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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-30
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS
CONTINUED From Page Two.)

faithful member of the United Breth-
rem church and ar one time president
of the Joslin w. c. T. L.. She was -
years of age and leaves husband
four sons and three daughters to mourn
besides brothers and sisters and a
host of friends. AT her request she
was laid 10 rest in the Liphart GENE
terry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-30
EED SSfQTSM
HISTORY cbu
JOSEPH lSN1TIH.S
THE ALAMO.
OSEPHlSMTIH.

Il INSIDE of the period of the Spanish con-
4 quistadores no chapter of American his
tory is SO filled with heroic and romantic
deeds of valor, self-sacrifice and patri-
otism as the Texan war of indenendence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-30

Republic Steel common .... 37as
Southern Ry. .. ...... 33
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-30

July, closed 1887.
September, 100. 1902, 1890. 1896.
October, 1867. 1870, 1885, 1857
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rs. oats G7. hogs 10000. cattle 1,500,
sheep 1000. =.
Estimated receipts Saturday-Hogs
1000
Hog market opened so 10c higher.
Hogs left over l0,500. Light $1,000
7.75. mixed and butchers $7.20@7S0.
good heavy $7.15@7.S5, rough heavy
$7l567.30.
Cattle market opened steady.
Sheep market opened steady.
Hogs ar Omaha 5000 cattle 500
Hogs at Kansas City 5000. cattle
600
Hog market closed for best grades
Us to 20c higher Packing grades
closed slow and generally 10c higher
Bulk S740@7.so. light s7.S5d7.So,
mixed and butchers S7.25@7.90. good
heavy s7.2OGS.O0. rough heavy s120@
740.
Cattle market closed strong.
Sheep market closed steady.
Northwestern receipts-Minneapol
today 1913. last week l12. last year 175.
Duluth. today IS. last weak %, last
year "a
EXports-Wheat and -four $4,000 !:
corn 1000: oats LOCO.
Liverpool opening cables-Wheat 81
to "a higher. corn unchanged.
Liverpool closing-Wheat ~ to q
higher. corn II higher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
OVERTHROW OF
YOUNG TURKS PI4EASES SULTAN

ln1On AnrU l4-Thn noWs frOm
CopstantinonIa TODAY brings into
clearer nerspoctfve tho latest turn in
Turkev's difficult natb toward consti-
tntionalism The counter revolution
involving at least The Temporary over
throw of the reform PARTY and the
parJal trhnnh OF the reaction spirit
has been carried ont with the same
swift. sudden dexerity. though not the
same absence of bloodshed as char
acterized the revolution which gave
TO Young Turkey" the roins Of
power.
The sultan virtually has gained CON
troll of the helm of state and although
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
CAL H0UN JURY LACKS
THE THIRTEENTH MAN

san Francisco. April li--NerS
much To the surprise of an person.
concerned today's session OF the trial
OF Patrick Calhoun. president of the
United Railroads. ended without the
selection of the thirteenth juror pro
vided for yesterday when Judge VIII
liam Z Lawlor granted the appeal Of
the prosecution for or an alternate o.
substituted juror.
1t was not expected that the attor-
news would not exercise the usual
methods of exclusion IN the selection
of the aternat..n but they nterro-
gated Twenty-Five talesmen during the
Gay. which approaches the record for
"A single session The examinations
were confined to routine questions,
but the talesmen summoned as mem
nors Of the thrty-fifth special panel
appeared in possession Of opinions
that disqualified them IN rapid sue
cession
Francis ] Ilenoy Of the prosecution
and a. A. Moore and Earl Rogers of
the defense were engaged today IN the
preparation OF the evidence 70 he sub
mtted to the jury There Is stil 4
hope chat the thirteenth juror viii he
qualified before the week ends ana
that the attorneys win be enabled to
proceed with the taking Of testimony
next Monday at the latest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
F FAVORABLE REPORT ON
NEW PATENT TREATY

WASHINGTON y. g.. Apri IL The
senate committee on foreign relations
today ordered a favorable report on
q new patent treaty between the tnl.
ted states and Germany rnder tn
existing arrangement with an Amer-
can who patents an article IN Germany
or a German who patents an article
IN the United States Is required 70
manufacture the article where the
patent is taken out within three years.
The new treaty eliminates the require.
ment that the manufacture of the
article must be in the country issuing
the patent The effect Of this is to
permit the issuance OF patents by
either country and have them con
tinue in force II the article patented
is manufactured in another country
ana Imported
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
Rioters Battle With Troops and.
Force Police to Take Refuge
in Flight; American Resi-
dents Not MoIeSted,
RlNGLEADERS SUMMARIlY
EXECUTED BY MILITARY
Conflict Outcome of 0verzeaI-
GUS Police Chiefs Attempt to.
Prevent Church Procession on
Good Friday


