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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
BEAN DAY COMMITTEE
is APPOINTED NOW

Wagon Mound IS NJ. July Ia
President Lewis of th, Jubilee asso-
citation has announced the committee
nu committees, and called q meeting
of those appointed at the Frye hotel
Those ON the committee are G. g.
Lewis. chairmau J Gordon smith.
secretary, ana j. Frank Gums W
NJ. Wiogaud aud Manuel pnltcnghe.
an the committees havc not been
appointed set. out those who can be-
sin work a. once FOR this years show
have been named, and thoir duties
outlined
The Bean DAY reception committee
O. as follows simon Nurenbcrg
chairmdn W n Brown. j q smith,
I'D MARTINEZ a. Mares, Roy Sterrett,
" n salisbury j, G. l.. puRh Dr. Y.
O. Wasman, Nolan, Henry Lohmeicr,
Optimo This committee win be on
Tho grounds during the Bcan Day
feast and extend the glad hand 81
welcome Ia AN corners The commit
toe viii ALSO SEQ that everybody r.
mnde comfortable aud an want. are
supplied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

volunteers stu IN service and four
Of those who had boon imhibmr too
freely in honor of the saints duy of
their captain. Juan Ramirez. bccamc
hoistcruus aud Whom admouishod %,
sober comrades 90 become quiet cree
atcd scandal tor which thcN were
sout to the barracks opposite the Ala.
media Whom forced tu dismouni they
became cnrag,d and curslug th,l su.
p,riur officers started for thu en-
trance To the barracks Geo gain t1,lr
freedom They were called Upon COO
halt ana refused Tho first was shot
Ia the back and ran lu tho direction
OF Turrcon, but three more bullets
caused him 10 drop lu The alfalfa u,ld
In front of the rjtud,npo of a. o.
BapiS ana -. NJ uaNtrcc ON th, out
skirts ui the city. Two others r,aou-
cd Luis WickmunH Now house near
the Quartet before being Killed Th,
fourth was shot iu the head hcfur, h,
could make his escape aud died dur.
iuE the night ono of the Killed $40.
Jaiibird. % bad man from Parma.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
WELL CONTRACT IS
LET AT DEFINING
Development tumpnu, Enters Into
agreement 80 SCH thrcc 30 Acre
rioi- y SOM y Water j. Placed
90 Them

U,ming NJ July o. Asa -.
itl .ud V a. - Thompson. both
of W'st1old s. s., bought last week
uf thr Mmnrra Realty cumptu, hrrr
tNeu'.-arrr tracts of land tyu aud
uu.-fuWth mile, southwest cot Dem
ing. agreeing Goo pay seventy doll
ltr, per I.r, when water is delivered
a. the 'aud Th. company has ul-
rood, l,t 90 contract ru Wils,y n Tow
bridge t'r au Irrigation we'll which
NII Do. capable ul taking care OF ono
hundred and sixty acres 90 land.
Wurkm.u aJn upH digging th, pIt
\ k.uuau pump FU hv Installed.
vui.u NH' Doe uu Dos an electric
uHi"I This company nJ. thousand
acr OF land boo the vicnlt, uf Dom
ing which viii bo developed in the
nuc manner tiz. the land viii De
.uld n -muil tracts. payment Co 90
made when OBJ, water is delivered 10
iH. hand Mr %. T. cameron. ALSO ui
NostNrli s. " will assist Mr.
Thompson boo farming
Fuur nie mulo teams are now ut
WORT, digging FOUR and ou,-htll miles
of muu ditch for tho Little Vine
Yards company, who's, holdings iC
iruu, mil. $3.50 miles ca.t ana
southeast ui bfmluG m, course OF
tH. dluh,e is uu cleared, and thu
s'rIuu NiU b., completed Dos tho
clos. cot rH, W,.t Tho first ditch
runs -hllf mil, along en-, west
SID. ur tEu hnt, another runs one
and on,-uu mil,s due east and sul
another on. Mlf mile east and ON,
||I.. .IHFt fH "a .tIUf rItr Tthu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
JUAREz IS ASKING
! MORE DAMAGES
One Man Files Claims to the
Amount of $4,000 With
Mexican Governmera for In
juries Inflicted.

