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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
RLoopsHEp FEARED.

Kansas City, Jan. 25.-A special to
the star from Muskogee says Ihe
Creek uprising continues dangerously
grave. troops as yet having failed 10
arrive. United states Marshal Ben
nett has captured the i7-year Old son
OF Chief snake and notified the latter
that the boy would be held as hostage
until the Indians surrendered. The In
dians so far have refsued 10 surrender
and to-day are holding two councils,
near Bristow and Rush HIN. dis
patch from Bristow this morning states
tho threatened attack OF that town has
not yet begun, but the citizens were
continuing 10 arm themselves for any
emergency Marshal Bennett expresses
fear OF blOodshed II the troops ordered
from Fort Reno do not arrive.
Marshal Bennett returned from Eau
faula this m1rr.rg after Nit WIN
five 1tputies 30 tine home of ohieI
snake When he Als. entered th'
snaks houss there were but Jhgee pso
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
FROM CHINA +!
The Peace Negotiations
Have Retrogated.
State of Colorado to Be Sued
by Kansas Farmers.
Difficulty Experienced to Serve Pro-
cess Against Creek Indians.
TElE6RAPHlC MARKETS.

New York, Jan. 2j.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Pekin says. Germany
put the screws on England, with the
result that negotiations have retrogat-
ed to where they were three months
ago
The demand for the death penalty
will be preferred against al leaders
mentioned in the decree, in addition to
posthumous degradation OF such anti
foreign leaders as committed suicide.
Conger stated he could not support
the demand II made In writing. but
verbally he would do 50 with heart and
soul
Tung Flu Slang. whose head Is asked
for. possesses, as ministers well know
at thi moment, more real power and
controls more troops than any other
man in China.
Moreover. the emperor Is at present
In his custody. and yet he is expected,
with his scribes and eunuchs. to over
power the Kansu army and behead its
general.
The peace and tranquility OF the
country are further away than ever
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE.
Arrived From All Directions Last Evening
On Tour Of Inspection.

Arrived From All Directions Last Evening
On Tour OF Inspection.
A party OF distinguished officials OF
the great Santa Fe railway system ar
rived in this city at an early hour yes
terday evening on a special train from
FL Paso. They were President f. r.
Ripley. First Vice President Il, d. Ken
ma and General Manager II. y. Nudge,
and later they were Joined at this place
by General Manager Arthur @. Wells,
Third Vice President Barr, Of the Santa
Fe Pacific. and also Messrs. #. c. Fox
and McNally, division superindents OF
the New Mexico and Rio Grande divi-
slons. The gentlemen have been max
ing a thorough inspection OF their lines
and examining the numerous Improve
ments which are being made at the
various points along the system, The
remark. ~ President Ripley concerning
the Albuauefque short line which Is TO
connect with the f-cos Valley road
were closely guarded, but was OF the
helief that II would be built when the
proper amount OF announcement ~
assurance could be given toward such
a proiect. The new hotel. which is IN
course OF construction at this place
win be known as the "Alvaredo' IN
stead OF the "san Felipe" President
Rlpley departed for the west In MS
special car last evening.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
Mine workers Convention.

indianapolis, Jan. 25.--At the United
Mine Workers convention to-day the
Recommendation OF President Mitchell
that the executive board be increased
to ten members, was favorably report
ed by the committee on officers re-
ports, with the proviso that the two
add ,tional members come from the an
thranite fields. The establishment OF
schools Gt mines and mining as provid-
ed for by a bill now before congress,
was endorsed
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25

London, Jan 25.--A dispatch was re-
ceived at the war Office from General
Kitchner, dated Pretoria, Jan. "a, mem
tions unimportant contacts with Delar-
ey's and Haasbreek's commands, that a
score OF Beers had been captured and
General Methuen cleared OF Kurumru-
man. Invaders did little harm in Cape
Colony. They have not been joined by
inhabitants, with whom they are daily
becoming more unpopular
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25

pie there. In less than twenty minutes
nifty light 'torsemen Indians Of the
Snakes band had gathered. They
were all heavily armed, but offered no
bodily harm to the officers. The In
dians had been picketed round about
evidently to protect their chief. or give
warning Of attack. Snake was not
found. Bennett left WORD for him to
come to Muskogee or Eaufaula for a
conference.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
Blown ON the Rocks.

