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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
HdyWOOd'S Attorneys Petition
Court for Bill of
Particulars.
CHARGED WITH
CONSP|U|NG With MURDERER
Roosevelt Says That He Will Not
Stand for Miners Being
RdilrOdded.

Boise, Idaha, May 6.-An applica-
ton for a bill of particulars was filed
by the counsel for the defense in the
case of w. ID. Haywood, of the West
Thursday next, will be placed on trial
here charged with the murder of for
mer Governor Steuenberg. The case,
will come up for Argument today.
The counsel on both s1des admit
that the application for the bill IS not
likely to affect the case materially.
Such a bill in a murder case is
somewhat unusual, but the counsel
for the prisoner express themselves
that they should complete their
record by such course.
1t is admitted by the prosecution
that Haywood was not in the state in
which the murder was committed
but claim that he conspired with the
actual executor Of the crime and is
therefore guilty of murder.
The purpose of application for a
bill of particulars on the part of the
defense is to force the state to show
in advance of the commencement of
the trial in what manner it expects to
link Haywood with the murder.
President Roosevelts letter to the
committee from the labor unions, re-
plying to a request for evidence as
to his reason for calling Haywood,
Meyer and Pettibone undesirable
citizens was published here today.
In it the president urges that exact
justice be done the men, saying ''if
they are innocent, they must go free"
He assures labor that he will inter
| fere if an attempt should be made TO
| railroad the men to the scaffold The
| letter aroused very little comment
here.
Just before opening court for a
hearing of the motion for a bill of
particulars, Clarence Darrow, of the
counsel for the defense, said to a cor
respondent of the Associated Press
Under the laws and constitution,
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone are
| to be tried in court by jury of their
peers. Forum is state court of Idaho.
Under these facts 1 do not see what
| there is for the president to do. All
we have a right TO, or desire, is to
ask either him or any other citizen
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
ALBUQUERQUE SHR|NERS
REACH Los ANGELES

The Albuquerque and New Mexico
party of Shrlners, members of Ballut
Abyad temple, which left here about
l o'clock Sunday morning on be-
lated train No. Z, arrived in Los An
geles about 10 o'clock this morning
according 70 a telegram,
The local Shriners Will be taken to
AvalZ, Santa Catalina island, today
along with the members OF other
temples. Today is Venice Day at the
beach.
A reception and concert to all Wis
iting knights and Ladies OF Isis will
be given tonight by Islam temple OF
Los Angeles, at the King Edward ho-
tel which Is the headquarters Of the
Los Angeles temple.
The opening session Of the imperial
council will be held tomorrow morn
ing at the Scottish Rite cathedral.
The members of the imperial council
and the delegates will be escorted
there by the different Arab and Be
dOuin patrols.
In the afternoon a banquet will be
given iu honor of the Imperial coun-
cil the dishes will be a la Camel
Golden state
After the banquet am excursion
train viii take the visitors ro beau
tiful Pasadena. That night a gOT-
geOu- parade will be held. I'm which
all who take part must be garbed I'm
costume. making the different cOlOrs
So varied that should lU Arab 1r Turk
see the cortege, he would faint with
envy.
wednesday the business session of
the Imperial council Will b= held.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06

to leave the courts and jury to ad-
minister the law fairly and without
prejudice and without influence from
the outside"
Both sides finished arguments on
the application for a bill of particu-
lars by 1880 this afternoon. Court
then adjourned until o'clock when
it is expected Judge Wood will hand
down a decision.
In his argument Darrow objected to
the issuance of subpOenaes in blank.
To this Senator Borah, for the state,
replied that this was necessary, be-
cause If the prosecution revealed the
names of their witnesses they would
not be able to get them to the court
house
He said that within twenty-four
hours two of their most important
witnesses from Colorado had disap-
peared, one entirely and the other re-
fusing to come to Idaho to testify.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
RIO GRANDE DIFFICULT
TIES MAY Be
ADJUSTED
UuCle Sans Agents Arrive In
er--ArbitrdtiOn Is
Suggested.
TWO CONFERENCES
WERE HELD TO-DAY

