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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-09

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-09

Sc yende una fnca de 80 cuerdas
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro
yis. Para informes dirigirse Luis
de IL Cruz, Ponce.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
LAS VEGAS ATTORNEY
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
y. W. ID. Neetler narrowly Escapes In
Jury While Driving Spirited
Horse YESTERDAY

East Las Vegas. n. NJ, Sept. H.
WINE driving I'm the business portion
OF the city this afternoon, near the
corner of Douglas avenue and Seventh
street Attorney J. w. -. Needer met
with what might have been a serious
accident The spirited horse he was
driving became frightened at the
harness accidentally giving away and
railing down and striking its heels.
ooited. throwing Mr.. Needer out and
oNerturning and badly smashing the
buggy. The frightened animal was
stopped after running short dis
lance. Mr. Needer fortunately escap-
ed with bad shaking up.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
CLAIMED 7. R. HAD
OLD GRUOGE AT
L0RIMER
Hamilton Club Episode Brings.
Out Political and Business
Secrets President CHAR
table Toward Senator,

topcciai correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Chicago. ILL.,. Sept i5.-Many busi-
ness and political secrets came to the
suttace in the heat provoked by Col
oBel kooscVelts snub to Senator Lori
mer Of Chicago which did not help
any TO queh the inciipent row in the
Hamilton club. The efforts made by
senator Lorimcr in behalf of the
convicted banker, John r. Walsh.
were among them. it being related
that those efforts cot the Roosevelt
ian ire aroused TO about the same
pitch as did the prospect of sitting
at the same banquet table with SEN
ator Lorimer Colonel Roosevelt.
then president is said To- have
pounded his desk emphatically and
declared that it he had his way the
prosecution of Walsh should have no
let-up. The explanation OF the
'gruuge' which friends Of the jun
ior Illinois senator assert prompted
the snub was given by his organ In
this way 1T began when senator
then Congressman Lorimer proved
10 be one of the few men al wash
ington with sufficient courage to
stand against RooseVelt's attacks on
the constitution This reached the
brea king point when CONGRESSMAN
Lorimer al a conference which Presi-
dent Roosevelt had with the Illinois
delegation at the White House told
the president that he would oppose
his proposal 10 put the packing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
THIRTEEN ENTRIES
IN BALLOON RACE
Light Breeze Sends AirShipS
Drifting Northeast from IN
dianapoIiS in Contest for Di-
amond Cup,
INV Morning journal sDsclal I.a..4 whsl

indianapolis, Ind, Sept, IL
Drifting northeast from this city are
thirteen balloons, the largest number
that ever started In "A race meet In
the history of ballooning and piloted
by the best Heronauts In America
nine sailing to win a chance to repre-
sent America In the international bal
loon race. which starts from ST. Louis.
October H. and four entered in the
free-for-all event, flying the air to
gain a diamond studded cup.
A light breeze was blowing to the
northeast as the first balloon. the
Drilter, left tho Indianapolis motor
speedway at 1858 this afternoon, and
was carried rapidly away. but the
breeze died down and the last balloon
TO leave the course, the New York,
which rose al 8 SO. was slow in tray
cling after It's companions.
only the long delay IN sending up
the first balloon. due TO failure to
have the big gas bags properly IN
flated and the baskets provisioncd on
time, marred the start of the great
contest
An of the balloons travelled TO the
northeast. with the exception oi
America II, which, piloted by August
Post, has made two flights la Inter-
races In Europe and It took
4 moro oasterly course
Alan Il. lIawley is the pilot nov
drifting with the America II, nud
August Post Is his aide.
The American championship race ls
both for endurance ana distance
Distance is the goal of tho four bal
looms entered in the iree-for-ull con-
test
Scvcnty-two hours iH the record for
endurance made In an international
race which started from Berlin and
the distance record Is $50 miles. made
by Oscar Erhslohe. who sailed from
S. Louis TO the New Jersey coast
The balloons at latest reports were
racing iu general easterly direction.
lorhably over or towards Ohio.
\ dispatch. from Windsor Ind.
icar the Ohio state line said that six
balloons had passed over that neigh
lorhood bound east.
These balloons we're probably the
anne that had been sighted at Muncie
'ariicr n the night. The pilots ~
eur Of them dropped cards idontlfy-
nc them as the America II OF New
York. the Indiana of indianapolis. the
}u kcyc uf Cleveland and the CEN
eunial of st Louis An proceeded
"a the direction ~ Winchester
No Information had been received
rom amy others of the thirteen air
ratf though the pilots had arranged
90 send tclcgrams to this city as soon
IS they should land.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
AN|ATORS PROPOSE
FLIGHT ACROSS
ALPINE PASS
Route Follows Road Built by
Napoleon in 1900 and Over
Country Where Descent
Means Certain Death,


