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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11
MAY change PLANS
OF PASTORS DEFENSE

BOSTON, MASS Special.-Active
work on plans to save the Rev. Clar-
| ence V. 7. Richeson when he comes
TO trial on January 18th for the muir
der OF Avis Linnell was continued to-
DAY when q conference between John
L. Lee and William A. Morse, attor-
neys for the defense. which lasted
Till late hour last night. was re-
sumed at the office OF Mr. Morse. II
is said the pastors act of self-mu-
tilation has made 1t necessary for the
attorneys to plan an entirely new de-
tense. and a statement to that effect
| Is expected soon.
When asked If this was true Mr..
Lee said: 1T may be that we may
make some changes in our plans At
this time I cannot say"
Mr.. Lee Issued one statement on
his return. and after an extended
conference with his colleagues. 1t was
said briefly: ''Mr Richeson is inno-
cent He will be freed"
meeting OF Mr.. Richeson's for
mer congregation was held last night.
Since they finally accepted their for
mer pastors resignation they face the
problem OF selecting another pastor.
Last night they listened to advice
from the venerable Rev. Walter CAL
ley. Of Jamaica Plain. who occupied
the pulpit Of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church more than twenty years ago.
Old Minister Talks
Il want to say something TO you
from the bottom of my heart" be-
gan the old man quietly. while every
person In the church listened in
breathless silence. You have been
going through very trying DAYS. Seve-
raj papers have taken note of YOUR
attitude. One paper referring to you
said: A little obscure church in the
midst OF trying days shows itself to
be Christlike and Of good judgment
and poise'
Remember 1t Is not a Demosthenes
you want. but a man of judgment
and poise."
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11
SHENANDOAH COUNTY GOES
DRY BY A MAJORITY OF NJ
HARRIsONsURG. VA sn.c,al

HARRISON3URG, VA. Special. In
a local option election held in Edin-
burg District, Shenandoah county, tho
drys won by q majority OF FL The
entire county OF Shenandoah has been
dry for several years. and the district
election was called on the petition OF
the vets, who were encouraged by the
recent overwhelmingly wet victory
in Stannton.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11
Wife WITNESS TO
HUSBANDS mad ACT
ICHMo Nd vA.-spec,aI =


you've got just one minute-sixty
seconds-to say you'll come back ia
me. or III kill myself right herel'
With this threat Oliver p. Paxton.
a salesman OF 403 East Main Street.
waved bottle at his wife, employed
at 1911 East Main Street, this morn
ing shortly after IL o'clock. The bot
tie was labeled "Carbolic acid" Mrs.
Paxton did not see the label and be-
heved that the flask contained only
whiskey or rum.
Il will never live with you again, I"
she told her husband. She spoke quiet
ly and positively and turned back to
her desk.
Paxton, who is about thirty years
old, placed the bottle to his mouth
and took several gulps, then fell to
the floSr choking and strangling, his
lips. mouth and throat terribly burn
ed by the Aery acid.
DR.. Randolph L. Watts. OF the city
amt ulance. was summoned. He at
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11

The empire coiffure Is now strongly
favored, carrying out the period mode.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11
Bee Net In Bryan's Bonnet.

conceive any condition that would make
II possible for me to consider the Ques-
ton or my becoming the candidate for
the presidential nomination OF the
Democratic party in 1912"
This was the declaration OF William
Jennings Bryan shortly after his ar
rival here yesterday afternoon from
havana in company with Mrs. Bryan.
Ihey left this afternoon for st. Peters
several days.
Mr.. Bryan declined TO comment on
tne action or the progressive Demo-
Gratis or Ohio yesterday in pushin0 his
name TO the front. and the utterances
or FORMER Representative Lentz who
mas said Bryan was the natural candi-
date OF the progressive Democrats.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11

Criticism OF the Long Roll" stIu
continues and 90 does the sale 81 the
book.-Froe Lance.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11

tempted to pump the acid from the
mans stomach. but found Paxton'a
throat peralyzed and closed from the
effects of the poison. The man was
even unable to swallow medicines
which would counteract the effects of
the drug.
Unable to do more for him under
the conditions, DR.. Watts hurried the
would-be suicide to the City Home.
where hyperdermics were administer
cd. Ii is not thought. however, that
hours
Mrs. Paxton did not accompany heE
husband to the hospital.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11
ATLANTIC FLEET TO
HAVE MIMIC WARFARE

