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Evening star., 1914-04-16

thirty-f1ve years of age and resided near
Hagerstown. He was a son of Mrs.
Charles Riticor of Oatands. Loudoun
county, by a former marriage to the
late DR.. Oden. He is survived by his
wife his mother and one sister.
The April term of circuit court has ad
journed to reconvene Tuesday next. The
case of Marie Hamilton. colored. charged
with attempting to poison the family of
Evening star., 1914-04-16

ried. but being unable to procure IL
cense out of the county in which the
bride resided. they proceeded to Fairfax,
where they We're married that afternoon.
The groom is a brother of Mrs j.. e.
Wynkoop of Washington.
The body of Beverley Oden. who died
suddenly in Hagerstown. Md. last sat
urday was brought 10 Leesburg and in
tered in Union cemetery. Mr.. Oden was
Evening star., 1914-04-16
BARS HITCHING POST.
Leesburg Council Bows to Will of
People-Marriage Announced.

Special Correspondence Of III" star.
LEESBJRG. Va. April IL. l?li
At a meeting of the town council Tues
Evening star., 1914-04-16

DIR. II. B. TAYLOR of Hamilton VIII ps
tried Tuesday ana the case Of J T. E,,iIt
SON indicted FOR assault and kidnapug
is set for THURSDAY
Fairfax Harrison president ef he
Southern railway. has accepted an inN'-
tation 10 i hanquet to bc given iii e
honor April 20. hr the Lyuchburs. N.t.
Chamber OF Commerce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Jo~cth 4. iio,lan.

Joseph g noynn. % Years Old died
ut o'clock last nighI I'D his home.
i14a North Eighth street. from cam
Ger tie had heon confined 90 his bed
Tor two weeks tnul several months
ago hc WAS innitar OF the Third ward
school which position he had held
for three years Tie came here ton
ytars ago from Joneshoro. Ark a
widow five d4uehters aud one son
survive. The children are Mrs n
Muungton Albuquerque. Mrs N. II
lioarn. pougps. Ariz Misses Nhsie
nnd Hottie Boylan Albuquerque.
Mrs Florence Webb. BBtheville. Ark
ana Jamos B Boylan, whose wheres
abouls arc unknown Mr. ioylan WINS
horn IN Dublin. ireland he was "a
member OF tha G A. A.. Masonic or
der and the Methodist Episcopal
church South Funeral arrange
menis wan hc announced later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
u. N. M. STUDENTS WILL
STAGE WASHlNGT0N'S
BIRTHDAY FETE AGAIN

Students Of the university viii
stage a Wafhingtons birthday fete in
the National Guard armory again this
year. It was decided Yesterday At a
meeting OF the {. y ". athletic coun-
en Tho affair win ho under the direc-
ton Of Miss Mary McFie. director or
music az the university who so sue
rcssfaliy conducted the fcte last year
aud the profits will go 10 swell the
varsity athletic fund. Miss Merle,
Coach Hutchinson and Professor SuN-
dam compose the committee appoint
cd hy the council IA have charge ot
arrangements.
The financial report on the football
season was presented 10 the athletic
council. also. While football WAS not
selt-sunperHng las, year, the report
showed a good increase til the receipts
over last year and indicated that
with nropertlonatc increases, few
wears from now the football balance
VIII &c on he rlght siac 81 ,se ie.,-sl
The report was received very faNor'
ably rs the council
Fa..~..4 ..sa..ta f..tt..s. raof4fta haanenf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
ARCHITECT DESIGNS
SHOW HALL FOR
AUTOMOBILES
Jack Head Turns over TO May
or Sellers Blue Prints of Az
moy as 1t VIII Appear fol-
Motor Car Exhibition,

