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volver, the girl said, and remarked: "l have shot him" The next morning at daylight Mrs. Carman came to the,maid' s room in her night robe, urged her to for get what she knew and He for her mis- tress, the maid testified.
 Heard Crash and Shot
 Farrell said he was on his way to the rear of the Carman house to beg food when he heard u crash of glass and a shot He saw woman dressed in \ dark garment standing by tho window m pr. Carman's office with one hand holding a wire screen above her head and the other hand thrust into the win dew.
 Farrell said he ran away. He looked back once and saw flash of white as if "the woman had raised her petticoat to move faster" On eross-eSamination Farrell contradieted himself In minor de- tails. On the whole, however, his story remained unshaken.
 If Farrell stumbled slightly under cross-examination Celia Coleman did not. ln drawl so low that frequently her voice was scarcely audible she answered every question hurled at her. The fact that finger was waved under her nose or that the chief counsel for the defend- ant shouted accusations and insinuations did not seem to have the slightest eff feet on her. She was on the stand more than four hours.
 Amused at Farrell
 Mrs. Carman seemed amused at Far rell. But her attitude was different to- ward Celia Coleman, at whom she stared constantly. Several times Mrs. Carman tried hard to catch her eye. After she was excused from the witness stand Ce- lia looked at the defendant for the first time. Tears 1t appeared, came Into the negro girls eyes, for she placed her handkerchief over them and then sat down.. out of sight.
 E Ms. Carmap was radiant whon her le- year-old daughter was brought into court and allowed to sit behind her. Little Elizabeth remained there all day.
 Swanson Pleads Guilty
 Montgomery, october -(Special)-W G. Swanson, former cashier of the Macon
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Chattanooea's Municipal Market

ChattanoOga, OctOber N.-ISp1cIaIJ Chattanooga's new municipal markethouse which is now nearing completion after all expenditure of $25,000. will be formally opened to the public November Is. This date has been officially set by the board of commissioners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-22

-O~es@ .7<f sb o.pS September 90. 1914, balance. ...... .$10, 1S5. T
 The expenses for the maintenance Of this department have been little over 10 per cent"
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Amused at Farrell
Swanson Pleads Guilty

Montgomery, october (Special.)-W G. Swanson, former cashier of the Macon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
MANAGER MCCULLOUGH
PUBLISHES LIST OF
PITTSBURGH FEDERALS
tuy MORNING iousn.. SPECIAL .r,sso ~,asi

Pittsburgh. Pa. March II. ~ Will
liam Mccullough. business manager Of
the Pittsburgh Federal league club.
today gave out the names of players
who have been signed to play with
Pittsburgh. They win leave FOR the
training camp at Lynchburg, VA. to-
morrow
The list follows
Catchers Claude Berry, Portland,
'Orea G. J. Fullmer. Texas league;
John J. Kerr, Of Baltimore lnterna-
tionals, drafted by New York Amer-
cans: Edward Roberts. last year with
the ST. Louis Americans.
Pitchers - Elmer Knetzer Pitts
burgh Tom Roberts Galveston Tex;
Willie Adams. part Of last season with
St Louis Americans. George Leclair,
Montreal; Howard Camnitz. philadel-
phia Nationals ana Pirates. Cy Ber-
ger, Newark Gntcrnatlonals: Harry
Hedgepcth in Virginia state league
last year, drafted by the Washington
Americans Edward Henderson. with
Lowell last year, drafted by Boston
Americans Henry Law. semi-profes-
sional Of 1loydell Walter Dickson,
last year with Boston Nationals; Fred
Banding, last year with Cleveland
Americans.
lnfielders - Hugh Bradley, first
baseman with Jersey City Interim
tionals. Cy Reams, of Indiana Nur
NAL, Jack Lewis. Pittsburgh Allen
Morgan. Montreal; Eddie Hooper, Tri-
state league; Eddie I.ennoX Montreal'
Charles Mcdonald. Boston Nationals
part Of last season.
Outfielders-M Manager Gessler, for
merly with Washington Americans,
Davy Jones, last year with Detroit and
Toledo, Ralph Maths Virginia state
league, drafted by the st. Louis Amer.
leans; j. H. Savage, New York state
league; Rebel cakes St Louis Ma
tionals, Bin Holden. New York Amer
leans. Mike Mcnosky, Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
GILMORE SILENT
ABOUT COLLINS
OFFER TO FEDS

