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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12
No ,Habra Aumento en- las compahias
de la Guardia Nacionai.

III Ayudante General Harrington
neg6 el microbes ~positivamente 81 In
forme que yarias companies nueyas
dc milicia estaban para organizarse en-
differences cndades del Territorlo,
"Apenas hay dinerO para Ia manten.
cion de las companies quetenemos aho-
RAJ dijo 81, ~ en- lugar que nnevas
compaiiias sean formadas. teniremos
que iescargar algunas de las que exis'
ten ahora." Tambicn neg6 que per
misc Official habla sido concedIdo para
una tropa de caballeria en- Carlsbad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

Una cura rhede ~afectarse ~aplicando
10 Silvia de Chamberlain tan pronto
como ell niho ACADIA de destetarse,
Muchas nodrizas do experienced nsan
esta SALIVA con los mejores resulta.
dos. Preclo 25 centavos por Ia capa,
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

Mrs. S. Joyce, 1870 Sullivan St.. Cla-
remont, N. H. escribe: "Cerca dc un
afo pasado compre dos botellas de la
Curao de Foley. Me euro de un ca
so severe demalestar de los riiones
de varis amos dc iuracion. CIerta
mente es grande, buena medlcina, =
encarecidamente la recomiendo. I'm
Ia baotica de A. c. ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

Recuerden que Ell Nuevo Mexicano
presenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion adelantada o n plu.
ma de fuente como regalo, Els ell
unlco papel en el Te%rritorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sola-
mente $3.50 oil ano. !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

FL cuerpo de comisionados de conia-
do del Condado de Otero el ldnes dc
la semana pasada do Of contrato a Sa-
muel Bass de C~loudcroft. para lascons-
trucclon de tres millas Y un cuarto de
canine en- 81 Canon lie Frcsnal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

menzara inmediatamente otra vez.
III gran arroyo al noreste lie la plaza
ell cual CORE de los llanos entire las
Montafas de los Organos y la plaza,
ha sido compuesto con una pared de
piedra s6lida por una buena distancia
en- orden de evitar que entren sus
aguas d los terrenos cerca de este lu-
gar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

Caroline r. vorwerk ha sido nom
brado estafetero on Hondo. Condado
de Lincoln. La estaf ia ha sido reno
vida a I'M pufto media milla al oeste
DC su localizacion anterior.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12


