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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

oIs~s-, A., iT.-A sl~'ciAi meeting Of
the Board Of Appeals Of the American
Trotting association opened St the Audito-
rum to-day for the purpose Of hearing
the ev,dsnss In the famous Alix-Pixley
case relating 10 charges Of conspiracy
70 defeat Alix In the Columbian free-ior-
all race. The complainAnts are repre-
sented 10y Judge Oliver, Of Cincinnati,
while Budd Dobie, who has instigated the
investigation. is also well represented by
counsel. II 10 said tho evidence will tend
10 make this one Of the mos. famous scan.
dals In the history Of the trottihg turf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
ssra.a Array Veterans.

Rockford, H., May 10 The business
saions Of the tweniy-eighth annual en-
npuen. Of the Grand Army Of the Rs
fblic opened this morning 81 the Court
Fsss Methodist church. with Department
Pnmander Z. A. Blodgett presiding. II
the largest q. A X. convention ever
pa In the state, twelve hundred dele
ses being In attendance. An effort viii
made 70 endorse Col. Thomas q, Law
p Of this city. IN the Illinois candidate
conmsndsr-in.ehief at the national
esmpment 10 be held In Pi,tsburg nex,
paember. Illinois hes rot had . com.
Aadsr- chief since ls72, when tho lAts
~. John A, Logan occupied the position
H. LAwlsr has long been known as Gen
sAn's double" tho resemblance be
ssn the two men being remarkAbis
Pdss Long, Of Michigan. whoss psnsio'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

The city council has voted tho freedom of
the city 10 tho visiting spor,smen, and
Mayor John p. HOPKINS 10 chairman Of
th. municipal reception committee The
principal events will lie = nec,ing of ten
New Works. captained by Jus,us Won
Lang-rka, and ten lliinois men with
Captain A. NJ. Hoffman. Of this city, a,
their heal This contest will he a, live
birds at Que ,hnuRani dollars = side, and
will be n battle - the giants. The tour
nament will las, fnr three days, Besides
the live bird shooting every s,yl. cf in
animate tarse, shooting or clay pigeons
IL un the program.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
a W srthy Appeal.

Philadelphia. Pa May rs The sur.
vivors Of the Philadelphia brigade have
issued an appeal to Grand Army men
throughout the couatry for funds 10 ercc,
n monument On the battle aeld of An.
tietam 10 the memory u their comrades
who fell in tina, blociy encounter The
appeal says tha, they would gladly do
the work themselves, hut for the fac, that
they ARE rich In nothing bu, service ~
their government ~ the 5000 men
comprising the brigade that vent Ia III,
front, less than 900 returned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
subalee Ceusrre.e~.

New York. May l6.-The first party Of
lsgates 10 the forthcoming iut-rnAtion.
jubilee conference Of Young Mems
lristiAn associations iu London sailed
|day for Liverpool on the steamship
|ns. The party comprises Y. q Bsnis-
\ AMI wife. Of New York, Secretary W.
Perkins and wife, Of Columbus, o., J.
Defebaugh. proprietor Young Mems
p. Of Chicago, and wife, Louis sto.bsr.
fector German branch, New York. wife
SOM II. Nj. Clark, state secretary oi
chigAn, .nd wife, George d. Rogers,
vrcuce, Kan, Arthur ID. wheeler.
icago; Y. ID. hackay, Chicago, Rich
L. Purdy, Anthouy Smith and DIR. 4
farpell. New York, and kiss Sarah
Uwn, Of Brooklyn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
Ysssarsi Ksas's n,rshaay.

