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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
President Small Claims Opera
tors Will Win, But Declines
to Fix Date Of Probable Set
tIement,
ARBITRATION MUST COME
FROM OUTSIDE SOURCE
Officials of Commercial Com
panieS Profess Satisfaction
With Situationi ounkerS
Will Not Be Taken Back,

New York Sept. 20.-Thomas L.
Mahan and Arthur G. Douglass, Off
cials of the local telegraphers' union,
had no authority to go to Washington
and request Labor Commissioner Neill
to take steps looking to the arbitra-
tion of the present strike, according to
a statement at the headquarters of
the strikers union in this city today.
1t was stated they had no other au
thority than to announce the demands
upon which the union would insist. 1t
was also declared on behalf of the
union that the New York local union
has not adopted a resolution calling
for arbitration. President Small said
today that the situation is more hope
full within the last three days than It
has been since the strike began. 81 do
not look for a speedy termination or
the strike and the negotiations now
pending may last week or ten days.
He added: "The telegraph compan-
les and the strikers cannot get to-
gether Arbitration must come, if it
comes at all, from third and outside
source"
General Superintendent Brooks or
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany said today that his company had
nothing to arbitrate. I'VE have all
tne men we ueSlfet SAID BrOOkS, "anQ
there Is no need for us to seek to Sc
cure the services of the men who left
the employ Of the company. Further
more, we will never again tolerate the
conditions that existed before the
strike. There are 175 operators who
were employed in this city by this
company before the strike who will
never again secure work with the
company They are all trouble maxi
ers"
Edward j. Nally vice president and
general manager of the Postal Tele-
grab and Gable company. sent the fol-
lowing telegram today to all Postal
superintendent;
There is not the slightest ground
for the report that we are to arbitratc
with the strikers, Notify all offices
and assure all that there will be no
compromise and to pay no heed to
reports to the contrary"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
OIL TRUST SECRETS
Barred IN COURT
Books Produced Show Earn
ingS of Between Eight and
Nine Hundred Million Dollars,

New York, Sept 20.-The account
Rnts for. the government are still en-
gagged on'thc reeords of the liquidating
trustees and the ledger obtained from
the Standard oil company, and while
the examination has not been fully
completed, IL is said today that the
books show that since 1882 to tho
present time the oil combine has earn
ed between eight hundred and nine
hundred million dollars
John u. Rockefeller now owns
2i7,G92 shares Of the stock of the
Standard oil company of New Jersey.
according to the testimony of w IL.
Tilford treasurer of that company,
given In the federal action today. As
Standard oil stock was last quoted at
$4iO a share, Rockefellers holdings
are worth nearly one hundred and
nine million dollars. The holdings Of
William Rockefeller were stated by
Tlford to be II 200 shares and those
of ~ II Rogers, 5000 shares.
Some of the Standard oil company
books wanted by the government
counsel engaged in these proceedings
toward the dissolution of the corpora
ton, have not yet been produced but
several important books have been
forthcoming. The agreement of 1882.
signed by most of the men now in the
front ranks Of the Standard oil COM
pany ownership and management, was
put in evidence by Frank b. Kellogg,
the government special counsel and
its authenticity was admitted by the
company's lawyers. How Kellogg OBJ
tained possession OF this document Is
not known. 1t Is said that Detective
Finn. head of the New York branch
of the United States secret service, has
conferred with Kellogg since the hear
ing began here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
GAR Volunteers
TO HELP SHAH
Polite Note Hints Strongly at
Armed Intervention Unless
Disorders Are Not Quickly
Suppressed,

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 2O.--The Ros-
sla today published an official note
confirming the reports that Russia
has made immediate use of the free
hand given her under the terms or
the Anglo Russian treaty. The RUS
sian minister at Teheran has stated
to the Persian government that the
Russian government has followed with
friendly interest the labors OF the
Persian national assembly In endeaY>
orlng to bring about reforms but re-
gretted that under the new regime
disorders had occurred affecting RUS
sian interests and added that " Per-
sian authorities we're unable to put
down the disturbance II might becom-
necessary for Russia TO take steps IN
the direction of military intervention
on her own account.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
CONVENTION CLOSED