On pnsp. Texas July o. A. On
outcome of tho fehtius boo aud around
tho city of Juarcz number pf claims
for damages inflicted on ru, p,oplc
by the soldiers are being mace.
Manuel o.. Flores. a Mcyicau oi,p'.
ucy ot ~ raso has Hei or proj,rty
damage cases that ho has filed With
IN, state department, tor transmits
sion Go MoNico argrcpatug $3.50.
Tho largest amount BOO the Ist Beg the
olum ct Juan Moreno for 100000.
Moreno Was q captain of do, ,urm-
tcors that assisted boo dyf,udiuE Juur,l
FROM the rebel atta,k aud boz, ,Hm.
G" have lost propcrt, valued ut f2u.UuU
as 30 result of the dtttDk upon JuHr.f
Pedro NhrugadO. ALSO a resident o.
Juarol, claims Go have been damaged
te the ,Ntrut of 2t.UuU hy bu. uf
propcrts boa ma, bc-i,pyd ,itt Nr.
Juuua Accurate. proprietor of tpr pur.
uriu bInz hotel un Julrcl a,,uu,.
which was taken Tor hospital. ha-
asked for fG.oOa damSE,s Iur th, de-
strurtuu cot property aud thp dautrrs
resulting from 40, changing OF her
hotel into a. hospital DtfhnjI broth
'rs. merchants ut Guadalupe. down
thr river ON tho Mexican side. have
iil'd claims For IS ouu brruu., tnrii
store was looted Do, th, Nader tu.
when the arWN of liberation vu Du.
oamprd at Guadalup, Another Store.
Keeper nt Guadalupe named lioue.u
ALSO asks InT 600 claim. f.f I..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

.urH ioIn the committee and ao to
Nu Uiurfuu e uuuuci of prominent
sos NDSioan. from Uli lu lHs We
r's. AlhupucrUue. Santa fo silver
Gus. md other points arc iu fhr DHHt.
and be- Hill uo pu easy matter tu take
UU. u Wa hirgiuU aud Iu what
obey cen .uI statehood NJ Mckee
"HH authorized tu communicate Win
lh' ElNH Zoo 1909 'nou to have 'ho con.
tUu'iuu adopt resolution HVuriur
statehood FOO. th, territories. aud ais )
io end 10 TELEGRAM fo " T. MCllor.
nov n Rochester n y. ATTENDING
tUo Shuc.s. convention. With vlcW
uI having fur w.airIs OF 'u" lpl adopt
o. ..mIla .esolutiuu.
4 y StrYup uasDuUd that o tcl,
gram Uo souI t0 san Francisco fu the
National Educational association. as.
nr o.. assistance of that WHaula.
t,uu 100 fHt statehood propaganda
IIo+iden. Stern authorized Ma
SIuup Co., send such telegram 40
EIu Francisco
Az loo 1ll thr statehood rally BEST
might was 1llN in every sense of
HE woIu Tine meeting wns q plau
indication ihn' Albuquerque o. iufor.
,stcd iu 1oinr everything possible tor
statehood
President stern b. bus, to-day send
Inc tuio9rg us .u various parts of The
country pulling wires IN al dircc.
tions loo determined effort to nc.
Oomplsh what ihr Commercial club de-.
-rcH Tclcerams were sent Go mo
ilongd of Trade loo Phoenix AUz. ad.
wishing thnt organization what The ~.
uGuDru1o Commercial club has done.
and lsNin. Thar Arizona cooperate
and do likewise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
CuRE YouR KIpNEIs.
NlhuqucrIuc sufferers should Take
M Further Iti-k

why viii pcopl, continue go suffer
the agonios of kidney complaint
back ache urinary disorders lame
ness heudachr-. languor. why allow
themselves Go become chronic n.
ytuds. when tested remedy BE- offer
ed them
Doans kidney puls b. the remedy
10 usy. because 30 gives 90 the Kidneys
The help they ned 90 perform their
work
lr you have any, c;"u enc, ~ tho
ymptoms Of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before gravel dropsy
pr Brights disease sets iu. can Aluu-
uurruc residents demand more cou-
tiueiug proof that tuo following
g. a. Flint. Central House. Grand
and Douglas Ayes. East Las NCgas,
g. NJ. says Of am as ntm a believer
700 The merit of DuHns kidney pms
today as whom publicly recommend
ed them about scNou years ago. At
chat limo Do.n's Kidney pills entire
N relieved me OF barhuchc ana other
symptoms of disord,r,d Kidneys Tho
benefit : derived mas been pcrma-
mont
Fu sale by all dealers price zoe
Foster Mllburu CO.. Hufralo. Sew
York sol, agents fec q the United
states.
E,m,mbrr thc nam. ppau AUD
take uo other a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
LAS VEGAS SEWER is
ONE FOURTH COMPLETED

