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THE ALBUQUERQUE 'MORNING JOURNAL.
Saturday, October Í..I905.
MASSACHUSETTS
DECLARES FOR
TARIFFREV1SI0N
In Republican State Con
veatioa in Boston.
PROGRAM FOR THE
ENTERTAINMENT
WML9F PROHIBITION
MONTEZUMA TRUST COMPANY
WEBUflUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
Capital and Surplus, $ioo,óoo.oo ' - -
iVAS ISSUED LAST Ml
OF PRINCE LOW!
CtiTiS (it'ILD, JU.MOI.
NAMED rOX GOV! SVC
Bonton, Oct. . With only one voice
raided In opposition, the republicans
of Maiwathusetts In t.ue convention
today declared for a revision of th.
tariff. Contrary to expectations, th
radical wing of tho party, under ;!
leadership oí Kugene X. K". of i -ton,
did not offer a substitute for the
plank in the pl.itform relating to the
tariff, although In a upeeeh to the
delegates Mr. fon declared that the
revision of the tariff favored In the
Male platform wua not sufficiently
wide In Its scope.
Foss said, however, that he and ii.
followem were encouraged at the con
cession made 'to then, and that next
yenr they would expect to have the
convention accept their proposition lu
its entirety.
The follow Imk ticket was nominated:
Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., of lios
tcn. Lieutenant Governor Ebon S. Dra
per, Hoped lc.
Secretary of Hutc William Olln, o:
P.ontmi.
Treasurer and Kcr eivcr General -Arthur
It. Chapín, of Holyoke.
Auditor Henry K. Turner, of Mai
den.
Attorney General Ha na Maloney
ff Greenfield.
(mssii ui:(;.ititixG GAuriixn
Preillrlcd That He W ill SikiwiI Com-niN-loncr
Flfer.
Washington, Oct. 6. Close upon thi
heels of the announcement hut cx
Governor Flfer of Illinois contém
plate resigning from the lnterst.it
commerce commission on or lufon
January J, 1906. conies the prtli tioi.
that Commissioner of Corporation!
Garlleld has been slated as Governoi
Flfer's successor. Mr. Garlleld h
had considerable experience along tin
indtiMrlil lines sime he became con
nected with the deportment of com
rrene and laror. That Mr. lioiMcvel
hold Mr. Garlleld In high regard ha:
been Indicated on si-versl occasions
the last time by bi- appoltilnu-nt i
the Keep eominllon. Mr. Garfleli
Is credited also with congressional am
bltlons, and p ;itl.lans from Cieve
land, where ,V.r. Gartlcld lives, avei
that he might have tire nominator
next year If he desires It. Mr. Gar
field Is consistently noncommittal as t
all of these runiors, but his friends le
clare that he 111 not accept the up
polntmcnt oC the Inter.-tute commero
commission If he contemplates s. riii"
ly running for congress In the near fu
lure. ,
i, ih. iniirihto commerce commis-
ii today It was learnea inai hhhm
it
i.....r.i,i in li.-ive one of Its son
Kifer. who also wa.
bn lillnolsin. The choice of the III!
nols delegation In congress we ins to bi
former Governor Yates, although Mr
Tales Is believed to have hn f
other term a chief executive of tn
sucker state.
OiU'f I.ittie"lli'ni- es I p.
Butte. Mont.. O. t. 6 After nvi-nl
yrars of opposition to the Hrltlsli gv
ernment Chief Little Rear nnd hi.
band of 200 renegade Crees, appal.o
t the number of their children am
horses dying and their Inability to se
cure food as the result of the drough
prevailing In northern Montana. hac
urrendered. Chief IJttl- Hear an.
his band lied to Montana at the clos.
of the noted Hell rebellion.
Neither arms nor diplomacy com
romiuer them, but they succumb." It.
drought, and before the end of lM
rr.onth practl.ally all of the r.l
Montana will be on the way to ;
lake, Canada, their native land, then
to rrnviln under orders of the . ..minis
loner of Indian affairs at '
Many of the tribe ure on the way u
Ha'vre. where the tribe a-o-mble
prior to .beginning the march to an
aria The Crees were deported to t an
t asevera, years ago by i ni.ed Mate
Troops, but Cimula could no hoi.
then, and In a few hJ- . r
turned to Montana and h.ue nine
been homiler wanderers.
rg.in..-nt on Itmii-M)' IVtlilon.
Pt. Lnula. Mo.. Oct. .-ln the w
Louis circuit curt today 'm
was commenced before Judge T o.
on the petition of Joseph K ame Jr..
deposed pre-idenl of the Wabash Hall
way company for an l"J"-f
vent the voting of the stork he d b
the Missouri 1'acluc and Iron Moun
tain Hallway companies ot the
bash annual election next Tuesday.
