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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19
DOYER BAPTIST xsxOCy<y,ny
1hs iith Annual Meeting Now 4. ss,,,on
~ Brutah Church

MN" WILLIAM. July l7.-Special.-The
one hundred and eleventh annual meeting
~ S .ne Dover Baptist Association is now in
session al Heulah church. of this conoiv -"
among The delegates present are a.
ino To- from your city (Richmond1; Rev
CaiJ. nelson president of ;he Woman g
DDoneBe' KEY. DR. DIN. Rev. II. A. Raebv
~ ~. - -. xxx. Rev. DIR. A. r. DicIey,'
svn. frot. John Pollard, Rev DR.. Ian
FLU u,n, he n pr Cooper. Hon. J. Taylor
I,asoh' =. IA. Elicit. William EIIyson
lanes IA c Leigh Jones. Robert = Cr,m mn
Jr Teoiee Is Steel, Hon. Josiah RyIanSS
F'p =. =, Todd. ]. b. walthaii, and 'iosn
In. Inc session promises 10 be ono y, -.
c csuni interest. the ffty-seven churcSes
eompfising the body being well ren,e
scented and the reports being s.r svoie.
encouraging. wang generally
p Inc annual sermon was preached nv
rev. n. a. Bagby, OF Calvary pan.,y
church, Of Richmond. his thsn napu ,s,
Consecrated Intellect" and the d,sconrss
S&s = mastery effort. giving xreas ' ala
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There IS much doubt rs to the origi-
nal nome OF the peanut. Suue ct>(m tuat
IL is Indigenous 10 Africa. others that Do
was native of South America ard was
carried by the early explorers Of thai
country - Spain and thence 40 Africa.
me earnest authentic tradition tells or
sis appearance IN Eastern Nprtn Carolina
probably brought there lY some OF The
save ships landing c4rro0s along the
coast. The native African recognized
and used them. says the Blue and Gray.
Peanuts grow upon n trailing vine with
leaves much resembling small four
ieaYci clover. The small yellow hoWer
II bears is shaped Ike the blossom OF
the rea family. indeed. tho agriculture!
bureau In Washington does not recog-
Ntle tae peanut "s n mt at oN hNt
cldSso it among beans. ! nc soil IN which
IL is cultivated must he light and sandy;
after the Hover falls away the flower
stalk elon@ates and becomes rI-id. curry
Ing ln su.h way as % push the forming
lo1 wen below thc surface Of tte earth,
Tor IL - any accident this is not done
the nut meyer nature
They are planted in rows about three
feet apart. and the vines spread until
,He Ef>""@ s. coYefri "y tr~,n. HarN est
Ing IS zone after the FIRST frost and the
the acre. making this more profitable
crop than wheat or cotton The vines
with the nuts ciingius % them are torn
Op Win prDngcl noes and are allowed 10
Dry in ne sun for day Or two. and then
stacked to cure. IN about a fortnight the
nuts arc picked of. the cspty ones
which are technically called pods" bee
ing rejected Tits is done by aan6 ASH
is slow work. as an expert lahorer can
pick only three bushels d day. They
come into market in rough. dirty state
unas'orte4 and with vino tendrils cling
ing 20 The pods
Eastcg" Virginia ard North Carolina
produce all the peanuts consumed i'm me
United states and Canada.-N,w York
Telegram.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT.
,xrrHx,T IN THE COMING con-
DIVISIONAL CONTEST.
cba,ces of Mcssrs. Tyler. Day and Bryant
for Democratic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Truck Farms ia Norfolk Couaty.