Brig. switzerland. Sept. IL Every
thing is in readiness for the great
cross-Alps aeroplane flight from Brig,
at the head Of the Rhonc valley, in
Switzerland, over the Simplon pass,
and down into Italy, crossing Lake
Maggiore, to Milan
Under the rules. the contestants
may start at any time, beginning to-
morrow, until September 26. but they
must complete the air journey to
Milan In a single day. The attempt is
regarded by some as foolhardy, as the
aviator must rise about 1000 feet inn
mediately on leaving the ground, and
maintain that altitude for not less
than half an hour TO clear Simplon
pass. Descent anywhere In the first
twenty miles of the rocky precipitous
gorges would mean almost certain
death
A moteorologist stationed on Simp-
Ion during the past month reports that
the peaks of the mountains are snow
clad and the air currents strong and
gusty In that time there have been
only two days IN which the pass
could be crossed IN safety Pilots
have calculated that an altitude or
7 900 feet would reduce the power OF
A motor 35 per cent.
George Chavez, the Beruvian ayia-
tor, will start In the mOnoplane with
which he recently made a height rec
ord Of S.792 feet al Issy lie regards
he extreme cold Of the mountain
passes as the greatest difficulty which |
nc Will have TO surmount. other |
starters will be Cattaneo, Paillet.e, |
Ninc2iers and Weymann. With the |
Exception Of Weymann, all the avia |
ors Will use monoplanes. Latham |
ias Withdrawn, explaining that his |
motor is incapable OF reaching the
necessary height
The route follows the road built by
Napoleon In 1900. over the Simplon
lass, with 6,52S feet high at the sum
nit. The country is broken and very
ifficut. There are many chasms,
otahly the gorge OF Ysette A cap
i've balloon at height of $500 feet
viii mark the aerodrome at Milan,
1hich is about aeyeniy-five miles as
he crow flies from the starting point.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
REAL ESTATE MAN
HELD FOR BIG SWINDLE

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 17.-Drewey
NJ. Peoples, ~ years old, formerly
president of the Guaranty Abstract
and Title company, is held at the city
Jail in connection with the investiga-
tion of real estate fraud which Cap
tain Of Detectives Charles Tenant
says viii aggregate more than $40,-
600.
D. A. Hatfield formerly an invest
ment broker, who Is accused by the
detective of having in collusion with
PEBBLES, is under arrest at Arlington.
ore According to Captain Tennant,
at least twenty and possibly many
more residents of Washington, Ore
gon and eastern cities have been de-
frauded.
PEBBLES and Hatfield are alleged to
have sold mortgages on real estate,
forging the name of the owner of the
property.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
UNIVERSAL PEACE
AND RESTRICTION
OF ARMAMENT
United States Working Ear
neStIy to This End, Diplomats
at Mexican Capital are Told,

