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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

INI u 1 ana great DAY, TOO, IOT lOhul
kAA Tackworthy. For Tommy's uncle's
IQ&M90I brother by marriage on his moth
er's side was bridge trustee, and
Tommy, according to boyish talk,
was accustomed to "work" his relatives "for
all they were worth"
1t must be confessed that Tommy had come
misgivings as to his success in this instance,
for his schoolfellow, the alderman's son, said
that the trustees had only issued four thou
sand tickets TO the opening ceremonies of the
wonderful bridge, and he asserted that there
were ten thousand applicants for each ticket.
But then, as Tommy said. you can't tell
where the lightning will strike unless you have
good conductor, and his conductor was his
uncle's brother by marriage on his mothers
side-the bridge trustee
So he centred all his hopes on this main
chance, and repeating to himself the sentence
from Montgomery's poems he. had analyzed
in school the week before:
Hope against hope and ask till you re-
he clung to his somewhat distant relative,
and hoped and asked continually; until on
the afternoon of wednesday, May %, his pa
tience was rewarded by the receipt of neat
ly-engraved card. seven by ten inches in size,
topped with cut of the bridge, and fanked
with the arms of New York and Brooklyn.
ana TINS card OF invitation very politely
stated that "The Trustees of the New York
and Brooklyn Bridge request the honor Of
the presence of Mr.. Thomas Tackworthy at
the opening ceremonies, to take place on
Thursday, May "a, at two o'clock P. NJ
To say that Tommy felt proud as he walked
out of the Office of his uncle's brother by mar
riage on his mothers side, with the great
white envelope in his hand, would be but
mild expression of a very evident fact.
He wanted the whole sidewalk to himself,
and when he had boarded De Kalb avenue
horse car, the temptation to excite the envy
of his fellow-passengers by repeatedly drawing
the big card from the envelope and reading
and rereading it, awakened the resentment of
the small boy at his left, who said at last:
Him! Guess the bridge office burned
down last night! How did you steal it?"
But Tommy's pride of possession rose above
such insinuatons.
"Why, no." Tommy said to his sister, Gwen
doline Serena, who, like all Brooklyn girls
and Others not of Brooklyn, 1 imagine
played no backwardness in asking for favors,
"of course you can't go. Girls don't go to
the bridge opening. It's only for men!"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Copyright by James ElversOn,.

Copyright by James Elverson).
N@T had been great day for Brooklyn,
I#l and great day, too, for Tommy
k@AA Tackworthy. For Tommy's uncles
IQ&M90I brother by marriage ON his moth
- er's side was bridge trustee, and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26
MOROCCAN SITUATION
) BADLY DISTURBED.

Tangier, Oct. 26.-Owing to the
disturbed state of the country, Amer
lean Minister Gunmere and DIR. Posen
the German minister, are remaining
at Fee. The Moorish officials, in an
swer to French representations re-
garding the disquieting situation de-
ny responsibility. Some of h for
eign diplomats are demanding the
dismissal of Mohammed FL Torres,
representative of the Sultan mere, on
the ground that he is old, incapable
and fanatical. The situation in Mo-
rocco City continues critical Herr
Heinrich, a German merchant who
was captured by Moorish horsemen
ear Rabat. has been rescued by his
personal guards.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26

District court was occupied this
morning in getting a jury for the tri-
against George Roberts, Paul Ayres.
Sud, Ben n Andy Locklear, VIM.
Wells. Anzie Thomas, Frank Taylor,
Henry Roberts n others, in which
defendants are charged with conspir-
ing to run out of Last Chance Can
yon, Eddy county. the following citi-
zens: Walter II. Greer, John s. Sam
pies. and their families. The taking
of testimony was commenced this at
+ternoon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26

plication by a delegate to congress.
Of course private pension bills are
special favors to congressmen-but
these to get through, there is never
any opposition to them. Private pen
sion bills are put through for the
benefit of men who under the rules
of the department are not entitled
to them. This almost invariably is
presents them always has a personal
reason for doing so. But of course a
Territorial delegate is more patriot
ic than an ordinary congressman from
the states.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26
I'M CONSULTATION WITH
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

