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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
WILL BE MARRIED JUNE 8
Date for Wedding of Miss Margarcttn
DrcycI and NlscOunt Maidstone,


Drexcl and ylscount Maidstone.
Special Cable to The Time Dispatch. ]
London. April 30.-The wedding of
Miss Margaretta Drexe1 and Niscount
Maidstone IS fixed for June S, in st.
Margarets, Westminster. the church
attached to the houses of Parliament.
The Bishop OF London Will officiate.
fnTherc will be ten bridesmaids--Lady
Gladys Finch -Hatton, sister of the
bridegroom; his two cousins, one being
Lady TempIeton's Daughter; Miss MIL
dred Carter Miss Edith Wayne, of
Philadelphia: Miss Constance Combe,
the Hon. Miss Rhoda Ashley. daughter
of Lord Hastings; Lady Lefty Manners.
the Duke of Rutland's daughter; Miss
Helen Post and the Hon. Miss Sybil Eel
loves.
The dresses for most Of the brides
maids are being made here. The
wedding will be entirely a white one.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth
of diamonds were submitted during the
week to the brides parents to choose
presents from, but nothing has been
selected yet.
The wedding of Lord Aceson and
Miss Mildred Carter, whose father was
secretary of the embassy here. and now
is American minister to the Balkan
States, is fixed for the day after that
of Miss DrcXe1 and Lord Maidstone.
Theodore Roosevelt will attend both
functions,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
UNCLE SAM MUST PAY
Government kills Horse While Engaged
In Flying Kite.

Washington D. c.. April 3o.--,It is
proverbially expensive for tho United
States government TO do almost any
thing, but no one suspected that 1t
cost Uncle sam as much as 5000 to
engaged in the innocent amusement of
flying u kite until to-day. This af-
ternoon the House passed a bill. re-
imbursing a man in Virginia to the
extent of the above amount for the
loss of a "sorrel horse, thirteen and a
half years old, Ave and a half hands
high. and weighing 1900 pounds"
which got tangled up in the wire of
government kite being used by the
Agricultural Department for weather
observations. and ruined itself.
The kite came down In q pasture
where the horse was, and the two got
mixed up. with alleged disastrous re-
suits TO the horse. 1t took a dozen at
tidavits. a printed bill and report and
some oratory on the floor OF the
House to induce Uncle Sam to pay
for the injured animal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
FOR CANAL DEFENSE
President, In Special Message, Takes
lin Panamu Matter.


Up Panama Matter.
Washington. D. c.. April s0.--In
message, accompanied by detailed
report from the War Department.,
President Taft to-day sent to Congress
information regarding the necessitv for
Immediately beginning the fertilization
of the Panama Canal, In order to have
1t completed by 1915, the date set for
finishing the construction of tho canal
The reports accompanying the message
do not give the exact locations of the
proposed forufications, but it is ex-
planned that they cannot be furnished
until information has been obtained
regarding the status and availability
OF certain parcels OF land situated
along the route Of the canal"
The armament for the proposed for
tiflcations Is enumerated as follows.
Ten 14-inch rifles. twelve 6-inch RI
hes and twenty-five 12-inch monitors
The cost is estimated In excess Of $l4,-
100000. The report states that the
board has examined tho ground at the
terminal of the canal. and other terri
tory in the neighborhood on the canals
course with a view of selecting the best
sites for the big guns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
CLASS DAY FESTIVITIES
wellesley students Partially Garry Out
May Day Program.
Tcnariol Ia The III mes -I)tSpntch1

