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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-07

The state senate in New Jersey is now democratic. and it will elect a democratic President who will succeed Governor Wilson when he resigns. Boss Barnes of New York admits that the Roosevelt movement was simply republican bolt. No democrats
 
 The cat, the parrot and the house. hold dog all carry germs and are to be banished from the sanitary home in Chicago. Shove them out into the snow.
 
 Bookmaking in Indiana is still primitive, being confined to the writers of best sell CTS. Who will say that Indian summer would not be welcome in our midst again after the frosts?
 No. foundry iron for next years deliv- cry is now held at $15 and the tendency is still upward.
 
 Puck had no rival in world -girdling until Marconi arrived and began to get in his work.
 The unspeakable Turk can talk very fluently when he Is hard pressed and wants terms of peace.
  Seven thousand persons own all the land in Mexico and revolutions arise naturally and spontaneously there. The life of steel rail Is 12 years, but occasionally one is felt that may have seen a century of service at least. @on to Constantinople" is the favorite war cry in the Balkans.
  Real estate values in constantinople hang now on the fortunes of war
  Mrs. Grover Cleveland marries again regardless of her postoffice frank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
CLAIRVOYANT AND
WOMAN ARRESTED
Latter Caught at Pawnshop, and
Man Faints When Detectives
Enter His Place.


george Howard and a woman, who
has given her name bo,h as Nav
Blackmorc ana Nav gu,Ior 49,,
~"
morning by petcc-
'Ne-sers"7his Wiley Bolton and
kclIam. they are being held IN. the
First Police s,o,ion as su.ni,,
cb,r.
an" WI pe given hear
ing IN the Police Court this morning
rht pair has been in the city for
SOM Tim. uoward VIM l. ,,,,.
N"EHh'' conducting his seances At COS
East Grace street, under the name OF
Ton de la Vcda. Until she was ar
rcs,c6 v,s,ora,v
''e "o'''a L
''sse" as ms VIC
Word was received at detective
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

idea Is to Have Mass Convention Which Shall
select five Citiz EMS to Handle So, 600, 900 of
taxpayers Money-WarmIy Annrnund

'ority or the votes cast IL onf,, tbra
poisons were candidates for ono ~
80 ~ 'nis system would be easy hi,
WIN hve 70 be selected. and anywbaro
'o.. hiteea TO twenty candidates. il
IL IL, 100 cumberous to be considersa
The voters would be wcaricd ~. , Gu.
iEequent recurrence OF primaries and
sehse TO take part in them.
IN my judgment. and speaking
one member OF the City Dcmo-
etatic Committee. the hes, ne,hod ~
ssieetins Ave candidates for the Ad.
u 'I',se goard is as follows.
Each precinct BY an all-iny
vote to elect delegates 10 a convsr,
'ioR upon tho basis o! either ono
cahaidate TO each 100 voters and ,.oeN
ton above Gfty, or one 10 each oTt,.
voters and fraction above twen,v-n,o
rue convention so constituted 10
Illuminate HYc Democrats to be voted
Tor az members OF the Adrnipi.,ra,iys
Board b. this method the nno,,s
VIII. by n primary. select their repre.
seh'ht'es 10 the convention Tho
CONVENTION consisting OF these rcn,,
aehtatiEes viii be enabled to Ioo,, IN.
heid over md select Ave candidates
90 DC voted for at the general cleo.
..'n, VINO can best serve the general
interests or the city, II due cor.
sideTaiion IS given by the voters 70
mo selection OF the members n, III,
convention. 1t seems 10 mo that ~.
can safely rely on the wisdom q,
their action
IN the peculiar conditions that r,-
list. thL5 method will come ncar.r y,
my opinion. than any other thai We
can adopt. to giving a fair e.press,on
10 the wishes OF all the voters Eycrw
section OF tho city Will bs represented.
ana ta!r consideration can be given
to all. No candidate rtted for the no.
s'tion should complain. and non. who
are united FOR 1t should be listened
"a direct primary IS a good thing
but not necessarily good for every
thing. As this IS purely business
proposition. and ihese members OF tho
Adrninistra rive Board are the admin.
istrators of the business OF the city,
who viii every year disbursc about
'hree and half million dollars. the
very greatest care should be observed
In thetr selection. The executive ON
GERS of every great corporation are Sc
iectcd by its board OF directors, and
tho board OF directors IS selected BY
the stockholders. advocate in this
method Of nominating ,hr member. Of
the board the same principle"
It ia probable that the CITY Demo
cratic Committee Will nc called shortly
20 discuss the Martin plan In every
detail. and that final arrangements for
the selection of the members Of thu
frst Adninistra tive Board will be 81
fected shortly after the Council pri-
mary. which falls on April 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
ARREST LAWYER
AND BROKER, TOO
Rohleder and Gillian, Suspected
of Forgery, Are Released
on Bond.

