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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
COMMERCE COMMISSION
DECIDES FOR ST0CkMEN
Terminal Charge Levied az Chicago
Stockyarts Declared ENhorbitant.

Washington. Dee fO-An important
decision OF the interstate commerce
commission was handed down today
hy COMMISSIONS Prouty in the case
of the cattle Eaiscr~ association of
Texas and the Chicago Live stock
exchange against the Burlington rail-
road and several other Important
western and southwestern lines.
The subject ol the complaint was
g sp-callcd terminal charge III s. a
ear imposed hN the defendants for the
delivery OF live stock at the union
stock yards Goo Chicago. The defend
ants are ordered o. pat iu force be-
fore February 1905. "a termNnl
charge not exceeding 81 % car.
ln che decision rendered the facts
disclosed by tha RECORD 90 the case. lt
Be- held. that 'the terminal charge Of
81 a ear cXacfed nv defendants for
the delivery of live stock at the union
sfockyards iu Chicago with respect TO
shipments from points without the
state OF Illinois b unjust and unrcs-
-onahle and uudulY discriminatory.
ana that such charge should not X
81 e. car.
10 further o. held that the decree
a court dismissine a hu brought Co
enforce an order of the commission
previous to the month 81 June
1896 b not a bar 20 D. right IF D.
commission tn with respect
in "a date subsequent o. June 20. the
rate involved in hat proceed
ing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
SHELTER TRUST MANAGER
DEFENDS HIS COMPANY
Points Out impo~~ibfity ~ Paying &.
o.. ID. for High Grade Nevada ore.

Denver. Coln.. Dec. IO-FrankHn
Guitefman, general manager Ia the
west for the American Smelling and
REFINING company. today denied the
charge that IN. smelling company
was seeking 10 retard the progress ol
h Nevada mines by refusing o. pay
for ore mined IN that state. Mr.. Cult
ernian said hat u was true that high
grade ore from Goldneid and other
lamps was not being paid for In full
by his company but explained that in
the present condition OF the finance
~ the country the smelling company
hnds u impossible 10 DO differently
Some OF the high grade ore from Ne
q q runs ~ high as 100000 a car
IN valuation. he said, n should the
smelling company pay cash for all Of
THIS their funds would be quickly de-
Dleted and every other mining section
~ the country would feel the effect.
Cash was being paid for an low grade
and medium grade ore from Nevada
ana other mining camps. ne contin-
ued. and % per cent nf the value uf
high grade ore was paid on delivery.
The balance on high grade was paid
Ia - days. OF when the ore ~ finally
treated. The rich miner. said Mr.
Guiterman. could afford to wait bet
ter Than the miner In medium circum-
stances and the latter was the person
the smelling company was seeking to
protect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
WIFE OF BATTLESHlP'S
COMMANDER VERY I'LL
New Captain MAJ Have To BE Placed
la Charge of the Rhode island.

old Point Comfort. va prc 10.
Captain Murdoe commanding the
hatfleship Rhode Island. one 81 the
ncrt of sixteen vessels 90 Inarr FOR
the Pacific ON Monday. was SUM
moned 90 New Hoik today 10y the ill-
ness of his wife, who is said 90 De in
q very serious condition. She is SUI
iering from pneumonia The officers
aboard the Rhode Island are afraid it
Will b. necessary for Captain Murdoch
Co seek relief and that a new COM
mander for the vessel VIII nave to b.
appointed az the eleventh hour.
Tn battleshiu Minnesota. which Is
anchored ou the coast. VIII arrive toe
morrow morning ana the fleet VIII
then he complete.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

