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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
SHE'S SURE HER INDIAN
LOVER WON'T JILT HER
White Girl Says PLENTY Hawk" VIII
Be Faithful to Her Until
Death.

Death.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Madelaine Sulli-
m. Laughing Clear Water" the
North Shore heiress who has fed
three times from her home to the
Crow Indian Reservation In Wyoming
In an effort TO marry Plenty Hawk, a
rich Indian rancher, refused to be.
lieve today the Sheridan. Wyo., re-
port that the brave had given her up.
Il shall never believe that Plenty
Hawk has said he doesn't want 10
marry me- she exclaimed IL know
Plenty Hawk too well; he will be
faithful TO me until death"
Despite this positive belief. Plenty
Hawk. who is still In jail In Sheridan
because he persisted In trying to mar
ry Laughing Clear Water, is quoted
as s.. ing that the white girl is too
much trouble; a squaw is good enough
for me-
The girl was wrapped in a hand
some Crow blanket with the red and
black bars OF the tribal insignia upon
II, as she talked today OF her love for
her Indian chief.
Remember this" she said indig.
nantly, MY Indian sweetheart is a
gentleman. He Is no heiress hunter
He Is rich himself He Is physical
perfection. He Is man. man
who would never give mp the woman
he loves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Marion T.. Mead, l477 Twenty fourth.
year, diphtheria
Lizzie Mitchell, 81 Brainard, 90 years .
carcinoma of liver
Jane Richie. 5sS r.. Fort. So years;
EmTnie Parisi. 200 Fort. E.. years:
bronchitis.
Howard Evans, 1873 Twelfth. :
months: commissions.
Anna Lamb. Brookheld. Mich. %
years; pneumonia.
Joseph NJ. Wells, sos 81. Antoine, 6S
Years; incarcerated inguinal hernia.
Sophia Gauss. 1883 Military. 81 years:
heart disease.
Years: obstruction OF bowel
James Campbell, 1871 stanley, 81
years; fracture OF skull; accidental.
Jno Wilson. 1872 Hancock 81 years;
Eilen A. obert, go Concord. 20
Years. tubercuIar abscess OF abdomen
lila Hooks, 81 Tw~nty-third. 30
Robert Kuchta. 500 brandy. 20 years;
pulmonary phtnjds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
ron sALE-susrSrs. rnorsnrx.
H-FT WIDE LOT on SEEMINGLY, b.
tween Agnes and St Paul MA "
Roth. ass Concord-ave.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTEnURnAN
LINEA

poRT HURON LIMITEDs-f q m.
and every two hours to y. N: sun.
dsvs only. IA D. IT. Through locals. s
uAys and every two hours 20 q p. N.
houriy 10 s .. m. Including iimiteds.
houriy to IL y. IN. shore Line 20 Nj
clemens. s:2s a. m. hourly 70 h;as
p Enn1Sr LIMITEps-.7:s5 g N, s.ss
m. .i2:ss y. m, a:ss .. m. .<:ss .
Through locals, a. M. every two
La,rs 20 D. m; oxford only, II .. N.
nI,nt' sundays only IL y. m To Romeo.
a. M. and every two hours e
10 ,pcRRisso n RrMirEps-s.is . N. ana
.vsry two hours TO s:is p. m. Through
= m. Ann Arbor only. q m. e;3e y.
p m. 10 .. m. IL .. m. Northvtlie
nmniy s,so a m. hourly to $3.50 .. IA.
SaS p m, 2, m. IL y m Saline oars
from %nr rRpo ffMTEps-s:ss .. n ga
: sss ;' Sss.:i, f . II: ss:Is
Monroe only. $50 & m a
hourly TO s;ss - m; hourly 20 if:ss
p poNrIAc prv.-s q n. 20 70 % Mn.
servics 90 s:3o p. %. hourly 70 1880
D. M. II D. m; Brmihgham o1ly. - =.
hourly 10 II . No
.Th..e ears RIM through - s~s1,e~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
Surprise party for o. p. sourke.

