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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
THE REPUBLICAN CITY
COMMITTEE MEETING
WAS HELD LAST NIGHT AND VA.
cANcY ON CENTRAL COMMIT.
TEE FiLLED-MEET AGAIN TO.
NIGHT.


Since the democratic city commit
tee at their recent meeting decided
upon straight ticket the republican
politicians of the city have been ''get
ting busy" and at the meeting of the
republican city committee held last
night the coming municipal election
was discussed thoroughly from the
republican standpoint.
While some of the political leaders
of both parties are talking OF a com
promise and a bipartisan ticket, IL
is not thought the republicans will
agree to any such fusion and but very
little talk of non-partisan ticket was
heard at last nights republican meet.
ing.
But very little was done last night
other than to appoint DR.. Otto G.. Beb.
Der to fill the vacancy en- the repubii.
can central committee made by the
retirement of J. II. Stingle. former
member from the Second ward, after
which the meeting went over until to.
night at 1880 o'clock, at which time
the call will be made and the primar.
les and convention dates fixed The
naming of candidates for the different
offices will take place later.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH CONFERENCE.

Pocomoke City, Md, March 1.-THE
annual meeting OF the Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Church confer.
ence opened here today at the POGO.
molle Methodist Episcopal church,
with Bishop McCahe presiding. Near
ly 500 delegates and visitors, repre-
senting the 1S0 churches of the con.
ference are in attendance The VIII.
mington conference includes all of
Delaware and the eastern parts OF
Maryland and Virginia. In this terri
tory 1t is one of the largest in the
east. Many distinguished ministers
of the Methodist Episcopal church are
here and will address the conference
on timely subjects Among those pres
ent are the Revs. DIR. Charles s. Baker
and Wilbur F. Corkran, who were
found guilty of dealing in stocks and
suspended from the ministry, for one
year at the meeting of the conference
in Wilmington in March Of last year.
They are now at liberty to resume
their work.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
MATTERS CHIEFLY OF
NEW MEXICO AFFAIRS

Special to Evening Citizen.
Washington, March 14.-Delegate
Andrews has introduced a bill placing
John Crowley of White Oaks, New
Mexico. on the retired list OF the
aavy, his pay 10 be that which he was
last receiving. The consideration is
the thirty-two years of his naval SER
vice
In the supreme court the case of
Mclean ct al VS.. the Denver e Rio
Grande railway, generally known as
the hide case, w B. Childers repre-
senting Mclean and Charles A. Spiess
the railroad was argued and submit
ted
In his speech on the railway rate
bill Senator Rayner Of Maryland said
that words had been inserted into
tho rate bill making the bill void"
Name them" exclaimed Senator
Foraker THE senator is intimately
7cquainted with them, and | will give
him the names after the senate ad-
journs," was Rayner's reply.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
PRESIDENT WILL KEEP
THE ARMY MOVING

Washington D c. March l4-PreS
ident Roosevelt idea oi greater activ-
ity for the troops OF rhe army will be
carried into effect &, once Every
company II infantry battery ot field
artillery and Vo0p OF cavalry will
have weekly Marches of from twelve
10 fifteen miles, monthly tours in the
country OF three days Of camping ex
ercise, and least Lwenty-one days
of consecutive encampment e7ch year.
The garrison work OF the troops is
also carefully -utlined, while the field
work. such a. marches and target
practice. will De conducted with eacn
soldier carrying his iul kit, as he
would in war, recommendation made
10 Vhe president by -laicr General
Wood This Is done with the idea Of
making the troops familiar with their
equipment. so they may become ac-
customed to the so-called burden and
know what - expect when they are
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
Four Distinguished Bodies of
JurlStS Have Meet in
Milwaukee.
MUCH LEGAL LORE TAPPED
Fifteen Universities and COLLEGES
Have Their Representatives
in San Francisco.

