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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-20
Diamond Clippings.

Now for win over Dan oNeil's pets at the local pasture.
 George Bone has signed Higgins, a former amateur from the Park city. Hc has recently been playing fin Allentown. Bangor club in the Pine Tree state league. Happy went Into the box the other day against the Portland club, and ho was batted all over the pas ture.
 Tom Dowd denies that he is after Drury, the Binghnmton shortstop.
 
 New Haven will play in Waterbury tomorrow.
 Tom Dowd says he has secured all the men he wants for his Hartford club. He is jubilant over the show ing his team is making and it is a safe bet he feels he has a pennant- winning club.
 Manager George Bone will stay in the game himself until Duggan, the regular first baseman. returns to har- ness. Duggan has malarial fever.
 The Holy Cross reinforcement will probably join Merfden next week. Sof- fers bunch ought to be in the race.
 The Holyoke club Is after Mike Me Cormick, a former Paper City captain. who Is now with Nashville in the Southern league. Mike wants to get away from the south. iels good third ,baseman. Baker, the Holyoke second baseman, has been benched on account of his recent DOT showing.
 New Britain is going along merrily and the fans over there are proving their loyalty. The Democrat writer claimed from the first that if New Brit ain got any sort of good baseball the town would be paying venture.
 George Lachance has decided to re- main at his home in Waterville instead of going away to play ball He will play with the Independents Saturday and may play with the team through out the season.
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ROCKAWAY VICTORIOUS.
New Haven Defeated in Finals o
 Bryn Mawr Polo Tournament.

Philadelphia, June 1o.--The Rock. away team, of Cedarhurst, l.. l.. de- feated New Haven at Bryn Mawr to- day in the finals of the Bryn Mawr polo tournament by score of 15 1-2 goals to 10. New Haven was given [ goals handicap.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
Hartford High and Windham 10 De- eide lntcrscholastic Championship.

The Hartford high school nine and the Windham baseball team will play for the state interschoastc champion ship at Yale field this afternoon. The former were the winners of the west ern section and the latter of the east ern sherman will twirl for the Cap- ital City and Kelley for Windham high. This alone should assure a good game as both are good pitchers. Besides this they will be well support ed by strong team.
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Now for a win over Dan o'Neils pets the local pasture.
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AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.
Edgewoods and West Ends of Bridge port Play In Westville To-day.

The first of series of three games between the Edgewoods of this city and the west Ends of Bridgeport will be played this afternoon on the West Rock Park grounds in Westville at 3:3o. JAS each aggregation is the leading baseball team in their respective cit- les the rivalry Is intense and an inter- esting contest should result. The Edgewoods' have secured seely. form erly of Plainvllle who will play right field today
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George Lachance has decided to re- main at his home in Waterville instead of going away to play ball He will play with the Independents Saturday and may play with the team through out the season
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New Britain.
Score by innings

Holyoke .,...2 o 0 3 0 0 0--b New Britain 70 00 0-4
 Two base hits, Boucher 3; home run, Finn; sacrifice hits, Massey, Sin clair Marsons, Almelda, Waterman, Burns; left on bases, Holyoke 8, New Britain; first base on balls, off Sinclair 4, off Padron 9; first base on errors, New Britain 1, Holyoke 8; hit by pitcher, Massey, Hambacher; struck out, by Sndler 5, by Padron 8; pass ed balls, Ruflange. Time, 1858. Um- pire, McCloud
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FOR THE CUP.
Stevens and Westfall Meet To-day in
 Final Match.

Tn the final round of the singles at the New Haven Lawn club tennis tournament yesterday afternoon, W. G. Stevens of Yale beat Prof George H. Nettleton in the only match of the af- ternoon. The score was, 6-fxf-6, 6-3 Stevens will play Westfall for the chal- lenge cup today. The cup has been won since 1904 by a Yale man and has to be won three times, Westfall won the cup a year ago from Karl Behr, Yale, 'o6, who won 1t from H. Colston In 1904.
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AMERICAN HORSE WINS.
Richard Croker's Fflley Rhodora Won
 Triennlal Stakes at Ascot.

London, June 19.--Richard Crokcr's Ally Rhodora won the Triennial stakes at Ascot to-day. She was ridden by Lucien Lyme and finished three-quar- ters of length in front of Wheat Ear. Indian Runner was third. Six horses ran With the exception of the winner the starters were an indifferent lot. The betting Oh Rhodora was to i against.
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ORATORS WIN AGAIN.
Bridgeport With Waller on the Slab
 Shuts Out Springfield.

