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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
L.EG|SLA 7 ORS
ARE OFF FOR
TORRANCE
ALL DAY JOURNEY OVER
THE SANTA FE CENTRAL
Train Leaves Capital at $780,
Taking All Day for the Trip.
May SettIH County Seat
Fight, 81

The members of the legislative as
sembly, with very few exceptions will
leave Santa Fe this morning at I:3O
o'clock in special train for the
trip over the Santa Fe Central rail-
road to Torrance and return as the
guests of the railroad officials COL
onel Hopewell's invitation has been
quite generally accepted and the MEM
bers of the assembly VIII be accom- %
panied by the newspaper men and sew
eral friends of the members as well
as by a number of ladies. lnterpre-
ters and stenographers will accom-
pany the party, as il is recognized that
the people along the line win have a
good deal to say about the proposed
county seat removal i'm Torrance
county, which is the chief cause of
the trim.
stops will be made at Moriarty,
Kennedy. Estancia, Willard and Tor
rance, the longest stops being pro-
posed for Estancia and Willard, the
towns competing for the county seat.
The trip is going to give the friends OF
willard a full opportunity to show off
the claims of that town and at the
same time offer the Estancia people
Il chance to prove their claims as the
present center of population ana ol
their prospects of remaining so.
That the trip will have a deciding
influence on the fate of Councilman
Dalies' Torrance county bill is admit
ted. The bill is now in the house
where it is being held by the commit
tee pending the decision OF the trip
The special train will be made uI
of baggage car and two coaches and
every arrangement has been made fol
the comfort of the railroads. guests
The train is expected to return 70
Santa Fe about II O'Clock Friday
night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
TO SELECT JURY
FOR IDAHO MURDER TRIAL
Attorneys Battling Over Question OF
Adding New Name 10 Information.

Wallace. Idaho. Feb. 1.-THE at
torneys In the Steve Adams trial bat
tied all day over the right of the
state TO add the name of, w b. Hop
lins to the information charging the
prisoner with killing Fred Tyler. The
matter Is not yet decided. Judge
Woods having taken the question un-
der advisement until tomorrow morn
ing.
Affidavits were presented by the
state. in which Prosecuting Attorney
Walter H. Hanson and former PROSE-
cutur ]. r. Gyde swore that they had
no knowledge as to Hopkins evidence
when the trial began. Attorney Gyde
argued for adding the name of the
witness. declaring the law was for the
protection of the public. and not for
the protection Of criminals.
Attorney Clarence Darrow for the
defense, said the matter of admitting
Hopkins testimony could be taken up
later but the name could not be ad-
ded to the Information. He declared
Hopkins had been secretary for
James Mcfarland. detective in the
of the state, and the state
should have known about the testi-
mony he could give.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock a
new venre of fifty jurors is to report
i'm court. These men are selected by
O. B. Jones. a prominent merchant of
Wallace. who has been chosen by the
court TO serve as elisor. Mr. Jones is
considered to be perfectly fair and
both sides appear satisfied with the
choice. There is little hope Of COM
pleting the jury this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
NOMINATIONS FOR CANAL
COMMISSION IN SENATE {

Washington Feb. ll.-The follow
ing nominations of Isthmian canal
commissioners were sent to the SEN
ate today by President Roosevelt
Theodore =. Shonts, chairman, John
f. Stevens, chief engineer: Brigader
General Peter c. Hains, retired, civil
en~ineer Mordecai Z. Eudicott, Benz
iamin NJ. Harrod Colonel w. G. Cor
gas. United states army, and Jackson
Smith.
A statement given out at the war
department says
"Mr Shonts expects TO retire March
4 next. but in view of the fact that
the names have not been sent to the
senate before. and 1t was proper to Sc
cure confirmation. this list WAS sent
ln although a vacancy viii occur
after adjournment Of congress In the
resignation Of Mr.. Shonts n is eN-
pected to make Mr. stevens chairman
of the commission. and the other va
cancy thus caused in the commission
has not been determined upon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
SENATE BROWNSVILLE
HEARING CONTINUED
Sergeant Tells of Confusion Incident
to Call to Arms.

