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New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
Lower Rates of Duty.

Second only to the amount Of revenue
produced comes the question of the per-
centage of duty collected, and here, de-
spite all reports to the contrary, the
Payne law shows lower rate of duty
imposed than any previous tariff law
from 1888 to the present time. The ad
valorem percentage for the nine months
ended with April on all imports has been
2091 per cent In the entire history Of
the Dingley law the percentage was
never so low, and under the much
vaunted Wilson law the percentage for
the three years averaged 21.O1. The
average percentage of duty under the
Payne law on dutia BILE imports has been
Alb, and here again the rate is lower
than under any previous law. Under the
Wilson law the average percentage for
the three years Of its life was $3.50, and
under the Dingley law it was never less
than 4241, which figure was reached in
1907. In the light of these significant
facts it is obvious how greatly the Payne
law has been misrepresented by ire
sponsible critics, who. in the absence OF
facts, have had the temerity to say that
il imposed a higher rate of duty on i'm
ports than most of its predecessors.
But not only is the average rate i'm
posed on dutiable imports less under the
Payne law than under any of its prede-
cessors, but the percentage OF I'M
portations free of duty is larger than
under any previous bill. with the single
exception of the Mckinley law where
the total of free imports was largely
augmented by the fact that sugar was
on the free list The percentage of i'm
uorts which have come in free under
the Payne law is 1899. Under the Ding
lev law it was 44.31. and under the VIII
son law 1882. AS has been said, the per-
centage under the Mckinley law was
larger. 53.04, but this was obviously due
to the inclusion of raw sugar among the
free importations. Eliminating sugar,
free importations under the Mckinley
law constituted only 1886 per cent of the
total impOrtations.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
EstelIe Reid Case Recalled.

The body of EsteIle Reid was found
on the beach near Naples. Italy. on April
o. of this year The body was scantily
clad. showed signs Of violence. and had
evidently been in the water about three
days. The Naples police held the
theory that she had been kidnapped on
board a yacht. robbed. murdered and
thrown overheard. Caspar S. Crown
inshield. American Consul at Naples.
after investigating secuted this theory,
and reported IL as his Belief that the
young woman had been drowned. either
accidentally or with suicidal intent
Miss Reid was a sister Of Mrs. Bertha
Reid Wells. of No. 400 Riverside Drive.
this city, and Of Mrs. John Blair. OK
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Continued an second mare,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy new
or those who use ii for
obstinate coughs, colds and irrita-
tions ~ the throat and lungs. ~
stands u~nrivalled as a remedy for all
throat and lung diseases Sold by al
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30

tion. Father Troy Is a genial semitic
man and an interesting speaker
The Rev. A Vernon BRYAN Gan uncle
Of Mr. Hugh NJ Bryant. 1.-THE neSi
Rhodes scholarship mar 10 ONford
from New Mexicol. gave ar interest
ing talk IN Rndey hall AZ s-le Friday
afternoon to the students and a soodiy'
number OF citizens. Nr. Hsryan has
spent nearly tair1y years ansonE the
japanese. the last station being at
Port Arthur, Mauchufia- He Is very
C~onVersant with the conditions in the
TAR east and spoke OF interests that
are not - freely discussed in the
papers and magazines. and gave his
amdierce a new insight into the sit
naticn.~ He spoke 81 the relation O.
America 70 japan and Of personal tx
.~periences and observations which. al
together. made an entertaining and
instructive address
The assembly hour al the university
has been changed o. le-4e in the
morning 10 s.f9 in the afternoon ON
each Monday. to better accommodate
citizens who may wish 70 attend The
hack wiM ran Tor these occaSi0ns from
MatSous Next Monday tomorrow, &
series OF lectures on Forestry VIII
begin. 10 b. delivered hy men in the
local service. All are invited TO AT
tend these lectures
ProfesSr Ho3Gin me an old school
friend AZ tire Alvarado last wee<-tne
&ife ~ John Y. GlelsSntr. the hanEer
frar1 Abilene kaS AIRS Giei$ner VS.
one time Mss Northc-fL and rnesV
frisEis had net sen each other iT
twenty-five years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
MILLION DOLLARS
NEW BUSINESS IN
NEW MEXICO
Remarkable Showing Made BY
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company; Heavy Loans in
Territory

