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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15

The second class midshipmen at the
Naval Academy has elected d. W.
Hamilton of New Mexico, to the hop
committee. The third class has
made Midshipman Foutz class presi-
dent, and has elected Midshipmen
Fem and Skinner to the hop COM
mittee. Naval Academy Bulletin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
PRESBYTERIAN Services

Services tomorrow as usual in the
Presbyterian Church, corner Conduit
and Duke of Gloucester streets, Rev.
George S. Bell, D. D., pastor, at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday-school
a quarter before 10 o'clock in the
morning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
Southern Methodist Services

The Services at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, tomorrow
will be as follows: Sunday School at
230p. M; Song Servic at pm. ::
Evening Service at 100 p. m. At the
Evening Service, in the absence of the
pastor, Surgeon d. n. Carpenter. u.
S. N, has consented to address the con-
gregation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
OFFICERS NAMED
Rear Admiral Wainwright President OF
Naval Institute Capt. Bower Vice
President

At the annual meeting of the res
ident members of the United States
Naval Institute. held at the officers
Mess Building in the Naval Academy
last night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-Rear Admiral Richard
Wainwright.
esident-Captain John NJ
Bowyer.
Secretary Treasurer-Prof. Philip
r. Alger, U. S. N.
Board of Control Commanders r.
E. Coontz, w. H. G. Billiard, f. H.
Durell. l.. NJ. Mutton, George R.
MARVEL and B. F. Hutchinson.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
The Races

Much interest is being manifested
in the coming races at Camp Parole,
to be held by the Anne Arundel
Driving and Agricultural Associa-
ton next Thursday, October 20.
Races start at 80 sharp. For par
ticulars, see ad.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
COURT MEETS MONDAY
The Usual Number OF Cases On The
Docket For October Term

The October term of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county will
meet on Monday next.
Mr.. Frank A. Munroe, of this city,
is foreman of the grand jury.
The usual number of cases are on
the docket
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
OSTEOPATHIST.

DIR. H. A. McMAISs, OsTEoPATHIc
Physician of Baltimore is in Annapolis
each Tuesday and Friday. Phone
changed to 435-m. IFS Prince George
Street. 3t.ol4 /.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
Wants, Lost, Found, For Sale, &c

Advertisements under this head not exceed
.nr Illness times 25cts.. week. bOcts. bets
for each additional line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15

Annapolis Banking & Trust Com
pany open till s T. Nj. Saturdays
plenty time to deposit your saw ngs. +
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15

Banking hours st Annapolis Bank
ing & Trust Co., open till p. IM. on
Saturday; other. DAYS till 4 Pm.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15

I OST-AT COLONIAL THEATRE. OCT. Il
L. an Automobile Veil. Finder please return
to Capital office and receive reward. 3t-ol3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
r o r RE N 4

FOR RENT-A SIX ROOM FLAT WITH
BATH; all modern improvements at l25.
Prince George st. Apply l. Hohberger. 1873
Main Street. OI23t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
SENATOR DANIELS
CONDITION CRITICAL

Daytona. Fla. March 16.-Cnited
states senator Daniel Is sinking rap
idly and the end is expected before
morning. The senator has been in a
state of coma forty-eisht hours.
The physicians in attendance issued
the following statement at II o'clock
tonight.
senator Daniels condition is crit
ical 10 TN extreme degree. The indi-
cations are that he is rapidly APP
preaching the end. lie is in a state
of coma, which is getting more and
more profound. This coma may ter
inmate in death in the next twelve
hours or IL may be as late us twenty
-four hours. or seNentV-tWo hours. The
come is due To cerebral hemorrhage
which causcd paralysis of the left half
Of his body in the beginning of his
illness here.
At 2:se "a. m. this tThursday)
morning senator Daniel is still alive,
hut sinking fast.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
ANGRY ALASKANS IN
BITTER CLASH
House Committee Finds Il Nee
esSafy to Edit Lurid Utter
ances Before Putting Them
on Record.
in, norma. ,oarna, sD.e,.l ,.a..a wlr-l

