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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

present delegation 20 the house We're
born in that state. Mississippi ifans
IN inc number Of senators, seven nav
inR been born IN that state kentuck
il second with six. and Massachusetts,
Maine ana virginia cach produced
five New York, which produced the
largest number Of representatives mar
contributed only four senators. Nlh'
~ the states have been the birthplace
Of no members Of the house, ana nine
have not produced senator
The District of Colombia has con-
,riblifed ono member of the house,
Nsnf an the members of the present
session we're born iu this country fif-
teon representatives. and SIX senator's
having been born IN foreign countries.
ranHan has been the birthplace n
three representatives and two sefta
tors. England two senators, Germany
four Representatives, Ireland three
members ald a senator, Scotland two
members. Norway one scnat0r, ana
Roheuia sweden and Wales each
uroduord enc member uf the house
senator Wetmore and senator oiiNcf
were both born in the british Isles
during visits of their parents abroad.
The majority at the siNiy-first con-
gress nrncticed Law q some time Dc
fore coming to Washinfton e Iepfc-
sent thair respective states. Three
hundred and seven out of 4sl are
favtVcrs at uresent. ur have 81 some
time practiced law The other 2IA
nembcrs give nearly every occupa
zion imueiable, large umber are
farmers ia private life, while y com
parativpiv large number are bankers
and newspaper men
FortY-eight out Of the ANl membfra
pf the house ana senate nave sefNeh
either ia tho civit war ur the spanish
American Warf Five senators ana
seventeen representatives served ~
the Union army during the civil war,
while ton senators and four members
fought for ihn south Two senators
ana ten members fought ~ the war
with spain.
Another item OF interest is tho
leneth of service Of the different leg
isators Ia the house Uncle joe
cannon lends IN number of terms
served with eiRhteens Bingham ot
Pennsylvunia. ls second with siNteehi
Serene Payne of New York, 81 third
wlth thirteen. ana John nalzeil of
Pennsylvania is fourth, having been
sent 10 congress twelve times.
Eiehty-three members Of the house
are serving their first term in con
grcss Ia point Of age, \. y, srerry
IL the leader. having reached his
eighty-thrd year Charles q. Ed
earde at Georgia IS perhaps the
Youngest member of congress. rs he
II just thirty-twn. IN The senate
Eugene Halle leads IN terms OF service.
but ie closely followed by Frye ana
Aldrich,
senator Hale took his scat March =.
1881. while Frye took his March 10,
and Aldrich October 3 Of the same
wear senator Leroy Percy has serv-
"a the shortest time IN the senate as
he only took his seat IN February OF
this year senator Stephenson has tue
distinction of being the Oldest sena
tor. as ne reached his eiehty-tirst
wear In July Of the present year Ser.
alor cuilom IS but four months his
junior.
The distinction OF being the young
est senator in the Sixty-first congress
goes To- senator core, the blind scna
tor from oklahoma. who will be forty
years oid the 10Th day Of peccmberi
1910
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
ROOSEVELT PLANS
To BREAK LONG
SILENCE
At Dinner in New Haven.
December 13, Colonel viii
Explain What Caused Dis
.U3 Political UpheavaI.
fBy Morning journal Special leased wire,

fBy Morning journal Special leased witel
New Haven. Conn. Dee 4.-In a
letter to Colonel Isaac NJ. Ullman
president Of the New Haven cham
her 81 commerce. before which for
mer President Roosevelt VIII speak
an the night Of December l3, Colonel
Roosevelt says at the dinner he win
make his first public statement as to
the causes that led up to the recent
political upheaval.
Although Governor elect simeon f.
Baldwin whose controversy with
Colonel Roosevelt in the recent cleo
.tion attracted much notice, has been
invited to attend the dinner and
sneak. he has not yet accepted, and
refuses to make known his intentions
The time set for acceptance eX-
pircd saturday night and the secre-
tarv Of the chamber t4 commerce
said tonight he had not heard from
Judge Baldwin. but added the C.pira-
zion for the time limit would not be
operative in this case,
The members of the board it is I'M
dorstood. are working for an under
standing whereby both Judge Bald
win and colonel Roosevelt may att
tend
Among the speakers VIII be Presi-
dent Hadley Of Yale University.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
THEATRICAL COMPANY
TO TOUR WIDE WORLD IN
CHARTERED STEAMSHIP

