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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05


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twelve c,upla participating.
IN Sh"r' j l.. P-r"a ~ not defhnlt
~ 700 cent IA thts county, aud his iinHi
settlement "i,h the county ph u" lith
WI prov" u" nuth ~ thus Insertion
r." Snu,tnty Cnttl" Bpnrd completed
IT. lnbors lHte yesterday afternoon.
o"i! r""tin" hnsin"s@ w"s transacted
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Trans vii b" irregular "hil" u"
GLORIOUS rams "r" 'nlI'nI. II vail loo
serious matter To- the railroads., but
wy" ""' ''' '"'S"n VIII y" "eh'''"'"
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Collector Sh"un"n'e d"putl"e ar" WA,
Barns at Albuquerque, with office ~
Ih"H" buidInH' M. IL Railroad 1'"
nae, j. W Sch"tieid at Santa he,
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g. l'oowenherg has eet"bish"d TIE
poultry huhlh~s ~ rem I'Ihhrh' tory
nv" miles h'rth. IL 10 MI Lo"""ub berg r
Intention To max" an exhibit of lit"
ore"ls 81 thoroughbred stock ut I'll"
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Ernest Lax, =" long identified with
the Atlantic saloon, Will leave tonight
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wi i'A WI" INN" I'"e"s" '"' 'n' o''
county, '''"' ,''"s W "'"Nf"''f"' Nv
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\ co'"red man AIMED Abe hross' an
ESCAPED convict from Tie pen at i'ear'
en"o'th, ""H c"ptured here and taken
back ihlS morning by Sheriff Chaunc-y
Flora. GROSS II charged with murder,
committed ~ Kansas
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

For lame back or for pain in 10
side or chest, try saturating IA piece a
flannel with Cham bsrlsin's Pain Halls
and binding II on To the affected pars
This treatment will cure any ordlDsq
case in one or two daya. Pam Balm o.
30 cures rheumat.Sm. 30 cent bott"
for sale by I. IL. Burgess 4 Son, drus
Kists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

II the hair IL falling out and turning
gray. the glAnds OF the skin need stimu.
latipg and color. food, and the BEST RENE
dy and stimulant 10 Halle Hair Rene wsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

Tramps are again making their roupS
Kesp we'll fortified aud send them
Jailor Tyler for information a. " sos
and nsAls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
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upon lffteRuul '. .u.,.atlu N,,.u TN
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'.l ~ ordinary s,u. . .- .U3urut lr
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-'u-.rabe times, h,, . - ins u""n
demonstrated that ou, DO. - pno SEQ
~,u ~ ten can IL crop ice .,....| U.tnyut
lruRnt,un.
lnr lwrtlp hHs prog. .. - trnl
point 10 Its ,rupmeut. ~ g,,. 49, w.
to" nprruprui % ~ the suply ,,t"
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'l,ut" mus' J"p"pd largely uu A,'"'
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- TIA, pfumI.,a mucn 90 THE ..t".',ur
'0r o." t"ru,uy II .- 3D." N".'"tu \t .
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yrn beet fruit Innd. g. he furd ur IT,.
continent. Ihs h,ud ir ,.,u,t.i very
r,yntnhly Tor Irrigation, nrI.t nn.n.u
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
me Agricultural college

The Agricultural college located At
Les CruC-- Is d~slgned t. g,"s the Young
men u THIS territory u liberal education,
and NJ the same time trHrh them he
practical details - IT," improved meth.
uir ~ farming NrE MeNIcu needs sdu.
Gated farmers, and more especially
enuuld thus education bee Ia the line Of
Dus,ness winch they Hre 10 follow. no
mnn can he u sucress IN any calling
without u Practical knowledge ~ the
business. Farmers who desire 70 edu-
eat" iu"lr boys should make IT point 90
send them tu this institution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
Thr MIIitnrA IMsILImtc

The i"ss MILITARY institute IL rapidly
en'nln. n popularity, Three npphcH
uuus have beer received from Colorado.
II nov appears that Representatives. from
the entire southwest Will attend thls
popular institution THIS If one Of the
most valuable plants that Albuquerque
hHs nud on" that lrr n ,dr AWAKE citizen
appreciate, Col. tiurs - dom. much ~
advertising the educational interests ~
New Mexico. III" citll"rn - Alnuquer
"a" snOu!d see that all things are doLe
t. promote the cnus" ~ the toes NJ lItHry
lustttutr. The elegant buildings ARE
well suited Tor school " thIs charuc
ter, They are ornaments t. the cjty Ut d
vii n- kuoNn IL failure years ns Dne u
It's enduring landmarks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
ENhibi,ion on " hrcI-.

