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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
G. w. Burton and Miss Letta Stanford
Are Wed.

Conner W. Burton and Letta f. STAN
parsonage by the pastor wednesday af-
ternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Burton is a son Of Councilman Bur-
ton and is an energetic young man. while
Miss stanford is one of Wichita's accom-
plished young ladies. They have the
good wishes of their many friends.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26
In the Hotel LObbieS.
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w. Kelley, miller Of Hutchinson. was
1T the Hamilton yesterday.
J. C. Russ. of the kansas City Dental
Supply company, is at the Manhattan.
F. r. Lathrop of Dayton. O. is in the
city on business. He IS staying at the
: Carey.
p. S. Lowther Of New York is in Wich-
ita on business. He is stopping at the
Carey.
n. c. Davidson is registered at the
Carey while in the city He is from
New York.
E. c.. Hoas OF Joplin. Mo- was regis
tered At the Hamilton during the Masons'
convention.
Albert y. Nelson. with the Excelsior
Supply company of Chicago. is registered
at the Hamilton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

latter Will have no show of carrying off
the state honors.
McGiH and Bates will do the twirIing
for Friends and Fairmount in the opening
game Friday afternoon Both pitchers
are acknowledged by all to be the fastest
of any in Kansas college circles.
The lineup in the first of the three
games will be as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-26

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

ella. 20 which place ho had goEs
from Stafford. Arizona. lie was the
owner OF some huo norues which ne
waa keeping az the Elephant corral
Mr., clark slept az the corral and on
the night OF February 30 he was taken
with one oi the sleep. walking spells
whion he la said % have had fire.
quently, and very unfortunately IN
his wandorlnTs went over the bank
of the ditch that the nooda have
washed ont 90 front of the corral
when he fell ne broke two ribs aud
wrist and fractured bis SKULL In
some way he managed 10 get ont o.
the place into which be had fallen
and was found the next morning in
The residence part OF the city. wander.
ins around. completely beside himself
with suffering be was taken TO the
Ladies' hospital ana gwen every pos
sihlo attention. but bis injuries we're
TOO severe Tor cure Very little ls
known of ur Clafks relatives or af
1is former ne. DE was years or
aye and sront bis early NE ln mining
Iis sole posaeaaons az the time OF
h's death were thr fnc horses with
which ho came % Silver city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
a WHITE RENEGADE.
How Old Bui Williams Came 70 H.s
End Years Ago.

How old OH Williams Came 70 HIs
End Years Ago.
Some years ago white renegade
named Rili Williams ieft the hnunts ~
white men 20 escape the officers ami
continue hls lawloss ways. Out In The
desert 900 the routhorn part of Novafs
a band OF piute indians was locate
and thithof williams went Ho cor
ractod on alliance with tho red mes.
married a r1uRw ana iu n general way
identified h.maoe with the savage
Az usual. when an intelligent and un
pr'ncIplcd white man does Huch
thing. be- soon gains an ascondoncy
over the Indians and naturally ulel
them with a rod OF iron Hus aquav
had a daughter nc years ola and be
tween her and Young brave called
roncho "a feeling arose that might 10
called love.
Ccncho obtained a situation worklnr
0n Blrs place hut although tho white
man hai n0 objections to having
devoted servant 90 wait on him. he Oh.
.cctoi 90 the loyemakInE The cig.
cumstancos point 70 very s'nistrr
motive Tor this objection and a.
though Concho had boon dofrAuded OF
hIs wages tfmc ana agalu he stayed
out that he might bast in the smiles
~ hls duHky charmcr A. last one
lay williams ordered C0ucho from
the place but refused to pay tho bog
f1r hIs work with blows and curses
ho expelled him from tho premises aol
nred Few shots at tho rctreatins a.
ure A few DAYS iator Williams went
to Albuquerque ana Coucho followed.
Thoy ate dinner together and Williams
threatened 90 klll the Indian n be did
not leave the country
Whtlo Bill sat asleep ON the porch
iu a MONDAY riesta Concho went into
the cabin. took down a Winchester
and with a bullet finished williams
career which could have been ended
years before with uo loss to the wOrld
The Indian made no secret OF the
crime and the officers took him 'D
Phoebe where be- was hung.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
ROUNDED OUT NEARLY CENTURY
Rev. D. L. Gay Of Santa Fe overtaksn
~ the Pale Rider on His Ninety.
Filth Birthday

