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The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
SEVEN BREAK FROM DRYDEN.
Senator'S Chances Fast Waning.
Justice Pitney May Accept.

Trenton, n. J., Jan. 6.-Unless outward
signs fail, ana keen observers Of what is
taking place below the surface in New
Jersey politics are at fault in their de-
ductions, the Hon. John +. Dryden's
chances of reelection to the United
States Senate are decidedly on the wanc
The action of the Union County deIega-
uon in requesting the Withdrawal OF AIr.
Dryden from the race in the interest Of
the party, accompanied by a statement
which is regarded as equivalent 10
declaration that the delegation would not
De bound by caucus vote for the Essex
candidate, puts in concrete form q seuti-
ment that has been privately expressed
by number Of members. With the Union
delegation. Senator Colby Of Essex. aud
Assemblyman Fake, Of Bergen, and Tay-
lor Of Ocean, there are now seven MEM
beTS who have placed themselves in open
revolt against Mr.. Dryden. This is the
total Republican majority on joint ballot
When Justice Mahlou Pituey, of the Su-
preme Court, was first mentioned. the
suggestion was quickly followed by a re-
port that he would not retire from the
bench If the SonatCrship were rendered
him The report was run down ana
found 90 be without foundation.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
PONCE IS SIGHTED
Ship Probably Delayed by
Broken Machinery.
SPOKEN AFTER GALE IS OVER
Clipper Shenandoah Signals the
Ponce. and Belief Now Is that YES
sci Drifted Out Of Regular Channel
for Coasters, Which Accounts for No
News from Missing Steamer.

New York, Jan. G.-The big American
clipper ship Shenandoah. which arrived
here to-day from Port Blakeley. Wash.
is the first vessel 70 get here TO report
sighting the overdue steamship Ponce. of
the New York and Porto Rico Steamship
Company, which sailed for this port from
Ponce. p. r.. on Christmas afternoon. The
Shenandoah was in communication with
the Ponce at II o'clock on the morning OF
December IS latitude 27E north. Iongi-
-ude @B west
''We were about $50 miles from Sandy
Hook at that time, and the weather was
fine. said Capt. Chapman. Of the Shenau-
doah. to-day.
THE Ponce was going along well. She
turned out Of her course "a little in order
to speak with as when We signaIed that
we would like To- have her report us as ala
well. The Ponce wished us pleasant
voyage mp the coast. and q happy New
Year. Then she passed 0H northward.
Good weather since.
we have had the best of weather since
we saw the Ponce on the tweuty-eighth.
aud I can hardly think that she ran into
any storms of Unusual violence. in ali
probability she is lat. because Of broken
machinery. Had there been severe weather
we would have experienced it ourselves.
no doubt"
Inasmuch as the gales that had been
prevailing for "a fortnight had abated by
the time the Ponce vas sighted and she
had weathered them all right. and as the
weather has been weu-nigh perfect ever
since. Capt. Chapman. Of the Shenandoah.
is Of the opinion that il her machinery
broke down she then driftcd from the
regular ship channel for coasters. Can't.
Chapman declares that he thinks the
Ponce is either now i'm tow OF some
steamer bound for a Southern or West
Indian port. OF that shes will be picked
up by the revenue cutters that are now
out in search Of her
Callers Arc Assured
The opinion Of the captain of the sail
ing ship is also held by the agents of
the line, who assured the callers at their
offices to-day that there was little doubt
that the Ponce is safe. and will be re-
ported from some port late tonight or
early Tomorrow
The Shenandoah brought into port the
largest cargo of pine timber that has
reached here i'm several years. she having
ON board 100000 feet from Port BIakelev.
She made the passage in 1G3 days.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
STANDARD TO GO TO TRIAL
Attorney Says No Further Delay
Will Be Sought by Trust.
suit Il Against Indiana Corporation
Prosecution VIII Attempt to
Force Trial February !.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-The Standard oil Com
pany Of Indiana viii attempt no further
delay I'm the trial OF the government
suit charging the acceptance of railroad
rebates. for which, in the event of con-
viction, fines aSsregating a maximum OF
S125.509.CiJ can be assessed
Such at least is the announcement of
Attorney John s. Miller, for the defense.
Prosecutor Sims is still apprehensive that
further grounds may be found for a plea
in abatement and "a second attempt 10
quash the indictments. 1t was in the hope
Of heading of such q move that he
secured the choice of January u as the
date on which the corporation must enter
its formal plea Of guilty or not
guilty"
lie IS not wholly satisfied that even the
present ruling will prevent a resort to
further dilatoTy tactics. but expresses the
opinion that tho ShOrnoss Of the period
at the defcnse's disposal viii reduce the
minimum.
Attorney Miller says the oil company's
plea viii be mot guilty"
rs SttA d> tlt- hlti Is entered a GATE
viii be set for trial. which the govern
ment viii seek TO begin not later than
February l. Upon the district attor-
ueyS choice of an indictment on which
to go TO trial viii depend the question
whether the petit jury viii be drawn
from the old Northern district or the new
Eastern division of the Northern dis
trict OF Illinois.
The government is not worried over the
dismissal of two out of the ten indfct-
ments originally returned, inasmuch as
the same points as those covered in the
former are pending in the Tennessee
courts.
Satisfied that the case is making salts
factory progress. Deputy Commissioner
of Corporations Herbert Knox Smith re-
turned 10 Washington last night
With the exception of the St Louis
civil suit 10 dissolve the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey, the govern
mcnt regards the Chicago cases as the
most important anti-corporation proceed
iugs now. pending.
Judge Lands decision uphOlding eight
of the indictments has also placed this
ease far in advance Of any of the others.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
FIND BODY IN BURNING HOUSE
NeighbOrs of Daniel Davis Seek Mo-
tive for Double Crime.

