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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-07
BEL AIR NOTES,

Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Coalc, Of Port
Deposit, have returned home from n
weeks visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Lee Coale.
Miss Priscilla Forwood is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George N. Mackenzie. OF
Park avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. Edgar Burke, of Towson, spt Mt
the week end at the home of Mr. Thou as
II. Robinson.
Miss Anna V. Mackenzie has returned
to her home in Baltimore after visit to
the Misses Forwood.
Miss Emily Young, Miss Hill and Miss
Elizabeth Rhodes, of Baltimore, were
guests this week of Mrs. VIM. Young.
Miss Florence Ham, of Birminsh
Ala. is visiting Miss Sara Harrison.
Miss Rush Williams entertained on
Saturday evening in honor of MIR. A. p
Close. of Tacoma. Washington, and Mr.
Henry Shaw, OF baltimore
DR.. J. W. Downey, of baltimore, and
Mr.. Reynolds, Of Washington, were the
guests this week OF Mrs. W. Il. Munnik.
huysen.
Miss Rebecca Webb and Mr.. Harry
Webb attended the Towson dance on
Thursday evening of last week.
Mr.. Charles Reed has returned from a
visit to his sister, Mrs. French, of Alex.
andria, Va
Mrs. ]. Leslie Steen, of PittsburR, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Fanny Boar.
man.
Master Frank Ellicott of the MELON.
ough School for Boys. is visiting at the
home OF Mrs. W. h. Munnikhuysen.
Mrs. Rachel Reed has returned from n
visit to her brother, MIR. John Hopkins,
of Darlington.
Rev. William p. Finney. of Moores.
town. N J., who spent the latter half of
the Christmas holidays among friends
aud relatives in his native town, has re.
turned to his home.
Mr.. Willard G. Rouse. of Easton, met
many old friends on the streets OF Bel
Air on Monday while making Il brief
business trip to his former home.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Mr., Cleveland II. Lennon and Miss
Ida Luretta Broookhart. both of Ma.
donna, were quietly married Wednesday,
December 20, at 7 80 p NJ, in the
presence OF few intimate friends at the
home OF Rev Vim A. Price. pas tor of the
Church Of the Covenant. Baltimore. The
bride was beautifully attired in dark
blue TRAVELLING suit and carried white
carnations.
After the ceremony a reception was
given at the home Of the grooms sister,
Mrs, Vim. II. k. Woodrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon will reside at
Madonna.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. c. Fisher and daughter, Of Penn.
sylvania. spent the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Bachtel. Of Aberdeen.
Miss Myrtle Weeks. of Aberdeen, has
been visiting In Delta Pa.
Miss Maude Greenland, of Aberdeen,
has been the guest OF Miss Blanche
Knight. Of Bradshaw.
Miss Elnora Smith, of carsins, spent
the holidays with the Misses Glassman,
OF Kingsville.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Neale and the
Misses Neale, of Abingdon, are spending
q few weeks In Baltimore.
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HAvRE DR GRACE. Jan. ! The Bnlti.
more and Ohio bridge was opened for
travel this week Only about thirty
workmen are required to complete the
nearly finished structure A numb ui
those whose work here is finished have
gone to Panama. During the building
Of the bridge seventeen men were killed
and eighty five injured
The ice last Saturday was over five
inches thick and quite good deal was
cut on that day for the small houses
The higher temperatures of Sunday and
Monday melted the snow, covering the
ice with water, 81 that the cutting was
stopped. but il the present cold continues
it will be resumed tomorrow
The store of Mr. ], =. Walker on OF.
segO street was entered 10y thieves one
evening last week and about fifty dol
lars worth of provisions stolen.
Ga Wednesday evening the Eagles will
entertain at their hall the ladies' who
helped at their bazaar n few days ago
An interesting program has been ar
ranged. followed by refreshments, and
later, dancing
Mrs Martha Wright, of this city, lied
at the home Of her son In Baltimore
early Sunday morning after short i'll
ncssof pneumonia. The funeral washed
on Tuesday afternoon In the M. Il
church. the services being conducted by
Rev Il. l.. Hubbard. OF Baltimore. Mss
Wright was in her eightieth year aud j.
su. r1s,a by three sons: John and Spcn
Ger, OF Baltimore. and Clarence, oi thi,
city She was of an amiable. sympathetic
disposition, and her loss will be scvrrcl,
felt IN the community
Mr. md Mts S Seneca, accompnn
led -" Mrs George A Myers and Mise,
Leila Barnes and Annie Greenlcaf, lief, ~
Monday for their winter home at Rucl
Ledge, Florida
MIR. Harry CLAYTON, Of Philadelphia
spent several days last week with hi,
sister Mrs. Murray Vandiver.
Mr.. Edwin A Kemp and Young son
Allen, of LouisburR. N {. spent Satur
day and Sunday with his aunts. thu
Misses GALLOWAY. on Washington street
Mrs Elise Aschcricld is tprndpg til,
winter with her son, Louis, in Rulhrr
ford, N
Miss Loretta Smith. Of Baltimore. l.
the guest OF her uncle, Mr. Il A 4 itlcr
Miss Alice Ha'lin has returned from .
visit to Martinsburp. W. Va.
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HEAVY VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.

