Albuquerque Citizen, 03-03-1908 Hughes & Mccreight

Albuquerque Citizen, 03-03-1908 Hughes & Mccreight

University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 3-3-1908 Albuquerque Citizen, 03-03-1908 Hughes & McCreight Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news Recommended Citation Hughes & McCreight. "Albuquerque Citizen, 03-03-1908." (1908). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_citizen_news/2700 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]. TRAIN ARRIVALS WEATHER FORECAST ' No. .1 5 p. m- - 4-r- p. m. j ,VNo Denver. Colo. March 3. Tonight fair, ' -- , . cs n. m. a ' J . j j r ' Wednesday partly tloudy with spow nd p. m. V CAW Citizen colder la North portion. No7w : m. Alibtoueeote"WE GET THE NEWS FIRST" VOLUME 2$. ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH tf. 1908. NUMBER 53 NEW NINE HOUR LAW CHICAGO MAY DEPORT MISS RUSSELL WEDS HON WILLIAM CIDERS '. GOES INTO EFFECT ALL ANARCHIST HER JAPANESE A OF PNELI ,10 II VICTIM hi LEADERS LOVER Prominent Attorney and Pioneer Citizen In Spite of Railway Efforts, Alatter Is Brought to Atten Daughter of Stage Beauty - of of ' Strict Enforcement tion Attorney Sims. Tries Matrimony Again-Fi- rst of Albuquerque Died Suddenly at His "i? , " ft- Measure Will Who Says He Venture Not Home in This City-W- eak Heart Ac- Be Made. Will Act. a Success. tion Terminated Fatally-Rep- ort of WILL FIGHT SISTER DENIESCOH- - HER HUSBAND Death Caused General Mourning Over IS CUT IN WAGES PLICITY IN PLOT Entire Territory-On- ly Fifty-Fou- r ORIENTAL MERCHANT Years Old But Had Brilliant Record in Roads Will Have Hard Time g Says She Knew Nothing of Her She Divorced First Husband About Chosen Profession. Conditions Under New Brother's Anarchistic Tendencies a Year Ago-- Hc Left Because 1 Rule. Especially for Train Oper- and Always Thought He Was She Refused to Support Him atives-Skilled Men Hard a Good Boy-Fo- ur Are Held --After Honeymoon Trip Cou- LONG HONORABLE CAREER BOTH III PUBLIC to Procure Just Now. as Result of Attack. ple Will Go to Japan. AND PRIVATE LIFE AND BEFORE MANY COURTS Washington, March 3. The na Chicago, March 3. The possibility New York. March 3. Dorothy, th nine-ho- of deporting It, tional law, governing rail- all avowed anarchists daughter of Lillian Russeil, baa f road employes, becomes effective to from the city was oalled to the atten- or astonished her friends by marrying morrow. The Baltimore & Ohio and tion United States District Attor- Japanese merchant. Acha Mura Is the few other have already ney Sims at a meeting of city officials Hon. (William Burr Childers, 54 to the point without flower of speech roads name of the former Miss Russell's adopted the system. at Chief Shlppy's home today. The husband, and he la said to be one of years old, prominent member of the but with irresistible logic. federal Hla success as a lawyer was due The law limits the hours of ser official declared himself ready the wealthiest men of the Japanese bar In New Mexico and for over legal vice of all classes of train operatives, to take any legal steps warranted by colony In New York. Miss Russell to the possession of a natural the evidence presented to twenty-seve- n years a resident of this mind, by good legal edu- particularly locomotive engineers end him and was married to Acha Mura In Phila followed a dispatchers, added the reconvening city, died suddenly at 9:80 o'clock cation and training, and last but not firemen, train railway that of the delphia two weeks ago, but the secret least' Indefatigable capacity for telegraphers, tower men and signal grand jury this morning makes that was kept until today, when Miss Rus this morning at hist horn at Twelfth in 1 i operators. body available for any action that sell returned to New York for a few work In support of any proposition may necessary street and Central avenue. which he undertook to champion. Many objections to the new law1 be to hasten possible hours before taking the boat to Ha- filed cases against the anarchists. vana. Death resulted from pneumonia Strung have been with the Interstate Ciiurnclcr Commerce commission, and threats t?he was accompanied fey Nettie 'after an Illness of a little over one . Arrest Ills Krleiul. A searchlight was never necessary WILLIAM IIVRR CH1LDKR.S have been made by railway officials BuVns, who will go to Cuba with her. week. to ascertain the position Mr. Childers Chicago, March 3. Isadore Maron, Prominent Attorney ami Oitlaen of New Mexico Dkn Kiidlnly a Result of thai the