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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
WOMAN KILLED IN
CAR CRASH
Brakes Fail to Work on Steep
San Francisco Gradei T.oI-
ley Runs Into Santa Fe Lo-
COmOtive,

San Francisco. Sept. 2O.-A street
car on the Kentucky street line of the
United railways this afternoon crash
ed into a Santa Fe engine at the cor
ner of Twenty-fifth 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 Aftiin
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. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
CONVENTION CLOSED

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 20--Malor J.
Barry Mahool, OF Baltimore. Md, WAS
unanimously elected president of the
League Of American Municipalities to-
day Former President Dunno. of Chi
cagn WAS presented with handsome
loving cup on behalf OF the eonven-
tlnn
The convention adjourned after Sc
lectlng Omaha for the 1905 convention
over Los Angeles and other cities.
Municipal ownership constituted the
PRINCIPAL subject OF discussion at the
clnsing session. Edward A. Moffitt.
seoretry Of SIC National Civic Fedora
lions investigating committee. oppos-
ed municipal ownership. His strong
address was answered by President
Dunno. of Chicago, who advocated
municipal ownership. In the absence
OF H. j Gonden af Chicago, paper
prepared BY him In opposition TO mu-
nicipai ownership WAS read by Coun-
Gilman Young OF Kansas city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
DANCING GIRLS DRIVEN
FROM YUKON COUNTRY

Seattle Wash. Sent. 20.-Dozens of
dancing girls. variety artists and mu-
sicians, thrown out of employment by
the act Of the Yukon Legislature abol-
ishng music halls, are arriving i'm
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. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
CAR vOLUN TEERS
TO HELP SHAH
Polite Note Hints Strongly at
AIMED Intervention Unless
Disorders Are Not Quickly
Suppressed,

81. Petersburg. Sept. 20.-The Ros-
sia today published an official note
confirming the reports that Russia
has made immediate use OF the free
hand given her under the terms OF
the Anglo Russian treaty. The RUS
sian minister az Teheran has stated
to the Persian government that the
Russian government has followed with
friendly interest the labors OF the
Persian national assembly In endeav>
oring To bring about reforms but re-
grptted That under the new regime
disorders had occurred affecting Rus
sian interests and added that II Per-
sian authorities We're unable to put
down the disturbance II might bccom :
necessary for Russia 90 take steps I'm
the direction of military Intervention
on her own account.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
MONTOYA TOO ILL
TO Be ARRESTED
Marshal Finds Thoreau Saloon
Keeper Charged With Selling
Liquor to indians in Critical
Condition,

j. n. Smith. deputy United States
marshal returned Co Aihuquerque LAST
night from Thorcau. whore ne went
to serve "a warrant upon Jose Mon
Iowa. a saiaonkeeper at that place,
who. with Charlie Jones. also OF that
place. was Indicted by the federal
grand jury Tuesday for selling hquoi
to Indians
when smith arrived In the lumber
rann fo serve the warrant ana place
Moutova under arrest he found him
siclz ir bed and so ~ that the phvsi-
clan said % WAS Impossible for him
to ho moved.
Friends of Montoya offered tn go his
bond for his appearance here when
ahie to be- arraiguef on the charge.
a number uf local men friends %
both Jones aud Mnntoya say thar the
ehnrges against them have 20 be
frumped un md that the allegation
thai they sold liquor 10 Indians l.
false. IL being made by enemies who
are seeking 70 ruin them both.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
BURSUM HEARING Is
ON AT SILVER CITY
Late Arrival of Santa Fc Train Makes
IL Necessary To Continue Argument
ON Exceptions tlntil saturday.

