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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
TAFT DECIDES
ON POLICY Of
SILENCE
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
IN FUTURE TO Be RARE
President Finds that important
Public Business win Demand
His Attention Until After the
Congressional Elections,



Beverly, Mass, Aug. President
Taft followed today the recent can
collation. Of his western and southern
engagements by announcing that his
speeches of the future would be few
and far between. fle told a commit
tee from Providence, K. L., that no
could not reconsider the cancellation
of his engagements to speak before
the Atlantic Deep Waterways associ-
alton in that city in September. Mr.
Taft said important matters OF pub
lie business would claim his atten-
ton from now until the oonVening Oh
congress.
The president did not give deh-
mite answer to Governor Eberhard of
Minnesota and a delegation OF fifteen
men of ST. Paul, who came to urge
him TO accept the invitation to speak
before the National Conservation con-
gress in that city September S.
If he goes to St Paul, he will simp.
lv write the conservation feature OF
his next message in advance ana de-
liver il in an address before the con
serVation congress. In TINS way tlle
st. Paul enga cement would interfere
little with the presidents plans ioi
the next three months
New York state politics brought
Vice President Sherman and william
l.. Ward. republican national commit
teemen for that state, TO Beverly late
TODAY and they were in conference
with the president for an hour ol
more Mr.. Taft is said to have con-
firmed to his New York callers the
tn. 10
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
ENGINEsMEN OF WESTERN
ROADS TO DEMAND RAISE

Chicago. Aug 1.--RepresentatiVes
of locomotive engineers of 'iifty-six
railroad systems west Of Chicago met
here today to consider plans when
may result IN q general demand Tor
higher wages Warren :. stone
grand chief of the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. is in charge OF
tho conference which represents
about $4,000 men. Delegates ue
cIared il would take q NUMBER %.
days before q uniform schedule woulu
he agreed to. after which the scneu-
ule would be presented to the ran
roads
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
COLUMBUS CARMEN INSIST
ON RECOGNITION OF UNION

Columbus, O, Aug. I.-Efforts OF
Governor Harmon to bring about a
settlement of the Columbus street car
strike proved unavailing today When
the governor told the unionists
that the company was willing to settle
If the question of recognition and the
wearing OF union buttons was waived
the union officials said the companys
proposal was not new, that they had
rejected such proposal before going
out on strike and would continue to
reject il.
There was little violence. Militia
patrols are still maintained through
out the city.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
SCH|Ff PARTY BACK
FROM ALASKA
F FanouS New York Banker Is
Impressed With Possibilities
of the Far Northern Terri

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Vancouver, b. c., Aug. 1.-The
yacht Ramonia, carrying the Jacob
II. Schifr excursion to Alaska, afrlNeu
from Alaska today The party was
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scbf. William Loeb, a partner with
Mr.. Schiff in the firm of Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. New York bankers. Mrs. Loeb,
A. G. Plimpton. book publisher, Mrs.
plmpton. General and Mrs. James
II. Wilson of Wilmington. Del, Ed
gar salin OF Frankfort, Germany, and
Captain ID. II. GarVis, treasurer OF the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
HUSBAND IGNORES
RECONCILIATION
SUGGESTION
Percy Proctor Fails to Show Up
for Meeting WithJIIted Wife
Who Sues for Share Of His
Wealth,

ray Morning LouEnaf sDecisi Leases "lre'
Cincinnati. Aug. MY husband s
attorney. so 1 am informed, refuses
to have me meet my husband Tho
court ordered us 20 meet on Monday.
ana settle the case l was ready but
after waiting for hours am Informed
that there will be no meeting There
Is now nothing left, II seems, but to
sue for recovery Of the $4,000, which
my husband promised me as a mar
ria ge dover"
This statement came from Mrs.
Percy Proctor today. She had plan
ned A conference in accordance with
q decision by Judge Woodmanse OF
the common pleas court on Saturday
which virtually ended an injunction
suit instituted by Mr., Proctor 10 pre-
vent the transfer of S4o,OO0 worth or
stocl, which he claimed TO have de-
nosited ~ collateral for note given
ip the consideration for an ante-nup-
tial contract In Berlin last October.
The court held that title to the
stock rested between the husband and
wife and recommended that they set
lie their differences out of court or
derine also that a temporary injuuc-
lion against transfer OF the stock be
continued.
Mrs. Proctor. who was formerly
Baroness Won Klifuss OF St. Peters
burg. said she intended Co start TOT
Europe tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
QUEBEC BARS EXPORT OF
PULP FOR PRINT PAPER

