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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
Death of Il Little Child.

lNI6nroe, Ga, Tribune, March ~
R MI. and Mrs. w. l.. Dobbs have the
eetjest i sympathy of our people in
thgi death Sofstheir eight-months-o
adopted daughter, little Theora Wat
SOM which occurred at their home III
.thig city Sunday morning. The bright
little baby was the daughter OF Mrs.
Floyd Watson, Isl isters OF Mrs. Dobbs,
and s the d OF The TO oEmer in
ST. 4fH Carolina several mon ting fago,
little Theora was takenain charge by
andAMrs. Dobbs, who have no
children OF their own, and who have
lavished upon the little adopted
child all their wealth OF devotion
and affection. The little ones death,
under the circumstances, is a pecul-
iarly sad one and brings forth the
tenderest sympathy from all our peo-
pie. The remains, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs and J. e. Dobbs,
were taken to Fair Play, S. c., Mon
day, via Westminster, and inferred
at that place Tuesday morning, Rev.
Marett, of the First Eaptist church,
Of Westminster, conducting the last
sad rites. w. l.. and j. E. Dobbs
returned to the city Wednesday
night, but Mrs. w. l.. Dobbs will re-
main with her mother, Mrs. Barton,
for several days.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
won Its great reputation and extern
sve sale by its remarkable cures Of
coughs, colds and Group. 1t can be
depended upon. Try 1t. Sold by all
dealers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
Refused to Carve Confederate Body

Charlotte, N. c., March 4.--Inspir-
ed by sentiment for the Lost
Cause students composing the SEN
ior Glass Of the medical department
or the University OF North Carolina
to-day firmly refused the regular rou-
tine OF instruction in the dssect!ng
room because. the subject for dissec-
ton was the corpse OF hero of the
War Between the States--the late
Capt. Edward Benton, of Raleigh.
Backing the students in their
stand and declaring that the needs
OF humanity did not require the
carving OF the body OF follower of
Gen. Lee, Dr.. G. S. Mangum, profess
sor OF anatomy, passed around the
hat for collection, and later, fol.
lowed by the student body, the re-
mains OF the gallant veteran we're
borne to the Confederate plot in the
Chapel Hill cemetery and given
Christian burial. The Confederate
faS vas planted at the head OF the
grave and the obsequies were CON
Quoted in binding snowstorm.
Capt. Benton committed suicide at
the Soldiers Home in Raleigh SAT-
urday and left will turning over
his body to the University Medical
College for dissection. He was con
nected with the famous Hardaway
Battery of Alabama, and lost leg
In battle on his 23d birthday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06

We join with hosts Of other
friends Of the bereaved father, and
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbs, in extending
our sincere sympathy in their sor-
row. Following the deep bereave-
ment through the recent death of the
little ones mother. this dispensation
Of Providence is indeed sore afllic-
tiOn.-Ed Courier
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
hORETHANHUHDRED
PONIES WILL RACE
ON LOCAL TRACK
Gentlemen's Driving AssOcia-
ton Aggressive and Hopes
to Bring Many Good Horses
From JuareZ.

Although tine big union mems meet
Ing Is sixty days away. the Gentle
mems Driving association. which has
the entertainment program In hand,
is aggrcssiNcly lining up a card ~
events that viii more than please Wis
itors and rosidents Emil Mann. Sec
Rotary Of the driving association, who
recently returned from a trip 90
Juarez. talked 20 a number of horse
men there and received assurances
that several dozen good ponies viii
be brought here provided satisfactory
arrangements are made regarding the
rates. The matter of rates and stop
over privileges Is now up with the
santa Fe railroad. II II believed tina,
ninety or hundred horses viii De
brought from Juarez To Albuquerque
II satisfactory shipping basis u
agreed ON between the owners ane
the railway.
a tentative program for May 20 q
20 has been arranged. The program
includes three running races each JAS
and one or more harness events
Baseball games and Indian sports viii
fNl In between the races. Prominent
among those taking part IN the WORK
OF making arrangements for the mee'
are Joseph Barnett, w l.. Trlmbie
simon Schloss, Emil Mann, Nyc Mar
tin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
JOHN D0LAN, VETERAN,
PASSES TO HIS REWARD
We'll Known Man for Three Years
Resldent Of Albuquerque, Dies
Yesterday; Body to Be Sent
East.

