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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22

Paris. The letter was addressed to an
unmarried actress and said; "Your
suggestion that the tenderloin has
immigrated has panned out Every
where we go we find shady hooks.
Shubert and a lot of others are here.
We were dining at the Cafe de Paris
the other evening when the whole
bunch came in. We joined parties and
went out to such harmless places as
the Dead Rat" etc. There was one
jolly man who puts things upon the
blink wherever he goes. He is so
years old but is a spry chicken. We
took him along for fun, We made
things hum. We started home when
the markets were getting busy Harry
bought some Strawberries and things
and ! spent the rest of the day cook
ing. Harry Is getting a new automo-
bile and as Coon as It Is ready we
are going to SchweitZer (Cheese) land
When we return my voice is going to
be cultivated. BE good and whirl me
another letter soon Your letters are
wonderful. / have got mentioning q
name not made public all worked up
about you, so send along another pho
tograph If 1t is good one. You must
come over very soon"
I'm certain letters stanford White
] VI wv NHu hlNli lit lNllbINlldit Mllil
| YOU in regard to extravagances 2"
asked Mr. Jerome,
| Justice Fitzgerald upheld Mr.. Del
| mas objection, saying the letters
should be produced.
Mr. jerome turned to Mr.. DelmaH.
/ IL demand that you produce certain
letters written by stanford White Ia
| Evelyn Nesbit"
/ 81 have no such letters"
'Well, wen settle this" said Mr.
Jerome sharply. He turned to elf
/ ford Hartridge who sat at Thaw's
counsel table: ''Will you take the
stand?"
Mrs, Thaw was temporarily excused
and Mr.. Hartrldge was sworn.
Have you in your possession let.
ters written by Sanford White 2"
81 decline to answer"
why"
81 am the attorney OF record In
this case, and l decline to give the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
Two-Cent Fare BlII Passed

Lincoln. eNb., Feb. 2l.--The house
this afternoon unanimously passed the
two-cent passenger fare bill with the
emergency clause. II now goes to the
governor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
SHUBERT NEW
SHERIFF Of
TORRANCE
GOVERNOR FILLS OFFICE
VACATED BY SANCHEZ
New Official Recommended for
Position by Judge Manu.
District Attorney and Lead
ingGitizenS Of County&
The Morning Journal Bureau.

" santa fe, \. NJ, FeD, Il.
Governor Hagerman today an
nounced the appointment Of Pedro
Shubert, Of Tajaique, to be sheriff Of
Torrance county succeeding Juan
Hilario Sanchez, removed from Of
flee by the court for malfeasance MI
Shubert was recommended by Dis
trict Attorney Clancy by the citizens
Of Estancia and by many citizens Of
other precincts, and is approved by
the judge of the district, Judge Mann.
There We're four candidates for the
position.
Shubert is a republican, although he
has not been connected in politics
with the machine which elected san
chez in November The selection is
generally approved by Torrance
county people.
II is announced here today that
Sanchez will appeal from judge
Mann's decision removing him from
office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
NEW YORK WOMEN
FACES MURDER CHARGE
Released by Coroner. She Is Immcdi-
atcly Arrested by Order of
District Attorney.

New York. Feb. 2l.--There was a
disagreement today of the coroner's
Jury which has been investigating the
death of Mrs Ida Bnge, whose daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lotta Wallau. had been un-
der arrest on suspicion of having pols-
ohed Mrs. Binge.
Upon the report Of jury Mrs. Wallau
was discharged from custody BY the
coroner, but as she was leaving the
court room she was re-arrested on the
charge of murder preferred by the
district attorneys office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
POLICEMAN SLAIN BY
MIDNIGHT PR0WLER

