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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
MAJOR HIGGINS0N'S GIFT.

Presents Fountain to Radcliffe I'm Memory
OF Josephine Shaw Lowell.
BOSTON, June le.-Major Henry Lee
Higginson, has given to Radcliffe College
q fountain in memory Of Josephine Sha
Lowell. the wife of Brig Gen. Charles
Russell Lowell, Major Higginson went
to the college yesterday afternoon. and
in the auditorium Of Agassiz House spoke
to the students.
The fountain ID Of simple design, in
goblet shape, on a granite pedestal. 1t
wa procured by Major Higginson In Venice.
Just below the rim is cut the inscription:
in happy memory Of Josephine Shaw
The fountain 10 located In the oolleRe
campus, near Fay House, under an apple
txea an oak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17

DR.. Webster was @ man of science and
was one Of the few men who have become
college presidents In this country through
scientific attachments rather han through
scholarship in the humanities. His spe-
ialty was natural history. He was born In
Clayville, Oneida county, IN 1S41 and en-
tered Union College in 1859. He left college
to enter the Union army and served four
years in the civil war. Returning to college,
he was graduated at Union In 1868 and was
appointed to the chair Of natural history.
To fit himself for the work he took a course
In the New York University and obtained
the degree Of M. D. He made many notable
collections Of natural history in summer
work and in his spare moments at Union
taught Latin and philosophy, as well as
nearly every. branch Of natural history.
In 1883 Rochester University called him to
the chair Of mental science, which he held
for five years. He was then chosen presi-
dent Of Union, and resigned the office In
1893, solely because Of Ill health. During
his presidency Of Union the number OF
students was more than doubled. He was
the author Of many articles and pamphlets
on scientific topics and was a member Of
many scientific bodies. His successor as
the head Of Union College was the Rev.
DR.. A. V. V. Raymond, the present presi-
dent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
LONG CRUISE OF A BEER BOTTLE

Finds the Coast OF Norway After Being Put
Overheard Outside h Harbor.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia beer bottle
which hoated from a point a few hundred
miles east Of New York city to an island of
the northwest coast Of Norway has just
been picked up.
Ed. Braoken<naahis-0onh Il 1-1rachan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
Lord 81 Taybr
Silk DEPARTMENT

IsIai bv Ms@Ay
cOtOReD TAFPBTA sItk, 5000 yaeds, N street sd
evtalaa skssss, l%aetWdlaa white, Ivory sad 9He yA
CgeamL VAIHe Te, ~ .t,o,,ta,'''
A aMsa M n IMPORTED sLAcK TAFFrTA A fAot
ouaAiy stlabte quality UHHsusI vsue y Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
DIR. III. e. WEBSTER DEAD.

The Former President OF Union College
Passes Away at Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, June 18.-Dr, Harrison E.
Webster, president OF Union College from
1888 till 1898, died at his home in this city
to-day, aged 65 years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
DreU CoaN Sproab

'Huadfsds Of Rsmasan IN many varieties ~ Light weight
Wool Goods, snk snd Wool Fabrics, vclssl nollenre'
Crpss, Mixed sulilnp q, sstsss, Panams clo.hs, Plslds, Chses'
Colop Slack, and vslvetssns. Lengths ~ yds to
Syds., double Widsh, Exceptional vaiass a. ., 30e yd
Sheer Write Ground Embroidered Dress Linens, Canvas,
Fancy Dress sultines, Linen Checked voiies, All White
Fancy Examines and many other wsavss, In various lengths
sufficient for waists, skirts OF suits. To close 7Se va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17
WAS Mss KING HUGGEDe
sgs stYs ~ mr. gF1vfIgtG
IlsefI atfs VIG

ne Isstssse whgeh n N ~ Investigated
~ fAs niaseeshf PsgN sehsgi Hsase
NersFfed laaf sep1eHvlvef ~ isseii
Aeg,tgs l0e Oyee taif nsWNsf f9gls"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
KETNER HAS ITS
USUAL TRAGEDY
BUTCHER HELPER SHOOTS MA.
TIVE LUMBER JACK IN HAND
IN JONES' SALOON.

