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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08

Department Of tine Interior,
n. 4. Land Once at Santa Re, New
Mexico. July 30. 1914.
Notice Is hereby givcn that Elias
Francis Hassan. Of Seboyeta. y. NJ.
who on November -, 1910. made
homestead entry No. 0iti36, for
SEA, section 6. township I'm, range
CIV. y. NJ. +. meridian. has filed mo-
tee of intention TO make 3-ycars' fnal
proof. To establish claim to the land
above described. before Jesus NJ.
Luna. county clerk, at Los Lunas. \.
NJ. on September ., 1914.
Claimant names AZ witnesses;
william e. Kennedy, OF seboyeta.
y. NJ
Pntrico Jaramlllo, 81 seboyota
y. NJ.
Deslderlo Trujiilo, Of ~seboycta,
y. NJ.
saturino Romero. OF seboyeta
y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Rcristor
Evening Herald" Albuquerque.
y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
IN
REAL ESTATE MADE
DURING THE WEEK

W. r. Lucas and wife 20 T. n.
Green and wife. Al ga feet of lots rs.
IS, 20, 81 and 20. block n. Perez ad-
dition. 800.
Fanny V. Van. Ripper TO Abraham
Gutierrez, lots 20, block ~. Paris adj
Gition. $50.
Alejandro %sandoval and wife Ga
Chas Giomi. lot 5, south "a feet lot
Z. north i2h feet lot G, block 3
Northern addition. 500.
Joseph T. oJhnson and wife 10 VIII
lard 4. Johnson. y Interest in $. Re-.
4 Sec. IS, T. . ~, r.. 3 4. OF Il. r..
g., 900. 90.
VIM. .. T.. Carols and wife 10
atheryn T. Bakcs. lot 3. block /. Uni
vcrsity Heights addition. $500 90.
VIM. u. Van Week ct Al, executors.
10 Earnest I.andoin. lot rs, block IL.
Paris addition, 400.
Louisa Nj. Maynard and husband Ia
Jos. Niyandan, lot 10 and 5. ~ feet
lot ~, block \. Mandcll Business A.
Residence addition. 400.
First Savings Rank and Trur, com
pany to VIM. Phillips. lots ~ and IS.
block 2. sellers addition. $1,000.
NJ. 4. stamm ct al, to Margaret
Helen Hayes. lot z, block &c. Terrace
addition. 500.
NJ. y. Hickey. special guardian, ct
al. TO John NJ. Podroncclii. a parcel of
land in precinct 3, Los Gricgos, si.Oo.
Earnest iandoln TO Jos. LAMA and
wife. lot IS. block ~, Paris addition.
5000. et-
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and against the defendant. Mahlon
y. wnburn. one OF the makers OF
said note.
You are further notified hat un-
less you enter your appearance In
said cause on or before the 2ath day
OF September, A.. u. 1914, judgment
will be rendered against you. or such
OF you as fail to enter such appear
ancc by default. The name Of the
plaintiffs attorney IL George =
Klock. and his postofnco and bust
ness address Is Rooms $ and 2. stern
Block. Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Witness the Honorable Herbert +.
Raynolds. Judge Of said Court. ana
the seal of said Court, this Sth day
NJ August, A. ID. 1914.
CSeaD \. T.. WALKER,
County Clerk of B%cfnaliru County
New Mexico, and Clerk OF the Dis
trict aforesaid.
BY THOS. X. ID. MADISON,
Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY

