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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
TURKS REJOICE At
DAWN OF SELF
GOVERNMENT
SULTAN PRAISED FOR
CONCESSION TO LIBERTY
Imperial Trade ProcIaimS Re-
Storation Of Constitution of
1876 Army Credited With
Victory Over DeSpOt,

IBy Morning Journal sSeclnl Leased Wire
Constantinople. July 25.--The Turk
ish newspapers are trying to awaken
the enthusiasm of the people. They
published long arueies this morning
praising the sultan for the re-estab-
lishment of the constitution, which the
writer's declare finally assures the
prosperity, liberty justice and equality
so long awaited
The imperial trade was received
everywhere it was heard today with
signs of wild rejoicing. Later in the
day when the full significance of the
promulgation became known, the
greatest excitement prevailed.
The city was illuminated and there
was general rejoicing and frequent
cheers for the army.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
EDITOR FOR
SED|T|ON
Drastic Punishment Melted Out
to Men Who Dared Dispute
Authority of Persian Ruler
[By Morning journal Special Leased Wire.

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wlre.I
Teheran. July 25.--Abdul Faith
Mira the second brother Of the
shah who has been Kept n prisoner
In one of the suburban palaces made
an unsuccessful attempt 10 escape u
few days ago. Following this failure
he was transferred to fortress. II
Is understood that his effort to get
away was a part Of the latest anti
royalist plot to dethrone the shah and
proclaim Abdul his successor.
Colonel Liakhoff has asked the
shah to relieve him OF his duties as
military governor Of Teheran because
Of the increasing popular feeling
against Russians.
The editor OF a liberal paper has
been impaled for his political crimes.
The same punishment pursuant to the
sentence of the court has been meted
out to other political offenders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
HISTORIC PAGEANT
At QUEBEC
Romantic Scenes in EARLY
Days Of French Canada Re-
produced Before Prince of
Wales and Big Audience,

IBy Morning journal sDeeiaI Leased Wire.I
Quebec July 25.-The Prince Of
Wales occupied the royal box on the
Plains Of Abraham this afternoon to
witness the pageant depicting the ro-
mantle history of old France In
Canada. II was a production after
the style of old time mystery plays,
presented on a scale of vast magni-
tude, with over $500 actors taking
the many roles 1t was also the first
appearance of the so-ealled historical
Dageant on this side of the Atlantic.
Frank Lascalles who got up the no.
table oxford pageant portraying the
history of the English university
town, came over to act as master of
ceremonies and 1t was under his di-
rcction that the huge drama was en-
acted today before the prince and an
audience of 1000 persons. The
early scenes showed hundreds OF In
dams camped on the early site OF
Quebec and the landing of Jacques
Cartier. and his band among the In
dams Later the scene changed to
the French court at Fontainbeleu
and the LoI4uvre, where Champlain
was commissioned to set out for Que
bee The court scenes were given by
inward of 1900 courtiers and court
ladies' drawn from the leading faml-
lies and several hundred horses with
the open plain forming the stage on
which this army of players went
through their historical pieces.
The final scene showed the armies
of Wolfe and Montealm In numbers
almost equalling the original armies
marching side by side in parade oi
honor.
The prince followed the production
with much interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
SUPERINTENDENT MAKES
GOOD WITH COAL SCOOP
Santa Fe Official Takes Place of In
iured Fireman and Saves Mail
Contract.

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning journal
Las Vegas, N NJ. Juyl 25.--In the
next issue of the Santa Re employees
magazine viii very likely appear the
name Of James Kurn superintendent
of the New Mexico division OF the
Santa Fe together with credit OF
about twenty-five merit marks for
Theritorious service rendered Super
intendcnt Kurn was a passenger on
train No. last night when the fire.
man Of the engine was seriously In
iured by being struck by water
crane at Wagon Mound Mr.. Kurn
donned the overalls and scooped coal
from Wagon Mound to Las Vegas a
distance OF forty miles The train arr
rived here on time, thus avoiding a
violation Of the contract which the
railroad company has with the gov
ernment for delivering the mail on
schedule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
DRIVEN
MAD BY CRUELTY
Man Accused Of Attempt to
Wreck Santa Fe Engine
Loses Mind While Confined
in Mexican Jail,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning journal.

