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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
WILD RUMOHS AS TO
FINISH OF ABDUL UAMID

London. April 90 Special dis
patches from Constsnti~ople gle
varying reports of the sultant fate.
According to news bureau dispatch
the German ana Russian ambassadors
have promised to do their utmost to
protect his life The same dispatch
says that two hundred young Turk Of
ficers have arrived in the capital to
insure the execution of the sultan and
that the preparatory formalities or
the enthronemcnt Of Mehmed Rcchad
Effendi viii begin tomorrow
Another correspondent learns ac-
Dording to his paper, that the sultan
has made an agreement with the COM
mittec of union and progress and the
heir apparent, Mehmed Rechad Eff
fendi has disappeared from the pal
ace.
The Daily Tclegraph's advices state
that the Salonika soldiers have refused
10 negotiate with the sultans ennis
saries, saving
Bring us the sultan's head and an
VIII be well"
The same correspondent says sever
al officers nave been placed by the
ministers of war and marine on the
warships to prevent the crews from
acting rashly. although the latter are
entirely in favor of the army and are
only awaiting the return of their com
manders TO declare themselves openly.
A dispatch TO the Chronicle SAYS "a
tolwa has been issued for the sultans
deposition In fact. the conccnsus Of
opinion is that the sultan's abdication
is inevita BILE.
4 dispatch from Mersina says mas
sacre and pillage continue Boz the i'm
terror. and that the authorities are ei-
their Indifferent or concerned in the
slaughter
\ dispatch received hero by the
London news bureau says the young
Turks committee has received tele-
gram from Husni Pasha urging them
not to send further troops. as he eN-
poets to enter the capital without re-
sistance.
French Cruisers Arrive.
Paris. April 20 The minister of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
WILD HtMORS AND
UNLIMITED CIGARETTES

The members OF the san Stefano
club. have offered taeir building to
General Husni Pasha as his hcadquar-
ters, while some of the rich Constan-
tinoplc merchants with villas at that
place are providing the troops with
unlimited cigarettes. sending them by
the 10000 to every company The
rank and file of the invading army.
especially the volunteers, are fine
looking young men. They appear to
know the aims of the committee Of
union ana progress thoroughly and
are enthusiastic and determined in
their support.
Constantinople tonight was gay ana
animated All the cafes were brilli-
ant and crowded Political talk was
going on at every table in the most
open fashion. Strange and wild tales
were being told with every indication
of being believed principally about the
sultan terror Of whose spies being
raised, all tongues were unloosencd At
one of these tables it was related that
the sultan was half unconscious and
had been moaning for hours through
out the day. Another tale was that he
had implored first one and then an
other of his palace favortes to devise
means to save him Another told a
narrative that the am
bassadors had waited on the sultan
With the demand that he abdicate
ana the sultan had replied that he
would not abdicate except by dying. |
'cimitar in hand, with Constantinople |
II ruins and flames
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
URGE SENATE TO PUT
PULP ON FREE LIST
Associated Press at Annual
Meeting Directs Strong Reso-
luton to the Senate on Pend
ing Tariff Bill,


I Now YOrk NuriI IN A nm m
nual meeting of the Assocf,tn1 prog.
held today. the roiIo,yina resolpttnr
was adoptcd.
"Whereas a connitt,n. at ,.,ncr,s.
or which Cnnarcsqnon - Mo-,
or Illinois Ia cnntrnnn h,s sn,,,,
nearly . wear paInstnlinrlv in,esti,.,f.
inl- tho ouestion of tho nnws min, na-
nor sunnlv and has ronnrt,d ,,n,,n-
imouslv to congress IN favor of nhnt-
ishlng all tariff in rronnd wood ana
reducing the tox on ncwe nrint ma
per from six dollars to tvn dniinre
per ton ana
"Whereog tho samn rennrt v.,.
nnanimonsy accnntod bv tbo wav. and
means committee of thn bouse nf ren.
rnsentativcs and duI, n,ysod ns nart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
SAY GATES WILL
RESIST EXTRADI ION
OFFICERS Expect to Have 10 Try
Wealthy Cattle Man In Califor-
mia on Land Fraud Case

