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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Gem pIimentary Hail

Last ,vrulug a complimentary and
farewell Lop To Miss Lillian lllrst wns
hrld at the San Felipe hotel. and was
one e the prcttiest aud incest hop
events ~ the season. The hop was CIV.
"n hy the young lady's friend and al.
mIrer, MIR, C. G. Hall, president OF the
Territorial FAIR association, invitation
cards having been printed ANA sent out
III the afternoon. and from these who
attended Tue CITIZEN learns. and is
pleased 10 announce, the affair n partic.
ular success and u great credit 30 Mr..
Hall The hop was noted Tor being ss
iect, social aud enjoyable aud there was
u general feeling among the guests, as
they expressed their thanks Tor the even
ings pleasure and their regrets FOR the
departure % Miss ll,rst, that they
would enjoy many such delight.
ful complimentary Hifalrs The
order oi dances consisted ~ twelve pop.
ular figures, but when the twelfth was
reached the fun and mirth were at full
! llue, anu tttTHl tAtIAs were tNllSu TOT
before the guests len Tor their homee.
The music, which Was par excellence and
OF u superior Order, wsa rendered by the
Democrat orchestra. The following were
present:
q, W, M.ylert and wife, W. Is. Chill.
ders and wife, Andrew Smith acd wife,
A. A. Keen and wife, NJ. &. Nettleton
and wife, W. \. Walton aud wife, j w.
Robins and wife, q. l.. Brooks and wife
u. Is. Ferguson aud wife, Bernard g.
Rodey and wife, Scion T. Rose aud wife,
| Mrs. McGinnls, Mrs. Albert Ei.emsnn.
Mrs. Judge lIaziedine, Major Wbam and
daughter, and DIR. a. +. Meyl ert and wife,
Of New York The following young
ladies and gentlemen were present:
Misses Virginia Sloan, Bessis Lay. Mag
gle Lee, Lima lIuning, and Miss Wright
OF Boston, and Miss Shnltz. % FL Paho
Msssrs. Georne Helmer, +. NJ. Rose. Sam
Sterne, Meylert Bruner, julius Else,
mann and Mr. Lafferty.
Miss liirst, who is one Of Albuquer.
que's lovely young ladies', left last night
for visit TO Detroit, Mich, aud New
! York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Only Truly Tremendous Tented Ezsf
billion OF the Universe.

Don't miss the GOLD CLEANING PARAps
at ~ a. IN. ~ show day. hcscFyed nambef opesss
ehair (at the regular price.) and Adplsss
tickets ~ the uslAl sliHht advance can "
tAinet At Pillsbury A Co.'S corner drug sioIs
the ,lAy 81 eIhibition. EXCURSION RATE
Low fares en- all rAllroAds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
LAT. SToCE ITEMS
\ class OF News ~ ia,~rc-, 10 s,sek
Halsera

Mayor Saint will ship from Grants To-.
day eighteen car loads - cattle To- knr.
sas Tho cattle are from the Acumn
Cattle companyH ranch.
J. s. IcCms,on arrived last night
from H." Dhnl mountains with two car
loads 20 hcci steers tur the blanchard
Meat and supply cumpNn! - thr cI,y.
W. u Slaughter, the vcll known aud
wealthy American valley cattle uwtrt,
NIL rmp g. day 'tum Magdalena Ail
s,r"tf ~ Superior, Metz. The steers
Mere purchased 10y \ q. McCnrkc
q /" l'ruuks ships To- day 80 Eutruio
Monio!n, 1t san Antonio. y VI, one
ear loni ~ French Mctuu bucks rn,s,d
10y the well known firm ~ Dagss Bros,
who's" extensive ranges nrr N the vc,n
ny ~ Flagstaff
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ped from Mhada'rra ~ H." 2ld ~ Gri,.
soo. Kan. 80 steers. nll - thotr ,lu
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Rheumatism 10 caused by a poisonous
acid in the blood aud yields To Ayers
Fills, Many oasss which seem chronic
and hopeless have been completely cured
by this medicine. II will coat but little
TO try what effect the pills may have IN
your case. We predict success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
= crazy Passenger.