Wellesley, Mass. April 30.-The Well
lesley May Day festivities We're par
causing the postponement OF some of
the festivities until Monday The girls
arose early, and proceeded to College
HALL where they gave the statue OF
Harriet Martlneau a bath with scrub
hing brushes and soap The seniors
relied hoops later to chapel, and formed
an arch for the under class girls to
go In to- the morning services, Mon
day these ceremonies viii be repeated
and In the afternoon the girls attlred
as clowns. Chinese, babies and nurse
girls, will romp about the campus,
after which Miss Esther Randall, the
senior,president, Will crown Mary Colt,
the freshman leader. as queen Of the
May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
GUILTY OF MURDER
Jury Convicts Doctor Of killing Inmat
&~xI,,r,

of Asylum.
Baton Rought. La, April 3o.-The
jury in the case of DR.. Il. c. McKowen.
charged with the murder of E. * Jud-
son, an inmate of tho Jackson Insane
Asylum. last October, brought In A
verdict of guilty without capital pun
ishment late te-aight.
The crime for which McEowen was
tried and convicted was committed in
October. 1909, when Judson was
strangled to death, and his body almost
incinerated. Tho States theory was
that Mckowen killed Judson out OF
fear that the latter would expose Nc
kowen. who was charge dwith send :
ing obscene letters through the mails.
Judson's death having occurred Just
to have been tried on this charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
BANDIT BLAMES SWEETHEART
Says Career of Crime BcEnn When She
= NagEed Him for Money.

Says Career of Crime Began When She
Nagged Him for Money.
Lansing Mich, April 30.-Robert
Collister, young automobile works
mechanic, upon leaving In the GUS
tody of an officer to serve a two-year
sentence at the Ionia Reformatory for
conspiracy to rob the bank at Laings-
burg. Mich, blamed an unnamed sweet
heart for his choosing a career OF
crime.
. "Sne was not satisfied with my SAL
ary OF s25 r. week" he said, "and had
vague ideas of getting a millionaire
She kept urging me to earn or get
more money. I tried. I failed; I be-
came frantic. walked the streets Of
Detroit searching for a chance to make
a lot of money by a ioldup or rob-
berry, and finally decided to rob the
Laingsburg bank"
Colllster's bank-robbery scheme was
revealed to the police by fellow
workman whom he invited to be his
accomplice He pleaded guilty in court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
DIES IN ARMS OF POPE


Mgr. PlHerl Expires as the POntiH
Reaches His Hedside.
Rome, April 30,-A typical figure of
the Vatican passed yesterday with the
death of Mgr. Guglielmo Pifferi, who
had been the Sacristn. or parish priest,
of the Apostolic Palace since the time
OF Plus IN. The aged ecclesastcY died
In the arms of the Pope, who had Just
gone to the bedside In the morning
upon learning that tho end was near.
He had served for ffty years under
three Popes.
The post OF Sacrlsta has existed for
ak centuries and us always conferred
.upon an August lnian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
VENUS SETS SAIL
Alleged FiiIbustcrinE Vessel Permitted
tn ncUNrt.


Now Orleans. La. April 3o.--h pro-
ionged legal fight TO restrain the de-
parture Of the steamer Venus for
Nicaragua, on the ground that its
cargo contained flibusterinS material
for the Madriz army. came to an end
this afternoon, when Judge Foster. OF
the United States Circuit Court, re.
moved the libel which had been placed
on the vessel at the instance of repre-
sentatives of Estrada here. Soon af-
tcrwards the Ncnus steamed out of the
harbor. bound for Grcytown.
Judge Foster dismissed tho case
upon the request OF the United States
district attorney.
The first step TO keep the Venus
from sailing was taken last Monday,
when an affidavit vas made against
Captain Hyland, of the vessel. charg-
Ing him with violating the neutrality
laws in the promotion OF iilibuster-
ing expedition. This proceeding was
dismissed by the United States COM
missioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
CLAIMS VALUABLE LAND
Indian chief says Chicago Lake Front
DciOnEs to His Tribe

Indian Chief Says Chicago Lake Front
Belongs to His Tribe.
Kalamazoo, Mich. April 30.--Isanc
QuiEne. OF Hartford, tile famous old
Pottawatolnfe chief. Us packing his
grip preparatory to taking the trail
for Washington. where he will consult
the great White Father about the c'hi-
cago lake front, which Qutgne says
still belongs to the descendants of the
old tribe.
He is strong in his conviction that
the government will recognize his
claim that the land was given the tribe
for a reservation III 1875, and that
that right has never been revoked.
Claims were a few wears ago filed
In Washington by the Indians, but no
decision has ever been rendered by the
government. Quigne will ask for
action tNy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
NO CHANGE in CONDITION
Eenator Daniel About the Same, hut

