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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-15
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-15

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
FL PASO POLICE
HOLD SLICK
SW|NOLER
ACCUSED OF HELPING
LOOT BANK OF $4,000
Man Who Engineered Big Job
in GuadaIajara Captured is.
Belief of Mexican Officials at.
Capital,
Lpy Morning journal special Lsased wlreI

IBy Morning journal Special Lsased WlreI
El Paso. Texas, June S,-Complaint
was fled here today by II, j. Will
liams, cashier of the Guaymas branch
of the Banco de Sonora. charging
pablo Yardi with forgery and Yardi
is held in the county Jail on this
charge pending filing of application
for extradition by the Mexican gov
eminent. 1t is charged that Yardi
is the confederate of Ernesto H. AL
mazda Uriguigo, who last week secur-
ed $4,000 from the Guadalajara bank
of Jalisco by forged drafts,
According to the complaint Yardi
. Swiss employe NJ the Guaymas bank,
prepared false letters of credit for his
alleged confederate, to be presented
to the Jalisco bank, and also teIe-
eraphed to Jalico to have the bank
there honor Urigu COS drafts for SOL
900. 1t is charged that Yardi pre-
pared worthless paper in El Paso,
purporting to be Il draft for $4,000
gold. dated May 27, and authorized by
the Guaymas bank; that the draft was
on the National Park bank Of New
York. and that the signature of the
Guaymas house was fraudulent.
Yardi has been held by the police
for several days, but was released un-
der habeas corpus this morning only
to be rearrested upon the new com
plant of the cashier who arrived In
the nick of time Vice President Cor
raj of the Mexican republic has au'
thorizcd the Mexican consul here to
take steps to secure the detention OF
the accused until proper steps may be
taken for oXtradition.
1t is said that Uriguigo posed as
foreign count when he secured the
money and that q woman, supposed TO
be in Icl Paso is implicated in the
sUindle. 1t Is reported here that
1rriguigo has been arrested in Mexico
CITY .-aase
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
GUESTS FLEE FROM
BURNING HOTEL
Defective FIue Responsible for.
Costly Blaze in New York
Suburb None Injured,
IBy Morning JournaI Special Lensed wire.I

IBy Morning JournaI Special Lensed WireI
Mount Vernon, n. y. June 9--IWo
hundred and five guests of the Hotel
Gramatan. at BrouXvile, Westchester
county, were driven from their rooms
by a fire which broke out early today
in the left wing of the hotel one
third Of the hotel, which stood ON
hill, was destroyed before the flames
were extinguished. Thcre was no loss
of life and the property loss is estimate
ed at $15O,O00.
Tho fire started from defective
flue in the room of a guest on the
second floor, and the alarm was
nromptly sounded. Clerks and bell
bows ran through the Railways and
saw that all the guests were aroused.
The hotel fire brigade ran lines OF
hose to the burning window.
The guests, the majority Of whom
were New Workers, hurried to the
lawns when the alarm was sounded,
but many returned to their rooms to
gather what they could. NotWith-
standing the fact that the water pres
surc was light at the top of the mn
where the hotel was situated, the llfe-
men finally conquered the flames
though most of the windows Of the
hotel were destroyed. A fe" oi
the guests left for New York pu'
nearly 200 returned to the hotel after
the fire had been eXtinguishcd,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
GOVERNMENT ESTIMATE
OF SPRING WHEAT CROP

Washington. June 81 prel'mina-
nv estimate of 1T7l0,O0O acres OF
spring wheat sown, or more tha'
900 acres more than last year
and placing the condition of June ISL
Of the winter wheat at SO per cent,
against 774 per cent year ago ana
Of rye at 81 per cent as against ~
Der cent on May 1, is made in the
June grain report made public al
the department of agriculture today:
The report estimates the acreage OF
oats at S1.644O0O, and barley at
6.697.OO0, and gives the condition l's-
ures for crops other than "heat a.
follows: oats, 92.9 per cent oar'eS
S97 per cent. ,.... .,
The report gives the condition OF
spring wheat June / as 95 per cent ol
normal, compared with SS.7 OF
June 1, 1907, and q ten-year average
of 93.2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