Bridgeport, June 19.-In pitchers battle to-day Bridgeport won from Springfield, to 0. Waller had all the better of it, most of Springheld's hits coming after two men were out, 1t was his third victory this week. Bridgeport's run was scored on Bert whistles two bagger and Ladd's sin gle in the first inning, Score:
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AT RIVERSIDE PARK.
FranlslIns and All Winchesters to Meet This Afternoon at 3 O'Clock.

This afternoon at p. m. the Frank lins and lWinchesters will meet at Riverside park. Dermody or Morgan and Pendergast will be in the points for the Frankllns while Torgerson and OConnell are down as the shop battery and one of the best games of the season ie expected.
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RICE PITCHES WE'LL.
Dowd's New Recruit from Pcrdue
 Shows Up Waterbury Team.

Hartford, Conn, June 19-Rice, Hart ford's new pitcher from Perdue unlver- slty, pitched his first game In this league today and held Waterbury down to four hits, Bronkie, the pitcher, mak- Ing three of them. There were five double plays to enliven the game, but Rico,s marvellous pitching made 1t one sided. Score:
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HOLYOKE AT LAST.
Paper City Fans Sec Their Team Down New Britain in Poor Game.

Holyoke, Mass, June 19.-Holyoke broke its long losing streak this after noon defeating New Britain to 4, the first victory in eight games Both pitchers were hit hard but sindler was the steadiest and received the best support The features of the game were in the batting, Finn hay ing a home run with man on base and Boucher rapping out three doubles. The score:
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Philadelphia.

Hits off Moren 8 in [ innings, off Foxen In innings two base hits, Kane ?, Paskert; three base hit, Pask- ert; sacrifice hits, Schlei, Lobert, Campbell; left on bases, Cincinnati g. Philadelphia 4; struck out by Camp Tell 1, by Moren B. by Foxen l; double plays, Ganzel and Hulswitt and Gan gel; first base on errors, Philadelphia l.; first base on balls off Campbell g. off Moren ?; wild pitch. Moren; time, 1;35; umpire, Emslie.
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Two base ht Holman, sacrifice hi;s. Penney, Doyle, Evers, Hoffman; stoer case, Kllng; otuble plays, Evers and Tinker; left on rases, New York 5, Chi- caco 6; first base on balls off Crhndall 1, off Pdsister 9i first base on errors. New York 2. Chicago 1; hit by pitcher, y Pfelstcr 2. passed bali. Bresnahat; ; time, 1;40: umiires. o'Day and Klem.
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Two base hits, Karger Murray; home runs. Murray; sacrifice hits, Dahlen, Kelley, Browne; stolen base, Delehanty; double play. Dahlen. Ritchey and McGann, Ritchey and McGann; left on bases. St. Louis q, Boston I; first base on balls, off Ln- daman 1, off Karger 2; first on errors, Boston 5; hit by pitcher, by Lindaman I; struck out. by Lindaman 2, by Karger g.; wild pitches, Lindaman. Time, 1853. Umpire. Rigler
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River--F'all River A. Lowell ?.
 At Worcester-Haverhll 2, Worces- ter 1 (12 innings),
 At Brockton--I.Ynn s, Brockton 4. At New edford--Lawrenc 8, New Bedford A.
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Nferlden.

'-Bridges out for running out of line.
 ''-Robarge batetd for Halligan in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 New Haven .........4 0 35 512 0 0-16 Meriden .............0 1 0 1 o 0 1 1 O.
 Three base hit, Connell two base hits. Havel, Connell Simmons 2, sher- wood, Corcoran, Barbour; sacrifice hit, Waters first on balls off Corcoran 8, eff Halligan g. struck out by Corcoran 1, by Hallgan 1; hits off Stevens 17 in 2-3 innings. off Halligan in Is innings; left on bases, New Haven [, Meriden 13; hit by pitcher, Zacher; time, 1:45; umpire, Rorty
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New York, June 19.-Timely batting hy the New York's defeated the Chica- go team here today. Cy Seymour made q remarkable catch and also helped his team to win with a good hit Score:
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'Batted for Leever in ninth.
Brooklyn,

Brooklyn ...40 0 2 0 0 1 0 .--3
 Two base hit, Bergen. Sacrifice hits, Gibson, Bergen, Fucker. Stolen base, Wagner. Double play, Pattee and Jor- dan Left on bases. Pttsburg, g; Brooklyn, 6. First base on errors, Pttsburg, 9 Brooklyn, 3. First base on balls, off Fucker, 5; off Leever, l. Hit by pitcher, by Leever, l. Struck out by Fucker. 5; by Leever, 9 Passed ball, Bergen Time. 1;40 Umpires, Rudderham and Johnstone.
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slipped the engagement ring on her finger, have you told your mother about thls?"
 "Oh, you nnocentw exclaimed Miss Millie. Why, Clarence, mamma knew it six months before you dld."-Chica- go Tribune.
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TANKS BLANKED St, Louis Browns Again Easily Outclass Griffltb's High
 landers WHITE S0X INTANGIBLE Chicago Gains Another Victory From
 Boston--No Other Con. tests Played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY. New York at St. Louie. Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago.

