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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
WOOL PRICES ARE
STEADILY ADVANCING
Prices Keep Up and ConditionS in the
Wes1 Are Closely Followed by
Boston Houses.

Boston, May 1I-Local wool values
still tend upward, keeping with the
advance of London and the west
Dealings in the Boston market are
confined to the territory but condi-
tions in the west are closely followed.
Fairly heavy receipts of Nevada
Utah and Arizona woods have filled
up the local bins, which for weeks,
have been empty of old stock. New
Wyoming Is held at 23 and 25 cents
while Utah is quoted al 19 to 22.
Consumers of pulled wool and the
foreign product are buying freely.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
STORY txONtRATtS
CHICAGO YOUTH
lie Took Part In Fight in Mexico,
But Il Declared To be Free
From Blame.

FL Paso, Texas, May l1.-Harold
sanborn, a young Chicagoan in Jail
at Rincon Antonio as result Of a
riot on the Sanborn plantation near
Vera Cruz, when six Mexicans were
killed is eXonerated in the complete
story OF the riots received here.
The fighting started with the ar
rest of a Mexican for drunkenness.
The brother of the drunken man kill
cd Vicente EspinOsa. peace officer
and the fight started generally In the
end five men and one girl lay dead.
sanborn gave himself up. A Mexi-
can woman said Sanborn didn't shoot
in the direction Of the girl.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
WRIGHT BROTHERS HERE
TO MAKE SHIPS FOR
GOVERNMENT
TWO Aer0planIStS VIII Build
Aeroplanes at Dayton
for the Ar
my.
CAN NEVER CARRY
MANY PASSENGERS
One OF the Brothers Says Aero
plane Will Not do to Convey
Many People But Can
be Used for a
Few.

New York. May 11.-Wilbur and
orville Wright, the aeroplanists. were
passengers on board the Kronz Prin-
cess Cecelie which arrived here this
morning. The brothers said that they
would go to their home at Dayton.
Ohio, as soon as possible, where aero
planes intended for the government
service will be completed. From Day
ton they win go to Washington.
where tests will b. carried out under
the direction OF verrm nj EXPERTS.
Following the eompIetaoa OF the
work in Washington, they announce
that they will return to Europe TO
fulfill contracts with private individ-
uals. A large number of friends
greeted the aeronauts on the ship
and accompanied them ashore.
Orville Wright said, in speaking OF
the practicability OF the aeroplanes.
that they often carried two passen-
gers and could have carried several
more. He believed the aeroplane
would never be a passenger convey
ance. but that II will be used as a
carrier for a few persons.
AS TO war in future he said he
had been informed by experts that
the aerpplape Is safe mp ..o .so 1000, feet
in the air, and as the T1facnine can
go no higher he considered that point
settled.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
TAFT HAS A CAME.

Washington, ID. c., May 11.-Presi-
dent Taft tomorrow will play the
most notable game OF golf in his ca
reer up to this time. when paired
with Walter ]. Travis, former ma
tlonal champion. ne will engage I'm a
fcursome against General Clarence
Edwards and F. ogden Horstmann,
one of the crack players OF the Chevy
Chase club. Travis is here to take
part in the opening of the Chevy
Chase club tournament. Last winter
he called on Taft at New York and
spent a whole afternoon with him,
giving a long dissertation on the an
cient game and how ii should be
played. The net score of the Taft
Travis team Is apt TO be low.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
BUILDING WIRELESS.

Washington, May 1.-THE installa-
tion OF wireless stations at Fort Leav-
enworth and Fort Riley are being ar
ranged for the army signal office. For
this purpose steel towers two hun
dred feet in height are to be erected
at these two army posts.
As part of the fire control install
latiOn station Will be built at Fort
Mills, in the Philippines and another
installation win be at Duikana. Alas
ka, half way between the Yukon and
valdez whore there is already a wire
less station
The completion of Dulksna station
will render it possible 20 communi-
cate directly between Seattle and inn
portant points in Alaskan territory.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
TRIES TO BEAT WESTON.