Pursuant 10 the instructions Of the
Democratic county central committee
OF Bcrnalllio county: a convention Of
the Democratic party IL hereby called
To- meet az the court house. old Aibu-
querque on the isth day Of August at
10 o'clock a. M. for the purpose OF
selecting i6 dclegatos 10 represent
Bcrnalillo county IN the Democratic
state convention which will be held In
the city OF Albuquerque. ~ NJ. on the
nth day OF August A. ID. 1919. for the
purpose OF nominating q candidate
for the house Of representative OF tho
United States for tho state OF New
Mexico. and OF nominating a oandi-
date for member OF the state corpor-
atioa commission. and for the rams
action OF such other business that
may come before the convention.
Precinct primaries shall be held on
the 10th day Of August a. u. 1914, In
precincts ~ and 90. at 8 o'clock y. m.
at such place as shall be designated
by the chairman Of the precinct. and
nj all other precincts at such place aud
such hour az shall be DESIGNATED by
the respective chairman. the chair
man shall post In several .rc places
notices OF said meeting. M least three
days prior 10 the date OF holding the
primary.
The chairmen OF the precincts shall
certify TO the secretary OF the county
central committee as soon as possible
after the primaries n Hist 81 the dell
egRtes selected al said primaries.
The precinct chalrmen and number
OF delegates TO be selected are as fol-
lows.
Precinct I, san Jose; Rafael Can
delaria. chairman; 4 dclegatcs.
Precinct 2, Del rio; l delegate.
Precinct 3. Alameda; Roman Luz
zero y Gurulc. chairman: 2 delegates
Precinct 4. Ranches de A%lbuquer-
que; Ambrosio A. Zamora, chairman;
2 delegates.
Precinct s. Barolas: Cesario Ro-
nero. chairman; 2 delegates.
Precinct 6, Las Padlilas; Bias Mon
toya. chairman; / d~cicRate.
Precinct T. San Antonio; Jesus Gar
cha. chairman: l delegate.
Precinct s, Los Griogos; Z. w.
Yount. chairman: 1 delcgate.
Precinct .. Ranches dc Atrisco;
Douaclano Guruie. chairmat. del
czate.
Precinct 10, Escobosa; I delegate.
Precinct II. Pajarito; +. H. Metzgar,
chairman; 1 delegate.
Precinct ~. Albuquerque, north OF
Central avenue: a. F1eischer. chair
man: rs delegates.
Precinct 10, Old A%lbuquerque;
rcliciano zamora. chairman; Z dol
cgates.
Precinct 10. san 1gnacio; I delegate.
Precinct Is, Santa Barbara; l del
cgatc.
Precinct 20. Ia Tijera; Daniel Her
ezra. chairman; I delegate.
Precinct 2s, SAN Antonio; FREQ.
Mcntcs, chairman: I d~elegate.
Precinct 90. Albuquerque, south OF
Central avenue; NJ. u. Nlsil. chair
man: 20 delegates.
Precinct 2S, Atrisco: Eduardo Apo
daca. chairman; . DELEGATES.
Precinct a.. Chilli: lose D. NAL
donado. chairman; I deleEate.
Precinct IS. Duranes; Francisco Sa-
bodrn. chairman; 2 delegates.
Total, - delegates.
LOUIS A McRAE,
w. w. MCCLELLAN, Chairman.
Secretary.
Albuquerque. n. NJ. Aug. 3. 1914
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
4 CONFESSION
Hopes Her Sialsmsnl, Made Public,
win Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.-"I must conless", says
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, OF this place, THAT
Cafdui, the woman's ionic, has done me
. great deal Of good.
Before | commenced using Cardul,
would spit up everything | ale. had 4
liied, sleepy feeling al the time, and was
irregular. could hardly drag around,
md woild have severe headaches con-
tlnu0usly.
J Since taking cardui, I have entirely
quit splitting up what | eat. Everything
seems 70 digest all fighi, and have
gained 10 pounds IN weight"
II YOU are q victim Of any Of the numef-
Gus Ills so common 10 your sex, Il Is
wrong 10 snlief.
For halt a century, Cardui has been re-
IleviHg Just such lis, e. d proven BY the
thousands 81 letters, similar 10 The above,
which pour into QUE Office, year BY year.
cardul Il successful because Il & COM
posed Of ingredients which aef snecllically
on the womanly constitution, and hclns
build the weakened organs back 70 health
and strength.
cafdul has helped Others, and will help
you, too, Get q bottle today. You
Woa't regret 4. Your druggist sells Il.
Wff bf chaiannpura hsssihs q, tss,n' A.
glioug pael, Chalenoela. Tenn. ~ kIfoial ".
lr.ellea9 e s1l ea.e ~ e.pars n1oA. -'Haaf
tnsninapi - Wsnsa. ssas b plain sisDpa. hcuo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
In thu District Court of the County
OF Bcrnaliilo. state OF New
Mexico.

