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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-08
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humour,

Consisting
fails Sold throughout the world AN about
YOw1 PorrKE osv0 A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-08
COMMERCIAL NEWS
By Daniel Logan.

paper discussing consumption
little probability prices
coming year probable of per
in European beet which
the worlds supply The probability
will be
likely to be large enough to price
previous
in Most of the changes upward More Kh with
onomca
800 $50 shares has advanced feature of the Stock Exchanges frs
the the reporting by Harry Armage of the sale of $500
o. R. Co. per cent bonds at sio and Sooo w"ua per cent
bonds value of $3ooo Sales of stocks and bond
for the week have been as folows'
WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.
($loO) at es at ($5O), 1915;
OO) $685. R L. ($l0O),
Onomu sloo 10 at 1885, Oahu a 40 at 2a75; Mutual Telephone
$o so 8; olaa $780, So 100 2e2 -;
at 1o3 Waaua Agricultural Co. SIS $65ooo Haiku
1925.
1885,
81 $780, Honkaa 1885,
s25 s75; 315 MBrd 20 Oahu III
oka Pacific Ppk
Pioneer to
=. o. s1ooo Ti, . ' ~, 1oo. sac c Bot s
Haiku 6's 1925 1926 $4,000
Sugar e 1915 $4,000 O. R. L. Co. e 1925 1os; $4,000 waua
5's 99 $4,000 McBryde es,
cent wamaao Sugar Company per cent? Company
IneIsnd Steam Navigation Company ga
Rapid Co., common per quarterly;
Sugar Co, per per
Hawaiian Com Sugar Co., share Pauhau Sugar Plant
Co, 15 share; onomea Is F), Soc a share
yesterday property
building of August $4,000
He years
1901 waalua Agricultural Co., yielding per
The the land the onxth sold
to the order of c. w. Ashford for $780,
lately F. 20
Cooke property $4,000;
buildings $4,000; H.
property Dom Makki $780,
Ltd, Tourny Kukui Place property, $29o55o
of in price of lumber,
the Francisco rebuilding demand the depression in
is cheaper buy old house and lot than and
PUBLIC FINANCES
With
biennial period of s57sooo Until
of prepared the adjustment of
Territorial
Public
period
wharf improvement at Hio and Hanapepe.
figuring
United States These comprise about twelve principal
War has made Of $4,000 the National
OF HAWAII TOT the expenses TINS annual ana
Washington favorable Of
early Hawaii that the
expended large for sites therefor
Oahu had of
PROMOTION PROGRESS
Wood Hawaii Promotion Committee he fee
.n 800. ~, .s s s; ~ ., =, ,a .a S
advertising attractions of
Aus with the unve,com news that the Matson line not going
connecting ports
This that steamship line represented by Col Beebo president
Portland will make calls Portland for Honolulu freight
steamship Steamship
Mexican, launched San Francisco December 49,
spoh president and of large house bearing
Pineapple
Of cannery a Of
Co, Co. and
$3oOOo others
Shareholders and identical being follows Edward
pdent W. W. Gooa vice presidents Per secretar
H. Aeo
all 800 value EACH distributed follows:
Tenney 63 Gait 1877; Ahe 1885, Castle 4o Goo 3d. Tene
Pi Gooda Atherton and Castle certain lands
The so and their
other corporation which indicates
joining organization like the Maui Agricultural
of eombnatr
develop production
Organic prohibits acquiring holding
a partnerships
In
- hnua rnnatCa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-08
Beautiful. skin
Soft White Hands
luxuriant Hair
Produced by
CUTlCURA SOAP.

