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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-06-10
Charged With Fraud in Russia and
Manslaughter in Spain-lnter-
view of the Two Ambassadors.

Some months ago, as our readers
may remember we referred in these
columns to the great scandal caused,
I'M St. Petersburg, and in Russia
generally, by noted Banker who
absconded, leaving a deficit of over
fite millions of rohles.
THE Russian Police sought for him
for a long time in vain for it seems
heh ad not left the least trace or MS
fight and the continued search over
Europe and America proved unaVaii-
Ing ;sh :,
spector accompanied by two ofhcers
from Scotland Yard and acting under
+ Instructions of the Spanish Anbas-
sador. who had previously interview
ed the Home Secretary arrested hin
on his way from the Hotel where he
was STAYING. to reach Steamsip ONCE
II seems that it was his evident IN
tention to take passage for New YORK
From information received by th'
Ambassador, he had been in hidlnt
in Spain. where he lived with a Wo
nen and with his daughter. A rev
days before arriving in London n
had auarreled with another Russian
who was mortally wounded by re
volver shot during the scufile, an
who only lived long enough to de
nounce his assailant.
In an interview with the Russia
An bassador, it seems that the nam
he had been using in Spain, an
which he gave on being arrested wa
not his real one, Monasseina bein
simply an alibi, but after comparln
the prisoner with photographs IN n
possession, the Russian Ambassado
recognized his as Alexander Sadrow'
ky the criminal banker who eiope
with millions of ,rubles;; he is
native of st. Petersburg, widoWe
i As years old, with an only daughte
that he left in Spain on escapin
from that country.
& On being arrested, two of Mana
seina's or Alexander SadroWsK
portmanteaus were seized but
though strictly searched nothing ol
personal effects were found IN then
in spite of which, the Russian Al
sbassador declares that prisoner ougl
to have several million rubles som
where.
The Russian and Spanish Amba
q sadors conferred yesterday evenlI
ii, to whether the prisoner shou1
be conveyed to-. Spain or to Russl
and after an Interview with the Hon
!. Secretary. and in accordance WI
Y the extradition treaty of Eng Ian
Russia and Spain, IT was asrssd Tn
The prisoAer SHOULD be eonfeyed
= s'.tspain, to stand his trial for ma
slaughter, and .fhat only after q
-%stal can the Rhssian Gayernmel
sk Spain throug Il diplomatic @cnal
aelA for his exfTsaition
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-06-10
REPLY OF ABETA TRUSTEES.

Abita Springs, La, June 5, 1911.
To the Eeditor of the st. Tammany
Farmer, Covington, La.
Dear sir-Mr. Messick, in his re-
marks under the heading "Qf In
terest 10 School Board Members,
gives a gratuitous public insult (not
even dramatically expressed) to gil
school trustees, 1t would be folly
not to read ghetWeen the lines and
see that he meant Ahita Springs ana
no other. It seems, to the fair mind
ed, that Mr. Messick need not ne
asked number of times to 40 MS
duty. A visit or polite note written
to them would have been more
courteous. In allowing himseii 10
he made a catspaW of, he has done
a gross injustice to body OF men
| who have always done their best 10
make Abita public school one OF the
hest in the parish, and with the splen-
did assistance of, the Abita people
/ have. done SO. Mr.. Messick draws on
his Imagination when he charges us
with dismissing or employing teaeh-
spot, wouldetaoi taoinhrimar1r'gtas
ers. They in their ignorance recon-
mend teachers, thinking tnat tney' ue-
ing on the spot, would know as mueh
as if not more than those whose
4 visits were lige angels, Few ana
far between" To be specific, In one
instance they were asked to try and
settle an unfortunate misunderseand-
ira that occurred between two OF
; the. teachers, and the only repremano
+ given was an appeal to the disputants
:, To make friends They, the loca
hoard were fools for their plans.
, How many local boards hold regu
..meets'' is a question that Mr.. Mes
sick can best answer. He can rel.
!. on the fact that the present ioca
J board will only hold one more
+ meets" or meeting, and tnat Z
wind up the money matters and mans
! them over to their successors:
That they can look back with prld
II what has been accomplished dur
: ING the. tenor of their Office, goe
! without saying, and the public
: large can form their own opinion
to. whether they justified their eA
|. istence or not. :,
: The fine school spirit that has al
i ways existed in Abita will keep Tn
4 | school to the front and that It WI
! continue TO improve and always
f standard is the earnest wish Q
e the signers.
G. E. MILLAR.
Chairman
: ROBERT MEND0V
: r. C. ABNEY.
q. AHBERT.
i - sssl ny
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-06-10
CHILDREN's DAY.

