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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
JOHN BURROUGHS
GOES THROUGH
TO THE EAST
Noted Naturalist on His Way
to Home in West Park. N.
Y. After Vacation in South.
ern California.

John Burroughs. naturalist nnd cs.
Saylst, known through books and
magazines Ia many Albuquerque poo
pie, passed through this cts Yesterday
evening on The SANTA ~ Gmued On
his way from Pasadena. cal. to his
homie ia West Park. y Y. MIR. Bur
r"ushs was accompanied by Mrs.
burroughs \ venerable old gentle
man. with snow whit, hair and beard.
Mr.. burroughs confessed Go being a
triflt tired with Ms Journey. although
he said he was tired even before hc
loft Pasadena
The sage of the slabsides.' said
thar while ~ california ne made tho
'cquainiance of a number " pref
Is birds, some of which Ne would
Trad" inr eastern birds aud som. of
which he did not particularly care
for.
II like the california ilnnets." said
Mr. burroughs. II like the iinnct and
his song. u takes lo back home aud
! reminds mo ut our song sparrow thai
sings - sweet little dltty don't
like tho california knocking bird. or
ans knocking bird. For that matter. \
1lackbird is only vocal eNmnast--
an actor. iic y too theatrical tn suit
ms taste. lie ~ contirunily flirting
aud prrcning ana lacks IN dignity"
Nj Burroughs said that he and
his Wiz hoped To- spend several
months In california next winter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
CNNNp ci.Niik's SOON

Champ clarke campaign Tor tic
Democratic nomination 100 1879 ISN'T
"a D., permitted t. progress smoothly
b. his opponents can dig az anNtnins
in his cord to prevent, ana they
mink oe' cnn. The first rhing to
be- flasho3 on tbe speaker h. an ad-
dress mrdo som, years age IA tao
house in which he paid his respects
"a rove, cleveland.
Somebody has been pecrng into
tho Congressional Rec ,rd anu mas un-
ear,hcd the speaker remarks about
the last Democratic preslden, This
IL what Mr.. clark said
"The election OF Clover cleveland To
the presidency was me Rr,a,rN ca
lami'y that has happened tc ,he hu-
man rae" since 10. fall Of y Ism "
Nav that is putting II pretty strong
IS. and even IN. an,l-Cleveland men
may object Ia his having IA. election
of Cleveland termed a greater cslam.
ny than. for instance, Noah's flood or
the fall of the Roman empire, Win,
the remark is likely Ia set the clcye-
land admirers ~ The Democratic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
GROCERY DELIVERY MAN
rs PAINFULLY INJURED
Louis 1ripp, Driving Trick Horse.
Tails Under Wagon; Mn" stitch
e" Taken In Mounds.

Louis Tripp. q driver for the Bla 'r
Grocery company, whose fac. was Sc
yerciy lac"ratrd AZ "A result of u fill
from the soat OF his delivery WAGON,
white driving In the vicinity of Eelc-
her avenue yesterday morning. Is ina
proving at his home In the bccidenta'
building Ninc stitches had Ia he
taken ~ the ohin and right cheek
but II H. believed that scarcely an In
dication az the scar viii be- let when
the wound Is entirely healed
Trip was driving over stick
which projects rom the ground and
which b, bad frequently passed ia
safety, when either spoke ar the
hub OF the back wheel caught IT,
causing the wagon To stop suddenlS,
pr"cipitating the driver beneath the
horses heels. \ buckle on TIE hnr-
ness cut through the flesh az 'h' lp~-
or III ana righ check. formihs "a eon-
tinuous crescent shaped inrision.
Tripp did not realize the ser Gus char
nctcr OF thc accident until so"',a mo
menis later when he touched his
check and felt lis fingers coming
through into his mouth.
The horse Is trained To stand f"r
fripp, and !, is aaid that II viii allow
no other perSon To come nsnr IN the
stable. hui Tor the fact Of tas rain
ins serious results from u KICK might
lhave resulted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
STERLING LEAVES
FOR COLORADO
superintendent of Albuquer.
que City Schools Will See
How Things Are Done in Ad.
joining State.