MILLIONS WOMEN Use exclusively
wi pufying and identifying the skim cleansing the
scales danruG and stopping falling sotenng
whitening and soothing red rough and hands, the
irron chafngs,
In the form Of Lucrative
which readily themselves
uason induce those who have used
preserving and purifying the skim
CUTCURA combines delicate emont
cURA the skin with the of cleansing ingredients
most refreshing of flower dours No other mea
to DO compared with for purifying and
scalp hair and hands No soap,
expensive be with for all the
and Thus combines PRICE, the skin
and complexion toilet world
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-01-08
North German Marine Insur'ce Co
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies hav'
established a general agency here, ans
the undersigned. general agents, ar
authorized to take risks against the
dangers of the sea at the most reason.
able rates and on the most favoratl,
terms.
f. A. sCHAEFER & CO..
General Agenta.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
PROMOTERS DECLARED
GUILTY OF SWlNDLING
Federal Judge stores Chicago Mil
lionairc for Cheating Friends
Ia OIL Deal.

Chicago. July 3.-Iafayette McWll-
Jams. a millionaire, and @ cousin Of the
late Mrs. William Mckinley: Daniel NJ.
Lord. former vice president OF the
Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank
Of this city. and d. w Kimball q pro-
motcr. were today declared by Judge
Mack 30 be guilty of misappropriating
s12,500 belonging 10 their personal
friends.
The finding ~ the court was IN
n suit brought hy friends of McWill-
AIMS and Lord 90 set aside a trans
action in which they invested 100000
iu Indiana oil lands.
Before the compiainants became in-
teresied In the land. MeWilliams and
Lord had tried without success to sell
10 for $4,000. and had represented 20
he compiainants that 1t was worth
S%1e,000. Later they renewed options
for $4,000, ana then. according TO
he evidence in The case. induced their
friends to enter into a deal TO pur-
chase their property FOR S70,0O0.
Judge Mack, in deciding the case.
said THE defendants in this case
were led by thcir desire for money to-
forget the obligations Of friendship
and even to travel beyondIhe permits
sible under the law
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
ENVOY TELLS
OFPROGRESs
IN CHINA
THOUSAND NEW
SCHOOLS IN THREE YEARS
Sir Cheng lung Leaves for
San Francisco Whence He
Sails for Orient tuesday
Sorry 10 Go,

IBy Morning journal special Leased Wire,
Washington. july 81 have been
through a great many trying expert
ences in my llfe. but the saddest of all,
! think. is leaving the Unitea States
and the many true friends ! have
made here"
These were the words Of Sir Chcng
.Tuug LANG Chcng, the Chinese min
ister. as he sat IN the library Of the
.legation today chatting with a repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press just
prior 10 his departure for the station.
from which he left the city for San
Francisco, at which place he Will sail
on the steamship Korea July . FOR
home.
n am deeply sensible Of the cour-
tesv and kindness which have been
shown me throughout my career here
by the American people continued
the minister.
Minister LANG talked interestingly
OF conditions as they now exist In his
country. and noted with evident en-
thusiasm the progress which is being
made throughout the empire along va
rious lines. Particularly was the case,
he pointed out, IN the public schools
ln which the various provinces are
following the lead ~ Chi II, The mot
ropolitan province Of China, under
Viceroy Yucn Sho Kali In that prov
ince. which took the lead In an re-
forms advocated by the government,
ne said, in the last three years 1895
schools had been established The
government feels. he said, that no re-
form can be successfully accomplished
without educating the younger gentra-
ton thoroughly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04

the board Of control was made by
Herbert 3. Holt Of Las Cruces. who
reviewed the progress OF irrigation up
10 the present time. The response was
given by Or. Charles r. Lukens Of
Albuquerque, and the closing address
was delivered by VIII Robinson,
writer. author and editor who spoke
on Better Times for the Irrigated
Southwest
The afternoon was given up 10 races.
base ball and a musical concert. A
large number Of special correspond
ents from an parts Of the country were
driven out this afternoon IN company
with railroad officials and others, and
inspected the big projects, under the
Of w. NJ. Reed, engineer ia
ehaFRe.
one OF the sights Of the celebration
L. the huge Welcome Arch" studded
with a hundred %electrict lights. the
effect al night being most beautiful
The whole city T. In gala attire and is
rejoicing at the beginning of a grand
new era for the Pecos valley and the
territory Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
HOLDS SALE OF
UNITED VERDE ILLEGAL

