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The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
SATURDAY., JaMM0ru II.
Q senate WAS not in session.

The senate was not in session.
There was no business of Importance trans
acted in the house except to lay the divorce bill
on the table. An attempt was made to take the
bill up again but it failed.
The house passed u resolution in favor Of
opening the worlds fair on Sunday by u vote
of 4G to l3.
The situation in the senatorial hght at the
close OF the day was practically unchanged.
Casey was in the lead still, and indicttions
seemed to point to the fact that Ordway was
not in the fight to any great extent. However
the combined opposition may defeat Casey.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
an .,pe Tor M.

Cheyenne. Wye. Jan. 21.-The Dom
ocrats and ~i'urulists have gained full
and complete control of the Wyoming
house of representatives. All last night
the elections committee sat in trial
the ease in which Iickett (Denlocrat)
contests the seat of Dixie utepublicanl
from Fremont county. and ut the break
of day decided that Dixie must 90. and
h. will soon be ,nscatcd. This gives the
Democrats 16. Republicans II, and the
populists 5. The populists have made
full and complete coalition with the
Democrats. however. AMI will vote with
them i'll everything. This insurcs IL Dem
ocratic United States senator.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
No Hope for Republicans.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 21.-The Dem
ocrlts and poi,tilis:s lave gained full
and complete control of the Wyoming
house of representatives. All last night
the elections committee sat in trial
the case in which Pickett Democratl
contests the scat of Dixie utcpullican)
from Fremont county. and ut the break
of day decided that Dixie must go. and
Ii" will soon BE- rnscatrd. This gives the
Democrats 1G. Republicans u, and the
popnlists .. The Pupulists have made
full and complete coalition with the
Democrats. however. and will vote with
them in everything. This inSurcS Il DEM
,vra1ic United States senator.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28

Adopted by the Army.
But it is not for sport alone the
ski is used i'll Scandinavia. Both in
Sweden and Norway the ski" have
been introduced in the army. 1t has
been found that i'll times of war Il
corp of soldiers equipped with these
could laraSS and overcome an enemy
far easier than if compelled to march
the usual way through Il s~now-covered
country where roads are an unknown
luxury. These ski corps are kept
in active practice during the winter
season. Mail carriers are all provided
with their ski and can he srcn slid
ing through the villages with great ami
nation.
Hunting on ski is INDUCED in as IL
matter OF purse Hare hunting is Il
favorite amusement in this line. as it
involves great speed. No true sports
nan i'll the North kills the hare by
shooting. but tries to run it down on
his ski" and knock ii over the head
with Il short club. Reindeer. elk anil
wolf are also pursued and killed by
hunters on their ski"
There have been some eff ,rtS made
to introduce these long and slender
snowshocS in Minnesota and W'iScon-
sin. and there appears to be nc reason
why this sport should not flourish in
this country.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28

which teaches so thoroughly the qu:ili-
ties of deXterity and resource"
Used From Infancy.
In the mountain valleys of Sweden
and Norway boys and girls are by their
very surroundings forced to take to
their ski almost as soon rs they can
walk. Through the whole long winter
til late in the spring the is EVER
present. In many of the valleys there
are few roads or ways of Il kind. aud
enc and all, men. women and children
alike, whom business takes away from
the cottage must travel on their ski"
The boy has scarcely reached the age
Of breccllcs before he knows the point
of Il pair Of ski" what Il good bit of
wood should look like. etc. Little tots.
three or four years old are often seen
struggling with their ski To school,
which is generally held in winter sea-
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28

NUKN F.GIAN oNT NUkFS.
all the sports in Norway" says the doc
tor, running on the ski" is the most
national and characteristic, and as
practiced in Sweden and in it's sister
country it takes Il position in the very
first rank of the sports Of the world.
There is no form Of sport which so
evenly develops the muscles. which
renders the body so strong and elastic,
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
Respected His Memory,

Washington. Jan. 21.-'rhr senate to
day paid an additional mark of respect
to the memory of eX-Prcsident Hayes
by adjourning without trnnsucting any
miscellaneous business. The house for
the second time this week adjourned ont
of respect TO the memory of the cX-presi-
dent.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28

Tor Il "shi" licnic When the weather Is
particularly inviting.
HI management of the ski" is com
p%aratvcly easy after Il few trials.
Some idea of the speed can be gained
when an ordinary ski" runner is
expected tn maintain Il gait of eight or
nine miles an hour for Il very consider
able length of limo
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
TIME TABLE,
No. /. No. 8 STATIONS. No.a !. No.4.

