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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Fred S Becker W. Joseph Gilsoul, lis
pendens affecting lots 1884, blk II,
Evans add South Aberdeen.
Free Fowler to Aberdeen State Bank,
chattel mtg logs-$130O.
w l. Mcdonald ct al to S Hoffman
Il Co, assignment Of lease building on
part OF lot l, blk SO, Aberdeen.
S F Hoffman ct al to S F Hoffman &
Co, bill Of sale stock Of liquors, etc.
Peter Sorvic to Hans o Festvog, special
power Of attorney.
CA Congdon to East Hoquiam Co, re-
lease of lien on lots IN Ontario add Hog.
NJ H Arnot, trustee, to East Hoquiam
Co. sat mtg Its in Ontario add Hoquiam.
Ell Harris to w T Cameron, release OF
mtg lot l, blk 10, w & B add Aberdeen,
undH Of seq sec IA, and all Of nwH eec
1927 $4,000.
Mary A Beardslee to Job L Beardslee,
sat mtg lots 1,17,1S. blk 4, all block 8.
Fleets add Montesano.
CA Congdon to East Hoquiam Co. rel
OF lien lots in Ontario add Hoquiam. e.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03
AT THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
r1inuieS of the Superior Court and
New Cases FILED. List of Real ES.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record Of business trans
acted in the Superior court for the week end
dng April Is. 1906.
In re insanity of Luther NJ Willis.
Committed to asylum.
Edith D Dent vs G g Fletcher. Tax
lien foreclosed.
In re estate OF John Mcmillan, decd.
May Fl fixed to hear petition for settle
nent Of account.
In re guardianship of John Black ct al,
minors. John Black appointed guardian.
In re estate OF Marion Veysey, decd.
Allowance made to guardian for attorney
fees and maintenance, and Chas Veyeey
Bros stock at public auction.
In 10 guardianship Of Dale Wade,
minor. Sale Of realty directed.
In re estate Of Thos erosion, deceased.
Will admitted to probate, and Janet and
George erosion appointed executors.
In re estate of H NJ Sutton, deceased.
Estate distributed and administrator and
attorney allowed $500 each.e
In re guardianship Of Charlotte Gregg,
insane. Sale of realty confirmed.
Dennis Schafer Va W T S Breedlove.
Sale of realty confirmed.
Vic.or Kekonen Va Columbia Amuse.
ment Co. Demurrer to answer over.
ruled.
B S Harris VS. A Mapes ct al. Mo.
ton to strike denied.
Z p Ky Co vs. James Gleeson. Con.
tinued to May IA.
&C Story vs. G E Story ct al. Motion
OF defendant o + Cosper to dismiss do.
MED.
w B Mack ct al vs NJ Rightsman ct al.
Motion to strike taken under advisement.
In re estate OF Geo w Ioehr. deceased.
Property set aside for widow and her
allowance fixed.
The North Shore Electric Co was de-
clared dissolved.
Ia re estate of Jacob L Andrews, de.
ceased. VIII admitted to probate, and
A s Hodgdon, Geo G Altman and Ben
NEWMAN appointed appraisers.
N G Wheeler ct al W. City Of Aber.
deem. Motion Of Jas Birmingham to
dismiss denied.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03

