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The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Child Begs Father Not to sIay.

New York. Jan. 12.-As his eleven
year-old daughter .ena pleaded with
him not 10 kill her mother. Henry
Schaeflborger. Of West Hobcken. to-
day suddenly drew a revolver and shot
his wife through the temple. He then
turned the weapon on himself, and
with the child kneeIing beside her
dying mother blew out his brains.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Squayv Man Slain at Council.

Denver. Jan. 12.-George Terry, head
of the Shoshone Indian council, was
murdered Thursday night as he came
ont of the council lodge on the Indian
reservation at Dander. Wyo Terry
was a halfbreed son Of the former ia
nous Mormon Bishop Terry. of Utah.
He was a sQUaw man and had lived on
the Shoshone reservation for more than
twenty-five years.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
No Courts-mnrtiaI in France.

Paris. Jan. 12.-The cabinet, at
meeting to-day, authorized War Minis
ter Picquart. Marine Minister Thomp-
SON and Minister of Justice Guvot-Des-
saigne TO draw up bill for the sup
preston OF couTts-maTtiaI IL time of
peace.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Senator Nelson sure of Reelection

st. Paul Mimi. Jan. 12-The re-elec-
tion Of United states Senator Nelson
is assured. Two-thirds of the members
Of the legislature are committed to
Senator Nelson by written statements
The election Will take place January -
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
queen Leaves $3.50, 900 to Charity.

Hanover. Jan. 12-The late Princess
Hanover, who died at Gmunden. Upper
Mary of -AltenbuTg. eX-Queen of
Austria. January 3 last. left $3.50. 900 to
various charities in the former kingdom
of Hanover.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Two Killed in Freight Collision.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 12-Wfllis SChaefer,
a brakeman, and 0. J. Ramsey, fireman.
were killed to-day in d freight collision
on the West Pennsylvania division cf
the Pennsylvania Railroad. at Creighton
station.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
SEES WOMAN SLAIN
Watchman Afraid to Make
0utcry Lest He Be Victim.
POSSE IS SEEKING TWO MEN

Body Not Found, and Identity of
Woman and Her Murderers Is Not
KnOwn-Affer Being Beaten, She Is
Taken in Buggy and Killed on
the shore of Lake TumbIinE Run.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Look After Export Trade.

Another question concerns our export
trade, amounting TO d.750C00.0o0 a year.
The cotton trade viii look after itself,
but the world has 20 come and get two
they win rot on the docks. The next
great step of this government is to lool,
after our export trade and manufac-
lures
Mr.. Shaw ComDlimented Tim Woodruff,
Speaker WadswOrth. Kings County Re
publicans, and ended by poking a little
fun al w r. Hearst
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
EXCURSIONS,
AYorfOlk 6 Washington
- Steamboat Company

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- au points south by TIE sgpJTB pCagTful steEl
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VIA steamers Ol y4u Dominion Steamship Co.f
- for AeS 1oIk ana IeIc-4uJs anG AlueEs'
steamships f1- Boston.
- ECE LiELIlT information at gE-Er3t
- ticket Cf3eg. l0j lsth s.. CoCad0 Bldl.
- Telephone Alalu -sgJ, or tta q. wharf ,tes-
- phone Main $50.
mo. CALLAHAN, ID 8. Pres and Gen. Mgr
" Ii. CALLAHAN, Gen. Pass. AzI.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
SHAW IN BROOKLYN
Secretary Addresses Members
of Union League Club.
GIVEN A RoUSING RECEPTION
Compliments woodruff and Kings
County Republicans, and Winds Up
by POking n Little Fun at W. X.
Hearst-Must Look After Export
Trade and Manufactures.

