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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
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Theodosia, July 5.-The Russian
battleship Kniaz Potemkine has ar
rived here and asked for coal, provis-
ions and medical attention. The mutt
neers demanded that the authorities
guarantee their safety during the stay
of the ship here
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
Weds EnalIsh ARMY oftioer.

London. July 5.-A fashionable An
glo-American wedding today was that
of Miss Maud Gaines Simpson, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Simpson
OF New York, and Peter Kerr Smiley
OF the Twenty-first Lancers. The
wedding was attended by many promi-
nent members OF the American colony
In London.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
Observation-Disclosures

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The massacre of the Jews at 3
Jitomir, in the province of Val :
hynia, has been investigated by s
3 the Russian Liberal association .
3 for the purpose of endeavoiing :
3 to fix the cause and blame for 8
3 the murders. This article, which .
8 was prepared for The Evening .
8 Citizen by the investigating com Z
missioner of the Russian Liberal Z
3 association, takes the story Of Z
3 the massacre through the first I
= day. Another article will tell I
8 the story of the at ocities through 4
3 the second day, to the end of the .
3 massacres.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
KRUGER GOES BACK
TO OLD SEBASTOPOI

Sebastopol, July 5.-The Black Sea
squadron, under Rear Admiral Kruger
returned here from its second voyage
to Odessa. The squadron included the
battleship Georgi Pobiedonosetz.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
HORRORS OF JITOMR MASSACRE VVIDLY REVEALED
BLACK S0TNlA"
EDGED ON TO
MASSACRE JEWS

RUSSIAN LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
IN REPORT ON THE HORROR,
ACCUSES REAcTloNARY PARTY
OF iNcITlNG THE RouGHs TO
VIoLENcE-PEAsANTs STONED
BOATS FROM THE RIVER
HEIGHTS ON ST. GEORGES DAY.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
Conservatives Long Lease Of Office

London, July 5.-t has been ten
years since the Conservatives entered
on their long lease of office, Lord Sal
isbury having become prime minister
for the third and last time July 2.
1905.
In spite OF incessant attacks on the
government In parliament during the
last year or so and the difficulty at
times of maintaining anything like
normal majorities, there is no reason
10 believe that Mr.. Balfour has any
present intention OF rendering his res
ignation. nor have the liberal leaders
ct this moment any real desire to at
tempt TO force him to take this step.
II is known that Mr.. Balfour desires
to remain in power at least until i'm
portant pending questions are settled,
such as Morocco and the Russo-Jap-
anese war.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05

six Jews were wounded and five peas.
ants were wounded.
christian Martyred In Behalf OF
Jews.
In Jitomir, the memory of Nicholas
Blinoff. Christian student, who died
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
THE DEVLIN
DEFALCATION
Plays the Duce With
Other Institutions and
the State.
KANSAS HAD HALF MILLION
In the First National OF
Topeka Which She
Will Lose.
TWO SMALL BANKS ARE INVOLVED
KANSAS HAD HALF MILLION
TWO SMALL BANKS ARE INVOLVED

Washington. d. c., July 5.-Ths
! comptroller of the currency has ap-
pointed National Bank Examiner ID.
A. Cook receiver of the Spring Val
ley National bank. of Spring valley.
Ill. upon the advice received from
Cook that the bank was closed. The
comptroller has also appointed ,.
Macsholt receiver for the First Ma
tional bank OF Toluca, ILL.,. upon adj
vice from the vice president of the
bank that 1t would not be open for
business this morning. The suspen-
sion of these banks is due to tho
failure of c. J. Devlin, who was pres
ident of both. The capital of the
Spring Valley National bank is $780,
900 and OF the First National bank
Of Toluca, 100000.
NOT ABLE AS VET TO
MAKE STATEMENT.
Peoria, H., July Sd. A. Cook, the
national bank examiner, who was ap-
pointed receiver for the Spring VGr
ley bank of Spring Valley, ILL.,, was
unable to make a statement today as
to the condition of the banks finan-
cial standing, with reference to the
amount owed the bank by the Devlin
estate. There was no run ON the In
stitution at the time its doors were
closed.
PUTS DEvLlN INTO
Z BANKRUPTCY COURT.
Topeka, Kan. July 5.-A petition to
declare c. j., Devlin bankrupt will
be filed in the United States district
court today in behalf of his Kansas
City creditors.
STATE WILL Lose ~
FULLY HALF MILLION.
Topeka. Kan, July 5.--The condi-
tion OF the half million dollars Of
state funds In the First National bank
is causing much discussion among
the state offieials. T. T.. Kelly. the
state treasurer. believes that the
state VIII be considered the preferred
creditoi, as the money was LETT In the
bank in the ordinary course of collec-
tion, and not as a deposit upon which
interest was drawn.
]. T. Bradley. receiver for the First
National, says that he does not be-
lieve that the state will be a pre-
ferred creditor, and that 1t will have
to take its chances with the other
creditors.
bradley says it will be Nen days
before he will be able to give out n
statement of liabilities and assets.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
D0ANE'S RENDEZVOUS
AT CLAYTON RANCH
Alleged Murderer and Horse
Thief Seen There
Yesterday.
he DOES NOT FEAR CAPTURE

