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, 1904-05-02
Rejoicing at Toxic.

Toxic, May 2.-The city Is rejoicing
today over the big land battle won by
the Japanese troops under command
Of General Peroko. when the Japanese
army crossed the Yalu river. 1t n
sisted Of the flower Of the imperial ar
my, and began battling with the Rus
siasm last Wednesday. After five days
Of continuous and sharp fighting, it
dislodged the Russians and occupied
the fortified territory between the riv-
er and Geng Hung Cheng. the enemy
retreating in disorder. The Russians
abandoned Antungya. after burning
that town, and giving the control OF
the estuary Of the Yalu to the Japan
ese. who captured a large amount OF
ammunition, quick firing guns and a
hundred ofhcers and men. The Japan
csc losses were over seven hundred
killed and wounded and the Russian
losses nearly twelve hundred.
, 1904-05-02
TO M
Endeavor to Have Them Make Exhibi.
at Industrial Convention.

Cheyenne, May Mrs. Cordeiia
Chivington of this city has been Sc
lected by the Wyoming Industrial as
ISOLATION to visit the various towns OF
the state and interest women in max.
ing an exhibit at the next industrial
convention, which occurs at Casper
Sept. 20, 81 and %. Exhibits of rlro.
sraphy, photography, cooking, prescry.
ing, needlework, etc., are to be sole.
tied, and this is expected to become
one OF the features of the convention,
especially as the state convention OF
women's clubs occurs in Casper durirG
the industrial convention.
, 1904-05-02
FAIR GATES CLOSED.
Nothing Doing at the Great Exposition
on Sunday.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 2.-The first
Sunday of the worlds fair found the
gates tightly closed TO the hundreds
of people who thronged Forest park
yesterday. Many went to the vicinity
of the worlds fair grounds half ex
pecting that by some chance they
might be admitted to the exposition,
while others went merely to wander
through Forest park and gaze at the
ivory white buildings from without
the high board fence which surrounds
the 1,240-Acre section of the park &c:
cupfed by the exposition.
, 1904-05-02
CONFERENCE
PRESIDENT AND CLOSEST PoLIT.
IcAL ADVISERS TOGETHER
UNTIL EARLY TODAY.
Met in Regard to Platform to Be Rat.
flied at National Convention at
Chicago in June-Party Included
Prominent Senators, Speaker Can.
o and Secretary corteIyou.

Washington, d. c., May "A con
ference lasting until the small hours
of this morning took place between
President Roosevelt and his closest
political advisers, Senators Aldrich
Spooner. Hale and Platt of Connect
cut. Speaker Cannon. Secretary Cortel
you and the chairman of the nationa,
committee. The conference was in re
gard to the platform to be ratified al
the national convention in June. AL
the members of the conference are ret
icent today as to what took place, and
most of the senator's present left fol
their homes on the morning train.
, 1904-05-02
oErs a FORTUNE.
Young Lady Comes Into Large Estate
Left by Father.

Salt Lake. Utah, May miss Lou.
ise Grace Emery Of Salt Lake was IL
years old yesterday and comes into
possession of property worth not less
than 1880, 000, an Inheritance from
her father. who died about 10 years
ago. Frank Emery, one Of the orig
inAl owners with Senator Kearns and
others Of the Silver King mine at
Park City. left $4,000 shares Of stock
In the mine. which was equally d.
wded between Miss Emery and her
mother. Mrs. Susanna B. Emery
Holmes. Miss Emery's Silver King
stock il now worth t762,000. and &C.
cumulated dividends amount to over
100000. She also owns much valuable
real estate.
, 1904-05-02
HARRISON AGAINST FIELD.
Primaries In Chicago Began at Noon
for Election Of Delegates.

Chicago, ILL.,, May z.-Beginning at
loon today the primaries for the cleo
ton OF delegates began, with Mayor
Harrison running against the field.
The understanding is that in case
Harrison loses Hearst will have the
state delegates and his allies the coun-
ties, the congressional and the SEN
atorial delegates.
, 1904-05-02
RIVER RISING RAPIDLY
CIoudburst on Green Horn Range
Causes Damage.

