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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
OLD HATE FOR
GERMANY STILL
BURNS IN FRANCE
Reaction Comes After AC'
cord on Morocco.
NEWSPAPERS RENEW THEIR
CAMPAIGN OF CRITICISM

Paris oct IA marked reaction In
public sentiment has followed the
Franco-G German accord concerning the
Morocco conference. Many leading
newspapers are renewing their cam
paign Of criticism against GERMANY.
This Is due principally to Chancellor
Won Buelow's omen statements favor
ing Russo-German reapproaehment
The Matin reviews the circumstances
N NJ. Delcasse's retirement from the
foreign Office. alleging that a number
OF sensational events occurred In con-
nectlon with the change. NJ. Delcasse
Is represented as making a speech to
the ministry, warning them II they
yielded to the German demands con-
cernng Morocco the ministry thereaf-
ter would always be subject 20 Ger
man dictation The Matin further as
serts that Great Britain conveyed de-
finite assurances TO France of her
readiness to mobilize the British fleet
with a view Of adopting aggressive
measures If Germany attacked France.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
AMERICAN CONVICT
UNMASKS VILLAINS
in LONDON TOWN
Remarkable CrimiaaI Turns
Kings Evidence.
CONSPlRATORS AND FORGEUS
DEEP IN THE Tolls

London, Oct. 7.--Charles Fisher,
an American convict. now serving a
ten years sentence in England for
burglary was the principal witness
for the crown at the Westminster po-
lice court today. IN 4 case agains. Tai
bot Bridgewater, describing hmself1as
a medical specialist; Lionel Peyton
Holmes, William Edward Shawkell
and Elizabeth Foster said to be
Bridgewater's Wife. charging them
.Wilh conspiracy an1 forging the name
of Marshall Fox, an American resi-
dent in London, to a cheek for $4,095.
Fisher said he was born I'm New
York and that he had served several
sentences in America. He broke iail
in Cincinnati in 1892 and escaped to
England. but WAS rearrested and re-
turned to the United States on an ex.
tradition warranty The case against
the defendants dates back to the sum-
mer of 1904. Bridgewater. II is charg-
ed was the originator of the plot. He
lis alleged to have paid attention to a
lady. the secretary of Mr.. Fox, ana
who is said to have Installed Fisher as
boarder in her house at Streatham,
a suburb Of London. Fisher, II is said,
secured wax Impressions of the Keys
of Foxs safe and the conspiators had
a key made from this and got Fox S
check book. Later Fisher was arrest
ed in connection with an office break
ing affair and sentenced to ten years.
The case has attracted considerable at
tention from time to time as the prls
oners were brought up on remand.
Recently Fisher turned kings evil
dence and confessed to his share In
the Fox robbery to an inspector of po-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
King Of PAGERS Makes the
Mile in l:554.
EXCITEMENT UNPRECEDENTED
AT LEXINGTON TRACK
Amid Ideal Weather Conditions Mar.
veIOuS Horse Finishes Greatest
Performance Without Ap.
parent Effort.

Lexington, KY, Oct. Dan Patch
king of PAGERS today clipped three
quarters Of a second from his own, the
worlds record, negotiating the mile IN
l:56L.
The track was lightning fast and
There was no wind, and weather condi.
tions We're ideal. Scott Hudson was
behind uhe pacemakcr. strip OF
cloth behind the wheels OF the forward
sullIy to prevent dirt being thrown be-
hind was the only suggestion Of wind
shield
IIeIsey was behind Dan Patch. Tbs
books offered 4 10 either way on the
result of the effort. There were
cheers when 29ia was hung out foi
the first quarter Dan Patch's nose
WAS almost against Hudson's coat ant
Ithe crowd began vUiuly yelling tC
Hudson to move up. Hope was stimu-
lated when 81 was posted for tht
half. The excitement became intense
when the three-quarters post wa.
passed in 1928 =, and the spectator:
began shouting encouragement to tn.
drivers Into the stretch the grea
PAGER still keeping his even seeming
ly effortleSs stride. the runner at hi
sulky begun to crawl up. Hudson
gave little more rein. but EIersey sa
like statue, not urging his charge
with whip or word, Patch made n,
last supreme effort. He just finished
the mile rs he had begun H. lie hat
scarcely broken into a sweat when lee
ack to receive the plaudits of thu
crowd
NJ. w. Savage Patch's owner ha,
Iannouneed publicly thanks to Hudson
for his work as pacemaker, He alst
ANNOUNCED that Dan Patch on
Wednesday would be sent against tn,
record of l,59M made without a dus
hield. The three fastest heats eve
raced marked tho 2:04 event, and tn
average time for the total heats Of yth'
day was the fastest on record. In tbs
initial heat of The 2:04 pace, Haze
Patch gave the Lexington track Tho
905 race record of 2:02M The mex
heat was won by Lacouda IN 2:O2 fiat
He likewise covered the third heat N
.2:04%. The three finishes were pro-
nouncod the most heartbreaking seer
this year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
BRITAIN AND RUSSIA
WILL GET TOGETHER
no NEGOTIATE CON
CERNING CENTRAL ASIAN
INTERESTS.

