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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Snow IL reported "A, Leadyille.

SNOW IL reported at Lcadyllle.
There nre ID pupils IN the Tucson
public schools.
\ brisk political campaign ia in prog
rees III Colorado.
The Flagstaff sun IL elght years DID,
and an excellent local paper.
the Prescott Good Templars have en-.
taOlIshed free reading room.
Lord TennyEou has written comedy
especially designed FOR the s,ngc.
Indications Of silver in paying quan
titles have been discovered at Crois Falls,
Wis.
General Booth, Of the Salvation Army
received an ovation at Sidney, New South
! Wales.
lho Mckinley badges consist ui tin
button, manufactured out ~ the product
Of American mines.
Over seven million dollars in gold ar.
rived at New York by one steamer from
France u few days ago.
1t il reported that the Duke u Cam
bridge may resign hls position m com.
mander Of the English forces.
II IL alleged that there IL % movement
IN the Minnesota alliance to call AL extra
seSsIon ~ the Legislature e. make law
prohibiting the export Of whcat.
The founder Of the Cobden club en-.
phatlcally denies, IN Commercial Ca.
BILE despatch, that fund has been pro
,lded to brlbe American voters
A lump Of coal twenty five inches
square by nine feet IN length was taken
from u mine near CArtersyille, III It
will be exhibited at the Worlds ialr.
Largest tiy.~heel IN the United Stat.s
was set IN mott n IN the Boston Wsst
End street railway house IL IL ~ feet
in diameter, 10 feet face aud wclgLs ~
tous.
The retirement oi Carl Schurz M
American director IN the Hamburg.
American Packet line was announced on
the arrival Of the presld: ut and directors
in New York
Trouble wIih negro cotton pickcn
near Mariana, Arkansas, has resulted 10
tho death u several white men. The
negro rioters are being hunted down by
armed posses.
Articles OF Incorporation Of the West.
ern Union Building aud Loan aSsocia
tlon at Chicago, capital stock, SjO,OOO,.
600, were hled with the secretary Of the
state of Illinois
Colonel Chsrles T. Compton, whose
soldiers Of the Fourth cavalry lynched a
gambler Tor killing a soldier at WAlla
walla, has been court martisled and sen.
lenced TO suspension on half pay Tor t~o
Jsars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
The AIhuuaeraus I,iiren

iss Albuquerque CITIZEN turned the
p yearly mile stone OF its existence on
saturday. During the past live
!" that paper he's been Of the greatest
f''ce TO the city Of Albuquerque and
NE county Of Bernalillo, II has stood
he interests OF its town and county,
Of course thereby by those OF the
h'ory, maniully, honestly snd ensr-
eally; its good work has been ono OF
nam factors IN the rapid building
our sister city ou tho Rio ursnde;
s been conducted by Hon. Thomas
Snes in q clean, able and progressive
asf, aud from Appearances IN q very
ssslul manner. May prosperity and
eess be the lot Of the Albuquerque
fks and Of its editor and editorial
fos all time 10 coms.-Nsw Mex.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
4 tsOOD PL.AtS.

II nrtNlan water Chu be had On the
south mesa, as experts n,cm to think.
th" strip ~ public land three or four
miles wide ana ten miles long, extending
| from tho mountains To- the valley IN n
very desirable place Tor settlement The
most ~ III" land on the mesa referred 10
bet~esh the TI.cras cauyada md the Is.
l"ta res"tNhtou, ~ tied up at preseq6hy
an alleged grant, Lut thls " III be dspus-
ed ~ ~ very short time when the land
court H"ts 10 It, aud viii probably all be
thrown open to settleinaut lu fact, Il
Is nll open 10 settlement now and offered
Tor H." as public land, and IL u man set.
tlcs on part ~ II the government obli
gates itself m the law establishing the
land court tn protect HIM ~ his titla,
and II the grant IL awarded 10y the court
10 the claimant he Cthe clalmantD has re-.
Cuurc nn IT," United States Tor the value
~ the land thnt may have been thus dis
poS"d o. The district referred to, al.
though but comparatively little ts known
about It Toy most ~ the Ieoplo in town,
IL altogether the incst and most beauti.
tul distrlct N the vicinity ~ Albuquer.
que, and the theory that arteslan water
can b" had there II strongly corroborated
by the Tact that good strong springs
make their appearance in number os
places on th" mesa, while the character
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
F0srEkr wEATHEn

