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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
BATTERIES ARE BACK.
Twelfth and Twenty Second Return
From Target Practice.

The Twelfth and Twenty-secopd hat
teries returned to Fort Douglas yesterday
after their annual target practice in
Strawberry valley, where they went ON
July Is. Lieutenants 6. X. Greene q, r.
Smart and G. r.. AIlin were with tn.
batteries. Colonel BENJAMIN G Lockwood
Captain Briant II. Wells and Major Allen
NJ Smith. surgeon have returned To the
post, after visit TO Camp Sugar Springs.
First Lieutenant William g Keller. as
sistant surgeon, has left for the carnD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10

VICTORIA CROSS
DOWN TO STRIPES
Story Of Sam Grice, Who Gets Sem
tenee of Twelve Years.
OFTEN BAFFLED SLEUTHS
HAS ALREADY SERVED TWO
PRISON TERMS.
OFTEN BAFFLED SLEUTHS

sam Grice. burglar, is a long step from
samuel Grice. hOnored member of Her
MaJestg's army and holder of a Victoria
Gross IL has taken eighteen years TO
make Inc desce-t. Uncommunicatiye as
TO ms criminal history, Grice is likewise
silent on the Victoria cross subject but he
was awarded the medal years ago. For
the next twelve years this man. one of the
most Interesting products Of the local
STltnlhal held, viii have time to cogitate
Dehlnd bars his life during the past ten
years IS : criminal He was sentenced
~ JuHSe Armstrong yesterday TO spend a
dozen ;-ears IN the sta.o nenitentfar,
Sricc Was lucky. He had the recommen-
udton 81 the Jury to the courts mercy
or ne cli"ht have hal to spend a much
ionge eriod behind bars. The limit is
twenty years.
ITS an "ornery" little crime for Sam
Grlce who so often has baffled the local
OiilceFS; Tor which to be sent up on the
west Second South street MAY % He
which he earned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
PERSONAL.

DIR. James f. Talmagc, who was called
very suddenly to the bedside of his Oldest
son. who was lying i'll in San Francisco,
has returned today The boys condition
Is much better.
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Luce have re
turned home after a four weeks stay in
Seattle and Portland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
IDAHO FORESTS ARE
FlERCElY BURNING
Especial to The Herald)

Boise. Ida. Aug 9.-Reports are com
ing in at Council to the effect that
the lumber fire on the head of Cotton
wood creek is still raging fierceIy
Other fires have broken out at several
places between Council and Long Val
ley. A heavy fire is also reported on
the headwaters of Boulder creek in
the Seven Devils. This valley is filed
with smoke to such an extent that
II is impossible to see anything at a
distance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau

Maximum temperature. s. degrees: mini
mum temperature. % degrees: mean tenn
perature. f6 degrees. which is 1 deEree
above the normal
Accumulated excess Of temperature since
the flrst OF the month. ] degree
Accumulated excess of temDeratrre siDca
Jan. ]. $U degrees.
Accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since the first Of the month rs inch
Accumulated deficiency of precipftation
since the first OF January 10 inch
Rebekah day at Saltair, Friday. Aug.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
Family in Court.

Mrs. Grice ard two children. were in
court yesterday morning when sentence
was pronounced. Sam took it coolly, but
ms family made no attempt to conceal
tears of grief. Some of the less senti-
mental officers, recalling Sans habits
wondered why.
Grice remarked that the sentence meant
he would die in Jail. sIe is now about
fifty years of age and if he earns his
GREATS should be out well before the
three score mark Therefore. the auth
critics look to see his gloomy prediction
unfulfillcd.
The district attorneys office has been
congratulated on all sides on the convic-
ton and penalty melted out to this unique
" successful pen dOdger."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
WESTERN PACIFIC LET'S SIlOOO,OOO
CONTRACT FOR BUILDING OF ROAD

New York, Aug. 9.-It is reported
among railroad men that the William
kennefick construction company of
Kansas City has secured the contract
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
OLD PEOPLE
AND THEIR TROUBLES

