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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25


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last night TO Chihcothe, Ohio, 10y Under
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
GONE " RON,.
Thr N~scs-or Of NRienria teubtJ
charged Mth IorEery

u l.. l,aca. con " Roman \ lIaca. ~
San Mate, aud asscs,,rr ~ Valencia
coun'y, cts charged with forging his IN
there name, nrd has lett the territory
An brur,n from the FL paru Tribune
shows thnt he Wa ~ that r,ty n Few
lays Az. tie ~ u bright SouuR man,
aud had many friends Who regret the
bad break be- has made Yesterday ~
ISps Luuas ,Np cas-, - forgery came Wy
against ban, but be- d,d not appear ior
tuUl Col j Francs Chavcs wi, settle
up hls business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
uiL,iNG At ,EHaiLLo~
= Desperate she, and E,iiea ny .
DepuD Shrrin.

= De-prrsas sho, and E,i,ea ny .
DeputS Sh~riH.
James FAirseather,a miner lately from
Colorado aud employed NJ the CAsh
Entry iot sLott time, WIS shot aud in.
stautly KILLED Mt Cerriloa Tuesday after.
noon 10y H. NJ CrutchhelI, deputy
sheriff
The Ne" Mexican says It appears that
fairweather had been discharged by the
Cash Entry management and went TO
Cerrillos To have his time check cashed.
While there he got into u row with aev.
rfal miners, drew hlr gun and threaten.
rd 20 XIII one ~ more ~ them. Deputy
Sheriff Crutchiirld saw tho gun play,
Aud, seeing that the fellow meant
~, ruuc"HlinR i abnut his person. A
short tame R'tatWafd he WAS called upon
10y the miners Who had been threatened
tu ~ aud arrest fHifNeAther The officer
iuuud hia man sitt,ng down ~ d,nncr IN
"a thlu",c restaurant, and ~ lac entereSl
the d"pt called upon him Ia surrender.
fait~"a,h"t tprnng w ard drew he
weapon Crutchhcld did likewise. con
tuuIng To- advance, aud twice command.
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weather. heart and caused instant
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CHAVEZ ~ What had happened aud gave
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differ HIS bod! WAS INFERRED yesterday
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and s"l' pnss''aN"d under all c'rcum
stances ana man HniN'tH"lly respected
Tor h'S upright CHARACTER.
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= business IN increasing No rap'uy 'h"'
e needs more store room
n A numb.r Of young ladies OF the CT,
4 have organized a violin clue. The fir
!, meeting was held at the residence OF
W Spencer last evening.
I The Moqu, snake dance will take pla
q At the FIRST Moqui village on Augu
I i7lh. We understand that a number
,, people from this city will attend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
0ppssislou 20 Quay

Philadelphia, july H.-New signsturs
OF prominent republicans are being ob
tanned daily to the Anti Quay circulI
which was recently adopted at meeting
OF independent republicans in this city
Copcs Of the appeal had been sen'
throughout the state and vigorous
effort is being made To enlist the sup
port Of republicans everywhere with .
view OF crystalizing tho Anti Quay ole
ment in advance OF the state con veptiOs
TO he held in September next, OF tbs
two hundred or more signatures Oh
tanned 10 this city, seventy are thoss q
large employers Of labor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
LAND oEYsCs slsaNEss
what the u~cera- ef the ssnts Ne or
ace show for the Past Wear.

The following IL n summary OF the
business transacted 81 the United States
land Office at Santa Pc from July ], lSoo,
until July !, 1891;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Duaky Romance.

Chicago, July IA romance OF inter.
eat to colorcd society circles in this city
and ~. Joseph is on the docket OF Jus.
tice Wallace's court to-day. Last May
Fred. Wilson, a dashng Young tnlorsd
dux Of this city, formed the acauaintanec
OF Fila Davis, the belle OF ST. Joseph'l
colored society. The latter was engas
oil To one John Reagan, and was to hav,
been married on June ~. Tbs
night before she eloped with Wilson
The deserted lover started on the war
path, but it took two detectives ten day
TO run down the couple, who were found
living together ia tho southern outskirts
Of the city. They we're arrested on Res
gan's complaint, but just what char9,
can be preferred against them ~ ma,
ter that 10 puzzllng the detectives to
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Investigating Americas Trade.

