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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
New Orleans Races.

Hkv ORLEANS, Jan. The track was fast
Summaries.
rye tnFinafs-Johu oliver won, viola second,
'ost'e lalrd Time 1905,
81 iuF.ones-w hiJ,er won. " autauga second,
~ .'s Addic ta.r4. Tins. i>ss
a.ie -toaiet won. Oeudarns second. Nathan
ilfisak third. Tme, Ia
4 seven iuI-0ags ten. Marmaduks won, Al
a'a's secon4. BovesIis third. Time, 1872
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

The Union racine IS tse oais tralsconI Mental
line running Two through trains daily ron the
North vest 10 Omaha Kansas C4sy, = Lo4.s sad
Chicago and al points kasI Modern eQ4io-
raent, fast lime and the beat o. service. IIcA ss
Office ~ second street. A. - Martin, agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
In Memory OF william .. Laid.

The bank OF Dexter Horton 4 Co. will be
closed at the time of the funeral, on Monday, of
the late William s. Ladd, its president
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
The Idaho zmonds Northle.a.

Bo1sx. Idaho. Jan. PROT Fisst Bryno. a
diamond expert from Melbourne. Australia, who
about ten days ago was seaI to Diamond BASIN
by Hon Alex ). Robertson, Of the Idaho !egi.-
lature has rendered a report, anu the rush 20
the bogus treasure fields hiss almost entirely
ceased Bryno says he found several de POSTS az
small sapphires aud rubies sad numbers Of
silicon dlAmoais. These ATE OF small CONNER
cisl value, ami there IS very little demand Tor
them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

NsW fcsK. Jan 7-.u di.pa,ca u his man
~ IN tais CITY Billy Murphy, the Austrs.iRn
N'asr"e'sht gives his reason Tor not starting
tais city when he received thu eXpeuse
ssss last week Murphy declares that The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
sreEgafns and Pritchard Sign Article,

0reEgafns and Pritchard Sign Articles.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Aexander Greggains and
lea Pritchard signed articles today for a fight
oeiore the Crescent City Athletic Club for
purse Oh 5000. The date named in the papers
- April 4. but 1t may be changed to March il
Pritehard conseuta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

ell lts report, and recommended that
vi % bs the trip rate bet Seen Chicago
and the Missouri river. and s37 80 the
round trip rate between Chicago and
Colorado common points. All the roads
represented on the oomm,ttee favored
this, with the exception Of the Burhng
ton and Rock Island. They wanted Il
higher.
Chas. Is Schiefer, Who owns home.
stead on the mesa, which will be- proven
up by August 7, ia running AZ meesen.
ger Tor Wells. Fargo express company,
and has been sent u the Santa fe branch
to relieve the regular messsnger, 4. Il.
Mason, who is OF on q visit. during his
absence, Mrs. Sohieisr is holding down
the m"ea claim, and has quite Hover
garden around the home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Chicago, May T-To days session Of
Pc Worlds Press Congress wss sst aside
p The members Of tho National Editor.
\ Association, Addresses were dsiiv-
I'D As follows: -Doss the Daily Press
|o'or It's News too Highly" by John A.
|s'ohsr Of the New York Mail and Ex.
Fess; Current Events. and the Prsss
s'a''on rhereto." benjamin b. Herbert,
The National Journalist, Chicago; "Is
Publication OF Q Newspaper Q Public
Fuss or Private Eutsrpriss,f" BY sx.
''srnor William ID. Hoard OF Wisoon.
-RsckIessuess In Journalism" by j..
stoll Of South Bend, Ind. tbs
asrican Newspaper Publisher Asso-
MOO held an executive meeting this
'en'ns' and tonight they will bring
su nesting 10 . Gloss with q grand
aaues at kinslsys. Covers will bs
q Tor 800 guests.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Memsriai Day, mas s0.

