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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
WINS
NEXT PYTHIAN
ENCAMPMENT
Festivities Marred by
Heavy Storm; Prizes Award
ed For Military EvoIutionS.
tBy Morning journal Special Lsassd wIrs.I

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wlrsl
Boston, Aug. An important busl-
ness session of the supreme lodge and
the breaking Of camp by the uniform
rank marked todays proceedings OF
the twenty-ffth convention of the
knights of Pythias and the biennial
encampment of the uniform rank. A
terrific storm during the afternoon In
terfered much with the preparations
for breaking camp.
The supreme lodge confirmed the
appointment of Major General Arthur
J. Strobbart Of st. Paul. Mimi. as
ommander-in-chief Of the uniform
rank Further business Will be acted
upon at the concluding session Mon
day
Milwaukee was chosen as the Base
for the next biennial encampment
The last of the competitive drills by
the cavalry and infantry companies
of the uniform rank were held on
Franklin field early In the day, and
tonight the committee Of judges an
nounced their awards. Troop 43, from
ST. Joseph, Mo- won the $500 prize In
the cavalry class, while the first prize
of $h500 In the infantry class went 10
campany !, of Georgia In the In
fantry competition, class G. company
~, Of Michigan, took first money.
$500.
Glass c was won by company 1906,
OF Indiana. 5000
In class d company 60, of Ohio,
won. $500.
The price OF $500 for the company
travelling the greatest distance. went
to company ~. OF Mobile. Ala, whose
mileage totaled 2.bOb.
The prize OF $500 for the largest
company at the encampment went to
the Smoky city company. Of Pittsburg.
which mustered &c officers and men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
SHALL HUBBELL DOMINATION Be RESISTED
IN BERNALMLO COUNTY?
THIS IS THE ONLY ISSUE IN MONDAYS PRIMARY ELECTION
IN BERNALILLO COUNTY?

Do ou the Republican OF Albuquerque of Hub
men cnchp
Do you dese of persistent and bazen stealing the school
funds?
Do you desIe controlled grand uiesp
Do the big stick and the mailed fist the conduct of your
party afars2
Do you personal representatives Frank A. Hube occupy
your seats in the egisamre2
Do you county wasted spent in political ma
npuaion2
Do you county plunged back into the pit bankruptcy from
which has just been dragged2
Do want county buildings o rack and run2
Do want the justices OF the peace personal representatives
Of political machine?
Do you Of the odhme conditions which existed this
county while Frank A. tubbe and Eayo Vigil and the ubbe ring
your bosses your county and your party afars2
If you doIo and the primaries Monday for the ubbe
delegations TO the county convention.
The fight being waged for the control Of these primaries being
made by Frank ubbe Eso Vigil Netor Monoy Modesto Ortiz
and the Daily Czenhe old tried and tested lubbe The
crowd that you defeated and drove from control your gov
in 1906 !! you them back em either by voting
for heube ticket by staying from the polls Monday For
Ae will have every Of his following and every he drive
sSo9e tals on Monday.
IT 9Gue plain and unmsIakable. The Daily Citizen.
II fghL here in Opn has sought TO hide behind the skirts
3 delegate Andrews has declined TO stand for the goat.
many wods that there conspiracy 10 defeat him that
iependen Republicans of this county ue' for him. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
,lrutIgER FOR
HARRY K.
THAW
NOTED PRISONER FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Proceedings Designated to
Save Remnants of Fortune
From Alleged Greed of Law
yerS and Expert Witnesses,