shreveport La, March Thames
Gilmore, president of the Federal
league, here with the Chicago Fed
erals refused to confirm or deny
statements TO the effect that terms OF
fered Ray Collins, of Boston, would be
accepted nor would he name any of
the City PLAYERS of the National and
Amerio an leagues who have been re-
ported to be negotiating for Federal
league contracts.
'All of the clubs in the league have
all the players they need with the ex-
ceptior of Brooklyn and Buffalo. said
President Gilmore. I'VE viii prota-
bly, sisn two more players for each
Ct these teams We have Am the teams
we need TO which we can send play
crs not retained by the Federal League
and we are not worrying over farms.
If any Of the players whose services
are sought by the Federal league or
who have offered "a sian up with the
now league, have come 20 terms, Gil
more aid not make the fact known
1'y cobb was reported today as hav-
inc opened negotiations with the new
League Others were Wilbur Good
of the Chicago Nationals. and Wag-
ner Lewis, Collins and leonard, of
the Boston Americans.
The schedule committee Will meet
March 22
Rain today Kept the Chicago play
ers indoors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
REPEAL BILL DEBATE
To COMMENCE SOON

Washington. March 1l.-Wih de-
bate ON repeal Of the exemption clause
ct the Panama canal act about 70 be-
gin in the house. interest IN the OUT
come of the presidents request Of con-
gress was Intensified today, opponents
a. the repeal displaying unusual acti1-
ity TO administration leaders who
have made thorough canvass of
the situation. ID appeared practically
certain tonight that opposition TO the
repeal will be Ruthless
Chairman Adamson, of the house
interstate commerce committee, failed
today to get assurance of unanimous
consent TO take up the repeal bill and
he introduced ~ resolution calling for
special rule 10 expedite action The
bin will not DE called up until the
latter part of next week, after the rN-
ers and harbors appropriation bin has
been disposed 81
The rule asked for, which the rules
committee win report would provi le
for fifteen hours debate ON the meas
urp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
CNBS WILL NOT
Be SOLD, SAYS
J. R. THOMPSON

,.y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL leased WISH
csi..oo March little Chicago
y,aonol league baseball club win not
~ sold dis wear is my belief" John
rbompson said tonight after re-
aocing the report Of his emissary who
s.5 conference yesterday with
rborles p. Taft in Cincinnati.
mir TAFT would not set price for
4. stock MIR. Thompson added,
ssnd as Ear as my agent could deter
'no he has not seriously considered
calling his interest He as much as
ss,d 10 my representative that he had
a. mueh property interest in Chicago
d. ANY, resident ana felt that he could
he regarded as a Chicagoan,'
when this news became known
,.yeral of those who have been in-
,erosted in the possible sale of control
~ ,be club. asserted that the situation
ended to confirm previous reports TO
,bo effect that Charles w Murphy
,oyor really owned a majority of the
.toeE Of the Chicago club and had not
,boreforo sold il back to Mr.. Taft. The
,,me persons asserted that the re-
.ont retirement of Murphy merely was
nominal change Of ownership, leav-
no Mr.. Taft free to name a new pres
Jeot of the club while Murphy re-
NAMED inactively connected with the
oranlzation
m this connection II WAS said that
Charles S. Thomas, secretary of the
e0b. might be elected president for
mis- year under the present owner
chin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
DR., C0NWELk RAILS
AGAINST EDUCATION

Springfield, ILL.,, March ll.~-Df'
Russell Conwen, minister of the Bap-
list temple Philadelphia, said today
at the Winona Bible conference that
some college graduates are educated
fools, and therefore incompetent to-
lead others in the Interpretation of
the Bible
~ believe I'm higher education,
Dr. Conwell said but it sometimes
so robs a person of his higher in
stlncts that he is untitled To serve
either God or man. The man who
thinks he knows it all is an ignora-
mus and good many Of our college
graduates are guilty of a liberal guam
tity of self-esteem."
I'm speaking of the two-fold develop
ment of man, he said
"A person who has his brain de-
voloped az the expense of his heart
is as dangerous as dynamite
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
CHRISTOPHlNE BREAKS
RECORD FOR ONE MILE