49, E'FAf" 49,"
wafhington. March Is such np-
pellations as Turn eoat, snetrhyer 81
confidence, and 'M%isstnter az facts
we're exchanged between former Sos
ernor lloNgttt ~ Alhslsa and Delegate
wiekersham ct that territory ai to-
days session uf the house committee
on territories.
Chairman Hamilton |aAeriel ~hat
Nigh, have lteen o more serious met
dem The commute. was consider.
ing tie Wiekersham bill to provide a
new form OF government Tor Allska
lioHgatt read a letter received from
Wickcrsham while the HITTER was on
the bench aud the former WIS gov
rrnet. %iiogeatt said the words I'm
confidence, placed on the letter 10y
Wicker~hnm did not Hppl, after
Wlcktrshnm had left his judicial 81
flee. and the witness added. Wicker
ham had pretended thai the letter
would put % different light on thiuus
than the faets In ilopgatts opinion
w%afruntt1
TIN letter commended "ilogeHtt for
opttosiug "a change Ia the territorial
form of government and criticised
prominent men. referring to one as t
dirty old democrat and worthless
~hite trash The committee thouuht
The letter too Nitup"rAtlNe 10 put IN
to Ga" record and appointed "a com
inittev To etit ou certain references
to Ainskn's prominent citiacns Hog
anti aroused Wiokrfshum nj facing
spuaIciy about on the proposed
thuus, ~ government mud of irving to-
-misrepresent him
George X MC, loud. reprrssnunr
8 mining company on Se~1td irnin-
ulH t%estifie ir Opposition ~ amy
ahunae H. ui this pnpnti- aut Was
av iualue NNAhrrrham. hN r,s,- ~.
ruinatiun. rnupht to show ttt, Mo
il"fd know NerN little nhtu. j. tutl|
, editions iu ;he terrltor,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
KEENE UNDER COVER
WHEN CRASH
GAME
Wall Street Wizard Admits His
Columbus and Hooking Hold
ings Were Sold Before Pool
Collapsed,


New York. March While James
h, keepe suys that he did not count
enanco the sale. nevertheless he adj
mitted on the Witness stand today that
the bulk OF his holdings Ia the Colum-
bus 4 Hooking COIL < Iron pool was
SOLD on %Iunuafy rs and ~ The day
before. and the any o. TIE collapse
Of the ponl. rn u caused thrce stock
exchange failures Pad the ioss of mill
lions.
The sale was mode nhet members
of tile pool were snpposed to stand
firm In keeping their agreement but
did not violate his trust as he Was
ppwerflcss to stop the liquidation In
view OF an understanding made with
his brokers i've years ago. He WAS
asked 1t he had not profited by the
snle 10 the extent Of s360,0O bat the
question was not allowed.
The foregoing inside details of the
Hooking crash were brought out to-
day ~ a continuation Of the bank
fulttcy hearing If j. A. tflskc a 60.
one 81 the firms involved.
After repeated absences because of
illness Nj keonc wns able TO appear
AfAf A'fffk wv NlAitNF FtftfH iVi a. EihtlHH
Hing at the hands ~ Ralph Wolf,
counsel for the receiver FOR j. NJ.
fislte A. GO.
AZ of the plol and perhaps
The ~shteWdest operator in Wall street,
Mr.. kcenc's testimony was awaited
with Interest,
lfe denied emphatioally that he lind
sold any OF his pool stock. but when
asked more pointedly IT any OF the
stock had been sold. he said his hrok-
had sold. tie explained the trans
as follows
For several yctrs have had an
understanding with my brokers that
thcy could use amy stock of mine they
held for their own account. re-
serving The right 60 demand the stock
at any time ON twenty-four hours
suppose under thfs agfee-
incnt theN may nave gone short on the
stock for their own aetouni using my
stock ns collateral. hat that was none
pf IN, business
keene stuck to this statement under
a fire If ,ross-duestions and when
Won minated thAt such an agree
incnt SEEMED peculiar, .keene inform
ed him that II WIS none OF his bus
ness how he ran his Investments
'1id YOU know u other Instance
WV" N'Ht 'i"N'iS N-'n N'Hi Ht"'ks
be WIS asked,
Ne, he replied adding that the
agreement had been entered into verb
AIM tlNo Years ngo agd there MAS ne
itness 10 II.
VIII you tnil me. asked Wolf. |
how this asrrcmcnt could hc consist
'ut With the pool agreement
n suppose ~ was not was the re-
,N. Five Nenrs is a long time and
probably did not think OF Il. If !
borne II In mind, could have
the Hooking stock separate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
HANDWRITING EXPERT
GETS INTO GRAFT CASE