New York. Dec. 4.-kyrle Belew
and company OF fifty Will start from
London on August IS next FOR 49,
006 mile tour of the world in a char
tered steamship. so Charles Froham
announced tonight, A London syndi-
cate and MIR. Froham will finance the
ambitious theatrical innovation which
il is estimated will require two and
one-hah years TO complete.
According To the announcement the
vessel will be fitted with theater
and both dramas and musical comedy
will be introduced either on board or
where stops are Of sufficient dura-
tion. at inland points. II is proposed
TO visit every port where there Is an
English settlement including some
where a professional company has
never appeared.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
NEW MAGDALENA
OPERA HOUSE
OPENED
Enterprising Socouo County
Town Has Five thousand
Dollar Amusement House
Erected By Citizens,

f@peeiaI Dispatch TO the Morning Jaurnaii
Nagdalena. y NJ. Dec. 3.-rhe
now Magdalena opera house was for
mally opened 10 the public last night
with an excellent vaudeville and moF-
ing picture program. The first night
audience packed the house 70 its ca
paritv aud the success 0f the new ven
ture seems assured from the start
Magdaiena has long needed an opera
house and q short time ago some Of
the enterprising citizens decided that
site would have one ana At once. MI.
M w. Borrowdale donated the lot and
fifteen other gentlemen put MP the
necessary cash for tho material ana
labor and the structure was rushed
10 cnmpletinn The new house has Il
Senting capacity of 500, Il Is equipped
with beautiful and complete line
of scenery and Is capable Of taking
care OF almost any travelling theatri-
cal company The dressing rooms are
large and fitted with every convene
enee for the comfort of the actors,
ANA the house is lighted and heated
with gas manufactured at a private
plant. a feature OF the opening night
was a speech by J. Sam Houston, the
wcll-known Albuquerque theatrical
man Mr. Houston was deeply imr
pressed with The possibilities OF Mag
dalenA as show town ana lavish In
his praise of the enterprise of Tie
citizens who were ready 20 risk 50, ,0Oo
that their town might have suitable
place Of entertainment Il is propos-
ed to keep the new house open every
night during the winter season and
the management is already conduct
ing negotiations with several travel
ing companies with view 20 having
them make the trip to Magdalena un-
der guarantee.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
BRITISH ELECTION
RESULT REMAINS
IN DOUBT
Both Liberals and UnioniSts
Profess Satisfaction Witt
Returns so Far Received,
Inr Mornlnr aeurnal speeiaI Lea.ed wIrel


London. Dee. although the re-
turns from the general election sat
urdnN indicate that the next parma
ment win be similar in complexion
tn that of the dissolved house ana
both sides late tonight profess to be
nl.ased With the result OF the first
day's contests. an analysis ci the ilg-
urrs appeared To give greatest salts
faction to the liberals.
They point out that every unlonist
ma iority IN Birmingham was reduced
and That the liberals improved their
positian in Wolverhampton ana other
manufacturing districts under cham
herlain influences.
The London boroughs. Ike blf-
naiusham also show Increased ma
iDrities for the liberals who anuci-
pate that their successes lu Manches-
h. rand London will greatly intla-
ence the coming contests.
Dn the oihcr hand the unionisis
are able To cite greatest victories
while they improved their position m
"a larger number of constituencies
than the liberals did.
Voting tomorrow viii take place IN
siNty-seveu constituencies. returning
scvcniy-fiyc members.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
MEXICO SENDS SPECIAL
EMBASSIES OF THANKS