Chicago. May Sergeant
John Walsh, a former Chicagoar
and veteran of the civil war, 81
years old. has arrived in Chicago
declaring his intention of overhaul
ing Edward Payson Weston on foot.
Walsh said he had walked to Cnica-
go from Boston. en- route to San
Francisco, and already had gained
so miles on Weston.
Weston is near Kansas City. Walsh
spent some time yesterday at the
home of his sister in Austin. He said
ho expected to catch Weston some
where in Colorado
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
sRAwOoD AS MEDICINE.

New Haven, Conn, May lex
periments with seaweed to test its
qualities have oeen made during the
last year by DR.. Louis NJ. Compertz
of this city, who read a paper before
the American Therapeutics society
upon IL.
DIR. Compertz told of the good re-
suits to be obtained from medical
standpoint. Four large jars were
passed around among the doctors for
sampling. Those who tasted il found
1t hard to believe that it was sea-
weed
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
GAVE INFORMATION
AND WAS MURDERED
Man Who Told Officers of Raid Oh
sheep Camp Is Found With
Bullet I'm Brain.

Cheyenne, Wyo., May 11.-William
Garrison, who gave important evil
dence before the grand jury in the
investigation of the raid on the Allie
mand and Emge sheep camp. when
both the latter and a sheepherder
were murdered by a masked gang,
was found with a bullet hole in his
head, and one in the heart, near the
river. The investigation today tends
To show that he did not commit sui
eide
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
THE VIOLET WON OUT.

Milwaukee, May 1.-THE school
children Of Wisconsin have voted To
determine which should be their ia
vorite flower. There were four en-
tries--the violet, wild rose. water lily
and trailing arbutus.
The violet left the others at the
post as II were. The wild rose appar-
antly came in second. the water uly
third and the arbutus way behind.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
CAsTRO Is AssEssEn

Caracas, May 11.-Cipriano Castro.
deposed president Of Venezuela. has
been condemned by the courts 10 pay
six months rental and heavy damages
for his arbitrary occupation of the
Miahores palace in this city. The
building Is the property of the Sonora
Joaquin Crespo, widow Of a former
president.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
ROOSEVELT CAPTURES
AN UNKNOWN ANIMAL

London May LITTLE Globe Na
pies correspondent says that Roose-
velt's relatives have received news
from the former president informing
them that besides shooting lions, an
telopes, rhinoceroes and hippipotamus
ne has captured alive .tfRarks-
Bile animal hitherto unknoW1kk
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
TRAINNnEN IN SESSION.

Columbus May 1.-THE ninth an.
nual convention OF the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen opened today
by Grand Master w. C. Lee calling
the 500 delegates to order. The mem
bership now numbers 100000. A
proposed increase of insurance. in the
order IS fo come up at this meeting
as well as small changes in the con-
stitutlon.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
SELECTS NEW HOME.

bordeaux May lit is reported
at Satander that former President
Castro of Venezuela will make his
permanent residence in the island
of Teneriffe
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11

railroad through what was only
a half dozen years ago the darkest
part of darkest Africa! The Eng
lish governors of Nigeria, which is
in West Africa. are building it with
government money, and spending
$4,000 a mile to make it a good,
substantial railway.
The railroad, which will be 400
miles long, or about the distance be-
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11
JURY WAS OUT
JUST -FOUR HOURS
Attorney for the Defense Expected
no Verdict and Was Pre-
pared to Fight In
sanity Proceed
inJS.