Among the passengers from the west
on tp.day's transfer train, was Charles
Buchcle, n German. r. years ~ age.
and he ~ insane. lie was passenger on
No. ., east bound, and just before the
train reached Winslow yesterday he ~
hlbilcd signs ot possessing n hIghty
mind, watching the bell cord aud grab
bng at imaginary devils Between Win
slow and hardy lie jumped oiT, aud nj
llardy's he wAH missed from the tram.
A Telegram was then sent back to Win
slow FOR the next east bound train, No.
1, 10 watch out Tor the mls' rg passeu.
ger.
| John Carr, u workman, happened to
| he walking gu the track between Hardy
and WusloV. and seeing the man, pet
suRded him To- 20 to Wlnslow with hun.
Buchels had walled the Little Colorado
river and Was thoroughly vet A. W'n.
slow Hurry Castle aud John Carr were
| placed IN chang of the crazy man, put
on No. passenger tram, aud nj the
washouis they were transferred To Tia.
special from this clty, arriving here at
! l2ij o'clock y. III. II became necessary
| To tie hlm with good siEel rope yester
day afternoon aud night IN order 10 keep
him que, aud prevent him from niur
ing himself, although be appears quiet
to day. lie ImasIncs that he has killed
some persul and that they and the
devils nre after him, he also states IN at
while On trip one time to Cleveland,
OHIO. be became millionaire IN "a day =
time
lie has all sorts Of halluclnations and
hls mind wanderr from one subject Ia
another. lie Is from San FraucIecu
where no states that he was black.
smith, aud has ticket M far as kansaf
City. He claims tn be originally from
Allegheny City. Penn, whore hs wife
and four children low reside. From
William Walsh, u passenger who trav
eled with him all day Wednesday, It IL
learned that the man was perfectly ra
tlonal and at no time allowed insanity
until the train neared Winslow. II,
states that on the cars he was iudulg
ing in some drinks bi, not TO cXcess
Buchele will be retained here until HI,
folks are heard from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
The IlAnIOn.N otter.

The must daring and accomplished
acr.nllsls ~ the world to day, are the
llau.pn NN."rs. Hitherto they have re-
fused To appear under ruuNhrs, but the
prIuccly salary offered theses dIstln.
Ruishrd n"rIHlis,s 10y the management ~
.hc Adam Furrraugh Shove, hns induced
them t. aIsucIat" themselves with the
exhibition Tor the present season.
These "autocrats ~ aerial art" have
twice travelled around the world, and ap
pcarcd before nearly every prince and
putentatc - the old world Their yer
fnrmancc ~ the great aerial act known
as the Leap Tor l.,'c, presents IT," most
superb display Of reckless daring and
gymnnstic skill the world has ever Wit
messed. while the understandable ease, -lc
gaucc aud artistic execution ~ all their
aerial acta, prove them justly entitled L.
the reputation ~ being the greatest II
all living symnasts and aerlaliEts. They
constitute stellar attraction IN the great
furcpnugh Show, which Is To exhibit
here on "Wednesday, bctS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Yuma Prisons Fir-t Inmate.

The Yuma Times gives the following
account Of that penitential parsonage:
Last Friday William Hall walked out o.
the Yuma penitentiary Tor tho third
time frea man once more Hall stands
on the prison register az No |, being the
first convict committed after the estab.
lish ment OF the institution at that place,
This was 10 May,ls75 Ills sentence was
for life for manslaughtsr committed in
Pima county, There being no build.
ings that time, Hall spent the year or
90 OF his sentence in the county Jail, lie
was pardonsd and released in July, 1884,
His next sentence was for grand larceny
in Piuai county, and he arriv ed at the
prison again in 1896 on a two. year term,
His behavior was good and he received
credits, no that he was entitled 10 DIS
charge in July 1888. Next he was 10.
dcted Tor the came offence in MsrIcopa
county, under alias j. J. Hunk, found
guilty and given three-year term, ar.
irving at Yuma on May 18th, 1880,
Again his behavior was good and his
credits amounted TO eight mont this, which
was deducted from his time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

his full hand on the windlaas and Tel,
back shocked ~ the very bones ~ his
body. His ha, flew from his head and
struck With force against u house, his
badge was pulled from tia fastening, his
"Lilly' jumpsd out VI HE coat pocket
into n puol ~ wstet near by. and his
pistol hung loosely On the hammer from
his hip pocket, For n moment he was
without authority as pe,cc officer,
with dozen kids near by ,ndulsiug in
tho greatest laugh u their hvea. lie
recovered himself. and on crossing
the street To- the south side met Marshal
Msn,on and the reporter, 10 whom he r.
latcd his experience. The marshal also
tried the wiudlaas and received shock,
the kids enjoying another good laugh.
A few seconds later Lew Preston, the
electrician at tie works, came along and
was told that the wiudlRsa was danger
ously charged. "Oh," he replied, "only
slightly" and he placed ons ot hs fingers
against the wlnjlass, To day the finger
IN wrapped IN rag, be,ug BADLY burned
Moral Keep your hands wi the clrc.
tire w,ndlHss during wet weather.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

