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New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
WILL OF DANIEL 9. sHIPMAN.

Chicago. Dec. E.-By the terms of the will of
Daniel B. Shipman, of this city the bulk of his
estate amounting 10 sS00G go will be held in trust.
the income to be divided equally among five char
liable institutions in this city. The beneficiaries
are the Illinois School of Agriculture and Manual
Training the School for Boys the Chicago Home
for Incura bles. the Chicago Old Peoples Home.
Hahnemann Hospital and ST. J.ike's Free HOspi-
tai The money is placed in a } petual trust
Mr.. Shipman, who accumulated Il fortune in the
manufacture Of white lead. had near relatives
except sister. Mrs. Ollie ]. Cone. of Haddam,
$4,000 during her life.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
GARRtCk THEATRE.

Er Gillette's present engagement at sthe Garrick
Theatre viii end with the year. His comedy Of
-clarice" IN which a sentimental love story is
Fettily told, has been received with favor. Mr.
Francis Carlyle acts exceedingly well, creating
Ed sustaining an effective Illusion. in a scene of
unusual difficulty. The girish heroine of the piece
Is presented by Miss Marie Doro.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
BlJOU THEATRE,

Mss May Irwin, now acting AT the Bijou Theatre,
" Mrs Wilson-Andrews." will close her engage
rsnt there next Saturday night. and she viii be
s,,oeeded or Christmas Eve, by Mr.. Henri de
vres the Dutch actor who appeared at the Mad
,sor SQUARE Theatre on January e. 1906. in "A Case
NJ arson" and manifested highly respectable tai
trt in making quick changes and suggesting con-
,rssted types Of everyday character. Nr. de Vries
,fu emerge in a play called The Double Life"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

NJ Richard Carrie engagement at the New Am
stsrdan Theatre where he now frolics and warbles
n The Spring Chicken" will terminate De-
cenher g. and New Years Eve at that theatre
play called "Brewster's Millions will be pro-
duced with Mr.. Edward Abeles in its central char
acter The play is based on novel by Mr.. George
2 McCutcheon. and i bids fatr 20 prove amusing.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
DINNER AND DANCE or OHIO SOCIETY

The third annual dinner and dance of the Ohio
Society We're held in the grand ballroom Of the
Hotel Astor last night Colonel John ]. McCo0l.
president of the society introduced by Orrel
A. Parker chairman of the entertainment commit
tee and made informal address of welcome to
the three hundred couples who had assembled. The
Rev. D. Asa Blackburn, pastor OF the Church OF
the Strangers pronounced the benedction. Music
WAS furnished by Van Rarr's Orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

M Wright Lorners engagement at the Acad-
s-ly Of Music continues and is prosperous. It
uTl last throughout the holidays. Mr. Lorimer Is
reforming in The Shepherd King" and that
neral drama, with its favorite Bible story.-of
David Goliath. Saul etc,-and its pictorial scenery
snss abundant faVor
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
NEN YORK THEATRE.

NJ. Dockstader, with his Negro minstrel
paly' came back 10 town last night. appearing at
the New York Theatre. and giving bright and
oHershed performance, amply fulfilling the prom
iss 50 extensively made in advance throughout the
press OF the city. The minstrels are always well
cone, for they difuse laughter and they help TO
bslsh care.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
GEORGE BOOTE.

San Francisco Dec. T7.-George Boote, for many
years one of San Francsco's best known shipowners
and shipbuders died yesterday after short ILL
ness resulting from fall from a streetcar six
weeks ago. lie was eighty four years old
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOLLAND HOUSE-E. V. r Thayer, Boston.
MANHATTAN-J. Sloat Fassett Elmira; Secretary
Taft OF the War Department, Washington ST
D0RF- -ASTORIA-W. A. Burnham, Washington:
Viscount Aoki, japanese Ambassador TO the United
States Washington.
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PLAYERS NOW PROMINENT HERE

