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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
HOW CONGRESS- CAME Over
TO The PRESIDENT
And Passed More Important Legislation Than
Did Any Other Session in Twenty-Five
Years--Still More to Follow.

ticipated that they will come mp for
conSideratiOn next winter. and IT will
cause some surprise if several OF
them are not added to the list of bills
PASSED.
The Philippine tariff oil is 10 be
given very special attention, and the
Santo Domingo treaty likewise. Il is
on the administration program also
tc have the government take possess
ion of all coal and oil lands not now
in private ownership and 10 hold
them for future eXigencies.
In case there is another coal strike
or the oil trust becomes oppressive,
II is the presidents plan to have the
federal government operate the gov
ernment ccal fields.
The railway rate blll is regarded as
the most important piece of legisla-
ton passed. The president does not
regard it as a perfect law. by any
means, but he is quite well satisfied,
and is particularly well pleased that
a start has been made.
Next TO the rate bill the pure food
and the BeyeriGge meat inspection
bills are regarded as OF the highest
importance
The free alcohol law was the sub
Ject oil a special message recommend
alton, coming in as an incident 10 the
message transmitting the Garfield re-
port en- Standard Oil
The president recommended the
employers liability bill, but the ac-
Wal battle was fought by Senator La
Toilette. who held the senate up by
the tail until It was ready to say yes
This bill affects the rights OF a m.u-
ion or more railway employees.
The lock canal was urged by the
president I'm a special message, in
which he showed that II was Impos-
sible for lin 10 dig until congress de
termined what kind OF canal T.
should be-
the republican leaders expect 10
profit politically by the record OF con
gress They will ask the return Of a
republican majority az the congress
iunal election this fall on the strength
Of the passage of an The principal leg
islation asked by he popular Roose-
welt
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04

Washington. ID. c., July 4.-More
popular and important legislation has
been secured from the session of con
gress Just ended than can be credited
to any congress for the past twenty
five years. Most of it is due to the
strong and urgent influence of Presi-
dent Rooseyelt-backed by irresistible
public opinion.
To the credit of accomplishment
the president and the people have;
Railway rate legislation.
Pure food legislation.
Meat inspe ctiOn.
Lock canal determined.
Free alcohol for the arts.
immigration reform.
Consular reform.
Employers liability law.
immunity bath amendment
Alaskan delegate and other Alas
kan legislation
Statehood for Oklahoma.
Presidential travel allowance OF
$4,000.
Care OF Confederate graves.
All this legislation was recommend
ed in the president last massage to
congress, or in speclal messages sent
to congress since the session began.
In one or two instances some unim-
portant detans remain 10 make the
legislation complete and formal, but
most of the above list is perfected
statute bearing he presidents sig
nature, and ready Tor enforcement.
But President Roosevelt has not
had things AL his own way. There
is shorter list o. things refused by
congress. namely:
Philippine tariff legislation.
Santo Domingo treaty ratification.
Increased naval appropriation, in
cluding a big battleshIp.
Government appeal from federal
court decisions like that "a Judge
Humphreys in the beef trust case
Some OF the items included in this
second list are not regarded as lost
causes. They could not be secured
from The session of congress Just
closed-principally for the reason that
IL seemed better legislative strategy
90 concentrate on the railroad rate
and on -r two other bills Il Is an
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
BLIND MAN ADMITTED
TO PRACTICE LAW

Sydney, Australia. July 4.-Neville
Gilbert McWilliam, B. A., L. L. B., of
Sydney University, who is blind, was
admitted to the bar before the full
court of New South Wales In moving
his admission the state attorney gem
eral. c. c. Wade X c., said that it
reflected great credit on Mr. Nc
William that he had been able TO pass
the examinations required, handle
capped by the calamity which had
oyertaken him. The chief justice, the
Right Hon. Sir Patrick Darley, in ad-
mitting Mr.. McWilliam. expressed the
hope, on behalf of the bench. that he
would not be Handicapped at the bar,
but that he would be as successful as
Mr.. Fawcett, who suffering from the
same affliction, has risen tobe a min
lister of the crown in England
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
Party of People We're Hold
ing Celebration When
z..x the Runaway
CAR LEFT THE TRACK AND
Dashed Into the Crowd of Merry
makers With a Most
horrible Result.

