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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

esis Of Washington ana oregon. |
WAS talking 10 the president of the
Northern Pacific Within a month,
~canacity Is measured BIZ the uut-
mel through the Cascade range. Ey-
ersthing working fairly. good grade
and GOOD rails, they can move from
700 10 $50 ears Il day in each direc-
zion. and that Il all they can get
through that hole and often they are
called upon 70 move 1A0 or zoe cars
Il day.
NOW. along the north short Of the
Columbia river there is room for but
one railroad ! supposed then that
the Northern Pacific would be jealous
az their building there, so we conr
cluaea we would build jointly and
build i road that had Practically no
adverse fade.
'eTlle remedy today Is more track
age facilities, and we ctnuot increase
those facilities without more money
II Is act more cars hut Al move
ment Of the cars already IN use which
Vim solve the car shortage problem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Railroads Blamed For Every
thing Wrong, Says Great
Northern President, Who
Denies He Owns Road,
INCREASED TRACKAGE
FACILITIES ESSENTIAL
Attempt to Raise Money For
Needed Improvements
Blocked by Hostile Attitude
of State Authorities,

IBy Morning. journal SpeciaI Ieased Wire. /
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The disease one might can slow par
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
JUGGLED CASH
To CONCEAL
/. SHORTAGE
DAMAGING TESTIMONY I'M
ENLIGHTENMENT TRIAL
! eIler Of St, Louis Sub Treas
ury Faces Jury Charged
With Larceny of Sixty-0ne
thousand Dollars.
Iny Mornlng JonrnnL speelaI Leasea VICE

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u Ionie Ia@ NJ ma trior N
David p Dvat H. IN smsnnndnd tef.
ler ~ fbe fsrtt93a Gtates enh-tres. ,,vt
charged usith re- Nm be91lnnen :
sfI900 of @sant f,,nds yas no.
enn here taaaay IL IN TInftei stat,s
aisfrinf ealrf The nraseattion II ~.
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snecia sco1nsel e., ma oovernmrnt
I'he initial cfatas aieftiet attarreV Is
p pver ana nv aseistanf uGrare
over qre the fatter ana hrotber res,
nerfivefv If ne d-afe,4dant and baxn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
BRIBERY PLOT
REVEALED IN
NEW YORK
ALDERMAN JAILED FOR
SELLING HIS VOTE
District Attorney Investigating
Use of Money in Election Of
Municipal Judge - Marked
Bills Figure In Case.
lBy Morning journal Special Leased wire.i

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.l
New York. Jan. 15.-In the arrest
of Alderman W. s. Clifford and Davis
Mann. foreman Of 4 stone ward. on
charges Of briber vim connection with
the election Of a recorder Of the gen-
eral sessions court. the district attor-
news office declared a plot had been
uncovered BY which eleven aldermen
nave been : approached TO sell their
vote for recorder Tor $500 each.
According to the district attorneys
oftiec $4,000 in marked bills was found
OH Mann. who is accused OF being
The g~o-between. 1t is alleged thar
OXFORD accepted a bribe Of $4,000 in
return for which he was to deliver the
votes OF himself and ten other aldre-
men for e~X-Jndge Rufus b.. CoWing FOR
recorder.
According to the district attorneys
office. clifford met Mann Monday and
took the SIS, 900 for payment to the al
dermen, who, Clifford said. had deliY-
cred the %bargained votes. Detectives
from the district attorneys office
wore witnesses, they say, and promptly
arrested Alderman Clifford. Clifford
later Was arraigned and held in $10,-
600 bail for further examination.
At the board Of aldermen today vo-
Ifita lOt Liz 0iNoI1 0ail1lilrttNN wi it
corder resulted in a deadlock. Cow
ing's name was mentioned for the first
time by Alderman Clifford, who had
been elected on the municipal ownef-
ship league ticket. Clifford had prevf-
ously voted for eX-Judge Palmierie.
Unable to procure bail. Clifford was
lodged in a police station tonight. Re
garding his arrest, he said:
They prepared this trap and tried
to catch me-"
Asked about the $4,000, clifford re-
1lied:
That las for a business transact
ton. | have received money FROM
Mann before. This is not the FIRST
time | have had close business relat
tons with him. S%ubpoenas were Isl
sued tonight for a number Of aldefi
mon to appear at the district attorneys
office.
Alderman Charles Kuntz. r. J
0iNeif and William Rowieroft re-
sponded. AL were summoned To APP
near before the grand Jury tomorrow.
The aldermen disclaimed any knowl-
edge Of tho events leading to the ar
rest Of Clifford and Mann.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
WOMAN STAYS
GERMAN LEGISLATOR
Double Tragedy Follows Refusal to
Marry Dead Nifc's Nurse.

