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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
CURRY INSPECTED
GAMING REAL ROUTE
Governor and Party Took an Auto
mobile Trip Out From Las
Vegas.

Las Vegas, n. NJ. July 27.-Gov-
ernor Curry left here yesterday for
Springer to attend the organization of
the board of regents of the New Mex
leo reform school Tomorrow the
governor will go to Ration and from
there he will made a trip to Clmar-
ron and other nearby towns.
Governor Curry and a party of
friends went to Moro from this place
Sunday in automobiles for the pur-
pose of looking over the proposed
route of the Canine Real In the par
ty were Captain ID. J. Leahy S. b.
Davis Il. l.. Reynolds, DR.. II. M.
Smith, D. T. Hoskins, William Har-
per, NJ M Padgett, j. < Clark and
Secundino Romero. The trip was
made in touring cars The governor
indicated that he was in favor of the
Mora route.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
SUTTON INQUIRY
ADJOURNED TODAY
Mr.. sutton Is Made Complainant and
Officers are Made Defendants.

Annapolis July 27.-The sutton
court of inquiry indefinitely adjourn
ed today. following a ruling by the
court that Mrs. sutton was a com
plainaut and that all the officers con-
cerncd i'm the affair were defendants
and entitled to be represented by
counsel This action followed the in
PRODUCTION of a letter by Mrs. sutton
requesting the navy department to re-
open am investigation of her sons
death.
Judge Leonard requested that Mrs
sutton be regarded as the complain
ant and was sustained by the court
after long arguments by Mrs. SuttOn's
counsel who said that she did not
accuse any specified person of causing
her sons death. All officers concern
ed were notified that they are parties
defendant and the court adjourned.
pending the arrival of Lieut. utley
and Surgeon Cook from abroad.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
PRESIDENT REYES
QUITS HIS JOB
Executive of Colombia says Two At
temp : Have Been Made tn Kill
Him.

Chicago, June IA special from
Hamburg to the Tribune says:
president Rafael Reyes. Of Co
lombia cabled Bogota today, resign
ing the presidency. General Reyes,
in discussing the situation, said that
the newly assembled Congress was
opposed to the tri-party treaty of Co
lombia, the United states and Pan
anna and that il was useless for him
to remain in office when the coun-
try does not snare his views
He regards Colombia's refusal to
recognize the independence of Pana-
ma as childish and says it viii prob
ably result in the loss of compensa-
tion which the United tates is ready
to arrange IL have Panama pay.
He says his health is broken. two
attempts have been made To assassi-
nate him and the people arc not will
ing 10 support him
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
.ANII-DIAz ROW
RESULTS IN DEATHS
Amcrican Consul Has Presented
Claim for Damages to Amcri-
cans.

Mexico city. July 25.-It is report
I'd that six dead and 35 injured as "a
result Of political riot sunday at
Guadalaiara, the capital of the state
Of Jalisco when supporters Of Cen
cral Reyes for vice president of Mex
leo, attacked a meeting arranged in a
theatre by adherents Of Diaz and
Corral orators on their way 10 the
meeting were stoned and the theatre
and other places were wrecked by the
mob
Samuel MagilL the American consul
has presented a formal claim for the
injuries sustained by the Americans,
The city is reported quiet today,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
CLOSED THE OFFICE
TO CLEAN UP BODY

Washington. July 27.-Somcthing
akin to CONSERVATION was caused
among the higher officials at the post
office department by the receipt o.
the following:
Duncan, okla, July 21 1903.
Chief Clerk. Postofice Department,
Washington, ID. c.
Sir: ! beg to advise you that on
the 18th instant, about p. m, two
men entered the postof1ce lobby an
one of them drew a gun and shot tn q
other three times. killing him az once.
The Office was closed one hour "a
taking away the remains ana clean
ing up.
The party doing the shooting Is
now In Jail awaiting examining trial
that is to be held the cath.
Respectfully submitted for the in
formation of the department
II. ). BOCllLES, Postm stcr,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
EUROPE WATCHES
FRENCH MINISTRY
Change i'm Officials of France Sets All
Powers to Wondering at the
Eject.

