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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
HrBBING ~ ~.

N"t even the Mexican ruWg,. in
en-. war south of ,b, border seem
much NOR, shocking to pa thun the
spocuct, uf the elder Oroz.o. thin
poorly ,al old man. WHOSE worst ot.
fousc scotls to bee in beiug ,ho rather
uf the Mexican ropci.iu-chiot ted
through the streets Zoe manUuI"s WIN
% hootus. ic,riup mob following him
IL is not such things Ds this that ur"
calculated Goo mulIN the perpetual
rrvnuus oft Mexico nor Too hclp bring
about peace between the warning Sac.
lions TN, El paso Times. which
could not %, the longest stretch of
the Imagination bc regarded us O. dee
tender of the "rcd-fnppors. says.
Tho disposition to KICK canine
when he h. down was reelected iu tho
action 90 those who jocrod colonel
Posrual Oro1co as Do, was being care
fIcd Go tho count, nil saturday night
While tho prisoner has brought him
self to his present position through
his own misguided action. Vt WAS de-
rldcdlv bad taste CO. dcrido him when
ne H. in the clutches of the law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
TuOSE PUMPKIN PIES.

The Herald has he'd considerable
to soy about the plans for Pumpkin
Pi, day ot lhe little town ot Maxwell
when 5000 separate and distinct
pumpkin pics ar, Go hc baked for she
arlrotJtinu of the crowds wh" are cN-
pected Co come from nll over Sew
Mexico. We believe Maxwell Is enc
.utl,d tu every bit of publicity she can
get about this Pumpkin Pic stunt
You never heard great deal about
Maxwell until the past few months.
and thc fact th1t YOU are hearing go
much about the town now demon
stratv. thr rlrN,rucss ul the tdycrtis-
ms managers Of that town such en-
tcrptIs' deserves ANY reward possible
The Pwupru pic Fiesta is Just about
m, rv,ll,sr idea Boo ,nuuD, ,'lcnrt-
lions that 1911, have noticed. rhc pie
eating contest Co hr entered Dos the
MOST ,apaclous gourmnuds cot north
,rn Sew NeNico. viii attract the ate
tenton OF the whole state. The Max
Iw,u boosters have gone ught down
90 brass mgks and soI hold OF the
human interest wire ana pulled IL mp
| by tho roots
Br,uthrs there the man with soul
7 500 drod whose heart does NOT skip &C.
beat when h, hears about 5000 crisp
satur.. golden pumpkin plies iu >rp'
t,mb,r lu Sew N,Xico' WHAT care
vr Tor he transitory fame "f the
uwde pics of Aunt Della. which
u.EI. rh. palate of our beloved pres
It,ur Who can distract our u,i'n.
uuu GOO the rhuharb pie the t"Nerins
cream pie of tho lunch counter th'
sees even the mince pie OF THANKS
gtVug, with the fragrance of thos'
Maxwell september pumpkin pies iI
our uostrils2
! We zee sorry for the man wh'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
Two Views
IliIarit, T. Touched

a few days ago % black snake got
.niu inr tJrity Kitchen and started or
.1 Iuuu,, OF exploration among th,
shelves. ~ soon discovered some ogf'
ana swallowed Gur. 70 then Drawlcd
Jyrourl the handle uf q I'm cup 1ui
Swallowed urotnrr. After sWaIoWinE
I, second rgs IL found 10 gould not
.p pn through tho handle Of tine t
.uu uo could lt back out II hos'u
tp t.t,.h about oV.itcjiy ana f"li 'u
the shtt with loud CHATTER Mt
q. ritz cam, m,u the Kitchen JUST u
'im, Coo scr it scoot out through tho
Dl.o duor auA disappear into som"
weeds lii h5d spent tI' day at the
iivWl,N aud was returning homo
much the worse for his days t'ppliug
A. nr passed the store Moses iI"dd
came out aud lccturcd him severely
Iur h.. "a .oysyr drinking Ho plr-
ur,J ui zoo the future going about the
country with a. tiu cup asking elan.
lIU Na- greatly moved and continued
aomcNard in study. no other ychir'r
being 20 hand As he nenrrd thr
nous. thc snake, which had lately Nis
tied there. wlggled out OF the N"' 'F,
oiled lu the dust and prepared q" dee
fcnd itself from further Humtl.Iiuu
II was almost upou 10 before hc saw
| A.. ana the snake struck 80 hiu Vc-
iuusIy SeIziug % club ~ prepared Zoo
SMASH ,he -uuN,'s head. hut seems ihc
ur cum he was overcome VIII COM
plssiun. creeping up as close as b."
dared lo dropped coin into me cup.
drew back and passed on the "ihr'
| side uf the road. Pleasant valley
items loo the Kansas city star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
Headquarters of the
Coal Mine Inspector
to be in Gallup