Norfolk, Va. Sept. 20,-Major j.
Barry Mahool, of Baltimore, Md, was
unanimously elected president of the
League of American Municipalities to-
day. Former President Dunno, of Chi
cago. was presented with handsome
loving cup on behalf Of the conven-
tion
The convention adjourned after Sc
lecting Omaha for the 1908 convention
over Los Angeles ana other cities
Municipal ownership constituted the
principal subject Of discussion at the
closing session Edward a. Moffitt.
secretry of the National Civic Fedora
tion's investigating committee,a oppos-
ed municipal ownership. His strong
address was answered by President
Dunno, of Chicago. who advocated
municipal ownership. In the absence
Of H. ]. Gonden, of Chicago a paper
prepared by him in opposition to mu-
nicipal ownership was read by Coun-
Gilman Young Of Kansas city.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
MRS. JOY RECEIVERS FROM
EXCITING EXPERIENCE
Unfortunate Lady Has Not Yet De-
cidcd How She Came TO Take TO the
pathlcss Forest.

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal.I
Grand Canyon. Arlz.. Sept. 20.-Mrs.
Charles Frederick JOY, who was lost
El Tovar hotel, Is rapidly recovering
from her somewhat strenuous experi-
ence. Mrs. JOY has not yet deter
mined on the exact cause which leo
her to leave the well beaten trail and
take TO the trackfess forest.
At s o'clock Mr.. JOY left III TOvar
hotel 10 go down the trail 10 the bot
tom OF the canyon, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas LOngworth. Mrs. JOY did not
want 10 go. saying she would taks
the ride in the Grand View stage and
return to the hotel In time for 6
O'Clock dinner with the LongwOrths.
When few miles from III Tovar.
Mrs. JOY asked the stage driver to
stop. as she desired to walk. As Mrs.
JOY walked much alone, no objection
was made. She was not seen again.
At 8 o'clock in the afternoon the
Longworths and Mr.. Joy returned
from the trail trip and Mrs. JOY was
lowed. which resulted IN the discovery
Of Mrs. joy leaning against tree In
a half-faintlng condition. Walter Hub
bell and Miller Herblnger We're the
guides vino found her and brought
her back 70 the hotel. hut for the of-
iicient guide system of the hotel It is
not improbable that Mrs. JOY would
have suffered seriously from her ex-
perlence A. II Is. she Il now CONF
plelely recovered.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
SHELLS IN
MIMIC WAR
Foreigners Excluded From
PruSSian Army ManeuverS
Where Kaiser Wilhelm in in
Personal CHARGE.

Rosen, Prussia, Sept. 23.-Emperor
William is personally watching the
siege operations which German
troops are carrying out near here, on
the same general lines as those of the
Japanese at Port Arthur.
Many heavy long range guns and
numerous batteries of field artillery
are engaged the distinguishing fea-
ture being the firing of live proiectile
against improvised Notifications. As
the artillery is using shells with fun
bursting charges, the ground has been
cleared of inhabitants and animals. It
Is understood that these operations
are the result of the gigantic siege
experiments conducted by the French
army last year. No permission has
been given to foreign officers to wit
ness these maneuvers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
FINED THE HOBO 20
MILLION DOLLARS
Arizona Judge, as an Alternative, Gave
Him Two Hours TO Leave Town;
Prisoner Asked for Check Book.

Phoenix. Sept 2O.-Judge Perry
Williams. of Marlcopa, Is stickler for
order within certain limits and the
other day he also showed that he
was an observer Of judicial precedent.
Maricopa Is one OF the principal sta
tions on the great hobo route across
the continent That is the place
whore the most OF the hobo passcn-
gers get dltched. They lnger about
the station whiting for an outlet aud
many Of them give way 10 lawless
Tendencies
Justice williams orders them arr
rested In the evening and they are
chained to stake on the desert untll
next morning when they are given a
more or less summary trial. II Is
TOO expensive TO send thom 10 Flor
ence, the county seat The court there
fore administers an alternative sem
tence consisting of an hour OF two To
pot out Of the bailwlck. The defend
ant after his night on the desert u.s.
ually accepts the alternative.
The other day a hobo who had been
SO chnined out was brought before the
court and was promptly convicted IN
nr0n0uncing his doom Judge Williams
said. IT o. the Judgment OF TINS
court that YOU are guilty NJ charged
and this court. following the precedent
recently aet bv another learned ana
eminent iurist Of the east viii assess
against vou n fine Of S2a,400.n00, or.
as an alternative, this court viii give
Won two hours to get out Of town.
The hobo rose. bowed and said;
Judge. will YOU please Jet me have
a check book dislike 90 part with
81 large sum IN "a single lump, but
circumstances compel me 10 do II. I
am. az YOU may observe In III health.
and am travelling on the advice Of my
family physician. who has warned me
against doing anything precipltable.
fear The result on mg heart of the
snddennese Of action involved IN Your
alternative Let me have the check
ho0l0f
It II needless 60 say he hlked.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
FORMER MINISTER TO UNITED
STATES BACK OF MOVEMENT