NJ H Arnot, trustee. TO East HoQutam
Co. sat mtg Ontario adi HoQuiam.
Ohas H Scott 70 John Biberger, lien
on It 6, bl u, Csmpbell's add Hoqu-$76.
Alvsretta Bridges to Oscar Hornby,
mtg part OF lot 5. blk Is, Hoquiam-$lO0.
LA Werts to Guy Lan,eraux, lease
pool tables in Elma.
Tatum 4 Bo ven to G Fl Renovating Il
Dye Works, con sale machinery-$38l.
IA Graham, sheriff. to N d McKillip,
appointment deputy sheriff.
VIM donaldson to James d " bite. sat
mtg-$800.
jas d White to Eva Wade, mtg Its IL,
and sea Of nek sec 6'l7 $500.
Ray A Burpee to Eva NJ Hogan. mtg
lie l,l2.13.14, blk &C. Minis add Cos
mopolis-$35O.
VIC VOORHEES, to ] B Moore. mtg sek
Of nek and ne% Of sea sec 3l.l7.5-$55.
RF Lyle to O P Burrows, agreement
affecting lots 1,2,S,9.lO, ,25 ~ 81 81, 33,
Second add Humptulips Garden.
Marie Larkin to Joseph PAUL.. release
Of mtg lot IS, Aberdeen Gardens-$ll0.
J L Phillips to d A Watson, mtg e&
Of nck sec Ellie 10, and other land
chat mtg on logs-$5U00.
u Kaufman to lott Allen, con sale
furniture-$4S9.
Grays Harbor Packing Co to James
Fowler, sat mtg-$:OO.
Oscar Perala to John Shaw, mtg lots
1884, blk 5, Portland adj Aber-$l25.
H E Hulet ct al to Public, articles OF
incorporation Wishkah Logging Co.
Andrew Bruce to Public, affidavit af.
fecting lot 8, blk 80, HoQuiam.
IA Graham, sheriff, to VIM E Camp.
bell, certificate Of sale under execution
lot %, blk ID. North Hoquiam-$53.
ca Congdon to East Hoquiam Co, re-.
lease Of lien lo' 8. blk l. Cainpbeli's add
Hoquiam, and one acre north Of Ontario
add HOQuiam.
NJ H Arnot, trustee, to Same. sat mtg
same land.
Jos Bernard to Aberdeen Lumber 4
Single Co, agreement to sell logs cut on
part Of sec 24177.
Same to Same, mtg az eec IA anil all
timber on nw1 sec 14.17.7-$5OOO.
G F Rowland to Mrs Anna McRae,
mtg It in Benn's Cottage add Ab-$lOOO.
TT Hall to Montesano National Bank,
chat mtg logs, etc-$600.
&c Miller and wife to SIN Anderson,
power Of attorney.
Ida b Elway and husband to Same.
same.
r L Philbrick & Co to Lizzie G Sivert.
son, mtg seq Of nwZ and lots 1928, sec
1.17-lO-$0334.
w N Lewis to J B Moore. mtg 1877
acres in sec 35.186-$6O0. a
Clerk U S District Court to Public,
certified copy of order approving bond Of
N W Bush, trustee in estate of H G
Winston, bankrupt.
Same to Same, certified copy Of order
adjudging H G Winston bankrupt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03
Postmaster Robbed.

q. w. Fouts, Postmaster at Riverton,
H., nearly lost lis life and was robbed
OF all comfort, according to his letter,
which says: "For 20 years had chronic
liver complaint, which led to such &c.
we're case OF Jaundice that even my fng.
er nails turned yellow; when my doctor
prescribed Electric Bitters; which cured
me and have bept me we'll for eleven
years" Sure cure for Billiousness, Neu.
ralgia, Weakness and all Stomach, Liv.
er, Kidney and Bladder arrangements.
A wonderful Tonic. At Red Cross Phar.
macy. so cents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03

