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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-28

Pot Grown Rose Plants, nice, strong, staIky plants $1.OO and &1.5O per dozen. Telephone 200 OF call at Rosemont Gardens. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-28
HarrisOn's Cafe, g. Commerce St., ... Montgomery, Ala. Sunday, March 2oth, 1905 Merchants Lunch, From I2 M. to 3 P. M.
 35 Cents.

MENUs---------
 Soup.
 Crab Gumbo, ala Galatas. Combination Salad. Dill Pickles'
 Fish. Tenderloin Trout, Rumanard Sauce.
 Entrees. Roast Turkey with Celery and oyster
 Dressing
 Banana Frttters.
 ROasts. Prime Rib of Chicago Beef, Au'jus Sauce Young Pork, Green Apple Sauce.
 Vegetables. Steamed Rice Candied Yams Corn Fritters. Mustard Salad. Creamed Potatoes. Stewed Carrots. Corn Bread and Milk.
 Waters and Cheese. Green Apple Pie. Mince Pie Coffee. Peach Ice Cream and Cake. Special attention paid to fixing )uncheons for fishing and outing par ties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-28

Our
 Leather Goods Department is worthy of your consideration. We are showing the latest designs and feathers in Hand Bags and Card Gases. The prices range from SIPS up to $15. co.
 We also carry a very fine line of Gentlemen's Letter Cases, Card Cases, Memorand Il m B o o k s, Purses and Jewel Boxes. The Jewel Boxes are just the thing for collar but tons, cuff links, scarf pins, etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-28
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
 OPENINGS OF YESTERDAY

den ribbon and flowers were as smart as any little folk would want
 MT. Knowles has cause to be prouc of the success Of yesterdays display day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

,Nlt.0ci0cIber0" SET erIoIQreid)lta
g%ilDnenolltor. Grei peitere Sabre
uno-,ocr @ielgcpriiite" fonlnlt nit
ms ncllc ,S%ubrbunocrt. Foul 2in0ou
lGBt Inn tltr5 Dor ieinem Giidtritt
0aS 9rameH nod eInmal MADDEN.
lln0 iie6c, Is miro Elm Grfolgl 49,.
3u 0em ireili6 ein an0ercr oHepe-
uont" 0o8 Sciniqc bcitrug. &orrn
Walocn, Der critic unb piclleid)t bette
&orl Seiu3 (uus Ilt.SeioclbcrQ)
iii6rte iih OILS &%ielaepriiftcr mie0er
in Berlin Elm. @orrp @oloen lit in
criter 2inic @cnuBmenid), in 5~lpeiter
&inie ShoulpieIer, Gr lGBt 9tihta
n@nbrcnncn. EerIobt iid mai IA,
entlobt iid nal BORT; 6ridt mai elm
Gontrdftdcn, idbrt mai itatt ms
Ghcutcr Elm biBdeH nod 2hmerif0
u|rran9irt iid mic0er nit ieinem ri
reftor, Ocn er nit IN ole Eatlfc Qe.
tunft bat. mo tonrmt, lcelenper.
0uiiot lid, iiir 0en 2Silltonmlenbeiiuu
III be0unfen, Dor ocl &or6aug; mas
oa9 (beotcrQeleB itreu9 perbictet.
&ur& Nurrn ltoumt III acraoer Clinic
BON icnem i0npatbii6cn Fforrer
NBnlQun ob, DER elm 10 5u%irieOencS
QottqciGlliQc9 @cbcu iiibrte, neil er
Niles Qema6t bat, mic ct aelOollt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

MnQcQen cr 81 nlltrrcn lid pGrmdB.
Or llt0 Is nlll mo trltQ'H MIN lollOer
SluQCll.
So Der 2idtcr, &at er'a nibt
~Qctroiicn? -
Soccer hat mobl 3umeilen }nlaG
Qcruor iiber iein G6dhcn, oaa er
0luh'a &cben trogcn muB, 3i boocrn.
Gas @oOcrn itedt I'M menihlihcl
&lut. gSobin miirOen mir fomnen,
menn NlleS 10 gebcn milroe, mic mir
Is Qcrlle mollcn mo milniHcn ?6ultit
OcridlIt Dem Seuiel mtr 0oun momr
cr 3lm Nugenblidc l0gt; n&erpeiic
On bit 10 lh0u!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09

