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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April 5.--Tonsols closed unchanged
o. 81 FOR money and So for account. Ana
,Duda unchanged 81 fs4s. Canadian Pacific
q higher Al 1865 Grand TrUnK = lower at
27a
The money market was disturbed to-day
by The pa sIneut Of Il 10000 Tor EkcheQuer
houdE and Tire redemption 81 the war loan.
but dividend disbursements prevented a
FfrlnEeUcv. Discount rates were firm.
The stock market developed q rea ction-
sry tendency n the forenoon. rubber shares.
home and Mexican rails and mining stocks
suffering on profit taxing, but fresh sup
port u The afternoon caused steadiei'
closing. FCreig u bOnGs ana riif-edEcd Re
clrities v-c~c Gull throughout the day.
American securities opened steady and a
fTH rucr above isarltN. Trading was very
Light curing We session. bat the market
fecnlne firm on covering. New York bid
up EuuslCaue tod Cupper. Union Pacific and
TUited States steel 81 tho afternoon. and
price, closed firm.
tsn Grrey iu fsouoon. Sla0s per cent.
'-rHu UlP Tise- discount rates for short bills
~ Pc cent. Ions oils, tls per cent, Der
lin@ olec0uTt rate. p. per cent. Paris dis
..i..'.f fa-e. ~ arI cent. Paris exchange on
7. rdo0. 3 francs = geIfinles. Berlin OK
y....ssle oE London. - marks % ufeuulgs.
~ rolc III so American eagies 76s "a
rrr.s Apru E-Th-.a per cent rentes
..H-.r D.. .rfr iu1er lowe NJ - francs s. cen
tire. trading Eas auil on the Rourse
zori,a. As:r' t-Pears 81 a. sevaace ~.
rI. .f EDS B'.F rate 81 discount
caUHe6 p7eakarss ou fh. Roerse
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Little activity developed in the market
for outside securities, ana Whlle prices ~
times dfsnIay vol some irregulartty. the gen
craI tone of the market was a triHe nrineI
than OF Monday. In the early dealings
IutprcOutinentaI Rubber was undeT press
lITe tho nrice declining nearly a point
hut subsequently there was recovery 10
within a .,maIl fraction of the opening
figure Miami copper. Nevada Consoildat
ed no-(-anarea and some Of the lower
priced mining issues made SliSht gam.
United Cigar was conspicuously Weak, tne
pric. declining several points on moueidts
tran. actions The industrial issues were
unusually quiet while IN the bond depat'-
Wcpt transactions were confined TO com
pJvatively small lots Detailed operations
rnlioVg
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II. B. CLAFLIN co.
lst Tfd-od Pfd Common
HaIlowell & Henry
Tel Broad 1896 50 Beaver II.
DIVIDENDS.
VI RAlO MINES COMPANY.

Nep YORK March 80. 1910.
The Board - Directors have to-7a, Gee AIRED
cusrfer1r dividend % Three per cent. pay
srle on April H. 1910. 10 the stockholders Of
record 81 the close ~ business on April <
1910 The transfer books VIII be closed ~ 3
J. NJ on April s. 1910. and rcopcned al 10
a n April T6. 1910
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rHr NrAGARa "a F !, a = PowER 90.

April = 1910.
FFr Board % Directors have this dag declared
. dividend Of s. GO per STARE on The stock this
company. from tIe surplus net income. payable
on ar6 after April 18th 1910. 10 stockholders %
reCorc on The l5tH day Cf April. 1910.
81 = I.DNEIsACE. Secretary.
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and The closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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e. I3s 273s1f So. 1s4 Oes. go
Totals