washington, Oct. 26.-E. w. Sims.
u. s. Attorney for the Northern Dis,
trict of Illinois, and George NJ. Bow
ers, u. S. Fish Commissioner, were
in conference with President Roose-
Welt today. Sims and Bowers as spe-
cial legal agents of he President.
went to Alaska to investigate the al
legged japanese seal poaching, and
arrived at the Seal islands two days
after the killing of some japanese
poachers, which was made the sub
ject Of diplomatic negotiations be
tween the United States and Japan.
It is believed that today's confer
ence touched upon this matter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26

without boasting great familiarity
with Washington methods. the Rec
ord understands that pensions are
granted to old soldiers after q thor
ough investigation by the depart
ment and awarded TO men who de-
serve them-not merely handed out
on the perfunctory filing OF an APP
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26

We have in our employ the
best carriage painter and trim
mer that has ever been i'm ROs-
we'll and are prepared to do the
best work at reasonable prices
Pec0s Valley Lumber Co. W&F
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26

$500, 900 to loan on irrigated farms,
Long time loans. interest payable an
nually with pr1vfiege to pay on loan
before DUE. B. Herbst. Financial
Agent, sos NJ. Main, opp. p. o.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26
Your Moneys
Worth.

However, this prize proposition is only incidental,
since you get your moneys worth in every arti-
Gle sold at this store.
Our new Fall and Winter Goods have arrived.
We have the largest stock of Carpets and Floor
Coverings in the city. A full line of Blankets and
Bed-clothing. Ladies' Ready made Suits and
Coats of the latest fashions, in fabrics to please
the fancy and Il at prices to suit all pocket-books.
Ladies' Fine Shoes, Etc.
Men and Boys are also invited to visit our
store. Hanan's Fine Shoes and Stetson Hats for
men deserve special mention. Then We handle
Eidenheimer, Stein & Co., Clothing for boys, and
Wright's Underwear for everybody. Your boy
can safely be sent here to buy his own clothes. but
the whole family will be welcome at any time.
Come in and look around, whether you wish to
buy or not.
LM1eG1TLa
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-26

They cost us something, but your trade is worth
something, too-and we propose to show our APP
probation OF your patronage by presenting you
a handsome clock. These timepieces are made
in a variety of both plain and ornamental styles
some of them the finest ever displayed in Ros-
welt. The best way for you to learn the details
would be to call at the store, and see the clocks.
A clerk has been especially detail to explain the
plan of presentation. Ii you buy $40 worth of
goods, you get a clock as a prize. Ii you buy
more you get a better one-the finest of all being
awarded to the purchaser of $500 worth of goods.
1t is not necessary to make all your purchases at
one time, but tickets will be issued as follows.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
DuIfanuebrues Vvtte.