NORFOLK. VA. July 1S.-Special.-Th'
Second Confessional District Committee
meets at the Hotel Sherwood. at OIe
| Point. on Wednesday evening 10 talk ovel
the coming congressional convention. Il
| il thought that tn" convention VIII ht
| held in portsmouth or At Virginia beach
\ lodge Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
| mans will be Instituted here next sun
! Gay. Delegate Kcldy. Of Richmond, viii
dsiiver the address.
. Recently tle school Board OF Norfolk
! purchased the Hcmmlngwdy property, il
BraInbcton, Tor 5000, to be used Tor q
! public hisn school, the first in the history
OF Norfolk.
COL. c. Fenton Day. OF Isle OF Wight
/ candidate for Congress, was - the cAkS
! yesterday Colonel Days friends say be
VIII develop strength from now on 10 the
! convention. lie expects To get majority
| OF the Norfolk Delegates. Dr Bryant -
| backed by some Of the most astute poll
| ticianS OF Norfolk. air. Tyicr's suppoi Ter
/ here are confident mat he VIII win Oh
! the first or second ballot. Norfolk has
no candidate.
BUYING TErcK FAhM-.
Several wealthy Michiganders have been
spending the summer at Virginia Beacn.
i.cy were very much pleased with TINS
section. and several OF them purchased
small truck farms.
fl is SAID that number Of Michigan
families VIII move 10 i,OitUlk in the fali.
1'he Mayor OF Portsmouth has teen re-
queSted TO stop the running OF street cars
on sunday. lie says If the law is Nio-
lated he viii stop the cars, ana VIII 20
further and Viii stop the ferry boats,
newspapers. and mix wagons. Ports
mouth reform goes bow shot further
than the Norfolk article, and Will be
likely to close up drugstores.
WORN or LIoHINNG.
Lightning destroyed the barn Of Mr.
Charles Grimes in Norfolk county, sun
day night. The building contained Il
large amount OF fced-stun. The adjoining
buildings caught hre, but were eXtln-
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association. through Messrs. ". If. Ear
nard ~ Co.. are making nght against
the iaw concerning sealer OF weights and
measures.
A test case has been submitted to Judge
Brooke, OF the Corporation Court.
RIGID POLICE KULE-.
In the REORGANIZATION OF the Norfolk
pOlice force 10 man Will be accepted who
does not measure five feet nine lncnes IN
height. Chief lredell has issued an order
against swearing. and any man VINO
curses "A prisoner NH pe dlSchof-eu from
the force. lie has also prohibited any
profane language or lOahnS around the
statlOn-h0Usc.
The resignation Of Captain Merdoca
which was rendered last pgnt, leaves the
department with one captain.
ne axe has fallen with force in the
Fire Dei4rtmeHt. an engineer and driver
two OF the oldest and best men IN the
employ OF The city. beng discharged. Inc
drtNer was removed Tor CONNECTING WtNA
the wrong plug. The engineer, WHO had
NOT touched "A drop Of Iquor FOR seven
Years l,Ot on a spree with some northern
friends. lie said he would never toLch
drop again. but IL did not save him.
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Tie Southern RAILWAY Men

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The delegates
10 the Southern Railroad and Steamship
Association. at Manhattan Beach, were
occupied in committee and routine busi-
ness to-day: The secretary, Mr. W. l.,
McGill. said the convention would not
take action In reference TO a scale OF
given 10 a revision OF the contracts by
which the association was governed in
the business between its members Moth
ing OF public interest would be done be-
fore the end Of the week. If at al. The
convention is being held at the Oriental
Hotel and will adjourn on Saturday"
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A PRISONER ESCAPES.
The Fugitive was on HE Way TO the FEM
itsntIary- aog Island Farm 10 FUR
chased by Dr. Geo. ID. Potts.

