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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13

bll1locrtloDrl9cll gcltano 5ltrilt-
Id)allclt, befinoen iid belltc nod IN
bliibenOcm 3ultonoc. WorplanO
horf oll6 Der @Nburtsplab Der 3abn.
ur5nelfllnoe genamt meroeL BENT
III baltimore mar eS, no 0o5 critic
5obn0r6tlihc Gollcge ser @clt &c.
grilnOct lullroe, an meldlcm 3nbns
ar5te aus alien @clttbcilen inloirt
boben. Baltimore, Die WctropoIc oes
StooteS, gilt oils ous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Centrum Der Ser. Stoaten; lit cs
nod bier, ipp Die meltberilbmte Sobn5
&optina' llniperiitGt gelegcn iii, uno
1aS Solpital gIeid)en NnnlenS.
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bore uno niiBlihc Safen fobri5irt,
ais in irgenO rincm onberen Stoote
bon glcidcr @r0Bc, Die 5u Spa.
roiua e Foint bcrAcitelte WtorulGnOcr
Stoblihlcnc miro in allen SGnoern
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Siloafrifu Die @ritcn lro I'M rl,i.
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Wan0ldylrct Die &nponcr, luGbrcno
Glclc licNrcidcl tlcllcn brollncn Mrics
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bri3irtcn 3clttrt6 ihlicIcn. Gen in
Baltimore Ncn0dten Nlcrflaihen'
NutcntpcrldIlb ans @lcd uno &orf
fcn1t icOcr EloiNcnbiertrinfcr olli
Dem 0oll5cn G@rocnruno. Iic Mtorp-
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fiir oct1 Nnnlplcrbctricb.
Ait &inlid)t onf flimotiidc Ser
bGltnilie bictct Wiarplono &ortbciic,
mclbc sic ulloeren Staoten nid)t be,
iibcnL uno ca fiir cincn be%gcbrcnsmcr-
therein ElaB mnd)erL ais icocn ulocrn
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nllocrcn Stootet bcs NorbmcItcnS
bollert Scr gSintcr ungci1br licbcn
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lid Der beige Sonnler mGbren0 pol,
Ter nelt1 Wioaote bin. Sn Worplono
hoben mir MIR Snci Wtpnate Wintcr.
uno 5lpnr Soulor unb Sebruar. Der
6riiblin0 mlfobt oie Wonote Wt1r5,
Npril unb Otoi; baum folgcn Die
Commemorate bis Nopembcr, ltno
I'M Ie3enbcr lit Is piel mebr Serbit.
OILS Wintcriuctter. Snt Son1nler lit
c3 bel Gage 3luar lporm, bod miro
Die Stbc bltrtb Die Ndbe beS Ntlanti-
iNcn Sjeona beoeuteno temperirt,
unb bie NGd]tc iino an9enebm fiibl.
Der Sp1tiommer 1T bier inter Dem
Nomen nSnoion = CONNER" be.
tount, sic Sempcrotllr gleiht ais.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13

