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McCIelIan's Election Upheld.

New York, July 1.-Justice Lam- bert directed the jury to find verdict for Mayor Mcclellan in the election re- count suit, upholding MT. McClelans s election. The taking of evidence was concluded Tuesday. After the recount of ballots cast in the mayoralty cleo tion, of 1905, had shown a legal plu- rality of nearly 5000 for Mcclellan, Clarence J. Sharn, counsil for w. R. Hurst. asserted the ballot boxes were stuffed
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Decree Temporarily Suspended.

St. Paul, Minn., July 1.-Judges Sanborn. Hook and Adams in the United States circuit court made a de- cree whereby they temporarily sus- pend and enjoin the enforcement of the order of the interstate commerc commission which reduced the charge of certain railroad companies for transfer of livestock from the terminal of their roads in Chicago to the Union Stock Yards from g to $1 per car.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Ritz Finally Dies.

New York, July 1.-After living nearly three months with four ounces of his brain removed, Joseph Ritz. a tailor of Brooklyn is dead. He was taken to St. Mary's hospital, where doctors took out about four ounces of brain matter. For time it was believed that Ritz would recover. Re gently. however. there was a change and he gradually grew worse. Ritz, after the operation. learned to play chess, game he was never able to master before he shot himself.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Noted EngIishman Gone.

London, July Fir Edward Bald. win Malet died here. He was born in 1887. Sir Edward Malet was ambassa. dor to Germany from 1884 to 1885. He was an attache at Frankfort in 1854 and went to the following posts in consecutive advancement: Argen- tine Confederation, Washington. Con. stantinople, Paris. Pekin, Athens, Rome, Cairo. Brussels and Berlin.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
TOOK TO TIMBER.

Strikebreakers Fled With YeIInq
 Mob In Close Pursuit.
 Van Buren, Ark, July 1.-In a fight Monday night between striking shopmen at the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railway company and Ital- ian strikebreakers, two of the latter were shot and seriously wounded More than 200 shots were fired, some of them going through the sides of cars and wounding several sleepers within. The strikebreakers fled to the woods pursued by yelling mob. Early Tuesday only one-third of the 15O strikebreakers had returned to the cars.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Gray Favored.

Lincoln. Neb., July 1.-The Ne, braska delegation to the Denver con
 vention will approve any New York man on whom the factions of that state can unite for vice president. Fail. ing in this. Nebraska will vote solidly for Judge Gray. The record of Judge Gray Is regarded one pleasing to labor votes and for these votes the Dem. ocratic party is going to make the strongest bid, assert the Nebraskans.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Troops Take the Field,

Fl Paso, July 1.-According to in. formation from reliable source, of. ficial advices have been received in Juarez, across the Rio Grande from this city, to the effect that the 2,50O Federal troops sent to Torreon, Goa. huila, have taken the field in an effort to surround the parties believed to be responsible for the attacks on Viesca and Hacienda Matamoras.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
suffraoettes Again Demonstrate.

London. July 1. = Suffragettes again demonstrated before parlia. ment. Hundreds of women gathered at a hall adjacent to the parliament build. ing and sent committe to see Pre- mier Asquith. The latter refused to receive the deputation. The women started rioting. The police were re. Quired to quell 1t.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Pilqrimaqes to Bryan's Home.

Lincoln, Neb., July 1.-Pilgrimages to Bryan's home by numerous vice presidential possibilities will occur during the next few days. Among those who will visit Fairview are John w. Kern, of Indiana. Governor Swanson of Virginia, Congressman Ollie James of Kentucky and Jerry Sullivan of Iowa. MT. Bryan is noncommittal re- garding his vice presidential choice.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Esquimaux Homesick.

New York, July 1.-Meenie Ke- shoo, sixteen, the only surviving esqui. maux brought here in 1895 by Com. mander Peary. wants to return to his Greenland home. Meenie's father, and three brothers died from tuberculosis. Meenie rejected an offer to attend Car. lisle Indian school and applied to the state department for transportation home.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Second Attempt to Burn.