Sow York. july g-Iustlcc Amend.
nf rHU .uurcme couri has decided that
rs .m 4. TreadWen ls entitled Co am
ar.. urfIuW DOB the sale uf The United
copper company. which Is CHu-
no .i hv former senator " 8.
ga br 81 Montana Tho sale of this
eufuUHHN. e New York organization
for purpose of renrga uizire under
tNH |u- 81 Wcs. Nirgiuin. was de-
a'-.| illegal hy the appellate divis-
.oH The supreme our and Mr.
frs dwell asked for tho appointment
of receiver. The E~rantNlg of an in-
iu an and an accounting
1u-f.yH Amend decided that the ap-
p mont % a receiver and thh grant
nL Hu injunction would npedlessll
.H Ell. .Ht defendants operations with
~ rs-ponding advantage Co Mr.
70. 'H.U. who tho court holds.
nHaI Dol compensated iu money dam
a1
Iu- ar Amend decides that AIR
ffrT HnaN owned scsenu-thrce shares
NJ HH stock of the company. which
owned d very valuable mine Boz Jer-
aHHe ArIr and was controlled hk tho
drft H1rf senator CLARK. who with
DIS relatives and friends. held sa per
rfnr Hf zoe stock Senator Clsrk
dFr~FrW|nHtiuu % T~rurgauirr under fhr
90 West NlUninl was opposed hN
Mr. Trtsdwell hGt she property Wns
ala In 1898 - James McnHnouid. be
president Tor SrN0.nHn. Mr. Mc-
uHrnu'f. on behalf 10 the corporation.
nfe rel M ucw company under the
lln= nf Wet Virginia and Transferred
che property o. N This sale the
appellate court heii to De- Uueeal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
THOUSANDS Of
VISITORS IN
CARLSBAD
EVERYTHING READY FOR
IRRIGATION JUBlLATl0N
Prominent Men From New
Mexico and Abroad to Adl
dress Assembly Celebrating
Completion of Vast Project


fBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire !
Carlsbad. y. NJ. July Slight
thousand people froR all parts OF New
Mexico ARE here for the three days
celebration commemorative the com
pleilou of the Hondo and Carlsbad ir-
rigation projects. The projects cost
the government nearly a million dOi-
lars. They lrrigate portions of the
Pccos valley for nearly ninety miles.
The flood Of 1904 destroyed the pri-
waite irrigation system supplying the
Carlsbad district. n was rebuilt as
a private enterprise. but did not stand
The government purchased the wreck
Of n irrigation company system and
built the plant.
The Carlsbad system brings the wa
ter from Lake Mcmillan, nineteen
miles above Carlsbad, carrying Il
across the PeCos river here sky feet
above the bod Of me stream by means
OF q concrete nume. This system has
put 90, 600 acres under irrigation The
Hond0 reservoir j. fourteen miles
above Roswell, which is seventy-nye
miles north Of Carlsbad. It's water
supply comes nom the White noun
Gains. l20 miles north.
The exercises today included
speeches by captain r.. +. Bujac and
by II. .. Holt. of Las Cruces. racing
at the Fair grounds, baseball and band
concerts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
pECOS VALLEY CITY
\ SCENE OF IESTINITN
Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning journal