Claude Doane, alleged murderer and
horse thief, for whom the officers
have been searching for the past ten
days, has again been located.
Yesterday afternoon Jesus Gabal.
don, mayordomo of the precinct south
of this city, saw Doane on the old
Clayton ranch, located three miles
south of albuquerque.
Gabaldon says that Doane was
asleep in a small adobe hut located
on far corner of the ranch, when
he rode past and saw him there.
He was heavily armed and had a
small boy who has been herding
goats on the ranch, standing guard
for him.
The mayordomo talked 10 the boy,
and learned from him that Doane has
been on the ranch ever since the OFF,
GERS have been looking for him.
This would seem as though the
search for the much wanted man had
been conducted too far south, and
that the crafty Doane had simply
been playing horse with his pur-
suers. II is not known what the Off
GERS intend TO do now. but IL is quite
likely that since he has been located
again, they will make another at
tempt to capture him.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-05
NOT ABLE AS YET TO
MAKE STATEMENT.
PUTS pEvLlN INTO
BANKRUPTCY COURT.

Topeka, Kan. July 5.-A petition to
declare c. J.. Devlin a bankrupt will
be filed in the United States district
court today in behalf of his Kansas
City creditors.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04
REPUBLICANS FAR IN The LEAD

The Republicans are well in the
lead in this compaign.
Democratic success is, as 1t has
been from the outset, an impossibility.
The issue of this campaign is to beat
Tom Kearns' so-called American"
party. The only way to do that is to
vote the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Lynch can be elected by the
reputable citizens of Salt Lake doing
their duty. Mr.. Morris does not stand
a ghost of a show. The people are
coming to realize this as they analyze
the situation. Here are a few more
facts in election matters that show
the situation; there are So election
districts in Salt Lake City, and how
the vote in them was at the last cleo
ton, since which time there has been
nothing to change materially the rela-
tive positions of Republicans and
Democrats:
On the Presidential vote, the Re-
publicans carried every one of the So
city election districts.
On the regular party legislative
tickets the Republicans carried AZ dis
tricts, the Kearns Americans car
ried 4, and the Democrats 2 districts
out of the So. Here is the detail by
municipal wards of the number of cleo
ton districts carried by each party:
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04

The suggestion that party which
carried only two out of fifty-two cleo
ton districts in the city can win the
election may mislead blind partisans
of that party, but it is so manifestly
absurd that no thinking person will be
deceived thereby. From every point
of view the election facts show that
there is no possibility of electing the
Democratic ticket. Mayor Morris is
therefore out of the race.
The Kearns Americans" carried
four election districts to two for the
Democrats.
The Kearns Americans" carried
District in the First municipal ward,
Districts 20 and 23 in the Second, Dis
trict 43 in the Fourth, and none in the
Third or Fifth.
The Democrats carried District 81
in the Third Municipal Ward, District
81 in the Fourth, and none in either
the First, Second or Fifth.
The Republicans carried ten dis
tricts in the First municipal ward,
thirteen in the Second. nine in the
Third, five in the Fourth, and nine in
the Fifth.
Truths politics is to beat the cor
rupt Kearns aggregation. That can
not be done by voting for Morris. 1t
can be done by voting for Lynch.
Therefore Truth maintains the posi-
ton now clear to everyone who has
thoroughly investigated the facts, that
the only way to beat the Kearns
Americans" is to vote the Republ1-
can ticket from top to bottom in this
city.
In the First municipal ward, figures
show that on the regular party legis-
lative ticket-not the Roosevelt vote
the Republicans carried ten of the
eleven election districts, the Kearns
Americans" carried one, and the
Democrats never got look in. What
sensible person will say the Demo
cratic ticket has a shadow of prospect
there, against either of the others?
In the Second the Republicans car
ried eleven of the thirteen districts,
the Kearns Americans" two and the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04
WHERE TO VOTE.
List of Polling Places for Election
Next Tuesday.

