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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-26

w. J. Crowder of 40 Chapel street,
who has been seriously i'll during the
past i've weeks, is again ableto be out.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-26
Beautiful Assortment of
Ladies' SIS Hats
They Go On Sale To-day

We have hats that hats that ess have
no hats greater money sell for oO
and we think they have equal for the Haven
Those offer crisp the hands of orr
best miiners-brand beauties For instance:
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-26

Santa Fe the Oldest Town in the Uni
ted states--Situated at Altitude of
Seven Thousand Feet--Odd Monu-
ments With Inscription Containing
Word RebeIs--Structures With a
HistOry-Old House Antedating Ar
rival of Spaniards In America.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
Mm CH6EBr0n>n

At vere en- lykkelig Hustru; at be-
holde sin Mands Beundring og Kjer-
lighed skulde vare en- Kvindes stadi-
ge Formal. We'd Diet f@rste Tegn
paa daarligt Helbred, smertefulde
eller uregelmessige Perioder, Hoved-
pine eller Rygsmerter, tag Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Chas. F. Brown, Vice-Presi-
dent Mothers Club, Fl Cedar Ter
race, Hot Springs, Ark. skriver:
Kjare Mrs. Pinkham:-
II nj Aar slabte jeg mig gjennem en- elendig
svaghed, og nedbrudt af smerte og Mathed. En-
Dag saa jeg ct Vidnesbyrd fra en- Kvinde, H.
dende som jeg, men som var blevet helbredet
we'd Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
og jeg besluttede at prove Diet. Efter tire Maa-
neder var jeg ct andet Meneske. ALE gjorde
Bem;irkninger derom og min Mand blew igen al
deles forelsket i mig. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound opbyggede hele NIT Sy-
stem, helbredede min Sygdom, og eg var som
f0dt paany. Jeg we'd at Diet vii gj6re enhver
lidende Kvinde stirk, frisk og lykkelig som
det gjorde mig"
Kvinder som 1ider at smertefulde
el1er uregelmessiee Perioder, Ryg-
smerter, Oppustethed, Inflammation
cller Saardanne1ser, F@lelser af Ned
trykthed, Svimme1hed, Mathed, daar-
!ig F%ordGje1se eller Nervesvekkelse
kan vinde. fuldkommen Styrke og
Sundhed we'd at tage Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

