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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
SOCORUO COUNTY
INSTITUTE OPENS
summer school viii Last -Four Weeks
and Starts Out With Promise
Of Good Results.

Socorro, n NJ, July 21.--The So
cUrro county teachers institute,
which began Monday and will last
four weeks. is proving TO be the most
enthusiastic and helpful summer
school held in this county and gives
big promise of successful session.
The enrolment IS almost double that
OF fast year.
superintendent Torres consulted
the wishes ef the teachers ana In ac-
cordance with their unanimous de-
sire selected Supt W. d. Sterling,
of the Albuquerque public schools, as
conductor. Supt. Sterling conducted
the institute here last year. During
the last two weeks he win be assisted
by Mrs. Northrup, OF Las Vegas.
Supt. Torres plans TO make this a
banner year In Socorro county schools
and the teachers are responding uni
ytrsally to his efforts.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
FRANCE AWAITS A *
new MINISTRY
Bourgeois May Take Place Left Va
cant by Gemenccau aud Old
Members VIII BE Retained.

Paris July 21.--The formation of
new ministry to take the place of
the Clemenceau cabinet, which retir-
ed last night after an attack on Del
casse by Clemenceau during a discus
sion of naval scandals. was taken up
this morning. 1t is now assured that
three members OF the old cabinet will
be retained. 1t ia believed the pre-
miership will be offered to Bourgeois,
former minister of foreign affairs. al
as premier and Delcasse as minister
OF marine is mentioned.
Theidefeat of the Clemenceau min
istry followed sighting illusions by
the premier to the French humilia-
tions in the Morocco controversy.
Premier Clemenceau. who always
has been an adversary of NJ. Delcasse.
smartlng under the criticisms and
doubtless over-conhdcnce OF a major
ity. taunted the exminister of foreign
affairs. who was thrown overheard by
the Rouvier ministry at the dictation
of Germany during the crisis in 1905
with having lead France TO humlia-
ton at Algeciras. The specter of
that chapter OF Frances foreign his
tory in which Delcasse was sacrificed
was a fatal error. Instantly there was
an uproar OF dissent from both sides
Of The cii sinuSy DeleaaSe fEins ai,se
the taunt In C1emenceau's face with
bitter words, declaring, amid cheers
that France had gone TO Algeciras in
the interest OF peace.
The chamber was In an uproar when
the premier took his seat Amid the
widest excitement the vote was taken
and when It was announced that the
government had been beaten 212 to
176, Clemenceau stalked out of the
chamber, followed by the other min
listers in token that he intended to
resign.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
YOUTH CONFESStS
NE FORGED NAMES
Adams Arrested Today aud Placed In
Jail, But May BE Given Another
Chance.

a was 'The cold, gray dawn of this
morning after" Tor Roy Adams. Che
20 year old boy. accused of forging
the name of Fidel Romero, a butcher
on Gold avenue, to two checks for
ten dollars each, when he was arrest
ed this afternoon by Policeman Tony
Guivera and given the range of the
new city holdover.
The policeman received word that
Roy Adams had been seen near Fifth
street and Gold avenue this afternoon
and went in pursuit of the boy on a
bicycle. When Adams saw the po-
lceman he turned and ran down an
alley. The policeman pursued him on
a bicycle and he was soon overtaken.
When locked in the holdOVer. he
cried.
The checks Adams issued were
Cashed by the Montezuma saloon and
by F. Gradi. also a saloon keeper.
Adams admitted to an officer and to a
reporter today that he forged the
checks.
81 was drunk when / did II and out
of money: | had a crazy spell and
didn't stop to think what l was doing.
The worst of il is the Romeros were
my friends and it was mean trick
to do to them. After I sobered mp
l had part of the money left and was
going to return It. Then / thought
there was no use In giving back part
of the money so I kent it all. If can
fix il up so / can get out OF here, III
go to work and pay 1t all back a.
quick as / can. It's the first time |
was ever arrested and it's pretty
tough"
Adams admits that he has another
name which is his correct one. He
gave II TO the police but asked that
it be not published. He said he lived
in Chicago and came to Albuquerque
during the races last year.
when | realized what I had done.
some of the boys advised me 10 get
out of town. ! said / wouldn't leave
for something seemed to tell me that
! was going 20 get arrested anyhow
and / decided to stay here and face
IT, was trying to get job today to
see If couldn't square up for those
checks"
Adams showed that he had been
suffering from dose of rconsciencs
and cried as he talked. He is youth
ful in appearance and presents the ap-
pearance OF a bright boy who has
knocked around the world just trif1t
more than was good for one OF his
years.
He said he had been working az
the Romero ranch for five months and
only came TO town a few days ago He
drank few more beers than were
good for him. ran out OF money. owed
for his room rent and then wrote the
checks.
The saloon men who cashed the
checks have been Informed Or the
boys arrest and this afternoon are
considering whether or not they want
chance
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21

