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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
EXTRADITlOy FOR HOFFSTOf
Governor HUGHES Grants Requisition
for Financial Magnate.
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK HOTEL
President OF Pressed steel Car Gem
pany Must Answer Charges OF
bribery I'm PittsburE
Graft Scandal.

ALBANY, N. ", April Ex-Governor
Hughes today granted the requisltion for
the extradition to Plttsburg Of Frank N.
Hoffstot, president OF the Pressed Steel
Car company. who Is under Indictment on
a charge Of conspiracy.
Hoffstot claimed at a recent hearing be-
fore the governor that he was not a fu-
gitive from Justice and in support Of that
claim testified that he was-not in the state
OF Pennsylvania on June 5. 1905. the date on
which the indictment charges that the
crime was committed, but that on that
date. be was in the city Of New York
Governor Hughes in a long opinion quotes
the presentiment OF the grand jury and
states that the finding in substance was
that on June s, 1905, Hoffstot oonspired with
Charles Stewart. a member OF the select
council OF the city OF Plttsburg and James
w. Friend. now deceased, ito defraud tho
city OF Pittsburg and procure by the brlb-
cry or oounoilmen the selection OF tho
Farmers Deposit National bank OF Pitts
burg, Second National bank OF P%ittsburg
and German National bank OF Allegheny
as the repositories Of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Ing the murderers of Corporal o F. Hamil-
ton to justice. ~
In this connection It should be said in
Justice to Rev George q. Ware. the prin-
cipal defendant n principal sufferer In
1.-The case that went against him so disas-
trously, that there Is not the slightest sus-
pieion or belief that he is in any degree
: responsible for the happenings during his
trial or that he ever had anything 70 do
with the persecution OF Hamilton.
s'- The guilty parties, 1t is believed, belong
to a group Of men who conceived a hatred
tr Hamilton for his supposed activity in
( breaking UP the land stealing in the locality
= where he lived and who. more than any
Jther one man, is responsible for the ulti-
nate breaking up Of land robheries in Me-
braska.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

sonap' and moral" issue alone that de-
feated Aldridge.
The Hughes republicans today declare
that although Havens' election shows that
the people of this district are dissatisfied
with the tariff policy Of the republican
national administration and with the politi-
cal control Of Aldridge, Ravens defeated
opponent, 1t entrenches Governor Hughes
and his policies more strongly than ever.
According to Mr.. Havsns, the high cost
Of living was mainly responsible for yes
terday's political revolution.
Revised returns from the towns slightly
reduce Ravens plurality, leaving the fig
ures $40 for the district.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
RAILROAD saIDeE clown up
Chtcnuo a Eastern Illinois span
over aba River shattered
BIZ Dynamite.

DANvILE. H.. April @-Two piers Of
the Chicago " Eastern Illinois railroad
bridge az Clinton, Ind, over the Wabssh
river were shattered by a dynamite eN-
ploslon tonight. which shook the town and
broke many windows. Railroad officials
know no move for the deed, Trains are
being detoured.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
NEW OMAHA-ST. JOE LINE
wabash and Chicago Great Western
Make Agreement for Joint Line
Between Cities.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 0-(Special.)-
According to announcement just made here
Chicago, Great Western-Wabash passenger
trains will soon be running into St Joseph
between Kansas City and Omaha. This long
hoped for and often denied service will re-
suit from a new ONT traffic agreemnt be-
tween the two lines, From Kansas City to
Conception Junction the Great Westerns
lines will b used nj tn Wabash rails will
be used from Conception 70 Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
W>st '9S4% dal| - 3 7soi p
Cuban troops Are
/. Sent to7Santa Clara
Movement is Due to Reports Of Sup
pressed Excitement Among
Negroes.