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning JournaI.I
Las Vegas, N. NJ, July 25.--C. w.
r. Dobyns was brought here today
from Ration, and placed in the insane
asylum having gone insane as a result
of long Imprisonment in Old Mex
leo prisons Dobyns was taken to
Ration three days ago by Santa Fe
Special Agent r. J, Snowden being
brought back to this country from
Old Mexico to stand trial on account
of alleged destruction of Santa Fe
property. II Is said that Dobyns was
charged with placing emery dust in
the drive wheel boxes of a Santa Fe
engine In the Ration yards during the
Santa Fe strike three years ago. He
escaped to Old Mexico before he could
be arrested and since that time the
Santa Fe company has been on his
trail. Snowden has been In Oid
Mexico for the past year looking for
rim. Six months ago Dobyns was ar
rested by SnOwden and the Mexican
government was prevailed upon To
place him in prison until extradltion
papers could be secured II Is said
the hardships incident to confine-
ment In the Mexican prison caused
the prisoner to lose his mind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
CHINESE STEAMER LINE
TO COMPETE WITH JAPS

San Francisco. July 25.--At the 10
cal Chinese consulate today II was adj
mitted that active steps are being
taken for the formation OF company
TO operate new steamship line be-
tween San Francisco and Chinese
ports, IN opposition to the Japanese
steamship lines. The action Is said to
be the outgrowth Of the commercial
warfare now being carried on by Chi
nese merchants against Japanese trade
In the Orient. Several local Chinese
merchants are reported 20 be Interest,"
ed In the project Passengers a. well
as freight win be carried
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
SENSATIONS IN
GEORGIA PRISON PROBE

Atlanta. Ca. July 2s, AT The legls-
latlve Investigation engaged IN prob
ing the conduct 81 the Georgia iails.
sensational charges were made today
against Colonel ] A Enrllsh, one of
the richest and most prominent figures
IN Georgia. and also State SenalaF
Brock
Colonel English WAS aroused 0f hax#
ing attempted to secure BY unfair
means Inside infofmailon from an elnz
ploye 0f the prison commission na II.
bids made hy ether convict lcsecee lie
is said to have used this Information
as the basis FOR making hls own bid.
Colonel English Is the president uf =
brick company. and Il - alleged lhaI
convlcls we're cruelty treated. HeEa
worked lnhumanly by the company
and punished excessively
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
NOTED NEGROCROOK
HELD FOR MAIL
ROBBERY
P0STOFFICE INSPECTORS
ON TRAIL OF $4,000
Contents Of TreaSeur Sack
Taken From Transfer Station
Believed Hidden By Suspect
Captured at Kansas City,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire |
Kansas City, July 25.-Charles Saw
age, a negro, was arrested here today
by postoffice authorities, charged
with stealing mail pouch at the Kan
sas City union station June last. con-
tanning $4,000 which was being sent
from Los Angeles to New York City.
Inspectors assert that they have posi-
tive evidence against Savage, and de-
clare the belief that he buried the
money intending to recover it after
he is released from the penitentiary.
Savage was taken into custody a few
hours after returning to Kansas City.
He had visited several cities i'm the
west, including Denver. Savage was
arrested few days after the robbery.
but was released the judge at thai
time holding the evidence was insult
flcient to hold him.
After several hours sweating whi n
"a ought no confession from the pris-
oner and failed to result in his giving
any clue to the missing money stew
ems, or Savage, as he Is also called.
was arraigned late today before a
United States commissioner and for-
mally' charged with stealing the valu-
ed not guilty and in default Of bail
was bound over to the November term
of the federal court
stevens, which the officials say is
his correct name, in denying the
charge against him, failed to explain
how he had travelled so extensively
and had spent money with such Law
ish hand in this city. Denver, Wash
ington, ID. G., and many other places,
which he admitted having visited since
the robbery Stevens remained cool
all day through a searching examina-
ton and adroitly parried every ques-
ton that might be put to him.
The days sweating of stevens dis
closed that he had bad criminal rec
ord I'm the west.
While elevator man in the Salt Lake
City postofiice in 1901, he stole a
package of registered letters. From
there he went to Portland, ore, where
he stole two pouches from an unIight-
ed train standing In the station. In
1902 he was arrested In connptlop
with the robbery of diamond sales
man IN Portland, with Kellev W,lles
who was sent TO prison. At the trial
stevens connection with the Salt Lake
City theft leaked out He was taken
TO Salt Lake City, tried and given
three years in prison In Decemberi
1906, when his time was up, he was
convicted in Portland for mail pouch
robbery there and sent TO McNeilrs
Island for two years
stevens is regarded as one of the
most dangerous mall pouch robbers in
the country and the authorities will
try TO trace to him the theft of some
mail bags that disappeared between
Denver and Omaha and Denver and
Kansas City last April and August.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
PATRICK CALHOUN PUTS
IN PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
Head of san Francisco Traction Sys-
tenn AFraigned for Bribery.

