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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
KalsOmine in Dining Room Al
so Helped Cause Death Of
Mrs. MAJORS and Daughter,
According to Theory.
ARSENIC IN IT
EXPERTS TESTIFY
Unique Defense Of AlamOgOrOo
Attorney Supported by An
alysis Made at State Agri-
cultural College.

9 Alamogordo. ~ S.. San. s3.-- .
, pr James ". Wroth of Aibu- .
p querque tearlfied today as % an =
. analysis he had made Of the .
contents OF tho stomachs og Mrs 3
= Christine Majors and Miss Flu e
2 dora Majors. he said he found 2
. indications of poison In the viH- =
, cera " Miss Majors bat none Ia .
that of Mrs. Majors. lic said he =
, had examined the prescriptions 9
and foods given them during =
, their illness and had found some .
, poison IN these He testified =
. that green wall paper such as =
. decorated the roons IN which =
the Majors lived. contained ar =
, senic and could produce poison. =
4 a q a a a q a q a q = q q D Q 3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
Rebels and Federals Conoen-
trating for Encounter which
Will Show Whether Villa
Can Reach Mexican Capital.
GOVERNMENT TO
MAKE LAST STAND
Desperate Resistance Expected
to Onward March Of Rebel
Commanders $4,000 Victor
ious Soldiers.
my Leased wire to Evening Herald. J

IBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. J
. chihuahua. Mexico. Jan. 90. =
. --uebels aud fodorais today .
. were concentrating their forces =
. Tor decisive battle at TOrroon .
. IA baltic that b. expected To =
. decide whether or not General =
. villa can push on into the con- .
. trail and southern states with .
. his victorious army from the =
- north villa sent several more =
o troop trains south today. lie =
. thus far has succeeded IN nd- .
. vancinE the bulk ~ hls army 10 .
. Jimincg. half way to Torreon, =
. without resistance. There ia =
. an Indication that the Huerta .
. government Is preparing % Q
. make desperate resistance al =
Q Torreon. risklne everything IN =
. supreme effort 90 prevent VII .
. las $1,000 victorious rebels adj =
o yancing farther in the direction 3
. of Mexico city. General Re- .
. furio Naiasco, federal comman- =
. der at Tnrreon. has advanced =
. his forces nOrthward TO Ber- =
. mlillio ana Mopimi along the =
. railroad II is believed that =
. Velaaco has been reinforced by =
. troops from EarriEons 10 tho =
= south and east
70 villa, in disposlng his troops =
. preparatory 10 the battle, today =
. planned To send large dotach-
. mcniu south of Torreon. Ia cut Z
. off the reireat ~ the fedcralH Z
. to MeNito city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

T.os Angeles. Cal, Jan. 23.---B. ".
Parker, an Englishman, who came
to Los Angeles Feeently from Torun-
90. CANADA. was shot through the
hear, by an unidentified assassin on
o street IN the heart of the whole
sale district late last night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
GOErHAI.s HAs SAID
NOTHING or INTENTION

Washington Jan s5.-If Colonel
Oocthals Intends 10 resign from the
army 10 becomc police commissioner
of New York his plans are unknown
az the white House and the war de-
parimeni u 81 generally Understood
here that President Wilson intends
o make Coionci dooihals the lrnl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
OPENED
TODAY FOR
THE new
SHOPS
Estimates for Construction Of
Santa Fe's Two Million Dol
lar improvements in Albu-
querque Examined in Amar-
lilo.


Especial Dt-patcn 90 EventHE neraldl
. Topeka, KaH, jan 2s.-uids y
. for the construction uf the Santa =
= 70 railroads additional shop =
. plant at Albuquerque. \. ~. y
. were opened today at Amnriilo. =
= Texas. by general officers Of the =
. company The estimates call Tor =
. additional building and equip .
= ment al Albuquerque which viii .
. cost completed in the neighbOr- .
. hood of two million dollars. y
. n is stated here that con- =
= struction is 10 ba begun immedi- .
. Rtoly on the round house and =
. car shop buildiug which are 90 =
. be completed FIRST aud that CON .
. structlon Of the remaining build .
. inFs will follow at once. .
o II Is not expected that tho re- .
. suit of the bidding viii be known .
. for some days because Of the =
q complicated nature Of the csti- =
. mates and the larsoness OF the =
y contract. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
BELGIAN Relief-General Charity

