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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09

medidas y una de las reformas de mas
necesidad que jamas Sc han iniciado
en- este Territorio Ustedes han he
cho, con la sancion y la aprobacion
de los mejores hombres de todas cla-
ses en- esta comunidad--y sin tai san
cion y aprobacion medidas de reforma
tedes han hecho 10 que, menos que un
aiio pasado, SO predijo que no podria
hacerse. Me refiero a la abolicion de
los juegos en- Roswell. Los congratu.
10 sobre esta esplendida accion. Aho-
'ra que ustedes han tenido el nervio y
valor para comenzar esta reforna, el
buen trabajo puede seguir en- otras par
tes del Territorio. No necesito decir-
les que cualesquiera medidas que Sc
hagan hacia la abolicion de los juegos
en- todo el Territorio tendra todo mi
soporte y ayuda.
Guerra Contra Ia Deshonestldad.
''Conciudadanos. enteramente rea
lizo que en- Ia seria tarea que estA an
te mi debo necesitar la activa ayuds
cooperation Y soporte de todo el pue
bio de Nuevo Mexico. Sin tai soports
no puedo alcanzar exito, quiero 81 ay,
da y la ayuda de todos los hombres de
rechos, activos y honestos, deset
aqui mismo asegurarles todos tale
hombres, de cualquiera seccion del Te
rritorio que sean, cualquiera que Sc
su partido. su credo, su nacimiento, 81
linaje, que recibiran ell mismo TRAITS
miento y la misma bienvenida de M
| No tengo ningunas preocupaciones Co
ira ninguna porcion 8 seccion dc nue.
: tra populacion. 81 tengo preocupacit
mes, creo que las mas violentas so
contra deshonestidad Y corrupcio
en- la vida p dblica. Comenzare con ]
creencia que oil pueblo me tratara co
J la misma igualdad que 20 10 trata a 9
MI mas grande esperanza y anbicio
, son darle a Nuevo Mexico una adm
= nistracion derecha. limpia, honesta
. de negocios, con su ayuda y con la CO
] fiansa del pueblo del .Terrjtcrio q n
3 lado, hare 10 possible para que asi sea
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09
Fue Asistente.

AL nombramiento de George III. Wal
lace como secretario del Territorio en-
1897, ell Sr. Reynolds vino a Santa Fe
a asistir al secretario establecer la
oficina sobre una base de negocios,
En- 1898, el Sr. Reynolds acept6 una
posicion en- ell Primer Banco Nacional
de Las Vegas, y desde entonces ha he
cho visitas q los lmportantes distritos
mineros de los Estados Unidos y de
Mexico durante los pocos afios pasa.
dos.
En- Abril re 1901, 4 la muerte del
Secretario Wallace, ell Sr Reynolds
fue nombrado secretario del Terrific
rio por Ell Presidente Mckinley. y
nombrado esa posiclon otra vez por
, el Presidente Roosevelt en- Diciembre
lei mismo aiio. Su nombramiento ha
lado gran satisfaction en- todo ell Te-
-rltorio y es especlalmennte gratifi
'annte sus muchos amigos quienes
saben y estiman sus permanentes y
valerosas cualidades.
hl Sr. Reynolds. en- Ia conducta Dc
su oficina durante los cinco amos pasa
| los, como tambien mientras ha servi
10 como gobernador INFERNO, hs
orobado poseer gran habilidad ejecu
iva. En- verdad, para un hombre tar
| ioven como 81, ha hecho I'm registrt
se1alado en- la importante oficina q Il
cual acaba de ser nombrado para III
segundo termino. sn 'I'pWh
Eirme RepubIicano.
En- politica, el Srg Raynolds es VI
Republican, consistente. quien traba
! ia vota por Ell exito de los principio
| Republicanos. M'entras joven de edad
ha tenido mucha experiencia y SO n
mezclado mucho con hombres de ga
ber.
Esto y el hecho que es de buen ia
lento, de educacion liberal, excelente
habitos y metodos de negocios, valere
so en- hacer su negoclo y leal con su
amigos, 10 habilitan Acknowledgement
para la importante oficina que ha sid
llamado llenar, esAprueba que ]
!, administration de sus deberes ofici'
les daran cr6dito los poderes nom
: nativos, como tambien para el.
Socialmente, el Sr. Reynolds y su br
llante esposa son cabecillas en- SAINT
i Fe donde cuentan con un gran mum
/ no de amigos
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09
DECISION AcERcA De
Ia ESTAFETA

