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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
GRACE IS ON THE SHELF. Supreme Court Declared the United
 Labor Party Illegal.

The voters of this county will have diff fioulty voting the United Labor party ticket. This difficulty will arise from the fact that there will be no United Labor party named on the official ballot this year, at least. Yesterday the Supreme Court gave out this determination. The Justices did not fhand down any formal findings, but immediately after the argu- ment authorized Chief Justice Beatty to state that the writ presented by w. F. Grace through his attoriiey, w. H. Hart, was denied, and. that: they. would give. ex- plantations later.
 The members of the court, on account of the voluminous character of the re- corded evidence, allowed the attorneys to argue from 1t without having gone over 1t themselves. This was satisfactory, as it<had been compiled by Commissioner ChipInan, and he had heard the testimony of all parties concerned Hart argued that Registrar: Biggy should have examined :the entire registered list of voters to as- certain If the names of the parties ap- bearing on the petitions were those of le-i gal voters, whereas he had only consult ed. the registered lists of :.the precinct which cOrresponded to the addresses given on the petition. a-
 Garret, .McEnerney argued that the United Labor party should be declared a pretense on any one of four grounds Principal among these were that 1t was political party and that 1t existed In vioa lation of the law of 1S7S the purpose of which was to suppress piece" clubs and prohibit the extortion of money from can didates. The attorney. declared that the spurious organization had obtained money under false pretei-@es, was con- trary to good morals and that the court should suppress 1t regardless of techni- calfties. The principal argument against its existence perhaps was the evidence of Biggy that there were not sufficient le- gal signatures to place 1t before the vot- CTS. Commissioners. Chipman allowed Grace to assume that nearly 50 per cent of the names pronounced forgeries by Biggy were correct and even with this large margin the chief standard-bearer of the United Labor party had to submit to fate and have his party name stricken from the official ballot.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Republican League Rally.

The Young Mems Republican League of San Francisco Clubs will hold a grand rally and high links at B'nai Birth Hall tonight. Judge Kerrigan will preside and an excellent programme has been prepared. Musical numbers will be fur nished by the Waterman sisters and the Bay City Wheelmens Quartet. A. L.. Hart and A. J. Morgenstern will speak. Unlimited quantities of refreshments have been provided, and they will be dis tributed during the evening. All the Re publican candidates have been invited. but no addresses are expected from them, they having been invited as guests.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
B. P. Mogan Club Formed.

An D. P. Mogan Club was formed last evening in the hall at the Junction of Cough and Market streets, with seventy four members on the roll. The following officers were elected: John J. Kenney, president; John w. Magorty, secretary; Thomas Earl, treasurer. The meeting was addressed by John J. Kenney, John Gallagher, Larry Herman and Arthur Burke. Another meeting will be held next Monday evening
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01

Clara Thropp, the actress, appeared in Judge Mogan's court yesterday morning and was instructed and arraigned on the charge of crnbezzlement preferred against her by Manager Leavitt of the New Comedy Theater. By consent the case will in all probability be dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Street Car Men organize.

A permanent Republican, club, com posed exclusively of employees of the Powell, Jackson ' and Sacramento cable lines and Cliff motor line was organized last evening at 1206 Mason street. Two hundred and thirty members were enrolled. The indi- cations are that. this will be the most active political club that has been or ganized by the street railway men of this city. By unanimous vote the club agreed to stand by the Republican ticket from top to bottom. The -ollowing of fcers were elected:
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
In the Divorce Court.

Nansine Anderson has been granted a divorce from Sophus Anderson on the ground of desertion. Henry N. Riley has sued Mary A. Riley for a divorce. alleging as a cause of action. WiT- liam West asks for a divorce from Josie De Witt West on the ground of assertion.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
.Drinkhouse District Clubs. .

The campaign of. John A. Drinkhouse, Republican and; .Non-Paptisan ::.nominee for Public: Administrator, is. booming along under fill sail; and he is being ably assisted by hosts of friends tniall sections of the city. :--E =: .:... ::.. } On Saturday evening three more clubs were organized to further his canvass in the Twenty-ninth, Thirty-s1xth and Thir- 5ty,seventh Assembly districts, and over. rolled as members
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01

line, president; Harry Hook. engineer department. first vice president; J. Keefe, Powell-street line, second vice president; vice president; w. H. Philpott. Powell street line, secretary; J. Shannon. Powell street, line, treasurer; George .Ganney, Sacramento-street line, financial secre- tary.
 The executive committee includes c. Hillman, William Birmingham. Powell street line; H. Schmidt, John Dowd, line; Fred Smith, John Goggin, Sacramento-street line; c. H. BoWker, Cliff motor line.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Arc Mot for Phelan.