He insists that the alleged robbery of
the Steinhiel house never occurred
THE government doeeivcs itself
he continues, IF it imagtncs that thH
affair will die out. II attracts more
interest than many sensational crimes,
After the mysterious death of Felix
Faure, president of the republic on
the day the decree for the revision
of the Dreyfus case was to have he'n
presented and he would have refused
to sign; after the pretended suicide OF
Gabriel Syvclon, on the day before
he would have been acquitted OF as
saulting War Minister Andre, and now
after the straugulauon of Steinhel by
three men and a woman, who did not
carry away even a spoon, Parisians
are mcnaccd by sort of mania,
Let the individual have in his pos
session documents embarrassing to
those in power and the next morning
he will be found with a bullet in ms
head, a knife in his breast or a cord
around his neck,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN
CLEVELAND
Jealous Husband Kills Wife
Before Sending Bullet Crash
ing Through His Own Brain,


cleveland. June S.--CharIes !, Cofl-
Iette. a prominent architect and head
of Cortlette Engineering company
killed his wife, Elizabeth, ana men
ended his own life in hotel in VIII
loughby, a Clccvland suburb, tohlghL
The double tragedy is said to nave
beon the result of jealousy, They were
well known in Cleveland society ana
for five years have resided at the no
tol Mr.. Cortlctte was in Cleveland
most Of the time however, going back
and forth two or three times a week
The couple have had several serious
ouarreIs lately, it is said Tonight
shortly after Cortlette returned from
Cleveland, three shots were heard ny
the guests. When the hotel propTie-
for burst in the door he found MIS-
cortlotte dead on the floor, Nearby
was the almost breathlcss body OF hor
husband. 4 revolver lay near ms out
stretched hand. The man died ie"
minutes later There was a buiIe'
wound in the dead woman's temple
and another in her breast the nus
band had shot himself once in th'
forehead. .......
Mr., Cortlctte was thirty-eight year.
old. his wife four years younger 0h'
was a beautiful woman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
|NCEND|AR|ES
F|RECROWDEO
CATHEDRAL
NARROW ESCAPE OF
BERLIN CONGREGATION.
Hundred kneeIing in
Prayer When Priest Learns
of Danger Cool Headed
Clergy Avert Panic,


EBy Morning journal special Leased Wirel
Berlin. June S.-An attempt was
made today to burn down the Old
street Catholic church at Moabit, be
longing to the Dominicans, which was
crowded with people assembled to
hear a sermon by the famous Domini-
can monk, Monaventuri. About 1,SOO
persons We're present, including more
than a thousand women and children,
to hear the mass.
While the congregation was knecl-
ing in silent prayer some one in
formed Father Bonaventuri that the
church was afire. Without alarming
the congregation he coolly stepped
over to the priest who was celebrating
mass and requested him to close the
service. The priest left the altar and
spoke to his six assistants, who walked
down the allies and whispered to the
pew holders that an Insignificant
blaze had broken out and that they
had better leave the building as soor
as possible.
At this time the entire roof Of the
church was mass of flames, and the
fire brigade was hurrying to the burn
ing building. Those in the church
not knowing the extent of the fire
fortunately did not realize their peril
and on the clergyman's request, made
their exit rapidly and in an orderly
manner.
When they reached the streets they
found the firemcn drawn up Witl
ladders against the walls The fire
fighters discovered that nearly a doz'
en- fire brands soaked with petroleum
had been distributed about variou'
parts of the roof The flames were
extinguished with difficulty attel
great damage had been done. Th'
police suspect a gang of incendiarics
who. 1t is stated, set fire to the ol'
Garrison church, which was destroye'
on April IA last. The firemen declar
that only the GOODNESS of the clerg,
today prevented a great disaster
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
WESTERN MAN MEETS
NEW YORK BANDITS

