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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
SUCH IS LIFE

A story Is told at the expense OF Con-
gresham Tim Campbell, who is seeking
a reelection In New York. Dandy Jim
Horbacher left q fine silk umbrella at the
Tim Campbell campaign club rooms the
other night Tim found il and called
Dandy Jim up on the telephone. "Hello,
Dandy! Is that you?" Tim asked. Dan
dy evidently answered yes, for the next
question Tim asked was: Ibid yez
lave an umbrella at the club, DandyP'
Dandy must have said yes again, for Tim
yelled: aye did, and is this it?' holding
the umbrella at the telephone as esald
it.
A teacher of a Virginia district school
recently asked one of her little coiored
pupils to go the blackboard and write
sentence thereon containing the word
delight" George Washington Jackson
went promptly to the front of the room
and wrote, ia a large scrRwling hand,
these words: "De wind blewed 80 hard
dat it put out de light"
At ST. Katherine Cree church In
Leadenhall street, London, the annual
''lion" sermon has just been preached.
1t commentaries the provldential de-
livery of Sir John Gayer, aiterWard, In
1647, Lord Mayor OF London, from a
lion 10 a desert in Arabia, and has been
preached yearly now for more than 25C
years.
The Chinese are complaining that the
Japs hit them below the belt at the bat
tie OF Ping-Yang, which is to say thai
the Jsps sprung the engagement thai
day-15th day Of their eighth month
because it was great Joss day IL
| China, and nearly all the Chinese were
full Of everything but fight.
A thirteen-yssr-old girl saved her two
companions from drowning on Tuesday
at Northwood. n. Y, by swimming GU
TO the spot where their boat had upset
and bringing them TO land.
New Orleans has frst-class orches
ira, composed entirely of women, AM
their services are In great demand 10
entertainments and parties.
A case at Chillicothe, Mo-, which hat
previously hung FIVE iuries, has recent
ly concluded with verdict Of $40 TO
the plaintiff.
The total missionary gifts OF Christ
endom for 1898 are estimated at Sl4
7l3,627.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
DIrsrtinE lutte Dialogues.

First Actor (pulling the trigger OF
revolver six times)-"Die, you misera-
Bile yillainw Second Actor-"Your pis-
tol has missed FIRE, Sir Rudolph, but
am smitten with remOrse for my many
crimes, and will die, according to your
wish" Then be rolled on the stage In
agony, while the curtain slowly descen-
ded amid the cheers and laughter OF the
audience. -Tit-BitS.
Fair Wsitor-"So you have really de-
cided not 10 sell your house| FAR
Host-"Yes. You see, we placed the
matter in the hands OF real estate
agent. After reading his lovely adVer-
tisement OF our property neither John
nor myself could think OF parting with
such a wonderful and perfect home. -
NCO York Herald.
Mrs. Wickwile-"Did voIn. ed tor, the
that man vrhr has oon-uh' 40 nos Ooeu
divorced from twice slready?" Mr..
Wickwire-"Yes. Seems that q man
OF that sort ought to take some sort Of
treatment for the habit. Indianapolis
Journal
Some one told Pachman, the dlstiu-
gulshed but eccentric little Russian pi-
auist, that be was generally supposed
TO be Of Hebrew descent. mon" said
he proudly. My father was a cantor
at Odessa, but my mother was a Tur-
key; I an a pianist. "-ArgOndut
Brother" do you feel sure Of your
ground noW?" asked the evangelist Of
the new concert. mo, can't say that
I do, replied the honest young farmer.
"They's mortgage on it for purity
nigh all it's worth. Indianapolis
Journal
Mrs. Benedict-"Now, what would
you do, Mr.. De Batch, II you had q baby
that cried for the moon?" De Batch
(grimly)-'I do the next best thing for
him, madam; I'd make him see stars"
Kate Fields Washington.
$50 mammals little man was at the
head OF his class to-day?" Little Nan
-"Yes'm." 1T was because you
studied the lesson well, wasn't it?"
Dittle man-"Nope. Johnny Jones was
home, sick. Inter Ocean.
"Havs you ever loved another, Tom?"
said Miss Gush to her intended. Ger
tainly," replied he. "Do you wish
written testimonials from my previous
sweetheartS?" -H0rpCr'S Bazaar:
Visitor Ito convict in Moyamensing)
How do you happen to be here?'
Convict-"The unlucky number Is got
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
PERSONAL POINTS,