Chicago. July 1.-Incendiaries tried to destroy St. Stanislaus college, a Catholic institution. This is the sec. ond attempt at burning in a week. Within two years St. Stanislaus church are parochial school were burned. The college has been threat. ened many times. Twelve members of the faculty had narrow escapes.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Accepted Larue Fine,

Chicago, July IA. Booth & Co.,. admitted in Federal court before Judge Landis they had accepted concessions amounting to rebates from Nickel Plate, Lehigh Valley railroads. The firm accepted fine of $10.000.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Woman Slain SianaIIino.

Kieve. July Madame Oiselle Shertnova. who was confined in the political prison here. Tuesday was shot and instantly killed by one of the prison sentinels, who discovered her signalling with mirror to some of her country prisoners. She was standing at the window at the time and the sentinel's first shot killed her.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Companies Depart For Border.

San Antonio, July 1.-Acting under orders of the war department Gen eral Meyer has dispatched two con- panies of the Third cavalry to patrol the Rio Grande border.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Cheese Chokes Child.

Weatherford. Tex, July 1.-The little child of Rev. E. V. Cox choked to death. Cheese lodged in the wind. pipe.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
Hurdles on Duty.

Eagle Pass, Tex, July Lone hum dred and eighty of the famous rurales. the very pick of the fighting men of the republic of Mexico on the order of the Texas rangers, arrived in 0. F. Diaz and are on scouting duty in the border section. They have magnifi- cent horses and are the best armed and equipped as well as the finest body of fighting men in Mexico.
 All is quiet in Diaz and the sur. rounding towns.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-01
EIqln Butter Output.

Elgin, H., July 1.-Elgin butter out. put past week was 1.031. 300 pounds.
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rge Corn Receipts.
 July 1.-Corn receipts re ee. 900 bushels.
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BANQUET At SOCORRO
FOR SMEL1ER OFFICER
business Men of the City Are Enter
tained by Landlord of Hotel After
Completion of Deal.

Socorro, n. NJ, July Special. }
smith, of the Pan
American Smelling and Refining CON-
Iany, which will build a $4,000
smelter at this place, was the guest
of honor at banquet given last night
by Lee Huffman, landlord OF the
Park hotel. A number of business
men attended the banquet, which was
an impromptu affair. The guests
were
Z. b. Smith II. O. Bursom, II. n.
Dougherty, j. a. Griffith, f.. A.
Drake, A Mayer. J. q. Fitch, w. II.
Byerts w. H. Hill, w. f. Gregg, j.
Price, Dave Farr, j. ]. Leason, 7. j.
Savage. w. f.. Martin, J. f. Smith,
Abran Abeyta, August Winkler, NJ.
Lowenstein A. ID. Coon, 7. ]. Mat
tnews and NJ. Coony.
Work on The new smelter is to
begin this month. The plant VIII
cost $4,000 OF which the city raises
$40, 900. and 1t will have capacity
of 100 tons daily.
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THE WHITECAPS KILLED TWO.

Culbertson, Mont, July lO.-White-
caps killed John A. Hays and his s.
year-old daughter at a claim about
ten miles north of Culbertson early
today The claim was occupied by
Walter Long. bachelor. Several
months ago the Hays family, in Long )
absence, moved their shack from the
claim they were occupying, onto the
Walter Long claim. Since that time
both claimants have occupied the
same tract of land. Frequent quar-
rels in which violence has been
threatened eliminated today when
the wh.tecaps went to the Hays home.
The little girl was shot while her
mother was trying to get her TO a
place Of safety in the house.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-10