Carlsbad. n. NJ. July 8.-The FIRST
day of The New Mexico Irrigation cein-
bration opened here today under q
cloudless sky ana the prospects are
for fair weather until after the clos.
of the exercises on July. There are
thousands Of visitors la the city wilton
u gayly and beautifully decorated.
H. VIII he b- far the most memorable
celebration of any Kind ever held 10
New Mexico
A joint celebration, 10 commomor-
ate the arIt delivery Of water to citi-
zen OF the southwest under tho rec
lamatiou act. and also held under the
auspices of the territory. the lagisla-
ture having donated $500 for the or-
casion, the festivities hre not only
of territorial but national interest.
The Rio Uondo project at Roswell has
been completed al "a cost of $3.50. 600.
and VIII reclaim 1000 acres Of land.
The Carlsbad project on the pcCos, sly
miles from here. Us rapidly nearing
completion and the water ~ now really
for delivery which VIII reclaim and
irrigatot2a.000 acres OF land The pro-
ieut viii cost over $500. 600 Work
has been started uu the Elephant
nuttc project on the RIO Grande.
q hove l,as Cructv, the estimated cost
of his project being x4.20O.0OO. n
VIII reclaim ANA irriEate $50. 600 aCrca
OF land in New Mexico. TcXus ana
McNl'u. This PROJECT involves the
construction OF "a storage dam 25l
feet high opposite Engle. which win
form O. reservoir t15 feet feet deep at
its tower end. forty miles long ana
with 70 storage capacity of 2,000. 600
acre feet.
Whom one considers these Immense
STAYS ring figures ana reflects on what
the completion nf the projects mcans
tp, Now Mexico, the importance of the
pres, nt celebration b. realized.
Roswell lle Cruces and the Rio
Grrt &C. valley arc well represented %
the celebration The program WAS
opcr. q this morning boy "a program
OF snofts. me music being furnished
by t'tr cru,k huud Of Winfield. Kas
M yor a a. o'Quinn turned y O.
the . aNs of the cit, ana the welcoming
address in behalf pf Carlsbad was led
hN captain Eticnuo dc palissicr Buiac.
AN orator OF silver tongue. who spoke
in glowing terms of President Roosc-
Welt. aud declared that the man who
stood 90 the top Of san Juun hilln
nine years Va TODAY tho foremost
mnu of the world aud has accum-
pllsl ed great things for tho country
hN hs Wark iu behalf ofs the rcclamn-
tluu service Buiuc. who e. a. demo-
crut. dWelf 40 isngth ou the president
IN address ot welcome On behalf OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
FACTS IN NATURE.
Not Only Do We Oct Inspiration From
Mature, But Health as Well

For people who are rundown and uerv-
Gus. who suNet from Indigestion or uNs-
peps a. headache. biliousupss or torpid
liver. coated tongue with bitter taste ln
the morning and poor appetite. 10 Dee
comes necessary 90 turn O. some tonic or
strengthened which will assist Nature
and help them to get on their icct and
put the body into rs proper condition. lt
Is becoming mure aud more apparent that
Natures most valuable health giving
agents are 70 b. found la forest plants
and roots.
Nearly forty years ago. Dr. R.V Pierre
nov consulting physician 60 the luNaIius
H0te' and surgical Institute. at Buffalo
n y. discovered that by scientifically
extracting ami combining certain mcdic.-
nal principles from native roots. taken
from our American lureSfs. he could prr-
duce "a medicine which WAS m~arNcluusIy
Efficient ln curing cases OF tluod d.sorpgr
and liver and stomach uuuhc as well as
many other chrouic. or lingering all
mrnfs This concentrated extract ~
Natures vitality be named "t0ldcn Med
zeal Discovery" 10 purihcs the bl0sd hy
rutflurk the stomach and liver into
healthy condition. thereby helping tie
q restIan aud assimilation ui ID which
feeds the blood. Thereby u cures weak
stomach. ind igestioni torpid liver ur bii-
iousnUss. aud kindred d-erahgements
~ sou have coated tongue with bitter
OF Rad taste lu the morning, frequent
headaches feel weak. easily tired. STITCHES
or raIn Iu side. back gives cut easily and
aches. h0Iehlng Of Fas, constipation, OF
irregular towels. feel flashes % heat al
ttnstuE with chilly sensations or kin
drad SYMPTOMS they point 70 derange-
mont ~ your stomach. diver 60 Kidneys,
vb.rh she Golden Medical Discovery
WHi correct more speedily AMI parma
nenuF than dur other known agent Cun
tains nn alcohol OF hahit-iurmInE drugs
u.u uu Wrapper.
The sa'e motive Tor Substitution ts %
permit tfe dealer % make 3 little more
Irntt Tie 81 ls. Won lose Accept un sub
sutute fuf Golden Medical Discovery
Const patton ausos and a~crrlYafes
manF sr- dI.faa- IT. IS thoroughly
cured tF DR. lerce's Pleasant Pellets
Ons = LAXATIVE. t~o ur uuns are eatlaruc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
ALASKAN RAILROAD
BUILDERS IN CLASH
Hired Fighting Men Figure in Right
of Way Dispute in Tar North.

