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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

You fAe above named deieuaanfs
and each of gou are heFeby notified
ihai iho above NAMED deicpdanif have
cpmWenccd their action against you
n tln above named court. being cause
numbered as 0n fho aochef ~ raif
oouri nai fhe general object ~ said
af ion n in sefafa fhe partition 81 ere
rcM estate hereinafter dfsffihad. a.
cording io thn ufhis ~ tha several
oWnefs thereof aud io rouuIfa sos ana
each Of yon t0 come in and Hoi au dr
prove your respective lnfrfarfs ga nnd
ip said premiana nr ho forever harred
and Do case partition of saIG PREMISES
cannot be bad without material uinfY
to In0 lniernaia 81 ihr respective own
rr fkrn for q sale of aald nremlses
a1d "a division nf iho unCfndH thereof
between ihe parties aocofdinr io iheIf
respective rlgnis and AZ proper eluif
ablo feliof
HaiG real estate n situate In fha
county or McEiHleg Territory If NoN
hcslco. ard % described al foiloaa
to.Wift
"a tract Do land known "a tho Felipe
iai1Ga Grant. Which said tract of lana
"a more particularly dosoTihed in ihe
HH NH tNNM ANN NNINNN "INt|N To NN"
holff ase'gua and ieEsl reureseaia
tlFof W Felipe Iai0fa. Dicre Antonio
Chaeaa and Pedro ChaYaa dated APRIL
sf 1909. and recorded July lf 1909 in
Volume a3 81 che Record oi Deaaa
nsE0a 21021f laclns'Ye, references io
which said patent a hereby made iof
a moro particular descfini.on
You ere further noiflff ifai ihe
plaintiffs attorneys are NrMlicH ani
Reynolds. whose nNi0Nea Adirut8 81
AIauqucQne NoN MaE.r0. aaf lhnf
unless 500 ana cash % Fou ester your
appearance ln Faid cause nn of be-.
merit Nlli be rendered aFa.nfi go1 ana
Nash ~ yuu Oh default
i6raU W. BE- DAME
clefk M said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
rHrArRlcAL

A nli house nrceief fhe Ethel
Tuckor Stock company last evening a.
The opening performance 0f their
ilve nights enlargement. The play
last niRhf was tho well known Eng.
lish society draula, Dora Thorne.
which. l'kc "Eas Lynn" o. as much
a drawing card today aa q was ycarH
ago when frss dramRiized from the
novel Of the same name. Miss Tucker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
cAMPBELL SYSTEM

Ciiizona ul las VEGA have made
plans 90 carry ont d dry larmlng nam-
paisn ON The deep mess lands thrro-
ahQuis and the entire r0at n9 tho cam-
palgn has been pledged u o. proposed
f0 secnre 1900 acres of and nud make
"a ihorough test 90 ihe 1auplen sya-
tenn With many vnrieiiC nl crOpg
y a Russell suns nicndcnt oi
ne las Neeas division of fhe Santa
VI. as Ia the city yes rday on com.
pauy business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

range ni pa1ia IN witch 81 dlapiny her
ability AZ an cnmlinsl actress. bot
the Loading narl ln rho strength Of
the Wnk' b. aaid to pf0Vite iho
clover aclrtsa with quite iho most pre-.
fenfious work ct htf ctraar Max
Fieman. the wen ktoNn comedian and
stage director heads che very etcel
Tent company 81 players with Miss
Roberts THE season.
Nine. M0dioala. who comes o. tho
Ellis Opera nnuel. February 2iin.
was once playing I'm an eastern ciiy
where she h1d some relatives. With
whom ono OF Der htio dauehiefs was
visiting at ihn tune SHE aprafad
there The rart she ives Interpret
Ing iisi eight was that nl a young
firl Her Male daughter. who was On
iha audience THAT night. was an inter.
oEtod spectator OF NE play When
Modlcsla appeared unon Tire HiaED. IN
th Glory III all her grease iiainiH thf
little daughter. iu n FHce audible io
all those ln her immediate vicinity,
fnidi HOh look st Mamma you can't
see any Of her WriDsioa tonight"
"rho white Feather" one of the
LATEST csirnvafnnfna. VIII. in ali prob
ahilif. play Albuquerque onc night.
en- route east The uXirayasansa De-
now on the Pacific cuast but VIII
soon start on iin trip cast This or
sanitation ia naid % be one ~ she
most RurEe0us eXirnvaganfas, from q
lccnic puin, OF viau, that haa been
put on Che road in some Elmo. and CO
~ d. hitch class AGGREGATION Man.
uggf Mhifon "a trying io secure u iof
fho tenefit % local thoaier g0crs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

