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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

fsPR1NKLINGHL LIME, 4 n NJ. e y. a MUS
SEN SONS, !, !; Eighteenth I:t':t mt
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IpsT OR STRAINED FIR on $40 ,I7Lo1 =,
Avenue. FOX Terrier; female black g any al
white body; answer. TO name 20, OF TX ni!nst
fg(3rnce Street, HstSt . 5t5f srfs{
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GROCERIES OF ALL KIM S;s(G :
good 4, at M. IT.. Mu3S I5N q SONS,
n 8 North. Eighteenth. s5 hone v 1928.
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FTHI: ,I:I7,:[- W B \: FEMALE.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
~ time Corresponding for newspapers; no
gcanvassing; experience -%unnecessary'
! send for particulars. PRESS aSYN !-'l'.
~ CATE. Ixockport. N. ~. 49, W.
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WANTED, oARDERs "a FOR LARGE
and small rooms; table boarders; phone
612s d. Grace. s X sq sa !i5
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR pop
uiar policies. covering all accidents. dis
i tirely new and Issued by this society
only; easily understood and easily sold;
cost but 81 per annum each; large COM
IL missions paid immediately and exclpsive
SOCIETY, $40 Broadway,
N New York. Established 20 years.
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FURNITURE AND G nina PAc KING.

JACOB UMLAUF, 7o5 WEST MAIN
N Street. will pncl. and chip your funi-l
II ture, china, ETC., with care. S Let him
pack yours Phone S292. "a.
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THEY FLYlg THEY FLY. WHO TLY7.
y Flyproof Screens. 5 len I die. said the.
4 nv. Carpen ter 8 work done also. JOHN
FARRAR. No. "a North Adams Street.
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q tkODAkS.

IoINC, AWAY TIME; DON'T FORGET
10 take your Kodak, or else your -yaca,
ART CO .5llaH the most complete supply
In the State. NJ ~. Z, rs
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

NEW YORK CITY, l2s WEST EIGHTY
s. second Htreet-Famlly living near Gem
q rooms; board optional; can give Rich
II mond references, TN
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TEA ANDSC %, THE NE E !,
lat M d. h. MUSSEN g. sUrl 3 81 Nor til
Eighteenth Stree. Phone, 8? g. e
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TIIE BON AIR COTTAGE IS READY
for the + !. accomn1o dalton I'd Of {. summer
A borders Mrs i. II. z DUN n, Bon Al r.
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PANAMA HATS q

PANAMAITT3e AND 4 STRAW: 6 H AT s
bleaohed, block ed, re trimmed. AMERl-
CAN HATTERS, 4o4 East Marshall. for.
rleriy Ninth and Broad. ID 4 iSs3
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81 PERSONALS i i ;.;:'',l::,'l s.

QUARLEs, IS STORE FOR FIREWORKS.
Y los u. Broad. tai 5S III WIZ u III
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'FLYPFooF FLY SCREEN. /.

JOHN L.. SATTERFIELD, THE CAB
"A BAGE ma N. HATS ALL sl
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MAcHINE RY.

Tin SECONDHAND EN-
gines. Boilers, etc; REBUILT az GOOD az
new. G, -, FORD co. TrtgsY shlpyaFd.
Phone 302S. e. Il " aGl lh
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BOARDING.,

WANTED-As FEW ROOM AND TABLE
Ss the very best. 4os East Main Street
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kODAk0.

GOING AWAY TIME; DON'T FORGET
70 take yo kodak, or else , Z, -, yaG g,
ART co. has the most oomple ate supply
4 In tho State, So li8saft stsf1iss Latll.6sl,.
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DlNiNo.RooM.

FEST DINNER IN THE CITY FOR 30.
a Fine Lunch, l5c, Breakfast or Supper,
e5c. VI Quick service. 0ivA Us a trial.
X CHEsTERFIELD LUNCH Is ROOMS.
Twelfth and Main. d
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PAPER HANGING.

THE BEST WORKMANsHIP IN THE
wall paper line In the South; workrron
sent anywhere In the State. JOHN
Phone 80T. trasSs @.si ~ 5jS(g
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-TRUNKsHANDE BAGS.

