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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
HrouHht hark

l'I-rn the arrival Il th" train tr,m III
rar" lnHt night. Frank Campbell. state
agent for Nebraska, sheriff Cunningham
AMI lis deputy. Thee Tucker, IL Santa
+" county, -,"pI"~l down IT, the platform.
The twu came frnm Chihuahua, M-Iiru.
with barrett Scott. IA" alHc"udiug treas.
urr IL ll"l, county, Nebraska, VIII" ~ r.
Inrt'-l short &" 'm extent II SN.WD
scott was placed ia the city jail Ia await
connections north lie. Il course, lie.
MES ia" charge aud sAys III" money was
III u suspended bank. However. h- tnuk
~ n"ti"u Ia change his I,"s,ntfir" addr'sS
Abnu, August last sheriff Cunningham
expects a. get the S2.j1. rwarl ~.
f,'r-i fnr Sc,ats ARREST. nnd will ~ Ia
US"ill, Nebraska, with the prisoner.
An effort was male u, III Pas To- secure
Scntt'r r,'lcss'. hut without avail. The
first train north will carry seat, and the
officers eastward to the scene II III" lat.
tr"Asur~r'r operations. Meantime Mt,
Scot, will live with Jalinr Tyler, and the
ih"rp, ~ the San Felipe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

>esiee 90 ssuts.


In tho D,strIct Court ~ IN. second judicial Ns.
tr,on "a the r-rritory ot Now hssiuo, vith,a
and fnr the toonty ~ bernaliilo
Horsee q. whitcolnb, Complainant
Ei'en G. whl,oomb, Defendant
Chanesvy fos Diyoros
1ha s.id defendant, tllen, 4, Whitoomb, 10
h~seby notified that q suit In chenoefy has been
IN. County and rerri,ory sfore~aid, by seid com.
plsinant V,sues u. whitcssnh, TOE an absolute
divorce and dissolution ~ the msrsiAss ue. sr.
ais. na.nnsnt and a-s.ttion, and Zoe wen-tal
r.lief, am. unlees you, the said defendant, sn,rs
yoar appearance In s,.id suit on OF bsfore the
hr-s ds' 81 the nes, .esu r term ~ aid s,onrt,
to hs besun and held ea t..e s.coud day ~ Ocio.
bFr, A. d., lisa, 1t Lis Our tIoss, In raid oonn.
w. decree yfo ooefe-so viii be rendered ssni .,
CHAA y. HUNT.
Clesk and Regisisr In thaneery.
JonrsruE a FfSicAL. aol's. toe Cotnprt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
ALBUQUERQUE, SEPT. 10, isss.
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Professor Levy vi" All" W. u" "n' '".
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" ~ y" - """'e ms 'r'''' "''' '''''N'
man. IT. IF attending ''"''"'
u, \. RFi"y, ,h" attorney has returned
r"m 'h""g" h"h EASTERN points Mir
K"i"y VIII Nis'' ~ Va" eastern states 't
some TIME
MIR W " irrruwihlc aud Mrs. & y
"r"'"r' 81 M"eh"'"n"' 'r'"rnd home
yesterday morning after enjoying ih" hit
and visiting Mrs j l or"Ar
nr. Ealy. Il kingman, Arizona. i. ia
the city. aud will Immediately remove
with hi. family ,n that plare, wh.r,. hr
has decided tn l'cai" permanently.
ATHLETIC Tournament, ,n inchnd. base
Lsll. tennis. hicyrliur. running nrl
other vouI and healthy prnrts. !. h.,n,,
tnlk~l ur by ia. hes, ,oun, ,@nrl..
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

