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the Pessimists.

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Youngstown. Ohio, says: I'm spite OF
three different doctors | was getting
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
The Square Music Dealers
2O6 W. Gold Ave. Phone I5O
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS
BIGGEST GOLD MINE IN
WHOLE UNITED STATES

Pierre, ;. D., Dee 2.-The Home
stead gold mine, located at Lead,
near Deadwood. in the Black Hills of
South Dakota, is the largest gold
mining proposition upon the Amer
lean continent and is only Tivaled by
the Tredwell mine in Alaska in the
big gold propositions Of the world.
The Homestake lead was opened
soon after the discovery OF gold in
the Black Hills ANA tho mine has
been in almost constant operation
since 1876. The ore is low grade,
yielding on the average not more
than $3 a ton, but the supply of it
is so vast, and is so easily worked
that Il is of inestimable value. All
of the scientific processes are en-
ployed in extracting the gold, Tor the
ore is both free and refractory.
Three thousand men are employed
in and about the mine. There are
more than 80 miles of railway un-
derground. The lead has been pros
Dected To depth OF 5000 feet, and
is worked to 1900 feet. Apparently
the supply is inexhaustible, the en-
gineering force asserting that mater
ial for 40 years Of work at the pres
ent rate is already blocked out.
For thirty-siX years the mines out
put in gold bullion has averaged
more than 100000 every month.
There are some by-products in sill
yer, lead and copper, but they do not
add much to earnings.
Bur twice has the mine been shut
down for any considerable period. In
1907 q fire hroke out in the middle
levels of the mine and it was found
necessary to flood the works to oS-
tinguish II. This required several
months 70 fill and drain. Last au
tumn the western Federation of Min
ers served notice upon the owners
that after January / only members
OF the union would be permitted to
work in the mine, which hitherto
had been open shop. The manage
ment instantly retorted by closing
down the works, throwing practically
the entire population of the camp
out Of employment. Soon afterward
inc mine was reopened on condition
that no union man should be em
ployed The old employees who re-
the union were given work
md those who would not do 50 were
displaced with non-union men from
abroad. The management was sue
cessful in the revolution.
From its foundation the Hcmostake
fas been regarded a1 the wage maker
for the mining west.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
HOOK WORM SC0URGE
ON ISLAND OF GUAM

Seattle. Wash Dec among the
passe ngers on the steamship Mime
sofa which arrived from the Orient
today, was Captain II. J. Dorm, L. s.
~. retiring governor Of Guam. who
reports the prevalence Of the hook
worm in the islands This disease,
with Ieprosy and Ganzoga, affords
a large field of work for the Ameri-
can surgeons. Captain Dorm said to-
day:
investigation recently disclosed
that every pupil of a large school
maintained by the government is af-
flicted with hook worm. Thirty lep-
ers are Isolated at the government
colony on the island ana severe ef-
fects are resulting from a native trou-
bic known as Ganzoga The latter
malady resembles leprosy and wide
spread among the natives"
Captain Dorm. upon retiring, turned
the station over TO Lieutenant +. b.
Freyer as commandant and governor.
Lieutenant Freyer is TO be succeeded
as permanent governor by Lieutenant
Commander Galbraith. United states
navy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
REPORT OF BALLINGER
READY NEXT WEEK

Washington. Dec. 2-The report Of
the republican members of the Bal
linger-Pinchot investigating commit
tee win be ready for congress next
week AT the conclusion OF an aftcr-
noon conference TODAY, Senator Nell
son, chairman OF the joint congress
sicnal committee said the report
would BE- completed and submitted 70
the full committee early next week
Congressman DENLY OF Michigan
VIII reach Washington tomorrow ana
the republican members viii hold an
other session. The democratic mem
bers of the committee who have al
ready made public their minority re-
port. also win meet then. Their pro-
gram has not been fully determined.
The democrats win have an op-
portunity To see the republican re-
port before II goes to congress. The
ordinary procedure viii be for the
democrats. as soon as the majority
report is submitted to congress. To Of
fer their minority report. and move
that il be substituted
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
FIRST CALF OF LAND,
big BILL" Is DEAD;
Mr.. TAFT lNC0NS0LABLE

