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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-02
BINGHAM GREATEST
POLICE EXPLAINER.
No End of Excuses 10 Fit New
Emergencies or When the
Public Kicks

Police Commissioner Binghams set
replies to all criticisms OF his depart
ment run about in this wise:
Cannot the Police stop Joy rides by
chauneurs?"
We cannot without more stringent
laws"
Cannot the police capture burglars?"
I'VE cannot without more policemen. ="
Cant YOU make the present police
force do fun patrol duty?'
4 can If ! had The law changed
changed TWO years ago. so that | could
set down inefficient Inspectors"
Couldn't Sin men with the six auto
mobiles At the disposal OF the Depart
ment make the police patrol"
POSSIBLY. hut the autos are needed
for other police business
And more excuses To follow when The
necessity arises
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$lO,0OO,0OO OF WlFE'S
CASH SPENT BY BONl
CONTINUED from F,rst PoeeJ

IS ir,lvsi,, Tle.a 1c,i v,i,b 1,e :,
cams rba,,-,s ;,.at flo Count in order
to prevent tho marriage of Mime. Gould
with the Prince de Sagan, caused
forged letters ana documents. purport-
.rg to hay, hccn signed by De SaEan
to be sent to Nine. Gould. These pa
pers consisted ~ usurciS' notes PAYABLE
Tie day tie Prince was married to
Nine. Gould and three letters alleged
10 have been written ny De SaEau TO
woman friend, IN which he ridiculed
Nine. Gould and spoke in scurrilouslS
terms Of her.
The Count claimed that these docu-
men's lad been LEFT anonymously al his
residence during ;lc month of Sep
TENDER, 1901
Forlcd by Same Hand,
ne S,,,,,, or,,.a o., ,,ro,a ,,,,,b n,,
e...'," f,s.' w.
had arranged through two women,
coI,ad Nme 20 .nd Nina "a " "a
.''eu N'i'e' " anu M''e' ~" 10
have these documents shown TO Nine.
s,oan ,,,uo ,,,,ra',,,. aas.s,.,, ,,,
'at'"' "ii'e 'huirectiE accusing lhe
Count of forgery, offered to prove by
experts that these documents were
Forged by the same hand
Then, taking up his argument again,
NJ Clerencaau said no ala no, ,il,e IN
"'o Nv "' NV ''"' w
follow ms adversary INTO the realm OF
nimsy affirmation. he preferred to con-
dro bi,,ssr, "a f,o,, IL, o,,,I,, ~, -.
"'ie "'i'lse'l l" iactS 'Hat Souiu ne es-
tablished. Nevertheless. certain affirm
ations must be met notably. Mime
co,,rd,s .Ta,oJ ,a,,,nt, .,,a,'t - n,a,,,,
u"u'u aAeSeu remark thht IL would
have been better if She had not been
divorced b,i- had ,iveo as emo n,eassd
Tvs
"'"usH married what NINE. Could
actually said, NJ. Clemenceau declared.
was.
-, ,
- am treated Just as II l mad lot
of lovers"
Counsel for tho princsss commanded
,bo, ,,o -. .tn ,sl. . 'I''
'IaI t"e testimony OF the chauleur as
charged from the service of De Sagan
ana private detectives vas utterly UNI
Worthy OF Gredonce, and he raked
count CasteIlane fore and aft when lie
- n.4 ..HNi ~ IL rAp los "a
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Testimony of Bribed Servants.

