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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
HE WANTED TO
KILL HIMSELF

CazeI with liquor Julio laf.ba
Santa Do ruard. who has been dolnE
duty che past eighteen nights In the
local yards. shot himself in the leg at
Q o'clock this mornis after "a futile
attempt io blow bis brains ont with a
i5.calihro revolver. Larlua says that
boz gambicd aud host bis money and
wanted to die Yesterday no received
40 tor three days euarI duty during
the month OI April Io eumblod and
lost Ibo money aud for that reason De-
wanted to die Taking q large re.
yoIysr Dee carried as deputy sheriff
Will. ou suarI Iarlb1 pointed she
gun af hIs forehead aud pulled che
trigecr The cartridge failed to fire
Lowering the Fuu iJ hs breast hc
twice again pulled the trigger and sim
the guu refused lu explode and fate
cheated larlha ut hls insane desire
Jo suicide but inflicted a painful
wound Zoo the nrshy part of BITS ior
Ier just above the knee
How Iar.ba shot himself boz thn les
U0 was unable to explain he said
that Doe wanted 90 Nu himself but the
gun wouldn't sn city Physician
u0uuc.t b. not of O. dangerous nature
Elder dressed tht wound and pro-
IarHa resides with h.B parents In
dolby AI tby cornor off Tj.Ds ave
uu uH Finh street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

auGoY uPsErs. OCCUPANTS
THROWN oUT-oNE DIES FROM
JuRlEe

a fatal accident occurred d. John
uu.ockcs place at .b, piacors last
sunday evening Wugu Morris BcrgoIcn
AMI Mrs John Uuteckc were thrown
from % buggy tho former receiving
injuries that rendered him uncousc.
Gus. and tbe latter was so badly
hurt that She died Tuesday morning,
says the Uusburu Advocate u ap.
pears that Mr Horrgion was az But
octes place With DTS team and started
to drive Mrs Butccko tu see her ais.
ter who lives near B1blHfs store the
road IouIIuy from NWcctcs house
runs Bloug the oIgo of Etlch and
they bad proceeded only a few yards
when Che horses lgu .bn road upset.
Ting fHc vehicle Boa fhc EuiCh and
throwing tho occupants our with eroat
fore, with tho before mentioned 20.
suits Tho unfortunate woman was
badly hurt about tho iacD and chest
and received fatal internal injuries
Mr BorgondDu is reported a- being
badly bruised but mot seriously in
iurod Mrs Bucket. Vl. bI7rd We'd
u,siay suoru0uH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
ON THRAsHiNo sovs.
start with a Switch and Increase
instrument 20 Club.

start Win a Switch and Increase
INSTRUMENT 70 Club.
Tho editor Of the Prescott Courier,
Colonel r. A. Rogers. gives his idea
OF how Co handle boys in tbe following
article.
Girls can bo reared by moral
suaslon but boys need 90 be- thrahho<
Before tho sticky sentiment became
general that thrashlng should 30
abolished. boy burglars were mighty
scarce We grew up in a town IA Vir.
gInin much larger than Prescott and
there was never a boy burglar IN o..
There the boys were thrashod A.
home thrashod at school. and made to
work and study between thrashings
start on the small boy with a switch
and Increase u 20 club az no grows
older. The old style OF handling boys
is the best when We started Co be- a
boy In Virginia. there was a lL.Eo aP.
pie tree in front oft thC house whom
we loft the tree was only stump
10 had an boon cut up into switches
and clubs 90 make a good boy ~ us.
and We have voted the straight demo
cratic ticket ever b tcc'
u would take more than e. clup
to make "a good boy of some OF mo
youngsters OF Albuquerque a crow
bar could Boz used ON some pf the boys
in this town. and even then they
would NOT be- made good boys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
NEW SUITS FILED

