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Evening journal., 1912-09-04
COMPLAIN
OF TRAIN ON
DELAWARE R. R.
Continued from First PAGE,

continued from f1rSt rage.
generally have been completely
equipped. The train left Philadelphia
at 1.3O o'clock and arrived in Har-
rington at o'clock, and the long run
OF ninety-one miles without drinking
water for the passengers was consid-
cred by many Of them a just cause
for complaint, to say nothing of the
annoyance caused by the failure to
provide adequate toilet accommoda-
tions and package racks. The same
train came up the Delaware railroad
this morning, arriving at $40 a. m.
If the railroad company sends an
other train like that Of yesterday
afternoon down the Delaware railroad.
some of the passengers said that for
NAL complaint to the railroad COM
pany probably would be made.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
DEATH. OF MRS. DEMEY.

Following an illness Of several
years, Mrs Leah c. Dewey, widow of
James M. Dewey, who died following
an accident at Hillcrest last spring,
died at her home, No. 9 West Thir-
tieth street, yesterday. Mrs. Dewey
was a daughter of the late Captain Jo-
seph H. Townsend, and had been an
invalid for years.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home on Friday afternoon, at 1.3O
o'clock Interment private at Lawn
croft cemetery.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
GROCERs, EXCURSION.

The Retail Grocers' Exchange will
go on its annual excursion TO Atlantic
City tomorrow. A large stock of sam
pies have been received by the gro
GERS and will be distributed by them
on the trip.
Several interesting features have
been arranged by the committe, when
promises to make the affair the best
ever held.
The grocers in the exchange will
close their stores the entire day. and
it is understood that many other gro
GERS IN the city will do likewise.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
THOMAS +. G0RMLEY

but IL was defeated by the opposite
party. He actively co-operated in pass
ing the Public Utilities Commission
bill He gave careful and consistent
attention to business throughout the
Legislatures session, and his votes
were dictated by sound Judgment and
common sense. Especially did he look
after the interests of the city of VIII
mingtOn.
Therefore at the Democratic pri-
maries on Saturday, the candidacy of
Mr.. Gormley should appeal to the vot-
ers Of the district. who realize that if
he is nominated and elected they will
profit by his extensive experience and
excellent record as a member of the
lawmaking body of the state.*
Evening journal., 1912-09-04

To the voters OF the Fourth Sena-
torial District. New Castle county:
Having filed my name as a candidate
for State Senator OF the above district,
the time being so short between now
and nomination day, ! will not be able
to call upon you personally, so please
accept this as a reminder that l would
greatly appreciate your vote and in
fiuence at the nomination on Saturday
September IA. ! am willing 10 stand
on my record in the last legislature,
Yours truly
r G. BncklnRham
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beeson have
returned from their honeymoon at
Hastings on the Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs
8eeson will live az the Belvedere
Apartments.
Miss Margaret ]. Rigney and sister
Catherine, have gone with their aunt,
Mary J. Ward, on a ten days trip to
New York, Brooklyn, Cedar Hurst and
Coney Island.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
DEATHS.
Franz Fuchs.
Catherine McStay.
p Harvey r. Perkins.
Helen NJ. Sheridan.
George +. Young.
Leah Y. npwpv-

