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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11

1t may be called, in its nature and ef-
feet is discriminative prohibition. and
that the restrictive provision now in
question was enacted. not actually for
the regulation Of interstate commerce.
but really to coerce the conformity OF
ntrastate business with a policy APP
proved by congress, seems practically
to be admitted, and could not, with
candor, be denied.
mo court has authority under the
guise of Interpretation. to change the
constitution for the purpose of meet
ing supposed requirement of present
conditions and the covert tendency of
any usurpation of such authority
would inevitably be to transform the
government of enumerated powers
which the constitution establishes into
"a government with all power vested in
its legislative and executive branches. y
Continuing, he says:
The inclination sometimes mani
Tested to centralize power in the gen.
eral government results in a great
measure, no doubt. from the apparent
expedieney of committing to it the
correction of ills which it supposed
that the states can not so readily re-
dress; but the achievement of no pres
entity desired end. however salutary
can Justify the infraction of our fun
damental law, or warrant its perver-
sion by insiduous construction. The
constitution of the United states is a
written instrument, not a progressive
development and the often quoted
episram that constitutions are not
made but grow, should not apply
to it,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
NOTORIOUS HUSTLER
SEIZED
Kid Royal, Badly Wanted
Horse Theft Taken After
Long Chase in Montana,


tBy Morning journal Special Leased WIrel
Butte, Sept. 10.-A Miner dispatch
from Belgrade tonight states that Kid
Royal, konwn as the most notorious
horse thief in the northwest, is under
arrest In Belgrade, his capture having
been effected az Manhattan this after
noon after he had escaped from three
sheriffs and led the officers Of Mon
tana one Of the liveliest cnases. lead
ing two posses a month ago chase
of more than 200 miles. The theft OF
some horses near Manhattan led to
Royals apprehension. He was cap
tured without resistance and as he
was attempting 10 hurriedly leave
Manhattan. He denies he is Royal
and says his name Is Smith, but the
officers claim otherwise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
OFFICIAL FIGURES ON
MIR. BRYAN'S WEALTH.

Lincoln. Sept i0-W j Bryan es-
timated his property high enough in
his speech at Toledor Ill. today for
the county assessor OF Lancaster coun-
ty has Il valued II al but $S2,625 and
under the Nebraska revenue laws all
property ls supposed to be listed at
actual volue. Mr. Rryan's personal
property on his farm ard IN his home
IS valued by the assessor at $l2.S00.
The Commoner Is set down as worth
s19,250 His farm OF about i59 acres
located four miles cast Of the center
Of the business section Of the city, was
valued at $50.575 by Assessor Miller.
In making the assessment he placed d
valuation Of s3is per acre on this
farm. which Is regarded as a fair
estimate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR
FISH AND OYSTER FIRM

Chicago. Sept 1O.-The fish and
oyster firm of a. Booth & Co was
placed in the hands Of a receiver by
Judge Bethea IN the federal district
court today The Linen Thread COM
pany. OF New York, and Alfred Booth.
Of Baltimore, were the compainants
named IN the petition, and on their
plea w. J. Chalmers. president Of the
Commercial National Safe Deposit
company. was appointed receiver His
bonds were fixed at $4,000 and he
was placed in charge of the firms ar
fairs ut once.
The petition asserts that the llabil-
ties OF the company are $500. 600,
and places the assets ut sS,000,O0O
The troubles OF the company are al
legged to be due in a large measure to
an lnadeduacy Of cash. coupled with
the financial depression OF last fail
The bin asserts that the company Il
unable TO meet It's obligations. Coin-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
. IN 81. PETERSBURG
.City Authorities Appear Pow
erIeSS to Properly Combat
Dread Disease in RuSSia's
Capital.
Lny MornIng JournaI speeIaI Leased wIreI

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wireI
st. Petersburg, Sept t0-Asiatic
cholera Is spreading In ST. Petersburg
and the sudden jump In the statistics
is taken To mean that the city author
tiles failed to take proper precautions
against an epidemic the first suspi-
ciOus cases OF which were discovered
n fortnight ago The bulletin issued
tonight reports fifty-two cases ana
eighteen deaths, but It Is believed that
treble that number exists within the
city limits.
The health commission admits that
there are l02 other cases OF sickness
that are being watched, One hundred
doctors have been drafted into the
cholera squad az salary Of $3.50 q
daay The city has chartered a special
tank steamer 10 distribute boiled wa.
tor to tho barges whore q large per.
centagc Of the cases have been found
a case Of cholera Is reported from pc.
terhoff.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
WESTERN PACIFIC
REFLECTS OFFICERS

