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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
CANT IMPROVE RAILROADS."
Brandeis' Plan to Save Millions Scout
cd by w. c, Brown,

New York, Dec. 2.-"Turning a black
smith loose among the delicate and in
tricate machinery of a battleship
would be a mild experiment compared
with some of the suggestions that have
been made to improve the railroads.
said President w. C. Brown of the
New York Central when asked for his
views Of the plan outlined by Louis
ID. Brandeis. Mr.. Brandeis has offered
to show the railroads of the country
how they a V ST. 900 a day in
expenses, and his offer has been ac-
cepted.
"Mr. Brandels wants the railroads to
do what they have been trying to do
for years. The operation of a railroad
Is unlike almost any other business.
In a shop or factory things are done
In the same way day after day, but a
railroad must be prepared for emer-
gencies at any time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Roosevelt Man On Trial.

Special to The EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 2:-Robert
Markwalt, charged with assault
committed on his brother-in-law at
Roosevelt last September, was placed
on trial here today. Thomas Brown,
q Perth Amboy lawyer, is appearing
for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Woodbridge Assault Case

Special to the EVENING NE WS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 2:-John
Holinger and Steve Gushi, of Wood
bridge, were hailed before the court
this morning on q charge of assault.
AS the case was not in readiness, it
went over until next Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
ca.eh eura!ar whi!e Chasing Another

Hackensack, N. J., Dec. while
<enting for a negro burglar the police
at Ridgefield park accidentally dis
sovered a burglary in progress in Il.
!ailor shop. Two white men were busy
loading 5000 worth OF cloth, etc. In a
wagon. One escaped, the other, Martin
Goersen of New York, is locked IN in
the Hackensack Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Roosevelt Man Pleads Not Guilty

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 2:-Wil-
liam Chapolus, Of Roosevelt, plead
ed not guilty to a charge of securing
81 under false pretenses. 1t is
claimed he solicited funds claiming
he represented a religious body. No
date was set for trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
brushes Hands Coupling Cars.

Jersey City, Dec. 2:-John zemm,
% years old, of 1853 Sixth street,
while coupling coal cars of the Cen
trail Railroad of New Jersey at Port
Liberty, Communipaw, yesterday,
had his left hand crushed. He was
takenrto st. Francis's hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Kate Wass On Probation.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
+ New Brunswick, Dec. 2:-Kate
Wass, of Perth .Amboy, was this
morning placed under three years
probation by Judge Lyon for assault
ing Mary Kalwaycz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
MILLIONAIRE, I'd, WEEDS.

' 81 49, TIE Ut
Virginia. Marries Miss WohbIe.
Suffolk, Va, Dec. 2.-Pembroke D.
Gwaltney, ST., the peanut king OF
Smithfeld, Va, and Miss Matte
Womble of Virginia Beach were
quietly married here and left for a
ong southern trip. The bridegroom, a
millionaire, Is seyenty-four years old.
He made nearly all of his fortune out
If peanuts within the last nine years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
Rahwl

Railway, Dd
ed in the hom
| tate, in Mai1
street yesterdd
structure, and
q lively blaze
several fire cor
ly. Under the
| B. Toms they 4
| control. The ,
F.! the house was
! reach $500.
a defective fiji
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02

Speciat By "a
Paris. Da
and M. FaI
feet in an
escaped inju
ing q flight
when the e
machine plul
the earth.
smashed to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-02
STREET,
ExEMH

yesterday, thet
ed that street
not included Il
act OF 1909,
of railroads foTy
sulting from th
person having chaPd
any signal, switch,
CINE or train on a RI
Since the passage
1909 a number of act1
ages have been brg
street railroad comnd
ground that acciden
to the negligence
These suits were
railway companies
ment that they were m
the act of 1909. Yes
sion was based upon
terposed by the Pr
way Company, in
ages instituted
over. The dec
suited in suf
company DER
The opinios
turn deals SCI
ton to be /
1909, with
to street ra
of his opinV
|. ! | ! = :
THE poj
Speciat By u
Paris. Dc
and M, Fay
feet in an
escaped inju
ing a flight
when the e
machine plui
the earth.
smashed to
Rahw
Railway, Id
ed in the hom
tate, in Mari
street yesterda
structure, and
q lively blaze
several fire cor
ly. Under the
B. Toms they {
control. The
! the house was
reach $500. Z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
WOEFUL WEEPING
BY MARCUS
AUREL|US
Newspaper Hands Out
Cold Package to Former
Delegate III Congress,

