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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
rnral,1e,I Man Tnd. Lifc.

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his bod, from the arm pits down did
not um!t tnD movements of Amiei N"n
T.akrsn. Chicagn tile setter en'et th
fo D revgut his committing shtcl"'- ilia
f..l rs. broken July ~ and above
t,ia raf in a hospital there had rteu
i, ,rrsurad ID frame with "a rope ana
mile. with which 20. could alter Nis
1.,..itinn when iatirued. BE uec ga.
r,pe around his neck nnd t"lfir"
himself about untn he died ai siransu-
iafiun,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
POLICE Al CHIHUAHUA
MAKE MANY ARRESTS.

Tl paso. Tex, Nov. l9,--The poIiee
OF Chihuahua, Mex. 800 miles south
of this city. are making hundreds OF
arrests OF persons suspected OF en-
tertaining revolutionary sentiments
The ials of the city. ii Is stated. are
crowded with incommunicado prison
ers. The entire police force has been
kept on duty for three days. day ana
night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
MADERO HAS DEPARTED
FROM SNN ANTONIO.

SAN Antonio, Tex. NOV. 1a.--It VAS
learned that Francisco I, Madcro,
former anti-re-electlonis candidate.
for president OF Mexico, left san AN
tonic Thursday night. His family ~
still here, but no Information is given
out as to his whereabouts. long
distance messaee vas received here
that man answering Maredo's des-
cription was seen at Carriho Springs
in Dmmit county. buying horses
There are four persons with MN An
interview on the Mexican situation
given out last night and attributed
10 Madero. is pronounced untrue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
ORDER ~ ESTABLISHED
AGAIN \F pl' IBIt \

Washington, Nov 10. senior De La
Barra the Mexican ambassador To the
United States, received % dispatch to-
night from Minister of Foreign Ar
fairs Creel confirming press dis
patches of the disturbance at Puehla
MIR. Creel telepraphcd order had
been completely established ana
that every possible measure has been
taken to prevent recurrence OF the
outbreak.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
JOHNST0NE'S FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD TODAY

KANSAS city Nov ia.--1he hodN oi
Ralph Jolnstone, the daring "N''l'',
killed in Denver Thursday. reac"ed
here at noon today.
The funeral services viii be held
at The Trinity church nt o oei"eh
SUNDAY afternoon,
Mrs. Ralph Johnstone. the aviator
wife, accompanied boy wilbur Wfikht'
who left New York yesiordayi ls exc
pected 10 reach here later to-day
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MOI t.sTOI SPENT LlI,E ,s,<Ts
lf'lf7IV' InING TIII WY -

5...,f Tv0f nike ia Nltrh
&c. ee9n' ~, ealied count Leo Toistoi' non nov,
sliet s ANA social reiormer. "'s Poliana
l"rsst 2s. 1928. at Ytsnaya iy.'i,,'r, v'S@n
81. province Of Tuia, RUSSO, a. " Srn,v ,,,,
,is cf are he entered lhe i y ''i in
srved In the Caucasus . ,i,s
~ fense OF Sebastopoi
49, and French allied .oi Nor
H.. rst made reput't.i,"" lt-.,ct,es ~
a series OF vivid ske,el''s ,.'-s
eiafs srom y sebastopol and when
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

Portland. ore. Nov. f9.-George
Katulin and Jim Takos. We're found
guilty today ni carrying on a traffic
in white s'eyesr after n trial which
has occupied much %; the time and
attention of the federal court The
specific charges upon which convic-
ton was based was the requirement
and tutoring by the two men of two
girls from Eureka. cal. The girls
were orphans.
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Be READY FOR THE
COLLECTION ON
MONDAY
1t Ten O'Clock Tomorrow
Morning Whistles viii Blow
Again and Envelopes viii be
Gathered,

The Albuouerque Womans :
. club gives the following endorse !.
. Mont of the work OF the y w :
. c. A.. IN, 1.
"Tha Woman's Club Of Albu- !
. aueraue cordially endorses the
. aims and the work OF the l"uhE =.
. Womeus Christian Association
iu Albuquerque, and e'rhestiE
. bespeaks for the orsanization me
. united and loyal support oi tht
Q oeopIe al Alhnquerquc.
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

Chicago. Nov. le.-Sporadic riotine
continues Co mark the strike OF IN"
g1rment workers in this city. ''nt
ra..a ons shot and slightly wounded
and four others were bruised and cut
Loo nu rtacig Of strikers on the strike
breakers az the kedzic avenue station
81 the Metropolitan Elevated last
night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

