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o THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY,
FEBRUARY 28, iy09.
i
ELIGIBLE FOR
House Passes Senate Bill Giv
ing Discharged Soldiers Op
portunity to Prove Their In
nocence of Shooting Up
Brownsville,
SOUTHERNERS BITTERLY
OPPOSE THE MEASURE
Discharge of Alleged Rioters
Pronounced Most Righteous
Action of Roosevelt Adminis
tration by Indignant Texan,
(It Morolo Journal KfMrUI Ia4 Wire)
WuNliltiKlfili, P, .'-, K'l .-I'ltder
ii special I'uU- Ilic house loduy passed
the senate 1,111 Knititlim lo the ills
ilmi'Mcl negro soldiers of III, Twenty
filtli In fn nt ry said In have 'been In--olved
III III"' "shoot I utr up" of
I; nsvllle, Ti x . ll"' right to prove
II,' II' Innocence nil,! thus Illlike 111' 111
eltlhlo fur l'i Htollltloll to tin' army.
Mini)- npm ( h i"io tundo Mr.
Klaydrn, of Tenii. spoke n opposi
tion nml ii, cluicd Unit riitiui' KH ni
HII'klllK ll.V lili I, III I" 'l Uslllc the
IllOKt rlMlltl'OIIH Hi t "f til'' HooHelcIt
iidiitinlstriitioii.
Till' bill now I' ' only
ihllta hililllll III ,'.
IhirlnK tli,' ih-biitc tlidc
the prefi
jan lllllril
confusion, especia I !y
Mr. ('mili mi, uf New
llllll'ked III 11
Vork. In wiip-
pni lhiK the loll )iiended fur , vml
JtlNtlee lo nil
"Mow iiInuiI the Jiipain -.n " hIiiiiiI
lll Mr. Clnltlex, of Temo nre.
"The KentleiiHin'H Interruption," re
plied Mr. t'lnkinn, n 1 1 1 1 1 1 a roar of
linifc'htrr, ' l iiIvmivh pii liireH.pie. hut
not iilwny wtnMihIe."
"lint they will all he tal.eii I'U' k
in h-' nrmy. Mark my pi edi, t Ion,"
n inurked Mr. Hill l, on, of Texnv,
Willi HOlMe ll'', U
TurnloK toward tie- Ti n meiiilii'r,
Mr. I'm kind l,iir(ily I'torl' d that
"the Kilitleman limy he at Kood u
inoplo.-l us S.imni I of old. hut tlirs Ik
not a plaee where proplie,-, eaii he
tunde the IjiihIh of leKlHlallon."
Kar hnek In the rh.iiuh, r .Mr. Slrt
d.n wa k 1 1 , ii ( i 1 1 1.: ill Ho- pip of hi."
íolee in un a peal to Mr. I'mKrnn t,,
lehl for n , ii "lion, llir - p' liker all
Hie lle vmill'illlfll piilllldlllM hlH
fciivrl. l'lnally Mr. Slavih li Bin heard
to lii'inlre upon nhnt Mr I'm Man
tinned III" eouehi-ion (I, at any of the
(lieelinrip-d men ere in 'ill, Tli"
Walk-Over
RESTORATION
TO TIE ARMY
New Toggery For Men
d Boy;
an
These wann days aie surest ie of li;;ht
vu'K'.ht uiideiwear and suits. We cany
a full line if li:Jit weight wool m derwear
$2, $3 and $3.50
Per Suit
Stein-Block Nobby
Suits
foi t'.nly Miiin-i aiui í t j 1 1 1 n t wear aie
hm Ai tailv sVi tion (if these ex
( lusise p.útt'ins is advised, Soft shades
id ,mcc;i aie ir.ost ir, evidente, $18.00.
$20.00. $22.50. $25. $27.50 and $30.
All we ask is a try-on. You'll do the rest.
Study Our Windows
E L. Washburn Co.
122 South Second Street
New York number Inslst'-d Unit prob
ably some uf tin' in, oi '' Innocent
i:i;i'iitrArvnvi: t.it u i -k
II.AMIKS WITH si'i:aki;i!