Madrid, May is.-Canncn boomed be-
fore tn. palace 81 daybreAk this morning.
aud the sun rose 10 6nd aags flying and
bunting waving In the brecse. II 10 the
eighth birthday Of the iitsls king. Alfonso
XIII, and who has been 20 fully impress
ed With the dignity Of his position that
he 10 already man In the imper,ousmess
and brosdness Of his IDEAS, Al noon tho
ministers waited upon the youthful king.
aud the queen regent 10 present their
congratulations Large crowds also as
ssmblei outside Of the palace. sui when
the king showed himself ou the balcony
he was CREATED with tsmpessuous ap-
plAuas. Amnesty was granted to-day "a
. aumber Of malefActo~ iu recognition oi
the anniversary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
Fer s:Saai saasa3e.

New York, May is.-Ths petition sheets
besring signatures In favor of the equal
suffrage amendment TO ths constitution
are called In to-day. Tomorrow ths
books will bs closed and the executive
committee will transfer the scene Of i,s
lAbors 10 Albany The AntAsonism ,o the
movement ,hA, has been displayed by q
large number u prominent women who
were oxpectsd 10 At least remain silent,
even Il they did No, approve the prcises.
has somewhat dAmpened the Arior Of the
rank AMI hle II the movement The lead
srs, however. show no dimiuutiou II en .
thuslasm Most of che msnbsrs of the
convention are non on-committAl on the cub.
Jest, but Il 10 the general belief that ths
ladies will be defeated when The matter
comes 10 vote.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Kansas City, May l6.--rhe democratic
h. convention wreetled with the major.
report from the comnitt.e on resolu-
ps till 2.ib o'clock this morning The
bority report followed. sfssr which the
)vention listened 10 number Of
bsches advocating their adoption, and
llly Sdjourped till 10 o'clock this
rning.
he majority report to-day WAS adopted
, vote Of <2s 70 i07. The report en-
pss BlAnd's 10 70 I silver ratio plank
% vas overwhelmed with congratu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
EH8 N s.Ae NEs A..
-Anon" Csme. AGsia wrh q Rev
S~wss lt~ms

