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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-20
5RYAN LOST DELEGATES
IN PENNSYLVANIA
CONVENTION
State Machine Overwhelmed
Opposition and viii Not
COmmitto Any Candidate.
HE GETS MICHIGAN
AND SOUTH CAROLINA

Harrisburg, Pa, May 20.-The
Democratic organization of Pennsyl-
yania, headed by National Commit
teeman James NJ. Guffey, defeated
the Bryan faction of the party today
in the state convention on the ques-
tion of instruction for delegates-at-
large to the Denver convention. The
Bryanites favor binding instructions
for the Nebraskan, while the Guffey
forces opposed tying them down to
any candidate.
The first definite announcement
that the organization was in control
was when the vote Of the committee
on permanent organization on the Sc
lection of permanent chairman was
announced. The vote was: Peter A,
Oboyle, 81; william T. Creasey, 1S.
Delegates will be elected this after
noon.
Columbia, s. c., May 2O.-By a
practically unanimous vote the state
Democratic convention today in
structed delegates to the Denver
convention for Bryan.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-20
MISS MALONEY DIDN'T
MARRY HIM LEGALLY

New York. May 2O.-Miss Helen
Maloney daughter OF Martin Maloney.
of Philadelphia never was legally
married to Arthur II. Osborne, ac-
cording 10 a decision Of Referee CO.
Ealan, which was filed in the supreme
court today The court affirmed the
report The effect of the annulment
IS TO make legal her marriage %
Samuel Clarkson, with whom She
eloped.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-20
COMPTROLLER ISSUES CALL
FOR BANK STATEMENTS

washington Nay 20.-The comp
troIler Of the currency today issued
call for the condition OF national
banks at the close Of business May IA.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-20

Lansing Mich, May 20.-That the
Michigan delegates to the Denver
convention will he instructed to vote
for Bryan was the unanimous opinion
Of the delegates to the state Demo-
ocratic convention which was called
t. order today, The address Of the
temporary chairman MI Cummins,
indicated that such instructions would
be agreed to.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-20
WILL Spend S1OO, 900 FOR BUILDING
AND ALBUQUERQUE IS IN LINE FOR It

Union Is in Best of Condition Financially and Is willing to-
Spend Large Sum for Institution Where Sick Members
Can be Treated Central Location of This City and Gil.
matte Conditions Far Superior to Arizona Town Argue
in Favor for Its Selection as Site for New Building.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-20
PLAN<$y1QNSTER SAN|TAR|UM
F6E(YPOGRAPHICAL UNION

Albuquerque Printers Are Working to
Have New Institution Located in This
CITY in Preference to Phoenix, the
Only Other Aspiring TOWn--DeI-
eqdte Instructed to Work for it at
Convention.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, Colo, nT 20. Tonight gen
orally fair ant cooler. LEGAL trsst north
portion. thursday fair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
FREE TO MEMBERS;
SAVING TO SOCIETY
Modern Woodmen's Sanitarium is Eek.
pected to Lessen Death Losses
Due to Tuberculosis.

The executive council of the Wood
men has concluded that it can afford to
operate the socicty's sanitarium lat
Colorado Springs free of charge to
members, as measure to prevent or
delay death losses from tuberculosis
The first colony is to be opened Jan. !.
The colony consists of 60 tents~s 1t is
stated that each member of the So
ciety carries an average of $1,700 in
surance, and thus each life saved is
81, 700 saved for the society This is
not a charity, but a purely business
proposition. The society since 1891
has experienced a IA per cent death
loss from tuberculosis, and the Wood
men experience is better than the gen.
eral insurance experience in this re-
spect The Woodmen in that period
has paid 100000 in death losses be.
cause of consumption. Now the so
ciety has invested $95,OO0 in SAM
tarium to prevent these big losses
Rules governing the institution have
been adopted, and DR.. White, the SUI
lperintendent, has been given full
charge and authority.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
''b0Mb" PROVES
TO BE WORK OF
PRACTICAL JOKER

