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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
No CHANGE IN
TELEGRAPH
STRIKE
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
TO BE SATISFIED
Broker Operators in Chicago,
Refused Increased Wages,
Join StrikerSi No Prospect Of
Early Adjustment Of Trouble.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-There was moth
ing new in the telegraph strike situa-
tiop today. Both sides still claim to
be satisfied with the situation as ii
stands. Some of the messenger boys
who went on strike with the opera
tors have returned to work.
Developments during the day were
the calling out of a number of leased
wire operators in six large brokerage
houses and the issuance of a number
of conflicting statements regarding
the progress of the strike by the Off
cials of the union and those OF the
telegraph companies In which both
sides claim to have the strike won.
The telegraph companies claim that
they are daily Increasing the number
of men at work, and both of them
had today on the board of trade a
larger number of operators than at
any time since the strike.
Early in the day the union an
nounced to a number of the broker
age houses that they would give them
until ! O'Clock this afternoon to sign
the revised scale or strikes would be
called Six of the largest houses in
the city refused to sign and their men
were called out. This strike order
was generally obeyed, though in one
office three men remained at work.
All efforts by outside parties look.
ing TO settlement of the strike or an
adjustment of the controversy have
been abandoned. The contest, to all
appearances has settled down to a
waiting game on both sides
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
REPEATER MEN DESERT
POSTAL AT ASH FORK

Ash Fork. Ariz.. Aug. 19.-The re-
peater operators employed at the re-
lay office of the Postal Telegraph
company at this point walked out to-
day. This is one OF the most impor-
tant offices on the Postal system out
side of the larger cities. The men
who struck today are all expert cleo
tricians, the class of men whom II Is
most difficult to replace. The com
pany, however. claims TO have had
men stationed here In anticipation OF
the strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
JAFFA V|S| lIiJ5I
GOVERNOR
CURRY
WILL GO TO DENVER
BEFORE TAKING OATH
New Territorial Secretary
Reaches Santa Fe Where He.
Will Take Up Duties Of Office
Upon Return From Colorado,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. l9.-Nathan
Jaffa, appointed secretary of New
Mexico by President Roosevelt on the
recommendation of Governor George
Curry, arrived here tonight from his
home at Roswell. Shortly after his
arrival, Mr.. Jaffa was driven to the
residence occupied by Governor Curry,
where q conference was held between
Governor Curry, Ex-Governor Otero
and Mr. Jaffa
1t Is reported that Mr.. Jaffa will
not take the oath of office as secre-
tary of state until after a short trip to
Denver. Mr.. Jaffa could take the oath
at once, but it is believed that he
does not care to take the oath, and
then ask for a leave of absence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
Rnlloons no R.cr for 600.

st. Louis. Aug. l9.--The committee
from the 81. Louis Aero club. which
will have In charge the dlrlgible bal
loon races to be held here In coniunc-
ton with the international balloon
races for the James Gordon Bennett
cup October q. has set October % as
the date for the contest, and appro-
priated $4,000 for prizes
Tho contestants viii be divided into
two classes. those using dlrlglble bal
looms only and those using aeroplanes
and other heavier than air vehicles Of
any form which has no gas bag at
tachment. The prizes will be divided
between the two classes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
WORLDS CONGRESS OF
SOCIALISTS IN SESSION

Stuttgart Germany. Aug. 19,-Herr
Bebel, the German socialist leader, at
the opening session of the nterna-
tional socialist congress, referred to
the Haywood trial at Boise. which he
stated ended with the brilliant ac-
quittal of our comrade" He said that
this trial had shown to all the world
that In the United States liberty, law
and justice exist only on paper. II is
To be hoped. said Herr Bebel, that
these incidents will stir up the Amer
lean workmen so that, like their Eng
lish comrades, they will send good
number Of representatives to Wash
ington."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
JUSTICE WHO FINED
DIPLOMAT ARRESTED
Charged With Speeding Automobile,
as Was English Charge
dAffaIres.