Bertha Davis to Jacob Sudnian, quit
claim Al # lot l, blk 4, Elma-$1.
Thos r Rylatt to r " A Burpee, lots
l1,l2.l3.l4, blk 66, Minis add Cosmopo.
lis-$7OO.
George Curl to Daniel Brink, lot 4, blk
8, Porter-$40.
JB Moore to J A Vance. nwL Of sez
and part of seh of sea sec 1915; also
standing timber on part OF sw of SEA sec
lE17 5-$l8OO.
John E Matson to Grin Ostrander, lot
Z, blk 8. Weatherwax add North Aber.
deen-$4O0.
w W Kurtz to w L Adams, lot z. blk
So, Ho4uiam-$l.
IL, bl 26, W 4 X add Aberdeen-$3l25.
CIV Bryan to Sara Z Price, 2 acres in
neH Of seq eec 3O-16-4-$1250.
Edward Lycan to Powell 4 Ross, lots
So, bl 16, M0clips-$500.
J L Phillips to D A Watson. undH int
in 364,2l acres in sections lie IL and sec
6l6 1871.
A w Dryden to Helen B Woodwork,
lts to 4, 8 to IL, II to 20, bl Is, First
add South Aberdeen $1,000.
Svend Furre to J w McAllister, nwL
of nwLz acc 34.l6.7, reserving timber till
Feb 16. 190S-$3O0.
Guy Andrews to VIM Hunt, lot 7, blk
%, First add South Aberdeen-$75.
SIX Bowes to Ida NJ Wiggins, lots rs,
8, blk l, Bowes add Aberdeen-$225.
Geo H Hitchings ct al to L Nail. lot
z hi IA Sunsat Reach-&1C0
Olympia Door Go to Mrs E Smith, It
3. blk go, Hoquiam-$2000.
OH CARLY to R A CARLY, lot 8, bl 10,
Moclips-$l.
U s to Arthur F Sawyer, patent lots 8,
4, eec 1920 10.
Frank Liesner to Poison Logging Co,
VIZ Of e1a sec 10 21.l1.
OF Lawrence to T Jerome, n Il OF nek
and neL OF nwM sec 10, SCI Of swL sec
10. Its 3,4, sec 10 20, 1871.
East Hoquiam Co to John Milkowski,
lot 20. bl SO. Ontario add Hoqu-s2OO.
City Of Montesano tn George Garrison,
lot So, Wynooche cemttery-$iO.
Ernest Rail- to Charles G Rail-, swT Of
seL sec 8 Is 5 and other land.
OIL Church to Roy 0 Church, M of
nwZ Of neN sec 1918 $3.50.
East Hoquiam Co to Elizabeth J. Yahr.
lot 8, blk SO, Ontario add Hoqu-$l75.
Jos B Dabney to Joseph Ross, lot %,
blk IL, Benn's Central add Aber-$125.
Mary Lyon to Jos Bernard, 81 Of
sec l4-l7 1900.
John Berg to Carrie Berg. NV 80 # Its
1918. blk II, Hoquiam-$l0O.
George ,Brumbaugh to J A Vance, SO
OF seq sec 28-l8-6-$8OO.
Sheriff to A D Schafer. sheriff's deed
Its ~ to 10, blk II, Renton add Monte
sano-$5O3. ~
AF Goats to Chehalis County Logging
& Timber Co, und% sec 25.lS7-$l. -
Ida Elway ct al to Same, undL Sec
ton 20; unda of M of nek sec 80
Is $40.
Ira + Lennon to v Griswold, swL
Of seq and seq OF sea sec 1.l5.5-$15OO.
in McCloy to J VI Grass, NJ 1t 3, blk
2, Byles' plat Montesano-$2OO0.
Geo B Hitchings to J A Acteson, lot 6,
blk l, Sunset Beach-$l00.
Lizzie G Sivertson to r l. Philbrick &
Co, sea Of nwz and lots q. 3, sec liz.
10, also tide lands-$l.
w A Fuller to Fred II Fuller, eH Of
swL4 sec S.l7 Except timber)-$4OO.
James E Kelley to Alvin Porter, lot s,
bl 26, Elma-$392.
Celia NJ Pix to T. Calder. lots to s,
blk 8, MONEYS plat Montesano-$2OO.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03
Stop Grumbling

il you suffer from rheumatism or pains,
for Billiards. Snow Liniment will bring
quick relief. 1t IL sure cure for sprains.
rheumatism, contracted muscles and all
pains-and within the reach Of all.
Price Csc. SOC. $l.0O. G. R. Smith, Ten.
cha, Tex, writes: have used Billiards.
Snow Liniment in my family for years
and have found it fine remedy for
all pains and aches. I recommend it for
pains in the chest. Sold by ShelIey's
Drug Store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03
NEW CASES.

AT Goats vs J II Strong. Foreclosure
of tax lien.
Becker Bros vs. Jos Gilsoul ct al.
Charles K Wilson ct al Va J George
Lattes ct al.
VIM 3 Mack ct al va NJ Bightsman ct
al. Recovery on bond.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-03

ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.. NEW voax.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
HUGE CROWDS
HURRAH FOR
The KING
EDWARD OF ENGLAND RECEIVES
ROYAL WELCOME IN FRANCE
British Monarch and President
FaIiere3 Get Chummy Over Their
After Dinner Cigars,

