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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
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Following Is Che story of Che lrst edl' tlon Of Fiuccralds celebrated transla- tiou oC "Omar Khayyam." The book was issued anonymously and found no buyers. Accordingly Che author went .o Bernard Quartch's shop dropped a heavy parcel or 200 copies of Che "Ru- balyat" and said. "Quaritch, l make you present of these books"
 The famous bookseller offered them inst at half crown. then at a shilling and. again descending at siXpence, but uo buyers came. In despair, be re- duccd Che book Co a penny and put copies Into box outside his door, with a ticket "Au these ot one penny each" At that price thc pamphlet moved in a few weeks tlc lot was sold, and In thlsway one of che finest gems of Eng llsh literature was dispersed among a not oyprd.scoruug public.
 The legend uas it that Dante Gabriel Rossctu. Sviuburuc and Burton were among those who discovered the "hId- den treasure ln Che penny box" Years passed. and thc once dcsp.scd volume rose in Che market and Ia lSQS Quar- Itch bought Iu for f2i a copy which 40 years before hc had sold for a penny.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
Capt. Ames Esouoratsd

Can't Charles w. Nmee thc mIe.ur ,rI am other omcer- or tbc vessel lr .>on.ut.J from amy blame iu tHc m1t- t.r af the loss of tbc Some steam. .n.a .pblrl.s D faue which was wrecked July .s ar tbs rueks of NunvlE Island m Irr
 rs S.a Thrr ,>ourrtou cam. i'm a decision of Caruu w. j. Bryant Hu" Il. (, cbe-ry of tne Io.lI holrl uI .n.pd states Inspector. of mis and roln
 rr. ua.rI found aH lnoor.et s'.rrn mont chart r,suur..h., ror the Wu .N This chart thr.w tHe Ianc about ' mu.. u1 b.r course. finally hrus.Hr H. u. uu Nmsut lsuuIs rocky .h'.'
 .rb. .,lJ.nce.- Ciul Bryant I.I OH .r..re tre decision. conclusive. .H .,....l tnlt Cant Amos was on .hr ...I-' .u Ir. umr from tH. moment h. .H Na.. J- kent r.. tai e..ne and u. last cast just b.ar on. lHHe truck .n.v,I !, l.th.m- of W1t.r 10 was t's ., am tbe ume and the Incorrect 'n.r, maJ, many years l-o. was ,h. r"N '' uf the Lam, dIa Ger
 aCart Am,s |. 70 splendid mH n. tr.. .,.J.ue. aIJuc.I shows tnHi h. WH alert u-me exceptional caution 1nI c.r. 10 s..m. tu m. thlt he could nHt l.F' b.,n moor. careful
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
whcelcs.. nrnrerr.

Whrclcr's charge at tho battle of shiloh was oil bv General Grant Co be one of thc most splendid exhibitions of human bravery hc had ever witness ed. aud frat which reused admlra- tlon among both armies was when the intrepid little general accomplished Che destruction of Rosccruns' provision train after thc battlc of Chlckamauga.
 On Dec. 3O. lSG3. General Wheeler attempted and successfully carried out one of Che most daring, perilous and Important duties ever assigned a cav- airy commander He crossed tho Ten aesscc river in thc face of a division of cavalry under General George Crook, drove back and worsted the troops that guarded Che Federal trains of coo mules and 1000 wagons and captured Che whole. with t.5OO prisoners.
 While hc was thus engaged Rose crans' cavalry. 5000 strong, swept down upon Che Gcorg.aus. The latter charged and rcpulsed the northerners, capturing Che forts 0t McMinnvllle
 Tenn. with GoO prisoners and great stores: capturing the forts and destroy Ing Che bridges near Murfrccsboro. and then. as full of fight as at Che begin ming of Che engagement they turned nnd put Co rout General Hooker and Che Eleventh and Twelfth corps that came riding down at Che moment to re- enforce thr Naukces.-ChIcago Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
TWO KINDS OF TAXES