las Vegas y NJ. July a. Guod
proEr,ss be bcIng mndr Do, MoGuyrrn
a RYAN. IA, stWvr contractors In
sp.tD ot the continued. rain aud other
di-ruurHgcWruts aud dCluls Accord
ing tu riN Engineer George T.. MDr.
risou, nearly uuo-fourth of the work
has been completed The gang iH
now working ON thc north cud "t
Gmud avenue aud has nearly oowpl"t-
ed It's operations in that vicinity ON
JulN Z McGuyrrn a ltNuu had laid
&.lUU feet OF lu-inch scWer pipe and
1000 feet of N-iuoh pipe. Eighteen
mauholes had been constructed MI
Morrison b. pleased with the work
being done he docs not wish any
connections tu be- made with the scw-
~ until AFTER he has accepted lhc job.
which he probably VIII 90 uA sections
hr Morrison Says connections should
nut %" attempted until the cement has
had an oppurtunlN to become firmly
get
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
RIOTERS EXECUTED
At TORREON
Men Who Fired Volleys in Air
and Were Otherwise Insu-
coordinate Pay Penalty
With Their Lives.

Torrouu, Mexico. Iuly a. as u re-
suit ct INSTRUMENTATION on the part ~
former usurrcrtu private who were
retained la the ranks ot me Vuluu-
tcor forces for police duty, four men
sacrificed their lives lpsi saturday
afternoon Two DAYS before party
side paid Lcrdu "a visit and began
shooting up the plaza Eight 81 these
we're arrested ANA brought to Torrrou
Tor sAtCkrCpiug ON SATURDAY, the
same spirit was manifested among the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
a "a "a CURES

Contagious Blood Poison maniestS itself the oaihsome
symptoms such liberated mouth and throat coppcoored spots
and and ulcers different portions Of the body The
poison the hair to fall and sometimes the gndur system
attacked No medicine Contagious Blood Poison which
does not rid the circulation OF every particle OF the indous
The least faint left in the blood will break aesh when
treatment left on SSS the real and for Conta-
Blood Poison into the circulation and by removing
particle Of the poison, adding rich healthy qualities the
blood forever this powerful disorder All who suffer with this
disease may themselves the privacy Of their homes by using
SSS and following instructions contained Home Treatment
Book which will send together with any medical advice desired
free Of charge SIS. for sale at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
lIapniest Glrl In IL

\ Lincoln, Ncb. girl writes = had
been alling Tor some tI, with chronic
constipation ana stomach trouble /
began taking ChamhoriAiu's stomach
and Liver Tablets and IN three DAYS
was able 90 bee mp aud cot better
right along { am the proudost cirl
in Lincoln 10 and such good mcdi.
cine For sale Bog al callers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
AGGRESSIVE STATEHOOD CAMPAIGN
INAUGURATED At AN ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING OF COMMERCIAL CLUB

kilograms Urging Prompt and Favorable Action Bill
Dispatched to Chairman William Alden Smith and III
Other Members Of Committee on Territories; Messages
Also Sent to President Taft and Leaders in Senate
Eis in Session in Atlantic City shrners in Rochester
N. f. A., In San Francisco Asked to Assist in Bring.
ing Pressure to Bear Upon Congress to Act Quickly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
INTrEIs IridgiTOUN 40
Assist N CAMPAIGN

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W. urge Nour Organization ip take
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Yours very truly
AiNlQ DbNMIE'INl CLUB
O.. simon strru President.
Uu u N.V Mexico D.. abs1-
/ Iun.N 900 . ..uJ.uH ur..u.. cot tho
uncertainty regarding statehood
| a.. J.r..I tu ..u ip ,ud "a situation
ue.r las lIr,.d. pru,,g di.a.troiig
and which becoming moro
s,uuu- du.It. b. aiding 10. la ob-
tanning statehood 9f fr. .r.s.pt ,N-
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booI tn. N.u Io,ir, and Axiom,
lbor,bv ending tho upc"rfaInt, fb,t
has cancel ,id,.sn,ca,, b,,sinc.. J,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
Everybody should Send Telegrams
and Letters.
Mckee Suggests Help 81 New Mexico
EfkY

Following the suggestion hy MI
% Richly thdt committee De- sent 20
Washington 'u work for statehood.
Frank Mckee took tho floor aud
strongly seconded thc proposition,
suggesting lhp names az Nh McCanna
aud Nh stern as momhcrs of the
committee Nh Mckee also suggest
od that messages be- sent fo Atlantic
CHS iu ap effort Co round uu The New
Mexico Elks now attending the ug.
tiunM convention thCrC and have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

II you want a stylish horse and
hnHgy, Pc" w I. Trimhlo as North !
Second ST. Phone No. 3
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
ASSEMBLYMEN Of
ESSEX TO CAUCUS
HERE ON MONDAY
Call Has Been Issued by Demo-
cratic County Chairman
Tyler Parmly.
MEMBERS WERE TO HAVE
MET THIS AFTERNOON
Absence of Frank ShalvOy
Makes a Postponement
Necessary.