The last report sreceived by the
Morning Journal last night from Sill
Yer City was to the effect that owing
TO the late arrival of the Santa Fe
train from the onrth. bringing Attor-
ney General a. h. Fall and Others. Ii
had been impossible to complete the
hearing in the mater of the exceptions
to the report of the referee i'm the
case of II. 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 I'm Silver
City at o'clock and it has therefore
been impossible to obtain any deailed
report of the proceedings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
GRAND JURYMEN MUST
MAKE GOOD ON CHARGES
Investigation of Alleged Coercion TO
inOiCt Scnntur IlarHh Bcgun
nf iiDi9f

IOIso Sept 'U--"In chUrglue The
special grand jury sworn iu today.
Judge Whtsau daalt at length upon
the ease against United states District
Attorney RGick Mr. Ruick is chare-
cd by members of the last regular
grand jury with practically forcing
thcm lo return land fraud indictments
against senator roah and others.
Judge Mhltsou hcld thar The present
grand jury could find Indictments
against District Attorney Ruick only
Dc Do were shown that ho acted in the
ease with corrupt motives ln view. The
iuA was instructed that if they found
that the charges made hy the mcm-
hcrs of the former jury were false, in
dictmeuts should hc returned against
the men making the charges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
TURBINE DESTR0YERS

Washington. sept 20.-Secretary
Afetcalf 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 az the
navy department about month ago.
The following were the successful bid
ders: William Cramp & Sons. two
shlns Of S5s5. 5.0O0 each. Bath Iron
Works. two ships 2624.000 each: New
York ship Building company. one ship
AZ SGa5.0u0 The hulls Of an these
vessels are 20 be built on plans pre-
pared by the navy department and the
machinery on plans proposed by the
bidders
Turbine machines ~ the Parsons
type are g. be installed In an ships
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
BARREN VICTORY FOR
MINNESOTA RAILROADS
Temporary Injunction Against state
Rate Law Despite Which Rates
STAY in Eject.

St Paul. Sept 2O.-Judge Lochreh
i'm 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. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
Of HOPE
FOR CHINESE
REFORMERS
PRELIMINARY STEPS
TO FORM PARLIAMENT 7
Commission Authorized to Pre-
pare Feasible Plan to Place
Government on a Basis OF
Western Civilization.

Pekin, Sept, 20.-An imperial ediet
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 a parlia
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

be had and determined and a hearing
has had on the application of the
stockholders OF ten Minnesota rail-
roads for temporary injunction re-
straining the operation of the two
cent fare and the freight rates estab-
lished by the state. The hearing
lasted fourteen daVs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
Cannol peNI-c Unnalenle,l Iands.

Lincoln. Neh.. sept 2N--Inf Ne-
braska supreme court has handed
down an opinion holding tnaf per
son cannot devise Interest in timber
claims unless patent has been ls-
sued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
CONSTANTINE TAKES
STAND IN OWN DEFENSE
Accused Murderer Declares Alleged
Victim Cut Her Throat nccuuse
of Domestic Troubles.

Chicago. sept. 20.- Frank j Com
stantine, on trial for the murder OF
Mrs. Louisa Gentry took the stand In
his own defense today lie said that
when he engaged a room in the Gem
try house he told Mrs Gentry that his
father was a rich Italian real estate
man. and that he was descendant
of the royal family iu Italy. lie told
of often hearing Mr.. ana Mrs. Cen
try quarreling. ON the day Of the
tragedy he told Mrs. Gentry that he
was about TO leave the city. She
asked him To- take her with him Upon
his refusal 20 comply with her request.
Constantine SAYS. she cut her throat.
In carrying her to the door OF Jr. Do
hertys office he got blood on his coat
and fearing arrest fled.
-.,.--
CzolgOsz Denies He's a Pauper.
Cleveland Ohio. Sept 20.-The pa
rents OF Leon Czogosz. the slayer Of
President Mckinley are not IN need
of charity as was reported. 81 am
comfortably situated" said Czolgusa
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
MUST PROVIDE LONG
SHEETS IN SLEEPERS
Pennsylvania Health Commissioner
Regulates Bed Clothes in
Pullman Cars.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept 20.-The
state health commissioner ordered to-
day that the sheets in all berths OF
the sleeping cars must hereafter he
sufficiently long To turn over at least
two feet to prevent the blanket from
coming i'm contact with the face of the
occupant Also, that porters must not
brush passengers In aisles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
south Dakola GUS passenger Faro.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Sept. 20-The
state board of railroad commissioners
today adopted resolutions reducing
the maximum passenger fares ia
South Dakota from to ~ cents
mile TO become effective October 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
PARENT STILL BALKs.
Says He's Not Getting So Much Salary
as Commonly Supposed.

