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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11

REMARKABLE BOWLING
RECORDS IN DENVER

Denver. Cob. March 9-rhe prin-
cipal event Of today's bowling tourna-
ment was the hve-men team contest
In which were entered three Denver
teams.
The score made by the winning
team j. r. Paulson of Denver. while
II did not break the record. was con-
sidered remarkable,
The game of the two-men teams to-
day was won by Anderson and Tala-
nantes Of Salt Lake. score, l0G2. Six
teams contested
In the hvc-team event, all Colorado
contestants the highest score was
made by the Godsmlths OF Denver,
2524.
The nve-team event tonight was
won by the Kenmores. of Denver.
25S3. The Ogden team the only out
of the state contestant I'm this event,
scored 2.229 Score: j. =. Paulson,
Denver 2,797. Brunswick. Kansas
City 2.662 Democratic, Denver. 2.559.
Business Men. Salt Lake, 2,5t0.
George NJ Reid. Denver, 2,467. Ore-
gon, Portland, 2,4f2.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
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The trial of Mayor Schmitz, of San
Francisco and Abraham Ruef, the one
time political boss of that city, on in
dictments charging eXtortion, prom
the week. Mayor Schmitz was in Eu-
rope when the indictments against
him were found and voluntarily re-
turned to face his accusers. He en-
tered "a plea of not guilty when ar
raigned last Thursday and at that
time it was arranged to bring the
case to trial on Monday. In the mean
time Ruef had mysteriously disap-
peared, but he was located and taken
into custody soon afterWard.
on the cases of the federal gov
ernment in the sugar rebate contro>
versy, that of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad cons
pany will be called for trial on Mon
day. In this case the government
charges that payments made to Low
ell Palmer, owner of Palmers
docks, Brooklyn, of two cents per
hundred pounds on shipments to
points on this side Of Buffalo. consti-
LuAtN a ltpdlt W iNllill lllt illCt'llillE VI
the law.
The railroad contends that the pay
ment made to Palmer was to recon-
pense for his loss in profit on business
given the LackaWanna through the
fact that the Lackawanna's freight
did not pass through his docks while
that of other roads did,
The government alleges that Pal
mer had been vested with power by
the American Sugar Refinery company
to route all its shipments and that he
therefore became the actual shipper
and that the payments to him cOnsti-
tuted rebate This the railroad de-
MES. claiming that the payments were
! simply to reimburse him for loss or
profit in permitting a diversion OF
traffic from docks operated by him.
More than twenty-five hundred
delegates representing thirty-eight
states, will assemble at Pittsbure
Monday for three days convention
of the American Road Builders asso-
citation.
While the amateur billiardists who
have been taking part In the tourn>
ament in New York for several day,
are struggling for the final honors in
the amateur 14.2 game, the old pro-
fessiOnals, George sutton and Jake
match for the 1871 balll line cham'
/ pionship in Chicago.
An investigation into the wreck of
the Brewster express on the Harlem
division of the New York Central rail-
road on the evening Of February 16.
which resulted in the death of twen-
/ ty-four persons and the injury OF
! more than 100 others, viii be taken
up by the grand jury In New York
/ City on Monday
Many enthusiasts in aerial nayfga-
| tion are expected to attend the an
nual banquet of the Aero club OF
America, which is to be held at the
/ ST. Regis hotel in New York city next
! Thursday
4 The contest between Lord Cutzoh
and Lord Roseberry for the Chancel-
/ lorship of oxford university, made va
cant By the death of Viscount Gosc.
chen, viii be decided March IA
The siXty-fourth oxford and Cam
| bridge university boat race will be
! rowcd from Putney to Morlake on
! the afternoon of March l6.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
FEW FAITHFUL
MOURN FOR
D 0 v | {
FUNERAL OF FALLEN ZION
LEADER SET FOR THURSDAY
SCant Reference to Departed
in Temple Where He Long.
Posed as All Powerful.
Prophet Elijah,
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Chicago, March 1O.-A touch OF
the ostentation that marked the rule
of John Alexander Dowie in the Chris
tian Catholic church which he
founded will be observed during the
funeral services of the deposed leader
The white-robed choir which was
shorn of its vestments when over
seer Voliva assumed control in Zion
City, Will take an active part in the
ceremonies, which will be held on
Thursday afternoon in Zion taberna-
Gle.
Judge " V. Barnes, one of the few
elders of the church who has re
NAMED faithful 10 DoWie. will Conduct
the services and preach the funeral
sermon During Tuesday and Wedncs,
day the body viii lie in state IN the
reception han Of shiloh house, the
DOwie residence the burial viii be AZ
Lake Mound cemetery at Zion city.
beside the grave of DOwie's daughter.
who died several years ago from
burns caused by the explosion of an
alcohol lamp. No memorial services
for the deceased were held in Zion
City today, the only public reference
to mis- death being a tribute paid
Dowie by one of the deaCons at the
early morning church service. The
regular order of services was OBJ
served.
Mrs. Dowie and Gladstone her son.
arrived at Zion city early today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
SEVERE SNOW STORM
SWEEPS ATLANTIC COAST

