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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
rs A TERROR TO BAD MEN
Special Agent Mcintosh, Of
the Rock island system,
Visits Santa Fg.
CAUGHT LOGAN TRAIN ROBBERS

iFI.m wednesday, Daily ci.zCnl.
William O. Mcintosh. special agent
of the Rorh island aystom. tuivcd in
Santa pc from las vegas Monday
evening 10 make arrangements 10
have the Logan train robbers brought
from tae San Miguel county jail 90
the territorial penitcutlary SAYS che
New Mexican Thcv were indicted by
the rrand jury Tor ,ho Fourth judicial
district yesterday and win ~ brought
'o trial next May In tho fcti9ai court
on account Of their dcgpoihie char.
aocr. the authorities DO NOT dcslro 90
have them kopt ln iaii at fhs vcgas
Mr Mcintosh. although atHi a com.
parativHly young man. has been for
the past eighteen years one of the
most successful hunters OF bad mUn
Zoo the west AZ .he time pr the "a.
nous Dalton raid ni Coffeyvlno Kan.
sas. ho was n deputy United states
marshal 90 Fort Worth and after the
raid be- was made chief Of police Of
Coffoywlle Hc has ln his pofsossion
,hc gun Of Tho notorious Bob Dalton
For "a number of years he has been
u the secret service of several rail
roads. aud has been with ttc Rock
Island for the past four years. in
which time he has made bb2 arrests
nearly an of them resulting In con.
victions Several years ago he round
ga up a gang OF foriy.two trainmen
ln Illinois who had been broaklng open
cars aud had stolen Thousands of dol.
lars worth Of merchandise. Thrcc
months agO no run down tie silk
thieves. traInmon between talry and
thIrty-fve ln number. who had stolen
about $50 900 In silks from trains be-.
tween Wichita and Fort Worth. and
are nov awaiting trial before the fed
crl court al Chiekaaha. Indian Terri.
tory.
in the Let's Iowa. holdup on the
Rock Island. in September. Mr Mcln-
tosh run down the outlaws. shot and
kllod two of them aud indged fhc oth.
cr in lali ai So louis After lhd hold.
up at Logan. Quay county. on July 80.
this year Mr. Mcintosh was detailed
on the case and trallod tho men 90 ln.
dian Territory. ~ Chickasha no was
Joined hy United states Deputy Mar.
shals Llcllc and Smith. OF the Choc.
taw Nation. After tracking the sus.
poets through the brush along Mud
creek. near Chlckasha for four days.
they met and after a desperate battle
Ia which over 200 shots wero fired.
one OF the outlaws. Tom Boswell. was
killed. John Murphy was shot through
the foot and with Jim ana
John Black was captured and lodged
behind the bars 10 Chlckaaha. None of
the Officers were injured. This fight
occurred on September 20, just two
months after the holdup
While confined ln Jail. the prisoners
made four desperate attempts TO es.
cape and succeeded ln breaking jail.
but w0ro captured within the city
limits. Tea DAYS ago the three outlaws
were brought to las Vegas. and were
Identified by iralnmen of tho train
thoy attempted 10 holdup. On the hold.
up Conductor York was shot through
the leg and the robbers would have
made a good aaul bat for tho fact that
they ran out of dynamite and failed to
open che safe.
They have been turned over 10 Unit.
ed States Marshal C. M Foraker as
federal prisoners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
SANCHEZ RESIGNS
HIS RESIGNATION TELEoRAPHEp
TO GOVERNOR oTERo TO-DAY.

