Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-06
BABIES ARE
MORE NUMEROUS
THANAMERICANS
IN new YORK
They Have the Lead by About
Eight to Three According to
Birth Statistics Kept in
Great Metropolis.
FORTUNE IN AN OLD
FIREPLACE Is FOUND

FIREPLACE rs FOUND
} New York. March GA tabulation
81 birth records prepared by the bu-
rean 81 vital statistics here shows
that q large percentage OF the babies
born IN New York city have foreign
J mothers.
The present birth rate is about
itlaoe month. OF that total. eight
Thousand babies are born TO foreign
mothers and only thirty-flye hundred
! 20 American mothers.
4 fortune IN ar Oid Fireplace.
Bchlnd brick fireplace IN the old
White homestead on Deal Lake. New
Jersey. Borden A. Jafferys. who ac-
uulred the property from hts mother,
one OF the White defendants. yester-
day found a small fortune IN gold and
silver coins that had evidently been
concealed more than a century. JEFF
ferys llftod brick from us place and
the coins began 70 drop out. He put
HIS hand behind deep recess ana.
showing the treasure 20 the opening.
the coins began TO Jingle snd they
fell IN n heap on the floor. Jefferys
collected all the money ana placed Il
IN a bag. Neighbors say tho sum ag-
gregates $4,000 and that tomorrow
Jcfferys viii undertake TO tear apart
another fireplace ~ the old dwelling,
which WIS brlckod over about nfty
years ago.
Why Not Suffrageitcs for pcnce2
Henry Clows. the finaneier. gave
as his opinion last night that women
! ought 10 exert their energies as suf-
fragettes In the peace movement
rather than as suffragettes in politics.
Women have great ability In or
4 / ganlzation." he said, and they know
how 10 get results. All good women
should become suffragettes In thia
great worlds peace movement In
preferences 10 suffragettcs In poiitlcA
li would be more in kyeping with
their tastes aud dignity and WOULD
\ Tree Them from tho liability Of the
defamation OF their character. or the
solllng OF their hands in touching the
political pitch which defiles"
a IAncr swept by Waves.
with ass first cabin passengers. all
: Of whom were glad 10 get TO land, tho
} Campania OF the Cunard line arrived
: yesterday after rough voyage. Ire
mendous waves lowered above the
ship Tuesday and. while the stiff
Z northwesserly gale let np some Wed-
nesday, a redoubied Thursday. with
tho result that water swept the decks
, continually for hours. One huge wall
4 OF water struck tho ventiiators and
/. poured through the ventllators above
the smoking room. a dozen mon
playing cards IN tho room nc the
time were drenched by the spray
, cousing through the ventllaiors and
the floor was flooded. The Campanin
/ recovered from the allow and plugged
into othor waves almost as high, stag
gerIng onward All the time. and log
, ging IN the twenty-four hours pre-
/ eeding last Friday only see miles. in
I stead OF more than five hundred, its
usual days run.
Young AssOr Denies II.
, ''lt Is extremely amusing this report
, that I am, 20 trip the light fantastic
! .ogother along the corridors OF NE
with Miss Claire" Vincent Aston son
/, OF John Jacob Astor. said today
Miss Claire "a a regular GIRL YOU
, may believe me. But any report that
she and l are engaged Is silly. ana
/, that we have any definite plans as toI
future engagement is equally so.
am just starting a college career
{ and have no time for The ladies. MY
l studies need my closest attention at
, present"
i English Auth0r Here for Rest.
with his monocle firmly glued toI
!, mis- right eye. John "A. Caisworthy an
English author who last visited the
Omitted states twenty years ago, ar
rived here Yesterday with his vile
from Liverpool, fio 81 going on q
4 tour OF tho south and west for his
4 health He said ne was tired cut
4 and he has no work on hand. he
I simply wants rest he ssid' ana was
r i'm no mood 70 grant interviews az
4 the pier.
I A Chinese Dinner OF IS Courses.
Guarded By scores OF policemen
i and detectives members Of the MP
|, sing Tong celebrated the birth Of the
new Chinese republic from sunset last
night until an enrly hour today, with
4 an DISCOURSE dinner and Oriental GER
omonies The dinner did not inciade
4. such ample courses as are served IN
4 American dinners, but there was
actually 50 dishes served 20 each
q diner. The guests IN the midst ot she
!, dinner took n recess and stroueo
around the block. Music and casd
4 playing were substituted for speech-
4
. making
Pillows Co Put out tire.
a John Fenneily. a subway guard, ~
/. under arrest here today on n charge
OF homicide following the death 81
r. his G-yeRr-oid child, Kate, IN fire
n that burned his parchment The po-
lice were tod by another child that
a Fennelly threw a burning match into
I. nm upholstered chair after lighting his
4 luipe Hud then threw two pillows on
the chair when t caught iiro Zen
a lnfuv. the police saf. told them h"
threw tho pillows 90 smother tHe
y flames.
10 DO Won know that OF All the minor
n Iailmonts colds are by far the most
4 dangerous n b. not the cold Itself
that YOU need fear, but the serious
=. i44..a... tHnt a. ofton leads 10. Most