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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
TUCSON FEARS THE
MOSQUITO THIS GUNNER

From present ndigaii1ua che mos
quito VIII have a hard existence 10
Tucson thls summer. says the Jft2en.
the able address Of DR. Mark A Rodg.
eFa ai ihe Congregational church last
week Ia which he pointed out the dan.
gers az wen as the annOyhnces from
the punyl pest. has awakened people
and many wilt adopt the remedies
which nr Rodgers named IN his adj
dress. a. tacy nfo very simple ana
cheap
Mosquitoes are fond of stangnani
water n ls this fondncss which viii
lead o. the determination of the mos
quito if the remedies are applied
The remedy a nothing more than
@ little kerosene Kerosene and mos
uulioca 40 NOT mix. M fact when tnt
mosquitoes come in contact with kero
sene they give one last gasp and ihor
siyc up me- ghost and are a nuisance
no longer.
ne cncctuaiiy rld a home and sur
ronndings of mosquitoes "a tcncupiu
0f kerosene should be- placed ln wa
icr closets, in coespools, in basins
bathiuhs and kindred places Ia ad
dition To- being an annoyance, the mos
quito ID a real danger as q rs % CARRIE
/ ul malaria.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
AMERICANS ARE The
GREATEST GLOBE TRoTTERs

n is stated that the mob of Amcri-
can Tourists nbruad On expected 40
show ~ per cent Increase thla year
over last. There ~ a class of persons
Ia our population who are never az
rest Thes iiii To the south est then
% lho nurlhward, then they take a
trip io the west. only % turn upon
their stops and go eastward. The
spot hey consider home knows and
soess them least. AZ 20 Europe they
swarm over there in great mass,
The afeamghipa sall out OF port hlled
with Americans seeking pleasure Te
sorts abroad. Steamer after steamer
larger and faster than their prodecoH-
aors. have been added 40 the lines but
the passenger lists are always nll.
and lie siaiero1ms are scarcely ever
empty. Eleven thousand emigrants
landed ln New York n one dag last
week They came over aoa, hreaklng
nll home ties. and came here Oh start
/ new homes But the tourists start
I hnmoa nowhere. thoy go over the sea
| iust io stare no other people or land.
soapes or buildings They feel mo-
/ Interest iu tho lands they Viaii and
none Iu the land they leave
Tho thcaior managers have pflcked
np ihoir ears az the iidinaa OF Nine
Sarah RTnhardts experience with
ioma have come 90 town Instead Of
being driven ont of business by the
TRUSTS churilsh aCt ID refusing ncl
any theater in the south she's right
! Ing t 50 % spoak. having done the
largest business of her career and
in what are considered poor places iol
big hoaaea in the theatrical circles
She haH made a discovery not onii
FOR horHclf hut Tor an the profession
Thai discovery ls, shat 90 have a hOuai
that a house cannot hold. an actor hal
40 socure a tent, that a good perform
ancn ho given in "a cent. ard % ni
audience that couldn't gol within Sigh
lof "a Jhceier door; that he drawinl
power of a tent u iar superior 90 ina
of @ heater and thai tent can draw
audiences that couldn't get POSSIBLY
. / within wallis These are important
discoveries 10 have made Tor tn'
Theatrical nruics6i0n a trust canu0
/ possibly nfo.emp az the dc1Irahh
stands Cor a tent. and IL the play doe
. NOT draw in one locality g can cHfill
hn Shifted 90 another place Whnfl
thoainra afo More plentiful. and bette
+ uaif0naen awaits che performance Ihi
lfr0uDa rs more independent ana Their
n q snlca 0f romance. which addel
to tho romance of me play brings ihl
ideal pau 90 60 d high level. TIT
enormous sum taken ln ~ Mmc. Bern
hardt awnkons she envy of az actors
'Nul none o. ghcm wish 90 deny z z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
los ANGELES MAN SUES
Far DIVORCE IN silver CITY.