m the District Court Tor the First
District.
The following cases have boon hlod
in re district court at Santa Pc For
the county Of Taos william Frazer vs..
Alhino Lopez. on promlssory note $50
For county OF Taos. John r. Lanninp
receiver. yH tho Frazer Mountain Cop.
per company On assumpsit for $4,000
and interest For Santa Fo county.
Lawrence Wardonburg Mercantile
company We Thomas DO hallo In o..
umpBlt Fl2t2 tor San Juan county.
Ferdinand WoHholmor aud Sons 50.
Richard Heath attachment suit tor
5000 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
PIPE DREAM STORIES
SPACE WRITERS lNFLlCTlNG
INJURY UPON TERRITORY
BY ROBBERY SCARE
OEEIALS FROM RAILROAD OFFICIAL

From an Indications the yellow
Doril" has reached New McxIco and
Albuquerque.
Fake stories have gained wide cir.
culailon To the effect that the santa
Fo Is harrasscd by train robbers who
TURK in large numbers In tho vicinity
Of Gmuis. western Valencia county.
and are so bold as TO make demon.
stratou in broad daylight. and that
.ho Santa re officials are iu q frenzy
Of anxiety as 20 the safety OF their
trains and have posted armed guards
On all passenger trains between Al
uuquerquo and Gallup
Another of these fables SAYS that
the station house az Grants has been
Darrlcaded and an armed force % kept
inside the fortified walls ready TO ro
pol Che expected attack Of the hoard
" visionary brlganda Tho residents
Of that hamlet go around with six.
shooters and Winchostors.
an these fake stories have been
published loo the Morning Journal and
copied Hy other papers throughout the
country
ben Bibo. assessor ot Valencia
county aud brother OF simon Blbo.
the head of the biz general merchants
90 Grants said thH morning that be-
knew nothing of any hoIdup scare az
Grants Or any had occurred there be-
would surely have been notified Of u.
as bD hsa large COMMERCIAL and prop.
.Drty interests there
. Cado soIyv chief of tby secret ser.
N.ru department 90 'ho Santa Fc coast
lines, said tha morning that 90 thc
Santa Fo had any armol guards an
trains running west 10 was nuvs To
H.m
/ Agent Ny,r. aas seen and said
+ rHp there were 600 guards ou trains
leaving the Albuquerque station. and
thar hy had heard nothing Df any train
ruuhera
The local Wcl,s.Forgu Express Office
is sending out mo- extra guards on tho
wcstbouud trains. aud ~ the Santa Fo
. has taken 30 ou Itself to put guards
Ou thD trains to protect the express
company property said au expires,
rouspauy official % was ,Dg Kind OF
them
A. a. Summers travelling Wells
Fargo agent on the coast tines. was
. am Albuquerque visitor yesterday %,
know nothing Uf q train robDer scar,
Lac Grants
A H. SmItbcu. ppstomco Inspector
wac here This morning. The United
states mail service department had
heard nothing uf ana expected hold
'ur and uuItod States Marshal Fora
HERS Office Is entirely unaware Of am
threatening train holdup 10 fact Their,
/ ls uo authority for tho story that
that twenty m"u armed with Win
|rhestDfs and concealed Iu the station
house at Grants awaiting tD pouuc,
|upon ihe mEuspoot.ng visionary rob
hers
The clouds Uf smoke that rufle,
from thu reporters pipe that vrot,
those stories must have been vera
n.a.a un1 fha dream q violent uIght
maH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

A. n. Bramstadt. the miller, has
gone 10 Jeuez hot springs Tor a few
weeks recreation.
John Hart. the contractor and build.
or, who was sick with the pneumonia,
Is zap and attending 10 business again.
Mrs. Thomas sherwood, wife OF
Councilman sherwood. has roturnoa
60 the city from her visit to Fail Riv-
or. Mass,
Mrs Roman Romero, who visited
san Francisco and southern Callfor'
MIA. has returned 10 the city She re.
ports having had splendid visit
Next Saturday afternoon, In honor
OF the forthcoming Froststeyens mar
rlago Mrs, j u Wroth will entertain
Mlus Stevens and rumbor Of hei
lady friends
Colonel 4. w. Stone. supreme rop
rosoutatiyo OF the Frat6rnal Brother
hood OF los Angeles. returned 20 th'
city from a ten-days business trip q,
san Francisco and Los Angeles
Two imblbers ~ strong drink Ner,
before judge Crawford this mornini
and against them the court assesses
the usual penalty OF IS Of ave days
/ C. - Alalre Of the enterprisial
hrm OF Allairo, Miora 4 Co.. genera
merchants and coal mine operators q
San Antonio. n 49, Is lu the city Of
business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