There ,a under considerable plan TO
sil"chI,,y advertise the prcur valley by
meaut i ~ travelling car ~ exhibits.
The lection ~ the immlgrHtluu office
ut Etu! can eHslly be made quite the
equal Z the California collect n that
has h'"' wheeled over the east. II ar.
raug"'r II will 20 first TO Chicago aud
then uun" tour 81 agricultural st,trs.
The santa f. railway company L,s
agree 30 haul the car free Ut charge.
The .nD rrss ~ Mrs. Annie N. lirnm.
~ VI hrrsport, Penney wanna ~ toe
treH' g..ut - dlarrhua IA her children
VIII ...ipuUtedly ba OF interest b. mar!
m"t."', She says: 81 spent several
week. o. JohnstoWn, Pa, after the great
ilOud, np account Of my husband being
emp. !ri there. We had several chll
drrn Wth us, two ~ whom took the
dart, very badly, aut some OF
Chamurrlglu's Col,c, Cholera aud Diar.
rhuA krmedy from Rev. MIR Chapman.
IL cured both ~ them. ! knrN ~ aav.
era other cases where Il was equally
succrssfal. | think II canuu, De ex.
called and cheerfully recommend IT,"
- AM ~ cent bottles for sale by /. II.
Buraess u don. druggists. '
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

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Nrrm,
l,.,I,Iuc, uu,.tIu, If taking "A need
rd rect
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Commod"f" owen w"s passenger on
Yesterday morning tram from N,nslow
J., H. puuOar 'hI "dd tur'her IN
IT .AHNlHfltS 'u I..a lfItlln Mtsrt ON.
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N'r'mmrtc'al trhv"lets are gong out
Co r"prr-rul thr .urM houses, except To-
uHN" r",,"ru"us.
\ large pnt'h II grass on the yard al
.uu,rs the ho-pitnl ~ pleasant pros
Irrt To- the luNHuds.
Day" r!drr, tie fireman scnlded 10y
Toe rNp,Ieuu ,hr other dry IL at hle
hpm" and improving
Mr. Munger. VITO was burned out some
weeks ngu ~ preparing to r" engage III
. lNrIl"1' NJ we lower btluS"'
1 Euuh pt,ocx IA atul confined 10 bed
from Iu,lr,.- -.,.iy,d by b.,n, thrown
from norp- last "Wednesday.
Mise uu.l.s. lnuLlaly u IN, Emms,
nous. tina, WA. il still AN invalid a.,
Mrs. Lanes. south First street.
NJ. rno,,.. y,,d,,-, oh;I,r.r o,a
Il, La. v,,.a y,s,,,,,,l. ,au,I,.a Cor
duc,,r HAYS and l.. !. Marcus.
rl,, ooil.rs -o r,,,,o,d, Ma, Nan
,,, ,,,,n.I,,., $40 - I. u,,oLa .,d
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
Z ~ Land 4 ouTt

Ia the I, =. court ~ private land
elaine yesterday ~ the matter ~ the
Canon Santiago de J-mel grant, the
smaller one, Which ~ Tapped IS the
larger grant, confirmed 10y congrrss, nd
dItluuRl testimony wns taken on brhHli
~ IL" guv"rum"ut M! argument com
mrHc"i
Mr. Geo III Howard, Tor lion, Amndo
Chavez, at. al, claimants ~ the smaller
grant, opened IT." argument ami WAS re-
purd to uy /, > attorney Reynolds Tor
the government and Hon. Is. = ltodry
Tor adverse parties, claiming the title
under the larger grant New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