passengers with tickets will be carried on rear
secr1on OF regular freight trains.
For rates. mans time tahies or snoo,o, tpror
nation. apply to I. j. Greene, Agent Northern
Pacific r. r, at d ckinson or
CHAS s FEE,
Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Agent
ST. PAUL, MINI
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28

Pullman service tally ostHeea Chicago. 81
aul. Montana and the Pacific Northwest; an
.eGWesn st. Paul, Minneapolis aud Minnesota
forth Dakota and Manitoba points,
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
Wisconsin Central Lines.
(Northern Pacific r R. Co., Lessce.)
LATEST TIME CARD.

Two Through Trans DaiIv.
12:45pmiG.25pm Lv. Min'polisAr J.05aml 4.I5pm
lS.0pm 7.15pm Nv st. Paul Ar 8.3Oam 3.4Opm
10.15am,4.15pm Lv Duluth Ar l1.4OamI 6.5Opm
1.50pmI7 25pm Lv Ashland AT S.2OamI 3.aOpm
1.l5amLg.5gam Ar Chicago Lv 5.47pm| 1O.45pm
Tickets and baggage checked through to all
points in the UnitCd.States'and Canada.
Close connection made in Chicago with all
trains going Fast and South.
For full information apply to your nearest
ticket agent or u. G. POND,
Gen. Pass. and Tkt., Chicag o, III
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
THE DINING GAR LINE.
'nllman S,eaping Gar Rou,

lining cars are run oeIweaE Cnlcago, st. POI
'lnneapots, Winnipeg, Helena. Butte Tacom
aattle and Portland
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28

THROUGH TICK Els
re sold at all coupon onlcss Of the Northvr.
'sgadc Railroad to Points North. East, SNnt,
al Vest In the Initial States AMI CanaiA,
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
RA@EzFH@ R.R

The
GREAT FANSCONTMENTAL RoUTl
asses through Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nor
V~aahinQton.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28

Two Through Trans DaiIv.
The Dickinson press., 1893-01-28
New York Weekly Tribune

Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, 6
OF the United States and the world. 1t give. ii
nutshell. l. has separate departments for Thu
Young Folks. Its Home and Society c
tlon OF wives and daughters. It's gsuerAl pollt
c,ussioos are comprehel s,ve, brilliant end ext
recognized authority in all parts Of the land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18


The Santa Fc sun u yesterday con.
tains the following local personal para.
graphs
President G.. W. Harrison, 81 the Bank
OF Commerce IN Albuquerque, IL interest
ell IN certain legislation now pending IN
the Dlh assembly.
VIM. Mcintosh, NJ. 4. Otero and
Others Interested Ia the sheep and wool
interests, are having u bill prepared Tor
the protection aud promotion u those
Interests.
W. l.. Metcali. who M agent ~ the
Rocky Mountain Oll company. has done
more than any one man To reduce the
price OF coal oil IN New Mexico, ~ up
from Albuquerque 10 look into the pro.
Visions Of that coal oil inspectors bill.
And from the New Mexican the FOL.
lowing items are clipped;
Judge ". II. Whiteman returned Ia
Albuquerque last night.
J. q. Albright, who IL making an ac
tive canyass Tor the guvetnorship, came
up from Albuquerque this morning.
Hon. ". Is. Childcrs IL in the capitsl
from Albuquerque, and IL being gener.
ally congratulated over the advent 81
those twins IN his household.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
The Annxarno Mon.r


Messrs. Il. waldin aud T.. f. MARROW
pho returned day before yesterday from
prospecting tour, discovered an animal
lhicb, though not quite new to old Ar.
ona prospeotors, ia yet unknown 10 nat
ralists, the kangaroo mouse They hrs'
bserved the creature hopping along tie
hds OF the trail and at first thought II
as a gopher, being Hbou, the size OF
that animal. Its movements, however
Fere 90 different from those OF the 20
kher tina, they made a closer inspection
b was found 20 he. in fact, q miniature
fanRaroo a duplicate 10 oil respee.s d
bat antipodsap acrobat i's head feet
pit aud pouch for carrying lie young
Fsrs reduced copies Of the same oharac
srislics OF the kangaroo. IL procssdsc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
t.cnh- fro'n santa Pc.

