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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
LOS ANGELES BANK
TAPPED BY BURGLARS
AND OVER FiFTGEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS TAKEN OUT or SAFE
~ ESPERT CRACKERS.

q Ios Angeles dispatch. dated
November "a says One OF The
holdcHt rohberirs this city has ever
known aud TIE frAt bank robbery ever
perpci rated here occurred when bur
STARS drilled their say inie She cash
box of the Nlchi Bcl filnko japan
exc bnnh, un East FIFTH street and
sm away With fib.eAn " cash and re-
goiiabie paper.
The safe crackrrn were experts ana
lnft bot the slightest ciew behind
ihQm. The l,,ilcr are completely hnf-
ned. The fob Bitet every evidence Of
having been carefully prepared 81
master hands ~ the buFinoss Next
door 10 th1 hank "a a bicycle store
ahd u Nas through This store thEt tbs
EuiIia 81 ihe thieves into the hank lay.
fhfy forced she front door ana sf-
curing tools m the bicycle stop. esIt
hole In tho partition through which
they cfaWled into the bank roam.
IhnFe were evidently several Isl the
party Tor the hugo rieb0la safe was
rolled clear ~ no vail and tho bur
glas attacked Ii from htlind. They
drllHd through e thfce-blRhfa inch
steel plate. dug through i've inches %
cement. dfIiisa Through one-gnafi ~
lAeh steel plate and theme through a
Tires eiRhihs Zach slees plate 70 ne
cnsh box.
Several steel drills. together with
the tools taken FROM the bicycle store
Wefe found scattered about the room.
Tho BURGLARS nRee their escape by
~ same Nay they had entered the
bnllding.
= De- tFioi cath secured was tie.aAs
81 and 5000 sn notes, checks ana
drafts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
CLAUDE DOANE
FAILED TO ESCAPE
Smueeled a Saw Into McKln-
ley County Jail But Had
no Chance 10 Use II.
FELLOW pRlSONERptACHrDOS HIN

the Gallup Republican. which reach.
"a the city lasf nleht. furnished a
special dispatch 90 the HoFning
iuuf5ai" In regard 80 Claude ngano
attempting 10 break Jail AZ Gallup
some time last week The Citizen 10.
pfodaces the article from the RsDnb.
Aean. ihns giving nr1pcr credit 10
that paper and NOS raiWing OF On rs
r1ldprs state news AZ u "spceiai
hy way az the culumus ~ The Gallup
horuniicRn.
Claude Doane, the man in the
county San under indNimont tor TIE
murder Of Lyons IN ihis cHaniy last
summer Intended 20 SCI 0ui ~ the
jail SOME night this week. That he
did not succeed 81 due 90 the fact that
one OF his fellow pr'suners gave the
scheme away,
After being Indicted Doano was
taken 20 isil IN irons and put IN bis
cell and WA secnreiy locked ~ but
the bars ~ steel means nothing 10
him, a. ne was IN possession 81 very
ane hack SANS which he had Snug.
rItd into the iaii unknown 20 The ON.
ccr. IN some way. Without exciting
suspicion. one ~ the prisoners. an old
man, e0l word I'd sheriff Coddingion
that Doane was planning hiH escape
BY cutting away the bara OF hla cell.
The Ofilcefs went TO the lall and
searched fho indicted murdered and
/ found tWO Saws. One of the saws had
been fitted with n handle which be
I bad made from The handle Of lard
/ pail The Saws had been secured by
TIE prisoner before be was hrDught %
Gallup. and ne guf them inside the
iail hy hiding them IN the handagc
whicn was around one ~ his less. u
] yiil hD rcmemh, red that Doane Has
] shot ln The leg when he was captured
and ihe w0gGd was bapdagca fhe
ron 81 cloth made a good hiding place
/ for the thin SAWS as the hdndase was
rot scarcioi when The prisoner waa
| placed n he NcNlnioy county jail.
After iho officers l0urd the saws
they mad Dome Jake on az OF hla
clothes aud puf op others. Ne had
very little tO say and would not tell
where he obtained she saws with
Which he ilfcnded To cut his WAY
through steel fn short lived liberty
Had Deane had the chance 40 USE
hts saws. ~ could not have eacaped
Tor the construction Of the cells u
such that no hand hack saw VIII <,
through the bars. Edward Hart
bought the steel structure Of the ial
for the county. and when picking oui
tae Mind wanted here. had iast auci
schemcfs IN Wow as DOane. The PEG
pie making the cells gaye a demon
siration 10 show that u would he im
possible 10 saw the bars. The bar
are IN three pieces. two thicknense,
Of very hard steel and one of sos
steel. Doane could saw on the bar
Tor q week and stll b. a safe prls
( Oner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
COAST DEFENSE PLAN
BEFORE JOINT BOARD

