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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
HOWL|NG GALE
PR0STRATtS
WIRES
MIDDLE STATES I'M
GRIP OF HURRICANE
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i
Chicago. April 1-Wiros east et
Chicago as far as pittsburg went down
rapidly in today's gale according to
the telegraph companies. Wheeling
w Va reported every wire down east
Of that point. or the numerous leased
wires running east of Chicago but
one was working this afternoon and
conditions were said to bee growing
worse
In this city several persons received
minor injuries from topping fences
and loosoned sign boards scores OF
plate glass windows were broken. BY
far the most freakish whlm of the
storm was to give a pcrilouA ride to
Samuel Holland. an elevated railroad
conductor. Holland was seated IN the
runway of box car on the Metro
politan elevated when the roof was
lifted by the gale 1t maintained 4
horizontal position and Holland went
whirling away He lit over hundred
feet from tho starting place none the
worse for his experience. The roof
settled to the ground with compare
tive steadinoss considering its weight
Friends among the train crew in-
sisted that the conductor must be in
tcrnaIly injured and took him to al
physician but the latter confirmed
Hollands statement that he was un-
hurt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
ISASTROUS STORM CAUSES
LOSS or LIFE At DIGTIOIr

Dciroit. ApriI IA soVor0 rnin
ana electrical storm which swept over
lower Michigan early last night was
followed bv wind storm OF unusual
violence and manv accidents and al
least ono death has been reported
Near Ionia lightning shot into "A
farm house along "A trlnphnnn wire
land leillrd eipht-vear-otd Unuinmin
Honnor. ana severely shocked two
other children while the family Of
scvcn wcrr sitting at ire diuinr table
Intrrurban traffir nut nf Grand
Rapids vas drhved bv the storm
Dozens Of harms I'm N-nstorn Ntiohiran
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
WHAT'SWH|SKY
PRESIDENT
IS ASKED
NOTED MEN IN WHITE
HOUSE CONFERENCE

BY Morning journal special Leased Wire

trcl
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washington Aplu nav -
whisky. anyway President Tart was
,sl,ed i'm a White House discussion to
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seldom II ever mas ""'D' ''Ne''
The earnest. official consideration OF
,...,....,...., i.., ..,f men For
@
Instance, among the i'""'"s ''"'''
present were Joseph ii. Choate' FOR
NOR ambassador to England. and
,.,i..,,. ,..,.,,,.,. secretary of
'o'''.
.,..... ,....,.. ,.ra-ent tho
~ '.i,.i. ,f ,.,...ticstl,- AN tho
,,.,.,g'a' ~ ,,fs ..,upfrv Mr.
~ '.-,...1 ,,,.' ,,,ns.4ian inter-
r''.itel.. -,,.,es.nted Ken
- 5ta.,,iar.
',s -. ,...,,..,,I Nyf,L.,.sham Sec
-, ,,.rt,,,ft,rs wilson. and Dr.
-, ~ v-i,ey IN. nuro food ex-
- -, a,,onr tha government
'.1,.r.sert,ti,cs heard
Tnd,r tbc ruIine of Former Attor-
mo-. C,,n.-,l l,onanarte i'm conson-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
REPUBLICANS
GET SETBACK
IN HOUSE
ADVOCATES OF FREE OIL
SCORE SIGNAL VICTORY
Speaker Cannon Appeals in
Vain for Cohorts to Stand Be-
hind the Ways and Means
Committee,

lBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Washington, - c. April This
was "a bad day for the republican or
ganizaton of the house BY the coali-
uon between some republican 'lnsur-
gents and the democrats, the ways
and means committee was boWled
over and the the advocates Of free
crude oil and its products won sig
nal victory when an amendment by
Mr Norris. Nebraska, placing the in
significant duty of one per cent ad
Nalorcm on those articles was adopt
ed by substantial majority
decision of the chairman that
amendments could not be offered to
the oil schedule other than the one
covered by the special rule Of last
Monday and which provided for the
removal of the counteryaling duty on
crude petroleum and applying an ad
aalorcm duty Of % per cent was over
turned and not even q fervid appeal
by the speaker. in an endeaNor to
rally the republican forces, was suffi-
cicnt To stem the tide aNowcdly against
the Standard OH company BY q prac-
ticallY unanimous vote the counter
Willing duty went out, as the commit-
tee has recommended
on An other propositions the COM
mittcc was sustained The barley
schedule ran the gauntlet without
change. Tea and coffee were placed
ON the free list
A collopy at first humorous, but
later resulting i'm personalities dcNcl
oped between Mr. stanley (Nentueky
and Mr. Clark louisiana and was
terminated only upon an objection BY
Mr. Crumpacker llndiana). that il
was against the dignity of Tire house
A ,igorous appeal was made by Mr..
Campbell (Kansas) for protection fol
Independent oil producers, who. ht
said, needed protection while the
Standard company did not
Seeing the wave Of sentiment in ia
vor of the amendment Speaker Can
non took the floor
Gentlemen he said, lis it not vel
to see WHOM You seek to punish some
body that YOU claim is bad. that you
do not, like Sampson. pun down th'
pillars ana have the temple fan upot
You.
Tho adoption of the Norris amend
meat, hc said. he would let ia pracl
Wlly free oil from MeNico "and still
The gentleman from Wisconsin unc
others clap their wings and crow and
cruelty the people they demagogue D.
dcnouncing the wicked standard oil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
HARTMAN AND HILL MAKE
PEACE PACT AT PORTLAND

