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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
COMMERCE CHAMBERS
IN ENGLAND

Bristol Sept. 1.-THE autumnal
meeting of the. Association of Cham
bers of Commerce of the United
hlngdom opened here today for a two
days session. The attendance is un-
usually large and an interesting ses-
sion is expected. Among the many
important matters which win be con-
sidered by the meeting will be the
proposition to start a movement in
favor OF cheaper postal, telephone,
telegraphic and parcel pest rates be-
tween Great Britain and France.
There Is scarcely any doubt that the
convention Will support such a move
ment, but it is more than doubtful
that it will be possible, at least at
the present time, to carry the plan to
success. Should the chambers of
commerce express themselves in favor
of the plan, an effort will be made to
interest the French and the British
governments. 1t is not believed that,
even II the two governments should
favor plan, they would not care to
assume the responsibility of making
such a change without first submitting
1t to the International Postal Union.
The probability is that some of the
ether countries belonging to the In
tenational Postal Union might object
to such an arrangement, which would
give the two countries considerable
advantage over the other countries be-
longing TO tue Union. At all events.
the matter will be thoroughly agi-
tated and every effort will be made
10 bring about the desired end.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
COLORADO DEMOCRATS IN
CONVENTION IN DENVER

Denver. Sept. 1.-THE democratic
state convention met here today to
nominate a full state ticket and two
justices of the supreme court. Before
the convention met there seemed no
doubt of the nomination Of former
Governor Ava Adams. for another
term as governor, though County
Judge Ben NJ Lindsey was still mem
toned as possibility. Lindsey's
friends desired Adams to accept the
endorsement for United States sena
tor to succeed Patterson, and thus
pass up the gOvernorship TO Lindsey.
Senator Patterson, who is said to be
in a position to dominate the conven-
tion, insists that Adams take the
gubernatorial nomination in vindica-
ton of the claim that he was elected
governor two years ago and was de-
prived of the office. Three contests
were filed, the most important being
that of the Patterson forces in Den
yer against the delegation headed by
Mayor Robert w. Speer.
Speer Delegation Refused Seats.
Senator Taylor of Glenwood
Springs was selected for temporary
chairman and declared his intention
to treat all factions fairly. After a
stormy session the Speer delegation
from Denver was refused seats and
all contests were referred to the COM
mittee on credentials.
Recess was then taken until even
ing
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
BALTIMORE JUBILEE
NOW IN FULL BLAST

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 1.-THE great
jubilee, which will continue for four
days, opened here today with a big
parade, which was mainly an indus
trial in character, but also included
number of military anu semi-ml.l-
tary organizations, and various civic
organizations. On Thursday there
will be big fire mems parade, in which
several New York companies, which
assisted in putting out the great Bal
Iimore fire of February and s, 1904,
will take part as the guests Of the
corporation. The jubilee celebration
will close on Friday, with a big pa
geant. 1t had been at first proposed
to hold an exhibition in connection
with the celebration, but that plan
was given up after mature delibera-
ton.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
MAMMOTH ESCORT
FOR GOV. HAGERMAN
Monday Afternoon at l:30
O'Clock. From the
AlvdrddO Hotel
TO THE FAIR GROUND S
Mounted Men and Women. Indians
and Bands to Be in
the Parade.
TO THE FAIR GROUNDS