Washington, Sept 20.--The inn
portant edict referred to in the Pellin
cablegram, relative to the establish
ment of a council of deliberation has
been in the course of preparation f0f
more than six months. AS in the case
of Japan, America is rea ly to lend
every assistance to China in adop ing
more modern methods of governmen,
and in attaining the rank ol Il fully
civilized state.
There is reason to believe that the
decision of the throne to publish the
edict at this time was the immediate
result of the return to China of Sir
Chen Tung Liang Cheng, who spent
the best part of his four years stay
in Washington in devising plans for
the Inauguration of reforms in
the administrative systems in China.
While the purpose of the edict
is to secure a constitutional or par
liamentary form of government,
the Chinese people are not
ready through ineXperience for a full
fiedged parliament. intermediate
steps are provided for in the decree.
The most important is the creation OF
a ministry for the discussion of state
AFFAIRS The purpose of this body
is to evolve reform measures through
a conference between the great vice.
roys or their delegate representatives
and head men to be chosen by the cit
les and towns directly.
When such preliminary laws are
adopted as will insure local self-goy-
ernment through the leaders chosen
by the people themselves, 1t will be
time to consider the next step namet,
the selection of the delegates to a
convention In the nature of a parlia-
ment. SO in fact China is following
closely I'm the footsteps of the Russian
government in it's efforts to establish a
constitutional parliament.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
DANCING GIRLS DRIVEN
FROM YUKON COUNTRY

Seattle Wash, Sept. 20.-Dozens of
dancing girls, variety artists and mu-
sicians, thrown out of employment by
the act of the Yukon legislature abol-
ishing musicahalls. are arriving in
Seattle from Dawson and other places
IN the Yukon. During the palmy days
OF the gold country the proprietors of
dancing halls and burlesque theaters
reaped harVests and hundreds of stage
folk were attracted to Alaska by the
high salaries offered. Nearly all OF
these were thrown out of employment
by the new law and many are still
stranded In DAWSON.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
SCHOOL TEACHER
STRANGLED
Chicago Woman Found Dead
in Bedi Neck Broken by
Linen Bandi Negro Janitor
Suspected,

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept 20.-Mrs Lillian
White Grant, kindergarten teacher in
the public schools. was found dead In
bed today I'm her home at $500 Mad
ison avenue. Her neck was broken
by piece Of linen cloth twisted about
the throat. Mrs. Grants empty purse
was found later in the office of a ply
slclan fifty feet distant.
The police suspect a cOlored chore
man of the neighborhood. Mrs. Grant
was intending to move and had en-
gagged two men to carry her furni-
ture. One of them went to her room
yesterday morning, and seeing the
body lying across the bed, withdrew,
thinking the woman was asleep. To-
day he went again, and finding the
body in the same position, notified
the police.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
TURBINE DESTR0YERS

Washington. Sept Secretary
Metcaf today warded the contract
for the construction of five torpedo
boat destroyers, provision for which
was made by the last congress and
bids for which were opened at the
navy department about a month ago.
ders: william Cramp e. Sons, two
ships of S5Sb.000 each Bath Iron
Works. two ships. sG24.0OO each New
York Ship Building company. one ship
AZ S645 900. The hulls Of all these
vessels hrc 10 be built on plans pre-
pared By the navy department and the
machinery on plans proposed by the
bidders
Turbine machines nf the Persons
type are 20 be Installed IN all ships.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
MONTOYA TOO I'LL
TO Be ARRESTED
Marshal Finds Thoreau Saloon
Keeper Charged With Selling
Liquor to Indians in Critical
Condition.