Portland. ore. April Z Tho Port
land Tcrminal association is to all
mtents and purposes settled Only
word from the Harrimans director
IN New York ana the three year war
between Hartman and Hin interests
VIII =" a thing of the past
president Louis W. Hill Of the Great
Ncithorn. said today that lll the terms
lf the settlement had been asrced
upon bur that Mr. Hartman wanted
to- take the matter up with his board
when hc reacher New York. The de.
cision of this board viii be wired to
the local officials and all legal mat
GERS involved in the negotiations may
he concluded in a very short time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
RAILROAD COMMISSION
MUST FILE BIG BOND

Denver, April 7 state Treasurer
Galisan has announced that the colo
rado state railway commission must
file a bond of $4,000 before they
will De allowed to draw salaries and
expenses from the state treasury.
The law creating tho commission
has been attacked in the courts ana as
yet no decision has been reached by
the supreme court. The demand for
a bond is made to protect the state in
case the supreme court should declare
the law unconstitutional
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
COPPER COZ NTItN ISOI NTED
FROM OUTSIDE MOIsI.D

II0uEht0nl Mon. April I The oOp-
per country WAS practically ISOLATED
from the outside world today as re-
suit of a blizzard which swept down
on the district last night Telephone
and Geographic communication is de-
moralized. there being miles of wires
down Between four and slA inches
of snow fen in Houghton aud over a
foot in Calumet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
PHYSICIAN WINS HIS
CASE AGAINST QUEEN ILL
Dusk, iN-Rulcr ot Hawaii Must set
tie iIcr Doctor isiii

Washington April Former
queen Lnnuokolani uf Hawaii other
wise Mrs iydia Dominis' must pay
ST. 900 20 hcr court physician. under
Il Judgment r,udcrcd today ny chief
Justice Cahaugh. uf th. supreme
court of thc District Of Columbia. The
Judgment is ir favor of Dr Charles T..
English of this city. who declared DE
had "a contract 10 act AS medical adj
Wiser Of MIS-. Dominis for two years
at monthly salary OF $500 and "a
bonus of S5.o00. AT the end of two
months. during which hc received his
salary be- claimed she made it inns
possible for him to fui0l his con-
tract The former queen made no de-
Tense. TIE papers wii. hr forwarded
Go Horoinn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
JURY STILL
REMAINS ONE SHORT

san Francisco. Aprl Fifteen
men were put through the slow pro-
cess of Interrogation bv counsel today
in the effort To complete the jury TO
try Pat Calhnuu. president Of the Uni
ted Railways. on the bribery charge
resting against him. hut sll were dis
charged from tho box because OF fixed
opinions as % the guilt or innocence
Of the defendant Tho examinations
were featurcless and but rcpetitions
of the weary round Of questions which
have already consumed more than
eighty days -
The thirty third special venire.
composed OF sixty tax payers. WIS Of
drfed summoned 90 appear Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
To HUNT DOWN
MURDEROUS
STOCKMEN
WYOMING AUTHORITIES
STIRRED BY RANGE WAR
Believed Organized Conspiracy
to Drive Sheepmen From
County Exists Bic Reward
Offered For ASSaSSinS,


Cheyenne. Wyo. April - Sheriff
Alston. of Big Horn county today be-
gan rigid investigation Of the raid
last Saturday ON the sheep camp on
Spring creek, M which three wero
murdered
The sheriff is said to- have a STRONG
clue to the guilty men. A large mum
ber of old-timo stockncn are be
lievod to have banded together foi
the purpose of driving the sheep men
off the range as the cattle mon oh.
iect to the use OF The range for sheep
grazing
Tho dead men are believed to have
received threatening letters hef"r,
the raid
George Walker secretary of the
wyoming Wool Growers assuci4 IN
today appealed tu Governor Brooke
70 take immediate action toward
bringing tho raideis to justice, an,
urged him to Offer additional rewards
for their capture Tho sheep mci
have already offered reward OF
$4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
CIENFIAND IS7pI WED
IyN So NIII N HOUR GAf.I.

