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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

the financial actions Of tho honorable
members Of the lower house Of the
legislature from Mora county. The
Citizen haslens 10 defend the gentle
man. he Is more honest than several
Of his associate members. lie viii
stay bought
New Mexico excolls In one thing
which 10 not a matter Of pride 10 the
people The territory leads the list
la the ratio Of murders 10 total popu-
iation. There was one person In
every 10000 killed IN this territory
last year Georgia came next with
one IN so 000
THAT semitic soul who desired the
promotion OF The Hague conference
% bring about peace on earth con.
tinuc0 20 permit about 100 OF his sub
iects 10 be slain day after day In var.
ious paris Of Russia because they
want a. oight-hour day and q few
more jusi aud necessary reforms.
The Springfield. Mass. Union thinks
the best way TO Kot rid OF the Tam
many police Is to get IA % Tam.
many There 10 compact wisdom In
that. and the right way to get rid of
duce the outrageous prohihitory and
wholly unnecessary tariff on Norway
and Canadian spruce and poplar
The circulation Of The Citizen is
growing 40 the rate OF several new
snbscrihors a day IN the city. while
almost every letter from the outside
brings M order for a new subscriber.
People are anxious to read the ca
posture OF deaia, Involving their taxes.
now beihg made by Governor Otoro,
aud Others with members Of the pres.
ent legislature.
Time passes swiftly, AZ is evidenced
by the fact that William y. Miller. the
head Of the $50 Ger cent Franklin
syndicate has been released from
Jail after serving about half OF his
sentence Of ten years. Miller got In
crodulous persons who wanted 20 get
rich quick and now that he has put
IN a llttlo time In the geriteEtiary he
viii be able to enjoy other peoples
hard.earnod money.
Gov. OierO win miss a great oppor.
tunity n he fails 20 add Casimiro
Barela Of Colorado TO his Kitchen cab.
met Barels has twenty-five years
experience 10 corruption In Colorado,
and he can give the governor pointers
on many things that would be OF a.
nancial value. For Instance. Gov.
Otero pard0ned three red-handed
murderer recently TO control. Il A.
charged. a few votes In certain pre-.
cints. With Barela'a experience to
help him the governor could make the
pardon Industry paying business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
"rwELFTH NIGHT LAST MONT

Shakespeare successful comedy
Twelfth Night was rendered ~ the
Elka OPEN house last night for the
iifst time by Miss Marie Wainwright
aud company. The hUuso was crowded
and the audience was appreciaiive
but u a. too bad that stars OF the
stage are not retired like officers OF
the army Mlsh WalnWright has In
many years Of posing In the lmie.iight
earned a national reputation, and
still has a cunning In the art. but In
her present role she IL ocllpsed BY
nearly every member OF her company
and the performance last night was
no disappointment. In Olivia, ~ char.
Acteriscd BY Miss Mcta Rogers. the
critics ma q parsonage very much
apart and different from the usual run
Of comedy characters. and the vari.
ancc II delightfully."- refreshing. al.
thought there 10 a brace OF limb and
feature about her which might not be-
approved by all. Like all Shakespear.
can plays. mucn time IL Lost In the
Twelfth Night by the recovery OF
breath and pose. However, these
breathing spells are forgotten In the
animated funny scenes Of Sir Toby
Belch and Sir Andrew Goecheek. by
~ X. Applebee and SpoitlswOode
Aitken.
The story u one OF those by the
great writer while IN sentimental
moments aud another OF those where
the woman does the love making se-
o0stian aud Viola. brother and sister
born within an hour Hre shlpwrecked
and cast upon the shore OF a strange
land. The land IL Illyrla ana the
Duke Orslno Ives and finally marries
Viola. and Olivia wooes and weds Sc
basllan. There are sword battles. a
hugely humorous drunken scene. and
fool. The sequence OF the play
comes rather abruptly With the duet
NJ hqffothaia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
A JUST PROTEST.

