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The Washington times., 1913-09-19

Arrangements are being made for a
reception to the entire membership of
the First Baptist Church. to be held on
October in the parlors Of the church.
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Leffel and family.
of Sibley avenue, moved to Woodbridge,
d, c.
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

The application of William E. Hayes.
OF Oxon Hill election district, for
license for the sale of liquor VIII be
heard bv the LIQUOR license commission
ers on Wednesday, October l.
The Washington times., 1913-09-19
PASTOR TOLECTURE
TO AID CHURCH FUND
Rev. D. w. SkeIIinger Will Give
Views of Coal Mine, at
HyattsviIIe Tonight.

HYATTSVILLE, Nd. Sept. 19.-The
Rev. D. W. Skellinger will deliver. to-
night, at the First Presbyterian Church,
q stereopticon lecture entitled, Down
In a Coal Mine" He viii show scenes
within a mine. the passageways. break
er boys and other interesting views con-
nected with the subject. The proceeds
of the entertainment will be devoted to
the fund being raised for the erection
Of new church.
AT special meeting of the stockholders
American Bank held in the bank build
ing at Brandywine, the name of the bank
was changed to The Bank of Brandy
wine" The following officers were cleo
ted: Paul Johannsen, president: Charles
s. Early. vice president, and j. Fred
erick Waters. cashier.
The election supervisors of Prince
George county have announced the FOL
lowing days for the registration of
eral election districts: First sitting,
Tuesday, September 30: second sitting,
TUESDAY. october Z: third sitting, Tues
day, October II. The third sitting Is
for the revision of books anly, and no
new voters will be registered on that
day.
Donald c. MacNeil. who has been
spending the past month with friends
and relatives in Kansas and Okiahoma.
returned yesterday to his home on
Wine avenue.
Mt. Calvary Catholic Church, at
Forestville has been completed. and the
dedication ceremonies will be held Sum
day morning. His Eminence, James
Cardinal Gibbons, will preach the dedi-
cation sermon, following a mass which
will be said at $50 o'clock. The cardinal
will be assisted by the Rev. Father
Jones, of the Rosaryville Catholic
Church.
The application of William E. Hayes.
OF Oxon Hill election district. for a
license for the sale of liquor will be
heard by the liquor license commission
ers on Wednesday, October l.
Mr.. and Mrs c. K. Leffel and family.
of Sibley avenue, moved to Woodbridge,
d, c.
The members of the grand jury and
the petit juries for the first and second
week of the October term of the circuit
court have been drawn by the court.
The October term begins the first Mon
day in October. Aquilla T. Robinson is
foreman of the grand jury, which will
have several murder cases brought to
its attention.
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

S2.oo To Luray, Va. and Return Sun
day, Sept 21st-s:1 :15 A M.-Baltimorc
x Ohio from Union Station, Washington,
d. c. Returning leave Luray 100 P. NJ.
same day. Delightful season in country.
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

Sra, Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
and Ohio Every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 9 100 a. m. train
Monday. Quick service and all trains
both ways, fncluding the Royal Limited.
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

S1.oo To Harpers Ferry and Martins
Union Station. Returning same day
s 20 A M.-Baltimore & Ohio from
Advt
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

Sss.,s One Way-Pacific Coast and
other Western Points, Baltimore & Ohio
September "a to October 8. Full informa-
tion at ticket ofnces.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
TOOPENWEDNESDAY
Alexandria Institution Has 55 Students Enrolled Largest
Number in Its History-The Theological Seminary
There Will Begin Work on Same Day.

ton with the school this year. having
been named as principal emeritus. His
place will be taken b. Prof. Archibald
Hexton, who has been associate prin-
cipal
The Washington times., 1913-09-19

Tony Fiermonte, a Greek fruit dealer.
was given preliminary hearing in the
police court today on the charge of re-
ceiving stolen goods. Five BICYCLES
were traced to his store and were recov-
cred by the police. The case was con-
tinued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
COLORADO ASSEMBLY
CREATES NEW COUNTY
(By Leased Wire 90 Evening Iernldt