Washington, Kill. 1'". A sharp
clash between Itepres.iitntivc Haines,
of Tennessee, iiml Kpeak, r ('iiimoii oc
curred in the house tniliiy In the
course of Which " IK ll claimed to have
biiil insulted !' tin- other. Ho per
sistent wu .Mr. liiilms In addressing
tile chair when declined out of order
that Mr. Cannon lerliireil thai "hr
would liflim hi in lo order. "
The KiTKeiint for the first time In
years took the nutro from Its stand
1111,1 HllViltieel) toward Mr. C.lllllOS llllt
the Speaker eillleil ) 1 1 tit hark Up, ,11
lr aniiK the Tennessee ineinhi.'i' km y Ik
would le- In order.
Tin- lioitlile arose iliiiinir the refill
Inn of the Ken, til I clef lileni-y upprn
prliilloii hill. Mr. (Inincs Insisting on
IlltemipttllK.
"I did not lino 1 was not in order, "
Mr Unities remarked.
The speaker wllh some warmth de
, hired Hint Mr Haines had been n
no inher of (he house long crinuish t
know Unit he was not In order
"It tiikeH ii Ktu, lent like the upon k
it." retorted Mr. (laities, "lo know
Whllt the titles 111,', lllld he hits to
study them every minute with sumo
hodv to prompt him."
"The K'-iii:.Niiin from
reiinessee ,"
"Is nbso
the p'llll'T hotly replied
llltely , I !X( I l I It , OIIS lllld 111 l.Ht II ti'H 111'
facts' "
l!y this lino- ohtli men were Ihor
oiiKhly wron-h' up.
"The Keiilleinim from Tennessee,"
ennie bark from Mr (billies, "In in
more dlseourti oils than the h ,i n Ii i' l
discourteous."
"The ehnlr desires at nil time ti
he an Impartial ll h he can, hut tin
prnetlee lian grown up nrciisionii ll
for ii iiiemher, on the supposition that
the speaker's tnllRlle In tied, to I II HII 1 1
him anil the speaker will pot submit
to II "
(.1 SI Ii l 1)1 ;l'l I l-At V HII I.
(1 MM V I'ASM 1 IIY IIOI SI
V'iihliiKloii, li. f., I-'cli. 27.- With
In three hour" lifter It had lei n re
ported, the limine today, under n iois
peiiKloii of the rulen, pawed the Ktt
elnl defleleniy a ppr, ,pl la t loll hill, eiir
lylnK ii pproprln I Ioiih npiiinximiitliii
M'vi-iiiy mllll, ui of dollni-M. Five mil
lion il ,i I la i m for Ihe n mi mo eiiniil 1
the IlllKIKt Item. The expelí,' o
ixeeiiliiii; the president h order trniih
ferrliiK the iiiiirliu-H from the nhlpn P
shore iliitteü Is eslliiuile, at $Mni,(14i
for whh It a ilef lel"iiey iipproprliitloii
In linked In i'íi fe the order Ik to In,
put lulo efl'eet.
The hill prmiileH for exp, nien and
eoiiipeitntioti lor the eoiiiinlnsloii In
Hie Tokio exposition until the flint of
the pl "en! mouth hut illierl, 1 1ml no
further xpeiixrM nhall Tie ineiirreil hy
the -, i in 1 1 1 i "rl o ii unleHN ii ut hoi Ir.eil hy
eouur, m. .The lio.nun iipproprlule.l
for Hie Hern t Hervlee hy expreH ntipit
Inlloii, eauiiot he ued for pnyiiiK liny
pet noli ih tailed or tra loo. rred from
the Herrel niTlee lliVploll of Ule lien,
m y ili'i'iiiuili ill. l-'or ilefratU'K 'he
I OS) of lollrillll. I'le , llMolll $r,lll,
llll'l Is III, lulled, 111 a h 1 1 IK an I'KKr' ipllr
appropl in t lull of J.MI.r.ilU.III'll for t'e
prrweiit - a r
The lull xll 1 1 II 111 M tile plly of llielll-
hriH of the niilioiial moiieta r- ,-oin-
lllissiilll Who Will eeae to hr IIMTIlllet'',
of i oiinre.i nfler Marrh -1 Other de
ll, léñele llell,le I 111 111 Itf I 11 1 loll ffr ire
$ I .linn, Olid ; army pn, $4IO.i,W; nnvy
pny, I. ft lll,l:l(l.