Tho Roswell Record has the follow.
l1y sensible protest against the recent
graft Hood sufferers hlll
~T'he Legislature ~ Santa Re last
Thursday passed bill appropriating
$50. 900 Tor food sufferers u goes to
some thirieen counties and four towns
or ciiies In those same counties. This
bisl wa passed In both houses In
about thirty minutes. and with only
three discerning votes. Almost the en-
appropriation goes to the Rio Grands
counties. end an OF " except 81 600
along the Santa We main line. Not a
dollar along the Pccos. the next larg-
est river In the terrltOry--no q dollar
60 the Fifth judicial district Now.
there II no doubt some Of this IL Just
and deserving. but why this haate2
There was no part Of thH territory
suffered more from foods than the
PccOs country. The lowest cElmWe
~ the loss in the city OF Roswell was
$4,000. and Il IL well known that
along the Hondo In Lincoln county
the loss was great aud many are In
needy circumstances on that account.
The loss was even greater Ia Eddy
county. Why didn't tho Legislature in.
veztigate and consider all ciaims7 A
citizens committee and the city aa.
th0rltles 81 Roswell have been having
surveys made and estimates OF the
cost 10 levee the Hondo against future
fiOod4. They expected 20 aak the leg
isiasuFc for help. Il was not oontem.
plated thai a general appropriation
would be made and general tax levy,
as has been done. but u was natus~lly
EuppOaod that each county OF city
would be compelled % tax themselves.
Since the other plan prevails and we
have 10 pay our proportion 81 the
taxes we want our proportion of the
money"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The Las Vegas Optic says that the
thermometer registered 81 below zero
in tho Meadow City on sunday even,
ms and hat L was . below the night
previous. aud that thOeo of the
Meadow City who have Tor years been
landlng he sunny charms 81 i.as We
gas a. a winter resort went home
early and remained in hiding until the
sun had begun 20 paralyae the phonO.
mlnai Efforts OF Jack Frost Ii was
the coldeat weather Las Vegas has
experienced In years. The minimum
temperature here was above 4oro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
AfraIa 81 alronn MedIelnsa.

Many people suffer for years from
rheumailc palms, and prefer 10 DO So
rather than take the strong medicines
usually Elven for rheumatism. not
knowlng that quick relief from pain
may be had simply by applying Cham.
Derlain's Pain Balm aud without taa.
ng any medicine internally. Rev. Amos
Parker. of Magnolia. North Carolina.
suffered Tor eight years with a lame
hip. due 30 severe rheumatic pains.
lie has heon permanently cured by
the free anplica ion OF Chamberlain's
Pain Balm For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

CFrom Tuesdays Daily CitlzcnD
Concerning the boiled eggs, the
only thing you can be sure OF are the
shell and the price.
The Washington Post says that Il Is
the opinion OF some that the stealing
OF a railroad Is an achievement. not
q crime,
Il will be the original joint state
hood blll or nothing IL the demand OF
tho republicans Of the lower house
Of congress.
With light taxes a city san be built
here. II taxes get 20 high that Il will
not pay 10 own "A home Albuquerque
will not grow.
Il is agreed that the people OF thls
territory like TO be robbed. Al least
tney make little protest against the
most outrageous gratis.
You can find plenty OF people 10
tell you that untirlng energy is the
price OF success. but you cannot hnd
anybody who can satisfy you as to
what success really ls.
The United States. with profit 10
tho youth OF this country. might take
pattern. The Japanese strictly en-
force a law which prohibits the use Of
tobacco by boys under 20 years Of
age
There are a few Mormons IN the
western portion OF this territory.
probably 500 men, women and chill.
dron. They are located on ranches
far away from civilization and they
cut ne figure In the affairs OF New
Mexico.
The people Of this territory Who
use coal oil and gasoline viii pay
$4,000 a year. the salary OF an IN.
spector, whose sole duty viii ba to
receive his checks from the oil com.
pany The tax will be added to the
cost OF the commodity.
Madame Schumann. Heink declares
that she will become an American
citizen because the people have been
% kind 10 her. Evidently she has
been Of the opinion Tor some time be.
cause her youngest son IL named
George Washington Heiuk.
The total coinage executed AZ the
mints Of the United States for the
month Of January amounted % g..
57s.362. as follows; Gold, s7.S29. $50 /;
silver, S0sl ,0i2; minor coins. SIS, $50.
These amounts are exclusive OF $685..
900 pieces coined for the Philippine IL.
lands.
Several newspapers are erlticiEing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

