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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

8 e ii t 3 I I'll g e vi II |
Ii acknowledgements ufilutten6e SrGf=
ming er fdloen paa Sttenoe0ele / Sci:
lie. Mlle 8in0erne ct 11bemiDleoe; Ell
|af 0em er Tabrifsarbei0erife. Sc.
niniten er poa $4,000 6runcs.
@aorbfpre SoIf. 5Dt
-otte MGl10 | 9orienS er baar0fere
NOT til, at Be bper Dag .tager 8a1
fra aaben Stra1l6. Jorleoel1 blep alle
r8~ifingerne" fptografereoe, nnteDens
oe lto6 og troabte be bloa Sober, og
Ssflagerne i11oe peo 2a11o banneoe Ell
@elteglorie ON bem".
9 + + ii e s e s / t e t e ].
Sra Ga11gsau / 16p meloes sen 5.
Jebrltar: S @ftern1iboag blnlte Sci
pll1oiel!g op til cit ltGrf Storm, bpor=
for 6iiferne lagte MOS 2an6. gr
al @ao6ene mes 5 Mul10 ON 8orD
fG11treOe peo 9onOingel1, og 2 Mol1o,
Sitter sc. 9rab pg Stronofoeeo Nep-
|ltrl1ps 21oarige Syn, or1,fneoe. Gro6
bar gift,og efterlooer Zig EN- itol
9prl1eflof Sc 3 nn6re 6ilfere res
0e0eS / n1egct forfonmen Sil]tun0.
S~berfol0 poaen 8 G g.
t e Iorleoen Scat peo IL Gi0el1
blep Ell a 2cnoigs GGgtere f11n0et
ne0e poo @opneplaolen ippmn1en0e i
lit @loo. @un blep brrtig brogt til
Mn1tsip9eblllet, buor Set for1totere=
0eS, at ban boD0e faoet mol1ge al
porli9e sing pg Sporf / @obe0et.
Gl10n,1 rrl te Mprgel1 bar Sen Sper-
fol0ne life for1ll1et til @epi0lt6e0.
@iernil1gsmGn0ene ct tire Iilfere ira
&orbppre> Mollerltp, @re6fjpr o.
g. Gbr. Seni en, Ser olle tire CT on
bol0te. &%ngterens Sil1ton6 ar ne
get betul1felig.
6 5 + . III &e0 efs=
troprOinurt Mpbe / Sfipe 9proaO s..
II. Je6rltar blep u1al1 enig ON at til
bpoe Torltan0er s(relielt, Sebjerg
9pilfole, &robbesbolm5 @ope06pg=
ming for $4,000 &r. @pen giper
oerefter 6prltol1oer 9(rellel1 ct Gil=
ifl1o al 1000 &r. poa 8etilrgelle az
at fan bill 0ripe @pjifole poo &rob-
besGolm / Is Mar. Nrel}en bopoc
fdr Mp0et bl1ot 10000 ST.. 6or1ton=
Ser s(relien er Spigerfooer til $50
ltpr 9orf ti0ligere Mplte0, Ne6rolfo,
joni iii tilligelne6 itl1 Sui trlt er fl1Dt=
tet til Sebjerg @pjifole. O%prinoelig
par Mreliel1s 9lt0 poa &rob6es6olms
@opeobpgning $4,000 ST., n1eoens to
Molbprg &ipbmul16 bopbe 6ll6t 80
600 ST.. for at opretteYo6e6otel / Sen
gon1le @%erregoorOs @opeobDgning,
Ser nplig blep fjebt al 5fipe 8p=
ruab.
Seen fit Softer a q.
st &ar rlore @l1sman0sfolf ct Ste0
/ G1nen bit for Silfe6org boo6e en-
So, lo1n Sc bol0t meget al. aoea
blep ipg, og sggteporret pleje6e Sen
paa be6ite Mao6e. Mo116en fom
imi0lertt0 / 5a1fer ON, at mar fan
bar Ing, bar ban tilbpielig til at fon
fpl6e Tpo6er, og Set pleje0e at for
pnrre Spg6ommelt. Sci f11l10e ga
tGnfes, at &oeu mi / oisle foloe @in=
ternGtter lto6 og frps ON 6po0erl1e>
melt oerfor oi0 lite fan &aoo. @o11 gift
ino og fit fat / ct Eor go6e tpffe
9oier, og 0ern trof fan pao &oen5
ultn0er ioatter". 2iot efter font 9Dr=
lGge11, ser forbobIet loo @nsn1on6s=
foen n1e0 9trsmper og pil6e pi0e
@ru16el1 BERTH.
So, logoe Ma11oel1> fan bab0e al
tbs bprt, at set gial6t om at bol0e
Tp0Oerte barn1e, o9 0erfor bop6e fan
gioet &oen ct Eor at Bans SOBER. poa.
9esnnrre fit @1tSma11oel1 life no
get @el0 al fit &11r, tbi &oel1 6eOe
Calligebel, men set bar 10 fife DoltS
SfDl6. &oen bor for &el item go1mme]
og u6lenet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