J. W. Gillian. broker, and r. 4,
Roll adcr, an attorney. We're arrested
yesterday afternoon shortly after :
o'clock. They were carried TO the
First Police station, charged with be-
ing suspicious characters. suspected OF
forgery. Both men were released last
night on bail in the sum OF $500
The arrests were made on the
strength Of a negotiable note shown 10
the police yesterday morning by thu
kirk Parrish Company. The paper
bore The signature OF o Hooker. one
ct the officers OF tho Darbytown Dis
c!NnE Company, and was indorsed' by
both Hooker and Gillian. The amount
vas $50. According to information
given the police. tho note was present.
&c 70 the Kirk Parrish Company by
Roh!eder for the payment Of an ac-
count OF s26, the difference having been
paid him in cash.
Ny. Hooker said the note was a fors-
cry; hat he had MAYER signed such a
raper, nor did he know now It cane TO
be circulated. Hohleder claimed ,hat
ne presented the note In good faith
and had no idea,. thar II vas bogus.
Gillian had a9.:hiEy 10" say The po-
lice are looking for another man whom
they believe 10 De implicated In this
and other cases
The case Will be called In the Police
Court this morning. but probably will
be continued until other arrests are
MADE and additional evidence obtained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
CROSBY FINED S25
Created Disorder at Academy During Kir-
mes pcrtormAnCe.

W. F. CROSBY. who made himself oejec-
uouabIc In the Academy OF Music We'd
ncsdny night, was IN the Police Court yes
tcrday morning and was fined SIS ana the
costs. Those who appeared against him
We're Fritz Si,terGing, Lr and Policemen
Gary and Reid. who made the arrest.
During the KirmePs performance Crosby
entered one OF the boxes and began TO an
noy the occupants. most OF whom were wo-
them.
Mr.. Sittcrdins. noticing the situation. re-
u,-sted the man 10 leave tho box. explain
the request Oi!cCTs were then called and
ne arrested. lie .aid in court yestcr-
day morning that he WAS intox!ca ted. but
the witnesses against him stated that he did
not appear 10 have been drinking
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
SMITH RESIGNS,
. LLOYD GETSPLACE
Superintendent Of Manchester
Post-Officc Station Finally
Quits His Job.
HURT BY SPORTING CHARGE
Fact That He Bet on Prize
Fights and Ball Games
Used Against Him.