Tho I.oa Angeles Examiner saysi
Deputy city Prosecuting Attorney
Eddie has received word that nr w
81 Parker. the LOS Angeles dentist.
who deserted hia vile. dispcslng Of
their home ai sawtollo while she
had been sent 10 visit sister AZ
spadra. has applied Tor a divorce ~
Silver City New Mexico. Also ihai
the court there has appointed an nt-
i0gncy % represent TIE woman. Aa
she d ln destitute clreums 'nncca. and
necessarily hubble Co emplny counsel
$40 Eddlo Intends 40 watch tno pro-
ceedlnRa carefully a peculiarly 81
tho New Mexico law 81 thai eithel
che wife or husband ln D divorce pro-
ceeding must have been resident q
the territory Cor a year prior tu hl
institution Mr. Eddie says that 4
Parker aWcaTa 40 ihai provision hi
win commit perjury and could ln ihal
Instance be brought back to los An
Relea. Mw Parker y noN win hel
Raier in Hnadfa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
ONE ARGUMENT AGAINST
REFORM SPELLING MOVEMENT,

Mr.. Carnoelo's latest society, which
wants 90 tinker with the spelling of
the language. needs 90 be checked m
order that the delight Afforded % the
eye IN me printed page Of the English
spelling as o. appears on the printed
page mas not be- oxtingulshod, Under
the work OF the CRnny Scot the types
that. at present make the look of the
English language superior 60 that ol
any other. Will s2on be- transformed
into -landish and gr0tcaque forms.
almost AZ disgracoiuf % vision as the
Russian or Indian or Chinese types
that distract and distress the eye IN
search Of pleasing reading A line ~
English az she ls written today means
.aad suggcrta business. The WORDS 20
right along and DO their work while
tho new style Ononds the eye at every
word Ono can take no pleasure in The
absurd looking characters ga twisted
iuxlaposiiipp, aud the letters looking af
M they were NOT acquainted with each
other and never would Del let ma De
allowed 90 keep our trim. ymeirical
pleasing AND altogether satisfactory
printed page. without distorted words
framed Oi letters that seemingly have
uu relation 90 each oiher That any
body can learn 20 spell the ahomiu
able words nficr they have hcer
squeezed into distorted substitutes fol
words that W. an are familiar with
N ridiculous. 81 Carnegie we're io "a
the rounds Of his libraries and learn
new mlspcllod word in each 0ne 1I
them, he would forget % his fast n
hrary the word ho learned IN tho nrsl
one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
WHAT SHALL DC DONE
WITH DRY ToHTUGAN

washington. b, g.. April 7-TH
washington. ~. a.. April 9TH
naval coallnr station Wiii NOT he mad
without opposition. although SecrmHi
nnnannrfo ia somewhat in fhf0r
the transfer 90 tho reservation 90 N
treasury department hy which ilI
place 90 desired for quarantine ~
poses The secretary holds that ihoI
should hc some consideration iu M
transfer and that the navy dcparimel
should DO compensated for some
The Outlay 90 the place. which I'D
amounted % 100000. Tho naval VI
eral board has urged that the Do
property al Dry Toriugas BE- Tan
iorrcd 10 Guantanamo The wladol
of abandoning the coallnE ple-t AZ II
former place ~ much questioned
semo quarters Notwithstanding n
point made by the general board ihl
q - difficult and costly % f0rtiiy, ai
would much grove a monaco lu "A
government Ri time OF war By lnyiff
the enemy 90 attack and obtain II
supply Of coal kept az ihe station. q
me other hand ii II maintained that
iH necessary 90 keep 8 coaliag staii'
az the entrance ~ che suit and th
th0fe should be- liberal expenditure
government funds Ga establishing n
defonccd. which VIII have 10 81 nul
az Guantanamo, n that place % Cd
verified into q base and supply siaiil
and dock yard The fight IA hecCmii
interesting and q, le likely thar boi0
there is q decision naval officers vi
are ln favor 10 keeping Dry ToriuE
win Dc heard on thpt side Ut the cue
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
They Suffer More by
Crime Charges Than
Do Tramps.
AGAINST REFORM SPELLING
Mob Of American Tourists.
Horse Cars itill In
New York City.

