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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
BURGLAR CONFESSES
VsTALiu NUMB. or SANTA re,
WHO BURoLARlZEp MORRIS
JEWELRY STORE PLEAD
GUILTY.

istaliu Mun.z who ou Sunday
morning burglarIzed the Morris ioW.
elry store OF six watches valued al
about IS. plead guilty 10 the charge
thif morning before Judge Crawford
aud was bound over Co the Grand
jury under $500 bonds MunIz De-
from Santa %. on saturday night
no was drinking heavily and shortly
after midnight while hls mind was
slil Crazed with liquor he broke a
hole iu thc plate glass window OF the
Morris iewelry store, no West Gold
avenue. and took thorofrom six cheap
silver watches, Ho ran down through
the Santa Re depot and into the San.
IA Fe yards where about 4 o'clock no
was nabbed boy two Santa Re special
officers Ho had cat his thumb on
the broken glass and this with the
new watches found IN bis pockets
gave a clue that a robbery had been
committed. he confessed the fob
and took the police 10 the place lio
said this morning that be was 90
drunk that no didn't know what he
was doing, and doubtless tho court
viii be lenient with him on that az.
count
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07


We. the press committee of the .u
cal Machlnlsts' organization. be-.
lloyo that the public ls entitled TO a
statement from u8 IN regard 10 the
true situation Of aHalrs concerning
tins strike and the cause OF same.
We have been pressed for informa.
tion along this limo boy the nowspa.
pers. but until now we have refused
10 be interviewed or tank on toe sub.
laci but Informed them that when
o. became necessary we wouia make
a statement for the public based on
facts and now we viii do aa We
agreed and make this statement
Last January the yanous points
on the santa re system elected and
sent a delegate 20 Topeka latter be.
ms given permission boy their local
master mechanic for the purpose OF
organizing system Lodge; &
that time the same was organized
and Is known ma District Lodge No.
A..
There had been an appointment
made 10 meet the officials at this
time. but before our delegate left
ttis point be was notified that the
company could not meet us until
about February Q. and would furnish
transportation Tor January 20, but as
Il waa necessary 10 bo there al least
ten days before we met the officials
we sent our delegate on on about
January 10 ana he paid his fare, but
had permission from the master me.
chanic 90 go, and an other points
did likewise
After the district wac formed We
notified the company we were ready
10 meet them and they said they
could not meet uB at that time aud
said they would hx a date some time
about March ! whiCh was accepted
by the delegates, very much against
their wishes but waG accepted On
order 20 prevent any trouble or fric
ton az this time Tho committee
twelve lu number was then given
transportation and returned home %
await the convenience OF tho com
pany 20 arrange for tho March con
ference. which was finally &C fol
March 90. IA chicago. tails being nn
ally arranged for after our grand
lodge ofncers had taken Il up for the
third time AZ this conference Mr.
Kondrick third vice president 10
ceiycd Tie committee wAicn be re
fora To DO his pamphlet which h,
sent ont broadcast as "tho 100 adyis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
me RulllAN BuRaLE

The russian power appears 600 bel
a hugo poricntous bubble, which the
courageous Japanese have pr.ckCd
Gays tho Sew YORK Independent
RussIa has au enormous army but
vhors 10 ifF ROW can 10 Doe got to.
Rother7 Au army that cannot ID
concentrated ls no 90 object 20 ter.
f0r To ho sure we have had sew,
eral weeks of war but t.et has been
time enough t1 cripple and bottle
tho Russian aeet 10 tho east and the
baltic feet and me Back sea neet
earo not or cannot leave their sta.
t.oua. while ono guuboat refuses %
loaVo Che port of shanghai. and two
larger ones have boon hiding them.
selves Zoo a French port ~ East A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
HALE Is ACCUSED
OF EMBEZZLEMENT
MEMBER or ST. vRAlN CON.
PANV, WHICH RECENTLY FAIL.
60, INDICTED FOR MisApPRo.
PRlATioN or MORA COUNTY
FUNDS ON DEPOSIT.

