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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
MRS sTITEs DEAD
Sister of Mrs. Samuel &. McaIullin
Died at Her kentucky.
Home.

kilograms received yesterday af-
ternoon announce the death of Mrs.
w. H. Sites, at Henderson, Ken
lucky. The deceased was the second
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Hall and sis
ter of Mrs. Samuel G. MeMullin. of
this city.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
death of Mrs. Sites was anticipated
on account of her long and serious
illness, nevertheless the news of her
death caused much sorrow among her
own and the friends of the family in
this city. One child and a devoted
husband are left to mourn her loss.
About ten years ago, the deceased.
then Miss Bertha Hall, spent several
years in this city and was one of the
most charming and beautiful young
women in face and character that
ever resided in this city. She was at
the time an acknowledged belle of
the city and her beautiful face and
charming manner, brought friends
and devoted attention from all ad-
mirers.
In disposition she was as charming
as she was beautiful and to know her
was to love her splendid personality.
She, on a visit to a friend in the
south met her fate in the person of a
Young southern gentleman, w. H.
Sites, a successful business man of
Henderson. Kentucky. Their mar
riage took place and none had more
roseate future before them than the
charming and lovable bride. But our
future is never known.
shortly after giving birth to dar-
ling young son she was stricken with
paralysis and she was sufferer from
that afiiction until death called her
home.
Several times she has visited with
her sister in this city and although
her friends crowded about her as of
yore. she could not respond save
in a delight and consciousness In the
Measure of her friends, her afllction
preventing any participation in any
social pleasures.
Her many friends in this city will
read with deep sorrow of her death.
No more shining mark was ever gar
nered by the grim reaper, than this
Young woman whose beauty was an
inspiration and whose character made
her beloved by all those who came
within her presence.
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Women Are Excluded
From The Thaw Trial
Young Woman on Stand Again
Ready for Jerome.

New York, Feb. 11.-(Special.) -
The report circulated yesterday af-
ternoon to the effect that Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw was on the point of
collapse and that the court would be
asked this morning to allow her an
other half day to rest up, was proven
groundless this morning when at the
opening of court the young girl en-
tered the room with steady, quick
step and took her seat. She was the
third witness called and as she took
the stand 1t was seen that she had en-
tirely recovered from the strain of
Friday and Saturday and had regain
ed her strength and nerve.
1t is generally predicted that Mrs.
Harry Thaw, though only mere slip
of a girl, will prove good match
for the relentless cross examiner,
William T. Jerome.
The famous note passed from
Evelyn Thaw to her husband on the
night of the murder was exhibited in
court this morning. 1t read. THE
B was here a moment ago but
went out again" Mrs. Thaw stated
that the B stood for blackguard.
She identified the note as the one she
wrote.
Nearly all of the forenoon and
most of the afternoon was consumed
in arguments between the attorneys.
Mrs. Thaw's testimony today brought
out nothing that was very important.
The cross examination of Mrs. H.
Thaw will hardly begin before tomor-
row afternoon.
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Sensational Charge That Eve-
lyn Was Poisoned.

New York. Feb. 11.-(Special.)- y
One of the greatest sensations of the
Thaw trial come this afternoon when
it was announced that Harry Thaw
had told his attorneys that his wife
was suffering from arsenic poison
ing when he shot Stanford White.
that she was always being drugged
to death by some one and that when
he exclaimed after the shooting, 81
have probably saved your fife, dear
ie,' he referred to the fact that an un-
seen hand was Systematically admin
istering poison to his beautiful young
wife.
The attorneys are at a qunadry to
decide whether Thaw was right or
whether this statement is the result
of discordant brain.
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New York City. Feb. 11,-(Spec-
ial This morning the second week
of the greatest murder trial in the
history of the nation reopened. Evel-
YIN Nesbitt Thaw will be on the stand
all day.
Before she leaves the stand it is
predicted that she will show that
White boosted of having ruined a
half dozen other young girls; she will
testify to the will which Harry X.
Thaw, her husband made on his we'd
ding night, In which he provided for
s25. 900 for the prosecution of White
should he be killed by White, as he
eveidently feared he might, and S75,-
900 to the young girls who had been
ruined by White. She will also testi-
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11

