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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-28
Rok XIV.

l 1ldllOlldl l1oi NSSlSi W. ESiShhe
dill sic wczoraj popoludniu pn.
Isl Washington str. celem ma
| radzenia sic, co maja czynic W
| obec nowego rozporzadzenia
| kompanii co do zwiekszonej hcz-
by godzin piracy tygodnioweJ.
| Byli tam reprezentanci roznych
uni i zdania dose byly podzielo-
ne, a niektorzy radzili zarzadzie,
| strajk generalny, ale ostatecznie
| znaczna wiekszost przyszia do
przekonania, re strajk ME przy-
dalby sic ma mic postanowionc
poddac sic nowemu rozporzadze-
niu.
Kompania kolei Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific, zamknela
wczoraj swe warsztaty pomiedzy
~ 81 utica j 50 robotnikow
stracilo zatrudnienie. Kotlarze u
mini tam zatrudnieni domagali
sic podwyzszenia plac. w odpo-
wiedzi ma to kompania plakatami
oznajmila robotnikom, re war
sztaty zostana zamkniete ma czas
meoznaczony. Zarzadcy kompa-
nil utrzymuja jednakowoz, re je-
dno drugiem ME stoja w zwia-
zku, warsztaty zamknieto ola
ograniczenia wydatkow.
Herman Simon, nieunijny ro-
botnik maszynowy u Goodman
Mfg. Co., zam. ma rogu w. 4Sth
place i Halsted str, wczoraj wra-
cajac Cd piracy w tramwaju, zo-
stall przez trzech ludzi, = praw-
dopodobnie strajkier6w lub ich
przyjacioi, stracony z wagonu ma
ulice mocno obity. Zabrano ma
tez S.. Me ma zreszta jeszcze "a
dnych dowodow ma to, re napa-
stnikami byli strajkierzy:: jest
to dotychczas tylko zapatrywa-
ME osobiste Simona.
Sledztwo zakonczone. a.
Grand jury wczoraj zakonczy-
la sledztwo w sprawie katastrofy
kojejowej w Glenwood d. IS lip
ca, kt6rej ofiara padio 1S osob "a
bitych, a przeszlo 100 pokaleczo-
nych. Oskarzeni zabojstwo zo-
stall: Frank E. Hoxie, inzynier
pociagu frachtowego; Frank Cas-
per, konduktor tegoz pociagu )
Charles H. Wright, hamulcarz te-
goz pociagu. Uznani niewinnymi
zostali Frederick Whiteman, te-
legrafista pociagu i Patrick Cos
tello, palace, chociaz jury koro-
nerska uznafa ich winnymi.
Hoxie uciekf zaraz po katastro-
fie dotychczas 60 ME znalezio-
no.
Grand jury skonstatowala, ze
personal pociagu frachtowego po-
winien byl zatrzymat sic czcr-
wonej tablicy lub semaforu. Me
uczyniwszy tego, postapil wbrew
przepisowi. Hamulcarz Wright
ME ostrzegf flaga zadnych pocia-
gov mogacych sic zblizac tyiu,
gdy pociag sic przerwai. Konduk-
tor Casper opuscii pociag, ably
wype}nit czynnoSt nalezaca do
kogo innego personalu. Caly
personal powinien byl ussuchas
ostrzezenia telegrafisty.
PoIcyarlt oslzar5ony.
Zdaje sic, re policyant Seba-,
stan, pelniacy siuzbe W stacyi
policyjnej w Cragin, bardzo jest
nielubiany przez tamtejszych
nieszkancow, ktorzy mu zarzu-
GAIA, re przywiaszcza sobie mai
rozmaitsze atrybucye jemu SIG
ME nalezace rzadzi sic jak car
W swoim dystrykcie.
Do komisyi ssuzby cywilnej ma
desz1o mnostwo skarg ma niego,
| p,,c~h no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-28