Washington. D. C.. Nov "a - The
foiul naval snd military board, eaile4
% consider ihe fo.cailgd Endiculf
plan OF roast deionao. Ass BEEN hold,
iue several sessleus Feeenlly ana will
soon 81 ready in submit o. report 10
The pfls6fnl Tho work ua. heen
divided into aecslnus. N charge OF sab.
committees which arc maAlnr ihelq
inFoetlegiluns aua preparing their o.,
ports. which documents will be- lncog.
pDraie1 ln the complete rreorf az tho
cummiifee 81 which Secondary TAFT n
iht nominal head d b proposed lo
have ihe report ready ~ submit %
conRFess ai the coming session. AZ.
though the Incident IS Dot REGARDED
a. ~ much importance. since Il VIII
have ~ 4qpclai heaFluE 0u ihr huaF0s
prlAiiuns for Qualifications Tor some
wears tO come li looks a. Il u would
bf possihif 10 reduce lhe orialnai ~.
ilwties by several millions ~ dullnra
and achieve tho same Results ~ DE-.
Tense against au oneiAF from lhe SEA
az WAS c0utcna!aicd lY iho Endlcott
board ~ .WeuiY years ~ moro ago
The principal subject recently under
discussion Waa that % relation b. lhr
submarine and iit office As a part ol
fhr coast defense One proposition
haa seen iO do away ailh saimarlue
mining. hni me aftillfrisia 40 nni
abare any such confidence ln the
boat as il Admit lls value o. q fnhati
lutte fuf the mines The submarine
BOATS VIII however -afr a prominent
place in She neW coast dcfrnee plu
lnff Ilai much has been decided \
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
PRESIDENT M'cALL MAY
&c TIE NEXT 10 90.

New York, Nov 27.--ln explaining
his testimony Of last Friday. when the
statement was made that t56.720 was
paid 20 Andrew Hamilton, the "legls-
lative Insurance Eeneralissimo." ty T..
=. hCrgan A Co, Vice President Per-
kins testified that In 1891, J. p Nor
Kan a Co. paid t56.720 TO the Central
National hank and She New York Sc
curly and Trust company. THIS pay
ment was made. he said. upon request
OF President Mccall. of the New York
Life. 10 take up loans 10 Edward E.
Mccall and Andrew Hamilton, which
those Institutions had made a. the
request OF President Mccall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
TRAVEL TO YELLOWSTONE
ONLY $500 PEOPLE HAVE VISITED
THIS FAMOUS SPOT.

Since Yellowstone Park. "3he ma
tons playground. was opened to the
public twenty-five years ago, Il has
been visited By about 100000. The A.
tendance each year has been increas.
lng, but the railroads regard n as
small. considering the fact that there
are s000oND0 people IN the country
10 draw on.
~ N surprising 10 me that more
people do not 20 there" saba tour.
n, the other day. In the park are
the only Keysers " their Kind IN the
world. the only ones that approach
them being IN New Zealand Game
~ getting more plentiful there evefy
year. and while even the president
himself cannot Kill any OF them. they
are worth going 10 see. The buffalo
are thriving IN Yellowstone. saw
one recently that WAS really Wild. The
forty which were enclosed four years
ago have grown now 70 eighty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
NEW IRRIGATION BITCH
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION m
ESPhNoLA vALLEN--WiLL Dc
COMPLETED BY MARCH FIRST.