IoLdls --..ss.....- 10 lSoIto.oli -. i'f-''o ~
Circulation per capita. s34 81: April 1. 1909
s34 SIS; April l. 1908. s35 az; April l. 1907 $50 81
April !. 1908 s31 80; April J. 1905. $50 So April
/. 1904. $50 81; April l. 1895. $40 81. April l.
1902 SOS SO. April I. 1901. SIS =.
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Name Maturity. Interest yield
Atlantic Coast Line c. 1e10-1T-.. a. A.
Buff r & 49, y c. 1913 - -..... a.. a.
Central OF Ga AZ 5 . c. 1910 II. a. a.
Central r r OF \ J 2 c, 19f2'17-- 49,
Chesapeake & Ohio . c. 1pt0-'f7.. a. a.
Chicago & Alton 4-41a-5 . c. 19tO't9 "a 49,
Chicago r 7 & T as c. t9fO-'19. a. a.
Gin Ham & Dav Gas D c. 1910 20. his -
Delaware a Hudson Al c. fq22-.. A. a.
Erie 44l7-5 D c. 1901 So 49,
Hooking Valley 4-41z D c. 1o1O-'tS.. a. a.
Hudson & Manhat . c. fe10-t9.. s. -
X : Ft s. NJ 4ls c. 1910 b.. 81 49,
Il g Southern Al D c. 1S1O-'1S- ..... a. 81
Lehigh Valley 4-4H C. 1e1O-15...- "A a..
Missouri Pacific D c. 191O-'1T.-.. So a.
Mobile & Ohio 80 D c. 19fO-'16. -.... 4Ta 80
y Central Lines c. 1907. &C.. a. Al,
Norfolk & Western p C.. 191O-'16... "a q.
Pennsylvania 51z-4 . c 191O-'1T..... 4ss
ST L & s F 4-4lz-6 D C 1910 IL. o. a.
90 guar & F 5p c. boil. a. a.
Sesboard Air Line 4Ia-5 D c. 191O-1T. sis -
Southern Ry 31a-<4ls D c. 1910-'21. a. a..
Texas & Pacific $i5-5 . c. 1ptO-'t6.. a.
VirEinian Ry . c 1910 10. ........ So a.
" abash 4i7-5 D c. 1910'21 ....-..... 6s -.
Wheeling & L q AS D c. 1elO-22.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
Mondays
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 19fO-'22
Furnished By suartwout s. Appenzsl1sT. 40. "
Pin. att
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ssPoRrs OF MERCHANDISE.

1910 1909 lso
and Apr ASH 0t2 $50 ST. S54 1s5 $L5stassssoSS
since Jar ! . lbs Os9 6SS t62Seo02s tSz-DAAs
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MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

The Treasury Department reports the
total money in circulation on April as
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Furnished b. Charles II. Barney a 90 No -
Rrosd street. New York. and No. i22 south
4th street Philadelphia
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MINING
BON DS
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

$1,000 Steel 5...1Os& 1o4s 1O.s 1o.s
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

.seus cents per share. TODD lots
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1a10-'2T
CFurnished BY Swsrtvout & AppenseIlar. No. Ao
Pine ST
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
coupon OF resistsred
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnishes nv Williams Mcconnell 4 coleman.
No eo Wall street
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Furnished ~ Edward b Smith & Co. NO n
Pine street New York;
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MEETINGS.
THE CHFS4PEaKF AND ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY.

hNIE1N VI VWWFfN y.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. STOCKHOLDEEF
MEETING
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BONDS.

5000 Con Ariz SIN IS 50 "a 81 63
00O n M&FTD2d IS SEA- Sei7 se15 so
5.000 NYTel AIS rCts 9TSs 912 ples Pr
100 Tide Sc notes. 1921 1921, 1O2l1 lOZ1,
Is 600 West Pac SIS. 96iA PSI. Te6 PSI.
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COBALT STOCKS.

tPllrrished - yvs-ren GzousLi e. 60 N 81
broad streef
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26