For the purpose of investigating
conditions IN the schools OF Colorado.
Prot W - Sterlng. superintendent
90 the Albuquerque city schools. left
To-Day for Denver. Colorado springs
Pueblo, Trinidad ana other cities in
me northern STATE" Mr.. sterling viii
Interview superintendent of tho var.
i"is schools which h. visits viii
@ik to the teachers and go quite
thoroughly into conditions lie will
look into the manual training depa RI .
menis OF the schools ana hopes 10 nc
Puire much Information and mary
new Ideas Wh Cd may %, useful in the
event ~ manual training depart
ment h. attempted in Albuquer-
que schools next ycag, Mr.. sterling
VII be gone a1ouf ten days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
BEWARE on OiNTMENTs ron CA
TAIstu TINT CONTAIN
MERCURY"

As mercury VIII surely destroy the
sense Of smell and com plctcly dcranrc
the whole system when entering u
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never he used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they viii do
" ten.fold To the good you can pos
sih'y derive from them. Halls Ca
tarrh cure, manufactured by +. J..
cheney Co, Toledo o.. contains M
mercury. and IN taken internally. act
ihs directly upon. the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. In buy
ing Halls Catarrh cure he sure YOU
get 'he genuine !, IL taken internally
and made IN Toledo, ohio. by y. j.
cheney A. 60. Testimonials free.
sold by Druggists Price. Use per
bottle.
Take Hairs Family Pills for cons,i-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
ELKs' SMOKER SCHEDULED
TO HAPPEN THIS EVENING


- Battle Royal which u said 30
Ne cross between q polo game aud
q football contest. played under Mar
quis Of enrcnsb.rry aud Police Ca
zetto rules IL to ho tn" main feature
of the smoker" Ia ne given Ia The
Elks thcater tonight by Albuquerque
Lodge No iGl, ~ = -. Pr"llm-
mary events VIII prscedo the battle
royal aud mountain of sandwiches
aud other good things 10 eat viii be
ON deck for the Eiks aud their
friends Visiting Elks are cordially
invited and cach Elk VIII he permit
ted ~ he accompanied by a guest,
Guest cards may hc obtained from
bcrs of the committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
LEOPOLD MAKES DASH
FOR DEPARTING TRAIN


A rdiag party including Mrs. Raw
son Mrs. Harry Rankin. Miss RAN
kin AIRS. Grunsfcld. Miss Masters,
Mr Rogers, Mr.. Leopold ANA Mr..
Rinsihnd were passengers ON No sl1
THIS morning for Los l.unas, where
they will spend The day as guests ~
Mr. and Mrs. solomon i.unn.
spectacular dash Tor the departing
train was made by Mr.. Leopold. who
vas leading IN tether hloodfd
hound. seixirg the dog by the neck,
he executed the lasi so yards IN )
fiat. ana made the platform with a
record breaking bound. Tho dos was
recently purchased by Mr Rinsland
al ~. Huachuchn The party viii
return from Los I.unas tonight. anu
viii be- the guests of MosTs Ningland,
Rogers and Leopold AZ dancing par
~ ~ The Alyarrdo hoiel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
VOTING. Till MULES.

The posNH Allentown Democrat
wants t. SNOW " the Republican vrt-
.rs ur. included among our i.ooo "oo
Texas uules certainly not Ecpub-
ncans can vote; mules can not I,
should bc said however. that Texas
mules are 800 intelligent and patriotic
that th,t would vote the Democratic
ticket soidlS " they could and DO q
pinrh over comes We may "niranchisc
them Houston Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

ON these seldom days when our at.
mosphore be- hum.d, and the coal
smoke from the great railroad shops
settles lk' pail ui gloom over our
'spirits and on our new spring hats.
let NJ not be greatly ovoryeNcd Let
Nv THINK somewhat on the two thous-
Ia r. turns loose ~ our c'tN where
~ many of ne set remain Who would
othtrWss have been compelled
10 Jade into the dim distiuc, and
whereby many Who went away elsr-
where for Eldorados" are rrturniue
conN need that aft"r AL clovis ls an"
one best town on the map 'oyia
News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Iu\T'~ WU\T NI.
on Is ARE pDI<t.

IN, Record has determined Geo keep
abreast vt he times AMI then some
Relieving ~ the future greatness ~
Roswell and tho pecos tdli"t and
thut better and larger nswspapo,
win be- supported and maintained an
= paving basis. the Record has about
concluded negotiations f"r tha install
latiou ~ leased wire lu the Record
oihco over this VIII come % large
Volumc of Geographic dispatches and
place the Record readers In closer
touch with the world Roswell Rec.
ord.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
4 Tr<uCVtOOT ~ s\GFBIsVsit

