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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
WIFE Of
PRISONER IS
{ CITED
BY JEROME
Confined From Page /. Column -

Mrs. Thaw said that on her eigh-
zenith birthday. December 10. 1903
Mr. White WAS to give Il supper foI
her at the tower room. White went Il
Inc Madison square theatot. Whcrt
she WAS PLAYING the night before. bu'
She uuarrolcd with him ana he Went
away Later he returned. but She
had not yet decided to go with him.
lie went away again, aud later Th1W
came 10 thu stage door for her.
lie was IN an automobile ~ asked
Mr.. jerome.
NO. + thInk It was . carriage
Are YOU sure2''
$40 bur i think -
Was There anNone else iu the cal-
riueo2'
Yes. u man aud one nma
A man named Bowman, do0rktpper
at thc thcater who testified early in
the trial said that White returned 10
the thcutcI later ana n%ouIisning q re-
volVoi, threatened to XIII ThaW ana
also ThBW arrived IN an electric auto
mobile aud WAS alone,
.Was There "a man named Kennedy
standing outside the stage door that
night with another man" asked Mr..
jerome.
II never heard of any Kennedy
'Hadn't ThaW told YOU he hud en-
ployed two detectives because of
White"
"No."
You went 10 gcctors from the the
ter that night"
and lcrt there about 4 a. M"
81 don't know what time It was
Had there been much Wine
drunk
At that time it was your custom
To drink wine with YOU meals
1 lk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22

WANTEp-A certain NUMBER q
boafders paw yUgr nNed expenses ev-
cry one above that number pays YOU
. profit You car always keep ths
humber right by using cur Want coli
1nlns
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
BRITISH NAVY SCANDALS.
Committee Reports GraUe Irregulari-
ties an Contracts.

London. June 22.-"Grave Irregularities is the
term the Parliamentary Committee Public Ac-
counts applies TO certain conditions in the navy
which It issued a report to-day. The
mittee found that the acceptance of commissions
from contractors by petty officers common
but the report adds that severe disciplinary meas
have been adopted 10 suppress the custom.
The committee objects strongly to the action of
the Admiralty in contracting for the construction
of the armored cruisers InvinCible. Inhexible and
Indomitable without competition although the Ad-
miraIty officials explained that they wished to
keep the plans secret.
The committee finds that the builders Of the
battleship King Edward VII secretly patched up a
defectively cast rudder, which the government was
obliged to replace The builders gathered to-
Eether a few of their employees certain Sun
day and by electric welding concealed huge
fault In the rudder. The report of the committee
says:
I'VE hope Il will not again be our duty to in
vestigate a case where British firm, for COM
mercial advantage, will calousy hazard the lives
of hundreds of their fellow countrymen."
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
ARWY And NAVY NEWS.
From The Trltuns Rure,u1