Senator Daniel About the Same, hut
Suffers Some From Lack OF Sleep.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
, Lynchburg. Va, April 30.--Dr
waugh's bulletin tonight concerning
Senator Daniel says:
Senator Daniel Is tonight In about
the same condition that he has been
in for the past several days. He has
not slept much to-day or last night.
and in consequence has been rather
more delirious and "a little less ra-
tional to-day; but his strength is good,
and he Is taking his nourishment regu-
larly and we'll. After sound, pro.
longed sleep. it Is expected that he
will be more rational and better in
avery way again. s1 9.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Engagement Is Announced.

s.. Tokio AIr1I 3U,--UHclHI 7anHoNNce-
,ment was made to- day4of thc$mnrrlage
engagement OF Princess NobuNo, Fmni-
No-Mybumiya, the third 4 surviving
daughter os the Emperor aMl Empress,
ard Prince Asaka, The nuptials will
be solemnized on May s, The princess
was born on August z, 1S9k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
No DIVORCE FOR zELAYA
Fled Mnnnsua Because of Trouble With
NIOthcr-in-Law.

Fled Mannsua Because of Trouble With
NIothcr-in-Law.
New York, April so--Mrs. Carlos Al
phonso Zelaya, wife of the son of the
former dictator of Nicaragua, who
came 10 this country several months
ago without her husband, said last
night at lis West SiSty-fourth Street.
where she Is staying. that she Is not
seeking q divorce.
She left Managua, where she lived
in the Presidents palace, because Of
trouble with her mother-in-law she
said, The Presidents wife stirred up
feeling against her because she was
an American. She left suddenly, and
so, when her husband followed her, he
had thought that she was going to
divorce him, Their differences had
been adjusted and her husband will
becone an American citizen. she said.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE


Action Drought AEalnst Her HUSBAND
Mrs. Margaret Emerson McKim.
Reno. Nev., April 30.--Margaret
Emerson Mckim, society leader, of
New York. Newport and Baltimore.
and the wife of Smith Hollins McKin,.
late this afternoon filed a suit for
divorce In the district court.
The complaint was Immediately
withdrawn by Mrs Mckim's attorneys
after being entered on the register of
actions by the county clerk. and for
this reason the nature OF the allega-
tions made by Mrs, McKim are not
known. Mrs, McKim has stated that
she expects her husband to contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
MAN BECOMES AN ELK AT 106
O'Conpcn Expects to March In the
Parade In Detroit.

!, Parade In Detroit.
Coruna, Mich, April 3o-Daniel
O'C'onnell at l06, has lust been ini.
tiated into the Elks. and Is so hearty
he expects to march In the parade iii
Detroit next July.
He was born In County Cork, lr.-
land. In 1901, and came to America
in 1895, He has lived tn. Michigan
ever since. and owns two farms near
here. Once week he walks from
his farm to the village of Byrn to make
purchases of personal supplies. The
distance is twelve miles. He walks
for pleasure. not through necessity,
lie has used tobacco ana liquor all his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
DIES DAY SHE WAS 1o2
Michigan Woman Expires While Flags
T1Iy In Her Honor,

Fly In Her Honor.
Allegan, Mich, April 3o.-Flags float
city Yesterday. In honor OF the one
hundred and second birthday of Mrs,
Hannah Mcintosh Gady, were lowered
to half staff during the day on the an
nouncement Of the aged woman's
toward surviving until her birthday.
and collapsed when she realized that
her ambition had been fulhlled.
Mrs. Cady was a Daughter of the
American Revolution, and was born In
Mantua, Ohio, April 20, 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
THIEF TAKES $1,000
Asks President Rate or Interest ol,
.l DepOAitA az lie DcpRrth.