Catherine McStav.
Harvey r. Perkins.
Helen NJ Sheridan.
George +. Young
Leah '. Dewey.
DEwEY-In this city, on September 8. 1919.
Leah v, widow Of the late James NJ
Dewey and daughter Of the late Captain
Joseph II. Townsend.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attena
the funeral services at her residence No 9
West Ihirtieth street, on Friday, September
g. 1912, at 1.30 p. m. 1ntefment strictly
private at Lawncroft cemetery
FUCHs-In this city. on September 2, 1912.
Franz Fuchs, in his 55th year
Relatives and friends and Brewers Union,
NO. 2oI, are invited TO attend the funeral
services, az his late residence. No. 2O4 N.
Franklin street. Thursday afternoon.
September 5, at o'c-ock Interment Sill
yerbrook cemetery
McsTAY-In this city. on September 8.
Catherine, twin daughter OF James j. ana
Mary Donahue McStaye aged Ia months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her par
ents, No. 1917 Chestnut street. on Thurs
day afternoon, az clock. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery.
PERKINs-At Newark. Del. on septembet
2, 1912, Harvey r. Perkins, aged 3s years.
Relatives and friends, also Minnehaha
Tribe. No %. l. o. r. NJ and Oriental
Lodge, No ~, !. o. o. F.. are invited to
aUend the funeral services at his late resi-.
dence, Cleveland avenue, Newark Del
on Thursday afternoon, September s, at 2
o'clock. lnterment in Newark cemetery.
SHERIDAN--In this city. on September 3,
1912, Helen NJ, wife Of Thomas Sheridan
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her hus.
band, No. 900 Pleasant street. on Saturday
morning, az 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at st
Paul's church. Interment in Cathedral
cemetery.
YOUNG-In this city, on September ?. 1912
George r. Young, in his 5ist year
Relatives friends, Corinthian Lodge No
20, A. +. and a. NJ, Washington and Lafay.
cite Chapter. No. I. r. A. ~, Lafayette
Lodge, No. o X. Of F.. and Wilmington
Lodge, No /, A. o. T. W, are invited TO at.
] tend the funeral services az his late resi-.
dence, No COT W. Third street, on Thurs.
day afternoon. September s. al $50 o'clock
lnterment at Lomhardy cemetery
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
roo LAVE TO CLAssIFY.


-PIRTMENTs FOR RENTSTwo ROOMS
"a bath. Third floor, No. 1905 Madison
street This is practically new and is mod.
crate in every respect. Ford and Rice,
Inc, Ford Building. s4'w's't
NJ oTIcE-THE FOLLOWING AXE AP-
~ plying at the September term Of ths
Court Of General Sessions for license 20
carry concealed a deadly weapon; DR..
Thomas o. Cooper and H. Stewart Brown.
HARRY A BROWN,
salt Clerk Of the Peace.
Il OsT-THE WOMAN WHO STOLE THE
IL market basket from the wagon at Thiro
and King streets, at 11.3O o'clock Wed.
nesday morning. return within two days 10
No. 25lO Washington street, or arrest viii
follow she is known. s4-lt.
II ROPOSALS FOR GLAZING-THE
Board Of Public Education in Whining.
ton Del, will receive sealed proposals foi
glazing in all Of the public school houses,
for one year. in accordance with the speci.
hcations on fle in the Office Of the board.
Proposals must be deposited on the desk
OF the president OF the board before s
o'clock. D. m, Monday. September -. 1912,
and must be marked Proposals for glaz-
ing The right to reject is reserved.
THOMAS +. o. DONNELL,
s4-st Chairman Repair Committee.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
Opportunity

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Evening journal., 1912-09-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY The United Press.

NEW YORK. Sept 4-The stock
market opened irregular.
The tone was stronger during the
first hour. Governments unchanged; !;
other bonds quiet.
c. !. Hudson and Company say:
Our advise is TO take hold OF stocks
very generally for the immediate
future
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
PEIRCEs BUY PICTURE HOUSE.

J. Bail and George M. Peirce have
purchased the Red Moon theatre. Mar
ket street above Fourth from the Hy-
rup Amusement Company. II is un-
derstood the new owners plan to make
extensive improvements. The -consid-
xntion was not announced.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
PRAYER SERVICE AT BETHANY.

At the prayer service in Bethany
Baptist Church tonight the Rev. J.
+. Hunsberger will speak on the
subject, "Our Election" The lesson
will be from First Peter and is the
first OF series of Wednesday night
prayer services on special topics.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04
Observation-Disclosures.

William r. Lennon and Miss Laura
r. Donovan. both Of this city, were
married at Mt. Salem NJ Z. parson-
age this morning by the Rev. DR.. s.
NJ. Morgan.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04

In order 70 select from the most es-
ficient workers IN every line OF en-.
deavor. make full use of the Want
Columns.-Adv
Evening journal., 1912-09-04

The Wants afford quick and in
expensive means of securing domestic
helpers.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-04

To take advantage of home changes
use the Wants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
THIRTEEN ENTRIES
IN PONY EVENT
Valencia County Cow Pony
Riders Get in the Game and
State Fair Race Will Be
Exciting.