New York. n. ~. April s--Tho pub.
Doe has been very much Interested On
the ircs'ment by ar Jerome Of the
insurance mon whom ne iiaWliug
Derviahes Of the Dress have been De.
mandlng DO sent TO prison or SCI 30
work on Biackwclla Island. Equality
before the iao d what they are an
Shouting. hut how can there be equal
iiy before the lawf 10 catch a tramp.
and convict hlm ~ theft. and send
him 10 prison lnnicia buf little pun.
lsnmcnt upon Dim. Re ends delight
IN % Ia some respect, for be has, now
that he "a in qnod, a roof over hla
head. With good food and he So safe
from alarms. for the walls of stone are
thick and strong. He ~ not kept
awake hy panga OF conscience. nor
does be- Worry about what the public
thinks about him. Indeed be knows
that the public lent giving him q
ihOuFhi--he'a too obscure But take
the rich man. On the mcreat gus-
niclon OF wrong doing. which may
never be established. be- becomes n
0ariuE picture before The public ai
onco and continues such Tor months
and months. while the newspapers are
/ trying him and C1nYiciing him 10 their
own eafisfncilun m we may Judge
/ from the effect on many during the
past few months, whom this treatment
has brought TO utter prosiration, with
health ruined, we must suppose that
these men are IN hell from tho very
/ drsf moment they are accused. and
continue In the Inferno from then un'
iil they Die. lf the law clears them
their regulations are blackened any
way. N convicted and sent To pfiaon
what 90 the tramp Is luxury, IS go them
cxcmclatins torture. There ~ no
equeiylty 90 punishment nj ali In tne
two classes OF cases. The point that
Mr. Jerome seeks 20 impress upon th,
court and the public is that u rs q
much more serious matter 20 accus,
a man OF standing and pr1minenc'
than q is an ordinary knavc And "a
\ me matter OF calling the paylur Ol
political contributions larceny Mr.
Jerome evidently thinks o. is absurd "a
/ thus designate what has ncgn done lol
years without question By men o
character for years without ans
thought of offence ii looks Too muCl
like hlackeniug peoples reputation %
tcchnicauilCs Nobody can think iol
D moment that George W. perkln'
ih0uahl be- was committing larceny
when be- handed over money Of th'
New York Life Insurance company q
a representative n q political party
a contrasting pitcuro was presontei
ln court al iha very moment thai Mr
/ Perkins was arrested. A boy 0i thir
teen was sent 90 n correctional inail
tuition for three years for stealing
cent Hut the stealing or that cen
showed that the boy possessed ih'
very Qulntesso1ce Of the spirit %
theft that be almost sirangled a litill
girl % get her penny away from he
because he wanted 20 steal " Sic wai
a thief. thoroughly impregnatcd Will
dishonesty and when no was bslnI
taken away for punishment he turnel
and laughed. Theft Is theft IN tncrl
any relationship between thai boy
forclhlo taking Of that penny aud Per
klns bestowed OF q contribution on
political partyG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
HOTEL MEN COMPLAIN
or SUICIDE PATRONS

The hotel men are praying iof some
escape FOR their haaiolrlea from the
suicide nuisance. The landlord hires
oui his CONS 30 those that clme and
when a suicide comes and delivers he
corpse. swing the room gruoaomc az
paafance and soaring the servant
girls. the landlord wants 90 know Of
himself why he has been distinguish.
"a from be fellows for such an So.
Fiction as that A corpse Il not On
agreeable ohicoi under the best a
circumstances, but when the dead body
ls that % a suicide % Is felt Ga he an
lniiciion unon ordinary rights. WnY
don't iho suicide select n place pa
shuttle Of ihiE mortal coal I'M which ht
can iiacommodo nobody? u would
sCom thei ho suicide would seek %
make bic exit from the world 81 litiie
objectionable az possible hut iAlis can
hardly be- expected. for The suicide "a
essentially selfish, and it ia but a
slight matter I'M hla mind 90 expect
other people 20 take care OF his bods
after ne has tired Of 81 himself.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
NAVY AUTHORITIES Will
KEEP BUSY BROOKLYN YARD