The following programme has been
arranged as the order of ceremonies for
the above named day by the committee
appointed Tor that purpose:
The Albuquerque Cornet band will
meet on the stand NJ the San Felipe at
o q. m. and play patriotic airs 10 call the
people together. Al 9:30, the procession
will form on Gold Ayeauo. the right
resting on Fourth street, the band trs.;
military companies, second; q. A. r.,
third; carriages, with Governor Thorn
ton and committee ana citizens; citizens
on foot. Route of march: Gold avenue
from Fourth 70 Second. thence 10 Rail.
road avenue, thence TO the opera house,
where the services are 10 be held. Al
10 q. M, Post Commander Bsndls will
call the asssmblHgs 10 order; Rev. A. W.
Adkinaon will then invoke Divine blsss.
ing after which "Amsrioa" will DO sung
by the choir. Governor Thornton viii
thsn make an address, which will bs Col.
lowed by . selection by the choir. Judss
Lss has consulted 70 give . short ad.
dress, after which another sslsotion will
bs rendered. Col. A. L. Morr,soa will
make IN addfsss. which will be followed
By song ~ the oolorsd quarts.ts.
Tes ehAplAiA of the wousas Rslisf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
The Rapttsts,

Denver. Colo, May 26.-rhe proceed
ings incident to the Baptist anniversary
were continued to day. Among the or.
eanlsations which were IN session were
the Baptist Publication society. the Bap
tist Missionary Union, the Home and
Foreign Missionary societies. On sun
DAY night nearly every pulpit in the c,ty
will be occupied by visiting clergy men.
The anniversaries will occupy the great.
or part ot the coming week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
TE.s.ressA. r..s.ss.H.
Happenings IN All Parts OF New
MHNaro

| MeAi~o.
The gun club 1T Ration will hold !
tournament July 1, b aud u.
The Ration Reporter has new dre-s
OF type and is neatly printed.
Fruit ls coming into market At Dem.
Ing, and Strawberries are no longer
bringing aristocratic prlces.
The members OF the Deming hook
aud ladder company are putting their
truck house IN frat class repair.
Aztec, 10 San Juan county, 10 reason
ably certain Of an ice plant being located
there dunng ths next few months.
The ommencement exercises Of the
Las Vegas academy will take place 10
the oI-or. house, Monday svening, May
~.
The Jicarilla Apache agency beef con
tract was let In New York Tuesday.
The contract calls Tor io,on pounds
this year.
The Silver City Odd Fellows have in
vited sil the members OF that order 10
visit Silver City nj the time Of the silver
Convention, July 4 aud 8.
Eddy has just completed the prslim.
mary work OF organizing loan and
trust company, which will make loans
on town property and irrigated lands.
A. II. Hilton, OF the Hilton mercantile
company, at San Antonio, has ~, out
1900 sweet potato plants on his ranch
lie says potatoes will be cheap this
year.
Mrs. II. Ruoinstsin, OF San Marclsl,
received certified check for $1,000
from tue A. .. U. W. lodge ct Baird.
Texas, this being the amount OF iusur-
ance due on the death OF her husband.
A trust deed 10 on record 10 the clerks
offioe at Las Vegas, for issuing s5OOOOO
10 bonds, by the Midland Pastoral com.
psny OF New Mexico, ChAS. Springer,
president, and H. r. WArwell. secretary,
70 the Fsrmsrs' Loan aud Trust CON
pany, Of New York, Il. q. Roiston, presi.
dent, and 4. S. Msrstou. secretary. II
conveys $4,000 acres Of land in Colfaa.
Mora and San Miguel counties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
Al lateressiaE Talk.

