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CHIko SHOWS Hrs TEMPER.
The Giant Gorilla Almost xiii. . Man Re-
fore Heinz Places In the Arsenal.


Chiko. tho giant gorilla OF the Barnum 4
BAILEY show! took up his winter quarters at
the Arsenal in Central Park yesterday. The
big fellow was in n very bad humor. and his
transfer from one caGo to the other was at
tended with considerable difficulty and ex-
citement. He made q furious attack upon one
OF the circus men. who had a narrow escape.
and he was only frightened into submission
when Juno. one OF the largest elephants in tho
Park menagorie. was brought into play as n
bugbear. Chko ia said to be the largest GO
rilla in captivity. and is the only one In this
country. He ia . feet Z in ches tall. and weighs
nearly 100 pounds. His reach is over nine
feet He was CAPTURED on the island OF Papua
eight years ago. and is thought to be about
eleven years old.
He arrived in Jersey City early yesterday
morning in n special cage. and was immcdi-
atoy driven to Central Park, 1t was found
impossible to transfer him directly from the
cage TO- his cosey quarters on the second floor
oil the Arsenal, and he was taken to u stable
on Sixtythird street. A large hox was placed
at the entrance of the cage. and Antonio Mar
TO drive the gorilla into 1t. The savage brute
was in a high state Of excitement. owing to
to enter the box. He tore around Ills cage.
and finally threw himself against It's bars with
sition and shntter the glass at the rear OF tho
wagon. with almost human sagacity he then
1 sS to and % bars Ss % nh s OF sron
scattered In all directions. and for few mo-
ments there was "A scene OF wild confusion.
Felix Mcdonald. superintendent Of Bar
mum 4 Bsiley's Menagerie. was standing near
the cage trying to pacify the beast. when he
suddenly thrust his long arms between tho
bars and seized Mcdonald around the waist
lifting him from the ground The man shouted
for help. and while Keeper Marancis prodded
the gorilla with POLE. another keeper secured
a knife and cut McDonald's coat down tho
back. Mcdonald slipped out Of hls coat and
Chiko retired to tho corner Of his cage. chew
ing viciously at the remnants of the garment.
Assistant Superintendent Burns OF the Park
Menagerie had meanwhile. sent for, Juno.
When the elephant arrived she was led close
to the cage, and the gorilla shrunk into cor
ner and shrieked with terror. 1t was due
chiefly to the elephants awe-inspirinG pres
ence that the gorilla was finally driven into
the box. Chiko was turned into his cage in
the Arsenal at 5 30 p NJ
The cage is about 20x1O feet in size and Ia
divided into two compartments. The floor Is
covered with heavy green carpet. and to-day
table and chair will be placed inside the
bars. A trapeze has also been provided for
Chiko to take exercise on when so inclined.
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SIGNED BY A NOTARY.
AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT AND WHAT
WILL COME OF 1T

There IL n Great Deal OF Human Nsture IN
This Document, to Say Nothing OF n Large
Amount OF Human Needs ana Wants.
One day recently tho prominent notary, Car
los l. Smith, ESQ. was called upon By LADY.
Mrs. G. A. Fisk by name. who resides at Water
bury Centre. Vt. and the following very inter-
esting document was signed and sealed in his
presence. and Its truth duly sworn to accord
ing to law:
About three years ago found myself with
severe nervous trouble in my head. The dis
ease seemed to be all over my head. When
moved my head on my pillow 1t seemed as
though was going right of tho bed on the
floor. my head swan 80 and was 80 dizzy.
When stopped down to light the FIRE had to
take hold OF the stove to prevent falling to the
floor. I'll.
The beginning Of my nervous troubles was
caused By lifting. straining che nerves in the
top OF my head. / took treatment from good
many doctors without any permanent relief.
my head getting bad'at times. and gradually
becoming worse. decided that had got to
do something different. and that quickly.
Il had seen DR.. Greene's Nervnra blood and
nerve remedy advertised. and determined to
give It a thorough trial l commenced to take
Il and I'm m cd lately began to be better. It has
been OF the greatest benefit to me. have not
had those dizzy spells since taking the Ners
vurA.
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Clancy Tries Twicr TO Murder His Wife,
Who Defends Him Against Her Rescuers.