Aiexito city. Dec joaquin ID.
NHSsius former main ambassador 90
~ shineton. has been appointed spe-
clal mhlssadur Co convey expressions
ot appreciation OF the government for
fnt action of the United states in
seuliu- l special representative here
turing the centennial celebration iu
September Francesca De Ia Rarra.
rru Ambassador On WASHINGTON has
letu designated to go to italy ON g
similar mission. while Pornrio niaA
Jr.. viii eo to Japan. and Fcrccio
tia a1lhoa suh-se, retfrg of foreign ro-
latinue 10 spain
Nir Gamhua has received the ap-
uou.trnrnt of minister tn Beieium and
Holland. suclacdlng Enrique oiartc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
FLOOD CONDITIONS IN
FRANCE STILL SERIOUS

Paris. Dec A. The fiood continues
along the valley ot Tho Loire, Rhone
and Garonne. and there nut slisiU
improvement clsewherc. Ni thH
country To- the northwest ot Nantes.
about ten miles long ana nve miles
wide Be- under water.
Reports f'om Nantes -fNs that Va
the night a dykc collaps ant iive
villages southeast oi the city wsrr
overwhelmed. several thousand 'm-
lilies we're added O. the already large
number uf uffcrcts
Nu casualtte- are rennrtcd
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
BIG AUCTION SALE

Wednesday, Dec. 7th, at 10
a. m, ! will sell a lot of fine
furniture at III North Edith,
also a fine Jersey Cow, a fine
Buggy, Harness and Horse, and
a lot of fine Chickens. Let no
one miss this sale. The goods
are all up-to- date, the Cow is
good, the Horse fast and gentle
for family use.
]. M. S0LLIE,
AuCtioneer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
HILL INTERESTS TO BUILD
RAILROAD INTO DAWSON

Edmonton Alberta. Dec. by the
Incorporation OF the Peace River and
Grent Western railroad the I'm M
terests have secured an entry into the
Peace river country. The route Is
from Edmonton 10 northwestern
corner Of Alberta and from there it
will be continued to Dawson city
Tho CoIitol a. the company Is place
lea az S2.boV. coo. The charter has
been granted and surveys wiil be
started ~ once. SO thar construction
viii begin early la the spring.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
WALSH ROADS TO BE
MADE INTO TRUNK LINE

Chicago. Dec. i-Myron J. Carpen-
ter, former president of the chicago
and Eastern Illinois railroad, and
nov receiver for the John r. Walsh
roads. viii be elected president OF
the Chicago, Terre Haute and South
western railway. according to an an
nouncement made today by its re-or-
ganization committee. The election
will take place within two weeks and
at the same time plans will be dis
closed for the extension Of the Walsh
roads into trunk line system.
Plans already have been made for
the construction of the new road in
to indianapolis Chicago viii be the
northern terminus. according To pres
.ent plans
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
NO CONFIRMATION OF
ALASKAN INDIAN REV0L 7

Fairbanks Alaska, Dec. 4.-The re-
port o. an uprising cf Indians in tn
Kantishna mining country. near
Mount Mckinley, and the killing Of
six prospectcrs and trappers. Is en-
tirely unconfirmed. The federal Of
sicials have taken 20 action, Miners
from the Eantishna district are ex-
pected with news soon. There Is "A
dog trail between Fairbanks and
1Saniishna,
Hear Abe. half brother to Magda-
lena Pete sing away down in his
Walk-Over shoes. Gem this week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
BOY AVIATOR FALLS
|. SEVEN HUNDRED
FEET TO DEATH
Unfortunate Crushed to Shape
less Mass on Pile of Rocks at
SaIda, Colorado,