London, July 27.-Europe, like a
man who has just passed through &
railway accident. is feeling itself ey-
erywhcre to find out where it has
been hurt. 1t does not know whether
to laugh or cry over Clemenccau's
Orange Peel Exit from the French
premiership.
The tone OF The French press con
tinues to reflect amazement that $
deepened as the days pass. The gov
ornmcnt organs bewail the prcmic,'s >
action as a lamentablc error and the
radical press expresses bitter regr [
that dissolution should have come jus
as the old-age pension plan was
about to be realized.
In London there is decided ten
dency in the journalistic comment TO
emphasize the proyocatiOn under
which the prime minister laoOrci
when ne made his fatal misstep. and
flung Morocco in the teeth Of Del
Casse.
What next" is now Germany's
anxious question. or BRAND, Glen
onceau has said. As prime min!s,1r
ne would trouble and be troubled, 90
but of this the application is largely
domestic Need Berlin face not Bri-
and or Bourgeois, but Delcasse2 Here
Is the rub German papers, even
those inspired by the government,
breathe forth resentment that the
man who fell at Morocco should
again be- in position To stretch
! forth his hand toward the tilIer of the
republics foreign policy
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
HAS FIVE YEARS
TO MAKE GOOD
GOethdls Says Work Will be Fin
lshed by 1915 and indications
Are All Favorable to
This PrediC
ton.

Washington. July Substantial
progress in canal construction along
all lines is shown by reports received
at the Washington office of the istn-
mian canal commission. Excavation
work oy the Americans approximate
SO,O0O.0O0 cubic yards. almost as
much as the total amount of dict
taken out by the French during the
period they were engaged in opera
tions there. Less than 100,0OO,0 ,00D
cubic yards of earth remain to be
taken out of the ditch, SO that feat
ure of the work to be done at PAN
anna is almost half completed. Col.
Goethals has estimated that the great
waterway will be completed for the
passage of ships by January 1915, 90
that he has five years and a half to
make good his predictions,
Stupendous hgures tell the story If
the great work at Panama. Four
hundred and eighty concrete mono
liths had been laid when the north
section of the floor of the great Ga
tun dam spillway was. completed re-
Gently Thirty thousand cubic yards
of concrete were laid in that section.
Each monolith is thirty feet long ami
twenty feet wide. The section, one
of three necessary to complete the
spillway, is $50 feet long and 500 feat
wide.
A very satisfactory condition has
been found in some excavations in the
Mindi hills. between the Gatun ana
Lmon bay. where work is being car
ried on thirty-two feet below the sea
level. There has been surprisingly
little spepage into the excavation
since the work below sea level has
begun. when it is considered that a
dixie a few feet thick keeps the water
in the old French canal from flow
ing into the trench. and that the Bag
of Limon is within two miles and the
Mindi river is within a few hundred
yards of the pit.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
CASHIER TOOK
ALL BANKS MONEY
DepOsitors Notified This Morning.
Thar Institution viii BE Closed
for the Present

Upton, Ind, July 27.-AnxiOus d.
positors gathered this morning about
the First National bank of Upton.
discussing the placard announcing
that the assistant cashier, Noah Mark
or, had abscondcd with all the banks
available cash and that the institu-
ton would be closed pending instruc-
tionS from the treasury department..
Marker setting the time lock "f
the vault 10 protect himself, departed
with all the cash Ina the vault Satut-
day leaving letter for his brother,
saying tlat ne was departing forev r.
and was taking enough money for
his expenses II is said the total miss
ing is $4,000. The amount taken Og
Marker saturday was about $4,000.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
DOCTOR ADMITS
He WAS MISTAKEN
Brain Storm Testimony Modified
BY Physician Who Now
Says That ThaW Never
Was Weak In His
Mind.

white Plains. y. Y. July 2I.-
When Harry X Thaw entered tho
court room this morning during the
hearing Of an application for his re-
lease from Matteuwan asylum he
looked unusually buoyant.
Il will never go back to Mattea-
wan, he said. II am satisfied with
the way the hearing has gone and
am not afraid to face Mr. Jerome"
Thaw is eager to take the stand
in his own behalf. Or. Evans, who
declared yesterday that Thaw is not
now and never has been paranoiac,
resumed the stand this morning. IN
my opinion. Thaw is now sane" were
mis- nrst words
DR.. Evans stated in reply to a ques-
tion that Thaw has no hallucinations
or delusion at this time. Mr.. Jerome
in cross examination, called attention
to the former testimony of the doctor
when he declared that Thaw had
been insane for IA year before he kill
ed Stanford White. DIR Evans stated
that later information given by Thaw
caused him to modify his opinion.
Regarding the brain storm" testi-
mohy Wnlcn alueu InaW IN gaining
verdict in the trial, Evans said he
thought the facts upon which this re-
port was based we're true at the time
but he no longer believed them true.
Evans was followed by Susan A..
Merrill, who testified that she knew
Thaw under several other names in
1902 when he rented rooms from her
claiming to be a theatrical agent who
was placing young girls on the stage
throughout the country.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
HAWAIIAN PLANTERS
TO TRN RUSSIANS

