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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
MANY STRANGE THINGS
IN THE TARIFF BILL
Necessities of Life Can BE imported
Without Tax, Which .MilI BE Good
News To Many.

Washington. March 24.-Persons in
pursuit of a liberal education, with a
desire to improve tho mind aud
broaden the scope of their outlook on
life, will miss a good deal if they
don't read the new tariff bill. It's full
o. surprises
For instance, casual glance at the
schedules will disclose such facts as
these:
Divi-divi is on the free list, dragons s
blood is likewise free, benzaldchyde.
bcnzidin and tolidin are among the
necessities of life that escape without
a tax. and as for ccrium, rGsorcin and
coculus indicus, they also avoid the
imposition of tariff
This, however, IS not all. 1t will Oe
found on looking into the dill with
care that balm of Gilead can be i'm
ported into the United States free OF
duty.
one paragraph Of the measure ad-
vises the reader that no duty shall be
charged on annatto, roucou, rocoa or
orleans and all the extracts thereof.
Then there is paragraph $40. 1t
provides that myrObolans shall be ON
the free list. No doubt this will meet
with much opposition. In fact, para
graph $50 is expected TO arouse a de-
bate as fast and furious as viii arise
over paragraph GG4 which leaves un-
protected such infant Industries as
Cummin, fennel, fenugreek mangel-
wurzel. st. Johns bread and cOrian-
der.
one of the hardest tasks the ways
and means committee had before ii
related to paragraph 591. 1t was with
.a high sense of patriotic duty that
days and nights were devoted to it.
It puts on the free list the following:
Iridium, 0smium, palladium. rhodum
ana ruthenium and native combina-
items thereof with one another or with
platinum
Some fear and apprehension is eX-
pressed lest this action of the COM
mittee prove To be unsatisfactory To
Z manufacturer of these products
loo the United states.
Finally il must be noted that
though kiescritc is on the free list,
rdtafla and kirschwasser must pay a
tax II s2.25 a gallon.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24

Chicago. March 24.-The efficacy
OF corporal punishment in the public
schools has again been brought 70 the
front as topic OF discussion by the
Key. NJ. BOynton Baptist minister,
who, though declining to express his
own views on the subject, declares
that ne has written ii number Of
teachers and has found only one who
believes that the abolition Of such
punishment has aided discipline. One
letter made public says:
There is a spirit Of lawlessness and
disrespect in the schools of IN do as
/ please and a disregard for the
rights of others that is appalling.
When other methods of discipline
have been used and found wanting, |
believe that the refractory pupils
should be given a sound trouncins by
the principal
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
BOMB IN HIS HOME.

Cnicago, March ga dynamite
bomb was exploded in the hallway Of
the home Of James Macalus, a steam
snip and LABOR agent last night, but
no one was injured Macalus and the
members of his family We're thrown
from their beds and the building was
badly wrecked The cause of the at
tempted assassination is unknown to
the authorities Macalus says that he
mas had no trouble with any one and
has received no threatening letters
He cannot understand why anyone
should wish TO injure him
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
WOMAN KILLED WHEN 81 +.
HORSE BUCKtD TRAIN
The Animal Plunged Into Moving
Freight Train and Buggy Was
Demolished.

Centralia. Wash, March 2l.-An
uncomfortable morse today caused the
death of Miss Anna Haincs, of Napa-
vine, and the serious injury of Clara
Lindsey. Fred Lindsey, who was
driving the horse, was given a Sc
we're shaking up.
The three young people were hi a
buggy driving from Napavine to this
city They reached the tracks of the
Northern Pacific railroad as freight
train was passing The horse became
heightened and plunged into the fast
moving train. The animal, buggy and
the three people were thrown into a
heap beside the track. When the
wreckage was cleared Miss Hams was
dead. The horse had to be shot.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
SAYS WHITE PLAGUE
CAN Be ELIMINATED
Notcd English Physician says 20 the
Disease VIII Entirely Disappear
Within Few Years,