Galveston Texas. July 2l.--A hur-
miles an hour, cut Galveston off from
all communication for several hours
today All wires were down for some
time and the railroad bridge was
washed away, cutting off all commun-
ication.
The water washed over the sea wall
and flooded some of the streets to
a depth of four feet. The storm,
which was general along the gulf
coast, passed to the south at o'clock
when communication was resumed.
Many Are I'm Danger.
Houston, July 21.--Frorn the nature
of gulf hurricanes it is certain that
if the water at Galveston has risen
above the sea wall theHe Is also high
water along the gulf cosst for a hum
dred miles in either direction.
The gulf coast is very low with
habitations almost at the waters
edge. Hurricanes blow tremendous
tides against the shore, overflowing
for many miles what is ordinarily dry
land. From this fact it is believed
that fishing villages and small com
munities and summer resorts along
the coast are in grave danger.
Advices received here from Calves
ton say that a fishing sloop was hurl-
cd by the wind through the center
of the bridge that unites Galveston
with the mainland, thus destroying all
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
BUT TIE STRIKERS
MADE NO TROUBLE
Action of Court Did Not Cause In
pccted Riot at Car Compauy's
Plant.

Pittsburg, July 2I.-The expected
trouble following the refusal of the
court TO intervene between the strik-
ers and Pressed Steel Car company
did not materialize this morning.
About 200 men were working this
morning.
In spite of the agreem ment reached
last night between strikers and thH
Standard steel Car company at But
Ter. only a quarter OF the force re-
turned to work this morning. tho
Others giving as their reason the
presence of constabulary
In refusing to intervene in the
strike at McKees Rocks, the com
mon pleas court said.
"We find the court has no right 20
compel the company t. re-employ
these men or TO compel the company
10 operate its plant or pay their men
more money or 10 install a new wasr
system.
we only have jurisdiction in re-
gard ~ trouble growing Immediately
cut OF the strike and any request Tor
a restraining injunction against VIC
lence which may lead to loss of life
or damage 10 property will be coz
sidered.
We sustain the demurrer Of the
company in all points except that
which concerns the right of a taxpay-
er 20 file such a bill"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21

St. Louis. July 21.-Another chap
ter has been added to the remarkable
career of Broughton Brandenburg
magazine writer and adventurer, by
the second disappearance from this
city of his little stepson. Jas. Shepard
Cabanne III. Brandenburg already
stands accused of kidnapping the child
once and taking him to San Francis
CO. 1t was there he was arrested on
charge of selling forged interview
with the late Grover Cleveland.
Cleared of the forgery charge in a
New York court, Brandenburg had to
stay in a cell here until bail was pro-
cured for him on the kidnapping
charge.
Jas. Shepard Cabanne. father of the
child has left 81, Louis also. His
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
ARGENTINE RECALLS
HER MINISTER TO
BOLIVIA
Diplomatic Relations Between
the Two Governments
We're Severed
Today.
BOUNDARY ROW
CAUSED ACTION
Aggressive Attitude OF Argentine
and Popular CIamor
Of Bolivia Held Re-
sponslble for
Trouble.

La Paz. July 21.--The Argentine
government has recalled her minister
TO Bolivia on account OF the dispute
over the decision of President Al
corta in the Bolivian-Peruvian boun-
Gary dispute. The Bolivian minis
ter to Argentine has been given his
passports and diplomatic relationa
between the two countries are sew
cred.
This action followed the failure of
efforts to meet the aggressive atti-
tude of Argentine on one hand ana
the popular agitation of Bolivia on
the other. The order of President
Monies to suspend the centenary
fetes at La Paz in view OF the boun-
dairy decision. which Is regarded IS
a national calamity, was the matn
cause of offense 20 Argentine.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21

wires and cutting off communication
with the city.
Waves are breaking over the sea
wall and several bathing pavillions
have been destroyed. The waves are
twenty feet high and the velocity Of
the wind is So miles an hour.
Sends Special Train.
Manager Van Week, of the South
ern Pacific. has sent a special train
20 collect the frightened inhabitants
of villages along the coast and bring
them to Houston.
Sabina Pass is under water aud the
Southern Pacific tracks are inuu-
dated No well founded report of
loss of life has been received here.
Mountain High Waves.
Mobile, July 2l.--Vessels arriving
here report storm on the gulf with
the seas mountain high off Mobile
bar. Vessels are unable to make the
harboF.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
BEATEN TO OtAIH
DECLARES MOTHER
Saws Her son Was Killed by the
Gang and Bullet Wound
Was Then Inflicted
TO Indicate
Suicide.

