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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

trees this spring. the Baptist church
property. hetweon the News Office and
the court house block The fence
will be made rabbit tight and Julius
Meyer has agreed 10 take care of the
troca for the use OF the ground ~ a
garden. A well viii be- sunk on the
northwest corner OF the ground and
a wind mill erected for irrigation pur.
poses. A row Of elm treos viii be
planted around the lots on the outside
and a lGmnrnc hedge on the inside. For
tae present only fruit and a few or.
nhmentai trees will be planted, the
idea being TO wait until the buildings
are erected 10 plant sbfubbefy. Shrub.
berry can 30 grown IN a short time
hut q takes time TO grow trees.
u was estimated that $500 would be
necessary for the immediate use OF
the committee IN making the proposed
improvements and 10 that end each Oi
the committee composed OF w. G. Wal
ker, ]. A. Craig. A. II. Cox, A. A.
Hine and John w. Corbett, were pro
vlded with a subscription paper "a
work in the county and Rev. X. y
Pope will raise money from the out
side.
n the Methodist building site ant
the court house block are planted q
trees this spring. It will be a good
ntfrt toward making Es,ancia the parl
city OF New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
BOGUS CHECK WRITER
WORKING HIS Old TRICKS
H. b. Garrison. Who Is XnOwH Here. Worked Wins
low and Williams Merchants and
Then Skipped Out

tion. He dld horcloailS fog several
months, bu, louglnR for a fast life
ehveloped him again about two montha
ago lie sought and secured empl1Y.
moni on tho Santa w a. a brakeman
A. Williams. and was soon a. hia Osd
tricks oi signing checks.
he worked Williams merchants sue
Ccssfuily and dld the WinsiOw mor-
chants 10 The tone of about $50. 20
the report says, but was arrested for
his crooked work at the latter place
and a now IN iAli at Holbrook await.
lng trial. This latter part Ot the 30
port ~ doubtful, however. a. Chief of
Police McMlllin OF this city received
a Telegram Saturday from sheriff
Houck. OF Navajo county. AT.a. which
stated that Garrison was on train No.
3 uf that day
Albuquerque would not be safe
place for Garrison 90 stop and u ho
came thia way, he must have passed
ON through or turnei south at Isleta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

There are a hair dozen youn men Of
Albuquerque who remember one II. y.
Garrison. a sprightly. clever young
man. TO tho extent of about 81 each
Thoy ociubbed together and raised
enough money TO llquidats several
worthless checks which had been
cashed az several OF tho saloons OF the
city. Tho time was last June. The
weather was warm and the proceeds
of the checka mostly had gone for re-
freshmerts. n. u. Orrriaun. an cm.
ploye of the American Lumber com
pany 81 the saw mills. had been a
good fellow ana his friends stood BY
him IN bis trouble and he NJ Presented
himself as a newspaper man.
After this oscapade, Garrison, took
10 tho woods. Apparently he wished
10 turn over a now leaf and went to
work for the American Lumber com.
pany In the depths Of tao Innl = 1un'
tnins far from civilization and temptai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATION

Fond "a Lac, wis. March i0.-srhe
WISCONSIN Y. ~. q. A. - celebrating
its thirtiath anniversary with the lnfs'
cat annual convention In she History
uf The state organization. The gath
orins was formally opened thls morn.
ing In the f1rnt Congregational church
aud the sessions wiil continue through
Sunday. The roll call showed r fun
attendance Of delegates from each a.
the local and college organizations
throughout Wisconsin. la addition %
listening 60 Cfficera reports and dis
cussing plans tor the future of tho
association work tho convention win
hnar addresses BY q naHlDer N prOmi-
nent diYines. oducatofs and Y, N. q.
a. workers Of thls and other states.
The tom0a 81 Fund du Lao have ooen
thrown open % the visitors nnd elab-
orato entertainment provided for
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
INCORPORATION AND SALARY
FIXING BILLS PASSED
The Proceedings Of the Assembly For the Ffny
Third Day---TO Keep Posted Read
the Whole Article.

