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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
MOTOR CYCLES USE IN WAR.
Fast Time Made in Carrying Dispatches
Over Rough Country.

Vienna, April 1S.-An interesting series Of ex-
periments in carrying war dispatches by means
Of motorcycles was conducted by the War Min
lister yesterday. The route selected was over
rough ground. and the distance was 1870 miles,
with four relays. The shortest time made was
eight hours and twenty-eight minutes. II is es-
timated that cavalry relays would take twenty
hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
cowLEs PRAISES FATHER eLEEsoN

The following telegram has been received nv
Archbishop Farley from Captain CowIes of the
batteship Missouri;
II gives me great pleasure 70 let you know of the
splendid conduct of Father Gleeson at the ttTa -
the explosion board this vessel on April IL ris
duty nobly done, not only as cha pIain snd
priest. but ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
COREA NOT GRANTING CONCESSIONS
Foreigners Not Needed at Present, Says
Minister Allen.

Washington. April 1S.-Minister Allen reports
to the State Department that the Corean gov
eminent is not now granting mining other
concessions; hence applications for SUCH" says
the Minister. ARE useless" Mr.. Allen adds that
the Corean government is not now I'm need Of
foreign assistants mining or other engineers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
a LANDING At KIN-CHOW?
Serenity Japanese Transports Re
ported Heading There.

Tien-Tsin, April 1S-From several sources re-
ports have been received here saying that q
japanese feet Of over seventy transports IS
heading for Kin-Chow. about one hundred miles
northeast OF Port Arthur.
Paris. April 1S-A dispatch 10 the Temps"
from St Petersburg says the japanese are pre-
pairing to cut the Russian line Of communica-
ton along the peninsula Of Liao-Tung at the
same time that they cross the Yalu River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

Seoul April 1s.-The commissioner Of customs
nj Gensan reports that strong Russian force
the number Of which IS not known, is advancing
on the great south road, following the inland
cosSt ~ South Ham-Gyong-Do. The Russians
passed TO the rear OF sungjin, which was occu-
MED by G scouting party. The main body oocu-
pied Puk-Chon. eighty miles north Of Gensan'
on April II. The TANKS and rear were exposed
with the evident intention OF drawing a japanese
attack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

bRssador. this afternoon presented his letters or
recall to the Emperor with the traditional cere-
Inony. The Ambassador drove to the Winter
Palace IN q gilded state coach preceded by OUT
riders he was received by his majesty in his
private study. Charles Hardinge, the successor
OF Ambassador Scott, is expected here soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

machinist OF the American cruiser YANKEE, ,ss
was killed by insurgents on February s1ns;rsrs
present year. The Americans and DofniIHON
placed wreaths the grave.
President Morales arrived here yesterday -.~-,.
The political situation Is better, altnousn 5.sss
towns still IN the hands OF the rebels ussv
is improving Produce is entering this city lieO-s
The country near San Domingo Is quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
LOSSES OF THE MAD MuLLAH

London. April 1sy-The War Secretary. II. O. Ar
roid-Forster. IN the House OF Commons this after
noon said that the Mad Mullah OF somaliland had
sustained very severe losses in men and s7t,,,1s
and that IFS forces were routed and driven c,. -
the Protectorste. The Mulah is now nrscti.o1 ~,
without any following. and therefore II ia 49,
decided 10 discontinue military operations ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
RUSSIANS FORTIFY PASS.
I'm Ussuri Detachment on the YGIu
= -Occupation of Puk-ChOn.

81 Petersburg. April ls-A detachment OF
Russian troops from Southern CssuH has
reached Maoer-shan, on the west bank OF the
Yalu River. 10 miles north OF Ping-Yang. with
out having encountered any OF the enemy The
detachment has occupied a mountain pass be-
ev.en Manchuria and Corea, which It is fortify-
t.ux with mountain batteries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
CHINESE RISING FEARED
Society Which Prompted Borer
ReUoh Again -ActiUe.

London. April 19.-"The Daily Telegraph's'-
flemish correspondent in reporting the alarm
ing spread there. at Picking and IN districts out
side the Great Wan OF the anti-Christisn soci-
ETY.. which prompted the Boxer rising, says:
q This seems to be no idle scare"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Tennessee Agrees to Abate Copper Smelter
Nuisance.

