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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-20
AFTER A SENSATIONAL TRIAL,
Iowa Couple Convicted on Charge Of
Arson.

Arson.
Carroll, Ia, Jan. 19.-After q sensa-
tional trial Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Har-
vey were convicted Wednesday on a
charge OF arson. They were charged
with setting fire to the hotel at Gid
den which they were operating over a
year ago for the sake of securing the
Insurance. Two brothers, w. e. and
A. w. Hobbs, who were sleeping in the
hotel, lost their lives in the fire.
Harvey and his wife are both twen-
ty-three years old and have been mar
ried a little over year. The penalty
for their crime is life Imprisonment
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-20
Minnesota Bank suspends Payment.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Jan. 19.-The
Bank of Clitheral in this county sus-
pended payment Wednesday It Is
owned by E. P. Walster and his en-
barrassment is due to having too much
money tied up in real estate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-20
ONE CENT 4 WORD COLUMN

For saleFine hard coal heater
Very cheap If taken at once. McCol-
.ley's second hand store, Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-20

Lost--A pink feather fan. Either in
car or at capitol. Mrs. Will LaMoure
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-20
Finished Garments
Cheaper Than the
Raw Materials
This Seasons
Patterns

( and the price at which
we have marked many OF
them is less than the cost
Of the raw materials.
You can make no mis-
take by coming early, as
garments Of this quality
cannot last long at these
prices. i : L.
To buy now means a
saving of from Is to SO
per cent and the place to
buy is at this store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-20

For rent-By February LIST, a Broom
house with barn and other conyen-
fences. Apply to Mrs. Mary Tully,
205 18th street. s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

lNu. htat
Territory Of New Mexico, County %
Bernallllo. IN tho District Court,
Clara nanKhart Plaintiff.
w.
W ~ Danghart. Defendant.
To w ~. Hanshart. Defendant.
You are hereby notified that q suit has
heuu nlod against yOu in the district
court OF nernaliilo county. New Mex.
leo, by clara liaughnrl the above
named plaintiff.
said suit ls styled clara naInhart
plaintiff. W. W. II hapaanrt. defendant
and u numbered see on the docket 81
said district court said plaintiff praya
TOT tho care, custody and control OF
the minor children OF said partloa. 10
vii. Bertha aud Charles. and Tor a
decree of absolute divorce from you,
the said defendant. alleging a. grounds
therefor abandonment. desc ton and
neglect on your part 90 support piain-
You are further noticed that unless
You enter your appearance In said
Huit on or before the ith day of 10.
ccmbcr A. ID, ig0b judgment and DO.
croe pro coniCsso viii be- entered
against you and said cause set for
hearing OK pafte Plaintiffs attorney
% .. y. Adams. whose oflice ana post.
ONCE address 10 Albuquerque. sew
Mexico. w. v. DAME.
Clerk Of said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

ladies show the self restraint an
talking about"
Al Atlanta, Ga, Waved hIs han
to the music OF "Dlxie" and Joined h
the cheers.
Grlnned his pleasure az being callea
"Geofgia's most luxurious grand
son"
AT Roswell. Ca; Shook hands with
Ms mothers old nurse.
Inquired about old iandmarha.
Had himself aud Mrs. Roosevelt
photographed with the old family ser
wants OF the Bullochs.
AZ Jacksonville, Fla Stepp,,, OF,
OF the program for ten minutes 81
address several Thousand negroes a.
an academy.
Al 81. Augustine. Fla Slipped over
70 Annsiasie Island and took q SUIT
bath with three members Of his party
birmingham, Ala. saw drunken
man drop pistol and pointed him out
10 Officers
Shook hands with young lady spon.
Eor Oi cavalry troop who rode beside
bis carriage ~ an escort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
The Humber, AFFAIR.