Tho logging camp OF Ketnor has
come forward again with its usual
periodical tragedy A couple OF weeks
ago a man By the name of Slocum
was beaten go death with slx-
shooter by a native bartender. This
time q native BY the hame OF Chaves.
la lumber Jack In tho employ OF the
American Lumber company, was shot
In the hand by IL ID George. who was
working for the butcher supplying
meat for the lumber camps.
According 90 Deputy Sheriff JOso
Padllla who was In the city last
night, with George. on route 20 Los
Lunaa, 90 place tho prisoner ln the
Valencia county jail, the shooting
took place on Saturday night. in the
saloon OF Charles Jones. The men
nad been drinking and were playing
cards ChnYca had Knocked some
chips on the floor, and az ho reached
% get them, George let go his six
shooter. Whether Intentional or not,
tho bullet struck Chavos in che hand.
but the wound was not considered
serious enough that the wounded man
should be- brought hero Tor a surgical
operation
Padilla continued on 20 Los Lunaf
last night. with his prisoner, where
be- will be held until the shooting can
Doe Investigated by the grand jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

viii mako you remembered "oTer
afterwards" Keep yourselves clean
mentally. morally and physically.
raise your ideals, spend your spare
time Do acquiring culture. aim at be-
ing the equals OF your women Look
into the matter OF chlyalFy. % is more
than taking on your hat IN an eloya'
tor because q pretty glrl gets IN. And
la a few years our Girls viii not 30
eontlemon.hunting ia forelgnparts. for
they have common sense, these giris
of ours. even " they DO want the best.
We are told that many advanced
souls are waillng on the threshold IN
lifo for fae proper incarnaiiona They
have been SO wise Ia the past that ~
% not possible for them to accept tho
average parents; see 70 O., Oh, my
brethren. that these great souls lnd
habitat
let us make On American arisiot-
racy-one that even the socialist can.
not object 20. for it will be- open to
OH 10 viii need no king % confer
o. titles. Let us exact OF ourselves
every quality that any lord, duke or
prince could possibly have. Let ua
adopt for our notices, "Nohloaac
obllgc." And then our princessos viii
not 60 abroad for husbands-thoy VIII
fnd the best at home.
N. +. sTEMPEL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
.ASSESSORSHIP SQUABBLe
IN SANTA FE COUNTY
WRIT or HARDAmUs PREPARED
TO EJEcT TEE APPolNrEE or
COMMISSIONER.

The situation IN the assessors Office
lnat Saturday was interesting al 90
O'Clock. saturday forenoon. The board
OF county commissioner az Santa Fo
county C0uYelcd. Chairman Arthur
8eligman presiding. and Commission
GO Jose lncz Roy bal of tho third disc
irlCt ia attendance.
Edward Andrews. who Was appoint
ga assessor by the board Friday, 30
nll the vacancy caused hy the removal
OF kuaataci0 Gonzales. presented bis
bond in the sum OF $1,000 Signed by
A. y. Ronohan and leo Hersch pre-.
paraiOry % assuming charge of the
0iico 20 which be- was appointed
Declares Appointment invalid
Distrlc, Attorney Abbott. who was
present, informed the buard that Che
appointment madv hy o. was not valid.
he presented the commission Gf
Glenvllle a. Collins. ahn was APP
pointed By Governor haEurman % BIZ
assessor ~ Santa DO county, and also
O receipt from a security company ior
a bond fDr M Collins The laiiorg
oath of Once wae also presented By
District AiiomeF Abbuii and ihe at-
toufiOn of the beard was called 90
the fact that The receipt i1r Che bond
from the security company was ap-
proved hy 1rdEe John q. Mcfle
The board declined to recognise Mr.
Collins % Assessor, bot Ga recognize
600 Own appolnteo. 81 Andrews. The
laiter having had charge OF ihe books
end pagers and pafnpneinaiia Of ihe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
DOES NOT THINK
All HOPE IS GONE
ATTORNEY LLEwELLYN STATES
THAT HE THINKS THERE 70
STILL a cHANcE-NoW FAVoRs
siNoLE STATEHOOD.