When the overland struck Sagebrush
ns, ~ noon the other day.
II deposited a stranger who ann"unr-
ed he'd come to staN.
~. was young an had kodak, an
~. boys All knew bv nigh,
THAT no was = author fellow who had
com. out West to- writ"
~ acknowledged 20 Buck Peters. ~
hurst o. confidence,
n. was after western color which
was why he had come hence.
AN vou can't get western color
said IN. stranger with - smil"
"Nbcre they's business blocks an
hoss-cars an 81 cat'rv all the
whi.
81 would IKE 10 So" conway WIN
larlat an gun.
who can ride q half-wild bronco an
viii show me how IT'S done;
An want 90 see % roundup. where
they whoup II to the steers.
An slap brandin irons on 'cm an cut
slashcs In their ears.
AN want To- see the fellers when
they come 10 town 90 nights.
An make troulle IN the booze joints
when they shoot out all the
lights;
An the Indian reservation that they
told me | would see.
would Ike To- 90 and view H. II YOU
THINK its sale Tor me"
Wnl uuck Peters Looked him over
for minnt. then h" s"d
Don't you know YOU half.baked
hombre, that the cowboy game
il dead
why. haven't sccn puncher fer
50 long. twolld DE treat
just To soc ono on q bronco come a
whoopin' down the street
'Thore was times wo had a-pienty. hut
~ present heres how IT'S
They awe an gone east a-workin' NJ
the moYin' picter biz,
An the lnjuns that You wan,ed-th"s
hey long since moved away.
'Cuz an eastern wild-wost Teller mad"
"A deal with 'em one day.
"Nope.' says Ruck, "ihey's n"th'n'
dom IN this section, not a
thing;
II H. dcader than macA'rel. an I'm
goin' east this spring.
II you're wantln' western color. come
along win mo an go
Back to Roston. an youll see n IN
our eastern Wild west show"
T. \ RlNiNSTOoi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
N.Bt 81 Ei,QtE NEEDS
SAME THING. BADLY

If the present agitation ON the part
OF a lew Citizrns oi the Town tor "A
chicken law ~ the portent OF con-
crrtcd action IN that direction, II H.
quite certain that the n"w council wili
W, asked 10 frame such "a law. II -
jus, "a little hard To CLASSIFY those
making objection to the chickens run
nlns at large about the toAu. a. tn"
circumstances seem To vary ~ each
case. MANY at the. OBJECTIONS, ~
course, come from the man Who be-
iicNes that his Nif. should not be mo-
Tested ~ her spring garden opera
tions, while there are others VINO
take the other angle and contend mat
u town H. no place anyway ia when
To raise hogs, chickens. dogs, ct. me
Herald man ~ IN the lattrt uunch
ANA believes that a good, wholesome
town does not contemplate barnynrd
and dog kennel ana that the man
who has suCn tendencies ana can't
60, rid ni them should citnrr move
10 the country or els. cnclos, his
premises So his harnShrd stock viii
not b" - menace To his n.ignb"rs.
There H. PROBABLY nothing known To
the average man a. cxaspcrating as
to have his noighbors chickens raw
aging upon his Flower beds, garden
truck and other Things which should
be- don, about - nome To- MAKE II at
traCtNe IN its surroundings, and when
Nc have rid ourselves at the chicken
nuisance, or abated II by some form
oi regulation, ", may rest assul"h
that Ne hay. advanced another step
~ the ascent Ia an IDEAL city. fo"se-
Welt County Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

We believe thoro rs q foundation FOR
the suggestion that ] Pi"rp"nt Nor.
gan aud associates are planning To-
grab ia. money power 90 tn" country
through the proposed Aidrich cur
rency system. but we think " is pre-
mature to 70 into Mysteries about u.
II ~ quit. probable that tho Aidrich
system win be considerable tim" on
the way
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

ranks and there az thousands al
u.m ut ih0 ctts T'h, in nlont eip
b., quoted as rri,t "f tn, loose wa,
Nr 'lark has of taiklug when hs
.fauks ur bi. o.. hurso power t"e1bi.
l,f..
Th,t arc many similai example. pi
Mr ,nrks pralor ln th' to,nrd ana
... uoiuDW boom is uk,ly Co hnt. ID
ifuuuiesumo nipht
~ is no srcrct among NJ riurl
nHt NHt he a. taking his polu.l a
u.um t'tt seriously Thov h'hrt, Do
e ouuuur on the supper, Of " D
BRYAN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Oi'IiNi~I. on JSJ
IIN<. uNt,U sI<Si

President wood oi the American
Wool company IN an optimistic ind
tidnh II uc imaRiues that III" demo.
rtats .u DunBr"ss are going 60 Jet
schedule is alone. liz has evident
not heard tine latest statement uI
chairman Indervood Ration Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

Constipation causes headache, nau-
sea. dizziness, languor. heart palpiia
ilon. Drastic physics erlpe. slcken.
Doan's reeulets act gently ana cure
constipation. 90 cents Ask your
Druggist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
INVESTING " NsI.~.