Paris, Mar. i.--Klng Edwards visit
to Paris Is attracting great attention,
large crowds cheering his appearance
on the streets today. The cordially
of the greetings exchanged between
the king and President Fallieres dur
ing his majestys official call at the
Elysee palace was much remarked,
The conversation between them lasted
half an hour Later the president re-
turned the call at the British embassy
where a state dinner was held this
evening, where President Fallieres
and Premier Rouvier, with their
wives, were among the guests There
were no speeches during the dinner
Afterward King Edward and Presi-
dent Fallieres conversed for nearly an
hour in the smoking room.
Contributions to Navy.
London, Mar. 1.-THE navy esti-
mates include "A statement of cOntri-
buttons from colonies. India contrib
utes 100000, Australia 100000, New
Zealand E40, 1000, Cape Colony $4,000
Natal t35 900. New Foundland $4,000
British Naval Estimates.
London, Mar. 1.-THE British navy
estimates for l906-07 are Fl 100000
less than for 1905-06. 1t Is proposed
to build four battleships. four ocean
going and twelve coastal torpedo-boal
dcstroyers and twelve submarines, al
with turbine engines. No cruisers viii
be laid down. but nine are due to be
completed by March 81. Ten Others
are in course Of construction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
B|GSTREETC CAR
BONFIRE
SPECTACULAR NEW YORK
BLAZE CONSUMES 100000

New York Mar 1.-THE Forty-sec-
ond street car barns of the Metropol-
itan street railway were destroyed by
fire tonight, one man. said to have
been an employe of the company, lost
his life and several persons were in
iured one fireman seriously. Be
tween thirty and forty cars were de-
stroyed. The total damage Is esti-
mated at more than 5000, 600.
The fire was an exceptionally spec
tacular one and when at its height the
flames leaDed several hundred feet
into the air. Several immense gas
tanks of the Consolidated Gas CO., To-
Gated directly across the street, were
seriously threatened by the fire and
the report that they were about to
explode sent several thousand specta-
tors in wild flight for safety. In the
rush several persons were hurt. The
uptown ferry station of the West
railway at the foot Of Forty-second
street was also threatened. Later when
the fire in the car barns was practi-
cally under control a party of train
passengers. being escorted from tho
/ ferry station by a squad of policemen,
narrowly escaped injury from flying
I bricks. when one long wall of the
burned structure gave way and came
down with a crash. The fire origin
ated I'm one Of the cars, which had
been run into the barn for storage
during the night. 1t is supposed tn
have started from short circuit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
ON ICE FLOES
At MERCY Of
THE BALTIC
800 FISHERMEN kFL0AT
AND DOOMED TO PERISH
Storm Drives HapIess Films Out ia
Sea on Huge Cakes Of Ice,
200 CastawayS Rescued.

IIclsinglors Finland, Mar. I.--Somc-
where In the Gulf of Finland, ut the
mercy of wind and waves, eight hum
drcd luclllCss fishermen and their fam
lilies are drifting to their death on u
huge ice llOc. There is little doubt
that they will perish from cold and
exposure or drowning.
A little over two weeks ago a thou
sand Finanders who had with them
their horses were fishing off the East
Land" when the ice parted and, be-
ing some distance from shore. the
fisherfolk were cut off from rescue,
Huldled on gigantic cakes of ice they
were driven by furious storm into
the Baltic sea. Later the ice split, the
wind veered around to the east and
Yesterday a block of ice on which
there were two hundred almost frozen
| fishermen came ashore at Frederick
sham. where the storms victims
were rescued. The fate of the Others
4 is unknown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
POstOffiCG Department Again
Cuts Appropriation.
MORE MONEY THAN EVER
FOR RAILWAY MAIL LINES
Small Sized Roar Goes Up From the
Country Congressman Who Face
ReduCtionin Mail Accommodations
The Morning Journal Bureau,
1929 Pennsylvania Ave, N. w.

