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The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
LAKE WARAMAUG DESERTED.


 Lake Waramaug now presents a de- serted appearance. No open house for the traveller on the south side till he reaches Berkley Morgan's and on the east side till he reaches Mrs Fran cis Taylor's. Carl Borger has been absent from this place the last two days of last week, the first vacation he has taken from Dea D. Burnham's employ in a year.
 William Smiths oldest child has been seriously ill with croup the past week. The Catholic priest at New Milford was called for baptism on Sat- l urday evening.
 week, to prepare dress for Miss Alice
 Buck in New Milford that Miss Buck might appear in proper costume at a reception given the English Prince in New York, who is now being entertain ed in above mentioned city. A Salamagundi party was enjoyed by the young people and few little older, at E. B. Meeker's, last Friday evening.
 Hull & Tyrrell are applying a coat of paint to Hon Nicholas Staub's ho- tel and cottage at the foot of Lake Waramaug. B. Lockwood of Norwalk joined MT and Mrs c. Hatch at J. B. Stillson's house, last week, and enjoyed the bird hunting till Monday of this week. MT Lockwood has been favorably known about Lake Waramaug for the past 30 years.
 Mrs E. H. Beardsley returned from Bridgeport on Monday of the present week, accompanying her sister, Mrs George A. TOmlinSOn.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
SOUTH KENT,
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The people who are to have tele- phones in their houses in this vicinity will soon have them, as the poles are being set.
 Mrs Emily Wedge of New Preston is visiting at Rev M. B. Howland's. : Walter Jennings is out with his threshing machine helping his neigh bors get their grain ready for use.
 Mrs Mary E. Bolles of New Preston is at Mrs Ralph W. Howland's, this week.
 MT and Mrs J. w. Chase are spend- ing a few weeks in kent
 Mrs $. M. Hufcuu is spending a few days at her old home in Macedonia.
 Walter Jennings has recently pur- chased fine bay horse.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
WASHINGTONe
CHURCH NOTES.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held their thank offering meet ing on last Thursday, in the chapel. Miss Hinsdale, from Winsted, gave the ladies an interesting address, Light refreshments were served after the meeting.
 The Daughters of the Covenant gave delightful afternoon tea on Friday at the chapel.
 The c. B. Society had a very pleas ant social in the Town hall on last Friday evening. Halloween games were played and caused much amuse- ment for all present. They had a can dy sale in connection with it, which more than cleared expenses.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
FORTY YEARS MARRIED,

MT and Mrs Orestes HickOx reached the 10th anni> ersa1y eff tleir mar rage On last Tues lay, November II.
 Work on the Green has commenced and is progressing rapidly. It will Ee a great improvement when completed.
 The rural delivery post man, Sher- man Clark, who has been very ill for the past four weeks, is now improving and able to take short drives each day.
 Miss Helen and Paul Farrand spent few days, last week, with cousins in in Bridgeport and New Haven.
 On last Saturday evening, the boys of the Ridge gave a banquet to open their new club house. The guests numbered about 40 gentlemen.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
HERS w. EDWARDS INJURED.

Herb W. Edwards of Des Moines, Iowa, got fall on an icy walk last winter spra ming his wrist and bruis- ing his knees. "The next day." be- says, "they were so sore and stiff I was afraid l would have to stay in bed, but l rubbed them well with Cham her]ain's Pain Balm and after a few applications all soreness had dis appeared.' For sale by k. H. Beers x Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook: W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. E. Blakeman, Botsford; $. J. Parks, Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
BETHLEHEM,

N1NET1ETH BIRTH9AY OF CAPT STE
 PHEN HAYES.
 On Saturday, November 12, 1905, oc- cured the 9Oth anniversary of the birth of one of Bethlehem's $ most es- teemed citizens, Capt Stephen Hayes
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
LITCHFlELD COUNTY,
NEW PRESTON.
SCHOOL NOTES.