Prof. Foster, the Missouri weather
prophet, continues 10 predict or forecast
the coming OF storms with very remark.
able accuracy. Almost every storm that
hs has predictSd since be came before
the public, has shown itself, and nearly
always on the exact day which he set for
It, 30 often hiss this been The nase as TO
preclude the idea Of guess work in the
matter, and 10 lead US ID believe that he
reaches his conclusions in q scientific
manner. The storm that manifested il.
self here yesterday was announced by
him through the Denver News on tho
18th OF September. and he took occasion
at the same time to tell US that the frat
half Of this month will 10 q period OF IN
usual disturbances, and that we may
look out for q long hard winter. Here 10
his statement:
"a remarkable period et great storms
will occur during the first half OF October
that will be surpassed only by those
that will occur in March, 1892. There
will be three storm waves during this
storm period which will cross the CONT.
nent from west to east along the usual
storm center routes. The first cf these
storm waves will 10 most severe In the
Mississippi valley aud the last one on
the Atlantic coast. The hrst OF these
storm waves will be due 10 leave the Pa.
chic coast about September 81, cross the
Rocky Allegheny valley from Oct. TO
and reach the Atlantic coast about the
Ath. On the I'd this storm wave will bc
crossing the Mississippi river, not far
from ST. Louis, and will then be Of very
considerable force in Illinois and Mis-
sourL Accompanying this storm wave
may be expected tornadoes, cloudburstA
hail and ssvsre gales, and within one or
two days following IL killing frosts will
visit most localities north Of latitude 81,
with strong probability Of frosts much
further south. Hurrcanss will develop
great force on the North Atlantic at this
time, bu, cannot give their exact locs-
lion, but they will probably 10 not far
east OF the West Indies. These hurri.
canes will become very fierce along tho
Atlantic coast from Octobsr ! TO Is.
These October storms will indicate what
the coming winter will bs. I expect very
great storms from October 10 the laat
OF March. and IL this period OF storms,
covering the Hrst half Of October. proves
10 bs Of more than usual force, II will in
ticats that l have not miscalcuistsd tho
and We may then oonndsntly
sIpect very cold. severe and stormy
winter, setting in quite early"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
a q. HlDEN.

With AN abundance of water the on
trO valley Of the RIO GtRnds will be
com" IN the course oi very few years
ono continuous garden and one flowing
~ell, "t moderate depth, means an abun.
dance Of water all over tho valley, be,
cause as soon as the matter shall be an.
nouncod 10y the frat GrteslRn we'll, ths
whole question viii DO settled II will Ia
no longer nn experiment people can
figure out the exact cost, and ~iil know
thSp 10y the ,Npendlture u ~ much
money they can get a gwen quantity of
water, .,et every body "chip in" to make
tho experiment, aud Il it IN succsssful
then Ne eau all have an AItesian we'll 10
the back yard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
THIS - rnE PLACE.

The people Of Albuquerque must not
lose sight OF the fact ths, 9 smsl.sr g.
tsblished at this point, even 10 II be on .
very email scale, will 10 worth big money
10 the town. The ores OF Arizona and
southwestern New Mexico which 20 10
market through this place srs abundant.
ly sufficient TO make . profitable business
for a smsltsr nero. And Il 10 not neces-
sary for US TO raise all the money re-
qulred to start such 40 industry; the
miners OF Aagdalens. Of Sierra county
and Of all the districta OF northern Ari.
lon@ are ready and willing 10 put up
lIberally for this purpose; ell they ask
OF the people OF Albuquerque is TO show
enough interest in the matter To make a
fair subscription 10 the capital stock OF
the oompany--in other words, IL We will
touch the button they will do the rest.
Let's touch it.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
REsI OF PROTECTION

