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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women OF Richmond the Same
~ Elsewhere

.. !
Hard to attend to household duties
With a constantly aching back.
woman should not have a bad
back,
And she wouldn't II the kidneys were
well.
Doan's Kidney Pills make we'll Kid
Here is q Richmond woman who en-
dorses this claim:
Mrs. M. "A. Hughes. $500 East Mar.
shall Street. Richmond. Va, says: II
am very thankful for the benefits I
received from the use OF Doan's Kid
ney Pills, At the time ! began taking
them ! was in . very poor physical
condition. had such sharp pains
across my Joins that could scarcely
attend to my household duties and
stopping or lifting was out OF the
question, II contracted the slight
est cold II settled in my kidneys and
caused mo untold misery. Doan's. Kid
ney Pills were brought to my atten-
tion. I want to Owens q Minor Drug
me from the hrst, and before stopped
taking them ! had received . COM
plete cure" (Fro,n statement given
December 2e, 1000 j
TIME 10 THE TEST.
! on July 2e. 1907. Mrs. Hughes again
Recommended Doan's Kidney pills ard
added the following TO her previous
\ statement. am glad to say that
4 during the past I'VE years there has
j been no indication Of = return Of my
4 kidney trouble. You can continue the
4 use OF my name. and you may refer
Il any one 70 me Wishing details OF my
\ case" IA
For sale by all dealers. ,rice. 80
cents. Foster Milburn- CO., Bunalo
i New York, sole agents f1r the untted
Remember Il the hsins Dean AIlt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
KING WILLIAM COURT.
Of MT. Hill as Commls-
sioneR Causes Surprise.

Especial to The Times p1spatch.)
ETNA MILLS VA. October 1.-The
October term Of King William Circuit
Court convened To-Day, Judge O., B.
Jones presiding. There is a large
docket on hand. but 1t 10 thought not
many Of the cases are ready to 60 into.
Judge Jones appointed on yesterday
Mr., John Hill, Of Mangohick District.
Commissioner OF Revenue for tho coun-
ty OF King William This was SUR
prise to the friends Of M. Writ Neal.
the present incumbent, who had . PEE
Etition signed by a number Of friends.
M. Alexander Campbell also had a pc.
tition. MI. Hill ID well qualified Tor
the office, and will make a good ofhcer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
IMMENSE POWER PLANT.
To Supply Power to Many North Caro-.
lima Towns from Salisbury.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
SALISBURY, N. c., October lit has
been definitely announced here that
the Whitney Reduction Company, own
ers Of the great water and electric
power plant at the celebrated narrows
on the Yadkin River, thirty miles from
this city, will make Salisbury the dis
tributing station for North Carolina
Of the electric power to be supplied to
scores of towns and cities In this seq
ton. It is also stated that the COM
pany will keep its main offices in this
city, and that its interests Will
be greatly increased in this part
Of the State. The officers OF the
company state that power will be
ready for general use July ], 1908
The plant has capacity Of $4,000.
horse mower, t- :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02

points Of interest Among the guests
from distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leigh NJ. Pearsall. Westtield, N. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal B. Embree. Bristol.
Va; Mrs. Minton Dyke Clark, New
York City; Mrs. Florence Embree.
Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Mary Mills.
Sherman, Tex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
MIR. Courtney Appointed.

Especial to The Times-D spntch,l
KING AND QUEEN G. H., VA, Oc-
tober Judge Jones has appointed
Mr.. w. S, Courtney commissioner OF
the revenue for this county.
Mr.: w. F. Bngby. county clerk. after
a six weeks spell of fever, is back ut
his post again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
COMMISSIONERS ARE NAMED.
Messrs. Moore and Mann are Appointed
in Chesterfield.

