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NJ. Schloss, postmaster at Dexter,
returned home Thursday night after
spending a few days with friends
here.
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MORE COPYRIGHTS. The $1.50
kind. Special price Csc. Only three
books to a person--INGERSOLL'S
BOOK STORE. 75tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Jackson return
ed to Artesia Thursday night, having
made a short visit with relatives and
friends in Roswell.
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Van Mills is driving the Roswell
Steam Laundry wagon formerly driv-
en- by John Patterson, who is advanc-
to work in the house.
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Private personal instruction given
in all commercial branches at Rob
ms Commercial School. Join the
class Oct. 1, 3O2 N. Pa. ave. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lanning came
in Thursday night from Wilder, Kan,
on a sightseeing trip.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-22

H. E. Elrick, who has been here
since Monday on business, returned
to Dexter Thursday night.
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ZERO PRICES Clothing and
shoes. Just received a large shipment
Smokeless SHELLS roc a box at Max
ms. 75tf.
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Jim Weary is driving for the Pecos
Valley Steam Laundry.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-22

j. S. Lenox left last night for Pecos
on a ten days business trip.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-09-22

E. c.. Higgins returned to mis- home
in Artesia Thursday night.
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THE CORN MILL.
An Attractive and Picturesque u
vivai of the Days That
Are No More.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 22.-One of the
most quaint, soothing and pleasant
of the "reminiscences of the old
South will take practical form at the
jamestown Exposition in the old
fashioned water mill thai grin5s the
corn from the meal of which delicious
corn cakes are made on the spot
The mill will be an exact repro
of the a1luring old time over
shot water wheel mill, with its cool
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A blotter free to each scholar Mon.
day MGERsoLL'S BOOK STORE
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Roswell Souvenir Stationery, en-
bossed in green and blue. Special
price, s5c.-NGERSOLL'S BOOK
STORE. 75tf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
NEWEST THRILLER IS THE LIMIT"
The Auto WhcIwind of Death is the Most RisIy
Thiog Ever Tried in This Country


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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
TWO TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
RESPONSIBLE FOR BIG WRECK
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
lrony of Fate 0yertaken Guard Who Had Chained
His Prisoner to Seat In the Car
SEVEN BODIES ARE IDENTIFIED

Pueblo, Colo, March 17.--Twenty
two dead and twenty-five injured is
the best estimate of the casualties Il
tho wreck on the Denver and Rio
Grande Friday. Only seven Of the dead
can be identified and only on . of these
retains sufficient of the outline Of the
features to be ~eadily recognizable.
The rer ainder are known from the
fact that the loca ion where the char
red bones were found were the places
where they would naturally have been
when the collision happened.
Two telegraph operators are held
in the public mind to be responsible
for the d saste~, although no formal
indictment has gene out against them
Both have been discharged from the
service of the road. A coroner's jury
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

suaded their followers that the gov.
ernment would be unable 10 dislodge
them from their fortress within two
years
The leading Moros. in their desire
for the extern nation Of the outlaws.
aided the fro ps in the fight. Two
hundred Moros under the direction OF
leading datios formed column and
carr ed water 10 the troops. Reports
of company and troop commanders e.
Major General Wood shows that every
effort was made to save thc women
and children.
After the fight wa over Wood or
dere1 supplies and a-Ei tance for he
women ard children remaining alive
in the crater
The sultan ana principal dsttos are
stil congTatulat ng General Wood on
the killing Of the outlaws. whish made
possible the rlling % The fields
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