Especial correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Prescott. Aril. March 29-~With
sume rather sad and pessimistic pre-
I dictiuns regarding the fate OF the
statehood bill. the Hon. Marcus Azure
lius Smith, one time delegate from
Arizona Ia congress ana reputed "a be
an uspirant for a s"cnatorship. has RE-
turned to his bailiwick from Washing
ton The Prescott Journal Miner
passes il out cold 10 Marcus as fol-
lows.
The only Marcus Aureus Smith
who for twenty Years fOolcd the patti
pnt citizens of Arizona with his plati-
tndes. until they finally woke up and
sent HIM down To ignominious defeat
al the last election, choosing I'm his
stead Delegate Ralph C~ameron-fl
man who does things Instead of ped
ding platitudes-hus returned 20 -Ari-
Iunu.
AS usual the gentleman. who has
his winter residence Ia Kentucky. his
summer residence in Catalina during
the fishing season and sojourns in
Arizona once m a. while especially
When he believes Ice has a possibility
OF being elected To amy office, pours
forth "a lament that would bring tears
from "a rock. We're not Marcus So well
known that his beautiful language.
his smooth easy, Well-loundcd. ilu-
.tnt sentences, no longer deceive nor
detudO the Arizona citizenship.
"lf the statehood bill now pending
before the United states Senate comes
60 "a iinnl vote | ann positive that it
Win pass. although there Is Intense
opposition Ia the bin in the senate hy
republican leaders. including Senators
Hale. Adiieh Fryr Lodge and Crane
These gentlemen viii defeat the bin ii
they posslhlN can do SCI without expos
ing THEN purpose to do IT, The rr-
publican leaders of the house have.
as is usual In their consideration uf
statehood matters, relied upon the on
position ol the senators, aud hereto
tore these house members have never
relied in vain upon the senators.
The purpose nov seems a. Doe To
pass ntl the great appropriation bills
~ Tue house and thus create "a con-
gcstion ol business i'm the senate. The
statehood Ntll must, of course. giVc
Way TO amy OF the great appropriation
bills
The senate HOW has before it what
IS generally known as the railroad him.
one of the pet measures OF President
fatt That measure is meeting with
intense opposition at the hands eft the
democrats and the nsurgcnt repubii- /
In my opinion this hin viii hc (
debated probably for five on six weeks
in the senate aud 10 has already push 4
the statehood hin ont of tho way
Tart and these leaders
/ lave already named ate ,N-
.frmclN anxious that congress should
adjourn not later than May ION The
business or which D have spoken to-
With several other OF Presi-
Tart pet measures. viii take up
very minute oi the time between now
fNp date ON Whirn 10 is frNfsF.I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
MUST STAY ON THE
JOB OR GET
DOCkED
.ULTlMATUM TO TRUANT
MEMBERS OF HOUSE
Stampede Of Republican Mem
berS Makes It Necessary to
Close Doors and Start Search
for AbSentees,
Morning Journal Eureau,
6l3 Munsry Building.

Washington. d. g.. March %.
stay on The job or get locked q
days Wagcs,"-$20.
That was the ultimatum issued In
the house To truant members during
the parlous DAYS recently when IN,
power of The organization was over
thrown. The first day OF insurgenc,
success a consultation of the roll calls
revealed TO the leaders that exactly
90 republican members ahsentet
themselves from the house without
leave of absence. or. what is more inn
portant. without being paired.
The upshot was that the doors were
closed To prevent the escape Of those
present and the observation-disclosures
was directed To- bring in the a~hsentees.
This means business. said CON
sressman Dwight. the republican
whip. Members viii have To come
To the house ana attend 10 the public
business, ana "a quorum will Doe insist
ed upon from now ON"
Members of congress are adequately
paid for their services. There was
no cutlery when the annual salary WAS
raised from $4,000 10 $500. Public
approval was given to this increase.
But "A member of congress Who ac-
ccpts this $500 salary is in honor
hound To render public service i'm re-
turn therefor lie does not ana cam
NOT render such service unless he be
in his seat cr at work ia his committee
when eonsrcss is in session.
His attendance upon his duties. if
made compulsory. should bee re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

