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The sun., 1894-05-13
I'll. New m.t ror British I.r..,ry.

The Notwithstanding aud ugly " GlsnRErry''
cap. or Scotch cap" which for quarter OF q
century has been worn with undrsss uniform
bT all British infantry soldiers has just been
abolished, The new cap is canoe shaped.
Wbieb a. ar iSs,snsd S1ot nv Nth bna ps
and with two reRlmentAl buttons In front The
haps when let down cover the ears, and thus
the soldiers head In bad weather or when
sleeping under canvas or in the open air.
The sun., 1894-05-13

would make the reputation ot q cham mbermaid.
The econouny of space observed IL remarka-
BILE. for with four men In tent each with
cot bed, there seems to be all the room re-
duired for convenlenee or comfort.
The fret thing the Msxlcans did wac 10 have
benches built on the north eide Of their tents
and there. IN the shade. they loll and smoke
tents except to dress and to sleep.
The Indians have their tepees after their
own fashion and although they are very pie
turesuus to look at they are cherries and un-
comfortable living places The Indians seem
10 have no idea OF comfort.
The only concession they have made TO civil
lied prsiudices IL to consent to have their
tepees hoorsd. But even then there is an IRON
where, on the earth. they build camp fires
on chilly evenings, letting the smoke hndawa
out the best It can In the Indian tspees the
most characteristic thing is the pots and
The sun., 1894-05-13
A. EssIsss Esss.-


Frna ne tAiosgo Da1s fFib4He
In Mongolia, close TO the borders Of Russian
in the world psoplsd by men only, The chi,
nese women are not only forbidden to live IN
this territory. but even 10 pass the great wall
81 hGlkRn and enter Into Mongolia All the
Chinese Of this bOrdeT city are exclusively
traders, and ihsI Accumulate money I'LL their
trading with Europe through siberia hAs
created sunieisht fortune 10 enable them to
return 70 their native eltlea AID I've thSEs u
The sun., 1894-05-13

be kept AWAY from there. Not that theJ care
for their horses. for thsy seem not to care at
all. but thsy will handle their saddles and bTi-
dies lovingly for hours at a time
The Indians seem TO care VeTy little for their
ponies. aud As thsy have no saddles and al
WAYS take their brides 70 their tents with
them. the stables have no lttIaetlonB for them
Here 10 story about the Indian character
which suggests thAt their Indifference to all
things 10 more apparent thAn real. Zach tribe
by Mr.. Mccarthy. the Orator" Of the sheH
lie Vas diligently eOnning the names OF the
new chiefs when SUG man m ct him. Some
times" he said. Il forget Or miK up tbs long
breaking name Of chisL but that has
never Ist PesFSIrsd thAt have not been
By Col Cody" the reporter asked
Not at ~ BIZ the chief whose name
have sllghit or mlsprOBOunesd. He prom ptly
DsAas ths i4sERZeteE te 2s 70 TsSlllsl KICK
The sun., 1894-05-13

sit at different tables. but the tables are close
together. and one standing in the centre OF the
room can hear lively cnnysrsation In a dozen
different languages. The eighty Indians have
a separate dining room. They Just eat and
say nothing.
The riders are not required. as cAvalrymen
In the army are. to care for their own horses
Having two hard performances a day they are
relieved from all other work. and the horses
are cared for by q large stable gang.
Nearly all the horses are tough little animals
from the plains, and many OF them are un-
broken. These are used in the cowboy sports.
One OF the cowboys. johnny France WAS
mounted on an unbroken broneho after re-
COWBOYS drawled out: Make him lump the
hurdle. Johnny"
The hurdle was set and after lively amount
OF fussinR and bucking Johnny induced his
woolly little heAst 10 make a dash at II. Horse
and rider shot up in the air and turned com
pletsly over After striking the ground they
rolled over. 1t seemed to the writer. four or
fiye times. Then Johnny got up and yelled
III vi" He Was cut and bruised and bleed
ing. but he rust sang HI; yil' as he led his
lin ping horse out to the stable yard. where he
played the hose on him. The other cowboys
looked as II they snVied Johnny,
Although not required to go TO the stables.
except at mounting time. the MsIieans cannot
The sun., 1894-05-13
Elrl5 Aay wsa. Late Dsssassr.