Washington, Feb 14.--Samuel G..
Harley, who was acting FIRST sergeant
of Company c, Twenty-iifth infantry,
when the shooting occurred at
Brownsville, on the night OF August
13, 1906. today testified before the
senate committee on military aiialrs.
He said he was awakened by the con
fusion and the firing of guns atter
the cau to arms had been SOUNDED
and that he had not Issued orders 10
the men to get their arms untt ne
had consulted with Lieutenant Gllef'
He told Of hearing later the pounding
on the racks and of noting at the tlme
they were sent for repairs, the dam
age that had been done to them. lie
said he heard one of the commissioner
officers say the men might as Wen
have clubs as rifles on account OF the
character of their ammunition. me
cartridges. It was said We're OF the
reduced range type and ineffective.
Although the firing had ceased al
most wholly when Harley reached the
parade ground, he said he heard the
whistle of one bullet over his head
and that he was of the opinion II was
not fred from a Winchester
When asked by Senator warren
why he did not tell of the broken
racks and the whistling bullet Whef
he was before Colonel Levering in the
] last inquiry conducted under orders OF
| the secretary Of war Harley asserted
/ that he was instructed only to an
swer questions, and he was not asket
about either Of these facts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
Full Pledged FiIibuSter De-
veIopS Against Proposed
Amendment Settling Japan
eSe CooIie Labor Question,
TILLMAN AND BACON
LEAD IN OPPOSITION
Georgian Fears Adoption of
Measure Would Tend to De
prive Southern States of
Needed Alien LaborerS,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire |
Washington. Feb 1.-THE sudden
development Of a full-fledged filihus-
ter resulted today in the senate Wheh
an attempt was made to force the
adoption of the conference agreement
on the immigration bill This. report
carries a provision intended To aid in
the settlement Of the California Jap
auese problem and speedy action was
desired by administration senators.
Expressing sympathy With this object,
yet regarding tire report with suSpi-
cion on other points, Mossrs. Bacon
and Tillman first endeavered to have
action delayed until tomorrow, chat
they might study the report. When
this was refused the filibuster began.
Mr.. Bacon held the floor two and a
half hours. Mr.. Tillman said he was
preparing to make ten-day fight on
the floor against the report, because
he objected TO being run over as with
an automobile.
Mr.. Bacon objected that the report
changed existing law in respects
which. he believed, on hurried exam
nation. would deprive southern states
from obtaining even the meager labor
supply from abroad which was avail
able under the immigration laws.
\ truce was declared until tomor-
row, at the suggestionaof Senator
Spooner when the report viii again
come up for consideration,
administration senators Interested
in tfe adoption df thee report Were
alarmed by apparent democratic hos
tility An of the democratic leaders,
when questioned as to heir ALTITUDE,
disclaimed the adoptian Of party
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
THREE DEAD IN
EXPLOSION
Of GAS
RESTAURANT IN LOS
ANGELES DEMOLISHED
EmpIoye Hunting Leak With
Candle Blamed for Accident
Which Wrecks Two Story
Building, Injuring Score,
IBy MornIng journal specIaI Leased WIrel

lby morning JOuThhl cpeCiai Lc"sou ""V'l
Los Angeles, Feb. 13.-An explosion
of leaking gas in a restaurant near
the corner of Second and Main streets,
in the heart of the city, today killed
three persons, mangled and seriously
injured half a dozen others, slightly
injured nearly a score and completely
wrecked a two-story building in which
were located four small business con-
Germs. The explosion occurred in the
restaurant of b. Cessart, 1l4-116 West
Second street, shortly before noon. The
restaurant was completely wrecked, as
was also the tailoring establishment of
II. l.. Yerger and a small laundry Of
flee. Offices of several small concerns
on the second floor were completely
ruined
Following are the names of the
dead:
JOHN w. MAIN. aged 56, rancher,
was seated at table in the restaurant.
LAVONNE MYERS. waitress.
ANNIE CRAWFORD, waitress.
OF the injured Charles Blumenthal
and j. M. c. Fuentes will probably
die.
Miss May Anderson, a waitress, was
so badly hurt that it was necessary to
amputate both legs.
The exact cause of the explosion Is
as yet unknown, but 1t is believed thai
the gas was ignited by an employe oil
| the gas company who was searching
| in the basement for a leak in the
main.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
OIL TANK EXPLOSION
SHAKES CITY
Receptacle Containing Humid
reds of Barrels of Kerosene
Blows Up Breaking Windows
for Miles,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
New York Feb. 23.--With a roar
that was plainly head above the street
noise of the city, huge oil tank in
the Standard Oil company's storage
at Constable Hook, n. j., exploded to-
day. SO great was the concussiOn that
windows more than a mile distant
were shattered and many buildings
many miles away We're shaken so Sc
verely that many believed the distur-
bance was caused by an earthquake.
AS the tank which exploded was an
isolated one, only three persons were
slightly injured. These were work
men who We're fighting fire which
had started near the tank. They had
fought the flames for more than an
hour and had succeeded in holding
them back from the big receptacle
which contained 400 barrels of kcro-
sene, but the oil gnited in some man
ner unknown and suddenly there came
a tremendous report and the great
tank was torn to fragments. Houses
in the immediate vicinity We're shaken
as by an earthquake and thousands of
windows were broken by the shock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
GREENE COPPER CONCERN
ELECTS NEW DIRECTORS