HAVANA, April 20-During the night a
special train carrying a battalion OF in
fantry and a battery of machine guns
under command Of General Rivas left Camp
Columbia bound for Santa Clara.
There was n rumor current last night
that an uprising had occurred in Santa
Clara province, but this the government de-
MED. -i So.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

VIM. A. seholl, known throughout the
nation as Diamond Dick" controller OF
the entire output Of the only genuine man
ufaotured diainond known 70 science, is
again in omaha. This is his third success
tul sale in Omaha. This time he has an
Immense window display and demonstra-
jon at the owl drug store, and a private
Ealesroom In the sohlitz hotel, two doors
away. ~
Thousands OF peopls are attracted daily
by the window display at the owl. They
stop and watch the lady demonstrator ap-
ply powerful chemicals and hot flames TO
these bright. sparkling imitation diamonds,
md when they come from the test they
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
ChristIon seience Lecfure

Clarence c. Eaton, C. s. b.. OF Tacoma,
Wash. a member Of the board OF lecture
ship OF The First Church Of Christ. Sci
enlist. IN Boston, Mass, will deliver a
lecture at Brandeis theater. Friday. April
p. at 8 p N.
All are invited. Admission free; no col
lection.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Hoffstot Arreated in New York.

NEW YORK, April 20.-F. N. Hoffstot.
president Of the Pressed steel Car com
pany, was arrested today on a warrant
issued in Pittsburg charging him with
bribery and conspiracy in connection with
Pi%ttsburg graft and the alleged brIbing of
P%ittsburg councilmen with $4,000 in the
Hotel Imperial in this city.
Hoffstot was taken to the district attor-
ney's office, where Detective Flood was
served with a writ OF habeas corpus ordar-
Ing him to produce forthwith Hoffstat be-
fore Judge Holt in the United States cir
cult court. Flood, with his prisoner, at
once started for the federal building. The
writ was issued out by John d. Lindsay Of
counsel for Hoffstot.
1t is alleged in the indictment on which
the warrant was found that the money was
shipped TO this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
NORRIS TALKS OF ELECTION
CONTINUED rrOm First Pase.l

democrats to keep him in public life They
AAsert that the .man who turned a republic
nm plurality OF more than 1000 votes into
! democratic plurality Of nearly 6.cOo and
defeated one OF the most strongly en-
'renched political leaders in the country is
90 valuable to be spared.
In commenting on the results d the
lection one republican paper, whica sup
,orted Ravens, insists that Il was the per
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
SENATOR DEPEW May RETIRE
New Yorker May Follow suit OF
Messrs. Aldrteh and
Hale.

NEW YORK. April 2O-Reports were
heard in the banking district today that
United States Senator Depew may shortly
announce his decision not to be a can
didate for reelection.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

are as marvelously brilliant as before.
The test shows their everlasting qualities
as diamonds and their remarkable SINH
larity TO natures product dug from the
mines. Practically the only difference be-
tween this manufactured diamond and the
natural one Is Its price, which is about one
tenth as much. These manufactured dia-
monds nave passed the inspection of some
Of the country's greatest experts. So they
must be of a very high standard.
In addition to the demonstration there
is on exhibition exact duplicates In imi-
tation Of the famous Jewels OF history.
This exhibit will only he shown in Omaha
a few days, after which 1t will be re-
turned to New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Entire stock Of Fifth avenue. NJ y dress
maker. including silks, dress goods. laces.
trimmings. skirts dresses ana suits on sale
next Monday 81 BFandeis Stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

James Franklin and Fred Hanson, cap
turad IN San Francisco by Oakland de-
tectlves are the Benicia train robbers,
Engineer March virtually Identified the
suspects today,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
AFRICAN METHODIST
CHURCH IS PROSPEROUS
Financial q Reports 100000
Raised for Use OF General Or
RRnfamtiOn DuPlng Year.

EaniEatiOn Durins Year.
WASHINGTON, Apii 20-Nearly S2o0,OOO
was raised for the work Of the African
Methodist Episcopal church in the fiscal
year Just ended, according to a report made
10 the financial board in session here to-
day. Bishop Grant OF Kansas City Is pro
siding.
Rev. John Hurst, financial secretary, re-
ported that after reservations for eduea-
tionai purposes. church extension, super
a~nnuation Of ministers and provisions for
their widows and children, nearly Si0oOOG
was reserved for the general treasury OF
the church for payment OF salaries OF bish-
ops. general Officers aand UNCONVENTIONAL
needs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

28 south Nineteenth street, open daily
from II a m to 2 p M s~undays from
s D m 70 3D. m c~hafing-dish suppern on
Sundays.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
ofncc for mIinols Mnn.