9 aronen {fomr1er biem frreR6
&eiien): rMen, Sobon; leg poa-.
lag6e Gig 10 at ien0e ollie anfom-
n1en0e 8rebe til mig. &porfor bar
Iii fife giort 6st?"
Sjeneren: $50 ier 9aronen, iea
lplltes life, Ser bar noget bigtigt {
ocn1, og iaa tpnfte jeg, Sc funoe
bente."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

81 $ - { . I E Sra Maj
1907 oil &giifolelarer &pqle fra
Norge bore fr1pttet til 6D &piifols
lom 2Grer. ST. &pale CT goot fienoi
ira ii1te 6oreoragsreiier.
8 II g e + e e II 5 e I G
blonOt Settle. S @oo1teneg-
men er Ser nobruot Ell meget ono.
ortet 2l1ngebeten6elie blarot @elte-
belgtningerne, mango Selte er ollie
reoe opoe, % ga Sc fleite life er as
ll1rereoe, Iioer @ierne ct fort Sab.
9onif SpfinoeIie. So
1t11ge MGltO, 8reorene 2asien, Opt
11er al Toftor 2oslen / &pric1s, Jor
opful1oet en- Maifine til at truoe ST.
''aalc meo. Sc lgger Yotent poa Or
til1oellen % tGnfer paa at ielge bel1
| Gnropa % bill berefter reile til
Mmerifo og prppe at l1ollptte Ser.
Get iDb fe II niperi :
c Ser arbeioes ltaoigt paa ON
mtlig at realiiere Yld11er ON ct Inn.
perlitet / Marbl1s. S oenne Sis fp-
res Ser iooleoes Torbanolinger mel
lem MGno fra Marblts og forifielli-
&c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S 6or-
bol1olingerne 0eltager 81. a. 9ii top
ST.. Niellen og &rof. @pffDing.
Gen atnnfte &ur
an tult / SGbp, for bpil=
fen Ser blep ogiteret lturft THOR, Bill
Der life gjen11emfprt. Haa ct Mdoe
forleoel1 al Sc S11teresi ereOe me00el=
te &omiteel1, at fn11 @alp0elen al set
npopenoige @elpb bar tegnet, og at
Gugc1 Ser or maatte opgibes.
en- me 9 0 9oels=
11ol10 Eeoer S%teffenier, &ruoemplle
Morf peo @rprl1p, bar cit n1eget CANT
mel BOG, cit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser,
ioo pi0t set fan ices, ct ira 8pgtrpf=
fcrf1nltens fprlte Sis / 9ol1n1orf =
pn1fring 9(ur 1900. 8ogel1, Ser er
paa COS Si0er pg %pln6onOler alle
0a11if &ollger fra 0en gruo Sltio pg
bringer 0ercs 9ille0er, CT ellers pel=
heporet, f1n Sitelblo6et nieo Morstol
1nongler.
@inrge0e 6iifere. Be-
iutnil19erl1e fra Z 6%ilferbaooe, Ser
forleoeu slften iop11ebes, CT olle ble=
ben %birrgeoe. acknowledgements
~&eltfplten" pg u&elterbopet" er i10=
fonnnet / &aroler be6 Sbpborpl1 me0
Tii fere fra Sc 6 8ao0e; 6en Use
9oa05 9elGtl1i11g er optoge1 al cit
6iifefutter % i1r6bragt til 2emoig.
Sc flelte al Sc forlabte 6ilfer6aaoe er
/ boporeret Sill ltouo 0rep11e in0 po1
