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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
URGENT LIQUIDATION MAKES
STOCKS EAII In pRIHE

New York, Oct. 2O.-There was a
renewal of urgent liquidation in the
stock market today, which carried
early prices Ia to 31l below last night
for active speculative favorites. The
evidence of a heavy movement of cur
rency to the interior for crop move
ments and Canadian requirements to
fortify Toronto banks complicated the
situation. Large buying orders for
supporting purposes restrained the de-
cline after the opening but they did
not entirely stop it.
Market Closed Panicky.
The market closed in a semi-panic-
ky condition, with severe declines
from last nights prices throughout
the list,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
Old Monastery Burned.

Selby, England, Oct. 2O.-The fa-
as Selby Abbey. is a total ruin as a
result of fire which broke out in
the organ chamber at midnight. The
local fire brigade was unable to queli
the flames and brigades from York
and Leeds were too late to save the
historic building, only the bare walls
being left standing.
Selby Abbey was considered one Of
the finest monastery edifices in Eng
land. 1t was founded in the twelfth
century by the Benedictines and parts
of the original transepts and nave
survived. The abbey possessed some
interesting sculptures and tombs of
abbots who presided over its destin-
les during the rule of the Normans.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
BRYAN CAMPAIGNED IN
NORTH COLORADO
TODAY
Spoke at Greedy. Fort Collins
and BouldeT--Will Close
His Work
TONIGHT WITH GRAND
FINAL DENVER RALLY

Denver, Colo, Oct 2O-Wm. j. Bry-
al made a briN campaigning tour in
northern Colorado today. He was met
az La Sale this morning by a COM
mitJee OF twenty prominent democrats
with a special train. The principal
towns visited were Greeley, Fort Col
Inns and Boulder. Bryan addressed
"a large audience in each of these
places. He closed his campaign in
Colorado with a speech in Denver TO-
night after which he will depart for
Indiana.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
FIVE KILLED, TWO HURT
BY FALLING FRISCO WALLS

San Francisco, Oct. 20.-Five men
were killed and two injured under the
conapsing of walls toppled over by
high winds this morning. Three un-
known men were crushed to death un-
der wall at the southeast corner OF
Commercial and Montgomery and an
other badly crushed. Two were killed
and one fatally injured under the
ruins OF wall at the corner of Mis-
sion and Third. The names of the
dead are Peter Johns and G. Durand,
Greeks. The accidents occurred at
almost the same time.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
LAS CRUCES SHOWS IMMENSE
ENTHUSIASM FOR ANDREWS
Procession One Mile Long Conducts
Him to Republican Headquarters.
BurSum and PriChdrd With Him.

for the republican headquarters.
A procession was formed at the de
pot with about one hundred horsemen
leading, then came Delegate Andrews
In a carriage followed by members Of
the republican organization and eiti-
zens in carriages. The procession
was about a mile long and proceeded
to republican headquarters, where
every one had chance to meet the
man who does things"
Judging from the enthusiastic re
ception this morning Delegate An
drews will receive almost every vote
OF the town. The republican county
convention will be held this afternoon
after which Senator Andrews, Col.
Prichard, Mr.. Bursum and others will
address the voters on the issues Of the
day.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
Special to The Evening Citizen.

Special to The Evening Citizen.
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Oct. GOV II.
Andrews, our delegate to congress, II.
o. Bursum, territorial chairman OF the
republican central committee, and Col.
Geo. w. Pritchard, recent attorney
general, arrived here this morning on
the delayed train from the north.
The depot platform was thrOnged
with people, and carriages and horse
men crowded both sides of the depot
grounds. When the train bearing our
popular delegate came in sight the
words. there he comes" could be
heard on all sides When the train
stopped and the delegate and his par
ty got of the car, the crowd surged
around Mr.. Andrews. all anxious to
meet him and it We at least half an
hour before start could be made
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
ALL AMERICANS IN HAVANA
ARE REPORTED AS SAFE

Washington, Oct 20.-Brigadier
Genera Elliott, commandant of ma
rines, today received a ca.legram
from the commandant of marines at
Havana stating that the marine camps
suffered only a slight damage and tnat
there were no casualties among the
men. All are well.
All Transports Heard From.
All the army transports sent to
Cuba with troops and supplies have
been heard from except the Robert
Wright and the Laupar, which sailed
from Newport News October Is.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
shlps COLLIDE in New Work Harbor.

