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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15
BUFFALO NOT ALL
THERE WHEN JONES
RETURNS
Three Husky Bison Die On
Hands of Colorado e. South.
ern and Railroad NAV
Get Damage Suit As Result.

Tbrr, or colonel Buffalo" Jones
buffalo ar, dead at Trinidad as IN,
result cot do, r1t, controversy with
an, Colorado ~ southern railroad.
saNs tho lds Vegas Dpti. Tn, ami
mails. which v,r. uuluuded when the
dispute arose. got into U4ht 40 the
st..k>ard. thor, and received uiut-
iDa Witch 300 I,ir excited condition.
caused blood poisoning ANA death
THE railroad officials are said o. uarc
t.d Oh, animals N,I and yudyayor,d
10 uts" good car, ot th,0l hui 'holr
WuNmHiurity with th' habits and poe
ruliunt'- nt th, beasts mat. It .m-
possible ',r fn'W geo ke,r harm lrum
Cuniu- to the bison
30 Is rumor,d that complications
win result from the holding up COT
Colonel Jones shipment d is said
that m" national organization OF
stuckm,n Co which Colonel Jones' be-
longs has decided 60 declare boy
cou pu thr Colorado a southern 49,
far as stock shipments are concerned
The Colorado Human, society may
al.u take mp the matter
Futh.rmor, 81 le stated thar the
colorado ~ southern had mo- ,lnim 10
the shipment anyhow. la th, original
contract ous between tho Union Pa
riuc ana santa Zee roads u rs said
ihJi tho Colorado a southern diverted
the shipment from thr Union Pacific
az Denver over Its own road whom
,hr stock should uuE, been shipped
from Denver over tu. santa We
fH..|..r...F
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15
THE BIGGEST INVESTMENT
FOR THE ONE WHO DRINKS

away his health. happiness and SUR.
l'u. H| Iuu in. Seal Treatment
inc Hrsr 'nr,.-daH Investment ne
could nu-.H'N make. IT, can uN-
chang, la Nervousness Tor steady
urrNr.
The Seal Treatment is tonic u it's
rff..ts o. takes IN, rad hIoai ont uf
checks thar show tu. uumistlkuhlt
sgns af ,N.'-..H" drink Eyes are
hrIghtDurd anal brains cleared. There
ls restoration ai hoDthm appetite
Desire 'n cat suuuvuts craving for
drluE
Thousands ol business mon have
hoeu treated during the past year at
Seal institutes iu American, cana
dian and Australian cities Tho Seal
Treatment for tho Drink Habit is "a
recognized international blessing
Albuquerque Possesses one Of these
Ifr--aEiug stations for excessive
drirk.re-a nomc-llke place where
ihr gospel of h0p,fulness Go those In
On" bondage OF drink is practiccd day
ana night
Tho Seal Treatment is ethical n
consists of vegetable remedy taken
internally with uo hypodcrmic nicc-
t1uF Guests whose names are never
dNuIgrd. enjoy all th, comforts and
privacy uf home. club cor hotel. for
.'N tur equipment and environments
are raecrtullN modern. Meals are
served to patients in their own
rooms.
For farther Information ANA free
h"okiFt write. call or phone The
Seal Institute, sag North second ST.,
! Albuquerque, \ N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15
G G 60 REMOVES ALL KJMORS
-. 0s ssSs FROM THE BLOOD

The of all skin diseases be traced
blood and therefore the OF skin trouble only
through thorough cleansing Of this vital fluid SaveS, washes,
lotions relieve Of the itching and discomfort help reduce
Inflammation aid M Keeping the cutce clean but such
does reach the blood and of have
effect SIS Skin Diseases every gnd because purfes
the blood an internal remedy for internal trouble and works
the only reasonable and method OF SIS removes
an acids and humOrS from the circulation
rich healthy and nouShng order that may supply cuuce
with necessary
Then results because old exciting cause has been
disposed Of Book Skin Diseases
free to all who write. SSS is sold At drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15
Chase Has New stunt.

