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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

department. would very nssriy pay
the salaries Of the chemist and his
assistants IN running she city labor.
story. This will bring the expense
down 20 the mere establishment 81
a we'll ecu pped laboratory, the min
mum estimate for this being $500
and the maximum $500.
There 10 little doubt that the APP.
plieation Will be received favorably
in the city council. the recent in
vestiaation showing the sbsurdity %
the eitys present arrangements for
protesting the public health against
Impure foods. Dr.. Criehton will
urge the consideration Of the appli.
eatiun ssry strongly. The matter
will be referred 20 the health and
sanitation and finance committees.
Members % the former COMMITTEES
have already unanimously express
ed themselves strongly IN favor Of
the measure. A special nesting may
be called for the confederation Of
the measure.
II IL understood siso, that the
COMMITTEES will secure the endorse p
msnt of the chamber Of eorneses
before returning tire application 60
tho council The question will prob
ably be brought up before the char.
Der at its nsSt insisting on Wsdnes-
day.
The ordinance In regard 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

saneboay wight have dlusasd shs
milk. a four. ear eid boy hrouBh,
tire milk direct FROM the dairy thrss
doors heiess. ard Ne. Meodcock,
CONSIDERING TIE POSSIBILITY
OF THE BoYss HAVING STOP.
pEp MIDWAY AND PUT FORM
ALDEAYpE ~ TIE MILK. DID
NOT DIEM IT NECESSARY TO
INVESTIGATE The DAIRY. Pee
hzps ~ had previously Rad tire
an posted in this same dairy which
IL large. black letters proelaisss.
mo FoRmALoEHYoE USED ~
MILK AERE. ABSOLUTELY
PURE
Other psrsors In tire nsl1hbor.
Need template that they have re.
psatsdiy tried 70 secure an in~sss
tsstion sa aeeeun, Of the palpsbiY
isesurs sslih. hus have beer unable
10 get any assistance from the in E.
spsetsr.
Ascending 20 Ar. weedseek's rec
saaisa. tha distances Of three dseFs
is teo nrea, te .raee ferHasdhya de
lpeissa 70 ia efiaia
VET MRS. CLARA BoTkis,
rsU woMAN WHO sENT a BOX
oF POISONED CON BoNs FROM
San FRANCISCO TO cOkNNGc=
->-@s~-~-~~-~-.>~~-r v.-.--
rgAcE IN rHt CALIFORNIA
pEAGTuNTtARV FOR ttER CRIME
EvEN TAoUoH a WHOLE CON.
rsaENT STRETCHED BETWEEN
TIE PolsoAgR AND THE pol
SCNEp. " the la~ can punish =
crime sshen ths murderer deals the
hIos from csisfsrnss ard strikes
death In ceansetieus. Il seems rsa-
soaabls that Mllk inspector Wood
eesk sheais 81 least investigate =
ease of poisoning when bot three
dosfs or Seventh avenue intervene
hss~-sn the ease ~ poisoning ard
the dairy that acid the r,iik-
a. aay rate. TIE MILK WAS
POISONED. aceafdira 60 the test
BooV POISONED IT. AND II
MAS TIE BUSINESS OF TIE
MILK INSPECTOR TO FIND OUT
WHO Old NJ. Whs,hsr "a eas the
dasrynan Or ths tstis feUr year cid
Boy Who carried horne the rail 81
rsiik fer his utoshsr. ths poisoner
should be brought 10 Iussies. ard u
Mia inspseser tNsoasaek does net
see "A thst ssAy. 81 IS TIME FOR
HIM TO RESIGN AND GIVE
SOMEONE ELsE A CHANCE.
a LEGAL dalryusn recently called
81 TIE Star sffics and explained
sofus " the mysteries 81 the milk
business ne said There ia mere
than ore way te I'LL eat. Wood
cock never locks IN the little ear
81 water under the seat Of the
sSaoon. and u is . very easy n,a,tsr
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Coroner Hoye Refused to Allow the For.
maIdehyde Poisoned Baby to be
Buried-.An Inquest Will
be Held