FLUSHING, n. y, MAY IL
CAPTAIN PETER G. HAMS, JR.,
WAS FOUND GUILTY OF MAN
SLAUGHTER IN THE FIRST DE-
GREE BY A JURY. WHICH RE-
TURNED A VERDICT THIS AFT
ERNOON. AFTER DELTBERATING
FOUR HOURS. THE DEFENDANT
WAS REMANDED TO THE GUS
TODY OF THE SHERIFF.
THE CASE WAS GIVEN TO THE
JURY AT 1906. ATTORNEY MCIN-
TYRE. OF THE DEFENSE, SAID
HE BELIEVED THE JURY WOULD
BE OUT pa HOURS AND WOULD
RETURN WITHOUT A VERDICT.
HE SAID HE HAD INFORMATION
THAT TWO OF THE JURORS
WERE OPPOSED TO THE DE-
FENSE OF INSANITY AND WOULD
NOT VOTE FOR ACQUITTAL FOR
THAT REASON.
Soon after the Hams case was
called this morning. former District
Attorney Gregg concluded his argu-
ment to the iury. Then came JUS
tice Garretson's instructions.
The question OF what to 10 with
Hams in case the jury acquitted II.
arose, because %: the fact that The
defense contenlcd he was mentally
unsound. The verdict this aftel noon,
however, eliminstes that question.
Attorney Mcjn,yre made his pea
for the defen sc yesterday, COnIcad-
ing that the killlr of Annis by Hams
was an act of Gal He 1ecll 'cI rha;
the meeting of the two n-2n was by
accident and that Hains had no in
tention of killing Annis ur,i he met
him.
The crime for which Hams was
convicted was the killing of William
l.. Annis. a New York publisher, at
the Bayside Yacht club for the al
legged reason that Annis had improp-
erly conducted himself with Mrs,
Hams, separating her from her hus-
band and breaking up their home
while Captain Hains was on military
duty in the Philippines Hains and
his brother, T. Jenkins Hams. a writ
er, went to the yacht club and met
Annls as the latter was leaving IA
boat.
Hains pulled a revolver from his
pocket and shot Annis the latter
falling fatally wounded. Hains' broth
er, 1t is alleged, also had a revolver,
with which he threatened the crowd
that was attracted by the shooting,
and prevented anyone rendering as
sistance to the wounded man. r.
Jenkins Hains was tried and acquit-
ted of compiicity in the murder
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-11

RICA, SHOWING WORK ON $4,000
tween Chicago and Kansas City, will
run between Baro, the head of the
low water navigation on the Niger
river, to Kano. 1t is hoped that the
line will be the beginning of great
agricultural prosperity for the coun-
try and also a safeguard against a
rebellion and possible disaster from
the enormous Mohommedan and pa
gan tribes. The future of the coun-
Try Is in growing cotton, the export
or ground nuts, shea buttc nuts and
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
ROBS YOUTH AS JURY
CONVICTS HIM OF ATTACK

ST LOUIS. Feb While jury
was celebrating on a case IN which
he was charged with attacking a
Marketsi. car conductor and motor
man Joseph l.ooney Bottoms
Gang leader. was ont holding up 4
youth, taking four sho,s at the vic.
tim father and ierruriziug the crew
OF another street car. it is alleged
While the jury was returning seal
ed verdict TO Judge Shields finding
him guilty and imposing fine and
impri sonment. f.OQney. VINO had been
captured. was being Identified bNthree
men az the North Market-st. police
station.
IN Information charging Looney
with robbery In the first degree fol
lowed
he was M liberty under bond. which
hc furnished several months ago.
when he was charged with participat-
ing ~ a general hg1t on the car u
was On this charge he WAS tried am
late n The day The cas- went to the
Jury which spent parton the nieht de
lberaiinE
Lopney. az course. was not present
when the jury returned IFS verdict 10
Judge Shields. finding him guilty and
assessing his punishment al a year In
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
BAD WEATHER HOLDS UP
COMMITTEE OF FIFTY

