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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21


With Inn AMI they will -.'u l." I~rma
u"u,l> "t,lDI IN Anulu"rlu". Mr..
Young headquarters
Andrew liann"k Gnu,r!y we'll kunwn
~. -truug'hrh"r IN ~, .srurrr. utlic"r,
AMI who hns lately hrn connected with
ih" Electrical supply company ufChicagu.
hns returned &" AllnpurrIu" fer the l"ur
Nc n hiS health Mr. Bauurk has l,",u
wing clus" Application to- business
Th" jail has l"rn put in order. anl ia.
~ " Irr l~ harry. "" hal five lsnrl"ir
th.s mruur Who nov know thew fate.
Judge L,~.khart presiding An Increased
pulicr irr," fur thirty days w"uli l' TIA"
m"nu- 81 r,iling the city II q score "
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Chrur" and lI"rpr" Albright r'turn-
~ from ChicHgu last night. Wa Denver
Whlr m Chragu they IN, their brother.
who ls chIk ~ The uihr. 1t 'h" ,hlct "i
engineers %, Washington tIarrnr" II
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21
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Flagstaff. aLnm $50 on TUESDAY even
INK, AMI bal collision resulted, though
un QUE was killed, No | was run 10y En-
gin,rr Watson. Conductor Mnluu"y ~
,hargr. aud Ne. I CARRIED conductor
Shalr and the rugin" managed hy EnHi-
urrr kill"n ONlcrr wer' given To- inject
NJ Cusuino, hu, III. latter "ruu vs. his ~.
der" meeting No. just east u that
point. and the two engines crashed into
each other. Engineer killrn hAl his AN
klc dial"cA,-l IN jumping from his cAh
aud his hrrman'a wrist was broken.
The express messenger and luggage
master "n No were bruised Tu"s" arr
all that have becn rrI1rt,vd hurt and Il II
wonder tina, more lid not inject with ne
ridrntS, IN fact that instant deaths did
not happen Ia these first a. meet un the
collision az ruurH" I'll" passengers wcr,
shaken an. hut NOT one uf them was hurt
h. addition tn the engines, ia" baggag" |
aud cNpi,'ss cars wrr' badly us'Sl ny. |
All III. r"ach"- remained nu the track. !
The crew II IA" outgoing train, NJ. /. !
wrr, hu, slightly injured
Trniuma.t"r Robins, Perry aud master
Il Transportation h'uAr wrrr uu ~"
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FRANK N"'',H' l"H'"' "R''''' war "'''
aud It IL Thought dangerously
III" track var cleared ~ ". uu yrstrr
lay and ~ I. cam" in 49, y" =. n, an
lft"'n 'h" p"'p' Oct ~
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warrant r'"''T are h.ins nr WIN new
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MIR Harrison. n'" Wallace II u th"
l'''I NON f"r' "'hGn" where h' nus
hani' VA" lieutenant II sia'i"nd
Hon W +. MATHEMATICIAN WAS delayed
until last evening aud was passenger 4"
Gallup ga the southern California ~
pr"ss.
T.. \ Sawyer. uf the firm If Lesser aud
sawyer. 1T WIusluw, came ia thus morning
and is filling up St,sk through our mrr
chants
Large quantities # cllh. or red pepper.
"'"N!' ana E'N rr'h'H arr realized 10y
Gr""r-
Rev I. & Brat'r"'- lecture last night
Al the Presbyterian church uu "rh,'
""rIds far was we'll attended Hn'i
m"'" appreciated.
\ uumh"r uf " ribs Fair visitors are
du" ,n arrive uu Monday. that h.lng ia,
limit "f tickets sold ou the 9TH aud 7,h 81
'his month"; at VERY low ra'"S.
Tin. Silir Mica Paint company has
l"ns,-l th" latent :" Harris n GuSsum. u
1 tins rity. wlo III proceed ,n mnnufactur,
3 the pam, and Put it "n the market.
: The report rnhlish,.d in one IL IA.
i morning rnISr- IL ~ wreck un thu Allan
, tie \ Pacific rnad near Winslnw. Arizona
~as - mistake. y" such wreck occurred
MIR NJ T. S,,mm If n, Em,nrin, kau
4. sas. arriving Their. this week from ia,
., I W tTll iulI. she " az Nlkli WITH Trend
,, IN Kansas several week. before comm,
" home,
> Mrs DIR. r. ]. uungh,ou and l,,l
a. daughter " m ,,,turu tn. NIGH, from A ,hr.
.. months y,si, Ia Vrrunu. Texas. their al,
4 home. and ,n relatives in rrun-a.,e. Tn
u dortnr IL fee ing hnrpy,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21
Postmaster Arrested