&plten.
Storm % g pulpffer.
Selegrafen bragte ii6lte l1ge Meooe=
lelier on1, at Ser far raiet forferoe=
lige 5torn1e oper Sel terbopet % 0e11
engelife &onol, og at. l%lpeiret bor for
oar iaget mango lllpffer. Sra Sip
benbnpl1 telegroferes, at Stormell
sen 81. og %. 6ebruar fat onrettet
megen 5fa0e / &eitjpllano, iinr poa
Soften. gn6el al apitiifri1egsorbei=
set CT blepet poelagt, flere Smao=
bper ct p~perippmme0e, Serl1bonelt,
nier og 9iger ifplleoe Bort. 6ormo=
bentlig ct Set gaaet baarDelt l0 oper
&i6e> ser ligger tenmelig ubeifpttet
miOt / ltore @ng1trGfninger.
lis for 6ialtring, @po for 8or=
bjerg, be0 Nor6eu0en al Mislum
6ior6, ltran0eoe ct trenolte nprlf
Gfib, uSin1orl1", paa &eiien fra
&liesiiugeu til &riltionio. &eonings-
boooen fun0e life gaa ro paa @runo
al l1pejret, og 9fe0ningsrafetterl1e,
al bpilfe ser blep u0ifu0t s. funoe
fife noa u0 ober Sfibet, Ser tilii0lt
blep laaet iltpffer. @eietningen, is
.Nfo116> flon1re0e fig .falt / .&iggen,
men 6a Sfibet ifiltes> ifplleoe ollie
nnerbpr6 Oh 6ruf11e6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
@emorrboiber belbrcoes / 6. til IA

/: Ta5o ointment %garQnteres at:beI,
bre6e etbpert 9ilfel6e al flpenoe, ino-
penoige, bleoenoe eller fremifl,6te
&emorrboi6er / 6 til IA Sage, eller
&engene tilbogebetales. Soc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

81 OBJ ut 0 + 5 80 a g.
ser flor 1offeoe @nfen &asmusie EFT i
Marbrs me6 Jig. til @leSbig, bpor bort
polotog og 6erefter mproeoe benoe /
cit @ornmarf / Mngel, blep oe>1 8.
SSebrl,or peo @6lporreretten | Tle11S=
BORG fierot ifpI6ig / operlagt Moro
og ogmt til DG6en. Int
ser 6orbpret u0talte MoiS Jig paa
mango 8l1,tfter / Mo6ltri6 me6 fine
tioligere 6%orfloringer / Morbl1S for
Observation-Disclosures / Slensborg;
1a1en fan bar fife til at roffe fra 1T
S%tal1bpul1ft: at Mor6et fife bar
.nperlagt.
elf nDt / Dors Sorflaring fan nGb.
11es bans Naaitano ON, at Gru &as=
m1sien bab6e D9ret nGrgaaen6e og
iagt legemlig Smga1tg, bDa0 Dar1 be-
itemt bop6e afDilt. 9ep bor ogiao
bans @rfl9ring ON finn at Dabe bel
tet ber1be og lparfet benoe / Mniigtei
mes 5t9blerne.
Ser fremfom i11tet peientligt mt
Mlle oar enige om, at Sen MprDeD{
bar EN- Grbar &pinOe, iom bab6e ben:
tet @iftermaal mes Mais, bpen
bun bar bol6l ONT forelifet /. 81
Meng6e 8i6ner fra Marbus bar til
1te6e og ofgab Gorflaring peo Sorbe
rene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