| When tins country began protecting
It's industry IN ISL the British consu mp.
tlon ot iron Tor every inhabitSnt was
nearly three tunes the consumption in
the United States, namely, iT29l pounds
per capita. against 81 ~ in this country.
Now, after thirty years Of protection
here and free trade IN Great Britain, the
| consumption ~ iron IN the United States
IL greater than ~ Great Britain by about
sixty pounds for every inhabitant, 30
that tue excess ~ consumption IN this
country over Great Britain IL now about
ss much IA the total consumption for
each inhabl'ant m the United States
thirty Years ngo, when protection began.
Daring the last twenty years the con.
sumption Tor euch inhabltant in Great
Britain has actually declined 10 pounds,
while th" consumption IN the United
Stat"1 Tor each lnhhbltHnt has more than
doubled, III 1871 It was 1888 pounds,
and II IN nov EHS puuLds. These state.
meats are based upon the official reports
~ the ijutnh and American Iron and
Steel Hssoclatlon m Ia production, that
~ Great Britain last year being 1873, 40
gross tons, and that ~ the United States
a,2U2, 7O3 gross tone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
OVER 400 MED.

Spokane Falls, IN Washington, IL on,
Of the must remarkable boon towns
of the Pacific coast, IthGd but $50 pco
pls ten years ago, and it's census popu
lation last year was almost O,0O0 Ia.
comA's growth IN scarcely less marvellous;
from 100 IN 1880 TO 5000 IN lS0o.
neS, in percentage Of increase ls Seattle,
which had only 3,5OO inhabitants ten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Few men have done more to promote
the development aud exploit the splendid
natural advantages OF New Mexico than
Hon. William c. HazIedine, Of Albuquer.
Que, the talented and popular general
attorney Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific rail.
road company. At Willari's yesterday
that gentlemen said;
THE admission OF New Mexico 10
statehood II not u question OF politics.
The territory 10 30 evenly balanced that
no mau eau say whether II would be ra.
publican or democratic, but regardless Of
partisan feeling the people are u unit in
their demand for statehood. Their claim
thereto 10 based on nothing but justica,
aud they hope that the Fifty second con
greas will hearksn To their appeal. =
Washington Post.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
The TrrriisrinI Rair.

's see q good many OF tho news
:" refer to the fair jus, closed NJ
.AlSuqusrqus fair" This 10 all
"h Il 10 designed To call attention to
satsrprise OF tho "Duks City" as
pared 10 the sloth and carelessness
War sections with equal or greater
.s'l'liec, but without enough energy
~o'sion 10 bring them prominsntly
"w, We bad the pleasure to take
W late fair, and We feel satisfisd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
NlSo large conSignments Of California Fruits

years ago ard is credited by last years
census with 42,Soo. But most OF the
Washington towns have been ''overdone," +"
and they are now suffering from the
reaction which inevitably follows u
boom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

The Tussday's Issue Of the III paso
Herald contained the following item:
Manager Jones has not given MP all
hope VI getting Albuquerque here, al.
though the manager Of that club wants
a share Of the rsce,pts. Nothing would
afford FL Paso greater pleasure than 10
wipe up the earth with the Maroous.
Nothing would afford the Maroops
more pleasure, Mr.. Herald, than to pluck
4 flower from the crown Of the Fl Paso
Browns, and with the home boys in trim
they can do that same little trick, aud
tha, with ease. Accept the terms Of the
Maroons for the FL Paso games, and
watch us play ball.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
The Texas railroad commission has 10

The Texas railroad commission has 10
sued the following order; "From and af
ter the lst OF October. 1891, all railroad
companies in this state shall charge and
collect from consignees the sum Of %
per day for the use Of all cars not un.
loaded after forty eight hours notice 10
the oonsisnee or his agent mot 10 include
Sundays and legal holidaysl The no.
tice TO eonsignees TO unload cars must
rscits the penalty herein provided for. Z"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
saOK V Tm E RKCoRD

The last ten days Of September will gc
into history - the champion -wst spell
in New hsrioo-more water having fallen
during that time than wss ever before
known dunog any like period 10 thi.
territory. II IL had come the last OF
July or the hrst OF August il would have
insured good feed on oil the ranges for
the coming winter. II 70 too late now
for the grass TO 10 bsnsdtsd much. but
the rain gives an abundant supply OF
water on the plains, and thst helps .
good dssL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