Denver, Colo, May 6.-Martin A.
Knapp, chairman of the interstate
commerce. .cofamissioni and Charles p
Neill, United States labor commits
sioner, who arrived in Denver last
evening, held conferences today with
representatives of the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad and the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen and the
Order Of Railway Conductors with a
view to adjusting differences between
the company and the two organiza-
tions of employees on the question OF
wages.
They will first attempt to adjust
the differences amicably, and If they
fail in this, they will endeavor to Sc
cure an agreement between both sides
to arbitration and the Erdman law.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
DELEGATE ANDREWS
ARRIVES IN
CAPITOL
Met by Reception Committee
and Bdnd-.ESCOrted to
Hotel by Citizens.
ADDRESSES OF WELCOME
BY PROMINENT MEN
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SsSS sSSxgS SSSS 8
. Special to The Evening Citizen. 4
. Santa F'e, n. NJ, May e. I
. When Delegate w. H. Andrews 4
. stepped from the Lamy branch I
. train at Santa Fe at 1880 Z
. o'clock this morning he was met I
. by a reception committee of 4
3 three leading republicans of the Z
. Capital City and a whole station I
. full of citizens. The Santa Fe I
. band was also out and helped 4
. add 10 the gaity of the occasion. I
. The delegate was escorted to I
. his hotel by a long line OF citi- 4
: Zens, preceded by the band. I
. Addresses Of welcome were .
. made by Governor ]. w Ray I
. nolds Coal Oil Inspector Eu- I
. geniO Romero of Las Vegas and I
. T. B. Catron, mayor of Santa I
. Fe.
Colonel George W. Pritchard I
. spoke on behalf of the people I
of Santa Fe. The informal re- {.
. ception was enthusiastic. Dele I
D gate Andrews responded in a /,
. most cordial manner and thank
: ed the people of the Capital City {,
. for their welcome.
1t had been planned 10 give I
. the delegate a formal reception I
3 this eveeing to be followed by a /,
. grand ball, but at his request,
this plan was abandoned. He I
. said that he was tired after the
strenuous days of congress and .
. needed a rest. He was also con- I
. siderably fatigued by the trip
. Delegate Andrews appears to be I
. in the best Of health and spirits /,
. and says he feels good.
1SS SSS11 6SGES g
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
NINE-HOUR DAY FOR
EMPLOYEES OF SHIPPING HOUSES

GIOuchester, Mass, May B.-lne
employees IN all the various FISH ship
ping houses OF the city are iu high
glee today, as the concession won
from the employers Of nine hours as
a days work by the men, goes into
effect today All the men employed
on the wharves and I'm the lofts pre-
sented a petition several weeks ago,
and the employers consented to make
nine hours days work, and the
matter comes to a happy conclusion
today. The bosses seem TO feel better
also. The fish cutters and others em-
plOyed on piece work, are not af-
fected by the change.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
THIRTEEN RUSSIAN TER
ROR|STS ESCAPE
PRISON
Enter Chapel While Mass Is
Being Said. Kill InspeC-
tor and Explode Bombs.
WORK OF UNLUCkY Is
ON EASTER MORNING

St Petersburg May 6.-A plot.
which resulted in the Liberation OF
thirteen political prisoners was dar-
ingly executed at Alexandrovik near
Yekaterinoslav. yesterday during
Easter services at the prison.
While high mass was being cele-
brated i'm the PRISON chapel a vand
of revolutionists entered the building,
killed the chief Inspector ana ex-
ploded two bombs.
Under cover Of the confusion whicn
followed thirteen political prisoners.
including several important terrorists
escaped. The Easter holidays other
wise passed quietly.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
SANTA FE TRAIN NO. |
IN DITCH IN
MISSOURI
Fire Started by Stove Burns
Two COdCheS..Ten Per.
sons Injured.
TWELVE OTHERS ARE
,& - BADLY BURNED

Kansas City, May 6.-Santa Fe pas
senger train No. /. which left Chicago
atN1o o'eiock last night for Califor-
MIA, was derailed this morning at
Norborne, Mo, fifty-five miles north
east of Kansas City.
The engine and four cars, including
the chair car went into the ditch.
Ten persons were injured severely
enough to need the services of ply
slcian. Twelve others were badly
bruised. The stove in the first coach
set fire to the car and two coaches
were burned.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
COMMITTEE CHECKS UP
SATURDAYS VOTE

At a committee meeting of city Of
ticials at the office of Otto Diekmann,
on Gold avenue, this afternoon, the
ballots cast in the city hall bond issue
election held Saturday were being re-
viewed, and while at this time no
definite statement can be made, the
outlook is more promising than was
at first surmised. 1t is not improb-
able that the vote cast will be suf-
ficient to authorize the bond issue.
The city books are being checked up
to ascertain the exact number of
property owners entitled to a vote.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
REBELS ANN|HILATE
TURKISH TROOPS
SEVEN BATTALIONS ARE SAID TO
HAVE GONE DOWN IN THE
AWFUL ONSLAUGHT.