Seattle. Wash, Nov. is.--The body
of Alfred r swlneford. former gov
ernor of Alaska who died last year.
was brought from juneau last night
by Mrs. Swineford. who departed for
michigan with IL today. Governor
Swiaefard formerly owned newspa-
p.r nf Marquette. Mich.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
DEMAND FOR MADERO
NOr MAnE. SANS CREIGll

Mexico city Nov 9 Enrique G
Crcel minister of foreign relations,
tonight denied the report thm the
MeNieau government had made n de-
mand upon the United states for the
cxtraditiun OF Francisco /. Madero,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
REVOIITONIsTS HAVE
CONTROL Or ONE TON y

NlcNico Clty. NOV. 2U.--A spe,laI ".
egram from Puebm to the Mexican
Herald after midnight says thm rev
oluuonists made trouble for the 9u-
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LARGER REGIMENT SENI
no TOWN OF MAT NMpitAN

brownsville. Tex. Nov. IT, ~
N-inth regiment of the MeNicsr army
fContinacd on Page =. Column 80
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
DIRECT TROLLEY
TO PHILADELPHIA
President Crosby Will Ask P.
R. I. President to LET
Darby Cars Into City
TWO OFFICIALS WILL
HOLD CONFERENCE SOON

President Oscar T. Crosby, of the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction
Company. which operates the lines Of
the Southern Pennsylvania Traction
Company will meet President Kruger
of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company, in the near future, the object
of the conference 20 be the formu-
lating of plans, by which cars on the
Wilmington and Chester and Media
divisions can be run direct to the CEN
ter Of Philadelphia.
Efforts have ben made at various
times since the new company has as
sumed charge of the Chester lines to
complete a traffic arrangement with
the Philadelphia corporation. The
proposed movement will eliminate the
changing OF cars at Darby on the Will
mington line, and at Angora on the
Media line. This arrangement, too
would do away with the long and
wearisome waits. which frequently
occur at the terminus Of each divi-
sion
The plans proposed by President
Crosby is to have the lines switched
into the tracks of the p r. r.. a
Darby and have the cars continue
along Woodland avenue. Philadelphia
into thesheart Of the city.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
EPWORTH BAZAAR
GETS GOOD START
Friends Of Church Contribute
to Success Of Occasion On
First Night

The fall bazaar OF the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Epworth NJ. e. Church, was
opened last evening In the lecture
room amid a blaze OF light and beauty.
The attendance was gratifying to those
in charge, about 400 persons entering
the gates during the evening.
The scene. upon entering. is well
worth the visit. and the booths pre-
sent unique and tasteful decorations
unsurpassed by anything Of its kind
held In this city recently There are
many exceptional bargains to be had
also.
The booths comprise the following
decorated according to the end repre-
sented: Japanese. sample, fancy
apron, grocery, children's clothing
candy. ice cream, Larkin kitchen
orange tree. and "Rebecca AT The
Well"
The women are ably assisted by tbs
Brotherhood OF the Church. and man.
others, all of whom are interested II
making the bazaar both social an,
financial success.
The bazaar will continue every af
ternoon and evening Of this week
There will be several special feature
| introduced during the week.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
TRIED NEW TICKET
DOWN IN SUSSEX