Twenty years ago. far away. a gen.
tleman named Robt Crawford, has an
cpilepiic it, He ~ an American. IKE.
wise a millionaire. He suffers alone.
No one will attend him In his agony.
Ne viii eXplre7 No. nc the last mo-
mont a short. stout, plain little woman
appears. She fears neither the cor.
vulaiOns nor The millionaire. SIZE
nurses Robt. Crawford who RECEIVERS
and returns 20 his dear America.
There he dies and his nurse becomes
his helress.
Millions upon millions OF francs. all
In one large iron safel The reward
for faithfulness and skill In nursing.
Il Is a romance. Also there Is n vii
lain-twO villains They are the
nophews OF that esteemed Robert.
They dispute the viii and refuse a
compromise.
In Paris IL rejoicing. There Is an
extravagnnt aud most delightful
hostess. She IL short. stout. plain
little woman. And there Is a charm.
ing family In short, six Humberts
Rare flowers, gllstoning jewels. shin
ing Bilyer-also guests. In ono room.
important. stands the safe. closed By
the power OF the law. An, what OF
cruelty IN those ncphcwsl but there
ls much OF gailantry among the
guests. Powerful friends, they pay.
they make loans and raise their
glasses. For soon thero will be con.
fusion TO the nephews, and the safe
viii be opened.
Whispers, gossip. inquiries. anxiety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
NON. ". B. JOHNSON SUCCEEDS
TEN EYCK As YARDMASTER

Hon. w a. Johnson. who succeeds
Clarence Ten Eyck a. yardmaster In
the local Santa 10 yards, has arrived
from Denver ana will take up the
duties OF hls new position tomorrow.
Mr.. Johnson Is no novice In tho rail.
road business. His career hogan In
Chicago 10 1879 and he spent twenty.
two years IN the Windy City In the
employ OF the Wabash and Pennsyl.
yania roads lie Is protege OF General
superintendent Parker OF the western
grand division Of the Santa Re, and
came west with MIR. Parker. accept
Ing the position % 5ardmastor az Pu-
eblo which position no held for four
years.
Mr.. Johnson has also done a stunt
In politics. He was member OF the
Colorado legislature which elected
three governors IN a. many hours.
representing Pueblo county.
SIR. Johnaons family remains In
Pueblo, but he win bring them TO Al.
huquerque as soon as he can find a
comfortable house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
SAD TERMINATION
OF HUNTING PARTY
coLoRGo DRIVER, HENRY BgLL,
ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS AND
KILLS HIMSELF.


Henry Bell, oolOred. Cor a long time
ianitor Of the Crockett building. met
death IN a sudden ana awful manner
Saturday morning. says the Las Vegas
Optic. tie hac driven Mrs. 1. n.
Lewis and daughter. young Ike Lewis
and Fred Logan TO VegOso lake on a
duck hunting expedition After reach
ing The lake, the boys alightgd from
the carriage ana remained on one side
0f the lake. while the driver. with
the lady and her daughter In the bug
~, started 10 drive 70 the other side.
Whom the carriage haf reached a
point almost opposite them che boys
we're startled by che report OF Bells
shot gun and ~ seeing the ladies'
fall from the carriage. thcy mace
all speed 10 reach the horses They
saw Bell sitting erect In the bagEy.
his eyes open, bis hands on the gelns.
A. the boys checked the horaea Bell
fen over on one side. They then saw
the blood In The vehicle and though
the FIRST thought was that the ladies'
had been shot. they soon ahw that the
man was dead Mrs Lewis and her
daughter were found almost In a faint
ing condition. They could give no
further Information about the accident
than that Boll, a. he was driving, was
holding his shot gun between his
kuees. the muzzle pointing towards
hm. They were terrified by the sud.
den shot aud this drivers gasping
exclamation and he.f fell. half helped
themselves out of the carriage.
An examination % the body showed
that the fun charge OF No. 4 shot had
entered Bells neck under the chin.
ranging upwards. DR.. Mills. wk1 was
called as soon as the body vas brought
20 town, said that death must have
been instantaneous While no ono
viz ever be able "a say Jest how the
accident occurred, Il h. believed that
the hammer struck against the seat
with enough force 10 discharge the
gun. Tho gun was stiii in the car.
rlage when the boys came Up. There
can bo no doubt that the ahuptlnR Was
accidental, and the result Of the care
leasnesa Of the driver IN holding his
gun
Bell was about forty ave years Of
age. re ioagoa a wife Ia Lho oiiy and
a daughter IN school ln Missouri De
ceased vas q we'll liked. Industrious
and honest man. Who had lived IN tho
city fog many years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
LITTLE "TEDDYISMS"
IN SOUTHERN TOUR

On leaving Washington; Waved a
goodhye 20 those at the station
Al Raleigh, \. O.: Waved a special
greeting to crowds OF little children.
Expressed his pleasure ANA appre.
citation at being met al che depot by a
veteran who wore the eray.
Al Charlottesville. n. G.. Held up q
little girl 10 the crowd and said.
Here rs your best product"
Held train long enough for Mrs.
Roosevelt 10 repay at once visit
made 10 the train by the widow OF
"Stoncwall Jackson.
AZ Richmond. va; Greeted by the
ladies a. the governors mansion.
said.
Isn't this perfectly fasclnatingg"
Asked queatlon about the rhetorical
pictures ON the walls OF the mansion.
During his speech. gestlculatcd so
That he knocked over and smashed a
glass OF water.
Expostulaied With the crowd for
showing, and said, "Remember the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MISS ELlzAaETH MINTiRE
MARRIED FRANK pATTERs