New York. Jan. PA dinner was given
by the executive committee Of the Repub-
Hcan general committee to the Republican
representatives from Kings County in
the National and State legislatures at the
Union League Club, Brooklyn, tonight.
After an informal reception the 400 guests
marched TO the ballroom on the main floor,
where the banquet was spread.
Secretary Leslie NJ. Shaw. the principal
speaker Of the evening. made his appear
ance shortly after o'clock He was
greeted by a voIley of cheers. and every
body arose After this noise had quieted
down. a quartet made more. Indicating
the Secretary. they sang. I'D do any
thing. dear. in the world for you" and
then everybody applauded Secretary
Shaw. laughing, rose TO his feet and
bowed TO the singers. Secretary Shaw
got good round of cheering before and
during his brief speech.
sticks to Principles.
The Republican party has made its
record by having an organization and
sticking TO principles" he said ''The only
danger that We need fear is the oblitera
tion Of party lines, also We must not bow
down TO officers We must stick 10 our
principles. The Democrats talk against
Capitalization, and vote for it when they
get a chance. They have no principles.
There are some grave questions that
must be settled in the near future. Wealth
has become arrogant and far-reaching
because Of our continued great prosperity,
but Jet me tell you that none Of your
Uncle Sans children can grow so big that
they can't be taken out onto the back
porch and spanked However, when We
shall find il necessary To punish boy
Of that sort we will not do Il as the
Democrats would ike 20 have Us do il, Tor
the entertainment Of the neighbOrs. The
boy will be punished, not because he is
big OF fat but because he does something
wrong.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Trolley to Kensington

Via Rock geek Bridges and PARIS the L10-. .EneTy
Jlzse Circle and Lake livery visitor u NashIug11n
should see these BEAUTIFUL suburbs. Can eTery 3 min
utes frun 18th st. and ~ 81. ave. Round tip tickets
Sc. at Fussglls. liA y. Y. ave Eo7-1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
RATE WAR CUTS FARE
ACROSS CONTINENT !

San Francisco, Nov. 25.-OWing 70
the railroad rate controversy east Of
Chicago. which has resulted In the es-
tablishment Of a ten-dollar rate be-
tween Chicago and New York. and
from Cincinnati and the New York
Central lines. the Southern Paciiic
company has filed notice with the in-
terstate commerce commission that
they will use the ten-doliar rate for
a hasing rate on business from Calf
fornia. reducing the second class rate
10 New York 20 $500. effective Nov.
20. This action was taken % avoid
the confusion resulting from the TACT
that the fun local fares from san
FrauclsrN to Chicago and from Chi
cago to New York was less than the
present through legal rate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
THIRTEEN DEAD IN -
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE
Victims All ItalianS--Incendiarle are
blamed for Holocaust.

New York, Nov. 25.-Thirteen per
sons lost their lives and several Others
were injured early today in a tene-
ment house fire at 1O9 Eighth and
Second avenues. All the dead are Ital-
ians and seven Of them are children.
The bodies were found huddled to-
gether on the top story Of the build
Ing to which the terror-stricken peo-
pie had been driven by the fiames
which rushed up from the lower floors
They died before they could reach
the fire escapes
Some OF them were burned alive
while others were overcome by the
smoke.
The police are Of the opinion that
the fire was started by incemdiaries in
the Giuseppe Cudanos saloon on the
ground floor Of the building.
Three weeks ago three men were
caught robbing a safe In the saloon
and are now awaiting trial.
The police believe that the fire may
have been the work OF friends Of these
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
LAND FRAUD CASES
IN COLORADO
Killing Of Agent Walker Makes
the Government More Deter
mined Than Ever to Prose-
cute Laws VioIatorS.

tby Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Denver, Nov 25.--Judge Robert IL.
Lewis, In the United States district
court, today announced that trials OF
the Colorado land fraud cases would
begin on December 16, and ordered
al defendants who have not already
pleaded 20 the indictments 70 appear
IN court next Monday.
December IL has been set for the
date of the convening of another
grand jury whose work is expected to
be more far-reachlng than that OF the
jury which indicted seventy-three men
last summer for alleged land frauds
The killing OF Joseph A. walker, fed
eral secret service agent, at the Hes
perus mine, near Durango, recently.
when he was conducting an inquiry
In the. line Of his duty. VIII probably
be investigated by the grand jury.
Chief E Wilkie, of the scsret service.
was In conference here today with
District Attorney Earl M. Cranston
and Lueien e. Wheeler, head Of the
agents employed in the investigation
OF land frauds In reference TO the
Walker case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
DEFENSE SCORES IN
TRIAL OF BANKER WALSH
Testimony of Former Cashier Reject
ed ON Ground OF InCompetency.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-The cross-exam-
nation of Fred McI.ane. former cash
Ter of the Chicago National bank. gave
the attorneys for John X. Walsh. on
trial on charges with misapplication
of the funds of the institution. an op-
pottunity to score several points to-
day. The most important came when
the explanation by McI.ane Of the re-
port to the clearing house association
was excluded by the court on the
ground that the former cashier had
not personally made out these dOcu-
ments. The objections BY the defense
came after McIane had testified that
Walsh had directed him to treat the
numerous memorandum notes Of the
bank as direct loans 10 the parties
whose names were signed TO them In
the bank reports sent to the clearing
house. and to the comptroller OF the
currency. The Walsh attorneys ar
gued that as McLone had not made
out the reports In person himself. his
testimony regarding them was incou-
petent and this view was upheld By
Judge Anderson.
Under cross-examinatiOn McLane
admitted that the bank examiner was
familiar with the memorandum notes
and knew the collateral on which
they were based He also admitted
that he did not turn over cashiers
checks TO Walsh personally. but gave
them to the bankers private book
keeper. y. b. Mckay.
The questioning OF McLane was
here suspended temporarily and Nc
Kay called To the stand Nothing ma
teriai developed from his answers be-
fore adjournment was taken
Previous 20 McLane's appearance
today. several men whose names were
signed TO memorandum notes testi-
fled that such signatures were un-
authorized by them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
PARDON FOR AUSTRIAN
MILITARY OFFENDERS
Dcserters From Franz Josefs Army
May Now Return In Peace To
Native Land.