The Evening Herald has received
the following letter which explains
Itself
Santa Fr. s. IT., sept 20, 1919.
Editor Evening Herald. Albuquerque.
a. NJ
Dear Slr;--I note In your article ~
the 2lst Ia regard 60 the appointment
ur mine inspector % the effect that
had recently located Ia Lincoln
county This is an error A. ! hayo
been connected with tho coal mine in
dutry ut Gallup Tor the past sixteen
Years. and Us the coal companies are
required tp wire The Inspector iu ease
of fatal accidents occurring a. the
mines, I wish you would state in
your valuable paper that the uiti'D
at the mine Inspector ana my post
otticr address viii ne at Gallup, Nc
klnl'y county. n. NJ
Yours truly
REEFS "a, BTDDOW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
.\hlr nnd CONSIDERATIONS.

Tho convention at Albuquerque
showed that supreme good judE-
m,ut nd foresight which appears Go
have Dc,u ug6iug iu former cam
pligus jana be- O. clean man with a
deep usigut into the anairs of New
Mexico. gained by &C. residence iu TINS
stat, tor many years he rs able and
conscientious Iis work as secretary
of state during tup closing days when
this state was a territory showed mat
his AGILITY n public lines Is Coo be
trusted %, is business man Who
has made % success ui his own busi-
urss and as ruly .t is a safe taius
Co trust tine AFFAIR, oi the country Ia
th. huuds ui 1 mtn Wa" has the moral
stamina and high principles TO make "A
suercss of himself pccos valley
N,Ns. ATtcsiH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

The growth cot the wonderful COM
municatIou system of the Mountain
states Telephone and Telegraph COM
pauy is striNnrly shown Dos u map of
the territory covered hy the company
o. copy OF which has been received hy
this paper The vast network "i
"hoIu" wires pynctratos suto every
nook and corner cot Sew Mexico. C"io-
RADIO. Utah. Wyoming. Idaho. Mon
tana ana Arizona. and IL rs % note.
worthy fact that FOR many Isolated
towns in these seven states the phone
is the only communication with tho
outside world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Nelson, Arizona. o. small station on
tie santa Fr in Muhavc county, has
station house partly IN an lndian
reservation ana partly outside The
express company has notified lis agent
there not to receive shipments of
liquors. as the agent might probably
put the stuff ON the reservation side
OF the house aud thus violate the
United states laws Tn" freight ship
mcnts OF the rcd-hot CHEEKY stafi also
might lind their Vuy onto that side.
The fellows with thirst around Ncl-
son are in a bad fix
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

would not care to be- on hand 81 the
nflng of the signal gun or the shrek.
Ing or the signal vhist', at Maxwell
when tho psychological moment ar
riy"s tor the distribution "i those
wedges OF pumpkin pie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Th, regular Republicans nave non-
mated nathan Jana ior their cahui-
date for ,uugrcss. Jana iH clean
honorable man ts fur 49, We know ana
% would hat, been very much 90 the
states credit Io have him gone 1" the
senate Zoo place cot either Fail OF cat
ron When Hyrc Nas % show 60 7enu
aim to Washington. Dee was not sven
a look u Sow when 100 member OF
the old pmudcrbund gang would st1nd
70 ghost ui % SHOW, u clean man like
lama s pIyru the empty honoi.-
FaIfuipgt0u TImcs-ilustiv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

The Republican convention Whi'h
convened at Albuquerque last week
Nominated Naihnu Jana of Roswell
ipr delegate Zoo congress. MI JANA
aas inr year. secretary OF tue s'''''
and later u.uug governor Ia De- one
uf th, best known men 100 NcW MrA''o'
and b. conceded winner --'l lows
-.A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
labs IN The SOLAR 1I111s:


Ny car aud |.
We glide along the winding road,
And leave a dusty wake,
Before as into beautoous foam
\ myriad blossoms break,
Above w arches into space
The gold and azur, sky,
W, give old care the clip today
My motor car uud {
Lcslir's.
But pleasure Is as pleasure does.
And what occurred. I Will not say,
EN,cpt 10 wonder Who ID is
That Wattcrs nails along the way
! pumped the pumr until I thought
must with cN,r. effort dir
And / can { say when Wen so again.
NJ, motor car and t.
st Louis Post Dispatch.
ANA iust the othFr nicht Oct
Tho throttle. oIeu up hii
Ana turnsA The bh,. o-lA0osl'n loose
To see what p' " th" th.u' .'u''
hit
mu Was asked Co wait O. while
I'M. Judge eiu uu. m" hy and bN,
We Hud n, Hrr uut understood
Aly motor ,1r and
Denver Republican.
w, jog ATOMS ih, tnoronghrar"
witt u,,r ID Thought l"r busted
tires.
For spark plugs vr nav" NOT care
Nor tuue|,d 800 s'lf starter wit'-.
10 .vorg o.,r i2uition or
The dluu,nNri We rcfHf'.
We motor peacefully nioug
prhiud N.u'rnbIp 'H'usr
O.
A ToN u' coat has % ton "f .am
paiai pocuhr, boat m.o.
o
THE SMILE as THE FACE Of
Porurio Dina .- estimated Goo Dee about
O. yard wide.
"MuRruN MIST GO" is tho cr,
NuTply. however. as Gar 80 can no as.
ctttaiu,d. remains on ne job
o
THE REAL rVpGU.is'lNE do"sn
need To- slr,a to high heaven to le'
ihp people aunp auuut
9
aust DEllA'S rI'- might turn th,
tide Zoe RATS favor hut She ha-n.
time between nov aud the election o.
make enough 90 so around.
.
THE WA~ulNGTON post SAYS it'
idea of 90 sculptor b. man WHO 'an
rise abu,, in, level of lions W.
presume the Post wants girau'-
o
THE COLONEL has really never
mndc q genuinely lucid explanation of
tine enthusiastic progrcsslvism "'
George " r,rklns
o.
THEIR OBJECT an subl.m"
They mt, achieve iu time,
Tn have uo uN 90 cover the crime
| 80 ., Io., utrI the ,l.m".
@
THERE ApE SAID ta D., three mil
hon cats Boo tlirugu. This argues
surcit, ul dogs. Wh..h puts tho mat
ter squarly uo 90 th" l". kns INDUS
ltN.
D
MRS Tl'YVEsANT Fish says sh'
is plrascd With conditions AZ Nowpof
This wear. Sow Sc viii tll be- ahlr ~
sit back with nothing 60 worry about
, O.
! -ENTiMLNT NLt~Ts are much re-
l.e,ed e. hear that tho young Iirs'nii
woman didn't bctray her unih~e'
lover Tho Laura Joan lihhy rlnl
, rriuirrz rN.,ruIngN
q
Az ELDERLY couple ni Mats1"ll
town. loNay nave twenty 'hild
rem. n there are mlry snrh iu h
'i.wkc,c .A.tr the, VIII has" lu en-
Aru, its boundaries.
&,
4 COLORADO mau lost hIs NE yes
trrduy chasing mis- hat We can lAin
ni % number 1f valued acquaintance
Who might with outiro propri'iy los
thcu lives Hauo Ulaug through ihri
hats
TWO DRINKS made man q
BRIGHTON. colo, confess murdt
Half dozen would probably mad
him assume the responsibility tor in
titanic Disaster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
TrlmbIe.. I.Iyery. lls y. seoond 81

n you know o. the real value ~
Chamher'ain's Llnimeut for lame
back soreness 81 the muscles. sprgius
ana rheumatic pains. you would never
Wish 20 be without u. For sale Oy
al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

gwolinps of the flesh caused hy M
Elimination, cold. fractures "t me
bone. toothache. neuralgia or rheu-
u.Htisn can be- relieved hy applying
BALIAUL'S SNOW LlSlMENT. II
should be- well rubbed in over we
part affected. 10 great healing an"
penetrating power eases the PAIN re-
duces the swelling and restores nat ,,
ural conditions. Price zoe. zoe anh
.ti 90 Der bottle. sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
HON. NATHAN JAFFA.


