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Evening star., 1914-07-27
WILLIAM Y. CLEARY HELD
FOR NEWMAN'S MURDER
Attorneys Statement Indicates In
sanity Will Not Be Used
in Defense.

HAvERSTRAW. n. Y, July civil
liam V. Cleary. town clerk of Haver-
straw. who shot and killed his son-in-law
Eugene NJ. Newman. Thursday last
waived examination in court today and
was held for the action of the Septem-
Der grand jury.
While District Attorney Gagan was
busy working out the details of the ar
raignment of Cleary the funeral services
for young Newman were being conducted
yesterday from the home of his grand
mother. Mrs. James II. Kennedy. Police
guarded both ends Of the street in which
is the Kennedy residence. Only the fam
lily and close friends of the slain youth
We're admitted,
Evening star., 1914-07-27
Tells of 7th Street Fire.

December a. 1913. shortly after l:3O
Frn, With my company. I responded
TO t.ie call to the fire in the > and 10
rent store structure. 1th street near d
street northwest. ] was one of the five
men pinioned under the fallen Portion
Of taat structure. where, according to
my recollection. I remained for aDproxi-
mateiy four hours. My head was caught
between two floor beams. my body was
pinioned down. l was subjected to the
volume OF smoke. and yet, despite the
fact that il is now said that j was
physically incapable of doing firemen's
duty, | did not lose consciousness The
suffering of those TOUR hours. and the
thereafter effects, can be imagined. but
not described. When rescue came / was
taken TO the Emergency Hospital and. on
the following Gay. Christmas. 1915, was
taken to my home, to which l was con-
fined for period of eleven days 1 con-
fcss that since that time i have not felt
rs physically fit as before.
Evening star., 1914-07-27
Cleary Reported Sane.

In the county Jail at New City Cleary
was visited yesterday by his wife and
Frank Comesky, an attorney Of Nyack.
who has been retained to defend him.
Mr.. Comesky said that Cleary is sane.
There had been reports that he was ir-
rational. Comesky's declaration is taken
to mean that insanity will not be used in
his defense.
The weapon with which Cleary shot
Newman has not yet been found. and it
was said that Cleary would be asked to
open the big safe in the town clerk s
office here After his arraisnment today in
the hope Of finding it there
Mrs. Anna Newman, the young widow,
is still! i'll at the Cleary apartment in New
York city. She was unable to attend the
funeral here. and it was said that her
condition was growing more serious
Evening star., 1914-07-27
FUN IN PLENTY HAD
At K|LL-KARE KAMP

OF the many camps established on the
upper Potomac this season, none prob
ably has provided greater variety of
entertainment for its members than Kill
Evening star., 1914-07-27

Pacific at Arkansas ave. SPACIOUS GROUNDS.
WITH TENNIS AND CRoQUET COURTS. AD
JOIN BEACH AND BOARDWALK. Only hotel
where guests may go from house TO surf il bntE-
Ing attire without using streets. which Is pro
hbited. Use of lighthouses. witt attendants 20
care for suits. is free. Running water in rooms.
Fresh and water baths, pubic ami private.
Special rates, l.50 and up daily. S. TO Si7.5o
farm White service. Orchestra ballroom. Box
let mailed PAUL C ROSECRANS. Mgr.
Evening star., 1914-07-27

A different class or men Is also re-
auired to take charge of these new in
dustries. Many of
Trained Scientists these are trained
Wv. scientists. Engi-
est standing. chemists who have taken
degrees in the leading European and
American universities and bactcriologists
Of international reputation find need for
their highest wisdom in the problems
which the transformed desert brings
forth each day Seed selection. plant
breeding, botanical research. bacteri-
illogical tests and chemical analyses are
all in the days work. such earnest
workers have replaced the irresponsible.
drink LOVING. quick shooting though
generous cowboy. who took charge OF the
great herds that formerly roamed over
the land.
At Tucson a plan for securing a per
manent, desirable class Of population is
now we'll inauKurated. A responsible
man with family will be provided with
a comfortable living house. tools, cat
tie. farming implements, seeds ana SUD
plies sufficient for cultivating the forty
acre tract of land which Is placed ~ BIS
charge. He and his family do all the
labor upon the farm under the direction
of the superintendent or owner. who de-
cides what crops shall be planted. The
results of these crops are equally
divided between them. This assures the
man a fair return for his labor In addi-
tion to his home for the year.
Another interesting effect of desert
reclamation Is In the moving picture
plays now being produced. The east
has been demanding pictures OF the
wild west" as 1t existed twenty years
ago. Cowboys who have lost their for
mer occupation were engaged in DEM
onstrating their skill in broncho bust
ing in front Of the camera. The new
west objects to this Misrepresentation,
so a new class of photo plays is being
arranged for. These show irrigation
Evening star., 1914-07-27

Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.
,,rknay Springs Va. open Junc I TO Nov. /: de-
ii-htfu ~ii.ii.lrr resort: elevation 2:;'o; G'n-
.ril waters equal I" CARLSBAD. Germany: ''arlr-
~. 40: varied auGsPm"fsis: Temperatures \" ::
hest nrirnnnents: good table: nice lrope: rest
ful: ,luuiplke. Eooflrt II. G. CARTER. Prop.
Evening star., 1914-07-27
Potomac Eeach-Wilkerson's"

Boa ting. iiSh.ng. ,rli,sn-,. daaciu-. hat...Js
ard tennis; aTtcsian well water; .i...ia: accom-
:noG2tious sor IL Hlies. Sica :Dr-s NaSencid *
De Barry. Stea;pe- II. Io6Hs 10 caoniss
Beach Free launch aHton,c'lc 10 ani tren
Colonial Rcarl.. Tel ;,acue X l:e-, 81 II-' weeg
aid up, $3.50 per Gay: FRANK 2. BLACK
ST0\k. rIAi,. intnnlnt I:raca. Va.
Evening star., 1914-07-27

A different class Of men is also re-
auired to take charge of these new in
Evening star., 1914-07-27

The old men are not fitted for regular
farm labor, but they have proved eager
Evening star., 1914-07-27

improved Capacity. $50. Private tatEs. runniH.
water in rooms elevator. etc. Music. Special.
$500 MP weekly, S2.J0 Up daily oI,en ali tie
year. Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
Evening star., 1914-07-27

Many of the Indians now living in
the southwest were educated in gov
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
FRANCE TAKING
CARE Of BELGIAN
REFUGEES WELL
More Than Two Million Un-
fortunate Subjects of King
Albert Are Being Looked
After Is Estimate.
tAssociaiea prsss Correspondence,

Paris, Nov. 22.--''Therc are now
more than 100000 Belgian refugees
in France" Monsieur Berardi. score
tary Of the Franco Belgian relief com
mittee has informed the Associated
Press.
France has received them with
the greatest consideration and gener-
osity," he said. "the government al
lowing them the same amount as
their own unemployed, Is cents per
day to each head Of a family. plus 10
cents for each child This, Of course.
is sufficient to keep them from star
vation. but nearly all Of them have
other pressing needs as they fled in
n majority of cases with insufficient
clothing and lacking other necessi-
ties We are doing all we can, aided
hy the French government TO solve
the problem Of finding employment
for such as are able to work. but
France has her own stricken popu-
lation in the northern departments to
care for and Belgium is obliged to
appeal to other generous nations for
these people whose need. as tho en-
tire world knows. is not their fault.
Monsieur Berardi said Belgium
would never forget what America has
already done for Brussels, where the
population was on the verge Of star
walton.
Bargcs Used as Houses.
The first refugees that arrived were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

CatarrIl
of the
Bronchial
Tubes
Chronic
Cough

Mrs. VIM. Holman, 1884 Lincoln
Ave. Chicago. H.. writes.
Il suffered with oatarrh Of bron-
chal tubes and had a terrible cough
ever since a child.
Il would SIT up IN bed with pillows
proppcd up behind me. but still the
cough would not let me sleep.
thought and everybody else that
had consumption.
80 reading the papers about Pc
runa | decided to try. without the
least hit OF hope that II would do
me any good. But after taking
three bottles ! noticed change. My
appetite got better, 30 kept ON. never
discouraged. Finally seemed not 60
cough so much and the pains In my
chest got better and could rest at
night
IL am we'll now and cured OF n
chronic cough and sore throat.
cannot tell YOU how grateful | am.
and cannot thank Peruna enough
1t has cured where doctors havc
failed and talk Peruna wherever
go. recommend Il to everybody"
Those who object 10 liquid medi-
oines can now procure Peruna Tab
let's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
BARREL TO RECEIVE
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR
BIG CHRISTMAS TREE