Rem Davies, the famous tenor, con-
fssses that the words Of some OF the
nopular songs he has TO sing are dog
eerel. One song, he says, he sang only
once because the words were so PAD.
He liked the music Of 1t, but ne was
ashamed to stand up and utter the non
sense contained in the words.
henry @. HutchiDs, the lately de-
ceased Boston lawyer, and his partner
Alexander S. Wheeler, were oorn on
the same day, August 7, 1920; graduated
IN the same class a.. Dartmouth anu
formed, on January 1, 1874, partner,
shin that continued for more than naii
a century.
Gen. James A. Dumont was appoint.
ed General Supervising Inspector OF
steam Vessels by President Lincoln,
and holds that Office to this day. his
picture makes him resemble Generai
Schofeld.
Gen. O. o. Howard and family, after
the Generals retirement, November o.
will 90 for the winter 10 Portland, ore,
where be has a married daughter, and
in the spring OF 1895 will come East aud
take up his permanentresidenee al bur
lingtOn, VT.
An equestrian statue of Gen. Hart
ranft. TO equal in design that OF Gen.
Mcclellan, so recently erected, is pro
Aosed to be erected in front OF the Phil
adelphia city hall beside that OF Gen.
Reynolds.
Gkand Duke Alexis OF Russia,
brother of Alexander III, is the mos
elabdrately tattOoed prince in Europe
A huge japanese dragon extends al
most from wrist to shoulder Of his righ
arm.
Christian Conrad, who boasts that h'
heard President Washington make al
| open air speech in Philadelphia in 1913
is living on a farm near Manchester
Ia, at the reputed age Of loo years.
The grandfather of the Rothschlld
did not own a penny in 1900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
BRIDG EPORT.

The Executive Committee OF the
Foreign Missionary Society OF the ST.
Clairsville Presbytery will meet Thurs
day afternoon in the Presbyterian
church at Martins Ferry to talk over
and plan the work for the year and at
tend to other important business inter
ests in connection with this Presbyter-
ial society.
The Azelea Mission Band held bus
mess meeting at the home OF Miss
Madge Turner last evening to arrange
their plans for Christmas market, TO
be given by the young ladies early In
December.
Charlie Brown was accidentally kick
ed by a horse while playing in K. Il.
Mltchslrs stable yesterday morning
DR.. Wagner was called and on examin-
ing tha hnv fnnnd be was not seriously
Rev w. H. Boole, d. D., Ut No~
York, will give his famous lecture, THE
Great National Snake Exhibition" at
the Kirkwood NJ. Z. Church tonight.
The lecture is free TO all.
Charlie Brown was accidentally
kicked by a horse in +. B. Mitchel's
stable, Yesterday. DR.. Wagner was
called, aud on examining the boy, found
he was only stunned.
Mr.. A. c. Stephens, of FL Paso, Tex,
is the guest Of his brother, Rev. j. NJ
Stephens. The brothers have not met
foI twenty years, which is the occasion
for happy reunion.
The marriage OF Mr.. James Williams
to Mrs. Emma McCulla takes place to-
night at p. m, at the brides home.
The Rev. j. Sweeney will perform the
ceremony.
Mrs. A. J. Smith, OF Kent, O., is here
on visit and will assist her sister,
Mrs L. c. Robinson, and Miss Robin.
son in receiving their guests Thursday
afternoon.
The marriage OF Mr.. James Williams
to Mrs. Emma McCulla takes place this
evening at o'clock at the brides home.
Rev. ]. Sweeney will perform the cere-
mony.
Mrs. A. A. Hillyer's Sabbath school
class will give an oyster supper Friday
eAening, in the ri. T. Church, The
young ladies' popularity insure its sue
cess.
The Home Missionary Society OF the
First Presbyterian church meets Thurs
day evening at Z p. m, at the home of
Mrs. Anna Alberts.
The number OF bath rooms that are
under contract to be fitted up, is test
of our citizens appreciation OF the sew
ersge system,
Miss Clara Wright, of the Bridgeport
schools, is at her home near Bethesda.
Mrs. Dorsey, is acting as substitute in
her place.
Last evening was the regular Council
meeting, but as 1t was election night
they adjourned to meet at more suit
able time.
Mrs. B. Harvey has returned TO
Wellsburg, w. Va, after few days
visit with her daughter at West Wheel
ing.
John A. Gifen has moved his paper
store into one of the HeinIein store
rooms, near the postofice.
Miss Lizzie 4. McFaddsn, Of Cadiz,
Ohio, is the guest of her friend, Miss
Clara L. FORBES.
Bert Berry, Of the Morgsntown Uni
verslty, came home to cast his Demo-
cratic ticket.
Harry West, Of Uhrichsvllle, WASH In
town yesterday circulating among his
friends.
Harry Freeman and family are home
from East Brady, Pa.
Mrs. A. T. Bowie has been indisposed
for several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
WOODsFIELD.