Tha ooId ,y.,,a on Mopdav Aid not
,..aa ~ .,,th,,s;aan, ~ tho eo,n.
..;ttaa ,,,ho l. - ,uo,.l. for tho rel;ef of
~ - E,,uaaoas nav sneerers and for
-, ~ slsi,;4.' +, n,aro than fe,y
ao,,afo,tahla 49,, homes o,,r eit;zens re.
rsa,,,hasad thosa aeross he seas Who
/. : fo,,, r,onthy hove lost all tbe
sa.sfa,,.' =. :. ~ ,,,,,,,.;os oe l;fo tbroue,b
49, Mn. fo,+,,nos or ,var and have
-. s-....af,al - a.,, daiIv hro.d
e. IN, ~. ao,,.,.;as T,sn tbe
- ra,ssoI - A,tu,orn hoe
- ~ 49, Ill = IL. NJ pal;ot
"...t..i go se -, es,1 e.. h;,,,so,f ,nd
s".;,.D
N M on,h... oe +ho ,oo., Pe,;et
c.-.S,,4.ao 49, dal;ohtod ,,,;tb Tho 40.
oo.''S 80 ..saS --a,o sont ~ Mis.
,a'los y n~.s,I 80 a,.o,. ph;ll;ns, storo
osa.o nT s y, 80 a,a.a.ts ,aaao ,;horar
sasas;. s - af naa, oIott;na .rd ro,,cL
uS'.aslOs aaa aasona - haad o,oth;nr sert i
= - ~ ~ | Sns,aa = s1a,ast as nood .,
IN 'r r,,nsa = s4;i, naaa fer non,
..,.L.tia 80 rt,,@s a,.;od fru;ts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
city are receiving from IA to Ice for
live turkeys delivered to the local
poultrymen.
STOLE FOR HER CHILDREN.

A poor woman of Mexico, the
mother of three little children,wa ar
rested by the officers Wednesday for
shop-lifting, The bulk Of the goods
taken by her was toys, children's
clothes and shoes. This poor woman's
husband is without work and the out
look for Merry Christmas for her
children, whom she loves as all moth
ers love their children, was very dis
NAL. She probably thought nothing
Of the crime while committing it, her
entire mind being on the happiness
and comfort the boys and clothing
would bring to her children. She has
vision Of their bright faces on
Christmas morning when they would
| find Santa Claus had not forgotten
them. She is not a criminal-she is
a mother
It is for the poor and needy Of
Mexico that the Churches and City
Council have co-operated in organic
ing committee for the distribution
of Good Cheer and more substantial
things at Christmas time. If this
! poor woman had only known Of this
committee she could have reported
her troubles to them and they would
care for her and be Santa Claus to
her children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
G CRAWFORD MARRIED

James G. Crawford, one Of Aud
rain county's prominent farmers was
married to Miss Juanita Grimes, at
Louisiana, Tuesday morning at ii
O'Clock, the pastor of the Baptist
church at Louisiana, officiating. Fol-
lowing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford came to Mexico and went
to the bride-groom's farm north Of
Molino, where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Crawford is the daughter Of
Mrs. Granville Grimes, of Louisiana.
Until about two years ago she lived
in Monroe county, near Madison, and
at Paris where her father was a
large cattle trader. She is d very
charming and accomplished young
woman. At Louisiana she and an
other young lady conducted a shoe
store. Mr.. Crawford is one of ths
leading farmers Of this county anc
has a host of friends. He is dir,
ector in the Molino Bank and a large
landowner. Mrs. Crawford is q
cousin Of Mrs. J. W. Settle, of Mex
leo. The Ledger joins the man.
friends of this happy couple in wish
ing them a long and useful married
life,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
100000 LBS. or DRESSED
TURKEYS OUT OF MEXICO
Local Poultrymen Have Already or
Will Ship About IL Car
Loads to Cities.
ARE Csc cN THE LOCAL MARKET
Dressed Turkeys Shipped to New
York Bring About 22c. Pay
IA to Ice Here.