In honor OF the thirtieth anniversary
Of his entrance to the postal service,
employees of the Detroit postoffice
gave little surprise party for oliver
T.. Bourke. superintendent OF city de
livery, in the main Office at 4:30
o'clock "Wednesday afternoon. The
department regulations prohibit the
making OF presents To department
heads or other employees for that mat
ter. but the employees found way to
get around the rules. Through AS
sistant Postmaster Swan they present.
ed Mrs. Bourke with magnificent
leather-upholstered davenport and
chair
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
caves Housekeeper Jar Of Gold.

LUPAY. Va, Feb. flames p
Snyder, who died here yesterday be-
queathed TO his housekeeper, Mrs. j..
G. Shuthard, glass jar containing a
gallon OF California virgin gold which
he has had buried for years. In adj
dition he left her all of his household
effects and a fine farm near this city.
Snyder was "49-cr" and the gold rep
resents his Cleanup" In California.
lie brought II home with him. put 1t
In the glass jar. and resc we'd not to
touch Il except In case OF dire need,
an emergency which never arose.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Robert Eastland. IL Pine.
Frank Sinatra, SIS Brewster.
Anthony Messina, $50 Division
Leonard Clemente, 326 St Aubin.
Fred Faulman. 1856 Concord.
Fred German, Q Wsitxel Court
John Kurowski, TAI Theodore
Jerome Carpenter, 81 Fulton.
Adolf Mayder, 435 Ferdinand
John Sukasszk. 3S4 Roosevelt
Charles Forsyth, 726 McKinstry
BOYS.
Arthur Lumpkin, 223 Sixteenth
George Leverque. IS Pine.
IRnatz Wachnowski, SIS Willis
Ira Weller, 2s5 Alfred.
Joseph Blelicki, s25 Riopelle.
Joseph Susnowski, 457 Canheld
Henry Mok, 22s Maple.
Frank Musselman, COS Putnam.
Nicholas Chylinski. SOC Garfield.
kazimir Bernardish. sos Dubois
Joseph Knaft. $50 Dubois.
Charles Kapaczak. 10s6 Chene
JohH Kowaiezyk. s26 Hancock
Andrew Garbarino, S62 Alfred
Mlchael Skolowicz. S13 Rtopelle
Charles Kwasnie wski, 26G Willis
william Henry. I57 Artillery
William Clarke, 1857 Brush.
Frank Sytnanski. 47s Tillman
william SchykaTt. es2 Lemay
John Black. 5s7 Michigan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
Asks 5000 For Broken Leo.

The accident at the speaker.Hines
Printing Co.'S building, several
months ago, when one man was kill
cd and several injured, was recalled
in Judge Murhn's court, Thursday.
when Constantine Ferriotto brought
suit for $4,000 against LeMay *
whelan. contractors, alleging that he
sustained broken leg when scat
fold gave way A brother OF Con.
tractor LeMay was killed at the same
time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
FAMINE SPREADS IN CHINA.
More Than 100000 Families Ar,
Without Food In Flowery Kingdom.

NANKING, Feb children are
being sold by hundreds OF Chinese
families in their struggle for food,
said missionaries returning today
from the famine districts in Kiangsu
and Anhui provinces. Tales OF suf.
fering almost unbelievable In their
those engaged in relief work.
More than 100000 families are with
out food, shelter, or clothing, lt Is
estimated Two and one-half millions
arc affected by famine, with the GER
tainty that conditions will grow
worse for several months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
pisowns Nephew who Aided MyIlus.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb 2-Rd-
ward Holton james. owner OF the
I.iberator, OF Paris, whose assistant,
Edward +. Myths was yesterday sen.
fenced 10 year in jail for llbeling
ward, class OF 1896. He Is a nephew
OF the late Prof. William James. Har:
wards noted psychologist, but the
family has disowned him. His aunt,
the widow Of Prof James, said today:
I'VE are entirely out of sympathy
with his projects, and are. Moreover,
ashamed 10 have our family name
connected with his"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
MARGIN Fills. %; Mslania czesyncaka
J oseph Dudek. &c: Anna Bal. 28.

