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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

No one know whence came tho
scpulchral voice, but common sus-
picIon rested upon weary-looking
man who sat with howod head beside
u lady with red nose and gold
glAssos.
A. is often IN" case with those who
discuss tho problems Of marriage tho
hair Of the woman who address d
them that night had grown gray in a
state OF singlonsss
She had announced that marital
differences were never irrcmadiabla
Name To me" sho eloquently
urged, "a difficulty that cannot DO
mot by mubual iorbcArance
There was momentA silence.
"Namo Just onc." persisted the
speaker, confidently
+ Then tho sepulchrsl voice broke
the stiffness
"to,d feet" II moaned.
There was an approciable shock. -
Detroit Ir,buno,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

BAIRD. and q r.s,dent u Albuquerque
which place he (we-D ls't early IN the
30. since which trace u him aud the
girl are Loot.
Diana Was taken INTO the family OF
Msior Gisham ~ the regular army, and
i, IN said that 10 ISL ~ lnfore, she mar
t,ed Orderly Sergeant Galloway OF the
army at Santa Re.
Margaret was taken from Socorfo from
the care of Ms Is snan who had
charge % .il the stIs, but oil trace OF
her has bcen los.
M-s. Judge Baird, "ho c"nld have
given Mrs. DAVIS som. Information
about West, died lat October nj Golden,
Col.
Any information regarding the miss
ne parsons will he gratefully received
10y Mrs DAVIS at Santa Rosa or It can I've
sent To Major Whiting, of Albuquerque
y. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
HAS no VETO POWER,
The Crown Must ob-y when tho tom.
mons ssT. the word.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
CHINESE VILLAGES.
How Ioe-i seIi.Gnvrtu'nen, wost. IN
the Cei~,ts Kinsdnm.

the telrstA Kingdom.
A recent writer Describes the manner
In which local srltgovrrnmen' "o'"
In China Every Chinese village
kind II little principality 10y tNeh' inc
theory In regard e. the headmen' OF
village elders being that they are
chosen hy their e. .pW.t"wnshcn' ah'
confirmed by the district magistrate"
In some regions th,' il actually Zone
and for the good conduct of the head
men In their Office the leading land
owners are required - hccom" sccur'
i,v They are not ur. rSsarily the old
est men IN the village. neither are
they necessarily the wralthicsi men,
although II is lruhabc that every
family ~ property will IN some way bc
represented among ~ m: they are not
necessarily men "f literary attain
meats although this may uc the case
with few
In those regions where the method
81 sclr ,iun Is most luuSc the number
81 hrndm ha, ~ necessary relation
in the size II the village, the position
II not hrlrlitn 50. neither - there any
fixed time nv - vice \ man may act
IN this rapalt, AZ one tim" and refuse
ar neglect tp du - at another time
The hcahnrn are not fprmn Is chosen,
nor fnrma lV drpp,"d They drop into
their y aces los 80 N.nl ~ natural N"l"r.
tinn The quail b." uhrh Ut IA vii.
lager Ia at - hca Nn,u lru til" same
which routl ihutr tusl cess Ia any line
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
NRRvE-yARRlNo JoCuLAaiTiss
The SHY slang WIN Which Many fso-
pie tnteriard rh-ir Talh.