INTEGRITY OI' CHINA.
Itusslan organ Snggcts riii-iirrinT
In Anglo-Jap Trfr.
St Petersburg. ct. .1 he Nve
Vremya suggests tint Hussla. France.
Germany and the Cnited Kl ates. a. the
powers Interested In tne far easi.
hould sutmcrlbe to the provisions ol
the Anglo-Japanese treaty respect nf
the maintenance of the tatúa of Clilna
while affara in Central Asia should te
mutually guaranteed by Great l.rltaln
und ltossia. The paper says It be
Hevea that Great Itriuln and Jipan
re sufficiently sincere to approve thi
plan. , .,
The paper's suggestion U the result
of Ita conviction that th-J Anglo-Japa-nee
treaty completely pataiyies Has
la and the other powers in F.ist Asia
It dlscusse the chances of offsetting-
the Analo-Japonese treaty by an
ntl-Hrlt1sh coalition, but flnd nr
power u1tible to Join Germany. Or
many Is unsuitable he.auso Franc
would not admit her into the Franco
Itusslsn alliance, while Fram e Is nol
suitable because of her entente or
íllale with the rnlted States. Amer
ica la not suitable because she Is nol
ripe tot an antl-Brltli-h enterprise.
JUS8IAN8 HOPE
TO HAVE HMS MU
London. Oct. The St. Petersburg
norrespondent of the Times says In
twllerea the auggestlons made by No
vo Vremya express the opinion of tin
Ilusalan ministry of foreign affairs
I! add there la not the alightest
doubt that the troposals would be cor
dially responded to by England.
He further aaya It la aa yet prema
ture to discus the ultimate object of
Russian diplomacy a Indicated by Its
desire to liquidate the whole Aalutlr
question, but It la suspected by shrewd
observers that Itussla hopea by thl
!an to have her hands free to deal
with the Near F.at when the conven
ient moment arrives. Anyhow. It ap
pear to clearly establish that the
tiiooted alliance between Russia and
ilermnny no longer finds eupjMirters
la fit, Teteraturg-, .
Notable Ceremonies for lhe
Visilin; Briton.
1?f Ai vvu DETOTiATION
IX IdS mm OFF ANNAPOLIS
Washington, Oct. 6. Uy direction
if the pr "!.;. -ii t the state and navy
lepartments have at last begun . the
preparation of plans for the reception
n c,-ut... ui his serene highnesr
Pi.-,..- i.cuii óf ii.ittenberg. The Hrit-'.-,
nr .! ,:..U.ji. Sir Henry Mortimer
Ourand, following up a notice sent to
he state department by Mr. O'Relrne.
he Hritish charge May 9 last, that the
liiadron would be at Annapolis under
Prince Louis' command early in No
ember, has now supplied the state
lepartment with a revised list of the
itaff of the prince and of the captains
f the ships of the second cruiser
iquadron who will accompany the
-ear admiral on his forthcoming visit
o Washington. The staff consists of
Flag Ciiotaln Mark K. V. Kerr, mem
ber of the fourth and fifth classes of
he Victorian Order; Flag Lieutenant
'lerald Sowerby, Secretary F.dward F.
ihearme. and Kngineer-Comiiiandei
.Villiam F. Pamphlett.
The captains of the uhlpa of the sec
ntl cruiser s.uadron lire: Charles II.
ol.ert.ion of If, M. S. Cornwall, c'oni
(anloii St. Michael and St. George and
nember of the Victorian Order; Hlch
ird H. Farciuhar of the II. M. S. Es
ex; Itlchard H. l'elrse. of II. M. S.
Hedford. member Victorian Order;
Charles II. 1are. of the II. M. S. Her-vii-k.
member Vli torinn order; Her
lert G. King Hall of II. M. S. Cumber
and. Distinguished Service Order.
The English squadron under the
omman.l of Prince Louis of l'.atten
lierg will, according to the present
dans, arrive at Annapolis Xovember
I. remaining there until the 7th or Kth
v'hen It will sail for New York, arriv
ing there the lh. and remaining in
Sew York until Xovember 1", when
the B(uadron v.ül sal! for Gibraltar,
where It is to be on November 25
During the time of the stay ot the
tuadron at Annapolis, probably on
he 2nd or 3rd. the irince will vWH
.Vashlngton and lie received by the
iresldeiit.
Welcome at Xcw YorU.