On the demise OF the late Jas h.
sailor a. Prescott. Aria. a concern in
Kew York. gathered from The Cltlbon
and other papers throughout the coun.
~ % newspaper stories " the iie
sud career oi the deceased These
wore carefully mounted on Irish linen
loaves aad handsomely bound ln black
seAl leather with appropriate luscrip
uon IN gold Such a book becomes a
most cherished heirloom Co Boz handed
down 90 future generations ot che fam
w.
This UniQuo business was started uy
mr. nurolle as branch ~ bis press
slipping business in November 1904
The concern reads 800 papers oacl
aay covering every section OF the couu
try All obituaries Of men are clip
ped aud filed ~ name and date Mol
only DO they secure the local atorlcs
but Il che papers OF home 81 birtl
Flyy spaco ana this Re almost uui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
Beware Of ointmsnts for catsrrn ThEt
Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy The
sense % smell ana completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing DO through the musous surfaces
Such articles should never Boz used
except on prescription from Toputa.
bic physicians. a. the damage they
will 40 10 tom fold 90 the good YOU
can p1 s.bly derive from thom Hail'a
CaiarTh Cure. manufactured ly r. j.
Cheney & Co. Toledo. q. contains no
mercur" and is taken internally act
ing directly upon tho bloc and ma.
coUs surfaces OF the system ln buy
Ing Halls Calarrh Cure be- sure you
get tho genuine. q Is taken internally
and made 10 Toledo Ohio hy D. J.
Cheney a Go. Testimonials free
Sold Hy druggists Price 75c per
bottle
Take Halls Family pills lrr con.
stlU1ii01
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
KILLED 8Y HUSBAND.
IN a Family Row a Buck az the Mes.
ealcrO Reservation Kills His wife
Prisoner FOR the Pen.

AIamogordn. " M May l3-lIm
Miller, an Indian at the Moscalero res.
oryauon. Killed hts vito Thursday and
was brought TO Alamogordo by sheriff
Hunter 90 be placed 10 Jail The XIII
Ing arose out Of a family quarrel. dur,
ing which tho wife stuck a burning
Gro brand into the buck's face where
upon hO began 90 beat hcr with n
club an ho injured her 80 severely
that she died lhat evening lie crush
cd hor skull with tho club lie was
placed 10 restraint AZ the reservation
till sheriff Hunter could 90 90 that
place after him. Miller has served in
the United states army and was dis.
charged In GoorEia about a year ago
Prisoners for the Ponltentlary.
Under sheriff Fred Hunter loft FOR
Santa We by way Of tho Rock Island
and tho Santa Fo Central with several
prisoners senteecod 90 terms IN tho
territorial penltcntiary. TIE was &C.
companiod by Biu Coe and Thomas
McComaE aB guards Tho prisoners
and their sentences and oHonses
weros
Jack Bcachem. eolorod, three
years, for assault with intent 90 XIII
John O'Brien one year for horse
thoft
sam walker three years for burg
larry.
Thomas stogdon. one year. for theft
/ 90 q steer
! Secundin0 StOgden. brother Of the
/ above prisoner. eighteen months. for
/ Forgery
Dan Hubbell, one year for draw.
ing a revolver
Fred Werdonbeck. one year, FOR
theft OF goats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