J. H. smith. deputy United States
marshal. returned to Albuquerque last
night from Thoreau. where he went
TO serve warrant upon Jose Mon
toya. sal0onkeeper al that place,
who. with Charles Jones. also Of that
place. was indicted by the federal
grand jury Tuesday for selling lluuo,
TO Indians.
When Smith arrived IN the lumber
ramp 10 serve the warrant and place
Montoya under arrest. he found him
sick in bed and 80 III that the phyal-
clan said It WAS impossible for him
TO be moved
Friends of Montoya offered to 60 his
bond for his appearance here when
able 70 be efralgned on the charge
a number Of local men friends of
both Jones and Montoya say that the
charges against them have 10 bo
trumped up and that the allegation
that they sold liquor 10 InoIanH 4
false. Il being made by enemies eho
are seeking g ruin them beth.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
WOMAN KILLED IN
CAR CRASH
Brakes Fail to Work on ST ep.
San Francisco Gradei TloI-
Icy Runs Into Santa Fe Lo-
ComOtiVe,

San Francisco. Sept. 20,--A street
car on the Kentucky street line of the
United railways this afternoon crash
cd into a Santa Fe engine at the cor
ner Of Twenty-flfth and Kentucky
streets. Mrs. Mclaughlin was in
stantly killed and three other persons
so badly injured that they were taken
to the Petrero branch hospital. Mrs.
Mclaughlin, who was killed was
pinned between the locomotive and
the street car, and nearly half an hour
elapsed before she was extricated. She
was the mother Of DR.. A. Mclaughlin,
OF this city. Motorman Anton Aftlin
was placed under arrest. He stated
to the police that while the car was
on the down grade the brakes failed
TO work.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
STRONG GARRISON TO
KEEP ORDER IN ROME
Walls Of City PIacarded by Anti
Clerical Appeals TO Socialists.

Rome. Sept 20.--Seven hundred
additional troops were brought into
Rome during the day In order TO re-
force the garrison and prevent dis0r
ders the walls Of the city were placar-
ded with appeals 10 people to Com
plete the antl-clerieal Victory at the
coming municipal elections"
This being the thlrty-seventh ami
versary Of the occupation of Rome
by the Italian troops and the fall OF
the temporal power OF the papacy, all
the armed guards In the vatican were
detailed TO watch the entrance 10 the
apostolic palace or patrol the garden
and cOurtvards.
The pope has issued a prohibition
against any members. male or female,
OF monastic institutions quitting their
confines and appearing In public to-
day. Tho king has given his personal
assurance 10 the papal authorities
that every possible procautlon Will be
taken TO protect the lives and prop,
ei'ty Of the priests. and Il Is believed
that any widespread attempt at vi0-
lenee can be checked by the police
and troops
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
GRAND JURYMEN MUST
MAKE GOOD ON CHARGES
Investigation of Alleged Coercion to
InGict Senator Borah Begun
nj RoiSp

Boise, Sept. 20,-In charging the
special grand jury sworn in today
Judge Whitson dealt at length upon
the case against United States District
Attorney Ruick. Mr.. Ruick is charg-
ed by members of the last regular
grand jury with practically forcing
them to return land fraud indictments
against senator Rorah and others,
Judge Whitson held that the present
against District Attorney Ruick only
If It were shown that he acted in the
case with corrupt motives i'm view. The
jury was instructed that if they found
that the charges made by the mem
bors of the former jury were false, in
dictments should he returned against
the men making the charges.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
BURSUM HEARING IS
ON AT SILVER CITY
Late Arrival OF Santa Fe Train Makes
IL Necessary to Continue Argument
on Exceptions Until Saturday.

The last report received by the
Morning Journal last night from Sill
to the late arrival of the Santa Fe
train from the onrth, bringing Attor-
ney General A. b. Fall and others, it
had been impossible to complete the
hearing in the mater of the exceptions
to the report of the referee in the
case of Fl. o. Bursum VS.. the Territory
in which Bursum is suing for an ac-
counting of his financial transactions
as superintendent of the New Mex
leo penitentiary.
Telegraph offices close in Silver
City at Z o'clock and it has therefore
been impossible to obtain any deailed
report of the proceedings.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
BARREN VICTORY FOR
MINNESOTA RAILROADS
Temporary Injunction Against State
Rate Law Despite Which Rates
Stay I'm Effect.

st. Paul, Sept 2O.-Judge Lochren
In the federal court this afternoon
granted a temporary order on the APP
plication of ten railroads as against
the states new passenger and freight
rates. with the provision that the rates
as now being enforced stand until the
hearing on the merits Of the case may
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
DAWN Of HOPE
FOR CHINESE
REFORMERS
PRELIMINARY STEPS
TO FORM PARLIAMENT
Commission Authorized to Pre-
pare Feasible Plan to Place
Government on a Basis of
Western Civilization.