II"TI;U IH V IT NOW. 1U Y IT
AT IIAIIVK ttlAli YAltl. TOO, AND
ASSI ltl: 11 ItSI I Ol'' YAM
l'i ut yoi'K moi:y. ahi:kh'AN
III, o K flV.MI. IIOMI SI It; l liti tOAl,
f 1.25 I'KIt TOX.
Oxfords for Men, $3.50
dl9
TENNESSEE
TESTIFIES TWICE IN
TRIAL OF THE COOPERS
Tells of Conference in Executive
Mansion Attended by Him
self and Defendants; Slate
Declines to Cross-examine,
(By MnrnliiK Juurnul Hpfilnl I.m.m Wirt)
Niinhvllle, 'I'enn., Keh. 'J7. - Two
feaiiireH nlood out la the I'ooper
Sharpe trial today for the nuirdei of
former fulled State .Senator li. W.
I'lirinuek. One a the ealllnic hy tin
defeiine of iJoveiTior M. It. I'iitler,in.
The other wan the failure hy the nt al
io i ni, examine him,
Tile governor tentll'lrd twin.', onee
liefole the eolirt lllld HKlllll helóle the
Jury. To the i-oiirt he told how lie
wiiK i-alled oyer tile pilone hy Colonel
Ooper'H da lighter, Mm, laielun Huri'h.
What M i Iliiirli told him he did not
uy. Whatever Mm. IPireh nald ho
liiiprewi'il the Koveriior that he took
hln private neiTetnry and heKHn a
three hours' m -nreh for the eolotiel,
rtidliiH at Hie Maxwell hotel nt non,
where he found Colonel Cooper. lie
told of 1 ilrreiii'e there nt whirl)
lielile himself, were prrNflll the eol
oiiel, Attorney Jamen Uradford nnd
liohin Cooper, lie ilem'i'ihed the eol
iinel' linger and hln derlarnt ioiin nnd
(old how they Hoothed the old Kohller
iilnl made I) I in promlne to let friend
irralllíe u. peaeel'ul Settlement.
After he had tohl hln ntory to the
roiilT, Judge Halt listened to lll'lill
nieiitH and ,1,-ilileil Hint Hie Koveriior
need not repeat the eolivel'satlnn III
!he ciiiifi-n in-i' he attended, hut niiulit
i y what the result wan and denorihe
'he eolnner inaiiner and ilemninor.
The state ileellued to rrosn examine
hill rr-erved the I'IkIiI to rerall the
fiovellior.
The Mate lllllile It." InHt ÜKht lo el
to the Jury the fart Hint Senator ear
mark did not 11 11 1 icl putt.- Uouhle, Inufh
eil ni the Idea and only armed him
self to Hut Inly or humor hln friend.
If the court mintaincil the tato and
permitted the testimony lo no In, II
would lengthen the trial of the case
hy at least n week
Attorney den, ral (arn-r opened
hy asking that the further etosn ex
amination ol T. 1.,-IkIi I lioinp.ion on
tile mihject of the dispute lie post
poned until Inter. In Ihe meantime
lie ipi, stioiii-il Mr. Thompson on other
points.
"When you run lied Senator Car-
uiaeli's hody did you :
"Not until after we
the dead wn-loii w hell
-) tile a lull nuil said
"Wan It Cnrmurk'n
lee II llllt '."'
put the liody in
.some one lllllld
II w 11s his."
hut '.'"
"I understand it wan nut tile netui
tor'ti." "How did you know '.'"
"I never saw him wear n Rieen Ual
and thai he wore u few hours liel'ore
was different. It wan a hrow n derhy."
The w itness lold I u, upon lu-uritifi
and $4.00
1 1 , ;tiii .:
West Gold Avenue
WITNESS
rtó:4 1.1 .
that Henator earmark had been shot,
he run from the nioitol hlock, a block
away from the m ene of the tragedy.
"You came down Seventh avenue,
on the lde of Uf ntreet tlmt John
Sharpe, one of tile defendants, claims
lie went up toward the capítol?"
