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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
Sporting Small Talk.

Joe Grim and Joe Leonard are to box
twelve rounds at Buffalo February 18th.
Jimmy Gardner and Jack Dougherty
may fight eight rounds at Milwaukee Feb
ruary 10th.
/ Jack O'Brien and Tommy Ryan have
been offered purse to fight at, Los AM
George Memsic will meet Fred Landers.
of Frisco. In 10-round bout at Indian-
| apols Monday. s
Jack Dougherty. of Milwaukee. has
been matched to box Gene Beneath the
Cincinnati welter-weight. eight rounds. at
milwaukee, on February 18th.
PRESIDENT HERMAN will go to New
York next week. He has called a meet.
ing of the National Commission for Tues
Offices. = - - = ies'ue'is i,uii'aii $
RIGA, the welter-weight, is coming to
, America. He is the hero of 81 fights. Of
which six We're lost. Malone was born in
Natal of Irish parents. stf8S aSiI
FERRY AlcGovern has closed his stheatri-
CAL season and has started to train nt
/ Johnson's road house, Just. outside of New
YORK, for his corning match with Battling
Nelson. If i :. - tfs
When Herman Radtke left san Fran
CISCO for New Orleans last week he led
the list OF winning riders with G6 firsts'
which was 10 more than his nearest com,
petitor w. Knapp.
At NYilkes-Barre, Pa. ON yyednesfln,,
night Gus Gardner, formerly of Philadei-
p PIMA kn =, out Jack Mitchell, OF Pitt
sto ., ~ fourteen rounds The men
weighed mat 140 pounds. "a
Hamburg Belle. is wintering in good
shape and It Is thought that her trainer,
a. y. Joyner. will point her for some OF
the rich events which will be decided at
the Ssheepshead Bay spring meeting.
| Phil McGoyern. brother of Terry Me-
Govern, has been matched to box Denny
I1Iylons the loh-poundi champion Of Ohio
Ihey me to go fifteen rounds before the
RlvervieW Athletic Club, Cincinnati. On
March Goth. stfSst,s "
John U Gleason. athlete leader of
the Olympic Club, of San franclsco, has
been appointed manager OF the San Fran-
cisco baseball team for the coming sea-
son. Gleason purchased the interest held
u the club by Henry Harris, former man-
81 Morgan Williams. the light heavy
Weight fighter of Denver, who has not
been defeated In any battle which heshas
Flynn. the Western middle weight. for
twenty rounds. ut q show e. be; held &ats
The Boston Athletic Associat ions is ar
J ranging TO hold a series Of interclty bouts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
WOMAN |NsULTED
ON PULLMAN GAR.
Due to Negligence Of Company
in Not Properly Separating
Berths.

AsHEVIILE. n. G., February g.
Julia A. Wilkinson, through her attor-
ncys, Craig 4 Martin and judge Thomas
Jones. has entered SHIT against the South
ern Railway Company and the Pullman
decided, but which win not be less than
$4,000,
The plaintin makes some sensational
charges. She alleges that SHE was riding
In Pullman car between Asheyiilu and
Salisbury and was grossly insultsd and
maltreated by some man in the car. a
stranger to her.. She alleges that the
treatment she received was due, to the
Company in. not property separating and
protecting the berthS. Il ,sta ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
.A7HELE7Es have
FAST CONTESTS
Continued from First Page)


