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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
ERIE RAILWAY NOTES RE
NEWED AND WILL BE PAID.

New York, April s.-Rumors in
Wall street effecting the credit of the
Erie railway have been pronounced
not only wrong, but also absurd.
They undoubtedly arose from the ex-
pressed determination Of the man
agement 10 hold up the expenditures
decided upon for vast improvements,
amounting to $12,00O,O00. Provision
has been made for the payment of all
the notes issued last fall, amounting
To s5,0O0.000 An easier money mar
ket was expected this spring, but not
withstanding the hard rates, the notes
Will be taken care of satisfactorily.
Three millions of these notes were
renewed today. one million more
will fail due on the lst of June, and
another million on the lst of July.
The dividend will not be passed, as
has been reported. The money for
its payment is i'm bank.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
GOLDF|ELD N AY
WAKE Up
AGAIN
Miners Vote TO Throw off Yoke
of Industrial Workers
Union.

Goldheld. New. April Sin mass
meeting assembled the miners of the
GOldteld district Saturday decided Ia
throw off the yoke of the Industrial
Workers, so far as this section is con-
ccrned. The vote was 756 in favor
and 514 against. majority of 242.
This seems to have been the biggest
obstacle In the way OF a settlement
and has been overcome by today S
action.
Tuesday night the miners will hold
an executive session and unless all
signs fail they will ratlfy with secret
ballot the vote of disassociation cast
Saturday and prepare to confer with
the employer for a resumption of
work.
Diamondfeld Jack Davis one OF
the biggest and wealthiest operators
in this camp, said that the mines
would probably be running full hand
ed before the week is out.
The mine owners have insisted only
upon the miners here segregating
themselves from the Industrial Work
ers Of the World as far as the Gold
field district was concerned, leaving
final segregation to the national meet
ing of the Western Federation in
Denver next summer.
The miners have gone as far as
they can at this time. A simple rati-
fcauon of the vote remains and there
appears to be no question of this be-
Ing made. The meeting was of all
members of union No. 22O. The ac-
tion carried with it a vote to ap-
portion funds and to allow the miners
the sole charge OF the Miners hos
pHal here.
1t means the miners will have a
square charter or will revert to the
original one which admitted only
those connected with work about the
mines. The umbermen viii join the
Western Federation and this will
leave the Industrial Workers without
"A leg 10 stand on.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
DANNY HARD At
WORK FOR
JOB
AS President of Bureau of
immigration --Hening
For Secretary.
,pecial to The Evenlng Citlzen-

Special to The Evening Citizen.
Santa Fe, y. NJ. April S.-There
has been a decided change in the at
titude Of the members of the bureau
Of immigration relative 10 comforting
the presidency. ID. A. Macpherson,
OF Albuquerque. has found that he
can not secure the necessary votes 10
elect him and will probably not push
the matter further George A. Flem-
ing, Of Las Vegas, and Joseph w.
Bible, of Hanover. are said To be can
didates for the position Who will
be elected is problematical. Owing
TO the failure OF 4. NJ. Edwards, of
san Juan county, to reach the capi-
tai, the bureau met and adjourned
until tomorrow at a. m. Al tina.
time the selection Of a president Will
be taken up. Macpherson insists that
he must secure both the presidency
for himself and the secretaryship for
Hening. as a reward for the campaign
he waged during the legislature
against the republican members and
their organization. 1t is believed that
Macpherson Will surrender the presi-
dency II Heuing Is made secretary.
Both ne and Henlng are working
hard for the positions. Mr.. Bible
had a candidate of his own, not a
newspaper man, but consented not to
press MIN for the place after being
seen by interested parties. Mr. Ma
son, of Roswell did not at first favor
Heuing. or, I'm fact, any newspaper
man for secretary. but later changed
his mind MI Haley of Captain,
wanted a simon-pure democrat. but
consented 10 Heniug for secretary.
Mr.. Fleming found himself the only
person on the board opposed 10 both
Macpherson and Hening and decided
that II would be useless 10 make a
fight. II looks as though the Journal
force would receive the pay 20 has de-
mInnrI
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
UNION PACIFIC INTENDS
SPENDING MUCH IN
WYOMING
Double Track Across Whole
State Will be Completed
During This Year
AT COST 70 COMPANY
OF FULLY 100000

Omaha, April S.--The Union Pa
cihc has officially announced the
building of 100 miles of double track
ing in Wyoming, to be finished during
this year. The new tracks will com
plete the double tracking of the road
from Cheyenne to Granger. across
the entire state.
The new work will extend from
Hanna to Rawlins, forty miles: Rob
inson to Wamsutter twenty miles
Rocksprings to Green River. fifteen
miles, and a number of small pieces
The remainder of the line across wy.
oming has already been double
tracked. ten miles having gone into
use yesterday. The cost of the 10I
miles is estimated at $3,000.000.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
So Decides the United States
Supreme Court Opinion
by Fuller.
THIS ENDS THE WHOLE
CONTROVERSY TO DATE
Decision Against c. P. Hunt in
Suit of the Nye Cotton
Exchange.