Washington, ID. c., Mar. l.
Members Of congress from districts
many rural mail routes are
beginning TO feel the pinch of the
postoffice departments new policy OF
economy. which contemplates reduc-
ton i'm the number of routes, a change
from daily to tri-weekly service IN
many cases, and a reduction in the pay
of carriers,
1t is estimated that as a result of
the new policy a saving of $1,026,000
can be made over the amount that
was estimated to be required before
the new policy was established.
This $1.000,000 reduction in rural
free delivery service, added to other
economies is expected to reduce the
postal deficit from $14,500,000 to $11,-
600, 600 in round numbers. There is
no proposed reduction or economy in
railway mail pay, however, but, on the
contrary, an increase of $3,600,00O IS
proposed by the department One
fourth of the total reduction of the de-
felt is To come out of the rural deliV-
cry service. The increase of pay to
the railroads would increase the deficit
to $1S,100,O00 If it were not proposed
10 cut down the postal service in 9TH
" ~ ~ "'' '' -
RAJ lfee uellNefN service is the larB-
esl single llcm OF lhe economy una,
will permit an increase of railway mail
nay without increasing the poslal uo-
helt
Last August before me postoltic'
department lhauguraled lls new pollcS
OF retreHChmehl III rufal Tree ueliNerN
service the annual SSlhates were
prepared lor the iiseal year ehdlh'
June do' l9oG me estih.ate pay %
rural carriers was lXed at $zS'SE6'Voo
w HeH lne houSe coliiilIlt'cS oh pos,
oillceS ana posi- foaus coilSldered thh
| ITEM several Gays ago II examine
| Eourth Assistant postmaster Hehera
/ DG tr'"; VINO ~ III CHarsg ~ tiC ru
/ ~ Tree ao,lN'rN SerEite' NJ. Dv gray
informed lnC commute lhat the uG
p'IIlicuI nad 'utereu upon new POI
ICY alnc' ,ue 'S''u'a'e was SupIiil'Veu
Nu1 ne Inereu"ou Suplllllleu ileN
tslliLuu' IcUucInG tae PrpP"Seu OK
/ Pehuilus re Iur IuFal Tree utilNerH str
1 vice vice 70 49, a''uno' q reauctluil ol @Ir
V-n,"Vu ulutr the Hrst estlilate'
nus cs,'lhate was arrlNcu At ~
Saiu' pE t,le ulSV9Illihuahce Oh Cerlatl
routes reducing tIle pay o. carr rlets u
Ine service on June oV' iouo' 10 W.
'u9',No' pS ituutlnS .uv ''I,al ll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
ONE MORE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY FOUND CROOKED
Experts Severely Criticlsc Manages
mcnt of Continental in Utah.

SAT- Lake civ Utah, Mar 4.--Se-
we're criticism of the management OF
the Continental Life Insurance and
Investment Co. Is contained In the re-
port made today by the deputies from
the office of he secretary of state.
the company. The experts say that
in making It's report for 1904 the com
pany failed to charge up certain sums
that should have been included In the
expenses. Regarding the contracts
made by the company with the Vest
ern Agency Co., the report says these
contracts show gross errors OF judg-
ment or wilful mismanagement." The
company IL pronounced solvent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
YAQU|S KIND
AND GENTLE
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT SAYS
THEY ARE PEACEABLE CITIZENS

Mexico City, Mex, Mar. 4.-Thc
government official Gazette has pub
lished some interesting documents re-
garding affairs In the Yaqul country in
the state of Sonora, together with
statements made by the managers of
bona hde mining companies which
deny the sensational stories Of massa-
cres and outrages telegraphed abroad.
The story that the Yaquis killed 100
men near Hermoslllo, capital Of the
state of Sonora, is denied absolutely.
The government of the state Of Sono-
ra reported that the Yaqui situation is
an exact reproduction at the present
day Of the nomadic brigandage of the
Apaches in the United States in for
mer years. There Is no state Of war
as has been claimed In reports tele-
graphed from this country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05

there until the end of March While
ut Biarritz he will receive King AL
fonso and discuss with him the details
of the later's marriage to Princess
Ena of Rattenberg.
The Vatican ConsistOry.
In view of the recent riots in Franco
much interest attaches to the consist
ory which win be held at the Vatican
on March 10 for the purpose of con-
sidoring the French governments at
titude in the matter of separation Of
church and state. The people it is eX-
peeted will formulate protest against
separation and probably secret in
structions will be sent to the bishops
in France as to their attitude toward
the new law. 1t is considered possi-
Bile that at this consistory the pope
will fill the vacancies i'm the college of
cardinals.
The association to prevent corrupt
practices at elections will meet i'm New
York, March to March 7. The sub
| iects for discussion will be primary
and election laws and corrupt prac-
tices and acts Among the speakers
will be r. l.. Borden, leader of the OPP
position in the Canadian parliament.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
DAMAGE BY CYCLONE A
MILLION AND 4 QUARTER