IBy Morning Jonrnal Special LAnssd WIre.1
Pittsburg, Aug. "A voluntary PEE
tition i'm bankruptcy was filed after 8
o'clock tonight in the United States
court by Attorney Charles Morschaus-
er. of New York, representing Harry
X. Thaw, of this city, who Is now
confined in the Duchess county New
York, Jail In the petition Thaw states
his assets at $12S.O12.38. and his La
bllities $453,14O43.
Robert O'Mara, a wen known Pitts
burg detective and personal friend of
the Thaw family was appointed as
receiver. John Newell and James w.
Piatt. two prominent business men of
this city, became security for O'Mara,
whose bond was placed at $2O0O
The most interesting Information
regarding the proceedings is found in
the petition asking for the appoint
ment of a receiver, In which II Is al
legged that this action Is taken for the
puspose Of preventing his property be-
ing dissipated In litigation over claims.
many of which are unjust
The figures in the bankruptcy peti-
tiOn show that this refers to the law
yers and doctors
Thaw states that he Is confined in
jail in Duchess county, New York, and
Is likely to be there for some time. He
says some of his creditors have COM
menced suits against him and others
are contemplating similar action. He
Is unable, he says. to give the litiga-
tion his attention owing to the con-
finement
Loans amounting to $191,50O from
his mother Mrs. william Thaw, are
not disputed.
Among the disputed claims are the
following:
John b. Gleason, New York. $780,
600. Hartridge & Peabody, New York,
$50, zoe: ]. J. Graham, Newburgh. ".
y, S2.954; DR.. Hammond. New York.
81 900; DR.. Wagner, Blnghamton. N.
", S4.O4O; Or. Jelliffe, New York.
S5,245: Dr. Jones. Morristown. N. j.:
81, 900: Martin Littleton, New York.
$500: Or. Hamilton, New York. S12,-
600: DIR. Dana, New York. $1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
AMERICAN 0ARSMEN WIN
IN CANADIAN HENLEY

ST. Catherine, Ontario, Aug. THE
opening day Of the Henley regatta
served to introduce splendid array
of Junior fours The entire list for
this event was heavy. The heats show
ed that the best crews were the Dons'
Toronto; the Ottawas, the Argonauts.
OF Toronto, and the Grand Trunks. Of
Montreal.
In the finals the Dons won by
narrow margin from the Ottawas.
The Detroit Boat club won the jun
or elghts In the record time Of seven
minutes and one second. For the first
time since this even was entered In the
Henley list, the Argonauts of Toronto
failed to carry off the premier hon
ors The winners never had sufficient
advantage TO allow them 90 rest, but
they responded wherever the Toronto
srew sprlnted and finished half
length ahead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
BATTLESHIP PLANS ARE
STOLEN FROM NAVY YARD

Philadelphia, Aug. IA set Of plans
or drawings supposedly Of the ammu-
milton compartments and hosting APP
paratus of the batteship Indiana were
found under pile of brush and stone
in the lower section of the city. Geo.
rye Small took To- police station set
Of blue prints Of parts of the Indiana
which he said he saw man place un-
der a.plle Of debris not far from his
house. Parts Of the plans were mark
ed with lead pencil and according to
the police they had been taken from
the ordnance department at the navy
yard An investigation Is to be made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
IN
RAILROAD
STRIKE
BOTH SIDES PREPARE
FOR LONG STRUGGLE
Canadian Pacific Labor Con-
troverSy No Nearer Settle
ment; Continued Absence of
Violence Feature of Fight,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Winnipeg, Aug. IA quiet prepara-
ton for a long struggle and continued
reticence regarding their intentions To-
cally are the features Of the Canadian
Pacific strike situation this evening
No men In large numbers have come
into the city from either eastern or
western points, although rumors are
rife that large contingent Is due mere
tonight. Pickets are guarding the en-
frances to shops and all railroad ter
minals. A number of women have
been placed at work cleaning cars
Testing of cars Is going on as usual,
the work being done by fOremen.
Mass meetings were held today and
addresses given In their native tongue
to Hungarians, Germans and Russians.
j. r. McVey was asked this afternoon
II the other organizations connected
with railroad work were likely To go
out soon. He replied m they are GO
ing out very soon | do not know OF IT,
If they went out without notice they
would be breaking their ironclad
agreements"
The Canadian Pacific railway yes
terday promoted all firemen who had
been serving in the local roundhouse
as wipers The placing Of these men
on engines means that probable eX-
cuse for strike on the part of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
has been removed.
When crops begin to move there will
be n larger demand for engineers and
flremen than at present In the mean
time the promoted firemen have been
placed on the spare board" AZ men
are required for road work they will
be drawn from the ranks of those who
soon appear on the spare list. Under
present traffic conditions many OF the
promoted men may be obliged to wait
perhaps a full month before their SER
Vices are really required by the com
pany. The pay Of the men will be
nearly double which they received as
wipers. The company has been send.
Ing bedding into the shops today.
J. II. Mcvey tonight stated that
there had been no suggestion on the
part Of the men toward approaching
the company with proposal OF settle
ment Neither had there been ans
suggestion by the company that such O
suggestion would be entertained Al
Moose Jaw. on the 500 line. Galicani
are being pressed into service by The
Canadian Pacific. The bridge over the
river south Of the shops was taken uf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
THAW SUMMONED no
BE IN TWO PLACES AT ONCE