9lIt@ SOlodteI httbdlt.
%. @nIo mttb.
2hll |lcrl1cr, irem0er Nuc,
ga Iicqt Elm tooter SoI0ot
Sin lln@ge}Ghltcr, &erQeBner,
9Sic bran %Qctdnlpit er ullb bat,
IS rcitcn uleIe Generate
Wiit &rell5en an i6m porbei,
0entt feincr, 0oB Der On lieQet
Mud mcrtb zines Strengthens 'et.
SIS lit INN mulldcn 8eIollenen
&icl TraQ' mo &ommcr BORT;
Sod iiir Den ormcn Solootcr
@icbt'2 mc0cr Sbrduc, nod Nort.
God fernc, no cr 5u @ouie,
"a list bci'm Nbcn0rotb
Gin &ater Uou Danger Nbn1u1g
limo ioQt: 8eluiB, cr lit foot.
"a iiBt cine mcincnoc M}Itter
lln0 ihludBct luut: o@ott bell!
IS bat lid ongcmcl0et:
Die llbr blieb lteb'M nm eff"
"a itorrt Elm 6laiieS MGohcn
Ninou& ms 00mmlcrlidt:
limo lit CT onbiu uno qcItorbcrL
Wteincm &cr5en 1tirbt rr uidt!"
Grci NuQcnpnore idideu
60 beiB ein Ser5 MIR fonM
Sir Den armen, to0ten Sol0atcn
Sore lbrdnen sum &immel binon.
lln0 Ser SimmcI niWmt oic S6rdner
On einem @olfdPn olti
lln0 trdgt lie sur ieruen Nuc
@inilbcr III roidcm 2oni;
llnO giebt aus ser @olfe sic G6rG.
Nuts Soupt ocS Sooten ais G0olL
Sob cr unbclueint uidt lieQc
Nul ierner, ircmocr Nu.
500. @obricl Seiol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
&ermlldtc NnSclaCn.


9}ahftebeHo be3eidHele 4erioucn:
/. Sariid,, MuGnit, qeburelf /. Wtdr5 1865 IN
NFiitehualoe i chi. ooer oeileu @rUeu;
2. gpugine, Nbolf GuttIub Ndrl, aeboreH %.
gluqift ISIS in g~'rioiul /. Naotlt. ,3uIett
nuf II. 2. Hep. Gitter aGbalc;"
8. Wolf, SuiiuS, Gcboret am Is. September
1887 in Mornta;
a. Moaalsti, SulGmcd, q]ebore1e S~asiuba,
%gehoret am II; Aoocmber 1872 III &ori
Sltu3nn, dreia &toiura5lutD /. 4oleIt, ooer
neren @rben;
8. g9erner. Sobdun Iricbrib SertBnlO, aes
GorcI am 10. Npril 1868 IN SroR 8uauld,
Nreia FauQeuldibd, Oner oeleu @rbeH,
limo erlubt, bel Dem uHter5eihHeten perionli6
ooer ihriltlih ltb 81 meloeT.
I'm @lI5tuHil liter octelI EerbIeth ooer 9tbs
lebeH erfubt
~NaIttmurc. ma. Den I. Sui 1905.
Ser Nuiierlidl Teutidc SOuiul,
@cura VI. uun Eiuacu,
III. Z, Sll0.@ apa GiraBe.
CuIi2 co&Mlu. 1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Snnoe WtGmner.