PETERSBURG. VA. July lS.-Specla''
= This afternoon while Sheriff w. b. YOUNG
and Deputy Sheriff Boisseau. OF Dinwid-
6iA county. we're in the act OF boardihs
the Norfolk and Western passenger traih
at Church Road for this city,. en- route
20 Richmond with WIN Smith and Waiter
Edwards. two negroes. the former oioho
from the officers and ran into the "oouS'
Deputy Sheriff Boisseau fred -FOUR sho'S
nj the fellow as he ran on. ana 'hinNS
the first shot struck him. kilograms nave
been sent in various directions requesting
that a lookout be kept for the escaped
prisoner.
These two men were convicted In the
County Court Of Dinwiddie last MONDAY
OF shooting. az W. W; berDee, INA n@si, nan
aiso al cant. g.. W Richardson, con-
ductor on The same road. and we're given
four years each In the penitentiary.
HOO ISLAND SOLD.
Dr George Potts. OF Chesterfield. who
f. the owner OF the Appomattox canncry.
in that county, Just across ne river IRON ron,
Island farm. on James river now Known
as "HomewoOd." The purchase includes
all OF the crops and stock. There are
8 so9 acres IN the tract. DR. Potts viii
gives employment TO fifty-eight laborers'
10 the island. He received to-day rom
Baltimore 10000 cans to be used by him
for canning vegetables. His canheIy
will be gin operations tomorrow.
Tomorrow night. by invitation, MI
George 5. Bernard. a prominent lawyer
OF this place. VIII deliver an ADDRESS
before a. T. Hill Camp Of Sons OF Ncte-
rams. His subject will be From the |
Wilderness 10 Petersburg" The address |
will embrace some very interesting war |
experiences. Mr. Bernard was a men, |
Der of Mahone's brigade.
Some time during the July term OF the |
Court, which opens tomorrow. |
Judge b. NJ Bernard expects 10 deliver !
bis opinion in the suit OF the Oakland |
Improvement Company against Messrs. |
Quicke and Wood. of this city. which |
was argued before him some weeks ago.
The Petersburg baseball team left this |
morning for Roanoke. 10 play three |
games with the club of that city.
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DAYTON VA; Juiy y,. 1S-s 5t5bSc1 an
1897 of the farming district and
Frozen rott, W what threatened to be So
,tlmo lronght. There Is no fruit except
grapes; they are abundant, and the melon
Tbo Gayton Mining COMPANY see-ns
steadily progressing. The brick plant
TOO is working a fUil force or bands.
NIcsers Thonassor and Saterwhi'e
b,ve contracted for forty new houses
FOR employees, to be finished in the next
month.
THO wheat crop of this section is re-
pcrtcd TO be poor. oats tol"rahly good
Very little tobacco planted. Prospects Tor
corn good.
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AUBURN MILLS. VA. July ESPECIAL.
The District Conference Will meet at 81.
feters 81. r.. church the sth OF August,
and all the community, regardless Of de
nomination. will open their hOspitable
doors TO entertain the delegates.
The death Of Miss lola Bowe on Satur-
day last was a great shock 10 her numer-
Gus friends. as her sickness malignant
typhoid fever had been Of short duration
The new church at Berea will be dedi-
Gated August 9th
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sTAUNTON, VA. July E.-sPecal.-
The Board Of Directors OF the Western
State hospital today elected Miss Charl-
sey Hopkins of the Warm Springs, an
assistant physician at that Institution.
Miss Hopkins takes the place Lately made
Miss HOPKINS is 4 daughter of Or. Hop
kins. of the Warm Springs. and f. a
graduate Of the Baltimore Medical Col
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,ac,,on 70 n large and intelligent audi
Rev NJ. l.. Wood. OF Newport News. was
elected moderator and Hon. Josiah Ky-
land. .Jr.. reelected clerk OF tho body.
our county Is suffering from a drought
.ha. ts seriously affecting all growing
crops and causing inconvenience ny the
stoppage OF mills.
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The Now Hawaiian Kepubllc.

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, July
1S.-With the Honolulu mail which ar
rived to-day came the first news of the
proclamation Of the republic on July 4th,
with Sanford II. Dole as President. Many
inhabitants have already taken the oath
Of allegiance 70 The new GlNernment
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19

CHICAGO. July 18-Terry pitched In
grand form for Chicago to-day, Huihimis
ooVn 10 six scattered hits. Wadsworth
did very well for BARNES men, and lost
mainly through error boy Peter follow
ed Iy savage hitting when the side should
boundire over Brown head, WIS the
longest eyer made on the grounds. I'm
u.ro Hartley dld not oiiciat". Charlie
Cushmau. Of Milwaukee, being IN ms
sore. T.. IT, T..
Louisville .......O00 O3O1O0-i q :
Chicago .........0 ~ % % ] 0-N y 3
Batteries. Wads worth and Grim, Terry
and .S0hrigcr.
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Ere nt Pn,rhnt.n Cnnrl house.