geOrogerterne 81 y.
Otter U%prlpOenoc far S11ltitsmini=
%iteriet nUgtet at looe Sen moo Sag
fprcrl1e g. Geltergoor6 og Sl,li>s
Feterlen / Nnleonilrg al &'aslemmng=
len % 9e0roger;erne mp0 2al1obo=
iporefosieu / Sbp rejlte Siltole bort
fol0e> ioole0eS at Sc to Sogfprere
fom ms inner oel1 pc6 Eronlfiitet
uolte0te %olmin0elige 8enoooning.
ruelsbrepe Sam
NJ erSbpj. 5ognefo9eo Miffe(=
len / @ommersbdi mellcn1 Mo116ers
og &ibprg, far facet Srl1lelSbrepe
on> at hol1 pil blipc lfl10t o. bans
8aar0 afbrnn0t. @oem Ser ct Sp=
b%obsmanOen til 0el1ne gropc 5psg -
lom bet maa ontage5 at rure - pil
Yolitiet iii ldge at foa optloret, 81
5agel1 er mel6t til @erre6sfontoret
/ Giborg.
6 II b + n rtet g ta=
tionS 0 / t an6er. ga ct
5og forleoe1 fjerte i16 poo @po=
fj9rSbro @tation, blep en- olvorlig
ulpffe ofpurget / 1t61te pjeblif. On
gammel Some fom uoen at bemnrfe
Soget gaoen0e ODER 5totionsploole fen
og befanot fig mi0t / @poret un1io=
oelbart foran %2ofomotibet> ga 9to=
ttonsfor%i tan0eren bem9rfeoe ben0e
og meo 5are for lit eget SiD iii 6el=
De bjulpet op 'poa Herrone1.
1 so @roners Defi=
cit 29ffen 8anf. Beltn=
relien og Neoilorerne for 2gtten
Nurt Dor forleoen lamle0e til ct Mg-
o. bbor 5parefosleinipeft9ren og-
lu1 bar til Ste0e. Oe1ne paopilte
forlfjellige Mangler pe0 Me%gn1fo6et,
lom n6riite, at ser bar B e9aoet ct
u11ocr1 loeb poa ca. $4,000 4ro1er.
georogeriet me6f6rte picbliffelig Xf-
lfeo al 6orman0en, forbcnbpren6e
&jebmono Mortenlel1, og Sos ]erer
Seplen. Huber (rbet CT b(eDen 6pf=
let.
8uao5' Tobrifer fpi il
5 erer +. Are0itorer / s. S. Du=
oos's Ja6rifer / %s(ol6org iamleoes
forle0en til ct Mebe / Mol6org for at
traffe 9(fgi6relie ON Gelifabets 2i=
fpioation. &elul!utet bleb> at Set
1e6toges ct lifpi0ere, og til at belpr=
&c Set Iornpone ne6iottes Ser ct lt6=
polg. Mfiefapitalen> Il Mill. ar.,
menes at bore tobt; 6eraf bar ST..
Sc 100000 ST., mems Ge=
item er forfeit mes 10000 &r. / 9(ol=
borg og 10000 &r. / &%jp6enbapn.
Driften fortipttes forelgbig.
Stor 8ron6 Mibe.
opito6 ser SIS / @m6ol(a=
.gefabrifen / Mibe". Gabrifen er
fuloltenoig neobrnn6t, fun Damp.
iforitenen ltaor en6nu. Boa Nibe
.gmmerlager> Ser logger lige oper-
for 8ranoitebet, bob6e Sl6en facet
fat / Ell 8rRooeltabel, men fer blen
ben burtig il11ffet. Sen menes
at bore opltaaet peo, at en- Smprng-
neringsmaifine bar lpbet BARN. Ma-
lfinerne og 8pgningerne bar asiure-
reoe for $4,000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
yndefuIde Kvinder
Sundhsd er den f6r,te Betinsslse
Den hjRlper Kvlnder til at vinde a.
beholde Mands Beundring, Az.
telse og kjserlighed.

Kvindens st@rste Gave er Magten
til at indgyde Beundring, Agtelse og
Kjarlighed. Der er en- Skj@nhed i
Sundhed, som tilta1er Mand mere end
blot regelmassige Track.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
gerne.

Sagten IS ontonce" a
s 0 II, Ser for Si0en ligger / 2obals
@atl!> er GanmarfS Cog u6en Epipl
ogico 5fanoi1apiens) el0ite 5fib,
i6ct Set ct bpgget 1928 pua 9@rp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

9igteren S. &. S a c 0 r.
lens 0rob poa Sbilteo Strife
gaaro gror ODER me0 Mafgrps, Ngl=
Scr og 2gDetan0. Sor0en er t6r, og
@u1fene pofser oilot, lfriper Sorfat=
teren &arl Gbriltenlen / uung0om=
rien". u&m hi egentlig bore Oct Be-
%fienbt2" lpprger ban. SAB nobif=
lingen babe fdrt % floge Menneifer
bort fra 6e 8eie, iom paa Sacobiens
Sis bar 6e eneite ialiggigrenoe, 1oa
bar Ri BOG nen0elig meget at 1tge
Sat til bam for, at 6en ringelt tie Wfaa-
Sc, ben fan bites paa, er bel at boloe
bens @rap / %anltanoig 5ton6. Baa=
set ingen beitemt, bur6e Be
!,eopenoige Mioler let funne tilpeie-
bringes. 9biite6 fan life DRre be-
at biie De fremmeoe Ell Iaa
panrggtet @rab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