Washington, April 1s-The United States Supreme
Court to-day dismissed the OF the State Of
Georgia against the State OF Tennessee and various
copper companies doing business at Ducktown, in
the latter State. In the original bill complaint was
made that the fumes from the copper smelters
destroying much vegetation in the adjacent country
line In Tennessee. and an injunction was
sought prevent the continuance of the OF the
smelters. The dismissal of the ordered on
motion Of counsel for Georgia, who said that n
stipulation had been entered into with the opposing
counsel for the abatement OF the Objectionable fea
ture OF the smelters. which was found ia the open
beds roast heaps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

The court modified It's decision in tho case Of the
Delaware Indians against 'the Cherokee Indians.
making the decree apply to living registered Della
wares. II said that without the modification
the Deawares would have received $500 acres less
land than they purchased in 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

Readers assured Of good treatment II thev will
mention to advertisers they their advt. In The
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

The Solicitor General submitted without srgu-
ment the petition OF the United States for man
damus compel Judge Wing. OF the Northern Ohio
District, TO file with tho clerk OF his court tho
papers in the Chinese exclusion cases. which he
claimed to have decided judge and not a
court. Judge Wing has given notice that he Will
not file any brief in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
YOUNG GIANTS

those Little Ads Of the People" are. In making bu,;.
ness for those who them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

Chief Justice Fuller announced that the call Of
the docket Of the court Will be suspended April
20 and that on May 2 the court will take a recess
% a fortnight The understanding is that the
court will adjourn for the term ON May 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
JONI sTAIEnOon

The following piece OF statehood
argument is golng the rounds OF the
territory why Is anybody against
statehood when he can realize that
90 is that or nothing for n generation
io must have some reason. either
q selfish ono or ono that ho thinks De-
legitimate? 70 goes without saying
That man who would rather live In
territory anyway than iu state is
behind the times The cattle man
who says he would rather see two
stoors on n quarter section of land
than O. man with bis wife aud Eve
children and his house. and don't want
statehood FOR fear that condition would
como. iB a public enemy In the last
analysis. Tho merchant who does not
want statehood for fear q would bring
capital in. and create competition 90
his business. a. certainly not a good
citizen. The person who says that be-
does not want statehood for fear 60
would Increase taxation. shows that
be does not understand the subject
and therefore bis opinion Is not worth
much. Tho politician who is afraid
Of statehood for fear he would lose
his Sob. confcssos his own weakness.
and shows his fear that he Is unable
To- cope with or hold his own with new
compra.
The man who wants any kind Of
statehood because Il makes him a fun
nodRod citizen of tho United States.
because n will bring capital 10 the
country. and give him and hls neigh.
boris and bis children n right 90 have
voice in the AFFAIRS Of the country
is a patriot. and o. the right kind ~ a
citizen Tho chance Tor New Mex.
leo and Arizona 10 come into tho TN.
ion as ono great state. o. now before
our people lot ms not permit pre-
IudiCo ana mosshackism 20 keep M
hack another half century Every man
who is ln favor OF Joint statehood
I ought t0 go and he interviewed boy
tho editor Of his local paper. 80 that
the rest OF our people may know how
strong tho sentiment is; doing that
I win give courage 90 the weak kuoot
| politicians and bread and butter pa
triots who are afraid 20 say theh
souls are tholr own Tho politicians
I follow the people When they know
whore the people want 10 go They ar,
always clad Co havo tho people ro
main asleep and let them do the guild
INK This is tho time for tho poopl.
Of New Mexico 90 assert themselves
just before the two territorial conycn
tluns are held. go that no fool rosolu
tions may be- put In the territorial
/ platforms Lot uu gct a move on our
selves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
SOURCES or RUBBER

Vast forests of the rubber tree are
reported io have been discovered IN
the interior of the brazilian province
81 Bahia Tho area De- said 90 no large.
but cannot yet ho defined. as % &C.
situated iu an unCyplorod region Tho
discovery OF This now source of rub
Der production viii be- oa welcome as
was the discovery OF tho rubber FOR.
esis lu The AudesIan province OF Acre.
over tho possession Of which Brazil
Peru and Bolivia recently threatened
10 POO 90 war. because the demand for
rubber has increased 90 such an ox.
tent Of late years that tho known
sources of supply were ln serious dan.
ser of being exhausted No suhstl-
into or rubber for tho uses CO. which
20 Is devoted has yet been found and.
although @ is extensively adultoratod.
Tor reasons OF economy. thoro are as.
t'nci limitations Go that process.
The rubber Of commerce o. chiefly
obtained from tho forests OF South
America. although the West and East
Indies. The island OF Madagascar. Mos
ambiqug and West Africa arc also
sources ~ production or late years
the cultivation of rubber tree pIantn.
tlons has been extensively carried out
in Guatemala on tho presumption
that tbo exhaustion OF the native for.
oFis was 90 sight Tho existence Of
the rubber forests OF Acre and bahia
demonstrate. however, that Tho nat
ural sources of supply arc much moro
extensive than was supposed. and. in.
asmuch as a large part Of the forostod
lands On South America have not yet
been explored, q is quite possible that
stiI other groves of this valuable
plant may yot De- f.'n1 '"-...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
BEN LEWIS SHOT
KILLED BV MANUEL cHAvEs IN
QUARREL OVER WORTHLESS
CANINE.

