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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
CITY COUNCIL
THREE ALDERMEN MADE A
QUORUM AND ADJOURNED UN.
TIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The frst time probably since che
drafting of an ordinance making such
action legal. the city council wac
called to order last uIght with only
three members present,
President Harrison was ln the chair
Boz the absence OF Mayor Mckee. who
is iu the east and Aldermen VIII
kcrson and GIllonwalcr were present
Alderman Hauloy was present si s
O'Clock. but 1u learning that Alder
man IlfCld would not bo present and
no quorum could Doe had, as Alder
man sherwood. isauarl and Brock.
mIor were out of the city icfg stat
ma that ho dId not care fo take part
n any thrcc quorum proceedings.
The meeting having been called io
order. Alderman WHkcrson made o.
motion Go adjourn until Wednesday
evening Tho motion carried. with
tho unanimous vote of the three coun
ci.men present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

murder eases should. and probably
may ho tried of thls term oi court
70 was learned. while at hor city
che other day chat judge PARKER has
refused to grant bond Orb DhonoRIth
and Kennedy. tho collhIUnio1 nun.
derefa 0f RODRIGUEZ and kUhurn. but
90 ia NOT likely thaf usso tN5 mou
VIII ho brought tu trial Ht This court
They have asked Tor "a change uf
venue. which no doubt will ho grant
ci Judge Parker o. prosIiinr and
uIl rash court matters during tHo
present session.
am Che lawyer politicians OF suuih-
q nru Ncw MDNc0. including Major
] lloWollyn of las Cruces. arc lu at
tendance ON court nt silver CIly and
|U 81 predicted the political pot win
soon commence simmrr.ng 'u good
shape in tlg "shoUatr.us' district,
The republicans OF Grant county
say thuy viii carry that county by
muIIrItIes ranging from 400 feb COO,
| but tho democrats are equally conf.
dent of winning 10 is true Hoioy
I has many friends throughout Grant
county. but 30 is equally tuo that ho
was. with many othorr. unpopular
land ihoy rite as tho trHa0n UoIov 81
/ endorsement of me present iucum
bent of tho Silver Cuy post office
/ tho politicians OFT chat town having
conferred their claims on another ap
lplIclut who was turned down hy uol
eeaio Rudg,
The nominee for delegate. w. pa An
irrus can bo aasu,pI OF "a healthy
mHlorIiy iu Grant county
Eugene Warren. who was named
. as thg republican candidate fr th,
territorial legislature Goo represent
Grant and Luna counties has world
1f good working friends loo both th,
. republican and democratic parties.
and his supporters are now. even al
tbls early date. predicting h.a cleo
lion over Collin Nrnott by soyCm
hundred votes Mr Werner De- % youu.
man with plenty of push and energy
graduated 600 stanford university u
1891. and WIN surprise tho cold tm
lcu' of southern Sew MUUc0 by hH
running qualities ou election d8y if
November
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
TIE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

There are sIz regular party entries
FOR the presidential sweepstakes and
perhaps others to follow Six party
conventions have been held and have
nominated candidates Hero De- .he lIs,
lu order of time.
Socialist Eugene w. Debs and Han
ford. at Chicago. May
Republican Theodore Roosevelt
and Charles W Fairbanks. 40 Chicago.
June 20.
Prohibition slas e.. swallow and
George W. Carroll 90 indianapolis,
June 30.
p1pu'ist Thomas Watson an3 Tho8.
- Tuhb.es aJ Springfield. July o.
Socialist fahor--rhsrles IA. Core.
SAN and William w. Cos at Neu York.
july % .
Democrats Alton b. Parker and
Henry "a Davis. 40 ST. Louis. July O..
ln 1864 and 1865 there were bat two
parties that named presidential can
didatos 200 1879 there we're four in
1876. 1850 and 1884 there were nyo;
in lssS aix ga 1889, Eve, ga 1896,
seven. and in 1900 there were moro
tickets in the neid than ever before
twelve in all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
MERCHANT JENKINS N,AulTtO
FouR THUGS ATTACKED HIM
EARLY THIS MORNING ON
SOUTH SECOND STREET

