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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Scarlet Fever Searc-OWing 90 the
SCARE over scarlet ,eycr that was In
AHtc the early par OF the month
toe Educational meeting was abandon.
20 FOR the month and by general
agreement the date has boen changed
irom tlc second Saturday of each
month 90 the third SATURDAY The next
asserting viii occur nt Aztec on che
ihtrd Saturday iu February
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Targets for Troop A.-Cayalry
Troop A OF Las Vegas. has received
e new GOT of tarscta of tho revolving
pattcu. Aftor this 10 is toe intention
az the troop 90 go dpon The large,
range No least every month Tho
mon Of the local troop are eligible for
tho department and national shoots
~ attaining a certain record a nom.
her can 10 az toe governments ex.
aoaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
INJUNCTION REFUSED

The application 81 the Seattle
Land and Improvement Company
for an Injunction restraining the
city from erecting the street light
INK plant on the proposed site
Seventh avenue aud Yealor way. on
the ground that the property had
been condemned for a public park.
vas denied by Superior Judge Bell
this morning The Seattle Land
and Improvement Company claimed
that the erection OF tho lighting
plant would reduce the value Of
property Il owned across the street
from the proposed site. and that the
company had purchased the neigh
boring property under the impress
sion that the ground IN question
was 10 be used for a public park
IL was conteuded that the land
could not properly be used for any
other purpose than for that for
which II was condemned Judge
neli held that the land could be
ieRally used for any public purpose
even though II should have been
condemned for a specific purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13

the eity whore Swings. piles of sand.
etc, are always ready faf the young
STEERS. who wofahipvd biul
In business Mayor Jones WIS as
democratic 49, the principles he ad o
vaeated In the Acme sucker rod
factory. owned nv him the only rule
In fnrce la the sulion rule.
In this factory he introduced Nbrl-
Gus reforms calculated Co benefit hts
employees he paid his men better
wages than other concerns ana con-
aeuurutIY they we're eouteuted. uf
late years his employees have re-
esived per cent Of their annual
earnings every Christmas. week =
vacation with pay. and have attend
"a picuiea excursions. etc. az Jones
expense durluE the heated months
samuel Milton Jones was born
near neddgcleft a. Wales. August
8 tst6 He was the son OF Samuel
and Margaret jones. end came O.
the United States when he Waa 9
years old. with his parents As a
child he was compelled hy poverty
TO rngaEe iu labor and I'm tsat went
10 TituHyIlie. Pa whore be- worked
In the OF fields Later he became "a
producer tn Pennsylvania. West Nir=
a.nlh and Ohio. and 81 late years
entered the Texas Oh field Some
wears aKo De invented an oil-well
appliance ana established factory
lu this city 90 manufacture his In
Vrntion. TITS Investments made him
a wealthy man Hr Is survived b.
a ulfc and three children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13

That tho Ice companies have In
dividuuliy uisea "a determined step
To crush the Iesmena union as II
now exists. aud that they have an
informal agreement among them
selves ta stand together Don the fiFht
Manager crane. ~ the Diamond Lea
and Storage company praeticallN
admitted thiH morning. lie denied
however that the companies had
any agreement 10 RI the price OF
Zee aud pointed go the present low
price Of leo ne "a result Of an Ice
rate wHf that has been ln rfaErrHH
30 proof of the fact that iuHsi apms
nauioa are not hanging together ln
that direction.
ite also denied that tho fat that
he ln "a member 81 the local branch
Of the National Manufacturer HHHo=
citation. founded By T. n. Parry, the
celebrated Huu=labur union mHn, of
which most Of the local fee com
uanlea are members. had anything
- DO With the refusal OF the Zee
companies 20 sign the new contract
The Success which the companies
Wiil have boz WiHlug oat the IaeWrn /.
union viii depend largely upon hov
the striking engineers hold out To
procure new wagon drivers is easy
but to get non union engineers h
very difficult n be- for THE reason
that the engineers and the ieemen
are banded Ho closely together. n
would be almost impossible for the
#Ha# g..
their support also helps the enFl-
ueHrs iu case of trouble. n the en-
Elneora go back 60 work 90 la liable
10 ~ hard with the drivers
THE strikers claim that their chief
reason far caliInK the strike aHH g.
make their BIOS colt against the Seat
tie Ice company more effective. The
boycott Naa declared June / upon
fhr refusal uf the company tu enter
into % contract for another year THE
other companies also refused g. sign
up nt that time but the iremen com
aIderrd them more Reasonable and
allowed The matter 90 drag
nut 80 found that so could no.
make our boycott against che Seattle
lee company effective under such
conditions" said one ~ the Hifik-
ing engineers 90 the Diamond lee
aud Storage company This morning
THE drivers ~ fhe other companies
would tell customers that the Seat
lie Ice anmp1u1's product vas 'uu=
fan but IL WIS not doing much
good That waa because the Seattle
lee company people often rrevi-
aHHly have told the customers
that the other companies were not
treating che ieemeu any more fair
ID than they acre They made
lhIs claim on the grounds that an
the Other companies as vel aa the
Seattle lee company had no contract
alfh the union. That was a fact
81 course. bot the Seattle Ice come
uauy took an unfair advantage of a.
Moreover. other union men we've
miaIrd By the same assertion. We
had hoped 20 get support ffam the
eaHerH aud laaHahoramen. bat we're
net very successful Many 81 these
union men would not refuse 70
handle fhr Seattle Ice company p
product herausH they thought il vac
inconsistent foH us a ask them g.
boycott one FIRMS ier while the
ether firms dld NOT have any CON
tmet with ua
IL waa Tor this reason that We
asrr 80 anxious "a get the othrH
companies 90 slsn their contracts
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MADE FAST
VOYAGE
CITY or BEArTLG MADE
ROUND TRIP TO ALASKA m
SEVEN DAYS AND 20 HOURS