Washington. June %
ORDERS ISSU UED--The following orders have
been issued:
ARMY.
First Lieutenant OSNUN LATROBE Jr Sth Cavalry
before board Fort Riley examination for promotion
Following changes captains Corps Engineers ordered:
EDWIN r STUART. from Infantry and Cavalrv
School 70 Charleston; HARL.EY h FERGUSON from
Infantry and cavalry school 10 Non;son,erv " ~
First Lieutenant IRWIN l. HUNSAKEE 9th cavalry 10
First Lieutenant = A AwI- from 18th to 9th Infantry
First Lieutenant KNEELANp : SNOW. from 70 18th
Infantry.
Captain RAYMOND SHELDON 18th infantry detailed To
attend encampnlent organized militia Of New Jersey
at Girt. July 6
First Lieutenant GEORGE r BURNETT. retired. from
beeS NlItary Aclierry. ~ july /
Second Iie-terants JOSEPH 2. TACLREE. I'd Cavalry.
and EMIL ENGEL. 9th Cavalry, school AppI-
cation for Cavalry and Field Artillery Fort Riley.
assistant Instructors
Second Lieutenant HOWARD C. SHARPE. soth Infantry
To General Hospital Presdio Of san Francisco
Second Lieutenant FIELDING L POINDENTER. Coast
artillery Corps. from Fort Union Academy. august
2S. to artillery school. Fort Monroe
NAVY
Commander J. KNAPP. 70 navy yard. Washington
Lieutenant o. G. MURFIN. detached from the Olymp.ai
home. wait orders
Lieutenant l. r SARGENT. detached from naval
proving grounds. Indian Head; to the naval academy.
Ensign J. RODGERS. detached from the Hull. to the
Ensign c. S KERRIcK. the Prebe: the
Hull.
MIdshipman W H BOOTH. detached the Vermont;
o Virginia
MOVEMENTS OF vEssEI.s-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO tina
Navy Department:
June 21-The Janeiro; the wolverine
Springs; the Maine. the Ohio the indiana and
HamptOn Roads; the Wasp Savannah.
SAILED
June a1-The Olympia from Annapolis for cruise the
Dolphin from Washington a cruise: Marcellus from
Baltimore for Portsmouth. n. H
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
RIOTS DUE TO POLITICS
French Wine Grocer Says Sugar
Mem Control Government.

Count A. Moliner, of Montpelier. France. who
lives in the district where the recent riots among
the wine growers occurred, arrived here yesterday
on the French liner La Savoie. The count, who is
n dealer in many kinds of wine comes here on
business. This is his first trip TO the United States
He received a wireless message Friday telling
of boodshed among the wine growers of his district
and he vehemently denounced the French govern
ment yesterday when La Savoie dOcked. Count
Molinier said:
The people will starve before they give in. The
of the rioting is attributed TO the French
government, which does not want to forbid the
adulteration of wine. The government Is in favor
of the sugar merchants in Northern France and
does not want to take measures to forbid the use
of sugar in making wine. understand the French
government faVorS the syndicate OF eleven sugar
manufacturers capitalized at 3OO00000 francs. the
syndicate that wants TO compel the people of
France drink sugar and water and other adulter-
ations instead of the Juice of the grape.
The wine growers desire the government 10
forbid the manufacture of wine from sugar water
and chemicals. This chemically manufactured
wine is sent 10 America Most OF the real
wine is kept in France. The growers rebelled
against the artificial wine makers two years ago
for rohbing them OF the product of their labor.
They decided this year that they could stand II
longer. The trust has no expenses for sugar, and
IT gets its alcohol without much expense, and pays
no duty of any kind. Personally, have lost
much because of the competition OF the trust l
have a large quantity of wine from last years
crop and am selling IL at loss of five pints in
every twenty gallons. The people OF southern
France will prefer &c starving 10 be killed
by bullets rather than surrender to the trusts.
They intend to fight to the end
There is a good prospect for the crop this year.
and we hope TO be permitted to dispose of IL at
some profit. Grapes are grown In Southern
France to supply twelve millions OF people with
wine and IL is a shame that the trust should be
permitted sacrifice the interests of these people
and fool the public. II Is all politics. 1t Is
conspiracy in the North of France against the
Crane growers of the south"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
THE PORTUGUESE RIOTS.
Eight Persons Killed; More than a
Hundred WOunded at Lisbon.

Paris. June 22.-Mail advices from Lisbon
show that the conflicts between the police and
the people on June 10 and 90 were much more
serious than indicated by the censored dis
patches from the Portuguese capital. Cavalry
had to be called out to disperse the mob which
met the charges with revolver shots The riot
ers raided the cafes, armed themselves with the
iron and marble parts Of the tables and bottles
and fiercely attacked the police and troops. The
latter fired several volleys. two rioters were
killed and over hundred were wounded, six of
them mortally.
A decree has been issued authorizing the Civil
Governor of Lisbon to suspend newspapers
which incte disorder.
1t is understood that Premier Franco wished
King Charles to issue a decree suspendng tho
constitutional guarantees but tho King, who
came to Lisbon expressly 10 confer with the
Premier refused TO do so.
The leaders OF the Monarchist parties, under
the presidency of ex-Premer Ribiero, chief of
the Regeneration party have decided to unite
with the object OF overthrowing the so-caled
dictatorship of Premier Franco.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
TO LAY THE CABLE TO COLON.
Expected To Be Ready for Use the Latter
Part of July.