After suffering for some time from
a complication OF diseases, John
DOlan, a well known resident of Al
buQuerque, and for so years n resi-
dent OF Kansas City, died yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Dolan was born IN
Ireland. Coming To America when a
lad, he took up his residence In Kan
sas City. living there for half CEN
tury. During the Civil war ne fought
on the Union side and waa a member
OF Farragut- Thomas post. Grand
Army OF the Republic. Mr. Dolan
was a devout Catholic and was a
member OF the Catholic Knights OF
America Besides his sorrow-s triok-
en- wife. Mr. DOlau leaves several sous
and daughters 70 mourn his loss. Mrs.
Dolan Is past chief ranger OF the 10
cal court OF the Woman's Catholic
Order OF Foresters The body OF Mr..
Dolan viii be sent 70 Kansas City,
where burial Will be made under the
direction Of the Catholic knights.
Mr. DOlan was q man who was ex'
/ tramely we'll liked by al his friends
and acquaintance. all OF whom viii
be very sorry TO learn of his death
and viii offer sympathy and condol'
once to those who are left behind,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
LOCAL YOUNG men
MIGHTY WELL
DRESSED
Albuquerque Visitors Have
often Remarked 1t, and
Some Explanations Are
Offered.

Observant visitors In Albuquerque
often comment upon the well-groom-
cd appearance OF the men paftleu-
larry the young men--of this town
such observations indicate, of course
the genuine progressiveness ot tne
rising generation here, ana, incidvhl,
ally. they speak well for the taste an"
enterprise Of local clothing denlefs'
Just now the youth of AlbuaueTque
are busying themselves win the
spring-suit problem, and those WI"
are wise are nnding many valuable
suggestions IA the famous steih-hl n
limo al the -. l.. Washburn company Z
store. model which 10 pfoFins
particularly attractive 90 Aibaquef-
que young men OF taste ~ known NJ
the seneca This Is modified eng
lish onect, with long. broad ihpels
and the popular narrow shoulder ~
comes IN "a wide variety Of shades
anything. Ia fact, from an extremeg
light and summary erect 10 the more
conservative blue ana gray mixtures
Although the seneca ls SUIT when
may be- worn by the most parueuin'
men with satisfaction, u Is very mou'
eratoly priced az $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
MANY ATTEND THE
FUNERAL of
MRS. WOOD
Representative People of Al
buquerque Pay Last Tribute
to Much Beloved Woman.

The funeral services for Mrs. Wood,
wife Of Francis y. Wood. well
known member OF the Albuquerque
bar. whose death occurred Wednes-
day, were held this afternoon in ST.
Johns Episcopal church. Archdeacon
W. H. Warren officiating The tuner
al was largely attended. The MEM
beers OF the Bcrnalilio County Bar
association attended In body and
escorted the body from the Wood
home. silver avenue and High street
to 81. Johns church. The services
az the church were very impressive
From the church the funeral process
sion wendell its way TO Fairvlew Gem
etery. the last resting place. The pail
bearers were all members Of the bar
and are az follows. a. b. McMiilen'
NJ r. Hickey II. A. Mann, George
y. Riock. a. \, sedillo ana George H.
Craig.
Many beautiful wreaths and bou-
quets Of flowers were laid on the cas-
ket and grave. indicating the love ana
esteem ia which Mrs Wood was held
by her many friends In Albuquerque
Court AdiOurns.
As a mark OF respect 10 Mr.. Wocc
and In memory OF his wife, the dis
trlct court adjourned az noon today
Judge Herbert Reynolds and many
court officials attended the funeral.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
GOVERNOR IS HOST
At A BRILLIANT
RECEPTION
Members Of First State Legis-
lature and Hundreds of
Santa Fe Citizens Guests at
Executive Mansion.

