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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-19
THIRD RACE.

Good start; won easily: Edltn James. CHI. t.. 2.
BY Locohatchee-Lma; owned and trained by
J. W. May.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-19

Poor START yoa easily NJ Bue,a b. T., 8. by
Mcddler-Buela; owned by joan Bouel: trained by
James 3pden
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
POLICE BELIEVE MORl &
AZARlO PLACE A FENCE
OFFICER sALAzAR MAKES M.
poHrANr CAPTURE - ARMOUR
ROBBERY CASE uNaAvELEp.

tFrom Mondays Daily CillzenJ
= aprceruproa are nor st fault. IN
the arrest az Manuel Aruua. the fu1.
Ice have not only made an imnmrAf.t
capture. Int havc uncovered genuine
fonre. The department has also re-.
covered q large part ~ stolen gDsla.
last Monday uaming lack araaes.
local manager Coz Tho Armons pack.
INK company. reported 10 the police
that the cumpany'a soraRo defsa on
North First E'raef. had hsuin onicrui
ana that a hrge nmiunt Of lard and
sait mead was misaing. The dopalt.
muni get 10 work 10 ferret ont the
ease. and SATURDAY Afternoon pairol
man Joe Salazar made tho arrcut ~
Acuna
The clue which heoseh al.as
Aounas agrtfa was found by Chief Of
Police McMilin al the store ~ Mn-
isa a A1arlo a. 300 North Thlr,i
= rces THIS clue constituted SIXTY
pounds Of pure lard and a quantity ~
salt meat. which Waa readily titarft
iici a. having come from the Arnour
warehouse. Tho proprieiorN 81 tho
store tOld q number ~ stories oI how
thCy came inip poaaeaalDn 81 the g,snia
before thoy told Jbo truth about 4 alad
he police have roaauna 20 belinvo
that they know that fhoy were buying
siolcu gorla when they purchased q
from Acnna. whom they afierWard nc-
knowlcsigcd sold u b them.
The police alNs. have either eyidencu
which cauae~ thom 90 heiloye tltt
North Third street. stare "a n fence
When the norralaile store was robbed
some time ago hn ofiiccr ~ The pBlioo
department dropped into the Moria a
Azario store ingi a. the thief was sell
lng the propietora a watch. Tho M.
hccr saw tho two mon with the watrh
and nsksd what Yves Foing on. bir.
Moria said that ~ was eciling tha
young man a watch The oficcr WINS
not satisfied with ihat st0ry and the
young man wa taken hefpre tho
chief Of police. and there made a um-
issisiun Of the BOrrndniie r0blory. anl
saii that he was trying 30 eell ono ~
the Elnlcn Watches 10 M0ria
u VIII ahsO be remembered thai the
sivoTwarp. which was stolen from tho
Joseph barnett Residence las, year.
was recovered AZ the MuriA i haGSto
sj0ro. The fence case Will be given
a hearing before Magistrate Crawford
Tomorrow forenoon.
When patrolinan Saiaxar arroelod
Acuna on aiurlay he discovered a
caeo ~ lard IN Acuna'e RON Ia dog
Town. This hard was identical With
that found IN possession of Moria a
AxariO. and seems conclusive EVIL.
dcmco that AcunR II tho thief. NJ.
though no protests hiA Innocence and
has employed Judge w 9. Hoacock to
dofend him. Ills attorney waived pro.
liminaFy hearing this morning before
Judge Crawford aud WIS bound 0vor
10 ahe grand jury.
Acuna has residence AZ Yrsarri
IN the Manzano mountains. besides
the adobe he maintains IN "dog" town.
The Armour pcoale claim that TOO
pounds of gOodn are missing from their
warehouse. And a u barely pEeibio
that thore are other people implicated
IN Che robbery with AcunK.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
HOUSE.
Afternoon session--5sth Day.

