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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21
(Yrom hoadas's DAiiy.)
NEW TalAA. DEA Z Esb.

Banker Fslssm nersseA Sow rraas-.
Other Gears Mssee.
In the case Of the United States W. u.
N. Folsom, the motion for . new trial
o~erruled and motion Ia arrest Of judy
mept overruled and defendant sentenced
10 the territorial penitentiary tor Ave
yesrs, In each count, 20 run concurren,iy
The defendant asks for superseieMs,
which is granted. and his bond axed In
the sum OF $ib.000.
Jacob J Barr va. Carrie v. Barr. chan.
cary for divorce, order Of reference 90 r.
W. d. Bryan. standing master. TO take
proof1 and make report.
Territory Vs. David Peres, Pablo Grie.
20, Bonifscio Carrillo and Cslso Griego
assault with deadly weapon. Order Of
severance and the case Of David Psrca Ia
now on trial.
Territory W Francisco Chavcs Grie-
60 and Pedro Peres, stealing cattle, or
der Of severance.
Territory va. Miguel Morell. murder,
lat Of jury served on defendant aud CON-
pulsory procese ordered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21
A AsanaarA Nearer,

In the crusade iuAuguratcd NED
= century ago against the pros]
Ignorance II tho old school of isl
Hoststtsr's Stomach Bittcrs was 4
ard bearer. Its victories over 1
when the old time specifics proved
failures, proved that the pseudo. |
ply which sanctioned the adminH
Of violent remedies where che
quired none, which laid down ~ {
abs rules, blood letting, violent
tion. thS use Of emetics and the {
msnt of corrosive and cumulative
In simple cases u liver and {
complaint, was In fact the wors
philosophy, cUntrAry alike 10 the
true msdicinAl science, Of hygiens
common seuss. Biliousness, ca
tiou, chills and fever. - now ire
the Bi.tcrs, promptly yield wher
they obstinstely resisted Old m
medication. 30 do dyspep-is. 4
tism and kidney conplaint--ell
cooquerahle by this safe and esils
sophie remedy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21

thing towards rebullding Jhe burned cop
ital building ~ the next legislature wili
be- liable W make arrangements with Al
buquerlue 90 some other town, to build q
capital for the ,erri,ory
Tap criticisms ~ Cleveland by Senator
h'll would carry more weigh, we've u not
generally undcrrtud that Mr. llill N
seeking tn make political capital o, II
the mi-tskes ~ his fsi friend II IL lit
tie too much like the devil improving sin.
NornlSD Ike the pres-ui rrN,,ion
against demTral,r rule has ever lrcn
@-u In III. whole history II American
politics IN every Northern state IN
which elections have h""n hc.d sine" the
era ~ Cleveland uncs" IT,. al, the ~.
poblicans have Swcp, ever, n,ng l"'fav
them.
IL remained fnr the executive ui lab
Ia n-t AT example a. the governors other
states aud territories And take a hrm
stand ~ the matter m the industrm
army tsuv. West d-~rves cr,sl,t Tor his
drmuraS In refusing "a permit this band
| IT men Ia IL. carri,sl into the Territory.
TITS r'publcAnH made clean s~e-i'- al
the recent municipal clcctionS IN the east.
In Albany. fur the hrSi tim. In hiteen
years, ID. rrpubl,cans have won. In
Icr--y city. Orsngr, EliIAbcth anil New.
ark, y j the republicans carried the
day 10y handsome mAjorIties.
TVS foreign c~l miners II Pennsylvania
ARE being rhipl.,i Ia Texas 10 work IN the
cotton hclds there. They ARE t. 'rplac'
the ncgr,-s Amer they have cause,
three ~ four rris and terrrriEei Who'll,
n.ighlprhusis. tn. Lone Star state WI
hav. n higher appreciation d the ncgr'
than II has ever hail yet
THE reaction against democracy goe'
IN New York and New Jerr-y town
are reversing all prrc~icuts IN rlrciin,
rrpuhlicAn candidates Even JrrH"y Cit,
nan gone republican 10y n handsome INA
juriiy. The result in New Jersey IL nat
lral enough in view II the attack uIo'
the Industries II the stat. 10y the wilr"'
bill.
, THE Gallup CLEANER says; "Th- ~
publ,cAns arr seriously thinking IL plac
ing ~.Gnv. Slower, IL Albuquerque, Il
the field for ia. honorr " delegate la con
,r"rs " The people oi tins city an
,unn,y would be- hunor,Sl II Gov. stove
~ -rlcc,cd as the republican standar
bearer. lie could Lr elected over Mr
Joseph by n handsome majority.
THk recently elected republican mayo
aud aldermen " th,s city will assun
control of municipal affairs a, the mee
ing 81 the council this evening. The pee
pie elected them 10y large majnrities, al
= have full confidence In their ability
wisely administer the affairs 81 the cit!
i Mr. Luthy, the mayor, Ii u careful bus
meas man. aud M-ssrr. Albright, Oter'
II l,rockm-ier and simpler. the newly cleo
" I'd aldermen. arr well known M soli'
=, honest and reliable citizens. Albulue
II que will have n republican aiministr,
,inn the coming year. and the people f.
m sure tina, the city will be the gamer
~ ia. change
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21
Csty sDsssesery.