l.. =, Miller 4 Co, OF Stockton, Cali
fornia, have In press fine line OF books
suitable for holiday trade. Dealers will
do we'll TO consult with them. The holi.
days viii soon be here, and It lie time to
look up catalogues. 10 the line Of
Christmas books MeSsrs. Miller 4 Co..
can suit all tastes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

Boone and Carlotta the world famed
lion tamers, who exhibit their lions LID.
Grated and uumuzzled in the circus ring.
are assisted in their performance by a
German hanting hound, which ans wers
to the name OF "Saxon." The dog was
presented 10 Col Boone, by Count Bic.
mark, These dogs are known in Ger.
many as the boar hound" and are used
in hunting the wild boar. and IL il only
dogs oi this breed that will not run from
lion. Saxon accompanies the lions
throughout their entire performance,
lie IL To the lions what the shepherds
dog is to the Hook, no urges them on.
stands guard over them, and In ever
ready 10 do his masters bidding. lie IL
utterly feaFless, and 10 lee this intell
gent dog running after the lions, bark.
ing at them, nipping at their heels, and
assisting them in their difficult Rcta, ia
delightful Said Col. Boone II would
not take a thousand times his weight in
gold Tor this noble dog" Boone and
his lions will be here with Adam Fore.
paugh's show, on Wednesday October :.
\ territorial weather service will be
started in Arizona in few months, un.
der the supervision " Mf Hayden, in
charge OF the signal service instruments
at the university. One observer will bs
appointed N each county, with possibly
seveta! more voluntary observers. The
observers will report regularly TO the
Tucson station.
II that lady at the lecture the other
night only knew how nicely Halls Hair
iienewer would remove dandruf and i'm.
prove the hair she would buy q bottle,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
ipi-xu-trd. ne sell. Out.

Pedro Il ii" Lama, the dlsgusted part
nor III the publication Of III Dcfensor del
Pueblo, yesterday consummated the sale
~ oil his interest IN the concern to Au.
Rustln Barln, ex priest ~ Pena Blanca.
Mr. Lama, who IA Spanish gentle.
man, was thoroughly d'sgnsted and dis
satisfied with the manner and tone in
which III Dcfensor del Pueblo Was being
conducted 10y Juan Herrera, late OF San
Miguel county, and in order to quit his
presence and association sacrificed his
interest Tor 500, lie left last night Tor
his home nj Lhs Cruces, and before 90
ing he infatuated to u few 81 his intimate
iriends that the recent articles against
the Catholic clergy we're written while
he was \away from the office and by a
person who formerly wore the garb Of a
clergyman.
Capt. W 4. Albeit, who has long
been with Messrs. percival Il lIat,on,
real estate and insurance brokers, Des
MONIES, Iowa, and is one ~ the beet
known aud mOst respected business men
IN tina city, says; II can testify 10 the
good qualities ~ Chanlberlln's Cough
Remedy, Having used Il in my family
Tor thu past clght years, can safely say
Il has no equal Tor either colds or Group"
n cent bottles for sale by Thos, II. Bur.
Ress 4 Son, Druggists.
just how an Alternative medicine
clcanses the system is AN open question
but that Ayers SarsapGrIlla iocs pro,
duce radical change in the blood il
well a.iested on all sides, II in every
where considered the best remedy for
blood disorders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