4 had q bad case OF pilea." says q.
Y. Carter Of Atlanta Ga. ''and con
suited a physician who advised me 70
Try a box Of DeWitra Witch Haael
salv9. purchased a box and was
entirely cured. q IL splendid for piles,
giving relief Instantly. and heartily
recommend 70 20 an suHorora" Do
Wltta Witch Hazel aalvo ls unequal
bod Tor its healing qualities. Eczema
and other skin diseases. also sores
cuts. burns and wounds OF every Kind
are quickly cured by &C. Sold by ~
" briggs q so and s Vann a so7B
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
: SHOT BY JEALOUS RIVAL
e. PAso WIDOW WITNESSED THE
MURDER or HER ESCORT BY
ANOTHER ApMiRER.

John o. Huerr. % hardware clerk.
was shot through the head and Nil.
GA a. o'clock Sunday morning by
Horny HorholtEor. a bartender The
shooting occurred on one Of the prin.
clpal streets IN the business section
az 30 pas0. liuerr was returning
from the Sons OF Hermann hall with
Mrs selma Wundorwalt a widow
when Hierholtzor crcm up behind and
shot him through tho brain The 40
sas-ln escaped, but Was captured OF
o o'clock Sunday. Both men were on
amor,i of tho woman and Jealousy b.
supposed lU have prompted me- deed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Weak lungs should be careful Coughs
and colds are dangerous then. ono
Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and
colds and gives strength 20 the lungs.
Mrs. @. u. Fcnner of Marion. Ina,
Gays. II suppored with a cough until
run down In weight from its 90 OF
he. tried a number OF remedies "a
no avail until I used Ono Minute
Cough Cure -Four bottles 0f hif
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
OF the cough strengthened my lungs
and restored mo 60 normal weight
health and strength Sold 10 D. "
briggs & co and q Vanu 4 Sons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
A sure Thlna

o. is said thnt nothing b. sure uX.
cept death and taxes. Tut that is not
altogether true Dr. Kings New Dia.
UOvory for Consumption is a sure cure
Cor an lung and thr1at troubles.
Thousands can testify 20 that Mrs.
q. u YanMotro OF shepherdtOWn. W.
Va, says; ~ had a severe case OF
Bronchitis aud for year tried every.
thing ! heard o. but got no relief
one bottle oe nr kings New Die
covery then glfod me absolutely" ne
intalllble Tor Group Wh0oplnG Cough
Grip Pneumonia and Consumption
Try a. ne guaranteed Dy ali drug
glsts Trial bottles free Regular
,lEos. SOC. 81 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

N.H Mary Mcuaul who gave "a
popular misIcal concert az Santa Fc
last week.. has returned 10 thls city.
A colutryman whose dress ludi
Gates poverty feII ia a nJ 10 front oi
the Bank Of Commerce Saturday after
upun lfe soon recovered his scnscs.
aud houHod on as 10 nothing unusual
had irauap.rCd
Fanny Ferguson Elizabeth Fergus
SON.. Louis Mrndunhall Gertrude
Walker and Henrietta Eddy. Of tho
Philharmonic Lady quartet are rogis
tered at the Augolus.
Assistant United Statos Attorney y
o. Medlor post0fnco Inspector A. T.
smlthors. United States dccrgt Ser
vics Omcor Frod FornoH and Attorney
q a Mann were passengers Tor So
curD this morning on delayed passon
Eer rain No 27 United States eouFl
uueupd at SoCOrro today
NOW FOR A GOLF CLUB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
RhtumntIe palna RsI,sved.