| Superintendent Thomas H Smith
| of the Manchester STATEN of the Rich
mond Post Office, yesterday rendered
Allan, Jr, to take effect at once The
papers We're forwarded 10 Washinstor
| by MI Allan with the rccomne ndatioi
! that l.ynton II. Lloyd. clerk in charg,
| of the money order division Of the
Manchester station, be appointed su.
perntendent.
Mr. Smiths resignation is the result
Of number of charges made against
him. He is accused among other
things of betting on prize fights. base
ball games and other games OF chance
lie was given an opportunity to de-
fend himself. but decided that ii would
b. useless night. In talking over
the situation he said: n have sent in
my resignation. found ii was a use
/ less fight had no chance, as | WAS
practically caught with the goods. Why,
, they even had the stubs of my private
! check books showing different amounts
had paid on gambling debts. My pri-
vate correspondence was used asaiis,
me. | could have fought along Ger
tain lines, but if must throw down
my friends to hold the position, 1 dom
want it,"
No Official Charges.
Mr.. smith was appointed poStma stcr
OF the city of Manchest"r by President
BENJAMIN Harrison on August Z, 1890.
| His term lasted one year under Har-
risons administration and three years
under President Grover Cleveland.
Through political activities he lost
the position, but after an interval or
fourteen years was rcanpcin,cd on
March 2, 1907, by President Roosevelt.
He was placed under the Civil Service
on July | last, when the Manchester
Gsiicc WAS made tho Manchester sta
ton OF the R!chmond post Office.
AS far as can he ascertained, there
had never been n single charge made
against Mr. Smith in his official
capacity. lie has always taken a
prominent part in politics. and has
made many enemies In this way. but
his integrity has never been ques-
toned. He is we'll liked by his EEL
low employees.
Choice OF Lloyd Popular.
Mr.. Lloyd who has been recon-
mendcd for the vacancy is a brother
OF General Manager Mark r. LLOYD,
Of the Virginia state Fair Associa ticn.
lie was born and raised in Manches-
ter, and has host of friends. He
has been in the postal service for
sixteen years and is now in charge OF
the money order division OF the Mar
chester station. lie is popular with
the employees OF the station. who yes
terday waited on MIR Smith, and ask
cd tina, h. recommend Mr.. Lloyd for
the vacancy The position pays 81
500 year. and is distinct promo
ricn for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
GAVE BLOOD TO WIFE
Greencsvile Man Undcrgoe5 TRANSMISSION
onerltiOn In IIo4pital,

Isaac Rn!ncy. cx-member OF the Board OF
Supervisors and prominent merchant Of
Grecncsvil!e county. underwent an operation
for TRANSMISSION OF blood from artery In
his arm on Tuesday al St Elizabeth's Hos
pi,al that his Wife might be restored to
health.
Mr.. Ra.ney withstood tho los; OF pint or
more OF blood sattsfactorll- while his VIII"
was greatly strengthened as result OF the
operation.
Mrs Ra.ney. who is in bad health. will
remain at the hospital FOR several weeks
in an effort to regain her health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
TITANIC DISASTER
DR.. Caiisch VIII Discuss Loss Of Steamer n
Beth ihahah Tonight

DR.. Caiisch VIII Discuss Loss Of Steamer Mt
Beth ihahah Tonight
Rev Or. II. y. Ca.sch has returned from
Baltimore, where hc was in attendance on
the convention Of the Central Conference NJ
american RabSls, uuh will III his pulpi,
this evening and saturday morning His
subject this evening. VIII be The Rem son
Why. Being Some Observations on the IT.
tanic Disaster" Saturday, morning mr.
Caiisch VIII speak on The topic. "a Religion
81 Miracle"
While In Baltimore DR. ca!isch took a
prominent part In he work of the confer
Alumni Association a. the Hebrew Union
College and also member OF tho execu.
i've commute" OF the Central Conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Chntc.l A,iil, sno.li..

