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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-23

A. j. Hit. now general superin-
tendent, thus becomes general man
ager of the Rock Island road, reliev-
ing II. A. Parker, who will retain his
position as vice president and con-
tinue in direction of some branches
of the affairs of the company.
As result of the promotion of MIR.
Hit, which was announced yesterday
by an official here with a party that
inspected the company's in terests,
there will be general shaking mp in
the official family of the company.
The other changes are:
w. M. Hobbs, now superintendent
of lines east of the Missouri, with
headquarters at Davenport. is to be
general superintendent with headquar-
ters at Chicago.
stnlwen Comes Here.
w. II. Stillwell, now assist ant gen
eral uperintendent of lines west of
the Missouri, is to be superintendent of
lines east of the Missouri, with head
quarters at Davenport.
@. II. Hubbell, now sup erintendent
OF terminals at Chicago, is to be assist
ant general superintendent of lines
west of the Missouri.
w. S. Tinsman. now trainmaster of
the Illinois division, is to be superin-
tendent of Chicago terminals.
Harry Fenimore, now a conductor
on local train running between Chi
cago''and Peru, is to be traiumaster Of
the Illinois division.
Mr.. Hit came to the city yesterday
afternoon in his private car, 100. ac-
companied by MIR. Parker, K. Z. Ca
BILE, chairman of the board of direc-
tors; j. NJ Johnson. third vice presi-
dent; G. E. Dauchy, chief engineer.
and G. l.. Nichols. superintendent of
the Illinois division. The party visit
ed the yards at Moline, making short
stops here and in Davenport, and left
last night, with the exception of MIR.
Continued on Sixth page.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-23

''Cure the cough and save the life. "
DR.. WOODS Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very
verge of consumption.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-23
Mr.. CABLE TALKS
OF CHANGES
Says Those of the Rock Island
Are Not to be so Bad For
This City.
SOME CREWS ARE TO REMAIN
New Depot and Roundhouse I'm.
proVements Discussed.
Promotions.
SOME CREWS ARE TO RENAL

R. r. Cable, chairman of the board
of directors of the Rock Island
road, in speaking of the local rail-
road situation this afternoon, said
he did not believe the city would suf-
fer as seriously as reported, as far as
any changes on the part of the Rock
Island road were concerned.
''It is a mistake ''said Mr.. Gable to
au ARGUS representative" to say that
all the western freight terminals are
going to Moline. Only the through
freight terminals are to be disturbed.
rhe local runs will term mate here
as now. So will the PASSENGER train
runs. The Rock Island has no
disposition to act otherwise than fairly
towards this city. We were without
sufficient room for our business in the
local yards, and were forced to seek
more room-going to Moline because
we could not procure it here.
Roundhouse to be Retained
"The roundhouse we have here will
be retained and will be buster place
than it is now, as we plan to have
more of our repairing done here. We
have, as you know, bought block
of property on Fifth avenue west OF
our passenger depot and are to give
che city handsome station. 1t will
be located west of the present one and
De bsautified by improved grounds
surrounding it.
Says Rock Island VIII Not Su fIer.
You will recall Davenport felt
very badly when some years ago we
removed our terminals from that city
to Rock Island. Davenport has not
suffered anything by the change;
neither will Rock Island Our road
feels kindly towards its namesake city
and wants to treat it fairly. In re-
moving the terminals to Moline we
are doing what circumstances compel
Us to do. Rock Island is not going to
suffer. you can feel assured of that"
Mr.. Cable said there would be no
cons olidation of the company's shops
here, however.
He entered into a free discussion
of other matters affecting the city's
welfare and promised his assistance
in bringing about any ends that
tended to the improvement of the
city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-23

Continued on Sixth page.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
OUT ON BONDS.
r. p. Wilson. Who Was Brought Back
Hero. Now at Liberty.

r. = Wil.on. who was brought back
to the oity from Gallup by Deputy
Sheriff Newcomer on the No. 2 train
yesterday afternoon, and lodged In
Jail. charged with giving u draft ON a
Canon City. Colo. bank. when he had
no money In bank. is promenading the
streets today, and G. +. Myers and
Frank Mckee the two Elks who be,
came his indorscrs. are on his bond
for $3.50 Wilson to appear for trial
whenever wanted Wilson claims that
he has committed no wrong; techni
cally. II his story Is correct. he has
not. When he came To Albuquerque
from Canon City Col he received u
letter from his wife stating that she
had sold some property and would
place the money IN the bank To his
credit lie tWilsonI therefore drew
draft 1n thr Canon city (Col) bank
for S15, ana secured the Endorsement
Of Mcssrg. Myers and NJ Kee. and
Wilson claims that had the draft been
mailed To Canon city the money would
have been In the bank there To meet
H. Instead. the indorsors touched
Canon City by wire and found that
he had no money In bank. and In con.
sequence he was arrested. Further
developments are awaited
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
PRESIDENTIAL Appointments.

