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The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
Next comes the always

Satisfactory Short Bosom White Shirt,
the Forest City. This is in great de,
mand among the millions. Price 65 cts.
The best known White Shirt in this
city is the famous Portland Pride, sc
cents.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19

Jour Guarantee Is like a bank
check. If Kings Sarsaparilla
does not benefit you take it back
Ito the druggist and draw your
money.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
The WORLDS FAIR.
One of the Greatest Dangers
~ to be Avoided.
Read This if You are Going.

The Polluted Water of the Windy City
Likely to Cause Trouble-How the Dam
gers May be Averted-Cleanse and Puri-
fly your System and Microbes viii Find
no Judgement in Your Body.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19

sold with the positive guarantee to re-
fund the price if it fails to benefit.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
25c Each.

SOC quality Ladies' Jersey Vests,
Egyptian yarn. shaped to fit in knitting,
extra large arm size, short and long
sleeves, no better sold at SOC. At this
sale
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
SOC Each.

The Vest we shall sell at SOC is Swiss
Ribbed Vest, Egyptian yarn, high neck,
silk finished, long and short sleeves,
shaped to fit in knitting,
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNDERWEAR

Children's Linworth Stockings Is and
81 lie pair.
We have the exclusive sale of the Lin
worth Stockings in this city. To make
room for the Linworth goods we shall
mark our regular stock down. SOC quals
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
Sc Each.

Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, Egyptian
yarn, shaped body, high neck, fancy
trimmed, long and short sleeves, good
value at 42c. We mark them down as
special price to
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
Outing and Neg|igee Shirts.

Our line in these goods was never
more complete than today. All the
latest colorings and styles for Boys,
Youths and Men. Prices ranging from
25c to $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOSIERY AND
Ladies' Jersey Underwear.

One case Ladies' Low Neck, Sleeveless
Jersey Vests. This quality was purchas-
ed to sell for 10c. The lateness of the
season compels us to sell them at much
lower price,
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
SOC Each.

Ladies' Fancy Jersey Vests in pink,
blue and white, open work yoke front,
low neck and sleeveless, shaped body,
fancy trimmed,
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
Mems Underwear,
What il will be sold for this week.
What will be sold at SOC.

One lot of Mems Fancy Stripe Shirts
and Drawers, medium weight, Mems
White Merino Shirts and Drawers. sum-
mer weight, 80 gauge overlook seams
and double thread. Mems Fine Summer
Merino Natural Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. Mems Blue Random Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes from 80 to so, and the
celebrated Silky Fibre Combed Egyptian
Gossamer Shirts, all sizes. These are
the greatest bargains ever offered by US
at SOC each piece.
We have an extra fine line of Mems
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, medium
weight, $1.00 and $1.25.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
sc Each.

so dozen Ladies' Jersey Vests, Low
Neck and Sleeveless, run full sizes,
bought to sell at 15c. Bat kward season.
Price
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19

Extra quality Children's Jersey Vests,
long sleeves, all sizes,
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-19
69c Each.

Children's Gauze Vests in sizss from
IS to "a, long and short sleeves, all sizes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
f.nal NIHhiA ATclcHrns..a a

In South Wales $4,000 miners have re-.
sumri work
Tia" Denver Stat" National bank re-
"I"ncd yesterday
senator Wulru,t made strong speech
III 'h" s"na'" yesterday afternoon
The drha," in the -.na,r on the silver
rr""l Till H dragging along, aud may
last s"y"ral days,
TIA" strlk" among the long shur"m"n
nj New York Is over. and ia" ztrlk "rs
went I" work without gaining point
TIA" d,sput" over ih, boundary line h..
tween this country and M"Nc" II gS-im.
ing n serious aspect, aud may cause
trruhl"
Th" injunction granted hy Judge Stein
restraining ia" directors from closing the
worlds fair gates nu Sunday hAs l"-.u
dISSilN'-i
Th" storm IN Snuth Carolina caur.-l gO
deaths aud the l"rS IL S2,Oo0,O0O of pro.
l"lfy The storm war Ia" worst ever
known "u ia" Atlantic coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Grnad Arwy