CAZESOyIA. MAya-Ths quistude oi this viii
i4Es vas shllEsnsd by q ehaTyaTi party on
hondAy evening. the recipients Of the ovation
being MIR. and Mrs. Gurus Parsons The groom
Il ~ years Of age. aud the bride. nee Mamie
Jones, les4 thAn Is years M Parsons bad
been 4 HtdOWeE Tor ! little over I Vsar and Ia
ehllarea aRd EEaadehildESR.
The sun., 1894-05-13

shirtslesves are blowing away at practice. and
In one corner OF the arena some cowboys are
practising solo tricks, picking up objects from
the ground while at full speed and the Ike.
The great amount OF rehearsal was neces-
sary because in nearly every command there
are majority of new recruits who have had TO
be taught the numerous and In some cases
implicated movements. No more than 70
per. cent. OF the performers who were
for the New York season, and the total
number OF performers has been greatly In
creased, The changes In the individuals COM
posing the big company have been made al
WAYS with the view TO securing better material.
and from the riding and special acts which
The sun man saw ~ the rehearsal which he
Was able to compare with the Chicago show.
the obi ect In view has been attained.
Except during the rehearsal hours the BOO
people gathered from the four corners OF the
Rlobs-6y the way. thsrsis one South Sea Isl
1nder-hAVe Lsen busy making their canvas
houses comfortable and convenient The show
is run by q company and that company Is In
clined 20 he liberal In the matter OF supplying
the performers with materials for their COM
fort The first thing the German soldiers
asked for Was lumber for lattice Arbors. and
now In front OF every GermAn's tent there is
an srbor 10 place. and vines and roses planted.
The Germans are the best housskespeIs on
the grounds. The interiors OF their big clreu-
lar tents make one wish for summer camp
ing experience. On the centre table the metal
The sun., 1894-05-13

They are very proud Of their introduetionA
and insist upon their being made properly.
MI. Haller who for years has had eharge oI
the usherinR and policing Of the Wild west
audiences. says that 2 pettormanee never
the Indians are real II know perfectly
we'll" Mr.. Hsller said, that lots Of people be-
lieye our Indians are stage Indiana"
Jack Burke. who drives the Desdwood Coach
in the show, and is proud Of the number OF
lord chaps who rode with him In London has
only five OF hie famous mule team this year.
One OF the leaders went 20 piecer." after its
Chicago experience, and new leader has been
put in its place. On that account there has
been more than the usual amount Of rehearsal
Of the stage coach attack hnd defence act
II no doubt that they gloriously like that rat
Ting. yelling. whooping. shooting dash.
While this act was being rehearsed the day
THE SuN man visited the camn the Behoulns
and Cossacks saw II for the first time. The
made no COMMENT The Bedouins appeared
to be on the verge OF insanity from their excite.
ment over the act Ethnology can be studied
to advantage there.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Th. NO-'-.,uo. wm SEX ,Gs M--.

There ls a remark biz large nqmbsr Of Goa
Er0ssmsn who will his year make no effort To
LsssREs EsssRiaasi9a go ESslsestea
The sun., 1894-05-13

hslnst and euirass Of each inmate Of the tent
Tsst In cleaning readiness for the perform
forms are hanging near bJ. At smaller table
there are a few books. pack Ot cards. and
sOms writing materials. all 10 AlmiTabls order,
The tIunks Of the tent holders are spread
over with some cheap but AttrAetiys mAtfTial
Ahd utilized - settles. The board noor ot ths
tsal = scrubbed GRd aastsf. aAd tAs ssss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
The Renewal s,uest,s..

The committee appointed by the chief
81 the fire department To meet and con-
fer with Alderman Brockmsisr, Of the
council Ore committee, met At the Fergus
son Hook and Ladder company quarters
last evening, bnt the alderman could not
attend. The committee then discussed
the removal question and finally agreed
To present to the council next Monday
night number Of reasons why the CON.
pAnies should remain In their present
quarters, Albuquerque nov enjoys the
distinction OF having one 81 the best aud
most efficient volunteer hre department,
In the United States, 30 acknowledged by
the fire und erwriters, and u would he an
unwise, impolitic move ON the part ofthe
council TO do anything that would have
a tendency to cripple the efficiency o. Our
present lire fighters. Every company ID
centrally located. and can get 70 hrc'
with remarkable rap'dity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
rmk DssrAlS a -.

