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Msam Mnpp,s MeItanrant.

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Safpb Hteh' Charlottesville

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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATED

Cincinnati. o., Feb 27.-Miss Susan
Bradley, daughter of a prominent
merchant of this city, will be married
to her childhood friend and afterward
lover, Il. Allen Conklin, wealthy
young society man of this city. The
wedding will be celebrated in Avon
dale, where both parties live. Miss
Bradley is quite famous for having
the smallest feet of any girl in Gin
cinnati, She is rather small, weighs
only l05 pounds and wearts a No. 1h
Alast shoe. She is very proud of
her tiny and well formed foot and,
out of pure admiration for her small
extremities, Miss Bradley has intro
duced rather striking novelty in the
arrangement of her bridal dinner.
The place-cards will be tiny white
satin slippers, handpainted. with an
American Beauty rose pulled through
the straps. The bridal party and all
the bride-elect's intimate friends will
understand the significance of the
place cards
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
SENATOR CLAY
HAS AMENDMENT
For Railway Regulation
FOrbidine Carriers to
Deal in Coal
LANDS OR MINE, OR IN OIL
Hopkins Makes Good Speech
For Joining New Mexico
and Arizona.
HELP CALLED FOR BY LEADERS

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 27.-Sena-
tor Alexander Clay, of Georgia, pre-
sented and had read from the desk
a proposed amendment for the rail
road rate bill, which makes It unlaw-
ful for common carriers TO own coal OF
oil lands, 10 deal In coal or oil, to at
tempt to monopolize trade in those
commodities or control their prices.
Senator Hopkins, of Illinois, then
addressed the senate in support of the
statehood bill. He said that the en-
tire country is profoundly interested
in the proposed admission of the two
new states, and he made an appeal
for approval of the committee on ter
ritories In recommending the consoli-
dation of the four territories into two
states. He repeatedly urged the wis
dom of joining Arizona and New
Mexico. In the course of his remarks
Senator Hopkins referred to the For
aker amendment giving Arizona a sep
arate vote upon the question of ad-
mission as 'insidious and dangerous, |"
but when Foraker objected to the Ian
guage, the Illinois senator withdrew
the word "insldious." What he meant
TO say was that the adoption of the
amendment would not only accom-
plish the defeat of the object of the
bill, but would ultimately result in the
admission of Arizona as a separate
state, some time in the future. The
senate agreed TO vote on the statehood
Dill and Its four amendments, Friday,
March ..
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
1s.sssss .sssss.sssss

and arrived in time TO pull the car
TO safety before it had caught fire
sufficiently to burn up.
The fire had a glorious jag on be-
fore it was extinguished. There
were 20 barrels of keg beer in the
defot, which contained SO gallons of
beer each, or a total of $500 gallons,
which equals 0,160 pints. A glass of
beer. costing 5 cents, holds about one
half pint, so that the fire Tapped up
40,320 glasses of keg beer. There
We're two car loads of bottled beer in
the depot, or 140 barrels. Each bar
rel contains six dozen quart bottles, so
that there were 10,080 quarts, or 90
100 pints of bottled beer that the fire
Tapped up, making a grand total OF
SO,640 glasses of beer the fire con-
sumed, enough to treat the entire
population of Albuquerque. man, wo-
man, hoy and girl, to a glass of beer
eight times each. a treat that would
cost S4,032, at 5 cents per glass. On
top Of this, the fire destroyed 300
bales of hay that was stored in the
building, which, figured at 100 pounds
to the bale, would make 30.0-> pounds
of alfalfa'the fire deyoured as a lunch,
along with the immense drinking bout
which lasted until its appetite for
beer was fully satisfied. which was
late this afternoon, when the fire was
finally oXtinguished.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
"MASHER LEE" DUCKS
so SAYS HUBBY
AND THE POOR LITTLE WIFE ,s
LEFT ALONE IN THE CRUEL.
CRUEL WORLD.