Deposits an He Departs.
Syracuse. April 30--A clever snefk-
thief robbed the lsirst National Bank.
of this city, of $1,000, While@the presi-
dent Of the bank. Charles w, Snow
was In another department., a man
without. hat or coat, appearing to be
clerk from some nelghboring office.
entered the presidents room aud
grabbed packages of IS bills aggre-
eating $1,000
Meeting the president at his door
the thief asked what rate OF interest
the hank paid nn deposits, and upon
receiving an answer left the bank
The pollce believe the thief had @ Con-.
kaderata.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
LARGEST INHERITANCE TAX
Estnte OF John s. Kennedy Sends In
Check for $1,150,3:d.64.
Special to The Times -Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Albany N. Y. April 30.--The largest
tax ever paid into the
State Treasury was received to- day.
1t was In the form OF a check for
$l.159325.64. and was drawn on the
Manhattan Bank, of New York. 1t
was In payment for the tax on the
estate of John $. Kennedy. the New
York millionaire, who died some
months ago.
The next largest inheritance tax ever
paid In this State was on the estate
of SILENT John Henry Smith That
tan amounted TO over $500, 900,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

Apply q. & O, Passenger once,
Eighth and Main, for White sulphur
booklets, or write John D. Potts, e. r.
A. Richmond, Va.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
FOR Miscellaneous


FOR SALE cigar ease. ] tobacco
case, chairs and other fixtures; will
sell any part. For fun particulars see
or write Thomas Greiner. care of Hub
Clothing Store.
FOR SALE-Very cheap on account
of leaving city, IA new upright la
gonda Piano. L. o.. box 1875.
FOR SALE-Finc h~igh-grade piano,
nearly new. also cecelian player.
viii sell Tor less than half of value. for
cash only. If you want "a big snap
call at once els West Fruit Ave.
FOR SALE-Three-room tent house.
furniture and chickens. T. j.
Strong.
FOR SALE-Heavy wagon and har-
moss. 3l0 North Broadway
FOR SALE-New Singer sewing ma
chine, used only three weeks, worth
$55; viii sell before Saturday for S32
Apply J w. G.. a. s.. Fourth st.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

Chicago. March 22,-Cattle - Re-
Iceipts. 5000; market strong. Beeves'
IS5.70 n $50; Texas steers. $500 q
|S6.40, western steers, $500 q S6.9oi
stockers ana feeders, S3.75 a $50;
cows and heifers. $2.S0 q S7.15;
calves. SS.25 a $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000; market
weak. Light. 5000 q SlO.l5i mixed,
$1O.45 q S10.S5; heavy, 5000 @,
sfo.S5; rough. $1,000 a S10.65; good
70 choice heavy. $10G5 a S10.S5; pigs,
1855 a $1,000; bulk of sales. $l0.G5
q Sf0.SO.
Sheep Receipts, 10000; market
steady. Native. $3.50 a $50; west
crn. S5.75 q SS.G5; warnings. ss.eom
50. Is: lambs. native. sS.75 a 5000;
western, $3.50 q $lO.60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

New York, March 22.-rhe market
for standard copper closed dun with
spot and March at S12.90M S13.12 -
April ana May at s129o@ $3.50. Lon
don closed with spot at 5Sf. l5s, ana
futures at 59f, las. Local dealers
quote lake at S1S.87ls m$18.621s
eleetrolytie. s13.12ls mS"13.37te. and
casting $500 $13.25. Arrivals re-
ported here today were 9l5 tons. in
Guiding matte and ore Exports, ac-
cording TO customs house returns
were 2.676 tons. making 1884 tons
this month.
Lead weak, with spot at $40 @
$3.50 New York, aud S420m $3.50
East ST. Louis. London lower az l2l,
1Ss, Cd.
Spelter weak with spot at S5.550
S5.65 New York, and So 80 a S5.4o
East st. Louis. London unchanged at
PSF.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