Work has been recommended on
the irrigation ditch in the Espanola
valley upon which construction Was
fira begun a year ngo and thereafter
abandoned The ditch will be twenty
miles IN length and starts at a point
above Chamita. when completed sew
cral thousand acres Of nne agricul-
tnrai land viii be placed under irr-
cation ana the crops raised thereon
viii materially Increase the output
and the prosperity Of that section OF
Rio Arriba county. II IL hoped that
the ditch will be completes and ready
for use by March list. A large mum
Der OF men and teams are employed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
RAILROAD NOTES

George y. Nelson. travelling lnspoc.
ior Tor the Santa Re refrigerator
service. was an AIhuquerQue visitor
yesterday.
Special Ofncer G. Lawrence Davis.
II the Santa Ne. has been Transferred
from the lOcal yards % the Santa 20
yards "a Bclen
p. r. Zimmerman has resigned as
niehi ticket clerk az tho local station
and viii seek some vocation other
han raliroadlng.
Al. urimshaw travelling freight
and passenger agent Of The Santa re
has returned 20 hia headquarters At
Santa re
PASSENGER engine 1910 brought
freight down To- Las Negus from RAJ
ton Thursday Il ia q brand neN en-
eino and is bslng broken in fof pas
songcr yum
G. A. FolloNa Of Topeka. who hniit
the new shops IN Ia junia. has been
given The contract for the construction
oi the Rock Islands new tbOOOo
round house % Horton, Kan. and has
hcrun actual work. The new airic-
ture will he ~ brick ana win com
tain Events seven stalls
lie. barney. conductor on the Mex.
| lean Central. a. said lo have been
taken into custody by the chihuahua
state authorities for using nnneces.
sary violence IN eiertiug a passenger,
but no Information to that effect has
! been received by Iuarez officials Of
She road, They doubt The truth % the
report
Gardner I.aihrop. general solicitor
FOR the santa F'e. left for his head
quarter III Kansas CITY last nlght
after directing the defense In the
Santa ~ rebate case. a motion oi
which was argued IA tho court yes
tcrday Mr. LathrOp o. very forcl
BILE speaker and a very able lawyer
yer.
r. W Nudge. engineer ior the Ian
try-Sharp company IN Aho canyon, ar
= rived from Bolen this morning Mr.
Nudge says that bridge No / IN Al
canyon on the cus.ofi. Is completed
and that the work Of placing the stce
girders On bridge No has begun
Track Is being laid ihrough the can
! yon from the submit nc Abo pass n
the rate ~ 600 feet 4 day.
"a. W. McNamara, formerly AZ
aGent NJ the VI Pas0 a Southwestern
railway. has becn checked In &C Tol
rance o. Joint agent for the ~ Pas
a Southwestern and sauta 70 Contra
railways Ia place OF j. w Mayes. ~
signed The latter goes 10 Santa ~
where be- will take charge on Decem
her ! OF the local Office az the Posta
Telegraph company. Vice n. r. ON
son. ro2lgned.
: The New Mexican says: n. =
: Cornell. OF Hufalo. general agent O
7 the passenger department; Of the bal
llngton Railroad company. AZ BuIalf
and bis Wife. have arrived in the cit
and ave the guests Of Mr and Mrs
=. q Cartwright Mr. and Mrs Cul
nell will remain several days EMO,
ing tine climate aud viewing The man
points of interest Ia and arOnn
Santa Re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
CAPTAIN BENCHED
THE MANAGER

In 1855 John >. McCloekey was
maRaging owner Of the Houston club
10 the Texas League and hlii Joyce
played third base and captalned che
team. Mccioskey played right fold.
The race was a hot one and Houston
WA IN the fight for the pennani. In
q close game one day McCloskey
made a number OF errors and his
naylng made defeat seem sure for
the teani
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

m ARIZONA, AND THE SANE
rRouBLe ExieTs ~ NEw
MEXICO.