cleveland. o. April The storm
uhich prevailed Zoo northern ohio to-
dar practically isolated Cleveland
from communication with the east
Tho So mile gale made havoc in an
directions Telegraph and telephone
wires were reported down throughout
the state.
Navigation on ths lake was made
hazardous by the high seas. The barge
Norman Kelly s reported 70 boz adrifi
orf knih Island Niti fuuI mrr ani =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
SENATE COMMITTEE MECCA
FOR TARIFF ADVOCATE

w aSHtNBlOn, ~ g.. Rpfll t.--pn
slughts on the senate committee on
finance by prominent members o.
congress have bccomc so vigorou
since it became known that the work
Of Inserting rates in the tariff bin has
actually begun that there is danger Of
revision being decidedly upward. il
said. unless dear ears are turned t.
Imporunate interests
The only persons now seen 10y thu
committee are senators and dclega-
tious introduced bv senators in tho
forenoon Many other delegations
waited i'm the corridors all day to sct
Individual committee men during TN,
recesses.
Good progress is being made. how
over. ana senator Aldrich. the chair
ioan. said today that ne would pre-
dict that when the bin IS reported
viii h, seen that the revision ha
been downward esueically upun Tn,
ncccsslries of life
II is probable that the senate win
Do, I'm session ON saturday In order tc
receive the Payne hin from the house
Nscssi0n If Tho finance committee
then will he held i'm order to maxi,
up The amandrneuts thai have bcet
decided uuon and s.nd the bin TO the
printing offica
Tb. d.mo.r,tf,. members of th,
committee WIN Ne caiind in and al
effort n.,d,. to ,,btafn am agrc,men
with tb.m tba, win nnrmit the re.
poftinr of t,. biu h,. Tnesdav
A number 81 concerns manufacture
ing gas i'm New England oppose the
provision Including slack coal In tn
samc paraaranb with tftnminous coal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
WESTERN KENTUCkN
VISITED Bl TORN ADO

Lexington. Ky. Arru a.. Dispatches
say great damage Was done ln Wost-
ern Kentucky hy q tornado which
In Galloway county i-aao Balances
home was struck 10y the twlstrr aud
demolished and Balance was killed.
Balance was "a Confederate veteran
sharpshootcr during the civn war aud
was reported To- have slain more than
one hundred men.
II is reported that man was XIII
ed ~ Murray
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
FOUR SLAIN IN BATTLE
WITH TAX COLLECTORS

Monteleone Calabria, April T.
-Four men were killed and many 9TH
ers wounded in conflict in this town
today with the local carhineors. The
authorities are ondcuvorHg to collect
ncw taxes which are exceedingly uu-
popular As protest the people
marched through the streets in pro
cossion ana invaded the city hall. The
carhinccrs were called out wherenp-
on the people sounded the tocsin and
fierce riot followed in which the
soldiers fired upon the people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
CASTRO ANGRY
At AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT
WEST INDIAN PORTS
BARRED AGAINST HIM
Former Dictator Lands at
Martinique Fench Author
tiles Immediately Consider
His Expulsion From island,