Fresno, Feb. 2L--Hauy S. Vanme-
ter a policeman was fatally shot last
night by burglar whom he caught in
the act of breaking into a business
house. Before his death TODAY the
policeman identified the man who shot
him down. He is Ernest Silvers, for
merly of Kansas city who ella inns TO
be a box maker
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
Measure Passed by Council Placing SandOval County in
First judicial District Believed to Indicate Machine Has
Abandoned Hope of ReviVing Notorious Legislation at
This Session.
PROPOSITION FOR SUBSTANTIAL
INCREASE IN PAY OF RANGERS
House AboSheS Office Of Fish and Game Warden and Mr.
Holt Blocks Effort to ReCreae Position Pyramid County
Bill Created in the House, Legislature AdolTnS\n Honor
of WaShington'S Birthday.

period Of four years All Of these
bills went To Governor Hagerman
this morning who win sign them.
The council this morning, upon mo-
Jion of Mr., Miera, recOnsidered the
vote by which house bill No. - was
massed. and proceeded To lay the bill
on the table. Messra, Chaves. Cam
cron, Murray and Sargent voting no,
This is the bill defining the law re-
atng to assault with words A bill
win probably be introduced for the
repeal of the existing statute, which
has been a source of trouble to the
courts for ten years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
THREE FATALLY HURT
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Fathers Brains Dashed Out on Rocky
R0ad-Mothcr and Child Can
not Survive.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning journal. /
Santa Fe, y. M Feb. 21.-Jcsis
Maria Montoya, his wife and a small
child We're fatally injured in runa-
way accident which occurred at Po-
ioaque yesterday The three were
riding IN a wagon drawn by two po-
nies who became frightened and
bolted, throwing the three occupants
with great force on the rocky road
way. MontOya's brains We're dashed
out and he lived only few minutes.
Both the wife and child were 50 ter
ribly injured that their death is
merely a mater Of hours
POjoaque is a small native town flf-
teen miles north of Santa Fe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-22
FalI Proves Fatal.

Los Angeles. Feb 21.--Rohert Me-
Laughlin of Kansas City. one OF the
largest importers and dealers in live
stock in the country. died today at
the Palms. a suburb nj Los Angeles.
from blood clot on the brain. caused
by fall from street car at the
Palms two weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26

. ,,, trorf,sr ffficers in the army. Who nav
sso-n,.anSes This identical ship. Not TO 90 'iliS
.ig he unfair 10 our medical officers a.
A. .t,ss l. a matter pertaining entifeis ~
t,.-aats of medicine and surgery anu II -.
~ tl,e Secretary OF the Navy, lt as AaIu " -
,;e-sfand how Admiral Bro"nsoh could .:a,n "a
;If,% s,,nl,red as his duties pertain entIeiE 70
.sa.f.r hursaI rot directly Responsive iI iys
- -sra os the sick Of the navy and IN NiIL "a
r.. ~to,s1a nc. interfere unless directed ps 'iio
Secretary
Surgeon General Rixey's statement vas Sio
=. xan,sral f3rownson tonight He decIileu ~
- sn,, comment whatever in regard 70 It,
No WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT
.,~,;-.I f,roynson has turned over the afairs
80 4,i. office to Captain Cameron Mcis. Wlnsio"'
,,,o tss heen designated 20 take charge no oe
.1.na5 again to-day 20 discuss the reasons "iie
80 ,,, ia his resignation He made 1t rrlahiIeS'
,h=+ pnv information bearing on tie soOJe7'
-. oo,,,e frorl those higher in authoFils' 'o
,,o,, no referred all inquirers- He said II "f'9
-i.b +l,a greatest regret that he took iedfe VI
- 7Savv Department in an active capaoi'S'
a,,.- r,rfv-six wears of service
Al TIE White House efforts TO OBTAIN d oopS
- Admiral l2-oH-nson's letter OF reslgnauoh vi
,,,e reasons for his leaving the active service
,s,e met with the positive statement that noun
.o t,.x-o,,d the hare announcement OF the resIs-
NATION and the selection of has successor "o"iu
he given out from that quarter, either to-oay VI
IN the future.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
PROTEST AGAINST TRANSPORT PILOT.
Park Benjamin Says Naval 0fhcer Shouia
Take Fleet Through Magellan.