New York City, Feb. 11.--(Spec-
ial. Harry X. Thaw viii positively
not go on the witness stand in his
own defense. This was finally de-
cided upon last night at a confer
ence of the Thaw attorneys. 1t was
deemed not best to allow the prison
er to go on the stand in an effort to
corroborate the testimony of his
young wife.
1t was decided last night that the
matter of introducing the queer Thaw
will would be decided upon at the
morning session.
1t is now stated that an attempt
will be made to introduce testimony
to the effect that Thaw was insanely
fond of bridge whist and played it
only as crazy man can play.
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DOUBLE MURDER

Kansas City, Feb. 11.-(Special.)
The killing of DIR. Everett Mer-
win, the prominent physician, by Miss
Slater, aged 23, who Immediately
committed suicide, is still the talk
of the entire city. The tragedy oc-
Cured in the Doctors office. Miss
Slater was his patient.
1t is rumored that the physician
had wronged the girl and refusing to
marry her she killed him and then
herself. She was n member of a
prominent family and he was one of
the city's best known physicians and
surgeons.
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THE JAPS WIN

Washington, Feb. 11.-tspecial)
Schmitz and the San Fran
cisco board of education after two
with the president have
formally agreed on a solution OF the
Japanese problem and it is said that
the Jap children will be admitted
with the same rights as the white
children. Mayor Schmidt and the
board, however, refuse to give out
any information at this time.
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ALL READY FOR THE BALL

Everything is in readiness for the
seventh annual ball of the Grand
Junction lodge of EllSs, tonight at
the Auditorium. Today the commit
tees have been finishing up all de-
tails and the great building is being
magnifieently decorated, there Is no
doubt but what the decorations will
he the most elaborate and beautifui
ever arranged for ball in this city.
The banquet will be served on the
stage and will be most elegant
The grand march will be lead py
Exalted Ruler and Mrs. William T.
Struthers.
The little son of Mrs. William Rel
ster was found laying in the street
very i'll this morning. He was re-
moved to his home and his condition
is said to be serious.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11

London, Eng, Feb. Especially
because of the intense interest all
over Great Britain in the Thaw trial
the staid old English dailies have de-
parted from their long established
custom of refusing to go into details
over criminal trials or commenting
upon them before the verdict is an
nounced, and are now devoting col
umn after column In each issue to the
famous trial, securing the reports at
Il great expense.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
NO EVIDENCE

Walsenburg. Colo, Feb. IL
Especial. THE county board of
health strenuously denies that there
is a terrible scarlet fever epidemic
here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11

Last night a crowd of hoodlums
created an awful disturbance near
the Episcopal church and seemed to
be bent upon breaking up the servic-
es Finally Rev. Lyon went out and
gave the crowd stinging and well
deserved reprimand and the rowdies
dispersed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
MIR. LuMsDEN SELLS HOME.

John ]. Lumsden, the well known
contractor, has sold his brick resi-
dence on Chipeta avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets on Chipeta
avenue. to w. E. Newman, a railroad
man.
Mr.. Lumsden will give possession
June 1st and it is said will build a
fine home on the lots he owns at the
corner of Grande avenue and Eighth
streets.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
DOCTOR ARRESTED

Cripple Creek, Feb. 11.-(spec-
ial. .)-It is announced that two prom
inent physicians be arrested
charged with performing criminal
operation on Mrs. Babcock, daughter
of Mrs. Harry Nefr, who killed her
self Saturday ON account of BROOD
ing over knowledge she had of these
operations.
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HE WAS INNOCENT

Denver, Feb. Especial - Of
flcial announcement has been made to
the effect that Sergeant Connolly,
who committed suicide last Thurs
day, had nothing whatever to do with
robbing the regimental safe on Janu-
airy 10th, as some reports intimat-
81
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TOHEAR McCLAREN

New York. Feb. 11.-(specialo-
So great was the crowd that attempt
ed to gain admission to the First bap-
tist church yesterday to hear Rev
John Watson Clan McClaren) that
the police had to be called to preserve
order. Thousands were unable 10
gain admission. Many were injured
in the crush.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
FAMOUS TRIAL

Spokane, Wash, Feb. 11.-(Spec-
fal. .)-The great legal battle to save
the life of Steve Adams. charged
with murder began today at Wallace
Utah.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
SELECT THEIR CANDIDATES.