'rhc only difference between the AT
buquctquc automobile show Fcbru-
a3 9-12 ana the Madison square
Garden affair win DC ia size. accord
Ing "a Mayor f. r. H. sellers, prcsi-
dent Of the Ncw Mexico Automobile
association Ia other respects they
win De similar G. N Young. mana
ger of uo local show, said Yesterday
that be- would follow the New York
plan closely
Mayor fcllcrss yesterday received
from Jack Head, architect, blueprntH
of tho National Guard armorf, show-
ing the ground plan of the booths
The prints VIII bc placed IN store win
dows whore prospective exhibitors
may select the space they want
The booths gl will be The same silo
They win be bullt simply ana carpen-
tiers viii be able TO SCI them up In less
than q week. Each booth win have
an archcd enhance a muslin paru-
ton. stretched on wood framework.
Will enclose zach booth to a height OF
three feet from the floor A "trip OF
muslin also VIII he stretched around
the top 81 the frame. Between the
two strips win be- open space through
which the visitors can see the ma
chimes The cloth partitions Will BE-
covered with masses Of closely pack
ga artificial flowers. $40 that the booths
win appear to have been constructed
OF mulH-eoiored flowers
The association plans to make the
show social event Women viii be
invited to take part 'rhcy win have
charge Of booths where they win sell
pcnnants, flowers, refreshments and
other things that make up the stock
OF "a hazaar
Mayor sellers viii push The sale Of
tho pcnnants. 80 that upon gala occa-
cions automobilists will have docora-
tiona for their machines The pon-
nnnt and flower stands will furnish
material for the trimming of hc
booths
Tha mayor and Mr. Young lostcr
day Dictated and directed The mailinp
OF letters 10 auto dealers and manu-
facturers inviting them To exhibit
here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
STATE NATIONAL HAS
HAD PROSPEROUS YEAR

At tho annual meeting Of stock
holders Of the State National bank
held Yesterday afternoon, all the old
officers and directors were reelected,
ana reports from the officers sub
mitted 10 the meeting showed that
the tlhink has btstleoncluded the inost
prosperous year Of rs existence A
scmi-annUal dividend of per cent
Rad previously been declared at the
directors meeting held on December
81, last
The showing made by the reports
Of President j. ~ Herndon and
Cashier Roy Mcdonald, as well as
that OF me board 81 directors, was
most gratifying TIA thu stockholders
specially IN view of the bright prom
isc Of The year That lies ahead At
fhc close of the year 1913, the bank
had deposits of si.gO0,00O and total
resources Of sl,550O00. d healthy iu-
crease over the preceding year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
BANK HAS
ANNUAL ELECTION
OF OFFICERS
B O. Jaffa New President of
Young and Furnishing l0zI
stitution, Which Is In SDIen-
did Condition. =

Al Tho annual meeting Of stock
holders ~ tho Cilizons bank which
wae hcld Yesterday afternoon. q board
.oi directors for the coming year was
chosen, and the directors in turn
elected "a get Of Officers to manage the
affairs of the institution
Two changes Woro made In the d.
roct0Iute OF the bank Judge NJ T..
Hickey succeeding w. G. Ocsiroich,
who retired from thc board some
.timc ago and q O. Jaffa being added
to tho board The other directors
chosen were Edward Lcmbke. Jerre
Haggard. y. A. Portcrficld 6 Gi0mi
and Frank a. stoftz. am OF whom
were members Of the old board
AT the directors meeting -. q. Jann
was elected president ana D. y. por-
terrified and Jerrc llasgard were re-
elected vicc president ana cashier
respectively. Mr. JaGa's standing IN
The business and financial world Is of
the very highest ANA the fact that he
Is to be "A the head Of the Citizens
bank IN the future is guarantee of
an able, safe and conservative man-
allotment Of the institutions affairs.
The showing madc by this bank
curing the past year was ia every
way remarkable for $40 young an in-
slitution An excellent business was
done and o substantial profit for the
year was shown. Inv the eighteen
months since its organization tho cit
i1ens bank has made an cnviable rec
ord and has taken place among
leading financial institutions Of New
Mcxcu. The prospect for the new
year Is exceedingly bright
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
NJ MILLEN NOT KEEN
To SHOW BOOKS
Of WATER CO.
Corporation President Tells
Council Committee How
ever, He VIII Consider Prop
oSitiOn Before Answering

a. .. McMnlcn president of the
Water supply company viii cons der
whether he viii allow AN expert at-
countlnt to inspect the corporation 5
books This was what ne YESTERDAY
told the committee appointed by
MAYOR D. f. =. Sellers to learn
whether he would consent ga open The
companys records for The last ten
years Ncin y Field, chairman %
The committee and originator ef this
plan. with j. +. McCanna and w. w
strong the other members Of the
committee. called upon Mr. McMillcu
yesterday afternoon
The water company president IS uu-
dcIstood not 10 have regarded the
proposition with much enthusiasm
but this does not necessarily prosage
% negative answer TO the committee.
Mr. McMillcn believed the question
TOO wclghty FOR immediate decision
ana told the committee he would con-
slider the question before giving his
FINAL words flc did not intimate how
long ne would cogitate.
The committees can upon Mr. Me-
Million came ~ the result Of The joint
meeting Of the council and citizens
water committee held Monday night
Mr.. Field, saying that he would rather
have an accountants report upon the
water compauys books for the last
decade than an engineers appraisal
Of the plant introduced resolutions
recommending TO the mayor and
council that they send committee
to the water company The mayor,
after the adjournment Of The citizens
committee. when the resolution was
reported 10 the council. named tho
three members whom the council ap-
proved.
In the event of Mr. McMhlcn's re-
usal la allow ml inspection Of hts
boots, action along this tack will ter
inmate, according To the opinion Of
members of the citizens committea
and eoune linen, expressed Monda
night They believed that the city
had no recourse along This line and
ii the water company Objects. tln
committee ana council probably viii
attack the municipal ownership ques-
ton from another side
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
MAN WANTED AT GALLUP
IS ARRESTED BY POLICE