On Sunday morning the Examiner stat ed that the deaf Inutes had indorsed Mayor Phelan for Mayor of San Francis co. The value of this statement Is shown by the following:
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. :31.
 ''To the Editors of The Call: We were incorrectly reported as having indorsed 5he Sf May4t Phsan s last Sat and we intend to stay by him. We have, in fact, indorsed no one for Mayor as yet. but should we do so: we will throw our united strength toward the election of Charles Patton atid not for Mr. Phelan. ..@4 :: :. :. "J. F.: H0WARD,.' =.
 :... :..> ...::."S. HORN. -. .>.. =. =. .:.:For the Deaf Mute C{ub."I :
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Henry s. Martin Club.

At Progress Hall, corner of Hermann and Valencia streets. this club held a largely attended meeting last night. N. Burke presiding. George W. Collins, Ed Aigeltinger, Henry s. Martin, Howard Block and F. w. Burnett made short ad- dresses. All were favorably received. Colonel John H. Roberts made a telling speech on the issues of thes campaign and predicted Q glorious victory for Gage and Patton. The club indorsed F. w. Bur nett for State Senator.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
FEWER VOTERS IN
 LODGING HOUSES
FALLING OFF OF FIFTY PER CENT THIS YEAR.
Biggy, However, Finds l36 Lodgers
 Registered Whose Residence Is Disputed.

There has been remarkable falling off In lodging-house registrations this year
 as compared with two years ago. Regis ter, Biggy states that 1t is only about 50 per cent now of what it was in 1S96
 He accounts for this fact by declaring that the greatest rigor has been exercised this time to prevent fraudulent registra-
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Henry s. Martin Club.

The H. S. Martin Club held it's regular meeting at Kearny Hall. corner. Hilbert and Mason streets. last evening E. Ford in the ychair. The following candidates were indorsed: J; D. Siebe for Assessor J. A. Drinkhouse for Public Administrator and J. M. Trout for Superior Judge.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Rerthier,s Friends Organize.

The friends of A. c. Bertheir. Repub- Iican candidate for Recorder in the Forty-fourth District, organized club in Washington Hall last night and elected the following officers: J. c. Bacigalupi. president; B. Reno. vice president; s.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
To Boom AigeItin g.r

An E. H Aigeltinger Club with eighty two members on the roll was formed at Freyss Hall Fifteenth and Capp streets. last night. Judge Stouffer was elected and e Warner Treasurer. Speeches vsal were made by Judge Stouffer, Herman Frye
 Patrick Egan and Joe Sabato. The club will hold another meeting next Monday
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01

Ravini, secretary; G. Hawser, sergeant at arms. Addresses were made by Mir. Der thier, William Deane and Martin Fragley.
 Joe. Hanses entertained the gathering with campaign songs.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
Clara Thropp in Court.

[. Patton, John D. Siebe, William A. Deane and others.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01
To Ratify Republican Nominations.

There will be 8 ratification meeting of the "9S'' Republican Club this even ing at Cadet Hall, 335 McAllister street.
 A number of candidates are expected to deliver addresses. These include Charles
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-01

The Hardtmuth lead pencil is the best in the world. Try the Koh-I-Noor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
ILLINOIS AT OMAHA.

Gov. Tanner and Several Thousand Illinois
People at the Exposition,
Omaha, Neb., June 2l.-The Illinois
building at the exposition was dedicated
to-day In the presence Of Governor John
R. Tanner, and his full staff the expOsi-
tiOn committee Of that state and probably
ten thousand citizens OF Illinois.
At close OF Governor Tanners remarks.
Col. Carr announced that Melville Il.
Stone, general manager Of the Associated
Press, had a bulletin TO the effect that
General Skaters forces had arrived at
Santiago. In an instant the Immense
thrOng was on their feet cheering madly.
Patriotic airs we're played and sung and
the scene was one OF the most wonderful
Outbursts Of patriotic enthusiasm ever
witnessed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
ARRIVAL ar SANTIAGO.
Fleet Presented Grand sight as Il swept
Along the Coast.