6rlcrut Sclesrapbiteu unO GiiCu0aIus 9uds
iuhruna,
$50 bis 500 UIouut5 SebdIt iitr uHiere 9lbis
turientCu uoer feint MISUNDERSTANDING. &eles
grdpbiiieH IN QroBer 9iuhiraae. lntere 6 Gtu
len iino ole 9roBitH IN 2%tnlerlld; non ieoett
&dbtl 8eumtell entploblcn. Sctt ut ole bette
Seit SUM Guttuitt. Shrcibt mt0tt Nutdtoa.
MiUrie Sdnnl OF {elearnpBp,
Cincinnati o; NtiidlO. ~ n. HtldHtn. ga,
ga GrGilt. &Iec.; Jtrutluru, 6er,; san Srdnz
cisco, Sal. t~9lOre}lttt an irgcHn ette oet obtqen
StGotp.) CGuli6 40ttel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
&criainntlnn9S Inscigcn.

,etaotSsWruhsg'uu :. :. Z. H."
&erfunImlunu Sunntaa, oeH 8. IHlt. Mioruea5
10 llGr, in Oer .gtdllonal @alle. Hr, 100,
S,Dunnells 5traRc. tlst-9UJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Su0rSfnUc.
,IDhnuu ,Iufub Gcil.

SObann Safub Scil.
IS iiarb an Z SuIi 1905 infer ~qclie6ier
@dtte mo &atcrSobnun 3atpb Sell I'M Mltcr
bon % Sabrel, Die eceroilun0 iinhet Bente,
Sonniae. gtddmtttngS prd5ia > llbr. bon oem
Grauerbautc an I. Aucaue mno rs. strafc ans
Hut Der 3toneaNtrhe 5t Canton HIATT.
&arltm erihallt 10 Iante@ Nlngeu2
gSp5 trilbl oeu Nlid 10 brdueriHiuer?
Gin treleo Neri bat u"iSaeldldGert.
Gll trelier Hrtl re9t lldb mint lnebt.
!, lUeldD' Elm barter ihtucrer Sblaa
Sce 0alic@ hette StlBe brad.
SnS NhcnoQl0dletn ililGt i'm Gbdl,
Som uhell lbtntHerH Sierne;
Nttt aebt'o bllult sum 9iInmeiStndl,
Sle Nelmatb loiHtt bon lerne,
Sbr Siehen Htle: cute Itaht,
Atettc Eliger Sdutbabn ut ooubrdbtl
(lH0) Sie trnuernoen. Siuterbiiebenril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Qpu0un /. Hnrf

Der hauptidhitdlhe Srieobuf In Baltimore.
3u ieoer Belt erreihbar. Slut 9enis Subr.
GELD bon allen Sianitbeilen. Strubeubabrs
@aaanns p1thren ben Saupteineaue dIle bret
W,innten. Warn1eS @drte8immer iiir GpIhe.
Die ben Srieolul bel raubem g8etter betlden.
S~eGr1huibpldee 5u febr mdbiaen YreiIeu,
f1mnliIih inter forinibrenoer 8fleae.
ghreau: VT. II. Neit.S Saratoga. etrahe.
(San6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
2urraiile.
NUI
MuIertfh IN

Wntertih - Hartartts 1rtebltdh.
g2eftlih bon 29altroof Elm uio eiue babe
Yieiie. geuuet ole mt RoiUbattam besetduete
Horlbs Ioemiesear. Sreie 8utfaen ssahmittass
am Ierintrlus. Breife bon BeerlbnibpIiben iebt
fpe6iea. 3ei1te Neoiueuneen. IeIepboH -
eaton 223. Bureau: Sraaflta. unb Ntnstrr.
AsaSs. BerIanot 9rof1iire. tW,ai4,1S.1&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
Suhn ". Seufel,
Rr. 6OI. cab. ebarp .etraRe.
IL mr. NcidHnheitnttcr.