Altoona, Pa, July Investigation
today OF the runaway car accident
near PouGge last night showed that
thirtecl men Ct a party holding q
celebration along the track were
killed. The car was going at great
speed and left the track on n curve,
plunging into the crowd of merry
makers. The scene at the wreck was
horrible, the bodies OF seven men
being ground into the earth and The
heads crushed fiat. All the dead Were
Arabia"s. An investigation to ascer-
tain who started the car on its wild
flight is being made.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
eRYAND AND MCCLELLAN
DID NOT MEET IN LONDON.

London, July 4.-There has been no
meeting between William J. Bryan
and Mayor Mcclellan Cf New York,
so far They will both attend a re-
ception given by Ambassador White
law Reid this AFTERNOON and a dinner
given by the American society tonight.
IT is not proimble that any formal
conference tor discussing nc!itics will
occur. Bryan said this morning that
ne might meet some OF his political
friends, including members OF the JET,
ferson club OF Chicago, on the con
tinent later. He agreed that his
friends had not come 10 Europe es-
pecillly 10 meet MIN. but as they hap
pened 20 be coming this side OF the
Atlantic he had arranged to soe
them. Bryan held another informal
rec pjiCu al the Hotel Cecil today,
many americans calling on him.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
JUDGE ABBOTT
IN CHAMBERS
0verruIes Demurrer in the
Gunsul.Page ase..0ther
Court Matters.
CONDEMNATION SUIT PROCEEDINGS

Judge Abbott yesterday overruled
the demurrer entered by the counsel
for defendant in the case of Maynard
Gunsul VS.. Jregory Page, in which the
Rlaintiff alleges that he purchased an
electric light plant from Page on the
agreement that he Page. would not
re-engage in such business in that
city. and that defendant has broken
this agreement by re-entering the
electric light business.
Attorney Dobson, for the defendant.
set up ,nat such agreement was In
conflict with the territorial laws gov
erning restraint of tra~e. The de-
tense is to get its answer in by Sat
urday.
Confession of Judgment was en-
tered yesterday for Sl95 in the at
tachment suit of L. j. Post q Co.
against NJ. c. Westbrooke. Ga-nishee
was dismissed, and attachment re-
leased. The suit was for $545 which
included $l75.11 due for goods sold
and money on promissory note.
Edwin Schanadore filed suit yes
terday for divorce from his wife,
Anna Schanadore.
In the matter OF the condemnation
proceedings brought by the Eastern
railway OF New Mexico, better known
as the Belen cutoff. TO secure right
of way through Valencia county, the
court ordered that the defendants In
the condemnation suit be paid the
sum OF s3,240.36
Arthur A. Staah OF Oklahoma City.
Okla, and Julius Staab OF Albuquer-
que. have filed an action in the dis
trict clerks Cffice against Mariana +.
Sena and Zulema II de Sena. with
Renehan and Thompson OF Santa Fe,
attorneys for the plaintiffs. Plain
tiffs ask for damages amounting to
$3.50, with interest at 70 per cent from
January 20. 1905, until paid, and ask
that they he empowered 10 sell real
estate and premises OF defendants
and recover attorneys fees and costs
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04

"rooters" accompanying them, got
away last night for Ef Paso, where
eney will cross bats today with the
Bankers the leading bail fean of
the Pass City, and with Mcdonald re-
ceiving. and Gallegos on the firing
line. the Browns are expected to re
turn home with the major share OF
the gate receipts.
The lineup of the Browns will be
as follows.
Pitcher, Irallegos: catcner, McDon-
ald first base. "Bill" Ney; second
base, Kunz; third base. COrhan
sh rtstop, Clancy.
Hale. Graham and substitute 'will
hold down the field.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
M0NTEZUMA BALL
PLANS UNDER WAY
CHAIRMAN o'RlELlY SELECTING
sUB-COMMlTTEES-To BE HELD
IN ALVARADO HOTEL.

