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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
SCHMITZ SUPERVISORS
ORDERED TO BE GOOD
Injunction Issued To Prevent Convict
Mayors Appointccs Assuming
Office.

San Francisco. July 31.-The issue
between the board OF supervisors APP
pointed by Mayor Taylor and the
fourteen men named yesterday by eX-
Mayor Schmitz for the same offices
was brought into the courts today
when Presiding Judge Coffey, on ap-
plicaton of attorneys on behalf of the
Taylor appointees, issued a tempora-
ry restraining order 10 prevent the
Schmitz board from taking any move
toward assuming office.
II is alleged that Chief Of Police
Dnan intends to aid the fourteen
men named by Schmitz In raid upon
tho sunorvisorv' nffices aud fNo court
IS asked 10 restrain them from doing
anything in this direction
Iialscy Trial Today.
The work OF securing q jury to try
Theodore V. Halsey on the charge of
bribery will not be begun until tomor-
row morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
MICHIGAN LEGISLATOR
FACES GRAVE CHARGE
Arrested for Manslauglitcr In Connec-
tion With Death of Girl From
Criminal Operation.

Detroit July 3t-Repi esentativc
Charles NJ. Ward. speaker pro TEN.
Of the state house of representatives
and chairman of the ways and means
committee. was arraigned this after
noon In the police court here ON "a
warrant charging him with man
slaughter in connection with the
death here from a criminal opera
ton ia April Of Miss Edith Presly.
proofreader. Wards attorney asked
for an examination in the police court
which Justice Stein SET for September
s. Ward was released on $1,000
bail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
MACHlNlSTS DEMAND
INCREASED WAGES
Sctcntcrn Thousand Msy Strike In
New York and Entinon-.

New York. july gi.--A demand for
twenty-five cents daX Increase IN
wages affecting : GOO mschinisis was
made today On ail employers in and
around New York city BY the Inter
national Association ~ Machinisis ana
the AmaiEamated society of Enein-
GERS. of the number i5.pea are in
the former and oee IN he latter.
a hlch consists OF members ~ about
thirty branches 81 the meta shop
trades. The increase i e. date from
tomorrow. but the mschinists- i Ras
said. viii wait few days u hear
from the employers before they begin
a. enforce ID by ordering strikes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

IBy Morning journal Special Leased nire.l
oyster Bay, July 31.-Radical re-
forms i'm the territorial government
of New Mexico are to be indugur0 ted
upon the arrival in Santa Fe of Gov
turned from the Philippines to as
sumo the office of governor "f Nov
Mexico. President Roosevelt con-
ferred with Governor Curry for two
hours today and sent him on his way
thoroughly imbued with the necessity
of ruling with an iron hand until the
alleged tangle of intrigue ana graft in
New Mexico has been Strengthened
cut
Clean government IS what the
president wants" said Governor
Curry on leaving Oyster Bay. "and
that is what | shall do my best to es-
tablish."
Conference on the situation in the
territories was continued at Saga
More Hill after the departure Of Gov
ernor Curry as Chief Justice Kent Of
Arizona and Federal judge l}. ). Ro-
dey of Porto Rico, formerly delegate
IN congress from New Mexico, were
luncheon guests of the president.
Judge Rodey told the president mat
the tax valuation in New Mexico had
been outrageously juggled by the rail-
roads and the mining interests. He
claimed that the value of mines Is
equal to the tax assessment for the
whole territory and that the actual
valuation Of the railroads ia The terri
tory is more than double the entire
ta A1iHatlst. gf s.n Property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
TWO LAB0RERS MEET
DEATH IN FALLING CAR
Unfortunate WOrkmcn In Arilona
Mine Hurled Hundreds of Feet
20 Fearful Fate.