Atlantic City, n. J., Jan. Ga telephone
message received tonight from Absecon
states that the body Of Daniel S Davis, a
wealthy farmer. was found in his par
TALLY burned farmhouse. near there. to-
day. Davis had apparently been beaten
10 death with 4 club, as the walls and
floors Of the room in which the body was
found We're covered with blood.
That robbery was not the motive seems
certain. as yaluables in a drawer had not
been disturbed.
Neighbors, attracted to the scene, ex-
tinguished the flames before the frame
structure was completely destroyed, and
when search was made for Davis his
body was found in the building. Who
ever committed the crime is believed to
have set the house on fire.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
AUTO WRECKED ON BRIDGE.
Two Occupants of Machine Badly
Injured at Atlantic CITY.

Atlantic City, y. j., Jan. edward
Rankin Alternately of Lakewood, and his
chauffeur were badly injured on the fatal
'Atco' railroad bridge this afternoon.
Their machine went into mud hole Oh a
curve in the road. struck a railing on
the bridge, and pitched the two out
Abernathy received two scalp wounds
and one ear and the end of his nose were
nearly torn of. Chauffeur Pierre Le-
bonne sustained scalp wounds. "a broken
nose. and contusiOns. The machine was
wrecked
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
HOTEL GUESTS DIE IN FIRE.
Blaze Starts I'm Kitchen and Three
Are SufOcated in Their Beds.

Delhi, n. Y. Jan. 6.-The American
House. frame hotel. situated across from
the railroad depot, was destroyed by FIRE
early to-day, and three guests burned TO
death and several others received slight
Injuries. The dead are:
JOHN O'CONNER, tWenty-nine years old.
WILLIAM WINTER. forty-sevca years old
CATHERINE WINTER, thirty-four years old
The fire caught from a stove in the
kitchen. and before it was discovered had
practically gutted the entire lower floor
The three who lost their lives were suf-
focated in their beds and their bodies
burned to a crisp.
The injured, none of whom is seriously
hurt, escaped from the burning building
by jumping 10 a shed in the rear.
The i0ss viii be about 10000. covered by
insurance.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
PLAY" DUEL PROVES FATAL.
Revolver Goes OF and One Of the
COmhatautS Dies.

