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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
trrrIIIos saliIuus.

j I, Mclaughlin aud family with Mrs
'ru,h"rr w"r down fium SAn p,ylru
Thursday They say San prdr, Is a.
dead ~ rnssihlr. but all hope Tor better
tunes ia the near FUTURE.
t"rrll"- hhs lu-t two gssl citizens in
Puitt"hAugh aud l. sherman. The
Former has gone tu Chicago anh will vini,
many points II interest ia the east. while
TIA" latter hHs gone Ia Lamy, whcrr hr
will tll 10" position II operator
tn" "Rustlrr" has moved into new
quarters and II ready now b. publish all
TIA" news "f th" territory The "Rus,l.r"
is u gal paper and should h. we'll Ia
trunlI,d
7 M"ruu. the music IMAM. II IN
town with several piAuus. liz N having
g~L rucc"sr selling them. BRING nn the
pianos, Mr. Mrruin We have the talent,
and If You supply the instruments. il will
not be- long until Ccriill,e will be the mu.
s"al town If New Mexico.
H. IL" -rh"u both ,carhcrs and chill.
dru arr u"w hari a, work getting ready
for ti" entertainment, tn br given Christ
mas tim" The bays and girls arr all
hriEh, and energetic. aud all have drcd.
"d 10 make thiH entertainment the s,riAl
ALTAR 4 th" season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

tn" lArt will and Testament uf CAs,uua
Montana Il" sanchez ana Mnriauu Mar
tln"5 w"r" presented for probate.
The following wills w"r" admitted io
probate: The last will and trslamru, II
., IL pn,t'u, decreased rrrIur, Duran lie
Anaya jesus purtn Il" Anaya. aud Die
niciu uiar'n.
r. +. h"llrh"r. administrator IT the rs-
tat" uf Thu- j Cummings DECREASED,
hl"d report, and asks To- Ice discharged
Granted
+ W Clancy WA appointed admins
TRAITOR IT Tia" "-tat" Of j. \ Dunn, d"rrnS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
AZ Usio p'urrro.

I. 4. Mccormick ann wife, ne" Smith,
arr at Ru pu"rrn station, - miles west
where Mr. Mccormick II operator aud
agent Mrs, Hogan keeps the section
house and Ihas, Cassidy, lat" IL the
southern Pacific, il pump"r. They all
subscribed To- Tux CirlGSN while No. I
MAS delayed this morning, this papers
travelling correspond" hring on l"ari
TIA" passengers failed To- get u breakfast
the train hing ,"n early for Coolidge. aud
"wiug Ia ia" uncertainty, Mrs. Hogan
could not provide
petition is l"ing circulated in Gallup
for p"pullst convention I" b" held IN Al
huIu"rIu", time not fixed. The petition
~ h"ing numrrously signed. especially ~
since the passage nf III" repeal bill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

A friend IN mead 10 friend 'ndeed. and
found just suoh friend in DR.. King .
New discovery Tor Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. tyou have never ussd this
Great Cough Medicine, one trial will con
vince you that u has wondeiful curative
powers In oil diseases ~ Throat. Chest
and Lungs. Esch bottle 10 guaranteed
70 DO eli that IL claimed or money will bs
refunded. Trial bottles free ., DE-. Thoa.
II. Burgess Il sOn's. Large hotties 500.
and 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

territory. In some ~sr'c,s Santa ~
would l~ the proper place, bu, then Al.
hu1u"rlue nigh, not nee Z, In tina, light,
aud M this juurnal is always for New
Mexico, II has determined To- support the
Duke city From now on |, will wagr
Wv" campaign. and will land that prize
Tor i,S ncighbur or know the reasnn why
u will be g"d thing for Aibuluer-
IA" and g"'I thing Tor the territory
TIA" money spent will help the town and
the fact. tina, the convention meets in
New M"N;r" where there IL more irrigA-
tile land I" br dlslss,sl ~ than anywhere
elise, will help the territory. This con.
N"ntion will meet during the iira, monthn
"i III" regular session of congress and u
n not i"p early tu start the discuSsiun 81
n meeting place,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Cruelty wherever Fouud