salud en- o. lila y en- Ia noche 10 acoins-
to una fusrte tos que IL cause ID mueF
to. La finada contaba sc amos Dc
edad, deja { ~ esposo, cuatro hij1s y
I'm hijo, III funeral 70 verified o. 10
Cathedral el viernes en- IL mahanq y los
restop fueron sepultados en- 81 cenien'
terio del Rosario,
Segun information recibida por 81
Nueyo Mexlcano de- Espahola 81 mier'
coles en- Ia mahana. ell aqua del RIO
Grande en- aquel punto. no crecid mu'
cho durante Ia noche anterior y NO sc
anticipan mas p~erjuicios. Fl aqua es-
Ia ahora sells pies arriba Je Ia Inca
regular, pero mientras las noches per
manescan frescas 10 suflciente para
que Ia nieve On las montafas no 10 de'
rita, no vendran resultados per1ui'
CLOSES.
Don Cruz Marines y esp0sa, de Ve-
lardo 90 encuentran en- Ia cludad vlsi-
tanAo -narlentes ' amigos FL ST.. Mar
tinez tiene dos hijas y una sobrina en-
Ia escuela de Santa Catarina y gu VI
attn a esta cIudad o. principalmente
con ell fin de verlas. Vinleron aeon
pahados de su pequeho hljo, Miguel
MARITIME, los nombres de las seho.
r,tas II 40 italian en- Va escuela son
cirilia Alicia V carmelita; las mncha
chae estan muy contentas en- la es
cua,o y estan hacienda progreso rapi'
40 an az ~educacion.
os sapuientes tItulos han sido pro
tocolados on Ia oflcina del escrlbano
40 nruahas Marcos Castillo en- Ia casa
do corte. Mary H. Harroun Y esposo
4 1ronao pe,eado v sposa terreno en-
n,aod poco 40 DeleaJo a BenIto Ortiz
TERRA en- d precinto 4, consideration
"a Oscar Klein v esposa a Clarence
n IucLenhacb solar No. 8, en- 10 Adj.
49, AZ, r,arta Marcy. consideration
sIro N c,,arno do Educacion de 10
o,,Soa 40 Santa Re a oscar Klein, so
,nr M a az Ia Addiction del Fuerte Mar
~ o-ons,deroc,on s45O.
~
~ w N Martin. 81 eficlente es
.r,hano ~ Ia corte del Tercer Distri
n IuaIc,al ouIen ha estado en- Las
Cruces nor las pasadas arls semana'
do los rstados JJnidos nor OIL iistritc
,or,o torrItoria, nor 81 Condad0 dc
noSo Ana narti6 de aoue!la plaza e'
sshodo 10 10 semana pasada para Hills
horo an orlen de estar presente en- e.
tsrm,ro do la corte de distrito en- e
rondado do sierra ell cual Sc comenzt
., innas do esta semana
u, rx.cohernador Miguel A. Oter7
& biio lleearon A Gibraltar, Esrana, g
d,o - do Abrll. Han tenido I'm viajt
mnv n,acentero 4 los Azores Y de all
ha.to Gibraltar obseryapi 10 vayios pur
toe m,antras on canine. Ambos st
hallahan buenos V 81 toven Miguel HI
-recuraro,lo completamente de la cnfer
me,iad oue contrajo en- la mar. "a cua
axner,ment6 de Nueya York hasta la,
Islas Azores. La siguiente parade
,oI vanor scra on Malta despues EN- Pa
,armo on In Jsla de CECILIA y luego er
venaclal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

Nombramlent0s de II Pcllcla Montada
FL Gobernador Hagerman anuncIo 81
sabado pasedo ell ~nombramiento de
John M. Collier. de Silver City y Rt'
bert M. Burch, dc Las Cruces, como
soliados en- Ia fuerza de la policia
montada dol Terrltorlo. Sus comisio-
mes llevan fecha de Mayo lro y 3 res
pectivamente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancos
hay I'M buen suStido de todas otrSs
classes de blancos en- Ingles y Espanol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

salud en- el iia y en- Ia noche IL acome-
to una fusrte tos que IL cause ID muer
to. La flnada contaba Sc amos Do
edad, deja { ~ esposo, cuatro hijls y
un hijo, III funeral 10 verified O. 10
Cathedral 81 viernes en- IL manana y los
restoe fueron sepultados en- 81 cenien'
terio del Rosario,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-12

La segunda mitad de las tasaciones
por Ell aho de 1906, esta ahora debida
y ell Collector Celso Lopez pide a los
duehos de propiedad que vayan q su
oficina y paguen. Las tasaciones ven-
dram q ser ~delincuentes en- Y despues
del dia 1ro de JUNO y la pena requeri-
da por ley sera agregada a la cantidad
original.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
BIRTHDAY FUN
ENDS FATALLY
GUEST SHOOTS A HUSBAND WHO
DEMANDS APOLOGY
Man Then Forces Woman Who Causes
Trouble Into Room and Shoots
Her at South Brooklyn
Function

