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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

S6lafes fielen ni6t aus ieinen
augen uno er mad)te nidt oui.
yIh, loilen Sic Den ornlen Mann
lflafen, Sraulein meinetbaIben
braufen Sic i'm nidt 81. .tpeden",
lagte Der Sremoe 81 Dem MGbben
ltno blifte es nit ieinem onnflen,
leitd)tenoen @ugenpaar ireunolid an.
~Iber er lfnarft 10 entleslid)~.,
lagte SbereS, obne Wiibe ben bel.
motbllden 1inlett gegen cine frineu
Sprnhlpeile pertauidJen0. ,0er
Sater miirbe mid if0n o~n83onfeu
tpenn er bereinf1m' ullb oen Sdla.
fer Ga f1no'."
Ser Bauer i6eint nber einen Re.
item Shlaf 81 baben ltno es mirs
Sbnen nid)t leidt ieirL i'm aufSu.
meGen", meinte Der 8rehbe.
Sberes idien in Serlegenbeit, mi,
lie iid) bes unbeauemen @oites eiltls'
olgen fonne. 0o fam ibr nod) tliid)
tinem 8eiinnen elm @eoanfe. -Sii
naberte ibren Wuno Dem S6re oes
SUlGters unD rief laut:
sNo5l, Na3L eiflpino iteb ,auf
a,@elt eebt a'grlggpt ger .iiiqalte aS9
Gieier Nllf mar pon m~erfmiiroi
-gen grfolge. @ie bon elmer Sebel
gei6leuoert idneate Ma5l in. bl
Sobe. rieb iid 5itternb einen glugeh
blif Die idlaftrlNftssh @ugen mi
~itiir5te banrL obne ii6 um5ui6ouen
our S%tubentbiire binauS, inbem &
mebflogenb riei:
Ger jiingite Gag is ba! $50 Is Dem
% mel SeiiaS! 8 mel SeItns
Der Tfarrer? s, bin ia no cited
poQ SoSiiinb'nl"
&aum mar aber Nn3l in Die fiible
friide Nadtluit binausgelongt, Il
mid Der betGubeube 3uitano, in mel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Siucitcs Gapitel.

gm 9lbenbe oesielben Cages Job
i'm @oltbuuie sur Bot, oas einen
9eitanotbeil bes bon giidoismais an.
bertbalb Stunoeu en~tiernten Mtnrft.
ilefens Regeu biloet, elm einiamer
3eder an einem 6enItertildlein.
Sberes, Die Sod)ter bes Sauies, elm
ihones Wdbden bon etpa 5pon5ig
Sobren, 81 beiien Sbliegenbeiten es
gcbortc, ole jcpeiligen @dite 81 be.
bienen, bate eben cine BON Der 3im-
merbede bernicoerbGngeiloe groBe
Gclompe geiiiat, Oenn id)on bronaen
Die Sdlotten Der Gdmmerung IN Die
@aiiltube, oils Der Mann in Der Serl-
Iterniid)e rief:
,&eSl, no a 8laSl Sfnops!"
n@os not gar" fam eS permei'
aerno bon ben rotben Sippen oes
WGofens nno elm entid)ieoenes appi-
id)iitteln bebeutete Dem buritigen De-
iteaer, Dab es Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NIT Der abidlagieen @irtlport Grni
uebme, Sd gloub. gtaal. Gn baIi
fir bent g'nug, III g'langit bis IN D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