81. Petersburg, Feb 1.-THE strike
extended today 90 Leasnere. LEHMAN s
and a number of other works. The
men remain quiet and determined. and
declare they Will not Yield until they
win the fight for an eight hour day.
After a big meeting az the Moscow
gate this morning the police and Cos
sacks did not interfere with the gath.
ering Itself but they followed when
the meeting broke up and prevented
them from marching IN large bodies
TO intlmidate other worltmen. The
strikers apparently have no plans for
making demonstration tomorrow
but Il Is impossible 10 predict what
may happen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Las Vegas Heroes.

A chandelier In the lunch counter
room II the Harvey house at Lamy
fell 10 the floor last night For a few
moments the whole room was in
flamen and q disastrous conflagration
threatened. However, the timely ap-
pncatlon Of few buckets OF water BY
those old Las Vegas fFe-nghtera. and
well known heroes. }. 3. Duncan and
Il. u. Twitchell, soon extingulshed the
IRE ana ended the confusion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

The mercury in a Thermometer isn't
always an carly rioor.
some fellows are always late and
some are too previous,
The man who minds his own bust.
meas hasn't time to NEEDLE.
The iellow who sp0uts bot air has
b. buy cal Just the same.
Our rospoct for old age ceases when
No stack up against eggs.
Tho g'ass OF fashion Isn't always re-
laied 10 The cup that cheers.
Many a man Is honest because he
has never boon put 10 the test.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Il needs but little foresight to tell
thai when your stomach and liver are
unless you take the proper medicine
Young. Of Clay. n. ". aid. She says:
u bad neuralgia OF the liver and ston-
ach, my heart was weakened. and I
could not eat. was very bad for a
long time, but In Electric Bitters
found just what | needed, for they
quickly relieved and cured me- Beat
medicine for weak women. Sold un-
der guarantee by all druggists at soc.
a bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

tatins IN a 20-year period. the total
increase In the ASSESSED value OF
property In Tie states named. from
whereas during tho four years 1901
20 1904, Inclusive. the total average
was ea00.0O0.0Oo. or. In other words.
during those four years the gain IN
the tnNablo property In tho south has
heon 40 per rent hs great as u was
Ia the twenty years preceding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
APPEAL TO HOUSE TO
PASS AMENDED Sill

Wrom Saturdays Daily CitlEen.)
A Las Vegas dispatch ON the same
subject, says Mayor r. r. Olney this
afternoon sent the following telegram
TO Speaker Cannon and Chairman
Hamilton OF the house committee. re-
questing that Il be laid before the
house aud the committee:
The city OF Las Vegas earnestly
requests your cOncurrence la the
statehood bill as amended by the sen.
ate"
The Commercial club and other or
ganig lions sent similar statements.
This city. the second In the territory,
Is greatly exercised lest tho bill fail
TO become law Delegate Rodey teio.
graphed tonight that he had had an
interview with the president. who ex.
pressed his doubt as 20 whether he
would sign a bin admittlbs New Mex-
leo ~ a single state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The boys Al the S. Elmo resort are
Ia q very envions mood today. Col.
VI. Marcus. the handsome heavy
weight " the establishment. has re-
eeived a valentine. aud Il came all the
way from the coloneis hsppy home.
many years ago. In tho old country. II
10 a beautiful valentlno--ono OF the
incest manufactured. and Col. Mar
Gus u 10 happy over receiving Il that
he has shown a 10 everybody In the
81. Elm0 resort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Pcrhaps you don't realize that many
pain poisons originate In your food,
but some day you may feel twinge
OF dyspepsia that will convince you.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills are guaPan.
teed 20 cure all sickness due to pols0na
OF undlReaied food--or money back.
26c. at an druggists. Try them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= EDITORIAL NOTES. =
N%NN NNNNS So
NsNN ~ NNNS y y