patrolm0n Pablo Lujan yesterday
morning arrested Harry DonnellN
charged al Gallup with operating %
confidence game The police here re-
ceivcd telegram early Yesterday
morning from Ernest Won Bergen, Of
Gallup. sayug That Donnclly was
wanted ond later wire from Marshal
f.. A. Mixers, saying he had q war
rnnt
Tho police we're led TO believe Dom
nelly was % passenger on Santa re-
train so. 49, That was true but he
left the train at Abaio, after instruct
ing the porter To- leave hts suitcase al
the Albuquerque station. Donnclly told
the police he borrowed $50 from Won
BERGEN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
AUCT ION
Furniture, Rugs and Piano.

on Thursday. the 18th inst, start
Ing Mt 500 p m, at the residence Of
Air j. H. Boache.
2t0 NFSr SLOWER AVENUE,
! will sell nj public auction the con.
tents ot q rooms. as follows.
$3.50 Bush & Lane piano (mahog-
any easel, beautiful oak library ta-
BILE, roek@s. chairs, Administer ana
Brussels AKA rugs, oak diuine
table, S.foot beautiful oak buffet.
leather soat dining room chairs,
SG5O0 White sewing machine, iron
enamelled beds, good springs, $4,000
sealy mattresses. Ncrnis Martin beds,
oak dressers, sanitary couch. refrig-
orator kitchen Whles. curtains, pie.
lures dishes, heating stoves, and
many other Items. Everything war
ranted sanitary and In good order.
owner leaving the city Everything
must be absolutely no reserve.
Auction sharp. . p. m. Thursday, the
18TH inst, az 21o West slower ave
nue. tCars pass the enrnerl
ED FRANZ. .Aue.leAetI.
Phones $40 ana eas.
Noio- Terms viii be given on pianei
tnnkable Notes required. a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
HEARING OF CONTEST
OF STAAB WILL IS
AGAIN POSTPONED

The hearing of the contest on the
will of the late Judge Julius Staab,
set Tor Yesterday morning was con-
tinucd bv Judge John Baron Burg Of
the probate court until February 9.
The continuance was granted AZ the
request Of attorneys representing the
lcgatees and Arthur Staah.. brother
OF the Judge, who filed the petition in
contest
The administrator OF the estate Of
L. H. King was ordered TO deposit
2.500 with the Mercantile Trust COM
pany Of ST. Louis.
The executor of the estate of Ruth
erford Hicks was ordered to turn
over 1854 10 the widow and alse ron
tails
The final report of Joseph Nah
houh. administrator Of the estate Of
Antonio a. Harp, was approved and
he was discharged.
The hearing on the final report of
Senator Isaac Barth. as administra-
tor of the estate of Maude Thornton,
was set for March
Ermino Bodarto was appointed ad-
OF the estate Of Jose Maria
Rodarto under $50 bond.
Emil Mann and Henry Mann wore
appraisers Of the estate of
r. J. Shinick
The hearing on the probating Of the
will OF Alfonzo a. Mckee was set for
March
The First savings Bank & Trust
company WAS appointed administrator
of the estate Of Henry Sehemher UNI
der $4,000 hond
James Grunsfeld was appointed adj
of the estate Of james A.
Hall under $4,000 bond
Court was adjourned until January
20
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
FIRST VISIT HERE FOR
80 YEARS; FEELS LIKE
RIP VAN WINKLE

