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Evening journal., 1911-04-10
B. &. o. HAS NEW
CITY TRAIN SHED

Philadelphia contractors have COM
pleted the erection of the new train
shed at the Delaware Avenue station
OF the B. and o. railroad. The cement
steps leading TO the west tracks from
Delaware and Gilpin avenues have
been completed. as have the new two
track structure across the former ave-
nue..
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
ON HOOP ROUTE
TO THE CAPITAL

Five New Workers. on a hike be-
tween that city and Baltimore. and
Washington, arrived in Wilmington
yesterday. and spent last night at the
Hotel Wilmington which hostelry they
left this morning to resume their walk.
The travellers are well-known peo-
pie. In the party were William A.
Kothman, Frank Pockelsky. DR.. S.
Englander Markowitz. Murray Miller
and Dick Kanzer.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
]. JACKSON PIERCE
NOW URGED FOR MAYOR

J. Jackson Peirce, the well-known
real estate man and notary public is
being urged by his friends for the
Democratic nomination for Mayor. He
has an extensive acquaintance and
doubtless would make a good run If he
should get into the contest
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
MIR. BEEHAN CRITICALLY ILL.

John J. Beehan, a former news
paper man, who was employed on
various city papers, and at one time
manager of the Jeffersonian, Sunday
publication, is critically IN at his
home, No SO West Fourth street. He
has been a sufferer with liver trouble
for several months, and his condition
was thought to be improving. II
took a turn for the worse recently,
however. and he is not expected to re-
cOypr
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
INSpRCTING SNrFF Mills.

Daniel Burton, deputy collector of
Internal revenue here. went to the
SNUFF mills of the American Snuff
Company at Yorklyn today to inspect
the plant. The mills now purchase all
the stamps used by the company here
instead Of In Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
Delegaies 10 the AIlinnce

The Labor Lyceum Association has
elected the following delegates for the
local branch of the German-American
Alliance: Raimund Philip. Adolph
Bertrant, Henry Neuhaus and r. Alb
ners. The newly-elected members
will take their seats as delegates az
the first meeting Of the alliance IN
June.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
MARRIED TWENTY YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Haincs
Celebrate Happy Occasion.

On Saturday evening, April s, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin A. Haines cele-
brated their twentieth wedding ami
versary at their home, No. 110 West
Tenth street. Among the guests
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Artemas Wilhelm. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Shaub. Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Russell, Of Coatesville, Pa ;
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
OFFER $4,000
FOR JOHNSON

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
CHICAGO. April 1O.-President
Comiskey, OF the Chicago White Sox,
today offered President Noyes. Of the
Washington American League Club.
$4,000 for the release of Walter
Johnson, Washington's great hold-out
pitcher. This is said to be the largest
sum ever offered for baseball player.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
NEW PASTORS AT
MINISTERIAL MEETING

At the meeting of the Methodist
Preachers Association I'm Grace
Church this morning the members lis
tened to a sermon appropriate to Palm
Sunday, by the Rev ]. r. Bicking, pas
tor of Eastlake Church
This was the first meeting Of the as
sociation held since Conference and
the preachers recently appointed 10
city churches we're introduced to the
association.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
.Lectnre nn Chrisiian Sclence.

Frank H. Leonard. c. S r., of Brook
lyn. n. Y, member Of the Christian
Science board of lectureship Of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mass, will deliver a lecture on
Christian Science at the Avenue The
atre tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10

Joseph Wilhelm. Miss Verde Raiger,
Miss Emma Hukill. Miss Addie Poist,
Miss Maude Mckinley, Miss Grace
Mckinley, Mrs. Anna Mckinley. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hendrix. of Balti-
more; Walter Haines, Miss Ruth
Haines. F. Stauffer Shaub and Earl
Wilhelm.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
LoolIng Hero for Lost Bov.

The local police have been asked
to join i'm the countrywide search TO
be made for Roger Sherron, the
young son Of William T. Sherron, of
Salem, n. J., who disappeared from
his home on March 81.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.

On Wednesday of this week a Civil
Service examination viii be held at the
Federal Building. There are four ap-
plicants for bookkeeping and one for
scientific assistant in the Government
Departmental Service.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
LoknI Anzelrer Enster Edltion.

The Easter edition OF the Lokal
Anzeiger, the German weekly news
paper Of Wilmington. was issued On
Saturday IL was sixteen page edi-
tion, eXcellently arranged and print
ed, and with an appropriate colored
cover. 1t elected much favorable
comment
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
BANKRUPTCY CASE DISMISSED.