Die SauIicnoc BON Worpl1nocrn,
bic ocn @ooen, no ibrc @ie9c &c.
ltonocn uno ibrc Sdter leben pbcr
gclcbt, p~erlulicn bobel,, NM mlbcrs.
no ibr Slid 81 ilhcn, mo jett,
Der Ginlaomtg bcs @ouuerrellrS 60
min @orfielo folgcno, ouf od)t Gage
5urildgefcbrt linb ms goitlid)c pG-
tcrlide Snlla, limo ltpl5 ourouf, bub
lie iiA Sobne uno Sod)ter bes Ger
rapin = StoateS" ncnllen fonncn.
&lein lit Morplono ollerbings unb
III GongrcB MIR 0llrd) ad)t Eepru.
1cntalltcl pcrtrctcn. Mber Der 1920
Nllaoratmeilen umfuiienoe Stuot
nit jebt 100000 Ginmpbnern bat
cine iiibrenoe Hole in DEM @eroen
nno Der Gntrpidelung Oes groBcn
mo mudtigen norbamerifanii6en
Stuotcnbunocs g9pielt. Mls Sic
Sormirllng oes Staatenbunocs &c.
plant lpllrOe, beaiiprud)ten Wuiio.
d)lletts, Connecticut, 9tem.Dorf unb
Sirginien groBe SGnoeritreden inn
9toropelten. Warplano aber beitano
oarauf, bnB oieies groBe 5erritorium
fir Die giloune nel1er Staoten Der.
ipanbt nerben ioate. Na6 einenl
Ian9en Sample eewanm Marplono,
llno uni er Stunt fam nit Heht ia,
gen, ser Gater ooer bic Wl1rtter Ser
groBen Stoaten Ohio, Snoiana, SQis
noisy Midigan u1o @isconiin SIT
fem.
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Stootcn Der Norb . Nmcrifonildcll
Union IN eritcr Hcibc. glbcr oelicn
ipobrcr Heid)tbum an G~r5euaniiien
bcroicnt %cbcnioluobl bcfunlt 81 ipcr.
Den, ais Die geruiiier onocrcr Stoo-
ten. SIS lit .oos 2ano Der MGloer
nno Icllcll, Der neiten blouen 9lld)t
nlto 0cs modtigen Strontes," mlo
Die W0lOer lno Scllcn, unb Die lpeite
blollc 9lldt uno Die .nl1htigenSt ro-
me bergen ShGte in ibrem Shoob.
uno scr niQige 0oocn cntiprid)t
reid)lid, jeocr Nllforbcrlln1, lpcld,e
bon pcritdnoigcr Nrbeit an i'm &c.
IteIlt miro. Sn mebrerer Sbeilen
oeS Stuotes iperOen ollie Trobufte
Der %GemoBigten Gone, iorpie einige
Der bolbtropiiden Sriidte in groS.
tenn lleberflub er5euat. @er i'm
CONNER Die @ebirgsgcgeno bltrd)'
manoert, miro bon Oen liebli6cn
2nnoidoftsbiloern III Selo mo @oIo
cnt5iidt. Die reiScnbe S5enerie miro
nirgcnOs iibertroifen, uno liberal!
pereint ii6 oos Niiblid]e nit Dem
S6onen, Der Walb nit Der Glippe II.
Dem Steinbrlld, sic rolbe @ergrpano
nit bent frrdtborcn Ibbong, Die Dor.
iibcripruoelnoen 8eluGIier nit Ser
g%riilten @ieie. Sier birgt li6 Elm an.
mutbiges G6rfhen, bort erbebt iid
cine bliibenoe Staot; bier floppert
cine Wiible, rnb BORT gliibt Elm Sod.
ofen ober lit cine 5abrif in boiler
@irfung. Weiter unten, noe Die lfer
iid ollf Der eincn Seite in ben Soto
mac lnb uuf Der o1oeren Seite in
ben Geloluurc perIenfcr, ltlo iuo Der
ihone Susquebonnu lid einen @eg
our Gbeiapeofe : gni iudt, lit Die
Scenerie elm grobortiges Eutorama
prdftiger Snrn,en uno Sbitgarten,
ii6 pinoenoer Sliiiie unb idottiger
@aloer. @om 8ebirge bis 5umIfecr
lit Der Staat bon Ser Natllr nit MI
lem geIearet iporoen, mas benz Mliae
gefGQt unb sic REMEMBERING bes
Menihen errcat. 81 bieien @orSii.
gen geIellte iidl nod Sic Der antpeien-
belt ciier cipiliiir4en itno g%aitfreunb.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13

Wooern.- Sremoer gum Gin
beimiihen): .Nlio mar Mil es iest
bltrdieben, Dab Ser Srt sur Staot er.
boben pirb2" - ginbeimiiber: ga
= Sen Sfuloer nod) fonnten mir
iton IGngit Staot iein!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
Ser Stol5 leiner S6bne nnb 16@ter.
6ibrenoe @ooc int tueroenbcm Staatcnbuao.


