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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25

matrimonial ventures, passed through
Albuquerque last evening en- route
from san Francisco to Chicago.
Dr Frank Il. Tun returned last
night from visit Of three weeks to
Chicago ana Quincy, III.
DR.. c. Il. Lukens. of the New MeXi-
co Children's Home Society, has re-
turned from a brief trip to Roswell.
w. =. Bacon ana family left last
evening for California where they VIII
spend the summer months, returning
to Albuquerque In the fall.
Isidro Sandoval has returned from
his sheep ranch on the Rio Pucrco.
He reports an excellent lambing ana
sheep In good condition.
Sheriff Joseph Romero and family
win leave today for California where
they will spend month visiting In
Los Angeles and san Francisco.
Col. w, s. Hopewell returned last
night from Santa ne where he at
tended the annual reunion ana degree
work Of the Scottish Rite Masons.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Barnett returned
yesterday from an extended trip to
Chicago New York, Niagara Falls
and other points Of Interest In the
east
MIR ana Mrs. T. w Tclfor who
were called to Detroit, Mich. on acc
count OF the death OF their daughter.
Mrs Archie Han, have returned to
this city
Albuquerque lodge, No SO. Fra
trrnal Union of America meets to-
night at 7a0 at a. O. Z. w, hall. An
members are earnestly urged to be
present.
There viii DC Il regular meeting of
the Womans Relief Corps this az
tornoon M ESQ IN A. o, T.. W hall.
by order of the president, Sadie
llowdish, Secretary
simon Schloss left yesterday after
noon for Denver where he viii meet
his father ana together they VIII leave
Tor an extended tour Of Japan, CHINA
and other points in tho far east.
NJ j. kclly, representative on the
Rio Grnndc division OF the Santa lfc
for the American Railroad Employees
ma Investors association, is here on
IA hricf business visit from Vaughn.
Miss Bcssic Hubbs. of san iDcgo.
cal sister of Mrs. L. H. Cox, Whn
has been visiting here, has accepted
"a position with the Hudson lin post
ing concern and viii remain here
permanently
A. G.. Rngland, forester of the
third district of the United States for-
est service wha has hc0n in Magdn-
Iona nnd tn puso on business matters
is expected To- return to Albuquerque
this evening
W NJ Reed, ot the United states
tecla9 milton service. 10 in Albuquer-
cue from El pgso ON business con-
ncctcd With The hydtoglaphic survey
ot the Rio Giande water flow in this
NiclniN.
T.. IS. HaWieN. division manager of
the American Tobacco company. WAS
/ caller at the Morning Journal Of
nee last evening and sampled" the
night force, for which the aforesaid
night force is very grateful
Dr. j. +. Kaster. chief surgeon of
HE Santa Fc railway, with hcadquar-
tcrs AT Topcka. passed through the
city last evening en- route east. DR..
kastcr was formerly a resident OF this
city and has many friends here.
oliver Colord. Tor some months
chief night bcllman at the AlVarado
hotel, accompanied by his sister, Miss
sophie Colard left yesterday for their
home in Rich unl Mo. MIR. Colard
rs an expert acrobat and after visiting
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST



Washington May 2l- Sew Mexico
ana Arizona tair I'm south. showers
la north portion "Wednesday and prob
ably Thursday, cooler Wednesday in
north portions.
West TeNas--l'uir cNcept showers
and cooler "Wednesday night or Thurs
day IN north aud east central por-
tions.
Use Diamond Ice. Phone 81 and 5S-
prink Glotiota Bcor Phone and JS
Rolhn Ritter ls in the city from
Blaekrock, N. Al
. Roscnwald has gone to tl raso
on n short business trip
A. II. putnoy has returned from q
trip 20 the upper pecos.
Charles @ Richie arrived in the city
from Santa lc last neht
Alr ana MH. uuph swoacher ~
willard, spent yesterday here
pr George w Harrison lett yes
tcrduy Tor his home in pcnVer
Gcorgc spooucr and John A. Johu-
son of Helcu. were business visitors
here Yesterday
Nat Goodwin. the famous comedian,
who has quite a reputation through
out tho country as "a fun maker, but
who has probably gained moro
notoriety because of his numerous
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
SCHOOL EXERCISES
AT CASINO WEDNESDAY
Pupils of District No. 13 VIII Render
Interesting Program: Parents
ana Friends Invited.

