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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05
6 & q Eel. eonib go. 9citenunftIdee %eeItefert.
u. Wancr, Wr. All, Wc1t. Eratt.Str.

gcpnraturcn bon Cement. uno MuurerssIrbci.
ten. Seller uno 1rottoire cerncntiri ODER aes
@cuauerte @isfdrdnfe fir @irtbi6nfs
ten. Yrompte 9cbicnung. (2lo-6)
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Sobn ". Scnfcl,
Gr. GO4. Glib ebars etrnRe,
III DER Observation-Disclosures.

ipcIher uuc gufir1ee itets 8ur 3ufrieocnbeii
austiibrt. Die bon i6m bebanoeIien 2eifen fons
men @oben lana Iieeen. obnc bic eerin9iicn
acknowledgement Al deigen. Sran 3entel Ut
eraouirie Ginbaliamirerin ilnb ut ole Rebaro'
lung bon Srauenlei6en oeren Spe5iaIttdt.
CSunt0.1M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

Gas international u b.
tommcn gum Sd)liB gegcn ocn Woo-
d)enbonbel lit fiirG cutihIuno, Sronf.
reid, @roBbritonnien, StoIicr, Spa
ricrt, bic Strpci5. HuBIono, Gdnc-
MARI mo Sfonoinopien rotiii5irt
lporocn. -ltngorn. 8elgien
mo Nrolilien limo ebcnioII9 ~beigetre-
ten. no blciben bic Sercinigteit
Staoten?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

EN- perfnonentes2 N}dn foit11te bel
lold)er Suhnmbeit an acilntOen Men-
'd)enperltonoe ire mcrOcn. Hnes in
oleler iinpo0fomnlcncn lScIt bot be-
fonntlih Ieine @rcn3cu. Die Cuntm-
belt uro Die llnberiddmt6cit itriIereS
Foll6cihefs abcr ldcincn grcn5enloS
81 lcin."
Gns 0eutihc Conn mnnoo
III Der %iingoriiden grnnCc lit befaltti'
llh @egenitono oca bcitlglten Strei-
ties III Den Eorlomertcn 0cltreid) lln-
Born's. ltnp ole gou5cn Gonmolloos
beltebell, mie ole .Micucr Ncue 6reic
Nrc''e" mittbeilt, ats ctIpo odt5iJ
oent'den 8orten. llno mc9cn oieIer
od)tilg Worte einen ioIde1 WtoroSro'
holl; pcgen Der poor @ortc cineariic
in Der oltreidiid .itnguriitcn Monor'
die! '..
Ger SduptltuG Amber.
ion bon Der yGnti Soloon . Siga"
in Sainois briiitct id, Oiientlid) oa.
init, Dob Der 2iau oic Summe bon
10000 Collars 5lrr &criiiGung itcbe,
nm it Der n1ditcn GtodtS : @cieb-
gebllno ole 2ocol Option . Bill, Die
IN Der LETTER @eicBQcbrtg ourd)Ilel,
oicsmol 5ur annobulc 5i brlngen.
0os beiBt oiio; @oa oui unoeregSeile
niht 81 erreihen lit miro ourd) BE,
itehung burhgcorijdt. @o5u brollft
man ionit 10000 Gollor@?
SnF ch ct 8olo'
niulportei INNER nod Oorollf, oos
Erogromm 9clcoliC'a in OcrOtoroffo'
6roge 81 retten. IS b0n9e MIR BON,
benl ielten WiQen Der Irun5oIilhcn
Diplomatic ob, oui DER GonIcrel5 e.
ncNnslcgung ourd5ulCBcll, peld)c 81"
iiltcrttdtlotnlc Serctlburllllg 5ltSllli=
ltcn elmer ousihlicBIit iran5oIild,en
Heicrm- 9lftion nit i'd brGdtc. Gnn'
lambs llnteritiibunQ lei Gciidcrt ulo
merbe mie Srontrcih Ocn @eoantcn
bcfGmpfen, oeil Gcutihen audi MIR
Den fieiniten StiiBptnft in Wuroffo
tin5ur1lumen. GbCnlo milroen ont
Der Gonleren5 Die @cOoIlmdd)tlgtcn
Spanicn's, Stolien'a, &uBIonb'S nm
Der &ercinigten Stootcn Itinmen.
90 ihreibt iuenigitcnS Der Ibgeoro'
ltctc Gclcoile i'm .@OuIOiS." 8on CT
mem heiltif)'iron5oiiidcn ginueritouO'
nib in Der Woroffo 6rnge lit o!lo
nod feline Hebe. Ger lhnierigerc
Sbeil Der oiplonrotiihcn Nuigube
bleibt nod 81 loicn ncnn Ole Comic
rcr5 5uiamnlentritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05
Befanatmadnnsen.
Tcpnrtcment iitr lintcrrid1tewefen.
Vifrrau prr pcbbrpe Der Sdluls tSu nj miiinr

