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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
LAS VEGAS SALOONS
INCREASE PRICES
II Costs More Ia Accumulate JoNOus-
ness Since License Was Raised.

Las Vegas, y. NJ. March So (Spc-
ciaD D.--Saloonkeepers of East Las
Vegas have combined aud agreed to
increase the price OF liquor as a re-
suit OF the higher license ordinance
recently passed by the council. While
beer will still retail at five cents,
foam included, and straight whisky
remains at the old price. mixed drinks
viii cost more
Three star Henuessy will retail at
the booze emporiums for - cents a
glass, pony . cents. V. .. +. high
balls extract a similar ium from your
pocket aud milk punches also are four
for a dollar.
Silver fizz, sherry fizz, golden filz
and V. q. i. Scotch now cali for "a
bank account OF 90 cents each. and
even the conventional beverage OF the
temperance convention lemouado-lf
ii has am egg i'm it, draws down sim
liar sum.
Whisky in bulk is 80 cents per half
pint where formerly It was 40. and
Budweiser now is 20 and 40 cents,
while Pab~J is 20 and 80.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
WAGE REDUCTION EFFECTIVE.

Boston, March 3O.-A general re-
duction of 10 per cent in the wages OF
New England cotton mill operatives
which was recently decided upon, be.
came effective today in mills employ
ing $4,000 persons.
Next Monday the movement viii
apply TO reduce the pay of many
more. The reduction Is due to a de-
preston in the cotton goods market
which forced the mills to curtau pro-
duction. Several minor strikes are re-
garded possible but no general walk
out is expected.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

Kansas City March 30.-Cattle, H.
OOO, including $500 southerns; steady
To l0c lower. Southern steers, $4.IJ
a ESQ; southern cows $325G 500;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 SIS;
western COWS. $3,5Oa5.25.
Hogs, 10000; steady to sc lower
Bulk of sales, $5.6O@5.SO; heavy
$50 a 600; packers and butchers
$3.50 a $50; lights, $5.4OU5.7O: pigs
$3.50 a 500
sheep, 5000; steady. Muttous, $3.50
a 6-75; lambs. $6.75 500; range
wethers, $5.75d 7.25; fed ewes, S5.2-
$50
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
TORPEDO BOAT DAMAGED.

WashmgtOU, N1Ncn 3U.-An uCCl-
dent To- the torpedo boat Blakely,
which was engaged In torpedo target
practice at ST Jnsephs, Florida. has
compelled return to the Pensacola
navy yard. No details of the acct
dent are given out except that the
vessel had been pierced by torpedo.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
JAPANESE CABINET CRISIS.

Toxic, March SET is asserted
that the ministerial appointments
made yesterday were intended to at
tract the sympathy of the peers, but
it is problematical if the cabinet will
survive long. There was consider
able fall in shares on the Toxic ex-
change today because of the belief
that the reorgauiGed cabinet will oe
short-lived
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
LAST CERl4rgC>rEs RETIRED

New York. March 3O.-The last of
the clearing house certificates issued
during the financial stringency begin
ming n October last We're retired
when the National Bank of North
America paid off = balance of $780,
o0r which il owed To- the clearing
house. The bank is Still in the hands
of a receiver.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
no ,ONDUCr JENONut C\sI,

Albany March 2O,-Charles An
drcws former chief Judge Of the court
of appeals has resigned as commits
sioner to take testimony for the gov
ernor iu The matter of charges against
District Attorney Jerome.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
GILLETTE PAYS PENALTY
FOR SWEETHEART'S
MURDER
CONTINUED From Page Onc1