fihhtlnhtu from AuHfAuhlsl
The house was called to order At
o'clock by Speaker Dalies. Every
membar was IN his seat when the roll
vas called. Reading of the journal
was dispensed with
INTRODUCTION OF hills.
House biil No. iis. by Ar wilker.
son, an act relating to che appnrti0n-
Ing and valuation % lands aud for
other pui poses. Referred to the com.
mlttee on Judiciary.
House bill No. IA, by Mr.. be Baca,
an act providing for the appointment
OF boiler inspectors by the governor.
Referred TO the committee on terri.
iorlal affairs.
House bill No. li5. By Mr Vigil. an
act providing for the raising OF salar
les OF the probate clerks Ia different
counties. Referred to the committee
on finance.
House bill No. ii6. by Mr.. Haunt.
gan. an act pr0vIding for the construr.
ton OF dam at Elephant Butte. Re.
gorrod TO the committee on irrigation.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The committee on agriculture and
manufactures reported council bill No.
IS, recommending that the substitute
be passed The substitute was or
dered 10 take the regular course and
was referred TO tn committee ON agri.
culture and manufactures. Il relates
to the use Of brands on live stock.
The committee on finance reported
house bin No. 80, by Mr.. De Baca. an
act providing for the compensation OF
county officers and for other purposes
recommending that the biil be not
passed. Upon vote the bill failed TO
pass.
The committee on Judiciary report.
ed house bill No So. by Mr.. Williams.
an act regulating the salary OF aher.
IFS In counties Of the third claas.
recommending that it be passed. The
bill passed.
BUSINESS ON SPEAKERS. DESK.
Council substitute for council bill
No. 81. an act providing for the ap.
prehension OF fugitives from Justice.
Referred 20 the committee ON finance.
Council substitute for council bill
No. SIS, an act 10 amend sections llOl
aud 1902 OF the compiled laws OF
1897. Referred to the committee on
Judiciary.
Council hill No. 80, as amended. An
act creating boards Of park commits.
sioners Referred TO the committee on
finance.
Council substitute for house bill
No. ~. an act 10 amend section 10.
chapter 81, OF TIE session laws OF
1901 Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
Council substitute for council bill
No, 81 an act for the bettor presss.
ton 81 Wild game and fish In New
Mexico. Referred 70 the committee on
territorial affairs.
The house adjourned al A;45 until
Friday morning a. 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
MAKING RuLEa ron
TRAINS ON Four TRACKS

A Chicago dispatch says The trash
rulgs committee ~ the American
Railroad aseOciation has hoid a maaa-
inE and completed a code o. rules Or
govern tho operation a trains "a
naia having three aud four tracks
Tho committee has been AZ work
roF mcnihH and - feedy % make rec.
90 the gcDNral anocia-
ihsn a. iit nexd 8oanlannuai m00iue.
Undoubtedly The riica A. prepared
win be approved end Adopfod By al ~
The roads which are n.eiuhc7s * the
1he purpose ~ Formulating a cosse
"a q obtain uniform practice on al IN.
pgHfant American rEliroad syht0nA
With pnffnrmay. q A. said ln iln ruleH
and mffhusle ~ operation rAilr0nd a.
cidenta Will - neftly leaaenod
1Ae new ralea are said - o. com
prohonalye aud include the operation
~ iraliia against thc current ~ 1Taf
~ lndor csrfain c0ndllioan. That n
la % say thai when tho tracks aro
proImriy prWected ~ ai0ek signals v
EiN 10 permissible 10 switch train
onip tha opposite track and thorn olar
Ate I according 10 ceriain rules and
regulations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
OFFICIAL MATTERS,



The New Mexico Irrigated Iandn
company; the incorporatOra are.
Ernest q. Miller and Fred n Coe. az
Denver, aud @. Hlll Howard. Of ~
pamela. The objects % The lnuorpOr-
atora are ~ conduct a genera. lrrlKa-
ton business. including the auying
and selling OF lands, bulldlng dykes
and bitches and doing All ether things
relative 10 the proper conduction 0f
such a business. Tho business will
be carried on IN Mo Arriba county.
The term Of existence 40 named IN fhn
articles OF incorporation IA ffty years
and the principal place OF business "a
Espanola. The capital stock consists
OF 2o00,000 shares Of the par value az
81 each. The directors are named AZ
The oiflcera % the corporation ion be
nrst three months.
Public Funds Received.
The following public funds have
heea received in the Office of Terrific
rial Treasurer J. n. Vaughan
Palmer keiner, treasurer aud col
loctor ~ Mckinley county, taxes 1904.
7s29.f9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