9cttetc 1914 bic ltuabbGngiafch Der Scr. Staatcn. lit bas Gcatrnm
Der @tHcnidaft III Der ncucn ydt. IcigipnSfrcibcit bier p-
{ crit e%tnsetHbrt. - 3ablrcide 5nontre- nna SanOcs lntcrneb-
mmnscn uorbamocn. - Sanoel nno sdpHfaGrt, Ndrban nuo 81
idcrci, Sersbam nnb %Gicubabncn Die Sricbicocr ocS @amscn. - Gin
5imues amf Die Stabtc in Marnlanb. = Baltimore bic Mcrupolc
bs staahs nnS bcs sauscn sHoemS. - 9s mirc alma ,icht
bcnfdc Nfcrbancr ans bonn fahcn Wuromcitn brran.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
CONFERENCE WINDS
UP PROLONGED SESSION

The Hague Oct. 1S.-Joseph II.
Choate. head of the American delega-
ton. today signed the final act Of the
peace conference and the convention
adjourned.
In closing his speech at this after
moons session. President Nelidoff
said:
Thanks were expressed to the au-
gust initiator of the conference, his
majesty the Emperor of Russia. The
conference, | hope. Will today render
homage to the president Of the United
States, who first proposed the meeting
of the second conference, by authoriz-
ing me to send the following tele-
gram:
"The delegates to the second peace
conference, having finished their
work and remembering with gratitude
the initial proposition made for its
convocation by the president of the
United States, present to him their
respectful homage"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
MAGILLS fOUN Nd
GU|LTLESS
Verdict of Jury Frees Illinois
Couple Charged With Muir
der of Woman.
IBy Moraing J..nrnaI speclal Lea.ed Wire.


Decatur Ills. oct. 1S.--Acting un-
der instructions from Judge Cochran,
the jury tonight rendered verdict ac-
quitting Fred Magi1 and his wife of
the charge Of numbering Mas. Pet Ma
gin the first wife OF Magil In his
instructions the judge said the state
had failed to prove the corpus delictt
The verdict was greeted with cheers
in spite of the efforts Of the court to
maintain lordcr. The crowd in the
court room hurried forward and Of
fercd congratulations to the Magills.
The jury afterward filed by and each
shook hands with the defendants.
on May 81 last Mrs Pet Magill was
found dead in her home at Clinton
H.. and "A post-mortem examination
held six weeks after her death show
cd that she had been suffocated by
chiuiufurm. on July =. in Denver
Colo. Fred X. Magill. her husband
and Miss Fay Graham, a young wom-
an who had been close friend of
the family. were married.
Four days later in San Diego, Cal
Magill and his second wife were ar
rested on charge Of numbering the
first Mrs Magill They were brought
back 10 Clinton and secured "A change
Of venue TO this city. IN the trial the
state claimed that Magill and Miss
Graham. by their conduct, had driven
Mrs Magill 10 suicide and were there
fore guilty OF murder. The defense
introduced letters written by Mrs Ma
gill shortly before her death. in which
she complained Of "unbearable head
achcs'' and constant "nagging" Of her
husbands relatives. Witnesses also
testified that Mrs. Magill had often
talked OF committing suicide. In a
letter written TO him before her death
Mrs Magill asked him 10 marry Fay
Graham in case anything should hap
pen 20 her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
GAMBLER IS BARRED
FROM. JURY
Prosecutor Heney Bitterly Ar
raignS Member of Panel
Summoned to Try Attorney
Accused Of Bribery,