While waiting for the completion of the work
on the shore end of the new cable of the Central
and South American Gable Company. off Coney
Island. the cable ship Coonia anchored yester-
day off Liberty Island. She is owned by the
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Com
pany of London. and is said to be the finest and
best equipped cable ship IN the world.
II is expected that the shore end of the cable
will be ready on Tuesday, and the Colonia, which
laid the Pacific cable from Vancouver and Fan
ming Island. will start with her 2.3OO miles of
cable, weighing 6.0O0 tons, for Guantanamo.
Cuba arriving there about July 4. From there
the Colonia will go direct to Colon. where the
cable will be installed about July 10 and be
ready for actual operation week later.
The Colonia. which is in command of Captain
Woodcock, is sol feet long. has a 56-foot beam.
depth of 80 feet and is of 1906 tons burden.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
FUNSTON LETTER PUZZLES FRISCO

San Francisco, june 22.-In reply 10 an Invitation
requesting the participation of the United States
troops in the Fourth of July parade, General Fred
erick Funston has sent communication that has
caused much discussion among the members of the
committee having in charge the coming celebra-
ton
While the members refuse to give out the letter
for publication at this time II is stated that one
sentence used is responsible for the discussion 1t
appears that. after thanking the committee for
the kind invitation extended to the troops General
Funston said he was loath to parade his men IN
the streets of San Francisco. ITO be-. as he is
quoted. 'sneered at and jeered at by an unwhipped
mob"
After considerable discussion it was decided to
appoint special committee to consider the matter
and decide whether any reply should be made.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
u. S. DlSPENSAT1RY
Describes the Principal ingredients
Contained in Pe-ru-na.

Are we claiming too much for PerUna
when we claim it to be an effective remedy
for chronic eatarrh! Have we abundant
proof that Peruna is In reality such a
catarrh remedy Let US see what the United
States Dispensatory says of the principal IN
gradients of Peruna.
Take, for instance, the ingredient hydrastls
canadensis, OF golden seal. The United States
Dispensatory says of this herbal remedy, that
it is largely employed in the treatment Of
depraved mucous membranes, chronic rhin-
tits (nasal eatarrh), atomic dyspepsia (ea-
tarrh of the stomaeh), chronic intestinal
catarrh, catarrhal jaundiee (eatarrh Of the
hver), and IN diseased mucous membranes of
the pelvic organs. 1t is also recommended
diseases peculiar to women.
Another ingredient of Peruna, eorydalis
formosa, is elassed in the United States Dis
pensatory as tonic. So also is eubebs
classed as a stomachic and as a tonic for the
mucous membranes.
Cedron seeds is another ingredient Of
Peruna, an excellent drug that has been
very largely overlooked by the medical
profession for the past fifty years. The
seeds are to be found in very few drug
stores. The United States Dispensatory says
of the action of cedron that it is used as
bitter tonic and in the treatment of dysen-
terry, and in intermittent diseases as SUBJ
stitute for quinine.
Oil of eoFaiba, another ingredient Of
Peruna, is elassed by the United States Dis
pensatory as mild stimulant and diuretic.
1t acts on the stomach and intestinal tract.
1t acts as a stimulant on the genito-urinary
membranes. Useful in chronic eystitis,
chronic dysentery and diarrhea, and some
chronic diseases of the liver and kidneys.
Send to us for free book of testimonials
Of what the people think of Peruna as
catarrh remedy. The best evidence is the
testimony Of those who have tried it,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
WEDDING OUT NAVAL OFFICERS.
The Naval Personnel Board Meets-The Con-
necticut Only Slightly Injured