The damage suit of William J. Temple
an aged stone mason, OF near The Rocks,
against the NJ. & +. X. r., occupied the
attention of the Court on Tuesday and
Wednesday, at the termination of which
a verdict OF $4,000 was brought 10 for
the plaintiff. The evidence tended to
show that when leaving the train at
Fern Cliff station in November, 1908
Mr.. Temple was dropped of beyond the
siding, resulting in heavy fall and con.
sequent s,ri rus injuries. Preston and J.
Archer for the plaintiff, S. A. Williams
for the defendant.
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Mr.. Harry Reynolds, of New York. has
been visiting his father, Mr.. George
Reynolds, of Fallstcn.
Miss Miriam Robinson. of Rockdale, is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Blandy, of Phila.
delphia.
Mr.. Robert Hopes, who has been III
with typhoid fever at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, has returned to his
home near Bynum.
Mr.. Willard Baldwin and Mr. Henry,
of Baltimore. have been recent guests at
the home Of Mr.. Archibald Stirling at
wilma.
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AN INTERESTING STEP IN RAILROAD
DEVELOPMENT.


Inc trol'ey SITUATION seea's 10 he TAX
ing tangible form ana rene weo activity
once more as ~ eVineheeh ny the hung
TINS "eeh WIN inc secretary OF STATE OF
inc ee'''"ea'e VI Incorporation OF ne
i'a''''no'e " i'a''oIn h'ee'i'e Nsn"ay
company win the ioiowins prominent
gentle" az 'ncorporators: j. Alexis
shriver' VINO mas been associated Tor a
NUMBER OF years Win the various elec
',''"' ae'.''''es IN TINS Section 'ne'ou'ns
inc securing OF 'ne r'sht ot'"ay iof the
"eNai,s rerfy rover company MI
a"es H. narrow liner Engineer OF inc
'uS1uenanna rover COMPANY whose
lo"s acquaintance win inc ousquehahha
N''ei anu inc eono"'nso nf'ose' ootn
o' "n'en may DC important Iactotsin the
future OF the runway Is wen known; MI
'tepnen } SENECA OF haVre ue 'rsce'
WHOSE 'aise interests ana great business
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DIED.

BISSELL On sunday. December iOih,
1909, GEORGIA IDA BlSSELl., wiic 4
William T. Risscll, at her late residence
in Camden, N j.
JACOBSON january 3, 1910 GEOR.
GA JACOBS The funeral will take
place from her late residence Ia Bel Air.
on SATURDAY. morning, January 9Th at
cemetery
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any CnSr Il CHtHrrh that cannot hc cured by
Hairs CatRrTh Cure. a. j. CHENEY " Co,
Toledo q
We, the undersigned have known = !
Cheney for the phzt fifteen years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In nll his business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his arm
WNLDIS', kINNAS n MAEyiN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o
Hairs CHtHrrh cure In taken internally y.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces 81 the system, Testimonials sent
free Price zoe. per bottle Sold by all
Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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Special Notice.

