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Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 02-21-1906 Hughes & Mccreight University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 2-21-1906 Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 02-21-1906 Hughes & McCreight Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Hughes & McCreight. "Albuquerque Evening Citizen, 02-21-1906." (1906). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/ 3213 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 20 ALHUQUEHQUE. NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FE1JHUAKV 21, U)0G. NUMBER 100 WASHINGTON SHIPS TO FIGHT IF DEATH FINDS THE ABDUCTED GARFIELD IS INTERESTING USUAL FEAST MINERS REFUSE WITNESS AGAIN Statehood Bill Will Prob- WE WAR CHINA Southbound Southern Pa- To Positively Denies win Plead .in the Court at Truth of ably Be Voted On in cific Wrecked and Caldwell- - Bound Packers' Testimony to Next Ten Days. AMERICAN SHIPS IN FAR v EAST Four Killed. BE Without Bail. What He Said. WATERS WHICH WILL -- i READY FOR BATTLE WHEN THE ROW OPENS ALSO THE HAS LARGEST MANUFACTURER FORAKER TWO MAJORITY STRENGTH OF THE CHINESE OF CASE GOES TILL TUESDAY EDWARD WRITES TO WILLIAM NAVY PRETTY CERTAIN THAT UNITED STATES CAN WIPE 'EM Or. Morris Publishes Corres- iron in Country Dead. Cordial from Uncle OUT. " ?4 President Mitchell Holds Con- Letter to . i 1 C i Vf J 3 'I I i"."! pondence With President Unknown's Body Found May Washington, 1. C, Feb. 21. In t f ' T,, 5 ference With Committee Nephew Result in case of war with China a probability i About Mrs. Morris. to wnicn ail signs now nolnt in Chicago Gutter. Visit. the I r of Pittsburg Miners. Friendly brunt of tho trouble will ut first be - borne by the small part of the Amer- 'Zti; DEBATE ARMY ican navy now on the Asiatic Ktn. DOUBTFUL MURDER OR SUICIDE BILL EIGHT HOURS tion. J!- DEPOSING OF DCLAN IS SUBJECT HAGUE MAY TAKE MOROCCO CASE China's navy Is not formidable. It was not. very strong at the time of 21. A Special to The Evening Citizen. China-Japane- Kidding, Cel..' Feb. wreck oi the se war, - (H Poise, Idaho, Feb. 21. Chartes II. Chicago, Feb. 21. When Commis- Washington, D. Feb. 21. Sena and that did j& C, Oil tl'hnt tiil'n nna Jrv f H & the southbound Southern Pacific's Meyer, William D. Haywood and O. A. sioner of Corporations Garneid re- .V, V,; , " f4;vl tors Beveridge and Dick will be the . .... ... express hi. h. ' """I Dim U I 11 VII, UUl Oregon near Delia last night t'ettlbone, leaders of the Western sumed the stand in the case of the ji'rincipal speakers In favor of 'state- they have been so inefficleiutly Federation of Miners, today were packers today. hood, while Patterson and Teller of resulted in the death of at least four District Attorney Moi manned that they are little 3 taken to Caldwell, were Ocloralo, Fra- hotter w pertons and the injury of several oth where they rlson asked: Stone of Missouri and than useless. Two of the new shiDS arraigned before the probate judge on "Did Edward Swift aay, la the iler of Tennessee, democrats all, are added nine 1895 were lost through era. The dead are: information charging presence the leaders opposition. them with the of Charles H. Swirt, that yo of the mishandling. One, an armored cruiser, Dennis' Fred, engineer, and three murder of former Governor Frank said in a previous conversation that Senator Foraker will speak for his - was run aground and sunk, r unknown trwnps. Steuneborg. prisoner amendment, requiring Each stood mute. all Information taken would he regard- a majority in blew up in the harbor. Two passengers are missing. refusing to plead. ed as confidential;" each territory to be In favor of state- fcven the small section of the The first section of the struck Attorney E. F. Richardson, repre- hood. He claims a majority of two in train "He did not." United States navy rpw in the Phil- a landslide one-nai- f mile above the senting the prisoners, an say you trie senate for t - demanded "Did he that had said that his amendment. ippines would probably have no town and a tramp was Injured. While immediate preliminary hearing, but none of the Information would be Strong effort is making to name a trouble in disposing un- , of the remnants the train crew was extricating the finally agreed that the cases should go used to harm Swift & company?" !ay for Joint-bill- taking the vote on the of the Chinese navy. Such, at least. A CHINESE ADMIRAL AND HIS OFFICERS. fortunate fellow a second slide oc- over until Tuesday, when con- which shall not more further "He did not." be thun is the confident opinion of competent curred, covering the men at work. tinuance may bo ordered. The witness then described the to i days hence. Pao-Nel- n, ti naval authorities in Washington. tug'i and river boats. 