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Kelley Cure.

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ST. Ees Rsaes. "a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
A HOTTENTOT CHIEF
WORRIES GERMANY
Kaiscr's Southwest African Domain
Again Reported Invaded.

Rerlin. Aug. 21 1.-Consternation has
been caused AT the colonial ottice by
the news that the HOttentot chief MO-
rengo. has recrossed the frontier OF
Cane Colony into German southwest
Africa with 400 followers.
Nearly two years ago, Morehso
evaded the pursuit Of the German
troops by escaping into British Bech-
uanaland. whereupon the Cape au-
thorities disarmed him. and assigned
him home remote from the frontier
where he was kept under surveillance
Concern was caused in Berlin some
davs ago bv the news that Morengo
was near the frontier, and that the
Cane police were trying To disperse
his band and send the chief BACK TO
his home.
Morengo's present strength assumes
all the greater importance since the
German forces i'm southwest AFRICA
have not for two years encountered so
large a band and il is feared that the
rebel chief will give them long ana
tedious work in the mountainous re-
gion of the southern part oi the col-
Onv.
1t is assumed that the Wofk OF
bringing back the German troops from
south Africa which has been going on
for about six months. VIII torlh"ilh
be discontinued
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
Friend and Foe of Administra-
ton Public Land Policy to
Defend Their Respective PO-
SitionS from RoStrum,
PINCH0T LEADS FORCES
OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Noted Men Take Sides on the
Question of Vital Importance
to Stockmen and Food Grow
erS of Great West,

Sacramento, Aug. 2f.-The National
Irrigation congress which VIII be
held IN this city September 2-7 next,
promises to be the scene of some Of
the iveliest debates in recent history
The management has practically
challenged both the supporters and
the opponents of what is known as
the administration policies with refer
ence to the public land to defer their
respective positions on the rostrum
here
The question of how far the ma
tional government should go in the
control of the public lands Is recog-
nized as one of the leading questions
before the American people, and the
Irrigation congress management wants
these discussed because il prOposens
that this shall be a real live. up-to-
date issues. During the last two or
three weeks letters and telegrams
have been sent from the headquar-
ters in this city to men who are es-
pecially prominent and whose partici-
patton would make this a debate OF
national importance. Clifford Pinchot,
United States forester, has responded
with the asset lion thdt he VIII come
prepared TO debate with any man, the
governments forest policy. Among
others who have been invited to inter-
est themselves, either by participating
I'm person or by seeing To it that the
issue is properly presented here, are
United States senator Rurkett ot Me-
braska, Governor E'rantz Of Oklahoma,
Senator Warren of Wyoming. Senator
La Toilette OF Wisconsin, senator
Spooner of Wisconsin. Senator Mel
son Minnesota, and Murdo Mackenzie
president Of the American Live stock
association. of Colorado.
Among the opponents of admins
ration policies who have been ad-
states Senator Hepburn of Idaho,
Governor Brooks Of Wyoming. Con-
gressman Mondcll Of Wyoming. GoV-
ernor Buchtel of Colorado. Congress
man Cushman OF Washington, Sena-
tor Clark of wyoming. Senator Fulton
of Oregon, Senator Patterson OF Coz,
orado, Senator Garter Of Montana ana
DR. J. NJ Wilson Of the American
Wool Growers association Of Wyo-
ming
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
LOOT
BURLINGTON
MAIL CAR
QUARTER Of A MILLION
DOLLARS ARE MISSING
Robbery Police Believe, Occur
red at Lonely Point Near Me-
braSka State Line, While the
Mail Clerks Peacefully Slept