Fort De France. April 7.--Cipriano
Castro, former president Of Vcnezue-
la has taken up his residence tempo
rariy at least, at this place He ar
rived here last night on the French
steamer Guadalupe which sailed from
Bordeaux on March 26. ana he was
very unwilling to- come ashore today
owing to the British government re-
fusal to permit him to discmbark at
Port Of Spain Trinidad
As the port authorities hare had
received no communication from the
French government they permitted
Castro to land without opposition.
considering him simply as private
individual He was accompanied by
his secretary His wife and other
members Of the party continued ON
their journey to La Guaira.
He was greatly wrought up over
the action of the British government
and when seen ON board the Guada-
lupe he expressed himself as having
been outraged by the treatment ac-
corded him He showed the utmost
Indignation at the action 90 President
Gomez. saying
1T was / who placed him i'm his
high position. ana / have been very
badly rccompensed But. justice is
immicnt and the only satisfactionn
that | desire is that the light shall be
thrown upon the affairs attributed 10
me"
Castro treated the captain of the
Guadalupe to farewell discourse in
which he limited at the possibilities
OF the future Then his glancc fall
ing on the United states cruiser Mon
tana in the offng he pointed i'm that
direction ana said. Patience. ann
may yet let loose revolution in cara
Helena"
Castro docs not disguise the belief
that the unexpected Intervention of
the United States and Great Britain
may yet let lose revolution in Cara
cas-
The Guadalupe, on board which
Senior Castro and his party sailed
from France. March 2G after four
months spent i'm Europe, came into
Fort De France late last evening
while at Pointc-A-Pitre on tho is-
land of Guadalupe. where the steamer
touched yesterday Castro was notified
by the British consul that the British
government had decided not To- permit
him To disombark az Port of spain.
Trinidad Consequently Castro de-
cided to leave tn Guadcmpc here.
Tho decision of tho British vcrn-
mcnt. acting on Request from the
state department at Washington. not
to allow him To land at Trinidad was
unofficiaily communicated 20 Castro "a
second time this morning Thu former
president Of Venezuela expressed him-
sclf as exceedingly annoyed and angry
at this decision which he character
lied as "a violation OF tho rights Of
man
He Is furiuusiy angry with the
American government ana the French
steamship company The latter had
refused 10 let him continiIc ON board
the Guadelupc 20 colon After .z-
pressing his annoyance an this uucX-
pectcd turn in his affairs Castro dis
claimed any beliicos intentions In o.
gard 10 the existing political situation
in Venezuela. with which h. had been
credited and De- declared his onl1 pur-
pose in returning 10 Venezuela was
10 give his attention % his private
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
10 Shin Bank Notes rromptIN

Washington, d c.. April Law
renee O. Murray. the comptroller OF
the currency has put into effcc- =
plan whereby the banks whose five per
cent redemption fund is good for the
redomptions as thcy come in, viii have
heir new notes shipped to them the
lazy the old notes are redeemed in
stead pf waiting for q week or ten
lays or even longer as under the old
)lan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08
STANDARD OIL
GOOD AND
GREAT
ATTORNEY EULOGIZES
ROCKEFELLER CONCERN
Government Accused of IryIog
to Steal Ida NJ. TarbeIl S
Patent on Conspiracy Of
1872 Hearing Of Trust Suit



tBy Morning journal spee''' Ie"se" ""ei
St Louis, April i-"M Miss Ida Tar
he'll is entitled to "A patent on the all
s.a.la.., an oon,,,i,.,r, IN
49,,
ie''' ueV'"i'" i-'Ns W 'V"i ~ ~
burn, the standard oil company $
chief counsel. today. during his argu-
ment before the United States circuit
court i'm the eovernment's ease to dis
solve the standard as a Violator Of the
sherman act
,.And " he added. turning toward
Federal Attorney Frank b. Kellogg
atho government here is irving to de-
nrtve her OF il
AIR Milburn compared the standard
IA tho human body. with its many
ramifications corresponding to the
blood and it's nine lines to the veins
and arteries
30 disnantlo this corporation
,,ould he to etrixo if dead II is like
~, nryanis,n of the human frame.
p,,.ory mart is so related to the other
mat tn sn,arate them volild be to
disn,on,har ana destroy If he said
tnste,d of boinp menace TO the in
d,nendcnt refiners AIR Milburn de-
r,area ~ standard bad ALWAYS led
no Vav and b1azed the trail in the oil
,,o,ll and that tho tndepcndents had
Nat - rnltou. as tbrv had always
,to,,o
- j.. Al, Dtil1,,rn,y contention that
.t. .st.,,,i,,.,I IL. I,an, . yrnatIv ma
,ia',,.,.1 ,,..,.,,.,,ton ,,hercas as mat
r.nt !, hah h,n, ~. nation,s
,rr..,t,st dn,.elonnr of NOT only local
5,,4 s,,...to, ,.nn,,,,,.ce
tta,,i,., told Yesterday Of 1obn u
,,,,,.,.,.e,.i1,.,.. ,,tro,i,ctinn ;nto tbo oi,
,,,,si,o.. ti,r,,,,h ,ha acn,,ieition OF n
rrsi,,,,,. in ,,Iryel,pd in t8G5 TODAY
~, N., v,,i, attn,,,,, continued III
rn,i+,l t,o tnld rirst af IN. establish
,,,e,t of rerinnrio. throughout tbe
ro,ntrv holm nrior ana subseo,ent to
tQ7n
mn. ris. ANA c.neral drvnlontnonts
nc ,,o et,ndard ,rin. A. tho trust
agroen,ont ~ tSs9 was nevt talkon M
H. ,old ~ IN, st,nd.rd,e o,rlv eIt-
man. NJ st,liiit, its ,no,,isitinn of
,,,o,ortios inclnIino nina limos down
- ie7r u,icb bn assertoa had becn
nc,.es,,., tn thc dcvolo,ment Of the
proyyinp business ana AZ
-, n,, nr D,, ,enro,nt,s or the now
hnsi,.ss
NJ ,tuhnrn noxi cxpl,insd tho mr..
ana ,.xtcueinn of mo oil
n,nrI,otine h,,sincss oftnr 1874 rhn
ri.ld o.as ben invaded oc-
cnrdnno "a AIR NIi1lmrn = feature
,,hi,h ,ho l,,,,nr cvntained yeitb
,,..,t .,,. o.nnri,llv as thc oc,n,isi-
't, ~, az r.,. .cnt or th. countr,,s
,..,,,..,,. fnl,rf..,ti,n b,. - Standard snh-
,iIi.r,. ,.o,,,,,ny tho calen, signat
~, co,,,an, u,rourb tbn alleped
,,a;,,,, 80 p1,t,.f.lrer r,onev in Tho
haI Mon ona of thn pov-
',.,.,,,,.,,,,., ,,.f,,li,,,I cb,re,e. ,gainst
~, ,,,,,,,ia,,t. ~, sl,ou,iny a tnndonc,.
,,,,,..,.,l ,,,,,,D,,,,lty.tion
~, ,rul,,,,., tho, tnol nm the mn
,,or,i,.. ,,rinr to thn t.ust aoreement
,,,,r,tt,,s h(., ana undor chat con1i-
tiona ,ash .o,,a,,.. ,.,e n,,rchasad o,|
forndod ~, standard ni nonev
.,,rhie 10 .,,o ~ ~ MAI tho most inn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08