with th, entries u to-day from
Valencia county thirteen ,uuulIr.
have now arranged 60 enter pouI, boz
tho great county oowpuuy race ut thr
state alr" said President S,ll.r- fhIs
morning. 'Dth.rs are expected Goo
come boz rapidly from now ou aud $500
expect t1 have ueurIN or quite every
county m thr stat. represented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
PROMINENT MEN ARE
SIGNERs OF WARRANTS

Tho Clt1cu. L,aca, cot Albuuu,r.
que. which caused tho rrdiight disc
tri't 100 tnH city Cos De- yius.I more
than a year uro. to-day took uu aR-
grcssiyt step tu again brouE up tho
district members OF tho league swear
Ink out twenty ,yc warrants tor the
arrest ut as many Inmates ui huuE,s
oft go EWu charging thu thry are
Niulutors cot section 6t2 ct the city or.
dihun,o. Tho warrants wore sworn
to hy prominent members ct the
League. including Rev Uurmou g.
Williams recognized lrldcr cot the
"vico abolition movement" Rev o.
Allison, y r. Elder. Dr W. - Hope,
IN g. ~. Common ana others prc-
,rdiug Tho swearing out ur ,hr war.
rants % delegation composed OBJ mem.
nota cot the Cuz,n- IolEu, and the
Ministerial Alliance h,ld ruuirrpuy.
.Ht thr p"li.. station Thr Iuugu, wac
represented uy Mrsst. Conner. Elder
Hope EdgHr uUss uud others. while
tho Minister. Alliance W1H represent
'd Dos E,. iIrrmuu a. Williams. Hry
Is. T.. Allison. Eu. Hugh 4 yuoppr
and Ecy. g. %. HeDkmau The CiU.
z'ns League held "a meeting lasl
night roo which b. was decided to take
action aud force lho issue on the rcd
light question Whuc tho Horn1lillo
county grand IuTy be- iu session
Tho warrants against th, women OF
the r'dliEht Vvr, sworn out before
Justice oi the Peace " W MvClci-
Ian. chief OF Police MoMuuu 90 once
Detailed o. special officer tn serve tho
warrants Tho rrdIlght district WAS
soon boo 90 state ut excitement. Hs th,
action ui tho Cttizrus league was on-
trDly unexpected hy the residents Of
the district
Al the warrants sworn to tOduv
We're served with the exception OF sDt-
rru issued tor women VINO had l,ur
the cIty several weeks ago. More
than twenty residents uf the district
were lrrligurd before Judge M,Clo'.
lam this afternoon. lu each cIsr t
plea ui not guilty was entered and
ATTORNEYS for the defendants request
Dd continuance. which, boo most W.
stances w,rr granted
We uo Boa this tight 60 STAY" de-
rlarod Rev Nr William. This alter
noon we utuuI 'o close me ro1-
light district in Albuquerque. W.,
have boon u tho fight now moro
than two years We nrr going 90 win
DO We have tu keep mp the battle for
another two years w wore success.
ful one" iu having IA, district closed
a weak kurrd sify council saw M 90
permit % te boo rropou,d We do not
care 90 make public 20: this time fur
thor plans we may hav" Tor IA" sup
preston ot the vice. The grand jury
our tight for righteousness. We p1u
suy 900 this time. however that M"
arrest ut these women to-day is hut
90" beginning of our present fight on
the rodlight. Tho women win prob
ably ho fined Perhaps they think
that viii bee tho last CT Il, hut they
viii soon liud they are mistaken n
this thought"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
SSesSSSS~SNNNs

