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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
POWERFUL TRisE
TO HELP YAoUis

tFrOm Thursday Daily CiuzcuJ
A special dispatch from City OF
Mexico, dated January No.. says
Otomlrs have Joined with the va.
quis and Mexico is confronted with
prospects of a revolution in which g..
100000 members of tho two tribes
may take part BelieyiHg the arms
which the Indians have been furnish.
cd hy the conniyanco of prominent
MoGicans. the government has placed
under surveillance Gregorio Sanchez.
the millionaire who owns bis property
interests Ia the vicinity OF huactoca.
Friends of Sanchez assert the govern
ment officials are making an opportuh-
.ty 10 satisfy an old grudge against
sanchez. and II be- Is imprisoned there
is certain 20 bee revolt VI Noxicans
as we'll as Indians.
Arrests are Imminent. az the gov.
eminent has many spies O. work IN.
habiiants OF Huacteca, while they be.
licve the Indians viii injure no one
but tho soldiers, nevertheless fear
property interests viii be injured. aud
AN who can are leaving the vicinity
The Otomies are ten times a. numor.
Gus as the Yaquls and have never
been conquered. although until recent.
ly they have yielded tacit alliance "a
nla2s government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
THE DENISE or
MRS. G. a. MANN

From rhursdays Daily Ciu4cul
a telegram was received yesterday
afternoon from Aamogordo. aunounc.
ms the death Of Mrs Mann wife of
Judge Edward 4 Mann associate jus.
tlcc OF the supreme court Of Now
Muxlco Mrs. Manus sad demise oc.
CURED at 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning after critical illness Of
about three weeks She was la the
prime Of life The cause Of her death
Was tuberculosis She was the mother
Of five children. the youngest being
two years Of age.
sunday night Judge Mann. who was
at santa BE IN attendance upon the
supreme court. received message,
informing him Of Mrs. Manns danger
ous condition Monday morning at u
90 clock be- len Santa Fc on a special
for Torrance whore his train was
transferred 90 the tracks of the III
Pas0 a Northeastern road. the entire
trip 10 Alamogordu being MAIDS IN
siA hours The Judge remained by his
wifcs side until the end Judge and
Mrs Mann came To the territory about
two years ago for the benefit OF the
lattcrs health She was the daughter
OF W. Beard. editor ana proprietor
OF the Rio Graudo Republican Ut los
Cruces
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

aries Of Indian reservations IN the
United states and territories shall be
declared open and subject 20 location,
development operation and entry To-
the same manner as other mineral
lands of the United states This pro.
vision is TO apply only to reservations
where it may be- enforced Without In.
frnpiug upon vested rights of the In.
dians. and where the Indians are pos.
sossud of vested righth the secretary
OF the interior is directed 20 secure
rclInuuishment $50 tat az they apply
to mineral lands.
The indian committee reports that
the major portion OF mineral lands In
reservations are valuable only for
mining purposes and should be- opened
10 the public.
The hill also provides that the time
fof opening the Uintah reservation In
Utah shall be deferred until oct.
this year. instead OF March no. a. pro.
yldod by the present law, and that the
lands shall be opened to settlement
by presidential proclamation. which
shall prescribe the manner la which
the lands may be- settled upon and oc.
cupiod. II b. provided that NO person
shall be- permitted Co settle upon OT
occupy or enter any OF the lands until
after the expiration Of sixty days from
the time lands are opened Co settle
mcnt Il provides also that grazing
lands 10 be reserved for the use Of the
Uintah and white River ties shall b,
confined to lands south OF strawberry
river
The Indian appropriation .ill con
tans the following reductions In ap
proprations for the coming fiscal year
as compared with this years approp
rlations. shoshone Indians Wyoming
$4,000; ipcldentals. Colorado agencies
$50. Albuquerque school, $4,000
| shoshono. Wyomiug, school. SiG5OO
Santa Ne school S2S 300 Grand Jun
elton school. f22,Soo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Sudden Death Of De witt pesres.