Albany y " March 10 The dee
Tens, in the senate bribery mNc4tiea-
tion CLOSED TODAY With "a disagree
mpnt of expert witnesses which
threatens to undermine the whole
elaborate structure based 10y senator
Aids attorneys uu the alleged .1oc-
tored' check Stub
David a. .carNnlhe. am authorit, nn
hlndwrlting uu ihr stand Tor Aids.
declared hc cuuld find uo signs that
th' $1,000 total uu the stub had
hcDu altered Another expert tcsti-
fird fur Allis that this total had been
rHiScd from $4,000 io xe. 500
This stub belonged to ihr check
Hiram e.. Moe drew ou the Graton VA
tonal bank on Aprii ee 1907. tn oh-
tfiu funds which De- and senator Com
alleged we're carried Geo ALBANY and
distributed Go Aids Speaker Nixon
% AssemhlNmun Burnett
senator tonper's counsel have two
ink .Nufrts OF their own FEB o4ii hut
inul-ht declared that these were
hardly necessary after rtralhos tes-
timuuh
March 80 hts haDn sal hy the scnatc
's tlr date for De- vote ie ~nstam or
reiHrf 'ongrrs char4sS against Aids
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
HOUSE DECLINES TO
SUSTAIN SPEAKER
Allied Democrats and Il sur
gents Garry Appeal From
Cannon Decision by Majority
of Fifty-two Votes.



Washington, March i6.-Although
the republican organization OF the
house took radical measures today to
insure against repetition of yester-
days defeat AT the hands Of the demo-
Observation-Disclosures combine
lion over the question OF maintenance
Iof an automobile for the speaker The
allies scored another victory over the
regulars even more decisive than that
tof Yesterday.
ON appeal from a decision by
speaker Cannon in the matter OF
precedence for "a Joint resolution. the
house voted against the speaker by a
vote of 1853 to Ill. In addition to the
FUN democratic vote and the thirty
Insurgents Who have always stood out
against the speaker. q dozen other re-
p~uhlicans. heretofore regulars. voted
10 tutn down the ruling OF the chair.
A few minutes after the house con
Neuei today Representative Dwight.
republican whip, made "a point OF no
quorum n caused "a call of the house
resulting in a scurrAing OF members
who were absent ia committee rooms
or IN their offices More than eighty
arrived too late To- answer to their
names.
IL WAS privately announced bv a
prominent member of the house or
ganization that hereafter % quorum
must he present and that the attend
of absent members would Dee
compelled.
There was s. talk of invoking am
rule Instituted by Speaker crisp.
docking members q DAYS pay when /
ever they failed To- respond To roll
call Whatever steps might De neces-
sirN ia the future. il was said that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
ROOSEVELT TALKS
TO SOUDANESE
STUDENTS
Former President Loudly APP
pIaudedi Advises Hearers to
Work for UNFOLDING Of Brit
ish Rule.


~ btffb " 80 -
k%hartoum. March 1e-After pay.
ing = second visit to Omdurm.n 10.
day mud attending The khartoun
| gNmkHna. Colonel Roosevelt. ccOm
panied by Slatin Pacha. went to thf
American mission and addressed the
students. numbering more than 90.
ana several hundred old syrian prot
estant e%ollegiaus. The former wore
tarbooshes and red silk caps with tag
sells, while many Of the lattcf were
picturcsqicly attircd.
The ex-prcsidents arrival was
greeted with cheers. Or Gfffeu. head
Of tre institution introduced Colonel
itonseNelt, whose speech vas loudly
~appiauded.
1T gives me very great and real
pleasure "a be here today" said coll
oneel Roosevelt 4 doubt whether In
any region of the earth il would be
possible TO see q more striking in
stance Of genuine progress made in
the substitution of civilization for
savagerv than has been recorded here
IN the last twelve yenrs. feel that
YOU owe q peculiar duty to the gov
eminent under which you live-a PEE
culiar duty IN the direction Of doing
your best to make the present condi-
lions last II IS incumbent upon every
decent citizen of the Soudan to up-
hold conditions as they now exist and
see Tint there Is no relapse. our
best efforts must he given in this as
n matter Of pride and no merel, as
nm obligation"
lie cNhortrd his hearcrs ia become
the best type Of citizen. not content
to be merely good servants of the gov
eminent, They could do most for
thclr creed By 50 behaving a. ia inn
press their eighbOrs that the Chris
tian faith was second to none.
Colonel Roosevelt spoke Of the work
OF the American missions. especially
the medical work. which he consider
"d most valuable ia the practical adj
Naneement az civilization. He thought
hlghiN 81 The american missionary
ana more highly Of the missionaries
wife who accompanied him.
always, said the eN-president.
The American Is Il pretty good fellow
his wife Is IL better fellow ~still.'
At the conclusion of the meeting
the students checrcd Colonel Ro0se-
welt again and sang college songs.
lhth thr party returned to the palace
Later IN the afternoon colonel
Roosevelt appeared before his friends
with q sin of shamrock In his hand.
lrishman had sent him a bunch
or s~hamrocks and tomorrow he VIII
ad'fn himself with Ircland's national
emblem
! always wear the shamrock on 81.
day said the colonel who.
apparently Was delighted at having
tn opportunity to do honor to The
Irish aim
several times durins the Ia Colonel
Roosevelt commented publicly ON the
great prosperity ana peace enjoyed
10y the people of the Soudnn and ok
pressed IN" hope to leading mer-
''"hts whom he received at Omdur-
man mat the rule under which the
country lived would he maintained
farewell lunch will be- given hy
'ulonr Roosevelt tomorrow to The
oi the expedition. II is
planned 70 sail on March 80 from AZ
'N"hdrla l"f Naples and II is probable
mat the eN-president viii be the gues
u honor a. some notable unctfons
az Alexandria before his departure
ltal..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
FARMERS SEEK TO CLOSE
ANACONDA SHELTERS