Pursuant to . call issued today by
County Chairman Tyler Parmly, of the
Essex Democratic committee, the
eleven assembiymen-e elect from, this
county will meet in county headquar-
ters at 4:3O o'clock Monday afternoon
for organization.
The conference would have been held
this afternoon except for the absence
of Assemblyman-elect Shalvoy, who IS
attending funeral at Dsnbury, Conn,
today. and Will not return before Mon
day. In addition to selecting a chair
man of the conference, who will be
floor leader of the Essex delegation, the
sssemblymen- elect will name candi-
dates for the positions allotted this
county at the general caucus of De-
cember 28 last
The most important Of these posi-
tons Ia that OF clerk OF the House of
Assembly. II is considered possible
that either Daniel A. Dugan, of East
Orange. or John w. Lane, OF this city,
may be the choice of the conferees.
The former has been a legislative cor
respondent and secretary to former
AbboIupifmAn dSuBAT ~, 18tupf1u8o,
who was speaker OF tho House in 1907
Former Assemblyman Lane was q
member of the Assembly that year and
has many personal friends in the ma
jority OF the next House as we'll an in
the Essex delegation. The other Of
fices TO be filled are frst and second
assistant clerks, supervisor OF bills,
stenographer, two door-keepsrs and
two pages
Because Of the determination OF the
Democratic majority to keep within
the limit Of the offices provided by the
law OF 1895, the number OF ofices to
be filed in the Assembly this year will
be the smallest for the last fifteen
years. The conference will precede the
dinner to State Chairman James r
Nugent by his colleagues of the State
Democratic Committee at Achtel-Stet-
tor's Broad street banquet hall at s
o'clock Monday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
BOY BANDITS WHO
SHOT COP AFTER
HOLO-UP IN JAIL
Fifteen-Year-Old Glad He Did
Not Fire Shot-Other
Says Accident"

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. 7.-wilham
Muzzard and Algot Johnson, the boy
bandits, who held up the clerk and
night porter of a local hotel yester-
day morning and then shot Policeman
Chesmore, who arrested them, are to-
day lodged In the Duluth city Jail,
awaiting formal complaint against
them.
Johnson expresses regret over his
part in the affair. He is only Is years
Of age and says he is glad that he did
not do any shooting.
william Muzzard says he did not in
tend at first to shoot Officer Chesmore.
He says he fired into the ceiling of this
street car to make the policeman hold
up his hands, as the hotel clerk had
done, but the policeman made a jump
for the pistol. Then Muzzard claims
to have fired with the fatal result.
Horse Blankets. New stock.
Hacknet porsmus Co.. 1as Broad street. -Adx.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
GIRL, FALLING IN
FIT, DROPS LAMP;
FATALLY BURNED
Seized with Epilepsy While Go
ing for Glass of Water
at Night.

Terribly burned by the flames that
sprang from a lamp which exploded
when she was seized with At and
dropped 1t to the floor, Miss Bertha
Koelzer, % years old, of 113 Bruen
street, died at the City Hospital today.
The accident occurred late last night
when the girl left her bed to get a
glass of water. She has been subject
to epilepsy for some time, and while
she was walking through the kitchen
with q lighted lamp in her hand she
was seized with a At. The lamp fell
to the floor, exploded, and in q moment
the young woman was enveloped In
flames. Members of the family heard
the crash and report OF the explosion
and ran to her assistance. but before
the flames were extinguished the vic
tim had been terribly burned. An am
bulance was summoned and Miss Koel-
zer was rushed to the City Hospital.
but all efforts to save her life proved
futile.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
PRESIDENT OF OIL
COMPANY SHOT
DOWN IN HOTEL
Dispute of Lease Leads to MUIR
der-AssaiIant Gives
Himself Up.