Just before going e. press Friday
word was received that o COW boy had
been killed at Flocks ranch. located
about twenty miles north OF this city.
says the 40 paso News. other details
were unobtalnable at tho time. but
the whole trouble O. now known.
Bon Lewis ls the name OF the muir.
dcrod man and ne was shot by Manuel
Chayos as the result Of trouble grow.
Ing out OF tho alleged mlstreat mont
~ n dog.
Both Of the men worked GA tho
ranch OF @ L. Newman. which Is
still north OF FlrckB. whore the KIN.
iug occurred They had iuat been
paid of and Lewis and H. q. Curpon.
ter started f0r IN pasO.
AZ Flocks ranch they were over.
taken boy Chayos and Andrew Chacon.
Chavos Immediately renewed a quar-.
rel which De had with LOWS regard.
Ing a dog which he said LOWS had
abused About half minute later
Chavos fred az LOWS. the bullet
HNlihlNh nun just hNNNt fhn Uenrt.
Lewis fell instantly. drawing bic pls.
Col and firing twice widely o. no foll.
Tho murderer then rode on On one al.
rection and Chucon "a the opposite
one. Carpenter tolophoned 10 the
Moss ranch 10 Intercept Chacon.
which was done and no was hold aud
turned over 90 Deputy Sheriff Ryner.
son when ho arrived. Chayos. as yet.
has not boon captured.
AZ noon today a message YVES no.
coIvod from that neIrhborhood savlDg
that someone had brought Chavcs'
check given him by Mr. Newman and
hts horse 20 Mrs. Chavos az tho New.
man ranch.
The presumption g. that Chavas is
trying 10 escape on foot and ls head.
ga for The border Ga the nclghtorhood
Of this city.
All tho officers along the border
have been notified and Chayos viii
De arrested n seen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

many. Luxembourg and tho nearest
competitors OF the United statos.
n the people of New Mexico and
Arizona DO not desire statehood
which resolutions against Joint state.
hood really moan, congrcs8 will not
pass tho measure.
This city Is paying $3.50 on the 500
valuation for city expenses. While re-
ducing expenses OF tho county. lets
also cut down the oxtrnvagant city OK.
pondituro.
An Indiana man after spending
$4,000 for repairs on a nsutomobllo
that cost him 5000 has decided TO give
q up and wait for the SO flying ma.
chine
President Donnolly says. "Thoro
should be no arisiocracy IA the labor
movement" Then why not abolish
the walking deleeaio?-The ST. Louis
Star.
The democratic party was only
eight years hoblud on the money quos.
ton. u may be wise 10 the tariff Ia
another eight or twelve years.
10 o. going 90 require something
more than spocious pleading % induce
the American voter TO take a leap IN
The dark IN November.
Everybody would be- satisfied 10 lC.
Admiral schloy have tho credit OF tho
Santiago victory n he would quit tell.
Ing us about O.
The annual catch Of fish IN Ameri.
can waters Is 1896 900 900 pounds.
which represents a money value OF
ti11sO.000
Ohio farmers have grown 30 pros.
porous that two OF Thorn, recently.
have been operated upon for nppen.
dlcitls
An advertising scarchllrht a. the
Worlds fair throwing a beam so
inches 10 diameter la the largest ever
built.
The national republican convention
passed the statehood question up %
the territorial republican convention.
Every four years the doubtful
state receives much consideration.
Same with the doubtful man.
% is now less than three months
until election and no excitement has
yot been generated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

