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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
WILL AGAIN DEMAND
GENERAL ARBITRATION
Indications Are That d Resort to
Force viii Follow CdStro'S Re-
fuSdl to Take the Matter UP
Again With This Govern
ment dS Demanded.

Washington, April -2.-F'rom a
number Of conferences which Chair
man Cullom Of the senate committee
on foreign relations has had recently
with President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Root. it is now probable that be-
tor" the adjournment of the present
session of Congress blanket authority
will be voted to the president to pro-
Ceed against Venezuela in such man
uer as subsequent events may require
to uphold the dignity Of the United
States and protect the interests of
American citizens.
y resolution giving such authority
to the president has been drafted by
Senator Cullom and approved by the
president and Secretary Root. 1t pro-
VideS in general terms that the presi
dent shall have the power TO deal
with Venezuela in the matter of adj
justinG the controversy With that
country concerning wrongs done to
American citizens and corporations in
Venezuela by reason of the i'll treat
ment they have received at the hands
of President Castro.
Under such authority the admins
tratiOn would again demand the sub
mission to arbitration Of claims of
American citizens and corpora tiors
against Venezuela. The treaties on
the subject of general arbitration and
the use Of force in the recovery of
debts, ratified by the Senate in the
last few weeks Dhligate the United
States To- follow this line of proceed
ure.
If d resolution giving general au
thority To President Koose welt to pro-
ceed against Venezuela as he sees fit
is adopted by this Congress, and if in
that event Castro should continue in
his present attitude, there is no ques-
ton that the American government
would have the power To resort to
force. Furthermore. the indications
are that an aggressive program would
be adopted.
President Roosevelt believes that
Castro is trying to ''bluf' this gov
Crnment. Secretary Root believes that
the dignity OF the diplomatic branch
of the government has been trampled
upon, and Senator Cullom and other
members Of the foreign relations
committee Of the Senate believe, to
use the chairman's words, president
Castro needs a spanking" Undoubt-
edly any plan of procedure agreed
NPPH ny lHt Stlldlc Hpuli NC ipl4'N =
ed by the House
The senate committee on foreign
relations will consider the Venezuelan
correspondence which was received
in response to the Lodge resolution,
when it meets today. 1t is not likely
that the program suggested will be
completed i'm time TO report but
everything points to an early agree
ment on a plan which will give the
administration free hand to act in
such q manner as the situation may
seem 60 demand.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22


with cordite, the Roscbery govern
ment was voted out of power. At
this time the Liberal party was badly
divided on the question of home rule
and during the Boer war it fell still
more hopelcssly into minority.
Campbell -Banncrman took the hope
less task of leadership.
He showed no brilliant qualities. but
was patient and persistent.
When it came the turn of the I'm
ionist party to be split by Chamber
lain on the subject of protection the
Liberals came back to power. Then.
in the premiership Campbell Banner
man received his reward for ten years
of thankless work His administra-
tion has not been especially success
ful and his death will hasten tne de-
feat Of the Liberal party. He passed
bill cXempting the funds of labor
unions from strike damages. but he
failed to pass his education bill
through the House of Lords, and his
old age pension and temperance bills
nave met such terrific opposition that
their defeat is certain.
In appearance Bannorman was a
type Of the Old country squire full
nccked, red faced, thoroughly honest.
painstaking and littlo stupid
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
ONE THOUSAND COUPLES
WILL DANCE At
Los ANGELES
Most PretentiouS Ball Ever
Attempted There In Honor
of Fleets Officers.
MEN ARE ENJOYING
EVERY MINUTE OF STAY

Los Angeles, April 22.-Thc en-
tainment Of officers and men Of the
fleet continues unabated. Dozens Of
public and private functions in honor
Of the visitors are held every day and
are scheduled for almost every hour
up to the moment OF departure Sat-
urday morning
Tonight a grand ball, which is eX-
pected To be the most pretentiouS af-
fair of the kind ever attempted in
this city, will be given at the Shrine
auditorium. More than 250 naval
officers are invited and provisions are
made for a thousand couples on the
floor. Admiral Thomas will lead the
grand march at 9:15.
Men are still crowding Chutes and
Agricultural parks daily The order
maintained by the three or four
thousand enlisted men who are on
shore daily has been marked. There
have been no indiscretions Of any
sort.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
GOVERNOR GRANTS
REPRIEVE TO BIlL|K
Statement That IHlsc Testimony Was
Given in Trial of ChiCagOan
Charged With Murder Will
siC Investigated