Edward Hale. a member ol Tho big
g. Vrain company. has boon indicted
Tor tho embezzlomont OF funds OF tho
county By the Mora county grand
jury The firm acted as depository
OF the funds OF tho troaHureT's once.
and Halo was deputy treasurer The
total stock OF tho firm has been dis.
posed Of al bankrupt sale, the com.
pany having failed recently for a large
amount
The grand jury also returned am
indictment for murder against Paul
Masacronas. who ls charged with vii.
fully staying a boy at Wagon Mound.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Springfield. 49,. May 3-Thc state
good roads convention which opened
today ln Representatives hall of the
state capitol bids Fair Co give the
good roads movement FOO illinois q de.
cidod impetus Tho attendance was
large and representative when the
gathering was formally opened this
morning. boy ID w. Smith OF this city
Addresses OF WELDON. ,ghalf 81
the state aud city was followed by
permanent organization Colonel u
W. Richardson. secretary OF the Na
tonal Good Roads association, and
Martin Dodge. director 90 the roads
inquiry bureau al Washington were
among the speakers thls afternoon
The convention Wl conclude 90. sos
s.0ns tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
answers MACHINISTS
General MANAGER Wells Inter.
viewed on Circular From
the MaChiniStS.
STATEMENT OF THE STRIKERS

A. @ Wells. general manager OF
tho Atchison Topeka q Santa rc
systcm west OF Albuquerque. hes
answered the signed statement OF
the Santa Fo strikers at "a. Der,
nardiuo Addressed 20 tho public
through the Los Angeles Herald
Mr Wells spent Friday at San
Bornardno carefully investigating
Che situation aud 10 consultation
with the heads OF mechanical depart.
mcuts
"You may say 10 answer Co tho
8iEno statement OF the strikers at
San usmardiuo That oysry man
brought from Pennsylvania and put
10 work On the shops at San Beruar.
dino aiEbCi a contract with us De-.
lore coming west. atIpulating hia
willingness 90 go % work for tho
Atchlson Topona a Santa Re rail.
ruad 1ho- sll knew that a strike
was then imminent on the road and
understood that they might be- Gait
ed upon o. replace strikers or 90
work ln shops suffering labor distur.
Dances ! have ample evidence 20
suhsianiiAto these statements.
700 has been reported. Mr Wells.
ibat these mJn are hcrdcd together
100 San ncuardluo. surrounded by
guards and kept unucr constant sur.
veil.ango by the SAINT 20"
"The Santa Fc." answered tho zen.
eral mluHaDr finds o. necessary ga
protest ts property Tho shops and
1'ror property us wen as the new
MON put io work certainly arc cor.
rounded by guards Labor aeit1toH
havo boon an along ono luC preach
.ug destruction ana The railroad bas
adopted reasonable precautionary
measure for ifo protection of ne
property
Tho u,v men now working u
tho Hbo. ore comfortably housed
WARMED. provided with food and
well cared Tor
eyes we feel % necessary" hC con
uniod TO establish guards FOR tho
protection not only for our property
hut of our wortmsn
one OF me machine work iron
Pennsylvania. he was lnormod
who deserted DTS companions 90
night and nastod ESQ ularlr. tclll
Tho HERALD that &c ana BIS compan
ions wero brought west hy misrop
roseuthuou DO says that he expect
od to go t1 work Tor tbg Baldwin
Locomotive works"
"As stated before vaa Mr
Wells Ioplv 'sil OF these men sign
ed contracts that explode tho state
mont"
Tho siugon lu tnalr statement
through Tho Herald made o. similar
/ charge
The reporter then related to Mr
Wells briefly The description of saI
Hornardino conditions furnished bl
thc strikc.hroakcr who made hts wa
past the guards Tho machine work
or from Pennsylvania declared tha
Do and his companions were Isolate,
/ hy guards and their protests quIeto,
by tho warning that the striker
were watching for an opportunity Z,
Kun them or DO them serious person
al violence Tho strlko.broakor
were led 10 believe. be declared, tina
tho guards Ft0o between them an
death
90 am quite positive" declare,
Mr. Wells that no onlcor OF agon
OF the Santa 20 has made any sucI
/ representation 20 these men.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