Quite a bit of excitement was oc-
casioned, last evening, about 8.15
O'Clock, at the corner Of Second
street and West Gold avenue. in front
of Nann's drug store, by a fistic en-
counter that took place between a
loving 'masher' and an indignant
husband
Two women and a single man were
strolllng down the street. presumably
bound for the theater to see "The
White Feather" AS they passed
Nann drug store, the masher. who
by the way. wears a long F,nqIish
walking coat, and answers TO the
name Of Lee" made his appearancs
and spoke TO the lady with the hus-
band. Then hostilities commenced
Hubby objected; wifee sided
Mlth hubby Smash him." she cried.
Hubby tried TO- but was weighed In
tne balance and found wanting.
Masher Lee landed a vicious right
on huDbys jaw Hubby went down for
me count. Then "wifee" opened up.
rushing "Masher Lee off the side
walk, she said
You dirty cur; | tried to keep it
from him; ! tried MT to let him find
Nut Ho" Iooh Wndl you've done"
An, G'Wan, cried 'Masher Lee
He ain't your husband"
'Hs Is, TOO cried alleged wifee.
and then she went to pieces. The
language that flowed from her lady
Ike lips would have put sailor to
shameshame.
'Masher Lee" couldn't stand it.
He did a quiet getaway down Sec
ond street and disappeared at the
corner OF Silver avenue. They saw
The White Feather" after all. Hubby
and Wife then did a rag chewing
stunt, after which hubby ducks, also.
Then the TWO lone women. wife and
her companion, lean up against the
tront OF q music store near BY and
do "weep-the- weep" act.
Moral-lf you are married. don't
let your husband and your lover meet.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27

Shortly before 2 o'clock. this after
noon, an alarm of fire was turned in,
the fire department responding inn
mediately 1t was discovered that the
Lemp Brewing companys depot, on
North First street, I~as on fire. When
the fire department arrived the en-
tire south side OF the building was
ablaze. A line of hose was quickly
stretched and the water turned on.
Then the pitiful inadequacy of Albu-
querque's water supply was made ap-
parent A thin, little stream of water,
about as big as a lady's wrist issued
weakly from the nozzle of the hose,
not going over ten feet at the most.
In the face of this lack of pressure,
the efforts of the firemen were well
nigh fruitless. The back door OF the
building was broken in, and the fire
men played the stream, such as II
was. on the fire at close range, but
they might as well have spat upon
the flames, for all the good that little
stream of water did.
Seeing the fruitlessness of trying
to combat the flames with one line OF
hose, at such low pressure. Fire Chief
Burtless dispatched Captain Ruppe ol
the National Guards, who was pres
ent. in the fire wagon, to headquarters
for more hose. What came near be-
ing a runaway, that would certainly
have resulted fatally to some one, in
the large crowd of spectators present,
was happily averted by the presence
of mind of a couple OF bystanders.
When Captain RuppC started 10
turn the team around, one of the
horses slipped his bride, and becom-
ing frightened at something, started
10 run. without a bit in his mouth,
the horse could not be stopped or
guided, and was just about to plunge
into the crowd, when a negro by
stander and another man jumped Ia
the horses heads. and forced Them
into a fence, thereby bi.nging them
to a stop, before any damage was
done
When the wagon returned another
line of hose was stretched and an
other stream played upon the fire
which still further reduced the al
ready inadequate water pressure. The
two streams flowing from the fire
! hose nozzles reminded one Of wo-
man watering her flowers with a gar
| den hose.
The flames spread rapidly to all
parts of the building, and the popping
of exploding bottles sounded Ike q
| Fourth of July celebration. Besides
the bottles of beer there were about
400O empty bottles and 200 empty
kegs Sh rtly after the fire broke
out, refrigerator car No 2l0. which
was standing on the side track in
front Of the beer deDot, caught fire
A switch engine was telephoned for
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
WHY RUSSIA NEEDa
PEACE EGR FRAME

st. Petersburg, Feb. 27.-Russia is
using all her influence at Berlin to
prevent rupture between France and
Germany. Her action has been taken
at the instance of the Paris officials,
where the Rouvier government is
apparently convinced that Germany
proposes to persist in her attitude,
even to the point of provoking war.
On account of the close relations be-
tween the courts of Berlin and st.
Petersburg, 1t is believed in France
thai Russia will have more, influence
with Emperor William than iany othta
power. Russia is much concerned
about the situation, as war between
France and Germany would greatly
embarrass her. Not only Is the Rus
sian government so engrossed with
her interior situation as not to. be in
position to offer aid to her ally, but
war would end the probability OF her
contracting another loan in Paris, in
which Russia is in urgent need. Pre-
mier Witte now advocates an Anglo
Russian understanding, and negotia-
tions will be opened to determine
the status of this agreement. If sue
cessful a new grouping of the powers
would undoubtedly check Germanys
ambition.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
DAILY TALE ABOUT
NOTED GRAFTERS
Oklahoma Oil Prices Cut to
Drive Out Independent
Dealers.
COMPTROLLER JORDAN HAS
Turned Up at Last in a Hot
Springs Hotel With Wife.
Regrets Publicity.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. 27.-
Assistant Attorney General Lake be-
gan taking testimony here today in
the custer case Of the State of Mis-
souri, against the Standard and other
oil companies. John Burroughs, a
wholesale oil dealer, said that he was
in the employ of the Waters Pierce
oil company; he had been sent TO
Mississippi to buy turpeine, and had
received half his pay from that com
pany and half from the Standard. He
had, from time to time, received in
structions TO cut the prices to a point
at which it was impossible for in
dependent dealers to do business. He
was instructed TO get samples of oil
shipped in if he had to steal them.
He said there had never been any
competition between the Standard
and Waters Pierce in Oklahoma.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
HOW NEW YORKER SAW
CANAL THE OTHER DAY