Sigg ner Fl e t. 6or
nogle Tiger 1i0en fit 8eboerne /
Sfrp61trup ct e~ien6ommeligt Snmta<
leemne. Marjagen bar, at Murer
@lanien, iom eier Stomparcellen ,of
forbenb9ren6e Selper SSl1blers
@aor6, lfal babe tilbn0t' i'm @ien6om
til formentlige @igpinere. Gien6om=
n1en bab6e Ell Gang, men forgiRDes
beret til Muftton. &oa Muftionen
bap6eMnftionator Sprenien ira Eing=.
rlep; anta9elig / @pgg, label Sen Dt=
rinq fal6e: ga ser life: er.. blebet
gtpet tilfre6sitillen0e SUB, lao bar
E6er ct @te6 en- Sigpjnerfan1ilie, JON
nof biloe bape en- iaa6on 'giien0om,
Ser lao tpt be0 2mtbebejen, for6i Sc
figrte meget ONT Matten.
@aa en- 6gn6og bab0e Soft: 8pe1l
let cit gau1mel Man6 fdlge me0@ Glalz
fen ben at beie Sor0etne. M}dn for
tolte, at SEN Trentmeoe bqpbe. ct
fremmeougtt9t %1l6ieenoe, en- aietz
6omnelig Notwithstanding, tarbelige
&la6er olg en- bGI0ig flor Stgtteitab
/ &aanoen.M an6en ffll6e babe trent
biit tilitreffeliige &ontanter til nobe-
falling og bn6t langt ODER @ienoom=
mems Ber6i. Set be0 fig, at Bans
Mapn iful6e bore Mcfermam fra en-
8p ID6pan beb Nnbn 2r6ing, Ser
menes at Iigge. ne0e De6 Ben franife
I@ranie. 5pnoagen efter ifu10e ban
igjen bape bpret ! 8Den.
! MHsbette bar NOT lat ette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

8 e III t D t ST g e vi II t
i acknowledgements afllltte1t6e GrGf=
ming er fdlben paa Sttenoe0ele / Sci
lle. Mlle @inoerne ct 11bentiOleoe; en-
at 0em er Tabrifsarbei0er1fe. @e=
pinltelt ct poa $4,000 6rancs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05

we're crowded with people waiting
10 hear the election returns, and
tho driver was forced TO cut in so
far ia the north In making tho
Fourth street turn that tho momcn-
tum OF the run forced the team and
heavy hose truck up over the curb at
the First National bank corner, One
forowheel and one rear wheel went
up over the eighteen inch curb onto
the sidewalk, A few inches further
would have sent the wagon tongue
into the plate glass window but good
luck and clever handling of them
selves neither horses nor men were
injured in the least and tho wagon
went on without much further de-
lay.
The other wagon being driven by a
new man, had difficulty in getting to
the location and this, added to the
other delays, made a disheartoning
bunch Of bad luck for the fire boys
which made it impossible for them
to make their work as effective as It
could have been
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
DELAYED THE
DEPARTMENT.
Blocked Street Crossing Kept
Department From QuiIkIy
Reaching Pierce ST. Fire