from wednesday, Daily Citlzonl.
y An unlocked for development \
y today in the nenalillo county =
y commissioners case is the res y
y lgnalion from the board Of Sc. =
= yer0 Sanch0z. which was tele- \
y graphod TO tho governor al the y
y capital. A second important de- y
y volopmont 10 that tho bond of y
y Carlos y Sanchez, the governors =
y appointoe. was fled in the pro. =
= bato clerks office this afternoon. N
y What the next turn will be- can =
y oaly bee 6urmigod =
y G.. r. Gutierrez. A. Harsch and y
= Carlos r. sanchez comprise Hor- y
y nalillo oounty'a board Of commits. y
= sioners today. VINO viii comprise y
y tho board on the morrow? may \
y be asked with good grace. =
y Commissioner Gutierrez was al y
y The court house this Afternoon y
y ana was also seen On company y
y with p " Chavos. who has acted y
y IA attorney Tor Mf sanchez ln =
y tho county commissioner matter =
= and VINO ia thought 90 have been y
y partly responsible Tor tho resiF. y
= nation of Severe Sanchez. y
y The suretloa on Carlos p San. y
= choz'a bond are Gabriel sanchez "
y and David Metzgar y
y NNNN NNNNN NNNN s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
LOUIS TRAUER'S STORY
OF ASSASSINATION
DENIES ne WAS At TABLE
WHEN col. cHAVEs WAS SHOT
AND KILLED.

tfr0m Wednesday, Daily C.uzonl
Louis Tnuer. tho sheep and wool
commission merchant. returned this
morning from the Estancla plains.
where he has been ou business the
past week. Mr. Trauor vas nt Pinos
Wells The night that Col J. Francisco
Chavos was assasslnatod. and gives
the following graphic account or the
affair.
Colonel Chavos got on the Santa
Fo Central train on tho day OF the
murder at progroaao and / boarded
the same train al Willard. where
had been 90 look al s0mo wool We
tith left the train at Eainnoia aud
drove together 90 a blackboard 90
rlnos Wells. arriving there about g
o'clock, we stopped az the house OF
Juan dc Dios salas ! went ln the
house while the colonel won't about a
hundred yards away 90 tho posiodico
"Thut was the last time I saw Col
onol Chavoa alive. waH hungry nd
ga not wait Tor the colonel TO come
back before bcnan supper while
was eating, a boy came running in
the house and said that Colond
Chavos had been shot. Tho shootina
had occurred IN anolhor house and q
dId not even hear the shot Some
newspaper reports have had it that Z
was sitting al the same table with tho
colonel VIXEN the shooting occurred
which la altogether wrong
well. ! hurried 90 the noon where
che shooting had occurred and sure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
Homo Market DInnsr.

Boston. Dec. The reception and
dinner OF the Home Market club "a
be- given in Mechanics building this
evening. promises To surpass an sim.
liar affairs 0f lfs kind gwen by the
club chief among tho speakers will
be- Vice President floct Fairbanks, W.
50 Montague. member 90 the Priyy
council OF the Dominion of canada
John ID Long. oxaocreiary OF tho
navy. and Governor Rates "a o. On.
t.mUod that general foiIcItation over
the recent national republican victory
viii be a leading feature uf the speech.
making, and that t o. NOT improbable
HAT Mr. Montague may refer to tho
question OF reciprocity with Canada
and the Chamberlain policy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
FIRE At INDIAN SCHOOL
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING TOTALLY
DESTROYED - LOSS BETWEEN
$500 ANo 5000.

A Ore of unknown origin destroyed
tho Industrial department building of
che Albuquerque Indian school early
tnis morning resulting ia a l0aa 90
the government ~ between en- 500 and
$1,000.
Str Allen HuperIutondOut Of the
school. sald ihIa afternoon that tho
hrs started about o O'Clock while the
children were at broakiast. and ai.
though o. had a good start vhen nst
discovered. nearly all the goods % con.
tanned we're saved by the hard work
oi faculty and students The bulldlng
was q frame structure ll0E3O foot. and
housed the shoe shop 1ho tailor shop
au5 tRo carpenter shops 1t viii b.
rebuilt Immediately The city uro de-
partmeut received an alarm from the
school by telephone and went 70 the
dre but che building was almost o.
tally destroyed by tho time she depart.
meni reached che scene
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
champIenshIn - shon