Annapolis july 21-Lieutenant WI
liam f. Bevan, officer of the guard on
the night Lieutenant sutton was shot,
resumed his testimony this morning
in the inquiry into the death of Lieu
tenant Sutton two years ago, which
has been ordered as a result of the
charge that sutton did not commit
suicide but was killed in a fight.
Bevan, whose testimony differed in
several particulars from that of
Adams and Osterman. told of seeing
Sutton in his tent door, pointing a
revolver at the feet of Lieutenant
Rocker, after 1t had been reported
10 him that there was a fight in the
marine camp Bevan says he placed
both under arrest, but that Sutton
made a remark about going to leave
camp for good" and ran down the
path, disregarding the order of arrest.
Later. hearing shots, Bevan stated
that he ran toward the parade
ground, where he found Osterman
ana Sergeant Dehart sitting on SUIT
ton and Adams trying to get at SUIT
ton to strike him. Bevan said he then
took hold of sutton TO prevent him
from using his revolver. when some-
one shouted MY God, he has killed
Rocker sutton then extended an
arm toward his head and fired, kill
ing himself. Bevan denied hearing
sutton threaten the life of anyone in
camp.
Sutton's mother asserts the belief
after hearing Bevan's story, that her
son was beaten to death in a quarrel
with the officers, and the bullet wound
was afterwards inflicted
Lieutenant Edward p. Rocker, a
much wanted witness. who has left
the service. has not been found. 1t is
unlikely that Miss Margaret Stewart,
of Pittsburg. who spent the evening
preceding his death with Sutton. will
testify She is said to be in Canada
and is unwilling to return to testify.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
ROA1 TO MOGOllON
FOLLOWS OLD ROUTE
Road Boards Engineer Returns From
Inves igaIiOn of Two Proposed
Routes.

Santa Fe, July 21.--Englneer John
Merriwether of the good roads com
mission, returned today from Silver
city. having completed his survey Of
silver City Mogollon road and Is now
preparing his plats and profiles. The
road is scant 76 miles long. much
less than had been expected. TO the
surprise of the engineer, it was also
found that the proposed Bear noun
tain route, only cut off about one
thousand feet of the distance. instead
of seven miles as had been antitipat-
ed. The old route will Therefore be Sc
lected
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
PROPER PRICE IS
FIXED ON LANDS
Government Classl6es Wyoming Land
That Was secured by Fraud.

Washington. July 21--lt was an
nounced today that the department Of
the interior had classified as coal land
and restored to the public domain
certain unappropriated public lands
In the Evanston district OF Wyoming
fixing the price for disposal In some
cases as high as $500 an acre.
The tract includes lands involved
in what is known as the Horse Thief
canyon cases. Investigation months
ago showed that much valuable coal
land in that district had been secured
by alleged fraudulent operations and
the land was reconveyed to the gov
ernment with $4,000 for the coal ex-
tracted. The price fixed on these
lands containing coal at prices based
on their intrinsic value.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
NATIONAL GUARDS
WASTING POWDER
soldiers IA Las Vegas Engaged Today
i'm Battle North of the CiIS.

Las Vegas y. NJ. July 2l-This
place today has been within hearing
OF the fercest kind OF a mimic battle
carried on north of the city by tie
National guard. There were yolleys
ana volleys and Intermittent pepper
ings Several thousand rounds OF
ammunition were fireu.
The next big feature Dr the en-
Campment viii be the military Osll
which will he rendered Governor cur
ry and stad saturday night at he
Duncan opera house. on Friday
evening at the same place the soldier
boys will be the guests OF the Las
Vegas Optic at a dance.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
THE FAST FRtIGHTS
OFFER RICH LOOT
Eastern Bandits Abandon Express
Trains for Cars of Fine silks.

