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Arizona republican., 1908-04-16
Cotton.

May. ss7c; July 9.0Sc; Oetobc: g0fc. December. 9.0Gc.
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Arizona republican., 1908-04-16

Send a copy of the Homeseeker's edition of The Republican to friend back east. The postage is only two cents for the 24 pages of special mat ter. or three cents for the entire issue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07
EMPEROR WILHELM VISITS
AGED AUTRIAN EMPEROR
Meeting Of Rules Believed TO Indicate
nifty OF Purpose In Near
Eastern Crisis.

Nwuua NoN g. Emperor William
of Germany arrived at tho Castle In
Sehoenhrunu, suburb of Vienna,
this evening ON a brief visit Ia Empe-
ror Fraugis Joseph The coming of
Emperor William Is regarded as Is
demonstration of German good win
toward the Austrian attiuu, on the
near eastern question and the pubic
turned out in large numbers to cheer
his ma icSty.
Thurn was private dinner party at
the Sehoeubruuu castle this evening,
at which those present included the
two cmperors and their suites and the
.orcigu ambassadors. No toasts were
Introduced. Following the dinner Em-
prror William bad q "ug talk with
Baron Aehcreuthal the Austro- Hun
Iariuu minister OF foreign affairs, and
later with Emperor Francis Joseph
Emperor William !cft at 9 o'clock for
in Baden. for a hunt
as the guest of Prince Furstcnbcrg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07
CORPSE OF MURDER
VICTIM IDENTIFIED
nv Morning Journal spss,J Gsssod RIsel


Denver. Nov "a Republican spc-
riul from Laramie. WNo., saws 'h''
Samuel Mauu. 20 brot'ta, of Nally
Mann. Hid o. hBND bDcn murdered in
west 10 Nebraska. tclvphonod the au-
thortirs OF that city from "a ranch on
th, Laramie river. whore he is work
iug. that hc had been 20 Nebraska
aud viewed The corpse found buried
loo ID r1viua und that it was undUubt-
edk that of his brother
Investigation into tine alleged mur-
d,r ui \alk Mann was begun bv
Denver police after Mrs. Jenoia S''-''N
voluntarily told tbcm story of the
alleged murder of a man in western
Nebraska %, her husband while thev
were travelling through that state iu
q wagon. Mrs. smith explained that
Sine made th, comic ssion because he~
husband hHd deserted nvr. TIVE r~l'~a
have failed a- yet tu locate the hus-
band. but b.lI,N, thpt hr - stil ~7.,-o.
where iu th, vicinity the scene of
th, ,rimD waiting for an op00vttni q,
20 rewu', th. Io1v II the supposed
victim. Mrs. Smith says that the mur-
',r Wus committed 90 secure a small
uI money f~pw Now v-Nn
was STRANGER 10 both shc and he~
husband. Mann. autorliu- 10 he~
story. was given meal at their camp
aul thD ullrld mu~der was coe~r.,'t-
-""'" hy was lingering in camp
after eating with eve S~-t'.e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07

Blanca police commissary's report,
has caused a slightly unfayorable re-
action
The Figaro says it can not see what
good the examination of the commits
-tFy S rc1ort Wit do. 7pOubtIpss. -
it adds, the imperial government
wants to gain time, 10 which no OBJ
lection can bc raised IL the desire is
inspired by good motives and If the
intentions are less pure the delay win
not be- SO important as the said gov-
ernmeut may think or hops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07
REPUBLICANS CONTROL
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE

Wilw ngtor. Del. Nov 6-The u~~
legislature VIII be rcpuhucan IA hofi
hrauches. Word waG received f-o- =
GeorEetov that the offciel cctA,t 2
fHrs SuseeV nnuufw vote showed that
toe republicans elected six - tha . Z,
repFese natives from flat county IA,
stead ~ Eve This gives the house I.
lne f.puhhtNls % majority of one
TIC t.ousc VII ccWnin ef-~teou -
pubaranS, seventeen DEMOCRATS ana
ffe Sen=te eleven republican and six
democrats
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-07
REPUBLICANs HAVE MAJORITY
OE EORTN -IINE IN TNE HOl ~