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec THE first
annual championship cat snow OF the
Cleveland Cat club opened ausplclous.
G About i5O cats ana kittens.
including Manx. Siamose. Persian. An.
CORA and the ordinary shorthalrod va.
rloty are on exhibition. representing
"a value OF nearly $4,000 In feline
loyolncas and beauty A large nrm.
Der of the exhibits come from chi.
case. P.itsburg Detroit Washington
and other cities. Judging hogan today
and win continue until the close of
the show next Saturday. Fourteen
silver cups viii be- awarded 10 the win.
nors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

enough the colonel was dead. shot in
the breast 10 was then about o'clock
and DARK so we could DO nothing 90.
ward following the assassin A mes.
sonrcr was sent 90 tho Estancia tclo.
grnph ONCE. but tho wires would not
work The next morning footprints
wore distinctly visible under tho win.
dow and were followed about o. mile
and a half from the house Some oi
The people OF che noirhhorhood said
that two strange horaomon had been
seen the previous afternoon rid'nr
across the country but whether that
De- truo or not I can not say.
"Whllo the colonel had n large mum
bcr OF friends across the mountains
he bad lots Of enemies"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
ELECTRIC POWER
PROJECT MOVING
COLONEL JOSEPH c. BONNER. or
ToLspo, OHIO. sANouiNE THAT
PLANS OF CAPITAL LioHT AND
POWER COMPANY WILL BE
CARRIED OUT.

Colonel Joseph G. bonner. Of Toledo.
o., who was az Albuquerque and then
Santa Fe. left the lattor city last night
Tor his homc Ilo was al Santa Be
90 business connected with the pro.
locts contemplated by the Capital
Llght a Power company, among them
sbeIng furnishing power and light 20
the citieH OF Santa Re. las Vegas and
Albuquerque.
"The work and plaus were dropped
last apring. sail Mr Bonner. when
the pecos got so low We were rather
scared out. Then we began 20 invcs.
Irate and found that We could sub
stiiuie steam for water power at an
extremely low cOst as coal Of the best
quaaty was found on our land We
had Mine Inspector Jo ~ sheridan
visit the neld and test the coal found
there. In his report he states that the
coal was OF the finest coking variety
and that there was nunlcIont 10 last us
for possibly a hundred years. II is.
however. our intention 90 use steam
only when the wafer gives out and %
g. very likely that such an occasion
win never occur, but u makes tho
project Hurc
"The coal deposits are at just the
point at which wo intend 30 locate the
plant. a ave foa vein. extending along
the hlu6. and the fuol could be put a..
recJly into the furnaces BY che force
Of grsyity, a. tribe more cost then
water
We expect 90 Furnish the power for
Santa Fe. ras VoFaH and Albuquerque
and intermediate towns and also for
mining purposes. as d a. recognized
by experts a. a faot that electricity Is
BY far tho host and cheapest power
for mining of any klad An Of the
capitai necessary Cor the construction
90 tho plant haa hoaa Subscribed and
"a have asauranoos ~ g66.eo IN an
nuai revenues outside.
~. a. Greer AZ AibugseTque Who
Is one of lho principal mOvoIu Ia the
project will 90 10 NtW E0rE with me
thls week and We intend On consult oH.
NNIN NNHlMNNNN NuNfN NNAN'l NiNH Ntt'
machinery. and wo expect that the
plant win cost IN the nciEhhorhood Of
tF08 060 Mayor A. o. 0fhHou. 0i Santa
Fe. has done eHooiiont work iu con
neciion with the nroioot and be has
heen of great assistance 70 WorklnE
out EH of tho details o. Ire project
both great and small
~ very much rogrst tho ead and
iddoa taking OF of Cnloue' J Franco
havos. Whs va very enthusiastic IN
gard 90 tho uroioci and waa also a
ahscrlbor % Considerable eHtent
'1naldtHnR hia axe. Z ehink Colonel
haVea Waa one ~ tho most progress
. he and upfo.dato men I ever met
n expect 20 rotnru 10 Santa Fe iu
be- course ~ a few months and win
lon be- alle 90 GiVo further details Of
construction snd more advanced
ans Of me company"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
NEW CANDIDATE FOR
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL
AND MS NAME IS JOHN s. CLARK
PROMISES a LIVELY LEGlsLA-
TUHE.