San Francisco. July 25.-Patrick
Calhoun, president of the United Rail-
ways, which operates San Francisco's
street car system. was arraigned to-
day in Judge Lawlor's department of
the superior court and pleaded not
guilty to three Indictments charging
him with bribing Supervisors Coleman.
Furrie and Nicholas, to vote in favor
of trolley franchise for his COM
pany Through his attorney, Calhoun
asked for an immediate trial on any
one of the indictments, but the case
was continued for two weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
DICTATOR CASTRO DENIES
ALLEGED INTERVIEW

Caracas July 25.--Denying an al
legged interview with President Castro.
which recently appeared In the Paris
Matin In the COnstlcionale. President
Castro's organ, says:
What right has the Matin 10 in
vent an interview? Either the Ma
tin lies or the so-ealled Venezuelan
correspondent lies II would be
pralseworthy " the French govern
ment would investigate and expose
the truth"
In the interview on June 23 Presi-
dent Castro Is quoted BY the Norres-
pondent OF the Matin as saying 81
do not fear Bdrope All the powers
can coalesce but Venezuela win re-
main lmpregnable while live"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
LABOR LEADER REPLIES
TO Mr., JUSTICE BREWER

Des Moines July 2b--In a singing
letter. issued to the Labor Press Of
Iowa today A. L. Udck president Of
the state Federation of Labor calls
Justice Brewer, of the supreme court
of the United States to task for
what Mr. Udick calls the jurist's an
tagonlstic attitude toward union labor.
"Being born To the purple educat-
cd the purple. and all his life as
sociating with the purple. Il rs not TO
be wondered az that he has no con-
ception Of the worker his environ
ment or his needs Of the present
saws Mr. udlck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
TWO TOPEKA NEGROES
HELD As AC(fONfpf I(ffTG

Topeka, Kas, July 25.--Two ne
groes were arrested here by the fed
eral authorities today in connection
with the Kansas City mail pouch rob
berry They were T.. B. Hayes and Ag-
nes Lueenbury, both of North Topeka.
They were arraigned promptly before
United States Commissioner Williams
on the charge Of receiving stolen
money and property from Charles Saw
age, who is under arrest in Kansas
City. charged with committing the
robbery The preliminary hearing of
both prisoners was set for Wednesday
next Both admitted that they knew
Savage, but proiessed not to have seen
him since the day Of the robbery A
search of their premises failed TO un-
cover any of the missing property al
though some letters were found that
may be used In the case later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
IMAGE OF ROOSEVELT
REWARD FOR SERVICE

oyster Bay July TO- President
Roosevelt today gave a sitting to Vlc-
tor y. Brenner. of New York City. who
Is designing a medal for the govern
ment The medal Is to be known az
the Panama medal. and one side will
be a profile OF President Roosevelt
The medal will be given to men who
have served certain length of time
IN the canal zone In the service Of the
United States government.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
BERLIN AMBASSADOR EXPECTS
SUMMONS FOR PARLIAMENT

Berlin, July 25.--In an interview to-
day Tewifik Pasha. the Turkish ans
bassador to Germany. expressed his
great delight at the granting of con
to the empire. II was merely
a question of time, he said, before the
desires Of the people would he fulfill
ed by the calling of the first parlia-
ment Now that a new era had been
opened peace would return quickly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
MILD SENTENCE FOR
BANKER WALKER
One to Twenty Years inI
Prison Penalty for Stealing
Half Million from Connec-
tiCut Bank.
tBy Morning journal sDsalsA L.asAd wIre.l

tBy Morning Journal sDseIsA LAaaAd Wire.l
Hartford Conn. July 25.-William
Walker was taken to the state prison
during the afternoon. II is believed
that he will be assigned TO some easy
task. His physical condition is poor.
In view of his having pleaded guilty,
thus saving the county the expense
of a trial. 1t is believed he got off
with a much lighter sentence than
would otherwise have been the case.
After sentence had. been imposed,
reading Of the law established that
the minimum sentence was one year,
and the minimum twenty years.
Walker, in his statement about be-
ing i'm the hands of sharpers said
that these men We're desparate and
would not have stopped at taking his
life If he had stood In the way Of
the accomplishment Of their pur-
poses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
CONVICT TREASURER MAY
TURN STATES EVIDENCE