W. % Earlckson for years a ros-
dent OF this city bat now OF las Vo.
gas. where he Is connected In o.
clerical position With Gross Kelly a
Co. IS IA tho city on business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

w. N Dishman. who has been en-
pl0yed In tho oncos OF the Eastern
railway Of New Mexico az nolln. pass
cd through the city en- route 90 bia
home DO Barbouryillo, Kentucky
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Trains Nos 7 aud % th.s evening
are delayed by a washout cast 20 Ia
Junta and are scheduled Co arrive
after 2 o'clock Tho oyer which was
annulled win srIlvo as 40 o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13

BLOCKED BY
THESENATE

Extraordinary session" of the general assembly called BY
Garvin for today convened o'clock In
foqmy with the official proclamation issued the close OF jan
significance attached the daeI3tShy
partisan majority in both branches superstition has attached
Of calamity any happening IN
with those direfm figures
of both branches reported with reasonable
propttude mandatory this morning and only
minutes designated hour the and reverend senators
with the exception of Senators Nuge of Gran
ston Young Scitae who subsequently entered the chamber
half prior assembly Utter Senator Sness
Representatives Allen segregated themselves IN the
of the house judiciary and there formulated
resolution simultaneously introduced IN both branches
GOVERNOR CONDEMNED.
This resolution attacked Gov Garvins
action convenn extraordinary session usupaon OF
attack the
assembly, involving useless and alleging
the in seeking legis
lation defeated by the majority both branches
the January with motion Of adjournment this
day till Nov IS
copies tyeen and held securely in the posses
sion of the quartet
Meantime being held in the
near marble palace guarded by staart suths to
prevent publicity leaders of both parties
traodnary regard proceedings in secret session.
each disguise their tactics until the
sessions Gov Democratic Clerk
White promptly his desk and after opening his
drawer in which rubber he hesitatcd to
whether to place Finally he selected I'm
definitely postponed committee special legis
ton he graveyard comee) probably being those which
haps might be called into requisiton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13

THE public accepts the mer-
/ chants own estimate OF ths
Importance Of his store. Appro-
pirate a:vertIsing creates
fav orabIe impression
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13
THE SENATE.

After the roll call, the house was noti-
fed that the senate was ready TO proceed
with the business of the session. The
clerk then read the proclamation con-
vening the extraordinary session.
Gov. Garvin then read his message
which occupied about 10 minutes In it's
presentation and IL was ordered com
municated to the house forthwith. The
message Will be found on page eight OF
this issue OF the News
Senator Thurston sought to introduce a
resolution proposing an amendment 10
the constitution Of the state, whereupon
Gov. Garvin said that the first order OF
procedure was the reading Of tho records
OF yesterday. Cthat is) April l3.
Gov. Garvin then ordered the call OF
committees and the first In order was the
judiciary committee.
SENATOR sTINBss REPORTS.
Senator Stiness. leader Of the majority,
submitted a report OF the majority OF that
committee. the senator from PaWtucket
being absent. TO which was referred the
resolution proposing an amendment 10 the
constitution OF the state comforting the
veto power upon the governor IN order 20
check hasty and vicious legislation
Senator Stinoss explained that the last
session the committee gave a hearing on
the resolution. at which tho senator from
Providence and others appeared. The ju-
dietary committee arrived at the conclu-
sion that inasmuch az there had been no
change. political or otherwise. that re-
quired immediate legislation, and the COM
mittee having authority under the
rules 10 report by bill or otherwise. sub
mitted the following resolution and In
sured its passage:
RESOLUTION OF ADJOURNMENT.
Whereas, His Excellency Lucius +. G.
Garvin, governor OF the state Of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations, aid
on the Hst day OF April, A. y. 1904. issue
his proclamation convening this general
assembly at the State House In the city
OF Providence. at II o'clock IN the fore
noon on Tuesday. the 18th day OF Sep
tember. a. II. 1894. alleging In such proc
lamation that an extraordinary occasion
has arisen which called for the exercise
OF the authority vested I'm the governor
by the provision of article Z, section 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13
SCH00LSHIP
ARRIVES
IN PORT

