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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

Joseph Bellah, well-known in this
city in certain questionable bank trans
actions, and who recently victimized his
acquaintance in Cleveland, o., has now
turned up in Detroit, Mich, where, 1t is
reported, he has repeated the confidence
game. He got friend to cash check
on Chester bank, which was returned
tpaYment refused.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

NEW York, Aug. 2s.-The much
heralded shipment of gold coin sent
from San Francisco to this city arrived
at the suh-treasury this morning. In
stead of $4,000, 900 as reported the con-
Segment consisted of only $4,000,000.
The United States Express Company
transferred the boxes from the cars to
at1h.treasllrV
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

rhe Chicago chief of Police Appeals 70
the Courts AS to Stopping Parades.

the Courts as TO stopping Parades-
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-The mayor yes
terday named Ia men who are to act
with him on committee appointed TO
devise means of furnishing employment
to idle men. Among those appointed
NJ. H. Madden, president of the Illinois
Federation of Labor; E. ]. Lindholm,
master workman knights OF Labor; j. J.
Linchan, president Of the Trades and
Labor Assembly, and Thomas Grey OF
the Central Labor Assembly.
Chief of Police Brennan has appealed
to the law department for an opinion as
to his authority to stop the meetings or
the parades of the unemployed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31
TOOK apose Of Laudauum.

A man who gave his name as Henry
Saville, and who said he was a huckster
by occupation, was found lying on the
pavement at Second and Tatnall street,
Saturday. He said he had swal-
lowed an ounce of laudanum. He was
taken to the police station and will
probably reoovers
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 26.-The Eddy
stone Print Works, which has been,
closed for several weeks past, will start
up on Monday. This will be go3d news
to the hundreds of employees and also a
great benefit to the merchants of tho
city. 1t is to be hoped that the markets
will brighten up and every idle man In
the city given employment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31
GuILrY or MURDER.
George Delaney Murdered His Brother
Ono day Bride.

LoursyILLG, KY, Aug. as.--At Nor
gansheld Saturday, George Delaney was
found guilty of the murder of Abbie
Delaney and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life,
Abbie Delaney was the one.day wife
of Henry Delaney, Georges brother,
Henry being forced 10 marry her after
he had seduced her. The night of the
marriage carriage containing Henry
Delaney, his wife and father.in.law and
mother in,law was fired into. Abbie
Delaney was killed and her father, Tay-
lor Alineer, was seriously wounded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31
eco uNr, KooKoJAY ALfgE.
He Did Not Commit Suicide, but Is Living
Quietly with His Wilmington Bride.

Quietly WITH HIS WlImihgtOh bfIua',
The following appeared in Mondays
Philadelphia Record: "fhe surmises of
the friends OF Count w. D. Kookojay
that 1t could not possibly be he who
committed suicide in San Francisco
proved correct. The count is alive and
well, as will be seen by the following
letter, dated yesterday, which came to
the Record last night.
Will you kindly correct article in Record
of this date relative to my death in San
Francisco urder the name of Wilbur Pres.
colt Parker2 am endeavoring TO live
ouietly and without notorlety with my
wifet nee Miss Nellie B. Wingate. whom l
was procured by Miss Scovel. Yours, &C.,
w. ID. KoogoJAY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

MINNEAPoLrs, MINI, Aug. 26.-Dick
Moore Of Minnesota, and George Kes-
sler of Montana, middle weight cham
pions of their respective States, met last
night before the Twin City Athletic
Club, for purse OF $1,000. At the end
of the third round the referee awarded
the fight to Moore on foul.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31
NOTES AT A WAYSIDE Inn
How Observant Bah Passes
the Long Midsummer Days.
WATCHING THE MERRY DANGERS
The Handsome Coquette and
the Summer Girl.

Bah Approves the Essential Feminine
Trait OF Love of Pretty FroolSs--The
Captain Has Not seen the Worlds Fair
--NI Have Read n Deal About IT, He
Says, aud Continues, "If II should Prove
n Failure, Believe It is Because 1t Is
Woman ridden"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. 28,-Edward
Holmes, the English journalist, reached
here Friday night, having walked from
Montreal In 1T days, or 20 days sooner
than agreed upon. He made the trip in
the interests of the Toronto 1aa and
Pal Mall Gazette.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. s6.-The
employees of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad have decided to meet the COM
pany half way and accept the proposed
reduction in wages for specified time,
but not otherwise.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

The Pope's Auditor and the Portuguese
rnnhnl in the NuilainE.