The late-t neck.ra!sing. dea' 'h-defy-
.L..,1. ,,.,,,i, MI, oo,,,,tr,, "a
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automofll9 WIN young woman
chauffeur plrrges dom AZ incl mel
platforn. turns a somer ault in tive
air qni arghts uoon Il corres spondino
platform several var's dietant This
lstes4 novelty Is fr@m Paris and viii
re seen at Madison SnUare Garden tha
lat err rnrt Of tra -~opth ~ tie ~
paratu- for the new thriller" was
brought ever from Southampton by
the Arerican lirer P''il"de'phia lo7t
wee'' IN tNo save et~a'1ehiO we"a
c VI. Brc"lo, The i0'n"7s'rio who n
t"oduced the act in Paris; the engi
p"er who hr''t the "nnar7tus and IN.
der whose drec'io IT will he erected
IN the "ar1e7 an1 ME. Octave -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
TORTURED By The
POLICE OF RUSSIA
UNFORTUNATE ARE STARVED,
BEATEN AND CUT BY OFF,
GERS OF CZAR.
GOOD +. COME TO JEWS
Nicholas, Yielding 10 Premier Witte,
Authorizes Him TO Prepare Writ
Granting Equality TO
Jews.

St. Petersburg, March 7--Professor
Courtenay. n member of the Academy
of Sciences, III an open letter today de-
scribes the horrible tortures to which
he asserts the political prisoners at
War aw were subjected by Chief Of
Police Greun. He cites as examples
TWO cases in which prisoners were
starved and on four consecutive nights
were beaten With clubs Jumped on,
their hair pulled out by the roots and
the soles of their feet cut with knives
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
Of Murder Committed While Trying 70
Holdu Up Proprieto- Of Omaha
Saloon.

Omaha. Neb.. March l7.-Jay
0Fearn was this evening found guilty
- the murder u Nels isus en, while
oi4lrg ~ the llt'er's salo n Janu
-ry 20. OHear- and three comoan-
'ons. Leo Angus Jcc Warren sad Ray
ord Mel on. entered Tausten's salooa
I'D de--snfef p e rroney. 7 austen not
,beving promptly. OEesrn fired XIII
x him i-s'autiy. The men acre ar
as.ei during the nisht and Angus con
'-ssed H said thew had committed
7vsral hol4rns. HsaTu's ccmPan-
rs are yet 10 BE- red
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
KILLED BY SHELLS
At A LONG RANGE
WE'RE WOMEN AND CHILDREN
IN battle WITH MoRoS
AT MT. DAJO.
SAVED LIVES OF MANY
And Ordered Supplies and Assistance
For Those Remaining in Crater
ATTACK Was Delayed,

Manila March 17.--Further inyesti-
CATION develops the fact that many wo-
men and children We're saved in the at
tack against the Moro outlaws on
Mount Dajo recently. Those killed
were killed at long range and BY
shell fire
The attack was delayed for sx
months while Governor Scotp was en-
deavoring to persuade the outlaws to
surrender. All overtures We're scorned
and the defiant attitude cf the leaders
of the outlaws and Arab priests per-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