SCHOOL NOTES.
 The following pupils stood 80 and over in their examinations for the month of October in the Upper Grade Room of New Preston Village school: A Class: Laura Bigelow, 98; Reba Ly- man, 96: Evelyn Wright; Inez Cable, 95; Rachel Coggsweil, 84; George Cable, 8l; Gertrude Winters, 81; Clara Mo Han, 80. B Class: Alice Coggswell, 9l; John Murphy, 86; Ethel Morgan, 8l; Ruby HOlcomb, 80. c Glass: Els ther Borger, 100; Elsie Coggswell, 93.
 The following pupils were present every day during October in the Up- per Grade Room of New Preston Vil- lage school: Gertrude Winters, Reba Lyman, Inez Cable, Clara Mo Han, Evelyn Wright, John Murphy, Leo Wright, Joseph Wright, Ruby Hol- comb, Laura Bigelow, Esther Borger. DEATH OF REV GEORGE POST.
 Rev A. H. Post returned home, last Saturday afternoon, from Bon Air, Tenn, where he had been to see his son, George, pass from earth away by strangulated hernia. This son had been commissioned for about 10 years by the American Missionary associa- tion as pastor to the miners at Bon Air. He left wife and two sma4 children, besides his parents and b: others and sisters, to mourn his un- timely decease. His remains were in- tered in Bon Air cemetery on Sunday, November 5. His memory, it is stat ed by the newspaper reports, will be long cherished by all his parishioners, as being most lovable and faithful pastor among them. MT Post again l occupied his pulpit here, last Sunday morning, and preached a most beauti- full sermon from the text found in Psalm IT, 18th verse. The writer felt it to be one of the best sermons MT Post has ever delivered here, and by the at- tentive interest and feeling manifest ed by the congregation present, it was evident that all were in sincere sympathy with the preacher in his discourse and the views he took of Life'S brevity and reward.
The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
Hon Allen w. Paige, The Donor of the Handsome Flag to the Center District i'm Sherman.

MT Hayes is still hale and we'll and for eggs and to Waterbury on Thurs day With his son, Samuel P. MT and Mrs Hayes gave a reception to their many friends on Saturday from until 5 and from ' until 9. MT and Mrs Hayes received their friends in the parlOr and light refreshments were served by the host. The townspeople presented them with very nice up- holstered chair and several other pres ents were made. MT and Mrs Frank Judd of Watertown brought beauti- full bouquet of chrySanthemumS. Among the guests present from out of town were their daughter, Mrs Henry Canfeld, and her daughter, Miss Lucy, son, making four generations present; also grandson, Attorney A. P. Hayes of Waterbury; Mrs Abner Allen, her daughter, Mrs Botsford, and Miss Bots ford, Robert Mallory and family of New Milford. Letters of congratula- tion were received from D. H. Judd of Hartford and Mrs Abram Bennett of South Britain.
 AT EXTENSIVE POTATO RAISER.
 E. W. Benedict is sending two car loads of potatoes to Florida for seed. MT Benedict is one of the largest po- tato growers in this section. He har- vested between 5000 and 4,000 bushels this fall. He has a two-horse planter, a riding cultivatOr, One-hOrSe spraying outfit, a two-horse hitler and four horse digger, so he is able to care for his crop with but little handwork. Dea and Miss lice Rir6 have pOne to Orange City, Fla, where they have built a cottage this summer.
 MT and Mrs J. B. Sanford and MT and Mrs H. I. Smith attended the play, "Old Homestead" in Waterbury, last Friday evening.
 Mrs Augusta Thompson King of Boston is visiting friends in town for a few days.
 Miss Belle Thompson and MT John- son of Waterbury were at J. B. Thompson's on Sunday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