Last ",ruiug Geo, II Waterbury ar
riv,d in the ,lty from the J"u"u country,
with ] |! lil,-'k. postmaster Al AThu-
lrta. und"r arrest. Mr. Block Is charged
with riillu, "A Registered packaE" contain
ing $40 ~,.u' ir,,m that office Ia the Firrt
National h,uk N this city Nj Block IL
we'll know II this city, being al I'D res
Id"n' Il ~" county, A few years ago he
copdu'',, the Windsor hotel ia this city,
and 'aru removed a. Jrmes hW springs.
wh"rr be- oI"u"i hotel and st"r. Under
Clr,'nud's first administration Il" tiled
ia" Ir,-liinn II postmaster ~ ArrhulrtA in
al a.crr,ahlr manner to the l-'ol,r, aud
II ',w months AZ" MAS again appointed.
NJ Watrrbur! Is I,'-itiv. he ha> = Hear
cn,, against Mr. Block. but II i, hup.sl
wh.u the eyidcu,r H. siftcd tina, j, will
= pw differently TIA" accused was doing
u ....l business with Ls store AMI hotel,
NIL las n noble wit wuo will keeuly feel
IT," weight III the cluui that IL lowcrin,
an.,u, her heretofore harry hons.
W. direct the attention Il our readers
a. 'u, advertisement "i summons Liver
Re- ,la,nr on another ras" We have
u-,rl the m,Siicine in our family. aud are
rrIarrd e. say frnm "Ari,rure that for
h wrpld liver ar dlsoNl"N'l stomach l,
o. .ssl r-m,Siy. when travelling We
"a ally carry som. Ia our Ntu~", frum
| IL, CHRISTIAN visitor smilhh"ld, N. G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21

lr 1. 4 skinner, 81 l'NarkAna. Ar.
knus,-, - an enthusiast 40 the praise II
Ihanirrlaiu'r Pam Hm. lie uS,sl Il
Ter rheumatism. aui -ays' II found II
n L. NEST rNrrl'rut lTAl rrn,siy :"
fT sale ly T. II burgrsn a Son.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25
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Tho load which 10 produced by a dense
crowd Of persons Is generally taken at 80
TO 100 pounds per square foot and is con-
sidered TO b. tho greatest uniformly dis
trib1ted load Tor which q loor need be
proportional. That this yaluo may be
largely oxcecdsdi Ia an nctnal crowd was
pointed out by Professor W. Q. Kernot
u tho Melbourne university. Australia.
n o paper before the Victorian Institute
Of E%nginccra In an actual trial a class
Of students averaging 1898 pounds each
IN weight woro crowded In % lobby con-
tanning i.821 square fcot. making an Az
crago floor load Of 1917 ponndA There
was still room 10 havo placed another
man, which would have brought up tho
loading TO 1881 pounds per square foot.
Professor Kcrnot also quoted from
Stoney. who placed 50 Irish laborers
averaging $50 pounds each in weight 81
an empty ship d~eclh0use measuring 81
square feet floor area. This waa q load
g ii7.f pounds per square foot. In IN
other test. with 20 llborcrs crowded into
n hut 0 feet by o feet 8 inches. stoncy
produced a load Of 40 pounds per
fQuarc foot and estimated that two or
three moro men could have been squeezed
Ia. Il appears from these experiments
that while tho figures ordinarily assumed
Of 80 - 100 pouna1 are sufficiently cor.
rect for s7accs on which there 10 no
10 Induce tho collection Of great
crowds. lsrscr figures, say 100 10 100
pounds per cqnlro foot. should BE- uscd
for railway citations and platforms. on
tFarcos and exits TO placed Of public as
srmblics or Of Office buildings. bridge
sidewalks. pnvcmcnts over vaults aud
c.hcr places whore dense crowds arc
likely 30 gather. Engineering News.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

Once a thrifty Scotch physician was call
cd to q case where q woman had dislocated
her jaw. lie very soon put her right. The
woman asked how much was to pay. The
doctor named his fee. Tho patient thought
Il was too much. lie. however. would not
take less, ana as the woman refused 20 give
him the Eco he began to yawn. Nawning.
as every one knows, 10 infections. The
young woman In turn yawncd. Her aw
again went out OF joint, and the doctor tri-
u%mphantly said, "Now, until you hand me
over my fee. your jaw can remain as il is."
Needless to say, the money was promptly
paid.-Argonnnt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