New York, Nov. 6--WiIIi0m r Mo
Finley, chairman, and Fl. c. Loudeu-
slayer, secretary Of the rrr
committee, made pub
lie the membership oil tie s->.,
first congress, as tqNulato 0ar fh
committee According TO this list the
national house of representa- i-a- vii
be comprised of Els republicans anu
1i3 democrats.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
WELL BRED COLT FOR BELMONT.
Beldame Drops a Foal by Rocksand, Which
Was Imported for $125,O00

It vas announced here yesterday that the famous
mare Beldame had foaled bay colt by imported
Rocksand at the Nursery Stud of August Belmont
near Lexington. KY. April =. The yOungster is
said 10 be a fine looking colt, and his future will be
watched with interest
Rocksand cost his owner sl26ooO II England two
wears ago. and Bedame's foal is of the first
sired bv the famous English horse since his ar
rival in this country. Rocksand was a great race
horse In his native country, winning, among other
races the English Derby. the St Leger and the Two
Thousand Cuneas. He Is therefore, Of the
feuv winners Of the classic Triple Crown of the Eng
lish turf.
Beldame is one Of the best mares ever raced in
This country She was almost invncible a three
vear-old and, as a fouryear-old. won the Suburban
Iandican Of 1905, beating Proper and First Mason
among others.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
W4LTHER IN TROUBLE.
We'll Kno1Cn athlete Threatened
1cith DrisOnment.

Love af athletics has led Carl valther, a speedy
quarter-rnle runner Of the New York Athletic Club
and the 14th Regiment, to be hailed before deltn-
quency court and threatened with prison.
Walther Joined the 14th Regiment about year
ago. and for several months competed in its colors
in all Military Athletic League games. Early last
fall he applied for transfer to the 2Sd Regiment
He claims that shortly after he fled his appli-
cation his acting captain informed him that i'm
medately after the annual inspection, which would
take place the same week, he would be at liberty
quit the Eighth avenue arrory. The day after
inspection. the New York Athletic Club runner
claims. he was told that his duties were at
end there and that he need not again report for
duty.
Laboring under the impression that his COM
nanding officer had the authority to sanction his
transfer Walther joined the 23d Regiment. and in
doing made mistake.
walther says that he had no intention Of vio-
lating any military rules, and that when he Joined
the sd Regiment he thought he was free to do So
The Military Athletic League which governs all
sports held under the auspices Of any regiment,
will probably take up his case.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
4CTOISTS IN SESSION.
Racing and Touring Rules adopted
bu 4. A. 4. Board.