List of Polling Places for Election
Next Tuesday.
Following is the official list of poll
ing places for the city election next
Tuesday:
Dist.
No.
Thomas Langham, 1896 S. 18th
East.
2-F. G. Anderson, corner 9th South
and 9th East.
81. Pitzer, 721 r. Sth South.
flames Pope, 753 s. 4th East
5-Store Jed q. Woolley, 679 S. State.
6-Harper Bros, 80 S. State.
City and County building.
Sold Deseret school house, 4th
South and 9Th East.
elizabeth Naisbett, 1913 S. 9Th e.
1O-Tenth ward meeting house annex,
4th South and Sth East.
thames Standing, 305 S. 10th East.
12-Annex Fourth ward meeting house,
corner 7th S. and West Temple.
13-Graves' store, 9S1 S. End West.
14-Annex Fifth ward meeting house,
7th South and 3rd West.
15-Uintah school Bldg, Burlington
addition.
16-Thompson's hall, SIT Cannon St.
17-Sixth ward assembly annex, Sd
West, between 4th and 9Th South.
Il T. B. Watson's store. 479 S. 3rd
West.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04

and he wouldn't stand for anything of
that kind He has, 1t is so reported
changed his mind as to what the Nor
mon Republicans will do and has be-
come satisfied that they will stay with
their party and vote for Lynch. Mr..
Wilker it is said, intends to vote the
Republican ticket also.
~ ~
Here is some inside Democratic in
formation and it is true. Figuring on
the result of the canvass the Demo
cratic managers have concluded that
in the First precinct Lynch will beat
Thompson by 800 votes; in the Sec
ond Lynch will beat Thompson by AGO
votes; in the Third Lynch will beat
Thompson by 1000 votes, in the
Fourth Lynch will beat Thompson by
400 votes, in the Fifth Thompson will
beat Lynch by 500 votes. AS between
Lynch and Thompson, that gives
Lynch 2,100 votes more than Thomp-
son.
Figuring between Lynch and Morris.
the same Democratic managers con
clude that in the first precinct Lynch
will beat Morris by 500 votes; in the
Second, Lynch will beat Morris by 2O)
votes; in the Third Morris will beat
Lynch by 400 votes; in the Fourth
Morris will beat Lynch by 500: in the
Fifth Lynch will beat Morris by 500
votes. Those figures give Lynch ma
jority of 600 over Morris. Those are
the figures of the Democrats them
selves and show that their own cand,-
date will be beaten. He will be beaten
and much worse beaten than the Dem
ocrats admit.
The Gentle Democrats have prac-
tically all gone over to the Americans
In the 39th district the Democratic
canvass shows that every Gentle
Democrat but two mas gone over TO
the Americans. How silly it is to talk
or think of beating the Americans
with Morris!
Tom Kearns says in his classic way
| that If he doesn't beat the SIS of BIS
this time he will leave the state an
never return. BY SIS of BIS Tom
meant particularly the Gentiles who
wouldn't ride in his band wagon.
~ ~
Look out for the Tribune Roor-
backs. They will come about Tues
day morning when there will be no
time to reply. Don't pay any atten-
ton to them, however. They will just
be choice assortment of falsehoods
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04