lspecialto The Times-Dispatch.l
CHESTERFIELD c. H.. VA. October
1.-Mr. G. Wills Moore. member OF the
Board OF Supervisors from Midlothian
District, was on yesterday appointed
by Judge Watson as commissioner Of
the revenue for No. District. COM
prising Manchester. Midlothian and
Bermuda magisterial districts, to sue
coed Mr.. Thomas p. Woodfln, whose
services in that capacity will terrni-
nate with this year. Other candidates
for the appointment were S. q. Cowan,
Selwyn Hancock, w. G.. Owens and g.
E. Robertson. Herschel ". Goode Is
mentioned as the probable successor OF
Mr.. Moore as supervisor.
Samuel A. Mann, the veteran com.
missioner Of the revenue for No. 2 Dis
trict was reappointed. The office OF
commissioner in this county pays
about 500 per month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
NEW ACADEMY IN DANvILLE
A TO De OFF;NED NEXT WEEK
(sp.eial 10 The rimes-Dispatch.)

p (SpeclAl to The TIMe0-UIspAtch.)
III nANVILLE. VA. October 1.-The
new Academy Of Music being built
here by s. A. scilose, the well-known
theatrical man, Will bs upened on Oo-
@ hs .om has una
win be modern In every detail. Dan.
Vile h,,s been without = theatre OF
any KIND foi, shc past two years on ac-
SSant hs az
Nr. sslosa w pcpulax subssr!ptton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
900 HottIes

also is coming in freely. and the farm
ers are well satisfied with the present
prices OF both cotton and tobacco.
The United States government has
opened recruiting station. for the
army at Wilson, and several have al
ready applied. One applicant has been
accepted and sent to Fort Slocumb, N.
Y. The station here will probably be
maintained for several months IL not
indefinitely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
All Druggists

nicipal improvements. The bonds will
be Issued in instruments OF $4,000
annually, the money to be used In the
construction of sewers. water works,
street improvements and for other pur-
poses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
AMHERST DEMOCRATS.
New Executive Committee Organize,
- With Tucker.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
i AMHERST. VA. October IA meet
ing OF the newly-elected Democratic
Executive Committee Of Amherst coun-
ty was held here to-day. Stickley
Tucker was elected chairman and O.
". Hanger secretary. both Of them re-
ceiving the entire vote OF the commit
teemen present. Treasurer H. G,
Joyner, who has been chair man for the
past two years. was re-elected. but
declined the honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02

gookDonviilA, 41A--HIrS.
=. Zixeins saysl
~ muss say that have
Aevef fen - we'll TOT hvs
ysass. ] always kssD Dehsk
:, ASaAnta, 0a-WR. 0AAAsid
I dssivsl gssat bsasae fs>m
Babel. BOD - thrss asss
bottles q ~0ss.
1sw oyasAas, xA-SoAl
hoA 1essaAaaA sAys,
ny physician says thai -
Hek has pF0~ea valuable Il
Malaria whore etAAs p1speSA.
lions havs fatisd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
FOR CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
Town OF salisbury Votes 100000 for
Et This Purpose.

(srecial to The Times-Dispatch.)
4 SALISBURY, N. g., October with
5ure, Salisbury to-day voted $780, 900 Of
sthirty-year per cent. bonds for mu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02

Hard to attend to household duties
With constantly aching back.
A woman should not have bad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02
Fever Ire You Immune 7 6

z . "a psrAeufs
up; hoadach. /;
nAuseA: intsnse
hEN: general
6iocUnf0y7 and
anxiety; Sevsr
eoSO q o ~ a !
> pulse fails: feel.
lag u sxhaus.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
LONE BANDIT RAIDS
FIVE ARIZONA HOTELS

PRESCOTT. -Specs&l-F1ve
hotels were raide6 last nsght by q
lone b6noit armed with a katie. and
one OF the guests re held Up and rob
bed was fatally stabbed when hs Of
fered resistance. Confronting every
person re rlet in his walk through tas
Hobbies and corridors OF the hotels he
invaded. th8 highwsymsn raised his
knife and ordered his victims 10 sur
render their money and valuables- All
OF ne persons encountered readily
rcbrfitted. except Robert Luteill. =
guest OF the SchuesermRn Hotel. where
the robber rrst made his appearances.
Tsufelt ignored the bandits demands,
and was almost cut 20 pieces By hi.
sssaunnt-
Tea minutes later the robber enter
&c the Brirkmeyer Hotel. where ne ss-
cured considerable booty. In rapid
succession re paid hasty visits 20 the
Head cir and GLOBE Hotels. in each
instance tsrrorixing and rc5binG the
inrnaf>a he encountered He then
made his escape
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
VIRGINIA GIFTS ROUSISG
WELCOME BACK HOME