New York. July 2l.-Abaudoning
their attempts on express trains as
too dangerous, eastern train wreckers
are turning their attention to fast
freights as Offering less risk and
equally rich booty. The arrest OF five
men at Hackensack has revealed
plot 10 wreck a fast freight on the
West Shore road. Distractions were
placed on the track but were discoy-
cred before the train arrived Goods
valued at many thousand dollars have
been stolen from freight cars in the
past few months evidently by an or
ganized gang which makes a specially
OF silks and valuable fabrics.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
ONCE WAS ENOUGH

Philadelphia, July 2l.-Seven- year
old Bennie Cohen walked into Roose-
welt hospital today with a cut on hi
head. With tears rolling down his
cheeks Bennie told the doctor he and
his little sister We're paying husbanl
and wife.
Il came home late" he said, IAN
sister took a poker and beat me over
the head with It."
Asked II he Vould be married aga!a,
Benuie replied '.Not vet. Not even
soon.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
SPANISH PEOPLE
OPPOSE FIGHTING
Demonstration Was Made Against
Government When Troops Were
Sent Against Morocco.

Madrid. July 21.-Much excitement
prevails here on account Of the op-
position of the people 10 a Spanish
Morocco war. There have been sew
eral demonstrations in front OF the
ministry of war aud much riOting.
The departure OF the first troops TO
reinforce the garrison OF Malilla was
the signal for a great protest
The Moorish tribesmen attacked a
Spanish outpost this morning but
were repulsed with gatling guns.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
CLoUDBURsT CAUSED
DANGER TO TOWN. ;

Milwaukee, July 2I.--A cloud
hurst today in northern Wisconsin
endangered several villages and did
100000 damage. The dam at White
River was washed out. imperiling
Odauah whose Inhabitants were
warned to leave, The state FISH
hatchery at Bayfield, was wrecked anl
millions OF fish were carried into the
lake Trains were cut off from Asa
and and Bayfield,. 'feavy rains en-
dangered the village OF Heigbern.
MINI.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21

wherea bouts are concealed by mem
bers of the aristocratic Cabanne fam
ily, the oldest west OF the Mississippi.
Brandenburg married Mrs. Cabanne
after a divorce sensation. The boy
vanished, was brought back by Off
GERS. then vanished again. The : r.
ond time the family feared a kidnaper
was holding him for ransom A man
was seen talking with the boy near
his home on Cabanne avenue, and
this man was supposed to be men,
Der of the Black Hand
Now the child's mother and Bran
denburg are believed to hold the Sc
cret of the boys present whereabouts.
The child will return and testify for
Brandenburg, it is believed, when the
trial of the author for the first kid
naping is held in September.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
TAFT AND DIAz
TO EXCHANGE VISITS
Executives won't Meet on the Bridge
But VIII Visit Each o her
Ashore.

Washington, July 2t.--Instead Of
shaking hands across painted
boundary on the bridge at FL Paso,
President Taft and President Diaz
will exchange visits. Taft crossing to
Mexico and Dia2 setting foot on Am
erican soil. 1t will be necessary for
Diaz to obtain permission from the
Mexican Congress to leave Mexico
The meeting win take place on Tafts
western trip after Sept -.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
GOVERNOR CURRY
At THE CHAUTAUQUA
Executive of the Territory Chief At
traction Today at MOuntainair.

Mountainair, n. NJ. July 21.-GOv-
ernor Curry's presence at the chau-
thuqua today brought out a big crowd
end the governor wac the center Of
attraction He arrived this morning
and this afternoon made an address.
Rev. 4. NJ Harkness will give an
illustrated lecture this evening.
Friday evening the chautauqua
chorus will present the operetta
"Laila." Saturday win be forestry
day, with a lecture in the afternoon
by a. b. Recknagel, of the United
States forestry service. and a lecture
N the evening by Hon. r.. A. Mann.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
BANK OF COMMERCE
AWARDED JUDGMENT

Santa FC, July 2l.-Judge JOhn z.
McFie today gave judgment for the
Bank Of Commerce versus G. l..
Mead & Co. of Albuquerque for
$1,459 90. He also gave default juig-
ment in four divorce cases, three o.
them from Rio Arriba county and one
from san Juan county
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
YOAKUA COULDN'T
RIDE ON CREDIT
subway Ticket Chopper Refused to
Trust Railroad Magnate Who
Didn't Have "a Nickel

New york. July 21.-B. F. Yoakum.
president Of the Rock Island and one
OF the kings of finance, in a desperate
hurry to reach his office this morn
ing found himself in the subway
without a nickel, Attempts to bor-
row Or stand of the ticket chopper
were UnavaiHng. As soon as Yoakum
reached his office I've bought a thous-
and tickets and ordered them distrib-
uted among the pockets OF every suit
Of clothes he owns
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
WESTERN MINERS TO
REVISE THEIR LAWS