| York. While at Tupper Lake Gil
iette inquired for quiet lake and
| Grace Brown threw herself into the
arms Of maid who had brought her
| a glass of water, and burst into tears
ON the morning Of July II the
couple retraced their journey to Big
! Nt6tt where Gillette registered at
| the Glenmore as Charles Graham,
| Albany, and OH the Hext line Of the
register wrote the girls correct name
and address. Gillette inquired for
good places to take pictures and Sc
curing a boat rowed away over the
blue waters of the lake. Gillette car
ried suit case, camera and tennis
racquet The girls baggage had been
checked to old Forge and she left
some of her wraps and hat at the ho-
tel.
Late that night Gillette appeared
at the Arrowhead on Eagle Bay,
twelve miles from Big Moose. He
had walked through the woods, car
rying the suit case and camera but
the tennis racquet was missing. His
clothing and baggage were dry. The
next day he went on an excursion
land whom he had promised to meet.
Alarm was felt in Big Moose over
the failure of Gillette to return with
the boat he had rented and search
was made the next day. The boat
was found floating bottom up near
shore in a secluded part of the lake,
with a womans wrap spread over
the bottom. The lake was dragged
and the body of Grace Brown was
found about 800 feet from the shore.
Gillette subsequently was arrested at
Eagle Bay on July IA.
He Alleged Suicide.
The trial began at Herkimer at a
special term of the supreme court on
November -, 1906, and on Decent ber
D, Gillette was found guilty of mur-
der i'm the first degree and sentenced
to death. The prosecution presented
a chain of evidence which the de-
fcnse was unable to break down.
Gillette, who testified, denied none
of the evidence except the actual
killing of the girl, He said she had
urged him to marry her but that he
was not in position to do 50 at that
time as he had but sCant means and
his marriage would mean the loss of
his position In the factory. He said
the girl arose In the boat, declaring
that she would end the matter then
and there, and leaped overheard. |
The boat was overturned he claimed.
and although he made efforts to save
the girl from drowning he was un-
able to do so. The evidence showed .
that the water was but Il few feet /
deep. Upon his failure to rescue the .
girl he said he had waded ashore. ,
He explained the condition of his |
baggage by saying that he had left
1t on the bank where they had par
taken Of some slight luncheon The
tennis racquet, with which the prose
cution claimed he dealt the girls
death blow, was found hidden in the
woods after weeks OF search,
The execution Of the Death beualfv
was stayed by an appeal TO the court
ot appeals on January 10, 1907, and
IN January last tho ease was ar
Sued. The court affirmed the judg-
ment Of conviction and fixed the
week beginning March 80 fbr carry
ing out the death sentence.
Gillette's mother visited Albany
and pleaded with Governor Hughes
10 commute the death sentence to
life Imprisonment but the governor
declined to interfere.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
THORNTON THE CLEANER

l. badly in need of money TO meet
pressing obligations. Now is your
time to save money, From date TO
the 25th Of April, 1908, / shall put
on hard time prices on our line
throughout. Remember, We stand at
the head of our class Just call up
46O. Cleaning and pressing-We are
there. Send us the goods 121 North
Third.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
nor AIR INJURIES rIRENIEN

Boston, March 30.-lIot air eNplo-
sions from windows and doors in the
faces Of firemen mounting ladders
caused injuries TO ten at fire I'm a
large seven-s.ory brick building on
Atlantic avenue early today, whicn
caused damages estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. None Of the
frremen is believed TO oc injured seri-
ously
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
p, B. BooTH, TAILOR.

1. IL. cox, THE PLUMBER. CAN
MEND THAT OLD HOSE, OR SELL
YOU THE BEST NEW HOSE MAN
UEACTURED.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
81. Louis Dol.

81 Louis, March 3O.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums. 2oU
-, fine medium, l5ul9, fine, l5m
IT. ,..
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
Want to Get Out of Town?

The best place know spend
Valley Ranch You practically
what want to do they
He-he ladies elbow II
lion bear why they're there
guns traps tackle ETC. ETC. and all at
Live cabin
bother Finest country cookngand spend
than dollars
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

New York, March 3O.-Lead steady.
$685. a4.0O; lake copper firm, 1875 a
1873; silver, 552s.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
Money Mnrl,cI.

New York, March 5O.-Prime mer-
camille paper, . y a s; money on call
easy, IA az.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
Now York Stocks.

