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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-05
DECLARED TO Be ALIVE
Hartain Meeker. Supposed to Be In
TERED at Aurora, Ill.,, Believed to
Be in a S%anitariun.

Cleveland, o., May 4.-Martin
Meeker, the wealthy banker at Farm
ington, Mimi, whose supposed body
was found in . lumber yard here three
weeks g and was buried by his sons
beside their mother at Aurora. ILL.,. is
declared to be alive by Attorney A. IA.
Boulder of Frankfort, Ind.
Boulder, who is said to have been
investigating the cas in the interest of
a young woman whom Meeker had
promised to marry. declares that the
body found was that of a tramp, and
expresses the belief that Meeker either
is touring Europe or is confined i'm a
Sanitarium.
Disappeared a Year AGO.
Martin Meeker. who owned a -four
ish,ng banking house and a large -four
ing mill at Pennington. disappeared
more than a year His fortune
had been decreased somewhat by UNI
fortunate speculation, and he is said
to have carried several life insurance
policies. His W sons. NJ. c. Meeker
of Pennington, Mimi, and C. n. Meek
er of Owensboro. Ky. immediately in
stituted a search for him, EMPLOYING
detectives and appealing to the police
departments of all the large cities of
the United States. Meeker was well
known to commercial travellers. and
they assisted in the search, hut an eff
forts We're futile. Three weeks ago the
emaclated body of an old man was
found tive w o lumber piles. where
he had evidently died of starvatioo
In mis- pocket were the addresses of
Meeker's sons. Coroner Sigelstein
communicated With them and was or.
dered to nave an undertaken prenara
the body for burial.
Question of Identity.
None of Meeker's friends in this civ
could identify the body. but the sons
that he Identification was
ried at Aurora, III.
1t now develops that Martin Meeker
had a large interest in a sa%nitarium at,
Ill. Al that place it is said
he was very friendly with a younp
woman employed as a nurse, and thar
this friendship was not Endorsed by the
Meeker family. The body buried at
Aurora will be exhumed. Mr.. Boulden,
said. and proceedings will be at once
begun in court to establish its identitv
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-05
STRIKE IN NEW YORK.
Building Operations in Brooklyn Bor,
oueh Are Largely Tied Up.

New York, May 3.-Work on nearly
al the large buildings now under con-
struction in Brooklyn has been stopped
by a strike of hodcarriers, bricklavers
and plasterers' laborers.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-05
DID KOCH SEND the
BOTTLE OF POISON?
State Introduces New and Sen.
sationaI Evidence in New
Ulm Murder Case.
DIRECTED TO GEBHARD-
Parcel Similar to One Received by Lat.
ter Was Seen Under circum-
stances indicating Koch
May Have Mailed 1t.
DIRECTED TO
JURORS ACCEPTED FOR
TRIAL OF Or. KOCH.

: Joseph Wadell, farmer. Beaufort.
w. IL. Wilcox, manufacturer,
Mankato. .
7 w. L. Rappley. farmer. James
\ town.
Q. T. Severson. farmer. Medic.
\ kato.
! William Boswell, farmer, ST. :
= Clair township. /.
%. G. Lundberg. retired farmer,
= Mankato. I
J, h. Stewart. merchant, Man .
\ kato. I
y kato.
: Reddee NJ. Anderson. carpenter, /.
y South Bend. 4
= a. a. Just, farmer, Rapidan town :
\ ship. !
Albert Haserman, farmer, Man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
PANIC AS BULL
CRUSHES MATAD0R
WILD TIME M JUAREz AmPHi.
THEATER AS ARANA, ONE or
SHOWS BEST KNOWN FIGHT.
ERs, 10 TOSSED ON HORNS or
MAD BEAsT