when the lights were turned off for Q
minute and the big hall was in dark
ness. 1t took some little time for the
crowd to quiet itself and a motion to
adjourn was adopted unanimously. the
delegates not waiting to hear the Of
ficial announcement of Bryan's nomi-
nation made by the chairman.
Gray Refused Honor.
1t was late this morning before the
causes were held by a number of
states to discuss the vice presidential
situation. 1t seemed to be the gen.
eral disposition to await word from
Bryan, but at the same time IL is be-
lieved he will not declare himself. A
conference in the rooms of Charles
Bryan broke up without definite ac-
ton.
The convention was called to order
at 1:40 this afternoon. At / o'clock
not a quarter of the delegates were in
their seats, although the galleries
were full. Among the first delegates
to reach the hall were the Texas de-
egates, who carried banner inscribed
for Gray. When L. II. Irwin Handy
Of Delaware, who last night placed
Gray in nomination for president,
entered, the Texans pounced upon
him and demanded if Gray would ac-
cept If nominated. Handy replied he
would use his influence to have him
accept. Marvel of Delaware said
Gray will not run nor serve If elected.
When the nominations began it was
apparent that Kern of Indiana was
the strongest of the vice presidential
possibilities and his nomination on
he first ballot was confidently ex-
pected. The nominating speeches
were limited to ten minutes each ana
the call Of states then began.
Alabama yielded to Indiana and
Marshall Of Indiana named ]. w.
Kern for vice president. Governor
Thomas of Colorado presented the
name OF Charles A. ToWne, and ]. ].
Walso Of Connecticut named Archl-
balu McNeill. Hill of Georgia named
Clark Howell. When Missouri was
called Governor Folk arose 10 second
the nomination of Kern, He was
loully cheered when he assembled the
nation.
John Mi'chell's name was brought
before the convention by Kern Of IL
linCis. although he did not offer
him as a candidate a hearty cheer
followed the mention Of his name.
Kern said that Mitchell would not
allow his name to go before the
convention, therefore Illinois would
second the nomination OF Kern Of
Indiana. A number Of other states
seconded Kern of Indiana. Towne
withdrew his name and seconded
Kern, and Hill OF Georgia withdrew
Clark Howells name and seconded
Kern.
Connecticut then withdrew the
name OF Mcneil which left pracu-
cally a clear field foe Kern. He was
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Lincoln, July 10.-In honor of Bry-
ans nomination the citizens of Lin
coin this morning united in noisy
demonstration. At $40 whistles
sounded. and this was followed by a
variety of noise making devices.
Crowds soon gathered at the hotels
and the city was practically deserted.
while the crowd went cut to Fair
view, Bryan's home.
BY 1870 1000 people mad gathered
in front of Bryan's home and crowds
were still coming. MI and Mrs Bry-
an received the throng in front of the
house. A great demonstration was
paid them by their neighbors and it
visibly affected them. Several times
Bryan was compelled to stop speaking
because of his emotions During mis-
talk Mrs. Bryan was frequently in
tears, caused by the homage paid by
those who had been friends for two
decades.
johnson Promises Help.
st. Paul. July 10.-GovernOr John
son sent the following telegram to
Bryan today: please acc<pt my
neartiest congratuiat. on your
nomination and the splendid victory
which it implies. You will have no
more earnest supporter than l, and l
hope to be permitted to contribute to
your success and to that of the party.
JOHN A. JOHNSON"
Gray Sends Message.
Wilmington, Del, July 10.-Judge
Gray sent the following telegram to
Bryan: Accept my hearty congrat-
ulat.ons. GEORGE GRAY"
He Wants IL Just Once.
Fairview. July l0.-The following
statement was made by Bryan when
at 4.3O ne received announcement Of
his nomination
The presidency IS the highest Of
ficial position in the world and no
one occupying 1t can afford to have
his views upon public questions biased
by personal ambition, Recognizing
his responsibility to God and his obll-
cations to his cOuntrymen, he should
enter upon the discharge OF his du-
ties with a singleness Of purpose. Be-
licving that no one can best do this
when he Is planning a second term,
! announce, as | have on former oc-
casions, that If elected | shall not be
a candidate for leCtiOn. This Is
a nomination as purely from the peo-
pie as it can be. and il elected my
obligation will be purely TO the peo-
pie. | appreciate the honor more be-
cause il came from one person or a
few persons, but from the rank and
file acting freely ana without COM
pulsion."
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-10
AMERICAN WINS TROPHY.

