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From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
There was woman in black in
Mankato, and she is suspected of hav-
ing been connected with the murder
of Wheeler, the Webster City, Iowa,
man. However, she was not run down
by either the police or the detectives.
She is still at large.
A mysterious woman in black has
made her appearance in Winona. Up
to date this strange female has COM
mitted no serious crimes or slain any
one of the male persuasion. But she
has scared number of people out of
a weeks growth.
Police Not Notified.
Although the police department of
Winona has received no official COM
plant of the meandering or pranks OF
this much feared individual during the
past few days, authentic report is to
the effect that the strange woman,
clad i'll garments that make her al
most invisible until within few inches
of person, has been frightening peo-
pie in that city for the past week. In
the vicinity of the corner of Wabasha
and Franklin streets it is said she was
last seen.
Peered Into Young Lady's Face.
A prominent young lady resident OF
Winona several evenings ago was walk
ing rapidly toward her home alone
when, while passing an alley, the wom-
an sprang from secluded spot, peered
into her face and then disappeared.
The woman ran for several rods and
into the home of a family residing
in that section. She is described as
having been about medium in SIZE
wearing black dress and hat, with a
long black veil.
Attacked Young Man.
One night, a week or more ago, a
young man accompanied his lady-love
home from the theatre. After bidding
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From Saturdays Daily.


Heron Lake, Mimi, October o.
Governor Eberhart, speaking before the
assemblage of editors of the second dis
trict here yesterday, roundly scored the
attitude of James Gray regarding coun-
ty option, and stated that Gray's
much talked of sympathy for the pro.
posed new liquor law could be con.
strued in but two ways, that of hy-
procrisy in order. to gain votes or that
of violation of the oath of office which
any governor has to take when ac-
cepting the office.
Any attempt upon the part of the
governor to force, through the legis
lature by the prestige of his position
any bill, Governor Eberhart contended
would be in violation of the oath OF
office. The option matter, he said
was purely and squarely up to the
legislative districts of the state and
no big stick methods could be used
by the governor without imperiling
the dignity of the position.
What Governor Eberhart Said.
The governor, who was the last mar
called upon, spoke briefly as fol-
lows:
MY opponent has said that if elect
ed he will recommend to the legisla-
tnre the passage of county option
bill. If this statement simply means
that he is for county option for the
purpose of securing votes and makes
this promise with no intention of keep.
ing it. it is hypocrisy. / do not say
that it is this, but say that if that
is his purpose it is hypocrisy. If he
says that if elected governor he will
use his power to secure a county op.
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One day only and return each IS days

Cures permanently the cases he I'M
dertakes and sends the incurable home
without taking a fee from them. This
is why he continues his visits year aft
er year, while other doctors have made
a few visits and stopped. DR.. Jones is
an eminently successful specialist in
all chronic diseases, proven by the
many cures effected in chronic cases
which have baffied the skill of other
physicians. His hospital experience and
extensive practice have made hirn SO
proficient that he can name and locate
disease in a few minutes.
Treats all durable cases of Lung Dis
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Stomach. Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Gravel, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Nervous
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Skin Diseases. Epilepsy, Appendicitis.
Rupture and Bright's Disease, Diseases
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Absorption treatment given for Cat
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Special attention given to all Surgical
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From Thursdays Daily.

FTUHf HUTSudyS Daily,
That the people of the second con-
gressional district are taking more
than passing interest in the congress
sional contest, is evidenced by the fire.
|guent communications on the situation
that appear in the press. One of these
communications appeared in the cur
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-10-28

her fond adieu at the gate, the
young fellow strolled slowly toward
his own home, thoughts of love occu-
pying his mind Suddenly he heard
footsteps to the rear. He turned to
find the woman in black close upon
him. Her pale face-she wore no veil
on this occasion-was in marked cout
trast with the black garments she
wore. Her wild eyes snapped fire and
she appeared like one who had lost her
reason. The young man became fright
ened and he performed a Marathon
stunt that was spectacular indeed. The
woman followed short distance, her
maniacial laugh cutting into the mid
night stiffness.
The mystery of the woman in black
has not been solved in Maniato. She
also battles the wise ones in Winona.
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Chronic Diseases of Men and
Women a Specially

Space forbids the mention of but few the
Chronic Diseases which treat . I boil mel an
women. If you nervous excitable al II. table
despondent. weak and asily tired out. If bays
lack of energy, want of confidence, depostin urine
or IL you are a woman and have headache. backach
pain in side. my treatmenti remarkably success
full Married ladies should be accompanied by theii
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Piles injre the general health produce gestion
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Wonderful Cures