A bomb made of piece of gas
pipe, was found this morning in the
hallway on the west side of the Dia-
mond saloon conducted by William
Healy on Second avenue, adjoining
the Looney luilding. The bomb was
found by the porter of the saloon, and
was turned over to the sheriff, who
of a section of gas pipe, about two feet
long, and fitted with a cap and fuse
1t contained coal dust, although it had
the odor of gunpowder AS it is pos
sible to treat coal dust so as to make
1t very powerful explosive, it was
thought at first that this was what
had been done in this case.
Detective Thomas Cox of the Rock
Island police department this after
noon, after making a thorough inves-
LEGATION of the case, stated to an Ar
gus representative that the whole af.
fair had proved to be purely a prac.
tical joke. He stated that he had
secured the confession of one of the
perpetrators. The pipe, it was stated
contained nothing but coal dust, and a
short piece of fuse, with the enc
burned, was attached. The whole wa;
given an appearance that created ar
impression at once that an attempt had
been made to explode the continuance
There were several in the joke, i
is said, and they were given a sever,
reprimand by the police. Mr.. Cox TAX
ing occasion to inform the jokers tina
a prank that alarms business men an,
creates general apprehension, is n,
joke at all. and is something that will
not be countenanced. 1t certainly vii
not meet with the approval of the pub
lie generally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
Master in Chancev Presents His
Findings in the Case to the
Circuit Court.
OVER 100000 is INVOLVED
J. l. Haas as Result Of Examination,
Maintains That investments
Were Improper.

report which shows that Frank w.
Gould misused the funds of the Reyes
estate to the extent of over 100000
was filed this morning in the circuit
court by j. l.. Haas, master in chan
Gerry. The report is on the examina-
ton of various investments of the
Reyes estate trust funds, and it re-
Gould as unauthorized and not in law
investments of the Keyes funds. Mr..
Haas in his report, which is in the
case of Harriet E. Keyes and others
against James w. Atkinson and others,
discusses each of the acts of Gould as
trustee of the funds. The report is
lengthy, but it contains the first analy-
sis of Gould's difficulties since he shot
himself last January
1t is not stated in the report, but
the records of the court show that Mr..
Gould as trustee made no report after
the spring of 1906. The first of this
year he was directed by the court to
report Immediately, in accordance
with the law. He asked for a week S
time in which to make his report, and
this was granted to him. The next
morning he suicided by shooting him.
self at his home in Moline. The re-
port was never made, and while it was
understood that there was something
wrong with his handling of the Reyes
estate funds, the report of Mr.. Haas is
the first statement of the situation
The report indicates, and it is the gen.
eral opinion of those who are familiar
with the facts, that Mr.. Gould was
more sinned against than shining in
the affair
The Masters Report.
The report is as follows:
THE petitioner, the administrator OF
the estate of Frank w. Gould, deceas
ed, who was in his life time by appoint
ment of this court trustee of the Reyes
estate, filed in this court his petition
showing that as such administrator he
- found among the effects of Frank w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
KILLED IN RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT IN WEST
Robert .HuIeatte, Son of r. A. HUI
eatte, Formerly of Bowling, Meets
Death at Loveland, Colo.

H. K Walker yesterday afternoon
received telegram apprising him of
the death at Loveland, Colo, Monday
of Robert, better known as Bert"
Huleatte, son of r. A. Huleatte, for
merly resident of Bowling township.
The young man was killed In a run
away accident, further particulars be-
ing lacking. He was % years of age.
Besides his parents he is survived by
three brothers and sister, James,
Elmer Merrill and Mary. The family
left here six years ago.
Mr.. Walker and Mrs J. w. Bailey of
Coal Valley, brother and sister of Mrs.
Huleatte, left last night to attend the
funeral "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Loretta Cannon has returned
from a two months visit at San Fran
cisco and Oakland, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McHugh and
daughter. MISS Elizabeth McHugh, go
to Chicago tonight for a week end
visit
Henry S. Rachman left last night for
Chicago, where he will spend a few
days prior to holiday visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rachman, at
Omaha, Neb. He will return about
Jan. 2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16

