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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
TWO MEN INJURED
WHEN FREIGHT
HITS SANTA Re
WASH0UT
Engine and Six Cars Pile Up
in Water Near seleen Sta
ton on South End Brake
man and Fireman Hurt.
HEAVY DAMAGE DONE
BY TURBULENT RIVER


Especial Tetesvan "a Eveninu nsraleD
las Cruces. y. a.. May As
Brakeman Burke and mis- fireman, Ia
she engine Of n0rthbound Santa Fe
freight tratn. were seriously. hut not
fatally hurt, at 3 o'clock this morn
ing when the freight struck wash
out half nniie north % seiden sta
tlon and the locomtive and six ears
piled up IN the waters OF the Rio
GFando The southbound passenger
train wes held until the arrival OF the
morning train from Isi paso. Tho
passengers will be transferred over
n temporary embankment Of sacks
and sand and the masi and baggage
transferred ~ possible. The equip
ment Of she southbound train viii be
returned north as soon as the passen-
gers can be transferred after the arr
rival Of the afternoon trHsn today
from the north.
The river is still rising and at
Elephant Butte last night readings
showed 400 second feet passing that
point, which II the highest FOR many
yeirs The Santa Fe truck in the
Vicinity Of Mesquite and Aiontoya. Is
IN danger and extra gangs are busy
with rocks and sacked sand trying 10
prevent serious damage. The water
has inundated the farming lnnds and
bosqpe from Mesquite station nearly
70 san Miguel. The wagon bridges at
Mesquite and Anthpny are both IN
danger II the Rise continues. The
iChneae gardens AZ Esl Paao are all
under water this morning and the
state road Is In danger 0f being
washed oft IN several places north OF
El Paso. The reclamation service Of
ficials look for an additional rise
which win mean heavy loss Of crops
and damage to farming lands In the
lower valley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
COLO PEN USED TO.
SIGN SPIESS
BOND BILL
POmp and Ceremony Attend
Affixing Of Speakers Sig
nature With Geld Pen; An.
other Corporation Commits
sion Bill


Especial TeiegRam % rsveniaa lisralcl
Santa Re. y. NJ. May "a. Speaker
Been announced yesterday afternoon
that he had signed the bond bin 10
provide for the payment OF the rail-
road bonded indebtedness OF Grant
and Santa Fe countles
There Was some little ceremony 90
sho slGning Of the bill The speaker
used a gold pen presented hy q jew-
eler OF santa Fe. II win be presented
to the New Mexico Historical society
az a souvenir OF the event
The mcasure now goes 10 the gov-
ernor. u passed the Legislature BY
vote Of IS ont 81 total OF SO vot-
ing, which ~ something Of record
for MIR. Spices. who mas worked in
ceasantiy for the passage Of the
measure The three who v0ted
against the measure were Senators
Atldrodge and Evans IN the senate
and Representative House in the
house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

table Compound. Ny husband said Il
would restore my health and L has. -
Mrs. MAY WYATT. Ashland, Ky.
There are probably hundreds Of thos-
sands of women in the United States
who have been beneiitted BY this famous
old remedy. which wss produced from
roots and herbs over thirty years ago b.
q woman 20 relieve woman's suffering.
Read what Another Woman says;
Camden, N. J.-''I had female trOu-
bic and serious displacement and was
tired and discouraged and unablet0domy
work. Ny doctors told me never could
be cured without an operation, but
thanks 70 Lydia r. pinkham Q Vegetable
Compound am cured Of that aliliction
and have recommended Il 10 more than
one OF my friends with the best results. p.
Mrs. ELLA JOHNSTON, S2i Vine S.
II yOn want special advice write %
Lydia +. Plnkham Medicine Go. Cconil-
aentiaD Lynn, Mass. Year letter will
be opened, read and answered b. q
W0men and held ~ strict cOnildeucc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
The Markets