IT," New McNrcau III It's issue OF last
Sa'urda! Gays:
In senator SAut, Albuquerque has II
hhrdworkug mud strouc ohamplYG.
Geo. l.. brooke. the quiet worker from
Albuqu"tqu", IL yet on deck and moves
about IN rather N! sterlous way.
Senator iiubh"ll, during the session,
hnr shown hImsr,f one Of IL" most val
uabl" members Of tho council.
l.. W. Dpbson, tho popular young Al.
buGu"rque attorney, hns been in ta,'
capital all week looking after Legislation
ia WHICH his rlrnts are Interested. He
retarns To Albuquerque IT, night,
Tint Mas quito u Joke on Mr., W. :,
S'rIck!rr. rashler 81 the Bank 81 Com.
mrtCe at Albuquerque, But then these
things will happen N the beet regulated
families during Legislative times.
Hon, Ernest Meyers snys he IL opposed
To- any county division schemes at thls
session and that he wall work and vote
against all ~ them. RIO Hrauir county
md summit included; becHus, these
combinations have blocked the wheels %
legislation during thus legislature. MIR
Meyers IL opposed Ia sciishness IN every
form
Tho following members ~ the house
will 90 Ia Denver on the legislative trip:
Mrssrs. bare u, Bland, bowman, Clancy,
frRmptOn, Francesca Gonzales, llukl-,
liopewell. Meyers, McMullen, Read. Sto.
Nail and Mr., Speaker Branch. Mr. Fila
dsltu liHc6, clerk, will alep accompany
the party. All the ronncllmcn. save pos.
slbly Senator Nc"dcr, will make la"
trip, but Chet Clerk Hunt vii 20 To
Albuquerque OWING to sickness III his
family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
Ar'nisON nEAcm,>. oar.
= Proposition TO Connect u.mpbt.
w TN Tn IsnaI me q nn.I

WIN ~" rattnr ,Oa-i
! Nhe irrtirul Mhp,cl. ~ the Alrhi
SOU, topeka y Sauln te Railroad com
pany, was her" the other day he waa IN
t"rview"d IN regard ~ what hia company
intend doing thus yonf N the railroad
building lln", ana hs words IN answer
were indeed very encouraging 10 the cit
liens OF Albuquerque. Here comes mn
other STRAW" III the same direction and
from the same source, which will nl4n hc
road with much interest by oar people
The following two ARTICLES ate taken
from the st. Louis Republic.
Memphis, Tenn, F,b. =. .EINin
Chadwick ~ New York. representing thr
AtchlsOn, Topeka aud Santa f'r ayrtrrn,
IL IN the city IN consultation with prom.
nent merchants aud capitalists relative
to u scheme 10y which Memphis will get
an air line route to the Pacific comet.
The proposition ~ that II Memphis " u
contribute s1D.Un or more toward the
enterprise, the AtChiROu peDplo viii lonrc
ur buy the Little Rock - Wi,trr IA thr
Indlga Territory, n distance ~ l>J miles
connecting there with the line nlrrady
completed To Fort Reno, OK. From
Reno II ~ proposed To- build on To- Albu
querque. y. NJ, and there tap the Allan
TIC Pacific. They say tins mcHnl that
the AtchsOn would complete with the
Missouri Pacific for the business be
tween Wbter and Memphis. passing
through the coal region OF the Indian
Territory, the Panhandle uf Texas, ami
cruaslnR TIA" Arkansas about the center
Ut the state. II would also make the
route from Denver 10 81, Louis, and
would nlIOrl an almost direct line from
the Atlantic seaboArd at Newport News
10 the Pacific u, Los Angeles. The pre-
sence hero of Rudolph Fink, receiver ~
the LATHE Rock aud Memphis, aud
Henry Smith, receiver ~ the East Ten
nrssee, Virginia aud Georgia, II n-eum
ell IL have relation 10 the project, which
~ tavorably considered 10y mUueyud
Memphians.
Memphis Feb. Edwin Chadwick
has held "a conference to building u RAJ.
road from Little Rock To- Wlstrr, |. r..
tapping the -. Louie aud San Ftaucracu
and getting into Memphis 10y the LATHE
Rocl. aEd Memphis, either 10y traffic
arrangement or 10y purchase. From Wis.
ter line * completed to Fort Reno and
from Fort Reno an AR line will De built
to Albuquerque. 1t IL Thought that thn
Santa fe ~ nHneuverlng for au entrance
into Memphis IN opposition 10 the Mlf
sour Pacific.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