MS Flske. John Mason.
@HsareL 9nSlln- Henry Miller.
Eleanor Robson. Reuben Fay
Carlotta Nilison. Henry = Dixev
Jessie Nillward. John Drew
,,sane irving William Gillette
ILaDfa H. crews. II. p Warner
iaa vernon. Charles Richman
Adeialde Prince. Frederick Perry
sfehoe- starr. Wright Lorimer
.saF llVln- Edmund Breese.
sMeHe bqro J. Il. Barnes
AarEaEef Ellington George Arliss.
hose StalL James T. Powers
nale Williams. Sam Bernard.
StcA Spooner- Albert Cheyalier.
SSiace -llSfon. Lew Dockstader.
.Lr-sns Macdonald w. II. Denny.
Anna Held Francis Cariyie
Aadge Gir3lestone
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fair and to-day preceded by in southeastern
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FOR Eastern New York New Jersey and Delaware fair
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r4sh@s, te;npeTa YESTERDAY - degrees lowest "a
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aeersee for corresponding date Of last twenty five
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SRA On tie coast fair and cold Wednesday tfesh north
yin
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Wicklfe B. Wright, James 8.
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08

met death. A few days prior to the
murder Bodley purchased a new re-
Volver and sold his old one at a second
hand store McDaniels then bought
the revolver and with this weapon
Bodley was killed.
According to the story of McDan-
ielS, who now says that he is telling
the truth, and whose second confess
sion the officers are disposed to be-
lieve is true he has made a practices
of stealing from the Santa Fe COM
pany for the last six months. Having
been in the employ Of the freight Of
fee for some time, McDanlels knew
more about the freight than an out
slider and must have made a rather
good profit from the systematic steal
ing which he carried on unmolested.
On the night of the murder McDan-
iels had entered the car i'm the early
morning and was taking goods from
the car. Hearing steps, he looked out
and saw the watchman coming Real
izing that il he was caught it would
mean imprisonment for him he fired
and killed the watchman and thea
made his escape.
McDaniels was arrested after Sheriff
Cody of ottawa, had found a number
OF boxes of stolen goods i'm his house.
Attention was first attracted by the
furnishings of McDaniel's house
which were not warranted by his in
come, and search revealed stolen
goods. lie was arrested and question:
ed and finally confessed that he knew
who did the shooting. According t.
his statement at that time he was IN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
General Robert T.. Lee

was the greatest General the worl
has ever known. Ballard's Snow Lin-
ment is the greatest Liniment. Quick
ly cures all pains. 1t is within the
reach of all. T, Fl. Pointer, Hemp
stead, Texas, writes: This is to GER
tify that Ballard's Snow Liniment has
been used in my household for years
and has been found to be an excellent
Liniment for Rheumatic pains. l am
never without it," Sold by ]. II.
ORieily Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08

secretary Of the Fair association, Will
be in charge of the bureau. Persons
who have rooms to rent may list them
there.
]. T. Land, Of Rocky Ford, Col.
yesterday entered his green PAGER
Catherine in several of the events of
the fair week meeting.
Eddie Porter, of Edna. Mo-, has
entered his mare Lola White in the
Albuquerque Derby
Superintendent Nj. p Stamm of the
fruit show yesterday received a let
ter from Fabian Garcia, in charge of
the college farm of the Agricultural
college at Mesilla Park, stating that
a whole carload Of fruit would come
up for the show from the Mesilla val
ley.
The Jersey Bulletin, the official or
gan of the Jersey Breeders of Amer
lea, continues to boost the Jersey cat
tie exhibit to form Il feature Of the
fair.
The contract for costumes for Car
nival night has been let to Mrs. l.,
Sommers, manager of the Denver Re-
gala and Masquerade company. who
will bring big line of costumes here
to be rented for the Carnival night.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
GREAT INTEREST IN
THE INDIAN
BOXERS
Many Inquiries Received at
Fair Headquarters From
People Who Have Never
Heard of an Indian Prize
Fight,