ELECT MAYOR
IN BOSTON
SIX YEARSOF DEMOCRATIC
ADMINISTRATION ENDED
Hub Votes to Retain Licensed
Saloon Despite Vigorous Pro-
hibition Fight Independents
Make Poor Showing,
lBy Morning journal ss.eiai Leased wir..I

fBy Morning Journal sssciai Leased Hire.1
Boston. Dee 10.-ln the closest and
hardest fought election contest which
Boston has known for many years the
city went republican today by 2.000
votes. Postmaster George a. Hib-
bard. republican. defeated Mayor John
=. Fitzgerald. democrat. who was "A
candidate for reelection. The revised
returns show the following vote cast
Tor the m~ay6rality candidates.
JON a. Coulthurst independence
league. 1871; Fitzgerald. democrat
36.054. Hibbard. republican. IS 061.
The city voted 10 license ai0Ons by
q large majority. somewhat smaller
than In previous years. however. duo
10 a hard campaign on the part Of
the clergy and others in an endeavor
TO keep the saloons out Of the sub
urbs.
Two features contributed notably 10
the return OF n republican mayor after
six years Of democratic administra-
lion. one being the vote given 20 the
independence league candidate by
democrats and the other the thorough
investigation made by a finance com
mlttee into the AFFAIRS M TREY hall.
in which evidence has been brought
forth alleging irregularities In the
purchasing department u ia the
granting contracts. through which, Dc
was claimed. the city had lost hous-
ands OF dollars.
While the independent vote proved
sufficient 20 transfer the power from
one OF the leading parties to the
other. u did not come anywhere near
the strength expected by those who
based their estimates on the vote In
the recent state campaign. when the
indie pendence league pQlled q vote
larger than the democratic party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
MON0NGAH VICTIMS
NOW NUMBER al
Prospect That Grim Harvest
viii Continue For Many Days
As Explorers Reach Further
Into Mine,


Mouougah. W. Va, Dec ih.-Iht
croA d of idicrs who have surged
ab, ut the pit entrances ut the mines
Of the Falrmout Coal company. from
the moment of the awful explosion OF
last Friday morning has been dWiud-
ling ever since the rain started last
night until tonight. there only re-
ma ned the forces employed bee the
res ue work the newspaper workers
and the inc0nsolable neal relatives
~ victims. who remained faithful in
Their virgil during the d%owupour aU
night and an dn and still shivering
anu enduring physical discomforjs Boo
the wet snow that has succeeded tho
raia.
NFhen darkness fen 1fi bodies had
actually been brought 10 the surface
while many more were located with
every prospect ct the rapid work 600
recovery ~ the past twcnty-four
hOurs continuing through the night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
SENATOR SENTENCED
FOR ILLEGAL FENCING

Carson city New. Dec. l0-Tnday 10
The United states district court. judge
burlington pronounced sentence ou
the Williams brothers one i a.af.
senator Tor illegally fencing af feI-
eral lands in M eastern and northern
parts ~ the state en- four iHafrf-
mrnts each was sentenced 60 pas Il
nne ~ flO0 and serve twrntf-four
hour iu tho Churchill county ian al
falnu Tor each Indictment ON an
other count George r. Williams was
sentenced Geo. rHN 90 tine of fLUN and
serve t~vaentN-fouf hours Boo fsif
The fines were promptly puld ht fhp
Two men as soon as court alIruf neI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

New York. Dec. 1O.-The London
tin market was easy with spot at ll26
los. and futures at fl2s los. Locally
the market was weak and lower In
sympathy with quotations, ranging
from SeS.50 10 s29fpo.
Copper was lower In London at
f60 - Cd Tor spot. and at l6l s. for
futures. Local. ythe market was weak
and lower with lake quoted az
Si2s5 M13.50. elccrolytic al $4,000
1925. and casting az Sl2+45H 1890.
Lead was unchanged al fl4 12s sd in
London. but was weak locally at sass
"a 34s0. Spelter was SIS lower at f-O
IS IN London. but while weak was
without further change locally at
S4.30M 4.A0. In 81. Louis speltcr was
weak az S425
Bar silver 55ikc. Mexican dollars
40
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
FOR JAMESTOWN SHOW