London. oct ~ Negotiations In re-
gard TO their resge tive interests IN
Central Asia win shortly be resumed
between the Brtish and Russian gov
Iernments These were IN active prog
ress when the wlr between Japan and
Rueala broke out and necessitated
their postponement THE pour parlers
then was principally centered on Az
gnanlstan and had reached a point
promising 2 satisfactory understand
ing II is hoped here that an agree
merit may be reached defining the
spheres of Russia and Great Britain
respectively and furnishing guarantees
against further advance on either side.
1t is fully realized that this would be
a long step towards improved relations
between the two countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
BELLIGERENT BRITONS
WOULD FIGHT DUEL
EARL KIMBERLEY AND FRIEND
SAPWEIL LOOK DAGGERS AT
EACH OTHER.

London Oct "A sensational
scene occurred at the meeting of the
Norfolk county council today. Ear
Kimberley son of the distinguished
Liberal statesman of that name who
held many cabinet offices, member OF
the council, accused a fellow member
named Sapwel of underhand methods
and challenged Sapwell to take a train
for France, where. he said, Eve can
fight It out under proper conditions"
Tho challenge was received with
langhter and treated as a joke by the
other members Of the council After
the meeting had closed the earl re-
newed his challenge. and Sapwell pro-
posed to fight in a room OF nearby
hotel The earl insisted that they
must fight abroad and said that il Sap
well refused he was coward.
At this point other members of the
council intervened and later the incl,
dent was declared closed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08

lice in the jail where he is now work.
ing out his sentence.
Fishers testimony today was an ex-
haustive disclosure of his alleged con-
nection with the case on trial. ana his
career of crime. Since coming to
England he has been convicted three
times. He testified that he was the ac-
complice of gang working in London
and shadowing rich American wom-
an. and It is learned that lie was di-
rectly connected with the recent rob-
berry of pearl necklace from Carts
ties Fisher said he never moved
about without carrying wax for taking
impressions of locks. and while net
admitting that he was connected with
other hlg ro5ber!es, it was evident that
he knew much about them He said
he had turned kings evidence because
ne wished TO lead new life.
Bridgewater asserts that Fisher is
hired by the police and that the whole
of his alleged confession is a police
plot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
LAWSON
AGAIN ON
THE TRAIL
Wants POIicyhoIders' Pro.
tectiye Committee.
WIRES STATE GOVERNORS
ASKING THEM TO SERVE
Would Have Great National Commit
fee Take Hold Of Insurance Com.
panieS and Weed Out
The Grafters.

Boston, Oct Thomas W. lawson
has sent Governor Folk of Missouri
the following telegram IN connection
with the movement by the governors
of several states ana other prominent
persons to secure restitution of funds
alleged wrongfully used by large insur-
ance companies.
will you, with other governors and
Hhe strongest representative men in
the country, serve on policy holders
protective committee of the Equitable
New York Life and Mutual companies,
Iunfetered except thai, 1t is to take
possession of the New York Life and
the Mutual and select directors ond
controllers who shall be pledged to
obtain full restitution and full pun
lshment of wrong doing, and aso oh.
tain restitution and punishment of the
Equitable wrong -doers This commit
tee to represent no faction and be OBJ
ligated to no one except the policy
holders It has been decided you
should represent your section in this
sacred duty. Kindly wire answer at
| my expense This is vital You will
not be bound until the other members
names are submitted to YOU" The
telegram was sent yesterday Lawson
today declined TO discuss the PROPOSE
tion. He said that the telegram OUT
lined a plan sufficient for present pur-
poses He also declined to make
! known the names Of persons to whom
the telegram had been directed, al
though he said that many governors
as well as leading civilians were
among those addressed
It was his purpose. he said. as soon
as possible to announce the names of
those who had accepted the invitation
to act upon the protective committee.
! As soon as the personnel of the COM
mitee was decided he said ofganiza-
| tlon would be effected, and a definite
/ plan Of action adopted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
TONIC FOREST RESERVE
WILL CONSERVE WAlERS
no PROTECT HEAD OF TONTO
CREEK WHICH FEEDS GREAT
RESERVOIR.