San Francisco Sept. i0.--The board
Of directors Of the Western Pacific
company AZ It's meeting held here to-
day, elected sc. Matthews. vice pres
ident. and Charles " Elfey treasurer.
Elfey had been acting treasurer for
some time and Matthews is assistant
general auditor Of the Denver ana Rio
Grande. Other officers remain the
same
The board also authorized the issue
Of S25 600. 600 second mortgage bonds
and the disposal Of enough Of these TO
complete the road
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
indians WIGHT Forrest Fires.

Fort William. Mont, Sept. lO.-A
solid wall of flames, twenty-five miles
in length is said to stretch from Grand
Marais to Chicago Bay ON the inter.
national boundary line, The Pigeon
Lumber conlpanys camp at Chicago
Bay is said to BE- destroyed 1h'
flames are devour'ng everything in the
White Fish valley There IS bad
fire at Silver Mountain anu at Gun
flint. Two Pigeon River lumber camps
on the international boundary have
been destroyed. The fire in the In
dian reservation is still burning but
the Indians have it in check.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
APPEAL WILL BIZ TAKEN
DIRECT TO SUPREME COURT


Washington, Sept. 10.-That an an
peal doubtless will be taken within the
sixty days directly to the supreme
court of the United States from to-
days decision of the United States cir
cult court at Philadelphia, declaring
unconstitutional the commodities
clause of the Hepburn act, was the
statement of Acting Attorney General
Russell today. The action of the
Philadelphia court created wide in
terest at the interstate commerce COM
mission and the department of jus
tice. Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Judson Clements expressed the
hope that the decision rests upon
some durable defect in the language
of the clause. He said
81 don't know the grounds upon
which the clause in question is held
by the court to be unconstitutional. /
cannot therefore, discuss the decision
except to say that trust it is not up
on the broad ground that congress has
not the power to prohibit carriers en-
gagged in interstate commerce from
carrying their own products in COM
petition with those of their patrons.
SO long as this practice is permitted
the temptation to discriminate is ever
present and too strong for resistance.
The indirect methods of discrimina-
ton are numerous and past finding
out in many instances until they have
done their deadly work. 1t has been
overwhelmingly shown that the prac-
tice has resulted in intolerable conse-
quences
The spirit of the decision OF the
supreme court of the United States in
the Chesapeake and Ohio. New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad
| cases does not seem antagonistic to
the idea that congress has the power
to prevent wrongs of this character
by removing their cause. l trust il
will be found that the decision rests
upon some durable defect in the Ian
guage of the clause and not upon the
ground that congress has not the pow
er by proper legislation to destroy g
practice which has resulted and must
continue to result in such gross
! wrongs"
! In ordinary cases an appeal would
( lie to the United States court of ap-
peals but Section of the act of Feb-
ruary II, 1903, provides that in every
suit in equity pending or hereafter
| brought in any circuit court of the
| United States under any of the acts
regulating commerce wherein tn,
United States is complainant an ap'
peal from the final decree of the cir.
cult court Will lie only to the suprem,
court of the United States.
! During Senator Knox term as at
torney general an act was passed upor
his recommendation and approved
June 30, 1906, providing for lexpedlt'
ing such cases and assigning them fol
hearing at the earliest practical day
and il is declared that they shall have
priority of hearing and determination
by the supreme court Of the United
States over all other except crimina
cases.
Attorney General Bonaparte is ou
of the city. Acting Attorney Genera
Russell in the absence of any specific
information on the subject. said HI
had no doubt that an appeal will b'
taken within the sixty days provided
hv law
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
FOREST FIRES
STARTED BY
FOREIGNERS
HIBBlNG MENACED BY
INCENDIARY BLAZE
MontenegrinS, Elected from
Homes for Non Payment Of
Rent Blamed for Destructive
ConfIagratioa in Minnesota,


