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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
M'NkLLV LEFT TO-DAY
FOR CHANUTE, KAN.

j. p. McNally. who for many years
has filled the position Of supeflnt"nd'
ent 81 the Rio G9ande division OF the
Sanin re. with headquarters az San
Marcial, arrived IN the city this morn
ing froni the south. and loft on No.
2 for Chauute. kan. whore he goes
20 take the position Of assistant super.
intendent Of the Southern Kansas d.
vision. Mr. McNally was accompanied
by his steuographer. A. r. Howard
The trip from San Marcai 10 this
city was made IN the superlntendenfs
private car The party consisted OF
l.. A. Morrison. who succeeds Mr..
McNaliy az superintendent Of tho Rio
Grande division; Trainmaster +. ~.
Smith. OF San Mareiai, and Y. NJ,
Ciongh, roadmastef Of the Rio Grande
division.
A number Of SIR, McNally's friends
were al the station 10 see him on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
RAILROAD NOTES

Master Mechanic NJ. J. Drury. Of
the Santa BE, with headquarters 81
Wlnslow. Was IN the city today on
onlci&i business.
Mrs. Frank link, wife % a Santa
re Central cmDloye az Esiancia. who
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Records,
has returned "a Estancia.
T.. VI COPYRIGHT. formerly city mar
shat OF Las Vegas has been appoint.
"a 10 an the position 81 special ON
cor on the western grand division OF
the Santa Re, made vacant BY the
resignation OF a. =. Carver, who was
appointed as chief az the secret sotY.
Zee depart mcnt Of the Rock Island, by
General Manager ID. u, Cain. recently.
L. Fiqua. Of the auditing depart.
moni of the VI Paso a Northeastern,
has returned ia Alamogordo with hts
bride Mr. fu1ua Was married 20 Miss
Floy Patterson al S. Ioo no. June
2s. Upon bis return last week he
found bis desk loaded with ~ Oi
silyerwage the sir Of employees Of the
AUDITOR office
Jim Cashlon. manager for Brant
Bros. received on Saturday last The
contract in ITO an the grading FOR the
spurs connecting The + a ~ with the
Arizona smeltlng companys smeltcf
az Val Verde Arizona, about 20 be
erected. and also an Of she cement
work 10 aggregate The amount Of con
tract IA $4,000
Charles J. Laniry Of the lautry
Sharpe Construction company. whica
T. buildlnA the Beien cut-On faf che
Santa Re. was In the city q few hours
today Mr.. !antry's home IL IN
strong city. Kan. and he was on bis
way 90 the scene OF operations "a
see how the work was progressing on
the cutoff
r. Soils, a Mexican section hand
who has been IN tho employ Of the
Santa re at Los Angeles. was TOKEN
on train No. THIS morning and re-
moved 20 the company hospital IN inls
city. Soils Is on his way Ia The CITY
of Mexico, but took sick on the train
and q was thought best 10 place him
In the hospital until he RECEIVERS.
Third Vice President !. w Kcndricl,
Of the Santa Ne reached Topeka Mon
day morning on a special train IN com.
pany with General Manager J E Hur.
ley who made n hurried trip from
New Mexico Ia Topeka to be present
60 take hold 81 The Affairs Of The Dev.
lin properties. Of which he Is one Of
the receivers.
Between Albuquerque and Gallup,
i5S miles Of The Santa re track VII
be ballasted this summer according
20 statements given out by Santa We
officials. Rock 80 be secured near the
Rio Grande, will be used for ballast.
Estimates made on the proposed work
between San Marclai and N Paso are
said 20 have been much higher than
the officials had believed would be re-.
quired TO place the track In flood.pr0oI
condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
ALLOWED BULL TO GORE
HIN BEFORE MS GUESTS