WASHINGTON. April @.--President Taft
TODAY sent to the senate tho following
nomination:
~ be secretary Of Porto Rico. NJ. Drew
Carroll OF Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
uPpTKE,s PRIpN o. oMAMA

UPDTKE's PRIDE OF OMAHA
A job for life. the dyspeptic said,
For the one who can make me perfect
bread.
Now many sought the prize TO win.
And the stuff that came was an awful
sin.
Yet, 10 one loaf was without a flaw,
For this wise cook had made from Pride
Of Omaha.
MRS. j. A. WHALEN,
2O19 Sherman Ave-.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

skinned from Head 10 Heel
was Ben Pool, Threet, Ala. when dragged
over a gravel roadway. but Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve cured him., 25c, For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

WASHINGTON, April 2l-Wiliam r..
Hearst OF New York visited the White
House this afternoon and spent a social
half hour with President Taft.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
DEATH RECORD.
George fred Hayes.

AeOE8e pEeO hAyGhs
The body OF George Fred Hayes. formerly
a noted war correspondent. arrived in
Omaha Wednesday morning, accompanied
by the late Mr.. Hayes, wife and children.
The funeral will be held. from the resi-
dence of f. s. sehinrock, father-in-law Of
Mr.. Hayes, $50 North Twenty-fifth street,
at $3.50 Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Hayes died in Chicago April II, fol-
lowing a nervous breakdown. At the time
Of his death he was connected as adver-
Using man with the Duntley Manufacture
ing company OF that city.
In forme years Mr.. Hayes served as cor
respondent for Chicago papers IN the Span
ish-Amertcan war, with Roosevelt; in the
boxer rebellion in China. n in the Phil
ippines. lie was born February 8, 1868. at
Hartford, Conn. Six years ago Wednes-
day he married Miss Ora schinrock, dangh-
ter Of F. s. schinrock. manager OF the
Glencoe Mills company. Besides his wife,
two children survive Mr.. Hayes. They
arc Edith, years old, and Gurdon. 3 years
old.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Keep Chamberlain Eminent on hand
II Is an antiseptie linhnent and causes
wounds 10 heal In less time than by any
other treatw
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
Mrs. gilbert VanhattOn.

SUTTON. Neb., April ~2O-(speolai Tels-
graml-Mrs Gilbert vanhatton died this
morning. The funeral viii be held Thurs
day afternoon al the Methodist church.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair, warmer.
For Iowa-Falr. warmer east portion.
'"e-7Ncratc at Omaha yesterday;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

Keller, but made no commit 70 either his
attorneys or Mrs. HYDE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21

NEBRASKA CITY. April sO.-(special)-
Word has been received here OF the death
Of DR.. J, A. Haggard at Frankfort. Ind. He
died suddenly OF heart failure. He was for
many years a resident Of this city n vent
from here TO Plattsmouth to take charge
Of the Masonic home and from there went
to his old home in Indiana. where he died.
He was a prominent member OF the Ma
sonic order and several years his wife was
the grand worthy matron OF the Order OF
Eastern star OF this state. He is sur
vived by his wife, but had no children.
The remains are to be inferred at that
place.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
HYDE EVIDENCE
FOUND In STREET

CONTINUED from First Fage.)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-21
81. p. HitcNnock.