New York March 30.--Fouowing
were the closing quotations:
Atchison .,.....,..........., 73@
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

All kinds of screen work done AT
lowest prices. Superior Planning MIN.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

Our work is best. IIubbs Laundry
Co.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

Every Republican, the straight
this that he kick coming
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS


st. Louis, March Spelter lower,
$4.52h CAS-.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

Two killed by bomb e.
he
peacefully sleeping I'm detective ought a
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

rN"fT., For hau''Use'
asSs:s 4 .s:s: sin; @'' ward
$s S TsSa ss, $s;ssss
Fol Board of Education--Fist A.
s::s S:ssss
spring i d %ahsero"s time @ any y bachelor reaee
Everybody
New Mexico has had
Of 5 now
good idea unless make it stick
notw you make n his ii
wild make the devil.
Ideals IL
a he of
There thing public school that Amert
lot of be Albuquerque
A mans
cream Ths5s s5s.: :'s ana s9s Sr % s girls like besides instance ice
The way vii? usually that
ne WI" sooner or later wear collar
men "1noa, s generally nas position community
4 whole lot Of esnt anything A"o" no" make
Hill
American ambassador Berlin, HOch Kaiser
min yesterday
- Is supersuuous with as
much money John doesn't have to De He leaves nothing to fate
william Whit, that all ] me -, win sss syenaa
Saturday New
York exchange who said anything about being New
Every voter Republican can support in
this feel that he has kick coming single Of
the candidates
Harry Orchard want his sentence committed but pre-
how to
puts shape and plants
public befaeo and the man who lets his chickens dig the flower" up is
sweetheart about
where capital punishment needs no defense
The who comes into @ office fee and ] insists on a for ] hour
as though he had a bomb receipt in his hip pocket
There further doubt that here Albuquerque
has been with her head tied up towel beating the back
yard The r'0" late in arriving that's ALL
Many man oad by purch.s"s mechanical talking
could shut off the mechanical when h" wanted to-
a n saturday THE exai-
peacefully plot there Ger
The plan the Noa,arl,n o
the Gndes. is step the right direction The society the best
charitable organizations the southwest and its members
1on Everyone should help The good cause along
The bin which NaInes the bond the legislature
as well as proydng for suitable
nor Curry ana the New Msxn M u " @ m % 9 p "oh 5 Gt h
res den will the sur
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

mining
Who said anything being
York
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

The who puts his lawn in shape and paut
public beuefacor who lets his chickens dig
undesirable citizen.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

There further doubt that spring here Abuque
has her head tied towel beating carpet
yard. The robin IS late In arriving. thats all
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

Harry Orchard says he does want his sentence
fers to, be executed Why don't hand him gl
how Il
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

subscribe for The Citizen.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

= whole lot of girls who don't know anything
fool OF a ma who thinks ne does.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

man without enemy generally nils position T.
equivalent to the hole a doughnut
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

The German government has refused receive David
American ambassador to Berlin, Hoch der Kaiser,
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

Everything else may have gone up value except hum
other big mine explosion yesterday added the list of victims
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

That william Allen Whites that all honest will EVENT.
there
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

The fellow, who always tries to have own way, VII!
ne VIII sooner or later wear a collar
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

There other thRgs girls like besides compliment
sodas Easter hats.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

What a lot Democratic candidates there will b,
after the city election
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-03-30

There thing public scho appeals
boy--yacaton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
ELKINs RoAsTS CUSTOMS MEN
Father OF supposed Royal Bride-to-Be
Hauls Them over Goals e
OF Ring Episode.

PTrTsBURG. Pa, Nov. 1s.-It was said
here today that Senator Elkins Of West
Virginia yesterday called the local post
office and customs officials on the tele-
phone from Elkins, w. Va. and wanted
to know why publicity was given to the
fact that the ring sent from Rome to Miss
Blkins was held up for duty.
The local authorities deny this. however,
and were noncommittal regarding the
whereabouts of the alleged ring.
ROME. Nov. 1s.-The italian press Is
daily growing more resentful against the
"wspap of America for their comment
on the affairs OF the Duke of the Abruzzi
and Miss Katherine Elkins, daughter OF
Senator Elkins of West Virginia. The
latest Italian contribution appears in
Italy Abroad, a review edited by signor
Pellegrini, who was secretary to former
Premier Zanardelll. 1t is written by Sig
nor Mantegazza, a staunch monarchist,
who is supposed to be The mouthpiece Of
the court and says, I'm part:
THE duke Of the Abruzzi already would
have married Miss Elkins without giving
her the rank of royal %highness II she had
been satisfied simply to become his wife.
This, however, she refused, not Under
standing that a girl in her position in
Europe would not have objected. Ameri-
cans are convinced hat their dollars can
buy even relationship with one of the
oldest reigning houses of Europe"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
BOYS MURDER WEALTHY MAN
New Jersey Lads Plot to XIII and
Then Carry out Plot with
Robbery Motive.