DE witt Pearcc. Of Las Vegas. with.
ont the slightest prcmonltion 81 i'm.
pending peril. az Gao as can be- known.
fel. dead few minutes past 4 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon Mr Pearcn had
been In HIS usual health up 10 tho
very moment OF his sudden taking on.
and the news Of his death came az a
shock 20 his friends
Deceased was about thirty eight
yeRi- Of age Re was horn On Quincy.
/ lll whore his father Vus at one time
possessed Of much wealth Mr. Poarco
was a member of The First 'rrltOrial
regiment in the Spanish American war
ana served as colonies orderly AZ
the close Of the war hc was honorahly
discharged.
Deceased was painter "ud paper
hanger hy trade For q time Hc served
as night city marshal Ho never mar.
rlod. An aged and widowed and now
childloss mother Is Frustrated with
grief al the untimcly death OF her son.
l'hc funeral was held from Denrth'S
undertaking parlors. the Rev a. q.
Geyor officiating. Burial was IN tho
Odd Fellows cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
FataIItIe, In the enen FamIIv

Death has again invaded the ranks
.of the Old.tiihe citizens oi las Vegas
this time striking down lose Albino
Baca. al the age Of about seventy.
seven years His death occurred on
Monday evening.
Two hours before his death. al q
o'clock, he recognized Charles HELD
and William Frank aud SPOKE 10 them
Deceased was freipbter Ia the
early days OF his life and accumulated
considerable money. which he invest.
ed wisely. enabling him 20 engage IN
the stock business. besides acquiring
valuable landed interests
He is survived by three daughters
Mrs. y. A, Manzanaros Miss Aurelia
Baca and Miss Maria Baca the latter
arriving from ~ Paso. and four Sons
Valerie. Filadelfo, now absent IN Chi.
cago and Miguel and jose a Baca. Jr
As man Jose Alb.no Baca was
hroad'minded. liberal On hlB opinions
and generous H. his dealing vita his
fellow men, thus readily making
friends and easily retaining them.
II viii be- remembered that two
brothers Of the deceased, Romualdo
and Pablo Baca. were Inferred on the
same day some months ago. and now
death hoyers at the door - Anlceto
Baca, a brother Of the dead citizen,
Another strange coincidence 10 the "a
tally Of tails family Is that Mr.. Baca
died on the hrat anniversary OF the
death Of his wife. who died a year ago
Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Drainage Convention.

Ames la. Jan 49,. State officials.
county supervisors and engineers, 20
gether with a large number 81 farmers
from various parts OF the state. are at.
tending the annual convention OF the
Iowa Drainage association, which be.
gan today at the Iowa state college.
The convention will remain ln session
through tomorrow New drainage
laws. che Importance ci drainage In
good roads construction. and equitable
assessments In drainage district work.
are among the subjects that will be-
given particular attention by the con.
yentiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
TUBERCULOSIS
rs RAPIDLY pEPoPuLATiNo The
TRIBE or NAVAJO INDIANS.

from Fridays Daily Ciugpnl
standardization has been dotri.
ment to the Navajo Indians, according
To- !. " Murray, Of Aztec. New Mex
leo. owing to their being persuaded
hy "a, pale face" 10 live ir houses.
be- says, tuberculosis has graspod the
tribe In its bony fingers and The death
rate Increases each year
Mr. Murray. who was at the Colum.
bia hotel last nitht, has lived In close
proximity to the Navajo reservation
Tor the las, twelve years and has seen
the great braves az this one OF the
most artistic tribes transplant their
families from the Wiewam a. houses
OF wood and adobe tie says most
positively that the new ufo does moi
agree with them
tuberculosis has become 90 preva.
lent Ia the Navajo tribe" he said,
that the death rate O. enormous
They have lived so cl0ac to the white
man that they have adopted bis ways
They are NO longer free and easy in
habuants OF the open
Living as they DO In huts. they can
not be- healthy They are too longest
ed and while they will live In the
white mans dwelling they viii not
live the white mans cleanliness and
regard 20 space The ventilation IN
their houses Is bad and mo- attention
is paid to sanitary conditions
N is my honest opinion that ~ the
NaySjos DO not become more civilized
or else unclyilizod, the tribe will soon
be extinct Denver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Montana society Of enoIneers