Gideon P. Hitchcock. for t~hiTIy-six years
a resident OF Blair n eighteen years a
resident OF Wayne, died today after a
brief illness with heart and kidney dis
ease. Mr.. Hitchcock was In the nursery
business. He was So years old and was
born in Wayne. Mich. He Is survived by
a wife and six children, stanton and Lila
OF Wayne. f.. w. Hitchcock OF Omaha,
Mrs. r. c. Greer. Blunt. s. d.; Mrs. H. d.
WILDER, Marshalitown Ia; Mrs. J. w.
Kreuger, Andover, 8 ID.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

who have never put themselves for
ward or sought the nomination in any.
way.
a moro effective remedy might
perhaps be found IN legislative regu-
lation III primary elections of dele
gates to conventions. Il would be
practicable Ia require such primary
electionr Of ~ political parties TO be
held under official supervision, at the
same time ana place In ZACH precinct
In the state. with judges and clerks
of election appointed rs IN The case
Of general elections. \ ballot box for
each political party could be provided
snd no man allowed TO deposit a votc
in more than one ballot box. and a
record should be KEEP! OF every voter.
a separate poll book being provided
for each political party. \ rcsistra-
ton might be required for such clec-
tons. which could serve also as the
registration for the general election
thereafter TO be held. II honestly ad-
ministcrcd. this system would seem to
provide a substantial and practical
remedy foi tho present evils, OF which
SO much complaint is properly made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
NEWS OF INTEREST


FORECAST.
Washington sept - New Mexico.
Arizona and West TrNus-Fair Tues
DAY aud Wednesday, not much change
m temperature
Gloti.ta on thr labri means TN,
beer for Your table. order % ease
sent out Go Your place. Phone o.
ana as
Walton pnotosraphs granddaughter
Mrs } e. Marshall. Who has spent
tho iummot months IN thls citt
leaves tods, for Kansas CITY, Mo.
There will DE a meeting Of Triple
illus itcht huh t.,idgc so. lU i'm /. q.
o. r. hen rt IS o'rock Tucs1ey eve
ming. iH order ed the Noble Grand
Miss Frankie Greenwood OF Web
sirr tlty. IOWA, is i'm tho city tho
guc,t ,f her sister Mrs AZ. g. Ncttle-
tur.
q Underwood col T,rrr -l3ntc.
lnd nu pent thr winter here two
wears tso. with d sister. has tc
turned 10 Albuquerque r,r 81 short
,isil
lrucst Fuhrmryei the we'll known
N%iulinltD uiu return To- albuquerque
This wccl, vltcr spending the sum
myl in fhp ry~t pctsuing hIs mu-
sical studies
Mis- D. ~. McQu1dc has rrrNcd
here from silver CttS and VIII be-
iuincd air vcck ty her husband who
ts nov executing q ccutract for the
GO, ttructi,u ui 3D. his building nt
Fort Ha,ard.
a. q Russ. OF the E'ucuatcr Dc
'riuum,ut ,ump.uN. has returned
from rn extended Visit Co Chicago and
Sew York Mrs. Ross. who accom-
d pi.d hIm sin rrmain iu thc cart
fur some time longer.
IS meeting of thc Pioneer uiil
br held tonight at Berger and uruch-
fustis STORE on West Copper avenue
Co kt un.l arrangements for thc
his Pioneers division in the Nom
t.Eunia parade iuriH1 thc falf.
while in tle mlis, OF ell business
meeting last evening ln A. @. l.. ~.
ham. thv Modern Noudm,n az Amer
lct ntre rudty disturbed by some
ts tntg -lift fallrs who hud ctaUcd
tha scuiin,ie nd t~uk uesser.ion of
Gle mt,tins 40 Investigation proved
Che visitor to he tht G,yal Neigh
bors fne nf mems auxiliary tf the ~.
~ a Thr iadir- wtIr ID,snpauird
o. refreshments touslsfins Daka.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
ALvARAOO HOTEL TO
Be A BLAZE Of
LIGHT
Santa Fe Is Spending More
Than $4,000 on Decorationsi
1000 Additional inCandeS
cent Lamps Being PIaeed,