Chicago. Aug 2t.-The local police
are working on clue iu connection
with the mail robbery of S250.000
Sunday night The robbery occurred,
the police believe. while the mail
clerks were asleep, at point in Colo
RADIO just west Of the Nebraska state
line
superintendent Butler, Of the rail-
way mail service. believes that some
person entered the car and threw
three mail sacks out of the window.
The robbery Is thought to have oc-
CURED while the train was passing
over one Of the long stretches OF
track in which there are few sta
tions.
Seven sacks of registered mail were
placed on the Kansas city train leaN-
Ing Denver Sunday night. When the
train reached Oakford, Ncb., the
transfer point, two of these sacks
were missing It is said that post
office officials have an been warned
against giving out any facts m conrec-
ton with the robbery.
The Chicago police are said 10 be
shadowing man known 20 be an in
termediary of thieves, and a. whom il
Is said "a suspiciously bulky package Of
registered matter was mailed from an
obscure town on the Burlington road
near Denver shortly after the rob
berry,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
STRIKE MAY TIE Up
BURLINGTON
Discharge of Western Unio ]
Operator May Involve Great
Railroad in Telegraph Con-
tr0VerSy,

Omaha Aug. 21-A general strike
of operators and a tie-up Of the Bur
lington railroad system are threatened
by the order Of Railway Teleg sphe' :
unless that railroad Immediately rctn-
states a striking Western Union pper-
ator who found work al the Bui'.ng-
ton when the strike came, hut has
since been discharged because he was
"A striker. the operators claim. TIE
matter is now before the grand Off
GERS Of the telegra pliers union. with
q request that the men be permitted
To- strike an over the system.
The railroad company Is firmly -e-
fusing to reinstate the operator, and
the telegraphers say they will strike
if he is not placed back al work i'm
mediately
The striker who figures in tho rase
worked On the Omaha office of he
Western Union and was one e ihe
first 10 strike Several days ln-cr he
went 10 work a. the burlington Of
flee. and last night was discharge T.
Burlington officials say the discharg
was for incompctency
The strike leaders make the charge
that he was fired" at the request pf
the Western Union. The executive
committee If the strikers immediAtely
called on the railroad and demanded
tho strikers reinstatement. This was
refused. and the national officers
have boen asked 20 cali a strike on IN e
Burlington where fhe operators ar"
particularly well organized and 1n
which the men are reported AS anN-
iDus to Join the strikers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
FUEL FAMINE
INEVITABLE,
DECLARED
CONSUMERS WARNED
TO LAY IN SUPPLY NOW
Lack of Labor to Man Mines IS
Forcing Hartman Roads TO
Import Fuel From Far Away
Australia,

Omaha. Neb.. Aug. 21-The scar
city OF labor has reached such an
acute stage that the Hartman roads
have been compelled 20 curtail mucn
OF the coal mining in the properties
along their lines With an abundance
Of coal in their mines the railroad
system has been forced to the eNpedi-
cncy of importing coal from Australia.
Contracts have been made with llli-
nois operators to deliver two thousand
tons weekly at Garfield, Utah. This
coal Is purchased al uniform price
Of 81 per ton which when added TO
the 81 per ton freight, makes II an
exceedingly expensive fuel II Is sal I
that Japanese coal miners employed
In the mines Of the Union Pacific are
earning as high as size per month
and wages promise 90 go even higher
than this figure.
The Union Pacific Is urging fuel
dealers and private consumers To lay
in supplies in order 10 anticipate the
serious famine which Is almost GER
tain to follow the advent OF cold
weather. The railroad itself has
stored up two million tons more than
usual in anticipation OF the expected
shortage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
CASA BLANCA
MENACED BY
WILD ARABS
TRlBESMEN BRAVELY
FACE FRENCH GUNS
Driven off Repeatedly by Hail
of Bullets From Modern
Weapons They Return as
Often to Renew Attack