On the application Of Edward G.
Bradford, Jr., in the United States
Court today. Judge Bradford dismissed
the bankruptcy case Of Noah Higgins,
a former hotel keeper and farmer at
Hare's Corner Mr.. Higgins was de-
clared a bankrupt in November. 1909.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
Arm Broken by a FaII.

Hermann Biedermann, an aged
resident Of Wooddale, while return
ing from the home of his son, fell and
broke his arm in two places. He
was taken home and DR.. l.. Heisler
Ball reduced the fracture Mr..
Biedermann is the father Of Mrs
Harry F. Schnepf of this city.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
PRINCESS IRENE AT HOBOKEN.
Examination TO Learn Damage Big
Steamer Sustained.

IAuhuluhtiVu ~ ltdiu OhHhNt dig
Steamer Sustained.
BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, April 10.-The Princess
Irene was docked at Hoboken today
and while longshoremen set to work
unloading her cargo, divers were down
to see what damage she had sustained
after running on the sand off the Long
Island coast Her rudder points arc
bent and she will be taken to Newport
News and docked for the placing oi
new ones.
Captain Peterson will explain to a
board of officials at Hamburg the
cause of the accident IL was said by
navigators today that he will probably
not lose his commission. but that the
accident may cost him contemplated
promotion to the Bremen-New Yorl
service
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
nnni MissInr Phrsiclnn.

The local police have been requested
disappeared from his home, in that
city. He was convalescing from a seri-
Gus illness when he disappeared and
may be deranged.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
MORE CHICKS
COME TO TOWN

Wycon and Kerfuss. Of the Will
mington Tri-State team. arrived I'm
Wilmington this afternoon. Manager
Cassidy expects all the players to be
here by night. The men VIII make
their home at the Clayton House.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
DROWNED MAN UNIDENTIFTED.

The body of the man found drown
ed in the Brandywine Greek last week
near the City Mills pumping station re-
mains unidentified It is at the morgue
and will be kept there few days in
the hope that It will be claimed.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
PermlI for q nneiiinr.

Building Inspector Cassidy today is
sued a permit TO S. E. Pardee. a con-
tractor, to erect a handsome dwelling
at the Southeast corner Of Woodlavn
and Shallcross avenues to cost
$4,000. The owners name was not
l given on the permit
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
On visit TO New York.

J. P. T. Fuekel yesterday went to
New York to attend a family dinner
at the home Of his cousin. Mrs. VIII
liam Gerhart, who will this week de-
part on a liner of the North German
Lloyd for a visit to Europe.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
Bought South Wilmington Store.

Ernest Friebel has bought the cigar,
stationery, candy and newspaper store
OF Mr.. McAvaney In South Whining
ton. Mr.. Friebel is employed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
Mrs, Friehel an dher son will conduct
the business.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
German Library RecentIon.

On Easter Monday. April II. the
German Library Association will give
its annual subscription ball at the
German Hall.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
nOG CATSES RTNAWAY.

Mrs. Ralph Alexander was thrown
from her carriage in Kennett Square
yesterday. Her horse ran away on ac-
count Of a dog that ran at It and kept
barking.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
LIcense Is Transferred.

Resident Judge Herbert L. Rice has
approved the transfer of the liquor
license for the Deer Park Hotel, New
ark, from Mary Brown to James Nc
Kelvey.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
VIII Not BE Sold.

The Campbell property, at New Cas-
tie, advertised for sale by Sheriff
Logue, has been withdrawn, as the
builders lien has been satisfied.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
Preparing for Election.

The Election Department is now ar
ranging for polling places for the
coming city election.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
Earthouake Shock at Rome.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROME. April 1O-A slight earthquake
occurred here today, occasioning great
excitement but doing no damage
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
ORITuARY.

Willard S. Wilson died at his home.
No S13 East Seventh street on Sat
urday. aged 70 years The funeral
will take place from Old Swedes
Church on Tuesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10

Dennis Sullivan. died at his hons.
No. sic Spruce street on Saturday.
aged "A years. The funeral will take
place on Wednesday morning with
high mass in ST. Mary's Church.
Evening journal., 1911-04-10
Special Meeting for Flremen.