Lee, Mass, Aug. 19.-Associate Jus
tice Emory Clay Phelps who caused
international complications when he
compelled Hugh Gurney secretary to
Sir Mortimer Durand, Ambassador to
the United states, TO pay fine for
automobile speeding. two years ago,
was himself arrested today, charged
with the same offense.
In company with former Represent
atlve John w. Casey. brother OF JUS
tice Patrleius Casey he was caught
by Policeman Edward Stanwood, Of
Stockbridge. Mr.. Casey was driving
the machine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20

ST. Petersburg. Aug. f9.-Accord-
ing to an official return, % officers
we're killed and A. wounded during
the month Of July. and 9s Of the rank
and file killed and 62 wounded IN
maintaining order throughout the
empire During the sumo period 27a
persons we're exiled from 81 petefa-
burg Tor political 0ffenaes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
RADICAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN THEORIES

Charge That President Has Stolen the Peerless Nebraska
Leaders Ideas Of Government RdiCued by Speaker Who
Declares CommOner FavorS Weak and Inefficient Admin
istraon Founded on FaaCieS PoStponement Of Tariff
Revision Until After Election Strongly Urged; Suggests Put
ting Few Shining Lights in Jail as Remedy for Trust Evils.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
New CoIn DesIgns UnsuILabIe.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug 19.-De-
signs for coins To be minted in this
city. which Augustus ST. Gaudens
made not long before his death, have
been found unsuitable In their present
shape for execution with the machln-
cry IN use at the mint. Hence. con-
trary TO a current report, the govern
ment has not accepted any Of them.
The projection OF the sculptures on
the coins is too high for convenience
OF handling at banks or other large
business establishments. Coins can
not be perfectly stacked" unless one
will lie perfectly fiat and snugiy upon
annother, and this IL impossible whers
the bas rellefs In the middle are
higher than the rim. a pile Of the
st. Gaudens coins would topple over.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
VENGEANCE SEEKER GETS
VICTIM AFTER FIVE YEARS
Man Who Fled From Italy 10 Escape
Marriage Forced Back 10
Italy To Die.

Rome, Aug. l9.--An extraordinary
dual vendetta tragedy has taken place
al Nocera, near Naples. The story
goes back to a period five years ago.
when a well-knOwn wealthy grain
broker, AgOstino Buonanno, wooed
and betrayed a bewitchingly beauti-
full young girl called Teresina. The
maiden was the only sister of Antonio
VILLAIN, who swore vengeance upon
the destroyer of her virtue.
BuonannO. to escape assassination,
made his way to New York, whittier
he was pursued by Antonio, who dis
covered his whereabouts and forced
him to return to Nocera to marry Ter
esina. The preparations for the we'd
ding were completed when Buonanno
suddenly disappeared. Later It was
learned that he had welded another
Neapolitan girl with whom he had de-
parted for America.
FOR the second time Antonio cross
ed che ocean, and falling to find
AgostlnoIn New York, he Journeyed
from city To- city during a period OF
three years ali the time full of a des-
perate resolve to kill him when do
mestic grlefs brought, him home and
for a time the bitter feud between
The Buonanno and Vilbani families
was forgotten. Agostino, II ~ be
lieved. continues to live In the vlcii1~
ity of New York.
A few days ago. his brother. Vicen-
20, went to settle upon an estate near
that of the Villani family. A quarrel
arose over a dog which had strayed
from Buonanno's To Villani's place.
Selling a huge hunting knife. An
tonic ran TO meet Vincenzo on the
road and plunged the knife through
his breast with such force the weap-
on could not be withdrawn. The
murderer then seized a scythe and al
most decaptated an unoffending boy
companion OF Vincenzo. Antonio es-
capped. but has since been captured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
SOC0RR0 DEFEATS GRAYS,
SCORE FOUR TO ONE
Gem City AGGREGATION Outplays OPP
ponents With Latter Strengthened
by HHgeTman and Cook.


Socorro, N. NJ. Aug. l9-Socorro
defeated the Grays in a fast Sunday
game yesterday by a score of four Go
one, the game being the closest and
most exciting played by the two
teams this season. Hagerman and
Cook offlclated as batteries for the
Grays. The game was witnessed by
a good crowd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20

Burlington, Ia, Aug. 19.-Wlnd and
floods have caused great damage IN
the last two days within 100 miles Of
Burlington, which has been cut off by
the wrecklng Of telephone wires
1andslides have blocked traffic on
the 81 Louis branch Of the Buriing-
ton railroad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
WAR SECRETARY FIRES FIRST
GUN IN PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGN Of 1908

Taft Outlines Administration Policies Toward Railroad and
Trust Problems in Speech Before Buckeye Republican
CIubPOntS to Rate Bill as CroWnng Achievement of the
Republican Party Under Which Public Enjoys Advantages
Hitherto Unknown in This Country With Even Greater
Things to Follow Its Continued Enforcement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20

Washington. Aug. ia telegram
received at the treasury department
today reports that the revenue cutter
Manning yesterday ran on an unehar-
tered rock near Valdez, Alaska. Cap
tain Caulwell added that ne would
proceed 70 sitka for repaira
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
YEsrERDAY,s nAsERAIL aAMEs.
American League.