~ feel like Rip Van Wrinkle, said
col. W l.. Visscher on his first visit
10 Albuqucrque for thirty wears 9Not
r. suggestion cf the Albuquerque OF
thirty years ago remains not a sug-
gestion. II is marvellous that "a city
ike This has sprung ont of the dcs-
ort"
Colonel Vsscher, poet ana authpr
appeared at san Marcial sunday night
as a Santa Fc reading room enter
tainer, and he left here last night for
Flagstaff. Ariz., where he win lecture
tonight Tho colonel was here las,
Saturday night on his way from chi
cago 10 San Marcial, but he did moi
'see" Albuquerque then.
Colonel Nisscher has many inter-
estng "reminiscences of Now Mexico.
lie met capt Jack Crawford, the post
scout. here IN the early eighties at
"a G.. A. II. state encampment ANA TO-.
gether they visited military posts
giving entertainments the colonel
said.
AT SAN Marcial Colonel Nisschef
made an effort To find traces of
Colorado Charlie an early resident
OF Socorro. with whom ne was ac-
ouanted Colorado Charlic,s who
had the reputation OF wearing the
largest sombrero insNew Mexico and
'sported' gold coins for buttons, Is
now living in Tennessee, he learned.
The colonel was personally ace
quanted with several of the pioneer
newspaper men Of Albuquerque He
spent forty years as a reporter and
editor himself, aud now holds an hon
orary membership in the Chicago
Press club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
z PRISONERS, WHO
ESCAPED F ROM
CAMP, CAUGHT
PatroIman ApprehendS George
Julian Here and Special Of
ficer Captures John Foster;
Latter Tries Break Again,

The two conyiets who escaped from
the road CARR year san Marcial al
midnight saturday are In the city jail
here pairolmah A. T. iualer cap
tured George Julian here at o'clock
yesterday morning and r.. NJ Romero.
speeial officer for the Santa lie rail-
way caught John H. Foster al II
O'Clock yesterday morning. nc liclen.
Romero brought FOSTER 20 Albu.
querque last night
Foster called at Romeros house
yesterday morning and asked for cot
fee. Mrs romero, who had read the
telegram sent her husband. describ-
ing Foster, called Romero and he be-
gan a search lie came upon Foster
IN the stockyards. one mile south Of
the Bclsn station
"lf ! hadn't lost my gun last night
IA give you some fun" Foster said
surlily. as Romero Slipped a chain
around his wrists and locked it, A
prisoner ran away several weeks age
with his handouts
Romero locked Foster In an empty
room az his house and LIFT man t.
guard him The convict asked the
guard 70 get him q glass Of water
While he was gone Foster broke the
lock on the chain and ran out Of the
house. The guard followed, firing
with his revolver. ST The second shot
Foster halted After that the guard
was wars and Foster ana not have an
opportunity 20 make another attempt
Foster told Romero than he ans
Julian came Go Albuquerque. sunday
morning They caught train nc San
Marcial. lie left here at 12.20 o'clock
yesterday morning on Santa Pc train
No. 500, about three hours before Jul
ian, who remained. was captured by
Patrolman Hiblcr. He was waiting az
Beleu for train To Clovis, when Ro-
nero apprchendcd hlm.
The police here heard Monday night
that the two escapes were In Abu-
querque and secured the oiy. They
were unable 10 uncover any trace Of
the conyicts until Q o'clock. when Pa
trolman Hibler met Julian as he left
the sturges restaurant. Julian adj
mitted hts identity ana told the police
he believed Foster was stil here.
Julian said yesterday that he had
been urged to make the attempt by
Foster. Authorities from the road
camp reported that Foster Saturday
morning had declared that he would
not tell any one when he tried TO
get away"
Both Julian and Foster were sent
to the penitentiafy from colfax conn
" the former 10 serve an indetermi-
nate sentence Of one 10 one and one
half years for larceny and the lattef
TO serve from one to ono ana one-half
years for burglary Foster is 2S years
old and Julian "a.
A guard from the penitentiary will
take the men 10 Santa Fee today. They
viii serve the remainder Of their SEM
fences inside the walls. They We're
sent to the honor" gang ne'a. san
Marcial only recently
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14

William r. Anderson, "a years old,
died at 1880 o'clock Yesterday morn
ing 90 his home. 2l6 North hin street
tie came here seven years ago from
MuFkegun, Mich where he WAS ma
Val draughtsman He is survived by
a widow ana o daughter, Viola s
years old The body probably Will De
sent TO Muskogou boy e. T. French
undertaken, Eos burial Ar Ander-
sons parents live there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
NO SIGN OF HOSTILITY
AT SHlPR0CK AGENCY,
SAYS H. F. ROBINSON

The Navajo Indians of the Shiprock
agency. who last fan defied govern
ment authority and cntrenehed them
selves ON Beautiful mountain until a
squadron of cavalry was sent to the
reservation, are causing no uncasiness
in SAN Juan county now, according TO
General Ii. i. Robinson, superintcn-
dent of Indian irrigation service, who
returned yesterday from Shlproek
The winter has been unusually se-
we're IN san Juan county, the tempera-
turc was low aud the snow deep when
General Robinson was there. Sleigh
Ing rs good from Chama lo some dis
lance beyond Durango, Colo he said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14

