davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

HANKS most remarkable story Ihat
has just been made public.
AL the iime of the Goohol assassin
alton Ambrose Rlcrco was writing for
fho Hearst uancrs ne was greatly
wrought un. nrst over the flct OF tnai
assassinafina. and second over the
nct that there was little apparent
chance shat the conspiracy womb pe
sined and iho guilty men brought 10
Justice
That assassination occurred twenty
months before tho murder of prcgl-
dent Mckinley writing oi the Guebel
killing one day. Major hierce pro-
ducet four fines OF poetry, by way
nf prophecy OF what might be expect.
ed y me crime OF poililcu asaassina-
ton was lo bc permitted 90 go unpun-
lshod
The lines were writtca. aa Major
iiiercp now explains. not with the
Thought of instilgating assassination,
but for the purpose OF reprohatlng 49,
sasalnation. 60 suggest what might he
expected NJ such crimes were 90 go
uapunished
Twenty months later William Me
Klnloy was assasalnatcd Maior niorco
had been his friend We had never
even been q democrat, he declares. he
was not oniy friendly 20 Mckinley
but 10 his administration Hut after
j Mckinley was killed enemies OF Wi
liam u. Hearst raked ap those toul
lines. and. taking them away from
their context and without ANY cxpla
nation. presented them aa the Hearst
insligation 90 the murder of pesi'
dent
That story was widely circulated
anil probably cost Hearst immenseil
ln moley as it certainly forced hin
io pas "a heavy price DO personal pres
tIgo They were used against him %
me majority campaign. and socre
tary Root haed them as part of hil
indictment against Hearst in the uti
ga speech Just before The election o.
November s. yet ln fact, they weri
written. according 90 Major nlerec
and tho explanation o. horne out hl
tho publications of current detos l0
lbc rcprohaiioR 0f euarchy
Nir Hearst took che medIcieo lik
man Major blcrce IS sim in hi
employ ani the inclHeni. tremendous
ly slsnihCsnt a. nave boon lta COnse
Qutnces Is him. has eeYvf been refer
rtd Iu hY hlm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
COMMISSION TO REVISE
oHiO's TAX LAWS.

C0lwmhus. Ohio. Nov l2 Tho com.
missiun appointed by Governor Harris
% ruYieo the tax laws of this state
met again today. The members ot
the commission are Measrs q. D. Mar
iln. OF Lancaster a. AZ COssatt. of
Cincinnati. and q d. ioeaott ui
Cleveland anad they have been So
looted 90 revise the iHs laws 80 as
10 do away with a direct loyy Cor State
purposes. This viii leave only the
bufdcL Of taxation iof local purposes
% nihe local tax districts of The state,
such aa counties. municipalities and
townships. oh ln other W0rds. d wln
wCan home rule ln inHRiior Aiinr-
ney General ElliH has pronounced in
favor of Increased taxation upon fran
chlses and b ls thought that the add.
tinnRl revenue needed Ay iho state
VIII bH 0hfnuod from lhls source
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
The Question Discussed by
the Congregational Union
in FAN -. 5ntl0n.
.ENGLAHD'S QUEEN IS IN
An AUTOMOBILE SMASH UP
London Has the Worst Street In
the World and the
King OF Liars.
spcclal Coffcsnonitnco
8Y WILLIAM rRUg HAWTHORNE.

