The
more versatile and nimble-witted frog.
seeking better diet and greater securi-
~ of life. went back TO the element
in which it was bred and, swimming,
much became better filter for swim
ming. The soft, elastic sKin between
the fingers or toes is just the sort OF
tissue which responds most readily TO
inward impulses. and we find that the
very same change has come about IN
those birds and beasts which live
much in the water. ] know that this
is not the accepted theory OF evolu-
tion, but | am waiting until it shall
become so. We all develop in the di-
rection Of cur tendencies, and shall.
I doubt not, be wise enough some day
to gle animals leave to do the same.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
MRS. MAY hebron DIES
SUDDENLY FROM PARALYSIS
Stroke Came Friday, When She APP
parenty Was in Best OF
Health.

Mrs. ELAN May HeffrOn. wife OF
Dennis j. Hebron. died at her home.
92S Twenty eighth street, at o'clock
yesterday morning from ? stroke or
paralysis She was stricken suddenly
at I O'Clock Friday evening and new
er recovered Up 10 that time she ap-
parently had been i'm the best of health
and her death came as a great shock
10 her friends.
Mrs. IIeffron, who was IS years ola,
was born in County Galway, Ireland,
but came to the United States with
her parents when child. She had
lived here for the past eight years
and WAS well known and highly es-
teemed by her many friends. Besides
her husband. three children survive
her as follows: Mrs. NJ. F. Hutehln-
son, Mr.. NJ. Hebron, of this city. ana
Mrs. Guard of Niagara Falls. -Four
grandchildren also survive her.
The funeral will be held at the ST.
Vincents Catholic church, with rec
tory mass Tuesday morning AZ 3
o'clock and will be conducted by Rev.
Father Frioli. Interment will be made
in the Catholic cemetery at Norfolk.
The body will be sent TO Norfolk on
the steamer Virginia at 1890 O'Clock
Tuesday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
M. SChmelz Says M. Payne Will
Not Retire From Railway.
HARMONIOUS DIRECTORS MEETING
There Was Not Even 4 Suggestion
That President Should Surrender
Management Of Company, Declares
the Banker.

Mr.. George A. Schmelz. who return
ed yesterday from New York where
he attended a meeting of the directors
Of the Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company. is au-
thcrity fOT the statement that the re-
port sent out from Richmond to the
effect that Mr.. ". J. Payne is TO re-
tire from the railway company as an
officer and as n director is absolutely
without foundation.
Mr.. SchmelZ states that the direc-
tors meeting. which was held in
New York on account Of the inability
Cf two of the out of town members
to come to Newport News at this time.
was harmonious throughout and that
there was not even a suggestion OF
change in the management.
The report from Richmond was sent
cut i'm connection with the announce
ment that the suit of the Maryland
Trust Company against the local rail
way had been dismissed. II was
stated that as q result of the compro-
mise which resulted in the dismissal
OF the suit. Mr. PAYNE would retire
both as an officer and as director
of the company. The Maryland Trust
Company was suing to have the rail
way thrown into the hands of a re-
ceiver, and it was generally under
stood that the action really was an
effort 20 wrest the control of the
railway from Mr.. Payne.
Mr. Payne. who is not in especially
good health just now. went from New
York to Atlantic CITY. where he Will
spend short time to recuperate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Roe Put
Overheard al ShipyaPd.
GIVEN A VERY NOISY WELCOME
Little Ceremony Attended the Event
and Only Few invited Guests WeTe
Present-Mrs. r. T. Hall Sponsor
for the New Craft.