Lubbock, Germany, Jan. 15.-Ernest
Stillcr. manager Of the local Bank Of
Commerce, and eX-member of the
reichstag and prominent in financial
and political life. Was shot and in
stantly Killed in a street here today by
Miss Elizabeth Schulz. who then shot
herself. Miss Schulz had been the
nurse Of Herr Stiiler's wife, who died
sometime ago. and desired him to
inarfy her. Stiner repealed the
woman ana the tragedy followed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
COAST JOBBERS SEEK
To- ST BANGLE SPOKANE
II AS H Ea8 M
Nork With RAILROADS 10 Prevcnt.
Lower Rates ior fsh.nd City.

Spokane. Jan. 15.-Spokane practi-
callv completed the presentation OF
its case before the interstate COM
merce commission today. the railroads
and intervening coast cities, when
are opposing %Spokane's plea for lower
ratios. win have their hearing tomor-
row. one Of the most Interesting quese
tions raised at the hearing TO-DAY was
as to who would derive the benefits
of lower rates, the iobbers Of spokane
or the consumer. Commissioner PfoutN
ruled that il was not worth white 70
pursue that lire Of inquiry as the COM
mission had repeatedly held that the
ultimate effect Of reductions in freight
rates was to give the benefits TO the
consumers, as competition brought
this about even though the ~1obbefS
might have been disposed at first 70
take to themselves the profits attend
ing rate reductions.
Mr.. Gordon testified that the rate
on sugar from the Corbin Beet Sugar
factory at Waverly, Wash, about
thirty miles from Spokane. was II
cents until the building of the SPOKANE
and Inland Empire Electric system
into Palouse. when it was reduced to
10 cents.
Commissioner Prouty gave notice
that the commission would require a
statement from the railroads covering
nv dAtiouttA VI 5tpN' t'Fit
Spokane under class ratings. lie adj
ded that It might be found necessary
10 send one of the commissions en-
pcrts to go over the books OF the
roads.
we are unable to compete IN wal
lace. Idaho. and other points IN me
Gouer d'Alene mining country with the
coast iobbers. as their rates 20 the
coast and back is less h that on
which we Fan lay down goods in the
same territory stated b.. L. Gordon
a Wholesale grocer of this city, IN ms
testimony.
is it not the fact that there is q
Wholesale house in Wallace and toi
that reason you are unable to enter
that territory p asked Chief Counsel
Cotton Of the Oregon Railroad & NaNl-
CATION company.
NO. sir: it Is because there is q
large wholesale house in Portland.
was the reply of the witness.
How far outside of Spokane can
You shin sugar. asked Attorney
Bausman of Seattle
IS far as Cheney. l6 miles from
here" said the witness.
"On a large number Of commodl-
ties we are unable to sell goods QUIZ
side of the city limits of Spokahe ~
competition with the coast jobbels'
stated Mr.. Gordon.
lie stated lhat the oh2N tbt3u4'N
ties on which a lower rate was given
10 Spokane than to the coast was on
articles similar to those MANUFACTURED
here, thus tending TO retard the
growth of local industries.
a. a. Kraft, engaged in a Wholesale
saodlery business. testified that about
two years ago an old freight rate was
discovered which allowed Spokane "
ship nearly equal with the coast a
soon u- ha hAoan ~ shin nmMeI llA~
rate. the railroads cancelled it. the
witness a~ttributing this action 10 the
influence Of the coast iobbers.
This afternoons session OF me coin-
miasloners was largely devoted 20 w
offering of tabulated figures by the at
tofnoys for Spokane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
o SAFE.