Bislry, England. July 1O.-Lieut
Scmon Of Ohio won a gold medal In
the individual 300-meter contest held
here today as part Of the Olympic
contests. Wallingford and Blood,
Englishmen, won respectively the sill
Yer and bronze medals.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-10
ENTHUSIASM IS UNB0UNDEO WHEN DEMOCRATS
REALIZE BRYAN HAS THE NOMINATION IN HIS HAND

Delegates March Around the Hall and Become so Excited
They Break up Furniture and frghten the Women Spec
Show Their Appreciation of the Great Common
er's Generously in Permitting Them to Name Him for
the Third Time. Adjournment Is Taken With Equal En-
thusidsm About Daylight and the Convention Meets
Again This Afternoon to Select Man for Second Place.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-10
MATSON IS NOTIFIED.

Atlanta, July l0.-Thomas e. Wat
son, candidate for the Peoples party
for president Of the United States,
was formally notified in this city last
night The notification speech was
delivered by Judge ]. W. Forrest OF
Albany, y. Y.
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July 10, 1908.


To the Chairman and Members OF tho
Territorial Republican Central Com
mittee.
Gentlemen: We beg leave to ad-
wise you that there has recently been
formed "a Young Mems Republican
club of Bernalillo county. This club
has for its objects the promotion of
the interests of the Republican party
in the county OF Bernalillo and Incl
dentally the territory of New Mex
leo; it is prohibited by its bylaws
from advocating the nomination of
one man or set of men for office, but
is obligated TO work and aid all in its
power toward the election of the nom
inee of the Republican party when
nominated. 1t is entirely Independent
in organization 50 far as any election
or elections in the county of Bernalil-
10 are concerned.
The personnel of its officers, direct
ors and membership speaks for the
integrity Of its organization and the
purpose of maintaining the club for
the objects above mentioned.
The condition of the Republican
party in Bernalillo county in the past
has been anything but satisfactory,
and if these conditions are allowed
TO longer prevail, the interests of the
Republican party in the territory will
suffer greatly.
At a meeting of the club held last
evening the condition of politics in
Bernalillo county was discussed at
some length. and the president and
SECRETARY of this club were directed
to communicate with your commit
tee. This organization feels that the
time has now arrived when the Re-
publican territorial central committee
should take cognizance of the situa-
tion In Bernalillo county and adopt
some means by which party harmony
may be restored, As to the means to
be adopted We have no suggestions to
offer. feeling that the members OF
the committee should thoroughly can
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-10
VIM. ]. BRY!t|". FOR PRESIDENT
J. ". KERN f. president.

'Unterrified" Comp Program at
Denver by Selecting Peerless One
From Nebraska to Lead Them on to-
Defeat for the Third Time and Enlist
Aid of Indiana Man Who Is Expected
to Have Great Influence in UpSetting
His State Into the Democratic Ranks
This Fall.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, Colo, July I0,-locsI Show
srs tonight or Saturday, warmer tonight.
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SHERMAN OUTS COMMITTEE.

Washington, July l0.-James S.
sherman, Republican candidate for
vice president. I'm a short time will
retire from the Republican congress
sional committee, OF which he is
chairman.
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REPUBLICANS CONVENE ,
At SANTA FE ON
AUGUST II
Executive Committee Sets
Date for Convention Which
VIII Nominate
Delegate
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
SEEKS FOR HARMONY
Matter Of Peace In BerndlillO
County Taken UP at Afternoon
Session Outcome Problem
dtiCdl. Session Still
Continues

Monday. August II, was the date
selected for the holding of the Re-
publican territorial convention for the
nomination of delegate to Congress-
by the Republican territorial execut-
i've committee which convened here
today.
The place of the convention was
previously fixed oy the central COM
mittee at Santa Fe.
The fixing of the date for the con-
vention was the first work of the
committee. which convened at 1880
this morning
e. l.. Medler. president of the Com
mercial club, made a short address
of welcome to the committee and ex-
tended the courtesies of the club.
Chairman II. o. Bursum of the COM
mittee responded on behalf of the
committee and thanked the club and
its president. 49,
Mr.. Luna then moved that the con-
vention be held August II. and the
motion prevailed.
Charles A. Spiess. on behalf OF M.
c. Mechim and Alex Goldenberg of
Tucumcari. Quay county. a commit
tee representing the Quay county Re-
publicans, then introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted
after short discussion:
BE 1t resolved that the represen-
tation in county conventions shall be
based upon the vote cast for the Re-
publican candidate for delegate to
Congress In the year 1906.
I'm many counties in this territory,
since said election, precincts have
been subdivided.
''In such cases the territory en-
braced in the original precinct shall
have the same proportionate repre-
sentation in the county convention as
II 1t had never been subdivided. and
the county central committees shall
make a poll of the Republican voters
In each of said new precincts and pro
rate the representation accordingly"
Two communications were received
by the chairman. One came from
John Corbett of Mountainair, stating
that day had been set aside by the
first New Mexico Chautauqua associa-
ton as a political day, and that an
invitation had been extended To the
three political parties of New Mex
leo and the governor to speak ON that
day.
1t was decided to refer the matter
to the delegate to Congress nominated
by the territorial convention.
A second communication came from
the Young Mems Republican club OF
Bernalillo county. which read as fol-
lows:
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An Ovation TO Bryan.