El Paso. Texas. July si.--A cable
arnvra an ore car ou and incline
leading up To the Shanlon mine al
Metcalfe Ariz., broke yesterday after
noon while five men were being maui
ed up In the car. TWO jumped ana
two were killed, while the other is so
badly injured that he will die.
When the car hit the ore pin at
the bottom of the incline Jesus Lopez
was hurled four hundred feet through
the air. his body going over ms own
house.
Giavonni Nasletto was badly man
nIed and instantly killed and Jose
Canute viii die from his injuries.
Foreman Tom Sidebotiom' VINO
was at the bottom OF the incline. had
his left leg broken.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
LUNAT|C|NN NEW
YORk,SANE|N
VIRGINIA
PECULIAR PREDICAMENT
OF JOHN A, CHANLER
Former Husband of Amelia
RiveS Appeals to the Federal
Court for Protection Against
New York Authorities,
tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire

lbN morning Journhi Npeciai ischseu Nifel I
New York. July 31.-John ARM
strong Chanler the former husband
Of Amelia RNes must take the
chance of again being sent to an asy-
lum for the insane ~ he comes TO
New York next October To prosecute
legal action now pending Chanler
is a lunatic i'm the state of New York,
under a commitmet OF the supreme
court, and al the same time Is sane
man under the rulings of the courts
Of Virginia 10 is in connection with a
decision Of the New York supreme
court i'm his case that he proposes To
begin an action next october. Fear
ing that steps would be taken To re-
strain him under the lunacy decision
II he entered the state, he today.
through his attorney, appealed to
Judge Howe In the United states
court for an order restraining any
person from interfering with his lib
,erty when he comes here next OctO-
ber. Judge Howe said ne knew of no
law which would justify him in taxi
ing such action. but he suggested that
the moment Chanler came within the
jurisdiction Of the United states courts
ne could avail himself Of writ Of
habeas corpus TO protect him during
the trial
Thomas r. sherman some time ago
was appointed custodian of Chanlers =
person. and as such has control OF
Chanler's big estate. In the trial set
for october Chanler will seek To have
his property restored TO his keeping
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
DULUTH STEVEDORES
VOTE TO RESUME WORK
strikers Resume Old Jobs on same
Conditions ~ When They Quit.

Duluth. July 3l.-This afternoon.
the ore dock workers who have bcen
on strike FOR recognition Of the union
and a raise in pay voted to return 10
work Neither Of the issues raised
by the men were granted by the Du-
luth, Mcsaha and Northern railroad
and the men will return 90 work to-
morrow morning Their status VIII
be- the same as % was the day they
voted strike. Al the employees WIZ
be taken back by the company With
but prejudice and they pay they have
been receiving under a verbal agree
ment with the company which would
not have expired until October 81, VIII
continue.
The news OF tht ending lt the STRIKE
was flashed tp Evpleth Hihbiug ana
Nashwauk whore ID was received
with rejoicing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
SALT LAKE POLICE CHIEF
RESIGNS UNDER FIRE
Official Indicted for standing la Win
Swindlcrs Fleeing strangers.

salt Lake. July 31.-Chief Of Police
sheets resigned today. He is under
Indictment on the charge of conspir-
ing with professional swindlers To
fleece tourists stopping i'm the city.
chief Of Police sheets and his friends
have Insisted that the charges against
him are unfounded and brought Tor
noIiffca1 effect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
FEDERATION TO MAKE
FIGHT FOR PETTlB0NE
Willing "a Duplicatc Haywood IA
TeIi-es 20 Fncc Imprisoned tonradc.

Denver Iufv gf-Janlrz kirlVam.
acting secretary of the Western Fed
ffafipu Df Miners. announced today
that the federation viii make every
possible effort 70 secure the acqulttal
~ George 4. Peftibone when h. o.
brought 70 trial AZ Boise on the chare
- completely ia the murder of former
Governor Frank Sfeuueuherg. of
idaho. and if necessary VIII spend
- much money IN his defense ds lN
ne defense ~ Secretary Treasure
william D. Haywood who was found
ID guilty fast sunday
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hifEham luuffian. Utah 1ulY 20.
tueerinE fhs Fanfiif- 81 iifr Idaho iurV
Na.eh iouri iFfi ism n farwa, 4 MT
AHiitf nf ma -il-f 1fi4 con srf ~-irV. ne
tipusand marslsr IN the strcefs to-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
TRAFFIC BLOCKED ON
ROAD ACROSS lSTHMUS