Especial Telegram IN Evening HeFaidf
SANTA Fo. y. NJ. March 22.-~ooVcr-
nor McDonaid's first state reception
10 state officers. members Of the state
legislature and visitors IN the capital
city. held last night IN the executive
residence, was one of the most bril-
liant social events IN the history OF
the capital of New Mexico ana was
attended by hundreds az citizens the
SPACIOUS executive mansion was nil-
ed io capacity during the eyenidg'
The whole house was blaze oi llBhta
and cut flowers, palms and hot house
greenery were used lavishly IN the
beautiful decorative scheme.
The first regiment band OF the New
Mexico National Guard serenaded the
governor and his guests during the
evening and full orchestra, occupy
ing flowcry nook In the porlors,
furnished music during the reception
The receiving line was short IN
| Guiding only Governor ana Mrs, Nc
| Donnld. Adiutant General \, ~
/ Brookes and members of the stan
| Lieutenant Governor De Baca the
presiding officer OF the state senate
| and r.. l.. Baca. speaker Of the house
/ The reception. so far az possible WITH
"a large AFFAIR OF the kind. was maa'
informal and the guests were made e
feel thoroughly az their ease. The
reception WAS notable FOR the beauty
OF the gowns and In every way the ar
fair was one Of the most successful
| Santa Fe has ever known.
Among the visitors were many oil
time friends of Governor and Mrs
Mcdonald and the governor had ai
opportunity 60 meet socially for az
first time many members OF the as
sembly. accompanied by their fami
lies Mrs. Mcdonald has already es
tablished an enviabie reputation u
santa Re as charming hostesa ant
the reception last night added fur
Their to her iaurels
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
TAKES A
/. BAD FALL OUT OF
THIS CITY
Most Violent Sand Storm for
Years Does Considerable
Damage to Window Glass
and Other Property.

The vernnl equinox hit Albuquerque
below the belt last night one OF the
most violent sand storms FOR years
got under Roadway late ia the after
noon and ragged with increasing fairy
all night, accompanied by a rapid
drop IN temperature until this morn
ing half inch Ice was Ia evidence
wherever there was any water eN-
posed
As usual ln locn, slaooms. the d.
rectlun uf the wind was out 81 the
east. and II attained at several times
velocity OF about fifty miles
an hour or over.
An the loose soil in the valley was
moved up on 60 the western mesa
across tho river, accompanied by
large number OF miscellaneous articles,
the wind evidently being IN league
with the spring cleanup crusade.
Damage totallng hundreds OF dollars
was done all over the city. fences
being blown down. much window
glass destroyed shingles torn off
roofs and bricks OF chimneys.
/ branches were broken off trees. and
/ la number OF cases IL IL reliably re-
/ ported that seeds were blown out of
( the ground that had been planted five
/ inches deep The aaEd was terrific,
ana the thoughts which filled the
minds Of AlbuQuorquo's housewives
I this morning were In most cases too
deep for uttcrance In somc cases
floors ana rugs were covered with
half an inch Of sand. ana sand wes
driftcd on sidewalks ana ON the wind
ward side OF buildings for as deep as
six inches. AT the corner of Central
avenue and Firth street whole Soc
ton OF the big metal signbunrd was
torn of and hurled for nifty feet
landing IN the middle of Central ave-
nue.. Considerable damage was done
60 awnings and also 70 telephone aud
light wires IN various pnrts OF tho
city. Tho storm was as bad AZ or
worse than the one Of 1909. which
also occurred IN the month az March
and played havoc with properly, the
wind on thar occasion. however. keep
Ing up for two or three days.
As usual with sand storms the air
was az clear as crystal after the worst
was over and indignant and discour-
aged hcusekeepers may console them
selves with the reflection that u all
helps the climate.
u goes far 20 bear out the theory
of ''oquinoctlal storms that this
sand storm, the first serious one Of
she season. came simultaneously with
the arrival OF the spring equinox.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