Arrangements have heen made 60
place a barrel at The corner OF Central
avenue and Second street into which
contributions for the municipal Christ
mas tree are to be dropped The bar
rol win be placed IN position today er
tomorrow, and Il Is expected that a
handsome sum will he raised In small
contributions through this means.
The ladies having the movement IN
charge are greatly encouraged over
the response that has boen made 20
the appeal for support. ana declare
that the tree will be one Of the bigreai
and hest ever given in the country
The Wemaa's club hae rendered rs
building on West Gold avenue To lhoae
who wish TO do the sewing OF stock
ings or other similar work In oonncc-
ton with tae enterprise
Those having toys and Christmas
tree ornaments suitable for the occa
sion are requested TO send thcm 10 the
residence Of Miss Lou Ice al the cor
ner Of Ninth and Copper avenue Miss
Lee has rendered the use of her resi-
dencc as q depot for an supplies in
connection with the Christmas tree.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

sheltered at the Cirque dc Paris and
NJ 'he Northern Terminal, hut these
quarters, summarlly prepared. were
inadequate for tho accommodation of
so many persons living almost entire
~ IN common. Now several hundred
canal and river barees are being
iitted up with more comforts and SAN
ltary arrangements for their recon-
ton. Hundreds Of children who have
lost their parents have been adopted
by French and Swiss families and
many owners of villas in the country
have placed them at the disposition
Of Belgian families These measures
relieve the pressure on the commit
tees somewhat, but tho refugees con-
tlnuc to arrive
movement is on foot to osta hlish
colonies In Tunis for such as wish to
emisfafc. but the proposition ~ said
to be no more likely to succeed than
the suggestion to send them 10 Cali
fofnia The Belgian, as rule. Is not
inclined 10 cmigratc. hahituatcd as
he has been To steady and fairly re-
munerative employment In the indus
trial bee hive that Belgium was be-
fore the war.
The English spinning industry has
given places to 500 Belgian workmen
and many have secured berths on
the metropolitan underground rail
way in Paris. others have been plac-
cd on farms in the south and center
of France, but the large part Of these
100000 unfortunates is still to be
provided for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
school Apportionmcnt Made.

Santa Fe, Dec. 5.--The apportloD.
ment of the $70,164.60 Of current
school fund made by superintendent
of Public instruction Alvan \. White,
gives Bernalllo county the lions
share, $6,S45.52, or almost one-tenth
of the total san Miguel comes second
with $5,22S.52, and then Santa Re,
third, with s4,2SS.02. Grant makes a
grab for $3,s74.s6, and then comes
Rio Arriba, $3.744.S4f Chaves. $3,-
544.20: socorro, ss,4s4.14; Dona Ana,
$3,22s.72, Colfax. $3,2f4.s6; Union,
$3.163.3S, these counties absorbing
more than four-sevenths Of the funds
Mora receives $2.s30.0S: Taos, 81
1874; Eddy. $2,533.0s; Guadalupe,
S2,376.66: Quay, $2,S56.S6; Valencia,
s2,31792; Otero. s1.59G20 Lincoln,
s1,596.54; Roosevelt S1.5S4; Luna,
sf,541.76: Torrance, $1,440.12; Sierra,
$1,333.S6. San Juan $1,30S.1S; San
doval, s1.sO5.4s; Mckinley. $1,107.4s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Peruna VIII Stop That Cough

Do not stop a cough hy taking de-
prcssants or oplatcs 4 cough
stopped that way Will roluin.
stop cough by taking g tonic, like
pcrpna. This rldr the system &C The
irritation that caused the cough.
Cough Is m effort on The part OF
nature TO clear the bronchial tubef
il Is q mistake TO stop cough. ex-
cept by assisting nature IN clearing
the tubes. Opiales and denrcrsantl
simply numb the nervous system and
the cough stops, leaving the poison
Gus and irritating materials IN the
bronchial tubes This win aoon affect
the mnrs. Let ua stop Tie cough
With fcruna. that strengthens and
builds M and remover the irritation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
SALOONS NOT To
DRAW BLINDS ON
SUNDAY--0RDER

Mayor Boatright yesterday instruct
"a Chief McMlllin To enforce rieidly
the ordinance of requiring blinds to
be raised in saloons on sunday 80 q
person might see the bar from the out
side.
The mayor did not state at what
time the saloons were to begin their
Observance OF the regulation. After
midnight, however the blinds were
up. hut that was because bars on Cen
trail avenue were stll open No order
to close az midnight was issued. as far
as could be learned.
Mayor Boatright Is said to have
been aetuated In the blind order by
the complaints Of woman's civic or
ganization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

Santa Re. Dec. 5.--Federal Judge
William II. Pope today overruled the
demurrer Of the defendant in the
case OF Evans. administrator. VS.. the
Victor American Fuel company. set
ting an important precedent The de-
Tense had set up that the widow. in
consideration of $500. had signed a
release as TO damages for the death
of her husband. The administrator
contended that the release did not
affect his right TO sue for the estate.
The court holds that the release can
be pleaded only in mitigation of the
damages TO be awarded the widow
by the jury and does not affect the
rights of the children. that the moth
er could not sign a release for the
estate unless designated administra-
tor BY the probate court. the conteD-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
SILVER CITY NORMAL
MAKES FINE SHOWING