High School 1,iclnaond Academy and
Mcguire School race Will run Washlng-
Relay Racc--western Maryland Col.
lego and Maryland a. G.
Rclny Race--w oo,lbcrry Forest High,
School and Georgetown Preparatory
Relay Race--v. r. !. and Georgetown
Relay Race- University of Virginia and
George Washington University.
Shot put. pole vault and high jump. are
going on during the races.
Referee Willlnm Grant. Baltimore.
Clerk Of course-Captain William
Bryant. Pennsylvania.
Assistant Cerk-Mr. Frank Hays
Georgetown.
starter-Mr. bernie wefers, Washing
Announcer--Mr. James a. Shea, WASH
lpgton.y ~
Judges at FInIsl,-Dr S. l.. owens,
Washington: Mr.. NJ Thatcher. New York;
AIR. Moran Barry. Norfolk: Mr.. A. w.
kcr. New York.
timers -Mr. b. w. Fountayne. Episco-
pal High School: DR.. W. A. Lambeth,
Virginia.: Mr.. p. Gallup, Cornell; Mr.. II.
G. Dunlap. Richmond College.
Field Judges-M Thomas Cornelius,
Baltimore; Mr.. j. ID. Sharon, Richmond;
Mr.. Leslie Brennan. Washington.
1nspcctors-Mr. Blanchard. Mr.. Price,
DR.. Carter and Mr. Penick Shelton, Of
Richmond. S{ .s3, III /, Z, u. ",
Custodian OF PrI2es-M Mr. Murray Rus
sell.
Assistant Custodian Of Prizes-Mr.
Harper Shelton
scorers-Mr. Robert Forest. Mr.. Eddie
Thomas. Mr. Allen Potts, Mr.. r. O..
Nicbueis. e
5o-Yard Interscholastic.
e.. Mcclure. Woodbury. Forest. ls: r.
gam %oeaberps Forest is j. aanss
SsSsS S5{s.l al r%g %s2a
est; 24:T. s. Moseley. Mcclure School. Y;
M ahensei mif Rc Ms9ar f,s sshs School,
II. r. Gore. Baltimore School. 81; &.
BIandin. Georgetown Preparatory, 80; \.
Bard. Washington School for Boys IS; j.
Britton. Washington School for. Boys ss:
I. #. Johnson, Washington !, School for OF
Washington School FOR Boys. ioa;; A. Bliss.
Phean. s' West sioi High sp seRooi. iii. - =
5o-Yard Open-for-All.
II. Il. Phelan. Western High School. Ill;
:: w. Is. Whitsett. " Branch. Baltimorc.
BIZ. w: Watkins V. +. J.. Z; l.. s: Shop
herd. V. p J.. s: ]. II. .Sauires.. V. p. l..
II: irwin Hardy. woodberry Forest. 2o:
II. D. Randall. Mount Washington a. c..
30: s. Judson Mealy. Mt. Washington a.
G. g: II. r. Gore. Mt; Washington a. G.,
IcgG. 80: J. Brownley, Y. NJ. a. of Nor
folk. %; James +. Barry. y ~. a. OF
Norfolk, II. ID. Staples. Columbia A. e..
-: l.. T. Britson. Columbia A. c.. 4G; Il.
II. Luck. Richmond College. so: j. +. Sulii-
van, Georgetown University. 10; Y. Blan-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
Hastings Court.
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Henry G. INuolle and wife
to Arthur l.. Straus. % feet on north side
of Broad street, - feet east of Gilmer
street, 5000.
II. ID. Eichelberger and wife to Henry
$. Wallerstein. 81 feet on south line of
nue., $3.50.
John p. Etchson and wife to same.
So 1-2 feet on south line of Grace street,
IS. q feet east of Allison street, $3.50.
Henry S. Wallerstcin and wife to A. L..
Henna. same property described in deed
next above, $5.5625O
Everett Waddy and wife to Charles A.
Brown, 150 feet on north limo of Grace
street. northwest corner of Robinson
street. $3.50.
Evan r. Williams. special commissioner.
to A. l.. Phillips. 93 feet on franklin
street, fAta1 tf thbtIk
Preston. Cooke special commissioner. to
r. II. West, AZ o 3-4-12 feet on Second
street, southwest corner of Charity
street, $3.50.
Arthur G. Glasgow and wife to L. C.
Jenkins, 2S feet on line of West avenue.
121 feet east of Birch street, $1,6S0.
o. III. Funston and wife to G. w.
Thompson. 80 feet on south line of Ivy
street, southeast corner of Rowland
street. $3.50.
philip +. Teiser to Lillian Mary Pierce,
30 feet on west line of Hickory street. No.
Lillian NJ. Pierce to Phillip F. Teiser.
same property described in decd next
above s..
to C. j. Rixey and P. NJ. Rixey, Jr.. one
eighth interest in the estate of FRANKLIN
Stearns deceased, $1,000
Caroline c. Beattie|to B. NJ. Gwathney,
1889 acres on north line of Cary street
road. being a part of ''Woodawn," So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
Favors Both Monuments.