s set MISUNDERSTANDING Eibs'
Ifrift "Prometbeus" ifrtpcr DR.. =,
Reinbarbt: Iaria9en til 0e <Ioe'
periooer, Soroen bar Giennem'
gaaet, be iaafalote 3StIoer, Itg'
ger iToIge arrbcuiuS" ltnNer's'
geIicr / ItmoifprerS perlenbe allI'
ipreinoboIo, iom nGrmeit er 0en be-
itemmenoe Saftor for 0en ira Solcr
itammenoe Sotoparme3 iterre eler
minore uoItroaltng / @erOensrumnet
Get / Soroers Sortio frenrberifenoe
bormere aIira par blot Ell 6Sl8e al
Itmoifpren5 oer9ong lo1ct bstere
&uIigregeboIt. Mcn ben otnlo'fTrt'
ife a1tIipreS SLIDER er Sc puIfanife
llObruo % Observation-Disclosures ira
fuIipre SLIDER - Heiter al foroums
puIfanif 9irfiombe0.
Chen Oeu iiOite Sstio err CONNIE
renS acknowledgements / GIT
ropu 9aaet ca. 2l2 8ro0 Gelfilt8 reo.
Sanf Iurstemperaturen lige'da me-
get, oiloc hi Itaa peo @elDnheIicn til
en- ny &$tio. Elsie Snfta piier tpoe'
Iig, at en- ny SSperiobe aloele$ itft
Iigger uocnfor O~tltligbeoens @rGn.
Ter. Spertimoo taller alt for, at ol
finn befinoer o5 / ct Sio3rltm mellen
to S$periooer - ct Si08rum, ion
enonu tlrroe pare mango tuiiu0e Nal
% bltDe ina meget lTngere, 10 Here
G~ulfanuo6rll0 ser timber Ste6, Del
bill iige 10 mere auIipre Der Ocb ioa
ounne neutrality-suspicious. u6lsicS ire
S%orbforpen % bInn0cr fig me6 Der
omgipen0e &tmoifGre. bporoeo bennl
bliper oarmerc. @uor forfTrbeligt
Stakeholder % Cab al We1reifeIiU Oel
emo fan pGre forbun0ct nle6 ioaOannC
@uIfanu0brllo Clbbrlloct al Wou
4ele paa Wartiniqrc polOte ianIebe;
omtrcnt 10000 WcrueIfers Ie0)
er Oog enbuer ioooon 9taturbe8ipen
beo peIgieren0e for Sc andre, a
lllpffen life oirefte rummebe leoenot
@piener. Opbertc BEN puIfonift
@irfiombco I IGrgere Gib, piloe oett,
fsre til en- M Sapertooe, iom troO[
ale auIturfremifri0t / beteite @ro>
OiIoe Duuifeli99iGre % tu0ifrUnfC
2ipSbetin9elierne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
en- Sipsromdn.

GtitebS I @isconiin Dor en- gam.
mel tsiit WanS. buis Sio bar nRret
rIpffeligt poa 8runb al Ell apiroes
lltroffab. Oct fan nof ogina iiees
ON andre, babe RGno % autn0er,
men Ser1re NfanSS 2ipsfsreIie er BOG
meset romantic.
San er fsot / Rorse for 65 Gur
iioen al peIbapeuSe % authoritative
SoreIore. Gan III en- GOD Gporn.
geIie oa llSOannelie, iiar / Nalitf, iom
ban baobe tort Galeut for. Ga ban
bar 20 aar gammel, fom ban poa'
toerfe rleo fine 6or9Ibre % rciite til
amerifa. San ucSiatte it9 / Gbtogo,
og bans 8pgttgbeb Iom Vflitter tom
bel meo; ban tieute eoot iom Or8n.
Nit | iorifieLtge 8irfer / Chicago.
San bar I"etIibet, ina pau ait fra ben
Ipie SIDE o. panbt mango getner.
Som Be fIeite Nltiifere bar ban ienti.
mental. % ga en- iortrpucuOc una
Game / bans S~eIifabSfrco$ ioa init
len0e paa BAN, bar ban ianQen. San
friche; men bun par en- 8ofette, Ser
life enifeoc at btn0e fig Ill roaen.
Dten ban bol6t pda. OF bun To-
nebe tiIitSit at bItpe bans Suitru.
Oct bar MI iour set tltieraarile Riae
bar begpnbt for bou; life ioo ban,
at hans RiPreitc frcm6eIeS toFettcrebc
meo andre WGro.
Smtrent ct Gor cftcr 6creS 6or.
~IoOcIie beqpnote ser at tomme en-
&ruoe poa Sroahcu; hans aIpreitc
bIeo uroIig % oiI6e Isie @aan6r.
men ban qioroe alt mtIiqt ior at
t~iIfre0SittQe benbe % troebc, at alt
oiIoe blipe bel, naor Sc blot bar Uls
tepteoe. San moottc ioa rei'e tiIbagc
I'll Rorgc paa @rlm0 AZ lin Tobcr5
SD9oom oQ DOB oa bar bortc ira Obi.
cago / ire Waane6er. a ban TOM.
tiI6age, bar bans IorIopcSc life bicm-
me, fight ban bopoe unocrrettct bcr1oe
ON. naar ban Tom. Gr lloe cftcr at
han por fommcn. If han en- irStrrn
qen0e Inmooning fra en- CrHdniit /
en- on0en &irfc or ar ipilp pcS en-
WruScpiclie. 81 Wc6fommcuSc life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31