close OF the session. Referred 20 the
committee on finances.
Council Joint memorial No. 8. by Mr..
Martin. addressed 10 the United
States congress, petiiloning Il TO pass
bin creating the seventh judicial
district with headquarters at SOcorro,
The memorial waH passed under aus.
pension OF the rules by a unanimous
vote.
Council bin No. 50. by Mr.. Read. An
Act 10 license the practice OF OateO-
pathy In New Mexico and creating a
board OF 0steopathy. Referred Ia the
committee on judiciary.
Council bin No. 80. BY Mr. Winters,
An Act prescribing the manner Of de-
scrlhlng money Ia indictments. Re.
fcrred TO the committee on judiciary.
Council substitute for house bill
No A.. by Mr.. Ncblott, An Act author.
lzing the territorial hoard OF educa.
tiOn TO issue teachers certificates to
/ conductors OF normal Institutes. Re-
forred 90 the committee on education.
Council hili No. IS, by Mr.. Martin.
An Act relating 90 the removal 81
county seats. Referred to the commit.
tee on counties and county lines,
Council bin No. 81, by Mr.. Winters,
An Act TO compel certain prisoners 10
/ DO public work In incorporated towns
and cities. Referred TO the copmittoo
on finance.
Council. bin No. So. by Mr.. Read. An
/ Act relative 20 land suits. Referred
TO the committee on judiciary.
Council bin No IS. by Mr. Winters
An Aot prohibiting territorial or coun
~ officials becoming suretles for 9th
ers. Referred TO the committee on
/ finance.
Mr. Nehiett moved that the vote on
council bill No. G. by Mr. Read, An
Act liking the fees 20 be received by
county assessors from liQu0r and gam
ing licenses, be rec0naideTed. which
motion carried. Mr.. Sanchez thez
aCied Ga temporary speaker and MT
Dalies took the seat oi Mr.. Sanchez fol
the purpose of discussing the bill III
made an eloquent appeal for the pass
age OF the bill Bs amended with0u
further amendment. Mr.. Wilkerson OF
fcred an amendment TO the eject tha
the hlll SHOULD not ..fioCt Incorporates
ciiies. which amendment was adopted
Mr. Wilkorson then offered anotho
amendment striking out the words col
lcctor and treasurer wherever they ~
peared In the bill and inserting In
stead thn word sheriff. This amend
mont was amended hy Mr.. Dalloa b
adding thereto that che assessor
should receive 3 per cent OF all licen
ses collected and the sherins pc
cent.
Mr.. wilkerson moved that the hous
stand In recess until $3.50 O'Clock
which motion was carried
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
NEW BUILDING PLANNED
FOR RAILROAD AVENUE

A. staah. the retired Santa Re mer.
chant. returned 10 his nome az santa
Fe this morning after having spent
several days ~ the city the guest Of
relatives. Before departing ar. Htaab
said that he had much faith In the 20.
ture OF Albuquerque. and he has proved
the truth Of this statement by pur.
chasing two lots on Railroad avenue
between Tnird and Fourth streets.
tle also stated that be intended % I'M.
prove these lots by building a two.
story brick Btore and once building
on th0m 10 take the place 81 the pres.
moi old frame bulldlnH, which a Occu.
Piled by y. llieid 4 Co, a. a ware
house. This building will 10 tOgn
down juat AZ soon a. building nov In
course oi construction on the Am
broaio Armilo estate lot 4 finished.
-. Ilfeid a Go. Will occupy che Armljo
building as q warehouse
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
or UNIVERSITIES
IN ANNUAL DEBATES
Under the Triangular League Agreement First
Debates WIN Take Place THIS
Evening.

ithaca. ~ y. March io.-~The first
debates between Corne.. university,
the University OF Pennsylvania and
Columbia university under the Trian.
gular League agreement take place 20
night. The plan is a novel one that
has never been tried before. Il pro
yides for three simultaneous debates
tonight, ono az each 81 tho three nni'
yerslties. The subject Of debate 10 the
same In al three contests and II EN-
bracod IN the following;
Resolved. That the Interstate Com.
merce Commission should be vested
with authority. after fan hearing II
any formal complaint, to preseriba
the maximum reasonable and equiih
hie railroad rates TO be- substituted foI
those found unreasonable or diacrimi
native. the order Of the commission
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
FALLING OFF IN SHEEP
a NEW MEXICAN FEEDER SAYS
SUPPLY 10 FAST olMiNisHlNo.

NJ Herxatein, Of Clayton. N. M.. an
extensive sheep feeder who has been
In that country for " years. was on
the Kansas City market yesterday
with a string OF 75O head of ewos aver
aging ~ ibs that sold at Ss.20. and
900 wothera tat averaged 80 lbs. and
brought $40. Mr.. Herzstein does his
feeding Rt Lamar, Colo. where he has
In the feodlots o,O00 head, mostly
limbs that he is making goOr for n
little latter shipment, says the Drov.
ers' Journal.
There IS no denying the fact" said
Mr. Herzstein. that sheep are on the
decrease all over the southwest coun.
Try. During the past few years the
springs have been 30 dry that the
lamb crops have been a great failure,
cutting down the supply, laat year Is.
pecially. Al tho present time there n
q proanise Of an early spring and good
grass. but Il We Eel auther storm.
which ~ skely 10 come, the grass viii
30 Injured and the lamb crop will sui.
fer The lambing season begins about
the middle Of April, and continues
about q month, and that 10 the most
critical time IN all the yeaf In the
sheep business The heavy Shows ci
the past month IN that country were
hard on sheep a. well O. other stock,
and whilC there were not very many
heavy losses Il tended % weaken the
sheep Just NJ a time when they are hi
need 0f Strength. The next three
months In the southwest county will
be watched with q decp interest by
the sbeepmon."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
1T IS A GOOD PLAY AND
WAS WELL RENDERED