lBy Morning journal Special Yeased Wirel
Duluth. Mimi, Sept 1O.-Fre of
incendiary origin menaced Hibbing.
Mimi. sixty miles north of Duluth,
tonight, when several buildings were
burned. Forest fires swept down upon
Nashwauk, twenty-five miles south
west of EIlbbing, and the flames were
within half mile of the village when
the wind died down and the advance
of the conhagration was stopped. For
forty-eight hours the three hundred
men of the Adraitic minc located near
Aurora, fifty miles north Of Duluth,
have been fighting a forest fire which
has completely surrounded the settle
ment. The location Is in danger of
destruction il the wind does not
change or lessen in velocity
Hundreds of men have been fight
ing fires one mile west of. Hibbng at
the Mahonng mine location The fire,
Of incendiary origin, was started b..
Montcnegrins, who had been elected
from their homes for the payment
of rent.
Forest fires tonight completely sur
round the village of FoXboro twelve
miles southwest of Duluth, in Douglass
county, Wis
Reports from Two Harbors, MINI.
indicate that vast forest fires are
spreading throughout the northern
portion of Cook and Lake countie,
| and that large areas Of standing tim.
Der have been destroyed.
A block of business buildings al
Washburn were destroyed by fire to.
day Damage 100000,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
Toresl Tircs IN North Onlnrlo.

Winnipeg, Sept. 10.-The Canadlah
Pacific railroad reports one of the
worst fires in the history of New on
tario to be raging along its line north
and east Of Fort William Disaster Is
facing the small villages The Pigeon
River Lumber company is a heavy
loser in the destruction of its camps,
The people are panic-stricken and are
rushing into Fort William and Port
Arthur.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11

cident with the reeeiverslY 4 : 6eed-
ings. an attachment for :, :, hds OF
the company was seeureg Sc Z by an
attorney representing - ard Ma
tional bank Of PhiladeY IS 4 a claim
for $4,000 This an = = Is alleged
TO have been obtain9 v$ 4 the bank
by means of frauduI' ~ krepresenta-
tions. In a statema. (de by w V.
Booth. president Of the company. the
reeeivership is declared TO have been
rendered necessary because instead OF
mortgaging its property. the company
has relied for funds upon the sale of
its short time commercial paper. some
of which it has been unable to renew.
The basis for the receivership was a
claim of $7,6SS, alleged by the Linen
Thread company 10 be due on a note.
Bethea in the United States district
court. and a deputy marshal who was
sent to levy, reported that he could
not find sufficient property to satisfy
the claim. Thereupon the thread COM
pany joined with Booth of Baltimore
in asking for a receiver Booth de-
clared thar he owned 7,494 shares Of
the preferred stock and I,13S shares
of the common stock of the company,
There are $4,000 shares of preferred
and 10000 shares Of the common
stock, all told.
A. oPoth & Co. was organized in
1876 and took over at that time the
business of the A. Booth Packing com
pany, which had long been in exist
ence It's business, besides the CATCH
ing, selling and distributing of fish and
oysters consisted in the transportation
OF passengers and freight on Lake Su-
perior and the maintenance ana OPP
warehouses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
crisis Past In Range country

Duluth, Sept. l0.-The range settle
ments are now fairly safe from the
range fires, and the crisis appears to
be past. The danger, however, will
not be over until drenching rain
comes
The Gopher has reached Grand Ma
rails and reports from there are to the
effect that the town Is safe for the
present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
Hawall NomInalcs Deleeatc.

Honolulu, Sept. lO.-The demo-
cratic territorial convention today
nominated l.. l.. McCandless Tor con-
gress.
The platform adopted declares that
a speedy change of the labor system
is necessary; otherwise the territory is
lost to occidental civilization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
Democratic Nominee Withdraws.

Ravenna, Ohio, Sept. lO.-Judge Da-
vid l., Rockwell. democratic nominee
for lieutenant governor. today an
nounced that he is to withdraw from
the democratic state ticket. He had
preferred the nomination Of secretary
of state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
bad Blaze in Sun Frnncisro

San Francisco, Sept. 10.-Fire to-
night destroyed the two plating mills
and hardwood supply of Edward f.
Nlehaus and Company and the lumber
yard Of the Vanarsdale- Harris com
pany, adjoining, the total loss being
estimated at 100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
HnTIe,s Eorccs Defented.

Paris Sept 1O,--A special dispatch
from Tangier says that Chief Mtgoul
won great victory over the Hafig
forces near Morocco city September
3-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11
Wei KNOWN Comno.er Dead.