the lines 10 Texas Tho gardena will
contain a veriety Of ga den products
In addition to large assortment oi
nOVcra and shrubs. u ~ Intended
that the gardens shall prove a source
~ Joy and an attraction 20 passengers
travelling on the lincg
n. w Clapp has secured a vacation
ION bis dutles as agent for the south
efn Pacific az I.ordebUrg and will
visit each Of the knlrhts Of pythiau
lodges In the territory. Mr.. Clapp IL
graEi chancellor. which Is the Highest
ONCE In the order, In the territory
and Il IL part OF bic duty % vihll
every lodge In the territory during the
year he holds the oficc
u esldont Colquhour. OF the Arizona
& New Mexico railroad was In Lords.
burg between trains, enrotue 10 Cali
fofnia. 20 join the directors Of
the Arizona Copper company. who
are nov visiting ina, state Mr Col
quohun eXr ects 90 sail for Scotland
on the "a Of June. TO poin Mrs Col
Quhoun and his sons. Who sailed last
y lday. and the family vii spend the
summer IN Scotland
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

Penn Mutual Complies With Law.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance
company OF Philadelphia, Penn, has
complied with the Insurance laws OF
the territory and is now authorized 70
carry on rs bushes In the territory.
A. NJ. Bergere Ga appointed general
agent Tor New Mexico.
Proposals for stone Barn.
Scaled proposals for the erection OF
a stone barn at the Zuni school will
be received al the Indian qfice until
2 O'Clock In the afternoon OF May a.,
1905. The plans, specifications aud
Instructions TO bidders can DO exam.
med az Tho Citizen eiiloe.
Certificate OF Increase Of Capital.
The Stephenson-Bennett ConsOli.
dated Mining company In the Organ
mining district. DOna Ana county, has
hled a certificate In the ONCE OF J. w.
Reynolds, secretary OF the territory.
giving an increase Of capital from
$1,000, 600 TO si,260,000 divided into
l.250,0O0 shares at 81 each.
New Companies Organized.
The following articles Of lncOrpora.
tlOn have been field IN the ONCE Of !.
w. Reynolds, secretary OF the terri
tory;
Title Guaranty and Abstract com.
pany. The incorporators are p. y.
McCAnna. Summera huFkhart and
Thomas =, Morrln. all OF Albuquer-
que. The purposes OF this corpora.
ton are TO ecqulre, purchase, own, and
sell abstracts OF records Of Bernalilio
county and elsewhere. TO make and Is.
sue abstracts OF title 10 real estate: 10
guarantee the title OF real estate; to
acquire, purchase, own, sell and deal
la real estate, and 20 carry on a gen.
eral real estate business. 10 act az
agent In the collection OF rent and the
care Of property; to act as agent for
are insurance companies, and 30 carry
on a general are insurance. real estate
and abstract OF titles business. The
principal place OF bualneas.k Is at
Albuquerque. the term of existence Is
ffty years and the capital stock Is
s25. 900 divided into $50 shares az 800
each. The number OF directors shall
be not less than three nor more than
ave and those who shall manage tho
buaines Of the company for tho irst
three months are y ~ McCanna.
Summers Burkhart and Thomas y.
M0rrin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
MCKINLEY COUNTY IS LOSER
Will be Short $3.50 in the Various School Funds
Under New Law.-FOur Saloons Less.

The new law. which went into effeci
on the 18th day Of March. will have
the effect Of closing 80 least four ga
looms. two gaming tables and one slot
niachino IN the immediate vicinity OF
Gallup. says the Republican
The fact that few, more OF less,
saloons exist H. a matter OF small i'm
portanco 10 the man who does not
stop TO consider the eject uu the com
munity. so far as dollars and cents go
Most men. without giving the matter
any thought, are apt 10 conclude thas
there still remain enough thirst par
lors 90 satisfy their desires along this
line. a fact which no noe can deny.
The law which closes the saloons
near Gibson and ClarkYillc provides
that no license shall be- granted for
the sale 81 malt. vinOus or spirituOna
liquors a. any place. In any county, Ia
this territory except within the limits
OF a city, town or village containing
AZ least one hundred inhabitants. and
any officer authorizing or issuing a
license contrary 20 this proyialon shall
be deemed guilty of mlsdemeanOr
and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished hy nne Of not les than
one hundred dollars nor more than
ave hundi Cd dollars.
The law also provides penalty Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
sy Vim. q. Kenny.