fleet Presented a Grand sight AS Il swept
Along the Coast.
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Doat DanuJ' on oan'iaso ue Ouoa' "uno
~ l p' mr VIA moie o', NicuOiaS' 'uhe
~ . D. m'-lne Ohi'eu o.A.es army iOi
'he INVASION Vi Oaoa' ANU. lo,oOV S'rons,
coul'iinnueu W uenoisi onHiVo' a',reu We
oi o"u.'aso u1 oup" ~ noon so'uny. IL.
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Deeu ue'eiu uiiueu upou, Ou' " p'o'"'i'
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"non 'no neo' ., 'niv v-",o uenopO''s
s"ep' up 'no sou'"oin 0oao' so-uay Huu
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c'.y oi oan'iaso' .ne anAiouSiy a"ai'eu
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"hicn iain'iy 'e-eonoeu W 'no .ianSpo'"
from .he ueckS Vi .ne oiocAAuing war
sh'ps iaI III snore' ihey were answered
Oy tne Troops Hos' en'huSias'icaiiy III
k'nu'
IL WAS ociock this morning wheil she
LOOKOUT on 'ne arnoreu cruiser Brooklyn
Iepor'eu seeing 'he SlnOAe vi SEVERAL
steamers away 70 tue southeast anu
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Ine he"S was eAUnAnEou ioin Ship 70
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Drowned by the Launching of n British
Battleahip.

Drowned by the Launching of n British
BattIeship.
London, June 2l.-During the launch
ing OF the British flrst-class ship Albion,
Of 1900 tons, at Blackwell, TO day, by the
Duchess OF York, a ceremony at which
the United States ambassador and Mrs
Hay and Lieut.. Col. Wells, United States
naval attache, assisted. the displacement
OF the water caused an immense mass OF
water TO rise on all sides, completely sub
merging one Of the lower stages OF the
yard, immersing hundreds OF people.
Ten bodies thus far have been recovered.
II Is estimated that fifty persons were
drowned. Another, but discredited re-
port, says the warship sank.
As this dispatch is sent. the bodies OF
twenty. y.seYen men, women and children
have been recovered from the scene of the
Blackwell disaster. The duchess OF York,
and Col. and Mrs. Hay and the remainder
OF the distinguished guests did not see
the accident, which occurred at the mo-
ment when three cheers we're called for
the successful launching. and the screams
OF the victims we're drowned by the out
bursts OF hurrahs and steamer sirens.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
Ready to Wipe Out all the SpaniardsI
SOLDIERS IN GOOD HEALTH AND SPIRITS.

allowed 10 escape. Undoubtedly. how
ever, some OF the troops will be landed at
Guantanamo Bay 20 relieve the marines
there. but II is generally believed that
the main body will be landed much
nearer Santiago. The long, trying jour
ney from Tampa left the men in much
better condition than was anticipated.
Owing To the smoothness Of the pas
sage, the soldiers we're not generally Af-
fected by sea sickness. They are all
wildly anxious 10 get ashore 10 begin
lighting. Much satisfaction was ex-
pressed among the troops when Il be-
came known that the actual capture Of
Santiago Is TO be left TO the army. The
horses and mules on the transports suf-
fered severely, many Of them dying.
The American feet of Santiago has
been materially strengthened by the ad.
dition Of the wsrships which escorted the
transports, consisting Of the Indiana,
Montgomery, Bancroft, Helena, Ericsson
and Foote.
Wherever landing may take place bitter
work is ahead for Skaters men before
the Spanish fag comes down before Nor
ro's walls. The Spanish infantry, cav
airy and guerrilla forces, estimated by
Admiral Sampson to number from 10000
to $4,000 men, are stretched from Guam
tansmo to Cabanas, fifty miles, ready "a
concentrate at the point Of attack. starv.
ing and harassed by the insurgents the
situation Of the spaniards is desperate
and naval officers familiar with the sit
uation fully expect terrific lighting about
Santiago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
Diatriot Court Notas

A suit has been filed In the district
court 70 enforce material man lien, Il.
j. Post Il Co. W. T. s. Kline.
In the divorce case Of Marion A. Nc
Sparron w. Hugh McSparrOn, OF Gallup,
Edward Hart, OF the same place, was ap-
pointed 10 examine into the case, take
testimony and report his findings TO the
court.
Suit 1893 IL by Santiago Baca w. the
County Commissioners involving an ae-
counting. The matter has been referred
TO VIM. d. Lee TO take testimony and re-
port 10 the court.
An order was made by Judge Crum
packer, on stipulation OF both parties
concerned, granting a change OF venue
10 Santa Fe county In the Injunction
suit OF the Albuquerque Land and Irriga-
tiOn company Va. the PueblOs San Fe
lipe, Sandia aRd others.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21