Perfected in old cases which have been
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Address DR.. ADDISON.JONEs
7o4 0AKW00D BLVD, CHICAGO.
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New York. October 2G.-Owing to
strenuous objections by several fashion
able patrons of Delmonico's. Mrs. W. X.
Vanderbilt. Jr., no longer dimes in pub
lie with the one who has been her
constant companion since her arrival
from Europe. Mrs. Nanderbilt's COM
panion has been banished from a seat
beside the young society matron in
the main dining room III tie Fifth ave-
nue. restaurant and is now forced to
dine in the Ordinary" Although the
ordinary is set apart for Wallets and
other servants, Mrs. Nanderbilt's COM
panion has not been heard to complain.
Now and then he lets out a Joyous
bark as some choice morsel is handed
to him, but nothing more.
Revolt On Wednesday.
Up to last Wednesday. when the re-
volt came Mrs. Vanderbilt had appear
ed frequently at Delmonico's with
little French poodle scarcely larger than
a dolls muff huddled contentedly in
her arms. She bore the little creature
to her accustomed table and fed him
tidbits which the head waiter fetched
at her direction. Most of the fash
ionable Delmonico habitues thought
Mrs. Vanderbilt and the dog made a
pretty picture. But there We're others
who were so seriously disturbed that
they demanded the dogs removal.
Protests Were Made.
Protests were made to the head
waiter and then to the proprietors.
After lengthy consultation a COM
mittee of one was appointed to wait
upon Mrs. Vanderbilt. The committee,
all a-tremble, told Mrs. Vanderbilt of
the objections of the other patrons.
"They have threatened to leave if the
dog dimes here again" was the message
conveyed as automatically as possible
to the society leader. This was last
Wednesday and the pet poodle was
cuddled up in the arms of its mistress.
20, well,' replied Mrs. Vanderbilt. with
a sigh. Il suppose my little pet must
60. But it does seem a shame" That
same day the poodle was banished to
the ordinary. And the maids and Wallets
say the poodle has better time than
when it was above stairs.
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DR.. ADDISON JONES

The regular and reliable Chicago
specialist now making his fourth
years monthly visits to Mankato
will be at
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The dances gwen at the Free Press
and Knights of Columbus halls last
evening, free to all ticket holders,
were largely attended. The farmers
boys came in numerously, but gener-
ally without ladies, so that there
were not enough girls to go around
but this was not allowed to detract
materially from the enjoyment of the
affairs. Good music was provided.
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In the matter of culverts and bridges
the commission has adopted the plan
of putting in permanent structures
Wooden ones rot out and spoil the
drainage. Corrugated iron culverts do
not begin TO compare with cement or
stone, but are better than wooden or
even vitriied pipe. The iron pipe
must be tested by the sulphuric acid
test. If it is pure ingot iron the acid
will have no effect, but if it is steel
it viii be eaten up in twenty.four
hours. There is acid in the soil, and
the taxpayers want culvert that will
last for years. So, there are different
kinds of gravel. If it is good for a
roadbed it is not likely to be good for
concrete. If it sizzles up in water it
shows that it has lime. Culyerts
should be built of concrete or stone
when possible Concrete floors should
be put on all bridges strong enough to
hold it, as it does away with the need
of repairs. Concrete abutments and
floors are required for all bridges
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
FAST MAIL SERVICE
FOR ROSWELL
BY AUTO
Big Improvements Between
Vaughn and PecoS Valley
Planned; Three New Cars
viii Be Placed in Service Az
ter July /.
Dispatch to the Morning Journal