Special lufroFW re-.
BY WILLIAM TRUE HAWTHORNE.
London. Nuv 12-The VIRGIN
BIRTH was among the subjects dis
oussod by The congregational Union At
the autumn convention Oh WolVcr'
hampton. a. might Boz ha2hrdod,
great interest WAS taken ln the the.
illogical treatment Of q topic OF such
tender human intcrCfi The natural
dolicgcy of the discussion was per-
hapa. tho more attcuuatcd by rpasun
af iho presence of many lady dele.
gates iu the conference. fact that
was dcplorod By some Oi the speakers.
They expressed regret ihai the suhlec
mad been brought forward In the pres.
onco of a mixed company. and because
Do was hardly az assembly OF experts
Rev Dr. Hantg of Norwich said
it was only lu rAcrnt years INST the
Virgin birth had been denied and a
considerable nLmhcr of thinkers maia-
tanned as possible 90 reject the miucu
luua birth. and yoi accept The theory
of the incarnation. That position hr
said. made the miracle ui lhc incarnn
tion an the more dlnicult 90 believe
Tho evidences OF the ages supported
The Virgin birth Those who denied
The divine origin of Christ atili had d
account tor Jesus. and n Ills birth wa,
20 ho DKnlaiucd by natural causes
lle remained greater mystery than
ever
Or Forsyth wha more than one,
I deplC "a chat the discussion hal taken
place ia be presence ui ladiaa ans
reporters. especially the latter, differ
cd from many OF The argumcntl
brought forward hy nj harrett II 3
belief ia The virgin birth was nccCs
I sury for the purpose and mllnoss o
/ redemption. that boliol must De- held
/ ON the other hand if "a could not Do
I shown 10 ho absolutely necessary f0
/ the idea ug redemption. thol thCl
might reserve un open mind un ih'
/ subject
/ The chairman. Rev DR. Bartlett. %
I Oxford said the divine creative nc
might accompany Mfth under OthC
I cundi IONS They should keep thci
minds open, bat open both ways.
Other speakers rogurdod the matte
as an open question, and fuggcatDI
that iurtacr discoveries might throw
I llght on the very diliCuit question. nl
( Barrett who stood almost alone ir hi
views. 90 reply maintained ,hat ,h
Virgin birth was an integral Part %
] the incarnation itself
The discussion closed without AM
of the lady delegates having risen q
lessen masculine porploXity hy pre-
sentng tho question with all tho m
mlnoslty and logic has leads che fen
inlue miad miultlvciy 20 The rlsh
conclusion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

in 'hc drst months az the russian
lHp1nrfn Nnr 30 had n EifikIns eAs
ample oi fhe necessity iof preparation
and ihe early advantage oi those who.
80 i0 spoak. shave mingled their roofs
in dfr weather The glftne IN prop
araiinn haa made alaiQry nnd given io
us our aroataft mfn. The Individual
as Wel a. fhe nation should he Fff
pared fof any emergency are Yun
prepared io successfully combat ihe
Hfat cold 4ou tHhol a cold can he
cured much more quickly when irfai.
ga as soon as % bias been contracted
and before 81 has become sattiea ln
mo system Chamberlain CQnEn
nomedy Is fun0ua lnf iis tntcs 0f
colds ana 10 should ~ hept at hand
ready for Instant ure For sale hy a'i
drurgiaff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

foot ball work uf thls iai Twisting
hIs trolley hrahe did nos so amisa. u
put 49, be- Aaishing touches az nia
freshman work nf lasi season. and he
Do now accounted oao of the best
guards ln blue history
Hob" Forbes Is a Yalf slandby. He
was formerly cnpiaia Of the Wesleyan
team and entered here three years
ago Last year ho was looked upon az
the BEST tackle in che country Tie a
an allaruund player and, though
rather weak un che defensive, has Inn
proved Ia tnis in the past few weeks.
ngloW win 40 .nchio service lie
ans n mountain % strength "a hls i9l~
pound frame Coach Foster Roch
sell calls him consistent player
The big problem for he coach has
bean ln getting lwo suardh and 8 een-
tor TO .hih date there is no especial.
iy good timber IN aighl Levine and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

ceHuy established in Kansas city
Tho aila el lhe movement is io form an
Institution of men free from polite
ical aud ecclesiastical UOWhlaati0E
ana Waited f0r che advancement of the
arts and sciences.
rae details of tho internal admnia-
ifaiion are io he mannEed hy a board
of directors Tho egtcrnal work uf
inc iaatlfHtiuu as an asencs for bot
iorinr social conditions WIZ be- in the
hauds of enc bellows Oi the ucifer
sity. 4 bOdy nf several hundred per-
snHs.
10 the scupo of fhe Institution are
the pErnosou to advance the aria and
sCioneos in this community not in the
cry but ln practice, 90 create the high
esi possible artistic and scientific oon-
dltlona of social existence. raise the
standard az living and increase me
purchasing unWer of a daya work
in ref sud keon a clty charter that
shall make thd municipal corporation
"A public trust stronger ihau nl prl'
tain concerns chat dp business ln this
market i0 release and stimulate pri'
Yaio enterprise and make % serve zoe
public
Oao az the thlnas that iho Muulcl-
pal aniVersily ~ fvcparlng 10 40 Win.
Oul DELAY O. % mraieh model homes
for the puor ~ Kansas City ai model
ate rent Later suburban homes VII
boz built aud sold io che iabnrlne
classes on small mNnfhly inHialime1i1
of 81 10 "a per $1,000 Invested. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17