Toulouse, Sept 1O.--Justln Clerlce,
the composer, died here today He
was born In Beunos Ayres IN 1868, and
came to Paris in 1882 lie composed
several comic operas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-11

Lexington. Kya Sept i0.--Flre to-
night al Paint Lick. IN Gerard couh-
ty. twelve miles from lancaster, Ky.
caused loss of 100000. aud Is still
burning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
DECLARES THIS Is
DEMOCRATIC YEAR
Addrr>, of Chairman Clayton at Den
yer said Co BE- Most Powerful
Ever Delivered BEFORE Va
tioual Party Convention.
Roasted Republicans.

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f...t.,. .,r rh. R.uuhIic.u rart. DO is
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

DEW COL-Spe oial-lt is
Bryan and Kern against Tat and
sherman the West against fEe East
in the great race Tor the Presidency
of the United States O. be- settled bog
the electorate in Novemter next
William Jennings Ryan. OF Neoias-
ka. was nominated for ne thlrd time
for the Office 80 Pre- slCeDt az TIE
United States by the Democratic Ma
tioual Convention AZ g. 80 o'clock Fri-
day morning. July lOth. amid scenes
OF frenzied enthusiasm. Tie result
came after an all-EiEEt session. which
was kent iu constant state 90 tur.
mou up 20 the eliminating nome ui
when the Nebraska leader W4s plC-
claimed the choice ~ tre convention
% the IT, mocratic standard bearer
The nomination Was mace or ft' FIRST
and only ballot. tre tn-e sfar1lrE
William Jennings r-Ear. $685. Gov
ernor John A. JONAS ST.. -oe.
George GRAY. s- ats-r- or l.t t,i
Nrr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

made 20 apparent that tie chances of
an other candidates had been eNtin-
guishc6 Air. Towne. in person. was
the Grsf candidate to reCoEnize tat
decisive uature Cf the Kern move
ment and in "a ringing speech with
drew his name. and pl, DICED his sup
port to tire ticket of BRYAN and ke
Withdrawals quickly follow ca from
the numerous suprortt Us of Howe d.
OF Georgia and NcNt 40. of Connect
cut and tle Indiana candidate was
LEFT alone m thc Geld.
The withdrawal OF the Connection
candidate WAS accompanied b1 mo
tion that the nomination OF Kern o.
made bt reclamation The motion
was carried with deaftuiug shout
and tho great asst w.lase broke infD
clamorous demonstration over The as
complishmeut ot ifs Wcrk and tlt
completion OF the Democratic ma.
tioual ticket.
The nomination was made nc f-.
fo'cloCk. and the convention the reupct
adjourned without day
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
6RAVELY PRESIDENT OF
VA. PRESS ASSOCIATION

NEWPORT NEWS. Special
The Virginia Press Association closed
its twelfth annual session July 7th.
following the election OF officers. and
took a steamer al Old Point for Wash
ington. where they were the guests OF
the Chamber of Commerce of Wash
ington.
At the business session several in
teresting papers were read Among
them was a paper OF President ". :.
Copeland urging a revision of the Viz
ginia libel law.
Ofncers were elected as follows.
President-A =. Grayely. Henry
Bulletin. Martinsvilie
Vice President b. Williams. Of
Richmond News-I.eader
stary-J. l. Hart, Farmville
Herald.
Treasurer-R. H. Beazley. South
+ Boston Herald.
HistOrian-Miss Bertha Gray Rob
insOn. Orange Obse rver.
National Executive Committeeman
I ". S Copeland, Newport News Times
Herald.
Executive COmmittee-A. p. Rowe
c. ]. Campbell. NJ. p Harrison. X. +
barham and Mcdonald Lee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
GRAND WORK DONE
FOR EDUCATION
North Carolina Campaign Committee
Makes Excellent Showing Of Prog
rcsS for Past Year-COurt
Railing Helps schools.