Washington, June 22-Rear Admiral Evans. COM
manding the Atlantic feet. presided over a special
meeting of the naval personnel board at the
Navy Department to-day. This board Is engaged
I'm wedding out many officers in the various
grades except in those OF commander and heuten-
ant commander. necessary TO meet the re-
Qurements of the naval personnel act.
Admiral Evans says that his flagship. the Con-
necticut. now in drydock at New York. has been
found to be only slightly injured by her grounding
at Culebra last spring. a result OF which her
commander. Captain Swift court martialed and
suspended from active duty. Two bent plates rep
resent all of the damage, and they be repaired
easily
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
EVANGELICAL MEETINGS A SUCCESS.

The first week Of the evangelical tent campaign
in the city ended yesterday 5000 thousand persons
having attended the services daily. The weather
was favorable. and the night meetings and chill
dren's services in the tents. Fort George and
Wall street and the shop meetings were we'll at
tended. Meetings at Five Points began on Tuesday
night. In the Siciian settlement. at 106th street
and First avenue. bricks and stones have dropped
through the tent from the housetops. Appeals
have come from certain districts for extension
OF the work. especially from the Swedish settlement
at 66th street and Tenth The committee
cannot establish additional stands unless 1t has
funds.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
FUNDS TO ENTERTAIN FOREIGNERS

Washington. June 22-The Secretary of War will
recommend TO Congress at it's next session that an
appropriation be made establishing a fund for the
entertainment of Official foreign visitors at milf
tary posts. AT present such fund is available.
unless IL be the contingent fund of the War De-
partment. which occasions IS drawn upon
for some such unusual event marks the Official
entertainment OF prominent people in the country.
American officers abroad received with many
marks Of courtesy, which go far In some cases
include their living expenses in the coun-
try which they visit
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
TO COMMAND THE LOUISIANA

Washington June 22-Captain Richard VAIN
wright, present duty here In connection with
various naval boards has been selected TO COM
mand the battleship Louisiana, to succeed Captain
Couden, who is to be promoted to the rank of rear
admiral The new scout ships Salem Birmingham
and Chester. approaching completion are To he
commanded by Lieutenant Commander Robert I
Key. Lieutenant Commander s. s. Wood and Lieu
tenant Commander w. S. Sims, respectively
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

berry and small house party will be enter
tained at Lord oalmerston's old home. Broad
lands This will be followed by the more am
bilious but less artistic Oxford show.
The London theatres are playing to Ameri
can audiences. Charles Hawtrey has revived
old play with marked success. Grace George
is charming host of new admirers at the Duke
of York's, and Cyril Maude is expecting to make
a great hit in The Earl of Pawtucket.''
I. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
LAST LINK OF YERKEs TUBE OPEN.
Eight Mile Subway Line in London Begins
Active Operation.

London. June 22.-The last link of the 1ate
Charles T. Yerkess tube system of underground
railroad was opened to-day. The new line. which
connects the northern suburbs with the heart of
London. is eight miles long. 1t begun in 1903,
average sixty feet below the surface
and cost s25,O0OCO0
A party OF fnancers and officials attended the
opening ceremony, which followed by an eab-
crate luncheon. The public permitted to travel
free during the afternoon and evening and souve-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
MuTINY ON THE VICTOR HUGO DENIED

Paris. June 22-The maritime authorities Of
LOrient say there is truth In the report that
a mutiny has occurred the NFrencn armored
cruiser Victor Hugo recently in American waters
They say they have received a dispatch
nouncng that the warship has passed the Azores
bound for the Island of Madeira, and that she
ported all well board.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONS WORK.