Pekin, Sept. 2O.-An imperial edict
was issued today authorizing Prince
Pu Lun and Prince Sun Chi, in CO.
operation with the grand council of
the empire, to frame resolutions for
the establishment Of a council of de-
liberation to aid the government in
laying the foundations for parlia-
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
NEW WORKERS NEED HAVE
NO FEAR OF INVASION

New York, Sept 2O.-Even if the
entire navy should be engaged else
where, New Workers need have no
fear for the safety of their homes In
the case of an attack by "a hostile
fleet, according to a statement made
by General Fred Dent Grant today.
Il am convinced" says the command
er of the department of the east,
that the gunners in my department
can shoot SO well that they can put
warships out of action fully as fast as
they can come within range of the
city"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21

be had and determined and hearing
has had on the application of the
stockholders of ten Minnesota rail-
roads for a temporary injunction re-
straining the operation of the two
cent fare and the freight rates estab-
lished by the state. Tke hearing
lasted fourteen days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
SH0EMAKER'S STRIKE
GENERAL IN ST, LOUIS

St Louis, Sept. 20.-The strike of
the shoe cutters resulted in general
strike of the shoe workers today, and
eighteen factories in st. Louis. em-
blowing 100000 men. are idle
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21

ment engineers: Clifford Pinchot, head
of the government forestry depart
ment; James Newell, chief engineer in
the irrigation service; G. Knox Smith.
OF the bureau of corporations. and DR.
w. J, McGee, of the government geo
logial survey.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
CONSTANTINE TAKES
STAND IN OWN DEFENSE
Accused Murderer Declares Alleged
Victim Cut Her Throat Because
of Domestic Troubles.

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-Frank J. Con-
stantine, on trial for the murder Of
Mrs. Louisa Gentry, took the stand in
his own defense today He said that
when he engaged a room in the Gen
try house he told Mrs Gentry that his
father was a rich italian real estate
man, and that he was a descendant
of the royal family in Italy. He told
of often hearing Mr. and Mrs Gem
try quarrelng. on the day of the
tragedy he told MIS-, Reutry that he
was about to leave the city. She
asked him to take her with him. Upon
his refusal to comply with her request,
Constantine says. she cut her throat.
In carrying her to the door of Dr. Doc
hertys office he got blood on his coat,
and fearing arrest fled.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
MUST PROVIDE LONG
SHEETS IN SLEEPERS
Pennsylvania Health Commissioners
Regulates Bed Clothes i'm
Pullman Cars.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept 2O.-The
state health commissioner ordered to-
day that the sheets in all berths of
the sleeping cars must hereafter be
sufficiently long to turn over at least
two feet to prevent the blanket from
coming in contact with the face of the
occupant. Also, that porters must not
brush passengers in aisles.
South Dakota Cuts Passenger Fare.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Sept. 20.-The
state board of railroad commissioners
today adopted resolutions reducing
the maximum passenger fares III
South Dakota from to 21s cents a
mile to become effective October is.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21

Lincoln. Neb. Sept. 2O.--The Me-
braHka supreme court has handed
down an opinion holding tnat a per-
son cannot devise Interest In timber
clnima unless patent hns been Is
sued. 4H nNt rff ft
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
ClOlposz Dcnirs Hes n Pnunt

CZOlgOsz Denies He's Pauper.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept 20.-The pa
rents Of Leon Czolgosz the slayer OF
President Mckinley are not in need
of charity as was reported, 81 am
comfortably situated" said Czolgosz
today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-31

Wright's Wool Fleece Under
wear; 100 value, at 65c
Mems Hygiene Fleece Under
wear, 65C value, at---45C
Mems Australian oolRibbed
Underwear, at ---$1.25
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-31

Mems Black Sateen Shirts,
75c value, 800
Mems Blackhide Twill Work
Shirts, Csc value, at 800
Mems Soft Bosom Dress
Shirts, 75c value, at 48c
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-07

turn in short time and open a straw.
berry garden and nursery.
Mr.. Butler has evolved new variety
of strawberry over which he grows
very enthusiastic. 1t is called the
Irena. OF this variety he says
''This new and wonderfully large
productive strawberry, with a rich
peach flavor of the highest quality,
was originated by myself. It is a
cross between the Jessie and War
field, and is the product of nine
years persistent effort to obtain a
variety having a perfect balance be-
tween its vegetative growth and fruit
producing organism. The Irena COM
bines these qualities: The foliage
is dense, light green. notified with a
darker hue and protects the fruit from
frost and sun-scald, being absolutely
rust and blight proof. The berry is
that most attractive red, a medium
between a dark crimson and light
scarlet. Its beauty Of form, rich col
o., delicious flavor and flrmness will
make it general fayorite, both for
the commercial grower and the private
garden"