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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
0n Oper.

Gout6 5armingbam. Waf, 25. SuIi.
genaue Ra6ioridungen baben erJes
ben, oob 5ur 3eit. ais Der 3uIammens
bru6 oes 2lmsoeH Gsbduoes erfolgts,
Ii6 26 gerIonen i'm SauIt befanorn.
Die 3ootsnliite 1T. ioipeit betannt,
ME folgt: 6bds. 9Ipibs, Soutb 5ara
mingbam; Is. j. 0aroA, Ratid; Bat.
grenOsrgaIt 6rant 0riscoll, Sdmes
SO. QBeldp. Gumbrino 2luguitiHo, Sol.
8rout. Romso U}ardie, iops 3psi
unbttannte Yerionen.
Die gerltbten ftno: 6. B. Sutdius
ion, GbeIier yiholion, Jreo. 9op.,
Sobn 6adIttt, 5ames Ululcd9p, Gouia
pelgrinni, Gogdr Bopey uno y. 1l.
9tmsoen.
germiBt msroen: Serrp 6. Sap'
her, Real G'grien, 5reo. 6u9ein9'
BAN, :. Sa1 uno Yiat Onet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
@rn Rftner.
Beaumont. seras. %. SuIi.

gedumOnt. 8eras, %. 5uIl.
0as grobe gadfeinIagerbaus Der
,,Mc6d00enz 8eiBs& 9tice Miains
Gomponn" 1T beute friib NIT $4,000
Sdden Reis abgebrannt. Die llridde
bes sTeuers 1T ni6t bGtannt. Der REFS
mar sttpa 100000 uno Oas @ebduoe
ne6fSnbdlt etpo $4,000 pertb. Die
Heismuhle nebendn puroe ourd Wdl.
Ter beI6Goi9t. Der 8erluit lit our6
8erTiderunQ boIIitdnois geOedt. Die
MaiTe bes ReiIes reprdlentirt etpa Die
6Glfte oes 2agers beS 9tiies i'm Sus
Sen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
ct. Qouis, 26. ouIi.

g4is bier angetiinoigt miro, 9lben
Sic 8aditeinanIagen in 6in0Iap. %;
aanias @ltp, &as.; G9dnute. Sus.;
Meit superior, 0is,; 3onesoias. o.;
Godeiter. q. y.; Gbiclao, aanias
Gitp, Nlo; 9biIaoeIpbia, NdIbington,
SoIe0o, Glepelanp, Minneapolis uno
Smaba iid perihmol8en uuo Su elmer
ein5iaen @eIeGI9aft nit einsm @ttienz
tapitdl bon $1O,000.000 pereini9t,
Die @eielidaft ipirn oen Iamen 0pz
orauIic qreB 8rid gomponp Of ct.
2ouis fiibren uno i'm StanOe iein.
jGbrIi6 cine balbe Billion 8aditeiue
au liefern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
Giftnba 6nunfdGfe.
@pptane. gpalh.. %. Suli