NEW YORK--Special.- first di-
vision Of the Atlantic deet. consisting
OF seven battleships and several
smaller craft, under command Of
Rear-Admiral OsterhauR sailed from
this port today for Guantanamo. Cuba
FOR maneuvers and target practice.
The second and third divisions from
Hampton Roads and PHILADELPHIA will
join the nrst division. On the way to
Cuba the several divisions will engage
I'm mimic warfare.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11
TWO BANKS IN FLAMES
IN MICHIGAN TOWN

MARQUETTE, HKCH-Speelal.
The Miners National Bank, at
lshpemtng, and the Negaunee
state Bank, ut Negnunee, three
miles apart, were both DESTROYED
by fire, which broke out EimuIta-
neously this morning. The los
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-01-11

10 the Ishpeming bank Is about
S1S0,o0O, while the Negaunee
banks loss will be close TO $780,
900.
Incendiariszn Is believed respon-
sdble for the fires.
Congressman III. Olin Young is
vice president OF the Miners Ma
ttonal Bank.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28
Must Go TO penitentiaIy for Using
the Mails TO Defraud in Promot-
ina Tissue Paper Banks.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov 23.--Judg'
Mccall in the federal court Tins
morning sentenced II G. Wynne,
tormer vice president of the All
Night and Day Bank at Little Rock.
+. l.. Henry, former president OF a
similar institution 10 Memphis, and
j. H Brooks, Memphis lumberman
and former director of the Men-
phis bark, and Abner Davis former
president of the All Night and Day
Bank Of Oklahoma City, to five
wears each III the federal prls0ia
and each to pay a fine of S200o
The sentences are based on two
counts in the indictment, which
charged them with using the mails
in conspiracy to defraud in con
nection with the failure OF their
banks. Their attorneys filed notice,
Of appeal
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28
District Attorney Miller Reads En-
ccrpt From Labor Magazine
In fhp Hurry

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov 23.-At-
tacks on District Attorney Mile;
and upon the government prosecu-
tion Of the dynamite conspiracy
cases published in the Ironworkers'
union magazine. since the trial he
gan. were read by District Attorney
Miller before the jury in the trial
today. One article calls the trial a
farce. The magazine is the official
organ of the Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers. of which most of the
forty-five defendants. accused nf
completely in the Mcnamara dvna-
mite plots, are officials.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28
Another Disastrous Wreck on Tex
as and Pacific Near Alexandria,
La This Mnrninn

Alexandra, La, Nov. 23.-Two
trainmen were killed and two
others were seriously injured wheE
westbound Texas and Pacific pas
senger train collided with the rear
end of a Southern Pacific train, be-
ing pushed by two fexas and Pa
cific engines, near this city at !
O'Clock this morning
The dead are.
f. Landery. fireman.
A. B. Harrison, brakeman.
The injured: f. Loughlin. eng-
neer; b. ]. Dickett, brakeman. The
last named will probably die.
No passengers were injured, but
several of them received a severe
shaking up.
The freight train ON the Southern
..acific was sailed and was being
pushed over grade by two engines
Of the Texas and Pacific when the
fast passenger tram dashed into the
two engines.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28
Bull Mnnsers Die Hard.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. ga
suit in equity will be filed by the
progressive county central commit
tee in the superior court today de-
manding an actual recount of the
ballots cast in those precincts
which were covered by the writ OF
mandamus issued by the district
court of appeals in favor OF the
democrats, who protested the can
vass in those precincts.
The progressives decided to file
the action in equity and then OBJ
tain. if possible, an actual recount
in the contested precincts.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28
REpORT GERMAN TRoops