MARGIN Fills, %: Melania Czesync2ka.
Joseph Dudek. &c; Anna Bal. 90
John Gretka, 20; Johanna Samok, rs.
Vincent Fitzgerald. 20. Lilly Kolkof-
sky, 20
ia, 20
William f. sullivan. 2s. Detroit; Jen-
ME Reed, 10, Saginaw.
Delos K. Fraba, As, Roscomb. Ont.
Marcelle q. Trepainer, 20, same.
Claude Galbert, 81; Maude Shore, IS
Valenty Seisz. 20: katharzyn Kaproi
Powell Paiek, 80; Anna Fegol. 22.
Stanisiaw Sroka, Is; Anna Kowalska.
20
Robert Gregg, AZ; Louisa N. schneid-
er, Sc
Thomas J. Devine. 20, Amsterdam, N
Y; Emma b. Gilmaier, rs, New York.
william Patterson. %: Hattie Dixon.
20.
Chester A. Pedley. &c. Shullsburg.
Wis; Retta C.. Marshall. rs. Sarnia. Can.
Antoni Surdej, 81: Mary Wrona. Is
Clair Rouse. FL. Waterford, Ont.
Florence u Yonson, 20. Detroit.
James Hamilton. 81, New York city:
Anna c. Niefert. "a. Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
Asks s25, 900 For Three Fingers.

George Tabinsh, aged H. began
suit against A. Harvey's Sons Manu-
featuring Co, in Judge Hosmer's
court, Thursday, claiming $4,000 for
three fingers crushed of in a pipe
threading machine. The plaintiff
alleges that while under the age
at which boy may legally be EN-.
ployed he was put TO work Ut a
machine which consists OF cogs, belts
and gears. and that he was not warn
ed of his danger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
ALLEGED SLAYER CAPTURED.

MAKQUETTE, Mich, Feb. =
(SpeciaD-Frank Orris, a woodsmaI =,
shot and killed a fellow employee al
a logging camp near Chatham, last
night He was captured after a shot
from the posse had splintered his leg.
The men had quarreled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
The Execution.

When a man talks about himself a
good deal he Is bound TO be bore to
every one in the world unless he hap
pens to have a woman In love with
him.--Atchison Globe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03

-. E :. ,: :. M y. So Lincoln "A
julia wsifons ios Eighth. % years:
endocsrditis. due 20 ssnility.
Mary schmscheck. SIS south. II
years; senility.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
HRLP wANrEp-MALE.

ARLE-BODIED MEN wanted for the
". 8. Marine Corps. between the ages
OF 10 AMI s5. Must be native born
or have Qrst papers. Monthly pay
SIS to SIS. Additional compensation
possible. Food. clothing. quarters
and medical attention free. After 30
years service can retire with Is per
cent. OF pay and allowances. Service
on board ship and ashore in all parts
OF the world. Apply at y. :. Marine
St, Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring q good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses; day and night
classes all the year; our facilities are
bETROTT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
liza Wilcox-0t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03

LIT the Detroit store Fixture Co. hg-
IRE on nxturss for your store. They
manufacture and sell at n reasona be
profit. show cases counters. shelly
Ing. with cases. hoor cigar anu dis
play fixtures etc. sal oratiot-ave-
Main 4022.
SODA FOUNTAINS. billiard and pool
,sbles new and second hand Geo.
Marsh Co. Farmer-st E-z terms
WANTED-por. Michigan and Fourth.
20 furnish rooms complete. u week
Sumner Co
PEA COKE
FOR Furnaces or Ranges Ridge or city
sea. HouEhteD-Erencn Coal co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03

So, 200 MELDRUM NORTH
north OF Ksrchsvsl. z rooms. bath,
gas and cellar. large barn. cement
walks. paved street. This 70 . anap
and must be sold. Gilmore q cha
val-avs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03
ron sALE-vAcAxr Lots.

