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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
LEE KIM FONG GETS
BEST OF GOVERNMENT
Smooth Celestial Released AT N0galcs
With Warning to stay In the United
States.

Nogales, Ariz.. Jan. ll.-Another
chapter In the famous Lee Kim Fong
case was ended By the release from
the Santa Cruz Jail here Of the willy
Chnaman who claims the right to
pass In and out OF the United States at
VIII. He was released however with
the caution to remain in the United
States or go to the Mexican side and
remain there.
Lee Kim Fong. or Sam Lee. as he
Is better known. was for many years q
merchant IN Nogales. He Is an Amer
icanized Chinaman and claims TO have
been born IN San Francisco. He de-
sired TO transact business on both sides
of the international line and petitioned
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
PAVLOFF'S ASSASSIN
PROMPTLY EXECUTED

st, Petersburg Jan. 1.-THE assns-
sin of Lieutenant General Paw
loft was executed today at Llsynos.
He refused to take the sacrament and
died unidentified and with a cheer for
the revolution or his lips The head
OF the assassin was preserved for pos
sble identification later
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
Bomb Explosion in St. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 11.-There was
a mysterious explosion of a bomb
this afternoon on Vassilly. island, in
the COURTYARD of a house at the cor
ner of Little Prospect street in the
park district of st. Petersburg, where
many English families reside. The
bomb tore a hole three feet deep in
the ground and drove splinters a foot
into the walls of the adjoining houses.
No one was injured. The perpetrator
of the outrage escaped.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
Purdv Confers win President.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE president
had a conference today with Milton d,
Purdy, and the latter turned over the
testimony and the affidavits secured
by him at Brownsville. These with a
special message are to be sent to the
by the president next Monday.
Mr. Purdy's report, it is said, does
not include any conclusions or deduc-
tions from the testimony
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
Ian Invasion Ucodcd or.

ese headed by a sailor in his rountrys
uniform were caught at Anapra. y.
NJ, early this morning by Immigra-
tion Inspector Cox. The Japanese had
been under the guidance of a Mexican
and had smuggled themselves across
the border by wading the Rio Grande.
They were brought here and are be-
ing held by the immigration officials
pending orders from Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12

Los Angeles Jan. 1t.--Manager
Tom McCarey of the Pacific Athletic
club, has sent by mail to Joe Bowker
champion featherweight of England,
an offer of match with the winner of
the Attell-Baker fight which takes
place here next Friday night The
championship belt and large purse
were offered as inducements to Baker
to come to Los Angeles for contest.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
KaIser,s World POLICY

Berlin Jan. ILL., 1ispiaJ hire,
Defb5sss eE the faGnuauul
Emperor William sO-nailad WeN1o-
lik (world policy this evening at lle
convention of the German chamber
OF commerce LAYING great stress
upon the colonial enterprise and Ger
many and the development OF her COLI
onies, Herr Dernburg said: The GER
man colonial question is the question
of the future of national labor. the
question Of the bread OF millions of
industrial workers ana the question
of employment OF German capital
in trade, production and navigation"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
Assassin Exccnted.

Moscow, Jan. 11.-Epifanoff. the
man who attempted to assassinate the
master of the household of the Grand
Duchess Elizabeth here recently was
tried by drumhead court martial here
today He was condemned to death
after a hurried trail and Immediately
shot by q file of soldiers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
DEAD
IN BURNING
B|NDERY
EXPLODING CELLUL0ID
BRINGS DEATH TO SCORE
Flaming LiqnidSCatters Over Crowded
WOrhOOm Cutting Off Escape Of
Victims--Many yFrightfuIyScaIded.
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Strasseburg, Jan 11.-Twenty per-
sons met horrible death today i'm
fire which destroyed the bookblndery
of Hubert & Co, an English firm at
Geispolsheim, near this city. vat
of boiling celluloid exploded, and the
ilaming liquid caused the Instant igni-
tion of everything with which il came
in contact. The fire spread so rapidly
that all escape from the burning
building was cut off in a very short
time. Most of those who managed to
escape from the burning room were
frightfully scalded
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12

Washington, Jan. IF H. Pope
and Edward Scheiber were instantly
killed and dozen persons were in
jured last night by the explosion of
a gas plant in Woodmens hall, during
the progress of a card party. Among
the most seriously injured is Father
Dwyer, a Roman Catholic priest.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
storm CrlppIes Telegraph Service.