Officers of the Fair association have
been astonished at the immense
amount of interest shown in the box
ing contest to be pulled off by Paul
Arlington of Pennington. during the
territorial fair with the band of Nav
ajo athletes he is bringing over. Ar
rington, by the way, will be starting
from the San Juan in a very few days.
He is coming across country with his
Indians and their sQuawS. his string
of relay horses and his exhibits of
fruit from the famous San Juan val
ley.
Most people have never heard of a
Navajo boxing contest and those who
have seemed to be skeptical but few
people have seen them and these few
people declare the exhibition the rich
est thing on top of the earth.
One man who is sol!citous about
the welfare Of the association has
written to know if it wouldn't be
against the law to pull off prize fights
in front of the grand stand. but he
has been gently that they will
not be real prize fights. The Indians
will wear gloves so big that damage to
each other is entirely impossible and
anyway, the Indians have learned the
places where it hurts to get hit and
they are learning lots about the points
in the game. One boxing match Will
take place each day. But Arlington
Indians are going to do a whole lot
more than box. They are bringing a
lot Of wild ponies with them. and
there will be roping of ponies on foot
and on horseback. The roping of po-
nies bv the unmounted Indian is about
the funniest sight imaginable 1t new
er fails to bring the grand stand to
its collective feet.
There will be foot races. squaw
races pony races, and all the other
sports on foot and horseback for
! which the Navajo dance is famous.
The Chicago Flexible Shaft COM
/ pany has written asking space for the
exhibition of its sheep shearing ma
chinery in the fair grounds during
| the four days of the sheep growers
convention.
The Santa Fe shops are making
| great preparations for three big floats
! which they are to enter in the great
| parade of Thursday morning of fatr
week. A special appropriation for
| these floats was made by the railroad
company and they are said to be quite
unique.
/ The Harwood Industrial school has
asked for space in Exhibition hall for
the display of an exhibit of drawn
work and embroidery during the fair
! The space has been reserved. The
work is by pupils of the Industrial
school.
The Fair associations information
| bureau will be located this year in
/ the Rothenburg & Scloss cigar store
Manager d. S. Rosenwald. who is also
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
CONFESSES TO MURDER OF
SANTA FE WATCHMAN
Negro Preacher Finally Admits Slay-
ing of o. T.. BOdlcy.

After causing the arrest and deten-
ton of two innocent men whom he
implicated in the murder of O. G..
Bodley, the Santa Fe watchman. who
was shot and killed in the Ottawa
yards a week ago, Robert McDanicls,
u negro preacher. yesterday broke
down under the fire of questions
which was directed at him by Sheriff
Lucas and Special Agent Germain Of
the Santa Fe. and confessed to the
murder, saying that he killed BOdley,
says the Topeka Capital.
"Why did you tell us that Pearce
and Bruce were implicated in the
murder" asked Sheriff Lucas.
well" said McDaniels, 81 thought
that you would be easier on me IL
some one else was implicated in 1t and
l told you" And tlrus with a hope 0f
escaping with a light penalty for the
crime which he had committed, the
preacher had tried to swear away the
liberty of two innocent men. Informa-
tion will be filed against him today by
the county attorney in Franklin coun-
ty charging him with murder in the
first degree.
1t was with the revolver that he had
carried for many years that Bodley
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
Shnrn Flght on Tigcr.

A Douglas dispatch says The pre-
sentation Of the anti-gambing petition
before the city council Monday night
has precipitated sharp fight in the
council. The petition was signed by
80 per Cent of the voters of the city
and has the best wishes of a larger
percentage Of the voters than that.
After the council heard speeches of
citizens in support of the petition, Act
ing Mayor Pritchett referred it to a
special committee.
the council who openly opposed the
petition and his committee is suppos-
ed to be friendly to the gamblers.
other members of the council con-
tend that the petition should have
been referred to one OF the numerous
standing committees and there is quite
a division among them.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
strange Foreign Animals.