About $3.50 ur.orE ba mogrInr
e.raDauI 3D. ID lcuEIus. 0f Goo loca.
iuUoI states army recruiting station.
Has 600 uruu ut tour thugs Boz front of
Nr Western Union office Goo south
Second T.pU HuI auur several mIu.
H'U of IlNDy wruuF rauqu.sbDd
fHn fHo
Whom Hgon thH afternoon tbo sgr.
s0aut JIl NOT have much lp .iy about
.Ho encounter IIc vas uaINue down
toward .hU post office auUr au early
breakfast -Four mpu walking along
.Io street hailed man passing on "a
bicycle GOO, ,yclis. slowed up and
Tas about to stop. when br saw that
tho men who had hailed him wore
looking i0r trouble. and by making "a
squirt On h.s whool made hIa escape
The thurs then turned their attention
to Jenkins. one said. "HolIp. Nd'"
aud az tho same limo another took "a
swlpo' at hIu Tho sergeant iuckcd
aud 900 into them. Dee forgot an about
tao rheumatism that caused his trans.
icr from the regular service of the
army 20 the detached service, and ro.
sardlosH OF the great odds gave bIs
nntagonI'H moro than they hna "Iuat
.d. aU5 a"ou bad ,HDm going The
lHs1i|auts huaIly escaped down West
Gold aVOnuo
Sergeant Jenkins lhen rnmr up
town and found On.cer knapD. of fbe
police department T0setbor tnoy
occurred tho western portion of the
city, but no trace could ua found of enc
thugs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

From TIA. days Daily Citizen
/ Attorney john ID w. Nredsr oft Ia.
. Vegas. N raEIstaro; 8t fbg Alwrudo
/ Aaron rufnsy lou thIs m0unr
/ Tor au extended visit tD h.s oIl homo
/ Bod Indiana
Mrs a ~ Goodrich. of South Third
street s visiting friends iu Trinidad
Colorado
1u.HmaEter % Dixon. of Wiusluw.
is iu The city today, coming u FROM
fho wcsJ last night
willard strICRlel cashier 0f thf
Bank of Commerce lcu th.8 morning
ou o. business trip To- Chicago
Mrs Alexander Knapp. of 3l1 West
silver avenue. So entertaining hoT sIs
tor Nr william Gmge1c of Globe.
ArIy
Wallace HrWoldou. fhe contractor
returned Saturday evening from CAN
foruIa He aua accompanied by h.8
family
y = Go1dlondor the wen known
drug commercial tourist In he south.
west country ia iu tho city today with
bits samples
5 D. sheridan. iho territorial coal
mine Inspector. with home and
headquarters at Silver C.ty was here
tuIH morning
John 80 GunH stock man of laguna.
DIS 200 the city ou business iIc expects
l0 leave thI6 evening for st louis on
pleasure trip
Hon Amado Chayes. 90 Santa n.
passed down Che road for San Star
c.al laH nITht ou huaIues# connected
win como land matters
Clinton D. CHntall superintendent
of tho indian school H Santa De-
who was hero yesterday. returned 20
thc Capital city lhs morning
Abraham k0mpanicb. emo pOrntn
general merchant. who took .u the cir
Gus lar Saturday. returned 20 hiH
home ai per8lfa yesterday
A very nmatcuHah game of base
bail played as Athletic park Sunday
was won by the siara mo a. a. US
losing Tho score was o 20 o.
r. Y Maynard. the laWc.Cr and
watch Inspector Tor enc rio Giaudo
division 0f me Santa De. was
aouihhouud passenger last night
g. a scheurich. Tor years iu che
general merchandise business ut
Bland now af Santa Fe is iu tho terri.
toual metropolis today on business
Mrs % a WAGNER goo North Sec
0ud street. entertained Mr and Mr8
Jack llaurh of South Carolina. nst
Friday Mrs Haurh D. sister 0f
Sra Mort WaEuuor
W S Hopewc'i. of the Albuquerque
Ensiom. ls uill in the city no o.
personally directing certain matters
relative to the beginning of work at
an early date ou tho neF line
Mrs u % nursum. 0f SANTA Fo
was here i1r a few hours laat night.
proceeding later CO. socorrn Che laiY
h the vito oi the chairman of Iha
territorial republican central commit
tee.
Dr % b. Copp len ihls morning
f0r silver city. Go remain untl, Ootn
Der i. when BIZ win return and ar.
range ga open BIS dental prrlOri 100 the
N. r ArmIio building about October
GO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
NEW MEuCANSE WORLDS FAIR
THIS TERRITORY WELL RepRE.
sENrEo AZ rHE EXPOSITION
clrY-MANV ptBsoNs HEoia.
rERCp.