nit eultnre under vbirh these niauta
attain r. 6er4lonme7t bevona iii pre-
Z ,ious expeetotiops The raiiire here
forore Of affempts r. cultivate blue-
berries commercially "a a market
fruit. appears Ia be- due to p misun-
darstandino ~ the soli re,tui-pments
Of the plants which. as these exuerl-
ments chow are raairanv different
from tbnsa 81 ovr eann,on enlftratea
rlants
The market wopid eJaaIv nav a
hiahor nrfc- fa, caitfrste9 bn,ebar-
ries Of SUPERIOR o,alitg. 4 marked
distinction should be made in market
aftoftftions between the large nlnmn
|blueberrp genus vacciniumD. whose
seeds are 20 small as 10 be almost un-
noticed when they are being eaten.
and the ~huekleberrv genus Gaylug-
sacia) in which the seed is sirt
ed by "A bonv covering Tx.
peach bit. which crackfes ben the
teeth. The failure 10 make THIS DIS.
tinction in nomenclatnre ana the =
slightly conditions in which careless
handling often presents the berries
to the buyer. are the cause of much
OF the failure in southern markets 70
appreciate the ~bIueberrv AT It's real va.
As the blueberrv withstands the
rough treatment incident 10 shipment
so much better than most other Der
ries. with proper handling il should
always reach the market in first class
condition. whether shipped from
North Carolina to Boston in early
or Nova Scotia to Washington i'm
late September, making the BURBERRY
season cover a period Of nearly four
months.
To those desiring to experiment
with field culture OF the swamp blue
berry, whether with wild plants. seed
lings. or plants grown from cuttings.
methods OF treatment are suggest
"a both suited To upland soils. is 10
set a. plants in trenches or eparat
holes in we'll rooted peat al least a
foot in depth. ana mulch the surface
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
DENUNC|AT|ON
Of CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT
LITERARY EFFORT
OF COUNT LEO T0LST0l
Remarkable Essay on Haes
man and HIS Employer Writ
ten by RusSia's Grand Old
Man While on His Death Bed.

TBy Morning Jouunal special Leased Wire
t. Petersburg. Nov. 26.-The AS
sociated Press received carly today
from Vladimir Tschertkoff. literary
agent III the lite count Toistoi. the
last article written hy Tolstoi. At is
entitled Effective Means. It was
written hy Talsioi ia the Optina mon
astefy on November n. shortly AFTER
be- began his self-im posed exile from
home Tho article WAS given the
Associated Press by NJ. Tschertkon at
tho express wish or Count Tolstoi for
disse mination 10 mankind 1t Stys
~ am ngtGfally nnXiou 10 do all
! can against eril. which fortunes the
best spirits ~ oar time.
y think tht present effective war
aeainst capital punishment does not
need forcing there Is NO need for an
expression nf indignation against its
immortality. cruelty and ahsurdity
Every sincere. thinking person. every
body knowing from youth thc sixth
ctmn~ ndmcnt. needs no explanation
81 it's absurstity and immortality there
Is az need for descriptions of the
horrors of executions as they only
hahsmeu so men VIII more un-
willingly become esecu4oners and
governments will be obliged To com
pensate them more dearly for their
services
Therefore. d think that neither
the expression of Indignation against
the murder OF our fellow men nor
the sliggestipBtof It's horror is mainly
needed hut something totally differ
ent.
AS Kantw,l says. there are de-
luEiOus Which cannot DE dispr0Vc%
and We must communicate to the de-
luded mind knowledge which viii en-
tighten and the dflus.ons viii vanish
hy t~hemsehes
what knowledge need we COM
nunieate 70 The deluded human mine
.%egstrding the indespensibieuess. use
illness ~ Justice Of capital panish-
'shment in order that sgid dclusion
dtstroy itsc t.
such knoM ledge, ia my opinion. Is
Thp knowledge OF what is man
what his surrounding world. what hls
Testing. hence. What man can and
must DO and principally what he cam
not sad must not Do.
Therefore. we should oppose capt.
II punishment hy inculcating This /
70 ma men. especially 70 !
ltn9Hlehs managers and synpathiz- |
rs Who W~rongfullS think they are
maintaining their position. thanks
q canital punishment.
know this Is not an easy task. |
employers and a~pprovers of
iansmeu with tho instinct of self
reservation feel that This knowledge |
,Ii make Impossible the maintenance
% The position which they occupy.
not only viii they themselves
ct adout d. but hy an means i'm their
over. nN violence. deceit. Hes and
they Wnl trg to hide from the
eopie this knowledge. distorting IL
eNpostne its dissemnators to an
iaa of privations and sufferings.
Therefore, 30 ave wish readily to
estr11 tile a.iusiOn ct capitaI pun
ihmcnt and If We possess the knowl-
dec which destroys this deIusion. let
in spite uf aA ~llenaces. deprivu-
and sufferings, teach the people
DIS knowledge, because IT Is solely
effective near in the fight.
Leo Tolstoi Optina monastery.
.oNemhor H..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26

