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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22
MOST SUCCESSFUL
MEETING EVER HELD
so SAYS SECRETARY FRANCIS OF THE rRANsmssisslpP'
eoNoeusa. WHICH Has JUST ENDED IN SEATTLE

lam rrianed anon the floor Of the
halt Every body wanted % speak
at once. and points ~ afdaE naaH
tlaus. amendments aud auhHiitu
tlnna were hurled att chairman BLACK
in hoMiidsFluF nuru~saiuM lie real
iy ala aplendil work IA HteaiuhieHz
ina out the tanalr
Thr principal objection % The reas
uutlOu vas that it Was "a Political
measure. and therefore aKaiass the
constitution af Tho congress. tuHn
taking u vote the house =Heemad 50
evenly divided that a diYiaan Wa
called for and the secretary ealled
the roll of the states aud territories
Murh amusement was canHed b tn
tab delegation, which consisted
mainly OF vernon. John II smith
announced their vote to be - tor
tahlinE the resolution ana QUE
against a. once eblaetlon wsH rails
~ that Utah did not have so dele
Nates present A count VA taken
and Il was found that there we're II
usan and their wives psessnt. and
az their wives were accredited dele
gates. that would couuivte the NUM-
bet a. slven hY Mr smith 4 mem
hrf from Missouri. whs wanted %
be shown. asked how many wives.
and n looks could Kill. he would not
be alive today. The resolution = "a
finally tabled, only "a be brought up
again and PASSED aftsf some amend
ments
Aficr the resolutions had been tiis-
nasad %. Hon Thomas =. cunning
ham 81 New Orleans, read = paper
upon the "Issyse system % the Mis-
sissippi river James u Asthis
secretary pf the Seattle chamber II
l..nnsfra gave an Instructive talk
upon thr Evolution % cities. in
which ~ claimed that Seattle Vas
bound 20 be the tre ds-csatef q the
West
senator John 1. Wilson made a
few rvmarkH uraa the Importance
81 tho Oriental trade. The congress-
WINS then declared adjourned
The new eousmiitess organized At
lee the Adjournment ~ the congress
and Tom Richardson o. NeW uflsana
aas made chairman of the sseeuttVs
COMMITTEES. The congressional euffs
mittee. which n perhaps the most
important. L. com posed 81 q. J Ga
win % New Menico chairman = y
I Harris Of Trsaa T. q Palmer Of
california. o. " Fleming al Aiss
souri, and Prank tunaNa ~ II lows
I The visit 90 Merans shipFafd wss
/ postponed until this morning 4
great many 81 the delegates afii re-
main In town feN asfs longer. a
order % taks IN The sites
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22
SOMEBODY CARES

rttar editorials some.
Tor the urifna %
humanity we b honestly TRIMS 80 make
a = { live
haeve heart NJ the ~ora beats
thusa HsnH ia an ase
u upexaup1 Ma reh sbaad the dfens Of aaf
lee nsht Fvypedv has Is saaa amt spending
senanngss Hot human
and love their follows
a before
Kansas city ant afe Of lesser
vent Esst west
" Do for 2vur What In uefd
eebe ha baasy and uaAs-
a. anthracite last leur'
Of the world when the
Jews Kanse Of ssr'a
dsse that The world
immortality ANA sUsrus eems to an eea
desrai'fss esa Why
an the world vii shed iea mat
stapsths foe every
raus sampahef bus he
OF tho tragedies 80 NE hut hs ssmpshy
Il meuerei pant oat his
bfeata Is asany avest-
q
defeated human being fer
rpnuss
D. shiuins
fhy Of an
- r.
arearY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22