This morning the long awaited school
ship Pennsylvania arrived in port and
now rides at anchor just of the Verley
line docks at India Point wharf.
Tho vessel left New York last evening
in command ot Captain Dodge and an
chored off Block 1sand a while in the
early hours on account OF the storm at
sea. Rosuming voyage she reached here
safe and is now ready for inspection.
The vessel is American built. having
been produced at the Cramp shipyards,
Philadelphia. and is OF about 5000 tons
capacity, $50 feet long. 43 feet beam and
2S feet draft. equipped with 400 horse
power engines.
on board the vessel there will be ar
rangements for every possible conven-
ience for the young tackies who are TO
be taken on the voyage around the world.
Everything for the education OF those
on board as we'll as their general health
will be looked after In the most up-to-date
manner There will be two physicians
and an apothecary department: fans and
ice machines and every article needed
for the toilet and bath.
The cruise begins from this port on the
18th OF this month and Will end In New
York on the second OF June 1906. In that
time every point OF the globe worthy OF
attention will be visited and curtos col
lected The entire voyage Will cover 1900
miles.
To prevent monotony on board during
the voyage there will be all kinds OF re-
creation provided. drills, and manoeuvres.
There will be routine work along with
studies I'm the morning and the afternoon
will be devoted 10 the fun and sight
seeing.
The education OF the 200 boys who will
take the trip will be looked after by an
efficient corps OF teachers. some OF whom
are from this city.
The vessel itself is divided into n bridge
deck. SPAR main. berth or lop deck and
hold. consisting OF nine compartments and
a double bottom. On the cruise II will
be I'm charge OF Lieut.. Commander c. II
Harlow OF the United States navy. presi-
dent; O. r. Eiswald. vice president and
general manager. w. s. Hackney, treas
urer: c. H. Howiand. secretary. The
board OF directors consists OF Rear Ad-
mlrai +. II. Luce. l.. G. Weir. president OF
Adams express and r. NJ. FELTON,. presi-
dent OF the Chicago and Elton railroad.
While the vessel is I'm port she Will bo
ready for inspection until the afternoon
OF the last day when the supplies will be
taken aboard The harbor master. Mr..
NaRuIre. has had the vessel anchored
where she will be I'm full view from the
shore. and those who wish may be rowed
out and taken On board by any or mum
Der OF boats that will be found nearby.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13

The stabbing ARRAY which occurred In
Little Italy. yesterday afternoon. which
was at first thought not to be serious.
turned out TO be a murder
Giovanni silverstri IS dead and Michele
his brother, is a fugitive.
The brothers quarrelled over the pro-
posed marriage OF their sister. Marie DON
alto Silvestri. to Alesandro De Angels
Giovanni looked with favor upon the
match. but Michele and his wife disap-
proved and encouraged Marie to break OF
with the young man. That was the be-
ginning OF the trouble.
Giovanni. who was 2s years old, lodged
with Antonio vacario at i54 Atwelrs ave-
nue..
Michele. who Is 30 years Odd resides at
Lilly street
The dispute over the proposed marriage
did not assume a serious phase until yes
tertiay morning when the brothers had a
scufrle at the corner Of Lilly street and
Atwelrs avenue. in which Michele's face
was scratched and caused TO bleed.
Michele's wife. when she had patched
up his face. insisted that he should leave
al home a big sharp knife he haoitually
carried.
Acting upon her advice Michele went
TO Detective Johnson's house at noon told
him about the fight and asked him to see
Giovanni and caution him TO behave lie
was particularly anxious that his brother
should not be arrested.
Michele returned homo ana accofnpan-
Al. CLOCK
walked toward the avenue.
In front OF Pasauale Picchione's sa-
loon and at 2:i0 O'Clock they met Clio.
vanni. who evidently was lying IN wait
for Michele.
A few words were passed and then the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13