The wurHi street DO london. Do not
ia thc world. Oh auihoriiativUiy do
ciafcd fo be Greek street. Soho ln
o. statement before the ROYAL commits
sion on the relationa OF tho police Wifh
The public aa to illtrcalmfnt OF per
Sons under srfat. Police Inspector
Mckay gave word picture of fho mo-
loTlous locality over which bis author
ny ckieade The people VINO assem-
hie in Greek street OVUry night. he
said Hrc nothing Tess than q post. aQmo
Qf hr greHfcri possible reptiles who
ofhiue ihe human breath They were
mostly Foreigners. Hnf were divided
ini0 tN0 gangs un racial limos. French
and llaliana un uae side and Germans
0u ihc other bitter feud existed,
and irequoaf clashes between them
occurred With 0reek street as the
battle Ground They hated iho police,
however. worse than they hated each
other and Joined hands agalnai the
authorities whenever the latter sought
tn clear the street lf tho mob Wnlch
nightly claiWed ppa aoaalgn there AZ
to Chafac OF police brutality. ne ia
apuctur said they had to ace quickly
ln making arrests. aa tho foreigners
would use a knife on "a pistol az the
slighiosf rrovocatlon Then there was
thr additional danger that ln making
q capture of iogolgnpr SOME friend
of fhn prIaunef would real up behind
and sfan hlm Corrohnratifo state.
menia as ,0 fho desperate condition
uf things in Greek street lon no
doubt ln ihe minds of che members uf
fho commission ihai ltey bad happen.
l lp1n me- mosl lawicsr place ln an
he great elfY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

The royal automobile IN which
Alexandra Was going 90 Snndrngham
castle thc other day met with a mis-.
hap which nccusin-rd her majesty aud
her companions great aie~m. a tire
burst with loud report causing "a
chain io break with such force that
lt wus driven through the dashboard,
The royal travellers had tO aliEhi anr
finish the Journey 20 the station Ia a
dog cart The queen left nalmorai
castle accompanied hy Princess Vic.
ioria and Col Sir Arthur Davidson,
and the accident ueclrrCd when the
mote ear had zone about four miles.
Fortunately. a fuur-wheoled dog cart
was seen approaching. and the royal
party pressed q iuto service Hastily
entering che carr. her majesty direct.
ga the driver to proceed 20 the rail.
road station with an speed The dog
cart waa accnrdiaEly footed along at
sumeihlnR loes than the automobile
limit. hut quite rapid enough 10 land
the party az the station. none the
worse physically for their exciting nd.
venture. in time tu catch thr irai1 fof
Newcastle and the south
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17


An important fumuf ln railroad clr
Giles Do that of tho purchase 81 ihe
Mexican Central railroad by ihe Rock
Island aud che PROPOSED construction
~ tho latter ~ q sew and shorter
liao 81 Kansas tiiy The continued
presence in Ei I'aa1 III .. q. nei. who
Nas CD a Waaf extent lustfnmfniai m
iha miiiluN II ino Dl paru q North
eastern and hurl ir1st statement Gel
fhf nHori Ihai DAB IH ihnfa for the
purpose ul I0caiIng enc bow road.
nigos more Cham ord'Hafl Importance
fn 100 report
THE new Inc N it maief|ailfc1 wiz
nass ihruuah Carlsbad and VIII n'sn
confor upon "a Fago another rapport
anl railroad inlet "a Win also sifp
"a complete lIno Tor tho Rock if'anl
innnaFomonf frCm Cnicnga 10 MesIeo
city ogce che On'y road in ne MeAf
can ronublIr ln which iho Eqgummoui
holds no financial inteFeat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

A dangerous surgical operation. ln-
Yolying The removal No s. malignant
ulcer, as large aa ms hand. from my
daughters hlp. was prevented By the
application ol nuesien'a Afnica aalvc
says a q siickol. of Mhpius NJ Va.
"pefslateul use Of thf saipe complete.
ly cured it" Cures cuts. burns and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
HE SEES GOOD IN JOHN
D. ROCKEFELLER
KANSAS CITY PASTOR WHO
LAUNCHES A MUNICIPAL UNI.
VERstTN SAVE THE OIL MAN
FOUND CONDITIONS READY.
MADE.

