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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
AdNIccIo neihera.

Ma. WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP hai
been used by millions OF mothers ful
children teething for over nifty years wit'
perfect success. IL relieves the littA
sufferer at once, produces natural, quiz
sleep 10y freeing the child from pain, and
the little chur-b swakes a. bright ~ (
button" II IL very pleasant TO tasts'
soothes the child, softens the gums, sllay'
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowsls'
aud 10 the best known remedy for diarr,
hes, whether arising from teething q
other cauS@a Tw.ntv.tv@ cents n bottla;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
an for Pueblo,

~ - 'hr d;Nlsinu ,up"rlntnndrn''s
-p"cIal car, rHm" zap from thc south Sun
dUS night. with the new sup"rlu,.n lent
I II Sr.rl. aud II | Mudgr The gen
'lrm"r rp"r' all day yesterday Eegr, ~ d
lus' ulgn' Mr. Mudg, lrii 'or his new
dut,"s on IT," Denver division u t.,
rn,d, headquarters ~ Pueblo. The gen
mnn s'nt'd that h" very much r-grn'tnd
''s,rg' " l;rp Grand- division, and TAX
IL '.s family AWAY from among the ir
.s'''u' u"opIo - this clty Mr. Sears
'n- enforced upon hrs duties, md after
urra. srus c"rttu matters. expects Ia
hny" hI- flmpIy here from Newton. Kan,
IN lew NrrSs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
tBnrL from san Junn

kpr \ Su,d.r, toe lrrul n.rstnu, NJ.
''rn"l f.r ,h' Atutilr y rn'ii K,U
rn"l wp',, ~" I.u"i SUNDAY morn
,nI 'Suu '.oN ,n Juan placer fields. hut
'ur iIu|rN reporter Wh- informed,
wh" '" vent up Co rh' gentleman to
N,- hm b. ~ u"S year, thn' lie die
rot Nrw ~ ',ugl" word ~ any RESPECT
about iar gold 'Nr't"m"nr he Jumped
At oouc'uu.'s, nud before the r,p porter
e Il -" word ~ "ls,W,Ns nhout the
gold rtulr 'r oven 'huush' 81 = N Juan,
h." remarked that A'huq cirque had
mad- ,uu" RAPID .trld"s ~ 'hr building
nuo dutng hl absence NJ der where
Nr. Sryd,r lt,s really hrru:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
OiiiCIai NUllce

liI tiIi%rN "du IeuriSed the oiiic,nI
''f'H'ar "L""n" ~, appointment OF
g. g. Hal a. yarhiI OF u Albuquerque
'"''u"a' urI Is, S,,r \, ". Juues, rrslvu
cd MI iai' haa taken hold, aud Ina
EirZLN IL conhdont tina, he will prove a
great acquisition to this popular banking
institution.
1t Ii learned that Nj. Jones has uc.
crr'rd t!IIun ~ lGe NrN ArN,cu
SAVING Bank, vice L. ". krrs,ed, 70,
slsucd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Now Try This.

II will costly nothing and will surel
do you good, II you have u cough, colc
or any trouble with throat, chest or lung
Df Kings New Discovery Tor consnnly
ton, coughs and colds IL guaranteed I
give relief, or money will be- paid bach
Sufferers from la grippe found II ;us
ia. thing and under lie ns. had n speed
and perfect recovery. Try sampA
bot,l" at our expense ani earn Tor your
self just how good thing II H. ira
bottles free at L, II Burgess y Sor'
drug store Large slzs jOc. and tl.OO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

Deacon Sanford took charge OF I'd
Metropolitan lunch counter and rooui
yesterday, and ia he ia one Of the bes
caterers to the inner man It is now fa
to presume that tho metropolitan wi
Hga!n come forward ~ first class plac'
To secure good short orders. +. Hum
the former manager, has some privai'
affairs that will demand his attention il
the future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Astonishing Fact.
suspected b, Comparatively Ne

Thngs thut embody the most trut
are frequently among the last 10 be rea
we'd Incredible ~ II may seem one !
four has weak ar diseased heart, u
early Symptoms u which are, sbol
breath, oppression, faint and hubgr
rp-lls, ilu,trriug, pain IN left side. smoti
errrg. swollen nnkl-s, dropsy, wind
stomach, etc. Lew Logan. BuchanaI
Mich. Suffered from bear, dlseHse th,ri
,"arr. Two bottles ~ DR.. Miles Heal
cure cured hln. THE effect 81 you
New Heart Cure IL WONDERFUL Mr.
Eva Drcs,rr. McGrepor. Iowa. This Il
vrrl,e remedy IL sold 10y I, H. Burgess
son On u guarantee. G.t thu Doctor
book, New aud Startling Facts" free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
NrpoFt. OF fore men.