The AlTarado hotel and Santa Fc
station viii be "a blaze Of beauty dur
ing fair week, the work Of decoration,
which has been under ray for tho
past We weeks, having been almost
completed The electrical display will
be tested o1l Saturday night to see II
MI the circults are in working rider.
Approximately $1,000 - pelng spent
BY the Santa Re company in the illum-
nation. which does not include the
Juice which will be consumed dur
ing the week, and which win be fur
nished by the Santa Pc power house.
More than seven thousand additional
incandescent lamps win be placed ~
position within the next two or three
days. the sockets being already in
readiness. The big white and blue San
Ia Fe monogram will he placed on the
east roof of the AlVarado and viii be
By hundreds Of lamps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
SOUTHWEST AJTONOBuE co.
iUf-i13 North FIRST street,
Albuquerque, y. VI.

ice cream ana other Ike cdlbics,
Needless 20 sry am enjoyable t,me
followed, The Woodmcn rdiourning
THEN meeting e another date.
A. W. Cushman Of Council Grove.
KAN. Is making a brief stay Ia Albu-
q%uCrquc. Nj. Cushman Is en- route to
Cglfcrnio and stopped over TO visit
hts brother. Mr.. G. o. Cushman OF
the r. l.. Washburn company.
There viii bc q meeting Of the
county commissioners IN the court
house at 10 O'Clock Thursday morn
Ing. II Is requested by Chairman. Al
Nred Grunsteld that all bills DC pre-
aantod before the meeting for audit
ing.
\. T. iaWshc, former third assist
ant postmaster general, nov q rcs'-
dent ot New McNicu, was In the city
, ~estcrddy. On route trom Washington
10 lis homo tn Las cruces. Mr..
Inwshc Is accompanied hy his son,
Jalnce.
MA. and Mrs. a. D.. Nlltn have ar
rived Ina fhc city from Flushing. ~
Y. 90 VISIT The latter's mother. Mrs
Anderson ON South Edith street. Mrs.
Allen vps VOL known here before
her marriage as NJ SIS mabel Nndcr-
SON.
Nj. rud Airs. Wlliam Hartley. OF
Point Richmond. Cal. formerly of Al
huGuerQuo, urc here ON n hricf visit
AFR. HARTLEY wes called recuntly To
las Nogls o., The decth of his father.
Itctry Hartley. O. wcii known Santa
ne engineer
George H. Leland. am engineer. ar
EHNNHI Ian HHHL AHNH HL.HArHaa Fa.Hsa
Providence. Il. O.. 10 look after tic
obstruction of tho new sewer s,etcnl.
Mr. Leland IS sn ussistgut iksamucl
Gray, Of Providence. under whose in
structions the work is being done.
President W. L.. Garrison OF the
Agricultural College. who S. one 90
lhc delegates to the constitutional
convention OF Nov Mexico left SAT-
urdny ni~bt Ter santa Pc. Ills wilo
and children accoinonuied him ana
tl,v win make santa Fe their home
during The convention
United states Marshal g.. NJ For
akcr and Deputy ". t. Forbes left
yesterday morning Tor santa Fc. hav-
ING 81 chargc Marcus Moutoya and
Iliego Casaus, the former sentenced
to months .n the ~pcuucutiars FOR
selling liquor To Indians ana the lat-
tcr 60 serve enc year Toy tamncring
With the Jnited states mail.
Miss Virginia carr. daughter OF
taptlin and Airs. g.. N. earn. lcfr Lsi
evening Cor Washington. uccumpun-
led los her mother. Mrs. carr will
enter her daughter in thc Visitation
convent IN the national capital and
VIII also Welt her san. Eugene. who
recently ictm ucd from a. summer vac
cation 90 Europe. Young Mr. Carr
Fl. a student in 81 NloNsius college.
ur. " r. provinces. vino has been
visiting Iu Texas is Ia 8 hospital ia
Spu Antonio with ~disieeaicd shoal-
der ami hroken COLLAR bone. accord
ing Co ue Information tonVeycl IN a
portal card reviewed by friends uf the
doctor YESTERDAY. The JuCtots mes
sage was brief and gste no detcils %
the accident by which hc was iu-
lured pr provinces has been in Texas
srNelal weeks aud was expected home
several DAYS see
curtis Mccain. ot ms American
Lumber comYany 40 SAWYER. y d..
arrived leo fhe CfN Yesterday. al-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
DEAR FRIEND Of !. R.
PASSES THROUGH
THE CITY
Seth Bullock, Who Made Ac-
Quaintance of the Colonel in
South Dakota in Early Days,
Goes to California,