Old People have more of the pains.
aches and discomforts of life than do the
young. This Is perfectly natural, be-
cause their blood Is not so vigorous. nor
their powers of resistance so great, and
troubles that younger, healthy constitu-
ton could resist often af1ict them.
ta,-rh and suffered with its effects for
many years. tried various remedies
ard doctors, but with no good result.
and read it CAREFULLY. decided S. s. s.
was the medicine / was in need of and i
dreadful, and as was getting along in
years had most of the pains and all
ments incident to that time of life; but
21ter taxing this great remedy for avv lille
began TO improve aud soon found my
self strong, well man. I am now more
good, because take an occasionaI b OH lie
OF s 3 s.. Nothing equals it as a tonic
to those needing such a rnedicine
Fordyce, Ark L. s. LOCKRIDGE.
Rheumatic pains, sleepless nights,
hckle appettes, etc, are not imaginary
with old people, as is sometimes thought.
They need q medicine that will supply
their blood with its lost vigor and build
up and strengthen their constitutions.
). S. S. is the ideal remedy for Old Peo-
pie 1t IS made entirely from roots,
herbs and barks, and does not iniure the
system in the least as do those medicines
containing mineral ingredients. S. S. S.
is gentle in its action, purifying the blood
of all poisons
- - - and relieving
49, go 49, old age of its
- A discomforts by
80 ERzS 49, supplying a ro-
bust, healthy
PURELY VEGETABLE. constitution. 1t
IS the greatest
OF all tones for increasing the appetite,
toning up the stomach, promoting the di
geStlon and building up the entire system.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
Boosted He'd Escape Law.

SIX mOntnS ago Grice, suspected of an
olher mlSdeed, was questioned by one of
the detective force. sam was seated in
the rear room for a saloon. He heard
the queries of the sleuth. held his counsel
moment, and then looked up and said :
Joe, you know I'm a thief everyone
does: But you'll never be able to stick
sam had some reason for his boast He
mas more than once eSca ned from under
me nose of the prosecuting officers when
u seemed as though they had at last
started him over the road. True he mas
served probably seven years in all in pris-
on lie served two full terms of three
ana TWO years, respectively, for robbery
time out of mind during his eighteen
years residence here has he done time
jaiis.
Yet whca the officers wanted to stick
MN on something really worth while Sam
managed 20 Get hold of his horseshoe
and the sleuths fell down. Therefore his
conviction several weeks ago of burglary
created more interest than is usual about
the iOint building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10
OUTING EXCURSION
Via Oregon Short Line

To northern Utah and Idaho points.
August 18th. Greatly reduced rates,
and long limits. See agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10

Utah Commercial travellers, Cache
Valley merchants, Ogden merchants.
Provo merchants-all at Lagoon Satur-
daY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-10

Rebekah day at saltair, Friday. Aug.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
PARTNERS WANTED.

DRESSMAKER wanted as partner; must be
good cutter and filter: no money required
For particulars address box S4s. Liyermore,
Alameda County. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23
IEEETTNGs-suEDAy.
MATRIMoN1AL.

"Ss. EBE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sun. Thur and
-ues. aiternoon. e6T san Jose ave, nr. .4th.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

WANT TO purchase small ranch of from 8 to
40 acres. improved with fruit and berries:
irrigable: prefer running water: must Be
suitable for vegetable raising ana chickens
near school and town; Will pay $500 cash,
balance ] and years; must be bargain; ;
state price and complete description by let
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