In appreciation of the courtesies ex
ended them In England and Gil.ral
ar. the cre.s of the vessels of the first
..iiulinn North Atlantic Meet, are
miking arrangement.-, to give the
due jackets of the Itritish Atlantic
!eet the time ' their lives when they
irrive at New ork. It has been de
bled to entertain the Britishers at n
Treat banquet, smoker and theatet
i.irtv, mid the visitors will alo be ti
teo In tow by American bluejackets.
na ahnwn the siiihts of the city. A
ommlttee. maile up of H- Si'imin.' h
r. chief .uartermaster of the 1' W
Maine; (. II. Samson, chief tni't't cap
ill ii of the Massachusetts. finl J. P
' i.fti. l.oatswain's mate. fls: cuss, of
Iih Ml'sourl. has at its dispo: n! a en
tlderalile sum. raised by Huhsi-ripllon
nwuiir i lie seamen, which is to be
ipent for the entertainment of the vis
tors.
tiip p.rltlsh soiiailii'ii will be escort
d hy the first squadron of the .North
xthinllc licet, under .onimand of Hear
Vdmlral Uobl.-y D. Evans. Prince
'..mis of Hattenberg will sail upon hi?
biicshln Hie Drake, anil following will
ome the Essex, the Cornwall and the
t.-iwicl:. The ships of our navy
vhlch make up the first squadron of
he North Atlantic Meet are the flag
hip Maine, the Missouri, the Ken
ucky. the Keaisarge. the Alabama
he Illinois, the Iowa and the Mussa
huxett. Llalitlilp Aground.
Astoria, ore.. Oct. . The Columbia
u-er iiL-htshin nart.'d from her mr
nes during a heavy gale today and
li-ifi..,l on t lie beach. The crew wat
aved.
Willlcy Stint for Colorado.
Wiins is CItv. Mo.. tt. fi. Ch il l
! wiltlev. former iiresl.lent of the
bank, against whom
... ti.,1 1, tmeiil was returned in thai
Ity recently, will leave for Denver to
light or tomorrow In custody of an f
t. er from Colorado.
,L I'WOIl PKA P. ONI EKI.X I.
Ii:t No Nation Suggo-I Siibjeiis tin
IMhcii-sIoii.
St. P' tersburg. Oi t. 6. The Itussl in
;overiiment has ie.-elvel a laige nuni
,r of relies to the peace conference
Invitations. II of which are favorable
iut contain no suggestions regarding
he subjects for discussion. The an
nouncement of the program and tin
late for the meeting of the conference
vlll be fent out ns sonii ns all the re
plica h:ve been received. The time of
,I,e meeting will be fixed without
jreaier delay than necessary to per
mit all the dcl-gaies to reacn in.
Hague.
I.FS THAN' Tllj: LIMIT.
M-ason's M al Ci'tcli Amoiintcil to Only
II.IKIH.
Washington, Oct. B. W. I. l.emb
"ey. agent for the department of com
merce and labor, In charge of the seal
lahorif-s of Alaska, h is returned to
Washington, ami brings with him ar.
'infavorable report relative to Piu le
Sam's sealing industry. He said today
that the Northern Commercial com
oanv. lessee of the sealing privilege.
lad "hipped from the Prlbilof Islands
luring the past year oniy n.jns rui
eal skins, while the lease provided
hat the company may catch lTi.OOd.
This showa that the supply was not
sufficient even to meet the demanda of
the lessee.
The blue foxes and the white foxes
ilso were exceeding cane, only one
if the latter un 1 none of the former
being caught on SI. Paul Island, which
heretofore lias been one of the most
mportant buses of supply. Mr. Lemh
key avers that he lost much sleep over
the notorious pirate craft, Arapulco,
Captain Alexander McLean, which was
e!'d two weeks ngo by lhe Canadian
luthorltle at Victoria.
"This adroit viol. iter of the Pnlted
states law." said Mr. Lembkey, "hov
ired around lu the vicinity of the Isl
ands and caused considerable worry.
However, the AcBtnibo made no raid
in Ute rookeries. He hail to be watch
d all the time, mid his arrest t Vic
toria rld the seal herd of one of its
boldest enemies."
Mr. Imbkey reports that there are
at pi"""'"! "S.K3S breeding fur enl
cows on the Islands, and l.TfiU breed
ing bulls. This Is a decrease as com
pared with the preceding year of 13
per rent for the cowa and 14 tier cent
for the bulls.
Clerk of Supreme Court
Judge Mann's Order
tbe Sheriff's
m
SN-iul to the Moruiug íüirnal.
Sama IV, X. M., Oct. 6. Jose I).
Sena, clerk of the supreme court, re
turned liciv tonlglit from Titos, anil
upon order of Jnde lalum.l A. Mann
of Alamogordo, at once Issued the writ
of prohibition directed to Judge Ira A.