Chanutc. Eans-. Jan. G-Orlin BiugIev
and Edward Reed, fourteen-year-old boy
chums. fought a play" duel this after
noon. The former was armed with an
old rife and an antiquated horse pistol.
Reed had 5S-caliber revolver He
snapped it several times to make sure
1t was not loaded before the boys squared
of for the duel On the first fire. the
revolver went of. placing "a bullet di-
rectly below BngIeys heart. He lived
long enough TO exonerdte his companion
from blame.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
SENATOR BURNHAM HAS FIGHT
Chances for Recollection About Even.
Chandler Also in the Race.

Manchester. \. H., Jan 6.-United States
Senator Burnham has the fight Of his life
coming on Wednesday. when he is up for
reelection by the legislature. Ex-senator
William z. wasp Chandler, whom Ad-
mjral Evans classified as "an insect" is
cunning for the place, and 50 are George
b. Leighton Harvard, 'SS gentleman
farmer of Dublin, and Henry NJ Baker.
lawyer, ex-COngressman, and present
State legislator
There are FIVE other dark horses. in
cluding eX-GovernOTs NcLane and Jordan
Congressman CurTier and Frank West
Rollins. the mHtimillionaire banker. Of
Boston, who is said To be training for the
caucus fight Wednesday. Betting is about
even on Burnham's success.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
THE SOUTHERN'S PALM LIMITED
L-.-..... - D. :. l..

Southern Railway announces resumD-
uon The S0utheTns Palm Limited
TO Florida and the South, effective firSt
train passing through Washington 6l5
p m January :, 1871. and weekdays
thereafter Quite superior train: latest
examples of equipment with i Snost re-
cent appliances and decorations Pullman.
sleeping. compartment club. and obserya-
tiol cars and Southern Railway dining
cars. electric lighted throughout Sleep
ers Tor Aiken, Augusta, Savannah. Jack
sonvllle. and St. Augustine; also sleeper
bi-weekly TO Charleston.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
LOCAL.

2-Chinese Republic Advocated.
2-Sargent Would Check Alien Tide.
Fire in Murray Plant Causes 81. ZOO
Loss
2-Tiliman Opposes Negro Troops Going
to Philippines.
West Points Out Wreck Lesson.
lO-Noted Geologist Talks on Bible.
l0-Knights of Columbus Burn Mortgage.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
FEARS CHURCH RUPTURE.
Liberals and Socialists Try 10 Pro-
woke Anti-CIerfcuI Feeling.

Rome, Jan. 6-The Italian Liberals
united with the Socialists, are trying un-
derhandedly 70 provoke an anti-clerica-
policy here, hoping to follow Frances ex-
ample The present government. although
.it does not sympathize with the Vatican,
fears that an anti-clericaI movement
might weaken the monarchy.
Hence, it considers that such a policy is
iHopportune, and member OF the cabinet
says the government is determined TO seek
.strenuousIy 20 prevent any attempt likely
TO lead TO an aHu-Vatican policy. and that
the Vatican has been notified of such de-
termination
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
Tidal Waves Hit CerIon.

London, Jan. IA dispatch to the Tri-
bune from Colombo says there were pro-
nounced tidal waves on the south coast
OF Ceylon Friday, three hours after the
seismograph had recorded "a great sub
marine disturbance, probably in the vi
cinity of Wharton Deep. ZOO miles to
the southeast.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
GIFT OF 75 POUNDS IN COIN.
Father Begins saving Wedding
Present at His Sons Birth.

Frankfort Ind, Jan. 6.-When Zimri
Sheets. Of owen Township. became the
father Of a boy baby twenty years ago.
be said. The girl who marries my son
viii have TO be strong to lift the money I
shall give her He frequently afterward
repeated the remark.
Now Mr.. Sheets has made good his word
by giving his son and his bride seventy
five 2ouuds In weight Of United States
coiEfUf all denominations. from pennies
TO dollars. During all these twenty years
he has been laying aside money, secreting
il in jars
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
Partly cloudy to-day and to-mor-
row; colder tomorrow; light
southwesterly winds, becoming
variable.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
GAYNOR SUGGESTS
REBATES REMEDY
Would Have People Name
General Freight Agents.
ONLY ONES TO STOP EVIL
Roads Not Private MOnOpOlieS,
but Public Highways.