At Cleveland: Cleveland 8; Phlla-
delphia 10.
AZ Detroit: Detroit 4: Boston g.
AZ Chicago; Chicago ie: Washing
ton ?.
At S. Louis: st. Louis New
York 2.
National League. s...
AT Brooklyn: Brooklyn Q; Cincln-
natl 2. tPOstponed IN tenth Inning on
account OF darkness.1
AT Philadelphia: Philadelphia 2:
81. Louis s.
AZ Boss0n: Boston 10: pitisburg 2.
Al New York: New York 2; Chi
caKo /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20
Proposed Amendments Plainly
Constitutional.

These suggestions Of additional leg
lslatlon In respect to the supervision
and control of interstate railways have
been made by the Interstate commerce
commission and ! heartily concur In
them. They are plainly within the
federal jurisdiction under the inter-
state commerce clause. | do not think
that In order TO accomplish a good
which the federal government with Its
greater resources and wider geOgraph-
lcal reach can bring about more
quickly and efficiently, the constltu-
tlonal limits upon federal action
should be expanded by doubtful con-
struction into a field which really be-
longs to the state. But the right of
congress TO take any action, not con-
fiscatOry. In the most rigid control OF
Interstate commerce cannot be denied.
Suggested by Hartman
Consultations.
The measures taken and proposed
are radical perhaps. viewed from the
standpoint OF the laissez faire doctrin-
aire whose ideas have been allowed to
prevail In respect to railroad manage
ment down 10 the present; but no one
can read the report OF the commission
on the history OF the union OF the
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
systems with the Illinois Central sys-
tenn without trembling at the enor-
nous power that one man. by the un-
controlled use OF the stock and bond
issuing power OF Interstate railways
under state charters. has acquired In
respect to a vital part of the c0untry's
business and without looking for some
means Of remedying such a danserous
J lContinued on Page 3, Column 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-20

Mr. Bryan contends that the law
was greatly weakened In authorizing,
The evening world., 1907-12-19
Force Of Explosion Rocks
II Every House in Har-
rison, q. Y.
FLEE WITHOUT BOOTY:
Leave Interior Of Building i
Wreck-Postmaster Robbed
a Few Months Ago.

Three burglars blew the safe In the
post office at Harrison. n. Y, last
aisht. The explosion woke UP every
Ao&y in town and the burglars ned
vi.hou. securing any booty.
Harrison is one OF the little towns on
the Sound shore. above New Rochelle.
The post once building Is on the main
street In the heart Of the he-community.
but Harrison is lonesome ,own after
10 o'clock at night and the burglars en-
opuntered no opposition IN enterinE4 the
building and drilling n. door of the
ssfe.
They inserted charge OF nitro clyrer-
Inc with the intention OF demoll-hlnE
the computation, From the explosion
that ensued It would appear that they
poured In their explosive from bucket.
The heavy door OF the safe. torn from
'lts hinges. sailed across the once. de-
molished large clock and bored big
Aoie in the wall. The report was like
that OF big cannon and every building
In Harrison rocked.
L. E. Lambert. who lives across the
street from the post once. was awak-.
SNed by tho noise. Grabbing revolver,
~ ran to Ills front window In time TO
~ three men leEginx II down the street
The evening world., 1907-12-19

from the pos, once He Hfsd three
shots n: them wltltol. effect except 10
snore Thoroughly arouse iiie inlni5Iisn,s.
Fortunately FOR Postmaster Essas. The
force OF the explosion MAS outward aisi
the inner door OF he safe MAS not dain-
aged lic had the eeeeipis for the
month. his supply as Stamps and sonic
o, his own money behind that finer
door Tit Interior pt the post-oi'icc VAS
completely wrecked.
/; Is believed that the Harrison safe
was blown bv n gang ina; has been
r6tbIng post-ofiices- in' HE suburbs ~
New York for the past thsee months.
cleaning up about 1--WE jobs week
They have no saperstltiups scruples
about fobbins the same place twice
Postmaster Rasns WAS robbed about
six montiis ago by couple OF conf
denee men. One OF thcni. representing
himself To Tie post office inspector.
called on the postmaster and told him
caase him 2 nice big sign for the front
Now. said The s,rangsr. fifter shs
postinaJtcf lad darlded upon n. Ebsd.
sign With black lettering, wen Jnst
step outside and see whrre is tho best
They stepped o.itside and examined
Then the stranger excused himself
saving he had 20 catch train. and
Rasas weht back 10 his dt-
lies ia discover that during his a bScfa.
somebody had entered tile back door
and robbed The open safe Of sl.seu
The evening world., 1907-12-19
CONSTABLE KILLS TWO IN
FIGHT TO HOLD PRISONER

