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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
WOLVES IN NORTHERN WOODS

Il understand the wolves are slaugh-
tering deer in wholesale numbers in
the forests Of Northern Minnesota" /"
said H. L. Jefferson of Minneapolis.
Men from the woods tell me that the
wolves have no difficulty in downing a
deer whenever they want one, and say
that unless steps are taken to extermi-
nate the pests the supply of this variety
of game will be entirely exhausted be-
fore many years have passed.
evolves are said to be more numer-
Gus this year than ever before, de-
spite the high bounties that are being
paid for scalps. A few men are making
1t their principal business In connec-
tion with trapping fur bearing animals
to poison and shoot wolves, but the ami
mails are so wary that imagine 1t is
a difficult feat to land one of them.
One storekeeper in a range town the
other day told of a man who within a
few days had seen where six deer had
been killed by wolves at different
places in the forest This man came
upon four eating deer they had just
killed. They refused to run away until
he had shot and killed one of their
number."-Duluth Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
Belcher Again Climbs
on Stock Exchange

suIphides of two hinge dikes that can be traced
through the intervening country TO advantage
The new Beesely lease, operating block OF
ground adjoining the main Daisy workings on
the east. has commenced work It's location Is
In a gully. in line with the main ledge, with but
few surface indications to show that before
many weeks ore teams may be hauling their
loads down the hillside to the sampling workS.
the townsite of Diamondfeld Is located. is being
developed under the management OF 'Diamond
OF the town in the Fat. 1t is down 100 feet
and is being worked with whim until a new
at work The shaft is being sunk at point
which Is considered the intersection of two huge
dikes. One is sixty feet in width and trends
west. Quartz is being found IN the bottom OF
Adjoining Diamondheld on the west. a AZ BY
feet shaft is being sunk the Skylark Cold
field Mining COmpany's ground, under the super
and in one corner OF the shaft quartz has been
broken into by the miners during the past IeW
senator oddie is connected in the Christmas
group on the south Of Diamondfeld- It Is gen.
ern capitalists to the extent Of $4,000 for nc
development OF the property Work has Deen
partment shaft for deep sinking is under way;
Men are putting IN collsr-set IN an eld
preparatory to sinking the shaft deepe:
larger force OF men are to be put 70 work
during the hrst week IN January and systenat,s 3l
development will begin to pick up the iedseS
that are known to pass through the low-lying,
fat.
Miners employed BY the GOldheld TonOpah
Mining Company down forty feet in shaft
situated one-half mile northwest Of the Daisy
hill Work is to be continued steadily TO
depth OF 100 feet before croSscutting-
Down sixty feet. the GOldfeld Baltimore Com.
pany intends proving its ground west of Dta-
mOndfeld. Two shifts at work and prepara-
tions are in way to install a complete hosting
plant.
Southwest OF Diamondheld one mile the Gold
field Hfbernia Company has force OF men az
work. and its shaft is down seventy feet
Plans are in vogue to continue work indefinitely
and prospect the ground thoroughly.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
MANcHURIA.s TEA LANDED

The Treasury Department has de-
cided to allow the landing of 10000
pounds of tea damaged by salt water
in the hold of the steamship Man
churia when she went upon a reef at
Midway Island last September. the tea
to be used only for tanning or fertil-
izing purposes, and will be admitted
after having been poisoned so that 1t
cannot be used as a beverage. It's
original value was s154O0. AS a ma
terial for tanning it would be worth
$4,000. There is no duty on tea. but
tea damaged or below a certain grade
arriving here must be sent back to
the Orient or be burned by the Gus
toms authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
BRIDE GETS PECK OF MONEY

"The girl who marries that boy will
get a bigger pile of money than she
ever saw outside Of a bank" said Zimri
Sheets of Owen Township twenty years
ago, referring to his son, Walter L.
Sheets, at that time an infant.
Today Sheets made his word good by
giving to that sons bride a peck of
United States coin.
During all the twenty years he has
been laying aside good hard coin,
secreting 1t in jars. that he had hidden
under an old apple tree on his farm.
Steadily the pile of coin grew, as did
the boy.
Today Mr.. Sheets, accompanied by his
son and daughter-in-law, came to
Frankfort, bringing the money in a
sack. The coin was deposited in the
Clinton County Bank. Tt has not been
counted. 1t included coins of all sorts,
from pennies to silver dollars, and
weighed more than seventy five pounds.
New York Sun.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
COAST SLIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest TO Mariners
C1 The Pacific