London. March 2.i--Dr. Latham, a
noted London physician. gives the
white plague a life of thirty or forty
years, at the end of wnich time. he
says, tuberculosis will have disap-
peared as completely in civilized coun-
tries as have lcprosy and cholera.
How medical science has suppressed
many deadly diseases is related in
connection with this prediction of the
Cud of consumption. Smallpox Is the
most striking example. Sixty years
ago smallpox accounted for "A large
percentage of the deaths in England.
Now deaths are among the lowest in
mortality returns.
Cholera epidemics have long been
unknown in England. Medical science
also has rendered hydrophobia pre-
venta0le.
or diseases conquered by sanitary
methods directed against the specific
germs themselves, malaria and yellow
fever are the most important. A scien-
t'hc campaign is being carried on in
Central Africa against the mysterious
sleeping sickness"
DR.. Latham, who made this most
surprising statement, is one Of the
most noted English physicians of this
day. He is physician and lecturer on
medicine at St Georges hospital, Lon
don; assistant physician at the
Brom pton hospital for consumption
and diseases of the chest: general
physician to the York Road Lying-in
hospital and physician Of the Royal
Society Of Musicians Of Great Britain.
He was born in 1867 and is the son
OF DIR. u, w. Latham, professor OF
medicine in tho University of Cam
Ii Il
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
OREGON Is TREMBLING.

san Francrsco, March IA spc-
cial dispatch from Klamath Falls,
ore, states that the settlers in the
vicinity OF the lava beds, where the
Nodoc war took place, are mucn
alarmed by deep detonations coming
from the earth A slight earthquake
was felt there a few days ago, accom-
panied by rumblings. Scientists have
made Investigations t. determine the
cause but are thus far baffled. The
general theory is, however, that cav
erns beneath the lava have given
away, letting huge quantities Of earth
down.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
JEALOUS FATHER SHOOTS
AND KILLS HIS DAUGHTER

New York, March 24-Within sight
OF several of her teacher friends and
pupils en- route 10 school in a crowded
street Anna Mangano, a public school
teacher, was shot In the head and in
stantly killed today by her father
who is an interpreter in the minor
court. After shooting his daughter
twice, Mangano attempted 20 shoot
himself but was restrained by by
standers. He broke away but was
caught and jailed. 1t Is said he was
revengeful because his daughter left
him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
HELD FOR SHOOTING WIFE.

san Francisco. March CIV ID.
Grant, an accountant residing at 737
Baker street, is under police deten-
tion pending an investigation into the
shooting of his wife, teacher in the
Congregational school. Mrs Grant
was wounded i'm the hip by a revol-
Yer bullet early this morning and her
husband claims that it was an acct
dent According TO his story he was
weakened by noise in the house and
cached under his pillow for his re-
Diver. The revolver was discharged
III the bullet struck his wife.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
ROsToN 10 EIGHr RATS.

Boston, March 24.-Boston is to
have a crusade against rats similar to
the one conducted in San Francisco,
Several widely known women have
become Interested in the proposition,
among them Mrs. T. j. Bowlker a
sister of the president-elect of Har-
ward, The hight against the rats is to
be- carriod ON in order TO make the
city Dcalthtul.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
STEAMER WAS DAMAGED.

San Francisco, March ga mes
sage from South Bend. Wash, today
says that the steamer Sohshone, out
ward bound from that port, en- route
to San Francisco, encountered a
heavy sea last night, which swept
away her deck load and cargo boom.
one man was washed overheard and
drowned. The steamer has returned
to south Bend for repairs
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
POLICEMAN GOES 10 JAIL.

Springfield. Mo, March 2i.-Thrre
months in Jail and fine of 500 was
the verdict of the jury in the Law
renee county circuit court at Mount
Vernon in the case, of NJ. T. MurrelI,
an ex-policemau at Aurora, charged
with murder Murrcll shot and killed
Tom Miller on a street at Aurora last
August Miller was under arrest.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
Mrs. vANDEIBILr woNr WE'D

Berlin, March 24.-Thc report that
Mrs. Ellen French Vanderbilt form
erly the wife OF Alfred G. Vanderbilt
is engaged to be married to the her-
editary count. William Won Bentinck,
a lieutenant in one of the guard regi-
ments, has been given authoritative
dcnial.g
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
BLACK HAND KILLED HIM.