8alti III c. Den A. glleuit 1905.
Geriie1eIie Sprocruness InQeboie init Der
Iuffbriti .prupuiaIs ior printing a Cert Boot
of 9naineering" luerocn bis 4 ubr 9inhmiltn9s
am Tienifas. Den 10. Nualii 1905, I'm Siireau
Der Sdul-BebDroe int OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Widoiipls mo qnfuDeite sIoeuIe. eIitge9e1 ges
flonnef
Spe5iffaiionen fonnen ent9egen gennEfnlen.
uno Wtanlicript unh Iufmadnnq oes Sltbe2
I'M Sireait Der 0eborbe etltgeiebe1 lueroeiL
gas Heht bleibt pprbebulteH. lrgeno melhe
uno aue Ineebote 8u periuerfen. ,rst greg.
Sm Infirage
tslig5, 7,0,1D Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05
Baltimore, @s.. ~. Snli 1905.

r,,,r..u, Tnittn'ott, We, u Suit InUo'
Inter : 1epnrtcmcnt fir 8eiunobetispiltse.
anaebote. an oie .asoaro of %glparbs" Gereis
luudl, bet 16. Nugnit 1905, POM efaof.Heaitra,
tor IN ieiuem Sitrcau int 1athbans augcnum.
men uereeu sur SieferHng an bne Inter Iepar.
tement fir @cfnnoIeitcpiieac non Eterpen uuo
@cidltrrcn uno bic tuterbrinsnng unb s,erior.
1nng Der oier Nagen hes untcr.5 = parten,cnis
fir Sipet Sabre, pom T.. September 1905 an, in
anf Nahfr1ae bei'm Sefretdr 5u erbalten iiio.
Gin 6eelulibigicr ebed bon 500. an ben
WiGnor uro SiaSirofb oSm SqlilIlore 5ab!bar,
Su5 Reht, irgeHo zines ODER aIe Ineebote
1lriid 3~Ifpeiien, 1T borbebalten.
TT. Games Suslrb,
Uetulobeites@ onlmiiidr
pcitdtigt:
e. Sian Simnnns.
grdfibent Der Guntratts Bergcblnssz8 eb0roe.
DIp-on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05
Icrmiidte Inseisen.
Snngc WGnncr!
Grlsrmt 1eissraSbtren nms Gtienbahm.Sad.

$50 bis 500 Monais. ecbaIt fir uniere slbi.
ihrienten ODER feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9cle'
grupbiften n erober gindbfrnee. uniere Q Sdbus
len ftno bic erbbten in amerifa; bon ieoem
8abr.Beanien .enlpfobIen, Sett III bic bette
Setf shi' S S,ais'f edbs @a'1 e l. iUsSsn %aial's'
Cincinnati, O.; Buffalo, &.sD,: @tlartta. Ga;
Ga Gruiie. @isc. 9erarfana. Ter; Gun Sran'
cisco, Cal. (slbrefitrt an irgenc Elm, Der ebieen
Gtdete.) (Snli6. 4lPte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

&siulano'S tirfiidc NSber. rsl
atde:9 tsssSs, FsNamt seseu. etets siies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