Clancy Tries Tvicc 10 Murder His Wife.
Who Defends Him Against Her Rescuers.
BATH. N. Y. Oct. Chichester Clancy is a
worthless character living near Lockport His
wife has supported him by her labor for years.
Ono evening some time ago she WAS return
ing homo from her work. and was crossing the
canal by the railroad bridge. Tho bridge Is
100 feet above the canal Clancy met her on
the bridge and demanded her wages She
told him she had not been paid yet. He
knocked her down. and. dragging her to the
side OF the bridge. pushed her off and hold her
suspended by her hair. swearing that he
would let her drop II she did not give him her
T eom bar a neST
to punish him when h = wife sprang to his AID.
and with a club drove her rescucrs on OF her
brutal husband Clancy and his vile then
mandng money and she declaring that she
had none. A freight train was, apprroaching.
and they stepped off the track. When the
train was not more than ten feet away clancy
front OF the locomotive. a sWitchman h9p-
pened to como along at that moment He
grabbed the woman and pull" her OF OF the
being crushed beneath the wheels. The
switchman in his Indignation began to bsrate
Clancy. whom the latter attacked him, but was
getting The worst Of 1T WHEN ms nv Wire aGa gan
had saved her from terrible death. go
The switchman had clancy arrested. and the
attar's wife appeared Mt the police court and
her husband. flo was. sent to iail and indicted
for attempting his wfe'S life. The case came
up for trial last Friday. The wife was
to hay" been witness az against MINI nniict pIe
nevertheless and sentenced to four years In
the penitentiary.
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The old trouble Is gone and my general
health is a good deal better. 1t Ia DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy which has
cured my terrible nervousness and trouble in
my head"
Then personally appeared Mrs. G. A. Fisk.
and affirmed to the truth Of the foregoing
CARLOS L. SMITH. Notary Public.
Now there Is scarcely anybody who is per.
fectly we'll. Nearly everybo has some
trouble-an ache or pain. n weakness a nerve
trouble something wrong with the stomach
or bowels. poor blood. or liver and kidney COM
plant. For any or all OF these difficulties DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
offers the surest and most speedy cure. Use
It. by all means. 1t is purely vegetable and
harmless
Doctors and druggists recommend It to the
people because it is a physicians prescription.
the discovery OF Dr. Greene of IS West 18th
ST., New York. the famous and successful
specialist in curing all forms Of nervous and
chronic diseases The Doctor can be consult-
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s..nr.s.,nr E.h.,r,on In Mexico.

Cry or MEXICO. Oct. 2a-Advicss from diff
ferent towns in tho remote State Of Guerrero
on the Pacific coast, say that tho revolutionary
uprising is being rapidly suppressed by Fede-.
raj troops.
Gen. Canuto Nei left the town of Mescaa
on Oct. with POO followers for Chilpancingo.
capital of tho State A great many reckless
men Joined him on the road, ON Tuesday he
reached the capital. which could make no re-
distance tho Twenty-hfth Battalion. its only
defence. being scattered VI, and down through;
as he pleased un,il the Federal troops ap.
reared on the scene,
The Federal forces now In the field number
Z 900 men They have beaten tho revolution
lists everywhere they have encountered them.
and have taken many prisonsrB
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It was stormy yesterday over al the Atlantic coast
sections north ward from Virginia. Tho cyclone was
central off the coast. probably tho Gulf stream
second storm central over Minnesota Iowa. and
Nebraska. Much cloudy weather. with occasional
rains characterized It, decided cold wave with the
nrst temperature OF the follows the north
western storm An area OF high barometer overIios
tho North Atlantic This may retard tho coast storms
movement and prolong the stormy conditions here.
Tho highest wind here yesterday was twentyeighs
miles from the northeast Tho rainfall up to the inter
mission Of the rain at 4 30 r. NJ. amounted to 2A1
inches The temperature ranged from b7s to eyes
prevailing wind northeast average velocity 20 milssy
average humidity a6 per cent
Tho thermometer at rerrys pharmacy in THE Sun
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Arrest of the wratran Murderer.