This morning at a short meeting of
the fair association, a committee COM
posed of Messrs. w. II. Andrews, Tom
S. Hubbell, Jesus Romero, Perfecto
Armijo, Frank A. Hubbell and Leo
nardo Hunick, was appointed to con-
fer with all horsemen in the different
precincts surrounding Albuquerque,
with view to securing their services
Monday afternoon of next week, to act
as a mounted escort to Governor Ha-
german, from the Alvarado hotel to
the fair grounds.
The horsewomen of Albuquerque
aud surrounding suburbs are also ex
tended an invitation TO act as a
mounted escort to the governor, and
with the men riders are requested TO
be al the AlyaradO hotel with their
horses promptly at ! o'clock on the
afternoon of Monday, September II.
Any horseman or hOrsewOman ov-
erlookei inadvertently by the com
mittee. are to consider themselves in
yited to participate in what will in
reality be an extensive mounted pa
rade, and TO be at the hotel at the
appointed hour.
Letters officially advising the diff
terent members of the committee Of
the action taken, and the objects in
view, are being sent out to the com
mittee today, and il is expected that
at least 1000 men and women riders
will be secured for the parade, which
will take place Immediately after Gov
ernor Hagerman officially opens the
fair AS an inducement to hOrsemen
and hOrsewomen 10 lend their aid IN
this project, free admissions 10 the
tair grounds will be extended every
one on horseback in the parade.
TWO and perhaps three bands will
De in line, and about twenty-five In
dlans from the various reservation
which will be exhibited here during
the fair, will take part in the parade.
so. John Borradaile of the First
regiment, New Mexico National guard,
viii be marshall of the parade. The
lady riders who take part in the pa
rade viii lead the escort. The gov,
ernor and Delegate Andrews, chair
man OF the committee. will use an
automobile, and the line of march will
be from the Alvarado hotel direct out
Railroad avenue 10 the fair grounds
All those who will participate in the
parade are asked by the committee 20
be present at the hotel not later than
Z m Mondag, September II.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
HEARST MEN
HAVE MET IN
CONVENTION
independence League Assem-
bled at Noon They Hope
For Democratic Fusion.
BRYAN IS WELL RECEIVED
At ST. LOUIS BY LEADERS

New York, Sept. 1.-THE state con-
vention OF the independence League
will open at Carnegie nall this after
noon, and II every detail of the plans
Is carried out, it will, before adjourn.
ing, nominate full state ticket, with
William Randolph Hearst as candi-
date for the governorship. There Will
be about 1000 delegates at the con-
vention, who were not selected at pri-
maries. but appointed by the Independ-
ence League organizations in the var
ious assembly districts. There will
be one delegate for every 1000 votes
and major portion thereof, cast in the
district assembly districts for the of.
nee of governor in the last general
election. in 1904.
Hearst las complete control of the
convention, and 1t is a fore gone con-
clusion that he win be nominated for
governor. II is practically assured
tnat Justice William ]. Gaynor Will
not be a candidate against Hearst.
The state democratic leaders know
Justice Gaynor's position, and nave
been informed that his name must
not be used to obtain delegates to the
state convention.
According to the program mapped
out by Mr.. Hearst, the convention will
nominate him for governor, and at a
subsequent mass meeting, to be held
at Madison Square Garden, the nom
nation is to be ratified and the nom
inee will formally accept the place
at the head of the ticket, and, Incl
dentally, fire Che first shot In his cam
paign, by delivering an address, fully
explaining his position and the plat
form upon which he expects to be
elected.
Mr.. Hearst and mis- counsellors had
judiciously selected the date of the
independence League convention for
day one week ahead of the demo
cratic convention, hoping that the good
showing made by Hearst in the Inde-
pendence league convection would
impress the democrats and make it
easier for tie Hearst managers to
stampede the members into endorsing
Hearst's nomination for the governor
snip.
It is announced that Hearst's plat.
form, which also is the platform OF
the Independence League, stands for
public ownership CT public utilities as
private ownership subjects, the
people to incompetent service and in
/ creasing robbery. II stands for an
/ tagonism to official and other corrup
/ ton, grating in every form, and will
| night TO the bitter end against "a.
trusts, political machines and boss
| rule.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
Report Has 1t That Value of
Foreign Property Is
Being Destroyed
PERSIA'S SHAH SIGNS
ORDINANCE FOR REFORM
Regent of Brunswick and Prince
OF Prussia Has Severe Stroke
of ApopIexy.

Washington, Sept. 11.-Mail advices
received here from China are disquit-
ing to Americans having financial in
terests In the Orient There is no
abatement of the anti-foreign feeling
and the animoslty is no longer con.
flned to Americans, but includes all
foreigners except the Japanese. A
formidable party, known as the "Re-
storers of Right" has arisen and is
conducting an active propaganda.
lheir purpose is to drive foreigners
out OF business in China and to that
end they begin by rendering valueless
foreign investments. In some quarters
the Chinese government is alleged to
sympathize with the movement and
capitalists, especially the British. are
complaining that Chinese officials are
deliberately violating agreements and
destroying their holdings.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUES
IN NORTHWEST