Sin 9erioneu5ug Der 9reat Roys
tbern 8obn lief in Der Rdbe pOn Cams
oen, 35 Wleilen 0itIin bon Spotane
BON 9eIeiie uno itiir3te ben Giiens
babnoamm berunter uno in Die Dids
mono aate. Die fol9enoen qerionen
srlitten oen Zoo: u. Goparo W2uns
ion. 3u9fiibrsr; Jrant Bel, 9ei5er;
Gbarles Banner. YoitcIert; 0eorge R.
StidIanb, Grprebbpte; Geprge 9o'ps
orO @rrtice, Z. s. 9oIbon un0 Elm
Wiann. Der nod nicbt ioentiii3irt ipera
ben tonnte.
liner ben SnperperieBten befinoen
iib Sobn Qoro, Sdauipislsr aus
Seattle, Ddlter u. Rob, Qgent aus
Seattle uno 9enrp 8piom. Uliuot,
%. 3.
Ct. gauI. Minr., 25. SuIi.
Giasm 6isr cinetlaufsnen 8sridt 3us
Tolae pur0sn nabe Relion 0urh einen
llnfaa auf Der @rsnt Rortbsrn 8a6n
bier perIonsn gst00tet, ndmIih Der
Ri6ter 3opaIeno BON HoieIano, ..
az. mcainnon, 80. s. Smitb uno Elm
bisrtsr Wdnn. oeFen ptrionIi6teit
nod niht fsitgeIteut psrOen tOnnte.
Qsrltbt puroen: 5rau u. .. poole.
0elfon; Grl Wrag9e, Granbroot;
2ouis gergsron, Stillpdtsr. Ninn.;
GoparO Sonss, iarbiger Rod; Sons
ouctor Sngerbam un0 9rsmier paos
nen.
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Die gInscbGriscn Scs pcritOrbcnen
9tuiiell Sage slaubcn, Snf er
ibncn gcitpbIcn msrOen taun.
SOrii d. ; mafre9eln.
Ser Sara nit cincm clcftriidcn Yp-
purat uericBcu, Ocr bci ScrHbrung
Nes Sarscs 9Ilurm5cidJcn siebt.
Guitct $4,000 Collars.
g}e,p glorf. 26. Suli.

9[elp Yort, 70. SIll.
Der Sarg, in peInem Die 2etue oes
peritorbenen Wtilioudrs HuTeq Sage
rubt, 1T nit elmer bier sou oiten.
itdbIernen @infufuns umgeben, Die Ip
tonitruirt uno nit elettril6en Drdbs
ten perbunoen 1T, OaB iofort einglIarm
gegs6en miro, penn 2eihenrGuber ihr
@srt beginner. 0ieier dubere Sarg
toitet 500, 900 uno IS pirb dnaenom=
men, oaB Elm 2eidenraub ourh pie err
ipdhnte 9orridtung rnm0glid gema4t
miro.
Oas Monumeni fou bic foIgen0e
Sni6rift erbdIten: SD babe mein
8sitss get6an. 10 Idr9e es 9aQ mar"
9as Seitoment miro pdbriGeinliA
moroen eroffnet mer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
Stttrreih lln1arn.
9u0apeTt. 25. cSllli.

Der ungarii6e 6anotlsminiiter
ssran3 aoFutb tiinoi9ts in elmer 0ffent.
li6en RsOe oie beOoritsben6s Sraugu,
riruns elmer srob3iigiaen un9uriidsn
9anoeIspoIitit an.
gDisn, 26. SuIi.
Bel sinem 6.usr, oas in sinelG 2ds
aerttlIer gu gosiopis BEL griinn aus
brad, ersi9n.ten iib perbdngnibDoas
Grploiiouen 9ier3is perion,H muir
oen Isbr ihtper perIett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
BON einem 2epPdr6en 3er'
fletfht.
81. QauI. NlInn.. %. SuI.

q. NQuI, IIIIII.l 70. 0AII'
Nus Jergus Sails, Utinn., 1T Die
Ro6ri6t eingstroiien, oaB Der SURGE
George Qblbsrg aus oem : orfs 9en'
ming BON ben 5obsn zines Geoparoen
in elmer 3irtusmer1oerie timer 0ers
ltbt nuroe. Der Suabe fam Dem ads
iig oes Qepparoen 81 nube unb ods
5bier i6iue i'm nit ieiner Iase uno
bra6te Inn mebrsre Uanoen am SoIie
tei. Sin 4r3t, Der 3uae9en mar, ndeie
ole 8unoen gu UNI ser Snubs miro
ndbriteinlif nit 0em 2eben baron
tommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
0om gIib rf6Ta9en,
Ct. 0auI, Minn., 26. oSuli.