WAsuISGToN. Oct. a-Excitement Is at fever
heat hero to-day over the arrest OF the seven
alleged Wrattan murderers. 1t Is said that
John White and Clip Clark are not guilty and
that they can prove their whereabouts upon
man who confessed. had IL grudgo against
these men. especially Clark. and that he con-
nected their names with tho murder to ruin
The police say that Clark had n Winchester
rifle aud corn knife in bed with him when ar
rested This morning tho y lice went to the
residence Of Stone. to bring his wife and chill
dren to this city, ms il is feared that some OF
the prisoners friends may harm them.
Tered confession. saying that all the parties
arrested were to meet at q given point and
then proceed to rob the Wrattan residence.
but that he did not take part.
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1 1vsTsss on Oct. 81 500

Average on oct - ISL! oS9ue
washington FORECAST FOR TUESDAY,
For Maine rain; high east winds.
For New Hampshire and Vermont rain in southern
portion, fair In northern portion southeast winds
For Massachusetts, Rhod Island, and Connecticut,
rain, clearing the early morn! western
Massachusetts, and western Connecticut: briIk and
high southeast winds
FOR NEG in'k fr preceded BY rain N the eavlv
morning; Ne,h and hlisk 'pHh~lt minds
For eastern PennsylvAn!a and New Jersey far pre-.
coded by rain in the early morning. fresh southeAss
winds
For tho Dstrict of Columbia. Maryland, ana Della
ware. fair. slight changes in temperAture: cooler
Wednesday; fresh southeast winds.
For west Virginia, western Pennsylvania. fair,
during Tuesday; cooler Tuesday night; sssAA
winds
For western New York. partly cloudy: warmer dug
ing Tuesday; cooler Tuesday nights winds shifting 70
southwest and increasing in force,
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no,lsa Their susea.-rnl Rival.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24-BecAuss Matthew
Rico won the most praise from crowd OF
young women at n dance in Natalie, near
Shamokin. on Saturday night, four jealous
Italians threw him into a tub of boil
ing water, which had been prepared
by other guests. who were about 10
brew poinssi. ~ beverage OF alcohol. mo-
lasses. and water. Eicos throat was so terri
bly, scalded that no is speschless and in q
dying condition. The other Italians refuse to
give the police the names Of his assallantA
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The M.ch,as'. Final Trial Trip.

Tho new United States gunhoat Machias'
which arrived at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
Sunday. leave there at u O'Clock this m orn-
inc for a final trial trip on tho Sound. Tho
Machias. which was designed for service in
Chinese waters is a light draught twln-screw
gunboat of l.O50 tons and ] 600 horse power.
She 10 schooner rugged. with a yard on her
foromast. On her speed trial she made l5.s
knots Her battery consists OF eight 4-inch
rapid fire guns. four O-pounders. and two J.
Founders She is also fitted with q torpedo
tubo in her bow.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Mrs Celia McManus. GO years OF age WAS killed BY an
electric car in syracuse yesterday morning
Edward Van Bnrsn, the Lshigh Valley fireman who
shot at Wavorly Saturday night BY bootblAck
died yesterday morning.
William Harris Of Van Ettenvlle. 20 years old. a
hrak einan tho ElmirA Cortland aud Northern Rail
rohd, was Killed at Ithaca yesterday while coupling
Marshall Bintz aged 80 years, and having wife
and several children At HonesdAle. Pa. has been
rested nt Roods Greek " for abduction and assault
lilo Is charged with having enticed l6year old grl
away from her home and keeping her against her Will
rinu Is III Delhi jail awaiting the action OF the Grand
Jury,
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She Did Her Duty by Harrason.