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 11.--An un-
usually heavy sleet storm in western
Kansas and throughout Oklahoma and
Indian Territory crippled wires south
OF Kansas City today For a time wire
communication with Colorado and the
territories was completely shut off.
Train service suffered severely.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12

Hamburg, Jan. 1.-THE North Ger
man Fire Insurance company ac
cording to a decision rendered by the
local court in a test case today must
pay the losses which it incurred as
result of the San Francisco earth
quake Of last year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12

Illustration of what it terms the specS
iousness Of the papal arguments thA
Temps says the statement that a priest
cannot be a judicial occupant OF a
church Is no longer true under the
new law, and that the disaffection of
churches. which the pope says was
never admissible, was possibility
even under the concordat
II is expected the government will
soon reply to the encyelical. either in
the form of cOmmonique, OF by de-
claration in parliament.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
Tcnncssec Endorscs President.

Nashville. Tenn, Jan. t0.-The Ten
nessee house of representatives today
unanimously endorsed the action OF
President Roosevelt in dsmissing the
battalion of negro soldiers in con
nection with the rloting at Browns
Vile, Texas. The resolution requests
the Tennessee delegation in congress
to support the president in the matter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
East Indian Tldal Marc.

The Hague, Jan. 11.-A huge tidal
wave has devastated some of the
Dutch islands of South Achin. The
loss of life was terrible. II is known
that at least three hundred persons
perished on the island of Tana. Forty
are reported drowned on the island Of
Smalu.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
Irrnch SnhmnrInc SlnI,s.

Chcrbourg, France, Jan. il.-Thc
submarine boat Algerian sank ut her
moorlngs here during the night There
was no one on board the vessel when
she went down. Divers this afternoon
found the boat lying on her starboard
side at the bottom Of the harbor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
I,roncc Nav Reply to Encycllcal.

Paris. Jan. 1.-THE pope's unre-
served condemnation of the new sem
aration law, while expected can only
result In further embittering the con-
FEST between churc hand state, as the
Tronch bishops, who are about to as
semble, must follow the orders Of
n me regardless Of their individual
ideas. THE Temps consider the ency-
rllral as proof that the Vatican ls de-
termined to continue the war. As an
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
More Victims of Furnacc Horror.

Pittsburg. Jan. 1.-THE victims of
the explosion in the Eliza Furnace
now in the hospital are reported in a
serious condition and suffering terri
bly,. The last bulletin issued from the
hospital said that two of them could
not survive the night.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
THE Small LEARNER
Is CORDIALLY INVITED
The Man Who Needs To Realize I'M
portancc of big Stock Show In
Denver.

Denver Col, Jan. 11.--While there
is every indication that the attendance
at the coming Western Stock show,
January 1926. win be the greatest
ever known IN the west. and the show
viii be the greatest ever held west ~
the Missouri river. there Is one class
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
NO ACTION ON BAILEY
INQUIRY IN TEXAS
Friends of senator Pronounce Pro-
posed Investigation Waste of Money.

Austin, Tex. Jan. 1870 action
Nas taken today by the legislature
relative to the proposed resolution
States Senator j W. Biiley and Attor-
ney General Dayidson.l Consideration
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12

Mexico City, Jan. IA ten mil
lion dollar corporation headed by En-
rique Creel has been formed to take
over an electric power and irrigation
enterprise near Santa Rosalia, Chi
huahua.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
Copy's Weddina Postponcd.

Paris. Jan 11.--William f. Corey
authorizes the Associated Press to
state he will not marry during his
present European trip.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
FncycllcaI pnhll.I,elI ln I,nris

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE eagerly awaited
papal encyclical was published here
this afternoon. TINS formally places
tie seal of official condemnation on
the amended church and state separa-
tion law and will constrain the bishops
at their meeting to be held here JAM
uary Is to range themselves against
The low on az points.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
CURTIS WINS SENATE
FIGHT IN KANSAS
Topeka Congressman selected by Bare
Majority In Republican Caucus.