Consul in the building.
ROME, Aug. 26.--The Ncgroni Oaffar-
ELI palace was burned this morning.
Among the numerous occupants of the
building were the Pope's auditor ane
the Portuguese consul and his family.
Everybody in the palace was rescued,
but the firemen were compelled to take
the men, women and children through
the windows by means of ladders, the
stairways and corridors being SO filled
with flames when the engines arrived
that escape or rescue by those means
was impossible.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31
PHILADELPHIA AFFAIRS.

Andrew X. Riley, ~ years Ola, was
drowned, Sunday, while bathing in
the Delaware river at Poplar street.
Madame L. De Russcy was arrested
Sunday night, charged with performing
criminal operations on five women, one
of whom 10 in q critical condition.
Creditors of the ]. w. lie Maistre
Company, Eighth street dry goods
dealers, have applied to the court for
the appointment of receiver, on the
ground that the corporation is insolvent.
Theodore Burlington, who is alleged
to have conducted O speak.easy In the
basement of the market house ct Nine.
teenth and Market streets, which was
patronized by the butchers, was COM
mitted, on Saturday, for trial.
Reasons were filed on Saturday for
new trial In the case of Charles McFar-
Ian and Edward McGronan, Third ward
election supervisors, convicted Of neglect
of duty and making false return Of the
result Of the Vaux-McAleer election.
Robert Railway, so years old, in re-
venge, he says, threw bottle of vitriol
on George Stiles, aged 80 years, as Stiles
was stepping on o street car. The bottle
broke, and Stiles, his wife and son, who
were with HIM, were severely burned.
Roadway was arrested.
At meeting of lawyers on Saturday,
Senator Penrose presiding, q resolution
favoring the nomination Of Judge Fell
for supreme court justice was adopted.
Those present resolved 10 attend the Re-
publican convention in body and work
for Judge Fell's nomination.
The Gloucester steamer, Sylvan Dell,
ran down d rowboat containing four
young men opposite Christian street
wharf last Sunday. Three of the oceu'
pants were rescued but Clarence CULLEN
aged 81 years, Is missing, and is sup
posed TO have been drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

CnIoAGo, Aug, 2e.-Peter Carrollas,
a Greek, aged 10, was found dead, yes
terday with bullet wound in his head.
Three companions of the same ago are
In custody on suspicion Of murder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. DR.. J. G.
How. Haverhill, Mass, says: II have
seen great benefit from the steady use of
this preparation, in cases OF chronic wake
fplness,H - .--.-s-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31

A prompt and pleasing way of easing
asthmatic Wheeling. Use Hale's Honey
OF Horehonnd and Tar.
Pixies Tootbaehs Drops cure In one
minute. - III
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-31
UNION PACIFIC RgD ucrfoM.


SWitcemen Informed That There VIII be
wages Decrease OF Ten Per Cent.
OMAHA, NEB,, Aug. 2S.--Wages will
certainly be reduced on the Union
Pacific. General Manager Dickinson,
yesterday afternoon, at conference
with the switchmen plainly told them
that in September there would probably
be general reduction Of wages of at
least 10 per cent. The men demurred
and argued tho matter, but finally went
home. It is not thought that they will
strike.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Cantrmpt Of Court.

