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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-14
COrdelI Gets Draw With
Sullivan in Islands

HONOLULU. July Slack -Cordell
had the better of Dick Sullivan, the
local middle weight champion. in a Is
round go here Saturday night. out
boxing him and holding his own in
the clinches, although Referee Mike
Patton declared the affair a draw.
The two are matched TO fight again
next month. The fight was pretty
one, the cleanest exhibition of straight
marquis Of Queensberry rules ever seen
here.
Soldier Mccullough of Fort Shafter
and Wahilani, Hawaiian, went a five
round draw and the heavy weight
champions OF the local army and ma
rine corps. Miller at Fort Shafter and
Limey Richards of Camp Very, were
on for three rounds and part of a
fourth, when the soldier was knocked
out.
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HARVARD CLUB WILL
DINE VISITING SAVANTS
Professors From the East Will
Be Entertained at st. Francis

The Harvard club will hold its reg
ular quarterly meeting tomorrow night
at the st. Francis hotel at o'clock.
The dinner will be the occasion of a
reception to the following professors,
who are now visiting the summer school
at Berkeley:
Prof W. A. Nelson, Harvard university; Prof.
Roger B. Aferriman. Harvard university; Prof.
Samuel Williston, Harvard university; Professor
Mite, head Of the department of Romantic Ian
guages. University of Chicago; Sub Secretary
Ezequiel, City of Mexico; Prof. Lucien Foulet.
Bryan Mawr college; Prof. II. II. Home Dart
mouth university Prof Otto Jespersen, UniTer-
sity Of Copenhagen, and Prof. E. L. Thorndyke,
Columbia university.
c. M. Belshaw, president of the club,
will preside.
The dinner will also incidentally offer
an opportunity to celebrate the recent
clean sweep on the Thames.
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BIRZTT1S
Notable Deaths

JOHN HIGHLANDER, PIoNEERL&apa. July
1s-John HIGHLANDER. a well known pioneer
OF California, died here yesterday Afternoon
after an extended illness. HIGHLANDER came
TO san Francisco in 1850 and was engaged IL
business there for 16 years. He then came e
Napa county. and had resided here for 81
years. He was a native Of Sweden and was s.
years of age.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

William II. Grim Jr. to Annie T. Dunphy,
lot in line of Twenty-sixth avenue 1917
NV OF Clay, 27:6 by Z 40; $40.
Antoine Borel to Nose Fisher lot 25 Presidio
terrace $40
Joseph Holler and wife to Stella n. Dufhe.
lets IS and IA, block IL. subdivision 2, Clarendon
heights: $40.
James II. Jordan and wife to Frank Swickard
and wife, lot in w line OF Forty-seventh avenue
225 OF l. street S 80 by W 40; $40.
Paul Barlegeri and wife to o. p Slider lot
In 5 line OF Clay street, 100 Z of Leayenyorth
S ia by So; $40.
Louisa Hneter to Ernest L. Hueter ct al.
shares OF stock gift
Mary Susan Burnett to Burnett building and
loan association. lot in lSE line of Clementfna
street. 10 NE of Fourth. NE 40 by Sc 60: $40
Robert Bolton ct al to city and county Of
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MARRIAGES

BENNETT-GA this city, June Z,
1903. by the Rev. Elmer Grant Keith OF
Asbury Methodist church. George Edwin Ben
nett of San Francisco and Olive Ida Gardner
of Oakland.
this city, July 10. 1909,
by the Rev. J II. Schroeder, Joseph Milly
and Bertha Schach, both of San Francisco.
PuGH-ARNoLD--In this city. July 10. 1909.
nv the Rev. j. II. Schroeder, Charles A.
Pugh and Enid NJ. Arnold, both Of San Fran
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DEATHS

