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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

Department oi the interior, { y. Land
Office at lucumcari New Megico.
luiy 8, i9os.
Notice IS hereby gwen that Oscar ".
Elliott, OF san Jon. - VI, who. On April
% iJos made homestead entry No. s52t.
serial NO. o-S, Tor ~ nw4 and NJ sw
sec ~ ~ Ion range iye. New MeN. prin.
cipdl Meridian has nlrd notice vt intention
60 make nnal commutatinn proof to rstab.
Itsh clam t. the land above described
before Register and Receiver { y Land
Othcr At ~Tucuncau. y VI. IN the Sth
ii, of Angus, Q
Claimant names rs witnesses
Y Carter. /. Hairless. = Crrsap Earl
Ross, all Ut San lon, y. II.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Ut the Interior L = Land
Office AZ ~ruCumrau y VI

once AZ IuCUmrpr y
luly s, 100
Notice - hrr-cy gwen that Cicili,
Montana non Cecilia Mrta. ut QUAY.
y VI, care Pedro BorlueA who IN Dc,.
80 tpos made homestead cutr, No itto.
serial No o7p. Tor -. sWi nwl sea. sw 4,
nc1, sec . ~ I'm, range 1ge, y VI princi.
pal meridian has dlri notice OF intention
10 make nnal live year proof to e,tab.
iish claim 60 the land ABOVE described
before Register and Receiver. ~ ; Land
Once ~ Iucumc1ri. y. VI on the sth
iaE OF August. 100.
Claimant names a. witnesses.
Pedro Virgil. Pedro Bur1urz both oi
QUAY. y VI. Mauricio Macs rro.D Mar.
tlne1 both IT Tucumcari, y. VI
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

Don't buy Sttvchninc Carbon
ANYTHING until YOU get our
prices. Elk Drug Store. ,f-,f
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
Department II the Interior. q. :. Land
Office at Tucumcart. y VI.

VIHNF ~ I~WNWOlINTT- y va
July ), TgnS.
Notice is hereby given that William
Franklin smith. OF Hollrnc Quay county
y VI who N April g. tou7 made home.
stead entry -. i6s SO, serial No o2S tor
M nw4. SCI nw4. iva NJ : sec 1. ~ on
range j6e.NM Meridian. has hl-d notice
Of intention to make final communication
proof. TO establish claim to the land above
described, before " T. partluw O. ; Com.
missioner. IN his office At Hollrne y VI
on the sth day of August. zoos
Claimant names As witnesses
A VI Harris, WILEY Vaughn. Charles T.
Foster. ben Crawford all ut tiollrnc
New Mexico.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
NOTICE FOR pVRlI,Artn<

NVTTI FOX FVHI.II ATIDN
Department OF the Int terror. q > Land
Office at rucumcar y. " July ard taos.
No Ice is hereby given that Wiley Vaughn
OF hoIlene, qua, County. y W.. who on
Aug. ~, Ipoh. made Homestead Entr, No.
g16o, serial No. o9I tor SEX section :.
township % ~, range e. p ha, tiled notice
Of intention to make Final Communication
Proof to establish claim 20 the land ahlyr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

Attention blacksmiths. Just re-.
ceived a car oi the celebrated
Blassb"' < blacksmith coal.
37-,t MORGAN * DODSO\.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
NNrICE Ink rrRLlcNIlnN

TE|TTV = |TT T TTIsT' " T|N
Department ot the Interior L = Land
office at lu,umrirl : ". lul, l. .
Notice Is h"frb, gwen that Niglr Is
Claunch, IT, of Hullrne. Qua, county,
y NJ, who on oct IS 1000 made home.
stead entry 80 iyyiS serial Nu. OF tor
sw4 section IS township IN range s. =
has Med notice ~ intention to make final
Communication proof, to establish claim Ia
the land above described. before ". T..
parilu~, T. ; Commissioner ~ his office
IN llollrne, y VI on the IItn ia, Of
August zoos
Claimant amc ~ Witnesses.
Zen Crawford Pierce Ellis. Henry Ma.
>hure. VIC Mashurr. all nj Hollcnr. y VI
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