Richmond. Na. Hfe rn-Fudus
Madiiu 20 the United States rrluI.
UHu tonight tlt reeriK.
Hr- fHr Tie Iuursfna Exposition
NNFN aFN At.H ~ Martin.
iate dire nr general af trr axra-
unn Faearf r. lamb Hf Norfolk
md William a. Gelde af washing
ton.
Harry rurker De- appointed ATTORNEY
Tor the receivers end the Nafiana
Bank ~ Commerce " Norfolk -
made b Depository fur al funds re-
Nelred
A bond - tse . l. required -
tha receiver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
WARD FOR DISTRICT
ATTORNEY IN SAN
MIGUEL COUNTY
Understood Former AlbuQuer-
que Man viii Succeed to Po-
sition Made Vacant By ReSig-
nation of Davis,


santa Re. y. NJ. Dec. iU-it a.
pretty well understood nov that 81 has
beer definitely settled that the co..
amor viii appoint Charles w. g..
Ward. Of Las Vegas. 90 the arm oi
Long A Ward 90 the position Of dis
trict attorney Tor the counties ~
san Miguel n Mora. effective upan
the resignation % District Attorney
Davis. which has already been an
nouuced Mr. Ward. 20 o. believed
would give general satisfaction and
would OIL the position with ability.
a. ne ls a young attorney Of brains
ana energy. who Is rapidly rising ia
hts profession and wei known IN both
counties Mr. Ward. who was former
u engaged IN the newspaper business
in Albuquerque. was later editor Of
the Las Vegas optic until Dee entered
the legal profession
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

Boston. Dec. 10-lnterest in ia,
local wool market has revived with
~ Improvement IN the money mar
Ret and better feeling In general.
Trading has been more active than Tor
several weeks and a good movement
in sample lots indicating preparation
for future requirements l. reported.
Prices remain firm except IN pulled
woods where transactions have been
carried through al somewhat lower
rates.
Terrftop-Scourod basis fine sta
ule. 12n 1gc. tine madium staple. TOM
1cc. fine clothing. So ~ 6Sc; tine medi-
Um clothing. So 65c. half blood, G6
81 sc. threc-eiEhths blood. SO 65cs
uuaffrr-hlpod. So soc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
Nnoli,cr Tunnel Through Al,,-.

Berne. Switzerland. Dec 10-The
State council has approved a plan for
The immediate construction Of a seu-
nnd Simplnn tunnel through the Alps
by the administration ~ federal rail-
roads.
The first Simplun tunnel aas open
May ~. 1906 % was D. la miles
long Its tu-t Is estimated at sli-
uUu unn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

Worcester. Mass. Dec. 1O-On the
heaviest vote ever polled IN WuTces-
ter the republicans swept The city.
electing The MAYOR. eight 81 eleven
aldermen. including the a-iderman-at-
large lWCutN-nHF republicans ana
nine democrats sill make up the new
city council The vote. James Io-
gst republican,. 11.022: John r.
Duggan Cdemb, a.3f5; Elliott White
tsoC.1, 2.0A1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
PEACE PRIZE
DIVIDED THIS YEAR
tun,tl and Italian statesmen >itnrr
CoNcrtcd Honor.

chrlstiana. Dee i0.-The Nobel
peace prize D. this year tu be equally
divided between Erncsto Teodoro
Moneia. ~ ltaly. and Louis Renault.
NJ France This announcement was
made TO-DAY by J. e. Loveland the
Norwegian premier al the meeting Of
the Nobel institute Tho Nobel prizes
for literature. medicine. physics and
chemistry we're awarded at stock
holm The premier took advantage
nf This occasion 90 culonize the the
lat" king Oscar 90 sweden. who. Dc
said had been prominent among the
kinEA peace makers of the world.
Ut. kenault is the permanent dele
gate ef France Goo the Hague tribunal
and represented Dis country az the
second peace conference last summer.
N MOueta has been prominent a. q
worker for peace Boz Italy He was
elected president 90 The hncenth unit
versal peace conference at Milan in
september 1906
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