BoREL,-In this city. July 10. 1909. August
Borel. beloved husband OF Marie Borel father
of Ernest, Martha and Angelo Borei and Mrs.
Louise Panero. father in law of Frank Pa
nero brother Of Mrs. c. Cone and Mrs Fame
Leon Borel. and brother In law of Pierre Fame
and Mrs. Constance Borel, a native Of France,
aged SO years.
BowEE-In this city. July 10. 1909. David
Thomas, beloved husband OF Margaret Bowen
devoted father Of Arthur d. Bowen be-.
loved son OF Mrs. ]. Bowen, and brother Of
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Nernon I. san francisco 8

Los ANGELES. July 13.-The sun
shining il Left Fielder Williams eyes
caused him TO duck TO the ground 10
avoid being hit by Eagan's high fly in
The third inning. which enabled Bras
hear 10 score and Eagan TO reach
second. Then the next two batters
I'D hit for a double and a single. and
right there Vernon won the game. San
Francisco poked out two hits in the
ninth. but could not tie. The score
IEnNnN
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SUMMER SESSION TENNIS

BERKELEY, July IA tennis
tournament of the students of the sum-
mer session OF the university will be
held on the new university courts
west OF the football field Saturday aft
ernoon. An informal reception will
be held in Hearst hall following the
matches. Among the entries are: II.
\. Young. r. B. Abott. A A. Knight.
Prof V. V Lidga. N. Frees A. Y
A. Hilieman. Z. soloman, W. e. Leon
ard. P. K Yost and T. NJ Bumstead
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Northwestern League

SPOKANE, July 13.-Spokane beat
ish that completely upset the biggest
Clynes drove the ball into right in the
runs and changing apparent defeat
Seattle ....-....---..-.... 3
Batteries-Thompson and Shea; Gregg
and Spencer
PORTLAND. July 13.-Both pitchers
kept the hits down today, but errors
by Portland enabled Tacoma TO secure
the necessary number of runs TO take
the contest. Score: r. II. Z.
Tacoma ..--.-.-
Portland -.....s.. 49,
Batteries-Newlin and Hurley; sam
uels and Fournier.
ABERDEEN, Wash, July 1s.--Aber-
deem won today from Vancouver in the
tenth inning by a lucky punching of
hits on Hall. who had been invincfble
during the earlier stages of the con-
test Errors on the part of the Aber-
deem infield had apparently given an
couver the game, when a batting rally
saved ii TO the locals after hope had
fed. The batting OF La Jeune and
Moore were the features. Score:
X. ii. Z.
auc0uNeF ---.-..-...
ADeroeen .....- II 4
Batteries-Hau and Sugden; Ovitz
and O'Brien.
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BIRTHS

IsAAcs-In this city, July 0, 1909. to the
wife of E. S. Isaacs. son.
LITTLEJoHN-In this city, July 4, 1909, to the
wife of a. L. Littlejohn, son.
MUND-In this city. July s, 1909 to the wife
of Leo Mund, a daughter
scHULTZ-In this city. July 10, 1909. TO the
wife OF Henry Schultz. a daughter.
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NEW SERVICE ARRAEGED-seattle.

NEW SERVICE AhRANGED-Seattle July
13.-Local passenger service between Seattle.
Tacoma and st. Paul will be Instituted by the
Milwaukee system within the next 80 DAYS ac-
cording TO q statement made today BY r. NJ
Calkins. traffic manager Of the Chicago Mil
waukee and Puget Sound railway. It was also
announced that fast through passenger service
between Chicago aud the Pacific coast over the
new line viii be insugurated.
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SUMMARY

Hits made OF Brown & runs !. innings 2-3;
OF WhsIen l. runs 0. innings l-S. Sacrifice
hit-Guyn. First base on called balls-On Erown
! of GUN . Struck out-By Brown 3. by
Whalen ? by Guyn .. Double plays-Olson to
Breen TO Ort ~; Olson TO ort- Time Of game
] hour and - minutes. umpire-MeGreevy.
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Portland 4. Sacramento o