bput,I. Fob gG SENATOR Hiram
g.. iull~ Iod1, Called attention cot tbe
sruui, Geo fnr Fact uat is records nr
th' ruhi. utilities o.U wore uueird
rhr rreuiu. be,ame Involved boa ,ou.
u'DtIuu aIth DHs action ON th, mels
urr "n second ropdius iu rho commit
'r' ui ih, whole thereby Affecting sIN
uur.s ID. amendments proposed n tp.
rrpurt o' tho Judiciary committr.
senator Uurr... author OF The measure
H.aed Slime to determine how b,st goo
Hnu.,I Jue ilnEIc.
Thr uoIs, pts-rd ON third rc1dus
Ihe following bills.
trrutup NI1mosG county. which
uuN goes go tnp potDtnor.
Wu4hl bin Nut new trial shall
nol Do. Granted ON 90 icobuiralUy au1
ouIl urau showing OF material iE
lurs tu IH, party against whom ter-
dl,r Vas returned
Tail ulI niymg county judges uu-
| thority Zoo appoint public administer.
tors in each county
iiIll creating th, fourteenth ludlc
inl district consisting of bacl Prov
ers nnd Ilcnt counties
Leo bin peusiuung policemen and
widows of officers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
SENATE APPROVES TuI
DEPARTMENT. or INunu

Washington. Feb. eG--rho bill a.
create % Department ~ labor with a
cabinet officer 90 lts head passed sho
senate today after less than an hour =
consideration. The measure had pre-
viousIy passed Tho huuse but amend.
ments in the senate will require JOS
perfection in conference before u Be-
presented Go President Taft
The iilibustcr carried Oh against
tho bin last night by senator's 'iuv-
scnhcim ana Gronna was NOT re-
sutned TODAY.
ono amendment would put the nov
.childrcn's bureau under the direction
OF tho secretary Of labor The diyi-
sion ~ lmmigm liou ANA naturaliya-
ton would hc separated into two hu-
rcaus and THE present bureau ~ labor
would Doe known as tho bureau ~
labor statistics. The division OF in-
formation of the present department
Of commerce and labor also would
So into tho new department
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
SMALL ARMY OF
WITNESSES IN
THE COAL OIL
PROBE
Legislative Committee Takes
Task Seriously and Will
Gro Clear to Bottom Of Work
ings of Inspectors Job.
COMMITTEE HAS ALL
POWERS OF COURT


Y
Santa &c. y. a.. Feb. 20. Tint
the committee appointed To- invcstl.
Entc the office as conl OH Inspector
takes serious Wow or its task was
Indicated to-day when the committee
decided TO- suhpoonD Witnesses from
au over the state, Among the wit-
ncs-cs Co uy summoned &C., lurWgr
Governor Curry Former Governor
MIX. Surveyor General John "
March. Arthur ana James Sougmnn.
of SANTA Pc. a. $ Lu,z. agent ot tho
santa Fc roc Santa Fo. j IT, Tiu-leN.
agricultural d,moustrutor Tor tho
Santa rc. Mrs Autn chapman. for
mar ompiuSD iu th. office OF the uil
Inspector NJ NJ. rUdgytt editor cot the
Ius Vegas optic a.. 4 Foster of the
Eio Grando Republican pon W.
Lusk. A--uquorqu, journal Brian
Borg Dunno of the santa 90 New
Mexican, captain trod T,ruou and
4. y Koch. an cmployu ~ IN, mount.
"a police olii,es. John owens oi
Chamu. Alexander llptt. 90 Aztec. W
g.. 'armuCk. oi AHmoCordo. 10. ".
Bctts, ol Silver Clth =. =. Thornton.
OF Roswell. Gootgc Scup OF Santa
ROSA, j. y. hrmrn cot Santa Rosa.
". e. DruWou of Ei rnso. Nuhgua.
Martinez oi T1os. Nrstor Moutoyu.
ot Albuquerque, a. l.. Hobbs OF E1-
ton. s. o. Harvey ot Santn Rosa.
uud j. T.. llaunum, agent Tor the CON.
tnruul pU company 20 Nlhuquer.
que AZ DO, meeting uf the commit.
tee today Judge Lawrence g.. colt
Inns ot Santa IT, appeared us O. citi.
zrn ot the state and also us counsel
Tor Mr. Dunno. who - named On th,
resolution under which the invcsti.
Cation is authorized. Judge collins
protested aSlinst Mr. punnc being
singled out as q person whose acts
should Zoe Inquired into Tho rlaiu
De- made FOR Mr. Dunno that ho ucy,r
actually received the money which BIS
charged up against him m The oil n.
spcct0r's account The committee.
which consists of W. ~. u. lI'wolIyn.
! o. r. Toomhs. Marcos e.. -" lncu. W
| IT, Rogers and J. ". Campbell. huS dI.
Tho powers OF 90 court. including 90.
\ power 90 administer oaths and On
i"r"c the attendance of witnesses, 81
IS said Co be- the Intention of The com.
| miitoo 10 throw tho light on aII IA,
workings of the coal Oh inspectors at,
! Flee. Thrr0 is some question us O,
! whether or not tho co1l on inspector
/ h"d the right to uec tho FUNDS uf ht
office for my purpose whirh he saw
lnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
CHRISMAN FINDS
LOCAL OPTION
MEASURE IS
USELESS
Representative Will Move Re.
consideration in Hope Of
Getting Rid Of Troublesome
Amendment.
SALARY BILL MAY
FINALLY GET OVER
[ srrcIrI nIsrnlch 30 r,rnInr tIernla1