Democrats none. What better off ar,
the Democrats in the Second than in
the First?
In the Third the Republicans car.
ried nine of the ten districts, the Dem
ocrats one and the Americans none
With only one out of ten districts, how
can the Democrats get enough tt
sweep the rest in any show OF
strength?
In the Fourth the Republicans car
ried five out of seven districts, the
Kearns Americans" one and the Dem
ocrats one. Who would call the Dem
ocrats a powerful weapon against
the Kearns ticket on such a showing
as that?
In the Fifth the Republicans carried
all nine districts, neither Kearns
Americans" nor the Democrats get
ting any, Who boasts of the strength
of Democrats there?
Everything shows that the Republic
can ticket is the one, and the only
one, with which to beat the Kearns
crowd
Try it again:
OF the city election districts the Re
publicans carried SO per cent on the
legislative ticket, the Kearns "Ameri
cans" per cent, and the Democrats
per cent How can the latter be
stronger than either of the former!
Is per cent greater than SO per cent
To beat the Kearns Americans
you must vote the Republican ticket
A vote for Norris is practically vote
for Thompson.
Democrats base their figuring or
the result two years ago. That this Is
Misrepresentation of the situation IL
easily recognized from a few wei
known lacts. At that time leading
Gentle Republicans like Judge Zane
o. ]. Salisbury, Benner X. Smith, Rev
Simpkin, Rev. Wake. M. H. Walker
and many others fought the Kearn'
gang which had gained control of thu
Republican city convention. Not ont
of those men is working for Morri!
now, so from the standpoint of Gen
tile Republicans who will not submit
to the bossism of Tom Kearns, 1t Is
utterly impossible to produce agair
the result of two years ago. Ever,
thinking person knows this.
Again: The Kearns papers two
years dSO OpChly duNOSoeOu tiioS eAA>
Gentiles cut every Mormon who wa.
up for office. and vote only for Gen
tiles. The Mormon Republicans were
angered at this, and voted and worked
for Morris. This is not being done
now, so the figures of two years ago
cannot be half-produced from tina
standpoint.
The Democratic figures on this
point are worse than worthless. They
are deceptive and known to be so
Voters should not permit themselves
to be fooled.
Morris hasn't a ghost of a show.
A vote for Morris is practically s
vote for Thompson.
Beat the Kearns american" ticket
The only way to do this is to vote
the Republican ticket, and vote L
straight.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04
TRUTHS.

Furious j. Cannon has returned
from the east. Franks mission was a
dismal failure. The Associated Press
failed to handle any of Franks rot,
and the only way he could get in the
papers was through special dispatch
es paid by himself.
~ -
Kearns is working personally for
his man, Thompson. 1t is stated
that Tom says this is his last fight
unless he wins. That he will leave
the state and that means that he
will leave high and dry such suck
ers as Grant HI. Smith, G. w. Meyer
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04

tears in their eyes for the defeat OF
Knox.
1t is stated that When Kearns
fails after personal appeal to a
voter to cast his vote for Thomp-
son, he always winds up by advis-
That is throw his vote away and in
crease Thompson's chances.
" "
AS Truth predicted, Dick Morris
will be counted out of the race be-
fore the day of election. The betting
shows that he is a poor third. Odds
are freely offered without takers that
Morris will be third in the race.
~ ~
Every good citizen irrespective of
party, should vote for Lynch, and thus
defeat a party that endorses the das-
| tardly lies printed in the Tribune, it's
organ, every morning.
~ ~
The Democrats are now claiming
the Third precinct by 500 votes, thus
acknowledging the defeat of Morris.
Unless Morris carries the Third by at
lCdSI l,OOO HC Will lOI NC ClOoC w
election. The facts are that Morris
will not carry the Third at all Lynch
will carry the Third by a handsome
number.
The conservative politicians and
betting men acknowledge that the race
is between Lynch and Thompson at
the present writing, just as Truth has
predicted all along.
~ ~
Mulvey is having a hard time of
it in the Fifth. Bowers, Republican,
undoubtedly will be elected The Re-
lpublicans were never better organized
and are making determined and win
ming fight. The sentiment the last
few days has been decidedly in
Lynch's favor.
The Democratic Party only carried
two per cent of the election districts
last fall It's leaders have the auda-
city to ask the Republicans whose
party carried over 80 per cent of the
districts to come over to them and
help elect Morris.
Republicans who vote for Norris
will be fooled as badly as the He
brews Joseph tells about There was
an old Jew, Harry says, and Harry
never prevaricates, that had three
sons, one of whom was a reprobate
and spendthrift. The old man wanted
to disinherit him without showing
any marked animosity. He placed a
clause in his will requiring each son
to put $500 in his coffin, feeling salts
fled that he had his object accom-
plished When the old man died, the
administrator called the three sons to-
gether and questioned them in regard
to the will. All stated that they had
put in the coffin the amount required.
Ikey said he had put in $500
in gold; Jakey said he had put in $500
in silver, and Abe, the hayward cuss,
said he had put in his check for $1,000
and taken out the change.
| ~ ~
Gentle Democrats, what few there
was left, after seeing the drift of the
betting on Brokers' Row wede heard
to state that it was evident that Nor
ris could not be elected and that they
were going to vote for Thompson.
Morris will not have bakers dozen
of Gentiles with him on election day.
While the Republicans will have over
$500 Gentiles in line for Lynch. Beat
Thompson with Lynch.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04

M. H. Walker, who at the beginning
of this campaign became identified
with the American" party, is reported
to have said that he Joined it in the
belief that the Mormon Republicans
would leave their party and vote for
Morris because Morris is a Mormon,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-04

Look out for the Tribune Roor-
backs. They will come about Tues
day morning when there will be no
time to reply. Don't pay any atten-
ton to them, however They will just
be choice assortment of falsehoods.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-30
SAYS HE'LL BE HAUNTED
DEv1NE, SLAYER OF WILLIAM
wAH.AcE, PEN1rENT OVER HIS
DEED-BOUND OVER TODAY.