10 lht district Court of The County el
Mckinley Territory of NaW Mexico
Juan N Sanchez nameifi0 Iaramiua.
Jose N chaVca. Jose Manuel
chavrs. 1pae Iafamlllo. perlliio or.
lit. Fcdorico Chaves. Pablo Chavns
iaidro Chavez loaealta Chavee
idan chhyee. joe Dailuioa. Hamoa
hailol1a harbara Jafamillo. Eulen.
pa ChaYca luz Chavof. lola
CnaFes Maria chavoa. jose lara.
milo. Junna taramillO. reodosn
Sanchez. Lnhorla Sanchez. Atanaclo
Sanchez Jesus Sanchez. Manuel
Chavez.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Territory 81 New Mexico. B tho u|s
ifici Court for ncfnailfo County
Mary lamuma1.
Plaintiff.

W. so $3.50
claude A. Iampman.
Defendant
Tho said dOfgadsni. Claude A Lamp
man. is hereby notified That SUR has
been commenced against hlm hY tho
SAID plaintiff, Mary iamnman. lu the
District Court. ~ rernalil0 county.
wherein said plaintiff aechs an ahs1
iuie divorce from tho said deioudant
iie restoration of hrr maiden name.
aud such other r0llaf IA may be- aqnil
aDle. on ihe rroundg of neeiecf on enc
nnr ~ DE said defendant I0 support
sRIi plaintiff according 90 hia means.
station iu illo, and ability. and cruel
and iuhuman treatment and shat un
leea che falt defendant enters be az
nearancc ln said cause on or before iho
i0ih day of March ia0d judgment
wili ho rendered ga sald cause against
him by default
w. =. DAME CLERK
HICKEY a MOORE, Attorneys FOR
Plaintiff p1Fioilco address. Alhuqucr
cue NoN Moxicb.
FIrs' publication Fob 30. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
>RATTERS
v1USICAL


PROT j. T krohH. wen and favor
ably known CO. musical loving Alhu.
quefduc. finished some time ngo, a
compuif'ff entitled Every Service
for tire Sabbath which % pleased the
Block Publishing 60. Of New York
City AL io prompt this conccrn 90 pur
chaae @ from Prof. krcbe The coin'
position a l0r services in Jewish
Temples. exclusively, and Ger choir
use. One part cuuiaing q trio Tor
bass tenor ana alto. which De- cx.
coodlnrly pretty Prof kroha' rnpdl
tion 81 ihe song ~ enc crnsfeeation
Temple Albert. Nhtra be rrnsldca nt
tho ofran. has delighted an who have
heard il
George p. Ioamard. OF the arm Of
Icarnarl q iindfmnnn during a con.
vaIaalion with The Evening Cluapn
representative. yaHfordly afternoon,
Informed ihe scribe that So was ihe
expectation Of BE firm to shortly be-
gih an innovation iu the musical Inc
in kihuuuaf1nn hy impriEUn.nE me
voices nf prom cent local NOR in Vic
tor nrnuhunhnun rnrufia 90 hg pro.
ducod ln after years lr when iAo titles
% thc records ore no hanie :. nHe
been mnii rf'ni'hnn thlnt lh ~.
past io preserve .ne w.t. Ane ini
pieinenis oi man. nNt wv ~. ~ ~
serving hA voice Nitef ~ Y e
Eone f. Homeihins more Iti ~
cnt q D being put ~ pF,e'',hi uee =
hnaiand. an4 ever pie...iis.-, wv" az
one time OF ah.ihe hehttle w "l
drctt ~ iaiks ia soHe ioin inlo y
record, when " placed away ''' az
Ter Year,.
P'.tea ~ "ia ,,.
hlh,t ..' .s.',,
enbiI. VIC So
OF we ,'f.Nr $3.50 ~, n.
eatte h.ar Nf'i
'-t ~, ~,
tnef.lN or e''g ~, ~.
uppl ..iI'Aa t,t.
lhe ii tif ti.ui, ~ 'lDi, 49, 49,.
~ hafIhh l.tn ltiN'
iuf ina 'atiN'a TT 'Ne F''
During tho present season and fui
fvasons past scc'rl tihuoucruue has
been unable 90 hear enoufh of Mls.
Ada Campbell Miss Campfeh ua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