Los Angeles. April 20-It Is ro-
ported from the United States distric.
attorneys office that G. W Gates, the
local wealthy cattieman ana real estate
broker indicted few weeks ago IN
Oklahoma for alleged land fraud CON
spiracy viii resist removal to Okla
homa for trial. The hearing accord
ingly must he held here before Uni
ted States Commissioner Van Dyke
and witnesses brought from dis
tanee Gates is now at liberty under
bail of $4,000 and has been ordered
to appear in court April %.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
TWOAWFUL DANGERS
THREATEN THE
HUNTER
ISetSe Fly and SpidiIIa Tick
Said to Be Lying in Wait for
Roosevelt and His Party,


Mombasa. Africa, April 20-King
Edward has sent personal cablcgram
to F. J Jackson. acting governor Of
the protectoratc to meet Roosevelt
and show him every consideration
Prepagations are nearly complete for
the reception of the former president
whom he arrives The steamer Ad-
miral has been delayed but Is expected
in port soon She consequently may
not arrive here at the scheduled time
tomorrow i'm which event the pro-
gram Of Mr. RuoscVclt's welcome will
be upset The special train to take
Roosevelt and his party to Kapiti sta.
ton. whence they will go to the ranch
Of Sir Alfred Peas on the Athi river
is all ready II VIII be drawn by a
locomotive built in Philadelphia and
the engine has been decorated with
flags for the occasion The present
plan is for Roosevelt to leave here for
Kapiti Thursday afternoon. He will
be entertained "Wednesday evening a5
dinner by the Mombasa club. r. J
Cunningham. who is to have charge
of the Roosevelt expedition, is at
present in Mombasa awaiting the ar
rival of the Admiral
Major Louis l.. Seaman, of New
York today expressed the opinion that
Mr.. Roosevelts greatest danger would
not be from lions or elephants but
the tsetse fly Whsoe bite is said to be
fatal and the spidilla tick
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
DAUGHTERS READY
FOR A FIGHT
Demonstration IN Favor Of Mrs,
Story Marks Second Day Of
the Continental Congress in
Washington,


Washington. April 20. with tn,
political clouds almost ready to break
into storm. the Daughters of the
American Revolution today held the
.ccond session of their eighteenth
continental congress
The first open manifestation of any
partisanship regarding the presidency
general came when Mrs William
Cummings story, the anti-admlnistra-
tion candidate. received "A general oya-
tion when. as regent of New york, she
announced that her delegation would
cast l2G votes.
Mrs Matthew r Scott, the "ad-
ministration" candidate, sat in one of
the upper boxes and observed the
demonstration.
one Of the most tense situations
witnessed during the congress occur
red tonight when President General
Mclean refused to recognize Mrs.
Story. state regent OF New york when
the latter sought recognition for the
purpose OF reading her report
Early In the session the president
general entertained motion that
only the reports of state regents who
10 ron can be- heard Tho
administration forces carried the mo-
ton through with q rush Later this
strategic move was made plain when
it developed that Mrs. story was alb
sent at ron call CONFUSION rcigned
in the auditorium when the secretary
omitted the namc of New York's re-
gent ana Mrs. STORY tried in vain TO-
secure tho floor to- present her report.
Mrs story then yielded and was
given an ovation by her supporters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
GASOLINE MOTOR
RAISES ROW
Santa Fe Trainmen Object 10
Introduction Of innovation in
Passenger Service on Cali
fornia Lines.


san Bornardino Cal. April 20. -
Members Of the order OF Railway
Conductors ana Engineers on the
Santa Fe are aroused over the advent
u a gasoline motor ear for this di-
vision. Tho grievance committee have
demanded that the company place
none but organized men in charge Of
the car
Futile conferences have been hold
in Los Angeles. and O.. r. Renesch OF
the grievance committee has left hur-
riedly FOR san Francisco To line up
the Organization ON that division The
men fear the company VIII place
cheap men in -aargc of the car and
ultimately tho innovation will prove
"a serious menace TO railroad brother
hoods
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
HAD NO MONEY
TO BUY STOGIES
husband of Mrs. Boyle is In Prccari-
Gus Condition.