CHARLOTT ESNTLLE. NA--Special.
Notwithstanding ia defeat az the
hands ot Sewanee. IN Norfolk Satur-
Cay. the virginia team received &
rousi-g welcome upou is return last
night over hais the student body
marched 90 the station. headed BY
cheer Leader Williamson When the
team arrived such of the players IS
could not escape the attention oc the
crowd were clrrie1 on the shoulders
% thelr enthusiastic friends 20 q tally
ho. which stood near. deck-1 II
orange and blue.
IN This The players we're drawn &
triumph. with cheers and songs 20 The
University. Thelr college songs and
yclis we've given Tor the team. Thu
was all in strange contrast after Vir-
C.-.a's victory over North Carolina 9
week earlier. Last Sunday only &
handful p students were al the depot
e greet the squad.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
TO TAKE CONTROL OF
CRIPPLED TRUSTS
J. P. Morgan and Standard on
Interests Move 20 Take Over
Management Of Trust Com
pany Of America and Lin
coin Trust Co. OF New
York-Oust Boards.

NEW pecisl-Nost re-
markable series OF conferences ever IN
dciCet IN BY the bankers OF New York
came % an end shortly after 5 O'Clock
this morning. when less than a dozen
men Who had been IN almost conrinu-
Gus session az :. Plerpont Morgan's
home FOR sixteen hours. went 20 their
homes i1 automobiles and other con-
vCyarccs that had been standing tn The
vicinity OF the Morgan residence IN
East Thirty-sixth street since . o'clock
Sunday afternoon. when the bankers
beCan 20 assemble
The conference was a triangular AZ
fair during al the hours that the
bankers were az the home % Mr. Nor
gar. the orscers and members OF the
board o. directors q both the Trust
Company CT America and the Line oin
Trust Company were IN session en- tif-
ferent psrlo-s % the Waldcrf-AstCri
That the meetings were related was
csrs btished early BY the fact tNat COM
wirtees from one meeting 81 frequent
intervals called upon another.
Lt e impossible 20 state definitely
the result q the conferences. but q IS
pretty sure that there viii az an early
tste. probably today. be snuour er.lent
made that new Influences viii tcui-
nate the boards ~ the two trust com
Ts-i-s These Two insti'utioo,. ths
Lincoln Trust and the Trust Company
% America have been under IRE row
for nearly TWO weeks and thcy have
STOOD a successicn - runs shat have
only s--vcG 20 demonstrate theig
--E-h. Put q e said thzt the-e -,
been sSatisfacticr with The delay in
settling accounts 90 banks and some
90 ere i-t--cs-s thzt have been stand
i-C hack - re companies have deter
~l-cl 90 withdraw. In consequence
20 tr- Is Vas decided 90 Strengthen thr
boards 40 direction. and fn order On
ccco-r -ish -hst the afi-iey and riEh'
-r-fe---ces were -ec-ssz ~. as the ci-
-nr--s q tce two CON. a-lies were
ar.--e to having action taken tha'
s..-- 20 th~ust them fDto the back
ground
The Interests - said 20 be = Pier
rr-t EorEE- and TIE First National
sank back % 80 Trust Company q.
America. and John T. RocEc[~.iei
ard re Ue- who control -he Stzudar RI
Oh Company. with ne National C!-y
Bank &c thelr back viii dominate 80
beard q ne Lincoln Trls. Comp any
f- ~ss r-ncret also that the Aston
-- Company which - ar i-~-t--'
--- with st-o-E Morgan latrr-s
Hr-,- axe over both GO re i-e-i-l
rc-s tlat have been ne suh.cct Cd
discussion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
EIADE $500 PROFIT
N z-ACRE ORCHARD