1.477 tons; Hal Ching. Tho engineer, fireman, mall clerk, Attorney Richardson maintained tervlew between P. Lyman, --Senator pro-u.it- s Jesse. Elkins today presented ine unval strength of tho United Fallowing is the total strength of 1,450 tons; Teng Yelug Chow, 1,258 three tramps and two passengers information against pris- president Arizona against States that the the of the National Packing from. citizens in Asiatic waters is represent- tho navy of Chna: tons; Cbao Wu, 1.210 tons; Wei Ylen, were buried In the debris. oners was insufficient, as the affidavit company, and himself. ...iture, but they are merely repeti- ed by the following vessels: China has neither battleships nor 1,210 tons; Kuang Chi. 1,200 tons. Fireman mail clerk charged in you old Peters and the the commission of crime "Did gay nything to Lymaa tions of the statements. Battleships. armored cruisers. The following is Torpedo Gunboats. have been rescued alive but badly In- Caldwell, whereas, Meyer not your power Delegate Andrews has presented Ohio 12,500 tons, had aliout to compel production tons. the strength of her navy: Five of from 1.030 to 850 built jured. been In state of Idaho since Oc- papers?" bills granting pension Wisconsin 11,525 tons. 1891 1901, 23 the of books and a to Juan Jose Protected Cruisers. between and speed frota Engineer Freel and three tramps tober, and the other prisoners not "I not." Salazar, and increasing pensions Cruisers. (Hal Chi of 180S). 21 16.5 knots). did the One of 4.300 tons to knots (one mentioned are and two for years. was no of con- you In- Rogers Baltimore 4,413 tons. 2,950 above dead the There word "Did say to Lyman that all of Jehu and D. M. Sutherland. Three of tons tHai Yung and Gunboats. passengers were still missing a spiracy in information, he said. Cincinnati 3,213 tons. 1897. Shem of of 560 340 tons, built at the formation would be confidential, and Hal Shrew of Hal Nine from to late hour this afternoon. The court overruled his objection as not be Injure pack Gunboats. 1S98). 3 876 1895. would used to the GOES iK'tveeri and to Information, and his motion for era?" TO Concord 3,405 tons. 2,100 (Yung-pa- o of Gunboats. the SENATE COMMITTEE One of. tons River AGED a dismissal prisoners. They Special to The Evening Raleigh 3,213 tons. 1SS3(. Tveti'.y-on- e small for river MANUFACTURER OF of the "I did not." Citizen. craft PIG IRON IS DEAD were committed without bail. The During Washington, Feb. 21. The under- Rainbow 6,206 tons. Cruisers. and customs service. the Introduction of evldenca n, 21. prisoners this afternoon were brought by packers, current of opinion here is to the effect Small Gunboats. Three of 2.00 tons (Nan-Jul- 1SS3: r Torpedo Boats. Alien town. Pa., Feb. Samuel the affirmation was made g, manufac- back to Boise and were again taken by nearly that tomorrow an agreement will be Callao 200 tons. Nan-thi- n. 1884; 18H0). i Twelve of from 120 tfo 3u tons, Thomas, one of the largest the different witnesses to I l.utn-np- to penitentiary, will reached fixing a day lor a vote on the Fein re 560 tons. fnr .f 1 Sll(4 trll Kinrr Thine of l.liilt ISXfi nnrt 1S99 turer of pig iron in United the where they all questions to which Commissioner I be kept in Jointure bill, not later than March 4. Qnlros 400 tons. i. Dicpatch Vftssels and Transports States, died today at his home close confinement. Garfield entered hia direct denial. Each side claims a majority either Villalobos 400 tons. Five of from 1,477 to 1.200 tons, Seven small and very old (1869- - in Catasaqua, Pa., aged 79. He for or against the Foraker amend- Mosquito fleet of about 30 small built between 1S73 and 1878. llSTi.i. was a son of David Thomas, who first PRESIDENT MITCHELL IS KINGS EDWARD AND ment. The anti-gambli- bill was successfully Introduced the anthracite NOW IN PITTSBURG WILLIAM ARE FRIENDLY. blast for the manufacture of pig iron. ent to the judiciary committee of nttsbnrg, Feb. 21. John Mitchell, Berlin, Feb. 21. King Edward Ja the senate today. IN WITH SPAIN president of the Tutted Mine Workers written a cordial' letter to the em- HAPPENINGS IMPORTATION OF TRADE BODY OF MAN FOUND peror on the occasion of his majes- IN CHICAGO GUTTER of America, arrived here this morning DR.
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