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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
He " WHINE.

In the morning mail th- busy editor
found the following writ - IN a pos
tai card: Dear Sir have lust grad
uated from a correspondence school
OF Journalism Would YOU iiko TO
have me write for your paporg j.
Alexander McNutt"
Selling his tusty pencil, the busy
editor dashed OF the following reply
Dear J Alox-Certainly We would
b. pleased to have you write for out
paper Kindly address Your letter 10
the circulation manngcr and inclose
she regular subscription price,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
ANp Sc nELlEvEp AlM.
After This Who Can Doubt the Power
Of Lover

GEORGE had been away on business
for a whole long week. and during
that time he had sent Clara ten let.
tiers. six letter-cards aud ~ picture
postcards.
Why. then, was there a touch OF
GOODNESS IN her greeting when be new
10 her arms on his return1
Dearest" he whispered. what Is
the mattor?''
"Oh. George. she said. you didn't
send a kiss in your ninth letter.
MY precious be replied, that
night ] had steak and onions for din
ner and you wouldn't have liked a
kiss after onions, would you?
And such is the uniathnmable row
er OF love. she was satisfied. and hes.
tied "a him.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
XIX.

Z NC G0EA 1EENNHf MNNl 1NAaEA EMAANa
In one sense Hampton had greatly
enjoyed Miss Spencer's cali. Her
bright. fresh face. her impulsiye
speech, her unquestioned beauty. had
had their effect upon him. changing
for the time being the gloomy trend
Of his thoughts.
But gradually the slight smile Of
amusement faded from his eyes.
Something. which he had supposed
lay securely hidden behind years aud
distance. had all at once come back
to haunt bim--the unhappy ghost OF
an expiated crime. TO do eyil 10 this
girl Nadia. Two men, az least, kneW
sufficient Of the past 10 cause serious
trouble. This effort by Slayin TO hold
personal communication With the girl
was evidently made for some definite
purpose. Hampton decided 20 have a
face-to-face interview with the man
himself: he was accustomed TO fight
his battles ia the open, and TO a finish.
A faint hope. which had been growing
DINNER and DINNER with every pass
ing year, began 70 flicker once again
within his heart. He desired TO see
this man Murphy, and 10 learn exactly
what he knew.
He entered the almost deserted sa-
doom opposite the hotel. acroas the
threshold Of which he had not stepped
for two years. and the man behind the
bar glanced up apprehenslyely.
Red Slaying" he said We'll. now.
see here. Hampton. we don't want no
trouble IN this shebang."
I'm not here seeking a nght. Jim
returned the inquirer. genialiy. 4
merely wish 10 ask Red an unlmpor.
liant question or two"
Hes there IN the back room. /
reckon. but he's damn liable 10 take a
pot shot at you when you go In"
Hampton's genial smile only broad.
ened. MS he carelessly rolled an I'M
Hight cigar between his lips.
He walked % the door. lung IL
swiftly and silently open. and step
ping within. closed IL behind him with
his left hand, In The other glittered
the s%teetblue barrel Of a drawn revolt
yer.
"sleyin. sit down."
The terse. imperative words seemed
fairly % cut the air. and the red.
bearded gambler. who had half risen
TO his feet. an oath upon his lips. sank
back into his seat, staring al the ap-
partition confronting him as II fasci.
mated.
Put your hands on the table. and
keep them there!" he said. Now, my
dear friend, / have come here In
peace. not war. and take these slight
precautions merely because / have
heard a rumor that you have INDUCED
In a threat or two since we last part
ed. and / know something Of your im.
petuous disposition. 1 regret the ne.
I cessity. but trust you are resting COM
fortably.7
"Oh. so TO hell"
eve win consider that proposition
somewhat later. Hampton laid his
hat with calm d~eliberaiion on the
table. 80 doubt Mr.. savin -if you
move that hand asAtp IN M your Eys.
TEN with iead-you experience some
very natural c~hS!estly regardinE the
object Of my unepa,dpaied. YET ! hope
no less welcome Vist
slayin's only reply was a curse. his
bloodshoi eyes roaming mo ROOM fur.
GRO pa ooNrNuEDA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-16
aest place 70 Have . Coil.

