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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

IL Requires Nerve 10 stand tho strain
OF nervous neuralgia. pains Ia the
face. head or amy part of The body.
These pains are quickly stopped by
the use ol Perry Davis Painkillrr The
relief H. imm.-iiatc and lasting Do
not suffer q moment longer, hut use
the Painkillcr as directed Avoid sub
stitutcs. there is but u luiukiiier.
Perry Davis Price e5c, 35c, and see
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

A good spring makes a good bed.
A good bed gives perfect rest, Per-
feet rest is absolutely necessary TO
No. l Leggett a. Plat Steel Spring and
live to n good ripe old age. The Flu
treble Furniture Co. exclusive agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

The appointment of Fred IA. Lam
caster, formerly United states deputy
marshal FOR this district, TO the posi-
tiou OF special ugent, Is generally be-
lieyed to be a preliminary to a greater
surveillance of the Mexican element
in this city. the office not having been
IN existence heretofore. Mr.. Latncas-
ter has been stationed here For SOM,
time. ana is well ycrsed in Mexican
revolutionary affairs. having arrested
at various times a number of prom
ihont rcHo!utionists
san Antonio has for years been the
asylum of Mexican political refugees
While not all OF them nave taken ac-
tive part In NOV, ments designed 10
suhVcrse the Mexican government. u
h. "a fact, nevertheless. That the ma
joritN OF them have supported NOR
ally ana materially ans measure
promising To upset the status quo on
the other side of the Rio Grandc.
Most of the leaders of the last rcvolu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

Foley's Orino Laxative is best for
women and children. Its mild action
and pleasant taste make 1t preferable
to violent puseatives, such 40 pills.
tablets, etc. Cures constipation. j.
II. O'Rielly a co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

Lamar Win x Elevator Co.'S Best
Bran aud shorts. 100 III. sacks, St.50.
T.. ". FEE.
3i2-2tt-2iG W. Lead Ave. Phone IL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
mann PREPARING
TO FIX Up THE
COMMERCE LAW
Public Park for American Side
of Niagara Falls Advocated
Veteran Lawmakers From
Pine Tree State May SCfao,


Washington. ID. C., Dec. 27.-Repre-
sentative Mann of Illinois purposes to
lose no time In his efforts to obtain
adequate amendment OF the Interstate
commerce act at this session of con-
|gress. TO that end he has arranged
for hearings To begin on January rs.
Mr.. Mann believes hat the president
viii submit his message to congress
before that date and that he viii com
plete it during the Christmas recess.
The Illinois representative, however.
is familiar with the chief features Of
the presidents program and Is pre-
pairing legislation along those ines. IL
is his belief that II the house acts
speedily on this legislation the senate
Will have no excuse for postponing ac-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

WE HANDLE A FINE LINE OF
FRESH AND CANNED FRUITS.
PHONE US YOUR ORDER. Il. G.
PRATT a CO., 2f4 S. SECOND ST.
PHONE 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

Mrs. S. Joyce, Claremont. N. H.
writes; About a year ago bought
two bottles of Folcy's Kidney Remedy.
1t cured me of Il severe case of Kid
ney trouble OF several years standing.
II certainly is a grand, good nedi-
cine, and | heartily recommend II"
!. II. O'lsielly & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

Analysis of The petroleum found on
the san Fernando property shows It
to he nf excellent quality. The oil is
% per cent pure, with a specific gray
ity Of 30 Its base Is similar to that
of the oil taken from the Corsicana
field There Is no sediment IN II, II
. practical oil man has pronounced
the tlnid Of the highest quality. and
much better than that found at Beau
mont.
The wen IN which the oil Is found
is no! q gushcr, and seems To lie IN
the enter of a stratum which has
given az traces Of oil for some time
during the sinking of artesian wells
on It's boundaries, Investigation by 4
geological expert has shown that the
main oil bearing stratum had nor heen
reached when the oil WIS found.
While no gushcr is expected. arillling
viii be confined in the hope thtt a
large supply Will he struck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29
LAND SCRIP WANTED.