Florence. May 2.-Heavy rains in the
last few days developed into a cloud
burst in the Green Horn range this
morning. The Arkansas river rose
eight feet an hour. Several bridges
were demolished.
, 1904-05-02
Rescued From "HoIy Rollers"

Albany. Ore, May miss Urano
Seeley was arrested today by a deputy
sheriff as a means of rescuing her
from religious fanatics called Holy
Rollers" The girl was arrested at the
instigation of an older sister, who said
she was losing her reason under the
depraved influence of the rollers. The
sister declares the Holy Rollers relig-
ion consists Of antics of the most dis
gushing sort, and that many depraved
practices are part of the ritual.
, 1904-05-02
k at Newton.

Newton, Kas., May Intending to
strike at 9 a. M, under the general
order received last night, fifty Santa
Fe machinists found themselves and
over 100 fellow employees locked out
at Z a. m. today. They were informed
that the shops were temporarily closed.
The men here have not been dissatis-
fed. A new stockade has been built
and thirty deputies employed to pro-
tect the roads property. Loiterers were
even kept out of the switch yards.
, 1904-05-02

aid must bear practically the unani-
nous endorsement Of the actual prop
erty owners, and must be free from
suspicion Of politics.
Down in the forbidding Salton desert
the settlers are petitioning the govern
ment to take up a stupendous work for
the fuller utilization OF the waters OF
the great Colorado river. To those
making such request, and to all Others
who in the future may desire the gov
eminent s aid, the above outline OF the
position of the reclamation service is
especially directed.
, 1904-05-02
Boat. sileneed Russian Batteries.

Toxic, May 2.-Japanese light draft
boats, including the Maya, the Uji and
the torpedo craft, assembled the Yalu
yesterday and bombarded the enemy.
While returning the enemy's artillery
suddenly opened nre. The boats
promptly responded and silenced the
Russian guns in thirty minutes. All
tho vessels returned to Yongampho.
No casualties are reported.
, 1904-05-02
BUTCHER KILLED.
Shot by special oficer Of Los Angeles
Humane society.

Los Angeles. Cal, May &C. David
Frey, a butcher Of this city, was shot
and killed yesterday by A Carpenter, a
special oficer Of. the Humane society.
The shooting occurred near Tropico.
on the outskirts Of Los Angeles. and re-
suited from the raid by q half dozen
humane Officers on = cock fight At that
place. Carpenter was arrested and II
now IN the city jal charged with mur.
der.
, 1904-05-02
EXTENSION DENIED.
Burlington viii Not Build From Kan
a City to Galveston.

Kansas City. Mo-. May 1.-The re-
port that the Burlington railroad will
be extended from Kansas City to Gal
weston is oficially denied here today
by Daniel Hillard. second vice presi-
dent, and Harry Miller. the general
superintendent.
, 1904-05-02
Diamond. Stolen in Denver.

Denver. Colo. May 2.-Early this
morning a well dressed man on Seven.
teenth street, carrying light cane,
thrust the cane through a window OF
George e. Erells' jewelry store, thrust
in his hand and. without the slightest
noise or commotion, removed it with
81. 900 worth Of diamonds. The man
made no effort to enter the store and
left without being noticed. The police
are endeavoring to find trace of the
man.
, 1904-05-02
the Russians we're thrown into con.
fusion and retreated pell-mell.
MIL "a HEROES.
Admiral Dewey and His Men viii
Have Reunion and Banquet.

Washington, d. c., May Admiral
Dewey. with eighteen of the officers
and 10 men who participated in the
victory in Manila bay, will have their
fourth annual reunion and banquet to-
night.
, 1904-05-02
William. Declare, for Parker.

Washington. D. G.. May 2.-Con
gresham Williams of Mississippi and
leader OF the house of rep
resentatives issued a statement today
declaring for Judge Parker OF New
York for president, and say he is sure
he will be nominated and elected.
, 1904-05-02
Strike for Nine Hours.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 2.-Seventeen hun
dred picture frame owrkers struck to-
day for a ninerhour day. Five hundred
bakers and 400 lime and cement team
sters are also out.
, 1904-05-02
Gar Receive, Confirmation.

st. Petersburg, May 1.-The car re-
ceived today confirmation o. the first
renorts of the Japanese victory on the
Yslu river. General K%uropatkin. tele-
graphs that the retreat Of the Russians
vas due to the superior strength OF the
SnNmy.
, 1904-05-02
MAYOR MCCLELLAN FIRM.
Licenses to Six New York Theaters RI
fused and Not Permitted to Open.