The following is the city ticket
nominated by the Socialist Labor
party at meeting Saturday:
Mayor. II. Skeggs,
Treasurer-Mrs. Nora B. Spur.
Clerk-Miss May T. Sanders.
Street Supervisor-A. b. Newman.
Marshal-James Lockwood.
City Attorney-Wm Knight.
City Engineer-G. f. Johnson.
Police Magistrate-F c. Lindhard
ALDERMEN.
First Ward
Anton Ginter.
j. U. Billings.
Second ward
N. S. Johnson
w II. Burkhardt.
Third Ward:-
j. A. Cannell.
Isaac Berger.
Fourth Ward
Alfred Eggers.
s. B. Hutchinson.
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i. i. 4 i. X i. i. + 4 K !. \ i. !

The order created much surprise
and great indignation among the
hundreds of women who were seek
ing admission to the trial this morn
ing knowing that Evelyn Thaw was
to resume her testimony.
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'Huok BY A TRAIN

4 s,,sl nlck' employed on the
rslEin '.n was struck by a train
n nl.s! = on the track across the
ribs ,sn' and seriously injured.
tze bur, broken and he was
vouns.. uuas. Dr. Henderson dress
b. pa. .ls ) and pronounces his
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11

i. New York City. Feb. IL i.
X Special. )-This morning 1.
.f- Judge Fitzgerald, issued an 4.
i. order that all women who were +
!. not acting as newspaper cores X
!. pondents, would be excluded +.
!. from the court room during X
!. the Thaw trial. +
=.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11

fly to the contents of the note which
she wrote her husband at Martins
restaurant the night of the shooting.
calling attention to Whites presence
and possibly also to an Insulting re-
mark made about her by White
Part of Mrs. Thaw's testimony will
be corroborated by Anthony Com
stock. president of the New York
Anti-vice society, if he is able to at
tend court. Just now he is very i'll
with pneumonia at Summit N. j..
but his physicians think he can go
to court within a week. Mr. Com
stock states that Mr.. Thaw came TO
him twice in the summer of 1905
the year of Thaw's marriage and beg
ged him to put a stop to the nefarious
work of White In running young
girls. Mr.. Comstock says that Mr.,
Thaw was terribly in earnest and very
much excited and worried over
Whites actions and stated to him
CMr Comstock) that a member of his
family had been wronged by White.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
Roosevelt Would Bar Reports
Of Trial From Nails.

i. Washington. Feb. IL .
I. Especial. IF President Theo- :
i. dore Roosevelt has his way all I.
!. newspapers containing extend =.
:. ed details of the Thaw trial Z.
!. and the testimony introduced, /.
\ will be excluded form the U. :
!. S. mail. :
!. This morning the president .
!. sent communication to Post /.
= master General Cortelyou and :
+ requested him to inform him If i.
= 1t is feasible to issue such an i.
X order if so to inform him at .
i; once as he wishes such an or Z.
!. der to be issued If possible. .
i. .
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HE is DEAD

Canon city, Feb. 11,-(speciall-
Charles N. Reynolds, one OF the CITY .
most prominent men, dies last nisnt
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11
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JNDNESS

!. not pretend to cure. but we
:. !, a do prevent and avert it, re-
,be eve strain and save many
..ssebe and fit of nervousness
.a.ptIng to your eye needs just
/. 5rbt glasses or spectacles. Ex-
is free with us.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-11

sssaFy to progress and our
70 improve on our work,
L., le,.aer time nor expense to
II ',lo-DATE. That the rea-
patrons always get their
worth of FoToGRAFER
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80 set in spring To-

apples, pears and few peaches.
Five acres about "a miles from
Grand Junction. Set in spring 1906
to pears. apples and pe' = Three
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25
An OUere0orked official