According to u report made by the
British vice consul ut Berlin the produc-
ton of IN edible fat from the marrow
Of the %cocoanut has been carried on for
the last two years by Il firm at Name
helm. the process having been discov-
cred three years before by DR.. Schlinck.
Factories having the same object in
view are about to be established at Paris
and ut Amsterdam. The nuts come from
the South Sea islands and also from
certain places on the African and South
American coasts.
The butter. which is sold at less than
half the price of ordinary butter in Lon
don. or from thirteen to fifteen cents per
pound. contains from GO TO 20 per cent.
of fat and from % to 25 per cent. of or
ganic matter. Its color is white and it
is of an agreeable taste. is suitable for
cooking purposes and is being purchased
by the poor. who prefer it to margarine.
Being free from acid it digests with
greater ease than dairy butter. and is
preferable in other ways to the bad but
ter which too often finds its way to mar
ket. 1t Is also a more attractive com
pound than the various preparations
called margarine. some of which have
very questionable origin. -Goldthwaite's
Geographical Magazine.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25
NOT For hlM.
Tho Pootioni Dreams Of n Sentimental Girl
Eudoly Shattered.


The music cano softly, swcetly out to
the old man aud his daughter rs they sat,
half reclining, on the luxurious cushions Of
the gondoln gayly decorated with japanese
lanterns.
The myriad OF gay lights from the cor.
nices, from the roofs, from the waters edge,
reflected 10 silver and gold Ia the ripplcs Of
the lagoon. High up along the balcony
they could see the flaming torches flicker
ing with Roman "reminiscences. aud the
white. ghasfly fares and dark forms Of the
people looking down on the beautiful scc1c,
while all around the lagoon. sitting upon
the wide rail Of the fence. leaning against
the ctatuary or moving about with eager
restless trend. they could see the thousands
VI sightsecrs.
In the distance they saw the Skinner
Ing, multicoiorcd waters and beard the
gurgling murmnr OF tho fountains. The
stolcal gondolicrs dextrously swung the
pondola hero aud there among the gay
craft. laden 10 the waters edge with merry
parties Of lagoon tourists. Once In a
pause Of the orchestral music there 10
them the twang Of n banjo. then a happy
French song came rippling across the
dancing waves
For "a long time they were silent. Then
she elias cd her fingers, sparkling with
diamonds. ncross the old mans knee aud
snid.
"Plpn. ! am 20 happy. feel so dreamy,
70 poctical, something Byron or Browning
like. All. tho Bridge Of Signs and byron.
Oh. I could love Byron tonight and Venice
too. Papa, Browning Is buried there"
Possibly the old man thought Browning
vas one OF her old dude lovers. They all
looked consumptivo - probably he had
croakcd IN Venice. Tho old mar sympa-
thctically sighed.
III byron and Drowning could have lived
TO see this. papa, what poetry we would
have from ihcml They never saw anything
to equal this"
"Wcll. / guess there mir few towns could
beat this show" the old man complacently
remarked.
How drcamily poctical Howells makes
Venetian llfe'' she unused. 1T must be
something like this. How l should love to
live Ia Venice nlwayr'
DO yon mean 10 say you'd rather live In
that perennial food town, Venice. than
Chicngof" he sharply Intercepted.
Papa, my life would be IA happy dream
In Venice"
''Now. look n-hcrc, Maria" he savagcly
said. ~ won't ave that bow legged dude
Teller OF yours prowling round the house
any longer. lilo puts you up Co all this
noonshlno business, and | won't stand any
moro Of this comic opera gondolier bust
ness, d'y' hear' | amt going to be padded
round Ia n canoo by a pair OF opera boulIe
Ecullers. Wen land and take an electric
or steam launch. something that. can get IA
move on"
lie proddcd the nearest gondolier with
bis umbrella and ordered an immediate
Decentralization - Chicago Tribune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