- Louis. Dec. l0.-Wool quiet.
medium grades combing and clothing
~ ~ 23c. light fine. 19m zee. heavy
nne. IS l6c. tub washed, &c ~ 33c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

Peruvian President Visits Cruisers.
Lima. Peru, Dee. 10-Presideni
Pardo paid a visit to the American
cruisers Washington and Tennessee
today. He was received by Rear Ad-
mirai Sebree. The American war
ships. which are anchored at Called.
viii leave THURSDAY on their way 10
san Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11


stockholm Dee I0-The ctremn
mics attending the distribution ~ 90
Nobel priyes apart from the pearr
prize which was awarded 90 Christ
i1na fook nllcc 90 O'Clock This AZ
ternoon in tho building OF the Arsd-
cmy 10 science owing t1 fhc recent
Death ~ King oscar there nas no
public Junction. and the banquet
which Dc a. customary Co.. give iu Inc
evening was omitted on account 20
The public mourning Tor The sae.f
e~1fercIgn The prize Tor literature
VAS awarded o. Rudyarl KinIirr
tiat ~ physics % Prof Albert ANY
thcl-eH 90 the rniverslt, 81 Chirare
that ~ Medicine o. Dr. LaRerIn ~
farI. ana fhr chemistry prize go
Prof Edourd Buchner. 81 the Trf-
frr.ItN 20 Berlin All the rerIuIenfe
urrr present Ia addition a. The
prIHes Hhich THIS year amoun each
o. fftNnh each recipient ug Be-
sifrn q diploma md q sold medal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
STAYS
FAKE MINE
PROMOTER
ENDS CAREER
OF FRANCIS E, BURTON
Man Who, While Prisoner in
Penitentiary, Bunkoed War
den in Questionable Mining
Scheme, Meets Tragic End,
as Morning journal special Leased wire.I


G0ldneid. New. Dec I0-Francis
az Nina by J. Hoffman Buck, editor
ana proprietor Of the Western Me-
vada Miner. Buck printed in his pa
per an article asserting hat Burton
had peer run out Of the town Of Raw
hide by a COMMITTEES and cOunselling
the same treatment b. the citizens ~
Nina Burton t0ok Buck 10 task and
ln the quarrel ensuing the former was
Killed. % Is alleged that several years
ago Burton was arrested In Massa-
chusetts for fraud in connection with
some mining promotion He WAS tried
and convicted and sent to the peni-
Tertiary. He persuaded the warden Of
the pe~niteutiary TO invest in II Of
his schemes while still q prisoner and
succeeded through the warden in get
ling a parole. He went back - Colo
RADIO. presumably 10 put through his
scheme. but In the meantime broke
his parole. The Massachusetts au-
fh0rities attempted 10 extradite him.
hut before they could get action Bur-
ton was gone. Later he came 10 Ne
vada where H. has had a meteoric ca
reed az . promoter Of questionable
schemes
burton Wei Known IN Boston.
Boston. Dec. 10-Francis l. Bur
tom who was known here a. Judge
Francis Burton. was arrested IN BOS-
ton IN the hummer Of 1903, and SEN
fenced on September 10, 1903 10
eighteen months IN the house OF cor
rcction ~ Deer Island On the charge
Of having secured from the New York
Central the sum OF $500 on the pre-
text that he was injured In a railroad
wreck, lie gained the confidence or
Superintendent James u. Gerrish. Of
the institution and persuaded him 20
invest $4,000 ia worthless mining
stocks. He also secured the life saw
inRs Of Thomas r.. Bates. another
prison official
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
RANGERS ROUND UP
HORSE THIEVES
Officers Report Capture OF the
Alleged RuStlers in Eastern
New Mexico.