with $50 600 in her hold the Pa.
UifIu Coast Steamship company n
steamer city Of Seattle arrived IA
port from AknEwHy aud Southeast
cru Alaska this morning The MA
iority OF the gold was brought down
by individual parties. but tle 900
worth OF the treasure was consigned
90 the Scandinavian American bank.
Ia charge 81 the Alaska Pacific Ia
press company.
Tho vessel made the round trip in
seven days aud 20 hours. which iu
nu unusually fast trip considering
the fact that she called at Port
Townsend. Vancouver. kotchikau.
Petersburg Tonhn. Wrungle. Ju-
neau. Douglas and Treadwcll both
WAYS. nnu In addition 10 thla had
10 make the terminal port OF akag-
way
she brought down the first con
alEnmsut OF canned herring from
the new plant At juneau The con
Hieument consisted OF 900 cases
The vessel brought 56 passengers. a
good many OF whom were from
uaWaou.
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FOR
$4,000
VIRGIL NJ. BALES WANTS THIS
SUM ron LOSS or WIFE AND
CHILDREN

NlrKll NJ Bales. whose wife aud
two little children we're stolen from
him last October by q. s. McNuily
b. bound To have revenge aud ha
be has failed to make a charge Of
kidnapping hold against the man
who 50 cruelty wranKod him he has
decided tn sue him for $4,000 dam
ages ON the charge of alternating bis
Wife'a affections
The papers tu the suit. which 10
exceedingly sensational have been
drawn up by Bales. attorney. a u.
Martin aud Will be filed In the Hu-
poriuf court late this afternoon
Mr. aud Mrs Bales were married
in Kansas in 1897 and naies claims
lived happily together until the aHth
day of October 1908. when McNaily
persuaded Mrs Bales 20 elope with
him. They took the tNa children
With them and Halea alleges On bis
complaint that be Wna deprived not
oulY 81 the love Of bis wife but the
company ~ his little ones and that
hts home has been entirely destroy
ed When he attempted % see hia
wife and children be claims that
MrNaiiy threatened 60 kill him
AZ thr ume 81 Nauy eIarad with
his family naies had Wafrhut Is
auei Tor che FORMERS arrest chsfE-
Ions him with kidnapping when tfe-
NaliY and Mrs ualea came hack
to the city early ln the week fHe
warrant vas SERVED and MrNHfiy
brought before Justice Uafdon In
view 81 the tagt that ~ sally had
taken the mother along with the
children. IuHfl.e dafdnn stated hat
h. did not think MeNHiiY foutd be
prosecuted on the charge ~ kid
mapping bales however. a. rec
solved Go set even sumo way 80
having heard that the destroyer ~
hiH homo expects e. come into eau
siderable property IN a few weeks
he decided "a set revenge through
bis uaehrthapk. and instituted eHkH
proceedings
naiaa succeeded daY o. 81 ego
in aaa urluH possession IT une 81
hts children ife visited the hailar
" here Mentally and MrH uaiea usHa
stopping ant watching hHa chance
seized The thHd lie was forced "a
struggle with a YOUNG woman boar
der ia the house before BE- Ualfid
E-t away and a. result uua ar
rested Tor assault and battery ffs
succeeded. however in taking hiH
sunau daughter from her mother
and she 10 nuw with thr police mat
rom bales 10 out on rreaEnlaa mee
bonds and elu have a heaflng iu .
DAY o. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
PASSED 1T UP
TO G0MPERS