MAR Market st-2 large. well lighted bsse-
nerts for storage or manufacturing. side
Nix elevator. Fon Rhein Real Estate Co.,
Of california st
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Coumbua. s. G.. April 2I.--Colum.
hp Is nlny.ng host 40 n most disiin.
ru'sbed gathering of educators and
others who have assembled here to
fplai 0f several hundred for the
DiFhth annual session Ot thp Confer
rncr for Eduoaticn Zoo The South.
Prominent among those present le the
the party nf educators. philanthro-
plats ana others brought from New
sn-'anf aud New fork as guests of
Robert S Ogden thc founder and
president of the conference. others
among thp visitors are state super.
'ntanlents OF public instruction and
thc presidents and professors of lead.
ing colleges and universities from
Maryland 90 Texas and from Missouri
90 Florida
This afternoon there were meetings
of fhp various committee t1 complete
tho nnal details of rho conference pro.
gram The formal opening takes
place in the Columbia troatro this
oyrniufe Governor Hcyward viii
greet The visitors. President ogden
win deliver bio annual address, and the
tho session VII conclude with an nd.
dress on "A Southern Interpretation
oi tho Conference for Education by
Professor Ge0rEe g. Deun of Wash.
ingfon and Lee university. The regu.
lar husluCs sessions OF the conference
VIII begin tomorrow morning and con.
tlnuc through Friday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
MANY GATHERINGS IN
WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE

Columbia. 8. O.. April "a. This
vaa another interesting aud busy day
for the educators in attendance on
the annual session of the Conference
un Education iu thc south. Tho fea
turo of the forenoon session was an
address by Dr a. g.. True. a director
Of thc United States department OF
agriculture. on the subject Of the
teaching ot agriculture ln the public
.ch0ols Vt the south. This after, pom
Governor Hayward received the Wis.
itOrs at the state capitol.
For the evening session an nttrac.
tive program has boon arranged.
Among its features will bo addresses
hy ExMayor Seth low nf New York
Cty. Superintendent W n. Hond OF
Chester. 3 c. and superintendent J,
n Phillips Of Birmingham. Ala.
Tho superintcndents OF public in.
struCtion OF the southern states held
the principal session of their annual
meeting this morning. Among those
taking part were Superintendent
Hines OF Arkansas. Hlll of Florida.
Martin of South Carolina, Merritt of
Georgia Whitfield OF Mississippi
Cousins Of Texas. Myndera Of Ten.
nosseo. Southall OF Virginia. and As
we'll OF Louisiana.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

SURVEY FOR RAILROAD
FROM DURANGO TO CAKANEA
Is The Colorado & Arizona, and the Phelps Dodge
Interests Have Scored First Victory
I'm Big R0iIFOa0 Fight

a party of nueen surveyors ar.
rived IN the city this morning from
Grants. 20 which place they drove
overland from Pueblo Bon.to. settle
mcnt on the Navajo reservation aud
situated on the boundary line Of san
Juan and Mckinley counties
Tho party is 90 charge Of Engineer
W a. Larson ana comprises two sep
arato surveying corps ont OF sly en
that have been running railroad lines
ONT of nurango Colo, ana Farming
ton, \ 81 The following surveyors
ale n tho fwo corps W ". Larson.
w X. FELTON,, q. II. Parsons. Charles
Eadvs. william g. Carey. r. B Carey
Howard snodden. William Gillian
William Reagan. Lorenzo n Sanchez
Elton McWnlen. v. o Wear. q. l..
Wallace. n N Hake~ and Hugh Ma.
horten.
IN talking "a Citizen reporter
Mr. Larson was somewhat non .c0mml-
ial about what the party was doing
and what railroad they were survey.
ing line for However, % ia de-.
hnltcly known that they represent the
Arizona a. Colorado railroad inter.
osig. N ls understood that these corps
have run two distinct lines from
Durango. Colo. TO point known as
Pueblo nonlto. On the Navajo Indian
reservation. Here they stopped and
another party representing tht same
interests wiil ruu IA line lFom @ point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