IHy Morning journal Special Leased wire|
san Francisco, Oct. iS.-Inside In
formation OF crap games. BLACK
jack" "chuck-a-luck" and bridge
whist. coupled with charges OF inn
morality and perjury flung into the
teeth of a qualified juror by Prosecut-
or Francis ]. Heney, enlivened the
closing hours of todays session OF tho
Ford bribery trial and incidentally
provoked from Attorney A. A. Moore.
OF the defense. speech remarkable
for It's Off-hand fluency and satirical
force.
The prosecution desired to be rid.
without exercising one OF its five per-
emptory challenges Of Harry IA. Berg.
the first Of the twelve jurors. accept
ed subject 10 arbitrary dismissal and
with this object In view reopened his
exa mination. He Is Fillmore street
cigar dealer and yesterday he testified
that gambling was not carried on In a
room In the rear OF his stand This
statement did not tally with what De-
tective william J. Burns knew of the
place, and this afternoon Heney fore
ed from Berg admissions that only "A
short time before the recent appoint
mcnt Of Chief Of Police Biggy many
games were regularly con-
Quoted there; also that he himself had
"gambicd al bridge whist in the rear
room no longer ago than last night.
After long and bitter fight put ap
hy Ford's lawyers. Honey suct del So
having Berg removed from the panel
"as un unfit and immoral person.
periurer aud one of the Niciously op-
posed to the enforcement Of law"
Twenty-Five men were examined to-
day Eight passed the qualification
tests and completed the probationary
panel Adjournment was taken until
Monday morning. when percmpt0ry
,hali,nEss will Doe exercised.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19

may say that / have steadfastly re-
Trained from becoming associated IN
any manner with factional controver-
sizes. | have no connection with or
interest I'm the ambitions or efforts Of
rivals for political preferment or po-
litical leadership, in any locality or In
the state at large. | desire to see
party activities conducted honorahly,
the freest expression of popular choice
and to have party organization repre-
sent the untrammeled wish OF the
members OF the party without any in
reference on the part of the eXecu-
tive. To this end / have favored the
adoption OF plan for direct nomina-
tions and have favored a permissive
bill, so that the plan could have "A fair
trial in the communities where 1t has
the support of public sentiment II is
of great Importance, in my judgment.
that the discharge Of the duties OF the
governorship should not be embar-
rassed by attempts at political man
agement. such is the power of the
office that II lends itself easily to ef-
forts at political control. and such "a
use of the office is, / believe fraught
with danger to the interests Of the
people of the state.
Il am frequently asked to express
approval or disapproval of party ac-
ton or OF particular candidates..
Should / do so 1t would fairly be in
cumbent upou me to pronounce upon
such action ~ candidates. in advance,
and thus to attempt To determine the
H.. - t,f
done In one case IL would be inevi-
table that it should he done in many
eases, with consequent responsibility.
If such responsibility he assumed il
must be accompanied by action, by
such attention 10 matters OF manage
ment as would he commensurate with
responsibility and would Justify lts as
sumption. The result Is certain. EN-
periencc shows YOU cannot stop short
Of IT, If such course be taken either
the governor (and he cannot separate
himself from his office Will be IN un-
disputed control Of party management
and become party boss. or he VIII
be involved in continual contests foi
maintenance of his political influence
and prestige Now | do not aim To
be a party boss want simply To be
governor during my term. The only
alternative 10 the course that | have
criticised Is to divorce the governor
ship from political cntanglements, to
keep it's influence free from contro-
vcrsies that do not concern the Of
flee. and my conception of the duties
the responsibilities and the power for
good of that office forbids me from
throwing its weight or attempting to
exercise it's power except for the pur-
pose of performing its constitutional
functions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
STEAMERS CRASH
IN DENSE FOG
Water Tight CompartIner IS
Save Many Lives When YES
sells Collide on Puget Sound,
10y Morning Journal special Leased wire.I