WooDsFIELD, o., November 6.-The
election is starting of herevery lively.
Monroe will roll up her usual majority
OF 600.
The oil excitement here Isl getting
lively.
Galley and Mellon will start several
well in the near future.
A fine snow storm this morning; the
first of the season.
A wagon belonging to Jos. Adams
Ake down in front Of DR.. Hall's resi-
de- Z loaded with stoves yesterday.
j 70 Hawkins, Of Bellaire, Is home
TOD to-day.
aaines, mlllery agent from Cam
bird coming down the hill the
orr OF the bridge, South OF town,
80, broke some part Of bis wagon.
emf and wagon at fpmbled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

liz musical notes, have been taken from
ne Egyptian cstacombs.
J Loaves OF bread charred to q mass OF
black coal have been taken from the
.Pompeiian ovens.
Breast-plates inlsid with gold were
found in an armorer's shop In Her
culanenm.
Needles Of bone, very delicately made,
have been found In the Swiss lake
dwellings.
Ancient needles were all of brass, and
in size Appropriated our darnihg
needles.
The Chinese claim to have specimens
NJ writing dating from B. c. 2200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
GREAT ROCHESTER
SALE!
$4,000 WORTH or
Fine
Saved from the Big
Fire at ROChGS-
ter, N. Y.
BIG CLOTHING SLLa
We ARB LEADERS

The largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester, n. Y, IN years occurred Tues
day morning, April Sd, in the wholesale
clothing district on ST. Paul street
Hundreds OF Thousands OF dollars worth
OF Clothing were destroyed. But Si23,-
900 worth OF Fine Clothing manufac-
tured for spring market was was saved,
and to settle the insurance the entire
stock has been removed TO Wheeling,
w. Va, and will be sold for Half Price
or so cents on the dollar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
SUNDRY ANTIQUITIES

The earliest known statue is one that
has been recovered from al Egyptian
tomb. l is that Of q sbeik or head man
Of village, is made of wood, With eyes
Of glass, and is evidently q portrait
Egyptologists say that il is az least 5000
years old.
A frYing-pan With legs about inches
long IS among the curios recovered at
Herculaneum. IL belonged 20 DOcllls,
who had scratched her name Oh the
handle
Several Egyptian harps have been re-
covered from the tombs. In some the
strings are intact and give forth dis
tinct sounds after . silence OF 5000
years.
Macy glass ornaments found in Etrus-
can tombs contain small objects or i'm
ages 10 the interior How the orna-
msnts were made is still a mystery.
Over 500 diamonds are known TO have
been reeofered from the ruins Of Bah
ylon. Ma 10y are uncut, but many are
polished on one or two sides only.
A pair OF shears with blades ten
inches Ions is among the spoils OF Pom
peit ThS instrument belonged 70
tunic-makdF. /
Keys OF bronze and iron have been
found in Or zee and Italy dating
81 least ID, seventh century ID
Christ.
The Ode known coin ZONES
China. II Rrass or cope is
nearly eg I'd Wsig abq
SIEVE l-capabl O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