tffom fridtYa Daily NltiAtn,l
White Whiltleacy. as Robert Clay,
IN "soldicrB Of Fortune" was thu ca
cellent attraction az the Elka' opera
house last night, II was another Of
BelascO's Sensational plays, authored
by Richard Harding Davis, n ~ love
affair OF which a young soldier is the
hero of an holress, and the story Is
along the line of fomances OF Ameri-
cans In foreign lands. There 10 d re-
belliOn In an Island republic, achieve
ment at arms and In diplomacy by the
hero, ahOts and a tragedy, and a
wealth OF beautiful scHnery, but very
few serious moments, although the
situation al times would seem % de-
mand n. In the last act this ia strik.
ngiy obvious. Tue prince charming
and party are beaioged IN a customs
house Guns are cracking and life 10
very much Ia peril, but without the
least sentiment OF serlOuaness. the
leading man and the leading lady In
torpret the lines 10 an idle exchange
OF co0lngs and In a light manner DO.
come betrothed But Il was good
performance and II Albuquerque audi.
ences are to be greeted with more Ike
W they may aalter themselves Ia be-
ing 30 fortunate,
Here - Just one quotation Of the
many beautiful lines the play contains.
4 Is the hero that is speaking; Il
Was born On q ranch 10 Colorado
4 - cut up Into town lots nvw.
have a small plot Of ground there; my
mother is buried there, and ! Wait h
every time ! visit America"
A large number 0f Albuquerque poo
pie were disappointed last night, how
ever, BY the appearance on che
stage Of Mrs. White. who Ia 4 mem
ber Of the company and quite well
known here a. The daughter OF Nra
~. n Elwell, Of i20 West Gold aSo
nue. and a sister Of Mrs. Steele and
Miss Phoebe Elwell, both Of this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Owatonna. MINI. March i0,--The
members OF the South Central Mime
sofa Teachers asAociatiOR are holding
their seventh annua' convention here
with q large attendance. The ga.heT.
ing was formally opened this after.
noon with an address OF welcome by
Mayor eastman and a response by X.
A. Bell. OF Preston. The sessions VIII
continue through tomorrow and Will
be- devoted 10 the discussion Of many
topics relating TO educational work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
WOOL PRICES GOOD

Bond nroshcrR a. EtpaHola and
Wagon Mound. have CONTRACTED Tor
nearly an the wool In TIE latancia
valley and the Mannanoa. excepting
the l5O 900 pound clip Of Wan Nc.
lnsosh ana : few Othere. Tho clip
this year q 10 oxceed that " last
year ~ from so 10 So PEI cent Good
wool Il scarce ~ the east and prices
ais good and stan Eoing upward. Shear
ing will commences about May A. And
ihe wool Will commence moving east
ward about Mag IS Levi A. Hughes.
~ santa ~. has closed large con
tracts l0r clips IN Ouedalupe county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

unless suspended by writ Of Injunction
OF a United States Circuit court. To
become operative NJ the expiration ~
thirty days notice 10 the carrier. and
TO continue In force thereafter unless
suspended by order OF federal court"
Cornell supports the negative side
of the argument In the debate hero
tonight with Pennsylvania, while q
second Cornell team upholes the n.
flrmaliye 10 q debate with Columbia
a. New YORK. A. Philadelphia a sec.
ond Columbia team supports the mega
tive side IN iehafe with q second
team representing the University of
Pennhylyania
Much interest IN manifested IN the
debate here. Tins judges are deneFsi
Iiofatlc g. King. John flfishen Walker,
and w. w. Goodrich. cxiustlee ~ the
New York supreme court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

London, March lO.-King Edward
and Queen Alexandra celebrated the
fortysscond anniversary OF their we'd
ing day today The event occasioned
the usual r0ioiciREs az Windsor. where
In 81. Georges Chapel. their maies-
ties we're married. The queen was
nineteen and the king two years older.
In celebration OF the anniversary
their maiesties give a dinner party at
buckingham Palace tonight, All the
members of the royal family have
been invited and the majority Of them
VII attend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
10 r..bute compuIsory ArbltratIon.

between representatives OF Albion col.
iege and Washington and Jefferson
college takes place here this evnlng
and II PROMISES 60 be the event Of the
college year. Compulsory arbitration
is the subject chosen for the debate.
II Is the frst time representatives Of
these two colleges have met In such a
contest and tha result Is awaited with
considerable interest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
HOUSE.
Afternoon sesslon-Sad paY.

