Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-11-22
WAS Caldwell HIS REAL NAME?
w. E. Bacon Writes Chief MCMillin About
Dead Man at Borders PdrIOrS.

/ and Huddlesoa are unknown there
Chief Willlie told the Washington
! Star that no man OF Caldwells name
or answering the description furnish.
ed him had ever been connected WITH
the secret service.
Word from the Denver office of the
secret service received here first said
that the man was not connected
there. This elected the inquiry which
was answered from Washington as
above.
Judge J. ]. Jackson of Parkersburg.
w. Va, telegraphed that he was IN
able to place C. A. Caldwell. Evident
/ ly Mr. Bacon has made a mistake in
the address of the judge, according to
/ disclosures.
Mark Baker, Sweet Springs. Mon
roe county, West Virginia" was the
address written upon an envelope
found among his effects. Telegrams
and letters to this address have re-
mained unanswered.
1t Is believed that Caldwell has
trunk as two trunk keys were found
in his suit case which arrived here
from Antonito, Colo, the day after his
body was found but the undertaken
mas been unable to locate it,
A coroner's jury presided over by
l.. Lopez at Algodones found that the
deceased met his death by being run
down by train. When found, the
man was dressed In pair of light
colored corduroy trousers, black sa-
teen shirt, dark coat with small plaid
and herring bone" effect in indis-
tinct stripes. The coat bears the label
OF Saleveter and Stewart, st. Louis.
he wore a pair of heavy tan hunting
boots. His, hat was lost 1t had
probably been blown away by the
wind
Among the articles fouad upon
CaldwelPs body in addition TO the let
ters already referred TO were:
A gold watch and chain (filled case
No. S17,S59), a pocket knife. a tan
leather poeketbook with Denver, Colo.
burned in II. two receipts for cash
fares on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad for $2.10 each, one cash fare
receipt on the Santa Fe for 80 cents.
The pocketbook held $7.45 in money,
a gold band ring and signet ring
with G. A. Q. In monogram; a receipt
from the Globe express company
dated at Antonito, Colo, on Nov. 4.
for the suit case, which was delivered
to the undertaken upon presentation
OF the receipt; bill for one of the
rings from the New York Jewelry and
Optical company. 1914 Larimer street,
Denver, the bin bearing the date OF
August 16; a card containing the ad-
dress of Central Labor Agency, ]. C.
case Co, Denver, two keys and a
pair of very heavy mittens.
Among other things in the suit case
were: Two pairs OF heavy red woolen
stockings and pair of laced rubber
shoes to wear over the feet; partially
written letter In envelope addressed
to Judge j. j. Jackson. parkersburg.
w. ", card containing name of {. w.
Brashear, 1913 Western avenue. Los
Angeles, with written directions O.
blank side for finding the ranch of
William Patton, two soft hats, one
heavy cap dark blue in color, -eck-
ties. several pairs of hose, shaving
brush and strop, two or three fine
razors, home grown leaf tobacco and
a heavy blue flannel shirt.
Caldwell Is of medium height, with
short curly brown hair, brown mus
taehe, high forehead and muscular
build On his left arm was an old
tattoo mark aud on the right arm was
the tattooed figure OF a dancing sirl
and the initials &C. A. c.