sHmona l.. 90 Hafa George AZ. Kuac
hei' me nnhnoan heirs ol Faline ~
ipFa deceased. Tho unknown aelfa
Of DIEGO Antonio Graves. decreased.
the unknown heirs N Pedro Chngea
deceased Otherwise known a.
Pedro az ChaYes deeeaaef. ana al
Hnsnosn owners 90 iho landa here.
inHfier described.
uUffndanfa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Nasal CRlnFrh quickly giiids % irrst
mcnt by Elya Cream Hahn, which d s1reo
ably numaiir. 10 81 foct5Fdd Through iho
noalFila, cleanaoa an1 hsnla che whole tul
fsoe over which Is dl1ug0gitssif nfuvgil'u
sall tho 6Oo. slEdi Trial niEo ~ mail. lO
CENTS. Test q end you ere slrs % coniluus
tho q Ssintnt
Announcements
10 Accommodate ilasC Who hft rnrlN
% az ,oo 81 atemIrars in afplylue Nanlif
lnlo iht raaal paasoEca las rltlrftfI aoh
titt iho pIopfiftorH plfnaIa Cream liliN III
liquid form. Vbioh wan "a lNouu 81 flfs
liquid Cream BALM. Tides lntin1.he o.
tpitFi0N iuto "a llcenia nrFEIsil "a ID
maA lha hgaI1 iQria Ahod..a 90 Ele1
leira gupqrilss a PA la rflpm. iion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
WHEN MISS ALICE
MURMURS I WILL
.wHlrE HOUSE BRIDE WILL STAND
BEFORE ALTAR or FLOWERS.
soPgo orr From The GUESTS.

The Old Folks Didn't interfere Win
prlnesss Alice aaa Nick, When che
wedding invitation lie. Was Made
up-Five Thousand Csrds Sent Out.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia RAILWAY 0
2appdhannOCh River Linz.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT lilly lSt ionh
baltimore r"pp~hnroo. l. r-c~nrb-bnrs

b1'nGor'-inIi rr~
ly ltirp l'eI iLgt ~rmrfu4
day Thursday D. n.
W,stlnnd End c,u r,mar N.ns NiIn.eA
Merry Point otonu No,-. rn unria, loDasson
Whslous ay n:i
NaNDTr io., i;iIn-d tar'-
mont "1n" r. Port l"p, Port ""h'. Nn Hop
Steamer ~ DOES Dot fnr.
BAtimon- ral,nnanmst.
Baltimore Pier weather permitting W4,.,, and fri
dHt i y az
~-lu1 North Coel. bt~ s,,ar rine.n .w.4u.
Hthl iurpu' lh'ntil~'HH Wstr
Nl." '~laIDs. 'IHppuhnun,"k
Wednesday ~ Wl
TapIalui or "
Leave lnpItitnnO J.
Wrt'rlS, Nsn-, I%,"br~ Siz Bay NhaAon- l-w
Yl4nt.a p,nt Ot,
mans MorM> Wns. Nngon White Stone Cn.k Emf Wp-ard
viii ,nnifruv
Tor Thl
Ware aui Neirr t la
Fredericksburg raplahannok- Baltimore
Leave fredericksburg Sunday, Tuesday and 1r-,
tn Hop Yalial MONTH"; ConA! tn4nisw Wumoo sam
"Ti~tI"u tarr lHaII- 80 III
i'ahNnor' '"p5 M Nhod7 Wan Bowler SHARPE $50
Port N.ons, Water lev M"u~kou, luas
T.
Mil tr.k. North End p.m N,stlard.
Baltimore, Tuesday, Thuns.t, Sauuln, nnrfu
1nplannunh- -Ba
Leave TnpInrnock, weather permitting
s0IyIs
Mon,-kon DonIsDns Mlrui4l
Ntlt il N~>i .and
Does Thursday
Arriving Bainon. Wednesday Friday mornings.
". d. SCOTT, Agent. fredericksburg, Va.
WILLARD THOMSON, MURDOCH, 4 .vo
%
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The Reading Railway Company has
refused the demands Of the trainmen
for a lO-hour day.
As the rcsult of a grudge. John Up
ton shot and killed Jim Herald at Md
dleboro KY, and escaped to the noun
lains
In the presence Of so frightened men
and women in New York trouser
factory. Giuseppe Figlia. an Italian.
shot and killed his sweetheart.
Desertions in the United States army
Is on the increase. the report OF the
military secretary showing that in the
year ended June 80 there were 625S
dosertions.
Judge George Gray. of Delaware. has
accepted the appointment as umpire
on the board OF arbitration to settle
tAc differences between the Southern
Railway Company and its machinists,
Cut this ont and take it to NJ. NJ
Lewis Drug Store and get a free sample
OF Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For billousness and constipa
ton they are unequaled. They improve
the appetite, strengthen the digestion
and regulate the liver and bowles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
CONTINGENCIES CAUGHT
Secret Service Hen make Important
Ar,crt IN FtI1dclphia.