Mexico City April 14.-The rioung
at Velardena the big coal mining
camp in the state of Coahuna last
saturday. according to a dispatch re-
ceived tonight was more serious than
at first reported. thirh men being
killed and many injured
The trouble was instisated by Faith
er Ramon Valenzuela. the parish
priest it is asserted, who lies near
death in a hospital Fourteen of the
rioters have been summarily executed
BY the government troops and many
imprisoned
Many Americans reside in Nelar-
dena the camp being controlled by
American capital. The leaders of tho
mob, which was well organized. avoid
ed attacking Americans or destroying
American property
The fighting occurred when the icfe
politico Of the town. an officer cor
responding to q mayor, attempted -
stop religious procession, headed by
the village priest, Mexican laws for
hf2ding such raraaes thousard
pafishoners followed the priest wish
ing to witness the annual burning of
Judas. and the mob becoming enrag
"a, stone and later burned the house
Of the iefe. That official and his
wife escaped by climbing rear wall
and seeking protection in the Amerl-
can colony
The rioters then stormed a Chinese
hotel lootns it of MA liquors an !
foods and terrorizing the neighbor-
hood during the night orgy. The 30
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for their propositions had a vote been
taken.
only on one question was the con-
ference agreed and that was the in
come tax amendment The confer
encc was adjourned until Friday as
those present agreed that they were
not sufficiently acquainted VITA the
bin to pass Judgment mtclngcnuy
upon it,
While the democrats were in sos-
sion notices OF the meeting OF the ~
nance committee tomorrow were dc-
livered TO the minority members of
that committee.
In view OF the criticisms made OF
the tariff bin as amended by the sem
ate finance commtte particularly the
observation that the bin win not pro-
duce sufficient revenues for the coun-
trys needs, senator Aldrich win un-
dertake, ON Monday. satisfactorily to
explain the revenue features OF the
measure, As the democrats ask
that the bin lay over until Monday,
Mr. Aldrich does not intend to make
tomorrow the statement OF which he
has already given notice but viii pre-
sent far more elaborate argument
on Monday.
Great dependence is placed by the
senate lawyers in tho work being done
by Former senator Hemenway on
bohalf of the new senate committee
on public expenditures information
is being collected by him which win
be used in cutting down annual ap-
preparations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
DEMOCRATS AS
USUAL ARE
DIVIDED
UNABLE TO AGREE ON
TARIFF LEGISLATION
Minority Senators Spend -Four
Hours on FruitIeSS Con-
ference; VIII Support Income
Tax Amendment
IBy Morning journal special Leased wir'l

IhN morning oohfhaA EpN'A'f ft'"Ht"
Washington. April l4.-For mofr
than four hours the democratic mem
bers Of the senate conferred today
in an effort to agree upon policy
toward tariff legislation After the
session Senator Culbcrson. the minor
ity leader announced that the demo
crats had agreed 20 support an income
tax amendment and 10 stand for SUBJ
stantial reductions in schedules. and
particularly for a decrease i'm the rates
on necessities OF life.
The conference was not binding
and not entirely harmonious. some
senators admitted frankly that they
would seek protection for the indus
tries of their states. senator stone
spoke ln favor Of his campaign Tor
independence of Filipinos after H.
years and absolute free trade with the
islands during that period senator
Foster was opposed TO free trade with
any Of the colonies Neither of these
senators. IL was apparent could have
obtained "A majority Of the democrats
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
ALLEGED FAKE PROMOTER
PROTESTS INNNOCENCE

Dcs Moincs La, April little
state Of Iowa. or for that matter the
government has no moro evidence
against me than against a baby" said
j. c. Maybray tonight in the county
Jail
The alleged fake race and Wrestling
promoter was brought to Des MGines
today ana in default of 100000 bail
was placed behind the bars
II Is now thought Maybray win be
tried in Des Moincs next month
though an order from Judge Smith
Mcpherson may transfer him to Coun-
ell Bluffs. where indictments were re
turned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
NO MORE SECOND HAND
ARMS FOR REVOLUTIONS
Government stops indi-'rininatc sale
of Discarded Weapons.