The Camp Grounds Sunday School
will celebrate Children's Day on June
is. 1911. at 10 O'Clock a. m. The
public is cordially invited
- a"amsd VIII
be made for the Sunday Sc-..oi picnic
It Is especially desired that those who
arc interested in this event attend.
Dinner will be served on the grounds.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-06-10
%<a"s1-
BOARD or REVIEWERS

The Police Jury will meet as a
board of reviewers ON Monday, June
II, 1911,
GEO. KOEPP, JR., President.
f. ID. KENTzEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-06-10
ST, TAMMANY PARISH GETS
$f7j7.4O.

The quarterly apportionment OF
the school fund for the different par
ishes in the State gives St. Tanmany
Parish $1757.40.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-06-10
FOREST HILL.
Potatoes BY Carload.

Potatoes BY Carload.
Forest Hill. La, June 1.-Farmers
of this section continue to ship irish
potatoes. Several carloads have gone
forward. ss:s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
The Markets

Hny-Kansas. per ton. $500: OK
lahomn. 1880. native, tli00; grama
$500. Rio puorcc, tls.o0, aiialfa.
$500.
Grain -Coru.pcr cwt. 81 40; wheat.
s2oo, white bran. si75; red bran.
tl50; Colorado oats. 200; Nebraska
oats. ti75; native. si.e5; barley, per
Job. sack. tl65.
Stapies- Flour. per 25-lb. sack. 90
a a5c. sugar. per cwt,, $3.50 600.
- lhs. for 500. lard. l5c. rice. 15c,
hominy, l-ic, native beans. Sc. navy
beans, Sc.
EGGS aud pruduc, Ranch eggs per
dozen, 10, Kansas gigs. soc; Ncw
Mexico eggs. Soc, butter. per H..
32isc, honey per comb. I2is Wi5c;
honey. per Jar. strained, 2.c. che, 81.
2aH ioc.
SUITS Per No.. 25c, peanuts. isc;
fancy roasted. zoe.
Fruits Apples, per box, tg25u
400. apples, per DO, i-3., layer
ralsius. zoe, Gg-, Use. Imported. 2aD.
dates. loo: currauts l2hc, cItrou.
SOC, bananas. per do,., 2,c, oranF a.
per doz. 250 soc: lemons. 25c; grape
FRUIT. duz 81 90; cocoauutg. each, Zoe,
strawberries. box. 25c.
Y. gctablo--- Potatoes. per owl
ti.S5W2.oo. onions. green, . huucho
tor ,c. dr., onions. pr ID, ,c, hccu
Sc. turuips. DC, radishcs. . punches
for be-: carrots. 5r; lettuce 0u1cho-
for Zoe, lettuce. per head. Toe. caul-
lfloW,r. per lb. t2i.c; cabbage, 5ci
squash, 5c; pumpkins. &C.. sweet 20.
tatocs. 6 Lite.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
knn.n. IiiA I;crripIs.