Milwaukee, Nts, March 14.-Four
distinguished bodies OF jurists are
holding their annual conventions here
at present. The Wisconsin Bar asso-
citation, the Association of Circuit
Judges, the Association of County
Judges and the Association of District
Attorneys opened their conventions
formally today, although the Bar as
sociation and the Circuit Judges held
informal meetings yesterday. The an
nual banquet of the State Bar asso-
citation will be held at the Plankinton
house this evening. Judge James G..
Jenkins will be the guest of honor of
the evening. Judge Joseph V. Quar-.
les will preside and the speakers will
include Chief Justice John B. Casco-
day of the Wisconsin supreme court !;
Secretary OF the Treasury Leslie M.
Shaw: j. Hamilton Lewis of Chicago
and John S. Whitehead OF Janesyille,
Wis.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
ALDERMAN GILLEN-
WATER AND HIS BLUE
BARRELED REVOL YER
At z O'clock, This Afternoon, This DISTINGUISHED
Politician Called at The Citizen Office
TO Commit Murder.

init to a genuine trouncing, but the
tall man, clearly demonstrating his
cowardice, would not accept the chal-
lenge.
The business manager stepped over
to the froH door and sprung the Yale
lock, thereby hoping TO gain an op.
portunity 10 give him a deserved
whipping, but the alderman backed 10
the east side Of the Office where be
stood trembling with fright, and parti.
ally pulled his weapon, making another
threat 10 commit the awful and das-
tardly crime OF murder At this point
the boys in the office. fearing that the
business manager would, in the face
of sure death strike the infuriated
alderman, pulled him away from the
door, giving the alderman an OppOr-
tunity TO spring back the Yale lock
and escape to the street, Here he
pulled ont his gun, and threatened TO
bore a hole into the anatomy Of the
business manager but when one of
the boys handed the latter a piece Of
gas pipe the gallant captain, who
won laurels over in the Philippines,
by no d1ub. running away from the
FilipinOs, escaped west on Gold ave
nue. to his Ofhce az the MOnteZuma
Trust company.
Half an hour after the assault, TWO
warrants were sworn out against
Gillenwater-One for carrying a con-
cealed weapon and the other for
drawing a deadly weapon and hand
ling same in a threatening manne:.
GillenWater was placed under ar
rest by City Marshal McMillin, and
will have q hearing before Justice
SrAwford tomorrow morning, at 9
O'Clock. Attorney DObson will repre-
sent the business manager.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
Means Trust Which Will Prac-
ticallyCOntrOI the
Making Of
TUBULAR ENGINE BOILERS
Present Capital Of $7,S75,OO0 at
Once to be Raised 10
SI5,OOO.OOO.

New York, March 1.-THE stock
holders of the Babcock & Wilcox
company will hold a meeting here this
afternoon TO ratify the proposed mer,
ger of the company with the Stirling
Consolidated Boiler company. The
two companies are the biggest boiler
manufacturers in the country and
both are engaged in the manufacture
of water tube boilers for stationary
and marine use and have a large ex-
port trade. The merger of the two
companies means the formation OF a
trust which Will practically control
the manufacture OF boilers In this
country. a4-
The ,Babcock & Wilcox compass
has a capital of $3,00O,OO0. Interests
affiliated with the Singer Manufactur-
ing company are understood to be
largely interested in the company
The company mas it's main shops in
Baycnne The Stirling Consolidated
Boiler company has big plants in
Mansfield and Barberton. o. Its cap.
ital is $4,S75,000. o. c. Barber, presi-
dent of the Diamond Match company,
is president and John w. Gates is
credited with being a heavy stock
holder, 1t is expected that the merger
plan will be ratified by the stockhold-
ers of the Babcock & wilcox com
Lany at the meeting this afternoon.
Should the merger be ratified, a new
company will at once be Incorporated
and organized with a capital of $15.-
900 900. The stockholders of the Stir
ling Consolidated ROiler com many
have already ratified the merger plan.
It Is expected that the formation OF
the trust will mean a thorough reor.
ganization of the working forces OF
the two companies.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
cHINAMEN WANT STOCK
m CANTON-HANKOW ROAD

Canton, March 1.-THE rush OF APP
plicants for shares of the CantOn-Han-
kow railway issued today. was so
great that the streets were blocked
with Chinese. and soldiers had 20 be
called out to maintain order The con
session for the CantCn-Hankow rail
way was originally given to an Ameri
can company. Eventually the Chinese
government cancelled the rights and
concessions OF the corporation. paying
the owners an indemnity Of $3.50 900
The road was to be l 200 miles long
with an extension 70 Pekin OF about
400 miles, making the total $500
miles. The acquisition of the conces-
sion by China came about through the
opposition Of the Chinese TO the en-
terprise being in foreign hands
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
GREAT GATHERING OF
EMINENT EDUCATORS