NOTICE FOX pt'RIn'ATIpE

NpIltt tON ~ fl.l' AiIDN
Department oi the Interior. l.. = Land
Oibce at Tucumcart. New Mexico.
July 3, tyos
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas l.
Elliott, Of san Jon, y. VI Who. on
Nov. y. 1000. mad" u T. No iii5o ser.
val No n7sl tor sea sec ~. ,p on.
5Sr., New Mexico NJ. has nled notice
OF intention to make final Communication
proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before Register aud Receiver
L. ;. Land Office at rucumcari, y NJ.
on the Slh day Of August, zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses
J. V Garter ]. l.. Thomson, = Cresap,
Classy L.ooper, all 1T san lon. y VI
! Il. \ Prentice, Re lister.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

Nollce - lc.'h' given that Grnrr, l..
Freeman Of Hudson y VI Nnn ON sep. is
too" made homestead rn'r, So it.Itl
serial NO. ufp iot n"I, sec 90. 'Np IN.
range sac Meridian has nI"i nni.rr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Office At Tucumcau ;

JAW : tF'N
Notice Is hereby gwen that Edgar I
Ellir't, ot VAT ion. y " who. ON Soy. iu
1900, mad" homestead entry 80 toss.
serial No, o76 Tor n-l. sec % tp iun
n see y VI = VI has nlrd notice ot ~.
teut'un TO make hnal communication proof
q establish claim to the land above ir
scrlbrd before Register and krcc,,rri :
Land Office at lucumclri. y VI ON the
S'h daN OF August, 0
Claimant uames aS witnesses
' Carter. ! |. Hairless. Ear Ross T.
CrcSap, all oi san lon. y. VI.
- Is \ PRENTICE. Register.
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department Of the Interior T. ) Ian,
Office At IuCumc1u Nu
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

\ Prentice. Register.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
Reorganization
del Tribunal Supreme
Siete jueces en- vez de cinco

Sc viene hablando en- estos
dfas de la reorganization del
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico, atribuyendose a un dis
tinguido Consejero el proposito
de presentar TN proyecto de
ley aumentando a siete el MI
nero de los magistrates 8 jue-
ces componentes de dicbo Tri-
bunal.
Parece que, aparte dc las ra-
zones de evidente utilidad pu-
blica que aconsejan.la reforma,
Sc han tenido en- cuenta para
decidirla fallos recientes del
Tribunal Supreme de los Esta-
dos Unidos, en- los que aparece
reconocida a nuestra Asa mblea
Legislative la facultad de alte.
rar 8 modificar la organization
de los tribunales insulares. con
inclusion del Supreme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
PERDIDA

En- el bale infantll celebrado
aver en- el Casino EspafioI, Sc
|perdio un altller de orc que tie
ne grabado el nombre de Car
men Irene" La persona que
10 haya encontrado puede en-
|tregarlo en- la casa de Cuetara
Hermanos, calle de la Fortale-
"a, donde sera gratifcada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
Los horrores del fuego
Ell desastre de- la ciu dad de Tampa

Nueva York, martes.-Son consternadores
los cuadros de miseria que describen los cores
ponsales de la prensa neoyorquina, en- Tampa
Centenares de familias han sdo aloiadas
en- tlendas de campafa, por carecer de do
micilios.
La miseria es indescriptble Es IN yer
dadero horror que apena contrista.
Los auxll1os envlados prontamente, no han
conseguido remediar el lesastre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
SePvItlo Especial del BOItt1n McPcanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
IguaDes que.los rusos
Impression en- ell Senado