New York, June S.-Throc men
shortly before midnight attempted to
hold up a guest of the Democratic
club who the police stated was Henry
A smith, Of Portland, ore. The three
men leaned upon smith as he was
leaving the club and knocked nm
down. A policeman saw the assault
and gave chase, arrcstng one OF the
assailants Mr.. smith suffered
slight abrasion of the head and de-
cIlned medical attention, He stated
that he had lost nothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
kAW BOTTOMS
May ESCAPE:
FLOODS
OUTLOOK IN
THREATENED DISTRICT


lhF ""'"i's """'"' ''
Kansas city Juno S.-Ihe MISSOURI
and Eaw rivers continued to rise here
la little moro than an inch an hour
but the crest OF the floud in both riN-
crs Is in sight and win pass on
Wednesday. The weather observer
says that the Kaw win rise six or
seven feet higher and the Missouri
viii rise nearly three feet more, to
twonty-siN foct
weather conditions in Kansas are
fair ana apparently the rains are over
| The tributaries of the kaw and the
upper sectiou Of the Kaw itself are
falling and win continue to fan, The
! Kaw river Is dlscharginE its water
Into the Missouri at great speed which
means that there will be no backing
.up as i'm 1903 and 1904, when all the
Kaw bottoms were flooded In those
wears the Missouri river was higher
than the Kaw Some of the lowlands
about Kansas city are submerged,
but no damage has been done. All
I the bridges are safe, there being lit
Iuc drlrtwood running. The banks Of
the Kaw river are higher than IN
1908. and the railroad tracks are
higher The packing houses and
/ Wholesale establishments IN the hRW
bottoms have removed the contents
of their Easements to upper floors
People in the Armourdale district
Iof Kansas city. kas, continued to
Imuye from their houses today in spite
Of tho assurances Of the weather bu-
.rcau that there was NO serious danger
The little village Of Harlem Mo,
IN CLAY county, Just opposite Kansas
ICfty. win be inundated, but this is
expected at every high water. aud the
inhabitants are accustomed to NOV
ing.
Train service over the Union Pa
! I,iflr aud Roek island roads uetWocr
10 Kansas city and Topeka has b@en
n abandoned. Trains ate routed over
e. the Santa To but that line Will he
Il losed by the water lf 1t reache} Ne
d height predicted The Denver train
T. Of the Rock Island this morning was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
IN
OH. AHO N A
TOWN WAR


Il r.
MuslloEoe. OKLA, June s.-Thv sec
und tragedy of the Mcintosh county
seat wan, was enacted tonight when
General DunIap. wnn Nla guarding
the court house in Eunua was shot
and killed in "a hal'w,y in the third
stor, of tho bufdm1. ed c. Julian,
county cIrtll of Mcintosh county. is
CHARGED with the murder aad the sher-
ir ana d,uutics have slu. ted for Mus
Itoprc with the prisoner
r. NJ. Woods was sunt and seriously
wounded hy Joe Parmcuter i'm a voun-
~ snaf riot here last night.
The evidence against Julian lis cir
,un,stautiaI People in the rear of the
hotel saw him rush to his room after
threo shots were fred. \ mob search
cd tho boter ana found him in room
elorc who, the room door was open
cd milan begged that ne be protect,
ed from mob violence. Mack Hart, a
travelling man who occupiod room
attaining Jullan's saws he saw Dunbar
oomn to Inlion,y room and call him
,,rhua fhree shots were drod. but on,
,aa,. arr.rt stri,uy Dunlap i'm tn,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
FAMOUS NEWPORT Hotel
WIPED OUT BY FIRE

Newport, r. l., June 9-Thc' New
Clffr hotel ON Cliff avenue, one OF
the famous summer resorts OF TINS
city. was burned early this morning.
sparks from the burning structure
werc carried by the southwest wind
toward the eastern beach pavilion
near by. -,
The new CuG hotel lSad recently
been remodolcd and was to have bcer
opened for the season tomorrow the
only persons in the building when
the fire broke out were the manager
John e. Jordan, his wife and son.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
BELL CLAPPER CRASHES
THROUGH CATHEDRAL

Cologne. June S.-Tho clapper OF
the famous emperor's bell in the
Cologne cathedral, weighing several
hundred mounds. crashed down on the
moor of the edince, doing consldeFapI'
damage. The accident occurred WINE
the bell was tolling an announcement
of the "Whitsunday festivities Ser
vice in the church had not begun ana
only officials were present. NO one
was Injured. The bell recently hao
undergone repairs and the clapper mac
been rPWelded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
HITCHCOCK FACES
UGLY CHARGE