CONTINUED on Page Eighty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
HAND CUT BY PANE OF GLASS
Al HoItzer Victim of Accident at Pos
tai TeIeuraph Office,

AL Hotter, living at Thirteenth
street and Sixth avenue and employed
by the Pardon Wall Paper company,
while at work removing a large pane
of glass from the window in the rear
of the Postal Telegraph office this af-
ternoon accidentally sustained bad
cut in his left hand. 1t was necessary
to summon a physician to treat the
wound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
WORK is PROVING HELPFUL

Prominent Business Men to Address
SaIesmanship Class at Y. M. c. A.
The craftsmanship class at the Y. NJ.
c. A. is doing most excellent work. f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16
TAKE UP CHARGE
OF CONSPIRACY
Trial Of G. Albert Johnson and Theo.
dore Peterson is Begun in
Circuit Court.
JURY Is BEING PICKED
Taking of Evidence Will Begin in
Morning-Wife Claims She Was
Deserted in 1s Days.
JURY is BEING PICKED

In the circuit court this afternoon
the trial of G. Albert Johnson, justice
of the peace, and Theodore Peterson,
one of the members of the Rock Is
lands detective force, was begun. The
two men are being tried on an indict-
ment charging conspiracy to secure
$3.50 from Henry Miller by means of
a confidence game. The indictment is
against third man, known as John
Doe" The case promises to be one of
the most interesting tried at this term.
S. r. Kenworthy and ]. X. Scott ap-
pear for the defense. 1t is not likely
that the jury will be selected in time
to take up the evidence in the case
this afternoon.
Wants a Divorce.
Mrs. Pearl F. Cox has filed a bill
for divorce, charging her husband
Jesse Cox, with desertion. They were
married July II. 1905, and the bill
charges that the husband deserted his
wife Aug. 1, the same year. The com
plainant asks to be given the custody
of a child years old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-16

Two new members joined last night
Several prominent tri-city business
men have been secured to address the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
ASSASSIN MAKES LITTLE DEFENSE
Weak Attempt Is Made To
 Prove Him Insane.

DENVER, March 1.-The hearing of evidence in the trial of Giuseppe Alia charged with the murder of Father Francis Lee Teinricbs a: the altar of St Elizabeth's Catholic Church on the morning of February 23rd last was continued Iais afternoon The prisoner himself was not placed upon the stand, and the defense called only two witnesses, Dr. Joheph Cuneo formerly Italian consul in Denver, and Dr. Baron Gustave Tosti, the present local representative of the Italian government. Both testified as physicians, although Cuneo acknowl- edged he was not an expert in mental diseases. He testified he had not had time to form an opinion. Dr. Tosti said he believed Alia was insane from the simple fact that le killed his vic tim without motive.
 Nc evidence that Alia is an an archist or that he has ever been a member of any sort of society or even that he had been a reader of anarchistic literature has been ad- duced during the trial. Tomorrow morning the attorneys will make brief arguments, and the judge win deliver his instructions. t IS under stood the case will go to the jury by hooD at the latest
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
vAGS MUST 60
 SAY LOCAL OFHICEPS
Campaign Against the 'iEyer WearieS" To Be Pressed
 With Vigor.

These be strenuous days for the local "vag." Tired of ringing in their ears the monotonous move On" the local officers have for several weeks been waging a relentless war on this restless stratum of human society, with disastrous results to the sons of rest. So numerous nave they become throughout the country that the stand ard to which the inhabitants of this underground world must rise in or der to be known as people" has been raised from boardig a freight at thirty miles an hour with a can of multi gan" under one arm, to performing the same feat under similar condi- tions with the "rattler" making forty miles.
 The few faithfuls who have been holding down Bisbee despite the cam paign that has been waged against them by the local bulls" have re- ceived during the past few days strong endorsements; to meet the new condition the officers are once more scouting the favorite retreats of the enemy and making nigat raids on their strongholds with telling re suits. They declare that it is their intention to keep up this species ol guerilla warfare until the last Weary Willie has shaken the aust of the city from his feet and taken himself to a more congenial cline, where the hoboes cease r-ond troubling and the weary are at rest
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
DISHNAsHER IS
 BADLY sLAsRED
Result of Argument Between Employees at Copper
 Queen Hotel.