Tbo fniIovine Nc u.r.sus are
.'teI.I HI ibo SOS H.Nra building
nt th" worlds fair.
SANTA DO WIaa Auan Uar. eva
WUnt.U o. d. Maxwell car.u. u.r.
u.l John Oueaa. a. E Iou'.a.Iaeor.
n.'r auf .hIiiren Mm. loacu. Uath.
3aWur. iurbnrr. owen D.. Wood SIZE.
D. a WuH Elizabeth Downs
hmGl.ruue. 90 w. RIOS and vito.
u. Hau..U So 30 uu.ohot Euest
lmuHHrrN Nw 81 k Cauu $3.50
O0t..n twng Clarence Rorer uar
w Cooper w. b. Reed and wife. b.
vs. Hawkins and wife. Miss Lulu
Smith. 20 O. simpson
ias Nrsl SIRE G. a. DALI Ud.
NaHHr. lHHIU Apple. William uppI. A.
b u.aI D. g. Card 3d. uud Mr o. D.
Morris . @ DAILY Don WrCan. uy.
uu Coleman Sadie DHJmp. Mrs. j.
OUNue
Roswell Nr Francis johnson. syo
b Johnson nathan ada and vito. w.
rwDrUr mI wife, William Me-.
MH.H. liN0. CH. Annie CLARK. D.
% johnson. o 20 Walton Natma Wa
tDI UUHah Wt'i.u w. u.s. CrHuua.
u.mue l1r. uudaa0u Iano Hodg
Hn D. D CHr..1IuH. Nr. A. g. CLARK.
N Nml Dnr. AHB Ciarh Henry
NlnlhauH auI aII. HcbarI Hudson.
vito and iaurhtor 1lH u-gb co. Wll
UHms
TB0a Alice llY.nu.
Dhama Nr and NfH 81 so Broad.
Captain 80 Griffin OIol aud fam.
uy
Silver Clty-s luiaucr. j a. Hicks
and q vs. sooly
Parsons Miss Evelyn Byrd.
Sororr1 vs. Kratn Nf uni Mra.
IIosmer IIW
Santa R0m Lt1p0do Sanchez.
'reseucIau1 Gailcv0s. ST. and Mrs D..
G. Thomas HeruIFuo pHdIlh Ar,iz
rHosIo
9a.l'n-J D. IIttsay
Gallup ur 600 Mrs Worth Econo
Ration 49, D. johnson AVID wife.
Eho' Johnson. Emma Johnson
I'acuIia a % Wilson.
Iaa Cruces D % Bailey and wife.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
TINE 70 uAKlPPURla
JEWlcH DAY Of AToNEmENr
BEING OBSERVED TODAY