~ any retuTn is desired hy ans ot.i-
cial or n state or territory OF the
URited -tates, tbs application faT per-
mission to inspect such return shall
b. referred % the attorney general
ana IL recommended ig him. trans
united 70 tie secretary 10 the treas
airy.
Ths secretary of the treasury
AT his discretion, upon application to
aim made. setting forth what ton-
etitutes q proper showing of cause.
MAY permit Inspection of the return
at any corporate pn by amy bona iide
stakeholder in such Corporation. the
person desiring 10 inspect sucli re-
tufn shall make application in writ
ing 81 the secretary % the treasury
setting forth the rcasons Whs ne
h"Hlu bee permitted to- make such IN
spection and shall attach IL his APP
pilcauon g certificate signed be- tire
president or other principal officer of
corporation. ceuntersignea by
the secretary. under the corporate
seal az the company that he is q bonn
ftde steekholder IN said company.
The privilege ~ inspecting the return
81 any corporation Is personal to the
stockholders, and the permission
granted hy the secretary caun0t be
delegated to u other person.
.. The returns nf Tie following
porations shall be open to the m
spection Sc amy person upon written
application to the secretary ~ the
treasury. which application shall set
forth brio ly and succinctly an Of the
facts necessary 10 enable the secre-
IT, iet upon The request
On The returns OF an companies
whose stock is listed upon any duly
organized and recognized stock ex- (
'hange within the United states. for
The purpose ~ having its shares dealt
10 ny the public generally
OBJ All corporations whose stock J
IS advertised IN the press or offered
b the public bs the corporation it,
for sale.
Tho provisions 81 the secretary's
go into effect Immediately.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
GENERAL WOOD
FINDS FAULT
WITH ARMY
SHORTAGE or
AMMUNITION AND GUNS
AT Present Rate, Says Chief Of.
Staff, Ii WiH Require Fifty
Years to Properly Equip Seal
Coast Defense,
Iny MornLng JeuraaI sseclaI 80 WI

iEy Morning Jnurn1l ~Dfftaf tea~Fd WIFI
washington Nov 25.-Ma5or GENE
cral woea. chicf " st4ft paints q
gloomy picture ri the iaeh of prepar-
ednoss 81 the American arms ih case
of war. iu his anuuni report mad"
public todat.
Then were weak spots i'm many di-
reeuons he said. 5nd most serious was
the shortage 1T field artiilerS and
ammunition a fault mat houid Pc
Immediately corrected.
General Wood sald there was
grent back OF reserve SOS coast ans
muniuon and that ID the present
rate ~ appropriation hy congress 81
would take more tllau Gfty years 10
obtain @ reasonable supply for The
coast defense aud q stiu longer time
10 obtain the necessary Hhel1 a%Ftilley
aua ammunition
III the reguLlr ARMY and organized
militia at waf strength were called
10 arms fudaN. said General Wood.
there would De- 4 shortage III more
than fifty per cent iu the field artii-
tory necessary 10 equip them. This
force would represent nnly a portion
the men called 10 arms in case If
war with i first-class power
General Wood strongly urged the
passage hg congress of tine pending
for raising a volunteer army ia
1T war. iie said this would cost
nothing IN timc 81 peace and would
the government millions of dol /
in time of war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
EXPERTS
TESTIFY At
HEARING
STATISTICS TO PROVE
INCREASE UNREASONABLE
Nineteen-Yea Old Mathemati-
cal Phenomenon Interests IN
tefState Commissioners With
Complications of Figures,