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June SIN the midst
of gayety attending a birthday party
in South Brooklyn early today one of
the guests killed another and shot and
fatally wounded the latters wife.
In honor of the birthday of his bride,
John Kellar gave a party to thirty of
his friends at his home, Ninety
street and Dahlgren place, and among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelley, who lived in the neighborhood.
All were seated around a large table
and next to Mrs. Kelley. who is AZ years
old, was John Kilbright, young man
well known to all present.
The party was concluding with a
supper when Kilbright is alleged to
have made in an undertone an insulting
remark to Mrs. Kelley. Her husband
overheard it and Immediately demanded
an apology.
Without answer Kilbright is alleged
to have risen and shot Kelley through
the head, killing him instantly. In the
confusion the guests, except Mrs. Kel-
ley and Kllbright, escaped.
When the KellarS re-entered their
home they heard groans and found Mrs.
Kelley lying under a bed in a room on
the second floor. She was fatally
wounded and said that when the others
ran away Kilbright had pursued her
with his pistol to the upper floor and,
forcing her into the bedroom, had
shot her.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
BALLOON DROPS
INTO ADR|AT|C
Torpedo Boat Saves Sig. UsuelIl, but
His Comrades, Wealthy Italians,
Lose Life In Aerial Venture
Toward the Alps
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 5.-A cable dis
patch to the Herald from Milan says:
Captain Nazari, Signor Minoletti and
Signor Usueli made balloon ascen-
sion Saturday evening with the inten-
ton of crossing the Alps. Their ball
loon was carried over the Apprentices
and dropped into the Adriatic sea sew
eral miles from Ancona.
Usuelli clung to the ropes and was
buffeted by the waves for four hours.
He was finally saved by torpedo boat
Captain Nazari and Minoletti we're
drowned.
Minoetti was we'll known and was
wealthy.
Usuelli was also wealthy and well
known as an Alpenist. He once dis
tinguished himself by crossing the
Andes. He says the voyage was a
terrible one from the start and all
the occupants of the balloon antici-
pated death. The precipititous fall
into the sea was the last he remem-
bered.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
AMERICAN CIVIC VISITORS
ADMIRE GLASGOW RESULTS
NOTE TRAMWAY, ELECTRIC AND
GAS SYSTEM
British Devotion to the Public Ser
vice Causes Favorable Comment
From the Federation Delegation
From the United States
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
glasgow June 5.-The visiting rep
resentatives of the American Civic fed
Grafton completed their examination of
the gas enterprises and were greatly
interested in the arrangements for
stocking the retorts. They said COM
parison was impossible with the Amer
ican method, where the coke is much
superior to the kind used in Glasgow.
AT the conclusion Mr.. ingalls, said he
had been much impressed with the sue
cess of municipal ownership in Glas-
gov and thought the same results
could be achieved in America if the
right kind of citizens would enter pub
lie life. He said
1--WE have the right kind of citizens,
but they all seem to be too busy to
take part in the affairs of city govern
ment."
Of the undertakings he had seen in
Glasgow he put the tramways easily
first, then the gas supply, and last the
electrical supply system.
Facts Help Conclusions
Mr.. Parsons said that the facts that
had been ascertained in Glasgow
would help them greatly to arrive at
decision whether America had the
proper conditions for successful mu-
nicipalization.
At a banquet Monday by the corpo-
ration the members OF the federation
expressed themselves as delighted with
the cordiality of their reception.
Professor Goodnow said that whether
or not the members were advocates or
opponents of municipal ownership or
merely perchers on the fence, it was a
great pleasure to see what Glasgow
had done The advocates of municipal
ownership had come to strengthen their
arguments, their opponents had come in
a vain effort to find weakness and those
perchers on the fence had come merely
to ascertain the truth. Americans, he
added, were credited with suffering
with swelled heads For himself, since
coming to Glasgow his head had become
considerably smaller. What the aver
age American found ineXplicable was
why the British devoted to public SER
vice the time one would expect them
to give to their own business.
The deputation goes to Newcastle
next.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
MARRIED In
AN AUTOMOBILE
VISITORS HAVE HEARTS, WISH
FULFILLED
Redondo Couple Find Accommodating
Buzz Wagon Owner in San Diego
and Knot Is Tied in Public
Park-Brde Under 10