New York, May Mayor Mcclellan
to day refused licenses to six New York
theaters and q commission Of police
has been ordered not to allow them to
opon tonight,
, 1904-05-02
DRILLING RAIN IN DENVER.
Had Noticeable Effect on Voting In thu
School Election This Morning.

Denver. Colo. May "A drizzline
rain this morning had a noticeable ef
feet on the voting in the school cleo
ton. The weather is clearing up al
noon. however. and the voting is
heavier. Both sides claim fraud.
, 1904-05-02
ROOF %coLLAPsEs.
Hurricane Deck Of Ferry Steamer
Causes Injury at st. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 2.-The hurri
cane roof Of the ferry steamer Alonxe
c. Church collapsed yesterday while
the steamer was crowded with sight
seers viewing the United States gun
boat Nashville at anchor in the river
here. and two dozen people were in
jured, a number of them being report
ed in a serious condition.
, 1904-05-02

NTUSN1tHe 0HUPFHeH WuIt at TNIHe'
Argentine. Kas., May 2.-The Santa
Fe locked out its shopmen today.
Thirty armed officers patrol the prop
eTty inside a high fence. About 200 or
800 men are affected. Nine Of the
twelve machinists who had gone to
work walked out at 9 O'Clock.
, 1904-05-02
Six Killed in Auto Acciden,

Paris. May "A collision between
an automobile and express train at
the Roissy-En-Brie crossing resulted
IN the death of all six of the occupants
OF the automobile. The victims are
prominent Parisians,
, 1904-05-02
CAPTAIN uphoxen Murdered.

New Orleans, La, May captain
Carl Uphoven Of the steamship Alps
was murdered on the levee today
while resisting the efforts Of two high
waymen to rob him.
, 1904-05-02
Boston Baker. on Strike.

Boston. Mass, May 2.-The only
strike in New England is of the bakers
of Boston, Lynn, Brockton. New Bed.
ford and Cambridge.
, 1904-05-02

Ottawa. Kas., May 2.-One hundred
and fifty to It's Santa Fe shopmen were
locked out today. 1t is believed the
shops will open in a few days with
non union men.
, 1904-05-02
Not Much trouble In Nav York.

New York, May 2.-The only excep-
tion to the harmony between capital
and labor here is a strike of wagon a1d
carriage makers.
, 1904-05-02
Carpenter, Want More Pau.

Springfield, Mass. May 2.-Five hun
drcd carpenters at Chicopee, Holyoke
and Springfield struck today for higher
wages.
, 1904-05-02

WuootAh3 NetTeaeeu
London, May "A Seoul CORE
spondent of the Central News agency
avs that yesterdays Japanese victory
"a. complete. After a general charge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

white. the only clue which Leads the
authorities 90 fupposo that thofo waa
10 least two offenders 70 % believed
that ihoy went 90 the church thinking
they could nnd there a place 90 sponl
The might ana nHing % locked forced
open the door Apparently the BODY
Of tho church was too cold for hem
FOR thoy went 90 the socristy ant
there minded a nro
Not 0niy did thoy consume me wood
That wns ln The room but they also
burned up tho box which holi Tho
wood and one 0r twu chairs. The
stove was displaced from its usua p1.
.i.ion and She faliIng OF che funnel Tel
To- o. somewhat bl8ckoHHl riaio OF at
fairs about The room This la tho
second time that this has occurred
since Father pougot has been hero
The father ioploros th- thoaghtlosf
ness Of anyou, who intudCs upon Tho
aancu.y OK thr church 200 thls manner
ANA declares chat 10 ane one had ap
piled 90 bin for rr1t,cara from tho
cold win Gro night be- would have
cen that shelter was provided
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
HlLLSBORO
tho Advocate