me here. Twelve jurors and judge. F"
Philadelphia Record.
Customer THESE are the best cigars
Won have, eh?' Dealer-"Those are the
kind l give to the policemen on the
beat. "-Plick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
BARGAINS--E. B POTTS
{. B. POT Is
Bargain
Bulletin.
lain and TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH.
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do well to call early. The
following extract from their
o p e n i n G announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro-
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
SPECIAL DRIVES NO COMPETITION
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07
IsLpE RlgNgR2 W. wLNl YOua TRIDE
BOYS SUITS IND PANTS.

these SPOT casn thundef0Olis are The Gauss
Of On, vondsrfgi success, and toe public look
ing for f1ll values for every dollar, - catching
on 10 cur bargains. and business huns ~ . rats
that big prolts are out Of TIE qustuon
Besides many ether bargains thai yea VIII
ace Tbsn visiting this great sale, ghich viii
coutlnus untI balascs Of stock IL sold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

BIG PROFITS NOrNIr. READ, DECIDE, ACT
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MAGNETIC LslDEsa YoU WANT ous Go'DI
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HARD HITTERS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
. KETS PANTS.

Again ne make ysH the oner--thAt is, We
hereby guarantees 70 refund you the monsy for
any goods We sell II not fully satisfactofy In
every sense OF the word. and worth double the
amoubt Of the price. This onst appilss 70 our
line Of clothing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

SPECIAL DRIVES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-07

Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug ano
Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Boston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