St. Louis--June 19.--St. Louis to- day defeated New York 4 to O. St. Louis got to Chesbro for two runs in the first on Conroy's error felder's choice and Schweitzer's triple Two singles and double added two more runs in the fifth. Score:
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PIRATES DROP CLOSE CAME.
Brooklyn Team Holds Together and Finishes Run Ahead of Pittsburg.

Brooklyn, N, Y, June l9,-The home club this afternoon defeated Plttsburg In the hardest game of the season by a score of to 2. The game was in doubt until the last man was out. Rucker and Leever both pitched in good form but the home pitcher was better sup ported than his rival. The score:
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New York.

'Batted for Vaughn in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 St. Louis. ..... 2 0 0.0 20 o O x-4 New York;. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--0
 Two-base hits. Wallace, Stone; three base hit, Schweitzer; hits, off Chesbro in innings, off Vaughn 0 in inn ing; sacrifice hits. Hartzell. T. Jones; stolen bases, Ball. Stone; left on bases. St. Louis 8. New York 8; first on balls. off Dineen 8, off Vaughn 3, of Ches- bro g. hit by pitcher, by Chesbro 1; struck out. by Dineen 1, by Vaughn 1, by Chesbro 3; passed balls. Stephens 1; time. 1.47.
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Springfield 8; base on balls, off Me Lean l; first base on errors, Bridge port 2, Springfield l; hit by pitcher, McAndrews; struck out, by Waller 6, by Mclean 5; time, 1;2S; umpire, Will kinson.
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Manager Dowd said yesterday that thereis no truth in the statement in q Springfield paper that he was trying to get prury Q Bnghamton catcher. es here the way he did in the west, there will be q cloan-up,
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CARDINALS GO DOWN.
St. Louis Fielders Pile Up Seven Er-
 TOTS and Fall Before Boston.

Boston. Mass. June 19.-Numerous errors by St. Louis and timely hitting by the locals enabled Boston to win to-days game to 6. Hannlhn's fielding was feature. The score:
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Waterbury.

Hartford .....l 2 o o o s-5 Waterbury 70 0 0 0 0 co
 Three base hit, Moves. Sacrine hits, Fallon, Justice. Stolen bases, Moves, Justice. Gardner and Connery; Moves, Gardner and Connery; Bronkie, Fitz- patrick and Lepine; Swander and Bronkie. Bases on balls. off Rise, 1. off sillery, 1; off Bronkie. 2. Struck out, by Rice, 8; by silley, 1; by Bronkie. 3. Hit by pitcher, by Rice, 2. Passed ball, shlncel Hits, off sillery in Ia inn ings; off Bronkle In 2-S innings. Umpire, Kennedy. Time, 1.4O.
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CAMPBEBL's RECORD.
Reds Pitcher Holds Phillics to Three
 Hits, Not a Man Reaching Third.

Philadelphia Juhe l9.-Cncinnati de- feated Philadelphia today by hitting Moren freely, while the home team failed to get man past first base. Score.
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Springfield.
2 v '''Fs7 " v sBatted for Burns in ninth.
;core by innings

Score by innings
 Bridgeport ., 0 0 0 0 x--1 Springfield. .., 0 Q 0 Q 0 O--o
 Two-base hit, Bertwhlstle; sacrifice hit, Phelan stolen bases, Cassidy, Stankard; left on bases, Bridgeport 1,
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FUTiIin RALLY.
Boston Went After Owen in Ninth but
 Walsh Stemmcd Batfcst.

Chicago. Juno 1a.-Boston rallied In ninthtbut a change of pitchers stopped them and Chicago won. 6 to {. Two er- TOTS. two singles and Purtelrs double gave Chicago four runs in the fourth. A one handed catch by Thoney was the fielding feature. Score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-20

At leveland-Cleveland Philadelphia game called at end of 4th inning-rain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-20

At Detrolt--Rain stopped the game in the first half of the fifth with tho score to in favor of Washington. The teams will play here Sunday. which is open on the schedule.
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PITTSBURG IS DEFEATED
Brooklyn Takes Exciting Contest from Pirates-Boston and
 Reds Also Win.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
GAMES TO-DAY.