After q delay OF weeks Il Is now
thought that the 'lost weir az Nujen
viii he shortly %unearthcd
a stationary engine, with q pump,
IL being o%yerhauled in the san Hcr-
nardino shops md the first Of next
week VIII be taken to the scene Of the
buried wrll.
This ~ the aftrsian we'll ubiiterated
from view ny The Hood al the first OF
the ytaf, and which since has remain
ga lost. Through the records 81 an ald
suit the exact location Of enc Wcil 3.
known, although for many WyplSs thc
men ~ iht water service dennffmah
were haffied inttheir efforts To- flnl ii.
The wen is stili buried. but al
keenbrouk, several mites south. where
the pipe iina loads. wnter is still Flow
ing indicating that " ~ net seriously
damaged,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
MAN STRUCK BY
MONKEY-WRENCH
MAY SUCCUMB
SylvanuS Johnson of Roswell
Unconscious and is Given Up
by Physician AssaiIant Is
CapeS,


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Roswell. y. NJ, March 29.-Syl-
vanus Johnson, who was hit in the
head with a mo"nkcy-wrench hurled
IRON a passing wagon, striking him
as he sat IN an automobile seat. be-
came unconscious today M his phYsi-
clan states that he cannot recover,
His assnilant has escaped.
Insurance Dispute Settled.
Tho controversy between the New
Mexico National Life Insurance COM
pany and its promoters, Williams and
company, WAS settled today by the
promoters acceDtanCc OF a compro-
mise proposition from the insurance
company. The articles Of agreement
are yet to be drawn but the main
points are agreed upon.
Williams and company will quit
the service Of the insurance company.
and go either 20 New York or Cali
fornia.
The insurance company will take
out II new charter in New Mexico. and
reopen business under a new manage
inent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
SERVICE IN
MAGDALENA
important Improvements in the
Telephone SYSTEM Snow
Storm Visits Town. Water
Supply Still DemoraIized.
Especial correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial correspondence to Morning Journal
Mugdalena, y. "a, March gov
ing 10 the increased demand for tele-
graph service by M|agdaieua residents.
the telephone company mas recently
Installed another block on the board
here, thereby doubling IT'S capacity. A
number Of new phones have been
Installed the last week. but the work
Is held up now ON accoun of lac
Of instruments a supply Is on the
way ana Il is ho3ed 10 be able TO ac-
-rotnmodate new subscribers soon.
Ia addition 70 the above improve
ments, g battery ringing system has
been put in. replacing the ola style
generator system This saves much
tsme ana lanor 10 the operator
Tbs high winds OF the last few days
tilallX blew up a snowsturm last
night Today it Il clear ana cold. hut
II Is not believed that the fruit viii.
be hurt.
The waterworks have not been
tried yct, and the town still continues
dry. save for the drug store, and the
railroad track. There Is no fire pro-
lection at a1l and extra vigilance Is
being used by every one a force is
AZ work on the pumps and the re
paifs are being rushed ns fast as pos
sihle.
Deputy Sheriff j. Jose Baca has
been IVA the west end of the county
the last few days scrvin- s%uboOcnas
Ranger lthinohprt of the e. s. r.. s.
W. NJ Borrowdale returned ycyter-
" al ~ocorro today ass "a witness IN
several oasoA.
day from An nQtpmohiie TIP TO the
head ef the ruHrosa. He was gone
two days ana covered two hundred
miles, with vcrvf littlc trouble to tho
machine. The roads are very dry aud
the return 4rip Was made IN "a hli2-
zlfd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
MOUNTAIN, VALLEY
AND PLAINS ROAD
IS CERTAIN


Early construction is looked for On
thu Mountain, valley aBd Plains raii-
road which is 90 build from oklahoma
aud Texas into north New Mexico.
The Dalharf Texan says
I'm response 60 an Inquiry this
week avs 10 the rrugreHs Of the Noun
tain VALLEY a Plains railway, Presi
dent Del " Harrington stated That
j n. Cognn 81 Canton. Ohio, who rep
resents The eastern shareholders, was
here last Friday
Everything IS moving along splen-
didlv.' be said, and the plans Of the
company are working out exactly al-
though not ny rapidly as some Of us
bad hoped for
"Rut IL Is a seven million dollar
proposition and work Of TINT maRni
tude Is not accomplished Ia a day
hut There Is no reason for discour-
agement on the part of the citizens 81
the Panhandle. for the road Will be
built and there is no possibility Of tho
work not going forward to compile
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
RUE BILL
RETURNED BY
GRAND JURY
Annex to Court House Recon-
mended for Use Of u, S, Court
Officials David Baca on
Trial for Assault at Socorro,
Especial Correspondents. "a ,roru.a- ,ournarl