Hartford. Conn. July 25.--The
Globe tomorrow will print a special
from New Britain which viii say
there Is a likelihood that William y.
Walker may turn states evidence to
bring about, II possible, conviction
Of one Of the New York wire tap
ping gang"
The article says that If Walker does
make confession implicating q num-
ber OF the gang Il may be possible
for the Savings Bank of New Britain
to recover about $250000 worth Of
the missing securities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
TO FIGHT FOR PUGILISTIC
SUPREMACY OF FLEET

Vallejo. Cal, July -"Battling'
Robinson. of the armored cruiser Cal
ifOrnla. and r. w. Holmes. of the
cruiser Maryland, have been matched
to fight for the middlewelght cham
pionship Of the Pacific fleet The bat
tie viii take place at the Mare Island
navy yard on the afternoon of August
s. and viii be fought in the open. The
purse will be contributed by the crews
Of the two ships. and WIN be divided.
rs per cent to the winner and 2b per
cent to the loser.
Robinson recently gained the fleet
championship by knocking out Jack
Young Of the nnYal transport Buffalo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
CANOE OVERTURNED
THREE PERISH
Pleasure Party Meets Death in
River When FraiI Craft is
Swamped by Passing launch


lBy Morning journal Special Lensed Wire.I
Milwaukee. July 25.--Three persons
were drowned hv me capsizing Of a
canoe on the upper Milwaukee river
near Riverside Park. late tonight. An
other member of the party saved him
SELF by swimming ashore, where he
was rescued.
The Dead.
JENNIE ANDERSON
ALICE ANDERSON.
EDWARD SCHONEBRECK.
Thomas Hanson. the other member
OF the party, was rescued. The party
We're padding on the river when their
canoe got In the wash Of passing
steam launch and. was capsized Han
son was the only member of the party
able to swim. and he managed to reach
the shore and was rescued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
HOL +,
CONFERENCE IN
CHICAGO
WORKERS IN MIDDLE
WEST TO GET BUSY
Plan Of Campaign Mapped Out
b yRepubIiCan GeneraIisSimo
For Eight StateSi Work
Starts at Once,

IBy Morning journal Special l.sRsed Wtrel
Chicago, July 25.--As the result of
the republican conference here today.
which was called by Frank II, Hitch
cock, chairman of the national com
mittee, headquarters will be establish
ed Immediately in eight states, and ac-
tive campaigning for Taft and Sher-
man begun long before these states
had expected TO take up the work. The
states taking part In the conference
were Illinois, Indiana. Iowa. Kentucky
Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
The meeting was one of the most
enthusiastic yet held by Mr. Hitch
cock, although at the outset the men
were less receptive than were the rep-'
rescntatives of the states in the far
west who met early in the week at
Colorado Springs. This WAS due, II Is
said, to the fact that some of the men
came from states which they regarded
as debatablc. and they had little data
on which TO base political estimates II
was agreed that polls should be taken
at once in order to gather necessary
Information concerning the voters.
The leaders from Wisconsin were
not inclined to open headquarters in
that state until after the state repub-
lican ticket had been named, After
a general campaign program had been
outlined by Mr., Hitchcock the men be-
came Interested and it was agreed
that work should be commenced in all
states as soon as possible. Obstacles
to successful organization in certain
states were mentioned. but in the gem
eral discussion which followed most of
these were met, and 1t is said that n
comprehensive plan was adopted for
carrying on campaigning in all of the
eight states
All of the state chalrmen agreed to
go home and call conferences to he at
tended by their county leaders, and 10
induce the county leaders then to call
meetings Of the township and precinct
leaders, so that the plans may be car
ricd from Mr.. Hitchcock to every party
worker "a
Mr.. Hitchcock held individual con
| ferences tonight with the leaders from
! eight states. He will remain here I'M
| til Monday, when he will go to Clncin-
natl TO be present at the Taft notifi-
cation ceremonies ON Tuesday. He vii
then so To Washington for a day ant
then to New York
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Porto Rico Celebrates Liberty.
San Juan. p. r. Julg 25.-PortC
~ \.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
SAN ANTONIO HAS A
VERY ROSY
OUTLOOK
Southern Town Is Moving
Along Rapidly SpineleSS
Cactus Experiments of Gen.
eraI interest,