Coldn, July 3i.-The damage to the
rnadbed by the sinking OF the land
around Lion Hin. ten miles from Co
Ion Is more serious than was reported
yesterday.
4 portion Of the track built over
the marsh which b. known as the
Black swamp. between Ahoroa La
serte and Lion Hill sank within "a
few feet of "a number of freight trains
Roth ends of the isthmu- are lied up
and passenger trains are Irregular the
passengers being transferred py
means Of temporary pathways.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
ONE KILLED IN TRAIN
WRECK IN ILLINOIS

Joncsboro. Ilis. Juiy 80. The en-
gina and fRn cuache- of H ia-i SOUTH
bound Munre and ohio pa-engcr
train were dersiiod between here and
MnI Creck this afternoon. lii ing I'd
ward Williams. pf Jtcllrtu. Teun.. and
rrphahIy fatally HEiurinz 3. \. Wilde
pf Jackson The cnEin -uIned over
end Engine -ide was sclldel- Sew
era1 uaseenurrf aerp badly bruised
but none SERIOUSLY lniui T.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
WOMAN MAY NOW
FACE A CHARGE
OF MURDER
Mrs, PeraIta Insists That She
Shot Young PadiIIa in the De-
fenSe of Her Daughters
Honor,



SOcorro. ~ NJ. July 31.-Louis Pa
dilla, the fourtecn-year- boy. who
was shot Sunday night by Mrs. Louis
de Peralta. while walking In front Of
the WOman's home in san Antonio,
died a ] O'Clock this morning and as
a result of cOroner's Inquest which
Is 10 be held tomorrow. a charge OF
murder may lie against Mrs. Peralta
who is confined in the Socorro county
jail. waiting the result of the inquest.
Mrs. Peralta spends her time in tears.
She Is well advanced i'm years ana
seems terribly broken by the tragic
result of the shot which she declares
she Hired In defense Of her daughters
honor Mrs. Peralta declares that
older boys who were with young Pa
dilla when the fatal shot was fired.
have been forcing their attentions
upon her daughter and that one OF
them had made threats against her.
She says she had warned them re-
peatcdly 20 keep away and that on
the evening Of the shooting they had
been unusually annoying. That she
any intention of shooting Padilla she
stoutly denies. Several Socorro men
have volunteered 20 go on the wom-
ans bond and she will probably bc
released from custody unless "A first
degree murder charge is lodged as
result of the preliminary hearing,
which Is not expected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
SENATOR BEVERIDGE
TO WE'D IN GERMANY

Berlin Tuiv an was definitely
settled today that the wedding n
Miss Katherine Eddy 90 chicago,
sister " Spencer Eddy first secretary
of the American embassy here, Hnd
Albert J BeteridEe United state
States senator from Indiana. D. q" take
place on August at tnr residence
~ Ambassador and Mrs Tower.
BcVeridgc win bc obliged to sign a
pile " documents three Inches Heep
before the necessary marriage permit
can De issued The wedding viii be
private.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
FOURTEEN THOUSAND
COAL MINERS MAY QUIT

Pittsburg. Juiy 3i.--The executive
board OF district No. p. United Mine
Workers Of America, which embraces
the Pittsburg district today author
izcd President Fechan 20 cal, strike
OF the miners la HIS district. imme-
diately. alleging that the Pittsburg
Coal company has been violating shc
wage agreement repeat IDLY.
President Feehan has announced
that he will give the pittsburl Coal
company a few hours in which 10 adj
lust matters. over 1A.00a miners will
be affected In the event COT strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
AGED Murderer T.1cculcI.

Auburn y. Y Juiy ai.-Charles
Rnnier. eighty years ~ age. 81 Buf-
falo. convicted ~ murder 81 Franz
and Johann Frchr. was electrvcutod
here today.
Bunier killed the couple a. their
home for their money
He walked calmly 90 the electric
chair attended by two priests and
showed no emotion whatever.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

Secretary Taft az Murray Ray. Can
ada. indicate that h. has made several
changes in the Itinerary ~ his trans
continental trip tp seattle On his way
a. the Philippine early in Sepiem nf {.
he will speak a. Denver. Angus 20.
and at Oklahoma city. August - lie
VIII sail from Seattle on the steam
ship Minnesota. September 10 Tor Ma
rHH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

EXPERIMENT IN SENDING
PHOTOGRAPHS BY WIRE
Picture Of Kaiser Successfully Trans
mittcd From Munich to Berlin.