Nueva York, martes-Han producido es-
tupor entire los miembros del Senado de Was
hington las declaraciones del comandante Sims
que ha demostrado la absolute indefension en-
que sc encuentran los grandes acorazados ame-
ricanOS.
Ell comandante Sims dice que los buques
americanos son tan Deficiencies como los rusos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
Sc alQuil;1

una magni6ca habitacion indie
pendlente, con muebles 9 sin
ellos. Comunica con un mag
nihco balloon; tiene bano y luz
electr1ca. Sol SO, Informaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
las 0peraciomes
err Marruecos
Informes del caudillo

Nueva York, martes-Comunican de Pa
ris que llegan los parties ofciaes del eiercito
de operaciones ep Marruecos, dando cuenta de
los sucesivos triunfos alcanzados durante la Sc
mana Ultima.
FL exito final de la campana, puede prede-
clrse ya seg1n la opinion optimsta del general
en- Jete de las tropas francesas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
En- Ia Ganara.

In Ia session de hoy de Ia Camara
han lmpugnado q proyecto de ley del
sefior Torres, sobre EN- barge de men
sualidades a los empleados ptiblicos.
los sef1ores Zeno Gambia y Tizol pa
sando Ell proyecto en- seguuda lectura
por IA votOs contra 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
La varadura del mC0amo"
Los pasajeros alarmados

Nueva York, martes.-El vapor Coamo
que estuvo encallado diez horas cerca de San
dyhook, ha legado este puerto sin averias.
En- los primeros momentos sc produjo una
gran alarma entire Ell pasaje.
GraCias al pOderoso remOlque TeCibido, ell
Coanso pudo salir de la varadura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
Despues del peligro
Serenidad de los marinos

Nueva York martes-Una much edumbre
inmensa, ha presenciado en- los mueles de
Nueva York la arribada del Coanao.
Sc e.ogia Ia serenidad de la tripulacon
que dispuso rapidamente todo 10 necesario pa
IA el salvamento, en- el case de que corriese
peligro ell pasaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
OeCkapaCEOmeS
SenSaCl0naEes
La escuadra indefensa

Nueva York martes-El comandante Sims.
ayudante del Presidente Roosevelt, ha declara-
do en- ell Senado que la coraza de los grandes
buques americanos. queda bajo la linea de flo
taclon FL informe ha lido acompanado de SEN
SaClOnaleS demostraciones
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-08-08
Geo. Cummings Meets
With Accident at Baseball

Last Sunday afternoon at Wells
Park George Cummings, the popular
captain of the Waikapu, team met
with quite a painful accident while
playing against the Healani team.
In the third inning Cummings
went to bat and was hit with a
pitched ball on the head, over the
left car, which Knocked him sense
less. He was Immediately taken
over to his mothers home, and has
been laid up for the week. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be able to play
in tomorrow's game against the Ka-
hului team.
The first game was between the
Kahuluis and Stars, resulting in
favor Of the former by a score of
1 to /
The Stars played wild and allow
ed the Kahuluis to score on errors
and bad throws. The Kahului team
showed up strongly with Espinda
and Clement forming the battery.
The second game was easily won
by the Waikapus, the score being II
to | at the end of the game The
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-08-08
Tramps Pull Trainman's
Teeth For Gold Filling.

Omaha NcbJ, July 16.-T. C.
Roberts, a Northwestern railroad
brakeman, had eight of his teeth fill
ed with gold. a gang of tramps cap
turcd Roberts and pulled all his va
luable teeth for the gold in them.
While on his run Roberts discover
ed a gang of tramps stealing ride,
He attempted to force them from
the train and his new teeth showed
brightly in the lanterns light.
The tramps captured the brake
man, and while a number jumped
on him, others relieved him of the
shining teeth, using a pair of pliers
in doing the work. The hobos jump
ed from the train as it was entering
the railroad yards at the outskirts of
Omaha and took Roberts teeth with
them,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-08-08
GRAND JURY
WILL INVESTIGATE
laukea Asks for Full Investigation Registration
Oath is Strict--BroWn Elected Supreme
Chancellor Knights of Pythias.
SpEciAL ro rue MAUI NEwS.)

sugar 96 d'@ 'c.t l25 Bees Os 24d
HONOLULU U, August THE Grand Jury today up
the laukea ia
Billy Roe Willingness sheriff the salary is
mad, $3.50 per
lanes Brrsstrom has the
could not sufficient land
ihc registration oath The election proclamation
nearly ready
WALLACE, Idaho, August The split
ve'son over the Mormon Two tickets the field
WINNEPEG, August The electricians haze gone strike
sympathy with the striking $4,000
sirk" Their places are beng filled by Japs
NOME August THE draugh is broken Heavy
taien and mine relieved
FREDERICHsHAvEN, August T. Count Zeppelin will build
another flying machine His flight although
machine was destroyed by gasoline explosion
SEATTLE, August Ship have secured injunction
against ongshore prohibit them establishing pckets
BOSTON, August I'll. P. Brown Supreme
Chancellor OF the Knights of pyhias.
LINCOLN, August THE Democrats are planning a naona
club to the poll Of the country.
HONOLULU, August The U Appeals
Judge Dole decision the of the u S Merriam
the laws of
The referred the enactng Ha-
wall The Revised Laws contain additions
many clauses are omitted from the previous legislative
HONOLULU August 6The supervisors appointed com
mitee OF three Investigate Iaukea
Colonel Mccarthy called before the liquor
atve the conduct Another
meeting will be held later
SUVA August 6A eight o'clock last night was eight
hundred miles from Auckland in a rough
WASHINGTON, August 6-The stabbng Turkey
has not been confirmed.
WINNIPEG. August 6-12OoO is report
ed that strike breakers will be brought from Europe
Los ANGELES, August GJudge Alton B. Parker opened the
Democratic campaign here last night He himself to the
tariff.
TEN TSIN, August 6.The Russian fatal.
y stabbed.
HONOLULU, August 5The Isoi aukca to go to the
Grand Jury.
STUTTGART, August 5Zeppeln, aghted repairs In
his air ship broke her moong The engine the ground
and the air ship disappeared.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Bryan visit the coast during
the campaign.
LONDON, August 5It reported Sultan of Turkey
stabbed while in Paris but coat of mail prevented nurng
CHICAGO August 5-Ths the Goth intense heat and
the 18th daug Three deaths heat night
HONOLULU, August 5-Iaukeas the hands of Atto
neyeneral Hemenway investigation Isoi arrested
attempted bribery.
Governor Frea spent yesterday looking water rights
for the purpose determining Mess p
Baldwin and J. P. Cooke.
The rifle team leaves for the Coast today.
VANCOUVER August 5The forest fires in Fanie are dvirg
OPPENHEIM August hours il the air Zeppein
landed island in the Rhine make repairs then proceeded
on his trip. AT late hour last night flying
WINNIPEG, August ga strike has been ordered today
SUVA, August 5.-The fleet thousand miles from
Auckland.
MELBOURNE, August 5.-Burns won the fight
FAYAI, August 5-Bubonic plague is spreading here.
NEW YORK, August 5-Bronson Howard, playwright is
dead
DUBUQUE, August 4-senator Allison is dead Cummins will
be candidate for the place,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-08-08
Crack Xahului Team
Defeats WaiIuku Nine.