$2t0.00-1 lot, 50x142, highlands.
$2T6.00-1 lot, 50x142, n. highlands.
S900. 00-Corner lot, highlands, easy
terms.
$400.0o-2 lots, highlands. will sell
singly.
$3.50. 00-4-room house, Fourth ward
$lf00. 00-4-room frame house, close
in.
$500. 00-4-room house, new. easy
terms.
$2500. 00-6 rooms and bath complete,
close in, good barn, cement walks
a bargain.
A fine business lot on Railroad ave.
Valley farms from s acres to 1000
acres. improved and unimproved.
If you want property, buy nov. and
not wait till prices advance, which
they surely viii. Prices. viii never
be lower than at present.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
MONEY TO loan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Ronds 10 nniId Bridges.

San Juan county commissioners
have submitted to the taxpayers Of the
county a proposal to vote $4,000
bonds for the construction Of neces-
sary bridges. The vote will be taken
on February 4th next and IL expected
to carry. The matter was placed be-
fore the people on petition Of $50
property owners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

The mystery surrounding the dis
covery of a pile OF human bones near
Globe, Ariz.. has been solved, by an
examination Of the remains. They
have been pronounced those OF an In
dian squaw who must have died sew
eral months ago. The appearance Of
cremation is said to have been caused
by exposure to the air.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Wou,d rIcct Comfy Jpdaes

a movement Is being agitated in Ar
izona at present for the passage of a
law creating county judges to be
elected by the people and placing the
affairs of the territorial courts in the
hands Of these judges. Dissatisfae-
ton with appointments made by pres
ent judges appointed by the president.
Is said TO be the cause of the agita-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

The annual report q the san Juan
County Fruit and Produce Growers
association shows that members Of the
association sold during 1906 apples
alone to the value of more than $40
600. Other fruits and vegetables net
ted proportionately large amounts.
The association elected II. A.. Brothers
president. @. w. Mccoy. vice president,
and George Allen, secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Co COOPERATIVE REALTY co.
]. II. Elder. Mgr.
Room o.. N. II. ArmIIo Building.
ron RENT.

$f2 00-4-room house, city water.
$l2. 00-furnished room, gentleman
only, heated
So 00-i-room brick house, modern.
Fourth ward, water paid.
$25,00-7-room house. closets, pantry,
lights, water furnished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
n,ton uns New Ice Plant.

The Crystal Ice company of Ration
has been organized and has begun
construction Of an ice and cold storage
plant which viii be completed about
March 1st.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
cher svlped tl,c Kitchen.

The chef OF the Seahorg NoteI m
Ration last week quietly departed for
parts unknown. without giving notice,
and taking with him a large amount
of valuable kitchen equipment. He
had been in charge Of the Seaberg
Kitchen for a week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
rain 81 AutomoblIc Line.

SIN another automobile line Is pro-
nosed in New Mexico. The latest plan
Il for a line to operate between Tu-
and Amarillo, Tex.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

NEWS NOTES
Adnnls CurfeM sNstem.
c,oI,a ~ Incornoratc.

Pennington has adopted 9 eufleW
ordinance and all children are nov
required to be on the streets al $50,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

Globe. Ariz. after Several attempts'
has NJ last decided TO incorporate. The
change in government VIII be made at
once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Cliftnn Conner Onlnnt.

The OUTPUT Of the Clifton Morenci
copper mining district for 1906 was
approximately SO, 900, 900 pounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Carlshad Comnanx EIects Ofhcers.