washington u a.. Dee. g." Big
BIN" Wayne. the most noted calf in
The land. died suddenly yesterday in
The White House stables The vet
erinarian who was called to attend
the bovine prince found IL difficult 90
diagnose the trouble, although he was
disposed 20 think that keeping the
youngster too Ulosey i'm the warm
stables had brought on brain disorder.
IL is said that the president is in
eonsohhlc.
big Bil' was the son of Pauline
Wayne. the prize white House COW
BE was born election morning. less
than three weeks ago. and had thriv-
ed finely until his illness SIX days
ago the man I'm charge Of the cow and
ralf wsaned 'Big BiN" from the moth
err and was getting him ready 10 g"
to a Mars land farm. where hr was 90
NVc. 10 BE- probable that the weaniug
and improper feeding caused the iii-
ness.
"Bic bin" was one of the attrac-
uous of Washington. visitors hy the
hundreds e0ing Gu the White House
stables daily Co see him. Offers of
MANY hundreds uf dollars had been
received Tor him by ~ W Price. t.
whom the younestcr had been given
hy ihe president hut ail these had
been refused hy Mr- Price.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
HOLY MEN DESCEND
To i HROLY
METHODS
Methodist Divines in Texas Ex-
change Charges of Miscon-
duct; Conference Asked to
Investigate,


1 IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
/ Galveston. Texas Dec. AT the
conference of the Methodist churcn,
south IA session here, w r. Andrews,
pastor OF st Pauls Methodist church
Of Houston. demanded an inyestlga-
stion Of charges made against him last
year By Rev W r. McMurray when
he succeeded as pastor of the Centen-
.ary church at St Louis about three
years ago Dr McMurray IS now
corresponding secretary Of the church
extension board
Mr. Andrews was charged by Dr.
McMurray with originating rumOrs
derogatory to his character while
pastor In ST. Louis, and upon repre-
sentations later made to Mr.. Andrews
BY parties from whom he had learned
OF the improper conduct Of Dr Nc
Murray. he rendered an apology which
was accepted by Mir. McMurray.
Mr.. Andrews now charges that Or.
McMurray Immediately after accept
ing his apology, declared in Dallas
that he had come down 10 Texas to
XIII q skunk. meaning Mr.. Andrews,
and by implication charged Mr. An
drews with lying. and saving that he
had spared Mr.. Andrews only for the
sake of his family.
Mr.. Andrews also charges that by
Implication Dr. McMnrray accused
him Of anonymously telephoning mes
sages to St Louis neWspa pers. charg
ing that Or. McMurray had murdered
a man Mr. Andrews has withdrawn
his apology. and on his motion the
has entered upon an in
vcstigation
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
TAFT LOOKS Owe R
SUPREME COURT
TIMBER
President Has As Yet Made No
Decision as to Men Who viii
Fill Vacant JudgeshipS.

fGN Morning journal Seeflh i%fseu 0htl
Washington. Dec. 2 - President
TAFT having his message out Of the
WAY today began final consideration
|of has forthcoming appointments to
tRe supreme coHrt and To the count Of
commerce.
Mr Tart declares that all reports as
ia States etc. are pure guess work and
that he is still OF an open mind and
would listen 10 the claims OF several
scores Of candidates.
To-day he talked with several sena-
tors and representatives. His most
extended judiciary conference was
with Circuit Judge Sanborn Of St.
Paul
Judge Sanborn has been considered
of supreme court timber. but has
been eliminated from consideration be-
cause OF his participation in the STAN
dard on decision.
MIR. Taft also talked with former
Attorney General Griggs OF New
Jersey Associate Justice Swayzee
and Chief Justice Gummerc of the
New Jersey state supreme court and
Chancellor PittBey were discussed.
The general impression that II se-
lection is made from New Jersey II
will be Judge SwayEee.
Former Senator Long headed
delegation OF Kansans who urged the
Of District Judge John
&. Pollock OF Kansas To the supreme
court.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
TRAIN WRECK RESULT OF
CRIMINAL PLOT BELIEF