The pupils of the Duranes. Mesa
land Old Albuquerque schools, COM
prising school district No. IS, will hold
closing exercises at the Casino at
Traction park Wednesday afternoon
May %, at . o'clock. Parents ana
friends and others interested in the
school work are cordially invited 70
ATTEND the exercises. The following
program will be rendered:
Address ...-.......... NJ. G. OilI
Duranes School.
japanese Fan Drill. 49,. Sixteen Gifls
Pop Corn Drill ....... Room l
Kapld Calculation. Grades 2 y a. .
Anvil Chorus ............ SchoOl
Mesa School.
Song-Merry June ... Fourteen Girls
Pantomine and Flag Drill ........,
April Showers. Drill. Twelve Girls
Tambourine Drill -. Spanish Maldcns
Song-Tokio. ..............-..
........ Anita Anaya. Mary Baca
Old Albuquerque School.
The Fairies Revelry y............,:
........ Seventeen Boys and Glrls
Dialogue--Smiles. .... -Four Children
April showers Primary Chllurei
tNcN mVNiSo ~
Rapid Multiplication Drill. Grades D.
Address ......... Sapt. y. i. Stroup
We board and care for horses
The best of care guaranteed. w. L'
Trimble * Co, l13 n Second street
Best California Rolled Barley s@."u
per hundred. T.. W. Fee, 212 W. Leau
avenue. Phone 10.
just think. Extra choice, bright
green alfalfa, SfI.O0 per ton. at Mon
lfsxHuna ('nr fsnnner and IllirU.
The best saddle horses 20 be Isu
in tho city are at W. l.. Trimble's lIS
\. Srcnnh strent PhnEe 3.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
Y IIIId NIINN u MN A7'F~'
Old Albuquerque School.

We board and care for horses
The best of care guaranteed. w. b'
Trimble & Co, 113 \. Second street
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
COMMANDER JULIUS =. PRATT
POST No. i iS DEPT. I'LL. &. 4. Il.

MIR. Isaac Cook. Commander Of
above Post. Kewanee. ILL.,. writes.
For a loag time | was bothered with
hackache and pains across ms kid
neys. About two months ago l stan.
ed taking Foley Kidney PMS and soon
saw they We're doing just as claimed.
] kent ~ taking them and now 7 am
free from BaCkache. and the painful
bladder misery an gone. l like
Foley Kidney Pills So ucll that have
told many uf my friends and comrades
about them. and shall recommend
them at every opportunity J. r.
b-EfellV 10
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
WHAT EVERYBoDY WANTS.

Every body desires good health
which is impossible unless the kid
neys are sound and healthy Foley's
Kidney Remedy should he taken at
the first indication of any Irregular
ity, and "A serious Illness may he
aNerted. Foley's Kidney Remedy will
restore your Kidneys and bladder to
their normal state and activity. J.
~ q RELY CO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
DATES FOR FAIR TO
Be DECIDED THIS
EVENING
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TO HOLD A MEETING
Kennel Club Boosters VIII Also
Gather TO Lay Plans For
Biggest Show Ever Pulled Off.
in Southwest.