WE OrJsTU CALL AT 7os EAST
p we have Il the largest and best limo OF
it5' Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
3 city; repairing done. II. w. "a ROUN-E
ii TREE &8BRO. Trunk and Bag Co. $s5si,y
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M,yANTEp-To EMPLOY AN ExPlE-
5rienced lady hook-ke e 2 ppiy
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,Tfloosr OR sTRAYED II FROM s1y FLOYD I. "
SlAvenue, FOX Terrier; female; black,nnd
sssthite body; answer TO name 81 :; Mlqgs..
Liberal reward II returne'd TO 20 t1as s'$
{st C;raceS Street. ~ asf5Jatt55g
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FURNITURE MOVING.

EVERYTHING FOR THE VEHICLE
Buggy Tops, 400 to 5000; Buggy
4 Wheels. ready tired. $500 to $500. Cor
respondence solicited. J. w. WHITE
b & SON, Richmond. Va rs VA p
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FOR Al sALE-oNE n N EWs5 OUBLE
B Truck 4 one Second Hand xtension Top
Carriage with rubber tires. RICHARDr-
X SON BROS.,,5 iB13 Brook iAYenu g. IN M is &
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sE1,rL ED ~, {. LA Ado9 brs as
y q M : "a ke maker; small family, small
Wages for a good home: good manager a;l; e
Apply 4 wOMAN's CHRISTIAN q Asso-
~ COLLATION.. Ellt aiE4 .e it,s5l.
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WANTED

yNANTED-FoRftI light SERVICE IN
country during summer, horse and
in exchange.ffo horses board );
K good IRE Ference Address SUMMER,
s Box ST. city,, fsst u NJ 5jisf
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TDYEING 5ANDTCLEANING.
ANTIQUES.

r ,ARGEsTg COLLECTION OF ANT1QU ES
81 in the IState;s everything at rock bottom
4 nrtces. BIGGS. No. 515 East Main st
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sCOCK WANTED FOX HI FAMILY or
81 three one with experience REQUIRED.
; s5Rt a pply5 2714 East Grace Street.
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2WANT,lED-A GOOD WOMAN AS CONF
Epai1ion and housekeeper in a small
$f5$ family. Address, with Sreferenc es, Mrs
4 w. MERCER Sr White Stone Va
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

5WANTED-EvERY ONE NEEDING al
Il Buggy, surry, Runa bout Or Pheaton to
fs get our low prices before purchasing.
we sell l'''Tennessee' and n Thornhtll''i
Farm Wa CONS. IA Biggest values 81 for
your money; W. K.s8BACHH q SONS
1905 East Main. h a3E
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SUMMER BOARDING.

BLUE r tDt1 15--C IIARNf1NC1 HOME. IN II
4 indd honre ana building: good farm;
orchards; gnrdens; sixty oight a ...nas
Il |. STARR FAv1NDALE, Green "o'o 1e.
Depot. Albeinarle County, Y q.
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ssTTITATION WANTED, Female

Ia S1.ADY~DEsIREs "A POSITION AS
~ mafron In n school. ~ references eS-
& changed Address Miss A.. HAMPTON
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ESTATE-For Rent.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOTEL, WANTED--IF YOU HAVE FOR
trent furnished, well-located hotel in
some thriving town address X care
%t Hotel EIba, Elba, Va,
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
Santa Fe Feels Earthouake.
EX-SENATOR BURTON
. WANTS NEW TRIAL,
Asks on Technical Grounds That the
Evidence Be Reviewed In
Highest Court.

Washington, July 16 - The petition
of former United States Senator Bur
ton for a rehearing by the supreme
court of the United States in the case
against him was received today by
the clerk of that department. The
petition is signed by all of Burton's
counsel. They contend that the court
should have sustained the contention
that section 1882 of the statute under
which Burton was prosecuted, was
unconstitutional and void and
it is urged that the opinion of the court
shows many important considerations
bearing on that statute which were
overlooked. 1t is also urged that there
was no proof to sustain the charge of
the indictment that Burton rendered
service to the Rialto Grain Company,
in the proceedings of the United States
against it; that the offense, if any, was
committed only once and not continu-
ously every month during Burton's 5
employment as counsel by the COM
pany; that the letters of complaint
sent to the Post Office Department
should not have been read to the jury
and much testimony was admitted that
should have been excluded and much
excluded that should have been ad-
mitted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
GENERAL KOSLOV
SHOT AND KILLED
While Seated in a
Park Listening
to Band.
MISTAKEN FOR TREP0FF
Assassin was Member of An.
archistic Society-.-Arrest.
ed by a Prince.