The Public Utilities company y
Carlsbad. controlling all public ului
Ties in the Eddy county seat. eleeseS
directors and officers at a meeting -.
stockholders last week. The conlpsh'
IS uow=paying SlOO a a iof isnnl
ahpe in Carlsbad ana Is spe,i"i"
t1te Sums IN improvements A. >
Muzzy is president. ]. O. Cameron
vice president. and l.. o. Fullen' sec
ltiafN and treasurer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

II YOU necd a carpenter tclenhone
Hes. clden. Auto PHONE $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16

a big line OF silk Negligce Gowns
and House wrappers, worth up TO
sz5.00. to close at x price.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-16
Skirts
OF All Kinds

The finest actual reduction we have
advertised On skirts-both walking
ana dress skirts; a beautiful line Of
well assorted styles and colors, plated
mostly, all colorA, including smart
plaid skirts. fancy imported materials
now in vogue, reliable voiles and taft
fetas, Panamas andA serges. broad
cloth and twills, etc, enc. If you have
had your eye on a skirt here awaiting
sale, our hint is buy now,
sf.9s for skirts that were ss.95.
s2.9s for skirts that were S4.35.
s3.os for Skirts that were $3.50.
Si.s5 for skirts that were $3.50.
$3.50 for Skirts that were ss.N0.
s6.50 for skirts that were s9.5p.
$3.50 for skirts that were $i2.5A
All silk Pettcoats reduced frotn,
each, $3.50 to ....... .s&oo
See our special .S3.b0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-15
THE IDENTIFIED DEAD.

Providence. Feb 14-The following is a re-
vised list of identified bodies made at I'D p M
Of the seventy-dve recovered from the wreck OF
the steamer Larchmont:
ANsoN, John T.. pilot Boston
ATHANAsIADJo. Athanaso. address unknown; 'dsn''n-
cation by cards
CAIsEE. Joseph NJ, Providence
CARROLL. william. freight clerk Providence
| CEpARBLOHM john captain salvation Army. Lynn
COUNTLESS I John s. No 9sl West ssth street. New
York; Identification by cards.
COYLE. John. South Boston
DUMOULIN, Mrs Pierre. woonsocket. r. l.
EIIsBREE. Fred H.. Providence.
ECKI.Es, J. Harry Block Island; body there.
EsTY Mrs. Mary, New York.
FRANKLIN Miliard North Atueboro.
FOUNTAINE Moses. walter Providence
GEARY Ezra pantryman. address unknown
HALL. Walter waiter. Negro. Providence
-l-T-,,D - address IN Massachusetts Qetters)-
HESS Casper first assistant engineer Albany ~ l.
HARRISON James r.. steward Brooklyn
HOLMAN. Edward, Providence
IIEIIGREN. captain Helga. Salvation Army Lynn
Mass
HEIDI. Anthony. Providence
HARGREAvEs, Charles G.. Providence
1PPoIITo vaIetto No 216 Eighth avenue Newark y .
JAMES George chef Negro. Providence.
JFlNsON Mrs J. c.. Providence
JONES. Marcus N. waiter. Negro. No 40 Van Horn
KoRAJIAN Koreu, No 400 Palissde avenue jersey -
KORAJIAN Mrs. Annie.
LANE Richard Wa!tham, Mass
IACoMBE samuel died to-nsho Manchester y. ID
LAMBERT Lieutenant Ellen. Salvation Army Cain
bridge. Mass.
LA COURT. Antonio. Boston
LEVIN Morris. Chelsea. Mass
LOGAN Edward, Waterman. Bots7n
LYONS Emanuel Harrison Place Brooklyn
NARCHEr John committed suicide in captains ooa''
East Brookheld. Mass. -.
NANFRE, Rev. Philip. pastor 4'8i'@"
Episcopal Church. Providence. -
,,,1r>- lieutenant John salvation Army. worcester
NICHOLSON jacob. BeiTnar. n J.
Ousin
NE,I SON Eric Providence
pTANTF George Pawtucket X l.
PITTS c D. Providence. R. /
RILEY Frank T. Providence. p l.
eT,ru-rv CORPORAL Edgar Fort Schuyler. New YORK.
sCORGAN Mrs. Louise. stewartess ProVioeAce' r. i
sPATOIA Cavalier +. Palermo. Italy uet'efsl'
sEEIN. Edward l.. teanster RoHbury, Mass
SCOTT Tohn y Negro. waiter. Petersburg. Va
rA7I, Charles Negro. waiter. Providence r /
T,F4IEE,AU Dennis. Negro waiter. PROVIDENCE X l.
wINNlKER. benjamin. Providence X l.
PERKINS r. II Dorchester, Mass
SMITH George T. seaman. Providence K l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-15
TO ISSUE FREE PASSES.
Jog Line Van Carry Al Relatives
of Victims to Providence.