Rzy1n, 2S wrzesnia. = w Wa
tykanie robia sic wielkie przygo-
towania do uroczystego obchodu
iubileuszu ogioszenia dogmatu o
Niepokalanem Poczeciu. w
dniach obchodu znajda SIG w
Rzyrnie Biskupi re wszystkich
czesci swiata. Najwieksza piel-
grzymka ze Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych przybedzie pod przewodnc-
TWEEN Biskupa Nc Donnella z
Brooklyna, kt6remu towarzy-
szye beda prawie wszyscy probo-
szczowie jego dyecezyi. Biskupi,
kt6rzy sami przybyc ME zdolaja.
przysla zastepcow.
Rzym, 2S wrzesnia. = Wielkie
zainteresowanie budzi tn wiado7
mosc, re premier Gioletti spotka
sic z niemieckim kanclerzem Bue-
lowem W Hamburgu. ZaRewnia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-28
Ma egzaminie.

Ma egzaminie.
= Powiedz mi pan czego potrzeba
do sporzadzenia testamentu?
Nieboszczyka l pieniedzX
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
NOT ACCEPTED
AoJUrANT GENERAL wHlTEMAN
WRITES ABOUT THE noRRA.
DALE RESIGNATION.

Colonel John Borradailc. Albuquerque.
Nm.
sir. Referring 90 the matter of
your resignation as colonel % tho
First regiment Of infantry. upon which
no action has been taken. I desire 90
say that think 70 would be 20 tho
interest OF the service n you would
withdraw the same and consent 20
retain your command fully appro.
ciatc ON the reasons FOR your dosir
lnr to leave the service, ] know % o.
great tax upon your time and upon
your purse. but your connection with
the runrd has been long, honorable
and efficient. and the complications
that might arise In trying 20 nm tho
position compel me 20 ask that YOU re-
consider the matter and consent %
remain in The service. lu an prObabll.
ity an cncampmCnt will ho hold dur
ing tho coming summer. at which your
knowledge and experience will be- in.
valuable In making the oncampmcnt
successful ln every way Please let mo
hear from Won at your earliest con.
yCnionco Very respectfully.
w. r. WHITMAN.
AdiutRnt General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
EMPTY TOWER.
ls That Of the strikers q, san Bss,
nardlHo.

la That of the strikers "a San Beri
nardlHo.
The machInlsts' bis tower has been
vacant since the temporary iniunC
ton issued by the United states court.
says The San HornardIno Timcs indov.
The maChIulsis are determined that
uo move Goa their part viii ho taken
that can ln any way give an oppor
funIty fUr "a charge of d.sohoying the
injunction
This has been au orderly sirlko A
comparison oft thc police records viii
show that at thIs time last aoaeon
there were more arrests f1r tho month
of May than thore have bccn so far
this month.
Don't think that because the strill
ors are seeking Temporary employ
mont elsewhere that they have aaand
1uol fho nght said "a machinIst. who
added "ThIi o. only one Indication
that they intend to stand by the cause
ThDrH iE law of tho union which
makes % necessary for mcmbur
leaving one district to take work ln
another that hc must be- regularly
transferred 90 The lodge Co. The district
In which be- is working. This law la
not effective during a strike. bat ac.
cordlng Co the rules mo- tranfcr during
such time can be- mado. Take the
Union Pacific trouble for Instance. and
uu ono viii deny that the machIulsts
won. the strikers scattered an over
fho country. one of che aupulations
of settlement was that the company
should take back every mauwhoWruct
and Do was necessary Tor mon to ro
turn from as Oar as New York Many
of them had gotten vol located ~
distant points and didn't want 90 rc.
turn. but the union was standing by
Its compact aud compelled them t0.
or they could have boon finally trans.
forrod. Many OF them worked with
thC linton Pacific r. year or whatever
me stipulated time was, and then re-
turned 10 their former positions SO
YOU zee that though tho local strikers
drift 90 me farlhosi ends of the earth
they viii nll come home again when
the strike ls settled and the union
will Insist that the company take back
svery man who went out"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
SAN MARclAl