POWHATAN COURTHOUSE VA. July
B.-Speciai. &. A. Sny der. one Of our
best citizens. had the misfortune 10 lose
by fire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19

new twirer from the Southern League,
pitched his initial game I'm the Major
League. and held the orioles down 10
ten hits The home team was fortunate
IN punching their hits in the hfSt ana
eighth innings. Attendance, 100
score. X. H. -.
Drooklvp .OOOO1O o.
baltimore .......3 q q q q 30 , 0--6 10
batteries. Underwood ana Kinsiow
Hawke and Robinson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-19
EFFECY or THAT KIOT
It SweIled the Gate Receipts at Philadei-
nhin-Ail nf tin IrnArr. NXnn

ptrrr ,prrr prrrA r,ty * rb. riot
Gus ending Va ye.tel lays same brought
OUT - GRO" III I-''" ,t.. d. lS- u on ID
ST. l". ''.'' u'i "-li 100 1'.l,
- TN 0A 80 l'o
lhi'-5 "o.. W. o"N ""' .''5 '.-
l1s-tH OH oIue'l3- y. a. pi'. .l-.i,
however me 'i'll rs were 500 yea %
ihelr cparh AilrI tAr Sti-e ID. oIua
OF blue coats.
FIRST nasriuan .c"ei, W"o was rs aunt
ed yesterday. 'o'N part It 1.e me-
The contest ".a 'i' '' l'e ri..st
eye. I."Sri On gre 'n
while Boston won. 81 "a3 not lr ..cl
ua-1 tbe los. ha.f ~ ,.r u.a,a inu'u-.
Campbell. The substitute umpire. .u
oMciltei. art gave genera. satisfaction.
Weather clear ana peasant
a."-g' oo1ooooo '1
l0na6el. ma. us 90 20o3o-5
rat-aries. Nichols aad Ryan: Wey-
hing and Buckley.
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II you can't, and want to have work
done In tirst-class manner. send your
orders 10 The Times office.
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GEORGE MILLS TRIAL
MAN CUAHGED WITH THE uy,,
or MISS WIIBERLT, ms NrIct
Preliminary Examination Fixed 70, p.
Day-W. X. Alien Nominated for JUDI.
Of the Fourth y. &. DI.trict

RALEIGH y. g.. july 1s-sIe...f
George Nils. who is charged with r.
murder and attcmpteI outrage o, ..
ncice. Miss Iona Wimbery. and rr. .
recently sent 20 Joi9sb9rl f0t r,f.....
ing. was brought back tas aft.ur0. -
trial Tie Will nave "a pr.Imiaa.. .
to-norroW morning az lp oD.... ...
now q pitfIl-looklng 0bID.. '.u0...
has told ON him terribly. a.l Hr
idiouc face gives him d. horrible ao.
dGce.
rfIo Ratio NoWINArIOS~
The Democratic judicial Cln...i.., ..
lIe Fourth ri nice mct to-day .t ..
fc.i. Mr. ". *. allen. OF G..4...r
uOuin1tDl Tor JuI.e ana d. 3D. I
sm.tAueId. WAS nominated f0r -...t
IN escaped tuntlrt Wte lr..rt ..
to-day from Castor county I. L..
dt largo for l.c years.
Tine directors of the star. r.r..... ..
held d meeting here to-day.
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LADY VIOLET'S VICTORY.
xroyryELn DNTTAThD FOR 1Hh
,unyr-rEAK-0LD HAbDfchP.
ror,y 70 Ons SHOT won $40 Qn'oks'ep
stake. at v"si'i"g'"" fH'h--'-s'nitS
,fTrotijuc 1.Nces ~ De rot.