men came together. In few moments the
women separated the brothers and Mi
cbele turned TO accompany his wife.
Giovanni then punched Micheles wife
twice in the face and kicked her.
Marie ran 70 Mrs. Silvestris assistance.
realizing that the woman being I'm n DELI
cate condition she might be terribly in
jured.
Giovanni turned upon Marie and was
pulling her hair when Michele drawing
long stilletto plunged II into Giovanni's
back. just under and a little 10 the right
Of the right shoulder blade,
Giovanni walked as far as the corner
OF Atwells avenue and Republican street
and there he dropped.
A bystander summoned DR.. w b. Nc
Cready OF 372 Atwell's avenue, who. seeing
that Giovanni had been dangerously
wounded. called an ambulance In which
the Italian was conveyed 10 the Rhode
Island hospital
Giovanni was placed upon the operating
table I'm the accident ward but before
anything could be done for him he died
Detective Caffrey was sent from head
quarters and was Joined by Patrolmen
King and Hopkins OF the Fourth station
and later by Detective Johnson, also of
that station and O'Malley from head
quarters.
Ihey searcheu nleh ana 10" lot Mlchele
whose flight they traced through Spruce
and Cedar streets 90 Arthur avenue
where he lodged behind a new building
vaulted a fence and disappeared.
The italian settlement OF Federal Hill
Eagle park and Hughesdale were
searched thoroughly all afternoon and
throughout the night. but without a bit Of
information being obtained as 20 the
whereabouts OF the murderer.
Medical Examiner Perkins made an
autopsy last night.
lie found that punctured wound had
been made which had severed the pull
monary artery, death having resulted
from internal hemorrhage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13
GUARDING
RUSSIAN
TRANSPORT

San Francisco. Cal. Sept 13-Early to-
Dawson, commanding, was sent 10 an
anchorage of the Union Iron works close
to the Russian transport Lena. Later the
Paul Jones was reinforced by a steam
launch from the Marblehead, in charge of
Midshipman Davis with an armed crew
and four marines.
Assisted by the launch as picket and
patrol boat, the Paul Jones will keep a
close watch over the Lena so long as she
remains In port, in order TO see that the
neutrality laws are rigidly enforced
Vigilance is being exercised that no
fantaic crops up on the Lena for the pur-
pose doing her harm. Equal vigilance Is
being exerted 10 see that the transport
receives no arms. ammunition, men or
equipment, or any coal beyond the guam
tty TO which she Is entitled. namely
enough 10 carry her 10 the nearest home
port.
Every boats that approaches the Lena
is arrested by the launch until the officers
In charge are satisfied that the boats err
rand Is Legitimate.
IN VIEW OF REPAIRS.
Washington, Sept. 13.-Secretary Nor
ton today received a report from Rear
Admiral Goodrich commander-in-chlef
of the Pacific feet, stating that he had
an inspection made yesterday OF the Rus
sian ship Lena at San Francisco and that
she was genuinely I'm need OF repairs.
The report shows further the nature Of
the repairs and said to be necessary. but
the officials OF the navy department de-
cline 10 make this part OF the telegram
public. The report has bee nreferred to
the state department for action.
Admiral Goodrich's report shows that
10 make temporary repairs 10 the boilers
and machinery Of the Lena. according to
the naval experts opinion, would require
about six weeks time. The captain OF the
vessel claims that Il needs new boilers
and II the request TO be allowed 10 put
these I'm Is granted no less than eight
months tr1e will be required TO make the
change. State and navy department
officials were in conference this morning
and the indications were that the TEN.
porary repairs would he allowed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13

Showers probable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13
BROTHERS DISPUTE
RESULTS IN MURDER,

Michele Svest years old murdered his brother Giovanni
"a age, Atwel's yesterday afternoon
They quaeed the proposed marriage of their sister,
Marie Michele opposed Giovanni favored the match.
Prior the brothers had fist fight Later in the
dav Giovanni assaulted Michees wife and Marie.
Enraged because of this Michele plunged steo into Clio
vanns right weapon severng the pulmonary and
causing death in half an hour
Michele and is being looked for by the police