urday the parents appeared nj the
undertaking rooms ~ ;he fsssfiHef
Watson Company aud asked Tot a
burial AZ 8 O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Harry Watson of the company made
arrangements, lie vas given 10 un-
eiefatanh that pr Ludlow would sian
The death certificate and. AZ for
eiknera often fail 90 make funeral
arrangements until the last moment.
he AhonRht nothing OF the occur
renee.
Mr. Watson sent death eartifi-
cate 10 Dr.. Ludlow anh the latter re-
fused 60 sign A. Mr. Watson at once
notified Coroner Hoye The latter
asked what time the funeral was 10
sais place - vas Thea oa IL way
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STOPPED The FUNERAL
A7THE GRAVES EDGE

to- tho eemstsry. ON the eoronsf's
INSTRUCTION sir Watson then tele-
phanslif u the rcmetsry.
Tho laief funeral procession had
Just rlascd through the cemetery
gates S8lcn the sexton fastened to
the hSarEc. lie spoke a few low
Low Wastia 20 the driver. There aas
a brief consultation between the lat
tsR Ani the parents. who rode in a
closeti carriage. Then the hearae
was iityen back to the undertaking
rooms ~ the B0nney-W Watson Com
pany.
Not hhtii a CORNERS Inquest has
t,esaaA Anon the matter siil that fua
neral 81 completed Meantime Lee
brecht 'rnnxer. analytical chemist fer
the stksart a. Holmes Drug Com
many, Will examine the contents OF
Inc nttse ones stomach.
Inapletar Wecdcuck no longer
s,,ithhoida' the name ~ the dairy
man who supplied the Constantine
hahn with the formaidehyde milk
nat caused its death. He now
states that the wagon belonged TO
tbe puwamIsh dairy aud was driven
Nv man giving the name 81 HOBBY.
No arrests will BE- made until after
she srgs4eHt
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PROTEST

James uarphy. president Of the loeai
painters ana dseorasorr union. this
afternoon appeared before the board
If uuhisc works 10 shtef 4 protest
against the painting u this new IRE
headquarters building b. arrnHa who
are not nleul brra - the union.
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His Efforts 10 Stop the Murderous
Work OF the MIX Prisoners
Is n Hide0uS Farce

