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The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

FOR RENT-House. No. 427 Ouray
avenue. Inquire of M. J. Walsh,
Phone Black 923 ranch.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

WANTED-The address Of good
teacher of elocution or dramatic
art Address *" Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

WANTED-A good girl for general
housework at 315 Ouray ave.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping. 3O3 South street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

LOT BARGAIN-Ten fine lots on
Belford between 4th and 5th, at
S35O per pair. Apply here.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

FOR RENT-Nice front room for
lady or gentleman. at III S. list st.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

/ WANTED A girl for general house
work Apply to Mrs. S. ~ Wheel
er. LIS Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

I LOST-Black fur boa very long
fastens with hooks. Please return
to this office.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping, corner End and
Grand. Mrs. Waggoner
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-21

AKING-Latest styles, cor
rect models. Call at $50 Ouray.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

csal others lf0m lha Santa Dc cni-ufI
Use. WIZ hn 0li'atod into tho mgainf.
bee of fho nuflerod Tribe. Installation
ui iha newly elected officers Is acnnd-
ulei Scr ionlEhia mcolInE
iiis UtcnlnE. ai O'clock In the
Voslfy rooms 0f Temple Albert. Rabbi
knnlan uiu deliver lecture. with
four dozen atcrcopllcon Views. Ca
Biblical thomr ere. especially on Tho
Passion sorNicfs Thiss leclnro ia ar
ranged primarily Cor iAn children ol
tho congregation. hui 900 members. nH
Wcll 90 non-mempefs are cordially
invited
firerf Hnd Others Interested tn the Ar
Hoc'uiel Charities ORGANIZATION hold
yesterday afternoon M the Commercial
Club building 4 was found Thar Che
organization. financially, WAS lu 4
good way. ana that iho ouilosk iof iia
future width and breadth of scope iu
doing good was oxcecdlngly bright A
report from ihe soliciting committees
htoush' oni Che iact ihpt they were
meeting Hiih much hearty SUPPORT
ard opemt.on from almost ovofy-
one called upun MCRd8mca Alfred
0runeicid and s3muci Ncusindi. com.
posing one soliciting committee. am
nolnceu iu iheif report that iheg h8d
secured enh cr'riiona 90 the fund
amounting 10 all tu fglB Other come
miftcca also reported satisfactory
subscriptions. hut we're not ready 90
render their final report Another
meeting Oi thln charitable nfranlTa-
tion So called for nest Tuesday after
noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
INTERNATIONAL
BILLIARD GAMES
Played on Large Scale In
New YORK. Began
Yesterday.
NHLN CIvII NAR cLOSED
important supreme Court Decision
Against thlesgo Street
Railway Company.

NeN fefh. AHfH i0 The great in.
ttfnaiIon9i billiard fuuFnamnnf i0F the
championship uf the world ~ the la.
lnch balk iino game. with two shots in
hala opened iaEf evening in fnu
cuncCff hail ol Madison Square Gar.
den Only SIS cnnioainnia are entered
iof ihe great contest. Jacob schaefor.
llunIa Cure George Sioa1on. Ora
MorninFsftr. George sutton and Al.
bert q cutter Willie Hoppe, who re-
Gently won the championship OF the
worll Ia iho 1871 haikiinc game BY
dcioat'ng N.eacagx AID siQ9eon, was
expected rn take part IN the tuurua-
menl, but ai fhe last moment fatty
declined 90 play Hoppe had some
trouble vita me brunswick nalkc.Coi.
lender company. which d managing
the tournament over az old account.
anil pending o settlement of thlg TO-.
fused 10 play We issued a statement
ryplalnlng be uosltich ana intends 90
challenge The winner Of the tourna-
mcni.
The contest began lnst evening
and there will be Ia all nine matinee
and twelve evening games According
20 the conditions Of the tournament
every contestant win be- required 20
play every other contestant entered ga
The tournament and each came viii
consist 0f 800 points up, 20 be played
under the established rules governing
the iS-lnch balkllnc game. two shots
ln an ties must be played on The
winner Of che tournament will become
the holder of the trophy, subject 90
challenge under the rules governing
The championship. Tho nrunswick.
Bake Collondcr company has donated
$4,000 as prize money and this. az well
az the entrance fees win be- divided
ew0ng the contestants us follows
first forty per cent; second, twenty
I'VE per cont; third iftcon per cent;
fourth. twelve per cent; hfth, eight
per cent.
There is no pronounced fav0riie for
the Blk tournament and the bets are
Q 90 ]. on any one Of the players. the
hettor having his choice schaefer
slosson and Cure are considered the
strongest players among The contest.
ants, hui the other three have shown
themselves IN Hnch good form In the
practice games before the tournament
that the result oi the contest Is not
caRily forcshadowcd The droDplng
oui of Iopre has diminished the sen.
eral interest in the tournament to
somo extent bur iudging from the ed.
vance sale the attendance promises 90
be- unusually good during the entire
tournament
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