The other day IN santa barbara
California. a. the home OF the y. ide.
Miss Elizabeth Mclrtlre and FFank
Patterson. OF Gallup. we're married.
The bride is VOL known at Gallup,
having taught On tho public schoOla
for fiye years. ana was a great favor
tie She n young lady OF culture
and refinement and Will grace her
home as perfectly az she did her posi-
tlon In pnbiic life Mr. Patterson Is
we'll respected by a large circle OF
frlenda. Mr.. and Mrs Patterson Will
return TO Gallup In two wccks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MOODY CHURCH. PASTOR
WILL REMAIN ABROAD

London, Oct. 3i.--The Rev Reuben
A. Torrey. tho famous evangelist. Who
10 considered the successor Of Moody,
has decided not 70 return 20 the
united Staleg. a. least. not for some
yoara With Charles NJ. Alexander,
the reviyalist. he Is SIN In Plymouth,
conducting a successful mission there.
He intends 10 resign bis pastorate Of
the Moody Church In Chicago, 20 re-
licve the congregation OF the noces.
sity Of having a temporary pastor dur
ing his absence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
HORSE STOLEN IN
BROAD DAYLIGHT
cATTLEmAN FROM pATiL riEs A
VALUABLE ANIMAL ON NORTH
FIRST STREET, AND RETURNS
IN AN HOUR TO FIND IT MISS.
ING.

T. y. Kelley, OF the Ed. r. Kelley a.
Sons Cattle company, OF Datil, n. NJ,
who arrived In albuquerque yester-
day afternoon In charge OF a herd OF
beef cattle from the cOmpany's ranch,
Is mourning the loss OF valuable
horse Kelley aud q cowboy drove
some cattle TO this city, and after
marketing the stock, they tied their
horses TO one OF the cottonwood trees
on North First street. near Railroad
avenue.
The men then went 10 supper and
when they returned 10 get their
horses about $50 o'clock, Kelley's an
imal was missing. The other horse
had not been molested. but this IL ac-
counted for by the facs that In making
the trip TO albuquerque Il became
very lame, Kelley al once hunted up
Chief OF poliSe McMlillR, aud report
cd the matter to him. and the sher-
ms Office was also notified in add
ton. Mr. Kelley had q number OF pos.
tai cards bearing the description OF
the horse printed today. and these he
sent 10 surrounding towns. The eat
tie and Horse Protective association
OF central New Mexico Of which the
Kelley company Is member, OFFERS a
reward OF $500 for the arrest and con.
victlOn OF the thief or thieves, and In
addition. Mr. Kelly offers a reward of
$40 for the return ofithe saddle and
bride.
The horse Is gray In color, weighs
about $50 pounds, and II branded
V. l.. G. on LEFT hip and V. on left
thigh, The animal IL about 10 years
old
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
NOT LISTENING CLOSELY
TO ELoouENT RpEAkER

In the trial at Pennington ~ = w
Reagan, for the murder Of Scott n
Morris, nothing IN the way o. new OF
sensational evidence was produced al
tho trial. The only sensation that
marked The proceedings was when
Juror smith interrupted tho pleadings
OF Attorney Gortner while the latter
was IN e flight of oratory. by saying
ITS an a d----d llei" u tranapirod
later that the Juror had inadvertently
spoken his thoughts and that he had
no refernco 10 what Mr. GOrtner was
saying.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

First publication October ~. 1909
mo. ESQ.,

iflfai publication octotef ~. 1909
mo $500
Territory of New Mexico. Cor ~ %
ieFuailllD. IN lH6 District Court.
Warner HARRINGTON, plaintiff.
Va
Cora Harrington defendant
To Cora Harrington. Defendant:
fou are hereby notified that the above
action d nondins 10 the said court
aforesaid. that IN and hy said action,
The said plaintiff. Warner Harrington,
seeks an absolute divorce from YOU,
ne said defendant. Cora Harrington.
on the efound Of doscrtlon aud ahand.
onmeni and that unless yoa ontor
your appearance IN said canse on or
before the bth day Of December. A. ID.
1905. a judgment by default will BE-
prayed for in The said cumnlainc
W. E DAME,
Clerk ST the district court.
Julius StaAh. Albuquerque, n. ~. at
torncy for plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