London, Nov l7.-Onr of the meet alb
suri exercises ~ the power of the govern
m-nt Ia -xpurgate objectionable" pas
sagrs from plays or operate productions
tina, has been inflicted on theatre g"srs
for many years has marked III. pr"iuc-
tinn of"A Gai-ty Girl" t III, Prince of
Wales Theatre One of the young ladies'
In tights who takes part in thiS op"rr,,A
has hitherto been known as "Sir Francis
MAY. Judge of the Dvnr'" Court" Now
it 80 happens that Sir Francis Jrune (pr'-
nounce,l JunrD prrsid.n over this depart
of Her Majesty judiciary. and il was
though, 10y Mr. piggm, the government
examiner of plays. tina, II was it'll" i"sH
than TREASON Ia name comic opera star
Sir Francis May when one II the Judges
Of the realm wgs named Afer the follow
ing month The gravity of ia" "ii"nSe
was add"d to by the fact that til" prefix
"sir Francis" WAS the same in both cases
and by the further fact that the blond"
young lady WAS a,,red in r"b-H b""r'rg
ann. similarity to those ur the eminent
juror. Beginning with t"-nigh,'S l~r.
fnrmAnc.. therefore. she will h' known
M sir Charles Grey instead Of SIR Francis
| May.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

TIL" total number Uf passengers car
ricl by the railways during the past year
waS j6O.ajS.9ll.
II ir asserted that the railroads will re-
sist the election or any man as mayor Of
Chicago who hvurr elevated tracks.
The Missouri, Kansas a Texas earn
ings for the dIpt week IN November show
au increase of S5O,323 over those of the
corrrSp"nding week last year.
Last sunday the Texas a Pacific go,
the hrs, shpmen, uf 900 cars Of cattle
from ives, Texas that arr bcing shipped
by Nelson. Morris Il Co., IL Chicago, to
marke..
southern freight rates are tumbling
and rate war seems imminent as the
Alton aud the Chicago Great Western
have met the recent cut IL the Illinois
Central
For som. time the coal miners in the
employ Of the santa fe n, RockvAle, Col
oradu, have been disturbing the s.mos'
phttr III tuht Nlclnlly prchuH' w WV ""'
| pay Inent II their wagct. " is rumore'l
that the mine has been shut down 10y the
company
The Union Pacific has been selected M
the route for the travelling men IN ,hei'
journey Ia Portland next June Ia attent
| the annual convention of the Travelling
Mru's Protective association. -Four spe
cial trains will be rslulred to convey 'h'
tourists.
An important step in the direction u
state ownership of IN l'"adS' wh'eh prom
isrs Ia become the ruI" IN Eurole. la
been taken by the Russian government
which In about Ia acquire three Of TIA
principal railways in that c"untr, at
cost Of $5oo,o"w~'
s,nc. ,h.world's fair traffic has stopped
the uaasrug,r trains arr running ligh
Railways are feeling dull tunes as niue
ar more than other business en,srprise'
p,.,,l. have to buy foi, fuel aud cloth
,ng, bu, they can get along very We
. without railway travel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
To Transpar, celestial.

Chicago. Nov. II Although the Chi
n.se while living arr inclined I" max"
s,r.nuous objections Ia the enforcement
II the exclusion clause II tn" 'i"ary act,
they have no objection /" being excluded
after death, In fact they cons'd"r them
selves detled in spir, II their h"iieS ARE
allowed "a rest outside ia" bounds of the
Celestial Emp.r, And hen'" II In That
Chicago Cinnamon arr raising a fund for
IA. Wholesale deportation of the b"iies "f
their coun,rynrn who have hoen trans
lA,.,l ffum their lAundries to the great
beyond The fund already amounts Ia
several thousand dollars. AMI II II ia" de-
sire of the Mnngolians Ia ship a carload
IL cuiiins before the end of the year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
OLD BRIDES!
Gov. Waite Wants Extra Session
Of Colorado Legislature.
Gen. Rusk is Rapidly Nearing
Deaths Door.
Fearful storm Raging Along the Brit.
ish Coast
QUIKr On MFNl,AN BORDER.