Washington. April 1i-No more
win chcan revolutions in ueighborinp
Countries be encouraged by the easy
manner In which it has been possible
To purchase old arms of the United
states.
orders have been issued at the war de
partment stopping the practice of sell
ing the discarded arms. It has been
reported at various times that rcNolu-
tonists in Central ana south America
obtained arms from the United states.
IT remained however for the po-
lice of Chicago to complain that the
sale Of the old Springfield rifles re-
emily discarded was causing trouble
for them That complaint was fol-
lowed by an order against the sale oi
the remaining 5000 rifles by auction
These rifles may be sold 10 patriotic
organizations only
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
PASSENGERS SAVED
WIFE n RIVER
BOAT SINKS


Pittsburg, April Scantily clad
suffering from their trying expert
ences the passengers of the steamer
Virginia. wrecked on the Ohio river
near Wellsvillc, reached here today
on a Baltimore and Ohio train No
lives were lost, but the passengers
on the ill-fatod steamer tell a thrilling
story of their narrow escape from
death when the boat after trip
which was marked by a series of mis-
haps. finally struck on a submerged
rock tearing a large hole in her hull,
and going to the bottom almost in
stantly. The fifty people on board were
thrown into wild panic, but the cap
tain and crew were equal to the ocoa-
sion Boats were quickly launched
and the people were taken to the bank
without the loss Of q life. The acct
dent occurred at midnight, the night
being pitch dark and during how
ling gale, the equal Of which has sell
dom been experienced by veteran
rivermen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
PEACE: RE|GNS
ONCE MORE IN
STAMbOUL
NEW TURKISH CABINET
SUMMONED BY SULTAN
Stirring Outbreak Tuesday Re-
suits in Restoration to Power
ot Reactionay Element and
Setback f0r Young Turks,


'"' Morning Journal sDecial leased Wirel
tonstantinopie. April 14.-After the
i'ilhg events of yesterday and the
'dlH part of today i'm Constantinople,
ui' successful formation of the cab
'Ne' ana the issue of an imperial proc
.si''tion. ordain.ng the Observance of
W. sheri laws ana the preservation OF
''e constitution. served to bring about
comparatively peaceful situation
nefe tonight The new cabinet of
s"i'h fewfik Pasha Is the grand vizicr
"'s been Installed
ihe formation OF the cabinet has
e's'HA relieved the tension.
Aosi Of the people passed sleep
ilsat owing to the continuous dis
"'ises oi musketry Tonight the city
:, laiet the troops have returned to
80 Hefrae ks and the crowds in the
'a'i'aoui quarter have retired to their
49,. 'niidence is gradually returning
''l'ush the military situation will re-
al the energies % the new gov
,''.snt for its successful handling
~ ~ me PRONUNCIATION Of wise meas
!, - That the army may he placed
'''''e satisfactory basis. Forum
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
GIRL
SENDS MESSAGE
FROM SEA
Pathetic Letter from PriSone!
Aboard Unknown Vessel
Washed Up on Beach Near
Golden Gate,



Oakland. cal, April l4.-After
drifting for weeks in the Pacific ocean.
the playthng OF the wnds and tides.
message purporting To tell of the
pight of Rosallnc Bockayn. a Denver
girl who came TO this city last month,
strange to its people and it's ways,
only TO be druRged and carried out a.
sea by man who had offered he"
his services as guide to a boarding
house. was washed up on the water
front today The paper was contained
in bottle which the girl threw from
the cabin port hole of her prison ship
trusting that her appeal would reach
some one who would inform her rcla
tives and bring about her release. Tho
message is headed
Pacific ocean March 49, 1903
1t begins
81 east this bottle overheard with
the hope that 1t will be- found. I ar
rived from the east Thursday and be-
ing stranger to san Francisco did
not know whore to lind the main par
of the city A gentleman, as sup
posed at the time met me on the
water front and asked me II / was
looking for some one
Continuing, the message tells Of the
kind offer Of this man to see the girl
safely housed of his success in per
suading her to come aboard "a ship to
wait until he should be at liberty to
70 with her, Of drugged vine and OF
q deep sleep from which she awokc
TO find herself a prisoner aboard ia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