dens mar an Ser Guberen @onb Elm
Saufen Triigelbol5 aufgel6if)tet nno
oben oarnlf tr1umte elm idJpar5er
aater, in ii6 acknowledgement, nabr-
ibeinlid bon ieinem lebten Wauie-
ihmaus.
Dos par Srieors Seim. Or trat
in Die Grmlibe Cube. Gin @ei6
nit etmas mGnnliden, aber ionii
nidt unbiibi6en 3iigen iab am
Glide unO CAB iid Wiibe, Elm nabejll
fauitgroBes 2od zines raublinilenen
Sembes nit eitem 6lede ~alls5l,bei-
fern.
$50 is Ser 9ooa?" lautete beS
Burden erite Srage.
y@o miro er iei'?" entgegnete baS
@eib, obrle ben 9lif bon Der Irbeii
oufSebebelL in mibmltbigem Zone
uNab &eg'n is er eini ullb iett II
s. 2ottcrie."
.aannit mir foam @roi@'n geb'n
Wildtter? s m6dt a &olbe Bier,
mar Srieofs nGfIte &ebe.
IS bab foam &reu5er 0elo not"
erflarte 0os @eib mhDirlf. n4r'
bet, Srieol, uno peroean Cir Gibbs,
llnd)a bolt GIBBS"
gum Shinb'n mo Blag'n bin
not aiif Der 8elt," iogte Der 9urid(
trotie, ihritt Der 3biire mieoer 81
rnb perlieB nit einem ounnpfer
Slii6e Die Stube uno Die Ytutter, I'm
iib bierauf Dem @oloe 5ii5umenben
Der einige bunoert Sdritte bintel
Dem S1usden ieinen Iniang nabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

San0 zines i'm Omnibus gebiidt tie.
benben Wannes feitbielt, Den nieoli-
d)en Sub auf ben eiiernen Wagen'
tritt, bon mo- Tie ein leihter, nit Mn-
mutb p~oafiibrter Sprung auf ieiten
Yoben bradte. unmittelbar nod ibr
fam elm bober, fraftig sebauter
0tann. gr iiberreihte ieiner ilgeno-
liden geeleiter in elm &ofierten,
bas err fir tie aus Dem Wogen gebo.
ben unb bas lie banfenb in Gntpfang
nabm, bann 500 er nod Der Weile
zines boflifen' Mannes ieinen brett
frGmpiaen Galobreier iinb lngte NIT
elmer poblftingenoen gaBitimme:
sd beoanere, BOB mir inns tren.
men miiiieL mein SrGulein. 8iel.
leiht babe ih bos 8ergniigen, Sic
wieoer gu ieben. ginirpeilen EN-.
pfeble id MIDI Sbrer freunolid,en Or
innerung."
9us Mdod)en perneigte iih leift
uno nit Den @orten:
Limb id banfe Sbnen reft iebr,
SEER Yrofeiior, fir bos 1nterhol.
tenbe 8eipr6hl bus mir ben @eg 10
andenebm perfiif5te.. 1aotetE atlein
ISerri" Ei3. 51E 9 go
yMiif @ieoerieGen!" berieste Der
SrentDe. na@uten Ibeno, mem 5rail.
lein!"
,@uten Mbenb," lautete Der fllr5e
@egengruB oes Maohens, Das iit)
Dierauf Dem naben Warftplabe 5lt-
manote, mo es i'm einem bohgiebeli.
gen Souie perihpanb. Der SrcmOe
bineegen febrte i'm 8altbaule sur
yBolt" Elm.
Scam id bier iiber Iadt blei.
benz" erfirnbigte er lid bel Der i'm
mit freunolidem 8ruBe e~mpfangen.
Den Spdter oes Soules.
.@enib," antmprtete Sberes boz
lid. Gr legte Heiietuide, SUIT uno
Stod ab itno beItellte iif etlpas gum
Ibenotiife. Sas WGofen elite IN
Die Slide, nm bort ben @llnif oes
@aites sur grleoisung 5u iibergeben.
Mberma!s eriiiaten sic &lGnge bes
Yoltborns Die 2llft. Ger Smnibus
rolte meiter. Ger Srembe naberte
iib einem Seniter oes .8alt5immers
unb be9leitete nit Dem 8life Den per-
idlminbenoen Yoltmagen. Hegungs.
los, bod nufgeridtct, itano er oa uno
log Die in Die @eite 5iebenoell Zone
bes Sornes nit uimnler miioem Sbre
Elm. 9ie leste, leiie 3onneae cr'
ltarb pie Elm ieriies, ianftea MlagcN.
Ger SremDe manote iein 0eiibt nid)t
bon Dem Senlter = Winuten p%erltri.
den mie IN Stein ~geipanoelt rnGte
ieine @eltalt empor. Sn5mild)en
mar es polenbs blltfel gemorSen,
S6eres bate bareits Die Seaompe III
Der @altltube anee5iinbet lino
nod INNER itdio Der 2aili6er on
bemiel6en Elote. Ylotlif ~ieiielte
Elm ieltianter 2aut feline Iufmerf'
innlfeit inb ar febrte lid pom 6eli'
tier ob.
Von Der Senlteritild)e her oroh9
nGmlid ein frditigcS Sbndrdlcn.
Nasl mar, BON Der Mod)t ocS
SdnapieS iiberwdliigt. cinem leif-
ten Sd)lummer perinlen, Der tuln'
mebr in einen regelred)tenL icitel
Sblaf ii6crsuSeben ifiel, iuIe bns
lnitige @eidunrre be5eigtc.
Gin gelinorS gntiesen bGmmertc
in S%bereier's @eiidt auf. als lie bos
Sdnard)?n pernabm. ,Sbne 3ogern
elite lie an Dos Siihlein, an ipelfenl
Na5l lob, unb r~iittelte Den Sdl6fer
nnianit bin uno fer. @ber lie bcttr
cut idiitteln bie Mobnforner hcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Seitmnsen had europa.