Sn elmer smiiden Stanton uno
Carlton, Minn.. belegenen 9utte, peIs
oe BON Daniel SartireI. isiner 5rau
un0 brei 9inoern betpobnt pur0e,
baben 0ie Ginoer, i'm Ql.er oon 2 Bis
5 SSdbren, infoIge zines 8liBi6la9s,
Ser 6ie 6iitte in 8rano itedte, ibren
SOB gsfun0en. Die SHUTTER tpuroe
i6lper perlebt; ser Batter. ein WluIiter,
ipielte um oieiel6e 3eit in einem laa3z
lotdIs Der RdhbdrIdbait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
unfdutbigs 9ttroffsn.
W}ilmdlltee. q. ami

glus GeaucIoirs, g9is.. Miro berits
tet, oaB Die tlsine 7 sabre uIte Ginod
Sarmon in Der gld1e BON 6airhilO
ron Robert5olIett geaoiien pur0e unO
nod einigen Stmoen itarb. Solicit,
Gmil Carbon un0 6teb Sarmon nas
rem in oem 5olettit5n 0auie in Strelt
oerdtben uno lie nuroen perbditet.
0as tIeine MlGpten oeritedte iit aus
6urdt inter oen 2lih ais es gum
S6ieben tam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
Rnnfns Gitn. M2o.. 2f. SnI

adnfas Sin, DO 26. Suli.
Gs piro bier beridtst. odB Der prds
fbent Rooiepslt bem 9rdiioentsu u.
g. Gtidnsn BON Ser Grs1t 0eItern
8a6r oas 2tmt zines DliiaIieoes Der
3piI6erftaatIi6snE EanSelstommiiiion
ondeboten babe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
g aupereine.
Gincinnati. 9. 26. ,Su.i.

Glnclnndtl, =, 70. Sutl.
Der Setretdr Geaarius Der llniteo
@tates 2eague Of guiloing ano 2oan
QFociations fiibrte in ieinem Sobress
beri9t aus. oab Die 8aupereins I'M
berFIoFenen Sabre einen bsoeutenOen
2ufI6ipuns nubmsn. Das 9ermo9en
Der 9lTpciation in ben 9tr. Staten
betrdgt $629, ,344, ,257. ooer $29,000,z
900 me6r oIs i'm borher9esdngenen
Sabre. Die MitgIie0er5abl in ben
1884 9lTIociationen bstrdgt 1,642,127,
ooer II, 900 msbr uIs i'm psriIoRenen
Sabre.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
Gifer6n nhranfalI.
Gt. paul Qaan., %. 3uIi.

q. Yum, ItHH', %. 7yUII.
!6suts Utor9sn nat Ulitternd6t ent
aleiite 9 U}eilen oi.it bon gdlIsp
GiiS, n. 3, Elm 5rat]t3ug Der Rors
t6ern 9dciiicsGiienbatn unb 2 Uldns
rer nuroen get0otet. ener tootIi6 uHo
orsi an0srs oeidbylif oerlest. Die
Qeute potlten ii4 idmntIid frsieJdbrt
in sinsm 5radtiuaesn osri6offsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
3 a 61en ni9t.
Can fFrancisco. 26. SSuli.

Der 0itsrreidii6e 9hoenir in Nien
BAT bier bstannt gsaeben, 0aB er iih
ni9t fir perpflihtet bait, fiir ben
bur9 oas Grobebsn an9erihteten
S9uoen auFsutommsn, oa elmer 9laus
iel in Der 9oIic, 5ufol9s ole @siells
i9aft niht fir oen Shaoen baitbar
lei, peIher ourd oas Grpbeber ooer
osTsn Toleen dngeridtet ipsrbs. Die
@eIenI6oFt bate in San 5roncisco
elm RiIifo i'm getrags bon $2,500,000
ibernommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
Gefbitbe { efrafuno q.
Nsoria. 30. 25. Sa!i.