lNmonte, No. Dec. 2.- Railroad
detectives ARE tonight investigating a
report that the Missouri Pacific wreck
three mites east of Knobnoster early
this morning resulted from deliber-
ate attempt to wreck the train.
Fifteen persons are in the hospital
here as the result al the accident In
which three coaches were thrown
from the track and down an emhank
mont n was said here that two men
we're seen in the vicinity OF the
wreck an hour before its occurrence.
and the railroad investigation has led
80 the belief that rail had been DIS
placed bv expert railruadcrs.
An those injured win recover
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
Los ANGELES TIMES
INVESTIGATION
PROLONGED
Grand Jury Probing Explosion
In Session Six Weeks With
End of Its Labors Not Yet in
Sight,

my Morning Journal Special Leased wlrel
Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 2--For the
first time since IL began its delihera-
lions, nearly six weeks ago. the spe-
cial grand Jury investigating the re-
cent alleged dynamiting outrage.
elected today 20 hold "a Saturday ses-
sion tomorrow. This is taken TO mean
that the predictions Of Indictments in
the case are likely 20 be az once fui-
filled and that a partial report az least
viii be submitted by the inqulsitorial
body.
The significance Of the jury's sud-
den determination 10 hold a Satur-
day session was enhanced by the fact
that Just prior To the decision the
inquisitors held conference from
which both Assistant Attorney Me-
Comas and Special Deputy Rogers
We're excluded. The Investigation,
however, is not on the eve OF its close.
More subpocnaos were sent ont today
Enough witnesses are said TO be on
their way here from san Francisco
to keep tho grand jury busy for two
~ three days next week
Ed Elkins. business agent OF
thc electrical workers union of san
Francisco. was one of the principal
Witnesses to-day Elkins was one of
tho sirners of a report published hv
the American Federation of Labor
that the explosion which wrecked the
newspaper plant and killed twenty
one men was due TO gas
Tie WAS followed on the stand hv
+ linotype operators who had testified
before. and who in statements made
previous to their summons. had de-
ciared that the eas supply in tine
+ building was not sufficient to have
caused So destructive an explosion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
jUSSERAND- RISES
TO DEFENSE
OF PETE
French Ambassador Declares
White House Bull Terrier Is
Dog of Irreproachable Char
aCter,

my Morning JourSsn. Special Leased wirel
New York. Dec. 2.-Jules i. Jusse-
rand. ambassador from France, was
the guest Of the Lotos club tonight
In the banquet hall were 245 mem
hers of the club and few invited
guests Among others at the speakers 5
table were Charlemange Tower. form
erlv am bassador to Germany, and SEN
ator Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The new school Of diplomacy, as
he conceives il, was expounded by
senator Depew. who said that the
best results We're obtained by frank
interchange Of opinoon. He said that
Am bassador Jusserand did more by
becoming 4 member Of President
RoOscVelts tennis cabinet than by
observing the ancient formalities Of
"a diplomatist's position.
The senator continued.
The representative OF one of the
Oriental countries talking with me
after President Taft was elected and
before ne was inaugurated. and dur
ing the time he was having that series
OF 'possum dinners in Georgia made
many Inquiries about him. The Ori-
entails English was limited but ex-
cellent as far as it went
Il said To him. You have been
eminently successful with President
Roosevelt. Now then. as a preiimi-
nary acquaintance with his successor,
would advise you 70 learn TO love
possum.
"'Oh said the Oriental. - have
had the pleasure Of meeting possum' s
wife. bat I never knew him.
"Our friend. the French ambassa-
dor. neither has TO eat possum nor
play possum. With Taft's alert mind,
judicial judgment and wide expert
encc In many fields OF government
activity and especially in diplomacy,
he appreciates the value OF having a
friendly country represented by such
an ambassador as Mr.. Jusserand.
Ambassador JuSserand said he felt
reiurcnated on hearing the words of
felicitation.
"It has been said that I have had
trouble with one of the White House
residents he continued. This ! wish
To denounce as a canard We are on
the best OF terms. He has no defects
-he does not drink. smoke or pos
sess any vice or bad manners. 1 wish
90 saN here. once and Tor ALI that
Pete Is "a gentleman. and I wish to de-
uounce those who say anything 90
she contrary, as base calumnaters OF
a NOBLE bulldog
All lluEhcd. remembering how the
papers throughout the country a year
~ two ego described how Pete chased
the. ambassador from the White
House Gen the course of g visit q the
then President Theodore Roosevelt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
REAL EMPLOYERS
LIABILITY LAW
IN WASHINGTON
Commission Prefaces Draft Of
Statute Designed to Abolish
Damage Suits for Personal
Injuries to Workmen
my Morning. Journal Special leased wireI