Anaconda. Mont Jan t3-Thero
was a large and representative attend
anco today at the opening Of the an.
nual convention Of the Montana So
cioty Of Engineers The two days
program provides for visits 20 tho
various mines, an inspection Of the
state school, Of mines. the election OF
officers and addresses ana papers re-
latlng 20 tho United states mining
laws and various other subjects In
which the members 81 the society are
interested The meeting will conclude
tomorrow evening with q banquet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Mhat the Werld Wand.

Men who cannot be bought.
Men who put character above
wealth
Men who will not lose their lndiyi.
duality IN great things.
Wen who will be honest In ANAL
things as In great things.
Men whose ambitions ars not con-
fined 90 their own selfish desires
Men who are larger than their busl-
ness. who oyertop their vocation
Men who are not afraid to take
chances, who are not afraid OF fail
uTes.
Men who are true 20 their friends
through good report and evil report.
la adversely as well as IN prosperity.
Men who will net have enc brand
Of honesty for business purposes and
another for private life.
Men who do not think that shrewd'
ness. sharpness, cunning and long
headedncsa are the best qualities win.
ming success. Success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Postmaster commIssIensd.

FoatWahtcF konNthbioneo'
Edward Pennington was ON Monday
commissioned postmaster al Doming,
Luna county
Final Homestead Entry.
The following 1nal homestead entry
has been made In tho United states
land once
3iS5. NE Ia section ~, 4 20 ~.
4 20. r.. 100 acres In ColfaX county
Certificate Filed.
Ia the Office Of Secretary j. W. Ray.
nuids. Of the territory Of New MoAi.
eco. certificate OF The proceedings
upon the amendment 20 the articles OF
Incorporation OF the Ration Water
Works. increasing the capital stock
from 100000 10 100000 has been
filed
Homestead Entries MADE.
The following homestead entries
have been made In the United States
land omce.
S2l2. Maria Antonio Macs, Wagon
Mound. Me "a. section "a, T 20 n, Il
"a Il; 100 acres Ia Mora county.
S2l3. John 4. Nelson, Kirkland; ;
NE IA NE IL. section 10 r 20 n, Il
10 W, 6S 40 acres in San Juan county.
Board Of Equalization,
The Territorial Board Of Equaliza.
tion met yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock al the auditors office Ia the
capitol pursuant 10 adjournment.
There were present James S. Dun
can. OF Las Vegas. president, Vences.
lao Jaramillo. secretary; Martin Lob
man. Las Cruces. j. r.. Hinkle, Ros.
wen. A. Mahoney, Doming. Robert
j Erylen, Clayton. The board was on.
gagged IN discussing matters connected
with the assessment value OF the diff.
forcnt classes OF property In the ter.
rltory. and will be engaged In this line
for lycral days Alexandra Sandoyal
Of A. 'uquorque, the seventh member,
OF the board was absent on account
OF illness
New Church incorporated.
Articles Of incorporation OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church OF
Estancla have been filed IN the Office
OF J W Reynolds, secretary Of the
territory Fortynine years Is the term
OF existence mentioned and the board
of trustees for the frst year as named
In the articles are az follows. J. l..
Norris, NJ D., J. p. Dunlayy. A. w,
Lcntz, 2. A. speokman and Louis A.
McRae. all OF Estancla; Arthur Mllby,
Of Morlarty ana Frank Dlbert OF San
"a Fe As was mentioned Ia this pa
per a few days ago. the Motnodlsts
" the adjacent point have decided 10
build new ediace and when con.
structed the property will be worth
about $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
STAR ATTRACTIONS
THE Mummy and the Hum
ming Bird on Jan.
uary "a.
WAINWRIGHT AND MELBA COMING
Paul Gilmore. Jan. a..