Chicago at New York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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New York.

'-Batted for Pfeister in 9th.
 Score by innings: Chicago ...... 70 0 00l6 0 n2 o--3 New York coco. 70 2 0 {. 0 1 0 '--G
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I0talS ........... S4 "A ID 'Batted for Criger in ninth. ''Batted for Winter in ninth.
 Score by innings.
 Chicago .....O 0 0 4 i 0 s-6 Boston ......0 0 0 o 0 0 3-4
 Two base hits, Purtell. Wagner. Hits, off Owen, 9, In 8 ga innings of Walsh none in 1-S inning. Sacrifice hit Atz. Stolen base, Purtell. Double plays. Unglaub to Winter; Laporte to Ung- laub; Anderson to Donohue to Davis. Left on bases, Chicago, 6; Boston, [. Bases on balls, off Owen, 4; off Winter. 4. Hit by pitcher, by Winter, l. Struck out, by owen, 2. Time, 1:5S Umpires, Hurst and Evans.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
BEGIN WORK ON
ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN
President Law Says Force VIII BE
Assembled at Once-Expects No
Difficulty I'm Financing Pro-
ject.

Santa Fe, N. M, July 9.-(SpeciaD
Robert Law, president of the New
Mexico Central railway, the new COM
pany resulting from the merger of
the Santa Fe Central and Albuquerque
Eastern interests, said yesterday that
while the merger was not to take ef-
feet until September l. he was anx-
ious to have work on the proposed
road out of Albuquerque commence as
soon as possible, and would most like
ly begin assembling construction out
fits Immediately, so as to be able to
begin actual construction by Septem-
Der /.
Mr.. Law said that he anticipated
being unable on account of the presi-
Dental campaign to get sufficient
money at the beginning to push the
work OF construction as fast as he
desi red, but that he felt confident
money would be plentiful as soon as
the election was over.
1t is believed that the newly or
ganized company will do its own con-
ctructOn work, employing the men
TO do the work from the country
through which the road will pass.
This will be a great boon to a large
number of the new settlers in the
Estancia valley. Mr.. Law will have
active charge of the construction
work.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
GOVERNMENT EXPECTS
TO OBSERVE STRICT
NEUTRALITY
Agreement Is Reached In Con-
ference Between Creel
and Secretary
Bacon.
AMBASSADOR SAYS
TROUBLE IS ENDED
Does Not Blame Texas Officials
for Failure to Stop Bandits
and Has No ] Complaint to
Make Againit any United
States Official.

Washington, July 9.-Ambassador
Creel. representing Mexico, who
reached this city yesterday from the
City of Mexico. where he was on
leave of absence, held a two hours
conference with Acting Secretary Of
State Bacon this morning and a per-
feet understanding between the two
governments was reached as a result
of the discussion of the revolutionary
movement in Mexico.
Ambassador Creel was on leave of
absence when the trouble In northern
Mexico broke out and was at once
recalled. He came to Washington as
fast as possible and lost no time in
arranging conference with the state
department when he arrived here.
According to the agreement reach
ed this morning, after a full discus
sion of matters in Mexico, the United
States government proposes to take
all steps possible to prevent any vio-
lation of the neutrality laws on the
Mexican border. Ambassador Creel
had no complaint to make in regard
to any American officials.
AhudsStuoI STtcl ehpTcsstu the De-
lief that the raids in Mexico had
been completely stopped and that nc
more trouble would occur. Regarding
the attitude of Texas he said:
"The Mexican government is thor
| oughly satisfied that the federal Of
ficials and those of Texas did all in
their power to aid Mexico in restor-
ing quiet along the border, as soon as
the situation was brought to their at
tention. The Texas authorities could
In no sense be held responsible for
the raids which were organized in
that state. as violation of neutrality
laws and matters of extradition are
questions for the federal authorities
| to handle"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
APPEAL TO BRYAN
TO ORDER CHANGE
Unterrined Would Give Interstate
Board Control Over Corpora
tons and Would Physical
Valuation OF Railroads De-
lay In Committee work.