John Maynard Harlan 400 attorney
OF Chicago. son OF the lutr Justice
Harlan OF tho supreme court cot the
United States. and J. Adam Redo.
member ut congress from Minnesota,
and one Of the most gifted humori-tv
of %, day who are travelling about
th, country following up colonel
Roosevelt and cudpoNoring iu disyrr-
~ Roosevelt and h,Huuc tho Pros
Er,ssNr parity spoke to fair sIlDl
and very enthusiastic open Ur uuui-
,urr from the band stand opposite
tho Alvarado hotel yesterday v,vuug.
Tho vnudptt orators spoke from th,
S,m. platform from which colonel
Itpu-,.cit had spoken tv,uty.'nur
hours before. Delayed west ui AIhu.
qucruur. Mr.. Harlan nud MIR Rode
aid not arrive until shortly after 3
o'clock They were met at the Santa
o. station hy 20 reception committee"
at prominent Republicans, including
United states Senator Thomas ~.
tutrun, who presided It tho meeting
ana introduced the orators MI llar-
Ian spoke first. he spoke Tor moro
than sixty minutes. During that time
Mr. Harlan urraigncd Colonel Thco,
durc Roosevelt and the bun moose
party In most singing phrases chars
ing that Roosevelt has boon false Co
the trust placed in him by The p"o-
pie; that hc is 20 coward. that ne is
tuurfiushor. that he IN la league
with the trusts and that his word,
spoken or written, is not good, Nh
IIarlan's urraignmcnt of the colonel
was s'Vtr'r than many 900 The audi
'ucc had expected. Strlshl from
the shoulder aud without mucing
words. MIR Harlan UHuH direct
charges against Coloue l,uuscycU.
without In any manner qualifying hts
statements Mr. Harlnn's address was
in simple, plain, every day language
lIr spoke forcofully aud 'mphati,1lly
ana time and again WAS rhrcrcd hy
the audience which was composed
mainly OF stand pat Republicans ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
BItDE BRINGS LAUGHTER
MD GETS THE APPLAUSE

j Adam Hede congressman from
IN, dairy district OF Minnesota. uu,
cot the best known humorHts iu
America, spoke last nisht iuuuwinE
MI Harlan a man with less person.
al magnetism and less rapaDl, than
Mr. Bed. would have found himself
talking 90 the thin am for u was
after o. o'clock when Nj Harlan
ceased speaking Hardly % person in
the crowd lefl when Mr. Hedc began
his speech however, aud those who
did leave missed "a flow OF huhhiiug
American humnf that caused shrI,kt
of laughter. the humor poing accom-
panied 1t un times hy shafts ot ridi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
PERSONALS

regular meeting ut AdIh Chapter
N" .. o. D. q. $50. 1o held this even.
.uE Hf b u.HIu.k in the Masonic Tenn
rIr. hN order uf the worthy mntron
Tho Day uf Atonrmcnt. Yom kin
Wr. "il. be- observed ,u Temple Al
bert This evening and tomorrow even
Ing Rabbi Msndyl -iIDrr NIu preside
90 mo services ut as this evening.
tud ti 90 70. m. . %. m.. aud 10. IA.
tomorrow Che public iH cordially In-
Ntrl to attend sIl services
Friends Boo AIhulucrmo have re-
.r,I''d announcement Of tho approach
ms marriage Of Mrs g.. g. benedict
20 Mr. John %. Gould. which win oc-
cur in Oakland. CAL, ON Monday. sep
tcmbrr 30. Both Mrs. Hrnedlct and
Mr.. Gould arc residents Of Aibuquer-
guo and viii return to this city 20
mako their homo. Mrs benedict has
been ON tho coast for the last year
visiting relatives. MT could. who is
90 w"ll known tenor soloist and en-
ployo oi t'to santa Fo here. loft FOR
oakland three weeks ago.
Tim CosEruyr and his .rcw ~ High
land nrrmsu wore called out az 90
THIS morning tu "a, North uill street.
iD put ont garbage urD. which
threatened eco spread Co nearby barn
Tho blsl" Was smothrr,d with the
chemicals
Mrs Harry 90. strong lrft lHst night.
accompanied by her children. for 81.
louis ana &c. Joseph. No.. 600 spend
four weeks with relatives
NuthHu Ianu. Republican candidate
for congressman from New Mexico,
lsft BASE EIsht for Roswell after u
days conf renee with political leaders
hero.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

grr1t progress is being made ,n &c..
y,IpUius tho underground water by
means ut pumping plants
ON tuo wrHt IIuds around Roswell.
IS st. great tracts ARE being dcvoiop.
rd by means OF the pump. whero only
t tnW years ego These lands we're con-
siderod practically Worthless because
uut nt the artcsiau bclt
10 ia only matter of n tcw years
before tho pump will do for Western
Texas. New Mexico and SECTIONS Of
ARIZONA what it has done for tho great
pumping districts of california. where
for many years pumping plants have
been Boo operation rreltimluF seeming
N Worthless land. and converting ~
into Uud tllut now sclIs ou the unrket
ifHm $500 iu $4,000 p-r acre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

THAT In what Roosevelt docs. ne
sidestcpg. lIo does not meet q blow
like q man, because he has q yellow
streak In him I charge him with
attempting 60 steal lGt delegates,
charge him with attempting to stral
the nomination. ana now when
caught ne TRIES 90 make you think
tho other fellow did tho stealing u
nine out of ten eases. when man
cries stop thief as Theodore Ruosc-
Welt aid. IL is the thirt himself vh"
is giving the alarm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
JOHN N. HARLAN DENOUNCES ROOSEVELT
J.A0AM BEOE HOLDS HIM UP 70 RIDICULE;
BULL MOOSE PARTY SEVERELY ARRAIGNED.