ltnier Goniul @riffitb
in Wotomoros bertftct ilber Die Dor
Smei Monnten in Werito ciugeiiibrte
@ololpobrung. BOB Die nelle @0b-
rling Die Sonocl9pelt Mcrifo'S I'M
oemein beiricoi0c uno iorntlit be-
lebeno oiti oos @cifGit mo ole ,Sn.
ouitrien wirfc, 10 oaB olc @oiimun.
gen, Die man oui Die Heuerlng &c.
lebt. in jeowe0cr 8eiie in eriiilung
gegongen lcicn. SIN %Snncrn beS
2onoes, no bic aiiltitr nod nlft 10
pcrbreitet lit unO Die Goreingenom.
menbeit iiir ooS meiBe Wetoll Die
groBte mar, oronet lid Die gcoolfe.
ring Dem nellen 3ultanoe Der 0inge
lnnglumcr an, OodJ bat Die Nclerung
aud, BORT Elm glltes Teiultut ge5eitigt,
mo bon irgcno melden Storltnaen lit
fcinerlei HcOe. Nit Der @infilbrltng
Der 8olomobrrmN aing Die Tegierun1
aud IN red)t intcaigenter @eilc Dor.
Wfon beoientc lid Der Erelle porber
iibcr citt Subr, Inn Die Vepolferung
ocS SdnoeS nit DEM nellen Spltcm
befonnt mo tic oarouf nufmerflam
81 MAIDEN, mic Die Megierung por5ll.
ocben aeoenfc. Somit moreu bic 8e.
ihoitslpelt mo oas grobe Eublifim
binrcidenb iuIormirt uno fonnten lld)
porbcreitcn, llm irgeno melde gro
Bercn Sdlwicrigtciten 81 perIleloen.
Gle lcbte Humm oc@
.Gho," Der bctunnten WofcnlhrlIt
iiir Yolitif, Sitcrotur, aunlt mo Mil'
lcnihuit (ScrIog BON s. s.. Sdorer,
Berlin 9. ". 49, bringt 81 9eginn
leiner piclcn politiid)en GilopS cin &C.
oicgencs Ncilmc Der pcrIdic0enen
Weinlulgen ul0 MuslolInnGet polt
0lottcr1 mo Golitifcrn iibcr Die
gliidlide Soiung Der Woroffo.all6e'
lcgcnbeit in nod)Itebenoen artlfeln:
Sic Noten" - ausmGrtige 9tebcl-
Nod ciilmol Scrr 9elcnlle Gngli'
lhc Stinmtn - Gin lpanlIdleS llr.
tbcil. Sic ruiiiiben @irren mo oic
llnrlben in Ooelia finorn VeoftunN
IN; vGin @cIprGh nit Den gnIilb'
rern ocS nYotemfin" ln &%rte9stelc'
eromm - Grmoroung ocs Stooi'
bonptmonns rpon Wostarr- 8rCf
Ectcr Sdupulon - @eltoblen, Der
lorcn, erinlioen = nnS HsSitte ol&
1flcf'
ten 3eiten iiir Die regiereitoen Sniip'
ter merOen beiungen IN: naonlgs'
'dlidiol." Sicrollf folget ole Witt
idte: Die ironsoiiide alrdentrcn'
nllllg BUR Nuotenfrage III Selt'
reid - Ser gufitano in Demen -
Shnibel uno Sp1ne - &ooicpeIt II.
Die Icutihcn = Geitidtbnm in
Gnglono = Ger oeutid)e 6lottcnpcr-
Elm, eili &c9icrunespcrein2 Sole
males - Nus boben &reiien 6e'
rid)tsiaal, &erbredlen; linalildsfnllc
lbenter, Stunt, 2itcratur lie.
bc, Nc,,;t;,,, 50. Nospurnthe-lIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

Sn M cm pbis lit cine Ga
brit croiinct moroen. Die 3uder aus
MioiS bcriiellt uno togllh ctiuo 100.
GOO Yfuno licfern ioll. Der Woiss
5udcr loQ nm eincn Gent pro Eiunh
billigcr ncrfoilit mcr6eu ais Mobr.
obcr Hilbcn5iidcr. In Wutcriol fiir
Die rcllc 3lidcriortc icblt'S niht. @ir
fonncn bonn IN o%biebborcr ,3eit nnlc'
rcn groBcn 3uderbcoori lclblt oedcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

Ger 3ioniitc en- GongreB
III 9oicl be9onn u~nbormonild nno
ihlob nit elmer pouigen 2osiogung
Der iSroelitild)en So5ioliitcn bon Den
Sriboborcn. Srtbooorie uno So5ios
lianuuS itreben u%useinonocr. mo fir
beiOc SbciIe lit es better. penn tic
ibrc eigencn @egc gcbeu. Sbre 3iele
iiir cin neiteS ,3ion iino 9on5 Der.
ihicoene. Die Ginen nod Eolditino.
ole Inberen nod Sitoirlfo - ole
Meiitcn nod bcu Nereini9ten Stoo.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