Kansas City. No. Nov ~ The
Rev. Chas. Ferguson author and
pastor ~ An Souls Unitarian church,
says that John -. Rockefeller. James
nlll and other magnatea. are not so
bad ~ they are painted They take
advnniago of conditions as they find
them. MI ForgtsOn says, and make
the most OF their opportunities lie
believes that both these men are en-
Titled 10 a great deal of credit
The Rev Ferguson Ia oFgarlfer aud
head Of the Municipal university. re-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17


Santa Fe. ~ a.. Nov. no. 1906
Whereas. The seventeenth annual
session ~ the Trans Mississippi Com.
mefcial congress will convene in Kan.
alR city. Nov 90. 1906. and
Whereas. The governor of New Alex.
leo has been requested By the officials
OF said congress 10 appoint a delcga'
tlon 90 represent New Mexico 90 said
session OF the coagreas, nov there
fore.
I, a. j. Hageman, governor ~ the
territory of New Mexico by virtue of
~ the authority iu me vested do here.
by appoint tho following named resi-.
dents Of New Mexico as delegates TO
represent the territory az the seven.
iecnth annual session of tho Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress:
Hon h. Bradford Prince. Hon ME-
guel a Otero, Santa w.; Hon. y. 81
storcr. Hon H. y. FERGUSON, George
Arnol. Albuquerque; Dr. ~ 10 Cmoy
Antonio LuCoro. ~ E Twitcholl, iAi
Vegas T. O. Hernandez, TERRA A,nar
illa. W. ID. Murray, Silver City; Mar
tlu lnrman, las Cruces VI. g. Ham
ilion Roswell; r. O. Reid TexlcO.
Van Houion, Ration; John HI, Joyce
ca 'shad. g. ~ AilniFU San Antonio.
theodore HomRn, TucumcaFi
Done az the oxecutivo once this th,
i0lh day of November. A. ID 1906
tseail (signedl
~ J. HAGERMAN
ny the governor;
Nsmcdi j. w. RAYNOLDs.
secretary of Now Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

When William Uoonri governor 0f
Kentucky. was asaasainaiod ne bullet
that kllled him could never be- found
The most minute search failed 10 iO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Holds Title Of "Klng Of Liars
nosides lhn distinction 0f having
100 worst street ia the world. ihe
honftiul Englshmah claims that ihe
Klne ol Liars resides iu Wnreea-
for Ths interesting fact cropped out
ut De- election iuQulry there, whern
comm'aTlpn enFaefd Iu tracing hrilr
cry m0sof used 40 'hn polls has been
hnlnod ny Opfn nnd shnmcItfa perjury
on 400 wilnf.a stand A lnrge numoof
or WiiutFfeH persons who. on their
0Un fdmisainu. had bco1 arlhed ep.
tered Ihe hoN. hui all denied any know
edge OF me souce VI tho corruption
fund Ono 0f these, Nathaniel lur'
ncr. who slated that no WAS bfldoa,
was cnailouifd by hla employer. VINO
Told tho commission chat Turner haa
he nickname of the king of Liars
when Waa hn rfuWnodf aHned q
member oi fhe commission amid
great laughter Turner returned to
lhe stand ana fapHiiaied the vile, nut
Hs he araln aWorn in aoiliHF Doe vote ~
shilling. lnl aa che cfIdeuee ~ hia
nenchnnt iag iylng about everything
un all orcHfiuas Nna overwhelming,
neW sFapofr are spreading hlH Tame
Throughout the lsnd aa ihe kine oI
liarf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Flanders wtgn barred 1ul hY now
rulo eaemplins professional school
men
A husky yOuna chan. Paul Voodeg.
has made a strong promise BID IN back
held
Samuel MOre, arand1Oa ui samuel
" n Morse. a. captain of ihe '0f aF-
aregatlon has shoRn force.
VALE obviously Discouraged in the
preliminary Uofh, Coach Rockwell
made 10 clear 20 inQuifers that SAN
guina confidence was no part ~ hi1
program. yale alaAy8 shows her
tJue strength when the limo b. Be-
most needed - az hand. 10 said
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17