''In May, 1881, we lived in santa Pc
and had such another rain ~ that OF
Wednesday night, II came down In tor
rents for twenty four hours. and AFTER
the rain ceased the old adobe-the Miller
house. standing near the state house-in
which We lived. began TO leak In spots.
much like sieve, and kept II up for q
whole week. The paper peeled of In
rollS. and We had = glorious(D time dur
ing that period in keeping dry" The
above was told by the elder Mr.. CrossAn
this morning, and similar experiences
will lie heard, an an Aftermath 20 the re-
cent down pour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Sieasea objects.
81
kdltnT CitiEan

my attention was attracted 10 an
article IN Your number II the 2ai
inst lw""kly) headed Hung In M.
hgy." An eA-PreSident Chester A. Ar
thur was hung In efiigy in Colorado
once 10 my personal know ledge oa ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

Avise ae fubtteaetss.
Territorio De Nusvo Mejico, S-~undo Distriio
Judicial, Condado lie bssnalillo.
no'''' o. "A' s:, o''''"'" No. Aa.
k'isn q. whitconb. Demando.\
Cencilieris por itvoreso.
~ dicho rc~pondiente sssa por esta notiscando
Gee an pl.ilo en osseilleyis fue comensado q
cousrs d 81 On II cpyte Do de~trtto pN el eonds-
d. Dc Derpaiilio, Terrltorio Do Nuevo Mriice,
por dicha qaeiAnte pof un divUfcio absolute .
disolacion De L.. vfnculos matrimonsles ahora
existeates entre las payt por rasDnss Dc stNan-
dsno dsss<eion q menoe Que Nd. 81 d~tnan-
deso re~poniente eutrr su npa!iencia en- dirhe
plrito On % antes del primer dis del proHimo Tee.
mino DE- dichs costs que scca ssnidA comersars
on dicho condAdo, IN tecrsto pfo eoafsso --rs
r-nsiido on eoatra do Nd. - -
CHAs. p. HUNT,
EsTibano Regis. r.dor en- Cane,lissia.
JoHSsTob ftNIckL,
silici,ors pos In Ouejants.
Albaaustqos. N. NJ, Aso-to N, isss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
The Orpheua CIab.

On the associate list u the club there
arr thirty names These members con.
tribute ten dollar per year and ARE en-.
titled TO given number II tickets to each
performance. The active member. ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

In the Distrtct Court of the Bscond ysdicial D
trict of the Territory Of Nev Msxteo. viii
Maria Dc los Rsmsaios Herrera Do Barrssrn.
Antonio Bsrsssn.
Tho said drfsndar Antonio BarrAs~u. 10 hss
By nolihed that a. =, cbsneesy hes bssa GO,
menr ,a'nst " edietriee court Of e
coap.y o. ernr' of u. tsrrttory of Nov Mo-
co. bys . cgmp'' 'sevt haria Do loo RsmsAl
Hsf.e.; " ira sea. for sn absolut, diva1
twesr tiia Z ''',os he grounds Of shandc3
mentro' >, ir O., sappaft asd fur the car. g.
onsto OF eca ..en Of said nsrr.4s. and
sha' eS pis sppearancs In said suit on os u
foas he O st der o. the eext regular tssm Of =
coart. =, be JeEpn and held on the u dsy {
, ctobsr. isss. nj the eonrt house Of said eoussl
. decree iro oonfssso viii BE- readsssd AssisIl
him. CHAH v. HUNT,
Clsrk and kasistsr In Chsness
ean msrs BuFkhAFt, solicitor foF mpialnant.
Albaqusrqus, N. NJ, August .. ises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

Tsrritorio de Nuevo Mejloo, becundo Dassrne
Judicial, Condaao do BsrnaliIlo.
Maria De los Remedies Hsrrsss do Barassn,
Antonio BarrAssa.
n dicho rsspcpdisnts ssts por ssta notices.
cot ,ra a. q On ID eorts d. distr,so pSr Il eand
d. bsrnalf'lo, tsrritorio do Nnsva hsjico -
dicso que janto pos M divurcio absolnto d.
eoiucioa Do los vinculos mAtrimonalss shu1l
distenfes entire les parties por rasones abandus1
osnision mantener. y pof 81 csidsdo u cusis'
do Do n'Tos de JiehA mAridAje. por consaslI
ssns's'; . mepos Que vd-, 81 dsa,aadado .
ssoad..o, s,,rs "a spAr,.pcs. ca dieho Of
Dc dichs costs aas s~ce ,cnidA comsusasa 81 e
q Oclu,.r, A. ID. lisa. an 10 ossa 10 corts :
e.ho eoodseo, IN dscrsto p.e cenfs..e s:!. ~
y On contra de Va. CHAB. " HUNT.
tscrihapo Resistssdor en- Cancillsdl
Bommsr Burkhsrt, bclicitos for Com plainsnl
AlbuQusfQue. N, l., August r. lssa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