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.I
Vancouver B. c., oct. lA-ln a
dense fog the Canadian Pacific rail-
way steamer Tartar. from Vancouver
for Hong Kong. colllded with the
steamer Charmer. OF the same line.
from Victoria for Vancouver. The col
lision occurred al . O'Clock off the
Sandhead lights at the mouth Of Fra
zcr river. but on account Of the fog
the steamers could not get into VAN
couver withsthc news Of the accident
until noon today The Charmer
struck the Tartar squarely on the port
bow. cutting through the Tartars
plates and crumpiing the Charmers
bows Both vessels began 90 I'm but
the compartment bulkheads kept
them from sinking. Both ships start
ed back to Vancouver after the
Charmer's passengers had been trans
rerrcd 10 the Tartar. They remained
outside 81 port with their pumps GO
ing until noon. Both vessels are seri-
ousIy damaged
The Charmer has arrived al van
,,uver with her bow badly crumpied.
The Tartar was beachcd at kathaline.
near Vancouver. to prevent her sink
ing. She has twenty-eight feet Of wa
ter In her hold. The Tartar was bound
for Kobe. Japan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
EXAM|NER|N CHARGE
OF BUTTE BANK
DepoSitorS, Mostly Working
People, Remain Optimistic
Despite Difficulties of Heinze
Institution,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirc. !
Helena. Mont, Oct. lS.-According
to long distance telephone messages
to the Associated Press from Butte.
received tonight. there has been prac-
tlcally no developments la the State
Savings bank situation there today.
State Bank Examiner Collins today
assumed charge OF the situation. and
after making a hurried inspection Of
the books announced that from the
figures at hand, the bank is In % bet
ter condition than when II submitted
its last quarterly report to him. The
whole question. however, Is said to de-
pend upon the value Of the collateral
which the institution holds on out
standing loans
The deposltors. who principally are
working men and women. were cheer
tut to-day over the outlook
Examiner Collins Is making a thor
ough Investigation Of the banks books
and viii later make a statement 60 the
The silver Bow National bank
which is also controlled boy r. =
lfciuzc. g. said DO be safe and will not
Doe Involved in the copper msEuatcs
financial difncultics There was mo-
sign of a run on phls institution Toe
day.
The officers nf tho state Savings
bank tonight refused tu make any
statement saying that tHe back is nov
iu the hands Of the State examiner
snd that any official statement given
out must come from him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
I1rmer-' Convention.

Oklahoma CITY, okla, Oct. ia
large audience was present when the
Farmers National congress met to-
day. n. B. Watson. Of Kearney, Neh..
delivered an address on Dry Farm
ing" showing how the principles de-
veioped could be used 20 advantage
even in regions where the rainfall Is
usually sufficient
President John NJ. Stahlin. in his
annual address. said that the year has
been one Of unusual seasonal vicissi-
tudes. reducing the crops. vet because
or higher prices. the farmers Of the
United states will receive billion
dollars more than last year The
farmers money. unlike that Of cap
talns Of high finance. he pointed out
Is clean and no other class Is being
so thoroughly and widely educated as
the farmers Of this country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
PLOT AGAINST TAFT
PRONOUNCED FAKE

Manila. p. /. oct. 1S.-Reports
were made to the LOCAL police yester-
day by a priest that an attempt was
To be made to throw bomb at Sec
retary Taft while he was attending a
reception at the Jesuit college. but a
careful investigation failed 10 disclose
any foundation for the statement. The
secretary was closely guarded. Pre-
vious to taking part in round Of enr
tertainments today the secretary held
a conference with Governor General
Smith. member Of the Philippine
and prominent officials
OF lower rank. The Philippine assem-
bly, today completed organization OF its
various committees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
NEGROES WITH
RAzORS DEFY
P OL|CE
LIVELY RIOT STARTS
IN PRAYER MEETING
Brave Officer Loses Life in At
tempt to QueII Disturbance
in Darktown Quarter of New
Orleans,
In, MornIns Iournnl speeIal Lea.ed wIrs.l