lBy mernine journal Special teassa wirel
NJ, Xiro city, sept 4 .--' our desire
for universal peace ls real It ls seri-
nus. with no dissenting voice in my
country congress has authorized the
president to appoint commission to
join with those OF other nations that
we may lift "a heavy burden from the
backs OF all the tollors boy at least
the restriction Of the urmaments OF
the world The United states has
thus, this vCrN year. taken rs first
step toward no medieval truce Of
days bat toward an ever abiding
peace OF God.
Ia these words Special Ambassa-
dor curtis Guild replied tonight to
a tost 60 international Peace" az q
banquet iu honor of the diplomatic
corps. given hV Secretary Crccl of the
Mexican department of foreign rela-
tions.
MANY OF thc diplomats Witnessed
the presentation to-day hN Captain
General polavicia. the spanish ann
hassador ol the hattle-srarrcd uni
form Of General Morcius. one OF Mex
ico's most honorcd chiefs. The uni
form was the gift of The king of
spain to the Mexican people.
The decoration OF the order of
Charles III of Sunln was conferred
upon the president hy Ambassador
folavieja.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
H0KE SMITHS VICTORY
R0BS STATE OF STATUE

Atlanta. ga, Sept. Because OF
four votes east Tor Hoke smith for
governor Georgia Is 10 be deprived Of
statues of two OF her iluStrlous
sons, General william Phillips. who
served as hrigadier general in the
confederate army. aud Colonel Lean
member of Georgia's railroad COM
mission and a political leader for sew
eral decades following the civil war.
0eneral Phillips. "a brother and two
sons uf the late Colonel Trammcil. are
said tn have been very active in the
resent campaign against Governor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
COLORADO COURTS
MUST CONSTRUE
FREAK LAW
ConstitutionaIity Of Act ReQuir-
ing State to Pay Is Cents to
Party Managers for Each
Vote Cast is Questioned,

fRJ sutufnA 1bHfhNf HbfcsH A&AssS Wtfnf
Denver. Colo. Sept 1.-THE SUI
ireme court on Monday Will be asked
70 take original Jurisdiction in the
matter Of the constitutlonality OF the
law passed by the last general as
sembly, prohibiting campaign contri-
buttons by Others than candidates. and
In lieu thereof, binding the state TO
pay party organizations twenty-five
cents for each vote cast for their
tickets at the preceding state election.
Today George Bradley democratic
state Chairman, demanded of State
Auditor Kenehan a warrant for sag
600. the amount the Organization IL
entitled TO under the law, but the
auditor refused to comply. State
Treasurer Calligan told Chairman
Bradley that he would not pay the
warrant II drawn. They maintain
that the law Is unconstitutional
Monday Chairman Bradley VIII ask
the supreme court for an alternative
writ Of mandamus directing the two
men 10 pay over the amount demand |
ed.
Under the law Colorado Is obligated |
to the -four political parties IN the sum
of $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
YOUTH STABS TWO;
TRIED TO GANG NE
He EXPLAINS
Kansas City SchooIboy Goes
Quietly TO Bed After Winning
Street Battle With Two Men,

Kansas city, Sept. l7.-Lcster High.
a 17-year-old school boy, stabbed
Clarence Davidson and probably ia
tally wounded John Vale in a street
fight here tonight.
Davidson formerly was n sweet
heart Of Highs sister Her father
forbade him 10 come to his home
After that, according to the elder
High, Davidson and Vale nagged the
young brother of tho girl continually.
After the stabbing young High went
to his home and retired without say
ing anything to any OF his relatives
about his trouble, He was apparently
asleep when officers arrested him.
They tried to gang me" was his
only explanation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
ONCE WEALTHY MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE

III pHso Texas, Sept t7.-Drivcn
to despair bv lack of the actual nee
csslties of life. Joseph Espittallier
once wealthy business man of san
Francisco. committed suicide here to-
night by drinking carbolic acid. Es-
pittallier came from France ten years
rgo. accompanied by "a woman named
Blanche Masse. They had lived to-
gethcr continually and We're facing
want together when the man ended
the alliance by taking his life.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
INCUBATOR BABIES DIE;
MAN IN CHARGE ARRESTED

