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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

In the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District and Territory ~
New Mexico. within aud for tho
County Of Bornallllo
o. n Marion. plaintin.
va
Samuel c. Jackson, defendant
To Samuel &. Jackson:
You are hereby notified that an &C.
tion has been commenced against you
Ia the district court Of the Second
Judicial district 81 the territory of
New Mexico. within ana for the county
% BernallllO. tAat your prOpefty las
been attached. The names OF the par.
ties 10 the action are o. s. Marion.
plaintlff and SamJei G. Jackson. de-
fendant. The conrt IN which said &C
tion - pending "a the district court Of
the Second judicial district og the
territory OF New Mexico, within and
Tor the county OF Bernalillo.
4 settlement ~ the general objects
~ the action ~ 10 recover the bal
ance due. towit Twcuty4hree hun.
dred hfiy'clght and ninety oue.hun.
dredth Os23aSa0l dollars. on a certain
noec for $4,000 ,fi0.000l dollars,
dated July 90. 1895. payable four
months after date Ia the order az thel
State National bank OF Albuquerque.
with interest thereon az the rate OF
( per cent por annum. which said mute
was endorsed By the IVyeo thereof
ana the said plaln,l1 o. y. Maroon
Is nov the owner and holder Of the
said note.
The name of attorney for plaintiff
with his postofiice address. Is sum
mcrs Hurkhari Grant building. Aihu.
querque, New Mexico.
You are further notified that your
/ property mas been attached anil that
I unless you enter your appearance in
said cause on or before Monday. the
I 18th day OF Febrnars A ~ 1906.
judgment will be- rendered said
cause against you by default, and your
property sold 10 satisfy said iu6re
nent
/ lSoaD ". r. DAME
! Clerk of the District Court ~ the Sec
Ond Judicial District o. the Terri
tory OF New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
ABOUT CAMBLINC DEBTS
JUDGE poAN PASSES UPON THE
QUESTION or COLLECTING.
GAMBLING pEHTs.

A few days ag0 az Tambstonol go |
Judge Fletcher NJ DOan acid that A
gambling debt IN ARIZONA is iagalid
IN deciaiOn handed Gown last weak NJ
IN the case 81 j. r. Tate 81 DonsiGGW -
AGAINST Peter johnson of isishee. ~ any I
collect a gambling debt ~ loo ~ -
This case n precedent was eRtnhiish#
regarding debts which are coatracs h.,l
hy those who are wont 20 WOO a,,ites
fcklo soaaeas OF the faro layout. I. imnli, v
L will serve as q guidance ~ ssg.tinss 'ls,
eases which may arise In the - -
or at least. unfll tho holdir 80 ,gofs...
Judge Dean are reversed In -. M, T.
nrcmo court. which r. very al M
The question involved was vi 80.
or not debt had hecn contrtAitA
The court held that, whercaa f,rr rWAs.
money consideration had pasSgII4 NJ S''Hf
tween the two there was no q
that johnson had received faro cafy aEs.nsf
or checks for his bank checks; u a Is aglo
be- did not receive value fhespfeaon GApaf
and az consequence there eAa fa' acc
debt Wnfh &
IN july 1900 Johnson vent came apl
the Fishp0fl saloon al li.ehec. 4 J0at NJ
dawn al a faro table and bosan ennucggUc
ilng he loq and then began wrianani aid
chocRs. which he did 10 the exc efnlssins
of SfT00 Tor which be- waa ~ Ase was
faro checks ne lost the al iaT "a ia
amount. bu' stopped payment b.
rate brought suit TO recover Afcd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
me and THAT KID
KILL THEM FELLOWS
Such Is the Confession Of
Emilio Mcclure 10 The
Evening Citizen.
MURDERER OF sAscutz AND DAcA