About 100000 pounds of dressed
turkeys have been or will be shipped
out of Mexico to the markets Of the
larger cities during the month of Dec
ember for the Christmas trade. This
means about twelve car loads.
f. A. Hightshoe and Co., have IA
pickers at work and their shipment
will aggregate about 100000 pounds.
This company will also ship total
of $4,000 pounds of dressed chickens.
George 7. Hall and Co., have pick
ers at work in Mexico, Molino and
Long Branch. Mr.. Hall said, We'd
nesday, his shipments of dressed tur-
keys will amount to almost 65,00O
pounds.
At the Independent Poultry Co.,
plant, Z pickers are at work and this
company will ship $4,000 pounds of
turkeys ready for the market.
The Audrain Produce Co., shipped
about 10000 pounds of turkeys, We'd
nesday and the total shipment Of this
company will be about $4,000 pounds.
The Mexico Poultry Co., ship all Of
their stuff to st. Louis and an aggre-
gate Of about 10000 pounds of dres-
sed turkeys will be shipped by them
Most of the shipments from Mexico
go to New York.
The turkeys shipped from Mexico
are not picked and drawn. Instead
they are merely dry-picked, which
means all of the feathers are cleanly
/, picked from the body and the head
and feet are not cut off. For the
local trade, however, the turkeys are
picked and drawn. The head and feet
are removed, the entrails drawn and
the bird is cleanly washed and the
"pin-feathers" picked.
Local shippers are getting from q
to 22c for dressed turkeys on the
New York market and II to 18c fol
the birds on foot. Retail grocers Of
Mexico are getting about 25c fol-
dressed turkeys. the difference ii
price being due to the manner il
which they are dressed. Turkeys
on foot are selling in Mexico for about
1sc and half-dressed are bringing
about 20 to 22c. Farmers around thil
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Daniel Quinlan to James c. Rem
shaw, Warranty, Consideration $780,
900 E 1-2 Of Sc Of 81 and SW NV
e. w 1-2 of SW of 32-51-S.
George w. Mcintyre TO A. l..
Hughes, Warranty, Consideration
$4,000 Lot S, Block 5, Original Mexico.
Central West Realty Co., to W. ].
Mears, Warranty, Consideration
$3.50 Lots g. 2, Block IL, Trolley
Heights, Mexico.
L. B. Osgood to Teresa Maurpeaker,
Warranty, Consideration $4,000 NV
Of 36-53-8.
Fannie f. Brown to Earl Brown,
Quit Claim Consideration $1.00 and
other SW, SW of 3 and W 7-8 of NV
Of 10-51-6.
Julia Ash to R. W. Moore, Warran-
ty, Consideration $1.00 and other
Lots 5 and 6, Block 6, Boulevard Ad-
dition to Vandalia.
F. B. DeTienne to George A. Cal
houn, Warranty, Consideration $95OC
lSW, Sc and W 1-2 of Sc of 7 and S
| ~ of w t-2 of 1876.
Mary J. Beatty to Jack Beatty, War
ranty, Consideration $1.00 and Other
Block 6 in Park View Addition e
Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
RECORD OF THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Had
In Mexico.

Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of fu-
ture results. Anyone with a bad
back; any reader suffering from ur-
mary troubles, from kindey ills,
should find comforting words in the
following statement.
Mrs. NJ. B. Crews, 729 Olive St,
Mexico, says: II had backache and
rheumatic pains. The trouble came
and went at intervals, generally get
ting more severe when caught cold,
I tried different remedies, but was
not helped. Doan's Kidney Pills
proved to be just what required
and by the time / had taken one box
the trouble had left" (Statement
given November 13, 190S.)
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
Mrs. Crews said: II use Doan's Kid
ney Pills occasionally, as my condi-
tion requires, and always get help
Price Soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same thai
Mrs. Crews had. Foster-MilbunCo.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
Alion Issue s5es. .OOO Bonds.

jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. 14.-Ap-
ication was filed with the Public
Service Commission today by the
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
for authority to issue bonds to the
amount of$563,OO0. These are to
be Issued under the general mort
gage of the company, dated July i
1918, of which the United States
Mortgage Trust Company of New
York and f. F. Swinney of Kansas
City are the trustees. The proceeds
are to reimburse the company for
money already taken out Of income
and other funds to pay for property
purchased and general betterments
made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

ONE of the Oldest firms in Mex
leo that has descended from father to
son is Guthrie & Son Coal yard. Joel
Guthrie, the father conducted the
business for fully 80 years and Price
Guthrie, the son, has continued his
fathers success and made the bus
mess grow for the past "a years.
And another son in the business Of
his father is Hamilton B. Mckinley
proprietor of McKinley's Bakery
] &. W Mckinley came
to Mexico from Scotland years
ago and went into the bakery bust.
ness. Until a short time ago he
conducted this business himself with
great success and when he was ready
to retire his son, Hamilton, took W
the reins. H. B. has enlarged anC
improved the plant a great deal anC
/, now has one of the finest and mos
modern bakeries in this section.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
East Gets Heavy Snow.

Pittsburgh, Dec. 13.-The heaviest
snowfall of the season descended upon
western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia today. In this city the fall in
eight hours was six inches. Grafton
w. Va, reports fall of twelve inches
while mountainous sections Of the
state estimate the fall at nearly twen-
ty-four inches. Railroad and wire
traffic in West Virginia has been ham,
pered greatly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

SPEAKING of what a lOathsome
trade it is to sell dope and drugs IL
heitly, The Saturday Evening Post
editorially says
Now and then you read in a news
paper that the warden of such and
such a prison is making heroic ef-
forts to break up systematic sale
OF cocaine TO the inmates; that the
police have raided an opium Joint;
or that an old offender in the way Of
Illicit traffic in drugs has been ar
rested again.
THAT the use Of opium, cocaine
and like drugs is extensive in the
United States is common know.
ledge. That a drug habit is
the most destructive Of vices is vel
known too. This drug trade appeals
to no general emotion. There il
not a solitary rational word to b.
said in defense of it. Every norma
person hates it. No vested interest
pleads for it. We should like t,
know whether this loathsome trad,
really can be suppressed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

], 7. JOHNSON, one Of Audrain's
most extensive and successful farm
ers, is setting splendid example by
shipping in manure by the carload
to be spread on his farm. Col. John
son believes in putting something back
on the land, and knows that he can
make no better investment than to
continuously and intelligently put on
fertilizer. We can remember in 1859
and 1870, when the writer was boy
living on a farm and used to haul out
fertilizer from Mr.. John Muldrow's
stables, how the town boys used to
make all manner Of sport of him.
Farmers who put on fertilizer can af-
ford to be made sport of by those who
do not, because those who do not take
care of their farms do not have much
to do but make sport of those who
do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

Harry Hester, who recently lost a
leg beneath an Alton train in the
local yards and has been patient at
the Hospital, returned home Wednes-
day in company with his brother, G..
D. Hester, Of Harrisburg, Pa, G. d.
Hester was much pleased with his
brothers treatment while here and
had much praise for the Hospital and
its efficiency.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

THE attendance of over 200 Odd
Fellows and Modern Woodmen at the
funeral Of Henry Marshall, Sunday
was a fitting tribute to the memory
Of departed brother. It speaks
highly for the spirit Of brotherly love
which prompted this attention ant
the two lodges need no stronger rec
ommendation than such a response
on an occasion of this character.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

mittee appointed by the churches
Mr.. Dearing has now Shetland the
work is Just beginning. This com.
mittee will be "on the job" all winter
in an organized way, and you should
make your subscriptions in cash, OF
clothing, or eatables, at once either
through the Ledger or to Mr.. Dear.
ing or any member of the committee
Make your payments in cash, ,ordeliyel
your other donations to Mr.. Dearine
at the city hall. Report to Mr.. Dear.
ing all those you know of who are in
need
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
DIES OF CREE.