SACRAMENTO. July 13--Brown grew
wild IN tie seventh inning today after
comedy Of errors in the sixth. and
allowed the only four runs scored
bases on balls. hits and an error by
himself being the cause The score:
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t1tu.e run-Wheeler. Three base kit-CarrOiL
Sacrifice hits-H0ward Nelson First base on
called baIls-Of Thorsen ?. OF Nelson ,. Struck
out--Ey Thorsen >. hy Nelson , Double plays
Howard 10 Delmas 10 Wheeler; Nelson 10 Rsgan
fo Cameron: Hogan 10 McCune 10 Cameron.
Time ~ game-l hour and % minutes. Umpire
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Two base hits-Melchoir % Eagan Mar
iiuke. Haley. Sacrifice hits-Martinke o. Mel
choir. J. Williams -. Stolen bases-Berry o.
NcArdlc. Brsshear Eaean. kinkei. First base
90 called balls-On Griffin > OF Breckenridge
8. Struck out-I3y Breckenridge Z. BY Griffin g.
Wild pitch Breckenridge. Hit by pitched ball
kinkel and Ieidcr- Time Of game hour and
- minutes Cnlpires-Ean Haltrcn and Toman.
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July IA. c. Campbell and John j. Martin.
two members OF the marine corps attached to
the barracks on Mare island, were TO-DAY sen
fenced 10 three months In the county fan fo-
the theft OF a musical instrument from Issnls-
man HAYDEN
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MAKES FALSE CLAIM
OF BEING HELD UP
Miss Sophie Lindquist Recants
When Closely Questioned

Miss Sophie Lindquist of the Com
mercial hotel. Turk street near Cough.
reported TO the police that while she
was walking through Jefferson square
Monday night an unknown man held
her UP and robbed her OF SO. she gave
detailed description OF the fOOtpad.
Detectives Bailey and Lambert ques-
toned her closely yesterday and finally
she admitted that she was not held up
but that young man who had visited
her in her room took her purse as he
was leaving.
Ismeal Comes. cook on the steamer
Marshfeld. was robbed OF S65 in a room
at 504 Pacific street early yesterday
morning and Policemen Staeglich and
Clark arrested Gertfe Bates, walt
ress. on a charge Of grand larceny. and
her husband, George Bates. for vag-
rancy.
Clarence B. Rictor. 271O Pine street.
was held up by three men in Ellis
street early yesterday morning and
Miss r Greenbaurn OF 294S CalifOr-
mia street was relieved Of a gold watch
on a Suffer street ear Monday even
ing.
Monday night and stole his trick ter
rier Fritz, valued at $50. The room
Of Salvatore Ferrara, 254 Shipley
street. was entered and ss4 stolen.
MORE TROUBLE FOR GAINsBURY-Ths
police have been unable to ind B Gainsoury,
real estate agent IN Mission street, for whose
arrest on a charge OF obtaining $500 BY false
pretenses from Mr.. and Mrs. August ten a
warrant was issued Monday. Yesterday An
warrant for Gainsbury's arrest on a charge OF
embezzling $500. the proceeds Of a sale OF lot
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HOTEL EMPLoYE KILLS HIMsELF-san
Diego. July 13.-John Knapp. aged co. shot
himself through the right temple at an early
hour this morning, dying instantly. He was
an employe of a local hotel.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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OMAHA. July ls.-score
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast fseague)

RUNS AND HITS By INNING
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Western League Games
LINCOLN. July 1s.-score:

DIES MONIES. July 13.-score:
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~ FRANrTSCO
- ~ IL d $50