Vienna. Nov. 25.--In recognition OF
the commencement Of the sixtieth
year Of his reign. Emperor Francs
Joseph has issued decree OF exten-
sipe military amnesty. granting free
pardon and the resumption of ciNl
rights to all deserters, fugitives and
evaders OF military service at nome
f7d abroad Those who have ned
abroad are Invited 10 return. 10 Aus
tria. Thus thousands who lied 10
America ts avoid military service
many OF whom are now thought TO ne
stranded In that country. will be able
Co return peacefully 10 their natiNe
Huuufrst
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
BATTLESAlPS
EQUAL I0ANY
THAT FLOAT
CONSTRUCTION BUREAU
REPLIES TO CRITICISM
American Fleet, Ship For Ship,
Has No Superior Anywhere,
Declares Rear Admiral
CappS in Annual Report,

lBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wfre.l
Washington, Nov. 25.--From time
to time during the past few months
there have appeared In various pub
iications commen3s concerning alleged
defects in vessels 'of the navy and par
ticuarly battleships and armored
cruisers. TO answer these Rear Adj
miral Capps, chief of the bureau of
construction and repairs, has devoted
much of the larger part of his annual
report to the secretary of the navy
Just made.
Admiral Capps courts responsibility
for the designs such as they are, and
pays the highest tribute to his pre-
decessors in office. He declares that
our battleship fleet is fully equal in
all respects to that OF any equal num-
ber of ships In any other navy de-
signed during the same period. He fur
ther quotes one of the most distin-
gushed foreign authorities on that
point as follows:
The extraordinary high figures for
United States ships affords food for
thought, for both in ships with high
power guns or impervious to vital in
jury at long range, the United States
fleet Is superior TO any other In the
world"
referring to the criticisms of the
battleships, Admiral Capps says:
The chief &C. t.uctor hopes that
he has demonstrated fully and clearly
that such serious faults as may exist
in battleships and armored cruisers
were not due 10 the arbitrary methods
Of the board OF construction or TO the
bureau of construction and repair. but
were almost wholly due to defects In
material and the insistence of sea-go-
ing officers that certain military fea-
lures should be embodied III the orig
inal design or by that changes COW
erlng the same shanld be made. and
under these last conditions the
changes obviously involved very
considerable cost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
BROKEN
IN STREET
BATTLE
LOUISVILLE STRIKERS
ATTACK CROWDED CAR
Unknown Number Of People IN
cIuding Police, Injured By
Bullet, Stone and Club Iden-
tity of Victims Kept Secret.
lBy Msra,.s Jesrp.i special Leased wirs.l