New York, March 24.-Joseph Ge-
naro, cigar maker, was shot and
killed today by a fusillade 1f bullets
from seven Italians, said TO be mem
bers of the Black Hand. Five men
were arrested. including Antonio Cit
Gotta, with whom Genaro had trouble
last night over bail bond.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
THIEF SUICIDES WHEN CAUGmr

Elmlra, y. Y, March 24.-Frcdcr-
lex Richardson, wanted here and i'm
New York city for obtaining 100000
by false pretenses Committed suicide
today when captured by the Harris
burg police Richardson was first ar
rested in Chicago recently but escap-
ed while fghtIng eXtradition, He kill
ed himself when apprehended at Har-
rIsburg
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
COMMISSION Plan REsr.

Des Moines, Iowa, March 2i.--The
taxpayers of the city are jubilant over
a report made for the years city gov
Crnment under the commission plan,
The report shows 100000 surplus in
the treasury. The last year OF the old
plan the treasury showed deficit ot
SINOU0O
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
WOMAN kIDNAPPER WAS
FRIEND OF WHITlA
FAMILY
She Will Not Be Prosecuted
Because Of Friendship
Says Sharon
Rum0r.
MAN AAO WOMAN
HELLO At CLEVELAND
The Woman Had Big Rcll of Bills
When Arrested.-Whltla and
Boy Go TO Identity
the Kldndp-

sharon, Pa. March 2i.-Important
sensational developments concerning
the Whitla kidnapping case are expect
ed to occur at Cleveland this after
noon. Rumor has 1t that the woman
arrested in company with man by
the Cleveland police late yesterday. is
known personally TO the Whitla fam
lily and efforts will be made to have
the prosecution stopped 1t is report
ed that the woman is intimate with
the entire Whitla family and is well
acquainted with their affairs. 1t is
also reported that because OF this in
timacy they will not have her prose-
cuted.
For the purpose of identification
and getting possession of the man and
woman held by tho Cleveland police.
Chief of Police Grain, Detective KEN
pier, District Attorney Iininger, For
mer District Attorney Cochrane and
Willie Whitla, accompanied by his
father and uncle, Frank II. Buhl left
here this morning for Cleveland The
names of the prisoners are said to be
Helen Foulkner and James Boyle.
She Is Smart Woman.
Cleveland, March 24.-After he had
questioned them for more than four
hours, the chief OF police this after
noon stated that he is confident the
man and woman arrested here late
yesterday on suspicion of being re-
sponslble for the kidnapping Of wIIlie
Whitla. were in possession OF the boy
all the time he was away from home
"The woman said that she was in
claa nf ha q, ,k.g
says that she was in Cleveland with
him four days. She said that when
her identity became known 1t would
show that she is of good family.
THE man at first said his name
was John ode. bat later admitted that
he Is James Boyle. a plumber Of
sharon, and says that the woman is
his wife. They have both signitied
their willingness to return to Penns-
sylvania without requisition.
The woman Is clever and has Il
good education. she carefully ward
ed off every advance the police made
that might have caused her to answer
questions which she should not have
answered. She has not confessed
that she kidnapped the boy. Far from
Il. She says She was in charge of him
but that is as far as her story goes. -
The man and woman were arrested
IN the business district late yesterday
evening by two detectives who had
-rhilcd them around town for several
hours. The police were notified dur
Ing the afternoon that a man and wo-
man answering the description Of the
iddnapers were spending much mon
ey and detectives were sent out to To-
cate them.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
BLIZZARD IN COLORADO
DELAYS BUSINESS
OF COUNTRY
Telegraph Companies Had to
Send Messages by Round
About Way TO the
Coast.
SEVERE STORMS IN
SEVERAL STATES
T0rnddoeS Strike Texas and Kan
SdS Towns and Electrical
Storms Cause Death
of Several
People.

Chicago, March IA severe storm
developed today in the Rocky noun
tain region and telegraphic commu-
nication with Denver was lost early
in the day over all routes. The most
difficulty appears to be within twenty
miles of Denver, 1t is reported that
Brewster, Kan, was struck by a tor
rado but direct communication il
lacking
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
Tornado in Kansas.

Topeka. an, March 24.-At Edison
last night tornado struck a freight
train on the Rock Island and nine
cars were blown from the track The
storm also damaged several houses
but no lives were lost. A furious
storm of sleet. rain and snow pre-
walls throughout northwestern Kan
SaS.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
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ROOSEVELT At SEA.