Washington, April S.-That the
Isle of Pines is not American terri
tory was officially and judicially de-
clared today by the United States SUI
preme court. The decision was rem
dered in the famous case of Edward
]. Pearcy VS. Nevada n. Stranahan,
collector of the port of New York.
and the opinion of heh court was an
nounced by Chief Justice Fuller. who
said that up to the Paris treaty, the
Isle of Pines had been considered as
an integral part of Cuba and that 1t
could not be held to be covered by
article of the treaty. which included
only the islands in the vicinity OF
Porto Rico
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
EN SENATOR BLACKBURN
SAILS FOR THE ISTIlMUS

Washington. April Elk Senator
blackburn, of Kentucky. sailed today
for Colon. liz "a member of the 18TH.
mi;In canal commission he has been
selected as chief of administration of
the canal zone, this place being an
Glogous to that of governor which
was held by Mr.. Magoon. Since Mr..
Magoon resigned the administration
has been entrusted to Richard Reed
Rogers, counsel for the commission,
but Mr.. Rogers administration prov
ed a failure, consisting chiefly of up
setting the ably conceived and careful
ly executed arrangements of Governor
Magoon, and Senator Blackburn will
take the place at a salary of $4,000
year.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
AMBASSADOR WHITE
OBJECTS TO CUBA
AS A STATE
Worse Than Philippine Prob
lem as Population Is of
Negro Extraction
AND WHOLLY INCAPABLE
OF SELF GOVERNMENT

New York, April Sex -Ambassa-
dor Andrew p. White, who returned
yesterday from a visit to Cuba, said:
81 regard the Cuban question as
more serious than our PHILIPPINE prob
lem. Cuba is a great negro state, in
capable of selfgovernment and every
thing l saw while there strengthens
my conviction that Cuba as state
would be a curse to us-simply a
rotten borough with a few wealthy
men in the midst of a negro popula-
tion incompetent to govern themsel-
YES. to say nothing of aiding in the
government of the United States"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08

MODlle. Anrll "A steamer, WHICH
has Just arrived here, brings the news
that Puerto Cortez. Honduras. has
fallen.
Indirectly News Confirmed.
Washington, April S.-While Off
cial information of the capture of
Puerto Cortez by the Nicaraguan
troops was not received by the state
department, a cablegram received to-
day from Frederick NJ. Ryder, con-
sui at San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua,
says that advices had been received
there that troops were advancing
along the Honduras coast from Tru-
jillo.
Ambassador Creel and Minister Co
rea of Nicaragua had n brief confer
ence today with Assistant Secretary
of State Bacon, at the state depart
ment, concerning the Central Ameri-
can situation.
Fuller and Later Advices.
Mobile, April S.-Advices today
from Commander Fullam, of the
United States gunboat Marietta via
the steamer Columbia, just arrived
says the Ceiba was taken April 3rd
by the Nicaraguans without firing a
shot. The Nicaraguan forces then
left for Puerto CorteZ
Gable advices received here say
that Puerto Cortez is now in the
hands of the Nicaraguans and it is
believed that the Hondurans there
surrendered.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
Better steel Rails to be Demanded.

New York, April S.-While ques-
tions connected with car storage and
methods designed to prevent a re-
Currence Of the deplorabie conditions
Prevailing during the year, will take
up considerable time at the meeting
of the American Railway association
iu Chicago on April "a, II is quite
certain that steel rails and their
manufacture will demand much at
tention, in consideration of the ex,.
perience railroads have been having
u various parts of the country es-
pecially during the past winter.
Broken rails, cracked rails, rails with
hidden flaws that do not become
known until they have caused an ac-
cident are altogether too numerous
10 be productive of peace and COM
fort TO the mind OF operative officers.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
CONSTITUTIONAL OF RAIL
ROAD EMPLOYERS LIABILITY