Louisville, Ky. Sept 17.-As re-
suit OF the death OF three babies on
exhibition in an incubator at the
state fair here, DR.. Douglas snyder
Of Pittsburg, Pa, was arrested to-
night at Jeffersonvile, Ind, just
across the river. DR.. Snyder made
statement during the day that the
babies died because he was unable
to give them the proper attention
while making the trip from Chicago
to Louisville. The deputy coroner
found as result Of his investigation
that the babies died of inanition.
Mrs snyder also wes arrested tonight
as an accessory.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
CHICAGO WOMAN WINS
DIVORCE IN CALIFORNIA

Santa cruz, Cal, sept 17.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Noel was granted an inter
locutory decree of divorce today from
her husband. Thcophilus Noel n
wealthy Chicagoan. The couple were
married in Chicago on July IL. 1893.
Extreme cruelty was alleged by the
plaintiff Mrs. Noel is given half Of
the community property in Illinois,
Michigan and Canada and the home
stead in the Santa Cruz mountains.
she ls also granted $500 attorneys
fees and $500 month for her sup
port
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
SIMPLIFIES PROCEDURE IN
LOCATING MINING CLAIMS

Denver, Sept. flames NJ. Sheri-
dan, chief Of the field service of the
general land office, reached this city
today and will confer with officials
of this district Monday, to aoquaint
their chiefs with q new rule simplify
ing the procedure in locating mining
claims in forest reserves.
Mr.. Sheridan, in an interview, en-
phatically denied that there was any
friction between forestry officials and
field representatives of the depart
ment of the interior in the west.
If there Is friction at ALL he as
serted, it must be in Washington, and
that Of a political nature.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
SIN AIRSuIPS SIGHTED
PASSING HIGH OVER MINtIE

Muucir. sept. li.--StN ot the bal
looms that started in the races from
The Indianapolis speedway TODAY had
been reported at $3.50 o'clock tonight
as having passed over or near this
city They had covered about sixty
miles and were slowly drifting north-
west
None could boz identified
Three balloons. the America H.
the Indiana o. and the Buckeye.
sailed over The city at no O'Clock.
They ecre Identified hy cards drop
ped hy the aeronauts
The America m. PASSED over the
business section of the city at "a low
altitude. She was going rapidly and
soon disa ppear red ln the northeast.
followed hv the Indiana m and the
Buckeye. The thrre hsllons were
separated b.. onif O. few miles.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
PUT RAT POISON IN
BATCH OF BISCUIT
Discharged Servants of New
York Household Charged
With Attempt to XIII Family
and Guests,
IN, ~o,n,n. Ionrual sD.plai L-.s.s w'r.i

|""H"NN"HNH
New York. Sept Pierre Her
liter and his wife. Honorine, were
locked up here tonight. charged with
attempting To poison william L.
Scarles, wealthy retired wool mcr-
chant of Durien.
Hcritier and his wife were en-
ploNcd as servants recently by Mrs
Scarles, but were discharged on Sep
tcmher Z, That night house party
was given by the servants for which
"a large quantity of tea biscuits was
prepared. The guests partook. so did
Mr. and Mrs. Scarlcs and their son.
and biscuits We're also given To neigh
hors During the nirht practically
nll who had eaten them we're taken
sick and Mr.. Scarlcs was for time
seriously nl.
Chemical analysis 80 the biscuits. IL
is said. revealed the presence of large
quantities of rat poison. Both pris-
oners denied the charge
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
FOR SALE

Ranch Of 43 acres. known as Rice
Ranch, near Alameda; good improve
ments; under ditch.
Ranch OF 51i5 acres. known as
Hunt Ranch, one mile north OF city
good improvements: fine orcharus
and small fruits; under ditch.
13 acres Of unimproved land one
mile north OF city. but under dlich
aud in cultivation.
II YOU want a ranch II will pay you
to investigate above. Prices ana
terms reasonable.
JOHN 4 WHITE. Attorney-at-La"'
Cromwell bldg. Albuquerque. y. ~
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
TEXANS FIGHT PISTOL
DUEL IN COURT ROOM