According to Park Benjamin, graduate OIL
,be Naval Academy, who served as nlidshipnnah
=, -be TTrz;ted States navy in 1863. as ensign IN
1eee a,,a who resigned from the service IN 1903
10 teke NJ the study of law, there is a storm o.
rrofest s,:Ze now from naval officers at the an
,ouncene,,t tha. an army transport plot mas
neen enga-ed TO take the battieship meet cofIl-
-7,an5ed by Rear Admiral Rohiey ID. Evans
through the Strait oc Magellan
When seen at his home. No. 40 west lou
street last night Mr. Benjamin said: 1T Is a
disgrace Nothing car be more Illuminating
Notf1irx in my recollection has caused more dis
gust resentment and honest anger among the
naval offcers ee every grade ANY commanding
officer in ttx service would blush with shame at
the very suggestion Of his inability TO take his
feet squadron ship through such Wen
known passage. lighted and traversed contlnu-
si1y by merchant steamers, with clear. deep
channel and with but one important danger,
ausur Rock which is thoroughly familiar TO all
aavigefors"
Continuing Mr. Benjamin said: IF the Navy
peparu,ent or the bureau OF navigation is
afraid to trust the feet to tie pfIotage of naval
officers. the people of this country who know
and ccnfsSe IN their abilities not"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
KILLS WIFE At DINNER.
Teacher at Roanoke Female CoAege
Slain at Mothers Home.

r5a p.rk Macs Dec 25-Dr. Walter r
Anesbury of Milford, shot and instahiS Aiile"
,is wife a teacher of music in Roanoke re
r,a1a Collage Dauvilfe Va, as the family was
about to sit down to its Christmas dinner
the home of Mrs. Jennie Rees, MIS- AfhesouA'
mother, at No. 30 Metropolitan avehue' mere
today.
DR. A1nesbury was placed under arrest iiii'iie
aiately after the shooting. The body OF Mrs
.,eh-rv was talsan to undertaking rooms
.,d Medical Examiner Charles Sturtevant sum
mona6 An autopsy will be performed to-inor-
row.
Mrs Amesbury had come from Virginia to
pass the holidays with her sons, "ai'er X"
Amesbury. ir, and Ira r. Aneshury. VINO li'e
with their grandmother Mrs. Rees. Dr AneS-
bury came from Milford. where he has prac-
tised for some time to the Christmas festivities
with the family.
According to the police DR.. Amesbury freo
two Shots both OF which took effect In Mrs
Amesbury's right side. Her death was almost
instantaneous. After his arrest DR. Amesoury
declared that the shooting was accidental lie
would make no further statement.
Mrs Amesbury was forty years old and
native of Kentucky. Since her marriage to DR.
Amesbury they had lived at different times in
Kingston and Duxbury. Mass, and Corscana,
Texas Some time ago Mrs. Amesbury went TO
Virginia and began teaching music in Roanoke
Female College She accomplished
vocalist
According TO the police DR.. and Mrs. Ames-
bury became engaged in a quarrel regarding
family matters. They were conversing in the
kitchen, when suddenly the other members of
the family. who in the dining room. heard
two shots fired
Rushing into the kitchen. the Amesbury boys.
the elder of whom is about twenty years old.
grappled with their father and threw him to the
floor. After a struggle the revolver was taken
away from him and he was held until the ar
rival OF the police
DR.. Amesbury is forty-nine years old. He
stationed in Jamaica
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
4 MUTINY QUELLED.
Meaican Pacific Steamer in Port
uith Cre7U in Irons.