Prominent "standpa' Campaign Orators Following in
Trail of the Colonel Entertain Good Sized Crowd of
People of All Political Views Last Evening; Speakers
Endeavor to Prove That r Is Biggest -Four Flusher
of Modern Times That He is Insincere in League With
Plutocrats and That He Will Be Beaten by William H.
Taft in November Minnesota Congressman Keeps Audi
ence in Continual Roar of Laughter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

"Wc u1li that suuoulng. That man
who now accuses William Howard
Taft of stcuIuE tho Republican nomi-
nation for president employed man
tu work up 13s contests There was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
y BROKEN orr smonr

y BROKEN OFF SHORT
ny CONGRESSMAN BEDE.
y IL takes time to solve world
= problems. W. should be- patient.
y WHY ! had friend IN Kentucky.
y the state where Mr. Harlan b.
y from, who spent tho greater part
. OF his lie. and an of his father
. in-mw's money trying Co find O.
. brand OF liquor which tasted as
y good coming up as BE- did going
y down
y III trust is tor Roosevelt IL
y Is goci trust, II e boss is for
y Roosevelt ho is a. good boss.
y Look az Rili Film. Why Biil
. Finn is worth 100000 I;o
. made Il out of municipal com
y uucts. Hence. ne must hu %
. good man.
. Here comes Eoosry,lt and
. yolls for solid service. Down east
y where We have plenty oi Tim,
= and man has an ufDiDtiun ut
y talk We call hin Jp apostle ui
y mrudacity, between trains out
y west whore We prr iu 1 hurry
q we Dlu him o. unr With
. Roosevelt lying s Not habit
y 10 BE- gift
. You can throw @ fit into q sta-
. ,utr and call that progr, -FiNo
q legislation
q "Thoodorc Roosevelt has uu
. NOR, chance .u this campaign
q home town.
y 90 believe in two great parties,
q one go b.. Boo power. th, other Co.
. watch th, part, that is boo power.
y ! am m tayu. ui the Republican
y party being 500 power because I
q b,ucyo tho Democrats arc u.t-
O ter watchers"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

gulr aud irony directed at Roosevelt
and tine Hlu Moose.
Mr llrd, got "a lHugh oui uf thr
audience pt the first rrack whom be-
said uut b, had srIc,auc, against
Nj TAFT
% ,hHmIuuoI measure Boo cons
for. said B,Uy O. wanted Goo hove
congress pass bona trading ru. phH-
lppinr Islands for Ireland $500 H,
could raise our own policemen
strongly asserting whore ho stood
Mr. Brdr declared Ht tho outset of h.t
speech. . ann tor TAN because Do, H
90 gentleman and great lawyer
am Tor TAFT because ho ls uut bully
70 hltrkguart. booze fighter uar H
liar Tart is busy doing 900, world
work. Now comes Roosevelt Win n'r
HIll Moose ana wants Go take ih.
Republican elephant and put the HII
Moose brand un him and steal th.
whole show Or 1uu people here boz
New MrNiUp can't elect Wilson hyiu
us clo,t Taft
From the first Go Hw Mr. BedD's
speech WAS better than thrco-riug
circus a, kept his audience boz 90
continual lpruar Ills jokes were nyW
ia Albuquerque and Ma iiede spuns
tnvm so clryorly that he got laugh
out of every one OF them. Mr, Bodc
spoke nearly au hour ana he could
have held his crowd $3.50 night if hD
wished illa speech WAS One of the
MOST humorous over ruIn,,d hy an
Albuquerque audience
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

Citizens League Members
Swear Today TO Warrants
Charging Violations of tn
City Ordinance 25 Women
Taken Into Custody.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

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