WIN tue SeHulW' Whllc we heeru fev
complaints % tho inability OF the towr
to care for her crowd ot visitors; we ar,
compelled To say We never saw heartiel
welcome offered to visitors; nor bet
ter or greater directed effort made b,
any tow to care for them.
The exhibits ~ minerals, fruits, veQe
tables and grains was revelation I,
anyone unacqusint-d with the resource.
of New Mexico. Although New Mexico
has never heen beralded to the world M
great mineral producer, ye, her eIhibi,
of minerals, both as 10 richne-a aud VA.
rety will bear comparison with those
ot states supposed by many to be more
richly endowed.
The fruit exhibit We know would be
difficult 10 discount anywhere IN the
United states, and the vegetables and
grams followed hard after.
Dona Ana people were at the fair in
full force. and none came away ashamed
ot what had been accomplished. Vet
what It ought TO have been. What credit
Was gained was due largely To the er
nest and unremitt,ng efforts ~ Capt.
Bran,Ran and Prot. Blount We hope
our people will make greater efforts 10
nid hem another year And Tor such
work better ur more earnest gentleman
cannot Oe found. Obe or both VI them
we're always nn hand aud wiling 10 ex
PLAIN To- vlsit"rs the character u our ex.
hibit Las Cruces k"publlcan
Card.
Editor DatlJ rit,on.
In reply t. thoscurrilous article ~ Tom
Phelan'H 10 the morning Democrat. | will
say that the reason ! objected To his
pracuclng law ~ my court was on nc.
count of the dishonest sni dlsreputable
methods he res1rted 10 IN order 10 obtain
favorable yet,iict 'pr bis clients. Yes.
terday when refused TO sllow him to
try the case then IN progress he became
abusive, deiied me, interfered with the
defendant who was giving his testimony,
and ] ordered him out Of the court room
lie refused togo, aud ] ordered my con
stable TO put him out. The constable
asked hlm politely to go out aud not
create any further disturbance Thus be
also refused to do, when the constable
merely LAID bls hand on h,s arm and re-.
peAted hls request which Was complied
With. The only thing | regret in the
matter Is that did not tine him for con
tempt and send him 10 Jail, place whore
he 10 JUST. deserves to be.
will 40, allow dIsreputablc practice
IN my court, and that IN what led To the
electIon of Mr Phelan yesterday Furtb.
er, would rather bs an ignorant, hon.
est man any day than tn be an educated
rogue. ltespectfuily,
Dawn DrSHAM, j. L.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Queen Victoria has . remarkably hns
head of hair for lady OF her are, but
her sos, the PrincS % Wales, 10 quite
bald. Had no used Ayers Hair vigoF
earlier in life his head might to-day have
been a. we'll covered ~ that OF his royal
mother. It's not too late yet,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

For many years Mr.. Il. y. Thom pson
on Des Moines, Iowa, was severely aiiiet
cd with chronic diarrho,a. lie says
al tlmea It IL ,ery severe; 10 much go
that | feared IL would end my life.
About seven years ago cbanced TO pro
cure q bottle OF Chsmberlius Colic,
Cholera aud Diarrhsa Remedy. II gave
me prompt relief. aud I believe cured
permanently, ss l'now eat or drink wit
out harm anything l please" I ha, o
also used u in my family With the best
results. For sale by Thos. II, burgess a
Son, Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Train Robber Grafton Dalton and two
other prisoners escaped from the visalia,
California. jail, They had keys and lock.
ed their jail beiore leaving, Dalton vas
awaiting sentence for the Alila train
robbery.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12