Al
,h. i.,,.r, .,,,..., i,,li,,, al.,. it,
/. m.us,a . y.rI f,l, ~
aims, a,~,i,v wagons. .rrinkl.rr. etc
rome iuto view. resembling small tugs
lying at anchor.
while this weather wnld nv, have
cen most agreeable during FAIR week
thee" scenes arr supplementary "nh max"
Albuquerque" APPEAR !" even m"rr rl"-"'
Iy resemble the Hub ~ the Universe"
IN the many details of TIA" exposition
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luz "'s" "'"'''' WIZ wv" u" VI" n.ou'
I"rlno W. "'A' ""''''"' ''"' r"''''"
'"''S '"n'' nav '"'" grow" u" VI"
-
Nv" ana h"l' 'h'h'@ "' ram i''' 'h's
W'rN' we "'a'""' u"" pour III 'h's
" ' W
Tue Las 'r"''' '"h. "r"' says Tue
Sh"ieh c"i""! man ""H hrh np agHlu
on S"'nria! evening "nd r'b'"d ii ~"
Woni will l.. N bc,nr in many homo.
this winter. coal hring considered hS
many n luxury for the next i've "r rih
mouths
The Las Cruces Democrat says: All
those who wen, up rium the valley t" Al.
oh'lu'nln"' pronounce the h'r great
~, ,'
i"' w" "'nh'' "ii last night AMI
wac '"'''ao'' 'his morning Hon FRANK
n h""'"''' coming acr"s" ii"m fAJAr't"
Wv" "'' """'
i"' III faS" herain says EiHnr
Race ana Jr h"ngher went Ia AlbnInrr-
que '''S morning "h"rr 'h'y VIII enter
'''' "'SS "'''N'ry s'h'"''
Inc "r'dEe over the ~" "r"nd" "pp"-
sue '''' w" II 'inl"SS"o'e "h "''""h' "'
"" mug" "a''r' a" rH"'T arr h'''''n nut
wv "'""'"' """'"s' """''
| Views 81 Albuquerque. in 1886. seen
v" "'""! ""''' nav" u" ""e""' "''h' ~
u'"'''"' u '"' ''y !" general appearance
NV No ''"'I"'"' WIN several years
'"' '''''"' ""''"''''"n "''' "''''''''
Wv ""'Hi""'"'''' ~ h'''s VI" 'he III
I.,,.i Ill. .u, -, -.
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=, .m
i"' mi "r" VI ''e i'rr''"r,@' 'm-
'erS''' oes'hH next monday ana large
"uhoer W SCHOLARS IN eAl"c'"'' inns hl-
| G.. -,
''A'" INN "'' "'"'' '" '"''" ~
a"s S'~'"" ""'! "T sh'l'h"h'' anu
M'''e'' Dru~ nave ~" h'"' al san joe"
'"'sc 'A''" WIN '" S"'Pl"a " eastern
i"'
'""S' p'"S"'l ana Judge Oaks return
o" yesterday from Their duck hunting
A"'"' zen miles up 'he river Mr. bon
Nail "iI"'s s''.' weather Tor suckers hui
"''e ''"' ""'h water Tor ducks
What has become of the Athletic Club.
=" o'"h taken ""'' nut never brought
'" anything, Is ne'''ed' ana riu'
o""i"'"'" 81 my To ON" hundred 81 tn"
"'S' 'oane me" !" Albuquerque can br
se'"rS' ~ memberS'
There is likely Ia be scarcity Of eggs.
butter, meat. poultry and fish il the de-
| Ia -
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w'''' ,,'' W." Nv 'a' i'"''l@n'
" '"'p""N '"'" 10 "e'"s 'e'Se'''
VI W hothV pffriurthus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
wa.hs~,. AID uaitroaa Tame