Or. sehwentker, Osteopath Toi. III.
Fees candy store. We sell the old
fashioned heorice drops
y S. Roscnwald has gone 20 ia
pasu on it businoag trip llo win be
absent several daya
There wIll De- regular meeting OF
ihe ROYAL Noighhora M a. q. e W
hall tonight at 1850 o'eloct
1he fflends nf p H. Dunbar VIII
rtgrct 20 iuHrn thHt ho II confined "a
hia home Is W attack Of rheumatism.
H. ~ Connolly, Of the Albuaucr-
que Film eoinpnuy returned yestor-
dat from a ihroo days business trip Ca
Santa Ne. and win lenvc on the linn
ICED iodas for Los Aneelos
Albuquerque division $40 la. order
of Railway Employees. win hold q reg
uinf business meeting tonight "a
o'clock 10 knights OF iythlas hall AN
members are requested 20 attend. J.
r. brennan secretary.
Tho y Al g. A. committee recently
appointed hN George S klock. soon
wil h0ld meeting TO plan ts
work The committees first duty VIII
he tn determine the sentiment nf Al
hHquerquc toward The institution
The Modern Noodmen of America
witl Meet tonight 80 o'clock 90 T. q.
a. ~ hail installation of officers
viii Boo followed hy q smoker Al
nrighhors. whether members Of the
local lodge on NOT are invited 90 az
tend
Frederic A. Steele, NJ New YORK.
representative of the Ncw York Her
eld service department. arrived ni thu
city last nleht, accompanied by Mrs
steele, after an extended visit to the
coaft MI aud Nira Steele will leave
Tor ST. Louis this afternoon
rho annual banquet and business
meeting OF the Congregational church
VIII he held this evening 40 the
church The banquet viii begin a.
6 80 o'clock followed by reception
and election of officers Arrange
ments for the banquet have been CONE
pleted and on elegant dinner is ass
sured
The automobile ordinance Of the
city of Albuquerque and the New
Mexico stntc laws covering such We
hiclea Tor the year 1914 have just
been issued Local owners of auto
mobiles can secure copies of these
laws FREQ hy callnr at the mmge 81
Colcman-iiank Co. corner sixth and
Central
County Surveyor Pitt Ross is cxpec-
"a 20 submit % the county commits
sipnurs thIs afternoon report on the
dykes along tho ilio Grande with "A
recommendation as 60 what work he
deems necessary to afford adequate
prolaetlon from the sprng flood owe
INK 10 the heavy snowfall IN northern
New Mexico. the commissioners az
poet thc river To rise high this year
lt ~. Conuors. assistant TO Nive
President ". Is Hodges OF the santa
l'e railway who recently succeeded
n. NJ Rice os general storekeepcr ar
rived here last night tn his private
ear on Santa Fe tran Ne. ] ON his
way from Chieaeo 20 Los Angeles
lle win De net here This morning hS
d. -. Hay. storekeopef of the coast
lines. with headquarters al san ifer-
nardino. Cab, who via accompany
him west
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
BROTHER WHO SHOWED
DISTRESS SIGN WAS
FLUSH, SAYS L0DGEMAN

J. J, O'Nenl got 81 from G. ". No
Ian last nisht by FLYING the W O. ".
distress signa the latter told Patrol
man a. /. Hihler Nolan. douhting
whether he had parted with the dol
lar wiscley followed o'Nenl into tie
Capitol bar, where. he said 4Brothei''
pNeill flashed a ten-dollar hill and
invited everyone 10 nave a drink. No
Ian said he recovered his dollar. but
HITLER arrested u'NeiL He had sew
oral lodge pins In his possession.
IN lAelsn T. Frisblc has removed
hor office anu residence from 3aI
souu. Third TO CAS- Nest Cunlrpr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14
IlndA oIllnncd 10 knnsns.

The body Of Mrs Bertha Hazlcti
Yesterday morning was shipped on
SANTA re train No no hy G. n French,
undertaken, 10 Oswego, KAN her for
mcr home, for burial Funeral ser
vices were held al o'clock Monday
afternoon at her home, 6ii East Gold
avenue, hy the Rev G. %. Bcekmann,
pastor of tho First Methodist hpisco-
pal church
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-14

The body OF Camille Quintano. who
died here from injuries sustained IN
a mine accident at Madrid yesterday
mornns VAS shipped hr Strong Rroth-
ems. underwriters, ON Santa he train
no. 10, to Santa he tor burial \
widow aud son, who live i'm Santa fe
survive.