ton reads Tho Bible great deal
Sometimes IN the evenings be viii
bend forward with bis hands on me-
knees and pore over familiar chap
tcrs Now and then niH spcciaclea
will van from his nose and ho win
wipe the glasses and comment tO hio
cnll mate about something which hes
particularly Impressed him
ilkes IN Jali
burton never gets outside OF the
corridors and has never been outside
hut once since being put in jail.
sheriff J.. l. Marshall says. That was
the morning after bis Incarceration,
when be- was allowed for five minutes
t0 look after some legal documents.
Ho was accompanied ny deputy
sheriff
Hls little JAN duties consist of
carrying cordwo0n from one slide OF
the DAN interior go inc other. water
ING the Flowers in pots. sweeping the
corridor aud his Cell and keeping up
the fire
Then Button likes 90 Ten ioaes too.
BE- has travelled extensively and has
a good memory. and NJ someone
speaks OF an incident on Marble
creek. Burton Cnnten of something
that occurred when he toured the ISL
ands Of the Pacific
hia Wife His Chef
Tho federal government pays i3 10
cents per meal eaton hy lts prisoners
10 the lroa.co jail. Int senator bur
ton doesn't eat three for 0so cents
meals Tie % allowed to have his food
prepared al a hotei block away
from the iall under The supervision of
his wife who has tho reputation OK
helms NE best waIlcsmlth On Abilene.
Kaa.. ard expert nt any other Mud of
culinary product
Hcru are SOME of the typical Burton
menus
BREAKFAST
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Munlrinfi uWnershig and progress
HlVo Standardization they 81 together
naa given nlnFi serious setback
Ni iho hDfuugh rloci0an the Oihfe
aey TOE defeat ni tho pfoNleaslVfa
Waa. indeed. al overwhelming a. the
iNNuMN uf lnr Tories ui TOO |nto par
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

ifayod most admirably ~ Nine sea'
iof This American nrima d0nnn ha
voice nf oHcehcni quality, which .H
used io iho best advantage aad If Wil
be- Interesting % hear her in rten
more ambitious roles the other n'fs
we're susiaInd by italian arfl.i 30
great merit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

iroat0un. $40, Noy i2 jal life De-
being borne iauntliy enough by eX.
Unltoa States Senator JOS Ralph
burton OF Kansas Formerly lean and
slender. he ia getting fat
Ho iH in excellent health. cats the
best food procurahlc in This favored
section. hreaihes plenty uf pure alf
of tho Arcadnn valley of Missouri.
roadh lhe newspapers. wrltca letters,
sleeps veil, has his faithful wife Tor a
visitor two og three times q day. and
admits he feels lIkf be- rs on vaca-
lion.
Buttons surroundings are very
lNli.liko- iitslo Cmmncd rcil With
dinEy baHkotwork iron bars and hare
whilcwuahed wall But be- has q car.
pct On tho flour Ia the cell and cor
r.lor. his celi IN comfortably furnish
90 and kept clean. and his Mattress
s good thick one. besides he en-.
Joys 4 degrCo of pxCluaivcnesa being
WESTMINSTER, as cCli mate
burton gtatoa he health 81 excel
lent. and says: Why shouldn't I get
fatf"
Rssds the Hhlc.
Neither Burton nor his devoted
wife have shown a ircmor since the
former Htatosmans punishment be
san Tor pleading the csso of the Ri-
alto Grain q Securities co. before ~
government department tor "a fee ~
is said that Burton and Dos wife be-.
Hove in Christian science teachings
hat inspire them with philosoph'
teal Wow 0f She pIoceeiiurL BUR-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

cream sash Her bridesmaids wore
rarldaai and white costumes. except
one who preferred q bright Scottish
plaid. The wedding festivities we're
rclenrafed al the gypsy oucampment
oa WORKMAN fOad with ndlilonal cefe-
monies. che display 0f modern ponD
being restricted io thr fashionable
and expressive quality 81 De- materials
nse0 ia thr ufe iF creations uf thN
Hnras miilnerH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