Denver, July 21.-The officers of
the Western Federation OF Miners
win probably be instructed this after
noon 70 call meeting OF joint com
Inittcr Of all mine workers to draft
a constitution under which all undc--
ground workers may be united. 4
resolution which provides against any
affiatiOu with the American Fed
cIatioH of Labor iS bitterly opposed
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
nuNTING SAVE nLoMEns.

santa Fc, y. M July 2l.-rhree
sefe blowers operated in Chama, Ri
Arriba county. last night, breaking
into The safe of Boyer and Coble an /
then making their escape headed to-
ward Santa Fe reward OF 500
Is Offered for their ~zpturc aud tn
territorial mounted police have been
modified ia the pursuit.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
Local Office Hears News.

The local Santa Fe offices were no.
tilted this afternoon that communica-
ton had been cut off with Galveston
as the result of a hurricane which de-
stroyed the wires connecting that city
with the mainland The report stated
that waves had washed over the sea
walLinundating part of the city but
no information OF the loss of life or
property damage was received.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
TERRIFIC HURRICANE
SWEEPING THE GULF COAST

GdlveStOn'S Famous Sea Wall Not Ade-
Qudte as Barrier and Streets of the
Texas City We're Again Flooded. while
a Sixty -Mile-dn- Hour Wind Wrecked
Wires and Buildings, Throwing Fish
ing SIOOp Against Bridge to the
Mainland.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
sTOLEN GOODs IN WAGON.

Chicago, July 2t.-Attempts To col
lect the wheel tax resulted today ia
the recovery Of $4,000 worth Of stolen
goods. A uuyer on a wagon was
stopped by a policeman who asked 10
see his license. The driver fled. after
frin gat the policeman. aud the stolen
goods were fouEd n his wagon.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
HER NSnEs AT REST.

Colorado Springs, July 2l.-rne
a. hes OF Mrs. Margaret Howell Jes-
torson Davis Hayes, daughter OF the
Confederacy were placed at rest in
Evergreen cemetery here today after
simple service. The ashes win be
taken to Richmond for finaI inter
ment ina the Davis family vault m
October
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
SPECIAL TRAIN SENT TO BRING FRIGHTENED PEOPLE
Z FROM TOWNS ALONG THE TEXAS COAST TO HOUSTON

waves Twenty Feet High Came Over the Wall al Galveston
and Flooded the Streets Depth OF Four Feet While It
Is Feared That Many Have Per:shed Low Lands Along
the Coast Where Water Had Clean sweep. Storm Ex.
tended Several Hundred Miles In Either Direction From
Galveston
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
q . O o y o . =
DON'T WORRY.

During this hot weather you
} should do Just as little work and
frettiug ss possible If you want
TO keep cool and hcalthful. One
Of the best ways to prevent wOr-
~ Is To let someone else do the
} worrying for you. A little want
} ad in The citizen VIII do your
work and do your worrying II
} will sell what you have to sell
} ana buy what you want 70 buy.
} Telephone 10. Read the clas-
slfied page every day and see
} what il sdOes for others
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21

Dsnwr, csIo., July 2l.--Fslr isaIgti
an THURSDAY.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-21
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. I-T4S p. m.
No 4-Is. so 2. m.
No. 7--1o. S. p. m.
No, s. 8. 20 p. m.
No. e4Ik4s p. m.
- .
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-12
ANSWERS :. TO : QUERIES

price on each to win. and if Giiead was even
money Tor place at any time in the bettingf
The Call has not that record as its
list or races was destroyed in the 1906
fire. Possibly some old, time reader
may be able TO answer the questioner.
ADDRESSES NJ ~. Waldo. Cal. In
writing 70 Z stranger for addresses of profess
dividual addressed lives, Is 1t customary TO in
close return postage?
IL Is sufhcient to ask stranger or
an acquaintance to hunt sup the infor-
nation desired and write it without
expecting him to pay postage Any one
asking for information for personal
use should at all times inclose with
the question a self-addressed and
stamped envelope
PRESIDENTS SALARY w G.. city.
United States?
At this time it is $4,000 year. with
an allowance of $4,000 a year for ex-
penses of his office. letc
LIGHTEST wOOD-N.. City What is fhe
hghtest wood Of commerce.
The books say Virginia pine, II
pounds to the cubic foot.