One million dollars rev business in
the territory OF New Mexico in the past
months.
This is she phenomenal record 81
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY. as shown BY is i%nteresting
statement on anosher page q this
paper. Il is a record which IS = strik-
ing proof os the r~esuit-settns power
|of un-,o-dste. liberal methods h,isi-
ness like administration. able manage
.ment and team ~erk among the men.
and IS q record 81 which General
Agent =. r. S~chweRtker - this city is
justiuably proud. lie and his assist
ants have SET 4 new mark for The in
Iurarce business in New McNico and
al the present rate 81 increase in husi-
ness the record for the comng wear
win make the naSs wears business look
small
The showing Of ans million dollars
now business ruean that the Pacific
Mutual heads am competitors IN tn
southwest IL s. another interesting
~featur. az lhe company methods that
h, has placed Ss5.eae aoans IN New
Mexico in the uSSt year, including the
hlE loan uisds to The C~aurnsrvtal Clnn
l0f this citY. The company believes in
New Mexico and the southwest. and
believes thar hv assisting in the devel-
lopmfnt et the TERRITORY 3 resources II
Is Nniieng un IFS own business u is o
lhraad policy. the Success ot which has
heen tharouuhlv demonstrated
There ars some interesting figures In
'this statement Read 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

Drink Glorieta Beer. Phone 4S2.
w, a. Parr was 4 visitor IA tho city
yesterday from Winslow.
Attorney Isaac Earth has returned
from q business trip 10 liolbrook and
81. Johns, Ariz.
Col William N Berger. i consist
ent Helen booster, was in the city yes
terday from the cutoff town.
AIRS Thomas Stewart Of Santa Fo.
who has visited Albuquerque friends
for the past week, leaves today for her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob weinman left
last evening for Chicago ana New
York. where they will remain Tor Sow
|eral weeks.
Edwin Y. Ross. manager Of the
nluewater Developments company. has
returned from "A three months bust
ness trip 10 Chicago.
James C~osErovo. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
James C0sgi owe. Sr.. has returned
from = six months stay in Los An
|Reles.
Mrs. J wclvart Of the Weivari
Millinery company has returned from
IA tilp 10 the eastern markets. where
she purchased o line Of the latest
fashionable millinery for,tlle spring
trade.
Herculano Luccro, a ~iS-ycar.oid
hoy. WAS fined 50 by Police Judge
CRAIG Yesterday morning for trespass-
ms m Santa Fe railroad property The
boy vas picking IN stray humps Of coal
in the upper yards
" r, lin, advance man FOR The
Alaskan" arrived In the city vcstcr-
day 10 make ARRANGEMENTS for his biz
show al thr Ems thehter. February 9,
linl says his attraction is s0mcthing
brand new IN musical comedy.
eHIeaven-what is it and how to get
theTaH" IS the subject Of Rev. r. W
0tto's sermon AZ the First Methodist
lchurch tonight Tho subject indicates
that the sermon win dispense some
valuable information TO a number 81
persons.
Anyone interested in the sewine
class in connection with the Y. w. G..
A. MAY ph0ne or caIl az tho home
Monday afternoon. The first meeting
Of the class will he held AT the home
SATURDAY. February 8. from s,3e 20
s.sa in the afternoon.
Dr. and AIRS. Y. $. Cheyncy left
hast night FOR willard, who're they will
make their future home. For the past
lyear Dr. Chcyney has been surgeon
and physician for the American Lum-
her company at ketner. hut recently
! purchased a drug store II Willard, and
besides conducting the business. wAl
practice medicine.
Next Friday evening. February 4. a
ldehate on the commission form OF
government for cities viii he held un-
idei the auspices of The United Broth
isrhnads az the Highlands. at the Con-
lrreEationai church ATTORNEYS Francis
A. Wood and Isaac Narth viii take ths
affirmative. and W ~ Mttcall and
NJ n HFocan The negative side OF the
question The general publlc, csrcci-
alls the ladies. is invited
IL X Reddaii president 81 The u X,
BeAtan company. insurance experts
too New York. was in the cry ycstcr-
ldsy. the guest 81 Harry Rankin. Mir.
lBeddAn Is she son Of =. r. Eeddail,
president OF the Queen Insurance COM
panv and United States attorney Cor
1.-The ROYAL company. and has been for
lane past few weeks visiting In Silver
lCgtv and other New Mexico towns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
TAKES BAD FALL
OUT OF CONNER
BUzz-WAGON
Interesting Performance fea-
turing ]. Weinman's Driving
Outfit to Large Audience on
Central Avenue.