gully, bu, The court thought tue evi.
dcnce sufficient 10 prove % the con-
fr4ry, and the prisoner WAS convicted
0f petty larceny
Henry Connolly has fosiened his %.
sliOn IN fhN iCcal onlcc 81 the Con.
tincntal Oh company and will suc.
coed Bcu Worries IN a clerical DO
sitlon 10 the Bank OF Commerce Mr.
Connolly waa with the Continental on
company going on three years. Mr.
Worries resisna from the bank to &C.
cept position 60 cover has with
the seattle baseball team.
Mrs. Kate BFidEefurd. mother OF
Mrs Chas r. Starr, residing Al 40
West Roma avenue. died at 2 o'clock
this morning after an illness OF six
or eight years duration. The funeral
viii be- held tomorrow afternoon from
o. w. strong's sone' chapel. inter.
mcnt private Mrs. Bridgofofd's
brother viii arrive here tonight frum
Durango. Colo.
Among tho sDlOlsis who viii take
part In ihe performance OF "The Holy
Cfty" are Mrs. Cutler. a soprano ~
remarkably flhe musical qualities, " no
has recently made hor home Ia thls
city and o. now engaged a. sololsi M
the First Congregational church Mrs
Campbell. the popular and talent cd
young soprano. MoHdamea Washburn
and Miller, tho well-lnown and ever.
popular c0ntralios, and Mr. Wortn,
whose beautiful bass voice Is becom.
Ing tho pride Of all connOissourg of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Hanlon. who
toured K--sas. Oklahoma and Indian
territory With the Lillian Mason
Theatrical company, returned 70 the
city last night. They we're absent
from the city for four months, and
report having had a fine time and
gained much experience. The com.
pany closed all dates at Enid. Okla.
homa, and Mr.. and Mrs n. N. Vedder,
pee Miss Mason. have gone out OF
the show business and will conduct
hotol at Perry Oklahoma. in the
future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Afternoon essalon--f3d DIV.
President clark called tho council
TO order a. $3.50 o'ciOck Chaplain
shiyely pronounced divine invocation.
MessS. Ballard aud Greer were ex.
oused Thursdays journal was read
and approved
NOW BILLS INTRODUCED.
Council Bill No 81, by Mr.. Mill@r.
An Act 10 establish a reservoir nj OF
near Elephant Buttes. New Mexico,
and 20 protect the waters % the Rio
Urahde A communication from the
commission al irrigation Of New Mex
leo. accompanying council bin No 81.
was read RofWred % the committee
ON irrigation.
Council bin No. SO. by Mr. Read. An
Act - authorize the practice OF este
opaihy IN the territory amt to appoint
hoard OF examiners 10 regulate the
practice Of ostcomthy
Council hill No. SO, BY Mr. Read. An
Act - amend section OF the com
pllod laws 81 1897.
Council bill No 50. by MIR Martinez.
An Act providing for a branch agricul.
tnra stallion IA Taos county. Referred
70 the committee ON territorial affairs
Council ldll No SO. by Mr. Martinez
An Acf amending section 637 Of the
complled laws ~ 1897. with regard 90
I the removal Of county seats Referred
70 tho committee On counties and
county lines.
Council bin No, So. BY Mr.. Martinez
An Act authorizing tho huilding OF
school houses By The differenf school
boards ~ ghe territory. Referred 40
the committee on education.
Council hill No. 81, BY Mr.. Winters,
An Act providing that prisoners sorv.
Ing a PENALTY for hrgaidng Of city urll.
naces, shall work ON the public naada
IN such corporations. Referred 10 the
committee ON namda and Highways.
Council bin No. IS, by MR. Winters
An Act amending Section 2. Chapter
81, laws Of 1897. Referred 10 tho COM
mltico ON territorial Affairs.
Council bill No 81, by Mr.. Winters,
amending section 10. Chapter t0s Of
the complied laws Of 1897. Referred
10 the committee on territorial affairs
Council bill No. 90 by Mr.. Winters.
amending Section 1893. complied laws
OF 1927 Referred 20 the coiRmitiee on
judiciary.
Council bin No 81, by Mr Lcally. An
Act amending Setsisni 1852, complied
laws ~ 1897 Reformed TO the com.
nhttee on territorial affairs.
Council bill No. %, By Mr.. MARTINEZ,
An Act to repeal Sections 69i, C32, G3a
osf % the cofnpilod laws OF 1897 Re
lerrod 10 the committee on connlilas
and county linea
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Council Joint Memorial No g, by
Mr.. Read 20 me secretary Of the en-
teTaor 20 he referred Ia the commits
sioncr Of Indian aiiaira. aatinE that
Tho Navajo Indians or the TERTIARY BE-
no allowed 10 take up an tho waters
Within twenty mites 81 their rc8ofya-
lions and Rh0f ihcy ho not allowed ~
hreNh the game laws Of this tfrriiory
outside the limits Of thoir reseryations
Under suspension Of the rlles aOncil
memorial No. was read hy iitle the
6ccOnd time and was ordered translat-
Cd ami printed Under further suh
pension ~ the rules. council memorial
No. Q was read by title ~ third read.
Ing and was passed.
The chair laid bcf0re the council a
communication from the secretary OF
the interior relative % rho councils
pro,cal GgalnaA the passage OF house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