BRI. AIR, Mn. January list, 1910.
Notice Ia hereby given that Rouse and
Company. Incorporated, having purchased
the entire stock of goods and good will of
&. Rouse aud John q. Rouse In the general
merchandise business heretofore conducted
by them In Bcl Air, said business will be
hereafter carried on under the sole owner
ship and management of said corporation,
ROUSE Il COMPANY. INCORPORATED.
JOHN q ROUSE,
President " Treasurer.
{. {. ROUSE
Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
J. &. ROUSE. &. Z. ROUSE,
HARVEY Il. CoALE.
The old firm wishes to offer their sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage which
you have SO many wears extended, and trust
that you will grant the new urn the same
kindness and good will
Z. Z. ROuSh.
!. q. RouSB.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-07
Public Sale

The undersigned viii sell without reserve
regardless al weather int public auction on
the n { Preston farm, On--hHlf milo from
PHllstnn station. on roHd leading from
white House to Buffers Mill
ON Tuesday, January 18Th, 1910,
At O'Clock, a. NJ. Sharp.
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. To wit
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-07

than has any effort up to this tim,
especially since events lately seem to it -.
dictate the adoption of the rail way right
ot.way as the route of the transmissio n
line from McCalls Ferry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
MONkEN-WRENCH VICTIM
Likely TO RECOVER

SylvanuS Johnson. the man who
was hit in the forehead with a monkey
wrench, thrown from a wagon as il
passed his auto. will recover. barring
infection from the sweat band Of his
hat. which was mashed into the
wound. lie Was operated on at st
Marv's hospital yesterday. seVen small
pieces of bone haNing been removed
from the hole the daN before At DeN-
ter. \ large piece OF bone was tre-
pinned, relieving the pressure on the
brain. The hole IN the skull j. the
size OF Two dollars laid side bs side.
Strange t. Sty Ar johnson never lost
consciousness he Is anxious 10 see
his asstiiant. he Slys M wants 70
put his mark ON him. The a~ssailant.
whose mamie is unknown. has evident-
a. skipped the country. for no trace Of
him has been found
The campaign FOR the city election
8 Is growing IN interest daily
Meetings are hein2 held night
hy the prohihitionlstS. who are work
inE Tor she ~N~o-iicensr citizens Tick.
Ct The democratic ticket WAS named
a platform declaring Tor the pres
license 81 s. eNr per sgnum. With
les than $4,000 10 the city annu-
NV. the difference 10 he ma1v arp ny
the other siloonS should one or morr
~ the present SIX drop ort oi business
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
Distressing
BreathIessness
MIS-. Rentz, Of Abel, Has an lH-
.eresting Story to Tell. About
How Her Husband Cured
Her With Cardui.

Abel Ga.-~For 3 years I suffer-
ed with female troubles writes Mrs,
c. ] Rentz, "When would lie down
l could hardly breathe. had a dis
tressing feeling IN ms breast, and l
could not do any work at all, without
being exhausted. Ally husband heard
OF cardui and We decided to try IL. !
took it according 10 directions and in
3 days ! could tell il was helping me.
I can now do all my work. and do moi
suffer at all ] give Cardui the praise
FOR ft and recommend il 20 an
We nave thousands OF such letters.
and more are arriving every day For
over 50 years, Cardui has been ~relier-
ing women's suTerings, and building
weak women up 10 health and
strength. l. you are ii give il
. fair trial. 1t viii help you. for il
has helped "a million others. Its in
gradients are purely vegetable, and
harmless. yet curatiNeN restoring in
their action on the womanly organs.
Your druggist sells Cardui because
there is ii demand Tor IT, The demand
proves il 10 be a good medicine.
Try Il.
y. B.-Write TO- Ladies' Advisory
Dept. ChattanooSa Medicine Co.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Tor Special IN
Structions. ana 64-page book. Home
Treatment for Women" sent in plain
wrapper on request.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
PARTY LINES TO Be
DRAWN IN
ARTES|A
Republicans and Democrats are
Lining Up for Lively TusseI
in PecoS Valley City, ArteSia
News Notes.