l NfFftnt tftAnhtfh 20 isNeHinH heFalN j
SANTA Fc. y NJ, Fob 90 Both
houses are in session This afternoon.
Tho house was occupied with tho
reading 81 large numbcr of bills
passed. bl thr SENATE which have been
Jlcumuuting since tho session began.
o. is repot 'yd TINT 900 cnoa nil be-
made tu reconsider me ,nir hy which
the rhrlsWuu lnpIl opdou bin was
adopted Nost'IiaN " has been dis
covered that thr amendment urnr-
por1'Dd Uu tho ru practically dctont-
od th, purpose ot tho measure md
% is understood that MI Chrlsmau
VIII ,oyo ih. rreousidrrution ia me
h"r. that th. au .lu to put WIuIlh
Iu ie original Worm
Iu thD senate .urtorsblc REPORTS
were received on the bin o. appro.
priutc money fur the 0utstunGing in-
dcntcdusss OF o.. AlBuquarme lr-
NOR, board the Mccoy salary hli
the trt 60 exempt churches. comc
tories and .priot .rucs from tu1i.
tnn Hud tbe uot ,Vomuting pronarfica
OF widows ana orphans ur 90 $1,000
from taxation
The governor has u- vet rkeu nu
IuuWution o. to what uc mtcnd~ to %,
With thr salrrN HU Th,rc is IL grow
iur 1eIi,G hoHDrr tnnt tho biu VIII
n' allowed Ju become Jaw by Nmi1
auu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
MRS. PANKHURST IS
READY TO DIE
FOR CAUSE
Militant Englishwoman Re-
fuses to Refrain from Po-
litioal Activity and Must
Remain in Jail.
ny Lcascd Wire 10 I.ycnlnr ncraldl

ivy ifaScd Wire tO Evening ncraldl
Enson, Ens7nud. FfNG Mrt
Pauohurst Is detained In prison, bail
being refused because she would not
ugrcc io refrain from political actiy-
itic, pending trial
Tho prisoner suid that She would
forthwith begin hunger strike"
She added
"lf am sul aliy, when the nssigcs
commence 81 win bc q dying woman
50 ho will Dc tried.
= raid ON the telephone and rail-
road telegraph wires WAX carried out
early today hy militant sumrugcttcs In
several parts of England Many lines
were rut ANA communication t0du5
WAS rendered difficult
The court house Was uhluze viii
snnragctto colors Hnd many militant
suuwgDttos were present.
The prosecutor. special onlcei
from tine treasury department. de-
clnrod Mrs. pankhurst WAS q solf-con-
tesscd accessory to the explosion
which destroyed Chancellor Lloyd
Georges country house a NOR,
.abomnahl0 and cruel outrage proha'
h'y had never been conceived h.
urged. tie read extracts from Mrs
Punkhursts spcyrhCs az evidence thai
she hid pccu cautiously plottint
and ponspiring 90 commit outrage,
ON property and persons with IN,
ayoVrd object of WcBwing thc pub.
DO and rendering thc lives ot promi.
prnt men mtolymblc.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
NEW SECRETARY At
LAS VEGAS IN
CHARGE
Denver Boosting Expert Has
Arrived in Meadow City to
Begin Campaign of Up
Building.