For the purpose of selecting the
dates upon which will be held the
thirteenth annual New Mexico fair.
the executive committee Of the Fair
association win hold meeting to-
night in the office of the secretary.
There has been SO far no tentative
agreement MS to the dates most desir-
able and the matter win have thor
ough discussion this evening The
members of the old kennel club and
all dog enthusiasts who want Il big
dos show for the fair will also meet
tonight in the council chambers ia
the korbcr building to effect roor-
ganization aud make preliminary
plans for the kennel exhibition The
idea has struck a popular chord and
the meeting will doubtless be large
one
Have You a Slogan?
The secretary of the fair has al
ready received Il number of slogans"
i'm the contest in which the lucky
person who devises the best catch
word or phrase for the fair is TO re-
ceiVe "a free season ticket FOR the
event. Every man. woman and child
who has an idea should send il to the
secretary at once. The fair manage
ment wants To get the very best sio-
gan possible and all contributions must
be iu by the end pi May.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25

Best California Rolled Barley s2.oo
per hundred. T.. W. Fee, FL W. Lcau
avenue. Phone fG.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25

The summer session Of the 4xfbu-
querane public school will begin A1ay
so. Classes viii be organized In grades
one to eight inclusive and a few
High school subjects. school will be
in session in the forenoon only, from
TO II.
Write or call for Information at
once to J. Y. clark, principal. No. $40
South High phone 1894, or Margaret
kelchcr 1928 n. Walter. phone S22
Heart 9nd spill for greater Albu-
Querque. The ncW Airdome.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
Millinery

Mrs. CoverdaIe is closing
out her entire stock at so cents
on the dollar. Trimmed hats,
Pattern hats, willow plumes,
flowers, fancy feathers and
everything in up-to- date milIi-
merry stock. Positively must
90 before July 1st at any price.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25

The best saddle horses 20 be nag
in tho city are at W. l.. Trinble's' lIS
y. Second street. Phone 3.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25
BERNALILL0 COUNTY IN
STITUTE

VIII convene in Central school Bulid
ing. Albuquerque. at $50 a. M. MAY
30th. and remain in session for iont
weeks SATURDAYS included. J. r.
McCollum. principal Of Fourth Waru
school. viii conduct assisted by JphH
Milne. principal High school ana
Miss Ida Elder who Will conduct
Model school with practice teaching
y. +. STROCP Superintendent
When YOU want a cab call Iele-
phone 3 ". J.. 1'rimble X Co.
III yor need a carpenter telephons
Hessclden: phone STT
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-25

just think! Extra choice, brignt
green alfalfa, Sfi.O0 per ton. nj Moh'
tezuma. Cor. Copper and Third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
STEAMER JAMESTOWN
RAMS A FREiGHTER
Cellides With Schooner "Asbury
Fountain Off Winter Quart
or ,ight.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March f.
The Old Dominion steamer James,
town arrived in Hampton Roads yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock, six
hours late, from New York. She dld
not make her usual stop at Old Point.
but signaied that she bad been IN
collision. 1t transplrcs tMat she ram
med the schooner Asbury Fountain,
of Matteawan, n. j., while off Winter
Quarter lightship at $40 o'clock yes
terday morning. The schooner was
abandoned, and Captain Hansen ana
crew were taken aboard by the
jamestown and brought to Norfolk.
THE jamestown sustained only slight
injuries to her bow. The Fountain
will prove dangerous dereltct. She
is loaded with lumber, and was bourd
from Mobile to New York. The feve-
nue. cutter Onondaga has gone TO sea
to look for the craft.
The alumni OF the Newport News
High School will meet Tonight at
the v. NJ. c. A. rooms for the pur-
pore of organizing.
A small audience attended the tenn
perance rally held last night under
tho auspices of the Westminster B'bie
class Of the First Presbyterian church,
Addresses were made by Dr. w. a.
Plecker, Of Hampton: w, J. Hugaes
and Rev. Il. IT. Wexford. OF this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
SMALL PRESSURE
! on STOCK MARKET
--------------
Net Change About Equally Divid-
ed Between Factiona. Gains
and Losses.
STEADY AT OPENING
Recessions Generally Due to Mod
crate Selling; Supplies Quick
" Absorbed.