Topeka Kasa Jan. Congressman
Charles Curtis Of the First Kansa
district was nominated for UnlLel
States senator to succeed Senatoz
fred A. Benson upon the fourth
by the republican members
Kansas legislature In caucus
night The action OF the ca
equivalent to election, as the
can majority in the legislatu
whelming.
on the first ballot Mr..
ceived thlrty-four votes.
Der was increased on eak
ballot until the fourth
It's received ei votes
sary 10 nominate. FIN
voted for CongreSna
mediately rose and
votes from Campbell 4
the To3ekn man bar
Mr. Curtis is an attic
Of age and Is serving HI
IN OrGfeSs.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-01-12
M|SS|I.!l.L|NER
SAElH IN
PORT
STEAMER PONCE TOWED
INTO HAMlLT TON, BERMUDA
Disabled by Broken Shaft Vessel
Drifted Of Mercy of Wind for a
Week--Picked Up by German
Tramp.
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New York, Jan 1.-The steamship
Ponce, disabled but safe. is riding at
anchor In ST. Georges Bay, the Ber-
mudas, tonight and her crew of flfty-
TWO persons and the seventy pasSen-
gers aboard are reported ali well.
This assurance was received direct
from Captain w A. Harvey by the
owners, the New York and Porto Rico
steamship company. this evening. To-
days cable reported that the long
overdue steamer had reached the for
titled harbor in tow of the German
steamer, Elizabeth Rickmers.
General Manager Mooney stated to-
night that a representative of the
company would sail on the steamer
Bermudan for Bermuda tomorrow. to
furnish bonds for the indemnify of the
Elizabeth Rickmers and Immediately
after arrange for tow to bring the
Ponce To New York.
Hamilton. Bermuda Jan. ll.-rhe
steamer Ponce was towed into this
port this afternoon by German
tramp steamer. She sailed from
Ponce, December 90. for New York.
For nearly a week revenue cutters
'itANN hNNh S'Ai NHiiS Abl Ntt tilaStiS
vessel and great apprehension was
felt for her safety. When the vessel
arrived here all on board were re-
ported we'll
Al four o'clock in the afternoon ON
December 30, the tail end of the shaft
of the Ponce broke and She drifted nj
the mercy of the wind until the night
of January Z, when she was sighted
by the German steamer Elizabeth
Rickmers from Philadelphia for Ja-
pan. AS the night was dark and
weather stormy Captain Walsen Of
the Rickmers decided to stand by the
Ponce until Daylight On the morn
ing Of January the Rickmers got
two hawsers on board the Ponce ana
soon afterwards began towing her to-
ward Bermuda
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-29

4 pretty twelve o'clock dinner was
given Christmas day by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Christy.
The artistic center piece Of the table
was OF American Beauty roses.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Irs-
Myron Baker. Madame Pinney, Miss
Katherine Robinson. Miss Leone Bak-
er and Miss Portia Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. \. Fowler enter
tanned at dinner at the Adams Christ
mas evening Mr.. and Mrs W. a. Giles
Of Chicago. Mrs. Edward Kent. ST., and
Judge Edward Kent.
Mrs. Webster Street was the hostess
last week for the Monday bridge club.
high score. This week the club will
meet with Mrs. l. Morgan Darby.
Miss Essie Fisk entertained in
formally Monday evening in honor Of
Miss Dixie Washington Of Prescott.
Those who enjoyed her hospitality
were Miss Warrington. Miss Carrie
Mcneil. Miss Bessie Brown, George
Mcneil. Donald Hooker, Harry Jones
and George Campbell.
The Neighborhood bridge club was
entertained Wednesday evening at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Ancil Martin.
The high score was made by ID. ii,
Burtis
Besides the club members there were
present Mr. and Mrs. James II. Nc
Clintock. Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. James,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Talbot. Mrs. W.
c. Foster and Miss Honor Dyke.
The Westside bridge club will meet
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Christy.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Mendclson Of Los
Angeles will arrive this week. and be-
the guests of Mrs. Mendelson's parents
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Jacobs, for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Hermon c. De Mund
will entertain with a dancing party,
complimentary to their daughters,
Misses Hazel and Faye DeMund. in the
Auditorium of the Arizona School of
Music, Wednesday evening. January
Sth.
\ jolly picnic party to Echo can
I Won today comprises Miss Helen Ely
Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Marguerite
James. Miss George Bailey. Miss Lem
mic Stauffer Miss Edith Bennett, Mis-
Mabel Mcneil. Miss Jessie Allen. Miss
Ambra Osborn. Miss Abbie Pickrell
Miss Mabel Cherry. Miss Margaret
Clark, Miss Alma Osborn, Miss Shir
ley Miner. Miss Sadie Allen. Harr!
Nan Allen, Frank Drescher, Charlie
Stauffer. Ivy Marshall, Tom Higiey
Edward Hull, Sims Eaton. Me-
Creighton. Curtis Clark. James Parker
George Lutgerding. William Fickas
Ralph Marshall, Sidney Osborn. Ar
thur Luhrs and Charles Munger.
! Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. y. IL
Davidson gave "A pleasant party II
honor of their nephew. Percy Keen
The time was spent in playing games
Those present were: Miss Alice Ir
vine, Miss Blanche Hughes. Miss AS
mes Anderson, Miss Winnie Vinsor
Miss June Williams. Miss Anette Ed
or, Miss Helen Vinson, Miss Leah IT
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vine. Miss Erile Hughes. Miss Fanny
Dodson. Miss Matilda Hanson, Miss
Alice Ballagh. Miss Ida Davidson.
Miss Ina Davidson. Ben Hardman.
James Keen. Ed HollingswOrth, Pal
mer Irvine. Carol VinsOn, Rex, Gregg
Irvine. Walter PortwOod. Mcclellan,
Joe Ryden. Willie Ballagh. Willis
Matheson. Harry Hughes, 5. Lucas
Oscar Bennitt, c. Lucas.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-29