New York, Feb. 27.-Congressman
Francis Burton Harrison returned TO
New York yesterday, after a six
weeks trip through Central America.
One week was spent investigating the
Panama canal.
He is convinced, he says. that the
administration ought to be upheld in
its task. He said he believed the
canal is being honestly and efficiently
dug. Any observant traveller might
offer minor criticism. but there is nc
dealing with trivialues there. Har
rison is a democrat, but he says that
he does not believe in partisan criti
cism in such work as the Panama
canal.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
ANARCHISTS MEETINGS
POSTPONE QUEENS VISIT

New York Feb 27-Ihe proposed
visit of the Queen Dowager Marghar-
tia of Italy. IN an automobile TO this
country. which was announced some
time ago. and confirmed in recent
cable messages, may be postponed,
according TO the Tribune, today, on
account of certain anarchist meet
ing5 reported recently in this and
neighb0rIug cities. so far as can be
learned. the anarchists do not advo-
cate harsh measures toward the
queen. but r. is thought a great guam
tity OF offensive pamphlets might be
scattered all over the country. II may
be said on authority that should
the queen come here the best officers
Of the secret service Of Italy viii as
sist the local detectives 20 protect
her
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
TRUST BUSTERS
HOMEWARD BOUND
The MCCLURE MAGAZINE PARTY
PASSED THROUGH. CITY RE-
TURNING HOME FROM GALL
FORNIA.

John S. Phillips and wife, William
Allen White and Miss Ida Tarbell the
literary people who stopped three
days in Albuquerque, the early part
of the MONTH passed through the
city this morning, on train No. >, re-
turing to New York They had been
in California, visiting, several weeks,
at various points of interest, and
cities of importance, but Of all the
piaCes We have been since leaving
Albuquerque, said Mr.. White, who
seemed the most voluable member
of the party, I'VE found none with
more points Of interest, or with a
better hotel than this place. We en-
loved our stay here and we have had
a great trip throughout
While In Los Angeles, Mr.. White
answered 10 toast before a meeting
nf the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
nieICo.
Mr.. Phillips is junior member of
the Mcclure Phillips company, pub
nsbers of the Mcclure magazine, the
magazine which ranks among the
foremost periodicals of the country
in ~ fight that is being waged
against the trusts Miss Tarbell, who
is on the regular staff Of the Mcclure
uagazine, made a great hit, recently
with rne reading public, by a vigorous
avDloitation of the Standard Oil
They had expected 10 spend more
time in California, and return east
by way of New Orleans, but urgent
business matters are calling MT
Phillips home.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
PANAMA CANAL
IN Lime LIGHT
Cromwell Met His Match
in Senator Morgan in
Committee Today
OWNS RECEIVING 100000
Congressman Harrison is Just
Back From Viewing
the Big Ditch.
ITS GETTING ALONG ALL RIGHT

Washington, d. c., Feb. 27.-The
examination of Wilson Nelson Crom.
well was today resumed before the
senate committee on interoceanic
canals. Senator Morgan took charge
of the examination and demanded
what payments had been made Crom-
well by the new Panama Canal COM
pany. Cromwell asserted that the in
formation was confidential Morgan
insisted, and many sharp passages
ensued. Finally Cromwell said that
while he did not think it was any
business of the senator's, he would
state the total payments made him
would not exceed $200,0 That was
all he said he had received out of
s4O,oO0,000 paid, but he added that he
had not yet rendered his account for
services.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
ANGLO RUSSIAN ACCORD
ALARMS THE PERSIANS