Having invited a host Of friends and
relatives 20 attend a fiesta at his ha.
clrlda. near San luis potosl. Mexico,
Jorge De La G.. Cabrera, wealthy
Mexican land owner. deliberately stood
before an Infatuated bull and VAS
gorcd 20 death before the eyes Of his
guests.
when the ball had been beaten on
with poles and clubs, Cabrera remain
ed conscious for few minutes be-
fore hr died. He steadfaatly re-
fused 10 give bis reason for commit.
ting suicide.
Three days prior 10 tho suicide a
yaquero in hls employ reported to
Cabrera that the bull showed q spirit
OF manslaughter Cabrera declared
he could tame him. and seat messages
calling upon people 20 witness the
treat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
DENVER MAN BEATS
THE SCOTT SPECIAL
RECORD or WALTER SCOTT. THe
DEATH VALLEY MILLIONAIRE
SENT GLlMMERiNc Nv MAD
RACE OF RQTTERlLL.


While Walter Scott. tho Death val.
ley millionaire cowpuncher. has
broken an existing records between
los Angeles and Chicago he ala not
break the record between Rock Islani
and Chicago a distance Of i6b miieb.
says the Denver News. This record
IL safe in the keeping Of a Denver
man, Thomas Boitoflll, who % con.
noctod with the Pierce Cycle company
and Il was made two weeks ago over
the Rock Island route The tG5 miles
was covered In 100 minutes. including
Ave regular stops.
Botteriil left Denver on the Rocky
Mountain Limited, which leaves DEN
yer at 1890 o'clock every morning
aud makes a running time between
Denver and Chicago of twcnty.aeyen
hours The train arrived 81 Rock
Island an hour and q half late. owing
to an injury TO the engine. and IL ar.
rived IN Chicago ten minutes ahead ~
time.
The Denver man waa Fastening TO
New York, where no had a very i'm.
portant deal on, and II was impera.
tive that be connect With the Lake
Shore. which leaves shortly SITTER the
arrival Of the train from Denver.
When the town Of Rock Island was
reached and Bottsfiii saw how late
he was. no was almost ready 20 give
up IN despair.
His fellow passengers. knowing his
prodlcamcni. volunteered 10 assist a.
nanclally IN raising a purse for tho
engineer II he would make up the lost
time. They realized that they would
have an exciting ride. and we're moro
than willing 10 pay for II. The en-
glnoer consented TO DO his best. and
at Rock Island a new engine. one OF
the best on the road was secured.
/ Then commenced the mad race 10
/ Chicago against time.
Terrific Speed.
From Rock Island 20 ChlcaeO tho
track "a unusually good. and the enFi.
noor opened hls trOttie wide. The
train seemed 10 leap through the air.
Tho regular stops we're made, but be-
tween them the train attained terrific
/ speed AZ various points the tromen.
I doHs speed ~ nlnety-elx miles an
hour was maintained for some min.
uios. and an average speed Of seventy
\ miles an hour was maintained. The
passengers on the train thoroughly en-
/ joyed the oxhiiaraiion Of travelling
az a Dreakncck speed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
SANTA re COUNTlS
ASSESSOR lMPEACHED
TRAVELLING AUDITOR Stafford
INVESTIGATES AND FINDS
GROSS NEGLECT OF DUTY.