Rafael AFana, known In the arenu
oi the Mexican and Spanish national
sporting circles 40 "Joarana Chico
the daredevil" today met fate that
viii retire him for life and probably
hili him. says a dispatch from M paso
dated February ~.
There seems 70 be peculiarly un.
lucky fate hanging over the Juarez
bullring, for four men have been in.
iured so seriously as 20 incapacltnte
then. for further duty In this arena
within the last few months, and two
within the last two weeks
Last Sunday "Cuccoo." one OF the
most daring fighters 10 Mexico, met
his fate IN a broken leg ana an i'm.
mCnso wound on the side and several
RIBS broken. and today Joarana Chico
sustained Injuries that viii end his
life. for his leg was broken. his spine
fractured and his side terribly gored.
The crowd present was an immense
one composed mostly OF Americans
iium all parts Of the country
Il was The hlth bull that caused the
excitement Chico tipped his cap, re-
celycd the plaudits OF the multitude.
tested his thin steel raplcr. waved the
rcd flag and went at the bull Ia the
n,lusf Of cheers that fairly shook the
ainphitheatCr for he had been herald.
ed as one OF spaln's most noted mata.
doris.
Scarcely had ho made tho death.
plugo al the bull when the infurlated
animal deity 'aido.Htcppod, quickly
charged and caught Chico on his short
horns. rushing about tho ring, below.
ing and paving ~ rage, with the life
blood OF he matador flowing crimson
onto the white face OF the animal The
hull carried tho helpless matador on
bis horns around the ring, first toss
Ing him 70 the right, then 10 the left.
aud finally ihrusting him against the
adobe walls, crushed and bleeding.
Strong men turned away, women
who we're seeing their first hulfght
tainted, and d panic ensued, only the
gondarmerio avoiding a rush that
might have crushed many persons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
SANTA rs

From tho New Mexican.
Mrs John T.. Victory and son
Thornton. are ConnBeu 20 the Victory
home by llinesf
The twu.ycar old son at District Al.
tornoy and Mrs. H. C. Abbott. who has
heen seriously no with tonslifie. a
greatly improved and believed 20 be-
out OF danger
W. aud Mrs Evansto l.ucero re-.
turned last evening from Albuquerque.
where they went The irs. of the week
20 attend the funeral OF the infent son
Of their daughter Mrs. J W. Lewis.
Mrs. Ross. who keeps hoardirs
house in The Improvement row ON Col.
loge street ~ very co. has closed her
house and gonc 20 ST. vincents hos
Surveyor General N. o. Hewopvn
VIII leave for Washington about the
2oth instant 90 ycfyc as an aide. rep.
rcnontlnr Now Mexico on the sinH of
Lieutenant Genera. A. n Chaneo. VINO
VII De- The grand marshal DO charge
OF ihe inaugural parade.
licwcllyn Lewis. q ranchman rosld.
lng near Pecoa, spent The day In town
purchasing luppl.ea Mr. Lewis ro.
ported thar much snow had fallen on
The pecos range and that me tompefa.
lure was quite low Cattle are suffer.
INK 20 a certain extent. bat no losses
N any consequence Will occur unless
extremely cold weather acts in.
man by the name 90 Edward Mich.
1ls. who was brought to Santa Re
Tuesday night from Iamy and lodged
10 the county iail. charged with bur.
slaflzlng the store of John PhenRer at
hat place. was given q preliminary
hearing In Justice OF the Peace Jose
Ma Garcia's court yesterday and was
bound over fo await the action ~ the
United states grand Jury IN the sum
If 5000. He was unable 10 furnish the
.onulrcd bond aud was remandod 20
Iail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

.Nrenco July 20 TO 30. u seabury con
vfnncc Ter mon, July 40 10 August 81,
vacation nr general conference. An.
gust B to 30, 1ud "a Sunday school con.
terence August 20 90 2i The nrGther.
mood of st. Andrew VII consider. al
ia meeting a. the end of February. q
student conference nd Richnold during
thu irst haif of july. The aims Of
these conferences are the deepening
OF the spiritual lie Bible study. a
study Of missions. and discussion Of
sunday school methods. Richdeid
SPRINGS Is intended as center for
Workcrs IN New England and New
York. Pennsylvania and south TO Vir
ginia. u has been proposed that a
conference bo planned for workers Of
the middle west. 90 he held perhaps in
the northern part of the lower ponin.
sila Of Michigan. but II was decided
AZ the last moment to moro firmly "a.
lahish tho conferences IN the east
and possibly attempt the middle west
conferences later. Episcopaliana aay
they are not being exclusive. when
they sei up separate conferences for
themselves, but are following merely
the pattern set up elsewhere. since
most conferences have n denomhia.
tloEal bias. and that they are doing
the only thing possible under The cir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES

Tho rCliglOus rovlvals 10 arland
which have nov reached lndOn
nave given strong impetus ID Ina .ral
churches III some sections Iha Ft
tablished church has. thfoHeb hs
Bishop recognized and taken pau in
the awakening. but s. Is 90 be- record.
I'd for The majority of the Established
Clergy that they have either held
aiooi OF have opeuly criticized. So.
aial questions enter l4to church ques.
lions In England. however. Stats trs
of the Free churches. iusi published.
SHOW a large Increase In membership.
sfoat progress iu chapel building. a
big addition 20 the number OF SUNDAY
school teachers and scholars. aud n
Gencral deepening OF che spiritual
ne. The English spirit has been for
haf dozen years pesslmistic. but
the events OF the winter have quite
changed the feeling Revivals have
now become general throughout Eng
hand and Wales and are said 10 be ex.
tending into scotland. The spirit Is
crossing tho Atlantic and predictions
are made that ZEE spring season. wiih
tta increasing Observance Of Lent.
VII see conditions Ia England dupli.
catod here. The head Of the London
movement. the Rev. n A. TOrroy. was
Ions a fIignd 81 Mr.. Moody aud calls
chicago his home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
EX-GOVERNOR ROSS
AND THE PRINTERS

a few days ago through the efforti
OF Delegate y. 5. ROdrv. the small
pension received by Edmund q. Ross
OF this city vas increased To $50 pei
month.
Tho ponsionor n nov about Sd
/ years old, and resides with hig son
! Pitt Ross. the well known city enRi
/ nocr ana surveyor. lie is noted nr
I the ostracizcd United states senator
/ who with several other republican
senators, stood out AGAINST the i'm
I parchment OF President Andrew John,
son, aud when ho returned 10 bis
nome az Lawrence. Kansas. from
Washington, he was burned la offigy
ana many indignitlea heaped upon
him by the Kansas pqnnlr lie lost
hts printing office, and wherever ho
made application for work he was
branded as rat printer"
Finally IN 1889. he came 20 this
city ana called az the old journal
ithen conducted by different people
than now, for work. tie found post.
cd up on the wall Of the composing
room a circular. with big rat"
printed thereon, warning the craft
against a number OF rat printers. and
among the names was that of his own.
The old eA.united States senator
told the story of his prosecutions and
the Injustice that had been done him
to W. r. McCroight. who was then
the foreman and telegraph editor Of
the Journal. the latter knowing that
the old gentleman had no object TO
mieropfesont. believed every word he
said, Feeling sure that the applicant
hau not violated any serious rule OF
the Typographical union, he wns out 10
Noya a. the case, and the old gentle,
man, with tears In his eyes and turn.
ing 10 the foreman, said. that was the
hrsl Kind act shown him since leaving
Kansas.
The other printers demurred aud
held several secret meetings and fin
ally called ON the foreman. threaten.
INK 10 strike II Ross was allowed 70
continue To work. The foreman stood
out against all threats. stating that he
had Investigated the case aud that
the old man. driven from Kansas for
performing duty he considered right,
should remain al work.
The other printers soon returned TO
their cases. and oX. United STATES Sen.
ntor Ross set type on the old Journal.
receiving his pay every Saturday
might Ike other typos, until President
Cleveland was first lnanguratoe, when
he threw up his case, went 20 Wash.
ingion and a few months later return.
ed % New Mexico with a commission
In his pocket az the democratic gov.
ernOr Of New Mexico. he oyerafter
proclaimed that his ylndica1lon had
come. ana now. Ia bis doiago ana his
memory slowly falling him. he often
tells visitors who call 10 nee him the
difficulty be experienced in earning
his first weeks wages Ia Albuquerque
aad which he was sorely In need OF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