From me Nee
Mrs jobs Gallagher and children
have gone 10 visit Mr. Gallagher at
Arkansas CITY. kan
Mr. and Mra Frank Johnson loft
,nr, foT a months enjoyment OF the
slrhtB a. the Worlds fair.
Mrs. H. a lasley after a pleasant
,.7t Of several weeks with friends
n tho Indian territory returned 20
San Marnlal the other day.
Miss May Crawford arrived from
20 paso. accompanied by Nrs. Rock.
hpitR children. with the intention of
n naming here some little time.
Miss Kathryn Cadogan. who has
r1ont the winter with her parents has
lco Tor Chicago. She intends taking a
rip TO Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toron.
TO and up tho S. Lawrence 90 Mont.
real. thence back 90 Chicago.
Rev. "a LcBrcton ls expected TO ro.
visit San MarcInl ln a fcw days when
Mrs. LoBroton will return with him
90 Watrous While here 50 e. surmlsed
that "a will oniciato Ia a drama some
thing after the manner of two hearts
beating 80 one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
POLICE COURT

Ed Morris. charged with drunken
ness was given i've days ih Police
Judge CFawI0fla court this morning
Iuarita naca. q native woman. was
also given ave days Tor diaordorly con
duet
SulzO Coroo disturbed The peace and
was much the worse foF The liquid that
inylg0ratoa and rocolvd ten days in
which 10 work and bo good
The case OF Rafael Apodaca. charged
with carrying pistol and threatening
20 defend himself against an comerE.
was up 10 the police court ihls morn
Tag. The COMPLAINING witness. Pablo
Lucoro. gave testimony 90 the effect
that ADodaca and ho we're together
Ia the 0l0riUitu saloon, IN tho south
part Of town. on Tuesday night. May
20, about u o'clock. and that On loav
Ing the saloon Apodaca followed Pablo
out of the saloon and as part on their
conversation Apodaca sisted that ho
was prepared 90 deiond himself aud.
Lucoro claims. showed his means or
defense a revolver Luccro produced
three witnesses bat none of them
saw ffo gun play Apodaca was DO.
Tended by Attorney Frank Alderman.
Ho pleaded not guilty 90 the charge.
bat tho court decided that be- carried
che piaioi and sentenced him tO sixty
days or $50 Ono. During enc proceed.
lnFa UBitd states Attorney w. B Chill.
ders appeared f1f the defendant but
finding NJ Ack1man on the defense.
wla.arow Mr Ackcrman took an ap.
peal
Lou Davis Was the complaining Wit
ness lh ire case 90 roundmsator
Ward charged with entering Mr..
Davis premises 90 secure q loose
Horse on account Of NJ. Davis hav.
ing been IN the court aetorN times
bohoro 10 tho same trouble. 10 court
decided 30 dlamiaa the case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
ARRESTED THE WRONG MAN

This morning al II o'clock. on a
warrant sworn 90 before judge Baker.
sheriff Hubbeli arrested Patrick Muir.
ply, vho Is one Of tho striking boiler.
makers, tho latter being charged with
violating che Santa Re railway iniunc.
ti0n, by intimidating and attempting
90 set certain Imported men 20 quit
t.cir Jobs a. 80 local shops. Tho
case came on before Judge Baker this
afternoon at o'clock. and Il was
clearly proved that the wrong man
haa been arrested, hence Mr. Murphy
was discharged by the court with
apologies from the court and the rail.
way company's attorneys Mr.. Muir.
pay has lived in Albuquerque many
years. Tho proprIotors OF The Litl-
zon have known the gentleman inti.
matoly since ne has been here. and
a. the time OF his arrest We doubted
II be were tho right man wanted. This
paper Is pleased % say that Mr.. Muir
Ply is a iaw-abidlng citizen. and viii
not become tranagroBsOr of the Laws.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
HON. EUTlNlO MONTOYA
HIS FUNERAL LARGELY ATTEND.
20 At SAN ANTONIO VEsrER.
DAY MORNING.