l1s Vegas. y ~. Tab Co. " ~
stark. recently elected tn lhp position
ui sr'rritr, of thr I.u- Vegas com
mrr.tG ,lun. arrived last u.nt fruw
Denver prepared Goo begin h.s duties
without dcl1N. Mr. STARK ,umr TO-
l.YF Vegas i"Uw fh. staff off No.. rau
N.r ENprr--. ~, I- am experienced
newspaper man, having worked BOO
both th" editorial and .Ht,rl.-Iu-
field. Nr stark -UiI tDi. morning
Boo conversation with r.pr,-,utu.
us. OFF thr optic. that Do. $500. pI.ltN
pleased with what no uaJ ..,u 60.
las Vegas "a, thiuE. 90, CONNER
ci"l club b. 600 % position tn du a sr,Dt
work for th' community uuU ,lu tbh,
% leading part 900 tho Development oI
tllo country iu such manner Dol. .u
bring about prosperity 90, SAYS the
clsh should have tho support of GA,
'utirr community and U. Intends O.
DO hi. share 300 making 90 500 efficient
ihJt nobody VIII have gu ,y.u-c Iu.
remaining Ulf tho membership role.
Mr. STARK was Impressed with tho
beauty OF tho Commercial club Uuur
trrs. TO declared that more mpm
beers should avail thDme.Fte oi it.
accommodation Alr Start Is ans
i"us that tho club rooms h.romo thc
"h0uEnut' of business mon whom
down town boz the evening" ot 90
other times when ,hcy are 400 ieis
uto. lic expects to spend much 90
his time in fact AN ~ the tim. whom
he o. not engaged ln outside Vor,
of tho organization. IN tn ,lut
rooms whore hc can bc ready to an.
swor tho inquiries of any visitors Mr.
stark expects an oueo Go mmnurizr
himself with everything pertaining
90 the community upon which mauir.
les may bee made by visitors 30
through the mails
Mr. stark shows that ne has IA,
requisite ginger and enthusiasm IA
qualify himself for his now position
Doubtless ho viii mako good from
the start AR stars was accompl.
MED On las Vegas Pos his wife.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
READY TO REN0vATE
LAST SPRINGS CLOTHES

In preparation for tho time WHOM
Albuquerque people will he woniing
their spring clothes renovated Tor am
other seasons wear, the management
of Wlls shop. the popuinr clcanlug
and pressing establishment al 2ta
South SECOND street has Installed
some improvements which nf9misc 90
greatly enhance AN alrobdy very eX-
cellont service. win les new oQuins
mcnt nilrs shop WI be prepared not
only 90 clean and press clothes per-
fectN but also to rennvage tho most
dclicatD of mhrics-- curtains. fine
drnporlos and the lire. nnts shop
handles iis work promptly us we'll us
carefully. "a feature ~ the service
lolng quick delivery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
EVERYTHING READY
FOR INAUGURATION
or WILSON
President and Vice-President
Elect Will Be Surrounded
by Brilliant Gathering Of
Famous Men on March 4th.
WASHINGTON AFLAME
WITH DECORATIONS
fBy leased wiz. e. rsvsusas Hs,a,a1


Washington, Fob. 2G.---Ircsidcnt
Wilson and Vice President Marshall.
when thoy Wow the marching. cheer
ina cohorts ln the inaugural parade
March a. viii be- surrounded by a dis
tinguished gathering IN tho official re-
viewing stands erected Ia front 81 tho
White House grounds tn addition
10 the mcmbcrs of their Immediate
families and their guests thcy will be-
surrounded hy members of the su-
prcmc court. tho diplomatic corps.
the cabinet. senators and Representa-
lives, members Of The courts Of The
District OF Columbia. high officers ol
the ARMY. uayy Hnd marine CORPS. the
commissioners Of the District at Coz
'nmhlu ana leading officials who had
the Inaugural ceremonies in charge.
The nnishinc touChe- are being
placed on tho siuud from which the
incoming president viii review th,
procession rhe court 90 honor. ou
which much earr aud attention has
been expended. virtually has becn
completed, while tho capital already
.s holng buried ienoBth Wilderness
nf 1ags and bunting Tho arrange
mcnts for 90" illumination are helms
pushed and 90 lost of them 90 be- snid.
VII nc made saturday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
DECLARES RUSSELL
WAS OUT FOR
THE COIN
Michigan Lawyer Charged
With Attempted Bribery in
Thaw Case Makes Sensa-
tional Denial.
lDy LOasod Wlsa.to. Is,cnIaE ucralal