Helena Mont. March 16.-Allcging
mat the operation of the Washoe
sineltcr at Anaconda rs destroying
vegetation and timber, eNruding Tho
sou aud |iniuIing approximately LOCO
square miles In the counties of Jet-
lrtsonr silver Bow, Deer Lodge. Pow
i ami Granile suit was filed la the
nitcd states district our this after
noon on behalf of the federal gov
crnment against the Anaconda Copper
Mining company FOR an injunction to
close the plant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
NEAR IN MINE
WAGE DISPUTE
Railroad Stores Coal in Anti
cipation Of Walkout Follow
ing Deadlock Of Cincinnati
Conference,


fBy Morning journal snscIAl IAassa wIrel
Cincinnati. March lG.-After eight
days Of arguing, the crisis in the
fight between the soft coal operators
and miners of the central competitive
ticld win he reached tomorrow morn
ing.
This Is the time set for the sub
scale committee To report To the scale
committee. This latter body win then
report TO the special convention OF
the United Mine Workers and tbs or
gnnization will decide from the report
whether there shall be a strike OF
30N. o0O0 miners in the territory.
There is "A decided feeling Of apprc-
hension IN both sides tonight AT the
convention of the United Workers to-
day. President Lewis lntimnted that
the increase in wages was the one do
mand on which the miners would new
er yield.
The meeting of the suh-scale conn
mittee today resulted in the usual dis
agreement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
FEDERAL AGENTS HUNT
EVIDENCE Of REBATES

san Antonio, Texas. March 16. -
Thirty agents of the interstate com
merce commission has been in Texas
since March /, inspecting books in the
general offices Of the railroads and in
stations along the lines looking for
evidence fo rebates and other Niola-
tions of the interstate commerce laws.
This is the first time such inspection
has been made in Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

the president" he sahi excitedly
THAI is small business and il won do
1t is not the a 10 legislate
AR Aldrirh WAS also somewhat eV.
cited when ~ replied lie disntow-
ed any intention OF taking refuge be
hind any one. "tt is NOT my hnhit to
hide behind tho president or any one
else. he said - hmve opposed the
president when 1t took q gnod ds4l ol
courage to Do 49,. II the hill does not
carry oui The purpose ~ IT, authors.
lets make Il ia II. Tho measure has
been recommended iy ihe president
and az least one -pr.sident and Il
was approved rs tie platform Of my
party and I presume also the party
1f the senator from Iowa
llc declared he had not snid what
the president had wanted hui only
that the Hill had been prepared bs'
the attorney general at the direction
OF the president. lie reiterated his
Independence AS "a senator. ~ u out-
side Interference and asserted that
while II ~as the haiti of the executive
Officials 10 prepare many measures
for the action of congress. he hoped
40 senntur would be- pfeindited simp-
IN because nf executive suggestion.
Mr. Bailey suggested that The rral
purpose 81 Mir. Aldrich Ia coming in
to The discussion TO-DAY had been To-
cali attention 10 the fact that Mr.
Cummins was not 10 harmony with
The administration.
1T doesn't need any such effort %
declared Mr.. Aidrich White the iowa
senator assvnted that his aitilud, MAS
perfectly we'll known.
Here Nj, Root caiied attention to
the provision OF the constitution re-
surfing the president To recommend
and e~ontenlpd the presi-
dents action on the pending bin had
been in accordance with this proYis-
Mr. Bacon took issue With the
New York senator. declaring the rec
0mmendatton 81 legislation to ho a
different thing from undertaking 20
the action of congress.
When Mr.. Glummins resumed hc
from President Taft's speech Of
acceptance aud from his speech at Dos
The statements TINT the In
commerce laws should hc
amenncd ~ ~ 70 permit railroads 10
make traffic agreements II approved
The interstate commerce commits
sion. Ia one OF these speeches thu
president said IN this WAY the appli
-ation of the sherman antitrust law
70 such traffio agreements would be
abolished.
THE senator from Rhode island.
Air. rummins. 10 escape
he odinm which attaches Is report
InR - bill Tar such a purpose denies
I Is Intended that the hill should rc-
icve milroad CORPORATIONS from tho
application IT the antitrust mWs
Mr. cummins VIII continue his
'pccch tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
.HAWLEY LINES TO DEAL
DIRECTLY WITH FIREMEN