Tho great square was filled With sol
diers in condition OF tense excite
ment With his well known bravery
Edhim Pasha faced the troops cooly
and dead silence ensued,
His message Of imperial pardon Was
acclaimed With great cheers and the
prolonged firing of sautes which
greatly alarmed the populaee and re-
suited in some unintentional casual
ties.
Inquiry AT official quarters elected
the statement that news had been re-
ceived that the second army corps had
declared in favor Of the new move
mcnt and that the committee Of TN
ion and Progress at Adrianople had
been dissolved From Salonika every
thing is reported quiet It is rumored
that Mahmond Mukhtar Pasha has
fled
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
MRS. BOYLE MAY BE THE
LIGHT FINGERED CLARA

St Louis, April 14-ln the hope Of
thcif missing house maid
Clara" who disappeared September
30. 1907. ON the same morning that
$1,000 worth OF jeWelry was stolen
from a small cabinet at their home,
100 Lenox place, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Choutcau Dyer have gone to Sharon.
Pa, to look at Mrs. Helen Boyle, the
Willie Whitla kidnapping success, un-
der arrest there
Mrs Dyer has seen published photo
graphs of Helen Boyle and has de-
cided that the pictures resemble
Clara"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
SUNSET ADOPTS NEW
POLICY OF PUBLICITY

New orleans, April IA new era
in the attitude of railroads in inves-
tigating accidents was inaugurated
hero yesterday when the Southern
Pacific put into effect the policy OF
giving full publicity to such ihvesti-
cations.
Under the new rule. adopted by or
der of Julius Kruttschnitt a board of
inquiry TO investigate all acciden -
is to be composed of three employees
or officials OF tho road and one who
is not IN any way connected with ibe
company Newspaper men viii not
only be permitted 20 attend the inves-
tigation hut viii be notified OF the sit
tings of the board.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15


1t'ly tl'o ne" MINISTER 81 war; f,u'' ~,
.,,,n,ea ,,a ro,, ,,,a, ~ III,
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'l"'lpl ~ i'S' July was tn' ""' u
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"H til' '!'s'"us P"''S' nc i'9'"E n"S
resulted VA tne com p''V "p'''e'"'lol'
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The precincts of the porte were
crowded IN every part ana the nan
where the ministry was lnst'H'd was
packed to ovcrfloWing
An imperial order was issued APP
pointing Towfik Pasha. grand vizier
and confirming Zia Eddn Effendi as
Shoik al Islam. II also ordained the
strict observance of the sheri laws and
the observation of the constitution
Cor the maintenance of the security
and progress of the government and.
country and the welfare Of all my
people"
Tbe snlton adds that the Observance
or tho instructions laid down i'm the
order is of the utmost Importance and
concluded bv invoking divine assist
ance on the efforts of the grand vizier|
and tha cabinet. which is composed OIL
clements outside of the parliament-
arv partics and which generally isl
considered as transitorv and likely tol
lead eventually TO the return of the
former Grand vfzier Kiamil Pasha and
,bo forn,or war minister Nazim Pasha.
Two ar tho most popular men i'm Tur-
KEY.
Nncb anxiety is felt concerning the
attin,de of the second ana third army
rorps az Adrianople and Salonika
sho,,ld thov remain faithful to the
.op,nitteo of union ana proaress the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
FXCURSION|STS TO BOOST FOR
BIG CATTLEMEN'S MEET HERE