The Brandywine Fire Company will
hold a special meeting this evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
rr,ct NOW or LATER

~ th' near' pogotIatlons being con-
Quoted uaur Juarcg fail To- result IN
thc disUHrirUnnce 81 fighting Bee
tween th, rebels aud fcderals IL is
likely tbat the noNt fuss along the
border Uiu cnu for Intervention ~
troops from the United states. The
situation in Mexico ~ serious. Il ~ so
serious mat hhlt ct the regular mill
iary forces OF the country are within
one DAY march vt the dividing line
To the observer unfamiliar with the
inner diplomatic workings ~ the Mex
lean government 70 would appear tina,
II ~ pcsc' now co., trouble for tho
future. which like Hamlrts famous
soliloquy 'Wo knos nothing Of" Ap.
parent, th.r, b. not much hope of "a
satisfactory arrangement between Ma
dcro and Dinz ~ TINS time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
FIRST Methodist tpie~4,ln,l.

corner Lend avenue an south
laird street. charles oscar N,aman
pas'or The pastor VIII occupy the
pulpit at II n. m ana r. m. The
morning theme will be "A ChnlieaRe
With Promise 20 This IL the last
sermon in the series on Gods plan
Tor the Carrying on OF His work"
The evening sermon will he on How
10 he Happy The sunday school
meets ~ a.ia "A. IN. - \ porterfield.
supcrintendent Junior league at q
Epwor,h league AT :. Miss Ida Mad
dox. lender. The salvation Army Of
this city have u union service In this
church AZ . D. m. Colonel Harry G.
Lee and Major Waite both taking
part in the service. At the close OF
IN" evening service the pastor viii
bapiisp some candidates for admits
sion INTO tn church in tho baptist
church on South Broadway cor
dial welcome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
\ STRONG. SOCIETY.

IN, Nud.rn \Vnoatno, a., An,,tea
which has ms, concluded tts terri,or.
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follcvt,s IN Ney N,xico aud - yrou.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
PATRIOTIC CEREMONY
AT FLAG DEDICATION
impressive tScrci-rs Planned When
ladies ~ g.. \ a. Circle Present
Tag Ia immaculate Conception Pa.
mis-.

Arrangements have been practical
iy completed for the exercises 20 ac.
compan, the presentation Of hand
some flag ht The Ladies' of the Grand
Army OF the Republic circle to the
children oi the Immaculate Concpp.
tiun school, which was announced ~
The columns ol The Herald several
DAYS ago
The presentation viii take laco ~
The flae pole on the school grounds on
North sixth street Tuesday morning
Nav ~ ~ II O'Clock Mrs Mugle,.
til" patriotic instructor a. the Ladies
circle. viii make the presentation TO
The school on behalf of the urganiza.
ton which she represents. aud an al.
dress of acceptance ana appreciation
viii bc made by Re, 4 VI Man
dalarl 5 J.. for the school A. the
nag Is raised u chorus OF childrea $
voices will render the star Spanglci
Banner Otncr patriotic selectionS
VIII also he sung. and there viii be a
number OF short addresses IA har.
mony with the spirit ~ the occasion
The exact program Of speakers has
not vet been arranged. but will be
announced later
The exercises will be of n charactcr
to ln,ereai and inspire all. whether
young oi old with patriotic impulses,
and large crowd will doubtless bo
Presenl 10 witness the ceremonies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

lesser districts along tl, rp Grand"
uru n ihc mouutalus .....t thing
points to one oi the Nnt I' crops
number OF ycnts
iu ih. pccas oountr, particular at.
t.uu.u this year has been r.t.U FL. tno
Hs .I mlta" pots with u.. result
ihn' u largest arplc yicId .r years.
forecast
.Ha Sow McSico is one 90 tl, u.st
Wu af'Yiug sections M tb, United
state. vithou, question auI tn..r
.s 3D.. uoI' money N any cror tUuu
In apples reaches ana poats
H 4. f.. hc hoped that the bis sI,Id
100 prospect 'or this wear will result
.n m.lc orchards being sct out aud
.H moro nadorn methods being adopt.
90 100 preventing losses from frost and
Insects
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

sunday announcements. May ith---
colonel Henry G. Lee. provincial Of
hcor Inter Mountain province. assist
ed by his secretary. Major Waite. win
conduct the meeting all day as fol-
lows 1000 a. m, Monmouth open
air demonstration. followed by holt
ness meeting the hall at II o'clock
40 y. m, Junior demonstration with
the children; o'clock. col Lee will
conduct united meeting In the NJ
T.. church. fine musical program
has been arranged In the evening
after an open ali meeting. grand rally
In Army hall ~ o'clock. Good mu.
sic and singing all day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
A SUFFRAGET JAG
rs LATEST PRODUCT
Isabel .uiicrrc, Wrecked Window of
Friend on North 1nhird street aud
Faced Court Win Her Arm In a
sling