Saiian. colo, Dee. 4.--Walter Arce
ar. i7-year-old aviator fcll 200 feet
in an acroplane OF his own invention
yesterday aud WAS instantly killed.
Nearly every bone in his body was
hroken. Archcr's machine was driven
bv electricity secured from the Snlidn
Electric compnnys power plant A
coli of wire 200 feet long connected
the power plant with the aeroplane
and Archer. when he made his ascen-
sion. intended to manouver within the
radius of the wire. He yontured a
uine too high ana the wires snapped
leuvinp him without power, with lit
tle experience as ann aviator he lost
control or tn, machine. which turned
over. dhahinp him to death on pile
of rocks below Archer had con-
structed his machine on original lines
ANA had built IL of odds and ends
of material secured from the mines
an which hts father worked as min
tr.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
WENDL ING ATTORNEYS
TO DEMAND NEW TRIAL

Louisville, Ky, Dec. 4-Attorneys
for Joseph vending. convicted last
night OF the murder Of S-year-old
Alma Kellner and sentenced to life
Imprisonment. viii file, probably to-
morrow. motion for new trial. II
win be based on affldavits that Juror
Richard Jennings had formed ana eN-
pressed an opinion as TO vending 8
uuilt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
PROSPECT BRIGHT FOR
END OF GARMENT STRIKE

Chicago, Dec. Prospects for the
settlement of the garment workers
strike within tWenty-four hours. oe-
came bright today. when the Chicago
Federation OF Labor endorsed the set
uement plan submitted 10y Hart,
Schaffner g Marx
Details OF the peace terms have
been guarded by both sides, hut 1t is
known the question Of wages is not
considered
The chief feature lis an Arbitration
board of five persons, two TO pe
chosen hy the garmcnt workers, two
hy the companies and the four To se-
lcct the fifth. Ia is declared the strik-
rrs will accept this plan as tacil
recopnition of the union.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Ithaca, N ~, Dee. Al bili "
forbid the sale of intoxicating liquors
within four miles of any university IN
which the state is Interested, VIII W
introduced ia the next legislature, ac-
cordine 10 Mrs MARY b. Wood, presi'
dent ~ Tompkins county w &, T. T.,
such a law would affect many corr
nel student clubs ia Ithaca All
towns IN Tompkins and surrounding
counties are dry" Hs.S u.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Mldwcs, llouling Record nrolsru

UmInU, Dec. 1--In Ihe indI UdN ;
howung of the Midwest tourn ment
C. W Ashley of Sioux city, A,th &c
seore of 655 in the singles broke ,hc
Midwest Association record ~ st5.
held hy Siemans of ST. Joseph iho
other scores ia the doubles aud singi 2
today were only fair
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Wheeling W. va, Dee. 4--Coast-
ing down the long and steep Alten-
helm hin east OF the city on fifteen-
foo bob sled. Harold Meyer 10 years
old. and Charles Brahler. 3 years old,
were almost instantly killed this ntt-
.elnCop when the sled crashed INTO an
descending automobile.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
TO MEET IN LITTLE ROCK

New Orleans. Dec. t.-tiecrge "
Gordon. general Commanding tne
United Confederate Veterans an-
nounces that the next annual reunion
~ United Confederate Veterans VIII
he held in Little Rock. ARK. Man lb.
IL and IS 1911 lie announced alto
that fhe Confederate Southern Ne
mortal nSsnciatiou would hold its
mes ting in Iitte nnck at the same
time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
BROTHER ARRESTED
FOR MURDER Of
BROTHER
Family Quarrel in Colorado
Mining Camp Results in
Death of One Participant and
Imprisonment of Anothe


Georgetown. Colo, Dee. Al IL
bet somebody VIII be dead hy morn
ing" remarked Charles clair last
nis sht and within five hours he was
flain in the presence Of his aged
mother and sister. william Clair a
brother. is in Jail charged with IA
talIy stabbing his brother. The quar-
rel is said to have arisen over his
sisters attendance at dance in sill
yer plume last night. Her plan was
opposed by William. who, upon her
return. is said to have attempted TO
chastise her and when Charles at
tempted To protect her, the fatai CLASH
occurred. l3nth men were reported 70
have been drinking heavily last night.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
ALLEGED ATTEMP1 ]
TO ASSASSINAIE
SALOON FOE
Bullet Fired Into Headquarters
Of Anti-Liquor Forces at
Lynchburgi HobSon Works
for Prohibition

