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New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Washington

Official Record and F0recast.-W ashlngton,
Aus. 15.-Slight depression over North Carolina,
in conjunction with high area over Northeast
err portions of New England and the middle At
lautic states over the interior OF the country,
except in the extreme Northwest. pressure *
generally low with well defined centre OF dis
f,lrbance over South Dakota. and there We're
souri, valleys. the Dakotas. Nebraska, Northern
Texas and the western portions Of Arkansas and
louisiana, and local rains on the extreme hpFll
Pacific coast The marked high pressure area,
accompanied ov much lower temperatures. is fol
lowing The South Dakota depression. but else
where over the West, IN the Ohio Valley. the
south upper lake and west lower lake regions
high temperatures continued. In the Atiantlc
States moderate JsruP-ra lures prevailed
The Northwest disturbance Will drift eastward
ana unsettled, showerv weather VIII continue
over rh~ Northern states from the Dakotas ana
ihe Missouri valley eastward. followed ny fair
weather Wednesday west OF the mississippi
River.
showers viii also continue IN the middle At
isn-tc and northern portion or the south Atallic
states. ana there viii be showers Iues'ay iiIeHl
Mountain region and the central and southern
rains states. accompanied by lower temperatures
that vii, extend into the Missouri the upper
h .ssi-sspri nla me Ohio valleys the upper lake
ai5a weston lower lake regions IN The AtLanuc
states moderate temperatures VIII continue
The WINDS along the New England coast VIII
light 10 moderate and variable; middle Al
s,rrF~ fr~ast. f{2hF 10 moderate and Naf1aoe.
though mostly east. south Atlantic Coast light
ssl.fl- cast Gulf coast light and NarlaDle. west
CUlg Cnast. light L. moderate southeast 10 sou
on ne lower lakes. moderate east. upper lakes
f-pda-1r. cast becoming variable v edTssoaS
steamers aepartEnR TUesdav for European ports
pi III have gt1. To moderate, variable winds WIN
s.-ar:!eG shower weather. 10 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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Proceeds of garden fete given by the
Young people OF Wychmere. Harwich -no
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49, Ne = vaeLer RAILWAY N J.. - 90
Frederic bradpuiS' '7o''''" ~ 800
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-, fcra,ge friend ........... 10 90
IN IN Zoo Hans., ...'...--.. 10 90
NJ Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
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.......... .......... 90
i1yx-sJ1 LIfeber'' .................. 200
Mrs NJ. IIe Fevre Eltinge -........-.-. 90
Nlss ...~. 90
r,re,o1fsiv acknnvIed ..........-.. "a. s;3 53
Total August Is. 1910. .............. s29 - 53
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District # Columbia. showers to-day and proba-
blv wednesday. light variable windz. mostly
ezsc
lor Ne,v Jersey. showers o-day and probably
Wednesday,. light .afiable wines.
F'r- Eastern Pennsylvania, local showers to-
ga. ana Wednesdav hglt variable winds.
For Eastern New York. partly cloudy to-day
showers in soutt portions Wednesday showers
light variable vindE
Fo- New England. showers today. except 1air
is Northwest plrttor: q cdnesGay showers; lfGht
. rrolerate variable winds.
Fer Western Pennsylvania ana Western New
: ,rk. rarIly cloudy today showers and cooler at
night o. - cdn scay. l'eht 70 moderate east 70
southeast y inus-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
WICK EIiSHAM AND NAGEL
TURN DEAF EAR TO PROTESTS

juneau, Alaska, July 29.-United
states Attorney General Wickersham
and Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel are carefully avoiding any ac-
ton that would put them in the light
of taking part in the bitter political
fight that Is being waged by the So
called Guggenheim and anti-Guggen-
helm factions i'm Alaska. At Ketchi-
kan today, citizens committee,
headed by the mayor sought an audi
ence with the cabinet officers. who
declined to see them. The committee
had prepared to complain to the Vis-
itors of Alaska's alleged wrongs.
Mayor Valentine Of Juneau today
received a dispatch from Messrs.
Wickersham and Nagel. saying that
on account of their limited stay in
Alaska they must decline the honor of
reception which Juneau was arrang-
ing. The coast towns quite generally
had appointed committees to lay
grievances before the cabinet mem
bers, and there is great disappoint-
ment over the inability of the COM
mittees to receive a hearing. At the
same time. private individuals are
welcomed on the Albatross. which is
conveying the visitors along the coast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE
BY GIRL AT INQUEST