5. s.. near 81
Antoine. l.l7. ...v..s sos
hi ins.. ss1isf = -. 1000
Thecdore-st.. N. g.. near Mt Ell
liott, 30x105 $50
Mt. Elliott-ave.. W. g.. near
Theodore, b0x100 ........, 1,ese
Mcclellan. W. g.. near Garfield.
Reividere. w. s., near canneld.
30x11C ..:.'......,..:... -
Beard ave. r g.. near Lafay-
cite. 30x11o ............... 600
Lewerenz-ave. w. g.. near La
fayette. s0xt1o .............. 600
UNION TRUST COMPANY {
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-03

.These car. rrn inrcvsh 70 sn911e0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19

IA 'h" country. and due to The re-
Elflctod territory covered. all of TINS
trsnc Us properly termed suburban.
u Is thus seen tina, comiuutlng IN
tn, Long Island has hc'n made as
'ai" ~ modern science ana engineer.
ma can make %. The density uf the
'ratic b. shown by M" fact that The
number OF ISsso ugers carried ofw
mile since 1923 Is t.eot,faG,'9t
nearly nvo biiliou--or more than one
third Of the poulation of the cntire
world
Tho growth ~ Long ielnnd is shown
" striking way ~ the figures FUR
nlshcd today hy the railroad. Nv 1900
the number ~ pnss.nscrs caritel was
l?,aSiGtD Five wears later II was
fS,fga.1Gs. ia 1907 II was approSi-
inately gi.ruU.UU0. ia 1908 something
ovcr q ooo,0o0. ,nd last year il had
trarncd to ~ 00p.00
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
STAMm IS TAKING
CENSUS Of GAME
Deputy Territorial Warden
Investigating the Number
and Kind of Wild Animals
and Birds in County.

p,.pun Territorial Gatu, WARDEN
Ha mond u Stau.m i+ tasting Ia. con
rus uf the gHuo available Ia the ,oun-
tN Nui that ho expects 60 ,oun, each
Individual animal 1f hird. fur hc do"s
mot hut when hi- mN,stigations have
b'ou ,umplctrd % g"od deal "f KNOW
rds, which b. not NOW g'uoralN dis
rriuutrd vill Dee available
AIR ~tainm sa}s that bis id,a i- 10
gather some ld,a uf how pbnuf %
~. different MUD, ut game nud Wild
animals arr. together with t SENEGAL
NuuNlrdgo 80 "a" ,nr.-t' tud families
r.tf.-rnicd m tHr cluuu It, ,E-
I'.ts "a" later make tlis tI, basis cot
fu attI.i, nf s.il,r ui HfiI.l,- Iur th.
eastern Squirting mouaziurs tp correct
mistaken dcae ui western utJual NE.
'lur mstau,,. ho said, mot 'ung
.su ! saW u statement bN the director
ut the BrunN 1oulosical gardens in
Nov furk mat thc causashnck duck
Nas practically astm,t NuN. Nr haNr
a good u.n, ni that breed rsbt nero
400 Ga, uIutnr Nud : haNr seen ga.
toir~ ou the common quail 49,, have.
describing theut as n'w gam, bird
Thr> arr not nrW thr urr lWplN
unknowu to thr eastern writer's
Asked about mo nuWhrr of sp,,l,-
represented so va, count Mr. SihmW
said Vol there az" no .,c hud, of
fosrs that ! know of tNu Nud. 90
deer ln mo monniains a'uue th,
lirs,uc. three kipds of quasi which
arr really Not quail ga pll pu' var.
iridges Wild turk,s 3uN,t via
pigeons bhrS' are not uii, fasrn-
asr pigeons, however. though the.
fa,e sometimes h'rr r'urrt,l a,
silchl, coyotes and three tatIrtiw of
ioho MolNcs 49, the Nat. holirNt
that these wolves are coming from tho
Panhandle Vt TcNas. which b. rapidly
. being settled az. The, have don. a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19