a large collection of bows and or.
rows of Chinese manufacture o.
shown in the Chinese section of tho
Palace of Liberal Arts at the Worlds
Fair The bows are cur.ously shaped
and decorated and are of various
Sizes Tho arrows are also made OF
wood but are tipped with sharp
pieces of Steel
chains dish of Japanese coin
silver representing the continuous
work for nine months of MasuukI.
one of Japans most noted silver.
smits. Is exhibited ia the San Fran.
cisco building con- the Model Street
az the Worlds Fair % is valued 8t
5000
Kentucky among other striking
features displayed In the New Ken.
lucky Homo M tho Worlds Fair has
an exhibit Of seventeen SONGS com.
posed by the song writer. win g. Hays
who 40 the age OF go stIll holds the
position OF River Editor 81 the Louis.
vile CourierJournal Hays is best
known az the author of Molly Dar.
Inns" which reached am edition OF q.
100000 copies. Other songs By Mr.
Hays are "Oh San" MY Southern
sunny Home cold Uncle Ben.
Down South Where the sugar Cane
Grows and cold Fashioned Roses
Are Sweetest"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
nEcRtNE IN coN,uvPTloN

IT, 3 vs. Abbott. secretary of the
Mnssachmgt,s state board off health.
has prepared a paper on the decrease
Zoo consumption in New ENGLAND which
is h.ghly encouraging in connection
Wi.h Che warfare which medical mon
in an parts of the civilized world are
making on that dreadful disease
nr Abbott attributes this change
at least Doe part to tho beneficial of
fccts of outdoor treatment Ho classes
consumption as an indoor disease and
hence that % may best Dee Comhaited
hy spending aa much time as possible
out of doors This Wow ln regard 20
the method of treatment ls accepted
as correct by practically alI physl.
clans and Be may bo looked upon as
unlIsputed.
70 would SOON. however. that the an.
plIcoiion of This method specifically
in che treatment OF consumption is
too recent 20 account for tho decrease
Or Abbott notes 90 the death rate.
This suggests that some other cause
should De looked for and 60 o. prob.
able that % may be- found IN the bet,
FOR housing Of tho population.
Although consumption ~ an lndoor
disease In lighting % we cannot avoid
the fact that comparatively only a
few people can spend an their time
ont OF doors Tho majority viii con
liuuo 90 live ln houses, and they did
800 during an the years in which the
death rate from consumption was do.
clInlnR.
But they have been living IA better
houses, and especially those that are
hottor ventilated than their ancestors
occupied, Ia the poorly constructed
and poorly ventilated housos a gen.
Grafton ago thoro was Gar more dan.
ger from consumption than thcro % 10
modern dwellings This Wow seems
TO De horne ont by tho fact that M
nr Abbott reports. mo decline IN tho
death rate is especially noticeable
among women. who spend relatively
moro of their time Indoors than men.
The race Is overcoming c0nsumn.
lion hy improving mo condition OF
the population. Roltcr houses. better
clothing and better food arc factors ln
tho struggle against tho disease that
arc entitled 10 fully ts much consider.
alton as tho new and approved meth.
DDS Of treatment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

Tho only inmate OF the Jan at PA.
orto De Luna, the county bastllo OF
Leonard Wood county, has effected
his escape Clcofos Romero. who was
taken into custody about two months
ago for violating the law IN the noun.
taina Of socorro county O. tho prison.
Ter who took French leave. II 20 not
known just how long ho hus been a.
liberty and there is little hope of ro.
capturing him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
clWo RfspoNSlBlE

Tho act 0f creating The county NJ
sandoyul provided Tor o. commission
90 determine The proportion that San.
doyal county should assume of tbo
Hcrnallll0 county Indebtedness and
tho commission found enc amount 10
be- 1000. This amount should have
heeu raid Co the county OF Bornalillo
and its bonded indebtedness reduced
a like amount a year and a half ago,
but Through the negligence " District
Attorney Clancy IN not forcing set.
tlemCnt as requested hy the county
commissioners. the taxpayers Of Bern.
nliila county are paying the interest
on sanloval county's portion ~ the
county bonded debt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
LOSE NTulIION

The boy who cultiyatos the follow.
ing habits Is sur" % lose his place IN
n short time and be- ont on the street
looking Tor another Job
Get down 10 business twenty min.
utos or half hour after the rest OF
the clerks are there and tho work Of
the day "a In fun swing.
when sent ON an rrrand waste as
much time as you can on the way and
do not get back 10 business again
any sooner than you can help
DO not take any interest IN your
work. and mover try 90 DO anything
quickly and neatly
when instructed respecting your
duties hy your employer. lo o. .o iu
your manners.
watch the clock Instead OF your
work, that you may be ready 90 Gull
on tho first stroke OF the bell
Whom serving a customer lot him
see boy your lnaitontlon aud careless
manner that YOU DO not care whether
ne makes "a purchase or not
watch your employer. and when hi'
back is turned waste your time.
Spend your evenings on the street
and in the saloons rather than ir
study ana solflmproyomcnt
Impress the head Of the firm with
the fact that sou know how to run thD
business a great deal bottcr than hD
does
n a fow OF those rnlcs are followc.
you win get your discharge af ma
end of three months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
sulaIds Prsvsni.d.