Territorial school Snperlaiondont
Layton 81 Arlaonn. Says iheie IA sun
an embarrassing lack ol school teach
crs throughout Arizona. and h0 has
frequent pleading letters from mhool
trustees who are pinlng away for the
Influence Ol q nice acnOql "mafm' 20
bond the tWlvf IA the hack conHflcs
so that The future trees viii inclinc
gracefully n seems that the rislng
generation IN Arizona IL consuming
Informative faster than 4 cen ho sup.
Oiled by the eifcte. over populoua and
boasiiui east. Taih about intelligence
la Aritonni The Western Kids are
reeular eiuii0as for knowledge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
MuTlNV This TIME is
NO DRUNKEN ROW

sevastopol, Russls. Nov. eh.--( ~
layedl This city Is in the control OF
mi ilnous sailors and soldiers and the
greatest disorder prevails. Troops
are being hurried here from Odessa
Mrs. J. r. Barraclough. who former
IL resided here. but for years a resi-
dent Of Oakland, Cali Is IN the city,
Mira. Rarraciough ~ the owner 81 some
valuable real estate In this city. and
has an Interest with the A. A. Grant
estate IN the crystal Ice works.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02


Great Chief 81 Records, Great councn Of the United
states, improved Order Of Red Men,
Residence. Chicago. Iilnoia
Born IN Connecticut, 1866.
SON OF REV " Brooks, D. d.. congregational
clergyman.
Moved "a Austin. Texas. At the asc Of fourteen
Entered yao university Ia 1855 graduated 1857.
Since graduating has resided In Chicago.
IN 1880, ai The age o. twcniy-four, be was elected
republican member OF The legislature
HAS beon a member Of the Improved Order oi Reo
Men since 1899.
In 1882 became member OF the Great Council Of
Illinois where he served successfully as Great sannap.
aud Gpeat senior sagamorc and IN 1894, was elected
Great sachem.
In 1886 he entered the Great Council Of me United
States.
In 1897 elected Great Chicf OF Records or nn-
nols, At which time the membership Of the order
only 20o0.
In 1894 voluntarily declined further recollection 40
Great chief Of Records or Illinois which time the order
had 10000 members Ia the state.
IN 1900 was elected Great Chief OF Records OF the
Great Council OF the United states since which time ne
has been unanimously re-clected.
he Is considered 10 have Of the most upto date
onices In the United States
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

This Is the modern and most anc.
ccsflnl way Of curing such allmehis
as Headache, Bioaunq. Heartburn,
Poor Appetite. Cramps. Indigestion.
Dyspepsia. Female ills, or General
Debility. We urge every sick per
son 10 start today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
PRESIDENT REMOVES AN
ASSISTANT Y. 8. TREASURER.

Warrington, Now 81 President
Roosevelt today removed irom once
William b llfh. aaglaiaDt uullcd
States treasurer nt Philadelphia, for
constant and Persistent tlolallon 81
the clvll service lav while IN once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
Glll NEWS

To those who are aictiy and run
down. or whose slomachs have gone
lack on them. wo bring the good
heWs that they car BE- cured. but
they must give np Old methods and
commence tahlne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
TRYING TO SAVE HUSBAND
BEAUTIFUL WIFE or AMERICAN
SENTENCED BY a MEXICAN
COURT TO EXECUTION FOR
MURDER, CLEAvEs TO HER
HUSBAND TO THE LAST.