From tho Advocate.
Several n9, ca6oa of measles la
town
The marriage records no tho county
clerks ONCE do not Indicate hat The
young ladies Of Sierra county are
taking strenuous advantage ~ leap
year
The MaEonic hall. in Hirsch block.
Do now fully furn.ahod and supplied
q IB one Of the proitioHt lodge rooms
In The country and 10 jointly occupied
by Tho four local lodges. There NAV
be- more elegantly furnished lodge
rooms IN the country. but none more
comfortable and cosy
The citizens OF Hlllnboro were
treated 10 q show. billed "Tho New
York Theatre company" and vas
made rp of Two persons and dos
They had a good house SATURDAY
night They advertised for another
bloe out Tuesday night but owing
20 the bad condition 81 the asbestos
curtain and the exits az she thoaicr.
the performance was called 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

train No. SO. south hound. a. a point
one mile north OF Gypsum. q station
seven miles south OF Corona. a turn IN
the road revealed n Mas OF uenris up
on the track. evidently the work OF a
dry lana slido. Fearing that tno en-
emo would run into this and result IN
a terrible wreck. the fireman jumped.
an doing 90 bic head struck a rock.
breaking hia neck. he dying instantly.
Fng.uoCr hCnnc8y stayed with the
throttle and aa a result escaped with
a severe Smashing up. rhe result OF
the collision was nothing more than
tho smashing oi the eeFino'o pilot.
The dead man was picked un and
placed IN the cahoose and taken 10
Orange. where he was placed on board
of the north.houud passenger train.
Ha was 20 years on age and when not
on duty resided with his father at
HirhgruVo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
Las VEGAS

From the Optic
Bishop Pitlval arrived from sanA
re. accompanied by Father s7lIntep
~ Chaporito and Father Cilbostou N
This city
Tho Fraternal brotherhood hold a
session and Initiated three candl.
dates into tho mysteries Of tho order
The noyltlatoB are. W. A. Hayward.
Harry Beside and Mrf. Alice ". pa.
pen. -Four other applications were re-
oelved and acted on BY the organiEa.
ton.
Judge r. II. Madison. presiding
justice OF the thirty.hrut judicial dia.
trict OF Kansas. b. here from Dodge
Wty. Ksns. 90 attend the hearing 1f
Balch a Baleh, a suit Tor divorce
Mrs Balch, the defendant o. rest
dent Of Dodge city. while tho plain.
tld lives a. Santa Rosa Judge Madi
son IL staying AZ the Castanoda
j. ID, Mciachlhn. for some time
manager o. the Western unnon com.
pany. has tendodersd hia resignation
his succcaaur ld y. T. Mlchaelh, %
sodalia. Missouri. who came here
from Denver several months ago
Mr Nichaols IS a sklllful operator.
formerly In the employ Of the Denvur
Republican. @, ~. Hagen, % Kansas
city auoceeda NJ Michaols a. nigh
operator.
Friday Just bsinre the leo train
came down the canyon railroad. llt.
lie boy. who was walking CA The
,rae casRht hlH font Ia a frog o. pno
of lh' rail-. zee scroams arg.
tho attention OF a paHsJrby who, a.
ter much difnculiy. rescued him from
hls perIloua position. The grade az
that point % considerable anu n Il
had been little later there might
have been a serious accident. 40 the
{ heavily loadoi train woui have
found u dlmcu.t 90 stop IN time
This situation "a isos from the custom
% making tho tracks a Hhor cut and
as long as tho custom continues. d
viii be lifo risk 10 those who in
l dulgc On Il. especially 20 children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