gould deal "i damage south - hofr
but not much here b-causr of the
small amuimt uf stock We haNu IN this
count3
'1'h,n there are coons, and c"ons
are migrating northNard along tn"
river think th,A at. doing this be
,aEr, of the iufluS az TIA. wolves. \
few Years ago one hardly heard ut a
coon uotih of SAN Antonio. Nov !
ana getting opmplainis ri the damage
th,N arc doing at torral-s. We hay"
ducks uf several varieties. ANTELOPE IN
GENERALLY increasing numb'f, and
b-aycr ", have a. many beaver IN
this territory a. thrgr ARE in any three
state rheN are almost - natural rr-
source ana ar' gradunlly increasing
Their growth should be- encouraged.
for thpN nTr % tHluahl. FUR bearing
animal, bat ar" rapidly dying out
p,'rvwhore rlsc There AZ" lot. of
hr.,t,' Ia Ga, uppcr Rio Grandc wall
lop AMI number on the lower Pesos
river also. 1h'N Should be- protected
b"pnusr ot th"if fur, which win IN
crease iu value ~ the supply de-
vr,ascs
'Ii tir pr,~tui plans tor protection
aud stocking are Kept up II wiil not
br uug before this territory BE- known
a.. a sportsman paradise, aud men
Ril come from nll over the country
iur shn"tlns THIS VIII he an ad-
tantagc. Ton rnsh uut-of- thr-trrritor'
hunter ajds Sst 600 90, funds aVailabl"
tor fnul,r pruuugution OF valuable
auiWnls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
CHARGING PLANT IS
TO Be BUILT HERE
Santa Fe Will Install Station
for Supplying Juice" 20
Storage Batteries of Cars
Having Electric Light.

A.D.I'iua an unu0uuc suIru.
Iu obs lbs l4lht i"sp' Goa II g.
U thr santa Pc. The NO.
.. .I., CHA. ei". plant 30 bc located
.N .' ~Iuiy It IS Stem viii be- place.
u o..... .ou bore WITHIN .holi TIM
I.. luI Nill ut 'of tl. papos,
,....u .uc -'u.asp batteries 90 sucu
lt,...uU I1lf'l cars as need u
prt.i.. fu .0is time tnch plant
ul.. .cnl HIli' ,uIt az terminals. the
Iuu. ,,. u Ones u"iu4 located al
ttueu NaHWHc. i.os Angeles AMI
Suu Francisco.
1uc HIn. WHICH mu bc cithD
steam . poarrDd an Dee lOcal,G
100 ln, im, heating plan building
t,p.- uoM lnv coach Yards ~ the
ru ot Lead avenue ucni the ace
lut
Az prs 90 lu,u runs. especially
H-ht uu-. v.H have to Doe charged
herr dullu. fris winter said Nj
Matthew. Np have just been let.
ing ir- uaII"IIo- lJy dead when they
died up f, fHi. i'm. nui ~ soon az
So t,i tuc Ulal al cars viii d.
chargU ho. 5nd ihcu ihc> viii All
hatc p,lor lnhl Th' locals do moi
run a. ,uuu.A Goo cha ar The ha
tcrics tu an' GREAT amount aud col
srqucnil, thai ears sometimes ave
NOT ~ we'll i.h'cd as thry should
De
M Matthews has no Information
ol the time the plaii win be placed
Ia opera ION -. whether II viii bo 10
gas 90 steam liant bun that b. viii be
read, tor u~e bs this winter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
CHICAGO Grain.