The prompt rolle, from the severe
palms Of bciatica ana Thoumatlam
which Il Afforded BY Chamberlain's
Pain Balm h alone worth many times
lts cost Mr. willard @. Van. Of
poughkeopsie, N, ". whites Z am
troubled vita rheumatlsm and neu-
ralgla OF the serves and Chamber
lalus Pain Balm gives seliof quicker
than any llulmeRt / have ever Hsed
For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
THE POLITICAL SITUATION


~ illinptas
Spnusneld ill May Do Expects
ti1ns were strong today tina, the cub.
rrnafurIal deadlock lu the republican
convention will be- broken this after
noon Tho basis was alleged q com
binat1u between che followers o. Gov.
omor Yates and those of states A.
torury Dcueon 70 is reported Yates
will receive 1870 Donoou votes ou tho
first ballot today and n Nato8 is not
elected afttr reasonable ballots hls
strength will be- thrown 90 Deueen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

judge a u Fau. one OF tho ablost
lawyers OF southern New Mexico
came Co from M Paso this morning
and went coo % Santa FC ou the 10
layod passenger train No. this after
noon During The walt of the train
here Judge FaH was a pleasant caller
tt The Citizen ONCE, whore no IL AL
aays welcomed ne reports the coun
fry south of the territorial metropolis
pretty dry. hut stated that the slight
alus OF 'Hn past few day will M
doubt rey.,. tho grass and make The
ranges produce enough feed Tor stoeh
until "a good aIdfusb.0ucd min come
and causes che barren places foo blos
sUm like mo roses"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
HAVE conpLsrsD TIE MARCH
Troops r ana O FiRh Cavalry Arrive
a. Port Apache In Excellent
Condition.

Troops r and q Ffth cavalry. which
passed through Albuquerque q short
time ago. have arrived NJ Fort Apache
from their overland march from Fort
Logan. Colorado. a distance OF sos
miles. Tho squadron left Fort logan
on March %, under command OF Ma.
ior Franklin o. johnson OF tho nth
cavalry Men and horses reached
Fort Apache I'm excellent condition.
The high winds and tho snow storms
encountered rendered the trip one OF
considerable hardship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
Travelling 10 panasrou,

Constant motion Jars tho Nlacya
which are Kept On place .n the body
ny delicate attachments This is the
reason that travellers ualnmCn.
street ear mon. toamsters and an
HhH drive worry much. suffer from
Sidney disease Iu some form. Foley's
kidney cure strengthens The kld.
s,ys oud cures all forms OF kidney
and bladder disease Geo. D. Uaussn.
locomotive engineer. Lima. Ohio.
writes. Constant vibration OF the
aHsine caused mo a great deal OF
trouble with my Kidneys, and got
no relief unit. ! used Foley kidney
Cure" Sold uy D. %. ORlouy A. Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

santa CruE. Calf May I6 The
democratic state Cunyonti0n was
called 10 order iris morning and I'M.
msdiatoly took a recess until this
afternoon ewing 30 the non.arrival ~
tho majority OF the san Francisco
deisgaiion Both Hearst and anti.
Hearst people claimed 10 DO develop.
ing strength. hu, II h impossible u
state which b. IN the majority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
KILLED eY FALL or Aooss no y
Death Of Two Small Children Of
Prosperous Ranohman Near
Termination.

Tho falling In OF the adobe roof Of
the house Of Frpneis Harrison near
Pennington San Juan county caused
tho death Of two children 90 the fami.
By. one Of them fifteen months and the
other three years old Their mother.
Mrs. Harrison. was IN an adjoining
room and escaped with slight injuries
Harrison is a prosperous ranchman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

movement is on foot TO organ.
ila gulf club iu Albuquerque. r. }.
Houston. the sporting goods man, is
tho prime mover in the matter AMI
anyone. Eoif player or novice Al the
sport who would like 10 enter such a
club will please make their willing
ness known b. Mr. Houston. Very good
golf links could be cleared ON tho
mesa or on the river bottom land
south of town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
REmEMBER THAT The WoMAN'e
nACNAMaE