Boston, March S.--FTed Parent, the
baking shortstop of the Boston Ameri-
cans, hoated into town yesterday after
noon from Sanford, Me-, and left last
night for Little Rock, Ark, where he
expects to have conference with Presi-
dent Taylor of the Boston Americans
regarding the much-mooted contract
question.
Parent Is looking IN good condition,
he Is within few pounds of his playing
weight, and altogether has wintered well
Quite naturally he ohafes for little
of the ante-season practice with which
the players at Little Rock are being fa-
vored.
'.I'm holding OUT said Parent, ebe.
cause the management wants TO reduce
my salary II people knew how much
was getting / think they would b
with me. but some very exaggerated
statements have appeared regarding my
salary. If some Of the things l have
read about the salary am getting were
only true, I would be only too willing
to sign and to accept the cut.
Il realize that / fell down in my work
somewhat last season But there is i
reason for this. When Collins got out
Of the game it left me with Just about
twice as much work TO do More was
expected Of me, | had 70 do more, and
the result was that my playing did suf
fer. But with Collins back at third
don't think you win notice that my wors
has in any way deteriorated.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
DIED IN A HUT.
Frederick southwick Who Enlisted in
Civil War From Duxbury.

Montpelier, March Adiutant Gen.
eral ". II. Gilmore received yesterday a
clipping from newspaper at Lynn,
Mass, which told the story Of finding
the body Of Frederick southwiek, who
was frozen to death in sqnalid hoyel
at West Lynn. General Gilmore was
asked for Southwick's record in the
Civil War, which was sent. Southwick,
who was % years old, enlisted in the
Civil War from Duxbury, VT. He served
III Company II, 9th Vermont, ana in
Company H 18th Vermont regiment.
His war record was an honorable one.
He won distinction at the battle of
Gettysburg and Seven Oaks. After the
war he was engaged in digging and sell.
ing clans at Lynn. Mr. Southwick was
native Of Peabody, Mass, and was
% years old. When he was found last
week his body was frozen, and his wet
clothing was fast h ice ON the floor Of
the shanty in which he lived.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
COLLINS JOINS TEAM.
Looking Hearty and Says He's Going
to Play BAH

Little Rock, Ark, March s.-"Jin'
Collins, the well known third baseman
of the Boston American baseball club,
made his appearance here yesterday. He
never looked better, and is ready for
work. He expressed himself as feeling
bully, and said his knee gave him no
concern whatever, and he was ready to
Jump right IN and work He received
the warmest possible greeting from the
other players.
II looks like b dollar To a doughnut
that Robert A. Unglaub win cover first
base for the Bostca Americans in the
season Of 1907. He has been covering
the bag IN the finest possible style since
he came here. and Grimshaw does not
appear to have chance in hundred to
play the base
Unglaub has been making some thrown
balls, and has not belied the reputation
he made in Williamsport last season,
where he played a game easily the beat
in the Tri.State league Taking his bat
ting, fielding, base running and his head
work into consideration, there Is scarce
ly any doubt at all that he viii prove
u better man for the team than Grim
shaw.
Indeed, it looks al though Grimshaw
win be allowed to 20 To some club of
the American association, presumably
Columbus, which is anxious to secure
someone TO replace Dummy Kihm, who
will be allowed to 70 to the Williams
port club of the Tri-State league.
Unglaub was touted by Henry Killilea
of Milwaukee as one Of the best first
basem N in the country, and he was
anxious to have him played ON the bag
when he joined the Boston club, but this
was not done. As il well known, every
effort was made TO swop Grirnshaw for
Jake" StahE, but Washington would not
stand for the trade. UDglaub Is far and
away better man than the Washing
tno Stahl. lie is exceedingly anxious To
make the position, and win be pleased
beyond measure ii it is announced that
he viii play the bag for good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
isle Of spice9 in Burlington.