kansas city March 'util, rt-
coiuts lupU including 500 southern.
ion nsH,r. native -trts, Si.ton ESQ.
southern steers Sl.t5T Geo, southern
cows and hcifcts, Sd.4bfi6.b' &.
southern sf..rs. Si.15n6.6o. southern
COWS and hcif,rs. $3.l5u5.41: ngtjy.
COWS and hc.fcrs, SS.25WG.-a, stock
ors aud feeders, $3.50" 600. bulls.
St.oun5.2i. calves. $la00 $50. west
crn steers SJ.Uom6.oo, western COWS,
S3.-5n5.0O
Hogs Receipts 10000. i've To- ten
lower. bulk. SG.45m6.to. heavy. S6.t5
uG.as. packers ANA hutch,r $G.55H
6.55. ght {6Guf,G.>o.
sheep Receipts 1000 tenn hisho'.
muttnns. $lG5n5.25. lambs S5.5o1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
OFFICIAL NOTES
FROM SANTA FE
Trout Will BE Placed in New
Mexico Streams; Ten Mil.
lion Fish Are Allotted to the
West.

santa e.. y NJ March 20 Fhy
following we're mnd ,utrlD. 40 the lo.
cal land office John Duny. Ron II.
Scntcr. Es,anc.a, Albuu \ Upton.
Suuta Rosn. Joseph ~. Hanson. WI
Tam \ Crit uud Joseph \ clay of
'uDrNu.
tor tIw Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer VI \ pt'ro
has received ,h, sum OF sliIN 90 from
W trd"n Cl'oI,s Romero for con,ictf'
earnings
en- Irrigation MATTERS.
C1prl,s - Mulcr The territorial
engineer. hps gone ju san Juan county
ON irrigation mJttct. IL js not exc
pcrtcd home for soy tul days as The
tup 81 q 'uus nu, ANA th.r, Of, many
matters Zoe attend iu.
Irou, Tor iurcs, ~,r,uus
supervisors fur twenty national for-
o-t. 800 colorado. N,V Mexico and
Arizona huv, mtdp r.puIsniuu upon
tine bureau OF fisheries 90 Washington
fHr over So npu. 600 frs to bo used n
stocking th, .ko- and -ir'om. of the
forests rh, tr, probaoly Vlll bc FUR
uishcd from th, government hltoh-
w " ls' .i'A ltA... 900 I|III ~
tvntiuu VIII b' paid Goo ~tuclNuu tho
h,ndWnt'rs of streams vhieh uo IN
almost tnacca>ihl, mountainous couu-
trN. The spawn win br transported
hN the government rangers Tn cpopcr-
alton With tho state nsh ana game
commission Tho rangers VIII po able
to furnish N1lu3hl, reformation us To-
the places where tho nsh can u. piJc-
81 tu tho best advantage
Lieu selections
Santa Pc Pacific Railway company
boy Hugo ~e1bcrg attorney in fact of
Ration. ha- nl,d ~ the Las cruces
hud office ON lieu selections. SOUTH
west quarter section a. township go.
south of range ~ west containing
100 acres based on northeast quarter
section l9. township ~ north of
range ~ west also southwest quar-
tor section 2@. township go, south OF
rang, ~ Wast containing 100 acres.
based on lots I AMI % uf northwest
puUrt.r ana east half of northwest
UuartDr section 10. township -. ncrth
of range ! west. containing 15S.02
acres. also northwest quarter section
a. township 80, south OF range J.,
west containing 100 acres. aasod ON
southwest quarter section -. town
ship %. north of rang, ~ N,st.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

Bill TN. p1urr SAYS an effort rs
u''ug mad, .n France 90 tour q great
-1eiuy far the protccIo1 o' tis biz
p1wr of the world
Wen. the hig game IS all right.
What we want is ~o,iHtv fpr the
o. t.rtun uf Goo umpuas Ylnkers
siltHemuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
WALL ST. WHEN
TELEPHONE Was
NOT KNOWN
Interesting "reminiscences of
Great Business Mart of
Country in Its Early Days
of Activity.