The nomination of Hon. Nathan
Juru for cougrp smuu Dos th, lat, RE-
publican convention 100 Albuquerque. b.
we'll received uy the people lie iS
we'll known throughout the state hav-
ing been s,yrrtur, of the territory Tor
70 number of yours ana retired wdcn
New Mexico became state. lie then
returned Co Roswell where h" has
large mercantile interests. He rs q
business man ana "a worker II o.
doubtful DO the state has another man
who knows t"L understands me needs
ul our state us nathan jana lie Us
mo- dreamer but au honest progressive
who believes in reforms in q practical
way. he Is independent enough that
the greet Interest" cannot control
him 90 the dctrnnrnt OF M" people
lie ls clean aud honest and believes
in th, people such man In New Mex
loco should iUyc 100 tur lower house OF
congress Go look after its Interests
Taos valley News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
rmE ROOSEVELT SCHEME.


-...,..,.. .,.... ,,,. ,.ry,
,,... ..,,...,,, a., r,i,,,o ,r b.ipe
-,... ,,.. r.,., soto.
h' 'h' 'i''u"h J" ''''''''''''
dor" Roosevelt D. laf To-" "'' h"""
81 the business. Tar too shr'"d |
politician Co believe ne has chance |
~, ,,,,r,,iishi,g an, more In 1919
,..-i,.., r,1
1
W course h""''''' ""'''7 W.
Tnt this year " would be balm ''
his wounded vanity Hut ho has uu-
,.tb.r and d,ep,r .bi.,, and ey,ryou,
,. ,....,., ..,,. ,,,o,,,h, 81, ,b,
""'''' "'''"N WIS
colonel as ~ his won't " i'oN'h'
farther ahead than most people VI"
wants IN bc presidort again. colonel
......, -. ..,,,,,. an,
'''''H'
Chicago was a bitter blow TO his van
a.. ana h, 10 yoi,y to devote all his
49,. .,,..,. a,a al
his determination to getting back into
-, -, MIN a
...,.
just az Pi'''"' " ~ NOV
!" inquire OUT ''' '''S''''' '''''','
Tvs present '"''''''"'' ~ ~ ''-''
"''u'h OF """"''" "''"
'f"n c'np'H"'' ana '''''""
h''"n' Hoos'''' Knows '"'' VIZ
TO" "''S"h' 'i'' ''''''"''
ph''' '""N-''"'"'" ''''''''
nn'fl'a 'h'"i''f 'S o." 'Ns IN W
VIII make ''N"'' Va Jug F''''N
in case ne ~ cl''''u' "'"S'''''
p"c's to mount 'fiu"'ph""''S '''' '''
pr'sl''h'l'I 'n''' "''' WV '''
believes VIII De "I'uS"' "'
ana get the 'iE N''''''''''" '" Wv
New M'N''" zoo. "'' ''"' '"'''''
H""SeN'it s''I''s''. W. NM" '''''
too wen down mere. HIS S'"'''' p''N
"s rongh ana READY """'s" "''"'
handed wes'''n'r '' '''us'"~' ''' ~
has lost us novelty ms ''''''''''''-
references u" NV i''s'-"'"'
hren worn lhr''"'"''. ~" "'N',
knows MIN for % '"hau""''' "e''''
IN" shr'wdes' OF p"l'ue''hs' '"' "''''
Inscriptions "I m""'p"''''''' wv
trand-s'ana'r 'N'r""I"'h"''' VIZ
prem" "go'is' 'h' grand h''''''"' '''
ems ana me h' p"'i''' whose u. p''''s'
is 50 entertaining 'h"' we '"'''' '''
''h u man "'''' "'''
Ne" N'H''' mas '"' ''''''
p''''n'G WIN ''''''''''. us w
-, -, .o.. An
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
Gnldcn Srnlnnlhcr

's'ih'h Nrli"unnrr.
Apples mellow. golden shcIvcs;
It-d and yellow autumn leaves
Harvest f.olic. county fair
Joys bugohc everywhere.
--.oulsyillc Courier Journal.
o
THE FLIES which We Oft sw5ttrd
Ana occasionally ported,
1uc, ur" passing. Mabel passing,
Passing quickly from the scene,
a few uu m ones liuErr
Eut Jack FTnsJs ,ry singer
o. taking Jll the ginger
From the insects on
The screen,
o
Two Views.
tFrom IudRyp
hr s1H hat ANA liS,d it much
Ats' rd ttat q sumner 'I.a
A. 10 tu''d seldom seen before.
-Hu W,t sar liked was .n store.
-h, cham 90 t1 spy This nat uvsl lay
rl ,H.sed it by boz sc.'a. O. vu}.
90, 90 at this time be- e .I,d.
Na- ,. ruolJ,r wou.u hvyd
Airs D. o.. t.Douugll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Bryant hauls trunks Phone sol,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