Justice Asserts Government Has the
sOluteIy as Toll Gates or Other
ThOrOuEhfnres-The Standard OILS
Wealth Denounced as III Gotten,
Tainted, and cit Smells to Heaven
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
-Four Die in Dynamite Explosion.

Austin, Tex. Jan. "a dispatch from
Parral Mexico, says that a dynamite ex-
plcsicn occurred in the mine of the Neta
Gunde Mining Company near there. kill
ing four men and injuring others.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
steamship Ponce sighted.
Wave Kills Sailor on Ship.
Louis Delario Burns to Death.
Emma Goldman Again Arrested.
l-Justice GaynOr Talks on Rebates.
philadelphia Bomb Thrower Planned
Robbery
5-Fire Kills Three in New York.
5-Attorney General Answers Bailey.
Scar to ForestaIl Douma.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
PLAN TO ROB BANK
CAREFULLY MADE
Elaborate Outfit Found in
Bomb ThPOWer'S Room.
MANS IDENTITY KNOWN
lrOnwOrker and Expert in Use
Of Explosives.

Electric Fuses, Cartridges, Nippers,
Carried the BOmb-Worked In Chi
cagO, and Later at Various Places
in Nirsinia-Theories as to Plans
of Escape After Getting Money.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
ENDS LIFE IN SHIP CANAL.
Charles b. Poor, Former Inmate of
BIOOmingdaIe. Suicides.

New York, Jan. 6-Charles B. Poor.
formerly well-to-do merchant Of this
city, who was released from Blooming
dale a year ago, after seven years con
fnement, on the application of his wife
committed suicide this afternoon by Jump
ing into the Harlem ship canal at West
22lst street. From papers found in his
clothes he has recently been employed by
the Alcoim Company. at 200 Broadway.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07

For the greatest amount OF heat AT
the least expense, use an Ofte Hot-water
Radiator. Demon stratiOnS, 509 9th St NV
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07

j. II. Small a sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
at Eckstein's from Y to 5. I4l2 N. Y, ave
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07

An Important Question.
Good Goals. J. MauTy Dove Companv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
PRESIDENTIAL PATTY SAILS
TODAY FROM NOHIOIh

Washington De- 1.-The present
arrangement FOR the departure %
the PRESIDENT party fnr Hamilton
Roads Co witness The beginning o. the
raise ~ the h~attle=hip fleet coufem-
8iatrs d start su THE Mayfower from
his tlfv 1T 8 o'clock tomorrow. after
noon ln order 30 enable b snip 90
1as through several difficult reaches
~ the Potomac river before DARK.
The vessel H. due q arrive in the
r9ads al 3 O'Clock next Monday
morning hf which hour an battle
ships viii have been dressed with
flags and made ready Tor THE review
Besides fhe president the party viii
be- composed o. Mrs Roosevelt. Mis-
ethel Roosevelt and Secretary and
Mr. Metcaif Admiral and AIRS
Brounsen. Rear Admiral and Mrs
~ouIes and Commander and Mrs.
TIE dispatch boat Dolphin. which
las been placed st the disposal %
congressional committees on na-
val affairs. ani sail from Washing
Tor The roads tomorrow morning
af fa O'clock - Tar made Up. the
paris wfl consist ~ senator McImer
and Representative Roberts Loud
Thomas % Ohio. DAWSON and
PadEftt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

American Sugar. New York Central
and the Hin and Hartman stocks.
were foremost in the early decline. but
they 30 common with most other
stocks subsequently recovered fully.
Most OF The limited business origin
ated Oh the floor and when the mar
ket settled into q rut The traders
found il difficult even 90 scalp small
fraCtions Todays bank statement
bore out D optimistic views enter
tanned yesterday regarding the ex-
pected showing and M more general
uphft IN prices al the close ~ the
day was due TO this belief with a
contraction in the deficit OF over
100000 and a gain in cash OF
S4eee GOO the position Of the banks i
slowly reaching a level al which the
question Of the retirement % the
clearing house certificates will be agt-
tailed.
The bond market during the week
showed evidence al times 81 good in
guhy for active SPECULATIVE ISSUES as
well a. securities % a more stable
character The market in general %
formed rather closely 20 the develop
ments in the stock market
The total sales Of stock today were
Gee shareS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