tBy Morning Journnl Special leased wirel
New Orleans oct. tS-A party of
negroes barricaded themselves in
downtown house tonight and started
small riot One policeman was killed.
several were wounded aud one negro
was wounded and five were arrested.
The trouble started In front of the
Second German PRESBYTERIAN church
At Claiborne ana Annette streets. dur
ing services tonight, when several ne
groes became bolsterous Patrolman
.Cambions. who attempted to arrest
them. was killed The negroes ran to
nearby house. which they barricad-
ed. with shotguns, revolvers and ra-
zors, they awaited the police, a few
Of whom gathered quickly and storm
Ell the house. Sergeant Wheatley was
mortaly wounded and Patrolman
Weneck ana Corporal j w Dunn re-
ceivod serious wounds The negroes
were captured after the house had
been set on fire.
Patrolman Cambions was killed by
a knife thrust. and his body lay for a
considerable time in front OF the bar
ricaded house. no one daring To move
Il. About hair an hour after his death
a small detail Of policemen made a
rush upon the house. half a dozen Of
them falling to the pavement. shot by
the negroes from the windows. The
police were driven To shelter, carrying
the wounded men with them. For
more than "A quarter of an hour the
negroes we're the masters Of the
neiehborhood, while the police col
lcted q force Of twenty-five men to
renew the attack This larger squad
surrounded the house SO that no one
could escape. and after finding that
threats and shooting were Of no avail,
set fire TO a fence behind the house.
The smoke drove the negroes from
cover. They b.nke for safety singly,
the first one out falling mortaiiy
wounded. while the next two rushed
out with empty hands held over their
heads and begged for mercy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
ALLEGED LAND FRAUDS
HELD TO FEDERAL COURT
Prominent Wisconsin Ciii1cns Must
Pace Jury at Denver.

Milwaukee. Wis. oct. ls.-SlN
prominent Milwaukee men charged
with conspiracy 10 defraud the gov
ernment out of valuable coal lands in
Colorado. we're today held FOR trial az
Denver United states Commissioner
Bloodgood having held that the gov
ernment had made out = prima facie
case. The men thus implicated are
Guy ID. Goff. Charles p. Hunter r
J. Pereies and J. n. Pereies ~ the
Wisconsin Coal MINING company. and
Chauncey Jones and Eli : Arnold. q
the Federal Coal and Iron company.
They we're remanded to the custody
of the sheriff here Meanwhile the
defendants secured writs - haheas
corpus from Judge Qusries. in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
MURDER
WANDERING LAB0RER
Desperate Nttcmpt Ia Rob HoX Car
Ttatri"r~ in Oregon Results
in killing

Ashland. Ore. Oct. 1s--Oue man O.
dead sud two others wounded follow
ug au attempt made last night fu rob
them. The men. who were farm Ia
b0rers. we're on their way from ba-
koti tp Reddlng Cal They were in
box car loaded With lumber Just
after the train had passed Stcinman,
station IN the southern Pacific.
mine miles from Ashland. three Young
fellows boarded the car and ordered
the men te throw un their hands
Charles Pink. Who is believed O. be
from Downs kas.. was shot tn the
head. diving in fea hours. Zach %
his iwe companions Wss shot Ia the
leg The hiEhwaymen Jumped from
toe train and escaued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
Fairbanks Favors waterway Projet.

Chicago. oct. 1S.-The need oi I'M
provinr the navigs bic inland water
WAYS viii be the chief topic 20 be dis
cusscd by Vice President Fairbanks
during Ills tour of Iowa and Texas
which opens az sioux City tonight
There is no doubt" Mr.. Fairbanks
aid while here. "that by deepening
many ~ the inland streams the freisn'
rates 90 transportation would pe i'W-
cred in the same proportion as though
the Mississippi project we're coinpiei-
Cd ~. l hone b vii be.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-19
WARL|KE CH|NKS IN
BLOODY BATTLE
Rival TongSmen in Philadelphia
Use Pistols and Knives to
Adjust Differences; Three
Reported Dead,

by Morning journal Spectsi Leased Wire'l
Philadelphia, Oct. 1S.-A fight be-
tween two Chinese in Chinatown this
afternoon developed into a riot the
rival Tong societies taking sides Pts
tolls and knives were freely used in the
crowd on the quarters, and 1t Is re-
ported that three Of the participants
were killed
The police reserves from the tender
loin districts were hastily summoned,
and had great difficulty I'm quelling
the disturbance. Many arrests We're
made. one Chinaman was killed and
several wounded.
There had been considerable trouble
among the Chinese colony. Before
policemen on duty there today could
separate the two men who were fight
ing in the streets. Cinnamon poured
from all the houses and free-for-all
fight ensued.