Point Arena, Gal. Jan. 2S.-The gas
ohne steamer Barbara Hernster. Capt.
Hisenfquam. which sailed last evening
for San Francisco. was blown ashore
on the rocks near here. ard may be-
come a total loss. Frank Christensen.
a sailor. was drowned while attempt
ing to take line ashore. The line was
finally, passed aboard her. and eight Of
the crew we're dragged to a boat In
aafety.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
KINGS MESSAGES!
Acknowledges Words Of
Sympathy.
Private Funeral Services Over
Queens Remains.
Mine Workers Convention Still in
Session at indianapolis,
NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA.

London, Jan. 25.-+Both houses this af-
ternoon received the Identical message
from the king and voted a coincidence
with his majesty on his bereavement
and congratuation on his accession to
the throne.
The lord chancellor. Lord Salisbury
and Speaker William Court Gully, read
the message to the respective houses. 1t
was as follows:
Edward Rex: The king is fully as
sured that the house ofc ommons will
share the deep sorrow which has befal-
len his majesty and nation by the lam
entable death OF his mother-the late
queen. Her devotion to the welfare OF
her country and her people, her wise
benficient rule during the sixty-four
years of her glorious reign will ever
be held in sffectlonate memory by her
loyal and devoted subjects throughout
the dominions of the British empire.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25

Buena Vista, Colo, Jan. 25,-The jury
In the trial OF Frank Wallace, prisoner
at the Canon city penltentiary. charg-
ed with the murder %. capt. Rooney
who was stabbed to deati, nv prisoners
who escaped, to-day returne' ver-
dict OF murder in the second degree
The charge against Antoine Wood was
dismissed there being no evidence that
he took any part In the killing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
PRIVATE FUNERAL SERVICE.

Cowes. Isle of Wight. Jan. 25.-Pri-
vate funeral services over the remains
OF Queen Victoria was held this morn
ing. The coffin was placed on a Grim
dais in the center of the dining room on
a silk union Jack. A white satin pail
was over the coffin, with the royal
crown and insignia of the order OF the
garter embroidered on It. sentinels,
with arms reversed. stood at the cor
ners,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
c,HERoKrrs nIsArrEcrED-

A special TO the star from Euaraula,
I. T., says: Dlsafrected Cherokees are
assembling In large numbers at Eau
taula. The resurrectlonary ch. Z and
chief Snake are there. Emissaries n nm
Choctaw insurrectlonists are also pres
ent. Troops en- route from Fort Reno
are probably at Henrietta and VIII
likely reach Eaufaula by night II Is
believed they will attempt to corral
Snake and his followers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25

Chicago, Jan. 25.-CGrain) May Wheat
opened firm and ruled strong through
out the day. The pit was filled with
operators, reminding one OF old times.
Transactions were heavier than in
weeks past. All Indications point to
higher prices and we advise buying on
all breaks, and in a conservative way
sticking TO the long side of the property
for the immediate future.
Liverpool wheat closed sc higher
and corn hc higher than yesterday.
The general tone OF the corn market
was strong and the tendency seems
higher.
May wheat closed. 761sc; corn, 39l4c.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
NATIONAL LkGIsLATtiS.
Senator Towne Want. warIn Philippine.
stopped.
SEyN-AT,r

Washington. Jan. 25.-Towne offered
the following Joint resolution: That
justice. public welfare and national
honor demand cessation Of hostnlties
In the Philippine Islands upon terms
recognising the Independence OF the
Filipino people. conserving and guarsn-
teeing interests of the United States.
Towne asked that the resolution be
laid on the table and gave notice that
Monday next he would address the
senate on It.
When o'clock arrived on uniinished
business, the ship subsidy bin was tab
en- up. Depew addressed the senate ir
favor OF the bill
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
HONG HONG sALurEs.