The evidence Of Miss Amanda
Montgomery, who was with Katzen-
stein just before the shooting, given
at the coroners inquest was interest
ing.
Il came into the hotel office, she
said, with Mr., Katzenstein, through
the side door The cook whose
name | believe is Schmidt or Conway,
said to Mr. Katzenstein, 4 heard you
were looking Tor me, is that 50
Then the two mon started scuffling
and went out the door. / heard the
cook say US | passed through the
kitchen at supper time, She won't be
so happy this time tomorrow. The
cook and the dishwasher were in the
placita together as | entered the Of
flee know there was i'll feeling
between Mr. Katzenstein and the
cook.
other witnesses at the inquest, who
were mostly guests at the hotel ana
nearby when the shooting occurred
outside. were r. +. Hines, travelling
man Of El Paso: Sylvester kipp OF
Socorso; Louis Hopp Of TeXarkana'
Texas. and Max Bach Of Toledo ohio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
T.R. POSITIVELY
WILL NOT SAY
ONE WORD
DOESN'T CARE TO HAVE
TO REPEAT IT, EITHER
Specific Refusal to Take Part
in California Controversy
Couched in Plain Terms
Conditions Do Not Permit,


IBy Morning journal sDeciai Lssses wirel
Los Angeles, July 29.-Theodore
Roosevelt has declined specifically to
take any part in the contest for the
republican nomination for governor in
California. He sent today from New
York the following telegram to Philip
A. stanton former speaker of the
state assembly, and one of the repub-
llcan aspirants for the governorship:
New York, July 90, 1910.
Hon. Philip A. Stanton, Los Angeles,
Cal
AT the request of your brother
wire you to say that | have just given
out the following authorized state
ment:
~ have told Mr.. Stanton that
have refused to take any part in this
contest for the nomination for gov
ernor, Just as | have refused to take
part in all similar contests. No man
represents me or has any authorize
ton to speak for me in the matter, or
in any similar matter concerning a
contest for a nomination, and | wish
TO state with all possible emphasis
that | am not taking part one way
or another in this or any similar con-
test for nomination. | would like to
take q part, but the conditions viii
not permit | would like to add that
ii ought not be necessary for me to
repeat this statement which I have
made again and again, for if ! should
take a part in any one such contest |
vynlld ne exnpctnd to take part in lit -
orally hundreds
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
1t is understood that Mr.. Stanton
wired Mr. Roosevelt informing him
that representations were being made
IL Caiassir, r,ssL tiiat certain persons were
authorized to speak for him in the
matter Of the contest for the governor
ship. and he desired to know If such
were the case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
Of
DETECTIVES
ON QU| WYE
.FUSSY PREPARATIONS TO
THROW SCARE IN CRIPPEN
Large Scotland Yard Inspector
in Green Ulster Arrives in
Vast Secrecy With Wise Look
and Derby Hat,