The posionlce viii observe sunday
hours tomorrow.
, u Rathman, The painter. ~ quite
sick with typhoid fever,
The city council viii meet tonight
being called for 74b o'clock.
Max Nordhaun returned 20 Las We
gas this morning after a few days
visit In the city.
Colonel and Mrs, W. s. Hopewoll
are 10 the city, having arrived from
he south this morning.
Mrs. Henry Ynn0w received tho aad
news today of the death of her father.
>. Mendiin. 81 Kansas cay.
Ernest Ray. Of the Algarado Indian
rooms, 10 on nj the hospital with ~.
ph0id fever Mr., Ray was sick several
months last year win the same dis.
ease
Miss Jessie lifeld returned % Las
Vegas this morning after having vis.
tied with friends Ia the city since last
Friday
}. y Brown. Of Canyon Clly, Colo,
is 10 the city ylaltlnR hts wife. who
iH spending the winter with Mrs. III. j..
Render. 10 South Second street.
Miss Bertha Stab. Of santa BE, VAC
has been the guest OF her sister. Mra.
Louis HELD, tho past few days. 70.
turned hOme thls morning
Word reached thi9 city today that
Hon. Amado Chavea, the territorial
superintendent Of public instruction.
~ quite ~ az his home az the capital
city.
lgnacio Gutierrez and J. d. Archu,
leia, two prominent citizens Of aando-
val, up the river, wore here today on
business. They returned 10 8and0Yal
this afternoon.
Mossrs. Mulhern and Orchard. who
have the track.laying contract for the
Albuquerque Eastern road, are IN Che
city to consult with w. s. Hopewell,
the general manager II the road.
John q, Warren. OF Engio. N. ~.
purchased lots 10 and no, in block 80.
PCrea addition today from the surety
Investment company and w. y. Man.
som. 0f this city. selootcd lOis 3 and g.
block 81. OF the same addition
A refrigerator car was smashed into
kindllng wood In the local yarte short.
~ after noon today BY me compact be.
tween a moving string OF cars and a
stationary string of cars. Tho wheels
we're thrown from the rails end car
standing on "a pntallel track was dam
aged hy a hplo ln the end The mlxup
attracted quite largc crowd Of spoc.
faiorT
1hp city schools WIZ be- closed 10.
morrow ia honor % Washlngfon's
birthday EXERCISES appropriate 20 the
birthday anniversary Tor the father OF
our couHiry afe taxing place tnis
afternoon AZ the First ward building
Colonel NJ "a Nelson. owner ~ The
Kansas Guy star and Times passed
through fhe city last night Nec0mpa.
MED By Mra Nelson aud daughter
MSS Laura and Mrs Ford Harvey
They we're I'm route to California and
wlll stop a. me Grand Canyon while
going.
q l.. Hiblar1, the recently appointed
general superintendent of the coast
lines of the Santa Fe "a expected here
tonight or tomorrow morning This
all 81 ~ Hihhard' nrsi 'Fip since his
sppoluimcni. and the locaI railroadfrs
will be- ready 10 oifer hlm congratuia.
lioas on bis good luck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Dates Tor summer conferences m
the east are being fixed The student
conference at NCrihnold will be ear.
Her this season than for some years.
It's dates are June % 10 July 1. There
viii follow n Young WOmen'a confer.
euco. and the general conference will
eoyer. as usual. the FIRST half 81 Au.
gust The Young Peoples Movement.
with new quarters on Lake George. an.
uounces July n To 80 az The dates OF
Us conference for leaders of young
people. This movement is made up,
in grca part. OF officials 81 mission
airy societies. and the conference en-.
deayurs 90 recruit men In the churches
who vii cooperate with the national
Organization. Churches are asked 90
send delegates. The list OF speakers
shows how largely the officials are rep
resented. u Includes che president OF
the American board, the head OF the
Student Volunteer secretary each OF
the Presbyterian foreign and home
boards and uf the Presbyterian board.
south, The general secretary Of the
Christian endeayOr. the editor OF the
young peoples Methodist periodical.
and secreiaries Of Episcopal. Congro-
gatiOnal Methodist. Baptist. United
Brethren and Reformed church mis-
sionary agencies. Tho aim OF these
conferences is, indeed. 10 bring these
secretaries and their corps OF workers
together. other conferences are col
follow al silver Bay. including q Y. NJ
G. A. and a y. w. c. A. meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ApoLPHus BUSCH. BREWER.
VISITED ALBUQUERQUE