From Monday Daily CIlfDn
To-day H O. holiday wfu ihp Jews ln
u,Hv land o. ia The Day uf Atone.
wen. nDI aII oft the jewish mor.
chants Iu lhm city have iho.r busl.
noes houses closed. which wlll ba
I.u. closed until % o'riocE Hif morn.
.rs Special Atau0mcnt GAS services
HUrH hHb base n.rbt and fbis morning
h Rabbi. kBp.au af tho Congregation
h.Inn ou West Gold aF,uu.
The Day of Atonemrut OF Yom Ha.
lunur.m as 20 o. called "a liebreF. b.
tha most solemn day m ho Jewish
calendar % falls u fho tenth day
of tho seventh m' 900 rr..hrJ and H
preceded by the NUw Years day. 90.
curr.nE Un tho FIRST day of tho same
month and followed by mo feast of
H01fb pr sukkoth which iaIin on tho
fifteenth Yum kIppur m tle day on
which. Coo VIII forgive sou 10
cleanse y0g tHai sou may ho clean
from 900 your ..ua before glI' uar
fF-lD ln me Bible thia day Vs. called
tho sabbath Ui Salla.bs lLpy
AtiID aud ita Importance il Judaism
can hNst Ia conceived from tho fact
.haf the treatise In thc ralmui dla
cua.nF fh.s dav .s called "Nomn.'
which means tho day
Al Tome aa ihe fampIa stood special
sacrifice. wore offered BI fh. umr
ono Z. vaa only an fhIH IHF chat tho
hieh priest aaa permitted iU enter 'hn
holy nf huI'eH ana pronounce che Iuof
fable nome of Gp1 Jehovah
Iu modern days. ths dag Flvon
over io prayer ani I.v1llus From
sunset f1 sunset .Hr Jea Hsta a abe-
I.ruga u fhn biblical command You
shall affuci yuuraa't.s' utu Ku
GOD TbH phrase . eapIIneI .n tha
M..Hna .Yoma VIVID 90 signify total
abstinence from nH Kinds uf food ana
qualification Of ottr bodily desires
IhH reason iHr fhH explanation lH
easily mihlmri Tho chief source OF
IB I qualification OF bodily apostles
and 'lg hesf way off afII..lGH Ha'f Dr.
tn hov by ao'fc1ntoI oHr ability
to suppress them Fasting o. such an
lf'rmpi
Connected with fbIa aionoment ser
YIca % O. memorial EtvIce' az which
thr names 0f tb0so who sore called
Homo" during mo past year are men.
Toned Unlike the mass. thla service
is not one in which prayer f0f tho
soul and salvation of the dead are ro.
cited hui Code justice ana mercy o.
ouD'Ied and H.s name marnIned
AS for all other holidays tho music
Tor thIa iay Is traditional and OK.
presses as faithfully az mo prayers.
ihe 1e lre for ai0noment The open.
800 hymn. Kol N'dre tor tho evening
service ls known to everyone ana Dos
beauty s admired Some peculiar
were connected With this
cas- .n ages past. boo American Iuda-
Ifm haa dropped an oi th
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Tho surveyor general has Issued an
order tp Charles 4. Post United States
deputy mineral surveyor Tor the of.
nc.al survey ~ the Dolphin" lode.
which iB situated 90 the Black noun.
u.l mining district. Dona Aua coun.
ty Caroline G.. Hogan Ga claimant
Tho surveyor general has appointed
Charles T.. Post. of Mgsil'a Park. a
deputy mineral surveyor for the ass
tr'ct 0f New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Major General b. s sumner com
mandlng the southwestern military
division. has recommended ln hls an.
nual report that the military poat az
Fort WlnEate be- abandoned, and that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
POLITICS AND COURT
AT SILVER CITY
SHORT TERM or couRT-soME
TRUE POLITICAL Pointers.

The district court for Grant county
ls in session 90 silver City and the
indications are that the present term
viii bo o. short one. although several
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

cra. Tailed three runs. e'oam .ho
hori fought gamr hy a scora ~ to
q
r aro vm Or three clubs euicred
Iu Uu ornament iufng
coo race mDo. there boz the FIRST uoos
u October namely Santa BIZ Cen.
trails Albuquerque browns and LAS
Vegas nuca
AZ El r8s0 sunday afternoon the
Fort bliss team went down in de-.
rat at Goo hands NJ ihs 90 paso
Colts h5 ihp ecurr off q iu Hit
pitched for thn Colts and their other
pitcher Hemw. PLAYED second base
THO CHIH uul %. G. tHe territorial
HIr
10 Ia quite likely chat Iho "Oii Tim
rr' of El paao win challenge tho
'Ou Umgra of AIhu1u rlue .n tho
u.lr murr Cob Juan Hart viii prob
ably be 8Hted iu captain and mauaeo
,ho OId TIm,r off EI raso. and Ho
can rat up o. strong aggregation of
'e'ls arms" aho played alIh him
tWonfy old years AGO AlbH U0rIUo
could produce .h,.. rulh1.rol y.t
Grams of tn. diamond nuI W. Y
Walton T d. shuIcN 49, T Mc
CroIrbt %. F NcCanna. p BE- utoro
o. % Knight 49, 49, mr.cNer' peBrl
ArmIl1 and col b. o. rvltcGeU. and
0thou scattered over iho territory
Oct thD 'Od TmUr' eet together
Iucc more boz urto
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
LETTER LIST