Santa Fe Ded 5.--Transforming
what two years ago was a deficit of
$2.s55.09, and deficit of $s22.29 last
year, into surplus of sG4,21, the
management OF the State Normal
school at Silver City today reported
to Governor Mcdonald receipts last
year of s33,746.79 and disbursements
Of ss2,s60.29. while the year before
receipts amounted to $50. and
disbursements to $2S,204.S1.
The present enrolment is given at
303, this being the high water mark
attained under the new president, f..
l.. Enloe. During the year there were
enrolled lGl~ males. 423 females, as
against 81 MALES and 4s3 females
the year before, a gain of eS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
zAPATA HAS NEW
CANDIDATE FOR
! THE PRESIDENCY
Friction Between Southern
Leader and General Villa Is
Reported From San An
tonic PartiSanS.
lev soss,se .ous... s,ee,.. .r.seo w,.e,

san Antonio. Tex. Dec. 5.-Rep-
fesentatives of Emilio Zapata have
proposed al n conference with Villa
leaders in Mexico City that EmilIano
Nasquez Gomez he named provision
al president for thirty days. says n
news dispatch from Mexico city to-
night.
apata contends that since the
twenty days for which Eulalio Cutter
rez was elected BIS the Aguas Cali
cntcs conference have expired. there
is no longer any necessity for Insist
ing on putting him into office. Con-
siderable friction has developed be-
tween the villa and apata factions
over the naming of n provisional
president, II is declared
villa, through representatives who
have been holding conferences with
apata representatives at some point
near the city, to arrange for the Joint
permanent occupation Of the capital
hv the Two forces, has agreed to all
of the provisions of the plan Of
Ayala." EXCEPT that he demands that
the clause naming Gomez as provi-
s'Nnal president bc stricken out. The
'plan of Ayala" was adopted by IA
pata four years ago when he first took
the field and has always expressly
stipulated that Gomez he made presi-
dent. Villa. II is said, has offered the
name of a number of substitutes for
Gutierrez. These. according to reports
are distastcful to Zapata.
The Morelos leader. though still
demanding that Gomez be named
provisional president. has so far COM
promised as to agree to the naming
of a fixed cabinet TO be made up of
an equal number of Villa and zapata
adherents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Cotton Not COntrabnnd.

New York, Dec. 5.-William V.
King, superintendent of the New
York Cotton exchange. today sent q
letter to Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo, requesting that cotton not
being contrahand Of war, be exclud-
ed from the treasury departments or
der prohibiting the publication of
cargo manfests until thirty days af-
ter vessels have cleared. Mr.. King
commended that the order was injuring
the cotton trade.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
EXEMPT FROM TAXES

santa Fe, Dec. 5.--That volunteer
firemen are exempt from both poll
and road taxes was the opinion hand
cd down today by Assistant Attorney
General Harry S. Clancy In a letter to
DR. j. +. Hutchinson, Springer. refer
ring to sections 1892 and 1864 Of the
Compiled Laws Of 1897.
The attorney general had previous
~ rendered an opinion that tho au-
thorlties have right to collect road
taxes due for previous years from in
dividuals, but District Attorney Alex
ander Read has taken issue with him,
ruling that unless road taxes are coli
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
DANIELS WTHH0LDS
REPLY TO CRITICISM

Washington. Dec. j.-Secretary
Daniels will appear before the house
naval affairs committee next Wednes-
day he announced today, and until
after that time will make no answer
to critics of navy material or person
mel
He refused today 10 comment on a
published report that submarines of
the American Atlantic fleet were in
poor shape and that only one service
able craft of this type was stationed
north of the canal zone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
REALTY TRANSFERS.