EUREKA. Jan. 2.-The movement on the bar
far the past two days has been all outward
The departures were the steamers Scotia, City
and the Alliance for Coos Bay and Portland and
he steamer Prentiss for San Francisco.
An examination OF the hull Of the wafer
Mclean developed that she has hole in be-
cotton wen forward, about eight feet square.
Is a6d T 6eScSee scs n ian an Effort to make TEN
lry repairs, 50 that she can De toweo 20 Se1ni Sen
saRliseo. for drydocking. Her hold Is sthi
HONOLULU. Dec. ae.-The American Hawaii
steamship Company VII soon P9I mo 3ts opera gsa
glafters. 30 far as shipping eno paylnk on we tne
Ns ~ vessels are concerned. Sneer ILL. tnls
fement II if supposed InaI the oech c,ews ~.
be- made I'D largely OF H6wailans. Ihis
policy VIII put upward OF sl5o.0OO a year into
The schU6ner Metha Nelson reached Hilc
IRON Tacoma with lumber on December 70. o,
The cable ship Restoner wiz SAL December 81
he abseuf from Honolulu for probably tniee
9ails- undergoing her usual annual survey
eaEng here, She win frst proceed e Mldway. AZ
Ray cable station and his wife back &c
sat island. Then she viii be headed for tan-
seE where the vessel win be put into ory-
ewing to 4 dispute IN New York between the
s and the underwriters az % wnlcn Patr ~
nq of the ship W. r. Babcock. being z. ID.
l4ey and W. A. Bowen, withdrew thcrefrom
ne natter OF the libel IN admiralty atinst
vessel brought by Charles May and others.
sAN PEDRO, Jan. 2-The North Pacific
-Ins-p Company's steamer George w Eloer'
Ar Jesson, arrived from Portland via ~.
.-, ran Francisco and way ports with large
gef and freight list She VIII alrerna te
i4 with the steamship Roanoke. and Is
.T--liec 70 clear on the return trip tomorrow
le steamer Wasp, Captain Weyman, arrived
Portland with 6.000.O00 feet Of lumber
-htnel % the Consolidated Lumber Company.
s-e D9ik B. p. Oherrey, Captain Brasling ar
49, lWenty-One days from Portland, with w.
Leei q lumber consigned TO the santa re
s-i4aQ Company. The schooner Azalea. Gap.
l-- 2 arqellns, nine days from Eureka. brought
t'vg leet Of lumber for the Crescent Wharf
NarehOuse Company.
- schooner Minnie A. Caine, Captain Olsen,
,r.l'el nineteen days from Grays Harbor. She
--,,.lylVyO feet Of lumber consigned 70 the
4solqateo Lumber Company.
80 De oarkentine Kaskahead. Captain Edward
80, we've Gays from Bellingham, made port 70.
es win the large cargo Of 100000 feet OF
ronrsaI, consigned 10 the z. x. Wood Lumber
si1s ne steamer James S. Higgins Captain Hie-
~ lef Fort Bragg. and the steamer Aber-
caL TO reload -
ne British bark Falls Of Garry In reported out
NeNV Gays from Antwerp with fuu cargo OF
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
NO MERCY SHOWN
CAPTAIN HANSEN
Birmingham Sustains Rea-
soning and Action of Local
Inspectors in His Case
NEGLECTS SOUNDINGS

