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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
DEPOsTTOR ENDS HIS LIFE,
Second Suicide in Connection With
Chicago Bank Failure.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Aaother suicide
was added during the day to the list
caused by the wrecking of the Mil
waukee Avenue State bank. Edward
Kollereb. forty-ive years of age, who.
two months ago deposited $3.50 in the
defunct institution, hanged himself
from a pile Of lumber in sight OF, a
number of men in boats on the lake.
Several of the men. hurried to his as
sistance, but were unable to reach.
him In time. Friends of kollereb.
claim that the loss Of the money SO
preyed on him that for several days
his mind appeared to have been un-
balanced. 5,&s
Receiver Charles G.. Dawes has
closed the Milwaukee avenue cooper
alive store, the Stensland enterprise.
Notices were posted on the windows
that the store had been closed IN
preparation for a receivers sale.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
Dap Railway In Manchuria.

Tientsin, Aug. al. The Japanese
have Just completed railway be-
tween Mukden and Sinmfntin with the
object OF carrying the bean franc To
Ninchatun, opposite Newchwang.
which hitherto has been carried BY
the Imperial Chinese railway I'd New
chWang Both stations are tn close
proximity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
@%s.z LONDON EXCITED.
Wild Dealing in American Stocks at
@sSstG- Heavy Advances. fy

@sssFo Heavy Advances. t55
London, Aug. q. On the Stock Ex-
change interest again Ecentered in
Americans, which opened excited.
There We're wild dealings in the fore
noon at q considerable advance over
Fridays official closing prices, Union
Pacific leading with an advance of
SIS, Southern Pacific advanced ST.
and Atchison and Pennsylvania 81
each Some irregularity developed
later, but the market continued in an
excited condition. 40 ;s4, RI !. ~. a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
MAY REACH = ONE THOUSAND.

one Estimate Of Number of Dead at
!. NV {s Valparaiso. H.;
! Lima, Peru, Aug. 21.-The5 latest
news from Valparaiso is. to the effect
that the panic Is subsiding. The man
sion of Mr.. Edwards is about the only
building remaining on Victoria street.
T It is estimated that the number of
dead in Valparaiso will reach 1000.
The dead in other places are: At
Quillota 80, Limache ITO and Petorca
III IS H. A. Il Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
Negro Troops at Fort Brown, Tex.
2 ~ y \ 3',.Si e Removed. ~ - ~

Washington, Aug. 21.-The negro
troops at Fort Brown, Tex, who have
been having such, serious trouble
there, have been ordered to Fort Ring
gold, Tex, and Company b, Twenty.
sixth infantry, a white company, now
at Fort Ringgold, has been ordered to
Fort Brown =; r., 4 = &.s.t, -,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21

| London, Aug. 21.-The Chilean lega-
ttion has received aeeable message
from Santiago reading as follows:
On the evening of Aug. 164a severe
earthquake was felt between Val
paraiso and Talca. The loss of life,
was not very great, The damage to
property i was consid erable at Val
paradise but was less at Santiago. Pub.
PIC ord ershas been entirely maintained.
The authorities and private persons
ARE suceoring the distressed people.
The foreign legations are lending aid.
The North has been wholly unaffected
lby the earthquake. ''r$ ~ @ss Z.
L Private cable messages received by
members Of the Chilean legation tend
Ito show that Valparaiso did not suffer
las much as was at first supposed. The
heaviest damage was confined to the
eastern section Of the town, which in
oluded the poorer residential districts.
The port and shipping at Valparaiso
apparently escaped damage.
~ II a. Liverpool firm has received the
following dispatch from Santiago
il lido NOT think there has been any
loss Of Life or personal injuries among
the English residents at Valparaiso.
The police ARRANGEMENTS there are
thoroughly efficient Arrangements
are In fair progress to supply food to
the needy. The fires and shocks are
apparently over" s'5553 " i Isl /, s.l,, n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
REPORTS EXAGGERATED
Loss Of Life by Valparaiso Earthquake Not as Terrible as
First Stated.-heaviest Damage Confined to $.
.7. Poorer Residential Sections

latter city in order to prevent fam
line. 81 @t Va b 8Sst ( ,:,g r.. =. I Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
SEVEN THOUSAND VARIETIES.
Rich Filipino Sends Carload Of Or
ssss3sf n cl1i1s to President. %,Fs