The Society for tho Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals does not hesitate
TO stop, through it, AGENT, In the
streets OF Philadelphia nitrd state,
mail wagons when they are buing
drawn by sick OF manned horses. and
10 take the animals away, whether
the United states mail sufsrA deten.
tion or not Al least this Il the story
void by the local press Tho agents
protest that the iaw against inhu-
mainly shall no, be- ignored through
the greed OF contractors, oven II tho
wagons are conveying the malta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

II 3 stated that ordinary bricks
boiled In tar for about twriN" hours.
or until they are saturated with II.
are increased about 50 per cent in
weights are much harder than com.
mon ones, and unaffected 10y frost
and acids a. well "a perfectly water.
proof, They form an excellent toor.
Ing for wurKshoys or storcrooIns.
particularly In chemical establish.
mentA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

We desire N say ~ our citizens that
Tor ysars 40 have been selling Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Cousu N . ion,
Dr. kinRt New lAfe Pills, Bucklsn's Ar
n'oa Saivs and El.otric Bittsra. and have
never handled remedies that ssll a. veil,
OF that hays gwen such universal salts.
faction. We do no, hesitate 20 guAran
tee them every time, aud ws stsnd
ready " refund the purchsss prizes, II
satisfactory results do not follow their
ma. Thee remedies have Won their
great popularity purely on their inertia.
T. IL burasss and Son. drags.sls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Z ON unrrrtal tiub

i - Auhyn, Of Kansas city, was IN.
tr'.lur,Nl this morning 10y Mnntagu" Ste
v"u-; VI : Turnrr, IT the same city, wRr
shown through hy W II Harrison; W }.
Suil"", new conner, now cashier for Had
ley y g." cam" with W G Hadl"y; W
r Mclaughlin, "f Fort winea,c, VIII" II II
member. t"rk carr uf himself
Among the recent nominations for
membership ARE the following gentlemen
Jar. ;. Smith, chrf clerk To- jos II
kuhus, storrk""r"r of the Atlantic y Pa
cihr
G. \. B"t,grr, Of ia" Fr,lIvHlr colony,
6 VI Allen. who rc"utly arrived from
Chcag" nnd Opened business IN the Ar
MILO block
\, j M,nir. sucrrssur to Moorr a.
FAIR IN the AlhulucrIu" Coal company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Weeklp Citizen
s,,ed fer u..,re

tn" United S,a,"s g. Crir,inn Gri.y,
patent io 100 acres IN north half II nn,. h.
east quarter, north half If northwest
quarter. section >. township II. north
range, four west.
W, y. Wilson to = l. Albright. rrlr,s,
To- lots and :, block -. New M,ico
Town company,
W. \, Strickrr trustee. r,.lraS, =. Eli.
ah"th Lott aud husband. let =. huck |.
BrlyIler addition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Never TslIe

Tho wife Of an eminent scientist In
New York was a'ked by . minister
what religious faith her husband had.
She replied that he had no religious
faith, but believed As all scientists
do In regard to religion.
And what 10 tina, belief" queried
the minister
'sOh. that he never tolls" she said
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

rhs best ssiss IN TIE sorld for cuts
-. sor.s. uloers. salt rhsuu, fsys,
49, letter, ohappsd hands, chiiblains
90 and all skin sruptions. and posi-
,,vsly cures piles. OF no pay required. i,
:, suarab tssd 10 give perfect sst.sfsc,,ou
y, mousy refunded, Prlos Is osals Del
bos. For sAls by DR.. Thos. Il. Bursas.
A Son. drassissa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
nis,rIrt soSrt

H. the cas" "f u T. Phillips W. the
Electric Light company. motion for n yer.
die, for defendant "n ia" special finding
II the jury, and Tor new trial was lr.
ing hcari to-day Warren, n Frrgusson
for plaintiff, W u, Childer fr d"fen.
dAnntE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