Mercer. Pa. April 2O.-T G. Coch-
ran in charge of the prosecution stated
today that he would endeavor to have
the trial OF the Boyle case set for
next Monday.
1t is reported that check for
$1,000 has been deposited in a local
bank TO the carcdit of Mrs Boyle She
is well supplied with money but her
husband, it is said, had to can on his
relatives yesterday for money to bu>
stogics With
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
pueblo saloons Must close Early.

Pueblo, colo. April 20.-Mayor A.
l. .Fugard assumed the duties of his
office today and tonight gave orders
to Chief at police sullivan that from
now ON saloons must close nt mid
night ana on sunday and that vio-
lators Of this order viii have their
licenses revoked Fugard was elected
ON a reform platform ana this is his
first act toward cleaning up the city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
FED BABY BROTHER
TO THE HOGS

Ncw orleans. April 20 Incense d
because has stepmother left him at
home near Opeloussas. i'm charge of
his Young stepbrpthers and sisters.
Tom Godfrey O. twelvc-ycar-ol me-
sro boy. fcd the youngest child Go hogs
and inflicted what may bc fatal
rounas on the hsads of others Hlth an
axe.
Three children were injured Tom
ess placed in jah at opeloussas. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21

Berlin. April 20.-A dispatch to the
fageblatt. frem Constantinople says:
The city is quiet and orderly,
Thousands OF inhabitants have visited
the advance posts of the surrounding
army at san Stefano, where Il portion
OF the parliament is sitting. After a
council the ministers declared the de-
mands of the young Turks army
would be fulfilled. Several members
Of the cabinet asserted that all re-
ports concerning the abdication OF
the sultan were unfoundcd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
THE DAY IN CONGRESS

Washington. April on. Tho rensus
rnI was today sent back to conference
hv the senate in order that les amend
nruts relating % the civil service la"
and requiring tho construction OF a
building for the census work in this
ritv might be- further considered
senator stone spoke at lcugth in la
vor of free trade with th' Philippine
Islands and for the Independence "i
the Islands within 70 time to be agreed
uUon
Al 4:20 D.. m. tho senate adjourn d.
AIdrirlI Explains Appeals Court.
Washington. D. - April 90 Al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
SENSATION EXPECTED
FROM ADA LYNCHING

Ada, Okla. April 20 Following tho
lynehing of four prominent cattlcmen
here yesterday, Attorney General West
today summoned County Attorney
Wimbish to appear at Atol0 where
the grand jury Will investigate the ar-
fair and attempt to prosecute tho
leaders of the mob A special Jury
VIII be empanelled. 1t is reported thc
indictments will cause sensation
when the names are known
The bodies of the four men lynchel
were today sent to their Texas homes
for burial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21
Reports Declare They viii Not
Be Satisfied With Abdication
Which is Now Considered IN
evitabIe,
ABDUL HAMID: LOCKED
IN PALACE AWAITS END
SoIonika Troops Around Con-
sta0tinopIe Have More the
Appearance of a Picnic Party
Than an Invading Army,


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t,o.",s TO the side of the constitu-
t,..', he capital troops have
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21

had come to him indicating when the
city was to be occupied
we hardly expect trouble" said
Colonel Chalib, but every disposition
Is being made just as though we
We're.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21

marine has been advised that the
French cruiser Jules Michelet has ar
rived at Pirous and that the cruiser
Victor Hugo has gone direct to Mer-
sinu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21