The defence iihjei ted und the court
ruled that tlie witneHK could tell upon
which nlde of the street he walked
nnd the Jury would decide upon which
side John Sharpe said lie walked.
"Wan It a smoky afternoon?" asked
the state's, attorney.
"Forest fins had been ragitiK and
I here wun no wind, so the pall ol
smoke burnt ov-r the city."
"Could ou I' ll or nee a blue steel
pistol half a block away?"
"I couhl not."
"Hid you iite, an you approached,
anyone lit the scene of the tragedy '.'"
"I saw a ttiniip of people indis
tinctly."
"Conh 1
them "
"Xu, sir
oil n
1 ognlze any of
ll was loo smoky nnd
dark."
The oiientloiis of Hip state vent to
show that it was Impossible for He!
Coopera to recognize S, nator Carmack
neurly a block uway, or for John
Sharpe to nee tile tragedy In every de
tail from the collier of I'nlon street
and Seventh tvi-nuc, as h- Mvore lu
did. ltoscoe Mattliey.'S, ., tailor, told ol
meeting John 1. Sharpe, In the Ar
ciide the a f tención I the traRi'dy
Th In i iirrohoriitei Shnrpe'n testimony.
Dr. Itichard Pake, whose office wun
arrows the street from the scene of
Hie kllllinr, told oí lirarliiR the shots.
"I runhed out. I miw Hobin lean
iiiif analnnt tho pole. Colonel Cooper
nltli IiIh arms around hln non atol
Curniai.k'H bodr hi the street. I made
a hasty examination of Caiinack's
hody and found lilin to hn dead. '
"Did you nee n pool of blood and a
bullet in It "
"I did, near the ,en,l man's mniitli"
"Did you see a. revolver?"
"Near the seiiatorn right hand."
"Did you me anyone, break It?"
"After the body wan put in the iiiu
hulnnce Lieutenant J'llcher broki-
It."
"Ithl you see Mm. Kanlriiau '."'
"I did. I think she wun highly rx-
citeil."
Hubert Li. Dlllard, u lumberman,
from l.ebiinon. Tenn testified he was
near Seventh avenue and Church
street when lie heard the shots.
Describe the shoot lntf."
Klrnt came two shots, then three
shotH much ipilikir. The two first
shots were much louder than the Inst
three."
On cross examination wittoss said
l,e walked on al, r hearing the shots
and did not Irani for some time alter
Senator earmark had heen killed, 1 1
looked up Seventh avenue and saw
nothing, and said Ills failure to see
night have been due to the murky
atnioKphcre.
Dlllard wan sure the shots were
from different revolvers.
"Could you (ell whether those first
two shots came ir"-m the revolver ol
Senator Curi'iick or from the revolver
of Colonel impel '"
"I could not "
l'rof. W. C. Kivlngton. superinten
dent of the slate industrial school,
was In Dr. Fort's Infirmary near the
shooting, and heard the shots.
"There were two hIioIh first, loud
but muffled Then came three shots,
more tnctallc, but not no loud "
Attorney Ccncral (lamer cross ex
amined briefly.
"Cull (lovetnor I'atierson, Mr. Sher
iff," finally unnounred Judge Anilcr
.Hin." A inuriniir ran over the com tt'oom
which was quickly nuppresend as the
tall, slender, boylnh-lookiiiH gover
nor walked Into the room, hat In one
hand, overcoat In Uf other.
In answer to uurstions (iovernor
Patterson said he knew tho Coopers
well.
on the day of the nliuolliig he had
hunted up Colonel Cooper "an a n-sult
of a telephone message from his
daughter, Mrs. Lucius Wurih."
The governor told how, with his
private secretary, Mr. Scruggs, lie
hunted Mr. Cooper and filially found
him at the .Mux well house.
The state began to object and the
court ordered the Jury to retire.
I "I want to way." said Judge Anilrr
ioii. "that we propose to ask ipies
I lions heretofore- ruled out. hut we
I want them on record, no tin- Jury hail
I better retire."
I Afu-r the Juty had gone out. tin
I governor was told to tell all that had
' ha pprii-,1.
i "I found Colonel Coop.r in the
'wiitlng rmiiii. writing letter lie
, told me to wait a minute. I sent Tor
I Attorney James llrailford and Kobin.