CFrom saturdays Daily citizen)
County taxes viii be- exactly d0u'
bicd the coming year
There will be- no statehood blu
passed az thla sosaion of congress.
Hungary la learning Colorado meth
DDS Ten ihuuganh men have been or.
Aered to preserve order during the
election
n Ia seriously doubted whether this
territory IL M for soligovnrnment, Il
Che afta of Inc legislature j. any cri-
ierlon OF the fitness ~ the people.
IN New York 10000 pounds OF mall
matter ~ carried daily by pneumatic
tube service between the main OH e
aud the uptown distributing station.
the STANDARD on people may not
aspire 10 the ownership Of the earth,
bat from present appearances they
are bent upCn obtaining control of the
uAitcd States.
Nearly 40 per cent more women are
working this year al men's labor than
worked ten years ago. while the IN
crease Of male workers IL only tribe
over 20 per cent
Business failures In the United States
for January showed a falling On ~
100000 in comparison With the
same month last year. Small failures
especially are few.
south Africa exports about $4,000
900 worth Of diamonds tO London
every year. and x % hardly necessary
10 say that London re.cxports them
To- the United States.
A little item In a newspaper may
sometimes make an enemy 10 the pa
per for liic, but u won't stop aim from
reading H. q merely changes him
from n subscriber 10 borrower.
The latest report from Cleveland In.
dictate THAI Mrs. Chadwick's creditors
will receive q dividend 0f about per
cent. OF shcir claims. Thus they get
per cent. In cash and eS per cent. In
experienced.
The Nov Mexican has the nerve 70
assert thai there was a strong pres
sure on the part OF the people In favor
~ the coal oil inspector bill. The
measure wae never heard Of until Il
vas railFoaded through the legisla'
ture.
Il rather goes egalne, the grain In
any state 10 execute a woman upon
he gaiiowa, and for that reason there
~ NNNNN kANNAAMNtNM NNMA NMN wv AfA
iortunatos who are now under sen
,ence OF death In Pennsylvania and
vormons will be given their lives.
The Optic Is Inconsistent these
days. In one column on It's editorial
page yesterday the writer comments
the Albuquerque correspondents OF
big daily newspapers, including him
salt. for promptly denying tho charge
u the Santa re correspondent, who u
known TO represent she administra
ton. al telegraphing that there Is "a
strong element opposed 10 any hind
Of statehood" IN New Mexico. In on
other column OF the Optic the aamS
writer In order 10 misrepresent The
ckizen. condemns this paper for M,
sane action he c0mmends himself ant
tho Albuquerque correspondents. "Con
slstency. thou art a jewel"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Governor Otoro hhs appointed FfnG'
els l.. Poarce OF Albuquerque Berna'
lilio county SDmuel Eidodt, Of cha
mlta. Rio ArT.ha county oliver stew.
art. % Roawoli, Chayes county. and
George sena. Of LAneola. Lincoln coun'
", notarles public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF catarFh that can.
v. ]. CHENEY a Co, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known
" J. Cheney Tor the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable IN
All business transactions aud financial.
" able 10 carry out any obligations
made by his Urn.
WAl.DiN0, kINNAN a NJ 2vfN.
Wh0lesals Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Caiarrh Cure "a taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces or the system,
TostimOnlair sent free. Price ~ cents
per bottle Mold BY All druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consii
patton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The Santa Fe Ellss' benefit 10 be
given under the direction OF George
Bost, OF New York. the last OF this
month, promises 20 be one OF the best
attractions 81 the season In Santa re
Some very good local tRlcnt has been
developed and rehcarsals are heina
held every nighi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Astronomers are much interested
now In certain spoln on the sun. two
OF which have lacly made their az.
peagsnce. one 81 whleh Is said b. -
90 900 miles Ia diameter These are
In addition 10 the weli.known trlan.
gulAf spot 10000 miles IN diameter.
A. the world has q diameter OF about
5000 miles. while that of the sun "a
about $4,000 miles. iis volume ex.
ceeflng that OF the earth i.2h3 900
times. these spots are not relatively
large enough 20 excite alarm. al.
though ny some their presence is sup
posed to account somewhat FOR The
unusuolly cold weather which prevails
80 widely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Some men would look for a needle
In haystack before mendlng their
ways.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-23
Die
6aOifalbeiIumg Der
QerpenIhmdhe.