Washington, ID. c., April S.-The
supreme court of the United States is
hearing today the motion made by
Attorney General BOnaparte permit
ting the government to intervene in
the case of Damselle Howard against
the Illinois Central Railroad company.
The case involves the constitutionality
of the railroad employers liability
act 1t was tried by the United States
circuit court for the western district
OF Tennessee, which held the first sec
tion of the act. abolishing the fell
low servant rule, to be unconstitu-
tiOnal
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
COTTON EXCHANGE SUIT
AGAINST HUNT SUSTAINED

Washington, April Sin an opin-
ion by Justice McKenna, the supreme
court of the United States today af-
firmed the decision of the United
States circuit court in the case of
Clarence =. Hunt, cotton broker of
Memphis, Tenn, VS.. the Nye Cotton
Exchange.
The suit was brought in the cir
cult court by the exchange to secure
an injunction against Hunt prohibit
ing him from receiving or using its
quotations, contrary to the regula-
tlons Of the exchange, and the injunc-
ton was granted by that court as
prayed.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
COAL BARGE AND TEN MEN
LOST SINCE APRIL EIRSr

collier Caesar. which is searching for
the missing coal barge manned by
ten men, which was torn away from
the tow line in the gale off ST. Angus
tine, Fla, April I. has been unsec-
cessful I'm its search. but has started
from Charleston to renew 1t. The
cruiser st. Louis is also searching for
the missing barge.
Found at Last.
The navy department received a
telegram from the commander of the
collier Caesar dated Fernando, Fla.
stating that naval barge No. l, which
had been lost at sea since April l.
was picked up and is being towed
into Mayport. at the mouth of st.
Johns river, Florida
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
WORKING FOR THE
PEOPLE. OF COURSE


ID. \. MacpheI son, better Q
) known as Vaudeville Danny, 8
} and his understudy, III. y. Hem :
5 ing. Black Face Artist, well 8
) known In his fayorite role OF .
) Friday the Mudslinger, left the 8
B city yesterday for santa Fe to .
) look after that two years en- .
) gagement with the bureau of i'm 8
5 migration and to secure addi- .
) tion mud for some stunts which .
5 il is understood they propose 8
} working up for the coming sea- .
) son. While In Santa Fe, they 3
will give a benefit performance 3
j chiefly for the benefit of that 3
well known and popular demo- 3
, cratic organ, The Morning War D
Cry of this city which has had 3
some hard luck recently. The .
ticket sale for the benefit, ac- 3
cording to reports received here, 3
! has been very good and quite .
large audience Is expected to .
turn out. Both are clever COM 3
edians, particularly In their pO- .
liticus acrobatus stunts, traYes- D
J ties upon the assassination of 3
j julius Caesar and other charact- D
! ers I'm one act. Their acrobatic D
] turns are wonderful, and hold D
! their audiences spell bound. 1t D
, is hoped that they will be given 3
i a cordial reception by their b
j Santa Fe audiences and that the D
gate receipts viii he large as .
! the Journal needs the money 3
j and the common geeZer ought o
to continue to put up for Il With .
out kicking. Help them along. .
ssss SsSSS SsSSs 90
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
POMONA ELECTS COMPLETE
SET OF CITY OFFICIALS

Pomona, Cal. April S.-Pomona to-
day elects an entire set of city Of
ticials and for several days the poll
tical pot has been boiling at white
heat. Citizens fear that the town will
be made a wide open town through
measures which will compel the cleo
ton Of trustees from certain wards,
which II is declared, can elect at this
time men who will favor a wide open
town as far as liquor is concerned.
The strong temperance sentiment l.
up in arms against this, and is fight
ing il tooth and nail.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
SHINNECOCK HILLS INVITA-
TION TOURNAMENT OPENS

New York, April THE Shinne-
cock Hills invitation golf tournament
by permission of the Metropolitan
Golf association commences its golf
tournament today to continue on the
9th and 10Th. The course of this
club is ideal. and the tournament will
attract much attention. Competition
for the presidents cup in this club
has not been held since 1896.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
BARON DE CONSTANT GUEST
OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Indirectly News Confirmed.

washington, d. G.. April S.-Sena-
tor Baron de Constant. who is likely
to become one of Frances repre-
sentatives at the Hague conference,
arrived from Cherburg on the steam
ship La Savoie, and will deliver a
speech at the dedication of the Car
negie institute, Pittsburg. He is stop
ping at the white house as the guest
of President Roosevelt.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
Destroyed by Fire today With
Loss of Million and
Half Dollars.
LOST COAL BARGE AND
MEN HAVE BEEN FOUND
British BdttleShip Went Ashore
and Very Bedly Injured
Stern Before Floating.