IBy Msrnsss journal Special Leased wirs.l
Louisville, Ky, Nov. 25.-The most
serious riot thus far of the street car
strike occurred tonight. and as re-
suit two men are known to be shot,
two policemen were injured by stones
and clubs and two more men and a
woman are reported to have been
shot A number of heads We're crack
ed by the police. The condition of
last named three can not be ascertain
ed. as the street car on which they
were riding was hurried to the car
barn, and the Identity of the victims
were kept a secret by the street car
company.
That the unknow- people were
either shot or badly injured by stones
is positively asserted by reputable
physicians who were, passengers on
the car and escaped injury.
The trouble occurred on the Fourth
avenue line, near Kentucky street,
fashionable residence neighborhood,
shortly before 7 o'clock this evening.
A southbound car loaded full was
suddenly, attacked by 500 or 700 strike
sympathikers. A hail of stones, pistol
shots and clubs was poured into the
car. The conductor and policeman
aboard returned the fire, but to what
effect Is not known. The motorman
hurried the car out of range. although
himself and man and a woman pas
senger are declared to have been
struck by bullets.
Twenty policemen arrived on the
scene few minutes later in automo-
biles and surrounded about a hundred
OF the mob in an alley nearby. The
mob broke through the Gordon, fight
ing fiercely, and although many heads
were cracked, all got away save f.
NJ. Allen. a discharged street car eni-
ploye. who was shot through the alb
domen, and four prisoners. Sergeant
Wickham and Policeman Brown were
severely injured by stones and clubs.
NJ Ford, youth. passing on a hi
cycle, was shot in the foot. OF the
identified Injured. all save Allen Will
recover. His condition is critical.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
NO ENGLISH SPEAKING
CARDINALS ON NEW LIST
British Catholics Disappointed at Lack
of Recognition by Sovereign
POnfiff

Rome, Nov. 25.-The selection of
new cardinals again has caused dis
satisfaction among the English-speak-
ing Catholics who are not represented
In the new list. Especially is this the
case with England. which has been
without a cardinal since theideath of
Cardinal Vaughan. According to
statements made at the Vatican IL was
found almost impossible to give an
other cardinal TO America. as all the
Latin-American countries would also
claim their right to one. declaring
themselves badly treated because a
cardinal had been granted To Brazil
alone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
CLAIMS
POWERSJURY
IS PACKED
THREATEN TO CHALLENGE
ENTIRE PANEL FOR BIAS
Action Of Court in Allowing
Members to Be Questioned
as to Politics Denounced as
UnWarranted.


Georgetown. KY. Nov. 25-State's
Attorney Franklin intimated at the
Caleb Powers murder trial today that
he would. this afternoon, file mo-
ton challenging the entire jury panel
In the box on the ground that the
jurors were required upon qualifying
to state their political Affiliations He
contends that this was unprecedented.
unwarranted and Illegal
States Attorney Franklin today filed
several sensational aftdavits attack
ing the eligibility of jurors Some of
them quoted Jurors Wayland and Fer
gusOn as having said that II they were
selected as jurors on Powers jury
they would clear him. regardless OF
the law and evidence.
The sensation OF the day was an af-
ndavit from Arthur Goebel, brother of
the murdered senator, to the effect
that w. Wilson. OF Williamstown, re-
publican attorney. went with the sher-
in into Grant county 10 summon the
venire and rode In buggy with w. Ill.
Green, the brother-in-law OF Powers.
advising and aiding him in the selec-
ton of Venire and that two qualified
jurors were summoned by placing
themselves in the way OF the sherln
on their advice
At the converting OF the court this
afternoon the roll call OF the second
About half asked TO be excused and
most Of them were on affidavit Of
Caleb Powers a motion for further
time for consideration OF the com
monwealth afhdavits WAS granted and
counsel was given until . o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The jurors were questioned indlvid-
ually as To the charges made by the
common wealth. w. s. Wanland dee
MED any recollection of having said on
the day OF the G0ebel killing that
Goebe ought 20 have been killed and
that the senator would be Killed before
night, or that u on the jury he would
clear the man who Killed Goebel He
had said though tfat he did not be-
lieve Goebel would ever take his seat
as governor ana bet drink on it.
John Fergusan denied any recollec-
tion Of having said that Jack Chinn
killed GOobel
Juror James w. Elliott admitted
that he had said In Williamstown last
'1f get on that jury, IN acquit
Powers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
MAD NEW MEXICAN
RUNS AMUCK IN
COLORADO
BasiIio Rodriguez Fires Hotel.
Kills One Man, Wounds -Four
and is Slain by AIamosa City
Marshal,
my aornlnr Journal special Lea,ed wire.

lBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire !
Denver, colo, Nov. 25.--A special
10 the Denver Post from Alamosa,
Colo, says that after setting fire to
the Palmer hotel early this morning
and attempting TO commit suicide
BaslllO Rodriguez, a government for
est reserve agent from Espanola, n.
NJ, stabbed c. B. Anderson, of Cold
water, Mich. to death, seriously
stabbed and assaulted four other men
and finally attempted 20 XIII City Mar
shal John Baumaster, who was at
tempting to arrest him. The marshal
then shot and killed Basilio Rodriguez.
who was undoubtedly insane.
Rodriguez started the ire In his
room In the hotel by hurting lighted
lamp to the floor. Then slashing MS
throat he rushed from the room and
broke IA the door In the room occu-
pied by Leonard Nation. Of LAttleton.
Ala. and j. W. Hague OF Durango,
Colo. He stabbed both repeatedly ana
then He'd to the stairway where he ine
Anderson who had recently been EN-
ploved as "A sawmill engineer at Edith.
Il NJ. and was on his way to his home
al Coldwater. Mich He plunged his
knife In Andcrson's neck, severing the
iugular vein. Anderson plunged down
the stairway. breaking his neck.
r. Milburn. OF AlamOsa. was the
next TO meet the maniac and Rod
rlguez stabbed him In the face aud
shoulder.
In the meantime call for help had
been sent TO city Marshal Raumaster.
The first man 10 respond TO the call
was Charles Ewertz, bartender, who
attempted 20 grappie with Rodriguez.
The Mexican seized large water
pitcher and stunned Ewertz with a
blow By this time Baumaster arrived
and fired four bullets into the crazed
mam Rodriguez paid no attention 10
the bullets and closed with the mar
shai. who. clubbing his revolver.
crushed the maninc's skull
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
BROKER
SWALLOWS.P POISON
Charged With Obtaining $4,000
By Fraud, New Yorker Kills
Himself When Police Come
TO Arrest Him.
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire


New York, Nov. 25.-Rather than
face charges of obtaining $4,000 on a
forged bill of lading. Louis Straus. a
mining broker. swallowed quantity
of poison at his home here tonight
and died few minutes later At the
time two detectives were In the house
and about to place Straus under ar
rest
william III. Avis, of the firm of
William II. Avis and company.
charged the mining broker with nego-
tiating a loan of s5.000 on blu of
lading for ore said To be worth $500
and supposedly shipped from the
west. Avis states that not long after
the loan was negotiated he discovered
that the bill OF lading was worthless.
The Straus family said tonight that
the dead man had lost about 100000
In the recent decline In Wall Street
and had been much depressed. The
family said they knew nothing of his
trouble over the loan from Avis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER
SUCCUMBS TO PARALYSIS

LesvenwOrth. Kas.. Nov. 25.-Mrs
r. n. R. Loughborough. wife Of Colo.
mel LOughbOrough. comma nding Off
Ger at Fort LeavenwOrth. died today
Mrs. LoughborOugh had been suffer
ing from organic heart disease and
vas stricken with paralysis while In
Manila last summer. She came acros.
the Pacific with her husband when he
brought his regiment here. but was
- ~ she had 10 remain In a hospital
In san Francisco for time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROAD
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY
Company Faces Twenty indictments
for Keeping Cattle on Cars BE-
yOnd Legal Limit.

San Francisco. Nov 25.-The trial
Of the Southern Pacific company on
twenty charges of violating the law
governing the transportation OF cat
tie. commenced before a jury this
morning In Judge De Havens' depart
ment Of the United States circuit court
The corporation is charged with keep
ing cattle, in ear. In transit longer
than twenty-eight hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-26
AGED MERCHANT IS
SLUGCED BY THUG
Negro LootS Kansas City Store
After MurderouS Attack On
Proprietor With Coupling Pin
IBy Moaning Journal Special Leased wIfe.l

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Kansas City, Nov 25.-Edward
Landman. aged seventy-seven years.
woh for twenty years has kept a
clothing store at 11O7 East Eighteenth
street. in this city, was brutally as
saulted by negro tonight who enter
ed the store and struck the aged mer-
chant with a coupling pin. resulting
In his death. The negro tail mulat-
10. under the pretense Of making a
purchase. remained In the store un-
Ill he found himself alone with Land
man, when the assault occurred, and
the store was robbed. The negro es-
capped.
Two other merchants in that imme-
diate neighborhood have been as
saulted similarly by negroes within
the last six months, one OF whom
died from the injuries he suffered.