President Gomprra. Of the Amart-
can Federation Of Labor. IL % be
drawn into the recent aqu1bble be-
tween the focal carpenters and the
stage Employees unions over the
construction OF the flaaiB for the
MaFdi Graa festival. Henry Durette.
stage manager Of the Grand opera
house, says that his feelings were
almost iffatrievahly hurt by e. n.
harrington the business agent Of the
carpenters union. tie declares that
~ Harrington butts ln' much more
around the Old aarhnru. near Lake
raiau whefs the floats are being
constructed. that there r. Liable 10
BIZ blood shed. Or. Rt aI events. q
fleece for-au nght iu the meantime
he 81 laying Dis troubles before praa-
.dant Gompors In "a written conn
maHirafIau.
Harette r. member Of The Stage
Employees union. DE claims that
I1 the recent controversy between
that organization and the carprn-
faHa' union. Harrington not only
proved himself 70 Boz an unra1son-
ahia representative OF the caHpen-
tors union. bHt malo many aata-
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Tor another year. Had they done -
the Seattle leo company could not
honestly have said that the other
companies had no contracts. aud
svru II This company had made this
claim. We could easily have proved
llH falHlty Hut we could not ct
MI Crane Of tho Diamond Ice aud
storage company e. HiRu the con
u1et. although we believed n would
be- Ia hiH benefit ~ well a. ours f.
10 80 II looks Ha though ST. Crane
htd made an agreement With the
Seattle Ice company not 10 sign the
contract aud b. held 90 H. ue ap-
trhfea before several ~ our meet
inra previous 90 calling the strike
but Ha were unable 90 reach -
agreement with him. We have no
lil feellng toward him. ! have worked
Tor The company seven years
II does not appear likely today
that there sill be sympathetic
strike uf the cooks. walters and
lunEHhafHmaH. The advisabHlty Of
such action VIII be tbuahed out a.
tho regular meeting OF the Western
meeting via probably Doe one Of the
llFciiest hold To- many weeks Rob
eft iiHakrth business agent ~ the
Cooks Hud Walters. union. when
seen today pfofesasI to be totally
ignorant NJ any agmuathefle strike
movement.
All we have done in connection
with the matter he said. lis % tn
Htrugf our members not 10 handle
any Of The Seattle lee compauY's Ice
II they can help D. A. 70 whether
or not the Western Central VIII to-
night declare "a boycott against all
tho fee companies I cannot say"
.. Y. Morgan. manager Of The SEE
attie lee company. this morning
sent the following eif-eHulauatofy
note 70 Tho star;
% notice la your last evenings
edition. regarding the controversy
between tha ice companies and their
employees. yea mention us the reason
the balance Of the ien companies
would mot sign any agreements with
the unions vas because the Seattle
lee company WAS nov paying less
than the union wage schedule and
had reduced prices.
while it Ia true that We have re-
duced prices. Il o. not true that He
are. in single instance. paying Jess
than the union schedule. and IN
many eases We are paying more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
NO REPAIRS
UNTIL FALL

The fireboat snoQualmie Is not 10
be repaired until next fall. at least
Fire chief Cook aud the board Of
works have decided upon this
course because OF the fact that It
would leave the waterfront danEers
uuHly unprotected 70 las up the
steamer for 10 days or moro dur
Ing the summer Chief Cook thinks
Il would be- preferable 20 get along
with the steamer Ia lta present CON
ditlon rather than 20 lay her off
az this timO Of tho year
Accordingly. The board Of works
Ia not huTryiug much about award
inH the contract for the work
Architect MeAlllster has made his
report a. 10 what repairs should be
inside but Il has not yet been made
public
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DIARIES
DISCUSSED