ergo, the milk 10 all right, the baby
could not have been poisoned. the
child Seuld not have died, the au.
tepsy eeuld net have revealed a.
srhalmsd stomach. the chemist
could rot have found the poison
still lingering in the walls 81 ths
digestive eraan. ard every body must
be mistasssn. hseEass she milk in
speetor ard his little Hottie OF acia
with the trick 81 not surning plAk
are infallibie.
THAT IS THE ABSURD LOGIC
THAT HAS BEEN STANDING
BETWEEN TIE PEOPLE AND
DEADLY POISON ADMINISTER
20 WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION
IN ONE or rAE CHIEF NEcES'
SARlEs OF LIFE. little children
whose sole ausssnAnce u mills. have
been murdered IN ell dir,otlons
healthy ssepls have been made weak
ard IA. bet stili tke inspsetsr plies
his litsle acid and sAYa all Is ssil
What " his little bottle ef acid turn
al eolora % the selae sprveeuu. 4
the fatal peach bloom pink - not
10 the fore IN the sample 81 milk,
Mr.. Woadeoek ear eraeouises the
uillk ali right and the utilkmafs,
care free ard unueiestsd. u eff "a
nasrr,ly rattle away sxish iinsls
psasinp has curse right and isft 60
al who will bot bring forth the
prses 81 aood. wholesome quart Of
Fs,ilk with which 70 pay Tor the pei +.
soneus fluid he dispensss IN tire
auiss Of shat they sssk.
SUCH IS THE MAN On WHOM
THE PueLic MUST DEPEND
FOR PROTECTION AGAINST
THE GREED OF oAtRVHEN
WHO ApuLrERArEn MILK WITH
POISON. How aesurdly inaasquats
his work must be, even were the IN.
spsesor rsoss srdaoua IN hes duty. has
already bean pointed out o. The
Star. Mr.. WOOpcock HAS
BEEN GIVEN EVERY GRANGE
TO De MoNSrRATE AIS EAGER.
NESS FOR TIE PUBLIC Wei.
FARE. ba. he seems sa have failed
sadly. Whom TIE Star stsrssa the
: > - l-
tire worst scandal the city has ever
krssxa. NJ. yssadsoek esrns e The
star offies and expressed himself ss
PERFECTLY WILLING TO DO
ALI ~ HIS POWER TO ELtaiN :
ATE TIE EVIL ard protested HE
goed intsntions Accordingly hls
word was accepted. and The Star ~.
trained trarn rnsntierins many aus
pieieus eiregrnstaness thss has beer
called ts lts attention. !, gave the
raiih inspector a chance ts sho~
y~hstrsr or not he WAS sincere in his
na4nsfsssassons % seed faith. BUT
THAT CHANCE Ma. Wooocock
HAS FAILED TO TAKE AoVAN-
TACE or. Stree tire investigation
began. The Star has repeatedly Sc
cured Samples Of milk freen families
shsrr sickness has oseurred on nc i.
eount 81 ufiik. had those Samples
sralyxsd showing ~ official report
that the Same contained forfnaiaa-
hyas. ard lest Il with NJ. Wood /.
Geek 10 do hts duty. Bot ret one
single arrest has he made. ever
though the climax was reached on
SATURDAY. when TIE ease % the Gssis
Greek baby. carris conssantfas.
which was being watched b. The
Star. eulrnina,ed IN tire death 81 Are
little ore. sith : direct chain %
evidence from sspsrt asshesitiss 10
veaeh that the cause vas ferualde :
hyde.
In this ease Mr.. Weoscoek vas
notified before the ehild's death.
himself heard tire report On the
sealed sarnpls 81 rr,iik to tire effect
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What is the matter with Wood
eoekf Why has not this strangely
dllatory milk inspector arrested tho
murderer Of little Carrie Constantine,
IN whose stomach fsrmaidehyde was
found b. official autopsy, ard IN
whose ease the attendant physician,
Or. LUDLOW. is ready to swear denth
was caused By TIE Use 81 torrna de.
hyde. administered IN n.ilkf
IL L strange that Mr.. Woedesek
sAn,plinS the milk from the da ~
mans wagon three days after the
murder had been announced hy fha
Star. should find ne ierrnsldshy5t y,
the utikf pees Il restore the little
"a fnanth cid baby airl 70 lite and
heath ard dimples, because he
srAveiy locks inte the milk ears or
shs wagon, sips = sample. sraseks
his lips and prenounei,s the milk All
riahtf Or dsss Il right tire Nress
ard effaee the crime y he even gees
further and peurs enc little bette
Of aeid into another and dumps tker'
both IN . third bottle Of mills. wait.
inc for Il to turn pink before he de
t,Vors the verdict. "Not Guilty ="
When the murdered ehild's phfai-
elan states that tire child died ~
forFualasS hde poisoning. and when
the osfieisl autopsy. supported b
fhe chemical analysts % the stem