J. d. Short and wife to Nora D.
Clayton, War, November "a, y. 100
feet of lots :, s. g. block 22, Browne
well & Lail Addition. $4,000
Dolores Otero de Burg. ct vir, to
Atlanta Graham, War, November
rs, lots 16 and II, block 90, Perea
Addition, $40.
Reynolds Addition Co. to A. Chau-
win. War. November 25. lots 10. IA,
Is. l6. II, block Is, Reynolds Addi-
ton. 81
Rosenwald Bros. Inc. to Candida
Page. War, November y, piece in
Ranches de Atrsco, 81.
Telesfor j. Armijo, ct al, to Miguel
A. Armijo, ct al, War;, November %,
two pieces in Atrisco. 81.
Ignacita Pena de Lobato to Sole
dad Lovato, War. November 81,
piece in Precinct No. IL, 81.
Manuel A. Jaramllo and wife to
Miguel A. Armijo, ct al. War, Nov.
~, piece in Precnt 2S, Atrisco. ST.
Policarpio Armijo. ct al, to Miguel
Armijo. ct al, War, Nov. q, piece in
Atrisco. 81.
Manuel a. Jaramillo to Miguel A.
Armijo. ct al War, Nov. %, piece in
Atrisco, Precinct 2S, 81.
Miguel A. Armljo and wife to jose
fina X. Armijo, war. Nov. %, piece In
Atrisco, Precinct 2S, $40.
r. Wood Davis TO Sarah Montgom-
cry, war, Nov 81 lot ., blk. 80, East
ern Add. 81.
william W. Mcdonald. special mas
ter, 10 Flora Tagllaferri, special mas
ter's deed. Nov. 2S. lots and G. blk.
6, IL. H. Add. $4,000.
Joel u. Good and wife to Rio Grandc
company, War, Nov. 2S. lot 3, Broad
moor subdivision. ST.
Effie O'Rielly to Rio Grande COM
pany, @. C. d., Nov. 2S, piece west
Of North Fourth street road, 81.
Trust Deeds.
C. p. Christensen and wife to Nj. J..
stern, Tr., Nov. "a. lots 465 and 466,
blk. 10, p Armiio & Bros Add
$4,000.
A. L. Kirby and wife to ]. w. Pal
mer, Tr., November "a, piece on
west side of Rio Grande, $1,000.
Clemma NJ. Litton and husband to
George A. Kaseman, Tr., November
"a. lot d. block IS, Perea Addition
S200.
Luz Armijo and wife to Il. o. Arch
uleta, IT.. November "a, piece IN
Ranches de Atfisco. $3.50
4. Chauvin and wife 70 Frank NC
Kee. November 25, lois 10, IA, 10. IT,,
II. block Is. Reynolds Addition, W.
400.
Vidal Lopez and wife to John Saw
telle, IT., November 25, lot Il, block
rs, Eastern Addition, $203.5O.
Mrs. Z. I. Butts to First Savings
Rank & Trust Co, November q, lot
block s. II. II. Addition; lot 2al,
block 22. P. Armijo & Bros. Addi-
tion, $4,000.
Lconor Uroste and wife to r. >.
Gnrule. Tr.. November %, lot 2, block
\. Eastern Addition, $500.
j. S. billiard, ct ux, to ). y. Eiii-
mons. IT,, November "a, lot >. block
IS. H. II. Addition, $500.
Sarah Montgomery and husband 70
D. 4. Porterfeld, TT. November ="
LOT .. block s5, Eastern Addition
S110. atana %
Flora Tagliaferri and husband 10
Jerre Haggard. IT,. November =
lots s. 6, block s, II. H. Additioh'
$500.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert f. Putn"y nay 2
gone to the upper Pecos on huh''''s
~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Arrested for Gambling.

Havana, Dec. 5.-The Liberal club,
headquarters of the political party led
by former Vice President Alfredo
Zayas, was raided by the police to-
night. A large number of members,
including many prominent political
leaders, were arrested on the charge
of gambling
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
FIFTY WAGON LOADS OF
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
.,se,.. DISPATCH 70 so.s,so ,ou.n..I

Marseiles tvia Paris, Dec. g. G:S4
p. mo- -Something of Christmas cheer
was assured the children of Marseillcs
whose fathers have been killed,
wounded or are on the firing line.
when the United states naval collier
Jason came into port today and I'M
loaded fifty wagon loads of gifts.
Tho Jason left New York Novem-
her l3. laden with Christmas gifts
for the children of the bclliRerent
countries, leaving them at the ports
for which they were intended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Garcia Is Made Justice.

Santa Fe, Dec. 1.-The board OF
county commissioners met today and
appointed Constable Alberto Garcia to
he justice of the peace in Precinct No.
II to succeed his father. the late Jose
Maria Garcia Facundo Ortiz was APP
pointed constable to succeed Alberto
Garcia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

Paris, Dec. q u:02 a. MIA Pet
rograd dispatch 10 the ilavas agency
says that Prince Nicolas Radzlwill,
Il Polish nobleman. who was a cap
tain of Russian dragons, was killed
in the fighting around LODI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Blne Sky Law Invalid.

Parkersbnrg, w. Va, Dec. THE
West Virginia blue sky law was
held to he unconstitutional by the
United States circuit court Of appeals
in decision handed down here late
today.