New York. Feb l4.--Directors of the
Greene Consolidated Copper company
and of the Cananca Central Copper
company today reached an agreement
with the Ryan-Cole syndicate for the
transfer of the properties of these two
companies to the Greene Cananea
Copper company.
The Ryan-Colo syndicate pald -
00O 600 for 200, 900 shares of Cananea
Central stock which was held by the
Greene Consolidate copper company
An the directors and officers ot me
Greene Consolidated Copper, COMPANY
resigned including w. c. Greene.
president: Alfred Romcr. treasurer
and George s Robbins. secretary
The following were elected w, u.
Thornton, president; c. D. Frazer
treasurer: J. w Allen, secretary. pi-
rectors: clyde A. Mullen. + E'
SeaFe. George n. White, walter :.
Reed. G. 4. Wright, Jra J. G. Lallor'
Charles T. Scheide T.. A. Brennan,
Edgar Davis W. j. sullivan Arthur
/ G.. Caldwell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
TEXT Of THE LUCERO
BILL TO CHECK
RIO GRANDE
Distribution of Fund Proposed
Would Allow Of Necessary
Work in All Counties Now
Suffering From the Annual
0verfIoWS,
The Morning journal Bureau.


Representative Francisco Lu'eT"
Y Montoya is working hard ON
his hin r,r division of the Rio
.,, .....,,...',,
"r"""e P'''""n''' improvements
fund among the several river coun-
ties which have not yet en-
i,,.,d a,,,. al. .tb., h,n.oty nf that fund
ivy ',''
ana peI''N'9 'h"' MS '''"i 'S anu ''oS'
of the members engaged with him will
provc successful. He urges AS this
,,, ,.r,,,,,,l f,.,. ,,,l.i,,,, ,h, b,,,,.i,.t
appropriation lor BernalIlo county
thut the property endangered by the
Rio Grande in that county Is more
valuable and at the same time in
greater danger than at any other point
along the river. A good many mem
bers of the council and house show
disposition To concur In that view. The
text Of the bin follows.
Whereas. BY the act of congress of
June 21st, 1898, there was granted to
the territory of New Mexico 100 O00
acres of land fol the Improvement Of
, the Rio Grandc in New Mexico and in
! lcreasing the surface ilow thereof. and
1 Whereas, BY said act said lands
Were peiuitttd to be sold 81 ieased,
4 and there is now in the hands Of the
I territorial treasurer to the credit OF
the Improvement OF the Rio Gtande
/ permanent fund the sum of $1266l,26
! and to the credit of the Improvement
/ of the Rio Grande income fund the
/ sum of $5,2l0.24, derived from the
sale and leasing of a portion of said
I lands, and
/ Whereas, \ necessity exists for the
| improvement of the Rio Grande IN the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15

paper stories of the case: not to
speak to any one about the case. and
not allow any one TO speak to you.
Il trust you may not be submitted
to any annoyance. Guide yourselves
according TO the dictates of your
honor and your oaths. You will re-
turn here Monday morning. at which
time | hove we may be able to con-
tinue the case"
After the jury left the room Attor-
ney Jerome announced to the court
that the attorneys for both sides had
agreed that the testimony of MI Dee
mar, of Kittaning, Pa. and DR. Bing-
aman, OF Pittsburg, should be taken
in the form of deposltions that they
might return To their homes. These
doctors. it is said, will testify regard
ing insanity on both sides of Harry
Thaw's family.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
The House.

Washington Feb little naval
appropriation bill occupied the entire
time Of the house tod and II was
almost completed. The single remain
ing section is that of increasing the
naval Mlshmeut 1t was allowed
to go ovcW until tomorrow. when IL is
expected an effort will be made to re-
duce the number of battleships pro-
vided i'm the bill,
Points Of order were made against
many of the provisions of the bill and
were generally sustained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
FORMER LAND OFFICE
COMMISSIONER ON TRIAL
Blnger Hermann Faces Prosecution
for Destroying Public Records.

Washington, Feb. District At
torney Baker today filed with Justice
stafford in the criminal court 40. /
an additional hill of particulars In the
trial of Representative Binger Her
mann OF Oregon, for the alleged de-
struction Of public records while he
was commissioner OF the general land
office. In order to afford the defense
an opportunity to consider this addi-
tional bill, and the letters and docu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
Lumber Association in Session.

Salt Lake city Feb 14.-Three
hundred members of the Western Re
tail Lumbermen's association from
the states of Washington. oregon,
Nevada. Colorado. Utah. Idaho and
Montana, assembled in salt Lake this
afternoon in their fourth annual con-
ventiOn.
The feature of the opening session
was the annual address Of George +.
Merrill of this tty president of the
association. Mr. Merrill resented the
charges frequently made that there is
lumber trust, and stated that mem
6erS of the association cuurted the
fullest Investigation. The prevailing
higher prices, he said, were due to the
present era OF high values in all in
dustries. and to demand for sup
plies in excess Of the normal produce
riOn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
Scrap Is Inevitable.

