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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
MAY RESTRICT
STREET CROWDS
Supervisors Committee Con-
Siders Proposed Ordinance
for the Prohibited District

The joint Supervisors Committee
on Judiciary and Police yesterday took
under advisement the proposed or
dinance prescribing a district within
which it is prohibited to hold meet
ings on the public streets, which had
been submitted by the Police Depart
ment.
Rev. DR.. Edwards, representing the
Federation of Missions, said that the
ordinance would prevent meetings of
the Salvation Army and the vaAous
missions. Edwards objected to a pro-
hibitive ordinance on the subject.
Rev. ]. A. B. Wilson, representing
several branches of the Protestant de-
nomination protested against the or
dinance in the name of 100000 con-
stituents. Wilson thought any one
should be allowed to speak on the
streets, which he designated as the
poor mans temple of liberty" He
further protested against shutting out
the people who desired to discuss Ia
Dor or other questions. Wilson said
it was not wise to load the Police De-
partment with retty ordinances when
In6Te were RTdVGT
its attention.
why" said Wilson, turning to
Chief OF Police Whitman. 1--WE have
wide open gambling here and wide
open brothels and the town is going
to the bad on those lines. Let us be-
gin to suppress the big deviltries. We
have too much law now and I don't
believe in it. / am pleading for the
right of free discussion, but not for
any particular class"
This proposed ordinance" said j.
J. Paulsell, violates the constitution
relative to the free exercise of relig-
ious worship, the right to the liberty
Of speech and the right Of citizens to
assemble in public places. This
board has the power to control and
regulate, but not to prohibit"
A. Wood of the Salvation Army
made plea for street meetings and
referred to a decision of Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge that the streets
could be used for public gatherings.
Chief Whitman argued in favor of
| the ordinance as a good police regu-
lation. Supervisor Brandenstein took
exception to a remark made by one OF
the speakers that the votes of the SUI
pervisors on the ordinance would be
watched by the labor people. Bran
denstein branded the remark as an in
suit to the members of the board, who
he said, were above any such insinu-
alton.
The committee recommended the
passage Of an ordinance making it un-
lawful to conduct any business in a
building connected with any place
used for immoral purposes.
The joint Committee on judiciary
and Fire postponed action on the pro-
posed ordinance providing for a free
and unobstructed passageway to exits
for fire escapes on buildings. Fire
Marshal Towe submitted a diagram
providing for fire escapes on the sides
of buildings. The committee decided
to meet on Friday, March IS, at
d. M, to consider all legislation de-
signed to insure the safety of theaters
and other buildings.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
CONDEMNS FIELD
TO BE HANGED
Jury DEGREES Ex-Policeman
Must Pay Death Penalty
for Killing of Dirking
BREAKS DOWN IN COURT
Murderer, Upon Hearing His
Fate, Loses Self-ContrOl
and Is Led Away in Tears

Joseph Field must die on the gallows
Tor the murder of his father-in-law,
Fritz Dirking, on the night of Novem-
Der 2, 1903 After celebrating about
half an hour the jury brought in a ver-
dict to that effect at $3.50 o'clock last
evening. The verdict came as a great
shock to Field, and he broke down COM
pletely. When being taken from the
courtroom he cried and said, What
Will my poor mother do?''
The last day of the trial was taken
up principally with the arguments of
counsel for the people and the defense.
During the course of Judge Spinetti's
forceful statement to the jury in behalf
of the defendant he said:
If Joseph FIELDS little girl, Violet,
were in the courtroom now she would
no doubt climb UP on his knee, extend
Ing both her chubby arms and say
papa"
This reference to his child affected
Field, and for the first time during the
course of the trial he manifested some
feeling by giving vent to tears. His
aged mother, who has been at his side
continuously, bore UP bravely until the
sobbed pitifully on her sons shoulder.
MOTHER K FRUSTRATED.
When the case was submitted to the
jury, shortly before o'clock, FIELDS
mother was completely prostrated and
had to be assisted from the courtroom.
When the jury returned with it's ver-
dict Mrs. Field was unable to be present.
The trial was resumed at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, and the defense
placed Emil Field, a brother of the de-
fendant, on the stand to corroborate
the testimony given by Patrolman Neil
Riordan the preceding day relative to
the visit to the Dirking house after the
shooting. The defense then rested, and
District Attorney Byington then Of
fered to place George F. Kelly, Walter
Kelly and Detective Gibson on the
stand in rebuttal of the testimony given
by ]. Bouse that the rear door bore no
evidence of having been kicked. An
objection by the defense to the intro
duction of the testimony was sustained.
Detective E. L. Gibson was then
called by the prosecution and testified
that on the front door of the Dirking
residence were marks that had the ap-
pearance of having been made with
Jimmy similar to the one introduced
at the trial.
Mrs. Quarles next testified that Field
had said in her presence that "he would
fill his wife full of lead and buy her
lot in the cemetery"
PLEADS FOR ACQUITTAL.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

The will of Louis Elkus. the mcr-
chant who died a few days ago, was
filed for probate yesterday. He leaves
his entire estate, which is estimated
to be worth many thousands of dol
lars. to his widow, Cordelia Elkus.
trusting to her love and affection to
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Commissioncr lew Resigns.