A
up TO the Santa 70 hospital 10y bis friends
come months ago where he could receive
kind and better treatment. haa returned
very little better Blight years nsr. Ian
sullivan wue one ~ etrorg-s, men ~
tho city, M Lthlstr. but rhcum ,tism las
conquered his strength nnd la now dtass
| himself along ~ u spaii's pai'. having a.
use cane ~ u. walks Tmp CitillS
would like To 80" him once mute eit'ng
AMI m good health
/ Now that tho fNt B., rNcr tie pfilc
| light ended mud the seven dayt' rush
r'us"d With rucC,.rtu th' citS aud all ~
lts people, lev, the Athletic npsucintiun
get together and hu s.mctltns Paul
&C. dc lt1atclli, instructor u eNmnha'ics
a,hlrtrs. fencing and general physical
/ training, who 10 ~ present with the
| puchlo, Col, Athletic club, would like
I tn CEN" t. th,a rily uld hc instructor -
Size lurtl rluh. tie ~ u well ktuwn
/ nthl"tl' gentleman, ard his letter which
,ru''oc.,d ~ the ir,s,d''t " secretary
- the home club, runtalu- recommend
niluuu winch prove hun t. 49, ,irp' rlits
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The l"a,, rams winch pr, rriutir,
Atlantic 4 p.rliir roads, are inr cause
- the dr.uya which the trans are al
,r,o,ru' rAp"t,curirs
llc north bound ,m,scufrr 'rum th,
,..'l aI.,cI ,rr hour ,n,, its' rrght
hu' u, Na-hpUl- ~, reported Vt sV
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rut'h aud south - Surn'tu and Srr
Mar ..H,, s.uw running ~ necessary. nm,
that Na- the cause q the delay Ia Ia,
north h"urI tram.
so ,rars from the u.r,n arrived las
night N"r Ration, o,t,, >c,tsrua,
m.rn'us, u trough, Nrr.N u.,'Ir.rd. At,
Nus. ! ard , are ur -" ,'rr i.!r,f a.,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
ni.tLngnIshrd NL-,ior-

TIC Hons. james " Bafcn, aud G.
Cameron. = =, ,iaul. m,n,hrra - tie
Eu.nsh tarl,mc,t. ARE guests a, the
r...c. hot, ~ ,iu,. The gentlemen ntr
A. tie hrni ~ the Colorado Npftr trr 4
lr,rstul"I COMPANY, and the, hrr ir,v.
cling IN u .prc,nl car m rumpar, with
tho Denver officers - ,ncir CORPORATION.
IhrH. are Mr = i. Gilmore. IA, general
manager, rtd Mr. " T. Mlcr.u't,rury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

ing the liqour 10 got drunk She 10 What
IL termed "oommon etreet walker" and
Indications nrc sulllcient ,o Glaze her
among the very lowest ~ prostitutes
disease ridden hlsr. Wet rdNy morning
che vac picked ur IN u drunken stupor
on Frat street 10 front - prntts grocery
y ore and taken tn tho city jail lsster
day che refused a. talk, but to-day she
talked u httc H. Marshal Mhs,on
gave her iamo after much rclnc
lance ~ mentioned above, but Whi'h
Ia considered Httnus, stated that
Ger father aud mother are both dead,
aud when asked u she mas any brothers
uf ti,Icrs uNiug, cad tina, u sister, named
Muul" Palmer tr-Idrd iu 81 LOUIS but
Tier tot suc Wandered, md ~ the short
t,ur occupied tu o." cIu,"tsit,u shr
cohtradctel hcrHo,' frequently ll'r
coalition At Irrsr'l i' distressing she
hat reached tie loves, depths ~ nct
miserable uN,s'.ucr, hHs lost a., her
Numauhp,d hnd dcccucy, tut slc can
ic h" saved. IN years pas. she kuoS u
uritrr HE, and was mothers bright
cl,d daggut,r. Let irr eoui women
Who luuk after purh fallen creature. VI
N-s'gatc tus crr, aud s,, tha, her
I"up'c, Il there Ht ANY Nhu care t,r ter
ku.N her condition..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

In their death-defJing Leap for Life" NJ
thr~..' items
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-22
WORK OF The CYCLONE.
Three Persons Killed and a Score Of Others
Seriously Injured.