Especial Dispatch 10 tbs Morning Journal
Santa Fe, X. NJ, Dee. ia report
was Received this afternoon at the
HEADQUARTERS of the territorial mount
I'd police that Policeman Fred Hig-
gins had arrested Jonathan Nally in
The CAPTAIN mountains for horse steal
ing. Higgins took his prisoner 70
Roswell. where ne was DOund over "a
await the action Of the next grand
jury.
W. T.. Dudley. Of the mounted po-
lice. reports thai he arrested Andy
Zulnwauit for horse stealing in the
san Andreas mountains. and l. T..
Lumiey IN the Sacramento mountains
also for horse stealing. Both men
were taken 10 Tularosa where they
were bound over to- await the action
Of the grand jury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

New Nnrt uer. Ia-Eduard Hicks
MagilL FORMER president 90 Suarth-
more colless Pennsl hanla. died to-
day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

who have worked in the mines vii
be heavily guarded by consiabie'
and perhaps by soldiers and theii
homes also will be guarded. The
Min Owners association have given
the miners who have ~signined their
willingness 20 90 70 work al assur-
ances nj every effort VIII be made
20 protect their persons and theif
homes.
At the meeting ~ the executive
committee OF the Miners union TO-
night resolutions rondemning the au-
thoriffes for sending the trops. pro-
testing against their remaining here
and demanding their Withdraw al
once, we're passed The decision 70
stand by the previous declaration IN
regard 10 the refusal 20 accept scrip
IN lieu 81 coin for wages was made.
and ii vas also decided to make no
cverturcs to the mine owners other
than those previously extended
c. f. MahOney. vice president ~
the Western Federation Of Miners e.
on hir way 70 GolafeId from Denver.
He viii arrive tomorrow. Some ac-
ton by the local union may be taken
after his arrival looking 10 a speedy
settlement o. the troubles here.
a sergeant In camp 80 2 nea the
Consolidated mines. vas assaulted bs
"A private louhA duN hiikNktt cut W
a knife In the hands OF a soldier.
Another trooper M had been work
ing IN the commissary department
wa caught attempting 90 sell army
rations 10 local storekeepers lie had
purlolned two cases ~ bacon and
was peddiing u ffum u hack
Pension 60 Look over Situation.
san Francisco. Dec. Iu-Gener8l
Funston tonight said that he would
leave tomorrow with Two or three
STAFF officers for GoIdneld for tho
purpose Of looking over the situation
He wished II made plain that he was
not going there 10 take command n
the troops there. or 10 any Woy 20
supersede Colonel Reynolds Neither
Is u his intention To order additional
troops 10 the mining regions.
General Funston expects 10 spend
only two or three days in GOldheld.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

soE>GSG 1oUENAI NAM ans
sET TaE BUSINESS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

Territory = Ncu. Mexico. County n Beruauro. s..
I Frank Mckee cashier Of the above named hank do s,renrr
800. .at ne ap0fe statement IS c. % The best ~ my knowledge
ma tetL FRANK MkEE Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
contend that YOU arc not entitled
MR. JOHN E. ROSE