He called attention 10 the fact that
counsel for the Count had nsinuIted,
but had not dared to allege. that De
Sagan had conducted. himself improp-
erly at Versailles. Such an intima ion
was UNANIMOUSLY false. and II was like
wise untrue that De Sagan had occupied
a room in the Chateau Marais on the
sane floor as that of Nine. Gould. This
charge was based on the testimony of
brihed servants. 1t was true that De
Sagan had rented a villa at Bellevue
under an assumed name but this was
something he had perfect right to do.
In conclusion, NJ. ClemenCeau gave
many instances of the tender motherly
SClicitude Of the Princess. instancing the
fact that she had arranged to receive
four kilograms day about her children
when she went to London TO be married
to the Prince.
When NJ Clemenceau had finished it
was announced that the case would So
over to Dec. g. when NJ. Junier will speak
for De Sagan and Nj. Roussel for
George Gould, who. as trustee Of his
sisters estate, is party to the suit.
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him s'".og) "Wh,r, dih TINS money
como from asked the laNv"' WAY
froN' Nina . aid who is nov the Pgln-
cess dc Sagan
Reycrting 20 the divorce proceedings
NJ. Hlom,Ustuu charged tina, the words
~ The decree obtained 10y the Countess,
hat "tEe husband had cu'ou tnod ~
Ia ions Will women OF easy NOR ils, -
ii nor constitute the worst charge
against re Count
Her Travels VITA saean.
After expressing regret that man
Ike DE Casttllanc should rake up the
life of De Saran, ana declaring that thc
a. mt lad better heed the Biblirau in
junction To do to others az he worttd be
done by NJ. ClcmenCcuu took up one by
one the accusations made against the
Princess by The Count regarding her
travels In Italy with De Sagdu before
Jhell marriage
Ii should H. remembered. the lawyer
declared. that the Princess was not a
yuunG Kin travelling with her fance,
tut divorced woman IN the company
Of the man she was going to marry.
Furthermore. size is an American. NJ.
Clenienceau said, and lie then gave a
breezy picture OF the freedom enjoyed
by women in the United States.
"Conduc; that would aprear TO be out
of the ordinary in France he said, lis
perfectly proper on the other side of
DIsmiss.ng the charges brought
against tl' iFlhCt ana Nine. Gould
while they were in New York, Nj
Clemenceau came to the more serious
charge OF misconduct at Versailles He
admitted that he Sagan had stepped out
of Nine. Goulds window in the Hotel
DIES Reservoir at II o'clock in the morn
ing, but he pointed out that this was not
the window of her bedroom, but of her
Salun. ard rs the salon was situated
on the ground floor of the hotel, 1t was
quite natural for the Prince to emerge
"A
dow that in French houses often serves
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HARRY SIMPSONS
SISTER UNEARTHS
MURDER EVIDENCE
Niece of Admiral Tells How
She Upset Verdict of
Suicide.
COMPELLED AUTOPSY.
Tragedy a Climax to Misery
of Unmatched Pair, She
Declares.
COMPELLED AUTOPSY.

Miss Elizabeth Sampson. Of No
152 West SiEty-fth street returned
today from Wayne County, n. Y, the
scene OF the Tragedy of her brother
Harry Sampson, rhOSe rite Geor-
Ola, is now prisoner charged with
his murder,
Here is Miss Simpsons own story
nhtch covers her observations for a
period of four GcckS:
BY Miss Elizabeth Sampson
Nfece of the late Admiral samp-
SOM.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16

are on the railroad right OF way and
got permission OF MIR. Garvin. the
local agent OF the railroad company
to erect them. used my own material.
and man in my employ at my own
expense erected them. Now II this
creature liar. Liggett. wished to
prove that a bill had been allowed
me for the erection of these hitching
posts by the county commissioners,
why did he not so to the county com
missiouers records and get copy of
this bill. that he says was allowed.
and publish it. No. he knows very
well no bill was before the board
for these hitching posts. and no such
n bill was ever allowed.
The story about these hitching
posts originated in this creature liar.
Lisgett's own mind. These stories
are libelous in character. and false
in every particular. II is useless TO
say that the known character OF this
man l.isSe,t and his newspaper are
such that the statements in the paper
will be believed by few. unfortu
nately. however. some persons are
III informed in this respect. and be
lieve the statements they see print
ed. even though they appear in a
newspaper printed by him.
T. ]. Sayler.
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16
To the Editor Of the prewers County
News ard his sedysuard.