La Corte de distrito de apela.
clones ha dado una decision en- el
asunto de Ia estafeta de Las We.
gas. La corte decide que Ia esta.
feta en- d'sputa debe ser re esta-
blecida. Esta es una victoria pa
ra Ia gente que vive en- Ia Plaza
vieja, la cual protest6. Esto nc
da fin q La materia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09
TRAJERoN PRIsloNERos.
oficlales de Albuquerque Traen Dos
Prlsioneros q Ia PenitenciarIa 4
Servir SentencIas

liz
John M. Wiley y w. r. Forbes, d.
putados mariscales de Estados Unidos
de Albuquerque, arribaron a. Santa Fe
el martes en- Ia noche, trayendo con
ellos & s. s. Smith y q Juan Montoya.
de Alamogordo. prisioneros, para larpe
nitenciaria.
8. 8. Smith fue hallado culpable de
quebrar una casa de flete en- Alamo
gordo Y robar mercancias. F'ue SEN
tenciad a 1S meses en- la penitencia-
ria por el Juez q. A. Mann.
Juan Montoya fue convictado de con
ducta immoral y fue aentenciado a 10
afios de aprisionamiento. Los diputa-
dos llevaron a ambos prisioneros a Ia
penitenciaria Ell martes en- Ia tarde y
va han comenzado d servir sus senten-
c1as.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09
CONSUL De E. U. MuERTo
Official Principal en- Mexico cogido
Frente & una Tramvia Electrlca
I Aplastado

Chicago, Die. S.--Un despaclio 81
Tribune de la Ciudad do Mexico da
mas detalles del accidente en- el cual
James r. Parsons, Consul General de
Estados Unidos, perdio su vida 81 mar
tes en- la nOche.
Ell carruaje en- el cual iba tambien
su esposa 8 hijo fue cogido por una
tramvia electrica. La Sra. Parsons
recibi6 lastimadurss leves mientras
que el hijo SO escape sin ningunas.
Ell accidente sucedi6 mientras 10 ia
milia fba para la estacion central
tiespsdirse de algunos amigos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09
oRDzN OFFICIAL.
Decision del oobernsdor otsro en- Ia
causa Hubbeii.ciancy Dada por
Complete.