VINELAND, N. Y, Nov. 1s.-The arrest
last night Of Walter zeller, 10 years old
and Cline Wheeler. his 20 year old com
panion, charged with the murder of William
Read, the grandfather of Zeller, last night,
has caused a sensation I'm this section Of
the state. Zeller has confessed to the muir
der plot, but seeks to lay the actual COM
mission Of the crime upon Wheeler. Her
bert Grigg, another 10 year old boy. who
is implicated in the confession, disap-
peared from his fathers farm yesterday
and has not been seen since. Zeller and
Wheeler has admitted that the motive was
robbery.
Read was more than 70 years old and
quite wealthy. He lived with s~on-in-law,
William e. Cooper. Zeller is a son OF
Mrs. Cooper by her first husband. The
aged man was found dead in his room last
Saturday morning, he having been shot
and beaten.
From what zeller told the detectives, the
grandfather was asleep when attacked.
A cane was found in the the Cooper barn
Sunday is alleged 10 nave been lying in
Reads room on Friday. The detectives
say that the old man was struck with II
by one Of the boys. Although partly
stunned. the aged man is said to nave
taken his pistol from under his pillow
and Wheeler is alleged to have taken II
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
SHORT SUPPLY OF ENGINEERS
Branch of Army hat il O~verwOrked
II and HRrbOrs Esti-
mates Made.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 1S.-In his
first annual report General w. L. Marshall,
Chief of Engineers, United States army,
makes a strong appeal for an increase in
the corps of engineers. The present au-
thorized engineer corps, he states, consists
of 1S9 officers. He recommends an in
crease OF 1872 officers, sixty to be employed
on military and civil works of construction,
fifty-seven to be employed in three addi-
tional battalions and fifteen for regimental
organization.
General Marshall comments at consider
able length upon the increasing duties Of
the corps of engineers. AT present he
says only forty-four officers, or above one
fourth of the corps, are left under full con-
troll of the department to attend to the
important construction works, fortified
lions, river and hagbor and other duties
devolving by law upon the corps of en-
gineers. He says that while the number
Of officers is decreasing the reverse is true
of the work. River and harbor improve
ments are now going on under appropria-
lions of a size previously unknown, fortifi-
cation and construction has been extended
to island possessions and a large share OF
the Panama canal work has been entrusted
to officers of the corps. He recommends
an increase in the number of engineer
battalions from three to six and states that
during the early part Of 1907, nine out of a
total number of twelve engineer companies
were given work In the tropics, a much
greater proportion than in the case of any
other branch of the service.
For river and harbor work the following
estimates are submitted for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1908: under continuing con-
tracts, $40. 47G.057; rivers and harbors (gen.
eral, including examinations, surveys and
contingencies), $2l. 464. 141, under California
debris commission. $4,000; prevention OF
deposits in New York, $l55, 26O; enlarge
ment of Governors Island. New York
$4,000. In addition to the above the Mis-.
sissippi river commission submits an esti.
mate amounting to 50 100000. reduced by the
chief OF engineers to 100000.
Among improvements of rivers and har.
bors for which an estimate is made for the
next fiscal year are the following: HarboI
of Refuge, Sandy Bay, Cape Ann, Massa.
chusettes. $3.50 900; Boston, Mass. 81, 400, 900
Provincetown, SlS5.O 900; New Bedford ant
Fairhaven, $227, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
standard on Company Indicted.
BoNI STILL ON HELIE'S TRAIL
Former Husband Of Prince Wife
Pushes Action to Secure
His Children.