one OF the best dramatic offerings
booked Co appear here soun is Paul
Gilmore in THE Mummy and the
iiummiug BIRD admittedly one ~ the
cloancst and most wholesome plays
produced in recent years o. the hands
of that clover young aCJu-, Paul on.
more. the part Of Lord Jack Lumley
becomes loyablo one to hoth men
and women Every woman who sees
Mr Gilmorca finished performance
wishes that her husband were just
like the dear old Mummy and every
man lnwardly longs that be- had sim.
liar traits in his disposition. A. the =
opera house ou Tuesday night Janu.
AIRY e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

Tho doctor would starye 20 death u
he knew everybody we'll
Even the deaf mute cant play ten.
nis without raising a racket
All theories won't work, but tramp
Is far from boing a theory.
When a fellow feels that he h. an 10
the mustard he must be- hot stun
Some men can be bribod With moth
ing more substantial than promises.
Truth often comes In the form Of a
capsule that We don't want TO swallow.
Il 10 easier for a woman 90 love a
man than to let some other woman
love him.
The clock salesman may have the
GIT Of gab, but ne should never Try 10
talk against time-Philadelphia Rec.
ord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Peter Parent, DEAD

After a Ions and suffering illness
Peter PARENT. an old and respected
resident u this city. died al his res
donco No tOs North First street at y
o'clock this morning Ia his my third
year. He came 20 This country In 1859
from Lucca. Italy. whore ne was born
In 1862. For many years he carried
on a profitable sAoo business. and a.
his death was possessed ~ consider.
able property. He leaves q widow and
nephew. Angelo PARENT iie was a
member Of the Christopher Colombo
society. under whose auspices hia fun.
oral which will take place sunday
will be conducted N0tlce Of the fun.
oral will be- given tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

request boy recommending goorgo w
Armilo and Morgan O. Llcwellyn Tor
those places Of honor. boili having sig
ulhcd their Intention OF accepting
Notariea Public Appointed.
The following appointments of mo-.
tarlcs public have been made by Gov.
crnOr Otero.
H. w d. Bryan. Albuquerque Tor
Bernalillo county Josie e. Murray
Fort Bayard. for Grant county. VIII
lam r KucnenbeCker. Gallup. Tor Nc
Kinloy county, r. a. WhIttcn. Alhu
1uerque. for Bornalnlo county VIII
Jam y. Kelley. Of Captain Tor Lincoln
county y. ! Young, ~ Red River Tor
taOs county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

mont over 1904. The conditions for
putting in logs throughout eastern
Michigan are exceptionally good. win
the market prospects decidedly bet.
ter. nearly all manufactured lumber
having stlfcned materially during the
past few months, lumbormcn are olat
ed over the general outlook Tho past
fall has been dry, enabling cutting
aud skidding 10 continue without In.
tcrruption and there Is now plenty OF
snow for hauling and not enough TO
impede operations The Indications
are that the eastern Michigan mills
will have an available supply OF over
SEQ .0OO,OOO feet Of logs for the ensuing
year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS.
on Territorial Board.

Miss Maggie J. Bucher supefintend.
ent OF tho Las Vegas public schools.
hn5 been reappOinted by Governor
Otero as a member Of the territorial
board Of education.
Appointment Of Delegate TO Assoela-
ton,
Governor Otero has appointed w. s.
Hopowell, general manager OF the Al.
buquerque Eastern railroad. delegate
10 represent the territory OF New Mex.
leo al the sessions Of the National
Lave Stock association. watch has CON.
yened In Denver.
New Mexico Representatives at Pres.
identlal inauguration.
Lieutenant General Adna Il ChRfee.
who will be IN charge OF the inAugura.
iinn ceremonies at the national capt
tai on March 4. has requested Govern
or Otero 10 designate two citizens Of
New Mexico for aides upon bis star
Governor Otero has complied with this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14