Ablxitt, of Albuquerque, seeking to
prohibit the latter from further puss
ing upon tin- matter of the I'.crnallllo
county lierl(I's office. Jiule Mann's
order In full, ns Issued hy the supreme
court clerk, Is as follows: '
"Now, therefore, you, the said Ira
Abbott, individually '..and as jude of
the Second judicial district and of the
district .'ourt thereof, are hereby com-
'iian.li'il to desist anil refrain from in
any manner passing upon or determin
ing the rllit of one Perfecto Arinljo.
to the ol lice or sheriff or lleriialillo
county, New Mexico, ex. cpt hy Judi
cial proceedings In the ordinary course
of law, and front directing ordering or
'Oiitiiiulng, enforcing or Insisting uMii
the enforcement of any order or direc
tion by you or said court mude prevl-
iiis hereto that the said Thomas ,1.
Hiibhcll shall deliver to one Perfecto
Arniljii possession of the county jail
of the said county of llernulillo, or of
the prisoners therein confined, or of
ii room in the court house of Iternalillo
county, or of the records and para
phernalia of the ofliee of said sheriff,
until the next term or the supreme
court of tlie territory of New .Mexico
to be bo;; un and held on the third day
of January, 1IMKI, or until the further
order or said court thereon, and thai
A on shall show cause at the i-ext term
( said court xvliy you should not he
absolutely restrained as aforesaid."
W. P.. Childers and E. W. Dobson, of
enunuut for Hubbell, with Frank A.
Hubbell, of Albuquerqu, have been
here all day waiting for the return of
Sena, whose absence has delayed tiro
.orinal issuance of the writ for some
lays. They returned to Albuquerque
tonight.
The impression seems to prevail
here that lhe writ will have no partic
ular effect upon the situation In l'.er
na'llllu county ns regard the sheriff's
ofliee, the court's right to recognize
Armijo as sheriff ile facto remaining
unquestioned by Judfce Mann.
SPI-MTLATIOX AS TO El'IT.t T
OF WKIT OF PKOllllsrUON
Loi'aliy there In pretty general inter
ft In the elf ict of the writ of prohibi
tion upon the affairs of T. S. Hubbell.
who Is still resting as comfortably as
i'oulil be expected within the cnullncs
t the Hernalillo county Jail. Lc-T-ii
men are still a little shy in expressing
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SUNDAY, OCT. 8
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Albaqaerqoe, N. H. STATE
Completes Formalities of
Upon Judge Abbott
Office Case.
opinions and í,. ut to 1 1" "'"d
Is sufficiently mysterioc work
ings to cause some confusion. The
average man. therefore, will wait de
velopments today which are expected
to determine how far the xxrlt will af
fect the matter. It Is understood that
Hur,beH's counsel, who roturned . last
night following the issuance of the
writ upon Judge Abbott, expect to se
cure the lease of their client today
through the Instrument in "question.
Whether or not they will succeed Is u
matter the day will probably deter
mine. Should they succeed, it seems proba
b'e that the ea:c will be just us far
from the supreme court of the Cnited
States, to which they propose to cany
it. ns it was before Hubbell, following
the advice of his counsel, went to jail
for contempt.
A PKAt El PL DAY IX THK
COl'ItT HOI SE AND JAIL
A deep and somnolent calm reigned
over the precincts of the county court
house and the jail yesterday. There
was net n ripple, of excitement con
nected with the county situation.
Thomas S. Hubbell sat contemplative
ly in his lonely apartment nnd reflect
ed tin the vanity of life and the bless
ings of the hereafter and smoked
more cigars. There are all kinds of
cigars In Tomas' suite of rooms. In
fact there is a stick of cigar boxes
four feet high and if nothing elaexre
sults from his confinement the con
tumacious ex-sheriff will emerge from
his experience a finished connoisseur
of tobacco. Flowers have also been
left every day by his friends to cheer
his solitude.
KNOWS W1IEPE KFCOHDS AIIK
.HPT HE WON'T TELL
Up to last evening the county rec
ords, in the quest for which i'erieeio
Armijo hopefully forced o;ien the
county safe, were titiil not in evidence.
Mr. Armijo, however. Impacted the In
formation with a mysterious expres
sion that he had a pretty good Idea of
n,r.ir u-horea bouta and exnected to
have possession of them In the not far
distant future. Perfecto would not
shed further light en his "hunch," -but
he is not a talkative man. Ho. how
ever, has n habit of doing things,
which he has plainly demonstrated
during the brief .time he has been in
the do facto business and no one
doubts he will find the records.
Where the treasurer's little pile of
dinero Is located Is still a mystery,
which it is hoped will be cleared up
hi the course of lime. The treasurer
ile facto, however, does not seem to be
as fortunate as Mr. Armijo in the way
of 'hunches."
Insomnia ami Iniilgesll.m Cured.
"Las year I had a very severe attack
of Indigestion. T. could not sleep at
night and sulTer i . most excruciating
pains for three h l'rs after each meal.
I was troubled t'i way for about
three months whci X used Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and
received immediate! relief," says John
Dixon. Tullamore, Ontario, Canada.
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