JuareZ, Mexico, March 1l.-Christo-
phine. a three-year-old filly owned
by the western turfman. S WELLER
broke the worlds mile record on a
circular track nj the Juarez course this
afternoon, COINS the distance Ia 1856
40. The record formerly was lt3G
made By Bonnie Chance Jefferson LiF-
ingstlrs five-y ear-old.
Chrlstophine is daughter Of
plaudh the noted sire, and is entered
in all the Big kentucky stakes
Christophiue was aided In the
stretch by ID strong wind The race
during the first part was slow the
record time being made i'm the latter
part The flly stepped the first quar-
ter in $685. the half Ina .452b, the
three-quorters in 1:ltb.
She was trained by } Lewis, and
was ridden by Jockey A. Motts, carry
ing 1O2 pounds. She ia out OF Emma
Traumlncr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
No MORE LIVER AND
ONIONS IN FRISCO


san Francisco March ll.-LNer
.and onions and liver and bacon dis
appeared from the tables of an
households and restaurants of san
Francisco today following stormy
executive session OF the Retail Butch
ers association
Liver the butchers say used to be
given away with dressed carcasses.
Then the Wholesalers asked twenty
five cents a liver and got IT, Now the
Wholesalers are asking fifteen cents
In pound but rather than pay IT, the
butchers unanimously resolved not 20
carry liver at ALL
Prices are too high all along the
line, say the retailers, particularly on
veal. against which they threaten also
TO declare boycott. Fifteen cents a
pound for carcasses of calves they
believe, is beyond reason and twelve
and a half cents fot beef is five cents
too high
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
JEWELRY SALESMAN
KILLED BY ARMENIANS

Lawrence. Mass, March 1.-THE
fact that }. X. shamlian, Boston
jewelry salesman, who has been miss
Ing for month, was murdered and
his body hacked 60 pieces, was dis
closed tonight
-Four Armeninns confessed accord
ing to the police to completely In his
death or la the disposition of his body,
parts of which were found buried In
the woods az Frye village, in AndoVer
The men alleged 20 have confessed
to the killing are employees of teNtile
mills
shamlian was killed on the night
of February .. during "a quarrel, ac-
cordng to the police.
Shamlians jewelry ease. containing
about $500 worth OF icwolrN "as
found tonight IN the home nf One of
the prisoners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
DENVER MAN NAMED
FOR TREASURY JOB

Washington, March H. ~ William
Peabody Malburn. of Denver Colo.
was nominated by President Wilson
today TO be assistant secretary Of the
treasury. lie viii be assigned to the
customs division succeeding Assistant
Secretary Hamlin. who took charge
Of the financial division when John
SHELTON Williams became comptroller
of the treasury.
Mr.. Malburn who is a native OF
Freeport. ILL.,. lawyer and former
banker. was selected by secretary Nc
Adoo as "a result of conferences he
had at the department when the cur
rency bill was pending.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
SENDS UNEMPLOYED
TO WORK ON FARMS

New York, March l1.-Goveruor
GKnn's plan for reducing the mum
Der of unemployed Ia New York City
by sending men out OF work into the
country. where men are In demand,
will be put into operation here for
the first time tomorrow by o. w.
Harmon, deputy state commissioner
Of agriculture
II Is expected that the first carload
of fifty men will be sent upstate next
Monday.
Governor Glynn was told today that
there were jobs for 100000 men on
upstate farms. The state will pay the
cost Of transportation and married
men may take their wives along.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
WILL GO
TO CALIFORNIA TO
TALK WITH SHAFER

rev MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL lEAsgu wlFEl
New York, March H. President
Hempstcad of the New York National
ague club. announced today that he
Foud leave next Friday for California
on a vacation trip 1t lis understood
hat The primary object of his trip will
mo try to induce Third Baseman Ar
ihr Shafer to report to the Giants
hampstead r CARDS shafer as one OF
tie greatest players in the game ami
2ys everything will be done To Inc
aeo him to give up the idea of retir-
big. Early last season shafer jumped
Die team and bought a ticket for Cali
ania Hampstead feels that II he
can talk 60 the young infielder, he cal
enyince him thar his place is at third
base for the Giants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
EVERS GETS $4,000
BONUS FOR SIGNING
BRAVES CONTRACT