were not filled with water, Indicating
that death was not by drowning. The
head was almost scalped Mony think
that this was done by sharp instu-
ment.
When she left here she had about
81. 500 In currency and jewelry, valued
at about the same amount. No trace
of this has ever been found. although
"a reward was offered FIR the return Ct
any part of II, or some of her clothing
which was found 10 be missing.
Weeks after her disappearance was
known her trunk was located by Lieut.
Sidebottom In Chicago. 1t was brought
back here and on being opened 1t was
'ourd to be packed just as Mrs. Man
grum packed II before leav ng the
city. Ncthing was found that would
throw any light on the my terry. how
ever.
There Is another case in which the
Re Of Or Ffs was connected. This
the de7th Of Miss ca re Gol1stein
10 IS said O have committed sui
de nday morning. MAY 10, 1903
ccordng to relat YES of the young
man who wss but 20 wears of age,
he was nadly + fa'ua ed with Or.
: ist She was :, DR.. Feist's nice ln
Wrcov hr1A'rg wheu sNe took
drug D. Feist dcni-d thai he
4 glyrn her ary carse. sc far as be
- concerned for kiling herself. ami
ct he was entirely innocent Of any
ongdoi z.
The detec ivps who made the arrest
= N 10 have large hatch of cireun-
an ial evidence again nr Feist
t they decline TO diyulge II. DR.
est Is lpoTp, FOREVER. 70 have bor-
red m nev from Mrs Manerum aud
Is clal-red nv those 'rte-eeted that
e doc.cr was seen with Mrs. Man
rum on the afternoon Of the night
ne disappeared.
4 Hy agreement between at'orneys for.
Ne prosecution and defense, Magifs
rnte Caldwell without the hear ng Of
| ~ihence ordered the prisoners ap-
.aranfv before the atto-rew general.
~a'l. which was fixed a $4,000, was
I furnished.
! J. Il. Mason, the sgel father Of the
'ead W ran. hade IN atte-~ut To get
n the prisoner. The agltated old
nan was ramoved from the court room
Nv an officer. and out in the street,
and a powerful loofing men made as
IL come t Msscn as7is'ancs. The
T'cer drew his revolver end the
'e~o sira ion ceased, the crowd fall
g lack.
- vet A~rii-eA 30 S'sc''ss the
- "rv .a--e- --aot'rc oil with
80 r~pi ~ Na~e no hing 10
-ay."
% is clai~-e1 Nv the detectives that
- the nigh Of wrs Mangrum'r dis
--epr-rce Or. F7ist Rcd his horse
hrsgv o"t rnt la'e hour and
Of tNe horse showed evidence of a
- tr'~ ~~o- N~i-g ~et"-reA T. 'he
'~erv s'ahie wAera ha was kent The
-'ecfives alice tHat IN the buggy
%~'- f-,r'A to fepthe~s frc-- lesiv's
a14 tNat tNev hqve heen Identified
te'org'ng 20 he hat Mrs NanErun
Q ore tie lqst time she wa seen alive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
TRIALS WERE JUST FOUND HIM GUILTY
Two Americans Sentenced to Twelve
Years in Mexico For Murder
Had Fair Trials.

Wa hingtcn. March 1.-The state
'epartmen' has reported 20 the friends
II Finstad and Coughene-. two Ameri
cans just sentenced Chihuahua. Mex.
eco to twelve years imprisonment for
he ling Of two Americans. Ruth.
1rfurd and McMurray at Diaz. that it
Ias found noting 50 far in the pro
ceedings before the Mexican cour's 60
'udicate that there has been any denial
n irst'ce. snd on rot other ground
could the deuartment undertake 70 in-
'erfere with execution Of the eutencs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
NASHVILLE DOCTOR PLACED
UNDER ARREST ON CHARGE
OF KILLING MRS. MANGRUM
Takes Arrest CaImIy--Is Suspected Of Paving
Murdered Another Woman
TIE MYSTERY MAY Be SOLVED