o. X. Smith, . good job printer and ac.
tive canvAsssr, has taken positioa With
Tnn GRIMM. and will assist In compiling
and printing . city directory. . work
which 10 needed. No directory has been
issaed for several years, and there 10 .
constant demand fcr such q work. TuE
cirunS job rooms are nov well prepared
70 do thu work. and the directory viii be
neatly printed, ssroagly bound. and 60
easass In svsry detail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21
TAe rsaxs,a9 MurA~r.


Some months ago. John Brady. sheep
man Of Flagstaff. ArisonA, aged about
twenty -seven years, and unmarried, was
slain In cold blood 81 Coconio. sixty miles
out, by one jose b. Marques. who resided
when 81 home, . short distance soath-
west of Aqua zsrcA. In this county, with
Wits and two smail chihiren. The muir.
der was committed over o. poll tax
which the deceased employer held out of
the pay due the man. ~ required by the
law down there. when an empioye u dis-
charged. The weapon used In the deadly
woih was Winchester. which was sub.
sequently trn.led Cd for horss. on which
Marques fed the country. Brady was
shot twice. through the thigh and the
breast. The man had been tracked 10 DIFF
feFcnt points till he was definitely located
at his home. . short distance out from
Las Vegas. by X. II. Cameron, . deputy
sheriff Of Flagstaff. Al this instance, the
arrest OF the man was made by Arthur
Jiison. on yesterday morning. 10 being
ptioted\ out 10 tho place by CatArino Ro.
nero. Officer Cameron leh for his Ariso
ns town with his shAcklcd prisoner, ON
the O'Clock train, yesterday afternoon.
There was . crowd Of friends and rela-
tvss on the depot platform 10 see him Oh
ON trip that may prove 10 he his last
ons on earth. AZ one time there was
big reward on the mans head, but II 10
supposed 10 have now been nearly all
used up In ths pursuit and capture.
The above Ia clipped from the Las Veg
~ Optic. oficer Cameron and his
prisoner passed through this city on the
early train yesterday morning Tor Flag.
staff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21