LAS NE"As, May ~
Editor Citizen.
On last SATURDAY there were sent ,o
sants fe HiN more per-nm who hav" re-
| ceiv-d sentences FROM three yearr uu Ia
life imprlsnnIn-n,. This makes twenty.
four Ia all who have been convicted 49,
far and forty .eigh, who have been ind irt-
ell this term--a better record than Er
many years and one which will pruyrn
leH-on To law breakers, The judge h,--
charged the jury to-day and adjourned
court till Wednesday, when the pr,Iini
nary report of the committee nf exports
who are working On county AFFAIR." viii
| be- made.
Judge Smith believes that the truple
Of justice should be KEEP, clean in AL rn-
spccts. anil the Jsn!,ors have not had The
easy place they had before his arriv Al.
| They have had Ia clean up thoroughly Ia
the building And also pay att-ntion Ia
the yard ~ we'll. aEd everything /" ks
much better lately around the court
house.
Politics has hardly commenced To- at
tract attention yet, though few per- ms
NJ. "dring their fences for future use.
All rrpubhcAns realize the fact ,ha, as
. nominee ior delegate to congress there
~ p.o,ied q man Of integrity and earn st-
ness. ons who hss few enemies and II, ny
friends, p"palsr with ell and VIII" l. a
pleasant wori And look for all, yong
enough to have plenty II push and rn-
.rgy, and that II such n perrnn In nom ina
ted II will b- easy for ia. r-puhlicAns to
win. this fall The name of such per-
SON San Miguel conniy will present ,u lao
t.rritnriAl convention Ia that II Mignrl n.
Ot,ro, of this place. lie is we'll and IA
vorAbly known all over the territory. nd
with his name at the head ~ the Il, <et
san Miguel c,Anty will give "ns oi ,.r
old time republican msjorities. Many =
d-rnncrat would vote fpr him who wulld
no, fur any other republican. In isN hs
wAS elected county clerk IL San Mig Isl
county over a man who has never en
bcA,.u before or since NJ the Iolls, nd
who has been elected Ia office twice zee
then, and hr Ia stronger now than ten.
With no dispArAgemsnt to any other sn-
didate, We would say that II the con us
tion dominates Mr. Otsro there will br no
trouble Ia slecting him.
The directors II the Normal school now
have fair amount of money un hAnd nd
will likely take steps s"n toward max
Ing some god uss oi II,
The experimental station. three n les
north q town, In being iitei up AMI yill
soon h. in running order, The l"n ion
Ia gooi one, and the experiments run-
ductel there will be grva, ben-h, IT, the
entire northwestern part IL the teri ~.
| AA,S
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Pueblo, May IL Pueblo has another
band of Cox-yit-r to-day with a promise
of more. Car,.r's advance guard came
her fvm Sal, Lake under Captain
Brown. Abou, tity arr here and a. many
more reached saliis this morning They
will come down tonight. The leaders
say 1t is th. intention 81 Carter 10 cen.
tralixe hia forces In Pueblo. There are
800 in all. This is the army that riexed
the Rio Grairis Western AT Provo. The
railr'ad lines keep q watch on their
movements
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Psrsons who sympAthis. with the a..
nicted will rejoice With u. Il. Carr. oI
1895 Harrison street, kansas City, liz
n an old sufferer from inhAmmAtory rheu.
mAtism. bat has not heretofore besu
troublei In this climate. Last winter he
went up into Wisconsin, aud Ia coase-
quence has had sno,hsr attack. "l,
came upon me again very acute and
severe" hs said, my Joints swslle,l
and became innAmcd; sorv TO touch or al
mos, to look At. Upon the urgvn, re.
quest of my mother.in-lAw tried Cham
bsrlAin's Pain Balm 10 reducs the swell
ing and case the pain, and W my agree.
able surprise, u did both. hav. us.sI
three hfty cent bottles and believe Il Il
be the finest thing for rheumatism, pain,
and swellings sxtant. Pr sale by 4. "a
BurGsss q son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
| BEING BRIBED!
10 Senators Offered Money for
| Their Votes.
|rikers Make an Ugly Attack
In Pennsylvania.
nd Successful Among the Missouri
Democrats.
wAsHIN, rOs NRwB.

Washington, May ~ --senstor- Hun
!, Of Virginia, and Kyle, Of South Da-
IA, this morning admitted the truth OF
statement that they had been ap-
bsehe,l and ohercd money for their votes
kins, he tariff bill. though both refused
ksme the man who made the offer Hun.
!. Il IN said. has been offered t25, 200
bribe was made u month ago. and he
neiiately placed the matter In the
biz II the managers Of the BILLS on the
n of the senate. II in said the man
y conducted the negotiations was for.
Fly connected with the carpet bag
wrln.nt In South Carolina.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
Arvs,e ed Agas.., waite.

Canon City, Colo, May n --f'ovsrno'
Waite, in proposing 10 change the man.
Xgsmsu, IT the state p~nitsntisry. eIcite'
characterization here, end the institution
this morning 10 locked against any pos
sible Waite ordsrs. The warden and
guards bid defiance 10 the city to-day
and experts are preparing for trouble Ia
coming conflicts. The penitsntiAry 10 nov
fortiaed and declared impregnAble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Atlanta, Ga, May ls.--Nearly every
Fsou Of the state is represented by the
sga,ss who are gathering here this
ruing for the state convention OF the
|palis' party. A majority Of the dele
ass are instructed for Judge Hines for
Ivsrnor, Congressman Tom watkins
also favored, but be has given out that
will not run for the Office. II s given
i In advance that under no cireum-
faees will any fusion with the demo-
kts 10 entertained,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Amsterdam. N. T., May ls,--sp-ciAl
interest attached IA the dedication ~ the
new Baptist church =, Four Plains to-day
from the fsc, that the dedication sermon
WAS preached by Dr. Edward Judson. 81
New York City, am II Adoniran Judson.
the first Baptist American missionary in
this country. Representative Baptist d,.
vines from all over the state were also
present and participated in the exercises
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
rhr As,ark frsm ntrikers.