RALEIGH. y. Especial. The
work 81 the North Carolina Education
al Campaign Committee for the past
year and the progress of education in
the State for the year is presented
most Creditably in a report just COM
pleted in the Office OF the state super
intendent az Public instruction here
and forwarded 90 Treasurer II. r
Fries. of the Education Campaign
Committee. ar Winston Salem.
10 shows that during the year The
campaign committee sent twenty-five
different speakers into different parts
OF the State 90 advocate the various
phases OF educational advance ment
The number OF local TAX districts in
the state increased during TIE year
July T. 1907 Co July 7. 1905 from sos
90 zoo. these being distributed in nine
ty-one of the ninety-eight counties.
The grand total of funds raised bv
special local taxation for schools IS
S1Ne.675. an increase of S166.3le over
the previous YEAR.
Emphasis is put ON the action o'
the State Supreme Court in declaring
constitutional the act of the @legisla-
ture requiring the county commission
ers 70 levy sufficient taxes 90 assure
four months Of school for each az The
school districts. this being declared 70
mean more for the cause OF puei.c cc-
cation In the state than anything tina
has transpired In a decade.
The state Education Campaign Com
mittee is composed OF State Superin
tendent j. Y. Joyner. II. r, Fries
Winston Salem. Ex-Governor Charlie
= Aycock. Goldsboro. Governor r. r
Glenn and G. II. Mebane. the latte
being secretary
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
APPLIED TORCH To INV YORk
TENEMENT WHILE OFFICERS
STOOD ABOUT.
WOULD NOT GIVE UP $500
Lives Of 300 Persons Endangered BE-
cause Owner oi Ruildinr Refused
Demands OF italian CanE
Blaze started I'M same
Block With Police
headquarters.

NY YORK Special .fnitr fae
shadow OBJ police nt atrut frF
Black hart Socit tt sent aa assent fo
destroy a barge .frr-s.or. rrueulrnf
louse. In Uhich .Hn persons srrt
sltrrme because the lessee of tnt
house. Francesca GHoreuso. had rr-
fused to hr hiandmalei ouf of $500
The absolute Indifference ot fr.
black handlers to thr poiice has been
more apparent each iaV ns the sn.
cltrt becomes more ANA more ACTIVE.
ONLY ffV mornings ago. while fnrer
policemen Wfre Watching a house iu
East ifth Street. which hat het o.
fhrratt "A mau Slipped into the
place. touched od "a Bomb and mad.
his Was to the street. "A ben the en-
plosion occurred the three poucemr=
we're almost hurled from their Feet
The building that Nas attacked With
hrr extends from 2~4 to -sh Nul
berr, Street Police headquarters is
az 5000 and policemen reporting Gov
duts or going on duts are coustanflN
passing the uucment The weather
heing hot number az men held on
reserve Vtre in front of che head
quarters building gettlng air when
a. urW spaper reporter hurried up and
said
That big tenement house oNer there
is On hre
The policemen looked aut suu
enough blaze Nas mounting from tht
afrh to sixth floors in the 'FRONT.' apart
meuts The uolirr hurried un fo d
vacant apartment ou fhe hftn too'
aud found mattress soaked Wiu
furneutiue ahilre TheN threw th'
burning material QUE of the 0indoe
before much llmase had hfen tou.
hut NOT before fhe families hAd utti
awakened
Then came thc usual mad rush I'd
the street Many frightened utrsan
tonk to fhe roof aui others to tnr hr
escape AID reached fnt srornd ID
safety and fhc flames We're soou tN
tnrmsned
Investigation then revealed the tat
chat GInrrusO Eat heru rrreiN iu
BLACK Hand letters and Dc was plat
that the blaze Was the ~orh OFF OBJ
aerrfs of tne notorious snlir'.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

say Gordon s7s7Ss7 70 b. defeated.
while Congressman Carter Glass pei9
only two cents 90 secure his seaf foe
another term But cordffions in trs
two sections we're diferent
Mr. Gordon. Hho Uas tsfeaIta ~
Hon a.. q Cariin after a Bitter cE1t.
has disd the schedule Of his eyp@Dcszs-
Congrs ssuan Glass stated thal ~
oniy expense Incurred by hir in ~
election was fte coat Of one teo-cs ~
DosfaEe stamp used iu r.a1rg -
artice ard cfFf,ffd cheek Cd tse Sc
refarv 90 fhe Common ufaith.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Snec1ed Ills EyebaIl Out.

OTTOWA Special Corp Hart of
London. Ontario. who is taking mill
ary course az Guelph ont. sueeLed
SO hard that De- sn-ezed his ey eball
out The doctors put 30 back again.
The sight viii not De- affected and the
man promises 20 De- AS weN AS ever.
Ii is the hrst case of the kind on
record I'm Canada.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Apeslrnhlr Po.IiIon.

The National Business college Roa-
noke. Va. has just secured very de-
sirable position for student Miss
Cora Gardner. With the State Eufo-
mOlogist. az Blacksburg. Va.
This excellent Business College IS
placing it's students in positions every
week Young people would DO we'll
10 write for a catalogue. Their adj
vertisement appears elsewhere tn this
paper