Rev. :. L. Gay Of Santa Fe overtaksn
~ the Pale Rider on Hiu Ninety.
Filth Birthday
Al 81. LuteH hospital &c. Louis.
Missouri. on the morning of March o..
after months OF sickness and wearl.
aoss. Rev. j. J.. Gay catered into MS
eternal rest
Thus ended a llfe oi most remark
able vlgor ana force. Born more than
ninetyfour years ago and retaining in
q wonderful degree bis interest in poo.
pie ana events. Mr Gays personal
knowledge connected almost two cen.
turlos of American history. His mem.
Org was a mhryel 10 an who knew him
sad as bis lifo was one OF varied AN Q
vide experience hIs personal reCoIlcc
Hons we're most interesting 90 an.
ar Gay was hom in Frodcll coun.
". North Carolina. iu 1909. graduated
from the historical university OF
North Carolina. Chapel Hill, and more
than 90 years ago was ordained
priest ln The Episcopal church 40 the
time OF DTS death. he was the oldest
clergyman of hI8 church DO length u
service OF American orders During
his long ministry be- allied parishes in
tae south and west AS woll as IN Cana
IA, and also hllgd the chair OF English
literature 100 the university of India.
M,
~ Gay came 90 Santa Pc on the
death OF his daughter about eight
years ago. and has served the church
AZ intervals during his residence qt
the Capital city re has also been
twice chaplain ~ the council % the
legislature OF New Mexico and his
friends of an crccds throughout the
territory arc many.
More than a year ago Mr. Gay ro.
turned 90 bis Go diocese 10 Missouri.
aad entered 81 Luko'a hospital FOR
The treatment of trouble % long
standing. lie had grown weaker Tor
sometime past and on account OF hts
advanced age. there has been no hone
Of his recovery The sympathies of
We community are extended 90 hia
wife who. after moro than "a years OF
marriei NE. survives him. and also 90
his son and daughter. the latter With
Whom he made bis home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
THREE DEAD As RE.
SUIT OF THE TRAGEDY
THE THIRD VICTIM or wuNDER.
wALpr's MANIA PASSES AWAY.

Max Wundorwaldts account with
God De- now i1ado up and when no
stands before the Judgment seat he
must answer. 90 addition to the sin
OF self destruction. Tor The murder uf
DTS two Innocent little girls. whose
cruel taking or is the most dcplorabie
feature OF lat Tuesday mornings
tragedy rays the ~ paao Herald of
March o.
The older girl. little Eleanor. dloi
at Hotel uicu thia morning at 3
o'clock The efforts OF her attending
physicians 90 extract the bullet from
hor throat proved futile and she sue
eumbed TO her terrible injuries after
two days OF suffering.
On the morgle 90 NaEloy a Carr's
undertaking establishment Oh solemn
array lies the sum OF madman'B
crime ON either aldo OF The murderer
aud suicide ave stretched the pale and
blooJloss oorpsos Of his two little
girls whose sun kissed locks. stained
with the blood cf their fathers crime
present spectacle that chins the
a0ui
Tomorrow afternoon o. the under.
taking parIora there viii ho a triple
funeral and tho last sad rites VIII ho
lil over The bodies 90 Max Wundcr
vaiit and hIs two l'tuo girls The
no o0u'c7 arc tcine lo0Eci ntcr by
.Ho Son. Of Norman. the German or.
'rr ~ which both Wuuferwaidt ana
h.s wife were members ana tho fr.
moral ormon viii bo preached by the
Rev. Henry W. Moore
Mra Wun1orwalit. whoae death me
Infatuated husband desired Hrst aud
without which DO bad 200 rauso to com.
u.f fhp other crimes will recover. un.
'..a unfurorn complications arise.
tha o. Improving rapidly and Ie able
I1 POO un sha Ie noa beginning i1
roal'yo tho owmInoss of the TRACED .
nj which sho came ncar being victim
and ont of which she m'raculourlv
.1mo on with hrr l'fn and woors AMI
means '0r her two little rirls her ro
us1l i1 give uD whom tn their father.
H.ulfol In their death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
FOUND DEAD IN MS
BERTH ON TRAIN
STRANGER suocUmBs ON ROCK
ISLAND TRAIN an ROUTE 70 a.
PAso

a man was found dead IN bic berth
on Rock Island train No 3 yesterday
morning 40 o'clock. az q passed
through Alamogordo south bound. An
Inquest failed 10 develop the cause ~
death unless q was heart failure. &C.
be- was apparently a healthy man. m
name on hlB ticket was w. A. Powell
and the ticket was from Chicago 90
Phoenix. Arizona Ile had street caf
coupon book from a Pennsylvania city
on hts person.
The funeral OF George Kerr. a.
Midland stockman who committed SCI
eide a. Alamogordo sunday. took place
Thursday morning. lutorment belnr
made in the Alhmogorio comotory
Both brothers OF tho deceased. nne
from birmingham. Ala. and one IRON
los Angeles, we're present Thoy we're
40 a loss 90 know why ho killed. hln
self because DC was won TO DO AMI
young and healthy He was a mon.
Der o. me odd Follows. holding mes
horship IN the Midland lodge Of NJ
order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
ALAMoeoRoo
Odd Fellows 10 Celebrate DRILLING Tor
Waaer-Lumber Mil Closed