~ ho'hNe JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRNl
Macon Ga. March ll.John j.. EVers
opposed manager of the Chicago Ma
.nal league baseball team tonight
eeived check for $4,000 as a bo-
for signing q contract with the
Boston Nationals. The check was
even Evers by james F. Gaffney.
Rner Of the Boston club, shortly after
B arrival here.
It had been reported Evcrs was
3 receive $4,000 Goffney said, as
handed slip of paper to the see
@ basoman, but here is the check.
Nefs may. 4 me wishes, tell the
maunt
tfers smilingly handed the check To
ne Of his friends.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD
UNCLE SAM CHARGED


ST. Joseph Mo- March IA Tho
cases of Alfred a. Prey. head of q St
Joseph livestock commission finn, N-
bert McColuacr, Cherry county,
Nebraska stock raiser and George
Lu2zader. "a loeal real estate agent,
charged with fraud in connection
with Nebraska land deals three years
ago, began in The United Sta.os l.s-
trict court here today The defendan
are alleged by the government III have
conspred TO get tltle 70 5000 a"Ic5o'
government land in western n 'hwssn
valued at 100000, by having soldiers
aad sailors homestead land ana imn
Il over 10 them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

New York March ll-Alfrod ie
0ro of Cuba, three-cushion billiard
champion. won the second block 1t
fifty points of Hotpoint match, dee
faatiug Fred Eames of Denver. tonight
u siNty-thrce innings The latter
scored 50 points ANA made "a run OF
four. De Oro's best effort was nine.
The fetal score is De orc, 700. Eames.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

motorcycle WAS recently the
las of saving members of n semi
1elal British exploring party from
A'a hardships and perhaps death
~ party WAS travelling through Al
Y irom the Cape to Cairo, gatherine
@ concerning the interior Of the
'lnent The party equipment con-
yea of q big automobile and a mo-
9ole When ia the depth Of the
AAhent TIE automobile broke down.
'ng The party stranded many miles
A and Though the motorcycle
kapt pace all the way with the
saF ear It was stin in excellent
q'uon, and iomneyed back to civil
'aon for supplies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
PRESIDENT LANNIN SAYS
RAY COLLINS HAS SIGNED

Hot Springs, Ark March ll.--Aftor
"a conference with Pitcher Ray Col
Inns. President Lannln. Of the Boston
American league club, today am
nounced that Collins had signed "a
two-year contract Pitcher Hugh Be
dient joined the team here today.
Speaker and Wood now are the only
ahsontoos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
ESMERALDAS TAKEN
BY GOVERNMENT FORCE

Guayaquil. Ecuador March II, --
received here tonight an
nounced that General Plaza, presi-
dent OF the republic, today captured
the town Of Esmcraldas, on the north
west coast. from the rebels.
The rebels took Esmeraldas in. De-
cember after eight hours fiehtirw, in
which large number Of men on both
sides were killed or wounded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
100 NEGRO FAMILIES
RENDERED HOMELESS

New York. March lt.--Abou 100
Negro families We're made homeless
and several persons were slightly i'm
jired in fire which late today de-
stroycd four tenement houses in the
negro colony n West i34th street and
then spread to. five other tencments IA
lost ia the blaze were disproved Toe
might when "a search Of the ruins WIS
made.
The fire caused property loss of
about 100000.
For time the entire block was
threatened
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
SUED FOR $4,000;
GETS 0NE-FIF TENTH

Denver March l1.--A jury in the
United states district court today,
awarded damages to John w Bell,
former suporntendeni OF the Woot-
ton mine, who sued Col. j. a. own
hey owner. for $4,000 and body
Judgment for alleged Illegal arrest
and Imprisonment &C the time Bell re-
signed his position Mt The mine The
jury found that Ben. who is ~ Britt
lsh subject. had been damaged only
to the extent Of $4,000, his earning
capacity for the length of time I'm
question. and refused to allow the
petition for body Judgment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
NEW BATTLESHIP is
READY FOR DELIVERY
nv sosaps louu~al srrol.l ls.ssO wr.r,

NeWpOrt NeWsl va, MarVh IL-Ils-
tahlishng ID precedent. in that she
will make the trip under her own
steam, the battloship Texas. the latest
addition to the navy. win leave the
plant of the Newport News Ship
Building company early tomorrow
for Norfolk where she viii be formal
ly delivered Ia the commandant Of
the navy yard there. The battleship
is expected TO be placed Ia commits
sion before tomorrow AFTERNOON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
syNDICN TE REPRESENTATIVES,
CONFIDENT He'll. GIT TEAM

Cincinnati, March 11-Frank D..
Mayer Of Chicago. representing the
spcgel syndicate. held two confer
ences today with Charles =. Taft own
y o. the Chicago National league
club. ana at the close said he was con-
iient the Chicagoan he represented
would purchase control of the club
within the next three days MT Mayer
aid that Ar. Taft would so 70 Chi
ago on Fricay 10 settle the question
q the disposal of the club
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
slo.all Mnnt. Banmgnrdner.