KcmalnInh IN the postofiice AZ A.
Persons calling Tor or sending Tor
these letters please state whore they
buquoruue N H. Sept i1 1904
mad been receiving mail. also mention
date OF ADVERTISING.
Free delivery OF letters a. toe resr
dence OF nddrossee may be secured
by Observing the f0llowing rules
Direct letters pialnly 90 street num
Der.
Give writer's name. and request an
swor 90 be directed accordingly.
Advertised matter in previously
held one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter is held two
weeks before q goes 10 the dead let
tor ONCE 40 Washington, ID. g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Governor Otcro has appointed Felix
naca. of Albuquerque. Barualillo coun-
rs. "a notary Pablc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

W. A. Bayor secretary to senator
w. 20 Androwa. Us ln tho c.gy from
santa Fo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
OFFICIAL MATTERS


Pedro Cerryas has bcsa appointed
postmaster az Hatch Doua Ana couu.
~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

because of The romotonoss OF Fort
Apache @ should be- reduced to a two.
troop post
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The ladies Of enc FmiorHhi 0r1fhor.
hood gave a leap year uar.y "a BIAS
HAN last night Several hundred poo.
ole were present and a very delight.
ful time was had Fofreshmonts were
served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
BASE BALL
LIVELY GAME At SANTA &c BE.
TWEEN CENrRALs AND LAS
VEGAS BLuEs-orHER ITEMS.

The Citizen ia Inclined Oh the opin
Jon that tho Gallup base ball club win
surprise tho people 600 tba tournaments
during me territorial fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The New Mexican Says For elov
on long innings the Santa pc Cen.
trails and las Vegas blues hattiod
for base bah supremacy on the Col.
lcso grounds yesterday afternoon. Tho
Same was one of tho most hotIy con.
tested and played matches ever wit
messed Boo me Capital city Tho score
tied boo tho ninth. two extra innings
woro necessary 90 finally settle who
had won the match lu thc eleventh
Las Vegas rallied and. assisted by
errors ou the part of the local play.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The El Paso Times says that tho
Colts win leave on the lOlh of Octo-
Dor for Albuquerque to participate
in me base haIl tournament 90 take
place thorc during che fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

~ a NnAIfn
.mak0r tonic
land monthly
REGULATOR tbe
nUu viii be-
found unequal
ed That's Why
500 many wo
men u H 20
.thr rttiiIor
of aII other
mower faII Iu
caHH OF siok
headache
rrrvur rinnf
Ing Painting
lndI1e atIon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Gre. Tailed three runs. Hltnnt me
hori fought ramo by sc1rt % B 90
O.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
All Over the State.

Miss Anna Engel was fatally burned
at Fond du Lac while preparing some
varnish and turpentine on a hot stove,
preparatory to vanishing the floor the
turpentnc took fire and ignited her
clothes.
Publication of marriage license. is
sued ut Milwaukee, stopped a romantic
elopement and marriage of Maude
Baker, Is years of age, and Seymour
I&fmball, % years of age, of Racine. The
brides mother saw the names in a Mil
waukee paper and stopped the elope-
ment.
On receiving the news of Gov. La Fol
lette's nomination by the regular Re
publicans NJ. 2. Griswold of Appleton,
a bitter political enemy of the Governor,
cut his throat.
Edward Williams of Chicago was held
in $1,000 bail on the charge of robhing
the office of +. c. Arnold in Oshkosh.
The safe was broken into, but little of
value was secured.
Illinois buyers have purchased 400
acres of land eight miles north of Cri-
Wiz. from the Skidmore Land Company,
and placed upon it 1900 head of sheep,
shipped in from Montana.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
Woman browns at Madison.

Cordelia Dean was drowned and Mil
dred Wood, Ethel Pringle, Myrtle Smith
and Alvaide Abbott were rescued with
difficulty as the result of boating acct
dent to five nurses of the Madison sani-
tarium in Madison. Gustav Nobel and
George Hyland fishermen, saved the life
of Miss Wood plunging into the water
and recovering her body after she was
unconscious and nearly dead. Miss Dean
was taken from the water ten minutes
later, but was dead. Her home is in
Merrill, and she was % years old. The
nurses went boating on Lake Monona
for the first time this season. They were
in shallow water and when the brisk
wind took their boat out some distance
they became frightened and the boat was
capsized.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
Guilty of Milwaukee Doodle.