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
Roswell. n. NJ. June 11.-Big i'm
Drovements are announced to go in
to effect on the Roswell-Naugn mail
and passenger automobile stage at
the time the new postal fiscal year
opens. July /. The old four year con-
tract Of the Roswell Auto company
with the postoffice department eX-
pires on hat day n after that n
new schedule is to go into effect,
bringing the mails from Albuquerque
and Los Angeles and all points west,
as well as FL Paso on the south and
Kansas CITY and Chicago east via the
Rock Island. This viii throw all these
mails into Roswell in the middle OF
the dav instead of late in the after
noon. The Quick time will be made
possible bv the installation of three
new. high mower cars that have been
made especially for this mail route by
the Buick people. The new cars will
be here in ten davs hut they do not
20 on the road until July /. Mean
while every foot of the hundred mile
road will be worked. The new cars
are extra large. to accommodate more
Messengers. and will be the best the
factory can turn put.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
DECLINED TO PICK
UP HAT AND
WAS STABBED
Bernardo Durand Held at DEM
ing With Intent 10 XIII Her
nandez Montenegro Other
Items of Interest.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Deming, n. NJ, June 1t.-Bernardo
Duran was arrested Thursday after
noon at Akela, twenty miles east of
Deming, by Deputy Jim kealy. being
charged with assault with attempt to
kill. 1t seems thai the trouble arose
from Hernandez Montenegro's refus-
al to pick up Duran's hat which had
blown off. Duran stabbed Montene-
gro in the breast, but the wound is
not fatal.
Jew sam and Shu Wins, two China
men. were ordered deported today af-
ter trial before L. $. Commissioner
McKeyes. Decision has not yet been
rendered in the case of Leong HlnE.
Fl. w. Clark, deputy U. S. attorney.
had charge of the prosecution. w. II.
Cassman, deputy L. s. marshal, IS al
so in attendance at the I. $. com
m%issloner's court.
The Deming Water company has or
dered a thirty horse power electric
motor to take the place Of the saso-
line engine now in use. fne Dem
ing Ice and Electric company Will
furnish the electricity for running the
motor.
w. III. Newton, of Bellevue. Mich.
is visiting his son. Harry Newton, and
prospecting in the valley.
George r. Lebanon, of El Paso.
who has large holdings of city lots in
Deming, and also valley lands, is IN
town today, looking after mis- various
interests.
George II. Carse, an Iowa lnrmer. Is
prospecting in the valley this vee''.
+. A. Carr returned yesterday from
Las Vegas where he has been attend
ing the annual G. A. r. encamrnent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
ROSWELL COUNCIL
IS SOMEWHAT
PUZZLED
Passed SprinklIng Ordinance
But Doesn't Know Whether
Rate Was Sufficient Vets
and Dries Still Fighting.
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal

Isnecial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
Roswell. y. NJ, June 1.-THE city
council of Roswell on Tuesday night
nossed an ordinance providing for a
snecial tax for sprinkling purposes.
covering all real estate in the thickly
nopulated portions of the city. The
ordnance was declared passed. by
MAYOR George Il. Veal on a bare ma
iority vote of the counCilmen elected.
Tho fact that the adopted rules of
rho body provide that in the passage
of ordinances touching AK, appro-
nriation of money, etc, n tWo-thirds'
ma iority of the councilmen elected is
renuired, gives room for argument
over the declaration that the ordin-
ance was passed. Acknowledging this
room for doubt, Mayor ii. + Veal last
night publicly announced the with
draWal OF his offer to furnish the
funds to buy the four extra teams
and sprinklers needed TO extend the
shrinking districts to streets not COW
cred 1T present. Furthermore, Mayor
Veal announced that he will do moth
ing toward enforcing the sprinkling
ordinance until the council sees fit to
give Il q two-thirds vote. The mayor
took this stand after City Attorney II.
NJ. Dow had announced that a test
suit should be filed covering the ma
jOIity question.
The council also passed an ordin-
ance providing for the tax levy, doing
so with the same bare majority given
for the s%prinkling o%rdinace. This act
was declared legal, however, since
territorial law provides specifically
for such cases and commands that
the tax levy be fixed by city councils
before July l.. The tax levy provides
for an increase or one mill over last
year and the wet" members of the
city council opposed il on that
ground. The sprinkling ordinance
win indirectly throw more money
into the general fund of the city and
it was the .wet" members of the
council who opposed this ordinance.
also. They are opposed to making up
by extra taxation, the $4,000 lost by
the city in the saloon license money
heretofore collected, All this trouble
has resulted from ono dry" member
leaving for q two months trip to New
York. Before he left the dries had
a t~wo-thirds majority.
The council passed unanimously ar
ordinance putting the business of the
city under a city supervisor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12

for one, the case with which II can be
reached. The spirit Of the people and
the benefits in tonnage to be expect
ed. MIR. Healy is now promoting a
road from q point on the New Mexico
Texas line near Tucumcari, y. NJ,
south throueh the western tier of
Texas Panhandle counties TO Pyote,
near Barstow. Texas. From here he
went to Texico and Farwell, Texas,
on business connected with the line
mentioned, hui win return in ten days
to take up the railroad proposition in
Roswell. If the people of Roswell
will make him the same offer they
did Edward Kennedy, namely, n bonus
of 100000 in cash, a r~ight-of-way
from Roswell to the Texas line and
terminal grounds, he says he Will sive
bond in ten days for the building of
a read. His ~favorite route Is direct
frem Dallas to Roswell and thence
northwest TO the ffagan coal fields of
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
FOREST FIRE NEAR
MAYHILL n. NJ.
Rangers at Work TO Save VAL
liable TIMBER Cattlemen Are
Driving Herds to PenaSco
River for Water,