Last Saturday afternoon large
crowd of baseball fans from all
over Central Maui witnessed a
lively game of baseball between
the Kahului and Wailuku mines.
After nine innings of hard hitt-
ing and running the Kahului
aggregation came out victorious to
the tune of 9 to 8.
The game started about 4;30
owing to NOVEL; and Bento of the
Wailuku team not being able to
get to Kahului at 4 o'clock, the
scheduled hour.
H. Meyer started in the box for
the Wailukus but was hit so hard
that he had to be replaced by
NOVEL;, who held down the victors
to two runs.
For the Kahuluis Ayau began
the twirling of the sphere but only
lasted two innings, when hewas sub
stituted by W. Espinda, the crack
Riverside League pitcher.
In the ninth inning the score
stood 7 to 6 in favor of the Kahu-
luis and each team scored two runs
in that inning increasing the score
to 8 to 8.
The following was the lineup of
the teams:
KahuIui,-J, Clement, c, VIM
Morris, cf, V. Ayau, p, SIS, II.
English, 3b, Kaaiai. II, Ernest, lb.
J. Garcia, 2b, J. Smythe, RI, w.
Espinda, p.
Wailuku A, Jackson, If, C.
Bento, 3b, Novel;, cf, p, Bal, c,
Kaleo, 2b, Dutro, IS, Hussey, RI, J.
Smith, 1b, II. Meyer, p, CT.
The score by innings.
% 8 4 5 6 7 50
Kahuluis 1924 900 %
Wailukus 3 2OO2 100 % IS
This afternoons game will be
played between the Kahului and
Paia teams and will start on time.
These two teams are considered the
best in the league and will no
doubt make a good match, A large
crowd is expected.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-08-08
Release Nigh
Half Million
Redemptious Will Throw
S462,50N on Market

On the two dave, September 30
and October ]. S462 800 of money
will have been thrown upon, the
local market. This 's in tn" re-
demption of bonds already in pro-
gress, at Alexander q Baldwin
office, on behalf Of Paia. Haiku,
Kahuku and Hawaiian CONNER
cial d Sugar Companies.
Kahuku will retire $4,000 of its
total issue of $2Oe,O0O Of six per
cents on September 80
Paia will retire 1l2,50O. being
one-fourth OF lis total issue of six
percents, on October / On the
same day Haiku will retire S15 coo.
being one-fourth or its total issue
of six percents
At a meeting of the directors of
Hawaiian Commercial u Sugar Go.
it was decided to retire 5000, 900 of
its bonds, making a retirement of
$225,000 for this year, S25, 900
having been redeemed on April l.
This will reduce the outstanding
six percents of the company to
$250,OO0 The original issue was
half million.
John Waterhouse, who has
charge of the redemption business
in Alexander & Baldwin's office,
said this morning:
eve are now willing to give
holders of these bonds that are to
be redeemed PAR value for them
plus accrued interest at date of
presentation.
"No, ] do not think there is any
great degree of relunctance on the
part of holders of the bonds to cash
them before the dates of redemp-
ton for the sake of the interest.
OF course some estates will have a
little difficulty in finding ready
reinvestments for the money, yet
there is a considerable advantage
probably to he gained by those who
cash their bonds now.
"You see the throwing of $462,-
500 cash into the market by the
due dates of the bonds will very
much ease up the money situation.
As the capital must be reinvested
in some way, there will be better
chance at the choicer securities
now than when that large amount
has been placed in seeking position.
1t would seem to be good business
to reinvest now before all this
money is turned loose"
Payments are being made by lot
and some by those elected have
been heard to talk as if the case
were not the best of fortune. Six
per cent bonds of giltedged pro-
perties are becoming as scarce as
hens teeth, so no wonder If holders
should like to enjoy the usufruct
for two months longer Hawaiian
Star.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-08-08
Pray for
Water
KuIa Residents make Meri=
tOri0uS Appeal.