~ III aFF'ET q % n1'IsDo.Ilne car-
hS'sn ''m ncg,sl,. y aer!n Eeni p:
John Akin Rraurh az yVos, r,l.rl.r,1
Street, was saxon Into rusto1v ~, ,n,i,,
ohissF EloaaEs . Hent'to on tho aharyc
60 ~ 1'tp.ths ?" sh"ee lass ~ the Three
az t'osI' IL Wa hai.rd IN ths sum Of
s.,n,.t rs apps%TagSe bsinrt Maslstrate
'"''-' VIC "H''iAl NN" sraed tho warrant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
COMPROMISE APPROVED
Miss Fletcher Now Mistress Of Fortune Left
by Cnptnin Cussons.

by Captain Cussons.
According to the terms OF the compro-
mise arranged Wednesday evening, Judge
Jesse r. West yesterday morning instruct
cd the jury OF the Henrico county Circuit
Court. which has been caring. evidence In
tho contest TO break the will OF Captain
John Cussons. TO return a verdict establish
ing the contested document MS the last Will
and testament OF the testator.
The verdict OF the Jury ends thu
tight establishing the viii, and leave. Miss
sarah Elizabeth Fletcher nndisputed mis-
tress OF the fortune left my the famous
Confederate scout. BY The terms OF the win
no npprasemcnt of Captain Cussons's cs:
tate will he made. thar its exact valua-
tion Viii never hc known by the pujlir \
conservative estimate OF the value OF the
fortune Is $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
V. VI. I. Gets Correct Flag,

Governor Mann has consented to present
"a ia" class of 1872. Virginia Military IN
s,!iu''. flag ~ Virginia. containing what
has been designated OFFICIALLY as tho true
saal ~ The state. THIS presentation will
in'.c nlacc ~ tho hnals June Is TO 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Local Firm Get, contract.

The Richnoud Structural Steel COMPANY
NJ this city mas secured the contract for
the ornamental and structural steel work
which Viii be required In tho erection Of six
additional stories TO The TIInesS D!spa tch
building now being erected In South Tenth
street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09
GRAND JURY MAKES
FINAL REPORT; IS
DISCHARGED
Petit Jury Excused Until Lat.
ter Part of Week; Trial of
Civil Cases Will Be Taken
Up Tomorrow.

a supplemental report OF the Ber-
nalillo county grand jury was present.
ed to Judge Herbert +. Raynolds in
the district court today. following
which the jurors were discharged after
being compllmented by the court for
the businessllke methods which they
had pursued IA their Investigation.
Many recommendation are made
by the grand jury IN is supplemental
report, chief among which Is "a rcc-
concentration regarding the Poison
Law" The grand jury suggests that
the poison law be amended by the lcg-
stature by specifically mentioning tho
words covaine and morphine and That
tho penalty be- provided for the sale
OF these drugs illegally made OF min
imum fine OF not less than one nun
dred dollars and three months im-
prlsonment In the county iail Tho
grand jurors request that this recon-
mendation be certified by the proper
officer 10 the present legislature now
Ia session.
The supplemental report recon-
mends In addition 20 the change IN
the poison law, that come provision
be made for "A special officer 20 be at
tached tO the Office OF the district at
turney. hndiug that many vlOlatlors of
law 60 unpublished for lack Of proof
and unwillingness of witnesses To tes-
fifty.
Tha grand jurors also score sharply
the practice claimed 60 be used by
some wholesale Mener dealers who sell
liquor In retail quantities without n
retail license this being found bg tho
grand jury 10 ne n fraud upon the re-
tail edaiers and the city and county.
Regarding the taxation question the
grand jury recommends as follows;
we recommend that the county
commissioners devise ways ana means
whereby the current tax rolls viii
show the amount of taxes assessed
against each parcel of property ass
seased separately and we believe that
the extra work necessitated would bt
more than covered hy the facility OF
/ collecting taxes We further recon-
mend that in making up the tax rolls
| an delinquent taxes against each sep.
] arate parcel of property be- carried
, forward and shown ON the tnX roll
and that this be done from jodT "a
! year in the future. We believe thoi
! the cost of Preparing the delinquent
I tax list 90 date would hc more than
offset b., The more thorough collection
of iaxes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09
SENATE TURNS DOWN
NOMINATION OF
vEEDER
Declines to Confirm Las Vegas
Man as Member Of Normal
University Board Of Re.
gents.