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 1.-THE first
convention Of the anti-oaloon leagues
and reform societies OF the north
west ever held opens here today and
Will continue for three days. The
meeting will be composed of dele
gates from all the temperance and
reform organizations OF Oregon, Ida
no and Washington, and has been
called for the purpose of perfecting
the organization of the reform forces
of the three states, so as to strength
en- them in the coming campaign for
reform laws. Nearly one thousand
delegates will be In attendance. The
principal subjects to be considered
and discussed in the convention will
be the initiative and referendum,
recall and local option. Temperance
work will come up merely as a sec
ondary matter. Many prominent
speakers will deliver addresses before
the convention, among them DR.. p. A.
Baker of Columbus, o., Edwin G. Din
woodie of Washington. ID. c., DR..
Howard II. Russell cf New York, DR..
Lewis Albert Banks Of Denver. Colo.
and many others.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
$4,000 FOR LOCAL
INDIAN SCHOOL

The department has concluded to
carry out at once the proposed $4,000
improvements to the Albuquerque In
dian schools, for which an appropria-
tion was granted two years ago, and
Supervisor of Construction Charles
will be here in few days to locate
the new building"
This was the pleasing statement of
r. NJ. Pringle. supervising engineer for
the interior department, this morning.
Mr.. Pringle dropped in the city
three days ago from Keams' Canyon,
Arizona, where the government is
making other improvements for its
poor aborigines. He said that the
improvements at the local school
would amount to new dormitory and
a new mess hall, both buildings
will be under the supervision of Su-
pervisor Charles, while he himself,
will look after the work of installing
a new water system in the old build
ings as well as the new The new
improvements will dissipate the en-
tire appropriation of $4,000.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
GREAT BATTLE BEGINS
AMONG OHIO REPUBLICANS

Dayton, o., oept. 11.-FOr the frst
time in the history of the state the
state convention of the republicans OF
ohio will be neld in this city instead
Of at Columbus, where most of the
former state conventions have been
held The convention, which will last
two days, will not begin until this
afternoon, and excepting the opening
address Of Ex-Governor Herrick, who
will sound the key note of the cam.
paign, and some preliminary routine
business, nothing OF consequence will
be transacted at today's session.
The convention, which was called
to this city TO punish Columbus, be-
cause the newspapers of the state cap
ital had attacked United States Sen
ator Charles Dick and Senator For
aker for their refusal TO support Pres
ident ROoseyelt's policy in the rail-
road rate legislation and several otner
matters, will be held at Welfare hall
Welfare hall is one of the largest
auditOriums in the world II is not a
public hall, but stands on the premi-
ses of the National Cash Register
company, and is managed by the Mems
Welfare League, an organization OF
male employees Cf the National Cash
Register company l. was erected by
the company as a combination dining
hall and auditorium Two thousand
factory hands take their luncheon in
the hall daily, the meals being served
by the Mems Welfare League - bare
cost of production. Used as a dining
room. Welfare hall will accommodate
1900 persons, but used as an. audi
tCrium it will seat 5000 persons with
out inconvenience 10 any of them.
The hall has wide gallery. which
will accommodate spectators while
the floor space will be amply sufficient
tor the delegates.
At 2 O'Clock. the district meeting
| for the selection of vice presidents
and members of the various commit
tees will be neld, aud the convention
will be called 10 order al 1 o'clock
Ex- Governor Myron 7. Herrick will be
| the temporary chairman, and vii. de-
| liver the opening address Of the con,
vention. Governor Andrew l.. Harris
viii be the permanent chairman. John
H. MallOy the secretary and Richard
| Gibson seTgeant-at-arms. There will
| be in all So delegates There viii b.
l
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
LONE HIGHWAYMAN
HOLDS UP A HACK
Last Night in Old Albuquerque
and Relieves Driver and
Passenger
OF SIX DOLLARS IN CASH
POTflliO Andyd Was the Passenger.
Second HOld-up in
Short Time.
Of SIX DOLLARS IN CASH

