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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
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fer Megjeringen laoer opidre mellem
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er nnr foreitooen6e. 2prbng Mften
Sen Z. Mpril pil life alel1e ollie Meoz
lelnnler al 2oge11 % oeres 6amilier,
men loa mango McoIenmer al 9ia=
bologerre og anorc 2n1Ife / Mi1tne=
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Jamie Jig og ouerbringe 6p6ieIs6uas=
barnet fine 2pfpnifningcr. Sborpnlo=
len 2ogcn mo6toger Grotllln,lterne /
beolte Nl,os % lar ollie Ylaner fGr-
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ger for gie fra 2ogens Setter tyr hi
lobe, at otsle life bill fple Jig lfuffe0c.
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bpilfe ltooo6en oohenbort bar fore=
pct.
@beln Ser Dor iorppet SEN rGolels<
fuloe ltgjerning ellcr bpoo Ser har
pGret @run6en til oe11 CT e1Onr1 life
op6aget, og set nil piltnof blibe meget
ponifeligt at fao set opf[aret. @op=
moro bar set nGppe nnret, 81 Ser
funotes a6ifilliee &l1norebe 9ollars
Il @ulet, lom Moroerne let fun6e lat
Zig i 9eliooelie al, ONT Sc bapoe bill
let. Sanoipnligpis lig9er Ser Ell Sent
6cttebiitorie, Der TANNER fra Set gon1=
1e 2onb, bagpe6 ,me6 minore 6er er Be-
gaaet Morb fra to @olo, ibet oe to
Sig, ser fan6tes / &iGloeren, ct n1pr=
6e6e fsrlt, og Mor6erne Ienere er
fon,met op at Haas ON @pttet. Sc
to srltnRpnte Sig menes at bore
mproe6e Ranoag Nften, Sc fire on-
bre Motten mellem 9irs6ag og Ons<
Sag. &niet tilberer s. MaeMuien III,
1011 g. 8aib. Mpe., Ser life fien=
ser Mabnene paa bent, Ser beboeoe
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gere 9ib. GnbeI Brepe b1eb fn,1bet /
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bl1lgarffe 9prog. Bolitiet onitiller
iprige Gfterforfninger, men Ser er
Hi, rirge ringe 6oab ON at faa Mp-
iteriet opflaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
Sra Mutomuun Gp1lutu, Solpl1

= Sra Motomuu1 County, Solpll
Of Nelion, meo0eles, at eli II Nor
gon1n1el Syn al Goru1cr Samuel
9locfltao, Suli1s, lioitc ltge fon1
ulpffeligt of0nge peO ct &oooeifuo.
Sammcln mc0 Ell &nl1erat bar. ban
ube pao Sogt % piloe toge i'm @bslc,
ber Lao poo Soroen, op, ioet ban
bolot Mlunotngcn rettct moo Jig.
5fuobet git al, % eli oaoni1g @ogl
rn111te Dom / 9rpltet, loo bon Opoe
poo Gte6et.
-Siblt e l1ge begropebcs ct. Ye=
ter @llpernpr SOLUTIONS MuOer, Mrs
Caroline Sobnion, un6er flor Delta=
gclle. Sum par ops otter lan9ere
Clos SDgoom, ulocr boi(fen bun
mes ltor Sn1bu p%lejeoes al fine @pr1,
jrrlig al en- Cater, Ser CT 2nrertu=
Sc beo Gfolerne / ct. Yeter, men
opgap lin Sitting for at nnrc Dos
Woocren un6cr oeunes 5pgoorn. s
N%nleoning al 8egropellen por 5to=
(erne / ct. Yeter lon,t olle ~oiienlige
! &ontorer % alle 6orctninger luffe:
Sc ON 6 itermiobogcn pon 0c9ropel:
les0a9en. .-.r, <ssrr~~'~
-ae;: -!ssz1;a essa, !, g. al
= S Mpril 1908 blep CIT aonn1e.
nor1f Mono, q. 8. Gail, oa bou:
Cater Nogot u,noet mDrOeoe poo SC
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
n1inne(ota.