tsaturtny, Fehrusry i0.l
Gloomy indeed. was the outlook for
statehood yesterday aftcrnOon; more
gloomy were the faces OF the support
era OF iolniure who stopped 20 read
The Evening Citizens posted bulletins
displayed curing yesterday afternoon,
which announced that che fp.Rkor
amendment had carried BY a majority
OF thirteon--unlucky number
However, several prominent iointur.
lsts Il the territory. refuse 20 believe
that yesterdays action means the de.
feat OF the bill United States Atior
neg Llewollyn, who was IN Alhuquef
cue FOR a short time last evening. en
route a. bis home 10 Las Cruces. from
Santa Re, IN speaking Of The matter
said;
"Tho statehood light On this con
grosa o. not over yet. nor by any
means. As the BIN now stands, .
g In hardly be- passed by the house an
lJss Cannon rctirus from tho stand he
has taken. which as very unlikely, but
you must remember that Oklahoma
and Indian Territory are stronb favor
ties. and that their fortunes are link
"a 20 ours. Ia this matter. A telegram
was sent 20 Washington yesterday by
a number OF Joint statehoodltes, wher
the news was received at Santa Re
rcqueaildg the senate 20 admit New
Mexico alone We would rather have
Joint statehood, but anything Is pref
cradle 90 the present state Of anairs
III Speaker Cannon Will not re-
trench. and the conference committee
fails 20 reach an agreement, aa thel
probably will. q simply means No
statehood for 40. Arizona OF Okla
homa."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

once a. deputy assessor. continued
his possession of the once.
petitlen Prepared.
Saturday afternoon, District AZ.
.tornoy n g. Abbott prepared an ap-
plicaiion for n petition Tor n writ oi
mandnmus 20 Judge John R McFio.
which writ o. 90 direct Edward AM
.drowa 20 turn over the books papers
and paraphornal.n OF the once of as
SCISSOR OF 9nuia Fc county % Glen
willie a. Coilias the appolntoo by
Governor Hagorman.
The situation VIII clear shortly, a.
t l1 a we'll established rule IN this
territory that the commission OF the
governor BE- prlma- faclo evidence shat
the holder thereof is entitled 10 the
possession of iho once 90 which be
has been appointed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
BAD MlXUP WITH
COMPLICATIONS
Sunday Row Where the limo
cent suffered and lhe
Guilty Escaped.
JUDGE FOUsOHARO NUT TO CRACK


A general row took place yesterday
morning in the roar of Graham nrolh-
era saloon. a native. Refasia Afalun
hy name, was az Innocent participant
in the array and ho was tho TARGET for
several lunches ~ ives handpd out
By heaven only knows who. Antonio
Armiio. who knew nothing about the
scrap. was arrested aud accused ~ b.
Ing one Who look n punch at Araion
and did not miss The mark G. n. koi.
icy. a brakeman on tho Santa De. was
arrested too. and it developed that be-
landed nh moet every one bat tha
complainant. aud last hut not least. n
companion of Koiloy'a who q "a claim
81. landed the knock nut blow was
the one who succeeded IN making hts
escape
Such was the complicated. puEzilng
and aFgrayating condition which
judge Crawford was called upon b.
disseminate this morning IN police
court atra'ghtcn out amlcahlY and
dispense Justice
Thls o. hos q painted oul Araion
tried 90 explain through a hadly bat.
tered mug that some one hinged Ar.
milo who On turn landed upon him. Ha
thought again ana concluded that q
might have been AFmii0 and maybe
some ono elao Tor che bunch OF knuck.
lea ihat bic face colllded with pro.
6ucod aundry stars and other ryro-
technics which lot hla memory ia OK
ceodingly bad shape. From another
witness IL appears that a native. oSher
than Arai0n, was asked 90 purchase q
bottle OF Whiaky. The native declined
and ln wordy controversy which
Cnsuod called Kelley a name which
was resented and made "a move 90
throw on bic coat when Araion came
out of n side shed with a slab 90 wood
in hts hand headed for the inside Of "a
saloon where he works. When tho
companion saw Aralnn 80 armed. he
concluded that The native was EoiuE
90 "butt An" and help hia fellow coun-
/ tfyman; Araion had no such lnton-
tluns however 80 be fell upon Ara
Jon. q ~ claimed. delivering a few
upporcuis and rlshi iahg. A gonerai
mlxup then took place among the rest
Of the RasomhaEo, MheE the smoke
OF battle cleared q was found that
ArEion was badly worHied aad alone
! IN the woods. He notified the police
and 20 the best OF his recollection "a.
planned what had happered.
judge Crawford summed up by ais.
charging Armlio. lie fined Kelley so
not for hitting Araion but because
/ Kelley pleaded guilty 90 striking some
ono else. He regretted very much the
absence of Kolloy'a companion In
court ard expressed BORROW for Artion
aud hls inopporiune arrival at the seat
| OF hoaiiiitita Court then adjourned.
The "iid." from an indication, was
not on very tight yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
BACK FROM TRIP TO
NEW YORK CITY
AND AFTER THAT Mr.. AND MRS.
BROOKS VISITED CHICAGO AND
KENosHA. WIS.