New York. May as. - Midsummer
dullneHs game over toeay's stock mar.
ket During the early session the
volume Of business waa OF minor pro-
portions and utterly without mcaning
Reading was again under pressure
Bonds were steady.
The market failed 20 make the
slightest response during the noon
hour 90 the excellent crop conditions
outlined In the governments weekly
weather report The movement was
even more narrow and contracted
than before. Tho market closed
steady. Many OF the ordinary active
traders left the floor before the scs-
sion ended and Che final dealings
were even more unlnterestlng than is
usualiy the case on n dull day.
Cah money. 2 " M3M.
Prime paper, so &c.
silver Sic
Mex can dollars. fSc.
Copper sfs.2Q@ 1850.
Tin. 336.969 4I.AO.
lead. s4.l0mfa0.
Amalgamated. s2#c.
sugar. $40.
Atchisoh. sto6.SS.
Great Northern St.32A
New York Central. gi.tS.
Northern Pacific. si.2OA.
Reading, Si7s.
Southern Pacific. s1.iik
Union Facifle. si.Ti.
Steel. 6eAc.
steel prefeifed. silOH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
ATTORNEY oENERAL



San Diego. Cal, May 2s.-Attorney
General webb. who yesterday nuti-
fed san Diegos police authorities that
the state would intercede II they were
unable 10 cope with the Industrial
Workers 81 the World disturbances
here, continued today his Informal In =
hesitation.
10 was said today that Wehb's re-
GUEST to the superior court judges that
they discharge the present grand jury
md impanei another 20 probe into tho
Industrial Workers disturbances. prob
ahlg would be Granted That would
mean the summoninE of a large num-
hfr of Witnesses and the possible In
dicimeni ~ peraons the strand jury
might decide had broken Laws IN con-
nection with the s.tge4ion.
Attorneys Tor the Industrial work
ers said 90 he due here for trials tolo
the attorney general that the clients
were being prevented from reachlng
the city They declared they feared
violence for the workers On the way
10 sAis city.
ar, webb said ne had referred the
matter % the ocal authorities who. he
stated had assured him OF their abl-
ity tn act iu any manner necessary
fer tfo preservation of peace
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
ROOM a. AND ITS
BATHROOM PASS
INTO NEW HANDS

lsnerinl Telegram a. evening 1lorafll
. santa Fc n. "a. May 2S.-- Z
y The venerable Palace hotel
= wherein are located room A
9 and the bathroom anpertoining Z
= thereto. and likewise room 81.
Y the scene 0f 20 much politics
. changed nannRemehi today.
= Paul Doran being succeeded 81 1
= s. a. Atkins Of Kansas city, who 4
. VIII place the hotel under the (
= management OF w. a. Menden- 4
= hall of the Hotel baltimore OF 4
9 Kansas CITY.
The present management has 1
q mad charge OF the hotel only I
. since last september.
Mr.. Atkins said this morning
g that . complete change would be 1
= made IN the hotel, many inn
= provements holng Installed and
9 the dining room run on the Eu-
. ropean plan. The hotel ia now
9 owned by W. g. Sargent. the
= state auditor. who has leased Il
q 90 the new management
The Palace hotel was built In
. 1881 and has been the scene OF {,
more political history than ans
. hotel in the ancient capital II
= WAS conducted for fifteen years
y BY Rumsey and Sons OF Omaha,
= then by Colonel shelby and later i.
. by William Vaughn, who sold
q tho hotel % Mr. sargent
- Six governors have led inaue-
q urai balls IN ~ spacious dining
= hall and more social functions
. have been held Ia the old hostel-
= ~ than In any building In san.
. IA Re.
O~~~A~AAN ~~A@AaAA0,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