IIeaeock. l.. A. MoRae. u. X. ~ Sell
lcrH, Il. II Crew., T. q. Rice, and j..
~. COOdoil
This ward selected aiienatos for
every man, 50 iliat it VIII be sure to
have q fun representation, The meet.
Ing Was presided over by DR. l. a..
Rice. and j M. Goodoil acted az sec
rotary The alofnatos were G.. n.
Davis, G. A. Grande, p. q. Cornish.
T.. Oinoln. John Yonycrsc. AZ. j. Saw
tolle. A. a. Trimhle, j. A. Roidy, John
&. Frcdoricbs. George g. Schecr, Fred
Kahnt. 4. n Morgan, ~ &. Tull, n. J.
Collins. Walter Disque
second ward ~ a. skinner, r. ).
Passmofe. J. korber. John BOnnell,
s. 81 Roehl, William kieke, Charles
Main. y. W. Colbert D. A Montoya,
Thomas sherwood, $. 4. Kinds
Charles Schmidt, e. Lembke, john
ltcub, Dr. =. l. Burton and G. H.
/ kapple.
This meeting was held In Pass
mOre's store on South Second street
near Coal avenue. Il was presided
over by r, J passmore. and :. IL
Roehl oihclaied as secretary.
Third ward--A Michael S. 8. Gil
bert s.. II. COen, w. II. Mciulfe, y y
Hamilton. H. G Roohl, J. A. Tand
berg, Jaues Coseroye, James Henncs
sey AZ. O1Rughln. A. }. Maioy. $
livingstone, J. H. Baker and A. Ro
nero.
This meeting was held az u. II
Dunhars real estate Office. al the cor.
ner 90 Third street and Gold avenue
II was presided over hy i. ". Bake
and n. o. Natter acted as secretary
Fourth ward--Fellx Lester, Il. W
u. Bryan. ID. " earns, r. J. NaylOn
NJ Mandell simon Stern, a. y. Nc
lGaney, j. S. Beaver. j. II Wroih, A
Fleischer. p. Dlnolll, s Burkhart "A
D. kauifmanu. r Tomoi, NJ Nash an'
c. Toti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
BUCHANAN HELD TO
GRAND JURY
Tucumoari Banker Who Fled
to Northwest Must Answer
Charge of Embedding Sum
of $6250.

w. +. Buchanan, former president
OF the International Rank OF Com
merce at Tucumcari. n. NJ, who WAS
brought back from Semitic 90 face
charges OF cmbezzlcment brought by
former Territorial Auditor John
Joerns, after escaping trial on the
Joerns Information because of tie
failure Vt Joerns 10 appear, was yes
terday held To the grand jury under
$4,000 bond on the charge Of sni-
hczzling SG.25O on January IS. 1909.
Buchanan had hearing al Tucumcart
before Judge Winters. the em5eg1ie-
ment charge being based on informa-
tion filed by Assistant Travelling hud-
ltor and Bank Examiner Thomas u.
Guilfoii. Mr.. Gniifoil arrived ln Al-
buquerque today after the completion
Of the hearing NJ Tucumcari. at " h,ch
he was the chief witness for the pros-
ecution. the only other material Wit
nesses being director and fcrmCr
director OF the bank The Gaze WIS
q hard fought one. the state being
represented by McElroy and Keator
and the defense by Holloman and
Davidson Of Tucumcarl. who put up
determined fight for their client
on the general ground that there n6d
been no embezzlemeut. The tsiai
consumed two days IL is claimed
that Buchanan was president stimuli
tatnoously OF the International Bank
and the First National ana that he
used both banks IA what GULF q
characterizes aR clumsy attempt %
cover up his alleged pecuiations,
II h alleged the transaction ~
| question involved the purchase %
/ stock by Buchanan from @ former a.
rector of the International II Is sci
| forth that Buchanan rendered In pay
mcnt n check on the First Natlotal
and charged same to stocks ana bonds
account; that he transferred thi'
charge 40 the account of the Inter
national and by making us Of his po-
sliion as president OF the latter So
cured check for te.250 from the n
ternational and charged IL TO th'
building account ON their books, or
setting this by the transfer OF stock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
BOX SOCIAL PLANNED
FOR APRIL EIGHTH