San Francisco, Aug. 21.-President
Roosevelt issthe recipient OF one of
the finest collections Of orchids ever
sent to this country, the, gift Of Manuel
de Yriarte, a wealthy Filipino planter.
~ Seven thousand varieties are In
cluded In the shipment, brought to.
this country by the army transport
Thomas, which arrived on Saturday.
When Alice Roosevelt was In Ma
Mia she was. invited to visit the con-
seryatories of the planter, who, is one
Of the islands wealthiest men, The
presidents daughter spoke Of her
father admiration for the orchid and
the gift that has been sent to this
country Ii the result Of the planters
promise to present the chief executive
with q "few specimens from his hot
houses" .s4s W. 9ts s$@s II ,.5sl II 4 .ss4a.s
a special car will be secured for
the trip across the continent.
ORDERED TO CHANGE POSTS.
:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
MURDERER 6iVEN TWENTY.
FIVE YEARS iN PEN.

Ramon Castro. found guilty Of muir.
der Ia the second deEroe. Tor the KID.
ing OF AltagEacia Manz0 a. silver
Bell Ariga wns sentenced % twenty
ave years On the penitenAary a.
Numa Sentence was Imposed by
Judge Campbell Cas,r0 had nothing
% say or himself Tie took the sen.
tence calmly aud displayed no emo
ton
II Castro maintains good conduct
az che ronlicntlary he can cur down
bis sentence nlno yeats and nine
months A former ponltentiary guard
stated that for good conduct two
months arc allowed the first year four
months Tot the three filiOwing years.
and ave months for each year there.
after This world make total ~
III months for a sentence Of twenty.
Eve years.
lnaamuth as tht Mexican govern
meut officials have long memories 81
is very likely that they win be-
awaiting Castro when ka s released
from the Yuma reniientlary BE- muir
dored a woman ln Mints prloias ln
Mexico they do n-f have capital pun
iehmont hut prisoners ior serious Of
fen are frequently fhot while
trying l0 escape" whom being 'Irans-
IerrCd' from ono PRISON fo another
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

In apeuking Of iho airesh wave Of Liquidation Of ai-
most cyo0nic proportions which struck wall street last
week." Henry Cees says
li Is perhaps not suaclonuy rCaIizod how great the
decline stocks has been Since o hsh prices q 1905
many az che solve shares have declined from so TO so
points This D. a tremendous ahrnkaro amounting 20
probably si0o0ooooo0. That saoh contraction could
take place without Involving single failure worth not
inr IA remarkable tcsmoay Of ihe Inherent strength 81
our financial situation"
'Iiad nor been Tor thc arge demands OF San Franz
cisco upon an afoady oeorhxod money market mo- such
enforced decline would have been possible Fortunately
We were able TO material assistance from abroad
and thus mitigate ihe force 0f coo blow. Some $4,000
600 OF money has been romitled San Francisco and
owes sioo0ocob % sold has been ordered from Europe
boins made Immediately available through Secretary
shaws encncy Ia depoaing treasury gold in return for
bonds oollstcrsi"
Mr CLOVIS says further ihai speculation IN real es-
tate d san going 0h az throatening pace which cannot
be maintained that many commodities especially those
IN the metallic industries, too hgh ior stability that
prices on around og living wages, too high;
that the Standard on investigation shock and che
proof 81 railroad coinaion % likely Go stimulate the de-
mand for government milroad roguiaton-ali these
thnga ne gves why The stock market VIII con
tlnuo unstable Cor some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Hofmsn nituher one Of no da'esaios from Albu-
ouerouo 10 the dry farming convention here home
greatly Impressed with tho possibilities Of tho ayalem
and a. urging re Albuquerque Commeseial oub once
10 take up the matter 81 securing a Campbell demons
iruon farm meath that city lat veras has three strong
advantages Albuquerque n ihc matter bot 30 is NOT
saying that conditions here VIII not admit Of successful
Dry farnina fhs Vegas has almost twice Az much an-
uus precipitation Albuquerque a aesa soi Is Of het
tor quality than that thc Bernao county and
No have ever so much more agaiablo land up this way
nut ney1rtheloss che achieved hy the furm-
ere OF utsh with ANNUAL precipitation OF ten nches
and che farmers OF South Dakota with twelve s exceed
iney evidence Oh favor of he Albuquerque prop
ositon Tho mesa soil east of Albuquerque Do probably
finely adapted TO dry farming. On any average Year
crops of certain Kind could be raised and oAcuiln
ay dry years The Utah plan Of allowing the moisture 10
Be conserved Tor a second yosr could bo followed
The views expressed by Professor Vernon and Pro-
iessof Tlnaiey of Toe Territorial COLLEGE that
on 40 average year enough almost onoagh moisture
cUd Del saved average 20 raise Without
Irrigation aud any deficiency could te supplied hi pump
ms. u be- obtained the mesa. az reasonable
icpth.
Albuquerque certainly has enough Of a foundation %
Justify determined effort 20 apply thg dry farming dcs
70 her lands and che people Of an me territory
Interested in che experiments that going on d
s 20 be hoped the city v make the onori LAS Vegas
Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