Manage ilal Chase of the New
York Highlandcrs. is seeking patent
on new play that Do, Says he has dis.
covered u BIS 90 be- worked when
there are fast men on second ana
third. two ouf ana an unpromising
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15

Sprnins require careful treatment.
Keen quiet and apply chamberlain =
liuimcnt freely II viii rrmpyr the
soreness ana quickly restore the parts
90 "a healthy condition For sale by
ull dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15

For summer diauhocn IN children
always give Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera ana niarrhoDa Remedy and
castor oil and q speedy cure rs certain
For sale hy an dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15

Constipation causes headache,
nausea. dizziness. languor, heart pal.
piiati"n Drastic physics grippe,
sicken, weaken the bowels and don't
cure. noan's Regulcts act gently
ana cure constipation 20 cents. Ask
your druggist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15
sharaev mnntsd 4 Real one

once npon time shortly after he
had gained WNalth ana Iamc in the
rims Thomas Sbarkc, entered cafe
IN Boston and ord,iod q lobster
" hen tho waiter served fh' lobster
~hc"kcy observed that 30 had only one
large claw His knowledge Of 'oh.
STEERS WAS newly acquired aud he was
proud Of b.
what do Won mean hy bringing
mr lobster with uub one claw ~
no lOltDd at The waiter Don't Won
know Who ] ann Are Nou trying 10
cheat mr' = pu, enc regular price"
and won't stand for uu remnants
Send fhc head walter here.
The head waiter arrived. trembling
Let mr explain Nr Sharkey said
be- "Nol see. vo receive our HOLSTERS
alive often she, ge' lighting and
now aud then one of them viii snap
q CLAW IN another
els that sou said Sharkcy "Wpn.
that aint mo- excuse for slipping me-
this one Take him away and brins
mo q winner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15
LAYERS
MAINLY ABOUT BASEBALL

man ut ih, plate"
Tine man on second takes n biz lead
aud draws 30 throw from the catcher
,o fn, second husrmau The luuurr
uu ,HIu scuuts Ton home ON the pla,
o. instead uf throwing tu second Oh"
catcher hclyos 90. bah u third. the
nnu,r ON second Jockeys around un
40 Hr pulls throw rom Ih, rhitd
uu-,um 90 -,.oua. thus ayiu4 The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-15
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
EVE FIRST SUFFRAGETTE.
DR.. Haupt Thinks lie Finds n Biblical
IntcrpOlattOm.

Baltimore, April &.-The original suf-
fragotte, according to DIR, Paul Haupt
professor of Semitic languages In Johns
Hopkins University, was Eve, who domi-
mated Adam and caused him to eat of the
forbidden fruit.
Some people think that when the Lord
created Eve he took not only a rib from
Adam, but also his backbone" says DR..
Haupt
DIT Haupt apparently subscrlhes to this
view. His theory Is set forth in n paper
which he read before the American Phil
osophical society in Philadelphia. For
his authority DR.. Haupt quotes the Bible.
In Genesis Xvii :. he finds the quotation
And unto thee shall be his desire, and
thou shalt rule over him" The context
seems to have no relation 10 this quota
ton, and DR., IIaupt mtlmates that it was
irterpolated, probably by a woman who
knew her rights, for in the preceding
chapter Or, Haupt fnds that the Lord
pronounced curse on Eve. saying:
II will greatly multiply thy sorrow and
thy signing, In pain thou shalt bear chill
dren. Nevertheless thy desire shall be to
tiny husband and he shall rule over thee,
Dr lIanpt SAYS.
u have discovered that the story or the
fall of man ana the story of Cain ana
Abel were written in parallel columns III
| the space between, commentaries were
| made. Some woman, or some man ui'e'
| tire influence OF woman, wrote TINS SUI"
settle gloss in the space between tue W.
| umns. Later 1t crept into the column Gun,
| taining the story of Cain ana H'''
Ia, te tn-IAy -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
IMMIGRANT A SURPRISE.
fIns Rolls of Money in Every pocket
and IL Children.

New York. April e5.--WheH an immigra-
ton inspector sitting in Tie big eXamina-
ton room at Ellis island called for George
schneider and family. who had Just ar
rived on the George Washington yester-
day. Il man. his wife and ;Hoir - children
res pended.
To the trained eve OF TIE Inspector It
.ooked like a "cinch" case 9t deportation.
ana his first question W. "How much
money have you?'
Schneider declared that he dIdn'; know.
So tho inspector told him TO empty his
rockets. The man dug down into his right
ousers pocket and drew mp $50, From
his left trousers pocket he pulled S473. In
his left hip pocket he found $50, and IN
The right was so
That's enough" Said the inspector
with gasp.
II have more as that yet declared the
Immigrant. Wait"
Putting his hand into an inside coat
pocket, he produced Sl32. Then nc found
$3.50 in his vest. In an inside vest pocket
vas s2lS and to add to the inspector
agony st2 was drawn from his watch
pocket
Herman Schneidcr's Siy-Year- son, see
ing his father III up the table with cur
roncy. thought that it was up to him to
contribute. 50 he hauled out Sl.25,
Schneider said that Nc had got the
money as the result Of a sale OF his "o
acres OF land in Garsonski, Russia, The
family left last night for Glen Vnen, y
D., where a farm will he purchased An
other child now lives there. and a 10th is
expected In Il few weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
SAYS GIRL FORCED CLAIM.
FARMING SPECIAL STARTS.
Much of Interest In Train Well sup
Piled with Competent Lecturers.