Another successful launching TOOK
Mace at the plant of the Newport
News Shipbuilding x Dry Dock Com
pany at $40 o'clock yesterday al'er-
noon win n the new United states
torpedo boat destroyer Rec was put
overheard from ship ways NO. l..
Mrs r.. T. Hall, wife OF Commander
Hall, u. s. ". inspector of machin-
cry here and senior naval officer ae
this mort, was sponsor for the craft
The launching was entirely INFORM
al and was witnessed by only the na-
val officers stationed here and a few
invited guests.
NoisiIy welcomed.
Although little ceremony attendeu
toe launching, the steam vesseis ueu
10 at the shipyard gave the new, ou'
dimuniiive queen OF the seas a NOISY
welcome. The giant batileship Dela-
wares sirsa was tied down for fully
three minutes and the sound q inc
whistle was more like dirge tnan
salute of welcome.
After the Roe had .ioated out into
the river she was taken in tow 3y
the Shipyard tux Daun;lesS and to~eo
TO enc Ct the yard piers. where tne
work Of completing her will b. &C
corrplished. The work on the hot
is far advanced and sho should o.
ready TO turn over to the navy de'
iar7mcnf next year
The Roe is the frs. torpedo boat &c
sroyer ever launched Al his yasd
Hr Sistership. the Terry, building ~
ship stocks No. ?. viii BE- put over
board about the middle Of August
ThcSe vessels are two OF the SD
recently authorized By Congress aaf
the contracts for which we're let os
The uavy partment last year me,
are abcut sf4 feet hong overall and WI
have a spccd n about 20 KNOTS ai
hour. Eacn Is 20 - propelled b VI
! pie screws driven by thrcc turoin'
engines q tn English Parsons tyPe
The screvE ~1r - located one poTi
one starhoard and one on the center
Inc and a. the extreme stern OF tn'
craft.
The consrac; price Of each is $3.50.
900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
DONOVAN AND ZElt0
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
Philadelphia Wrestler Is Confident OF
Winning Return 6out-ZeIlo
Apparently in Fine Trim

For the second tine with In ten
DAYS. Jack Donovan. the Philadelphia
light heavyweight wrestler. and
'Zello. the strong man. VIII meet on the
mat at the Dreamlsnd ;hcater tomcr-
row night at o'clock in scratch
bcut. best two in three falls. catch-as-
catch can stvle. II is agreed that
each man shall enter the ring at isS
pounds.
Roth men have zen doing some
hlrd wcrk during the past week and
appear TO b. IN ri condition FOR the
ont. Donovan has been working Gus
with the Preston b-cthcfs al Norfolk
and has been doing road work. swim
ming. running and rowing Owing "a
the injury O. his head. received in ne
match last Saturday niEht. Zello was
VT lhie 10 10 auv road work in prcpa-
ration fcr the boIt. but has been 10
ing some strenuous gymnasium work
and head stands -bsidrcS- and
jumping. walking and skipping ths
, rof-e.
Danovan ap7cars to BE- confident NJ
VICTORY. but says h. does not undeT
& estimate his opponent tie regards
zeiio a. enc q N. strongest men NJ
/ has ever met o. the MAJ zeilo saw
Donovan Is . clever nan IN The ma
and or q THE trici.st be- has cvc
2 met. Hc VIII try Eard 20 win 80 I'M
~ can s. arairst W p CCunc.i. r
this city. early next month with
clean record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
AUTO SCOUTS SELECT
ROAD THROUGH SOUTH
Good Roads and Reliability Run VIII
be Down the Beautiful Shena-
doah Valley.
lRy Associated Press.D

ATLANTA. GA. July 1.-TWO OF
ficials OF the New York To Atlanta aa'
tomobile highway completed their de
liberations here tonight and announc
cd the selection of the route Whlci
will be followed In the good roads
and reliability run between the two
cities next October.
The New York Herald's experts de-
cided TO adopt the road leading IRON
New York across Staten Island to
Perth Amboy to Philadelphia. TO GET
'tysburg. across the historic battle.
field. down through the beautliu'
Shenandoah Valley, through Lexington
and Natural Bridge to Roanoke.
Al Roanoke. Va, the Atlanta Jonrn
al scouts took up the choice of roads
and selected from Roanoke to Greens
horo or Winston Salem, To salisbury
10 Charlotte, to Spartanburg. TO Green
Vile and on TO Atlanta.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Local Supporters Employed Nom
union Labor 10 Build The
Speakers Stand.
50 PLATFORM $1,000 EMPTY
President Jones Gives Notice That
, Tucker Club viii Not Use Stand
But VIII Have Another Built by
Contractor Whose Name Appears on
the fair List"