New York, Oct. 20.-The Etruria,
while bound out Of New York harbor,
collided with the Minnehaha, also out
ward bound. The Minnihaha evident
ly suffered no injury as shescontinued
on here way, while the Etruria came
to anchor.
The Etruria was struck aft of the
port quarter just above water line and
mole four feet in diameter was
smashed in her oyerhang. The cap
tain of the Etruria has notified the
Cunard officers he will be able to
make repairs and hopes to be able
to proceed tonight
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
Cause of Suspension and Ex-
tent of Failure Is Not
Yet Known.
LARGE BUYING ORDERS DID
NOT STOP STOCK DECLINE
Wall Street Closed Business in a
Semi-PaniCky Condition With
Decline Throughout List.

London, Oct. Pop. MacFadyn &
Co, the London house of Arbuthnot &
Co., bankers of Madras, India, an
nounced this afternoon that they are
compened to suspend payment The
cause or suspension is not known, nor
Is the amount involved.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
Market Shows steadlness.

I.onuon, Oct. 20.-lt is definitely
known today that about $4,000, 900 in
gold will have been shipped from Eng
land within the week, of which amour
$4,950,000 went to Egypt today Local
bankers have recovered from yester-
days scare. and the market showed
increasing steadiness.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
SERIOUS RAILWAY WRECK
NEAR HOUSTON. TEXAS

Houston, Texas, Oct. 20.-A pas
senger train is reported wrecked IS
miles north of this city and twenty
passengers are injured. A special
| train has been sent to the scene.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
CUT IN TWAIN BY
STRING OF CARS
AWFUL FATE OF OPERATOR
KEYo IN THE RINcoN RAIL
ROAD YARDS.


p 2 2 2 2 ? = = p 2 ? 2 2 2 = =
Special to The Evening Citizen. .
o Rincoh, N. NJ. Oct. 20.-J. F. .
. Keyo, age 35 years, was kined .
Q here last night in the Santa Fe ;
yards by having string of cars 3
pulled over him. The coroner's 3
. jury today found that he lost his .
8 life as a result of his own negli- .
3 gence. Keyo was a consumptive 3
and had been stopping at the .
8 hort Bayard sanitarium for some 3
Q time and having regained much. 3
= OF his strength, thought that he 8
. would like to go to work at his ;
. old profession, that of telegraph 8
ing. He had received an offer 3
o from the Santa Fe at San Marcial 3
3 and was on his way to accept the 8
position when killed. When Keyo 3
q reached Rincon he had been .
o drinking heavily He left the .
. SILVER City train and ate lunch .
. at the Harvey house and then .
. disappeared. A short time after o
. l2 o'clock his body was found 3
. cut in two lying across a side D
. track where a string of cars had .
. been backed over It. 3
. . . 3 . 8 . : G66S 3 8
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-10-20
CRAZY MAN KILLS
HIS OWN eROTHER

II. Louis. Oct. 2O.-Alhert CrOissaut,
president OF the Crouissaut stationery
company. was shot throught the abb
aomen and mortally wounded by his
hrothed Edward.
The evening world., 1906-11-21
RoOsE Y Ell T IN
PORTO RICO r O-D1 y.