\ circuit has b""n "rtHbllgh-d, where
10y the hur-"- ~ the circuit WI m""t at
four places, W. Rocky Ford, Colorado.
lrrt week IN S"pt"nu"r, IuuldHd, IT,"
S"cuud, Albuquerque, the third, aud
Roswell H." fourth, Purses ut Rocky
Ford and Irn,dnd, $500 each, Albu
qu"rqu" ~ - and EprSrlI ~, stated
The HdynntHs- 10 hur-cm"u hy thus ar
rana-meut viii b" Ia" aggregation ~
purses To- probably sl2inl, and nlsu the
offered better Httrnctiun- than other.
Vice. So that our next tar viii get letter
Ipeed program than ever offered before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05
Respectfully,
-

Ia ~ tJlpN fh
Several 81 us are thinking about how
We are to pay the employed, aud have oil
We can do IN that direction without TAX
ing into cunsl Iteration the unsmploy cd a..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-08-05

that luN,'o Waehburp Vas hl-ed,r ).
pru'ur.l, tf.m u Wuuud N the isft lex
lp-t u-.ts ~" ku"" T. app-ars that
torvurN llutlmnu Ntr An.kius ~ front
~ rt,Hi" NA-hhutu and had hls shot
gun over IIs ,nu.Ii"'. 90, lnu m"ta na
~ ~ tn.' COCK ~ III su .umrot
.in,u 'f.u o.. 10. a '.uU. 900 ..aI..i
~ uu" snlu tie ygf sr' ~ o.. suu hri
bo't ,Nhfs.- entered Wnsnburn- lex
Holman Va. NrI tsh rtaJ.d 10, toe
puf.uunti. ,'.u. pu,ar" kruy l..uI
NJ a." s u'i t. h"st b." r...l nni
ru.r o. n'"f al umhulauu. Nn-l
burn I"f Nnr umputs,"d n..N ~"
eru,. nui b, hni lr.' 49, much TO-. 'ht'
,'h SOON '..uSrd nmru'r... IT,
Na- u .'","r man, Hs'i nnrH' g., and
'r Tod fr.m thrps ..l. '.IdN
about 'hr pr,t rrgtrls 'u" sic ....t
rrIrr Ou Co.. a'r...l '..t,, 49, ru
r,n."rt l,.trri,l. D,r 49, t."r, n, Dur
uur evening" l.r t.,f. nNr, pine"
at lU.n. 20. lYm.r,.N. N,N M,N.nr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
CHAPTER XIV.

Death, as l have always believed, is
no evil TO those who die, but distress
remains behind them. 1t seems as II one
calamity mad a tendency to breed 9TH
ers, and when the sufferer most needs
peace and repose he Is most certain to
be confronted with fresh hostile influ-
ences. There is only one sure consola-
ton to look forward TO, and that is that
the day will come when you, too, will
die and in your turn leave all behind
you.
Mothers condition gives me anxiety.
John managed his mission clumsily and
allowed her TO discover too abruptly
that her favorite son was murdered. A
species Of Mysteries Immediately seized
upon her, accompanied by tremor OF
the whole body that has remained ever
since aud yields 10 no treatment. She
is old and for years has led an indolent
AID 10 some respects self-indulgent life,
aud her vital energy is at low eob.
She insisted upon seeing the body before
il had been properly arranged. and this
made her worse Since then her mem
DRY seems partially impaired. She ever
aud anon fOrgets what has happened
and then again remembers it, and her
anguish begins anew. II she does not
soon recover there is probability Of
her sinking iuto complete forgetful-
ness, and that, perhaps, would be easier
for her than to continue in her present
state. Sinfre is constant in attendance
on her and has taken charge of the
household routine, much to the benefit
of US all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