"a mir iett5ilO init s Seiten
brnfcn, ipirS Der ,Mbonncmcntspreis
fir Seitrngcn ugdJ europa In 3n'
funft $500 pro- aabrsans iein. Wir
miiien In Solse Der @crsrGkerans
Sas Spppelte EurtO .mie fribcr be5ab-
len, nGmlidj 2 Gfnts prO Summer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY.
Carleton Post No. 8, G. A. r., Ap
points Committees to Make All
Necessary Arrangements.

The executive committee having in
charge the Memorial Day exercises,
consisting of the officers of Carleton
Post No. 8, G. A. R., held meeting
last evening at the Office OF Commander
j. P. Victory and as far as possible,
made all suitable arrangements for the
proper observance of Memorial Day. In
order to facilitate the necessary pre-.
parations through the active work oi
the members of the Post the following
committees were appointed. On finance
Comrades Victory, Weltmer and Mar.
tinez. On Music: Comrades Schormeyer,
Crichton and Rael. On Transportation:
Comrades Hull, Victory and Cortez: On
Printing: Comrades Weltmer, Victory
and Salazar. On Decoration: Comrades
Bolander, Krumpage', Quintana and
Garcia. On Decoration of graves out
side of National Cemetery: Comrades
Quin, Morris and Romero.
The ladies of the Woman's Relief Corp
and Daughters of the American kevolu-
tion will have charge of all flowers dom
ated and these may be left at the Post
Hall at any time before nine o'clock OF
the morning of May 30th.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
TO SETTLE FOOTBALL GAME.

Result of the Contest Between EI Pa.
SO and Albuquerque Last Fall to
Be Decided in Court.
Ell Paso, May 1S.-Acting as judge OF
football game will probably be the
duty of County Judge Sweeney next
Monday. The suit brought by Man.
ager Houston of the Albuquerque foot
ball team against Manager Laughlin
of the Ell Paso Athletics, for money
alleged to be due on the outcome of a
game played in this city on December
18, 1904, is set for trial on that day.
Under the contract by which the game
was played the Albuquerque players
were to have 500 If they lost the
game and $500 If they won it. Albu-
auerque claimed to have won the game
and the official with that team declar-
ed the game SO settled. The Ell Paso
officials, however, declared otherwise
and refused to pay the $500. The suit
is brought to recover that sum. The
case will be bitterly contested on both
Sides
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
MORE SHEEP ON RESERVES.
Grazing Division, Bureau of Forestry,
to Investigate With View to In
creasine Number.

Washington, May 18.-Chief Potter
of the grazing division, bureau of for
estry, department of agriculture. will
spend the summer in the forest re
serves Of New Mexico, Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah, Montana and Idah, ;,
studying the grazing problem. M.
Potter is a practical stockman as well
as a forester, having been in the stock
business in the southwest for many
years. 1t is his belief that the mum
Der of sheep admitted to Craze In the
reserves can be safely increased, in
many instances. without injury to the
forests
1t is to gather data on this question:
that Mr.. Potter goes west. On his
recommendation greater number of
sheep will be pastured OIL
the reserves next summer than ever
before While in the west Mr.. Potter
will take up individual complaints
filed by stockmen, either egainst the
method of grazing in reserves, or be-
cause of restrictions imposed by for.
estry officials.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
NO PEACE
IN SIGHT
President Shea Says He Has
Never Considered Arbitra.
tion in Aay Form.
|IT CAUSES SURPRISE
As Explicit Statement Was Made Last
Night That He Had Agreed to
intervene.

