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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

system Of the territory. bu, whose efforts
failed the purpose, wee q passenger en
route 10 tbs Worlds Fair last nish' .
vill vis,t other cities t~' 80 he
home, 'ore returning
The Los Angeles Express Of last
Tuesday says; The Miles murder css",
IN spite Of the uninteresting character ~
the evidences, continues 10 attract fair
crowd o. spectators, the greater number
of whom are apparently friends of th"
defendant The defense 70 opened their
case at this mornings session by calling
DR. u. Gibson.
The Albuquerque Safety Railway
Switzerland Hallway Joint company or
saniz.d last night, and elected Geo. W
Hanna president, Geo. W. Champior
secretary and treasurer. The capita
stock 10 $4,000. The object OF the
company IL TO manufacture and intro
duc- the valuable invention owned b,
the company. The headquarters ant
factory will be In this city. and will b
ready 10 begin operations IN = sbor
/ time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Astonishing Fact.
Suspected b. Comparatively T.-,

s"F'N"" " N""po'sH''V WV
Things that embody the mOst truth
are frequently among the last 20 be real.
lzed. Incredible as II may seem ON. IN
four has u weak or diseased heart, the
early symptoms u which are, short
breath, oppression, faint and hungry
spelis, huatering, pain In left side, smoth.
erinR, swollen ankles, dropsy, wind in
stomach, etc. Lew Logan. Buchanan
Mich, suffered from heart disease thirty
years. Two bottles Of DR.. Miles Hear,
Cure cured him. "The effect Of yonI
New Heart Cure 10 wonderful" Mrs
Eva Dresser, McGreaor, Iowa. "his IA,
vorits remedy 10 sold by T. II, Burgess a
Son on n guarantees. Get the Doctors
book, "Nsw and Startling Facts" free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

entered In some Of the spring races.
The other horse 10 . trot,-r 81 some REQ
ord, and 10 10 likely ths, he will prove q
thorn In the side Of acme ot the fast ones
at the rsces. A good crowd OF horse
men we're 81 the depo, TO ses the Iowa
trotters.
Floyd Home, one % the oomp.tsut
clerks 10 the auditing department OF the
Atlantic h Pacific, went east 10 Indian.
apolls, Ind last night. lie goes with a
leave % absence In bis pocket for
month. and before returning home he
will spend several wesks ut the Worlds
Far
Mrs. Paula Armiio de Jaramilio. aged
~ years, mother Of Probate Judge lara.
milo, wac buried from the old tson
cathedral this morning. and the funeral
services we're attended by an exceedingly
large concourse Of relatives and friends.
} The deceased vac much beloved, and
, large circle Of dear relatives are LETT
, mourners by her death.
y Secretary Smith, OF the Gentlemen''
Driving association, received lette'
this mcrn,og from Dodge City, ksnsas
: horsemen asking Tor fourteep stails. Thu
4 horees are expected TO arrive tomorrow
y aud will nj once be assigned stall room
. at the far grounds. The spring races
9 open next Thursday, May IL, and SOM
h OF the races will be decidedly fast ant
II lively.
. A. l.. Robinson, Of Louisville, Ky.
% who spends most 81 his time in Colorado
n New Mexico and Arizona, 10 again at tn
x San Felipe, returning Last night from
II three months soi,urn 10 southern Ari
d IONA. lie will remain hee until VI
- weather gets sultry. when he will 60 /
~ santa Fe and thence to Colorado. tn
u gentleman IL q health seeker, but
4 looking better now than he hes Tor IN
~, past few years
st Miss Alice Spencer, daughter OF NJ
10 aud Mrs. Z. W. Spencer, will leave 4
! night for the east. She will spend fe'
Id days in Chicago with the Albuquerqu
~ contingent, visiting the Worlds Fal
- and will then go 70 Gold Water, Mich, I
IN vl-i, her grandparents. The young lad
nd will doubtless remain away until th
he middle OF September, and while absei
re will spend short time with relatives
se Cleveland. Ohio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
A DgsED d EnnaNG.
q, Causes n Liv~ly Cemusotiea ~ u
foseefyice,