Honolulu, July 27.-Hawaiian sugar
planters are contemplating importing
Russian immigrants to solve the la
Dor problem in the islands A Rus
sian capitalist has offered his assist
ance TO bring some of his cauntrymen
TO the islands.
At least one plantation has decided
to make the experiment and applica-
ton has already been made to the
territorial board of immigration for
the importation of forty Russian fam
lilies.
The Hawaiian planters have eXper
imentcd with japanese, spanish, PO~-
tuguese and Porto Rican laborers,
and all have proved unsatisfactory
The japanese are on strike for high
or wages and many Of the Spaniards
Portuguese and Porto Ricans became
discontented and left the islands.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
HARTMAN ISN'T
LAVISH WITH TIPS
He Spends Thousands for Doctors hut
Iittle for His Servants.

Bad Gasteln, July 27.-E. II. Har-
riman continues to gain in health and
weight. With his children, secretary
and servants, he has the most expen-
sive suite in the Hotel Europe. ana
his doctors bills are enormous, bus
except in these matters of expendi-
ture Hartman is practicing economy.
In appearance he is one OF the
shabbiest men hereabouts. He wears
a dingy, ill-titting suit of ready made
clothes which he boasts ne bought n
the Vienna East Side for So krOnen
&1D, and which he could buy in
New York for 50.
The most perplexed and disappoint-
ed people here are the walters and
porters at the hotel They had eX-
pected to be overwhelmed with tips
hut instead Hartman is most care
ful In his largess. He gives pennies
where thalers were expected because
of his wealth and accompanies each
pittance by a cold look through his
spectacles that reduces the dissatisfied
servitors to nothingness.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
LINERPOOL HAS NEW
JACK THE RIPPER

Liverpool July Six women ia
Liverpool have been the victims or
murdorous attacks. and two cases a.e
now under treatment IN the hospital
II is stated that the vicims were de
coyod into dark streets or alleys and
then stabbed with a sharp knife or
lance. Fhe assaiIant is supposed to
have been he smc in all cases. and
l~ described as being of dark com
pleXion and about - years of ag .
The crimes are reminiscent of thu
series Of Dutragrs perpetrated IA
Whitechapel twenty years ago by he
mysterious lack the Ripper
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27

his beautiful young wife and dsap-
peared.
While Fortner went to New Or
leans, then travelled through Panama.
discovery was made that the check he
had cashed had been forged II. G.
Tully, wealthy operator, was the vic
tim. Other forgeries turned up
amounting to $4,000. They were all
charged To the former hotel clerk.
Police got busy In the meantime
Fortner sailed for Paris. There he led
the life of the gay American million
aire Mesey was spent like water.
Bravng recognition by st. Louis peo-
pie, Fortner went everywhere on
the Bourse, in the Latin quarter. at
the opera, the museums. the races.
Arrests We're made, but the eX-ho-
tel clerk defied eXtradition and went
on his merry way. one set of papers
were set aside as improperly drawn.
But in the end the lines were tight
cned and the French government an
nouncd that it would send Fortner
back TO ST. Louis to stand trial.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
MANY DESERTtRS
FROM REStRvISlS
Strikers Cut Telegraph Wires 10
Madrid and Regiment of Sol
dlerS Goes to Aid Police
In Keeping the
Peace.

Perpignan. France, July 2T.-Dur-
ing street fighting in Barcelona to-
day. a captain and three gendarmos
and eight strikers were killed. A
score were wounded.
Soldiers Aid Police.
Barcelona, July 27.-vioIence fol-
lowed the declaration of a general
strike as protest against the Span
ish- Moroccan war. Strikers stoned
the street cars and tore up rails. Two
street cars were overturned on the
main street.
dozen persons have been killed
by the police and hundreds have been
arrested. A regiment of infantry
from Tarragona has arrived to aid
the police. Many are deserving the
reservists and fleeing across the from
tier. The civil governor resigned
when he was ordered to proclaim
martial law,
Cut Telegraph Wires.
Madrid, July 27.-Strikers at Bar
celona have cut the telegraph wires
to the capital. The last message
stated that strikers had invaded the
factories and caused complete cessa-
ton of work.
The general staff Announced today
that all is quiet at Melflia
Troops Nearly Routed.
Hendaye, France, July 27.-Dis-
patches smuggled into this report say
that the Spanish troops were on the
verge of a rout during the fighting
July 25 when the Moors cut off their
ammunition trains and pillaged the
conveys The panic is intense in
side Melilla.
Barcelona is cut off from all com
municatlon, except by couriers, who
report that riotlng Is still in progress.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
GET No DELICACIES.