New York April S.--A fire early
today destroyed the combined car
barn and power plant of the New
York City railway The loss is esti-
mated at $1,5OO.OO0. More than 800
cars were burned and the whole plant
except the electrical department was
destroyed, One fireman, Capt }.
Ryan, was killed under a falling wall,
and half dozen others were more or
less seriously injured.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
B.ATTLESHIP TRAFALGAR is
DAMAGED ON THE ROCK :.

Devonport, England. April S.--The
battleship Trafalgar went ashore on
the rocks off Devils Point today. AS
the tide fell the Trafalgar remained
fast on the rocks In an extremely
dangerous position, 1t is believed
that her stern has been badly dam
aged Six tugs succeeded in refioat-
ing the Trafalgar an hour after she
went ashore.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
JOHN WALSH MUST AP-
PEAR In COIrRI IOnAX

Chicago. April S.--This is the day
that John X. Walsh, according to the
oruer of Judge Anderson. of the fed
eral court, must appear and enter his
Ilen To the l60 counts OF the indict-
ment charging him with misapplica-
tion of the funds of Il national bank.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
DELEGATE ANDREWS VISITS
AT WHITE HOISE

special % The Evening Citizen.
Washington. April Speak
er Cannon and Delegate Andrews
were at the White House today
Heads of departments that will
have offices in the Albuquerque
federal building have approved
the preliminary drawings. Final
drawings are now being made
preparatory TO publishing adver-
tisem nts
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
DR.. HART IS ELECTED
PRESIDENT BOARD
OF HEALTH

3 Special to The Evening Citizen. {,
. Santa Fe, April S.-The New /,
3 Mexico Board of Health or ,
3 ganized here today as follows: /,
. DIR. Hart of Ration, president; [,
. DR.. John F. Pearce. of Albu- I
. querque. vice president; DIR. j. I
. 4. Massie. of Santa Fe, secre- I
3 tary; DR.. w. ID. Radcliffe, Belen, I
3 treasurer. The other members I
3 of the board are Drs. Woepp, I
8 Carlsbad, Smith, Las Vegas, /,
b and Westlake. of Silver City. I
) The board viii continue i'm ses- I
B sion for several days.
= z Il 4 a 4 a z = = z z Z 4 4
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1907-04-08
Ceibd SurrenderS Without Fir
ina a Shot at Their Ad.
vdnCing Enemies.
PUERTO CORTEz SEEMS
TO HAVE DONE THE SAME
Mexican and NiCdragudn Minis
terS Hold Conference With AS
SiStdnt Secretary Bacon.

Mobile, April S.-A steamer. which
has just arrived here, brings the news
that Puerto Cortez. Honduras. has
fallen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13

eiety behind prison bars. Aud. 20
member. the peace Of society may
be broken. souls lost and Anarchy
seated on Reasons throne without
the police reserves being called out
On the other hand. the man OF
education and refinement may b.
perfectly vtrtunus through lack ul
opportunity % commit crime
We are prone 90 cali d ease OF
"ayaiism" when the scion ~ gnod
family ia hauled OF % prison. and
look for some bold burcanoor an
ccslog In the family archives.
A born criminal Is che cry when
the culprit Is born ~ the undel
world Henceforlh he Is known IN
police. philanthraplc and soeinlog
teal circles az q mWmher n che
criminal class
There is no mistake" or mo
ment Of temptation" urgcd Ia ~
tenuation OF bis affeuse ne Is con
sidervd toTeordalned "a do thla
thinE and cant a. otherwise. 50
the police ~ every city are warned
20 keep a lookout for hlm and run
him dawn
Statistics shows that the grpa,
majority of Criminals arr drawn
from the ranks 81 the poor. the
ill fed. the badly sheltered IL h.
also proven that the masa of iaw
breakers aFc ander ad years Vt age
We take the weak hoy and troat
han ike a vicious criminal Sat.
urnily be hecomea a criminal one
of the repeaiers that are the do
spair Of wofkhouEe and prison o.
iicera Il is fae same thinE a.
dropping metal into a tack machine
we are NOT surprised Whom ths
machine turns nut lacks
Vet the prison warirna viii scl
son there are a. many criminals
nut 81 prison as there are Oh. and
n0t every man behind the bars l. q
criminal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
rAERE A CRIMINAL CLASS
Az JESSIE N. PARrLoN.