aeh ~ an expert specialist. =hesszs
ths stomach and intsstines 60 have
bssn ershaiused alive. and the drug
still legged ~ the wallis ~ the stem
60 knew. time Ter Nilk inspector
MOoaeeek to wake ~ aad arrest
sonasbodyf Could he not arrest
somebody fer sdaltsratlns esllk.
ever Il he eeuid de no bstssrf u
to0k him fo4r days after ne vas
notified o. tire poisoning 81 the child
% fsnd out ere naune 81 the dairy
iran that delivered the milk. and
when shix ssAs accomplished. after
raueh labor. ne chserfuliy announces
thas he viii -.sithhoid~ the narae
81 tire dsirynar untii after the in
guess.
Ire inquest will not be held an
vi "Wednesday rnoruirs.
s.s.-,. -. =. ..-............ .-~s>-.
wiu . seeing e Il tnat ths per
ssn or persons guilty Of murder 81
shls innossnt little child rnsy noe be
fleeing the esussrp ard getting est
81 TIRE clutches - the issf
Mr.. Mooaesek says he cannes
ever rake ERE arrest on eharss %
rrailk .sdoltsfstion, BECAUSE ne
FEARS He NAY NOT DC
AsLE TO suesrANTtATE THE
CHARGE ~ COURT. he claims
re has net pet detsstsS fsrrnzids-
hyde n sansslss .aksa frsns sts
wager. ard that unless he secure
e~idsnse Of tine poisoning froru a
ear n tire wagon. ~ cannot pruss.
cute. BECAUSE THE PARENTS
MIGHT PUT THE Poison IN TIE
MILK AND FEED IT TO THEIR
CHILDREN.
In tnsf ease ever. Is Il no. ERE
eesy 81 ths inhpeetor 10 arrest Some
aasf u child - murdered BY
poisan&d rsails. should ncf ere Frsiik
lnsoaetor iook into the matter. AND
WHETHER IT Be The DAIRY
MAN on ANYBODY ELSE. Ed.
pEAyoR TO SECURE THE Ar
REST or TIE GUILTY PARITY
Mr.. Nseassck thinks ret. he
sesrrs 10 sse the lsrnit Of his duty
in osina akoUt with . little rssdieins
chest. holding ua milk wagons ard
pouring various kinda % asids into
ssupiss frorr ths rrsiksnsn's cara. ~
ire rsilk should by any accident turn
pink. no prpncunees "a case Of
fsrrnaldshyds posseninai bat u the
pinsish cellar does rot she~ 10,
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20 pot the dope IN the ~atsr, Then
fellow can drop q wee bit Of the
water into each JOG az he delivers
"a. and tho inspector can just inspso,
away all he wants. ior there's moth =
ine doing In shs be milk eaas. Ths,
Nay he ssould never oct nest In
= shoua4nd Gears
Acting on .his suggestion. The
Star sent representative with In
npecser Woodsoek 20 a place aug.
asstss ~ che fsiikrsEs who had
voiUn.sersa the information, and =
rsah ~saon Of the description given
was held up. The esa % water
ssas n syidsnes. isst as stated. The
driver stated that he used 4 10 wash
out his oils cans. bic seemed SEINE
what embarrassed ~hsn . sample
~ - takpn. bit allowed the samples
80 ~ haisa 40 without protest,
~oeaesek went re further ssith the
Investigates ard whether OF rot
tire water esstsinad tormaidehyd de
eouid not sc asesgtsinsd. bot sss
Incident nSsely ilssttratss the Gun
'Fina 81 the forFnsldshYde fisno.
MR. WoOnCOck HIMSELF
STATES THAT MANY MtLkMEN
CARRY THE DRUG IN A Ma.
ohIsI OIL cAn ~ TnIIn
THROW A raw pRops INTO
THE Cars WHILE DELIVERING
MILK. THUS insuRiAa THEM
AcstksT DETECTION TsRoUoH
SAMPLES TAKEN FROM TtsE
WAGON. Vet usas Of these fslars
are ever brought 10 beet b. wees'
Geek.
On Saturday nftsrnoon . eitixen
residing n To4 Thirsisth street. tsle.
ehaesa TIE Star, stating sAzs ere
whole asiahherheod there had hssn
sSifsrina frem irs1purs milk. ard
ira, an Investigation was desired.
Mary ether asiahberhooes ksVe been
reported slss. and complaints have
beer samina IN - account 81 ~
spidsnsie Of sYphoia on Seventeenth
avenue. Tire hsatth offics is now
booking irto thls ease.
IT IS UP TO Mr.. WooDCocK
TO oET BUSY. on QUIT.
n he has reasons for withheld.
ing" names ef any dairymsn Or fer
protecting any dairYmsn N any way.
il hahsevss hin, 20 learn aiso tlsat
theirs are reason ~hY he should pro.
teot fhs people. and tina, u he sossn't
he aiii shortly be IN = position
where a will net be lsfs with han 70
SAY sshesher e. nos che feed 81 little
babies shall be deliberately poison'
ed 20 ravs q fe~ vsretched pennies
are aoutsthiua that no milk inspector
has = right 70 be interested IN. u
10 the health Of the public that sr
inspector is expected 10 ieok 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