Professional poisoning. like pro.
fsssional thuRgism, 10 N present
pretty well confined 20 India where.
according TO tho Bombay public
analyst IL Is carried on often With.
out any apparent motive other than
the keen whetted appetite for killing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
Assut the AIbusser ae

For many weeks the question has been
asked. twill the Albuquerque hr buil'f
The Port worth Gazette says it cannot
state officially that II will, but from the
outlook only few months will pass until
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

Th" pay rolls for September and Oct"-
h"r w"r orlrr,'d paid AMI warrants
drawn.
I'll" bills 4 santiago Bara were taken
ur, d,scuSs'-l NJ length aud finally laiI
over, Mr. Child"rs was N favor Il pay
INK the ass"sSnr only =! ger cent, and
only 81 rlty property as~''s~"i
l.. A r"sSirr'- petition, prohibiting the
us' II telegraph AMI Telephone I"lrs he
ing used 10y certain BARRIERS, was laid on
the table, after considerable talk
Resolution ~ Ia" city attorney r-gArl.
ing police protection as regards trampH
was ,ahl~l.
Communication from e, " S,-rry. at.
torury II Tia" Atlantic a Pa.rhc. relative
Ia tNmI~ and city protection by addi.
tionAl police, part Ia h. paid by railroad,
Mas referred Ia the Iol,c. committee.
with Instructions I" reIor, al n.I, meet
ing,
Report II - McGowAn referr-,i To-
sewer committee.
Report 81 Marshal Duid referred Ia
polio" cuInmitte"
City CLERKS pJnrt Was hle,
Polic" judges r-I1rt rcf-r,d IA Iolice
committee.
There wAr considerable talk about the
placing ~ additional electric street lights,
Childerr Anh Hcaseld.n wAnt.i Que al
Third and TlJerAS, korber and GrAnds Al
Br"AiwAy and washir gton crJerasD, and
Pratt AsksSi n favor for the Second wAri,
by having one a, BradwAy and Inn,
All propositions wer' hy a vote lost Mr.
Mr-l-r SAID thos. taken ~ w.re Ao or.
dcrsi h"causs II lack Il funds and he
was uppoS.d IA the erection II any new
once now,
There was lively discussion over the
matter II the snginssr's work In spIur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

Thvee M-. Arrested az rr,niaaa for
hafe HehblaR

Last nigh, through little tip and 10y
w" clever work ~ ofhc-ir three SAFE
blowers ~"rr captured aud Ilac,Sl in the
county jail
""h "H"f reporting for duty Officer
B"wlden r"r"iN"d the tip and immediate.
~ pasted Cous,ahl" Lewis and Officer
brHml"t, aud "lcrhoncd Marshal
Vaughn who was at rurl.r
All the force hogan rhn,lnwinp su.ric.
iouS looking characters, aud II was no,
hong hrfnl~ Lewis and Brnmlr, located
Ia" place thu, WAS H. De- gone through.
Between : 80 and = O'clock the ,hr,,
safr.blnwrrr went to the back end II
Bowen 4 Loves fr'yl story, jus, north Il
the ruion Pscihr track "a Commercial
street, aud began tu chirrl out y plA,r
through which they could ~, their baud
aud open the d""r. They hail Jur, com.
menc.d when An engine IN IL. yarlS came
up and the head light revealed thrui ru
plainly that they jumI"V down aud
started Ia run, but hal just gone - f,~
yarls when they were nahled 10y Levin
A BrAmlctt, who were secr'tng them.
selves behind rbmr cars. The men were
taken up To the station and searched. aud
the following HAf,- blowers tnlr wrr,
found IN them One common chH-l.
brace aud bit. six drills. one drifting
chis"l. two punches, On" drifting tube
aud nine pound mechanics hammer.
The parties were taken on up a. the
county jail and l"krl up. They gave
their names A. Dave Hhmnon. r.. "
Davis aud Frank Lewis Advertiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