New YORK. April 9-rhc navy dc
parimoni has decided Co send the am
oroG cruisers OF the Atlantic fleet 3.
she navy yard NJ brooklyn, ln accord
ance with the recommendations nl nd
board ui construction. The nrgi q
those vessels viii appear here for o..
oycrhaulins about tho end of thI
month and the others VIII reach th
yard 20 intervals Of two week Th
orders are that work on each ahi
shall be limited to what may be don
in thirty days. me idea being TO har
not moro than two OF me cruisers :
nrO0klgu al the same time. Oihc
ships of The Feet WIN appear period
oally af Brooklyn and VIII be- ducko
and repaired in some cases and mere
ly generally uYcrhauied in others, wit
view 90 moro extensive repairs I
lhe fall The exhaustion OF the fun
ior care and preservation under %
construction and enginoerlns hareau
had lig eject on The volume Of yof
which rs PLANNED Tor the nron3S
yard. hni the bulk of repair work On
most of thG docking win necoaRafll
bO done here. although some viii d
iono ai Norfolk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

condition of TIE British inland water.
ways generally has been lhe subject
II agitation lnf many years and aa
lNNa ago az 1898 3 lelnt parliamentary
committee was appointed which re-.
corded an emphatic onlnien as 10 tho
necessity oi sweeping improvements
N iho system of waterways once the
admiration of other nations, was io
bear lfs proper share iu the work Qf
internal transport More recently She
fn'intun has been renewed and ios.
tered By certain chawDore NJ com.
mcrce and last year The association OF
chambers adopted q resolution iu iaf-
or of placing the canals in the hands
ei 4 public trust hii with ihai ol.
feet was then introduced. bot aunered
The fate ci Withdrawal upon o. toch'
nIcal failure io comply with 6iundiue
orders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
United Kingdom WILCOX
S!ter It's Internal
Water Ways.
DEBATING DRY TORTuGAs
Navy Anxious TO Give Gems,
tant Work to Brooklyn
Navy Yard.

Rotterdam. April a4rho New hml
siordam the latest addition 20 ihs
iieet OF the Fiolland.Amoricnn ilno
started Saturday on lis maiden trli
TO New York. 10 honor OF iha
event the ships Ia she hafbor ass
played flags and when the great iine|
passed out OF tho harb0r the whistle.
and SIRENS OF che crafi IN the harhol
gave n pariing salute. The liner car
ried q CON cargo 0f passengers and
freight for Nov York and expects n
return from New York 90 Rotterdam
on April g1
Tho New Amsterdam "a not an ocOai
Eyer iis speed does not excccu sal
teen knots. which Is rather slow for al
Atlantic liner Il On built more FOL
safety end comfort ihan Tor speed
The steamer has q length OF Cis icpt|
beam. 6sM feet. depth fs feet 4
measures 1880 gross register tA,nl
with u displacement OF $4,000 tom
Like the other steamers Of the 1901
land.Amerlcen line it be- constructed a
steel, pfov.asd with bilgo kcels nnl
has two separate sets of unadfunic al
pansion engines Of 10000 horHop0Wea
each set working Independently OF th'
other. and each being capable Of r1d
ming the steamer across the Atlantil
without lhe least dimculiy.
-Four powerful dynamoa furnish thl
steamer with electric light "A oOual
bottom extends over the entire lungt
OF the ship. Twelve bulkhoads extehI
20 the upper deck. dividing ,ho shiI
into thirteen Watufiight compartment
aud a Watortlght bulkhcad divides th|
boiler room into two different CON.
parimenta, thus giving she steamo
two entirely separate sets ~ boiler.
Five decks are SCI apart for th
accommodation OF passengers Il
first cabin statorooma. accommodating
400 passengers. are situated on m
upper deck. saloon deck and hrid0
deck These rooms are rcmafkE4,
spacious. well ventilated and aoc1
mediate two or three passengers eacI
Tho main saloon is a large and mad
ninclpnily furnished room. large, hRll
and we'll ventilated Ono OF the novI
features Boz enc ladies' tea room. uhio
ia decorated and furnished ln Japa1
csc style. The second cabin stat.
rooms accommodate 300 pae8enEel
ana are situated on lhc upper dec.
afi Of the nrsi cabin aiatorouma. ni'
are hniehcd in the sans style
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14