Although a platform surmcnnted by
an arc light had been erected Tor the
occasion, Judge William Hodges Mann
candidate for the Democratic guberna-
torial nomination. stood in an automo-
bile when ne addressed the voters OF
Newport News at the corner of Wash
ingtcn az nue. and Twenty ninth street
last night. and the platform was con
spicuCusly empty. And thereby hangs
a tale.
Several days ago City Sergeant r.
w Milstead. one of the leading sup
porters OF Judge Mann here. arranged
10 have a sp aking stand erected. lie
conferred with Mr.. Allan ID. Jones
president OF the local Tucker Club,
and. as Mr.. Tucker IS 10 speak at the
same place next Tuesday night. Mr..
Jones agreed that his club woald pay
half II the expense incurred in the
erection OF The stand
Non-union Men on the Job.
Yesterday morning Mr. r. II. Ware
business agent # The local earseniers'
and joiners union. went on the war
path. The speakers stand was being
G instruct 4 by noa-union labcr. He
protested 10 Mr. Milstead. but Mr.. NH
stead said il was too late. that the
platform had zen contracted for.
Then Mr.. Ware addressed letter to
Mr.. Jones. asking whether or not the
Tncksr club was Interested in the
speakers stand and informing him
that the stand was being built by 4
contractor unfair 10 organized labor
Not For the Tucker Club.
MIR. Jones replied. stating that the
Tucker club had agreed TO pay half OF
the cost of the stand. but that since
non union labor had been Employed In
its construction, the Tucker club
would not use that stand, hut would
have one erected by q contractor
whose name appears on the fair list
Mr.. Jones also addressed letter TO
Mr.. Mist ad. telling him that the club
would carry cut its promise to pay
half CT the cost of the stand. but that
the stand would not be used by Mr.
Tucker. He said further that when
he talked with Mr.. Milstead about the
matter he took II for granted the lat
ter proposed to employ union labor.
Auto Pressed Into Service.
Last night the situation was explain
Cd to Judge Mann 10y Mr. Milstead
and ether local supporters OF the
Judge, and it was decided that there
should be 10 sp echmlking from the
non union platform.
The steps leading 10 the stand were
torn away. and when Judge Mann was
driven TO the scene in an automobile
the machine was backed up sn front
OF the platform. From the auto the
candidate delivered his speech. and
the platform was noticed only when II
became necessary to clear II of small
boys who We're making their pr sence
undesirable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
plsoRoERLY CASE CONTINUED.
Mrs. pobson 70 be important Witness
in Hearing Tuesday.

Justice Brown yesterday morning
continued the cases Of J. W. DOdson
and X. W wilkins until Tuesday
morning. Tht men were arrested
Thursday night by Patroiman Price
On the charge Of disordcriy conduct
II is said that the trCuble between
the men grew o1t OF the alleged IN
'timacy Of wilkins with DObson's wife
The woman viii be an important wit
ness swhsn the case Is taken No Tues
day morain. She IS said to have help
ed wilkins IN the hEht with Dodson
when the husband Is said have caught
che couple IN a rom with the door
looked
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Porass' Case Dismissed

John Poraas, the Greek proprietor
Of a sailors boarding house on Wash
ington avenue. who was charged with
conducting a disorderly house. was
dismissed by Justice Brown in the
police court yesterday morning A
Greek sailor was cut in Poraas' place
two weeks ago and the Greek promis-
ed to bring the man who did the cut
ting to court. but he failed to make
good on the promise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
FRENCH CABINET COMPLETE.
War and Navy Portfolios Go To Gen.
eral and Admiral.
lRv AssOciated Press. D

PARIS, July 24.-M, BRAND today
succeeded in forming new cabinet to
succeed the recently resigned Clemen
ceau ministry. his offer to General
Rrun and Admiral De La Payrere to
take the portfolios of minister of war
and minister of marine respectively
having been accepted
The Paris press seems skepical re-
gardirS the duration Of the new cabi-
ret. hut the general impression is fav-
cradle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mrs. J. Hayes DOdson and little
daughter. Hazel Matilda. are spending
several weeks with Mrs. Dodson's
father Mr.. w. H. Whitfield. at Hoi-
lands, Nansemond county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mr. W J. Hughes win address the
open air netting At ? O'Clock this az
ternoon on che Casino under the au-
scices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

the physician Immediately after the
accident
1 Baker is a respectable negro man
and has lived here several years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

al every performance last nieht; me
audiences seemed TO be Wen pieasee
with the attractions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mrs. A. p. White, of Gladstone. va.
is the guest of ner brother, Mr.. "a
B. Abbitt, on Thirty-third street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mr.. George A. Parker returned yes
terday from Covington. Va, where he
has been visiting friends aud feia'
tiVes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
naoruder Camp to Meet.

Magruder Camp. United Confederate
Veterans. will hod meeting at the
city hail al 3 O'Clock tomorrow night
Business Of importance is to be trans
acted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mrs J. Hugh Cafee returned yes
terday from Lexington, Ky. where she
visited Mrs. j. w. Porter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mr.. William j. Bright is visiting
friends in Baltimore and Washington