Spondulix as n slang name for
money had its origin from the 0rsek
word spondulos. . shell. shells OF
that species being once used e. money
both In Greece and Egypt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

county jail and lrk,Nl up, They CAV,
their names Ar Dave Hhminun. r.. "
Davis and Frank Lewis Advertiser.
From the Dnily, Suv.mb rs.l
=. W. Clancy dl~i I"wrr e attorney To-
day. for L"u,-.' aud :, NJ Folsom. ia III,
clerks office
In this city, Nov. 1. 10y the Rev. W. L.
citizens, Catalina Ap"lara and Jrrusita
LuNa,o, were married
Juan Il Duran was sworn IN M jus,irr
81 Tia" l"n," for old town this morning,
Ne" Luc"ro d"poS'i hy decree OF the
| district court
/ jane Huut, on" Il the cntrrprisiug
huslu"ss men of Ration, IN III IL" city,
and may h"cum" identified with u min.
/ ing enterprise Ia this vicinity
/ tine ur the Mckinley dry washers war
loaded and ready for shipment yesterday
Ia Crrrill@ where It will h" tested at san
Pedro aud later an IN Colorado
D 1t il rumorrd that Their ARE H. be- tive
weddings IN the very near future. Th-"e
handsome hrunrttcs aud two blondes ar'
Ia l." brides, all before the holidays.
! Mrs Graham liar returned from Cali.
i"ruIa aud ir now ready t" resume bust
nrss "a, ia" old place, north Thru street,
and will Il" pleased Ia srr all who may
call
Mrr r. K. Ball and son. If Richmond &.
Va arc at the san frlip" awaiting the
arrival # ron from Texas. the latter
being nh invalid. II H. likely Mr~ Ball
and her two sons will remain hrrr some
time
Clayton Lemon Was appointed Admi'-
istratur uf the estate uf Fannie Is Lennon.
Decreased The inventory filed shows IA
valuation uf Sl,3O6 Is. which Includes
iiarrlar property, and II feet Of lots !, =,
3, I IN hlurk n, Atlantic 4 Pacific addl.
tinn.
Mrs. Della ZnttmAnn, wife II otto r.
ZuttmAnn, travelling salesman for the
Clark whi,s"n- Leitrh Music company.
died sunday morning at = ~ If I~ri,uuitis,
aged - years. The funeral t"nk place
this morning at o'clock at the church ui
the Immaculate conception.
"rS' d. !" nS"'' ""' '' Tue T'"'''"
ag"n, at llolbrnk. was registered a, ia"
~, ,.,; ,,,.l'. ,.'.,. -.
,"'"'' Wv ,'"'' ""' ''' '',1''''' w.
''''''," "e 50 '"
w WIN """' W Wv
DR. Eastrrlay AMI WIFI, after an at.
sencr IL two weeks. returned late last
evening. They have been t" Nakomis,
Illinois. where the dWt"r'r father resides.
and tn" trip was T'as''h''' 10y 'h' ser
inus Illness 81 To" OIL gentleman VII" II
no, in 'mmedia'" danger hut VII" can
rot live long, hiS chances "r recovery
being slight
Mr.. Michael RYAN. wifi. II the d.rm
m..,.r died IN SATURDAY evening. l.ay.
irg . h,hv Girl who had iu., rn,rrA ,his
wnrlJ The sudd.n death nf MR. Ryan
WAS s.y.r. .hnrk 10th. husband and
friends The funeral t"nk plar" thu
morning from the church IL ,h" lmmhru.
lat. Conception. and the int"rnru, t"nk
place "a, santa Barbara,
Roy Y Osb,rn. Will. holding ser.
vices n, GalIup ye.teriay. received a tel.
., .,ro,,c;n, IN. s.r,ou. illness 81
hi. brother in BROOKLYN. New York lie
cam. in On the early morning train and
wiII h. detained here until TUESDAY morn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11