chicago. MaS ia forecast Of
somewhat cooler weather with scat
tered showers. general rains IN Russia
and predictions of large world ship
m-nis had discuuraging effect on
the bulls today. Demand IN the pit
Was unusually SLOW Opening figures
on wheat were a shade To 3.sc down.
corn sageed with wheat July open
ed a shade lower To- i->c.
Rather plentiful offerings checked
the talk of drought from having much
bullish influence on oats. July start
I'd unchanged To- la w ~ u l-ic.
Provisions displayed more power "i
absorption than was expected. FIRST
sales wcr" 2iec higher 10 zee off.
Favorable crop reports from tn"
northwest led to- further weakness IN
wheat Thu closing was steady how
ever.
The assertion that foreigners were
r.sclliny counted against values tn,
close. nevertheless. was steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
STOCK 1RAO|MG IS
SMALLER NOW
Buoyant Tone of Previous
Three Days Since Oil Dscis.
ION Is Missing; the Market
Shows Lessening Demands.



\"N YORK. May ~ Trade 40
stocks was on ~ smaller scale this
morning and the buoyant TOM of TIA"
previous three days was missing The
market showed tn. effect of lcS'.n"d
demand and som. of the important
stocks went below yesterdays closing.
Bonds wctc firm. United states
steel lost 3-S. Union Pacific 5-N.
Atchison and southern Pacific racn
at the start. Amalgamat"d copper
WAS marked up t. y, 81 ana others
advanced also. out when buying al
copper ceased temporarily the rest "i
III. list fell back SHARPLY. IN" up
ward movement was tcSJm'd later
by Reading. which Guessed leu Tor IN"
first time ia many weeks. Union IA
lciiic. United states steel ana IN,
copper stocks were bought heavily
at odvanoing prices.
The Sorl's oi NJ aud down m"N"-
m.nts puzzled the professionals. tn"
, market holding hardly long enough IN
| one direction Ia assure profitable
tradlng During the latter halt 81
| III. daN TIA. speculation was duil "nd
narrow aud the market closed heavy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
AGED COUPLE SUSTAIN
INJURIES IN STAGE
tnsti iiou,h ior i'cttib.d Iu,r.t
Turu- tooil,irt'i, over aud Did
i'r'pIr safer Bruhru Buur-

hr aud Mrs iIutwei vi cleveland
ohlo we're hiuughi go this ci,. thi-
morning on No 10 suffering ruu,
broken boncs sustained IN AZ acct
dent near Ndamann AiiI fhrR rtd
icii tbs lrain a that point aud wrt
joutn"Aine to thn pfrilicd Forrest
Soma distance aNat ga spend a shof
iimc there, when the stag, In which
ihey wei" travelling with number 81
Younger people overturned aud incp
we're injured
Nj. iiurwell sus,aincd "a fracture OF
h. right leg while his wife had he.
leii arm broken On account OF their
ase-Mr. Burweli h. over 80 and HE
wife a litile Younger me injuries an,
serious None OF the younger peop
were hurt
II was necessary Tor friends 80 20
- miles 20 secure the services OF d
doctor, aud then Il was JUDGED best
10 place them Al oncr IN hospital
where they could have proper care
and the hest attention The, were
taken 90 ~ Joseph's IN The French
and l.owber companys ambulance
Miss A g. Mcleod. pfoorieiress OF
the hotel ~ Adanana ana owner oi
the rig in which the accident occur
red accompanied the old people ia
THU city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
REPORT Of
PUBLIC LIBRARY
IS MADE
Healthy Balance Shown BY
Interesting Resume Of Com
missions Activities for
Past Three Years.