This morning, at $50 o'clock, Erns
Grunafeld, who is an aspirsot for Z
office Of postmaster OF Albuquerqa
called ut the postofllce for his md
and on opening his box. No. 553.
found among the efYects dried herrs
the COMMUNICATING smell Of which 10 4
very pleasant ~ the sweet scented \
let desux and other cherished spistl
Postmaster Whitcomb was very bud
engaged on some important mail nastt]
ct his desk, but Mr.. Grunsfeld, fesli1
that he had been insulted, demanded
once an explanation. lie swore shs,
one hut himself aud Alfred 0rupsis(
the latter on his way east. have keys
the box, and that the herring must b
been placed IN his box by some pen
conuscted with the postotiice for the n
pose OF running his chances for the
po,ntment OF Albuquerque postmssi
Mr.. Grunsfsid 10 Q capital single hsDl
tAlksr, and after he got done telling
careful he was about his boz, Mr.. VI
comb iuforr-" him that . promiu
railroad conductor was 10 the oiiic
few moments before and offered bid
dried herring, which he refused 70
cept. The next time he heard about
herring wss from Mr.. Grunsfsld. 4
found II in his boz. II 10 the opinio(
Mr.. Whitcomb that the conductor,
ing the box open, dropped the herr
in, and the box happeued to be tbs,
Mr.. Grunsfeld, who 10 an aspirant fof
office. The explanation 10 not altoas
| satisfactory 10 the gentleman, for
reason that he "nsver left his box op
and in regard TO the outrage he say
intends to write TO the postofiice ins
tor. He also had talk with II. Is.
gusson about the matter, and the
Of the conductor may YET involt
heavy suit Of damage against Post
ter Whitcomb.
There 10 indeed q lively commots
progress, aud the smell OF q dried
ring 10 responsible for the sruptios
upon the surface between the pu
postmaster aud prospective oflicls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Na-,IinE aah-rr,p,Lon.

The railroad rustling committees are
around to day, and many liberal minded
citizens are putting down their names
Tor amounts ranging from $40 u 5000
There are some, however, who do n large
amount Of bosstlns in regard to their
hberalty, and who are more able to sub
scribe than many that do, who have not
signitied their desire 10 sGbscribe n cent
These men get b:g amount ~ credit FOR
the work % others. but the tine IL fast
coming when their acts % "libsrslity'
will become u public discussion. The
CITY ne.ds another railroad, aud IA the
Pecoa Valley magnRtes are willing to ex.
tend their line into the territorial me
trcpolls, let US all work TO secure TIM
road first.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Ola Tswu Justtee.

The preliminary hearing OF the case Of
tho Territory vs. Domingo Sandoval.
who assaulted Trsnqu,l,no Sedillo
which has been before Justice Lucerc
Tor the past two days, was concluded
late yesterday afternoon. the prisoner DO
ing placed under q s2,0Co bond. The
bond 10 quite large for the crime com
united. but before the trial Modesto Or
t,z, who prosecuted, stated that he VA
going to prosecute TO the fullest extent
OF the Law and be undoubtedly did. W
q, Heaoock represented the defendant
Il seems that SIndoval had thss..s-'
ed other parties, and 90 soon % the hrsl
trial was concluded, he was again places
under arrest and the jastics put him m
der q 800 peace bond,
When they do catch Q fellow doing
wrong IN old town. they make life missr
able for him for the tine being
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Op..ie. nA.asa Dewa.

The opinion 10 the case OF Joaquin
MARITIME W. the Atohison, Topeka 4 San.
Ia Fe Railroad company, sustaining the
injunction against the sheriff 10 prevent
him from lsvying execution for the
amount OF the Judgment, (ss0oo) was
banded down by Judge Lee yesterday a..
ternoon. MARITIME was injured while at
work for the company and sued for dam
ages. lie Is bsins represented by Ns,ll
B, Field. The company 10 reprssen ted
by Aeasrs. Ohildsrs and Dobson, OF this
city, aud II. l.. Waldo. OF Santa Fe. The
case will nov 80 70 the territorial SUI
preme court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