0N"HfNfH
Speaker Dalles called the house to
order az 2:t5 o'clock. An mcmbers
present The reading OF the journal
was dispensed with.
The discussion OF council bill No.
9 was resumed. Mr.. Crollot moved
chat the bill together with the amend
ments thereto be laid on the table. Mr..
DC Baca cited parliamentary rules
showing that Il was out cf order 10 In
troduce any new amendments 70 a re.
considered bin and his point OF order
was sustained by the chair Mr., Dalies
amended the mOlion of Mr.. cr0llot 90
las tho hill on the table, 20 the eject
that the motion be rejected. The vOte
on the motion OF Mr. CrOllOt 70 table
the bin resulted rs 10 o. Measrs. de
Baca, HRnniEan, Netlett. Wilkeraon
and Dalios voting no.
Mr. Dalles made stirring appeal
against the tahllng OF the bill and
pleaded with the members 20 change
their votes and vote against tabling Il.
Mr. PondlctOn was tho FIRST and only
member 90 change his vote from yes
10 no and the bin was tabled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
PrnetIee for World.a chalnpIona.

Washington, ID. c., March t0.-The
members OF the Boston team OF the
American League are rounding up
here today. preparatory TO departing
on their spring practice trip In the
south. The objective point u Macon.
Ca, whore Captain Collins win keep
his men about two weeks getting them
Into condition. After leaving Macon
iho team will play practice games a.
Jacksonville, New Orleans, Montg0m.
cry. Nashville, Louisville and a mum.
Der OF other points on their way home
for the opening Of the reguIar season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Kansas CITY, March i0.-tattie--
Receipts 1900. steady 10 zoe lowers
native steeys. tfO005.75; southern
steers, f3It0475; southern COWS.
t2.26W S.es. native COWS and helfefs,
1900 f75. atockers and feeders, 81
utG5. bulls. t2BOW4.l0s calves, 81
UGt6. western fed steers. gf00We - (.
western fat coWa. t3Wnffo
sheep Receipt 1000, muii0ns.
4f5oUa.Gb. lambs. t65o01J5. range
welhefe, s5sfsf6.65, fod ewes, 9flt
0b35.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
on rhe PuaIIIs.Ie caIsndar.

Milwaukee. VIA, March i0,--Young
O'Leary, OF Milwaukee, and Billy Finu.
cane, OF Chicago, are % furnish the
windup Of D card of four honts 90 be
pulled on tonight by the Badger Ath-
letic club. Followers Of tho ring are
looking forward 10 a lively contest
The articles call for an eight.rOund 20
az i2S pounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Mrs. white sang In public here year
ago. She appears az the leading so
prano In the performance of 'Hoarta'
ease" which ls played by THE com
pany bat was not put on IA Alhuquer'
que, owing 10 q miscOun0ction IN
transit, making Il impossible for two
performances IN the city az was ad-
vertlaod on the bill boards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Ottawa, Ont. March i0.--The cabl.
ecution OF Alexander Martin will take
place az Toronto today In accordance
with the decree OF the court. Martins
crime was the murder OF his infant
son by drowning Ia The bay at Coats.
worth Cut. August 3. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
THE CITlZEG

. There are various ruEiors IN .
5 circulation In regard "a the 70. !
) ported ale Of The Citlxen. Il "a 3
: trao nhgOllatiOns are pending, :
3 aad whsn The Citizen n sold hue .
. MOTIFS OF the change OF owners !
) viii BE- announced II eau be 4
= authoritaiivoly stated that Coz !
> ernoy Otero n not connected with :
3 the pcndiA0 nosO iaiiuns In any 4
! way. and ihat the contemplated 4
. purchase Ia moi 5alng made IN his !
, Interest.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
BApTTrs WILL PLANT YREEs

tFrom Fridays Daily cl,izen.l
Special Correspondence.
E&laneia, N NJ. March AT 4
meeting of the committee having the
maitoF In charge held al the once al
the probate clerk Wednesday nlehf 4
pas decided 20 fence and plant %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