If5y Morning Journal SneeIAI Ileilk"u WIFI
Lsnchburg, Va, Dee Police to-
night are searching for an unidentl-
fled man who today fired a revolver
bullet through the window Of the
headquarters here of the Anti-Saloon
league, occupied bv the Rev ]. ID.
McAllisler, general secretary. Ihe
bullet lodged in the wall directly over
the desk Of Rev. McAllister. who had
LEFT the room few minutes before.
His associates reported to the au-
thorities that they believed an attempt
had been made to assaSsinate MN.
Late today mass meeting of the anti
saloon forces was addressed by Con-
gresham Richmond 7. Hobson OF
Alabama.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
TONG WARRIORS USE
REVOLVER IN NEW YORK

New York. Dec. 4-Quone Fong,
grocer. and his clerk, Quong Don
were shot tonight IN grocery "a
Chinatown. The clerk probably VIII
die. The assailant also an oriental
entered the store ana opened TIRE with
Two rDvoiVers
The wounded Chinese are mem hcrS
of the Four brothers society. which
has had many battles With the on
Leon tons.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
BOYS CREMATED IN
FLAMING DWELLING

Reynoldsville Pa. Dee. f.-Eobert
and Charles Ferris. 9 and ; years old.
were burned Co death. their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Caeser Ferris. were
uroha hly Totally injured aud the other
members OF the family. iMaude, IL
wears OLD. and baby. were badly
hult In sire which destroyed the
Ferris home early today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Manll0. Doc 4. -Inprecedented
storms have swept Mindanao and
Iamhoanaa. flooding the country.
Twt nty lives have he4 lost and prop
erty damaged to the value of $3.50
eco. No reports have been received
from other districts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
PREACHER TAKES It
ALL BACK
Threatened With Suit PennSyI-
vania Divine Declares He Was
Mistaken When He Said
Governor-EIect Was Drunk


IBy Morning Journal Special iehsed NHei
I}lairsVille Pa, Dee From hls
pulpit today the Rev. w. l. Barrett,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church publicly retracted the state
ment made in recent sermon, upon
which Governor-elect John k, Tener
based a suit for criminal libel
The minister said that the state
ment made from his pulpit on October
'28. that the then candidate for gov
ernor had been seen in an intoxicated
condition at Kittanning, was based
upon information given by the Rev
". A. Roulston. OF Nandergritt.
letter was read from Mrs Roui-
ston in which he explained he mis-
took another man for Candl date
Tener and that when under misap-
prehension he related the incident to
Rev Barrett
In view Of the retraetions, il is an
nounced the suit will be withdrawn.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

who VIII go to France
The main ministers to France ana
GermWny have been Instructed IN the
capacity Of special ambassadors TO
thank these governments for sending
dciee, tions here during the centen-
nial celehrntion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CONGRESS MEETS At
NOON TO-DAY
Session Purely FormaIi Ad-
journment Out Of Respect to
Memory of Dead Members to
Be Taken.

10y Morhnk ooufhai Hbe'hh ++0'' ''H'
Washington, Dec. A,--At noon to-
morrow the second ana closing scs-
slpn of the sixty-first congress VII
begin and tonight practically iull
quota of members of both branches
are IN Washington awaiting the Tor
nmlitios that viii attend the resump-
tion OF legislative activity.
The session tomorrow viii be hriei.
After the call to order in both the
house and tho senate and the ap-
pointment ot the joint committee 70
notify the president that the sixty
first congress is ready To resume bust
ness. recess viii be taken as q trih-
'iie Ia members who recently have
died.
The presidents annual message ana
the first presidential appointments
will not be submitted until Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CRAZED GRANDMOTHER
ATTEMPTS AWFUL CRIME

Denver. Dec. 4.--In a III of insan-
ity. Mrs Lydia Gardner, aged so. to-
dny attempted to drown her two
grandchildren. Maxine ana Helen
dosephs in a tub of boiling water.
Later she tried to set fire 10 hel home
I'm Valverde. a Denver suburb. Both
times she was overpowered By her
daughter Mrs. George Joseph and
placed under guard.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
GencrnI OllNcr Mooh Deah.