Hon D. " Chavcs. a wcll.lmown at
tornoy eft this city. who attended the
funeral and burial OF Hon. Euumio
MoniOya at san Antonio yesterday
morning returned 90 the city this
mornlnF Mr. ChaveB says the uncr
al was one of the largest over held ln
socorro county. ana vas attended by
relatives ana sorrowiug friends who
came many miles to show thoir esteem
Tor the deceased Mr. Moutoya was a
wealthy merchant and sheep raiser OF
San Antonio llo was afflicted with
HrFhts disease of the Kidneys. and
went 90 Mineral Springs. Tex. Tor re.
lior Pc grew much bcttor for n cou.
pie of days at the springs. but tho
end came suddenly a few days ago
The remains wore en- Aimed aud
shipped to san Antonio. and tho last
sad rites were performed over hts
body yesterday morning al 40 o'clock.
The deceased was about 90 years old.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

her husband BY Judog walthall Ga the
grounds that she was not capable Of
realizing her act when Induced by her
husband 3, marry her.
The woman myatCriouBly disappear.
cd the following evening after the
marriage and refused 20 bo found by
her anxious husband. who uworo that
she had been taken from him by
force That this was not the case was
shown by the grand finale in Che
count house yesterday 90 pas0 Her.
aid.
Tho widow of this romance De-
known lu Albuquerque al Mrs. T.. A.
Scott from Texas She stopped sew.
.oul months az the Alvarado. and was
.rcput0d to ho very wealthy She was
iash.ug and several knights fou her
victims during her stay her. AmouR
them was The rCduuhtol Baron won
Wilhelm of Germany 10 iF also whIs.
nsted that q tlH...
mau became so badly amitton that
sleu Jhc widow tired oft him ho mys
ItorIouaIy disappeared whether be
found suicide grave or ngd the
country ha friends hero are unable
to say.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Territorial Topics

feet that he expended money for prt
vato use and the grounds for the
charge were that he drew numerous
checks. amounting to g2.3Si. against
tho deposit OF Mora county IN the
First National bank OF las Vegas
which deposit was made by Paul D.
49, Vraln as the deputy OF Rumaldo
Roybol. collector and treasurer Of the
county Hale was authorized by S..
Vrain to sigu checks against the coun-
~ funds and his signature was 90 au-
thorlEod at the bank Tho checks
drawn by Edw rd Halo for which the
indictment FOR embczzlemont was
made were an On payment of debts OF
the b. D. st. Vraln company. n cor.
poration ~ which Paul d. g. Vraln
and Edward Halo. with others we're
shareholders.
Tho defense Of Hale was that he
acted only as tho clerk or agent Of p
%. &C. Vain in the signing OF the
checks: that ST. Vraln had knowlodro
OF The purpose for which the checks
we're drawn, and that no authorized
the drafts for such purposes.
Tho court held that any use Of pub.
lic moneys for private expenditure by
Enc person ln whose custody tnoy
might be-. is cmbozzloment and the
jury found accordingly
Edward Halo ls a young man who
came from Missouri about a year ago
and. with bis fathc- and others.
bought an interest In the concern az
Mora which was organized under the
uamv of the p. d. st. Vrain company.
to continue the old established husl.
ness of the ST. Vrain mercantile house.
ilis interest was but ny, shares of the
900 into which the capitalization OF
$40 was divided.
Considerable sympathy ia NE for
young Mr. Hale. the opinion being Ca.
pressed that be- has been offered as a
scHpogoat for others more culpahlc. 10
denied q new trial his counsel win ap.
peal to the higher court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

fo'd university and is on hia way 90
his homo In New York.
The sisters at the sanitarlum com.
plain that they. as we'll a. the guests
a. The sanitarIum. are much annoyed
by stray dogs that prowl around the
prcmiscr and make night hldoous wus
their barking and running on the
pnrcheH ,nloas the nuisance is
thated they intend 10 poison an dogs
found on the premises
Mise ~. E Dlasotto, accompanied
by her brother Jamca T. Dissotto. who
has boon visiting In the city for SOW.
Cral days. LETT for Iaguna. from whore
Mr. Dlssotto viii return 20 bis acme
o. indianapolis. Ind. Mt Dlssotto was
for seven years connected with one OF
the leading newspapers of che east
and stated 20 "a representative OF the
New Mexican that ono of bis last du.
ces hs a reporter was an interview
with President Garfield
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