a special dispatch from Roswell
says:
why OF course would not want
HIM 20 be shot; mat would he heart.
less" was the answer o, Mrs. G. s.
Hsrle today. az the home OF her par.
entr. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Virgins,
IN this city. She Is the wife Of Dr.
O. =. Harle, who was sentenced TO DO
shot AZ chihuahua by Judge Rei1 this
week. she declined 60 give m opin-
i0n In regard TO the case. only 10 say
that Il would be appealed to the sn-
preme court Of Mexico. and that she
hoped for more favorable resuits.
Mrs. Harle was formerly Mas Nora
Virgins Of ~ PasO, and was a society
belle in that city. In August, 1890.
she was married 10 Dr Harle at VI
paso. who was q prominent pracfic.
Ing phyeiclan at vi paso NJ that time.
Al the time Of her marriage she was
declared to be- one of the most beau
tlful women In the United States, and
IN spite of the great trouble that she
has been under Ia the past three
years. her remarkable beauty has not
faded n particle.
Or. Harle was sentenced 10 be shot
with G. r. Richardson and William
Mason, Americans convicted Of the
murder 81 two men IN Chihuahua for
life Insurance money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
OFFICIAL ANNouNcENNT
or MECHANICAL CHANGES.

&. ". Taylor. mechanical Euperin-
tendcnt officially announces that, 81.
fectiye November 18th. tho following
changes were mads Ia territorial as
signmpnt uf road foromen Of engines
On The Western division 81 the Santa
Re.
John ~ Ross N asslgred exclusive
N "a tue Rio Grande division, with
headquarters W San Marcial.
The territory OF John A. Carroll IL
extended 10 cover the third district,
New Mexico division, and restricted
on the Albuquerque division 20 cover
the first division only.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
Great Ineohonss Great Council o. the United states TN
proved Order Of Red Men,

cree, Inoohonse Great Council o. the unlssd states In
proved order Of Red Men,
Born in Norfolk Virginia. December. 1855. Has
sided In that city continuously.
AZ The age Of hfteen he became printers apprentice
Has bad ali the hard knocks atoncan upon shat line OF
business and today Is Of the prominent printers in
Norfolk
Joined Black Hawk Tribe NO 81. o. virginia IN 1854
since which time ne has been active member Of the
order.
In 1887 he became a Past sachcn and entered tho
Great Council Of Virginia.
tie elected Great sachsm Of Virgins " 1921.
Entered the Great Council OF the United States In
1893
Was appointed Grand Mnepa Of the Great councii
OF the United States IN 1894.
Member Of the committee Constitution and Laws
Of the Great Council OF the United States In 1886
Was unanimously elected Great Junior Sycamore sr
the Great Council United states 1902 and Great
ia saEam9Ee 1904 and became Great Incohonce March
60 1905 osag the death Of the then incohonee
Thomas w. Watts. OF Alabama.
Brother Cherry IL of Imposing stature being SIX feet
two inches TALL and has a pleasing smile and an anahlo
manner. which has made him OF the most popular
members OF the order.
While not orator be speaks with a force and car
nestness that commands and close attention
his hearers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
BIC INDIAN CHIEFS ARE COMING TO ALBUQUERQUE

. o. by o. oras
United States Ss
Rec in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
r. L. WILSON REELECTED
rntnTn Wig auEafnNNT

Thomas T.. Wilson. editor OF the Ia
bor Advocate. published In this city.
has been notified Of his recollection as
fourth vice president Of the lniena-
tinnai assoclation III Machinlsta. hy O.
referendum vote OF AL the nearly 30,-
500 members 81 tire organization,
Wilson 81 one ~ the vice nrcaldenis
of The maehinisis who Ia hooking AFTER
the Interests OF the members Of shat
organization along ihe Santa ~. bis
territory being the coast lines Mr.
Wilson vii continue % make his head.
quarters IN San Bernardin0 for the
present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
SIXTEEN MILLION TO
oET A WATER SUPPLY

Kingston. n. ". Nov. g7 The
State Beard % Wafer supply Com.
missioneFs viii hold session here
ihls aitoinoon "a the conrl house d.
hear arguments IN ne matter Of Haas
klll region iof Greater New YOrF nf
an expense ~ nor morc than $4,000.
0n1 This plan wa submitted ~ zoo
city water Board and accepted By Che
State Board AZ those Interested Ia
me matter bsre been Invited % attend
The hearing and submit any argu'
menis or objections which iaey may
rave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
CONTRACT LET