Flames from the generator Of a
Gasoline stove being used at 4O2
Pierce street about S o'clock last
night got beyond the control and
in some way started furious fire
which in few minutes made the
house and contents practically a
total loss. After the department
reached the place, the fire boys made
quick work Of extinguishing the
flames but it was then beyond hope
The building was small frame
residence owned by Miss. Louise
Moore, who had Just rented
it furnished to Mr., and Mrs
Frank Redder Besides the building
and contents, many Of the personal
effects Of Mr.. and Mrs Redder were
lost Tho building was insured for
$500 with Mcknight & Williams.
This represents less than half the
loss.
Blockadcs placed across Fourth
street to protect the street crossing
just constructed from the Davidson
corner to the Amarillo Bank & Trust
Co.. threw the department into CON
fusion and came near causing Sc
rlous accident Whcr the alarm was
turned in. Driver Margcss Of the hose
truck was at supper and Driver
Rockwell of the hook and ladder and
Steve Probasco, a now man on the
force, were the only men at the sta
ton. As the hose truck is tho most
important Of the two, Rockwell took
the other drivers team and wagon
and started. He turned as usual up
Fourth street for straight run 10
the fire but The blockade at the new
crossing half a block away forced
him to turn square around, 20 back
TO Tyler turn up Fifth to Polk and
back on polk 70 Fourth. To In
crease the difficulties, the streets
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
MOOD SUCCEEDS
WORKS AS REPORTER

Upon the resignation of Mr.. A. NJ.
Works Jr., as official reporter OF
the Forty-seventh judicial district,
Judge Browning of that district ap-
pointed committee to examine ap-
pllcants for the position. The COM
mittce has completed its work and
Mr. A. NJ. Mood today received the
appointment to succeed Mr.. Works.
Mr.. Mood comes to this city from
Fort Worth where he was connected
with the court of civil appeals for the
second supreme judicial district Of
Texas as deputy clerk He has been
connected with the firm Of Turner
and Boyco Of this place. having en-
tered the practice Of law only few
months since
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05

Mr., Mood will evidently give sat-
islaction In his now capacity as he
rs one Of The most expert reporters
In The country,
Concerning his work With The APP
pcllatc court I'm Fort worth, the Dal-
las News made tho following note Of
the wonderful record hc established
in December 1905;
Alexander NJ Mood, deputy clork
to the court Of clyil appeals for
tho second supreme judicial district
Of Texas, broke the worlds typo
writing record In getting out tho
opinions of the three justices of that
cour, handed down this morning,
The record mp TO this limo was
held by Ray r. yanolusch Of Pueblo
Colo and prior to him Paul Mutcr
held the worlds record Mr. sumter
at Madison Square Garden, New
York, on Nov a. wrote $3.50 words,
Mr. VancuIsch finished tho half
hour with 1900 words and Tho hour
with 40l5 words.
Mr. Mood today finished up his
first half hour with 2,SS6 words and
he hour with 5,457 Mr.. Mood is a
product Of southwestern university
OF Georgetown, Texas from which
place he was slcnogranhe. TO Stor.
ling =, Strong In his race FOR state
treasurer from whose employ he
went 10 Ras Saulley at Bowie being
slcnosraphcr to tho Bowie Cotton
Seed oil Mil and from rhc latter
place accepted the position as pri-
yate secretary TO w. r. Wacgoncr.
Mr. Mood camo 10 Fort Worth and
accepted his present position with the
court about Two months ggo."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
MACHINERY FOR
BRICK PLANT HERE

Manager Il, Il Lewis Of tho ANA
rlllo g. Brick & rile Co. an
noW .dJ 40, DELAYED shipment,
Of machinery O2r bo plAnt OF the
company has arrived and that a force
Of men is now at work getting tho
machinery in place, Expert brick
makers from other factories arc hero
ready to take active charge Of the
work and the company will probably
he able TO get the kilns in operation
and turn out the first orders of fin
ished product this month.
The company is greatly encouraged
over tho prospect and Is making cy-
cry effort to develop all Of it's op-
portunitics Further investigation Of
tho rich bed of sbalo on which the
plant Is located assures the company
plenty of raw material in easy reach
of the plant and tho tests which have
already been made by other plants
show that the shale Is capable Of be-
ing made into the highest grade Of
building brick. -Four colors OF high
grade pressed brick have already
been made from the shalo and the
expert brickmakers %ho will have
charge of the plant hope to develop
other types Of brick and perhaps
other uses for tho shalo after tho
plant is In operation and the means
is at hand for original experiment.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
FORD ACQUITTED
OF BRIBERY CHARGE
Associated Presr.

