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Albuquerque Daily Citizen, 04-24-1903 Hughes & Mccreight University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 4-24-1903 Albuquerque Daily Citizen, 04-24-1903 Hughes & McCreight Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Hughes & McCreight. "Albuquerque Daily Citizen, 04-24-1903." (1903). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/727 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOLUME lfi ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 24v 1903 NUMBER 438 wide and ton feet high, sloping grad- convention of the National Municipal ually to the cast; thus the defendant THE PRESIDENT league, which has been In session In TRAIN ROBBED erected approach to the viaduct un- Detroit for two days past, today chang- ILLINOIS RUMPUS lawfully and without condemning the ed the theater of its discussions to street, thus depriving them of all Ann Arbor, the delegates arriving by IN means of Ingress and egress. The Roosevelt Will Leave the Park special train this morning and being IS NOW SETTLED railroad company has refused to com- welcomed by the city officials and uni- pensate them for loss and Injury. They versity authorities. claim $2,600 carnages. This Evening. Explosion In Coal Mine. Passengers Relieved of One Bailey's Big Fee. Halifax. N. S., April 24. A dispatch Legislature Resumes Busi New York, April 24. United States from Sydney, C. B., says an explosion MANY DETECTIYES IN ST. LOUIS Senator Bailey, of Texas, has receiv- occurred in the Dominion Coal Re- Rioting. Thousand Dollars. ed a fee of $200,000 from John H. Klr-by- , serve mine and that four men are ness Without the "industrial king," of Texas. missing and are supposed to be dead. The latter recently determined to re- The Public Schools ot Illinois Obser Further Information received here is LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LEE TESTIFIES finance one of his large companies op- that the explosion occurred early to- INVESTIGATION OF BRIBERY CHARGES erating In the pine forests In south- ving Arbor Oaf. day in a slope about two miles from eastern Texas and employed Bailey the pit of the Reserve mine. One Senator Bailey of Texas Receives a Dig Fee to assist In enlisting New York finan man escaped but was badly burned. Judicial Decision Against Railroads DIs ciers in the enterprise. He was suc COAL MINERS RETURN TO WORK. It Is not yet known how serious the the From a Texas Millionaire. cessful and the fee resulted. explosion was. It was attributed to In fire damp resulting from the flames in crlmlnatlnd Rates. The president of the United States Cinnabar, Mont., 24. The pres- pit No. 1, which have been burning will of Tues Lincoln, Neb., April 24. Passengers be as interesting and at certain inter- be here on the afternoon ident's train was moved to Gard- for more than a month. Springfield, 111., April 24. A number interest of the Morgan securities. Mr. May B, In city on Burlington train No. 41 were held vals as amusing as on former nights. day, and everybody the iner, the entrace to Yellowstone of conferences were held previous to i.ocke holds prominent position a com Major Bogardus has been officially the of up and robbed of $1,000 early this mor- Very little was said about receipts should constitute his or herself park, this morning, The president the meeting of the house this morning. auditor for Morgan company. of one to see yards recognized by the poetofllce depart- the Ha ning as the train was leaving the Bur- last night, but from the activity of mittee that their will probably board it after lunch house convened Mr. has also served in the capacity of pri- and vacant are cleaned ment as acting postmaster for the Just before the lington Union depot In Lincoln. The the visitors and the smiling faces of abutting lots before the ceremonies Incident to Allen, who acted as speaker during vate secretary to HiU of rubbish, especially old tin cans and sureties of the late J. L. Morris, for- the David Bennett train has been robbed three times the ladles in charge, there was no the laying of the corner stone of session held by the ninety-fiv- e mem- while governor of New York, and ha disease-breedin- g cast off clothes. merly postmaster at Thornton. within one hundred miles of here. The question about the financial end being the park gate begin. The start bers that remained in their seats after held many other positions of trust in last haul netted $50,000 to the men satisfactory. from Gardiner will be made at 6 Speaker Miller declared a recess yes- the