Berlin. July 1.-Mazi successful exc
periments in long distance pnufuErt-
phN were carried tonight bF FrHl-
Stern from Munich g. Berlin. For the
purpose the government ipaned "A dl.
rect wire. which was operated without
hitch. Photograph 30 Emperor
William. the crown prince ana PROBES
sor stern were received here over the
wire. fauifeiessly developed. The ~
periments viii b. continued next weck
FROM Berlin to Munich.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01

night and latcv called Il mass mcrt-
ing at which the iuicome of tho Boise
trial was apoiaudcd as a distinct VIC
tory for the cause of labor. 4 ma
jority of the cslobrants were memhers
of the mill ana sineit 'rmcns union. an
organization ain late with the West
ern Federation - Miners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
RADICAL REFORM PREDICTED
IN NEW MEXICO ON ARRIVAL
Of THE NEW GOVERNOR

Captain Curry Takes Leave of President Roosevelt Thorough
y Imbued With Necessity of Ruling With Iron Hand Until
0sgracefu Tange of Intrigue and Alleged Graft Has Been
Strengthened Out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
CLEAN GOVERNMENT RULING
POLICY OF NEW ADMINISTRATION

Two Hour Conference at Oyster Bay Devoted to Discussion of
TerrtoryS Need for General Cleanup Judge Rodey Tells
of Political RoenneSs In His Former Home-Curry Starts
for Santa Fe Today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
NOT READY no ANNOUNCE
CHANGES or OFFICIALS


oyster Bay. July 31.-Governor
Curry called at Sagamore Hill today
and had a tWo-hour conference with
President Roosevelt on returning
from his visit with the president Cap
tain Curry said he had gone over the
New Mexico situation in general with
tho president He declared he was
not familiar enough with the prob
lens he viii have to face In his new
position To- discuss them at this time.
said Governor Curry
you know / have always been a
democrat. but / am Roosevelt man,
and next to that "A Taft man. The
president wants me to take hold of
the administration of New Mexico
with but one object In view, and that
is clean government. There viii be
some changes In the officials of the
territory but these cannot be an
nounced at this time The appoint
ments / shall make will be solely
with the view of getting good officials
Whenever / can secure such Officials
from the republican party | will o.
SO. but will not allow myself To g
confined 10 that T1rty I'm making 81
poinlments. The factional polite J
wrangle i'm the territory has gro, ~
very acute. and the president has hor b.
orcd me with the appointment as gov
ernor of the territory. position
which I was not anxious to take. evi-
IDENTITY because I have been out OF the
territory for the past eight years and
have no alliances with any Of the fac
tions"
Judge Rodcy at Oyster Bay.
Federal Judge B. : Rodoy, Of Porto
gico. formerly delegate in congress
from New Mexico. arrived i'm oyster
Pay with Governor Curry While
Captain Curry went 10 call on the
president. Judge Rodcy visited Secre-
tary Loeb al the executive office. Mr..
Eodcy declared emphatically that the
situation in New Mexico. from the
standpoint of discord intrigue and
crookedness. was the worst that could
be found In any of the dependencies
or territories of the United States. In
his opinion the president could not
have found better man than cap
tain Curry for the work of straighten-
ing out the nasty tangle which al
present exists in New Mexico.
on learning Of Judge Rodey's pres
euce 100 Oyster Bay. President Roose-
Nelt invited him to luncheon al saga
more Hiu. Chief Justice Kent of
Arizona. WAS also included in the in
viiatiou. which both gentlemen ac-
ccuted.
Governor Curry left oyster Pay for
Washington this afternoon. He viii
spend one day at the national capital.
proceeding from there direct 60 santa
z % take up the duties ~ his posi-
itHn IS governor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-01
.PlTTSBURG POORHOUSE
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Municipal Emplosc Crushed To- Deati
by Falling Walls; Two Badly Hurt.