gn otttg nng Ytges
Sc b e t r. 6or nogle Mar ii6en
blep Ell fattig, ung %iga efter ct
le11gere 5pgeleie m,bragt poo Ell
&efreotionsbjem / Ell lille i0pllilf
beliggenoe 8p itte lungt fra &jg=
benbaon. Gieren al @iemmet, Ell al
Danmarfs melt fjel10te Men1eif e=
be11ner, ser tillige ct Millio1er pg
/ mango Mar bap0e 6prfet ltngfarle=
lipet, blep tmtolerti6 Itrofs res 9p=
net al Sen ur1ge &ige forellfet / 0en=
he, men / al Stilbe0, tbi Ge0foln=
men0e beliooer en- ljeloen flor $40.
Smi0lerti0 loffeoe oct beno0 mos
Sen Si0, at Sen ul1ga @ige ifuloe
forlaoe Siemnet, og ban fit ga Den
S6e at la0e &iemunets Susbeltyrer=
inoe f%oreiperge, ON bun bopoe 2p1t
til at reiie til @nglan0 for at lore
SDgepleie, og berpaa fom ltrofs ct
glg6eltraalen0e, bejoen6e Spar.
Sen nttge &ige reiite 6a til england,
bpor bum bar / ct Nar Mor l10e1l
at one, at set bar Sen meltlml fepenli=
&c Milltonpr, ser ienere lful6e blipe
benoeS tilfommenoe 9ggtefelle, iom
/ al 5tilbe0 betalte Spboloet.
On ifipn11e Sag, efter at Millio=
naren bab0e taget M}oo til Jig %
npie oberueiet 5ituationen, mo6tog
bum til fin itore 6orbanlelle ct 8reb
fra bam, / bptlfet ban anbolot ON
benoes &oan6. Sum tepe6e naturIig-
big life lGnge me6 at beItemme Zig,
men ien6te eiebliffelig ct befreften-
6e Spdr. 6or togen 9io iioen itoo
@%rplluppet, og Sen fattige 3ige bleb
iaaleoes ubentet Millionprfrue.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
INTERESTING CASES ARE
FILED IN DISTRICT COURT
J. c. 5ALDRIDeE VS.. C. F. MYERS
w. s. BOWEN'S COMPLAINTS,

Several interesting cases were filed
in the district court yesterday. J. C..
Baldridge brings an action against
Charles F. Myers for $3SO.45 and
costs, he alleging that A. l.. Morgan,
the contractor. purchased lumber and
supplies from him for this amount,
for which Myers went good, Myers
signing papers to this effect. The
plaintiff alleges that Myers has since
refused to settle.
Bennie and Walter Jaffa, of the firm
Of Jaffa Bros, grocers, have filed a
claim OF $121.G4 with costs, against
Robert Cordova, for supplies.
Walter S. Bowen, of the Equitable
life Assurance company, has filed ac-
tions against l.. Stern. Manuel ID. Gar.
cia, Charles G. Trujillo, Rafael Tx.
Ter, Dolores G.. Marlinez and John
Gandert for sums ranging from $25
up TO 500. The defendants, Il is al
legged, took out policies with the com
pany and gave promissory notes to
meet the premiums and the life in
surance, and then, It is alleged, re-
fused 20 meet the notes when they
maturgl. In addition to the notes
themselves Mr.. Bowen seeks 30 col
lect interest al 40 per cent per annum
as specified in the same
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
VESSELS TOO LARGE TO
GET UP TO MONTREAL,

Montreal, Que, March S.-The Ca
madam Pacific railway. which, in the
last year, has had built in Great Bri-
tain two trans Atlantic liners, which
in size and tonnage exceed any ves-
sells that have so far piled between
Canada and the mother country has
announced that the summer port for
these vessels will be Quebec, and not
Montreal, at least until such time as
there is a channel all the way from
Quebec to Montreal, thirty feet deep.
This announcement is a serious
blow TO Montreal, while in Quebec It
has aroused the hope that, with the
coming of larger type of vessel, the
port will regain its old-time promi-
nence. In 1897 the work of dredging
the channel from Quebec to Montreal
to a depth of thirty feet was taken
up in earnest by the Dominion gov
ernment and since that time $S,000,000
has been spent on II. 1t is believed
that the work can be accomplished
in two seasons or less, and that by
the end of 1907 the St Lawrence will
have clear channel of thirty feet at
low water from Montreal to the har-
Dor at Quebec, and that in the straight
reaches the channel will in no spot
be less than $50 feet broad widening
out to $50 feet at the bends. Such a
channel will be sufficient for the new
Canadian Pacific railroad steamers,
which are of 14,500 tonnage, but the
probabilities are that by the time
the channel is completed, still larger
vessels will be built. 1t would seem
that the Canadian government will
have to spend many millions more be
fore the day comes when vessels as
large as the Cedric or Baltic will be
seen in Montreal.
During the present session OF parlia-
ment an effort will be made to in
duce the dominion government to
make provisions for the deepening
and widening of the channel between
Montreal and Quebec
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
TEXAS COURT or APPEALS
KNOCKS FUTURE DEALERS