,Now YORK Letter to- Tu, Evening
llcraidp
NcW York, March "a Frank work.
whose name is bat mon, NOW In
Wall street ana unknovu to man,
eft tho Younger mo.. was the biggest
du"ns tic big hruKcrs iu tn, DAYS
before th, tDlpphou, aud th, useful
stock tck'r were even thought of
Work died recently after AN exciting
ana profitable career iu finance.
Names ut thoroughfar,-. which do not
change. the likeness ct commodore
Naud,rhiit on Sew York central stock
certificates. aud four or live rirkctv
old BUILDINGS in Broad street with
smelly restaurants 100 their busru, nts
and curb brokers iu their lofts. there
ls uttl, elise that survives his dan
'ro thosr Who's, minds ma, bridge
Tho gap rh, nam, uI WORN suggests
Wall street us you find 10 in uld
prints. hciut, thor, W,r, skNscrapcr-.
when GO huildius Dum' honestly los u.s.
four wallis. when % man was nobody
downtown unless hv wore O. SILK hat
100 the daytime Whom ull money was
respectable hy presumption aud none
was tainted, when successful sp,cu-
lators might wear Vatstcuats with dia-
mpud buttons. when after @ bear day
'n the stock exchange bears opened
champaign. u,arhN aud brokers drove
fast horses n the park All Of this
was when black walnut turnitIrc was
fashionable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

Players suff'rug from "ur log
muscles know tho agou, % climbing
ana descending ntairs To tn,m
comes a MESSAGE from John Nyss p.-
trDit rookie walk down stairs ulUh-
ward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

So Lonis. Mo- MHt.h Wool
1000 banged. TERRITORY . Western
mediums. taW2sc. uu mediums. iGp
I... Hnr. t2sti3c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

Men have always kept >traugc come
rlu, u Wall street, bur never sine"
has u bc,u So uur,r Methods and
manners arr rriu,d Drinking tor
90. thing has gone ont ut form then
every large aud prosperous stock ~
change housr had hes own littl' bar,
whore m,n yuuid htlp themselves.
Mcn cam, To- WALL street not So mucn
to spcculat, iutrllig,ntlv as Co gamble.
Whereas noW tho, talk of such stcr-
n, THINGS 49, baromctrr conditions.
IN, halanc, nf trade. tho gold output
cot the world and the earning powot
uf capital, az IN prices might no
thought to ro up ana down for such
reasons they talked then uf the dcs-
p,rlt, games men PLAYED ia the stock
market to make II go az and down.
Was the commodore disRiug a pit
Tor brew aud Gould and would th,l
tail into H. nr were Gould and brew
hing in ambush to surprise the COM
m,dor, II was not 50 easy then for
men To- conceal their acts. So u was
the more necessary that they should
disguise their motives.
When JAY Gould determined t. buy
control of the Western Union Telc-
graph n began with bear cam
paign Frank WORK VAS the broker
Tor crowd consisting OF tammack,
Worrishoffor and others. who found
out whni Could was dcine and under
took to BUY all the stock that he sold.
1hcy ana aud cornorcd him IN West
crn Union, bu; ne wrigglod out and
cugagcd one OF the bear conspirators
to help him buy control "t the stock
Hitcrward At another iimr WORK
was one OF u committee al men called
iu by Jay Gould TO see the contents
of his strong box aud satisfy them
selves that he was solvent though al
legations Ia the contrary were being
openly made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

II you want . stylish horse and
buggy. see w. L. Trimblc. 1iS n. spd
&c. Phone No. ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, San
Luis Valley Seed Oats. all weed seed
removed by cur oat cleaning machine.
e. W. Fee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

N. ST.. ATTN
.N I.Hr.. worth u II| HI .Hu.
peanut. it'
Cli,f sHtistician C. j. blanchard of
OBJ, United states reclamation service
spent .r,.rl hours in hD city ytstcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

t.. fed wcthcrs aud t3r.ua. tt80
ta fed western owes. ft1j6r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