Associated PresC.
san Francisco, Dec. 3.-Tlrey l..
Ford. general counsel for the United
railroads, was acquitted late last
night Of tho charge OF having bribed
former Supervisor jennings Phil.
lips TO vote for an overhead trolley
franchise. on tho first ballot the
jury stood nine for acquittal and
three for conviction General Ford
gave out the following statement re-
gardIng tho verdict,
Under peculiar conditions now
existing in our, city It IS greatly to
the credit of the twelyc men who Just
rendered their verdict that they have
the courage to do exact and even
justice To falsely accused fellow
citizen"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
THE RECALL
A SENSATION
Washington Stirred Up by Action
Of Japan and Naval Prepa-
.TatiOnS SCENT OtWdr
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. IA dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says;
"The recall Of Viscount Aoki, Jap
anese ambassador, is a diplomatic
sensation of tho day in Washington.
It's significance 'was heightened by
information allowed to leak out that
he has been Withdrawn in spite Of
tho earnest intimatlon made to his
government by President Roosevelt
that he would be glad to have the
ambassador remain accredited to the
United states, While authorities are
not a little puzzled and a great deal
concerned over this strange course
Of the Japanese governm ant, thoy
claim 1t should cause no doubt as to
the friendly purpose OF tho United
states Inquiry at naval circles
ELECTED the information that reports
have been received from Toxic show
ing Japan as losing no time in pre-
pairing her navy for war"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05

sor, If acceptable at Washington, The
Associated Press lis assured by the
highest authority in the foreign Of
flee that Aokis recall Is not In
tended as the slightest reflection up
on his course nor should It
be construed to denote tho slightest
change Of friedliness In the attitude
Of tho Japanese toward Americans
on the immigration question It Ia
added that Minister Hayashla is de-
termined to exercise all authority
vested in a foreign minister to con
troll the immigration Of laborers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
ALL STATES
REPRESENTED
And Alaska and Hawaii Take
Part in Inland Waterway Con,
grGSS Now In Session
Associated press

Washington u, c, Dec &c.
with every state IN tho union, as
woll as Alaska ana Hawaii repre-.
acn'od, and with the broad object Of
promoting me Improvement Of inland
waterways, the national rivers aUi
harbora congress began + three days
convention hero today Tho program
for the convention Includes addresses
by Secretary Root. French Ambassa-
dor lusacwnd, German Ambassador
Baron Won Slcrnbcrg Chairman
KNAPP of the interstate commerce
commission and other prominent
speakers
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
OFFICERS OF IOWA
MINERS RESIGN


AssbeHted ffass.
Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 4.-.John
p White. president, and other mem
bers Of the executive board Of united
Mine Workers Of America, district
No, IS, embracing all Iowa and part
Of Missouri, rendered their resigna-
ton at a meeting of delegates OF all
locals here today Several locals de-
manded the designations because
White and other officers recon-
mended that miners accept half cash
and half cashiers certificates for pay
during tho financial stringency, The
designations will probably not he aC-
copied, but resolutions demanding
cash payments will be passed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
COMPLETING TIN SHOP.
Brick Annex 10 Main Morrow.Thomas
Warehouse.