GEORGETOWN, Del, Oct. 19.-Dis-
satisfied with Republican nominee on
state ana county tickets, certain Dem
ocrsts and Republicans we're ready
10 file an Independent Republican
ticket last night. when they found
that they had not complied with the
election laws and did not have twenty
five afiidavits TO accompany the peti-
ton.
The ticket was TO indorse Robert c.
White. Democrat Rr Congress; o. d.
Moore. RepublicaiW for State Treas
urer, and all OF the county offices on
the Republican ticket. but left the
state senatorship vacant. It nominated
Charles V. Jones. of Lewes, independ-
ent candidate and indorsed Harlan
Joseph, Democrat. of Levy Court. The
action may help to throw the state
into the Democratic ranks.
Finding they coul not file their
ticket the men whiried away in big
automobile to Lewef. supposedly TO
get the nesessary ahldavits and file
the ticket before midnight, as the law
requires. but they didn't return.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
S5O,OOO OFFER
FOR One VOTE
Former Member Of LeGiSla-
ture Said He Could Have
Named His Own Price
TO VOTE AGAINST THE
RACE TRACK BILLS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-That he could
have named his own price" for his
vote TO kill the Anti-Race Track Gamb-
ling bills, forced through the Legis-
lature Of 1908 by Governor Hughes
was sworn to by Otto G. Foelker to-
day. Foelker was a member Of the
State Senate at that time and the
story he revealed to the legislative
graft investigation committee, was
the most sensational ever developed
in the States history
From an initial offer OF $4,000 for
his vote. Toelker swore, the figure
crawled up to $5o,OOO Then, when he
still remained adamant, the lid" was
torn of and word was sent to him
while he lay on what was at the time
expected TO be his death bed. that all
he had to do was 70 fix the sum he
desired and the money would be
/ forthcoming.
But there was not money enough In
the State to have caused me to be-
tray my constituents" said Foelker
with emphasis.
The investigation to-day struck the
FIRST pay gravel" All Of the shameful
story Of the bridge trust influence, o
the beet sugar grafters, and of th'
stock manipulation, is barred by thu
statute Of Limitations. But Foelker
charge Is actionable under the Law
and Il was the opinion OF the mem
bers of the committee that a wide
spread grand jury investigation which
will take i'm a great portion OF thu
State must result from the mine de
lveloped to-day. Foelker and TIVE
other witnesses united in accusing
former State Senator Frank ]. Gard
ner rs the almoner of the race tract
fund. Gardner was present and sit
ting by the side of his prepossessinl
bride Of three weeks listened 10 thi
story without a change Of counter
ance.
''They tell it we'll, don't they" HI
said when asked by the United Pres
If he had anything to say in reply
Gardner is under indictment for al
legged bribery.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
DEMOCRATS ON
LAST DAYS DASH

The Democratoc State Central Com
mittee. through Chairman Thomas f.
Bayard has appointed County Chair
men Chauncey p Holcomb, Of New
Castle; William Salisbury Of Kent;
and James p. Tunnel Of Sussex TO act
as a special committee together with
state Chairman Bayard, Willard
Salisbury and David II. Marvel, to
carry on a whirlwind campaign Of
Delaware for the last two weeks Of
the campaign.
A number OF the leading Democratic
orators Of the United States have been
written to. including Dr. Woodrow
Wilson, Congressman Ollie James
Senator Isidor Rayner. Congressman
Champ Clark. Governor r. B. Glen
Of North Carolina, Nominee Hok
smith for Governor OF Georgia as we
as Former Congressman l.. Irwin
Handy and other Delaware speakers.
AS soon as replies are received q
dates. places and other details for Il
meetings will be announced.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
STEEL PLANT
FOR THE CITY
New Concern Takes Over Old
Church Street Mil and
Viii Operate Soon