Mt CT w 10 isNNt- pun
Phnadolphi2. Pa. Noy. "a lmpor %
ant developments are expected to 'o'
lov the arrest iu this ccity OF Edward
Todd. OF Darby. 90 a charge of max
inc engraved plates for the malniac-
mrc of counterfeit bank notes ol the
81 and s. denominations. Todd was
prrcstca in a house ON wood street
bv Secret Service Operatives Gfiiin'
Elsmcr and Keats. after an inv'su-
cation that followed the finding OF a
bundles of plates i'm an alley near me
Wood street house some time AGO
When arrested Todd had In his pos
session several plates. In the hou SO
where ne made his headquarters lh'y
found several genuine notes which had
been stripped and used in making '''
bogus plates The tools used by th'
counterfcitcrs were also found. rs
Todd is a painter the officers do not
believe he was competent Ia make t"e
plates. and they are looking for con
federatcs. They are looking ioi the
printing plant also Todd refuses G."
make any statement
Bart Ruello. known as the kim
or the Couuiorfcitcrs." ami who hls
served several terms. was also arrest
Cd bv tine secret service together with
Vito Nuccnlo. for passing counter ell
,nins.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29

The following passage is from the
Adventurer, No. 30, March 9, 1853:
ION Sunday last terrible fire broke
out at Lady Brag's. occasioned by the
following accident: Mrs. Overall. The
housekecper. having lost three rubber'
at whist running without holding o
swabber Notwithstanding she haf
changed chairs. furzed the cards and or
dcrcl Jenny. the fOotboy. TO sit eros
legged for g)ol luokl. grew out OF al
patience and. taking up the devils
books. as she called them. flung then
INTO the fire. AMI the flames spread to
he stewards room
Swabbers are the ace Of hearts, the
knave Of clubs and the ace and the
deuce of trumps at whist. To furz or,
fuzz is to shuttle the cards very care
fully or to change the pack.-London
Notes and Queries.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29

Peggie Newton had been a faithful
household drudge for years, and had
not gruInbled much when her wages
were occasionally passed over. But as
time went on. and her salary fell more
and more into arrear. she venturel to
ask for something ION account
"Why. haven; paid You your wages
lately. Peg: How careless pf me.
her mistress said I'm sorry have
no money in the house just now, but
here's Il smart cloak that I've ceased 20
wear and which is only a wee bit out
of fashion. You'll take it in lieu of
wages. won't yOuT
NO. ma'am, I'm sure l shan't" said
Peg. wrathfully eying the faded old
cloak. "A peg may be by name. but
| won't be the sort of peg that people
hang castoff clothes on-not IL | know
lt."-London Answers. 90
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
TRYING TO RAISE PRICE OF MILK
pairymen Claim They Must Get More
For Their Product or Sell Stock.