Inv Morning Journal sn~eial Leased wfrrl
Washington NOV e3 several witt
uessss including : Baltimore ceonom
81 stli in hs teens occupied taday 3
session oe the rate Increase hearing
hefore thc interstate anfmeree com
mission
Henry g Barlow 90 Chicago Girce
tor of tbs chicago Association 81
Commerce formerly president ef the
Evansville s. Tore Haute rnilroad and
Allied lines and traffic manager 81 the
NJ seonsin Centrat H. + williamson
81 Cincinnati. commissioner OF the
Receivers and shippers association Of
that city. and for sixteen years asso-
clalcd with the queen x Crescent
Route and p p. Burgunder Of Bal
tim0rc, 90 wears old. whose command
of railroad sfork statistics headed Off
cross examination. were me days
witnesses
SIR BurFunder Was put eu the stand
t0 testify 20 his own statistical conn
patations concerning the rights ct
stakeholder Witnln . inmate De
had the members OF tho commission /
p0gring over copies or his tables and 4
aiI the caWHsei l~tstenfp~ ~ hts ID
interpretations ~ the figures.
air. BARLOW believed in a horizontal
increase he rates. III any were neees-
sart. which be- was not willing to con-
He thought iron and steel and
coffee ana sugBr should help bear the
burden that the carriers purposed 10
on the public.
ffnneeAass fa4aaY IS No. H.es.MwF4.tn ]
for the New York Central lines. sir.
denied that he had taken the
that failure 20 Increase the
rates on coffee and sugar WAS one Of
reasons why the railroads should
not be- permitted 20 put tho proposed
Increased tariffs into effect.
Air. Barlow said his position was
the shippers felt the increases
were unreasonable that they were
iise rifninatorv and that the shippers
lf those articles which were affected
py D increase had already paid their
pound 81 flash.
Ezra ~ Williamson filed i naass o.
memoranda, replete with figures. i'm
70 show the immense strides
he railroads have made In the direc-
ion ~ fiHing the pocketbunks 81
controlling them, Hr referred
PARTICULARLY 10 the two arms az the
'tuuEFlfAniu system. the pltfshurr.
Fort Wayne q ChitaHo and the Pitts
Hnra. Cincinnati Chlcaeo a 81. louis
~ ited figures which ne said
ed the excessive earnings 81 the
'ast WAYNE road and said both roads .
revealed "a splendid condition Of \
fedit. quite np 90 the : per cent
'tsht0rd fixed hy President McCrcu
'f tho Pennsylvania and by President
az the baltimore & ohio. AIR
N hlinmson declared emphatcally that
railroads aid not need any en-
in rates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
MENT WILL
GUARD SECRETS
OF CORPORATIONS
reasuiy Secretary Rules That
Federal Tax Law May Not Be.
Used by Those Seeking Busi-
ness Advantage,
lny Morning Journal Special Isussd wir.I

80 "NN HAfN EAFtAAA AfNAFn " At
Washington. Nut. Secrets OF
corp cation and tir Intimate details
W their business are ta he SAFE
snafdef hr The g-oVcrnnput. under
thr llw passed hy The Ls session rf
providing irt tbe films 90
returns with d treasury department
iHf Gag purpose ni assessing ledefai
taxes
Secretary of the Treasury Mac
Nc4-h rsdsy issued O. rUliue which
prevents perus'l of the reports hythe
curious ur lN thos- who might henr-
lt unfairly hs THEM
Air. NHrNta-h drrrees tnrt fLr rer-
oi thc corporations shall he sept
lnatl sHard ia the Treasury H,aart-
msnt aud tuat np outside agent af -
Department under % circumstances
snaH dituire the contents nf the re-
ports NafnHr are Uonies OF tht
REPORTS tp he taken nr frtufshrl. exc
rept Cos t'e c%erroftion m klng the re-
turn
rhe t.u or the rttr ruiss
700.
Th, rctarn af a.fF corpora
tiea SHALL Dee open 90 the Inspection
u t1f proper officers auI employees
"i fh trfafury department. Where
ACCESS g. ans rsturn = desired hr an
ofit.tr or tupioyt uf Dog other de-
partmeut of the government an ape
ul1afsu Far permits en rs Inspect
sH RETURN attlne Hut thr REASONS
o. shan b. maar fr writing
sI-IeI ht tha ht-f nf ft executive
lo Harimrut nr otafr ttrumtut rs-
Uaut ir nfl.n HUH ntH..r cop
ls emrio2fI enf transmitted
t' FL. seer ta1 oi th. f~ft-eur
ttf thf rt'fr s desired
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
FOR
ACID LANDS
Bureau Of Plant Industry Sheds
Light on Utilization of Large
Tracts in Eastern States.