Announcement WAS made yesterday at the offices
OF the JOY Line that to facilitate the Identification
OF the bodies OF the Larchmont's Victims the COM
pauy would transport. free OF charge all relatives
who wished to go to Providence
President Dunbar left New York yesterday for
New London, where Captain McYay ami Captain
Hurley Will tell their stories.
Many Italians called at the Offices yesterday to
inquire after friends who, they believed had sailed
the Larchmont According TO one. there were
thirteen Italians who were to sail on the Larch-
mont to do contract labor in Brooklyn
1t learned yesterday that George A Smith
whose name appeared on the list OF missing per-
sons, resigned Waterman the Larchmont two
weeks ago, his place being taken by Edward Logan
Major Thomas Stanyon OF the Salvation Army,
said yesterday that arrangements had been made
for public funeral and memorial mass8 meeting
for the members OF the Salvation Army who lost
their lives in the wreck The services which will
be I'm charge OF Miss Eva Booth will be held az
Carnegie Hall on Sunday at p. IN.
A specially picked choir will sing the hymn
Jesus, Lover OF NV Soul which, Major Stanyon
said sung by the members who lost their lives
in the wreck just before the steamer sank Miss
Booth said the vacancy caused by the loss OF at
least ten officers and other members the organ
ization would not soon be filled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-15
CLUB DENoUNCEs THAW REPORTS.
Union League Endorses President and De-
mandS Privacy in Scandalous Cases.

Henry B. Hayden. at the regular monthly
meeting of the Union League yesterday Of
fered a resolution in support OF the President
in regard TO the publication Of the Objectionable
evidence in the Thaw trial which passed
unanimously. George R. Sheldon. president OF
the club, presided at the meeting The resolu
ton, after indorsing the views OF the President
and Postmaster Wilcox and the action Of United
States Attorney Stimson. calls the scattering
broadcast OF the disgusting testimony in the
Thaw trial" a national calamity. The resolu-
ton further demands that legal proceedings in
which the evidence is obscene or OF scandalous
nature be conducted with all the privacy sane
toned by the law and consistent with the full
protection of the rights OF the parties. and de-
plOres and censures the practice of permitting
such trials to become public spectacles-"
The resolution was not generally expected, but
II met with no opposition. After the reading.
ex-Judge Hinsdale made a speech In favor Of its
adoption, which was greeted with applause.
A sad feature OF the meeting the reading
of a communication from the late Assemblyman
NJ. c. Stanley in which he told the club that he
had introduced a bill in favor of better transit
facilities for New York. The Assemblyman had
written the letter while in good health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-15
GIRL FIGHTS BURGLARS.
FTghtens Them Into Dropping
Bundles of SilUeITcare.

Instead of screaming and fainting when she
saw two burglars I'm her home packing up silver
ware last night. Miss Helen Anger, of No. I3
East S5th street. bounced upon the men and
after ten minutes lighting frightened them
away The men were not captured.
When Miss Anger went home last night her
father and mother were out AS she approached
the door leading to their apartment the young
woman saw marks upon the door, and that II
was open. She opened the door quietly. and as
she entered saw men just putting the fin
ishing touches to three large bundles which they
were packing. Miss Anger also saw that the
silverware had been removed from the side
board.
She hesitated moment. gathered her cour-
ago and then crept into the room where the
men were.
When one burglar saw his companion in Miss
Anglers grasp he turned, dropped his bundles
OF sverware and ran.
The burglar she holding. thoroughly
cowed, wrenched himself free and dashed for
the hallway with the young woman after him.
They reached the hallway and Miss Anger could
not capture him. Then she screamed. Several
heard her and chased the burglars The
police of the East SSth street station were told
and are looking for the