Seattle. Wash. July 3-A message
from VALDEZ Alaska. tells of The
preparations ION an armed conflict
between the Copper River and North
srn railway ion. cs ana tho Alasku-
Pacific railway men at kataila.
The Copper River railroad. which
is known throughout Alaska as a
iuEeenhcim proposition. in aiming
to IAN the Copper river district. IS
attempting Goo Drlss the right OF way
of the Aiaska-paoinc company. known
as "a Bruner llnr which also aims for
The Copper river district by way Of
Charlotte
The Bruncr people applied to Cow
eruor Haggett. uf Alaska. FOR tho pre-
lection uf IuiicI States troops. Hiigg-
INK That The ~Guegenheim forccs cou-
fnmulatel an rmei attack upon
them
The authorize at Valdez admit
Char the situation is serious
Tile Rruner road has erected a ego
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
GERMANSA0SE HEAVILY
IN lNS0LVENT BANK

Berlin. july SIT developed today
that last weeks bank failure al Ma
fienberg. due To- the defalcatiou or the
manager OF the concern. WAS more SEE
rious than al first expected The loss
IS now said Co total about $1,000, 900
Thousands OF small depusitors los.
their savings and many tradcsmcn
were ruined.
n was rumored ON the hoursc dur
ing this afternoon that a private bank
al Dauzig had been affected hy the
Marieuhcrg failure.
The feeling OF uueasiness caused 10y
these reports We're Increased hv the
announcement of the arrest OF Herr
Nacncr. a banker. ON The charge Of
emhezzlcmeut or 100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04

Wellesley. Mass. July 3-Iu the
wreck of an automobile here early
today Miss Margaret Swuuton, tWcn-
tN-tAa years old was killed, ana Miss
Margaret Turpcn. William Walsh and
Frank Mclaughlin were Injured.
fnDt we're returning from South
Farm uEham Co their Waltham home
bon 20 large touring ear. when in tho
effH" FEB escape a collision with an-
other car their driver turned his car
from thc road ana crashed into @ tree
INr machine turned a complete
wDr-ault. hurting its occupants Co
th. .Uluud
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
CAR STRIKERS PLEAD IN
VAIN FOR RECOGNITION
Inion Comniittce 1oitlt W-tNrd hA
Head uf san lranV-ru Esad

San Francisco July f.Aft.r suarI-
ina several days in examine Hu uI trs
uapfis covering fhe event. rrs.rIius
fhs carmtu's strike fnr MAYS aul
furnue committee Hf fht labor Interest.
fadaN called upon President tH uu
uf fhe United Railway AS "a u]rHuI.h
fu Further negotiations fhf H ni|Iir
admitted fhat me carmen Dad uus
fuilF gone nu strike InF uurrr
nlfaHsI fnr tWn hours with calhoun
not e. decree t4e aeafn uf thf unlHf
tN refusing ~ recognition calhoun
tsla tha committee that Docs attitude
taursfd Ine union NaH unchanged ~
rHTffsrr caufrrener- raHr afFrHe-a few
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
SCORE HURT; ONE DEAD
IN TROLLEY CAR SMASH
Crowded Passenger Coach Dashes into
Lord Of Rails Near Washington.

Washington, y. C.. July "A dozen
people were seriously Injured. and as
many more slightly hurt in a collision
between a Washington bound trolley
car ana two carloads of rails on the
Washington. Arlington and Fail
Church Electric railway this morning.
Tho passenger car VAS loaded with
employees In the government depart
ments in Washington.
one rain passed enrirgly through
the abdomen OF Motoffniin Mock. and
one passenger had both legs severed.
Mock was so badly injured he died en
route 10 the hospital More than
twenty others were injured. 10 Is be-
lieYed two or three may die.
The passenger car Is admitted by
the conductor TO have been running
about forty-five miles an hour IN an
effort to make up time lost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04