Especial TeisEram a. Evening Hevaidl
Santa Fe. n. NJ, April 9.-Foliowing
conference Of the Republican mem
beers of The senate yesterday, the com
mlttee on executive appointments, de-
clined to confirm the nomination OF
J. w Veedcr. as n member of the
board OF regents OF the normal school
at Las Vegas. The senate majority
sustained the committee, a roll call re-
sulting 13 20 s.. with three absent. SEN
ator Barth attempted TO force the con-
frmatlon OF Mr.. Veeder after the
adoption OF the committees report
but senator Holt amended his motion
that MT Veeder be not confirmed ana
the amendment prevailed The other
members Of the board appointed BY
the governor were confirmed. They
are NJ. W. Browne, Charles Held. n.
Mora,
The governor yesterday permitted
Two bills to become laws by limita-
lion. one was senate bill No. 80, an
act authorizing the treasurer and au-
ditOr to transfer certain funds 70 the
legislative contingent fund. Another
vas senate substitute for house bill
No. SO, fixing the time for court IN
the Third judicial district.
Tho senate received three new bills
yesterday, most important OF which
was senate bill No. ca by Mr.. Sulzcr
OF. Bernalillo county to repeal the
publication law of 1909. This law will
undoubtedly be repealed. since the
sentiment of a majority OF the legisla-
ture Is IN favor OF such action, the bin
being considered an unnecessary hard
ship upon All people having legal pub
/ locations 10 make. Senate bill No. BS
by Walton. an act TO reimburse Grant
and Luna counties for money paid az
interest on bonds. Senate bill No. Gg
by Holt, an act relating 70 civil prac-
tice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09
What's the Matter
With Your Baby?

lilies Of Mrs. s. $. Slaughter. 1895
Spruce ST.. Pueblo, Colo, and MIRA
Ida a. Brlnker. 155 So. Grant 81.
Denver, Colo, the only laxative given
II DR.. CaldwCirs Syrup PepHln. II
mas been found TO answer most per-
fccty all the purposes OF a laxative.
and lie very mildncss and freedom
from gripping recommend Il especially
for the use OF children, women, and
old folks generaliy-people who need
n gentle bowel stimuiant. Thousands
OF American families have been en-
thusiastic about Il for moro than
quarter or "a century.
Anyone wishing TO make n trial Of
this remedy before buying Il IN the
regular way OF druggist AZ hfty
cents or one dollar a large bottle
(famlly size) can have sample bot
tie sent 10 the home free of charge
by simply addressing Or. W. y. Cald-
vel, 4O5 Washington ST., Monticello,
III. Your name and address on a
postal card will do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09

The young mother--nnd many an
old one. toO-is often puzzled to
know the cause Of her child'a M ma
ture. The ioudness Of ~ crying does
not necessarily indicate the serious
ness OF is trouble n may have
nothing more the matter with Il than
headache or feeling Of general
dizziness. II cannot. OF course. de-
scribe It's feelings, and a. a prolim-
mary mosure YOU are safe In trying
a mild laxative.
Nine times out Of ten, you win ind
Il is all the child needs, for ~ rest
iessnoss and peeyiAhneAa are perhaps
due 90 obstruction of THE bowels, and
once that has been roincdied the
headache. the sluggishness and the
many other evidences OF constipation
and indigestion viii quickly dlsap-
pear.
Don't give the little one salts, cath
artic pills or nasty waters, FOR these
will act ~ pursailves, ana they are
too strong for q child. In the fam
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09