Work on the brick add ton 10 the
main warehouse of the Morrow
Thomas Hardware company il now
about complete This building is
ono story, 3OxjO feet In size and
fronts on Tyler street next tho main
warehouse, II Is built with high
ceiling and with large street slid
ing door so as 10 allow tho CON
struction Of largo size steel tanks.
The interior will be fitted for a gen
cral tin and sheet metal business
and the plant will he run in con-
necton with the other business Of
the company.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
A WATER HAUL
FOR MO. ROBBERS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Salisbury, Mo, Dec 4--Robbers
tried to loot the Salisbury Savings
bank here early today and shot and
dangerously wounded City Marshal
Damaron who slept in a room in the
rear Of the bank, After tho shooting
the marshal in the mouth they
pounded him over tho head with re-
volvers until unconscious and then
attacked the safe. They failed to
get into 1t but made good their cs-
cape.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
WOMAN THROWS
BOMB IN MOSCOW
Associated Press,

Associated Press.
Moscow, Dec 4,--While Lieuten.
ant General Guerschelman, governor
general OF Moscow, was driving to-
day, a woman hurled a bomb az his
carriage. The horses were blown
10 pieces and the coachman was Sc
riously wounded, but the governor
general escaped Untouched. The
woman was removed to a hospital,
dying from injuries caused by the
bomb explosion.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
MORTALITY RATE
DUE TO FURRY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Dec. i.-The sudden
increase in the rate of mortality in
New York. is due, In part at least
to the recent financial furry, ac-
cordlng TO the opinion Of Sir Will
liam r. Cutlery, registrar OF vital
statistics in The record of health
department II shows 164 persons
died Of heart disease during the week
ending Nov 80, an increase OF 60
over the corresponding week last
year.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
MRS. LINSA TAFT
SERIOUSLY ILL
Associated Press.

AsSOCldlcu ITCSS,
Worchester, Mass Doc. 3.-Thc
condition Of Mrs. Lui5a NJ, Taft has
become SO grave that her son, Hor-
ace was sent for. 4 consultation of
the family was held as to advsa-
biIity Of informing Secretary Taft
that he may hurry home.
Horace TAFT announced after the
conference that no message would
be sent to tho secretary as the fam
lily considered his absence on affairs
of state more important than his
presence at his mothers death bed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
Three HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS
On Deposit in Chicago Largest Amount
in the CiB'S HiStOy---MakG Official
Statement

was made on tho national banks on
August 2S, there were si2s,OOO,O 900
in Chicago national banks. Never
in tho history Of Chicago banks has
there been 80 much actual money on
land as at present
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05

II Is understood since tho with
drawal Of Ambassador AoN, there
has been stiftening Of Instructions
sent to Ambassador OBrien. There
is no intention on the part OF the
President now to negotiate treatry
of immigration with Japan, though
this might have occurred had Aoki
remained at Washington.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05

Toxic. Japan Dec i.--The recall
OF Viscount Aoki, Japanese ambassa-
dor at Washington, is the result Of
his own expressed desire to resign.
It Is now regarded as foregone con-
clusion that he will not return to
Washington Baron Takahira. pres
ont ambassador to Italy. formerly
minister 10 Washington will mdoubt-
eddy be appointed as A9ki's success
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
TO DRAFT PROPER
CURRENCY BILL
Associated Press,

Associated Press, 7T'0
Washington, d. C.. Dec. i.--The
house committee on banking and
currency today authorized Chairman
Fowler to appoint sub committee
Of three to draft a currency bill
with an aim for rolief In the pres
ent financial sltuationr
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
THREE KILLED
TWENTY INJURED
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Associated Press.
Baltimore Md, Dec, i.-Thrce
we're killed and about twenty In
Iured in a rear end collision Of local
passenger trains on the Baltimore &.
ohio railway at Hanover this morn
Ing. Some Of the injured may die.
The dead arc negro track hands.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
Associated Press

Chicago, Dec, At was brought
out today that there is approximate.
ly sSOO,OOO,OOo in cash In Chicago
banks, Of which s1OO,OOOOOo is in
savings banks and the rest In ma
tonal banks. when the last call
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05
ISSUES CALL FOR
BANK STATEMENTS

Washington D. c., Dec. i.-The
comptroller Of tho currency today
issued call for statements OF the
condition Of national banks at the
close Of business on Dec. s.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs Roger b Gist have
bought the pretty cottage At 1907
Lincoln street and are moving into
II today.