Smfadbe, iierpole p~eriotea, geplagt pom bofi.
sushnKsn gruf=, &hden- nno aopFI6mer,en,
9aarausfa1, Nbnatme bes Gebors uno @eii9ts,
Ratsrrb, Wagenorlden. @tublbertopfnne, Mlbis-
ttit, err6tben, 3ittern, 9trsttopf II, 8ruftbetlem=
ranns, aenefli6feit urb Srhbinn, erfaAren aus
BEN .SuqeESfrean0", uie eimfad,
t9nta un0 bilia alfe ltnatiirlidenGer.
Lutte rn0 afotre Selaef jugenblider
yerirrnratn griinolid gebeilt uto nDle
GtinnSRtit ilnb Trobiinr ipieoererlanet
weroea f0Hnen.-Gan5 ttenes Geilbers
fabrtl. .Seoer iein eigener Nr3t,-
1teies anBerDoentlid interefante uno lebrrei9e
BUD (NuFa9e 1904, iuelhes bon s u n 9 unb u It
4fltl.f iueroen lolte, lam gegen uiuienouits bon 25
esuts grisfunarien ~oerieselt beBosen ipsrben bon Der
priuatKlinif, fSf 6. 1lpe.,
New York, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-23
ssett aber 60 yabres

ibun tuuroe Wrs. Winslom's Sop
thing : Snrup BON Wilioner BON
Wlttern beim 8abneu Der 8inber
ariaemeabet. Birtt Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oas Shreien zines &inoes aes
ft5rt, 6aB I'M Babnen lift unb oor
Shmerse1 ueint? Wenn 10, lal1e
iofprt cine Tlaibe BON .Wrs.
Winslows SuDtbina Sprup4 holen.
Sein Wert lift urbeaablbar. @s mirb
benz fleinen 2eioenoen lofort 4inoe.
rutg Deridaken. BerlaBt eun boz
raul. Wtiitter, eS lit tein 8meisel
eariber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, reeus
ltert ben Wagen uno bic Nierer.,
beieitiet Winb aotit, errueibt ben
@aumen. uerbinoert Gntannoung
uno ftdrft oas gauge Sgftem.
yWtrs. @in8lurps SOOTHING 6prup"
fir aahnenoe Rinber lit anaenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas 8ecept itannmt
BON einem Der beiten ueihlihen
Nerste IN ben Ser. Gtaaten. Gs lit
bel allen 9rugatften in Der garseu
Melt su baben. Breis IS Gents per
Sfaibe. 9auft nidts onoeres, ala
Wrs. Binalous SOOTHING Snrup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-23