From the Chionan
A bouncing boy Was born to Mr.
and Mru. p y Phmor 90 Water Can.
on. Mrs Fhstef o. the daughter ~
Chaa D. Adolmann.
An epidemic OF marriage and CIV.
ms In marriage has again brohon Qua
ga MaEdalonh. Toe atirring town up
ou The m0uatain never has a light ~.
tack % anything.
Price Bros. Co are about 20
make some marked improvements Iu
The interior arrangements % the.r
store Joseph Price. ihe senior mem.
bor Of the nrm. waB IN Albuquerque
the lrat OF the week 10 purchase the
necessary material
Hon o. ~ noughouy returned
from Long Beach, California whithor
be- was summoned BY tho fatal Illness
a hia mother Mrs DonEheny'u 70.
mains viii be- laid % resi DO Denver
besides those Of hof husband
y q. Bartlett spent q dag az his
home % this city Ar Bartlett has
passed rood deal q tho time o.
late a. bic sheep ranches west a Mas,
daloaa. Ho says tha there o. a ilt.
dc snow on the Pan Augustine
plains. bot .hat moro 20 great neoa
of more
Capt Matthews announces thar
telephone service viii be- established
botWoon 8ooorfo aud Luis Lopes nsrt
Thursday Taa line will be- a con
line and the rate will ho t5 ccuta
for conversations oi Ave minues.
An exchange VII BE- built Do anit
Antonio Immediately otter M csms
niaiIon OF tho limo 10 L1il Lopoz
The lovers of dancing Nni0yod
themselves greatly az no opera
house Az lmprompiu dancing PARTY
Was given On honor % Miss Mabel
Culvor o. Dotroii. Mice Who with hsr
mother. Mrs a. ~ Culver. 10 rnond.
ing Jho winter with relatives ana
friends IN NeE Moneo. Mrs. Culver
and daughter are guests today az ths
ZONE - Mr. Derry on Ehlon Avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

rom the Graphic
Mrs Amont and family have ~
turned from Colorado and viii remain
until spring. when they expect to tako
an extended trip 20 California
Al Watkins. who has boon laid up
with the 2rip Tor ten days. has sono
30 she ranch 10 look after shipping
a car OF fat COWS which be- a0id 70.
Gently.
'hoH Brid8or an aged and innrm
nan. nephew Of che noted covers
mont guide Jim Bfidgof. came IN
from the west and waa taken 20 tho
hospital for care and medical atton.
tirq.
The invalid brother ~ Mise Lillis
Billingaby haa been 10 a serious con
dltion for several days and 10 30 iOs
that che has remained away from
her school work attending him. II a.
feared no will not have strength 20
rally
} Bonner o. Yuma. AriE., viz
take the position OF government chi
nose inspector al Doming and Alfred
Grinth will take the position az va.
ma, We regret 10 see Mr. Orimth
leaving Demiug, but hope that b.
VIII aud hia neW position on advance
over The old. Ria fanny viii remain
20 nomIng for the present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
RIPLEY WILL TAKE A REST
10 TO BEGIN Hls WINTER VAcA.
TON At SANTA BARBARA FEB.
RUARV 10.

PrcA4eent Ripley nas advised Santa
Re headquarters Of bis Intention 10
make hia annual winter .uigrlmaEo 20
southern California February 10. says
the Los Angeles Express. AZ usual
he viii be accompanied BY Mrs. Hip
Icy and other members OF nis fam.
lily. and the destination OF the party
will DO Santa Barbara The head OF
the Santa 70 maEea a practice OF TAX.
ing his yearly vacations IN winter.
and Santa Barbara "a hls Mecca for
several weeks az this season. ne iu
devoted 10 aolf. anu while resting he
manages 90 DO a l0t OF hard work.
keeping Ia constant touch with the
big railway system OF which no ir
the executive head, through santa Fo
headquarters IN Los Angeles WHOM
he has time Mr.. Rlrloy taxes a run %
this city 20 dispose OF matters that
need attention from here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
SHOOTING At NEEDLES
a DISCHARGED swircHMAN GETS
BULLET m RIGHT ARM.