Windsor, April o5.-The "Rcttor Farm
ing special train, under the Joint CON
troll OF the University Of Vermont. the
State commissioner ui agriculture ana
the state forester. over the Central Yer
mont railway. started on its tour through
the State this morning under favorable
auspices. Il eyoodly number Of farmers,
business men ard school children look
ing over the unique exhibits and lis
tening to the several speakers with great
interest.
The rear car, which the visitors enter
Cd first, was devoted 70 domestic science.
In the next car were exhibits show
ing the different kinds of fertilizers and
lines for enrichinE or correcting vary
ing soils Chemist c. n. Jones of the
Vermont experiment station gave an in
teresting talk about the values Of the
various fertilizers which are licensed to
be sold in Vermont, and urged the farm
ers to buy the better grades, for usa
on the land, the bcst results were
obtained by this method Hon. Ernest
Hitchcock of Pittsford gave his exper-
fences with the use of lime upon acid
lands, and told Of the good results oh
tanned in raising clover with this pro-
duct.
In the next car, Prof NJ. r. Cummings
of the university, and his assistant. p.
NJ. Lombard, spoke of the horticultural
and State Forester A. r. Halves OF tho
forestry problems Of Vermont, ana tha
way the farmer should meet thcn There
, was an excellent exhibit OF apples in
this car and a demonstration was eiycn
of n spraying apparatus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
CENTRAL VERMONT RAIL WAY
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.

TRAINS LEA ~
4:O5 a. m. Daily-For Montreal
100 q m Week days,-For all
New England points.
7.05 A. m Week days,-Local for
Cambridge Junction.
IO.o1 q m Sundays nly.-For st.
Adams.
1905 q. m. Week days,-Local for
Montreal
1O.57 q. m. Daiiy.-New England
States Limited for all New
England points
4.4O %. m. Week days-For White
Rlver Junction. also Montreal
A.6O n m. Week days,-I.ocal for
Cambridge Junction.
6.dh n m Daily.-Express for Mon
treal and Chicago.
6:45 %. m. Sundays only.-Local for
white River Junction
II 00 n m. Daily.-Express for all
New England points
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
ZOO a. m. Daily-Express from
Boston and New York.
SIR q m Week days-MaIl from
st. Adams and Cambridge
Junction.
fn.ho o IN Week days.-Local from
st. Johnsburv.
fn.16 r, Week days.-Local from
White River Junction and
Montpelier.
iO.Eo m Sundays cnly.--Passen-
ger train from White River
Junction.
11.dO q M Daily.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal.
RAE n m Week days.-Mai from
Montreal Boston, Worcester
and Springfield
7.2n n IN Daily,-Express from
Boston and New York
900 %. m. Week days.-Local from
Portland and ST. Johnsbury.
DR. n n. Daily Express from
Chicago and MaptresA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
LETTER FROM THE POPE.
Aged POntin Bestows Unusual Honor
on American Woman,

New York, April Am autograph let
ter from Pope Plus \ has just been re
teived by Mrs. Ann Eliza McCaddin
Walsh of Brooklyn commanding her en-
Gowment of the Henry McCaddin Junior
fund for the education of candidates for
the Catholic priesthood in the poorer do
ceses of this country and elsewhere The
letter is regarded as an exceptional tri-
tCte to an American woman and unusual
evidence on the part OF the Pope OF his
appreciation of a generous contribution
to spiritual work.
Not only the signature, but the entire
letter is in the handwriting of the aged
Pontf. 1t is written in Italian, the fol
lowing being a free translation in part:
ITO the beloved daughter, Ann Elisa
McCaddin Walsh, who has deserved so
much for the education of SO many young
men called to the priesthood hoping that
the Lord may reward her with His choi-
cest graceS, especially for this work of
charity and religion; in token of graft
tude and good will we heartily impart the
apostolic benedction.
From the Vatican, etc.
(SlgneO Plus r. P. X"
Letters drafted by Vatican officials and
bearing the signature Of the Pope are
seen from time to time. but this is prob
ably the first time than an American has
received a letter the entire text of which
Is in the handwriting Of tho Pontiff
The cndowent established by Mrs
Walsh is in memory Of her brother. and
the entire interest OF the fund Is de
voted to the education for the priesthood
of young men who are unable to pursue
the necessary studies and whose bishops
are equally unable to bear the expense
The Rev. John McQulrk, ID, d, rector ot
st. Paul's Church East Nth street. New
York city, Is president of the fund. ant
the Rev Charles +. Grammar, u, D., o
the Catholic University OF America an
member of the pontifical Biblical com
mission, Is vice-president. DR. Grannar
brought to the attention OF the Pope tn,
character of the endowment and of IT.
founder, when In Rome last year. Tho
| letter was communicated through him tC
| Mrs Walsh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
BEST QUALITIES OF WOMEN
Sl,ty Virtues Named with Goodne ~
First ard OrdrrliueSs second.