IN thu District Court of the County
OF Bcrnaliilo. state of New
Mexico.
Jesus Romero. as acting Sheriff Of
the county OF B%ernalillo. New
Mexico. aud AS Trustee under a
deed OF trust executed by Mahlon
r.. wilburn and Ida WIiburn. Sep
TENDER 18th. 1911. and HALLE Hun
Sakcr.
Plaintiffs,
vs..
Mahlon T.. wilburn and ida wilbur,
j. q. schwentker, Alma Howell
~schwentksr, and Il. u. Donoho.
Defendants.
No. 9Si0.
Notice of Pcndency of Suit.
To Mahlon T.. Wilburn n r. -.
Donoho, whose present location,
place Of residence and p~ostofiicc ad-
dresses are ia the plaintiffs unknown,
You and each OF you are hereby mo-
titled that on the Sth day of August.
A. u. 1914. there was fHed In the
office Of the clerk Of said a
complaint by the above named plain
tins against you and the other de-
ANNAtANNAANn NRANt MINIMUM hNAANNh ANANA
whereby the plaintiffs seek to fore
close a deed of trust made by the
defendants, Mahion T.. Wilburn and
Ida Wilburn, his wife, To Otto
Dieckmann. Trustee. dated septem'
Der 18th. 1871 tsaid otto Dieekmanu
having since deceased. and has been
succeeded as drustco therein by
Jesus Romero, acting sheriff Of Ber-
naiillo county,. and 10 have the said
Court ascertain and determine tho
amount due upon a certain promis-
sorry note dated September 18Th.
1911, for SIX Hundred Dollars
t6OO.0o) with interest from date al
the rate % ten Ci0) per cent per an
mum. due and payable six (G) mOnthl
after date, together with ten OOl
per cent as Attorney fees, said not,
made by the defendants. Mahion r.
Wilburn and Ida wiihurn. aud en-
dorsed BY the defendants, ]. o
schwontker. Alma Howell schwent.
ker and n. u. Donoho, uAd payable
TO the order OF Halle Hunsaker. one
Of the plaintiffs. and 90 have this
Court ascertain and determine the
amount OF Insurance and taxes paid
by the plaintiff, Halle Huneakcr
upon that certain piece. tract and
parcel OF land described ia and GOV.
cred by said deed OF trust. and sit.
uate in the county OF Hcrnaiillo and
state Of New Mexico. 10 wit.
All Of Lot five go IN block TWEEN.
ty-nine (2g) of H%unine'g Highlan,
Addition % the city Of Albuquerque
~. NJ, aH shown on the plat thereof
made by otto Dieckmann and filed Ia
the Office OF the Probate Clerk and
Ex-Ofhcio Recorder OF Bernal!lt
County. \. 81, on the i2th day OF
May 1887.
And the plaintiffs pray for a iudg.
ment foreclosing said lien on sais
property and premises. and the sal,
OF said property and premises In sat.
isfaction thereof. and Cor n def.
cheney Judgment asains, the endors
ers Of said note. 10 wit The defend.
ants. J. O. ~schwentker Alma How
Ell schwentker ma H. u. DOnoho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-08
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
PRECINCT PRIMARIES