New York, July A.-Among the Pcs
sengers who are due here 10 day on The
White Star Steamer Teutonic 10 Hon. c
+. Howard Vincent, who represents The
great cutlery manufacturing city q
Sheffield m Conservative member OF the
House Of Commons. lIe Is noted %
litical ECONOMIST and writer on tinanc'sI
topics. Colonel Howard Vincent ss
route for Canada IN delegate Of The
United Empire Trade League for The
purpose Of Investigating the progress q
the federation scheme and kindred pfc
Iects.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

The evils resulting from habitual COS
tiveness arc many and serious; but the
use OF harsh, drastic pursatiyes 10 quite
as dangerous. IA Ayers Pills, however,
the patient has q mild but effective
sperispt, superior 70 oil others, especial
ly fol- family uss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Pilgrim ChApiaIa statue.

Fukrim thhpthu Etath~'
New York, July -, A dispatch froa
Amsterdam Gays that the memoirs
erected II, Ieyden, near that city. to tn
honor oi the Rev. John Robinson. pass0i
in Holland Of the Pilgrim Fathers and
who was one 81 the passengers on 'h
May flower, sctt ing in Plymouth in io3
was unveiled this morning with solsH'
and imposing ceremonies, The memo
rial stands in the south west nave q
~. Peters Church. A large number "
trsyelIng Americans were present
&C. Hall, the popderous president =
the Fair association, 10 making toufs
Arizona In the interest OF the fair s''
providing he does not get foundersd =
his favorite fruit, watermelon, W
doubtless bring back encouraging %"
from that territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25
Honorable Mention

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''' vow ".'. ''.. W., .'',' nus
luHtrH''"d Nd.u'Hn' GENERAL Fletcher ~
pun. .p iNr unurs m ORDER that thuso
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-25

lhc SILVER lliS S'ntlhel says hhlph
llGlluran, the omuiprescut insurance man
from Albuquerque, IL ~ town on busi'
ncsa.
Tn" buard 81 exposition managers Tor
New MrNrco meet ~ hlhupuerque next
week, Mayor Thornton, chairman 81 the
board, viii attend,
Vt san Pedro mining camp u iir" de
sttuyed tho large building opposite the
Cactus sauou. The tire originated from
lamp lei, burning IN the building.
Mayor SAINT and the city council lie
s>Svc III" praise and credit uf the people
/ Of the city Tor the improvements made In
taking down the dradialls and old
pprches on Railroad avenue. The street
/ looks very much better
. Prot &. r.. ligbee, late principal OF
/ the Methodist college, IN this city, has
received the appointment ~ assistant
principal ~ the Trinidad public schools
aud has removed with his family to that
city, Il, is good mas ard u splendid
educator
No news has been received from tn,
mise ,.g Page boy, who ran away from
homo few weeks Hgo His father hni
used every ciior, ia h,s power TO discover
his whereabouts. lie was tracked tC
the railroad from the ranch, He RAJ
away once before and this time appear
g. have made good his escape from
home.
The Flnmbcau club held we'll attend
ed meeting la-t evening aud elected tn,
following officers Captain, John Bora
daly. nrrt lieutenant, lcverltt Clark
second lieutenant, George NJ, Cundiff
treasurer, G. Il. lIawley; secretary, EG
ward Mrdlcr, custudtan, Thee, Iimmer
The company viii meet Tor drlll ever!
wednesday evening,
Mr. Florenriu Sandnyal IL now engag
eel IN collecting the agricultural eXhlbit
Tor this county Tor the Territorial fair
lie may be- SdlFcssed at old Albuquer
que. aud exhibits may be- left Tor HIM a
the court LuuGc, where he will stor,
them until the exhibition opens, II,
hopes t. secure line exhibit u the AZ
rcutural and fruit products Of ia,
country, and viii carefully arrange III,
same ~ the exhibition hall.
A negro from this city was on tn,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

Who Is going 70 pay for all those tona
81 grapes the New York state board Of
health destroyed After series or az
periments carefully made. after study
ing the remedies the French vineyard
men applied In similar cases. the United
States agricultural department recon-
mended all grape growers whose vines
were troubled by insec, pests to spray
them with certain mixture whose in
gradients were given. All at once the
New York board of health concluded to
declare that grapes sprayed with the
mixture were poisonous. although the
United States agricultural department
says that man would have to eat ton
Of grapes that had been sprayed eight
times with the mixture before he could
get dose Of poison large enough to kill
him The question now before those in
terested is this. Is the New York state
board Of health "bigger man" than the
United States agricultural Department.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19
Louisiana and the Lottery.