,pelder aue MuItrdee itets sur 8ufriehenbeit
~auslibrt. Die bon ibm bebanoelten 4eideit
fonreu g8o6en lana lieeen. obne Die eerin9iiel
aruouirte @im%balidmirerin. uno III Die 8ebaubs
frng bon 5ruueHIeiten oeren Spe8iuliidt.
ISoutO.IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-09
ScrliRcr Nriei.
Mod) pielcu 6citcn. - Ger inoilhe
Hoi0b. - Wicn5cl FlGnc. - Gin
Nbl6ic0. RepcndntS. - Ger
&ielgepriiitc. - Sorrp.
@erlin, Sen %. &lrni.

$780,
llto mieOcr qino Elm Seit 5u Gnoe.
Gin Nu9lGuoer, ioaen mir etpo ein
iu0liher Nuioh. Der. unlcre HcIi1lon,
unlerc StuotSeimibtln0cn, unlcrc
Welltc3herocn. umiere Yict0t NIT oCnt
noinen Stdunen oeS 8uooboiilnger&
pom @onqcS betrndten0, Die letten
Mod)tn III Der Hcid3borptItobt 5llle.
brodlt bat, belchrt lcine braltllcn @n.
Qcb0rIacn 0obeim ilbcr leine 9crli=
llcr Gin6rilde nIlo: yGtluaS 81 lcicrn
milllen Die Nerliner imlnCr haben.
sic lalllcn allc nll' Die Strubc, u10
blnlle WGnncr nit einem iiIbcrbc.
lhlnaenen &clm ali Dem &opic ito.
ben lie oui eincm QepiIoitertcn @eQ
umber. Gnrn fommen picIe, picle
Meniden nit bobcn @iten lnIo Sob.
men. alld) jltrtqe Mtenlden NIT bun-
ten '0dnbern nm Die 8ruit uno aud,
nut Sabnen. lln0 ollie ole Sabnen
uno boben Site ltellen lid nm eiren
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
ALAMEDA DYKE sAFs.

The city was needlosly aroused to.
day by false rumor circulated to the
eject ihat the Rio Grande was out
OF Us banks and that the Alameda
dyke had broken This report was
made to Hugo Schulie. mercant OF
Alameda, and Mr. Schuelte In turn
tolephoncd u 90 the city. County
Commissioners Alfred Grunsfeid and
NJ. r. Springer, aud County Surveyor
Don j. Rankin received the news and
immediately drove 10 Alameda
The gentlemen returned late this
afternoon and reported that the ~.
NOR was a false one. az the dyke had
not broken. but that tho report came
from the breaking this morning OF a
small dyke that had been constructed
by the farmers az that point.
They reported that the river was
Vufy high. but had fallen about a
loot since this morning and no dan.
ger "a anticipated
The Alameda dyke was Just com.
plcted In time. for had there been no
dyke TO hold back the large volume Of
water now running In the river. the
water would lave come down the val.
ley into the city.
There Is no cause for alarm. The
commissioners are taking every pre-.
caution and today appointed two more
watchmen IN addition 10 tho one nj.
reay on duty TO patrol the dyke and
report any danger Immediately.
Ten men we're put 10 work this AZ.
ternOon strengthening the weak points
In the dyke.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

New Yo X. May 5-Tho sad spec.
iacio Of party Of through. going
Sports clad chaHtely IN long rain.
coats with a half a fnot OF bare log
prolrndlng from the bottom. pursuing
thcirwny hack 90 town IN the gray
e'oaming. may be- witnessed ne many
eastern race tracks. thla summer
Joe. Levy q pn,lAnthropist at 3
per cent month. ls 20 attend race
meetings In his professional capacity
OF paWnb okcF. and be viii. be tays.
advance unds ON any part OF the
clothing ~ any sport" down 10 the
shoes
"Joc" ls called iha Duke Of EeHex
street. having shop Tor the aid OF
the distressed at SO Of that thoroagh
fare There he gives forth sums OF
money large and small on "phony"
watches. and lewelry. furniture pur.
chased on The installment plan. and
baby carriages
re viii purchase large rcd go.
cart Of the latest approved pattern.
ON the top of which be- viii raise three
golden balls to the breeze With
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
THE RAILROADS OF ALL THE WORLD
Nearly One thousand Strcng They Assemble at
Washington Ciy--Railway Appliance Exhibit.