London, May ct was announced
this afternoon i'm special from Con-
stantinople that seven battalions of
Turkish troops had been practically
annihilated during battle with
rebels in the province of Yemen,
Turkish Arabia.
The commander in chief Of the
Turkish forces is urgently calling for
reinfOrcements.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
American Mission Church Is
Burned and Mission.
aries Assaulted.
CONVERTED NATIVES
n ARE MARKED VICTIMS
Young Mems Christian Association
Building Is Looted Situation
MendClng to Europeans.

Lahore. British India, May 6.-The
Hindu outbreak at Rawalpindi APP
pears to have been anti-Christian as
we'll as European.
The mission buildings were special
objects of the fury of the rioters. An
attack was made on the American
mission church and a mob burned the
Y. M. c. A. building, looted and dam
aged all the houses of the missionar-
les and violently assaulted native
Christians in the streets.
A riotous outbreak under the lead
ership of Hindu students has also oc-
CURED at Amritsar about thirty miles
from Lahore.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
ELEVEN OF BLACK HAND
SOCIETY GET
TWO YEARS
Defendants We're Found Gull
ty of WreCking House of
italian RdZZd.
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. Wilkerbdrre May "a seal 4
. ed verdict OF verdict il the I
. Wilkesbarre May "a seal Z
. ed verdict in the black hand Z
. case was opened I'm court here 4
Q this morning. Eleven Of the de- 3
. PENDANTS were found guilty as I
. indicted and two We're acquitted Z
. The principal charge against Z
. the defendants was the blowing Z
. up OF the home of an Italian by Z
. the name of PIAZZA who was I
. made "a victim because he re- I
. fused 20 give them money with Z
. which 10 aid the "black hand I
. society.
The court levied d penalty Of I
two years imprIsOu weu- upon 4
each OF the defendants
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
THE MISSES CURTIS
IN COLE IN ENGLAND.

NrW York. Nav 4.-The COM
meucement Of the golf playing in
England iu which the Misses Curtis,
of Massachusetts. will participate. is
ana indication that other lady golf
players will leave this country and
play golf with their British cousins.
The presence of Miss Harriet Curtis
I'M the field lends an international
flavor 10 the tournament on both
sides OF the Atlantic.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
WAR CLOUD HOvERS
OVER GUATEMALA

Washington May G.-The state de-
partment has received information
that diplomatic relations between
Mexico and Guatemala have been
terminated and that the outcome IS
awaited with apprehension
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06

LOulsViIIe7 ~. May O--The nrst
meeting of the Kentucky Distillers'
Pure Food association is being held
at the Gait house today Almost
every distiller IN Kentucky Is present
and actively Interested ir the gather
ing This Is Derby Day when every
ui-riler makes a point % be I'm the
town. and the first cali for the meet
ing was postponed in order 70 accO-
modate the distillers-
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-05-06
COUNT Won WALDER-
STEIN NOT KILLED
At WILLOWS
s~. w
Austrian NOblemdn-- Surveyor
of Unrequitted Love Is
Alive in oregon.


Portland, ore, May "a Z
] special from Klamath Falls, Z
Won Walderstein, who was re- Z
] ported killed at Willows, Cal, a Z
few days ago, is still alive and 4
} well at klamath Falls, Oregon, I
where he is employed on govern I
ment reclamation work. 4
!. Z =
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

John Sharpe Williams may be the
leader of the minority. but Dave De-
Almond, who is member of it, is Il
refractory follower.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

It must be matter of profound sur
prise TO Senator Jeff Davis to find
that the trusts refused to be frighten-
ed to death by his speech.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20
o. o. K x. PARADE-The Dokeys

tyros. camels. goats and goatlings-
headed by the imported Chinese band.
will stroll the streets of Phoenix at
Sis o'clock tonight.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

Just at this happy season OF the year
General Harrison Gray Otis of Los An
geles and City School Superintendent
Moore are working themselves into a
state of mind toward each other en-
tirely out of conformity to a period of
peace on earth. and good will to men.
And it is all about the Christmas. too.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