= Minnelptn 6. 81. u. bol0t lis
ite l1ge Meoe / Miu1eopoli5 % palg=
tie 2epi 2ongfellom al Minneapolis
til Commander pper Minuel oto Oc>
pnrtementet al Sc gon1lc Goohenhrp-
o:a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
minneapolis.

ysabrafil .s6e1iofijfe ..1orenius
for 6remtiocn i Dulles 9otell,
1919 5. st. 9. @nlnet for uritc
CT r@po0 or &riltenoom?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

Spnoog CT y@po0 CT &riltcn0om?"
260 8olitibetjente, alle pngre, 1,o-
ipgtc og fraftige Man6, pi1 M}innea=:
polls bape /. fit Gienelte /. Npril.
Set ct olleiammen 6 So6s 4arle, Der
ripper @G9ten imellem IT'S % 220
Bun6, og ingen al SEM CT ober 80
Mor gom,nel.
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for ppret Nrnit / Sen norife 5pno=
&c, rten lom at @elbreosbenipu maat<
tc neolngge Gmbeoet % i set ii6ite
Hor Mar .bar brebet 2on6forretning
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9poen, 43 @ar ga>nnel. San bor
fs6t.i Morge og Tom til Mn1erifa / Bez
gpn6elien al 80 Marene. San por CT
begant Man6 og meget afbolot al
alle, lom TOM / 8ersring n1e0 bonn.
Nrtbnr l1plon, Broteslor / engclif
2iterotl,r beo llniperiitetet, forlpgte /
Jre0ags, 6a ban Dor u,1oerpejs til
llnipcrlitetet for at bolbe 6orelns=
ming, at begaa Selumoro peb at
ipringe ITO / 6lo0en fra 10. Npem1e
9roen. Gtrenmen fprte BAN IND
moo aroftitationens 9Gmning, bnor
Get lpffe6es en- al Nrbeiocrne at fao
lat / 8rofesiorens Spj me6 en- Sage
og fao bam ballet / 2auo. @an blep
fer til ct. 8arnabas @olpitol og ct
I'LL ,1oerfor fare. Upton, ser or en-
ing, ugift Man0 og boer iumnten
me0 fin Mo0er, bar / lGngere Sio
pnret meget nerpgs, % BET antages,
at ban bar begaaet 5elDmor6Sforib=
get / ct Mnfolo al mi6lertibigt Ban=
bis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

Mr.. c. K. Merriman, 80 Rush Street. Chicago,
ILL.,, siger: "Jeg f0ler saa vel forr6jet med
Deres B@lte, at jeg like Wide tage $4,000 for
Diet, hvis jeg like kunde faa ct andet. JeR for
s6gte al Slags Medicin for jeg fix ct af Deres
Belter. Oct har kureret mig for Nyre-, ner-
v0s. og almindelig Svaghed.''
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
Sra Snoianapolis, Snb.

Sens S. Sllen bpoe Sen II. MartS
'efter flcre Mors 5pg0om, og oper ct
Nors uof6r,,otc 2ioelier. S Sens
Often fer 5refoloigbeos Menigbe6
niltet ct al fine trofalteltc Meolem=
mer. San blep h%egrapet Sen 49,.
STARTS unDer ltor 9eltogelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30
DR.. McLaughlin's Elektriske Balte

Har gjort Tusinder HEM lykkelige.
som for Mand. Mand og Kone kan
latoren gj6r StrSmmen stark eller
bet er Diet eneste elektriske Balte i
dens Diet er paa Legemet Du f6lel
der eller bed@kker med Vabler, son
du er svag eller Pine, a vii Diet k
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-30

s Mpril 1908 blcp cit aommel
norif Mono, q. 8. 9obl, o1 bons
0otter Nogot irn0et mDr0eoe poo Sc
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
BURGLAR SCARE
IN THE WEST END
MOST FASHIONABLE DISTRICT
OF THE CITY AROUSED BY
ROBBER VISiONlST.

Shortly after 10 o'clock last night
a stocllily built man called at the resi-
dence of Attorney Frank Moore, cor
ner of Tijeras avenue and Twelfth
street, and stated that he had seen a
couple of mysterious looking men
about the house and he thought they
meant robbery. He called at the res
idence of Attorney Neill B. Field and
said that he thought that the McGaf-
fey residence was being burglarized.
He also paid his respects at the Gruns-
field residence in the neighborhood,
and said that he would like to use the
telephone to call up the police and no
tify them that the McGaffey house
was being burglarized. After making
a few more calls, the intruder had
the West Tijeras avenue district,
which is one of the most fashionable
in the city, in a state of fear, and a
call Was sent to the police, but Jy the
time the patrolman arrived the buga-
boo-burglarman was gone and could
not be found. He accomplished one
thing, however, and that was to thor
oughly arouse the people of the neigh
borhood in which he had been work
ing, and many lamps are known to
have burned all night. Some of the
people who were called upon seem TO
think that the man was drunk.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
BASKET BALL GAME
WAS A DISAPPOINTMENT
ROUGH TACTICS WERE USED,
AND MUCH FoULlNG WAS IN
EVIDENCE-ONE MORE GAME
ARRANGED FOR THE PRESENT
SEASON