German OFFICIALS Deny situation
Il Alarming ur That RulnorS ..
Impending complications Are
Well Founded.
London, NoN. % News dispatches
from Vienna say tnat censorship
mas been established on all telt-
graphic and telephone commune
cations from Austria Hungary h.
foreign countries since TINS mora
ing. Yesterday it was reported that
the reserves of Austria Hungary
had been called to arms Appre-
hensi0n is fell III many quarter )
OF trouble yet developing between
Austrla-Hungary and Servia over
the developments of the Balkan
states campaign against Turkey
German Troops Ordered Out
pragua, Bohemia. Nov 3D. The
reservists of five German arms
corps, numbering one hundred ana
thirty Thousand men, have been
ordered to JON their regiments, ac
cording TO the Ceski Slave.
Berlin Denies impending Trouble,
iNrlin NeN 23-German Officials
express themselves as undsiurbeu
~ me sinister rumors in regard T.
tie international situation emanal
ing from Nlenna 1t IS declare'
mat prospects OF peaceful settle
nient oi Austrian-Seryian conflic,
nave been distinctly improved In
rlcH tension between Roumana
and Austria Hungary is also diS
cantea. lIe relations between
Vienna and St Petersburg are un-
D.rslood to be improved since Rus
sia gave Seryia to understand thai
she could not have usslan support
in her demand Tor port on tn
Adriatic sed
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28
General Manager Jones and othe

General Manager Jones and other
officials of the Laurel Light and
Railway Company are being heart
ily congratulated on the appear
ance Of the coaches for the street
railway. IT isn't often that a
street car system purchases new
and handsome cars to begin with,
but the men behind the local COM
psny insist that nothing is toe good
fer Laurel.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28

Washington, NOV. 23--The postal
deficit Of 1912 is approximately q
million and three-quarters. instea1
of a surplus Of more than a NIL
lion. according TO a statement by
Postmaster General Hitchcock,
caused by ranked political matter,
estimated at between seven and
eight million pounds. Such matter
was carried free by the mails in the
last quarter Of the fiscal year,
consisting OF speeches and other
political material.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28

Savannah, Ga, Nov. q. William
f. McCombs, chairman OF the ma
tional democratic committee, SAID
ne could see no reason why tue
democratic party should not re-
main in power for twenty years.
By the national committees opening
a permanent office in Washington
and maintaining a permanent office
in New York, he said the committee
could always continue the WORK
and be a powerful factor in the
party.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28

Longon. Nov. 23.-Turkish troops
landed last night at Liliva, on
Marmora Sea, under fire Of Tur-
kish war vessels. The right wing
OF the Bulgarian army at Tchatalia
limos are .hus threatened. The
Bulgarians made desperate at
tempt to drive back the Turks, but
after hours of fighting were COM
pelled to retreat
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28

pat Harrisons bill for an in
creased appropriation for the gov
ernment building soon to be erected
at Laurel is one Of the first things
on the calendar at the December
session OF congress, but an appar-
ent dficit Of nearly two millions in
the postoffice department will rem
der exceedingly difficult to Sc
cure the desired result.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28

Mr.. Carnegie's pension Of s25,0Oo
year to ex-presidents will at least
enable Mr.. Taft to ,-f turn to his
Law practice and Colonel Roosr-
Welt TO his dUsk as consulting ed,~
tor" etc.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28

The Turks probably reason that
they can fight w,ssn they can do
nething else.
The Jones County news., 1912-11-28

German Officials Deny situation
Il Alarming ur That RulnorS q.
impending complications Are
W oil fnnndeo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 4S-Thls number represents the
new Music Company OF Albuquerque.
Although they have been In business
IN Albuquerque only a few weeks they
have already placed high grade pianos
In dozens Of the homes OF the city.
and are receiving them right along az
the rate Of about car load a week.
Here you viii have a large assortment
OF the best makes to choose from. In
Guiding the Cable. Mason q Hamiin
stsinwaF 8 sou, C0n0vur, wellington,
and others. This Is the company that
can give you good values ia musical
instruments. You will do well to get
acquainted with item. Give the man
asers name as we'll as firm name,
street address ana telephone number.
43,--aAlbuquerque Musle Co., James
Sackett. AZ w. Gold Ave. Phone 95a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 50.--.The Indian motorcycle he's
during the past year won more prizes
for endurance runs and speed than
all other makes combined. II Is the
machine that combines simplicity Of
and durability better than
any other There Is only one store In
Albuquerque that handles them and
you are to give lis name and location
bicycles are sold. rented and repaired
here and a general repair business
conducted The place TO have your
guns, lawn mowers or In fact any
thing that needs fixing repaired
5O,--Albuquerque Novelty Works,
32f 9. Second 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 52.--This cold weather makes
you with that you had better and
more scientific plumbing and heating
plants in your home, and Of course
you need a good plumber to TX what
you have. You will save future an.
noyance and expense by getting the
best 20 be had, and you VIII find him
on south Third street with the finest
display Of plumbing goods In the city,
All his fixtures are OF the latest ana
best designs aud his work IL guaran-
teed to be sanitary and lasting. The
heating plants which he lnstails viii
save fuel and time and always keep
the home comfortable. Talk Il over
with him. Give his name and the lo-
cation of his shop
52.--J. D. prummond, lie South
Third %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. f4.--1he best pictures and best
vaudeville is % be found az the oity'1
newest and most modern play house.
This H. the theeter where the entire
family can so and feel comfortable
and safe for Il IL absolutely IRE proof
alter IN the city with perfect veniila-
ton. Good clean pictures and vaude-
vile with something always doing are
the features that have combined "a
make II the most popular place with
the pleasure loving public. New fea-
tnreB every night
44.--orpheusn Theater.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
A LETTER ENCIRCLED
THE ENTIRE GLOBE