We VII pay spot cash Tor my por-
ton Of five thousand acres of Santa
Te Forest Reserve Scrip. or any other
valid Land Scrip. Write, stating what
issue Of scrip you offer. denomination
of each certificate, and name the low
est cash price YOU VIII accept for
your holdings. Address
THE W. Il. MOSES LAND SCRIP
a REALTY co.
Jacobson Bldg, Denver, Colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

A popular magazine has undertaken
To test by q straw vote the attitude
Of It's readers toward the Taft admin
istration. a proceeding hardly friend
~ To- Mr.. TAFT. in view OF the fact
that sufficient time has not elapsed
To permit any accurate estimate. The
results Of this straw vote are, how
ever. interesting. despite n fac that
they may be- subjected TO the most
radical alteration IN The course Of the
next few months. In the main they
are not disappointing To- the friends u
President Taft tut Of q total OF l5.-
IO2 persons who replied 60 IN" qucs-
tions asked. s.2sS republicans said
they believed they had east their vote
wisely hast November a. against 500
who rep.ntcd their choice. while p
323 democrats are satisfied hat they
voted wisely against zoe who believe
that ths. erred. This II rot consij-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

Secretary of War Dickson has called
the attention of congress To- the i'm
portancc Of providing for r public
park on the American side OF Niagara
Fails. He transmitted with this
recommendation To congress the re-
port of tho special board which hns
Investigated his subject and which Is
composed of r u. Miliet, Frederick
Law Olmstead and Major John Keller.
The board urges the creation Of the
park ana Indicates the plans and linz
its which should be followed. Presi-
dent taft when secretary OF war be-
came interested in the project and will
support the recommendations OF sec
rotary Dickinson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-29

ton had lived At a Antonio ana
during a raid made on Il house in the
local Mexican quarters last summer
the headquarters of the reyolutionists
were discovered.
Among McSiean malcontents the
activity recently displayed by the
United states government Is nov as
Stunning a different aspect Formerly
;hoN regarded this as merelN a plain
ease Of Interference, but developments
in Nicaragua seem to have led them
Ia other conclusions. They now MAIN
ain that Washington Ia in favor of
the nla2 regime for the same reason
that i has %espoused the cause Of rs
trada, and that both cases are nothing
bur concrete expressions of an en-
deavor to WELD the big stick in All af
Central America,
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
FAVOR
THE CELEBRATION
Will March in Review on
Halloween if City Will
Furnish Bands

The committee arranging for pub
lie celebration OF H-llowe'en under the
auspices of the Mercantile Association
met in the associations rooms, No. SS6
Market street last night and considered
plans for fire and police department
review and for an automobile parade
and a boat carnival. Representatives
from the fire companies and Fire Chief
Porter promised their cooperation
should Council provide money for
music, and a committee was appointed
to meet with Council to that end.
The idea OF a water carnival was
commented upon favorably by Mr.
.O'Neal, and he appointed John l. Behen
chairman of a committee to interview
boatmen. William Lawton was elect
ed treasurer for the committee of ar
rangements, an Office heretofore unoc
cupied The general committee vii
meet again on next Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
TO SELL BIG
Mill PROPERTY
That of Delaware Cotton
Company to be Offered
on Sept. 23

The plant Of the Delaware Cotton Com
pany. vandever avenue. near Market
street. win be sold at public sale on Thurs
day. September p. by J. e. Conant and
Company, Of Lowell. Mass. The plant.
which is one Of the largest in the city Will
be open for inspection after Monday. The
company in an illustrated booklet give
the following information:
Property stock on hand and an Of the
effects Of the company will be disposed
OF
The sale will take place upon the prem
ises regardless Of any condition Of the
weather. Thursday, September %, 1909, and
viii begin promptly at fifteen minutes
after eleven o'clock in the forenoon with
the real estate. designated in the catalogue
as lot one. the sale Of the machinery, me-
chanicai equipment and all other personal
property to Immediately follow in the or
der as set out
Every lot will be sold without limit o
reserve to the highest bona nde bidder
provided the terms and conditions OF sal
are cornnhed Wltnt ine pufchaSef OF ~
real estate, lot one. must deposit with {
satisfactorily secure TO the auctioneei
$500 just as soon as the property
struck or. The purchaser Of the real es
tate. lot one. must pay all taxes an
other municipal assessments upon the rea
estate. for the current year, 1909, and al
other taxes and assessments If any Their
be- also take insurance at its value a
the time Of taking deed and pay waite
rates and charges from october l. 1902 j
any there be. The purchaser Of the rea
estate. lot one, will be given thirty day
in which to examine title and make ar
rangements 10 take deed.
The purchasers Of the machinery. me
ohanical equipment and all other persona
property must pay cash or make salts
factory deposits as soon as each lot Il
struck off,
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
READY FOR THE
SEPTEMBER COURT
One Thousand Witnesses Sum-
mOned for Attendance on
Monday Morning
MANY CASES
BOOKED FOR TRIAL