There 10 nothing in tho world
which produces tho sense Of mental
nausea moro completely o. II more
certain 90 turn the intellectual stom-
ach than the use ~ certain ioculsr-
tiles OF speech with which many poo
Pile think III to adorn their c"nvcrsa-
ton. says tho London Spectator.
Tho people who seem To lind II i'm.
possible tn speak Of an unmarried
man except ~ "a gay bar hriur,
with whom the SEA IL always 1.-THE
briny" or tho "h"rring pond. and
u horse IN fiery rt"cd. who "icrna. ~
talk about SUNDAY. GO To- meeting
clothes and who have such phrases
~ mo extra Char-c," 'agitato the
tintinnabnlator. 9TH" noN,uus weed, y
"tho pip" 81 peace. forty w,nks,"
and bra Ing the elements forever
on their lips, are capable ~ pruduc.
Ing "a sense ~ disgust in those who
care t. seq language kept bright and
clean which il ah-ulJtcly intulcrahlo.
IL Is dif!cut to say whether these
can. phrases that II "A perfectly
Il'l'I h'N'.l I'Nl'Ii w lllFlu NIf
more odious when used con .CiuusIy or
unconscious that II. by people
who believe them To b- funny and
Intend that their hearers should
consider them funny, "r 10y those who
have merely caught them up and RE-
peat them like parrots, and without
any intention, good or bad In our
own opinion the u-o Of common.
| form jocularitic- l. most offensive in
those who think IL them ~ wit,
, though most pa niul in persons who
use them uncun .,luusly and u, moro
methods Of expressing their meaning
| We feel that thus" who try tu iorco q
laugh out Il such expressions ~ "mo
duwny Couch, ar - Hmmitt.ng matri.
mony,' who syuirm into u .mi,r IA,
/ they ask IL there isn't room for a
/ little one, or who speak ~ Japan.
ming their trottrr.ca~c-. might
/ fairly be- shot at sight when some
/ excellent mother 81 u large and hcuv.
/ lily iac"tious family catches up and
uses almost uucon-ciOu>ly such
! phrases as getting outside IA square
meal" "tho CLERK Of tho weather."
shes M chicken" 49, put on Your
war paint. and when oven the father
mechanical, talks ut 'pcrfurming
/ his additions. tho sense OF pathVu
ovcrcOmcs all others
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20


Clouds are on the average about jNO
yards IN thickness.
Every nigh, IN London, over 4 900 per
sons sleep IN the open air
About twice. m much power ~ re-.
CURED to stop AN express train as 10
start one.
Pomp-y's pillar NJ Alexandria was
neither erected 10y Pompey nor to his
memory.
Even the mlsnamed trial 10y Jury which
prevails IN Russia now WAS unknown
there until 1853,
II Is estimated that one out Of every
lso InhabitAOts IN III" United States,
owns or rides bicycle.
The roofs ~ Egyptian TEN Plies are
compos"d ~ hugh blocks OF stone laid
from column Ia column,
The not" ~ highest value issued Ia
the bank ~ T. Ilnul ~ the ordinary
course OF BUSINESS Ia ior s2imo.
Tue use OF torture IN legal proceedings
was perm'ss'bl. N Austria until Within
tho present century,
Massachusetts, has $40 Congregation.
al churches aud lO5,9i3 memb.rs, lead
ing all her sister statrs IN this respect.
The annual rspor, Of the board OF al.
reotors Of ths Westinghouse Electric Co.
Was given out III New York, III. profI,s
Tor ths year ending March 81 we're ST.
14.5sj.
Carthage wss forty five miles 10 cir.
eamistsaos. situated ON peninsula. On
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