Manager Gab-l went west with work
ing train at 1870 this morning, since
which time the wires have ne, ! .en W rk.
ing. Jesse Robins was an the road and
will operate with III. repairing forces n,
Laguna where there in IA bal break. AMI
p'ssibly west II tina, point
No passengers ar freigh,s in from amy
point since last evening, except til" train
FROM the south which cam. III on time n,
] 100 y. IN. yesterday.
A train was made up here and start.sl
south at 1880 y. m. This has not beeu
hesrl from. or No , due from that dir-c-
ton Mt 7 05 this evening.
The track at Zeiyrr's ranch. three
miles north. was repaired by noon and
washout between Wallace and Cerrillor.
in extent, as reported, something like
| 900 feet.
The report that no trains would pass
north or arrive from that direction for
four days Is probably exaggerated.
Instructions to local agents Ray not To
receive pershsble freight, live stock or
IA sell tickets north.
The washouts west are likely To Aif-c,
traffic two days. but this may be lessen.l
a. aivic.s are received.
II In understood that considerable
bridge work will lie required between
Cerrilloe and Wallace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
FaultsN Association

The poul,ry brreic,r and fnnci"rn II
New Mexico met AT the office ~ q, l..
Brpoks yesterday an.rn"nn. and organ.
iEe,l themselves intn an aAA1iAtion to bc
known M the New Mexico Poultry AS'-'-
citation.
The following gentlemen were present;
q. l.. Brunka, G. u. winrlow. ". Il Grn.
try. W. n. Lowe, II -. TIr,s,ks. l.. GENTRY
Alb,HIuerluri G.. ls'wrnlsrg, prna Blan-
cai X Chase. santa Pc; Chas. LeibEch.
nrr.
The following made application and
were accepted M mrmbcrr Perry Gall.
J. Henn.rsheets. II. X. Elder. II u. Fer.
gusson, W. A. Walker, Frank Mckee, J.
Y. Lu,hy, II. Escherick. J u kuhnr,
Mrs. Mary y. Reed. Mrs II i, Hall, Mrs
Anna l.. stiv-rs, Albuquerque.
The following officers Tor the ensuing
year were elected;
Pr~hirnt--Perry Gall, San Mnrrin.
Vice Presidents First, Il. ChaHr, San,
Ia fr; second &. Lowcnhrrg. PrA ljlar
ca; third, ChAs. r. L"hrchncr, Las We
gas.
Sccr-tary-w \ Lowe. Albuquerque
Trasurcr-Mrr X. 4. Hall, Alhn
qncrlue.
Executive Committee M"ssrs T.
Chase, G u. winslow. y. u. Grntr!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30