Topeka. Jan s.--wiiilam Iayman
~ Topeka has letter. written b. him-
self ana addressed 90 himself that
went entirely around the world and
returned 20 the writer IN 40 days.
Mr.. fayman formerly lived tn Foster,
$40, ana one rainy day In April the|
scheme % send a letter around tha'
world came 20 him and he set out to.
see Il Il could be done and how long
Il would take. He wrote the letter
and dropped Il In the mail box az Fos-
ter April 8. u was addressed 90 Will.
lam Layman, Cape Town, South Af-
riea. II was an ordinary looking let-
ter and IN the upper left hand corner
appeared the following forwarding d.
recfiuns:
t-Tf not called for IN three daya
send 70 H0ngkong, China.
2-If not called for az Hongkong
forward 10 san Francisco. Cal, u. s..
A.
3--If not called for al san Franz
cisco In ave days forward TO Foster,
MO.
The letter was written to explain ita
mission The letter Itself said.
n have started this letter on a
rather long Journey 60 see II It's jour
ney around the world can be accom-
plished. should anyone IN THESE far
Oft countries Dossess the name add
dressed I should like "a. correspond
wish him. as this name Is my own.
Trusting this viii make the trip
and Awaiting les return, / am.
Very truly.
WILLIAM LAYMAN."
The letter Is covered with post
marks. It's schedule around che world
~ shown on Il by the poetparks as
i follows:
Foster. Mo-. April 8.
i Capc Town South Africa. May o.
j Cape Good Hope, July /.
1 Hongkong, August g.
san Francisco, SeptemhSr ~.
Foster. Mo-. September a..
After mailing the letter Mr.. Lay
man moved from Foster 20 Mound
city. Kaa. and the letter was return
ed 20 him there September 30. Mr.
I.ayman moved to Topeka three weeks
j ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
avenue