Because Of pressure Of business Eu-
gene w. Levy, Commissioner Of the Su-
perior Court, has rendered his resigna-
ton. His place viii be filled at a meet
ing Of the Judges to be held next Tues
day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

filed a petition in insolvency in the
United States District Court yester-
day. He owes 1859 and has $1S7 as
sets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Intcrpreter pa silva ONT.

L. Eca da Silva, inspector and inter-
prefer in the Chinese Bureau, is no
longer in the Government service, his
employment having been terminated
several days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

c F. Humphrey announces that he has
removed his law Offices to rooms 211 TO
ZIG, inclusive. tenth floor. Crocker build
ing. Telephone Private Exchange 151.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Danish Masquerade BAN,

masquerade ball under the aus
pices of the Danish Brotherhood of
America will be given this evening in
Turn Verein Hall on Turk street
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
French Mixed
Chocolate Creams 25c

Also handmade bonbons.
Handmade chocolate creams
and chewing chocolates are 2sc
h., too.
It's the best candy news in a
long while.
Not only pay less. but get more
than you usually do.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

provide for their eight children. Mrs.
Elkus is named as executrix OF the
will
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Policeman Wants His Salary.

Police officer Peter S. Chappelle filed
petition for a writ of mandate yester-
day directing Auditor Harry Baehr to
turn over to him his warrant for his
salary for the month of January, 1904.
He says Baehr refuses to give him the
document. Judge Hunt, to whose court
the case was assigned by Presiding
Judge Kerrigan, issued an alternative
writ, returnable before him March 1S,
when Baehr's reasons for Withholding
the warrant will be heard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

Weak Eyes cured by Murine Eye REM
edy. Cures pink eye and all inf1amed
conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05

500 Rupture Cure for SO by Hunter. 12oG
Market st. Send for circular
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Mrs. Elkns Gets Estate.

An indamed throat should not be neglected
Piso's Cure for Consumption heals.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
PLEADS FOR ACQUTTTAL.

Deputy District Attorney Whiting
then opened for the prosecution. He
reviewed the testimony and pointed out
the inconsistency of the defense. Judge
]. A. Spinetti then opened for the de-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
z
IOC SAIR d aY
.. cles {
O1leI AfuCIeS one I

many will be surprised to find so
inexpensive.
Large box powdered borax, Ioc.
Bradley's tooth powder, Ioc.
Box 8 cakes toilet soap. Ioc.
Box face powder. Ioc.
Large piece chamois skin. Ioc.
Box violet talcum powder. Ioc.
Wood-back hand brush. Ioc.
Large ribbon dressing comb. Ioc.
Whisk broOms. Ioc-
Large box packing camDhor, Ioc.
Cake shaving soaD. Ioc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Insolyent Farmer.

Log Cabini THE bread with a flavor" Ask
your dealer-wholesale-9o0 Dolores st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-05
Bay Rum SC

Large bottle and double distilled
quality. Less to-day than it has been
CASTLE Soap 13c
A good quality and large bar.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
SAN FELIPE
ANNUAL FEAST or THE OLD
TOWN WILL eE CELEBRATED
THIS YEAR ON SUNDAY. JUNE
PROGRAM.

Saturday. june 4. at 7.30 solemn
ycspers with illumination.
sunday morning AZ 9. concert a. the
Ola Town park Boy the First Regiment
band
Al 40 a. No., solemn high mass ln
honor Of the saint and panegyric 81
tho same
AZ . o'clock ln the afternoon Goa
cert by the band At the park, sack
races. barrel races foot races. buFr0
aces. climbing the creased pole ard
other amusomonts until p. M,
Prizes will be- given "a the winners,
Attp. M viii emerge from the ca
thedral the solemn procession bear
Ing ON a dlas the statue OF &c. Phillip,
followed by accolytea with Chandol.
lors aud ceuseFs, who will be followed
/ by the different religious societies
with tboir distinctive tanners and 70.
/ Fallns. The procession will b. pre-.
coded Boy tho military band
A. 1880 Ia tho evening the hand
viii give another concert in the park.
Al 5 p, M. a young ladies' choir ac'
|cOmpalied By the organ. will sling So
lectl0ns from sacred music.
A. speeches will be- made by an
invited gentleman from the new town
and By a resident OF the old.
AZ p. m. there will be a brilliant
display of fireworks.
The residents OF the Old TOwn on
Rallr1ad avenue west ahd an those on
the plaza are requested by the com
mittoo 90 adOrn tho fronts % their
houses with the national colOu Tor
the occasion. especially around the
Old Town park.
our noighbors OF the new town, AZ
well as the residents along the val
10y and from other places, arc cordial
ny invited 20 bo present and iake part
in the festivities.
JESUS ROMERO.
NESTOR mONTOYA.
MANUEL T. SPRINGER.
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