Attorney General Gray and Deputy At
torney General Wolcott spent to-day in
their office in the County Court House
preparing for the opening Of the Septem-
ber term Of Court Of General Sessions
which begins on Monday. Attorney Cen
eral Gray is very much pleased over the
improvements made to his office as the
old carpet and furniture have been taken
out and replaced by new linoleum and fur
niture He requested that warning be
given that all witnesses be in court when
their names are called or they win be
brought before the court.
Mr. Gray. said the recent Hincrest troll
ley accident would not be presented to tho
court.
Seven saloon keepers cases Will be pre-
sented to the grand jury.
Among the other cases to be considered
are those growing out Of the city election
in the second ward. When these cases
come before the court they will be at
tackled on the ground that tho election
was not legally held
There arc many minqT cases including
carrying deadly weapons and petty lar.
cenies for trial.
Indictments are likely 10 be returned
against many business men who failed
10 pay their mercantile tax.Those who ne
elected TO register under the new law may
also find themse,v YES obliged to come into
court and answer charges.
Sheriff Lippincott and the attaches Of
his office are yet busy as bees. For th'
present term Of court over 1000 witnesses
have been summoned. There are 4S2 Wit
nesses for the criminal court. There ar'
i72 cases for the Superior Court.
The pedestal on which the bust Of form
er Chief Justice Lore viii stand IS il
position in the county court room but M
program has been arranged for the pre-
sentation of the bust. The grand jury vii
meet at 10 o'clock on Monday morning an,
after being sworn in the judges viii re
tire to their parlors and rules for the cour
will be framed. There is much specu'a a
tion regarding the court bailins. Their
arc a dozen Of applicants for the position
= Of court criey
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
MOTHER WANTED
HER BOYS BODY
While She Was Pleading
ChiId's Corpse is Taken
From the Christiana
--,.--els..,,..


With tears streaming down se1. VI
Mrs. oJhn Doughorty. mother Of itfls
Emil Golfer. who was drowned in the
Christiana River on last Monday. bSe
ged Mayor j. Harvey Spruance in his
Office az the City Hall yesterday after
noon TO take steps 20 continue the
search for her boys body. While she
was thus pleading word was received
at the police station that the body had
been recovered a short distance from
the y. and o. railroad above tho
shipyards OF the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Corporation. where the boy
had fallen overheard.
The tugboat "Pilot Boy was pro-
ceeding up the stream when Captain
John T. Murray noticed the body
floating In the water. The boat was
stopped and the body made fast with
a rope and towed 10 Shipley street
wharf where the coroner took charge
of g.
The plea Of the mother Of the boy
TO Mayor spruance did not fall upon
deaf ears and he was preparing to
take steps toward having the search
for the body continued when apprised
that it was found.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
KILLED BY
PASSING TRAIN
William D. Murphy Struck
by Engine While Working
on P. B. & W.

While at work along the tracks Of
the p, B. and w. Railroad at Prices
Tower. near Ruthby, this morning.
William d. Murphy, aged is years, a
track hand, was struck by northbound
train No. 1s6. due in Wilmington at
S.07, and received injuries from which
he died shortly afterward. The body
was broughtto this city and removed
TO the morgue where it was prepared
for shipment to Charlestown, Md, the
late home of the young man. The in
quest win be held this evening.
Murphy entered the employ Of the
railroad in last July. When struck By
the train he was working near thi
foreman of the gang. ffe was stoop
ing over and had raised up when th'
engine struck him.
Murphy was struck with consider
able force and was hurled some dist
ance from the track. The train diG
not run over him.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
SIMMONS IS
BADLY HURT
Man Accused of ASSaultine
Him Has Case Continued
Until Tuesday