l.. Frnmptou, OF Watruua, registered
1t TIA" European laat night.
Miss Edith Smithe, 81 Denver, is VISIT.
NIX Miss Srhurmayer, Of Santa Re.
\ " Paxton and G., Il Mack, railroad
boys from Wlnslow, are ut the Windsor.
Chns r. Hunt drtrict court cle'L.
was nj Santa To on cuisines. the first
part - the week
Miss Rachel Scot,ls. who has been 20
Gallup on visit 10 her slater, Mre. Da-
ylds, has returned home.
-. l.. Huntington, Of the United States
army. was passenger from the west last
night. lie IL at IA. San Felipe.
Jos. Guldstein reg stored At the Plaza,
I.as Vegas. Tuesday. lie is taking q
short vacation 10 the Meadow town.
Gabriel Armrio, deputy United States
marshal. will leave TO morrow morning
Tor III. CSbeZon neighborhood on busi-
nese
Joseph Menard, well known TO mum
her Of our citllens, came up from Silver
! city last night and IL registered nj the
| Hotel Columbus.
L. Blumenthal. u New York, and
J Henry alderman. Of Chicago, friends OF
/ .eon I.amm. we're introduced at the
, Commercial club last evening.
The Optic says: BernaliIlo county
cent her quota Of patients to the insane
asylum better tilted out with clothing
than any other county in the territory
40 far.
Miss j l.. Bishop, er.!n-law o
VIM. Crane. the old ranchman at Cool
idgs, on the Atlantic 4 Pacific, came II
from the west last night, She is at thu
Windsor.
The troops from Fort Wingate hay'
not returned from the San Juan country
and may be detained there some time OF
account Of the ugly disposition OF Ger
tain Of the Navajo chiefs.
W. r. Lampe, deputy probate clerk 70
Valencia county, came up To the cit!
from Isoa Lunas yesterday afternoon h
nee his Chicago friend, s. NJ. Cullom. II
returned home this morning.
+. q. Alley il the name OF the pe'
night clerk nj the depot Tor Wells Farg
Express company, vice +. l.. Judd re
signed MIR. Judd has gone 10 CalifoI
nia, where ha will visit ioi u short tim
and then 20 east.
NJ. j. Fancy, travelling engineer 70
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, who
here putting up the new engines FOR sh
Atlantic 4 Pacific, 10 slightly iudirYose
n, his room a. the Armlj,, he 10 reosiv
my the best Of care from friends.
II. II. Hatch. routs agent for III
Wells. Fargo Express company. has n
turned from n trip over the line OF tn
Atlantic \ Pacific, lie repo'.s the Of
ices OF the company on .he road in goo
condition and in competent hands.
The Arm OF X. T. lsose 4 Bro. are Of
tending their store room On Gold avenu
% the alley, Strong 4 Hssselden hs'
: ing the contract Tor the work. The MI
10 also erecting u frame stable on the
lot on Fifth street, between Railroad IN
Copper avenues.
. The Commercial club was sblazs vii
F. the beauty Of the city last evening, IL b
h ing ladiss' night. There were mol
young people present than FOR month
! and the evening was heartily enjoyed
dancing. The music rendered was OF
superior character.
4, J.F, EIinkls, the legislative repnsssl
4 tativs from lincoln county. who bscsu
!. famous ct the last legislature By his .
Itsmpt 70 battle down The prsssat soho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Seventy.iive Con, uisions.
A ThRilllns Exp&fiensR.

There IL no one but at come period 10
life has an experience that stands out
prominently beyond ali others. Such 70
the case OF John b. Collins, OF Romeo,
Mich. who says: ~From Septsmber 10
January, before using Nsrvins, had at
least ssventy.hvs convulsions. After
thres months use | have no more a.
tscks" DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine
ALEC cures nervous prostration, headache,
poor memory, dizziness, sIeeplessLess
neuralgia, etc, and builds mp the body
Mrs. ]. X. Miller, OF Valparaiso, Ind,
and J. X. Taylor, OF Logansport, Ind,
each gained - pounds OF flesh by taking
IL. Sold by I. II. burgess 4 Bon on q
guarantee. Get ths Doctors book, free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Miles, Nerve 4 Liver PIN