Tw FEW DAYS ago ue Morning Journal II it's dispatches from santa
- Fe nade % note Of the we'll known fact uHt Major W H. H.
Lcueyu United States District Attorney for New MeNco, Was at
the clptal taking i very active part I'm the organization Of nc
Legislature ana cspeialy n favor Of the selection Of Representative u. i
non Il, 81 speaker of tc house This was merely j. plain unbiased state
mont III otYt ny hhf mc people at Santa ne 100 or 9ut ~ che legislature
anew ~ ID lurraIy true and as the soil mission ot me- Morning journal
retresaniaaye "a ur capital ia to get the news ne sent q statement Of
Ae mH merely aa i news item. which he knew 70 hc reliable
Y Mr Holt had been elected there ts no doubt that Mr. Lewel}n would
hpo pointed Win pride 10 the result rs am evidence OF mis- Influence with
che Legislature. hut MS Nj. Holt was not elected che pointing s omitted and
now comes the New Mexican and very sraVey Informs The public That the
major s nt santa re attending to his legitimate and official business and
has not mixed m legislative affairs in any manner Re Is not here for
tht purpose bt occupying the highest federal office in the Territory he
minds the business of that office mo more ana no less While he is very
friendly to Mr. Hot he IS also friendly to Nj Bacu and either selection
would have suited him as FAR az hts views Of the situation aS "a citizen
1T Nrw Mexico ARE concerned"
1mt IS an very pretty, but unfortunately u wl DO The major no eooi
teonrc. ~ be wen knows a very lage number Of tho politicians of Nr"
tme or other ana mp Aft know from experience chat kind words Of that
sort from that source. always represent q qd pro quo Ana u ia also.
worth noting n one same connection chat the people OF the territory
WIN he surprised IL moi delighted to learn that the district attorneys
n1d o. usefulness has beer entnged by making the organization Of the
legislature o part OF his official duty" Ana that must be 3d. IN the
Nev MeNcoun statement is true because there was no other "ohcoI duty
90 Santa We cd hut Time requiring his attention
uut the plain truth of this natter is and the people know IT, That
MaIor Lcweuyn went to sahm Re FOR The express purpose OF getting n
man into me spookers chair that he thought would devote himself
10 the contemplate business Of making trouble for the territorial admins
trauou. and his scheme having heen defeated by the house hc now tries
to crawl ont Of g. by going baek ON tlol. and declaring that he had no
specai Interest m him,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25
DUN A RS
COLUMN
REAL ESTATE
NEW TELEPHONE sss.
MONEY To LOAN ON GOOD REAL,
ESTATE SECURITY ar Low
ATE,A or TNTERHST.

@~-tE rfr+b -ua
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cru, S19,VV- ava u.t
room ptINN' 49, Wv 49,
ruin So m"aeiH WAN so"u sl"pIe'
@-S.Oo.
D rooms Ir'Hi'' D,'i'"'' Avenue
@S.Vo.
" IooIis, iHjtu z'i''' WI" avg
HIH' el4to'. - -
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street, v lou. s,oao
looHls' i-cau dN' - I'm,
. rooms iIdtie, ""''h hoi'H' moo
cru, S-t.2o. th un ROM
ruins dt'1iisf - - r. ~ 1,00'
= rooms frame, Ieaa ave- FzV'oV'
FOR SALE.
Fine frame house, south Walter st..
furnished; also horse ana buggy.
J-room frame house with stable, etc,
$4,000.
4-room frame house, South Broad
way. $1,000.
one lot on Railroad avenue, business
lot.
7-room house, modern, South Edith
st. 50. 600. 90.
7-room house. modern, South Edith
81. 8 10000.
A-room bouse modern North Sacond
st. 100000.
5-room house modern North Firth
81. 50 600 90.
Good 3,i' bn ,JVc,gV lots cola venue.
Good lot. Silver avenue
5-room house. Lead Ave. Sf,35OOO q.
5-room house. south Edith st., mod
ern fine location: faces east. Lot
-, 10 % e. oao
ooAl4I ~, F-s1U9i rd,,A .troat
'-i modsrn 5OG near IL: ano location
Prize - Ebt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25

Notice for Publication.
Department ut the Interior. Land Of
Tee az Santa Re, y. NJ. Dec. %.
1906.
Notice IS hereby given that Tomas
Marquee af NI.agros. n. NJ. has filed
notice Of his Intention 20 make final
five year proof In support Of his
claim. VIZ Homestead Entry NJ.
$685., made sept "a, 1900. for the
NV Section 4. Township s y.
Range 6 g. and that said proof viii
be made before a. r. Walker. Pro-
bate Clerk al Albuquerque ~. ~. on
Fchru1rF 3 1907. lie names She fol-
owing witnesses 20 prove hie confirm
u residence upon. and cultivation of.
% land was pablo Maldeuado. OF
Chilli n a.. Prudencio Naidouado
% ChuilL y. ~, margarine AIderete.
~ Albuquerque. y 81. Manuel Gut
iefft. az Thfili. y NJ
MANUEL r. OTEEO
EaHIafrr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25