| indianapolis, Ind, sept For n
week beginning this morning Indansln.
liS viii Il" l"s."g,d 10y an army aud n
| navy, the latter l~ing the tirrt in the field
with r'crptinn un ia" man # war krar
sarge to-day I'll" latter sirurtur,. /. M
cruiser that put n period iu the carver II
ia" Alabama. u IL situated in tn.
grounds IN iiNiut II the state hour,. and
ir'm an early hour this morning it, spa
ri"us cabin AMI broad deck wrp,
ihrng"d with members uf the Naval
Veteran Ar~-in:irn Mayor Sullivan
was there tn welcome them. and after n
brief i''-Irurc "n lnhalf II the Veterans
th" proceedings tunk an Informal turn
larg" number " q. A. X. veterans wcr.
ais" present, although Monday IL the day
set for ia" "l"niug "f their reunion. Th"
m",h"d "f accommodating the visitors IN
10" way If Lodging H. one uf the mos, rf.
i"ctiN" ever pat into operation. The com
mite" On arrangements has hal large
lT'' ~ 'l'lhN nv Mtlk Tor several weeks
compiling lsts ui rrsid"uc"s who had
r'"ms tn let, aud all tina, visitors have to
II" IA oricr tu r"curr accommodations with
"ut danger "f rNtnrsipu IL Ia apply at
headquarters and receive II card bearing
the aidr'ss of someone who desires tn
rcn, IA r"um, and giving ,l" rate per day
'rh" parade "f ia" naval Veterans will
TAX" plar" to-mnrruw, aud ou Sunday
and Monday II IL calculated tha, ever
l5h.ooO visitors will arrive. All &c the
trains entering th" city have arranged
I" run extra trains for the acrnmm~lat ion
of ia" crowds, Tia" Mon"n Rnut" having
alr'ady announced that il will run trains
from Chicag" I" Indianapolis hourly un
sept. +th IN addition Ia it, regular ser.
vice ~ tive trains daily Th" fact that
th" 'hi"ag" rate is hu, Ger, mile has
induced many nf the veterans Ia spend n
few days at the Worlds Fair before the
cncamIm"nt,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
The hrIGks Case

Cincinnati, o., Sept, The brief luIl
which has pryaile'l in Presbyterian cir
cles since the final disposition 81 the
Briggs case is likely Ia come In an end In
a few days, as II il pr. Henry r Smiths
intention tn appeal his case To the synrl
which meets this month, As this il the
same body which suspended him frnn,
the church until he should ~nounce his
heretical views there Is no prospec, tina,
the appeal will meet with favorable con
si,lera,ion. and it iS only being enter-d by
the drtor as "a step towarl i,S considera .
,ion by the next Grand Assembly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Chicago. sept, To-day is n moment
"us lay ia the labor world. and one that
har been anXi"usly l"k"d forward tn for
many weeks hy employer aud employee
alike, Probably there was never An ,c.
casi"n before when ~ many l...,, ,orpor-
a,innr. railroads. AMI other cs,a ahlishm.nts
selected the samr day for reduction in
wages or working force, or complete
suspension IL operations as the cas-.
might be. Ia the caae nf many large con.
Germs everyone. from the highest official
Ia the luwliest worker. il affected Chair
man Henry Clay frirk, Who IL president
II the yarions Carnegie companies, will
suffer reduction "fthir,y per cen, on his
h"y Thousand year salary. aud every
one beneath him will he nhlig,zi to submit
~ a reduction. Every employee ~ the
Chicago, Milwaukee X ST Paul railruad
will receive ten per cen, less for his ser
vices after to-day, with IN" exception ~
those working for lrss than fifty dollars
yer month. 4 similar rsiuctiun takes
place Nil along ia. line Il niiicial- aud en-
ployees of the Rock Island. 'h- Louisville
a Nashville AMI the Nashville. Chatta-
nnnga AMI ~. Louis and Wabash r,sls
Th. Illinois steel Co., II this city, which
usually employees some eight thousand
men IL now running with force or few
hun,irtsi, and scores of mine operators and
manufacturers in all parts of the country
shut down last nigh, for AN indefinite"
I,-rhsi. In some instances the men have
rf,,r.'d 10 accept rcduc,Si salaries, bu, in
most cases the army Of unemployed how
ering about and ready Ia work for pit
sHnce serves to keep th" workers At their
posts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