Some days ago United States Local
Inspectors 0. F. Bolles and John K.
Bulger suspended for twelve months
the license of Captain H p Hansen,
master of the steamer Shasta, for hav-
ing negligently and unskillfully run
his vessel ashore near Point Concep-
cion, on October 5, 1906. The ship was
a total wreck, and John Clark, one Of
the crew, was drowned The inspectors
based their decision upon the fact that
Hansen had neglected to take lead
soundings while approaching a danger
Gus coast.
Captain Birmingham, United States
Supervising Inspector, to whom Han
sen had taken an appeal, sustained the
action and the reasoning of Inspectors
Bolles and Bulger and declined to in
terfere In his decision. filed yester-
day. Inspector Birmingham says:
1t appears to me- as it must now to Hansen
that when he came deck at 4:15 a. m. which
was three quarters of an hour before the vessel
stranded, and found the fog so dense. it would
have been prudent for him to have verified his
position by slowing his vessel and obtaining
going to do at the time the Shasta stranded or
better, to have kept quarter of point more
There %a AT no ncesss f b0Gk the the d
under the existing conditions of the weather
as % MS destination was then @ approximately looo
good departure from Point Hueneme. But it is
the old story too often told by unskillful marin
ers on this coast, who get into trouble through
crowding the shore. whore they have the broad
Pacific to the westward and who attribute their
misfortune TO unknown currents
Captain Hansen claims that some extenuation
of the penalty imposed in his case be given him
at my hands by reason of his personal loss as
part-owner of the Shasta, which interest he
valued at $4,000. His loss is TO be regretted
but be fails TO state the feelings of their loss
by that disaster of any of the owners of the
remaining 500, 400 invested in the Shasta some
OF whom. in these DAYS of lucrative freight
IN Soffc cd Nrffh de
navigation Of their vessel on the occasion re-
ferred to-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
NJ. A. GUNST TO ERECT LARGE
BUILDING ON MISSION STREET
Structure VIII BE Ten Stories I'm
Height and VIII Cost Sixty
Five Thousand

Application for permit to erect a
ten-story class building on the
southwest corner of Mission and Third
streets was filed by NJ. A. Gunst
with the Board of Works yesterday.
The building will cost S65,000.
Applications for building permits
were also filed by Miss L. Bush, Hyde
street, near Vallejo. 1000; Norton &
Riggs. Mission street near Fifteenth.
$4,000; S. P. Blumenberg, Pine street,
naer Sansome, $4,000; C. and F.
Schultz, Sixth street, near Bryant,
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
EAGLES TO INsTALL oFFIcERs

San Francisco and Golden Gate
Aeries, Order of Fraternal eagles. will
install their officers Jointly in Walton's 9
Pavilion at Golden Gate avenue and
Buchanan street The installing officer
will be Grand Worthy Vice President
Theodore A Bell, assisted by State Dep
uty Grand President John L. Herget.
Dancing will follow the ceremony.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
SEARCH FOR CHECK RA1sER

Police Judge Cabaniss issued war
rant yesterday for the arrest of D. Ry-
erson Mcdonald, thought to be in Red
ding, on a charge of passing fictitious
check on George f. Stilger for $40. In
fact, before Mcdonald left the city,
about a week ago, he is alleged to have
uttered four or five bad checks Detec-
tive Tom Gibson has been detailed on
the case.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
RHINE & MosELLE DEFAULTS

The following cases went by default
yesterday in the United States Cir
cult Court in favor OF the plaintiffs:
Gorham Rubber Company VS.. Rhine &
MoselIe Insurance Company for s25,
600 and $641 interest; B. F. Goodrich vs..
Rhine & Mosene. $40 1000 and $3.50 in
terest; Smiths Cash Store VS. same.
$4,000 and S156 interest; Smiths Cash
Store VS.. North German Fire Insur-
ance Company. $4,000 and S104 inter
est: Pacific United States Fence Com
pany VS. Rhine & Moselle, $3.50 and
S32 interest.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
REFUSE TO BELIEVE IN CHINESE

Judge Lawler examined Yesterday
jurors to try the case of Lem Ying,.
who is accused Of numbering country
man in Chinatown March II. 1905. Out
of the venire of thirty-five jurors drawn
only five were secured. the remaining
thirty stating that they would not be-
lieve any Cinnamon under the oath as
prescribed by a United States court A.
second venire. Of fifty was ordered. :.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
MARRIAGE OF MISS KNAPP

OAKLAND, Jan. 2-The marriage
of Miss Irene Knapp, sister of Jockey
'Bill' Knapp, and William Ryan.
trainer of racehorses at the Emery
Vile track, occurred at o'clock this
evening at the Church of the Sacred
Heart. Rev. Father Serda officiated.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
EARLE BEATIE TAKES POSITION