Kansas City, May PSI Cattle.
Receipts 5000 Including 700 south
ern. Market steady. Native steers,
s6.s0@ 9.25: southern steeTs, $500 ~
S.f5; southern COVE and heiiefs.
ss.75Ge.G0s native cows ana heifers.
s3.50M $50: stockers and feeders,
s5.l5m7i5; bulls, sf.v5@ 500; calves
5000 $50; western steers, s6,zam
a.00s western cows yt,O0MS.75.
Iiogr- Receipts. $4,000. Market
steady. Bulk If sales. $3.50 100;
heavy. s7.4O07.66; packers and
butchers s7.40m 7.65; light s7.2bW
7.50: pigs. 8b.BO06.7s.
Sheep - Receipts 1900; market
steady. Mu9lons. 100000; lambers
s6.OOm9.50; range wethcrs and year
lings. $500 ESQ., range ewes, tS.0Q
q s.2B, Texas goats, $500 A 6.b0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

The Highland fire company WAS
called out al a:t5 this afternoon o.
extlnguish q small blaze ln the rear
Of "a house owned hy q. a. Gmnde,
a0- East rijeras fence caught fire
from burning rubbish No damage
was done.
Fred Heyn, assessor OF Bernniilio
county, returned Today from "a brief
business trip "a santa Fe
Frank Gates, talented wieidcr
~ the razor ana shears la SWii1er !
barber shop. leaves tomorrow for
Jemoz Sprlngs. where he win spend
month iaklnE the baths and fish
ing. Frank expects ga leave demef
in time to make an overland trip 90
Las Vegas for the Johneon-flynn
fight on the fth
IA sinclair Santa Fe siniionmns.
ter. is on duty again after being ~
week with an attack Of fever.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
SAYS INDUSTRIAL
WORKERS MUST
KEEP OUT
San Diego Chief Of Police De-
clares They Will Not BE AL
lowed to Enter che City.

toy RvenNng lleFala a. p. heaaea Wirs)
San Diego. Cal. MAY 2s.--An Az
tempt on the part Of Industrial Work 4
ers Of the world attorneys 20 obtain
from District Attorney "A. s. utiey a
complaint asainFs Chief Of Police j. x.
wilson. failed today and tho lawyers
planned 10 take the matter 20 the
superior court and possibly to Attor-
neg General Webb.
The attorneys. Fred NJ Moore and
MarcusW. Robbins, alleged that Chief
Wilson was one OF the three men who
mad taken W. s. RawliHs. their stem
ographer out Of san Diego May 16 and
ordered him noe 80 return. They ask
I'd thnt d complains charging felse Inn
prfnonment. abduction or assault, be
Issued.
District Attorney gitiey said he had
declined 70 issue the ccm9laint on fhe
ground that anything which Chief
wilson might have done was In con-
noetion with his work az a peace Of
fioer.
Aloorc andal2obbins said they would
petition fhe Superior court fpr B Wfll
81 mandamns directing either the dis
trict attorney or q justice 81 the peace
10 insno complaint against the chief.
They stated that IL the superior court
judges declined 70 act they would take
the matter up with Attorney General
Webb.
chief Wilson issued a statement TO-
dnS "a the effect that n the niemoezi
Of tho Industrial Workers Of me
World reported on the way 10 sar
Diego really attempted TO come here
they would ba turned hack al the cit,
lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

activity Ia the domestic wool market
with SOME large transf r. Of old ter
rltory stock and continued bidding
for the new clip. Prices hold fairly
steady both for old and new wool.
Reports from The west AZ well as
from she fleece Nool sections Indicate
very firm prices Tor All GRADES.
Old territory wool averaged Fl We
for fine staple. while old washed de-
iainelaine brings Soc. Quotations for
new wool vary considerably, Mon
tann wool sells from 70 70 aic. while
Ia ohio the best now cllpa are bring
ine 20 "a 25tkc.
Very iistle ole wool Va loft Ia e~st-
ern bins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
ROSWELL EDITOR
WALL0PED
Charles E. Mason Attacked
and Beaten Up by Pearl
Wilson Who Alleges News
paper insult 70 Wife.