Denver. July 9.-Whether the COM
mittee on resolutions will be ready
| to rport at 1880 o'clock tonight e
expected is still question, as there
are said to oe several important
! planks of the platform yet undecided
1t was stated this morning that the
platform was practically completed.
| but the committee later reported 1t
would not be able to report until this
evening.
The sub-committe received and
about noon adopted a railroad plank
as revised by a small committee. 1t
provides for the valuation of railroads
| by the Interstate commerce commis-
| sion and would auohtrize that COM
mission to control rates.
The sub-committe also adopted .
trust plank. which would give the in
terstate commerce commission super
| vision over all corporations doing in
| terstate business OF more than a mil
| lion dollars a year.
No injunction shall issue in labor
dispute cases where a writ could not
be employed in absence of the exist
ence of such dispute" This is the es-
sence of an injunction provision
which has been drawu up by COM
mittee of three. consisting of George
| Williams of Massachusetts, Alton u.
| Parker of New York and Jerry sui
| Ivan of Iowa. 1t was presented to the
full committee this morning and is de-
clared to be satisfactory except to tho
railyay trainmen's organization. The
| plank further provides for jury trials
| as to facts in all cases of injunction
| This plank is exactly what was ask
! ed for by President Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor and -
understood to have been approved by
him as drawn. Bryan was telegraph
ed to last night in behalf of the pro-
testing railway men, and told that
the provision as drawn was impracu-
cal and incapable of administration
vision is contained in what Is known
as the labor plank of the platform.
This plank also declares for an eight
hour day and for a comprehensive
employers act.
The subcommittee took the plank
under consideration and after sever
al hours session adopted plank
which omits the requirements Of no.
tice before the institution of injunc-
ton suits, the view of the sub-com-
mittee being that necessity for such
notice is obvlated by the provision
that labor disputes shall be treated
in this connection the same as other
controversies. The plank as adopted
does provide for jury trials in pro-
ceedings for violation of injunctions
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
FLAMES DESTROY
CONEY ISLAND HOTELS
Two Large Structures Are Burned
and Fire Threatens Amuse-
ment Places.

New York. July 9.-Fire which
caused a loss of a quarter million dol
lars at Coney Island early today de-
stroyed two large hotels and for a
time threatened destruction OF Luna
park at Dreamland and Steepiechase
park. The fire started in Pabst loop.
which was totally destroyed, as was
VandeVeer's hotel. All guests and en-
ployes escaped from both hotels witn
the exception of one woman at Van
derveer's, who was overcome by the
smoke and was rescued with difficulty.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
WORKMtN KILLED
UNDER FALLING BRIDGE
Rhine Structure Collapsed, Carrying
Baborers TO Death-fourteen
Bodies Recovered.

Cologne, July "A new bridge un-
der construction over the Rhine at
Cologne fell today and many work
men engaged on the structure were
killed, Up to noon fourteen bodies
had been recovered and nine men
taken from the water seriously in
jured. Some wOrkmen are still under
the collapsed mass with no hope OF
their rescue. II is impossible to tell
at the present time the rNact number
Of victims.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
The Recent Panic.

Proceeding at once to a mention OF
the Republican party's dealing with
the disturbed finances Of the cOun-
try We are brought before the curious
legislative compound, the Vreeland-
Aldrich bill, The Republican party
boasts of its knowledge OF finance.
What have they given us in this law?
II will be remembered that in
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
VICE. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ARE DROPPING OUT
AS TINE DRAWS NEAR FOR SELECTING BRYANS MATE

Inability of Resolutions Committee Get Together Var.
iOus Panks Causes Adjournment Until This Evening.
When Is Expected Mr. Bryans Platform viii be Pushed
Through Without Serious Trouble..H His Steam Roller Is
Working Overtime but ALLIES" Are Cheered by Strength
Displayed During Fight to Gust Guey Last Night Expect
to Nominate Candidates Tonight.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
FALLING ROOF ku.Is TEN.

ST. Petersburg, July g.--The roof OF
a building under construction near the
Duma building collapsed this morn
ing, killing ten wOrkpirn and injuring
forty others.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09

Denver, Colo, July o. GeneraIIy Fair
and Warmer Tonight and Friday.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
MRS. HNRRIIrr RRNND DEAD.

Chicago, July 9.-Mrs. Harriet W.
Brand, treasurer Of the National wo-
mans Christian Temperance union.
died today at Evanston after an ILL.,
ness Of two months,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
FIGHT OVER PLkE1[[0RM PLANKS
DELAYS ''UNTERRHfGi'2''AT DENVER

Delegates are About WOrh Out After
Long Session Last Night and Are
Slow in COnvening---C Considerably
Less Enthusiasm Noticeable When
Clayton Tells His Views of Roosevelt
and Delegates are Glad to Adjourn
When Committee on Resolutions Is
Unable to Report.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-09
RECALLS
CHARGE DE AFF'AIItES

Washington, July 9.-The Ven
ezuelan charge de affaires has
presented his letter OF recall to
the United States government.
This com mpletely sewers diplomat
lc relations between the Two
countries.