meroetl 10 large iHieBen, ala pDlrti.
iherleitS auf uns aeihpljen miro.
Miloe uno 0ahoiebieteit aeeer bic
BUlen baben itets gu uaierem Gha.
ben gefabrt, uno biernus peroen mir
lernen."
8eaaalih oes Generalitreits ap.
peaierte er an Nrbeiter uno Nrbeit.
9eber. einen Gtreit 5u uermeioen, Der
Die oeutibe 2onturrensf1biateit i'm
HUSBAND ibUer i6doieen miro. Qeis
oer bat oieier Gppeu nidts aeniibt.
Die @rtldrunaen bes Weidstanss
lerS puroen nit GROCER NufmertIam.
telt anfgenommen uno Der pielfad,e
Belfall betpieS, oaB Die Worte in
r%oeiteti 8reiien 8ioerbaa aefunoen
hatten. ~
a6nie 5rieorid auauIt BON Sad.
len bat Dem 4aiierbofe ben erIten Of.
ttsleuen BeBue felt leiner Tbronbe.
1tei9ung obaeitattet. Sci Der 8olos
tafel i'm Weuen Balais brachte 9oi.
lee Wilhelm einen 9Uaft auf Seinen
Gait aus uno banfte oemie[ben in
tuarr,en BOrteu fir Den Beluh, Der
lbon turae Belt mad benz 9rauer.
tage erfolae, ben Sahien ourd Got.
tes unerforibli6en RatIGluB erlebeu
mubte. Der &aiier nabm in potbes
tiider WeiIe oarauf Besua, baB er
innerbalb furSer 5rift am 6aroe
stueier aroBer idhitiher 4Dniae ae.
itanoen babe. Sein berslifer
Wnnih babe ftets SahienS Dol aes
gotten uno er meroe INNER beItrebt
iein, bic 8anoe mabrer unb aufrih.
tiger 5reunoihaft unb beiien abnias.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-23
Sn @eaua nuf bas gbfomme

Su 8esug auf oas Wbtommen
init San Domingo ldBt uniere STE,
aierung ertldren, oaB eS nurhaus
nibt lire Gbiidt iei. elm Yroteftorat
iiber bic bominitaniihe Nepublit 3u
etablieren uno bas file audi feline
@arantie fiis bic 8abluna Der Shul.
ben geleiftet babe, Sic babe es nur
unternommieu, ben 8eriud su mo,
de1. Oh Die oertpOrrenen finansieaen
Werh6ltniiie Der bpminiteniIhen Ste
publit eereaelt tueroeu tDnnten. Die
Nunoroerung bierau iei pun Der Do.
MATHEMATICIAN Reaierune auageaan.
gen. gs miiroe unsmeifelbait elm
G!1Qrtff BON Soften eurDpaiiher
Wdd]te 5u er~arten aerueIen ieiu.
nenn man oas arrangement nidt
eetruffen b6tte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-23

"Soro : Turmaiin" (Gtmer &
Nmenb) anttieptiibes Mittel oeoen
8ranownnoen, @unben, Souiolis.
i6las uoer dbnlibe 2eiben. 6. s.
9 mi BIT, aaent. SpuIton, 9eros,
The Yale expositor., 1905-07-07

JOHN HUTTON,
The Yale expositor., 1905-07-07
Passed Beyond.

The death of Enoch Law occurred
on Sunday morning July End, 1905, at
the home of his sister in Fremont
where he had been spending a short
time.
Mr.. Law had been a resident of Yale
for a good many years, having been
left a widower with five small children
several years since. He managed to
keep them all together but his health
failed and the past year was spent
largely under the influence of liquor.
The heart was weak and became un-
able to perform its right action.
The deceased was man of only forty
eight years. His funeral services were
held at the home of the sister where he
died, on Tuesday, Rev. G. ID. Ellis
preaching the sermon. Deceased had
united with the Presbyterian church a
few years since and made many an
earnest effort and hard struggle to re-
gain his lost manhood. The interment
took place in Croswell cemetery.
The Yale expositor., 1905-07-07
BALL GAME ON THE 18TH.

Besides the program mapped out by
the committee in charge of the l.. .. l..
celebration at Yale next Wednesday,
there promises to be one of the hardest
fought ball games ever pulled off on a
Yale diamond. The management of
our team has arranged for a game with
the Port Huron's professionals and it
will be played at Riverside Park COM
mencing at 800 o'clock p. NJ. sharp.
Admission % and 10 cents.
The Yale team has re-organiZed and
intends TO have some good fast games
during the balance of the season. Their
opponents for Wednesday comprise
one of the, warmest base ball aggrega-
tiOns in this part of the state and our
team will have to do some fast playing
if they win out.
Everyone who appreciates a good
clean exhibition should be st Riverside
Park before the game starts at 800
o'clock.