Causa hubbell.Ciancy DADA por
Complete.
Sc recordara que On dias pasa-
dos, Thomas s. Hubbell, de AL
buqperque, ex alguacil del con.
dado de Bernalillo, protocol6
ciertos cargos contra el Procura-
dor de Distrito Frank w. Clancy.
del Condado de Bernalillo, ale.
gando que dicho Clancy habia
fsltado en- cumplir con los pro
vistos del Capftulo 118, Leyes de
Session de 1905, y deberia, por 10
tanto, ser removido de o6cina.
El Gobernador Otero diligente y
cuidadosamente investig6 los car
gos y desech6 los mismos, nc
sIendo sostenidos y Ia explicacion
del Procurador de distrito Clancy
siendo ampliamente suficiente.
La orden ocficial desechando los
mismos lee:
Ohcina Ejecutiva, Santa F6, N. M.
Diciembre 6, 1905.
En- la materia de los cargos
n.
'instituidos por Thomas s. Hub
bell contra Frank w. Clancy, pro-
'curador de distrito por el conda-
do de Bernalillo, pidiendo la re-
mocion sumaria del dicho, procu.
rador de distrito, por faltar en-
desempeilar sus deberes baio el
Capftulo lib, lie las Actas de la
Asamblea Legislative de 1908.
Los cargos jrramentados de
Thomas S. Hubbell y Ia respues-
Ia juramentada y explicacion de
Frank W. Clancy, procurador dc
distrito, habiendo sido entera
mente cor sideradas por mi, son
por esta desechados.
1ro. Porque Frank w. Clancy
ha protocOlado en- esta oficina una
respuesta entera y completa y ez
plicacion de Ia transaction sobre
la cual Thomas s. Hnbbell basa
sus cargos, y los mismos estan
juramentados por dicho Fran
w. Clancy, y estoy satisfecho dc
la verdad de la explicacion y res
puesta hechas por 81.
Edo. Ninguna queja aparece
haber sido hecha contra el pro.
curador de distrito por ningune
|excepto'el dicho Thomas 3. Hub
bell, nj ann los miembros q of
ciales de la iglssia referidos en-
los cargos, nilas autoridades de
ciudad 8 condado, han hecho min
gunas quejas contra el dicho r
W. Clancy, procurador de distri
to.
Bro Porque no tengo confian
"a en- la buena fe de ldicho Thos
S. Hubbell en- institnir tales car
gos, pero al contrario me sientt
satisfecho que el fin deseado POI
su accion es molestar y Lembara
zar al procurador de distrito
quien en- todos tiempos ha de
mostrado volnntad en- enforzar |,
'ey y castigar ell crfmen;y
Por 10 tanto esta materia es POI
esta desechada de mas conside
racion.
Hecha en- la oficina ejecutiva
este dia 6 de Diciembre, A. D.
1905.
Testifica mi mano Y ell gran Sc
llo del Territorio de Nuevo M6xi
co.
(Sello) M. A. OTERO.
Por el Gnbernador:
/ j. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretario de Nuevo Mex
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09
MENSAJE DEL
PREs|DENTE
Estado Consolidate
Para Nuevo Me-
xico y Arizona.
REGu[AcION De PREc0s
ka Regulation de los Ferro-
carries el Asunto
Principal.
r.xxxxxxxxxx s 5 s s S s $

6 Recomlendo ue el Terrltorio
s tndieo y Oklahoma sean adm'-
s tldos como un solo estado, y
xcue Nuevo Mexico y Arizona
s sean admltldos como un solo
Z estado. No hay obligation So
8 bre nosotros para tratar subdivi
: stones terrltorlaIes, las cuales
e son una materla de convenlen-
s ella soIamente, somo destinada
S sobre la question de admission
S & estado
q NADIA ha tornado mas tempo
q en- el congreso durante los po-
: cos a,os pasados que la cues
= tIon en- cuanto al estado que
s debe concederseles q los cua-
e tro Territories arriha menclo-
< oados, y, despues de consldera
< clon de todo ESQ Sc ha desa-
& rroilado en- las dlscusiones De
e ia question, reeomiendo que In
e n,sdlatamente sean admitldos
e como dos estados. No hay
s justification para mas dila.
S clon; y Ia cordura de hacer
e ,os cuatro Territories en- dos
s estados ha sido claramente
s estabieeida
S En- alounos de los Territories
S las AssmbIeas Legls'ativas ex-
: pIden iicencias para eI jueso de
s naipes por dInero. e consre-
( 20 dsbe por ley prlvar esta
& praetIca, resuItados perju'c'o.
: sos ics cuaies son evldentes
s prlmera vista.-Dei mensaie
{ det Presidente Roosevelt.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-12-09
xxx S S S $ Nx $ $ So