TNNINIIEa ' III ~ "TlN'
on Board steamship Hamburg
mt sea, March 24.-CBy wir"'
10 Siascousett, Mass
, bcrS of the Roo
we'll Citizen
B two hours in the
B dinner last nigh
B after breakfast a.
son Kermit. pr,
B decks and talked
, rising passengers
fairly pleasant, but
B cold wind blowing.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
One Dead in Texas.

Laredo, March 24.-One person was
killed and four injured, while prop
erty was damaged to the extent of
$4,000 by "a tornado which swept this
City last night, destroying all commu.
nication north of Laredo. The cas-
ualties occurred when the roundhouse
of the Mexican National railroad was
demolished, the dead and injured
having been employed by the rail-
road The orphanage of the Sisters
'of Guadalupe on Lora Vista Heights
was destroyed. but the inmates es-
capped, This dispatch is sent by
courtesy of the Mexican Federal tel
egraph, whose lines on the south side
of the Rio Grange are the only ones
in operation out of Laredo.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
An Electrical Storm.

Fort Worth, Texas. March 24.-Re-
ports received here from Wise county
thirty miles north of here, say that
4 severe electrical storm swept the
country early today. Four persons
were burned to death in the fires that
followed.
\. d. Price, his wife and five chill
dren, and a farm hand were burned
to death three miles north of Slidell.
Their home was burned. Twenty per-
sons are reported injured. The path
Of the storm was five miles wide.
Fifty houses and stores at Slidell were
completely wrecked. At Bolivar, eight
miles east of Slidell, many houses
were blown down and two negroes
killed. Wires are down in all direc-
tons and news comes slowly.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24

Reports received in Albuquerque
today indicate that Denver is the cen
ter of a raging blizzard, which has
cut off telegraphic communication
with that city, delayed Transports
ton and caused tclegraphic messages
to be routed by way of the Pacific
coast. Both the Postal and Western
Union companies reported wires dam
aged and it was impossible TO get
into communication with Denver from
any direction.
Messages from the east had to be
sent a roundabout way to the north
and then to Los Angeles. from where
they were relayed here. The storm
was apparently of small extent as the
Postal company reported its wires
working as far as Colorado Springs.
As Denver is one of the main sta
tions for both telephone and tele-
graph companies, the storm caused a
great deal Of inconvenience and de-
Jay in transmitting messages between
the east and west.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, COls.. March l4-.LoCal shsw.
tTs tonight or Thursday,
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tCOntinued on Page FOur)
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02

change on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights, instead of only on
Saturday night.
TANNER CHAPEL A. M. &.
CHURCH-Corner Second and Jeffer-
son streets, Rev. II. Franklin Bray,
pastor. Sunday services: $50 Sab
bath school, Miss Ardmore Lewis, su-
perintendent; IL, preaching. subject,
Let My People Co; u. class meet
ing; pm. preaching, subject, The
Great Commission" Miss Mae Miller,
assisted by others viii serve dinner at
the church on Thursday from IL to 8
meals will be served and the public
is invited to enjoy them.
INSURANCE FEES PAID-One of
the last official acts of Secretary John
II. Page. was to turn over to the ter
ritorial treasurer for the school fund
$12575, that being one-half of the fees
collected from insurance companies
March 10 to April 80 inclusive. This
is in accordance with a law passed
March 18th amending chapter ", title
13 Of the revised statutes of 1901, re-
quiring the turning over of fifty per
cent of the insurance fees. to the school
fund. 1t is estimated that the school
fund will receive about $500 per year
from this source.
PIONEER BAND CONCERT-The
Pioneer band under the direction of
George E. Golze will give a concert to-
night at 1880 o'clock on the city hall
plaza Following is the program:
March, The Gingerbread Cadets"
(Sloane) 'LaTraViata" (VerdD;
waltZes, Blue Danube" (Strauss)
Way Down South" Qaurendean) (de-
scriptive fantastic; Cornet solo. "Util-
ity Polka" (Haines) performed by G.
f. Cole; selection, 1.-The Merry Wild
owl IF Lehar) introducing all the
popular songs of the opera; march, Il
Am Longing For Some One to Love
Me- by Hall La Farge)
WILL COMPETE WITH MESA
ES-The Phoenix Highscheol
Athletic association is making ar
rangements to train a team of track
men to take part in the annual field
day events of the Mesa Mutual I'm
provement association which will be
he held May %. This field day has
never been participated in by the
young athletes of the north side but
as the highschool has developed some
good men in the different meets of the
year and those who have established
records will be sent in the hope OF
winning the cup which is offered as
trophy to the team scoring the high
number of points.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02