Sic v8 It |. y OF II" eifcrt &C.
gen Die ltrenge 0urdfilbrung Der
Sonntoes. @eiebc olio: Scr Tempe
rcnS.5anotismus unieres iportbrilhi.
qen @oilperncurs II. Ole oummoreiltc
llnneridamtbcit unicrer Yoli5et iob-
rem fort, bent Eilblifum urgerlife
lleberroitungcn 81 bereiten. 3unod)lt
buben lie 5u elmer formlihcn Golho.
pirtbihoit geiiibrt. gn bent nam.
lid)eu Gage, ar meldcm Die Foli5ci'
mannihoit Dem .Sumbolot Surn.
pcrein" bos Eicnic itorte unb ibm Der.
bot. ieia eigencs 9icr SIT trilfcn, mel.
DIES or lid aus Der Stobt nod) Dem
Eicnicplote trnnsportirt bate. acitot,
tete Die EoliSei Ocm rSeiierion.Glub,"
eeiitige @etrGnfe oller grt 81 perfarr
fen. 0ic fai,le gusrebe bes YoIiSei'
S1uptliugs lit, oob Die sSeicr oca
rScfferien-9lub MIR cine tempo.
r1rc1| 9aelpcicn lei. Sat CT picacid)t
geoaht, oas Turnpereins .Yicnic iuarc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-05

'oa9 il fette Efcr0ebobn IN
Hcm-Yorf bat Oieie @odc ibrc 5obr-
ten ein6eitellt. @ot longc geoouert.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
COTTON REPORT IS
RATHER BULLISh

New York, Oct 2S.-"Large pur-
ch1ses b yeXporters and the crop esti-
mate of l0,3O0,0OO by Miss Giles have
had "a tendency 20 strengthen the
market" Miller & Co. say in their re
vie wof the cotton situation. The
reports of frosts in various districts
of the cotton bSlt have also added to
the buiiish sentiment IN the market
and has caused frightened shorts to
cover Should a killing frost occur all
over roTth Texas, Arkansas, North
Louisiana, Tennessee and the north
en portions Of Mississippi and Ala
bama, il would undoubtedly cause
great damage to he vast amount OF
late cotton IN those sections Of the
belt. 1t must not be forgotten. how
ever. that a large part of the short IN
terest mas been covered, and that a
big new long account has been built
up. This is a situation which weak
ems an otherwise strong situation and
may bring about a strong reaction
even in the :ace of extensive crop
damage"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE
TO THE WEST INDIES

New York, Oct. 2S.-The sailing from
this port today of the steamship Ia
gus for West Indian ports marks the
Inauguration of new steamship ser
vice between this city and southern
Atlantic ports, The new line is merely
an extension OF the service of the
Royal Mail Steam Packet company.
which for more than quarter of a
century has maintained a regular ser
vice between England and West In
dian ports. The steamers of the new
line will call at Kingston, jamaica;
Porto Colombo, La Guayra, Trinidad
and Barbados. From Barbadoes the
ships will proceed to the Azores and
thence to England. The same timer
airy will be followed on the return trip,
but in reversed order.
The fleet employed in the service
includes the Tagus, Atrata, Plata, Or
inoco and Trent. The steamers will
sail at fortnightly intervals.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
BILL BAILEY ESCAPES
FROM COUNTY BASTlLE
SCALES WALL SURROUNDING
JAIL AND TAKES REFUGE IN
TIMBER ALONG THE RIO
GRANDE.

Bill Bailey, the erstwhile negro por-
ter. who was sentenced to serve a
term of sixty days in the county Jail
last week by Judge Crawford, in po-
lice court, succeeded in Scaling the
wall surrounding the county Jail last
evening and is still at large.
AS soon as it was discovered that
Bailey was missing the sheriff's office
organized a posse and started in pur-
suit of the fleeing negro. He was To-
Gated hiking for the tall uncut, along
the Rio Grande, and chase was given,
but he managed to lose himself in the
thick underbrush and the chase was
given up late last night. Today no
trace of the escaped jail bird could
be found.
1t is very likely that Bailey has
made good his escape. 1t is not
thought that the officers will lose
much sleep over his disappearance,
as they would be glad to have him
leave the city for good, as he is con
sidered to be a dangerous man.
His last offense, which got him into
jail again, was that of beating one
Susie Davis, a colored domestic, whom
he accused of being untrue to him.
Susie was quite badly chewed up in
the encounter, but is now on the road
to recovery
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
SECRETARY TAFT
AND HIS PARTY
Take Ship at Norfolk to Reach
the Panama Canal
Nov. 2
70 REMAIN THERE SEVEN DAYS