The reports - Foreman Mclaughlin
~ ia" No. = hose company, and For,
man Mccain. ~ the Ferguson Hoo
and Ladder company, regarding cit
property IN their possession, have bee
submitted TO Ia. chief Of the depart
mrnt. The foreman % the Scott Moor
nose company. No. |, viii make his rs
port M soon ~ his rush Of lmperaiiv
burlnrss IL concluded. The report
show u lack Of rubber coats, which az
IN the pp-sesslun Of members at thei
homes, or have been stolen from thv
headquarters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
ae'eeklg Citizen
ALBUQUERQUE IAN. 8, iNos
rAsEN sA,s y" ,,.,ron,,,
George o. w,,-- Arrested ~ Sania -
~ Onleet Mnr-h

Tue CirIzrN last Saturday announced
the arrival her. ~ \. ". Marsh, deputy
sheriff ~ L,s Angelic, ca, and u th"
brief paragraph stated that hc Nnn uu
his way To- Santa l'c
Sunday u WAS tunur"d un To. strr"ts
~ the city that be- was after Grurs" II
Miles, formerly proprietor - tie Atnu!u
house. VT" NRs NHrtoi ~ l..s Nus'.l".
~ b"ug Implicated ~ thr muudrr -
George " MlUcr, winch Wa committed
there "a May, l~2l and W,'h tl.r - .,r
Mr. MlIre lassrd through ne u'l 'nt
evening
II vii be- remembered Wat "a nNort
time after the murder Mr NI,r uam, 'u
Albuquerque and t.. r,'uri a." Nrm..u
houa., fulluWrd ~ Iurt l.rut' 81
Lawns, Jack Wuoucy aud .i.,f prr'o.,
all " whom lad worked tut Mo- ur
Miller IN lev Augelrr.
10 - back To- thc killing, o. nppcnr.
that VI IIlrt ah. a Yer, Nrt.'.y ,i.."n -
Ice Augrler, proprietor q 90" tar."'uu
billiard ruum- hLu rpI..'. .' .rr Z I q.
reception ruuu- ~ N.... I,.aua '.rI
lyIug dead, WITH li- ,,.I .f...rt u
with "a hammer, hlu4' IT, .....I, - .. .,
Miles Was tnru the .r,, ,'",.N occupant
81 IT," hiuafi phf,pr ali .,.H.L dam %
that night Mice Suts-i f.f N.',r
Cnderueath th" h,r - t.rtp...r VIZ.
found hammer Nrnypoi ui BILL. u l.',,
the nstrurrut nr,us ,u,,rrI N,l.n.. cd
Milcs vas tie pHrtoru"t
MIiiet's utc.Nhs .I-.ui Or :..'r
and hls wife Nas tbr b"l,0 .np >0r
also got the other ynr' ,v,a,r br..rsl.-
10 the deceased, nui u be- r,.ti,H i.al
she aud Mr..rt newer u,,d lapp! go
Retter.
Since the murder the u.' 'rr, = l..
Angeles have b,-.u nrtIl".y a. Nrrk Gru
never Wa nbl" to JON ih" many lux. t.
gs,h.r unit. recently. WII,h resulted ,r
the sending ~ unitcr Marsh away g.
Mil.s
1t Is likely that pt,or p.r,re.. our.
rr~ld""t- here" Val ale, be- arrested.
IL " ,.6d-rrtupi that TIE theory - the
&iirers IL that Mt- Ml.rr Nna party to-
the murder - Ter husband. urd TINT
Miles aud others shared N.'h urr ~ the
distribution u the blood mur'y.
II Thought that certain woman.
under an Wsumrd name. and Nhr t1r
merly stopped At th" Arul.p, aud a,ru
resided Tor tune IA house on tue
highlands, living with mau now n IT,"
city, was non. other than Nr- Miller.
The facts u ths st-,ruru, were
CLEANED at the tam" from l..r Nusrr.
papers ALI subsequent rNrLtn hUut"d up
10y the reporter.
II ~ rumor"d thn, a." thurHus uhrrI
hurs-s which Col DAVID II! Taylor had
here lA-t year, Winch N"t. attached may
Gu, lars" figure IN thr tr.n 4 ,hr rn-"
81 Miles.
judge llrhcnck wrt Oi'I.rr Mnf-N al ]
Mr.. Mlrls ut IT," depot sunday q. sii AIT
ia" officer allowed uIs pu-na"r g. 90,
goodbye e. hls fanny. N'.u lee I"n,rr
IA desttute circumstances, r0 500 uL.rr
stand.
Inr CHEFS does MT draw ANY ror.
cluslon, but leaves a." mu,tri NIih th"
public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
NILS Ser,. A Liver Pills.