Dallas, Tex, Aprll 2O.-B bur
rell, who was lynched in Ada, Ollla.
was under indictment here on six
counts for forgery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-21

If-INTI WF-F = 1fFN'F''
Paris. April 20 The minister OF
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
DETROIT SHUTS
PITTSBURG OUT
Tigers Score Five Runs Against
The Pirates

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. l2.-with
the series of the worlds champion
ship standing thus far is Pittsburg
2, Detroit 1. The Tigers and Pirates
battled again this afternoon for the
fourth game. Pittsburg's lineuep is
practically unchanged with the ex-
ception of Lieheld pitching. The
DetroIt's lineup about the same.
Stanage relieving Schmidt behind the
bat. Mullen pitching. Umpire KLEIN
tof the National leaguej behind the
bat. Evans on the field and John
ston on the outskirts OF the crowd.
First time In the history of the game
that four umpires were used. The
score by innings resulted:
Pittsburg no iuns and Detroit
scoring two in the second inning and
three in the fourth. Final score
to In favor OF Detroit.
The games is now two and two
and each team Is doing some hard
hitting. Each team made several
errors in todays game.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
LEAGUE GAME AT
COEUR D'ALENE
Seattle and Spokane Play at
WOOdIaWn Friday

Through the hard efforts OF Man
ager William Denno II Is quite prob
able now that Occur d'Alene win be
the chosen place for big game Of
base ball on Friday afternoon OF this
week. when the league teams OF Se-
attic and Spokane win meet In this
city for battle for deciding game.
II Is now a tie between the two
teams and they have decided 10 play
the rub At some point best suited
for both at place selected In Wash
ington or Idaho, Moscow. Pullman
and Occur d'Alene were named a.
the most convenient. and while the
two first named are making a strong
effort. telephone message received
this afternoon by Manager Denna
conveyed the news that this city
would In all probability be chosen.
should they come the game will
come OF In Woodlawn park. and II
is believed that many Of the busi
ness places viii close up to see tbs
game and It will be- well worth
while to see so strong q contest.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
YOUNG PEOPLE WED.

II is reported that the marriage
of Mr. Claud Hoffman and Miss Olive
johnson. both OF this city, occurred
yesterday afternoon and the bride
and groom went at once TO their new
home on Third street. They were
somewhat surprised this morning
when the furniture. which they had
recently purchased. arrived at their
home. and they found articles Of pc
culiar nature to them being unloaded
at their door. but upon investigation
they found that Il was being
taken from the load. simply to get
the right pieces which we're under
meath. The groom can explain more
fully than can be written.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman are veil
and favorably known In this city and
are held In the highest esteem BY q
large circle OF friends. who are anx-
ious 10 extend hearty eongrat-
ulatiODs as soon as they can see the
newly welded couple.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
HUNT BEGINS
FOR BILLIE BOY
Three Posses Start in Pursuit
Of Indian MUIR
dePeP.

SAN BERNADINo, Cal, Oct. IL.
1t Is expected that before nightfall
three posses composed of the best
marksmen in San Bernadino and
Riverside counties, including many
men who have spent the greater part
of their lives in the deserts of south
ern California and Nevada, will De
on the trail Of Billy Boy, the MUIR
derer of Indian Mike Coniface and
his daughter Mary Mia, known
among desertians as Isoletas Under
the leadership of Deputy Sheriff Ben
DeGeovecoeur the first party oil
man hunters left for the trail OF the
Indian last night. 1t comprised a
dozen plalnsmen hastily sworn in al
deputy sherlffs. two Indian trailers
and 10 pack mules carrying proyis
ions and ammunition.
At sunrise today the second parts
left Victoryille with "a mules carry.
ing provisions. This party is under
the leadership of Deputy Sheriff
George Hawkins, who is familiar
with every part of the desert. An
other party leaves Redlands late thil
afternoon. and the three posses vii
meet In The Pipes country where
under command OF Sheriff Ralphs
the real man hunt will begin.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
LUMBERJACK SHOT IN
STANDPOINT ROW,