9sosfaIb. Nf albre Splt iom er pans
bret bort, tan ies nrpre:
Ser Otre. Galpif M iibit, % 8amle
Sanbelsmanb Nils sauopeu er bso 80
slar sammel.
@amle Sanbpen bar, iaa at iiss,
Rprbsimiunos Gruubl1s9er. 8a ban
bpiatie ia bernebst 'Grpusn~ fob Der
tun npsle samle Nsit. Ru Ter @cr'
beim no ipm en- iioeu gp. Gan be-
9pncic iOm "SGra!ar" % uopitlsbe iioi
eiter liot FIN Sanoelsoirtipmbeo. &u
sr q. e. Sanbpsn & Co., sGer eiter
ben IN itsoiunone Sirmaforanbrtns:
q. Ganbpen & Co., en- al Dc itSrite
9anobanoIeriorretnineer her pmtrins.
"@amle Sanopeu" par en- plisttro,
briitis ps paa mango Smraaoer op9tig
Manb, Der bolbt lit 3aon uplettet, %
bans Ninoe oil l9nse Ispe hos os.
9aar be samle. icIloe &Grafterer
saar bort, er BET, ipm on Der b!iper ct
tOmt Rum, Der life letteIt8 iploes.
Oct iaar not pare Hut for berne
9ans. Oct saar imaat meo 9iitinesn
Der Speben nl; BET Tube III life
pars nosst spbt Tibens Ie9u. Mten
ba ri MI lspsr i Siennembruobets 9to
paa iaa mango Smraacsr, faar ri baa'
be, BET oil TONNE fig iaa man mart
timber b~inanoen.
Mep Silien til tleubte oerOpcr.
Den lobe SUM 1906.
q. 9. STAR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
Scrium Dc arbciScr baurSt,

8irfningernc al Bette ~eUinoeIiac SIio
bc8pnoer at Uiic iiQ, iao OiI Ge finNr,
at en- Coils al Or. @etcr'S aurifo Ell
Sang imeIlem pil bore Gem til itor
9}utte meo at boIoe Spitemet / Groeu
o0 itprfc oe pole Srluner. Qcnne
QouIe llrtemeoiciu er life at 'oa poo
@~lpotbefer, men iPIQc5 0irefte til Gor.
brugerne Qicnncm &otoI. Aqenter on
latte al Tobriforternc, 7r. Feter
8nbrnep & Sons So, 1t2-11S e..
8opne 2Ipe., Chicago, &aa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
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avertere, %tuuo9lerr, lpe GiPr gieuusH ct Slaol: aooarr; Aver
basement, OAUert5TmaHsL RuHosl0ret'e, YpsutH9, aooar'd.
Avis. TINT Ltocros, SIuo.
Ald)yi,. sner Ayiso- greU. giterretrirqS Brru, iiGr ON Gifuote
euCr truTHe Rcrlcr, aiiSHote SGrer AyisO-Stb, Adso-
Camper, stlb III at g]uerbrtUge GitsrretHtHSsr; aVisere,
uelbc, luptie,
a vista. eiter SlQt, Uto ToreotSUUs.
Axe SIulaus; ret Qult, Der tFu'eS oragsu melcm TO uo6fra>
sn6e guuttcr I Ct 4cGeme5 GUtrfa0e gieHHem 3e9enrtS gRiot-
puu,t, iQuleoes 3Or0cn5 Axe. ben rctte 9iHie, Der tQHtes ora'
Ssu gteurcm Scrorus gFtotpuHtt fra oeus enc Boil til ben
aHDen.
Axiom, @rurofatniua ieIptHoIpisroe Setuing; axiOmatisk.
ieIpinoluigHbe.
Azmuth. 3sieUIu'sL, Den 8iUtcL, ION en- Stterre5 Sstoecrtel
banner meO Ct Steo5 gtertoian.
Azur, ogiaa Alur, 3tmme!su3 bIaa Jarpe; BtumsIbIaGt; Ga
iuriten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31