Especial Correepondence 20 STorp:n= Jouruail
Soeorro, \ NJ. March z9-AfteI
being IN session for eight days the
grand iurs in the district court here
made it's report to Judge Mechem to-
day and was discharged The grand
jury reported twenty-eight true bills
and thirty-one no bills. after examin-
ing 175 witnesses. The grand jury's
report commended the efficiency ana
diligence of District Attorney John T..
Griffith. A committee visited and in
spected the county jail which was
found clean and in satisfactory con
dition. some minor repairs being
recommended. The books Of the
county officials We're found in good
shape n the records kept in a bust
ness like manne 1t was recommend
ed that an be built to the court
house for the benefit Of the United
states court officials, the OFFICES being
crowded for by the present arr
rangement. The indictments report
ed were generally minor offenses.
David Baca. Of San Antonio was
placed on trial today Oh the charge OF
assault with a deadly Weapon ana the
case is expected To go TO the jury late
tonight with a probable verdict to-
morrow morning
Socorro is fun of visitors during
the court term. many people being
here from various parts of southern
New .dexico as witnesses. attorneys,
defendants, etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
SCHOOL OF MINES 10
NAME FACILITY TO-DAY

The regular annual meeting of the
board of trustees OF the New Mexico
school of Mines Will be held tomor-
row at which they viii wind UP the
business for the term and elect a
faculty for the ensuing year. The
school has passed a particularly sue
cessful year and prospects are bright
for a big increase in attendance and
Improvement in the excellent standard
OF the work NOW done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30
Lve WeDs From Mew Mexco and Arizona
What's Doing MOver the Great Southeast

ground with o view 20 building IA new
passenger ana freight depot, as well
as making other extensive improve
ments nt their property in this city.
II Is also talked Of 10 erect the new
passenger depot on q different site
from Tire ola one ana convert the
present passenger station into a.
freight depot. The present quarters
are entirely 100 small for the amount
OF business clayton receives. ana the
new building is looked for with much
pleasure hy the many patrons. ebay
ton has long passed the ordinary town
far an ordinary depot, there being
such q volume OF homeseekers and
peoplc from other parts of the coun-
try coming IN as well as the large
amount of freight hauled, that not
only the city, bnt the railroad COM
pany as wefl have seen the need OF
and more e~ommodiOus quar-
ters"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

a steel shaving az The result OF
good lathe work was turned bS
Thomas Alien IN the shops Of The
Santa re ~ In Junta. colo. The
shaving measured 15t feet In length
with this outside diameter of the curl
I " inches. thickness 81 the shaving
3-32 nf an inch ana the depth Of cut
g-lG a. an inch. II Was turned from
the axle 81 an old 507- class locomo-
tive, This is one al the best records
ever heard ~ aud Is "a close second
10 The one made ia April, l9ps, b.
Frank ShiNcly ia the Santa Fe shops
ht cleburne. Texas. when ne turned
or a shuving Isl feet and ) inches
long.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30


in The desire for 4 fun. representa-
tive expression by the house. only 10
be had with The members in their
seats.
Before Congressman James a.
Tawney Of Minnesota became chair
man Of the house committee on APP
preparations he was party whip in the
house. In those days rounding up
members to vote was a more difficult
task than il is today. The republic
cans only had "A majority OF fourteen,
and every time the democrats discov-
cred fourteen or more members absent
they proceeded 70 harass the major
NY,
As q result II these tactlqS Mr. raw
ment the bonea - - naar ,n,n :,
.dourned afg o.aino,, nh iS ata -
bis business ~ Ennw wnera 10 AN.
un,t his bnnas. ~ m.n,har. -, cnans
Inc chamber wbn ,rero n,i,a1 ,vf,h.
democrats
Mr. 1,a,vnev il somathinp ar . s,a.o
driver ANYWAY He is bimsnlr a 40
mon for work Whom his .omn,ittao
is CONSIDERING bie aunronriatfon bils
he sncns mo members u-orkfng untn
measures ,ro ont or ~ wov po-
Ing a hard worker btmseIf be bas no
.uotience with tbo drones Of rho bouse
A few dovs ago The democrats TOM
porarik. eontrotled tbe bo,sa hacauso
many republicans were absent About
/ o'clock on Tho dny following this
incident Tawne, Vas seated IN nc
obbv snokino . oieor
floor ~ tho hn,ee ,vnartng h,t ana
o~vereoat. ana WALKING toward me exit
"yvhere are Won going ~ asked Mr.
Tawnev.
.ao,.. .h ,,
,,i,a ,tau. Ut ~
r
We'll, femarke Mr. Tawney. you
are a fine imitation of a member of
congress who is paid $1,000 a year.
Who ever heard tell OF n majority
control of the floor when
a lot OF buffers like you go rambling
off to their offices to write letters
back home saving what hot stuff you
are Why don't you get out of bed in
the morning early enough to clean up
your correspondence before oon and
stay around the house during the ar
ternoon so you will be IN the job
your vote is needed. Now, AIR.
CongI essman, take a tip from me.
There is an attendant in the republi-
cloak room who viii AXE care Of
hat ana coat until s O'Clock, I'd
advise YOU to avail yourself Of his
services
Sooner or later, every member of
he house has to go To Mr.. Tawney To
urge appropriations for his district.
so the member to whom Tawney di-
-ected his remarks postponed his let
-er-writing until night.
Common complaint is made by peo-
Die having to do with congress daily.
IS well as daily visitors from the
states, tnHI many members oil the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