Visitors io this cry, especially those
frOla rural regions. are surprised %
see horse.cars going % and fro on
regular routes az travel. and they find
much amusement in tho fact that a
city 40 large az this stiil elings 90 ths
ahsplete vehicle. Then are many lines
on which old-faahioned horse cars are
used and they supply q need that 4
has 80 far been found impossible "a
supply On any other way, aE trnlleys
could not be introduced IA their stead
at once. Two 0f the largest lines IN
the city. extending from one end 81 4
to the other, are run with horse cars
The state railroad commission Is con-
sldorlng the maftor on complaint Of
citizens. nui a ride on an old'iaahioneo
horse car is the most comfortable one
d man can nnd Ia lhe city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
HOW VAUDEVILLE MANAGER
cGLlDHATEa ANNIVERSARY

New York. ~ ~ April N.mf r.
Proctor Is celebrating the twenty NTH
anniversary OF his activity as yaude-
Vile manager ln honor OF me uvcnt
d. has arranged a gala week on his
Hnh Avenue theaicr There viii be-
a daily change oi program and tho
hfsi vaudeville artists in America
have boon engaged lbi ihle occasion.
The stock company, Including Amelia
Bingham a. Ia. Van Buren,. James
Young and d score uf other favlrlies.
VIII giye now play each day and
half q dozen stars of the variety stage
VIII contribute spoclaitlca. Among
tie latter wlil be- Yyoiio Gulibort.
Fred Walton. Grace Van siuddiiord,
Vcsia Victoria and Henri 90 Nrien.
The gala week begins today with "li
! Wero king. why Henri do A-rles iu
"a Case OF Arson MS a curtain scissor.
Other plays 90 BE- produced arc "Ihe
Prisoner ol Ipnda" Mrs JACK, Ru'
pert NJ nenlzan" and "Inc little
Princess" with Mabel raliaicrro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14
SANTA re TO hn8oRH
ENID AND GULF liNT

ON April no the Atchiaon. Topeka
Santa ne Win lnko over and operal
a. pari 0l the Panhandle divlanf
tho Donyof. Epid & Cult road, extend
ms from Guthrie, Okla. northwest g
Mld. ana thoueo TO KluWa, on an
ksnsas line. 8 distance of flD miles
Tho rails win be- laid into Kiowa ihl
week Barber county voted b0nas {
the old company FOR che extension q
me road thwush Medicine Lodge. G
the nOnh line of the county. and
~ believed that the ei,nia Foa inter
ti0n 20 build on 30 a junction with ih
hfanch running from hqcklin Co nodt
city, viii bo realized
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

London, April D. King Edward has
appointed a royal commission headed
by Lord 6huiileW0rfh 90 Inquire into
iho canals and Inland navigation Of
the United kingdom. 20 report what
changes Gre desirable in their oNlop
sion aud control The total length 81
British canals acc1rdinE 90 the laa'
official report ls less than 1000 miles
of which aggregate considerably Qvel
a fourth is owned ur controlled bl
railway companies Tho neglected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-14

Division Superintendent 81 J 0iO-
son was in from WinalOw yesterday
90 spend SUNDAY with hla family
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-16
Weisskind's Death