my Morning journal Special leased wirel
Seattle. Wash, Dee 2.-The COM
mission appointed hy Governor Hay
TO draft an employers liability law.
completed today bill which II Is
expected Will be adopted unanimously
by the legislature next month. II
provides for the collection OF a state
tax on industries. manufacturing and
otherwise, including coal mining and
probably shipping
The funds derived from this tax
are Go he In two divisions The first
Is for immediate relief 20 injured en-
pioyca covering hospital hills and
physlieana charges and restricted 60
three weeks duration of disability The
other which VIII be much greater in
amount, viii be flisburFed hy q com-
mission Go he appointed ~ the gov-
ernor These disbursements in effect
VIII be the payments Of sums To COM
pensate Injured employees In lieu OF
"A verdict annina tine employer for
damages An attempt VIII be- made 10
fix q certain ana definite scale Of
compensation covering all classes OF
employment and tll kinds of personal
injuries. The scale viii provide the
compensation To be made Tia each case
upon examination by The proposed
commission The proportion of vio-
lent deaths IN Washington Is larger
than any political division Of the civil
lied world ia which statistics arc
gathered.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
PURE FOOD ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION CONCLUDED

New Orleans. Dec Choosing
Duluth as the next place OF meeting,
and adopting resolutions suggesting
improvements in the national pure
food law the Association Of state and
National Food and Dairy Departments
closed IT'S annual convention here to-
day.
The association expressed the be-
lief that the enforcement Of the pure
food laws OF the various states were
seriously hampered by the absence OF
standards for foods
Congress WAS urged to provide for
the appointment OF a foods standard
commission.
The convention declared that there
appeared In some publications false
statemnts concerning the value of so
called patent medicines and such ad
Vcriiserlcnts were deprecated
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
CORNELL ALSO HAS
A BOY PRODIGY
Nicholas Wiener Not Member
of WurSt Family Remarkable
Rival of Sidis of Harvard.