Ih' report at Too CIi, public "
1lu, commission fo. the thrcr years
past has been submitted 10 the city
% shows a btlancc Oh band of sl2,,
Ni ich Is very ggatitying, especially IN
tho light OF man, rec M Improve
mcut- ~ the library service.
the average monthly circulation VI
thc library has been veil over 2io0
Ton The past ycar ia, new hooks
added during the wear humble. 800.
aud slightly more ihan that nunD"g
OF new readers ha,r been registered
IN the same time
At present the library consists 81
1000 volumes. aud T. open every wcca
ia! nom a. n. 20 . %. 10 Inc sun
daA hours are from 10 and from
, 10 . y. N
The report IN a. follows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
Kansas cit, li,r.to,a.

Kansas Citl. MaN 10 Cattle lie
ceipts 500. nu south.rns, market
strong; nativ. steers. ti.2uu 20.
southern steers. 50 ,"fi a.6o. southern
COWS and hciicrs S3.00m $50. nativ.
COWS and h.ifcts Sa.00flG 90, stock
.rs and feeders. sisid i.7j balls
S.oon 500. calves. tiaom 100. west
s3.o0W j.2i.
sheep Receipts 5000" market
strong muttons. sass IS, lambs
So. asa $50: fed w"th,rs ,nd YEAR
lings. St..in a.ea. fed western ewes
AJ.15d 80"
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chicago. MAY Cattle Receipts
1900 market strong. b-r,.s, saliva
S.tb. Texas steers si.sor 80; vest
ern steers. stsOm go; storkcrs and
feeders, t3.aon $40 cows and hcii-
.rs. 81 ton S.7n. calves. s5.oon 80.
Hogs Receipts l1.oU0. market
shade lower. tight. s5.som S.i' !. +;
miNcd. $3.50 s.lsis: heavy. $3.50"
COS, rough ,5.1"h a.1a. good I"
choice. heavy. $40 sos. pigs. >'.oa
I6.lo bulk ri sales. 81. ,ouo.lo.
sheep Receipts 5000. market
strong 10 Ice higher. native, s3.2om
$50. western. t3.5ont Ass, warnings
si.6vn $50. nutiy" lambs. ft.'aT
q 30. western lambs. t5.2in 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
CHINESE ARE muRpERED
AND HOMES ARE LOOTED

Injuries. Sonora, Mex, Mas IL
Bandits raided the Chinese quarters
here las, night, numbering eight Gu,
ncse and leaving three others 50 bad
~ wounded that they were believed
To be dead
The gardens and stores owned ~
Chinese were looted The butchc, 8
has resulted IN general exodus OF
Chinese. who control the truck gar
dens and merchandise trade of the
weai coast
Injuries Is a station OF the Mexican
line of the Southern Pacific ralroai
~ miles south OF Nogalcs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
LEADER or REBEL MOB
is SHOT nv SOLDIERS

Mexico City. Mex. Nav ~. Al.
vices iroM pachuoa today state that
Delgado Nedrano, leader OF the mol
that plllaecd the town, was shot In
the plaza at d o'clock last night Ia,
execution Was ordered by Colonel
Hernandez, The evolutionary com.
mandcr, and Was Witnessed by NOM
bcts of the Mexican white cross and
nnny prominent citizens who ap'
proved The summary punish 'hen'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
FEW ACCIDENTS MAR
RECORD OF LONG ISLAND

Sew YORK. MaN 10 More than
oue''lurd 81 a Siltion passengers ear
Fied IN oishicrn wears and q half and
not one killed ~ the result Of a train
accident. Is ia" record oi the Long
island railroad. The official Raures.
announced today, show that this sub
sidiht, Of the Pennsyl,,nn railroad
has carried exactly 3ss.i&s,ses pas
senecis sins. June lsi, 1898
The Long Island railroad Mas
probabl! tho dcns.st passenger trailic
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New York stacks.

New York. May ~. Anna lgamat"d
80 ,-s.
sugar. l2oi.
Atchison. ~ IS.
Great Northern preferred i9s3-i.
Northern Pacific, l2s ~
New York Central los -.
Reading. iia ~.
southern Pacific. IL ST
Union Pacific. isa SIS.
steel ~ rs.
steel preferred. 40.