TWO DRINKS made q man nt
Rrahton. colo. confess a murder
Hnlf a dozen would probably mnd"
him assume the responsibility TOT inc
Tilanic disaster.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

4 COLORADO mau lost hIs NE yes
trrduy chasing mis- nat We can iAink
ui % number of ,pluod urputn'anoes
Who might with outiro propri'y lose
thcu lives Nallc tulalug through ihrh
hats
Evening star., 1912-10-08
REVOLVERS AT FUNERAL.
East Side Underworld Turns Out
When "Rig Jack" Zelig Is Buried.

NEW YORK, October S.-A great out
pouring of the underworld of the East
Side took place yesterday at the funeral
Of big Jack" Zelig, who was shot down
on a I'd avenue car Saturday night by
RED PHIL Davidson.
Thousands watched the funeral process
sion as it passed through the East Side
from the home of Zelig, at No. 2S6 Broome
street Many Of Zelig's friends accom-
panied the body to the grave, wearing
Grape and carrying revOlvers. as they
feared an attack from some of the Sirocco
gang.
Others less respectful of Zelig's memory
mingled with the crowd Of mourners and
robbed them of their purses. stickpins and
watches. Thirty detectives under Capt.
Harry Foy of the central office tried to
stop the work Of the dips" but the lat
ter were too quick for them.
The police who were on duty around
the house to the number of fifty, said
that they never saw SO many pickpockets
eangmen and all-around criminals at any
gathering before as attended the funeral
Sam Paul and $50 members of his
club of which Zelig was a member. paid
their last respects to the gang leader by
going to the grave in carriages. The fu-
neral was picturesque. four cantors and
ten choristers chanting the Hebrew serv-
ice for the dead as the body passed
through the streets.
Evening star., 1912-10-08
DOUBLE MURDER PUZZLES
Police Try to Solve Mystery
of Killing of Two Men in
Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, October S-With
a score of police and detectives working
on the case, no satisfactory solution to
the double murder near the state fair
grounds last night had been found to-
day.
Frank Foxall. aged thirty, and Phillip
Lepper, thirty-five. both bartenders,
were shot to death after attending a pic
mic with two young women. One of
the women, Daisy Baker. left the party
before the shooting and the other. Myrtle
Williamson. told the police the two men
were killed by a negro who had assaulted
her. Lepper. who was not dead when the
police arrived, also said they We're attack
ed by negro
Mordecai Jordan, who lives near the
scene, said he had heard the two white
men uuarreling just before the shooting
and believes they had killed each other.
The police seemed inclined today to
think the men fought over the girl and
scout the negro story.
Evening star., 1912-10-08
OHIO THIRD TERMERS LOSE.
Progressive Ticket Must Remain Va
cant in Many Counties.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. October S.-Ohio
progressives were defeated today T., their
efforts to overrule the recent opinion of
Secretary of State Graves that the name
of candidate can appear on the ballot
under only one party designation, when
the State Supreme Court refused to hear
the case on the ground that it could not
overrule the decision of the secretary OF
state.
In many Ohio counties the progressives
had Nominated the regular republican or
democratic tickets The holding Of Secre-
tary Graves will mean that the progress
sive ticket will now remain vacant as II
Is now too late under the law to file nomi-
mating petitions.
Evening star., 1912-10-08
Court Again Refuses Widow
Funds From Estate.
TRUSTEE is CONSERVATOR
Dante Powerless to Pay Out, Justice
Barnard Decides.
NEW DECISION STEP FARTHER
Dover Attaches Only to Equity and
Rights of Real Property In
heritors Are Involved.