III L-,,l, ,,o.,,,l ,,., -; ,;r,,,lo+;nrr q
,,o.;.;a :. c......an E,oon g.,
r,l;oro g ,,os,jJo p,o di,+ros, IF
th,ir oo,,r,,,,;+v ,coo.;orod h,
drornh+ Tho,. dos;ro tb,t O ooo
i,oh ~. +r.o irch ,;oo ho I,id oon-
vcylng water several miles from
government l"hi cast oi o''h1a
Severa! hundred s'Jnulu''S hnV
already been obtained.
AT the present um2 q small plpt
conveys three-elghts OF the follpoi
spring water to.the government r"0"
at NooNea, NoIa but this supply lS
entirely inadequate bor 'ho needs "l
the people.
not;ont,v WAITING the,, tnrn to fiji
nm tboir five o,llon fins from thcs
+;rv +r;oll;no stroo,n ,bot o,narooe
f,o,,, tbo foroo+ on tbo Kool,ao road
:, ,,;+;f,,l and would oorto;nlv orooto
n,rcb o,,p,rotbv If fcocn bv Honolulu
oillciais' People are waiting around
tle water a' the roadsloe hisliV ana
day'
Miss Julia klumke, and Prof. and
Mrs. Ingalls, will be guests OF Mr.
and Mrs, ID. &. Lindsay OF Pala
'''o,i SV's o,' maui i"''
- .''00' ~
~ -, ' '
given Inv Miss Klumke Saturday
evening tbe 9Th at the poia FOREIGN
Cburob
M ,, NJ. Dl,.
Mr. Co.,,hou IS p,,,,,o,,o uch;oh :,
uoo. - Lo ooIohn,tol u.;u ho
a,,J III 4.Lo ,Iaoo =.
the home of Mrs. Dowsett of Maka-
wac.
=, 49,
"essis L' No'' i'i'ip'NS anu "
~ ''iu"Ai are 'o''''i'''i''e at
l o''''e''o iio'pi''''
W. ", anu t"'' '' O''No "N
cliiiu'en "'' " Si''ii' A"s"'V at
N hui"ii'''io'
Judge and Mrs. S, b. Dole are at
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Smith and
Miss Katherine Smith Of Honolulu
are at the Olinda residence of Nh.
and Mrs, II A, Baldwin
Inspector Chas. W Baldwin is at
his parents home at Haiku,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-20
BOLD CRIMES
 IN DAYLIGHT Robbery and Murder in
 New Orleans. THIEVES GET FINE JEWELS Diamonds vs'<4 at $l5,OOO Taken
 ns,m Store. Boess VI Secured in Presence of st ed Spectators on the
 street--An Unknown
 Italian KIlied.

New Orleans, Feb. 19.--Two unusu- ally bold daylight crimes were commit ted in New Orleans today. One was a murder on the outskirts of the city and the other a s15,O00 diamond robbery. performed in the heart of the business district. where the thieves worked in view of startled spectators and escaped safely with their pfunder.
 Tha murder was that of an unknown Italian. Half an hour after he had been seen walking along railroad track his body was found bearing four gunshot wounds, several stab wounds and a broken arm. The police attrib- ute the murder to d Black Hand or- ganization. M
 The robbery occurred at the jewelry establishment of M. Waldhorn 6 Co., Cont and Royal Streets.
 Two men drove up in front of the store in a buggy. One of them alight- ed and smashed one of the large plate glass windows In the front of the store. He quickly seized two trays fiiied with diamonds. and jumping back into the buggy wasydriven off.
 A large crowd started in pursuit but men, buggy and horse were soon lost to sight in cloud of dust in the old French quarter.
 The proprietors of the jewelry store say the trays contained 112 diamond rings, whose value was between $I5.0o0 and &20.0o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-20
F0RAKER Is PLEASED
WRITE HIM ENCOUR-
 AGING LETTERS.
ohio Senator Says It Ks n Satisfaction To Knoyv southexn Republicans
 Are Favorable to

washington, D. c. Feb. 1s4-(spe- cial.,- Senator Foraker is receiving a great many letters from Republicans in Alabama in which the writer's seem to think he will have most of the dele gates from the State to the Chicago Convention. The papers in this part of the coun- try are printing a good deal about the contest for delegates in Alabama and 1t Is read with much interest by Con- gressmen and others who are begin nIng to think the referees and Federal ofaea holders wiit have to be up and doing if they secure anything like a majority of the delegates Tor Secretary Taft.
 Senator F6faker appears to be much pleased over the news from Alabama and remarked today that if all he hears is, true. 1t is Ia satisfaction to know that since it has been declared he must be eliminated in Ohio that he has SO many supporters in Alabama and other Southern States.
 Alfred J. Stofer.