Every horse has his day. The i'm
pertinent automobile may have insol-
entity supplanted the equine quad
Iruped, but at least one horse got even
yesterday afternoon about . o'clock.
The big chestnut driven by ]. Vein
mann was stsmding or Central avenue
between First and Second streets at
tached TO the high carriage belonging
to Mr.. Weinmann, when lie suddenly
took a well developed notion TO run
amuck. During a horizontal bar act he
separated himself from the heavy car
riage which was left lying on one side
with a rubber tire torn of and other
wise slightly damaged. Doing a few
standing broad jumps across h street
the horse dragging his harness. took a
high dive and lit on top Of the white
automobile OF Dr, II. Conner which
was standing q%uisscent and inoftensivc
in front OF the entrance 10 the y T..
Armijo building. When officer Frank
Ouier and others succeeded in De
the horse from the auto. the
latter looked like il had heen in COLI
ion with an artiealated nlallet COM
pound locomotive. one Of the big
lamps in front was SMASHED into junk.
one Of the smaller ismps was put ont
OF commission. tha mud guards were
bent and twisted ana. in short the
devil wagon Was rendered practically,
80 70 speak. horse de combat. The
,carriag. was righted and dragged off
To the repair shop a The horse was
taken 10 a sanitariual.
At last Or. Conner had MOI
discovered what had happened. The
doctors face when he saw that buzz
Wagon must have been a study
AN automobile is not safe IN this
any more than these ram
.pagsous horses" Indignantly COM
.nIagncd Col ~ X. II. II. X Sellers yes
.teraay afternoon. II think We ought
sa have police protection. one doesn't
Idara 10 take an auto on the street
for fear OF being run down n mac
|erated by a savage horse. 4 gaso-
|Nne cart doesn't stand a chance ans
more
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS

II. At ANY TINE THE WATER
HAS To BIZ SfFIT OFF. NOTICE
WILL Re cINf> Ten MINUTES
RETORE BN -FOUR LONG BLASTS
on NHfSTTE AZ COMPANY
Plant.
WATER STPFTY COMPANY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
welding 10 the MAJORITY.

4 Philadelphia physician in declar-
ing that insanity wss frequently pro-
ductiee 81 sound iosic tempered BY
.wiL told the story ~ q patient he once
met IN an aSrlrm
he same across this patient while
sr-tlauS through the grounds and
stopping spoke 70 him. Aftee a brief
e-anreration On convantioral topics
s1e physician said
WHY ~ sou here
SIMPLY dlffarsucs Of opinion
replied the patient Z sid an men
we've mad. and an men said Z VAS riad
and the mailru --ilrpin-
cotr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
OLD ALBUQUERQUE
WAS FOUNDED IN
YEAR I742
According 10 Papers ia Posses
sion of Father Troy w h 0
Sheds Light on Early History
of Ancient Pueblo.

Father F. NJ. Troy Of the Old Town
thoroughly entertained tho university
students and faculty and a very few
citizens al Mondays assembly. by re
laUnS the early history OF old Albu-
~QuerQre. Tie quoted different authnri-
tfeS Tor placing the date at the origin
ot the old city as Tar hack as l54s-
Others ltse-and presented for inspec-
tion Of n audience four haptisgn1s
manuscripts recorded on January ~.
tsNs. in the old church by the plaEN.
The Give history OF the town has been
CLOSELY Identified wlth the history OF
iha church. The marriage ceremony
Of TIVE centuries aE0 was described
showing THAI the prospective bride
groom with his family went q the
home cf the expected bride when the
-mnmsntous question was n hs pro-
'nolnisd. ana there remained a Few
DAYS until the answer VAS oluciaiis
delivered. Considerable ceremony
prevailed The youns man had 10 Write
"a formal letter OF PROPOSE with SN-
aral afuEayi-s from rsSnrnsit HE per-
sons Father TOY showed % these
Marriage letters written IN lfsl. ana
suggested thar there would not De -
lm1ry divorces today Il Young people
esre rut % IS much trouble 20 set
married IS Ia those days Scnocls
were few and raaiuent1rf. but eVl-
.tsncfS u-ere fau1d az Individual dsVsl-
'cpmcrf NlSc ana 1rt ere Ver sin
.uie- Records show that cotton sas
.raisci in rhe f.4r Grllda valley and.
'nccple were tll-ht scv rc car Tor IT,
large houses around the open square
Indicated wealth and E0snirlhu and
~rrotectrr Tor q nuuh=r az fam
M r. z1e@ 81 uhirr THE houses
CONSTRUCTED were eIuL IT, hrcE.
e harsre& In some u1rrs 81 TIRE.
.wans ef ths nd church. there are
Ss~a az the original atoccs ~ b. seen
TN fsr-sS ID danger and attack the
was Errrn into ire erclos1rg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
STUDIO

wm 2 Walton the photoEapher.
who has been an inmate Of - jos
ephs Hospital fer th PAST tvo ws
returned 70 his home vcste-i8v. and
wishes 70 announce 70 his many pat-
ems that Tire st1dio wIu u open Tor
business SATURDAY. January -sth-
Mr. Walton regrets very much. the
enforced aelav IN finishing the Work
lh1f waS promised End desires a.
thank his patrons for the Kindness
and patience shown. All work nop-
in process ufn - carried ta cr-ule-
ton As soan as possible
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30