washington. Oct THE president
has established a new forest reserve
In Arizona. which is to be called the
Tonic reserve and Is intended to pro-
tect the watershed of Tonto creek, an
important feeder of the great lrriga-
tion reservoir to be created near Phoe-
nix. The reserve Will contain l,12O,-
600 acres and viii extend north and
south, from the Mogollon plateau to
Salt river and east aud west from the
Verde valley to the White Mountain
indian reservation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
NLIlls Resumc On ChIcngo.

Chicago, Oct. 7.-Boxing contests
were resumed in Chicago tonight, after
being under the ban of the police for
many months.
Five contests Of six rounds each
were earded at the Chicago Athletic
club. The main event was between
Honey Melody of Boston. and Dick
Fitzpatrick of Chicago. which was de-
clared draw. Fitzpatrick was hog
fat, outweighlng Melody by at least
20 pounds. Both men were consldera-
bly, punished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
HUGHES NOT ANXIOUS
TO RUN FOR MAYOR

New York, oct. THE committee
sent to confer with Charles r. Hughes
examining counsel for the legislative In
surance investigating committee, who
was nominated for mayor for the re-
publican city convention last nignt'
would not discuss the result OF the
conference when they left the Hughes
house this morning. Hughes sald'
have given no encouragement TO the
committee and am strongly convinc-
ed ! ought not to accept the nomlna-
ton"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08

Auditor-P J, Ashe. North Adams.
Attorney General--Johu 7, Leahy.
Boston.
The platform adopted declared for
revision OF the tariff and the free ad-
mission of coal, iron. lumber hides.
wood pulp and other raw materials. II
.conmonds the diplomatic courage
and sagacity' OF President Roosevelt
IN aiding to end the war In the flr
east; calls for state supervision of In
surance companies and recommends
the municipal ownership of public
utilities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
Petition for Mob Law.

Houston, Texas oct IA petition
from a number of citizens headed by
q. w. knight, Of san Marcos, has been
presented to Governor Lanham ask
ing the state 10 permit mob punish
ment of negroes who assault women
The governor In his response said it
was impossible for him 10 countenance
such a policy in view Of his oath and
protect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
a Rcmnrl.nhIc Font.

Florence, Colo. oct. by one Of
the most remarkable feats Of rescue
I'm the history of Colorado, fifty miners
were saved from what seemed certain
death, 500 feet under ground In the
Fremont coal mine of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company which had
mysterousy taken fire yesterday, Inn
prisoning the men. one by one they
were pulled to the surface by the use
of ropes and not until o'clock this
morning was the last man landed safe
on the surface None of the men felt
any III effects from their experience.
The damage is estimated at $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
BAY STATE DEMOCRACY
EULOGIzES Mr.. ROOSEVELT

Boston, Mass. oct. 7.-General
Charles W. Bartlett, of Boston today
was nominated by the Massachusetts
democracy for governor. There were
no contests for any Of the places on
the ticket Tho remainder Of the tick.
let nominated follows;
Lieutenant Governor--Henry M.
Whitney. Brookllne,
Secretary OF State--Henry B. Little.
Newburynort
Treasurer and Receiver General
Daniel J. Doherty, Westfleld.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
TUSKEGEE TO CELEBRATE
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT

Washington. Oct. Emmett J..
Scott, secretary TO Booker r. Wash
ington. Of Tuskegee institute and
Charles w. Anderson, the negro ap-
pointed collector OF internal fevenue
OF New York last March. called today
at the White House. Scott placed be-
fore Secretary Loeb the program to be
followed at Tuakegee on the occasion
Of the presidents visit October 2S. An
interesting feature OF the presidents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
MITCHELL DOES NOT
EXPECT COAL STRIKE
THINKS DIFFICULTIES WILL BE
SATISFACTORILY ADJUSTED
IN SPRING.