Especial Telegram 20 Evcnine kIeraldl
Roswell, y. H.. May 27.--Claiming
that his wife had been insulted in "
newspaper article which appeared ln
the Roswell 'Record, Pearl Wilson
last night attacked and beat ug
severely Charlcs ~ Mason. editor 81
the Record" Mason WAS pounded
numerically by Wilson until he de-
clared be had had enough and VIII
carry bruised features for some time
30 come. Wilson was charged with
assault and Il Is said "a pstilon ~ be-
ing circulated among Wilson's friends
asking each 10 contribute ton cents
toward paying his iine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
WATER Rent LIEN
LAW ATTACKED
BY MEASURE
IN SENATE
Generously Pro-
vides that New Tenant
Doesn't Have to Pay Back
Bills on Vacant Property.
CONVICT FARM PLAN
PROPOSED IN SENATE

Especial weiegram 20 EWcninr Resnld1
santa Re, n. NJ. Muy IA meas
ure OF more than passing importance
o. Albuquerque and 20 other cities
whore water companies supply the.
water for domestic purposes. passed
the senate yesterday afternoon with
out opposition. II was senate substl-
tute for house bin No f53. which
amends the existing law passed hy
the last legislature Swing water com-
p6nies the right 70 lien against
property for unpaid water rentals.
The bin AZ It passed lhe senate pro-
yides for notice In the case OF per-
sons vacatlng buildings or DWELLINGS,
90 that the water can be turned off.
a was charged that under the exist
Ing law tenants moved out without
giving notice. the water remained
turned on and The vacant property
was held for the service.
The measure has several other inn
poftant features OF interest 10 water
consumers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
DISTRICT COCRT TERM
hills go TO GOVERNOR

A number on bills that have passea
both brnnches Of the legislature. some
eight IA number. were reported en-
rollad and engrOEaed In the senate
Yesterday afternoon and signed py
no prealdent. They viii SO 90 the
governor after the speaker and chiei
clerk 81 the house have certified 20
enc enrolled copies. Chief amons
them we're the bills fixing tbs terms
of court Ia the various districts
q.hese have all passed the legislature
now except for the seventh judicial
district.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
Chlrnao llnard al Trnde.

Chicago. May 2S,--Liberal world
and good crop reports had
a depressing effect today on wheat
Absence ol rain in KANSAS nUl Mis-
aouri caused sharp rally, but which
did not last duly started az ti.i0M.
10 i.i0N, changed 90 Sc lower, rose
Sl.aih q sc, and then broke %
4l.19M.
Although good buying nm the part
81 commission houses made corn rc-
cover from initial weakness the mar
ket gave way 90 the bearihh IN
flnence July opened az last nights
lever 90 q of nd 20 90 15ilc. adj
vancod % 1850 and nftorWnrd drop
ped 10 7fMc.
oats followed Tho course Of other
grain July started y 10 Sc 10 ifc
loer. az bOM to b0Me. touched b0h
q 81. swung upward TO sac and later
sasged % b0hg.
The fact that buying was only of q
scattered kind phsed of the provis-
ION market An increased run %
hOar west exeried a sifniiaf Influenced.
initial sales ranged from 6c lower 90
"a shade advance with September
pork tis.3TM, slO.95 Tor lard and
lO.a2h for Gibbs.
Chicago. May a. wheat May
ttI8. July si.1lh
corn-Alay, sOhci 5aiy, 1850.
0ats May, 55Hc, July 50t % #.
Pork July, fiS.5b.
Lard July slQ.fb.
Ribs~July. ti0.G6.
Ribs-Iuly fioe1h
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
NEW RECORD FOR CATTLE
IN KANSAS CITY MARKET

Kansas city. May asa carload
rs Hereford stsers. ayeraEing l3es
pounds sold todRy oA thc 1rcal mar
bet for se.aO, This h the highest
price ever paid la Kanhas city for
cattle al This season Of the year and
she record price except for show ~
Christmas cattle. a shortage OF led
cattle IL given a. the cause Of the
high quotations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
WORLDS CHAMPION
FIGHTERS AT
AIRDOhE