versa. And here 1t may bs noted that
IT IL favoflt. theory ut the democrats
that " We do not buy from foreign ma
tons they will not buy itum us Great.
er nonseDse was never spoken than the
Let ths official figures Tor two years de
c,do the question. Ia lSji under the
democratic tarlf' u 1876 ~ exported or
sold Ia foreign nations tkpi aJg Jri
worth ~ goods aud imported ur bought
sEJ7,GGi,rE from thrm. showing bal
anCe against us ~ siuG1,I1g That ~
to say. We paid to foreigners that vas,
sum (Abuut o. head Tor every man,
"uman and chtId ~ AmrricHl Tor goods
which se shuuld have produced at
home, manly Aud the wAs only ~ Tor
one year. But from ISIS to 1857 We
pad Tor foreign euuds tb6, ,il7,I1l more
than they bought from va II It any
wonder W. were poor; that loS wages
aud poverty prevailed, aud that our nn-
tonal debt increased IN times u pro.
found peace Now mark the diiIerenc.
b"tSeeu that showing aud the following
10 the second year ~ tha Mckinley act
winch all good democrats said would
RUIN our foreign trade We exported, or
sold, tl,u3l,'GE ~, worth 10 goods and
imported or fought. eS27 ,pl .lsi worth,
showing II balance Ia our favor ~ s1r1,
Mi,3i2, being uearly e. n head saved to
the entire population, But 10 completa
the contrast, let US take the ten years
l"st past aud zee Nhht they will tell us
From lSSi to ls.'2 We cold to our foreign
customers more than We bought from
them the magnificent amount ~ tIiI,.
ll6.l9s II does not take great scholar
t. see what splendid gain this vas u
th" nation. A boy NJ school ia the
lower form ~ arithmetic by simple suD.
traction, can tell the story. Why then
cant Democrat Simply because the
hoy w,ll, and the democrat won't.
Now Tor n glance at our progress as a
manufacturing nation a. compared with
foreign countries and especially with
England. Ia leJ' We we're 81 far behind
EugIand that the mos, hopeful optimlst
~ TIA. day never dreamed that We could
equal her product, much lees surpass II.
Why, during III. iitst years of the re-
b"lliun ths bunting used Tor making our
ilags Mas mad. IN England and most ~
our blankets also. But = years ~ pro-
lection produced u change which has as-
tunish"d our ex step. mother as well as
Ourselves and here II ~ by her greatest
stntistlcinn, Mr.. Mulhall, who giv.s the
following IN the manufacturing output
~ the nations named
Australia. u, 81 1I,tD
hu-sih .... o. ti,-ii,utUl
trhnc" ,,......., t!,lE,suUu
b"riuanl ,....... tlWau,uD
Gr-Ht Nfit1in ..... ~ iBuULtU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
iss~r~.,,aE Fr~.eh case.

Paris. sept ! The civil tribunal Il
the Seine has just entered n ,lr,isiun IN a
cas" that II without parallel IN the hir.
tory II Jurisprudence, AMI establishes tie,
precedent that n widow whus.r lcI,,avr.
men, nriHcS from the suicid- uf her hu-.
hand II entitled /" damages ;f,,m the I,ar
y ~ PARTIES whn drove th" Departed e.
-"lf.d"-tructiun H. the ca-r l-ridad ,cs.
trrlay journal drvuicl a. railrGl news
waS "i'i"rN-i I" pay ten thousand dollar
:" n woman wh"s' husband had been
driven T." sui,idc 10y s,"ir- Il rrurtilou-
nrti"l"r which had appeared IN the pats.r
IN question. The unfortunate lnau was
=" haraSS,d hy th"S" harsh criticisms and
the fear that hr w"uld lose hIs IS~itiuu
that h" could thiuk nnd talk # nothing
hut th" persecution g. which hr was sur.
J"ctrd. and ih" court held the PAPER III.
rctly rrspnu-,hl" trr hi- death Ia the
saut" way that a railroad i- held r,,pIun.
slid" for injuries received ia an arridrm,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
RAILROAD NOTES.