The Burlington Free Press says to-
day Of the "lsle Of Spice which ap.
peared there last night
Lovers of musical comedy turned ont
III large numbers at The strong thea
tire last evening, when the isle Of
Spice was given for the third time IN
Burlington. THE pretty extravaganza
certainly wears we'll The lines seemed
just as bright, the music Just as catchy
and the girls Just as handsome as iIi the
past There were few changes in the
cast, but al the principal characters
we're in good hands and the result was,
as before. a most entertaining perform
ance. " j. McClfaw and Jack Leslie
were quite the equal Of any desterters
who have ever assumed the parts in
burlington and were the principal come
dians of the evening John Mylie as the
King Of Nicobar assisting them IN the
funmaking. Miss Leslie Leigh was Che
same charming Teresa Of year ago and
her song Peggy Brady was as usual
the bright particular hit of the even
ing, while some OF the other Successes
like aThe Witches .The Goo Goo Man
aHow Can You Tell Till You Try" and
s1'ake Me Home" We're repeated time
and time again in response to enthusias-
tic demands Bert Wainwright as
Lieut.. katefell and Hurry Griffith as
Kashon were leading characters who
contributed to tie music Of the even
ing, while Miss Blanche Holt as Asbcna,
an ex-emprpss, was amusing IN scene
with Mr. McGraw The chorus, like all
those sent out ~ MI. Whitney was
splendidly drilled and made many pretty
stage pictures The usual electrical and
scenic effects were not wanting Az
Barre opaga house tonight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
CAMP AIGN MONEY
AAS BEEN RETURNED
George w. Perkins Returns His Per-
sonal Check For sS4,ois.ls to Re-
imburse New York Life
Company.

New York, March S.-George w. Per-
lxins, former first vice-president of The
New York Life Insurance company and
now member n the firm Of j. r.
Morgan & CO., has sent to the New York
Life Insurance company his personal
check for 95A,0i9.ID to reimburse the
company for the republican campaign
contribution made from it's funds in
1904, in connection with which Mr. Per-
kins was recently made defendant on a
charge of larceny. Announcement OF
the restitution Of the principal Of $4s,-
500 and interest To date was made yes
terday by President Alexander E. Or,
Of the New York Iife 60 whom Mr.. Per-
kins yesterday before leaving on trip
to THE South addressed a letter inclosinp
the check, President Orr also made
public the letter when explains itself
Mr.. Perkins mentions that In disnissinp
the criminal proceedings against him the
court held that the campaign contribu-
tion was not Of proper corporate pur.
pose. He repeats that he was acting
upon request OF the then president oi
TIE New York Life when he advanced
the money for the campaign contrihn-
tion in 1904 and that when the then
president of the company reimbursed
him there was no thought on the part
Of either Of any personal advantage htt
belief that they we're acting for the
best and hroadest interests of the policy.
holders both at hone and abroad.
The letter III ftdl follows;
March 8, 1907.
"Mr Alexander NJ. Orr, president oi
the New York Life Insurance CO.
Dear Sir;-.'In 1904, at the request oi
the then president of the company
advanced $4s,500 as payment on be-
half of the New York Life Insurance
company to the republican national
campaign committee. did this with
tine understanding with the president
that / should be reimbursed by the com
pany. Subsequently was 20 reiinbur.
sed The payment was made without
any thought on the part of the preai.
dent or myself Of personal advantage
but solely in the belief that It was FOL
the best and broadest interests Of the
policyholders both az home and abroad
Tn dismissing the criminal proceed.
ings instituted against me for accept
ing reimbursement the courts have init.
mated that the payment and, therefore
the reimbursement was not for proper
corporate purpose 1 therefore return
to the company the amount of money
paid by II to me, incloslng herewith my
check for S54,0f919 to cover principe
and interest.
Very truly yours,
George W. Perkins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
Mrs. Hattie Page In Court on
Liquor Selling Charge
NO RESULTS FROM RAID.
Officers Had Less Success Than on the
Former Occasion, But the Woman
Was Brought into Court To-
day for Selling. Aess

Mrs. Hattie Page was arrested this
morning by Chief Faulkner Oh i war
rant charging her with selling of intox-
icating liquor. Before Judge Scott this
forenoon she pleaded not guilty and
the case was put over until this after
noon for hearing NJ M Gordon Is
defending and grand juror Davis prose-
.cnting.
The police officers, Carle Hamel and
Gamble, raided Mrs. Pages house on
River street last evening on warrant
issued BY Grand Juror Davis, but found
no liquor. This same house was raided
several weeks ago and small quantity
lot liquor was found, bit in the trial
of the case nothing was found against
Mrs. Page and she was allowed to 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
COULDN'T AGREE,
JURY IS DISCHARGED
Steve Adams Peers Reported Last Night
Their Failure to Get To
gether.