II the Democrats were at this mo.
ment Ia control OF the presidency aud
both houses Of congress they would
not revise The tarin They would not
dare. Their idea as to tariff revision
agrees with Josh hillingl remark that
4the best riaca 10 have a boil is on
some other fellow" So they stand On
and urse iagin revision upoh the ne.
Publican party.
The oasis., 1908-11-21

Mr.. L. G. Oster, the manager of
the Sonora railway telegraph Of
fee, in the depot on the other side
of the line, resigned his position,
and was succeeded Monday by Mr..
A. R. Zimmerman from Memphis,
Tennessee.
Sunday evening there were at
Nogales, Messrs. E. O. Havener
and c. I. Hilschin, from Parkers-
burg, West Virginia, who are in
terested in the Aqua Prieta mining
company, operating near Cucurpe,
in the Magdalena district OF So
nora. They were joined here by
Mr.. Mark Wanless, general mana
ger tor the company, and Monday
morning the three gentlemen went
to Magdalena, thence to the Aqua
Prieta camp.
The oasis., 1908-11-21

Monday morning DR.. A. L. Gus
letter left for Prescott. From
Prescott he will go to the grand
canyon and thence to Los Angeles.
DR.. Kingsley is attending to DR..
Gustetter's practice while the doe
tor is away.
Thursday evening there was at
Nogales, the Hotel Pullman car,
"Idlewild," bearing from Kansas
City to Llano party of stock
holders in the Llano copper COM
pany, who are paying a visit to
their fine property, under the
chaperouage of Mr.. Harry Halde-
man, the secretary and treasurer
of the company. They remained
over night at the line city, and
went along to Llano yesterday
morning.
The oasis., 1908-11-21
NoCALES NOTES.

eunsSuay morning MT. injury
Stuart went to Magdalena.
Only the best in Mems Wear at
The Boston Store Inc.
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. l..
N. Wheaton were up from Mag
dalena.
Tuesday night Mrs. NJ Marstel-
lar and Mrs. Otto Herold returned
from a visit in California.
OK DIsPLAY-A few of our
European Specialties. Call and
see them at La MoDA.
Sunday John Hawkady went to
Culiacan, to take charge of one of
the railway eating houses for c. I.
Jones.
Mr.. Oscar Ashburn, from Pata-
gonia, was at Nogales Monday in
attendance upon the board of SUI
pervisors.
Gents and boys clothing and
underwear, stylish, cheap and dur
able at the Red House, Ramon
Vasquez.
Tuesday evening there was at
Nogales Miss Bessie Rockwell of
Los Angeles, en- route to Guaymas
for a short visit.
Saturday last Mr.. John M.
Worthington, superintendent of
the Juarez mine, was up from the
Caborca region.
Mr.. w. G. Bowman is arranging
to erect upon his Elm street prop
erty four brick cottages which will
be for rent when completed.
THE American Lady," the most
elegant and stylish shoe made.
Sold only at the Red House,
Ramon Vasquez.
Wednesday Mr.. M. 0. Bicknell,
general passenger agent for the
Randolph lines of railway went to
Guaymas; thence to Culiacan.
Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hudgin and children re-
turned from a visit to the 4th an
nual Arizona Fair at Phoenix.
Last Saturday night the ladies
of Nogales, Arizona, gave a leap
year dance. Everyone who at
tended had very pleasant time.
"The American Gentleman" the
finest and handsomest shoe fol-
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
House. Ramon Vasquez. 4
Sunday Mr.. Anton Proto went
to Los Angeles with the four chill
dren of Mr.. Luis Proto, who were
returning to their school in thai
city.
Mr.. Will G. Barnes formerly one
of the best known cattle men il
the Southwest, but now chief O
allotment in the field for the Ma
tional Forests, dropped into Mega
les to consult with the local officers
on grazing matters one day THU
week.
The oasis., 1908-11-21
Metalouotations.

Following are the market quota.
tions on metals for today:
Copper, 13g@141 cts. per ID.
Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.324@4.374
Silver, per o., 49J cts.
New York City, Exchange l.0l
Pesos. Bullion value 40
Mex. Dol. (local) 40
The oasis., 1908-11-21