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Aug. by
an order of County Judge Hasbrouck,
Harry X. Thaw must appear before
Referee Holmes Vanderwanter at 10
a. m Monday 10 be examined as to
his indebtedness to Dr. j. z. Wilson,
in supplementary proceedings brought
against the doctor by Mrs. Ella B.
Hayt, a judgment creditor. The papers
We're served today. Thaw is placed
nj the position Of having to be at two
places at one time, for Referee
Schlosser, Of Fishkill Landing. has ad
journed the hearing in Thaw's suit to
fix the value of DR. Wilson's services
as an expert to Monday at a M The
proceedings before Mr. Vandewnter is
to be in the supervisors room In
Poughkeepsie, while that before Mr.
Schlosser Is at Fishklll Landing, six
teen miles away
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08

Delegate has ripped dwn The blind and has left The plain
If want continuation Of decent this county
II ycu your good roads campaign continued,
If your bridges kept shape your de kept up pro-
your farms and homes
If clean records in your county offices,
If honest efficient and progressive administration of
county schools
If impartial grand jmies-
If justices Of the peace who tend business
pohics-
If want fair and equitable of your property
II honest accounting for your public money
II OF the kind of
this comya government which has your FIVE mills within the
placed dollar for dollar
standing Indebtedness the the high road afAuane and
prosperity and decent and accounted honoaby and clearly for
every dollar OF county money
II representatives the egauremen who
for what and what your demand-and for what
political boss and political ring dictates
If you honorable aboveboad popular control your party
affairs
If you these things the polls Monday and for the
ticket delegates the which will recognize
against EubbeI and possible of ubbem. You
mistake the tickets
And remember that while the popular sentiment this
wmny against Hubbel; this is the first real primary election have
had here. Keep mind its importance If allow EubbI
this convention that he control of your party
and inevitably control of your county affairs again.
Go the polls Monday. They will be open pcnc 2 20
from the afternoon night time for republican Be
there and do your duty for your party and county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
Attemnl to Wreck Train.

Butte. Mont, Aug, An attempt
was made Wednesday night to wreck
Northern Pacific near Bluebird, a
few hundred yards west of the spot
at which the Burlington passenger
train was dynamited last spring and
three persons killed. Only the acct
dental discovery of two huge bould-
ers, which were wedged between the
rails, prevented catastrophe. There
is no clue 10 the perpetrators. The
report did not become public until
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
Sincerely yours,
(Signed.) VIM. H. ANDREWS