BRIGHTON Beach Race Track. July y. ls't;
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BALTIMORE. July ls.-The Brooklyns
were unable to solve Hawkes. curves to-
day, and the second game OF the series
went to Baltimore. Underwood, Foutzs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
he council then adjourned.
Oa~ tree frtend

tditof 'Wtssh
The only frieni that the volunteer fire.
men hal al the HI-cial meeting uf the
council last night. ma far aH I, - disintsr.
ested party could discern, was Alderman
Albright. When the question Of tn. 70.
moval came up, the doctor quietly Arose
from hid sea, and l'sid II glowing compli.
men, To the efficiency II the present hire
department He statssi that he had
w.ighed the subject IL removing the lire
fighters la the new quarters ~th the
grrateSt carr, and was convinced that II
was had, no, only for the hremsn. but for
every business man In th. city. lie was
heart and soul in favor ~ economy, but
he could no, see how the city would econ.
omiSr. for instead II gripping the lire de-
pArtment he believed in upholding snd
maintaining its present standard ~ excel
lenc". ~ the reputation ~ our drr fighters
extends beyond the limits Of our owl ter
r',ory The doctor, however. was great.
~ Handicapped. hut he made = gallsn,
defense, single handed. AsAins, the abuse
h-aped upon the tiremen by other mem.
beers, although = commit,ee IL hrenen. .,
| understand, was invitsi ~ meet with
the council and debate the question.
was merely a look.r.on, but II mad,
M. weary Ia Ire an eye witness IL tn,
actions of some ~ the men hslp.d b,
| "A
some of the members IL the council ven,
,ilA,ed their spleen agAinS, the hr-meu
especially against the Scott Moore hos,
company. undoubtedly on. II the bee
organized hr- COMPANIES in the territory
A wirsKss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
sArOS cox TEMPT CAsEs.
a~st~aee- rsss~d Cpsa six or the
lp~fruaAnes.

Drfeudanss.
The hearing in the Ration contempt Of
court cases. which has been In progress
before Judge Seeds for several days, Wa
concluded ~ TO several Of the defendants
yesterday afternoon. David T. Me,lill,
charged with ordering the girls At the
Harvey railroad eating house 10 cease
work, was sentenced W twenty days Ia
the United States prison. Phil ID. Tripp,
william II Larkin and Theo, Barthurs,
were each sentenced IN diseen days and
Fred HAllowell and Bruce Davis each u
ten days imprisonment, all for the sa
sault nn Operator Smith. which wAs
construed by the court AZ contempt. Ia
consideration Of the fact that the defend.
ants had been in custody since July the
court made the sentences light.
The cases against Harry W. Carr and
Alfr~i p. Rogers, charged with con,emp,
NJ being pArties to the assault on Op-r.
tor smith, were dismissed. The con.
tempt case awains, Peter Ryan. employ,
Of the Postal Telegraph. Cable company
at Was, IN Mound. the defendant having
been held in the custody Of the United
States martial at the peniten,iAry since
July 3, was also dismisscd.
Messrs. Me,lill. Hollowcll, Trip, Lar.
kin. Barthurst and Davis were brought
over from the psniten,iary this morning
and lodged In the county Jail 10 serve
out their sentences In charge IT the sheriff
Of this county.
The cases against Rober, Bland, George
Runyan, James Glare, Frank N. Walters,
Martin O'Bonnor. Jess Stewart. Edward
W. Brown and Fred HAllowsll. charged
with obstructing the u. }. mails and
detaching Pullman ears at Ration. were
heard In q bunch this forenoon and the
court took the matters under Advisemen,
until 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning
United States Attorney Hemingway APP
pAared for tho government, Judge II. L.
Waldo and Hon. Frank Springer for the
receivers Of T. as. Y. railroad. Hon,
W. G. wriglsy aud Hon. T. b. Catron for
The defendants.
Clerk Goshorn assures = reporter ID
this paper that ., the time the United
States prisoners, sentenced by Judge
see,is yesterday afternoon, were trans
ferred To the county Jail the commitments
had No, bsen issued. He added that the
commitments would read; "Committed
to the custody Of the sheriff Of santa Re
county with the understanding that they
be confined in tho pen,tsntiAry for SAT.
keeping New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