Japan states that her mint crop Is
the best in the world. This puts Ken
tucky on our side In the coming war
without the slightest shadow of n
doubt.--I.os Angeles Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
Gllmnse Of the Inferno.

George Bernard Shaw says "Sa-
lone" is not immoral. We would like
TO see just for once, like Dante look
ing into hell. something that George
Bernard thinks is immoral-Los AM
geles Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15
Woman SufTragIsts in Session.

Chicago. Feb. 14.--The thirteenIh
annual convention of the National Suf-
frage association opened here today.
1t viii continue for five days. Sew
eral hundred delegates are in attend
ance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15

the early start for the Torrance coun-
Is trip Friday the bill was allowed to
go over The council met in the aft
ernoon 'only long enough to adjourn
until Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-15

ments to which reference was made.
the clse was continued until next
Monday. when the trial probably will
be resumed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19

The city has dS1s ssns.hiaE the past
week IN the way Of weed -es:;i-E aioas
some Of ,hs main ssSfosstss o. ;ss city.
ba; there is 10. mets ,ha; night be
dsns. II there Is any 'nsnesf Q! The Civic
Improvement Assn. who e sliowiaE ;hs
weeds 10 Eto~ under his OF hsF fest. this
Is a good time 10 remember the cd aasEe
about ssausls bsins bs,,sf than Pssssss.
There are great many Of sss best
vacant lots in Rocky Ford today that are
SIMPLY wilderness Of weeds and shsy
have already reached the seeding psin,.
In visw os shs present Prise Of town lois
in Rocky Ford. ere s0ald suppose that
anybody able 10 own ore ~0ald b able
to keep the weeds cut on is. In some
places The atmosphere is heavy with The
odor Of weeds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19
GINGER S MAPS
q. H. II

To fight or not to fight: that is the
question that the yellow journals are set
tling. The probability is that we won't.
not II it is left to the yellow journalists. at
all events. The yellow men hardly want
to fight again so soon. and the yellow
writers probably never do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE.

How frequently does head line SINH
lar to tho above greet us In tho news
papers. The rush, push and strenuous
.ssdeacy nss yns 70 sad up 70 i saiSaar and othef
affections OF tho heart, attended by lr-
regular action, palpitation, dizziness.
smothered sensations and other Distress
ing symptoms.
which DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covory Is made are recommended by some
OF the leading writer's on Mdtert1 Medlc0
for tho cure OF Just such cases: Golden
Seal root, for instance, 10 said by the
sTHyEs fons asd 6.
creased power 70 the hearts nctlon.'
Numerous other leading authorities rep.
resent Golden Seal rs an unsurpassed
tonic for tho muscular syAbem In general,
d and 3 q ihS asast s Sss whSy
follows that It must be greatly strength.
ened by this superb, general tonic. But
probably tho most important ingredient
Of sGolden Medical Discovery, so far
ss. It's marvellous cures OF valvular and
eerned, Is Stone root, or Coliinsonia Cam.
Prof. VIM. Paine, author Of Paine's
Epitomy Of Medicine. says OF II:
AZ not long SINGS. had patient who va
e :Ss Ssars Il. fsns: ws1s ossSd
fscosersd under !he Influence 9f Soillnsonin
tmedicinai principle extracted from stone
root. and Is now attending 10 his business
Heretofore physieians. knew OF NO rcmedy
for the removal Of 50 distressins and 50 dan;
gerous . maiady. =. With them u vss Al, Al
afiicted that death Was near a. hand. Col.
tinsonin unauestionAbly anords relief In
such cassS and In most instances effects .
Stonc root Is also recommended by Dra
Hale and Ellingwood, OF Chicago, for
valvulnr and other diseases OF the heart
direct and permanent influence.
sGoldon Medical Discovery not only
cures serious heart affections, but II .
most efficient general tonic and inyigor-
ator, STRENGTHENING tho stomach. invig.
Grating tho liver. regulating tho bowels
parts Of tho system.
Dr. Pisseo's Pellets cure Constipatioa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-07-19

A New York state Ssdss has dsesssd
,ha. the man who starts libel suit
10 bluff a newspaper eannos withdraw
the sui: unless he Pays all The costs in
TIE case. whieh IN the suit before him
amounted TO $500. CommsasiaS On the
case the iodse said: IF a newspaper tells
The truth !; has fi-h; TO be vigorous.
The public does not want dishwa.sr. is
wants readable articles articles sha;
will he attractive and call fof pahEs at
,en,iou. a paper when eousss and en-
eree;ie may create better atmosphere
in The eo,nmuni,r.--