THn C,riIsS has been handicsppe d
ever since IL was hrr, started by lack 81
telegrspb,c dispatches. Last November
. short rsport WAS secured from the
Uni,.d Press, but the Associated Press
vas arrugantly clAim-l by the
Democrat. To-day II IL with
considerable gratihcation that We
can announces that TaK CIrILKS hAa BE-
cured the full Associated Prrss dispatches,
and the service lie the hes, telegrAphic re-.
,"r, puOl,shod of any payer IN tue south
west
Tn. Office has been completely rrhttsd
during the las, two months. AMI an out.
lay Of several thousand dollars has been
made. The news aud job rupms are neat
we'll suppl,sd with new type, aud every
thing " neat ne vsrnish and paint eau
make IL. A gas eagins hAs been put IN
which turns out the papers =, the rate oi
lively. hundred All hour. The business
uthce, mailing room, in fact every depart,
msnt Of the paper rs supplied will
every facility for the rapid and
accurate transaction Of business
aud tho price Of the paIe
will b. kept =, 81 yer year AID 10 cent
week when delivered by carrier. Al
tn. other dAilies In New Mexico are go
year by mail AID 10 cents week 6y car
rier. Thus !, can be clearly seen by All.
one that TAE ClrlLEs is printing the hes
paper IN the territory al only a little owe
ON. half the prices charged by i's CON
potitors. when II Is taken into CONSIDER
alton that Il onsts moip 10 prin, dali
paper III New Mexico than In the easter
stAt,s the low price of TnE CITIES an
i,s exc-llence should commend II Ia all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
I'm frsm saiIisbero.

W. Hopewsll, the Hil!sboro member
Of the Territorial Cattle Sanitary board
aud one Of the successful cattle raissrs
and mine operators Of Sierra county.
came up to the city las, night. and left
this morning for Denver. Mr., Hopewell
was seen for = moment at the depot. and
after stating that his section Of southern
New Mexico had been pleased by several
good rains the past few days, ordered
IGK CIriIEs mailed 10 hk address al
Hillsboro. He stated that he wanted "a
Rad the news Of New MsEico and Arizo-
m, in fact from all quarters II tbs coan'
try. and came 10 the conclusion that his
desire would only he satisfied by bis sub
scrioing for Tue CITIZEN. Mr.. Hopewell
expects To return from beaver inside Of .
week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
wDann Ca.OsED.

a. oms,si oreer srsm ee.evsi ESP.
eriste.asst sasset.
Tun CITIZEN resolved this morning the
following self.esplanstory lettrri
Aisuounnors, July II. 1894.
R,chsri English. Red, General Master
Mechanic, Atlantic a Pacific X. r. Co.
Albuquerque, N. N.
Dear sir; The unfortunate financial
condition that the receivers ~ this com
pany\ ind themselves In ~ direct re-
sul, % the recent strike IL the American
Railway Union, mAkss II necessary that
We cloe. the works II the company o.,
this point indefinitely.
while we have heretofore during the
summer months, the interval II the light
est earnings and smsllos, business IL the
company, maintained our full working
force, not only 10 assist our employees,
bat 70 lend permsnency to- plant that
has been material factor In tho growth
~ this city, we find ourselves At this
juncturr owing to the great falling on In
ftNtuut uuo " tbt tutbtNro cNftutstoun
above referrei 10, obliged 10 exercise the
mos, rigid economy In all departments.
This course has Unly been determine
upon AFTER careful inquiry and invos,igs-
ton Of the business present aud proepec.
tive. The great lose sustained, necessi-
Eating the closing down Of 90 many
freigh, producing industries throug hou,
the country and the general uncertainty
surrounding IN. future, the rrsultsn, 81.
fec,a II he strike, forces the position we
are u, this time Obliged to take.
II Is my earnest hope tina, the circum.
stances nec-ssitSting this course will bs
of short duration, and that business vii
M far improve az 20 warrant the rvsump.
ton of work in our shops here In tbs
near future. Yours Truly,
T. X. GABsL,
General Superintendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
A Hair. arcadia E.c.p..