Springfield. H., April 22.--Acting
or, the commentator Of the board
Of pdrdnns, represented by r.. \.
Sniyely Of Springfield and Charles
Eckhart Of Tuscola. Governor De-
ueou granted reprieye until June
Il, to Herman Biuik, convicted OF
the murder of Mary Wal in Chicago
by poisoning
representation to the board that false
testimony was given at the time Of
the trial which led to the conviction
of Hilik. and IT is for the purpose Of
giving The courts time to investigate
this contention that the reprieye is
granted. Unless further action be
taken by the courts it is the decree
rr the board that Biuik hang June L..
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
RUNAWAY TRAIN KILLS FOUR.

Williamsport Pa. April 22.-Four
Italian 'aborrrs were killed. two IA
tally injured and eight others less
seriously hurt today by tl" Nreckins
of runaway train on the Laqujn
Lumber com pany's log road near here.
There We're twenty-five Italians vid-
ing on the train when it ran away.
The accident was caused by the fall
Gre Of the reverse lever ON the engine
to work. The train gained terrific
speed ana after running mile
jumped the track AT sharp curve.
The engineer ana fireman escaped in
jury.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
BRYAN WILL HAVE
ILLINOIS DELEGATE
Demon -Iration Will BE Made for
Johnson'~ Benefit hut DclcSa-
ton VIII 60 Instructed
for Nebra~ a~kan.

Springfield. H.. Aprn -2--Proba-
BILE noise i'm favor of johnson and a
certain vote for Bryan instructions
are developments looked for i'm to-
morrow's Democratic stat. invention.
1t is generally believed that when
Johnson's name is mentioned there
Will be a demonstration ~ approval
hut IL is not expected that any prac-
tical use will be made Of the cuthus-
iasm. From present Indications the
convention will certainly instruct for
Bryan and party leaders are a unit in
declaring such action will be taken.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
COUNTRY BACKS HIM
FOR LARGER NAVY
ROO~CVclt'S Efforts Receive Com
incubation and Hundreds Write
Ia ENpp'~- Approval

Washington, April 22-President
Roosevelt is receiving many commu-
uicationS commenting his efforts TO
induce Congress t. provide for the
construction of four battle ships
which ls Interpreted at the White
House To- mean that the country is
with him ON this question. While the
president has not reiiuquished his ef-
forts with Congress In this cunuec-
Iinn. il is announced today that he
will cOnfnc his enIcayors 10 personal
interviews with senators and members
OF the House and Will not send in
another message on this subject
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
annex TO SOLDIERS
HOME CONTEMPLATED
Bill Introduced to Establish Addition
In Dona Ana Countryside Be
tween Organ and Franklin
Mountains.

Washington. ID. c.. April22.-(Spe-
ciaD-Old soldiers will be interested
in bill which has just been intro
duced in Congress by Delegate An
drews. 1t provides for an annex to
the soldiers home to be located in
the valley between the Organ and
Franklin mountains, about twenty
miles east of Las Cruces. The bill pro-
vides for a site on the public lands
of New Mexico and a money approp-
ration for hospital and commissary
buildings.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
MURDER AND SUICIDE
FOLLOWS RETURN
HOME
MiSSOuridn Who Came Back
After Six Years Shoots
Officers and
Himself.
TELEPHONES MOTHER
THEN ATTACKS OFFICERS
When lnfuridted Citizens Chased
Him Into Hotel He Turned Re-
vOlver on HimSelf--WdS Want
ed For QuarreIing With
Conductor on Train.

Warrensburg. Mo. April 22.-By-
ron Han, after an absence of six
years, marked his Homecoming last
night by killing one officer. fatally
wounding another. critically wound
ing third and then paying the PEN
atty OF his crime by his own death.
The tragedy was the result of an
attempt by local officials to arrest
Hall in the lobby Of the Hotel Estes
shortly after his arrival home for
quarreling with a train conductor. His
parents live two miles from Warrens-
burg, and the shooting occurred in
less than 10 minutes after he had
talked to his mother by telephone.
announcing to her his safe return.
The victims of Halls revolver are
City Marshal James Ryan dead;
James f.. Basham, night marshal,
whose death is expected during the
day, a bullet having passed through
his abdomen; Robert Pollock, night
watchman for the Pacific Express
company, with a bullet in his right
thigh.
Trapped, lie Kills Self.
Hall turned his own gun on himself
after he had been chased to the
stairlandlng by infurlated citizens
anu guests of the hotel and died in
stantly with a bullet through his
heart ,
Halls father said that ne consid-
cred his sons suicide the best thing
after he had committed such a crime.
Mrs. Hall, the mother, is prostrated
at her home
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
JEROME WILL FIGHT
THE APPLICATION
Report Says That Slayer of Stan
ford White Is Growing Worse
ThdW ReSentS DeS6rtiOn of His
Family and Wants to Get
Out Without Delay.