The Jolly Ten held one OF their
pleasant dances at their old hall (now
Crossan's dancing >,ademyl over the
postoiiice last evening, The following
young lades and gentlemen were noticed
on the well waxsd floor: II o. Strong
and Miss Nellie Jacoby. Ray Sul2er and
Miss Maud Summers, II X, Gentry aud
Miss Edith Alvord, q. W. Johnston and
Miss Lucia Pesea, Grant Burgess and
Niss Spell, Ralph Hill and Miss Lou
Hughes, Mr.. Pickard and Miss Lucinda
Perea, A. Is. DALEY and Miss Edna
Miller. Frank Lee aud Mise Emma KIRK.
patrick, X. Il. Shannon and Miss Grace
Mcdonald, W. II Esrickson and Mlss
Emma Burgess, There we're several
gentlemen there without ladies', notably
T. 4. Fiu,Usi, B,uost DouahSrty and
Fred. Marshall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

Mr. Albert Favorite, OF Arkansas City
Kan, wishes TO give our readers the ben
III OF his experience with colds. IL,
sHys; II contracted a cold early last
sprlug that settled ON my lungs, ana
had hnrdly recovered from 1t when
caught another that hung on all summer
aud lett me with hacking cough which
! thought never would get rid Of
had used Cham berlains Cough Kennedy
some fourteen y.are ago with much sue
cess, and concluded to try il again
When had got through with one bottle
my cough had left me, and have not
suffered with cough or cold since.
have recommended II 10 Others, and all
speak well OF it, 80 cent bottles for
safe by I. II. Burgess and Son, Drug
glsta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
AaM TeN This

II will cost you nothing aud will surely
do you good, II you hav. cough, cold
or any trouble with throat, chest or lungs
DIR, Kings New Discovery for consunip,
ton, coughs aud colds IL guaranteed Ia
give relief, or money will be paid back
Sufferers from In grippe found II Just
the thing and under lts use had speedy
and perfect recovery. Try sample
bottle at our expense aud learn for your
self just how good a thing IL is. TrhI
bottles FREQ at L, H. Burgess N Sons
drug store. Large size JOc. and si.OO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18


On the early yesterday uotulug. pms
sanger tram from the n,rtl thrt" arrived
IN the clty u sick man, very 10" with , n
sumption, uhmcd Andres BsusIl, ard
at the depot he Was found ~ o., light
policemen and taken - Jp Bhch".nls
on First erect. where be- WE given u
room Policeman May, on ne day 'rr,,
has room thcto, and auui , lock
yesterday morning h, ul.rrvcd
the man up and Uuurd, who
stated that ho could ~ shop lie
VIVA told tn try II again, AMI a." prhce
man thought he had again rntIrcd but
Il sacms that he left hls Logging house,
went down on the stree for shor,
walk, and IN returning got into
~" lodging house .u- adj dining
lunh"uh's, where hc remained dur
INK lac, night This morlng he WAS
discovered ut the depot y Policeman
Mny, and - the policeman tc remntks |
that b." had two trunks u the depot.
which he wuuld remove II room ~
coon IA b" found one to he taste. lie
then left the depot, walked over t. the
business portion " the rlty. aud called
at Mre, Alvutd'-, over Syhuulcr'H r,ufc on
knlrond avenue The lady told him he
could have u tuum, aud ne Whs sent To
the back yard fpr some klndhng. lie
was gu0o longer ,hRu she thought neces.
snry, and the lady instituted search,
winch resulted III the finding ~ lIsneon
dead N the clubhouse. With n common
prukuir, the badc about two inches
long, he had !HObei both sides Of the
neck, and then cut the Wlndpipc Tn.
d"r'RE"r Strong wac rotliiel, and the
body II now IN hls charge, Papers on
hls person indicate tina, he has been
lrctur.ug on phrrno'osy, and u
recent letter from FL q. The.
len, ~ Grruola, Kansas, ADVISED him To
wat towns Of the rai.rOnl ia New Mex.
Iro to deliver h.s lectures, there being
more money III them than towns on th"
railroad. Several newspaper clippings
found among his effects prove him to
huyr been an educated man, aud that on
Ortobcr IL, lSS9. II, Warrensburg, Mo-,
J." wac married g. Mas Bertha l. Long
lie is about ~ years old, ard no doubt
hWls from .~edaln, Mo-, To- which place
Mr., Strong vii telegraph Tor particulars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
The sillem brothers, Stanley and Phi.