A discussion Of the clean milk
problem aud the reading OF an In
tercatlag report on the condition Of
the dsirisa Ia and around Seattle b.
the laboratory committee % the
King Cauuty Medical society. va
the feature today of the convention
Of the State Medical Association
which Il being held IN this city
That the most unsanltary ruudi-
lions eHist Ia the majority % the
milk farms Naa shown Ia a paper
rad ~ nr x WinaiaN. a member
- the committee lie ciaaard the
milk wagons uanti In delivering milk
In certain parts ~ the city with
garbage carts and stated that the
largest part Of the milk used In Sc
Riiie b the time u waa delivered
A. the different homes wRs from e
70 2s hours old Pictures taken %
dirty stables. where the eusa are
kept and OF the barns themselves
covered with flith. weFe exhibited.
The discussion had only fairly be
run this morning when 10 Wa time
for the entire body 70 adjourn o.
the home % nf p a Coe# ureai.
Dent % the association. where an
elaborate luncheon Wa served Mrs
Cnc this afternoon IL holding a re-.
eapilou for the wives nf the vialt-
Ing physicians while the doctors
are continuing the discussion - the
clean milk problem on Or Goes
lawn This evening five interesting
papers all BE- read
The association yesterday took a
Hfm stand against the proposition
To establish medical department
tn connection with the Washington
state university n Nas coufendsd
that L would be impossible "a
maintain first class medical de-
partment and that Il would be bet
ter under such circumstances n
have none AZ all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
WANTkD TO GET
RICH QUICK

charles Sehultr. a henbaY at the
Detroit hotel. WaH arrested Ycaterz
day afternoon hy rHtroimau Kius
on d charge uf assault uuI battery
Mrs Grace Cleveland. ara actress.
following the ofpheum circuit o. the
complaining witness SHE Says that
the heiiboy cursed her and struck
her iu the mee ana tore hef clothing
During tho ahs-nce ~ Mr. Cleveland
ffum che hotei yesterday afternoon
Mrs Cleveland oriefed bottle ~
beer II waa brought e. her b
sebultH. She gave him I'D cents lie
demanded 81. which she refused ia
Hay Then she ordered the beverage
taken back na then became anxfY.
she alleges and struck her Upon
the return of her husband q warrant
ssaa aeafu out Tor hia arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
BeHinghan7
Now City of
First Class

BELiINGHAM. July As a
result Of the election herr yeater-
daY. ia which = charter was adopt.
FL b. an overwhelming majority.
beiiiuRham becomes city Of the
first class. the fourth In the state
The elee ton vas very quiet About
ssn9 votes were cast. this being
two-thirda ~ the registration
The contest over the mayurnity
uas one-sided. Romano receiving
a majority % Gil over J p Miller
The closest contest was over the
office OF comptroller. there being a
thHse-corHercd fikht between $. 10.
hildeurand. present clerk. u g.
Jenkins present auditor. and p "a
Graves. former city clerk Of What
com Graves Won. with q plurality
Of e over jenkins city Attorney
White vas reelected over II G.
Beech. present police Judge. ~ a
plurality nf go over 81 J Marsh
and a clear majority over an ether
candidates Of g.
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the union. It Doc lalmcd. have open
d hoaated that IT should make no
difference 10 their employers nH
long as aume % the customers were
soaked b. the drivers and did not
know a.
Thia Hmfiinr system originated
from the custom 90 the drivers
handling the financial end ~ their
distributing work ThIa custom the
employers saint g break up The
onion Bee men have stsadfnstIg re-
fused ta feiinquIHH HnY 81 their ss-
fahiIshed rights IA thia connection
Heretofore fhr drivers have handled
che saHh. credit snd rounan accounts
GA their routes. The wagons arrs
filled with the Ice blocks each morn
ing and each evening lhe drivers
aeHe expected 20 bring hack an
amount ~ cash represented Is the
auannt uf See cakes Hnid5 The aam-
psnIHs lu thla manner often dlI not
know wha their drivers arrr selling
The Ice "a. much lsHa what they aere
charging Tor o. Mast 81 the drivers
were honest. buf there Wsro rfsep-
lions II Is claimed that the effort
90 break up this system lies at the
bottom ~ all ~ the present ffaahir
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Excursion to the National Enesrp.
msnt Military Drill and Review.

Il Will be well worth seeing. The
Northern Pacific railway viii run "a
special excursion train 70 and from
iaHeFleWs wash sunday, July ~
Train leaves Seattle az is30 o. m.
returning VII arrive "a Seattle IT s
o. M allowing ample time a. tho
oueamumeHf 90 Witness the review
which viii take place AZ .. ~.
FARE $3.50 ROUND TRIP Call IA
" T. city office corner ~ First
avenue and YraieH way. for tickets
and further particulars
J. A NAuEAT. General Agent 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
BETRAYED

BERLIN. July "a While the
crown prince Wa riding from Pots
dam al the bead 81 hts guards to-
daY an elegantly dressed young
woman. earryinH bahF threV her
self before the princes horse When
the latter asked shat vas desired
she said she was an officers orphan
aud that 4 prominent eourtier had
betrayed and deserted her She be-
sought the prince 10 compel him 10
marry her
Frederick William promised %
report the caae 20 the kaiser and
placed the petitioner In care Of the
captains wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
PrOhibifiOHiSfs
Name Ticket
fssseiaito The ssarl