Wallace, Idaho, March s,--The Jury IN
the trial Of Steve Adams for the murder
of Fred Tyler, after being in deIibera.
tion since eleven O'clock Wednesday, fore
noon, last night at 7.l0 o'clock announc-
ed through Foreman George ElIers that
it was impossible to agree on a verdict,
and was discharged BY Judge Woods,
Steve WI Adams was arrested in Ore
gon more than year ago on charge
of having murdered Fred Tyler, @claiin.
jumper III the st. Joseph river region
of idaho. in August, 1904 Jack Simp.
kins, also wanted in connection with
the same murder, is still fugitive from
justice. Adams was taken 10 the Idaho
'penitentiary at Boise. There he was
informed that Harry Orchard, in con-
Tossing the assassination of former Gov.
ernor Frank Steunenberg, had implicated
the Western Federation Of Miners in
that crime and had asserted that Adams
knew about the plot to assassinate
Steunenherg and that Adams could be
brought back to Idaho on the charge Of
killing Tyler Adams made confession
10 Detective MePharland in the presence
of witnesses while stiil III the peniten.
tiary admitting that he had shot Tyler
with rifle al the behest Of Jack Siinp.
kins.
The Jury for many hours stood seven
for conviction and Eve for acquittal
Only on the last ballot were the Jury
evenly divided, six for acquittal and six
for conviction.
Judge Woods thanked the jury after
the foreman declared that it was i'm
possible to reach a verdict and declared
lit discharged In the court room were
the attorneys for both sides, and a few
spectators.
The disagreement means that Adams
must be tried again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
TO BREAK STRIKE
IMPORT III MEN
Central Vermont Is Catching UP With
the Work Which Heaped Up
During Yesterdays
Trouble.

ST. Albans, March s.-A yard gang Of
eleven men arrived here this morning
from New London, Conn, and were set
TO work in the Central Vermont yard
10 take the place Of the men who are
now on strike Considerable work
has been done towards moving the 1900
cars which stood IN the yard here all
day yesterday. The c. n officials still
refuse to make any statement in regard
to the difficulty. but it Il expected that
a settlement will soon be agreed upon
.C. II. Chase, who has been train an.
nouneer al Essex junction, has been cali
ed here to act as yardmaster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
VICTORY WAS WON
BY HONDURAS ARMY
Bonilla Is Now Pursuing the Remnants
of the Niearaguan Force and
Fight Is Expected.

San Salvador, March s.--A Texas de-.
spatch puts a different light on the fight
near Namisque yesterday. 1t was re-
ported that the Nicaragnans had won a
victory. An authentic message from
President Bonilla now shows that the
victory really went 70 the Honduans.
The Honduran army drove the enemy
from the field and captured a number of
prisoners and large quantity Of arms
and ammunition. Boniila IA now pursu.
ing the remnants Of the Nicaraguan
force. Az Nicaragian army y report
ed to be III the vicinity, q general fight
is expected soon. President Zelaya Of
Nicaragua has issued violent proca-
nation against Honduras, Guatemala and
Salvador.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-08
BRITIsH AsK RKcTpRocITY.
Empire VIII Disintegrate if Canada Is
Not Secured, view Of Merchants.

London, March Sat Yesterdays ses.
sion of the Associated Chambers Of Com
meree Of the United Kingdom a resolu
tion was adopted by large majority
asking the government to negotiate the
Forthcoming colonial conference for recip-
rocal trading within the British en-
pire.
Robert MI Reade, ex-president of the
Chamber DC Commerce of Belfast, said
the colonies were denied preferential
treatment, and that ii this was further
refused they would look elsewhere for
better treatment, and Canada in par.
ticular would seek for reciprocity with
the United States, thus leading to the
disintegration Of the empire.