Texarl<ana, Texas, Sept. 17.-Fol-
lowing the settlement of a lawsuit by
~ justice of the peace at Oak Grove,
near here, today, William O'Rear and
his son, Bee O'Rear, and E. K. Rosser,
relative by marriage, opened fire
on each other In court Bee O'Rear
was killed and the other two men
we're seriously wounded
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
CHINESE ON VERGE
Of UPRISING G
SAYS ROSS
University Professor Sees Peril
in Attitude Of Reform EIe-
ment Toward Prince Regent
at Peking,

fby Mornips Journal Special Leased wt'sI
Victoria, II c. Sept, 17~-Professor
II. A. Ross, professor OF sociology at
the University of Wisconsin, who has
been making extended Journeys
through China during the last six
months studying sociological condi-
iions. arrived on the steamer Empress
of China today. He said China was
on the verge OF a crisis and the next
few months would show whether
there was to be a great uprising, per-
hnps with much bloodshed. OF a
peaceable revolution.
Professor Ross says there Is a
strong movement for reform and the
younger element seeking the change
Is waiting TO see what the prince
regent will do. The reformers con-
slider the attitude OF Peklng more or
less sham TO impress the powers and
there is a disposition 10 look upon
the Mnnchurian officials as obstacles
In the way OF the eagerly sought re-
forms II Is probable that Yuan Shih
kal VIII return 10 peking and this
would he the means of preventing a
rise II the reformers are satisfied that
In his hands China would go for
ward
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
MINE RESCUE CORPS
COMPETE FOR H0N0RS

Wilkcsharrc. Pa. sept. 1.-THE
first aid to the injured corps of sew
cral anthracite mines contested for
hunors here today. Twelve teams
representing five ccllicrs took part
and United states army officers acted
as Judges
4 silver cup Offered by General
Manager NOV of the PENNSYLVANIA
Coal company was won BY No. 9
team oi Pittston The Red Cross Gun.
given by the Red Cross Society ot
Washington. was won BY the Wood
ward colnery ~ the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Coal company.
John Mitchell. former president oil
the United Mine Workers. made the
presentation speech.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
ITALIAN DUKE WINS AND
WEDS AMERICAN GIRL

Detroit, Sept. 17-Angelo Marigl-
ano, Duke Delmonte, of Naples and
Miss Julio Du Charmc, second daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Alfred j. Du Charme Of
Detroit. were quietly married at
Crosse Pointe today only immedi-
ate relatives witnessed the ceremony.
After a brief wedding trip the cou-
pie will spend a short time in Detroit
before sailing for Naples. their future
home
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
TWO KILLED, THIRTEEN
HURT, IN TROLLEY CRASH

Union city. Ind, Sept. 1.-Two
men were killed and thirteen people
Injured. but none seriously, when two
traction ears met in head-on col
lsion here tonight. The dead are
Whitford Chenolt. motorman of Union
city, and Seymore Tapp, a passenger
of Union city
II is asserted that there was a mis-
understanding regarding orders.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
INSANITY
EXPERT TAKES
POISON
Dr. Rutter International Au-
thority on Diseases of the
Mind, Found SeIf-SIain in
Cleveland Hotel Lobby,


Cleveland, Sept 17.--Driven des-
perate by an ineurable disease, DR..
Henley G. Rutter, former superiD-
tendent Of tho Columbus state hos
ptal for the insane and an interna
tional authority on insanity and
nervous diseases, committed suicide
here today. Accompanied by his
wife. Or Rutter came to Cleveland
three weeks ago on a visit to some
friends. Last Wednesday he disap-
peared and all search for him was
fiuitless until today when he was
found in the lobby Of a downtown
hotel dying from unknown poison.
He expired while being brought to a
hospital.
DR.. Rutter was the author OF sew
eral books on mental diseases among
them criminal responsibility in the
insane" which was quoted in the
rhaw trial.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18