Tangier. Aug 21.-Official reports
received here from casa Blanca show
that a serious condition Of affairs still
exists there The region around Casa
blanca is swarmng with thousands OF
fanatical tribesmen. Arabs, mounted
on superb horses. are constantly
swooping down on the French forces,
but are never able to drive their at
tacks home against the whitening IRE
OF the rifles and machine guns Of the
European soldiers.
The reckless courage of these tribes
men is evidenced by the manner in
which they return the onslaught.
Aside from the trouble at Casa
Blanca the situation seems 70 ne
threatening one down the coast IN
two wireless dispatches dated Tues
dav night Admiral Philibert, COM
handing the second French naval di-
vision. reports attacks Monday night
and Tuesday afternoon at Casa
blanca The latter, which the admiral
describes as heavy, was repulsed win
great brilliancy Two of the French
force were wounded. The admiral
also reports that many horsemen are
approaching the coast ~ mahasah ana
that the city OF Mazagan Is threat
oned. Cruisers have been sent to SAT
fis and Magador. from which the ad-
mral awaits news.
Calm reigns al Rabat where yes
terday il was reported that the derry
ishers were preaching holy war and
the determination of
Christian and Jew.
No advices have been received of
the movements of the Bandit Raisuli'
who at last reports was said 10 be
facing strong force of the sultan
troops. Sir Harry Maclean Is said to
ne still prisoner In the hands OF the
lord of the Ben Iarous trihesmen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
Strike Does Not Justify SuS-
pension of Operations De-
clareS Montana Judge in Is
suing Writ of MandamuS.
FRANCHISE FORFEITURE
PENALTY FOR FAILURE
Company in Vain Pleads Inabil-
ity to Secure Help Which the
Court Holds Is Merely QueS-
ton of Remuneration.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 2i.--Judgs
Beach in the district court today is
sued writ of mandamus to compel
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company. whose operators are on
strike to resume operations. He de-
clared that the company had duty to
perform, and that service must be re-
sumed He said that he would pun
ish any one who attempted to inter-
fere with the lines, but the mere fact
that one person persuades another not
to work and no threats or force are
used does not Justify the company In
refusing TO do its duty TO the public,
adding that the company must oper-
ate its lines or forfeit Its franchise. Il
was immaterial what II cost 90 operate
It's lines. was the reply to the state
ment of counsel that the company had
not succeeded In securing help. Judge
Bach said he knew the company could
get all the assistance needed " salts
factory remuneration were held out.
General Manager Murray of the tele-
phone company said he was prepar-
Ing 10 begin damage suits against
persons who had intertered with the
business of the company and that
moro Injunction suits would be filed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
KILLS FOUR
IN FRISCO
Victims All Poor Foreigners in
SIum District Precautions to
Prevent the Spread of the
Disease,

san Francisco. Aug. 21.-Five cases
of bubonic plague, four of which haNt
resulted in death. have been reported
to the health department within the
last week. it was learned today Ihe
patients. with one exception, were ol
the poorer class of foreigners dwell
ing i'm the neighborhood of Chinatown
The exception was foreign salloI
from a coastwise steamer. Prompt
measures were taken pN
CITY. state and federal officers, ana
spread of the disease is not feared.
President Jules a. Samon of the
city health board and James 7. Wat
kins said today that the SITUATION was
wen IN hand and there was no pcca-
sion for alarm
The infested steamer was ordered
into quarantine with her passengers
and will remain secluded until re
leased by the health department. The
two shacks inhabited by the other pa
tients were fumigated, locked up ana
sealed. The bodies of two MeXicans'
an Italian and Russian Pole VINO
succumbed. were destroyed in quick
lime
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
INSULTING G Def
HURLED FORTH
BY OUTLAW
Arizona Deputy Sheriff Starts
Out Armed to the Teeth TO
Take UP InSOIent Challenge
of Wife Murderer,