Ma hville, Tenn, March 17.-0ne
Of the biggest sensations Ct years
was the arrest yesterday of Or. j,
Herman Feist on The charge of mur-
derng Mrs. Rosa Mangrum. G, ,.
Mason, Mrs. Mangrum's hruther,
swore out the warrant, which charges
murder and robbery.
Mrs. Rosa Mangrum mysteriously
disappeared from Nashv lie on the
night of December II last and scme
twenty days later her body was found
floating in the Ohio river at Cairo,
Illinois.
Different clues have been unearthei
from time 10 time, but until recently
those who are prosecuting the case
did not believe they had sufficient
evidence TO warrant an arrest Rela-
tiyes Of the dead woman. was known
had all along suspected DR. Feist, and
as he various details of the case were
worked OFT this suspicion became moro
'ocp.rooted.
Sooo after the body of Mrs Man
grum was found In the Ohio river the
namo DR. Feist wa whispered about
the city The rumor Of such suspic.
DIN was not long n reaching the ears
of the Nashville physician, and he is
said 10 have approached counsel soon
hereaf er with a view of employ ne
legal talent should he need e.. Or.
Fest / confident he can exonerate
himself.
II was shortly before 10 c'cloclS
when officers appeared In DR. Feist's
office IL the Wilcox build ng and In
'ormed him that he was under arrest
On state warrant Or. Feist accept.
ed the situation quie'ly and went with
hem to the police station.
If DR. Feist experienced any marked
1ePr' Or de'ention over hi arrest
he did not manifest 1t to any OF the
crowd that gathered ar und The office
lie walked around the room with |
nouchalant air occasionally smiling
when talking TO friends
It Is necessary for a prisoner TO b'
brought before Justice to plead Ii
ne case and the defe dant entered (
0lea of not rilty His attorneys 'het
took the position that even thong
the grand jury is In session, Justice
Caldwell had the CHI TO hear eyi
dence In the case In order 10 ascertain
~heher the defe~ dant is entitled tc
tai or not
Justice Caldwell held that If he
7e application u hear evidence in
rder to a certain whether he was
ntitlsd 20 obtain tail or no II was
g duty 10 beer such evidence as thr
fens7 hrorgA' forward. but Il was
oarlv not TIC dutv Of the sta tr
"o'rco is witnesses TO show hat the
'Hf~r'ant was not entitled % bail.
The Maogrum murder case has been
me { he greatest mysteries and
7uz2les the detectives here have hal
- deal vii IN vcars. Mrs. Mangr',m
'sapneared from tie CITY apnarentiv
, 90 on a visit to Chicago. but II is
'orght tfat she never REACHED tha'
"'nt. pow sho We. her death is =
-"'ectnre 'or a no t--oo~ en- eva-oin
''cn "ae held and no trace of p0is~r
AS fornd at that time. The lung.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
FROM THE G|BBET TO PAY DIVIDEND
Receiver Of Defunet Allegheny Bank
viii Return Some Money 10
Depositors.

P.tsburg. March l7.-lt wa stated
today that the receiver Of the defunct
Enterprise National bank of Allegheny
will pay div dend early in April. and
that ultimately depositors may receive
thirty cents on the dollar The state
deposit in the hank al the time Of the
failure has been made good. the full
amount 81 100000 having been turned
over 10 the state treasurer by the
trust companies who we're sureties for
the bank
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

has been empaneled and will begin an
investigation Monday. In addition TO
this. the. railroad company has d.
racted its officials to locate the blame
through an examination of ira nmen
and operators. who will be asked to
gather together in the near future and
tell what they know of the dep.orable
affair.
r. c. whitney, who was being taken
to the penitentiary by Deputy Cherift
Baird, had been chained TO his seat,
and the fire broke our in the wreckage
and he had no chance whatever to e.
cape. BY the irony of fate his guard
perished with him. The laws Of Colo
RADIO have prov.s eli making it a
crime to ia ten prisoners to car seats
transportation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
Supreme Court OF West Virginia Has
Ordered New Trial For Mrs.
Sarah Leeg.

Charleston, W. Va, March 1.-THE
supreme court has reversed the or
cult court Of Clay county in the case
Of Mrs. Sarah Ann Legg sentenced 10
death for the murder Of her husband
was sentenced to- be hanged July :.
Her attorneys took an appeal and the
case was argued last week before the
supreme court, which will remand the
case for retail As the opinion has
not vet been handed down. It is net
known upon what grounds the reversal
vas made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
BRAZILIAN LANpsLIpes.

Rio he Janeiro, March ia storm
on Fr day caused lsndsiides and foods
Twenty persons were killed or in-
jured here and laudslides at Petropolis.
capital Of the state If Rio Janeiro
killed 81 persons and injured many
nnrc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
JudirlaI R...rvs.

u may he doubted whether The Eng
lish bench D. able 10 maintain the
same reserve which Was ere uf its
characteristics little more fha1 a cen
tuTy ago We have even heard CT
earned Judges being seen Jrmping in
70 ouufhgses II oxscT5 street Soici-
to--. JgurlL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
RECEIVER IS APPOINTED.