The following charges have been
lied IA Tie once o. the clerk 0f The
district court for Santa Fo county.
avs the New Mexican
Territory OF New Mexico vs. Anas-
taclo Gonzales. as assessor for the
county OF Santa Re. for failure 10 per.
form his olnclal duties as prescribed
by tho laws OF the territory of New
Mexico. The charges are preferred by
Charles v. Stafford, as travelling audi
ter of the territory and state that
Anastacio Gonzales, Instead OF maxi
ing fun and complete assessment Of
the property IN Santa Re county, as
required by law failed and omitted
10 perform his official duties In the
following particulars.
That he has apparently performed
no services whatever, himself having
employed three deputies. that the
deputies thus employed neglected
their duties IN carrying out the work,
| falling 70 visit the property In May
instances, copying the lists as 70.
turned last year
Each precinct Is taken up. separate.
| ~, Travelling Auditor SQfOrd detail
| Ing the Oiicnses committed against
/ ,ho laws OF the territory IN each case
/ The general trend Of the charges arc
as stated before, neglect 81 duty, fail
IRE 10 visit property and copying from
lis.s o. nFer.ous years.
~ precincts Nos. 8 8, Z. s. 10. n,
II. 10. 10 and 90. assessed by Jose
Ortega y Baca, who had been named
as deputy by Assessor Anastacio Con.
Ealcs. y days we're consumed In the
work for the 10 precincts. SIT returns
o. property being made az against 5Oi
made last year This IL a decrease OF
i27 returns for the 10 precincts.
In precincts Nos. 1, 2, ?, ~, 10 and
go assessed by Cesario Ortiz. dep
uty assessor. eight days we're used Tor
making the assessment for the six
precincts and 4S7 returns made as
against EST last year, a gain OF goo
| Ortiz, says. however, that large
number Of these were handed IN "a
the ONCE and tho property was not
visited by him or Assessor Gonzales
number were copied from last
years lists.
In the city ~ Santa Fe assessed by
Juan Delsado. appointed AZ depaty
practically the same number Of re-
turns were made az last year. hut the
valuations were from ten 10 twenty
1--WE per cent lower the property wal
not visited, and a number OF the re-
turns were copied from former lists.
Assessor Gonzales Is ordered 10 ap
pear before Associate Justice 5ohn Il
McHie. sitting IN chambers IN the iira
judicial district court for Santa Va
! enunfv M 10 ofofook IN the morning
"Wednesday, July 10. 1905, and answei
the charges preferred by the travelling
auditor
This proceeding Is had under tn
pruvlalons Of section 80. chapter 20
session laws Of 1898. which provides
II the charges are proven, that the az
cusod officer may be removed from Of
hce by the order Of the court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
NOTICE or SUR.

Notice a hereby given to Fra-cls
" Waller defendant that suii has
Waller plaintiff, In the district court
OF nernalillo county, territory Of New
Mexico, 10 obtain q dissolution Of the
bonds ~ maiflmony existing between
said parties that unless said defend
ant enters his appearance in said
cause on 81 before The 2Gth day Of
August. Judgment VIII be rendered In
said cause against him hy default.
ana that the plaintiffs attorney r.
Frank W Clancy whose postohico ad.
dress Is Albuquerque, ~ N.
W. - DAME.
Clerk OF said District Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
JOSEPH STEWART 8EaEADED
pEcAplTATEp BopY plscov.
Erred UNDER THE CARS w THE
DEMiNo YARDS.

A special from Deminr gives the
FIRST news 81 a horrible accident there.
Friday afternoon az about 4. so
o'clock. Frank Phiilius, Of the local
Santa We yard force stopped down TO
examine coupling on some cars
which had Just been switched aud IN
50 doing saw mans hat and coat
lying beside the track Fearing that
they had run over some Of the car
repairers who had been wOrklng there
bur a short time before. he looked un.
der the car and found the body Of an
old man lying on his side across the
track, with the wheel resting on his
neck. his head almost severed from
his body. being held only by the skin
az the back, his face covered with
blood tongue prQlrudlpg aud eyes
starting from their sockets Phillips
az once notified Foreman Oamer, who
had the ears moved aud who placed
me body beside the track, while
Yardmaster williams telephoned j.
a. Mahonoy, coroner.
m news travels fast. and by the
time tho coroner'e fury consisting Of
| Charles Pierce, John Allison, Ray
Pulse, N. H Thompaons and T. y.
Birtrong had arrived, a large crowd
% the mOrddiy curious had gathered
II was learned that tho remains
were those OF Joe stewart. a gambler
well known 10 saloon men here, he
having come hnt lately from Tucson
Arlz. lie had no money, was poorly
dressed mad Just some dice ~ hil
| pocket, and Was known 10 be suffer
ing from consumption.
II, n Williams had seen him lylnl
across the track and had told him 4
get out as sbey we're eolNR 10 switch
those cars noniamin GeREle, passing
a few mOumeuta later. saw him stand
ing beside the track. holding his hal
and coat II was noe three minutes
after this that Frank Phillips found
fssle dead body
The Jury brought 10 verdict O
death hy suicide The remains wer'
removed 10 Maboneya undertaking
pariors and we're buried saturday b.
the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
CHlLDERS FILES ANSWER TO
CHARGES AGAINST HUBBELL