No. 3S.--Here We have one OF the
city's leading grocery stores, which
occupies quarters with one of the lead
ing markets The proprietor IN no
stranger to the people Of Albuquerque
although he has been In business at
this stand for only about a year. He
Is a strong believer In small profits
and quick sales and az result his
goods keep moving and no stale or
shop worn goods are to be found here.
But the freshest ana best of every
thing In the grocery line Is always on
hand, Prompt delivery service TO ali
parts OF the city and telephone orders
receive the same careful attention as
call sales. Give his name and tele-
phone number.
3e.--J. M. cooeh. Phone %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 29.--If you want something
which for the instant puzzles YOU
where TO get Il. this Is the store that
viii come 20 your mind. They have a
little OF everything here. and then
sumo; and every day Is bargain day
here. Goods are sold here at prices
that render competition out OF the
question. and their New Years Clear
ance sale offers bargains never be-
fore heard OF In the city, IL Is the
place whore you can bunch all those
little wants and have more money
left In your purse than II you went
the rounds. The home OF Bear brand
hosiery FOR children and the Ia Refine
corset. Give the proprietor's name
and the location Of the store.
29.--D. II. Boatrlght, 1ts w. Gold
avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. s4.--what firm n Albuquerque
makes a speciality az ranch supplies ?
Here ~ the place o. get all kinds o.
hardware, fencing, tools. etc, and they
are sole agents for The famous John
Deere plowa. and the Diamond Edge
tools and cutlery But don't get the
idea that they cant supply che wants
Of city people as wen. for the cele-
brated Stewart ranges. 90 famous for
their baking qualitles, cannot be had
any place else IN the city, and their
line OF kitchen hardware n the besl
In Albuquerque. Sole agents fer Blue
Diamond. Blue Belle, and Thistle
Enameled ware. Give their name ane
the location of the store
s4.--Rsabe a Maussh iis-1i7 North
First e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. sS.--Fuil many an amusement
Gem OF pureat rays serene IL Produced
nightly ~ the popular play house de-
picted In this paragraph. Il WAS tha
first picture show TO be started In Al
buduerque, and has since its founding
been first in point OF excellence and
variety % entertainment, and FIRST IN
the hearts or the pleasure loving peo-
Pile OF the city. The pictures and vau-
cevlile acts here are the BEST that
money and Tong experience can pro.
cure; and an evening spent here ls nj
ways pleasant and enjoyable FOR the
entire family. The proprietor is a
booster for Albuquerque IN all that
the word implies Can YOU give his
name and also that Of his popular
thtater?
4s.--J Sam Huston, Gem Thester.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 39.--There is a combined Mes
senger Service and Parcel Delivery In
Albuquerque which will save you
money on all errands, passel deliver
les and baggage transfers. Their serv.
ice is the quickest most reliable and
cheapest IN the city. All calls are
answered promptly until sac D. m
TIE Froprietor's name oeglas with the
zee ond letter OF the alphaOet. You
are to give tine name OF this estab-
lisl;ment and both phone numbers
3s.--Bryant's Parcel Delivery and
Messenger Service. Phones sos and
500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 2e.--The famous Florshelm
shoesl Where IN AlbulperQuc DO
YOU get them9 There is only one
store IN the city that carries them
and that Is the exclusive ahoc store
on Central avenue, where you will
find only the beet Of footwear These
are the shoes IN which styie. quality
and service arc combined 20 make
them the best % be had at any
money. and IA the end you viii find
that they are cheapest Here also
you will find the Iatteman shoes for
ladies and children, and the repair
shop IN the roar does the work best
and quickest. Give the proprietor'i
same.
26.--Wm. Chaplin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. t7.--rAre you paying too much
money for your magazinesG You can
save a great deal By taking advantage
OF the exceptional clubbing rates offer
ed by this store. subscriptions are
taken here for every periodical pub
llshed and you will do well Go invosti-
gate their special rates. All the large
dailles as well az magazines are on
sale here together with full line OF
cigars. tobacco, Victor sporting goods
bicycles and supplies. Give It's name
"a win tho prize,
47.--pure Sporting Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 10.-Give your carriage or au-
tomobile a new coat OF paint and
start the New Year with a bright We
hicle This will add to both tic aF-
pearance and wearing qualities and
the place TO have il done Is the best
shop. not only OF the city but the en-
tire state This is also the pace 10
get new buggies and wagons, har'
ness and farm Implements, and the
blacksmith shop run In connection Is
prepared to do the best blaeksmithfng
and horse shOeing, This institution is
conducted by father and son and Is
the leader OF lts kind. Give firm name
and location.
to.-Passmcre q son, 4t4-4is s
Second 81,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 36.---Young men Of good taste
wear Society Brand clothes. They arc
the clothes that set the styles for all
others the world over, and there Is
only onl place In Albuquerque where
they are 90 be had. Al this store you
will also and the KinEsbury hat. Blue
Blood shoes and Phoenix hosiery, and
line OF mems furnishings. II il the
store that handles nothing but high
quality goods. and has the same rrlce
for everybody The store that win
treat you right. Name u and give
the location.
s6,-The Hub Clothing Co, tf9 8.
Second q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

No. 2O.--Here we have the only
combination Of les kind in the city.
combining as Il does one OF the city's
leading hotels. a large grocery store
and prominent bar. The best OF
groceries and liquors are handled
here and special attention given TO
family trade. All orders delivered
promptly and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Named after a famous ruler OF
the Aztecs. Just phone in your orr
ders, whatever they may be. and you
will quickly find What you want ~
your door. Give phone number as
well as name.
3o.-~Montexuma Grocery q Liquor
Co, Phone 1929.