NEW YORK. March A gem
orally steady tone prevailed in the
stock market AT the opening and in
the carly trading, with the net change
about equally divided between frac-
tional gains and losses. There was nc
special pressure from any quarters
Where recessfons were noted they
were generally due to moderate sell.
Ing by the room, and the supply from
this source was quickly absorbed.
After the irregularity In trading In
the first few minutes the market de-
veloped a generally firm tone, but
business was small. The copper
terial advances, Amalgamated Cop
per ranging over a point above yes
terday's close.
Government bonds unchanged; 9TH
err bonds firm.
In view OF the interest attached to
the decision In the AmefieeF- tobacco
case, there was much mystification
over the movement OF Its stock on the
exchange The preferred, which clos
led yesterday at ~ IL. opened IL q
point up. and by noon was selling
8 liz points above last nights close.
while the bonds Of the company we're
also strong. Other price movements
| were irregular, with the industrials
strong and the railroads about liz a
point OF.
Moderate recessions took place IN
the afternoon, business becoming al
most wholly professional. II was gem
eral comment that many active ac-
counts had been closed and borrow
ed stocks were returned indicating
/ general covering.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
FOUNDERS DAY
At THE COLLEGE
Elaborate Celebration in Honor o.
Anniversary of In
stitution.

Founders Day Of Richmond Col
lege with b. appropriately celebrated
Friday night Ut 5 o. clock with re-
ception In the art hall Of Thomas
Museum. This Ii the fifteenth ami
versary Of the granting of charter
to this famous Institution.
The alumnl committee Is In charge
of the event, and more than 1900
invitations h&ye been sent out, aside
from the general invitations to the
1000 alumni, many former students
and the present student body Of about
$50 and to the faculty and their
friends.
Lieutenant Governor ]. Taylor Ell
tyson. president Of the board OF trus-
tees of the college, with Mrs. Ely
son; Mr.. +. G. Williams. president OF
the Richmond chapter of the Alumni
Association. and DR.. F. w. Boat
wright, president OF the college, with
Mrs. BoatwrtSiat. will receive.
An elaborate musical program has
been arranged. which will include Sc
lections by q quartet of students.
The affair promises to be . great
success and an unusually large at
tendance 10 looked for.
One OF the features VIII be the
presentation to the alumni OF new
professors, who are Mr. Anderson, OF
the chair OF history: Mr.. John Han-
dolph Tucker, OF the Law school; MT,
J. b. Duyal, student instructor OF
mathematics: Mr.. q. J. Rowland, Lat
IN: MI. A. Thomas. chemistry; Mr..
w. H. Davis, physics, and Mr. J. n.
Morgan, biology,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
suppose He Lived with 1t.

The subway train was Just leaving
the ferry.
The stout man with the genial smile
and the easy-going manner settled
back comfortably in his seat while
his little thin nervous friend cleared
hts throat to speak
las / was saying" started the ner-
vous man, II have" but his voice
was lost in that of a small woman
who was telling her friend all abeut
the deformity OF her brother and
painting 1t In such way as to make
the small man shudder. Promptly no
gave up what he was going to tell
his friend, and listened in a nervous
manner to what this woman had to
say.
AT Eighth street the two women got
Of.
Now" continued the nervous man.
those two women got me all mixed
up, and" but again he was to be
interrupted. for two other women had
taken the seat occupied by thnse who
had just left, and one was telling the
other in q high pitched voice all about
her husband. She had a regular. gift
of conversation. Every one In the car
could hear her.
At Fifty-seco I'D street the stout gem
tleman and his nervous friend got on
the car.
Il can't stand that" said the little
man. III makes me nervous
We'll" remarked his stout friend,
III some poor devil has to stand that
for 365 days. you surely ought to be
able to stand II for few minutes
Philadelphia Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
DEBATE IS EXPECTED
on APPROPRIATION BILL
Measure Carefully Drawn Up, But
Much Opposition is
Expected.