The regular monthly meeting Of the executive.
Committee Of the American Automobile Association
held II the associations headquarters No. 437
F1f,r avenue. yesterday. President Hotchkiss
nounced that he had been informed that the Ju
dictary Committee Of the House Of Representatives
had not as yet reached decision the federal
registration bin. despite the news dispatch 10 the
contrary printed under recent Washington date.
Jefferson De Mont Thompson. chairman Of the
FACING board. presented the new racing rules which
have been revised BY the special committee of the
racing board. and with slight notifications the
same were approved, 70 be effective April Is
Frank B Hover. chairman Of the touring board
presented the rules for the fifth annual reliability
contest II the association, which adopted
without discussion.
The technical board was authorized TO draft rules
tor endurance economy and reliability. runs and
tours. 70 prepare schedule OF sanction fees and
70 report at the regular meeting OF the executive
Committee 70 Re held in May.
Robert ?. Hooper. Chairman Of the good roads
hoard. reported the conferences recently held
e. which plans had been formulated for the Aneri-
can Automobile Association good roads and legis
istEe convention 10 be held IN Buffalo on July Z
and E. which were duly approved. Mr.. Hooper
Stated that several speakers OF national reputation
including the Governors Of several states had al
ready consented 70 be present the convention
and speak on the subjects Of legislation and good
roads
President Hotchkiss appointed Alfred Reeves. OF
AlSnltsct1rers' Association and s. D Waldon. Of
Detroit representing the National Association Of
Automobile Manufacturers, the two additional
members az The COMMITTEES OF five which au-
tnor-zed ~ the March directors meeting. The
committee now consists Of Robert P. Hooper
thaTies Thaddeus Terry, ?. B. Hover and Messrs
Reeves and Waldon
EDWARD g Smith. Of ST AIhans Vt was elected
l'ecior n The association. representing the Auto
Hl'uile Cub OF Vermont. The Kentucky State Au-
ullnooiIe Association was admitted TO membership.
1-A L Battey, president Of the Savannah Auto
--'oie ~4uo presented the claims Of Savannah as
pace for the holding Of the Vanderbilt Cup race
- ne Ia4l, and read q letter from Governor Smith
e-@ia1leelng sufficient troops for guarding the
curse and further stated that the residents Of the
-"y u saVannah would provide comfortably for all
"O-id come 10 witness the race.
-@ph OF TWO proposed courses were fled for the
A1eraaon Of the Vanderbilt Cup commission.
,1e 'se measuring approximately twenty-four
1o ue other nearly tWenty-seven miles. As
49,. 7uon Of the course for the race is to be
- ~ Ihe Vanderbilt Cup commission, the ap-
- u the Savannah Automobile Club was
go . - % tAe Commission, which is, all intents
.,tpes' poSes' The racing board Of the American
automobile Assoc5a+,o,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
MANY BIDDERS AT ART SALE.

In spite of the threatening weather the art gal
Ieries OF Fishel, Adler Schwasz, No. 3l3 Fifth
avenue we're throuEed last night With persons who
came TO bid the FIRST one hundred OF the modern
oil paintings and water colors comprised in the
stock OF the Arm which is being sold in accordance
with the wishes Z Abraham l. Adler. who died
recently James ?. Silo was the auctioneer. The
total realized from this first nights sale was
so 434 90 A Meunier. entitled Winter" va. sold
for $50 Dr. Buckley obtained for sls5 one OF De
HooE's canvases. entitled Happy Family and A
] Delaney paid 500 fo- Sunset. by Mssle Other
buyers Included L. samstag Dr. p. L Anderson
: kastor and 0. G. Dannsr. The sale will con-
tlnue tonight at $50 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
ATHLETIC NEWS FROM COLUMBIA.

!. . Nonfgoruery, manager OF inc OOIuIIIOIa
- +earo announced yesterday that the second
annual interscholastic track meet will be held at
TyiIramsbridge on May Is. The meet was originally
scheduled for this date, but MISUNDERSTANDING
caused the Columbia oval cricket team the esseeS
- +t Usyf,srosbridge property. to give the Public
scbools Athletic League permission to hold their
annual championships on the date selected by the
Columbia manager.
william Kimbel 'os OF this city, has been elected
manager of the Columbia basketball team for the
.ason 10000 He was one Of the guards on this
r,s aye At present It is not known just what
ac,,on will be taken by the management in ar
ranging games for next season, but 1t is expected
thar practically all the teams that composed the
defunct intercollegiate league VIII be played and
that the schedule Of home games will be consider
ably increased.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
STEPHENS GETS 4 TITLE.
Wins Al Round Gymnastic Cham
pionship of the Il. H. Z.