Hong Kong. Jan. 26.-All warships in
the port, including the United states
warships. Joined to-day in the salute
OF eighty one-minute guns In honor of
the late Queen Victoria and later fired
n royal salute in celebration of the
accession to the throne of King Ed
ward VII. ~
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
MESSAGE no THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Jan. 25.-Followins is a
text Of the reply to the president.
which was received from King Edward
VII n answer to his message OF condol-
ence on the death OF the queen:
Am grateful for your kind sympathy
in the irreparable loss the nation and
have sustained. l felt convinced II
would bes hared by you and the Amer
lean people"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
WANT THE DEATH PENA11,y

T
Paris, Jan. 25.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says: The diplomats have
decided to unanimously notify the Chi
nese plenipotentlaries that military ar
rangements OF the powers depend upon
the promptitude with which China ex-
ecutes her engagement. They will al
so request the death penalty be i'm
posed upon four Chinese funtuaries,
including Chang Ying Men. Posthtm-
Gus death penalty will also be demand
ed for Prince Kang VI, assistant
grand secretary and president OF the
civil board, who committed suicide
They will finally ask that the death
penalty be decreed in the case Of Cen
eral Tung Fuh Slang and be carried
out when he Is captured.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
Another Montreal Fire.

Montreal. Jan. 25.-Tbe stores OF D.
A. Mcpherson, w. X. johnson and Nj
colas Pitt. on William street. were de-
stroyed by Are to-day. together with
the contents The buildings we're stock
ed with butter and cheese. Total loss
In estimated at S26, 600.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
THE CREEKS STILL DEFIANT.
United States Marshal Asks Important
Request from Attorney General.

Washington, Jan. 25.-rhe attorney
general received the following telegram
dated Muslkogee. Indian territory. Jan
25 signed by Bennett, United States
marshal: Respectfully and earnestly
request authority to eIpend not exceed
ing $500 operating under section s4e Ia
meet the unusual difficulty attending
the execution OF process actual de-
fance OF federal authority and distur-
Dances are Of extraordinary character
Prompt authorization urgent" The au-
thority was granted,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
Tonf.ssed Thief.

Sioux City. Ia, Jan. 25.-John Han
son. who was placed in Jail here. has
confessed TO stealing $1,000 greenbacks
in a package from the mail car on the
branch Of the Chicago. Great Western
railroad, running from Sumner to
Hampton, Iowa, few days ago. Han
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
want Company OF Militia.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. 25.--Sherif
Lilghman, OF Lincoln county, made a
demand upon Governor Barnes, OF
Oklahoma, for company OF militia.
The governor still hesitates, as he is
not satisfied there Is imminent danger.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
A Murderer Hanged

Kalama. Wash. Jan. 25.-Martin Site
lele was hanged this morning for the
murder OF w. b. Shanklln near Kelso,
IN 1899. Sickle confessed that he killed
Shanklin and also killed Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius Kipp near Kelso Nov. IS last
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25

Helena, Mont, Jan. ZS-The vote for
United State senate to-day resulted as
follows: Mantle, (rep) 30; Franz zz'
]. j. Quinn. OF Silver Bow. IL; Mac
Gimis, 10; scattering, 10.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
orcyop Senatorial Vote.

Salem, Ore, Jan. 25.-The senatorial
vote to-day resulted as follows:
Corbett, 2s: Mcbride, Is; Hermann,
6: Fulton, 2s; Smith, 20; F. A. Moore,
2: Lowell, l; Williams, 2; Paired, 2; alb
sent, 9. Adjourned until Monday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25

son was a brakeman and went to the
mail car on an errand. found a drawer
open containing money and took 1t and
concealed It In his cellar. where officers
found II.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-25
AnNEy tn LOAN.

on diamonds, watches. &C.. or any
good security: also on household goods
stored with me: stricly conhdenuai.
Highest cash prices paid for household
go.od. T. >. wHITrEN.
li4 Gold avenue.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
FLORENCE SHEET METAL
MANUFACTURING co.
W. NJ. Rogers, Manager.
Manufactures IocomobiIes and Does Ma
chine Shop Business.