4Wel be all ready for YOU when
van arrive" was the tcrse reply re-
ceived TO a telegram addressed yes
terdav by the management of the Sec
and Annual Albuquerque Business
Mons Trade Excursion TO Secretary
G A Klnne. of the lll Paso chamber
of commerce The wire from here
informed MIR. Kinne that the Albuquer-
one boosters would descend upon the
Pass city at O'Clock next Satur-
dav While this allowed El Paso
three days to make the final prepare
tions. she has been making prcpara-
lions for weeks past and the people
down there not only expect to show
tn, visitors hot time but expect t.
have one themselves. F,l Paso lays
claim to being a live town but the Al
buquerque men are planning to give
the Texanos an exhibition of real on
thnsiasm that will make the latter
think they have been doing Rip Nan
Wrinkle stunt
Things are just about ready for the
start at O'Clock tomorrow morning
There are however, few berths left
and any laggard who is just taking
n tumble to himself can squeeze ia
if he will notify o. A. Matson today
Chef Metcalf has his apron all
starched and ironed and viii board
the dining ear when it arrives here
with the rest Of the equipmen; for the
big special train today. If there is any
shortage Of pots and pans there viii
be a holy roar and everything win
be in apple pic order when tue chef /
is ready for business. The manage
ment Of this excursion believes that q
successful booster is we'll fed boostcr
and the cuisine is going to be about |
the flossiest thing that ever amblcd |
down along the Santa te trail
The array OF souvenirs to be dis
ubutcd by the representatives, Of tho |
various business houses would mal |
the old curiosity shop look like y ten
cent bargain counter Some extreme |
ly novel and attractive devices VIII |
be in evidence.
1t is understood that the New Mex |
leo Cattle and Horse Growers asso
citation contemplates holding its sec
ond annual meeting in this city at the |
time of the Territorial fair in the fan |
and the trade excursion Will afford |
an excellent opportunity for the Alhu- /
Querque men to talk to the cattle and !
horse men along the line and assure |
a big attendance of the representa- !
tives OF the great livestock industry |
Of the southern and southwestern par, |
of the territory This can be made
the largest and most memorable con
vention of The stock raisers eyer held
in the territory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

TashinnnbIr Wcddine

baltimore April "a An event of
much social interest was the marriage
here today of Miss Harriet stewart
Brown. eldest daughter of MT and
Mrs Alexander Brown of Baltimore.
to r. Suncrn Taller. banker. of Nen
York. and prominent iu society and
club lfc, of the metropolis The core
mony was performed at the Brown
Town house at Cathedral and Madi-
son streets by Rev Dr Donald Guth-
.io. of the First Presbyterian church.
hose present being limited tp the two
families and more intimate friends
\ reception followed To- which between
900 and 500 persons were hiddcn
many coming from ont uf town
Edward De Peyster Livingston 81
Ncw york. acted as best man. Georg,
J. Gould of New York was one of th'
ishcrs The bride received "A grea'
number of presents OF rare beauty ans
saiuc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15

was entered at .todaN's sessions here
by Frank II rlatt. OF counsel Tor the
1.ehigh Valley Railroad company, Who
declared he would be compelled 20 at
tend hearing before the Interstate
coal rates during the week beginning
April 10
Attorney Reynolds for the govern
mcnt. declared that no adjournment
would he assentcd to him by him.
There was no ruling in the matter
but II was understood the government
protest would act as a bar ia amy ad-
journmcnt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
TO VOTE ON
STATE WIDE PROHIBITION

jefferson city, Mo. April li.--Ey
a vote ot 20 81 the Missouri house
of representatives late today passed
the bin submitting constitutional
providing for state wide
prohibition 10 vote of the qualified
electors of the state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
ROOSEVELT IN
HURRY To GET
At THE GAME
DECLINES HOSPITALITY
OF PEOPLE OF M0MBASA
Mighty Hunter to Penetrate
at Once 10 Interior and Pro-
ceed With Slaughter Of Jungle
DenizenS,


Momhasa. April IA cablcgram
received heie today from Theodore
RooseAeu declining an invitation 60
attend public reception and din
uar. makes evident that he has de
eided not 10 ston TN Mombasa There
fore There is much disappointment
here Mt Roosevelt asks i'm this mes
sage that he be met 10y the pier by his
special train and conveyed direct 90
the ranch of Sir Alfred Peas on the
Athi river where ht viii hc Sir Al
fred eucst for the first fornight's
stay in the protectoratc
The steamer Admiral is expected
here April e..
At present the monsoon is blowing
vigorously There has been a sudden
outbreak of smallpox AT Nairrobi.
Forty dcuths huvc occurred in the
quarantine camp and three cases are
reported from Juia ranch. the property
uf George Mcmillan. w no will be Mr.
pooseNelfs host during a portion os
his STAY in this section.
Major Louis l.. seaman has return
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
PROTEST AGAINST SUIT
AGAINST COAL CARRIES

Ncw York. April IA protest
against the continuation Of the pres
ont hearings in tho government suh
against tho coal-carrying railroads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-15
WELL Be READY FOR YOly'
|s THE GREETING Of Il PAS0
EXCURSION GOES TOMORROW

Secretary OF Chamber of Commerce Has Fair Warning and
Declares Pass City Boosters viii Be on the lob With Big
and Geefu Noise When the Albuquerque Business Men
Drive in Few Berths Left For Those Who Take Tumble
at the Eleventh Hour.
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