OAKLAND, Jan. 2.-Earle s. Beatie
has been appointed Deputy City Treas
urer, succeeding S. V. Stevens, who has
resigned. Beatie is a prominent mem
Der of the Nile Club and a leader in the
younger social set. He was formerly
with the Piedmont Paving Company
and enjoys a wide acquaintance in
business circles
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
BANKS DIsPuTE ovER NAME

The Yokohama Specie Bank fled a
petition with Judge Graham yesterday.
asking that the bank calling itself the
Japanese-American Specie Bank be re-.
strained from using the word "specie
in the title of their corporation. The
managers of t4ts yokohama bank claim
to have patented the word in Japan,
and therefore claim the sole right of
its use. The petition was granted.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
chinery 10000 lbs talIow. 47o pkrs rome. sot
Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford is in port
The Crook is in port. Out of ission.
The Kirkpatrick is en- route TO Newport News,
Virginia.
The Logan arrived al Manila December g.
The ingalls, is at Newport News. Va.
The Sheridan is in port Out of commission
The Sherman is in port.
The Thomas left Honolulu December 13 for
Manila.
The Warren is in port Out of commission
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
%. S. brunch HydrographIc oflce

A branch Of the United States Photographic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard 10 nationality and free
OF expense Navfgators cordially invited 70
visit the office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the
letesf information can always be obtained re-
earding lights, dangers 20 navigation and all
matters OF interest TO ocean commerce. The
time bali service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction Of the tower Of the Ferry
brildinR J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant q. S. n. in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
The Overdue List

French bark Daniel. out Us days from Bel
lngham, TO Delagoa Bay 75 per cent
French bark Houtot ont 1S3 days from Toxic
for Glasgow. 25 per cent
French bark CrOisset out 156 days from Tchio
for Havre. per cent.
French bark Les Adelphes. out I5s days from
Punta Arenas, for Falmouth 10 per cent.
British steamer Rangatira, out 81 days from
Manila. for Newcastle, \. S. W, As per cent.
French bark Marie. out 1875 days from New
castle. ENGLAND, for Seattle. 25 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagements

The latest charters reported are: The French
bark Aisle wheat from Portland TO Europe at
DDS II 70 a direct port Sd less; British steamer
Fernlev. -four from Puget Sound 10 Cbefu and
Taku at IS: British steamer CRUSADER. lumber
from Portland 10 China; British bark Weathers-
Zealand fowners account; British bark Cal
cutta refined oil from here TO the Orient All
except the Weathersneld were chartered prior to
arrival
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

EANOi ClN AMI tOhEOASI-
The pressure has risen rapidly over California
and has thus interfered with the southern move
ment Of the disturbance now over Washington.
Rain has fallen from San Francisco northward.
with snow In the mountains and also at the
Puget Sound cities. Cool weather prevails gem
orally on the Pacific Slope. but the temperature
is rising and somewhat warmer weather may be
expected Thursday.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vieinity-Cloudy un-
settled weather Thursday with showers; fresh
southerly winds.
For Sacramento yalley-Rain Thursday, fresh
south winds; snow I'm mountains
For San Joaquin Nalley-Cloudy Thursday
with showers; fresh south winds
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudv Thurs
day, possibly showers by night: light east winds
4. G. McADIE, District Forecaster
chinery, 10000 lbs tsllow. 470 pkgs rope 800
bdls shocks. 10 bales paper bags
TO Chile-lO9IO cs salmon. 80 hbls beef, IS
cs canned goods, 30 fruit extracts, 10 cs
whisky. 250O lbs lard, 40 pkgs fireworks 800 cs
coal oil. 10 bdls brooms. 20 coils rope 81 pkes
machinery. l6 pkgs agricultural Implements
To Germany-l42.5 500 lbs dried prunes . cs
wine. y cs canned fruit
To Belgium-54 cs canned fruit, 81, ,01s lbs
tallow
The steamer also had an unusually heavy COM
plement of cargo from Puget Sound ports. con-
sfsting largely OF lumber. breadstufs and lard,
and valued at over 100000
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
Notice to Mariners