y Special I0 Tho Citizen y
Santa Fc. A. ~ Dec @ Since y
y tho question of successor Cor y
y Colonel . Francisco ChavoH. as y
y the territorial superintendent of y
y public instruction. has boon oct =
y lied hy the Governor appointing y
y AmadO Chavos. the politicians y
y have turned their Wits lu ino o. =
y roCti0n of che president OF che =
y noNt territorial legislative c0un. y
y cil. vice Colonel Chaves. asBnsal y
y mated. and who was, by common y
y consent. slated for that position. =
n De- now reported from certain y
y political circles thu W. ~ Mar y
= iin the administration candidate y
y for president OF tho council. will y
y not have smo0tb sailing. and ~. y
= en- now bets are being offered y
y at the resorts here that be- viii y
y not be- chosen y
y A braud.now Rlcdmond has ca. y
y tered The arena and his name is =
y Colonel John 8 CLARK. Of San Mi v
y guei county llo iB an anti ud y
y mInlstration man. and from talks y
y now heard on the plaza Of the y
y capitol. has cinch on the Office y
y Ho has ability as a presiding o. y
l y nCcr. and some of the republican =
y politicians OF the capital. ospeci y
y ally the nntiadminlstrauou men. y
y believe ho can nll the shoes of y
y Colonel Chsyes al president of y
Ntne council much better than w y
y a. Martin y
- There o. one fact which Is posi- =
= tive. and that is Tom Catron will y
y not oo candidate for che proai y
/ y dency of the council u iB ar y
/ y guod that the nntl-adminlstratio y
~ people want him on the fOur. and y
y therefore will not hamper hlH ser y
y vices Boy asking him TO become y
y "a candidate Tor the office of pres. y
y ideu Catron has been busy ev y
~ or since election in preparing y
y some reform laws and the repeal y
y 0f otncra, and the anti adminlstra y
y iiou people are banking on Sen y
y ators Greer and .dontoya. Of Bof. =
y naliilo county. Senators Clark y
= and WintcFs of San Miguel coun y
y ty. and Senator Ballard of Chayos y
/ y county democrat to make y
y things lively ,he coming logIfia. y
, y turo y
ANNN NNNNN NNSNA y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
MASS or FIGURES OF
LATE TERRITORIAL FAIR
WHEN PUBLISHED COMPLETE "
WILL PROVE INTERESTING
READING.

- Secretary Maynard Gunsul. of =
y Che lato territorial fair. has sub. =
- mittod hia report. bat owing to =
- The latoucss of the hour Do was =
y handed ln i0 The CliiEon. D. is
y impossible to give full and com.
y ploto publicity 90 @ thia after =
= noon lt m n masa OF nguros. :
y showing rocoipta and expenses. =
y and whom digostod would prove
- interesting reading. not only Co :
- The people n general. bot to the :
- contributors To those annual :
- fairs.
- the citizen. therefore. takes =
= tho following figures as starter. =
- on
y Actual subbscripiions amount =
y ed to t7G65
~ Unpaid subscriptions and those =
- refused amounted to $685..
~ Gate and grand stand receipts :
~ amounted to t3.3GU5b
y Entrance fees ln horse races.
y 1885.
- Entries n motorcycle races. ,
= $50
y Concessions and privileges.
~ gt.252.
- other receipts lHcludlag "a bal.
y uuCo Tor the twenty.third fair. OF
y @9.2a. amounted 90 ti5.5s5.Go.
~ Purses for harness races.
y $3.50.
- Purses Tor running races, 81.
y O25.
- Purses Tor bike races. f265.b0
~ Disbursements OF al kinds.
y Including salaries. etc, tl3, ,g5bl5
~ The rccapItulatlon shows. Ex.
y ponsea. ll7B06C5. RoCoiBH. ti6..
y 5S56g Dcnclt 32.22l06
NNNN NNNNN NNNN ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