pittsburg. Pa. July 31.-Fire that
threatened TO destroy the municipal
charitable institutions al Malshalsea.
twelve miles from here, broke out at
10 o'clock tonight and did $3.50. 600
damage. The FIRE started in the laun-
dry of The main building and quickly
spread to those on either side. The
administration building and hospital
was destroyed and one man killed by
falling walls. Two employees Of the
city were seriously injured.
The Dead.
SAMUEL MEANS omplove. caught
under falling walls and crushed 80
death
The Injured.
W. H. LailSen. empIoye, caught by
walls condition serious
Senton Thornton. rmploye. caught
by wall. condition serious
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wdb!ter A-16e 8oney SSS-8ss. sona
peIow 10 BIB 22e, Sara 2s-89s.
Sx Dadetsa:
xrtoia $15.76, atox $lt.S5, Strfst slE 90
Gsraeas ia. 30. EsHmort4'1 s1a 30, 8ssa
Sara BIsxb $500, GItnar Sata Bleah
$16.76. Duriea Sls.76.
Su6er-Dontnoe3 7.67e; Gta63n6ss 6.0l
tugpertfrter 5.42e; xx3z t~uIpstNrta SAFE.
fexer srexmltrter 6.12e; 9ubes 5.57ei zcs,
iseioxers' Bile RiSserooS U l.S2s; Sss
xtS Y 4.s2e; empire Hat Ssed sytss
eorbea 6 A.72e Ntxhtor eytsa I.ss,
RiSpeuoob 9 I.sae: aeIber 8 6.62s; u ssi
BEG 49,.
sfRs-Rsl go %. xea). 8at. g. IL per
0aHoRe.
4~idIss-24Oo TN Sas % /; 800 tn 6si
use: 1900 tm aaIbfaS $3.50; 200 ta Fat
$50.
Gambp-6He etansea seutf@t 71 eser
er senti&t 7s Banner xwta 9e: Grsss
Doxbors lie; Es. Q 9reaua penii6t l0<
2hHe-DrcSa Reu IL: bs lSe; 6tterti ~,
@anseIm 10: wei8f4aIise Naxbsis Ice.
SorbSx RanbeIx lss; Reaxuts 7s N8 7t,
ssr5Hete &C.: enaIt9s BalxfHs 1b(.
0etrodnete GrH4te-AepfeI, On Der soss,
eetrof1et, 7e; Sobduxesbeerex &c ba 6%s;
Gttrox lie BIB a5e; Rofxex. q Gropa. pa
Rfuxb, 7s, Q Ssowx 72e, 1 Growa 7ts Su,
nsxfreie ttB se. GaItfurxia 5hi8eats! 7ks:
eaItana sie, tupssttrte euItaxa lie Bio &c.
California Kprtiofen 81 BID LIZ.
etarte-PearI, 82e, G5ousptoa C!os. 1 ssi
8 Pt9Hh Ba6ete 8. &orx. l Ttb. tsssss,
lH-S}c.
&eis-GaroEtna, 9cYf, tt--sts. Sass 4
sic, gsbro8ener. 8i-<e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-12
Hra@te NAB 0emsis,

1raSate NAB 0emsis,
EsG@ta
gspfa -s8.o O-4.5a pei 66ab.
@ranberries $500 per Sat.
fsoaanen 81. 7S-2.26 ; nsSs ~sl--sl.%S'
Gstrumen q 90 30 ses &sfs.
Cransen - s2.I6-3.2s ta Esks.
0smEis.
gotse WAben SASS per Sat-.
9lrteu, Sl.s0 per Duteab.
9stery-20, bis &c per Du&eno.
srert = SIS -sl6 per Tonne.
gaIat - lse pei Bfano.
8uie5eIn - Notbe wb wesse 500 bts
81. w pei SOB /; epoxti&e 8ussbeIn sl.sO
per RIFE.
BetsrfIie 1850 PEI Eutsxb bzrass.
~RartoHeIn-$l 81 psr SaE
Rabi.ie soc pss Dutesb Hun4es.
etbiartofeIn - Sirgtxta 86.s6; Ba!tt'
more s1.75-2.76; Seriep $500 $500
pei Sat.