Vienna, June 22-The American immigration
Commission. having completed It's work in Italy,
will visit Trieste and Study emigration meth
DDS at ro-Hungaran ports. The American
Embassy has informed the Foreign Office of the
commissions plans and has made known the COM
missoners desire to proceed only in q manner
agreeable TO the government.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
TEXAS BANKERS WIRE GRATITUDE.

The Texas Bankers Association sent a telegram
yesterday to F. Augustus Heinze thanking him and
the Mercantile National Bank for their hospitality
during their visit here.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
Ex.MAYoR oE MONTREAL KILLED.

Depew. n. Y, June 22-Wiam Cledinne. former
member of the Canadian Parliament and once
Mayor of Montreal was cut in two BY q train here
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23
OREsTES FERRARA RESIGNS.

Havana. June G.-Orestes Ferrara has sent by
cable to Governor Magoon his resignation as sec
retary TO the Cuban delegation The Hague say
ing that he would give his reasons for so doing
later. The resignation accepted.
Recently the Paris Temps" published an article
charging General Eerrara with being q anarchist
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-14
KROLOWA MA WYGNANIE.

w tych dniach Marya Pia, por-
tugalska krolowa-matka, opu-
SEGA Lizbone, ably osiedlic sic
ma stale we Wloszech. Krolowa.
ktora jako siostra krola Humberta
jest ciotka krola wioskiego. Wi
ktora Emanuela, opuszcza Portu-
gale niezupelnie dobrowolnie. Pa
nj ia wiele bawiia sic i byla TAX
rozrzutna, ze wywolaia interpe-
lacye w parlamencie portugal
skim. Dla unikniecia tedy dal-
szej tego rodzaju dyskusyi, ktora
dla dynastyi mogla stac sic ME
bezpieczna, syn-krol doradzil
matce, ably opuscaa jego pahstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-14
2d1ne notatkl teIegrafGzns.

- Gazety niemieckie przypomniaiy,
ze 800 lat temu urodziI sic Paul Ger.
hardt, autor piesni, spiewanych jesz-
cze dzisiaj W koscioiacn luterskich.
- Niemcy ciesza sic niezmiernie,
poniewaz Japohczycy przyrzekli swo-
je okrety wojenne poslac do Kilonii.
- Henri Rochefort, narwany reda-
ktor francuski, pojedynkowai sic
adwokatem Michalem Pelletier.
- Ma divorce nola Edwarda uzy-
waja obecnie przy stole wilma Sherry,
zamiast czerwonego.
- Pod Medyolanem spali}a sic
miejscowose Borsano. 1000 osob jest
pozbawionych dachu mad giowa. Po-
niewaa mieszkancy byli ubezpieczeni
Mkt ME chcial gasic ognia.
- We wsi Assorowi pod Medyola-
nem umar3o osob ma tezec karku.
Po raz pierwszy we Wloszech pojawi-
IA sic ia choroba.
W Genui ley smiertelnie chory
hrabia W7odzimierz Lamsdorf, byly
rosyjski minister spraw zewnetrznycn.
- Sonora Pecanha, iona prezy'
denta Brazylit, spadia z konia 1 zia-
mala noge.
- Sultan marokahski ME chce Ia
dna miara zgodzic sic ma przeprowa-
dzenie reform uchwalonych ma konfe-
rencyi W Algeciras.
- Kanonierka Nicaraguy zatrzyma-
Ia ma morzu amerykahski parowiec
City of Para, skonfiskowala 1000
kasabin6w. prseznaczonyehs dla Hon,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-14
duras pozwolila okretowi iechac da-