YtUIIN, 1yU., 10 Jul.
2ige Mages, Der 9t'tern in So
!parb Station, 10 4isilen norOmetIif
BON psoria, Sames 9onnesun erihpB,
tpurbe heute Na6mitta9 ! WlsiIe BON
Dem Srte oes @srbrshens BON einem
poiis Der 8eipobner ots 0prfes nit ei-
ner 9ugsIpunoe i'm aopfe toot dufgez
fun0sn. Sin in Der Nobe Iiegenoer
ReppIper beutet auf Stlbitmoro bin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
@rettt.
Detroit, Uli9., 26. Suli.

ttANi4t @'ttll'f 80 N"A"
SnfolSs zines 3uiammenitoBes nit
sinem annersn 5dbr5sug giHg Der
S6l.ppodmpisr .Wiaidm 9. GaitIe"
i'm Detroit 6lub untsr. Die aohin
Iprung oorbsr iibsr 9oro uro pdre
ertrunten, nenn Der Wdidiniit. Der elm
b0l3ernes g.in bat, ibr niht nat9ss
ipruno.n mare uHo iis geretist bate.
nobel .r Isiu b0l3srnss gsin osrlor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
lSinhIon. 8. 25. eSuli.

9urh feinen 4opotdten Dapios bat
Sobn .. 8oddeiIer Dor Dem Aihter
Banter 0ie GrtIdrung dbgeben Iaifen,
oaB er i'm Wonat September imGeri9t
erIheinen Miro, um Iih aegsn Die ans
tIaae. 0as 2lntitruItaeleb OerIebt gu
bdbcn, gu perdntiporten. Seine 0ers
bdftung 1T oemna6 ui6t notbis uno
er lam ra6 ieiner 0eimtebr auf ieis
men 9unOTb bel GIebeIanO ungeitOrt
&|pll fnielen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
Wlarion, 81, p. SSnIi.

IEWIINWf ~ NlVs NDWFFs
Der a Sabre aIie 8. u. Sobnfton
pure in tinem 3immer uber ienem
GJeihditapIaB aIa qeide seiunoen.
mor 3ebn Eagsr bate sr nit ieinsn
Sdab Gord W6ite Elm 3erpiiriniB,
porauT Oas Utdohen iia per1iitets.
s5o6niton pey3iitete fh ebenflns uno
Sr,bte auBerosm osn Gasbabn in Iei'
mem Simmer an
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QDinnipe9, 26. syuIi.

Ter GanouiIt5i miniiter y. I.
Bad srtldrte, oab sira 20,00J Qrbeis
ter gum GinktHien 5ts Srnteisgeus
aus osm Quslanoe 1s,5eigruien pers
ben mibtsn. Die 4tbeitsn oiirften
Qnianss QIu1uit bs1.antn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
Saee's Grbelr.
Sir @crlunnStcn OcS Ocritorbcncn
@nltimilliuuarS bciiirdtcn, i'm
Scitamcutc iibcraaugcn 5u iein.
gSoIIen eS aufe edten.

Gem SernCbmcu nndD itcBt bic @itts
uc nit ocn llnlnirirOcucn in @cr-
BanSIung, nm iic 5ufricoen 5u
ltclIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
6oti179.
esm 6sag. 26. eSuli.

Die aonigiu U.s. gg.uine bate cine
eua Qahi. 55r gtflaosn an Wsors
Gen mar sufrisosaitsasHo.
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Berlin. 26. SuIi.

Inter Denienigen. pelhe pom 8ais
fer neuer0ings auS9e3eihnet mor0en
fino beiinOen iib pref Gebriiosr pdHds
pant, IS 1T ibnen Ser 9tosl perIiebcn
woroen. 3pti BON linen iinO in5rdnts
furt 4. % aniaiIig. uuo Der brittle,
8eora Gstor pdhapant, Iebt in Ner
9lnrE
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27
g}ctp g1ort, &c oyuIi.