In accordance with the in
} structlons of the Democratic
} county central committee ? pri-
mary OF the Democratic voters OF
} precinct 26 ms hereby called for I
Monday evening, August 10,
} 1914. at 5 o'clock, at the Central
school building, for the purpose
} OF ciccting thirtg-two d~eieRates
} TO the county convention TO be
} held on the thirteenth OF Aug
ust. NJ. l.. VIGIL. Chairman I
'In accordance with the In
/, struciions OF the Democratic
} county central committee a pFi-
} mary OF the Democratic voters
} Of precinct IL Is hereby called
} for Monday evening, August 10,
} at s o'clock, az the hall OF the
} New Mexico Athletic clue, No.
} iftn North Third street. for I
y the purpose OF oiectinE twenty I
\ cleht delegates 10 the county
} convention 20 be held on the I
} thirteenth Of August.
"A. FT.EIaCHER. Chairman"
Internationally
&c
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The Markets
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Aug. s.-Aftcr AN unsetl-
tiled start the wheat market today
'madc n decided advance, influenced
Ihy Winnipeg dispatches that beyond
question the British government had
been buying when there. Opening
prices. which ranged from hc lower
To ic higher. were followed by an
|upturn ali around, reaching In some
leases iAC above last night. Rumora
THAT as a war measure Canada would
remove the import duty on wheat
He'd To n further advance. The close
was strong nj a gain OF 20 a2Mc
net.
Corn bulgcd from the outset. The
market opened &c on To 1hc high
or and then jumped quickly. gaining
as much as she before any reaction
took place. The close was nervous,
|2& M2Mc net higher.
oats climbed on accoun of Ca
madam prohibition of the export Of
oats. Oncrings were very light and
prices up more than iAc.
Active buying hoistcd provisions.
Higher prices for hogs q the Inn
mediate reason.
Closing prices.
Wheat-Sept., 93A c: Dec. ti0o.
Corn-Scpt.. 7skc; Dec. 7i&c.
oats-Sopt.. iiMc; Dec, 4iMc.
Pork-Sept, S23.iO.
Iard-Scpt, 1895; Oct. tiO.ta.
Rihs-sopt., t12.7O. oct. ti2.52.
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the preaching service. Thome. who
IL Free7"
Morning Worship az n O'Clock.
sunday school 9!fb a. M.
Next week. Thursday evening. the
young people will give a yard p1rty
nj the Anron home. 1901 North Fifth
street. -stereoptlcon pictures and
'graphophonc concert will be feat
urcs Of the entertainment.
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Sunday school. 9.t5 a. m, D. A
Porterneld. superintendent.
Preaching morning aud evening by
ini music both services.
Epworth league. led by George
Doolittle.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
led BY Mr.. \. Kay.
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The Churches


Corner Fourth street and West sll.
Yer venue. Archdeacon W. 4. War
rcn. rector: residence, 1908 West ri.
icras avenue.
Ninth sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion, 7 a. M; Sunday school
a.t5 a. m. morning service ana str.
mon. n "A. m. teachers training class
7:i6 y. m.
Music
Professional; 81 twas a Joyful
Sound to Hear. -. Mount Elpr
Gloria .............S. Il. Tuckcrmit
Venite W. Crotnl
TIE Deum Laudamus. ........ j. Co.'S
Jubilate :. Dupuil
1ntr0t. IAN Hail the Power cf
Jesus Name. ....... Miles l4,u,
Onertory ............G NJ. Garrett
Occasional: 80 Jesus ] Have
Promised" ......... Day OF ltcul
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Aug. S.-HoEs-Receipts
5.0oO. market 30 n 25c above yostor-
days average; bulk, $500 $50;
light, Sa.t0M g.7s; mixed. tS.7Om
$40. heavy. SS.4O@ s.f5: rough. tS.dO
WS6s, pigs. t7.75W9.20.
Cattle Receipts 900; market
strong; beeves. s7.i0W 9.a5! steers.
f6.fOm S.75. stockcrs and feeders
f5.b0m 1.a0; COWS and hcifers, $3.50
1910; calves, 5000 ii.25.
Shcep-Rcceipts 2.0O0i market
Etrong; sheep. $3.50 ms 90; yearIlngs.
f5.S5 - 6 30. lambs. t6.s0sfS.gO.
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Kansas City. Aug. S.-Hogs-Re
ceipts soc; higher.
sheep Receipts none. steady.
Cattle Receipts zoe. steady.
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Dunbar Bargains


. FUIt RENT. .
. Broom adobe house, good To- =
. cation; price, mo. f6.00 =
. Store room, Central Ave, be- .
. tween Third and Fourth SITS. .
. 6-rooin modern brick house, .
= 5io n. Y. ave. $3.50; watcr =
. paid.
. G-room house. 33i No. Firth =
. ST.; modern, s23.0O. =
= 4-rOOm house, I~Iighlands. $40. =
= t-room house; east H%azoldine =
= avenue; modern, $1,000. =
. FOR SALE.
. S-roOm house on a fine corner =
= ear In at a bargain: modern =
= with fine shade trees, fine lawn, =
. etc. :
= Broom house, perfectly mod =
? ern. fine shade and lawn: near =
= In. A bargain. .
. Fine cor. lots, West Coal Ave. =
4-room house, West Iron Ave, .
= Price, $500. =
Q All kinds OF terms. .
. FIRE INSURANCE =
y MONEY To LOAN. .
. DUNIIAIvS REAL ESTATE .
. OFFICE. q
. 22f Gold Ave-, Corner Third 81. Z
90
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ROOF PAINT.
LOST AND FOUND