Father Point, Que. July 2s-Th'
man who holds the kev 10 the Cripper
case, Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard
arrived today on the steamship Laur.
cntic, from London. and is waiting
here to unlock the secret which tho
steamship Montrose viii bring t'
Father Point IN Sunday.
Dew is the Englis hpolice officer
who made an examination of DR.
Hawley H. Crippen home in London
after the disap ppcarance of the doe
tors actor wife. Belle Elmore- He
made an appointment to meet Grip
pen later but before the date arrived
the cellar Of the Crippen house un-
earthed the mutlated remains Of a
woman and Dr. Srippeu was fugi.
tive.
Inspector Dew Is probably the only
man in America tonight qualified to
say with any certainty whether tht
two suspects who sailed on the Cana
dian Pacific liner MOnirose from Ant
v-erp on July 20 under the name OF
John Robinson and John Robinson
Jr.. are Or. Crippen and his typist
Ethel Claire Leneve. He win board
the Montrose when she stops mere to
take her river pilot 20 seek out the
two persons On board whom Captain
Kendall believes to- be Crippen and
Miss Leneve. aud 90 he clinches the
captains suspicious. the so-caiied
Robinson will be- arrested by the
canadian police officers who are
waiting here with warrants charging
crippen with the murder Of an un-
known woman. His comps niOn Will
be held as an accessory.
chief Mccarthy of the Quebec po-
lice saws ne Is confident that the sus-
pIcion Of the Montrose's skipper viii
prove correct
The wireless station her" resounded
all dav with messages being eSchang-
ed between the Canadian suthoriues.
CONTINUED ON Page ,. Col 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
BAFFLEO CLIMBERS
SAY N 'K|NLEY IS
UNSCALAbLE
Unsuccessful Party on Return
From Alaskan Peak Declare
Summit Guarded by Cliffs
5000 Feet High,


IBy Morning journal Special Lsssss wlrel
Seward, Alaska. July 29.-Al Cool
and Joseph Ridley members of the
Portland. Oregonian-N New York Her
aid expedition. which set out in April
to ascend Mount Mckinley and which
turned back unsuccessful. arrived IN
Seward last night. c. L. Rusk. leader
OF the party and II. II. RoJre, the
photographer, were delayed al Grow
Creek, eighty miles from Seward, and
will arrive tomorrow
Cool and Ridley declined to give a
detailed statement concerning then
experience on the great mountain,
which has never been assembled dur
ing the summer months The two
men insist that no party has ever
reached the summit and say that o.
600 feet OF precipitous cliffs surround
the top The ascent will only be
made, Cool and Ridley say, by large
expedition with an extensive outfit
end plenty of time.
The Rusk expedition reached the
summit of the mountain ascended by
Dr Cook and Edward Barril and
found the scaling of the peak easy
enough, hut il was ten miles distant
from the summit Because OF short
age of supplies the party was obh-
gated to retrace its steps
Weather conditions were generally
unfavora BILE. the all being damp and
roggy most Of the time The eN-
plorets in attacking the mountain
took practically the same route as DR.
Cook. beginning the ascent at point
a little northeast. They left Tai
keetna. d trading post of the Alaska
commercial company on the Susitna
river. the last QUILTING place, in the
latter part of May, ascending the
Chulitna river as FAR as possible in
a small boat, then going overland on
foot. They came out the same way.
The American Geological society
expedition. headed by Professor
Herschel Parker OF Columbia Uni
versity and Belmore Brown II Ia
coma. left Talkeetna day later than
the Rusk party and went NJ the chv-
Htna in the power boat Explorer. built
expressly for the party. II is reported
that this expedition also failed and
that the members viii arrive here in
few days.
Professor Parker gives shortage Of
supplies as the reason for abandoning
his effo-t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
FRA|L Lit TIE
ROBBER SAFE
IN T0MBS
cashier ERWIN WIDER
DOESN'T LOOK THE PART
Stolen S5O0,000 All Swallowed
Up in Wall Street, Protests
Prisoners Lawyer Wife'S
Trail Leads to Arrest,