Der rR. q. Ct. Sta. ta6eIt i9r Der,
liner aorreiponosnt: Dab Der 6ra1e
Der g}euyelslung Der baH0eI5politiihtn
8eSitbungen jmiiaen DeutibIan0 unO
Den &er. (5tGateu, sic nit Ser forts
ihreittn0en 3eit INNER brsnnenoer
miro, an mdB0tbenoer Stsue Die gr0bs
te Iuinertiamteit 9sihtntt miro, 0a-
fir lisQt Elm neuer 9erpeiS Dor. Reihs-
tan5ler 6iirit non Billion perfolat dus
aenIhsinlih ale einiAIGgi1en 8er0is
fentljhun1en nit IebbaTtem SntereFe.
Sc bat er oenu audi oem @erfalIsr eis
mes iiingIt srichienen 9udes iiber Sen
nDtutihomerit1niIden SanOelspertroQ
uno Die 3utunft Ser 3udtrinouitrie"
fir oie .oantenslptrtbe 2(rbeit" feline
riidbaltIoie gnsrtsnnung ausgtipro.
den.
llebri9ens moht iid) duf einem ip,s
sieIen @sbist ser s5n0uIt,ie oie am,.
ritanii6e 9outurrtn3 INNER mebr
fiibIbar, uno Die georobten Stbea
buht1blib pom 2eoer. OeutI6e
Shuhbdnoler uno 6abritanten babsn
foeben einen 6eto3ug assen Sic lleber=
Ihptmmun1 oes 0tutfMeh MartttS
nit dmeritaniiftu Sduben einotleitet,
uno man 1T allaemein aeipannt, ob
Die Qbnehr Die beubIihtigte Wirtlm5
bdben miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27

3r @oriB II Gsneral Der 5nf1utts
Il. 4. .. 2lIirso BON geuinsii aus oem
g,bsn lsidisosn 81 mar i'm 5abr.
1889 6oupsrneur bon StrdBblfl
/. 6H. uno ipuros 1890 gum aommaa
otur beg Is. 2lrmeeioyps sgnannt. 5ta
1892 Isbts .r i'm Rubsitank.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27

ole Ruhridtsu riiden aber gsgentpd. !,
in RuBlano lunsiam portpGris. Die
einsise Mtlouns iibsr ods plOBIide2tns
pabIen eines Sauernaufrubrs tommt
aus 3oItruma, 200 gteilen nor00itli9
MN mnsfhn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-27

Die ,,1roreItcrn"-5
gen taben Ole 6eicttebte
BON Ga Greiie ntebt nur
miticPreiben Ienoern nit
machen helfen.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13

but press of time and the difficulty of
reaching Bogota and La PaZ from the
seaports will prevent his doing so.
Secretary Root will be accompanied
by Mrs and Miss Root and a few
personal servants. He expects TO
come up the west coast of South
America to Panama and, crossing the
lsthmus, to take one of the Panama
railroad steamers from Colon to New
York. The trip will begin early in
July, the Charleston starting from
New York or Newport News, and will
end about October l.
1t is pointed out that the trip of the
secretary involves no diversion of the
big cruiser from her naval work, as
she was originally under orders to
proceed from the Atlantic TO Join the
Pacific station. Il is he intention Of
the secretary to spend a week or ten
days in Rio Janeiro and his visits
10 the other capitals viii be limited
10 TWO or three days in each case.
Secretary Root has conferred with
Surgeon General Wyman, OF the pub
lie health and marine hospital service
concerning the Rio JLniero confer
'ANNf - 5ubJttl bl 300. ~ ol OIQtI OF
Importance to come before that con.
ference is the conclusions Of the Con
gress on Sanitation, held in this city
last year. The state department ia
yors the extension of the work in
this line beyond that of mere quaran-
tine, so as to provide for international
sanitation f ports OF this hemi
sphere. The result of the work of
the American surgeons in Cuba and
on the Isthmus of Panama mas been
so encouraging that ir proposed to
endeaVor to secure the promises of
the -ther republics 10 be represented
al the conference 10 adopt similar
measures for the I.yention OF vel
low fever and other rr1pical diseases.
General Wyman has been requested
10 prepare a memorandum for the
Suidance of the Am r.can delegates
TO the conference
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
GERMANY is FULLY AS
WARLIkE AS WAR LORD.