Pltisburg, Oct John Mitchell.
when asked today regarding the posi-
blitles Of a strike next spring IN the
Anthracite fields. said:
AS far as can Judge. evervthlne
viii work out tremendously In the
and. | can see no reason why there
should be a grand coal strike next
spring"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08

entertainment will be q series Of sev.
enty-hye floats that will pass in review
before him. Illustrative of the acad-
emic, mechanical and agricultural de-
partments OF the school and the devel-
Opment OF the negro. The nearly 1900
students will precede the floats. each
wearing a stalk OF sugar cane tipped
with n cotton boil both raised IN the
experimental station gardens OF the
institution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08

Herman and Alfred Schiller CoNNsel
for the firm said: Abraham came
east to obtain funds with which to
maintain the bank. The firm was ready
TO assist, and made arrangements ac-
eordingly. Abraham left to perfect
arrangements at Alamosa, but has not
arrived there"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
scl.lncr stIII Missing.

New York. oct. NO information
has been received OF the whereabouts
of Abraham Schiller. the missing
banker of Alamosa, Colorado VINO was
enormously reported yesterday 10 be a
member of the silk firm of Pelgram
and Meyer, whose sole members are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
new ORLEANS STILL
IN THE FEVER'S GRIP
THREE DEATHS AND TWENTY,
NINE NEW CASES REPORTED
YESTERDAY.

New orleans, oct, 7.--Report to 6
y, M.
New eases 30
Total, size.
Deaths g.
Total. 4l0.
New foci s.
Under treatment. 207.
Discharged, 2.55g.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08

San Francisco. Col. Oct 7.--Johnny
Grove, Of this city, was given the de-
cislon over Tommy Moran. on foul.
In the fourteenth round before the
Colma club last night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
NEW WORKERS. OF. E2i
StSO,O0O FOR DAN PATCH

Lexington Ky. oct w NJ. Saw
age tonight confirmed the report that
q New York syndicate had offered him
$3.50. 600 for Dan Patch which today
paced a mile in the record -breakinf
time of 1:55A
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
Wabash Meeting Not Postponed.

Toledo. oct. THE rumor that
the Wabash annual meeting scheduled
for Toledo next Tuesday IS TO be post
poned. cannot be confirmed here. IN
fact the local counsel of the company
deny the rumor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08

Rostoff- on-Don. Russia. oct IT,
Twenty-seven persons were killed and
thirty-iive injured today by the wreck
ing of fast mail train which left ,he
rails
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
FIFTEEN NEW CASES

Pensacola, Oct THE fever sum
mary today Is as follows
New cases, 10.
Total to date, 234.
Deaths, 1.
Total to date. 3S.
Cases discharged. SS.
Cases under treatment, i0S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-08
Pcorla Bnnk Closes.

Washington. oct. THE comptrol-
Ter of the currency received a telegram
announcing that the Peoria National
bank, Peoria. H., has closed its doors
upon the order of its directors. Ma
tional Bank Examiner Bosworth has
been appointed receiver
Will Be Paid I'm Full.
Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. cashier Spring.
of the National bank. which closed its
doors this morning said every deposit
or would be paid in full The direc-
tors decided to close the bank as a re-
suit of the disclosures concerning the
operations of its president, School SH-
pcrintendent Dougherty, who has been
indicted for alleged shortages. The
banks deposits amounted to over q
million dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-16
Holds Man Is Justified in
Striking Brawling Woman

SAN FRANCISCO Samuel n.
shartrIagr. one OF san Frhnciaeou
most eminent attorneys. graceful Of
mleu aud Cheaterfialdian Of manner.
the embodiment Of courtesy AZ The
bar and the pink 81 dsfefcutial re-
ape9t toward the fair. stands for
physical UhaHtiarment Of a yItuper-
alive woman when other means fail
10 check her flow Of language
Il all came about IA the trial n
LEE Toy. charged In the United
States wlth importing slave Women.
The government had made the tell
INK point against Eea Ia stya. Lee
Toys fellos defendant. that he had
struck a Chinese sirl a hI8w on che
mouth when she refused 10 still her
siamor
1t vas a blow struck "a stop the
mouth 81 a hrawtlnK ami content
luga woman. hVurred ShuHlfIdEe.
Hha represented Toy. and person
ally I think IN silva did perfectly
right 70 hit her A. he did. A man ls
Justified iu striking a woman when
he cannot stop Y.tuperatan In any
other way
There are many who aver short
ridge waa not sincere in this belief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-16
TO PRODUCE SAMPLES
OF POISONED BISCUIT
DR.. DooLITrLE. A SPOKANE LEGISLATOR WILL ADOPT
UNIQUE METHOD or ImPREsslNo ON MINDS OF soLoHs
NEED or PASSING HIS gill