,he land side there sore triple waiis'
guarded by towers - large that shs
base u each contained stalls Tor
10 elephants.
klsptomanis, on the Darwin'an theory
can be cali,d hereditary. Monkeys often
have II in highly developed state
Massachu eetta 10 the stronghold OF
Cong iunal,sm. The state has O'V
congregational churches and loO,'b
memb-rs.
The costlicst fur known is that OF the
the black fox u Kamchatka A a'ngle
skin Of one u these rare snimals 10 some
tunes valued at $1,000.
The difference between the taIlest and
shortest races IN the world 10 foot ~
inches, and the average height OF man
Is feet 81 lnchee.
A mans full mental power is not reach
rd before the age Of %, and the develop
nleut " talent 10 most marked between
the ages Of ~ and u years.
There arc now | no Christian cougre-
CATIONS IN Madagascar. The Roman
CatLolics began work there 10 1916, but
not trace ia nov left Of their labors.
AZ the coming commencement OF
Roanoke college, Virginia, n full-blood.
ell Chock,aw Indian, said to be one OF
tho best speakers OF his class, will be
gradu ated.
II is computed that II = man we're ~
strong ~ muscle in proportion as ilra,
he could shoulder a aixty.'on locomD
tive and carry It from New York to San
Francisco Aithout rect.
Up to the -ud o! last year, the trus
lees u Ia. Peabody donation fund hHv,
prov ded Tor the laboring poor 81 Ion
don, ll.213 rooms, with wash houses anc
Inundrlee, occupied by 2o,lli persons.
The Jerusalem ar,ichoke has no con
n-ct,on whatever with the holy city q
the Jews. n 10 u species Of supiiows
aud gets rt- name from grasole, one U
! the scientific names of that genus o
, giants.
The city u BAnian. IN the Great Bu
; charia, il rut 10 the side OF the noun
tain. There are 1900 artificial cave.
some very large, and two statues, one n
, the Other ~ Tee high, each hewn from
single stone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
co"p,,s g ~ mtrAL su,ps.


,,uI, N,..",., .,' ''Dt i"'i,'ion
o., ,...., ""r, "n'-t.
The ,,......l... u. huarl the steel and
iron shin e ..s'ni DAY Ia, bS
com" dcpar,m 70 ,r tt-"li and, 40.
c"r'ling 60 tn ,,N York Times. IL
has u'"u the stud, o. o. rnr- special.
~ d",ail" FOR thu pNrr'..' - di-""v'
"r thr IuNu"nr"- on t.n compass aud
tie u,tu. tur rurrc. tn, 20 cun-".
q1'u' errors Tho subject Na. grown
iu uuu.'t.n. with the Introduction
~ mr'l| o. DO. ding aud equip 'ng
shin. ur' TO-DAY IL j. -aid that p'ar.
ing r,.ut IA luarU iron ana
steel ,r-."I- i placing them ut dis.
al anita" Compensation ~ u
partial nud an uuavulda' L. rrmod,
Tor the ".l accidents AMI "jryun.
stance, may effect m" results, and II
1. only h cnrr' and cun- ant
vn'clI NO.. AM 49, u'iun that Tia"
,omla-- IAN '" r.l'i upon ia th"
swift o. iu ,y.u AMI steel
-hi.. - 60. ..c.".' LAY Tui- fact
l.. u,a w.. r.., o., ;mcut ~ IN
$500. a'ra ..i.u ui recording "a
,..r ...,. ...'.., of ~" cum asses on
board 10 %. e. VA. When ,c--'l IL
~ e',N "a "htu,'lr survey ~ the
.hta wI,. 10. mau" and ia" record
g.. ha p.r,,v"l When IA" vessel
b. .,t s. 't. -ya observations for de-
Wait u- ~ STAN a., compass ~" 10
.. ra g.. s. IA 'hr -hip'- head
..,H." lur at ,.,-' four ninr'"s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

about to -"nd al exploring expedition ~
Son h Amrr,r, VI hls uvu expense. The
Obj~,t, ~ H.. rNp'd,ti1n are at-ntlhc
AID antiquarian, AMI % vii spend sev
eral years "a Peru, IullNiA and E;ua lnr.
Mr.. Willard " an entnu0as,lc AItrIuHr
ian and no mean s'i.ntirt hinarli
Tnt State luVertmeLt Snd Insurance
company ~ san Francisco has failed
and IT. cullApn. II compete. u hes ~
funds aLd II uNrs LeAfiy halt million
dollars ~ our w and another. Thar"
Sili bs an attempt Ia sgur"l" some
money out ~ tue Shareholders ipt the
O"n-iit - drpOsltprr ~" hHvr lost ~
tho wreck all tina, they ouned.
Ing attendance NJ the World. Far ~
Tar has been but m"Hger ~ comparison
a,ih the cr eds that we're rxp"ct"d.
Fifteen thousand Sns the mpSimum o.
--versl laSr, aud n a. time Vas the NJ
tendance what cuulI ~ 90 led even far
Cn,ere th"tr n uartrd increase thu
financial outcome u the Cp'u..b an ~,
position Will be- stppeuIuus failure,
THE government secret servo. Dili s-rr
are taking vigorous measures to atop Hd'
yertl-cfs phstlng payer stlcketz On CONS
Ia mnuy instances It II nee 'ssary Ia Hptk
the paper III brfurr It wound be- pIssIODr
u knpA that the con- had a.. been hpl.
lnW"J out and nl.d ia With alloy. The
trrmur! has d"cld"d thnt 90" ,aS ~,
permit ~" pfusecutlor ~ any tirm usDng
tins mode VI uIyattisug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
In search Of n,r .,.,.r..