~ served all through the late civil
war" remarked Jonas Felt Of Nh.
shua. N. H.. "and saw = good many
narrow escapes from death. About
the closest shave Ia being killed ever
faw was this: One day sick soldier
was lying In n tent with his kpspsack
for = pillow lie was supposed To he
out Of harms way, but . solid shot
came dying through the air, struck
the knspsAck and carried II clean
away. The only Inconvenience 10 the
invalid was the loss of'his pillow and
the suiden letting down Of his head.
A. the knspsaek was scarcely thicker
than the missile, II might DO called
literally . hair breadth escape"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
ANOTHER TARpoN TALu.
How . Gress Hnsa Csush, Hss F,rs'
BiG ttsh

BiG ftsh
princes. dukes and lords" says
ono man who IL ION record for a
l1O-pouuder. six feet five Inches
long, TO q Chicago Times writer.
cross the ocean anJ fish Tor days and
weeks Ia the boiling sun In the hope
OF catching tarpon and yet when
landed my fret big fsh felt rs II !
had done tho work OF three day
lAborerA
Il have come TO tho conclusion
that rs u school for excuse making
tarpon. fishing presents an extraor'
binary department for training. 80
many things happen and so many big
hsh get away that . gentleman who
follows this business soon gets very
prolific In giving reasons why no
did not catch Hsh.
before O'Clock wo wete oil cot
in tho river with our guides. In
small boats, ready fo- the spcrt OF
the day. ! had hardly been we'll
settled in my boat before | saw the
waters part ~ IL n waterspout were
let loose. ana coming out, splashing.
j saw fish. shining rs FURNISHED
silver, spring into tho air SIX or
eight feet shaking his head and
showing his rcd gills In tho most
vicious aud angry way. My guide
yelled out with u voice which could
bc heard q mile 'Tarpon' tarpon"
but when | saw this fish AZ the other
end OF the line jumping out Of tho
water and splashing around l con-
cluded that there was trouble ahead
for me and that the fish WAS bigger
man than | vas. and that had I'M
dertskcn . tremcndons lob To get
him into the boat
AS the commander In chief OF the
party had told my guide that ! knew
nothing and was green enough for
the Fort Myers cows to eat when II
came TO hshins | thought IL was best
TO let the guide handle the ash
awhile until. In tho language OF the
streets, ! might catch on.
ii soon discovered that notwith.
standing Col Young's orations aid
speeches on the subject OF tarpon
fishing, IL Was not such big job
after all In about eighteen min
utes after Q hard fight, | landed my
arst tarpon aud had him In the boat
M heart was touched with q sense
OF pity a. l recalled what q brave
aud gallant hght the fish had made
for llfo. and how useless the sacrifice
OF so beautiful = thing TO crafty my
ambition 20 be known IS q great
fisherman lie looked up at me out
of his meek. gentle. tender eyes with
IA reproachful glance that not only
brought sorrow, but shame for hsv'
ing so needlessly sacrificed 90 beau
tiiul q living thing but like = tiger,
having tasted blood, ! wanted some
more. and | caught another hsh
weighing l66 pounds, and then two
more. and now | am registered IS .
taker Of tArpon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
scse~srse Nsss~v~.

THIS remedy 10 bsoom,bg 90 vel
known ana ~ popular W a. ne'd no
spcc,al mention. All who have ussd
Electric B,tt.re sing tue sam. cong Il
praise. "A purer m~'i,c,oe does not eSiss
aud u " guatsn'erd a. d. AL that q
claimed. Eirottio B,tt.fs w,ii cure IA
dis.as... ~ the Liver aud Kidney. wiiI
remove plmpl-e. boiis, Salt tthsum AID
other ahectiobs csvsed by impus
blood Will drive Malaria from The
syst.m aud prevent NJ we'll ~ cure all
Malar,Hi fev-rs Fur curs ~ Headschs
Constipation AID Indigestion Try Ei-s
trio BIT era Entire satisfaction guar.
ant-ed. or money refunded Price 70
oeut- and 81. per bottle ~ T. n. Bur.
CESS n sons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
General superintendent.