Love thoughts llo rich when can0.
pied with bowers The truth ~ this
poetic axiom, spoken hS Valentine iu
shakespeare Twelfth Night is
realized Ice the iridcsccnl settling OF
the garden scene in ih, PLAY. which
Is Co be- produced here soon with the
beautiful and famous Marie VAIN
wright as Viola. The shipwreck pie
turo. upon which the curtain rises. is
"a wonder at marine umect, but the
Wow ~ the ioyolorn countess gar
den. with its flowers aud bowers and
arches lts gllmpses uf twinkling
stars through the leafy boughs over.
head, It's diamond sprnying fountains.
lts procession NJ siatuary made spoctra'
In the sllyory ught of the moon that
o. poured over all. stIrs thralio aud.
ioncos into rhapsodlcs When it H
said that so famous Shakosperian
artist as Miss Marie Wainwright ls Jo
play the loading role of Viola. one can
understand what a matohlcss night OF
r!casurc Manager jules Murry. 'udor
whose direction % is an TO be- uoue.
iH to- provide for ,bo iuyura ~ the
beautiful aud romantic H this city.
She Will appear al the opera house
on Friday night February no.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
MEYERMEIN IS A
SMOOTH CRATER

iffhm fflNhN lNllN flilffU.l
Held bedfast, a slave 10 the dread
white malady consumption, and guard.
ed from without by tho dogs Of the
law. who would p0unce upCI him
should the disease be- conquered. Al
bert X Meyorhoim Hes In room No, IL
AZ the Alyarado surrounded by cir.
cumstances which elicit the deepest
sympathy
"ile Is a very sick man. said Dr
Fitzgerald. the physician Ills condi.
ton IS critical Another hemorfhago
or two would finish him"
Tho mans appearance speaks ~
this loudly He "a 80 very weak that
be- cannot stand, aud bis bones stand
out prominently, projecting sharp
curves against the loose white gown
that shrouds hls wasted form. Tnls.
accompanied by his walllugs and his
seemingly innocent protest that he ls
not guilty Of the charges which are
piled up against him. create very
pathetic scene. And Il Ia hard 10 be-
lleye that he Ia guilty Of forgery, and.
II he b., Il seems hard that Justice
should demand restitution of this
wasted form.
But the police are certain that he Is
guilty. and more teiegrams arrive re-.
assuring them q a.. All seem positive
that MeyerheIm Is the man wanted
and are sure that Kahn. which Ia
Meyerhelm's second given name. has
left IN Colorado and elsewhere a very
crooked career.
chief OF Police McMinln and Ora.
ham brothers, along with the proprie.
tors % two other saloons, who we're
duped by Meyerhelm's cunning. sym
paihlze with him Ia his trouble. and
the charge Of forgery committed hero
will not be- pushed
However. victims IN other cities will
not be- pacined They demand rostitu.
ton. as viii be Aiown BY the follow.
ing telegram received BY chief Of Pc
lice McMillln;
Denver, Colo Jan. ~ Kahn n
wanted al salida, Colo for forgery on
Saiida state bank Hold him Have
wired sallda. j. l.. FRAZER
Superintendent Pinkerton Agency
"salida, Colo. Jan i2,-HOld Kahn
until officer can arrive Papers are
being prepared WIN he return with.
out extraditlon papers'
- r, HERS1lNGER.
"Chief of Police. salida'
Kahn does not know % the coming
Of this officer although he vas told
the Officers az sallda mai photographed
that be was wanted there. and he
virtually admitted that be- ana come 10
this city from saiida
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Alteasd coun,srfei,ers.