James II. Menaify, chairman OF the
industrial committee Of the Whining
ton Board of Trade. announced to-day
that large steel manufacturing COM
pany would locate in this city. The
new company will take over the old
plant of the Keystone Steel Company,
formerly the seidel and Hastings
plant, at Tenth and Church streets,
and convert It into a modern plant.
The Keystone Company manufactured
floor plates, but has been closed down.
The new company viii manufacture
a patented steel railroad tie. The peo-
pie behind It are New York capitalists.
Mr. Mehaffy would not announce the
name Of the new company to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
GOVERNOR OPENS
THE CARNIVAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct. 19-Governor
Pennewill, I'm a speech from the band
stand near the Federal building,
shortly before noon to-day, formally
opened the three days carnival. The
Governor was introduced by former
Senator r. r. Kenney, who Is city
solicitor of Dover. The Governor
spoke OF the remarkable prosperity in
the grasp Of lower Delaware. and said
the towns there, particularly Dover.
seemed to be seizing the spirit Of
prosperity and had assisted to main
tain the credit Of the State along
every line. lie spoke of the i'm
proQements that would result in
greater good, such as a ship canal
and the drainage Of swamp lands and
better highways.
The Delaware College Band and
cadets did not take part in the parade,
it being stated enormously that they
would parade.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
PLANS FOR NEW
WELLMAN SHIP
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 19.-The
failure OF the wellman party to make
good" on their proposed trip to Eu-
rope by airship has by no means dis
heartened the promoters OF the enter
prie. To-dah plans are being made
for renewal OF the attempt. Well
man, Naniman and the other members.
despite their narrow escape. are
eager for another try. whereby they
may take advantage of the mistakes
Of the initial expedition. They will
have all the money they need to con-
struct a new dirigible, bigger and
more powerful than the ill-fated One
that was abandoned early yesterday
og Cape HattcraR.
The wardest "boosters" Of the
proposition are the very men who de-
rided Wellman during the days he
kept the big Amerira IN it's hangar
They have overwhelmed Poseph Salus
head OF the party that originally
finanhed Wellman with offers oil
financial assistance The result il
that to-day Salus has a ropresentativ,
In New York to meet the party on it'
arrival with the offer Of all the none,
needed and request that they com,
here as soon as possible for a con
! ference regarding plans.
81 received telegram by wireless
from Vaniman to-day said Salus. "ii
which he told me that II they had ih
thing TO do over again, thoy would Wi
out This OF course means that thei
experience with the head winds an
air currents, and more especially wit
that darned oquilibrator, would enabl
them TO avoid the mistakes Of th
present voyage that ended so dis
astrously. Vaniman is one of th
cleverest engineers ! have ever me
and he planned the equilibrator Will
out having any opportunity to try
out.
Il am convinced that II few tril
trips had been made, as original
proposed, IL would be found that th
scheme was crude and needed I'm
provement. and that improvemer
would have been effected by Vanima
in a hurry. But as there we're n
lives lost and we have plenty
money available for a new trial.
don't see why we should not 20 ahea
and plan another trip for early ne,
year"
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
STORM WARNING.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Oct 19-The
weather bureau to-day ordered hur-
rican signals set as far north as Nor
folk. and storm signals as far as
Sandy Hook, as the result Of the
movement Of the Florida hurricane.
The wind was reported blowing sixty
miles an hour at Charleston, S. c. The
bureau is unable to obtain any ad-
vices from points further south than
Savannah. where a maximum velocity
Of sixty-eight miles an hour was
reached by the wind to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
RAILROAD MECHANICS
THREATEN STBR.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. ia general
strike Of union employees in the me-
chanical departments OF the Missouri,
Pacific and Iron Mountain Railroads
will be effective tomorrow unless the
demands Of the striking machinists
are granted Machinists numbering
1900 have been out for three months.
A strike among allied tradesmen Will
increase the strikers ranks to 2,00c
Union onicials to-day are awaiting
the return OF A. W. Sullivan, general
manager Of the system. who will act
on the unions ultimatum.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
POLISH CLUB GETS
CLUB HOUSE PERMIT

Building Inspector Cassidy issued a
permit TO Martin Tomcky TO erect
club house at the southeast corner Of
Second an Jususon streets. for the
General Pulaski Club, costing S22,750.
The building will be 56x70 in di-
mensions.
rear Of No. 917 Market street. facing
on shipley street. costing S4OO. anC
to Daid Dangel and Son. to build an
addition to the plant of the Hartmann
and Fehrenhach Brewing Company
costing $1,000.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
RETURNED CHECKS.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 1S-Ty
Cobb and George Mullin, Of the De-
troit team, returned their chekc to-
day TO ID. A. Fletcher, the Cincinnati
promoter. Cobb and Mullin took this
action after being closeted with the
National Commission. They were told
that the commission would not
countenance the proposed series that
Fletcher wished to promote.
It is probable that all the other
stars who accepted checks from
Fletcher will follow the example OF
the Detroit players.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
An ABSOLUTE NECESSITY
So Thinks At Least One Travelling
Man.