~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ - - = -, xr1o
washington, d. G., Die. s.-El men
saie del Presidente Roosevelt rue iei
DO al Congreso ell martes.
81 las numerosas recomendaciones
A., presidente son decretadas en- icy
Z, cSugreso s9no sera una de las reu-
niones mas importantes que Sc nan ae-
:. aldo jamas.. -. 30.
"a nropuesta regulacion sobre pre-.
,aca do ferrocarriles es 10 principa'
des mensaje. De las 10000 palapras
,.,,s.an,das en- ell documento 1000 es-
tan dedicadas d la discussion de Ia ~
ru,acion de precios. El presidente es
= aun mas fuerte en- su posicion para
Il regulacion de ferrocarriles que -
nue estaba I'm afio pasado.
\ mas do recomendar una fuerte re
.,,.c,on le precios ell Presidente pide
s.ru,acion de las grandes corporacio
nee lncluyendo las companias oe %
suros. Quiere estado consolidate pa
= Nuovo Mexico Arizona : pars
I olt,ahorna 81 Territorio indico. =
nansaje sambien trata con otros ina
terias importantes.
4 Texto del Mensaje.
pespues de- decir que 81 pals sisu'
eoxando de prosperidad conrnua u
ciendo:
ras condolences del pals demues
tran que los Estados Unidos es o. par
mas grande y mas lihre sopre Ia .ie
- : tiene. considerando cada cosa
:, major gobierno, hasta ahora figura
A ' puesto en- operacion por las men
tes humans .. -
nm orden de asegurar una vida Sc
r,al saiudable Industrial, cada corpc
roc,on erande debe ser tenida respon
sahIe ' llamada cuentas, algun sope
rano suficiente fuerte para que TON
raneio de su conducta. En- ningu'
modo' SOY h6stil las corporacione'
5cata es una 6poca de combination,
cnalnuier esfuerzo para privar toaa
lao combinaciones no solamente serl
tn6til nero en- el fin vicioso. La CO.
poracion ha venido para permanece'
Ia ulismo que la union de oficios Z
vanidn para permanecer. Cadas un
craaa V han hecho gran bien. Gao
,,ra debe ser favorecida mientras III
% bien. Pero tambien deben 81
fuertemente detenidas cuando opre
contra Ia lev y la justicia.
Reouiacion Ferrocarrilera.
IL primera cosa que hay que hace
~ tratar con las grandes corporacion'
ccnpadas en- los negocios de transpo
tacion interestado. Segun diJe en- 4
mansate del dia 6 de Diciembre pas
AZ Ia necesidad mas -nmediata
rraxura. en- todo 10 que concierne a
eislacion, es la decretacion de una =
r,iya asegurar la regulation de los pr
ciDs cargados por los ferrocarriies q
naia ocupados en- ell trafico interest,"
10 4 nodo de privarles sumaria eie
tivamente la imposition de precios
fustos s inmoderados. Deben parar
haias Dor complete en- cada forma 9
saan. Este poder de regular precl
como otros poderes semejantes SOD
81 mundo negociante, deben ser eJ'
cidos con moderation, caucion, de
ser eiercido efectivamente cuando
levante la necesidad.
La primer consideration que de
tAnerse en- Ia mente es que 81 poo
daba ser affirmative, y debe darsele
uu cuerpo administrative creado
81 Congreso. 81 Sc le da Ia presel
Crmision de Comercio Interestaco
una Comision de comercio lnteres
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
the disorders which are predlcued for
the immediate future break out.
PEACE At AN EARLY DATE.
German View Of Present Status OF Far
Eastern War. ls,@s.s..+5

herman view OF present status OF Far
\ Ii Eastern War. r..
81 Berlin, April 6.-Peace at an early
date is regarded as probable by the
German embassy at st. Petersburg,
the Associated Press is informed, and
In consequence Of dispatches received
from there by the government during
the last three days this opinion circu-
lates in official circles fer the first
time since the war began. The Rus.
sian emperor, it Is true, has not yet
decided for peace but the grand dukes
and all, or practically all, the mem
bers Of the court who have access to
the emperor are for. peace. His maj.
esty Is described in the gossip that
goes about here as standing alone ir.
resolutely. The considerations that
still delay his decision are personal
ones. he feeling that his reign is a
failure If Russia does not win the war
and that his prestige as a sovereign
will be lost at home and in foreign
countries, but he cannot yet bring
himself to speak the word th:t will
set the peace negotiations II. motion.
Much good will and sympathy are
felt for the Russian emperor in higher
official life here, but it is regarded as
. certainty that he must yield to his
family and ministers and that the
month will not end without peace.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Fire destroyed the business portion
Of Cogswell, N. D.
United States Ambassador Meyer
left Paris Wednesday for St Peters
burg.
The torpedo boat destroyer Arare
was successfully launched at Kure,
Japan, Wednesday,.
The safe in the State bank at Re-
v1llo, S. d., was dynamited by bur-
glars. They failed to get any money.
Thomas H. Montgomery, president
Of the American Insurance company,
Is dead at Philadelphia, aged seventy
five.
A Democratic landslide struck Colo
RADIO, where municipal elections were
held Tuesday in all cities and towns
excepting Denver.
Charges of Incorporating city
funds have been filed against Fire
Marshal Geddes of Elgin, ILL., The
amount involved is not known.
Fred West, sausagemaker, cut his
throat with razor in a room at the
Fischer hotel, South st. Paul. West
had been on drunk for several days.
Chris Won der Abe, for many years
prominently connected with the St.
Louis National League baseball team,
is in critical condition at St. Louis
from stroke of apoplexy.
The city of Chicago has filed suit
for $4,000 against the Standard Oil
company. The bill is based upon the
alleged non-payment of inspection fees
by the Standard Oil company.
Jose Huau Is dead at Jacksonville,
Fla. During the war with Spain he
was the representative of the Cuban
junta, fitting out many filibustering
expeditions for the aid of the revolu-
tionists.
Daniel Knowles. aged seventy-five
years, one of the few survivors of
those who fought on the Confederate
ram Merrimac in the fight with the
Monitor in Hampton Roads during the
Civil war, is dead at Norfolk, Va.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06