Neu, york. June S.--The states case
aaainst Raymond Hitchcock the ac-
for now on trial charged with mis-
treating t5-year-old Helen Won hagen
moved with expedition today. Wh''
court WAS adjourned until tomorrow
nv Recorder Goff a jury had been Sc
tlcted and the Won Hagen girl hHd
taken the stand and rccited the STORY
of her alleged wrongs whlch lea 10 t"e
indictment of the comedian.
The jury box was filled within three
hours after the opening OF the '-y
proceedings and Assistant District Az
torney GarVan presented an Outline
or tho prOsecutions case In ten MN
rtes. After several witnesses had beeh
cvamIned. including Mrs Won Hagen
mother of Helen Won Hagen VINO teS-
tined ON examination that she mac
signed an affidavit i'm which she Stal
aJ that her daughter had never beer
r,rmrd bv the defendant Helen Won
Tt,rcn tool, the stand to tell the storA
or hor meetings with the actor ano
az t,r ALLEGED occurrences in Decem
Ihpr 1895. in house ON Frty mrs.
stracl The girl rchearscd In detal
the story she told when she appear -
las witness against Hltcheoch III u"
former uial on charges based on a'
TaItegrd assault on Flora Winston. "'
yon Hagen girl told of their W'' l'hE.
wnn thc actor aud the visits Wl'n ''s'
| Nn,rtg. a glrl companions &" iI'u T"
| I,oct.s house in Gr,at Neck J." J. ",
Witness stated that her visits lo '''''
| Ned, ,erc without incident ana " Va,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
FLOOD BOUND ROADS
TO RESUME NEXT WEEK

Spokane wash. June S.--Ih' ram
has stopped in western Montana ana
the streams show signs Of receding'
Next Monday is the date now given
by the Northern Pacific officials as the
time when westbound traffic can get
through to Butte and Helena. At pres
ent eastbouud passengers are being
transferred to trains here and sent
over the Oregon Railway and NaVi-
cation lines to Butte via the Oregon
short Line from which point they pro-
ceed over the Northern Pacific rails
The Northern Pacific does not eN
meet 10 get into Mtssoula before Tues
dav night or "Wednesday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
ACCUSES POLICE OF ,.oo
LEAGUE WITH THUGS

Paris. June 8.-Henri Rochefort'
editor of the Patrie. whose bitter en-
nifty to the Clemenceau governmen
fs we'll known. stated in the Patrie
that the police do not desire to solve
the mystery of the murder Of Adoiph
Steinhiel. the noted painter, whlch
occurred more than a week ago. Yes
terday he said he could solve the mys-
terv in an hour if permitted to do so.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
Chnesc Wanc War on Opium.

Canton, China. Juno S.-Iho 0u-
thorities here are actively suppress
ing the opium traffic, Two noighbor-
ing market towns were visited recent
~ by the police under orders of a mag
istratc and more than two hundred
opium pipes and apparatus seized
The keepers of the places were arrest
ed and severally punished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
Farmer Killed by lightning

Port Huron, Mich June 6'--Ohy
man was killed and one woman ana
two children badly injured and dam
age estimated IT 100000 was done
in Port Huron this afternoon by a Sc
we're wind and electric storm Theo-
dore Krisknitsxe, a. farmer. was killed
by lightning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

Chicago, June Sit was announced
today by the Chicago packers because
a shortage Of cattle and canned meaI'
the price of beef and canned meats
will be Increased. An official OF Ar
mours discussing the situation saIo TO-
day: -,
There will be no great advanr' IN
prices. There is a shortage OF {" i'o,
but we do not expect it to last long
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