Ithaca. n. Y. Dec. 2.-Harvard is
not the only university with youth
ful scholastic marvel. such as William
James Sidis. for in Nicholas Wiener
Cornell possesses a student who cele-
brated his sixteenth birthday annl-
Versary last Saturday. and who is
taking second-year graduate work. He
was graduated from q Massachusetts
high school when only eleven, and
completed the regular four-year
course at Tufts College in three years,
leaving that institution at an earlier
age than that at which sidis viii re-
ceive his degree at Harvard. After
one year of graduate study at Har-
ward he won the Sage graduate
scholarship at Cornell and this fall
he came to Ithaca.
Specializing in Philosophy
The master Of several languages,
many sciences and most theoretical
mathematics, Wiener IS specializing in
philosophy at Cornell, with q view to
teaching that subject. His program Of
study consists of courses in empiri-
oism, rationalism. ethics. the history
OF philosophy, experimental psychol-
ogy. and as subsidiary subjects read
ing Plato in the original, German
reading and the theory Of functions in
mathematics
Young Weiners father, Professor
Leo Weiner of Harvard, is "A Russian,
like his colleague. Professor Boris
Sidis. father of William James Sidis,
and his mother was born in Kansas
city. Nc. Professor Weiner is as
sistant professor of Slavic languages
at Harvard, formerly teaching ro-
nance and Germanic languages at
Missouri state university.
A Wonderful Record.
At eighteen months young Wiener
knew his alphabet, he could read and
write English at two and a half years,
and when four years old he was ac-
quainted with most arithmetic End
some French. From five to six years
Of age he was in the second grade in
the country school at Peterborough.
Mass. and when seven he passed
the third and fourth grades
staying in the latter only one or two
weeks. Then for half year he was
unable TO do any reading, by order
of an oculist. who feared the boy was
becoming nearsighted. During this
period he was tutored in chemistry. |
Latin. history and English, and as
soon as he could read again he COM
menced geometry and trigOnomitry, !
and was well along in analytical ge-
ometry before entering at nine as a |
special student the high school at
Aver Mass.
Raced Through High school
There in his first year he studied !
Caesar and Cicero. English history |
and advanced algebra. IN his second |
year he entered the senior class, talk |
ing up Virgil, German. English and /
solid geometry, and studying Amefi- |
can history himself Upon graduation. |
at eleven. he entered Tufts college.
The first year at Tufts he studied /
advanced mathematics. metaphysics, |
history, Greek and English, the second |
year the same except history and 1
English with physics, political econ |
omy. French and Latin. His third |
year was devoted TO organic chemis |
try. vertebrate anatomy. Greek, Latin. |
philosophy and calculus
In spite OF his unusual mental at !
tainments aud his very thorough gen I
eral education, he is a normal, healthy 7.
boy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

for a wood cut which Rev Scott Ford
is said 10 have promised would be
used in illustrating the magazine ar
tlcie The federal inspectors charge
that Rev Scott Ford pocketed this
$3.50. and that he issued no nublica-
iiou descriptive of the patents
Rev scott Ford Is said to admit
thar this publication had not been
issued, but declared that the printers
are at work on them now. lie said il
had been delayed because he had been
forced 70 use much OF his time IN
a new church at Hamilton
park. He insists he had no intention
" defraudlng anyone.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
PETERSBURG SCENE Of
FURIOUS MIDNIGHT FIRE

Petersburg. Va. Dec. 3. > a. m.-
Five buildings in the heart Of the
business section of this city are in
flames at this hour, beyond control,
and the indications are that the
greater part of the block will be de-
stroyed.
All The fire fighting forces in the
city have been called out, but the
flamcs are Spreading rapidly.
IS. 235 = m. an explosion occurred,
snootins srfri,s high into the air, and
shaEins windows in buildings block
away
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
SOUTHWEST PROSPEROUS
DECLARES B, F, Y0AKUM

New York. Dec. There seems TO
be little but stock ticker prosperity
in New York. but there is "a good
deal of real prosperity In the south
west, said B. r. Yoakum, chairman
oi the beard OF directors Of the St
Louis and san Francisco Railway
company today on his return from an
inspection trip over the Frisco lines.
The county is going ahead in n
substantial way and there need he no
fear ol a disastrous falling off in the
general business of the country.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
SUN NY
IyIslELII..Sy

Sunny Monday laundry
soap contains marvellous dirt
starting qualities not found in
any other soap. 1t makes the
dirt fly before il, and saves
time, rubbing, clothes and
backs. Sunny Monday can be
used in any kind of water
hard, soft cold, luke warm,
hot or boiling and the re-
suits are always the same.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
TENNESSEE TOWN WIPED
OUT BY FIRE; LOSS $4,000

Hill. town of 500 people. located
in the famous Ducktown copper basin,
was almost completely wiped out by
fire which started tonight in the Sec
ond story of Frank Jones store used
as a boarding house.
An overheated stove set fire to the
building and at 10 o'clock the flames
had spread so rapidly that at least
forty-five buildings had been de-
stroyed at loss of $4,000.