ACT on = new principle-regula.
liver, stomach aud bowels thros
nerves. A new discovery. Dr.
Pills speedily cure bilIousness, bsl
torpid liver, piles, ooDsti patio1
equalsd for nsn, women, childrt o.
est, mildest, sur~sti % doses ~
Samples fires, st T. II. Burgess 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
(srum ia. Daily. MAJ ~

WV beii1' "J -
DIR. W. II. Harrison will leave to night
for Denver.
Chas. +. Jones', OF the Pueblo stock
yards, "a here on business.
The public schools viii take a three
months summer recess on the 10th.
Mrs. y. Parker il visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Mlles. at Las Cru.
Gee
A. &. Shears, the fruit tree dealer, is
making u business trip to southern Cal
Itornis.
The L,ncoln Lucky mine owners are
on the v.rge Of d,sssnsion, and litigation
may follow.
Twenty-Five indictments we're found at
the recent term % the district court in
Ssn Miguel county.
Mrs. j. Is. Schroeder and children. OF
Ration, are Visiting in this city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoe. Aiusworth.
r. L. Gregory, Of Prescott, Arizona,
and l.. L. Saudels, Of Fort smith, Ark.
called this morning at the Commercial
club.
Frank Turner. clerk in the Bank OF
Commerce. who has been quite sick for
the past week. is reported better this
morning.
Q. NJ. Bailey and family came up from
Kingston, y. NJ, last night and registered
at the European. They left this morn
ing Tor the east.
Col. j. Q Mills and George +. Al.
bright will leave in q few days for the
Jemes country, where they will hsh for
ct least three weeks.
Mrs. Edward Medler will leave next
Tuesday for the Worlds Fair, aud will
also take part IN n family reunion In
Iowa before she returns.
Mrs. Anna Kendall, q cousin Of Mise
LlzEis Folsom, 10 here from iisrmosa, n
n. The lady will leave to morrow even.
ing TO visit relatives and iriends In Louis
vile, Ky.
J. W. McQdads has Just completed
in the Highlands one OF the prett,ssi
two story brick residences 10 the city
The work shows that Mr.. McQuade 10 q
first .clsss builder.
/ NJ. Tygsrt, NJ. d., registering from
Carlstatt, N. j., at the San Felipe, came
down from the north Last night, and
left this morning for the English colony
on the Rio Pusrco.
A. l.. Van Antwerp and wife, who
} have been 10 the Las Vegas hot spring.
, on few days visit, returned last night
He 10 at his deck at the live stock ofiic,
81 the depot To day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Levy aud A
Kaufman, relatives OF Miss Tille Kauf
man, are expected 10 the city from New
York this evening or TO morrow morning
They will remain here Tor . day, and theI
leave for q visit to California.
A. Garland, the we'll known merchant
tailor Of Howell, Mich. came dowa FROM
! Santa 70 last week, where his New
Mexico drummer, Frank Dudley. n
quite III at the hospital with pneumonis
MIR. Garland 10 here shaking hands with
{ patrons Of his house. aud in Q few day
will leave for I'll Paso. he 10 rsgistsre,
at the San Felipe.
J. J. Phslsn, the druggist, Who ha'
/ been sbssot from the city for over tire
mosths. returned home last night. snS
, this afternoon two thoroughbred trot
/, tsrs-one for DR.. j. p. Raster and th'
/ other for Mr. Phslan-srrivsd from For
} Madison, Iowa. The horse for the doc
sor b Q -srssa" animal, but 10 will b,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
mslr q a Fsvtsae

Mp. Joseph Raillard, Gallup
drsssmaksr, has boon informed
the French consul that she
heir 10 q half million dollars, ID
late uncle, Count vicsntu. y
lord 10 connected and related
the oldest and most distins ~
lies d France.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

Officers Ryan aud Mason about s
o'clock last night arrested 90 Indian
woman named Juana Maria bbeytia,
whom they found near the Armory
building crying, and took her of to the
woman's ward OF the city jail. The
woman is from Isl-ts, came up to the
city on freight, and 10 jumping of the
car broke her lett leg. She dragged
herself TO the front OF the Armory
shere her cries attracted the attention
Of the policemen. Dr. Psaroe has dress
I'd the wounded leg, and word has been
sent to her relatives al Isleta, whore che
will be taken a. soon ~ possible. II u
learned that the woman was also pretty
we'll loaded with cheap whisky.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
The miles ease,