H"0tAN-thN. ~ Ar NNN. a-a
An interesting and significant fea-
tHrr in the experiments reported la
bulletin 1873. of The bureau of plant
industry just issued hy the q. = Ge-
p~ftrent ot agriculture. IS the lght
shed GA the possible u-ulization of ma
tlraly actl lands ihaf occ.rr cxt o.
s' tre's 90 the eastern United S.ates
o. -auce the dcAcious h~lufherrk or
Other crop that thrirDs "a acil
so
THO department has faau1 BE- cs-
rtrimant how biuaherrIcs differ from
ordinary plants iu their methods Of
nrarti1n and in their sel require
and hy means 90 Gals knacI-
e-sc t has worked oat a system 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
ELEVEN EN1OMBED
IN KENTUCKY
COAL NINE
Unfodunates Caught IN Shaft
By Explosion Of Gas Believed.
All Are Dead.

ms Morning Jaarnal Special leased uirr1
Providence. Ky Nos, Eleven
saai miners two white men AMI nine
negroes were entomhea In mine No
2 IF tho Providence Minias company
TO-DAY D. : gas esDAeslon ari It ~
believed that all sire dead as milne
n new the shaft beine oi, ira feet
deep with few eatries
The explosion WAS So es4aI, that
lttin hope is entertained 1T lhe. min
ers having escaped. 4 fefca IRAN
from the mine RESCUE stetipff at fAn-
ton, lnd.. is on the way - the scene
tonight Comrades of tbs men ent0mb-
~ af. aiaaina rrantirallY to reach
them.
The eNpiofipn blew afcat massfs ~
slate AMI stone f4r from the shaft.
A mute blown 81 the shttf alight-
"a fae feet away. Sill alive
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
WALTON HOPES kfI THT
COUNTIES WILL BE THERE.
Especial nispata1 ID die Nsfolnx Jaarnatf

silver city N. fI. Not 14 CHAIR
maj w Il walton 81 the democratic
territorial central committee when
asked for q statement resufalne The
action OF The Peees valley democrats
nnh thcir ieieersm received fasial
said
N have only to saf tlat tae cur-
venlion. which g ~ nc held pa Dee
eamher nth w determine tine H0liey
~ the party an the question 90 Inc
constitution NnF called HAfs0auf tn
the instructions ~ the dfu7ncfdtif
central committee at ifs meeting in
Eanta Pc on November rs ana 49, Nr
acfion ~ lsanins the official tHI there
for u purely clerical / hapn mat
every county VIII De represented en-
thp convention
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
IOWA ALONE SHOWS
POPULATION
DECREASE
Census Returns From Eighteen
States Shows Percentage Of
Gain Greatest In Arizona
New Mexico and florida


lns Morning journal Special leased wifsl
Nashinetou. Nov PA rectpltu-
lsticn Of census returns covering tho
detailed Figures fer eighteen states
including Arizona and Sew Mexico.
shows thNt Iowa oniy suffered "a dp-
crease. Aside from thr spHreei ?, -
ued Regions of Arizona Sew MtNicl
and Florida. the principal gruNth has
been lu New YORK. Rhode lsigud.
Connecticut and Nassat husptfs.
fit census office makes special fc-
quest THAR ~ effort a. made ~ g..
innate the percentage uf increase fnr
ter entire country pa rho Figures Civ
en- out on The eighteen states already
announced W. b prnhahle. it S. sald.
that tar percentage for The country
ns whole wlil Pee greater
oklahoma Is not Inrlndtd DOB The
eighteen stateH Notwithstanding Hu
limos complete announcement hsf
hfT.n uaie TOR tnsf state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-26
INDICTMENTS FOR
MAYOR GAYNOR'S
ASSAILANT
I $50 Charges OF Assault With
Intent TO ka Against Man
Who Attempted to KIN New
YORK Executive.

tDs Mofplus 5saunal Special Leas.d Wissi
Sew York Nnt -r-A erslI urf
in Hudson roHntt Il tIdft fafHI
90 return our indictments aasn.f
james , Gallagher. DIS. barred rif.
.mpiuye. D. shot and wounded
hakor GaNuor nn AuEUsf
Two indictments wIf tharee a-anIf
with intent Co. ASIA on Nnsnr gatuor
ana on William EfHHrIe CONNIE
slanof 81 street cleaning uha eeIrrf
Gallagher and slammed hlm fa abe
4epk 81 the steamer. Two remaining
Indictments nui rhUras rarrfinl d.
concealed weapon.
Gallagher. So b. said Viii he aF-
rllgnrd on Thursdas. uhen hts coan
81 Ful enter "a plea uf insanifs