TBv Morning Journas sDeelni leased Wlrsl
New York, July 2g.--A frail little
man with grey eyes and hollow
cheeks, in whose manner and pres
enee there was nothing to suggest that
single handed he had coolly lifted
$500. 600 in bonds and stocks from
the strong box of a bank was arrested
today in a downtown restaurant, not
five minutes walk from the bank he
had robbed. lie was Erwin Wider,
the missing cashier of the Russo
Chinese bank. In the court Of gem
eral sessions his lawyer, Leon Gins
berg, said that he would plead guilty
and he was committed TO the Tombs
in default of $25, GOO bail.
Ginsberg. yainly pleading with
Judge Foster to reduce the bail, de-
clared Wider had not a cent of the
money left.
1T was all swallowed W in Wall
street" he said
Almost as soon as Wider was ar
rested. the grand jury handed up an
Indictment against him, charging
specifically that he stole three certifi-
Gates, one of fifty shares and TIVE
others of twenty-five shares each OF
Baltimore q Ohio stock, and that he
disposed of them through the broker
age house of Dick Brothers on May
22 last
AT least three other officers of the
bank had access TO the safety deposit
box in which the banks securities
were kept. and the box itself was
brought daily to the offices Of the
bank, where it was kept during busi-
ness hours in the banks safe
Brokers with whom Wider traded
have said that he called up from the
bank to give them orders over the
telephone.
/ The aracss today 4. sue TO rhs
persistence with which detectives
trailed Wider's wife She was in CON
sultation last night with Mrs. Gins
berg, whose husband, besides being
Wider's lawyer, was also his neighbor
And thence she was traced today t.
the restaurant where her own hus-
band was arrested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
Socorro Girl Takes Sugar Of
Lead WatchfuI Friends Sue
ceed in Saving Life After
Hard Work,
TWO MEN MURDERERS IS
CORONER'S JURY VERDICT
Ten Posses Securing Country
for Schmidt Alias Conway
While Sam Johnson Partner
in Crime, is in Custody,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journali
SoeOrro, \. NJ. July 30.--Sam
Johnson. alleged to have been one of
the murdcrcrs OF Emil Katzenstein.
who was shot uown near the Rich
ards hotel, Thursday night, was cap
tured mt 7 o'clock last night at san
Marcial by Sheriff Sanchez and Dep
uty sheriff Romero, just as he was
entering the door of Harvey Rich
ards saloon. He was brought to san
Antonio by train and is now en- route
here in an auto. guarded BY the Off
GERS, and VIII probab and be
placed in the county jail about $3.50
o'clock this morning. Feeling in So
eorro is running high over the crime,
but it is unlikely that any violence
will be offered the prisoner although
he will be closely guarded Frank
Schmidt alias Frank Conway is still
q fugitive, but it is believed officers
are close on his trail Before day
light Friday morning, Johnson says,
Conway left him at SAN Antonio to
which place the man had fled on foot,
and Johnson gave his gun to Conway.
The atter is supposcd to be bound
toward l1l Paso. and can hardly es-
cope capture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
RUPTURE WITH
VATICAN NOW
INEVITABLE
RECALL OF THE SPANISH
AMBASSADOR ANNOUNCED
Premier Relies on Support Of
King Alfonso in Anti-CIericaI
Programi Pope'S Condition
Impossible,
rev Morning Journal Special LEASED wirei

TRv Morning journal sDeciaI LEASED Wirel
San Sebastian, spain, July 29,--At
the conclusion OF q conference here
this evening between King Alfonso
and Premier Canalejas It was an
nounced that Marquis Emilio de
OJeda, Spanish ambassador TO the
vatican had been recalled.
AT the same time the opinion was
expressed that a rupture with the
Vatican was inevitable. Senor Can
alejas told the king that the govern
ment could not accept the conditions
of the Vaticans last note and that
the Vatican would be 50 Informed.
premier Canaleias viii continue his
anti-elerical program, counting on
the support OF King Alfonso.
The order to Marquis de ojeda TO
leave his post signifies that the rup-
ture which Senior Canaleias desig-
mated as inevitable is now an accom-
plishd fact
Marquis de Ojeda himself, IN u
determination to plead illness, has
been insisting on his return on the
ground that the position of the gov
ernment at Rome was no longer ten
able and that he considered rupture
between the Vatican and the govern
ment imminent
Premier Canalejas, referring to the
Vatiean's last note, which declared
that unless the decree of June per
hitting non-Catholic societies to dis
play the insignia OF public worship
was withdrawn negotiations locking
to the revision of the concVrdat
would be discontinued, said the gov
ernment would tolerate no imposition.
Spains recalling Ambassador de
Ojeda. it is expected. viii be followed
by the. del~rturr from Madrid of Mgr
vico, the papal nuncfo, when the rup-
ture will be complete.
Senor Canaleias is preparing for a
supreme battle In addressing lib-
eraI organization, he declared that
Spain was struggling for liberty oil
conscience.
Poor spain" he said III We sue
cumb. it will be decadence The gov
ernment which possesses the confi-
dence Of the king, will save spain
despite all and against all. The strug-
gle we wage is not anti-religious but
nnti-clerical We count upon the
army, a majority in parliament ana
reason"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
LuckIeSs Woman and Two
Children Drowned in Wreck
of Home by DeIuge Following
CIoudburSt. !.
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY WILL
REACH INTO THOUSANDS
Electric Light Plant 0lt of
Commission and City is in
Darkness; Fire Department
Washed Away by Flood,