C~haubs-ain's Cough Remedy IS not
n common. everyday cough mixture
Z is . u~eritCrnus remedy o. al
Troublesome and dangerous compile
ficrs resulting from cold n the head.
threat. chest o. lungs sold BY al
DrU=gkl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
roTarors FOR f

We are booking orders for Early
Ohio potatoes for 4 carload Of seed.
We must haze your order on or before
February 10Th 10 not fail 70 get IN
on this carload shipment since il will
guarantee yen seed free from frost at
a low price Ne fXpect the car Ia ar
rive about March-lsf.
nITTNER-STAMM FRUIT co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30

To THOSE WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR >EW 9EB
CENTURY COLLAR SHARPER Or
FERS THE PERFECTION or COL
LAR COMFORT. DOE>>T CfSACk
THIN. EITuER- AND IITS IHE
'TIE slip EASY. IMPERIAL ACS-
pRV O. PHONE t4s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
HAbEAS CORPUS FOR
HUNTER TO Be
HEARD MONDAY
Writ Flied Yesterday Claims
Imprisonment Without Fair
Trial; New Suits Filed in Dis
tHct Court.

Attorney W. c. Heacoek. represent
ing c. W. Hunter. the city dog catcher
and poundmaster. vino was bound over
10 the grand jury Friday afternoon by
Justice OF the Peace Ferca in old Al
huauerqne. on a charge Of illegally dis
charging fire arms IN a settlement,
yesterday filed in district court a writ
|of hahcaS corpus for Hunter. The writ
stating as grounds for his release that
he had not had a fair trial that as an
.%0fflcer Of the city he had a right 70
carry and discharge firearms in the
city limits and that the charge pre-
'fnrred was for an act performed In dis
charge OF his duty.
Attorney iIeaeoek asked a hearing
ST once. but the courts TIME was fully
occupied for the day. and the hearing
was fixed by judge Abbott for 10
Monday morning. Hunters
release was asked pending the hear
ing. but this portion Of the order was
stricken out.
Divorce Suit on Trial.
In The morning the eeart continued
bearing the case of Franz Schmidt.
trustee Tor Jasper y. Brnyles. IS the
Bank al Commerce. This was inter-
.ruDtcd in the afternoon bv the divorce
.snlt OF Mrs Ernestine Can,rell vs. her
husband. f. Cantreil. ana in which
.caRtteH has flied "a eounter action
The ras1 was complcted and dccision
reserved. Attorney Modesto ortiz APP
pcarins for the plaintiffs and Summers
.Burkhart for the defense.
The schmidt exsse Will be continued
Monday.
Mckinley County Divorces.
Attorney Ruiz OF Gallup Yesterday
filed two actions in district court Tor
Mckinley county. both Tor divorce.
T. n. Slaughter sues Viola v
Slaughter. for divorce. on the ground
Of incompaubility Of temperament
The couple were married in January
.l9nS.
Rosa N. nacl sites Isnael Hac@ Ter
divorce an the ground OF aesertlon-
Attorney Elfego Eaca Yesterday flied
n suit against Luisa G. IA Chavez
asking $3.50 for attorneys fees.
Attorney Isaac 1safth tlrd q sN4'
for Gransfeia Hrott4ers against Mace
donio Torres. asking Judgment for an
account of S150~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30
POP CORN MAN GETS
BADLY BUSTED BY A
FRACTI0US PONY TEAM

Lovers Of hot roasted popcorn viii
he compelled 10 do without that lux
bury for the next few days as the re-
lSult at an sccidcnt which happened Ia
dad" McEirOys popcorn Nendlns
machine at ! o'clock yesterday after
noon. when a team al ponies owned by
a H.. StrOup and tied To n hitchins
most. became fractions and backed the
buggy tn which they were attached in
lao the rooster. overturnlng II ana
smashing 81 up pretty badly. Dad
who was standing near the machine
Iartempteai TO get il out OF the way De
il Was demolished. hut was NOT
entirely successful A Few days IN
Ithe blacksmith shep viii nut the ma
|chinc back IN n.eo WORKING erdet
ana NrcElroy VIII again vend his wares
as usual.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30