Congress 0f worlds champion
boxers. showing Fiiaslmmons, Jef-
fries. Johnson. Britt Nelson, corbett
sullivan ana twenty others in their
fights viii be shown IN two thousand
fret of film al the rims sides NOSE
interesting that being al nn ordinary
prize tight az YOU see an the cham
nions at one show. The Alrdnme has
ne exclusive showing of these reels
and viii take place tDnIabt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

SALOONS AnE Given

ARE GIVEN
SLAP NV HOUSE
Tho house passed house bill 2s1 hy
Moreno and Lioweilyn yesterday. FIX
ing sunday closing hours az IL 80
3. nj. Saturday until q. Ia. Monday
III the discussion Of this measure
Major Lleweiiyn painted n dark pie
tnne OF conditiena IN the vicinity Ct
Las Cruces. charging that ~ women
and children were COINS 90 ehufeh
on sunday MORNINGS. drunken men
might be- seen leaving the saloons
Mr. Moreno said that NJ Mesiila q
wagon had 10 be sent by the sheriff
aame times 20 get the drunken men
and take them home Mr. Lucero
charged that saloons an over the
state violated the Sunday closing law
The bill passed by vote Of Al ayes.
no nays,
The bin by Mr. sanchez compeliipg
itinrfnnt vendors 10 pay yearly ~
cenae OF $3.50 IN al counties was de-
tented when Nr. RuFg denounced the
measure as designed 90 put oWt every
vendor now Ia the business, thereby
working a hardship on the people
--..-a--
Worlds champions tonight Air
dome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
HOUSE CALENDAR
rs AGAIN LARGE

Sixty-eism bills. including some
important matters % legislation and
many aandbas measures, were re-
ported out 81 house committees yes-
calendar which IS the largest cnlcn-
dnr the house hab mad this session.
The reports came IN as response 60
she speakers request for the house
TO get busy and report lts bills,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

THAT The people deaifinE the eTea-
don Of summer county are not asleep
on the lob Is Indicated hy the large
number ~ petitions reaching the SEM
ate this week asking that the sumner
county bsll be passed. Six lengthy
notltions. some bearing more than
100 sianern. were read in the senate
uaatesaay. An asked that the SUM
ner bin be passed
THE American sunday school union
sent IN a protest against prlze-fight-
Ing,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
OKLAHOMA TOWN
WIPED OUT BY
A STORM
Three Killed and Many Injur-
ed in Disastrous Twister at
Village Of shiatOOk.

Tulsa. Okla. May Telephone
advioes received here from a point
near skiatook, fifteen miles north,
says the town was practically wiped
out by a storm early today and that
three persons are known 20 have been
killed Many are reported Injured.
All wires are down and details VIII
not be obtainsble until news Is re-
ooived from relief party which has
gone 10 the scene.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

Chicago. Stay Is. Cattle re.
eelpts. $500. Market quiet; bCeves
t6IOm936; Texns steers t0.2oaf
$50; western steers, $e.asW7,Yoi
stockers and feeders S4f0@ 6.S0,
COWS and heifers ss.0e e see calves,
sG.2b9A7s.
fIogs Receipts 10000 Market
slow generally Hight. $1,000 1865.
mixed. s7,ibWI62 ~. heavy 8Ti62
7.05: rough, $3.50 1885; pigs, st.0e
UG.5O; bulk saiea s7.fb@ 1866.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Market
strong Tor best others weak Ma
tive. s9.75 q 6.85; western, $500 p
S6.4O: ycarllnas. $3.50 100; lambs
native. $1,000 300. western. sb.boB
$50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

Wltn me. ! UHu fH~
malaapl kidneytrou-
be and was 90 bad or
] could hardly rest
day or night ] doc
tored with an the
best doctors IN town
ami took many kinds
ofmodscine butnoth-
ing did any good un-
I'll / tried your won
derful remedy, Lydia
II Pinkham'a Vere-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
Las CRUCES SENDING
GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS
10 URGE LEGISLATION