Philadelphia. March 10.-A heavy
snow storm. which seems to have CEN
tered along the New Jersey coast, and
eastern Pennsylvania, visited this sec,
ton today. Snow fell for fifteen hours
to a depth of seven inches. Ieports
from Atlantic City show that the fall
of snow there was nine inches. with as
great fall at other coast points.
Throughout Pennsylvania the storm
was almost as severe At Pottsville,
a fall of eight inches is reported. anC
at Lockhaven there was a fall Of ten
inches. At Wilkesbarre, Scranton.
Allentown. Harrisburg and other
points in the eastern end of the state
d similar fall is reported, and in many
sections the public roads are closed to
travel. The storm was accompanied by
a high wind, which caused drifting,
and traffic on the railroads. Darticu-
larry in the mountainous sections, was
retarded
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
THAW SPENDS
QUIET DAY
IN TOMBS
WARNED BY ATTORNEYS
AGAINST TALKING
Prosecution BuSiIy Preparing
Hypothetical Questions to Be.
Submitted to Experts lest !
flying for State,
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
HARTMAN MAY Be
FORCED TO TALK
Commerce Commission Con-
SSidering Court Proceedings
to Compel Answers to Its
Questions,
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Washington, March lu-Chairman
Knapp of the Interstate commission
tonight said that SO far rs the COM
mission is concerned, taking of testi-
mony in the investigation of The Har-
rman lines is closed but that the com
mission is considering the advisability
of asking the United Statets circuit
court for the southern district of New
York to compel Nh Hartman to an
SWer certain questions which he did
not answer to the satisfaction of the
commission during the New York
hearing Pending such action. AIR.
Hawiman's counsel asked to be heard
before the commission April 4. which
request was granted and that date was
recently fixed for arguments
Chairman Knapp explained tonight
that the commission alone has power
to conclude testimony i'm the case and
that it will reserve the right. if II sees
fit, to reopen The case atuny time.
Mr.. Hartman will haze a confer
euce With President RuuSc"c't Mon
dsN who NJ. uarrim1n's counsel
gsFed fu" tao arFring on April t. at
Uat j time they want to present nrgu-
meats Iagl, linz the contention that
the Union Iucitic and Southern Pa
citlc are parallel and competing lines.
it was understood by the commission
that if Mr. HarrimaH's counsel de-
sired to submit additional testimony
on that date they might do So and
also II the commission desired to
bring oht any point 1t would, but that
any such additional testimony, if taken
AT all. will he brief
Asked, if Mir Hartman was likely tn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
TIED Up;
LOUISVILLE
WALKS
STRIKE PARALYZES
TRAFFIC ON TR0LLEYS
Substantial Wage and Hour
Concessions Asked by Work.
erS Who Quit to Emphasize
Urgency of Demands,
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Louisville, KY March 1O.-With
the exception of the suburban lines
entering the city and d few ears car
rying United States mail to and from
the postoftice and sub-stations not a
street car moved in Louisville today.
The strike of the union employees Or
the Louisville Railway company de,
clared yesterday became effective at 5
o'clock this morning.
The men operating the few cars
We're not molested in any way The
details of police had nothing to do.
Pickets We're active and tonight the
union leaders announced that over a
fourth of the remaining nOn-uniOn
employees had been won over and
joined the union.
The company officials tonight de-
MED that they had oreded force or
professional strike breakers from
other cities.
The demands on which the strike
is based include: \ ten-hour work
day 2S cents an hour pay. Forty
five minutes for meals. Pay for extra
woYk to begin when report for duty
is made. Time and a half for over
time Subsequent employees to be al
lowed to Join the union. A board of
arbitration.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
STANDARD OIL ASKS
ONLY SQUARE DEAL
President on Trial for Rebat-
ing Denies Intention to Plead
Guilty. Confident of Outcome,
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Chicago, March 10. A. Moffatt,
president of the Standard oil company
Of Indiana, now on trial in the fed
cral court here on a charge of having
received rebates, denied that repre-
scnlatives Of the oil company had
made suggestion to the federal au-
thoritics that the company might be
willing to plead guilty to the indict-
ncnts against it, as was published to-
day in a dispatch from Washington.
ANY such statement is without
any truth or basis of fact whatever" +"
said Mr.. Moffatt.
"'rhe Standard oil company is not
frightened by any prospect of convic-
ton. The company and its officers
and counsel entertain no distrust of
the courage or firmness of either
judges or iuries in the federal courts.
It looks to get the same fair admins
tration of the law in these eases as
any other defendant would get, and it
asks for nothing else"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11