ana as invitation 20 visit ihnt Hate
during June
Aa 81 Fischer travelling man.
and hl. Wife, wore NalNinn alone
Stc1nd street toward Railroad ave.
nae beside The Barnett hulidIne. this
afternoon some one in ON upper
window oi the building, throw a
bottle uf iodine 90 thc ground
below The bottle struck lhe curb
Stone inr' ha Mr and MrH Fischer
were nas.nH ihu contents OF The hut-
fIe sp'afh'nr onto her dress. and
Some ai ihe fiald going into hef face.
n1I mcNiY. none getting into hof eyes.
THe comments 0f hysiandrfa. who
witnessed their close escape. on fho
carclrasuCas ni ihf ihrnWcr Of the
hetiio were anything but c0mpll-
mgufNfN
Years 0rn The Evening Citizen had
az ifs SOB nfiutfr. William nuckiand
While g good printer end Kept him
self posted on styles. be was never.
Ihelca an enthusiastic miner and
iahhIod 'n expeditions On search nl
the yellow stun an trace uf him Tor
years. was '0ai until n short time ago
when hc wrote q letter 90 ihr bust
ufea manaEor 0i Tho Citizen from che
mining districts of southern Aritaua.
He a. now "a mining expert besides
being The owner ol some good prop.
erU in me vicinity of Globe and
wrliot iuai llkc q man who haa made
% win Out" since lcaVlng use print
chop This oiice wishes him contiu,
ued good luck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondence.
Kansas Clif Mo-. April a.-Catiio
rcccipfa today were confined mostly
% natives. there being very few from
either he west southwest of irnm hl
low the quarantine Tine The market
dccllncd io tu i3c last nighi, hut the
small run of 5000 head today, with
lIEdt supplies ai all the markets. ca.
abicd statesmen to restore prices 81
Ice. Unless there ls q liberal run 20.
morrow. the chances favor q good "a.
vance ihis week Packers were pretty
wen KILLED up az che close Of last
week, ag the receipts were almost
nothing after Wednesday. and al
hands were ready 90 make heavy uur.
chnsea today Stockers and feeders
are zoe hlehcr Various lois of Idaho
.und Colorado and Panhandle atockcrs
and feeders sold 'ns. week ni $500 90
$3.50, few iishi weight aud common
Qlaliiy Idaho iockors az 1878. Cows
and heiicrs goi n black eye. huyCu
claiming thar they had boon selling
too hlgh. aa compared With steers but
they are siin bringing remunCfatlVo
prices. cnything decent ranging from
f3bo 10 SAYS. Choice hoifrrs and
yearling sold around So VCala ad-
yanced a quarter last Woek. fho best
ones selling AZ 81 TO 1915. Some
rough Colorado killing steers sold NJ
Sl.95 ana bulls t315 20 s375
Sheep and lambs advanced 10 10 &c
cents last week, "a The supply was OF
lt,le consequence after Monday A
iaif run of S.Ou0 head % here todhy
Lambs are Doe lower. on account Of q
break az Chlcaso late last week.
Sheep are steady A feature uf 20.
days market was ten car laads OF
lambs from che Fort Collins district.
selling oi $685. Do 500 rwo cars of
light 0O-punnd lambs sold az $3.50.
aapouEd ewes an $500. other lambs
today from ihr Arkansas valley sold
nd $3.50 ~ $685. owes 81 fa.a5 tu
l6lgO Straight Wethefs sold lass week
Lad $3.50 and o.. ycar'ings Of just the
fiehi sore arc unstable ui $685.. clip.
ped lambs al $50 90 $3.50 and spring
lambs sold Friday az ti2 The indlca.
tons point fu q Hight run for a time.
and % 81 not unlikely that thQ market
win advance materially, although buy.
crs claim that the present condition
oi ihp dressed mutton market D. over
loaded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Will NOT HANG
Governor kibhcy has c0mmaifd ftp
sentence bf Teodor8 Elias. now con.
frn1 I'm tho Pima county. Arlzona. iaii
under condemnation Of dgaih. io llfo
imprisonment iu the territorial pCni.
icntiafg. This "a one og the most in-
iefoslinF murder cnaoa THAI over came
BEFORE The territorial authorities by
reason Of peculiar circumstances
brought out. aud one of che best
known cases through tho facts or The
murder The victim was william
Watermelon. 8 Tucson policeman. lie
had lived in Arizona q long time. was
wei known and respected ana had q
nice family. The killing occurred
while ne was in tho dlachafgc or hia
duty trying io preserve the peace
10 did not appear that ne was tho
especial enemy Of ihc murderer or that
there bad been any unusual occasion
ior Eliaa 10 demonstrate his spite.
Eliaa wea n mere boy, scarcely out
OF bis ioona. and 70 Was that Of n de-.
generate, one whose habits were bad
and whose valuation on human life
was low Nevertheless. be had iniiu-
entail friends. who. approaching hig
mental and physical weakness. rougat
10 make HE punishment az light as
possible. while admitting his cruelty
and oulragcouencea Of his oifcnfa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
TRUSTEES MEET FOR
CARNEGIE FOUNDATION.