The basket ball game between the
Majors and Minors last evening in
the Casino building was more of a
disappointment from scientific point
of view than was the game between
the a. & NJ. team and the Varsity
team. played last week
We, of Albuquerque, enjoy a good
basket ball game as Is evidenced by
the hearty support the game has been
given this season, each meet at the
Casino drawing a good crowd, but
when foul after foul is called, and
rough tactics are INDUCED in, II grows
fresOme. The Minors were victorious
bv a score of 20 10 10, but should have
done even better than this, as the
score at the end OF the first half was
is 10 3 in their favor. In the second
half the Majors took a brace and the
Minors went to sleep, with the result
that the former team piled up ten
points while the Minors only secured
two baskets, or four points.
A team composed of Heald, Clancy,
Collins, Cannon and Albright, from
the university and high school teams,
las been organized under the name oi
the "Crescents," and on the 16th of
this month will meet the Minors. This
game. with the exception of the game
being arranged between the varsity
girls team and another girl team.
will be the last of the present sea
SON
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
HERE'S A STORY TOO
GOOD TO BE TRUE
COAL ON ANTONIO SEDlLLO
GRANT NOT TO BE OPERATED,
ONLY INVESTIGATED.

The story circulated this morning
to the effect that Frank c. Miller, vice
president of the Pioneer Trust COM
pany of Kansas City, left the city last
night for the purpose of investigating
the coal deposits of the Antonio Sc
dillo grant on the Rio Puerco, with a
view to operating them, is too good
to be true.
Mr.. Miller did leave the city last
night for the Antonio Sedillo grant,
and is investigating the value of it,
the coal on il in particular, but Mr,
Miller has no immediate intention of
going into the coal business. Accord
ing to j. w. Gleed, of Topeka, Kas.,
who is in New Mexico with Mr.. Miller
as his legal adviser, the Pioneer Trust
company is interested in the Antonio
Sedillo grant TO the extent of loan,
and that Mr.. Miller is now looking in
to its value as security.
Albuquerque would be delighted to
learn that the rich coal deposits re-
ported on the Antonio Sedillo grant
were TO be opened, and this city would
furnish a good market for the coal,
but nothing so fortunate as that is to
happen as the result of this visit of
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Gleed, or at least
nothing of the kind was the intention
at the time of their coming. How
ever, ultimately their visit may be Of
inestimable value TO the territory in
the future, as they are both men of
influence and wealth and may become
more deeply interested than they are
at present They were much inn
pressed with the magnitude of the
plant of the American Lumber COM
pany when driven there yesterday by
County Surveyor d. ]. Rankin.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
PEN CLUB CELEBRATES
BY BEEFSTEAK FEAST

New York. Feb. 3.-The Pen Club,
which was organized last veal By
about Cne hundred working news
papermen, magazine writer's and ar
fists of this city, will celebrate its
first birthday by a big Beefsteak
Feast at Frank Stadelberger's to-
night. AS nearly all the members are
extremely busy during the day and
evening, the feast will not begin until
midnight Nearly all TIE bright and
FrCu ren. members Of the newspaper
nate lity u this city h9'ong , the
a. and II has more thsli three hun
dred ItEl ar mem ers. ihe program
for the evening 'ncluGes an enter
tainmeht by vaudeville and speciality
performers aud 2 number ot after
geefsteak spee.Ies bv witty and
humorous members of the club. SPy-
eral visiting ne, Ibers Of the profes-
sion have ben invited out The af'
G, viii be n Dgetf er iLtur:na! in
perfect keeping with the Bohemian
tastes and inclinalions Of the men,
bers of the club.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
EUR0PE'S EMPIRES
FURNISH SOME NEWS
German Newspapers Take
Great interest in American
Tariff Legislation.
VANITY CAUSES DOWNFALL
Moroccan Conference Passes Two
Danger Points But Others
Will Follow.
VANITY CAUSES DOWNFALL

Berlin, Feb. 3.--As the time for the
enforcement of the new German tariff
March l, approaches, all over Germany
newspaper articles are showing inter-
est in the status of the United States
under the new law. 1t is also reported
that the Bundesrath would prefer to
let the tariff agreement break off, if
necessary, rather than seek temporary
palliative or provisional arrangement,
because the members think it is high
ly improbable that the American sem
ate will be more ready six months
hence TO make real concession than it
is today. The foreign Office is nom
committal on the subject
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
ASSOCIATION LAST NIGHT
ELECTED OFFICERS
AND APPOINTED DIRECTORS, IN
ADDITION TO DISCUSSING
PLANS FOR A SPRING RACE
MEET.