Washington, June 2l.-There was Inn
pOrtant news at the war department
when Secretary Alger reached the Office
to-day. The transports with $1,000 troops,
he was informed, had arrived safely of
Santiago and direct cable communica-
tion had been established between the
United States and Guantanamo, where
the United States marines now hold pos
session Of Cuban soil.
Thus, not only IL Captain Blanco cut
of from communication with the outside
world save through the Key West cables
within our control, but the authorities at
Washington have been placed in close
connection with our forces OF the army
and navy, which are conducting the In
vasion of Cuba. To General Greeley and
his signal corps belongs the honor Of
achieving this feat.
II Is expected that to-day or Wednes-
day the cable will be thrown open to the
general public, subject 10 censorship.
The first message over this restored cable
was from Lieut.. Colonel Allen 10 General
Greeley announcing the re.opening OF
communication. General Greeley imnle-
diately, directed that officer TO forward
the earliest possible advices as to the
arrival of the United States troops and
transports. Lieut. Colonel Allen applied
to Captain McCalla In command Of the
United States naval forces at Guantana.
mo bay. The captain sent out boat "a
Admiral Simpsons squadron. which
returned with the news that the trans
ports had arrived safely and were lying
off Santiago and that at the moment Of
the report General Shafter commanding
the military expedition was on board the
flagship New York counselling with
Admiral Sampson respecting the landing
of the troops.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21

Leonardo Moreno, who was brought
in from Gallup the other evening by
Chief Deputy Sheriff Newcomer and
lodged in the county jail, will be held on
the charge Of assault with intent TO COM
init murder and rob. Moreno, who re-
Gently came 10 Gallup from Mexico,
found one NJ. J. Haley, fellow track la
borer, away from the camp In an intoxi-
Gated condition. He commanded Haley
TO hand over his money and watch, stab
bing at him while doing 30. Haley
knocked him down. but not before re-
ceiying several severe cuts with knife.
Moreno then ran away. and Haley, weak
from loss Of blood, was unable 10 follow
him. few days afterward. Haley saw
Moreno on the streets OF Gallup and
promptly had him arrested.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
THE NEW MEXICO DELEGATE.
A. o. Voorhees,, of Ration, May Run Again
Fernusaon

A. o. Voorhees,. of Ration, May Hun Against
Ferguson.
A special dispatch from Springer, N
A., to the Denver Republican, gives the
following political pointer:
A. @. Voorhees,, OF Ration, who has made
a strong aght 10 far for United States
attorney for New Mexico, IL spoken OF
by the republicans as a probable candi-
date for delegate 10 congress this fall
from New Mexico. Delegate Ferguson
has made this territory an able represen.
tatlye In Washington, and will be hard
man 10 beat. Mr.. Voorhees, Is a lawyer
OF much ability and will poll almost his
entire party vote In the territory. The
Republicans 30 far have dropped ex- Dele
gate Catron, but he may bob up at any
moment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21

There is q pair Of wooden shoes. such
as the peasants In some parts OF Ger
many now wear, on exhibition at the
Zeiger Cafe, and Ben. Bottle declares
that he wore the shoes when he was a
kid" hOeing corn over in Germany
before he removed 10 this country
and became patriotic American.
while others say positively that Hubb
Leeds intends soon 10 make a trip TO Ger
many and purchased the shoes, for the
purpose OF making the peasant girls OF
the "Faderland" believe that he il bona
fide German farmer,
A good lady OF the WOman's Relief
Corps drove up to THE CITIZEN Office this
morning, and stated that a mistake
had been made by this paper yesterday,
when II mentioned that the WOman's
Christian Temperance Union had assist
ed In furnishing the tiremen with coffee
AZ the opera house fire. The ladies' en-
titled 10 credit are members OF the WO
mans Relief Corps.
A writer at Winslow, in brief note to
The CITIZEN, says: This IL the liyeliest
town IN the southwest, and have found
work every day since | arrived and am
making money, The Santa Fe q Pacific
IL doing more business now than ever
before. Send all my mail 10 WinslOw "
Col. BOrradRile received, on yesterday,
the official notice of the resignation OF
Capt. q. ID. Rogers, OF Company g., New
Mexico National Guard. As soon as
other orders are received the Guards will
hold meeting and elect new captain.
Collier & Marion. who we're located In
the Grant building, are now enscOnsed
In offices In the Whiting building. OF
the occupant Of the other office rooms In
the burned building none have decided
where they will locate.
Xxx mayor j. d. 0Brennan, OF GALLUP.
and wife are in the city for a brief stay.
They will attend the commencement
exercises at Santa Fe seminary where
they have a daughter attending.
Meeting Albuquerque encampment
No. 4, |. o. o +. tonight. All members
expected 10 be out. Officers will be-
elected for the ensuing term. j. p. Lantz
Scribe.
Probate Judge u. A. Hubbell and wife
departed on the morning train, south,
intending 10 visit Magdalena, where the
lady will sojourn some weeks.
Mrs Curran returned to her home
In SOcOrrO this morning after an enjoy
able visit for a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. b. Ruppe,
DO not fail to attend the territorial fair
meeting tomorrow evening at the hook
and ladder cOmpany's room.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
Mr Erh Of Santa Ne