ln an interview with star re-
pourr this morning Secretary Ar
thur ". Francis ct the ffsuamlssips
o., conFtcaa Expressed himself AZ be-
I los mole than pleased With the 80
y.puon accorded the delegates %
I tha pooplu af Seattle. IL stated thai
thH Was the MOST aueeeastai arHaiot
Z that had ever huHH held. as the del
raatua have seen fof themselves the
/ wonderful ruHutfega aud defeiop
mont nf the fHeifie Northwest .Hhd
would carry huok With them hils
prrsaiuna which viii prove at Eftai
hcnont ia the drNsiupmeht e4 the
numerous infant industries being
luoutialod here.
Upnn heiuN Questioned about the
urnpaaed merger hetNesn the ifhuas
I nalraiaaippi congress aud the Nation
al Irrigation congress he sata that
an oNerturea would have e. eahae
ftam tho Irrigation eaHkfeaa, - ll
had Aocuaed from the Commercial
CONGRESS lu the fiFss place.
srhc Commercial congress i the
/ Uiuch more Important organisation
I ~ the tao. dealilss with questions
[ that ATTEST an % tho transmits siasippi
nfHhrWt ne snAAf ~ NAAs nv AAAAh"
Z tian congress only relates q the one
I question OF iftiEafion, which y need
Z "a hy certain sections alone.
I Mr Francis viii femain ~ SEATTLE
a few days. baiug astsaaed In Hets
ting out the enluuisfe sHruff Of the
session OF the congress Just con
Guided
Gov. brady returns TO Alaska to
day. and a lafEu number Of the Tex
~ delegation viii follow attn II =
I few aaya The visitors frotn tho
middle west are much aHefsstsd la
/ Alaska and many intend Niaiting
/ that territory.
AZ the farewell session 81 the
/ 1'fansmisaisEippi congress Yesterday
Infteruoon the discussion upon Al
| Aksa resolution vas resumed and
passed without dissenting NefH
The Indian Territory ana Gala .
Ihoma statehood question which had
AROUSED ~ much argument hefufs
Z luncheon. e2me up again. bat the
D delegates were weary Of that auea
I tian. nnd the resolution rasnsa BY q
iatEr majority
/ The big fight ~ TIE afternoon
came an over the Phiilpeine aues-
Z ton Chairman Hack ruled that
the third section relative - TIE eH
I cnura cement ~ tobacco aud suKaf.
raising m the Philippines. should -
stricken out. EVefgons seemed 70
BE- IN favor q mis- bit uof'sith-
standing that Tor over an hour iisa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22

very stone. Something must be done
quickly.
Papa uruYshe Erasped the sifua-
sion and Mildred 1T the same tins
and put cat for the hospital like q
runaway kite. Mildred belnR the tail.
Eut stomach pumps ard every other
Device failed. aud Mildred IL atHl
worth $40 unleaa the price ~ diam
ouda goes down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22

ahallna naet hatH 1Nrd in The
ellf and ssnHiaBfI af nr3a - re-
eaaas the treasure. hut q - iiAeiF
fhsf ssfH b. unsuccessful Amber
arls IL uudutistls. ana she only fna@
80 Il eas selnei D. thar lt aaa
hsszsht q Tits country without BE-
lHH manifested Aen9filns ID isW il
must nor - ssli o. ihs hlghrai tid
der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22

q tsd. ssUt asstsi
One daf Ma ftuaAlma aarsss - Fse4.
fasA4s 90 h4g supplies That ssHls asF
had htsn chosen ~ Jarhsau fnF fhs
% me erFNsd IhaY mFt face 50 face
snf IN fianh ths Sifr fefaa aissi ths
man she eeii@gsd sFiHz dssd IL =
t'huippins mssrAs. Hha faiHEsa hut
soy aaea nos kiu and when So 70
covered eensr iasasnsss fss ~erts saf.
firsa Sos 1aCkaan SAYS - Il tie
hRpplssf man on earth The ssfttae
followed ard Zoe TIE second tine JACK
son took ths Ensts bride faf better -
worse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22
lMWHH
.-A yMRIlAl1lG1lRl,g
VALUABLE CARGO OF rsE PRt
cious STUFFED sEixEo nv
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS

one hundred pounds ~ aunefEfsa.
valued az more than fsHHsa. sfad TIE
lasnnh which y 10 aiisErd hruuEhl
ii hafa from Nirfaffs eaFs Hssss.
yesterday ~ Deputy Collector Of
riisfufus T. a. Delaney aua iususei
~ a BfiHhsF Charles Ts8f sfsa
John Hushs TIE owners q The
launch. Wha RETURNED fraIa ff3e -
ll e. Victoria "wednesday. ere uiHH=
iua
OF tho Nnbsrsfis a. pounds 80
faan1 in 0hs ~ shs vaults in The
safe Deposit building ana = pounds
- fha safe ~ fhs Puget Sound
hslief za.kH The anbstgria. which
Il = conversation fauna sn The infsa-
tines 81 Nhaies was ricHe3 az ~ q
whaiinE fleet which rsosntiy return
- - Victoria
Ii - very valuable snhstanee.
used As a bsnr for perfumes Il i
altered that the stuff Mas ni1isft
from ths wharf AZ Ntniuffa and
brought 70 Nfetnria by tbs launch
that uBa srtE~H
Captains Grant sud Adams Of the
a.a
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THE BOTTLES ARE SO EASILY
PACKED AND so CONVENIENT TO
CARRY.
SURE CURE FOR PILES

itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form. a. well as
Blind, Bleeding or I'rotruding Piles
are cured by Or. Bo-sRu-to'a Pile
Remedy. stops itching and bleed
ing Abaorbs tunors. soc q Jar. at
Druggists. or sent by mail. Treatise
free. Write mo about your case. Or
Bosanko, Philadelphia Pa For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co. 1913 First
avenue. Seattle.
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Dr. Jaakaans Heals Turned
Away. Hin Seem
hose IN Ne nd
Preparation b. 10 o. - He
Refuses q q Pay Unless
Pay Him
Whst You ike Beyon tire Ccss 81
Rsneas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22
BRILLIANT CHILD Is
WORTH MONEY
MILDRED pRoYskE SWALLOWED A DIAMOND AND WOULD
NOT YIELD 1T UP TO STOMACH PUMP

NEW YORK. Three year-oid Ml-
dred Dres sie cannot under any cir
rumstanee4 Be- called worthless
little brat" While playing IN her
papssH ie0eIHF store she swallowed "a
500 diamond, Papa nearly went
Wild when he discovered what she
had done. because man VAS COM
ing IN about p hour 70 look ~ that
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s...>l-e ..A1s~--1-- = -, - - .. - -
Taks Adsansaas

OF ths Sc fuund trip rate 90 EsaF.
HaY and return Past steamers
Dolphin and iturlhpisf. August It.
- 80 September ], zoe Fifnt ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-22
WHAT IS this MYSTERIOUS
VITAL FLUID OF LIFE
Who Is This Wizard That DumbfOunds
the Doctors and StartIes Two Con.
tinentsby a Series of Most Remark
able Miracle Cures Known Sincethe
Beginning of the Christian Era?

eAH THAT HAVE WONDERFUL
VITAL FLUID The REAL FORCE OR ESSENCE OF LIFE.
TIE LEARNED MEDICAL PROFESSOR
or ALL hoEsf
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The only college using an absolutely
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Nsalgss shirts. sioo
" y Hutchinson CO alone sell
SeEiirre shirt with two palfH of
fuffs Tor 81 na sss
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PHI Is a dose We viii send a box
postpaid, on receipt of aSc. or 10
any body who wants to try them we
win send 2 pills free. Send mama
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back,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
Another Death Occurs.

Miss C. Il. Milligan, sister of DR.. NJ
NJ. Milligan. died of pneumonia. after
an illness Of only a few days.
II is supposed that she contracted
the disease from her mother who died
a little over week ago of pneumonia
and whom the daughter nursed
throughout her Illness.
Miss Mllligan has been a resident Of
Las Vegas for many years and was
well and favorably known.
She was in business here for several
years, besides being postmistress for
one term, during President Cleve-
lands administration and had many
friends who will be grieyed to hear Of
her sudden death.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Norman skinner. at the family
residence on Grand avenue ana all
friends OF the family were invited to
attend.--Las Vegas Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
THE VARIOUS FIRES.

The carnival of disastrous fires In
albuquerque has given the World on
the streets something to talk ABOUT.
Yesterday morning, after the sensa.
tional conilagration of the lumber
yards everyone had some special opin.
ion which he wished to express To- the
public These opinions varied from
important TO unimportant, ranging
from the cause of the fire to the low
water pressure. which caused hard
work for the iiremen.
I'VE ought TO have a fire engine,
said well meaning man, who evident.
ly was interested in the public safety.
They claim the water pressure is sui.
ficlent to kill any fire, hut our recent
experiences have proven otherwise.
Now at the fire which consumed the
lumber yards. the force of the stream
at the start which was being played on
the fire was not up to expectations.
Considering the progress and advance
ment of Albuquerque in building there
Is an urgent need of better fire protec.
tion.
we are not saying anything against
the fire fighters or water company. ex.
cept the truth, but the means they
have of fighting a FIRE are way behind
the times.
IF house catches on fire, II Is al
most certain to be burned down. be-
cause there Is not water enough to
cover the entire surface, with sufficient
force To knock the fire out"
This ought to be a good season for
Are insurance" remarked q bystander
since the people have learned what
FIRE means In this town. They are he
ginning to take out all the insurance
possible and do not blame them. Al
buquerque can afford a good FIRE en-.
CINE in connection with the equipment
they now have, and |, for one advocate
such movement.
Every fire that has visited the city
lately has been destructive and costly,
resulting In an almost total loss. be-
lieve II would be a wise move for the
city to do something in the way OF bet
ter FIRE protection"
Such are the general opinions ex.
pressed on the streets by the interest
cd people of the cit.. But when It
comes 10 a practical talk with few OF
the old hremen Of the city the situa-
tion can be seen by other lights.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10