Last night the committee having in
charge the MOntezuma ball. 10 take
place during fair week, met for the
purpose of discussing plans and
specifications The ball this year is
10 be held in the Alyarado hotel. and
IL Is planned 10 give the ball on a
more elaborate scale than at any pre-
viOus time. J. n O'Rielly, chairman
OF the hall committee, states that he
has selected his sul-cc mmittees, and
that preparations are steadily going
forward for what they intend shall
be the glorious wind-up TO the
greatest fair on earth
Manager McCanna is In Oswego,
n. Y, visiting relatives and friends
He is expected 10 return to this city
within the next two weeks.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
ANOTHER HEIR TO THE
GERMAN EMPIRE

Berlin, July 4.-Crown Princess
Frederick William was safely ac-
couched of son this morning
A salute of 10l shots was fired in
the square opposite the palace A
proclamation was issued announcing
the birth of the presumptiye heir to
the throne and saying: The crown
princess and prince are in the best of
condition"
The boy is well formed and strong.
The news of the birth of a grandson
was communicated TO Emperor Will
liam by means of a wireless dispatch
from Kiel TO the steamer Hamburg
on which he is proceeding to TrOnd-
hjem, Norway.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
WHAT KANSAS PoPULlsTs
MAY CONCLUDE TO DO

Topeka. Kas., July when the
populst state convention was called
to order today the principal fight in
sight seemed 10 be as 10 whether or
not the party should name full state
ticket Al a caucus Of the leaders
last night IL was decided to recon-
mend that he convention should make
no endorsement of any other state
ticket as a whole However the con-
ventiOn may endorse some of the
Democratic candidates
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
OVERDUE STEAMER HAS
BEEN HEARD FROM.

New York. July 4.-The Faber line
steamer. America. which sailed from
Marseilles on June 3, via st. Mich
aels, and the Azores, for New York
and for whose safety anxiety was
felt. as she was twelve days over
due, arrived al Bermuda today in tow
Of another steamer supposed 10 be
the Dinnamare. from Cirgenti. The
machinery Of the America had been
Qisahled
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
STRONG IDEALS or MAN
HOOD AND A SQUARE DEAL

New York. July 4.-When the Jacob
A. Riis house. in Henry street. on the
east side. which is being renovated
and enlarged. reopens October 27. It
will have a fine new gymnasium, built
AZ an expense Of 80 O00, by President
ROoseyelt's friends and equipped and
endowed By the pupils OF half a dozen
public schools II will bear the
presidents name and will stand, Riis
says. for strong ideals OF manhood
and a square deal IL is being built
in a back ward settlement where the
children OF the neighhorhoOd played
years ago
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
CANADA LOST oU1 IN
CHALLENGE CUP CONTEST

Henley, July I'm the 5emitinal
for the grand challenge cup today,
Trinity Hall, Cambridge. beat the
Argonauts, Canada, by half length
I'ime, Z minutes and 9 seconds. The
Club Nautique de Gand, Belgium
beat the third Trinity by two lengths
Time. minutes and 33 seconds. The
Gelgians and Trinity Hall will thus
contest in the final
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
RoJESTVENSkY is ON
TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE

Cronstadt, July 4.-The trial by
court-martial of Vice Admiral Roiest-
vensky and the officers of the torpedo
boat destroyer Bedovi for surrender
ing TO the enemy after the battle of
the Sea of Japan. began here today.
Several Japanese searnen and sur
geons have been summoned as wit
besses. The penalty OF conviction is
death.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
President Roosevelt Invited
to Preside at Bryan
Reception.
BRYAN CUTS WIDE SWATH
In LOndOn.-p .-popuIists Not Decided
to Nominate a Ticket or
Endorse Democrats.

New York, July William Hoge
president or the Commercial Travel
ers Antitrust league. today sent a
him 10 preside at a reception to vii
liam J. Bryan in this city upon mis-
arrival from Europe early in Septem
ber. Hoge, in the letter. explained
that the league Is not a democratic
or partisan organization in any sense
and that the organization regards
Roosevelt as being as much opposed
to trusts as is Bryan.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
Teachers Receive certificates.

Alter the close OF the BenaIIIIO
county teachers institute, eXamlna-
tions were held al which eleven appli-
cants received certificates. as follow s.:
First Grade-W. b. Mcfarland
Second Grade-Anna Allen, Adele
Goss, Ona Schupp, Maria EspinOsa,
Elizabeth Heald and LYDIA McCreedy.
Third Grade-Clara Thompson. Min
ia Stutrud, Mary Haight and Isabelle
Connolly.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
This Brought Out Fully
in the Report to
Parliament.
ROJESTVENSKY ON TRIAL
Crown Princess Frederick
william Has Given Birth
to Fine Boy.