Of business. or know tho reason
why" And be las Het 20 work
drafting a bill 10 prohibit the sale
% any sort ~ insect or rodent pol
honinE in any shape that may In
the least resemble food
This particular kind Of rat bis
cult n 50 nearly Hike the ordinary
soda cracker that an adult could not
tell the difference. to say nothing
Of a little child
Or. noolittle viii introduce tho
biH within the next few days and
II will probably have an emergency
clause attached
Meantime. ur. uoolittle iB aklrm-
iahluF tho town for samples Of the
biscuit similar 70 that which killed
the little Spokane child. and ON the
day the btu Is introduced samples
Of the biscuit will be found on every
members desk as an exhibit IL
will be one 81 the most unique In
stunres ~ tmnressing the necessity
81 the law on the minds 81 the law
makers over known I'm the history
q the legislature Of the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-16
/ A. MOORE EXPLAINS
HIS RAILROAD PLAN
...,,ipes Two MONSTER CON srRUcrloNs AND WILL CUT
-.r RUNNING TIME ON TWO ROUTES TO MINIMUM

brought Into the center 90 tho street
again directly under the vladurt.
Ia order e. thus give room FOR the
space of four tracks. Second avenue
which is nav but GO feet Wide al
that point viii probably be wideued
% 90 feet. as IL Is south OF Denny
way However. thla will not be "A
serious matter. aH the distance COW
cred By the yiaduct before sufficient
head room viii be reached IA only
100 feet For this lao feet tho tracks
viii have tn De supported upun YER
ucal supports. thereby ubatrurtinr
about IS feet Of the street. From
there ON 90 the top 81 che hII huN
ever the steel supports viii De
brought In a slantlnE position 10 the
sidewalk curb. So that they will not
not obsfruct the street as much aa
the telephone and lighting poles
now there. besides hrIus more urna-
mental Tho Wires can then Do al
tached Co the under side az the VIA
duct. making the use II the present
poles unnecessary.
10 viii not take to exceed three
minutes for ears TO traverse the dis.
lance covered by the y.aduct. aud
20 run from Thomas street down
Second avenue 10 Pike street will
not consume uarr than 10 minutes
more. This yiaduct system viii Ia
sure Tar safer aud quicker means
uf transportation for the Queen
Anne hIll residents than can pas
sibly BE- brought about hy any sya.
tenn % caunterw shia OF lIft cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-16

by incompetent persons, was also In
definitely postponed. Two reports
were submitted. The majority for
indefinite pustponemcut and the
minority for passage. The majority
report prevailed.
Another important bin suuelohea
was Llndslay's bin placing reatrie-
tons around the sale Of morphine.
opium and other narcotic drugs The
motion to indefinitely postpone vas
made by Reitor. pr Gulton Of Age-
tin county. and StfobrldEe. Of sna-
homiah, delivered the intermcut
euloEy.
Lindsey. the author Of the bill.
spoke In favor Of tho measure.
Dobsou's pct bill, requiring cor
uorauoua and others engaged In
mining or manufacturing to pay en-
ployes semi monthly In lawful
money Of the United states. was ad
vanccd to It's third reading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-16

OLYMPIA. Feb. i6.-somc folks
may think that doctors have no
hearta-that they love 10 tear hu-
man yltala To shrcds and enjoy a.
Not 20 ~ Or DooIlttie. a member
% tho lower house and ono Of It's
most energetic members
Some time ago he held an autopsy
over the body of a little G-year-oid
child. Who had eaten some rat Pot
son sold In tho shape Of a crackef.
and he had labored hard 10 save
the lives Of the three little brothers
Of the year. old child The story
was published In The Star at the
time.
This experience left a very vivid
impression on DR.. Doolittle's mind
and Tuesday night. while In com
mittee room. he was relating the tn
eldent An al once be jumped up
aud exclaimed. on stop that sort