Chicago, Ills, May 18.-President
Shea. of the Transfers international
union, threw cold water today on all
peace movements. He declared
that he had not considered
arbitration in any form what.
ever between the Team owners
Association and the Transfers Union
and that he had never agreed to arbl.
trate the question of whether the
teamsters should deliver to boycotted
houses. This declaration Of President
Shea came as surprise to all con-
cerned, as it was explicitly stated last
night and today that Mr.. Shea hal
made such an agreement.
President Gompers, of the American
Federation of Labor, denied that he
had anything to do with the delivery
arbitration movement. His mission
here is to try to hit on a plan of set
tlement and bring the two opposing
parties together to consider 1t. Some
progress has been made and he ex.
poets to see the attorney of the en-
ployers assosiation today.
Team Owners Hold Key to Situation.
Chicago, May 18.-Aside from the
presence of President Gompers, the
influence that gave the greatest prom
ise of settlement of the strike today
was the arbitration committee ap'
pointed by the Chicago Team Owners
Association and the Transfers un-
ion. The committee Is expected prl'
marily to clear the controversy which
for several days has threatened to
result in general strike. The owners
are a side issue in the strike situa-
ton and their attitude does not indt
cate the attitude Of the Employers
Association. The team owners, howev-
er, have been conceded by many to hold
the key to the situation inasmuch az
any attempt by the team owners to
force drivers toi deliver to the st ike
affected districts would apparently
mean a spread of the strike.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
SQUADR0NS
CONSOLIDATE
Nebsgatoff's Division Joins Ad-
miraI Rojestvensky and
Starts Northeast.
MAY BE BATTLE SOON
Russian Fleet Msy Make Demonstra.
ton In Vicinity Of Formosa and
Enter Pacific.

Saigon, May 1S.-A junction was af'
fected on May by the squadrons OF
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky and Rear
Admiral Nebogatoff. 1t took place out
side of territorial waters. The YES.
sells started seaward May IA, going in
an easterly direction.
New Move May Mean Naval Battle
Soon.
Toxic, May 18.-The report that
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky has gone
from Hon-Kee Bay northward renews
the popular expectation of naval ac.
tion in the near future. 1t is the opin-
ion of some that Admiral Rojestvensky
may make demonstration in the vi
cinity of the Island of Formosa and
Pescardores and then enter the Pa
cific en- route for Vladivostock. This
however, is purely speculative.
No Truth in Report of Rojestvensky's
Retirement.
st. Petersburg, May 1S.-Fears a"r
expressed that owing to the nervous
breakdown of Vice-Admiral Rojest-
vensky the Russian fleet in the east
would lose it's present comander-in-
chief turn out to be unfounded. At
the office of the minister of marine
today the statement is authorized that
Rojestvensky has not applied for re
lief from duty. However, the cOndi
tion of his health continues to be a
source of much anxiety. The report
may have risen from the fact that it
was virtually decided, in view OF his
health, to send Vice Admiral Birelotf
to Vladivostock to take over the sl-
preme command in the event Of a sue
cessful battle and the arrival of the
fleet there.
Plague Breaks Out at Harbin.
London, May 1S.-According to the
correspondent at Toxic of the Daily
Telegraph, severe epidemic of the
plague has broken out at Harbin and
the deaths resultant therefrom aver
age 800 daily.
Official DsavowaI From Germany.
Toxic, May 18.-The foreign office
announces the receipt of an official
communication from Germany, pro
nouncing as utterly unfounded the re-
port that she had occupied Hal Chou.
While the story was never entirely
credited here, this disavowal by Ger
many is nevertheless received with
much satisfaction.
Uneasy over Germany's Fleet.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED.
Hartman, Rockefeller and Associates
Ousted From Broad of Northern
Pacific Railway Company.