SHOOTING
STRENUOUS eARTENpER's RE-
VoLvER sUspuEp A BAR
ROOM BRhWLER

y. s Mckinley. a bartender AZ tbs
Seattle bar on FIRST avenue south. was
arrested early yesterday morning "a
4 charge ~ sheatisg - q ", Trshsr.
who saa creating ID disturbance in the
saloon, TfnhrY had been put out u
several saloons. she police say. before
ha went - the Seattle. and there start
81 row
Mckinley says that be did not nhoot
at TrhheT. hut shot Al the floor in
asdsr 70 Brighten the man out - the
place. Mckinley was released on -
hali,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
CORONER HOVE MAKES SERIOUS
CHARGES AGAINST WO0DC0cK

am therourhiy satisfied Inspector Moodc0ek
standing
there doubt mind Of his of bis duty
tell him him hesitation in
has deaifo
conclusive Muoicaek
hdutcatne milk
been found sample b ts city chemist The ehhd has
days and q took him until today
that n bad been able 70 secure tho name % tho dayman bat
would withhold until after the inquest m that the Of
ssr should DO HE duty yer strange y he does not con.
eharsg Of adgeaing ne MIX The matter has gone Over hts
aased mat h. out asesisss the case AZ The murderer
%
committed Woodcak "wlthhoidsa
be bat explanation OF Weodooek hehaofa
HoYe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
Board of Health VIII Introduce
Ordinance Into the Council
Asking for an ApprOpria-
ton

The frat official step towards tbs
establishment 81 the proposed city
laboratory a. advocated BY The Star,
will be taken tonight. when the
board Of health, through Or. J. e.
orieh,On. chairman Of the health
and sanitation COMMITTEES, will pre-
sent an application to the city eOun-
ell FOR an app ropriation 10 sstsb.
lish the institution in the interest
Of the public health.
The board Of health has spen, q
nreat deal Of tifas prepa ring the ap.
plieation. which viii set forth
strongly the need Of this means o.
protsetien, eitina THE many Instances
% sickness and death published IN
The Star. due. according 20 the tss.
t.meny Of nneeainsnt physicians.
from impure mills. and also irnpurs
meat and other foods.
The application will slso furnish
estimates and astails showing taAt
the amounts 81 present expended
Ter analyses Of Impure foods and IN
other matters connected with the
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GET MORE
Time
RAILROAD OFFICIALS WHO
WOULD FLEECE PUBLIC. Sc.
CURE a CONTINUANCE

NEW YORK. Sept. ~ The hear
frx u the charges brought BY Wiz
Ham r. Hearst r. against the phil
adelphia 4 Reading officers. was
Continued to-day bsfafs the inter-
state commerce. Tire charges are
% The effect that they uniawfuIiy
heid control q tha coal supply. in
order to Arbitrarily fix the price~of
the arttcie. The charges we're fled
several months ago. but were never
taken - until now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
BOY RUNAWAY PiNcHED

James whitehead. a ls-yearsesd can
81 'atr for the reform school vas ar
reafe,i IN First avenue lhis afternoon
- Putra,mnu Holland He Wsa point
- out 70 the patrolman - the boys
brother Tho iiffis fellow. n i stieEed,
had run away from home after steal
ing considerable sum Of money from
hia mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29

more severe punishment Of persons
violating the milk regulations IL also
being considered this afternoon, and
will come up before the council in
amended form for confederation 10.
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
WAR GAME
is BEGUN

WEST POINT. Ky sept "a
Twenty seven hundred regulars be-
gan mausavera here ihia morning,
with which they vii occHFT the
time until potnad By ta.919 ufiiitin-
men Thursday. when the larger war
9af54e begins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
ROBBED
BANDITS BLOW SAFE IN MIS-.
SOURI, TOWN AND MAKE
TIER ESCAPE WITH BOOTY

Pilot GROVE. Mo. Sept. ~
itobeeIs last night blew the safe At
f1F Alss0gris Kansas a Texas raft
way station. After securing a small
sun they vent boldly across the
street. and blew another safe IN a
drug s'1r1. TIE citizens of ihs town
we're aroused ~ fhs second enpio.
fien. but he robbers escaped on
hofsss before the dszaa popu.aea
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could arm Itself Posses are scpuf-
inx the country n this vicinity look
lnz for the robbers
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50 viiantiy insane that Y required
Elk men ~ hold him. John Kelly, a
logger employed 1T Eagle GORGE. ar
rived az 1915 O'Clock this afternoon
on ihe Northern Pacific train. re
ens placed in charge ~ Deputy
sheriff Mephse and taken % tho
county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
PETTY BLAZE