The startling announcement that a
preventative Of suicide had been dis
cavored win interest many. A run
down system. or dependency invari'
ably precede suicide. and something
has been found that viii prevent that
condition which makes suicide likely,
AZ the first thought Of self destruc.
ton take Electric Blttors. Il being a
great tonic and noryino. win build up
the system. lt's also a great stomach,
Liver and Kidney regulator Only soc
Satisfaction guaranteed by al drug
gi8ta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

-Uf tr fcr use con matter
"pf 20 other offices ls officially an
nouncod. The following order re-.
Quiring pogtmasters and tnoir assls
tants everywhere Co Inquire into the
GOOD faith OF large purchases has
boon issued hy tho postmaster gen.
oral:
'in determining GRO gross receipts
upun which che salary of a postmas.
Ger shall bo based. stamps. stamped
envelopes and postal cards sold in
large or unusual quantities 90 any
person to Boz used in mailing matter
at other postof0Cos. will not Dee lnclu.
dod vHcthor the sale be- made with
or without solicitation by the past.
maaior
Whom r0aiaro stamps or stamped
paper are sold boz largo or unusual
quantities. 10 shall ho the duty of the
postmaster to inquire Into and aacor.
tain whc.hcr cor not the purchaser .n.
tends in use such postage stamps or
stamped paper for mailing matter On
b.a office or ln othor offcts. and the
fact shall bc clearly Indicated Ia hls
monthly stock report.
Upon evidence OF neglect of mo
postmaster to ascertain and report
such facts De win b, required to re-.
fund me amount OF the excess SALARY
ana allowances he may have received
1n account of such salos."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

Some OF the democratic papers in
NE territory are going through an
sorts ~ CoEiortions ga an effort Co
rast ref ions upon Governor Otero's
hnunci' administration. but they
cannot get around the fact that
whereas Governor Otoro started bis
administration undrr very dlscour
aging circumstances. having % shoul.
der a heavy deficit from the lncom.
pctont democratic Thornton admin.
stration. he has pulled the territorial
debt down worry largely. has a nice
surplus IN tho treasury and has re-
duced the territorial tax rate two
mills for tho coming year Silver
city Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

r. the one that viii cleanse the sys
tenn. SET the liver 20 action. remove
the bile, clear the complexion. cure
headache and leave a good taste IA
tho mouth The famous little pills fol
doing such work pleasantly and ef
fectually are DoWitta Little Early
Risors. Bob Moore Of Lafayette. Ind.
says: can other pills I have used
grippe and slckon. while DoWitts Llt
he Early Rlsors are simply perfect
Sold by b n. BrIEga a CO. and 8
Nnnn y Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

Renders the bile more fluid and thus
helps the blood 90 now "a Affords
prompt relief from blllIousness. indi-
gostlon. sick and nervous headaches,
ana the oyorlndulgopco IN food and
drink Horhlno acts quickly. a doHe
after meals viii bring the patient into
a good condition IN a few days
G.. l.. Caldwell, ACT. NJ. X and r.
Il. r., Chocotah. Ind. Ter, writes,
April rs. 1908: II was sick for over
two years with enlargement OF the
liver and spleen. The doctors ala me
no good, and had given up all hopes
Of being cured. when my druggist al.
yiaod me 90 use iiCrhlno u has made
me sound and we'll" soc. Sold by
ID. %. ORollly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

For several years my wife was
troubled with what physicians called
sick headache OF a very severe char
actor. She doctorod with several 0mi.
nont physicians and AZ a great ex.
ponse, only 10 grow worse until she
was unable 10 do any kind OF work,
A. 'pt a year ago che began taking
Chamborlaln's stomach and Liver
Tablets and today weighs more than
she ever did before and is real WELL"
says Mr. Geo 70, Wright OF New
London. New York. For sale by an
druggists.