environment are essentially in harmony
But now and then there is an abrupt
exception to this rule, aud then every
thing seems to break away, and there i;
chaos.
The news OF Henry's death, profound
~ though II affected me and amazed me
too, did not startle me at all. Perhaps
it struck too deep for that; perhaps the
dream from which l had just awakened
had been a dream Of foreboding. be
that as it may, it steadied even while II
appalled me. But this sudden apparl-
ton of Sinfire at my elbow unnamed
me completely. Ihad not been thinking
of her directly at all; she had formed In
nv mind no more than feature OF the
general circumstances; l was not pre-
pared to consider her separate relation
to the event; she was ten miles away, as
l supposed, and hours would pass before
any hint of what had occurred would
reach her. Yet here she was mysterl-
ouslY on the spot-almost before the
corpse OF the man she had loved ana
hated had stiffened into its final rigid
ity.
| stared at her in silence, striving to
preuare myself for knew not what
other shock. Had she witnessed the
murder? Had she any purpose to tul-
fiji? A score OF wild conjectures hew
through nv head. l loved her; she was
the great and only passion OF my lie;
she had TRANSPORTED me-almost created
me: whatever might do or be hereafter
would De due TO her, but there are a
time and a mood for all things, and l
was in no mood, standing where ala,
10 think OF anything tender and sacred.
NV nerves and faculties were tuned 10
something different, and l could not d.
vest myself of the idea that she was
about TO connect herself in some way
with the omnipresent horror.
She was dressed In her scarlet riding
habit. which she had taken with her to
the lake, intending, as she said to rlde
back the next day. In the darkness OF
the night 1t would have been indlstln-
guishable from any other color, but
with the rays of the lampight falling
upon it its vivid hue cleaned out with
a striking intensity. Her derrlnger
hung In sling from her belt on the
right side. Her lips were compressed,
her ewes brilliant with concentrated
light. Her glance seemed TO question
or challenge me, but after few silent
moments she turned her face slowly to-
ward the couch, which she approached
lingerlngly. Within a few feet Of 1t
she paused and gazed down upon the
dead.
Glow came this?" she asked at
length, not altering her attitude.
"He was murdered in the wood. We
brought him here"
Murdered in the woodl Murdered?'
she repeated in a murmur. II thought
YOU were ILL.," she added, glancing up
and then before could reply, who
did it?" she inquired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
FSINFIRE.
By JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
TcoNrINUED.l

hsrent or comprehensive reply. At last
be said:
"IPs a murder-thafs what 1t isl
And somebody's got TO swing for It,"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

The woman who processes ~ be a0ie
TO accomplish such phenomenon Is
remarkably fine looking coored woman
Of very fair complexion, which she says
| has been bleached TO It's present state
| from a very dark one. Another un-
usual feature Of her APPEARANCE is that
her hair is straight aud glossy like that
| OF an Indian. This she also attributes
10 another secret which she possesses.
| The condition Of her hair, she says, is
the result of treatment which she
gives to straIghten colored peoples
| hair.
When seen al her residence, a hand
sonIely furnished brown stone house In
what is considered the fashionable col
ored quarter, the intelligent and plaus-
lble explanation Of her profession, while
| IL did not convince, certainly had the
result OF mystlfYing me.
"Do you really make colored girls
| fair?" / asked.
without the slightest negro accent
she replied:
81 have bleached my own face 10 the
color you see II. / originally was OF
very dark complexion. / can bleach
myself perfectly white II | continue,
but do not wish to do so, as colorsd peo-
pie would not have the same confidence
In me-"
"But how Is such thing posslble?"
asked, doubtfully.
at is not SO incomprehensible as you
suppose: In the FIRST place only the
outside cutlcle OF a negro Is black. III
this scarf skin, as 1 call IL, Is removed.
the surface beneath is quite fair, and
when properly healed Is as soft and ten
der as a child's skin"
but how can you remove it?" l
asked curlously.
by q preparation which use 10
loosen IT, expect patient here to-day
for her first treatment. IL you will
wait and care to see IL, shall be glad
to show you"
As she finished speaking the bell rang
and a bright looking colored girl en-
tered. After few words Of explana-
ton the girl willingly assented 10 my
reouest 70 see the operation. Leading
the way into the back pArlor, which Is
her Office, the doctor" as she called
herself. apologizsd for the remnants OF
a cold lunch spread out on table,
which 1 evidently had interrupted.
After telling the girl to remove her hat
and waist the doctor hustled Ebou. get
ting things In readiness.
First she wheeled large chair before
a window Then giving the girl sack
20 put Oh, such as are provided by bar
hers for their women customers. she
told her 70 be seated. Abasin OF not
water was next 10 order, and win
sponge the doctor carefn<y washed tne
girls face. Then she sof y ne SKIN
By gentle massage. heI being
molstsned with cocoa bn1
After this the face W. the
application. This cor ear
ing q thick grayish n the
face. This was 20 feen
minutes. After girl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27
wHEEIING REesrER SUNDAY AUGUST ~ 189TwELvE PAGES