From the general appearance OF
things, ms well as from the evidence
introduced before Judge Craig this
morning. the booze imbiled by isabel
Gutierrez last night must have been
OF the militant suifrnget variety Isa.
bel appeared in court with an arm IN
Sing. numerous blood stains on her
clothing. aud an unmistakablc air or
being about half minute ahead OF a
N with The III gaining on her all IN"
time
The charge OF drunkenness was adj.
miijed. and evidence was Introduce |
20 prove the extent of The disorder
created All the witnesses were
agreed that lsabel's conduct last
night war extremely undignitied. IL
not positively unladylike. She was
possessed of a desire 10 enter The
house OF Juanita Baca on North Third
street aud when the nhosptable
.luanitn barred the door TO prevent
her entrance. she undertook 10 force
an entrance through window with
the result that her hand and arm
were painfully cut. necessijatlng IN
use OF sling this mornlng The
arrival OF an officer prevented fnr.
thcr wreckagc
The sentence Of the court was iha
Isabel pay SO and costs aud restore
the window which she bad do
moliHhed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
LIBRARIANS TO HAVE
INTERESTING PROGRAM
The american Library Association
Meets Ia IN -sssicna, california. aud
'"n'cren"r WIN Hear Literary Nd
dresses

The program committee of the
American Library association has
Just published the program for the
annual conference, which win be held
In pasadcuu cai. May 1924 First
class talent 10Th In and out of the
library profession. has been secured
and the meetings viii BE- OF n high
professional and literary order The
president address BY james Wycr
Jr ,diroctur uf the New NorK state
library W.T. Dec on III" subject, what
the Community owes the Library.
and this VIII ur the underlying theme
throughout the sessions. Librarian
Arthur T. BastNick OF 81 Louis Viii
discuss The Exploitation % the pub
lie LibrafN and Henry f. Leglc.
librarian o' tnc chicago public H.
brary VIII give an Illustrated lecture
on ihrtrN work with children and tell
why Nu WuHh Time ana effort ~ lusti-
no
Franc q Brownc the editor of
the bial aud willard Huntington
Wright. literary editor of the Los An
golrs Timt. VIII both address the
conference Ir. Benjamin Idle Wheel
u fl'HiNtIl cot in' I hlNifsliN OF tl-
ifornin ~ . 4 u. Schere. president
of the Throup Polytechnic institute,
ana Prot Arthur II Chamberlain,
who attends ~ the accredited dele
gnt" from Uc National Educational
association, win also appear AT various
sessions daring the week.
The conference viii end on We'd
ncsday MAY q. with a brilliant CALI
fornin program. IN which Governor
Hiram Johnson. John Muir. the ven-
cradle forester and mountainecr, Lu-
ther Burbank the plant wizard. Lin
coin Stcifcns, the magnzin" writer,
and Mary Hunter Austin, the novel
ist, VIII be participants Papers ana
discussions of more technical ma
ture win also be presented and par
tIcipated Ina by number of ptoml-
nont librarians from all parts of the
country Pasadena II making extern
siNe plans Tor the entertainments OF
the visitors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
MYSTERY SAROUOS
UNT|MElY DEATH
OF CHAVEZ
Coroner's Jury Unable to Dc.
termine Exact Manner of
Death; Probably Fell Un-
conscious on Tracks.