tFrom Mondays Daily CiuzenD
The olive green palatial private car
Adolphus, which stood o0nspicuously
on the santa Pc tracks near Railroad
avenue yesterdt was a present 10
Adolphus Busch from New York
friends, aud those enjoying les mxurl.
ona apartments yesterday we're Mr..
Busch, wife aud daughier, Miss VII.
hemonia; Carl Conrad, Mr.. BUSCH
secretary, Miss Elexa Busch and the
baroness Won Keyldorf. Of Berlin and
'ey were en- route 10 Pasadena. Cal,
where Mr.. Busch has a house. The
car brought up tho rear of train No.
which was held here from sunday
morning IAN this morning by the
wreck Of No. z, which occurred al Rio
puefcO.
Everybody knows that Adolph
Busch is president OF the world.
famous Anheusor-nusch Brewing com
panyl and me large nortly gentleman
with a German cast OF features who
ailFhlod az the local station yesterday
needed no introduction. and thar he
was In Albuquerque soon spread
throughout the city. he walked down.
town and into the leading saloons OF
me city, where the Anhonaer-l3nsch
brew Is dispensed, aud 10 these rlaoos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

b. needed no Introduction. However,
at IoiEpr's cafe be- was introduced 81
James McCorriston. who was present.
90 as one OF the leading German ciii.
Gems of ne city. Tho brewer immcdl
Mely hcenn talking to Mr.. NoCerris.
ton IN the LANGUAGE oil the iaissr. asd
Mr. McCorrlslon had 10 flash bis sham.
rock
Mr b1sch told The Cltlseu reporter
that be- was on route To Pasadena.
where DO would probably remain until
The middle OF April he was driven
about Che city by G. W. Kunz. who ia
local ageni for the Anheuser. Busch
company and said az the Alvarado
last Might ihai he was very favorably
impressed with Albuquerque. the M.
parent thrlit of the place and the PEG
pie and The evident feeling OF satisfac.
tion among The people u looked TO
him na though they we're c0ntoniod
and had come to stay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