lures amounted To- SlJS,00O, eco.
against St2S.O0O.000 In the Corres-
ponding period of last years. Crude
materials formed 32.2 per cent OF the
total imports for use ip manufactures
and imports for further use in man
ufacturing. 1875 per cent Cement tm-
ports aggregated S47,000.0O0, copper
$4,000. .000. raw cotton, SN.5O0.OOOi
uncut diamonds $1,000. .O00. dia-
monds, cut but not set nearly, Sl5,-l
100000; fiber $24S33. .O00; hides antr
skins $45.0O0.000: India rubber, SSe :,
100000; pig iron. $S.SO0.O00; SillS
S4i,500.00; pig tin nearly, S23,OOo,-
0OO
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
PLAY WRITTEN BY
PREMIER OF FRANCE
CIemenccau Author of Comedy 10 Bc
Produced NJ Rome.

Rome, March lO,-Signor Rlccardl.
publisher OF dramatic works. has
Learning that NJ Clemenccau. the
French premier, years ago wrote
comedy that has never been produced.
recently went to France and requested
NJ Clemenceau to. o.grant him the Italian
copyright of the work The premier
gave him the manuscript of a comedy
In one act entitled. The Ven OF Hap
piness.' and Signor Riccardi has in
trusted II to Signor Martini. ex.gover-
nor Of Eritrea and leading literary
man who has promised 10 translate
II during his next trim 10 Massowa.
The comedy VIII be presented In the
spring.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
SAD ANNIVERSARY
FOR FRENCH MINERS

Lens France March t0.--The an.
niyersary of the mine disaster at
Courrieres in which more than
thousand miners lost their lives. was
celebrated today by Il great demon-
stration by the mining population OF
the department OF Pas de Calais
Headed by bands Of music and waving
banners, professions marched to the
cemeteries in the district where the
socialist deputies made violent
speeches against the companies own.
inc the mines There were no unto-
ward Incidents.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
SAVES MANY FROM
SELF DESTRUCTION
Anti-Suicidc Bureau of Salvation Army
Pronounced Success

New York, March 10.-Commander
Miss Booth of the Salvation Army, as
result of an analysis of the work ac-
complished during the ten days of
its existence in this city. announced
today that the anti-sucide bureau OF
the army had successfully passed the
experimental stage, and that II would
now be added as a permanent feature
of the organization in this country
Since its inception the new depart
ment, il was said. has saved many
men and women from self-dcstruction
and proved of assistance to a large
number
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
THREE MEN IN BOAT
FIGHT TO DEATH
Battle With Guns and Knives
Follows NeighbOrhood JubiI-
alton in Kentucky,

Sargent KY. March 9,-Thacker
Rice and Speed and Elijah Bailey,
brothers. were killed i'm a desperate
fight in boat when crossing the
middle fork of the Kentucky river,
twenty miles below here, With them
was John Ellsmore. a dispute arose
between Elsmore and Rice, where
upon the Baileys took sides with Rice.
Ellsmore. without warning. strV ck
Rice on the head with an oar, and a
battle with pistols and kniyes fol-
lowed Ellsmore. badly wounded, fin
ally reached shore with his compan-
ions. but they died soon. The fight
followed celebration at a neighbor's
home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
ITALIAN LABOR LEADER
SLAIN IN NEW YORK
Shot 70 Death at Meeting of Plastcrcrs
Union.