tonnrllsville. Pa. May l6.-Thc Jack
plan, Of Cochran n Co was attacked
J morning by . mob 81 three hundred
Iker, The prompt action Of the depu-
saved the workmen and forced the
b To retreat. The raiders finally wen,
b camp In an adjacent field IN await re-
lorcemsnts, when another attack will be
tir tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
kellEsa Faees,

Bonaparts. Iowa. May is.-Kslly's hset
cAmped thres miles below here las, night.
The sailors Toasted like kings. The ars.
boats leis camp at o'clock this morning.
II the tsrdy boats come up In time the
voyage down tha Dss Moines river will
end to-day. No excitement. During the
night one vessel shot the dam. and VA
wrecked! No ono was drowned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Chicago, May is.-Th- great sports.
mems tournament continued to-day in
the presence of great thrung Of spects-
tors. The contest between New York
and Illinois cracks iH the special order
for 8 o'clock this afternoon To-nigh,
the visitors will be entertained by the To-
cal sportsmen's associations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

New York. rsy Is The jury in a.,
cas-" "f Dr Henry i"y"r. accused & Ioi-
oning Ludwig DrSndl fpr his usurau.'
money. came into cnu this morning AZ
rendered verdict "f murder IN the -,'
ond drgr'.. The trial has been -"nsa
,ional IN many RESPECTS THIS II ia" -cr
ond tim, the vase has hrru triri HS ~ III,
previous trial one Juryman brcAm" IA
sane
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
xOTrCE TO rmE PUnLiC.

Marshal Ftuhe will Hafsree several
smpersAst 0raissa res.
The city has been In q very hlthy con-
dition Tor months and Marshal Fluke In
tends IN enforce several important orii.
nances ~. has issued the following no
tices and THH C,rirus publishes them, 10
our readers can govern themselves Accord
ingly. The marshal states that each and
every provisson of the ordinances alluded
60 will be rigidly enforced. and no ons, be
he rich or poor. republican. democrat or
popuiist, will be- favored:
ooScsKSIsa WASTE pArxR AND RsSuss.
Bec. 4 II any pcrson shall throw into
any street. alley. or vacsn, lot in the town.
any wrapping paper. waste paper. old
clothes, hAte, boots. shoes. bottles, cans.
brokrp glass or other hlth. or shalt rwesp
from their place of business into any street.
or Allny, any straw or paper. hith. litter.
or other refuse stun. shall be punished a.
hereinafter provided.
any of the foregoing provisions II this or
dinapce shall be punished for each Of-
fense by = hne of not less than ave dollars
nor more than dry dollsrs. os by impris-
Onment in the county jail W town prison
for term of not lcss than 6ve days nor
sxcseding sixty days. or by both such kns
and imprisonment In tho discretion u the
court.
ooschRHna DEAD AEnALs, nro.
Bee. 10. No person shall throw or de-
posit any carrion. dead animal. offal,
hith, or other unwholesome, putrid oi
Offensive substAnos. upon the margin og
bank, or into the waters Of any river
stream. pond OF ditch. or upon o. Int,
any lot, street, avenue or alley, or other
place or space within the limits of aAid
town.
sse. "a n my psrson shall be guilt,
| of any violation of this ordinance he shall
upon conviction before any justice 81 th.
peace, resident VI SAID 10 IN. h punished
BY ane Of not less than Tsn DollsrS no,
more than One Hund~cd Dollars, aud
costa Of prosecution. or by impfisonmsn
In the county jail or town prison not l-si
than sftesn days nor more than ninety
days. or by b.ah such fns and imprison
meut In the discretion of The court
coxcnzsHa ooasusrnLEs, RFo wirHn
| ''vm1 LMin."
!. Secs. o and =. No psrson ehali have
put or keep any straw, hay. wood shay
lngs. or olhes cnmbustibls material, II
; stock or pils. within said ire hmits with
/ out having ths same securely enclosed
% - 70 project the same ffom ayinl
sparks of IRE.
sss. II. Any violation Of o. failure b
comply with the provisions o. require
msnts of this ordinapoe shall be punish
ed fos each olIsnss by One MOI ssosed
: ing Hfty DoIlars anil costa os Isuseoutiou
A or by imprtsoamsn, IN the county jail o
town pSisoa Cor . period nos ssessdin
y sixty days. o. By both such ans snd I'm
J, prtsoaEssnt In tks discriIoa of he oour,
i BID, FLuz. MarshL.
~ Aay la issa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Washington. d. C., May 10 The COM
mission of Pay Director Edwin Steward as
chief Of the bureau of supplies and &C
couu's, and pay -mAs,er general in the de-
pArtment Of the navy. goes into effect N.
day, the nomination having been unani-
mously ratified by the senate In executive
senate. Commencing this morning he As-
sumed the rank and title of commodore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
a. usve.s,sa, ,ns tsnn,,see