.Artesia. n. NJ. March 25.-Thc
nominating committee OF the Artesia
Republican club met last night and
decided who to recommend to the cor
%yention for the various city offices.
G.. A.. Sipplc, +. j. Lukens, A. G,
heinath. owen McClay and George
Frisk will be the candidates for
cilmen; q. NJ. Brown. w. +. Swartz
and NJ. M. lnman for school board,
and +. s. Howell for town treasurer.
The republican convention mee,s Sat
urday night and the democratic Mon
day night. Party lines viii be closely
drawn for municipal offices here and
the fight viii be a lively one.
Cards reading. Mr.. and Mrs. New
March 81" have aroused the curiosity
Of society in Artesia. but no s%atisfac-
tory explanation has yet been offered.
MIR. me Mrs. Gayle Talbot enter
tanned at dinner last night in honor of
Charles Brown, Mrs. Talbot's brother.
Ten guests. besides the host and hos
tess. We're served to an elaborate
course dinner
Ruth lnman, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Inman. is giving an Easter
egg hunt TO a number of her small
friends this afternoon at her new
home, two miles from
The Passion Play. presented in
moving pictures under the auspices of
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
viii draw a large audience tonight to
the Phantom building. Mrs. Lulu
ENck Corbin and Mrs. Powers will be
the vocalists of the occasion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
PROMOTERS REPORT
TO INSURANCE J
COMPANY
Accounting for New Mexico Ma
tionaI Life Made Man With
Skull Crushed by a Monkey
Wrench VIII Recover,


Especial Correspondence to Morning. Journal
Roswell. y. NJ. March 26.-Wiil-
Jams & Co. promoters for the New
Mexico National Life Insurance COM
panN. last night made report of their
stock sales. collections in cash and in
notes and made "a fun statement of
the business they had done in getting
the new company on its feet. There IS
about St7, 00o in the bank belonging
to the com9any. which leaves about
$40. 900 that has been snent in the or
.gnnization Of the COMPANY establish
mcnt az agencies. etc. This accounting
was made upon the demand of the di-
r6ctors. who made their demand upon
authority &C. "a resolution passed by
me Stockholders NJ a meeting Thurs
daV Seine ~ tbs stockholders had
considercU tina q great waste Of funds
had heon made in the promotion Of
the Williams & co. MAIN
tain that they have violated their
contract in no hammer
The twenty-one directors chosen by
the stockholders at their meeting on
"Wednesday are y. :. West Of Haeer-
man. II. NJ. Denny Of Alamogordo. VI.
u. Bowman OF Las Cruces. John II.
Hicks OF Santa Rosa. J. J. Aragon of
Lincoln. =. q. Armstron. OF sun Mar
clal. H. NJ. Gage OF Hope. 5. J. owens
J. 4. Hinkle. +. A .Cahoon, W. N
Atkinson. w. a. johnson. Henri de p.
W. II. Long. NJ. l.. Finley. 6
l.. Ballard and Charles sheppard. Of
Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
FESTIVAL ON
| EASTER SUNDAY
BEAUTIFUL
Large Cf6dds Take Advantage.
Rof Perfect Day to Enjoy
Splendid Musical Programs
iii Various Churches


Easter bas iaVned cooi bright ana
beautiful ~ Albuquerque and not FOR
years has there been i moro perfect
dns on this date TIM people ~ Az
buquerque took advantage of the mse
ninrrni weather e. turn out la lNiee
nnmhsrs ,u tae church services Nos
tefdaX morning Tho usual array a.
festui laiWent, including millinery.
which annually marks the advent al
spring IN Ensttf WIS ia evidence and
Was mprc varied und hfilliNut than
usual. At Nearly every churoh Nestcr-
day morning "a musical program az
unusual excellence WAS rendered
spiondidy hl pieked ana specially
trained raoirs With tie best NocHlists
~ the CITY taking thu solo parts.
Mrs. Winchester thn nigh range of
whose sweet soprano has pleased anal
surprised Albuquerque musical cir-
elca, and Miss Tone Reynolds We're the
principal s~nloists az the beautiful sei-
Aice ui st. John Episcopal church
yesterday morning, the church being
attrnetiveiy decorated Win lilies.
other tioMrrs and greenefs for the
laastertide. The ehVtal singing WAS
magnificent and tie seryiet a most
pleasing orc.
The uniform rank a present IN
ii body az ST Joins Episcopal church
IN the afternoon when d special Eas-
ter service Nhs given lar pilgrim Com
inauderX ~ r Knights Templar
aud a splvniid musical program was
rendered The work "a Miss Nalek
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