Mayhill. y. NJ, June IA forest
fire started at the head of Curtiss
canyon this week and burned over a
good deal of country. Much timber
and grass is destroyed. Ranger An
derson of Weed and a force of men
ave fighting the flames and have it
under control.
Aqua Chiquita has gone dry and
the stockmen of this section have left
to roundup and drive all stool over
there to the Penasco river for water.
Ranger Plowman of Elk is in Carls-
on business.
There will be held here commencing
June Is, a joint camp meeting of the
Christians and the Christlaphians. j..
5. Woric of Dallas, a Christian minis
ter. viii hold d debate with the Rev.
J.. M. Tanner of Fort Worth, on sub
jects relatine to each creed. Prepare
lions are being made to entertain
large crowds.
The drouth still continues with no
sign of rain.
j. Il. G. Bell and wife have returned
from a weeks stay al sulphur Springs.
A small black bug has attacked the
corn and in some fields has utterly
ruined the crop. Some of the farmers
are blowing it up and planting millet.
". NJ. Bell and A.. j. Sewell viii
leave next week for Las Palomas Hot
Springs on account OF their health.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
FIRE BUG BURNING
ROSWELL HAY
Mysterious Incendiary Contin-
ues to Operate in Pecos City;
RobbS While Citizens Are
Fighting to Subdue Flames.
Especial Correspondence to Morning JournalI

Especial correspondence to Morning J0nrnaII
Roswell, n. NJ, June ll.-One
more fire started by '%firebues'' oc-
Cured here last night. Such fires are
becoming nightly events. Two large
stacks of hay, worth $14 per ton, in
the field of Parker Earle, were set
afire. and while the people were try
ing to save the hay, some miscreant,
thought to be the one who set fire
to the hay, rifled Mr.. Earle's tool
chest Of all his most expensive tools.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
ROYAL NEIGHB0RS FORM
ORGANIZATION AT ROSWELL
~Ispecial Dispatch 70 The Morning JournaII

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Roswell. n. NJ. June 1.-THE Roy
al NeiEhbors. an auxiliary OF the Mod
ern WOodmen OF America, were or
ganized here last night bv Mrs. Laura
+. HelIums. of Colorado Springs.
Colo. deputy supreme oracle. The
new lodge starts with twenty-five
members. The officers elected at or
g%anization arc: Oracle. Terah Tut
tie: past oracle. Lora b. Gibbany;
recorder. Emma Moore; chancellor.
Edna Rogers: inside sentinel. Daisy
Floyd: ]. T.. Gihbany, John
w. Rogers and Laura English; ply
sician, Or. T. NJ. Fisher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
NORMAL INSTITUTE
At SOCORR0
W. D. Sterling Of Albuquerque
in Charge of Work Assisted
/. by Prof. ESpinoSa of Univer-
sity of New Mexico,

| Especial Dispatch 20 the Morning Journal
Socorro. n. NJ. June 1.-THE local
normal institute is in session this
/ week. conducted by Prof. w. ID. Stcr-
ling of Albuquerque. and County
Superintendent j. A. Torres. Prof.
Espinosa of the University of New
Mexico, will assist during next week
and the last two weeks of the insti-
tute. The attendance is good.
Friday evening Superintendent Tor
res and teachers gave an entertain
ment in honor of Prof. Sterling. The
affair was held at Winkler's hotel and
an ENJOYABLE time was had.
e.. S. Court convenes here on
Monday. the 14th.
M Coonev Of the Big Rosey ranch
has sold his cattle to Messrs. Craig
and Lambert. His ranch is also leas-
ed under bond for sale to the same
The Seymore twins. who played at
the airdome in Albuquerque two
weeks ago finished a very successful
three DAYS engagement here Friday.
They open in Ell Paso Sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS WILL SATISFY YOUR WANTS

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. e.
The quality in one line conpsis the
quality In the other.
1t matters not II you are looking
for a Runabout. Phaeton or Surrey
We have the article and We have the
harness to go with It.
No prohibitive prices. either; we
are satisfied with a reasonable mar
gin. 1t will pay o and pay you wen
10 come and see US.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-12
ANOTHER RAILROAD
FOR ROSWELL
Rock Island Man in Pecos VAL
ley From Dallas and Asks for
Proposition From Citizens for
Building New Line,

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Roswell, n. NJ, June Injecting
with some of the business leaders of
Roswell, NJ. j. Healy of Dallas, rail-
road promoter, associated with the
Rock Island system, last night asked
for a railroad proposition from Ros-
wen. He says that Roswell is the
NEST natural point for a new railroad
in the southwest, considering its need