MT U.rr c r.EH.. of u....H.... t.e. chairman .. on. N.U.Hri Republican Committee. .r er.Ii.f or cHHr-i u.u advising Ur.-H.u, It...,.t t. rcom m..I Oh. abolition of on. ..-el..I Wl tl,... chat e. HU on. Internal r..Dru t.N.- mH...I .H ..He...|.r.. H' tH. vn uIfn Spain Nr rrUH. fs r.nHr..i 1. eIv n. Q. th. ru..I..l
 believe fH.r tH. rm. r como Un.r fr. n..H.. should .. r.H....I .. On" hHr t.r. which t... ....n.. .. NHHs'E H tue tm. .. ...I T.. ntr". of ta. G.s.um.n. .r. DOW m H condition u stand tr. nI..u.u IH. much er..t.r tH.U M. ...I .uI I.. surplus .s eomHg n. nr...Ht -.r... .rI .-u. rH.r. vI ..r.. H. I.mIrI .r I'd. fu..ue tH. r........ .HI II. much bot f.r tnIt tH. Hl.r..I ..N .HH.-.I .u aD count uf fu. u.r .H..I .. abolished ta.. u.t lH. customs unr ....I h. f.mI.r.I ufH .H-.rfH.r H"H.. IHI Hr.Isrr political l..Iue
 M. . m.tt.r .l ..l tH. Internal u.t. uH. f.... .r. I a.rI-n tH.. ".,re.'v anybody HI. I.'t .r u.'. .NHH. u.u m.a. ..mH.u... and ..-H.rf..H. who Hr. opposed t. .....- .N.. S.m. .. th.s. t.1.. how. ..nHI. U..u rH....I .u tn. Interest .l fH. banks. Ur.a... 1.I l f.V .trr .rI. .. H...... mon. u.t from com. ...r. .nI l. another ... u."t hear n Nul,HemHH o- .m.I moan. .m..lu.u- about th. f......I... pound f.. .. t.I .r any 0rH.r Irt.rr.I r.r.Ha. tIv fHHueH f may Ht Hm Tn proportion t. u.. means. Hr H.rI.r rr.u .t H... tH. u.H .f wealth
 AS soon H. . .N m. tH. r.H tb,r U. a howl f.r t. r....I U It I.Hra aI- most solely .n t.. n..r to ..1 m..t W.s. .uI mtro.. l.... This - Mr. Payne theory
 No u.-. .It... lH.H chat .r rlEres could U. ....n .H tHe subject I tI. .r, II. t. rr..... on. frI... .HI .t mon .f eu.u means. who .H tH. er.9it. r0r..m. much l.t own comparatively uu. nm..rr nIr H..r'r aI Oh. Federal taxes
 rh. WAT uv. f.r tre mort part .l rev- .ule s needed .. . e..I H.0u. I|N t"'. The turin .y.s hlr. areeE h.r.n. th. greatest ..eI IrrHt. n th. nHI
 MT rItu. at.us uo tnru-It.H cor modification 0f .r.T tHN.e uhI. cnn. er.sam.H rtac.eN ot On. -Im. ,I. hos i..arI n utar .f eH.h a m.I It"' rf customs duties 1s vHI .n.rI n. Hr-h. or ur.t..t..r. IrI authorization .. plum. d.-. t1 trust man1nnU.t Here .- mn .ele sharply defined. within tHr uu.. Hl .h. Republican utr. President Roosevelt uIU Ut.. q. r.U.. himself nm .U. .i. of One other
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
nm. no,,,. et shtp i.aunches.

Down Co Charles ITS time lt wHs cus inuary Go mme md hapilze a ship afl- OF she was launched. sometimes week OF two anrr The old Tudor method used Tor nrn-ofwar was stlll ln usc pcpyt "nmry" shows that The ship was safriy got anoat nfter which some high parsonage went on board with 0 vpccIal silver standing emp" or "ilag gon" or wine. out or which hc drank. uammg ihe shlpan pouring a lih1'.on 5n the quarter dcck The cup was then generally given Co thc dockyard shlp wright us mcmcnio
 When did ihe present usage of nam Ing nud napuzing a ship before she ls sent anont come my trace the Inst explicit mention of the old method Co lGGt. when the Royal Katherine was launched tsce rcpysi The first men ton of smuhing a bottle of wiue on che bows Of an English mon-of-war that 1 have found ls in a contemporary newspaper cutting or May, lIs0 dc- scrIhug lhe christening of n. M S. Muguaumc at Dcptford, but nothing ls hluicd that lt was then a new custom Notes and queries.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
Hcdinu