comnauy is gov being urganzod to
build these homes. and investors are
promised a fair return uu heir cans
Ifal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

fried Corn Muah
Bread aud Butter Cohee
LUNCH.
Welldunp Roast Beef
CanditJ Sweet Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes.
Baked Macaroni with Cheese.
Apple pudding
Bread Butter MIX.
DINNER
Cream OF wheat
upofgtcak carefully bruLcdl
Mutton Chun Fried Potato Cakes.
Wanies.
Apple Pie Toast no. Water.
Mrs Burton takes the meals 90 the
lail herself She o. usually accom-
panied By "a handsome. black haired
eifl of DO. Dorothy Mitchell. a nclco
uf Burton. who d. staying with her
nt the hotel The former senator al
ways embraces and kisses his vile
a little woman 0f unassumlng appear
ace.
BURToA's DAILY JAIL ROUTINE
z q. m Rises
1880 o.. m.-Tnlct completed
PAGES corridor
a. m.-- Breakfast brought hy wife
a. m.- Reads mail and kanani
newspapers.
no Il. Answers correspondence.
~ a. M. Begins an hour Of cxer
else up and down the corridor
Reads the bible.
D. MFRS. Burton brings lunci
and mail Visits an hour
g p. M Reads metropolitan news
papers
8 d m Writes letters.
D. IN sits in corridor and talk
with fellow prisoners
D. D. MI. ExCrociues in corridor
does little chores
f m Dinner
40 m Rcads bible au hour
s.. d. m Talks with sheriff au'
I prisoners.
a. b. m Koiires
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
ONE or THE REASONS
WHICH DEFEATED
HEARST
'ooEBEL BULLET" POEM WAIT.
TAN As WARNING AGAINST
ANARCHY USED AGAINST
HIM.


) THO bullet that pierced 0oohels 3
3 breast !
D Cannot D. lnuuf ln an fht weai 4
8 Good reason; d Is speeding here 4
. 20 stretch Mckinley ou his bier 1
s6g8 6SSSB GSsg q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
DELEGATES TO TRANS
MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS
WHICH WILL CONVENE m KAN.
sAs CITY. NOV. 2o-APPolNT-
MENTs BY GOVERNOR.

Governor llngcrmnn Saturday ap'
pointed delegates TO the Trans Missls.
sippl Commercial congress from New
Mexico. as follows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

rHE SENATORIAL PRISONER ts0
DEPRIVED OF MIGHTY LITTLE
GUT OUTDOOR EXERCISE DUR.
mo HIS SIX MONTHS RETIRE.
MENT-A VISIT ToTHE IRON
CO JAIL AND a DESCRIPTION
or BuRToN's LIFE THERE.
The Tupelo journal., 1906-06-08

Miss Ella NunneIee of ChestervilIe,
came over W ednesday to attend the
Woodmen picnic.
Miss Alma Holmes and Mrs. c.. e.
Gray, of Chesterville, attended the w.
O. w. picnic here Wednesday and were
the guests of Miss Hettie Bean.
Mr.. J. B. Mansfield, manager of the
Tupelo Fertilizer Factory was in town
Tuesday transacting business. Mr.
Mansfield is a clever and corteous
gentleman and the Sentinel is glad to
know that he has succeeded wonder
fully well with the factory this year.
He attributes large measure of his
snccess to liberal advertising in the
county papers.-Ripley Sentinel
The last meeting of the U. D. C. was
held with Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson with
the following programme:
Minutes and Roll Call, Mrs. Jones.
Cor. Sec'y's Report, Miss Rogers.
Treasurer's Report, Mrs. Motlow.
Reading. Minutes of the State Conven-
tion in Biloxi, Mrs. Knoebel.
Reading. Daughters of the Confeder-
acy. and Their Noble Purpose,
Miss Dozier.
Paper. Henry Clay, Historical subject
for the afternoon) Mrs. Chas. Long
Miss Mary Hurd Cunningham will act
as secretary during the absence of Mrs.
Jones. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. 1henext meet
ing will be held June 18th with Mrs.
Houston, subject, Mississippi Heroes"
MARY H. CUNNINGHAM,
Sec. Pro Tenn.