PGAeiIs5 IaRrn- GIIL-L-,-!SIa GIIL-L-, SIas--ll.
5f,rEsf1FRT fs7aTft ;r..sF.-54 rom
TRft4FtF4 49, --.,i 70 II TIC
President was greeted pY Coy pecks
mar Winthrop aaa number OF Porto
Rlar noteUica
There was also great EathSYlnr 81
people rilo We're enthu8!RsIlc In tnc!r
welcome.
The town WIS pro;uEcty deeorasra
ana President Roosevelt was eScortcj
10 il large assembly nan. Mnere he h"jG
an informal reception
only one ddy viii be spent he ~
President Irl Porto Rico ha- ha,.fmg ~
ru.Hed 10 hurry matters here and Iest.
this evening, boarding the 6at,lasnJ,,
Lnaislanp, which brought him nj Xxx
place ma smiling direr: for Wolf .rFtitS,
lAFht. ~ tltn mouth os the RRrs,pl
hammock River. IN Chcaa peske Bay
WASHINGTON. Nov p ~ aaSlo-
grnm WIS received ~ thn Whitrtl3ests.
tn,d1r frrFn FNnce. Porto RICO. stattnr 7
thHtilie Prrsidert VII remain r, san
Jn3R tonight ND rtturu tomorrow
10 Ponce where hc wiz reeemharg He
VIII reach washington Monday
evening ~ TpcVlay morning The n,s.
ilgc o lsn EtEted TINT. tho PretiIent n-il
nAris bad 2 ybry 5000 trip neToss from
Panama.
The evening world., 1906-11-21
BEG MERCY
IN IN .PHILi. COURT
Virtually Admit Conspiracy,
but Say They Didn't Know
They Were Offending.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2i-Five OF
the fourteen tce deaiers WIN were
placed on trial in the criminal court
here yesterday Oh the charge OF con-
--eitac$ 70 raise the price OF Ice. ta-
day plea-.d non Snlt contendre, and
threw themselves upon the mercy OF
.hy court,
a plea OF this character Is virtually
nm admission OF suit. but canries with
Il the eSznsc that the offender had no
intention 10 break tie law and had no
knowledge that d#offsns9 WAS being
tssf4I, ,usta.Ad. BsGcte entarinE IL the
COUNSEL fer the Ice men announced to
the court that the Philadealh!sl Ice ES-
Change through which 1, WIS alleged
the price o, Ice was T1Sed. had ttssti
dissolved
Following tho entering o, the pleas
DIstrEGt-sS Str9TDeY BfTT dsEEd rtIp court
to direct Hsitai OF not guilty in the
e.ssrgs OF seven 81 ,thR-other. .date-,dants-
Henry W Bahrenberg president of
--;.ss,.a--A -AointaIn-I Ia IEA AyIbr i1SsiEw
YORK. refused tn enttr thc plea os nor,
vuit ard decided TO stand trial. The
wJrk gt recurring ~ Ntss 44a!i -ctitn=
-t,4atES.
THE following entevsI tS5e pies OF non
vult. Samuel Freer, Local agent OF rho,
MoI.ntnin Ics Company: lostpn W
Richardson John Hancock Ice Com
panS; John e GustInt Stand9rd Ice
MISUNDERSTANDING CeinFs NJ, zad 1oAa
Moore. Consolidated lee Manufacturing
Company Sentence wtfl be imposed
iatcs and viii probably be a fine
The evening world., 1906-11-21
WHO owns BURNED
TOURING CARR
There Isn't Much Left of II,
but It Was Valued at
$500.

Tic tettac Of tire KihF~,,fitsse pt,iEet.
station aro considerably mvsuncd avcr
the nwne rship OF . big 5000 touring.
cnr which was totally destroyed py
'ire nj Gun lIfli read and Jerome ave,
nue. carly To-day
II, rire HHrTtne wr6H II TOOK Are was
Toa Robinson. n chauffeur or No ei
West one Hundred nNd First strs5t,
He said TINT tho machinn belonged Is
DIR, Charles L.. Brown, n physician OF
M ! West FtEticlt strB5t
Fo an Evening World reporter VINO
notified him or the accident 10 thC ma
chine supposed 10 b. his, DR.. Rrowna
Sc1led- thai his M china had -heen III
az !t4 "a raSe-- al FtttEz.ith- -siEctt eal
Bfoaaasy Communication with the
garage resulted In the doctor bcinS I'M
=farmea& :. ( esEia lals =aE.4i4A Hot La
hir machine.
Whoever l, belongs 20 win no, have
rnucsl 10 claim. as everything 5urnablc
about II has gone up in smoke, Robin
son told the poliee that he. and two
other drivers had taken the machtne
on trial run IA far az Yonkers. hud
on The return trip the gasoline tank
must have leaked and limited from tha
tail lamps. Robinson valued The motor
at IS 5s-tta.
The evening world., 1906-11-21
I TELLS
TAI I THE NEGRO
TROOPS MUST co
President Cables that No
Facts Have Appeared to
Change His Order.