In an altercation last night at about 8 o'clock in the kitchen of the Cop per Queen hotel, James Arnes, a dish washer, was badly cut by John Go Yich, potwasher.
 Shortly before 8 o'clock, the men were heard arguing in the dishwash- ing room of the hostlery and a little later Arnes backed out of that room into the kitchen, followed by Goyich who had a twelve-inch knife in his hands. The former had already been slashed with the knife, and the cook came to the rescue of the injured man, separating them. s. T. Diehl, the steward took Arnes to the office of Dr. Williams.
 During the excitement caused by the melee, Govich made good his escape, and up to a late hour last night had not been apprehended.
 Arnes was later taken to the Cal umet & Arizona hospital, where his wounds were dressed The injured man received two stabs, one in the abdomen and the other over the left shoulder blade. The former wound is the most serious, there being quite slash made in his left side. His condition is not considered very ser ious unless other complications arise
 Both men have been employed at the hotel for the past eight months and it is surmised that Govich was under the influence of liquor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
INTEREST IN
 DEMOCRATIC
 CLUB GROWS
Committees On Membership and Finance Meet Hearty Reception From Democrats of City-Meet Monday.

The committees which were ap- pointed at the organization of the City Democratic Club last Monday night are still full of the enthusiasm that was inspired at the organization of the club. I@
 Especially have the membership and finance committees been at work since they were appointed. The for mer consists of ten members, all of them enthusiastic Democrats, and willing to sacrifice their time to the interests of the party. They have been approaching the Democrats of the city on the subject as they haV. come to them, and with hardly an ex- ception they have joined the club and entered into the spirit of the organi- zation. By the time the next meeting expected that the committee will have a membership that will insure efficient work by the new organization, should no further increase result.
 The finance committee. while not so large. has met with an encourage ment that was not expected in view or the financial situation that has pre- vailed for the past few months. w uliS lhSN udNt hOI. uSetlls CONSIGu the ground, although some oI the members have been very busy the past few days they nave been over the ground sufficiently to know that the Democrats of the city are enough in earnest about the work of the new organization, to contribute literally to it's maintenance.
 It is the intention of the club not only to use all the force of the per sonnel of the membership, but it is plannrtd to have prepared a large amount of literature bearing directly on the issues involved in the present campaign. A beginning was made for this feature of the campaign at the very first meeting of the club, a com mittee consisting of some of the ablest men of the city having been appointed as a literature committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR
 CHICAGO WHITE SOK
Contains Data of Interest To Ball Fans-Sent To a
 Local Player.

The hopes of the Bisbee baseball fans have fallen by the wayside,f so far as seeing the famous Chicago White Sox team is concerned. Tine managers of this all-star aggregation of ball tossers are evidently not talk ing the men on the jaunt merely as a sight seeing tour or for the better ment of their physical well-being, and because the Arizona towns that they proposed to favor with an exhibition of their skill at the great natiola, game were unwilling to allow the Chicagoans slightly under 100 per cent of the gate receips, the games were cancelled.
 Because they have been unable to see t5e famous team the local fans have been reading the dope" as il came from the sporting pages of the elading dailies, and have followed closely the itinerary of the team up to the time it left Los Angeles, when it divided into two teams, each with a schedule lasting up to the 14th of April, when they are due in the Windy City.
 A local ball player, who has been in some Of the minor leagues of the east, and who is personally acquaint ed with many of the men of Comis keys team, is in receipt from one oi them a beautiful souvenir that is be ing given out in tha cities they visit Some of the data in this will be ol interest, as the team is almost one of our national institutions.
 The team started on February 29tf in the White Sox Special,". on s,.., | trip that will put a-pink sheet in tho history of base ball for the coming generation. The train is under { personal escort, with.-a picked crew The organization is travelling as n' 1 other training squad ever travelled be l fore. In the party are over thirt. players, and including Presiden
 Comisky's party, the total of the com pany will exceed fifty people.
 Besides the artistic makeup of the souvenir, there is given, in addition to the facts outlined, short history of each of the players who has help ed to put the Chicago team at the head of the baseball world. Taken as a whole, the souvenir is worthy oI the team it represents.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
WHEELER'S MEN
 MAKE CLEANUP
 IN YUMA BOUNTY
Rangers Get Conclusive Evi- dence Against Gamblers Wheeler Leaves For Scene. Trouble Is Threatened.