Seth Bullock. Cnitcd States marshal
for South pAkpta. q warm personal
friend Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
passed through the city 1T nUon YES
terday en- routcrto Los Angeles Mr.,
bullock IS q typical westerner and
looks IS if be lcUuld get to his gun
before the average man could bat his
left eye twice. Bullock met Roosevelt
In the wilds of South Dakota many
years ago When the Strenuous one
IA rauchiug II in hat state. They
became fast friends and when Teddy
became prominent in national politics
Bullock was appointed United State
marshal for South Dakota. which DO
sltion ne has continued to hold and
Will continue to hold as long as the
colonel has anything to do with the
political game. When Roosevelt re-
from his hunting trip to Africa
he was mel in London by Bullock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETS TONIGHT
FOR BUSINESS
the County, First Of
"0ur Policies 10 be Taken.
Up Vigorously This Evening.

The surveying and plating OF tho
county Of BcrnalillO and especially
the county lands In the Rio Graudc
valley; The first Ia the new list of
our Pchcics OF the Commercial
club viii be- the an important topic
az e meeting IF the club tc he held
this evening and at which every mem
Der is urged to be present.
District Attorney q. :. klock Will
address tho clnls on the legal aspects
Of the Undertaking and Chc diiicul-
ties of thse kind 20 be overcome. J..
r. Farwclt. the well known civil en-
gincer. viii talk on fhe technical side
OF the proposition. aud give the club
some accurate idea Of the size OF tho
Job which Ccrtronts u. Both gentle
men wiii hac something OF great in
tcrest TO tell the clrb members and
their Information. supplemented by
that Of members and officials OF the
club viii form "a basis Tor action. \
special committee viii accordingly be
appointed tu draft q working plan.
AFTER which everybody win get busy.
IL is especially desired that thu new
members. or those who have applied
for Membership In the club. attend
the meeting tonight The OFFICERS OF
the club wish ts make il plain that
every member and prospective mem
Der is urgently requested TO be pres
ent and viii Zee more than cordially
welcomed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

eomppn'e ed n.y. his bride. having been
married TO 70 Delphi, Ind. girl some
two weeks ago. Tho marriage oe-
cured I'm Delphi. Mr.. McCain's for
mer home. ana was quite n surprise
to his humorous friends Ia A%lbuquer-
que. who VIII hi ten. nevertheless. TO
offer hearty congratulations TO him
self and bride.
Thursday morning IT the Church
OF san Felipe &c Neri IN old Albu-
querquc. viii occur the marriage or
Mr.. Alfredo a. taea, son of Elfego
Baca, and Miss Benjamlna Gutierrez,
daughter Of Mrs. Neneranda Cutter
rC2. Following tho marriage corc-
mony. q wedding breakfast viii be
SCI ved at the home OF the bride. in
Las Candclprias. The groom-to-hc
Is e well known End efficient deputy
sheriff OF BerDaliilo county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27
INDICTMENTS
BY GRAND JURY
True Bills Found Against Hall
Dozen Men Who Are Held in
Custody,

Six true bills were reported by the
territorial grand jury yesterday, most
OF them being against prisoners who
are held In the county jail awaiting
trial. The indictments in most cases
are for minor offenses and are as fol-
lows: Frank Fugita and Walter Hard
ing, robbery; Francisco Gallegos and
Refuglo Ceramics ana Eugenlo Her.
nandez, discharging firearms In a set
Element: Enriques Savedra and Gabino
Garcia. larceny in a shop and ware
house. The court was occupied in
chambers Yesterday hearing argu-
ments in civil cases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-27

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get q bottle OF
Chamberlnln's LininIcnt for twenty
five cents. A piece of flannel damp
ened with this liniment is superior TO
any plaster for lame back. pains In
the side and chest. and much cheaper.
Sold dy all druggists.