WASHINGTON. Nov, ,i.-Secretary
of WAR Taft issisa = state-nent early
ti,ai- -,:ln.a-af- the fact that he
had not received any reply from Pres.-
dent Roosevelt to cable ren. hlmeon-
corning protests made against the dis
s.anameHt OF the negro troops com?os-
ing three companies OF the Twenty-iifth
Infantry. at Fort Reno. he tthe Sccre-
TaryJ tIISf Urrirrr-i st1t dismissal 70 8, eis.
a few hours later Mr. Taft supple
isI4IfissEi ;Iia aanolhEainEhr WIFI r'Iu TOR
IosfRE1
a telegram was received from the
Braa!aant al Ii q. 1.clack to-daY. ntier the
previous 4ttse ttsefi9stsst ,r=s g!xea nut al the
HaF Department, IN which ne declines
% suspend TIE discharge unless tae-e
are ncT faeta OF suea Importance aa TO
warrant cabling him.
He siates ihat tina action was takel
after dde ielibersiion. and tl-att--stie
nlly nlAstnr 10 which he can pay need
ls thg presentation OF facts showing
the oiiEtIlI FeP0rts 70 b0 IN wh0Te OF III
I'LL .il.-tc!ln pr rleailg nNEllln,atlng sQtlle
-indiVIdUaT.
Ii II uny 5rcf1 :st-ts later appear 20
ran act "a he deems advisable. but has
Tar nothing hHs atru Introduced -
qfH-raTz5 + shsfsasisa Of tae ordst
mud nc dlfucts tnsr Il hr executed
s.aGIrltfE Tdrt Bay Y r7TIt iuIrnFdtrt y
eiens Y.ITi 81 iaI.fis ~ FdEFGTt sE1!Ui'7I
sa.aiErs 10 replace t1e ntat. dfAtaaEged-
lhs-fnenIDeTS 6t tt1p THREE esiHfss4 4lIGa
ystin wegt on iaTlouEh AT the TINE ol
ue BloNUsEiIlc IfrEIr aYu lhruu T1etFf-
l------.gin are 10 Da tried by court
marital will NOT be mustered out.
II was uuthoTitattVely stated to-day
. L. 1 = iIIIAslil z IL
il.lzs-iA has nng nEau hrunrht to the at
ICIT Trr0Ir VI r-Er+E ? +i+tt-
ttrfff@4.4,4f s!lsEE fta,snt IN
TON HlnrG than Ten DAYS aga
Spnr ut tAts pFnteEis which hBSst HsEIT
action have been received Ht tba tNiiite
-IIasl4asz. hi. Aaye gone 10 the War De-
The evening world., 1906-11-21
To CURE
INSTEAD OF PRISON
Wabash Will Try 10 Reform
Woman Drunkard by
Use of Drugs.