Attorney w u. Chllders. ~ this
city representing County Treasurer
and ex.Omclo Collector Frank A Hub.
bell. against whom charges we're 70.
Gently flee with Governor Otoro by
District Attorney Frank W. Clancy,
charging Hubboll with malfeasanee In
once, yesterday forwarded his brief
IN reply 10 the charges against Hub.
bell TO Governor Otero.
The brief is very long, and goes
into detail with the charges against
MIR huhbell II Is expected that the
governor will take up the matter at
once and his decision Is expected
within the next two weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
PHOENIX TICKET OFFICE
LOOTED or $500 CASH

When the Santa Ne. Prescott &
Phoenix railroads passenger depot az
Phoenix was opened Monday morning,
II was found that the cash drawer was
missing. and with Il nearly $500.
Tho local officers are working on the
case and one man has been arrested
on suspicion.
lie IA believed 20 be a man who was
seen 20 leave the toilet room ~ the de.
pot about 4 o, M. and later the cash
drawer was found In that apartment.
The burglar made his entrance TO the
ofllce through the ticket window
which ne priee open with an iron bar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
PICTURES WANTED OF
The SCOTT SPECIkL

Agent II. s. Lutz OF the Santa re
at this point, yesterday received a
telegram tom General Passenger
Agent Byrne. Of the Santa re coast
lines, asking him 10 get pictures OF
the Walter Scott special taken while
the train was In the yards IN this city.
Mr., Lutz "a now making an effort TO
locate some one who secured good
snapshot Of the special
This request for pictures has been
sent 60 every agent whore the train
made stop. and the pictures will be
used 20 illustrate a handsome folder
the road viii issue. giving the story
IN detail Of the Fec0rd.bfeaklng run.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
INTERFERING OTPlCS
FROM ESTANClA

Special Cores pondence.
sstancla July i'll A. Rauageau.
formerly Of Albuquerque, has assum.
cd the duties OF cashier and book
keeper al the Dunlayy Mercantile Co,
store.
Milton Dow has in course Of cree
tiOn Two story residence.
The Chrlstlan church is holding re-
vIval services sehioh are being ably
conducted BY Revs ]. A. Trapp Of
Corona, New Me@lo0, aad David Hi
ton, Of Strong City Kansas.
Tho Estancla valley base bail club
has been organized and the members
are confident that they win be able
10 hold their own with any other clah
Ia the territory.
a moonlight picnic IL 10 be held
al the park neHt Saturday night An
orchestra has been engaged for the
ocoasiOL
The government land In the vale,
"a being taken up rapidly BY the new
settlers who are coming Ia daily.
The range In this section OF the
country is in excellent condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
DELEGATES APPOINTED
az GOVERNOR oTERo. TO SEW
ERAL CONVENTIONS, TWO or
WHICH INSET m PORTLAND.