A lone highwayman held up one of
W. L. Trimble & Cos hacks at Rail
road avenue and Fourteenth street be-
tween II and u o'clock last night
and relieved the driver of 81 cents and
Porfilio Anaya, an employe of Ilfeld
Brothers, who was a passenger in the
hack. of $3.50.
Mr.. Anaya, in telling of the hold up
to a Citizen reporter, said:
Il took the hack at Second and
Railroad avenue about 1870 o'clock
for old town. When we reached a point
just east of Fourteenth street, | heard
some enc tell the driver to hold up,
and the hack came to a sudden stop.
The next thing | heard was the same
voice telling the driver to hand over
his money. Not knowing what was GO
ing on, | stuck my head out of the
window and saw a man standing be-
side the hack He had a gun in his
hand, but before | saw the gun,
said Here what do you want to take
that mans money fer" He immediate
ly turned mis- gun on me and said (:
Shut up-I'll take your money, too.
Shell out -
The fact that Mr.. Anaya complained
10 the police this morning that he
was short $3.50 as a result of his ex-
perience, is proof that he obeyed the
highwayman's orders Fortunate for
the hack driver ne only had so cents
and consequently that is all that he
lost.
The driver says that he is sure
that the man was a Mexican and thai
he would know him should he ever
see him again. He wore a dark cap
and dark clothes and was himself dark
cOmplexiOned.
the beating and robbing OF William
TempletOn on the night Of Sep
tember ?, is strong evidence
that crooks and sharpers. who
make business of following up fairs,
have begun to arrive in albuquerque
for the territorial fair. This should
be sufficient warning for people 20
keep their houses locked at night and
their hands on their pistols when out
at night Chief McMillin and force
are watching all suspicious characters
and viii make a clean up, driving
them out, in a few days
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
YOUNG BOER DIES
At MAGDALENA
AS Result of Knife Thrust at
Hands of a Cowboy
Named Price.
FIGHT IN A BAWDY HOUSE
Telephone Here For CtOr--PriCe
viii Be Arrested Be-
fore Night.
FIGHT IN A BAWDY HOUSE

The young South African Doer who
was stabbed week ago Monday night
in a bawdy house at Magdalena run
by Mrs. NJ. Hanel, by a cowboy
named Price, who afterwards made
good his escape, died this morning a.
o'clock as a result of his wound.
A message was received at O'Clock
last night by s. Vann & Son, drug
gists, from Mrs. NJ. Hanel asking that
a doctor be sent at once to Magdalena,
as the man was dying. Mr.. Vann
found a doctor but later received an
other message from the woman to the
effect that the Boer had died.
Telephone advices from SocoIro
state that it Is understood that Price,
the cowboy who did the stabbing, mad
been located, and that the officers
were merely awaiting the outcome Of
the Beers wounds to arrest the for
mer, and that he will be taken into
custody before night, charged with
murder.
The young Boer, whose last name
is Salztree, had been working for J.
II. Nation of FL Paso, who was rang
ing sheep in western SocoTro county.
In company with the cowboy, Price,
he visited the house of i'll fame con-
Quoted by Mrs. NJ. Hanel at Magda-
lena on Monday evening, September
.3. A quarrel arose between him and
Price over the affections of one of the
inmates Of the place. and the stabbing
followed. Price mounted a horse and
fed in the darkness.
A posse pursued him but did not
catch him. Later the officers discoy-
cred the mans hiding place, west OF
Magdalena, and kept him under sur
veillance, awaiting the outcome OF the
knife thrust. Now that Salztree has
died. Price will be taken into custody
at once and brought To Magdalena.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
Is News From Russia. Where
Government VieS With
People in OutrdgeS.
JEWS CONTINUE TO Be
THE GREATEST SUFFERERS
Bank Robbed of $4,000 in Light
of Day and Presence of
Many Spectators.

Seavropol. Sept. lit is reported
here that the village of Shulguer was
bombarded by artillery in consequence
CT the disorders there following the
arrest of NJ. Onipke, peasant leader of
the late parnament, who is to be tried
by court martial for completely in the
uprising at Cronstadt last July. The
inhabitants fed, their houses were de-
stroyed, and the artillery is now NOV
ing against the village of Petrofs-
lQaia
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
MILITARY SURGEONS IN
CONVENTION

Buffalo, " l.. Sept. 1.-THE ma
tlOnal convention of the Association
OF Military Surgeons of the United
states, whiCn opened here today,
promises 70 he Cne OF the most in
Jeresting and important conventions
Ield for many years. Besides the
large number of delegates from the
United States, there are many dele
gates from foreign countries, among
them representatives of the British
army. he French army, various other
European, Asiatic and South and Cen
tral American countries. A highly in
terestng sCi5utinc program has been
arranged f-r the convention. which
will last four days Among the so
cial functions viii be a public recep-
t.on al the Lafayette this evening,
and a mans reception al the Buffalo
club, rOmOrrcw evening with one or
two luncheons during the meeting.
Thursday evening has been reserved
Tor individual invitations, and on Fri
day the delegates will take a trip 20
Niagara Falls ami return
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
Met at Noon.