One OF the industries of Florence, of
which much larger town might well
be proud, is the business OF the Flor
ence Sheet Metal Manufacturing Com
pany, OF which w. NJ, Rogers is man
ager The company makes a specially
OF the manufacture OF locomobiles and
pneumatic carriages, and in addition
does a general machine shop and repair
business, and manufactures mechanical
novelties from submitted plans
w. NJ. Rogers was born in Burling-
ton, VT He came 10 Florence in 1903,
and the next year started in business in
the old Dobey building with a small
stock OF hardware and tin goods. The
same year he sold out and engaged in the
bicycle and machine shop business.
Within the past year he has enlarged
his store and shops and has engaged in
the manufacture OF locomobiles. Mr..
Rogers operated the first loeomobile
ever seen in Florence, He builds these
machines 10 order and in addition con-
ducts one of the most excellent machine
shops in the town. Mr.. Rogers is
machinist of pronounced skill and is
competent to handle anything in his
line.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

every sinew has been strained in the
effort to supply the demand and the
failure TO accomplish the end is in the
inability to secure, at any price, the
necessary carpenters, brick and stone
masons and plasterers to prosecute the
work AT the least calculation I25 resi-
dence buildings have been completed
since the first of the year. and still
Others are being projected. but there is
simply no keeping pace with the de
mand and a foundation is scarcely be-
gun until a contract is entered into
with prospective tenant for the build
ing. Little heed is given to the char
acter OF the building by the renter; he
is glad enough to get place of shelter
without demanding modern equipment;
but it can be said to the credit OF
large majority of builders that in the
main substantial class of houses have
been erected.
The business houses that are being
put up would be credit to any city,
anu 1AN a SHal lsAiAANNd liotA VI lHS AAlAN
that rests in the future OF Florence.
Few cities with like population can
boast OF half so many fine blocks, and
seldom will one with the same popula-
ton be found where as much expense
enters into construction Pixies Peak
avenue and Third street are a marvel to
many visitors from the East. as well
as being an eye-opener to many a Colo
radoan
All in all, Florence is superior city
with superior endowments, and another
town just like it would be hard to find
The people are intelligent refined. law
abiding, and withal. endowed with the
pluck and energy that has made the
West famous the world over No en-
terprise is too stupendous; no under
taking too hazardous for them to take
hold of. Once started on their course,
failure is unknown-the secret of their
success as community. Croakers will
tell you that sooner or later the bottom
will fall out of the boom at Florence.
but l tell you Florence has no boom
1t is the natural result of natural con-
ditions upheld by a natural desire on
the part of the citizens to see their town
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

That was worse. Most OF them, l am
bound to say, did fairly well Consider
ing) and your immediate predecessor,
the Ninetecnth in this dynasty of cen
turies. made some really dazzling dis
plays OF precocity and progress. Still,
You can do better than to pattern after
her, altogether. She turned a stage
coach into train of ears-of course
but She dropped dudes among US, too
She changed the tallow dip into an arc
lght-hut she also left US women that
wear vests and part their hair on one
side and try to sing bass; she changed
flint and steel to matches, siclles to self
binders and silly sloops 10 majestic
ocean liners-but man-she hasn't
changed man particle He's the same
dcrned hog he was twenty centuries ago.
Here's chance for you to put feather
in your cap. Don't bother about what
the other centuries did. You tend to
man and let the other things GO See il
you can't make something likely out OF
him, Look at him. He wants to be
rich. Wants to look handsome. Wants
power. Wants distinction. Wants to
do something or say something or be
something OF have something that no
body else can. lie schemes and works
and lies and steals and bribcs and pushes
and crowds and cruShes and oppresses
until he dies of nervous prostration. and
goes into his coffin growing because he
was chopped off right in the middle of
his crazy conspiraeies.
He, with his strong arm, would scorn
to hurt an unprotected woman or help
less child. Can't you show him that it
is no less eowardly to use his intellectual
or financial strength to injure or oppress
his weak and struggling brother?
Man has put in nineteen centuries OF
time, in this era, building, inventing, ex-
perimenting and improving until he has
everything fixed about right-exccpt
himself-when the fact is, he needs more
fixing than all the rest of the things put
together. Now, go ahead, kid; | wish
you well. You've got 10 start in on your
hundred years of fixing, and want YOU
to take hold of man about the first thing,
He is good fellow and all right in lots
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04
TO THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.