Contrary to expectation, the general
appropriation bill was not reported in
the Senate Friday. 1t will be report
ed from the Finance Committee Sat-
urday morning at 1890 o'clock. when
the Senate convenes, and will be set
for the special and continuing order
of business Monday.
Considerable debate win be pro-
voked by the bill. and the retrench-
ers and Republicans may be depended
upon to oppose many items and in
creases In the regular appropriations.
As the estimates Of expenses for the
present fiscal year. as computed from
last years expenditures. exceeds the
known revenues by more than half a
million dollars, the Finance Commit
tee has exercised the greatest cars In
cutting the financial pie 80 as to save
as to minimize hinderance to the APP
preparation bill by debate.
Before the close OF thlg Legislature.
1t II understood. Speaker Byrd will
offer resolution providing Gor joint
meeting of the Finance Committees
prior to the next Legislature to draft
joint bill.
The appropriations for 1911 will
be somewhat larger tina nthose for
the present year. This was done be-
cause by 1911 the new assessment
rate will obtain and number of new
sources Of revenue will by that time
have yielded up additional funds.
What the House Finance Commit
tee and the House proper will do
with, to or for this carefully drafted
bill cannot be foretold. 1t IL under
stood, however, that the House Com
mittee feels little sensitive over the
fact that the Senate should draft the
bill which doubtless will be the one
passed without consulting it more
fully.
One revenue-increasing bill is said
to widely separate the two commit
tees. II Is the Holt blu increasing
the tax on liquor men by an amount
ranging somewhere between $l6or 0op
| and $500, 600. The House committee
| Is said to be insisting on the adop-
ton of the Byrd bill. which pro-
vides for about an equal increase In
revenue and also goes into the regu-
iation OF the liquor traffic, which the
| Holt bill does not do SO fully. 1t IL
believed by members Of the Senate
committee that q compromise Will be
1 effected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
CHANGE ANNOUNCED
IN SPANISH MINISTRY
Transfer Places Another American
Woman at Head of Foreign
Legation.

WASHINGTON, March 4.--Senor
De Riano. Spanish Minister to Dem
mark, has been selected to succeed
the Marquis of Villalobar at Washing
ton.
The change will place another
American woman at the head of a
foreign legation in washington. as
Madame DE Riano was formerly Miss
Ward. and was married to Senior De
Riano when the latter was an attache
here several years ago. Among other
American wives of foreign diplomats
are Madame Jusserand, wife of the
French Ambassador. the Countess
Won BernstorT, VIE Of the German
Ambassador: Madame De Buerisste,
wife OF the Belgian Minister; the
Countess Moltke, wife OF the Danish
Minister, and Madame Loudon, wife
Of the Minister of the Netherlands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04

probation officer; to provide for the
appointment and compensation OF
such probation officer, and 10 invest
him with full police powers while
In the discharge OF his duties.
In regard 10 the adoption Of minor
children
To provide support for the public
school at Rocky Mount.
SIix-Up Over Repositories.
Senator STROBE reported to the House
that the Senate had refused to con-
cur In the House amendments to the
State depository bill. which was pass
ed Thursday. Judge Williams moved
at once TO ask for committee on
conference, which was opposed by
Mr.. Deal Judge williams stated that
at least a dozen members of the
House did not know what they were
voting on when they passed the Dill
This motion was lost and resulted In
a considerable mix-up as to whether
the motion was in order on account
OF the non-debate rule. The chair
ruled that everybody and everything
was out OF order
Decline to Serve.
Mr.. Myers arose to a point OF per-
sonal privilege 70 protest against the
attitude in which he and Mr.. Fitzhugh
had been placed in the minds of the
public in regard to a resolution offer
ed by the gentleman from Orange, the
chairman of the Committee on Agrt-
culture and Mining. appointing them
committee of two to investigate the
manipulations of cold storage in the
State and inquire as TO steps being
taken by Federal officials along this
line and report to the next House OF
Delegates Mr.. Myers asked to be
excused from serving on this commit
tee. An investigation to be as thor
ough as the Importance demands
would necessarily incur an expense
unreasonable for them to defray
which the resolution does not provide
for Secondly, 1t placed the Com
monwealth In the attitude OF charita-
bly, asking its citizens to perform an
/ important and arduous task gratis.
I MIR. Myers stated that he could no,
! promise 10 scrve under any remunera'
| tive consideration. circumstances I'M
( comfortable by him might forbid. He
agrees to serve as public servant as
l long as In that capacity, as physician
! or private citizen, to use every power
/ within his domain to protect people
from unwholesome or deleterious
I foods ana advocate any measure to
i upIift and protect the health OF the
! people.
I In offering his resignation. he gladly
and cheerfulIy accepted the spirit In
1 which the resolution was couched ano
gratefully acknowledged the cour.
tesy extended and honor conferred
| by the committee.
Mr.. Fitzhugh conquered in the re-
marks made by Mr.. Myers.
! Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session OF the House
/ Friday will be devoted to the passag'
of contested bills. The ten-minutt
gag rule. adopted at the request o.
Mr. Deal, will prevail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
BURSTING WATER main
FLOODS BALTIMORE ND.
Traffic Tied Up and Many Streets
Sinking--Narrow Escapes
from Death.