r. +. Lee Camp, No. /, Confederate
Veterans. held their regular meeting last
night, Commander James Vass In tho
chair.
A letter Of thanks was received from
Major w. d. Beach, general staff United
States army to r. p. Lee Camp. No. /,
Confederate Veterans, for Its Kindness In
sending a detail to attend Gen. Joseph
Wheeler's funeral In Washington, d. c..
On next Friday. February 18th, Hon,
Robert M. Hughes will deliver an address
on the campaign of Gen. Joseph u. John
ston from Dalton to Atlanta, at which
time the Governor and Lieutenant Gov
sernor and members of the General AS
sembly of Virginia and all Confederate
organizations are invited.
The Following resolution was adopted:
That r. u. Lee Camp, No. L, Confede-
Nrate Veterans. heartily endorses the OBJ
jects OF the Ftz Lee Monument Asso-
citation In their endeavor to erect a
monument to Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and In
their effort to secure an appropriation
from the Legislature of Virginia to erect
said monument and that the following
committees he appointed to assist said
8Tftzhugh Leo Monument Association In
their work Comrades John "A. Curtis.
Dr. w. Augustus Lee and ID. g. Richard-
The camp also adopted the followng:
mat r.. II, Lee Camp, No. 1, Confed-
crate Veterans, heartily endorses the bill
now pending before Congress to erect a
monument to the memory of Commodore
M, II. Maury. and that this resolution he
forwarded to our Senator's and members
of Congress,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10

between amateur boxers of New York
and Boston on February 24th ut the Bos-
ton Athletic Association clubhouse. The
tournament will be strictly amateur. and
all those taking part must lie registered
in the Amateur Athletic Union.
At a recent meeting of the american
Turf Association proof was furnished
that W. A. Tolton, who trained Friend
less when that horse won at New Or
leans recently. was realaly William
Brown. a man ruled off several years ago
for "ringing. the rrl;tre Sarah Black alias
Afmless. at Detroit. a license had been
issued TO Brown in the name OF Tolton.
The stewards OF the American Turf AS
ISOLATION promptly ruled off Tolton alias
Brown s7-ss-sf III = r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
REAL EsTATE-For Sale.
FOR SALEI
Valuable Property in the
Town Of P0Cah0ntas, Va.

This property Is situate near the Nor.
folk and Western passenger station and
is the property formerly occupied by tho
Pocahontas Wholesale Grocery Company.
The building Is three stories and base
nrent, and is 150x75 feet: has electric
motor elevator, electric lights and steam
heat. This property is in first-class con-
dtion and admirably equipped and ar
ranged for any wholesale business 1t
could be divided up and arranged into
good rooms for mercantile purposes. as
we'll as n residence, flats or hotel. This
is the most valuable property ever offered
for sale In this section. This property
VIII be sold cheap and on very reason
able terms, and Is san opportunity for q
profitable investment which should de-
mand your attention.
For any further information, price,
either of the undersigned.
G. w. HAWLK,
President Pocahontas Wholesale Grocery
Company, Pocahontas Va.
". l.. Sexton. Attorney, Pocahontas
Wholesale Grocery Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
City Park Results.

(By Associated PreSs-)
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9.-City Park
summaries:
First receive and half furlongs-
Wexford t6 to ~ first, Honeywell Go to
II second, Burnolette 40 to y third.
Time. LIP.
Second race -steeplechase.. short course
second. Fiying Raincloud q to i third.
Time, 3:43 1-5.
Third race-Slx and half furlongs-
Adesso e to ID first. Merlingo a to ~
second. Suzanne Rocamora d6 to u third.
Time. i: IS 20
Fourth race--One mile-Tarp Go tod first.
Belden (3 to u second, Bon Mea 10 to ~
third. Time, 40 As. t3,S
Fifth receive furlongs-Garnish. g 70
II first Chief Hayes @ to y second. Pre-
cious Stone 90 to u third. Time. 1:04 80.
Sixth race-one mile--Double (2 to D
first, Del Carina q6 to n second. Flying
Charcoal GO to u third. Time, 1:4S2-5.
Seventh race-SiS and a half furlongs-
Little James g to ~ first. rryon @ TO -
second, John Garner QS to % third. Time,
i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN.
No News BY the Board From Dir
sDrewry AS to His Decision.
fsnccinI 10 The Times-Dispatch.)