The Albuquerque cIrlLKS il on. II the
new ies, nnl t"s, edited newspapers in
the southwest, l, DOESN'T occur II IL
not in THH CITiLKS --ls'ming Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
THE NOTx
The Contest ~ Cie-- and BpeomlaE
inter~-iinE

Tia" following IL the Vol, caS, IN TnK
CITIZEN r"n,"St ny Ia Friday evening
N"r. 3. TIL" votes east viii lr counted
every Friday evening during lh" cnu,"-,
AMI Published III ia" SATURDAY issurs #
the pAprr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
TerfitorsAl Far,

President Saint makes the following
Statement, IL receipts aud expenses Of the
late territorial fair:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
stty Goa arit.

Present at regular meeting last even,
ing Child"rs, Grnulr, llrrsrll-n. kor.
l"r, M'Silrr, Pratt M"llrr was chosen
chairman ia TIA" ah-"nc" II Mayor Field
Minutes of IA" last meeting, p'tnl-r =,
real aud approved
4 uuml"r uf hills were rrfrrr,-i
Bill w"r" passed. and warrants order.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-06

BUFFALO, supposed to be virtually
extinct, are said TO exist in great num-
bers in the northern wilderness of
Canada.
A MAN advertises for a wife at Lex
ington, Mo. and specifies that she
must be a member of the Methodist
church
IL Boston women own over si20,00O,-
coo worth of property, and pay into the
local treasury every year about $780,
600 in taxes,
The receipts froa traffic on the
Brooklyn bridge are $50 day less than
last year, but the use Of the promenade
has increased
WITH hops scarce the world over,
Washington (the state) has had such
great crop that she is sending part
of it to Berlin.
IT is estimated that the farmers OF
the United States lose 100000. 600 an
nually from the depredationso OF various
kinds of insects
BEING unable to collect town debt.
firm OF contractors at Williams
Bridge, n. Y, have had the sheriff
seize the village safe.
FRENCH paupers are provided for BY
the fund arising from ten per cent
tax on theater tickets. This tax aver
ages $40, 500, 600 year.
The wings OF butterflies are shown
by the microscope to be covered with
very minute feathers, each provided
with quill and filamentl
THE average yield Of potatoes to the
acre in France is iOs bushels; in Ger
many, i9t; in Italy, 1864; in Holland,
III; in the United States, 20.
The largest photograph in the world
is seventeen feet by fifty inches. II is
of relief map of the United States,
showing the petroleum districts.
The mace used by the speaker Of
the house of representatives, is made
of thirteen ebony rods twined together
and held in place by silver bands
SculrToRs are working for 60 cents
per day of ten hours in Milan, Italy;
young artists who go to Italy to study
are satisfied TO receive s5 cents per
day.
UpoN the recommendation OF all the
governors of Russia the ear has abol-
ished the use of the knout in the en-
pire. as he found it has been greatly
abused.
TnrRE are 1856 male teachers In the
public schools of Boston and 1879
women The average salary Of the
former is $4,000 per month and Of the
latter ST0Gp,
FAYETrE eonnty (Pa.l reports a
sspring whose waters make the drinker
hilarious A sportsman from Connells-
vile fot.nd crowd of hilarious Hunga-
rians about the wonderful spring.
They let him drink, but swore him TO
secrecy as TO It's location
TIiE duke Of Westminster, the rich
est nobleman IN England, is known
among his intlmates as Jack Shep-
pard," because OF his resemblance,
whom schoolboy at Eton, 10 cruils.
shanlfs cartoon Of the celebrated
burglar and highwnyman. Tho duke.
charities, like those of many unduly
iich men, ARE notorious for their 1cnntI
ilrsA ...- .. 1.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-06
A BREAKAwAY
Ront-rpcr tsa,r thc AmalEamatcd As-
soclatiSn.