Especial Correspondence Morning JOurnal. |
San Antenio, ~ NJ July 24.-San
Antonio thus far this season has ship
ped $50, 600 pounds of wool to the
securing mills at albuquerque, and
there is more to follow. The condi-
tions in this Immediate district are
very satisfactory. and San Antonio is
loking forward to a very prosperous
year. A. H. Hilton, for twenty-nine
years a resident Of this place and
whose big general merchandise store
is a landmark in southern New Mex
leo, is taking a great deal of interest
just now in improving the town. He
has started a park and race track
near the Santa Fe railroad, and is GO
ing to do great deal during the
summer to make San Antonio attrac-
tive. Mr.. Hilton takes especial pride
in his alfalfa harm and averages 400
tons of hay year. The Hidalgo club
building here is one of the most COM
Portable buildings of its kind in New
Mexico, and tho Commercial club is
working on a business like basis and
is getting results.
San Antoni has the offices of the
New Mexico Midland, which, while a
short line. is q very busy one. l.. r,
Weber, secretary of the line, has
charge of the operation.
A. B. Allaire another pioneer of
this section, Is carrying on extensive
experiments lust now with the spine
less cactUs which are likely to prove
of inestimable value to New Mexico.
II has been found that while the Bur-
bank spineless cactus does well enough
in the California climate. 1t will not
withstand the winter in New Mexico,
and Mr. Allaire is working on his ex-
perimental farm upon the production
Of a spineess cactus that will live and
thrive in this climate. Should Mr.. AL
laire succeed with his experiments,
which now seem to be progressing fa-
vorably, he will have solved the range
problem in New Mexico and will have
done a work for which the territory
can never repay him
The Allaire Mercantile company, OF
which Mr.. Allaire is the head, con-
ducts large general merchandise
store here, and is one of the leading
interests of this section of New Mexico,
With the Carthage coal mines and
their considerable payroll. only ten
miles away, and with 10000 acres Of
good land soon to be put under culti-
vation. just south of the town. San
Antonio has very bright outlook.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
FORMER VICE PRESIDENT
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
AdIal =. stevenson Seeks IimeIight
After long Retirement.

Bloomington, H.. July 25--Adlai
e stevenson. former vice president Of
Houncad his candidacy for governor Of
Illinois On the democratic ticket
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

cbIcaso. pr," Jalv % sss p 1Fusenee w
Chain, the candidate for the presl-
dency OF the prohibition party. VIII be
formally notified Of his nomination
August Is In this city. This was de-
clded today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
WESTERNER TO SUCCEED
CHAIRMAN SHERMAN

Camden, N. r.. July 25.- Despite
published reports. Henry c. Louden-
Slayer has decided not to sept the
chairmanship Of the repub an con-
gressional committee. Mr.. Louden-
Slayer returned to his office at Cam
den today after comforting with Speak.
er Cannon at Utica. and James s.
Sherman al Camden
1t is declared that the successor to
Mr.. Sherman as chairman of the COM
mittee will be chosen in few days
and win in all probability be west
ern man.
MIR Loudenslager viii continue 10 be
secfet5fy OF the committed.
Maucbu Bandits Massacre Villagers
Vladivostok, July 2g.---A band OF
Chunchus, armed with Russian army
rifles, recently attacked the Chinese
village of Ihkotovo on Ussuri bay and
Killed thirty of the inhabitants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
Bush. Iee ehs'rs Break RccOrd.

Corey Pa. 3uly 25lThe Corey
baseball club today won a twenty
three-inning game from the Falconer,
y. Y. team by score of 3 to /.
Pitcher Bedent, Of Falconer, struck
out forty-two men, a worlds record,
while Bickrord, of Corey retired six
teen men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
Porto Rico CcIebrates LIberty.

San Juan, p. r. Jug 25.--Porto
Rico today celebrated the 10th an
nversary Of the landing of American
troops at Guantlca