San Francisco. Cal, March i4.-Fif.
teen universities and colleges of the
United States are represented by their
presidents and other distinguished
educators at the seventh annual con,
ference of the Association of Ameri-
can Universities, which opens its ses.
sions here today. This afternoon the
visiting delegates will be entertained
ar luncheon by the regents OF the
University of California the trustees
Of the Leland Stanford Junior uniYer.
sity and the Hopkins Institute of Art.
The conference will last several days
and the sessions will be held at the
Mark Hopkins Institute OF Art and at
Stanford university.
Among those In attendance at the
conference are the following distin.
guished educators: University OF
alifornia-President Wheeler, Pro
fessor Stringham, Professor Leusch-
ner, Professor Lange, Professor Ber.
nard Moses: Catholic university-the
Rev Thomas ] Conaty. University
Of Chicago-Professor Z. d. Burton !;
Clark iversity ity-Presidcnt G.. Stan
ley Hall: umbia-Protes5or William
II Carpenter, Frederic p Keppel and
Mrs. Keppel Cornell President ia
COB Gould Schurman Harvard-Pro
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
WORKING FOR LARGER
CHINESE IMMIGRATION

Washington, March t4,-John Ford.
secretary of the American Asiatic as
sociation and representative of com
merclal interests in prominent cities
Of the United States, appeared before
the house committee on foreign af-
fairs in support Of the Foster bill TO
amend the Chinese exclusion act in a
manner so that the best class OF Chi
nese may be admitted at less incon-
venience. Ford discussed the part of
the presidents message recommend
ing a modification OF the Chinese ex-
clusion act. He said there is no de-
sire to admit Chinese coolies.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
PROMINENT cAuRcAMEN
MEET IN CONFERENCE


Charlotte. n. c., March 14.-Dele
gates from all the Reformed Churches
in the United States, Presbyterian
and German and Dutch Reformed
churches are assembled here to attend
the federation conference. which op.
ems today and will continue for
several days. Among the delegates
In attendance are many prominent
men, Ike the Rev. J. r. Howerton and
others. The object of the conference
is to discuss and adopt plans for the
closed federation of the denomina
tions represented in tho conference
In. 1904 conference similar to this
was held in Pittsburg, Pa, and at
that meeting some highly important
plans were adopted and recommended
TO the highest judiciaIies of the re.
spectiye churches for their considera
tion and approval.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
FREIGHT PARTIALLY
pROGRESSEs St ovvI "

Kansas City. March 14.--A half doz.
en- witnesses were still to be exam
ined when the Interstate Comme u ,
Commission resumed its hearing tooay
In the charges of rate discrimination
as made by the Kansas Oil Producers
association. J. r. Kountz, general
freight agent of the Santa Fe testified
that the Standard Oil pipe lines are
on the Santa Fe right OF way for some
distance, but declared that he did not
know how that company secured the
right. In regard to the freight rates
established by the Kansas legislature
he said he considered them arbitrary.
1t was an effort, he said, 'on the part
of the examiner to meet the scale in
force in Texas. with this difference,
that while the Kansas rate Is the
same as the Texas rate upon crude oil
II is much lower than the Texas rate
upon all products of petroleum.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14

ordered into the FIELD away from the
conyeniences of the garrison. The or.
der has been awaited with keen expec,
latiOn by all officers. ard will be is
sued in a few days 10 go into effect
al once along line which have been
developed by the genera. star, based
on a memorandum which came some
weeks ago from the White house. The
president in his observations OF the
military personnel came to the con
cluslon that ther. was not enough
practical work for -l. men in the
ranks and, for that natter, for tne
oheers themselves The latter have
their schools, inyo,v.l- work which
some military observe regard as
az 9sether out Of proportion 20 the
needs OF the professi0u and President
Roosevelt considereI lat it would
De advantageous 20 reproduce as
nearly as possible --e demands for
equipment and condur- Fhica win be
imposed by actual warfare.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
PROBLEMS OF
SOME ROADS
Chicago Will Take Imme.
diate Action in the
Street Car Case.
TO TR0LLEnZf THE LINES
New York Railroad Commits
sion Considering Ryan
Belmont Merger.
COMMISSION AT KANSAS CITY