TOTAL -.------. 80
sBaffed for Grimm IN Tie ninth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
DAUGHTER OF HETTy
Green welded


b. Morning Journal Special Leased Nlrei
Morristown. N. J.. Feb 23.-Miss
sylvia Groom daughter Of Mrs. Hetty
Green. OF New York, one Of the
woalthiest women in the world, was
married at noon today to Matthew
Astor Wilkes. a great grandson of
John Jacob Aston.
Mrs. Green ana her daughter have
been living in modest apartments Mt
Hoboken, and this morning came to
this city with the Wedding party of
about thirty persons in a special car.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Or. Sturgcs, roc
tor of St. Peters Episcopal church.
Miss Green wore a simple brown
travelling dress, while Mrs. Green
wore her customary black satin,
Following the Wedding the nnrty
went TO Morritown ann where a re-
ception was rendered the guests.
Mrs. Green appeared to be in the
best of spirits at the ceremony.
When asked if shc approved of the
marriage, She said.
II am happy because my daughter
is happy
She would not state d%cfinitcly
whether she had given the bride any
present. II gave her ny love-. she
said, "and when ! die she Will have a
great dead moro from me
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
STARTS SERIOUS
RUN ON NEVADA BANK

Carson city. New, Feb. ga seri-
GUS run on the First National bank
of this city was prccipitated today by
the circulation of q rumor that the
institution Was unsound. Thc money
on hand. hoWeVcrG was sufficient to
meet all demands M to closing time
and the bank officials declare that
all depOsitors wishing to withdraw
their money Will be accommodated
without delay.
Tho excitement was increased
around closing time BY the arrival oi
messages stating that the Tonopah,
Goldfiold and Reno branches of the
Nye and Ormsby county bank had
suspended. Taken I'm connection with
the fact that the local branch Of hat
bank was not open for business at
any time today the news caused a
Vcritablc panic among the dcpOsitors.
The cashier oi The National bank is
lsued a statement tonight to the rf-
feet that IS per cen of deposits were
now on hand and more money would
be received from Reno i'm the morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
VlROL CURES CHRONIC COUGHS,
COLDS AND BRONCHITIS
After Other Remedies Fail

Il have been troubled with a chronic
cold and bronchitis for a long time
and have tried many remedies without
finding relief. Through the kind sug-
gestion Of a friend | tried Vinoi, and
after taking four bottles. am entirely
cured" A. II. Wilde, 733.Sth Avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI.
S. Mcdonald, 147 w. Congress
st. Paul, Mimi. writes: Il con.
tracted a severe cold last winter and
thought | would never get rid OF It.. |
tried Vinol as & last resort, and it has
completely cured me-
VinoI combines two world-famed
%tonics, the healing, medicinal proper
ties OF cod liver oil and tonic iron. de-
~liciously palatable and agreeable to the
weakest stomach. For this reason,
Vinol is unexcelled as a strength
builder for cid people, delicate chill
dren, weak and rundown persons, ar
ter sickness and for Chronic Coughs.
Colds and Bronchitis.
VinoI is sold in albuquerque by J.
III. OIsiclly Co.. Druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
COULDN'T
HIT HIMSELF
WITH RIFLE
RUNS AMUCK IN THE
NAClMIENT0 MOUNTAINS
Eutimio Gonzales Held to the
Grand Jury for Attempt to
XIII His Wife; Is Brought to-
This City.

U~ndcrsheriff j. ]. sheridan arrived
last night from SanGoval county, hav-
ing in custody Eutimio Gonzales, who
held FOR the grand jury without
bonds by a Sandoval county justice
of the peace at La lara, twelve miles
from Cuba. several days ago, on a
charge OF making an assault with in
tent to kill upon his Wife. Gonzales
as placed in the Bernalillo county jail.
1t is said that Gonzales tcrrorized the
village OF Ia lara for several hours.
last Thursday, threatening to kill any
one who came near him. He chen
wont to his home ana taking "A Win-
chester rifle aimed ii ut his VIE and
was about 10 pun the trigger. when
an Indian girl, who was in ne house
NJ the time. knocked the gun out Of
his hands. and The bullet went wild.
passing through Mrs. Gonzales skirt.
Enragod at his failure to accomplish
his purpose, Gonzales Won't out into
the yard and sat down and attempted
to blow the top Of his head off. The
rifle barrel vas too long, however, ana
after firing several shots at himself
without the desired effect. Gonzales
gave ue the attempt and threw the
rifle away in disgust. He was taken
in custody by a deputy sheriff and
later had a hearing before the justice
of the peace.
1t is believed thai the mar is in
sane. He will probably be examined
for his sanity within a day or 50. Con
tales is Well known in Albuquerque,
having been employed for several
years as coachman for Mrs. NJ. $.
Otcro.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
roo MANY FARMERS
ON JURY TO TRY
OIL TRUST
Disnisses Venire and
Orders Pencil Containing Fair
SprinkIing Of Business Men,
Drawn,