Fred SteTens Of the National Athletic Club, Of
Brooklyn, the ell-round gymnastic champion
ship of the Amateur Athletic Union at Dr. Saw
ages gymnasium last night. There nine
events the programme. four of which counted
in the championship. They were the parallel bars.
horizontal bars long horse and side horse Stef-
fens first and three seconds,
The trophy for the team getting the greatest
number Of points by the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association with total OF twenty.
J. D. Harrison. of the Pastine Athletic Club. who
has the club swinging championship less
than sixteen times during the last twenty years.
received his first defeat last night. The new cham
pion is George D. Flynn, who entered unattached,
although he is a New York University The
summary follows:
Rope climbing rope 25 feet ;onsl-won by Theodore
Tims oos. joseph o j Smith cabridsep@rt ymnasiic
Association, Massachusetts. second Time. o:oS4s Gus
Leissrns New York Turn yerslR fourth. Time o:oSss
Indian Club swingnr-Wo1 by George A Flynn; un-
s 24 @ B36,s P6F9 Pso, Pa'e @
third, with 2C7 points
TumbIing-won by A. schna!l, West Side Young Mems
P9assaa sSs with Ti 81 = bSs rho@sd
New York University third. with is points
Flying rngs-won by J; D Gleason; West side Young
Hamman National Athletic Club second: with zoos
rAla aefsn aa1 a 101a %6 p5hs 6ad
naso Assosation with 81 s5 points Fred seens Sa
tionai Athletic club second, with 37s5 points: W
ier Bohemian Gymnastc Association third. with 81 10
points
Side horBe-won by Roy Moone. Twenty Street
Young Christian Association with IL 81 "a points
red National Athletic wit
II { points Fernandez. natached. third
1175 points
Horizontal bars-Won by Fred Stenens. National Ath-
etlc club 10 43 % points Theodore AnastAs West
Side Young Christian Association. "
las % points. Johoda, Bohemian Gymnastic As
Foclation with II 10 points Schnal Side
Young Christian Association fourth. with II 45
points
Parallel barS-won by George Ketcham Newark Young
Mems Christian Association, with 1917 points. Fred
Stenens National Athletic Club second l3 2T
roints A scnaI West Side Young Mens Christian As
ISOLATION. third. With i3 II points.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
LILY SHIP" DUE. MONDAY.
The Bermudian Will Bring Thousands OF
Buds for Easter.

Bermuda lilies In abundance for the closing week
or Lent will arrive in New York Monday morn
tnp on the steamship Bermudan, which this year.
as il was last. will be the lilly ship"
one of the largest importers-whose consignment
will reach so GOO that the price Will run
from 50 80 box of six dozen short stem cuts up 10
s. for stems with longer cut and containing
from two TO four blossoms stem.
While the hothouse plant-Bermuda and Gala
Nles-is In evidence at Faster time in pots. the de
nand for the cut Bermuda lily is as great as ever
this year The great majority Of the stems brought
TO New York used in the decoration OF the
Roman Catholic Episcopaan church altars.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
NO KILL IN FOX HUNT.
Good Run of Meador Brook Hounds
in Spite Of the Rain.
LBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

Meadow Brook. Long Island. April s.-'No kill -
Such the ultimate result OF the hunt held by
the Meadow Brook Hunt Club here to-day. Several
foxes were started. but. owing possibly to the wet
weather and consequent bad going. all of them
were lost
The first cover was drawn in the Wheatley woods
and a fox was started. Just as a kill seemed
inevitable the quarry took TO a hole from which
he could not be started A little later another fox
was uncovered, but after twenty minutes Reynard
again escaped, this time under barn on the Nor
gan estate.
Those who finished with the hounds Mr..
Donlinick Miss cornelia Bryce, Mr.. Godfrey, who
got nasty fall shortly after the start Mrs.
James Burden, Beverley Robinson and the two
whips.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
NASHVILLE BEATEN BY BROOKLYN
superbas Manage to Score One Run in a
Well Played Game.

Nashville, Tenn. April SIN well played base
ball game which called at the end of the
eighth inning, owing to rain, Brooklyn defeated
Nashville to-day by a score OF 70 Q. II a
pitchers battle between Dugan and Rucksr.
In the seventh inning the visitors punched enough
hits bring in the that won the game. The
fielding of the home team was perfect. while only
one error charged against the Superbas The
score follows:
BROOKLYN .............o 1 o. !
y
Batterfes-For Brooklyn. Rucker Ritter: Nash
Vile Dugan Hardy. Umpire-Davis.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
SChIechter Beats Marshall and Holds
Lead IN TOmney.
TBy Gable 10 The Tribune.