STRAYED-Black horse. from 5l3 w.
Iron. Telephone any Information TO
$50 or 1896 W.
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FOR CARPET NeaninR, furniture
and stove repsiring. W A. Golf.
phone Bes.
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WANTED-Agents.


WOULD you WORK for $500 . .
week, 5 hours a day. Woman
wanted to- distribute free packages
Borax Washing Powder. ward Soap
Co. ZIG Institute Pr, Chicago.
a q ENT S-Electric siga: Flashes
changeahie wording In radiant
sparkling beams Of colored electric
light Outsclling everything at $40.
Valuable exclusive territory. Sample
free. Flashlight slgn Works, Chi
cage.
STATE MANAGER wanted by llli-
nois corporation. Establish office
and mauagc statesmen. Every mer-
chant a customer. Permanent on
nection. Monthly salary and con
mission BHnk references given n
vcstmen; of $500 to Si200 required to
carry stock. should easily net I 600
annually. Eastourne. old Colony
Bldg, Chicago.
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PERSONAL

FURNITURE REPAIRING. packing
upholstering, cabinet and mattress
making. rug sizing. Phone G2A III
$. Third St.
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Corner Of silver avenue n sixth
street. Edward y. Schuelcr. pastor.
Parsonage sec south sixth street.
Phone 1898.
The open-air service at 7:30 .. M.
combining the Endeavor topic with
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Christian Science services are held
In the Woman's club building. at he
corner OF seventh street and Gold
avenue, every Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are az
: O'Clock. The public n cordially In
vitcd to attend these services.
sunday school at siis o'clock.
Reading room In the n. T. Armijo
building. ro0m No. rs. open each week
day from 2 10 8 p. m.
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1RaptIst Church.

Bible school at S:is q. m. prof
Cecil NJ. Drake. superintendent. Young
Peoples union. 7 .. m.
Preaching nj II a. M. and $ p. m.
Prayer meeting at ) y. m. wedncs-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-30
$50 People Have Subscribed
One-third Of Hospital Fund. Whatare the re-
naming 10000 going to do.
from being kii.el.

from being kil.e..
These facts, together with the
change in puHli: sentiment all oYc'
the cotintry,werc the causes of the de-
termination of Judge Barley to brnr
about action that would close up th
district Conferences were had with
the city officials and while there WIS
some oppositioa to the plans, the no
tificaticn to the women to leave the
city followed.
Before notifying the women Judge
Barley, yesterday afternoon had
conference with Mrs. Emma l.. Rot
ertson, of Washington, secretary and
general superintendent Of the Nation
al Florence Crittenton Mission, Nlth
headquarters in Washington. MIS-.
Robertson agreed on behalf of the
mission to take charge of any OF the
girls who would want to leave tneN'
present mode of life. Homes will be
proy;' ed for them in the various IN
stitutions located in different sections
of the country and such other help
rendered as would be necessary. Two
trained workers will be sent to Alex
andria early next week to make sur
vey of the district and find out the
condition of each of the girls. The
expenses Of the survey as well as the
caring for the girls will be borne by
the Florence Crittenton League of
Virginia.
4 canvass OF the district recently
made by Chief of Police Goods shows
that there are nine houses in A.eXan-
d..ia with ffty-eight innfates. The wo-
men range from 20 TO 40 years in age.
MI. ,y.a ;or:t.l ~ I !i>.c; in AlcI:1n::::Is
for a number of years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-30
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.
High School Performance Tomorrow
Night Promises to be Grand
Affair.