ttatHttHNtH ttRM tHHtrHHtff
Substitute for council bill No. 81, an
act providing for the better protection
. ~ game and fish IN New Mexico. Re.
i port OF the committee adopted. Tho
bill passed unanimously. The original
f bin was tabled
House substitute for house Joint
memorial no. petitlonlng the United
States congress 20 pass the bin Great
Hing the Pajarlto National cl'E Dwell.
2ors' Park IN New Mexico. The report
. 0f the committee was adopted. The
memorial passed unanimously.
Council bin No. 6S, an act fixing the
fbounty for the killing OF wild animals
4The report Of the committee was
adopted together with the amend.
Ement. The bin passed unanimously.
House bin No. %. an act providing
Nor the compensation OF school onum
orntorR. Tho report Of the committee
was adopted The bill passed unani.
&mousiy.
Mr.. Martin asked the unanimous
consent OF the council to Introduce a
bill which WAS granted u u council
Nbill No. 50. by Mr.. Martin, an act re-
3poallng an act regarding assessments
fThe bill was passed under tho aus'
Hponslon Of the rules Mr.. Catron
8votinR no.
Business Of Presidents Table.
The president announced having
t.slgned council bill No. ~, council
ohln No. 2. council bin No. 90. council
Iiolnt resolution No 6, council substl.
iute TO house Joint resolution No. 4.
4council bill No. 90, and council sub.
stitute Of house bill No. 4.
A message was received from the
IgOyefnor announcing that he had
signed council bill No. sc, council bill
mo. %. council bill No. 2. council bin
No. 20, council bin No. 20. council
Joint resolution No. 6, council substl.
iaie 90 house Joint resolution No. &,
council bin No. 56. and council sub.
stltute 20 house bill Ne Z.
The council then went into eXecu.
hive session for the purpose Of con
4trmlng the appointment by the gov
crnor Of regents OF the neaf and
&Dumb Asylum. al Santa Re. Miners
Hospital AZ Ration. and Territorial Re.
form school at M Rito.
q The regents for the different insti.
buttons are az PILLOWS:
Trustees Miners Hospital, Ration
A. Il. streichef. until June 20. 1909;
M. NJ. Dawson. until June 90, 1906;
~. J, Leahy, until June 20, 1901; A. @.
dawson. until June 20, 1908; all OF
COlfax county. and w. y. Hopewell.
#lntil June 20. 1905. OF Bernallllo coun-
~.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Santa re.
r. J, PRlon. until July %. 1908; s.
HG. Cartwright. until July %. 1907;
'Francisco DelRado, until July 90,
900. Grant Rivenburg. until July %.
ei905; J. A. Wood until July %. 1909;
aall u Santa Re county.
Territorial Reform school.
4 J. n. Sargent until August n. 1908;
IA. y. Vargas, until August H. 1909;
'sNenceslao Jaramilio, until August II,
l9O7; all u Rio Arriha county; .. w..
Sloan, until August II, 1905. of Santa
Nc county: o. n Marion. until Au.
bust II. 1906, % Bernnlllio county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Ai..rn0on ss.aI0n--a0lh Day