48 Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
sso,aI,N,r1,N. VA, ii T,eb. a.-4-laic local
hoard of the Western state Hospital We'd
nesiay night postponed, for lnrthe con-
sidermtlon, the election OF g female phy.
siean to take ths place OF ~, ''iiesles
No news was received from DR.: w. r,
Dfewry, of petersburg IN regard 6 to MS
TIL hoard ia succeed the late DR.. Benja-
min .Blnokford as super lntsndent. " /, IL
NOT certain whether he Will accept the
;8sSisySS ~, ssssf N MI
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2
p. II. Goodwin, So; H. w. Latane. SO.
Woodberry Forcst-A. Pagan. IS: J. v.
iGrainger, 10: 1861. Irwin Hardy; b. Krug.
q; c. NJ. Temple. "a.
88o-Yard Run.
III. Il. Strausbnrg. West Branch, 4; IL.
+. Day. V. p. l.. 10; Evelyn Harrison,
Mount Washington A. C.. 81; II. p. Ram
Treadway, West Maryland College; 81;
Il. J. Whilford. West Maryland College,
~. T.. II. Erring, Columbia A. Co.. As: Il.
". ozlin, Richmond College, AS: H..
Spalding, Georgetown University, 81: S.
G.. ioT. 80,
COWARD Run. Interscholastic.
ii: j. Y. Grainser Woodberry Forest Fojle ~.
III. Tarbert. Baltimore School, 10.
Relay Race.
en- u; L. G. 6. eonr 10 q: z. a. Watson.
Z f H. E # is a Il ae1 BreNn l
Hogan. ito; james I'M b. d. Ennis i'll H..
44o-Yard Run.
y. Y. MpllIgan. George.o%n. 2: j. ".
Randall. Jr.,. Mt. Washington A. c.. 20;
Evelyn Harrison. Mt. Washington A. c.,
81: S. Judson WEAKLY. Mt: Washington a.
%: ". W. Marcus. West; MARYLAND COL
lege, 81: W. Orme, Columbia a. c.. a. II.
TTarbert, !, NJ Washington I!g,,o A. G., az y.
CLANCY. Maryland a. g, lci: G.: l..
smuck,. MARYLAND A. c.. -los: G.. II. Hop
kins. Maryland a. O.. lo5: r. L. Phelan,
Western High School, Ill.
Relay Race.
Richmond College, Lawrence. G.; G.
sauGde f WaIt s. Goos Wism e. and d Mach qs.
i. Mitchell. 81; s. II. Lane, So: 4. Smith,
So; o. b. Watson. e.
Consolation. so Yards. Final /.
Relay Race.
The winners. OF Richmond Academy,
Eichmond, High School and McGuire's
NJ. WhIteside. 1Gs: j. Britton. -; r. L.
Johnson. 100: A. Bliss, IG,.
Relay Race.
Western MARYLAND CoilegeT. Brown,
IL; 7. r. Tredway, 80; w. ". Marcus, 81;
r: J. Whiteford. S.
MARYLAND a. CT. NJ: CLANCY. l0i; S.
Heiuekanrp, 107.
mile Run.
r. E. Brown. V. p. LIZ; H. F. Day.
v. p. l., 10; G. w. Griffith. Johns Hop
klns, 10: j. w. Mngrudcr. Woodbury.
Forest %: w. d. Gill. Columbia A. c..
"a: r.. J. Whiteford. West Maryland Col
lege, IS: l.. Conor. Columbia ~. c., 50; C..
Watson, Columbia A. c.. a.
Relay Race.
woodberry Forest and Georgetown Pre-
Earl !. Mohn. 60; j. B. Cohen, 81; j. j.
Martin, e.. J. J. Martin. g..
Relay Race.
v.P. III. H. Squires. IL: r. NJ. osteloe.
81; II. j. Wysor 10; +. s. Shepherd. s;
j. II. Watkins. z
Georgetown University-R. Kelley. IS; j.
7. Sullivan. 60; G. Mudd, 40; ]. Mont
gomcry, n.
Relay Race.
George Washington Univcrsity-A. D.
stivers, IS; r. F. Fleming, ss;sW. Babcock.
g; e. a. Wright, Of; s. L. Lorando, e2;
K. Monroe. 90.
High Jump.
d. I. Nelker, Central y. NJ, 6; applied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10