The recent Disturbances IN France. which we're more
In anticipation than ia reality appear 10 have been poo
ltlcal rather than of labor character That any cousd
cradle body of the French people Hhoud De- desrous OF
ovorfhroWng the present government Is difficult Tor an
American 90 believe
IN many ways the French excel aii other nations Ia
country such returns through careful arri-
culture aud n other the peasant class thrifty
and prosperous and moro simple n their daily lives The
national wealth great and from soil and from
labor Nuhing h herrd from there of great monopolles
and corporate Freed The railroads either owned by
the government are completely under its control No
hears of bread riots In France of famine and
distress.
London sends out pictures of dire poverty of tens OF
thousands in ideneas o pnchod and atunied childhood
and Of 81 So physically degenerate Us TO be
unhi Cor srmy service But beautiful France "a ali o.
iongth and breadth paints no such scene
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Il has become a throadbaro remark thar this Is me
age of specialization Efery line % business professions
and labor O. specialized. We have got used 90 TO-
And now comes the specialization OF cities. great
city % be built the Indiana shore Of Lake Michigan
especially Tor the manufacture OF steel Plans made
lor community Of 1900 worhngmen which, with their
families. VII make a population Of 10000 Tradcamon,
professional men, lahorcra and az tho other necessary
elements Of modern city population will Increase the
number indefinitely Already the ground s being cleared
for the great plant and Cor homo schools churches ~
hraros. and municipal buildings. IS 20 be- a city Of
magic growth.
Ordinarily city a. SLOW development resultant
of many forces operating IN pursuance of different aims
But ths 90 be- city built from the ground up. with
ono primary aim 10 view. u "a the furthest reach Of
modern specialization n VIII be- en- ideal town Cor che
manufacture of steel But beyond hat there m question
The fundamental purpose Of city Is profit 10 a few
corporation magnaes bui happiness for its inhabitants
The development Of the new town with ts interesting
complication or political industrial and domestic prob
lens win be worth watching by students OF government
as well aa by aocl0logiBs and economists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
GETTING GOOD RESULTS
FOR the CATTLEMEN
ASSOCIATION CALLS UPON ire
MEMBERS TO &c wtpE AWAKE
iN MATTERa or LEASING puB.
Tic DOMAIN ron GRAZING.

Tho rattiemcn of Ari1na are .han.
liestnr keau Interest IN tho forest
reserve Regulations for catiia graz.
Ing. and che Arizona Cattle Growers
association has taken nD the matter
% see thai tbs caiiiemon are not un-
Justly dealt with bY TIRE government
in the new acquisitions.
Circulars have been sent nni 10 she
members OF the association in whicn
attention is called 20 two bills which
ere now pending before congress. 70.
lating to thesleasinT in some manner
of the public domain for rra1ing Eur.
poses. Conferences nave been hold
With Mearh. Pinchoi and Potter. ~
tho forest reserve service. ami cvcry
member of enc association i8 asked
20 contribute hia advice and expert.
cnce IN foachins a solution which
viii be- FAIR to an The circular staieH
that the matter ~ vital 70 every cat.
tle aud hcrae raiser. a.. 70 mistakes
are made. Ct viii mean the driving
OF many stuckmcn ont OF the bust
ness
The association has done much COOL
Tor iiH members and aiso for the
southwest Z opposed the hifa rare
81 taxes Tor forest reserves and q at
the present time making ilfo unpioas.
ant Tor cattle ruFilers a delegate
was sent io the last meoiinF OF the
National Live Stock association
which took PAP the matter 90 the rex
ulaiion Of Interstate railroad rates.
and International trade rdEuisii0ngt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