New York, March 1O.-Basilio
Spermo. chairman of the grievance
committee of the Italian branch Of
the Cooperative Pasterers Interna-
tional union, who was shot at meet
ing of the local society died today.
Nicholai Chiodi secretary of the locai
branch was held today as a witness.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
JAPANESE AFTER MORE
TRANSPACIFIC LINERS
Said To BE Negotiating Purchase of
Oceanic Steamers. q

San Francisco March 10-Agents
'of a large japanese steamship com
pany reported to be the Shosen Kaisha
Of osaka, are trying to negotiate the
purchase OF the three liners Of the
Oceanic Steamship company. the Ven
tura. the SuOma and the Sierra.
which are now for sale. The Japa-
nese are believed to wish the Oceanic
steamers for the purpose of establish
ing another Transpacihc line between
San Francisco ana the Orient. which
may be affiliated with the Western
Pacific railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11

Paua, Kas.. March l0.-John Tur-
ner. who was intimately acquainted
with Charles Dickens. the author, died
at his home here today, aged % years,
He was born in York, England, ano
early in life joined the British navy.
He witnessed the coronation of Queen
Victoria.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
Grand Jury Gets Busy,

san Francisco, March lO.-The
members Of the grand jury yesterday
began an investigation into the CON
duct of attorneys and friends of Ab,
raham Ruef, to learn if they had
knowledge of his whereabouts at tho
time they declared under oath they
had no knowledge Of his movements
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
In,ercolonial Tariff Negotiations.

Melbourne, Victoria, March lG.-
According TO the Argus the negotia-
tions for preferential tariff relations
between Canada and Australia have
reached an important stage, Canada
having submitted definite scheme
under which she asks concessions re-
garding fish, lumber, paper and agrl-
cultural Implements.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11

Milwaukee, March l0.--The Mil
waukee Gas Light company, one OF
the properties of the Mcmillan syndi-
cate Of Boston. has announced that In
future rates in Milwaukee will all be
on the so cent basis. Hitherto illum-
mating gas has been sold at 81 and
fuel gas at so cents net
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
OUT OF DANGER
Despite Weakness Physician.
Predicts Complete Recovery
of Little Sufferer Within Two.
Weeks,
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Washington, March l0.-Markedi
provement was shown today in the
condition of Archie Roosevelt the
presidents son, who is ~ With dtph-
iberia. No official bulletins We're Is
sued TO-DAY Surgeon General RiXcY
this afternoon expressed the opialoh
that Archie was practically out or
danger so far as the diphtheria is con-
cerned, but that the disease has left
him in somewhat weakened condi-
ton. He added, however that if no
complications set in the boy should
be well in two or three weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
Floods on the Danube.

Bucharest, March 1O.-The Danube Danube
is thawng rapidly and flooding
thousands of acres of cultivated land
the Inhabitants of which and their
cattle are escaping with great diff
Guilty. The water continues to rise
and the danger sincreasing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
MAIL CLERK COMES
TO GRIEF
Accused of PerniciouS Activity
in Promoting Protective Or
ganization Among Comrades
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san Francisco, March l0.-Hugh q.
Shaug, a postal clerk whose run Is
between Los Angeles and El Paso
was notified yesterday by Division
Superintendent Stephens of the
railway mail service, that he.
would be given three days to show
cause why he should not be suS-
pended. Shaugh was an active pro-
moter of the Brotherhood Of Railway
Postal clerks, and induced many of the
men of the local division 10 join the
order His conduct is declared by his
superiors to be preiudicial to the dis
ciplinc of the service.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11

Cannon and part Of the representa-
tives en- route to the isthmiIs. arrived
here today. Colonel l.. White Busby
said the vesse! had made q fine Voy-
age and that all the members of the
party We're well. The captain of the
Bluecher gave a reception Friday
night in honor Speaker Cannon.
All the representatives came ashore
this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
IlIcctinns in Snain.