Alderman A, Simpler has received =
letter from an elder brother who resides
near Allegheny, Pa In which the latter
states that during u recent food In the
Allegheny river all his improvements and
belongings TN his farm, embracing crope,
cattle, horses, hogs, fences, barns. etc,
were swept away by the water. wing
only his residence standing. The unfor-
,unate gentleman has resided upon this
farm during the past thirty years and had
accumulated considerable live stock and
made many substantial improvements.
His loss is estimated At about $1,000.
A Missouri capitalist In buying up Al
buqurriue property Al . lively rate,
through local representative, who can
sheriff iriHarri and his chief deputy, Je-
sus Garcia. almost daily. II 10 learned.
to the regret Of this paper, that the Mis-
sourian the other day purchased big
alice " the Democrat office, and secured
n certificate from the sheriff
Col. Philip Mothersill, tn. manager Of
the Detroit Cattle aud Irrigation COM
pany. headquarters on the tornado de
Muerto and shipping station At Engie,
came up fr,-n the south last night and 10
around among his Albuquerque friends
to-day. He made a pleasant call at TEE
CirizKs office this AFTERNOON. and order
esl the paper sent 10 his address at I'm
gle.
c. *. King. who recently had run a.
express messenger on the Santa 70 road
between tins city and La JuntA, 10 now
employed at the depot house Of the ex-
press company.
Postmaster whitoomb informs TIE
CIrIzKs that the trouble over the delivery
Of mail on the Jemes aud Chilli routss
have been arranged and paper mails will
hereafter be delivered promptly.
The III Paso Tribune says; John HAr.
ria, negro, WA yesterday convicted Of
vAxrancy and given ten days in the Jail.
The officers believe that he 10 wanted by
the Albuquerque authorities.
The infant daughter Of A. r. Campbell.
the Las Vegas blackboard man. died, OF
cholera infantun, and the child Of Mira.
Cifre is very sick with this same deadly
complaint.
On next Monday sveniI.g. July 2s, .
majority Of the business houses Of the
city will Gloss At 7 o'clock p. IN. The
move is good one, and heartily en-
dorsed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

a ths father 70 ssvisw ChAmbsvisin's
Coils. Cholera aud Disrrhoes Rsn.dy.
Befme Que bottle a. The 10 cent sise hal
BEEN uscd. . marked improvemsnt wa
eeen aud lie consinuei uss cursi The
child. iis weakness and puny coudi,ios
disappeared and Ia father and mys.f
believe the cbild's lif. vas saved by thu
remedy J. r. Msriow, N. D., Tsmsrs,
III. For sale by T. II. burgess q soa.
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Mrs.. Phocbe Thomas. Of Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she had Con.
sumption. and that there was no hope i,s
her, but two hotties of DR.. king's New
Discovery completely cured her and she
aays u ssvei her life Mr.. Thoe We.
gera. l3a Florida street Ian FrAacisc.,
suffered fiom dreadful cold, approach.
ing Consumption. tried without result
everything else then bought one hottie Il
DR. Kings New discovery and in two
weeks was cursl. He 10 naturally thank.
full. II In such results, Of which these an
sampled, that prove the wonderful n.
acscy Of this msdicine in Coughs and
Colds. Free trial bottles n DR.. Thos II.
Burgess a Sons drug store. RsgulA,
size Boo. and tiOo.
Chas l.. Flynn, the winsiow general
merchant, who was sen, 10 the Prescot,
jail for contempt of court" In nov Il
liberty. He served four days IN Jail, aud
then took wise course. by paying he
fne.
when, by reason 81 a cold OF fruu
other cause, the stomach, liver, and hid.
ncys become disor,iered, no time should
be Lost In stimulating them TO action.
Ayers Pills act quickly, safely and cure
ly. Sold by druggists and dealers /,
medicines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

-spd In proses, " ,hs sov.rmens ssh
ing the resson Why. A Mexsosn tskes
the mail from herr W the Indian village
81 Jem~.. and snoher Mexican carries u
from there 10 the Syringe. Thsrc 10 no
earthly reason Why the people 81 the
spriugs should M, receive their letters
aud papers regularly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Dispatches we're received from Denver
yesterday afternoon stating that what was
supIas.d to he gold brick" forwarded
by the First National bank II this city Va
the Denver branch min, aud valued st
Az 900, had turned GU, 10 lie copper. ~
ars, h looked - though there were . big
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21
nuskiea's AraIsa saivs.

The best sAlve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. sai, rheum. fever
sores, tsttsr, chApped hands, chubiains,
corns. and all akin srupsious, and posi-
lively curss piles. or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 70 give perfect satisiaction
OF money refunded. Prizes % cents per
boz. Por sale by Dr.. Thos. u. Burgess d
Son, druRrtasa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Harry Cooper returned from the Jsmss
hot springs with Trimble a Co.'S stage
late yesterday afternoon. lie states that
tbs psoplr II the springs are kicking
about receiving thsir mails. and II they
dont arrive more regularly between Al
bs9usrlue aud the springs. they viii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-21

Last June, Dick CFawio~d brought his
twelve months old child, suffering from
infantile diArrhoea. 70 me. II had been
wcAned 81 four moaths old and being
sickly everything ran through II LIKE
water through sieve. gave Il the us
ual treatment In such cases but without
bensnt. The child KEEP, growing thinner
until II weighed but little more than when
born. perhaps ton pounds. then start