In the District Court, Becond Judicial Distske
u and f2. he Counss OF Bsrnsliilo, Tsfnioss
Hsnry LoekhAst, AdmipistFator)
g tbs estate OF Lloyd H.
Hops, deceased. No sez2.
Asbsl Hope.
Pssiiiop. Fog sale Of real estate. j
Ihs s.,d dsfendsnt. mabel Hops u hssssl
ooart- ~ AID complainant psnylns fos lsssS
court 20 az tho real estate at Lloyd n. He94
deee~sed. hs The garpose 81 paying ths indeis3S|
ssS.s .S s , ,aaI sas s.s q: 1 s ss
hrst dl Of 'hs nszt regular term Of AID cod
70 - hsyrn and held on the md dsy Of Octes4x|
a; .; 'ss' Z, Oh. eoaIt house In .Sid bssn.l..
s soains. ,o as'''' pro o'afs.sI ~ r ;'s
49,. , Cissk snd RssIs.sr In CAans.t|
Sssssia de Plesss.
Nm Ia Costs % ,Dis.rise, ssssndo Judicial "a
re- s.,sa ?, s Scndsdo do Bsnaiilio rssa'oris
iisav LostAsss, AdniIis.r>dos)
S a. sss.to Do Lloyd H. Hops .u.,... -
habsi Hops.
pstseion pare vsEdss preprisiad rails. u
La dieha dsmAaaAAs.. kAbsl Hops, pos. -
aishs ssss I'd q ~ as s,S %: s disso
Eonade pes 4 psrqi.lon d 4 ees,s pe.s yssA1
sas o. e:'s 3 On a. a.! =. s 49,. 3:
haos % apahspelA. en o sntss, a. priass dA
tssmirc pFozino regular De dicks eoTtn ass
Rr.nsipisd IA, s:asds e Z sssssds de . q - -
SsSo q. sssio 80 ana % i rs = p. s,'s
ssrs satrsAo soa,E. ChlA HUNT
,.a,.o. y., cisa ssS : =: Z A:s
Aibsasss0ss. y. ~, Aasass "a. ises
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Nsst~e Of asst.

In the District Conrt ~ the n~cood JudiciAi lie
trict ~ the Territory 81 Nsw M"sico. within
and FOE the ounty 81 Besnslilio.
william we... Complainant,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Asiss o. Puhisesesea.
reshsssio de Nusvo Mejieo, Becundo Dis,nas
Judicial. tondsdo Dc tasrnsliilo.
william West. oss,An's


Adliss West Dsmssdo.
Cancillsria pos Divoresc.
n dieno rsssondasnts ssea pos 81, potiAoss&p
qos nm pleato sn eAncilsssis tus cosnsnsnsio q
c,atss d. q en- u ccsts de dssssito pos 81 cue,
dasio d. isernalillo, rsrsAtnsio d. hssvo Ms,isA
pos Ok ~ qr~lsnts pos IN divoecto ahsolatet
eIisisnsss s.,rs iss psssss pos rssosss a a.
4ooo dsssecton, = msnos Gus vd. 81 d.mae,
dsto rsspoe4isnts catsy - spa.isneia q d.
plato On Q entss dsl prinsr dia dol psuximo -
81 dis Z d. Ootabrs, L. y. issa. sn h caas Z
eosts. en- dicho ooa.is.so, an d-ersso pre comic
CHAA 2, HUNT,
Esoribsno y Esgistsados en- CAncillsriA
JoHNstoH , rIHIoAL,
Hlltcitors pos b 0asjants.
Albaauseaus. n. ~, Asosto ID. isss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
as,sa rms sAts.
..e.s- Ns.s, r.ws sss, sem,ss ssr
Of the s.rest q etussbtan.

81 ts~ eres, seisssbtss.
Had the huuntihil clouds ~ fr~ly
.r-.ad their drws lsA, week ~ this, ih~c
attending the Territorial fair would -carvr
have had Ia turn their eyes '"wnrl the
Windy CITY un the LAX. a. have Witness.
~ even more ~ III. sights ~ much inter
49,, there.
Taking q stroll this morning al"ug the
Midway Plaisanre--" Second street
Mr.. Rspmt-r came suddenly upon the
''lag"on" nj Second and TIcu- avenue,
Herr In fnrin-i n lak, extending m"rr
than half n square on Tijcr,- |, n deep
anil still. yet mi-chiev"us, ~ H. Frying
intn surrounding cellars aul Kitchens
would Indicate stepping moon III" al
most submerged sidewalk. "u" n"',! .mi
even exert his imagination to l"li"vr h"
IL standing on III. floating bridge
about which We have hcarl not little ~
unr II Chicagn'H curin-itirH.
A large tub floats "huoyan,ly" up"r
the lagunn', surface, lonking abumt. IL
nignihrancr II manifest AS a yaiNi hlll "
almo~, A"~,ing wagons, -prnklrrr. etc.
come into view, resembling small tug,
lying at anchor.
while this weather wuld not hay,
cen most agreeable during fair week
these scenes ar. supplementary and MAX
Albuquerque appear Ia even m"rr cl"-''
~ r'rrmhle the "Hub u the Universe
IN the many details II the exposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
Adliss West, D-sendaht.