Paris, April 25-"What is the most ex-
celleut thiug in woman paper with
the soaring name Of Excelsior is asking its
readers Several thousand replies have
already been received and the voting is
s,ll going on. The paper asNS each per
son to name the 10 virtues he or she pre-
fers in woman. The results Of the poll
.'reudy furnish subjects for dozens OF
sermons and essays IN moral philosophy.
sixty virtues have up till now been
named. The seven lirst have always been
at the top Of the poll since the beginning
OF the ballot. in the following orderi
Goodness, orderluess devotion, thrift.
pentlencss, Intelligence ana Gmiability.
Goodness scored 1895 votes and order
illness $40. The fact that devotion comes
third, with l79oi would tend to show that
many Of the oters are men, On the other
hand, faithfulness. patience and modesty
! come only eighth. ninth and 10th. Hith-
crto patience had been in front Of faith
| fitness, but at the latest count faithful
ness forged ahead,
However, win power comes only oath.
with 5000 odd votes. hardly more than
! one-sixth of those poled for devotion; and
| this seems to be sign of masculine opin-
| ion.
It will startle some hasty judges OF
| French character to find that only 2,&S
voters mentioned elegance as one of the
| 10 most excellent things in women. which
takes only the S'st place on the list. It
viii, indeed, surprise everybody to learn
| trat pride is asked for In woman by only
| 52S voters and that its place Is 52nd or
| the list.
,nrl,n he lt,st i've In
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
IRISH GAVEL FOR CLARK.
Speaker Has Wrecked Three Not Made
Of DinCl> horn Root.

Washington. April .5--Speaker Clark
has another new gavel This one came
from Killarney, Ireland, and has a face
that resembles that of former Speaker
Cannon. 1t is of a blacltthorn root and
was brought to this country by Father
OBricn of Hartford. Conn. Arthur
Reilly. son Of Representative Reilly Of
Connecticut, presented II to the speaker.
Three gavels have been pounded into
ending wood by the gentleman from
Missouri. but the irish members of the
House believe that the Killarney wood
win hold him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27

prizes offered by that organization for
the best corn raised in the county. Miss
Mary Il. Partridge, official stcnographer.
and b. b. Barker official photographer,
are also with the party.
The train was in charge of Conductor
VI Powers and the following railroad
officials: Gen Pass AGt. j. W. HanleY,
rrammaster 5. L. McKenney and TRAY,
Pass. Agt. :. $. Rooney, who look out for
the safs't aud convenience OF all,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
EsrINiATEs AND COsT.

We are told that New York's State cap
i;ol has been damaged to the extent OF
500 GEO This is equivalent to s2o,oN'"t
in real money a State capltol can an
serb more than bed of Quicksand
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
DETECTIVE BURNS
IS ARRESTED, TOO
Gives Himself Up and Furnishes
Bonds of $4,000 for Rail
reading Mcnamara.