They arrived In a few minutes. Then
I I learned that Hie letter he had been
writing was to Mr. Cm-mack. I urged
I hi in sironglv not tn semi it. so did Mr
jr.radford. and I'.ohii, agreed with
! US."
' iio on,"
Colonel Cooper was vn angry,
lie said he was 0 prl'ate cituni and
that the senator had no rUht to um
jhls name, that lie felt as though a
I man was spilling in his tare cadi
! morning.
I "I told him that if If sent that l. t
! ter it might provoke n encounter, a
personal encounter, which I told him
I must he avoided at all costs
i "The letter mi turned over to Mr
, I'.iiKlford. wlio promised to uiljut the
i difficulty und asked if Colonel Cooper
j would let him keep the l. tt. r and
, meet him nt his office nt 3 p in.
! "I then saw Mi. Williamson ami
linked if .'lie was I" take linn heoli
i Willi Hie coh.n. l. nd "lie said "'!
ituhl her it would be advisable for her
to remain to ar th- colonel until 3
'P. uv
'1 .11,1 so he, us. I knew she was
i good fii.nd of hi snd the eoloii.-l
w ss v.-ry ansr .
I "I left then, as It as near noon
slid Hobin went with me up through
; the Ar.-a.le. I told Hobin If I wen
'hint 1 would remain near Colonel
Co.. p.-r that l "
' Did ou ami. ipnte any tn-iPle "'
"No sir. for tlf letter the . olonel
wrot- wms iiiiHiKii'.! ami in Me llrsd
ford's pos.s-ion.
'I was smtiinc soiif bonds whin
Attorn.-v Itra.l'or.l t. I. phon-.l and,
Sal,! he had not s. n the party t j
mere pf.tkinic Ulal !' ioial
Tally IP own and he had dis. m-s. .1
the .use and .lcnp.l that tro-re w
no .laliit. l of trouble. I tel. phon.-tt
Uradford' of.'ivv- and k' J Colon-I
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intJArrfl
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
f
We Want Your
Grocery and
Bakery
Business
Start the new month by
letting our solicitor stop
at your home for your
orders.
WE CAN SAVE YOU
MONEY ON YOUR
GR0CERYBILL
We deliver promptly fo all
parts of the city.
We guarantee everything
on sale to give sat
isfaction. Your grocery troubles
eliminated when you
trade with us.
If you buy on credit and
can give satisfactory ref
erences we will be pleased
to open an account
with you.
f ZZZ3
The Jaffa Grocery Co.
Good Tilines o l't.
MUI Order I Hied Same Day UM
IteoclTCd.
Cooper to come to the mansion within
thirty minutes."
"1)1,1 ; ou w Mi to sec him nhoui this
trouble?"
"No Mr: Colonel Cooper was one
of my closest advisers. I waa tfoiiiK
awity Hint ninht nnd wished to sec
him before 1 left."
Tlie Rovei'iior said he walked out
of the mansion with one of his Muff
and met Colonel Cox. They chatted
a while and then r.-cntcred the man
sion. A short while niter that White,
the porter, came In and told him
about the killing.
"Von sny you spoke of Colonel
Cox. Had Cooper hrouiiht about tin
reconcilia! ion ?"
"Xo sir. We never had heen per
sonal enemies. We iIni spoke when
we met. W hen occasion demanded il
we shook hands. As far as political
reconciliation is concerned. If you call
P. that. Cooper luid notlótiK to do w ith
it."
"What was llohin's manner in tins
interviews '.'"
"lie was very nnxloiii to effect n
peaceable .settlement nnd when hi
len in,- in the Arcade he thanked in,
for w hat I had don, and his c .-s fill
ed Willi tears."
At this point Jiidne Halt indicated
that he believed Hie results of tin
conference en- admissible, hut not
tlie lariKU.-ir usril hi thrtii.
Tlie Jury v as recalled und the rov
. rnor i-cpciit'-d those portions of Ills
previous testimony which the court
had declared nduiissalde.
The resiri- thins of the court made
the wiln, ss testimony very brief
When tin defense was through
Jtidue Can r said:
"The Bov.-rnor may stand aside.