Captain o. Oberg Of the American schooner
Admiral reports TO the branch photographic office
that on December l3. 1906. in latitude AZ 80
north, longitude i25 46 west. at - noon, he
passed through great quantities Of lumber and
shingles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
San Pedro, for Port Townsend.
SANTA RARRARA-SaiIed Ian o-ctrnr

San Pedro for Port Townsend.
SANTA BARBARA-Sailed Jan 2-Stmr Santa
Rosa, for San Francisco.
BANDoN-Arrived Jan 2-Schr Ruby, hence
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Jan 2-schr Minnie A..
Caine, from Grays Harbor: schr Azalea, from
Eureka stmr George w Elder. hence Dec 81.
bia River.
Sailed Jan 2-Stmr Aberdeen, for San Fran
EUREKA-sailed Jan 2-stmr Newport and
stmr Prentiss, for San Francisco
HooulAM3,sa ed Jan lcstmr Jim Butler
stmr Isleworth. for Australia.
MONTEREY-Sail Jan 1-stmr Rosecrans,
i0r h0no'uiu Tss. EASTERN FER 'iPoi Ports IN Tow
NEW YoRK-Arrived.J Jan 1-Stmr Hawaiian,
Sailed Jan 1-ship Hawaiian Isles. for Mel
bourne.
HONOLULU-Arrfved Jan 2-Stmr Ventura.
Sailed Jan 2-ship W F Babcock. for Astoria
FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA, B. C.-Arriyed Jan 2-Br stmr
Isleworth, from Grays Harbor
PUNTA ARENAS-Arriyed prior Dec 2e-Br
stmr Burma from New York.
BRISBANE--Arrived Dec S1-Br stmr Mio-
CORoNEI-Arrived Dec 2s-stmr oreeonian.
hence Dec 6, and sailed Dec 20, for New York
Arrived Dec 17-Ger stmr Sesostris, from
Sailed Dec 2--Br stmr selsdon, for st. Vim
PORTLAND. Eng.-ATived Dec s1-Ger stmr
TENERIFFE- Dec s1-Ger stmr An
DFs FALMouTHHArrived Jan 1-Br bark Samoa,
from Shields. for Oregon.
MARSEILLES--Arived Dec 30--Br stmr Tele-
machus, from Tacoma:
Arrived Dec 21-Ger stmr
MAI NApLEsArriVed lfS ng Dec 2s-Br stmr strathtay
Arrived Dec 15-Br stmr Knight of st George,
UsHANT-Passed Jan 1-Ger stmr Theben,
from Valparaiso, for Hamburg.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Jan 1-Stmr China,
Sailed Dec 10-Jap stmr Edo Maru. for Sc
NEWCASTLE, Aus.-sailed Dec 2l-Nor stmr
Thode Fagerlund, for San Francisco.
Sailed Dec 11-Br stmr Cape Breton. for Ma
Mia Dec l2--Br stmr Zamora, for Manila
Observation-Disclosures Jan Jap stmr Amer
lea Maru. hence Nov 30.
ANCoN-Arrived Dec 23-stmr San Juan,
LoNDoN~In port Dec 21-Fr bark Francois.
ARIcA-saiIed Dec 2s-Fr stmr Amiral Du-
cAIL4o-saiied Dec 1s-Br bark Eudora, for
MoRoRAN-sailed Dec 1s-Br stmr Twick-
enham, for Shanghai.
TYNE-Sailed Dec 1s-Ger bark Fuerst Bu-
OCEAN STEAMER
MOyILLE-Arrived Jan 2-Stmr Furnessia.
from New York. for Glasgow
Memoranda
Per stmr Maverick. from New York Jan p
Dec 2, in lat 40 s, lon rs o3 w. had a heavy
port rigging was carried away and the fore
mast went over the side
Ion 142 SO W, met German steamer steering SW.
LONDON. Dec. 31.-A Reuter- telegram re-
ports that Br stmr RangatiTs; ;, from Manila. for
ASTORIA. Jan 2.--The stmr Charles Nei-
turned here last night: cause NOT rfyeu
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
The Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
weather Bureau. San Francisco January ,.
RAINEAII DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

sSnow. Amount ground at present, SO
inches Last year. % inches
SVN0pCTS Ann EnpErAcrr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-25
TWO EXTRAORDINARY SIN VALUES