holidays in town with his parents, Mt.
and Mrs. W. L. Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marks had as
Mrs. A. r. Cater and Mr.. and Mrs. l.
+. Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kerr and DR.. and
Mrs l.. ID. Cameron were the dinner
guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Spawr.
Miss Mary Ambrose arrived Tuesday
morning from Honolulu where she has
been for the past two years. She will
remain in Phoenix for several months
visiting her mother. Mrs. John Am
brose. after which she will return TO
Honolulu.
Mrs. Harrv Tritle and children viii
return Monday from Prescott where
they have been visiting the past week.
Mrs Warren Davis arrived Sunday
from Nina, Nevada. and will visit for
sometime. the guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Lula Porter of Los Angeles,
who is at present visiting hef daughter
Mrs. Grace in Las Vegas. y. NJ. will
arrive shortly and spend the remainder
of the winter i'm Phoenix.
DIR. and Mrs. George Vickers re-
turned Friday from Prescott where
they spent Christmas the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. \. W. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. {. F. Smurthwaite re-
turned To their home in Cave Creek.
Friday. after spending Christmas in
town the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tristrim Cornell.
Thomas Sharrard of Denver, Colo
RADIO. is visiting in the city.
Frank Drescher of Prescott spent
several days in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Foreman who
have been visiting i'm Phoenix the past
! two weeks leave tomorrow for Port
land, oregon.
Miss Charlotte Lewis. of St Paul. ar
rived in the city last week and will b.
the guest for the winter of her brother
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis
1 Miss Doruthea Packard who is
spending the holidays in Tempe where
Mr. and Mrs. B. \. Packard are win
tcring visited in town Friday, the
guest of Miss Ruth Ainsworth.
ID. w. Bclden of Tucson spent sever
al days in town last week.
one of the most delightful dinners
Of the week was that given Monday
evening b. Miss Marguerite Adams.
The seasons coIors, red and green
were attractivcly carried out in IN,
tables decoration. the center piece be-
ing of bright red holly berries ant
Christmas greens and the candle:
bearing red shades.
Covers We're laid for Mrs. J. c
Adams. Miss Marian de Wore, Mis-,
Norma Sweeny. l.. y. Scheu, Ton
Osborn. Lucien Clarke and One
Smith.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-29