ODD Fellows 10 Drilling Tor
Wa1er-Lumber Mil Closed.
hra W w Wood Is reported 90 30
suite ill A. her homo ON Texas ave
nus
Mru W. % Prlnglo and her two
sons viii leave Tor thc'r home in Chit
sago Mr. PrinElo win remain in Ala.
nogordo for several weeks longer
Mrs. Rosa rs R0salc8 who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. J. HW
jr.. returned 60 her homo Of san An.
tonic. Texas
hrl. Hart. who was operated ON 40
the hospital last week for appendicitis.
is getting along very nicely ana will
soon be out
Alamogordo lodge No 60. l. q. q. r..
will hold an olen meeting at the
knights Of PythIas hall on the oven
ing OF Tuesday the goth day Of Aprll.
that being the elghJynft Anniversary
OF the order.
Clarence Riley. a cOiored man who
came here from the east several weeks
ANN NN'N 30 NNNNNNlNNANA AANh 7 tuesday. .
A the time of hIs death nc was a
member Of the Atlantic Coast Sea.
mans union and also had an honorable
dlscss"ge from the United statos ma.
rlns service The deceased was buried
Al the AlamogOrdo cemetery.
Drilling is again Boa progress al tho
we'll south OF town Several wooks
delay was experienced from the fact
that the casing could not be driven
through tho numerous large powders
and a special rCamer had 20 be sent
FOR 10 ST. i.ouia Everything o. now
reported 20 DO working smoothly
again Tho dril is On the neIghbor
hood 90 790 feet at present
Tho mill closed down Thursday
morning about no o'clock for want OF
logs. Il was able 20 start up again
that evening. however. Tho scarcity
of loga Waa caused from Che hct that
she track up the mountains Waa be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
SUPERVISOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ts Date October tst Last-chaFgsl
Auainst Him Fully Diapr0yod

Te Date October tst Last-chargs1
Agalnst Him Fully oiaproyed.
tn Hanna OF Santa De formerly su
peTiutondont Of forest reserves 60 New
Mexico rocosed omc.1i notice Monday
evening from che general land omco
that that office mad beon abol' shot
BET that ho wac foinstatod az suporvIs.
% az the pesos forest reserve With
headQuartcra u Santa De from the
satc of his suspension October :. 1903
nj means that The charges mafc
against NJ Hanna have been fully i1.
vestlratpi and found 20 De- untrue
fis reinstatement is a complete vinft
cation from any and ull Of tho chargas
made
Mr Hanna hoe already resumed mo
aui e7 Of tho pra.tIou. This nowa viii
be received with qualification By Inc
people OF tho territory especially boz
thoso OF hlB section where Mr. Han.
"a Oh we'll known and whoro n0 stock
Whatsoever WIS iBkc1 ln the charges
nads against him. ro r. an efficient
and energetic public omclal and hil
reinstatement ia proper aud the right
taing New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

Tho MANAGEMENT Of the school ~
iolcoth over the liberal appropriation
congress has given the school. and Ell
are very grateful 20 Delegate Rodoy
Tor HE untiring efforts IN our behnR
We will have stirring times here ueHt
year
The good work OF boautifyins tts
grounds 10 nov Ia fun progress. ne
farmer % busy making blue grass
lawnn and the disclplinarian n plan,.
Ing flower seeds, painting the fehcss
and STRENGTHENING things up 10 geu.
cral
superintendent Allen rOturnea o.
Monday from a "trip Ia Canon Oity
whore he had been looking sitter ne
welfare of the Platro band OF lndlans.
recently put under bic care. he and
Mr. Rice spent Monday and Tuesday
a. San Felipe whore they we're a..
praising the Indian lands through
which the new railroad viii pass. I've
indians agreed % leave the entire
matter in Superintendent Aliens
hands and he has gone over me "a
tire limo and made a careful ostlmass
of tho value OF the land, etc.
superintendent Allen visited lalola
today 20 look after some trouble that
the Indians are having with the MsE.
leans over their water ditcheu
An interesting and instructive Eas
ter program iH being prepared y the
teachers and pupils Of the school. and
"a win he rendered on Enater ansr
noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
THE BEEF TRUST
TO o. FoUoHg eY wEsTERN
sTocKMEN AND 1--WE STOCK
ASSOCIATION