Madrid, March 10.-The first day
of the elections of the special elec>
toral bodies which elect half of the
senate the last week of April, resulted
generally today in the success of the
administration candidates
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
British Warship Sails South.

Victoria b, G., March lO.-H, NJ. 5.
SherWater is loading stores and pros
visions at EsCuimault for a trip 10
South America to protect British sub
iects from the war in progress be-
tween Nicarau"a and Honduras.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
prnsnnts plnnderlng E.lntcs.

Bucharest, March 10.-The agita-
tion among the farm laborers in the
Botosani district threatens to assume
large proportions. The peasants are
aggressive and are plundering estates
and farms.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
Chinese To study in Fldncc.

Pekin, March ln.-The army board
has selected Fifteen students from the
Paotingfu Military college to study
military science in France.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
SPEAKER CANNON
REACHES WEST INDIES

st. Thomas u. w. l.. March To-
The Hamburg American line steamer
Bluecher, having on board Speaker
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
THE. GALLUP FUEL
COMPANY CLOES
DOWN MINES
BiSbee People Fail to Take Up
Option and High Operating
Expenses NeCeSSitate the
Shut Down,
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Especial Correspondence Morning journal,
Gallup, n. NJ. March 9,--The CAT
lup Fuel company operating one Of
the largest coal properties in this dis
trict and dispensing about $500
month here in operating expenses and
wages, has closed down its mines in
definitely Shs is the property upon
which Bisbee capitalists recently had
an option ana which it was expected
they would take over. The option.
however. was allowed to expire. The
exact reason for closing the mine is
not given out There is known to be
plenty of coal in the mine. It is said
that for certain reasons the operating
expenses have been unusually high of
late and that a more economical
working arrangement will have To be
agreed upon before the mine is re-
opened.
The OiI situation.
1t is announced that several thous-
and acres of land in the Mckinley
county oil belt has been taken up
lately by eastern capitalists and that
the oil field will be thoroughly pros
pected for "the greasy one of the
greatest oil experts In the county has
reported the surfact indications in this
field splendid and work will soon
which will give the section practical
oil test
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
2 lVW IWWW VNT w " Ut - TTTTT y " ~
66,9S2.S62 barrels used by reiineri'
in this country.
Imports Growing.
Washington, March 10. a stat'

Washington, March 10.A state
ment issued today by the bureau OF
statistics shows that the importations
of manufactured materials continue 10
Increase. The value Of imports Of raw
materials for use in manufactures m
the seven months ending with jam
ary, 1901 was s262000,000 against
$4,000 900 IN the same months OF
last year. while manufactures i'm,
ported for further use In manutac.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
PETROLEUM PRODUCTION
BIG FACTOR IN TRADE
Output for Year Exceeds S175,000,-
600 in Value.

Washington, March 10.-According
to a bulletin issued by the census bu-
reau on petroleum refining in the
United States for the year 1904, there
were 104 petroleum refineries in op-
Grafton. Their total capital was $780,
2SO,541: they employed 1910 wage
earners paid in wages. S9,9h9,3 30 =
used materials costing Sl39,3SI,2 ~ =,
and manufactured products to the
value of St75.0O5.320.
The principal products, together
with the value of each, follow;
Burning oils, including tho different
grades of both Illuminating and fuel
oils. S100.57LS25; residum, S3,l3S,-
361; paraffin oil, $6,210.279; paraffih
wax, $t0.00G274; reduced oils, SIG
704,7S9: naphtha and gasoline, $2l$14,
S37: neutral filtered oils. $L9i2, los,
and al other products, $li,025,S02.
The total volume of refined prod
ucts show substantial! increases In
value between 1900 ana 1905, except
neutral filtered oils, which decreased
1870 per cent, Crude petroleum pro
duccd I'm the United States. In 1904 ag'
gregated l17.063.421 barrels, of which
2667060 barrels were exported anG
66,9S2.S62 barrels used by retineries
in this country.