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 2S.-Secretary OF
War Taft and his party this morn
ing went aboard the cruiser Colum-
bia at Hampton Roads. to sail for
arrive on November 2 Besides Sec
retary Taft, the party includes Col.
Edwards of the insular bureau, Cen
eral John P. Story, retired, president
of the fortiflcation board Col. Black
of the engineers; Major George
Thales, recorder of the fortifcation
board, and w. w. Mischler, Secretary
Taft's stenographer.
Before his departure Secretary
. Taft said he would take quarters on
shore and see all there was to see
along the canal zone. After a week
on the isthmus, the whole party will
sail for home on November 8. The
purpose in going to Panama, Secre-
tary Taft said, was, first, to see what
actually had been done since he was
there year ago. He also intended to
know Just where the money had gone
that had been expended for the canal
account He desired TO be able, when
he returned, to tell the public pre-
cisely the status of work on the canal.
AfeT seeing just what had been done
and he difficulties in the way of act
ual construction, he said he hoped to
be able TO deal with administrative
questions concerning the canal effect
lively and satisfactorily, as well as
from the standpoint of the engineer
as that of the business man.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
BIGGEST EXHIBIT OF
KIND EVER MADE
OF Business COntrivanCeS of
Every Kind and
Character.
A TYPEWRITER SPEED CONTEST

New York, Oct. 2S.-The second ma
tional business show opened here to-
day at Madison Square Garden with a
large attendance. Never before has
sdch a comprehensive exhibition OF
appliances, ctltrivances, furniture,
etc, of a helpful and time and labor
saving value to the commercial and
industrial world been shown under
one roof
Manufacturers of typewriters, office
furniture and Office supplies from all
parts of the United States and Canada
and even from Europe are represent
ed in the exhibition and the latter is
attracting great interest among busi-
ness men of all branches.
One of the interesting features OF
the exhibition will be a speed con
test between Miss Eola Worthing of
Brooklyn and Miss Lillian Remer of
Chicago. The exhibition will close on
November 4. At the same time the
National Association of Office Appli-
ance Manufacturers and the Associat-
ed Office Appliance Manufacturers of
America will hold their annual con-
yentiOnS
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
BUSINESS AT STANDSTlLL
AND CRY is FOR LIBERTY.

St. Petersburg, Oct. 2S.-A condi.
tion bordering on panic prevails
here today. Business is completely
suspended. Soldiers were everywhere
on the streets and bloodshed on a
large scale is feared
The government is trying to ap-
pease the inhamed populace, but the
revolutionists seem determined to
force an armed conflict.
The last railroad connection of the
capital with the outside world was
broken last night, when the Finland
railroad discontinued service between
st. Petersburg and the Filming Dor
der, but communication by water is
still open.
From all over the empire the story
is the same: Work has stopped, no
newspapers are printed, schools have
closed and business is suspended. The
cry of the masses is always the same
political liberty. Telephone and
telegraphic communication with Mos
COW has entirely ceased. st. Peters
bug is entirely isolated from Moscow
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
RAILROAD TO REACH
BATTLEFIELD OF YORTOWk

Baltimore, Md, Oct 2S.-The his
toric battlefield of. Yorktown is to be
made easy of access by the building
of a railroad from Newport News to
the battlefield. The Virginia Peninsu-
lar Railway company has been organ
lied, with a capital stock of 100000
and an application has been filed with
the Virginia Corporation commission.
w A. Post, general manager of the
big shipyard at Newport News and
president of the Newport News street
railway, is president of the new com
pany; j. l.. Patton, of Newport News,
is vice president; Charles M. Graves,
of Norfolk, secretary, and Arthur Lee.
treasurer. The construction of the
road will be begun as soon as the
right of way has bee secured. The
car vii be run by gasoline motors
of high speed.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
NEW WAY TO ASCER-
TAIN SHIP SPEED

Washington, D. c., Oct. 2S.-The
new protected cruiser Charleston
which will be tested for speed today
is the first warship tested in accord
ance with the new system of speed
testing. Formerly the vessels were
given a run Ger a staked course Of a
definite number of miles or knots
Under the present system the revolu
tions of the screws during a run in
the open sea are watched, after the
propellers had been carefully stand
ardized. This method was chosen at
the recommendation of the former
Engineer-in-C Chief Melville and is re-
garded as the most scientific and ac'
curate method yet devised for ascer
tanning the sea speed of steamship
The Charleston will be given a run of
four hours.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
MINERS CELEBRATING
THEIR MITCHELL DAY