New York Aug. Information
has been received here that the gov
ernment of the province OF Quebec
has prohibited the expectation of pulp
wood from lands held by settlers on
ticket. Where full payment for the
lands has been made and ownership
masses to the buyers, the prohibition
does not apply
The action OF the Quebec authori-
tics is said TO be the second step in
their movement to prohibit the eXpor-
tntion OF pulp wood which is used
largely in the manufacture OF print
ing paper. A previous prohinltloil
had been placed on tue expectation
of wood cut from the crown lands.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
MAD
| CALIFORNIAN
| STAYS FOUR
FORMER COMRADES, HIS
WIFE AND CHILD VICTIMS
San Diego, Ex-Fireman Fol-
lows QuadrupIe Murder With
Sensational Suicide in Crowd
in Central Plaza.
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san Diego, Cal, Aug. -Four per-
sons arc dead and one is dying and
another suffering with a serious
wound because of the homicidal fury
generated to day in the mind of Bert
S Durham by months of brooding
over his discharge from the local fire
department. In his desire for re-
venge, Durham shot and Killed one Of
his former comrades during the early
hours Of the morning and his bullets
struck down other firemen before he
fled He lured them into the fight
lv turning in false alarm and fired
on them from the darkness as they
arrived to answer the call.
An hour later Durhams Wife and
child were found dead in their bed.
Their heads had been crushed with a
steel bar.
The city was in an uproar. Armed
posses whrled through the streets
in automobiles searching for the muir
,erer high and low. Not trace OF
him could be found until long after
daylight. when, rising from his seat
in Il street car, Durham stepped 70
the ground and, striding into a plaza
in the, heart of the business section,
fired a bullet into his own brain. He
died shortly after noon without max
ing any statement.
The victims:
Donald Grant, engineer or engine
company No. 3. shot dead,
Mrs Durham and child, beaten to
death with a piece of steel
Peter Sampsell, captain of the hose
company, dying.
Guy Elliott. a driver of the hose
company, seriously shot.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
POWDER MILL WORKER
BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS

Bradford, Pa. Aug. t.--While mix
ing nitro -glycerine at the Dupont
powder company's factory near How
ard Junction this afternoon John
sloan. the only man in the building at
the time, was blown to fragments
and all that remains to mark the site
of the small factory is a large hole III
the ground. Buildings We're shaken
in this city ten miles away.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
ROOSEVELT LEAVES FOR
FOUR-DAY AUTO TOUR

Roosevelt left New York early this
evening on a four days automobile
tour of New Jersey ana PehhsSl-
vaniia 1t was not ms intention 10
permit news of his journey to become
known. but an enterprisig automobile
agent let the secret out, He called
up every newspaper office in town
and asked that photographers be sent
to the coloners editorial offices to
make pictures Of the departure. Law
renee Abbott, son OF Dr. Lyman
Abbott accompnied MI. Roosevelt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
MURDOCH ATTACKS
UNCLE JOE
Kansan Winds Up Campaign
With Story Of Submarine
Scandal and Sad Tale of
Congressman Lilly

fBy Morning journal Special ISaeed WFet
Kansas city, Aug. Victor Muir
dock closed his primary campaign to-
night with speech delivered trom
the balcony of the Y. NJ. c. A. building
Kansas CITY, Kansas. He talked of
Speaker Cannon and the national
house of representatives, dwelling az
some length on the purchases of sub
marine boats by the United state.
Men who controlled congress ho
said. purchased eight submarines
when the naval committee had asked
for only four
Let me tell you OF Lily he said.
"Iilly was a congressman from Con-
necticut. one day. on Pennsylvania
avenue. he said 70 me. Great heav-
ems, what viii the people do to THIS
crowd n they ever get onto them
He began to look around. Down ia
the basement of the White House.
hid away I'm little cubby holes, he
found electric lights in little obscure
holes where no human foot had trod
since the electricians had put them
there
He went on the committee of naval
afairs. There is n boat company that
manufactures submarine torpedo
boats. II has but one customer ana
mat is Uncle sam. The navy depart
ment asked for four of those boats
and congress gave it eight.
Lilly thought there was something
wrong snd ne began to watch. Every
man said drop it-lcave II alone. But
"A special committee was appointed aud
then 1t soon developed that IL was not
investigating the submarine boat COM
vany. but it was bounding Mr.. Lilly
10 death.
The people OF Connecticut elected
him govcrnor but he went down To
his death pursued by figure. The
night he died his last words were
Take IL away. Don't let 1t touch
me.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
JEWELS TAKEN FROM
DIR, CRIpPEN IDENTIFIED