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Jonrnaii
Gallup, n. NJ, July 2s,--Mrs. Juan
Lebeo and two children, Old Mexico
Mexicans were drowned in the wreck
OF their home near Gallup AZ four
o'clock this afternoon by the most
disastrous flood ever experienced
here, The cloud burst Just south OF
Gallup sending swHing wall OF
water without warming through the
town.
The unfortunate woman and four
children were caught by the flood az
it demolished their dwelling and
hurled ii away Two OF the chill
dren were rescued from the floating
debris IN time to save their lives
but the two smallest We're drowned
with their mother before they could
be given aid.
Thousands OF dollars worth Of pro-
nerty near Gallup and la the town
were lost by reason of the flood,
which was probably the most disas-
trous ever experienced here The
city Is ia darkness tonight az the
result OF the electric light plant be-
ing put out OF c0mnA s5ioH by the
flood Tho fire department station
with all the fire fighting apparatus
was washed away and lost ana various
smaller buildings we're damaged.
The cloudburst occurred III the
head of the canyon lust south Of Gal-
iup and tha wafer rushed through the
town In a greai torrent, carrying away
all the bridges over tho arroyo. These
were new bridges, erected last year
at considerable cost TO the town.
Numerous small buildings we're
washed away and In the business Sec
tlon of the town all cellars are flooded
and the lower floors Of several busi-
ness houses were awash with water.
Agent T. r. Purdy of the Santa Fe
says none of the coast line main track
has been washed out, but much saue
track has been destroyed. a spur 70
one OF the mines Is reported gone, AZ
Sis D. IN, the fl6od has abated. al
though there Is still considerable
water in the west end OF town, when
il the lowlying section Most OF the
people IN that section are moving out.
The damage there will likely reach
100000. The bodies OF Mrs. Lepeo
and two children were found and are
now ia the morgue just south of CAL
lup
The cioudburst occurred on q high
ridge cut by two canyons half mile
apart, and the fun volume of water
from both gulches ruehed through the
town. SO that the arroyo was not large
enough to carry Il off
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-30
TO REvOLUT T|ON|zE
COTTON INDUSTRY
IN AMERICA
John Hays Hammond and Dam
.eI j, SulIy Backing Plan to
Establish Great System OF
Warehouses,



Boston, July 29.--Iiaving Tor It's
purpose the revolutonizlng OF the
cotton industry of the United states
conference was held today at the
home OF John Hays Hammond az
Gloucester AT which there We're pres
ent besides MIR. Hammond, Daniel j.
Sully. the New York cotton operator
and scott Dalgleish of Cairo, Egypt
the representative of the Hirsch syn
dicate OF London.
Briefly. the idea IL to establish
warehouses in all parts of the cotton
producing districts Of this country aa
well as in the manufacturing centers,
Tor storing the cotton crop 10 thht
instead of selling Il from hand 10
mouth. as has been the practice,
heretofore, 1t will be marketed
through the entire year when desir-
nble. II is believed that reforms VIII
be effected in the marketing Of cot
ton which viii result In saving OF
not less than fifty million dollars an
1ually
The General Cotton Securities com
pany of which Mr.. Hammond is
president ana Mr.. Suliy is vice-presi-
dent and general manager Is to De
the organization through which TINS
economv is to be effected.