Sanitary rinmhing 4 Heating Co
Repairing = specially ioi south
Braadway. Phone sfs or Ills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-30

n yea nod = csrT-ntcr. telephone
Hc~z8tca. rh~,ns 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
pifcHFORK SENATOR
IS FAST RECOVERING
Mr.. Ti,lman Conquers Paralysis
By Sheer Force of
Will.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. March Is.---
Although a month ago his physical rs
gave no hope for his recovery. Sena :
tor Tiilman ts now strong e~oUsh To
stand trip from Washington u his
home at Treston. ). G.. and declares
to-day that he will. after a thorough,
rest. return to his duties in the SEN
ate
After his sud len attack o. Iiaraly-
sis the doctors stated that even In
the case of his recovery. which IL lin
probable. he would never regain mis-
pow err OF speech. ano had slight
CT arce OF ever having the use III his
rirht hand or leg. by shetr viii
power and his rugged constitute n.
however, the Senator fought back 10
life and comparative health
He 'lcaves this afteroon ut o'clock.
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Sophie Tillman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
Reports From BiaFFits Declare
King Edward Down With
Indisposition.

LONDON, March l6.-There Is In
ereasing uneasiness IN court and gov
eminent circles to-day over the I'M
favorab bile news from Biarrftz regard
ing the health of King Edward.
Early dispatches said the King was
suffering only from a cold. but 1t de-
valops that he has also had sevcral
chiils since going to the French re-
sort. His Illness would probably he
considered tflfiinE In a younger man
hut owing To the Kings age his in
dispositions always create alarm.
The Kings present illness ,s not
responding to the treatment that has
hitherto brought him relief In similar
attacks. He liz forced to- SPEND most
of his time indoors. and Is so disap-
pointed ever hi. indisposition that he
viii likely cut short his stay in Biar-
ritz and return to England.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
IEEIAIg ALMOST
ClUsEs TRAGEDY
Gun play Narrowly Averted Be
tween Passengers on N. &
w. Train.
GRUDGE LONG STANDING
Old Dispute Over Money Matters
Revived--0ther News From
Tazewell.
Especial to The Richmond virsinian. !,

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
TAzEwELI., VA. March t.
News reaches Taxeweil of quarrel
between two men which took place
on a Norfolk and Western train Tues
sulting in a tragedy. w. p. Fisher
ana w. p. Boyd. citiaeus of Rich
lands between whom a grudge ex-
listed. met on passenger train, and
each drew his gun to shoot, but we're
prevented by the timely interference
OF a passenger on the train
n Ii said that Boyd claimed that
Fisher owed him money, which he
Il Royde won at Fishers place in Rich
lands some time ago, and had threat
ened to kin Boyd on sight. The af-
fair created great excitement among
the passengers.
Big Land sale.
A land sale of considerable proper
tion was made here a day or two age,
Messrs. j. a. and Harry Buston
bought the fine blue grass farm of
o. AEhataaan,-Aaar- tau sav-ssssA-
joining the large farm Of j. q. BUS
ton. The price paid was $50 per acre,
.hA farm consisting OF s15 acres.
A chapter of the Junior order OF
American Mechanics was instituted
last night at Raven, n small town west
~ Taxewen number of the Nom
hers OF the lodge from Tsxeweli went
down to install the new mem bers. anu
put the lodge on its feet
News reaches Tazeweil that Mr.
George w. Gillespie. president OF the
TABeweli National Bank. has pur-
chased a fine home In Eustfs Fla,
where he is spending the winter with
his wife. Mr.. Gillespie is the father
OF Hon. Barnes Gillespie. the newt,
appointed district attorney for the
Western District Of Virginia. and one
81 TaxrweIl's weaithiest citizens
Or. Porter and his wife and bah,
are In town. the guests Of Captain
ana Mrs G. A. Fudge, Mrs. Porter's
parents DR. Porter lives in Charles
ton, N. Va .-.....----
Building Postponed.
The large hotel building which ~a'
to have been erected here this Spring
By Captain w r. Payne, seems e
have been indefinitely postponed
Bids were asked for and received
hut were 50 far in excess Of the arehi'
tect,s estimates that neither Of their
was accepted. and there the matter
rests. at least for the present.