Prof. Hiram Hsd!sy. president OF the
Agricultural College Of New MEXICO and
director Of the Agricultural experiment
station, Las Cruces. and who will ad.
dreas the graduates at the Congregation
al church thIs evening, came up frou
the south last night aud was met at the
Ban Felipe this morning by the reportAr
To q question about the condition oi
things south Of the oity. the professor
replied;
"Tbs Rio GrAnds valley from Albu.
qusrque 10 Fl Paso looks very beautiful
at present, and at almost every point
gives evidence Of strong improvement,
This 10 particularly true OF the Mssilla
valley. Many new fields have been
sown In alfalfa, and new orchards
have been planted. The fret cut oi
alfalfa is just now going 70 market,
the ooldnsas Of the spring having de.
lsysd II nearly. or quite, ten days. The
fruit crop will be by far the most impor.
tsnt ever grown In the vallsy. Many
young orchards and vinsy ards, and soms
Of them OF large siIs, planted 70 best Va.
ristiss, will for the arst time produos q
full crop. The crop Of peaches Of
good varieties 10 immsnss. Nearly
every tree 10 loaded, and oil enter.
psisipa oultivators are thin ning this fruit
70 tbs extent generally Of taking on twice
~ much - IA left on. This will give ss
large . quantity % the trees osn sustain,
and greatly improve the siss and qusl.
10y. From any point Of visw, the thin.
ming OF fruit 10 important. I, 10 just ~
sasy to kill young tree by ovsr.produo.
lion, making sxtravaxsns demands upon
Its vitality. - II 10 70 ruin . youug horss
by hard driving or excessive LABOR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Corps will then deliver recitation. af,.r
-hioh another song by the qu.r,s,,e.
T. A. F,picsl will make the closins
speech and Rev A. Is. Cristy will pro
nounce The benedictiou. At , o'clock
the q. A. II. will resssembls with all
Who wisb TO participate and proceed to
the cemetsNss to s,rew the flowers on
the graves OF their comrades. Signed.
a. NJ. wHircusH,
Y. J. LupE, lC,mmitter
A. Is. STANTON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
psafvasieu Army.

Chicago, May 26.-Six hundred mem
bers OF the Salvation Army, coming from
some twenty states, are holding q con.
gress 10 day TO discuss ways and means
for developing new interest in evanseli.
cal work. The congress opened this
morning with q service dsuomiI atsd
Three Hours ct the Cross" aud which
was led by Commander aud Mrs. Bal
lipgton Booth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
marriage at TiJ~ras.

Julian Garcia, sou oi Domingo GARCIA,
q wsil-kuowu native citizen ot TIeras,
in the SandiA mountains, and Mes Rosa.
lie Paz, regarded the bell. Of the noun.
tains. were united IN marriage 1T Tljeras
bright and early Monday morning, In
the evening battle was held al Mr.. Gar
cia's in honor Of the event, aud several
families from the city attended the at
fair. II ls learned that Henry Carpsn.
Tor, the "sage Of the Canon" wac so
,ickled over the marriage, that no ioiEed
With the young and danced until broad
daylight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

|Iooshkeepsls, N. Y. May 3-To-
s' The Creek department Of vassar
s'sss will give the long talked OF 70.
se'At'on OF the Ant,Rous OF Sop
'~ 10 the original Creek At the
ssnteepsis Opera Houss. Remark.
interest Ia manifested In the event.
u addition 70 the large numbss of
oss already attracted 10 the oity .
Train Of ten oars, ali of them al.
van soolsty and htsrAEy people az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

One day les. week John L. Eberle
shot and killed Samuel Settle IN the
Mo9ollon ountains. Settle, it ssems
worked for Il osrle on some Of the lat.
tsrs mining properties, aud asked his
employer for . ssttlsmsnt. The men
got in dispute over the money, and 10
q heat Of passion Eberle killed his EN-
ploye. The murderer was arrested by
the constable OF the mining camp, and
taken 10 Silver City. Eberls regret ted
the killing and told his guards that he
thought the world OF the man he had
killed. Night before last. during the
brief absence Of his guards. Eberls took
Oh one OF his shoes, also the stocking
from his foot, stretched himself at full
lsasth OF the tioor. laid q rifle along his
body and with the toe OF the foot work.
cd the dangerous trigger. ssnding the
deadly bullet through his head. When
the guards returned they found Ebsrls
dead. The body wss taken IN charge by
An undertaksr, the remains embalmed,
aud last night. in charge Of q mining
friend, the body arrived from the south
and was shipped IN hour later VIA the
Atlantic 4 Psciho 10 his family and re-
lat,ons In Los Angeles, Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
The Brasrh Organized.