Special to The Herald
SAN DIEGO, June 5.-An automobile
marriage took place this evening at
6:15 in the public park, at which JUS
tice M. B. Anderson officiated and
Paul Y. Einkley and Arli Mae Baker,
both Of Redondo, were groom and
bride.
Mr.. Hinkley and bride arrived this
morning on the steamer Santa Rosa
and registered at the Brewster hotel.
Soon after their arrival they visited
the county clerks office and secured
a license, the bride being supplied
with consent from her mother to be
married, as she lacked a few weeks of
being Is.
Mr.. Hinkley, who stated that he had
been in the automobile business in
Pasadena, approached George B.
Keith, a real estate man who was
about to get into his wagon to start
for home, and explained that he want
ed help. He said he wanted to get
married in an automobile and had not
been able to secure one.
Mr.. Keith consented to help out, and
after getting the brlde-to-be at the
hotel and the justice at his office, they
started for the public park, where the
knot was tied.
The couple returned to Redondo on
the steamer this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
FRANCIS TALK A BoMHsHELL
Once in CIeveIand's Cabinet and an
Anti-Bryan Man
Special to The Herald.


JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June s.
Speaking to a state gathering of Dem
ocrats for the first time since the MEM
orable sixteen to one campaign, when
free silver split the party into two hos
tile wings, David r. Francis today
urged that conservatives and radicals
unite on William ]. Bryan as the logical
leader Of the party
The significance of this utterance ap-
pears when it is recalled that Mr.. Fran
els was formerly governor of Missouri,
secretary of the interior in Cleveland's
cabinet, a former strong sound money
Democrat and frequently mentioned
for the Democratic presidential nomi-
nation, and president of the worlds
fair.
"I have differed with this man on
principles" he said in part, ''but
have never doubted his integrity or his
patriotism, his honesty of purpose and
ability
'He is now touring the world, and
the attentions showered upon him by
statesmen everywhere show the position
he occupies in the estimation of the
world.
81 believe the time is here for all
branches of Democracy to unite upon
Bryan, the logical leader and the ablest
man among us"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
FIGHTING WOMEN
SEEK PROSECUTOR
Cut Hands, Bruised Heads, Angry
Words and Bitter Denunciations
Result From Slight Differ
ence of Opinion

AS the result of an alleged fight be-
tween Mrs. Gratz and Mrs. A. Becker
occupying a double house at 219 Jack
son street, both women hurried to the
city prosecutors Office yesterday, in
order to be the first to tell their tale.
Mrs. Gratz arrived at the office of AS
sistant City Prosecutor Eddie and told
all about Mrs. Becker.
"Why that woman abused me shame
fully, your honor" said Mrs. Gratz, a
woman of stout figure and apoplectlc-
looking.
To-day we We're quarreling over a
slight affair and she hit me and abused
me-"
Prosecutor Eddie did not seem prop
erly impressed.
Mrs. Gratz gave a gasp and fell back
in her chair, apparently fainting.
Calls Hospital Assistance
The assistant city prosecutor became
alarmed and finding simple remedies
unavailing hurried down stairs for as
sistance from the hospital. A Stretcher
was sent after the supposedly uncon-
scious woman and she was carried into
the receiving hospital.
While Eddie was recovering from
the shock of having a woman faint in
his private office, there came a knock
on the door and Mrs. Becker hastened
in.
When informed her late antagonist
was in the receiving hospital, possibly
dying, Mrs. Becker gave a contemptu-
Gus sniff: THAT is just like that
woman" she declared. why, she Is
'fooling you. She has no cause to faint
if. the truth be known. I am the one
to faint. Just look at my hands. She
cut me with butcher knife
Expect More Trouble
Eddie gravely inspected the womans
hands and found some supposed cuts.
Mrs. Becker invoked the law on her
neighbor.
The assistant city prosecutor advised
the women to refrain from disturbing
each other and said that the first one
doing any carving or striking should
be arrested for battery or assault with
a deadly weapon.
DR.. Quint reported several bruises
and cuts on the person of Mrs. Gratz,
who revived shortly after given stim-
ulant in the hospital.
The police say they expect more
trouble between the two neighbors
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
W. ]. Bryan Is Choice
of Francis and
Folk
Democrats at Jefferson
Go on Record as
Supporters
Great Valley States Executive at
Democratic Convention In Jeffer-
son City Predicts commoner
Will Be Elected in 1908
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, June 81
The Democratic state convention
convened here today for the nominal
ton of a state superintendent of schools
and railroad and warehouse commits
sioner.
Early this morning charges began to
circulate that bribery had been at
tempted to influence delegates. 1t was
openly charged that an attempt had
been made to buy four delegates, the
sum of $3.50 being offered for each vote.
Former Governor David r. Francis
eulogized both Bryan and Cleveland
| amid profuse cheering.
| Former State Senator David Ball in
a speech pronounced William J. Bryan
the greatest private citizen in the world.
when l see Grover Cleveland in the
rear end of a train in Missouri talking
for Bryan / will take back everything
L ever said against him." he declared.
Former Governor A. M. Dockery
urged the convention to stand by Gov
ernor Folk and everything he had done
as governor, whether you like it, gem
tlemen, or not" he said. He spoke OF
| Bryan as the next president.
| An invitation was sent to the capitol
asking Governor Folk to address the
convention. Governor Folk responded
and was cheered when he entered the
hall and mounted the rostrum. He de-
clared that Bryan would be nominated
for president in 1908 and would be
| elected.
| The convention nominated Rube
| Oglesby of Warrensburg for railroad
| and warehouse commissioner, and
| Howard A. Cass of Jefferson City for
superintendent of public schools.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
SUBTERRANEAN AGE COMING
Underground Theaters and Factories
Forecasted by Chicago
Engineer
BY Associated Press.