'ampa- Fla March ti.-An offer
5000 a season with bonus for
suing was made today to George
.nsardner pitcher Of the st Louis
''ean league team, by George Sto-
manager OF the Kansas City
'sial ieagua club. Baumgardner,
'ulng 70 advices from st. Peters
s fla. Who're the ST. Louis team
4''llng refiised the offer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
ChIncst Nlnr AIIlNc..

san Francisco. March il.-Fificer
Chinese baseball players and thei"
manager Hop Sing. arrived here to-
day from Honolulu on the first les II
a seven months tour that win take
the tenn over The country. ending with
series of games 10 be played IN Cuba
during September The team is the
champion oil the Hawaiian baseball
league and made "a successful tour Of
this country last Year From here
they win proceed to Les Angeles then
To Yuma, ANA Tucson. Ariz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
CHICAGO MERCHANT
SHOT IN FAMILY ROW

Chicago, March 11.-Louis RcvaL
Sr. president Of the RcYal Merchantilc
house, WIS shot ana probably fatally
injured IN his office tonight Mrs
Reval and their ig-year-old son. who
had gone 10 beg Reyal 10 return TO
his family, were arrested.
AIRS Reyal told the police that
while their son was absent from the
room. her husband had threatened her
with his revolver and was shot while
struggling with her for its possession
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
ANOTHER CHICAGO
WOMAN ACQUITTED
10Y MORNING JOURNAL srtorsl LEASED WISH
LnL-ann M.--h u - mnLhnr A

IUIIN01 WITIH "AWWIHEI ~
ouitml VI woman who had slain IS
man was added 10, the long list OF
such yerdicts ia Chicago tonight when
a jury freed Miss stanislawa Czomer-
owska OF he murder of Frank koe-
zinzk,. The girl shot the man 90 death
after he had refused to fulnll he.
uothal by marrying her
The defense was that the girl ate
tempted to commit suicide and that
the revolver exploded toward Koe-
zinzki
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

motorcycle hunting trip has just
y 9mpleted hy four enthusiasts
'suo. o. Including State Com
iHf Jess Campbell one mem-
als. Ale party owned a cabin some
.lom Toledo. With this as head
M q q the1 spent the week scouting
Z 80. Ae country on the two wheelers
"teh If eame
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
pnrtlnnd slens InlIlnn.

Portland. ore. March 1l.-H. l..
tChlef) Battiste. graduate Of Ghulet'e
Indian school at Washington, D. G.,
and track star Of the Cleveland Ath-
letie club, has signed contract to
pitch for the Portland Northwestern
ers and Will renounce his amateur
standing. Battiste is deaf ana dumb.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
coal 10 Cost $3.50 u Ton.

sail Lake city March 1t-=A ship
ment Of 800 tons OF Utah coal Just
sent TO Alaska. will cost $3.50 a ton
when delivered The coal is billed 10 a
rninirr company operating dre.leeA
north Of Nome 1t will be hauled over
land ny dog sledso from Nome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
FORESTERS CAPTURE TWO
GAMES FROM DRuMMERS

The Foresters last night at the
Drummer alleys won two games from
the Drummers. who hold second posi-
ton in the handicap league. The
favored the Forcsters. In
the second game the victors nosed out
by one pin, after winning the first
The Drummcrs took The third. The
losers total score was greater than
the Forostcrs'.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
Conlirms Judiciary Nomination.

Washington, March 1.-THE nonn-
nation OF Edward Minor Watson to g.
associate Justice of the supreme court
of Hawaii, was confirmed today b. ihe
senate.
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Cnrdlnnls 3. RrnMns ;.

st. Augustine, FLA, March 1.-THE
ST. Louis Nationals ana the ST. Louis
Americans played 5-to-5 tie game
today The contest was called az the
end OF the ninth inning on account Of
darkness Both teams made sis hits
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