Tucson. Ariz., Aug. 21.-'Come and
take me IL you can. have my gun
and am ready for you. will Kill YOU
like dog if I ever lay my eyes on
you. why don't you try to take me?'
This was the message that Glen
scott. deputy sheriff of Graham coun-
~. received two weeks ago from Juan
Tonce a desperate who is badly want
ed i'm Morcncl for the shooting Of his
wife This morning armed to the
teeth, Scott and Deputy Sheriff Al
berto Mungia started for Silver Bell,
where have learned the desperate Is
in hiding.
So insulting was the letter Scott re-
ceived from the murderous outlaw
that he determined to personally cap
ture the desperate. Usually he would
have turned the matter over to the au-
thorities Of Pima county but In this
instance he came All the distance from
Morenci To meet face to face the man
who dares him 10 battle to the
death
Scott is typical western deputy
He is considerably over six feet ia
height and is known az "a perfectly
fearless man. There had been bad
blood between him and the desperate
before the latter committed his latest
crime After Tonce shot his wife,
Scott was particularly active In his et-
forts TO capture him. Through friends
the desperate heard of this and mall
ed scott the insulting letter calling
the sheriff many names and daring
him TO fight.
Two days scott was given q tip that
Toncc was in hiding "a silver Bell.
The deputy. with Alberto Mungla. an
other Graham county deputy. imme-
diately started for Tucson. They ar
rived here yesterday afternoon. and
after conferring with the local sher-
ifs office. started for silver Bell TINS
morning. Both men are armed with
rifles and revolvers and expect des-
perate battle They are expected %
arrive in silver Bell a. about O'Clock
this afternoon.
While here Scott was very anxious
TO escape reporters To friends how
ever. he said that he would take no
chances in arresting Tonce. scott De-
sired 10 got Tonce an alone. but was
advised. and practically ordered. q"
take MunEia with him in order %
make more certain "f the capture OF
the criminal
Tonce has a long criminal record.
and is said 10 have Killed several
men His most recent exploit was the
shooting 81 his wife. crime sn brutal
that lynchinE was threatened ~ the
man was caught In nt ~ fury
at the woman Tonce drew hIs revolver
and shot her through the face. For
several weeks o. was expected that she
would die. but she finally recovered.
although horribly disfigured This
last crime WAS committed Boo Morenci
about three months ago. and through
the aid OF friends Tnucp escaped and
was not heard 81 again until scott re-
ceived the letter daring him t0 fight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
STEAMER REACHES PORT
WITH CAPTAIN DEAD
School of sharks Follows lb-t attn
Ship and Chinese sailor drops
Dead.

New York. Aug. 21.-The blltish
steamer Strathford. from New Gale
donis. came into quarantine yestel ah4
In command Of her chief officer. her
captain having died when four DAYS
out from Monteviaeo. soon aite,
leaving the latter port the strathlipIu
got into "a heavy seaway. and az zap,
tain L. f Nude was about 70 dr-ceh.
the companionway. he slipped and teh
headlong to the bottom, receiNihs ii
ternal injuries from which ne dled
three days later. The body was bui-
led at sea
soon after the captain died p =, ''i
of sharks followed the steamer, caus-
inr much anuovanco Go a number ni
Chinese seamen. The presence OF me
fish, had a bad effect ON one Mnng"'-
ian. who actually fretted hltnsei i'
death ana uras hurried with n ten
hours after the captain died Nrta'
davs later another Chinaman in IN"
forecastle who was unable 70 i've
without opium. was consigned To the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
TAKE
PAYMASTERS
5 A I CHEL
SIX THOUSAND IN
COIN CARRIED OFF
Guardian of Wealth in PhiIa-
deIphia Hospital Suffering
From Bullet Wound Received
in SCuffIe,

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 21.-Pay-
master Hicks of the Shaums and Up
linger Textile Manufacturing company
was held up this afternoon by three
highwaymen The bandits secured a
satchel containing $4,000 which the
paYmastcr carried. There We're many
people on the street in the vicinity OF
the scene of the robbery and crow 4
Immediately started In pursuit. ono
of the men was captured after several
shots had been fired at him by -.
liceman who had joined the pursuers.
The other two men, with the hand
bag containing the money, made good
their escape. Hicks, the victim of the
robbery. is In the hospital suffering
from a bullet wound in the arm re-
ceived in the scuftle with the robbers.