Mexico City. Dec. 2o--Detaiis OF an aesehl-
ure in which handful of determined ofncsrs
and a well known member of the British cotons
here held in subsection and placed in cnains =
complement of sailors OF the steamshp
Lonsdale, who had mutinied on the high seas
have just reached this capital When the snip
Arrived at the port of Salina Cruz she was
manned only by her officers, the crew being IN
irons.
According to the captain, quick action was
taken on the development OF the frst signs OF
rnutiny. and assisted by his under officers ana
passenger. A. w. Donely. all armed theS
mounted the bridge and. covering the discon-
tented crew. forced them into subjection Inc
officers then bound the men hand and foof ana
kept them in captivity until they were delivered
to the port authorities.
The LonsdaIe is one of the Mexican Paciac
liners and plies between Canadian and West
Coast points.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
BROOKLYN HUGHES MEN
Congressman Waldo Thinks Coz
ern0r TViU Get Nomination.

The Hughes League Of Brooklyn is making rapid
steps toward organization in all the Assembly dls-
tricts Already a majority of the districts have
been organized. Meetings viii be held in several
others in the next few days. The movement is in
dependent Of those started in Manhattan
The head of the Brooklyn League IS Darwin X
James. jr., president of the Young Mems hepuoi-
can Club, and among its leading members are CON
gressnan George L. Waldo and State senator hu-
gene NJ Travis. Most of the several thousand f1eni
bers are independeut Republicans. The leaders or
the movement deny that it is hostile 10 the fesu-
lar organization.
Congressman waido's Assembly district, the 18th.
viii organize tonight at the Union League Siup.
Almet r. Latson. president Of the ciun' y one u
the leaders of the league. In speaking OF the
Ieague last night Mr. Waldo said il was his opiih-
ion that Governor Hughes not only the strong
candidate among the sons or Ne" hoIh c'fe'
but also the strongest candidate for the fles"eies
that the Republican party could ma I'll any s'al0
of the Union.
Secretary Taft would lose all of the Soooo negro
voters in New York State and everywhere else IN
the Union." he said THE negroes nave hot i"i
gotten that he disbanded the colored troops aI
Brownsville. and they are bitter against h4ii' ef
though they may know that he received his IN
strrrtio7s regarding the disbandment from PFesi-
dent Roosevelt. There enough negro votes 1of
the Republicans lose New YORK. connecticut
New Jersey Ohio Indiana, Illinois ana peihaps
PENNSYLVANIA if they nominate Secretary Tart he
:. enc man and would no doubt make a fine
4
President but than that has TO pe take"
into consideration. New York is going to ne a
douhtfuI state this time. and it behooves hepoo-
Iicans TO look out for IT,
.I do not think that President Roosevelt Woulu
accent the nomination for another term unless IL
was tended him unanimously. ana that Is hoe
likely to happen. L do not think that ne Is op-
,,ssd IN Governor Hughes any more than MT
woodruff is They both fo- the best man
and the man whom the people want
Mr. Hughes is strong not only in this state. hut
also in New England and throughout the West
rrhis have learned from representatives from
many states Hughes is the first choice of all
the states which have favorite son and the sec
ord choice of those which have You wouio De
eu-nrised how well he is known outside OF Ne"
york The people believe that he will carry ou'
President Roosevelts reforms. that he has me
Judgment and judicial mind. that he is anihia'eo
NV no prejudice passions. and that he is No
mans man If he gets the Endorsement OF th1s
state ne will get the nomination of the party ahc
7 think that he viii get the Endorsement OIL ths
Sta+a No rnan could get the vote here that he
couIa get He would carry the negro vote
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
POURED HOT SOUP OVER POLICEMAN.
But Patrolman Mooney Caught Him, Though
1t Took Several Weeks.

patrolr,an Mooney, of the Herbert street sta
sion in Williamsburg. will. in all probability. get
revenge to-day for last night he caught Charles
Poltsky who, he says, poured hot soup over him
when he tried 70 capture him in house in Eagle
street several weeks ago. Politsky escaped. and
Moonev mas been wearing another uniform and a
crouch since.
I.asf night he caught roltsky in Manhattan ave-
nue. and he Will be arTaignesi to-day on charges
OF feionious assault because "a the soup incident,
and for carrying concesled we apons. because he
had tress knuckiez and a Oliver The police
say there have been several req sons for believing
that IL was good for the Car when Poiftsky moved
10 BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
WOULD DISSOLVE UNION
Go1dfeld Nine OsCners Viii Carry
Fight to Federal Court.