New York, May 18.-After more
than two years of delay resulting from
the Northern Securities Litigation,a
shareholders meeting of the Northern
Pacific Railway Company was held TO-
day and resulted in the election OF
new dirdectors to succeed E. H. Harri-
man, William Rockefeller, James Still
man, Bryayton Ives, Sam Shea. Eben
B. Thomas and H. McTwomby. The
stock held in the names Of the Union
Pacific interests was voted for the
new board. Most of the shares repre-
sented at the meeting were voted by
a proxy committee headed by ]. P.
Morgan.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
MYSTERIOUS
SURVEYING
Is Being Done in Arizona by
Parties of Railroad
People.
MAY BE A TRUNK LINE
To Extend to the Coast. Southern
Pacific Has Half a Dozen Gangs
at Work.

Phoenix, May 18.-Nearly half the
work between Wickenberg and the
Colorado River on the Arizona & Colo
RADIO Railroad (the Santa Fe short
cut) has been completed and the road
is now passing Harque Hala and the
graders are working in Granite Wash
Pass. The approaches for the great
steel bridge across the river at Par
ker have been graded, and the metal
for the structure will be shipped as
soon as the rails approach Parker.
Among the graders are large number
of Arizona Indians who have been
found reliable and fairly efficient lab
orers.
A remarkable amount of mysterious
railroad surveying is being done in
eastern Arizona with the evident de
sire of finding passes through the
Sierra Madres favored with minimum
gradients. The Southern Pacific has
maintained half dozen surveying par
ties on the line of the projected road
through the Clifton country to Duran
go, Colorado. Other interests appear
to be represented by party OF six
teen men now In Tonto Basin. The
party starting in Colorado has found
good line to the rim Of the Mogollon
plateau from which the lower lands
have been reached by feasible grade
down Canon Creek as far as Salt
River. Whether the road is bound for
Globe and the mining country. or Is
trunk line extension to the coast can
only be guessed at.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
CARONIA is FLOATED.
Required Combined Efforts of Seven
Tugs and High Tide to Get Gu
nard Liner off Mud Bank.

New York. May 1S.-The Caronia
was floated at s o'clock this morning
from the mud bank, off Sandy Hook,
where she stuck while bound out
Tuesday afternoon. Seven tugs con-
bined in the efforts for her relief
which were successful an hour after
high tide.
1t was announced at the Office of the
Cunard Steamship Company that the
Caronia would resume her voyage at
43O this afternoon so as to pass San.
dy Hook when the tide is almost full.
1t is stated that the ship was not dam
aged by the accident.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
PRESIDENT COMMITTEES
TWO SENTENCES.

Washington, May 1S.-President
Roosevelt has commuted, to expire on
Monday, the sentence of Albert White
Turkey, an Indian serving flve-year
sentence at Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas, for stealing horse in the Indian
Territory. He also commuted, to ex-
pire Immediately, the sentence Of John
Semple, who was sent to the reform
school of the District Of Columbia, for
five years, for like crime. The Prest.
dent denied the pardon application of
Charles Guffey, sentenced for six years
in June, 1908, for killing man in the
Indian Territory, and who is now
serving his time at Fort Leavenworth.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
MEXICAN DOLLARS
ARE SENT TO CHINA.

Two days ago half million silver
dollars were sent into Ell Paso from
the City of Mexico and from Ell Paso
were sent to San Francisco over the
Southern Pacific Railway. From San
Francisco the dollars will be sent to
China and 1t is understood that they
will be used to pay the Japanese
claim against the Flowery Kingdom.
The total weight Of the shipment.
which was all of Mexican currency.
was 31,250 pounds, avoirdupois, and 1t
was packed in 269 boxes. The boxes
went by express and were accompan
led from Mexico City to San Francisco
by an armed guard.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
SHOT IN TIE BACK.
Lieut. enant Chapman Instantly Killed
While Conducting Battalion Ma
neuvers at Fort Reno, Okla.

Ell Reno, Okla, May 18.-Lieutenant
Granville Chapman, stationed at Fort
Reno, was shot in the back today
while assisting in the maneuvers of
six companies in running fight. aad
was instantly killed. Chapman, who
was acting as battalion adjutant, re-
ceived a shot from a ball cartridge
fired from one of the companies op-
posite him. He died where he fell
Foul play is suspected and rigid ex.
animation is being instituted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
STOLE A PASS BOOK.
Gang Boss Edridge, of the Santa Fe.
Under Arrest for Forgery Evil
dence Strong Against Him.