Last night at the meeting of the
members of the Mesa Agricultural
Park association, held over Zeiger's
cafe, the following officers and direct
Ors were elected for the ensuing term:
President--C. e. Newcomer.
Vice President--Otto Berger.
Secretary-J, ]. Sheridan.
Treasured. A. Macpherson.
Directors-George Arnot, w. Il.
Trimble, Jacob Levy. NJ. L. Stern,
Jake Korber, Herman Blueher and C.
Il. Newcomer.
After the election of officers and
the ratfying of the articles or incOr-
poration, plans for spring racing
meet were discussed, as were plans
for raising sufficient working capital.
In the latter event II was decided 20
place the treasury stock of the com
pany on the market, at 33 1-3 per cent
below par value, some of the shares
to be sold at 80 per cent below par,
Or S. per share instead of the par
value of $40. As soon as sufficient
funds are raised In this manner for
present needs the stock will be ad-
vanced to par.
In reference to a spring race meet
a committee was appointed to confer
with the Traction Park management
with a view to seeing If the race track
there could be secured. If this IS
accomplished II Is intended to make
the coming meet one OF the best In
the history of Albuquerque.
The members of the association de-
cided 20 install at once a fifteen-horss
nnuar paeolina on pfua for numninW
purposes. and to raise the present res
eryOir and put IT in repair. In the
spring shade trees will be set out. a
fine club house made out of the resi-
denee now on the property and half
mile track constructed with a mile
driveway leading from the road at the
entrance to the grounds, 70 the club
house and grand stand.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
NEGRO MAN CRiMINALLY
ASSAULTS WHITE WOMAN

Poplar Bluff, Mo-, Feb. "A thous-
and men gathered on the streets this
morning awaiting the positive identifi-
cation of a negro, Bud Jackson, who
was arrested last night on the charge
or having assaulted Mrs. Daniel Nor
man. They openly declare their in
tention to lynch him if Mrs. Norman
Identifies him. Jackson is held in
iail surrounded by guards
Mrs, Norman was assaulted yester-
day afternoon by negro while on her
way along the Frisco tracks, in Pop
lar Bluffs, from her home in the out
skirts. Section Foreman George
Bartlett rushed to her rescue and the
negro fed. Jackson was arrested last
night and it is said told conflicting
stories
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
SUCKERS WILL DINE
AT WALDoRF-ASTORIA.

New York, Feb. 3.-The Illinois
Society of New York viii give ban
auet in honor of Secretary Lyman
j. Gage in the ball room of the Wal
dorf- Astoria this evening. A large
number of distinguished men from
Illinois and other states will be at
the banquet, and responses TO toasts
will he made by Joseph G. Cannon,
speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives: John II, Eckles, former Con-
troller of the Currency; United States
Senator Albert j, Hopkins, Ebert Ii.
Gary of the United States ESteel
corporation; General Frederick d.
Grant, and others.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
EARTHQUAKE
BREAKS CABLE
Beuna Venture Cut OFF
From Panama by
the Shocks.
REPORTED AS DESTROYED
Porto Rico and Islands East
Of That Dependency
Have Lost All
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION

New York, Feb. ga Herald dis.
patch from Panama says: All cable
communications with Buena Ventura
are still interrupted. A tidal disturb
ance was noticed here last wednesday.
occasioned by earthquakes, which are
rumored to have destroyed that city.
The cable is broken in two places
north and south of Buena Ventura.
Cable communication with Porto
Rico and all the islands east of that
American dependency, was suddenly
cut off yesterday morning and had not
been restored early today. The cable
officials doubt that the breaks were
caused by seismic or volcanic troubles
but admit that the eruptions of Mount
Pelee, Martinique, and Soufriere, were
presaged by such cable breaks. Tho
islands now out of telegraphic toch
with the world are st. Thomas, Santa
Cruz, Antigua, st. Kits, Mont Serrat,
Nevis, Mominica, st. Lucia, Barbadoes,
st. Vincent, Martinique, Granada, To-
bago and Trinidad.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
ALBUQUERQUE MAN MURDERED
In MOUNTAINS BY THIEVES
[. Perea Found M. L..AIbers' Rig Only to be Shot
Down For His Trouble According 10 Report.
Messenger Brought News Yesterday

The sheriff's department has been
notified that Nicanor Perea, of this
city, was shot and fatally injured in
the mountains by a gang of alleged
horse thieves whom he was pursuing
some time Thursday.
Perea was in the employ of NJ. L..
Albers, of this city. Tuesday night a
horse and carriage belonging to Mr..
Albers was stolen. 1t was valued at
about 1925.
Perea was sent to the mountains by
Mr.. Albers in search of the rig. He
left Wednesday noon. The mans in
structions were TO notify the authori-
ties in case he came upon the thieves
and cause their arrest, or else return
to this city for an officer to accom-
pany him back to the hiding place of
the robbers. Nothing was heard of
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03

