Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-05
BIBLE
CLASS DECIDES
MOTHER IN LAW
IS NUISANCE
She is Chased As Trouble
Maker to Newly WEEDS and
Ought to Be Kept Away If
Peace is to Reign in Home.
STRAY TOPICS FROM
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

New York Letter 10 Evening lierald)
New York. March 5.--The Rookie
Teller Bible class. which Is studying
matters matrimonial in a series OF
mld-week meetings took up the moth.
er-iu-law question last night The
meeting was led By the Rev. Orren q.
Cocks, secretary of the league tor
social service. while John ID. Rookie
Teller, ir., SAT hard By and took notes
on large piece OF paper.
Discourage che visits Of your moth.
er-in-law,' said the speaker. don't
let her get a foothold In the newly
set up home n Is better 10 have
only two rooms and cook In one OF
them and sleep IN the other than 90
have a whole suite In the home of
another The tlmid housewife, newly
welded, makes her flrst little attempts
az her tlmorous housekeeping IN the
little new home and there should be
only the two there"
Young Bride Got Fortune First
The will OF Elijah Marshall Allen.
lumber exporter. "A years OF age, who
on January 10 last married Laura
Matte walker, % wears old. was read
p
10 the young widow Following
conference OF representatives OF sew.
era' branches ~ me family 90 was
announced thai tbe estate. aler the
puy mont OF debts, win amount TO 81
500. The other half of the property
goes to Mrs. Daniel Cooke, daughter
OF Allen.
At the time OF Aliens Illness IN st.
Vincent's hospital, where he died last
Saturday. his estate was estimated
at 100000. Friends OF the bride in
sisted that Allen was independently
wealthy and II was explained he had
promised ne would leave his young
wife well provided for. There was
much surprise when the announcement
was made that the estate WAS 80
small
Mrs. Kneeland. the mother OF AIRS.
Allen, said.
my daughter. who still Is IN with
pneumonia, will be comfortably pro-
vsded for Whatever the estate she
will not have to work unless she
wishes TO-"
Asked II It was not true that Allen
gave his bride lump amount she
said:
eyes, that IS soI bnt the amount 4
will not tell"
Mrs. Kneeland said her daughter
will not 20 on the stage.
Motor Cars More Deadly.
Motor cars killed eleven persons
and injured 81 In New York during
February, according 70 the National
Highways Protective society. This
record SHOWS an Increase OF neariy
800 per cent over the corresponding
month last year. The soclery's report
shows that 20 were killed and 1877
seriously injured IN New Yo'k, hy all
kinds Of vehlculRr traffic In February.
Divides Eetate OF Millions.
Surrogate Fowler rendered 4 decia-
ion today sustaining the will OF Mar
ian Campbell and admitting Il 20 pro
hate
Miss Campbell, an aged spinr,or,
left an estate OF two million dollars
TO four fayorite cousins. She lived ht
"a Fifth avenue for many years rior
20 her death. The contestants --mcm-
bers Of old Knlckerbocker- families
who were relatives Of Miss Campbell
declared she was Of unsound mind
when she made her will II was cited
W AhN NNHtNHNhuAH oH NNoNNHN" Va
Miss Campbell's lnfirmltsee, that she
believed her cat had soul and ie-
fused % walk without the cat
Mics Campbell was related 10 the
Van Rcnaaaelars, Livingstone Gros-
bys, Townscnds aud other old New
York families.
A Widsiy Known Physician Dead
DR.. Leonard Weber, for more than
rs years lsrofesaOr OF general medi-
cine In the New York Post Graduate
Medical school and hospital and q
member OF the board OF directors OF
that institution. Is dead at his home
here In his 10th year He was educ
Gated Ia Germany, coming 10 New
York IN 1865.
The Blind Her Friends.
Testimony OF the gratitude 81 ave
thousand blind persons Waa presented
10 Mrs william Zlegler OF this city
today In the shape Of a bronze Htatu.
cite OF the Three Graces. Five years
ago today. Mrs Ziegler started the
publication OF the Matilda zleg'of
Masazlne IN raised type and has since
distributed Il montnly free TO blind
people throughout the United States
and Canada NJ an expense OF about
$4,000 a year An Alabama reader
who originated the Idea OF shOwing
some appreciation. collected Ave thou.
sands dimes for the purchase Of the
statuetto. The names Of all the Ave
Thousand contributors were inscribed
lin parchment booklet, which war