thing, but nothing can atone for any
slight or offense from woman. And
the strangest part of it is, she doesn't
know that she is uncharitable. Trifes
turn her amiability to venom, and she
broods over them until she really believes
she is the most abused woman in the
world, and that it is her duty to de-
nounce and punish those who offend her.
That mani Oh, yes, he is spoken of as
pbilanthropist. He is pompous, opin-
donated, stubborn. Well, maybe his gifts
to public institutions will atone for some
Of his private sins, but they are grievous
and many. He turned his youngest
daughter out of doors because she mar
ried against his will, and when her hus-
band died and she was left with a sick
baby and destitute, this old sinner re-
fused to see or help her, and the baby
died "for lack of proper nourishment,"
the doctor said. Enyiel? Oh. yes, by
thousands, for they only see the veneer
OF charity with which he has incased
himself, and they think him great and
good man..
Do you know that lady? Unpreten-
tious looking, isn't she? But there are
abodes Of poverty where her face brings
smiles and welcoming words, and sub
stantial blessings follow in her train;
there are food for the hungry and warm
clothes for the destitute. She doesn't
need to have her name blazoned on
earthly tablets, for it is recorded in
heaven, and surely the registering angel
smiles and touches his pen more gently
" the page as he writes her name.
There is q man who lives entirely upon
his wife's earnings. He got that dia-
mond from her by threats of self de-
struction. She gave it up to preserve
peace in the household. She has been
obliged to allowance him for years. and
be has well nigh bankrupJed her several
times.
And that--oh, yes, the old story. He
Was millionaire once, and he wasted
his substance in riotous living. Now he
begs you to give him few cents for a
cup OF coffee, he says, but it will go into
the till Of the rumseller Don't give him
money. ] have no doubt he is hungry,
80 take him into that restaurant and
give him soine'food that will be whole
some.
An! the throng has vanished. The
people who wore the good clothes have
gone home to Inner, and those vino
come out to see them have gone home TO
make notes, while we have only moral
lied bit, and whil9d away the hour be-
! fore our Sundays midday meal.
NELLIE S. STowELI.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
SUNDAY DRESS PARADE.
Nellie Stowell Views Filth Avenue Oh
the First Day of the Week.


ISpecill CorreSpondencel
NEW YoRN, Jan, 22.-If the angels
can really look down from above what
a curious sight they must see! For they
behold not alone the outward adorning,
but the inner furnishing of the hearts of
the men and women who make up the
moving throng.
Fifth avenue, New York, on Sunday,
after the various congregations are dis
missed, is moving panorama of good
clothes and restless eyes. There are two
lines of pedestrians-one moving up, the
other down. One line starts somewhere
in the vicinity of Central park, and rolls
downward like a resistless tide; the
other begins in the region of Madison
square, and, unlike ordinary streams,
gathers volume as it goes up hill. Little
rivulets of people trickle into the main
current from all of the side streets, and
lose themselves in the moving mass
Just stroll along slowly down the street.
Take the outside of the walk, for New
Workers always turn to the right, and
we will not jostle or be jostled.
Do you see that little woman in black
She wears widows weeds. Demure
looking, isn't she? Doesn't look as
though she earned every dollar that sup
ports herself and four little ones by sew
ing, does she? But it is true; and she
comes out every Sabbath day, not alto
gether for the sake of going to church,
for she hasn't time for that, although she
hopes she is a Christian, but to see
what people are wearing, and to get the
prevailing styles. l know she has her
prayer book, and am well aware that
you are frowning, but l think her sin
will not be accounted grievous on the
great day of reckoning. She cannot
spare the time for church except occa-
sionally, because this is the only day she
has for her children. She rises early,
gets them ready for Sabbath school, and
while they are gone she puts her house
in order. 1t is her only day, you know.
After luncheon she takes each child to
her room for an hour and exchanges con-
1idences with it, hears all of its little
troubles and perplexities, and reviews
the week with it. She finds out if its
Sunday and week day lessonsare learned,
and who it talks with, what it says and
hears. When she has tucked the last
little sleeper in on Sunday night she
knows much more about their inner life
than many mothers who have no other
care than the education and training Of
their little ones.
Don't you think her mild deception
after church will be forgiven her? here!
Look at that woman. She is the picture
of amiability, isn't she? But woe to the
unfortunate woman who incurs her dis
pleasure! She can forgive u man any
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-12
What Quay Says.

New YoRK, Feb. IA dispatch from
Qiay says with Hill ont of the way Cleve
land will be the candida for president on
the Democratic ticket, and it is the best
thing that could harpen TO- the Republican,
parry. AS to the candidat, for the Repub-
lican side he says Blaine is the best man
for The vi CO. ard he guarantees Penn VI
vailids support in the event Blaine vans
the poliination. As ~ the Farmers
Ailianra. H. says the outbreak in The Re
publican states doubtless GUS deep, but
PRECISELY how deep il cutsthere is at present
no knowing.