Chicago March 14.-Immediate
steps wfll be taken by the citv of Chi.
cago TO license street railway compa-
mes on lines which the United States
supreme court declared to be existing
without franchises. AT a conference
To-Day between Mayor Dunno and the
.attcrneys OF the street car compa-
mes II was decided to issue permits
as soon as possible. permitting com.
panles to trolleyize The present car
lines. 1t was also decided that tun-
neis which extend under the surface
OF the Chicago river shall be removed
early next month. The tunnels have
long embarrassed navigation of the
river.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
GREAT Mill TONIGHT
NELSON AND McGOVERN

Philadelphia, Pa, March 1.-THE
arena Of the National Athletic club.
which was specially remodelled for
the occasion, will be the scene of one
Of the most interesting puglistic bat
'les ever fought in the east, when Ter
ry McGOyern and Battling Nelson meet
there tonight in a six-round contest
tor the championship Hundreds of
lovers Of the boxing sport have come
here from all parts of the country 70
s-a 'he hght and IL is expected that
every seat in the large hall will be
occupied tonight This would mean a
$4,000 10 $4,000 house, phen m
eual attendance for this city
According to the conditions of the
dlht each one of the contestants is
10 weigh 1873 pounds a. the ringside.
This condition was no hardship for
either OF the lighters, as McGoyeru
was already under weight when he
signed the agreement 70 fight and
Nelson was guly three pounds over
the weight when the match was ar
ranged.
McGoverr Gid his training at John
sons road house on Jerome avenue,
New York, while Nelson and his train
crs worked in their training camp
near Fssiug-oa. a few miles from here.
Both men were In fair condition when
me match was arranged, with slight
advantage in favor OF Nelson, VINO had
heen fighting right along and required
Jut little extra training. Since then
both fighters have worked hard and
trained to the highest point of perfec-
lion. The fight tonight is only 10 be
for six rounds and this Is regretted by
lovers of the sport, a. IL IS their oDin-
ion that a contest Of six rounds is
not sufficiently lOCg and strenuous 20
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14

Ar about . o'clock, this afternoon
Capt. W. Il. CLEARWATER, the man
VINO attempts 20 represent the Third
ward as a republican, in the present
CITY council called at the othce oi
The Evening Citizen. with blood in
his eyes and murder deep down IL his
icy-cCld heart. He said he came with
a concealed weapon in his hip pocket
where De kept his right hand during
his talk. and when he backed out OF
the oiice. on being invited TO relieve
himself of his weapon, so he could be
Justly whipped, he pulled out his re-
yolyer. before the eyes Of half a dozen
witnesses. and, pointing the same az
the business manager, threatened 10
shoot him.
AS stated above. Alderman Gillen-
water called al this office, and, after
h4.ng pUl!tey spoken 90 by The bust
ness manager. ne stated that he had
a grievance 10 settle, and took eN-
ceptiOns 20 an article, published the
other day. about the social evil and
also an item in yesterdays issue,
wherein 10 was stated that he lGlllen-
water had inquired OF certain peo-
nile where he could see T. b. Luch-
singer. president Of the Monroe tWis.)
water company Guienwater said the
social evil item was a direct slaD at
him. but DO one in the office cousid
cred a. a. such. and this distinguished
municipal IaWmaker was so informed.
ne then said be had a right 10 inquire
about AIr Iuchsiuger. which was not
in the least doubted. but when he
KEN growing hotter Iu his talk he
was asked ii he had q weapon TO
which he replied that "he had one ana
came over 20 u-e IL. lie vas then
invited TO take off his gun and sub
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
NOTED WRITER RETURNS
TO MILWAUKEE, HOME

Milwaukee. Wis, March 14-AfteI
a short tour through this state and
Illinois, DR.. IMdwin Fulda, the noted
German writer and dramatist, return
ed to this city this morning. This
evening he viii appear at the Pabst
theater and will deliver a brief lecture
which will be followed by the presen
tatiOn by the Pabst Stock company
of Die Jukendfreunde,' three act
comedy by DR.. Fulda
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD
OF AMERICA IN SESSION