New York. April l0--Thc board OF
Trustees OF the Carnegie Foundation
inF the Advancement Of Teaching
held meeting here last afternoon 10
adopt definite rules under which Mr..
Carnogles gllt will be- administered.
The scope OF he institution is the os.
tfhlishmenf OF o system Of retiring
ponalons IN the higher institutions Of
learning pf the three English speaking
countries of North America a now
charter VIII be- P9optod and the
trustees win then IL ready FOR the
actual awarding ol grants fof which
q large nnmher ui applications are al
ready nn lle Tho irueteea are drawn
from the whole c0nniry and represent
ON fho various types Of institutions 81
higher education THE Vacancy caused
by lho death OF President Harper Of
thcuniverslty 90 Chicago "a 20 De allied
at fhls meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
CRUSHED TO DEATH
IN the MORMON GIRL
JOHN BARER, a MINER, KILLED
~ a FAILING SOCK

John Baker. a well.likod and well.
appearing miner. but OF whom little iG
known came 90 his death " an accl'
dental way in Che Mormon Girl mine,
twenty or thirty miles north Of fhoo.
MIX. about ~ o'clock Friday night,
says the Phoenix Republican.
"a round of shots had been fred
where bakor was working during me
early part 0f flrC night and aeomlngly
he foiufned to The locality before con
dlil0ns had settled or De WAS careless
n maklns bis entrance aud did NOS
carefully examine the root of the
chamber. ~ he stopped over the To-
cation ~ the shois. evidently trying
tu examine the result of their work, a
huge rock fcll lrOm the roof striking
him on ihe back ana crushing him "a
unrOnHclouantHa ho was taken oui 81
tht mine. huf only lived about an hour
The rOruncr was sImm0ncd and on an
quest Wns held. tho verdict 30 ihc Jury
oxonerailnR the company from blame
The body was brought 90 the city yea
ttrdny afternoon and che funeral Will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
RATION COURT
HOUSE DOOMED
THIS BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURE
MUST &c TORN DOWN TO PRE-
VENT CATA8TROPHE.