mas, and were at Nogales Tues.
day.
The past week the international
Drug Store has had OF display the
finest assortment Of pipes, cigarette
and cigar holders ever shown in
Wednesday Mr.. f. Titcomb of
the house Of Roy IL Iitcomb Inc,
went to Guaymas for a couple of
days recreation, returning yester-
day evening.
An elegant line Of Mems Shirts
that surpass any other shown in
Nogales just arrived. Drop in and
ask to see them at The Boston
Store Inc.
Mr.. H. Bartning, manager of the
Alamos branch of the Banco de
Sonora, arrived from that point
Wednesday to visit his brother in
Nogales, Sonora.
Mr.. w. E. Parker. president of
the Western Commercial company,
was at Nogales Sunday night, re-
turning from a months vacation.
Monday the gentleman went to
Guaymas.
Monday there were at Nogales,
Messrs. NJ. O. Bicknell Of Tucson,
and George P. Jackson of Quay
mas, who are respectively general
freight and passenger agent and
assistant general freight and pas
senger agent for the Randolph rail
way lines in Sonora.
The Banco Nacional de Mexico
is arranging to establish at No
gales, Sonora, a branch banking
house, and have leased the offices
occupied so long by P. Sandoval &
Co., on Railroad avenue, opposite
the depot of the Sonora railway.
Messrs. Sandoval are removing
their Offices onto Elias street, but
in the same building.
There is movement on foot to
build a Methodist parsonage and
enlarge and improve the present
building used for worship by that
denomination. 1t was launched
only a few days ago, and already
there are a number of large SUBJ
scriptions to the undertaking. 1t
is expected to begin the work on
each by January LIST. next.
1t is stated on good authority
that the grading for the Nogales-
Cananea railway is completed, and
that within very few days the
rails will be laid. The new line
will be opened for operation early
in December, as soon as official APP
prevail of the time schedule and
freight and passenger tariffs is re-
ceived from the City of Mexico.
Mr.. w. w. Carney, who took to
the Territorial Fair at Phoenix the
fine blooded stallion he had trained
for Colonel Randolph, informs THE
OASIS that he was awarded first
premium in Glasses Nos. 4 and Z
the first including saddle stations
the second embracing 3-year-old
stations. The horse is in Tucson
now, but will be returned to No.
gales about the first of December.
The man Eliseo PARA, whose rob
berry at the house of Mr.. T. J. Smith
and arrest for the same was men
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
LARGE SECTION OF
Street FELL IN
DeTeCtiVe Water Main the Cause
Sewer Manhole Threatened
Was Trap for Teams.

a defective water main half way
between Silver and Lead avenues on
South Second street Is causing trouble
for the street department.
The main burst some time yester-
day, carrying water and sand into the
sewer, which is parallel to it. All
last night a force of men worked at
the manhole near the break, taking
out sand and flushing the sewer with
clean water from hose, believing that
the sand had collected there through
leads to the sewer, and not until this
morning was the real cause of the
trouble discovered. While the men
were still taking out sand this morn
ing at 7:30 o'clock they were sur
prised to see a large section of the
street fall I'm a few feet from the
manhole. An investigation revealed
a large cavity under the street, with
a water main at the bottom gushing
forth a stream of water. The cavity
was several feet wide at the bottom
and nothing but a thin crust of adobe
hid It, 1t was a fine trap for pass
ing teams, but fortunately none passed
that way this morning
street Commissioner Tierney was
experimenting the work on the sew
er this morning. An effort was being
made to save the manhole, which Mr.
Tierney feared would fall in.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
PADEREWSKI COMING
TO THE DUKE
CITY
albuquerque viii be Given
Opportunity to Hear
Greatest Pianist.

Paderewski, the great pianist, will
appear at the Elks' opera house
March 19.
This best musical offering was an
nounced by Manager Matson this
morning after meeting with w. H..
Brennan. the advance agent. The
seats will be 81, 50 ad SO.
This is not Paderewskrs last con-
tinental tour" said Mr.. Brennan.
THAT last tour stunt is getting thread
oare. We are doing the first stunt.
Two years ago, after visiting the large
cities of the Pacific coast, we re-
turned by the southern route. Pader-
ewski giving one concert at FL Paso.
This year we cut FL Paso for Albu-
querque. Paderewsk is giving a con-
cert at salt Lake City tonight. From
there he goes to Portland and the
northwest His itinerary leads down
the Pacific coast with stops at all the
large cities He will jump from Los
Angeles to Albuquerque and from Al
buquerque to Fort Worth, Texas. !
can't just say what his program here
will be It usually consists of five
numbers, but frequently twice that
many are given.
According to Mr. Brennan, the great
musician. accompanied by mis- WIFE a
valet, two maids and two piano men
are travelling in the private car Mag
net" The Magnet" will arrive in
Albuquerque attached to train No. 2
and will remain in the city until
1886 the following morning, when ii
viii be attached to train No. south
bound.
Paderewski carries four pianos. The
one he will use here will arrive sew
eral days in advance of the artist.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
RAILWAY AGENTS TO
VISIT ALBUQUERQUE
Special Train VIII Arrive Monday
Night and Remain Till Tues
day Morning.

Albuquerque will be called upon
next Monday night to do the h0nors
for several hundred members of the
National Railway Agents association,
who will arrive in the city at s o'clock
in the evening on "A special train and
remain until Tuesday morning.
The Natitoal Railway Agents asso-
citation win hold Its annual session
this year at Los Angeles and the mem
bers who will spend Monday night in
Albuquerque viii be enroute to at
tend this meeting.
The special train will leave Chi
cago on the morning of February 8.
The stop of over might here will be
the longest stop the train will make
between the Windy City and the coast
The stop here will he equally as long
as the stop scheduled for the Grand
Canyon of Arizona The agents will
return east by the southern route via
El PasO and New Orleans.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
.SANITARIUM COMMITTEE
TO VISIT THE CITY
PrcSbNtcrians VIII Come to AIbu-
qucrquc To See What Induce
mcnts VIII BE Offered.

The committee having in charge the
location of a Presbyterian sanitarium
adjourned yesterday to meet I'm Albu-
querque February IS, at which time
IA definite decision in regard to the
location OF the institution Is expected
Silver city made a good impression
ON the members of the committee, and
they visited the various Institutions
there, including Fort Bayard Tues
day evening the committee was en-
tertaiued at a banquet I'm the Elks'
hail. at which $50 leading citizens
We're present.
Alamogordo also makes strong
bid for the sauitarium iu connection
with the fratornal sanitarium which
is located there Representatives from
AlamogOrdO and El PasO were at sill
Yer City 10 see the committee FL
Paso is not now considered seriously
as a location, as the conditions there
do not appeal 10 the members Of the
committee. Three towns, among them
being \ Duquerque, are I'm the lead,
but some members of the committee
argued against Albuquerque on the
grounds that not enough interest I'm
the proposition was displayed by the
citizens Of this city
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
VARSITY BOYS WIN
BASKETBALL GAME

About one hundred people attended
the baseball game in the Casino at
Old Albuquerque last evening between
the Albuquerque High school and the
University of New Mexico. The game
was rather one-sidei from start to
finish and resulted in a final score Of
Sc to 25 in favor of the varsity. The
varsity boys did some clever playing
in throwing as well as in their team
work, and scored point after point
against the nigh schools nothing. The
high school was outweighed by the
varsity, and although putting up a
good fight, stood but little show
against the varsity's long experience.
The lineup was as follows:
High school-Wagner ana Haw-
thorne, forwards; Doran, center; Ros-
enwald and Wickam, guards
versity-CorniSh and Gales,
forwards; X. Heads, center; Lem oke
and Skinner, guards.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
FORTY-FTVE BELOW ZERO.

BaIlstOn, \. Y, Feb. b.-A Now
cold weather record for this section
of the country was made today when
the mercury dropped to forty-five de-
grees below zero. The continued cold
weather causes great suffering among
the poor.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
DESERTED BABY IS
CHRISTENED "ISLETA"
DocucTs say Child Is of Irish Descent
Will Survive Terrible
Hardships.

'Isleta." as the baby found on train
No Monday night has been chris
tened will probably survive the exper-
ience and hardships ii suffered as a
result of being deserted by its unnat-
ural mother.
Two physicians examined the young
ster yesterday and pronounced it of
Irish descent 1t is a boy and there
is no evidence that it's mother was
either an Indian or a native, which
was the first supposition.
DR.. c. e. Lukens. secretary of the
Children's Home society, who is TAX
ing care of the child, said this after
noon that there was no truth in the
story that the boy was an Indian pap
poose. 1t is a white child and bright,
and though very small and weak. he
believed that it would survive. 1t Is
able to take nourishment and is given
matted milk every two hours. When
taken from the train yesterday it was
so weak that 1t made only the faint
est cry. Its strength grew so yester-
day that last night it could make a
loud cry, one loud enough to attract
attention.
The name "Isleta'' was given the
child this morning The child, il is
believed, was put aboard train No. I
at Isleta station. 1t was found on
the smoking car steps shortly after
the train left Isleta.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
WILL INVESTIGATE CITY
PHYSICIAN TO-
MORROW
Persons Making Complaints
Have, Been Notified of
Special Meeting.

Mayor Mckee has issued a call for
the city council to meet in the office
of the city clerk tomorrow afternoon
at 1 o'clock as a committee of the
whole to investigate the charges
made against the city physician.
The city physician wants an in
vestigation and the council wants to
have it over with" said Mayor Nc
Kee this morning. Notices have
been sent to each and everyone of the
persons whose names were mentioned
in the petition presented to the coun-
Gil Monday night by District Attorney
Clancy, and more. too. l hope they
will all be present so that we can
nave this thing settled"
The persons mentioned in Mr.
Clancy's petition are as follows: Mrs.
NJ. f. Heindel, of the Highland room
ing house; John Scofleck, of 724 South
Second Street; Mrs. p Massetti, Of
1907 South Second street; p. a. Gull
lien. proprietor of the Savoy hotel;
Miss Minnie Carroll, of North Third
street; w. V. Futrelle. of SOC South
Second street; ID. Il. Wilson, Of the
Occidental building; F. +. Murray.
proprietor of restaurant on South
First street: Mrs f. Fleming, of the
La Vita rooming house; George Mo-
relli, II South First street.
Others have been notified and the
prospects are that the meeting Will
be interesting, as 1t is understood that
the city physician will attempt to re-
flute every charge brought against
him
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
EIGHT CH|NAMEN ARE
ORDERED DEPORTED
Stole Across Mexican Line and Walk.
ed Thirty Miles To Dcming.

Deputy United States Marshal w.
r. Forbes returned to the city this
morning from supervising the depor-
tation of eight Cinnamon who were
given a hearing at Deming, \. NJ,
yesterday. Six OF them were captured
at Deming and the other two were
picked up at silver City. All but one
of the eight had walked across the
Mexican line and entered the United
states thirty miles south of Deming,
making their way by foot Three
had severed their cues in hopes that
the dsfiguration would help them
elude the immigration inspectors. one
was a boy of 16 years.
When asked why they came each
gave the same answer: Like makes
Mclean money"
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06

THERE WILL BE AN OPOSSUNI
AND TURKEY SUPPER GIVEN
by THE LADIES OF \. VI. f..
CHURCH THURSDAY EVENING,
FEB. o. EVERYBODY INVITED.
SUPPER 35c. y NJ. T.. CHURCH,
WEST COAL AVENUE.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
DENVER WANTS TO
KNOW ABOUT OUR FAIRS
Colorado Exposition in September
VIII Help Albuquerque.

\ letter was received at the office
of the board of control of the Six
teenih National Irrigation congress
this morning from the secretatry of
the Interstate exposition and fair
which will held at Denver, Septem-
Der to -. 1908.
The letter requests that the board
Of control of the National Irrigation
congress send the author list of the
premiums and other data about the
coming congress and also a report on
the territorial fair OF last year
The fact that the Denver eXposi-
tion and fair takes place in Septem-
Der will be much in favor of the New
Mexico exposition in the way of get
ting attractions and horses.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06

Use DeWitt's Early Risers. pleas
ant little pills. They are easy to
take. Sold by j. II. O'Riely Co.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-06
FEES HOME MADE CANDIES.
'NALTON'S DRUG STORE.
FINDS RREGULARITIES

Washington. Pa, Feb. 5.--J. c. Me-
Claim, receiver of the Peoples bank,
of California, Pa, which closed re-
Gently. states that 1000 Irregularities
have been found in the books of the
institution. The shortage Is said to
amount to $4,000 and several in
dictments are likely to follow the re-
ceiver's examination.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-07

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 Iu tba first place. fellow citizens. fpI= lowing thut argument fr5m the begin HiuE ta the Eerz rud. Inc man vhr gave # ta yau. upan his ifsa dixit wanted you te believe. that | iu my ps- zitiaa Aas mol acting in faa sincerity which eHe man att,= To another Ne frllea eitizrns tHrr. exists between e"u and me between every m4r aua every atar nam m murtten eoua1rf hy which euH rledse teurseIeee and by which rledee myself tu du our tayot best in the interests uf euui rpv- arH#rat aHd ta #a all that is iu auG power for flI, uFlirius of man. and q Raed administration af the lau= thlt arc above us l should arspisg myself II it wsrr p"azlll,. fat. me ta appeal ta Sna uHle- ! appealed fHam caHs t=tiua and from mv conscience. bHi I=aiH uat a-E yea To lfer my Nafi. s.l 3eE yuu to compare for Htl= tMe The public position which Las E.aH taken upan fhr drsl grsat is.ue af this eam- rtiee. as conceive II. a= h. eaneeits= it and a- the luhlie ceac,iees if. tae great question of flaap Eula far NI5ss ka. nill submit ta you hsv Ar Niekersham and ms-eG have stoaa upon t3at subject
 saS to Nau. tu h"ein with and | haxe ample witnesses hefr tn bear nae aut both n person and in public prints. say ta ynu tonight that u all times. in all places. both public and priyWa. in every convention which | have at-