Washington, Nov. 22.--The presi.
dent has made the following appoint.
mouIs.
War-William Cruzier chief of ord
nance. rauN OF brigadipr general !.
James Miller, colonel of infantry /:
Francis W Mansfield. Lieutenant col
onel Of infantry James B Jackson,
major Of infantry: El l.. Huggins
colonel of cavalry: Earl u Thomas
lieutenant colonel of cavalry
The appointment Of General Crozier
was made largely upon the recon
mendation of Secretary Root. Gro
zler has demonstrated his ability In
nearly every depai tment of ordnance
and shown wide knowledge of all af
fairs pertaining 10 his profession. lie
was military member for the United
stat at The Hague peace confer
ence. and was largely Instrumental In
bringing about the agreement finally
reached for more humane conduct OF
war Crozier is a native Of Ohio. aud
was appo nted to the military academy
from Kansas In 1879
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
MAY FIGHT.
Revolution in Colombia
is Interesting.
Row Between ST. Louis Fair
Managers.
Peculiar Way in Which Portland
Mine Was Managed.
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION REPORT.

Colon, Colombia. Nov. 22.-lt ls re.
ported that the government has ad.
dressed communication to the Unit.
ed States consul general setting forth
that II cannot guarantee protection to
isthmian Transit
Two sailing boats having seventy.
five soldiers on board. which left Pan.
ANA with Goneia al Alban. returned to
that place at 3 y. m. yesterday. Gen.
eral Alban and fifty soldiers arrived
there on the gun boat Boyaca at 7 D.
m. The liberals here assert that
General Lorenzo attacked Alban's
force after II landed at Chame. near
Choir era. end defeated Il. and that
only General Alban and a few of his
troops escaped. II IL also claimed by
the liberals that the other diyision OF
Adams army was routed by General
Lugo. whom i0O Of Adams troops
Joined the liberal ranks. The liberals
at Colon are iubilant and assert that
they expect General Lugo to arrive
az Colon mGmcntarily.
Further details OF later decisive
lighting are expected AT Panama at
any moment
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
DEMING DOINGS.
Gun Play Made-Rallroad Verdict Ap
proved-Telephone Company.

'pftihi 'ol correspondence.
Deming. N. NJ. Nov. 2ll--An EN-.
ploye Of the Bisbee road named Brown
IL now under arrest for making a gun
play last night In the Deming saloon
No harm was done, owing To the quick
action OF those present. but Il Is to be
hoped that lac will be made an example
of by the justice, az such affairs are
entirely ou, OF date In this country.
The case between the Blsbee road
and Southern Pacific was decided yes.
terday by Judge Parker in favor OF the
Bisbee. winch can now go ahead with
the crossing and make It's connection
with the Santa Fe, There Is a gen,
eral feeling of relief here at this de
cslon.
Ralph Halloran. OF Albuquerque. has
been spending few days In Deming
Last night John Peters. OF Tres Her.
manos, was quietly united In wedlock
with Miss Pearl Henniger. OF this
place. Miss Henniger has been DR..
Swope's assistant in attending those
patients who needed extra care and
watching. The couple have the best
wishes OF the community.
Ben Pollard, brother OF Demlng's
new attorney. left Tuesday 10 take a
position II timekeeper In one OF Or.
mond A. Crooks grading camps on the
Blsbcc road
Tonight Eemlng Is to have a chance
10 see that old hut exciting melOdrama.
Ten Nights In Bar Room" unless.
pf course, the company goes broke be.
fore II gets here. az was the case with
the Roanoke" company and one or
two others billed To play here.
Work on the Luna county oil fields
was started In earnest today.
The telephone company has put In
all the telephones II has on hand and
has ordered another carload for use
II IL surprising how you can get along
without such conyenlences, but you
don't find il out Till you have used
one
Deming continues 10 fill up, or rath-
er overflow, with strangers, seeking
accommodations. permanent or TEN.
porary. Same dozen or so OF neat.
comparatively cheap houses, built for
rent here, would yield fine living for
some one. and enable him to lay aside
good sum besides as the Deming
Real Estate 4 Improvement company
has been obliged TO answer negatively
daily inquiries for rentable houses.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
Hunters Have Returned.