AdIIsa West, Defendant.
thanc.ry Tor Divorce.
The sad defsndsnt, Adlise West. 10 here,y nc.
sihei that .ait In chancery hsa bcen commst,s.
Ell sain-t her In the District CSnrt OF the toas.
" and Territory aforesaid. by said complsinast
William west, Toe an Absolnts divorce and dis.
parties on the sround - a andonmsnt and Do
s~rtion, AnL unls~s y a. the said dsfepsiant o
ter your appearance In said ccars 90 az hsfars
cour,, Ia b~ begun and held ON The sscond da, z
Octo, 90. A. ID. is.u, 1t thu court house In ssii
coanty. q decree pro confs~ao uili be rendsss1
against you thsrein
CHAA. Y. HUNT,
Cl~sh and Reg ,sfer In ChAacsry,
JonSsros 4 fisic w. Bol's. TO- Compit
Albaaosruus, N. H., Aus. ~, jssa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-20
OUR SISTER REPUBLIC
7fexioo,s Remarkable Display at
Jackson Park
.nxrr Thirfy-Four thousand Square fee'
OF space FaIed with Attractive ~
hfbIts-Wonderfsi Display In
Agricultural Han
rsner,sl wer.a,s F.lr Lsiier.l


d. rat peiehbor to the south,
whilon our foe and now our very good
friend who seeks every opPortunit! -
.e-tifr - his amieabie feelings ana -
~ admiration. has come IN grrat u'iik
- the worlds fair. Mexico, SISTER
,-.-,,,f,ii. whose territory Is four tlnes
et,a size Of Germany. five times that
- Teas and nearly eight times tiiat
~ the British isles, has never BEFORE
1,een half 50 well represented a any
,--.,- exrasition as al this one 1Ae
ancient land Of the Aztecs, walked ron
;.s slumbers, has appeared IN our
midst with an exhibit which, so Ia a.
So and variety are concerned Is eN-
c-esed bv but few. equaied bE not
,nenr. She has products 70 show I'D
rcsrir every one Of the exposition
7-fldinus. products of the soil, OF tne
mind and of the hand. She = weak ln
ENC strong in several. but insignit-
,.-,- IN none. her ain. - directeo ~
her progressive and kecn-eyed presi-
s,.,t Gen. Diaz, was un1nistakabiy 10
1T the world see-and especially the
T-r;.ef Ststes-that She IS a country
not 20 be despised IN any sense of the
word a country most prolific, most
,-a~;erated. that has made enormous
strides forward since affairs political
have taken on q more stable and
peaceable aspect let me give yoa
few sgurcs in support of Hly claim;
Mexico covers G-o09 square 1eet N
sTsnufactures building proper and
5000 il tie liberal arts display on the
gslIcrr 4 the same structurei 6.ooO IN
agrieuituraI hall: i0.0O0 in INNINGS
building. 5000 IN Transportation bu'ia-
iug: 1000 n Horticultural building;
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HE YERKEs TELEscoPE.
Now on Exhibition In the Manufacturer
Building at Chicago