4 The Cillzcn r. pleased TO chronicle
the news that Hon A. r. Gibson,
mayor Of Santa Pc. who was soriOnsiy
~ the past couple Of weeks. das about
recovered ana rs now az hls office daily
attending % e largo amount Of susi
ness that had nccumulak ! during bis
illness.
No efforts are being spared By the
committee IN charge 81 the Childa'
costume dance % b. Fivoa az the Com.
/ morclal club tomorrow night 10 make
I y ne big success ~ the season There
viii Do popcorn. peanuts 'laases can
dy, chewing gum and all ~ the delica-
Giles 81 the season Cor the children.
Three unruly cltlzous we're before
Judge Crawford this morning and
given short sentences Tor being drunk
and disurdnNy aud other minor ~.
lenses. among them refusing fo pas
Tor meals. This latter odenso Was
committed hy william Dale. ~ the
restaurant of Jones a CO.. on south
Taird street
last sunday ~ Alamororio. Rirht
hey J N ksndrlck. Formerly of this
city, bat now claiming Phoenix as hts
home. dedicated toe neW Episcopal
church az Alamoeordo The bishop n
expected NJ santa Fe tomorrow or
next day nnd posslbiy for several
days Of next weeh be- win be- among
the Episcopalians at ihls city.
Jacob Welimer. the santa Fe hoak
dealer. who o. handling Tho Citizen
during ne present legislature has ea.
ianiahed Temporary quarters ai GOe.
beiH hardware store. Santa fo. and ID
again DONG business go wna ono u
the victims ~ the recent nro which
came very near wiplng Santa Fe from
the New Mexico map
Mrs. n W Wright wife Of the 50.
porintendeut ~ timber lands for tho
American Lumber company. came IN
from Duluth. MINI. last night. Mr..
Wright arriving from ThOfeau out
west. 10 meet bis wife here. n a an.
derslOod that Mr.. ard Mrs Wright
VIII make Albuquerque their home.
although MT Wnght's duties will be-
out at the tlmhors
RABBI kapians class in ethics win
meet "wednesday evening ~ I'D In
che vcs'ry rooms ~ Temple Albert.
The class l6 beginning q neW subject.
"hhics and Socialism this being an
Investigation and criticiera from the
standpoint % ethics 81 tho two opp0s.
ias economic systems. lndiyiduallsm
and socialism. Those wishing 70 join
The class must do 10 ~ this meeting.
Free 20 everybody
Matters are ahaplnr nicely for the
spring races which Wiil % held AZ tho
fair grounds ga This city. the last
week 81 MAY ~ a few days the sec.
Rotary WIN have ready for publication
tne program 90 ihe races and the hand.
fpfae purses 90 b. offered VIII be- ~
inviting as 90 insure ne best tFuiiors
and PAGERS ~ Colorado being here fO
compotc FOR them
heniamin " Wilson 0f BERKELEY.
Cal. ami william Wise also of Cail.
iumla. win lecture 40 the Public l.l
brary ban ihis Ween Mr. Wilson will
leciuro uador the auspices of zoe A.
buquerqne Socialist club tomorrow
"wednesday Hight. and his subjrcg
VII he THE Emancipation az the
Wage WORKER Mf. Wise Wiil iac.
iuro not under ne auspices 81 ans
eluh Thursday night His address win
be ON the line ~ "fhe New Thought
There viii be- no charge fof these lor.
lures bat q collection OF course win
BE- taken up,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
lAS GRgeES

From me Citizen.
Electric plant means electric car.
from ICES Cruces TO college. Mcsilia
Park and Mcgiiin
fhtlH J. ~ ipcprn returned from
MA trip Co his ranch in San Andres
mountains.
Chaf'ca Anthony a. shipping zinr
ana copper ores from the Memphis
mime. OrHhn. to 90 paau
T. q Cnsinne1n is having Il rock and
cement curDsiono laid on his sidewalk
around hlf property
The ioundntlnn Dor thc electric plant
WIS cummUneeu Monday an the ma.
icrial and machinery o. here and the
plant VII be- lu operation in about
fUu months
The fence around INC Presbyterian
church hag boon painted The mimic.
fer dld tho work and proved himself
io hc quite an artist in the science of
painting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
Philippine Church AasIrs.

The arrival a. Manila OF Mgr. Agius
The now apostolic delegate 10 the Phil
primes. will lead to a speedy settle
meni OF some OF the questions rolat
Ing 90 the Catholic church In tho ".
lands that have been awaiting atten.
ton. The delegate, Il b. understood.
has definite instructions from Rome in
al matters, and during his sojourn In
Washington asccrialned how Gar he
may rely upon the aid 81 the govern.
mcnt. One OF his early efforts will he
TO rid the church OF the Agiinay
5cniam which has Tor many months
Kept large numbers la rebellion
agalns the Catholic church. An off0rt
VIII De- made 10 get the government
% turn over 90 the church the build.
ings and properties held by Arllpay
and his followers. These properties
10 b. held, belong 10 the Catholic
church and are Illegally held for the
suhiHm. The lOCal courts OF tho ls.
lands are said 10 have authority s7sa
Washington 90 deal with the matter
and dccide a. Another matter reuulr.
ing careful attention on tho part of
Mgr Agius relates 60 the apIs,riosi.
ment among the dioccses OF the is.
lands 81 che money to be received
from the asle uf mo friRrs lands u
Do unlikely that the amount appOr.
toned will be- large one, for the S..
100000 on deposit In New York will
DEE claimed, for the mOst part, by rep
Iesontailves OF tho dominican Fran.
ciscan and Jesuit orders. some funds
for the churches in the Islands may he
secured through the claims for dam
ages 10 church property ut the time OF
he American occupation.