Mr. ana Mrs George g. BROOKS. who
visited the cast on business aud pleas
ure. accompanied by a mining enc
Eineof, o "A Siaiz, have returned to
the city. and SIR Brooks hnda him
self today wading through an accgmu-
iatl1n of mail matter which reached
his Office during hiH absence.
The party enjoyed a week. in New
York Ciy where MesHfs hrotSsH and
stats attended 20 some important
mining matters They report tho
weather conditions. hack cast, fine.
and business boomiug ln all lines Of
ind lHtry
while ln the east" states NJ
BROOKS, "a ana uct hear mentioned.
nny where. anything about statehood.
and we are convinced tiui the people
10 the cffote east do moi care very
much not near 40 much as We DO.
about statehood tor either New Mex
leo or Arizona lt'H the politicians
those auiOcfutH in tho senate that
care. and they are afraid Of The rap
idly approaching power politically
and Otherwise. Of che west
on leaving Nen Y0rf CITY NJ and
Mrs BROOKS and Mr NthiE visited
Chicago, remaining there O. few days,
and thon they visited Keno8ha VIA.
which city ls the manufacturing point
of the American Oyster Carriers
company. on which SIR nwoka ls ne
president and Lewis o. Brooks. the
general and ces.dent manager
r. w. MADDEN. also Interested ln
mines. was in Ncw York nn business.
aad De- Or expected to return CAB Al
IluluefGue ln "a short time
I GA business contested uiih the TRIP.
Mr. STATE. the mining engineer, VIII
I leave tonight Tor MaElalgnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
unneeeaaarY Espenssa.

In the transaction OF the govern
mentH business not d day goes by
that does not witness the unnecessary
and unwarranted expenditure OF thou
sands OF dollars In a great many Of
its departments, the government Do
rccklessly eXtraYagant, while Ia other
things. especially minor things. par
slmony some times appears 90 a
mania with auditing ofncIals A man
hy tho name Of George ~. scott, has
just had an experience uf this kind,
He went 10 Europe in the Interest OF
the Library of C0nrrcss, and his
bin of expense was paid without "a
murmur--all but one item. That item
Was Tor f616, expended ga the pur-
chase in Paris uf some calling cards.
This item was held up by the comp
irollor OF rho treasury on the ground
that calling cards were not a legal
necessity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
DR.. WR0TH LOST AL
PATIENCE TINS MORNING
THINKS HoRsEMEN SHOULD TiE
THEIR MACS or STOP KNOCK.
INC AUTOS.