q, r. Knight, general agent and or.
Ranlzer Of the Fidelity building and
Loan association ~ Denver, Col, Who
has been Ia the city tor the past few
weeks, has organized local branch of
the above strong and ~ bs,antlal asso.
citation. The officers have been elected:
A. q. BriRgs, president, III. hedler, yioe
president; Henry Lockhart, secretary;
G. &. Hall, treasurer, Johnston 4 Flni.
cal, local attorneys, ". ", Mcclellan,
insurance agent; John Bnrrsdails, local
agent. The directors and appraisers are
- follows: VI. L, StHmm, + II. Kent.
Ed. Medier. q. y. Plllsbury, Jerse NJ.
wheelook, W W. Mcclellan, r. W. Dob
son, A. J, Maloy aud Chas Conroy The
gentlemen who con pose the OH oers aud
board Of directors u the local branch
are oil we'll known, and Ne the Assocla-
tion 10 backed 10y enmr ~ Colorado's
wsalthleet citlzeus, tie people of Ai6u.
qusrque need have 40 Tear uf being
"bupca,d" by their connection with q
foreign loan association thls tune,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Marshal Dodd proved to-day tha.
whom hs soss after . man, who 10 violat.
Ing the Law. that he takes no bluffs. The
elements thai bowl up occasionally
might o. we'll nov - ss any other time
understand that Marshal Dodd 10 9
fearless offiosF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

W. B. Wilson, the Lexington. Mo-,
lawyer. Who 10 here on . Wait, oalIsi si
the Commercial club this morning. be-
Ing introdaosd by Jadgs n Y. Adams.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Fred. Hslwigg. familiarly called "Un.
ole Frsd." who has bssu the faithful
head clerk at Torlina's Bazaar for eleven
years, resigned his position last night and
says ks will go |, alcns" from now op.
He will solicit ordss for carpets. etc.,
and expects bis old frispds 70 stand by
him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Jss. A. LookhAr., the DsminR cattle
raiser. 10 shipping bis cattle TO northsrn
pastures o. rapidly - possibls. A train
load of seventeen oars passed through
the oity this morning Tor In Junta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Chicago, May 26.-Whetber or not the
Whisky trust, better known az the Dis.
ill'ns aud Cattle Feeding company. and
which has a capital Of thirty five million
dollars, Is literally aud actually q trust
10 the question which. In it's preliminary
stages, IL before Judge Tuley this after
noon. The precise form Of the legrl pro.
ceedings, is n quo warranto proceeding
brought 10y Attorney Gsnsral Maionsy
10 the name OF the people OF hi.
no's to compel the company to
shows by what warrant it assum mes the
powers aud privileges witch /, exercises.
The company shows cause to day why
the Information should not be filed and
the writ issued. The action il said 10
oe the most important litigation ever
commenced in the state. while IL is also
the first time that q Law officer ever in.
shtuted quo warranto pfoceediDgs
against q corporation on his own motion,
or IN other words, without n relator.
The officers OF the trust. however. do
no. appear to bs alarmed. They have u
formidable array of counsel headed oy
Judge Stevens, OF Peoria
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Word was received late yesterday az.
tsrnoon that VIM. Wallace, we'll known
in sporting circles here, was very low 10
Denver and not expected 70 live. Noes
Wallace, . brother, left the city last
night 10 be al his bedside, the sporting
orioles. however, making up purse to
take him 10 Denver.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
hsnks and Stalking.