In southeastern Arizona 20 Pueblo
Bonlto.
The party thar s nov in tae city
have practically husJed their work in
New Mexico and VIII leave toWu row
tor northern Mexico. where they viii
run a line from a point u the STATE of
sonora 20 a place ln ihp mining dis.
trict composed oi Douglas and lishCc
in Arizona. and thence 20 Clifton.
n haa been known for a long time
That there were numerous uIrroata
lending an their efforts toward having
tne o si line from thg coal fields OF
Colorado ana New Mexico Il the
smaltors ln Arizona and Me,aDo
ALTHOUGH o. b. not positively hnown
10 Is believed that the line iust sur.
Neyed Tor Inc Arizona a Colorado rail
road Is "a Phelps Dodge project, who.
with The Southern Pacific railway.
own immense Hmeltcrs az Douglas.
It this is true then the Phplps
Dodge Interests have secured fhe first
vicl0y IN the 0ght for ilne tlat will
furnish tho means Tor getting coal 90
these smCliers aud at the same time
give an outlet for the productH of the
smrlterH
The active construction OF the rail.
road viii no doubt be- started at once.
as half Of the proposed route hls been
surveyed what DO w moan to the
western section OF New Mexico can
readily be- surmIsed. a. it WIIl opOn
up a section rich in mining yrf undc.
Foloped irult Iaising and farming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
FRANCISCO SANDOVAL
ADJUDGED INSANE

Yesterday afternoon the time Of The
district court was taken up with tav
ease of Territory "a roi vs. Fran.
cisco Sandofal SaBduvai was rc
ported hy iho authorities 0f the town
pl sandoyal a. being insane iio was
examined by Judge Abbott and &C.
cordius in the Testimony OF the ~.
tonding physician and others b. was
shown that snndOval who was form
erly uu inmate OF the asylum nt les
Vegas. had suffered relapse Hc
was adludged insane by the court
and ordered cOwwitted 90 tho asylum
8gain
To-day the attention Of the court
WAS occupied with the divorce ease
OF Anlla saWinllo Whna Yorsui
stephen B White
The cases against The several "a
loon .eu charged with violating the
Sunday law are scheduled 90 come
up the nrst thing IN the morning
Some interesting developments ar,
expected lu these cBfes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
COLORADO SOUTHERN
WITH GULF EXTENSION

san Francisco. April "a. The EX.
amlaer today says "a D. Huntington.
George B.uckcr and Edwin Hawloy,
Wuo own large Interests in tho Colo.
rtio d Southern Railway company.
Ir SAID I0 Dee p'aIunlng t0 make that
road One nucleus ol great syttem
ono 1f ihc'r plans D. 90 extend the
road lo the Gulf of Mexico, Fo as To-
hat, Is through iiuo between Denver
and Galveston. The route iO Calves
tou oan io accomplished by the pur
chase of thr Trinity a. Hraaos valley
railroad and the conat uctlon Of 100
miles oi new road. The extension
HiIl take year tl complete. Win
Gao completion of fhiH extension au
arrangement VIII then ho made with
thD nenyor a RIO Grandc railway
uy which tho Colorado q southern
can roach San Francisco over thp
new Western Pacific Concerning
hnancoa, Che Colorado q southern
company DO is known. have made IA
mngemcuiH hy which several swifa
and Berlin banks aa "a syndicate have
agreed tp purchase fl7N9N,30O refund
Ing mortgage 4 per cent bonds oi the
company The syndicate also pro.
vidos $40 OuU.0OO iu cash Tor taking
over tho FORT Worth q Donyer Clty
road and completing ihe extension
io Che gulL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

unetOn hitherto rector of HAT church.
phia. whitehead. of pittshurs Talbot
of Contni ponnsy ylwnia and soy
mour of sp pingaeit. ill
bishops Seymour and BurrcEs pre-
scented tho candidate. and the sermon
was preached by Bishop Potter The
c0nserratlOn rsolf was performed hy
Bishop whitaker assisted hy Bishop
whitehead and bishop Talbot
The Kf Rev james Horny Darling
tuu fho new bishop of Harrisburg
was born Boo R 0nklyu ln 1856 and rr
colyod his early education iu the
University uf tho CITY ot New York
He was ordained q deacon To- 1852 and
% nr.ef thc same year Bee was ap
pointed an assistant pastor of Christ
Episcopal church. WILLIAMSBURG iu
1859. lnd 70 yoif later became Cos
pastor llo wac nn archdcacun of
brooklyn from 1896 to 1904. and for
several yoa q has ben rector OF Christ
churDh oi that borough
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
LOOTED MANY ESTATES
PLACED m ris HANDS