Indictment weather prevented Il
meeting of the cost of service com
mittee of the committee OF fifty which
was TO have been held Tuesday noon
TO allow Of getting bids from expert
accountants for going over the II. t.
Il. books. \ number OF firms have
sisnified their intention TO offer their
services.
Howard G, Beck. one OF the mem.
hers OF the committee O. fifty. de-
clared that his firm, Beck. McElroy a
Bullock, will do the work II asked. but
that he does not care for the job
Il would not charge anything for
my own services rs am a member
or the committee of fifty he says. Il
would require two men TO do the
work and our firm would furnish them
at cost, which. figure. would be
about $40 per day each. There would
be no money in the contract for mt
and a great deal Of criticism
Meetings are on Tuesday afternoon
OF the taxation and paving and the
statistics committees. while meet
ing of the committee on extensions
Will be held "Wednesday afternoon.
The statistics committee has al
ready collected considerable data re.
Garding operation OF street railway
in other cities.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
BANKS HAVING CITY
CASH To PUT UP
COLLATERAL
THIS is LIKELY TO BE SETTLE.
MENT OF WRANGLE OVER
PROPER BONDING OF DEPosl.
ToRlEs-JoY APPROVES PLAN.

The vexed question Of personal or
,surety bonds for the city deposits
held in various banks. came up TO
trouble the ways ana means commit
tee again. Tuesday morning. Con
troller Doremus suggested remedy
tor the trouble. ana the agitation
which has been gong on for nearly
a year may be settled by new ordi-
nance which he will prepare and pre-
sent to the committee soon. -.
To settle matters temporarily, the
Old Detroit Nationals personal bond
was accepted with mercantile
agency report accompanying 1t that
the signers are worth between 20 and
30 millions OF dollars. This bond,
ike that recently accepted from the
American Exchange National bank.
runs only until the council takes d
decided stand on the entire bond ques-
ton.
Controller Doremus' ordinance will
provide that national banks holding
city deposits shall put up as collateral
IA sufficient amount OF securities TO
Offset any possible loss This is the
u. JOY, OF the National Bank OF Com
merce. Another plan will have to be
adopted with savings banks. because
OF the state banking laws. and il is
likely that these will be required to
furnish surety company bonds.
II was only after considerable argu.
ment that any conclusion was reach
ed City Treasurer Koch and Aid.
Heineman detailed their reason for
opposing personal bonds. the banks
having first secured decrease from
- To per cent on daily balances
because of the cost OF surety bonds.
and now asking TO be- relieved OF that
cost without raising their interest
rates again.
AID Allan and Thompson agreed
with Heincman and Koch. while Aid
Shapand and Tossy took up the cud-
gels for the banks, and spirited
Dialogue ensued
We are here for the city's interest
and no other said Heineman.
we are here for thc same purpose, -
retortcd Ald. Shapland
The committee turned down City
accountant Griesors request Tor an
extra helper, telling him 10 put I'm an
estimate for such man
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
GERMAN-FRANCO PEACE
PACT CONSUMMATED

PARIS, Feb. y.-The German
Franco agreement relating to the pc
icing and patronage OF Morocco was
signed today, thus putting an end Z,
the strained relations which have ex
listed between the two countries.
Perfect agreement TO the terms oi
the Algeciras act are guaranf eed and
harmony is insured.
According 10 the terms OF the agree
u ent France promises tn maintain tht
integrity and independence OF the
Moroccan empire. Germany promise,
to recognize the particular political
interests of France in Morocco.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10

Jail and $500 fine for assault To do
great bodily harm to a mOtorman on
a Market-st. car last June
I.ooney and Beverly Brown. erst-
while secretary OF the West End Ply
steal Culture club. were on their way
home from West End heights where
Brown admitted they had been drink
Ing. when the attack occurred.
j. j. Refs. conductor of the car. ties
tiled that Brown and I.oOney were
using profane language in a loud tone
OF voice MANY women were on the
car. he said He cautioned them sev
eral times To keep still. and each
time was gibcd by Brown and Loo
ney.
Al Eleventh anu Market-sts.. no said
Brown and I.ooney started 10 get OF
the car. Brown kicked against Reits
foot \ fight followed The motor
man william Packhcis"r. came tc
Refs aid with metal controller IL
his hand lie and iooney tough
through the car. and finally tumble.
of the back platform together Bo'
got up. aud then loonev knocked tn
mutorman down. fracturing his skull
and escaped
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
GOLDBERG'S MOTION
NOT IN PROCEEDINGS