10y morning JoufnHl NUftii ItNreu NhVI
Chicago. Feb. 23.-The rctrial of the
Standard OH company of Indiana was
Unexpectedly delayed today when
Judge Anderson in the federal court
.quashed the panel Of $50 Vcnircmcn
because of the large proportion of far
mers among those summoned.
II was a farmers jury which made
the Lands fine of $29.240,000 in the
original ease possible. Attorney John
5. Miller of the defense, promptly re-
minded the court that the panel con-
tanned but ten Chicagoans.
ut looks like design, or a strange
coincidence" commented Judge An
lderson.
~ don't want to start in this hear
ing feeling that there is something not
quite fair. I think this panel ought to
be set aside. ! will instruct the jury
commission to put i'm $50 names of
men,a good proportion of whom shall
be good business men from Chicago
and Cook county"
Judge Anderson said he would hear
argument Of counsel tomorrow as to
whether shipments or settlements of
freight charges constitute the %offenso.
There were. it is charged, %thirty-six
settlements of freight charges in ccr-
tain shipments made by the Standard.
Accepting this view. a maximum fine
of S72O,0 O0 is possible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
HERR|CK DECLINES
APPOINTMENT
TO CABINET
Business Engagements Prevent
0hioan'S Acceptance Of the
Treasury Portfolio Declares
Official Statment,

Ncw York. Fen, 2S.--Former GOV
N.Ton n uerrick. Of Ohio. viii
nm, s~acretarv If the treasury in
nm "t a,oet cabirot.
the -,on,nnt written by Mr. Taft
'anferrina With Mr.. Hcrrick to-
alt''
az @Sha tnyitation Of the president
covrrnor Herrick called on lIr.
s,'e' todnv Mr.. TAFT authorized the
l"tti, Hent that mention Of Mr.. Her
stat III s,o,t fnlio II the treasury
flch IA had heen a candidate did
Az rsot fnt3stfce. because Nj. Her
ninl 7.rnta Nr raft as early as De-
rloN ,ast maj Ills business engage
WINS wern snch as TO prcecnt his
ln'i,,a Noe of n nlaeo i'm the cabinet
"'5 nan vas Inc principal speaker
r-arnaoic ha}l meeting tonight in
!, 9 ,,tnrosf III Taunton institute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
WORKERSENT0MBEO
IN SEWER
Two Dead; Survivors Supplied
With Light and Air Through
Pipe; Take P%redicament
CheeffuIIy


IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wlrsl
Seattle. Wash, Feb. PA cave
in occurred this morning in the tun-
mel which is being driven for the
Northern Trunk sewer, and buried be-
Meath zoo Ions OF earth eleven men,
two or whm were crushed to death
while nine are cntombcd in the tun-
mel beyond tho Cavc-in.
The Dead.
AUGUST STANGLE.
DUNCAN ROBERTSON.
The entombcd men are in a clear
space I'm the tunnel twelve feet i'm
diameter and forty-two feet long.
Communication was established with
them by driving a two-lnch pipe
through the fallen dirt with a batter-
ing ann. Electric light wires have
been passed through the pipes and tho
men-4al.e provided with light Food
land water is furnished through the
same source.
The ent0mbcd men have no fear OF
further cavc-in an dscem cheerful in
their position. Their rescue probably
Will be effected tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24