Philadelphia. Nov 27.-During the
last few days committee represent
ing the Dairymen's Association OF
North Philadelphia has been touring
Montgomery and Bucks counties win
the view Of getting the farmers TO co
operate with them in raising the price
VI milk.
The Dalrymcn's Association Of
North Philadelphia has been in exist
ence for about two months. its object
being TO protect the interests OF those
farmers who are engaged in cattle
raising. also the selling Of milk 70
dealers who supply large pcrcentag"
Of the residents Of the city proper
For years past these same dairymen
have been disposng Of their milk To-
the dealers al the rate Of To ~ cents
a quart. but now they claim that the
present price Of AZ cents does not
pay. and il they are unable 10 obtain
80 cents a quart for their product
they will be obliged to dispose OF their
herd OF cattle And it Is all on account
Of the price of feed which at the pres
ent time Is the highest known Tor the
last ten years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
PLATr WAS NOT INTERVIEWED
New YORK Senator Did Not Say He
Would Not Resign.

New York. NOV. % United States
Senator Thomas G.. Piatt said. concern
ing an alleged interview with him pub
llshed .n this city. in which he was
quoted as saying that he would resign
his Office as senator.
Il have not said would not resign
| saw no reporter in fact nor have
said 20 anybody that would not send
in NY resignation to CoyernW Hie-
gins. never said 20 any new paper
man that / would not stay in Wash
ington AN winter IN fact. the whole
interview about my refusal 10 resign
is untrue. have said nothing. nor am
I going 10 say anything now
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29

Washington Nov 27-Seth A Ter
ny. notary public and George Terry
were arrested. charged with maxine
false certificates in connection with
the failure of The Aetna Banking and
Trust Company of Washington and
Butte They We're released on bonds
Of $1,000 each. A. D. Clements. The
cashier OF the Aetna bank here who
was thought To be- in Montana. walk
cd into police headquarters in this
city and surrendered himself.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
Three Killed in Collision.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 27.-Three
men were killed and five others were
injured seriously in collision Of a
work car crowded with Italian labor
ers on the railway and a string OF
three gravel cars, in the yards OF the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
railway. About 80 men were In the
work car when the crash came and
panic-stricken. they fought with one
another in their efforts To get out As
soon as the laborers recovered from
their panic. after having reached the
ground. a large part OF them. with
picks. shovels and knives started for
the remaining engine. The engineer
and fireman. however seeing the
danger. 1t IS said. ran their engine
away from the scene and escaped from
them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29

Chester. S. C.. Nov. PIP. Butler
Wood. a retired merchant, shot and
killed himself by fastening shot gun
in front OF mis- bedroom door and a
string from the trigger to the knob and
then slamming the door He left a note
saying he had to die and preferred
dying by his own hand. He had been
suffering from acute nervous trouble.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
CHARGED WITH GRAFT
Railroad President and Pittsburg
Councilman Arrested.

Piftsburg Pa. Nov - c. 5. Cam
cron president of the Tube city rail
way. and William a. Martin a mem
beer of common council. We're rear
rested here following meeting OF
councils iu connection with recent
charges that they We're trying to o."
fraud the railway ont of $7o.Oo0. Tho
two men were first arrested last Wed
ne-dav and held first IN 100000 bail
which was later reduced to 10000
The charges were made by c. r. Rich
arison. Il stockholler who charged
grating 'iu connection with a number
oft ordinances BOW pending before the
Putsburg councils
Sensational charges are being made
regarding the Tube City railway orii
nauces. which provided for proposed
railway line from Mckeesport. Pa,
With Pittsbure as the terminal.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
TRIED TO BURN MAN ALIVE
Tramps Beat Teamster Unconscious
and Throw Him Into Fire.

SteubcnviilD. O.. Nov 21.-EdWard
Coulter q tcamstcr. was attacked by
tramps on t-c West Virginia side "
the Ohio river and after he had been
beaten into unconso iOusncss be was
thrown into a fire and so badly burned
ne will die. Coulter was walking home
when tho tramps attacked him. took
his money stripped him OF his cloth.
ing and LEFT him unconscious with his
body lying across the still burning
Goals of fire II" revived sunici ntiv
TO roll away from the fire and give a
description of his assailants. who hav"
not yet been arrested.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
TAFT WAS INDIGNANT
Objected to lnsinUations Against Cap
tain Kutz AZ Niaaara FaIIs Hearinq.