$500 and SIPS Fancy silks, 95c. Choice Spring
Silks in all the newest designs and uf'orings for hand
some gowns or the more practical jumper or shirtwaist
suits. The weaVes are Taffetas and Inutsienues.
zoe quality IoulaNis, $50. 23 inches wide, all silk
This Is one Of the best silk bargains ever offered In this
great store-a special purchase of more than 500 yards
Of choice. fresh. new Fouards iu polka dots coin
spots. etc. so very popular right UuA Tor all sorts OF
wear-complete color assortment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-25
Mclaughlin Resigns
Rather Than Face ConSe-
QuenceS of Participation in
Alleged Gould Conspiracy
SUBPOENAS ISSUED FOR
PRINCIPALS IN CASE
Gould and His Wife
Must Tell Commissioner
What They Know About Po-
lice Participation in Scandal
sIBy Morning Journal sDeolal Leased Wire. ]

Morning journal Special Ieased Wire I
I New York. MAY 24-Cantain WiI-
lam Al MAJ o,,uhiiu
"''"' ''' ~ tue peS'
known olil'erS IN the New York po-
lice department. and who has been
thirty years i'm The service win ratiro
g. a..
ll'"' ''e iPi'e al midnight tonight
me former Inspector today made APP
pllcatlon for retirement on half pay,
which Will be 1880 a year, and as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-25

former circus rider. who is credited
with having started the report that
Mrs. Howard Gould, While Miss Kath-
crime Clemmons, had been married i'm
Baltimore 20 Samuel Dawson before
she came 10 New York. was before
the commission and threw still more
light upou the connection of the po-
lice with the Gould family troubles.
He was placed on the stand by COM
missioner Hanson, and after relating
conversations he had with Big Jim
HaWley i'm regard to the alleged mar
riage and their Investigation of IL in
Baltimore, he said.
Later on | was summoned to In
spector McLaughliu's office. He put
me through a long examination and
crosS-questioned me very closely. He
asked me if ] was sure hat the Wom-
an who married Dawson was Mrs.
Gould, and I told him all ] knew
about it, and then he said, Nov YOU
come with me down to Delaney Mic
OILS office
II went with Mclaughlin 10 Mr..
Nicoll's office and told MIR, Nic0ll just
what ] had told the Inspector and
Peabody and Rig Jim HaWtev and
others. That is AN ] had 70 do with
the affair."
Sholes was asked if Inspector Ne
Laughliu ever suggested 60 him q"
visit the district attorneys office. He
replied i'm the negative.
Delaney Nicoll. upon whom. as
counsel for Howard Gould. Mrs.
served notice of her suit for perma-
nent separation on grounds of dcser-
ton, cruelty and inhuman treatment.
including a police conspiracy against
her. today made a statement setting
forth his connection With the alleged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-25

matter at his suggestion. When they
had satisfied themselves Thai the gos-
sip concerning Mrs. Gould was base
less, they dropped their investigation,
he says.
There was nothing done AIR. Me
OH adds, con behalf of Mr.. Gould
which was unusual, other than any
other citizen has q right to have done
for him.
It was said tonight that the retire
mcnt of Mclaughlin and the eXplana-
ton Of Nicoll would not stop the in
quiry under way at police h%eadquar-
terS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-25
ECUADOR SCENE OF
FRESH REVOLUTION
Attempt 10 Take Two Towns Fails Af.
ter Lively SltirmiSh.

Guayaquil. Ecuador, May 24.-Par-
ties of armed rebels appeared yester-
day between Ambata and Latacunga,
and made attempts to capture both
towns. a detachment of troops from
Latacunga surprised and dispersed the
rebels. The latter lost three men
and the government force had
one man killed. Revolutionary move
meats are reported in almost all parts
of the country,
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Examples of Our Special Dress Goods Offerings;
75c and 65c Novelty suitings t..................5 soc
800 and 2I25 Novelty and Check Suitngs. ...... 75c
$500 Novelty Suitings. ......- Sl.'u
This assortment OF Novelties comprises our entire
stock Of foreign and domestic Suitugs All that Is new
IN design and colornE IS here repre-euted. The checks.
plaids and the stripes ia almost endless combinations