Susflib&arbeibet Ter ND til mere p9
mere at pirbe Snbpns hos os. Gntelte
al unge. briiti9e @aurO 5rusere er be'
apnOt at uptte fine Ieoige Stunoer ON
8interfueIoeue til iOrltIeat9 Sla9s
SmaaarbeiOer, npset, ION par utjenot
Der ior en- Del Nar tilbase.
8i bar p9iaa en- bel Eel Saaropnr.
tsre / Spsoen us i9rli9 mango Rsbel'
inebtsre pg 3rGtiersre. 1rGflGrerne
nrbeioeoe for bet isrite pGientIis til
Observation-Disclosures. men sHtslte bri'
per III itsrre Gorretning og Ieperer uo'
i~taarne WBbler / 9ammel national Still.
Sobaunes 2oitbus, Srooer iii Gems
manO 2oitbus Cog til ben betlenote Re-
oattsr 9oitbus), Dor paa 2uuoanes us
bar iGpntig 6-7 Wauo / 8irtipmbec.
Siur Ssrpsu sr Osina 2reIfl1rer
oe Dor MI / 1T upe, pene Slem, en-
1arcel Of 5aarosn Raasu. Dan bar
blanot anoet lepsrst Mgblsmsnter iii
observation-disclosures &Gisituer |
Stpaneer % aaleiuno.
On srb mango refer pper til ame'
rita. iaa er Der bog Usiaa mango unss
Wanb. iom rpbbsr Os bpsser M.
Sauuooarterue fisber Jig sierne en- Ii
ben 6lRf Serb uoeuOm Tomtsn. 9et
fan oa ialialo blipe III SpsSe iUm Sa'
pc ruHbi quiet.
! Ser FAR M en- lib paret rpliat 10,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
ateSsaA, ysDs-
ID feesrae BstsHs Baupfrrrh

GSrenuneo oroboa bumf oWumanenoe r en- Brsus r al omror&nths tor Hte 'pr Den
~ trnhnbe Gair Rt Im Jet en- rGHer man pn ct Sn im maj life hfune frfaaE0 %
umr mu bar en- uubau benos Gsn So3 PED 6muben tan nan nnogi0Se os fOe Directs es
brueo ohe be satnuaensg Miu9 SMe r en- al pore totbst. 8remnbs9r; ben r sOot
mbbunbeu % tn iaes for bn alminbsGss 9r8 mb "Serab'Sufsni nsmtB S12ot 6Orfna
abuss: B. ANONOSEN, Oecorah wv
tE- SO@u n hHuss for IS Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31

BaaI. rgo'an, "ocrrer-, en- GuOOom hos JsHttsrae % saHaat-
tenc hos BGbploUerHe Bel
Babel, foruirrtr9.
Baccaiaureus. ttbGgcre Gitsl ior IN, iom baooe ben isfe grno
til decentralization OmtreHt bet iIume Tom III candida
tus phIlosopha lie CandJ
Bacchus. Bakkhos, SRsus Dub hos Dc saWle SrRtsre % So
mere; Bacchanal. STuteGg. SUyr; B~acchanter oe BAG
chanrinder, Buc6HSs Gprtere, Berouer / SdrtusB
Tslas; SUirebrBore; bacchantsk. utlp, o~UernreneH, lpiie
al Sgruitiie.
PacuIer, tauiormeoe mitrcitogtite RtIuter, e Bakterier.
Backfsch. gtasbdu SpergaHgstibeH I'll ben borne dloer.
Baggage ~C3ogai0, Reystst. Gppa.HiHs; sH Grmes 3ros; SsbsL
EaL
Bagatel. SutuutyRl, llbstpoeltabeo.
Bagno, tgunIol. StGlieH Dab, Ba0sbuS; I Sprtist o. SruH%
rae Stafnbs6saHtGlt; / England Surebu5.
Bal, 6apbugt; ogiGa Ct Slags ulotBL
Baigneu use lBRuIgsb, Saoeorngt
Bairam, l. Beiram.
Baisse 6BrSrD, g9roipapirsrS o. Starters Tdlo oGo Sg1sH.
Bajaderer, IL, SGnisrtHosr, StHeiptuernoer % SGHsGtnser,
rligs 5tisJer 4 SnoisHL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
I'll Miroe ON
Rrs. Vbocbe Grefp,
etat,n Ohio. Ppn 7okeo.