st. Petersburg, July 16.-Additional
details of the assassination of General
kozlov of the headquarters staff, in
the park at Peterhoff Saturday, prove
beyond question that the murderer be.
lieved he was killing General Trepoff
The tragedy occurred in the presence
OF several thousand people who were
listening to music in the English park
below Grand Chateau, adjoining the
Park of Alexander Palace where the
imperial family and German Trepoff
reside. A young man dressed as a
Workman gazed long and earnestly at
General Kozlov, then took a photo
graph from his pocket to compare 1t
to Kozlov's features. He then drew
a pistol and fired four shots point
blank at Kozlov, who fell mortally
wounded and died on the spot.
Assassin Caught ny a Prince.
The assassin started to flee but
Prince Andromiroff seized him and
turned him over to the police. When
searched Trepoff's picture was found
in his pocket. The assassin refused
to give his name but avowed he was
a member of the social revolutionary
organization. Kozlov was not involved
in politics but was married to the
daughter of the famous field marshal,
Count Alexander Suvaror.
Mobiles Unite For Mutual Protection.
st. Petersburg, July 16 Sunday
night witnessed the usual collision be-
tween workmen and police and gend-
armes in the Industrial quarters of
the capital In Schlusselburg road
three thousand people attacked street
car which ran over drunken soldier.
The crowd stopped the car with the
intention of lynching the engineer and
conductor, but were dissuaded. Mobiles
having large estates have formed an
organization for mutual protection to
their property. both against expropria-
tlon by law and despoliatlon by pea.
SAINTS.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
SANTA FE TRACKS
WASHED OUT
BY Heavy Rains Near Las Veuas -
Trains Run Behind
Schedules.

Santa Fe main line trains were de,
layed more or less yesterday and
Saturday night on account of wash.
outs at Wagon Mound, north of Las
Vegas, and also at several points in
Kansas. The wrecking crew was sent
out from Las Vegas early yesterday
morning to repair the damage done to
the track in the vicinity of Wagon
Mound.
Train No. was laid out five hours
on account Of the washout, and. did
not reach Lamy until four o'clock this
morning. The branch train which runs
between this city and Lamy did not
wait for the west bound passenger
train last night and as result pas
sengers bound for Santa Fe were fore
ed to remain at the junction until
one o'clock this afternoon. The Santa
sc branch did not reach this city on
the first return trip today until two
o'clock this afternoon. Practically two
hours were lost at Lamy while the en-
gine crew was sent to help the second
section Of No. 2 up the grade at the
Glorieta mountain.
Heavy rains occurred at Watrous,
Wagon Mound, Springer and other
points north of Las Vegas. Yesterday
rain fell in the Meadow City but only
light showers came down Saturday
night
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
SECRETARY LOEB
TO TAKE A REST
Is Busy With President Settling Up
All Work Requiring immediate
Action.

Oyster Bay, July 16 President
Roosevelt begins this week with the
busiest day he has had at Sycamore
Hill this season, First he will conclude
the question of establishing a brigade
army posts besides many other mat
ters with Secretary Taft who arrived
in Oyster Bay this morning. The secre.
tary is to 60 to Canada for two months
rest and his visit with the president
is for the purpose of settling all mat
ters requiring executive action and
which are possible or conclusion at
this time. Assistant Secretary OF
State Bacon will reach Sycamore Hill
some time today, and number of 9th
er visitors are expected.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
JOSE .. SENA
WENT TO DENVER
Was Victim Of Brother Eiks' Who
Locked Him in Car---lnspectors
Hold Up Special