IN q few phrases Of broken English,
Emilio Mcclure this morning confess
Cd 10 a reporter for The Evening ci'i-
ron that be- helped XIII Nicolas SAM
ches and Carmel Baca, the ranchmen
found dead IN a well on the Rio
puefco last summon, Tor the murder %
whom he was taken TO the penlionti-
AIRY today to begin a ninety -nine year
sent encc.
Mcclure was sentenced yesterday
and was at the station this morning
in charEe Of sheriff Armiio and Dep
uty sheriff Romero. awaiting a train
TO Santa BE-. When seen by the repnf-
ter. nc wore a light fedora hai
mixed suit N threadhare cotton goods,
end peir OF bracelets he seemed
not the iuagt depressed az a result OF
the great calamity which had hoiallen
thim AT first he was diaiuclincd 70
talk Of the killing but hnaliy admitted
" Ia the following;
me aud that Md kill them fellors,
That kld helped ne thrOw them icl-
lows in that yell
After this burst Of confession Me-
Z Cluro was again silent. and Il was
quite evident from the expression on
Z his face that he believed that he had
already talked too much, but altef a
q little Interrogation. ho continued
THAT hid took them iellcfs clothes
and the money they had"
who used the AK" TO this Quoa-
tion the reporter received no answer
Il Will be remembered that the muir
dcrcd men had their heads cut oper
I with an AK.
How much money dld the Md get p
WAS the next question asked by tn'
reporter
Zone hundred dollars. was uh'
answer
THE Judge gave me ninety Mint
years" was offered by Mcclure, ate
little pause; "but be said that
would get out in ten years, II ! be
good boy" he continued.
The hoy referred 70 by Mcclure a
"kid" lives In Ranches dc Atriscc
tits name Is Padiila. He was viii
Mcclure and the murdered ranchme
when they were coming 20 the cit
: az the time OF thc killing. He Is sal
; 10 have told the story that McCiur
: did the killing In the night, while h
was asleep, and then after Il was a
? over. the bodies had been thrown ]
the wen. and the wagons eet on fr'
! Mcclure came 90 him and said: Let
! go 20 town. them fellows are gone.
J Il Is understood that Il was upon Pa
= dlllas story that Mcclure was az
r rested
. Amer makina his confession thl
Q morning, Mcclure was asked II b
r would testify against Padilla n
= said that he wouldn't, but owing 10 h
n poor knowledge OF tho English Ian
4 guage. II IL doubtful II he understood
a the question, However, Il would max
y little difference, as thare n a territOr
lal statute that disqualfes a cOnyil
from testifying IN court.
Mcclure Is 80 years Of age and ca
neither read nor write Before beir
3 led away. Mcclure stated that he ha
pleaded guilty to murder In the soC
q Ond degree because bis father ha
asked him 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

street and Roma avenue. and robbed
q 90 q lovahIo woman. Mrs. Anna
Blake with.
About eight years ago the deceased,
then Mia Blake. arrived IN The city
from her old home In Oewcro, n. ",
coming hero IN the belief that the
pure. iuvlgoratine alt would drive
from her system the germs 81 con-
sumption and restore her 90 health
again, Her coming waa followed
shortly by her mother. Mrs Wary
Blake. and brother. John ~. Blake
and o few months later they purchased
property and built . pretty cottage
homo al The corner Of Fourth street
and Roma avenue, thus abandoning
the old home ties back lH Mes York
and becomlng residents here tof
health reasons
Last August year aao. back IN
Oswego. n. y. while MISS Blake was
on a visit. Alex with. 0f this city
was united IN marriage 10 her. Ane
after short honeymoon enjoyed q
the east. they returned 10 the city
taking up their residence a. tb'
Blake home. and now. after a happy
marriage 81 q little over q year deatl
Knocked at the door and the inovitaoi'
summons was answered.
The deceased was 80 years Of age
and was born and reared IN OswoEo
n ". whore many friends now reside
who. with those hero. win mourn he
death.
The funeral services viii occur a
the Church OF the immaculate Con
ception, Friday morning al 1853
o'clock. with burial IN Santa Barhnr
cemetery. An fginnds Of the famil
4 are invited to aitond these services
Tho Citizen cundoles With the be
|, reaved mother. brother and husband
. me latter being n member Of the hrr
! OF HchMArlAman a WIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
CuRlSTMAS GIFT
TO A DESERVING coNvlcT--sEN
TENcE COMMITTED TO TWENTY
YEARS. FROM NlNgTY-NiNE.