WINcEESTEk. va-Sseclzi 49, ~.
Q. vyhltzcre. O. Catrexbor0. FEecerlck
county. a. The oz-Eer % = four-acre
apple orchard. which vsl yield hin
gz.Stt cash this ye4s. Although most
q the apple orchards q this section
yielded little More than &C per cent
q q full crop. Mr. Whlt2cre gathered
SOC bushels q York IaperssI.. which
he p&cked ard shipped 10 Chicago. re-
ceiysnx s. q barrel for them a letter
received froE q teadsng c0r1niieelon
house 20 Chicago stated that they
were fhs 1Deet apples seer fn thaf
market tnte fan The trees hat been
- eli c2re1 for ard they zere Nelghtec
-eNn with the fruit
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
MILITARY TITLES ON
GOVERNORS STAFF
" Colonel" Cutchins Thinks Il IS
All Wrong and Takes Jsb 81
the Honorary General" and
Make Believe Soldiers.

TIE current t-s-e o. Amy a-t
49, r,.... -,-..,-. , 49,, h,,. ,-.r-
-11-e ~I-o-e Troy" N-e Pe- q ~oH- -
C-tch-ns. member CO the Richmond
IErht Infantry F-ucV. who -asse- n cry
10 ... --r-. 49,, $500 -
.
4-s and "cc-c-e-s 1sGearlrs ca the
STATS cs ERE various Governors OF
states ga .,,fs r-rto-
~ 1890 .-- -.
-'-----.'' "--~ - --"s -
PROGRESSION an "a so- y MAJOR Sol
Cltcllrs. does NOT take The cuberns-
..-..- ---,,-. ..-.-..s-,. --a vN-- e..
.t.-,.-
.-..r' &c N---Ha s-e-t p pa 1l-~s q
c---scs t@rst-l 4-r-rrce or tie
20 --,rr--,- .rrr~f-sF rrU.-t- Tgo t-e.rs
thr whole subject --ser the carlton
The r.or..a. ,r-lra-v S-a-" ard
here ts What ne sav-.
th- STATE militia severn! wears Ak. u
has been @ subject q wonder ~ ne
f-s. Why a -rerrhe- q the Govcrrcr's
s.af- raou-E have the rank q colonel
az genera. and oe permitted 20 --r
. lr-re IN The Uniform - thar rau- 90
enough. Because the Glve-ncr. as
such. 10 cor.ua--er-lr-chte< q ne
state forces and q cours. should
have sta. ne members % which
rrl-E- -er~sFaFf.E L. q ElE- rank.
Eut .--ar-lrg thsr - Governor. IS
such. ls tle courna-1er-l--chie cs
re state fo---s-arI a.. course that
L statement fs .l- q % cc-t-aEtct-l-
Us re not primarily c.yl o.1cer9
Us ne chosea utth ary. the least re
gsrI 70 rs Qualities q military lead
ershlp. on the contrary ne e
chosen entirely s1r his c.vll and DO
..ucRI qualities and Is me uoruinHl
head q the military. purely and sim
rly because 90 .s ore u. the many CO
ordinate branches OF government.
which. under cur systern. come. with
- the management % ths Executive
department This point % course
needs 40 arEumerr. = then Re needs
must have g sta~-anl we think he
undoubtedly shoul1-why should u be
made - entirely q representatives.
q only one branch q the executive
department q th- state gov--nnent7
We desire q course that the military
should be represented. and We think
max representative % the military
should be TIE most representative men
lr the state military service. but ws
think the present system OF selecting
men who have no connection what
ever with the militia. and who. a,
* very frequently happens have
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Doctors Discover Cure for Iookja,,.

y
A remarkable case @ tetsnus. or
Toe k.zw. IS being Observed IN Bellevue
Hospital. ard ne doctors announced
tentatively their belief that science
has a. lss- conquered the dread dis
eae-
-he -arerf rs Pete Il1nzhan. @
1855 Tflri Avenue lie was employ
el ~ The New YORK New Haven and
Hartford Railroai Company az Mott
Haven. IN the yards.
About two weeks ngo - stepped
on rai. which penetrated MS foot
and his fellow worEmer told HIN
lccktsw would se- il- Going % Belle
we. 20 actually developed the ar-lc-
r.ol. through The power. probably. OF
aut0-suEEe-tl But Prof. Joseph
Blake diezcovered that - solution o.,
sterfilzed water and magnesium sui
phare injected into the spine checked
he 6lsease. ard "a has done so. House
Surgeon Frederick Kempf with DIS
Hoibrook. Ray and Lens take hourly
Zatches a. the bedslde.-Sew York
American.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
FALLS TO his DEATH
ON Mt. VERNON GROUNDS