In reply to yours OF recent date
in which YOU exhibit a picture OF my
building on Frcat Street. would
say yoa are a liar in every parsioa,
lar in regard 10 the aiteaipg posts,
and you know H. and | demand that
yoa prove 10 the taxpayers o. Proven
County that yoar statements in re
sard 10 the ai,ohins Posts are facts,
otherwise they can Ne accepted oaiy
as lies Noa say the coaaiy com
na3sssoaers paid to- ,Ae hiSoAins posts
that are erected al tse side % my
sSslasus. This is SANDER 10 every
member " sAe AoS-a. and yoa will
he reasirea 10 make s>oa yoar state
neat Eo- the benefit ~ the resd-
ers, would SAY these Ai;oAsas posts
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16

iunta at Lamar.
Jan 2s-Trinidad at Rocky Ford:
Lac Animas at La Junta.
IAN. So-Trinidad at las Animas.
Feb, LA Junta at Trinidad: Las
Anlmas at Lamar.
Fob. LA Junta at Ration.
Feb. is-Rooky Ford at Las Ami
mas aaA
Feb. is-Rocky Ford at Lamar: RIA
ton at Trinidad.
Feb, ~ 80 Lamar at Trinidad
Rocky Ford at la lunta.
Feb. sso-Lamar at Ration.
On every one % the above dates
there will be two contests between
the two schools scheduled for that
day. as there is a bows haske; ball
team In each school. besides the girls
team. the games to be PLAYED in
Lamar will probably be played in the
opera house,
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16

Mr.. Harry Manvillc made n bust.
ness trip 10 1ranadn Inst Tuesday.
J. W. Bent was In Las Animas tho
first OF the week attending TO busi.
ness matters.
Mrs j. W. ball has gone 10 CIark'B
Banitrlum Mt Pueblo for treatment
for rheumatism.
Tho now officers OF Orient Chapter
H. A. N. were installed at the lodge
room this evening.
Mrs. j. W. Dent returned last
Thursday from u visit Of several
weeks In Denver,
Miss Josie silver has been substi.
tutiug for Mas sabin this week In
the public schools.
Mr.. mud Mrs. q. W. burke are nj
home again In Lamar after n pleasant
Wait Of some months nj their old
home In Indiana.
Mr. e. W. Crane came up from Ra'
ton last week ana In Visiting with
hln daughter. Mrs i. r. ihwlcse. lIc
,,u ..u,ai, ,,,u aria, IN, ,o,,daya
"
q. 4, brown. who han becn u real.
"eht ot 'h'e V'o'"''y FOR "eVor' year"
loft ON Monday FOR the West. ilc
hn. .,v,,ni ,,ln,. II, vi,v, and wili
m,,, u.,,y inen,, nj mn, Of ,h,m.
mo w""ow" " '"o Lamar "'''''
NJ" """a""'y "'''"'''' '"'e '."''
wv" ""'""'' w '"'"' "'' "'''''''"e
R'e"' "e"' VI "'''"."" """e '"
'he beauty M" ""'' "' '"e'r "e"'s"'
The city council at the meeting
on Monday night appointed J., r..
+" Wv "" ""'" w W. "'"'' wv" ''""'
=" '""e '"e w"s'" =" ~" '"''' 80"
"'"' Nv" ""A Wv "e'' wv '''''e'''"
w my low" W '"' '""'''
Mo, has ACQUIRED several oil lcascs
south OF town. oae OF these was
occurred from u, u, Pike with the
understanding that Mr., Coyic win
atari work within thirty daya. AIR.
N'''' WV W. ''''" '"'''' ",e"
'" "'""e "''""ke"''"'N '"' '"' sup
"'"' w "'A "'''''
Mira, Maude ovington. Grand chief
of the rythian Siatcrs. asaistcd by
uaut srnnt ,na.t,r AIR. Amelia linn
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16
STATE OF COLORADO,
County OF PRowHRs.

Recodin and for the County the
certify that the above full true and
expenditures Powers County Colorado
ending June 30 1905 of the issued and
the balances the credit Of the
appears
In testimony
Official of December, A. D. 1908.
CHAS F. HOAG County
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16
G. A. r.

Regular meeting OF Kit Carson Pos,
e. a r. will be held at the office of
A Dee;er. on Monday evening. Dec
81 at O'Clock. A full attendance
is urgei. The officers for the next
yesr will be elected
ny orier Of A Dee;er.
d. 4 Cooper Post Commander,
Aiin;Snt-
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16