Vow on Exhibition In the Manufacturer
Building at Chicago.
The great Yerlzes telescope, the gift
OF Charles T. Yerl1es TO the University
OF Chicago. situated at the north end
OF the main aisle OF the Manufactures
building, is now open for public in
speetion. The director general and
president of the exposition, the other
chief officials, the state and foreign
commissioners, and the faculty of the
university OF Chicago witnessed the
opening evolutions and workings Of
the mammoth instrument, under the
direction of William Z. Reed.
The column and head OF this tele-
scope are of cast iron, and rise 10 a
height Of - feet, and weigh % tons.
The polar axis. Of steel, is 10 inches in
diameter, 1917 feet long. and weighs
81 tons. The declination axis. also Of
steel, is Il inches in diameter, III
feet long. and weighs 90 tons The
tube is of steel, GI feet long AID 81
inches IL DIAMETER at the center, taper
ing toward the ends. It weighs tons.
The driving clock, weighing II tons,
is located in the upper section Of the
column II is wound automatically
BIZ an electric motor and IS controlled
by double conical pendulum. II IS
geared to the main driving wheel, feet
in diameter, which when clanped II
the polar axis re-olves it. together
with the tube and all the accessories.
ell weighing 20 tons, in exact sidereal
time. The instrument is operated
both by hand and electric motors by a
switchboard placed within easy reach
of the astronomer. The total weirht
OF the entire telescope is IS tons
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,.f,tinrs and the like, bat these are
nearly all OF secondary Faiue- ~
3iffersut in the Noman's ouliaihs
,,-oner. where there are number ol
products Of female skill that are ue
..,.,-,ir,e- ~ all praise-sevVed articles OF
---.,-,I-er character; wells Of original
ls,,-;.-r,s and dainty embroiderles OF
- ,,atterns, also the chair OF state
= -. PRESIDENTS wife valued Al So
-, e-,i,ro;dered IN gold and the joint
,,orlz OF a number Of high-born MeNl-
an 1slies. II this Is art the Mexican
,,,-b5l,it IN the Fine Arts palace IS only
co-,ditionallv deserving Of that tlue'
for II shows nothing Of great merit
Pm fht. strong feature of the WAole
Mclean exhibit Is found IN Agricui-
,.rrl haT. There the arrangement
rs been made skiIlfully and impres-
eiraIv- and there the wonderful re-
sources Of her soil and climate SHINE
r..snlendently. The tobacco display
fo- instance. Is the most comprehen-
siz-e AZ the whole fair. The excellence
.na the enormous variety Of her leaf
totacco. Of her cigars and cigarettes,
and the enormous possibilities OF
trad, in this article with the United
States-the largest tobacco consumers
of all tie nations on the earth-are
shovvn bev0nd a doubt Then there Is
tIle coffee-strong and sromatie-and
~ which Mexico can produce any
amount.
NE seed exhibit IS the most exten-
sire comprising more than 2'0eo kinds
Corn and wheat may be seen in greater
variety than ever before; the maize ot
a peculiar blue tint, for instance ex-
bibited here Is so wonderfully prodne-
tive as 10 have been known 70 yield
500 fold. Nfexicans use this sort OF corn
for food and call Il a superior article
Then there Is the showing made IN cot
ton. sugar, peppers (chile), the mag
uev plant, all sorts Of tough h5ers and
six. The Wild cotton which grows IN
-re-ie5 without any cultivation IS seen
hcrc. tits largely manufactured into
eog-c. ci-ap clothes. leaving i in its
natural lane. "a dark gray. THIS cotton
grow on bu hes two 10 four feet Ligl-
E,.- t..ers t. also the white cotton of
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He Felt Embarrassed.

A Detroiter who was in CINCINNATI
last week was at one Of the railroad de-
pots one afternoon and met g man whom
he used 10 know in Albany Is years ago
After handshaking and talking for few
minutes. tie Albany man remarked:
Come and be introduced to my wife.
That's her over there"
e What, Is that-ihst lady your Eife9
stammered the Desroiter.
Why, eertainly-come along
But-bGt-"
@Why, man. what ais you? Don't you
want to meet my wif-2''
~Yes, Of course. That is-please ex-
cuse me. I'd rather not meet ber-not
to day
say = said the other as be stood back
and looked the Detroiter over for a min
u.e, "my wife was a div reed woman
when married her"
@Was-sas she?"
And III bet 500 you were her first
husband. Yes, I'm sure of it, Ont with
il, old boy :"
"Well, was"
and naturally enough you felt bit
embarrassed and don't care to be intro
duoed. see how Il is and won't urge
You. Let's 90 out doors and smoke
Ilclrnii Ffes Prn.s