surveyed plated ard Applied Tor. are
hereby noilned that uniras their adverse
claims are duly flf daccordlnN 20 law
sixty Gays from the date thereof ulth
ne trnistrr ~ The United states Land
ohice at SANTA %, in she county 81
SANTA ~. and Territory ~ New Menlco.
they VIII hf harrfd in virtue n the pFo-
visions of said statute.
MANUEL. II. OrRRO.
Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Under the skllful guidance Of
Captain Tom shovlln and Trainer
Johnny Wade. the Yale foot hall team
gives probably the best promise OF
any eleven on eastern gridirons THIS
season. A. a leader Sheylln II In.
tropid. dashing and keenly alert. lie
understands every department Of the
game and possesses the happy faculty
Of getting the beat possible work out
OF every member OF the team. Johnny
Wade ia a trainer par excellent.
Yale has made a flattcring record
In early season games and followers
OF old Nassau are confident the colOrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
PURCHASED FRUIT LAND
NEAR FARMfNOTON

Mrs. r r spinner OF Durango came
In on The train. and that same day
purchased eighty acres Of land ON the
mesa above town from W. N. knight,
paying $1,000 for 4, says the Farm.
ingtOn Times. The place Is fenced
and has been pl0wed and has about
700 peach trees growing on Il that
were planted last spring II Is a good
niece OF land and will make a nice
home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

ing slowneas. and the woeful lack
aggressiveDesa 10 adding years {
Coach Bill Reid'a age.
Coach Morley. Of Columbia. say
more "a gained BY good drop kichinl
than line bucking. and he "a dcvolof
ing the Kicking department. Collin
the fast little quarter. shows NJ
atrongest among the drop kickera and
punters.
Willie Lewis has arrived In Dc
troit where he IL 10 meet i've Wal
coti on Oct 3iat. Lewis has started
training he expects a hard fight
but SAYS he IA confident he can teke
the measure Of the Barbadoes blacl
IN less than rs rounds
Terry McOOvern, who returns 10
form surprised the doctors who dag
nosed his case rs hopeless. at,rihutef
his present condition 20 the outdoor
exercise he took last summer Terry
played base bail nearly every day,
and be believes his return 20 physical
power is due 10 that fact. He says
he never felt stronger, and his recent
meeting with Tommy Muhpry would
indicate that he siill retains Ms old
time clovcrnesa.
The Cincinnati Reds will either
tra.n IN Mexico or california. next
spring probably southern california.
Jack Sheridan. who has been an um.
plre twenty years, pays this tribute 90
MatthewHon "iio is the greatest
pitcher the diamond has ever known
have seen them all and he has them
henion. GARRISON. Rusie. Waddeili
Baldwin. Chesbro and many others,
were wonders, and Chesbro n still
but none u them can be compared "a
the form Matbewson showed In the
worlds championship serlea.'
yellow Jack scored the first down
against the University OF Mississippi
foot ball team this season. The team
has been disbanded, and will not get
tofether again until next season.
The long distance fight that Bat
thing Nelson and Jimmy Britt are con
Quoting AZ they journey across the
ccntlnonl Ia becoming a trlne tire.
some. In every town In which these
little feilUws stop they unload n bar
rel OF fight siush which II eagerly
s0pped up hy tlreless correspondents.
They have both said the same thlng
a hundred times, aud from as many
different ai yios. But neither has ut
tered a live niece Of news since leav'
ing Frisco. a chatty fighter becomes
as tedious az a diamond losing prima
donna.
Tcokers fine showing In recent
games assures his place at right end
at Princeton.
SOME NEWS ITEMS
FROM LAS CRUCES
Harry Summerford. al a depth Of
$50 feet, has struck a good flow Of
water on the plain north OF the Dona
Ana mountains.
Don Andres Gonzales, a prominent
.!tlzen Of Mesilla, has purchased q
number OF tracts OF land In the valley
THIS week
Jefferson Isaacks set out fifty fruit
trcei ON his ranch near the Dona Ana
mountains last year, and will have
plenty Of fruit next year.
Messrs Perry Warner and Wood
owners OF the Torpedo and Modoc
mines, arrived IN Orgon this week
mines, arrived Ia Ogden this week
mence work on the Torpedo.
The r. II. Bascom company have
commenced their new store building
on Church street. Il il % feet deer
by 30 feet front. Of brick. and when
completed Il will be q handsome build
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Paris. Oct 30. Nine. Thercse
Humbert, convicted for one " tho
greatest swindles OF modern times.
ls said 10 be seriously M IN the prison
at Rennes Friends aud her creditors
Will draw up a petition asking for her
parole, believing she viii be able 10
repay most OF her creditors when she
reEains her liberty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
TIA COMPANION AS a CHRIST.
MAS GIFT.