(Signed) VIM H. ANDREWS. i
This by Mr. Andrews ends and for all the contention
of the Daily Citizen and the claim being made by the Hbbe workers that
the fight which the Republicans of this county making against Fubbe
the tubbe newspaper leave the ube newspaper straight up against
the and only this which the Daily Citizen has
sought with the fury Of desperation avoid:
viii The Republican county primaries on Mon
day continuation in this decent government and of decent
management of affairs mill they for return of HubbeLm
and Of Of affairs by FRANK A. Hubb
and Eslapo Vigi2
That only Monday. 1t plain unmstakabe The
Of the Daily Citizen and e Hubbe workers avoid will doubt
be continued but they plain the Of Mr. An
drews the methods being used this city and this
right by Frank A. ubbe and his odme ring of adherenl
the primaries Monday
The Daily Citizen sought desperately last night four columns Of
buddd hide the plain statement which Mr. Andrews has made
1t fought desperately keep Mr. Andrews from making But Mr. An
re has of being political fool he forced
protect himself from the injury which the Daily Citizen doing him
using him cloak for the Eubb campaign An effort made
only conceal and obscure the plain letter which Mr. Andrews wrote but
obscure and confuse the equally plain resolution which the County Re
publican passed regarding the Andrews candidacy and reply
which his letter written The resolution passed by the commission
follows:
Albuquerque N. M August g. 1908
Be resolved by county Republican sitting county
Republican committee and for the county of BemaGO assembled
that heartily endorse the candidacy of the Honorable William
Andrews the nominee for delegate to the sxy6rst
We feel that rendered by Delegate Andrews behalf Of the
territory Of New Mexico and especially his valuable services rendered
behalf Of Benao county. ende Mr. Andrews the united support of
all Republicans and all loyal citizens for denomination and reelection Mr.
Andrews has during his ncumbency Of office secured appropriations the
amount Of 81 10000 for public building the city of Albuquerque and
$4,000 contribution the Irrigation Congress Recognizing this latter
appropriation direct relief TO the business and payers Of the
Of Albuquerque whom we confident help feel graft
Continued on Pa g 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
NO LACK OF APPLICATIONS
FROM STRIKE BREAKERS

Toronto. Aug, There Is no lack
of applications at the West Toronto
shops Of men anxious to take the
places of strikers, and all capable OF
doing the work are being taken on.
The ear cleaning department is fully
equipped. The men say they expect a
number of ke-breakers from out
side points to arrive on Monday
The railway officials maintain their
policy of complete silence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
Railroads Insist on Regular
Fare to Lincoln on OCCASION
of Democratic Notification
Ceremonies,
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
MAKES FUTILE PROTEST
Mr. Mack Points Out ConCeS-
SionS Granted for Taft Affair
at Cincinnnatii Traffic 0ffic-
iaIS Turn Deaf Ear
IBy Morning journal SusciAi LAassd Wire !

~
Chicago, Aug. Norman E, Mack,
chairman of the democratic national
committee, was notified tonight that
no reduced railroad rates will be in
effect for the Bryan notification meet
ing at Lincoln, Neb,, August II. The
announcement came from Eben Nc
Leon. chairman of the Western Pas
senger association and was in reply to
letter sent to that official by Mr.,
Mack early in the day and calling at
tentlon to the fact that reduced rates
had been granted on the occasion of
the Taft celebration in Cincinnati,
whereas no concessions had been
made for the democratic gathering
The correspondence was intersper-
| by several telephone converse
! between Messrs MCLeon and
the former explaining the peR
the railroads by referring
! that no reduced rates ha
into effect for any events
since the passage of the
! law In that state. He ais
the fact that the reduced
ciunati were offered by
| Passenger association.
The actonof the rat
tply discrimination against the DEM
ocratic party" said Mr. Mack. "They
state that there is a two-cent rate law
| in Nebraska, which will not permit
them to give a reduced rate to Lincoln.
| But | desire to call their attention to
| the fact that there is also a two-cent
rate law i'm Ohio which did not pre-
vent the granting of reduced rate to
the Taft meeting in Cincinnati. Be
sides, as | understand 1t, many of the
railroads which compose the Central
! Passenger association are members Of
! the Western Passenger association"
MrfMack's letter to Mr.. McLeon fol-
lows:
directing your attention especially
to the occasion of the ceremonies at
tending the notification Of the demo-
cratic candidate for president, Hon
w. J. Bryan, which will take place at
Lincoln. August u, my attention has
been called to the action of the COM
mittee at Lincoln which has made ap-
/ b1lcatlon to your association for a spe-
! cial railway rate over lines in that ter
! ritory for that occasion, and that they
have received notice that it will be inn
practicable to accord any rate better
than the ordinary rate of two cents
a mile.
II have received very urgent de-
mand from the committee in charge in
Lincoln that | take this matter up
with your association and make a
strenuous effort to have substantial
reduction from the ordinary rate ten
dered us for the affair. My attention
has been called especially to the fact
that upon the very recent occasion OF
the notification of the republican cam
didate for president at Cincinnati the
railroads in that territory very cheer
fully accorded a rate very much less
than the ordinary rate I'm effect in that
territory This being the case, must
seriously Insist that our party Is enti-
tied to the same consideration any fa-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
Andrews DECLINES.
TO Be THE GOAT
DeIegate-in Signed Statement-PuIS Props from Under
Daily Ctzen'S Attempt to Conceal the HubbeI Campaign
for Control of the Primaries on Monday.