THROUGH SlEEPER--An addi-
tional through sleeper was put on the
train leaving for Los Angeles last
night over the NJ. G. P.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
RETURN TO GROCERY Bust

RETURN TO GROCE0f BOSI-
NESS-W F. Reuter- after rest of
three months which has greatly ben
Gifted his health. has re-entered the
grocery business as a member of the
firm of Rule Matthews Grocer com
mapny, the new connection taking eff
feet May LIST, 1909. Mr.. Reuter- will be
found at the front as in the past at
the old established location at 230
East Washington street, and will give
his time and ability to the conduct and
development of the business, especially
the selling end. The business of this
firm has increased rapidly from the
start and plans are now under consid-
Grafton for the further enlargement
and Improvement of the store and for
added facilities for the care of patrons.
MARSHAL MOORE COMPLI-
MENTED-Detective James Drew of
the police force of Oakland, Cal, left
this city last night with Joe V. Pid-
geon, the man who is wanted in Oak
land on a charge of grand larceny.
Before leaving, the detective gave to
Marshal Moore, letter from Chief
Wilson of Oakland, commencing the
local chief upon the able and prompt
handling of ali the Investigations
which he has been asked to make by the
police of the coast cities. Although
but few of these cases have resulted
in the apprehension and arrest of a
much wanted man as has this one,
yet the promptness with which Mar
shall Moore performed his duties and
the consideration which he gave to
outside requests has been a source of
great help to the authorities on the
coast. who when no arrest did occur,
were prevented from wasting time
on a false clew and in many cases
were enabled to get on the trail of
the real offender while the track
was still fresh. The visiting detec-
several days and who was at one
time a resident of this city spoke in
the highest terms of the conduct
of the affairs of the local depart
ment.
CUT HIM TO THE HEART-Carlos
Alvarez was feeling for the
heart of Jose Lopez, yesterday, and
the doctor who examined Lopez said
that the point of the knife had proba
bly, touched the heart, but had not
lacerated it, Lopez was lying very
still and sick on a cot in the wOman's
by Constable Murphy. who came upon
the scene soon after it had occurred,
little after noon. He found Lopez
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
OFFICE FORCE ENLARGED

Chester Sergeant, nephew OF Mrs.
NJ f Sergeant. on North Third Ave,
arrived Saturday and viii take a place
in Green & Griffin's real estate Of
flee.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
ICE CREAM socIAL-The wilsc

ICE CREAM SOClAl-The Wilson
Sunday school will give an ice cream
social at the Schreck and Osmeund-
son ranch Tuesday evening May 4th.
Every one is given a cordial invita-
ton to attend.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
RAILROAD MAN ON INsPEc
A NEW MEMBER OF THE BAR

y NEW W XIV . z n Ut NE bHH"
Chief Justice Kent was yesterday ad
mitted to practice before the territorial
supreme court and all other Arizona
courts. Under the new law one can
not be admitted unless engaged in ac-
tual practice but the court construed
that service on the bench was prac-
tice
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02

INCORPORATION FEES. Terri
torial Auditor Foster yesterday turned
over to the territorial treasurer
1860 60 the amount received from in
corporation fees for the month of
April.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02

who said that the two men were drunk.
Alvarez was holding the knife in his
hand, and Aldai asked him for it. He
refused to give it up. when Lopez in
tervened and said. Give it to him or
give it to me-" "I'll give it to you"
replied Alvarez, and he did. Lopez had
just been turned out of Jail. new
.ime? They
full of human
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02

lying on a bench and asked nlm what
was the matter. He pointed TO a hole
in his shirt The officer examined it
and saw that it went on into the
body. When the officer asked who
had cut him, he pointed to Alvarez.
who was just outside. The only wit
ness of the affair was Carlos Aldai,