10 the plaos 70 buy Home Made Hot
Rolls, Cakes, Pes, Cookies ana
pOughnuth fresh sysV day. satur.
days, Boston BrONn Bread and Baked
Beans. We also carry q ane stock Of
Choice Fresh Candles. which We are
nov selling At q discount Of 20 per
cent OF the reGdlaF price Nuts and
Fruits always IN stock Agents for
the famous BATTLE Greek ard Boulder
San.tariuw Health Foods Those VINO
wish 20 receive full value for their
money should give un q trial.
WOMAN'B EXCHANGE.
C1ruSr Fourth street and Railroad
Avenue Both rhonea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

when doctors fail Try Burdstt
blood Bit,ers Cures dyapepsia. coz.
stipatlon lnyigoRtos the whole eye.
ZEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Mayor anI ST.. vs.. o. n Ll,veilys
with thcIr two daughters Misses
GLADYS and Happy came iu from Lac
Cruces. ana ar, stopping in the ter
ftnrial metropolis today. Morgan o.
Llcvollyu. che territorial surveyor
several. came n from Santa Re Ian
uisnt. joining h parents and sisters
nora with thU exception ~ Major
Ileu.llyu tHu others will leave Co
might Tor southern California, where
thoy viii remain several weeks. The
major will return t1 h.s iaw dutIos al
lac Cruces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

vorsai custom. they secure such Items
also.
Tho average collection is only six
Rems. but in some cases they run
INTO the thousands They gathered
s.7it stories concerning the late Son.
stor Hanna. and are compiling vlab.
crate albums OF these clippings ou
order from The family
-#Oa=
Word has boon received hero 0f tbe
marriage of Nr Fannie Harrington
to Harry laird AZ los Angeles. Cali
foruIa Tho bride was formerly Miss
Tcals. The daughter of Mrs Mary A.
Teats. aud o. we'll known in this city
r. q Heather. with wife and two
children. came up from Silver Cily
this morning and continued ON 10 thC
Worlds Fair and Hannibal Mo, ou
the delayed passenger no. g. While
in This city Judge % D. Adams sud
D. W GALES showed Mr Heather
oDurtoHea. The gentleman 10 The
sraud chancellor of tho Knights OF
pythiaa of New MeA.ro. and hg vii
return to The territory boz aovora
wooks
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-13

SUNDAY only
All trains make close connections at
Goble with all Northern Pacific trains
to and from the East and Sound points.
]. c. Mayo.
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-13
PERSONAL MENTION.
r Adams is in Portland.


Walter Adams is In Portland.
City Engineer Tee is In Portland.
w. T. chutter, Of Seattle is in the
city.
w. E. schimpff was in Portland yes-
terday.
NJ. F. Hardesty is visiting in the
metropolis,
w. H. Bageley, Of Tacoma is visit
ing In the city.
Gus, Kohler was up from Fort Stew
ems yesterday.
Walter c. Smith was down from
Portland yesterday.
]. W. Reith was In yesterday from
the Lewis and Clark.
Walter Eslinger arrived In the city
yesterday from Seattle.
Miss Laura Fox is spending Sunday
with friends In Portland.
David Johnson, Of Little Falls,
Wash. arrived in the city yesterday.
Manager Humphreys. Of the Postal
Telegraph Company. is in Portland to-
day.
Chris. Schmidt win start for San
Francisco today on the steamer Ore
gon.
Mrs w. J. Cook is In Albany to at
tend the funeral Of her uncle, the late
Judge Finn.
DIR. T. L. Ball will go to Portland
today. He will return the first part
Of the week.
James Finlayson returned yesterday
from San Francisco. where he has
been during the past month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-13
KANSAS LAW DEFEATED.
Newspaper Libel Act Declared un'
constitutional BY Supreme Court.

Topeka, Kan, March 12.-The news
paper libel law enacted by the legis-
lature in 1901, was today declared un-
constitutional by the supreme court.
The court says that the law is in con-
aict with section Is of the bill Of rights,
in that it denies the right in certain
cases to one injured in his reputation
to have remedy therefor in due course
of law.
The decision is made in a case
brought by J. F. Hanson, A. Lindsborg,
attorney, against W. ]. Krebeil. attor-
ney Of the Mcpherson Republican.
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