The state convention of the Inde-
pendence League was called to order
in Carnegie hall at noon today by Max
+. lhmsen, state chairman There
have been GIL delegates chosen and
most of these were present. Before
the meeting of the convention Inmsen
denied that william II. Hearst had ex-
pressed himself as had been reported,
In favor OF nominating straight
ticket and opposing fusion with the
democrats
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
NEBRASKA RETAIL
MERCHANT SORGANlZG

Fremont, Neb. Sept 11--At last
there is a prospect that the retail
merchants of Nebraska will form an
organization for mutual protection.
several hundred retail dealers from
all parts of the state met here today
for the purpose of forming a perm
anent organization. The Fremont
Commercial Club is playing host anu
has done everything possible to make
things as pleasant for the visitors as
it can be made. There is consinder.
able enthusiasm among the retailers
and there Is no doubt that a perm.
anent organization will be effected
during the two days Of the conveu-
tigu
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
PROHIBITION
ENDANGERED
MAINE STATE
Republican MajOritieS We're
Largely Cut Down. Though
They Carried the Day.
GREAT BATTLE NOW ON
AMONG OHIO REPUBLICANS

Portland, Me. Sept 1.-THE result
of the election in Maine yesterday
was that the republican plurality for
governor, which usually approximates
25,000, was reduced to about 5000,
while the total vote was greatly in
creased 1t is attributed bv the lead
ers of both parties to the popular
feeling over the operation of the pro-
hitory law.
Carried the Ticket.
The republicans reelected Govern
or Cobb and al flour of the congress-
men, and will have a working control
of the legislature The majority Of
Congressman Iittlefeld. against
whom the American Federation of
Labor made a campaign, was reduced
several thousand from that of four
years ago.
Showing Falling of.
Sixteen of the twenty cities in the
state went democratic. Two gears
ago Cobb carried eighteen of them.
CoDb failed to carry his home city.
ROckland. Lewiston gave McGillicud-
dy l4O more votes than Littlefeld.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
NORTH AMERICAN
SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS

PhllaGelphiS "a Sept. 11.-Hun-
dreds OF engineers, from all parts of
the United States, are assembled here
to attend the twenty-.-tth annual CON
VentiOn OF the North American So
ciety of Engineers. The Hotel Wal
ton is the headquarters of the con-
VentiOn, and the sessions of the con
vention will be held in the South
Broad street theater, adjoining the
Hotel Waitcn, while directly across
the street. in Horticultural hall, an
interesting exhibit of supplies, appli-
ances and educational matter is dis
played.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE
PAINTERS IN SESStON

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 1.-THE
thirty-seventh annual convention of
the Master Car and Locomotive Paint
ers' association of the United States
opened here today at the convention
nall of the Arlington hotel, where
the headquarters of the organization
has been established. 1ne conven-
ton will last four days, and there will
be daily sessions in the forenoons,
while the afternoons and evenings
Will be devoted to recreation. An in
teresting program has been arranged.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
Says Attorney Genaral Hddley
Who Expected to Complete
State Testimony Today.
WATERS PIERCE PEOPLE
WERE ON STAND TODAY
President Appoints PdymdSterS
For Both the Army and Navy
While at Oyster Bay.

ST. Louis, Sept. 11.-Hearing in GUS
ter proceedings against the Waters
Pierce, the Standard OIL and the Re-
public Oil companies was resumed to-
day. H. Clay Pierce, who was on
the witness stand yesterday, was the
first witness again today. Attorney
General Hadley stated he desired to
complete the taking of testimony on
behalf of the state today. He expects
the oil interests to complete their test
mony during September, so that tue
case can be submitted to the court at
its October term.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-11
BRYAN ARRIVES IN
ST. LOUIS SOUTH BOUND

ST. Louis, Sept. IA reception
committee. including .ormer Govern
Ors Syannard and Dockery, Senator
Stone and many other prominent dem
Ocrats, greeted, VIM. j. Bryan upon his
arrival here today. st. Louis is his
nrst stopping place in his ititenaTy of
the south, which will end in Indian
Territory late this month. Bryan will
address a meeting at the Coliseum to-
night