FOH Nav ROAD
Deal Brothers a Mondenhall. OF
Sprnsviile Utah. have obtained the
contract 10 Grade senator Clarta
Los Angelos nuilfr0e railway. 20.
tai OF lis miles, from Las Vegas Sc.
yada. } Ross CLARK. who has returned
lrpm Salt Lake CITY authorized the
announcement that al the aoeHmeuls
have been signed ealGd and deliV.
cred. The successful arm ~ one OF
the best known in the world 81 rail-
way construction doing buEinest IN
she west and ouly recently 6 Oh.
iainod a contract INVOLVING D large
part Of the mlleago of GcOree J..
G0alh's Western Pacific rsilway.
President q Ross Clark. 81 the new
Los ABEelos.ilulliros enterprise, says
that under ihe terms Of the contracts
signed the new llae must be graded 60
entire distance within ave months,
from December !. ni which time nifty
teams VIII No placed on the work,
tne number % be added 20 a. may be-
necessary. 10 "a expected that about
D mile Oi steel Will he placed 10 posi-.
tion daily. the railway company do
ing that work lls5if
The Clark enterprise VII involvo
an expenditure OF about 81 800 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Col VI o. 1foer. who WAS down IN
southern New Nexlco on a husluees
trim to the ranges ~ the Victoria
iRnd aud Cattle company has return
"a 10 the city Ne brluFs glad tidlnsa
about the coalition u the ranrca. hna
reports the cattle Ia che best condition
possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02
YOUNG FIELD IN

Chicago. Nov Physicians ~
Murshall Yield JF.. have lssued q bull
letln stating that Bis strength ia rap
IDLY failing The family have bten
summoned - the bedside
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-02

Mr. aud Mrs. Noa llteid returned
to the city last night from an extend
"a visit 10 Europe.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
MYSTICAL NUMBERS.

The philosophy of Pythagoras was
founded on numbers, and the so-caIled
mystical numbers have always inter
ested thinkers. Nine. for instance, is
one OF them. cat Is said to have nine
lives There are nine crowns in herald
~; possession Is nine points of the
law. The whip for furnishing evildoers
mas nine tails. the idea being that fog
glng Dy a trinity of trinities is more
eff1cacious. The hydra has nine heads
Leases are for 90 and se9 years. The
angels were cast out of heaven and nine
days they fell. There woGld seem TO be
some mystical charm in the number
nine, else IL would not be mentioned IN
so many curious connections At least
II is pleasant TO imagine so.-Boston
Globe.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
DEATH FROM TUBERCULOSIS
FASTENED BY ACCIDENT

Injuries which William Schofeld. forty
years ola, Of 92712 E street southwest,
received on November on the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad at Sixth street and vfr-
einia avenue, are believed, to have has
tened his death, which occurred at Prov
idence Hospital last night.
he was taken to the Emergency Hos
pital suffering from a fracture and lac
erations OF the. legs. He suffered a
great deal and grew weaker each day.
fne railroad company finally had him
removed to Providence Hospital, where
e was discovered that he was suffer-
ing from tuberculosis Because of his
weakened condition he was unable 10
combat the disease and died last even
ing.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

! road, it will be one of the best equipped
in the United States
In speaking of the conditions that
caused so much criticism not long ago,
the superintendent said that all OBJ
stacles had been removed, and that, ex-
cept in case CT accident, there is no
more delay in schedules
With the opening of the new rail-
read bridge" he continued, "the worst
cause OF delay passed. The crush on
Long bridge ended, and we We're en-
abled to get our cars through. Then
the extraordinary rough winter, which
tied up things some, is over. and be-
fore the next one comes we will have
in operation 100000 worth of rolling
stock that no kind Of weather can tie
llp''