tndiananol,a Anru Or nc+,o,i,.o WI.
liam ! Burns tonight wa. served with q
warrant, cno~einr hin, ,.i,h c,,,,,.,t.;,, j.,
The alleged lidnaDning of I N-x,.
mara eecret9ry 9ud trea-,ir,.r. az ,t,o In
ternatlonn1 Association of rr;a,a and
Structural Iron Workers. qo,i to 10 i.,nrf-
Gated in the Los Angeles Time, .vnlo.ioo
Three attorneys were pr~oi.,,ca ,o-lov
en- the same charge an' they spent two
Ing bonds The ottor,o,s i,onrisonod
were Walter Drew and + A G padorf of
New York. counsel and assistant counsel
for the National Ercctore' association.
and W. ]. Ford. assistant district attor-
ney of Los Angeles
Burns was arrested !a , street ms he
was going to the court Of Justice of the
Peace Manning IN surrender himself. CON
stables had searched FOR him all dav lie
was released under $40. o0o bonds to appear
| before the grand iurr He was subuoe-
raod to testify to-mowov Drew Badcrf
| end Ford were released from jail under
| bonds of the Same amount. They waived
preliminary examination. and wero bound
| over to the Grand Jury.
Frank Fox. chauffeur. charged
with having assisted i'm tho alleged
kidnapning of Mcnamara. in tina, h.
drove the automobile in whrch Me
| Namara. was taken from this city last
Saturday. was released under s5. 600
| bond to appcar before the grand iury.
Constables with Holm Doe warrants
were said to ho sne,<fng soma of
Rur,s,s assie,ants .n-r,o1t
MAIN INCIDENTS or DAY.
These incidents and tho continuin.,
or tho tnveeti~o+ior Inv rho Marian
county grand jury. were the main do
.o,,,,,,roo, 90 c,l1a,, 1,.,,,,i,o IN thi-
cit, <o. trc u,,-,,,so or Llov,ipp II,
etructuroe bcirr iullt b,. oman sbou
contractors over tha co,,utrv and -
second alleged n1ot Of agents of the
| emplovcrs TO discrodit the Association
of Bridge ana Structural Iron Work
ors by "planting, DYNAMITE and other
evidence against It ana by railroad
ing" to California it, secretary, J. j.
Mcnamara.
After secret conferences of nat'ona
| b. pfsyst an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
Conference Arranged at 6oston
to Adjust the Difficulties at
Brattleboro.
TO Be HELD ABlJl MAY 5
Necessity of Calljg an Extra ses.
sion of the legislature May
Thus Be .voided, Says
Gov,nor Mead.

7.,, Til Ex-Governor John A.
80 tonight to q representative
~ 49, 49, Press that he will be present
nee soon to be held in Boston
~. o<s,ni, of the Grand Trunk ana the
-, W. New Haven & Hartford rail-
osa further said that as a result
- -, meeting he hoped the necessity
- ing an extra session If the YER
,1or Legislature would be avoided
r,hnuch as there are concessions Of
no.. to both parties that can be made,
(Iernor Mead has grounds for believing
It "A full adjustment OF the difficulty
Brattleboro can he brought about, He
sill be accompanied by his legal advisor,
John l.. Lewis
Although the date of the conference is
not officially announced. it is under
stood that it will he held about May 3.
The Grand Trunk and Central Vermont
! Dads will be represented by Vice-Prcsi
dent FitzhuEh. General Manager Jone.
ard Attorney Writer'S and the New Haver
system by President Mclen, Nice-Presi.
dent Byrnes and Attorney Stickney.
In undertaking to bring about a sol,,-
ton Of the Brattleboro railroad difficulty
which will prove most advantageous &c
hat section Of the state. the local com.
r1ittee has made plans Of such chara ctci
as to effect in the least possible degree
any territory of the Central Vermont
These plans I'm substance provide that the
Boston & Names proposed line, as II
comes from the south shall cross Contra
Vermont land east of the Central Yer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27
DTLLINGHAM AND PAGE.

Judiciary. Clark, Wyoming. chairman;
Nelson. Minnesota; Dillingham; Vermont;
sutherland, Utah; BrandeGec, Connect
cut; Rorah Idaho; Root, New York
Cummlrs, Iowa, and Brown Nebraska.
MlnN changes will he made in the
Craftsmanship of other committees. 1t
Is understood that Pare Of Vermont will
have agriculture; Curtis of Kansas,
Cuban relations; Lodge Of Massachus-
etts. immigration; Gamble Of South pa
kota, Indian affairs; Rrandegee Of Con
necticut, inter-oceanic canals; Nixon OF
Nevada, irrigation, Dupont Of Della
ware, military affairs, Richard
son of Delaware, Pacific islands and Porte
Rico; GuGrenheim of Colorado, Philip
pines, Dillingham; of Vermont. privileges
aud elections; Sutherland of Utah, public
buildings ana grounds and Smith of Mich
igan, Territories. There will he no
changes in the chairmanships Of other i'm
portant committees, Ten additional chair
manshps of minor committees will he
given to democrats.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27

Charles Gaunt, IS, dead at Gloucester,
y. J., had not worn a hat or coat for 90
years,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27

Frederick Townsend
THE Passing OF the 'u'e WV" "
bs dramatinsd,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-27

Argentina will send "arshp " '"e
coronation Of King George