New York. Juno S.-LaI0 T0TITETT TTV
the condition Of Oliver H. P. Belmont
was stated, at his country home near
Hempstead. to be somewhat improved
from that of the early part Of the day
Tbr fmprovement continued into tho
night. The change, SIlghI as 1t wa, "'S'
has encouraged the attending phys'-
clans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

a thing is possible.
sixteen more votes were gained for
Tat today by the settlement of con
tests. Two of those came from Florida
six FROM Georgia and eight from Ken
tuckv These were all the contests
heard by the committee. Tho settle
mout OF the Kentucky cases ruEcnd@
cred more ul tccliuE than has been
manifested siucc the committee be
gan its work Senator-clect Bradley
of Kentucky. appeared as counsel Tor
the Fairbanks delegation, The hr7t
district was quickly settled, MS Nh
Bradley had no personal knowledge
of the conditions involved, other than
the views presented in the brief In
the case. The TAFT delegates were
seated. The nfth district then was
taken un This is the Louisville dts |
uict the homo of Mr.. Bradley. He
spoke at length. the time OF each side |
having been extended to twenty-five
minutes During his speech he made |
the suggestion that Il TAFT Is nominal
ed 1t would he doubtful whether ne |
could carry the state of kentuckN !
whcrcupon Clayton Blakey attorney
for the TAFT delegation charged that
MT Bradley had stumped the state for
Fairbanks, making lust that sort oI
argument MIR, Bradley denied the
| charge and Mr. Blakey replied that
! he had personally received one OF taei
| letters. MI Bradley was defeated IN
| his ease and declined to continue with
| the two remaining Kentucky contests
/ lie said that he would carry them to|
! tbo credentials committee Of the con
vcution The convention promptly
seated the Tart delegations
The effort to secure division Of
| the committee occurred in the hear
| Inc of the contest from the htth Ken
| lucky district John W. McCullouen,
who holds the proxy of John W.
yerll,s., the committeeman for Ken
tucllv, demanded division on the
question whether the Taft or the FAR
hanks delegation should be seated
Charles II. Scott, OF Alabama, re-
sponded by rising, and the two ap-
neaIcd in vain for twcny members
n ia rise and be counted, They stood FOR
n moment. and then sat down.
When senator Bradley came out OF
the committee room he accosted MI
Hitchcock with the following:
"rm tired of this brace game YOU
are running. [ won't bolt the ticket
myself. but | can't speak for ken
lucky"
He expressed himself with great pll-
terrpss. Mr. Hitchcock smiled as ne
, replied;
"r am sorry governor but can't SEQ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09

Auckland, N. ., June S.--Thc officers
of the American fleet viii be enter
tained at q state bail here on August
"A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
PLAN 70 CUT SOUTHERN VOTE
~ uIcpTtBIICAN CONNENlloN

ChIcago, juno IT ne 'TT1T- ~ -
raonle today evolved plan to pre-
7Cooiinucd on Page 4; Column 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-11
Loss Of Six Million in
New York Fire

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o.-Four firemen
were killed in hghting IRE in the
eight story Baker Building here to-
night.
The tenants Of the building included
the Brunswick Bake Coliender com
pany, scherer company. Encyclopedia
Britannica company. Fairchild & Co,
D. c. Heath & Co. P. f. Collier & Son
and the Judge publishing company
Assistant Fire Chief Bonn thought
the loss might reach more than ss.ooO,-
600, though the general estimate was
81 .000, 900 loss. A. NJ. Karaghension,
dealer in antique rugs, probably sus-
tanned the largest loss. His loss is
placed at 100000.
The Dittmar woolen company is said
to have lost nearly as much. The
yudge publishing company also suffered
heavily, as did the branch Office of Col
lier's Weekly.
At a later hour an attempt to search
the ruins for the dead was made. bui
those participating were driven back
by the tottering walls that threatened
to bury them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-11
Sides With
the Graft Crowd
Congressman Declares Heney
Caused State Harm Through
Conviction of Schnrifz
SPECIAL pIspATcH TO THE CALL


WASHINGTON, Jan. fo.-Several Cal
ifornia congressman said today they
were not surprised that Schmitz had
been declared guiltless of extortion by
the appellate court. They did not care
to discuss the. matter for publication.
with the exception of Representative
Duncan McKinlay:
IT felt all along that Heney was
rushing Schmitz to conviction on a
wave of public sentiment said Nc
Kinlay, "and not because Schmitz had
committed a crime in this particular
case. believe Heney has done al
most irreparable harm to the cause OF
justice in California in breaking down
the laws of the state and securing con-
victions on the probable moral guilt OF
prisoners, instead of convictions fol
guilt according to the technicalities oi
the law