l am %rchcarsing % fow Of tho pcculiari-
ties of tho creature which have made Il
OF interest cyer since tho days of Job.
(which leavoth her eggs In thocarth and
warmoth Thorn ia tho dust" Il would
appear 90 bo mn evidence Of cunning
rather than otupidity for Mrs. Ostrich
TO adopt this very simple method Of in.
cubation. However, It has It's d~isadvan-
tagcs. for while sho Is away getting n
good dinner her enemy. tho white ncoked
crow. spies the uagnarded nest. He
knows no cannot break one Of those
mammoth cgga and dcvisco % shrcwd
plan to help him. Taking a stone in his
bcas TO nics over thc spot. calculates
with bird slgacily tho necessary dis.
tarcc and drops tho stone. Pluuki An
egg h broken. end DO dcsccnda 10 his
feast. This % csid to be tho Same kind
Of a raven that icl tho prophet elijah.
His wisdom cccml almost Of % gnpcrrat-
r-ll order. I'll !, said that the cry of an
ostrich 81 Ike tio roar Of q Hon. and the
Iotteniots often ran from Il In fright
until they scc tho bird. Detroit Free
Press.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

Tho department of agriculture is at
present giving earnest attention to the
study Of animal parasites. with a view
to finding out methods for fighting
against some of them which cause a loss
of many millions of dollars yearly to
farmers. It has made a big discovery
recently in relation to the fatal disease
of cattle called Texas fever. which is
caused by a minute animal called a pro-
tozoon that feeds on the red corpuscles
in the blood and destroys them.
Recent developments of knowledge
reveal the protocol as producers of NOR
bid complaints. It has been ascertained
that the cause Of malaria is a p%rotozoon
which feeds on the blood corpuscles. and
another microscopic foe of like descrip-
ton is responsible for certain forms Of
d~ysentery. Undoubtedly many disor-
ders not now understood will eventually
be referred to n similar origin. Wash
ington Star.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

Those who ave not been familiar with
colorod persons are apt to be surprised NJ
their characteristics. and lt not ~infreQuent-
ly happens that their ustonishmcnt is
shown In amusing ways. A story which Is
told by Mrs. Kendall, the well known Eng
lish actress. - In point. She was IN Wash
ington and sent for a negro washwoman
who had been recommended 10 her. Her
English maid was entirely u-nacquaintcd
with tho physical characteristics OF negroes
and had never known that the palms Of
their hands are y liter IN color than the rest
Of their bodies. When tho washwoman ap-
pearod. tho maid examined her with much
attention and not az all with appreciation.
Are You going 60 let that black thing
take those lace handkcrchicfsf' she asked
Mrs. Kendall. 'Shcll spoil 'om with her
black skin"
Nonsense Mrs. Kendall answered,
'that doesn't como of. She Is perfectly
clean"
"Cloanr' shifted the maid. Didn't /
sec the palms Of her hands2 I guess a
couple Of bars OF soap with soda IN IL would
take tho black OF the rest Of hcri'
Nor could any mount " argument CON
vincc her that nature and not soap had
lightcned tho palms OF the nogrcss' hands.
boston Courier.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

A few Sundays ago the congregation
in Old Market hall. Richmond. waited
for the pastor to open the service. A
woman. clad in deep mourning. rose in
Il far end of the large hall and steadily
pressed her way toward the stand in
front of the congregation. The pastor
saw her approaching and stepped to
meet her. AS he grasped her hand she
said with faltering voice. Il want to
give you five cents which my little boy
handed me rs he was dying. and said.
Please give this to help build the Old
Market church.. and" continued his sor-
rowing mother. II want you to have it.
and ! want to put it in your hand my
self" And placing the precious coin in
the pastors hand she retraced her steps
and took her place among the congrega-
ion.-Richmond Times.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25
BROKEN MUSIC.

I know not In what fashion she was made.
Nor what her voice was when she used N
speak,
Nor II the silken lashes threw a shade
On wan or rosy check
I picture her with sorrowful. vague eyos
Ilumined with such strange CLEANS OF inne,
light
As linger in the drift OF London skies
Ere twilight turns TO night.
know not; l conjecture. Twas a girl
h with her own most gentle desperata
hand
From out Gods mystic setting plucked life.
pearl
It's hard 10 understand.
So precious life isl Even to the old
The hours are as n niiser's coins. and she
Within her hands lay youths unlimited oold
And all felicity.
The winged impetuous spirit. the white fam.
That was her soul once. whittier has II Con,
Above her brow ray lichens blot her name
Upon the carycn stone.
This is her book Of verses-wrenlike notes
Shy franknesses. blind groupings. hauntin,
fears;
AT timeg across the chords abruptly floats
A mist OF passionate tears.
A fragile Tyre too tensely keyed and strung
A broken music, wcirdly Incomplete:
Herca proud nod, self bailed and self stunr.
Lice cooled in dark dc-.at.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich In Scribner's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25
Kind Words For Her Majesty.