Exactly how Casimiro T. Chavez.
the Santa Fe freight handler who was
Killed IN the yards last night. met hls
death, viii probably never he known
with ceriainiy
Chavez was last seen alive between
eight and half past eight o'clock last
night while unloading a car OF nor.
ishablc freight la The yards of the
santa p railroad Shortl, before
shat time he passed Might Foreman
j A Dnffy, who greeted him with u
CHEEKY Hello. Kid eolng 10 work
tonight" 10 which he replied in the
Affirmative. \ little later he com.
planned OF being TOO sick to work and
SAID that he was going home. This
was not later than half past eight
O'CLOCK The next seen OF him was
when his mangled body was iound on
me track about a car length from
where h. had been working some
time after the II 10 freight train
had gone ou' What took place be
tween eight thirty and eleven ten IL
not known but il Is certain that no
train was moved over The trnck on
winch the tragic accident took place
during that interval
such, IN substance. was the owl.
dence nj the Inquest held this morn.
ing b, Judge George Il Craig and a
jury composed OF 4 W Suddulh. NJ a
Mcdonald, = !. Wilson. George Iioi.
helm. II VI Schroeder aud George II
Moore. The only Witnesses examined
were Foreman DunN and the mem.
oers of the night gang engaged IN
unloading ear of pcrshable freight
on track No in the Santa Fe wards
Foreman Dufiy expressed the dpin.
ION that Chavez. after knocking ~
WORK on account OF sickness started
10 crawl under onp of the cars IN or.
der 10 avoid walking the distance
around 'ho train and hat he sudden.
li h"eamc unconscious aud iell prone
across the track, remaining In this
condition, uiuol'sorved by any on.,
until the train moved on. running
over him and managing him fright.
fully This, however. was merely an
opinion, aud may or may no, he Tho
correct solution OF the mystery I'm
reply To a question from one of the
jurors as to whether the dead man
WAS addicted to drinking. the witness
stated that he had never heard OF his
drinking. and that he was one OF tho
best aud most reliable men he had
ever had 10 work for him.
Al the conclusion of the evidence
the jury rendered verdict To the
effect that the deceased came 10 his
death bv accidentally beine run over
by the freight train of the Atchison.
Topeka a Santa Pc Railroad com.
pany. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
CATHOLIC MISSION
WILL OPEN On
SUNDAY
Fathers 0'Malley and Jansen
Are in the City and Will
Conduct Services Daily for
Two Week

Rev Thomas ! ONalley. -. J.. and
Rev Charles Jan8,U ) J.. arrived
In Albuquerque last night from Han
cock. Mich. ana will tomorrow morn.
lng begin a sefios UI mission seyylces
at the lmmaculatc C1nception chdrch
extending over he next two weeks.
This announcumont viii he 81 great
interest ia the Catholics OF thu city.
and indeed 10 al Who are Interested
IN the religious Advancement Of the
community. and ,Ae services promise
10 be among the most notable ever
h.ld In Albnuuerqle
Father OMallo, s NO stranger to
the city. having conducted a sinilar
series OF mission -orviccs here IN
January, 1907 ana the fact tha, nc
VIII participate Boz conducting this
mission IL sure to BRING forth a iirse
attendance a. the meetings ol those
who remember DIS work here before
He Is n man o. striking appea, ancc
earnest and jealous IN manner. aad
one OF the ablos. Missionaries IA tho
country today Father Jansen Is also
a man noted FOR bis picty and ability
~ The Held ot good works which he
has chosen
The services viii open tomorrow
morning NJ 30 with mass aud shor,
instruction. and nt : 80 there win be
mass and longeI Instruction The soy.
vices AT 10 o'cloch ia The morning viii
he In charge Of Father O'Mailey,
while Father Jansen will conduct the
services at 100 IN she evening At
: O'Clock each evening there will be
1, ,laau .t L..
hall. which will he In charge at tn"
missionary not engaged In the church
Non.Catholics and catholics. who
have not taken their first communion
are especially Invited TO attend dies.
services. as thoy a. designed for the
special purpose of "a planning Ia those
IN search OF the truth wha, this aims
and principles Of the church arc
Beginning with Monday Afternoon
services will also be- held In the after.
noon ~ 3 O'clock but these viii be-
omitted tomorrow While there rs
no restriction as 10 the attendanc,
al any of the meetings. the services
the first week are intended especially
for the women OF the parish ana
those for the second week for tn"
men
Father OMalley and Father Jansen
nave spent many wears In The con
secrated work which they are nov
performing Missions similar % the
one that they will conduct in Albu.
querquc have been held this year IN
Pueblo. Denver. Chicago. 81 Louis
Milwaukee and Hancock. Mich FROM
here they viii 90 10 Tama Iowa. and
the Dakoiaa, and will then ret I'm tl
the east to continue their worN
The following Il the order of cXcr-
ciscs which viii be held dur,ag the
lwo weeks OF their stay In Nbuauor.
que
$50 n. m mass and shor, ins,Inc.
lion
500 a. M Mass and sermon.
$500 D. IN stations of the Cross
1900 D. M Instruction for adults
who have not made their fir> holy
communion and for onCatholics.
1880 D. M Rosary sermon and
benediciion of The blessed sacrament
Children mission. $50 D m. sec.
ond week