Joseph NJ Brown, who was defeated
for denomination by Hoke Smith, and
as result Julius l.. Brown, brother
of the governor, who died few days
following the primary, ordered
stricken from his will the provision
which he had made for the erection
OF monuments to these contempor-
aries Of his father.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18

houses of the country under the alb
| solute control OF the department OIL
| agriculture.
When it was ell over president
John H. Batten ofthe Hamilton clup
| gave his views: IL was lncohcelV-
able that we could hold Roosevelt
dinner and not have Colonei Roose-
welt there. Ana the colonel was posi-
tive in his assertion that he would
not attend II he had TO SIT win sen
ator Lorlmer. As 10 the merits OF
recalling senator Lorlmers lnVila-
ton, can only say that we, as
political club, nave no right TO ana
cannot think OF MN as sullty OF any
charges until they are proved against
him. Charity, no less than ms Office
as United States senator. emitted nm
to recognition and to an invitation.
Blow AT Express Companies.
body blow at the express com
panies ana the private car llnes by
western railroads It IS SAID is lore
9hadowed by activity OF chicago
roads in improving their last freight
service. The railroads have come to
the conclusion, it is said, that the
present arrangements with express
companies and present rates of ex-
press companies are soon to come to
an end and that the roads must take
over this business. Consequently the
idea of running fast freight almost on
passenger train schedule has been
adopted to Iorestall any sudden loss
of revenue from this source. Rail-
road commissions of various states,
including Illinois, have decided that
express rates are excessive and the
pending decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission is expected to
he a fAr rat tae
have enabled express
companies to pay exorbitant divi-
dends. Predictions are made that
one express company after another
will accept offers of purchase from
railroads and within q few years |
cease to exist one of the greatest |
gamers by this elimination process |
will be the banks. The American |
Bankers Association for years has |
fought the express companies on the |
matter of currency transfers and this |
year inaugurated vigorous effort to |
cut into the business done in travel !
ers' cheques. The system devised by |
express companies was such that |
banks had to do most of the actual |
work of transferring money while the
expess companies made the profits.
Canada's Wheat Crop.
The surplus wheat crop of western |
Canada upon which the cost of Uncle !
SANS loaf nowadays depends has
been reported to the Chicago board
Of trade at 2 round 105,000,000 BUSH
els which is somewhat below the
Yield of last year The crop estimates
fivide the wheat as follows: Mani
.oba, 2S,660,616 bushels; Saskatche-
van, $3.50, 900; Alberta, spring, g.
}70,014, winter 1,955,7S4 The oat
'rop for the three provinces is placed
At 10S, ,301, 600 bushels barley, $780,
40 bushels. and flax, 7.729,150 BUSH
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18
BAPTiSTS ENDORSE WORK
OF ANTl-SAL00N LEAGUE

Rockford Ili. sent. 1.-THE Swcd-
ish Baptist conference OF America, ia
final session TODAY. adopted a reso-
mlion endorsing efforts 81 the Anil
saloon league 10 wipe ont the Amcri-
can "a aloon az ID exists. The invitation
0f Oakland. Cal. for the 1917 con-
terence was declined, tho question be-
ing left a. the executive committee
10 decide Rev. x. Ssndcil and Rev.
y. Swartz of Chicago were elected
conference trustees.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18

Not minute should bv lost when
a child shows symptoms OF croup
chamberiain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse.
OF even after the eroupy cough ap-
pears; VIII prevent the attack Sold
by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-09-18

st. Louis. Sept l7.-Mon Wing.
the city's only leper, who escaped
from quarantine yesterday, was
caught tonight in Hop Alley, the
Chinese quarter He will be kept in
the dispensary under guard tempor-
arily