Denver. Nov L. great effort ~ hc.
ing made to-day To- prevent Gov Waite
from calling an extra s''rslun uf the lrgis.
la,ur', ~ hc prupos"s All the nrwspa-
pers and parties uplur" II "n Tia" ground
that IL will hurt the credit uf the state.
being unnecessary aud foolish The gov.
.rnor thinks the Legislature could improve
the condition Of ia" people ny issuing hul.
lirn certificates uu hulhun storage" The
hes Ia n chimcrical one "i some pnpullH,s
The business interests all dcnuuncr the
idea M crauklsm aud OPPOSE /, ~ Colo
RADIO IN improving and rrurp"ruuz.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

'unary, but tlr! forget that III" uAtiyrr
property Their fights Ar mrrr RIOTS,
which Rr. called hattlrr Whrn t,u mru are
killrl II II all y grand hurIAh with hrr.
works and lots ut tAlk IA rule hut
very little damage H dome, thr wars last
bat few days AMI arr uuly harmful So
twu ~ three ruluuri- aud tour ~ i've gen.
erals u the losing rauSr lu UuAtcuAlA
r'vulutIuu- Rrr rarr About uur,. ~ tive
years th,rr n slight uuthrAk. causing
uu particular dAmNg,, hut creating lri'r
r,Ar' The WHITES mix hut little ~
them, th" participants h.iuI mus,tly half.
hrr'l malcuutruts, and they ArN' general.
y caused 10y personal cnmlty among the
rhurfs The last real war waS ~ $50.
when ,irnrrR Rarra- tried tn bring about
the uuiuu uf "a" Central American r,'ruh.
lirr THIS ended ia few days 10y hlr
death
The Central American rIuhllcr will
eventually l." unite /. however. hut 1t will
probably ~, br hruught about 10y force
u arms Railroads. ranals aud con-.
mrrr" will hc the imIurtAu, factors The
races must b" amnlgamAted Thry mug,
hr gwen n chance to know one another,
and l." shown how all their in,rrrr,r lie
~ the direction # union Our great Hav.
Iug would hr that uuly one government
w"uld ho'" tu be- supported whrr,' there
Ar' uuN nv" Th" ruustitutiurs nf all ARE
mui"l,d after that IT th, 'ultrd Sta,"s,
met AMI huup uf representatives CT
'ASauhl"a "
Two very important rchrurs have re
Gently been cArrIrd uut hy th" govern
lnrnt, "n" IA" rurhug Of ia" work uu the
railroad which iH in r,uurrt the capital
N,th the Atlantic coast. now huilling un-
der the direction uf Americans, thus open.
INK up vast territory which comprises
coffee, rubber and sugar lAndr, which the
government usually sells NJ S2,w I~r
arr. The other rchrmr II the uuihcatinu
lea. Few things will h"lr the country
more, beth u, home AMI abroad, than the
law 81 the ~! # Ortul-r, promulgated 10y
General krinA liarri"S, ia" rrrrldrnt, AMI
d"cr'"ine th" emancipation II ia" Indians.
This Will stop, once aud forever. ia" cruel
pra"tir" II obtaining an "rl"r frum a
"grf.'" Ia ohlie" any Indian "r numltcr 81
Indians ,o work f"r pitt ne" away from
home and l""plo Among ia" rHtrl"tir
! Gus,rina,rcu- who arr specially Ia la
congratulated. II Commissioner lgnari"
| soils. who's" lif. hAH been devoted Ia th"
Indian cause.
Guatemala IN II country where we'll
meaning and honest Americans with
small capital anh plenty nf push. can dc
we'll, whether in thr mechanical trades.
planting or general m-rrautil" purrui,r,
JuHS RiCk CHASrLER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Mexico, Mo, Nov, IL Twenty years
ago w. Roberts. now employed ~ -
harl-r at Rich Hill. Mo, sAv'-i "nr John
Bennett, frm drowning IN ia" sAugamon
river In Illinois Bennett, ~no was
wealthy. offered Roberto par, Il hir
estate Roberts refused the offer, hut
Juk,ngly remarked that II Ibcun-t, bad nu
heir when he died lac could will him hr
pr,I~rty Recently Epbcrts rrr"ivrd
wori from Las Vegas, Nov Mrh,ro.
that Bennett Was dead and had len him
an estate valued a, over = half m,lIru
dollars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
THE WELSH!
They Feel Cheerful Over PrOSpeC.
tive Free Trade.
Ridiculous Paternalisn Of the
English Laws.
National Grange Holding Twenty.
seventh Annual session.
FUND To TRANSPORT DEAD CHIStst