The word "bcdlom" Is a corruption of Che word "Bcthlchcm" and orlgInat ed as a synonym for chaos at the tIne when thc house of Bethlehem. occu pied uy a sisterhood of London. became an insane asylum. Tlc treatment uf Che Insane n the early part or the siy tccuth century was not well under stood. and. according Co the thcorlce then prevalent it was necessary tp frightcn Che patient out of bis lunacy All sorts of awful cXpcdicnts were To sorted Co. among them surprise floors. Do which slipped from under Che feet; surprise baths' and loE-ings at tho periods of most severe Illness; hence Che name "bedlom" Che result of in. correct spelling possibly. came easily Co stand for awful things
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
IInlnInr llr -I.nrmr.

A coaI hcavcr was getting ln lond Of coal lu Che suburbs or London ue was shoyclIug n thc coals at good rate when Ice was startled by a terrific yell from the house adjoining,
 "Wot thc dickens ls the maiterf querled the coalman. starting up.
 A dlshevclcd looking individual made hls appearance nt the door
 "Mnttcr. you thlckheadr shouted thc man. frantlcaly endenyoring Co pull his hair up ln clots by the roots you are putting thc coal down thc wrong hole. Nly wlfe's people live herer'- London TIC BitE
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
rnnr ,Ir- NIcEIrnr

Mrs. McEIroy-Wherc Is Mir McEl. roy
 Junior partncr-Gone ont Go ccf Q new ribbon for the typewriter.
 Mrs. McElroy )slarue at thc blond girl at thc little s.Jc dcsk-Ile has. bas bcf We'll. Nr McElroy win just buy some ribbon. and other things for bis wife and daughters That person Is an GuGcl up with ribbons uow- Denver News.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
Nnnl.hIrr nl thc nrIle.

While there Us no hard and fast definition a married woman may be thought to have c,a,cJ Go hc a bride when. of Che iG hnoh, no thc clothes press. she las sealed down the mum bcr devoted Co hcr husbands ward robe from cLsnt Co Two -DetroIt Iour
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

"An old friend of Pat Grove. aa h' subscrIbcs himself writes Co Che Chicago utcr-Ocean that rat is within i0 miles of Chic1go. But Che "frIcnd' wll have to come ucarcr chan chat Co locatuf ir Crowc before hc can draw down tbs rc- ward
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

Of thr women who reeeuty took f. ueutivs examinations u Wl-h.re.H Dt positions ln th. c.,u service. o,.r . per cent passed while only - r,r c.rt of men succsei,d iu a similar examination The women seem Go hc se.Jas c, the front iu every way whenever ihey uy
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
For Sale

uo1soh.iJ mmtarc. u.uly new good condition E,,vthae complete ''N 'i once
 Inquire residence ot U w. remcSc. Cleveland Coturc ThrI avonH. Corduroy suits Ensl.sh make, ,n r,r nit
 Chcncy's Boston s.or'. Tho Seattle Bohemian Duurht reer Is Che best and most expensive dlurht beer made in Seattle. For s1ic at the Sc- atte Saloon. corner state and sixth ave- nue.
 Neckv,1r latest pattern Grown and Harris make susp,ud,r bir reduction at our closing out saie
 Chensys Boston a-. Just received large stock o- winter millinery which win uc sold at reduced prices Ff.-Aaska co. A new line of nccSu- Iust raccircd 1t Cayson's au shades and cplors For drayIng or expressing. cau J. Cowuu Phone U Automatic ie We lre having bonlGic Reduction slle on au of our hirh grade ftock Cheneys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

Beautiful eaz.J uI.. -aN years .d ar, dug up oa che s.t. of Babylon rh. cIvIt iz1tIon of th1t period must h1y. been several thousand years oIi At aI ev.... the h.stor. period s growing un '...- Chicago Chronicle
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

The worlds wheat crop. accorimr t' several estimates chat are considered r'li- able. is much above che average. which win not bc disagrccablc news Co th's' who consume but do not produce wheat though lt win not bc particularly p.eas- inr to the nrudIcsrs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