AlbWN. n. y. Fob. 2G--John Nich-
olson AuWl tho lawyer accused by
DR. john " Russell superintendent of
MuttcNan hospital. of having offered
him 100000 go release Harry Is.
Thaw, Nas H witness today before
Governor suffers committee of IN
Uuiry
Nnmt, who was formerly Michi-
gan stale senator. told of meeting pr
Russell often and cot discussing the
ThaW rnse Iir mid Dr Russell roe
commended him to Th1N rom Whosc
agent Auhut received So .00n. which
was 20 be rei3grnsd snisSs the Rvb 90
succeeded iu freezing Thaw.
Nu'Ut said thnt RusspIi asked
Whore hc O,ussgil l.i zyeuld como ln''
tnd that ugr llHsalf asked him b.
ho would br sttsncd wah $4,000
Nuhut sai1 TT br. Russell had iu
Dbl, mind lh1l hc WAS % rc.cN, any
money such q i1rppasltion was not IN
Wy mimi would hetp,eu give him
e christmas Hcseul hscausc 30 might
look un" nrihc. when SAW that
Russell wanted money dropped M,
subject and ~ mm'
The pUycr denied having used Cow
,runr -u'l.rs uywe boa connection
With fnr THHN .ar..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
ugly Sores
Quickly BanIshaa


n Won have betn fighting e1fue bifisi
trouble. some ernptive shin disease. cali
"a ccsemp. lupus psnriaae mpieFls,
nrrnfuia ~ what you viii, there u huf
one SURE. SAFE was 90 ouru q. Ask az
any drug store Tor tino bottle q
s 5. end goa are then on the road 90
health The action - ,hle remarilahle
remedg o. Just az direct. lus' az positive,
just AZ certain IN ils influence as THAT
the sun rises IN the etst y Is one of
those fnre medical forces which act u
illf Mood wiih ihc sswe deafee az cffi
iainty that la found ia on natural ton.
denotes. The manner In which u dqm.
mates ard controls tae mysterious trains.
Terence ~ rich. red. pure arieriai hle0a
Tor the diseased venoua blood u MIR
veinus
out through every skin pore aciie.
germs and other blnod lmrHritien are
forced ln the form 90 Invisible vafAf.
The mnrs breathe y ON. the liver y
stimulated a. consume great proper
ton ~ impurities, The stomach ana 81.
tegflneH cease tn convoy ihfn tho blood
strsain the tataTrhai fnniarial EerIne.
tire hnweis fiineya bissi'ief and AZ
susuuetorlea ~ inc hoda arc marshaiied
into a Gghtinr force % expei every ve~
tire ~ eriptive disease
Tnnfo Ia scarcely Community any.
where hut whas hiss a. livinE example
81 the Wnnderfnl curative effects ~
81 s. Grt battic ~ this famous
remedy today. and " your case u stub
born ~ peculiar write % The swift she.
oinc Co. la5 swift Rlag- Atlanta c.t
'rheir medical laboratory ~ famous ana
u conducted hy renowned expert ~
blood and skig diseases,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
TEN YEAR OLD TOTS
PROVE MARVEL
TO POLICE
Girls Beat Their Way From
Idaho to Salt Lake and
Promptly Proceed to Rob
Jewelry Store.

tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening ncraidl
Salt Lake CITY, Feb. z6.--Atter
beating their way 60 this city from
Pocatollo. Idaho. Mildred Fre,enstlne
and Bernice Simpson. both 81 whom
are month short of ten years old.
Proceeded to enrich themselves ar
the jewelry counter of local de-
pnriment store Yesterday afternoon.
They were caught in the act ana turn
"a over "a the police,
IN spite 90 their tender years the
tots were wen ycrsed In the slang o.
the street aud without tear or sign
of fright t"ld the police that they
had beat a. from their home in Pc
catciie.
They explained that after they had
boarded the train u kind hearted pas
songer covered them with hls over
coat and Ia this way they escaped Che
eyes OF the conductor. when asked
30 thcy had had anything 70 eat. ono
N TIE girls replied, cot coarse we
. Vvel hooked ms rirE for thirty
'fehis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