Jose d. Sena, clerk of the terrific
rial supreme court has gone to Den
YER.
Not that he had any reason for go
ing or wished to go, but because he
was bound hand and foot and locked
in the baggage car Of Denver &
Rio Grande train, Denver bound. Yes
terday morning when the special car
containing the twelve members OF
the local lodge of Elks bound for the
reunion at Denver left the depot, Jose
d. Sena, Dr. David Knapp and A. l.
Morrison, Jr,, were among the pas
sengers. They only intended to go
as far as Barranca and return on the
helper" engine. However, when Bar.
ranca was reached, Mr.. Sena started
for the engine, when suddenly a coil
of rope fell about his shoulders. IN
an instant he was bound hand and
loot, and escorted by dozen Elks,
he was placed in the baggage car and
the door securely locked. The Elks
then turned their attention 10 Dr..
Knapp and Mr.. Morrison. Mr.. Nor.
rlson reached the extra engine in good
time, but owing to his avoirdupois, DR..
Knapp had a hard time. However. he
arrived at the engine tender, neck
ahead of the bowling mob at his
heels and by dire threats, made the
engineer open the throttle.
he and Mr.. Morrison reached Santa
Fe safely and broke the news of Mr..
Sena's kidnapping as gently as pos,
sible to his family. Jose D. is gone,
he is broke, and he has not even a
clean collar.
The tables were turned on the too
festive Elks, however, when they
reached the Colorado line. They were
met by government sheep passengers,
who solemnly quarantined the train
and informed the passengers that they
would have to be dipped as a preventa.
tive against "scab'', disease common
among sheep, before they would be
allowed to enter Colorado. After
much pleading and the intercession OF
Colorado Elks, the inspectors agreed
10 waive the dipping until the train
reached Denver. All aboard promis.
ed to dip promptly upon their ar.
rival in the Queen City. Alone in the
baggage car, Jose D. Sena, escaped
the inspection. Jose does not have
to dip"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
WIFE SUES MILLION
ARE FOR DIVORCE
hrs. James /, Gates, Formerly Mrs.
Mouiton, Winnetka, H., Makes
Sensational Affidavit.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 16.--Gerti ude
Ruel Gates, wife of James l.. Gates
millionaire land owner, has filed
sensational affidavit in her divorce
action here, in which she charges that
her husband last October threatened
TO kill her. AS the result of injuries
then received she alleges she is now
in a hospital in Chicago. Mrs. Gates
formerly was Mrs. Moulton of Winnet
ka, Illinois.
Her affidavit charges her husband
attacked her in her bathroom one
night, tripping her feet from under hel
and throwing her over the edge Of
the balm tub She says he threatened
to kill her. She declares her present
condition is due to that and other in
juries suffered at the hands Of heI
husband
In list of her property Mrs. Gates
declares she owns a $3.50 mortgage
on $50 acres of land, which is pledged
as security for a $4,000 loan. She
says that all her jewelry has beer
pledged for $1,000 loan. which falls
due in September, and unless she Is
given alimony she will lose the gems
She declares that it costs her $50 {
week at the hospital and that it Is
imperative she stay there. She asks
for immediate alimony.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
PUBLICITY IN
CONTRIBUTIONS
To Pay for Recep-
ton to MIR.
Bryan.
AN EXAMPLE FOR CAMPAIGN
Says Nebraskan in Letter..
Clever Scheme to Show
Where he Stands.

New York July l6--At the sugges
tion Of William J. Bryan, says the
Herald today, advantage will be taker
of the reception to be given him or
his return from abroad to give a prac
tical Illustration of the feasibility o1
applying publicity to certain campaign
contributions In letter to William
Hoge, president of the Commercial
Travellers Antitrust League, which
was received yesterday, Mr.. Bryan ap
proved of the plans for the reception
so far as they have been laid before
him and cautioned the managers tc
avoid all factional disputes, that all
factions might have an equal chance
and so that it will not be our fault
if everything is not harmonious"
Mr.. byran then made the suggestion
that the popular subscription involv
ing the principle of publicity be EN-
ployed to defray the cost of the recep
ton. This method" he added, would
set a good example for the campaign
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
FINANcIER DIES.
Alfred Belt, Weaithiest Man In South
Africa, Passes Away in
London.

London, July 16-Alfred Belt, the
South African financier, died today
He had been in bad health for some
time.
Belt was born in 1853 at Hamburg
He is said to have been the richest
man in London and at one time was
alleged to be forming a gold trust
in which the names Of many prominent
American financiers were mentioned.
He gave large sum of money to
the Red Cross Society and other insti
tutions and recently donated $5OO,OO(
to found university at Hamburg.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
SANTA FE, N M, MONDAY, JULY 16 1906.
HONDURAS HAS
ENOUGH FIGHTING
Is Willing to Disarm and Arhitrate II
Other Countries VIII Do the
Same.