0
RpueFs that prey GA the unpro.
.eted ldieness, intemperaucc. the
Aa,sanaandono instances % pub.
: rued and private wrong. even
y prladice Of the righteous work
~ harm o. sociegy Ia The l0ng
- thar sudden crime.
Sarcey any human heing can
- through NE without iuiurlng
smrne The porsiy pillars of $40.
~ ana the church. the sweet and
rsesaas matfun who passes with
nmfsl eyebrows the woman who
~. thcsc persons who prepare
mrned and eloquent treatiscs on
u ~Crmlaal Classes. are not en-
aaly gallsless.
cssme Is no; Wholly a matter 90
nAsrltxace Neither Is Il the spe.
~ preFugafive % certain few
Isslraa 81 being the ball mark %
user order OF creation than our
Nlses. as we try 10 cheat ourselves
aie heliesing crime Is your and
sina anf al mems The criminal
! GOT a diffcFent species be ls
niircig and essentially human
efAaps eco human. for the greater
~ he iogce the stronger les cx.
wsssion
Emerssn. the menliest uf men.
al 4 10. ann potentially erin.
al
ne man born Ia the slums may
hi o. slay Ia the ordeal og lie
> dwella on thc DARK edge 81 civ.
znsien.
~ Brother. born Co a palace
~ iavade a dozen happy. limo.
"A lives and Wreak social and
HHual devastation. or. peicked
= "a golden spur. plunge into
xaaess and become captain oi
a1AiFs and commit his crime M.
r n innocent cover 81 special
rFlsFe
Fek ont your criminal Place
= sue s-ho IS che greatest msn.
y u he peace and order - 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
Great Organ Recital

Secure your seats Tor the Great
Organ Recital. First Presbyterian
Church. Dec r.. ne Nailing's music
store. Ttt Second nv.. while some
~ the choice seats are % b. had
without extra charge The recital
will be- the musical event Of the
year. and you will derive great
pleasure IN hearing Or Frank WI.
bur Chace and the singers who are
Co assist him iu the Opening ssF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13

WASHING TON. Dee. ~ Repre-
xalAiive Perkins, Of New York has
ssst0daCed his inheritance tax
T. - amended that under les
nFhions ore half Of the tax De-.
- would 80 to the state and
nsAail b the federal government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13

MSVER Dec. i3-The federal
eane hlrY has been impaneied Ia
= Ease % loaeph A walker. secret
eFstee agent. who was shot and
4-sss4aIt'l
s1ap Lake Soap for q shampoo
~ ihe best AZ an druggists $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13

Killed November Ia the Heapcrua
mine. near Durango. Colo. b.
Joseph NanacrWeide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13

"Prissu caste will be discussed IN
Miss partlon'a nest article.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Few social affairs are scheduled for
today Monday as usual being the least
popular with social entertainers. To-
morrow many functions viii take place
I'm the way OF card parties, luncheons.
eto.. and the rest of the week promises
TO DE as busy
The wedding OF Miss Bessie Bean and
William J.. Dunn takes place tomorro"
evening.
Mrs. j. p. Megoah outertains tho
Tournament club tomorrow.
Miss Esther Allen will entertain in-
formally tomorrow at her home. where
number OF her friends are invited TO
hear "a talk on the program TO be given
By the symphony orchestra next Fri
day afternoon az the Salt Lake theater
Mrs. schuyler c.. SNYDER entertains
Ger card club tomorrow.
MIS-. j. r. Harris has gone to los
Angeles for q short stay.
\ japanese social viii be given a:
the home OF Mrs O.. j. NcNitt tom0r-
row night 10y members Of the Ladies'
Aid society OF the First Baptist church.
THE hostess viii display number OF
japanese curios ..ed during her re-
cent trip go the ..
The wedding oc Miss Janettc Bonzon
md Ar. T. Clark takes place on Thurs
day
Miss Hazel Taylor. who Is 20 appear
fith the symphony orchestra az the
'lclrt next Friday AFTERNOON. had her
iual rehearsal with the orchestra yes
erday. Her hearers were delighted
with the beautiful rendition OF ber num-
llls.
Mrs. s.. H. Shaunau entertained lu-
ormilly at cards on Saturday night,
uc prizes going Go Mrs Rang and Mr.
49,. j. Mahtu.
Friday DeH l3. tho employees ~ the
Paris Millinery company win give soc
ial dance at che new dancing academy.
s Market street Those desiring 20 ate
END can get tickets at the store. A
good time is assured