fAirs gcod-ussureily. bu, n h dollars 70
doushnu,s that he will get nd II several
II his dog family b-fure the ordinance 10
operative.
The little boys ~ C-rriilos plsyc,i q
game 81 base hall las, SATURDAY af,-r.
nopn, the team known {. the American
Kids won ffyHn III. Mexican Kids In rcor-
~ 10 b o.
u. Jones' WAS In Cerrillos last Satur-
day, aud added HE maine 10 the big list II
subscribers TVS CirizRs has at Cerrillor.
Mr.. Jones carries on resort NJ the White
Ash mine.
Gold mining In all the talk among the
faithful. who for years have been looking
fbr something IA turn up, and they, from
all appearance. have finally 20, H. X.
A. Stewart, who 10 dry washing al Do-
lor~s. Was In Cerrilln. las, Saturday, and
he repur,.d "Poker JIM" RICH, name Jim
Crowley having taken ou, nugge, ofgold.
valued =, ki5. of bed rock ., Iolor~s Las,
Friday. aud few days before psnned out
thirty pennyweigh,s In gold. He states
that = number ~ Mcxicans are making
good wages IN the srroyas around Dolores,
aud acme 81 them are washing out a. much
m - Ter day. He has great faith In the
Ortiz district. Harry kinn.ll, v. II. Mitch.
ell and J. McFadycsn ARE owners u the
Goldsmith min. IN ia. Ortiz district, and
they are doing considerable work on their
property. Mr. kinsell has = sample of
oSr ~ his Cerrillor s,orr from the Gold
smith tina, will sssay as high ~ en-, ZOO
IN the ton. \ NJ. Hal. panncd out forty
two cents in gold from painful Of sand
near ths Galisteo river last saturday, and
his success In securing the precious stuff
lead Mr. Stewart 10 remark that be could
sct np a dry washer anywhere on the
Iialirteo. within sight II the public schU,l
building II Cerrillos, and wash out On an
average of 81 10 ~ PER day In gold,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Furniture-A. Drake a Co.
arcoer'es and general merchapdise-M.
sslSmsn. &. Boyce, Poison Bro..
Grand Canon rou,e-w. ". Bass'
stage,
Hides. etc, Burrows A wi.p.,.
Harness and ssddlrry M. aarci..
Insurance N sal,man. J l.. Davis.
Justice Joseph Johnston.
Jrweler--James Raiman.
Lodgings J. A. Ruby, Mrs. \,
Tabcr. Mrr. Mcdonald, Mrs J. u Farms
worth, OrAnd Canon house.
Lumber Saginaw Co, Clark A Adams.
Livery aud transfer j, A. johnson.
lAundrieS Alice Edgar, Mrs. N. Y.
Adams, four Chin-Hr.
Millinery Mrs J. y Michael. Miss G..
Keller.
Muaic teacher Mir silvermail.
Newspaper Weekly News, J. y. Nj.
chael.
Painter and hangrr-C. Lowery. o +.
williams
Photographers u. Curtin.
Perrin Cattle and Land company -Gco.
Perrin, manager.
Physicians DR. G y Roberts. Dr v.
N. Johnston.
Restaurants Harvey, three Chinese.
Shoemaker Il B-rnrr.
Saloons. y Brylrs, NJ Clancy,
RAiuey N Monru', Capt 2 smith, y. ".
Payne. G Boyce.
s,.ia workS-A. NJ. CouAri
Tailor M Altman,
Water RAilr~ al. y. X Nrlliz.
L. =. II NJ and cunstablr-F. MurrrlH.
Opera huuHe--PAttnn's.
Societies X ofP, railroad ORDERS. vii.
hams Sncisl club.
sch"nl-A. Drake. W NJ. HeySoui,
Hon Feri. N-llin, trus,rrsi X. Jnrry,
principal.
Churches Metholist. Episcopal and
Catholic projected.
postmABter-J. X Farnswurth.
Rhilrnad oiiiciAls--C. Perry, trainmaa-
ter; e. II Richardson, agent AMI Wells.
Fargo; X. u Burns, resident, engineer;
VIM G-ll, foreman round house; J A.
Jones, chief dispatcher. WIN. Crowley,
rnadmastcr; Jur johnston. ear INSPECTOR;
W NJ. Johnston, surgeon.
pIrTpgK,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
rmk Tm $3.50 = mtrss
These Neser,e'y seekers meta q
senveattss.


San Francisco, Cal. April A,-The
delegates Ia the annual convention of the
American Theo-opbical Society hAv.
practically concluded their business, anil
to-day are Visiting points Of interest
about the city. This afternoon they were
At the Mhwinter Exposition. Noswi,h-
standing the vindica,ion ~ General Bee
Rotary Judge. who hal been charged with
monkeying with tbs sacred rights and
privileges Of the MnhAtmas, Il 10 the
opinion Of many 81 the delegates tba, tn.
trouble In the soo'c,y 10 no, by any
means ended, and tina, the high priests Il
the order, who Arc under the influence Ia
"A very large degree ofthe Hindu theoso-
phists, will srrugate Ia themselves the
authority II u supreme tribunal, and
possibly Susrend the American section
from full communion. In this event
there is likely IA be 4 split In the order
1t y fact that many Of the mos, pro-
minent members Of the soc,eiy In this
country have for some time been restless
because all the MahatmAs. or the per
fected man from the prsachings u
th.osophy Are supposs! Ia come, are
doaniciled in lu!ia They are under.
stoal 10 contend that there In no reason
why there should not be American
MshAtmsa, and in fact. l, is strongly
suspected. that they are themselves
willing To be r-garied a. perfected men,
and organs Of theosophical philosophy.
II IL therefore not unlikely that the
the"sophists vii! be called upon Ia deal
with division IN their own ranks. and
that an opposition IN the philosophers 81
the mountains Uf India will be started on
this side of tue Atlantic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
mn HxRlsales