Mrs. Frank S. Henderson, of Han
nibal, Mo-, formerly Of Perry, Mo-,
died Monday night grief-stricken
over the death OF her daughter, Mrs,
W. H. Newkirk, of Hannibal, who
with her husband, was among the
victims of the Frisco wreck at Leb-
anon, Mo-, September is last.
w. H. Newkirk was a son Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Newkirk, of this city
The young married couple met Their
death together when the train slip.
ped beneath the backwater beside
the track. The death was fearfu
shock to the communities where bctf
young people were known as they
were held in the highest esteem BY
everyone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

MAYOR DRY has appointed Coun-
cilmen Lewis, Hanly, Pratt and Wood
to cooperate with the church COM
mittee to have charge of organized
charity in Mexico this winter. This
arrangement will be made perman-
ent so that no needy in Mexico will
be allowed to suffer. Make your
contributions to this fund immediate
ly and cordially, as every cent of the
money will go where relief is needed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

AN ordinance has been introduced
into the city council by City Attorney
David H. Robertson repeating the
ordinance licensing fortune tellers.
This ordinance will have the unani-
nous support Of the city council,
and in the future this line of graft
in Mexico will be at least misde-
meanor,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
Sells Interest in Store,

Del Tribe, member Of the grocery
firm of R. c. Paul & Sons, has sold his
interest to John Paul. Mr.. Tribe is
young business man of ability and
we hope he will continue to make his
home in this city where he and his
wife have many friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
Centralia, Mo-, Woman Dies

Centralia, Mo-, December 15.-
Mrs. Martha johnson died here Sun
day, aged SO years. She was the
wife of George N. johnson. She re-
sided here for over thirty years. She
was buried here this afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

The Criswell Drug Co., store at the
corner of jefferson and Promenade
Sts., was opened Monday though the
stock was not completely distributed
Jas. Garrett, formerly of this city, an
experienced druggist, is in charge
The store is outftted with handsome
fxures and is modern in every detail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Rod
gers of Bowling Green, Dec. 10th, a
daughter-Grace Elizabeth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodgers formerly lived in Mex
leo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

But now it is lots more fun to stay
by the fire and sell skates, sleds and
go-devils. Funny how a boy can get
amusement out Of go-devil, but he
can; and they only cost the boy 75c.
L. r. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
Geo. Kellerhals Injured.

George Kellerhals, one of Aud
rains leading farmers. fell, Sunday
evening and broke his leg between
the ankle and knee. The Ledger joins
Mr.. Kellerhal's many friends in wish
ing him an early recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
II is Just So Easy

To make up your mind what to give
for Xmas, after you look through our
line of casseroles, baking dishes
etc.-something for every member of
the family. L. R. Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

MR. MAJOR OWEN, who is about
80 years old, is very i'll. Mr.. Owen
is one Of our oldest citizens and his
many friends hope that his sickness
is only temporary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

BIZ Mexico Ledger today turned
$500 to c;tyclerk, Wallace Dear
who is treasurer Of the Good Eel
| Fund TO be distributed by a com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

would be impossible for the
York police to keep the biggest
cn Of It's police news quiet. The
Is make too much noise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

II Belgian needy are our neigh
and therefore should be aided.
you contributed to the brave
tearly starved nation?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

FURNITURE THAT SATISFIES.
both in prices, quality and durability
is what | sell. The useful gift can be
found in my stock at prices to suit.
d3w1 L. w. Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

the illinois food commission it
timated that some unscrupulous
i are using dumdum eggs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

! cry for soldiers is constantly
up, while what the world really
|is more neutrals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

John Burgess will sell his stock
and farming implements Dec. 81,
near Worcester. Some excellent live
stock is being offered as well as other
goods. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17
Lots of Pennies.

The Gem Candy Shop when any
pennies are taken in over the counter
throw them on top of the back-bar
instead of putting them in the cash
register. The accumulation of 9
months were removed this week and
amounted to 3704 cents. This does
not include all as large number fell
behind the back-bar before several
large holes had been stopped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

! . are all in the same boat, /"
President Wilson. Yes, and the
berity barometer is rising.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

sINEsS seems to be getting
ii doing the hesitation and is
hing to trot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

which met in New York last week
reports that the rising tide of pros
perity is manifesting itself in every
state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

is a politician
whom you agree. A politician
statesman with whom you dis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

Herbert Allison, of Columbia, was
ir Mexico, Monday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-12-17

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