The Sillem brothers, Stanley and Phi.
lip, who came from Surrey county ne0r
London. England, about a month ago.
says the Eddy Argus, and purchased
eighty acres OF land on the Greene lower
farm. have their house on the place
nearly completed. 10 addition to alfalfa
aud other crops already Rrowine' they
will plant twenty acres in fruit trees at
once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

ntr eoub uttht,
Strokes ~ legielatlun that are some
what foreign and especially new Il
our old aud matter ~ fact Legislator,
occHalanally show themselves in the
present Legislature. On yesterday morn
ing In Santa Fe, when eome par
Ties present IN the lower house, were
induced 10 believe that the capital
removal movement would be sprung. Mr.
T.. Meyers announced to the other mem
bers ~ Bernallllo county, conlldentially
that he would spring "koo de- tab" luito
suddenly That morning, and enjpined
them 10 profound secrecy Hepresentn.
tive jos" de In Luz ChaveG, who was lost
until the sergeant ut arms ~ the house
found him Mt orr request, notified his
body guard (hls SOM, and told him ~ be
prepared Tor the coming oi this, whatever
1t might be. Tue son got behind the
speaker's chair. Representative Billy
kuChenbecker stated that he had
been in the legislature two terms,
aud he had never seen anything called
10y That name presented 10 the house be.
fore. lilo stated, however. that he had
had considerable experience in roughlns
It, wrs able to defend himself IN any
event, and II the thing to be sprung was
not Objectionable he would spring one
out at Gallup some day. Having the
support aud acquiescence Of his two FOL
lowers, Mr. Meyers mounted his desk
aud after clearing his throa, with potash
pallets. called up the hill to establish
nlp Grande aud summit counties. At
this juncture, Mr., kuchenbscker, with
his Teutonc blood boiling, emphaticnlly
articulated: II had rather put up with
tn" 'koo de tan than to raise this coun.
ty division question ut this important
moment"
tn" Albuquerque delegation who RI.
turned home last uiRht say that the
Rbove actually occurred in the house
yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
DELAYS ar Trims

A"bob tan passenger tram WAS sen;
into the city last night from Wlrslo~
Cause No, = from the west ran into hr
engine standing on the main track "A,
WInslow, bHdly damaging both engines
and throwing the whole train oil the
track, Fireman FlBnner, q No, >, wac
Injured, though not badly. The accident
happened at s.lj Sunday morning, An
other report stGtes that the fireman sui
l-rei Hn arm broken, besides being hurt
badly otherwise
No. l, due hsre at j:BO A. m, did not
arrive until ~ O'Clock, The delay was
caused 10y bad engine aud sand storm.
The passenger trains from the north,
due lnst night, did not arrive until this
morning, Cause Some kind - accident
on the Chicago division aud also snow IN
Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
harLIrn,. Arn,ra naiNr.

The best salve IN the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
'res, letter, ohspped hands, chilblalns
oorns, aud all skin erup,ions, and posi-
tive'y cures piles, or no pay required, l,
IL guaranteed TO give perfect satistActl on
ar money refunded. prlce "a cents Per
box, For sale by DR., Thomas II, Bur,
gess 4 son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

n, Hartman. the we'll known civil
engineer, who has Tor many months bcen
suffering from q complication oi con.
sumption and Brighls disease OF the
kldueys, died a. santa 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

A hale, old man, Mr.. Jas Wilson, OF
Aliens Springs. H.. who IL over w years
OF age, says: ~ have in my tine Tried |.
great many medicines, some OF eSoellent
quality; but never before did IND any
that would 20 completely do OIL that IL
claimed for II rs Chamb"flains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh1a Remedy. II 10
truly . wonderful medicine" For sale
By +. II, Burgess d Son, DruggistA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18
From tho Daily. Fchuar, III

ITT"Ih w" HAIIJ' F"NfuATl III
Judge III H. Warren Was passenger
to Chicago this morning
Alex. Stevens and Ell. M-dler, Jr., are
at San Pedro on come mining Ousi
ne-a'
Is. Is. Baca. son Of County Assessor
Bacs, and wife, arrived last night from
Snp,. Fla
Mrs,O.J Holt. q, 50, Louis. ia wait.
inc with friends in m. city. and win "a.