IND1ANApoIIs. Oct GA woman who regis.
tered as Mrs. Peterson Of Beloit. Wis. has
paid flying visit here. She said she dreamed
that Harrison was to be the next President.
work to defeat that end. and she averred that
she has been sent hero to warn Harrison.
Having related her warning to the ex- PRESS
dents private secretary. he at once took Q
trim for home,
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BERLIN. Oct. 23.-The Imperial Health ONCE
reports that since Saturday there have been
seyen fresh cases OF cholera and four deaths in
Tilsit. eight fresh cases and two deaths in
Stettin. and hree fresh cases in Ierpen-
schleuse Prussia It Is believed that the Ber-
lin -Stettin Canal is infected
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 23.-Miss Sallie Wheeler
died TODAY at her home. 1881 East Ontario
street in the 1921 year OF her age. She was
born In Birmingham. England. on Dec. 16.
100 She was member OF the Episcopal
Church. and was confirmed by the late Bishop
Alonzo Potter in St Mary's Church in lS4S Up
to the time OF her death she was in possession
of all her facultes.
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HUMPHREYS

Dr. Humphreys SPECIFICS are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies. used for years in private
practice aud for thirty years by the people with
entire Every single SPECIFIC SPECIAL for
tho disease named
They without dTugglng purging or reducing the
system. and are in tact amt deed mo sovereign
III M dies OF the World.
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CLEVELAND. Oct. 23.-It is believed here that
the Vanderbilt system will soon acquire control
of the Ann Arbor road. Last week President
John Newell Of the Lake Shore went over the
road with General Manager Ashley. Monday
morning the private car OF Assistant Supera-
tendent Blogitt OF the Lake Shore
was attached to tho north-ho Ann
Arbor, train, \, Mr. w l,loGtt being y, accom-
attorney for the Vanderbilt lines. Chief En-
gineer Hardy Of the Lake Shore has made fro
Quent trips recently over the Ann Arhor ex-
amined the whole road. and is now prcpari ing
a report to he submitted to President Newell.
General Manager Ashley OF the Ann Arhor
mitted. and that he cannot say whether one
will be made or not.
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There is much amusement In political circles the
grotesque Misunderstanding which week be-
tween Mayor Grace and his antsnnp follow The
Democratic nominations wore made on tho l7th inst
In Tammany Hall and the morning following tho
18TH. Mr. Grace, supposng that there would he
Democratic opposition to tho TAmmany cSnd dates.
wrote letter to Mr. Fitch ng him upon his
nomination as Comptroller Tho Comptroller is mem.
Der OF tho Aaueduct Board and matters there now
stand lie has the casting vote Commissioner Scott
not in ignorance OF this fact and II his sugges
ton that Mr.. Grace wrote TO Mr. Fitch. Mr..
scott writing letter, too at tho same time.
MIR. Fitch. however. din not make public the
communication which he had received from MIR.
Grace, and the antrsnappers knowing nothing OF
its existence embarked under tho suppOSition tina.
Mr. with the ny In the III starred Myers
ment when they were fully committed to IL tho
Grace letter made its appearance. and there were
many denominations between tho leader and the led.
Tho hest inside information puts at 30 900 this year
the probable majority Of tho Democratic state ticket
IN New York In all the Democratic counties OF tho
state, with the possible exception ~ Kings the ma
iority will bo big ago. and in the following
counties decided gains are expected over last years
record; Albany. ChemunR CLINTON. Delaware Erie.
Greene. Lewis Oneida Orange Putnam, Seneca. West.
chester and Yates The Democratic majority in Now
York city will from present appearances be about So
600 oyertoppinE even the OF the FolEsE year,
Wheh ths Democratic majority MAS TlIa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