tain Kutz at Niagara Falls Hearing.
Washington. u. c.. Nov. 27-Pcnn-
syyanians took the lead in urging
upon Secretary Taft the patriotic duty
OF preserving Niagara Falls from fur
Their commercial destruction.
J. Horace Mcfarland. of HARRISBURG.
president OF the American civic Asso-
citation. made the opening argument
When ne declared that public scnti.
mcnt should be taken into considera-
ton as interprotatin the act of con
grcss limiting the total amount of wa
ter which can legally be- taken, Sccre-
tar, Taft dissentcd.
The speaker discussed the report on
Industrial conditions AT Niagara made
at Secretary Taft's direction by Cap
tain Charles w Kutz. l.. 5. \. whose
home is in Reading. Pa The remarks
impressed Secretary Taft as intended
In criticism of Captain kutz because
the latter consulted corporation OH
cials at Niagara in his quest for inior-
nation The incident nettlcd the see
rotary. who sharply exclaimed. with a
show of Impotence
II do not src the basis for your crit
icism What ! want here in consider.
ing this subject is an atmosphere OF
justice. NOT of hystcria The inquiry
you refer to was made in accordance
with my orders TO get the facts Cap.
tain Ku.zs reputation is that Of one
of the ahlcst members of the engineer
CORPS"
Mr. Mcfarland expressed his opu-
Jon that 20 was Tart duty to refuse an
applications for water. power IL con
WINGED That concessions would mar the
beauty of the falls Secretary Talt
asked WAY. then. The bin gave him
discretion to permit taking OF water
100 to certain amount i'm the aggrc.
crtr Mr. Mcfarland. IN reply made
Tire charge that the bin as passed va
NOT what congress intended. but that
u had been altered al tho last min.
ulo "by clean straightforward ho!d.
I'D in The senate conference.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
cARuso's APPEAL GRANTED
Nathot says Many Others Were
CAUGHT As Was Singer.

Now York. Nov r. judge O'Sulli.
van. m tine court OF general Session,
ier,d an order rlantine right to APP
pea. from ttr decision OF police MAJ
i-tr4te Ia tine cas-, OF Eurico Caruso.
the Italian opera singer who was found
guilty In the municipal court OF an
noyine women in fhe monkey house
at Central Park and fined
lurrnsed over the receipt OF Black
Hand letters. threatening him with
death If De- persisted In proscutins
Carusa. Deputy Polio" Commissioner
Mathot declared that II The secret POI
icc records were made public there
would Doe AZ unparalleled sensation In
thI, city.
The records show. he said that pro-
fes ional mon of all classes have been
accused OF the sam, oftense which re-
suited in Cau.o's arrest The scandal
resulting from publicity. Mr. Matnot
q .rtDI. would disrupt many families.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29

Wa-h.nctou Mo- D. Not a single
American I.od on tine canal zone from
ID easr In ihe last three months, ac-
cordiug 10 q report the isthmian canal
conn Jon has just received from COZ
ouel W c. Gorsas. the chief sanitary
officer on the zone. The decrease 10
the death rate among the employee
Colonel Goreas reports. is due almost
entirely 10 the decrease in pneumonia
In October the deaths among the canal
We're 80 negroes and whites.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29

Altoona. Pa. Nov. y. - Lawrence
Fagan. a prominent and wealthy resi-
dent OF Altoona died as the result OF
p trolley accident in front Of his home
lie was knocked from his carriage two
weeks ago. and since then h. has
been lowering between life and death
He was one of tne richest men in Al
toona. and owned eight fine farms.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-29
In lime Of Peace.

In the first months Of the Russia-Japan
war we had "a striking example OF the
necessity for preparation aud the early
advantage of those who, so to speak,
have shingled their roofs in dry
weather" The virtue of preparation
has made history and given to us our
greatest men. The Individuals well as
Ine nation should be prepared for any
emergency. AreyOu prepared to success
fully combat the first cold you take \
cold can be cured much more quickly
when treated as soon as it has been con
tracted aud before it has become settled
in the system. Chamberain's Cough
Remedy il famous for its cures OF colds
and it should he kept at hand ready Tor
instant use. For sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis
Drug Store.