Gtatsn Ohio. Soen Iokeo,
Snas eoaHtg
SraufS gheuse 'poretr AZ ban q bat abr,
7 orrttH taa ppsu Iolt6o. i~sru1uuss aourts % Stat
% at iamrs Jtrma ~ osidls "a SAn al at ban
egsps 1suar for hpeTt tH,ftr Sitrihs al Qatlrrb.
otr !ts iaH SIbTeOss oes sTassa al Halls CAtarh
Cure.
SraHfl ]. Ghtush.
Er,stst for mtg % uHesrfupet mtR RarbaTtls
zen ss seesmbst lsoa
- q. u 9Isatpa
go Rotarfns Dahiicas.
HIfsCatarrh Care taass iHboeaotg Il % pufrr b..
rIfie Daa Sioe<f % SIiuhiHbsIHs I S7ttmst Strr
,ii,T eienestaEh. grains.
g. Sghtus9aSo- asfse. q.
- S0ileS hos spotbstere. To.
Halrs Family Pills o. h ksrL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31
Snurrtee 6rapifrifter.

en- gn9IGnSer pes Noon SuffIirG
bar npIig iamlet % uhgtpet en- RTffc
fore 8rupifrifter blcnOt boiIfe "l(Be.
ifr. I. 2Gger" bar u0plutfet noQle,
ion1 bentpoer til @TGer og Sp80om'
me. @i ifal ne6enior anfere enteItc
al Dem / S%periGtteIiG eIter Srigtnu'
lerne, Ser ratlirligoi2 er pno 8er5.
8na airfeganrbeu ! Barcelona fjn'
Se8 isIgenoe Snifrtptlon poa ct Ro.
nument:
Seq be0er Sole |ernebo os boD0c
leoet / 60 &ar / beoite 8eIgooenoe
uSen noaeniinSe at hare feilet noget.
On ffsnre Dag fommer Der en- SPge
% oroinerer mig ct 9rpfmiooeI. Seq
proteIterebe mob at tage bet, men 2T.
gen poaito0, at ieg UiIOe babe Sam
al Set, % iaa fog ic8 oct.
R9Ite Tag Oe6e icg!!"-
Baa en- airtegoorS / Rortptf I
England fan mnn ie en- 8~raoiten meS
benne Suoitrift:
I'll Win0e ON
Wrs. Vbocbe Gretp,
iom beoe BEN 2Soe N2oi 1917.
: De fprretDpe Aor. bun proftiic'
reoe ION SorSemooer Der / 8pen.
bragte bun Ri Suiino Spp Sunorc0c
oa SreSioe gsrn til &erOen."
) Sonobeb, bun hao6e life Iepet III
Clip iorgippes! tiIisier ReobeIeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-31