Berlin, April 13.-The reichstag
has made ample appropriations for
expenses in connection with the ris-
ing of the natives in German South
west Africa The socialists opposed
the appropriation, but in answer to
an Interpolation Col. Won Deimling
stated that the withdrawal of the
troops was impossible. The position
of the Orange mountains on the Eng.
lish border was advantageous to Mar.
enga. Owing to the extent of the
boundary line the British frontier
guards could not prevent the enemy
from crossing into English territory
and returning. The troops were tied
to their supply base on the Orange
river, but even so the men were living
from hand to mouth, as the English
only allowed such quantities of pro-
visions across the frontier as were
absolutely necessary.
AS was the case in all colonial wars
only onethird Of the troops were en-
gagged against the enemy. There was
not one man too many there. The
fire was still smouldering under the
ashes. and in the Ethiopian movement
there was a draught that might fan
1t into a flame. The insurrection had,
however, this advantage, that il had
shown the world that German soldiers
still knew how to die for their EN-
peror and fatherland. This rising had
furnished the army with an excellent
war scnool, This speech had the de-
sired effect
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
GOOD FRIDAY WAS NOT
OBSERVED AS HOLIDAY.

New York, April 1S.-For the first
time, in many years, Good Friday was
not observed as holiday in New York
today. All the city departments are
in operation and the stock exchange
Is open for business. In both in
s;ances money is responsible for the
change in the city's tradition. The
city corporation having decided that
the department heads had no power
to allow per diem to men to pay for
time not actually occupied in the city
service, the laborers requested that
the usual holiday be omitted The re-
quest was granetd. The governing
board of the stock exchange decided
not to suspend call because of the un-
settled condition of the money market
today.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
THREE CHILDREN
OF CAPTAIN LITTLE"

New York, April 13-Another nota-
BILE addition to the imposing list OF
masterpieces from the brushes of the
early European painters owned in Am
erica has been made by the purchase
from Messrs. Scott & Fowles by Mr..
Otto II. Kahn of this city of the triple
portrait of the Three Children of
Captain Little" by George Pomney. It
is stated on good authority that the
price paid for the picture was $780,
600.
This canvas has long been consid-
cred one of the most important and
representative of the great English
painter, placed by some critics in the
same rank as Sir Joshua Reynolds
and Thomas Gainsborough, and has
hung for many years in an old house
in the north of England Scott &
Fowles purchased tht picture and eX-
hibited it at the Guild hall in London
in 1892 and at several other eXhibi-
tions. The picture was everywhere
greatly admired by the critics and the
public in general. The canvas is
splendidly preserved and the colors
are rich and deep.
Romney painted this picture during
his later period, which may be said 10
have been about 17S5-17S0. 1t has all
his characteristic refinement and
grace OF pose, expression and treat
ment and is a charming piece of work,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
FAMOUS DEY HOUSE WAS
SOLD UNDER MORTGAGE

Passaic, n j, April l3.-The Dey
house, once Washington's neadquar-
ters at Preakness or Blocmburg
Manor has been sold under mort
gage foreclosure by Sheriff Charles
Bergen, OF Passaic county. Albert
French, vice president of the Ameri-
can Chemical company of New York,
purchased the house for $4,000. He
lives I'm Montclair Mr.. French's
neither was a great t-great-Eranddaugh
ter Of Colonel Carrot Dey. who built
the house. He intends T. make a
summer nome of it. Its previous
owner was William Bolchar. the
missing mayor Of Paterson. The
house was built in 17iO and is still
I'm remarkably good condition. Gen
eral washington occupied the house
July ! 20 % and October 6 to No
yember 27, 1850, making his official
home where he had previously been a
guest
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
SECRETARY TAFT APPROVES
CHANGE AFFECTING ARMY.