No doubt President Rooscyclts n'u once. lf not such measure of authority ts hr can exert win be used towuri th' buHdine opp of Che navy which has rc. gently been neglected The president nc uev,s in rreat American navy, ond th' majority of people aErcc with him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

roeworth @ Aggcr. wholesale dealers. Fourth avenue between Broadway and Stoto streets. received by last boat choice poultry. butter ogss and vcgc- tables
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

Almost withol, exception the press of England .s .Nur.sne the hon, tut the administration of President Roosevelt VII b- Jn absolute Wcc.se sIu Francis cu Can
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

An we want is an thc trade in sIrht IF. IT. Clayson & Co.,. tho One Price Cloth iug. Shoe and Furnishing Uousc Fourth and state strcota
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
EDITORIAL PIcKUPs

It was root m.au HHreIHuH.r wh, slii chat most women e.t oG 70 .'ke as 1w<v1rIIy us tn.f e.t uU t -.r.al .Ir.
 Ts us tu unrestricted chimes. wm. grafton would bring rI.r. Our .aHt "H th.s issue Is rot orr .r politics m.r.Iy but fr Uf. us.Ir San FrIHe..ro U.tI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

Clearly reasonable program of n- crcascd naval construction has One 'pnro- bation of Che American people H,vs Ono Chicago Chronicle. This is very dil'r'nt from saying th1t thc energies of our proc nlc arc Co bc concentrated durnr iho next few years in Che creation of .o naval establishment out uf al proportion either to Che ultion's growth or its uOcoriucs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

Corduroy suits English make. 'i' re. slit
 Chcncy's Boston s,'r'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

Tho convention of Christians now mcyt- me at Che Moody church iu this cit hni rather a bIu, umc of it last cycuine Th' Rev A. T rIcrsou. ot Brooklyn. wi thr Rev R. \. Torr,y. superintendent ol th' Moody EbIc Institute. cast a pcss'm'.tic raa over Ono rttn.uu- throurh which Che dI,eltcs vero asked to e'Fr 'n Hn America 1s "b5d as Babylon. "r r1r".- lelsi only by Rome at iH worst
 p.onIo standing with 1rol and bowed hrads. nation uIusus n lts 'c,''i'''- to honor Che memory of r"'l man. comparable with u1au Humr'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

Just received lrs. stock o- winter millinery which win bc .ud at reduced prices FIf.-AlnskI t..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

A new line of nccku1 Just received 1t Cayson's .au shades and cuiors
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

For drlyIng or expressing. rln CoWuu Phone 0 Automatic lH
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

We 1rr having bonaGie Reduction slle on au of our hIrh grade ftack Ch.u.ys Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Proposed Eleotrio Light Rates

This new schedule Of rates to go 'n't effect whom new plant starts-about S .. vcmber ist
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-25

ua1s.h.lJ fruuurc. u.uy now good condition Et,vthiHe complete t'I ai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
NOTES FROM SAN MARclAL.

Special Correspondence
San Marcial ". NJ. July III. Bo-
mem. j. T.. Nichols and j w. McCoach
lett for Socorro Monday morning TO
attend court
Sam Vivian, Dan Walker J. X. Han.
ma aud few other employees at the
Rosedale mines are In town Co spend
the Fourth.
The farmers will commence to cut
their wheat about the 18th.
Joe James and his sister. Mrs. 81
mon EXter, OF Rosedale, are here Go
depart for Denver. Colo. for two or
three weeks vacation.
The second crop of alfalfa is show
ing Itself Lettuce, onions beans and
peas are still In growth yet Watcr.
melons and muskmolons will be- scarce
this year.
Robt j. Nisbet. druggist for the
q A. Shaw drug store, aud Clarence
Broylcs have their teams ready for
the Fourth base ball game Il will
be- played down by the round house
at 3 O'Clock y m.
The Rio Grandc Is still running az
It's old gait yet and is helping the
crops wonderfully here
w. W Jones. surveyor "a back
from Hanover. whore he has been do
Ing some surveying.
Weather report SO degrees in the
shadc and SO degrees In the sunshine
and partly cloudy in the morning and
all cloudy in the afternoon, wind
blowing ami little rain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
TOD CARVER ARRESTED.
. Noted Outlaw captured--ln Jail at
ST Inhna