Meridian, Miss, Mar 4.-Before an
army of determined men attacking
Meridian's storm swept and debris
strewn streets, the vast amount of
wreckage is giving way slowly but
surely The sabbath following the
disastrous storm of Friday was day
of funerals. Merchants and residents
of Meridian had never protected
themselves with storm or cyclone in
surance, so the insurance agents will
have little or no auditing beyond the
fire losses. million and quarter
dollars is now thought to be a conser-
Vative estimate of the damage
wrought After leaving Meridian and
entering Macon, a suburban town FIVE
miles distant all trace of the storm
seems to have disappeared. Little II
any damage is reported from the
country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
BRAINS WIFE
W|THHAMMER

Buffalo, n Y, Mar 4.-H. L. Whit
beck. physician and dentist, killed his
wife with a hammer today and then
blew his brains out with rifle.
Whitbeck walked up behind his
wife as she was sitting in rocking
chair and struck her a terrific blow on
the temple with a hammer Then he
left the hammer on a table and walk
cd into the next room where he took
up a rifle. Resting the butt end on
the floor he leaned his forehead
against the mouth OF the barrel and
pulled the trigger The top Of his
head was blown off.
Mrs Whitbeck was taken to a hos
pital where she died IN an hour. She
had been an invalid for many years
She was about the same age as her
husband. 45 years, Whitbeck recently
had been a patient In sanitarium.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05

Meridian, Miss, Mar. 1.-THE revise
ed list of dead and injured as a result
of the tornado shows total of "a
dead and 40 injured, a number of
whom are not expected to live. No
additional deaths have been reported
since last night The property loss is
estimated at one and one quarter mill
lions of dollars and the number of
destroyed residences alone is placed at
900 practically all in the Lindsey
Hill section of the east end and
Georgetown. OF the sufferers from the
tornado only five carried tornado in
surance amounting to $67 900.
Seven companies of state militia are
still on guard and enforcing work by
negroes, 100 being at work today re-
moving debris. An order was issued
tonight ordering the removal of troops
on Tuesday. The work of relief was
continued all day and hundreds of me-
chanics will begin the work of rebuild
ing tomorrow.
Reports received from Macon, Ma
rion and Meehan Junction, all of
which were reported destroyed stat
ed that there were no fatalities at
these places. Meehan Junction escap-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
SCOFTELD REACHED HIGHEST
MILITARY HONORS POSSIBLE

Washington, Mar. 4.--General John
NJ. Scofeld. who died tonight at St.
Augustine. Fla. was secretary Of war
during 1868 and 1869 and his career
was marked by continuous service in
the army from the time he entered
West Point in 1S49 until he retired
September 20, 1898, with the rank OF
Lieutenant general. the highest mill
tary honor then permitted by the law
of congress. His command of the
army extended from 1888 TO 1895.
Since his retirement from the army
he has made frequent visits to Wash
ington, though he made II a practice
each year to spend his winter In Flor
ida and the summer in the east. He
was a member of the Loyal Legion
and for two terms was It's commander
In chief. He was as years old.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
HOWLERS DENOUNCE
ARREST OF DYNAMITERS
Won't Let Them Hang If They Can
Help Ii.

Chicago. Mar AT a meeting here
today of the Industrial Workers of
the World. an organization recently
launched for the purpose Of uniting
laboring men and socialists, A. NJ.
Simons, editor of the International So
cialist Review, was vigorously ap-
plauded when he denounced the gov
ernment authorities for the arrest of
the men accused of completely in the
assassination of Ex-Governor Steun-
enberg of Idaho.
I'VE are growing in strength and
nearing crisis" he said. I'VE are
strong enough to prevent them from
hanging these men in Idaho. Our lives
must be given before we permit them
to hang"
Another speaker was Oscar Neebe,
one of the Haymarket rioters, who has
not been heard in public since his
conviction, Imprisonment and subse-
quent release. A subscription amount
ing to 5000 was made for the purpose
of assisting the officers of the Western
Federation of Miners in the defense
of Meyer, Haywood and their COM
rades, who are under arrest in Idaho.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-03-05
no negotiations looking TO charter YES
sells were or had been in progress.
Pnssengcr Agcnt Ignorant.

Portland. ore, Mar. 4.-W. w. King
general passenger agent OF the Great
Northern Steamship company, tele-
graphs to the Associated Press from
Seattle that he knows of no negotia-
tions whereby the government is en-
deavoring to charter the steamers
Minnesota and Dakota and that II
such negotiations are progressing they
must necessarily be carried on through
the officials of the company at St.
Paul