BALTIMORE, MD. March IA
40-inch water main of the city water
department burst early to-day under
the bed of Howard and Lombard
streets. flooding Lombard, Howard
and Pratt streets to a depth OF two
feet, forcing the bed Of the street up
two feet, flooding the Baltimore and
Ohio belt line tunnel, forced the shut
ting down of the Pratt street power
house for 1acK-of water Tor boilers.
tieing up street car traffic, cutting on
forty-one fire plugs in the heart or
the former burnt district and other
wise doing considerable damage.
Hundreds of men are now at work IN
an effort to stop the geyser-like flow.
But 1t Is believed that II will be eight
or ten hours before the gushing
stream can be stopped. In many
places the streets are sinking.
A large gang of workmen were in
the tunnel Wen the water began
TO pour In, but seeing their danger,
| hastily sought places of safety. II
was feared that gas mains In the
neighborhood would break, causing
heavy damage and probable loss of
| life, but by heroic work this was pre-
vented.
Two newspaper men had narrow es-
capes from instant death. Raymond
I Holmes. a reporter for the Baiti-
more American. was painfully bruised
and cut by coming into contact with
I the third rail in the Baltimore and
Ohio tunnel. Joseph Nasal. another
reporter for the American. was in
company with Holmes inspecting the
break in the walls. when a fast train
came dashing along. Both men jump
| ed just in time to save their lives
! but the tunnel being filed with
4 smoke and the coursing water cur
rent. 1t was impossible to see
Holmes stepped on the third rail, and
the death dealing steel held him like
a wise With powerful effort
| Holmes wrenched himself free. onl,
to be hurled against the wall of the
tunnel the impact and shock render.
/ ing him almost helpless. Nasal es.
I capped with orly few slight bruises
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
MRS. AsTOR RECEIVES
FINAL DIVORCE DECREE
No Alimony Mentioned, But Rumor
Says She viii Get 100000
Annually.

WHITE PLAINS. II. Y. Mar s.--The
firsl deere eof divorce was granted to
Mira Ava willing AstAr from her hus-
bard. Col John Jacob Aston. the null
i-miliionaire, was signed Y the sn-
preme Court here to-day. There was
no opposition from Col. Astor's attor-
ney..
II had been the Intention Of the A.
torneys In the case 10 ask that the
papers in the cssebe setled but jus
t.ce Mills. without waiting TOR eny re-
guests from the lawyers. took the pa
pers and endorsed them:
These papers are not to be sealed.
Is developed at the proceedings IN
cpen court thai no salim0aH n men
tened III the papers. This matter hes
been arranged by conferences betWeen
the attorneys for both sides One re-
port Is that Mrs. Astor receives N In
come q 100000 . year.
report of ChAs. H. YOUNG ~ Fefefeo,
filed on November 10th last. Mi Az
tor - rettored n the Ne 0f ~ 14te*
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