houterncr ieaNe tue AmhlEhmated Ae-
soclatiou.
piTrsnuRaH Pa. Oct The Grst
steps werc taken in Pittsburgh In a
move among the rpllturncrs 10 break
away from the AmalThmated Associa-
tlon OF Iron and steel Workers
Nincty.hvo men from all parts OF
tho country were present at the Sc
crct meeting, and preliminary or
ganization was effected The roll
turner's arr the most skilliul In roll
ing-mill. as the entire product OF a
plant Is affected by the accuracy of
their work The rnlltnrn.rs were
among the first trades ~ enter tho
amAlgamated association ranks, hut
they claim Il has not worked 20 their
advantage aud their wage scale IS be-
ing violated Altogether There are
5000 of the craft In the United States
Another meeting viii he held in Pitts
burgh ON October -. at which II is cX-
pcctcd national organizations viii be
formed. with headquarters located in
this CITY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-06

NEW York, Get S--The steamship La
Bretagne brought massive piece of
silver altar furniture known as the os-
teusormm, and used in the exposition
OF the blessed sacrament 1t was or
dercd about two wears ago from Lyons.
Franco, by the League OF the Sacred
Heart for the use of ST. Patrick's
cathedral II is made of the finest
quality OF silver, heavily gilded, and
consists Of an o,tensorium propAr. and
a thahor The ostcnsorium weighs
about cighty-dve pounds and stands
five feet high II cost $4,000, not in.
ciuding the Jewels usci ON IT,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-06
Ieh1nzI1 Must cnms to Tranoa.

PANS, Oct Tho Matin published
Saturday au interview with a func-
tionary Of Tie colonial department in
which the latter declares that 1t Is use
less for King Behinziu to send emmis-
saries to France which country would
refuse to reeognlzc them The governs
mcnt the official referred to said, will
treat only with King Behnnzn him
self The cabinet desires q peaceful
Termination Of the dispute
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-06
CURRENT TOPICS.

BsL6IUM has l5O. OOG saloons and 5 900
schools.
THE petticoat was first worn exclu-
sively by men.
INFANTRY tactics were originated by
the Athenians.
A NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE seat
sold recently for $1,000,
THERE are 242 lite-saving stations on
the coasts of this country.
THh latest ocean steamship sugges-
ton is submarine trolley.
Amour one-ffth of the whole number
of Gotham's criminals are women.
THE unicyle is expected by the inven-
tor to go mile in twenty seconds.
The earliest record of cavalry is on
the Assyrian monuments, about 1000
Be.
Mrs. ULYSSES 5. GRANTS memoirs
will not be published during the au-
thor's life,
TnE llarpcrs are said to have on hand
more than $50 coo worth of accepted
manuscripts
Two-THEns OF the gold now in use in
the world was discovered during the
last fifty years
THE formation in European armies is
the two-ranl, line introduced about
seventy years ago
RECRUITS from the Chinese army are
not accepted unless they can jump a
ditch six feet wide.
ACCORDING TO the English census
there are sG,s96 Americans living in
England and Wales
A PSALM book, printed in 1890 is in
the possession Of NJ. W. French, OF
Union county, Mich.
THE United States has lower per
centage of blind pcople than any other
country in the world.
TmE.children Of the Aitutaki island-
ers are born with the left leg an inch
shorter than the right
WoMES voted for the first time in
New Haven, Ct. the other day at the
annual school elections
lN the army Of Alexander the order
was SO close that the soldiers in the in.
terror files could not turn.
AT the close of the Napolconic wars
the English field artillery was con
sidcred the hest in the world.
A Trout with golden scales is re
ported TO have appeared in the streams
OF Mt Whitney in California.
The largest tomb in the world is tn,
pyramid of Cheops, Adi feet high anc
covering thirteen acres OF ground
W II. HUDSON. OF Stcvensyille. Mich
cleared $1,000 from his blaekberriei
this year lie has 100 acres of fruit.
THE fpcnch government proposes 4
impose ilues upon railway companic
for trains that run behind schedule
| time.
TnE name "milliner" really mean
"Milaner." the first hat trimmers Il
England having bccn ladies iron
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