Did you ever see a beast of burden
combining qualities of the camel, the
reindeer, the goat and the horse?
No?
Well, when the Sells-Floto shows
come, go look at the Llama from the
Andes!
An there are other strange beasts OF
burden exhibited in the big shows.
The beasts of burden of one coun-
try always seem strange and queer to
the people of other countries who en-
ploy different domesticated animals to
draw loads.
A team of big American mules, for
instance, would create a sensation in
historic India, and, to our eyes. the
sad-eyed cattle of Hindoostan are in
teresting curiosities.
The slow, quantity formed oxen and
cows OF India and Ceylon, patiently
dragging their loads at snail's pace
seem to represent the repressed sol
OF ancient civilization.
And the crowds thronging the big
Sells-Floto Shows gaze with tireles'
interest upon the mysterious specimen
of Indla's sacred bull and upon the
zebu from Ceylon.
All domestic animals have an ex-
preston peculiar to themselves.
The expression of these strange
creatures of burden, from mysterious
lands is Of never-faillng interest.
II is brought out and accentuated
by their new, strange surroundings OF
a notable American circus.
This feature of the great Sells-Floto
Shows Is educational.
Still more curious Is the Llama from
the Andes-the beast of burden of this
long since destroyed civilization of the
Incas.
The Llama's lip always is curled in
seeming scorn.
1t looks out upon the strange world
with an eye of uncanny, weird intel-
llgence.
Marching, over the defiles of Peruv-
ian mountains, the Llama is unlike
any OF the domestic beasts of burden
spoken of in Holy Writ and other an
cient writings. 1t seems to combine
the qualities of the camel. the rein
deer, the goat and the horse--extraor-
dinary combination.
PzarrO, the conquer0r of Peru,
marveled at the splendid breeding OF
tnls strange animal.
80 will you when you see the finest
specimens ever brought to this eoun-
try in the great Sels-Floto menagerie
to be here September IA.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08

side the ear and handling out goods to
Jesse Bruce and A. w. Pcarcc, two
employees of the company He knew
nothing of what was taking place out
side the car until he heard two shots
fired, and looking out the car door
saw Bodley lying on the ground ami
the others running away. Then he
says that he made his escape. Ycstcr-
day he denied this and said that he
alone did the robbing and killing.
Pearce and Bruce have been rcleas-
ed as there was no charge against
them. The men were brought here
from ottawa as Bodley was we!
known there and it was feared that
mob violence might result from keep
ing them in Franklin county
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08

II you need carpenter, telephone
HesseldCn. Auto. Phone ESQ.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08

See John Cannon, Tuesday night. in
LOVERS AND LUNATICS, at Elk5'
opera house. Admission, so cents.
Reserved seats at Matson's, Monday
morning.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08

The laxative effect Of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets Is SO agree
able and so natural you can hardly
realize that it is produced by medi-
cine. These tablets also cure indiges-
ton and biliousness Price 25 cents.
Samples free at all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08

But None to Equal the Twenty sixth Annual
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
DENVER MAN BUYS TRACT
OF NEW MEXICO LAND
b. S. Philips Buys $4,000 Acres of the
Ramon Vigil Grant Near Santa Fc
and win Carry Through Large Col
CnizatiOn Project.
sneclnl 10 the MORNING Lonrnal.

Special to the Morning Journal.
Santa Fe, n NJ, Sept 7-B. $. Phil
ips, of Denver, has closed a deal here
by which he acquires the Ramon vi
gil grant of 6S,000 acres just west Of
Santa T9e. which is well 'timbcred ana
situated within the famous Pajarit1
Cliff Dwellers' park.
Philips win establish large lumber
camp at the junction of the Denver 4
Rio Grande railroad and the Ri
Grande will build a bridge across thf
river and establish sawmills ON the
grant.
At the same5 time colonization
project Of considerable magnitude will
be inaugurated aR it is believed tha'
the greater part 'of the grant can b,
reclaimed by dry farming and storag'
reservoirs.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
STRAWBERRIES AT MALOY's.

WANTED-A paper can have no
better friends than those to whom its
want ad columns have been of real
service. This paper wants your
friendship on that basis.
FEES HOMEMADE CANDY AT
WALTON'S DRUG STORE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
CLUB TOO sMA[LFOR
|. THE GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION
WILL BE FORCED TO HOLD
MEETING IN THEATRE
Conference of Reception and
Arrangements Committees
Last Night at Which Plans
for Entertainment We're.
Made,