Upon the recommendation OF super
intcnden a. O nursum Of the terri
turial poufcnilary. Governor etero
has comure1 the Vie sentence Of
loso Campbell, gho Is under sentence
~ nmclyqinc years Cor murder to
twenty ycars imprlsonmoni. this be-
Ing one % co. ufull communications
or pardon issue a. Christmas 10
conyicis who have an exemplary rec.
ord ami Iu Whoso cases other mlilRal-
ing circumstances appear.
Campbell Us O. years OF aEe and has
served ten ye9rs 0i bis lmprifOnmfnt
Tie vas tried and convicted IN n0na
Ana county
Hls record, since his imprisonment
has been OF tho best ana n he lives
20 serve our the Remaining part Of
hts sentence he viii be about 81
years old when released. 40 he will
be allowed time for Eond behavior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
RUNAWAY ENGINE
ON RATION MOUNTAIN
CRASHES INTO A FREIGHT TRAIN
AND CREATES A COSTLY Acci.
DENT FOR THE COMPANY.

through the runniRg away Of a
helper engine on the santa ~ rail-.
road Saturday night. disastrous
wreck occurred, and considerable
loss In merchandise and cars occur
red. Fortunately no lives were lost.
The engine was standing al the
mouth al the tunnel on the Trinidad
side OF Ration mountain with only a
fireman on hoard. Another engine az
tempted "a couple on, and the iar
started the big hog" which began 20
move down the steep grade. The ire-
man, knowing nothing about the hig
machine, aud being powerless 70 stop
lt, sprang TO the ground. and the en-
CINE constantly gaining In speed
pushed down the mountain side
At Morley an eastbound freight
wae standing, and iniO the rear OF
this the runaway engine moving Al
better than 4 mile a minute, crashed
throwing the freight cars from The
track IN a veritable shower OF spin
tera and twisted iron. while the con
tents Of the cars. mostly California
wines and liquids and fruits. was scat
tered all over tho mountain side
fhe runaway engine was badii
damaged, aud after the collision was
apparently ht only for the ecnp heap
Ihe wrocl age OF the ears wns pFac
tioally complete.
The Santa BE seemed 10 have AL
sorts OF trouble on Ration hill on thai
day. and short time before the die
aster on this aide. a fast Callfornif
passenger train crashed into the real
a. ~ Hu 80 "a tIt
tatlon about four miles from Ration
rhe engine OF the passenger train wal
overturned. but It's crew escaped hl
jumping Outside OF few bruises
owing TO the shake-up, the passenger
we're not injured.
BecauFe 81 the two wrecks. th'
tracks u the Santa Fo were hlocke,
for twelve hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
FORAKER RATEbILL CREATES A FOURTEEN
BILLION DOLLAR RAILROAD COMBINATION