That the stockmon OF the west
backed by the powerful National Live
stock association. with lta millions OF
Interests, mean 20 carry out their pro.
loct OF establishing an independent
packing plant TO nght the beef trust
with all iis millions. is evidenced BY
the option that has been taken upon
the packing plant Jacob D0ld OF
Kansas city. This option Is now Ia
the hands Of Vice President L. D. VIII,
son aud treasure a. W. Plato Of the
organization AN the papers incident
thereto are also 10 the possession OF
these officers. who are certainly MAX.
Ing an examination 90 tnom With a
view OF formal acceptance at an early
date by the organization. according 90
secretary Charles Martin of the as.
sociation. just returned from the east
The option carries with o. lease
for ton years on the property Should
the Htockmen elect 20 purchase the
plant during or within The time speci-
nod. 90 win have that privilege at a
stipulated price. which price however,
B withheld for reasons Ihe DoId
packing house ls vBued 40 $1,000 600,
and IA located nt Kansas CITY 70 ls
practically q modern establishment,
and has been one OF the strongest
competitors OF the trust us capacity
Is sufficient 10 kill 5000 head OF cattle,
1000 hogs and as many sheep daily
according 20 Mr. Martin the capacity
's great enough 90 answer the bust.
ness OF stockmeu. who are pushing
the project 10 4 successful end
q o. probable that thia will be the
FIRST holding the organization Will 90.
cure Tine purpose is 10 establish one
large plant nrst and az the enter.
prise grows 10 purchase lease and re-
build others Doc ga the large packing
conicrs 20 the wcHt The stOckmen's
subscription for ihIs project which
was started several months ago. has
been growing apaco There has a.
ready been subscribed moro than
100000 Il is expected that before
the summer De- FAR advanced the total
amount needed Tor a beginning OF ac.
tive operatIons-tl 0O0OoO--will have
been secured. Meantime tho officers
Of the organization behind the enter
prise will arrange al the details nee.
oaaary 20 enter upon the packing bust.
ness IN earnest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

hottie, hereby given that "a ac.
c1rdanco with chap ca 20 OF tue acts
of the legislative assembly OF the ter.
riiory of New Mexico o.. 1908. and On
accordance with section Guo OF the
..t.i code 90 California. TIE Santa Dc
Pacific Hospital association. a corpor.
alton existing under ,ho awe oi the
territory Ut New Moyic.. ana the 8. G.
Hospital association. n corporation
existing under the laws of the state OF
California. did heretofore. on the ION
Gay of January hy action of their ro.
suortiye boards of directors. or tras.
Zoos aaHDntJd to 900 writing by three.
'0uIths 0f che whole number OF trus.
tors OFF fhH Santa Fp r1CInc Hospital
association and Hs three f0urths OF
Dbl. NHH.. HHm..U u. IrcOtur8 of the
IS 90 u.snH. a..arauUn. aRfDc and
fHIHru'.. upon tur generalization off
a.I1 Hu.rII tH.1el-I0n inc conHof
f1iluu io Hr Eaouu and designated
bE SANTA BIS COAST LIMBS HOspI.
iAI AssUUlATlu., and 90 Uo organ.
d uHH.r lta laws of l1o state of
California with u principal place
luauo.s 90 Ir. HuEp.UF Iu slII state
SANTA rr PACIFIC HOSPITAL As.
aD, IATlHN. b.. q o. WrtI o..
Ita Chairman
Attest
q. HOITET.DfF 1H
M..........
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
INFECTION OF MILITIA
COMPANY POSTPONE

Las Vegas. ~ ~. March "a.
Col John nofrodailo. Albuquerque N.
A.
Division commander has authorized
Dostponomont ~ inspection until next
Monday March 20.
w. H WHITMAN.
Ad.utaui General National Guard %
Ncw aCrlco.
Tho above telegram was received
hero This afternoon and IL an answer
Io o. request made by Col Borr0daliU
% have me inspection OF company q
ahich was Co hav9 taken place tom1r.
1w night. put On 30 that the com.
a1uy could have moro tliao 20 pre-.
pare t0r the IN poction.
This lime viii bo made good use 1f
and there ls now little doubt bat that
'ho inspection will be- mot with full
company and tactics thEt viii win.
stand the severe examination Of thc
Inspector
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26