Ser bar NJ en- Zio peret rDlist iur
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disposed Of. At the time these alleged star
sessions were held at Evanston
RICHARDS was United States Commissioners.
testimony was also introduced showing
that the Union Pacific Company. rather than
allow oil p~rospectOrs 10 develop the oil
lands OF Wyoming. caused to be dug in one
place a trench which was filed with powder.
and that men were placed in charge 10 blow
into eternity any one who attempted TO cross
thed dead line.
Robert Spence OF Evanston, Wyo.. said
he filed protests OF patents on Wyoming
coal land in 1905. He was asked to file
charges against the Union Pacific Coal
Company and tried to do 80 at the United
States land Office at Evanston, but was
told that he would be notified when hearings
were to be held. That was the last he had
heard OF it. officially.
Subsequently, he learned TIL Q star cham
Der hearing had been held in the Office
OF a Union Pacific attorney.
Who are the Union Pacific attorneys in
E~vsnston1" asked counsel.
'Ano OF than but me. | guess" replisd the
witness.
The present Grand Jury In Salt Lake il
hearing testimony bearing on an alleged
agreement between the Hartman and
Gould roads to divide the Western coal
territory and maintain rates. Indictments
OF men high up in both these railroad sys-
tens are looked for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-28
CITIZENSHIP FOR PORTO RICANs.
President TO Send In special MessaEe Urging
Enactment Of Pending BilI.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-As a result OF his
visit to Panama and Porto Rico President
Roosevelt will M two special messages
to Congress. In one OF them he will urge
in strong terms that American citizenship
be granted to the people of Porto Rico.
In the other. which he styled a report in
conversation with those with whom he
talked to-day, he will give his observations
OF the condition OF things on the Isthmus.
While he will make sons suggestions as to
improvements, the President is we'll salts
fed with the way things are being con-
Quoted in connection with the canal con-
struction.
With Porto Ric0 the President was de-
lighted. He expressed in enthusiast ic terms
to-day the pride he felt IN the splendid
condition of the island. To visitors he said
that he had returned to Washington more
than ever convinced that the Porto Ricans
should be. admitted to the fullest measure
of American citizenship. and he will urge in
a special message to Congress the enacti
ment Of the pending bill having that object
in view.
The Presidents report OH what he saw
in Panama and what he believes should be
lone in carrying out the canal project will
not go to Congress for about a fortnight.
according to information obtained at the
White House to-day. Most OF it was writ
ten by the President on his trip home from
the Isthmus in the battleship Louisiana.
II will be an Endorsement of the present
canal policy and will deal in enthusiastic
terms with tho work that has been and is
being done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-28
KILLS Man; RUNS AWAY.
Auto Driver Dashes On After Machine Hurts
Victim into Gutter.

NIcum INTO Gutter.
An automobile driven by a man whose
name the police could not get was going
up Amsterda m avenue at q reckless speed
at $50 O'Clock last night when at the corner
OF Eighty-irst street 1t struck Fred W.
Baecht, a ouse decorator. II years old,
who lived at 254 West E~ighty-first street.
Bascht died in Roosevelt Hospital an hour
later as the result OF a fractures skull and
serious internal injuries.
Policeman Criminal OF the Vest Sixty
eighth street station, who was standing at
the corner Of Amsterdam avenue and West
Eighty-sixth street, saw the auto racing
up the avenue and caught a glimpse Of
the body OF the man as il was hurled into
the gutter. He ran into the middle Of the
street and spread out his arms, but the
automobile driver, who had not stopped
q second after running down Baecht. threat
eued to ride over the policeman.
Criminal had to spring TO one side to save
himself. As the car passed he tried to read
the number Of the license, but the dust was
so thick that he could not be sure IL the
number on the plate was 14I,4 or whether
1t was a New York or New Jersey license
number.
Other Witnesses OF the incident were
unable TO read correctly the number OF the
license plate. so fast was the automobile
being driven and so great the dust cloud
The car, they declared, contained nobody
but the driver. Ii was making at least
thirty miles an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-28
FOR POISONING FIVE PERSONS.
Philadelphia woman Accused Of n STRING
Of Insurance Murders.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Murder OF her
husband, her two children and two boarders
is the charge upon which Mrs. Bridget Carey
Of Nineteenth and Hamilton streets was
arrested at midnight by detectives and n
representative Of the Coroner's office.
Anxiety to collect the insurance money
amounting to 81 900. on the lives Of the al
legged victims il the motive for the crime
sscrihed by the police.
Attention was called 20 this alleged
wholesale murder by the death one week
ago of Mrs. Carey's two children. Anna
and May, the first Of whom was q years old
and the latter 8. At the time their death
was ascribed to eating ~poinonous candy.
The first to die suddenly in the house.
hold was Mrs. Carey's husband. The next
death in the Inflated house was that Of
Cecilia Cook. who died on August IL
Next in order came Patrick Coyle. 81
years old, on September II; May Carey. q
years old, died on November II; Anna Carey
Q years old. on November II. Edward
Carey, 8 years old. became seriously Ill on
November 10, but was taken away from
the house by an aunt.
Mr.. Carey was insured for SEQ, Cecilia
Cook for $500, Patrick Coyle for s2i5 and
each OF the children for $500.