morning by Judge LaWlor and the
lawyers win devote their time toward
the remaining dozen members OF the.
thirty second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-08

woman aboard. They have me- pro-
visions on board and are n Imminent
danger ol heins wrecked
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-13
BIBB IS AGAINST
 THE AMENDMENT

Centreyille, October 12.-(Special. )-Last night at Woolleys school house, about eight miles of Centreville, L. H. Nunne- lee and J. c. Hicks addressed large and enthusiastic audience in opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment Both speakers were frequently cheered. It is stated by those present that the speech of Mir Nunnalee was one of the most powerful arguments ever delivered in the county. Fifty-four voters were in the audience and of this number 50 expressed their opposition to the pro- posed amendment by rising to their feet when the proposition was put and one man. who Is known to be strongly op~ ,osed to the amendment, did not rise. The citizens of the vicinity of woolley school house are among the very best in Bibb county.
 On tomorrow night L. H. Nunnelee w.. w Lavender and others will address the citizens of Harrisburg in opposition to the amendment.
 A well-known and well-informed citizen of country precinct was in Centreville yesterday and stated that when the agi- tation of the proposed amendment nrst began he thought the vote in the coun- tv would be two to one against 1t, but since the meeting on Saturday he firmly believed that the vote in Bibb county would be ten to one against the amend- ment. While his figures may be little high still no man who knows anything about the situation of the county can do,lbt the defeat of the amendment in Bibb county by a very large majority
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-10-13
DEBATE AT TUSkEGEE.
o'NeaI and Denson speak-Abercrom
 bic Gives Banquet to ONeal.

Tuskegee, October 12.-(Special. )-A joint debate held In Tuskegee, Emmett O'Neal speaking against the amend ment and Judge Denson In favor of it. took place in the courthouse yester- day morning at Il o'clock with a large crowd in attendance. Much interest was manifested on both sides and the speeches enjoyed by all present.
 Judge M. B. Abercrombie entertained at a seven course stag dinner compli- mentary to Emmett ONeal of Florence, who is his guest Covers were laid for eight the following being invited: Dr. l.. W. Johnston, Oscar Lewis, Rev. Stewart McQueen of Montgomery, B. c. Gibson. J. H. Drakeford, A. B. Paine and w. w. Thompson of Mobile.
 Bernard Dernberg of Berlin, colonial secretary of the German empire, and Herr W. Busse, his under secretary, who have come to America for the pur- pose of studying the methods of tn @ Amerisan cotton growing industry, spent two days in Tuskegee. After be- ing shown through the buildings and grounds of Booker Washington's school they were carried through the insti- tute farms. MT. Dernberg Is greatly interested in the cultivation of cotton in South Africa as well as in the Ger man empire.