New York. returned to the city yes
;erday after a days visit a. the
city OF Santa Fe. Mr.. Locke has been
guest OF the Alvarado for the past
week. He left last night for the
City Of MeAIco. where he goes In the
interest OF the Morgan company TO
look int the affairs OF the Mexican
Central. His present mission is TO get
a. the base Of operations In the Mexi.
can Central railroad. Mr. Locke re.
manned In Albuquerque Longer than
was INTENDED. but he has been busy
while here. and is was ~umored that
he was making examinations OF Ger.
tain prospective Investments in New
Mexico. Mr.. Locke holds almost the
position Of auditor for the great fnan.
cler. He Will probably visit Albuquer.
que after his trip to Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
CONDITION IMPROVED.
stu Nick Taliaferro Is Confined 10
His Bed.

The condition Of Nick Tallaferro,
the Santa Fe Waterman. who was bad.
ly beaten up by Robert Parrett on
Sunday afternoon. is somewhat i'm.
proved. but he Is stlll confined to his
bed. His physician. Or. HOPE, stated
today that he did not think the skull
was fractured. although there we're
grave symptoms Of II at first.
Taliaferro's nose Is broken and bled
profusely and his face shows the
marks Of rough treatment
The doctor also stated that II would
be several days before the injured man
will be able TO be out and around.
Fears were entertained that the lnju.
ries Tallaferro received about the head
would prove fatal. but the danger point
Is passed and there is no doubt of his
recovery.
Barrett was sent over to the county
Jail yesterday to await the trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10

vote to ratfy a constitution providing
for such a conSondation.
The New Mexico proposition" said
Delegate Smith. lis simply another 81.
Tort to KIN the omnibus bill II rs on
par and Of the same piece as the Bev.
oridge substitute The bill in that form.
u passed by the senate. would be killed
In the house II Il were adopted by
both branches and signed by the presi-
dent the people OF Arizona and New
Mexico would repudiate IL at the polls
The mileage OF state officials. Under
such consolidation would amount TO
/ mere than the entire expense of state
administration for either of tho terri.
tories.
The advocates OF statehood have a
majority in the senate and we would
IKE TO see a vote We are accused OF
obstructing legislation The charge is
untrue. II is the ott err side that Is oh.
structing Legislation The friends of
statehood are ready for vote without
any further discussion am not au.
thorized TO make this statement, but |
have been reliably informed that Sen /
ator Quay Is determined TO press the |
statehood bill TO a vote, even II It Is /
necessary to prevent consideration OF
appropriation bills until the statehood
matter is disposed of In one form or
another"
Mr.. Saith states that the friends of
statehood have a majority m the sen.
ato and he does not believe that the
opposition will be able to break into
The ranks Of the supporters Of the bill.
IN that estimate said Mr.. Smith. 81
I'm making allowances for couple of
Feakkneed democrats who will proba. I
}ly vote against us.
The delegates from the three terri. T.
cries feel that II their bill Is not
passed at the present session state. {
rood will be delayed for at least ten {
ears. III the bill Is not passed at this q
ession.' said Mr.. Smith. III Is certain /
o be sidetracked until after the presi. b
ential election. II that should be v
lose. there is no telling when state. y
God legislation would be considered q
gain. As a democrat, have no hest. o
ancy in saying that MIR Roosevelt Z
'ould carry Oklahoma and New Mex d
70 without a question, and / am not q
ertaIn but that he would carry Ari. 1
ona. There is no otler living repub. "
can VINO could carry the state under v
Xisting conditions" \
Senators Foraker, Eikins. Bailey. 0
atterson and Teller VIII speak in sup. a
ort OF the omnibus iii. a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
SUPREME COURT.
The January Term, 1908, Opened at
the Territorial Capital.