LEBANON, Pa. Dee, ie.-cons;aole
James Doian went id;o the hungarian
settlement to arrest coal thieves Sso
have been pteyine on the readyns RniF-
Ways supply. The foreigners turned
out EN- nassc and set uran the officer,
who in seif-def.-sse sito, into the crowd.
killing two men boih Hunsarians
po,an ,s IN custody. out public senti-
Ineut faSors his eRriy release.
of Lebanon, Doian went there alon.
last night against the advice OF those
.t,er acquainted With The vicinity
After he had arrested his mai; fifty
foreigners aided IN the isttcrs rescue
and closed upon The officer. bca:inx
him He then fir-d into the party and
tso men fell lfeless. shot through the
heart Both we're married and had
large families
The evening world., 1907-12-19
FAT Folks at Unique
Luncheon
Newport Hosie ss Turns Beauty
Doctor ana Tells Guests How
10 Lose 20 Pounds oi
Excess Fat a Month

!, has tust leakei out that Mrs. q. s,i-
ve.,er Bcurnii's snysterious luncheon intiia.
,ions OF las, wers. which described the tune.
,ion select affair for those ony who
were over '-i1o" referred not 10 the age o:
the Eucs,s but To their weight.
The luncheon WAS aittily entitled the
CHARACTERIZATION Lononeon.. but the nxnisi
canee OF tais title was not clear until L,
Was discovered to-day that al This luncheon
Mrs Roufn,, told IN. .eac, pt getting thin.
Without the necessity for the sean'. punish
ins die, usually prescribed by the doctors
At each plate. coue-lied among the fern
and orchid decorations, the guests found
dainty engraved card which Ns> IN
~cribed the following; u ox, Narraola. !,
or Fluid Extract CaScarH Aromatic and 5h
or Syrup simplex Nothing more, To th-
ina uirins puE1iri rlsnc-s OF her guests Nrs
Jourrii replied b, Few soris "f eNpiahs-
tIon The receipt on ,isSe cards. she sasj.
was simple for the secrst or home
treatment OF excessive fat. u Was harlnlcss
nd pieasap:.-she DECLARED. and she earnestly
advised aiiNher ovef.f-shy friends 70 pre-.
that wlsiid. II taken In tras,,ponfui portions
after meals and at bedtime. not only take
Off from one half TO 4 pound OF fat aay.
bu, rre-er,. The natural beautiful outline Of
The tIsure-ln short. preseni Nrins'ts. shs
concluded BY saving she hsd sath-r~i them
together to show them HOW they eo1ta iss'
a. thin as they cared TO be without 'birtins. =
exercise or taking the sater -manciIse
them In other wprsis. OF ,hsir over ahundsn,
fat ana from the restrictions OF the beauty
specialist and obesity Doctor AT one ana me
same time.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
MAJOR CURRY, U. S. A., KILLED

ATLANTA. Dec. 10 Mai. Manley g.
Curry. paymaster in the Department o.
the Gulf and son-in-iaw OF Senator
Bacon. of Georgia, was killed last night
by being thrown from an automobile
over the railing guarding -the under
pass OF the Washington street riaduct,
Major Curry had beer in the regular
army since tne Spanish-Amcrican war.
Hi. father was DR.. ]. l.. ", Curry. OF
Richmond former Unisrd States Am.
bassador 10 Spain.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
JURY HARD TO GET For
P0LlCEMaN'S SLAYER.
Three Days Of Examining Tales
men i'll Case Of Morse, iNl!o
Shot His. Cl,tor.

lurv nas sefutcd In the Bracslyn
County Court to-day to Try William
Morse negro. fot Inc mardet 81 Po-
lleem3.n Edward J lSaSaiiaEh AZ
.wlloughhs and Gold str2,ir, hngck-
lyn. On the evening of Norsa ~
Morse shnt kavanagt whiie es m.
INK from arrest lie was later cap
,ur.d AID barely saved FROM lynchinE
Three day .deiay MAS encountered
iii s0:,inS y jury. ds siNiy -hvc Oh, OF
tic iIs ;aicsmep examined. Md nat he-
l.cve IN tn. dcatg renaity. and tftr-
four, declared. Il tiey had tifep Nay,
ali dangeFou. negroes would ba iSnchei
OF sight.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
TO BRING ROMER
SUSPECT TO ORANGE
Police Believe ,Negro's Arrest
in Philadelphia Clears
Mystery.