Washington, D. c., April ia rad
ical change has been made by Sec
retary Taft in his approval of the
recommendations of the general staff
that the commissary general Of the
army hereafter purchase bake ovens,
field ranges, field bread oyenh, camp
kettles and mess pans, which have
been for years bought under contract
by the quartermaster general The
latter official proposed the transfer
of authority, but the cOmmissary gen
eral pointed out to the secretary
rnat the subsistence department
should purchase the articles which
are used in the preparation of food,
just as it now buys subsistence
stores. There has been more or less
delay in acquiring these ranges and
utensils and Secretary Taft decided
that is was in the interest of a bust
neesslike administration to have the
subsistence officers buy the ranges
and ovens which they use in garrison
and i'm the field.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
Independents Coal Opera
tor Holds Secret Con-
ference With
UNITED MINERS PRESIDENT
BriCkIayerS in ST. Louis Are
Called 0ut-.SteeI FOun-
dry Plant Closes.

New York, April BE. B. Sturgis,
OF Scranton, Pa, an independent coal
operator, and one of those who signed
the letter sent to the operators, urg-
Ing them to concede the demand of
the miners, called on President Mitch
ell of the miners union, today. After
brief conference, he said:
Il am hero to see Mitchell about
one matter, and that is all. L am
sorry my visit became known, as
none of the operators knew | was
coming here, or the nature of my
business with Mitchell. l still think
there win be strike.'
Mitchell declined TO discuss the
conference. Touching on the reply
Of the operators, declining the min
ers' proposition, Mitchell said:
81 do not consider that the reply
received yesterday from President
Baer Is final. 1t was written on the
spur of the moment and without de-
liberation. l expect that the answer
yet to come from Baer in a week or
two will open up a new line, and I
don't think that the situation is such
that there will be a strike. There
Is reason to believe that the operators
may see new light"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
If Compromise Is Not
Reached at Conference
This Afternoon
RECOURSE WILL BE HAD TO
Courts Tomorrow or Monday
at the FaFtheSt for Full
Settlement.

Chicago, ILL.,, April 13.-Unless the
attorneys representing the warning in
terests in the Zion City controversy
shall reach some agreement at a con-
ference which is to be held late today,
the matter will be taken into the
courts tomorrow or Monday. 1t was
announced today by the lawyers re-
tained by Dowie that they will prob
ably file bill asking that the trans
fer of Zion City church property to
Deacon Alexander Granger by Over
seer Eoliva be set aside.
The attorneys for Voliva contend
that the bill will be denied for the
reason that all the property assigned
by Voliva to Granger was not the
property of Dowie, but was held by
him as trustee. It is also expected
that application will be made for the
appointment of a receiver, pending
the settlement of the dispute as to
the control of the property.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-13
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
WORLDS METROPOLIS
England Finds Herself Richer BY Million and
Half Ellen Terry's Semi-Centennial.
Canadian Festival.

London, April 13.-dr. McCrae. II.
p. has just obtained particulars from
the chancellor the exchequer of a
windfall amounting 10 over $l500,000
per annum to the treasury. Mr.. AS
quIth announces that the British
share of the Chinese war indemnity
amounts to $1.585,5OO per annum un-
til 1910. and after that year the an
nual payments will gradually in
crease. The British receipts were ap-
piled in the first instance 70 the dis
charge of private claims. Since these
claims amounting TO S3.5OO,0OO were
disposed of, the receipts have been
liquidated The sum Of Sl,728,G $50 be-
ing the governments share of tne re-
ceipts up to the present date, remains
in the paymaster generals account at
the Bank of England, pending direc-
tion by parliament as to its disposal.