Department 90 The Intsfor. Land onlcc at
Santa Te. N 81. juno cs 1905.
N.tIDr be- hereby given that Mary D.
MatHcuF.n of Albuquerque. 81 49,. has GIcI
motto ~ her intention o. maize unal conn.
mutation proof iu support 90 her claim. tlE
Homestead EutrT 40 kks& made Teh g.
Is0a. fur the w. SW.h. See. H. and
~ NWa and EEt NW- section
81 township 1oN. Range BE- ami tfat enlI
proof win he made before o. vs. s. utern.
o. court Cammission. at Albuquerque
q NJ. on Aueusf b lHar
She names the falIaulur witnesses o. prove
her cuntnaYu residence anon. and r%lIfitn-
tar 20 ths iaad NiE Myrou 30 Sihin.
HereLiah D. Hammond John t. Rise
George - Hammond. au of Albuquerque
s ~
MANUEL r. orERo REGISTER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04

deyil' at the crossing. which the
-GuEgcuhoims are trying to take. The
machine. boy means Of q donkey en-
ginc. swings continually across the
tracks. making il impossible for the
men to come within "a radius of fifty
feet OF the Bruner line.
The G~uggenhcims are paying 81
per hour 90 fighting men, with a.
bomb 90 the first man who crosses
the Hruner right of way
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
JAPANESE FILE SUIT
IN. SAN FRANCISCO
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars
Demanded for Damages SuS-
tanned in Restaurant Riot,


the city ana county of San Francisco
was filed this afternoon ia the supe-
riar cour for the recovery ofS2.575
FOR damages said to have been stU
tanned by the proprietor OF the Horse
Shoe restaurant and q japanese bath
house al Eighth and Folsom streets
on MAY %, when "a row caused by
an attack by labor union men on two
]uon-unlon men who were eating ia
the restaurant, resulted In the fronts
Of The two places being smashed by
stones and clubs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
WORKMEN. KILLED
IN BATTLE WITH TROOPS

81. Petersburg, July 3.-Seven work
men were arrested today in the town
Of Grosuaya. in the territory Of the
Terek. A mob thereupou made an
attempt to release them. ana This led
lo Interference by troops. who fired a
rolley into the crowd. killing five per-
sons and woundng twelve.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
lie scnrcd thc Monrncrs.

Wilmington, Del. July 3-Bherc
was all kinds Of excitement at a negro
funeral nea Denton, Md, today when
samuel Johnson. O. negro yontrilo-
Quist. threw his voice into the grave
as thc coffin was being lowered. and
said. Let me down easy"
The mourners and the p%all-bearers
fled. Later the mystery was explain
ga and johnson was arrested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
Ofacer'. NIclim IdcnlIneh.

Sacramento. Cal, july 3.-Mrs. T..
J. Sage. of Molrpse. Alameda county.
Identified today q photograph of The
ma killed in "a running hight with the
officers of Glenn county last April
as that OF her SON. Orrin Wukcrson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
BUCkY 0'NElLL
MONUMENT UNVEILED

pr Ariz. IulY a. huu1
s.afHn - Carflin William UHutktf
T-Nau ihe Rough Rider who Na
fuI. j ln che Cuban campaign. Nas
un4HlIst .Hdal JAS tne presence of bum
de ~ nfsrla ffnm al paris &c the
teffIlnw o. fhe west
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
Grover CIc,cIpnd Con,aIcseent.

New York. July 3-Groyer Cleve-
land. who has been IN the past three
weeks. has so far recovered as to be
about his house. II IL thought that
he viii leave for Tamworth, y H., in
n short time to join his family.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04

London. July "a dispatch 10 O
agency from odessa says that an
aati-Jewish riot was Started by the
Plack Hundred" gang there during the
night. The rioters filled two Jews
and wounded fifteeH. including sew
efal children
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-04
USE ALIENS FOOI-EASE

a nHu aerto o. shaken iHts the shoes NJ Dau
have Tired achInE feet tv Aliens Fcat-
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