Work belonged To- an era II was a
man m Lia ufecc Who sold his stock
exchange seat tor t3.50p aud invested
his whole capital la o. company 10
manufacture polite ,uspidurs They
were made e. resemble anything else,
bat MOSTLY tu r,sembl, plush covered
t""tstuois. You put your foot ON q
trcudlc ana the top opened then Nou
removed Your foot aud an, top closed.
The urm of Frank Work n 60. was
at go iiruad street Thor, is sin a go
nrond street but the huilding is "a
skysrrapor instead OF tho low brick
structure which ocyIpici thu sit, iu
WORKS time. ana which YOU maN stlii
make out iu one of tho oid prints "
YOU look down BROAD street ON your
right To- the corner beyond the stock
exchange Work lived a. ho told that
the ways Of iinarcr ana speculation
had become too complex 80 hc be-
li'vod. For example. ruWadnys, ~ b.
thought bad practice tn CORNER q
stock. II Is an bat forbidden ON the
stock exchange. the general sense of
drc.ucS is strongly against II ana Il
does not puy amy more. Rut IN his
ia, corner was perfectly business
liz, aud Legitimate, and what q beau
tfui operation Il might he work
WAS commodore NdudvrViltE conf
d'ntiai broker. ana the commodore
knew how tu curu,r stocks and make
II pa, he one, "coru, red" Harlem
for Ia, education of tho legislators at
Albany. who refused to give him
somcthius he wanted. ana then wont
short of his stock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
MOI SIS N>TItD.

WANTED To rent four or I'VE room
house boo good location. place with
shade preferred Address. ". n.
CNrc Herald n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
" \>Tti,

Kinds To- clean and repair w \
GOT POS T. C,utrg' Phone 5GN. 26c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

Commodore Vanderbilt was an rN-
acting man and had t. TRUST his brok-
cr deeply. but Do, was also 81 demo-
cratic man I' spent % good deal -
his t.mv iu tuo hoUs, oi Frank Work
n co. ard Nts mover too sufi 10 ,N-
change ~nlutaIuus elur Tho men Dc
might meet lu th, outer oftig, the
oth.r customers off thv nrm con, u'
these was capt jake Vanderbilt his
brother who iuurhcd sumptuuu-lr
aud smoked excellent cigars AZ the
,Npcue,. OF those Wuu expected some
daN tu get Il straight TIP out Of him.
Iio know les. about what his brother.
o., commodore. did than the comma
dur, broker know Those with whom
captain Jake Wuchcd $50 often were
90 company sIuh as sou would prob
ahly rud boo me- stock exchange house
today Ou, Oas Jimmy p'Briou sh,r-
iff of Now work mother Was John
Morrier, with th, broken nose. for
mot pugust. statesman aud owner Of
the largeSt samhiug club at StratoEa.
Another vus John &. Hcenan, prize
ughtrr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
FLORIST,
BYRON HENRY IVES
U1nrtsl

Ssnte PC aycnue ane .;0nt -Four u
St 10000 uauhrG fec II u~o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27
iOl Nd MD LOST.

LOST Female dos. white. brown
spotted, pointer Finder return To-
Mont"luma Grocery and Liquor 40
ana receive reward 2S-r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27

ALL KINDS both new and second
hand, bought sold, rented and re-
paired Albuquerque Typewriter Eek
change Phone $50
TIJy nIl.EtrTOI,N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-27