Perea until yesterday, when a man
from Esquipulo came to Albuquerque
and notified Mrs .Perea that her hus-
band had come upon four men with
the rig of Mr.. Albers, between Tijeras
and Escobosa, in the Sandia noun
tains. He demanded the property and
was shot and mortally wounded by the
robbers, who thereupon fed. Mrs.
Perea conveyed the news to Mr.. AL
bers.
The sheriff's department has heard
several conflicting reports since. A
deputy sheriff has been sent to the
scene of the shooting to investigate
and make necessary arrests.
Perea was a man about 40 years
old and lived, before coming to this
city, in the vicinity of the locality
where it is said he has been murdered.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
BOAT LOADED WITH
DYNAMITE CATCHES FIRE.

New York, Feb. 3.-The government
sc0w Hudson, having on board about
500 pounds of dynamite cartridges
caught fire today and but for the cour-
ageous action of Watchman Abraham
C. Quinn, who stayed on board and
threw overheard more than half the
explosives serious damage might have
been done to surrounding property,
Quinn was the only person aboard
and was finally forced to quit the
scow. The firemen then extinguished
the flames before they reached the
cartridges. The scow was filled and
sunk
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
NINE MILLIONS TO SPEND,
SAYS MANAGER NUDGE.

Topeka. Kan, Feb. 3.-H. U. Nudge,
second vice president OF the Rock
Island, Is in Topeka. He said: "Vlg-
orous work In connection with i'm
provements, and new and important
ones is the watchword of our com
pany for 1906. One of the first new
improvements We will undertake in
this vicinity is the enlargement OF our
freight terminals at Armourdale, near
Kansas City. This Improvement will
cost between $250,O00 and $500 900.
Our executive board has allowed us
$9,000,000 for improvements this
year. Particular attention will be
given to the reballasting of the El
Paso division, which runs from Her
rington, Kan, to Santa Rosa, N. NJ"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
NOTED JURisT WILL
DINE LIKE OTHERS,

Rochester. n. Y. Feb. 3.-One of
the biggest gatherings of distinguish
ed jurists, former and present judges
and distinguished members of the
state bar, which was every held In
this state will be the dinner which
the justices of the Appellate Court
will give ar Genesee Valley Club this
evening. Among those invited are
Governor Odell Mayor James C. Cut
Ter, all the members of the Appellate
Courts OF the three other departments
in the state, the judges of the Court
of Appeals, all former appellate court
justices, all former judges of the
Court of Appeals, Supreme Court
justices and one nestor of the bar
from each judic' department in the
state. Among who will attend
VIII be judy Parker, Judge
Charles se Bradley,
Judge r am and other
dlstirS
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
Rate eReeuIatimStiIIHo Holds
the Boards in the
House.
HENRY WAxtS VERY WARM
President CistrO Will Prob.
ably Feelthe Screws on
Asphdt Business.
RAYsOLDy HEARING NEXT WEEK

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 3.-LeSs
than a score of members were in
their places when the house met at IL
O'Clock togay to continue its discus
sion of the Hepburn railroad rate bill.
The debate was opened by Represent
ative Dafton of Alabama. Instead of
it being new thing, he declared that
Legislative regulation of interstate
commeroe to be as old as common
law, Tie states have always exer-
cised this power to it's full extent.
Congress, he said has plenary power
on interstate commerce and ought to
exercise it in restraint of the railroads
and for the benefit of the public. Ne
cessity for legislation is brought
about by the unjust discrimination of
the roads through rebates and ter
minal charges.
Whether 1t be communism, All
archy or not, the time will come when
the people will rise and follow Will
liam J. Bryan to victory" This was
the opening prediction OF Representa-
tive Henry. of Texas, who was the
next speaker on the bill. He was re-
plying to Sibley's recent character
izing of the pending bill.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-03
NEW YORK LIFE IS
WELL CONDEMNED
Certain Officials Must Resign
or Company Will be
Driven
FRJM FIVE GOOD STATES
Manager Nudge Tells Of Rock
Island improvements
10 be Made.
FRJM FIVE GOOD STATES

New York, Feb. IA morning
paper states that it has it ON good
authority that the report of the insur-
ance commissioners of Tennessee,
Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin and
Kentucky on the examination of the
affairs OF the New York Life, is most
drastic, and demands the resignation
of several persons still connected w.tn
the company The reports threatens
the company with expulsion from the
states concerned unless their demands
are met