work digging coal In what " Known ss
KILLERS gulch. near by and the, they are
taking out about 100 tons Icr day lie
has information ths, work will soon b.
resumed In tbs waldo aud tina, . large
force 81 miners WIN 10 put On the two
shins The oosnpsny have ,wo fret olass,
accommodating wrntlemen In hces~
Bur,iick and Herrcks, who understand
how 10 treat visitors.
Al the rrcen, town election ~ Cerrillos
the people for the third consecutive year
re. electesi X. u. aimee 80 town treasurer.
lie 10 ~ solh With the pcople up there
aud has conducted his Office 10 business
like. that II Ia ssfe IN predict that he will
lie kept In that Office for some years to
come. lie Ia = proi-rty owner. IN old
timer In the territory ~ about fourteen
years, and . arst-clsse citizen for the
town 81 C.rrillos.
4. &. Hariesty 10 one IL the we'll real
miners q, Madrid. and works In the
white Ash. He has been cut In the
southwest country for about twenty two
years. Atou, two years and . half ago
h. rv.urucd fsum . trip 10 Australia
stopped FIR . short time at Gallup and
then left for the white Ash. where he has
l,e-u. since then, constantly employed
lie and wife are Comfortably quArtrrcd
in one Of the compauy's cottages.
The miners were PAID OF last Thurs
day. amounting IN sbou, $4,000 In cash
and about $1,000 In merchan,lise. wher
the hard coal mine uucas) stArts up
which will he abou, the ist " nex
month. and the waldo again rs.sume'
work. the pay .r,ll will amount 10 al ieas
$4,000 more. Between forty and hh!
cars II coal per day are taken out II th
White Ash mine,
Secretary Wright, of the Cerrillo
Browns. states tina, his base hall Aspir
ants fnr national league honors are ope
Ia challenge fr"m any club In the terri
tory. Albuquerque preferred. They ms
III. Madrid Blues the other day. and van
quish.d them in q spirited game by III
Y score 81 10 s. They will. M doubt. b
accommodated with . game by team ,
. this city. Austin Goohall 10 the manage
d IL the Bruwns. and W II. Coleman. CAP
u tain.
e Jack Langston IL the conductor on III
I" Ccrrill~ coal rnilr,ad. and be IL . raj
reader who thoroughly understands n
~ business. David Young is the engine,
~ on No. 3o4; A. Brown. fireman, J.
n Morris, W J Cotfman aud l.. X. Oyste
;. the brakcsmen They hAv. plenty N d.
~ and they do II to the entire satisfaction
l. the company. Mr., LAngrton 10 interes
I'D In the Cochiti mining district togrth'
" with X. A Moore, T. II. Baker and c.
!. Moore. three rAilroaders Of Las Vegas.
At The new board 1T town trustees of CO
10 rifles held meeting the other day. NJ
nj selected Austin 6o,dAll a. mayor. ri
a. tie between A. A TiechmAnp and Jus
Nieto for = seat IN the board will be d.
10 cide,i In the district court Al the ne
q, meeting Of the new bonrd on Mond,
. (; evening town attorney, town clerk ~
p standing committees will be appoints
r. II is understood that Bert Whitehead ~
n Y. Z. Buell. are candidates for TOW
clerk W. G. Hescock, W. II Kendall ~
Mr. Baker for town attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21
Ser over s'sny Years

Az Or.p AND WEIl- Tnisp RsnsDy.--
hrss w,nSlos's Soothing syrup hes bssa
ussd tor over tifty yesrs by millions Of
mothers for their ohiidrsn while lssthins
with perfect suoossA II sooshss the
child, sof,eps the gvus. allnys ell pain,
cures Wind colo, and 10 tho bsst remedy
Tor disrrh1a II 10 pleasant 10 the taste
Sold By druggists IN every part OF the
world. Twenty-Five csnts bottle. IL
value 10 lncalcuiahls. De sure and Ell
Tor Mrs.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, ana
take 10 othAF kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21
a p.Acx~ nsoaSss.
q rev W.rss Ahest tse nsr|


q rew were. Asest sse nss
Drt ssaresspster t,sapas,
1g9 company was incorporate
the lsvs u New Mesico with .
stock ~ two hundrei and hny
sand dollars. forty Thousand 81 wht
vo,-'l by the dirrc,orr N be- ~, \
treasury strk 10 be u-e,l f~ the
turing AMI other purposes. The
all Unreasonable and full pahi, },
Ne, 600 pcr share.
The company has expended
thousand dollars In perfec,ing hi.
ton. No expense has been srs
experimenting and bringing this
tion to Its presen, state " perfec,,
Il 10 nov all that can be dusiie,i ID
chine II this clsss
Az the lAs, meeting of the dir-1
the Mckinley Dry Concentrates coo
they voted 10 place fcrty shar-
trcasury stock =, $l5 per share.
PURPOSE OF raising money 10 put ii.
eut machine In g'Sh running ord
place the sa'nr In the held '" w~
more stock will be sold At this nsu'
this block OF forty shares " u
m.
| Parties wishing 'o pick NJ th'
can learn all the particulars ~
this invention from any m tue dH
ID l., sammis. J. T. baidr'dgr'
hoore, r. u Mckinley az n W
the secretary II the comlany'
More resides In Santa We. aud D,
kinl-y can ba found 81 his resided
30s South Broadway this city /
time II night or day aud " you
thoroughly understand the wortI
. machine, give him call Mac. y
b. win. ~ ask him 40 many qu"s
you ike i"r u ~ = p'ess''e ~"
great satisfaction Tor MN " ans
/, explain your puesu"ns " YOU'D
aa'isfac''on' The rp"r'er ea'"l
. Mckinley and hal everything 81
aud '"rr'b'y rxplA'n'si INA. ne
talk and writ" m u's grand su"c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21