Montgomery. Ala, March IA re
ceiver was today appointed for the
Lookout Mountain Iron compeny TFa
property is valued al 81 30oOoa. The
company's debts ara probably hall
that sum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
STARTED THOUSAND RWers.

Bsf...r1--. March I7.--The IT. -
.esuer Belfast Ca7.ain Mckee,
.hich arrived from las Paiuas.
rand C4uarv. tofay. brought mails
--om the D-vdock D-vey CAPTAIN Nc
-er re0Ut than when b. left Ia1
7aimas repairs were le.ng msle %
-rr dock whi5h started q thousand
-ivets ou The trip acro-s the Atlantic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
ANOTHER IDAHO SUSPECT

Oakley. Idaho March III L
Simpk'ns. a member Of the executive
committee of the We-tern Federation
II Miners. has been arrested here. l.
is sad simpkins is wanted in connec
tio1 with the assassination Of -. Gov
Frank StCenenberg.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
EARTHQUAKES AT FoRMosA

Toxic March 11-Severe earfE
quakes occurred a. kagi. Formcss. tc-
day. Hundreds Of buildings we're de.
stroved and many hunreds Ct people
go-e La
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
A DEADLOCK At
The CONFERENCE
NO SESSIONS ARE BEING HELD
AT ALGEclRAs-lNSTRUc-
TloNs TOO RIGID.
A LACK or ELASTICITY
On Part of German and French Dee
eates--L onden Predicts Agre,.
nent--W4ehnqton Hears
Criticisms.

Algec'ras, Spain March 17-Thc
Moroccan situation Is unchanged A
complete deadlock prevails The con
ference Is not holding any sessions
and IT Ii not known when the dele
gates will reassemble. The interrup
ton of the discussion is due to the
lack Of elasticitYin in the French and
German instructions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
he LOVED MARRIED WOMAN.

Knoxville. Tenn March l5--Be
cause be loved a married woman an
could not be in her c-mPanys sydne
KillinEswcrfh committed suicide tccs'
by drown ag. He Ief- q letter explain
-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
10 CRUSH sTEiNEs.

Theolosia. Rgssa March IA mil-
an train Of 5 cars armed wiib two
RS scd three rapid hrs pieSss 5
ED in readiness st IRE ststion here
~ - sesi e=t = &c eTe-i 9. : ssE--s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18
cstks from We. psp.r.

A remarkable invention has i-s
been perfected and patented Tl g. g.
machine which makes c0rks Ont e
waste paper and paTer uuip. A.
kinds q waste psper can te made i1f
c0rks .Thich are superior t1 -he req
ar sort. as they are nor Affected B.
sciis or oils. they have ben tesie
y leading cheuis-s ard the large
1seTs Of .1o-ks. and it is claimed e
hen that they are faT supsrio- 70 Z
Old stgls n ever Eay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

Lordou, March Despite gloomy
reports the best opinion in London is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

until hey ig1ed statements confess
ing their guilt.
The League Of the Russian People
and other reactionary organizations
Gaining TO represent 100000 members
have pres ented an address TO War Min
lister Rudiger thank ng the tro~p ps for
their work in restoring order and re
cues ing thai it be communicated 10
the soldiers throughout the empire.
Jews May Be Aided.
Out of tho violent antiSemitic agitq-
tion OF the reactioni Is wb ch e1abled
Premier Witte and the liberal section
q the cabi-e q. to free Interior Minis.
'er DurDovo TO iss"e instructions to
the provincial authorities 10 prevent
n'assacres and prosecute the persons
guilty Of insr' eating them may come
unexDcctcd good 70 the members II
fho oupre Sod race. The entire jew
ish question has ben raised in acute
form and may be settled forthwith.
The euueror IS said 10 be amazed
a. tha revelations made bv the Jew
ish deuUtsfion which TIE Premier Ts
caived i- audience March : and 70 have
Informed Count Wflte that e was ur-
Gently necessary to settle the question
tm1-edia' civ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