Herbert sullivan Walks Ten Blocks
With Two Bullets IN BODY.
STANDPOINT. Idaho. Oct. IA
shooting affair that nearly cost Her
bert Sullivan, a lumberjack, his life
occurred this morning between 10
and / o'clock IN the restricted dis
trict. when Mike sontag shot sulli-
van twice with sS-caliber revolt
yer, one shot taking effect just be-
low the heart and the other In the
right thigh. After being shot Sui
livan jumped upon his assallant. took
the gun away from him and beat him
until he was unconscious aud then
walked unassisted to the city hos
pital, 10 blocks away.
The affair was the outcome OF q
quarrel over woman. Sullivan
came to the womahs house after
midnight and demanded admission
and upon being refused broke On the
door and assaulted Sontag. During
the fracas he was shot. After the
shots were fred sullivan continued
the battle.
The woman says she Is Hazel
Walker and bears the marks OF a
shooting scrape In which she was
the principal in Spokane about q
year ago, for which man by the
name OF Minor Is serving time
sontag has been arrested. His
condition. AZ the county jail, Il
more critical than that OF Sullivan
An operation will be performed OF
Sullivan tomorrow TO remove ID,
bullets.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
L PLAY FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
on and Occur dale enc
Ball Teams viii Meet
this City Saturday

Budlong, who was recently
fn the football game with Spo-
|ill be obliged to give up play
the season, and his place win
} by Captain Harold Purdy.
ange will shift Thompson
t end to right half and Ches-
kler will fill the position OF
This makes quite a change
even, but does not lessen the
any and the boys will be
meet the Lewiston players
;ity on the gridiron next Sat
fternoon. The contest at that
II decide the championship
hern Idaho and for the In
npire, as the Occur d'Alene
eently defeated the Spokane
hitch gives them the odds fol-
ing game.
Iighs of this city will make
mely strong effort to win
e on Saturday and they are
the belief that the victory
theirs. The game will be
3 O'Clock, and it is expected
arge number of the citizens
out and see the best game
eason.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
CENTRAL STATES IN
GRIP or WINTER,
snow Storm Sweeps Deer Country
East OF Rockies.

Ah4AAA "a AtDGA4Eas
DIES MONIES. Iowa, Oct. H.
Snow fell here last night. accompan
led by a piercing north wind. Light
snow is reported from many towns
in central Iowa.
wINoNA. Mimi. Oct. 12.-Three
inches of snow fell here last night.
At times the storm was almost q
blizzard.
NEW RICHMOND. Va, Oct. ~
Snow feIl here yesterday followed
by a severe storm tonight. 'rhe
temperature dropped 10 freezing.
ST. PAUL MINI. Oct. 1.-THE
temperature dropped to 80 here yes
terday. Snow fell TO . depth OF sew
eral inches.
WHEELING. W. Va, Oct. H.
A two-minute snow storm struck
Wheeling last night The snow fell
after hours OF dTizEllng rain,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-12
CITY COUNCIL
HEARS PROTEST
Considers Street improvements
and Lets Sewer Con-
tract.

The city council met III regular
monthly session last evening, all OF
the aldermen being present except
Dr. Shepherd, who was absent from
the city. Reports Of the various of
ilcers and committees were given,
which showed the city departments
20 be doing good work ana IN excel
lent condition.
Various matters were taken up
and discussed regarding the workings
OF tho committees and things per-
tanning to the reports. but resulted
only in discussion.
The city attorney gave hls report
and among items said that he pre-
pared the necessary papers 10 begin
action against the Occur d'Alene
Lumber company 70 compel them to
remove the Fourth street building
which projected into the street ana
would begin action At once, after
presenting the report TO the council
The attorney also reported and rec
commended that the assessment which
had been paid BY Mra, Harvey on
sherman street property be refund
ed. This was accepted and the clerk
was instructed TO draw an order for
the stated amount.