The following is the schedule "
the Arkansas Valley league Cor the
hs>se, ball season.
Ian. sS-Es;Na al Roxy Hari,
Ian. S. Ration a; las Animsss Is
The Lamar register., 1908-12-16


week In Las Ablmaa.
Hherlffc elect Simpson. OF Holly. wau
n Lamar visitor on Monday.
Mr. l., q, Cartwright. Santa re
special agent. was In Lamar Friday,
W, j, Tobin came In from Wiley
Thursday aud transacted aomo bupl.
neas,
q, W, burke. manager of the Fort
Lyon Canal Co. was In Lamar this
week
o. ", Xottman wan In Denver m
n wl,DenH In the Mexican counterfeit
case. iaHt week,
MlnH Llssle Campbell apent aaiur.
day and Sunday with her slater. Minn
JeHaie Campbell
Mr. Dick silver has been alex thin
week, aud has been compelled to piay
In bed several daya,
Mira, VIM, McCieeary. Of Nadiaon
County, Iowa, In Waiting with her
daughter Mira. Frank Cooper
Mr. y, y, Mccarty ieavep FOR Mia
souia. Montana. tonight. on account
Of the perioua iiineaa OF hiu brother.
q. H. rocock and u. A. pabney. of
Montgomery County. kanaan. fricnda
OF william Anderson. the oil man.
are here thia week.
Mira, Clara Moore In Visiting at the
home ~ her parerta AIR. and Mira
W. \, Nowerp, Mr., Moore repiden IN
Marble city, Colorado.
II In expected that MIR, N n.
Mclean and family viii arrive home
Sunday morning. Mr., Mclean In act.
tma atronser every day.
sheriff Geo, n, Thomas waa IN
Holly Thuraday aud Friday looking
after n BURGLARY case, specia, Ascn,
Oar,wrish, was there also,
Mira, nlleu NJ, Mutchier. an admin
istratri>, made final settlement on
Monday " the epta,e " the late pr.
J, A, Mutchier. her husband.
The many friends Of Dennis Neyi.
us vii, he alad to know that he IN
much better, lie In calling Tor uomc,
M,na to cat and that In a sure s,sn.
q, \, howen, who han been pay.
IA, hl a n
north aide, short visit, returned
to hls home In Kansas CITY satur.
day,
The colorado club held its regular
meeting at tho home W Mira, II n,
Iress on Tuesday, Quite an enjoy,
asle and rrctUeh,e afternoon was
arent
Mr. &, NJ, Zoe was In taa Animas
three DAYS W last week helrins IN
the work W checking ny the books
and finances " the rort l,ou Cana,
company,
REV, W + rarrn and family lett
Tor lios Angeles, California, rharsda,
moa,ns, lie has rented his farm
and exms,,s d, make An extended
alta, an tho c,,ast
we've working ~ the Holly factor,
this campaign are back. and mos,
NJ them -eem 10 ee slaa " e, The
sasas campaign IN HOLLY onl, lasted
,AWlsSae days,
49,, ,n = - 49,.
wv" ""ee" W. p" ,' wv
,ess tn The ee,tesA, ,>,art. The case
sas the Mexs,an e,aasestetms here
"a lamar las, sammer The Next
Sas. were nsS convicted
WYNN WAS s'N>s''eS SUNDAY ~ TOE
'es" " we ''>''"e' " Wv" 'e'''''N"'
~ s,,nr m.,,,, a., 40 s,>,,s.r n.<
,,,,>.,S,,,,,, ,n,,.,s ,,,,,cr M, n, n.s
ss,,.,>.A >na u>s .,Ar,1,>, NJ
NE s>sN " Ssrs>S,sv " she
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29

A very delightful thing about a mar
when you're not married to him, is
the way he likes girls.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29

Your face on three Post Cards fol
25 cents at Post Card Depot. 9 90 Il
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29
BOUNDARY ORDINANCE To
BE ACTED upon TONIGHT

At the meeting of the City Council
tonight the ordinance providing for
the changing of the boundary lines of
the city so as to put the property of
the j. ]. Newman Lumber Company
outside of the city limits in order that
it may be exempted from city taxation
will be acted upon, and passed.
This afternoon the lines designated
in the ordinance were gone over and
the council tonight will enact the nee
essary legislation to exempt the mill
property from taxation. This is an
other step toward the rebuilding of the
mill, and is a concession on the part
of the city to facilitate the resumption
of activities at this important industry
This matter will probably be taken
up and disposed o.. before the Cumber.
land Telephone rate case is brought
up in the meeting.
T.. vun Ue appropriately puto
, more use.
On summary days during the fall
he white suit will still be worn. but 1t
i'll be of homespun or serge and
he TRIMMINGS zri,1 he -k-aidir--. ror
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29
Weekly Meeting Held