There ,r. great man, pcop', la
New M,Vro. sad Go relate. tho rcnd
ur tho a..rst of Two promoters of "a
rubber rompan, yesterday with cou-
Siderable more grief than interest
About % wear or 30 ago there was
efcat wave of stock selling Ia Sew
Mexico oH ruhhc, ana other stocks
were disposed of To- man, people IN
New Mexico. Arizona and adjoining
states AZ - variety Of prices.
Rubber plantailons in Mexico and
south America were one of tie chief
Attractions placed before Sew Mexico
investors In some cases these stocks
proved bona lido aud the investors az
lens, got their money bnck These
cases were So greatly ~ the minority.
however. that the Instances could DE
counted on ten fingers
Now ~ good time 80 swear OF on
the get ricb quick investment There
H. NO better place Ia put YOUR money
than al home. New Mexico lands and
town bots are making money for in
VcNors every day In the Nrar. New
McNico has bona fidc lifc insuranc.
agencies and companies run IVY home
men whose integrity Is above question
ana whose stocks viii bear close scru-
tiny al any and an times. There are
countless other safe investments here
True. local men do not 60 about
with silyorN tongues ana distorted
prospcctuses. rhcy talk facts and
try To- give investors real value for
their money. Real csa,, men are FREE
qi"ntly laughed ~ when they tell yon
that a farm or . lot viii double la
valu. In ~ year Yet any business
man viii poin, out hundreds or in
stances where such prophecies have
been roalizcd IN one week instead of
one year.
Tn" moral of the Investment game
~ quit" plain Ia any thinking man.
The investment made ~ home where
conditions are known. where values
are known ana where IN. statesmen
ar" known. ARE the only investments
that can be- expected to win
The small wage Garner. the man
with u family and the one least able
to stand loss. Is usually the victim
"f the fake stock scheme Ne IL IL
who should learn a moral from the
rrf,nt collapse OF some Of these get
rich-quick. J Rufus wallngford pro-
iccts Rubber and oil may make
money for some people and doubt
lee de-. bat 1t is seldom Tor the little
fellow with his hard earned dollars.
II Is good idea to consul, q bass.
ness man In whom YOU have conf-
dence = banker or your WIFE before
putting your money IN a south Afri-
can gold mine.
There ~ another fake scheme that
is ovefWogked IN New Mexico, Il ap-
prars that nearly any schemer. who
Is unknown 20 the advertising public.
can drop into most any New MoSico
town pat out handful of some sort
and secure an advertisement from
two-thlrds of the merchants. when a
home paper that circulates among the
buying public Is frequently neglected
hy the advertiser az a medium for
selling his wares.
Tho ola 1s Of getting something
for nothing or worse set. - great
amount ~ money Tor fcw dollars.
has made a number of people wealthy
hu, seldom 10" investor The
none, IN th'to PROJECTS So au Tor the
other fellow
Qult c1nt"buiins "a. uIe fund.
ENNNp CiNtik'S SOON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

CONSIDERING th' WaN IN" papers tax
nbou, Mr. charles = Murphy OF New
YORK n IL surprising how prosperous
he continues to he.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
W rnOn tBIN tI,.t nI.p
IN INV p\EI TOO

Extra session or not 90, president
must r"m"mb"f that the Chwtaulua
season ~ not far or Cuifuv 'ounty
SinU NmHu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

They don't seem 10 he caging Mr..
cox up In cincinnati hui they are
keeping him busy enough {" eliminate
him entirely from the icisur. class
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

Albuoucrauc H. ono OF the greatest
ga fo,y pin using towns Ia the country
tho bulk of the supply being used h'
tho hnhios aud the married mon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

chewing gum trust has h""h
rorn.d In New YORK. It's simply
getting so poor people can't I'VE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Chamber Of Commerce Appoints So
rotary.

The board al directors of The cham
Der OF commerce has selected q. Wet
llauicr Of New York City as their per
maneni secretary Wettlaufer Is d
newspaper man and once travelled III,
entire globe for IIoboken. y J.. 10 ex
anime municipal ownership.
The chamber has "a large member
ship, bu has been without a secretary
ior som" Time Plans are ON foot ~
open an advertising campaign al once
ON Tuesday the following were adj
mltted as citizens TO the United
states simpson Simmers. .Ian, Aud
Cecelio Barela, Perfccto Estrada, Mar
Tin Howard Peterson. All have re-
sided In the United States the prone,
length of time aud were admitted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
COURT IS IN SESSION
FOR DONA ANA COUNTY
Grand Jury Return. Indictments AMI
o"''""k j. tor Bup Term: Muir.
der Gases Predominant.