Governor Otero has appointed the
following dtlesatas from New Mexico,
TO the thirteenth national irriga'
tion congrc 10 be held at Portland,
ore, August % to "a, 1905, incluEivei
@. A. Rishardsun, ~. J. Hagcrmau,
RosweIi. n. ~. Twitchell, Frank
Springer. p n Pierce. i.aa Vegas;
&. ,. Gavin Ration: Luther Foster
Las Cruces w. q. Tight, Alhpquer'
que; y. ". kcizie, Lordsburg; a. n.
Pratt. =. G. Tracey, T. O. Fullen'
Carlsbad; A Is ReneLan. santa Fe;
W n NewcUmb. W. y. Walton, sil
yer city.
To the sixteenth annual session Of
the trans rs ssissippi commercial
congress 20 De- held al Portland, Ore.
August 10 i1 i8. inclusive. u. v
Twilcheli, Frank Springer, " IL
Pierce. r. J. Vert, Las Vegas; G. J
Gavin, w. e. Wrigley, & NJ bayne
Ration. q. A. Richardson, II. J, Ha
german, Roswell: ]. J. Corbett. Dem
ing, Joe Prowoit, Aztec, Luther Fos
ter, Las Cruces w. q. Tight. Albn
QuerGae. ID H Redzle, l.ordshurg
A. n. Pratt. D. o. Fullon, Carlsbad
A. IL Renehau !. =. Victory, SAINTS
Fe: ~. II. Newcomb. w b walton
silver City
r. the national reciprocity con
press, TO be hDld at Chicago, H., An
gust 10 and l6 Solomon Luna, I.oi
Lnnas: n q Hursun. Levi A. Hughes
santa re: II W. Kelly, y. o. Austen
Las Vegas: Harry ", Lee, w. II
Greer, Albuquerque; Charlie Schletef
clayton r. u nnrna. Tierp Amarllla
Charles r Ballard, Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
STEPPED in A CAULDRON
l.. p. RuckER SADLY scALps HIS
LEO AND HAS a NARROW rs.
CAPE FROM DEATH IN BOILING
WATER.

T.. y Huckef, the transfer man and
messenger 10 rthe mails, had a ser.
lous mishap at o'clock Sunday after
noon. I twas also a narrow escape
from death. He went 70 tho Ice plant
after ice aud, walklrS IN the dark
building, stepped IN an open eauldron
used 10 heat pans ~ esder 20 allow
ics frozen therein 20 dump easily. The
vat as partly FUN of boiling wator
Mr. Fuckers left les was Immediately
scaldcd 20 tho knee and his right foot
was burned 20 che ankle. The left
leg was burned 40 badly the skin
slipped when the clothing was 70
moved Tho shoe partly protected
the wight foot Roswell Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Vice President H. u. Nudge. OF the
Rock Island railway, accompanied by
party of eastern capltRllsls and rail-.
way officials. arrived At Glorieta this
afternoon In a special train.
The party will make a trip 10 tho
upper pecos country whore they viii
enjoy an outing II several days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

The Indians al cochiti ana TesuQue
Tuesday held special feast iR rever-
enco Tor the Almighty for IFS answers
" their prayers for bOnnilfnl crops
this season. Great preparations were
made for the celebration aad the en-.
tire population OF tho two Puebloa
participated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

j. n. Carraih. the mail clerk on tho
Denver a RIO Grande, with headquart.
ere a. Santa re. b enjoying a vlslt
from hls father, =. A Carruth. o. Oak
! land California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

A rev railroad Is being built from
Las Vegas. New. 10 Goldheld aud TO.
nopah. BY the way OF Death Valley.
The new road Is being built by a com.
pany headed by Frank NJ. Smith 81
Oakland, CAL who Is known through
out the couutry az norax Smith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Travelling Engineer John A. Ross, OF
the New Mexico division OF the Santa
Re. arrived from The north last night
and Spent the day here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15


Surveyor General ~. o. IIewellyn
has ordered the ioilowinR official min.
eral surveys % 10 made;
The claim OF O. II. Brown, known as
the Creai0ne group, compiling the
Crestone. Golden Sunrise No. 1. and
Golden Sunrise No. 2. lode mining
claims. situated In the Silver Mountain
mining district In SOcofrO county.
United states Deputy Mineral Sur
yoyor o. n. Smith, OF socorro. will
make the survey
The elaim Of tho nurro Mountain
Copper eompany. known as The Floor
lode mining claim. situated In the
angro Mt. Milling district .n Grant
county. surrey 10 be made hy George
q. BrCwn. Wnitetl gates deputy min
/ eral surveyor.
The claim OF the nurro Mountain
Z Copper company, known as the Samp
son group. comprising tho sampa0n
Clara, Celebrated Day, Colt John II
] Lester, Copper Bolii, Candle stick
/ Enterprise. Favorlte, Mckinley
/ Roosevelt, Bryan, Any,Old.Thing
I Cancellation, Fraction. -. H." Fanny
and Last Chance lode mining CLANS
/ and tho Sampson min Site situated
IN the BufrO Mountain mining dis
Itrict IN Grant county. United statel
Deputy Mineral Surveyor 0oorgl
a. Brown will isako the survey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