EVERETT. July 70 The Pruhi-
hltiouista in state convention yea
tefday afternoon nominated the fol-
loving state ticket. For governor.
A. II Sherwood. Everett. lieutenant
governor. W H. Shields. Spokane.
secretary q state. james Mcdowell.
Olympia. treasurer. Guy P0asuns.
Seattle: auditor. e g Gridiey. Van
couvers commissioner u public
lands. W. H. Lehty. palouae. SUI
perintendeut OF public instruction.
A. .. l.. Gillerman. Tacoma. con.
greazmen. J. W Miller. Centralla:
y r. spaulding. oakesdale. + -.
HAYES. Everett
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CAPTURED?

LONDON. July - A ~ Peters
burg telegram contains Henaa E
tionaI fumoa Go the effect that ahs
japanese. after the terrible reruiHa
Monday night attacked the Port A.
thur positions with = new force and
succeeded in takinE them. The NEE
sage concludes. Hamnr Heefna iu-
credible"
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ments deroratory 60 thc American
Federation uf labor. with which
both unions arr affiliated. purottH
claims that when he stated that his
union WAS doluH nothing not guuu#
tennured by the national orHanita E
ton, burlington referred aliahuuHly
to that body An these grievances
ho la laying before GumpufH
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PULLED HER HAN

Dissatisfaction with his hoard and
accommodation caused Dick Genan
90 wrenk vengeance on Ma May
brennan. his iandiaiY By brutality
asaaulting her Last night. after res
iHtsrlhE a feN complaints a. 90 his
room be suddenly struck her a
blow In the face and then pulled
her hair out BY the hand fali A.
a result Mrs brennan this morning
awore co complaint charging him
with assault and battery Mrs.
nrsnnans home Is AZ 2t05 Western
avenue
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The annual tournament ~ the
Seattle Tennis club began A. 2
O'Clock this afternoon. some Of the
best players 90 the Coast all par
ticipate IN The diffefent classes aud
one q the most Interesting meets
ever held here 90 promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
EXCURSION. EXCURSION
To National Eneampmsnt at Lake.
view.

src the military maueuvefH and
drill ~ the state militia and q. =
regular troops on Sunday July H.
5000 men lu review Leave on the
apa Ial ezaufalan train from Seattle
VIA the Northern Pacific railway at
I 20 B.. ~ u Will be time ~ In
t~fratIuR aiEhtseelng Train will re.
turn 10 90 20 arrive home At 4 q,
m. TArE tt59 ROUND TRIP can
81 Northern Pacific city Ticket Of
flee for tickets OF further iufarma
tom. CORNER ~ First avenue and
XeaIrr Way. Seattle. wash.
J. a. NAULAU. General Agent 'ss
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PLEADS
GUILTY

ST LOUIS Mo July T. John "
EehnattieI the alderman convicted
~ bribery and released bg the au-
preme court on "a technically en-
tered plea of guilty this morning
to q second charge. Sentence WAS
deferred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-13
IRON WORKS
,DESTR0KL D

The Union Iron Works and aav-
erai small houses on Western ave
nue. we're destroyed by the fire
which consumed the Gaffney wate-
house last night
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WANTS BIG DAMAGES

Mrs Della Morris filed a ciaim
for damages with the city COUNSEL
this morning for tt2.150. She clal ms
that on june ~. while walk Ing
along East Harrison street between
Fifteen and sixteenth avenues. she
fen into n ditch not guarded by amy
light She alleges she was In
delicate condition at the time and
suffered serious physical injuries
CINCINNATI. O. July 13.-Ap-
pilCauoua for rooms az the various
hotels Indicate that the national
gathering Of the Eika. 10 be- held
I'm Cincinnati next week. will be the
largest and most representative CON
ventidn in the history OF the punu
Tar order.
Get the good clothes habit. HER
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MNH RIFLE MlW
OF WEW IS DEAD

EASE YESTERDAY GveNN e-crY AND STATE IN MOURN.
ING
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Get the good clothes habit. HER
AID. 1929 I'd ''s
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ICEMEN S
STRIKE

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TOLEDO. O.. July ia Samuel NJ.
Jones. the Golden Rule Mayor. OF
this rity died az SOP o'clock yes
terday afternoon. after two weeks
Illness Death Was the result OF a
complication OF diseases and was
primarily due 20 an ahacesa that
formed CA his luugs