y. G. Erb, formerly proprietor Of the
Claire saloon at Santa Fe, who was on
the evening train with his wife. was ar
rested by Sheriff Hubbell, Rt the station,
on warrant sworn out In Santa Fe,
charging him with obtaining goods un-
der false pretenses. IL was asserted that
Erb was leaving number OF unpaid bills
behind him. Sheriff Kinsell came down
after Mr.. ETb, and the latter gave bond
for $500 insuring his presence when the
trial would come up before Santa Fe
justice. He then returned TO Santa Fe
TO fight the case Mrs. Erb IL still In this
city. Childers & DObsOn will represent
Mr.. Erb at his trial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
SPANISH MINISTRY.

The Ministry OF Unhappy spain May All
Resign.
Madrid. June 2l.-There are rumOrs
current here to-day that the cortes may
suspend It's sessions the coming week,
when Senior Puigceryer, the minister OF
nnance, will resign, In which event IL Z
thought that Premier Sagasta will be
compelled TO submit TO the queen regent
the question OF confidence In the min
istry. II is possible, therefore. that Senior
5agasta will resign, In which case II IL
said q national government, pledged 10
the most energetic course, will succeed
hia miniatrv
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
NIna nallnnt YnInntaerr.

Colonel Borradaile will leave tonight
for Santa Fe with the following yolun-
teer recruits for Col. Woods regiment;
j. W. Bullard. X. B. Moore, W. Burris, II,
N. Donayan, A. y. Markey, J. NJ. Leonard,
Peter Ryan, Joseph Gisler and A. T. An.
derson The colonel states that all OF
the above are bona lide cowboys. are good
hOrsemen, and each can send bullet
through an apple on the head OF man
a hundred yards away without striking
n hair In the mans head. The colonel
has also telegraphed 10 the governor for
transportation. and II favorable answer
IL received before train time tonight, he
will take up the twelve men. good shots
and good riders" he started out 30 re-.
cruit. At this hour. o'clock D. m. only
nine recruits will accompany the colonel
10 the capital.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
Asks For Time.

Washington, June 2l.-Secretsry Gage
has written letter TO the house ways
and means committee and the senate
finance committee stating that II is absO-
lutely impossible to put the adhesive
stamp section OF the war revenue meas
ure in operation July I, asking that the
time be extended TO July 10 and the
commission increased from 1 to 8 per
cent in order to increase the popular
interest In the distribution OF stamps.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-21
ANNEXATION or HAWAII.
Opponents OF the Resolution Are MakiT
Tooliah sDeephea

Opponents OF the Resolution Are Making
Foolish Speeches.
Washington, June 2l.-Almost imme.
dlhtely after the senate convened the re.
solution for the annexation Of Hawaii
was laid before IL.
Roach IN. d. who had been quoted In
= Washington paper ~ favorable 10 an
nexatlon, said that he had not made the
statement attributed 10 him, and was op-
posed 10 annexation.
Mitchell, Wis delivered speech In op-
position 70 annexation. He declared
that the nation Just now was shorn OF its
judgment. The effort 70 establish our
government in the far east and the adOp.
ton Of policy OF imperialism was eyi-
dence that he thought the seizure OF
Hawaii would remove all doubt az 20 our
land grabbing Intentions.