The st.e works at Pueblo will be
closed down absolutely on Sept |.
Nearly 200 men wall be- thrown ont u
employment.
The Rock Island and kankakee h
Seneca have joined the lhg -Four n
Cheaapeake y Ono in u fast freight line
between Kansas CITY and Newport News.
Movements on the Mlssour, Pacific
| are being watched with INTEREST, to de-
termlne whether George G. Smith will
be appointed general manager To follow
the removal oi D,ddrldgs
A cut ~ wages on the iap Grande,
averaging II per cent, has been made
and wa take effect September ist. The
various unions have not decided whsth-
or or not 10 accept this cut.
The court will be asked to authorlAs
receivers Of the Northern Pacific 10 issue
Uou,in ia tho oum of ti.Sn.aD 90 pay
some presslng debts and furnish some
ready money for operating the road.
The people Of Ashland. Clark county,
Kns,, have petitionsd the railway com.
misslousrs for better service on the Mul.
vsne branch u the Santa Fe railway.
The Mnlvane branch sxtendJ from Mul-
vane. eight miles from Wichlt to Ash.
land. The people complain because
broken down engines ARE used on the
road.
Ths expected cut 10 salaries % EN-
ployes of the Union Pacific takee effect
Sep,sml,er |. Every officer aud employs
OF the road receiving t7O or more per
month il Affected. The schedule Tor re-
ductions ~ quoted IN the order issued
~ day IL as follows: Salaries ranging
from $D W 800 inclusive, 10 per cent;
over tlO To t3UO, l2's per cant, over
Zoo to $5oU, 10 per cent; oyer sjOO, ~
per cent.
The Pennsylyania railroad company
has announced another cut in the work.
ing time ut It's shops at Logsnsport, Ind.
Nearly i've hundred msn are employed
in the shops and two weeks ago the time
WAS cut from ten To sight hours per day.
Saturday Il was announced that the EN-
pioyes would work but thirty hours. or
thre. days per week. The reason given
In that business has fallen of ~ such an
extent that the cut IL necessary, Tho
last announcement caused intense OK
citemsnt among the employees. A large
number work Tor sl.;U p~r day, which
will make their wages $3.50 per weak,
not enough TO hye upon, Employees
say that never has freight business been
half 90 dull NJ II ~ 1T present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
The Iaiasa warm.

Little R~k, Ark, sept l.--Gra' anI-
iety is felt 10y cotton planters throughout
this state ou account II the appearance
ON Ia. cotton plan, during the summer
Of the ernbryo II III" cotton worm, The
germ ap,-arr in the form Of a web, and
n In ,n,i,nat,-i tina, two hundred and my
million worms arr rpresen,ed in the
embryonic state in each web, The hatch.
ing time Is during the first half II Sept
.n,,@r. and hence the anxiety of the
plAnteIp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Monster Parade.

Kansas city, sept. IL, is estimated
that over l2.OU men will hr IN line ~ ,h,
Labor day rara.l" tn b" given in TIN.
ri,y Sept l. The packing hous" en-.
pl"y""s numbering several thousand mci
hay" N"aun"unc'd that they will rarticipan
m III" demonstration All III" labor or.
gauila'inu- IN the two Kansas Ci,y- will
maiNh as will several hnndr- unrm.
pl"y"d w"rkmcu. Ia ia" afternoon Their.
will bc athletic sports Of all kinds u, Ia
position park and baby show Ia the
Exposition huiliiug The cnmI~ii itim
will open a, I o'rluck and handso,n,
prizes will b" awarded There will ais
h- dancing aud r'frrsAmoniS will b,
served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
cleveland AZ the CAPITOL

Washington. sept. l.--pirsi,lru, Clrvr.
land. wife, daughter. nur-- aud maid ar.
rived early this morning over the Penn
sylvAnia road in II special ear. AMI were
driven {" the white lluuHr IN "a drrurh
III. rain at O'Clock. Secretary Thurhcr
reported everybody If TIA" party in per.
feet health, Cleveland il vigorous nnd
strong. his cy. brigh, aud c"mI'lcA,u,
clear.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Chicago. sept. Wheat strong. sep.
'"mber lower; lccrmh"r ~ ~. Corn
quiet and steady. September - IS
Oats slow; September ~ Is. Provisions
inactive and unchanged.
New v-k, srpt. l,-Th" S,"ck mar.
net developed unexpected strength after
opening. Higher Money ou call easy
three a. tour. Bar silver. % Ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Help the HhiF