the rate aud tho railroad must sub
nit, unless court decided that Il "A
unlawful: that Is. that the rate Is 40
low as 20 lead 20 the condscatlnn Of
the railroad property
Senator Foraker says that congress
cannot give the above power 90 The
commission. The United States 81
preme court says Il cant
The Foraker nlli Protects Hail.
road ExteTtlon.
Everyone can ace this. Tho COM
mission can only investigate and etr
press ~ belief that a rate Is too hiwh
Ia told 10 see whether the rate h un-
reasonable. aud Il 70 TO issue an ln-
junction against A. This the court
viii not do because Il has no power
20 DO n. Judges can only decide Qucs-
hJns OF law Il IA not q question ui
law what u q reasonable rate. 4 Is q
question OF business aud cummon
aonae-w which the judges vii not
touch. 50 the Foraker BIN IN decep-
tive aud WORTHLESS pretending to give
a remedy and giving none. This the
railroads know, and. therefore. ADOPT
this Foraker plan.
The Foraker BlH createu = -Four.
NNNW @NNhNW NaNNaAN WI
blnatlon.
All tho railroads ~ the United
States are authorized and invited ~
/ torn one huge trust and monopoly ana
Ak the rates Tor the whole country
( This gives away ali that has been
gained by che supreme court decisions
he the case. 81 the trans-MlssOurl
Freight association, the Joint Traffic
association and the Northern securi-
ties company IN the Joint Tfnihc
association case the nine railroad syH-
TENS Tween New York and chicago
formed "a organization Of three bill
lions Of caH'tnl. made an Ike rates ana
prohibited an ppc 81 tho roads from
lowering ANY n Rithuut the consonI
OF tho nine manng, r. OF the trust. TIE
court destroyed tlA three billion
monster The Foraker dn creates z
fourteen billion monster. @hlch VII
prevent any railroad anywhdtH 10 tn
country fruE lowering any rattN With
ont the consent 81 Tho trnilc mahSxer'
OF Tho combination
No substantial error or omisaiOl
can be pointed out In this analysis d
mine
WM 4. CHANDLER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

The le~naeHtl btu. introduced Il she
house Dec. 9. seems 10 contain % D.
tive provisions tor protecting the pa.
llc AGAINST exl0itiopafo railroad "a y
The Foraker MI. introduced 10 he
senate on the same day. seems 10 COZ
tain ehecilva pldviaions for PROTECTING
failroad extoftan. Look At tho tW0
bills aldo by size.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
MUCH SNOW REPORTED
AT LAGUkA VILLAGE

Wrilne from lagnna. i eofrnaDpnd
ont saws there IL foot and 8 hRiI ~
snow Ia taeuna and Inc thesmpmalaI
B fan 20 zero Il waF % degrees
heisv zero Tuesday uighi flheg
wnu ire snow is much deepef ant u
"a foarel that sOme Of the shaa8 htrt4
viii sudor The snow however Is
blessing un The whole Last StaFa
nov ana rain gave the grass a soa3
stau ana now there seems -
certainty af abundant poHiNfAfc t
ihe oouans year
TO cold II Is ve,li t,taa sat 49,
"a WanTa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Whenever the commission believes
that n railroad r. charming unjust or
unreasonable rates Ia may Gle With
the attorney general statement and
The evidence IN support thereof, and
thercupon q petition shall be present
ed to circuit court al,t,as IA equity
which shall snmmarlly make inquiry
and Issue an injunction against charg-
ing any rate IN excess ~ what the
court shall fnd 90 be reasonable aud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
A LlvvLe GIRL
SADLY INJURED.

l'ha NUs 9yearold daughter Of w.
3. K'riy P'cachn. was terribly laser
utpi snN6ay says he cHnilan News
sheiwas riding q horat which became
TILE Stoned and ran AaNay throwing
thp litile airi whose &oi caught IN the
stirfnp. The horse fnn Though two
at& fences ans ~ lhe little oae8
%" ientlHlif. lfou mesa 20 foal and
Hn h|ftf1 ~ uneooaclons lIlilh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
MURDER MYSTERY
At ALAMOGORDO
coLoREp MAN FOUND DEAD
NEAT jARlLLA JUNCTION, AND
WIFE 90 GADLY WOUNDED As
TO WAKE RECOVERY VERY
DOUBTFUL.