The second request of Mrs. Rose Keel
lnsS Hutchins. widow of Stilson Hutchins,
to the District Supreme Court for an
order on William J. Dante, trustee of the
HutchinS millions, TO pay her $500
monthly out of the rents from the real
estate left by her husband. was denied
today by Justice Barnard.
Last June Mrs. Hutchins made SINH
lar request which Justice Wright declined
to grant. Justice Barnard today took
practically the same position as Justice
Wright. holding that in the case before
the court Mrs. Hutchins does not make
it appear whether she is claiming her
dover as widow of the financ.er or as
lesatce under his will, two of which have
been filed and one being contested by Lee
Hutchins. one of the sons of Stilson
Hutci1inS
Evening star., 1912-10-08
ALL BOSTON ON EDGE.
Absorbed in Following Fortunes of
the Red Sox.

BOSTON, October s-All Boston today
was absorbed in following the fortunes
OF the Red Sox in their opening world s
series battle against the Giants in New
York. At Fenway Park. the scene to-
morrow of the second game Of the world s
series. many patrons of the sport applied
for their allotments of reserved seat tick
cts, which have been awaiting them for
five days. The management would seem
to have completely frustrated the at
tempts of spectators to obtain seats.
Fenway Park tomorrow will hold the
greatest crowd in It's history. Secretary
Robert < B. >afrRUy said today that more
than $4,000 paid admissions would be re-
corded.
Fair weather, a continuance Of the In
dian summer conditions, is the prospect
for tomorrow'S game.
Evening star., 1912-10-08
ESTATE WORTH $1S5,0OO.OoO.
Wertz Family Association After
Property of Ancestor.

CHICAGO, October S.-Mrs. Estelle
Ryan Snyder. who has just returned here
from Germany, where, as representative
of the American Wertz Family Associa-
tion. she sought TO recover from Ger
many. Austria and the Netherlands S1S5,-
100000. the amount of the state Of Paul
Wertz. an imperialist field marshal of the
seventeenth century. announced last night
the plans of the association for carrying
the case into the highest courts Of the
German empire.
Money for the undertaking is to be
raised at reunion of the Wertz family
to be held at Harrisburg. Pa. October ~
-. 1t is expected that 1000 heirs of Paul
Wertz Will be present. The reunion will
be held at the old Wertz homestead.
founded by Jacob Wertz, head of the
American branch of the family, in the
eighteenth century.
Evening star., 1912-10-08
FIND YELLOW FEVER CASE.
Steamer Chaucer at New Orleans Is
Put Under Quarantine.

A case Of yellow fever was discovered
aboard the British steamer Chaucer when
it arrived at New Orleans yesterday, ac-
cording to "a dispatch received by Sur
geon General Blue today from Passed
Assistant Surgeon Corrupt. in charge of
the New Orleans quarantine station.
DR.. Corput was of the opinion the man
became infected by coming in contact
with laborers carrying yellow fever
germs while In Rio de Janeiro. The man
has been removed to the health service
hospital and the ship placed under quar-
antine.
Evening star., 1912-10-08
KNIFE IN HIS HAND,
IS HIT WITH BOARD
Police Reserves Called to
Water Front for BelIiger-
ent Wagon Driver.

Cries of murder on the oyster wharf,
at the foot of 11th street southwest, this
morning shortly after II o'clock attract
ed a number of policemen and oystermen
to the vicinity of the schooner T. D. Pur-
nell, Capt. Arthur Holland. from Landon-
Vile. Somerset county. Nd. where a
lively alteration had taken place.
"a murder has been committed ON the
oyster wharf, was the message received
by the police, and in a few minutes the
reserves from the fourth and harbor pre-
cincts We're on their way to the scene Of
the trouble.
James Yates. colored, driver of team
for B. 3. Earnshaw, was found lying on
the wharf. He was apparently unable to
speak and it was thought he was in a
dying condition. Capt. Holland had
struck him with piece of board, the po-
lice say when Yates advanced toward
him with an open knife in his hand.
His Helper Is Cut.
Carl Scott. a colored helper on the
wagon, had been cut about his arm and
leg by Yates, it is charged, but Scott
said the cutting was accidental.
Capt. Holland brought cargo of to-
matoes from Somerset county and Yates
and his assistant were sent to the wharf
to get them. 1t was while on the wharf
that Yates, who is said to have been
under the influence of liquor, became
troublesome.
Yates. it is stated, was told to keep off
the schooner because he was so noisy
and troublesome. He insisted upon board
ing the schooner. however, and his as
sistant was cut While trying to keep him
on the wharf.
Yates was taken to the Emergency
Hospital. Capt. Holland was placed un-
der arrest to answer a technical charge
of assault and Scott was held as a United
States witness. Yates probably will re-
cover.