Poughkeepsie, y. Y, April ga
writ of habeas corpus was granted at
White Plains today by Justice Nor
schauser on application of Harry X.
Thaw. The application for the writ
was presented by James q. Graham
and bears the signature of Thaw.
The writ IS made returnablc at
Poughkeepsie on Saturday, May 9, at
which time District Attorney Jerome
Of New York will be given an op-
portuuity to oppose the proceedings
for ThaW's release
The action marks the beginning of a
sensational and bitter fight with the
slayer Of Stanford White fighting
alone for his liberty, while arrayed
against him are his wife, his family
and all of the power of District At
torney Jeromes office. In his deter
minatiOn to make an effort to regain
his liberty at this time, Thaw has an
tagonzed all of the interests which
were formerly in his favor. The step
was taken directly against the wishes
and advice of his mother. She and
her personal attorney, Franklin Bart
lett, We're not consulted in the mat
ter, All of The legal proceedings
We're under the direction of Mr., Ora
ham who was retained by A, Rus
sell Peabody Thaw's personal coun-
sell
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
CoNGREssMEN INJURED.

tive Tawney OF Minnesota was injured
in the back, Representative Haney uc
Indiana was painfully injured on the
hip and other passengers were slight
ly injured as the result Of a rear end
collision on the Pennsylvania avenue
line Of the Capital Traction company
today.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC VOTE.

New Orleans, Aprll 22.-Returns
from Yesterdays state election show
Jared Y, Sanders, Democratic nomi-
nee for governor, and the rest of the
Democratic ticket elected by a large
majority. Indications are that Of co.
900 or more votes polled throughout
the state. Henry y. Pharr, Republican
candidate Tor governor, received lese
shan 10 per cent,
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
BLACK HAND WRECKS STORE.

Streator, H., April 22-The front
of Rizzo Salyatoris grocery was blown
In last night by two men who a few
minutes before attempted 90 call sal
vatori to the door Of his home, ad-
joining the store. Last flu Salvator.
received from Chicago Black Hand
letters in which demands were made
for sums OF money.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
n:orENINs I,E or rliNNks.

Chicago. April - Judge kohlsaIt
in the United states circuit court is
sued an injunction today against the
National American. WeIS-Fargo
United states and Adams express
companies, restraining them from is
suing franks and from Transporting
property in interstate commerce IN
exchange for franks
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
IOWA MACHINIsTs STRIKE.

Marshalltown, Iowa, April 22.-Ma-
chuists in the shops of the Iowa Gem
traI here struck today together with
the helpers and apprentices. against a
reduction of four cents per hour. Ma
chinists at Oskaloosa, Iowa, and Mon
mouth, H., are also out.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
CLARK INSrEC,rs CoAL LANDS.

Trinidad. colo, April William
4. clark the copper king, and party
arrived this morning direct from New
York o. inspect 1900 acres of coal
lands uu which me- holds an option.
twenty-five miles west of here, and
left Immediately for the property.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
TO Fight Annulinent Suit.

The direct cause of the fling of the
petition at this time is said to be
Thaw's determination to fight his
wfes suit for divorce. Mrs. Evelyn
Thaw, il is known, wants her suit for
annulment of her marriage to be con.
Quoted with the greatest possible
speed. II is said she wants TO be hid
den in some place distant from New
York when Thaw is released. Mrs.
William Thaw and Ner family have
been content that Harry should re-
main a prisoner in Matteawan for an
indefinite period It is said that she
had planned to spend the summer in
Europe with her daughter, the for
mcr Countess Of Yarmouth and that
she strenuously opposed any action
at this time which would have its
object the release of her son.
Thaw has resented what he says is
dcsertion on the part of his family,
and has been urging his attorney for
weeks to begin legal proceedings to
obtain his release. Ever since the pa
pers in the suit of his wife have been
served, he has assumed "A most bellig-
erent attitude and there have been
several violent scenes in the hospital
when his attorneys called to see him.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22
1'haw said To BE Worse.