a alspafeh from Alamoe r11, dated
Decrmhei ~. says This chs Is the
scene OF a murder mystery which Is
as yet bahirE aii ehuris io solve.
Tom Wilson and vic hnih colored
are the victims. Wilson himself IL
dead and his wife b. nel expected 20
live. The couple had. @ apnears,
been living 10 Tucson. and had start
ed hack 10 Fort Smith. ARK SUNDAY
night the woman was found badly IN.
iurod near the railroad track net far
from Iarilla Junction. she was taken
60 the hospital az Alamogordo and
every aid extended 10 her
Last night Wlisoa vas found about
half q mile south Of Jarilla murdered
His throat was cat and there were
other knife wounds upon his person.
The remains were taken 70 Alamo
gordo whcrn an inquest was held. The
deepest mystery surrounds the XIII
lng, and as yet no theory mas heeis
advanced 10 explain H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

on the site until n few Yves agl
when heavy rain reduced I, lilac
10 ruins. While clearing av th
debris The wOtkmen came o.
huge. ha,d black bail. inside lic
Was another bali Breaking a pa
$3.50 in spanish gold coins r. Z
the ground &c IA said that the ie
belonged 20 man who lived In
adobe house during raid by 1n'
lie buried the money henco' b
house and was subsequently
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
ax sgcRsrARy or The kAv WILLIAM G. cHANplER, CALLS
ATTENTION. 70 THE MpaT eTAaTLiNo FEATURE or tvs
RAILROAD MEASURE

expense ~ the govrnmnt There may
l.e an appeal ~ the supreme court and
the case ehell have preference thcrc-
in over al but criminal caaes
Foraker Sit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Written By WIN. z. chendlet
Former Secretary ~ the Navy
senaiof from New Hhmpshlro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
MODERN MOVING PICTURES.

secret OF the success at me
.. scenic company ~ based ON the
mat Il considers short moving
Huu.es thing OF this past 81 course
mos we're all right when the lnVen-
.. sas still ~ novelty 10 itself, hut
ua ~ "a now past, end the ErosFea-
N anaeors realize thar they mnA'
pn 30 The public subjects that are
IuuH. and each complete In ITSELF
IUu pl0t the same a. any hrat
GLASS MAY that h presented ON the
TIa. Aud again, the subjects must
rod "a. pnlar interest. which now runs
.u ..u Inc o. historical and comedy
furIUe..
IHs ,mpang that comes &c Eika
tbpa.., Wnorrow night " nearer ~
thr ma urn idea 81 a show OF tnle
k.ut t.iu any IKE attraction ~ tie
cuurr the following are the
leHsibs of aome OF ~ hid features
pan,hI. 600 feet long which y 81
pe lI, a1lored the entire length INC
81 tu,.. ID an war features, Battle
~ T 700 feet; 'he two leadina
cor docis. Escaped Luna.ic
liO" f.ot and The Chicken fhies. l'ioo
feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

" u. ane, agent for che Home
Supply company al Cuhcr0, trans.
acted business IN the city yesterday
Mr Lane says that there Is some
thing very peclllar IN the way that
snog has fallen IN the nelghhorhood
OF Cuhefo aud Grants AZ the latter
place last week, the santa re was
compelled 10 put q SNOW piow AZ work
10 keen the track clear while higher
up on the divide there was no trouble
whatever Tho storm seemed 20 be
conferred at GraEta. 1 .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

The depot owned BY the santa Re
Contral railroad "a PfogresO. twenty
four miles from Torrance. Torrance
county. was destroyed by IRE Tues.
day night The cause of the Are rs
not known. There was nothing OF
value IN the depot. This is place
whore Santa W. Central trains whistle
twice and open tho throttle. except
when ordered 70 stop by signal The
loss Is fully covered hy Insurance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

whenever up0n complaint ana full
hearlns the Interstate Commerce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Commission shall decide ny existing
transportation rate 10 be- Inreasona-
BILE. unluatly Discrimination! or unduly
preigdlclal Il shall declar md order
what reasonable maximum ate shall
be charged Ia place of m ate con-
demned; and this order shb take of-
feet 10 days after notice { he rail-
road. A rehearlng may DO "a at any
time and the order may b nOdifed,
added 10. suspended or vac 4.
I'D
The railroad may within 3 yn APP
ply 20 u United States cir, court
asserting that the order of COM
mission IL unlawful. The G. shall
he expedited under existing es and
tho question 81 unlaWiulness a aud
decided BY the court The orney
general shall defend the ord 4 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