Mrs -, =, Davie, " Santa Rosa, So
n.uN county, Cal, has b'"n at the San
lrupr, nud tor n couple ~ days has been
N arch II t,d,psr ~ her sisters. IL
-,ems that James skinner and h,s wife,
Margaret, wer" 90 their way from Texas
10 California IA lNi9, with their family
81 two sons, John and William and five
daughters, Nancy, now Mrs. Davis;
France, Diana, Margaret and Caroline
Ehlabe,h, William died in Dona Ana,
Nancy and Caroline El'zabsth tbapti1sd
louisa we're taken 10 California where
the latter married and died, William
Also died 10 California. The where
abou,s OF the Others is not known TO
Mrs. Davia Fannie WIS taken into the
family Of Lawyer West, at that time q
psrtSss Of the late Judge spruce N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
Tho Great Middle Route Across tho
american Continent
In cnnnect.un With the raj ways ~ the "sAi
fr Route
Liberal MNNAGEMENr'
EA' Lil.tNI ACCOMMODATIONS!

Liberal MNNAGkMENr'
M IIl.tNI NttpMMUDATIONs!
SIPll,lon "a INES.
ne u kk-QJE StkNEhil
The GTSRd CAaoR n tn, olurado, tho nt.t .ob-
Inn" at Nauras Nurk un tLr lStth, can easily tss
r'ach'si VIA iAgsiAn, Williams uf Peach Hprinss
"h ili- rial L" %" NAiafal bridge % Arizona
and aoateI1mA's We'll luu can ,,uTnp, n,-st ~
tnrtll ~ this llu", bh-rrNT IA" AHrisaI IAdlAA
Civilization 81 iAEHha, ut ~ i,oaA The tity ~
The hk,,' Visit tee pstTihed Forests n, ar Car.
RIO BE- ani marvel at tho freak nf Iaass
biAbio IhA" hunting tlp IN the nAgnihcent
Iin" forest ~ the San ffuucIscu Mountains,
find inter- 81 IA ia" ruins 81 the pru-histotIc ava
and In Dsril"rs, klrN the .uns,~t ,AntilsysF
Btidgo IA America actlrs The iulutNln river.
"a HlASEII.
b"n"ft' Passenger Agent,
=, Nan fhnclscn, tai, Hui AitH4urr,ina, n N.
IL. . ~ Nlh,E, L. u, GAnLL
hen"tsi Agent, LrueTal SUI fint.ndaut
AluuIuarIn", N"W MrGirp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20
pEhTH IN THE SNOW.
Tender S"Ii,itu"r ~ Peasant Hoy for
NM-m--Nr IlrnIhrr.