ihe january Term, lSOS, Opened AZ
the Territorial Capital.
The new term OF the territorial SUI
preme court was formally opened yes
terday morning at the territorial CAPT
tai with Chief Justice Mills presiding,
and all associate justices present. j.
w. March was appointed court crler,
II. w. Easton, bailiff, and r. Mondra-
gon page.
The court overruled motions for re-
hearing of the following cases: No.
sll, Melton Chaves. appellant, VS..
Ernest Meyers, appellee, appeal from
district court Bernalillo county; Lin
dauer Mercantile Co.. appellee, VS..
John j. Boyd ct al, appellants. appeal
from district court Grant county; Ra-
mona l.. de Baca, administrators ct al.
plaintiffs In error. vs.. A. @. Wilcox, de-
PENDANT In error. error To district coart
of Valencia county; sussman Levin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
"sUN woRshlPPER," MISS BERRY
Consumption Carries Her oH-Tried
to Live on Sunlight and Fresh
Air. Without Any Eood.

Miss Marian Berry wno resided In
albuquerque a short time last year
and who gained considerable notoriety
several months ago through her pro-
fessed following Of the teachings of
Dr. A. Hanlsh. a sun Worshipper."
died at the county hospital at Denver
Tuesday OF consumption She had
been III with the disease Tor some
time. In her search for relief she at
tended the lectures Of Dr. Hanish last
summer. Hanish told the young wo-
man that all she needed was sunlight
and air. and so Thoroughly was she
convinced OF the infallabiiity OF his
teachings that she attempted to fol-
low II literally and for many days at
tempted TO subslst on nothing more
substantial than long draughts of air
and sunlight baths. AS a result she
became terribly emaciated and finally
lost her mind. though she still main
tanned that Hanish's methods were
correct and refused an food She was
removed TO the hospital where food
was given TO her forcibly. As her
body was strengthened her mental
condition improved so that she had
been entirely rational for many weeks.
although IL was evident she could not
recover Her brother came to Denver
from the east several weeks ago and
threatened to prosecute Hanish. who
meantime had gone to Salt Lake City.
where. IL is said, he still is.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
Las VEGAS Soldiers.

Troop A. OF Las Vegas. held an cleo
ton OF officers at the armory In that
city Monday evening. Following arc
the officers elected. Recording Sec
rotary, Sergeant A. d. Marshall, finan-
cial secretary, Sergeant. l.. w. Ilfeld;i
treasurer. Charles Rogers; librarian.
Lloyd Dumbolton; all to hold Office for
one year, Lieut.. Harrington has been
appointed captain OF the troop, Cap
tain Reid having resigned; Lieutenant
McWeenie is quartermaster and Lieu
tenant Gross is adjutant on the STAN
OF Major Rankin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10

son. plaintiff In error. w. First Ma.
tlonal Bank Of Albuquerque, defendant
In error, error TO district court Berna.
lilo county; Charles Heisch, appellee
va J. l.. Bell a. Co. et al. appellants.
appeal from district court Bernalirlo
county Cleofes Romero. appellee. vs.
Fannie Coleman ct al. appellants. an.
peal from distrlc; court San Miguel
county.
IN the case Of the United states OF
America. appellee. w. Bcnito Griego.
appellant. an appeal from the First
judicial district. the motion for rehear.
ing was granted and the case will be
set at later date.
In the case OF the Territory OF New
Mexico, appellee, VS.. 1elesforo Jim.
in3.. on appeal from district court
Mora county, the appeal was dismissed
and the judgment OF the lower court
that he should serve term of four
years in the penitentiary on the charge
OF larceny and killing cattle. was af.
firmed.
In the case of the Territory OF New
Mexico, appellee, vs.. Lafayette stand.
ford. on appeal from district court OF
Grant county, the appeal was dis.
missed and the judgment of the lower
court was affirmed Under the iudg.
ment he was convicted of unlawfully
deracing brands and branding cattle.
and sentenced to five years in the peni.
Tertiary.
Cases Nos s57 10 gs5 were reset for
hearing on January IA. No. g77 was re.
set for hearing January rs. and No. ISL
was reset for hearing January 20.
The applicants for admission TO the
bar who took the examination yester.
lay afternoon were: Arthur Staab. of
Santa Fe; Walter A. Gillian. OF East
Las Vegas; Charles ~ Higgins. of
East Las Vegas; John T. Hill. of RIA.
on Charles lie Muller. Of Springer:
w. c. Pachoco, OF Ration; e. Y. stud.
ey. OF Ration; a. H. Young. of Santa
Rosa; b II. Baker. Of Portalcs; S. b.
tasley, OF Roswell W. f. Lindsey. OF
'oriales; J. NJ. Peacock. of Roswell.