Tiernsy. Georgetown Preparatory. s5;;s 7.
NJ. CLANCY, Maryland "A. c., 104 G. h.
Smuck, Maryland *. c., 106: G. III. Hop
kins Maryland A. c.. 1o5
5o-Yard Final Heat, Interscho-
lastic.
5o-Yard Hurdle.
j. II. Squires V. p. l., IL; irwin Hardy.
Woodberry Forest. 70; H. D. Randall.
Mount Washington a. c., 80: W. w. Mar
Gus, West Maryland College, 81; L. ID.
Staples, Columbia A. Cliff.
Relay Race.
Richmond Academy. McGuires School
and Richmond High School.
Richmond Academy-G. Gregory. 7S; r.
Cook, 70; K. Richardson. so; NJ. Williams,
So: w. r.. Bowen, ST.
Richmond High school,. ,Lichtensteln,
n: G. f. Ezekiel, 74; r. Hughes. 20; N. d.
Hargrave, 76; r. Ludwig, "a.
McGuires School--Snellings. II; Nose
ley, 20; Williams. 70: Miller. 90
5o-Yard Final Heat. Open to All.
Relay Race.
Is; +. ". Daniel. So; ". II. Taylor. s.:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
.HARMANN-H RERA FIGHT
is DECLARED A DRAW
1Ry Associated Press.l

q d (By Assoc1ated Press.)
los ANGELES, CAL, February o.
After fighting twenty rounds tonight.
the fight between Kid" Hermann, of
Chicago, and Aurelio Herrera, Of Bakers
field, CAL, was declared draw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10

Circuit Court.
Judgments entered yesterday: In the
case of Charles d. CHM against X. III.
fMichaelbacher. For the plaintiff for
Sl47.03.
Miscellaneous: Jury adjourned to We'd
nesday, 18th. Chancery cases will be
considered Monday and Tuesday.
Hastings Court.
Cases tried yesterday: George Hunter,
unlawful shooting, guilty. IL months in
jail and fined IS; William Baker, house,
breaking, guilty, u months and / cent
fine.
Cases set for Monday: James Hardin,
felony; William Walker. felony; Augustus
Gale, felony.
day at II O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10

Ward and Sullivan Matched.
Los ANGELES. February 9.--Morris
q Lew has matched Mike Ward and Mike
Sullivan for a fight here on February
2sth He will bring his men together at
the Chutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10

for II. p. Randall, Mount Washington,
80; Thomas Lawlers Y. NJ. A.. Of Norfolk,
40: IL e. Hughes, Richmond College, 80;
q, b. Schroll, Maryland "A, G., los,
"a st},f CLnt D,,+ Az Isisg IN,
q. M, q. Goran, Georgetown Univer-
.slty, !; =. o. Walls, William and Mary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
Daily Court r ecord
Law and Equity,
Circuit Court.

DEGREES entered yesterday: Divorce de-
cree In case of Charles K. Reynolds vs..
Matte Reynolds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10
Mems Class to Meet.

The Men's Bible Glass will meet Mt
Curd's Hall at 10 O'Clock Sunday morning,
l Matters of Importance viii be consider
4 ed and all members are Invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10

Richmond: Henry c. Iluolle and wife
to Arthur l.. Straus. % feet on north side
of Broad street. 30 feet east of Gilmer
street, 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-10

8 r. E. Lee Camp, No. 1, Confederate
Veterans held their regular meeting last
night Commander James Vass In the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-30
THE 7. P. A. IS ACTIVE
PROPOSES NEW STATUTE
Wants Indiana Legislature to Oesis.
nate Sample Cases as Baggage
Meeting of the Legislation Com
mittee.