Niwauage. April 2l Frank g nIg
Glow. tcIautns bank president. has
confess aUd an indebtedness tu the
bank. Jho commercial luatltuuuus and
f2tns uf Wmrh hr hHi rbHrre. whicn
VII agrcgafc between feunD.OUO and
f3UUo 900. AND based Du hIs comics.
sion "a voluntary petition Boo bank.
lupicy has been 0Iri in the United
states District court This petition
contains the names 0f as many ot
higcloas creditors as ho eau remOm
Dor. tosothrr with .lst ol his aasosts,
on Ndlgh h.gcioWs valuation ia }l.
$4,000.
uy his own Admission his creditors
extend al over tuD United states. One
estate has been looted Dds Indebted
ncss tu the hrudhcai estate being
100000. % o. believed that other
trusts hold hy thr former banker have
also suffered Those iAm'Iiai with
WbW ulurma .nu can De- Steamed from
tho former banFor fgar h'H liabilities
viii run up considerably moro than
,hU present estimate
The schedule of assets aud lIahill.
ties was made up lruW memory. Big
Glow had o icw pencil memorandums
wurlh were tho only record kept hy
him. The revelations aa 90 the ays.
tenn oi bifcloWs method in conduct.
Ing large affairs. are such as 10 stag.
ger tho belief OF bankCr
The nling Cl this petition in bank.
| ruptCy wIl neccssitatc tho Withdrawal
/ of the securities which we're turned
Z over by Bigelow 90 the First National
bank This Viii not affect tho bank,
] however aa the guarantee of directors
and stockholders more than covers
tho deinloati0n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
TWO BOYS ARRESTED
CHApoED WITH TRESPAS6tN0

Tw0 boys were arrested this after
nunu un complaint of s g. Jackson.
manager uf thp American lumurr
c1mgauF, ior trD8pnaaing on fbe c0m
uanyt property
The boys are charged witl braklnH
through The fence cuciOslnr tbD prop
wrty uf the company iuc. WurH
later released upon their persona
rDc1KniganCe.
Manager ilckson is very strict lu
the enforcement ul all rules and reg
ulati1uK. pec.aly whore iuiring
ment. violations or attempts are made
t0 luiufc or Interfere with tno com
nnny property
Undoubtedly the yiolators viii ap
prccinto The ienicncy shown thom in
thls lufraction of the law and tber,
viii hc uu more trespaaaing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
AMATEURS SCORED
DECIDED HIT
In Presentation Of Mrs. Wiees
Of the Cabbage Patch 1t
EIkS' Theater.
NEAT SUM REALIZED BY SHOW