An automobile route about TO
miles long is just being established
between Pennington and Gallup Via
Pueblo Bonita. This viii be a great
advantage t. the country while the
other lines are building.-Farming-
ton Enterprise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

Good goods always attract atten
ton.
Inferior goods are often sold. but
they never bring fresh customers to
the store.
We carry a fine line of vehicles and
harness.
The quality in me line compels the
quality in the other.
1t matters not if you are looking
for a Runabout, Phaeton or Surrey
we have the article and VT have the
harness to go with it.
No prohibitive prices. either; we
are satisfied with 4 reasonable mar
sin. II VIII pay you and pay you we'll
to come and see us.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

For 30 wears lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound Nas been the standard remedy for
irtnair Ills. No sick woman does Justice To
herself who viii not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands Of cures to it, credit.
E1XE- If the slightest trouble appearS which
~ you do not understand. write To Mrs.
Pinkham AZ LINN. Mass, for her ad,icc-tis
free and always helpful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

Postmasters appointed for New Mex
leo and Arizona;
Thomas Clarence Walker, Heaton.
n. NJ.
Henry y. Byron, Blacktower, y NJ.
George w. Rogers, Hobbs, Eddy
county. \. NJ.
Frederick =. Hawkins, Banks, n. NJ.
Howard A. Bragg, Co%llinsville, N,
NJ.
Charles W. Mcneil, Mosquero n. NJ.
Charles Henry stanton, Canyon,
Sandoval county. n. NJ.
Lewis u Donehoo, Havener, Curry
county. ~. NJ.
Roy Guild. Bedrock, Arizona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

first-class business men-the best OBJ
tainable in the various districts men
who will take an interest in the gem
raj welfare of the country, and re-
main on the job each and every day
possible during the entire session.
The house, only a few days ago.
passed an appropriation bill providing
for the compensation of its members
for the next fiscal year. For this pur-
pose the sum of s2.9S9, 500 was voted.
This amount is for one Years pay, on
~. In addition, Sl54,000 vas voted
for mileage. at the rate OF 20 cents
per mile for each member travelling
TO ana from congress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-30

TO suppose mat u Lydia Z. PnkhamS Vegetable Com
pound had the virtue TO help these women it will help anv
other woman VINO IS suffering from the same trouble
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-04
IT

medical skill and care for those who come to the Institute
The Neal Cure purely vegetable and is taken internally SO
hee are none OF the painful hypodermc injections so
mon with other treatments and the worst cases are
petey cured in three days that the patient business
man need not be detained for long from his business and if
with family dependent upon him he can at once after th
tnree days are over, return to his usual duties
The Neal Cure is successful no matter whether the
patient is habitual drunkard pper or social drnker or
one who goes on periodical sprees Each and
e completely cured IN three days time and all desire for
liquor in any form perfectly eradicaed This has been
IN nearly four thousand treated at Neal Institutes in
the past few years every success every cure living
monument TO the efficacy of this wonderful discovery which
mas reVouonlzed the whole method of treating the drink
habit and has more cueso its credit than all others combined
In recent address before the Connecticut State Con-
ference of Charities and Correction Amos Gvens M d
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-04
The Neal Cure Is Making Good Citi-|
ZenS From Drinking Men

treatment on Wednesday. Dec Sth,
1909, and discharged as cured and re-
turned home on the following Saturday
evening, having been in the said in
stitute under treatment just three
days. This man as I personally know
had been hard drinker for several
years-in fact had. reached the point
where l am sure he could not control
the appetite for liquor. Since taking
the cure this man has greatly improved
both physically and mentally. The
habit and desire seems to be entirely
eradicated, and / feel that the cure
is permanent. His general health is
good and nervous system wonderfully
improved. / also know Of four other