Minneapolis. March l6.-The Min
ncapolis a ST Louis and the Iowa
Central railroads, both of them
'IIaWley lines" have bolted the gen
cral managers committee now en-
gagged in conference With firemen of
western railroads.
The two roads Will deal directly
with their firemen and endeaVor to
adopt q scale Of wages and a working
agreement that will prevent the strike
threatened on fortN-seYen western
lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
INVESTIGATE LAND
LAW OPERATIONS

Washington. March l6.-r 70 assor-
tain IL secretary Wilson's policy gov
efning users and persons entitled un-
Ger the land laws To- patents of ma
tlonai forest lands. is actiallv being
carried out. Associate Forester Pot
tef VIII leave tomorrow to confer with
national forest Officers in the west
lie VIII take up with the field Of
Ulcers questions of changes in TN,
executive procedure considered desir-
able 10y the secretary of agriculture
and the forester.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
NATURAL BAD MAN
SHOT DOWN BY
POLICEMEN
MortaIIy Wounded St, louis
Prisoner Tells Captors He
Robbed Saloons for Excite
ment Of the Thing.


East 81. Louis, March l6-Wfliiam
O'Brien was sho. and fatally wounded
in IA revolver duel with two policemen
shortly beIor midnight after he had
shot and seriously injured three men
in robbing two saloons.
Attracted by the shooting a dozen or
more men gave chase 10 O'Brien. who
fled down the street. showerlng bull
let's after him.
Several windows were broken, but
none of the pnrsuerS We're hurt. Three
blocks from the saloon o'Brien en-
c"untered two policemen who brought
him down. He made u fun confession,
saying he WAS a natural bad man and
that he robbed the saloons Just for
excitement"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
New Quarantine Regulation.

san Francisco. March tG.-Dr. F..
f. Trotter. in charge of United States
quarantine service at san Francisco,
has issued an order recurring "a yes
sells arriving at This port from Hilo.
Hawaii, to submit tn quarantine and
produce certificates showing that the
quarantine at Hilo has been observed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

and that system viii probably escape
negotiations.
President w. G.. Lee Of the rain
men, and President A. T.. Garretson
OF the conductors. win go to New Hav-
en- IN a day or two to canvass the
strike cote now being taken on the
New York. New Haven 4 HARTFORD.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
LAKE SHORE RAILROAD
PREPARES IOR EMERGENCY

tIkh0rt. Ind, Mnrch It.-Thou-
sands ni tons of soft coal are being
stored in the local yards OF the Lake
Shore X Michigan southern railroad
to he nsed IA case of a general strike
m the coal fields Local officials say
the company Intends To store approx
imatelN i75.00O tons Of coal here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

Dallas TeNts NHYeh lE rHnsHl
iuu'er the so-Dailti educated ChIm-
rHinHee who NOS dfr~~ei uul TAUGHT
goo nrt Desc 3D. man ii.d toda, of hfsn-
fNinl pneumonia after Hu illness nf
iufr dnNs h, Was NHlunl at $50 SEQ.
Hni WIS insured with 81 London come
fslnf inr that amount Dufiur his Co.,
Mess physicians attended the monkey
Hs thsf would hHte administered ta 4
human ifins rh. had1 nni is cm-
iaimtd and svnf ta Earope for burial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
Two pcad in Dynamite rxnlosiou.

BartletsNillo. Okla, March 1.-two
men were killed and several injured
by an explosion of dynamite in the oil
and gas fields, twelve miles north Of
lsartlesVillo, tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
SUlCi05 WILLS BODY
TO MEDICAL STUDENT

Fort Worth. Texas. March L.
Turn my body over To "a medical col
le-c, as I don't want to be buried un-
~ after ] am cut nm" was the sub
stance oi g. note addressed To the pub
to pN Robert r. Carter. aged 35. who
committed suicide 10y shooting here to-
carter. who wrote that nl-hea1th lad
To his act. g f~omir4-tfv ranneefed in
this ciif
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
II. S. LITHGOW
Manufactures OF Blank Books. Loose
Lear Devices and Rubber Stamps.

the republican leaders intend to see
that the full regular republican
strength is available AT all times To
oppose III democrats ana insurgents.