MuncIe, Ind, Dec. %. (SpD-
Messrs Andrew Jackson. of Marion;
P. J. O'Meara, of Indianapolis, state
president of the T. p A; Ben G..
Thompson, of Evansville, and James
G. Thomas, of this city, a committee
of the state T. P. A, are in Evansville
where they will confer with repre-
sentatives of the Indiana railroads re-
lative to a revision of baggage rates
now in force and for the purpose of
drafting a measure which will be pre-
scented before the legislature when it
convenes soon in the interest of the
travelling men. Owing to some Pc
culiarity in the construction of the
laws of the state the railroads are-not
compelled to carry the sample cases
of a travelling man as baggage and he
must pay any rate which the COM
pany may demand or send his trunks
by express This right of the rail-
road TO fix the baggage rates is said
to be sadly abused. and the patient
drummer has at last revolted.
This condition of affairs has exist
ed only for about two years. Up to
four years ago the railroads fixed the
rates, but a bill was passed in the In
diana legislature that does not class
sample trunks as baggage.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-30
DETAILS OF THE
YAQU| MASSACRE
FrightfuI Orgy of Mexican In
dams at a Railroad Town
in the Far West.
TEN PERSONS KILLED
TWO OTHERS WE'RE ALSO SHOT
AND THREE WOMEN WERE IA.
KEN AWAY cAPTIvEs TO THE
STRONGHOLD OF TRIBE.
TEN PERSONS KILLED
Publishers PreSs.1

Bisbee, A. T., Dec. 29.-Ten men,
women and children We're murdered
by the Yaquis during their outbreaks
Dec. %. The Indians also shot two
others and took three women away
captives to their stronghold in the
hills. after destroying the new town
of Eancho.
The Indians retired after nearly two
hours of plumber, riot and arson, being
frightened away by a work train from
Guaymas. Soldiers from fort hear
by entered the town Is minutes later
Lancho was a railway station with
a box car for the depot and telegraph
office, surrounded by tents occupied by
so Mexican laborers and their fami-
lies. The only Americans in the place
were the station master, Thompson,
and his family, and two American well
drillers.
At the first alarm the we'll drillers
fed to the fort and gave an alarm.
Thompson, his wife and their 5-year
old boy crawled under a plank walk
that lay between two tents in which
they were living and remained there
while the tents, not Is feet away,
were looted and burned. The Indians
first made an attack on the store and
cantina, run by an Italian. While the
Indians drank mescal from his cantina
and plundered the place, they slowly
tortured him to death. The Italians
wife, Mexican woman, was tortured
with fire. The house was then burned.
the bodies along with it. The station
agent and his family lay under the
plank walk and listened to the shrieks
of the tortured.
The Indians did not follow the in
habitants who escaped from the town,
but contented themselves with the
murder and torture of prisoners cap
tured in the first charge. A woman
and her children lay fiat upon q box
car and escaped observation.
The whistle of the work train from
Guaymas gave warning of it's approach
and the Yaquis hastily left.
General Torres arrived at the scene
Of the massacre next day and took
charge of the organization of punt
tive expedition.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-30
HAVE FOULKE'S REPORT
AT INTERIOR Department
It Has Not Been Made Public and May
Not Be for Weeks, IL at AIi-it Cow
ers Ninety Typewriter Pages.
Publishers, Press.l

Washing e@4., A-~c. -. - The report
Of William Dudley Foulke, the special
investigator sent to the Indian terri
tory by the presid t to report on the
town site fraud, was received by Sec
rotary Hitchcock and by him turned
over to the law officers of the interior
department for examination as to the
legal questions involved. The report
consists of 80 typewriter pages. 1t
was stated at the interior department
that it's publication will not be made
for weeks. If at ALL 1t covers, IL is I'M
derstood, but one feature OF affairs in
the Indian territory and until other re-
ports bearing on similar matters are
received by the secretary nothing will
be given out in relation to the subject.