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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
HOLDS SMALL BOY
FOR BOARD BILL

That a 5.yearold boy cannot be
held like any ordinary chattei for
the non. payment OF board bill Was
announced by Judge Frazier this
morning. with the result that little
Theodore Fisher. after having his
libesY restrained for a few hours.
wAa restored once again 10 the arms
u his anxious mother. while the
woman who had put Il lien on the
little fellow Was sadly discomflted
Mrs. Fisher. who II obliged TO
work for a living. had put the boy
In charge Of a Georgetown family.
agreeing to pay SIS a month for his
board.
Not being able 90 settle. she vent
after the boy. but hia temporary
guardian refused 10 relinquish her
hold until her claim was liquidated.
The police were called In and Judge
Fmter settled the question this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
WOULD MAKE DISCRETION
FELONIOUS

The report ~ the committee as.
signed the task ~ simplifying the
present system Of bills Of ladlnR
will be read 10 the members OF the
association tomorrow. and the com.
mittee members will ask that they
be givon another year before offer
Ing final draft Of their proposed
law.
The question Of delay II expected
10 evoke considerable opposition
from many members Of the commits.
sion. The committee has had the
work In charge for three years now
aud the proposition Of putting Il
Off another year Is sharply crit.
cised by those who believe that the
committee has already had more
than ample time "a finish ita lahors
This afternoon session IL being
devoted to a report Of the commit.
tee on a tentative draft Of an act
10 make uniform the law Of Ger
tificatos of stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
Lawyers Are in Favor Of I'm
prisonment for the
Offenders.

DISCRETION and non support is to
be made a felony. punishable ~ i'm
prisonment and hard labor. II the
recommendation Of the National
Commission on Uniform State Laws
~ ad0lHed az the coming meeting
Of the American Har association
The committee assigned the task
~ working out a uniform law coy
erimg the subject Of marriage and
divorce offered this provision ia tie
report which was read at the morn.
ing session Of the association
Other reports read included those
81 the executive committee and the
committee on commercial law The
executive committee gave a sum.
mary Of It's work of the past year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
ON THE FRONT

Carrying live stock and m, =.
80 81 general merchandise h. ~.
banks and Dawson tosp,s \.
Mackinaw sailed last evening \.
81 Michael The cargo Il ~ =
ginning Of The winter supply d !.
laid In. - ' "
The Aeon o. the Weir Australia,
Mail line. r. nov uBt &c days A.
San Francisco for Auckland ans 4.
reinsurance rate has been raIssd /.
80 per cent
Schooner AisaA has ben cha,
tered BY the Pugst Nh cuwussy "a
carry q cargo Of lamses ron bo,.
Gamble 10 San Franelaeo lie, NJ.
IL $3.50.
Bearing 90 passenger. gks rxaI
phin left ~ , O'Clock this ynrrsl,l
for Skagway.
Carrying green poles. the sefsn.
er Forester sails soHouow -
Eagle harboT Tor San Roszlsa
Three vessels Of he al.a.
Steamship company are DE q :
rive Sunday from Alaska n.
Northwestern. from None. d j
poctsd to be picked up BY xlre>~
this evening. The jefferson AZ {.
Farallon from skagway wIIl an /,
rive Sunday.
With a full cargo. the 0lynrz
Captain Soule. sailed srusu III
Francisco laHt night for Nome Ak
ST. Michael
After coaling at Nansimo, ns|
Yacatan returned 70 port this nor
ing Captain 0'Brien reports belu
caught In the rain. thunder N
lightning storm that occurred II
the Gulf ~ Georgia Tuesdzs so
To load for North China "a
the Suyeric will arrive On he 81
August 80. After loading -
coma. she will complete ezFk
Schooner Taurus. which "a N
idle al Everett. has been eAznxA
10 carry SOC. 900 feet Of lanhes m
Tacoma 20 San Pedro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21

DENVER. Aug 2t--"The Judge
who cannot see the Standard on
Company 81 New Jersey In the
Standard Oh Company Of Indiana.
and who cannot see through both
OF these legal flctiona 20 the real
owners and real offenders John D.
Rockefeller. II u Rogers, John y
Archbold and others IL either
blinded by prejudice. or an unfof.
tunate disposition to obscure the
merits Of the controversy by strain.
cd and Irrelevant technicalitiea'
This 10 The phrase with which A.
torney General Herbert s Hadiey
of Missouri terminated ringing
attack on the recent reversal OF the
standard OF Company decision hy
the United States circuit court
The address was made before the
convention % the National Asaocia
tlon ~ Attorneys General In SEES
sion here Iiadley IL president Of
the organization
PERSIAN snAH's MENU
oUgEREsT ~ THE WORLD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21

The most unique bill OF fare In
the world Ia probably that present.
ed each day b. the chef OF the shah
of Persia TO the controller Of the
household for the food eaten by
the "klng ~ kings The chef il
not a writer, but cook. no be does
not make any pretenaions 10 higher
education Instead he puts down.
with great plainneas. just what the
shah eats. II the king % kings"
eata fish for breakfast. the chef
draws a picture Of a fish. II beef
appears on the table. the picture
% COW Will be shown on the bill.
And 80 !, runs straight through the
list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
INDICTMENTS AT
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Aug 2i--
Business Is being resumed here to-
day, and conditions are fast APP
preaching normal The people are
going about their business as usual.
There IL still a subdued afr OF ter
rof IN the negro quarter. but the
absence Of any outfages has large
~ dispelled this.
Mrs Kate Howard. who WAS In
dicted last night FOR melting VIC.
lence. was released today on $4,000
bail The grand jury ~ still con.
Hidering the cases OF the others &C.
cused Of completely Ia the race
riots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21

Steamer cfaigvar OF The Water
house fleet will arrive At the Great
Northern docks tonight 10 load 800
tons Of flour. shifting TO Pier 20.
morrow night to load machinery
and general merchandise for the
Orient sailing Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
PROTESTS AGAINST LIGHTS.

The Almost Brown estate has filed
"a protest with the city council
against the assessment levied for
the installation Of the cluster light
system on Third aY.. on the grounds
that the cost ~ excessive aud is
not app0rtionod according 10 the
conditions named iu the ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
Six Of Inmates Are Reported
as Afflicted With
Typhoid.

An epidemic Of typhoid fever has
attacked the children IN the Cath.
Ollie orphanaRe at 18th nv. s. and
Judkins st.. and the school has been
quarantined by Health CommisaIou.
or Cnchton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
u. s. FILES
PETITION
Opens Way for the Rehearing
Of the Standard Oil Case
Which Was Reversed.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2i.-counsel for
tho government today flied petl.
ton for ro.heaflna by the United
states court OF appeals in the case
Of the Standard oil Company Of In
diana, In which Judge lands as.
seased the famous fine Of s29, 240,
600, his decision being reversed by
the higher court. The action for a
re.hearinp 10 taken az the direct or.
der OF Attorney General Bonaparte,
after conference with President
Roosevelt. The case is 10 be viaor.
oualy prosecuted by the federal al.
torneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
HWATCH YOUR EYE,
SAYS MR.. EATON

each state separately and .
states collectively. y
Only One Country
whenever Il becomes ba.s....
for The national goyernrnsn, !. Z
erciRe some new power. -.
clearly granted by the censs,. 's.s
u viii be- futile 10 seeh y s....s
the proper use Of the maze, Z !
appeal 10 a claim of gtsfs ~. {
eighty that in point "a ~ ~. ~.
existed NV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
WILL STOP BUILDING OF
STABLES

A meeting II called Tor tonight
nj the office OF H. G. Culyer, 1903
Queen Anne av., ~ 3 o'clock. to
adopt measures which will prevent
the erection % an addition TO the
co.'s stable situated on Blaine 81.
and Second av w. and 20 compel
the abatement Of the nuisance.
Many property owners on the hill
feel that the health officials. la
dealing with the COW stable nui-
sance. have been blinded somewhat
nenee OF the stable company'a stock
holders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
MANIAC ATTEMPTS MURDER.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2t--
Charles L. Harris. restaurant
Keeper of Lands End. on the ocean
beach tract had n narrow escape
from death at the hands Of ray.
ing maniac early today The
maniac. Anderson Bresco. WAS final
~ oyerpowered and taken, raped
to the police station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
CATHOLIC ORPHANACE
Is UNDER QUARANTINE

81 of The children IN the -.
uon were reported affile,.s.a -,
ne fever yehterday and dg,,.. 4
afternoon Dr. Won Publ cln.lsI =
the building and gave ~
ing children and other 60
minimizing doses u eer,,n
The health officers lnv~a
and believe that the dIssss. Y
brought ~ Che school bg ! ~, =
mltted recently Every n, ss'a =
has been taken 10 ets,s, s'al'ls,
disease and u Is not believe, ~ I 2
the fever viii spread apv 49,. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
Annual Day for Sale Of Home
Products to Be
Observed.

Tomorrow f. "Made-ln-seattle
Day" and every resident Of this city
Is urged by the merchants and com.
mercial bodies 10 buy home made
goods.
The Seattle Chamber Of Com
mercc has issued a bulletin giving
a list Of articles which are manu-.
featured ia snls city. including al.
most everything from aluminium 10
pretzels
Ar the necessities OF life and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
States Must Perform Duties
If They Would Retain
Sovereignty.
watch your eye"

NaifH g'hi '1f+
This was the warning 10 the
states Of the Union given gratu'
itoualy this morning by Amasa NJ
Eaton in his seventh annual presi.
Dental address before the nation
al commission on uniform state
law. which met IN ita first general
session al the New Washington
hotel
If you don't be good and per.
form the duties that properly be
long 10 you. you want 10 watch oct
or the BORey Man. IN the shape Of
the United States government. IL
going 70 get after you and grab
the functions that have always be.
longed 70 you"
Goes Deeply Into Subject.
This. Ia brief. was what Eaton
meant. OF course, he didn't say II
in Just those words. and II took him
upward Of two hours 20 make bis
meaning clear. two hours Literally
punctuated with references TO
states rights. state sovereignty
and sprinkled with bewildering
technical illusions 70 famous eases.
when the first session Of the
commission opened. the big audi.
toriun OF the New Washington no.
tel Was well filled with a weighty
galaxy Of ponderous legal lights.
the aupolnteez Of governors. chosen
10 furnish a panAcca for the tangies
of litigation by discovering means
for bringing about a uniformity OF
Law throughout the Union.
President Eaion's address. which
was the big event of the day. was
followed with the closest attention
and infrequentiy interrupted with
diRnified applause.
Must Leaislate Ter All.
Eaton said ia part:
"No state can live 10 itself alone
aud every state ~ bound 10 legis
late for the benefit Of all the
states. Failure on the part 81 the
stAtes 10 perform their duties can
only warrant the assumption OF
these duties by the United states.
The United States is sovereign
within It's own limited sphere. but
cannot encrosch upon the sovereign
powers Of states.
THE fact that we are meeting
today. for the first time, on the
Pacific coast but emphasizes the
immensely of the empire over
which this conference Is attempting
to bring about uniformity Of legis.
lailon through comfy between
states
This conference knows only one
country. the members OF which By
uniform legislation can be knit into
stili closer union 20 the benefit OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
BUY SEATTLE-MADE
GOODS TOMORROW

most OF the Injuries. besides prod.
ucta ~ mill and factory which are
IN common use everywhere, are
turned out IN Seattle establish.
ments.
Many ~ these articles have be.
come standard throughout the coun.
try and n Is the desire Of those
who have the best interests OF the
city at heart 10 boost home made
goods as much as possible.
Many Of the merchants will have
special displays Of articles manu-.
featured here ia their store windows
tomorrow aud will be- only too glad
20 furnish customers with goods
which have been turned out By 10.
cal manufacturers.
Gym shoes just received Han.
ffFf IVraf nva ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
STILL CATCHING RATS.

Despite the fact that over $50
rats are being caught every week.
and that no plagueinfected rodent
has been found since July 3, the
health department II pushing the
work OF DISCRIMINATING the rats and
preventing a repetition OF last
Years plague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
COLORADO IN pRYpoek

The cruiser Colorado e . q
drydock being repaired hf|
steamers leave Pier :. foot q vi
Ter Way. eleven times daily ~ q
Navy Yard. Round trip, &c Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
NO BLAME FIXED.

At an inquest held yesterday into
the death Of Harry = Blalsdell. who
met death I'm "A cave-in at the
A-Y-P.-E. grounds last Monday, no
blame was fixed for the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
Valuable Doa Arrives.

a Russian wolfhound with a pedl.
gree ~ feet IN length has arrived
IN this city from the Wolfhirst ken.
nels a. Manchester a. H.. con.
signed to T. r. Shepard at St
Michael The dog Is to be taken
north on the Hyedcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
Dl asa @&A pSA

OffIsv 5gy "t5s sS$saS o. snueh
obliged IL 500 .sSs <I&lSi@E &sa& "a,
see your SravS~eys &NS ssssA ~
greta he b usStIs ~ VsA tsssas'
FAIR ARTIST toe@osb) liza Ne
say that?'
Office hoy (truthfuliy) We'll,
not eShctiy Ole just said. Take EN-
away. Joe. they make me sicG' "-I
Harpers Weekly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21

WASHINGTON, Aug a. To
days treasury statement shows.
Receipts sl,G7l.70G. expenditures.
$500. 000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21

Gym shoes just received Hall.
III First ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-21
After 8 Saturday Night
1925 Second Ave.
Shafer Bldg.
Watch Prices.
hone, Main 2e4s. r.

25c Box q cakeaJ KIrk'a Fine
Toilet Soap, assorted doors,
altfE ssttttt s4ssttsrstOf
75c Shoulder Braces, after III
.,,...... st... ...4..s. zoe
Waterman Fountain Pen, regular
800; after 5 unnamed 5c
n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
REDUCED RATES FOR
WESTERN MERCHANTS

New York, July 27,-The Chicago.
rock Island n Pacific railroad today
advised the Merchants association of
New York that during the present
buying season it win make effective
over It's lines merchants rates to New
York city, The special rate for tho
round trip viii be a fare and a half,
this being granted under the certificate
plan. The rate will be operative Au-
gust l To Is inclusive with a return
limit to August 30 and again on Au-
bust Ia to ~ inclusive with = thirty
day return limit. This action on tho
part of the Rock Island Is important
to the New York market. II practl-
cally opens up all the territory Of tho
Western Passenger association, MAT
vast section of the country west of the
Mississippi river all the way to Denver.
north of ST Louis from which the
merchants reduced rates to this city
have always been denied in the past.
other railroads In hat territory. IT
Is said, will probably authorize SINH
lar rates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
Mhcrc nl.nnclIon Conmlcd

Governor Chamberlain. of Counecti-
cut, after telling about the railroad
accident which hcfcll him not long
Ago.. took occasion 90 make SOM"
t%houghtful observations ON European
railroad customs
"WhHt amuses nue. about those
lines. he said. "l- tho very slight de-
gree of difference between the first.
second and third class carriages /
vow thpt o. o carriages rank were
not printed on the door YOU would not
what % was.
~ ann aware of but one case Of n
rral distinction between first. second
and third class.
"a friend of mine was touring
Yorkshire last summer. An omnibus
ram between two Yorkshire towns. aud
there were. Of course. first. SECOND aud
thiri class seats in 80. yet they were
very much alike.
MY friend. sitting iu his FIRST rlass
place. thought he had been done until
70 long steep hin appeared before him
Tho driver. hating al the foot ot
this hIl turned his head and shouted.
'Ftret-class passengers keen their
Sec"ud-class. please dlsmount
and walk T~hird-clsss get out aud
push THE circle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
BEARS MESSAGE OF
RAlLR0ADERS TO TAT I

Sew Orleans. Ia. July 2f.-At the
Uuiou railway station in this city
There arrived today pa n Southern Pa
eif. train % large shoe directed %
chill TAFT. Washington. H. c." Tho
shoe. which ls about q number four
teen boo size b. reported 20 have come
AN tho way from san Francisco and
t1 havc been started on rs journey
by railroad employees.
ON its trip from san Francisco b.
has had attached to "a several hun
dred cards by railroad employee 40
various stations. They are from both
friends and opponents politically. No.
win he Sent ont of ben tied to tho
OF AM iiinois Central passenger
train. aa soon as tho employees OF the
road at the Union station frame up q
message 10 Mr.. Taft.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
CRUISER OFF
TO VENEZUELA
Washington Deeply Interested
in Attitude of Queen WiIheI-
mi0a'S Government Toward
President Castro,
my Morning journal Special leased wireI

a.. aa-t- - - t
y, ''"'"" 49," ''"' VIZ
""'''iN'""' july 0'iN'''''"''
curiosity exists IN Washington AS To
whether the Dutch government. in dis
patching the cruiser GcldcrIand to-
Venezuela rontcmplatrs any further
steps than merely "thc protection of
Dutch Interests in chat country This
i4 rather a elastic term and may a.
called uuon 10 cover a most ANY lati-
.uude eft aetlnn II is possible that the
Netherlands government I'M vfpV OF
the antf-Nrne2uclau administration ON
Saturday aud SUNDAY fears reprisals
10y vruczuelars on Holnnders residing
I'm that country. and thinks it best to-
have available "a Warship I'M case of
emergency Curacao merchants claim
to have suffered financial loss as a
result Of several orders pf President
Castro since The prevalence of the bu-
honic plague. but il is mo- believed
hero that the Dutch government Is TO
take amy rctaliaUug steps on Ncnc-
lucla to redress such action
1t Is pointed out here that if Hol-
hand coutemplatcs taking measures
against Venezuela there are several
European countries as well as Amer
lea whose wishes should first be CON
suited. Venezuela has been FOR some
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
ever in evidence.

diately after the convention selected
Charles A. Walsh. of Iowa, as perma-
nent chairman ana adopted a rule that
no speech from the platform should
eXcced five minutes in length and that
no delegate should be heard On sono
subject more than once.
The committee or resolutions orga-
nizcd by electing Howard S. Taylor,
Of Chicago. as chairman. A long de-
bate followed on the question OF
whether or not the platform should
be considered by the committee as a
whole or by a subcommittee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
PRESIDENT ENJOYS REAL
REST AT SYCAMORE HILL

oyster Bay, July 27.-For two
hours this morning the president and
Mrs. Roosevelt. taking advantage of
the delightful weather, enjoyed a ride
through the country on their saddle
horses. They reached Sycamore Hill
on their return shortly before noon
and the president then went over state
business with Secretary Loeb. dictated
many letters and sent "A number of
kilograms. including one to the Amer
lean athletes at London, The remain
der Of the presidents day was spent in
reading until early evening, when tho
daily tennis game was played No Wis
TORS came to Sycamore hi. today.
The presidents yacht, Sylph carry
ing a party of young folks as the
guests Of Kermit Roosevelt. went to
the motor boat races in Huntington
bay. where three defenders of the
British international cup are being se-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
OLD PARTIES NO LONGER
FIT FOR POWER
tcontincd from Page I Column SIM


~tContined from Page 1 Column Six.)
''N"p'l''I"il TO Whlch Iaggaft supplies
a o'll,li'ia Iarkef a. platform,
w. M"icii Ryan VIII pay ihe freight
anu '"e Ie2Pte VIII pay me penalty
n'.N ol ooth parties ana under
" ,Si'i''5 ~ aio tHose captain hldus
~, au''''lS muse way % lllsh
"iio reaH~e mat TO piehder
r,'' ~ Pe,pie purse they muSt
49, po'SeaS 'ie people government
NO lawyer would serve his client
honestly who had received a retaining
zee from the opposite SIDE and no
party can honestly represent the citi-
Hehs Whefe theN conflict with the eN-
actloHs OF the trusts II II be contami-
"dleu ny 4 corporation Iuho ana sub
SIulHeu INTO silence ana supseFNlency
r our party to take a broad
ana IloeTal stand toward the legitimate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
MILITIAMEN BACK
FROM TEXAS
New Mexico Contingent Pleas
ed With Experiences hi Feder-
al Manueyer Camp at Leon
Springs,

q special train bearing ,'eral com
panies of miIitiameu arrived over the
cutoff early this moruius The sol
diers are members cot Oh. Sew Mexico
national guard who ar, cunning tp
their homes after spending the past
two weeks ia camp &C Icon Springs.
TcXas, wher, the euclmument was
held this year. THE m.u we're al.
Drowned up aud looked husky. al-
though they Appeared to be- rathct
tired after the LONG homot5rd trip.
Adjutant General A. IT, darlington
was ln command of tho troops. Tho
various companies uiI -pHratc hero
today. The santa Fc aul las Vega
boys viii leave frr tbr north this
morning Those from Dos Cruces
silver CITY and Defining $500 leave Tor
the south tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
Bride Of Three Mceks ncnd.

Chicago. July 27-Mrs. Don FARM.
worth. whose husband manag -
Charles 4. Towne's canvass for tue
democratic vice presidential nomina-
zion died today after a honeymoon OF
only three weeks.
Mrs. Farnsworth before her mar
riago was Miss Ethel Basket Mulhcr o.
OF Brownsville, Tenn. Mr.. and No.
F~arnsworth made their honeymoon
trip To the Denver convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
SAD EXPERIENCE OF
SICK TEXAN
Stricken With InfIamatory
Rheumatism, the Unfortun-
ate Man Lays in Railroad
Yard Two Days Unattended,


IbF NOTHING J""'""' "'"'IH' 's"N'" """'
Grand Junction Coio. July ~
II. Hinton, a prominent citizen OF ANA
rillo. Texas. vas found living i'm the
Denver * Rio Grandc yards here this
evening suffering from inhammatory
rheumatism. lie had laid there forty
eight hours unattended
Tratnmen had seen him and beliov
ing him drunk pelted him with coal
and other missiles until his body roc
.,ivcd "a number of bruises. tic came
to Grand Junction saturday night
from a fruit orchard He was strick
en- just as he entered the railroad
yards and was unable to summon
help. lie viii probably not recover,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-28
ollcrman -. nnnnln IN

ttioa y Iufr 81 Jama- *.
sherman to-day called ON William cody
tRunaio BID and after conversing Tor
@ time with the old warrior was rz-
corted To- the @coIoneI's private box 90
witness the afternoon performance OF
Colonel Cp1ys SHOW 800 was tender
ed q hearty ovation hy th- audience
and hy the Indians in thc arena.