coId6e1d New Dec 25.-The next move Z ths
co,d6eId Mine Owners Association viii oe TO
carry the fight into the federal court. To-moT"
row a suit will be filed in the Circuit court OF
the district OF Nevads, asking not only for an
Injunction against picketins and interference
bu, a,so for the anal dissolution OF the GoidAed
Miners Union
The suit Is to be filed by the Coldfsid Con-
so,tdated Mine Company against the Goldneid
miners the Western Federation OF Miners.
Charles A. MacKinnon. president OF the local
,,nion. and nineteen other officers Of the labor
bosy The complaint sets forth the alleged vast
extent and richness of the mining interests m
VOWED and the large number OF persons ho'uIANS
shares In mines in various states and tefrilorie'
alleges that the GoldheId miners union anu ths
Western Federation Of Miners are VoIuhIari-S
unincorporated. and that IL is part or ano'hel
,arssr organization known the Industrial
Workers of the World. also unincor2oFateu'
which has the same principles aad seeks 10 ae-
on,Diisb ito results by the same alleged uniaw-
,rI methods and has in it's ranks not only She
miners of the Goldfeld district. but other aoof-
era such as walters. clerks. cooks. haroers anu
barkeepers 1t Is further alleged tnat 'he "es'-
a-r Federation of Miners is organized for the
destruction OF property and creating enoiess
strife disorder bloodshed and rioting-
The Goldaeld union is charged In the bill ri'a
"iptfruidatiOu' in and or DeinS SuittS oA
destruction of property. murder or innocent c''-
izens lawIessness and anarchy 10 sucn an eA-
tent that Il has instituted a reign or terror in
the Goldfeld district
II is further alleged that the Goldheid UNION
is a criminal society The court Is asked 10
cite the defendants before il TO answer tne ans
cations of the complaint and to issue VIII o.
Injunction restraining them from oostuctihs
the business of the Consolidated Mines COM
pany by threat. intimidation or picketins An
Injunction against boycott is further sought
The court Is asked to enjoin the Goidheid union
from holding any more meetings. Watchers OF
examiners are asked for with full authority 70
enter upon the properties of the complainant
TO carry out the orders of the court and 10 az
rest any person violating them Finally II -
petitioned that the injunction be made perina-
nent and that the Golddeid Miners Union es
abated and forever dissolved a nuisance. anu
perpetually enjoined from any further meetings
or action Of whatever kind nature. The COM
plant IS signed by George Wingheld. vice-prss-
ident of the Consolidated Mines Company one
effect of the fling of this, it is said may oe %
induce President Roosevelt to order portion
OF the troops now in GoIdfeld to remain on tns
ground to assist in the enforcement OF the man
dates of the federal court IL necessary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26

Charged with Robbing Woman of Jewelry
at Hotel Majestic

Albert Donald Walk, who described himself a
broker Of Easton, Penn, when he taken to
Police Headquarters on Monday night following
his extradtion from Toronto, Canada a charge
of grand larceny, held yesterday in $50 bail
for further examination, when he arraigned in
the West Side court. According Miss Beatrice
Bredaine. of No. 1Ss West 45th street. she missed
jewelry valued at nearly 81 600 on the evening of
June after she had luncheon with Walk at the
Hotel Majestic. The broker was arrested in To-
ronto last Saturday. He waived examination when
taken before Magistrate Steinert.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
INJURIES in AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL

From injuries received by being knocked down
and run by automobile In Broadway on
Tuesday afternoon William O'Brien. of No sS3
West 45th street died last night in the Roosevelt
Hospital John Handey. of No. 24s West 18th
street, the chauffuer of the machine who was ar
rested at the time and subsequently released on
bail, was rearrested last night on the charge of
homicide The automobile was owned by Ieono,a
Erster, OF No S. Eas. seth street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
NATIONAL BANK MAY LIQUIDATE.
State, of New Orleans, Said To Be Involved
in Troubles of Adler & Co.