Topeka, July Ex-Governor w. r..
Stubbs believes that the officers ana
employees of the various state instit l.
tions should eat the same food that
they set out for the inmates.
"If the grub isn't good enough for
officers and employees" said the gov
ernor, "it isn't good enough for grow
ing children and invalids In the insti-
tutions. If the officers cannot liye
on the grub the state furnishes its
wards, then they should buy their
own provisions"
An order compelling the officers
and employees to pay for all extras our
oc their own pockets has been issued.
In the past they have Oecn getting
IAN the delicacies of the season for
their own tables at state expense.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27

st. Louis, Mo-, July 27.-Dwight
Fortner is coming back to st. Louis
from Europe in handouts to stand
trial for a $4,000 forgery. But he
had a good time up to the very end.
Fortner was a hotel clerk when
he won the heart of beautiful Kath-
erin Handlin, heiress to "a million,
member of one of the proud old st
Louis families who count back to
Tidewater Virginia
Miss Handlin was guest at the
jefferson hotel, Fortner a clerk there
when they first met. There was the
usual family row when the proud
Handlins learned of Katherine's in
fatuation, but she could see no one
else than the goOd-looking clerk.
So they were married, regardless,
AMI were very happy. Fortner left
the hotel and branched out as a real
estate operator.
Fortner, it is charged, cashed a
draft for $4,000 at the ST. Louis
Trust Co., left goodbye and $1,000 of
il with his stenographer to give to
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
LATHAM FAILED IN
SECOND TRIAL
lie Got Within Two Miles of Dover
When His Airship Fell In % the
Sea.

Dover. June 27.-Hubert Latham
made another daring effort to cross
the English channel this evening. Az
ter covering 19 Of the ~ miles from
Calais to Dover his motor failed and
he sank into the sea two miles of
Dover. He was rescued by torpedo
boats.
Five French torpedo boats accom-
panied Latham but were left behind
by the swift mOnOplane Latham was
to have made an attempt To reach
London from Calais, a distance Of 1906
miles, thus surprising the feat of
Bleriot. who crossed sunday Weather
conditions, except for slight rain
were in his favor when he left san
gate cliffs
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
DAY FOR VETERANS
At THE CHAUTAUQUA
Old soldiers are Given Right of Way
Today az MOuntainair Event,

Mouutainair, y. NJ, July 2I-To-
day is old soldiers day at the chau-
tauqua, with an address 10 the veter-
ans this afternoon, to be followed by
a business session, and a lecture, The
Science Of Heraldry and Blazoning Of
Arms" by DR.. r. NJ Mcqueen Gray,
president Of the University Of New
Mexico, this morning.
The entire day program Wednes-
day will be in charge Of Mrs. 5. G..
Nutter, president Of the New Mexico
w. c. r. T., who will be assisted by
the national lecturer and home tai
ent. At 1880 in the evening a medal
W C.. II. T.. contest will be held, in
charge Of Mrs. Nutter
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
INCREASED PAY
FOR CLERKS HERE
T., stoffcC Department Raises Naiar-
les of Employees OF Local
pOStOftiCc.

Washington, July 2I.-Incra ascs -
salaries which amount 20 promotions
fuI the postoffice employees at Albu-
querque were announced today pna
clerks pay is Increased from 5000 10
$500; one clerk from $500 to $1,000;
two clerks from $1,000 70 S1,IO0; FIVE
carriyd5 from $1,000 to $l.1OU.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
THEY MAY REJECT IT.

Caracas, July 27.--Owing 20 the de-
lay in the settlement of tho ChitcH-
field and Orinoco claims, the govern
ment has finally sent the protocol
with the United States government to
Congress for its approval II is eN-
pected that considerable opposition
Will develop on the part of the Cas-
tro adherents and the enemies uG
President Gomez in an attempt o.
make political capital.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
MINERS SPREAD
SOCIALIST BELIEF
Executive Board of the Federation
Is Ordered TO Distribute
Literature.