A well known bishop. suffering
from impaired vision, was recently
holding a levee, and one by one his
guests were being ushered into his
reception room. AT length one ar
rived and said:
"How do you do, my lordl My
mother wishes TO be kindly remem-
bered to you"
"Ahrsaid the bishop, that is very
good of her. And how is the dear
old soull Nothing like a good old
motherl Be sure to take care of your
old mother. Good morning"
The bishop did not in the least
know who his visitor was and said
to his footman, who was thatl"
The servant replied, THE last gen
tleman who left your lordship's re-
ception is the Duke Of Connaught."
The dear old SOUL was Queen
Victoria. London Tit-Bits.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

There was % Young lover who was a
compolud---vcry rarc-of high rank and
great nbiliticl. With sweetness, great
molcsiy nnl shynes1 most uool6 lords
know their own [aluo pnl behave nc
cordingly. Th5 noble lord. however.
was modest. lilo thought himself 10 far
60 very 1f-bolow thc worth Of tho
yonng lYy whom no loved that no was
riraidN sprnk. Some women do not
~nndofstand this modcsty. Believe mo,
lTics. Ills a sure and certain sign OF q
Aohlo character. because only a lofty
soul can conceive tho existence Of u god
dess. No measure others. you see. by
ourselves. II d also q lure sigu Of love.
because such o msn can only lovo d wo-
man whom ho deeply respects. Encour-
age this molcsty. my daughtcra. Above
oil. do not laugh 40 Il. This young man.
therefore. was afraid % speak. and tho
delay. which d 40 lrst. | um told, pleas.
ing and exciting. began to grow nonoto-
nors.
Ono day they were playing cards for
money. after tho fashion Of their gen
GRAFTON. Tho laly won; tho loser paid.
ct ia.' hc sand, "half crown. Iwi5h
indeed Il were a crown"
AT least" replied the lady. your
lordship can giyo mo O. %cosoaot."
Aud behold o miraclcl For biz tongue
was loosoncd, and his eyes Clowcd. and
his lpa spaic- They lived happy. one
may add. though 10 Is an unusual ending
20 q story. ever rltcrward.-Waltcr Be
SAINT IN London Queen.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

Or. Tassiucri has Published In the
Italia Tcrmilc The result Of an investi.
CATION intothc effects OF tobacco smoke
a. microbes To luds that the smoke
Of the Cavorr. Virginia and Tuscan CT
gsss end all black and chopped tobacros
possesses q very pronounced bactcricile
power. especially against the bacillus Of
Asiatic cholera. This microbicido action
may Ia ~ probability be attributed 10
The rrodnets q nicotine. In opide;nics
Of cholera unl tynhDs the usc0 Of tobacco
may Lc rather useful than hurtfnl. To
b1cco smokctlcrit special consideration
on tho hygiene Of the mouth as a pro
~phyiGctic means Of combating microbian
affections Of the buccal cavity.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

One OF the most curious wells t the
west is on the place OF Henry Nj. Hen
derson on Cakes avenue This well can
play on a dozen different musical in
struments AT the same time. and has
done It. which is an accomplishment
that no human being is known TO pos
sess. The well Is about 400 feet deep.
At nearly all hours of the day or night
q wind blows up from the bottom of it
and whistles through the cracks in the
tight board covering. When the wind
ioes not blow out it seems to be sucked
h By the well.
An abundant supply Of good water is
h tho well at all times, and where the
wind comes from or where it goes is u
mystery which Mr.. Henderson has not
solved. One day not long ago Mr.. Hen
dcrson collected all the musical instru-
ments he could-amounting to eight
from his neighbors and friends. He
bored holes in the boards covering the
we'll and at n aperture placed a cornet,
at another a bass horn, at another a
clarionet. then a fife, an immense tin
horn about three yards long which he
had made. a mouth organ and other in
struments up TO the number mentioned.
One after another they began to blow
as he put them in. The hoarse growl Of
the Jass horn mingled with the clarion
tones of the cornet and clarionet. etc.
When all were going the din was ter
rible. and there did not seem to be a
good note sounded. The wind does not
come up from the well in a steady blow,
bnt in gusts of more or less force. and it
was amusing rs well rs astonishing to
hear the old bass and the nine foot tin
tube snort together. Tacoma Herald.