whes Ssa do 20 Aiiersss
Stop at Myers Hotel. Beat place
camp. Excellent accommodates
rrasonable charges. n. y. Myers
prietor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-21


tine craft, and by force of arms took frun
her 200 Of the escaped Brazilian refugees
TEs years imprisonment Ia the maxi
mum penalty which the law can give la
Banker HAughay. ~ the Indianapolis Ma
tionAl, who has pleaded guilty 10 robbing
the bank for years. Like the most 81 the
defaulters II the period, he added hyIo
crisy u his crime, for he posed ~ moral
leader while he was committing the mean
eat act that man can do-stealing trust
funds given into his hands by the Masonic
orier.'to which he belonged.
The prosperity u a town 10 gagged.
not by the wealth 81 its inhabitants, but
by the unauilnity with which they pull
together when any important undertak.
ing IL to be accomplished A man with
$4,000 a, his command and love for his
town at hear, can do more for the build
ing up and improving 81 II than the
millionaire who locks up bis capital and
snaps his fingers al home progrsss
THKRK IL confirmation 81 the reiorts of
q migration IL the Utah Mormons 10
Northern Chihuahus, where there has been
occurred for them = grant Of three mil
lion acres Of land. The country IL wild,
consists Of narrow valleys between ranges
of high and rugged mountains. but Ia,
amer all. morv promising than was the
ssu Lake valley when the Mormons 6rst
penetrated Il.
THH Lor,isburg Liberal says the people
Of santa Pe have come Ia the conclusion
that II 10 about time for them 10 do some
The evening world., 1894-05-03

and seemed TO he Elad to be rid Of
her"
The little actress did not mean TO en-
act the part of IA hea venly being to the
little Freda; she only meant To act to-
wards her as hau Lew Mortscript to-
wards herself when she had been in
straits which she never could have got
ten OUT Of had 1t not been for him.
He had educated her. and had given
her money To - upon the stage re-
specially. all on account OF her pretty
face, and a promise some time to marry
him; and II this were not acting the
par, Of an angel" I.estre had no idea
what was.
True, she dislikcl him. and shuddered
even when she saw him in her audi
enccs smiling upon her; and there was
some one else who, If he only had the
money
Here, with n great sigh, Lestre check
ed herself. Mr.. Mortscript was in Paris
ow, but he had telcgraphel that he
would join the troupe soon. How could
her thoughts lead her into such disloyal-
~ towards him?
l.estre has salary enough for six now,
The evening world., 1894-05-03

tcs,re understood every working or
,hnt faithful heart, but she slipped per
ver.r,v from the window and turned her
hack upon him while she nestled INTO
b.r cap and long cloak Of swansdown
ana left the apartment.
Iiyrsa, after thinking a few seconds
Drew on his iur-lined overcoat and warm
Russian cap and FASTENED down the hall
T. tho side door Of the great MOTEL de-
term.ncd, if possible, to deter Lestre
from her object.
lie was too late. lie met her at tn"
dopr with the young German Girl in tow,
white a little way down the street Herr
l.ausher- WAS hus;iing away beside his
cart, having descended from his throne
to give his dog a better chance to draw
his load a,Inc,
81 have got her. cried I.estre trium-
phantly. "She Is mine now, my mas
cot, Byrsa!'
"liow did you manager asked he
curinusly.
"Oh. | knew better than to pitch into
him as ! should have done into you,'
smiled Lcs,re, II simply bought her
! tor i've pounds, lie is her step-father,
The evening world., 1894-05-03