General Manager 3. b 6rlmahuW,
OF the Santa Re Central railway, was
out al day yesterday on an inspection
tour OF tho road between Santa Re
and Torrance ana return, lie went IN
a special consisting OF an engine aud
Ia passenger car The following were
Nn the special Assistant 10 General
Manager y. y, 0rimshaw ana wife
Mr. and Mrs. A. @. Kennedy aud Lee
iSrsch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
STATEHOOD CONVENTION
AT OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma CITY. o. r.. July l3-Ono
From Thursdays Daily Ci,lzeu1
thousand delegates from Indian Terri
tory and Oklahoma met IN convention
here yesterday Ia take boina definite
action looking TO Immediate state
hood.
Tho convention was OF great import.
ance to bath territories, and indeed,
was considered one OF the most i'm.
porIant ever held in the Indian cOun.
try.
The Resolutions.
We. the one thousand delegates
representing the milliOn and a half
American citizens who reside In Okla.
homa and Indian Territory. do hereby
declare In convention assembled that
said territories are entitled 10 and
Of right ought 10 be lmmeditely al.
mitted into tho American union as one
| free and independent state, on terms
of equality as between themselves, and
on an Qual footing with other states
We have but one petition aud one re
quest % be sent TO the American con
! greas. ana that Ia that immediate Joint
star ehood be granted TO Oklahoma and
Indian Territory on their own merits
and without reference 20 any right oI
clam OF other territories seeking ad
mission TO the American union
The resolutions we're adopted with
out a dissenting vote amid great en-
! thusiasm ald almost Immediately q
motion was made and carried % I'D
! iOuru,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
UNIQUE EXHIBIT FOR
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR

A solid block OF coal, welghing
every biz OF ten tons. Ia TO be one Of
the features OF the many exhibits AZ
the territorial fair In September. Col.
w. 3. Hopewell. OF the New Mexico
Fual a Iron company, Is the originator
Of this unique exhibit.
Col. Hopewell has given orders 70
Superintendent John w. sullivan, OF
the coal mines az Hagan, TO get out n
huge block OF coal for exhibitions at
tho fair. The block Is TO be much
larger than the one mined N Missouri,
which was a part Of the Missouri ex-
hiblt al tho Louisiana Purchase ex-
position.
According 10 MT. Hopewoll, the
piece OF coal to DO mined, viii be the
largest single chunk ever taken out
OF the earth any place IN the world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

Ralph fllhben. OF Parsons. kan.
treasurer OF the Southwestern Deyel-
upment company. owning er1enslYc
coal properties IN Southeastern kan
aas, passed through Albuquerque on
No. 2 this morning. on his way homo
from n trip 20 the various California
resorts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

President y. NJ. Murphy, OF the
asanti re. Prescott 4 Phoenix railway,
was M the city short time last night
on hts way 10 fbOenN. from trip 70
New York. ne was travelling IN his
private car, No. IA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-11
DID NOT USE SUBMARINES.
In Crates or by the
Dozen

c. D. Miner superintendent of con-
struction of the Holland Submarine
Company is through passenger on the
S. S. America Maru, accompanied by
his wife. He has been at the Yoko-
suka Navy yard putting six Holland
submarine boats together. He was
assisted by three electricians and ma
chinists. Miner says that the Japanese
did not use any submarines during the
war and no submarines were used by
either side during the Battle of the
Sea of Japan. No submarine boats
were used by Japan during the war
70 rthe reason that none were put