innate personal knowledge OF her char
acter. which would be OF no value as
evidence In court Of law. II my
to profess ignorance Of anything but
the most external acquaintance with
her movements or motives, and for the
rest she Is amply able to protect her.
self II she chooses.
have just said that my knowledge
Of her character is intimate. and yet lt
is not, for do not know whether or
not she will choose to protect herself.
II is impossible to ioreiell where q
woman's notion Of independence will
begin or end. 1t is more than con-
ceiysble that Slnfre, out Of mere
wanton defiance or waywardness,
might tell in the witness box the whole
story Of her previous life, which she
has permitted even me only TO guess at.
A jury might see in that story motive
enough to warrant a conviction.
Fear Of that same waywardness
withholds me from speaking to her on
the subject. II l were to tell her
that she is in danger, she would be as
likely as not to 60 deliberately of and
thrust her head into the lions mouth.
II on the contrary, she discovers her
danger herself, the instinct OF self de-
tense and Of justice may prompt her
to repel IL. II hers were a nature
that could control, would put forth
my power without hesitation and give
her lesson TO repeat by rote, only
that II could control her l should
care nothing about her, and she might
do what she liked.
Fortunately or unfortunately neither
she nor l have any leisure 10 pass in
each others society. Her hands are
full with household cares aud nursing
mother. and l am sufficiently employed
upon other business. But in the even
ings after the work Is done | retreat 10
my library and write or play with Sa-
prsni. | have an idea that | should
like TO put on gypsy attire and wander
off on foot through the world with
SapraEi and Sinfre. Sapranps per-
iormances would earn us living, and
Sinfre and | would make each other
happy. II would be a truer and sweet
err life than all the wealth and re-
sources OF civilization could give us,
for we possess all we care for In orr
selves. A few months ago | thought
my highest happiness would consist In
governing mankind: now | know that
my only happiness is to be found In
serving this mysterious girl. But
shall l ever realize that happiness?
say, yes. But l have my doubts
for all that. ! have never asked her,
she has never promised, and all may
turn out dream.
FRO ur CONTTNVrrn1
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There was nothing miraculous In her
appearing at that moment, but il is
certain that was never more startled
In nv life. So far as 1 have noticed
genuine surprises are not nearly so
common as they are popularity supposed
TO be. For my own part at any rate
have generally found myself in an at
titude to accept whatever happens as
something to be more or less expected.
1t Is not q conscious premOnition, but q
kind Of instant and Instructive accom-
mediation OF ones self to circumstances.
Is simply means that the man and his
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NEGROES turn WHITE.
AND THEIR KINKY HAIR is ALSO STRAIGHT
ENID OUT.
An Actual Description Of the Processes BY Whicl
These Wonders Are Brought About

The possibilities Of the negro race
are certainly on the increase. A few
days ago the unusual appearance OF a
colored girl VINO had been arrested ex-
cited such attention In court that the
Judge asked her what was the matter
with her face. Her reply was that a
colored woman was bleaching her
white for IS. Even Frederick Doug
lass cannot do this for his racr
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The examinations and Investigations
are still proceeding in full yigor. John
has engaged the best detectives that
are to be had, and there is little reason
to fear that the burglars, if they we've
the murderers, can escape. It's singn>
lar circumstance. however, that as yet
no trace OF the gang, later than three
days before the fatal night, have been
discovered in this vicinity, nor do the
detectives agree with our theory that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-27

What will the morning bring forth?
Will IL fnd me as am now? Hardly
Nothing, will be IS IL Is nOW-nOt even
the Creator OF all. The veil OF the In-
ture is no so impenetraele-as has been
maintained. Again and again has II De-
come transparent 70 certuin eyes AZ GER
tain seasons. Sickness and health, Co.
lamity and Joy, life and death, have
been foreseen aud fOretold, but one
thing has never been foretold, and that
Is the effect Of new experience upon
human soul.
Have / been asleepP fancy so, and
/ have had a strange dream. But IL was
only a dream. Everything around me
is unchanged-my paper, my books my
chair, my stool with my feet upon u;
But II is near morning. Was IL dream
Has anything happened outside while
slept?
some one Is knocking s-the door,