Act on a new priuolpl--- regulating thu
liver, stomach aud D,wels through It'd
nerves A new discovery. DR.. Miiesl
Pm, speedily cure blousness, bad taste
TORPID liver. pilee. constipation. Un-
equaled fpr MEG, women, children. Small
est, mildeSt, sureat! 80 dosea - csntsl
Samples free, at I. II. burgess a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Popular Haiiread Manager.

Superintendent r, X. GaOei, Of Albsi
querque. superintendent OF the Atlantis
h Pacific, came down yesterday 10 BID
priv to car and returned this morning,
There isn't more popular railroad man
IN the country than Superintendent
Gab.l. Ell Paso Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

Nm ~ house ana lot GA Silver avenue
IN highlands, Must be sold to Gloss rs.
'"'" Call on A. ". CLEI.ANp, in,
n, Administrator,
Room o. Grant building,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
EDITORIAL NoIE.


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

u you choose 10 represent tho VAR
Gus pa Is Of life 10y holes upon table
OF d.noVnl shapes some circular
come triangular some squara some
ool"ng and tho persons acting these
parts by BITS OF wood OF similar shapea
We shall generally lind that the trl-
angular person has got into the square
hole the oh'ong into tho triangular
and the Square person has squeezed
himself into tho round hola rho Of.
hcer ana the Office the doer and the
thing done 'eldom III so exactly that
We can say lhoy were made for each
other, Sydney smith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
now INSECTS BREATHE.
Fragile 'rr'tus"' vast Nrr rra-'urIN an
Nupdrr,ri.N V he.

Fragile ,rritus", init Nrr Ira-'uIN and
M"pdrr,uiN v i-.
IL "" take any moderately urge Ir.
sec ~aS wasp hornet ur humble.
Ice" tie naked eye can plainly DIS.
tnsu III Il series ~ sinai. spui..ks
marks running along both SIDES of the
body These apparent spots " ich
ar" usually Eighteen in number but
may war, from fourteen to twcut" sin.
according To the spec - Of insu,t o\.
Hmiuod arc IN fact the npcrtures
through which ar is admitted into
the 'y-,cm Ia"-c openings arc very
de- raic,y aud lng"utuu-,y formed
ana n such IA manner Hs To MAKE tho
entrance ~ o.trnucuus matter an
utter tmpus-.hIaty Somct,nc, they
ur" luruI he'd with horny lips, which
open and r|uac AZ the insects viii,
in Other eases deus" v iringcl with
stih mi"Iirc,ug bri.tr> winch form
II rl'cr that al .uw- AR aud air only to
pas BUl TIA" q p lrHtus 4 whatever
character II may hn /, alwHys - Won
d"ridIly perfect in its action that Il
has ICON found impossible To in oct
III" body OF n dead insect with even
~ subtle mrd.l.m A. rect. ed .riri.
~ wine oven though the ,un.act wa.
first immersed IN the I'm Al and than
p.n.rd beneath IN, rrr,,ycr of mn mir.
pumn surely ,hr,o fragile creature,
nrr 'rarulh anu wonderfully made
ln'umulusl,,- call these litt,o amer.
'rro- in Insects side. 'spirarlcA :"
They communicate with tro large
breathing tubes which extend the
full longiu Of the body. Australia
the lnud Of inverted order ha. an
inscc, the paradise bocjle which
has two main breathing apcr,ur,, in
thr top 81 it, hcud. lrom these man
tuhc- innumorab'o branches run in
all directions pcrvading every part
o. the structure Of IN. rrcnture nan.
ctrutiug sven TO tho very terminntions
OF ht> anleun and Clnws
:. ~" fr""".'.
- e"'" oS very cioVer man
~ Wv h''-SN''E :" ""lnR Proh!emS In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03
suLMvAN AND MlToHEL1
Greet Each Other nt st, I.ouis-An Enthu-
Kinstio SCene.