BDIIuEham. Wash Dee 2-Ihr
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Washington began its annual oouyon
lion boz thIa city today Zach oi The
local branches Of the organization
throughout the state ls entitled to
from three tu dozen ieiagatoa aud
all without exception are represented.
The convention programme covers
three days AMI Dos rep'ete with inter
osting features ln iho way Of address
os. papers and discussions treating Of
tho association work in an lis various
phases
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Bunalo. ~ v. Dec 2-Tho German
Americas bank upon which a run be-
san yesterday. opened liB doors a.
usual today a. o o'clock a. 30 there
we're about twenty dopositors with.
drawing money ln the lino AN woro
paid promptly The president stated
today that the bank had $500 900
available currency and within twenty.
four hours could have t2.500 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Attorney " % Holt of las Cruces.
who a. secretary and treasurer of the
board OF rosontH of the New Mexico
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts col
logo. passed through the city thia
morning on route Jo Santa lo.
Tho board met at las Cruces yos.
torday and elected Prof Charles b.
Paul of tho Kansas State Agricultural
college. 90 the head of the mochan.
teal department OF the territorial in.
stltutlon 90 hll the vacancy caused hy
tho resignation of Prof Charles Mills.
which vas rendered necessary by the
continued Illness of Mrs Mills
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Richmond. Va, Dec MANY mon
of note, Including church workers. 90.
vines and educators are gathering in
Richmond for the biennial conference
of the American aud Canadian Young
Mous Christian Associations OF the
Theological semmarios The confer.
enco will begin iis sessions tomorrow
lu the Union Theological seminary
and will continue until Monday The
spiritual l.fe of the theological stu.
dent, colorcd ovangcllzation. and per.
soual Bible study among thcoiogical
students ara among The topics schod.
uled for discussion Tho attendance
promises to ho the larFos, in tho
history OF The associations confer
onces.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
M. 8. conIerenes b MarahaIl.

Marshall. Tex. Nov Several
hundred delegates and visitors are
here for tic Methodist conference
which viii bo in session during the
next few days The delegates repre-.
sent all OF the territory from Toxar.
kama TO Galveston and include a num.
hor of prominent dlvlnes. The con
ference program provides for a mum.
hor of sermons and addresses Ia hd-
dillon 20 the transaction OF routine
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
APPOEh TMEN7S FOR
MARINERS" COLLEGE

Mr. aud Mrs. Mills win take %
hc.r residence at San Diego. Cal
Tho board also elected Mlss Maud
o. McFlo. daughter of Judge John n
McFio to the portion of teacher of
vocal music which was made vacant
hy thC death 0f Miss Mona murphy
Miss McFIe o. at present studying
music in Paris. France. but wili ru
turn tu America iu time to take uD the
duties of her pew position hy January
Mr. Holt says that the college i8 10
lug a very satisfactory work this year.
bat the faculty b. greatly crowded for
room Glasses are holng heard In tho
halls because OF mo- more convenient
places
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Colorado Springs. Colo Doe
Mrs Alice Gregory and two childrou
bad q narrow escape from death ln
an incendIary hro this mofning Their
bone on South Weber street was par.
lially destroyed. the occupants a.
Gaping hy a porch window chief na.
ty declares that the hro vas Incon-
diary al the house was SOD on Gro ln
tnroe different places
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
presldsnt Married Eighteen Yoarl.