Washington. D. G., May g. Nearly
one thousand delegates. the owners
and operating officials Of upward Of
100000 miles Of railway In forty.four
different countries are gatherea 10
Washington for the International Rail.
way congress. which formally opened
yesterday for ten days session. The
congress rs somewhat unique In its
organization, purposes and manner OF
conducting its affalrs Il was organ
lied IN issh and haa held sessions
every Ave years since lts frat SEES.
sion. held In Brussels. celebrated the
hftietn anniversary ~ the opening OF
the Belgian taiiways Milan, Paris
81 Petersburg and London have been
meeting places since. Paris having
had two sessions. AZ the session In
that city ih 1900 the invitation Of
President Mckinley 70 hold the next
Ia Washington WAS accepted.
Ia conjunction with the congress Is
the Railway Appliance exhibition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
-M,,44., GMA,,
ALooDoNEs NOTES.

Special Correspondence.
Algodones. A. ~, May 3.--Thero Is
an epidemic OF diptheria Ia this place.
Several children have died lately and
many more are sick with the dread
dloBoaac,
The riyor at this point Is rising
steadily since the late rains. but as
yet there Is no indications OF a food.
as the water Is rising slowly and has
a chance 10 pass OF without doing any
damage.
All crops are doing well and promise
a good yield
Abouth $3.50 b. M. last Saturday at
hlota, a side track Eve miles north OF
this place, two men who were working
with the contractor who De- putting IN
a spur 10 q gravel bank. got into a dis.
puto and one whore uamo Is Pablo
baca called Andres Delara vile
name. lie replied by saying ne should
not use such language nelnra stoOp.
ed down 10 his work and Baca struck
him with a shovel ON the back OF the
head and Knocked him down. causing
tho blood 10 DOW from hia nose and
mouth He was taken to bis home az
Los placitas and az last accounts he
ives NO, expected 10 live As yet no
arrest has been made. Many wit.
nesses 20 the dastardly deed say Il
was a cowardly, treachorons act naca
Is from San Miguel and Is said 20 ho
had man
FrancisQulta Miera Do Oulo died
here laat Friday aud was buried on
Saturday morning by The Protective
union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
he EILL BE- HERE
AT THE ENCAMPMENT

Col r. W Homan. the territorial
commander Of the Grand Army OF the
Ropnhlic Is in receipt OF is,tor from
one OF the old boys, which reads as
follows, the name Of tho writer aud
the town being omitted Tor personal
reasons;
MY Dear Comrade and Friend Re.
celyed circular letter from depart.
ment headquarters two days ago Civ.
ing Information as 20 tho coming en-.
campmont Il looks as II there would
be r. hlFh old time when the c0lored
troops and the white folks move upon
the works.
~ nov looks no N your humble
servant would be the only paak-leg up
from thIs moral vineyard The other
fellows are III too busy or too poor 20
come. and ! am able 10 reach the OLD
camp on two regular railroad passes
aud iin pass from Kennedy DOM 10
Albuquerque. nut rll be there N not
arrested on the way aud viii defer
any mnhor remarks
"Tell that lodging house manager
81 yours 90 reserve mt n shake down
or a secluded section On the slgy.acrap.
or suitable 10 my resources which IS
usually a standoff with an o u AT,
taohmeni, with a surplus ~ gail. like
other tramp printers"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06