Dr. Iamoa %. Wroih vas spinning
hia automobile sautaaard On Second
street shortly before noon today when
the team of horses attached to Tho
delivery waeOn OF Troiter a Hawkins
became frightened and we're dancing
and prsnciug about iu a manner which
led many bygtandera 90 believe that
they would smash ihe RIG 90 spin
tcroeus n most any moment The
horaea we're NOS hiichrd and this
aroused the doctors wrath ami he
gave vent to his feelings On Vehement
words nT WrUfh thought u an in'
Justice 40 auinmobliiata Who had JUST
az much righ on tho streets a. any
other vehicle io ne constantly the Dntt
of wordy attacks hy angfy horsemen
who persisted ln leaving their animals
unhltcned A large sllei crowd gaih.
erred around CD listen % the coniro.
feray, among Thorn being Ar omcef
Who sueceeded in Qaioing the inter
oaiet parties and peace again reiEned
supreme
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
EFFECTS COMPROMISE
IN SUIT FOR $40 ACRES
or LAND IN TExAs-MAKG8 a 90
MILE TRIP OVERLAND.

Edward - Harsch. Of the Hafach
notiiing works. has returned from
Texas. where ho went to arrange "a
settlement of suit involving Glp
acres nf land. which Mr Hauch ana
hla fathor owned
They had disposed of section 0f
land Doe Texas 40 O. party who hfier-
wards hacked out Of che deal. and
sent the deeds back Go Mr Harsch.
ln lhe meantime. however this party
had disposed nf tho land tn second
party unbeknown no Mr. Hauch. Who
returned the amount of money PAID
Boy tho first party ou lho deal This
second party afterwards brought Huli
Tor tlile to enc land. aud DC wan io
aoitle this auil that SIS Hafsch made
lho trip to Texas
The land Involved lies % miles
from the uoasost rallroa3 station.
CSuyon Cly ud Mr Huurt mnio
this part 0i tho "trip b. mail stage
coach. in one day
1--WE effected a compromise entirely
satisfactory 20 uH." anid SIR Hauch.
add then sddcd u W0nldnt oKchanle
q section Of New Mexico land Tor the
whole state of Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

General Charles "a O!oayonor Is
displaying a gren, deal OF eQunnimity
over his defeat for denomination Ia
the Eleventh Ohio Congressional dis
trlct. When word reached Wash
ugton that the Albert douglas. eros
yenor's long time rival, had triumph
cd In the Lancaster convention.
friends OF the veteran statesman be-
gan 90 boom him for some lucrative
job In the consular service. The gem
eral watched their efforts With In
teres, Tor a few DAYS, and then PIT &
stop 90 the proceedings by declaring
thar be- would not accept O consular
appointment even should one he Of
Tered him.
During tho past week General Gross
venor has received two letters from
I ohio. asking him To- become "a onndi-
date for congress in two districts
plImentary proposition, very. hui
General Grosyonor recognized ita im-
pracilcahillt IN replying 90 one OF
the letters no said
There Is mo- law in Ohio nor ln
any of the states. $50 FAR as / know
that fgss the eligibility OF q candidate
tor congress 90 q residence iu the dis
trlct ia which he runs, and Il 10 d
very common thing lu some OF ibe
states, notably New York. for con-
gressmon to be- elected from districts
they do noe reside in but Il has
never 30 far as know. been done IN
Ohio, and manifes,ly ought not To bg
done. However eficlen. and able d
person may be- Il Is q reflection upon
the district 20 elect him to congress-
outside OF the confines Of bis owl
| dfntricf "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

there is a growing sentiment in favor
of doing this. oe Otherwise the public
would very likely look upon che I'M
yostlgatlon much ln the iight o. opera
h0uifot
There are four men who could tell
the committee an Dee wants to know
about political contributions hy corr
poretlona They are Postmaster Gem
cml George y Cortolyon, who man
aged Mr. RoosoVclt'H campaign
ton" Tagea7 OF Indiana. chairman
tee; Congressman Joseph Weeks
hahc0ck Of Wisconsin. chairman Of
the Republican ConnrcHaionnl Jam
paien committee, and cN-CunEfogB-
man BILLY Cowscrd OF Kansas City,
who was Chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign committee
two Vcnra ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
PRESIDENT OF THE
CALIFORNIAN COAL co.
SAYS He KNOWS NOTHING or A
Compromise -- ADMITS THAT
DEFENDANT8 CAN COMpRO.
MISE ~ THEY WISH. AND The
, TERMS ARE suiTABLE TO BOTH
SIDES.