CANHY, KaA, Jan III. d. 8.
Nicely, president of the Wichita Pipe
Line Company, president of tho Lima
(ohio), Trust Company and head OF
several large oil companies. was shot
and killed in the Palace Hotel here
tt h morning by AL o. Truskett. a
prominent business man Of Caney. The
shooting was the result OF litigation
ever an oil lease. rruskett surrendered
Immediately.
Takea to JRn In Asto.
Truskett was taken by automobile
to the county jail in Independence.
Kas. The shooting occurred In the rear
ting In the lobby reading a letter.
Truskett, sitting opposite, had been
watching him closely. When Mr.. Nicely
got up and walked toward the rear OF
the hotel Truskett hurried around to
the sample room. As Nicely passed the
door OF this room, Truskett fred at
him twice. One bullet passed through
Mr. Neely's heart and the other
through his left arm. When employees
of the hotel reached the PROSTATE man
he was dead.
There were no witnesses to the shoot
Ing. soon a1Ler 1t occurred IruSHeIt
went direct to the home of his brother.
e. w. Truskett. There he was found a
little later by J. H. McInroy, city mar
shall. The two men had known each
other for twenty-five years. Truskett
made no show of resistance. and to his
old friend simply volunteered:
IT surrender to you, McInroy. Take
me where you like"
McInroy formally placed Truskett
under arrest and started with him to
the town jail. On the way Truskett
talked little.
"why did you do it, Al7" McInroy
asked.
HE attacked me-" was the reply.
land was forced to do It,"
Further than this Truskett declined
to talk Of the affair
At II o'clock deputy sheriff placed
Truskett in an automobile and started
with him for the county jail in Inde-
pendence.
In the meantime the body Of Neely
had been taken to an undertaker's
establishment. A coroner's jury was
selected promptly and an inquest begun
early in the afternoon.
Following the inquest it was decided
to start with the body Of Neely for
Lima. o., late in the day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
STATES ATTORNEY
SURE OF MURDER
IN CYANIDE CASE
Declares His Opinion in Double
Death Mystery Is Made Pos
tive by Inquest.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Jan. 7.-Fol-
lowing the non-committal verdict of the
coroner's jury at the inquest into the
death of Charles e. Twigg, of Keyser,
w. Va, and Grace Elosser, his bride
to-be, at the house of the latter here
Saturday last, the authorities today
took up anew the task of solving the
mystery.
The coroner's jury, after FIVE hours
of investigation last night. during
which more than a dozen witnesses
were examined, returned verdict that
the couple came to their death by
poison administered In q manner un-
known to the jury.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
LOCOMOTIVE SMOKE
CHOKED HIS DYING WORDS.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. I'm the smoke
nuisance case brought against the Erie
Railroad by the city, which was re-
opened today before Judge Queen, In
the Second Criminal Court, ]. K.
Murphy, justice of the peace living
at 1859 Erie street, testified that last
summer he was attempting to take
statement from dying nan at 25S
Twelfth street and the smoke from an
Erie Railroad locomotive drifted into
the room, clouding the atmosphere so
that he could hardly see to write. Ac-
cording TO Mr.. Murphy the Erie smoke
all but prevented him from obtaining
the deposition, which happened to be
important.
Twenty witnesses were called by
Assistant Corporation Attorney John
Milton before Judge Queen adjourned
the case for another week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
COURT SOUTH END
IS NOW LEADING IN
LIBRARY CONTEST
Foresters' Lodge Heads List,
with Columbus Alliance of
Orange Second.
HAWKINS STREET SCHOOL
is CLIMBING TOWARD TOP
Different Entries Poll Heavy
= Votes as Time of Closing on
Special Prize NearS.

With the time narrowing down in
the free libraries contest for special
prize No. to four days, when the win
ming organization will have a splen-
did Steg piano for its work, the
different entries polied heavy results
during the last week and many OF the
associations are very closely punched
The Columbus Alliance, Of Orange.
polled heavy vote last week and
nearly got in nrst place. Court
South End No. 1852, l. o. F., had one
better on them, and held the honor of
(Continued ON Thirteenth Paxe1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
NITRO-GL YCERINE FOUND
WITHIN PRISON Walls.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan IA Detroit
Journal special from Jackson, Mich.
says that eighteen ounces of nitro
glycerlne was discovered today within
the enclosure OF the State penitentiary
at Jackson, and that the prison offi-
cials are investigating the matter with
the idea that the explosive was con-
nected with a plot to blow up the
prison and effect general prison de-
livery.
With the explosive was found an
equipment Of caps, fuses and drills.
It is alleged that a large number Of
convicts are involved in the plot.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
MASKED MEN SHOOT MAN
AND WIFE; STEAL ST 200.

RENO, New, Jan. Three masked
men entered the saloon of Eugene
Quilici at INLAY last night, shot the
owner dead and then shot his wife in
the back. She is fatally injured. The
robbers took 1920 in cash and escaped.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
THREE DIE IN TRAIN CRASH.

HILLSBORo, Tex, Jan. Three
persons--a conductor and two passen-
gers-are reported to have been killed
in rear-end collision on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway near Alb
bott this morning.