ALEXANDRIA Va Special. -
While trimming 4 tree on the grounds
az Mount Vernon shout Il o'clock yes
terdsy morning. Pierre Lorraine. an
Italian. about twenty i've years OF age.
fell a distance q forty feet and suB-
tanned injuries that resulted IN his
death about 1880 o'clock last night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
JOHN SHIP KILLED
BY A c. & o. TRAIN

STANTON. "a -Sp-cial -Tohr.
ShiGv. O. Chesapeake and Ohio en-
-cye. was struck tv @ freight train
CO Wsyneshc-o tlls morning and XIII
FL Instantly TIE BODY wss mElElet
almost beyond rccoEr-Lon- Shipp had
been WIKI TIE road FOR about ffteel
yeas. lie leaves q vie and family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
J. W. MARTIN KILLED BY
FALLING FROM WINDOW.

EOANOKE-Spec iSl-J. W. Martin.
atty years old. lsborer. fell from a
third story window IN Bachrach's Ho-
tel yesterday. crushing his skull and
dying an hour later he Is believed
20 have been under the influence Of
liquor.
lie was unmarried. and came from
Montgomery county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

When woman gets interested In
missionary work * ss a sign that she
has given CD hopes OF marrying well
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
FOOTBALL


l-ENING-OS. NA.-Spe cisl.-Roa-
roze College was overwhelmingly de-
fe1tci saturday by th- strong Viz
rinla Military Institute eleven. the
rnal score being - 20 d.
The grounds were very muddy.
which. il measure. kept the score
as small a. 81 was the Roanoke COL
leEe boys being Cltclasscl.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

Largest Weekly Circulation
In the State.

For the convenience OF our patFoAa
who desire 70 place their wants" re-
fars 8 large number OF readers
tarouKheut The state. we have ar
ranxsmsnts with other lsadiaE week
~ papers BY which yeur want -atS~
~ papers in vyrEiuia. at . cost OF onkx
q cents q word Leave your order nnt
copy al tkie sncA
uUlLkN HAyK soUQET AND SOLD
81 HU0Aks. sos ~ Thirt etrsst
xDisoN rnoNooRApmA
SOLD on EASY PAYMENT. z-NTIHE
cAtalsGus Etissn kscer4s sn4 Ell
strs<l hishnsnd. Va @ n HAfNNk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01

l. yonr present employment getting 10 he
intolerables Read and answer a few Morn
ing journal war; ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
INVITE 4 TEST.
Tho j. u. O'Rielly Co. Ask Catarrh
Sufferers To Try HyOmei on Their
Guarantee.

The j. H.. O'Rielly Co. invite an who
suffer from any form Of catarrhal
troubles to get a Hyomei outat from
them with their absolute guarantee
that if it does not give perfect salts
faction, the money viii be refunded
upon request.
There is no other treatment for ca
tarrn that in any way resembles Hyo-
mel none thar gives such quick cura-
rive results and lasting satisfaction. no
me iicine that can AXE it's place. none
that can be sold on a guarantee like
this, to refund the money unless it
cures.
Catarrh is a germ disease and can
be cured only by breathing Hyomei,
so that the most remote air cells In
the nose, throat and lungs are reached
by its antiseptic healing powers. In
this way an catarrhal germs are
killed. the irritated mucuous mem
brene is healed and catafTh is driven
from the system.
This wonderful medicated air treat
me1t doe snot drug and derange the
stomach. but is breathed through q
little pocket inhaler that goes with
every dollar outfit.
The unusual way in which the J.. IT..
OHielly co. sell Hyomei attests their
confidence in the remedy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
THIS WEEK
ditch and 0 amH under cultivation Remainder of land Is virgin soil. free rom akl+
~ - AArm ~ md annng In ANAL LaLa or W putting % MI under