parlor, and inslnlating his burly heal
and shoulders between the two actresses
EaZed out into the street.
The fellow must be the snapper to
a mighty poor whiplash," ne said at
last. but / don't suppose We could
do anything to help her, the man is
most likrly the Sirl's father, and If
We should bring HIM up before the
authorities th' jUtg, ""Hlt shat lbs
eyes three thIckNcssos upon US, and
giyr us polite Motiv" to quit tn" Emu
pirc or take the cold pis a of It's lis
pleasure
II will do something" replied I.oStre,
stamping her foot d,viFcdly. II viii
not raze upon such a sight ami be silent
l shal speak to the OIL wretch concern
ing his brutality, and speak sharply
too
BE careful; we are in Berlin u not
IN New York" continued Ryrsa. "Eut
OF course my warming is useless You
will do as you like oven If the result
be a cell in a Gy!man prison. he added
bitterly.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Policeman RICE SHOT
,,1,et from a Negroes Pistol En-
(! tiers His Neck.
won't Through Two Collars and
Lodged in the Skin.
u,sult of a Row at II Colored Gem
tIemen's Poker Party.

,,icanan Rice, of the West Sixty
.,,.nth street station, had a narrow es-
'sno from being badly injured this morn
,nr vnen "a pistol was fired point blank
4, Kim by Thomas J. Daniels, at 40 West
'kxty-siXth street. The bullet passed
| Trough his coat collar, but simply i'm
IEedded itself IN the skin of his neck. A
|Lbysician said he didn't understand why
,be bullet didn't enter the policeman's
neck.
The shooting vas the outcome of u
little poker game that started at 0
! o'clock last night.
Thomas j. Daniels and William
Rodgers, colored walters, live in the
senemept- house at 45 West Sixty-sixth
|freet, which Is in charge of another
|folored man, W; c. c. Randolph.
|, The men had no money, but they
treed to call that off for a few days.
kniels won steadily. At $3.50 o'clock
Ills morning he was way ahead. At
HAT hour Rodgers got angry and grab
led a handful of chips.
There, that makes us square, he
IBut Daniels didn't see 1t that way.
Jown in his hip pocket went his hand,
and out came u revolver. Rodgers drew
4 revolver at the same moment. Then
the firing began.
There is some difference of opinion as
10 who fired first, but at any rate persons
In the house heard five shots.
Rodgers ran downstairs into the rooms
Of Adam MINIS. on the second floor, with
Daniels close after him. MINIS went for
a policeman. Rodgers hid in the rear
Com. and bolted the door. Daniels was
in Il front room firing shots through the
door.
out in the street MINIS met Rounds
man Rice.
"say,.y better go up in my house"
he said. two colored gents are light
ing
The r~oundsman's whistle attracted
Patrolman Bellinger and the two went
into he tenement.
Bellinger climbed through a rear win
dow and arrested Rodgers who made
no resistance. Rice went after Daniels
in the front of the house.
The room i'm which Daniels stood was
dark, so when he heard the roundsman
at the door he thought 1t was his enemy
Rodgers. He didn't say a word, hut as
soon as Rice opened the door he fired at
MN.
Rice felt the bullet. but that didn't
stop him. He grappled with the negro,
and tn, tive c went r T2blinlnns ro TEeT ov n
the window, and the light
Daniels the blue coat of the
policeman.
Hold on" he cried. as soon as he
Daniels was quiet after that.
At the station when the roundsman
took off his coat. the bullet-hole was
fsund clear through the collar. 1t had
the bullet was found in the skin of the
fuundsman's neck. Sergt. Farrell picked
out and put 1t in an envelope for evil
1t the Yorkville Police Court Daniels
VAS held in $3.50 bail and Rodgers in
s., DpD bail for examination.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
SEAL HUNTERS LOST.
Bont rev Separated from
the Ship Retriever.

VANCOUVER, Il. G., May 3.-Nearly
all of i've boat ere VS. of hunters be
longing to the American ship Retriever
have been lost at sea. Among the lost
are the following Americans: a. Byley.
f.. Cockrcl. j. Coyle. II. Coyle, G. Lon,
gard and II. Snow.
The Retriever on April . sent off two
boat crews of hunters, only three men
being left aboard to manage the ship.
which was then in latitude 1853 north.
longitude 1902 east. A hurricane
sprang up and ship and boats became
separated. Word has reached here that
nearly all the boats crews persisted.
only Il few Chinese and Europeans hay,
ing been rescued by a passing steamer
five days after the gale.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
THE TERRIBLE SWEDE" WINS
Hig Weir johnson Knocks Out Lnr-
ney In Thirty Rounds.