All Of the resources at the disposal
of District Attorney Jerome's office
will be used to keep Whites slayer in
Matteawan. District Attorney Jerome
announced today that both he and
his assistant. Frank Garvan, would
60 to White Plains to contest the ap-
plicdtipn if Justice Monschauser
granted the writ of habea.s corpus.
Thaw's condition Is said to have be
come worse since his confinement in
the asylum He has been examined
three times by the state lunacy COM
mission. Tn" last examination was
several weeks ago, In view of the
fact that they have made no recon-
mendatiuns concerning him il is not
believed that the hospital authorities
believe him sane. superintendent
Baker said tonight that the prisoner
had been greatly depressed recently
ana That me had not noticed any
change for the better On his mental
condition. He has gained eighteen
pounds in weight since his arrival in
the asylum Thaw has been confined
i'm MattrtNun two months ana uiDe-
teen days.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22

OsnVer, CoIo,, April 22.-P'tIy cloudy
with local showers tonight and Thursday
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-22

No. I-745 p. m.
No As. so p. m.
No. 10. S. p. m.
No. $40 p. m.
40. 9-II.45 p. m.
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100 ACRES
~
IN HEKNDON,
EAIDEA cor Nsrv

FAlhFAA Y, VA.
A thriving town Of 200 inhabitants. with D
churches. schools, stores, mills. etc. milo
from railroad station and post ONCE. Six trains
land lies within the town limits on one Of tha
best macadam roads in the county. 1t Is high
and healthy. with a beautiful outlook. afford
ing excellent building sites. One can live hero
and enjoy farm life and still enjoy the numcr-
Gus benefits the town has to OFFER and be in
easy access Of Washington besides.
There are 30 acres in second growth timber
the balance is In high state Of cultivation, and
all has been sOwed to grass with the exception
Of one field. Well fenced with wire and rails
watered by springs. inexhaustihle wells. wind
power. The barns well lighted and ven
tilated. modern and In excellent condition
stanchiOns for 60 cows and stalls for horses.
Good carriage house and a new 2 room tenant
house. The buildings could not be built for
less than So OOO
One could stock this place. put a tenant %
1t and make this paying investment at once.
1t has been operated an up-to-da.e dairy
farm for several years. the cream bringing 81
per gallon the year round. The owner wants
to sell. she does not wish to engage In active
business any longer.
Land is being bought up rapidly In this local
ity. New York and Pennsyly ania families have
just bought farms near this property and are
making extensive. improvements. and the house
and grounds adjoining considered one Of the
most beautiful around HerndOn.
for $4,000: 81. 900 down. balance TO suit: or
1eO acres. with improvements. for 5000:
$4,000 down. balance to snit Virginia stock
and dairy farms Washington q speciality.
=. Il. BUELL. & son,
Wyatt Herndon, Va.
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room: cellar; furnace heat. This mousse Is un-
der rental at $3.50 per month.
FOR SALE-A very attractive bay window
brick dwelling on Florida avenue west OF l4th
st. NV; contains ! rooms ana bathroom.
house was built by days labor, under the inn
mediate supervision of an experienced ouii1er
and is in fine condition. Under rental at s22 90
per month to prompt paving tenant who has has
occupied the house for some time This price
it is inviting to the investor by reason of
location. construction and income producing
JAMES F. SHEA. s4s La. ave. NV.
FOR SALE THERE IS No ELEMENT EN- S1 70 OF F
il coMPARfsoH wiTH THE AvBRAaE
NEW HOUSE YOU WILL SEE FOR SALE.
1s-Fr FRONTAGE. BIG. BRIGHT ROOMS.
HARpw TRTo F2NIsH F 81 FSRsT FLOOR.
LARGE PANTRY.
These houses are delightfully."- arranged for
housekeeping: the large. wide hallway extends
from the tiled vestibule to the Kitchen; all Of
the living rooms are privafsfhs h is distinct
ment There are four generous sized closets
in the three pretty bed chambers. The cellar ex-
tends the entire OF the house; Al hot-air
heating plant: instantaneous hot water heating
attachment; French plate glass storm doors
houses and you will undoubtedly be pleased
with them. Consult about the low price
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 La. ave. NV.
FOR 90 FOR NEAT a s,xK ss.,
,' Fok sAsESss; oeo,Flee value. w, St It,
dwelling: 10 rooms: two baths; furnace
.n,.s, = JAMES 4 e F. SHEA. s4s La. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-CHOICE HOMES OF DIFFERENT
VALUES IN COURSE OF COMPLETION.
Prompt buyers may. dictate as to decorations;
$3.50 ~ Very desirable neighborhood NV:
23.4 IT. front by 1O3 to alley: colonial fronts.
unique design. affording fine rooms In compact
ished In oak: paneled ceilings: solid oak stab
way and steps: living rooms. full width Of
open freplaces: details are tedious. Just call
and let me show the premises. Ready for oc-
a s4'sseE sfif ABOVE IN MINIATURE, ready
for you to move into by Sept. L: Still time to
choose paper: location very desirable; conven
81. 500: $500 cAsH-Northaest near Lincoln
Park: THE VERY BEST s1x-RooM HOUSE
spection: it costs nothing to look at it unless
you really In the market then IT will cost
as you are TsE sure to buy , and that
EST VALUES AND VERY SELECT PROP
ERT1Es, GEO. Y WoRTHI ING
500. OOO-HANDSOME STONE FRONT near n.
Hamp. ave- and q.
$13OO0-FINE HOME 10th ST. south Of st.
$25. O00-N ST just east of Connecticut ave.
Sc. 0OO- 18th near S NV.
ss. -Semi-detached; 10r.. ba.: leased 500
5.5oo-CENTRAL NoRTHW EST just finish
ed: 7r. hot water heat
500-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS near 18th;
Or: NEW.
81. 750-NEW: near 18th & Kalorama: CHEAP.
81. 5OO-THE VERY BEST SIX HOUSE
IN THE NORTHEAST.
2.sO-EASY TERMS; NEW: SOUTHEAST;
we'll built.
$4.1O0-STORE AND DWELLING NV; rent
ell 1872. 80
GEO Y. wORTHINGroN, 14lO NV.
jy31-3t
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CRYSTAL ROCK WATER rs FAMOUS FOR
its purity: received fresh daily from Chestnut
HiIl Va; used and Endorsed by leading ply
sicians. Once. 13i lIth NV. Phone n. 6627.
1yl6-9Ots. eSu
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