q Noted outlaw captured--lt Jail at
ST. Johns,
George E. scarborough. Ir Ed Hal.
Nvfsou aud Pollard Pearson brought
| into town the noted outlaw Tod Car,
yer alias ililliard. and after luncheon
az the Barth hotel placed him in the
| iron cage made for such characters.
| II was q brave aud well laid scheme
under which Scarborough and Halyor-
son worked 90 hriIR TO justice this
criminal For months they had been
Ou the trail and lookout for the des.
pcrado. Carver. or Hilliard. had re-
cpntly returned to Arizona from Texas.
it "a believed and was lying low In
/ the Wild country known as the Tula
rosa near Luna. n NJ The brave cap.
tors worked around some time FOR an
/ opportunity to get their man, then
| realizing their chance had come took
| pussra sion OF the camp into which
Welr outlaw would no doubt spend the
! u ght Hiding their horses some dis
J Anco away they laid for their victim
. Who did not come into camp TIL late
1 when two men were spiod coming
! toward thHm horseback An az once
! Scarborough yvlls up with your
/ h3uds' "Nut for any oincor'" was
, CuyvrB reply, at the same time his
. companion put his hands higher IN
! the air Again Scarborough told him
tu throw up he's hands, and II is re
pointed when the brave officer 'eveled
& his pistol saying up with your hands
or youll soon be In hell'" Then "a,
outlaws hands went up The othel
man was allowed tu go free after thcl
had taken his horse then with theil
prisnny tney left for Luna valley. 49,
tho help Of Pollard Pearson they man
aged IN getting him 90 81 Johns
where bee is secure and well guarded
bnhind tho bars az gNtre force bcini
placed 10 guard the Jail against an,
friends who may come 20 rescue him
There is not much doubt as 60 this
criminal being one of tho murderers o
tnRusman Frank lcsuonr and Andrew
a. Gibbons fifteen months ago today
That hr is Tod Carver there in posi-
lively no doubt There Is prettl
clear ease against him Witnesses
arc being sent Tor and Justice vii
rDt her dups.-St Johns Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The Albuquerque papers object Ia
a." Santa Fo base bail club claiming
to be- the champions of New Mexico
FOR having won seven games. lost
none including defeats of the Albu.
qupquo and the Las Vegas teams. The
Santa Fc team is ready to play the
Albuquerque team at any time In or
der to cliuch the championship claim
even 20 the satisfaction of the Albu
querquo people New Mexican
The Santa l'v base hall club since
the DAYS of professionalism in New
Mexico. never won game from tho
Albuquerque club Ihcy are now
growing over game they won ro.
Gently from the old Albuquerque club
which had Just hoon organized and bad
never played game together. and
nov claim themselves champions Of
New Mexico A8 soon ag Roy MELON
Sil manager and captain Of the
Browns. returns from his visit tu RIOS
Wch hp Will give the so-called cham
plnna ui Santa Fc an the satisfaction
they want
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
prnf. nlMnurn,n Conc,rt.

Every chair in Colombo hall waa
occupied last nlgbt during the rendi.
ton uf the program fnr Prof niMaurO's
concert and those present highly en-
lnyed the selections as given Tho
program opened with the rendition of
that beautiful overture Title star"
by tho professor aEi his orchestra and
was followed bY @ soprano solo
"Cariutiaa Daughter uf the Regl.
m"nt by Miss Taylor a bass solo
hy A J.. Newton Was won received by
'hp audience. aH Was also the selcc.
ton "l rronturo' iNrriu Mrs. Y.
4 Wendell sang in iino voice a solo
entitled "lt la Not True, and then
another selection by the orchestra
was given Tie soprano solo by Mrs.
NAtrAR came iu for "a share ~ the APP
plnuse ami the waltz song "DuiaI
Buch by qnartettc, proved very
entertaining The Grand Galop de-
Concert was a selection rendered by
Charles ID. Blake, Ml-Boa Berardehrlli
ard namiauo. aud harp solo by Miss
Ellr Do Vuin pleased the listeners I'm.
mpnarly At tho conclusion of tho
program lI engaged in the pleasant
! pastIme ul dancing. which was con-
/ tluuci until late hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Mrs. NJ. J Riordan who rs visiting
friends at S22 South Alyardo street,
Los Angeles. was one Of the victims
In a street ear collision in Los Ango.
les the other day Happily she cs'
capcd without injury says the VII
linms News. The Los Angeles Herald
In the account OF the wreck says pr,
x. ". Boynton uf 1914 South Hill
street one OF the few witnesses of the
accident. after notifying his daughter
90 telephone for an ambulance. rushed
back 20 the scene Of the wreck and
assisted MIRA Rawson, who had been
thrown violently 90 the ground from
tho Pico HC.gfts car, 10 the residence
Of Mrs. Dr NJ J. Hemstreot at $40
South Hill. lie then continued the
work OF rescue. Tho doctor and
Joseph Desmond. OK the drm of Shat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
coLoRep soloIeR klLLeo.
shot by a comrade over q Game OF
HranN Ia A rlHnWn