Look here, kid. You've started in.
now, on your hundred years reign; but,
mind you, you are young and inexperi
enced A little friendly advice Just at
this juncture can't do you any harm,
and, besides, there is one thing, in par
ticular, that want you to see to.
know you'll be busy. You'll have
wars to start and peace to make thrones
to set up and others to knock down;
nations and peoples to glorify and
peoples and nations to humiliate and
subjugatc and degrade. You'll have to
sandwich the wrecks and tornadoes and
earthquakes and Texas fever with just
enough of silver coinage and good crops
and balance of trade to keep people
hoping for better times that never come
just as the other centuries have al
ways done. You'll have us fellows all
to bury before your time is up-and by
the way, you'll have TO hustle on lot
OF strangers of both sexes to keep the
population from falling off, too-that is
another thing you'll have to do
know just how it is You'll be ter
ribly busy; but let me call your attention
to one little matter that I think needs
looking after;
A good many of your forbears-that
is. the centuries before you-just came
and went. They didn't do much of any
thing else, OF course they helped fill out
the calendar of centuries but the books
don't show that they did anything worth
putting in the TRIBUNE That was bad
One or two of them, getting started off
on the wrong foot, didn't do thing but
raise the dickens from start to finish
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

Mr. Deibert was born at ST. Paul,
Ind. in 1904. In 1877 he moved to ST.
Louis. and in 1884 he came to Florence
and made the little Colorado townsite
his home. The richness of its natural
resources appealed to the shrewdness OF
Mr. Deibert, and to him the town
looked promising He has lived to
see the new century dawn on the reali-
zation OF his fondest hopes for the ad-
yaneement of Florence. He first showed
his faith in the future of the town by
erecting a brick residence-seventeen
years ago-and to-day his large hold
ings of real estate bear testimony to
the same faith
Mr.. Dcibert has always been more or
less interested in politics, as a man
must be who is interested in the welfare
of the community and the success of his
town. He served two terms as a member
OF the town council.
In business Mr. Deibert has been
eminently successful. In 1892 he bought
out the business OF o. H. Dobbs, fur
niture and household goods, and 4 year
later he increased his facilities by erect
ing the store building where he is now
located Since then Mr. Deibert has
found it necessary to build many
additions In 1890 he built an ad-
dition, and in 1893 he erected an
other large addition He engaged in
The business with only 1000 square feet
OF floor space to-day his stock occupies
o,ooo square feet, and his store rooms are
large and spacious.
Mr.. Dcibert's stock contains an as
sortment OF furniture of every variety
and description, from the plainest kitch-
en- furniture to the most elaborate
designs in the high grade parlor goods,
He carries also a full line OF carpets in
all of the latest patterns and tints, COM
plete and varied enough to match the
furnishings in any home from the most
modest to the most palatial
Mr. Deibert has had equal success as
a funeral director. He carries stock
OF undertaker's supplies containing
everything that may be demanded. and
has the equipment for conducting funer-
ais in the most satisfactory manner.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-02-04

both Mr.. Nicholas and the writer here
OF, consequently the figures opposite this
concern are given merely as an esti-
mate by an outsider. However, it can
be depended upon that the estimate is
none too high.
What other town in the state can
make similar showing for the same
period? Where is there another town
between the Rocky mountains and the
Missouri river that has had, or will
have, improvements this year that will
aggregate a million and nearly two
hundred thousand dollars2 But Flor
ence is not going to stop here. She is
going to spread and grow like green
bay tree for several years to come,
and besides being known to the world
as the oil metropolis of Colorado, her
as mill town and manufacturing CEN
ter of more than ordinary Importance
The city is admirably situated to fulfill
this prophecy 1t has cheap fuel,
splendid water supply, excellent rail
road facilities, unexcelled drainage and
an abundance of enterprise that is pos
sessed by very few communities 1t is
fine showing and reflects greatly to
the credit of the people who, by their
efforts and liberality have done so
much to advance this section and thereby
add materially to the standing COM
mercially, of the whole state
While reference was made in the
early part OF this article to the lack of
sufficient dwellings to accommodate the
newcomers, let it not be understood
that any fault is intended to be found
with builders and property owners, for
that is the most remote idea of the COM
piler. 1t is we'll known fact that