% SAIE.
s2g50-2 story brick residence with large
grounds u finest garden land Barn ana
poultry houses. Fruit ane shade trees.
within three blocks OF street railway.
q SALE.
S5550-Fine residence near Robinson fark'
two lots; 10 rooms: modern, a bargain.
Original cost $4,000.
FOR SALE.
xG0O0-Two lots with two I story brick bus
mess houses. Good Investment with GER
tainty Of speedy advance In value
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
TO BECOME THE
{ F
of Last House OF
First In
1t of Job Under Oil
Jas, Duncan

swatch 10 the Morning Journal
h. y. NJ. sept. Ottoman
Raca. speaker of the iast
representatives. will tomer-
me chief deputy coal oil IN
OH Inspector James
lreing the first incumbent 81
Raca will have general
,u or the OH inspection in an
according to the impre sion
he legislature. in which he
prominent part came 10
paca's name has been ire
Mentioned for numerous ter
ositions from superintendent
nitenfiarv 10 coal oil inspect
impression has been that the
h of the gang which con-
majority in the lower house
u last session Of the legisla-
! under very considerable
l. to the speaker ana thal
L. him sbmc rather large
L. what.hoY proposed lu 90
That an effort was made To-
prhmises there Is niue
it did Ut bring the speak
substantial results The
Nmprcssio has been that
da.nde oi 10 old machine dlf
III fn maine good 90 ah and
IL left shift FOR himself.
seems have been rather
ssful TN 10 depending on
Ill efi6S swift seventeen.
act the A into possession ID
on accout 2 first class pos
but the gfVues OF the cnleI
throw thei INJECTOR nave nu.
lime for AHMED us yet hu'
n aey viii De wheT
~opressed In % the Office
nwraHfwn -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
CROOKS THINK THIS
CITY IS EASY
MONEY
Nice Line of Denver Stick-up.
Artists Headed This Way
With Full and Detailed De-
ScriptionS Travelling Ahead,

Chief of Police McMillin received a
letter yesterday from Denver which
made him smile. II was in line with
his theory that as a result of the re-
cent cleaning out of the Denver ten
derloin a considerable number of the
bad ones might be expected to dritt
this way. and with that idea in view
he has been supplying he local de-
partment with carefully detailed de-
scriptions Of some of the more likely
ones for several weeks past.
''They seem to think we are the real
.Rubens down here said the CHER
last night. "and perhaps We are, but
we don't wear the hayseed where II
can be brushed of US by every passeF
by
The letter in question was from a
Denver correspondent Of the police
department. and outlined in some
glowing detail the probable coming OF
the Myers gang, and several other
gangs Of more or less notorious
crooks. who have recently found 1t
necessary to get out of Denver in some
haste. The letter says that Meyers
and his crowd rave recently gathered
up the easy money at the Littletoh
county fair in Colorado. and that they
expect Ito make a killing In Albu-
querque. The killing is very likely to
be made. Tor with the letter and 9TH
ers which have been coming FOR sew
eral days are very carefully prepared
| descriptions of the men in question
! who. if they show up in these parts
viii have an opportunity to give a
reason for the journey. The migral.
ing crooks appear to have manager
their departure very badly Ihey
were permitted to get out Of Denver
uumolpstpd but they neglected TO ar
rang for their identity to be concealed
In the rest of the country, AMI ms a re-
suit peace officers all over the south
west are better prepared to az bust
ness than they have ever been before
under similar conditions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-01
Indian REESE
Enough toI
Settlers WI
ing the Coz
Washington

Washington,F
clio Sam is n
~homesteads in
the west to add
homeseekers da
This will he tho
he has made sinr.
ma open 20 sett /.
he opened up isl 3
ferent Indian RESI-
all of it is REGAIN
farming purposef
tions for its disHl
one reservation 4
cided to open ALI
terry system. Thisf
by the governmet
ably. 1t preclud
contests and 4
everybody who of
lottery. whether 4
loser knows that
The reservation
their acreage, fol
Occur d'Alene. Idaho
Colville. Washington
Flathead. Montana
Lower Brule. South
Rosebud. South OAK
N~sima, Washington