WABASH Ind Svrv, Iris city
has decided TO undertake 10 reform n
woman druakard because IL Is convinced
IT will bo cheaper TO reclaim her than
TO continue arresttns aFih k6grinE her
IN jail. Ghe has been arrested nifty
tImes xur Kept ns- tire city pevsseb.y "a
total of three years
jag cure has been ordered and
physician will administer the drpg, Mrs.
IIlagins will he kept ignorant Of tho.
nature OF the tonic" which Tho doctor
~!li prescribe until she leaves jail cured.
Then slic Will be toTti.
tayar- MURPHY dt5cusstnE this munie-
tpai innovation. kaid:
When there is tho question OF pNinF
ssttihg trfoy ytrittttss u pFtsetet expense
ought NOT TO cut much OF n. figure
Transforming an habitpnl drunkard IN
10 respectable citizen will be OF In
calcuia6lc value 10 q coinmonity, and
the actual saving In cost will be treat
Tho actual cost OF the treatment for
drunkenness as in tha casa of MrN
Higgins. will not be over one half tie
custE to the county ard city tTfatfu hY
her in one ,yea1s drunkenness The
continual saving atter-t.rTtt by tetfssp fsae
her from the la4t OF police court char
acters viii he heavy.
The average drunkard has but little
will power and generally no money with
which 10 pay for any treatment Tor the
drink habit. believe municipal treat
ment will be effective economy and OF
-prIceleSs value 10 islc community y HTTI INC
Individual, i also believe that the city is
rot exceeding Its rights nor Its duty IN
a ssir,iflg this moral function. and II
successful will continue the expert
neIt on others.
Mrs Higgins Is OF wealthy family
She CONTRACTED the h:inh faa ami
while intoxicated becomes violent. Her
pride ,s not broken and when sober she
makes d respectable appearance.
The evening world., 1906-11-21
HELD FOR. TRIAL,
JUMPED THEIR BAIL

whDn 'Mathots Raid Of July A.
reached the Queens County Court for
hearing to-day 1t was learned thai two
OF the defendants Had jumr-ts sssrv-::sr- i.t
and the hearing was STOPPED.
When Deputy Commissioner Mathot
c,.l 4f-#atssi nations birthday n-
3oroppln: into quiet game az klapperis
Hetei Rockaway beach, he arrested
sam Levy. Proprietor and Bad lluri-
burr and " i1IiaHi 1iATslE1tt, TX dUEfFrs.7
Magistrate Healy held the thrne 70 the
Queens County Grand Jury. which iu-
d!cted the trio.
Wren the case was called to-day he.
fore Iudge unmphfrXs. Peter II pann.
of Far Roelsa way, raid that az bonds
man he could not produce Hulbur, or
MarsEAll .i1evy was In court
TIC case was put over until Monday.
The evening world., 1906-11-21

posed to have been killed the neishbor-
hood wns deserted, The doek is used
as lnoorins place by the Manhattan
ferries ut Might and Is about foar
blocks from tho ferry slips at quiet
nolnt on the wafer front The Haat
upou winch the body fell Is a small
square affair OF ps.inking tying a-5is=
side the dock and quite close IN to the
shore.
The evening world., 1906-11-21
The Tnie OF a Shirt.

From the Tan,ss City Journai>
A Dover man Aent shirt 10 the
laundry and by mistake woindns
nfshtie was reformed ia Ia looked
her up cninsied his bIushes with hers
while exchanging tho goods and later
married her. Eow's that for n ro-
EIriantts shirt tale In society circles7
The evening world., 1906-11-21

/ MTNNEhP0LIs. Nov II The Amer
t=-=Is=z+
cunr.ntton last nlFat indprsed the po-
TtfEal TsJICy OF farrEtdrut sn77ttrl Comp
ers IN ibA last campaign and urged i
continuance OF activity TO organize
Ia Dor na mn iudopendeut political force.
The idea OF Hrfiliating with any parry
te1t< rysffEtfHTTTsati on ne floor RH was
tire ti+tss=7tsf 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-01
pROTECTORAPE OR ANNExA-
TION7