That ear load Of ducks. quail, doves
and Jack snipes." said a railroader.
belongs To the hunters who returned
last night from a six days hunt above
and below La Joya. south OF this city"
The citizen representative inyesti-
gated further. and discovered that,
besides the car load. the hunters had
brought along with them several
sunny sacks filled with game. and on
further inquiry ascertained that the
hunters alluded tn are Joe Barnett,
\. A. Henry, Sandy Wardwell, Thomas
Me Mahan. William Baird and ]. 4.
Coleman. They returned 10 the city
last niglt. and McMahan says posi-.
lively that II II hadn't been for a
Good in the Rio Puerco. which forced
the ducks and quails to leave for
other quarters. they would have re.
turned to tfe city with a train load
enough to give every family in the
city duck apiece, and every frail
cigarette smoking little kid would
have gotten free Of charge plump
quail a dove or n jack snlpe,"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
Short Days OF Winter.

The shortest days Of the year are
gradually coming along and mer
chants ani Office workers are neces.
itated 10 turn on the gas or electric
lights as early AS 1870 In the after
moons Though shO I now. especially
the afternoons, daylight will be cur.
tailed sti,l further until the 2lst OF
next month when, after standstlll
of some days, II will again begin to
lengthen Pretty nearly all the north
ern half OF the planet is now turned
40 far away from the sun that We
who live in this part of what Is by a
pleasant tom called ths temperate
zone only got his life giving beams
at such an angle that We lose most OF
his heat giving power as we'll as his
light, Notwithstanding that We are
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22

which wouli go TO the bazaar fund
Hence, fo- that special night. no dane
ing lessons will be given.
Mrs, Mai1y wishes all who desire to
make contributions To the domestic
booth. the proceeds to 10 TO the hos
pital charity ward. leave them at the
grocery store OF A. J Maloy, West
Railroad avenue.
The doll booth ant doll house,
where all the pretty liz 10 things will
be kept. Is being constructed today by
w. w. Strong, the carpenter and con.
tractor.
A numDar Of citizens who have not
donated Articles. have made substan.
tial contributions in cash
Sheriff llubhell and wifc left the city
the other day. and in consequence will
not be present at the bazaar. The
sheriff. however. donated n fine doll
Tor the bazaar. and some pretty young
lady Will draw u In the railing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
BUNCO CANE.
Green Goods Men Work
the PoStmasters.
Venezuela Has a Petty Tyrant
for President.
Pittsburg City Government Changed
Twice This Year.
DEATH or COUNT Won HATzftlDT.

New York. Nov. 22.-The best men
In the United States secret service
and the cleverest inspectors In the
postofice department are at present
working In the attempt to discover
the details OF a new green goods
scheme VIII. .ch was worked until a
week ago from Manhattan, and which
IN at present being operated from Jer.
sey City aud from Chicago. The vic.
Tins are second. third and fourth
class postmasters, who do not dare
complain To the authorities. II is
known that since the first OF June
more than thousand postmasters
have been swindled out OF sums rang
ing from $3.50 to $1,000.
The principle Of the game Is the
same as that Of the old fashioned
green goods game But In this TWEEN.
tieth century bunco game only post.
masters are invited. and they are
urged to purchase, instead OF money,
postage stamps from the undestroy.
ed plates ~ the government" plates
and stamps which OF course are not In
existence. The postmasters are lured
to this city by samples. These sam.
pies are genuine stamps and not coun.
terfeit stamps. When the victim
reaches the city all OF the old farh
ioned games of substitution are prac.
ticed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
HOSPITAL BAZAAR NOTES.
The Bazaar Opens Next Tuesday on
West Railroad Avenue.