senator Foraker must Be sitting up o. nights puz.
zng the problem how be can most enocmalIy and
speedily render himself perfectly dotosicd by the
majority Of the American people
Whether or not such be- hls purpose he certainly O.
making rapid and wen -ehncd progress IN that direction.
Ills recently offered amendment 90 the railway rate Bin
which amendment voted down yesterday was a huge
stride On the direction Ia that amendment he
sought iasion upon the bl "a clause preventing the
railroads n the south from setting certain PORTIONS
OF the train exclusively for negro travellers
Ills purpose apparent almost 90 render the
naming Of unnecessary Ho know well that the domo-
Gratis, nearly 20 man. would stand by the president In
hn yocng 81 the demands OF the people for railway rate
CONTROL and he also knew well that the democrats would
not Stand FOR the BIN with his amendment Incorporated
Hence his motive in offering the amendment was not
love OF che negro but love of the railroads Il was
Enuzy effort 10 drive away from the bin an element of
strength which may be necessary Tor 20 passage Il was
fortunate Indeed that hs amendment mlscarFiod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
BENEFICIAL INNOVATION
AT PENITENTIARY
CHANGE M CLOTHING or CON.
ViCT5-TRUsTiE8 AND PRoeh
TloNAnlE8 10 DC ENCOURAGED

An Innovation. aud one which o.
con idcrod quite reform dnd in the
right direction has recently been in-
troducod lu tho New Mexico peniion-
tlary 90 santa Fc The iniuntoTy
steps toward carrying cut were intro
duce9 b. Hon n D. nursum when
be was superintendent uf the iustitn-
no aud are being followed and extend
od By Captain Arthur rrcliord. the
present superintendent TIE reform
consists in a change ol the ciothipg
worn by couElcf9 This has been
adopted in many of the foremost prlss
ona ana ref0fmntoriga OF the country
and has ao far universally proven rnc-
oessfu ID helps the morals OF ire
conNiClH. helps lo restore tham tu
good manhood and solf-conldGnco
rousea their better sentiments aud
characteristics and makes Thorn better
satisfied With the lot they must endure
while under sentence OF ihc law.
ia the New Mu8icn penitenunry,
the couglcta have been divided Into
three classes. The FIRST grade, douom-
mated TRUSTEES ConYlcia in tdi8
grade will wear clothing of plain dark
blue stun with che number thoy car
ry on the records in small white num-
erals on the collar. second erg0r.
probationary clnthlng win ho W "a
gray. resembling what % known az ca
det gray, the numbers being indicated
Ia red letters ci q nraor alza than
the first grade on the collar; third
grade wan have to wear the prison
clothing on prison stripes Wiih large
black numbers thereon
in tho New Mexico ponltonilary con-
victs now wear tao clothing above de-
acrhed lt was made hy the tailoFs
10 me prison and the material and
Workmanship are very good The
suits tor the nrst and second grades
arc comfortable and well hiting Cap
tain Treliord o. Oi the opinion that
Che change has hocn good aud he eN-
poets greater results hereafter The
idea Of the change d 20 give the "tFuH-
iioa' especially the best chance 10 re-
form
New Dormltcry Planned.
ln addition, superintendent Troliprd
has under consideration plans for tho
erection of a d0rmitury FOR the truss
Ties Wherein they viii be housed ga
large sleeping rooms and win not Be
compelled 30 occupy email cells an DO
nll She conYicia now. regardless OF
length ol sentence oi the nature oi
the crime and ol general behavior,
good lr bad q % believed ~ Super.
Intcndcnt Treliord that this plan VIII
also nid in making better men Of many
ol the prisoners aud ln making them
more ahtiancG with their lot
To 90 Monday last the detachment
ol 0fty conVlcis at work on the sconic
highway lu The Santa ne canyon had
completed $3.50 feet OF gH tno a hleh-
way az hes ever been constructed Boz
Santa re or any other county The
work d now IN hard rock slow and
dlmcnt a good deal of blasting must
he done. "A power hand drlll has boon
aocur1d which docs the work Of four
men, Az soon ug ihis has been tried
Sufficiently 10 ahew iis value suporln.
tOndont Tre'lord Delievcs that be VIII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Last will and testament OF William
p Barry, deceased. 20 Elizabeth BURY
executrlx and aovisoo, aud % ail
whom 4 may concern
flu are hereby notified thar che
alleged last win aud fesiamont of Will
Sam Y Barry iato of the county oi
nsrnaiiiio and territory nf Nosr Mex
leo. decreased has been produced end
read in The Probate Court of De coun-
By Of bernailllo, Territory of New
Mexico. nf q regular term thereof. held
on ihe lih day Of May 1905 and the
dag Of the proving of said alleged lam
viii aud testament was by order OF
the Judge OF said court fhoraupon fx-
"a Tor Monday. the End day 0f July. a.,
~ 1906, term of said court. ht no
O'Clock in the forenoon ol said day
Given under ms hand ami the seal
90 thle court THIS 7th day of May
a. ~ igOG
A. & WALKER
nfnhnfn Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Because zee for One Thlng Cnly and
Aibuquerque ls learning 90 Apprs.
cia4a This.
A. n WALKER
Probate Clerk.