The evidence In the Miles murder oass
at Los Angeles closed on Wednesday
and the arguments ware heard by the
court yesterday. Miles himself WA
plsosd on the witness stand. and the En-
press says he gave his testimony In per-
tectly frank aud straightforward way, 90
casionally smilins at the Attorney fruit
less efforts 10 tAngis him up and con
Quoting hlmsslf throughout In perfect
ly unsmbarrasssd and easy manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

The lncendiary match has been applied
10 the houses OF Mrs, He'll and Han nah
Carr. out q, Mineral hll. In both in
stances the contents were sntirely con.
sumed, Men accused OF burning the
buildings simply laughed in the faces Of
the women who Sustained tho loses and
who made the accusation. - Optis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
&c n~m = mber- -.

Tom Meupfee Lac favored I'M NlIIIiN
With SEVERAL clp,ee ~ the Atlanta, TIA,
Gsusutuuuu, which contain All account
4 "a match game ~ base ball between h'e
club, the Chattanooga, and the Allan.
tas, the latter winning 10y aSmall margin.
The two Mru.iss,a Jack aud Tom did
"a. battery work Tor the Chattanooga
aud the Constitution N ep-Hklug ~
them says
Manager SchmaII presented the Men
et-. brothers rs hIs battery, and TIA"
youngsters showed up ~ good shhl'"
they are both good bHIl piHl ere aud IA
them SchmslG has pair ~ TIE m"-l
prumisirg young men M H." league,
they have b,~n WurktLg together 'ur
some tune ard are "a thorough harmony
/ Tom Mrn.iee's catching ~ .a-y and eN'
csllrut RhlI- lie throwing HuuI.i make
Buck ENIug again HhRt h. ur"" whr
/ HE brother works ~ the huI VIII all hlt
might, and appear ~ have complete
control II the ball H.ih all the speed nee
r-rary Together they mhkr hs good .
Datirry as there IL IN the Southern
l-hg.r
The above ~ u very pretty send ~
nuI rums man, ba4- bal admirers u
the section - NrW Mexico will thluk, ~
rnK CIrizrS. that hr deserves ever!
" "a lie also remembers thla paper
sending IL souvenir Of the opening game
Vt Chattanooga, which contains splsndi'
prptus ~ the managers aud players 10
tn" Atlanta aud Chattanooga bare bal
players.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
Not many physiciaus make arsat The

Not many physicisns make great the
rapeut,c discoveries For the most part
they contsnt Themselves with aduia,s.
tsrina iudiciously What Ia prescribed IN
the books. To DR.. J. O. Aver, however,
10 due the credit Of discovering thsi
creates, ct ali blood purifiers Ayers
SarsaparillA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

Bessie II. Bsdlos. Burlington, W., hsd
a disease Of the scalp. causing her hair
to become very harsh and dry. aud 70
fall 10 freely that sbs scarcely dared 10
CONT H. Ayers Hair visos gave her
healthy scalp. removed the dandruf, and
nads The hair thick and siossy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
CeIores Mes,. Csaveastsa

The eolored msn OF Fl Peso held q
meeting 90 Tuesday evening last. and
elected the following gentlemen to at.
tend the negro convention, 10 DO held In
this city July Joha O. Clsmons and
+. L. Tohn we're elected delegates, and
ID. job usou, JAs. Walker, Thomas 0rigs
by and A. A. Lewis we're selected a.
alternates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