While Ways" doesn't view the
action OF the Republican National
executive committee with entire salts
faction, especially the reduction of
AHizona's representation in the con-
vention 10 two votes. il nanifests a
disposition TO bow TO the will OF the
committee and do as it is told" That
Is an act it can perform with skill and
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

From information which is emanat-
ing from Washington regarding the
recent political activity of Mr.. Frank
H. Hitchcock of the postoffice depart
ment it would occasion no surprise
if the president should dispatch him
in person to investigate that Washing
ton state postoffice whose postmistress
has infected her entire jurisdiction
with smallpox.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

The Mikado is said to be about to
issue an order that his subjects must
hereafter sit on chairs instead of
squatting on the floor The Japs are
certainly rising in the world
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20
NAVAJO BLANKETS.

Money cannot buy them in the east.
Win YOUR friends everlasting graf
itude by sending him one. II YOU
buy il from US you will know that
you have chosen it from the larg-
est and most select stock in The
Southwest. We undersell all 9TH
er dealers.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

Don't get excited" painted De
Almond as Williams was struggling 10
free his pinioned arms to strike. why
am not excited in the least" replied
Mr. Williams. We are not sure as TO
the merits of the internecine contro-
versy. but if Mr.. Williams is not a
liar. we should like to see him laboring
under excitement sometime.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

grace born of faithful practice. While
Ways" does what 1t is told" it is
on moderately safe ground. 1t is when
it acts on its own initiative and does
things it is not told" that fate seizes
that erring child by the hand and leads
it into embarrassment and peril.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20
NAVAJO sILVERWARE.

An endless variety for you to select
from. Nothing more popular as
Christmas gifts. our stock and
prices will suit you better than
We offer is genuine Swastika
Crosses. Pins. Buckles. Bracelets
and Rings Come look them over.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

Some fault is found by critics be-
cause the eagle on the new $50 gold
piece is represented in flight. possib-
arouses an unpleasant association OF
idaas
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

Six hundred dollars has been paid
for a Buff Orpington hen, according
TO a reliable New York paper. And
still some people wonder why eggs
are high.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

If your friend is q woman you can
please her with this. Come look
over our stock You can spend
much or little. and whether you
give an elaborate table cover or a
single dolly. your present will ap-
peal 10 the feminine heart by reason
Of its beauty and exquisite work
manship.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

A bewildering display Of all kinds
Of goods made from the feathers Of
an ostrich.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-20

Tennyson's reference to the moan
ing of the bar" must have particular
significance to Georgians about this
time
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
GRIST OF BUSINESS GOSSIP
IN THE FINANCIAL FIELD
TELEPHONE DIVIDENDS IN SUM
OF $s1,4oo PAID
New Members of Bond and Securities
Company-Local Interest In Utah
Oil FleIds-Five.Yea
Contract

There are no soup houses in the country"
said the cashier Of a leading national bank.
Financial affairs are all right" he added;
business generally is in good condition"
Quarterly dividends on the old Home Tele-
t. stockholders. the amount being about $S1, 400.
has sold his interest in the bond and securi-
ties firm OF Adams-P Phillips company and in
future the firm will be known as James II.
Adams & Co. James b. Miller president of
the Edison company, and Edward j. Marshall,
former vice president of the Southwestern
National bank bought the Phillips interest.
The present members of the board of direc-
tors of the company are James H. Adams.
Jared S. Torrance, James r. Martin. Frank
NJ. Brown. John B. Miller, Edward j. Mar
shall and Henry OMeveny.
The Sale Lake Railroad company has signed
contract with Jewett & Blodgett of the
Sunset oil field for supply OF oil to be fur
nshed the company for a period of five years.
dating from January l, 1905 The railroad
company will depend entirely upon JeWett &
Blodgett for fuel oil.
Two new oil companies have Just been
formed in Los Angeles tc develop wells In the
Virgin river country in Utah. One company
Is known as the Utah Pacific OIL company, the
officers and directors of which are c. F. Hun
ter, E. e. Caldwell j. NJ. Lynch 7. M. Can
field, j. p. Coyne, C. Brown, l.. j. Boyle j.
T. Austin and ]. A. Mason. The other is in
corporated under the title of the Interstate
Investment company and includes in Its Off
cial board C. f. Hunter, ]. l.. Boyle, ]. r.
Austin, T. NJ Garfield, j. NJ. Lynch j. r.
Ctyne and Clarence Drown.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, July 31.-The steamer Oly1n-
pic, Captain Hansen, seven days from Belling-
ham. came into port this morning and docked
at the z. K Wood Lumber and Milling COM
pany. She was later ordered to Redondo. The
Olympic lost barge which she had in tow
on the way south to San Francisco The
barge went to pieces during a strong north
west gale and only the towing hauser was
left.
| min, which has been unloading a lumber cargo
at the Southern Pacific wharf, will finish this
evening and depart for the north.
The German ship Rickmers will not discharge
|, cargo today, as there is a temporary shortage
of
The unloading of the heavy oak logs from the
Skogstad is progressing as rapidly as the cars
can be handled.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
CREAMERY BUTTER PRICES
WERE LOW TEN YEARS AGO
Cheap Grazing Land Now Scarce.
Pounds of Butter in Storage