Washington u. G.. Dec with
characteristic lack of ostentau0n tho
president and Mrs Roosoyoit 'oday
celebrated the eighteenth anniversary
of their marriage That ceremony was
performed az ST. Georges Church.
Hanover square. London. on Docom
bcr 9. lssG by Canon guthordEo a
cousin of tho present First Lady of
tho Land Members OF the family ro
memberod The anniversary taday hy
bowers and other glfis. but Ibuo was
no Observance of lhe occasion which
ln ans degree took on a public char
acfrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

81 The Santa ~ brakeman Miller.
has power 90 locate water in the arid
spots ~ New Mexico. why dont ho
do hi Laai year Whon Dr. Gould
was doinE ropororlal work on The
citiEea considerable space WAS given
in the paper 90 Miliora alleged mi.
racu'oua power to locate water q
seems 90 Miiler's railroad friends.
here and a. E paso that be- Is grad.
uaiy missing millions hy noe putting
into osecufion some of his wonderful
powers to hEae forth water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

New York Dec g--R H Egescrg
the Danish champion wrestler. and
John PioniEg the American champion
are 20 meet ai the Harlem River ca.
sino tonight for the gmeoo.Roman
champ.0nahlp og the world Since the
match was made tho two wrostlers
have been training faithfully and aa o
result appear to De- Zoo hno fetile for
Tho nunln.I-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Temple. Twas. Dee 2-Thp first
exhibition OF tho Bell County stock
and Poultry association opened today
and will he continued through tomor.
row Several hundred entries OF high.
class chickens. ducks. turkeys. Eeeso
and pigeons are on view. mo display
of chickens being especially nne The
oHhib.tora represent ali parts of thls
and several adioinlng counties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

NaHhYIIl0 T8nn Dc , 2-UOVeTu0r
Frazier and large party. Including
representative Of the chamber of com
morce OF thia ciiy. have zone 10 Pit.
adelphia lo ho present at tho launch.
ing 90 che arm1rcd cruiser Tennessee.
rhe Launching D. No take p.ace al
Cramps sh|pyari tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
PArrosIEN's.
pATTOSIEN'S
HANDSOME NEW STORE.

One OF the best known business en-
terprises of California is Pattosien' s
big furniture store at Sixteenth and
Mission streets. In the furniture
buyers eyes this business center has
many charms, firstly because Of the
low prices there prevailing, secondly
because of the quality and immensity
of goods on display and lastly be-
cause Of the courteous and honorable
treatment afforded all customers.
During the illness of w. ]. Patio
sien, which seemed to be a long
drawn out afhiction, a gigantic sale
was conducted, a sale which has never
been equaled in this State.
Renewed health and the old longing
for aggressive business have encour-
aged Alr. Pattosien to purchase the in
terests of his colleagues. Large
orders were placed with the factories
in the East, upon the arrival of which
Mr. Pattosien reopened the old store
in splendid style with newer and bet
ter goods. The public of San Fran
cisco IS respectfully invited TO renew
old soquaintances at the Pattosien
headquarters IN the Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
.SATOLLI GUEST
OF PRESIDENT
Special Representative of
the Pope Makes Call Upon
Roosevelt at White House

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt to-day received Cardi-
nal Satolli, the special representative
of the Pope in this country, at the
White House. The Cardinal was pre-
sented by the Rev. d. j. Spafford,
rector of St. Patricks Church, this
city. 1t was a call merely to afford
Cardinal Satolli an opportunity to pay
his respects to the President.
Cardinal Satolli presented to the
President a felicitous address. in
which he referred in a most kindly
way to the United States and its peo-
pie.
In responding to the address the
President said:
Cardinal Satolli-It is a pleasure
to me to welcome so distinguished a
visitor. / thank you most heartily for
your kind words about the United
States and in return l greet you in
my capacity as chief executive of a
Government which has as it's root
principle the doctrine of treating with
impartial justice all men without re-
gard to, creed or birthplace. 1t gives
me pleasure to welcome you"
Cardinal Satolli later in the day
left for Philadelphia.