New Orleans. Dec. 25.-A meeting of the
shareholders of the State National Bank will
be held january 2S. 1905 to vote on the ques-
tion OF putting tho bank in liquidation. Will
lam Adler head of the wholesale grocery firm
OF A. Adler & Co. of this place. against which
bankruptcy proceedings have been Instituted
by New York creditors. recently resigned as
president of the bank. and his resignation was
followed by examination of the banks re-
sources and liabilities by committee from
the New Orleans Clearing House Association.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
BOY BREAKS THROUGH ICE AND browns s

Gilbertville Mass, Dec. 25.-Danel NJ. the
tweIve-year-od of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sulli-
van was drowned at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
while attempting to the ice on the Ware
River. Hugh Scott narrowly escaped a like fate
while trying TO rescue the boy. Young Sullivan's
body was recovered about three hours later after
the ice had been broken and melted by bonfires
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
TWO DEAD FROM GAS AssPHYxIATioN.

Boston Dec s5.-Thor1as Hesop and his nephew.
Thomas T. Murphy. were found dad to-day from
gas asphyxiation the house No. 1S Stanford
street where they lodged. Other persons in the
house smeileG escaping gas and on entering the
room occupied by Hesop and his nephew found
taejr bodies on the bed The valve OF q gas jet
wss turned on full and the Zip of tine jet was miss
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
DIES BEFORE SHRINE.
Candle Falls on Woman as She
KneeIs az Prayer.

While praying before a shrine last nigkt on
the fifth floor Of the tenement house at No 35S
9th street Margaret Byrnes was burned to
death by one Of the candles falling her dress.
Her body not found until fremen had ex
tinguished the flames in the rooms.
Following a Christmas dinner at noon. Michael
Byrnes, her husband. went to his work. The
woman started to clean up the kitchen. She
was alone. and apparently after finishing her
labors she went into the parlor. where there were
a shrine of the Virgin Mary and several candles.
Kneefing in front of the shrine, she started to
pray. One of the candles toppled over on her
head. setting fire to her hair. 1t then fell the
floor and her dress caught fire.
With her clothing afire the woman tried TO
beat out the flames. but finally fel! to the floor
screaming with pain. Her cries were heard by
neighbors. When the firemen arrived they found
the little parlor ablaze. and soon extinguished
the flames. Then they discovered the woman's
body
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26

ss the original of Sam Slick, the cIockmakef'
,ritten by the late Judge Thomas & Hanour'o.
of Nova Scotia, is dead here at the age OF o. sss
Mr. Youngs grandfather fought AT nunAei M 1. 1..'
M - 1.,tber was the oldest real Daughter
~ the Revolution at the time OF her oeatn' oe4is
more than 100 years old.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
ut,eHEs CLUB AT NIAGARA FALLS.

Niagara Falls. n. Y. Dec. GA Charles p.
Hughes club was organized here last night, with
membership of thirty Republicans. The following
offcers were elected: President, John c Levels;
secretary Dr. E T. Bentley; treasurer. George C.
Shepherd. Leaders of both factions of the party
were represented at last nights meeting.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
.x,IIEo WIFE AND HIMSELF.

Sharon Penn Dec. 3.-William Vsnbusn
slashed his wife's throat with razor and then
his throat at their home here early 20
day. Shortly after Thanksgiving VanBush Iet nIs
home but returned last evening and begged Ns
wife to allow him to remain. sayins hs wanssa =
spAnd Christmas with her.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-26
BLOWN TO BITS IN CELEBRATION.

Greensburg. Penn, Dec. 25.-Faul CARL. employed
at the Dorothy works. I.atrobe. was blown to
atoms last night while celebrating the advent Of
Christmas. He ran wire from telephone bat
terry In foreign boarding house to some dyna-
mite In can. The explosive was prematurely
set OF.