4 social affair that VIII attract
considerable attention from Albuquer-
qque society will be- the box social
ana dance 10 be given by Temple AL
bert congregation Ia the ball room
of the Masonic Temple on Anril 3.
INV affair Will be for the benefit Of
the congregation and the general pub
Ne VIII De invited Tickets VIII be-
plnced ON sale soon. The social ana
dance viii be givon on quite big
scale. with the best Of music ano
other arrangements, ana a u likely
n very largo number Of people will
attend. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
APPRECIATIvE AUDIENCE
HEARS DR. FINN SPEAK

Despite the high wind aud fierce
sand storm which prevailed last
night. falr-sized audience assem-
bled In the Presbyterian church and
heard Dr. John W Finn OF Prescott
Aria, lecture on "The Conservation
OF Health" The lecture was deliv-
cred under the auspices OF the Bor-
nalluo County Medical society. Or.
Finn Is a very entertaining speaker
and his address was highly enjoyed by
those who attended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
REPUBLICANS WILL
tconLlnued from paEe one.l

pona Ana county. asking for the
election OF W. ~. Andrews 70
the United states senate ON
the next ballot and without any
opposing vote Mr.. iIcwcllyn stated
that he had similar petitions from
every precinct in Dona Ana county.
The petitions were considered signi-
iicant as tending To show that the.
Andrews camp WIS leaving no stone
untmnod to rally support 90 their
candidate
The following oils were introduced
n. -. No. rs, by skidmOre-An act
I To give employees two hours im which
| 60 vote az al elections and providing
against the intimidation OF employees,
and that no deduction is 10 be- made
from their pay for the time necessary
! FOR them 20 vote. The bill was sent
to the committee on state affairs.
n. u. No. t6, by Goodeil--An act 90
regulate the issuing and service OF
summons and subpoena. Committee
on judiciary.
H. y. no. ~. by Goodell-To regu-
late the practice OF medicine and os-
| toopathy Committee on judiciary.
~. -. No. rs, by Burg-Prescriblng
the procedure IN civil causes. Come
nittee on judiciary.
IA. v. 80. 10. By Chavez Providing
for the transfer of causes from the
corporation commission 10 the SUI
preme court Committee on judici-
airy
H. b. No. go. by Sanchez--To regu-
late the management OF the stat,
library This bill abollshcs the posi-
ton of librarian and makes tn,
library force consist OF the chief Jus
tice, the attorney general and the
. Judge OF the hrst district u proyldei
secretary at St0O per month, in
sead Of q librarian. Committee oI
state affairs.
n. y. No. 81. by Tripp-providinl
procedure before the state corpora
ton commission Referred To tn
committee on judiciary.
IT. u. No. %. by Skidm0ro--T
safeguard the travelling public AM
employees by limiting the number o
4 consecutive hours OF employment %
railroad workers to sixteen hour
I out OF "a Committee ON railroads.
Major Lleweliyn introduced hous
u Joint resolution No. rcclting tina
the new state shall need large add
tional revenue and asking that th
speaker OF the house appoint ihrc
Il members from the committee on tudi
10 clary to confer with committee @
IS the senate for the purpose OF draft
q ing legislation based on the Ohio las
y taking private car lines, sleeping ca
n lines. express companies, cold stor
IL age fruit cars, etc. anG to classif
e The lands of New Mexico so tha
= proper valuation for taxation may b
~ placed thereon.
!. The house then adjourned until 20
3. morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Vi Legislative Day Disputed Point.
- Whom q motion 20 adjourn tn
h house until Monday afternoon wa
l. made this afternoon. several mem
" beers raised tho point Of order tina
/ the law requires the legislature {
m meet each day untH United state
h senators are chosen and Co meet ]
e. joint session each day FOR the purpos
T. OF ballotlng.
m Speaker Baca held that 'legislatiV
~ day" was intended but after deoai
* the house. by vote OF 81 10 IL, do
lr cided To take no chances, and ac
ia journed until saturday forenoon
10 l10 O'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22
IegisIailve DAY Disputcd Point.
BRIBERY INVESTIGATION BILL
TABLED ~ THE SENATE