Scranton, Oct. 2S-The United Mine
Workers OF American are celebrating
Mitchell day today In the usual man
ner. The usual date of the celebra-
tion is Ocsn5er 29, but that day fall
ing on a sunday this year the preced-
ing day was selected. The mine work
ers Of this the first district, had ask
ed the mine workers Of the other dis
tricts 10 join them in the celebration
and the result is that today's parade
and mass meeting were far greater
than in any previous year. Many pro
minent labor leaders We're in attend
ance and delivered addresses. John
Mitchell was the guest OF honor of the
day and was received with great en-
thusiasm. He delivered the principal
address
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
ASSAILANT OF BOWIE
WILL BE PUNISHED
CuIprit Of Monday Nights
Assault Arrested at Las
Vegas Today.
WILL BE BROUGHT TO THIS CIlY

r. II. Briggs, the Santa Fe train
porter who assaulted Hon. Alex. Bow
lie, president of the Caledonian Coal
company of Gallup, at the local sta
tion last Monday night as the latter
was boarding train No. 1, was arrested
this afternoon at Las Vegas, when
train No. 2, which passed through Al
buquerque this morning, reached that
city. Briggs was arrested on a war
ranch charging him with assault
with a deadly weapon, and he will
be brought back to this city for his
preliminary hearing.
At the time that train No. was in
the city this morning, It was not
known that any complaint had been
made against Briggs, and hence he
was not arrested. However, shortly
after the train left, District Attorney
Frank w. Clancy looked up Special
Officer Ben Williams. of the Santa Fe,
and informed him that Mr.. Bowie had
instructed him, as district attorney,
to take steps toward apprehending
the man who had assaulted him, and
to see that he was prosecuted officer
Williams then wired the authorities
at Las Vegas to meet train No. 2 and
arrest r. II. Briggs, porter of tour
list car No. 3,130. Sheriff Armijo will
go to Las Vegas tonight and bring
the prisoner back to this city for his
preliminary hearing
Briggs was seen while the train was
in this city this morning. He emphat-
ically denied striking Mr.. Bowie, but
1t was very apparent to the people
standing on the station platform that
porter of tourist car No. 3,130 did not
leave the train Special officer VIII
liams was at the train with several
parties who had seen the assault
committed, and they positively ident-
itied Briggs as the man. III il had
been known chat Briggs was wanted
at the time that No. remained here,
he would have been taken from the
train this morning and lodged in jail.
On the night Of the assault Mr..
Bowie was unable to identify the man
who struck him, any more than that
he was colOred ana had a black nous
tache, and that he was on tourist car
No. 3,l30. Briggs tallies exactly with
Mr.. BOwie's description. He is a
very black negro and has a black
moustache There is little question
but that he is the guilty man, as he
was Identified by a number Of per-
sons.
District Attorney Clancy has taken
steps to punish Briggs for his das-
tardly assault, and he will be assisted
by the railway officers and authorities
who are very anxious that punishment
be meted out to him.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
EaoIeston,s WIG Prostrated.

Grieying over the fact that her hus-
band is in jail charged with a grave
crime, and failing in all efforts to Sc
cure bonds for his release, Mrs.
Claude Eggleston, a bride of only a
few weeks, is lying at the home of her
parents suffering from nervous pros
tration, and her condition is consid-
cred serious. Mrs. Eggleston was ter
ribly shocked when her husband was
arrested last Sunday as the principal
in the shooting affray which occurred
between two hunting parties in Bear
canyon. During the past week she
had worked necessarily among her
friends TO raise the $1,000 bond nee
essary to secure the release of Eg-
gieston from jail and when she had
exhausted everything in her power,
and failed to raise the bond she suf-
fered a complete physical collapse.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
Communication Kept up
Between Washington
and President.
NAVY YARD NOISE BROKE IT
Distance Mostly Across Land
and More Than ThOus-
and Miles.
MRS. ROOSEVELT SENT MESSAGE

Washington. ID. c., Oct 2S.-The
wireless telegraph station at the
Washington navy yard was in com
munication with the armored cruiser
West Virginia, on which President
Roosevelt is passenger, from 2:O7 to
5:15 this morning.
As soon as the noise of the machin-
cry and engines began, before seven
this morning, IL bec\ne impossible to
communicate further, but ii is expect
ed that communication will be resum-
ed when the yard quiets down ,,t night
fall.
The feat of communication from
Washington to a vessel on the Gulf Of
Mexico, about 1,1O0 miles of distance
and mostly overland, is regarded as
remarkable.