New York. Aug LIN signed
dispatch from quebec TO the New
york American which VIII be printed
here tomorrow, Mrs. Fred Ginnett OF
Roselle. n. j.. who was a close per-
sonal friend of Mrs Hawley IL Grip
hen tBene Elmore), writes that she
has positively identified as Bele ~
morss the diamond taken from Dr'
Crippen and Ethel Leneve wheh taA-
en- into custody.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
Bl GODDESS SURGERY
DEMONSTRATION SUCCESS

San Francisco, Aug. IA demon
stration of the Lorenz bloodless sur
gerry by DR. Harry Forbes late TO-DAY
opened the national convention OF the
American Osteopathic association
which will be in session in this city
the remainder of the week. The OPP
Grafton, performed on a small slri
suffering from congenital hip disease,
was witnessed by several hundred
delegates TO the convention.
reception will be held tonight ana
tho regular business sessions viii be-
gin tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

governments irrigation projects The
director win accompany the army OF
ficers on a good part of the'r iliner-
cry. explaining the early history and
features of the work.
The departure of Mr Newell occas-
ioned some surprise here fer It IS
known that when the question of his
going with the army engineers ch
part of their tour OF ihspecl'hl ills.
was suggested to his superlofs IN me
interior department. 1t was NieWgu
with disfaVor. It is rumofed that 'he
change IN the department Original
attitude. which by many was attilo'
uted to the strained relations eNistihs
between the secretary's office ana the
reclamation service, was due to pres
sure from other quarters.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
GORE GIVEN CHANCE
TO MAKE GOOD
Oklahoma Senator to Be Wit
ness in Inquiry Into Alleged
Fraud in ChoctaW Coal Land
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Mnskogee, okla. Aug. i.-~Ropert
$. persons. clerk of the congressional
committee TO investigate tho charges
made 10y senator Gore relative 70
contracts of J. r. McMurray to sell
the coal lands df the choctaw nntlon'
IA in Muskogee making preparations
for the committee hearing ThursdeN'
Senator Gore will be the FIRST VII
ness called only one witness mas 90
far been summoned TO appear CON
gressman C. +. Creager. who ~ AZ
legged to have been approached IN the
same manner as senator Gore also
will be witness
Congressman G, y. Carter OF Ara.
more. Bird $. Mcclure Of Pawnee ana
Arthur p. Murphy OF Rolla' Mo- are
amog those called as Witnesses Eaen
of them is or has been "A memper ol
The house committee on indian ailalrs
and Is supposed to be familiar WIN
the McMurray contracts
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
BROKER JAILED FOR
FRAUDULENT DIVORCE

Chicago, Aug. willis Counsel
man. broker, was today sentenced 10
serve three months In the county JAN
for contempt of court In connectlon
with his part in divorce proceedings
to separate him from his wife, pa
tient Of the hospital for the insane.
The sentence was snp9sed by Judge
Chetllin in the superior court, the Jur-
list before whom the alleged lraudu-
lent divorce case was heard. Eouh-
selnan was taken to Jail after he had
been allowed to eat his dinner III
freedom.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
ILLINOIS BRIBERY
INQUIRY RESUMED

Springfield, Ill, Aug. 1.-The legis-
Iative investigation will be resumed
tomorrow morning by the Sangamon
county grand jury
Twelve witnesses have been sum :
moned to appear here tomorrow an"
II is understood testimony VIII pc
heard relative to three bills whlch
were defeated in the forty-sixth gen.
eral assembly. These are the SLOT
machine bill. and the loan shark
hill and the measure permitting chil-
dren to be employed in theaters.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
ROOSEVELT HAS
NOTHING TO ADD
TO STATEMENT
Colonel FIatIy Refuses to Be-
come Further Implicated in
California Gubernatorial Con-
trOVerSy
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san Fyaac'sea. Aug. THE Bul-
letin today prints the following tele-
gram from colonel Roosevelt which
il SAYS was in answer to message
informing MIN thar his recent tele-
gram to Philip y. stanton, concern
ing the gubernstorial fight was being
distorted.
"Oyster Bay. y. Y, July so. 1919.
Fremont older. san Francisco. Cal:
1t is simply nonsense 20 suppose
that my statement has other than its
face value II is impossible 10 twist
Il and II needs no supplementary
statement whatever of any kind or
sort. II was the statement in the
johnson papers that had sent Pin
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
O|Az PRESIDENT BY
OVERWHELMING
MAJORITY
Complete Returns Show Veter-
an Executive Almost Unani-
nous Choice of Mexican Peo-
pie,