A. l.. Van Antwerp, assistant live stock
agent Tor the A., y. * 5. r., came IN ON
the north bound tram la.t night, having
b"cn call-d to the southern part of the
territory on business connected with his
department, lie was fortunate. enough
t. be- IN DrmIng m Saturday night. the
2ls,, on the occasion II the public install
lHt,on 81 officers ~ MrGrorty Command
~. Knights T.mplnr, No, 4, After the
eHercises there was II banquet Ht the de-
pot hotel; Manage: Lusk - that ost-l.
~ exceeded himself IN the discharge Of
his duties, Fred. Harvey IL 10 b- con
graduated on having such capable,
courteous gentleman TO look sitter his in.
teresls. There we're visitors present
from Gage, Silver City, Gold Hill, FL
PaSo, San MMcIal aud Albuquerque. and
all were loud Ia their praises Of sv.sy
hing connected with the affair. and the
boundless hospitality 81 the good people
oi Deming. Long may they live aud
thrive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
looking over the cay.

ChBs, +. Hunt, who ~ making some
thine on the side 10y faithfully discharg.
lng the duties ~ chief clerk oi the terri.
tntlnl council, came down from Santa
fe saturday night, accompanied 10 the
city 10y t. +. Workman, ~ Denver. MIR.
'lunt will return To his duties to. morrow
morning. lie states that everything ia
moving along nicely IN the counil, aud
that the school question will ultimately
terminate 10 the eutir. satisfaction of
our people.
Regarding Mr.. Workman, TnE CITIZEN
II Informed that he represents the Cham.
Oerlain Investment company OF Denver.
and he Was At Santa Fe looking over
that town with view % largely interest
my his company IN Santa F. real estate,
but not beng fully satisfied with the out
look, he was persuaded TO visit the
metropolis. His company desire 10 in
vest IN New Mexico cities, build tene-
ment homes, ana otherwise improve and
encourage the upbulldlng Of the new
towns. The gentleman was introduced
thus murn,ng To Mr.. Brooks, president of
the Commercial club, and hs has also
nl-t several u the city's progressive real
estate agents, who will, no doubt, con.
vince the visitor that Albuquerque is the
only pace Tor his Investments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
The Drputy sheriff.

l. IL now n positive conclusion that
Jesus Garcia vii! remain in the sherlff's
uiii'e. lie IN IA most excellent office depu
y, and during the four year. he was
with ex Sheriff Peres he proved compe-
tent Ia every particular and accommo-
dating TO the public. Sheriff frissrri
can no, aud better man, in house 70
house canvass IN the whole territory, for
under sheriff than Jesus Garcia, and The
CITIZEN IL really glad to understand that
he will be found IN harness Cor the next
two )eurs.
The deputy sheriff, who will do the
outside work-ths same .. iss OF work
performed by ex Deputy Sheriff Tom
ilubbellis Pablo Analla. TIL 8 gentle
man came TO Bernalllo county from one
Of the northern counties few Years ago,
AMI has proved q capital interp -eter, 10
ing u ready scholar in both The English
aud Spanish languages. He 10 ;onserva-
tive 10 his views, - not ho' head or
mean in disposition, and Tai CITIZEN
has every reason to bslievs tina, he will
prove very acceptable To the pc pie.
Until Sheriff iri gets isirly In
Quoted into and acquainted wish the Of
flee. Ell sheriff Peres will req or valu'
able assistance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Old and Valuable Pap.r.