lion.
have created a scarcity OF union labor
The Employers association Of Chi.
cago must destroy the industrial ~
rant that has raised his scepter I'D
the greatest manufacturing city In a.,
country or he will destroy an the
best elements OF iis civic life. VIII
In the three past years the teamsters
union with Us membership OF 2olOoV
has been the dominating power In or
ganized labor. This powerful union
has dictasud 90 smaller unions, EN-
ployers and even 20 the police and
officials who fear its power u has
made hard conditions and merchants
have been forced 20 accept them. Us
exactioua have become more ana more
lrksome until they are beyond reason.
The Employers association Of Chicago
began 90 realize year ago that a
finish fight with this giant " the
unions ana their own organization
must ultimately ensue
Now every member OF the employ.
ers organization ia prepared for the
struggle that IS on. They will devote
Their time. influence and money to
tnnNMi iWF tNIA MhltN ANfthAAhn w
plunge Chicago into enforced idlcness
and restricted productivity.
Two thousand teamstcra are now
strikiqg 20 compel Montgomery Ward
A Co, to reinstate twelve garment
cutters In a day or two the entire
$4,000 members of the teamsters' or
ganizations will probably be out on
the streets, assaulting Innocent men
who take employment when Il is Of
fored them. hghtlng the police who
are performing their duty In protect
ing property. and paralyzing tho in
dustry nf great city. They have
broken contracts Ia number OF M
stances and contracts with other
firms will be broken without regard
20 their supposed ihylolability. The
struggle is one at their own making.
When Il ends the strength OF the most
tyrunnicai labor union Ia the world
viii De- broken Employers may not
be- able 20 stamp out the evil OF labor
uuionlsm entirely, but they can give Il
a blow that will render q harmless
for wears "a come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
SUPERINTENDENT RlsTEEN
VISITS THE CITY.

y. ~ Risteen, mechanical supeTin.
tondont OF the Eastern Grand divialon
of the Santa Re. with oijce az To.
peka. arrived from the east last night
IN Mr. Arthur LoYells private ear
No 10. MIR. Rlstoon IL next 60 Sir.
Lowell, who Ia assistant superinton.
dent Of machinery on the Santa Re.
He Is just recovering from a severe
case of pneumonla and Ia taking a
trip 90 che Pacific coast with hopes Of
recovering his former health. He Ia
accompanied by Mrs Risteen, sons
Ray and Harry, and ~ J. fiigby
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

which a honscd In temporary quarters
on the Washington Monument
grounds. Il II confined almost -
clusiyUly 90 American railway az.
pliances and Is designed 90 promote
the or.ensi0n Vt American trade 90
foreign markets The exhibition In.
cludes everything from a complete
locomotive and train De luxe 20 the
smallest articles Of railway equip
mont. Several hundred manufacthr'
ors. whose factories are located ln
nearly every state Of the union. are
represented
One Of the most interesting features
Of the entertainment arranged for tho
delegates was the flashing Of a .tme
signal from the Naval observatory.
the signal TO make rlrcult Of tho
globe. The experiment IL similar 10
that successfully tried on the last lay
~ last year, The delegates we're able
90 trace the progress OF the signal
by means Of electric lights on a huge
map Of the world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

this he will on diiiy 20 each meet.
pieVilR % in some cons nirioua roai.
ton. u vii contain a small safe and
counter
Any sport who mlaplaaFs bis M.
iociiohr IN tho hrst recr and is legally
divorced from hla roll NAV bring any
of bic clothes or icwolY 90 the moving
pnwnehop and obtain the means az ne.
hahiliiatlon ri the usual rate
u be wins on the next race b. may
recover his garments his watch. or
NE jewel y. 20 hp loses Wuf worse
on is he as Levy says
I'm carv $4,000 90 The rsces every
day. and any sport wot'a Ia tfoubio
can come 10 me i'll be- Kind % him
az only , per cent a month as per
usual I Haye d heart"
II tho police object the nne sight
ui Levy and hg automobile going
around 10 4 circle AZ twenty miles an
hour, fdrsuod By sports" waving
slpcriluous garments. pursued 10 turn
by policemen. viii add interest 90 Che
Intervals between the stakes and fnf.
nish an entirely novel medium or
gambling.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
by CORNELIUS p. SHEA.