The first of the Milwaukee Doodle
trials ended with the conviction of Build
ing Inspector Michael Dunn, charged
with accepting bride of $1,000 from
the Pabst Brewing Company for grant
ing Il permit to erect n warehouse which
did not conform to the ordinances. Dunn,
in defense, declared the money went to
Aldermen to take out of committee an
ordinance granting permission for the
building. The court refused to allow
bail pending arguments for a new trial,
and Dunn went to Jail.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
Notice of Sale of Lands for Delin-
uuent Taxes.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
taxes have been returned as delinquent ana
which now remain unpaid except PUBLIC
lands held on contract and lanaa rn0rfgaged
to the State or SO much OF each tract OF
following as may be necessary therefor. will
on the Sd Tuesday Of May, being the I!tn
day OF May, 1904, and the next succeeding
days be sold by me at public auction at my
offfce in the Court House In the Village OF
Eagle River, villas County, Wisconsin, for
the payment of taxes, interest and charges
thereon.
Dated this 4th day of April, 1904.
PAT MCKINLEY,
County Treasurer Villas County, Wis.
Ix ARION EARRIE0N
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
Throws Self Under Train.

Enos Roop of Irving Park, ILL.,, de-
spondent and probably insane, threw
himself in front of the engine of the
Chcago-St. Paul limited on the North
western road in Madison and was ground
to death. He was u years old and had
come to Il Madison sanitarium for men,
tai treatment. He was walking with his
father when the train came, stepped to
one side in response to the fathers di-
recton and then threw himself under
the COW catcher.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
TIE BADGER STATE.
NEWS OF THE WEEK CONCiSELx
CONDENSED.
Gang Looted Cars in Transit-Nurse
browns in Lake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Boodler Is Convicted : Young Man
Throws Himself Under Train.

Existence Of an organized gang for the
plumber of freight cars by breaking the
seals on the doors while the cars are in
transit and throwing goods to the ground
at places agreed upon beforehand,
whence they are collected and sent to
Chicago for sale, has been revealed by
the confessions Matthew Theilen and
Walter Devereaux. A third man, Ed
ward Mason, alias Patterson, captured
with the other two, is implicated in their
he will be tried for one Of the most re-
cent of the robberies, committed on
moving Chicago, Milwaukee and ST
Paul train at a point near Corliss. The
youthful desperadoes made a desperate
fight when the police endeavored to cap
ture them in the home of Theilen in
Chicago. Lieut.. Schlau received infor-
nation from the Wisconsin authorities
that the men were in Chicago: He traced
them to Theilen's home. With Police
meG Kelly and Niggemeier he went to
the place. On the approach of the Off
GERS they were greeted with a fusillade
Of shots from the basement of the house.
The lieutenant and his men dashed
down the stairway and throwing them
selves against the door, smashed it
amid a shower of bullets from the men
inside. All three were arrested. 1t
was found they were wearing articles
taken from car which had been looted
May H. Sitting barefooted and discour-
aged in his cell, Theilen said: "There
are four Of us who have been conducting
these expeditions Systematically for the
last wear We have secured over 81 600
worth of merchandise by this thieving."
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Wieske Held Guilty.

The verdict i'll Eau Claire of the jury
in the case of the State against Vernon
Wieske, charged with killing his father,
was murder in the first degree. Michael
Wieske, an old man, was found dead in
his home about sixty miles from Au-
gusta, on March 4. His head had been
crushed in and the house had been set
on fire. On the preliminary examina-
ton, the son, Vernon, aged IS years,
pleaded guilty, but later changed the
plea.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
woman's Life Saved by Tramp.

After placing IL tramp in his wife's
bed for the alleged purpose of fright
ening her away, and failing to frighten
her, La Crosse machinist, attempted
to kill his wife by shooting at her. When
the revolver was pointed at the breast
of the woman, the tramp knocked it up
ward, thus saving her life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-05-27
Chokes to Death on Meat.

John Gallagher, aged GO years, a farm
err of the town of Omro, while eating
his dinner ut the Columbia Hotel in Osh-
kosh, choked to death on large piece
of beefsteak After being removed from
the dining room he tainted in front of
the hotel and the end came very short
ly.