when the FIRST section Of % military
aporlni train was nearing Navajo
Springs. Ariza last might about 80
O'Clock. Frank Sheppard. q rulorvd
soldier ngvi about l3 ycars was shot
and killed boy % drunken Comthdp over
game lf dice The car was nllod
with discharged soldiers who were 90.
turning Go their homes from the Phil
ippines Al OF them received their
salaries before leaving San Francisco
ard while cn route the majority uf
them became very much intoxicated
and started Geo gambling After the
shooting the murderer lrBpCd from
the train when 70 slowed up
at Navajo Springs aud made
hia escape to the mountains.
when the conductor asked for an oX-
PLANTATION regarding the tragedy none
Of the soldiers would diyulgc the
name of the murderer The man in
charge uf the train tclcgrHphod Co the
railway authorities for instructions as
to the disposal Of the dead Hn1 later
was informed tu carry the remains
20 Albuquerque and deliver them go
undcrtakora O. W. Strong a Sons.
when tho body was removed to the
parlUrH 90 @ o'clock thiR morning u
was stripped of its clothing aud an
examination made of the body a
large bullet hulc was found in the
mans nock but mo- other marks OF
violence were visible. a Crucihx at
tached tu chain OF beads wac found
about tho neck of the deceased auu
was completely coated with blood
sheppard home ls in lluntHyillo. Ala.
whore it is said his wife resides lie
was member of the lodge uf Odd
Fellows and tbs order was notified
by telegraph this morning OF his sud.
den death and also asked them for
instructions
AZ this wrung II is not known what
viii ho done with the body Il was
Burmlacd that Ru inquest would be-
held over the remains at this place
but when ii was learned that the man
had met bis death ut the hnndR OF
unknown parties and the decd nav.
ing been committed in the territory
Of Arizona. no one in Albuquerque
would assume the responsibility Of
holding the inquest, claiming that they
had no jurisdiction in such cases.
The soldiers passing through Albu.
queCque are more CT less arfGad and
they are shooting indiscriminatvly out
Of the car windows, with no one Ia
authority 20 stop them 10 rs learned
this afternoon from o colored trooper.
VINO stopped over hero today that a
stray bullet struck woman In the
arm at ltntion this side uf Needles
yesterday morning before ino killing
of Sheppard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
RrssgouIG AT HOME.
Tells Of important Improvements 10
ne Made on Santa Sc

General superintendent e.. o. Wcasc.
guio returned Monday from hig trip to
New MgNlcu HnNH the Topeka State
journal Mr. Wcaarrulc vuH accom-
panied hy y D. Hurley. ACTING general
superintendent ot the Santa Fe ro,l
hr The two men spent q day nt a.
buguvrquU ON the way east Mr Res
HeEHlp said today t1 q reporter Tor the
State Journal
"a ia truo that wo arc expecting
tn build new $50 600 electric light
plant Tor tiiv biK shops at Aibuqmpr
que This plant will also furnish light
for tho new depot aud hotel. and
power to operate machinery for
awitChlug purposes handling turn
tables and other matters where such
machinery can be- used to advantage
we also approved tho drawings aud
plans for the nrw Sl4U 900 depot and ho.
tcl ut Srligman. Aria, to tako the
piaCv 90 the one recently destroyed bY
Gre We viii also build a new build
ms at Williams. Ariz, whore Indian
and Mcxican curius viii be- collected
and stored"