Hoslon. March 22.-Therc is a re-
vival of interest in the local wool
market principally from the carded
wooden mills ana a few good size
arc noted. The inquiry is
principally for California stock vita
only small dealings in flecces. shear
ing is starting UP hriskly in the far
west but local dealers are doing very
little contracting owing To high prices
Iv the The leading domestic
quotations range as follows.
Texas fine. Il months, 70m7 tic, fine
medium staple. GGM6Sc. fine cloth
ing. 65 a $50. fine medium clothing. 63
a Csc: half blood, 81 a 62c, three
oights, So COO; quarter combing, 50@
5Sc.
Silver, 52isc; Mexican dollars, f4c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
LEGAL NOTICES


Bids win De received al the office
Of the Clerk of the Board OF County
Commissioners of Bernalillo county,
y NJ, up 10 10 o'clock q. m, OF March
20. 1910, for the old wooden bridge
across The Rio Grande at Barelas. Bids
must state by what date an the lum-
her, timbCrs. piles and iron compos-
ing said bridge VIII be removed from
ihe river. and whether the piles will
be cut off at the water line or re-
moved entirely.
The Euafd reserves the right TO re-
joct amy or AN bids.
By order of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
A. T.. WALKER, clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

state that shearing has been stoppe,
ny tile cold weather and the i4inbina
has been unsatisfactory 20 date. A
substantial uart of Those woods coming
to Boston havc boon shipped on con-
signment.
IN Montana the growers are still
asking - 10 20 cents for b 1910
chip and even a those figures they are
not particularly anxious 10 sell. "a
number OF the large sheepmen are not
-dcsirous-of meeting buyers until May.
1t Is expected that the WOOL elm OF
oregon will be sold at public sales this
season, instead OF privately, as was
the casa last year. and the following
sales dates have been liked therefore.
Pilot Rock. May ~. June Ill; Echo,
May 20. Heppncr, May 81, June n.
Nale, June 49,; ontario, Juno 14t
Shaniko. June -. July l Entef
prise, July IL: rcndieton, May "a,
June 10.
Shcaring Of the spring California
clip viii be started about the first OF
April. ana il lis reported that ittlc
buNing will probably be done except
by local operators.
New York Mool Market.
Wooden manufacturers continue to
take carpet woods for consumption,
but although carpet manufacturers
are buying sample lots Of raw mat
terial their total purchases ure still of
unimportant nature. Prices are
very firm with AN advancing tendency
Arrivals oil China woods during thn
week aggregated 93S.596 pounds, 81
small quantity of Russian wool alsu
reached this market. Withdrawals
from Warehouses were 4l2,tlA
pounds, against 3,06l.S71 pounds
warehoused and 31G5ll pounds en-
for consumption
Pulled woods SHOW no Improvement
N demand ana 3s result stocks are
formulating. PulltIs are Therefore
lesirous Of selling their product, but
are Indifferent a supers are
un a secured basis of about SO
G5 cents, whiic g supors are held
u SO 20 SIS cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

$50. 10000 TO LOAN IN sums 10 suit,
on improved real estate. A. Mon
toya, los s.. 3rd.
$1,000 TO $2,S00 TO loan on real es-
tate: security. Box l47.
MONEY no LOAN AT PER CENT
PER ANNUM.-NoH select the
place, city or countlA PROPERTY, We
purchase il for cash and You return
the money to us. interest and princi-
pal. ia monthly payments Of Sa.66 on
each thousand borrowed. this is your
opportunity to own q homo; act
quickly if you want 20 SET in. as only
limited number OF louns viii be
placed in Albuquerque. Write or call.
Foote, Craige Hotel, HIS l-2 W. Sill
Anr nNNnnn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
FOB EXCHANGE

FOR ENChANGE-l. O. a. 3d.. aui g.
room houses. for ranches. vs.. n
F'utrelie. Hotel Denver.
FoH ENCHANGE-onc Ranch. Que
fWn horse iaum uud wagon con'-
niote ". " fuirelie. Room ls. Hotel
Denver
WANfth-To exchange Minneapolis
Income propHrtf. Four stores Nith
iiais above and Hn rented. price Sl5-
1900, for A~lAluuerluc income proaaf-
Or on account ul climate a. IS
WILSON, River Falls. Wis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
NO IMPROVE ENT
IN ACTUAL WOOL
BUSINESS
Early Arizona Arriving in Bos
tom Manufacturers Showing
TrifIe More Interest in Mar
ket,