Robert Stanley and John Scott we're
bound over 20 the Erand jury by
United states Comm ssionor Bunker.
W las Vegas. ON the charge N MAX.
INK end passing counterfeit coins.
Nickels. quarters and half dollars 81
spurious make were found ON the men
and they we're observed putting had
money into slot machines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
vIsIt 10 Albuquerque on Him GOOD


Frank Dlbcrt assistant secretary
and treasurer of the santa Pc Central
Railway company has returned from
his trip 10 Moriarty and Albuquerque.
whore he went iu company with the
party Of Duke city business mon on
last saturday Mr pIbert states that
The dedication exercises 81 me Lead
avenue Methodist church IN Albuquer-
9uo last Sunday NDea very elaborate:
that the congregation lifted the debt
of $1,000 by subscription and had
$1,000 over. which sum was given into
the hands " the ladies Aid society.
he also states that the grading on
the Albuquerque end OF the Albuquor.
que Eastern IL progressing rapidly and
that 30 far there has been no snow Ia
impede operations New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
A GUARANTEED cuar ron plLes

Itching, Blind HIocdins or Prurud
Ing piles Druggists refund money Do
PAZO OINTMENT fails te cure any
case. mo- matter Of how long STANDING.
in e. 10 ~ days First application
gives ease and rest ipc " your drug
giat hasn't % send soc ln stamps and
ID viii be forwarded pos paid by Paris
Medicine Co 81 Louis. No
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
10 MAKE ITS own srArs.
The Oklahoma Legislature Has a Plan
n Congress Fails Again.

' We RNNaW9VNa kNNfafoANfN f0ah FiaN
n Congress Fails Again.
Guthrie. Oh. Jan. Eff the
Hamilton statehood biz fails Of pas.
sage this winter the Oklahoma logisla-
turo will provide for a constitutional
convention and the adoption Of a con.
stltutlon next summer. Congress then
will be asked to ratify the constltu.
ton. making one state OF Oklahoma
and indian Territory" This state
mont was made today by Thomas "a.
Doyle Of Perry, probably the foremost
democratic champion Of immediate
joint statehood In either territory.
"There are well established proceed.
onts for such a course" said Dr.
Doyle. Statehood was wrested from
an obstinate congress by Tennessee,
Michigan, Kansas. California and
South Dakota In this manner. and |
believe that Oklahoma and Indian ter.
rltory can DO 70 II necessary. The plan
haf been under way for months ana
weeks ago enough members OF the leg.
iRlature TO insure It's success we're
pledged. Before this IL done, however,
congress will be- momoriallzed 90 pass
the Hamilton bin. ! have q memorial
prepared. ard Il will be introduced In
day or two. Oklahoma and Indian
Territory are entitled 10 every priv.
lego ~ statehood. and n congress can.
not Dc persuaded TO grant u In the
usual way, the people will Interfere
and establish their own state. Indian
Territory will be given fair consldera.
ton IN whatever the Oklahoma legs
lature may do The people are deter
mined to be held no longer In terri
torinl bondage because % the whims
az national lawmakers"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS .
20. Kan serlou,Iy IlI.

Chiof Justice W. j. Mills 81 santa
&c. yesterday received dispatch from
Alamorgordo from Associate Justice
Edward a, Mann stating that Mrs.
Mann WAS In very serious condition
so serious as to compel him 70 ~.
main 90 homo Tor a day or two, as the
worst might happen a. any time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Further stay for Rudolph.

g. Louis. Mo. Ja1. i3.--This was
ne date hxed BY the supreme court
for the execution OF William Rudolph,
one Of the Union bank robbers. but
owing 10 the granting % a motion 20
transfer the case to court en- bano the
execution IL again delayed until tho
case ls disposed u BY the court
George collins. the partner Of rudolph
IN the robbery Of the Union bank and
the murder % PinkertOn Detective
Schumacher. was executed nearly a
year ago.
Tho Union bank robbery occurred
December 20, 1909. and the murder Of
tho detective January a. 1908 Ru-
dolph and Collins we're captured at
Hartford Conn, IN March following