Nothing can De- good IUr rythlng
Doing one thing wel brings sue
cess
Doan'a kidney Pills 90 ono hing
only.
They ours sick Kidneys
rhey cure back ache, every kidney
Here O. Albuquerque evidence TO
prove ii'
Mrs. W. G. wood residence 100
South Broadway says when on e
visit 90 Fall River. Mass. learned
that Deans kidney pills had boon d
household necessity m that Guy for
years Naturally. whom q person has
back ache themselves. and friends.
acquaintance and rolatlves confln.
ualiy insist that q particular remedy
SHAH ho iried, YOU 40 last consent I
used Doana kidney Pills and they
stopped an aggravated attack of back
ache, oniy ono OF manly which have
occurred in enc past When ] came
west ] brought with me a d0zen 1Dxea
OF Deans kidney Pills. long before
thoy were 80 extensively known in
New Mexico as at present have
uoi the slightest hesitation Do pub,
licly stating thnt / knoH from egperi.
onCe a. well as observation that this
remedy can he absolutely depended
upon 10 ail eases ol kidney complaint
causing back ache. lumhaao cf other
symptoms which follow Oh the wake
OK chat tor too prevalent annoyance
For sale hy az dealers. Price 60
cents Foster Milburn Co. Bunaln ~
Y. sole agents Cor ihe United sidtQs
Remember lhe mantle --loanh--aud
take 90 ether go
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
MINING, LIVE STOCK
AND RAILROADS
Prosperity Reported on All
Sides Up In Taos
County.
RAILROAD PENETRATING CAMPS

George b Paxton. mining operator
IA the Hcd River district. Taos c0un-
ty. lg in Santa BE and will remain dur-
lns che week ON business, says the
New Mexican. Mr. Paxton infurfned
a representative of fent paper that de-
Nelurmeni work was being done on
the independent stoun of mines. as
Woll as on The Blue Rock nrOuu lu
the district About thirty men are
employed on tho two properties ana
iho work coins on la quite saiIEiac.
tory tu the owners. There are "a good
many claims in the district ln which
annual aaseaament work 81 htiHE done.
Tho Rcd River district contains min-
erai moaiiy ~ n low grade character
and can only BE- made tu pay aud proc
duco aa ID ought fo BY railroad cone
ncCfi0n and cheap transportation %
the Pueblo and Denver amoltora
Live stock Az Right
Live stock. says mr. Paxton. in
northorn Taos county. Is Ia che pink
OF condition and the sheep are noW
being driven into the higher moun-
ialus FOR lambing purposes. There 90
plenty 0f grass and an abundance OF
water furmera are also doing well
and she outlook from an agricultural
and stock raising standpoint Ia that
part Of New Mexico BE- very satisiac-
tory
Railroad Buildlna
Mf Paxton says that be undorsian
that the surveying corps of tho 81.
Louis. Rocky Mountain a Pacific rail-
road. will complete the location of the
line west from che ClmarfOn Canyon
90 the Moreno valley this week A.
soon al this la done the camp of the
locating engineers VIII De moved 30
the Taos Pass. a distance OF about ff-
teen miles. for the completion of "a
preliminary line ul the road 90 Taos.
The track laying gangs and c0nEtruc-
tiun locomotives of the road are az
the Ngmfio. ten miles oaEf of Cimar.
ron. a Or expected that The tack 20
Clmarrua win be completed hy Juno
Isl and that tbqn trains VIII run from
Ration 10 Cimarron. q distance OF for
ty-thrcc miles. The grade 0f the line
b completed % a point four miles
Jest OF Clmarron und construction
crews are at work Ia the CimarrOn
Canyon 90 Youth creek. twelve miles
west About 1000 men and several
hundred single animals carts are a.
work lt Is Understood that the con-
giructlOn engineers will DO thoir best
20 reach Youth creek with the grade
by July ist and complete She Grade
ID thc Moreno valley by October iai,
which is ten miles west of the Youth
creek crossing. From whore the Clm-
arron enters The Moreno 90 Taos % n
distance of about twenty elHht miles
and within this distance. the Sangrc
de- Crlaio range win Do crossed by tie
line through tho Taos pass A. yet lt
is not known what direction the road
VIII take from the Moreno valley
Several survey limos are being rln
and one nf them may $50 through the
Taos canyon or 30 through Rcd river
pass father north. Tho Moreno valley
% distance of eighteen miles from
Red river should the road go throur'
The Red river canyon west Do would
bring much activity and lots OF lifc t0
Tho Rcd river district