der's home many visitors called. among
them being Mrs. William James and some
Of tho school teacher friends of the witness.
Miss Swanander testified that Mrs. Bull
visions we're not as frequent as when she
was In Brooklyn. hut that she often OK
claimed when fruit was brought in that
abe had just seen the Swami in a cherry
tree"
When told that her daughter. Mrs.
Vaughan. was coming to soc her. Mrs.
Bull said she did not want to SEQ h"r
alone, and consequently Miss Swanander
and Miss Noble of Cambridge were in
the room when the mother and daughter
met, The talk was entirely about Mrs.
Bulls health.
A halloween .psrty was arranged in
honor Of Mrs. Vaughn a. the swanander ana, der
we're placed in a darkened room and when
Mrs. Bull saw them lighted she was much
delighted and addressed them as " they
Miss Noble did not like the affair and
said II was IAN unsodly sight to have in
On smother occasion when Mrs, Vaughn m
put my arms around you. but cannot.
In November last. Miss Swanander
said. she went with Mrs. Bull to Cam
bridge and visited al the latter's home,
Mr. Reid came up from New York TO see
Mrs. Bull and put a stop to Miss Noble
epending nights with the patient. When
Mrs Bull again visited Miss Swanande,.'
in Brooklyn, between December lS and
January ls. she appeared to the witness
TO be very feeble. and remarked once,
that she expected soon TO make a fun
confession Of this malign influence"
The proceedings were adjourned this
afternoon until next Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-27
LAWYER Sues MAGISTRATE
For AIO.O<N Dam ages for EJeeting iiin,
From inside the Rail.

Hobart s. Bird. a lawyer. has brought
suit against City Magistrate Frederick
\ House for $4,000 damages for ejecting
him from inside the railing at the Norris
ania court on September IS. 1910. The
lawyer says he was compelled to aban-
don his client case was humiliated before
members Of the bar and that the Magis-
trate acted without any right or color
OF authority.
On the day in question Attilio Pennachio
had been summoned 10 court TO tell what
he knew about the disappearance of his
wife. who had made a charge Of felonio,is
assault against him A lawyer who had
acted for the complainant said he under
stood that Pennaohio was going to send
his wife to Italy to stop the proceedings
against him. When the court heard Of
this Pennacho was summoned and Bird
who was his lawyer, advised him to say
nothing concerning the disappearance
Of his wife The Magistrate then ordered
Lawyer Bird put out. after telling the
lawyer that he was interfering with
justice.
Magistrate House asked Justice Bischofi
for judgment on the pleadinRs on the
ground that Birds suit does not set forth
u cause Of action, but Justice BischofY
ruled that Birds allegation that the
Magistrate acted without color of author
ity 10 sufficient Bird brought another
suit for $4,000 damages for slander
but Magistrate House got Judgment
on the pleadings in that case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-27
OBITTARl-.

Brig, Gen; John Lapham Bulls. L. $. A..
retired. died yesterday at his home in San
Antonio Tex, OF apOplexy. Gen. Bulls
was 10 years old. He was a veteran of the
civil and Indian wars. He was born in
Nsw HS,a on 't but received his
corporal Of Company H. iasth New York
volunteer Infantry. and after serving two
years was commissioned Captain in the 18th
United States Colored Volunteer Infantry,
serving with that regiment until mustered
out OF the service In 1855. The following
year he was appointed Lieuteannt in the
Regular army and was attached to the
Forty-fIst Infantry: He was transferred
10 the Twenty-fourth Infantry in 1880. re-
in 1879 and was made a CAPTAIN in isss in
1897 he was transferred TO the paymaster's 5
department with the rank of Major hsving q
receired the hrevet rank of Major in 1870
Tor gallant services in action" in Indian
hghts near sareossa, Mexico, in 1879. He
wac also mentioned In dispatches for gal
issntry sn.y e action against the Indians in the
fight at Sargossa followed forced march
in which detachment of the Tenth Cavalry
ana twenty Seminole scouts under command
OF Capt Bullis covered no miles in twenty
was made Brigadier- General in April,
1905, Al the time OF his retirement, which
was made at his own request after a service
OF forty years.
Charles d. Lane. u years old. one of the
pest known mining men in the West died
" Palo Alto. cal, Yesterday. Death was
que 10 dropsy Lane was one of the pioneer
ions ont Of the famous ttica mine AZ Angel ;
Camp and later found more wealth i'm
totally blind