operation of the law will 0 years old, In two weeks her husband will have He left besides a widow, three would take upon any proposition, wages. a Russian Jew, known liH'iim)iiin. ' necessitate a reduction in as "Curly Haired Boy," a com settled up his business in this coun- daughters, the Misses Gladys, Agnes whether legal, political or social, and was pointed, and try and will Join her in They Ed- It out that nine hours panion of Lazarus Averbuch, the Cuba. and Edith Childers, a brother, when once determined that he was constituted an unusual and awkward will sail from there for Mexico, and ward J. Childers, In Pulaski, Tenn., right he would champion the cause anarchist who was shot and killed period, as duties of that kind have to yesterday when after crossing the Isthmus will go on and two sisters in Nashville, Tenn. with all the zeal and ability he pos- ALLEGED MESSENGER BOYS ARE 24 he attempted to as DISMISSES be performed hours every day. If sassinate Chief of Shippy, was to San Francisco, from which place The body will be taken to the old sessed. tele- Police they will Japon. two shift of train despatchers, today for- sail for Childers home at Pulaski, Giles coun. His record as United States attor- graph operators signal men arrested near Averbuch's ty, ar- and each mer residence. Two men were Tennes.ee, for Interment. The ney for the territory of New Mexico worked nine, there would be a per- - other Dorothy Russell's first matrimonial rangement! will not be made until for over nine years stands above re LAND FRAUD SUCCEEDED DY arrested at midnight, but It Is thought venture was not successful. At IS od of six hours in every 24 which tnwr connection ease a re word has been received from the proach, both as to ability and fidelity could not be covered satisfactorily, with the she became the brldo of Abbott Lewis brother. to the trust which was imposed upon mote. Einstein, a New York lawyer. The either to the men themselves or to A thorough Not only Albuquerque but the terri- him by virtue of the office. the railroads. search of Averbuch's marriage was a runaway match and tory at large, the Bar association, the In his death the tar of New Mex- CASES library was made today and it reveal caused a sensation in theatrical cir- !irtinll to Adjust. ed fact plot to Masonic order, the .Elk and all other ico loses one of its ablest lawyers was indicated of the that the assasst cles. The couple were married Au- organizations which Mr. Chil- It that tricks nate Chief Shippy was out gust 7, with and the city of Albuquerque 'loses a eight hours might be better for all worked 1903, and it Is said that six was will se- twenty-seve- n alone by Averbuch, who was little ders associated, suffer a citizen who for over concerned, but for such a period of weeks after the marriage Einstein vere loss. Ros--; Postofflce Will Quit more than a dreaming boy. The 11 years has devoted both time and Judge Pope's Action at Authors work the men could not, be paid beat his wife because she refused to Many frYta-nrt- a " - money to- - her. upbuilding. brary (contalnt4 nothing but books give him financial aM. s- wages wLLcll they would regard eat on ' . many In Albuquerque well Causes No Surprise as Hiring Youthful Servant- rovoituw.nary subjects, lectures by 'He possessed hot of friends In His friends adequate for their needs. And, In learn-- ' and throughout the territory, some socialists and anarchists. By reading all sections of the territory who Work It might be difficult to obtain boy ed of his death with deep regret, and of whom have known him since he Other Cases Dismissed. Is Bad for Morals. enough men these books and lectures the SUFFRAGETTES ASK Mexico in the services of skilled dreamed of great deeds his mind the bereaved family today received became a resident of New to make up three shifts every 24 and telegrams messages 1880, remember him only as a man was filled with a great hatred of the dozens of and of hours on all of the railroads In Am government own country FOR NATIONAL LAW condolences. On the streets of Albu of the highest sense of honor and in ACTION TAKEN ON CHANCE IS MADE erica. of his and querque the death of Mr. Childers tegrity, not only in his profession but Inflammatory Ideas of remedying so MOTION IN MANY CITIES Any attempt to cut the wages of clal conditions as they was treated as a public calamity, for among all men. GOVERNMENT the railroad men will be bitterly have been By the death of Mr.

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