Phillip l.. Garrett attorney for An
drew j. Moran. who Is alleged to have
participated in an assault upon George
II. r. simmons, in front Of the First
National Bank building on Thursday
night. had Moran's hearing on the
charge OF assault and battery con-
tnued by City Court Judge Cochran
I this morning until Tuesday. In order,
I however. that simmons injuries might
not lose their effect upon the Judge in
considering the evidence, Assistant
! city Solicitor Chaytor had Simmons
and DR. Alfred l.. Kelly. who treated
/ him, put on the stand To testify as TO
the complainants condition.
Unable to walk without pain as the
result of his beating. Simmons showed
hruise that covered his right eye
and the right side of his face. a swol-
len ear and a lacerated head. other
severe bruises extend from his knee
20 his shoulders. and one arm is out
Of commission. Or. Kelly said Sim
mons would probably not recover for
a week Moran pleads not guilty
His bail was increased from 500 ts
ssoO.
9 The charge OF non-support agains
: John Troxlcr was held up for on
week, IL appearing that he and hi
wife had trininE disagreemen
Frank Cook and Joseph Link, boy
j. charged with stealing fruit from N
m market. were placed under pea
~ bonds OF 800 each at the suggesti'
n of Humane Agent Stout. Holt
,n Lynch. charged with obtaining mon
NJ by nlae pfctonses was held under s.
or bail for court He ia said 10 ha
n obtained Sf3 worth OF scrap iron fro
n George McClosky. Of Sixteenth sire
r. and Railroad avenue. by representa-
~ himself 70 be q partner Of William
ie Norton Of Church and Taylor street
= Lynch said ne was representing n
. one but himself" Charges Of as
a sault and battery against Thomas
. Margaret and John ". Freisleben wer
4 dismissed on payment Of costs at IN
! request Of tho prosecuting witness,
relative
4 Charged with WIFE beating. Casmi
n BoguslSa pleaded guilty and was hel'
x under $500 bail for the upper court.
on the charge of stealing s23 from
follow -boarder, Boguska was hell
under 5000 bail for the upper court
b Judge Cochran had consented to re
a open the case Of William christopher
fined $40 and costs on a charge of dis
l. orderly conduct at a previous hearing
- but on recoilecting the evidence. b
decided 10 let the fine stand Chris
topher is alleged TO have annoyed
+ young woman and her escort on Mai
, lSet street. and at his first hearir
,. Judge Cochran was prompted 70 dire
= Chief Black to put plain clothes me
on Market street This will be dol
! this evening Christopher's faith
a and uncle testified this morning as
a his previous good reputation.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
AGAIN RECOVERING
USE OF HIS FOOT

Daniel Maier. the well-known Ger
man baker. residing at No. Gio West
Front street, who has been suffering
for some time with n badly diseased
foot. is convalescing andexpects to Ds
about within few days. lie is now
able 20 sec his friends
About a year ago Mr.. Maier injured
his foot. but II healed, Several months
ago he again injured the member by
stepping on a tack which had pene-
trated the sole of his shoe. Shortly
afterward his foot began 20 swell and
Eangrene set in with the result that
several operations were performed.
Three OF the sufferers toes were re-
moved and also a portion Of the foot.
The foot Is now healing nicely.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18

A young Delaware College Freshman
with a voice like a steamship siren came
up from Newark this morning and told
how the sophomores had been made per-
fectly furious by the Freshmen last night
Clashes between the classes are customary
at this season. but it is rather unusual for
the Freshmen to outwit the older more
serene sophomores. The story told by the
Freshman this morning is, therefore, ex-
traordinary.
Tho Sophs had previously posted Newark
with contemplate illusions to the in
offensive 'Freshies," and the Newark peo-
pie had begun to think that this years
Freshman class must be peculiarly des-
perae one. The posters dubbed the FRESH
men 'dough-heads" and ascribed other
strange and startling peculiaritles TO them
that would certainly have surprised and
alarmed their relatives. The Freshmen
we're not aroused, however, until they
found that they were being eschewed by
some Of the pretty Newark girls, and then
they organized a campaign Of retaliation.
Last night, they executed splendid
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
COLLEGE "FRESHTES" TURN THE
TRICK ON DELAWARE "SOPHS'

coup d'etat This was nothing less,than the
painting of the town water tower with
their class year in red paint The paint
was used lavishly. and the tower this
morning looked as if it had been struck
by red lightning.
When the sophomores arose to-day and
found the Freshmen's class figures "19iS'
fiaring in red from the water tower where
all the townspeople could see them, they
had nervous prostration. Other evidence
that the Freshmen had revoited was found
in their sarcastic and triumphant glances
at chapel. When the Sophs ventured into
the town the real extent OF the rebellion
was realized All the elegant posters about
the Freshmen that had been posted the
day before were found covered with green
paint and the significant "l91S." and the
Freshmen had otherwise desecrated them.
The sophomores have now been squelched,
and their leaders fear assassination.
So said the Freshman with the steam
ship SIRENS voice. He added that other
miseries were in store for the sophomores
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
STREET WASHERS"
END IS NEAR