las q SHAME. hEt STA "a facU The
beautiful and slightly structure known
aa the Coliay county court house. site
stated on Fourth street, al She head
of CLARK avenue. viii have to bc razed
30 the ground, says the Ration Re-
porter
The building Us positively unsafe
and dangerous and 40 any moment the
entire front portion may collapse and
igpple over % the east.
Il will be remembered that about
Two years aFo the east end Of che
building separated from The west end
io that ckienl that if wac considered
very dangerous, ana that the c0uEty
commissioners expended about four
thousand dollars 90 have the lCunda-
iion reinforced and strengthened IN
was Thought that this would make
tho building safe but q has proved an
utter failure,
TIE closest observers are convinced
thRt me site uf tho building must be-
abandoned. as the expense io atreath-
en- the building win hc enormous and
then perhaps iall 10 accomplish the
purpose.
:, would seem by iar the wiser plan
as wen aa the most economical i0
abandon the present building and
erect new one upon a site whore a
solid foundation can bo sccurod-say
for Instance upon the lots owned hY
che city az the corner Of Second street
and CLARK avenue. Il would bee cheap
or iO 40 fhlH and at the same ilmo
the Building would BE- more convent
ent Cor Che public and could b. used
for an city as wen az county pur-
I poses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
THE ANNUAL BAPTISM
OF ARIZONA SHEEP
AN OFFICER or THE ANIMAL M.
pueTRY BUREAU At PHOENIX
SEEING ABouT lT.


Dr. ~. lines, an Inspector 0f the
United States Bureau OF Animal ln.
dusify, spent q part of last week in
Phoenix, ln conference with Or. D. G.
Norton. territorial veterinarian. on the
matter OF making arrangements for
the general dipping of sheep again
this springs. says the Phoenix Re-
publican. ID Will be remembered that
an order was issued o year ago that
ali sheep in tho territory must be-
dipped Tho order was complied with
and tho result 0l the dipping was
very gratifying 10 the sheep men as
there was only small amount OF
scables Infection found la the winter.
A majority OF the sheep men exc
pressed themselves a. favorable to
another dipping of the sheep this
spring, ia the belief that the disease
rcu.a BE- urudicalcd from their fintks.
The territorial veterinarian soac
time ago opened correspondence With
Dr. A. ID. Melvin. chief of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry. through whose
direction n considerable sum was adj
vauced last season for the expense Of
dipping. asking for similar consider
alton ihis season. DR.. Melvin. who
has visited Arizona several times. and
% familiar with local conditions as
Well al having g personal ncqueint.
anco with Che territorial veterinarian
and oiher Officers who have the enc
forcomcnt ni tho sanitary regulations,
replied that ho was very iavorably
inclined toward me project 90 dipping
the sheep again. hiN that q would hc
impoaE.blc 10 extend financial Pid
iruIa his bureau on account Of the
lack Of mndH The territorial yotef-
marian thereup0n advised the sheep
men that ihn dipplng would have 20
81 dispensed with this year
However ur. Norton had, ln the
mCantlmc. further advised the WASH
lnEiOn authorities oi the great deslr-
ability of dipping the sheep agaln this
year. aud during the past week was
advised by Dr. Melvin that an ar-
ranRomont had hecn made whereby
the same hnip could bee extended as
last year. The territorial veterinarian
Lost no time ia issuing a circular ipt-
ter 10 the sheep owners notifying
them "rhnt aii sheep "a the territory
OF Ari4oha must De- properly dipped
under the supervision uf an Inspector.
in accordance with the rules and reg
ulailons OF the United States Bureau
Of Animal Industry, aud at such times
and places ae may he determined by
lnapecinfa All officials OF the bureau
in Arizona have been duly appointed
deputy territorial sheep inspectors"
Sheep owners will no doubt bee
pleased 10 learn also thar the dipping
viii BE- done this yeaf under the sup
crvigion Of inspector lines. who had
charge of it lam year and nccom-
pliahed g 80 successfully
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
STOCK SALES