Afternoon sesslon--S9th Day.
\ President Clark called tho council
Il order AZ $3.50 o'clock All members
were present except SIR Greer.
q Mr.. Montoya asked unanimous con.
Font 90 introduce council joint reso-
Tuition No. Z, protesting against the
passage by the United States con.
8gress OF a bill establishing a iep0r
eOlOny In New Mexico. The resolu.
ION was passed under suspension OF
Z he rules by unanimous vote.
The house notified the councll that
u had concurred Ia the passage OF
Rr0uncil joint resolution No. T.
a Mr.. Read moved that as the mem
Beers Of the house wished TO be pres.
&nnt at the memorial exercises, that a
committee OF two be appointed TO OK.
end 10 them such an invitation. Prosi.
ient Clark appointed as such commit.
80. Mr.. Read and Mr.. Miller
The house accepted the invitation
Bend attended the services In a body.
arhe territorial supreme court al.
Elourned for the afternoon aud this au.
NNuat body was also present
Sitting Ia joint session this afternoon
4 he council Of the thirty.sixth leg.
slatiye assembly conducted memorial
Services Ia tribute to the memory OF
be late Colonel J. Francisco Chavez,
8lry ala sessions president OF the coun.
4ril and for several sessions one OF its
members. President Clark presided.
eyeral members auloglAed Colonel
4 'hayos' life and character. The re.
trar. 5,a - fattIu
he esteem IN which he was held and
Hextolled him as man, as useful
public servant and as an organizer OF
agrtat ability.
MF. Catron repeated the details Of
.,lh example OF Colonel Chayea' brav.
|hry by telling how he had saved a
Iman's life az Socorro some years ago.
ia man was brought into the town
hnd was TO DO hanged. Colonel Chavez
.eppod forward. took charge OF the
3prlsOner and told the mob that tho
paw should take It's course. Mr.. Catron
|kold OF The deceased's love for New
. Mexico and OF his valuable services as
Delegate 20 the congress Of the United
Estates. lie closed by saying that the
lfe 81 Colonel Chavos should serve as
~ bright star OF emulation.
n Mr.. Montoya followed Mr.. CatfOn.
Ilie addressed the aasen.bly Ia touch.
lng manner In spanish and was list.
iened 10 with much attention.
Mr. Martin eHl0gized the deceased
|man Ia such a tender manner as TO
bring tears 10 many eyes. lie told how
scoionol Chayes had secured him HIS
slrat position IA the legislature 81 New
Mexico Ia 1901. As 10 the courage OF
Colonel chavea. Mr.. Martin aaid: lie
Nc a man OF his own convictions
+ hO was never driven frohl a position
ld vas 20 tho territory OF New Mex.
I'D abe grand old man
PR. Read uttered q few remarks IN
ich he told of how, when he re-.
we'd the news OF the assassination
that Sunday morning he was
1cked and could not believe such
fg could be possible and that even
he could not believe that Colonel
hves was gone, never 10 return.
the srrvicns were littlugly conclud.
N by Councilman JacobO Chaves OF
lencia county Recitlng the noble
Mlis of the deceased. together with
W services a. q man. as a soldier.
\ az statesman. the tributes we're
fticulariy touching and appropriate
pr, Cairon then moved thag the re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

o. a o. ofiolal Has Novel PiacaFd
Over His Desk.