MEXICO Mo.), May 21.-The cyclone
which passed over the northern portion of
Andrain County yesterday killed three per-
sons and seriously injured score of others,
of whom four will die. The track of the
storm is about one hundred yards wide.
The residences of Alexander Carter, Will
lam Powell, the billiard Brothers, 3.
Kunkel. George Crane, William Y0etmeier,
T. b. Ham, Valentine Erdell, S. S. Norris,
A. Ahlfeldt, j. NJ. Menefee and John
Doerger were literally torn to pieces. Kun
KEEL received injuries from which he died
within an hour. His sons, Otto and Henry,
were severely hurt. YOetmeier, his wife
and child and Clarence Harvey, who was
visiting there, were badly cut and bruised
S. s. Norris house was blown TO pieces,
and seven members of the family were in
jured. Three of them, Miss Gertie Fletcher,
Mrs. Scale and a small child, cannot live.
Close at hand was the house of John
Doerger, which was also demolished. His
six-year- old daughter was killed, and the
remainder of his family, five in number,
were painfully Injured. All Of Doerger's
stock was killed. Three men, Mason Ker-
man, Thomas and Homer Rogers, seeing the
storm, laid fiat on the ground and clasped
hands. Homer, who was in the middle,
was killed, while the other two were unin-
jured.
In the western part of the county the
worst damage was done at the farm of j. A.
Harrison. His son was blown half a mile
and lodged in tree, fatally injured. Hun
dreds of cattle, hogs and sheep were killed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-22
THE new PARTY.
Resolutions Adopted by the EX-
eCutiVe Committee.
Provisions for Systematic Organization in
ALI States and Territories.
Eastern Opinions Of the MOVament-YieES
OF Prominent Member Of the
Farmers Alliance.
Epecial to THE MoRNINa CALI

CINCINNATI, May 21.-At meeting Of
the Executive Committee of the Peoples
party to-day it was resolved to authorize the
Issue Of call for voluntary contributions.
1t was also resolved that National Execu-
live Committee be formed to consist of the
Chairman. Secretary, Treasurer and four
members. The four elected are: George +.
Washburn of Massachusetts, g. f. Gather
cf Alabama, lgnatius Donnelly of Mime
sofa and j. III. Davis Of Texas.
The committee then adjourned subject TO
the call of the Executive Committee. This
latter committee met Immediately afterward
and elected Robert Schilling Permanent
Secretary and NJ. G. Rankin Permanent
Treasurer. Resolutions were adopted pro-
Vding for the appointment of State, county
and local committees of the Peoples party
in each State for systematic organization and
the furtherance of the work, and providing
that the secretaries Of each committee SHALL.
as soon as the same is constituted, report
the names of off rers aud members to Robert
Schilling OF Milwaukee. In the absence of
the Executive Committee the Chairman and
Secretary were given authority to organize
a State or Territory not represented at the
Cincinnati Convention by the appointment
Of a committee of three members, who shall
proceed to organize as in the other States.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Shortage Discovered Arrest Of Bank on
CiaIS-FaISi6ed Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The statement
of the condition of the Penn Safe Deposit
aud Trust Com pany, which recently assigned,
shows an apparent deficit Of 500, 600 between
the assets and liabilities.
Francis NJ. Kennedy, President, and Henry
II. Kennedy. cashier of the suspended Spring
Garden National Bank, have been arrested
upon a warrant sworn out by depositorS of
the bank, charging them with receiving
deposits when they knew that the bank was
insolvent.
The hearing of President Marsh and ex-
Assistant Cashier Lawrence, charged with
falsifying the returns of the Keystone Ma
tional Bank to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency, was continued here this afternoon
before the United States Commissioner.
When Marsh's name was called he did not
answer, and his counsel stated he did not
know where Marsh was, or whether he would
be present or not, as he had not seen him
since last Saturday.
Boston, May 21.-The Davis Shoe Com
pany, it is reported, owe about S235,00 in
open accounts, due for merchandise. The
great bulk of the Indebtedness is for notes
yet to mature and contingent liabilities. No
definite statement of the affairs will be
given out until a meeting of the creditors
Monday next.
RICHMOND VA, May 1.-THE Davis
Shoe Company, a corporation chartered by
Maine, which operated an extensive factory
at the State Penitentiary, has made an as
signment. The liabilities of the Richmond
branch are $4,000.
NEW YORK. May 21.-A morning paper
says the failure Of the insurance brokerage
firm of Satterlee, BOstwick IL Martin is an
nounced. From the charges made by the
most reputable underwriters of New York,
and from statements of the President or
Resident Manager of the greatest insurance
corporation of the country, it appears that
for nearly year certain members of the
firm Systematically misaDpropriated funds
placed in their hands Tor the pay ment of
various corporations. The amount involved
in this neglect to pay the premiums and
losses which this firm collected as agents
reached nearly S151000, but owing to the
sacrifices of property owned by the two
elder members of the house this sum has
been lesSeued considerably. There are,
however, still outstanding number of OBJ
legations incurred after the method which
caused the ruin of the brokers, whose ag-
gregate shows how loosely are conducted
transactions between insurance companies
and brokers