Special dependence.
Kansas city. Mo-. April 6.-Follow.
Ing were sume sales ~ Colorado ana
western cattle ~ Kansas City this
week.
Utah Caule ana Horse Co. Grand
Junciion, Colo l3t killors iif4
pouuea, ti.75i i2G feeders, 9GG pounds.
$500
Bowman Bros Grand Junction.
Colo. rs killers. 1899 pounds, sf7b; a.
killers, 1923 pounds 1915. 80 feed.
ers. 90i pounds, $3.50. stag. 1870
pounds. AZ.
n. ~. Plank. Idaho Fails Idaho i05
feeders i0il pounds ftt0.
a. ~ Bohrer. Weiser Idaho, los
feeders sac pounds. sac,
~ HIT Idaho Falls Idaho, 81 stocN'
crs. 12i pouada, 1885, i97 SUCKERS.
62l pounds. $780, da siockcrs, 500
pounds. $40.
w. n Thero. Holly, colo. 40 KAN.
ora. a79 pounds. si.35.
A. Want Rocky Ford, Colo 10
mockers. GiS pounds, falni rs STOCK
COWS. 1f5 pounds. f27oi rs stock
helfofs. 6Ig pounds, s3 81 calyea, 85i
pounds. t315.
W. 81 Hows. Roswell. y. b., 90
feeders e2s pounds. st10 i3 ll'
ors. 1854 pounds. sf.3l.
~. ~ Gooch Lamar colo, 90 kll.
ers. 1888 pounds fif5i 90 killers $3.50
/ pounds, ti3J.
81 W Mosely Midland, Texas iig
aiockrrs, SOP pounda $40
Following were some sales 0f wosi-
em sheep aul lambs at Kansas cts
this week:
Monday, April q
George Pearl. las hnimnH Colo.
7 $50 lanba pounds. SECS.
I p. 0ruhor l4ng An.aas. Colo. 1893
lnmba. 20 pounds. $685. lls ewes
81 pounds, fbt6.
( R. Paxton. as Animaa. Colo. alt
I lambs. "a pounds. $3.50.
sullivan a. a., las Animas Colo
I 4ga lambs. pounds, f646
! o. IA Spear las Animas. Colo. goa
/ lnulhs lG pounds 5000.
/ William Casper, Colorado. SIG
lamhH. 20 pounds. 500.
Thomas beach. Fort Collins, Colo.
! 90 pulp fed ives 80 pounds, $3.50
w Vanhee fns Animaa Colo. 1st
lambs 40 pounds $500.
] NHi go MN"NNN""f N"NN "HifNfA"f H''tN
255 lambs 81 pounds, gB.fi: 2b.
lambs ga pounds. $500.
n. r. Monroe. Fort Collins. Colo.
5gb lambs. so hounds, i6.4Q.
Sloan Vs.. Greeley, Colo. 5ii
lambs. Us pounds. 500
TUESDAY April 3.
0eorge pe9rl Lamar Colo. aNl
lambs. 20 pounds. $685..
W. Nanheo l.as Anlmaa. Colo, oii
lambs, l2 pounds. $685..
WEDNESDAY, April 4.
Smith Hammond. Stockton. Van.
sos Meyicau woibefa 30 pounds N.
rhursday, April 3.
watkins q 0., Kansas, $40 clipped
mmha. l5 pounds. $685.
Nerns Kansas. i15 lambs. Z.
pounds. iGf5
Ronssee Kansas. l11 amha q
lpounds $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

h8 beid ihit efcfnonn af tha nar'ors
% MarfYman Mooi,.
Mr Nahor was hifhly spoken on hy
those win whom Do was WORKING.
ihoueh ho bad only boon employed ai
ine Mormon 0ifI since April 4. and
none on h's associated sccmed So know
great deal shout hlm 81 81 sup.
posed FROM what hf said that hc went
CD che Mormon Oirl mine from tho
Woolly mine 'n rinai county. and q
lH quito likely lhai be- GA. as the
N0olly mine closed douu few days
ago. presumably laying OK @ number
% men, q % also said % him that
1n served aH a volunteer Ia che apan.
lah-Amcr|can war. having enlisted In
Utah Among his effects there was
nothing found that Indicated she
whereabouts of hia rolailyea d hg HAD
any, He was about 1o years old and
weighed about ffa pounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
STRIKE STOPS WORK ON
COLORADO DAM AT IA0l