come. "a delight
r'utfu music i- always expected
of Mrz. Mabel stevens Him0c. che
dld not dis8rpuiut hcr audience last
night loo usr brilliant playing of tho
% .rlIt. i.-H BaiusudIc. YuIk
which uruugut out au 90 nor mystery
FOOT fnr instrument Hrr encore. using
'H, ...t HInl "u'y. ln o. very beautiful
ru,'uHt. NJs uu. uu.l utauuiul iu
tome. pui O. technical mJr,t.
Mrs Ralph Henderson b. yioliu-
-iu who deserves o. larger field Sh'
hJ- perfect execution. brillioncy tone
Hud stage prp-,uc, and her pl1y.us
u-f night was evidently % treat q
h.r audience. Miss Charlotte PrI''
Who sang 70 double number chdiur
with "ph Happy Day b. proving DO
DO. ONE col th, most popular musicians
bon Albuquerque ts she certainly b. on,
ni the most deserving. for within a
very short time her voice has grown
into 30 big one and her singing b. y>.
y.Iirut
Mrs. Eoy Mcdonald and Mr. John
Iulk'uhuIE sang the tAird act duct
from Faust ANA sang "a $50 well that
au encore was demanded. while Miss
Mary N,ric musical dircctrcss eel,
the university with b,r chorus co.:
white Euwu,d young ladies. mad a
decided htt and finally had 90 sing
30 IHO. diitE That went even further
with th, audience than tho program
uumbsrs,
Altogether 10 was charming and
most artistic first part and paved the
VH. beautifully for the singing of the
Persian Garden. This presentation
was 90 tisiin, musical achievement
Tor Nlhuuucrauc. o. was sung arts.
tic,lly aud Nhan mat h. said enough
Be- said. N"r th& music requires artis-
%" Interpretation u was we'll dome
ana thoroughly enjoyed The sing.
eos W,rv Airs Adu pr1roc WIuu. so-
prHuo. Mr.. Eoy Mcdonald. mc2zu:
Mr. John D, I'alEcnhuIS, baritone;
Mr. Charles andrew tenor Mrs.
Mabel St,Nens liimo.'s a,compaai-
m'ut was perfect Tho music is
charming, complicated. complex. bul
10 w1s presented last night with per-
iocilou cot tone ana direction that
would huN, done a.. dit to % big or
/ 'hosttu. with concerts like those
musical enthusiasm in Albuquerque o.
/ likely io mount high
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
COURT WILL CALL
THE JURY TRIAL
DOCKET MAR. |
Forty-seven Cases on the List
at Present; Grand and
Petit Juries Begin Working
March IL.

Judge Efnnids. bon tho B.ruoUuo
county distinct court WIFI can the Jury
trial duebDf oft cases notified for trial
t sac coming March term cot court. CA
Thursday March 1871. ut go o'clock
r tho forenoon. There are an pros
rut ioru s't0n cases ON the docket.
because OFF Iue recent order of thc
court thot pumuts Wli he required 90
pay lurN foes 400 cases whore Jury
trials 1r" demanded, De- is likely chat
requests viii bc made iu number ~
instances TOE trials without jury The
Grand and rctit iurios VIII begin
WORKING march A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
DENVER BANK GIFTS
dlBOMIlNT IOH SttG.ai

Iudgmcnt against William q. sober.
tor SlIGgl and costs, WAS granted in
thr district court today. 20 the Capi-
eat National Bank OF Denver Judg-
mont was given on a promissory note.
In he gaso of isidro sandoyal ycr-
sus Hun,ug and Conncll the court
hold that tho pminun had failed io
establish his case. and that the de-
fondauts had failed a. prove their
counter claim. The defendants were
authorized 90 receiver tho costs ln the
casa and 90 retain 500 which the
piaintln alleged Was due him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
USED STETHOSCOPE
TO RECORD HIS
SUICIDE
Philadelphia Manufacturer
Sticks Knife in Heart Theu
Applies Instrument to Hear
Last Beats.


Philadelphia. Feo rs win h
kaleidoscope appiiod Go bis ears. Karl
W. -thpc' dor manufacturer of
s1rsieW INSTRUMENTS. yesterday listen
rd goo his heart record is dVms bcuts
after hc ha1 pierced that otstn with
90 sloei lance. scar tho body. which
was discovered in the rear ur hh.
store inc polig, round piccr oi
i"p,r 900 nHi,h VIs written the ng
ut's ,Hl rndlng wuh "es
Deputy Coroner MDAegy.r believes
thH is tho record OF me puisaii1us
~ghuoydcr rad Hrcngth 10 record Dee.
Tore his death ne Was IS yenrs Df
usr and huti been in r'or hcalth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
FREDDIE WEIGH MAY
NOT MEET 0BRIEN


ihh iRh5fu Wfr 20 tlfcainE Herald ]
philadelphia. Feb. 2aeA luton ln
tnc negotiations ir the match hotwccn
Freddie WEIGH. lightweight rhamnon
of England. and Dung Jack onrlen.
Was conveyed hv cable 20 OBricn's
brother Yesterday asking him "a dolo}
)oung Jacks sailing for Liverpool. ~
Welsh has declared be- viii not outcr
mo RING unless he D. guaranteed the
sum cot S. 900. Win, losn ur draw.
o'Brien cablod his brother had
would not accept that Matt Wells. or
che Australian champion. Nohegaa,
would bee satisfactory ut tho mme
weight