New York. March i0.-cloae. Atch.
lson. 92A;; Atchlaon. pfd. i0aAi N.
y Central. 1894 Penna. if55s' SO.
Pacific, 7OA Union Paclfc, 1885, u.
a.. pfd., 100. AmalgamAtod copper.
sth; u. 8. g., i3CA, y. 5. >. pid..
9sh~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Chicago. March lO.--C Caitso--'lle'
ceipts 2.00e; stronger, good 10 prime
steers. f5.l5UG.25, poOr 90 medium.
S31 500 $50. s,Ockera and feeders.
t2bo0 $50, cows. gd,OO0 f.60i hld
0rs. 81 %. cGnncrs. $1,000 fOi bulls.
3.so0a2g. calves. 3.oO070o
sheep Receipts 1900; ateadyi gpe-a
to primo woshcfa. sooM6 10. fair 90
choice niKed. ei.75M6s0. western
sheep. 4sbO0G00. native lambs. SsNt
500; western lambs. e5b0u76b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

. Special to The Citizen. .
= santa Fe.. March io.-Orcer'a .
4 incorporation bill and Mlller's .
. bin liking salaries OF probate >
. clerks and probate judges have :
. passed both houses. :
The memorial recommending a =
q seventh judicial district has =
. passed both houses.
6&S SsdB WV .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Chicago. March 10 Close.
Wheat'-'Mny. sil3Ms uly. 85M.
COrn--M May i8i July. ASA,
Oats May, 3tM July. SIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

New york March lQ'-- MONEY ON
call steady ah0sc; prime mercae.
tiie paper SA0f4c; silrer' sfAc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

speaker DAlies called the house 20
order az 10 80 O'clock. All members
prasem The reading Of the Journal
was dispensed with.
BUSINESS ON speAkER's TABLE.
Council Joint resolution No 3. BY
Mr.. Martin, making an appropriation
TO pay the officers and clerks Of the
Legislature for ten days work after the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-31
KNIGHTS TO MEET
At PINE BEACH
Reunion and Oyster Roaat TO be Held
Acrcse the Roade New Years
Day.

There will DO q reunion of the
knights Of Columbus OF this city,
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Richmond
at Pine Beach tomorrow. The knights
will have O. big oyster roast and the
following program has been arranged
for the occasion:
liza. nl.--Assemble at Pine Beach.
1850 q. m.-ATnrch Pavilion thea
'tf.;z - ~ IS 3:
Opening ode.
Meeting called to order by chair
man.
Address-state Deputy John G.
Hagan.
Recess for oyster roast, sandwiches
and other refreshments.
Song or Sketch-Oldewurtel Troupe
Address-Paat State Deputy D. J.
Callahan.
addresses State Advocate r. J.
Davis aud Past District Deputy n.
j. Murphy. =
sohg or Sketch ldewlrtel Troupe.
Song-Pat Richie. ). ~
Adidlreess-YisitiPg brother from Bal
timore. -''''
sopgToldewrrtel Troupe,
The local members Of the reunion
committee are as, follows:
S, J, Iottisr, chairman; II, j, F4ts,
gerald, George oldeHurtel, u, j. Den
yer aud NJ. 7. OConnell.
A, B. Deeges ,is general chairman
Of the committee aud Geo. Silk Is
general secletary,s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-31
NlINtaEAPOlsIS SAILS
FOR REV YORK YARD
Long Needed Repairs TO De Made
to Greyhound of the Navy-Penn.
sylvanla In Port.

The United States protected cruiser
Minneapolis. the flyer" OF the navy,
sailed from this port yesterday for
New York. where. 1t is understood,
she will be lajd up for long needed
repairs and an overhauling.
The cruiser arrived at this port
from the Azores Islands yesterday
q week ago after having been In
foreign waters for four months. When
the cruiser arrived here she had Al
miral Chester and his staff aboard
Admiral Chester witnessed the eclipse
OF the sun in Africa last September
and he brought back many good
photographs Of the phenoma.
During the Minneapolis stay at
this port many Of her crew were
given shore leave on American soil
for the first time since last August,
when the cruiser departed for the
Mediterranean sea with g party OF
astronomers ABOARD, who observed the
eclipse of the sin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-31
NEWPORT NEWS va SUNDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1905.

Rod and heard the record OF yes
teFday read and approved. It Is prac-
ticaliy conceded that Coffin has been
convicted aud will be dismissed,
though of course. nothing is known
officially.
Charges have oeen fled against
Midshipmaa Worth Wright Foster,
OF New Albany. Ind, II is specified
in bis case that he hazed aIidshin-
man Chester S. Roberts. OF Joliet,
by compelling him to get under the
table While eating his supper This
is another OF the usual forms OF haz-
ing at the academy, but one which
has not yet been specified in any
Charge.