The territorial fair association har l..
sued III" premium li-t for itz thiri"u,ll
Animal FAIR, tn b" held AT Albuquerque,
September ~, 90, u aud - Every
g"si citizen "f New Mrtiru uugh, Ia
max" som" riiur, to hay" ihis exposition
superior ,u ~ predecessors W. ough,
Ia show SIN" advancement, ia every d.
I'artm"n, of IA" far Ration Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Miller Brothers large paper mill- near
Trenton. CHun'ia. were destroyed hy tire.
Luss $lOO,NU.
/, Is feared tina, four sch"onrrs cangh,
IN last weeks gal" nii the New England
coast have been lost
Charles McSwain aud III Chapman.
n"t,"i horse thieves. have been captured
and pat in jail at Arlmorc. l. r.
I'll" union printers "f ~, Paul. Minn..
nav" refused I" accept a reduction II III
per cent IN wages for -iH weeks
Charles II. OSral. farmer "f Cooper
county. Mo. was caught nn bridge near
Clifton 10y IA train and war killed.
The cotton mill owners Of Fall River.
Mass, have decided to reduce wages oi
all employees fi'nn 10 Ia II per cent.
Thrs" nf the four aldermen uf Willow
Springs. M".. hav. rsign-i and the may
an AMI one alderman arc running the town.
The Exchange bank at Springfield. Mo,
has "iicrSi ,h" Sul'-trasury at 81. Louis
Sju.bD IN gold IN exchange for currency
The =, A. Balrnlm SOAP company ui
Denver, Colo. IL Ia thu hands II the shrr.
III. Liabilities, Slo0.n0; assrts small.
TIL" boiler II thrshiny machine en-
gin" "Xpl"i~d near HumcIick. III. killing
Farmer tieorg" Noble and two IL his men.
one of the small snns of James Rad
clii'r of Orgun county, Mo, was shu,
deal myrtsri"usly while the rarnts wrr'
away.
RichAri NJ Roberts. an Old citizen aud
republican politician II Joplin. No,
dropIasi deal on the street of heart dir
ease.
Four million dollars in gnld coin nrriv-
ri at New York city from san Rrancisc"
and was deposited in the sub-,-Asury
vaults.
Hayward A, Harvey, the inventor nf
the HArveyiIei steel armur plates and
roller Scrw, died al Orange, N. j.. from
kidney trouble,
Jbhn iHEr'i lIhr h''H cbuNENl IN tli"
United States court NJ Guthrie, ok. II
poisoning Henry sherman. his rival fnr
the lov. Of an '~ag" Indian girl.
Thomas wilkinson. an industrious la
borr nf Bloomington, H., has receivel n
whit. caI, better threatening him with 100
lasher unless h" leaves tine country.
The bank AT can"y, Has, which sur.
p.ni.-l several weeks ago, viii resume
to-day, TIA" stockholders having sulscrib-
al mon'y enough Ia put il in good shape.
Fr,d GhAnthaIn, snn Il = Methoiist
minister a, Ottawa, H., has been arrest
ei, chArsed with having smlsazxl,.i
Al ,tn0 from an Omaha hrm ~ which b.
w,.s cashier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Mreckrd Nr-srl In Pert.

Queenstown, sept. The steamer
hon,eviiro ,owcd into port the sarnia,
which was picked W in mid.ocean with
a broken shaft, The Sarnia drifted help
lessly for twenty two days, having sailed
fium Montreal in Jnly. The passengers
and cargo IL Inv. stock ARE uninjur,-l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Beaufort, +. G., sept, l,-Rep"rtS fran
the storm ar more harA'wing every
hour. II is likely that n thousand have
been killed. m'sstly negrnrs, while the
loas 10 property will reach three millions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Surely this ought "a make every Amer.
ican heart thrill with honest pride ut
our magnificent progress, being now not
only not behind England as mauutsc.
turing country. but actually t3OO,UOO,UU
ahead Of both her aud Germany and the
greater part Of this miraculous increase
has taken place under tho American RI
publican protective tariff lava since
ISL. Without extending beyond my
allotted space, ! cannot conclude with
this letter, and must nsk your indul.
gence for another TO bring US up 10
date. a. l.. MuRRIsoS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
streag speech.