Vienna, April Sin the thirteenth round OF the
international chess masters tournament, played
at the local club to-day. the American, Marshall,
lost Schlechter; Teichmann and Maroczy drew
after hard game, and TaTtakoWer succumbed to
Rubinstein The most brilliant game, however.
played by Mieses. who defeated Alapin. In
the other games. Duras beat Cohn. Swidersk
from Reti, Salwe defeated Spielmann. Suechting
drew with Joiner. Leonhardt with PerIis and
Berger with Bardeleben. SchIechter continues in
the lead with Duras half a point below him.
Maroczy, Teichmann and Rubinstein are two
points behind the leader.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
NANTUCKET OBJECTS TO AUTOMOBILES.

0'sion' April s.-The legislative Committee on
.'"os and Bridges, after visiting the island Of
e4-'1cAet last week. reported a bill to-day IN
1Y0i q excluding automobiles from the island
cen June Is and September Is OF each year
Ae selectmen OF Nantucket issued an order a
s@ aeo forodding the OF automobiles on the
Island but the town was defeated in its s,ternnt tn
lave he Supreme Court sustain the exclusion
Cioer- An appeal was then made TO the Leg4s-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
YALE'S FOOTBALL CAPTAIN INJURED

rev Haven. April s-Robert Burch captain OF
- Yale football team. injured tendon in his
-eE while running quarter-naile IN practice st the
1Hefie reld yesterday. and the injury is likely 10
EEep Atn, Of TIRE track team this sprtng
W24s t.s injury IS net serious. sorne fear is en-
'eFtz--eo that ths tendency 70 slight injuries viii
sts,'ers With his football training the fall Cap
XIX Eurch. as member Ct tvo varsity football
squads sss thus far played only ten minutes IN a
G2azrionsaip game.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
r NJ Y. BEATEN AT LACROSSE
tBy Telegraph to The IribuneJ J

Telegraph 10 me lTlnuIRe.J
e., pA+blebem Penn April s.-Lehigh out
,.ad the lacrosse team Of the College OF the City
~ New YORK at every point of the game here to-
So srd won by a score of 10 0, The field was
sIInnerv. making scientific playing impossible.
Tnenty-eight of Lehigh's attempts al goal we're
,+L.- s+opned bv Captain Pasternak went wide
rehtgh.s goals were thrown By Narrower Gour),
uo-van uhr-e) and Morris toneD.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
74lRrY.sIx ILLINOIS COUNTIES DRY"

Chicago April s-As result OF Yesterdays local
opton elections Illinois, 3s Of l0e counties are
now entirely anu u-saloon TERRITORY Will. q others
are anti-saloon with the exception n one township
in each There are n<R LOIS dry townships IN the
state against a2s where the sails Of liquor is per-
nnittede
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
u,oce SHOT AND ROBBED.

snr,neheld. Mo April s-Judse James Frink.
attorrev and past grand chancellor OF the
knights Of Pythiss Of this state was shot through
- ts,,Ie here early to-day, dying several hours
l.,e Tbs nolice found him lying in the street
-4,b,- = hlock Of his home An empty purse which
,sd contained 800 was found nAar the body,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

scranton Penn April s.-Georga r. Schooley. Of
pbUadeIphia chief claimant for the fortune of
James L. Crawford. his cousin, millionaire coal
operator Of this city. who died three years ago.
pleaded guilty in court here to-day 10 the forgery
OF the so-called Schooley will
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
ATHLETIC GAMES FOR SATURDAY.

Melvin Sheppard Will run in the one-nile race at
+Ls Games TO be held by the ST Philip branch Of
80 C,.+bo1ic Athletic League at the 22d Regiment
Arrnory on Saturday night, while Paul Pilgrim VIII
-.Lab,, star+ from scratch in the s0O-yard run.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

The golf committee of the Ardsey club has issued
it's seasons schedule. From May Is TO November
9s there will he something going nearly every
week According TO the conditions winners Of all
Guns from Nav Is TO October "a, inclusive will be
eligible to fght it out handicap match play for
what the committee is pleased to style the 'hand-
can championship vase" No team matches appear
on the sch hedule.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
oupled as Chelsea Stable entry.