Empire state. His present mission who did the work and no trace of From present Indications Elsk' night HOPEWELL HERE. o'clock this evening. OUT OF DANGER. terday morning, announced the follow is to get a basis of operations In the them has ever been found. The work will be the evening of an overwhelm- ing floor committee to act for the antl- - Mexican Central railroad. It Is said J. this morning was accomplished most- ing success, both socially and WATCHING CROOKS. organi.atlon forces: Democrats, Wil Pierpont Morgan & Co. have recently ly while the passengers from the son, M. L. McKinley and Burton; re invested heavily In securities in Burling- Thinks Santa Fe Central Will be Successtul Operation Performed on the Bench and Feeder lines of the of Detectives In Louis to publicans, Murray, Brundage and Tice. Mexican Central and invest- arrl-ya- LEE TESTIFIES. Hundreds St that other ton were in the depot waiting the l by May Guard President. Mrs, Augustine A conference was had with the mem- ments are to be made at once should of trans-continent- trains. Completed 10. Sanchez. the He of Corruption In the St. Louis. April 24 Detectives are bers of the republican steering com- examinations to be made by Locke Many of persons In the depot were Tells Missouri the being brought to St. Louis from many mittee and it was agreed that no at- prove satisfactorily. Mr. Locke stopped asleep and did not know they had Legislature. of the principal cities of the United tempt should be made to approve the over In Albuquerque to await his bag- been robbed until the noise arose as St. Louis, April 24. Lieut. Gov. J. WORKING ON ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN. CASE OF UNUSUAL INTEREST. States. This Is because of the dedica journal of yesterday. The plan de-eld- gage which had been delayed, and also train was being pulled into the station. A. Lee, who returned from Chicago pres eml-jlas- tion of the World's fair and the en was to have the matter ot the of an Interpreter and Span- conductor and porter of the t night appeared before the grand arrival The ence of President Roosevelt next the approval of the postponed ish stenographer." passengers Jury body Inves-wer- e General Manager W. S. Hopewell, of Mrs. Augustin Sanchez, of Barelas, Journal grant 6leeper with the when the resumed the week, which will attract tens of thous one end of tlgatlon charges boodllng In the the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa who met with a peculiar accident, until the next legislative day, thus This is all the newspaper men could later herded Into the of of ands of visitors from the rural dis car and the search Instituted by one general assembly In connection with Fe Central roads, came down from which resulted In an arrested birth, is leaving the proceedings of yesterday learn of Mr. Locke's visit here, but tricts of the different states the very open. Mr. was to many private man held the crowd . baking powder legislation. Santa Fe last night and Is in the city getting along nicely after having been Rinaker selected there were transaction while the others kind crooks pick pockets back with guns. They left the train Attorney General Crow, who Is con today. the and the successfully operated upon for iue re make the motion to postpone. The between a few of Albuquerque's proml- - of large follow. It Is well betwen Lincoln and Mllford. ducting the Jefferson City end of the Mr. Hopewell, when approached by the cities moval of the dead child. house was called to order at 9:16 by known that some of the most danger- of- (Continued on page five.) Inquiry, was present and assisted Cir- a representative of The Citizen, stated The case Is of unusual Interest from Speaker Miller. Chaplain Powers ous confidence men of the country will fered a fervent prayer, but made no ELKS IN CHARGE. cuit Attorney Folk In questioning the that he was here on no special busi- the fact that such accidents usually ness, but just came down because he be attracted to St. Louis. The detec reference to the exciting scenes ol SWORD IS GIVEN. witness. tives from the cities know these precipitates the birth of the child at Several Indictments were returned liked the city and its people. the time of the accident.' In this case, yesterday, or of the charge xt attempt . crooks on sight. n oeraI wilt, be brlbt-rjvhlc- by the Cole county grand Jury a the Further, he stated that the track the woman carried the dead child foi of Si'tsHk.. Miller mad brought from Chicago to look out for evening.
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