London, Nov II There IN IN many
parts "f Wales wha, NIGH, almost lr
termed n national Jubilee over twu events
which affect the industrial condition Il
that district and ita trade relations with
TIA. United States. The first occasion for
felici,atiou was the drcisi"n "n the par,
of Mcrsra T. Morrwrl a Co.. who are
among the largest manufacturers "f tim.
plate IN Wales. tn transform their works
nj EliNcshr,hInrt, n J.. into an establish
In"ut & = the Iuanuiactur" uf corrugated
iron, aud tu bring back To- this country
tlI" Welsh tin workers whom they hal
sent to America Immediately after the
passage IT the Mckinley act. Over
srnir' Il thrs" tin workers returned to
Cambria, Wales, yesterday, aud were
Accorded hearty reception 10y their
cuuutrymrn. who regard the even, IA an
evidence uf the failure Of the Mckin.
ley law To render the coating
of black plates in America pro-
ttable and as an augury "f ia" AZ.
pruach uf better times in Wales. The
second stroke of good fortune which has
fallen Ia the lot Of Wales. and one which
for the past two days has been the sub.
j.ct # editorials in all the leading Welsh
papers and ia many journals throughout
the Unitsd Kingdom. is the consumma-
tion ~ contracts for III. shipment II five
hundr.d Thousand tons of anthracite coal
annually from Wales Ia th. United
States. Negotiations locking Ia this end
have long been in pr'gress between
Messrp. Il. A. Clo-ves a. Co .uf swansea,
and AN American syndicat. consisting II
large dealers IN eastern cities, which II
represented 10y Col. J. W. Sutherland
There is no import duty in th. United
States on anthracite coal, il having been
Thought unto this time that hard coal
could not b. imported alta profit. II ia
claimed, however. that Welsh coal can le
landed in the United States and sold at
east twenty five cents per ton cheaper
than Pennsylvania coal. Arrangements
Arr. already under way for the cons,rnr-
tion of n line Of whalehack steamers for
this trade and for the acIuirrmen, 81
adequate dockAge. storage aud landing
facilities near New York City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Ce,oa~i Bratty Dead

Colonel X G Bra,,y, "n" IL TriuiiHl'r
hrs, known pioneers, dl."i nj ia" h"n" "f
hiH son ,n.mw, II B Mckinney, nj noon
to-day. e liright'r d.-,"'D'. II" had been
confined Ia hz h,d frr tw" wr"kr Colo
mel lha,,y, came h. Trinidad NOR" than
twenty years ago. afterwards going I"
California n" IL we'll known through
ou, III" state, "sI-cially N mining CIRCLES
Hr war u; years II age, aud leaves n wii"
aud several gr,wn up children /" mourn
hin death Il Chr,uicl"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

was Opened yesterday. and at 4 o'cl,rk
this afternoon ia" assembly Of the Priests
~ l.m"ier, ~ the orler II Patrons Of
liuShandry. will confer the seventh tie.
gree, ar irgr"r uf Ceres, In AlhAmbra
hall. The proceedings will, Of course,
10" secret, and elAbora,e preparations
hay" lW"n made for the initiation " a
Hrg" class int" the mysteries II the rev.
rnih hnyl,.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
The MrAirnn tteNolt

has received uu news up tn two u'rluck
this afternoon from Lieutenant Brown. IN
charge Of tr,ups sent To- the MrSicau h"r-
frmn hrming and JusrrI state prs.
patches lr'm the city IL Mexico say the
DiaA government has determined Ia wp"
out the rrvulutionists AT all hazards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Special to TIE titiEen.
Gallup, Nov. i7-l.Rat night Nelson
f"rl's blacksmith shop was rubhr,l II
tools and clothing A party iS suspected.
TIL" conversion "f Samuel Brown. a
prominent citizen. at the revival meeting
lArt night, lr the town talk, and hc II be-
ng congratulated 10y everyday.
y" passenger train for Albuquerque
lS over an hour late, nnd the passengers
arr frw, and include Mrp. Frank George,
Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
We Inn. Annrhrrn