The High School players benefit
performance on Friday for the new
hospital will probably surpass the
performances already given. The
PLAYERS have been rehearsing and
working to brush out all the mis-
takes of their appearances. The
large stage of the Opera House and
the better acoustics, together with
the scenery will also tend to add to
the play. The open fire in Every
students room and the rising full
moon in the first act Of the Princess
will again be attempted. Friday
night is the time and the curtain
will rise promptly at Sis. A pack
ed house is expected. Tickets arc
s. cents and RESERVED seats 80" cents
Every I HI citizen of Alexandria should
Inv ticket, and all who can should
sse the performance. The entire re-
ceipts will go to the hospital
The Opera House is to be thor
oughly gone over and cleaned be-
fore tomorrow night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-30
HONOR JACKSON'S WIDOW.
Great Audience in Richmond Gives
Her an Ovation.

Richmond, April 30.-ChcerS, ech-
Ding and rc-echoing through the big
building, greeted the fral, bent
form of Mrs. Thomas J. Jackson.
widcw Of "Stonewall' Jackson, as
she stepped from the platform at the
CITY Auditorium last night, when
5000 loyal sons and daughtcrst OF
til South assembled to do homage
to the memory of the Industrious
Confederate chieftain. The "rebeI
veil" rose time and time again
when the deeds of the great South
ern leader were eXtolled by the
speakers, and though it all the hon
or guest sat with bowed head and
tcar-dimmed eyes, but with glow
of pride at the bursts Of enthusiasm
which greeted her husbands name.
The occasion was a gigantic mass
meeting. which was called as pre-
)iminarv to "Stonewall" Jackson
Monument Day, which, by procla-
nation of Governor Stuart, will. be
celebrated tomorrow by the sale Oh
tiny Confederate flags on the streets
of the city-the erstwhile Capital OF
the Confederacy-which was nobly
defended by the man it is now pro-
posed to honor in stone and bronze.
The money contributed will go to
erect an equestrian monument which
will show future generations the
gratitude of Richmond and Of Vir-
ginia.
Governor Henry c. Stuart was the
first speaker. He called attention tr
the failure of Virginia to settle thC
"preatest unpaid debt against tn
Commonwealth" and said that it !:
;bevond the power Of the people o.
this State to meet the obligation
owed to the memcry of "stonewalI
| Jackson. -; avn.-:s
T 1T IS Impossible to measure u
To- to, the heighth of our obligations,
f the e' Governor said, "but we can s'''
T give the highest evidenee, zee OF ou
sense sens 60 Of gratitude. 1t is not nee
essarv ssa1., for me to, give any reascr
!, Issass;syes should rally to this cause
and 1 firmly believe that Virginia:
will gladly respond to the call an
we : will erect. a memorial which sha
7 stand through all time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-04-30
CONDITIONS IN ULSTER.
Passing Through Great Crisis
Civil War Feared.

London, April 30.-UlSter is fac
ing a great crisis. and with military
and naval forces mobilizine, Ireland
may be plunged into bloody civil
war at any hour.
An important proclamation was
drawn up by members Of the cabi-
net at Premier Asquith's residence
Yesterday. This proclamation, which
will not be issued until absolutely
necessary, is believed to order mar
tial law in Ulster.
The FISHERMEN are frantically dis
tributing rifles to prevent wholesale
confscation by the government and
they boast that they have dynamite
and barbed wire ready to delay the
rapid advance of the soldiery. They
arc also tapping telegraph wires
and learning the contents of all mes
sages sent out by army headquar-
ters.
Eleven British war vessels appear
ed in Bangor bay and dropped an
Choir yesterday. This augments the
fleet thrown around Ireland to pre-
vent the activities of "gun runners.
Six regiments at Dublin were or
dered to prepare for immediate de-
parture to Belfast. The troops VIII
cooperate with the naval forces IN
checking smuggling Of arms to the
Ulstermen.
Sir Edwin Carson, leader Of the
Ulster Unionists, one Of the chlei
figures in the home rule fight, de-
clared on the floor of the Commons
yesterday that he and his colleagues
would bear the full consequences oi
their past actions.
"Ulster will never be forced 'hto
home rule" he said, "but if there Is
an Irish Parliament set up IN Dun
lin pending a settlemeS of the !r'Si
question upon the basis OF a federa'
Government system, and the people
of Ulster discover benefits, which
fthev cannot see now, Ulster province
might be induced to form one unit
unitb the rest Of ireland for repre-
sontation in a federal congress.