CITY,
nice 12-room house on the Heights con-
2 baths and hot-w alter heated: ST. 600 cash will
buy purchaser TO assume deed Of trust:
ami; cost g 200 So' viii IL take s'soo on easy
payments or s.. 500 cash.
Groom house in Petworth. D.. C.. just
built year ago. with ami: will take -. 500;
$500 cash. balance easy payments
A small neat little home in the sc. section
OILY can be s bought on easy ,Sa
with ami. will sell for $3.50 on easy terms.
nice home at Mt. Rainier: has rooms and
small payment down and rest on easy terms.
., CD fine home near Union station for only
doors.
A +. beautiful residence in the up.tc;d.te part
payments This 10 a bargain: rents for $50 per
LOTS.
"A nice lot on K St Sc. with 1907 square
Lot so b. back to asy ,s 49,
also have several suburban homes. farms.
lots business chances and anything you might
want in the line Of real estate. I respect
jy27-0t Room 2i2 Metropolitan Bank.
FOR SALE. A DETACHED COTTAGE IN
furnace heat: lot so1i5o: ~ two.story W stable:
first noor contains psrlor. library. dining room.
rooms: fine porches. There is now a trust on
the property at per cent for Eve years. Price,
$500 Would consider offer. Terms can BE-
arranged Agents need not apply: I'm anxious
Star Office Witt
FOR sALE-FOR S.. 500. A NINE-ROOM BRICK
house. with two (0 bathrooms; cellar under
entire house; lot 10 by nearly 100 to alley:
on the property: will accept couple hundred dol
lars cash. Write Box 126. Star oface. jyo-tf
FOR SAL.E-ARTIST'S HOME 1910 MASS. AVE.
NV; house. studio and stable: $4,000; easy
terms: IL rooms, toilet rooms, 3 baths. Ad-
dress owner. ROBERT HlNCKLEY. premises.
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FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGE
My residence. 912 East Capitol ST. . rooms:
modern bathrooms: fitted for two families;
all in first cass condition: price very reason
able. Will take in part pay well located va
cant ground. in out Of city limits
For more particular see OWNER. at sl2 East
Capitol st. jy31 -3t'
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN HOMO WITH ALL
city convenienees: water sewer. gas. electric
l. lights; new 2-story 7-roOm pebbledash house,
bath: hot and cold water: cellar. attic: hard
wood finish: cabinet mantels: steam heat one
car fare; easy terms. See us.
H. =. HANDLER co. dnc.).
au1-2t 49, 10th st. NV.