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losing 800 freHnnesa a. Christmas 70.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

NINE THEREsE HUMBERT.
suspicion then investigation. A short,
stout, plain little woman, smiling con
hdently throughout 4 all An open
safe, q worthless paper. a button and
sou No R0bt Crawford. No
nephew. No eplleptic M. No Hum.
berts
A search, a trial, a conviction. and
short stout, plain little woman Ian.
guishos In prison.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Carl NOTel. the general morehant
and sheep raiser o. CabeEon. who ~
Ia the city. today received 4 cOnalgn.
ment ~ 800 lambs from the CabeRon
district Nhich-he has sold TO ColOrads
buyers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

NOUS WOMAN HEAD HUM eERT swlNoLERs, MAY SOON es
LIBERATED
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

by the way that his narrative does not in
vartabIy bear out his insistence the King s
weakness
It was not altogether weakness arrogance and
se1ishness that urged his cherished wish to leave
England In the hands of a sturdy son; if there
had been no other motive in his divorce ot
Katharine and his marriage with the scheming
court beauty Nan Bunen." even the prejudiced
major might forgive him But this chronicler
cannot see any light In the situation. His
great airn,' he says Of Henry, was by sancti-
monious protastations to make himself appear a
pure souled altruist. and to throw upon others
the responsibility for his actions" He does not
even credit the King with his outburst of praise
of the proud Queen when at the trial she left
the court, protesting against its Jurisdiction.
Shakespeare has but paraphrased those manly
sentences. AS for the wisdom of Katharine's
Unalterable refusal to yield anything to the
Kings wishes, the author frankly regrets that
she would not consent to a divorce on the ground
of a desire to devote herself to religion. "The
legality of her marriage would have been de-
clared her daughter recognized as heress pre-
sumptive, her own great revenues would have
been left to her, and her title of queen respected
She not even to be asked to immure herself
In a convent Her rigid resistance meant lin
gering years of poverty and misery. wherein, It
must be admitted. the King of England treated
his discarded wife, very great lady as she was
with currish cruelty. The story of her death is
one of tragic pathos, and the author is at his
best in the telling.
Anne Bolayn appears in this book as a Great
of utter baseness, with redeeming trait
whatever. A liar avid Of power and pleasure
sTitefu a fishwife toward Katharine and her
daughter Mary. insolent and shrew. and coarse
Of mind to a repulsive degree-such was the
mother of the great Elizabeth. as Major Hume
sees her. The charge of inidelity landed her on
the scafold in the Tower Courtyard ten years
after Henry first fell in love with her-and he
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Tissue, drawn by two snowy paifreys. sne herSeIh
being garbed In white satin and gold, with a o<il
Zling coronet OF precious stones upon her ne<.i,,
from which fell almost to her feet her DARK russt
hair Sc was twenty-four years old and IN the Iuli
flush of Wonanhood; her regular, classical 1edtuIeS
and fair skin bore yet the curves OF gItcIo9uts
youth and there need be doubt or the slnceLltSy
of the ardent affection for her borne by Ihe pilh
and white young giant who rode before II hers q
dazzling vision of crimson VelVet, c4oth-oA-Solo o
flashing precious stones.
bluff Hal was then eighteen. and just Ihe
man. the author believes. that a clever, tactful
woman could have managed perfectly halhar-
inc had not a particle of tact and no g1tt 1or
management She loved him after her fashlon'
but she could not hatter him. AS one after an
other of the eighteen years of their married lie
went on the Spaniard grew more and more into
a bigot and an invalid 1t was a bitter d1sap-
pointment to Henry. who wanted an heir' thaI
their sons died after few days or hours OF nIe'
and he did not relish the Queens conscious
saintIiness' nor her disincliEation toward the
frivolous amusements which pleased him. All
the real softness in his nature ne spent upon
their daughter the pretty, fair-hared little chiIu
who was to become in after life Bloody Mary
We leave the reader to accompany the author
through the winding ways of Henrys dealings
with Spain and France and the Papacy, noting