Washington. May l7-This afternoon
the following investigating COMMITTEES on
the sugar trust br,bory charges. was
agreed upon. Democrats. Gray. Of Del.
aware, Lindsay. Of Kentuckyi republi-
cans, Lodge, of Mas. Davis, Of Mime.
sota populist, Allen, Of Nebraska.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
Tea rsGe agoru.

Milwaukee, May ls.-A terrific storm
10 prevailing here Schooner Cummings
went ashore this morning. Two sesmep
were drowned. and the life saving boat In
attempting To rescue wAs capsized. The
Racine life crews were sent for tn assist
she Milwaukee crews. Great damage
done along the coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
ni.ers a.a evsssssr~' Cssve.sse..

nisess ase Operators Cssvessses.
ClsveiTnd, May II. No action taken
on the conference report presented at the
coal operators and miners convention
which Adjournsd ., Q o'clock. Presidsn,
Mcbride said the strike was for the pur-
poss Of stopping the tsndsney 70 reducs
wages below poesibls living figures, thas
really helping 10 restore business IN IL
normal oouditiSn. Tue miners are de-
,srminsd MOI 70 eompromiss but adhere
10 the purpose of helping the operators ID
restore q condition that would make Nv
ing wages possible everywhere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
Il Elg sew Ysrk prare.

lev York. May Is --Rarly this morn
IRE destroyed the Rmpire Coliseum
Washington park. The flames
seld 70 the adjoining buiidings,
bcking thea, Finy horses were burn
and the eh,e, Of the hre dspartm snt
p thrown fom . wagon aud danger
by hurt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

The 6ns large ,rating horsn, Huron,
the proyerty of Perry Brown. vas pur.
chAs-i yesterday by G~orge K. Nsher
confederation private. Huron In thor
oughbrsd tro,t@r. Abd with careful train.
Ing would develop into one II the bsS'
,rottsrs In the territory. Mr.. Nehsr is u
he congratulated. for Il Ia intimAtsd tina,
he sscured the horss at very reasonable
figures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Chicago. May - Mn" irhr' men on
the pier IN the lake. nil" from shore.
are in great dang { lrnwutng, and
tugs are unRhlr Ia rsNI. them III.
men went nu, last night. hrhing
Al noon the life boat succrr,lr, ,t. trsrtl.
ing eleven men, one dying from the beat
ing uf th" wsv-H. The others hang hr.
tween liz. and death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
sYmp,thrt,r .tr,Lr

Fort Smth, Ark May l. Between
ive AMI rlS hundrsl miners employed N
the mines hrrr havr gone uu strike nu
account of sympathy with cNrs',ng -trik
strike IL declared uh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
a nenYar suielhs

Denver. May is.-This morning Theo-
dorc W Snyder. middl aged man, COM
mittsd suicide In barn near his board
ing house. shooting himself through the
head
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
mar us sssiss rsSruaA~as.