Mexico city. Aug. complete re-
turns Of the recent presidential elee-
ton have been received at the de-
partment Of the interior and totals
were given out at the bureau OF IN
formation today as follows;
For General Dlaz for president, IS
S29 electoral votes
For Francisco Madero for presi'
dent. eel electoral votes.
For Teodore Dchesa, five.
For General Bernardo Reyes
three.
For jose Ives Limantours one.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
BALL PLAYER VICTIM
OF iNFANTILE PARALYSIS

Washington. Aug. William HIM
rich. pitcher of the Washington Amer
lean league baseball team is a patient
in the Georgetown university hospital
here. suffering from infantile paraly-
sis. a. disease which rarely attacks
adults.
Numerous cases Of lniantlie paraS
sis have been reported among chli-
dren recently and three cases were
discovered today, Hinrich, who Is
twenty one years old. went to the nos
pital five days ago for treatment TOT
his arm. which appeared paralyZed.
Today Or. s. clifford Cox declared the
young man would not be able to play
ball again this season
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
PACKING HOUSE PROBE
TRANSFERRED TO DENVER

Chicago. Aug. 1.-The federal ~
vestigation being conducted into the
affairs Of the Chicago meat packers
is to be turned to Denver and the al
legged ACQUISITION of three independent
hacking concerns in that city by the
National Packing company. rNe
witnesses from Denver arriNeu
here today and are expected 10 lestl-
fy before tho grand jury tomorrow
The Waterman wheat deal on the
Chicago board Of trade may be m
vestigated by the grand jury, was an-
timated today by w S Kenyon assls-
tant to Attorney General Wickersham'
who Is here conducting the briet IN
vcstigations.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

chot to sneak for Johnson which rem
dered my statement imperative.
refuse positively to mako any state
ment in future of stanton In spite OF
his past services in the Japanese mat
ter, and it is equally impossible to
making statement on side of Johnson
though / fully appreciate Johnson's
attitude. All you have to do is to
take my statement OF yesterday and
von can construe II i'm the only way II
can possibly be construed
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
TERNATI0NAL GOOD
ROADS CONGRESS MEETS

Brussels, Aug 1.-THE opening ses-
sion OF the second international road
congress ut which experts from all
the European countries. the United
states and Mexico, gathered 70 eX-
change views on the construction ana
maintenance OF roads. was held here
today at the Palace cf Academies
Colonel Spencer Cosby, superintendent
OF publIc buildings and grounds at
Washington, is chairman Of the Amer
lean delegation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
TROUBLE ON GRAND. TRUNK
REMAINS UNSETTLED.

Montreal, Aug. 1.-The eonfe'ence
between Grand Trunk officials their
striking conductors trainmen and
Sardmen ana the minister Of le1'ars
adjourned late tonight. Persistent :ll-
mors to the effect that a settlemeiit
had been reached and that the srril,e
was on the eve Of being declared OIL,
found no official verification-
The conference will continue to-
morrow
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
DEADLY GERMS
LET LOOSE IN
KANSAS
Walls STOLEN OR LOST
BY CARELESS P0STMAN
Said to Be Sufficient BacilIi to
DepopuIate Statei Health De-
patment Issues ReaSSuflng
Statement,


Topeka. Kan, Aug. i.-Thirteen
Walls containing tuberculosis and
dlphtheria germs addressed TO Or.
Sarah A. Greenfield, hactoriologist Of
the state board OF health, disappear
ed from the United states mails last
Friday and search for them result
cd IN finding the vials. open and
empty, in an alley in the west part
of the city today, The package con-
tanning the Walls was taken out by tho
postman and was lost or stolen before
lie delivered 1t. The state board or
health declines to tell exactly whore
the Walls were found. fearing to rouse
the neighhorhood,
There were enough germs IN the
Walls 20 depopulate the state, but the
board Of health thinks there viii he
no serious results as the broken Niais
were found where the direct rays nI
the sun shone on them.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