Yesterday, Major Rankin had photo
grsphed q valuable docume &, upon
which 10 written the following wor1s.
the writer being the ma or's great grand.
father:
hereby certify 10 all whom IL may
concern that /, Sam'l W. Doah, OF
Greene county and state OF Tennessee,
the only lawful owner or proprietor OF
the following people OF color named Ned
aud jude, are hereby permitted to 60
Tree from s.ryltude. Also Jepe. Nancy
and Lucinda are 10 be free on their fully,
decently aud comfortably supporting Ned
while he lives and burying him deoeutly
ut his deatu, and also on their paying .
note hold ON them Tor one hundred and
ifty dollars: also Emeline, The wife OF
Edward Glsddeu, q free man o. color, 10
to be free on his or her paying q note
hold on them for one hundred dollars.
Az witness my hand and seal this 18th
day Of December, 1894
SAM'L W. DoAH, (SEAL.)
The msjo, states that the notes sllud
ed TO were for teams that took them from
tennessee to OHIO. In 1897 the old
gentleman freed all his colored hslp, aud
sent them 10 Ohio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28

Al the meeting Of the school board
last evening Il was declared to open
school IN the First and Second ward
buildings on the Let Of February, aud
the High school will be located at the
frame building on Edith street in the
HlghlandG. 4 committee of DR., Wroth,
". W. Pope and W. Is. Mclaughlin
were appointed 10 sxsmin. the two
school buildings for aoceptancy Rssolu
tons we're introduced and passed thank.
Iug those in the legislature who voted
against the H'nkle school measure, aud
the clerk was authorized to pu bllsh reso.
lutlons in the papers OF the territory
giving the names OF those who favorsd
the Hinkls bill and those who ssllautly
opposed same. Other minor matters
came up aud were discussed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
Art~sian Wen News

The board IT directors ~ the Attesian
Vel! company held very important
meeting NJ the San Felipe hotel last
evening, and instructed Secretary
Burke 10 write to Contractor Bush IN
regard 10 casing the we'll. II has been
suggested Oy good many who profess
To- know about such mattcra that the cRs
my ot the same sl1s cannot be driven
10 the depth OF GAO ieet IN this furma.
ton, and Il was therefore thought al.
vlssble 10 suggest 10 the contractor that
the first section % the we'll should he Of
large sza, 30 u the casing got stuck he
could Let the smaller size down inside oi
IT, the directors presume that Con.
tractor Bush understands his business,
and will know what 10 do about It. The
18th OF February Is the day set for the
contractor 10 commence work and he
vrltes that he will be on hand at or he.
fore that date. The location for the
well IL not 10 be made until all the sub
scrptons are paid IN 10 Treasurer
Flournoy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-28
MANFRED tNpkh 4 nELL Of
ftsOw EWa.
ws.s t:.-i- nian~he i.smw 20 Leafs ID.
nasaett sf Atbuau~raee, y. n.

ws-s ks-tr nian~he Lass q. 20 Leafs ID.
masaett Of Atbuau~raee, y. n.
The marriage % Miss Este Blanche
bamm tn LOUIS -. MAndell, u Albu.
querque, y. NJ, was celebrated beneath
u gorgeous bell 81 Roses, oarna, lons and
by acllthe ut the standard club At !
o'clock isNt evening The Rev. Dr. Emil
llirach performed the ceremony. The
msids ~ honor we're Miss Rn.e Lamm
and Miss Rpas Mnndell, siste % Of the
bride aud bridegroom respectively. Ate
Lamm, q brother ~ the bride, was the
aroom's best man Two little sirls, Car.
RE Lamm aud Brpnella Mapdell. rela.
hyes ~ the bridal party, strewe flowers
IN the path 81 the process IN. The
Ruests, who included many % tue bride
groom's friend. from New York and Al.
buquerque, were entertained q, supper,
which Was followed by dancing.
The above clipping is taken from the
Chicago Tribune, and TnE CrrisEs glad
ly gives It space. Miss Lamm, now Mrs.
Mandell. was visitor 10 Albuquerque
sometime ago, and " was while here
that Louis "met, wooed and won" her
heart and hand. She is g very pretty
young lady, possessing IN M lrked de-
gree III" three happy gracee, and to her
and Louis M.ndeli, whom we all know,
TnE CITIZEN extends its Try beat COZ.
CALCULATIONS Tor an extremely happy
married life.