Jacob Weisskind, who was assaulted
by a mob on December 25th for work
ing on Christ's birthday, died at the
County hospital at 1925 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, from the wounds
which he had received at the hands OF
the rufians.
Though Weisskind seemed to be re-
covering rapidly after an operation
trephining his skull which his assailants
had crushed, blood poisoning set IN
about the wound few days ago, caus-
ing his death. An attempt was made
this morning to take Weisskind's dying
statement of the assault, but he was too
weak to talk.
Philip Lind and Philip Kaiser, who
led the assault on him, are now in the
county Jail, and information charging
them with murder will be filed with the
district attorneys office. Kaiser and
Lind were released from jail few days
ago under $4,000 bon deach, but 1t was
thought advisable to incarcerate them
again when Weisskind's condition grew
serious.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-16
B'nai Birth Notes

At the annual memorial services,
held at the lodge room, last Sunday
morning, one Of the largest attendances
of the year was noted. After a very
beautiful musical number, rendered by
Messrs. j. LANCER and j. Shwayder,
Rev. w. S. Friedman delivered very
eloquent and impressive memorial ad
dress, which was a masterpiece, and
touched the hearts of everyone present.
The name of each of the departed men,
bers, four in number, were then read
and the Kaddish prayer given for each.
The building committee are meeting
with great deal of encouragement
from the members, and if this enthusl-
asm continues, the building will have Il
start very shortly. All members who
have subscribed or desire to contribute
to the fund, are asked to send in their
check to the secretary at once, and not
wait until the committee calls on them.
At the next meeting on February
25th. several new members will be lnl-
tiated, and large attendance is ex
pected Remember that the meetings
begin at 10 a. IN. promptly, and if all
members will come early, the meeting
will be over at the noon hour
The members who have been on the
sick list, are all progressing nicely, and
Mr.. j. Rapf, who was operated on for
appendicitis, is getting along as nicely
as expected under the circumstances.
The entertainment committee have
decided to do away with the dance for
the month of March, and will give a
big entertainment on the celebration OF
the 34th anniversary Of the lodge, early
in April.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-16

Weisskind leaves wife and two chill
dren. The family was in desperate cir
cumstances until assisted by the Jewish
Relief Society and the Jewish Ladies
Aid Society, which gave a ball, realiz-
ing almost 5000, which was spent in re-
lieving the unfortunate family.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-16
CENT-A-MILE RATE TO MEXICO.

From February 18th to April 7th the
Colorado & Southern Railway will sell
one-way tickets from Denver at $29.1O,
from Colorado Springs and Pueblo at
$26.6O, and from Trinidad at $24.O0 to
all points on the Mexican Central rail
way north of and including the city of
Mexico, and to all points on the National
Lines of Mexico between Eagle Pass,
Laredo, Torreon, and Mexico City.
These rates are on practically a cent-a-
mile basis and afford splendid oppor-
t,lnity to visit the Sister Republic at
small expense. Write for particulars.
II. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
Herr Siegmund Brody, member of the
Hungarian House Of Magnates, whose
death we recorded last week, has be-
queathed $4,000 kronen for philan-
thropic purposes; 100000 kronen is to
be applied to the erection of a wing for
women at the Jewish hospital, and $780,
600 kronen is to go to the Adele Brody
hospital.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-16
Sunday Evening, Feb. 251h
At East Turner Hall

Arapahoe, between 21st and 22d streets.
Under the auspices of Queen City Lodge 113,
o. B. A. Tickets 35c, soc and 75c.
To be gotten at the door, and at A. Miller
1920 Iarimer; also at 1925 Larimer street
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-16
The Great YiddiSh Tragedy
BABYLONIAN
EXILE

Will be given on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-27
C0RTELY0U TO QUIT JOB
AS PARTY CHAIRMAN
Will Retire from the National Commit
tee Before Cabinet
Change.

Washington. Oct 27.-POsjmaster
General George b. COrtelyou will re
tire from the Craftsmanship OF the To
publican national committee before he
becomes secretary OF the treasury in
succession to Secretary Shaw. This
statement was made on excellent au-
thority. 1t has been generally under
stood that Secretary Shaw would re-
tire from the treasury March / next
but an inUimation was given that he
might sever his connection with the
between Jan. ] and the
date mentioned Harry s New, the
vice chairman of the republican ma
tional committee will ii is expected
assume the duties of chairman when
Mr.. Cortelyou retires