The work 90 the iaguua dam ON the
Colorado river near Yuma, Arizona. ID
being delayed on account of a strike
among the lahorefs employed by ..
.O White a Co, contractors, az New
York. 20 whom the government award.
ga the contract for doing the work.
Common lnhorera have boon recoiV.
lnH from Us cents 90 is cents ger hour.
usually working about ten nr more
hours a day Superintendent poppard
was recently Informed hv District A..
ioFuoy Brown ol Yuma chat che eight.
hour labor law regarding government
contracts would he enforced ID the
fullest extent and that they must dis
continue working ten hours. suporln-
ioldcni Ponpard has iuai notified la.
Hpfefa that hereafter they could work
but eighf hours 90 che same hourly
salary as before About ninety per
cent Of the laborera Immediately went
on strike.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
cHicAoo's VAN BUREN
eTHEEr TUNNEL PROBLEM.

WlHhlnFIOn D. G. AnTlllUI-Ino
case of the Chicago Street Hallway
commny 81. the city of Chicago re-
atIng % the lowering az the tunnel
ON Van Buren, street under TIE chi.
caeo FLYER was yesterday decided in
on the ground that the proposed
change would be an exercise Of gov.
ornamental authority ln The interest Of
The common welfare
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
WHEN THE clviL

Jersey CITY ~ D. Anvil i0.--Yes.
iorday WAS the anniversary OF
Lees surrender at ADpomatox. IN hon.
or q. the day the memhcrs 90 the Sec
oud New Jersey Brigade and many
comrades from different nariH Of This
aud noigh0oring states held ro-
union lasi evening The Veterans were
addressed hy Mayor Mark FaEan.
General Daniel E slckles aud other
prominent speakers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
REQ MsN GATHER

"a cherry. 5 a.. April i0.--rho great
council % che Red Men of south Car
pllna opened a three days session here
ioday The drai business meeting, an
which the p0cohantaa degree will DO
conferred. viii ho held this evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
BATCH OF TOPICS
FROM R0SkELl


prom the Record.
Wood. bancroft q Doty the cone
tractors. who are completing che earth
work on fho Hundo reservoir. have
just received a sz-horso power trace
tlon engine 20 draw an exeaYatur on
the work.
dig sheep Purchase.
Vicente hnca. Of Denver, has bought
400 head of sheep oi a. n Miller,
40 a price close fn f5 per head Mf.
naca'a son viii take charge OF them.
Plenty Of Rain.
RosWcll has been favored with fine
rains IN the last few days and vageta-
ton Do showing the effect in a marked
manner.
VITA 81 Rosuoil'e Founder Dead.
Mrs Mabel Lea. who died no nallm
Tex APRIL z, Was the widow Of Capt
j. q Lea, the founder of Roswell and
OF the Ooaa Military institute. which
afterwards became the New Mexico
Military Institute.
Foundry for Roswell.
Bert 4. Smith has gone 90 Chicago
% purchase machinery, tools eQglp-
mont. iinlahihge and fixtures Tor a
foundry here. which viii hc started
by him ana W. W pitts The Arm
name WIN b Pitts 4 90.
a train on the branch of The El
Paso a Southwestern, running Into
I rombaiole, ran over and killed the
3.yearold daughter nf Mr. and Mfs
Jose Lucoro Tho little child had
Wandered away from lls home and
lrum al indications haa evidently
[ lain down and gone Oh sleep with ita
LITTLE right arm acroas th0 rail, The
accident happened on curve in che
track near tombstone.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-25
They Love Dante.

A magnificent upper chamber Of the
municipal palace the Palazzo Vecchio
in Florence is set apart in memory OF
the great poet Dante. To it each Of the
sixty-nine provinces and all Of the lar
ger cities and towns Of united Ital.
have contributed banner in his hon
or. There are over 800 Of these ban
ners in all, and the donors, In eager
emulation, have tried to make each of
fering more beautiful than the others
The banners are Of the differing colors
Of the provinces and bear their arms Il
exquisite embroidery or in painting
by the first living artists. The fervoI
Of the homage paid here to the immoi+
tai italian poet stirs the heart Of ever
the passing stranger. Whatever thu
jealousies or arrangement Of these
people, beside his tomb they are united