''""' -"'""".' w y '''"'" ""' ''
N"""H"r hr"'h"r'
\ tnuch'n" 10 It's from frost oc-
Cured iI'n r'u :" Russian VILLAGE, last
winter. \ pas, AMI his w,i" had
g"n" t. attend wedding party at
some distance and we're hr.r'"l IN re
turning They ."'l their IIt'0r dwell.
to the rare eff rs" ~mtI. children, aged
respectively aud both boys Ahnut
niRh'fa the ia. Ircu appear Ia have
g"n" "ut to auur" Themselves in the
snru and IN ia, tu,ll,|u,r IN, p,,r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

DIR. Gu1man, the N,caras uan minister
at Washington, is confident that the reb.
ella will soon lie beaten aud the govern
ment toroea restored 10 power. lie says
the rebels have possession Of the cable
Office and are sending out kilograms to
suit themselves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

A syndicate has been oimed in New
York with four millions capital 10 con
s,ruc, @n electric line from Niagara Falls
10 Albany Tor tho Transmission At the
Niagara Falls electric power 70 the oissss
Of thai state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

TO htDkrl b HOSMt Il iuu arr h.r.b,
ntuh"i that n" Snu.lis Mining A Hmsltins
20 hhz ma,lr tip nsrrsatr, annual ln,nroys
m"NN nh tho following mining clAiInsi This
Mtt ate' L., The Virgin saint, The H.,lI-
wit" hni HE ttrr"u Tor fuF Che year i-Vl
as "'lnirs hi statute, and thai Juu arr r,-lns.tsi
tl cM,ril"i" Y"nr piuI, ri uIlat" share 10 a..
expenditures mate Tor zHll improvements
4, IlltOlphk nos kilGER
march u l-e hecrr,aTy n. N. A r. Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

For constipation
ayers Pills
For Dyspepsia
Ayers Pills
For Biliousness
Ayers Pills
For Sick Headache
Ayers Pills
For Liver Complaint
Ayers Pills
For Jaundice
Ayers Pills
For Loss of Appetite
Ayers Pills
For Rheumatism
Ayers Pills
For Colds
Ayers Pills
For Fevers
Ayers Pills
PREPARED hy ~ = g. NNcr>t"., l"wcil, Masa.
sod y aH lfwGgr.t..
Gunru nnan IfnnAIun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

Az Arkan~as hank president has
been arrested for making false 70.
turn, Of his banks condition TO the
comptroller ~ Ia" treasury, It's
probably lucky Tor him he Tel! into
the hands Of IA" government officials
instead ui thu,o ~ his dcpustors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

FRANK CRuNiN. Of West Chester,
Pa, has brought suit for o.. 900
damage against ia" seventh avenue
hotel Pit,shurg lie wa- u conductor
In the Pullman scrN lcc and los, His
position because the hotel clerk iailod
W call hun in time W take his eae.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-20

\ t">r distance '"pnonc between
Chicago aud E.-tun l. an ah,urdi,y
on IL, ace, 81 FAR "a, Tia" pos Utilities
OF cuuyor. a'iuu IA" concern, |. Tho
vcrnaru.ar ~ urlt.y" cuu Il be- under.
stood NJ IN" opposite md ~ the line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-05
Personal.

PERSONAL
George Nicholson Of England Theodore
Walker of Germany and 7. Tellmann Of Berlin
are at the Arlington.
Henry Lafarge Of Paris is at the Riggs.
B. A. P. Pool has returned from trip through
the northwest.
DIR. A. L. Howard has gone to Chicago and
the great lakes.
ID. p. Hoover has gone to Chicago.
Robert A. Stickney and p. 8. Stickney have
gone to Rehoboth Beach, Del, for their sum-
mer vacation Later they will 60 to Nantucket,
Mass.
Mr.. VIM. ]. Collect, Q law clerk. in the Office
OF the assistant attorney general Of the Interior
Department, has been detailed to act tenn
porarily as chief OF the Indian division, Secre-
tary's Office.
On the 18th instant Commander Chas M.
Thomas will assume command Of the q. S. 8.
Bennington. He expects to leave the United
States about August l on q two years cruise.
Chief Clerk Rockhill of the State Department,
has returned from q short visit to Chsrlestown,
W. Va
Postmaster General Bssel is expected to re-
turn from Glen Summit. Pa. tomorrow.
Commissioner Lochren Of the pension bu-
reau has returned from his trip to Gettysburg.
Deputy Commissioner Murphy Of the pension
bureau is still confined to his home by illness
and prostration, resulting from the recent losi
Of his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-05
ENDLESS STREAM OF VISITORS
ThronginE Through the Gates Of the Chicag
Fair,