Iiter on. Miotihl we ili-ride to do so.
we will cross-examine th,- j-overnor "
Court a-Mouined until Monday.
..
I ll.lMs imkmi:i.'
llahluioie Special, m Sa ll I
I II-
ims-4'ii'). ami lkrou It.
Ilaltunoir. K. h. -7. The intense in-
Iciest 111 tile Wonderful Work that is
heiiiK a. coinplMicd III llaltinioie and
other i it it's h William Cha, liedle,
president of ihe l.oiriniei Institute,
eontiiiuis unabated. Many cases oT
baldness mul faded hair of years'
standing have I it remedied by the
rciuarkahb- preparation heiiiK dis
tributed from Mr. keene's laboratory.
and its l.nor is spi .a-linii tar and w hie
and thousan.l ,,f ;.er.-.,,ns are using
this remarkable haa food with Kiati
fvnm resuit
What makes this treatment noo'e
popular is th. t,n i that flee tiial out
tils aie sent h mail prepaid. Those
who wish to try it ate slronlv ad
vised to write lo Mr. K'- in- at tin-I-oriiiior
institute. Ilraiuh Int.. i:,il
tinior.. M'l They will r.-erive the
full trial outlit free of ,harue and
mm h useful infoimaii,.n about the
tu.u w tii- h .,e to, !' !! oil tile road
to a t.ipi.i und ..it.iin improvement.
ii:iiom: l tai kin; auoit
oi k h at wohk. n mu iiavk.
not .ivk i s vi its ixi so
NOW. IMrtKIM. I.AI Nllia. It At K
or itioi nt to.
GROCERY CO
SinsI iai'. 4'loif,' ( olt.ra.lo.
MMtl Nortlierii New lcitti.
are all rtt leaiMI.
h' . U K,
t.0.' toil s. l irM M.
Kao
!" 1
Maraen i oois
We Are Showing
Shovels,
Spaces,
Spading
Forks,
Rakes,
aabe St RJauger
115-1 17 North First Street
Lumber and Building Material
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Windows
Doors, Paints, Oils, Brushes
Cement and Building Paper
J. C. Baldr idgc, 405 South first
GET TO USING
TIIF.
HtMtniESÍflf
They Are the Best
For all Houghs and Colds, Diar
rhoea, both in children anil ad
ults. Uhcunint ism, Kidney and
Stomach Complaints. There is
no more efficient Liniment and
Medicated Oil than the
Jnniiialiontil.
These remedies can be found
l-'or Kale hy all liruuisls nml
Dealers ill Medicine.
Compounded solely by
Tin: iM'i.ii.Mio.Mi Mi:n-
ICINF. '. ' M W .M i:lCO
Central, New Mexico.
MEOLEfl LIKELY TO
GET JUDGESHIP
Albuquerque Man Said to Have
Been Assured of Appointment
In Now Seventh District .of
New Mexico,
.Morning- Journal lliii'-au. 1
li I :i M utisi-i iluj Idini;,
Wnshinutoii. 1 . C. l-'ch. ;.
Tin- bill fur the creation of a sev
enth judicial district in New Mi xico
lias passed both hous- sand the pn si
detit will Sinn it In lore the 4th of
March
President Koosevilt has indicated
that he will make in, more appoint-tin-lit.-,
and therefore, tip- JihIkc of
the seventh ilistii. t will hr appi'iiitrd
by rresideiit Ta It.
It Is now Ronero My concdetl In r.
that l-elward 1.. .M.-dh-r of Allnuill. I
Iple Will be appoilll'd to the place.
f
ROCKY CLIFF COAL
Hardest Cleanest Hottest
LUMP per ton $5.75 EGG per ton $4.25
Don't Forget, We Brought the Price Down.
Direct Line Coal Yard
Phone 29 First and Fruit
THE PALACE
Hotel
Santa Fe
T"1 1
a Complete Line of
Hoes,
3 Piece
Garden
Sets,
Etc.
Wlf'.
Rolls That
Mother Baked
I Will never he referred to if you
Iced him Willi those baked here.
i Try them for supper tomorrow.
i You'll sec them no more rapidly
than I hey ev er went before.
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