Yesterday afternoon the Emmanuel
Woman's Missionary Society assem-
bled at the church for the weekly
meeting. The attendance was good
and interest manifested was splendid,
making the meeting very interesting
and helpful. The missionary program
was completed for next Monday, the
ladies deciding to have missionary
program the first Monday in each
month. Miss Irene Arledge conduct
ed the devotional exercises. No fur.
Their business the meeting adjourned.
Brilliant Musical
Event Last Evening"
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hanna, on Bay. street. last evening
was aglow with bright lights and
happy faces, the occasion being a mus
zeal given in honor of Miss Batson
and Mr.. Draughon. The several re-
ception rooms were fragrant with the
sweet orders of roses, and beautiful
palms and ferns were banked in every
nook and corner. So well recognized
is Mrs. Hanna's charming hospitality
It's needless to say that any social
event in her home is always replete
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29
The S0l1a/ Side.
CUMBERLAND PHONE No.. A20

with joyous moments. But this affair
which so beautifully complimented
the bride and groom-to-be was unus.
ually delightful.
Delightful music by the orchestra
was discoursed throughout the even
ing, adding a most. pleasant feature
to the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
assisted by Miss Sibyl Mcdonald, cor.
daily greeted the guests at the door
The genial hostess, assisted by her
charming young sister, served the
dainty refreshments of ice cream and
cake. Following are the members of
the popular orchestra: Wiley Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Aylesworth, Misses Gul.
da and Margaret Aylesworth, Sibyl
Mcdonald, John Perry, Walter Hall,
Spivey McWilliams, Colt Horn, Hack.
ney. Guests, Misses Batson, Chicadee
Collins, Ruby Batson, Messrs
Draughon and Batson.
Homes Mission
Meeting Interesting
The. Home Mission Society Of Main
Street Methodist Church met at the
regular hour yesterday afternoon at
the church and held splendid meet.
ing. Mrs. W. F. s. Taturh, the presi.
dent, presided over the meeting. Rev
T. B. Holloman lead the devotional
service. Business of importance was
discussed, a progressive chatting dish
party being one OF the principal dis
cussions. The date of the entertain
ment to be announced later. Begin
ming at the home of Mrs. T. B. Hol
loman this unique entertainment com
mences, where she will be hostess for
a short time, then on to the home Of
Mrs. s. L. Heidelberg, and then next
with Mrs. T. r. Ross. All who attend
will have the pleasure of being charm
ingly entertained at three different
ideal homes all in one afternoon
These ever thoughtful workers who
contribute so much to sweet charity
also planned to send box of clothing
to the orphans home. The business
concluded they adjourned to meet
again next Monday at the usual hour.
| . .
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. MCGOWAN and
their interesting family will leave one
day this week for Mobile, where they
will live in the future.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Mrs Odom was hostess of the Wo
mans Missionary Society at her hos
pitable home on Fourth avenue yes
terday afternoon. The meeting was
/ well attended and proved an interest
ing one as well as very pleasant
social one. The president, Mrs. P. e
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29
government TO
CONSTRUCT new
TELEPHONE lines

Berlin, September 29.-The German
imperial postoffice department is to
begin within six months the construc-
ton of lines of direct long distance
telephones with a number of places
in Norway and Sweden. All the
Board of Trade of the German Empire
have united in petitions for the imme-
date creation of long distance tele-
phones between Berlin, and Stock
holm, and Gothemburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29
SMALL BLAZE IN
WATKINS FOUNDRY

A small blaze in the foundry depart.
ment of the Watkins Machine Works
at A o'clock yesterday afternoon
called out the department The fire
had been extinguished before the fire
companies arrived on the scene, and
the damage was a small one.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29
Four photos Of the children for 20
cents at Post Card Depot 20 If
BRYAN CAMPAIGN FUf!D.