CHICAGO, June 5.-A subterranean
age when theaters will be built under
ground and the busy hum of factories
will resound far beneath the sidewalk
was forecasted by Engineer John M.
Even in an address before the Mems
club of st. Peters Episcopal church.
Mr.. Ewen's subject was Erecting a
Chicago Skyscraper." But while he
pointed out that the erection of build
ings fifty stories high is perfectly FEAST
ble, he said it is also probable that in
the future more attention will be paid
to digging habitable holes beneath the
street level.
Mr. Even declared that the recent
earthquakes proved the superiority of
modern fireproof steel construction
over all other methods of building. He
advocated the use of wire glass with
metal frame and sash in place of plate
glass and wooden frame and sash as a
measure of fire protection.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
TURNS
TO VEGETABLES
WINDY ciTYs RESIDENTS SHRINK
FROM MEAT
Decrease in 5utchered Products Is
Marked, Especially in Sausage,
Since the NeIl.ReynoIds
Report Disclosures

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Chicago is turn
ing to the diet of the vegetarian.
Meats are spurned by people all over
the city.
The greatest slump ever experienced
in the demand for meat for consump-
ton in homes hotels and restaurants
of Chicago is on today because of the
publication of the Neill- Reynolds re-
port.
Fish dealers are rejoicing because
the decline in the meat trade has
brought a brisk demand for their
products.
In many homes and hotels dishes in
which cheese and eggs figure promi-
nently have supplanted roast and boiled
meats.
Meat market men generally admitted
today that the disclosures affecting the
methods of the big packers at the
stock yards have caused falling off in
retail business.
The decrease in sausag and other
manufactured products from the pack
ing plants is declared to have been
from 35 to 60 per cent throughout the
city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
PRESIDENT WHEELER ACCEPTS
State University Will Get Along With
Reduced Appropriation

SACRAMENTO, June Sat a joint
meeting of the assembly ways and
means committee and the senate
finance committee, President Benjamin
|. Wheeler of the State University, and
A. w. Foster, regent, consented to ac-
cept a reduced appropriation sufficient
to provide for all repairs necessary
until the next regular session of the
legislature.
The joint committee decided that for
the several bills appropriating money
for the university amounting to $209, 1853,
there should be recommended a meas
considered absolutely necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06