Huntiustoa. Ind. April ~ The die
mill exploded 81 AArkis ths morning
killinx several aud ipjurinx otbsrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28
WILLIAMS!
One Of The Very Best Towns In
Arizona.
Growth Rapid and Substantial
the Past Year.
One Of the Rest Summer X sort. In the
Ceantry.
INTERESTING ITEMS AND PERSONALS.
WILLIAMS, April II, 1924.

officiai n look sfter the parties who spiri,
ri away young slusw some three weeks
ago. Several wallapais aud SupAis have
pestercd the Judge until q, last he d.cti.
ed Ia dispatch Frank, = supai. with a
note. THE distsbc. is ~ miles, but
Frank will be hscs inside II forty hours"
said Mr.. Phillips,
Having previously Travelled over III.
stretch by night. was the,efure no, i'm
prrss-si with the magnitude II the work
between williams and Ash Fork. Grades
heavy, great cuts and = tunnel arr the
characteristics. Country 10 view is At.
'rsr,ive. largely ranges.
In the big Needles letter the saloous
were omi,t.d. There are i've In tina,
town; George Briggs, John Quinn. J. A.
McDonsii, Thos. oBrien. Flynn 4 Pot
ter.
An apology i- due Mr.. Buck 81 the
Needles Eye. reference 10 which was ac-
cIdentslly omitted In the Ns~ilea edition
81 THs CITIZEN. Mr.. Buck aided your
correspondent greatly.
Williams keeps on growing, two or
three houses being started sine. passing
west. In the Saginaw compsny's die.
trict. fully sixty houses were built since
that company began operations, costing
from 500 To $1,000 each. some few per-
haps over the latter figure, not including
the company's buildings. In Williams
proper fully sixty were bull, In the past
year. values from $500 Ia $1,000. OF the
whole 40, many arc incomplete. lacking
finish inside and out. Fully 100000
placed In the construction Of buildings
and sidewalks may be consiier~i a fair
estimate for the year ending April -.
To the above add the Saginaw company's
buildings. tracks and machinery. il
would be we'll Ia call the grand total for
the year $50. OoJ. perhaps more
Next comes the proposed depot, 10 cos,
from $4,000 to $4,000. and possibly
other railroad improvements. Further.
several thousand Ia IN be expended In an
addition ~ the dam. Taking the above
ss whole. into account, II may bs safely
said that Williams will be what most
everybody thsrrabou,s thinks-ths big
,"wn Of the line, though others lay claim
" rank, and with good reason Ia believe
ID.
TIM SAGINAW cosPAs1's PLANT.
II 10 fully q year since the saginaw
Lumber company began operations west
Of town, adding 4 planning mill and box
factory. Houses, = boarding establish.
meut and the compsny's ssore, stable and
blacksmssh shop followed.
fine company L-s big t-s.t- ~ i...'r''
10 work out, taking years 70 reduce 1t TO
marketable lumber. The capacity Of the
saw mill 10 $1,000 feet per day.
Az present this orders are thoss Of the
Atlantic 4 Pacific railruad and the santa
Fei Orange County and RAri Fruit COM
pAny for boxes, and thnss fiom the
branches II the Needles, Kingrnan. Pres
colt, winslow. Vanderbilt and MARVEL. 10
which will be added Albuquerque soon.
The pay roll Ia i2s. varying according
u season. Logs come from ChAllendsr.
north of williams, and from Davenport,
south.
The gentlemen interested are from nag.
NAV. Michigan J. C, brown 10 prrsi
| a A As u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

Washington. April A.-.Ths proclAmA-
ton issusd to-day concerning the co1sy-
i.es declares tina, M good can come Of such
. gathering. and forb'ds soliciting alma,
or the making Of orations or ASSEMBLING
In the streets, and declares oil such criuss
viii be summArily dealt with aud the laws
riwidly enforced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-28

msrs.k.. wl,A passiysIs

washinstoa. April A.--F~nk Hstiou,
postmaster general under Prssidsn, Ar
thur. Who 10 now on The Washington
Pess. YES sareksn with paralysis In hia
olkea So-AAy.