Philadelphia. pa. april go sophie
Beck. queen of confidence women, u
believed by many % have been the
brains Ut The storey Cotton company,
the get rlch-Quick scheme which gath
erred in 81. 500 900 Ia four years.
While this IL not exactly true the
postofiice inspectors and secret serv.
ice men say sophie has more brains
than any woman they ever dealt with.
The woman's right name Ii stella
Beck She wa1 born on q farm Ia
Gales county Illinois, In 1873. From
her childhood she hated rural life.
She graduated from the bloomington
Normal school. taught for TWO years,
learned shorthand. and IN 1899 Sc
cured position with a Chicago
board Of trade arm Here she met
Francis. Howard and Marin and was
employed hy them In their getfich-
quick scheme. TIE Security Savings
Society" q blind race pool. Marin
posed NJ Edward Dunno. When the
police got busy with this. the men
escaped with 100000 Marin and
sophie went 20 Frisco. Thence they
were traced 20 New orleans, where
they were arrested They got out
some way ana Marin deserted sophie
for his cal wife ~ BROOKLYN. This
was In 1893.
sophlo's career after that was va.
rlod She visited her parents aud was
next heard from 10 Philadelphia with
a musician named Millar This was a
few rorths after the Storey Cotton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

from one hundred 10 Ave hundred dol.
lars and from thirty 20 ninety days In
iail or both. for All who persist In
conducting saloons contrary 70 the
act
The saloons which viii BE- closed uu.
der the new law viii be- those belong
Ing to StephnnO 4 Noce. aud VI HOi.
ando, near Clarkvllie. and 20 AuRist
Richter and ~ haritor a Co.. near
Gibson
The four saloons each pay 500 a
year ~ license into the county. There
are two gaming licenses which pay
5000 each license, and one slot ma
chine, which pays ESQ license. making
In all $3.50 a year license which the
county Will be short
A. this license ali goes into the
school fund. the educational lnatisn.
lions of the county will suiier The
Ciarkville school district SIe6 and the
general school fund s234.
The law provides that where the
saloons had the Licensees taken out be
fore the act was passed that they shall
be- allowed 10 continue business until
the licenses expire StcphanO a Nocs
are the only ones who will be com.
polled 10 close AZ once. a. their license
expired On April 2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
STRANGE STORY OF SOPHIE BECK;
WOMAN WITH MONEY TO BURN

times. Prof HodRin from MA personal
investigation - peculiarly fitted TO dis.
cuss this subject.
The commencement invitations have
been sent out. Il Is the purpose 20
follow the plan OF last year. Caps and
gowns will be worn BY faculty and
seniors n ali the principal events OF
commencement week. The fact that
Pres, Andrews Of the University Of
Nebraska. Will de liver the address Is
enough in itself to make the week
notable.
Prof. Crum who had charge Of Mrs.
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch" IL also
the director and leading man of the
caste IN The Rivals" the University
play 10 be given at the Elks' opera
house next Tuesday evening, May 2
Al $3.50 D. m. The price OF admission
has been fixed at 90 centa and IN.
cludes reserved seats. Three hundred
and Atty tickets have been cold and
the attendance promises 70 Justify the
faithful efforts of the n ,dents and
their friends TO make the play a sue.
cess In every way.
Among new books recently ohiains
for the Library are the Land Of POGO
TEMPO. The Empire Of the Mikado.
a Century Ok American Diplomacy,
naedeker's Italy. Eiy's Principles Of
Sociology, Mrs. Ady's Painters Of Flor.
ence, Hiscox's Mechanical Movements,
Complete Works OF Lopez De Ayala.
The intercollegiate Athletic meet
will be held on "Wednesday. May 10.
The A. 4 NJ. college will send ten o.
a dozen contestants As the Indian
school has no track team. the meet
will be a dual one between the Var
sity and the Agricultural college. This
Is the third annual field day between
the schools and will decide the poses
sion OF the Learnard cup twi~~ won
by Las Cruces. There will be twelve
events and the time required makes
u necessary 20 begin early IN the
afternoon OF the tenth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The highest constitutional
k % pass law make regulation restricting the OF
deprive individual
Of law violated By the
20 make ls own contracts the
he AhaH
hardly possible O abaala
Of the brief reports far
Of labor and children
highest These
OF me state and Intended
evidently tho minority OF the thought possible
ut Aehaed 20 he regulation OF The
81 % the
are within the urisdon Of the
ousht not to NEEDLE with them Let
view necessarily results from the principle that
matter ordinarily Of the national
Judge Harlan hnka
as he dssens - clear that him W.
attempts 20 regulate by the hours
The question that raised that OF the
rsht OF the individual
welfare The belief
OF most individuals protected by restrictions
individuals 70
ordinance Columbus
barber abops be Ninety
rostricon
A few greedy fellows
TO do lose business The liberty Of the
inclined n
which
worked out by II desirable
all desirable
enforced throughout the United States New
the
The other learn wisdom through the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
A CREAMY FOOD

SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil prepared as a food
not a food like bread or meat.
but more like cream; in fact,
il is the cream Of cod liver
oil. AT the same time il is a
blood-maker a nerve tonic
and a hesh-builder. But
principally il is food for tired
and weak digestions, for all
who are fat-starved and thin.
tits pleasant TO take children
like II and ask for more.
Wen ssud Yoa . sample. irss
SCOTT BOVINE, ~ Pearl s''es', Me- yoft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The students OF the University are
spending the day In Bear Canyon ON
tho annual picnic. Trimble's big car
ry-ali went out this morning crowded
With boys and girls In high spirits.
Last Wednesday evening at the Ii
braTy building. the students gave Miss
Brown . pleasant surprise With a tin
shower" The evening was spent
PLEASANTLY with old fashioned games
and ended only when the fruit and
candy had been exhausted.
Prof. HodglR addressed the students
on Monday taking as his subject The
School Laws OF New Mexico" lie
traced the develolgnent OF tae school
aystem from It's earliest days 20 the
present. calling attention 20 many
strange and quaint customs Of early
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
PUBLIC FUNDS ARE
RECEIVED az TREAglll


The following public funds have
been received by Territorial Treasurer
j. X. Vaughn.
w r. Martin. clerk Of the third ia.
dicial district, fees for qua ter ending
March 81, 1905. Si2G.97.
Carl NJ. Ord. clerk OF the nth Judi.
cial district, fees for the quarter end.
ing March 81. 1870. slO6.6l
J. G. Dunn. treasurer and collector
OF Otero county. taxes for 1908, 81.
1867 taxes for 1904, t106.6i.
II. o. Bui sum. superintendent OF the
territorial pcnitentiary. convicts
earnings. sfsf3s.
John r. WOlford. treasurer and col
lectOr of Union county. taxes for 1908,
fg3.f7. taxes for 1904, $500.
Palmer Ketnor treasurer and col.
lectOr Of Mckinley county. taxes for
1909. $3.50; taxes for 1903, siT7.1S;
taxes for 1904, Ss925.
J.. A. Canning, treasurer and col.
loctor OF Lincoln county, taxes for
1904, f3747.
W. y. Williams, treasurer and col.
lectOr of San Juan county, taxes for
1909. SG5.il taxes for 1903, $3.50
taxes for 1904. t375S9.
J. NJ. Faggard, treasurer aud collec.
tor OF Roosevelt county. taxes for
1904. sSOs,62.
=. Lea, treasurer and collector OF
Chavcs county, taxes for 1902
si7I3b; taxes for 1903. s97. &C.; taxes
for 1904, S5Si.i7
j, ID. Walker, treasurer and col.
lector OF Guadalupe county. taxes for
1894. S32f4S.
Donald stewart, treasurer and col.
lcotOr OF Quay county. taxes for 1903
S6b.ib; taxes for 1904. S5A5.65
Oscar LOhman, treasurer and col.
leotOr OF Dona Ana county. taxes for
1902. 1915: taxes for 1903. fl3T3S:
taxes for 1904. s34S.97.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
o'LEARY RESIGNS rs
SANTA "a DETECTIVE.