peteettNc John l,r4bcl OF orange
~ j. vent 20 PhiiadeIpitia to.dly 10
NE = COMP lin; agatra Gr3rSe .iriiT.
iains- aiias Wilson. alias coe The nfera
Was MS arrr@e'F tBe..e Yesterday ,'oi,
I, f,dsion of btinr the murderer OF
frederick r Homsr. mho mas fonn,i
dead IN his room 10 the Park IIotel
last Friday,
~ VIII be necessary to.procfrr reaais
sition pAners. before Williams. MAY be
brought io,o-anse. and t,;is viii cause
some delay ciHef Washer said h.
had NOT the slightest iaub, that the
right man waS arrcstel
The prisonero is said 10 have ~old "a
diamond ring TO = ecaler In ht>qadel-
phia Tor Nfe This ring Is said IL, be
the Ase ring taken from the hand or.
the maricred man by his SLAYER.
SIS siso said tina, letter vas found
on the prisoner frem woman asking
for hal. the goods he got out o. IL
The evening world., 1907-12-19
THREE-MAsTER WRECKED.

MOBILE. Ala, Dec 10 News has
been received here that the three
mas,ed schooner Fawn. OF this city,
while en route from Tampa. Fla. went
ashore on the beach near East Pass,
Fla. Tuesday n.giit Nothing has been
deard from her crew.
The evening world., 1907-12-19
pHIr.ApEf.PI,IA.

lTiII.NDk1FHIA. Dec, la-George
Wilson. alias Williams. who was ar
res;ei here an suspicion o, being i'm
piicatHl in the iani'icr % Frederick
Romer. was rivcn a hearing to-day ana
ned 10 avail tAe arrival OF 4 deier-
1--we from oranse- lie aannttei being
IN Orange. ou, claimed 10 have left
before Romer was murdered 4 pawn
broker Identified the prisoner AZ tho
man sho pledges diamond ring be-
longing 20 the murdered man for tisc
The evening world., 1907-12-19
@THE BEST EXTRACT OF THE BEST BEEF"

n E. The beautiful 1905 titled
Old Fashioned Girls y Our Modern Artists portrayed by
Gilbert, Fisher, lu Wenze and Manning upon
Of cap Armours Extract of Beef
or for 25 cents. Address Armour Company Chicago.
The evening world., 1907-12-19

q When properly cooked and served
there IS nothing more pleasing to hungry
mortals' gustatory sense tFan nice
fresh fish. There's great variety Of
fish and an almost equal variety Of methods
Of cooking and serving fish; but no matter
how you cook it, small quantity Of
ARMOURS EXTRACT OF BEEF
added to the sauce will lend piquancy and
relish that can be obtained in no other way.
q If your dishes lack Instability try
Armour's Extract Of Beef-the kind that
has taste-ability.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
EXHIBITS FOR JAMESTOWN.
Suggestions Regarding Building and
Ornamental stone and Minerals,

The state commission appointed by the
governor to arrange for Vermont en-
hibits at the jamestown exposition have
secured in the Mines building ample
space. eyccllently located. for the dis
play of the building and ornamental
stones and minerals quarrled in the State.
Because Of the very short time allowed
in assembling this exhibit, which has
been put in charge of the state Eeologist,
II will be impossible to present the mat
ter either in person or by letter to all
OF the companies interested. Notice is
hereby given to any stone Ouarrying or
cutting firm IL. the State tina. wishes to
be represented in the exhibit to send
specimens 10 the State House at Mont
pelior where they will be packed and for
warded. Each specimen should bear the
name of the quarry from which it comes
and any other information that those
sending it may wish placed on the label.
All specimens are to he shipped from
Montpelier March !. Building stones
surface polished. one rock faced and the
, rest hammered Ornamental stones may
be cut in pieces 10 In. x12 in.x1 in. Min
erals should he In pieces of such size as
to give fair idea of their character.
The State Cieologist G. H. Perkins, Bur
lington must be notified when any speci-
mems are sent and If further informa ton
Is desired 1t may be obtained from him,
Send all specimens to Montpelier and IN
time to- reach there before the end Of this
month.
State papers please copy.