1hc TWO vacant StOrcrOOms Just
west Of tE" Grant hall, are being put
in shape for the bazaar, The east
room will he for booths. and the ad
Joining room on the west will be used
for dining purposes whore coffee and
other things 'just like mother made"
will be served The rooms are In the
Roosevelt house building, the property
Of Miss A"miIo. and the use Of same
are donated by that lady compliment
tary Ia the bazaar. Today carpen.
tcrs are al work on the booths.
That handsome hand carved meer-
schaum pipe, the gift OF J. IL O'Reilly,
viii prove "A valuable drawing card.
Mrs \. ] Maloy will see Ia II that the
pipe il profitable gift. Twenty five
cents a chance.
The gowning Of the prize don Is be.
ing done Dy Mrs. Shattuck the dress
maker.
The cNqulsitely made crazy quilt,
the gift Of Mrs w r. Whitney, now
on exhibition AT Mrs McCrcight's mil
linery store, is one Of the incest pres
ents given 10 the bazaar II will be-
one of the articles 10 be- rafiied
Messrs, Hall a Learnard have do
mated dne violin. while a large lot
Of dolls have been given to the ladies.
The music dealers Hall a Learnard
win furnish the piano for the o UasiOn
The proceeds of the Tummage sale
will also b. assigned 10 the hospital
charity wa.d, aud contributions ought
to be- lcn At the hall not later than
tomorrow aud Monday.
Mrs. NJ G Nettletun has donated an
oil painting which can be- seen at the
drug store uf j ~ O'Rcilly & Go.
Don't 'l:gct that famous Xray
machine viii be at the bazaar. and
physicians viii be present to operate
| IT,
YESTERDAY demonstrating another
act OF kindur Mrs Walton the
dancing t'aDhy lt the good sisters
understand that. un their special ac
count ana for the good oi the hospital
| she would give up her class next Fri
day nieht, 50 dancing an he INDUCED
In at the Grant hall, the proceeds ol
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
e'rrssuao CITY GOVERNMENT
II Is Entirely Changed Twice This
Year

Pittsbug. Pa. Nov. 22.-For the
second time within six months. the
dty government OF Pittsburg is about
to undergo an entire change. Major
A. NJ. Brown. appointed city recorder
last April by Governor Stone. has
been requested TO step down and out
NY the chief executive OF the state,
and j. o. Brown. formerly director of
public safety under the old regime.
will assume the duties of the ONCE.
The change will he followed by the
restoration to their old places OF o
hundred or more city officials recent.
ly removed by Major Brown. The
upheaval ls the result Of fight for
control Of the city government be-
tween the 'stalwart" republicans and
the old republican Organization under
the leadership OF State Senator vii.
liam Flynn
The new recorder Is a member OF
the Flynn organization.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.
Secretary, With Report. Arrives in
Washington from Manila.

Washington. Nov. ED Il. VIII
liams, secretary Of the Philippine com.
mission. arrived In Washington and
delivered the report OF the commits.
sion to Secretary Root II is upon
facts contained in this report that con
gress is expected 10 act In legislating
for the Philippines at the coming ses-
sion of congress. Receipt Of the re
port enables the secretary To complete
his report, which will probably be
made public next week
Accompanying Williams was Charles
4. Conanan. who was sent To the
Philippines by Secretary Root to re-
port upon the monetary situation Of
the islands. Information on this
point which the secretary obtained
will enable him to recommend to con,
gress legislation which will improve
present COZ ditions.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
Give HASTINGS 10 Marry.

Invitations were received In the city
yesterday To the wedding of Give
Hastings. special agent Of the general
land Office. at Santa Fe, to Miss Es.
ther Mabel Eddy, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Turner Eddy. of Mlnneap
oils. The wedding will take place ON
Wednesday evening of next week at
the First Congregational church of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Hastings visited Al
buquerque 4 few days ago. and then
left for Minneapolis
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
Football Game.

There VII be an exciting and close
ly contested football game ON the fair
grounds on Thanksgiving day between
the university and high school teams
An attempt has been made To com.
bine horse racing with the football
but the two do not we'll go together.
Better let tho boys have their game ON
Thanksgiving, and horse races at
some other time. Somehow. horse
races are not a popular amusement
for Thanksgiving
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
Edwin Price kniuht.

Different representatives OF The
Citizen asked Col. III Scott Knight
for items Of interest this mo pingg
and he ~ eact Instance did not know
hit Of news" Such disclaimer on
the coloners part seemed strange and
unac ountahlc. but further inquiries.
however. developed the fact that
Scott could not think Of anything else
than the ten and n quarter pound hoy
with which he was this morning pre-.
sented by his worthy wife. Mother
aud Master Edwin Price Knight are
both doing well. and as for Colonel
knight-why. here's to many happy
returns
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
DIED FROM CONsuMpTIoN