Chicago, May 1.-THE largest shoot
iuE tournament ever hsld In he wes,
opened this sfssrooa Il oasssld p@rk'
-Four thousand live birds vii BE- used,
and ell The fAmoas sAols kon the Allan.
10 W the Pssiss ass hsss 70 participate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Chicago. May i7.-Jsnnss kselsy a.
tempted 70 eommi, suicide al ths Ran
dolph bridge early this ssoraing' 4 po-
liosmsa oauxh, the girl's hssls. holding
hsr head downward until help arrived
she viii probably die from the long sas-
,Ainsd peculiar position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
rse s,r~assss Yslue

You get the greatest value out Of sil-
yer quarter when purchasing package
Of Simmons Liver Regulator powder
There u nothing liks u foe indigestion os
constipation Take n dry on the tongus
or make Q Tee You'll Afterwards take u
In preferences 10 pills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Counellsville, Pa. :. May II Tho situa-
tson 10 practically unchanged to-day.
Deputy sheriff Allen drove the mob from
Kyle's plant this morning and hs was
badly wounded There was . row. but
no killing followed. The miners and op-
orators both claim advantage. Al noon
there is considerable talk Of settlement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

Boston, Msss., May 1.-THE State
street block, on Atlantic avenue, . hand
some granite structure. burn~d this
morniug. Bonded warehouse containing
5000, 100 worth Of goods, total loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

EloruSa CSou~nhs1efw u Suss'
Chicago, May l7--Judge Chetlin this
morning ansd election commissioners
$1,000 each and sent them 70 Jail till
paid. for refusing 70 produce the ballots
cas-, q, the April election. before . special
grand Jury, a. ordered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19
A Mlae aaarror

Mtae morrof
lrontnn, May " A cavs-in has uas
taken place in the Aurora min,, aud
thirty men are killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-19

The experimental station, three II les
north of town. In being tite'i up AMI viii
soon b- in running order, The l"a ION
Ia gooi one, and the experiments run-
ductsd there will be q great ben-h, t. the
entire northwestern part II the terr ~.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26
Almost a FIRE.

Faithfulness ia q virtue admired and
respected the world over and the resi-.
dents and business men of the Mime.
kahta frame block have sufficient cause
to even more than admire the faith
fulness of their efficient night watch.
man, Cortie Curtis, for it he had been
derelict Monday night, no telling
how the business portion of the upper
town would have looked next morning.
At three O'Clock, though it was cold, he
was on his beat. and discovered quite a
blaze in the room occupied by Sculp-
tor Riordan. He went quickly to the
Mower house and aroused him and
hurried back with the key and a cou.
pie of pals Of water, aud with the aid
Of others. soon had the fire quenched.
1t had caught by the Goals in the stove
falling out on the floor, there being no
zinc under it. 1t burned big hole in
the floor and when discovered was
burning tiercely. Too much care
cannot be taken to prevent fire.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-26

This is business.

1t requires enterprise to build towns.
Narrovminded jealousy can never ac-
complish anything. 1t requires all
kinds of enterprises to build up thor.
oughly metropolitan town, and every
thing along educational lines should
be especially encouraged. Anent the
Chautauqua assembly one patriotic
resident of Hot Springs remarked to
the STAR man: "You may say to the
Chautauqna trustees that { will person
ally take five season tickets, and agree
to sell ten more. Ii we are to make
Hot Springs desirable place in which
to live we must hold ON to such things
as the Chantauqua. 1t would he y
black eye to the town to let it go; we
can't afford TO, and every man and
woman in town onyht to be up and
doing to keep it here People should
arouse themselves before it is too late.
IL we begin to permit our enterprises
to slip away from us we are done for. !"
That man has long head, and we adj.
nire his patriot. words.