General President Of the International
Brotherhood OF Teamstera
Threats 10 cxtcrminaio labor unions
nave been made 10 often IN Chicaro
that the employers have come 10 real
" believe they can force ~ out of
business.
The Federation Of Labor ordered
me toamstefs into this lght 60 punish
Montgomery Ward a Co.. Tor violating
the closed shop clause 81 a contract
hy discharging union cutters and tail.
ors ana Milling their places with non
union help. We waited five weeks 10
get them 10 reinsiRte the cutters
They conferred with our committees
and gave MS evasive answers. We
then told them unless the cutters were
relnsiated within a reasonable time
We would order a strike Of the team.
sters They ignored our demands aud
refused TO confer with committee
We sent 20 them. Tired ~ the strug.
gle the garment WORKERS. asked us
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

termination n police court this AFTER.
noon when Attorney Felix Lester. who
was conducting the prosecution stated
IN behalf % his clients that he did NOT
desire TO further prosecute the de.
feLdhnts. Attorney w. q. Hoacock
then moved that the defendants be
discharged. which was done BY Judge
Crawford.
The reason for dropping the was
that the missing ring was found last
night under a scarf on chillonier IN
the McCaney home. After the miss
Ing jewel had been found Mr.. and Mrs
Mcuancy did not care to push the case
and q was therefore dropped.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06


TO aid them. and we ordered the
strike.
With its haste 10 rush 10 the a..
Stance OF every nrm. whether a mem.
Der Of is organization or not, when
three are lobur disputes TO adjust.
the Employers association offered TO
aid Ward a Co. by delivering goods
for them. Our men objected to being
used 20 defeat their own strike and
We ordered strikes against other
firms
At meeting we have decided To
win this strike II Il becomes nece5
sary 90 tie up the whole town
N union labor orders its 300 600
members To quit work iH Chicago
there vii be- no engineers 20 make
heat or power. no coal handlers 20 dc.
liver fuel, no freight handlers, rail
road hrakemen. clerks or labor 20 dis.
tribute food and ether supplies. IN
short Chicago would experience a fam.
inc Of everything necessary for the
existence ~ It's nhaPlntants The
city would be paralyzed. w. ,hOut light.
neat, food or water supplies.
II the employers force labor to
show It's strength. the unions stand
ready We do not wish TO put the
other oitiaens 10 hardship but no
choice will be left us II the million.
airos of Chicago compel us 10 use
drastic measures
We have endsayorod no keep the
strike from spreading In every way
possible. and any Inconvenience which
any business house may suffer may
be blamed 10 the Employers associa.
ton. through the fact of their forcing
a strike OF the teamsters unions by
The Wholesale disoharging OF our men,
beers. We only ask that our mem.
beers be relnstated IN their former
positions. aud are SIN willing 20 de.
clare the present strike on ON condi-
ti0n that our men will receive their
former positions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
10 Taekle The RUSSIAN LIon.

New York, May i.--soats are 10
great demand for Madison square Gar.
den tonight 10 see the worlds cham.
plonship catch.as.oatch'can wrestling
contest between George HackoDsch.
midi the Russian Lion" and Tom
Jenkins the American champion. II
viii be Hackenschmidts frst appear,
anco on the mat la America Roallz.
Ing that IL viii require his utmost
strength and cloyarneas 10 gain the
victory. Jenkins mas trained as he sol.
dom has before a contest Hackon.
schmidt has the advantage IN strength
and size, but the admirers Of the Am.
erican wrestler regard him az the
cleyerer VI the two. JenkinR has
further advantage In the fact that the
contest Will be catch.aa.catch,oah, al
which style he Is the more adert
while the Russian fayors the GrcclO
Roman style. Tho articles call foy
the best two out OF three falls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

determined
feared battle the
OF unuDsm been preciphnted In this city
tho association
th,
the be de
the Of unionism
right and viii be man the
W Chicago Employers association
Of the forces ahung the labor unions and Co
president
the the present sfugge between employ
Enterprise association These couneaae
afalnU