Thronging Through the Gates Of tho Chicago
Fair.
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, July 5.-when the
seemingly endless stream of visitors began to
pour through the gates Of the white city this
morning the last vestige of yesterdays grand
celebration had been removed.
Nothing remained to indicate that over
500. 700 people had congregated here in honor
Of the natal day Of American liberty. The sky
was clear, the air cool and bracing and the
wonders as they have been doing on ordinary
days for the last two months.
The government building Of Costa Rica was
dedicated today. Manuel NJ. de Peralta, presi-
dent of the Costa Rlca commission to the worlds
fair, conducted the exercises, which were of an
informal nature.
Elaborate preparations are being made to re-
ceive the Columbus caravels which are ex-
pected to arrive in Chicago ON the 7th.
The Venezuelan building was opened with
appropriate ceremonies at o'clock this after
noon.
The colored people here have organized for
the purpose Of bringing 200, 900 Of their race
who live in the south to the fair The southern
states are to be worked up and an opportunity
be given by cheap rates to visit Chicago.
Presidents Palmer and Higinbotham, Commits
sioners Massey and ST. Clair and many other
officials Of the fair were not present at the his
torical exercises Yesterday.
The women's building was barren Of decora-
ton on the outside. Not flag foated from the
roof and none of the women officials seemed to
care about joining in the celebration.
At the elevated station at the worlds fair
grounds last night there was panic. When
the crush after the fireworks was greatest the
elevated employees became alarmed at the
size Of the crowd gathered on the
platform and stopped any more Of them
from coming up the steps. telling
them that it was not safe. This precipitated
panic on the platform and in the scramble at
least one hundred people were trampled. There
were fifteen people sent to the hospital in am
balances when 1t was over. Nearly all of them
had tainted and nine Of them were seriously in
jured.
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Col Wilson's Report OF the Work Done
During Last Month.

Col Wilson's Report OF the Work Done
During Last Month.
Col. ]. NJ Wilson, corps Of engineers, has
made his report Of operations upon public
buildings and grounds during the month of
June. giving a detailed statement Of repair
and changes in the various parks and reservat ions
in his charge. Flowers were planted, lawns mown,
roads and walks swept, cutters and drains
cleared and the grounds generally maintaine d
in good condition. About 10000 bedd ing
plants were used in decorating the city parks,
and $4,000 surplus bedding plants
were sent to Fort Myer, marine bar
racks, Anacostia reservation, police stations and
hospitals throughout the city. Two large
and handsome flower beds we're planted in the
Smithsonian grounds in front Of the National
Museum and one in Henry Park in front of the
fish commission building.
VISITORS 10 THE MONUMENT.
During the month IL, Alb persons visited the
top OF the Washington monument, making q
total Of 799, 500 persons who have assembled
since October 9. 1888. The monument and
machinery have been maintained in good order
and various minor Improvements made.
. CLEANING UP THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Executive Mansion was placed in sum-
NOR costume during the month. Carpets and
draperies we're removed, cleaned and
stored away. The work Of cleaning and
putting in complete order all chandeliers
and other illuminating apparatus was
commenced and nearly completed. Ar
rsngements were made for painting the
inside Of the house early in July and for the en-
tire renovation Of the old worn furniture in the
red parlor. The green houses and the large valu-
able collection Of plants were maintained in good
order. About $4,000 decorative foliage and
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grounds and large number Of water lilies and
other aquatic plants were placed in the fountain
basin.
The underground telegraph line between the
Executive Mansion and the departments has
been abandoned as useless