ST. Petersburg, Feb. 27-A tele-
gram from Teheran indicates that
considerable interest is being mani
tested in Persia over the possibility
of an Anglo Russian understanding.
The Persian papers warn the govern
ment that it will result in partition
OF Persia, and as a means of COM
batting such an outrage. they urge
the immediate introduction of state
reforms, modelled on the British con-
stitution.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
NEWS OF CRIMES
AND CRIMINALS
Five Burglars Dynamite Bank
at Kinny Illinois Get
ting 5000.
EVIDENCE IS FOR PATRICK
Idaho penitentiary RuIesare Re.
laxed Somewhat For the
Miners Officials.
EVIDENCE IS FOR PATRICK

Bloomington. H., Feb. 27.-Five
burglars dynamited the Peoples
Bank, at Kenny, Ills. early today, Sc
curing 5000, but failed TO open the
safe. containing $4,000. They were
observed by the servant girls in an
adjoining hotel, who were too badly
frightened to give the alarm until
the burglars had escaped on the I'LL
nois Central train.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
OVERTURNED LAMP Il
MAKES HOTEL FIRE
Two Men Jump From Third
Floor Of St. Louis
Hotel
GETTING FRACTURED HEADS
Snow Drift Holds Trolley Car and
Passengers for Eighteen
Hours

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 27.-Wnile la.
boring under intense mental excite,
ment. p. T. Hughes, aged 26 years,
from Lincoln, Neb.. overturned a
lamp in his room on the third floor
of the Comfort hotel To-Day. 4 fire at
once started, and Hughes and J. A.
Courtney. who also had a room on
the third door jumped from the win.
dow, each receiving a fractured skull.
They are I'm a critical condition. Two
employees Of The hotel were seriously
burned. but the 125 guests escaped
without injury The flames were ex.
tinguished, after a slight loss
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
SOME NEW FRIENDS AND
THE SAME OLD ENEMIES

Special to The Evening Citizen.
washington, d. c.. Feb. 27.-Sena-
tor hopkins made a long speech to-
DAY In favor of joint statehood. Senar
tor Nelson is assisting in running the
debate. Foraker Perkins, Carter, Du-
ools, Hepburn and Flint are opposing
lolnture, while Hale will not consent
10 the admission of Arizona and New
Mexico even as one state.
Delegate Andrews has introduced a
Dill granting pension of $24 to Ellen
J. Hudson.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
PRESIDENT OF SANTA FE
ISSUES REST OF BONDs

san Francisco, Cal. Feb. 27.-Pres-
ident Ripley of the Santa Fe Rail-
road company, is preparing to issue
SlI296'OOO of fifty year per cent
bonds This is the remainder of the
S9o'OOO'OOO issue authorized last year.
The money SO obtained is to be used
IN improving the company's California
overland line by reducing the grades,
IN building a couple of important cut
OTIS and in building second track
Tor It's main line. Part of this sec
ohd track has already been extended
out of Chicago.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
STOCKHOLDERS OF PERE
MARQUETTE RAIL ROAD

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 27.-The stock
holders of the Pere Marquette rail-
road will hold a meeting here this
afternoon which will be of the great
est importance as il will determine
whether or not the stockholders will
permit the separation OF that system
from the Cincinnati Hamilton & Day
ton railroad. About two months ago
the stockholders of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton e. Dayton railroad voted to
annul the lease Of the Pcre Marquette
but 1t is doubtful whether the stock
holders of the latter railroad will ac-
qulesce in this plan. The situation
Is rendered more interesting from the
TACT that the stock of the Pere Mar
quette is scattered among several
thousand holders who are divided into
Two FACTIONS. The receiver of the two
lines, Judson Harmon. has no direct
interest in this meeting
Copper and Lead
New York, Feb. 27.-Copper, firm az
ieA; lead, quiet and unchanged
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-27
ACROSS THE
BRINY DEEP
Eitel Frederick Was Mar
ried to Sophia Char
lOtte Today
PERSIA FEARS PARTITION
Russia Using Influence in
Moroccan Matter For
Personal Reasons.
OREGON REPAIRS TO BE RUSHED

Berlin, Feb. 27.-The Duchess So
phia Charlottee of Oldenburg, daugh-
ter of the reigning Duke of Olden-
burg. and Prince Eitel Frederick, sec
ond son of the emperor, were married
this afternoon, in the chapel of the
palace. The ceremony was Witnessed
by about five hundred persons, be-
longing to the nobility of Germany,
cabinet offivers and foreign diplo-
mats, including Ambassador and Mrs.
Tower.