ST. Petersburg. July 4.-The point
strongly brought out in the parlia-
mentary report on the massacre OF
the Jews at Bialystok is tnat there
was no religious hatred of the Jews
among the peaceful Russian popula-
tion. The fighting was confined to the
police, the troops and the black hun
Gred" on the one side and the Jews
and revolutionists on the other. The
parliamentary commission found
overwhelming evidence that the out
break was deliberately planned After
the rioting had been started it was di-
rected by the police and supported by
the troops, who fred only at the Jews
and at Jewish houses.
Why Aland Islands Occupied.
The occupation by Russia of the
Aland islands, between Finland and
Sweden, the Associated Press Is Off
cially informed, is one of the meas
ures taken to prevent the smuggling
OF arms and ammunition through Fin
land into Russia, and there is no in
tention of violating the treaty of Paris
in 1856 By rebuilding the fortifications
at Bomarsund, destroyed by the Brit
ish fleet during the Crimean war. The
military force sent to the islands con-
sists of a few hundred marines and
infantry, who are living in tents.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
TAMMANY FoRGETS NOT
TO HOLD CELEBRATION

New York, July 4.-Tammany Hall
today held its customary celebration
of the Fourth with fireworks and ora
tory. Long or short talks were made
by Governor VIM. ID. jerks of Ala
hama and a number of congressman.
Bourke Cochran, grand sachem, pre-
sided Afser the speeches there was
collation.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
DAUGHTER OF GERMAN
IRONMASTER WILL WE'D

Essen. Prussia, July i.-The en-
gagement is announced of Barbara
Krupp. daughter cf the late owner OF
the great iron works, Frederick Alfred
Krupp, to Baron Tilo Won Wilmowski
son of the governor Of Prussian Sax
ony. Fraulein Barbara is presumably
worth $4,000 900.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
CHICAGO BAKERIES
ARE UNSANITARY.

Chicago, July Men sleeping be
side their ovens and pastry tables,
toilet rooms yentilating into bakeries,
lack Of washing facilities-these
were some cf the things found by
Chief Sanitary Inspector Hedrick in
his investigation into the multitudin-
Gus bake shops Of Chicago.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
ROOT AND FAMILY
FOB SOUTH AMERICA

State Elihu Root, with his wife,
daughter and secretary, sailed this af-
ternoon on the armored cruiser
Charleston for South America.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
TEENATloNAL TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP WON

Wimbledon. July Al. =. Doherty
again won the international tennis
championship today, defeating f. l.
Bisley by to /.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
Why AIand Islands Occupied,
kOZZLOFF, WouLD-eE
ASSASSIN ACQUITTED

Saratov, July 4.-Kozzloff, who at
tempted TO assassinate Interior Min
lister Stolypin while he was governor
of Saratov, has been acquitted.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
MCINTOSH BROWNS
GO TO Ell PAS0
FOR FOURTH OF JULY GAME
WITH BANKERS AT PASS CITY
MANY ALBUQUERQUEA AC-
COMPANY THEM.

The Mcintosh Browns, with Mana
ger Cavanaugh and Secretary Hous-
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
NTTVI ~ WIN 7 Ut VE
New Mexico.
w. b. CHILDERS,
A B. McMi-LEN,

b. f. NabOur, a we'll known stock
man Of Lincoln county, is in the city
for a few weeks, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Johnson.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
FILES AFFIDAVIT
In HUBBELL CASE
Quo WarrantO Proceedings in
Ex.Sherifi's Suit to Estab.
IiSh Title to Office.
MOVES COURT FOR RULE ON ARMIJO