Dallas, Tex. March S.-The court
of civil appeals at Austin. yesterday.
gave what looks lie a Iatal blow TO
dealers in cotton futures in Texas, by
reversing and dismissing the case of
Jesse l.. Norris against w. II. Logan.
Complainant sued Logan to recover
the money furnished TO buy futures,
alleging that Logan had not sold ac-
cording 10 orders Logan filed a
cotnter suit for money put up on
margins. The court dismissed the
case, saving that .r was gambling.
The effect Of the decision is that
neither side can collect money in
Texas on deals I'm cotton futures.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
DENIES HAVING BEEN IN.
TERVlEWED AS PUBLISHED

A. J. Mitchell, the attorney, who
has Offices in the First National bank
building emphatically denies an in
terylew appearing in the columns Of
the Albuquerque Fakir Journal ac-
credited to him.
And, furthermore added Attorney
A. j. Mitchell, Il never was a garbage
contractor or city sCayenger in my
life. have never given out any in
terylews on the subject. knowing alb
so,rtely nothing about the garbage
business, and my garbage incinerat-
ing plant is a Welsh rarebit dream Of
some reporter. Kindly deny the pur-
ported interview for me"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
DOMINION PARLIAMENT
is OPENED IN OTTAWA.

Ottawa, Ont, March S.-The domin-
ion parliament will be opened this
afternoon by Earl Grey, governor gen
eral of the Dominion of Canada. The
session is about three months late.
The reason which was given for the
delay was, that time was required 10
study the evidence received by the
tariff commission and to prepare ,-e
revised schedules which will be sub
mitted to parliament in the budget
speech. Il is understood, however,
that there were other causes for the
delay, and that they arose out of the
differences in view among the parlia-
mentary supporters of the government
on the question of changes in the du-
ties, the high expenditure, and the
filing of the ministerial vacancies. A
great deal of difficulty was expert
enced in bringing the liberal members
into line and even now it is believed
that there may be some trouble when
some of the important questions shall
come to a vote.
Many important matters will come
Up for consideration in the session
of parliament which opens today, The
most important to the commercial and
industrial interests OF the dominion
is the tariff question. which will un-
doubtedly occupy the attention of
parliament for a considerable time
1t is believed that the urgent de.
mands of the merchants and manL-
iacturers of Canada will be, to a great
extent, recognized and the new tariff
will contain material increases in the
duties OF manufactured goods. An,
other matter which will be considered
is the problem Of dealing with usurers.
The matter has been brought to the
attention of parliament several times
but no practical scheme was ever
evolved to curb the oppressive tactics
Of the money lenders. 1t is believed
that a law will be proposed, similar
to that which was adopted by the
British parliament a few years age
as the result of a searching inquiry
bv commission. II gives the courts
power TO 20 back of any transaction
Involving the payment Of eXorbitant
interest and to adjudge as 10 what is
fair and right.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
COAL FAMINE
IN THE NAVY
Black Diamonds Must be
Bought on Credit
Because of
DELAY IN APPROPRIATIONS
Montreal Gets Serious Blow
Because Deep Water
Lacking
BIG MONEY Is ALREADY SPENT