In the official proceedings OF the
last meeting OF the board OF education,
Just of the press the resolution offer
ID ny Inspector Goldberg. making II a
r,isdemeanor for teachers TO engage
IN an active campaign for or against
any candidate for school inspector.
does no. appear The omission is "A
elaring one in view OF the fact that
IL was aimed at the administration
crowd in the board and at Inspector
leonard in particular. The proceed
lngs refer 10 the resolution. which was
lost. and shows how the inspectors
voted. but the resolution itself Is cut
out bodily. There is possibility ~
q merry row over the matter when
the hoard meets again. Thursday
night. for Inspector Goldberg Is al
ways ready for a scrap and has start
ed many rumpus on less provoca
tioL. President George says he hasn't
the slightest idea how the resolution
came To be cut out
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
PLuNCES DOWN
SHAFT To DEATH

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Feb. O.
While mucking rock 1T the first %
foot level in the American Cement
P!aster's company plant in the Bu,-
tcrwCTth road. Anthony Beaufu. A
miner. plunged head first down the
shaft 10 the next level, meeting with
instant death al , O'Clock Monday
afternoon. Coroner Hillikon ordered
the remains taken 10 Springs under
taking rooms and this morning start
cd a rigid examination To learn just
how the accident happened
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
ROBBERS CARRY
OFF RARE COINS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. g.
Iured on by description Of val
liable collection OF old and rare coins
on display at the Kent museum. given
recently in a local paper. robbers ef-
lected an entrance 10 the Museum
building last night. carrying off hun
Greds OF dollars worth OF silver coins
that represented all the South Amer
lean countries, all the Asiatic coun.
tries. all European countries. the is
land of Borneo, East Indies and the
Philippines.
The last seen OF the valuable collec.
ton was at 6 O'Clock last night when
curator Sargent showed visitor
through the building. The coin de.
partment was the last one Inspected.
Later the cases We're closed and al
the odd pieces locked up.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
Walk To Your
Meals Like a Man
Eat What You viii And Learn TO En-.
Joy Food And to Digest IT.
HERE'S TIE SECRET. FREE.

Make UP your mind after reading
this that Won will Jet the next meal
hold no terrors for YOU
You can enjoy H. You can digest IT,
All that Is needed is 10 give nature
the juices she lacks, to give The ston-
ach a chance TO remove The terrible
Initiating acids. aiAaies AMI gases
which turn food ami nuurishment into
gas an decomposition.
Whca q system Is run down and dc.
leted IL needs building up Ashes
won't reliindle a Dire aud wrong III.
gestiye fluids viii not taSe proper
juices from toOG no matter how GOO
the food l..
L. this common sense? Men spend
years and even life experimenting on
the human system. what IL LACKS in
disease and what IL needs IN perfec
tiou This, knowledge is known a.
every phVsician or should be. Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets are compressed na'
Gfal vegetable aad fruit ts,ance.
which when mixed with The saliva 81
( the mouth 90 into the stomach capable
o[, digcstiug Il tnlD meal and they d.
gSt IL 20 the uftcfmost SHRED The,
such = mca' does a man good and 4
gives TO him the mears 10 overcom,
stomach troubles Forty thousanc
physicians rs these tablets an
charge !on for writing testimonial
of tncir merit which they call a pre-
Cription. Any druggist In America III
Canada will sell yOa box for 81.
Think Of 81. Every druggist carrie
them. Here's con mon aensg again
: DCrt this tell you there f. merlt' ~
60 your DRUGGIST today, buy q pack
age and waIk up ~ yoUt meais +aow
ing that they viii mo- caus. Won pain
Send az your nam, ami address ana
We Will send YOU trial package by
mail free. Address r. \. stuart Co,
90 Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
STRIKE is DECLARED;
CITY WITHOUT FOOD