Washington. sept. I senator vaucr's
speech "n hi.m",alll-m this morning is
"n" "f the strongest and mos, vigorous
yet made. II wa- particularly sever ni,
b'S own party. aud the way Lr hay~i
H"r1nan. for dcaciting silver. waS pi,iful
H' Said that in future hr rnnld ~, lr-
lrvc III any declaration "f principles
mai" 10y republicans or demu'IT,r. ~
tn" platforms If both parties, particular.
y his own, war in line uf duunlr stan.
lnrI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
D-sti,utr aad s,aryiar.

Augusta. Ga.. sept l., The n"gr-s
driven into Port Royal 10y ,h" storm from,
the surrounding islands nr,l rice aud cot
ton plantations, arr destitute of every.
thing. aud arr actually in II starving con.
dtion. This morning they were 80 ray.
enous they fought over f"d given them
AMI several were killed in the melee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
rrro- rreaur,. for Eur.ns

THE week n ear load II alfalfa fr,u thu
LudlAu farm. and ran.agra from the
iilak"nship place, l"'' here, c"nrignri ,n
H"hin a Co.. VIII" Will ship i, h. EuuI-.
"ir"rim"n'ally. This shipment ,r an IN
i,iHl one that will d"ul,l"-s be- f,llow,-l
by many others, Eddy Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
" sney In Apples.

Santa Y" Appl"s will l." worth god
money thu fall, AMI ia" chaucrS ar that
C"lnrad" cities will takr all that eat, h"
spared for shipment NJ prl,rs "n".thirl
Alov" ia" ordinary Ths ir ro h'raus"
the app" crop in Missouri thiz year IL
n cnmpl"," iAilur', and usually C"lurAdo
draws heavily up'u Missouri for her aI-
plr supply New MrHicau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

|, il rl"r'"i on g'".l authority that
there will hr No district court in either
this ~ San Juan county this fall, owing
"a hack "f funds, some SG0.W0 of terri.
t"rial funds helng tied up IN ia" Alhu-
qurrlu" National bank 49, ChAmh North
west,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Terrible lliaa.ler-

Berlin. sept. THE hotel Sslmhach,
at wurtenhcrg, in the Black Forrest
burned a, midnigh, las, night. S.Nty
young women from cities surrounding
Baden w"r" guests and escaIe,i with S"r.
ious injuries IA all. Four are dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Nalirond Wreck

Springfield, Mass. sept Fourteen
persons w"f" killed IN wr,'rk uf Chicago
"Arrsr yesterday aud fifteen were srri-
"urly injured Of whom many will die.
VI r. Leach. II Boulder, COL. wa the
only western man hurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
THE GREAT STORM.
A Ship Lost at Sea in Recent
Great Gale.
President Cleveland and Family Re.
tara to Washington.
sesth taroliaa keGre~- t,r-,Itut~ and
ss~-p.rste rresa -tarN atiss
DISASTER IN Bl4ACk FOREST

New York, /. l. The Atlas line
steamship Alvn Sail'-i from thus port
August III. for West Indian purtr. with a
dozen lnE~'ng"r- aud general cargo.
nnd Is n"w n week overdue Tn" ,lup
was directly in IL" Path "f IL" gr,a,
storm. anil her SAFETY i- d"spair,,l of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

VIII" 1rl II !, aud came ~ aud charged
her husband with adultery, making nn
awful s'"u", Byrr- ~, once lr-t his rca.
son. II APPEARS h" wa- unirr treatment
for thr"aten,sl parisis and the woman
was hired hy hir physician NJ his nurse
The wife IL now almost demrnt..l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
A kAnllp Nav

st. Paul, Sept. IA Jealous ~,.o has
mAde her husband insane. u, NJ By"rs,
of Pittsburg, arrived her. from Dulush
with hrs. Dill VI Chicago. The mans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
a.ao. fer RArAAe.

indianapolis, sept. i.-Deoo,ation Of
.,,y !. compl.t-. The naval parade To-
mcrrow viii 10 magnificent. Rear Ad.
,,,r.l O,bUrus will be In charge.