Overhcatsd steam pipes IN the
basement OF the Essiabf9gk block, at
second avenue ard Nutof street
created a quantity % smoke this at
tarnaon ard the fire apparatus was
called out BY "a telephone. The blaze
was put 0ut ~ a hand grenade.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-11-02
CHASE COURT MARTIAL.
Members Are Reviewing Evidence in
Secret Session Today-Verdict
- for Defendant Expected.

Denver, Nov. 2-The court martial.
which during the past two weeks has
been listening to testimony on the
charges of perjury. disobedience and
insubordination filed by Adjutant
General Bell against Brigadier Gener-
al Chase commander of the National
Guard Of Colorado began reviewing
evidence in secret session today.
9. 1t is believed that verdict will be
reached some time during the day. The
concensus. of opinion this morning was
that Chase will be found guilty Of tech
meal disobedience in not obeying an
executive order, directing the release
of prisoner from the military prison
at Cripple Creek, but no punishment
will be inflicted. General Chase has
repeatedly explained his ignoring the
order by saying that he had no reason
to believe it emanated from Governor
Peabody.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-11-02
BANKERS VISIT SANTA FE.
Received BY Committee From Board
of Trade-Enjoyed Their Visit
Here Immensely.

The delegation of bankers. en- route
from the convention Of the American
Bankers association, recently held in
San Francisco, arrived in the Capital
City at $50 o'clock Saturday evening
in two sections. The first section bear
ing the Ohio bankers left one hour and
a half later, while the delegation from
New York City and the east remained
here until 10 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The bankers were met at the depot
by the committee appointed by Presi'
dent L. Bradford Prince of the Board
of Trade. Among the prominent flnan-
ciers in the eastern party were Ellis
H. Roberts, United States treasurer,
and William Barrett Ridgley, comp
troller of the currency. Most OF the
members of the delegation were, the
guests of Former Governor and Mrs.
L. Bradford Prince Saturday evening.
After a drive to points of interest in
this city and visit to the New Mexi-
co Historical rooms, the eastern bank
ers left at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, having enjoyed their visit to the
Capital immensely.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-11-02
PROF, COCKERELL
AT COLORADO SPRINGS
Is Now Member of the Faculty of
Colorado College.

T. d. A. Cockerell and his wife are
now members of the faculty of Colora
do college at ColoradoxSprings. They
are to do extensive research work ir
the Pixies Peak region in connection
with the department of biology They
will also have charge of the first la
boratory to be opened in the new
science building.
Professor Cockerell received his
training In the east, but has worked
in New Mexico for some years and is
we'll known in Santa Fe. He was for
merly professor of entomology and
zoology in the New Mexico agricul.
tural college and professor of biology
in the New Mexico normal school.
The professor and his wife work to-
gether, she being as interested as he
and almost, if not equally as proficient
The regents of Colorado college con
slider Professor Cockerell valuable
addition to the faculty.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-11-02
REDSKINS ENGAGE
BATTLE IN WYOMING
Latest Authentic Report States That Sheriff
Miller and Member of Posse Are Dead..-
Were Violating Game Laws of the State.

Cheyenne Wyo battle
Sheriff Miller Weston county dead,
Miller named Fossenurg instantly
with loads of Sioux Indians
below Lightning creek,
Pine Ridge and Rose
violating the laws Of
= the state
the red skins on
with them demanded their surrender In
complying fire and sharp fight ensued
instantly killed. Sheriff Miller motay
His taken to New
of the early this morning The posse
killed several
ed among Chief Feather is being brought
s prisoner
started the Indians who are the
the first fight and another battle
Indians again surrender The hrst
the shooting probably
Saturday afternoon
Second Battle Received
special the Times Douglas Wyom-
occurred between Deputy Sheriff COOKS
fatally wounded Sher-
killed the deputy sheriff in
night Lightning creek Converse county NO
Of killed The United States au
apprehend Indians
South Dakota