The Daily News Acknowledges the
following contributions TO the Mryan
and Kern campaign fund. Every good
Democrat should contribute at least
91 M To Tho nonnnnrntin nn,,rn.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29

Phillips, presided in her usual gentle
way. Several splendid papers were
read on mission work. The orphan
age work was discussed, and it was de-
cided to send a box to the orphanage
soon. Mrs. Odom served delicious hot
chocolate and waters which proved
very refreshing and appropriate for
the cool afternoon. Mrs. ]. Frank
Smith on Hall avenue will be the
next hostess, with Mrs. Monroe Smith
as leader.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-29

read on mission work. The orphan
age work was discussed, and it was de-
cided to send a box to the orphanage
soon. Mrs. Odom served delicious hot
chocolate and waters which proved
very refreshing and appropriate for
the cool afternoon Mrs. ]. Frank
Smith on Hall avenue will be the
next hostess, with Mrs. Monroe Smith
as leader.
Wedding Bells
Soon to Ring
Several weddings are among the so
cial prospects for the early autumn
The happy pairs are giving out, in con.
fidential whispers, the time and place,
but the formal announcements are not
yet done. However, they will be made
and the weddings will be very elabor.
ate, and some are predicting that big
surprises are in store for great
many. One thing is sure, matrimony
promises to be on the boom" here
in the near future
Culture Club
Meeting Postponed
Today would have been the first
meeting of the Culture Club for the
season with Mrs. F. Anderson as
season with Mrs. ]. F. Anderson as
from, the city it will be postponed I'M
til two weeks from today, when Mrs.
Grace Christian will be hostess.
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Westminster Aid
The Westminster Aid Society of the
Bay Street Presbyterian Church will
hold the regular weekly meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the ladies
parlor. 1t was postponed from yester-
day on account of Mr.. Pettigrew's
death. who was a prominent member
Of the Bay street church.
:. : I:
Mrs. T. M. Farve. a charming young
matron who has been the guest of of
her sisters, Mesdames A. e. Hoffman
and G. B. Griffin, left this morning
for her home at Gulfport She also
visited her parents at New Augusta,
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols.
: .
Mrs. Charley Dobbins has had as
her guests her mother, Mrs. R. P.
Gains, of Meridian, and her sister,
Mrs. M. E. Harold. of Gates, Ala.
They left few days since for their
respective homes.
Mrs. F. o. Miller and mother, Mrs.
Jennie CASTOR, left today for Meridian
where they will visit for a fortnight,
from there they will leave for their
future home in Augusta, Ga.
Heber Thames left last night for At
lanta, Ca, where he goes to attend
college this year. Our best wishes
are extended to this bright young man.
Mrs. Elma Bennett Lay and baby,
Ruth, of Bisbee Arizona, are here the
guests of her father, Mr.. J. D. Bennett,
on Redus street.
Messrs. F. F. Phillips and Stephen
Lanum, of Kentucky, left yesterday
for short "trip to Gulfport.
Mr.. S. Leggett, of Columbia, is in
the city, the guest of Mesdames G. W.
Batson and A. F. Parker.
Mrs. w. K. Red has as her guests
her mother, Mrs. Johnson, and sister,
Mrs. Burns, of Gulfport.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Koonce will move
this week to their future home. at Burn
side.
Mrs. Jessie Cox has returned from
an extended visit to her father in Flor,
ida.
Mr.. F. F. Phillips returned Sunday
night from a trip to Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-07-11
4,soo cIuDADANos
voTARAN PoR ANDREWS.

Albuquerque, N M, Julio g.
Durante algunos dias pasados
han circulado en- ell condado de
Bernalillo peticiones pidiendo a
la convention territorial Republi-
cana y q sus delegados que voten
por ell Delegado w. Fl. Andrews
para ell Congreso Sexagesimo
primero.
Las irmas q estas p~eticioles
han llegado un n1mero fene
menal. En- esta ciudad arriba de
1900 ciudadsnos, Republicans y
Democrats, las han firmado, y
hasta ahora mas de $500 en- ell
condado afuera de los lfmites de
la ciudad. Estos peticionarios Sc
compromised q votar por Ell Dele
gado w. HI. Andrews ST fuere no.
mirado.
Esta era la cuenta hoy al medic
dia y todavia estan circulando y
tirmandose las peticiones. Sc
cree que cinco sextas parties de
los votantes de este condado
habran frmado cuando cese la
circulation de las listas.