Thursday evening just as tho pass
onEors OF the west bounu train we're
coming out OF the dining room, Spec.
iai Omcor 7. Whidey OF the santa
re. hred two shota al . A. Martin.
discharged switchman. slys the
Needles Eye. Tho nrst shot went wild
OF ita mark. but the second struck
Martin Ia tho right arm above the
elbow, shattenng the cone. There
was Intense oxcitOmont tho orowu
scattering as the shooting began. but
when once over Re. crowdo4 around
the fallen man. Judge l.. v. Root who
happened across the street 81 tho
time. took charge OF matters and soon
nad doputizod several men and had
the injured man en- the hospital under
treatment Whitley showed up IN a
few minutes and gave himself up 20
Judge Root and Deputy Constable r.
q Robie. being iOckCd up Ia the jan
and a guard placed around, az during
the moments OF excitement and in
the heat OF misunderstood passion,
there was some talk o. lynching. TIE
Injured man was. AZ his own rogue
sent 20 the county hospital at San
Bornardlno. but message received
yesterday gave the Information that
he had not arrived there and &C he
had transportation 10 Los Angeles II
Is prolrmed that he went there. sher'
lR ]. g. Raipha arrived yesterday
morning and left last evening with
Whitley Ia custody under charge Of
assault with a deadly woapoa.
Whitley 10 practically a stranger
having only been mere for a few
months. while Martin has been here
less time than that. Or account Of
the ungentlemanly conduct OF .aartir
on one or two OCCASION, Omcer whit
10y has corrected MIN and there has
evidently sprung up a feeling OF
hatred between them which resulted
IN tho ARRAY OF Thursday evenins
The Witnesses OF the shooting vary "a
their accounts MS % who was the az
groasor % the time the shooting tool
place and only tho evidence az Il vii
be- introduced iu court viii fully Dc
eide that question,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
An INTERESTING RELIC
IN THE SHAPE or AN ANCIENT
TINA" or RAW HIDE SECURED
BY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Historical society purchased
as interesting addition 20 its Indus
trial collection, being a rare specimen
of a tina" used ln oldon times IN
making wine. THE is an Immense
raw hide vessel made without any
cam, Ia which the ripe grapes were
placed In order that the juice Nigh.
be- pressed out This was sometimes
done rapidly by troading 90 IA south.
Orn Europe. and sometimes gradually
by pacing a heavy weight over the
masa OF grapes TIE tina obtained
by the Rhetorical society Is softy-two
inches high and over seven feet IN
circumference, and originally had
nearly hundred buckskin loops
around the top with which 20 hang Il
up. which gave the appearance OF r
fringe About ifty Of these loops stIl
remain TIE most curious thing about
the tina" IA that n could be- made 10
lta present shape without q cut or "a
scam.
Members of old spanish families say
than these large tiuas were used gen.
eratlous ago hy tho making OF Ear
rope by leaving the now wine or
must IN The vessel for one or two
years until 60 assumed q ayrupy con.
alatency. and was greatly priced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Prom the Republican.
Mfa. q. ~ Cotton viii 90 To- Cali.
to.uia NAE wees for an extended
West.
Chairs, Meyers will move hia fem.
o. 30 tuui soon. Mr Meyers haa
ompio5 meut thUo.
There are several good. lively
cases 90 measles in town. ana che
health oulcor is o..forc.ng the quaron.
.lno.
Mrs. Worth Koono. Of Loa Angeles.
uh0 arrived 10 attend 'ho funeral of
nu father W. B Young. Will remain
and visit hor sister. Mrs W. D.
hucheubcckor.
Mr. NJ o. Flahiyc was On Albu.
guossEO last week t0 ylEN hes SON
Bert who Co In tho hospital there
shr reports uui .ttlo or no improve
ueut On Bis coudition Electric treat
memo are being tried to see ~ tnat
viii effect a cure
Tho miners OF Ca5kvlIlo are husy
tnd happy goes work ana good
nsgos and unusually good health
win q delightful climate and pleas
ant surroundings ought e. be- onopga
30 satisfy tho human hoart, and
Ciarky,llo has an these
A wedding vas solomnined no tho
Sacred Heart church Ia the presence
% a few friends. Father JuIlard ON
c.atlng The contracting parties were
Michael Varolo. son ~ DomInlck and
Mary Varollo. and Miss Dominica
Carbonate. daughter ~ DomlnIrk
Carbonate and Dominica Trlono
T. r Bcguauj, formerly manage
OF tho Colorado supply store ~ thl
city died OIL Doe home In Los Angeles
N indamLJosy rhoumnt.rm. after an
Illness of a few weeks. The funeral
o-currod in that city Mr. Bochaud
Was well and favorably known hOre
and his many friends rogros bic
doath