Warren, Pa, March 1.-THE 18th
anniversary of the founding of the
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
will be celebrated here tonight in the
usual manner. Delegates from many
towns and cities in all parts of the
country are here TO take part in the
celebration. The order was founded
by Judge John Sandstrom and Oscar
Westling and has steadily grown until
now the membership exceeds 5000
and there are branches in nearly
every city in the country where there
are Scandinavians in larger numbers.
The first lodge was founded in War
ren and large number Of the original
members are still living and will take
part in the celebration tonight.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14

decide definitely the question of fight
ing superiority.
II is believed that both Nelson and
McGOvern will put up the most sensa-
tional fight ever seen in the east.
They Will make the most desperate
efforts TO score a knockout within the
limits of the six rounds and fast and
furious fighting is confidently expect
20. Il Is admitted that Nelson has
the advantage OF greater strength, but
McGovern has probably more science,
and his punches have the same tre-
mendOus force that made him famous
several years ago, when he was more
active in the ring It Is understood
that McGoyern has trained carefully
TO strengthen his wind, as it is his
intention 10 force the issue and TO
adopt aggressive tactics, which will
require the most perfect breathing
power
Each one Of the contestants has
many staunch friends who have the
utmost confidence in his ability to put
he other man % sleep. There has
been and will be some more heavy
betting with the odds fayOring neither
one Of the fighters. There are just as
many Nelson men willing TO lay three
10 one on their favOrite as there are
McGovern enthusiasts 10 reverse the
odds n favor of their candidate.
Figuring on a purse OF $1,000 the
sum will be divided 50 that Nielsen
receives 45 per cent. win or lose. while
MCGOyern will receive 80 per cent.
That will mean about $3.50 for Mel
son, $500 for McGovern. Negotia-
tiOEs are already on foot for a match
between Nelson and Herrera, the Mex.
lean fighter. in case Nelson should
defeat McGOyern tonight. The match
will probably come OF in Los Ange-
les Cal IN the near future.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
St. John to Go to TeIIu-
ride on the Charge
of Murder.
DEPEW HAS HAD BAD COLD
Murderer Cuts His Throat
With Pen.knife in his
Jail Cell.
MILLER IS AGAIN kOMIAAIED

Boise, Idaho, March 14.-Vincent
st. John, president of the miners
union at Burke, Idaho, who was ar
rested on February 18th, charged
with completely in the murder of
Steunenberg, was released today on a
writ of habeas corpus, granted by
Judge George H. Stewart, of the dis
trict court. st. John was at once re-
arrested on the charge of murder,
by Sheriff Nichols and Detective
Thiel. Sheriff Rutan of Telluride, is
expected to arrive at Boise this after
noon, with a warrant for st. John
in connection with the murder in Tel
luride.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
nax in the HOUSE

Washington, March f4--when the
house met to-day the legislative bill
was laid before it. and Babcock of
Wisconsin took the floor for a speech
on statehood He said that the house
bill was one OF greatest legislative
outrages ever enacted; that the sen
ate had properly amended the bill
and he favored the senate amendment.
He dwelt at length on the reasons
why Arizona and New Mexico should
not be united as one state. Applause
on both sides of the chamber greeted
Babcocks conclusion.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
RYAN.BELMoNT TRACTION
MERGER IN NEW YORK CITY

Buffalo, March 14.-The state rail-
road commission has met in secret
session here to consider the charges
against the Ryan Belmont traction
merger in New York City, and on ad-
1ournment 1t was announced that they
mad decided to make an investigation.
The state attorney general will be
asked take charge of it. The investi.
cation viii be held in Albany next
Wednesday.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
KILLED WOMAN WITH
LIGHTED KEROSENE LAMP.

Norfolk, Va, March 14.-Louis
Brown, 29 years old, awaiting trial,
next Friday, for the murder OF Bessie
Reede. at whom he threw a lighted
lamp, which exploded. fatally burning
the woman, committed suicide in the
Norfolk jail, early today. by cutting
his throat with penknife, which had
been smuggled into the Jail.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14

lessor William James; John Hopkins
President Ira Remsen: stanford
President Jordan. DR.. Branner. PRO
lessor Stlliman. Professor Murray and
Froiessor Matzke; Pennsylvania-Dr
Clarence G.. Child; Princeton-Profes.
sor Andrew w West; University OF
Virginia-President Alderman. Uni-
versity of Wisconsin-Pr President Chas
X. Van Hise and Mrs. Van Hise: Yale
Professor Theodore S. Wools,.y.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-14
DEFENSE OF THE STOCK
SHIPPING BILL

Senator Warren of Wyoming ad-
dressed the senate on the bill extend
ing from "a to 35 hours the time dur
ing which live stock in transit on rail.
roads may be confined without change.
saying that measure was in the inter-
est of humanitarianism and should be
passed. He said that extension of
time was to be made only on request
of shippers, and it would not work a
hardship either 10 the owners or the
live stock ..tt..