From me Chicnain.
Miss Thomas OF Albuquerque. regis
tered no the uudsor.
Mrs o. chamberlain ard SON.
M s. Chamberlain. went down Co M
paAo.
d. n. smith. Of Colorado. has bought
two cr three small holdings about a
milo north OF the School of Mines.
Miss Anne W. Fitch will go out Co
Water canyon next week for an out
ms O.. a few weeks in that popular
uuntain resort
George %. Card. OF tho School of
Mihcs. went up 90 Albuquerque 10 at
tend .io civil service examination.
@ q. Arnold q student in one Of the
technical departments OF the School of
Mines during the past year loft Cor
Colorado
Dr. C. r. Blackinrion expects to
leave 90 a day or two ON q business
trim that win taFo him to Chicago
Vol, DO. New York Boston aud other
ctgtoru cities.
Mrs D. l.. Taylor OF El poso. ar
rived IN socorro and is "a guest On
tho homo OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe T.
Saith. Mrs. Taylor is the mother al
Pierre Hines. who has been a stu
dent a. tho School OF Mines Tor tho
last three years
W. iiCmiLg Jones returned to So
zorro from Denver. Mt Jones made
many warm friends during his visit
ln the city year ago lio will nov
SO 90 Lincoln county for n business
visit ~ n TOW days and then return
TO SocOrrn for the summer
Postmaster Kittroll has received
from the postoHco department tho
pleasing announcement that his sal
AIRY VIII be- r7Isod, the increase 90 sd
into effect July T. This speaks we'll
for Postmaster Kittrell's efficiency and
the amount OF business done az the So
zorro Office.
Leon Don.inian. student at the
School of Mines during tho past year
lcf Tor Nevada, whore no has accept
"a q desirable position Mr. DomlnIan
was born On Constantinoplo. Turkey
and received his education principally
nl an American college in that CITY,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
SANTA re-
From ne New McyIcan

From the New Mexican
Grant nv aburg Is seriously 900 az
hls residence on Palace avenue. There
rs. howeV,r. no truth Ga the report
that he has boon stricken with par
alyais.
The sarta Re Light and Water com.
pany estimates that 5000 900 gal
Ions OF water we're used during the
day iu Me city for irrigating lawns
aud orchards
The citg marshal and police magis.
tratr state that they will prosecute 20
the fuii extent OF the law any one civ.
ms llqnor 20 the old bogEar women on
the stiCeta
Mr. and Mrs Charles N. stauncr
expect 10 start for their old home In
South bethlehem, Pa, ON Friday. They
win 90 via ~ paso 90 Galveston by
rain and from Galveston by steamer
10 New York city.
=. d. Powell. OF New York. arrived
here and will spend several days Wis.
icing HE uncle. ox.solicltor General
y. J.. Viotory az the Victory residence
on Doisado avenue Mr. Powell gradu.
atod this spring from Leland stan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
GALLUP