u sert that they do not see any way
right nov for serious beginning
After long morning session, occu-
pied with the first reading OF bills,
the house adjourned until O'Clock,
AZ 2 o'clock an informal Joint session
was held TO hear speech from a
commissioner Of the san Francisco
exposition. Il IL currently reported
this afternoon that before the 3
o'clock session adjourns the speaker
viii APPOINT a. new standing commit
tee on ways and means. This Is IN
connection with the bribery charges
Is gainst the four members ana viii
propabiy precipitate another fight
Mr.. House l. for County Division.
IN the course Of this mornings ses-
sion Mr.. House attempted 70 get
through "A Joint resolution prohibiting
the consideration Of county division
hills az this session. The PROPOSE
ton was vigorously attacked by MT.
Manzanaros and others and motion
q Immediately table the resolution
was carried by a vote so decisive as
10 show clearly that there are "a large
number OF house members who are
Interested In county division projects
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09
ESQ WILL ATTEND
RETAIL MEET
Railroads Grant Low Rate to
One of Largest Conventions
Ever Held in Albuquerque,
May z, s and 8.

The convention Of the New Mexico
Retail Merchants association 20 be
held In the Commercial club build
ing May Z, and 3, viii be one of
the largest ever held In the city,
fully $50 delegates being expected.
Roswell alone sending forty delegates.
National President Green OF Cleveland
and National Secretary sullivan Of
Chicago viii be present and mum
Der of automobile trips and other en-
tertainment features VIII be provided
by the local merchants and Com
mcycial club. George r. Learnaro ~
chairman OF the Commercial cluo
committee on reception. alnd r. W.
weidlein is secretary of the local as
ISOLATION.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09
A rnnAcmnnoUs TRoURuE.
Albuquerque people are shown the
Way out.

Kidney diseases are very danger
Gus. They come on silently, gain
ground rapidly. and cause thousands
Of deaths that could have been pre-
vtnted by proper treatment In the
ltglnning. Nature gives early warn
inRs OF kidney Observation-Disclosures,
twinges OF pain when STOPPING or lift
ting. headaches and urinary diporders,
II these symptoms are unhceded,
there IL grave danger % dropsy or
fatal Brlghts disease. Doan's kidney
Pills have earned "A reputation Tor
their effectiveness IN kidney troubles,
and are known and recommended
the world over. Albuquerque readers
should find convincing proof In the
following statement. IT'S from a ciu-
zen 90 this locality.
Jacob Keneslrlck, 706 Lincoln ave'
nue.. East Las Vegas, n. NJ, SAYS
"My opinion % Doan's kidney pills
which was publicly expressed In q
testimonial / gave In their praise two
and a half years ago remains un'
changed whenever have takor
Doan's kidney Pills they have giver
me relief from annoying symptoms Of
kidney complaint / am glad 20 give
this remedy the praise Il deserves
For sale BIZ al druggists. Price soc
l Foster Mnburn CO., Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for the Unite'
States
Remember the name-Doan's--ant
take no other rs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-09
TELECRAPHIC NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

throughout British coal Fields expect
ed soon.
Detroit--Mrs. Bertha snyder, claim
ing g. be only loyal wife OF sporting
Editor Walter j. snyder OF New York
Times. enters 5000 claim against
dead mans estate
Montrose, Colo.-Miss Lapman.
high school student. and John Hath
way. clerk Ia store, are married under
arc lamp on Main street while par
ents are visiting neighbors.
Chicago-Ten thousand trained
workers and investigators placed at
polls for primary today 90 prevent dis
order and corruption, by various civic
ORGANIZATIONS
London--Homo rule struggle in par
lament expected 10 be bitter one.
VIII open this week.
New York Emma G. Cameron,
ward OF late Edwin Hawley, obtains
possession OF railroad magnate's New
York residence.
Fulton. Woodward Brown and
family and young neice mysteriousy
disa ppear and foul play Is feared.
Winnipeg. Man.-sudden rise Of
saskatchewan river floods large part
OF city OF Saskatoon.
West Warren. MaGs.--9O0 opera
tlves OF Thorndyke cotton mills. i'm
crease being granted. vote to go back
to work tomorrow.
Milford. Ind.-Through Big -Four
freight jumps track and demolishes
railroad station.
san Franclsco--Californla women
active IN voting In municipal elections
throughout state. saloon Is the issue
u.