4. ", Keys, civil engineer
charge Of the engineer Cofps Al. I
Belen cut.oli. whs IN the city Nash
day. returning 70 The works iaslk 4
no states fhei tue third hrldAhe
che eutra win 81 completed MI y
and that tho hrldge gang yhg
moved lmmcdiately % bridge &ory,
on me new line re also sia#d Nst
the contractors are emriqYlN#e pe
man ohgalnahle. WIFI fiaW ppea
ms lhc wurk 10 can.alellpn cas-
pOsaible rd by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

D. Is Iaue. managCr of the com
lsslr, 40 Cuhafo. for tho olmes SUD
ely Company was IA tho city ycH..l'
day tmmre home last nighR o. 2
Lang .aio. A. hh cpmpapy. len
supiIIsa NIIIIFIaAr tho tyf4A |fe8
,.;iSpde, e. "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

NiHf ien &lher aud en- Cruces,
feseidhN Nher Is yenuft "a sinrs
n lli.fe ~ Wocari0us cpnah sit1 in
Spanish II An mcmbefs q thp siie
ui 4 re NJ OF q and eeted
~ ~ meet ~ 1885, "a vas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Superintendent Hiram hadley, o.
Santa ~. has baen invited 10 deliver
an address before the Department Of
City and state experimentation 81 the
National Educational ass0clation. 10
~ held 10 Louisville, Ky. about
March T. n Prof hadloy decides 20
attend 4 Nln he the arss time that
New Mexico hss been honored WITH
Representation AZ such . alstingaish'
"a gathering
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
NOTICE OF SUR

wM r. CHANDLER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
Drying preparations simply devel

cp dry catarrh th1y ary up tho hcereilous
shlch adhere 90 tho fuemhano aud decom-
pose, oausinR a iaf moro serloustrurhle ihan
the ordinh. form ~ caiagfh. AVOID alldry.
ing inhalanis iumes, smokes and tur
aud ulo chat Nhleh cl0anaes souihea sal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

In the District Court OF the second
Judicial District and Territory ~
New Mexico. within aud Tor tho
County Of Beraallilo
o. ~ Marion. plaintin.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
When She BEGAN TO ReIenf.

When Molly Entrekn got that letter she the
middle of the Then she said: Well a
things Then she read again Then she said: e
heard of such thing Then she reread it, and claspng her
around her knees the floor and studied
Il don't why he such letter" she said
to herself II the fool in love with why don't
he tell so? Don't dare come don't he? I've
ced that he's been hanging around here three nights
a week"
Finally she and said: Anyhow. I'll write him
nice letter that will him., And she a
kind sstery letter and the burden of IMPOSSIBLE
don't love you"
But there doubt thEt letter had Molly
Entrekin to thinking She partly
impressed partly puzzled her II wasn't bit like Ayette
Three later there another astonishing
Dearest Beloved: Last night had a /
that / came TO and smiled and bade
beside and talk There other there
but seemed of them First
ballroom. and alcove and when smiled
the smile drove mad and leaned and told
told everything Of love, and hope, and
spair, and kept from until heart
stl with you turned looked upon
and there tears in and heart
great sob feared pitytng me but smiled
through the veil of whispered something that
sounded like Yes And then awoke. and for hours
at the window in transport of joy half dreaming half wax
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
When the Love Letters Beoan.

Then My there began TO Molly Entrekin
Overhowng with tenderness love and
passion love such the hearts Of her grand
by stormhowery imaginative beautiful love
letters the privacy OF their
grandnOthers kiss when they find them hid
den in of old trunks The letters from
Walter Ayette they revealed Molly Entrekn depth
of feeling and passion of love and tenderness
that she had suspected existed in the
mar astonished
of the letters which have been made semi public
by the followed have been circulated her
triends-before real truth known.
day Walter Aylette reached Richmond
nv Dear Entrekin love you. ! have said II;
the words tre'hed lips since that first
evening that when heart fell down and
shipcd YOU From have worshiped you ever since
daring not that for fear the
would burst from words that dare speak