Terre Haut", Nov l1.--S"nator Nunr.
hees said this morning that lac expected
the house would send the tariff hill to the
senate before the holidays. He was un-
willing Ia express his opinion ON Hawaii,
Assuming the fac's to be- as stated 10y
Gresham. hc endorsed the action of the
dmiuirtration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
Interesting Items from all Parts
Of the Territory.

u = Carr has moved ht- huu-cholI
g,-.l- to Puuu- Altos, wbrr,. be- viii pr.-
l''ct tur gud.
pHvir 4 McAdams are going u. Nuill
nca, rrSd"uc" mar ,h" run'iy rch..I
h"ur", Roswell
There arr Nif pupils "urullrl 900 'h,
Santa fr puhic u,h.,Is, arI eleven
teachers rmploy"i
The new uniforms f ,hr uhrrrs aud
cadets al ia" Ro-w"ll military u-uti,
Al" ME" Aud Shuwy.
The most .ltrurlyr nrislt hls.urr. u
Tia" hirt"r! ui the r'ad .r now uu over the
Santa f"- Lnruy branch
II ir sAd that jun M,,mirr. hate Il Las
Vegas, lnrt sio~oo IA bog rl",ula,iuur IN
Chlcagu aud Kansas Ci'y.
El Gs-lsun ha- not rrru hrar,i from
slnc" he left k~wrll tor Albuquerque.
Gnd his friends fear hr ir lll
II h. Thurlcr has established .,u
agency ~ Eddy tor Tia" IcAAr Pacific coal
c"mlauy. "f which h" i- ,hirf uwuor
Th" iah"',c rAys For, worth viii Nr
compelled tu build It," Albuquerque rad
neat year to maintain lis average a new
railroad zach year.
som" of thr young ladies Of Lac Vegas
AR" taking bang l"--m-. They say It
will h" quite tad ,lus winter, with
which Ia pArA away th" hong "yrulur-
Miss N"lli" =. Crane. II Rrewru. an
cfhri"n, r~nugnph"r Hui typ. Writer,
arrived at Santa Fr aud Eur,rc,IrI All III,
liill AH private secretary To- the governor.
G'n. W Miles, of Gran, county, war
appointed 10y TIA" governor n member uf
th" huAri IT regents of the silver city
normal schuul Wee u T. Carr, I,,n,rrrd.
j. n. Triplr,t la. the foundation nii II
four r,Nru c"ttag" tu l." built uf hrI,k
], IL III the Hhap" uf II cr,ss aud will be-
bwl' hy Jim hImr"lf II will h,' one II
the h"rt IN Pennington
The Milburn Manufacturing company.
81 ~ LnnH, Mo. has tl,~l u certificate, in
IA. ,..rrit,r,aI .,,r,,,r,,s ,,M,, ,l,.,..,.,,
my B,nu. A I;winn or p,.u,,,,,, ~, a.
agents ia New N.,irn
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ey.
Thoa Wright. the lucky owner urth
New Era grld.cupI~r mine nj Dolores,
hAn closed n deal whereby Judge n l..
| Warren aud sheriff Cunningham h,rumr
largely Interested Ia the dryrlopmru, ur
the property
r. n Child,rs r,,,,ru.l IA silver civ
t,nm IN. Chrnke.. .trip. H.. rlwr,s the
silver cav CONTINGENT ns doing n,ly
we'll, and h. thinks II the boys don't
rtnrvr g. death this winter they will
y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

City IL Mexico, Nov. VT IL p'i"r,ei
here that a new .x,r"di,i"n ,rraty is like
ly to be negotiated with the United States.
Il will cover ntirnsrs not included ia the
present treaty MrNir" do"S n", wish t"
become au asy lum for AlncrlcAns OF Tia"
criminal - lss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Postmaster benny in building n I'm"
brick huilding "n the west Sh" ~ ia"
plaza, where hir Etnck Il m"r' handia" and
the puStnfiice will br removed Rt an early
day
Mr.. Morrlp. who purchased ia" P"r"a
corner nthr plaza, will construct lATg"
huslncss hl"ck thrr'on next spring
The I""pl" "f Oh Town mr." very AnN-
inug Ia have the rAtrusiun uf New York
avenue aud OtrrNl stree, Opened mp