ny Associated fTess'l
JUNCTION CITY, Kan, May I'm
tn. hardest prize-iight ever seen In Cen
trail Kansas, Weir Johnson. known as
the Terrible Swede,' last night knocked
out J. NJ. Larney, the Icclander. 1t was
a ~slugGing match throughout and lasted
thirty rounds. Johnson stripped at lS1
pounds and Larney at $50, with a de-
cided advantage in height and reach In
,Johnson's favor. johnson was the ag-
Ercssor throughout.
In the thirtieth round Johnson made a
rus1 and landed on Larney's neck and
the Icelander was counted out.
LArney's hackers claimed a foul. The
defeated man broke his left thumb In the
second round.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
NOVEL COACHING WAGER.
lnderhill to Drive n FOur-in-
Hand Through u Figure X.

\ novel wager will be decided Friday
on the Boulevard, above Central Park.
Every coaching man III the city Is inter
,s,vl in it, II Col. William jay and
ScIcric Bronson will act as referees.
1At the kn~ickcrbocker club dinner, given
members of the Philadelphia Subur-
Driving club by the New York
klching club, skill IN handling tour.in,
DNning, Of Philadelphia, ventured the
lion that no man could drive a four
. nand through the figure s without
using both hands. Some discussion fol-
lowed, and the subject was dropped.
Last Saturday the New York Club
went to Philadelphia. and while at din
ner the topic was resumed. Frank T.
Cnderhill, of the Country Club coach,
said he had often performed the feat
md could do it again; After some S gus,
ork men backing MIR. Cnderhill, while
m equal number of PhiladelpRans took
Lhe negative side. In addition to the
fpecuniary side of the wager, a good din
her is also included.
The evening world., 1894-05-03

SHOT TWICE IN A SALOON.
Student Jones Wounded by Nc
Intyre, the Proprietor
He Says the Young Man Hit Him
with a Match-Safe.

The facts in a mysterious shooting
affray which took place yesterday after
noon in the saloon OF Patrick Mcintyre.
at 1902 West Fortieth street, were only
made public this morning. Robert
Jones, twenty-five years old, of 27i West
Thirty-eighth street, a student III a
veterinary college, Is the victim.
According to Mcintyre. who did the
shooting and has been arrested, JONES
entered his saloon and asked for II
drink OF whiskey. He was intoxicated
and Mcintyre would not serve him.
The young man then picked up a
heavy stone match-safe that stood on the
bar and struck Mcintyre on the head
with 1t.
The saloon-keeper pulled out a revolver
| from ad rawcr behind the bar and shot
Young Jones twice. one bullet struck
him in the right side of the neck. The
other is believed to have buried itself In
! his shoulder. Mcintyre said the shoot-
ing was done in self-detense.
Policeman Mcclure, of the Thirty-seV-
.nth street station, heard the shots When
he was patrolling his post a block away.
He said he rushed into the saloon anu
found no one there but Mcintyre, VINO
was bleeding from a wound in the head.
I Mcintyre said he had shot a man, but
did not know where he had gone to. Inc
~saloon-kecper was taken to the station
house and locked Up.
About 10 o'clock last night Jones was
taken to Bellevue Hospital in q cab by
his father. He would not talk about
the case. The wounds are not serious,
As soon as the police knew of Joncs's
arrival at the hospital he was put undei
arrest.
Aiamous tonic and appetizer, Miihan'
The evening world., 1894-05-03
ROWE ON HIS WAY EAST.
Gnthusinstic in His PrRisc of Cali
fornin and It's People.

Ty NhFVV ~ TTVTNT
CHICAGO, H., May 3.-"Jimmy'
Rowe is in the city Ell route to his home
in New York from California. where he
OBLIGATED during the Winter as one of
the stewards of the Pacific coast meet
inEs.
Mr.. Rowe Is enthusiastic in his praise
of California and Californians. He be
lieves that San Francisco has Il great
future as n racing centre, and he VIII
return there next Fall in time to assume
his duties at the tracks. Mr.. Rowe does
rot know what action the Jockey Cluh
will take in regard to appointing Its
starter for the several tracks under Its
control. He is an applicant for the posi-
ton, which he has filed for the last two
years.