The Daily conceal the desperate fight being made
by Frank Hubbe and the Fubbe gang behind the skirts of Delegate
W. H. Andrews, has o its inevitable conclusion.
II has fallen into a HOLE.
Delegate Andeps himself dug the hole yesterday afternoon Uhen he
made public letter. his signature addressed the republican
central whch he stated pod that he tnows The fight
against HubbeH and The Hubbe gang may fight against his
ddacy and that he thoroughly satisfied that the Independent republican,
this comye who mailing the fight against Hubb and
the HubbeH gnga opposed his candidacy e contrary
areta favorable it,
With this statement signature Mr. Andrews pulled the prop
from under the fmy shield which Mr. W. Shick and his newspaper
the Daily Citizen have sought hide their desperate effort deliver the
publican primaries Monday o t1ubbel
The Daily Citizen Hubbels chief hacker this 1t has always
been his chief hacker has attempted conceal the fact until the
present fight for control Of the convention between the ubbe
hand and the of the republican Of the
the other.
Realizing not support Hubbe openly any longer the Daily
Citizen conceived the plan Of trying deceive the with the tale
fight against ubbe fight against Andrews and the Andrews candidacy
Mr. Andrews realized that allowing himself be used shield for
the fight behalf of ubbl he doing himself epabe injury before
the Of this county. He realized that grave injury being done him
and he stopped it,
In reply resolution declaring favor of him and his candidacy
signed the republican central MIR Andrews issued and made
public the following statement;
Albsquaque, NJ NJ. August o. 1908
To Mr. oao Deckman Chairman and Mr. Alfred CreH Secretary.
and Mr. E. w. Dobon Treasurer, BsnaiHo County Republican
Commission
Gendemen:-
have your public which you recognize manmy
Of the county of Bemao support
from New Mexico and sincerely thank for the commendaon you
make that the tickets be voted the primaries Monday August Oh
carry my the choice of the Republican party
AN SATISFIED THAT ANY DELEGATES WHO MAY
BE CHOSEN At THE PRIMARIES, TO WHATEVER WING
or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY THEY NAY BELONG WILL
SUPPORT NY CANDIDACY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08

Thaw's lawyer, Charles MOrschauser,
sent word that ne would be unable to
come on account of important busi-
ness The case was put over HHtil next
Monday.
Thaw paid all the expenses Of the
trip and those of his two keepers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
PHYSICIANS SUIT AGAINST
PRISONER AGAIN POSTPONED

FishkIll Landing, ~ Y. Aug. e.
Today for the second time. the hear
Ing IN the suit brought against Harry
Kendall Thaw by DR.. John p Wilson.
for services az an expert witness in
Thaw's behalf. was postponed because
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08
Terrific storm.

Boston, Aug. 7.-7For half an hour
this afternoon Boston was swept by
one OF the most severe thunder
storms In years. The rain fall which
was Of cloudburst character. was ac-
companied by terrific lightning and
thunder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-08

by the company The reason of this is
to make easier to defend the shops in
case Of trouble. Last night some one
made an effort te burn the bridge