Peoria. H.. Aug 1.-The seventh
annual convention Of the Information
al brotherhood Of Tcaria;crs mel n
this city today with delegates IN at
tendance from nearly every sta'e IN
The union. The opening session was
given to the reports OF committees
and plans Of organization.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
AMERICANS BACK
Of HONOURAN
UPRISING
Adventures From the United
States Join BoniIIa for Attack
on Existing Government in
Latin State,
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New Orleans. Aug. l-Ihat the
revolution which Former President
Manuel Boniila j. promoting i'm span
ish Honduras will be fought largely
under the leadership OF Americans
Is the belief Of passengers arriving
here today on the steamer Bluelielos
from Cieba. General Cabe Conrad the
Young American who was padlN
wounded while fighting for Estrada IN
Nicaragua has joined Boniila's forces
Conrad returned 10 Bonilia's army
week ago. declaring Estrada no long
cr required his aid.
With a small force Of American
sharp shooters. Conrad left Nicara qua
for Honduras. He landed near Cleoa
and made his way into the Interior
He will command Bonilla's machine
guns. General Lee Christmas. another
American. joined Bonilla before Con
rad.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
I.lplane ISlIls Boy.

Sunderland. England, Aug -
While making flight at the Bouldon
race course tonight, Mile Franks BIZ
plane overturned and crashed into q
crowd of spectators, killing IA boy.
Mile. Frank was dangerously injured
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
RAILROAD DEMANDS
PROTECTION FROM
STRIKERS
Delaware and Hudson Company
Declares Acts of Violence In
ceSSant Along Its Lines Mil
tia May Be Called
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Saratoga n y, Aug. THE Della
ware and Hudson railroad notified
Sheriff Washburn today that it is un-
able to put an end to the acts OF viz
lence committed by strikers along its
line, and called upon him for assist
ance. The sheriff Immediately hur.
ried deputies to the scene of last
nights wreck near BalIston Lake
and is prepared to call out the nation
al guard if trouble continues.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
NEWELL WILL TOUR
WEST WITH ARMY
ENGINEERS
Presence of Reclamation Ser
vice Chief Believed to lndi-
cate Change of Attitude by
Secretary Ballinger,

IPv MeraIns journal special Lsased wire,
Washington. Aug. lit developer
today that the mission in the west OF
Director Frederick IT, Newell 81 the
reclamation service who lett WASH
ington yesterday was 70 ION "a r.
board 81 army engineers. which le
charged with the examination Of ine
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

on Jose 80 Limantour. one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-05
THE WEATHER
IN PENSACOLA

Furnished by local Office, United
States weather bureau, for The Pen.
sacola Journal Of January 5:
Maximum temperature yesterday 64
degrees at p. m.
Minimum temperature yesterday 81
degrees at $50 p. m.
Mean temperature yesterday so de-
graes.
Normal temperature yesterday So de-
grees.
Departure from normal yesterday
pluz degrees.
Average maximum temperature for
this date so degrees.
Average minimum temperature for
this date 46 degrees.
Accumulated excess of daily mean
temperature since first of the month
SO degrees.
Total rainfall from a. m. to Z p. m
yesterday o inches.
Total rainfall since first of the
month o inches.
Normal rainfall for this month 4.04
inches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-01-05

the right track when it erects ST.
100000 building in Washington and
equips it with all manner of informa-
tion, including an abundance of up-to-
date illustrated literature, to make
plain and palpable the story of the
South's tremendous advantages to the
right kind Of people with a moderate
amount of capital to start them in
Southern business or agricultural life.
Practically all the clear-sighted and in
telligent journals in the Southland
for that matter, we are exceedingly
gratified to note, in many of the states
that border the South-devote more
and more space, both in news columns
and editorial columns, to the de-
Southern progress and likewise to
favorable comment upon the effort,
never so widespread or so successful
as it is today, that is being made to
develop the farming lands and to cut
the timber lands, to build new rail
roads and to start new settlements
that shall unite to the natural advan'
tages or their locality those that come
through the arrival of more wide
Travelled people with progressive ideas
But in all the advertising campaigns
that are thus being prosecuted, the
lame, the halt, the blind and the lazy
should be given scant encouragement.
The South is full of opportunities, but
they are opportunities for sturdy,
earnest, conscientious workers, who
do not shrink from long hours and I'M
renting labor at the outset. The
South is full of encouragement for
new blood, but the new blood must
have character as we'll as iron in it.
Only by intelligence, perseverance and
| moral integrity in the incoming set
tiers can the South come into that
fairer destiny which is possible through
proper utilization of the wealth with
which nature endowed her. This
phase of the settlement situation can,
not be made too strong by the com
mercial organizations or by the news
papers that are working along the
same line for Southern growth.