Actual business on the Boston wool
market shows no Improvement what
ever, but carded wooden manufacture
ers are manifesllng more interest in
the market. says the Boston CONNER
clal Bulletin. In a word, The goods
market has not develoned sufficiently
to warrant substantial activity in wool
ana until trade IN heavy weight goods
is considerably better wool values are
apt 10 continue irregular and demand
for raw material unsatisfactory. In
spite oI the fact That Boston is the
cheapest wool market in the world
today. there seems 10 be no apprecia-
bic increase in the demand for sup
plies.
Worsted manufacturers are still I'M
able To gauge their requirements as =
result of the continued unsatisfactory
conditions in the goods market ana
they c,thcrefore unwilling to pur-
chase wool until orders from the
clothers are of Il substantial nature.
late reports from New York state that
moro interest Is being displayed m
Worstod heavyweight fabrics and thal
transactions are being consummatcd
but 1t is claimed that the business
in goods IL by no means up to ule
standard set by manufacturers. The
.t+t.t - a.. 1tuis nf heavy
ilas Mi.iiVl 1Nn ~ . ba,s-
MelSu, Wo",ri'S' y ~ - ~ fbrre
~ soiu n.y. ~ 'liese a , monfbst
~l'V.sl,' 1i"i !" = sa,n,s
period slnVv Us ~ ~, ~, mi,
l"N 90 Ie n
Icing uP :" h'7t tba INK
N"idiuc' " - an,
NVipi'""A WI 4 "n@"'e ,r,afn,,s
NnP iiN"ee olNeiS = tnhf
'oI tl' tlllf.li''Ni ,ts
season. ~ w oui s.f,
nave h"t Nteh """ei' 81 ~.
Noiuile - Stlnlut',t
Wooi mafk't' liiousN y
''lts4 liiat tlie N'lliaiiW
rs bouhd " eAp"Au - = We '""
WIZ.
New iiiiea aiv "'ina 49, "n tnn
pifatlN'is i''5"i' t.i.te
l'l# 'Ai|Nl q" 49," ,.r
80 hu9'pess Gr,in5 ha n,l,,t
~ inc aeasoi' iae -
'.iiiS "li."i 'H' ~, ~, i 's ~
we epuhtfH - ,utntl# a mi ~,
tNe iN',utNl ,li,''siVn H. n,li..
u' Ni5u" ~ 5i''i nue. ~
~ SET W9iat't 4lii.s,
y s''l'tiStis l,',u,t ~, a,areat +
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A RELIABLE woman wants work in
store or office; will work cheap 10
get experience. Address, j. u. H.,
journal
WANTED Young lady Wishes post
ton as ~stenographer with local firm
competent. Address Z. T.. b., Albu-
ol'crune Morning journal.
Manted-position by stationary en-
SINGER. Can make good. A. i. 6.
journal.
WANTED job collecting or driving
light delivery wagon. Cam furnish
horse. Moderate wages. j. *. A..
Journal.
WANTED-Light house work 10 do
Address Room FL, Commercial
Hotel.
EXPERIENCED party wants posi-
zion aus manager ~ general mcr-
chandise business in country. First
class reference. 10 care journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
HELP MANTED--Femaie


WANTED-aldorly -housekeeper for
ranch near city. Address Ranch.
care Journal
WANrED--A dining room girl. Amply
ut Home Restaurant. 20T w. cfuid.
WANTED--Girl for general house
work. Mrs. q. A. Wagner, l2t
Eran1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23
BUSINESS CHANCES

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-23

Chicago, March 22.-All the grains
finished strong after an easy start
today. Provisions closed easy.
Wheat closed with May at $1.13A
M$1.13as; July, S1,OSM and Septem-
Der at $1.0G r..
Corn closed with May at lSM a
43fsc,