Baltimore, Md. Dee i.-Brigadier
General Oliver r. Wood. T.. $. A.. re-
tired GO years old. died at the John
Hopkins hospital today following an
operation for acute stomach trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
PILLAR OF FIRE WANTS
ITS CONVERT ADMITTED

Bound Rrook, n J. Dee AIT the
Headquarters of the Pillar of Fire
near here. i was announced That rep
resentatiyes Of the sect would be N
New York tomorrow 10 argue before
the immigration officials for the ad-
mission OF. Miss Lilly Maud Alien. 9
young English convert who arrived
last night and was sent to Ellis IS
land.
The Pillar Of Fire has a colony on
q farm two miles from here. The
leaders arrived from Denver some
years ago.
Football Player Dies of Tynhoid.
Boston. Dee. 4.-Grances u. Burr
"a years old, captain of the Harvard
football team in 1908, died today oi
typhoid fever.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

New York. Dec. at the enc oi
the first week of the sale Of Red Cross
Christmas seals. the National Associa e.
tsass far ;sse S.ssssy and Prevention oi
Tuberculosis announced tonight t1ai
over 20 0an 0oo Of these holiday stick
ors have been given out.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Hear Abe sing why did they diz
nay mother-in-law's grave 50 deep
Gem this week
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Swish horses and buggies fur
nished on short notice by W. J..
rrimbie & Co. lis North Second
street: phone 3.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Is or prime Importance I'm the health
ful sustcnance of life Pure sweet,
wholesome. satisfying bread Is our
output dav in. day out. week il,
week out II not acquainted with the
excellence Of our bread. hasten youF
Trial order this way ana be convincsV
oi its superiority
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Throa s-ngerlaos Gem today
The Tupelo journal., 1910-03-25
GEAR NO LONGER.

The discomfort which has pre-
vailed in the House of Represen-
tatives reached a climax Satur-
day when the resolution offered
by Representative Norris to ap-
point a new committee on rules
was passed by a clear majority,
the insurgent republicans and
every democrat voting for the
resolution.
The Norris resolution provides
for the election by the House of
Representatives of a new COM
mittee on rules composed of 10
members instead of Is, and also
provides that the speaker shall
not be a member, of this COM
mittee.
This new committee is to be
elected within 10 days and to be
composed of 6 republicans and A
democrats.
The country needs a democrat
of the Joe Cannon type Of men.
We mean a man that is as
arbitrary in doing what is right
as he has been arbitrary in do
ing what was wrong. With such
a democrat as speaker, the coun-
try would soon be relieved of a
number of the obnoxious meas
ures which are now causing dis
satisfaction throughout the coun-
try. With snch measures pre-
scented to him, Mr.. Taft would
have to sign the bills or a demo-
crat would succeed him at the
expiration of his present term.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-03-25

The wide awake packer finds
in these bright, spring days q
golden opportunity to reap a
handsome profit cut of the
thoughtless Southerner whose
foresight is limited to the end of
his nose-be that long or short.
The packers are now buying in
car lots. the eggs found every
where in large quantities and
shipping them to their cold
storage plants to be sold next
winter to the citizens of such
~wide-awake places as Amory
and other growing cities. The
packers know that about the
holiday season the Amory citi-
zens must have eggs to complete
the pleasures Of the occasion re-
CARELESS Of the price.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-03-25
Notice Delinquent Tax Sale for Year 1909.

State Of Mississippi I or TraDp ia, Tax Collector Coli to # for at the S County Of Of
April. A D., 1910 at the south door of the court house of said county, in the
CITY of Tupelo, Miss sell Ito the highest bidder Or bidders for cash, if any there
be. all the following described lands, situated in said county. 0 which the taxes
remain unpaid at that date. towit: