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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27
uEIIC4N MERGER Plan.
ye,r RaiIscay Bonds Hill Be Of
ferfd on Exchange Soon.

So banking interests which are back OF the
-csed merger Of the two --rsest railroad sys-
=. IN Mexico have already received deposits of
- securities 10 predict the success Of the
!. is the purpose OF the reimbursement man
p. n make public issues OF the AZ per cent and
~ens bonds Of the new company on the New
- s-,s European exchanges soon the plan
s.-sres operative Until this is done of course
= bc55e-s Of the old securities are more or less
: he dark as 20 the absolute values Of the new
.,cks and bonds
So rhe terms CT TIE merger plan have been
,,,--ea TIE Mexican Central consolidated 4 per
- +,onas have declined nearly points Every
g ~ one Of these s. Ga bonds however VIII
-. 76e- the merger plan the following amounts
-,,-fties = TIE company: $500 in 4Is per cent
- 1,sn bonds S75 IN per cent bonds guaran-
- a. - principal and interest by the Mexican
--s-r-1eut and So n secord preferred stock
me A. pe- cent prior ren bonds VIII rank ahead
= .bs -er cent hocds wnicn carry the guarantee
]. re Mexican government both as - prtnciral
- .-,e-ast. Irssmuch as SSaoo0oao of the latter
Is vii - issued obviously the 81 per cent
s1,6s VII have 70 al intents and purposes the
rove--7-err guarantee from the outset
re- Issue - the ~ per cent bonds rer mile
e -osd VII % approximately equal "a the amount
.fla a PRIOR lea bonds Of the National Rail
Is company ~ Mexico now outstanding which
=. selling above TAR II may. therefore, be as
- thar she new bonds. which have from the
-. n. view q earnings the same margin as the
.-s-ts~- cr the government guarantee on the 1
- -4-t bonds ranking behind them viii com
- = mice a high the Old roads bonds The
se-- market quotation Of 70 70 9S for the new
t,-ss does nor. therefore. appear excessive.
=, * believed ~ those familiar with the earning
-,s- Y IRE constituent companies that the Der
,s-r guaranteed bonds Of the new corporation
ss-,Is command approximately the same price as
- Mexican government per cent bonds which
% unsecured. and which are selling IN the market
J. sboet q. HCc which. On q conservative basis
nav he taken Cor the purpose Of demonstration at
-slrs 90 from = 81
vrh these data as basis the following results
- y arrived at with respect 10 the aggregate
----r-7 value 81 the new securities offered in ex-
rA7se s-r ira consolidated per cent bonds OF the
vsxtcsr Central
a. - - -e-- new prior liens a. a5.---.... s.
e q Z new Ez-s--ee5 SS---.---......-. -
90 second preferred ~
minimum TalIe eo-s-'
MS approximate value % 1885 compares with
- u-ese-- selling price Of s. for the consolidated
IS q. re Mexican Central. which price includes ap-
--ozt-nz-e-y three months Of interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27


Boston & ALBANY RAILROAD Go
twenty-five Year Is
Dated May 1908. 1888
Guaranteed to principal and in
terest by the New York Central
e Hudson River Railroad Company
Legal Investment Massachusetts Savings Banks
The above bonds the direct obligation Of the Boston Albany
Railroad of
System Albany and
the system its New England outlet.
Albany Indebtedness its
above bonds being against
which Treasury New York Central 3, due
making the debt only S90S5Ooo
mortgage placed the of the Company with
Jointly including the above bonds in the lien
Albany Railroad is leased to the New York Central
Railroad the latter Company guaranteeing
capital stock dividends at
go having by the Company for
Central The present market value OF the
Companvs stock OF per share
PRICE es45 NETTING 4:1O PER CENT
RnHn cC0DWlN n. W. HARRIS & co
BANKERS
'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27
CRUSADE.
Pr0pertv Orners to Fight Subpay
Car Yards Project.

P-77e--~ c7-rrs II the rojEhborhood OF Kings
t-.cre a-e - n arms against the 1nterhorough
Es155 Transit Company and have started move
rent intended 20 compel the subway authorities TO
r-= ID -5- present intention Of placing their car
Yards Rhs-e they would i15ure Ire Spuyten DCy-vN
Fs-kzsv and Van CcTtlardr Park
-he company bought about twelve acres SIX years
sEo on The vest SIDE Of Broadway. running north
f-on s5S-- street. 10 Spuyteu DUyviI Parkway. The
s--o u Land x about $50 long. with aver
g de--- y go feet Van Cortiandr Park runs on
tas eas,e-fv ziie Of Broadway far south 24oth
r-cbzt-v repair shops Of some kind in that block
-zte &c c-osa certain streets nov on the city map
1-d running through the property
s2uy-e. DcyvI Parkway is practically continu-
LEI i Vii he impossible 10 screen the subway
yards from thls road. as the valley in which me
s-1Es- yards are 70 he is il plain view from the
rs-Evsv. They also say that there IS only one
r-es- which PARALLELS Broadway north Of 2SSth
grsei and les Il the same grade which VIII offer
az --e-sr 70 -h= congested traffic conditions that
az bound 20 come 70 Broadway This street Is
go-.sa- a-eu-e which runs through the property
Ct t-a marlborough Rapid Transit Company, ana
Thicr the company has 7etiioned the Board O.
Estimate 70 have closed
II r-.z ru1ve-reu--' said one q the Interested
J57e-tv owners yesterday, we expect 70 have me
t-7To-- of the Municipal Art Society and other
CIVIC ordinations. We have also engaged coun-
- a-E . ze md 1he car yards scheme Is likely
70 he carried or despite or protests we may
sETe5l g the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA April 26.-Hecei9ts for the week: Beef
cattle. 335 head. sheep and lam4s i4o head; hoss,
as head: calves. Ga5 head. BEEF CATTLE steady;
steers average best So 55ax choice So 5ogS3 90 goo
bulls s4a<5 -. COWS steady nrn. TAT cows. 81 -5a
s.; S2nS3; mich cows &3"HS56 Tor coIlfi,
choice exceptional stock. 81 SDnANs
good 70 choice a0a$7 medium s. 5oaS6 90. common
S4dSK 30 grassnrs and Westerns S4nS5 SHEEP steady,
wool sheer Wethers. $7rS7 25 choice 81 5oH<6 -
good s. 5ndx5 rs. medium - 5pT$a. common. Sdu&4,
ewes. heavy, faf. S. 5nasd 50 clipped sheep gsh5Ers
81 7AnSS. good. $3.50 ~.
medium s4aS4 20. common s. 6aSs ~ winter lsmns.
wool. extra s. 25nss 40 good ~ choice SO =.
ne 81 25T$T rs common, s. soc sb 30 clipped,
extra 81 4odsT so; good choice. SIFS7 q MEDIUM
selse common s545 49, sprins lambs apiece s. ooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C.
\ THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County Of New York,
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
J Donaldson. late OF the County OF New
York deceased. = present the same with vouchers
81 subscriber its principal place or
trs-sScrfng business No - william Street. Borough
of Mammalian. City Of New York. on or before
the 18th day OF May next
Dated New York. the md day OF November 1907.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Executor
TURNER ROLsTON & KORAN Attorneys for Ex-
Street New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27
STANDARD OIL co. WON'T ACT NOW.
twenty-five Year 4s

A director OF the Standard Oil Company, when
seen a. his home last night and asked concerning
the report that the company would soon increase
its capital stock from 500 900 $500 Go00 said
that the directors had several occasions dis
cussed the advisability Of a stock increase, but
s5dad Thar the company had no intention OF TAX
ing immediate action IN the matter It is not at
all likely he continued, that any such move will
be made until the company finishes its present It'll
cation with the federal government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27

c.,o-.l Richard Guenther reports ina
+r9re have Just been made a. FTankiort %, =.
electric locomotives made n aIa. NeiiAAA 1'' -0'
.ss In rninAs hAK1ak low ssnefieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27
Surrogates' Notices.

o1cHrrER. Carl. ALSO KNOWN AS CHARLES
Thomas Surrogate the County OF New York notice
s serehv given all persons having claims against carl
ceased present the with vouchers thereof 20
subscriber at her place % 1ranaes % So
New York IN before the LIST day Of June next
Dated. York the 2oth day OF November. 1901
HATTIE T SCHEUER. Administering
LEWIS NJ sCHEUER, Attorney FOR AtmlnLstratTLx, Is
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York city
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C
i q OF County Of New YORK
on the day November 1907. notice IS hereby
given all having claims against AuSust US
to with vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers at place transacting business
OF York. before the list day OF June next
Dated New the 22nd day Of Soyemoer- 1907.
EDWIN a ROGERS. Jr-. Executor
WILLIAMS & RICHARDSON Attorneys tor Executor
16 Court Street. Brooklyn. N Y
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of HON CHARLES
L II Beckett Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby all persons having claims against
lane crooks Brown OF the County of New York de-
sus.rbr at her place transactng business the Of
noes OF Lewis a. Egas, No 40 Exchange Place Borough
in the CITY OF new 1orA On OF before the
Dat i New York the 18th day Of December 1907.
MARTHA A. b MONTGOMERY. Executrix-
LEWIS & ELGAS Attorneys Tor EAecutEAA AZ bAchahEs
Place. New York CITY
MACPHERSON ROBERT BIN PURSUANCE OF
=, the County York. notice Is hereby given 10
ali persons having claims against Robert n MacpheF-
en, th same with thereof the subscriber
at her place transacting business at the ONCE or
Rattle A No 81 Wall Street IN the city OF
rat.d New York the "a DAY OF December. 1901
LILLE A MACPHERSON: ExecutriL
BATTLE . MARSHALL Attorneys for Exseatrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
-otirs Is hereby given to all persons having claims
Frederick Of County New
VorLr deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof subscribers their place transacting
Street in the city O. New York before the 18th
day OF next. -.
LOUISE STrSSMANN and r-.-..--
GEORGE II. FRANZIUs, EAeoutoIH
In0TPH BLOCH Attorney for Executors. 30 Nassau
~ UTrRGT-ANCF OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
Thomas. a Of tie County OF New York
hereby given - ali having claims
'is~tasaa present with vouchers thereof
60 the subscribers. their place Of transactIng bust
nass AT the Office Edward II. Miller. No. 81 Liberty
Street I'm the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
york or before the 3lst day or july next
dated New York, 23d day of January 1908
HENRY LEWIS MORRIS
JOHN c JAY.
Executors
FDyvAFD II MILLER. Attorney for Executors. So
Liberty Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON. ABB
l Thomas. 4 Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
Sc YORK deceased present the vouchers
thereof TO subscribers their place Of transacns
office OF their attorneys. Messrs Lord
nav 4 Lord Wall Street Borough of Manhattan
In the city New York before the 18th day OF
May next.
MADELINE s. MARkoE. J uxa.,.,a--
FRANCIS II. MARkOE. I IS
& LORD, Attorneys for Executors 10 w All
Street Borough of Manhattan. Inc city OF NeM aors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27

Sc 80 HOGS lower, Western. s. 10 straight; CITY
dressed stock loia dlic, S21ec
veals 16ala. extras lelsc rrasseTs and Westerns "a
Dc counry dressed calves edoc extras sheep II q
I2c extra wethers. ise lambs I34gi4c; extra. loei
hogs $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27
Surrogates Notices.


C,COTT. WILLIAM Ak PURSUANCE OF AN
- order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas surrogats OF the
County Of New York. Notice is hereby given all
persons having claims against William A Scott.
10 present with vouchers thsreoe
transacttns business. al
Once OF The Farmers Loan & Trust Company. at No
Street In the Borough OF Manhattan In tbs
city OF York. before the 21st day OF NAy
next
THE FARMERS LOAN TRUST COMPANY.
Executors
No Street. Borough OF Manhattan Nsw
York City
Il AMBER. CLARA SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
Il 4 Ord-r Of Hon. G Thomas. a Surrogate OF thu
~ notice Is hereby given 70 all
ksvins claims against : Lainbesr.
Vgurhers 70 subscribers. OF
trausacting the Office OF HILL Lockwood Rad
YORK on OF before day OF August
Dated New York. the 26th day OF January. HOS
SHEPHERD X Dc FOREST.
BERNARD NJ BARCCH.
HILL. LOCKWOOD. REDFIEL-D + LYDoN. Attorneys
No, as Nassau street. BOr-uEh Of Manhattan Nav
York City
MURPHY. JOHN i'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
MI OF HON Amer Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
~ New YORK bearing 18TH day % January. 1908
ICb1 ] Murphy, o. the County OF New YORK
with vouchers thereof 70 tss
One OF Reeves Todd No s. Liberty Street
Borough Manhattan. % the CITY OF New
on or before the hrst day e. August next ~
rsERTF = MURPHY and HARRY MCRPHT Ecz.rt-
tors Of ~. Last VIII and Testament o. Joha J. Aar-
pu,rsst-rs TODT5 SWAIN Attorneys FOR Executors Va
Liberty Street. Borough OF Manhattan New Iasa
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-27

IW En0UnUU0n nArID nAUOII OOmT NM
Three YEAR Convertible SIX PER CENT. GOLD NOTES.
Notes are dated May ,st 1908; payable
s ::= :s$ = ;= e. : : T.: =; $ 6 = =
9 @S@' IA: .% S s S PUBIC % " % FL % '
Referring the we will receive s s. 5 sns ss s Notes at the
% Wall New York. as follows:
On a asa 9o $50 $3.50 per PEI $1,000 10000 Note
" % COUPON s s: y:e"1 sss?:: Note; % % .s': deposit ''@'
such Notes ike ':n %o.%; s sns as S9 s sse:' for
The subscription will opened at 10.
reject s@s u. s5 @ %ns ns all our % :s5 % subscription
per $1,000 T% %s n""ss @ 1aa@"o - s.
:: ;::$ e: :: ::::: &: g Z e :::@: q
H4"" CO"
J. P MORGAN &
~ MORGAN. go New York .rn~p~
= e: C: C. :: =:: &C: = &C.
@s:: s 5s=s:: ::e = 7es. ~ -, =.
period 6rr6s %%r
% $ s york. :s .S@ 9sS YEARS a $ %
~ ] % ] @s &ss n; : H5@7@% s &
% F.: E Cent s GOD s s: s s:: "a: o $780,
5 @ ] % : 5ss S5S % %
@ $ ] & '9 S :s s Il: : 9% ps S5 % ]
: @ q; e.: IT,: = q: ] dc IT. e. 5 ~ trust agreement with rp.
Trust s24s@%
] e " Ts :a % so @~s
@ @ s eS %s 1 4% % % saa'Ss: s% %
H z @7ss3
ooeHs %so:: @ @ $1,000 "
Net GGS@aas " @ " 3Ses
sp'" w I ~ n I Island r.r55
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
MEXICAN RAlROADtRS
WANT AMERICANS
PUT out
viii Ask Federal Government
to See No One Is Employed
Who Can't Speak Spanish.
ASK INVESTIGATION OF
RAILWAY HOSPITALS

Monterey, Mex, Jan. 30.--A petl
ton is being drafted by the grand
lodge of the Mexican Railway EN-
ployes' union in session here, asking
for a thorough investigation of the
railway hospitals throughout the re-
public
The petition crticises the hospitals
and will be presented to the federal
government with the request that inn
mediate action be taken looking to-
ward an improvement. 1t will also
ask that the railroads employ no one
who cannot speak and write the
Spanish language.
This request is in line with the
efforts of Mexican employees to drive
American engineers ana tralnmen
from the country. The agitation was
started some months ago and since
then there has been more or less
friction between the native employees
and officials of the roads. The ma
tive employees believe that with gov
ernment ownership of the two prin-
cinpal systems of the country, Amer
leans should he taken from service
and Mexicans given preference in all
positions.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
SUSPENDED BANKS WILL
PAY OUT IN
FULL
Close of New York InStitu-
tionS Due to Connection
With Larger Bank.
NO BAD RESULTS
ARE LOOKED FOR

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 3O.-Bank
porary receiver of the Bank OF North
America, was today appointed tenn
porary receiver for the New Amster-
dam National bank of New York,
which was closed by order of the
comptroller yesterday. No statement
has yet been made as to the condl-
ton of the New Amsterdam bank,
but officials in the office of the
comptroller, in the absence of def
mite information, are inclined to be-
lleve that depositors will be paid in
full, with IA considerable sum re-
naming.
The bank examiners today took
active charge of the New Amster-
dam and Traders bank, a state in
stitution, whicn also closed yester-
day. Both these banks are included
in the -Heinze Thomas chain
OF banks, and there mas been what
practically amounts 10 run on
them since the Bank of North Amer
lea was closed several days ago.
Both Institutions were unable to
ldhE UP AhNll VI NtA TN
Gates which the clearing house asso-
citation issued during the stringency
and when a renewed drain upon
their resources began the clearing
house declined a further extension OF
their certificates. Fearing a heavier
withdrawal today the officials OF
both banks decided to close. As a
result Of the closing Of these two
banks several other banks, not OF
an important class, met with neavy
Withdrawals today. One of these was
the Oriental bank, where run de-
yelopei as soon as the doors opened
All the depositors were paid
promptly and President Hugh Kelly
stated that twelve other institutions
had come to the assistance of the
bank and he hoped 10 be able to
Withstand the drain.
II is not anticipated that the
closing OF the two banks will have
any bad effect on general business
as both have been going through
gradual liquidation during the past
few months.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
DECLINES TO INTERFERE
WITH SUNDAY CLOSING
Campaign Against Unnecessary Work
Meets With Approval of Kansas
City Judge.

Kansas city, Jan. 3O.--Judge
Smith Mcpherson in the United
states district court here today de-
clined to interfere with the county
officials in their attempt to enforce
the Missouri law, which makes un-
necessary work on Sunday a mlsde-
meanor His decision was given in
the case against Nance O'Neil, the
actress, and local theatres who
sought to permanently enjoin the
grand jury from indicting them.
His decision Is a victory for Judge
William II. Wallace. of the criminal
court, who. in his campaign for Sun
day closing. has caused the indict-
ment OF 1000 stage folk as we'll as
several hundred storekeepers.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
TERRITORIES COMMITTEE
CONTINUES HEARINGS
Now MeXicans at Washington Con-
unue TO Impress Need OF
Statehood.

Washington, u. @, Jan. 30.-SState-
nood for New Mexico was given a
hearing by the committee on terri
tories this morning. A committee
will be appointed to make a trip to
the territory during the summer TO
make Investigations as to the pop
ulatlon OF the proposed new state.
The speakers before the commit
tee this morning were Governor
Curry, Delegate Andrews and Brad
ford Prince, ex-governor of New
Mexico. solomon Luna and Harry
w. Kelly were present at the meet
ing. The hearings are 10 be con-
tnued.
Delegate Andrews today intro
duced bills providing for the extend
ing OF proof on small holding claims
and the exploration of mines on pri-
Yate lands.
The pension bills of W. G. stan
word aud g. B Adams were passed
upon today and approved. The tol~
lowing New Mexico soldiers We're
granted pensions already I'm force:
II. c. Crary and w. Ii. Hastings.
The following pOstmasters. re-
Gently appointed, We're confirmed;
Miguel A. Romero, of Estancia;
Charles O. LeXeh. of Portales; Thos.
b. Plat. OF Hagerman,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
v OMEN SUFFRAG|STS
BOTHER CABINET
MINISTERS
Visit Houses. Ring Bells and
Deliver OratIOnS--Are Dis
perSed by Police.
PARLIAMENT HAS MUCH
TO ACCOMPLISH