Greet Each Other Mt st, IouIs-An Enthu-
Siastio Scene.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2.-The breach
that has existed between John L. suIli-
van and Charlie Mitchell was spanned
this afternoon when the two met on
the stage at Havelin's theatre and
warmly grasped each others hands.
The scene that followed this was one OF
the widest ever witnessed or heard in
st, Louis theatre.
Charley Mitchell, George Baird, Jack
McAulitie and several OF their ST. Louis
friends we're rendered a box at Have
Inns for the matinee this afternoon,
which they accepted. The party on
tered the theatre shortly before sulli-
van appeared in the foot ball scene in
the second act.
Sullivan entered on tho stage a NOM
ent afterward and bowed first TO the
audience and then took off his hat to
Mitchell, WHO was in the box. Then
the scene in the house grew wild. The
cheering and whistling continued with
out interruption for fully five minutes.
Then Sullivan reached over and warm
ly clasped Mitchel's hand. The audi
ence became wilder than ever Finally
securing quiet, Sullivan stepped to the
front and said:
"LADIns AND GENTLEMEN: hand
| have Just extended to Mr.. Mitchell
was extended as an act OF genuine
friendship (cheers). do this to-day
publicly to show that gentle
man born on this side OF the
Atlantic can appreciate gentlemanly
conduct OIL the part Of one born on the
other side. And, in addition, | wish
him success against Corbett, who is a
born American, but is not on the level.
Ser%" [Cheers and a few hisses.
Mitchell made short speech. lie
said: y
"As a pugilist aud athlete the world
never saw Mr. Sullivan's equal and
never will produce his equal. II | win
from Corbett and Sullivan challenges
me won't accept, but will forfeit and
retro and let him die the champion"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03
TELEeRApHlo BRIEFS.

The Wattorson Club, Of Louisville,
KY, has gone to Washington carrying a
statue OF the Star Eyed Goddess.
After fighting thirty.two rounds at
Sioux Falls, S. D., tho Duly.0Donnell
mill was declared draw. Tho purse OF
5000 was divided,
County Clerk u. D. Fonloy, Of Ash.
land, Wisconsin, Is short IN his accounts
$4,000. llo has admitted half Of II and
the community is all torn up with ex'
CilOm0nt,
John W. Francis, ex.county recorder
OF Los Angeles county, California, was
arrested, charged with arson. Some
time Ngo many residences OF Pico
Heights were burned down, aud
no is charged with the crime.
Alexander p IIeathorington a young
Greek, OF Bridgeport Conn., shot Miss
Emma Klaus, q young lady to whom ho
has been paying earnest attention, and
then shot himself through tho heart
She had refused his attentions,
Tho great debate on prohibition
was concluded in the Manitoba leg
islaturo last night when vote
was taken on tho propoiol OF the
government TO momorIali2o the Domin'
ion government asking for power to
pass q prohibitory liquor law Tho
government was sustained BY vote OF
| IS to TO-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03
LIKE CHILDREN.
Members of the Legislature Get
Mad and Refuse to Play
BECAUSE OF THE GOVERNORS VETO
of Their Pet School Tax Measure
for Which they Denounce Him,
THE LOGICAL REASONS He gives

Make No Observation-Disclosures Who
arc Sorry they Belong to tho Cover
nor's Party-An Effort TO Netaliate
by Refusing to Pass the Approprl'
alton Bil-rhe Senate Endeavors TO
Master the situation--In their Anger
they May Defeat the Worlds Fair
Militia and Normal School Appro-
priutions-Thoy Act in a Very Child
ish afanner-nIr, Floyd, or tho Re-
publican side, Reads Them a Severe
Lesson-A Deficiency Which is a
Commentary on Democratic Man
agoment of tho states Finances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03
rnn nYAN.pA wsoY rIonr
Not Exactly oT-Ryan Actions Disgust tho
Sports.