Las Cruces. y. NJ. April ~
The April term of the third udicia
district Is proving n very busy one
me grand Jury has returned several
indictments, and several OF the eases
are being tried.
one Of the most prominent cases 4.
that Of the Territory versus Alfred
Frederick Murcel, charged with XIII
ing Alfred Parker az Rincon Both
men were members OF a carnival CON
pany and got into dispute. The
territorial grand jIry indicted MurceI
and he Immediately pleaded guilty
lie has not been sontnc, 81.
Fred Higgins, the mounted police
man who killed Jailcr Lopez In Feb
Iuary ~ this place. Is here from RIOS
well 10 be tried Higgins will no
doubt be cleared
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

not seen at the fire at ALL and his unnatural absence
only strengthened the suspicion. Instructions
accordingly given to have him arrested sight Mar
shall Kimball commenced the search for him and
across him on Tenth street, while he rapidly
going north. When arrested he said among other
things that he had been re-engaged by Rosewater
and was to have gone to work again today. This
know to be a lie Another suspicious circumstance is
that all his traps had been removed from his room
to house Eighteenth street, long distance from
the fire. Anderson is in Jail and will undergo
strong examination and 1t is thought that enough
circumstantal evidence be gathered to that
he is the villain who set fire to The Bee office"
1t is proper to note here that Anderson was later
prosecuted for convicted and sentenced to the
pententiary, where he served term of three years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
Yours truly,
Yours truly.
e. Lev ~ 4 2'>>F~-Atl

The editorial announcement of the fire calamity
was:
"Our present quarters at Redfield's job office,
into which all of their material was moved back
after the fire put in order for the ener-
getc boys of The Bee to to work and get out this
evenings paper thus publishing the first account Of
their misfortune. The fire has not killed The Bee,
but has only burnt up its hive and scorched its
singer In two weeks The Bee will be itself again.
appearing in entirely outfit, and with renewed
life and energy, buzzing around lively ever"
From June II, 1872, until June "a, The Bee was
published as two-page sheet, 1Sx24 when it resumed
its full four-page makeup in a new dress, purged by
the fire, with the following proclamation:
The Bee once more appears to its readers in full
dress with its banner flying. Even before the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

Republican as its editor, made a temporary engage
ment as associate editor of The Bee. This engage
ment terminated, however, few days after the
tablishment destroyed by fire June II, 1879.
On May 6, 1872, The Bee was again enlarged,
this time double it's size, the publication office
removed to $40 (old number) Twelfth street, two
doors south of the original office The proprietor
had purchased dress of type but the press work
done in the Redfield building Cincinnati
drum cylinder press. operated by hand.
Burned by Incendiaries
Early on the morning of June H. 1872, The Bee
office destroyed by the torch of incendiary,
and the first announcement of the fire was made by
The Bee on the afternoon of the same day. The de-
tailed account of how the fire discovered and ex-
tnguished concluded with this reference its origin
and the parties implicated in the crime
''The fire was undoubtedly the work of an incen-
diary, as the flames when first discovered
breaking forth from the basement and first story of
The Bee office in the and running up the
outside of the building the south There has been
no fire in the building for nearly month past. From
these circumstances 1t concluded by nearly
body that 1t the devish work of an incendiary
For various the finger of suspicion was al
most universally pointed to Robert Anderson, who
has been employed for months past the book
keeper of The Bee. Last week he got drunk and
neglected his business and accordingly discharged
To give the public notice that he longer
nected with this establishment in any manner what
ever it became necessary to insert a notice to that
effect in the paper This, of greatly angered
Anderson at The Bee establishment and his
ton has turned more less toward it. Yesterday he
talked to the Redfelds of buying out running this
establishment This of course, absurd, he has
not cent in the world He asked Charles Redfield
how much the three of them making. He was
told about $40 per week. He then said that If they
accepted his proposition themselves not
do any work they should have 800 a week, and If
they did not accept they should do another
Job of work in this town. He wanted to clean out
The Bee. Last evening between g. and 10 o'clock a
negro woman going down Dodge street,
and whom she thinks Anderson.
Anderson roomed in the upper story of Red
fields building. This morning he up at very
early hour. When Mr.. George Brewster, employee
Of The Bee who roomed near Anderson. was awakened
by L. G. Redfield, he opened his door into the hall
and saw Anderson passing into his room. He was