TO use standard pipe. said Mr.. Bryant
He then asked Mr.. Rose what right hs
had to use this material without first
consulting him. the architect. Mr.. Rose
replied that he had complied with the
specifications and with the plumbing or
dinance OF Richmond.
The entire affair, rs stated, resolved
itself into an accusation and denial by
the one party and the other aud at the
end of the session, which had lasted
from 1880 in the morning until after
s o'clock in the afternoon, with short
recess for lunch, tho committee had ar
rived no nearer to the truth than in the
beginning. Mr.. Bryant said that he was
not prepared TO substantiate his charges.
as he had thought the meeting set for n
week later. Then. wishing to sift the
matter to the bottom the board gave
Mr.. Bryant week within which to ar
range ths proofs of his charge. In the
meanwhile Mr.. Rose will proceed with
his plumbing work, with the promise
that II it be found unsatisfactory and
not in compliance with the plans and
specifications, he will make the required
changes. The meeting was then ad.
journed until next Wednesday morning
at II o'clock
MIR Bryant says that he can prove
his contention on that date, and the at
fair promises TO develop into something
of Il sensation. Both sides appear equally
confident of the result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Patents and Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. January o.
Patents issued: Joseph l.. Bangley, Suf-
folk, protector for peanut shocks; John
r. Hickson, charlottesville, horse brush:
Joseph Linton, Manchester calendar roll
and knifc-grinding machine; Robert II.
Partridge, Broad Run, apparatus for re-
covering products from vegetable matter;
Joseph A. Reans. West Norfolk, razor.
North Carolina--William G. Ragsdalc,
Jamestown, top roll for spinning ma
chimes.
Postmastcrs appointed: virginia-Bal-
}cony Falls, Rockbrldge county, Geo. S.
Campbell. vice Naanio Draper, resigned;
Bird. Buchanan county, Henry Ratlitf,
vice Clarence Shohner, resigned; I1ubon.
Lunenburg county. Geo. b. Harris, vice
g. g. Ashworth. resigned.
North Carolina hompsonvlilc, Rock
ingham county Jos. I. Waymck. vice
NJ. L, Nornitn. resigned; yellow Greek,
Z Graham COUNTY. Jos. Z. Brooks, vice ". B.
Slope, resigned.
Rural route, No. /, ordered established
january 10TH A. Wolff, carrier. Carroll
county, Va: serving $40 people and 1oo
families.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
Personals and Briefs.

Madam Long. OF the Boston School OF
Psychology. will give her third parlor
lecture at .'The Langley No 500 East
Franklin street, tomorrow night, 4th
at $3.50 o'clock: subject. ..Mento-Psy-
chology.''
Mr.. r.. C. stearnes. secretary of tho
State Board OF Education. Is in Salem,
spending a few days at hiH old home.
Mr.. Thomas Martin has returned from
short visit to Stanton.
Mr.. c. p. Stearnes has returned from
q brief visit to Stanton.
The Installation OF the officers Of
Friendship Rebecca Lodge. No. II, will
take place tomorrow night In the lodge
room in Fraternity Hall. All members
are urgently requested to be present, az
important business will be transacted.
after which a banquet will be served.
"A meeting for divine heating will be
held to-day ut P. M. in the West End
Rescue Mission, No. SOC West Cary Street.
and prayer will be offered for the sick
The public Is cordially invited. A meet
ing Will 20 on tonight at 8 O'Clock in the
Midnight Rescue Mission. s
Rev. DR.. Forsyth at st. Andrews Hall
tonight has been postponed on account
OF the illness Of Dr.. Forsyth, and will
take place on the evening of the 3lst Of
this month. Cards that have been issued
will be good ION that date.
The annual meeting OF the drec..ars of
the Home for Needy Confederate Women
at II o'clock. The officers for the coming
year will be elected. and a&large attend-
ance Is requested, as this will be q very
Important meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-03
A FEW B0QUET rs
+ ROM THE SULTAN
Emperor Of Morocco Calls Teddy
Names Which Would Make
Midget Chesty.

WASHINGTON, January president
Roosevelt has received Il letter from the
Sultan of Morocco expressing his graft
tude for the appointment OF Samuel r..
Gummere as American minister to Mo-
rocco. The letter is written In Arabic.
The Sultan addresses the President as
The Beloved. The Most Cherished, The
Exalted. The Most Gracious Friend Most
Honored and Excellent President OF the
Republic of the United States OF Amer
lea, Who Is the Pillar Of It's Great Ini!u-
ence and the Director OF Its Most Import
ant Affairs, The Celebrated Preserver OF
the Ties OF True Friendship. The Faith
ful Theodore Roosevelt = Minister Gum
mere. the letter says. VIII be shown
every courtesy and attention by the gov
eminent OF Morocco.