. a telegram was received hy .
. the Commorciai club this after y
= moon from Las Cruces statins .
. THAI a delegation of'twenty good .
. roads boosters VIII so 10 SANTA y
= Re tomorrow a. push the good =
= roads Legislation now pending g
. and urging Albuquerque 90 send =
. similar delegation. Tho mat =
. ter WIN BE- acted on by the club =
y al rs meeting tonight. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
SURVIVORS or THE INDIAN
WARS RE.aglcAl 8t2l4HeD

MIR. Walton yesterday presenter
senate joint memorial No. 8. aSkii'k
congress 10 pass resolution IN the
house on congroa By MI. Rncker o.
colorado. for the pensloDing OF SUR
yivors ~ fhe indian wars and their
widows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
NIL no CREATE


4 CONyfCT FARM
One % the recommendations NJ
Prison superintendent McMauns and
~ the governor IN his message TO the
legislature. Is embodied In joint
resolution presented by Mr.. Burns IN
the senate yesterday. This resoiu-
don provides that the governor. the
land commissioners and the state en-
glneer shall constitute board which
shall have az It's object the selection
Of q site Of land suitable for con-
Wet farm. The commission Is 20 se-
cure the necessary estimates and re-
port 10 the legislature when II meets
next January AT which time the ques-
ton OF working conyicte on a state
farm. in addition to the public high
WAYS will be considered.
The senate yesterday passed 3. -.
TAG. providing for the appointment Of
guardians for incompetent or spend
thrift persons. for the administration
Of their affairs and the court proceed
ure necessary
Senate substitute for s. y. No. iii,
an act fixing the pay Of court ste
nographers Under this bin they re-
ceiuc II d day when engnaed Ia taxi
ing testimony and faoo per annnm
In addition.
These new bills were introduced IN
the senate
3. r.. No. la. by Air. fAughren.~'
An act 20 encourage new industries
BY exempting their property frow
laxatiou.
81 u. No. l75. by Mr. lifeie-nro-
vidtna for the care and commitment
az insane persons
5. B No. 176. BY Mr.. McCoy--An
act regarding canyassing Of corre-
spoHdenoe schools. business c9ileees,
etc. and placing them under the
state board OF education ana provid-
/ Ing regulations. etc. This y AN im-
portant act and h designed 20 prevent
fake educational concerns from dolne
business In the state,
$. q. No. I17--Provlding for tns
examination Of insurance companies
and providing for department Of m
aurBnCe. etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
AMERICAN REFUGEES
REACH PORT TUESDAY
nuford With $50 on Hoard Expected
% SAN Dicso "Wednesday.



Cny Evenine HsraIs a. n. Leased WireI
Aboard Transport Buford May ss,
-(ny Wireless 10 Los AngelcE).--
Hamporod by head winds and seas,
fhe Buford. with 3Sf American reiu-
gees aboard. win not arrive al San
Diego until Wednesday at noon of
later The seven eases of typhoid
taken aboard the transport at Maxatf
Ian are couKaifaoeni.
Forty4one ~ the reiugees VIII Dr.
landed IA San Diego. ono hundred
ana sixty, including iwenty-soyen mis-
aionarles of the church of the Nae
areno. win leave the vessel az san
Pedro and the rest. 1873, viii by land
ed at san Francsco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

~ Lpuls. May 2s.--Wooi steady.
territory and Western medium, ita
ISc; zine medium. isa lie; fine, 100
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28

Johnson. Jeffrios, Fitzsimmona and
ail lhe champion Boz actual fighting
Airdomo tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-28
WIFE'S HEALTH
RESTORED
Husband Declared Lydia E.
Pinlsharns Vegetable
Compound NEeuld Re.
store Her Health,
And Il Did.

Ashland, KY Four years ago I
seemed to have everything the mes.er