"Ever since I was boy I have be-
being the ghost will haunt him the rest
Of his life,- and now I shall always be
haunted by that man s ghost. Oh, I
wish I was dead!' moaned John De-
vine yesterday, when he was notified
by Tailor Nels Clausen that William
Wallace, whom he stabbed on a 500
train near Buffalo, Mimi, was dead.
The unhappy man collapsed com
pletely when told the sad news. He
proclaimed his innocence Of any knowl-
the floor Of the iafl library, moaning
and crying. He refused to be comfort
ed for several hours.
Devine was arraigned In the police
court this morning on charge OF muir.
der in the second degree. He waived
examination and was bound over to
the September, term of the grand jury
without bail.
Devine is a common laborer, about As
years old, and has an unusually kind
face. When he stood up to answer to
the charge he showed the effects Of the
mental agony he has passed thru. He
answered the few questions gently and
then sank back into his chair seemingly
exhausted. His grief over the act
seems to be sincere and to all appears
ances he is the kindliest Of men when
not under the influence of liquor.
Altho the charge in the lower court
is first degree murder, lesser charge
will probably be preferred by the grand
Jury. A coroner 8 inquest will be held
at the county morque Friday morning
at 9 O o'clock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-30
WITzH0FF LIKENESS HERE
NEW YORK POLICE HAVE PIC
TURE OF MARRIAGE SPECIAL
IST TAKEN BY LOCAL STUDIO.

A dispatch to The ur n a
from New York says that DR.. George
A. Withhold, the man who has made a
small fortune by marrying women with
small savings, robbing and DESERVING
them, was photographed by D. B.. Nye
in Minneapolis. r..
Mr.. Nye was unable to recognize the
picture of Withhold which was shown
him today, and visit to his former
place of business, now the Smith stu
do, was equally unsuccessful. The
$4,000 negatives preserved there are not
cataloged alphabetically, and even if
there were such .catalog, it is not
probable that the man went under the
name of Withhold while in this city.
The fact that Withhold was photo
graphed by Mr.. Nye proves that he
has visited Minneap polls. Whether he
worked his matrimonial scheme here
is not known. ..- -, - 1.
Withhold has been identified as
Frederick A. Schote, who came to this
country from Switzerland eight years
ago. He. has since gone under the
aliases Of Abraham, Kreizer, Glucker,
Horwitz, Cohen, Schwarts, Calm, Stein
and GOldstein. @ta~< 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-30
TOO MANY men
In MINNESOTA
STERNER SEX LEADS IN EVERY
COUNTY OF STATE.
Excess Runs Almost Double in Some
Counties, Total Difference Between
Sexes Amounting to 150,919-Civil
War Veterans Number e,e41, Spanish
War Veterans 2,763.

il. Every county in Minnesota has a
'predominance of male inhabitants
There are nearly twice as many males
as females in some counties. The total
males in the state ar 1,060,115; fe-
males, 9O9, JOG; excess Of males, $50, 919.
OF the total population 1905, 257 are
whites, 5,ll3 colored, 720 Indians Tin
the regular state census), III Chinese,
so Japs.
The state contains 9,641 civil war
veterans, .l57 sailors; 2,7s3 Spanish
war veterans, 176 sailors.
Outside Of the twin cities there are
but three Japs in the state. Twenty
twenty-nine counties contain Chinese.
Ramsey county has the largest negro
population, 1854. Wadena county is
the most evenly divided as to males
and females 4,800 males, 4,517 females.
Lake county is the most unevenly di-
vided of any county in the state as re-
CARDS sex numbers, there being 4,14l
males to but 2,132 females.
H3ennepinn county contains l56,535
ty reside POI ,192 whites, 1902 blacks,
4S Chinese, "a Japs; 1852 civil wal
veterans, 104 sailors.