Empress "Mcses Best cold SEAL"
Blanco." North star" and "Houn-
tain Rose" Flour at wholesale
Kansas and Native Hay. Alfalfa.
oats Barley Corn, Corn Chop. Wheat.
White and Red Fran.
EeN Stoc6 and Poultry Food.
Manhattan stock and Poultry Food.
Crushed oyster Shells. Chicken
Rome, 6eet Serapa. Native Salt ana
other Stock and Poultry Food.
AuiO. PhOne SO. 10 ". Copper Ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25

rE SIN Francisco chronicle says the sah'r have monopol7ed ue ate
rnlou of Judge nuuues count for nnyesht days. and have advanced mo-
FURTHER h their alleged ru-rots of securing D yaahauon than to osdrer :
lt Of grand iurmen into adrUung that the general Impression of uc en-
uamv Dr. I'm mo present ahnum-tttols 80 tAc ,s z-..aaaeat ave Hfus
better tan hghaas lobbeut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25

GENUINE GAS COKE CHEAP.
ClEANIN AND LASTING 5000 pm
TON. ". H. HAHN n co.
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The very best of Kansas Cify Beef
and mutton nj Emil kleinwOrt's. liz
North Third rect

FREE WINDOW DISPLAY. by In
trruatiHuaI Correspondent schools
NJ Scranton lu Schutts Caud4 store.
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Solos ;:s e., !.
THE PLUNDERBUND.

sing a cong Of the P~lundorbund-
t4..t 800 tb. Clfr.
Oh. now fecund is The ENtra Fund
H0. Tor the CRAB of the Plumber
/ bund-
Hooroo for Bursc. and The Books
SO source
or the Penitentiarce-
Purse! &.
Wei nut inc governor III ti'
an hSgIse-
gollliS
Rilt5 ~ ~ "" ~. |m" W. A'"lAn"'
~ pr1raau hoid ana ,orrihto
aeold.
And I tba pr F'u,i' ""' : "u'h'"y '''
penntvt
oh. sing Il song Of the PInnderbnnd
omen H. Crab bae A.
Hand il ont 10 mo pinnderbund
10, FOR fbo
Great Divide,
~
How would you like 20 be q Capitol
80
The Evening Citizen is still telling
as about that Arrant spouse
-"
II begins 90 appear tina Governor
To his neck
80
Evidently, as iu times past, thc Ey-
ehtne CITIZEN holds a preferred place
In the pie lire.
Little Willard seems lo ha"a ios
his temper badly=lnd Just ON the
second day Of the legislature
Mr. Iiursum wants n .v~indication
one moro viudtr4tfon 4bould almost
put a erimp in the latc supcrintend-
ent Of the penitcntiary.
80
VIII some Kind gentleman nov
rise and tell the Common Geezer the
answer 40 THAT old old uueetiou
Why Did Mr. BuIsum Burn the
Books"
80
Little Willard viii now come for
ward and tell The dear people why
Mr.. Bureum paid back fOur or five I
thousand dollars 90 the territorial
~penitentiary
go
The verdict of the people of Bcrua-
lilo county that Francisco and Slavic
and willard were NOT the reDublical /
party has failed to convince The Ev
ening Citizen.
-
Everybody Knew IT,
The paper damages our minds
The Evening citizen Yes. the Even
iously impaired.
80
The melancholy COuntCudUCc OF II +
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25

WHATEVER may he It's faults. we believe the present New Mexico legh-
nure has TOO much respect for itself and nc- territory 10 engage n any such
aniEeer show" as mat which vs pulled or IN me united states SENATE a few
days ago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25
BILLY THE KID
NOT QUITE
ALL BAD
Duncan and Stockton
Tell "reminiscences of Other
Days ehnisOn's Strenuous
Experience,
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managed 70 Keen cool Whlle thal
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bieH At9uCkle stockton
MT stockton F~tinrinbered MIN.
II was AT otd Fort mon ~aId
senator duncan where ArbuckIe had
a littie Incident s"meNhal like ihc
one ptiNit ttit' W. "fiiN u 'fd'u ar
ielehll4. Afpuehif Was "ue OF the.
mon ever saw. ne ne
ildd ms beard on ana nus store
clothes ON ne looked every mon the
gentleman But nc was % pretty bad
lie was sitting at table one
night ln Fort Union Whcu "a stranger
ih the crowd began telling what he
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25

II you need a carpenter telephone
Hcssciden. Auto Phone $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-25

Tie largest and best assortment of
groceries In the city.
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