pushly cOmpreb.pdo the lmpor,auce ~
IA. work referred t., ADD v he sets hun
s.t nn,d, II In ratne-, he ran accom-
tl,sn , yr,n, deal toward quitting tie
militia q, the territory Va better cond''
uun.
An efficient, we'll organized and we'll
I,s.,pl,n.J militia u necessary and val
uable IN every state IN the union, but u
q. especially recrssary IN New Mexico
where, ~ addition to all the contl gen
c,ea ~ internal disorder to which other
s,ate. are liable, va are Slso constantly
,,p,-.d 10 the danger u lui'Gu deprc
da,ous At various points w,''.iu our Tor
| ,lcrs. and the beet way tu Ayui trouble
IIatJ Ue thoroughly PREPARED 't It, Itm
d,eefeltsb,e to the Territory that thu
lrs,-'hiutr has not given w. such Law
,r rl,p .ubIart ~ We ought 10 have, M,
one ,nN R.u'l enable New Mexico :,
rauk Nlih uturr Am"rl'.t ,nnuuite'
% r,sntd T., l,r preparations Tor r"l
protection, tut ia tie HO~rtc" ~ sncl
.gislA,iun Ne mus, do the beet We can
aud that, w. understand IL UhEt t,uN
Thornton proposea I" do
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13
s.olas to the brair

Prof. Crrager, superintendent OF the
government, Indian school, called at THK
CIrzES Office this morning and stated
that he would leave Tomorrow evening
for Chicago to attend the Worlds Fair.
lie will take with him twenty mem.
bsrs Of the band, all boys, and ten Indian
girls. They will lie accompanied by the
professor and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Devol, Harry +. Liston and Mr. Eta
Clinton, The expense OF the trip, includ
ing railroad fares. 10 estimated 10 Amount
10 about t2.2O0 They will return 10 the
city about the 10th Of June.
II the care OF the HAIR were made q
part Of iady's education, We should not
sss 90 many gray heads, and the use oil
Halle Hair Remover would 10 vSnnsoss
sary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-09
roR EveRvnAx USE.


~ The Table.
6iv0 - disposition to do what u kindly,
aoa,Yteous ard confederate for others, ard
iutuition viii largely supply the best meth
"a Of III sxpeezion. Yet there are helpful
Uusreuxions that can easily be borne in mind.
~ SOME Of these are given as follows BY
Good Housekeeping: 10 begin right oais
should take an easy position at the table.
sittins nsither too near nor too far away.
Noshing Il more improper Than to lounge
beck In ones chair or to lean forward upon
the table during any temporary wait which
NAV occur Any necessary waits should bi
broken and frightened by conversation
with ones neighbors at the bo&rd. This.
however, shorld not be so directed at host
or hostess as to is.terfere with .heir duties.
Il Is no longer the usage for those first
served TO wait till all have been supplied
before commencing to eat The host and
hostess look after the progress Of all thu
guests in order to make sure that none ar
neglected, bus each guest conducts his own
Affairs and pays no attention TO his neiish-
bor. except in circumstances where istsiei
or children are under the oversight of theft
natural escort.
Al dinners sonp is usually the first coarse,
and in taking il fren the spoon c;sre shou.i
be exercised To do SO silently-th;s i.tinin.'s'
ton APPLYING to all other articles of fool.
IL is decidedly vulgar to make noise G. a.
in taking the food into the mouth III ITS
mastication OF in swallowing. The lsi.f
is especially reprehensibse, yet how otten
do we hear SINE person rria down iooi
with such a Disgusting spiis.il Of the thit's-
muscles that we wonder how lac could have
.scspsd sfrsneulation In the same cate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-09

One of the mos, curious museums In the
wcsld is that containing hundreds Of thou
sands of newspapers at Aix-la-Chapel'e.
This quaint museum library was foundei
some seven or eight years ago by Oscar For
kenbeck, who collected newspapers rs 9th
er people collect stamps or autographs,
The whole of his income for something like
~ years was distributed over newspaper Of
fees of the civilized and uncivilized world.
and he received every morning daiiies pub
iished in 80 languages. BIZ the year 1855 he
found himsel! the happy owner OF 1860
files. He then hit on the excellent idea OF
founding newspaper museum, and with
this object in view sent n circular round
asking the whole newspaper world to assist
him in his great work. The continental
press seem to have responded with enthusi
asn, and now, says The Chronicle, there is
certainly no such collection Of newspapers
existing in the whole world. Mr.. Forken
beck, as was only fair, has been made libra
rian in chief, and both he and three assist
ants are busy indexing and Arranging the
ever increasing collection.