Denver. July 27.-The fight for a
cam paign Of Socialistic literature oc-
cupicd the Federation of Miners to-
day and the executive board was
ordered to print such literature in 4
dozen foreign languages. The ses-
s!ons will end Thursday with the ele =
ton Of officers and the present Off
GERS viii probably be re-clecte 4.
Denver will secure the next conven-
ton.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
porAroEs oArsE TENEn.

Proyincctowu Mass, July 27.-Thet
the recent outbreak Of typhoid fever
among the men of the battlcship fleet
was due 10 bad potatoes was the Off
cial verdict of naval physician on
the supply snip Celtic today after
thorough Investigation. out of hun
drcds of barrels of potatoes iu tho
Ccltic's storcrooms about go per cent
was condemned
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
flag 10 FLAG Run
WILL START OCTOBER 10

Denver JuIV 2I--Frdnk 3. Hover.
chairman of the racing committee Il
the American Automobile association,
mas given ais sanction for the flag 40
flag auto race from Denver to the
CITY OF Mexico. starting October 10.
Tho Gliddcn tourists started this
morning on the first leg of the return
trip Of the big contest.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
KILLFD ~ LIGHTNING.

Santa Fa y. NJ, July 27.-ReL-
ty,s here have been notified that
Eslavio Vigil, well known throughout
Northern New Mexico, was killed oy
lightning sunday afternoon near
Chsma Rio Arrlba county.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
NO OPPOSITION
IN THE StNATE
Nlinority Members viii Not Take
Much Time Summing Up
Results Of the Tariff
Battle When Bill
is Reported.

Washington, July 27.-So confident
are the Republican conferees of an
carly termination of their laoors taat
tine whip" OF the House has been
ordered to have all Republicans pres
,nt Thursday wncn it is now expected
a resolution authorizing the conferees
10 agree to a reduction in the rates on
leather and leather goods will be pre-
serted. The conferees have been as
sured that the resolution will be adopt
cd by the House and that there VIII
d. no serious opposition to the agree
mCnt in the Senate.
Democrats Waking Up.
The Democratic tariff confere"s
are beginning to take notice. SO far
they have not had even look-in'
Theirs has beeen waiting part,
While their Republican colleagues
have been wrangling and perspiring
over schedules, and occasionally
lunching and dining with the presl-
dent, they have been occupying easy
chairs, reading newspapers, and writ
ing for the verdict. This is the usual
order. The minority does not help
shape a conference report 1t simply
hears the report read in time to make
a report of its own on the majority
report.
The minority this time meet not
consume great deal OF lime IL Is
already pretty fully on record. Mr..
Clark and his friends in the House
paid their respects to the Payne bill
when the measure was under dis
cussion there, and Mr.. Bailey and his
81, r.
selves at length on all the work of the
finance committee of that body. 50
that whether the conference report
shows a triumph for either the House
or the Senate or a mixed triumph,
Democratic condemnation is certain.
The only matter is summing up ana
that might very well be done in
day.
Old Doctrines ScOrned.
What sort of bill the Democrats
would have prepared had the respon-
sibility been with them is a most in
teresting question They would not
have been guided either by the Den
yer platform of last year, on the
Chicago platform of 1892. Both of
those deIiverances were practically
repudiated by them in the debates.
The doctrine of free raw materials
received a black eye both in House
and Senate. In the Senate Mr.. Bailey s
speech on the subject was an elabo-
rate one and a good deal will be heard
about il next year and in 1912.
But nothing that was afforded ma
terial for the general outline OF a
tariff bill 1t was at most criticism
of the work of others-some of 1t
very clever criticism, and difficult of
reply. but still only criticism. Humor
was not absent-as when men who
were repudiatng the Denver plat
form were jeering at those they were
charging Of repudiating the Chicago
platform. The pot looked very sol
emn While remarking on the color of
the kettle.
So much was said by the minority
about both the Payne bill and the Al
drich amendments to it while the de-
bate was in progress that any repeti-
tions On a conference report would
be of no interest to the country or
value to the Democratic party.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. I--7.45 p. m.
no d 8. 50 p. m,
No. 7--Io. S. P. m
No. g. 6. 30 p. m.
No. o-1L4S p. m.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-27

WEATHER FORECAST
---- SsImTaxTa,
Denver, COIO., July 26.-. -GsnsraIIy tsir
tonight and Wednesday.