Arthur Mann. the l7.months.old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mann. Of Old
Albuquerque. died last night after an
Illness OF three months from a well
defined case OF tuberculosis Of the
lungs, although the bcseaved parents
are hale and healthy. The father is
a gardenc". and brother OF John.
otto and Emil Mann The funeral Of
the little child will take place ut the
family residence, old town. tomorrow
morning NJ . o'clock. with burial In
the family lot In Fairview semetery.
Rev Beattie. Of the Presbyterian
church, will ofllciate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
DEATH LIST.
Total Victims of Snug
gIer Mine Fire.
Chicago Concerns Must Pay
Their Taxes.
Liverpool, England, Bank Robbed by
the BOOkkeeper Of S85O,O0O.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Telluride. Colo, Nov. 22.-The death
list from the Smuggler Union mine
fire will no, exceed twenty-four All
the miners have been accounted for
except ono Finlander named Nevalia,
whose body is believed to be in the
mine. Engineer Hugh O'Neil. who
was overcome by smoke. Is dying
Searching parties are exploring the
mine today. Funeia al services over
the twenty-five bodies az the morgue
will be mold tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
WHITE cAppeRs RELEASED.
Assailants Of A. w. clifford Have Re
turned TO Their Homes.

william Johnson James Harris,
Wilson Counts and w. T.. Gilliland.
the prisoners who have been confined
In the Otoro county Jail, under a
years sentence for haZing A. w Gif
ford now of III Paso, were released
and have returned 10 their homes In
the Sacramo ntos. Their sentence was
up more than a month ago. but they
were compelled To serve month for
costs. The three other prisoners have
always protested the innocence OF
Counts. emphatlcally declaring that
be was not implicated in any manner
in the hazlng Of Giflord, but Grord
identified him az one of the members
of the party on the strength Of which
he was convicted.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
LEMMoN's OUTPUT.
Government Estimates counterfeiter's
Issue at S250,0OO.

4 dispatch from Washington with
reference To the arrest OF Mark J.
Lennon In El Paso for having In his
possession Photographic plates OF
United States and Mexican bank
notes, estimates that S250.O00 was cir
culated from the III Paso mint.
Lennon still holds to the state.
mcnt that not one dollars worth OF
the product was iioated. Chief Wilkie
Of the secret service says the three
years work In tracing and trapping
the old man was one of the most sue
cessfnl AMI important in years.-Er
pago Times
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
littln Girl killed-

Ignacita Montoya the four-year old
daughter of Jose Ignaclo Montoya,
was instantly killed at Romeroville
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. The
mother nada started 10 Las Vegas with
load Of wood The child climbed on
to the load first and fell on the wagon
and was crushed under the wheels
Hre chest was crushed and death was
instantanaous. The funeral took place
at Romproyillg
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
Petty Tvrant.

Caracas. Venezuela. Nov. 22.-Presl.
dent Castro, believing that consplr-
acy to overthrow him existed, caused
the arrest nj Puerto Of Ramon Guer-
ra. minister OF war. and a number OF
partisans of Guerra. among them
Montauban. who claims to be a French
citizen. Joachim Garido succeeds
Guerra as minister OF war.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
MANAGERS CLASH.
st. Louis Fair Commissions Clash
Over Details OF EXPOSITION,

81 Louis, Nov 22-A final effo I
was made today to adjust the dispute
between the Worlds fair national
commission and the Louisiana Pur.
chase Exposition company as 10
which body should have authority
over foreign exhibitors. but without
result. The matter will go to arbitra
tion under the act OF congress provld
ing for the commission.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
chinann s,nnk Market.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Cattle- Receipts
1900; steady To lower. Good TO prime
steers. top $3.50; poor To medium.
s4O0m5i5: stockers and feeders
s2.00mis5. cows. s1.75dI75: heifers.
s2.O0M 500; Gamers. Sl.i0m2 f:
bulls. 81 00Gi75; calves, Si.75m575:
western steers, 81 10000
sheep Receipts. 5000; sheep stea.
dy; lambs strong. Good to choice
wethers, S3.75GA25: fak' to choice
mixed. s325m3.7O western sheep.
s3.0OGi00, native lambs. 81 5Om
l.7b: western lambs. S3.hONrl3O.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-22
Refused to Issue Injunction.

Springfield m, Nov. 22.-Judges
Humphrey and Grossicup. of the Unit.
ed states court, refused an injunction
To RESTRAIN the board of equalization
from assessing the capital stock Of the
Chicago Union Traction company and
the Consolidated Traction company
for 1900