Veterans in the butter business in Los An
geles declare thae about ten years ago when
there were twelve or more rival creameries To-
Gated in Los Angeles county close to the city
butter sold at 3O@35c a 2-pound roll Land
became too valuable for grazing purposes and
gradually the producers of milk and cream
rioved UP the valley and along the coast:
scarcity of cheap grazing land and cost of
transportation serve to keep the creamery
butter quotations around go and 10 cents roll.
II is stated that on July 10 there were 100000
pounds of butter in storage in Los Angeles
against 900 pounds at the same time a
ear ago. Nearly all of the wholesalers in
the local market are taking stock out of stor-
age every day to fill local and shipping
orders More eastern butter is coming in in
corload lots TO provide for the future The
daily consumption is around 10000 pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
STEEL HURTS
THE MARKET
RECORD BREAKING REPORT FAILS
TO EELP WALL STREET
LACK OF NEW BUSINESS HAS a
DEPRESSING EFFECT
UnfavorabIe Crop Report from Private
Expert Is Factor In Late
Weakness In Stock
Exchange
Ry Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 31.-The decline in
prices today got It's principal inspiration
from the quarterly report of the United
States Steel corporation.
The main factor in discouraging senti-
ment was the statement given by one of
the directors that the amount of new
business of the corporation for July had
contracted % to 80 per cent from the busi-
ness of July last year, a shrinkage so
considerable as to give occasion for much
serious thought of the extent to which the
slowing up in general business might go.
Thus it happened that stocks turned
weak upon the appearance of the report
of the record quarterly earnings of the
steel corporation. The fact that these
earnings would constitute a new record
was definitely known for several days be-
fore the report was published, although
the figures exceeded the most sanguine
estimate.
The decrease in the volume of orders on
hand June 30 compared with the preced-
ing quarter was no greater than was ex-
pected. But these facts apply to past
conditions and failed to appeal to stock
market sentiment.
The fact dwelt on was that the present
condition in the steel trade represents a
considerable reaction with data lacking to
From the purely speculative standpoint
the view was adopted that the market
which failed of stimulation from the re-
Gently announced intention to advance the
Southern Pacific dividend and from the
United States Steel quarterly earnings
was not in hopeful position for a rise
There was, in consequence, much profess
sional selling in stocks.
The copper stocks were even weaker
than the iron and steel stocks, partly
owing to the continued settlement In the
market for the metal, which scored fur
ther wide decline in London today.
An unfavorable crop report from pri-
vate expert was a factor in the late
weakness of the market. Sterling ex-
change moved away from the gold export
point today.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 81, 1,066,000
United States bonds were unchanged
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
FILES DAMAGE SUIT FOR
AUTO ACCIDENT INJURIES
J. E. Halliday, Who Was Hurt When
Machine Encountered Wires,
Seeks Monetary Redress
from Railway

Another suit for damages received in
an auto ride that ended disastrously for
several of the passengers, at the corner
of South Main and Ann streets in the
early morning hours of February Q, was
filed in the superior court yesterday by
John e. Halliday, who asks DANA ges
aggregating $5476 from the Los Angeles
Railway company.
But a few weeks ago, Mrs. Eunice Ball
brought suit for $4,000 for injuries re-
celved in the same accident, both plain
tiffs alleging that they were hurled from
the seat Of a moving auto by some low
hanging wires .lat the defendant negli-
gently permitted to become slack.