on enc violin WINS a noteworthy fta-
tAre of the Episcopal services
Tile Resurrection was celebrated IN
d nttlng manner ~ tho immaculate
Conception church Yesterday morning
tho services being unust+Ail- brilliant.
Early mass Aas said at O'Clock at
which several hundred people rereif
ed HolF Communion. solemn high
MASS WIS sung bs licy. q N Capilupi,
s. ii, beginning at . 80 Father Capi-
.lupi WIS assisted ~ llcN. Alfred g..
Manning, Icncon ANA Rev 4 A.. Man
dALrt, ~ ~. s~uh-deacpn rhe music
for the mass was furnished by the SEM
Ion choir. Tho 4oloa ana chorus se-
iertiens were excellent An eloquent
sermon on the significance of Easter
Nas preached ~ Father Manuing
who IN 81 visitor An Albuquerque, from
Lime. ohio. The late mass was foi-
lowed bS Renedictien 81 The Most
Blessed sacrament MT Edward
cameron wis The chief solaist and his
nue voice WIS heard Ia great adYan-
taee
An attractive aud appropriate Eas-
tor program WIS piven 1T The First
thDlisl church sit, Forest Cart
wright Miss Wood. Niss Miller, Miss
Rose iiarsch ana Mics Odjnrd took
the loading parfs Ia the musical lea
tunes of the Methodist services.
AZ the Congregational church Mrs
"A. FrHnk whose remarkable Voice
has improved gfrutly during the past
in the estimation ~ the musical
was The chief soloist, while
Edward Cameron. Raymond
Sedcr ana John d. Could assisted ma
in milking thv services enjoy /
ibic. Miss HoNeil ana Miss Lulu
pHfmtr VA the solo work pleased the
NrHe congregations al the Highland
Methodist eharth
Easter music az eqlal merit marked
me- services at the FreshN terrain I
'hureh md other churches of the city 7
Flaw ems. especially iilies. appeared IN
lrofusian in ali tho houses of wor-
hip and it was "a Easter long % be
'omcmbercd hcre.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
SAYS STATEHOOD IS
ON THE CARDS FOR
THIS SESSION
A. Spless Declares
Friends Of the Bill Are IN Con-
troll Of Situation in the Sen
ale,

u ia not believe q word OF il. =
said Col Charles a, Spiess 81 Las
Vegas li.st night. when shown an As
.aciated press dispatch from Wash
ingtnn stating la effect fhat statehood
has d hard roud To travel IN this scs-
siun Of congress. colonel Speiss was
hNrc on his WaN to SoeOrro and Win
return tOnisht % srtend the reception
to Governor Nils in the CONNER
eial elab
y spent same time in Washington
recently IN connection with the state
hood bill said Mr. Spiess. The land
anl other provisions were
agreed 40 in a was very satisfactory t.
the people OF the territory and the
general treatment Of the hin hy Sem
Beveridae and the members ut
tie committee indicated a firm in
trntion 20 pass II. Moreover. New
Mexico has friends enough IN tiN sem
20 pass This bin, and from "a vers
careful personal STUDY ol the situation
! ann convinced that the bill viii be
passed az this session
".As the bill nnW stands. Il Is very
favorable To New Mexico. and while
There stiil is some opposition, IL is not
of thc strenuous variety and we have
every reason ia look forward TO sue
cess.
Colonel Spices thought the fight of
the Insurgents in the house would
tnnd GO help the bin along than
% hold il up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28