power. and ihelf speed Is one knot
higher
The second squadron = under CONE
maud II Rear Admiral g n Themas
wkose authority ia the fleet D. second
rnlv Is thaf - the COMMANDMENT
shief Admiral Thomas has COM
mand n the third diFisHn- made Up
= the Minnesota f~nagshipa the
ohio Missouri ard Maine The latter
hree are sister ships. bur the Mime
aeia beionks % the more modern and
heavier Connecticut class The fourth
and iast division has Rear Admiral
rharies : SperrE fn command and is
composed ~ the Alabama flagship.
.he Illinois the kearsarEe and the
keHf1ck
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

Chicago De- 1.-THE PROSPECT ~
-nt worlds shipments fm THE near
flfure rau-af = rrm close o. thc local
heat market here TODAY Al The close
May wheat was up . asc q = &c
Eher Corn Uas s &c higher
Oats were up sac Provision
HeIf 90 to ~ cents t-her Man Wheat
opened . rn = . ae higher ~
is0ae tn rheh nld between 1eaA
I6Ia and rH1-eFf a. leil p Ec.
e -srsueas sf wheat and Sour uere
equal b. s1- aH bushels
Mas corn opened tc 90 htEEe
g - Oh. sid h-rua1 fssc
end = and closed st 3 latter
u<ure
Man cats Opened u~uehauEaa 90 3
e e higher at z7t. So Oh sac sofa
between 1-s. and and
closed a --ac all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
CHINESE WAGE
WAR ON DOPE
D { N D n
TEN THOUSAND OPIUM
PIPES IN FUNERAL PYRE
Cheers as Mandarin,
With Solemn Ceremony, Sets
Torch 10 Huge Pile of Smok-
ing Implements

Is hornius IaHrnal Special Leased Mirs
Pekiu. China Dee N-StrIkiuE
evidence that modern enlightened
China b. really ing 90 the trcm-
mels 90 The opium curse has been
gtttn ar HaugChnw. where delighted
crowds aatched the blazing ~ the
TAO huEe honnfes built on opium
smoking implements
When the decree ordering the clos
ing 90 every opium den had been en-
forced al the pipes and trays used iu
The lens we're collected im the Chier
square ~ the city and piled ~ ln two
huge pyramids Ten thousands pipe.
oupoTeo o. pyramid. seven feet
nigh and the pyramid 81 trays WA.
threr umes b "a size. The piles were
win petroleum and SUI
sure Jnued hf dry straw and thrv
wert guarded bN soldier.
4 mandarin. win Que
applied "a torch to'the piles and the
ian~~ were greeted within cheers b.
The thousands " citizens who crowded
The square Even the opium smoker.
theT usrlyfs were largely representer
30 3 f. crowd whieh witnessed the ere.
mat on ~ the poppy demon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
NJ, Rank slatement.

New YORK. Dee 1.-THE statement
Jf the clearing house hanks for the
81 eek shows that bank~ held &s0.IgI-
13I Jess than the requirements of the
; per cent serve This b an I'M
srease 81 S~6los.ls5 ia the proportion
ate reserve As compared with last
Eeek. The statement follows
Loans ~Sl.175.o25 see. decrease
3iI.Gs0.s o0.
Deposits. SINs6.hs5 see. decrease
E~-gx5-50n
Circulation. &fs qe1 SEQ. Increase
&e.5se 500.
Legal tenders 24F ss0.00e. increase
fs3s. see.
specie &t~-7.iss-abe increase
s~es-6s0o.
Reserve t-essi-so8. increase
sans so0.
Reserve required s--s.-Isfs5. de-
g ease EI.egs
DEFICIT sac fsi.l1s decrease Sc
1He.1-5-
Ex-Tnfted states deposit S-u.s-f-
Decrease Sc s5n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

New YORK. Dec. l4-As usual iu
The absence 81 cables. the metal mar
kets were quiet md showed no ma
terial changes Copper was reported
easy with axe quoted at Si8.00n
IG15- electrolyt.C Al SI1 - Is 0e
casting al $500 4 15. Lad was
unchanged at Ss.soa ass. and spciter
az sac $50 At - Louis speltcr
weak az $3.50
Bag silver. Sc Mexican dollaIs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15
GERMAN TEAM WINS
THE SIX DAY RACE
Twenty -tiIrte Hundred NIilc~ Rc,ord
For Meek's Neary Grind.