| '"' 'hlN@i SthbF hhs lOH saving
banks
The name hank is deri,'sl from banco
bench
Forgery was trrt nradD punishable b,
death IN 1884
Cooperative banks have proved ,
marked success In G"r1nnuy
The first Italian hank WA rstahlishrd
by the jews uf Lombarly
The oldest existing hauk il the Barrc.
Iona Bank, founded IN lIol
Thrr' arr over 80 reference. to none,
lending IN IA" Old Tcs,amou,
In lsa2 ia" German hanks had si2A.
"o,OO capital and t73u, 100, ,ooO deposits
The number u national banks IN tins
country "n September |. iSl1. was 37Oi
tn" national banking system II tins
country was "rganiI"d February ~, lNG3
The New Y"rk clearing house wns rs
tablishrl in 1853, ,ha, Il u, 4tou IN 1850.
Last year the French banks had s7OO..
00."O capital and 500, ,mo. 900 deposits
New York has l.:i62 2>9 drpositorp in
savings banks. Who Deposited Sj>S. .i25.
Al.
The bank uf New York and the Bank II
Massachusetts were both founded IN
1854.
The system II negotiating bills of ra-
change waS tret instituted 10y the bank nf
Barr"lnna
In 1861 the English system Of savings
banks wa1 placed under parliamentary
care aud control.
Massachusetts has I.I3l .2u3 savinvr
bank d.lS~it"is, with aggregate drls@i,s
Of $3.50, j26, ,;tsG.
tn" hanks Il Great Britain hal, lac,
year, ~ ,42o, o,or.0OO capital aud s3.l3o..
WO.OU deposits.
In lS56 English drafts crossed with a
bankers nam" were made payable only
to or through Tia" same banker
Between lS26 and 1880 the Bank of
''''' "'"n'' o"hhs !"
"'s wy '' '''' N'"H'"''
In ISIS tie safety Fund system" wa-
,riei in New York, hur was snnn uban
d,n.J f,r I'm. r,,.. LaoLn., -
-, -,
The establishment, "f JOINT stock banks,
,ni,,..l I,, ..,, ,,..,,,.,...,, !. ,.,,,
MI
,.,', - ~" '''"" wa" o'" d"
:, ''"' - - '''' "'''''s"' v! hs'"'
New Hum or Troy hal State bank in
VI" second ceninr! 8' e. that borrowed
money Tor the state and paid ~ per cent.
In the ten years frun 1901 to 1911,
forgri notes of the nominal value Of
El0i .66l were presented tn the Bank nfI
England,
Enormous fnrgrrrs wer,. pcrp.,ra,ed !
on the Bank of England hy Fnuntlcroy in
1880; the bank luss WAS estimu,,,i n,
caGo. 200.
Tho highes, rate nf ,lisrnun, ever .st.b.
lishei 10y the Bank Of England WAS 10
Ier cent. un MAY II. lsGG, during n panir.
J., ,.,,,
,oy,i hy ,,.. H.,L -, ,r,,,l.,, ,..I',.L.
by ia. A., cr ,b. .s,l,lishm.,, -, ,,i,,
s,ock hauls
M o
isaI w..rr,h,,Iy ,h.. .,.,,u.a,-,,n..,
.a inll.. eva, ,..r,..,r.,..I nu ~,
banking nu,li,
lisbsd. . Ii.i If r,..,o,.iI,I.. h.,L....
yold.mi,hs. with whom !, 500. .a.,,,L.
r,.i, no,,.y
-,
Ish,J In Issa hv Id, ,,,,l..iu
named Francis Child, III. - ,,. a..,
r,,,,lnr bnuk In I,,Isud
T,.. N., p..,,
savings hank J,,,.i,.,. .,d L.,.,,.
.han nil IA, res, of ~, con,,,., -.
Dut the stat. Of New york
R.,L ,.l,, p
MonI.y of wLi,.,n,,d. v....L
he first Monday m August. and n.c,m,
her IA. IL a w..L d.v
T., ,s.o A,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

Kenneth AsIsan. the Third strsst tai.
lor, is cosadsrsd very siok. DR.. MAO
bath and othss intimsts frisada are look
ina oat toE his wsasA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27
NJ HDEHED or nuOwNlnt
University OF Opinion ~ to the tAtr
OF . PIArldo Honrro.