Santa Fe, y. NJ, March 22--Ihe
senate yesterday afternoon took mp
and passed several emergency meas
lures fixing tho time ioI holding ses-
sions OF the district courts.
The first matter taken up. however,
WAS the Mahry resolution. which ash
"a that The senate take cognizanee OF
the house bribery charges by demand
ing full and complete investigation
Of the AFFAIR by the house and tender
ing the assistance OF the senate. Sen
atur Holt, as before maintained that
the resolution was an unjust and an
warranted interference In the rights
of the house and he declared that IL
would be resented by the senate wore
/ the house TO Interfere in such man
liner were conditions reyrrsed. senator
MabTy maintained that the situation
IN the house had been published TO
/ he country through the press and
| that the senate ought to act The res
lolution, however, was tabled hide
hnitely upon motion OF Senator Holt.
The committee on judiciary report
led "a substitute measure FOR house
| bin No 6. fixing the time for holding
the court In the third judicial district
land the substitute was passed under
IsuspensiOn OF the rules,
] The same committee also reported
q substitute for house bin No. 10. the
Perjury bin, introduced by James w.
| Chaves and this substitute was like
wise passed under suspended rules.
/ Senator HELD presented another
/ emergency bill fixing the dime for
\ holding the terms of court la the
/ Fourth judicial district and il WAS
passed by unanimous vote under sus.
pension OF the rules.
These bills carried a final clause de-
cinrng that they were emergency
acts and they win become effective
inGmedaiely upon being signed by
tine governor
Senator Barth presented a set OF
Resolutions from the Commercial ciut
ICf Albuquerque requesting legislation
for the completion of the Canine Real
ana for the building of good ROADS
iSenator Barth gave notice that hC
would present bin covering the rec.
lommendatiOns Of the resolutions al
an early date.
The senate named two more stand
ling committees provided for under ths
laenate rules, 40 follows.
Committee on Journal Revision.
w b. Walton, chairman, l.. G. Il
field. 70. r Pankey, 4. A Miera and &
li Alldrolgc
Committee on Executive Messages.
n ~ Holt, chairman, r.. A. Mlera
81 Romero. G. Page, v C. Champion
H. J lllnkle and a. J. Evans.
The senate then adjourned until /
io'ciOCk
COMMITTEE MEETS
TO DISCUSS EDUCATION
The committees on education u
both the house and the senate spcn
an hour this morning In conference
with Alyan n. white and other en-
lcetOrs ln the Office of the superlntoni
dtni OF education discussing propose
Legislation for the state institution
and for the public schools A com
lIfDhVuFfVe Dlan will be worked Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-22

y. G. Patterson OF the Audit ss4-
TEN company, public accountants OF
Oklahoma city. Okla. has arrived
here TO open local offices for his con-
Germ. on the ground that Albuquerque
ls one of the liyest towns he has seen
in the southwest. Patterson wn'
prominently identified with the Okla
homa city Chamber ~ Commerce and
says he Is anxious to become boost
or for Albuquerque.