John q. Wnlbcr. asslaant 20 tho
vice Dfesileni and general mauaasta
Of tho Baltimore a Ohio Southwest.
cfn, has bis own idoaa about paaaoa
on a railroad. Ia order % prove has
issini. he has diligently Feafrilesi the
scriptures and haa linyuels foflh fsae
monfa ~ verses "a demonstrate aiiAt n
- wrong % travel on a railroad pass
He has These soripfural Inltsi IN pfahes
ei form above hia desk. where az mag
gce them. They are aa follows
"SEARCH THE scriptures"
Tn thcao days there were no
izssans"
Thou shalt not pass Numi-ra
xxs1s
"Suiicr nos a man b pass Judah.
The wicket shall naaa no MOORE
Nathan i,i5
None shall ever pass "-- Mara
xiil,30
Thou they mar yct they shali noe
pass. Jeremiah.
80 hc paid bis iaro and henf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
TO HONOR NOTED
WRITER or HYMNS
CHRISTIAN PEOPLE THE WORLD
OVER JOIN IN A PLAN TO CELE.
nRATE DAY IN MEMORY or
FANNIE CROSBY.

An over the Unstod States Sunday.
N troh 20. Christian I,eoplc will ioel.
IN cOmmemofating the birthday 81 a
woman who has. IN a sweet. unhorald.
ed way had much 30 do with making
fhe Christian religion a part Of poO.
pio'a lives fannie cnsshya name r.
ne. as we'll known az \ ought 10 hr.
but the fruit Of fannie CrVsiiy'a Hfo
work has been kDDwn and cherished
BY old and yoaaE. Hair the old cnurch
ana sunday schoa hymns that are
known and loved today wcre written
hy this remafkable old lady, who.
March "a, VIII be- So yeara old.
Now. in recoenlllnn 81 her iahara
ana 81 hor iifa Ia general, which has
boon marked for IA cheerful. loving
hndllnOeE. 81 Is proposed that q Fan
nie Crosby dag be established aud
nearly aN Pro- esiAnt minister's arr
heartily fayoflng mo idea
The plan IS to aave AZ one of the
On arch services on the Sunday follow,
inE her birthday a program 81 the
AslEA she has written. The sermons
Of the day viii contain QuloRistlc and
short biographical accounts Of her life
II addition a u PROPOSED thar her
tr.ends--and her ffian,is are thoee
vino sang her songs when they were
children should hn9te ~ making her
a Eifl az q fitting tribute 20 her IONS
and useful life.
Her home now n AZ bridgeport,
Conn, where she lives qulesiy and
very happily when she ~ not going
about ieciurlng. lOr mo- wlthslan,ling
her years, abe iS gtih active mentally
and phynicailY.
All communicating regarding a Rift
should BE- addressed 90 75e state
AtIoel. bridgeport. Cum.
Moet Popular Hymn.
One ~ the msna beautiful hymns
wKitiea BY Miss CrUsby Is she Wcli.
known aud much loved safe IN the
Arms 81 Jesus" This WAS Nrlttan,
strange a. Il may seem. lu twenty
minutes. AZ enc request Of NJ Doano.
who Was waitaR for a train
Clna thing ID which, AiiBa Crosby Is
finding much pleaHur0 during these
iAN years ~ her ace o. ~ cOllerilna
Pathetic ~ Otherwise interesting ingd.
deuia caanecici with hfr aoAaa.
Homelimc nho has ieffer telling
lFr that v wan through certain
hymn alio wrnta that 4 young lorBm
WIS finally converted, ~ hr0uK&f back
70 the Christian llfo An such stories
she troasuras and au3ono scudlnR her
an Account ~ any such VIII receive
her ainccre gratitude.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
OF THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY

marks 81 jaeobo Chaves. member OF
tse council from Valencia and Tor
rance counties. be enrolled IN the pro.
Ccedings Of the days journal
The council and house then 80
i0urnod until Monday afternoon at 2
oclOCk cut OF respect 90 TIE memory
OF the dead statesman.