w. b. Childers yesterday filed in
the Office of the district clerk, as at
torney for Thomas S. Hubbell, an al
fidayit setting forth that his client
has been unlawfully deprived CT the
Office of sheriff of Bernalillo county,
by Perfecto Armijo, and asks that a
rule be made upon Armijo that he
show cause why writ of quo war
ranto should not be filed against him
for usurping the office of sheriff.
The affidavit is accompanied by the
following motion OF the attorney gen
eral OF the territory:
Now comes w. c. Reid, attorney
general of the territory of New Mex
leo and presents to the court the af-
fidayit of W. b. Childers on behalf
OF REALTORS. Thomas s. Hubbell,
charging that one Perfecto Armijo
mas usurped and is still usurpiug the
cmce of sheriff of Bernalilio county,
to which said Office Thomas S. Hub
hell was duly elected and qualified,
and is entitled TO the possession
thereof and 10 discharge the duties
thereof, ana to receive the fees and
emoluments thereto belonging; and
moves the court for a rule upon the
said Perfecto Armijo to show cause
en- a day fixed by the court why an
information in the nature Of quo
warranto should not Je filed against
MIN for usurping said office.
w. c. REID,
Attorney General OF the Territory OF
New Mexico.
w b. CHILDERS,
A. B. McMiLLEN,
Attorneys for Relator.
The affidavit sets forth al some
length all the particulars OF Mr.,
nubbell's removal by Governor Otero
from the office and position OF sher-
IN and the issuing OF a commission
as sheriff 10 Perfecto ArmijO, all Of
which Is alleged to have been con-
trary TO the rights OF Mr.. Hubbell
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
Boston Wool Market.

Boston. Mass, July 4.-Market is
steady and unchanged; receipts nom
inal
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04
AMERICAN BASE BALL
GAMES ON THE FOURTH
National League

American League.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-07-04

Edwin schanadore filed suit yes
terday for divorce from his wife,
Anna Schanadore
The Washington herald., 1906-12-27
RISKS LIFE; BOTH DIE
George Davis Makes Vain At
tempt to Rescue Boy.
WIFE SEES HUSBAND PERISH
When Almost within Reach of
Safety, Life Line, which She Was
PcTate Struggle. Man and Boy Are
Swept Under Ice and Drowned.

Morristown, n. J., Dec. 26-In a desper-
ate effort TO save John Arke. eight years
old. who had broken through the ice on
the Rockaway River, George Davis was
drowned to-day when almost in reach Of
his wife, who was endeavoring to drag
both her husband and the youngster from
the water
With despairing face. she saw the
clothesline, with which she was aiding
them. break, and both her husband and
the boy fail back into the water. where
they were caught by the current and
swept under the ice TO death. She and
Davis had been married two years.
Davis tried 20 save himself and the
boy. while Mrs. Davis, powerless to aid
them. as the line had broken. stood on
the river bank screaming for help. At
tracted by the outcries of the distracted
woman, several men rushed to-her side
BY that time Davis was almost cx-
hausted by the terrible strain Of keep
ing himself and the hsv above water
and attempting TO prevent their being
carried beneath the ice by the current
The ice was so thin and treacherous
the men decided il would be suicidal to
attempt to go out or to form human
life line. Two or three or the men hur-
ried away to get a long, stout rope TO
throw to Davis Before they could get
back with IL. however. he gave up the
fight. and. with the little boy still hang
ing TO his coat, sank, and was swept
z vy-aE
The Washington herald., 1906-12-27
BABY DIES OF BURNS.
Tragedy Follows Children'S
FrOlic with Fire.
SPARKS SET DRESS IN FLAMES
william ManueI's Children, Alone in
Room, Bring SORROW 10 Returning
MOnths-OId Infant Asleep in Her
Christmas Rocking Horse.

Under the shadow Of a Christmas tree.
Lillian Manuel the fourteen-months-ol
daughter OF Gertrude and William Man
ueI. was burned TO death last night In her
home at 1927 Third street southwest.
The mother had left the house for
moment TO speak TO a neighbor, and in
her absence the three small children had
gathered around the fire. Little Lillian
was seated in a rocking horse that had
been one OF her Christmas gifts and was
sleeping quietly. Her brother William.
six years old. lighted piece Of paper and
was waving It about his head, when a
spark fell on the dress Of the little girl and
soon set ner clothes in flames. Startled By
the child's screams, the brother rushed
for water, but before he could be Of as
sistance the flames had been inhaled and
the girl was beyond recovery.
Neighbors, hearing the weeping of the
children. rushed into the house, and while
some cut away the scared clothes, others
called the Emergency ambulance and no
tilted the parents. When the ambulance
arrived the child was dead
An affecting scene was enacted when
the bereaved mother arrived at the house
and saw the little form enCased in an
ominOus sheet. II was Ions before the
woman could be quieted, and even after
her sobs had died away the cries of the
lonely brother and sister were plainly
audible.
The mOrgue master pronounced a YER
dict of accidental death, and returned the
body to the house. The funeral services
viii be held tomorrow.