FrUm the Republican.
W. oliver returned from a six
mouths HoIourn In Kansas
Miss Blako ALL spend the sum.
mer vacation at her home in Las W..
rns. NJ NJ
Prof W, ~ Decker and family will
visit Long Beach, Calf. during the
SUMMER vacation.
The Gallup Ice plant has been ship
ping forty tons of tee "a day during
che past wook Pretty good Tor a
little zen ton plant
Mrs Ocos Browthorlon. formerly n
ClarkVillC but now of Prescott. Arl.
suna. Who has been visiting her broth.
sr and SISTER, Mr. aud Mrs w g.
Brothcrton. of Gallup returned to her
homo Tuesday
The American Fuel company has
shipped several barrels OF slack from
this point lately 90 Germany Tor the
purpose of having DO tested tor bra
euett0H should tho return from Che
tost prove satisfactory, che company
will Immediately install a plant mr.
che manufacture OF brIQucttos ~
B.aaun
Mrs EBpcy ana children. OF Beau
mont. Calof. are visiting Mrs Wolff
Who is a sister OF Mrs Espeys The
lady wac accompanied by her husband
who stopped over between trains and
then continued on Co Iowa Mra Es
poy will remain here until July ist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

The advanced methods in forestry
which are gradually coming into
vogue are arrosting the reckless for.
ost destruction in some quarters. but
the results go FAR are feeble and not
general The solution OF the problem
by using "a substitute FOR tho wooden
tlo Is often discussed, Metal Ties have
ao far proved failure IN America
because of the great weight 81 tho
rolling stock Ia bo sustained Under
any conditions the steel CSC viii a.
ways be- wanting iu the resilleucy
which is so great a desidoraium to
both rolling stock and track
should 81 be- that me electric motor
will ln time supcrsede the freight 10.
como,ive which ita ponderous recIpro-
eating parts. some part Of the ohioc.
lion t0 the steel 90 may bo removed.
There have been suggestions of uos
OF nbrous artificial material Tho last
named proposes the use % n block o.
wood under each rail- base. Such q
tlo would have weirhtbsarinE surface.
structural rig.dlty and rosllloncy and
would seem 90 be promising
Some roads have already antlcipat
od the trend Of things and have 81.
tahllshed departments Of forestry.
and gone Into the growing 90 their
own ties This plan commits the rail.
road To- o large expenditure but Il r.
wise one. However n D. believed
very much could be done by a forestry
bureau 20 cooperate with the FARMERS
along the line. stimulating forest oul.
turo BY the many agensios OF oduca.
tlon and cooperation win tho rail-
road has az sd command. Tho pro.
spect OF tio shortage which 10 coming
before the railroads rs due 90 waniom
and reckless waste rather than mad.
oquacy OF resources. with better hua.
banding 0f resources great things can
he done
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
HILLseoRo

From ino Advocate
Stmo nno ore has been recently
developed loo che Bigolow mines
A thorough sample SIS being made of
the taillngg dump at the Porter mill
Rohcrt Groves returned Wcdnea.
day from ttu Roswell military ustl
tute.
Harry EllIp.t is somewhat OF a Grip
pie those days Iio ran q nail into hls
foot
Miss Pauline Mayer. OF FairvIew
tna been Engaged 10 teach che Her.
moaa school.
Stocamou from various parts of the
county report the country very dry
and the loss OF cattle heavy.
The new within at the Treasure mine
has been Put IN position and the shan
ST. being cleaned out.
W Hilor entertained a number Of
hia iuvChllo friends az tho ligrctt
ranch ono day this week
Bishup Eenduck will be here aud
conduct religious services in 'ho Union
church Sunday June o.
Golrso s. blRois and son are IN
from QuaHgitc They report that par.
tics 'bete have recently discovered
some very rich gold quartz
W. y Miller O son OF Mr. w. W.
Miller president Of the Empire Gold
Mining aud Mining 'lmpauy. arrived
here last week 90 hhs employment
lT the mines.
Sodle stlrEWln believe they will get
IN luChy ifth.g lo not lose more than
90 pcr cent a. their cattle. sierra
county is more IN need OF rain than
forest reserves 90 present
Forrest j. haldonborg who spent
two months or mogs ia Hllaboro. lon
last Saturday for Globe. Aria. where
ho has extensive mining interests Mr..
Kaldonborg while here made a careful
study Of the mining situation. and pre-.
diets a great future for the camp