The Ohio republican platform con.
ta.ns the following solid plank
All republican principles will be up.
held until the triumph We iavitc "a
rally With as 10 this election an who
believe IN continued protection TO
American industry and labor. sound
hnance, expanding trade and iucroas.
Ing commerce, peace with an the
world, but the maintenance Of every
American principle and the defense
of every American interest. an Amer.
team merchant marine adequate for
our commerce in peace aud 90 protect
o. IN war, a navy commemorate with
Uur Importance as a nation; an army
sufficient for our defense; the Panama
canal. tU connect the oceans and IA.
cilitato our commerce; a lofty dlplo.
macy IN tho Affairs OF tho world; the
extension and Endorsement OF laws
against unjust discrimination 10 com.
bInatlOns "a restraint OF trade, eqult.
able treatment OF labor. tho complete
protection OF every American citizen
in every constitutional right % home
aud abroad, an exalted franchise; a
pure ballot. guaranteeing 90 every
citizen tho right TO vote and have his
ballot counted as cast, so that the
verdict % the ballot box may correctly
register me viii of tho people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Socialism implies a changed atti.
tndc In the economic life of the PEG.
pie towards property. and that the
worlds work will bo dominated Boy
public property Accumulated prop.
orty ls divided into productive goods
and enjoyment goods A further die.
tinctl0n is between accumulated
wealth and income wealth Socialism,
a. understood today, means that the
Instruments of production snail be, IN
the main. public or collective proper.
~ Although conservative socialists
40 not insist upon public ownership
of an land aud capital, they consider
that tho chief kinds OF capital and the
Ereator part Of the land should be
collective land They wish each 10
have bis income and 90 have d uudar
bis control aud that Il may be lncroaa.
cd. but a umat be- tho result OF per
abolish chat they describe aB person.
H0nal eHorI Tho socialists dCsae 20
ally unoaued income They demand
the collective management OF zach
Industry. in order 10 secure perfect
system. harmony and unity Of EFFORT
They demand, also. the distribution Of
income by common authority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
InlsI MlIrnnnn

Tho Alomaeorlo Journal gives GOOD
reasons f1- uniting the two territories
into single state 10 says
~ New Mexico and Arizona are
separately entitled 20 statehood then
to unite them as one state will bet.
tor nc them for admission. as combln
Ing the taxable property and popula-
ton OF both will make a greater state
IN area. greater IN wealth and natural
resources, and greater On everything
that goes To- give n state dignity proc.
tigo and power IN its relations 90 tho
other states and go the government of
the United Stutca
"The arguments are on lu favor of
Joint statehood. Tho conditions in
both territories are Identical The
common interests are mining. stock
and farming by irrigation. and no 90.
vorsity anywhere"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
nrnntRlrY OF DIAM

The following beautiful excerpt is
from an ouloEy of johu J. Ingalls,.
Kansas greatest snator, at the grave
Of "a friend.
''In the democracy of death an
men are at least equal
There is neither rank nor prerog.
alive IN the republic az the grave.
A. this fatal threshold tho phiiiso.
pher ceases 20 boz wise. and the songs
Of the poet are silent Dives relin.
quiHhes hts millions and Lazarus hts
rags.
"Tho poor man rs as rich as The
richest and the rich man as poor ne
the paupor Tho creditor loses has
uaury. and the debtor is acquitted Of
his obligation.
There tho proud man 7urronders
his dignity, the politician his hon0rs
the wording his pleasures; the in
valid needs uo physician and the Ia
boror rests from his unroQuItod toll
Here 40 least is natures final equity
Tho wrongs OF time are rcdrossod
injustice % explained and the irony
Of fate n refutod; tho unequal dis
tribution OF honor. wealth, capacity
pleasure and opportunity which max,
life 30 cruel and incxpllcahlc a trag
edy. passes ia the realm OF death
The strongest there have no supro
macy. and the weakest needs no Dc
Tense.
The mighty captain succumbs q,
the inyinciblo adversary who dlsarm.
alike the victor and the vanqulshod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

row margin Of eighteen votes out Of
a total Of SOC the assembly rejected a
resolution advising the ministers OF
tho church to refuse to perform the
Marriage cc,vmony ln the caao Of
persons whose marr'rre might be- for.
u.tdcn hy tho church Ga which these
porsons hold m.mhe ship The result
of thls decision is to leave each indivi.
dual case 90 the de rotlon Of the min.
lister concerned
The practice OF tho Presbyterian
church o. 90 recognize divorce only
I'm the case of unfaithfulncss or wiliul
dosort.on iu which circumstances q
comedies tho dght of the innocent
party 90 marry TIE Episcopal church
Or oven more rcstT ctod DO lts rules
and recognize onlJ dlvor q for inn.
delity.