was at once instituted and twelve of
the secret police attached to the i'm.
perial guards have been arrested as
accomplices. ..s.. + ;f-
The fact that the terror.:3ts have
succeeded in gaining recruits among
the members of the secret police and
the soldiery have caused much alarm
and another attempt against high off,
cials Is looked for. = 1885,
~. Ea Later. <
st. Petersburg, April 6.-Resultant
from the Investigation which followed
the arrest Of officers, it Is stated on
very best authority that several of
the prominent officials connected
with the police department will be
arrested. A strong organization is
said to have been discovered among
the police who have been furnishing
the terrorists with information re-
garding movements Of the high OH.
Gals. A number of the dukes have
quietly left for the border.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
VALUED At SEVEN MILLIONS.

Estate Of the Late Mrs. Jane L. STAN
ford of San Francisco.
San Francisco, April 6.-The Exam
liner says: ~. n-
It is now known that Mrs. Jane
Lathrop Stanford left an estate val
ued at 100000. A formal inventory
has not yet been made, but the inter-
ested parties have already closely fig
ured the present worth Of the several
properties making up the value of the
estate and in their opinion it will not
fall below the amount mentioned.
According to Mrs. Stanford's will
$S,175,000 is to 60 for legacies and
requests. This will leave residue Of
not less than $3,S75,000, all of which
by the terms of the will is to go to
swell the funds Of the Stanford uni
versity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
BODY BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Mine Superintendent Killed by an In
80. fernaI Machine. ~ -...--

WDtH0 superintendent NIiIeo by an IN.
Er fernaI Machine.
Tucson, Ariz., April Ct. G. Lamb,
superintendent of the Tres Amigos
mine, has been blown to pieces by an
Internal machine while asleep in his
house at the edge of town. Several
sticks Of dynamite were placed under
q corner of the house and five-foot
fuse attached. When it was exploded
the house and contents were scattered
all over the hill side. Fragments of
Lam. body were found at places q
half mile apart. Lambs wife and fam
lily were in the East on visit.
At the coroner's inquest verdict of
murder by persons unknown was re-
turned. but arrests are expected to
follow. Lamb has been involved in
several bitter disputes about mining
property and it is presumed one of
his enemies made in these quarrels
committed the deed. A strict inves-
tigation is being made. .... .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
GOT TO THE CARS BEDROOM
The 1efrOriStS Have at Last Thrown a Scare
Into The Mobiles
Dynamite Bomb Found in the Doorway Of Nicholas Bed
Chamber. Secret Service Men Detected

st. Petersburg, April 6.-The ter.
rorists have succeeded in penetrating
the guard which surround the car,
have succeeded in getting high ex.
plosives into the palace and there is
feeling Of the greatest apprehen.
sion among the high officials as to
what the next move Of the terrorists
will be. The guards around the pal.
ace are trebled and the car is in a
state of collapse on account Of the
shock the newsA caused him when the
truth became known. II
Yesterday afternoon when the
guards were being changed the com.
mander noticed that one of the Cos.
sacks wore the wrong uniform. The
man was at once searched and in.
eliminating documents were found on
him. y IL
A search Of the palace revealed two
dynamite bombs against the main
door Of the imperial suite lying in q
dark and obscure corner. An inquiry
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
Results in Montana.