1-Pardee to call session.
2-ForeshadoWs lasting peace.
4-Thnk prisoner clever forger.
5-Pirate catcher comes to coast.
6-Editorial.
7-city news.
s-Sports.
e--Southern California news.
1o-cIassified advertisements.
11-Markets.
12-1S-PubIic advertising.
14-Plan boycott Of Pennsylvania.
EASTERN
Balloonists fall into the Adriatic and
Government troops in Guatemala de-
N COAST
Governor Pardee willing to call special
session.
Redondo couple married in automobile
in San Diego.
Mrs Alberta storrs acquitted in Mon
royia OF murder.
LOCAL
Local oil companies grasp available sup
Consolidation project will be discussed
at banquet of Municipal league tomorrow
night.
Two women narrowly escape death in
runaway accidents.
Boyle Heighters want street railway.
Police commission revokes three pool
room licenses.
Vernon citizens get hearing on liquor IL
cense question.
Brothers engage in wordy war in city
prosecutors 8 office.
Outfall sewer presents problem 10 city
engineer.
Patrolman Majonier stabbed by
Charles Williams. his prisoner.
County involved In printing muddle.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
WOMAN is
ACQUITTED
Mrs. Alberta StOrrS
Discharged
Tells Her Story Amid
SObs and Tears
Preliminary Hearing at Monrovls Re,
suits In Clearing Young Widow
Who Repeatedly Breaks
Down In Court
MRS. sTORRs GOING EAST,
PERHAPS PERM MANENTLY

Mrs. Alberta Dabney Storrs
emerged from the court house Mt
MOnrOvia yesterday with n pleased
} expression and hurried with her
sister, Mrs. Kendall Cutter, and
pnrty to Los Angeles.
''I am not surprised at the dis
} missal of my case" said Mrs.
} StOrrs to The Herald reporter. 81
, expected to he cleared md am glad
} for my friends sake that legally
) and fairly the unjust charges
against me have now been dis
} proven. I nm content to be let
alone now. I want to thank The
) Herald for its fair and impartial
presentation of the case.
CT expect to go east with my
) mother shortly-perha APPS to stay
) all summer"
Friends say Mrs. Storrs may
) never come back to California to
) live. Her home in MOnrOvia is
) listed with an agency for sale.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
Governor Willing to
Act on Request
of People
Los Angeles Must Prepare
List of Sufficient
Reasons
Southern Delegates Promise That
Their Constituents viii Present
Strong Petitions In Favor of
CONSOLIDATION Legislation
Special to The Herald.

special TO the Herald.
SACRAMENTO, June 5-Governor
Pardee today said he is willing to call
a second extra session on request of the
people Of Los Angeles If a satisfactory
petition giving sufficient reasons is pre-
sented to him before the close of the
present session. which is expected to
come to an end next Saturday or Sun
day.
The members OF the Los Angeles dele
cation are urging the action to the
utmost and promise that their con-
stituents will present strong petitions.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
eHIRARDELLI WILL PRoBATED
Provides That Testator's Ashes Shall
Be Cast Into San Franz
cisco Bav
Ry AssocIated Press.

OAKLAND. Cal, June 5.-The will
of the late wealthy chocolate manufac-
turer, j. ~ Ghirardelli whose death
was hastened by nervous shock during
the fire In San Francisco, was admitted
to probate today by Judge Melvin and
provides that the testators remains be
cremated and his ashes cast upon the
waters Of the bay.
The entire estate which Is valued at
S6O.0O0 is to go to the widow, Mrs.
Ellen +. GhirardellL
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
RUSSIAN RIDES 500 MILES
Leaves the Front in Manehurla Shortly
After Peace Treaty Is
Concluded
By Associated Press.

by FAHNONIdIVNI 7 IN0os
ST. PETERSBURG. June 5.-Capt.
Byieff, who left the front i'm Manchuria
shortly after the peace treaty was
signed. arrived in st. Petersburg today.
He rode the entire distance, about
500 miles, in eight months and four
days. His horse of English breed, was
in good condition when the journey was
finished.
The captains orderly, who was his
sole companion, had a Mongolian
mount.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-06
DEEM INT0XICATION A CRIME
National Liquor Dealers at Louisville
in Address Announce Belief
In temperance
By Associated Press.

by AbSUCIdItU FItSS.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The National
Liquor Dealers association, which
opened it's annual convention here to-
day issued an address to the people OF
the United States in which the belief
OF it's members in Temperance is ex-
pressed, obedience to the law is in
dorsed and the work of the various
Temperance societies is commended.
The statement is made that intoxi-
cation should be considered a crime