nominated by acclamation, and the
convention adjourned sine die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-29
NO QUARANTINE INTENDED,
Plague Situation in San Francisco
Regarded as Satisfactory.

Representative Kahn of California has
made the following statement relative
to the bubonic plague situation in San
Francisco and California:
"Unauthorized reports have been pub
lished lately in certain newspapers that
the presence of bubonic plague in San
Francisco had become so pronounced that
the marine hospital service had about
made up it's mind to establish a quaran-
tine. cutting Off California from neighbor.
ing territory. AS a result have received
in the past couple of days many kilograms
from Californians and long-distance mes
sages from California people sojourning
in the east asking for definite information
I had an interview today with Surgeon
General Wyman of the marine hospital
service. and he informed me that these
published statements were baseless; that
the plague situation in San Francisco is
entirely satisfactory to the marine hos
pital service and not the slightest inten-
ton of a quarantine is entertained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-29
DISCHARGES THE RULE.
Action Brought to Prevent Use of
Patent in Harbor Improvement.

Holding that the suit of Lewis NJ.
Haupt of Philadelphia Pa, for an in
Junction against Secretary Taft and Gen.
Mackenzie, chief of engineers, L. S.
A., to prevent the use of the former s
patent in harbor improvement at Aran-
sas Pass Tex, is substantially an eff
fort to enjon the United States, the SOW
ereign power, Justice Gould of the Dis
trict Supreme Court has discharged the
rule recently issued against the two Off
GERS.
Haupt alleged that the War Department
in deepening the channel was using GER
tain equipment patented by him. He said
private company with which he was
identified took up the work, but trans
rred ,he contract to the government to-
eether with Haupts design for the single
jetty. He contended that the private
company had no right to transfer his pat
emit The inventor says he will take the
case to the District Court of Appeals.
Assistant United States Attorney Stuart
Mcnamara presented the case for the Off
GERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-29

Trade and the Chamber of Commerce
Joined in the movement to secure the es-
Establishment of modern reformatory
system, together with the construction of
new Jail penitentiary. The seventh
annual session of the National Society for
the Scientific Study of Education was
held. The department of superintendent,
National Education Association. held its
annual meeting in Washington Rev
William r. Russell was formally installed
as new pastor in St. Patrick'S Church.
The schoolhouSe commission appointed
by Congress to investigate with a view
of adopting changes in the local school
buildings submitted it's report to Con-
gress Peter Stohl. fifty-five years of age
committed suicide. Among those who
died We're Maj. Gen. Rufus Saxton, U. s.
A., retired, and Edward F. DroOp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-29
Naval Movements.

The cruiser Chicago has arrived at Mon-
tevideo, the gunboat Paducah at GonaiVes.
the cruiser Montgomery at Pensacola, the
gunboat Wilmington at Olongapo. the col
lier Caesar at New York. and the torepdo
boat fotilla at Key West.
The cruiser Yankton has sailed from
Callao for Acapulco, the supply ship Cui-
goa from Calao for San Diego the gun
boat Tacoma from St. Thomas for st.
Christopher.
The gunboat Quiros has been placed out
of commission at the naval station. Ca
vite, P. l., and the gunboat Samar will
be put in commission at the same sta
ton