Not Exactly OT-Rynn Actions Disgust tho
Sports.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 2.-Tho
Ryan.Dawson fight is not altogether OF
yot. This conclusion was reached this
morning when Ryan sent word from
Bay St. Louis that he was dead sore on
tho pubic for looking upon him as
coward and for doubling tho genuine
moss Of his injury. When the Dawson
party was informed by Housoman
tRyun's mannser) thoy insisted on the
Chicago mans weight (l4O) at tho ring
sido and n sido bet on tho result Of tho
new match, II made; forfeit oil $1,000
to guarantee RyNn's appearance In the
ring, Otc.
The people hero are very sovoro on
Ryan for his second disappointment ot
them, and Dawson, because ho Is
stranger here and is represented BY tho
sporting public, has tho sympathy Of
the entire sporting community Ryan
wants 10 make q new match, weight l42,
lot Dawson weigh when he plOaBes, and
bet $500 on tho result OF the fight, but
hc refuses 10 post such n forfeit to bind
his appearance In tho ring.
MIR. Humphreys and the popular Ed.
die Creamy arc very much disappointed
at the turn affairs have taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03

considered the vote by which the bill
was passed and Colonel 81. Clair was
appointed to notify the house OF its
action and ask that tho bill be returned
to tho senate, Colonel st, Clair had a
motion entered in the journal to recon
slider the vote by which the bill was
ordered to its third reading and by
which each oil tho senate amendments
were adopted, 1t is hoped that a satis'
factory conclusion may be arrived at
shortly, which seemed impossible this
morning. At that time the approprla-
tions for the Worlds Fair, the militia
and the state normal schools seemed
doomed. Now they are in II afaiT way to
be considerably reduced, and reduc'
tions may be looked for all through the
hin
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MRS. o1EvEnAND's DRESS.
Her Costume for the Inauguration Ball II
"Thoroughly American"

Her Costume for the Inauguration Ball Is
"Thoroughly American"
New YoRK, March 2.-Referring to
the dress Mrs. Cleveland is to wear at
the inauguration ball, a morning paper
says:
1.-THE great gown has been completed
for weeks. The material is heavy
silk, rich in covering but delicate in de-
sign. Mrs. Cleveland has selected q
combination OF coiors In which hydran-
gea shades are predominant. Tho skirt
Is very simple, gored and quito full at
tho bottom with round train. Many
women will be struck with the aimplic.
ity OF the gown. Tho corsage is only
medium low, with wide bretelles and
dropping shoulders that have recently
come in. 1t is thoroughly American.
The curiosity to know the Presidents
wife would appear in crinoline at the
ball can be SGT at rest. The skirt OF the
gown she wears will be we'll stttfened
with crinoline, but there arc no wires
and no hoopskirt accompaniments.
Next in importance to Mrs, Cleve-
land comes the Vice Presidents wife,
Mrs. Stevenson, who has selected for
the Inauguration ball combination OF
cream and heliotrope. The materials
are MORE antique and velvet, The
skirt and corsage are Of tho cream
moire. About the foot OF the skirt is a
narrow arrangement OF the heliotrope
velvet. The corsage is decollete with
large butterfly putTed sleeves Of hello
trope velvet. The top OF tho corsage is
covered with rich bertha OF rare old
duchess lace and n garland Of violets
outlines tho bertha. She will wear no
iewelry with this costume and the
suede gloves and the fan will match the
heliotrope velvet.
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Special Dispatch 10 ne LnlelItqsHeer.
CuARLRsroN, W. Va, March 2,-Gov.
ernor Fleming was Ogreeably surprised
this afternoon. His appointees and
their assistants at the capital waited on
him in his Office and presented him
with an elegant gold watch as a token
OF their esteem. A neat speech oil
presentation was made by his private
secretary j. W. Ewing, which was
feelingly responded to by the governor.
Tho governor expects to leave on Mon
day to look after his business interests
at Fairmont, and will remove his family
there in Il short time.
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olcnr the wny ror ILokc Is Coming.

, ATLANTA, Ga, March 9.-Hon. Hoke
Smith left Atlanta for Washington at
noon to-day, accompanied by large
party of friends. Mr.. Smith has dis
posed Of portion Of his interest in the
Journal to employees Of the paper, as
during his residence in Washington he
will bo unable to take part in tho man
agement of tho Journal There will be
no change in the policy OF the paper.
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rnmmnny nouna for wnshIngton.

New YoRK, March Eight special
trains left Jersey City this morning
having on board the members Of Tam
many Hall, bound for Washington to
attend the second Inauguration of
Grover Cleveland rs President. Four
OF these trains went over the Baltimore
& Ohio aud like number by tho Penn
sylvania. In addition to the Tammany
Hail members there were number OF
independent Democratic clubs on the
trains, the total number Of exCursionists
being estimated at 3,400.