An Associated Press dispatch frorl
Gang Boss Eldridge, of the Santa Fe
service, has been bound over under
S2.5O0 to answer before the supreme
court to a charge of forgery, which
has been preferred against him by ].
w. Wood, of the bridge and building
department of the Santa Fe at Need
les. It appears from the evidence tha'
the Office of the bridge and building
department was broken open some
time ago, the thief getting through
window. After ransacking the desks
he carried off pass book containing
so passes.
One of the missing passes was taken
up by a passenger conductor between
Needles and Barstow, and H. D. Suhr
was arrested as the man who used tht
pass. He stated that he had bought
the pass of Eldridge for $3.50 He
said he was riding in on a freight
train from Arizona and on top of the
train he met Eldridge and two Mexi
cans. He wanted to get to Barstow
and when the train arrived at Needle;
Eldridge took him to saloon and
there wrote him out pass, which he
paid for as stated.
Eldridge was then arrested. He de-
MED the story told by Suhr but the
evidence is said to be strong against
him. His handwriting is alleged to
correspond with that in which the
name of J. w. Woods is written on the
pass, and 1t is charged that he forged
Woods name to it.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
FORT WORTH ROAD HAS
YOUNGEST TRAINMASTER

Fort Worth, May 18.-R. w. Nudge,
who has been chief clerk to General
Superintendent Dolan of the Fort
Worth and Denver City Railroad, has
been promoted to the position of train
master with heaquarters at Childress,
and has left with his family for that
place. Mr.. Nudge is son Of Vice
President H. q. Nudge of the Rock Is
land system and came to the Fort
Worth road from the Denver & Rio
Grande about one year ago. He is 26
years of age
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
CLAIM THEY ARE NOT
ENTITLED TO A PENSION

Washington, May 18.-The United
States pension Office is considerably
embarrassed by the efforts Of num-
Der of pensioners lately to give up
their pensions. The situation is said
to be entirely novel, and the law does
not provide for any such contingency.
These pensioners are sending their
certificates, with letters stating that
they are not entitled to draw this al
lowance from the government and ask
ing to be stricken from the pension
rolls.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS
TO MAKE REPORT SOON.

The Carlsbad Current says that the
corps of government engineers are
now at Black River and will soon have
the examination of the canal finished.
There is yet much work before them.
however, and it may be six to eigh
weeks before the facts and figures are
ready to go to the board of engineers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
OUTLAW CHIEF KILLED.
Pala, the Moro Leader, Shot by Gen.
Woods Troops on Island
of Jolo.

Manila May 18.-News has been re-
ceived here that Pala, the outlaw Mo-
ro chief, who has been pursued for
the past two weeks on the Island of
Jolo, by troops under the command of
General Leonard Wood, has been kill
ed. His few surviving followers are
being trailed by the troops. At the
beginning of the uprising Pala was re
ported as having following of 600
well armed men, most of whom have
been killed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
SEGUNDo Is VISITED
BY DISASTROUS FIRE.

Trinidad, May 18.-Ffre at Segundo,
last night destroyed the greater par t
of what is known as old town. Sc
gundo is mining camp near this city.
The fire started in an Italian saloon
and, because there was no means of
fighting the blaze, ten saloons, stores
and residences were destroyed. The
blaze was far enough away from the
newer section of the camp so that 1t
was not damaged.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
JUST ESCAPED THE
TORNADO AT SNYDER.

B. M. Hall, supervising engineer for
the U. s. geological survey, has just
returned to his headquarters at Carls-
bad. Mr.. Hall was In Snyder, Okla.
homa, the day of the destructive tor
nado in that town and only missed 1t
by about three hours. He had been
In that territory organizing surveying
parties for the coming summer and
had just completed his work and left
the doomed town short time when
the storm struck 1t.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-18
RUNAWAY BOY IS
ANXIOUS FOR HOME.

Salina, Calf, May 1S.-Lester 81
kins, aged IA years, who says his
mother resides at 236 Rusk Street. San
Antonio, was today arrested in a
box car with Lee Ewing, tramp. The
boy said hesran away from home with
Ewing on ne promise Of the latter to
take him to the Portland fair. He now
wants to 60 home and will be held for
further investigation.