New York, March aa.-Yalo. Prince
ton and New York University IN the
east and the University OF Minnesota
TO the west have entered strong teams
Tor the sixth annual intercollegiate
symnastic championship contest 10 be-
held 20 New = ork University this
afternoon and evening. Tho contest
this year Is Regarded no OF unusual
Importance. as The entries ln each Of
the events include the strongest men
in intercollegiate gymnastics
The program OF events Is about the
same a. in previous years and ia.
clndos the horizontal bar. side horse.
parallel bars flying rings tumblInr
and club swinging.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
GALLUP PARAGRAPHS


Special Correspondence
Gallup. N. H. March "a Mr. Crone.
meyer, trader al Allentown. Is 90 town
for a day or two.
Mr. Honveron has removed hla fam.
ny 10 Fort Defiance whore be Is EN-.
ployed
Willie Weldemeycr 10 quite ill from
an attack Of luhammatory rheuma.
tlsm.
A carriage conveying a party OF
tourists 20 Zunl loft here Monday NOR.
ming.
Mrs W A. Kroamer Ia recovering
from q auocessiul operation performed
Fast week.
Tho public schools were closed Mon.
day morning out 90 respect 90 the
memory OF a pupil. Etlenne Bonverou.
whose death occurred on Saturday
night
Editor Pease. Of the Republican. "a
arranging another party 10 visit the
poirlnod forest The trips made last
iall and last spring under be guidance
we're very pleasant
Tho Gamble concert was enjoyed BY
n fairly good house wednesday night.
Several parties from Gibson Clark.
VIE and points down the road we're
Ca attendance.
Mrs X. X Scott has returned from
Albuquerque. where she met Mr.
Scott on hls return from the east. and
remained Tor a visit With her cousin.
Mrs, Keller
Rev Robert Hodgnon has returned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Princeton. N. j.. March 25.-For the
eleventh successive year the chosen
debaters Of Yale and Princeton uni.
verBitloa are 20 meet this evening IL
a contest for supremacy The Yale
dobaters, who arrived from New Ia
ven last evening. are Jason Noble
Pierce, Frederick Erastus Pierce and
louis Otto norgh The Princotoa
team % the same one that defeated
Harvard last year and ls composed Of
D. 8 Hornblower. r " Good and A.
p Scott
The subject chosen for the debate Il
"Rosolvod That the United States
Was warranted in recognizing the indie.
pondonce o. Panama" Phncoton has
the Affirmative ans Yale the negative
side Of the proposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
Garter and Cole 70 Need

Philadelphia, Pa. Marcn a6.-A siE.
round bout between kid" Carter and
George Cole Is the attraction offered
TO Philadelphia ring followers for b.
night Cole pugillstlc stock has takeu
a rlse since hia defeat Of Harry Foley
the Pacific coast champion. and Ne
local admirOra expect him 10 give Oar.
Tor an interesting argument
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
T:RlTORRIAL
9 TOPICS .

Dropped Dead N the Houae-Otcro
Hut o. resident oi the west side. Las
Vcras dropped dead sunday nlght az
sbout 8 O'Clock. says the Optic Ho
hau hoCn Boo good health and had felt
wei up % The moment OF bis death.
tieari failure % rivrn a. the cause
~ BITE sudden demise Ha had gone
10 a church service ln ,io afternoon
and had Just returned home sitting
down ln char ho complained OF feel.
inr very faint. ADD died immediately.
Dr. Romero was called, but was un.
able i0 give guCcOr The deceased
vac ahou. 50 years ola Ho leaves a
vHr and family o1 chlldren.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

ing moved. and from now on Tor a
number of weeks there viii bo a good
supply The MIL has ben working
quite steadily TO- several months with
tho exception Of several days week be-
fore last
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

from a trip over his district John
Hodgaon occupied the pulpit AZ the
Methodist Episcopal church during
his abaoncn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Death From lnlurlss-On last Thurs.
day Al 10 o'clock. John CLARK died 10
silver city from injuries sustained
during late accident says the indie.
pendent Tho deceased came % 81
Yer city a short time ago from the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Fred Huuing. OF the nrm OF Hunlns
a Connoll general merchants at Los
LunaA ana an extensive growor Of
wheat and sheep. 10 IN tho city buying
supplies TO says that there Ia prac.
ucally no water 10 The RIO Grando a.
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