The Country club tea yesterday af-
ternoon was exceedingly delightful.
the hostess were. Mrs. Leo Goldman
and Mrs. T. ]. Bennett. Miss Rose
Bell Goldman made the highest score
at the game of bridge which was play
I'd. Among those who enjoyed the at
tcrnoon were. Mrs. Dave Goldberg,
Mrs. G. p. Bullard. Mrs. G. +. DeMund,
Mrs /. T Stoddard. Mrs. l. Morgan
Darby. Mrs. !. T. Hosey. Mrs. :. Il.
Taggart. Mrs. {. II. Griffis, Mrs May
Goodrich, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Thomas
Otis. Mrs. ". J. Kingsbury. Mrs. 5.
Oberfelder. Mrs. Henry George, Mrs
Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. Shelton. Miss
Grace Stacy. Miss Sallie Jacobs. Miss
lone Pease, Miss Mona kingsbury, Miss
Marguerite Adams, Miss Marian de
Vore. Miss Abbic Pickrell. Miss Ruth
Ainsworth, Miss Edna Murray. Miss
Drew Bennett. Miss Norma Sweeny,
Miss Wiley, Thomas Sharrard. +. J.
bennett. Col. Frank Hatch. G. Z. Bull
lard, Keith PickreIl. Sidney Goldman,
Cclora Stoddard.
One Of the smartest and most en-
fuyablc social events Of the season was
the dance given Christmas eve by the
bachelors in the Auditorium Of the
arizona School of Music. The decOra-
lions, which We're in charge Of Harry
KIavans. James Parker and Keith
Pickrell. were unusually attractive
the color scheme being carried out in
the Christmas cclors. red and green.
GarIands Of holly and Christmas
greens hung from the chandeliers and
were festooned over the walls. and
from the center Of the dome was sus-
PENDED n huge red Christmas bell.
The stage had been transformed
into veritable pine forest innumc--
able little pine trees which had beer
brought from the Grand Canyon. be-
ing placed upon II. and the floor Gov
red with n Mass Of gay-tOned Au-
tumn leaves. The only light was th'
soft glow from one big star and many
little ones that twinkled above th'
trees. Dainty refreshments wer,
served throughout the evening at small
tables placed between the trees. !
novel feature Of the evening was th'
snow storm which occurred during tbs
t,yenty-fourth dance. While the or
chestra played Jingle Bells. and one
heard the merry Jingle Of the sleigh
bells. great showers Of white confetti
much resembling soft white flakes %
snow, came gently down upon III
dancers Among those present were
Hon. and Mrs. Isaac Barth, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Jack Rinchart. Mr.. and Mrs. 5
y. Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. Henri!
George. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Smurth
waite. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Grunn
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stacy. Mis-
Marguerite James, Miss Helen Ely
Miss Portia Baker. Miss Sadie Allen
Miss Alma Osborn. Miss Anne Garnet
Miss Marguerite ADAMS. Miss Maria
de Vorp. Miss Mamie Gibbons. Nils
Murphy. Miss Edith Bennett, Miss Jcs
sic Allen. Miss Mabel Cherry, Mis-
Grace Stacy. Miss Elizabeth Bennett
Miss Abbie Piclrell. Miss Ruth Jes
sop. Miss George Bailey. Mis-
Shirley Miner. Miss Geneviev
Hubbard, Miss Mabel Hccke
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-29

Win Corpstein, Sam Morse, Clarence
bell Harry Hurley and Will Henry
agcr.
NJ .,,d M. ,,Jr.,,. N,ill.r harm
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n,,,ric and gar,es deIicious sumner
49,, ,,r,.ad tb. ,.tla hin. nrattiIv
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- ,,,,-ie,r,,.. 50. IL dl,,,,.,,,,,,
a,,d ,,s,rip,, f,,.ors for eacb guest was
,,I,c,I a., 1h,. b,,ffot Tbose Who en-
80, -, t,,.,,i,,,Ii,,- - NJ ard
IL. L., iii, NJ ,,d NJ W.,
C-a,,,,Lr AZ, xe,t;l p,.,t, I'D C,h,rI,.,
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Inc country cluo IL making eiao-
crate preparations for It's dance ana
watch party 10 be given New Years
eve at the club house. IL VIII I'M
doubtedly be one OF the prettiest and
most enjoyable OF The holiday iunc-
ions.
Mrs. /. \. Kirkwood has as her
guest Mrs. Dye Of Ogden, Utah.
The dance To be given New Years
eve by Ye Good Tyne club, promises
the largest affair of the season, as
each member has the privilege Of in
viting a guest. besides the special in
vitation given the Bachelors to attend.
tertained at dinner last Sunday in hon
/ or Of her daughter. Miss Anne Gar
nett, who is home for the holidays
where she IS attending school. Pink
roses and evergreens formed the ar
tistic table decorations and the place
{ Those present We're. Miss Garnett, Dr
and Mrs. l. ID. Cameron, Miss Morse
/ Miss Rile Hughes. Miss Matte Gar
| nett. Robert Garnett and Logan Dam
eron.
Christmas evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Kerr gave an informal musicale
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Spawr. Dr. and
Mrs. l.. ID. Cameron, Miss Lou Marian
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-29

explored some curious places. of which
he gives a most readable account In
Harper's Magazine for January
Among the strange people he studied
were the Molokans, or milk-drinkers.
so called because they drink milk. an
animal food. on Church fast days
They look with scorn on Church sac
raments as being necessary aids only
fer the weak in spirit. Their mar
riages are not binding. yet they know
LITTLE or nothing of divorce. And FOR
the State, that trains military men q
kill their brothers. they have onls
contempt