No longer will the street corner
"mashers" be tolerated in Market
street. This class. comprised mostly
Of youths hardly out of their teens,
has been an annoyance to women and
girls using that thoroughfare partic-
ularly on Saturday night.
A squad Of plain clothes policemen
will be ON the job tonight. No loahng
will be permitted and everybody will
be kept on the move. Arrests will be
made in all cases where offenders are
caught annoying women.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
GOV. JOHNSON
NEARS DEATH
His Secretary Hears That
Dissolution is Only a
Question Of Minutes
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
ON WAY TO DEF BED

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROCHESTER,. Mimi, Sept. 1s.-Gov-
ernor John A. Johnson's life hangs in
the balance.
At o'clock this morning he was
seen by DR.. w. j. Mayo. who after
wards expressed his belief that the
governors condition was slightly inn
proved over what IL was at midnight.
He IS yet In a very critical condition.
however, and a change for the worse,
no matter how slight is almost sure
TO result fatally.
His temperature is 10i. pulse f12
His pulse Is more regular than it has
been during the past "A hours. Short
maps obtained between 2.30 and :
o'clock this morning seem to have
done him much good. A hypodermio
injection Of camphorated oil was given
at 2.30 o'clock. This seemed to re-
duce the pain and the patient has
tossed about but little since that time.
| BY United Press Leased Special Wire
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. Is.--
Frank a. Day. private secretary to
Governor Johnson. received the follow
ing message from House Physician
McNevin IN attendance on Governor
johnson at $40 a. m. today:
Governors death question Of min
utes. Eberhardt Uieutenant Cover
nor) on way here
(Signedl &C. \. McNevin"
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROCHESTER,. MINI. Sept. 1s.-e.45
a. m.. Governor Johnson Is still alive.
Following his sinking spell. from Which
he rallied slightly about $50 a. m. and
Is now resting easily.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
THIEVES GET IN
HARDWARE STORE
Take Goods Valued at SIS
From CapeIIe Hardware
Company

The police are investigating rob
berry committed at the Capelle Hard
ware Company store. No. 212 Market
street, some time during Thursday
night. Goods valued at s75 were car
ried off and so far the police have no
clue to the robbers.
Just how the thieves gained an en-
trance is not known. According to an
official Of the company no marks were
found on any of the doors or windows
He charges the theft to petty thieves
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
Receiver For Real Estate Company.

Chancellor Curtis has appointed the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany receiver for the Real Estate Com
pany. The Real Estate Company was
controlled by IT. L. Evans, and the Sc
curity purchased the stock at public
sale Of his effects in connection with
the bankruptcy preceding some time
ago. II is alleged that the charter OF
the company was revoked on January
2S. 1904. by the governor. because OF
its failure to pay the state tax on cor
porations It is also alleged in .he
bill that the company was and still is
owner Of $4,000 worth OF real estate
in this city.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
snI.. hv the Sheriff.

sheriff Lippincott at the court house
this moruinC sold the following pro-
perties;
lots in dupont street belonging 70
James T. Cannon. executor OF Joseph
price "a lanes W. Lattomus for $500.
william r. lyman bought in property
OF the Rev Thomas II. skinner, hieN-
enth and orange streets. Tor SooV.
Property Of Lindmore improvement
Co.. Maple and Van Buren street. SOLO
to Mrs. f. Otteni for $3.50.
II. G. Easthurn bought In two pro-
perties Of Margaret Haughey at Rising
sun for S125.
The property Of Laura V. Hartman
at Nnth and Poplar streets was not
sold as a writ Of error. stayed the
proceedings.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
PLEASED
WITH VISIT HERE

After having had one Of the best
times on their trip. the members OF
the Exempt Firemen's Association, OF
Buffalo, left Wilmington at ASS
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for Allen
town. Pa, where they were entertain
ed last evening and to-day. leaving
that city this afternoon for home.
Before leaving the city the Buffalo
firemen were profuse In their thanks
to the Reliance firemen, who royalty
entertained them during their stay
here, and to the people Of Whining
ton in general for the welcome they
extended.
Evening journal., 1909-09-18
BIG FLEET TO
BE OFF LEWES

Congressman William II. Heald re-
ceived a letter from the secretary OF
the navy this morning informing him
that the United States battleship Mon
tana and the cruiser Dixie, together
with a fleet of eight torpedo boats.
had been ordered to report at Lewes
to take part in the Hudson dcNrics
celebration on September 22.