Tim OToary, Who has resigned AZ
special agent for the Santa ~ com.
pany. 70 accept the position Of under.
sheriff az Pueblo. Colo returned
20 the city from the Mora court last
evening. accompanied by j O. Wiley.
OF Albuquerque, a witnes Ia the case
against the box car thieves The
brakeman. who were detected ia the
act OF hurelnrizing a car loaded with
dry goods at WaEon Mound, were con.
yicted and were sentenced at Mora.
The names of the hrakiea are Walter
q. Brewer. OF Little River, Kas.. aud
Walter A. Brown. OF Galesburg. ILL.,
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

MRS. W a. LAIlMER. NO. /.
company was born, In 1901. One day
Milar received some Storey lliera,
ture. sophie recognized the gangs
work and visited Marin. She knew
too much SO the next day. as Eatelle
Collins. she WAS Installed as manager
al 5000 per week Exit Millar
Sophie moved TO Jenkintown,
quiet suburb, where she was known
as "the woman with money 20 burn"
She picked up with Richard Graham.
driver OF a feed wagon. and married
him. A few weeks later he was made
president OF the Graham Novelty
company, az SALARY Of $4,000 per
year and Offices across the hall from
those OF the Storey Cotton company
on the houree. Ia the Storye Offices
she was Esteiie Collins In tho Ora.
ham Offices she was Mrs Richard
Graham. She lived a rapid life and
her ability 70 drink large quantities. Of
liquor was the talk OF the city
Before the crash came abe moved
out her automobiles. furniture. etc.
The detectives gay she prOviaioned a
yacht for three months and escaped
on n with her husband, Marin, his
wife, HowLrd and lAtlmer
hranciE ~ Marrln's career IL the
most remarkable OF all the conspira.
tors IN the great Storey fraud. He
was born IN the hard coal regions OF
Pennsylvania. became telegraph
operator, then a lawyer. He embe2.
sled $40 900 In Brooklyn from an aged
woman named Mrs Caroline Barry
lie fied 70 Europe, then To South Am.
erica. Ia Colombia, General n. O.
J0lfriea, then a revolutiOnist, made
him a colonel. Marin fought with
distinction 10 Colombia. was wounded.
captured and escaped by the aid OF
y0uns woman who fell In love with
him. He turned up In Chicago a few
months later In 1858, without a cent
The next day he was selling shoe
iaces and collar buttons lie assumed
the name OF Franklin ~ Stone. After
a week Of almost starvation he got q
Job In a clipping bureau al 81 per
week. u was run BY Stanley Francis.
This IL where Francis aud Marin
met and was the beginnlg Of the IN.
holy alliance. One day Marin saw a
crowd around the ONCE 81 q get.rich.
quick concern. Il was a bowling mob,
demanding money Marin wade
speech, organized the crowd into a
depository protective association.
was deputed 20 represent the clients,
and thereupon held up" the concern
Tor quite a sum.
This suggested an idea to Marin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

MRS STANLEY FRANCIS.
OF a longshoreman She married Mar.
rim when he was an operator He
bought her all the luxurles. when he
struck Il rich When he had to Zee
from Chicago she had nothing and
went to work In candy store az 81
per week 20 support herself and two
children.
In Philadelphia she directed the
business while Marin was away.
Marin, living then as Judge Frank
lin ~ stone, was wont to refer 10
her as The worst she.devil God ever
put breath into" She Is missing. too.
The one who has the real sympathy
0f the public Ia Francis wife She IN
believed 20 be absolutely innocent
oven % knowledge of her husbands
Affairs and she lies at their beautiful
home. Frustrated by the crash.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

"The Atlantic cables ara 20 clOgged
that the companies rant keep % with
the business" remarked smltaers.
Goodness gracious, but che com
panies must lack enterprise" said
Mrs. smlthers. why don't they pull