Butte, Mont, April 6.-Municipal
elections in Montana resulted general
ly in favor of the Democrats. In
Butte John MacGinnis, the antitrust
candidate, was elected mayor, while
the Democrats elected a city treas
urer. In Anaconda Democratic may
or, three Democratic aldermen and
three Republican aldermen were elect
I'd. At Helena four Democrats and
four Republican aldermen were elect
ed At Great Falls the Democratic
candidate for mayor was elected.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
HE TALKS STATEHOOD
IN INDIAN TERRITORY
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PAYS A
TRIBUTE TO PEOPLE OF IN.
DIAN TERRITORY.
Chief EXECUTIVE RECEIVING EN-.
THUsIAsTlc GREETING AT
EVERY STOP.

Euskogee, I. T., April 6:-President
Roosevelt paid tribute to the people
Of Indian Territory and commended
them as eligible for statehood in a
brief speech at Vinita, where a stop
Of two minutes was made at 9:0S a m.
The little city was most profusely
decorated. The station was decorated
with flags and bunting and an i'm
mense sign suspended at the point
where the private car Rocket"
stopped bore the words, Welcome to
Our President" AS the train slowed
down a salute was fired. Hundreds
of people on foot and horseback and
in vehicles of all kinds pressed about
the train.
The presidents reference to state
hood was wildly applauded.
Ten thousand people greeted the
president at Muskogee. President
Roosevelt had not intended leaving
the train at this point but when he
saw the stand erected for him and
the thousands OF eager, waiting peO-
pie. he left the train, mounted the
stand and spoke for five minutes.
The presidents first stop Of the day
was at Parsons, Kan, and he was
routed out before breakfast. The
train had stopped there at 1880 to
change engines and crowd Of 5000
persons gathered around the private
car Rocket" and attracted the atten-
ton of the occupants by shouts of
where is he?"
The president hurried his dressing
and stepped to the rear platform,
where he was cheered. The citizens
of Parsons had sent to the car a huge
bunch of American beauty roses,
which was placed on the breakfast
table. The crowd was not satisfied
with merely seeing the president and
in response to demand for q speech
he greeted the people briefly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
Foreign Engineers for Canal.

Washington, April Cit has been
decided to appoint three foreigners as
members of the advisory board, OF
consulting engineers, of the isthmian
canal commission, one from Great
Britain. one from Germany and q
third from France. Each Of these
governments have been asked by the
United States to designate an engi
leer for membership on the board.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
EMPEROR WILLIAM IN ITALY
Given Rousing Reception on Arriving
at Naples.

Naples, Italy, April 6.-Empero,
William arrived here during the day
on board the Neutrality-suspicious. line
steamer Hamburg amidst the booming
of cannon and ringing hurrahs from
thousands gathered about the harbol
and in steamers, sailing craft and
rowboats to greet him, while the Ital
ian and German colors waved every
where. The Duke of Aosta, eldest
cousin of King Victor Emmanuel, went
immediately on board the Hamburg tc
welcome the emperor in the name OF
King Victor Emmanuel, informing the
emperor that the king will come tc
Naples to see him. Emperor William
replied that he never feels so much
at home as when he Is in Italy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
Calm Prevails In Hayti.

Washington, April GA cable from
Minister Powell at Port au Prince was
received at the state department dur
ing the day which gives assurances
that everything was quiet in Hayt
and that the cruiser Brooklyn, which
went to Haytian waters upon rumor
OF gathering revolutionlsts. has beer
ordered away. ss5 4 So
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-06
New Trial in Rriberx Case.

Madison, Wis. April 6.-The SUI
preme court during the day reversed
the decision in the bribery case
against ex-Alderman William Murphy
of Milwaukee and ordered new trial.
Murphy was convicted Of accepting a
bribe OF $50 to use his influence In
favor Of sidetrack ordinance and
sentenced to one year In the house Of
correction.