The Railway Aee takes he GRAND
that u haa INV h--n shown that railway
strikes a,r unlawful and cannot w. pros.
rcu,cd hrrar,S II declares that II has
ur-n demonstrated IN the drvt place tha,
any iui.ttcrur" with ~ wiilhul obstruc.
tirn o. the pAssAg" II the Init'-i States
mails IL " crime IT, the -"cnnd place
any Interference with ~ Wilful ubrtrnc.
uuu 'u in,rrs ate commerce J. crime
aud any conspiracy tn pr'N|n', LIMIT,
cuuhur ur nhridg" iut"rs,At" commerce IL
alru crime The continuation IT "h-
sruciiuu ir ~ interference with the pas.
eaI,r II The mails ~ the conduct of inter
ala - commerce" ~ "pr"rii,"n 'n 'h" civic
ur Iuli'lynl au'huritlrr l. Hu resurrection,
+ III" attempt un ~" part IT any consider.
able ilmhrr 1T lrrruus to- resist to-
ur,H ny proper officers Il the iAw 81
any person ~ persons guilty NJ nbstrir.
/ ting ~ interfering With IA" rsn-ng" al
7 ihr mpi.. 90 th" conduct q interstate
rumtn,tr, u al ,uslrr'ct,ou
H. ihr-,' circumstances 1t asks. "CAI
tu,r" nr -u.h ,Mus ass lawful Sir H.
"a any railway engaged Va ln,"rrtAi"
I r"nmrrrrf negative answer -."ui
b" hr IL uirlrr. hu, ou the other han,
Wiif
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Am ali lIAImn.

George A. Pradt, II LagunA, Ia doing
considerable surveying for the govern.
m-nt the1- days. He ia at work now
down in the BarclaS neighborLopl, sur.
vrying small holding claims under the
act establishing the court Of private land
claims. AMER completing work At Bare.
las, Mr.. rradt will go down the river Ia
PrraliS. thence Ia Belen, and from there
toa poin, in Sierra county near Fort
Craig, lie IL assisted in the work by his
son, Grorgr prad,, u. l., and Walter Mil
Ter, aud will survey and report upon
same ~ the government all unsurveyo'i
small holdings in the counties Of Berna'
lille, Valencia and sierra.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

TnK CITIZEN learns that one II the
aldermen, n Democrat, made the talk this
morning that no discipline exists in the
lire department This paper will state
for the information Of that gentle.
man that only fifteen minutes WAS con-
sumei in reaching. putting out and re.
firing home at the Montezuna DIRE NJ last
Sunday night. Again, the ire At the
Democrat building was put out and
the COMPANIES returned home inside of
eighteen minu,es, aud again tn. fire AT
the keaggy livery stable was axtin.
gu shed IN twelve minutes, with such
gifted nozxl.men M johnson, Cobb aud
Ruppe at the No. =, and Farr, Moore and
Macbeth At the No. l. II di cipline did
not exist. such u record could not be
made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
They nsara aer i.s...

On Monday morning At $50 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. h n Harlow were called
upon to pass through ia. ''hrey furnace 81
Their little daughter, Fannie. had been
III since last Sunday week. and though
every thing WAS done that loving friends
could do Ia save the precious life. yet II
WAS all In vain
On Tuesday afternoon "a large mum
l@r II uymIA,h.zing friends gathered a,
the rrsidrncr ot Mr. and Mir, Harlow Ia
,.riurm the Lar, sal rites. The Rev, A
Il Osborn Of the EpiscopAl church read
the solemn burial service u that church,