OF PIArtdo Homrro.
The mystery hs to the falr u j. pla
cIdo Romero, ot prralta, Valencia couu.
w. whose vudirp dIs.ppruraure uu
IhurSd"y, May II, FROM Lpa Luna-. ia.
received 'srious mentions .u ruE CI..
'hN, app"Hrs 10 ur baily mlGrd
when the news Nas urst brought 10
the city aud rrre,,rd publicity, ,hns.
who claimed tu know stated hat Mr. Ro.
nero WAS intuSDchtrd when hr left t,Js
-nnss Tor his bonn" across the river;
That when on the other ..Ia of
the stream, h,s mui brrnn, co,fu..
ed and that he attempted To recrusa
to Los LuuHs, not upon the bridge
but through thr water, and after
| getting out ~ the ptfrau certain ,iis.
t"uce, he fell from the srnr uf hls wagon,
"as drowned ia the trrnnt and tho
horses b"cHme mlred ~ ,iuo kenud, that
GA the next morning, thp-r w.t. had be-
come alarmed u, his non nr.t,,. "a, hnm..
discovered the wagon att team ~ the
river, one of the norsrs drowned, tina
other h"rse IA IvIrkrnhd up To hia neck.
and the body ui Mr. Epmcru nowhere to
bs touni
Sine" that sHd morning tu the Romero
fanny, May -, the RIVER has been drug.
R"d + miles IN the hope u finding the
body, but no trace hRs bo.u dIacoy,rel.
Ieleer"ms hGv" been sent all along the
river ~ far ~ IT, ra-D - rh,ch out fora
Heating body, and parties. including the
sons of the mlesing mau, have walked
the distance on both rid.r ~ the river aa
far as III Paso, hut the search 80 FAR has
been irultless one.
Now con-s the story. not only from
his sons but other residents u Ios
Luuas, that Nj. Rpmrtu Vaa not rntuSt.
Gated, and that when bee l,i' Loss L.uuns
on the evening ~ May II iur hrs home
at PerHltH, acro.a the RIO GrAude, hs
was ~ "sober as ~ Judge ~ the pos
session ~ Nil hle tHcultior aud know IuHt
exactly what he was iulng. II 10 tho
opinion of those who advance this theory
that Mr. Romero wa followed 10y enc
mics, murdered without warning, and
his body my-terluusy don" away with.
After committing the aSful decd, IN or.
der 10 cast suspicion from the murder,
his team was driven into tho river aud
there found the neat morning. Again,
It IN claimed by these gentlemen that
had MIR. Romero driven into the riyer
and been washed from the scat OF the
wagon his body would not sink but
would iioat aud toes along down the
stream on the top IL the waves, and IN
such case the watchers before now
would have been rewarded with finding
the body.
In regard 10 the tlO,ooO policy on the
lie of the missing mau, TuE CiTirKS
earns from the wife ut the agent, Mr.
Egan, who wrote the policy about two
months ago, that her husband did not
,arry the policy around IN his pocket for
weeks, IA certain morning paper here
states, but that the policy came only
lew days ago, addressed 10 her husband,
hat she got the letter out of the post.
,liice, saw what 1t vas, and mailed Il to
hr. Egan ut Socorto, The lady IL here
n Albuquerque, and states that the at.
smpt OF the paper TO connect her hus-
IaDd with the outrage is malicious aud
ending 10 o desire o. ruin hls business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

J. A. Harlan, ot the railroad company,
N a The Armiio trom lanoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-27

rived from New York this morning. The
psrts will be taken entirely by students
os the college, and the play will be per.
formed ~ nearly aa possible in the man
ner OF an Athenian tragedy OF the time
OF sophocl~s Msbdslashons Antigops
music has been adapted for the
ohorusee. The play, as 10 we'll known, q,
centers about Antisone, who goes TO her
doom becsuse Of her deep aud tender
love OF her brother. The King hss tor.
hidden anyone, under penalty OF death,
to bury Polyniecee. Antigone, his sis.
TOR, buries him. having eougbt hrst, but
10 vain. To enlist the help of her sister
isonene. She's discovered and brought
before the king. She fearlessly svows
her deed. by his Vrder she 70 emtombed
aiive,and hangs hsrseli 10 her rock hewn
sepuiehre. Creou will be played by Miss
Bartlett, Of Providenoe; Aut,sone by
Ni-s slads, of Qainoy, Mass; Isousoe,
Miss Van Syooi, Flsminstou, N. j.;
Ha"mon. Mics Presbrey. Providence,
Eurydics, Miss Maoaulsy, Louis.
vile, Ky, Teresias, M,ss Cooley, Main.
field, ~ J.; Guard. Miss Mathes,
Memphis; First Messenger, M,ss Jol,fi..
San Francisco; second Messenger, Mies
Fyrou. Cambridge; Leader of. the Chorus,
AIsa Berry of Foreetville. n. Y.