PARIS, Nov. 1S.-The hearing of the suit
brought by Count Boni De Castellane
against Princess Helie De Sagan for the
custody of his three children was today
postponed until November IS. This action
was taken at the request of Albert Clemen-
ceau, counsel for the princess, who an
nounced that he had just entered the case
and that 1t was consequently impossible
for him to proceed today.
Princess De Sagan was Anna Gould of
New York. before she married Count Boni
De Castellane. She secured a divorce from
him, after which she married Prince Helie
De Sagan.
M. Bennett, Count De Castellane's lawyer,
did not oppose the request Of NJ. Clemen-
ceau for p-ostponment, but he formally
petitioned the court to place the children
in the care Of the Marquise De Castellane,
mother of Count Boni, pending a settlement
OF the case, on the ground that they were
uncomfortable and i'll In the house of their
mother, the princess, and because 1t was
desirable that they should escape the at
mosphere, unhealthful both morally and
physically, which, he alleged, prevailed the
home of the mother. The court ruled that
1t could not pass upon this question today
and the entire matter went over for one
week.
Count De Castellane was present In court
and listened attentively as M. Bonnet set
forth tina the count was unable to see his
children on account Of their illness and that
the doctor had been forbidden to send him
any news of them. THE children have
need of that calm and peace which they
will find in the home OF their grand
mother" M. Bennett declared. He then
said that he had agreed to numerous post
~ponements already because he understood
that the princess had decided to seek a sep
aration from her husband, but inasmuch as
the princess had denied this report he
could see no reason why the suit should
not proceed. The court, however. granted
the postponement.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Dtetn and BeImonts sunday.

Sunday the game between the Dietz Ath-
letic and Belmont foot ball clubs will be
played at 3 p. m, at Dietz park. This con-
test is to decide the foot ball supremacy
of Omaha; in fact some of the enthus-
iastic followers of these teams claim that
II will decide the independent champion
ship of Nebraska and western Iowa, as
either one or other of these two teams has
eliminated aspiring champions from the
running. The Athletics will outweigh the
counting on their speed to offset the weight
of their opponents. Coach Patterson of the
Belmonts early in the season devised a
play which was christened the Merry
Widow" While 1t was practiced regularly
II was not used in any game until two
weeks ago, when right end Hamilton got
away on IT for so yards. Last Sunday at
Missouri Valley it was used once and
netted 50 yards. this time quarterback Man
nigan carrying the ball,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

its headquarters in the twin cities, with
branch houses in Sioux Falls, Fargo and
other cities of the northwest.
The new concern will be Incorporated
under the name Of the United States Cream
cry Supply company. 1t will be capitalized
at 500, 900 and will have as its principal
field of operations Wisconsin, Minnesota,
North Dakota. South Dakota, Iowa and Ne
braska. The stockholders will be limited to
the local creameries Of the states mem
toned. One of the chief objects in organic
ing the new company is to give the local
creameries ar opportunity to place them
selves upon a buying basis with the great
centralizers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Y. NJ. @. A. Holds Banquet.

MITCHELL, S. D., Nov. B.-(special.)T
The Young Mems Christian association
formally opened its headquarters in the city
hall building last night. with a banquet at
which $50 business men were present. The
banquet was served by the women of the
various churches of the city as a testi-
monial to the presence OF the association
in the city. Speeches were made by F.. A
Mccormack OF Sioux City. W. NJ. Parsons,
travelling secretary OF Minneapolis. secre-
tary Whitaker and DIR. b. A. Bobb OF this
city. The association has its reading room
and gymnasium rooms I'm the basement OF
the city hall, and with a membership OF
nearly 200 men at the start. 1t is in a fair
way to develop into a prominent factor OF
the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
EFFORT FOR BALLOON RECORD
London Newspaper IL Seeking TO
Set New Standard for Long
Distance.

LONDON, Nov 1s.-The mammoth bal
loon owned by the Daily Graphic assembled
from here this morning and will attempt
to reach Siberia and break the long-aistance
record. The ~aeronauts on board are Mr..
Gaugron and Captain Maitland. and they
are accompanied by a newspaper man
named Turner. They expect TO reach Bel
GUM this afternoon, and, passing over Ger
many, they count on being over Russia
Thursday. The plan is to descend in ST.
IBERIA on Friday, The success of the voyage
depends upon the air currents over Europe
continuing in the direction they are blow
ing at present.