FIFTH RACE--THE CHEVY CHASE HUNTERS
STEEPIECIASE: Tor hve-yearold and upward
gentlemen riders; sTOo added; about miles and
half Start good Won easily Tine 5.3l. Winner
+ e. by Longstreet-Punka. Owner. q. H Smith.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Coupled as smith entry.

SMITH RACE Selling three -year-ods $500 added
mile and hundred yards, old course. start
good Won ridden Time so Winner. g
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

Alec Campbell the pro" in charge OF the Coun-
trv Club Of Rrookline is opposed 70 the action
taken the special meeting of the Eastern Pro-
fessionsl Golfers Association in this city Mon
dav The unanimous vote at the meeting was
against competing In the open championship tour
nament at Myopia unless the club should give a
guarantee Of better treatment than accorded
in 1905 According to Campbell. Myopia is the best
course in the country the professionals should
he glad of a chance to play there. He adds that
accommodations are entirely secondary.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Some Open Tournament Dates
Plans for Coming Season.

Dates for three open tournaments have oeen an
rounced by the Ekwanok Country Club, OF Man
chester Vt On July %. "A and . play for the
r-aconic Gun will claim attention. and on August
y r. "A and 15 the first presidents cup VIII De the
cbiaP incentive The Equinox and Orvis cups Will
bo 1raved for on September To- Il and L. This
course which is open from June to November
covers a playing length of 5,927 yards The officers
are follows:
Robert T Lincoln president: James L, Taylor
Are- vice-president: c. VI. Clark, secretary and
.ro.e,,rer The board Of governors consists OF
7ober- = Lincoln. James L. Taylor. George h
r-racher Clark Burnham, H NJ. SILL George Orvis'
:. NJ clark E s Isham. r. F. Mcqueen A. NJ
Reed Paul Waterman. J. r. de Coursey, + t
Brown. ]. J. Gunther and Henry NJ. Brown
In accordance with its usual custom the Dyker
Meadow Golf club has issued its spring schedule
The fun list Of dates will not be made out until
Later nrlze will he awarded TO the player re-
turning the lowest gross score for eighteen holes
,rade IN anv medal play competition up to and in
c1uding Tulv l. The conditions Of the club cham
r,ionship which takes place in October, provide
that sixteen players who return the lowest sixteen
sross scores in the monthly club handicap events
=, the year shall qualify TO play at match play FOR
Tho trIe The championship cup must be won
twice TO become the property Of an Individual
Marshall Whttlatch is the present champion.
Tho Forest Hin Field Club Is preparing 10 issue
a long schedule Of golf competitions. With this
e,d in view the following rev tournament COM
r,ittee has been appointed: Robert kuebler, chair
man; William Becker and ]. H OConnor. At a
recent meeting Of the board of governors eighteen
new members were elected.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

FOURTH RACE.-THE AMATEUR CUP: selling. for
nree-yeaT-ods gentlemen riders; six furlongs. Co
lurIbia Course. good Won easily Time
l;2o7 Winner, ch. g. by GoIdhnch-Solana. Owner
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
BENNING sU1fNARIEs

IfSd RACE-For uaidens three years old and upward
Sa sI3ea' G' nye furlongs Columbia Course. start
poor, W on hidden out. Time. l:O5Is br
I. by Observation-Disclosures. owner ] Nc
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
BENNING ENTRIES TODAY.

FIRST RACE-Handicap; for three r-olds and up-
ward $500 added. Five and half furiongs. Colum-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
scHooLeY A CONFESSED FoReER.

Apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

SEe ONp RACESelnS; for two-yesr-olds; $500 added
I3ur and half furlongs. old course start good
Won dTlvlng. Time, O;5els- Winner ca. T.. by som
oreFo-Ciraziosa. owner. J - Code.