I"an,nilo. Ohio. March eI.-The
accpnd wo K OF The man hunt over
a huit dozen Chin counties for Robert
Green, ~eN-hauker, iail breakor aud
horse thief. opened today with tho
sleriff's POSSES rs much as sea az
ever ia regard "a their quarry 5 whore
nhauts.
Aftar tracing Green through Cuch-
uuten county the pursacrs have turned
north again believing the fugitive has
luuhled un bis tracks and Is nuW
hradin1 for Cleveland Throughout
the whole chase, although aided hv
antnfHnhiles horses and hloodhounas,
Ne ufiif.rs have hecn completely hat-
flea by Greyn, who hus stolen three
horses Ia AAs fiiEht ana ridden them
So tNAagstion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
MURDERERiS LAST
VICTIM WILL RECOVER

Gouldcr. colo. March "a. Airs.
Archie RuthNen, Who was shot last
night by Archir Meikei, who also
Killed. his divorced wife and commit
ted Suieile, viii recover. Il WAS an
nouncod today. although the bullet
passed entirely through her body.
ltuthyen, ~ years old. it was learned
today. WAS included IN Meikel's
scheme OF vengeance. but escaped hN
jumping from the second story WIN
dow or The house where the shooting
occurred. MeilSle objected to the
boys acquaintance with Mrs. Meikle
The murderer had tried 20 commit
suicide four times and had attempt
ed his wifc's life twice before. within
% Few gears.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
BULGARIAN CRISIS
AvERTEO
King Ferdinand Unable to Gain.
Sympathy on Scheme to Use.
His Model Army Against the.
Turks,


my MornInE Journal Special Leased wirsI
Paris, March Is. I'fiday.-Another
dangerous crisis in the Balkans has
hccn narrowly but perhaps tempor-
arily aNerted. according TO well-in-
formed circles hero. where for months
il has been an open secret hat Bull
garia was determined TO try conclus-
ions with Turkey oycr'the question Of
Macedonia. either to win the province
outright or at least e. secure auto-
nomy for the rest of European Tur-
key.
Bulgaria. for years. has made tre-
mcndous sacrifices 10 sua-p and train
the model army which she now posses
ses. always with the idea of inevitable
war with Turkey. The Bulgarian peo-
pie have gradually become imbued
with the belief their army is invinc-
tble ana acquisition OF their own in
dependence has terI them dissatisfied
that their christian brothers in Mace-
donia should remain under the dom
nation Of Turkey. They also realize
That they cannot long sustain the
burden of tho army on its present
footing. For the king, also. a success
ful war would mea the consolidation
or the position of a dynasty imposed
upon the Bulgarian people by the
powers. For both the king and the
people. therefore, it appeared to be
nov or never.
The moment, however. was Singh
larry unpropiti0us because Europe to-
day unanimously supports the regime
Of The Young Turks at Constantinople
ana desires Ia give ii a fair chance to
r%egenernte Turkey. The last hope of
King Ferdinand disappeared when he
recently visited ST. Petersburg and
found that Russia refused to give
sympathy or support to an ap-
peal to arms at this time,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
PRESIDENT OF THE WELLS
FARGO COMPANY DEAD

Kew York. March 21.-Dudlcy ES-
ans. president of Wells Fargo x Co,
since 1902, died in a hospital here to-
night following an operation last
Monday for gail stones. lie VAS -
years old
Mr. Evans was born In Morgantown.
W. VA. ana graduated from Washing
ton and jefferson in 1888. ON the
outbreak Of the civil VAR he fought
with the armies of the C~onfederaey-
as IL lieutenant colonel OF the Tween
tieth Virginia cavalry and from 1863
TO 1856 was a member OF the viz
ginil legislature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-28
nc.peralc nallIc Mllh knI,cs.

Walla Walla. Wash, Mar. 2T--As the
resalt of q battle WIN NriVes between
four Italians n SIX Japanese carly
tins evening, an the Italians We're Sc
rj0tsly wounded, Antonio POnti. one
~ the participants. may die as a re-
suit. Two Japanese We're arrested.
The fight arose over the possession
of bicycle