Berlin, Feb. 23.-The trial Of a SEN
%sational libel sui in which Naval
captain Berger and Or. llgenstein, q
journalist. were accused Of iibclins
some Of the most prominent admirals
Of tho German navy including Adj
miral Won Tirpitz. minister of ma
rinc. ended today With the sentencing
Of the formcr to a fine of $3.50 ana
the latter to six months in Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
SlgCIDE FOLLOWS DOUBLE
MURDER AT SAN FRANCISCO


SAN Francisco. Feb 23.-Crazed by
iealous rare. william Hans. an e.5i-
neor employed az the Ralston Iron
works. ahot and Killed Mrs. r. Moods
his landlady, and William Tudford.
another ledger. tonight and then fired
"a bullet into his brain after proeur-
ing a now pistol with which to end
his life.
Both Hans and Tudford had been
naying attentions 10 Mrs. Woods and
jealousy led TO the triple killing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
MASKED THUGS At
WORK IN RATION
Wealthy Resident Of Gate City
Beaten and Robbed Of Money
and Jewels Worth S1,400,


Trinidad. colo, Feb. 28.-Two
masked robbers forced am entrance
into the homo of s. !. Andusky, a
wealthy resident Of Ration, n. NJ, early
today and after beating Andusky in
sensible, forced Mrs. Andusky to re-
veal the hiding place Of money and
jewels amounting to $1,400. The roh-
bers threatened Mrs. Andusky with in
Istant death il She ala not comply with
demands. After securing the
plumber ihe robbers escaped, leaving
mo dow 20 theIr identitN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
SUSPECT ARRESTED
At ASH FORK
Man Believed to Have Been
Connected With D, & R, G.,
Train Robbery in Colorado,
Taken Into Custody


Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Jonrnnll
Ask Fork. Ariz.. Feb. 23.-Charies
Casey. who was arrested here sun
da. on suspicion of being implicated
in the robbery OF the DcnVer and RIO
.Grande train az Military Junction,
Colo. February 13. IS still being held
in Jail on Instructions received from
Chief of Police Armstrong OF Denver.
Casey was arrested hy Santa Fe Spe-
.ciaf OFFICER Nclla Casey arrived here
from Phoenix on February a. and Tor
several days was a noticeable charac-
ter about town, drinking and spending
his money freely. Hecausc NE WaS
apparently So flush With his money
and acted in a suspicious manner, he
was taken into custody by the local
officers and upon being searched was
found 90 have ahout $1,000 In coin on
his person and S60O in Wclls-fnrgo
money orders. purchased in Denver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24

and Pueblo about two weeks ago The
money orders were made payable TO
himself. Casey refused 80 Civ the
Officers any Information regarding
himself. but declared that hc was a
coffee planter from Mexico u was
on his way 10 California on "a pleasure
trim. The man answers the descrip-
ton of one of the mon believed to
been concerned In tho D. n r.
a.. hold-up and he will be held until
Ia thorough investigation is made by
the Denver police.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24

III IT'S WORTH HANDLING
WE'VE GOT IN. GALLUP BLOCK,
CERRUIOS LUMP, ANTHRACITE,
MILL WOOD AND KINDIING. THE
BEST ALWAYS. AT THE LOWEST
PRICE. ". III. HAHN co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24

BETTER BUY 1T NOW. BUY 1T
AT HAnN's COAL YARD. TOO. AND
ASSURE YOURSELF OF VALUE
FoU YOUR MONEY. AMERICAN
BLOCK $3.50. DOMESTIC EGG COAL
Sf25 PER TON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-24
Forty Dead in Roca Wreck.

Ruenos Ayes. Feb. 23.@According
to n dispatch received here today bN
the minister of marine, forty persons
lost their lives in the wreck on the
Argentine steamer Prcsidcnte Roca.
The P~residente Roca went ashore
and cnught tire.