Speaking Of the decision OF tho su-
preme court Of Louisiana that the pro-
posed lottery amendment to the state
constitution has been properly enacted
and must be submitted to popular vote,
The Christian Union says it was against
the opinion Of perhaps four-fifths Of the
lawyers OF the state.
The Christian Union remarks Of the
legal decision;
II II widely looked upon m a corrupt decision
and a. another illustration Of the grip which
the lottery company will have upon every de-
partment OF the state government for the next
twenty-five years In case II ID rechartered. II
Il, indeed, the recognition that the state cannot
sell itself without being owned body and soul
by its purchaser that has At last aroused the
patriotic sentiment. AZ well as the moral senti
ment, Of the public against the amendment
A million two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars year -four-hfths Of Il drawn from other
states would be an almost irresistible appeal
10 state selfshness. did not It's acceptance Ill
volve the nidication Of self government for the
sake Of government by the great gambling cor
poration. Tho experience Of the last few years
has indicated what this would mean. Not
only in political life but also in social life and
business life and even In church life, the
power of the company has made itself felt.
Churches were muzzled by the munifieence of
the lottery company's contributions TO their
support and to the support OF their charities
During this campaign the lottery company is
reported to have offered the Catholic arch
bishop TO pay of all the church mortgages in
his diocese II he would accept the gift. I'd his
honor. and to the honor OF his church. the gift
WAS reflected
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19
Nothing Permanent bu. Change. :

In the mechanical and industrial world
nothing is so certain as that every year
new inventions and methods supersede
those Of the year before. AS steam fol
lowed horse power, so does electricity
promise -torsupersede steam The tele-
graph looked like miracle when it was
invented. and so it is, miracle OF mod
ern science But incontestable facts are
furnished which hint at a time when
even the telegraph may be- replaced by
something beside which it will seem
cumbersome and unsatisfactory That
is thought transference direct, now ac-
knowledged to be fact by men of sci
ence. Will not the great Edison spring
up in a not far distant day who shall in
vent the method of telegraphing directly
from one mind to another. separated by
no matter how great distances At any
rate. it is not safe to say that such in
ventor will not appear
Even mankind's ideal Of physical
beauty changes from generation to gen
Grafton. The beautiful. female figure OF
forty years ago was one that was too
fragile apparently to hold itself erect
The head dropped meekly forward; the
shoulders dropped and stopped into a
curve which if seen now would stamp a
woman as being round shouldered Now
the shoulders must be erect and squared.
the back flat and the head held bravely
and sauclly up The regular Grecian
nose and profile have vanished in favor
Of the slightly firu chin and nose tip
tilted The girl who goes in for ath-
letics'is the one most admired by all but
very old fashioned people
And now let US remember IN the
world of Thought and opinion precisely
the same changes go on, The thought
revolution, is one that progresses eter
nally Medicine and hygiene are not the
same. social and political economy are
not the same, even theological beliefs
are not the same as they were Through
suffering and struggle. through violence
even. mankind moves steadily forward
in the direction Of gentler, kindlier,l more
tolerant thought The Twentieth cen
fury will usher in some Of the most start
ling changes of all
Fifty years ago there We're those whc
believed that African slavery would ex
ist forever The most advanced chemist
Of fifty years ago would scarcely recog
nize- his favorite science if he were tc
j come back today ,'S''%
! 1 The lesson? The lesson IS that ne who
Mould be on the safe side must hold him
self ever ready to learn new and bettel
things Only truth, honor. honesty. gen
tieness and good win last and remain
forever
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

Every year the navies and armies Of
Europe grow larger and their guns heav-
Ter. and every year the Universal Peace
society meets, passes its little resolu
tons and adJourns again. This year the
society will hold its annual international
congress under the very nose of some of
the greatest guns in the world at Rome
Perhaps their gentle speeches and pa
pers may IN course Of time start move
ment in favor Of universal peace, but
things do MOI look that way 1t looks
rather as il the ornaments of thenations
will IN time peeone SO monstrous and
their weapons so destructive that they
will he afraid to. fight one another, and
so adopt universal disarnins. If the
armies otLontinental Europe continue
to grow AS they have been doing. there
will come a period when nearly all the
ablebodled men will be soldiers and not a
sufficient. number will be left to feed the
rest.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

Director-General Davis will start
within two weeks with special com
mission for Mexico to help President
Diaz get an appropriation Of s750,O00
for the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Potter
Palmer has consented to accompany
the commission at the request Of Mrs.
Diaz.. Potter Palmer will represent
the Chicago Board on the commission.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19
7
Morocco Is still feeling the evils Sc a