Secretary Taft's proclamation of
himself as gonover general OF Cuba
rings down the curtain on the first act
OF the Cuban drama; what the next
scene will be, and what the plot, none
may predict, although the president
and his secretary OF war doubtless
know, or think they know, what is to
be done with the situation
Secretary Taft's proclamation to the
Cubans is .tactful, conciliatory and
well-advised. but it may mean another
Egyptian protectorate or another Phil
ippine annexation with vague prom
ises of complete independence when
the Cubans have developed a capacity
for government satisfactory TO the
United States.
Whatever may develop in the future,
the drama has evolved tragedy OF no
mean proportions. The Cubans fought
hard for liberty. they sacrificed much,
they had looked forward TO a bright
future as an independent republic. To
see these dreams vanish in the COM
ing of an alien government must be 8
bitter disappointment to every Cuban
save those self-seeking politicians who
were willing TO sacrifice the life of
their nation rather than see their po-
litical opponents in power.
In all the sordid gloom that envel-
opes the island. one figure stands out
as the supreme embodiment Of the
tragedy Palma the deposed presi-
dent. may have been elected for his
second term by unfair means, but he
leaves office poor after an administra-
ton which has guarded Cuba's fin
ances carefully, maintained its digni-
" among the nations and established
q record for honesty and economy un-
usual i'm the Latin republics. He was
forced into a position where he had
either to retire with his self-respect
or remain IN Office by admitting that
he had been guilty of political crime.
He chose the only alternative left IN
der such circumstances and retires
from a position that must have been
q sore burden. A
To the insurgents remains only the
knowledge that they have achieved
the defeat OF their foes at the price of
xheir nations autonomy. They have
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-01

forefathers shaped the golden bullets used
in the muskets supplied them by the Hud-
sons Bay company.
Chief Coed, who is a well educated In
dian, became acquainted with Mr.. Stew
art through association on the football
fields of a prominent eastern college
team. Both being hardy athletes fast
friendship sprang up between them.
According to report, Chief Good will
meet the braves at Nanaimo the first
week in October. and il is proposed tn
start for the wil6s Of the interior no
later than Oct. 10. The expedition is to
be equipped for a stay of three months if
necessary. There will be twenty-three
braves and chieftains i'm the party. with
Lack horses and supplies.
The Indians have legend that there
is a stream on the island in which native
gold exists in lodges so prominent that
their forebears broke it off with toma-
hawks and stone battle-aXeS and beat il
into bullets. Some of them believe too,
that strange gods stand watch over the
deposits and that death viii overtake
those who attempt to take the gold. Sew
erai parties of white men have tried 20
find the stream, but failed after long ex-
petitions.
Chief Good has no fear OF the super
natural, but knows the trip into the in
terror demands much courage and enduT-
ance. the way being long and difficult
Owing to Mr.. Stewards operate en-
gagements, Ii will be impossible for him
to join the expedition. but he Will watch
the result with much interest, and wishes
his Indian friend all kinds of success in
his daring undertaking
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-01
EARTHQUAKES IN SEQUENCE.

Whatever the cause, the earthquakes
in San Francisco, in Valparaiso and in
Porto Rico will suggest to the average
mind some relation between the three
notable disturbances of the earth's sur
face. In the present imperfect state of
seismoicsy as a science, little is known
as to the possible effect of an Garth
quake in one place upon the surface of
the earth in other and far-distant To-
calities.
1t is known that the Pacific coast is
liable to dislocations because of the
geological faults in the region at yari-
Gus points in North and South Amer
lea. 1t is known, too, that the belt In
proximity to the equator is volcanic and
subject to earthquake disturbances, a
most notable instance of The volcanic
possibilities being the Mount Pelee
eruption. But, it is still a matter of
conjecture whether the outbreak of
Vesuvius, the following destruction in
San Francisco and Valparaiso and this
most recent disturbance in Porto Rico
had any cause IN common.
The possibility of some relation te-
tween these catastrophes naturally sug-
gests itself, yet some of the great scien-
lists have discredited the idea OF any
correlation between them. All that is
known as certainty is the effect of land
slips along the line of great faults, and
the result of the earth's contraction as
Its surface cools Oh the immediate
locality affected. 1t seems reasonable
TO suppose, however, that violent
changes in the crust of the globe in one
place should work some result In Diner
localities. The occurrence of four dis
tinct and similar catastrophes within a
brief time in such widely-separated re-
gions as Italy. North America, South
America and the Antilles seems more
than mere coincidence; to the .av
mind 1t presents very strong areu-
ment for the belief that there is some
distinct and common cause for ali of
them.