Washington, ID. c., March S.-The
secretary of the navy has sent to
Rear Admiral Evans, commanding the
Atlantic fleet; Rear Admiral Train,
commanding the Asiatic fleet, and
Rear Admiral Goodrich, commanding
the Pacific squadron, important eau.
ttonary instructions regarding econ.
omy Of fuel, the supply OF which has
been exhausted. 1t will be necessary,
in order to purchase additional fuel,
for the navy, TO ask the contractors
TO await the pleasure of congress un-
I'll there is fund available for the
purchase OF coal. 1t is expected that
the contractors will not object to this
condition, and the service will not be
seriously embarrassed by the failure
OF congress to provide the present
means OF acquiring fuel for ships of
war. II there were anS difficulty in
that direction, the ships on distant
stations could not be moved and the
vessels now in southern waters would
have TO proceed to Guatanamo, Cuba,
and remain there until coal could be
obtained. But no such embarrassment
Is likely to attach to the service, main.
ly on account of the willingness of the
contractors to trust the government
especially as a contract for coal has
its negotiable value, although there
are not funds Immediately available
to meet the obligation. OF course, II
has 10 be considered, that in such a
state of affairs the coal dealers who
-y,lN a.. 4.
count this delay and charge accord
| ingly, so that in the end the govern
ment pays for the favor obtained from
the coal dealers. At this time The
most rigid economy Is exacted OF
commanding officers everywhere II
the use of coal, and there will be n,
more movement of ships than is abso
! lutely necessary. These restriction
will doubtless have their effect on tn
plans for naval manoeuyers in south
\ ern waters
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
REPORTS REACH HERE
OF P0STOFFlCE ROBBERY
PoSToFFlcE AT NOGAL ENTERED
AND SAFE ROBBED OF CON.
TENTs-sAFE LOCK WRECKED.

Adyices received in this city today
state thar the pOstoffice at Nogal, ~.
NJ, small station on the Captain
branch of the FL Paso & Northeastern
railroad, was entered by robbers, who
blew open the safe, and then wrecked
the safes lock in an attempt TO re
lock the safe. The pos master states
that there was q large amount OF
mcney in the safe, but that owing 10
the condition of the lock he has been
unable 10 open the safe and ascer-
tain the amount stolen. Up 10 a late
hour this afternoon the marshals Of.
iice in this city had not been notified
of the burglary
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
FRANCE CHANGES
HOME MINISTRY
WillCause Delay in Agree
ment About Reached
in Morocco.
RUSSIAN INSURANCE STOPS
Canadian Parliament Opened
By the Governor After
Months Delay
TARIFF PARAMOUNT QUESTION

Paris, March S.--The government
finds itself without a ministry at the
elimination stage of the Moroccan
conference. A seml-offcial statement
says: The ministerial crisis does
not affect the French policy at the
conference"
This is designed. It is thought,
chiefly to warn Germany not to take
advantage of the situation; but the
fact is that the ministerial hiatus
confuses matters and threatens the
agreement which otherwise might be
reached today.
The vote in the chamber of depu-
ties last night resulting in the defeat
of the government and the resignation
of the cabinet, also requires the gov
ernment to temporize with the church
manifestants, who are becoming in.
creasingly demonstrative. President
Fallieries today began a series of
consultations relative to the forma-
tion of a new ministry.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
NO MORE POLICIES IN
RUSSIA UNTIL PEACE

St Petersburg, March S.-After TO-
day the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciey of New York and other American
Insurance companies will write no
more policies in this country, at least
not until internal peace is again re-
stored. The insurance companies were
compelled to take this step for their
own protection, as of the deaths
among the policy holders in Russia
fully six per cent were directly due
to the political and economical dis
turbances existing in Russia. The
American companies who are doing
large business in Russia suffered con-
siderable loss last year owing to the
fact that so many of their policy hold
ers were killed in riots and as there
seems to be but little prospect of an
Improvement of the situation in the
near future, they found it necessary
10 suspend their business until further
notice.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
DANCE FOR AMATEUR
NEW YORK SPRINTERs.

Brooklyn, \. y March e-The
New York and New Jersey divisions
OF the Century Road club of America
win hold a series Of home trainer
cycle races In connection with their
annual ball in Scawaben hall tonight.
II is expected thai all the local and
outof town amateur stars will com
pete, including those Of the National
Athletic club, Tiger Wheelmen, the
Edgecombe team, rha Parkway Ath.
letic club, the Century Road Club as
sociation and many other cycle clubs.
Joseph r HalliEan and Ben Hlll,
both Of Newark. and two OF New
Jerseys crack spr.D,ers. will repre-.
sent the New jersey state division,
while Harry Bennett and Herman
Lind will represcn. the New York
division.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
CHILD SEVERELY BURNED
BY PLAYING WITH MATCHES
WOUNDS NOT THOUGHT FATAL
CHILD RESTING EASY TODAY.