Madison square Garden. y y. Dec.
and Stol the German team.
won the siX-day bicycle race here to-
light This is the first time in the his
tory " the sport that q German team
has captured FIRST houors Of the strug-
gle. shortly before ~ o'clock all the
teams were Withdrawn from the track
with the exception 81 Rutt. who rode
FOR his can ms Fogler. who rode
for he American team these teams
being tied for first place The two
riders raced Tor a mile and with a
unal burst u speed Rutt Ted the way
over the finish line d winner.
The tno leading teams had rode
-32l miles aud five laps when the
race was stopped api the teams with
drawn for the hnal mile sprint " The
leaders
The mai score
i-Rutt-StoI. z.5l- miles ; laps
--Fogler-Moran. 2s1- miles 5
laps
s-Georget-Dupre =.sle miles Z
laps
f-Douuing-DoW -.3is mile. 3
laps
5-Galvin-wHey. s.3l9 miles {.
s-Krebsvanderstuyft. ..sl. miles
7-Lobai-Bargett. ssls miles 3
laps
s-Breton-vsnonL 23l- miles !
lap
The record Is ass miles four sns.
made by Miller and Waller ia 1872
Last years marx was s,2s- miles Two
Urban Macdonald, o. this CITY. who
injured IN the race on Friday.
died tonight in the New York hos
pitai. where he was taken after the
accident. Macdonald was injured in
a spill on the track and physicians
sought 10 save his life By an opera
1n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

sArre they have formed various So
kOn
ne neW Shakespeare drama was
aat. they claim. written By he great
poet during his lifetime IL vas die
lated 10 Professor Gisei Paufe. II
Munich. who saw" Shakespeare
md asked him Tor q new piece for
lhe sp~iritualSs. and Shakespeare
consented
The play. entitled AntinousF
deals with Roman Hfe II shows L
decided leaning tOaarss -plf1tualism
This drama Nas played before mum
@r Of 2 faithful" and Was warm
y applauded. The contest critic who
1id not knoR it origin. would not
recognized Il as being By shake
Reare
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

TIE most e-xtrsordiuary efforts are
icing made 70 dlsproye the story that
3 kaAsers health causHng ms
concern Ia an effort 10 appear per
feciiy frank. an inspired article which
appears in The Berlin Medical Week
b.. eNenF goes far enough 10 admit
that the kaiser was sick just before
be left for England. but hat be vas
ss well a. ever
In the article. which has rather had
b opposite effect ii s. said tina, TO-
wards the end Of October and the be-
ginning - November the kaiser had .
rabner serious attack Of bronchial ca
t2rrh with considerable fever. and
wss forced 10 remain in bed for sew
eral days.
This vas at the time emphaticaliy.
denied and for this reason the public.
takes very little faith ln The reassur-
ing part 81 the article which declares
that ever since he took up his resi-
cence I'm Highciille Castle the kaiser
has been Improved very much and
that the sprain Of the left knee caus-
Cd by an accident while hunting near
Windsor Castle. has been completely
cured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

m a Morning Journal want al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-15

The poor czar. who finds his ship
- state - ~gnuanageabie D. tp order
from France q number % ~dlrigible
nirships for his army and navy
The airships are 10 be- buHt iu 81
Petersburg by French mechanics and
engineer. and the rzar has made 30 a
condition that on materIais used
must b. produced in Russia. III IS
hoped o. have six ~ these aifships
ready being useful instruments u
VAT. an imperial air yacht might
come 10 handy iu case Gar Nicholas
% time should desire Go leave the
country hurredly and secretly.