Alexander Bowie. president OF the
Cnledonlan Coal company was boz The
city Saturday u.-h. Tor "a short limo.
returning tO Gallup the same night
while here SIR. Bowie stated th8f o.
Ear Us he knew there would he no Het-
Element Of the famous Calodunlhu re-
bate case outside az the courts.
However" continued Mr. Bowie.
I'VE have no way Of knowing what the
other side Intends doing and % may bee
thnt they VIII compromise the case
AZ was stated ln these columns,
Saturday q was rumorCd That the
case would never De- decided by the
courts, bot thai "a clIgprumiae would
Doe effected leilie the case came to
trial
A prominent attorney. who .s iamil-
lar with The case, and who enjoys Che
confidence uf ihn defendant lawyers.
stated that Boz hia opinion che ease
would be- settled out of couri
The Caledonian people viii uccep'
a compromise, " fho terms gllt taem.
said a lawyer ln close touch with the
plaintiffs. "hut whether such CONF
promise has been offered them or non
DO not know although have heard
Sc umored that they ir.endod neoHing
compromise
Neither slide was prepared fo Tay
thar Attorney Ncill b Yield was .n
New York with this end in view. al
though a representative oi ODE defend
ants in the now famous case. said
thar d was his opinion THAI a come
I promise would eventually pee effected
QTi side of the court room
~ they give us tho terms va asked
/ FOR ln the suit" said Mr Bowie
'yhera would naturally be- NO further
cause for action, hui whether they in-
tend fo go thlg or rot yuu are in \
/ poaltIon 20 know ag well as 4 AZ prea-
ont We know nothing al any efforts ~
| compromise A. iar az we are COM
cerned We ere ready ana glll 20 %
/ trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
THE CLOSE OBSERVER
MAKES PERTINENT REMARKS
REGARDING THE SOCIAL EVIL
WANTS TO KNOW WHAT BE.
CANE or The CITY ORDINANCE.

"Gd IKE 20 know said the Close
Observer AZ be cooked his foei upon
the table. and blew lhs smoke from a
clear Havana, reilinFwaFd. what has
become Of the ordinance governing
the social evil. OF which we heard sn
much a few weeks ago ] have OBJ.
served that we sim have the evil with
ue, ana In the same old way.
n noticed yesterday" continued the
q. o. "that the girls OF the DENT.
monde were out On spring attire. par.
aiding up and down the main stem of
me borg. doing pedestrian stunts. 10
fact ak over the town. noticed
them stopping and converting with
certain gentlemen 90 even
Il understand that certain chair
man OF the fnancn committee OF tho
city council - holding up the or.
dinenco-mlnd you, ! say understood
that such IL the case though just Why
any ono should hold up anything 10
this city, where they are 90 liberal
that they give things away. I fail 20
understand.
Now, We loglslated In the city
council against this social evil: We
passed an ordinance. and We had the
attorney draw up the ordinance
what ] want TO know. Do what has DO
come % q. and why d e not being
pat into ofect7 a. any rate. even u
TIE ordinance has not been passod
think the police, or whoever has nu
ihorlty On the premises. should see
20 % that those 90 the under world
90 not parade the streets during the
day. as have noticed them doing tht
past few days. Can't your paper
The Scribe made a quick getaway
down the elevator shaft, and did MOI
eaten the last words ~ the G. o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
PAPER TRUST PEOPLE
TO ANSWER QUESTIONS

washington, ID, c. March l2~4ln
the opinion OF Justice McKonua al che
supreme court of the United states,
today was decided the cases against
The witnesses for the paper trust,
holding that they shoVid answer quoa-
lions propoundcd 20 them Ia the pro-
cocdiugs against the alleged trust
brought By the government. The
eases originated ln Minnosoin ana
Wisconsin The Wisconsin cases
we're dismissed for want oi jurladic-
ton. while IA the Minnesota cases
the verdict of the court for the dis
frict of Minnesota was affirmed.