London, Jan. 3O.-Having failed in
their efforts to reach King Edward
yesterday during the ceremonies at
tendant upon the opening OF parlia-
ment, the house being barred against
them the suffragists this morning
adopted a new method OF protesting
against the neglect of the king to
mention their demand for the right to
vote.
The militant members of the or
ganization formed themselves into
several committees and visited the
homes of members of the cabinet
for the purpose of asking them to
use their influence in securing a set
tlement of the woman suffrage ques-
tlon at this session of parliament.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
CONVENTION HALL
ARMORY ASSURED
Committee Hard at Work and Busi-
ness Men are Aiding Them Gen
erously-Nearly Whole Sum
Raised.

The committee IN charge OF the
work Of raising the funds necessary
for the building of convention hall
armory has met with such success
that practically the larger part OF
the amount needed has already been
pledged By the business men of the
city.
The committee has been hard at
work and has received the cordial
support Of nearly everyone upon
whom It called.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon, the
work has progressed far enough TO
assure the success Of the undertak-
ing.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30

As none of the cabinet members
would see them. the women DEM
onstrated their anger by ringing door
bells and delivering addresses from
the steps of the houses. Seven ar
rests were made and the crowds were
dispersed after noisy scenes.
This session of parliament prom
ises TO be unusually interesting. The
women will undoubtedly continue
their campaign for suffrage, but with
what result can hardly be predicted.
In fact there are so many serious
problems to be wrestled with that
even the serious Illness of the pre-
mier, Sir Henry pbell-Banner-
man, has taken second place In i'm
portance. The premier has returned
from a holiday at Blarritz, and while
he has recovered from his heart at
tacks he has not regalned his
strength.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30

appreciated democratic doctrines
and has tried to point out what
these policies are. II Mr.. Bryan's
suggestions were carried to their
logical conclusion the democratic
national convention would have TO
arraign the republican party for op-
posing the policies OF its own pres
ident, thus presenting a condition
altogether unprecedented ia Amcri-
can politics.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
FLAG SELLS
FOR LARGE sum
Cornelius Vanderbilt Buys Relic al
London Auction.

London, Jan. SO.-The flag OF the
American man-of-war Chesapeake,
which was captured by British sail
ors during an engagement between
the Chesapeake and a British ship,
the Shannon, in 1912, was put up at
auction today and sold TO a dealer
named Partridge for S4,25O. 1t is
reported that the dealer acted for
Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
upon today
Old CIRCUs MAN Duls.

Chicago, Jan, 3O.-Burr Robbins.
an old time circus man, died here to-
day at the age OF II years. Robbins
was one OF the best known OF the
old time circus owners. starting
years ago with a wagon show.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
Arthur W. FERGUSON DEAD.

WashIngtOn, d. c. Jan. 3U.-A
cablegram was received here today
from Governor Smith announcing the
death of Arthur w. Ferguson, sec
retary OF the Philippine commission.
Death was due 10 heart disease and
came suddenly at Manila. Ferguson
lumbia.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-01-30
FLOTIlLA LEAVES FOR
PORT OF PUNTA ARENAS
Officers and Men Have Been IavishIy
Entertained at BuenOs Ayres.

Buenos Ayres, Jan. SO-The fotil-
la OF American torpedo boats under
the command of Lieutenant Cone,
sailed from this port this morning for
Punta Arenas, where it viii Join the
battleship fleet. During the stay OF
four days here the officers and men
have been lavishly entertained by Of
fcials and citizens.