An important meeting of the com
coming good roads convention to be
held in Albuquerque during the ter
ritorial fair was held last night in
the Commercial club. DR.. b. II
Briggs, chairman of the arrange
ments committee presiding. 1t de-
veloped early in the meeting that
many more delegates than had been
expected will attend the convention
as a result of the work of the New
Mexico Good Roads association, and
as the Commercial club will be too
small to hold them all the conven-
ton will be held in the Elks theater
The convention will be called to meet
at o'clock on Tuesday night of faiI
week.
In his official call for the conveu-
ton Governor Hagerman sets forth
the manner of appointing delegates
as follows: Each mayor of each city
may APPOINT ten delegates; each board
of county commissioners, ten dele
gates and each commercial club
board of trade or other business OF
commercial organization, five dele
gates. Delegates may send creden-
tIdio W CGCIGldIy FRANK OWGl IL
Santa Fe or present them at tht
meeting.
Many delegates have already beer
appointed and all mayors and county
boards are being urged to name thell
delegations at once. Full delegations
will go to the convention from boil
the county commissioners and the
city of Albuquerque, and the Com.
mercial clubs delegation has alsC
been appointed, so that twenty-five
delegates will be present from Albu.
querque and Bernalillo county alone
Full delegations will also be present
from Las Vegas and San Miguel
county and Santa Fe and Santa FL
county.
The meeting last night was for tht
arrangement of the program and som,
progress was made. The full pro
gram will be made public in a few
days. Among the speakers will bC
Governor Hagerman, Hon. L. 3
Prince, president of the Good Road
| association r. e. Twitchell, Of La
Vegas! Hon. II. b. Ferguson, of AL
buquerque.
Members of the local reception
committee are as follows: Chairman
! Governor e. S. Slower, d. A. Mac
pherson, M. w. Flournoy, w. p. Met
calf. Maynard Gunsul L. j. Alger
]. A. Hubbs, T. N. Wilkerson, r. lc
Twitchell, e. A. Miera, j. w. Elder
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-09-08
Odd Fellows Doings at Carlsbad.

The members of Eddy lodge No. 21,
l. O. o. F., are preparing for a great
time next Sunday over the laying of
the cornerstone of their new $4,000
brick and stone temple, the walls of
which are now up. There will be a
smoker at the lodge rooms.
Sunday morning the lodge and Wis
iting Odd Fellows will attend divine
service in q body at Grace Episcopal
church, when a special odd Fellow
sermon will be delivered by the rec
tor, Rev. Norman Fitzhugh Marshal.
At 8 o'clock the dedication ceremO-
nies will take place under the dlrec-
ton of Grand Master w. w. Oge of
Roswell, assisted by Rev. j. C. Gage,
of Artesia grand chaplain, and the
Grafton will be delivered by Rev. c. c.
Hill of Roswell. former grand master
of Missouri. AT O'Clock in the af-
ternoon the Roswell band will give a
grand sacret concert with special mu-
sic, on the veranda of Hotel Schultz.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

bet ar stor fara att smittas af hosts och
f0~rkylningar som iro "a vanliga, savida
Nj ej tager DR. Kings New Discovery for
lungsot, hosta och f6rkylni g. Mrs Geo.
Walls / Forest City, Nc, skiifyer: Det
ar en- gudagafvs for folk, som Dor ! xiii
mat, der hosta och f~orkylningary fore
komma. jag inner att Diet hsstigt gor
slut pa de m" bet forebygger pneumonia,
botar la rip-pe. gifyer uuderbar lind
ring i ASTHMA och hay fever och gor svaga
lungor starka nog att emotsta lungsot
bosta och forky'ningar.
Hvarie iaska garanter as ! Lungren q
Andrews apotek. lis $1.OO Prot
faska fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-02

Wilcox hafya ire d0ttrar, at hvil-
ka den aldsta ar en- expert j att
reparera bicyklar
EN- man ar icke aldre an
han kanner sig" ar EFT gam
malt ~yttrande, hvari ligger myc-
ken sanning. Men huru manga
hnnas ej, som babe kama sig och
Sc ut aldre aa de verkligen arc,
till fold at nsgon oordning i sy-
stemet? DR. Peters Kuriko Dir en-
verklig valgerning for de lidande
och svaga. Den aterstsIler den
naturliga verksamheten hos Ifs
organen och skanker styrka at
kroppen. Redan forsta haskan
skall adagalagga dess helsobrin-
gande egenskaper. En- ofver-
raskning vantar dem, som icke
arc bekanta med denna gamla
valpr0fvade ortmedicln. Den ar
ingen apoteksmedicin. Altman
heten f0rses dermed antingen at
specialagenter eller at tillverkar-
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