that the Algociras conference will re-
-ult in an agreement. only two points
remain ou'-tanding and Il is anticipat.
"a that one viii be balancel against
the other The inner history Of the
ratte- Is this: The Germans We're
'old 10y the neutral powers that the
Austrian proposal for the police wa
accepted France would yield. Now
France obisc TO the Cavabianc1 plilt
probably IN order 10 gan an evtra
hare in the bank. The Germans want
ed 10 ses what line the ucw French
government would tale.
Count Benckendorff retuIns 20 Lon
don tomorrow from St Petersburg,
having rtoppe1 at Berlin on his way
70 use Russias good Offices in afac..
ing . reco1cili3t on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

Washington. March I7.--Adyiccs r.
csiyed az the state deDsrtnert from
aigeciras contain criticisms Ct toe
Germsn system Oh the adoption prac
ucaily without modifca'ior Of the
Austrian proposal for polio nc Mo-oc.
c.. Although not voting on any que
ton involving European policies. this
government is ayerse 10 complica'i1 2
the system for the policing 81 Morocco
and provided The international charac-
ter 0f the scheme can be preserved is
wei content to -utmsr the mission
- a force of French aud Suanish on
cs-s VINO would be responsible 10 the
rogoeN,do,f oo coou,l Parc9
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

cunt WIiie. who has -'eadilv sup
nor I'd the ulea fOr equal rights for
'be les hut who heretofore had cor
tended that Il vas = matter for ths
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

CoO2easeI q ss9Gl Page2
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-18

CQp2c.gaI - -eS%s9 Psse.)
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
Act to Check Graft.
CARE FOR Her MOTHER
FIRST THOUGHT IN WILL

The care Of her mother Is the first
provision made by Adeline NJ. Moore IN
her viii offered for probate yesterday
The document is dated April y last. and
by It the testatrix leaves all her prop
erty except that derived from her
fathers estate 10 her brother, Jerome
B. Stahl. IN trust for the benefit OF
her mother. Henrietta Stahl After her
mothers death all the property OF the
testatrix is 10 revert 20 her brother. who
is named as executor without bond.
Gertrude Damn. by her Will. dated
May II, 1906. leaves her estate 20 her
husband. George II Damn. who is
named as eNecutor Of the VIII
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
Guard Placed Against Po-
IitiCal FaVOritiSm in Big
Shipyard.

Uncle Sam every now and then finds
It difficult TO keep step with himself
One department of his big organization
is apt 10 get progressive and move far
ahead Of others; then when the lag
gard bureau is wanted and can't be
found. there is a suggestion Of the ri
diculous that makes some cynical peo-
pie declare that real business can't be
done by a government anyhow.
There was a most interesting illus
tration the other day Of this difficulty.
The Navy Department was advertising.
under an act passed thirty years ago.
FOR navy yard iaborers. That act Cof
June 80. 1870 was passed to avoid cleo
ton frauds that have long since been
made impossible. But the old law was
never repealed, and the effort to com
ply with it resulted in "a most curious
situation.
Curiosity was aroused by the appear
ance of an oddly worded advertisement
in the special notices" Of a Washing
ton paper.
Secretary's Signature Missing.
The advertisement was inserted
through an error. 4 request for ten
additional painters. had been mace Of the
Navy Department by Captain Leutze
commandant Of the yard. and the order
for them, together with the notice for
publication, had been issued. when Sec
rotary Bonaparte, on careful inquiry
found that they were not absolutely
needed. Unless It was really necessary,
he objected 10 putting on any new men
at jhis tina. Through some oversight
the notice that was prepared for publ
cation in all OF the local papers. got
through before IL could be recalled and