duras pozwolila okretowi jechac da-
lei.
= Ma gieldzie W New Yorku pano-
wal .wczoraj popioch.
= Zarzad kompanii tramwaj6w W
Louisville ukiada sic ze strajkierami.
Gawiedz uliczna dopuszcza sic gwai-
tow.
Pod Pittsburgiem utonal wielki
holownik Cruiser, obsiugujacy D
krety weglowe.
= w Los Angeles zderzyla sic 10
komotywa tramwajem. Is osob 70
stale pokaleczonych.
= Nadzwyczajne posiedzenie rady
pahstwa odbyio sic we Waszyngtonie.
Przedmiot narad jest niewiadomy.
- 2 okret6w kursujacych po ocea-
ME Spokojnym, zostanie utworzona
jedna tylko eskadra.
- Mikolaj Szadzinski zwaryowaf W
New Yorku re strachu, re straci osz-
czednoscl calego zycia, ktore miai
przy sobie. Wybieral sic z powrotem
do ojczyzny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-14
Ruch parowe6W.

Przybyiy:
Queenstown: Teutonic N. Y, l.
vernia Bostonu.
Boston: Winifredian z Liverpoolu-
Hamburs: Badenia Baltimore.
Londyn: Georgian Bostonu, Lake
Michigan ze st. John.
Alexandrya: Arabic N. Y.
st. MiehaeIs: Gregory Morch n.
Y.
FayaI: Neustria N. Y.
Glasgow: Corinthia Bostonu.
Brema: Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
IN. Y. y
Odesz}y:
New York: Baltic do Liverpoolu.
Potsdam do Rotterdamu, Trave do
Bremy.
southampton: Kronprinz Wilhelm
do N. Y.
Liverpool: Siberian do st. John.
Lake Manitoba do St. John, Oceanic
do N. Y.
st. John: Montreal do Londynu.
MarsyIIa: Roma do N. Y.
Genua: Lazio do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-14
M1NtoNE PoGLADY.

w Niemczech zaprowadzono
po raz pierwszy oSwietlenie ga
zowe w r. 1871 w miescie Frei-
bergu w Saksonii, a ,,Koelnische
Zeitung" w numerze 28 marca
1910 talk sic O MEM wyrazla: 20
swietlena gazowego ME powinno.
sic dopuszczac y ze wzgledow
teologicznych, poniewaz ono sprze
ciwia sic urzadzeniu boskiemu,
wed}ug ktorego W nocy powinno
bye ciemno, y re wzgledow pra-
wnych, poniewaz jest niesprawie-
dliwie urzadzac oswietlenie ga
zowe funduszow publicznych,
do ktorych przyczyniaja sic taxi
re i ci, ktorzy niego ME tylloo
ME korzystaja, ale nawet strate
ponosza, 81 re wzgledow lekarr
skich, poniewaz oswietlenie ga
zowe jest dla zdrowia szkodliwe,
a procz tego zachecajac do prze-
bywania pozno W noe ma ulicach
placach publicznych jest przy-
czyna zaziebiania sic, ~ re wzgle-
dow moralnych, poniewaz oswie-
tlenie nocne ulic sprzyja pijah-
stwu, ziodziejom Natwia ich
rzemiosio, 81 re wzgledow poll
cyjnych, poniewaz Cd oswietle-
MIA gazowego plosza sic honie,
g. re wzgledow ekonomicznych.
poniewaz "a urzadzanie gazowe
pieniadze ida "a granice (wow.
czas do Anglii,) y re wzgledow
narodowych, poniewaz mocne o.
Swietlenie gazowe psuje wrazenie
iluminacyj, ktore podnosza ducha
narodowego".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-14
Czwartek dnia Ago Marca 1907 r.

oszczednosci zapomoca uprosz-
szczefi w armii, ma polu reformy
prawa karnego, reformy gieidyw
duchu ulatwienia konkurencyi z
zagranicznemi gieldami, dalej
pod wzgledem ograniczenia licz-
by procesow O obraze majestatu,
zapowiedzianego juz W movie
tronowej. Kohcze zyczeniem, oby
wzajemne zaufanie wiekszosci i
rzadu ku sobie umacnialo sic CO.
rag bardziej. ,(Oklaski.)