a large aud apFreciatlyo audience
greeted the amateurs who took part
.n the performance Of Mrs. Wigs OF
the Cabbage Patch" lahs night at the
ElAs Opera ho1se Mrs. r. f. Med
olor az Mrs. Wigs scored decided
hit and added much local color 10 the
piece. Tier Interpretation OF the char
acter was as good Il not better than
many of The leading parts taken by
travelling companies
Mrs la Is. Bennett as lovey Mary
was an that could be- desired and
dl ing the third act introduced tho
new sons, Way Down la New Mex
icu. wfittcu by Stokes Anatomy Ben.
nett formerly 0i thia city.
Mrs Maynard Gunsul t0ok the part
of Miss liazy The old maid. who o.
onticed through the matrimonial agent
aud aic pa on by Mrs WlggH to
marry one stubblns. a veteran OF the
War AIRS Gunsul provoked o burst
ui laughter every flmD she appeared
on tho stage.
Mr. Wigs who went 10 California.
make a fortune aud whu turned un
gt thu unexpected time was carried
ont well by l.. G. Bennett. And The
scene ut Mr. and Mrs Wigs meet
ing iu the last act was executed right
up 40 the standard
Mr. j. j. Wilson In the character
nj stnbhlns who was injured ln the
war and b. trying vory hard 90 got
pension was the best ever Stub
bins made "a hlt With bis drunken
song ana the appearance ho made in
his wedding suit Was the envy OF
every young man prcaont
Miss tatcllo l.owins0n as Miss Lucy
aud Mr. Scott as Mr Bob met che ap-
prevail Of The audience
John Zee Clarke scored al Blly
WIsgs. and when lnyey Mary nnd
BlllY performed their love making
scene ihc house was in AN uproar
Mr Arthur IrmhlD Hurp lscd many
uf h.a closest friends hy nis infcrprD.
iHiipu oi ihr character of 10. H. "a.
ionfa che matrimonial agent and also
tho ahfrN n b. undersiood that Mr
IrimllU success bias already spread
abroad nnd that he Rill receive offers
from many prominent companies in
NN' near IANNlNf
hir ana Mrs schultz a. pf0'feyed
bY Alton no. Was and Joseph Fried
berg we're fho hcu yei and thclr
makeup was the limit
Ibg three Wiges 8.ffora. Australia.
Sire Aadlrr Aaia Mfa Harry rs.
N0fo. and Eunoncna Mira Joe Camp
hoId. were very much in evidence.
$3.50 Rose ava a go9i deal toward
hrepins things moving
Say Bennett aa Chris HAY, was
very good, az also were an tho chil.
d,en of me patch
Vakou as whole tho show WAS ex.
cellent aud Ear surpnsFes many OF thc
travelling companies which have play.
~ at The Opera house since its open
lnE and the factors and aCiroaaes'
are 10 bc congratulated on their sue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
WARNED AGAINST TWO
BASE BALL PLAYERS

D. A. McAteo an r. W Flynn. base
ball players who we're signed By the
Bluos have proven 20 be- scrubs of the
lowest order. says the las Ncgas
Optic AFTER ohtaInlnE all the credit
they could from various merchants
they skipped towa. beating their
hoardiughouse Keeper and their land
lady. % Is reported that those rnsCals
have zone in Colorado with the idea
of sisning with some OF The ball clubs
Base bah managers are waracd o.
look Dui for them, as they are wholly
untruslWouny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
RELIGIOUS PEOPLE
ARE IN CONFERENCE

Woriua 3 " w. Z. n. Conference,
Paris april gB With songs oi
praise followed hy .oasou of
so'omn prayer the worlds conference
|of tho Young Mems Christian aas0.
|calnn. Tor which preparation have
been u progress for Oyur year was
lppenci boz Paris today The confer.
cnce Us attended by delesaJiuus from
|mure than twenty-five countues
|amung them Japan. India. China
South Africa uud Australia, in aulI
liun tp ihc countries of mpr0pe ANA
america The United states aud Can.
ada are particularly well represented.
an lho formal opening "a great rocep
lion Was given 90 Sir George Williams
l., hng and whose personal effort u
|Hottlng together q little band of young
|men in london more than half cen.
/ Jury ago resulted in the esiahllshmen.
III the organization which now has "a
Worldwide momborehin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
ALOHA DELTA PMS MEET.

New York. April 27.-Tho Alpha
poitA Phi fraternity, one of the lars.
est and most prominent Greek letter
societies uf America. began ns soy
onty.third annual convention in this
city today with headquarters at the
Hotel Astor Hamilton vs.. Mabio Is
the presiding officer of 'ha convention
aud among other prUmiaolt partlcl.
pants are Edward Everett Halo. Pres,
iaeut Raymond of Union college, ANA
Justices Brown and Holmes Of the
United states supreme court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
FRANCE APPOINTS A
CONSULTING ENGINEER

Washington April 90 Ambassador
lu Grand .lds5 informed Seer ctary
Ial tHlf tho French government bad
decided un 81 GuUurd as thc FfUuch
member U tho board uf consulting
engineers attached io tho is'hmHu
canal .ummUaioH M Guorari la one
ui lhr FrcDch eoyernm lrt engineers.
bo'nE Inspector general DCa ponies ei
ChauHsicF.