So Thinks At Least One Travelling
Man.
7, ] would as soon think Of starting
out without my mileage books and
grip as to start out on a trip without
a box Of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
In my valise, said a travelling man
who represents a st. Louis hardware
house. Why? Because l haye to put
up at all kinds of hotels and boarding
houses. have to eat good. bad and
Indifferent food at all hours of the
day and night and l don't believe any
mans stomach Will stand that sort Of
thing without protest, anyway / know
mine won't. It has to have some
thing to break the fall and Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets is the crutch I fall
! back on.
MY friends often Josh" me about II.
| tell me I'm an easy mark for patent
medicine takers, that advertised medi-
cines are humbugs, etc. but ! notice
that they are nearly always com
planning of their aches and pains and
poor digestion, while / can stand most
any old kind of fare and feel good
and ready for my work when It needs
me, and l believe I owe my good di-
gestion and sound health to the daily,
regular use Of stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. year in and year out, and
/ all the "joshing" in the world will
never convince me to the contrary.
used to have heartburn about
three times a day and a headache
about three or four times a week and
after standing for this FOR four oi
five years / began to look around fol
a crutch and found It when my doc
tor told me the best investment
could make would be a fifty cent bo,
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. and
have invested about fifty cents
. month for them ever since and whe
stop to think that that is what
spend every day for cigars, feel liz
shaking hands with myself for ca
keep my stomach and digestion
first class order for fifty cents
lmonth. I don't care for any bett
life insurance.
J. My druggist tells me they are Il
: most popular of all stomach meC
d cines and that they have maintain
e their popularity and success becau
IS they do as advertised. They brii
<. results. and results are What cou
p in a patent medicine as much as
selling bsrbWire.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
DIRE PERIL OF
WELLMAN PARTY
By united Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Oct 19.--Dispatches
received By the United Wireless from
Operator Ginsberg, on the Trent, ten
OF the direct peril In which the Well-
man party found itself during the
Hight This, Ginsberg declares, was
when they had boarded the life boat
which had been hanging below the
Ameroca. They We're safe from their
trip In the air. but the Trent bore
down upon them at full speed and
for a time. the Wellman party, thought
the life boat would be cut in two
! they were all preparing TO jump over.
board and swim away from thl
churning propellors. The Trent, how
ever, passed close alongside and thre,
a line, which the survivors coldd nc
hold. AS the Trent turned and head
! ed back toward the life boat the pa
ty IN the small craft got out oal
e and tried 10 hold her nose up I'm n
e seas. The Trent again passed line
but again they We're torn from n
hands OF teh boatsmen.
After several unsuccessful attemp.
the line was held. Loud and Simo
and Irwin straining on the oars q
keep the lifeboat in position. tn
boat was drawn along side Che Tren
: and the survivors came over thl
side ON a rope ladder. amid grea
cheering from the passengers ant
crew Of the steamer
The heavy fog over the outer harbol
forced the captain Of the Trent TO hold
his ship outside Sandy Hook. When
it became apparent that the steamer
could not safely negotiate the chan
mel. she anchored six miles outside OF
the Hook.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany said that on account OF the fog,
no hour could be set for the dock
ing.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
ILL JUROR DELAYS
CRIPPEN TRIAL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, Oct. 19--The juror in the
Crippen trial. whose illness threaten
ed a postponement of the case, was re-
ported by physicians this afternoon
to be suffering from verago. He had
recovered sufficiently later in the day
TO take his place in the jury box and
the trial was resumed.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
NEW WILSON LINERS
AGAIN IN SERVICE

The City Of Wilmington went into
service on the Wilson Line to-day
after a six days lay-up for minor re-
pairs. succeeding the City OF Chester,
which is now at the yard of the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Corporation.
The City OF Wilmington and the
City Of Philadelphia, the new boats
of the Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany, are now operating on the COM
plete schedule between Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-10-19
PIONEER POLISH CHURCH
WORKER A MISSION SPEAKER

Nicholas Dievitch. hungarian
Baptist minister, who founded tho
first Baptist Hungarian Church in the
United States. was the speaker at the
quarterly meeting Of the Baptist City
Mission last night, in Delaware Ave-
nue Baptist Church. MIR. Dieyitch
gave splendid address about the
founding of the first church, which
was at Homestead. Pennsylvania, and
about his work among the Hungar-
ians. Mr.. Schilke, the local Polish
minister. aroused great enthusiasm
with his encouraging report OF
progress in the work among the Pol
ish residents of the city
Evening journal., 1910-10-19

An interesting case has been related
in newspapers during the past few
weeks OF country preacher down IN
New York who was led 70 take a deep
interest in agriculture through the
ambition OF his son. II seems that
they together made a thorough study
Of scientific farming. with the result
that before long the dominic was far
IN advance OF the other farmers in the
community in both the theory and
practice Of agriculture. he made him
self an expert in the matter Of soil
tillaRe. orcharding and animal hus-
bandry. with the result that in the
trips be made over his parish TO min
lister TO the spiritual needs OF his peo-
pie he was also able to give advice and
suggestions which enabled them to
increase their material resources and
swell their bank accounts. He was
thus able to minister in twofold ca
pacity. and there is little question tha
each type OF service was the more ef
fective because it was correlated will
the other. This illustration points on
IN very simple fashion the chief wa,
in which churches and ministers cal
increase their usefulness 10 humanit.
by heartfelt interest and active partici
patton in the everyday life problem
and occupations of those whom thel
would reseh aud help