Morocco Is still feeling the evils Of a
war that occurred thirty-one years ago.
AT Tangicr, hacbief port, the Govern
ment levies duties Of 10 per cent. upon
all imported goods, and hair If this
total revenues appropriated By Spain,
TO apply toward the.war Indemnity,
which is only partly paid The war
between Spain andAAIorocco occurred
in 1860. and Spaipintendsthat Morocco
shall bear the entire cost Of it.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

One hundred years ago. IN September.
1871. the Jews Of France were hrst eman-
cipated and placed on an equality. legally
and civilly, with other French citizenA
In the recent celebration that comment
GRATED the event French Jews had the
great happiness Of pointing 70 long list
Of, illustrious names-th those Of statesmen.
authors and splendid fnanciers-that
their race had given to the mother coun-
try in return for It's Acknowledgement
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

The efforts for the retrial and prob
able release Or Mrs. Maybrick are TAX
ing definite shape. Subscriptions for
that purpose are being sent in from
prominent persons all over the coun-
try whoeannot be accused Of sentiment
tality. The Blaine family started the
subscription with 5000. Hard facts
sometimes go farther than sentiment
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

A new invention that will doubtless
$50" next summer when the swimming
season sets in again is a webbed rubber
glove for use in the water Young
swimmers find one of the most difficult
points TO learn Is TO keep their fingers to-
gether in the water With the webbed
glove TINS will not be necessary. as the
swimmer will then be web fingered and
can safely compete with the Newtound-
land dog
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

A paragraph which periodically APP
pears in the press has just come round
again. 1t is the solemn announcement
that the President Of the Swiss Repub-
lie Is paid only $4,000 year. But,
then, $1,000 year will buy as much
in Bernie as $4,000 year will pur-
chase in Washington.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

BY the law Of France the fund Of
$4,000 on deposit in Parnell's name
in the Bank Of France viii be inherited
by Parnell's widow and by his brother,
John Howard Parnell, Of Atlanta The
latter says he will not touch a penny
'os it, and every Nationalist who con
tributed toNthe fund will admit that he
is gentleman Of wisdom and discre-
ton.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

The pew Dashed 4-inch naval gun
with which the government has been
experimenting. is pronounced to De the
quickest rapid firing gun in the world
This wicked little American machine re
Gently, while charged with brown pow
der, fired five rounds in seventeen sec
onds
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

Tea sorgkum sue,r en- - nsda
Three Kansas f.otoris1 produced half :
million pounds during ssptsmbsr. and
WIN receive among them ths governments
bounty Of two cents pound Il h not
sisted. however. how much the sugar
cost to make That would be an impor-
tant item In determining whether sor-
ghum sugar win pay
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 10. 1891.

The damage to wheat in Dakota on
account Of wet weather is no doubt
greatly exaggerated. Later and more
reliable advices represent the wheat as
having been nearly all threshed and
that comparatively little is rotting in
the stack.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19
In connection with the recent dealt

connection with the recent death
of three newspaper men in a railway
wreck the.Nep York Moraing Adcertisey
SAYS; It i not generally known to
people who ST quietly down to the en-
joyment Of their daily morning or ev-
ening journal, how much they owe 70
the faithful, energetic, hardw6rking
reporters. These soldiers Of the news
paper staff are constantly on duty, ~
night and day, in-~toim and sunshine.
They are often on special service, IN
voSing difficulty and evendaneer, and
at times they literally take their live.
IN Their hands. when assigned to duty
known to - perilons.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

D.
n Che UniteJ States navy the rela-
tons between aman and officer have
in them some touches of democracy.
The clean, efvil, s6beg, c;t4able seaman
i treated with 8 high degree Of CON
sideratioa, and by the system Of merit
marks thatlpgevaH IN the service Nc ob-
tains 2requent leave ana Is certain Of
promotion Withia twenty-five years
there has been4a vast Improvement ii
the conduct Y seamen, and Jack
ashore II now not always beSt upon
q dehauch, IA ga naval Stony illas-
tratfs 'faols55aF be was, Peterson, able
seaman. <as absained leavet.aald the
officer gives Tiitiii' parting. iaiIdmonifion
TO keep sohee. and return on time.
Peterson hears it-aH in respectful 81
lenee, and then, touching his hat,
says: please, sir, then, why should
| go ashore r.
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The amateur photographer is shown
Things bM the camera which he never
dreamed OF before land is led by it into the
secret hannts Of nature Of whose, existence
even he was previously ignorant.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-19

The best reason yet given for suicide
was that assigned by prominent mer-
chant recently Heleft note behind say
ing that ne killed himself because he was
firesIsot ritang the same things over ana
over every day Of his life
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