Lively times are promised in Yuma during the next few weeks as war between the saloon and gambling ele- ment and some of the officials who are making an endeavor to clean up the gambling joints and houses of prosti- tuition that have been operated within the 450 yard limit of the public school house. Some time ago the district attorney of Yuma County began a crusade against this sort of element in the City by the Colorado and was assaulted and given a black eye by tive Of the fraternity. This did not dis courage him, and he was all the more determined to rid the city of the places in questions
 It had been known for some time that all sorts of gambling games were being conducted in that city, but for some reason the city and county of fcials did not or could not gather the evidence necessary to secure a con viction. The matter was taken up with Captain Wheeler of the Rangers. He sent two men from the northern part of the territory to Yuma who were not known in that city. One of them posed as a mining engineer and the other as a magazine writer, and it was but within a few eeks before they had played at all the games in the town, including faro, roulette, monte and number Of other games. They collected the names of all the parties connected with the games as well as the names of those who were con- ducting the sporting houses and then came the climax.
 Some fifteen to twenty warrants were sworn out and the parties placed under arrest, who then began to make all kinds of threats against the of ficials and the members of the ranc. CTS. Other rangers have been sent there turing the past few days and there are now some eight or ten men of the force there, while Captain Wheeler left Naco yesterday to go to
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
ONE KILLED; MANY WOUNDED.

PARIS, March 11.--In the last fight in Morocco bteween the French forces under General d'Amade and the Mad. rakas ani Mzab tribesmen 1t vas re- ported by the French commander yes terday the French losses were one killed and seven wounded. The enemy was routed and abandoned everything in flight. The tribesmen continue gathering large numbers on the Al gerian frontier.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
TAFT LAUGHS AT EEARs.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Secre. tary Taft said today that he did not Stevens of the Panama canal. that the canal will prove an utter failure, ex- cept to say that he did not agree with him as to the important work, he added with a smile:
 q think am with the American people in that view"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12

While this committee is not at pres, ent taking any active part in the cam paign, it is expected that later on it will become an important factor in presenting the views of the Demo crats of the city on the issues in the coming election.
 As was announced Tuesday mornings Review, the next meeting of the club will be held at o'clock next Monday night in the Odd Eel. lows building, to which all the Dem. ocrats of the city are cordially in vited to come.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
sUPPosING | SHOULD LAPSE MY POLICY.

Yes supposng out of work and and not
 
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 Supposing 35 three Payment Life polcy without continue period of Is Il would month
  mens with 5S interest 20 life policy and months 20 Endowment policy while the full 20 $5
 
 
 policies and in fact except term insurance would had paid would still be in force. 79000 ege last to the extent of 26 million business this sick own immaginaton Now, Mir Sickman forK Life be blessing burden? Its and will tell you ' VI
 McGREGOR & CLEMONS,
 BALL 5LEDsoE's DRUG STORE. P O. BOX 38e MAIN STREET.. PHONE
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
SCORE WAS CLOSE.

The closest bowling match that has been played in the local Y. NJ. '. A. was pulled off last night between the men of the c. 6 i. and the Czar mines. The former won by a score of 1895 to 1893. Tonight the Azeu at the Lowell and the MlchinrSrs will meet in a similar contest. il C. Lay ton is captain of the former team, and B. Thomas of the latter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-12
BIG ATTENDANCE.

The American circus, which is showing at Lowell, played to big audience last night, the attendance filling every available seat. The per formance is a good one, consisting of the old-fashioned one-ring variety trained dogs, acrobats and funny ures The show will give two per formance today, one at 2:30 and the other at S:30 p. m-, at the grounds near the ice plant.