Washington, July 16.-Honduras is
willing to disarm and submit its griev.
ances to arbitration as soon as Qua
temala and Salvador agree to do like
wise. A dispatch announcing Hon,
duras' willingness to arbitrate was re.
ceived today by the state department
from Philip X. Brown, the American
charge, who is looking after the in.
terests of the United States. When
the war broke out, Mr.. Merry, the
American minister to Salvador, ad.
vised the department today he is still
negotiating with the Salvadorean au-
thorities, trying to get them to agree
to disarm and meet the Guatemalan
ENJOYS in Washington or elsewhere to
arrange for settlement of their diff
culties.
Honduras Has Not Declared War.
New York, July 16--The associated
press received the following telegram
from the president of Honduras:
Observation-Disclosures has not
declared war Guatmala without
justification or reason has invaded the
territory of this republic and the
whole country has come to the Nation.
al defense, manuel Bonilla"
Salvador and Honduras Fight as One.
Tegucigalpa, July 16--According to
an agreement signed at Corinto, SIX
months ago, the republics of San Sal.
vador and Honduras became allies for
defensive purposes.
President Arranging for Arbitration
Oyster Bay, July 16-Peace negotia-
tions between Guatamala and Saliva
dor are being arranged today by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and acting Secretary
OF State Bacon. The negotiations, it
is stated, will doubtless be held on
board the American Cruiser Marble
Head, now in Guatemalan waters.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
GALLUP MAN
DOPED AND ROBBED
Hugh McGinn Found Unconscious in
Rear of San Diego
Saloon.

San Diego, Cal, July l6--At three
O'Clock Friday morning policeman
found Hugh McGinn of Gallup, N. NJ,
lying unconscious behind saloon on
San Pablo Avenue. Examination re.
yealed the TACT that McGinn had been
doped at a neighboring bar during the
night and robbed of $2,50O besides a
gold watch and chain.
McGinn, who had been superintend
ent of the Weaver mine of the Ameri
can Fuel Company at Gallup arrived
here direct from New Mexico
recently, According to his story he
suffered from cramps and took two
drinks Of gin to get relief This is all
McGinn remembers and the officers
believe it Is a clear case of doping and
subsequent robbery.
Everything McGinn had on his per.
son is missing. He is in very serious
condition from the effects of the drug
and fears that he is going insane.
McGinn has been in the employ OF
the owners Of the mine at Gallup for
the last fourteen years
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
ELKS' SPECIAL
TRAIN WRECKED
On Colorado and Southern--E ngineer
Killed - Passengers
Not Hurt.

Trinidad, Colo, July l6-Passenger
train No. Z on the Colorado and South
ern railroad, carrying hundreds Of
Elks', from Texas to the convention at
Denver was wrecked three miles
north of Forbes Junction this morn
ing. Engineer Martin D. Cullen was
killed and fireman Charles T. Garrall
was badly hurt The train ran into a
landslide when rounding curve and
the engine rolled over, carrying two
baggage cars with it. No passenger
coaches left the track. Cullen was
crushed under the locomotive. Carroll
jumped and though badly hurt walked
to Forbes and sent the news Of the
wreck.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
POWDER MILL
BLOWN UP
Killing Three Men and Destroying
Many Buildings-TWenty Employ
es Injured.

Ashland, Wis, July ia powder
mill several miles from this city blew
up today, killing three men. Twenty
were injured. The dead are ]. l..
Pierce, superintendent; William Wal
lace; laborer, George Woodisl The
neutralizing plant was totally destroy.
ed The mill was owned by the Allan.
tic Dynamite Company and there were
twenty-five buildings in the group.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
CONSTABULARY KILLS
LADRONE LEADER
After Hard Fight-Lieutenant and
| Men Desert-Was Out Of
| Right Mind.

Manila, July 16.-Lieutenant Cos.
tello of the constabulary reports that
on July Is, he had fight with the
ladrones under Panleton Villafuerte at
Casiguran, province of Abay. Villa
fuerte was killed. The provincial
treasurer was arrested and held pris-
oner at Casiguran awaiting orders
from the insular authorities. H. R.
Talbot, lieutenant of the constabulary,
deserted at Iloilo, Island of Panay,
with six men and crossed to Guimaras
where he started an aimless chase
over the country. A detachment of
constabulary pursued the deserters
and captured Talbot, who 1t was found
was out of his mind.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-16
DELEGATE ANDREWS
COMING HOME
Non-Partisan Reception to Be Ten.
dered Him at Albuquerque Com
nercial Club.

Albuquerque, July 16.--Hon, w. H.
Andrews, delegate to Congress from
New Mexico will arrive here Wednes.
day night and the people, irrespective
of any party will give him rousing
reception at the Commercial Club. He
has proven to be one of the most
energetic and influential delegates
New Mexico has had in Congress and
it was through his influence, just at
The closing hour of the last Congress
that he got the clause tackled on to
the appropriation bill appropriating
100000 for a public building in this
CITY