BUENOS AYRES. Feb. "a strike
of unheard proportions began at Re-.
sario. Not only workmen. but mer-
chants and shopEeepers ana even
bankers. suspended work as proteSj
against the increase in the municipal
taxes. The city is without bread meat
or milk.
The dock laborers numbering j.002,
resolved 10 join the strike today. This
IL the most critical as the harbor IL
full of vessels loading cereals
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
INSANE PATIENT DEAD;
RELATIVES SOUGHT

Surt Marker. of the Wayne county
asylum, is anxious 10 locate the rela
tives of Lucy A. Fish. an inmate. who
died Monday night She was brought
to the asylum In 1893 from No 20
Joseph Canpau-ave.. but the peopie
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
Fire Imperils Forty

DENVER. Feb. o Forty person.
had a narrow escape from flames a.
the NarraganseIt hotel in North Den
Yer early this morning. Miss Minnie
schwartz. % years old. was rescued
from her room I'm n-unponscioas state
by policeman after the other guest
had fed The temperature was arounf
zero a. the scantily clad people rusa
ed into the street.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
T|FF|N GIRL
IS ATTACKED
CRIES BRING ASSISTANCE AMI
FIEND FLEES-RESEMB
DAYTON MURDERER.

TOLEDO. O.. Feb 81 Special -
The city OF Tifin is excited over the
nttack on pretty l9-yearold Minnie
Oswald by an unknown man last
right. The attack occurred IN IN,
eastern part OF THIN as the girl was
walking near her home She wa
bound and gagged. Her cries hroueh'
resistance and the man fed IN inc
darkness She was found unc0n
.cious and is now IN serious condi
ton From the description furnished
Ivy the girl her assaiiant closely an
.wers the description OF the tiend VIII
Killed Mary Forschner at Dayton.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
OPTION QUESTION
To Be REOPENED

LANSING Mich. Feb. Especially
Pred L. Baker ri Detroit. attorney
for the state Brewers association has
secured a writ of certiorari from the
supreme court directing Judge Kline.
~ Washtenaw county 10 reopen the
question OF the validity of local Op-
tiuu petitions recently filed in that
county
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
ANTI-GOVERNMENT
RESOLUTION DEFEATED

DUBLIN. Feb. y-The resolution
pledging the party 10 invariable op-
position to the government on all
questions. was defeated by the irish
Nationalist party in convention to-
day. The party members are now free
to oppose or support the government
on any and all questions.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
HOPKINS HOLDS
'OWN ON 18TH VOTE

SPRINGFIELD, III. Feb 9.-The
house and senate convened in joint
session al noon and cast the twenty
ninth ballot for United States senator,
W hich resulted in no choice.
Hopkins received 49, Foss lS;
Shurtlef, IA; Stringer. GA; scattere t.
i6
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
Harold Jarvis win slno.

Harold Jarvis has consented tn sing
al the Lincoln day exercises in the
! light Guard armory/ Friday afternoon.
The plans FOR this celebration have
now taken full form and ali indicS
lions are that the event will be a grea,
success in every way.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
LAD is MOL DEAD.

IuLiSDAI.E. Mich. Feb. 3 (Spe-
cial) The published reports concern
ing The death at Francis Shiel. in the
Ann Arhor hospital are false. The
tad. who was bitten by mad dog here
two weeks ago. is doing finely.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10
WOMAN MUST DIE,
/. SAYS HIGH COURT

AL BANY, y. Y, Feb. 9.-The court
Of appeals decided today that Mary
D. Farmer, convicted of the murder
OF Sa.ah Brennan near Watertown,
must die
The Detroit times., 1909-02-10

While tires Of stfam locomotive
will wear down after being run 5000
miles. II Is said that those OF an cleo.
trio locomotive will not require renew.
al until IL has been run $4,000 miles.