One of the most 10 be regretted ac.
cidents in the annals of the city Oc-
CURED yesterday in The afternoon at
The home OF Mr. and Mrs.,J. r. Cobb,
$50 North Eighth street. Their little
2-year old child was playing in room
adjoining where its mother was work
ing, and in some manner unknown TO
the parents. got hold Of a box OF
matches The little ones dress caught
fire. and before the mother, who was
attracted by the ba5y's screams,
could extinguish the flames, its stom-
ach, breast and chin was severely
but not thought fatally burned.
The physician summoned applied
soothing balsams TO the wounds, and
this afternoon the child was resting
easy.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WILL MEET MARCH 10

A meeting of the county commits
siOners of Bernalillo county has been
called by Chairman Alfred Grunsfeld
for Saturday morning, March 10th, At
10 o'clock Important business will
come before the commissioners hRt
this meeting among the things to De
discussed being the question OF b.
pairs for the Corralles bridge and
that they may be in the best OF con
diuon prior to the regular spring fse
OF the waters In the Rio Grande,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
ARRESTED MINERS
STILL At. BOISE
Probably Be Taken to Cald.
we'll This Afternoon in
Special Train
MISS ANTHONY MUCH WORSE
Court in Texas Declares Dealing
in Futures to be Mere
Gambling.

Caldwell, Idaho, March Sowing
to misunderstanding between Sheriff
Nichols and Warden J. NJ. whitney,
the prisoners under Indictment in
connection with the assassination of
former Governor Steunenberg, were
not brought here this morning, for
arraignment. 1t Is stated that a
special train this afternoon will bring
Meyer, Haywood and Pettlbone, but
Orchard will be arraigned later. The
grand jury win remain in session here
until the validity of the indictments
is passed upon by the courts. 1t is
stated that after reading the indict-
ments the counsel representing the
accused members of the Western
Federation, will ask time to move for
a quashing of the Indictments before
the defendants enter pleas.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
DEDICATE MONUMENT.

NIU|-|ITE, MISS" March b--GOyer-
nor MgLaue and staff and a large
number e civil war veterans from
New Hampshire arrived here this
morning and viii this afternoon dedi.
Gao the New Hampshire battle mon.
umeuf fa tHe National Military park.
The memorial consists of a marble
shaft of heroic proportions and{ is
located near Grants headquarters.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the dedication ceremony.
on March "a Governor Pennypacker
of Pennsylvania will dedicate the
PENNSYLVANIA battle monument.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
SOME DEEDS OF
VIOLENT NATURE
Fireman on Steamer in the
Brooklyn Docks Killed
in Mutiny
WOMAN IN SEINE FROM OHIO
Masked Men Entered Bank Near
Spokane, Wreckins Building.
Secured $1,000.

New York, March S.--A mutiny in
which one life was lost occurred to-
day on board the steamer Massachu-
sets, which was lying at a dock in
Brooklyn. James Slocum, a fireman,
was killed during a revolver battle on
the steamers decks, in which the
vessels tiremen were ranged on one
side and opposing them were the of
ticers of the ship and members of the
crew. The mutiny had been brewing
since the steamer left Cardiff, Febru-
airy 5. the firemen complaining of
fcod. The crew, however, sided with
the officers. 1t came to a head this
morning, after some of the tiremen
had spent the night ashore.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
LIFE INSURANCE HEADS
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

New York, March S.-Three indict-
ments against the officers of the Mu
tual Reserve Life Insurance company
We're handed down by the grand jury
today. Those indicted are Frederick
A. Burnham, president; George d
Eldridge, first vice president, and
George Burnham, Jr., second vice
president.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-08
TEN REMOVALS MADE
FROM POLICE FORCE.

st. Louis, Mo-, March S.-Two ser
geants and eight patrolmen were to.
day suspended from the police de.
partment by Acting Chief of Police
Gillespie. pending charges of grating,
it is said, which will formally be pre-.
ferred against them before the police
board. The men were until recently
on duty in the central district, where
the grand jury is making an investiga
ton into charges of grating.