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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07

Unbleached Sheets, made same
as above, SOC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07

Colors black, blue gray, oxford, light, medium and
dark mixtures Worsteds cheviot cassimeres, serges
tweeds etc. the best qualities the best trimmings the best
workmanship the styles and lot of Mems
Suits at the lowest prices in this country Some
buy suit buy two others buy three and on.
Without doubt this line of Suits represents more sterling
value than offered by us before
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07

NA\TED-ro huy a horse aud light cN.
w press wagon. Call on David Kyle,
ll2 Dexter street
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
Mems furnishings.

Mems Overalls at 25c.
Boys Overalls at 25c.
Mems Domet ShIrts, 23c.
Boys Shirts ut 49,.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07

At terrible loss the manufacturers Now on sale in our
Pawtucke and Providence the following extraord-
nary low prices
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
aew slyns WAS LsCM sp.
s,,,y Lewis hoes Mp the L.- C~rr,,s.-
Wettet Nrtnht

A copy " the Ltr Vegas Optic - July
=. which vas r'.'iv"li h"r' yrricriay.
contains u l-ugi account ~ th, weller
weight u"ui itiN"ru James fyun, II
bis '"riui"s. AID Bdy Lcwis. 81 ~
PsHu, which iuuk place there uu th, even
ing ~ July I t"r twelve rounds ~ nm
HuIeA,-i iu have the h-ri IT the runtrrt
and wac d-rid~lly the ra,uriir. IL ~.
gari I" the contest, the tnili""uih ruund
the following paragraph, are rupp,.i
from the Optic
Thiiternth ruid The men came Ia
Tia" scratch, huth cautious and huth apnr.
ring tr wind, FLYNN lrd with three
straight smAHhrS ~ the face, which h,I
iair I" make him tue victor; tut ~ the
fourth effort lac missed And Lewis caught
him with an upper rut ami landed INN nu
hiH back. Fly IA got up, evidently daI.
~l, and struck cut wildly, Lewis knu,k.
my him down the second time, about pix
feet from thr first fall Flynn gut ul, the
n''c"nd time AMI waH again h,prtrl hy
Lrwir, who had II all nis nwn way. The
,hirl time. gr"ggy aud ne, knowing what
liz dtl, ny M re" ~ n rltIAttiug purltIun,
hIs hat ds having just let, ia. tinur, when
Lewis let ily with his irn And planted A
gWsl one with his righi. Flynn gong
head frrnuri through IL. roIEr. where
ur hung with hIr head down AMI his hind
"iIar,r IA tn" air lie war UNCONSCIOUS
nnd ia" tune having ,Npir,Si, the hghi
Ma AWARDED t. LEVIN. whu .-iE,si flynn
AMI ragged hm O." nIr corner Whrrr the
LA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

the September nnmb.r 81 that year sre
numerous references W . great suspsn-
sion ~ labor In the NORTHERN curnRelA
anil the GOLFERS arr stated to bav. "r,ruck
out" for y higher boun,y before entering
into their usual yearly "bomi IL con.
frmation ~ Mr. I>-aion Blrnkina ,pp'u
rtstem-n, a, the A' reference II may h.
added that the r'tik- .. t~icr called y
"siick" tl.ndon Chruniclr. October :, lOJ.
One IT Harriet Mar,inrnu's "arlirs,
pamphlets Wa . tract entitled The Ten
i"ucy 1T Strikes and stick. to prsluc.
Low Wages" published ~ Durham IN
1884 The tune .honur,d illur,rztion oi
pr"h,lrr- la"r, carrying GOALS /" New.
castle" pr'hshly r.c"ivrd hr hist slap
~ the face during the strike ~ 1855 A
paragraph dated Newcastle, September
-. m the London, Chrnicle says; "'rir
very remarkable that on "Wednesday
several pok-r 1T coal were br,ugh, from
Durham Ia this town by Que II the com.
mon carriers aud sold un the zAnd hill fur
~ IA poke, hy whoh Ia. cleared 81 a
pukr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
CHIEFLY CAAPF.

~ don't believe that horrid Mi.s
Bolton would atop At anything Bob
Did Jon ever try her ~ u soda toun.
tain?
Jarvis, In surprise go Why, Jenkins,
10 that you? heard you were killed,
Jenkins sadly No II was my brother.
Jarvis, thoughtlcssly Too bad too
bad!
And now" said Dusty Waysides,
the tramp, "a he came up To the bath.
house cashiers desk after taking the
bath he har ordered, how much are
you going TO pay me?"
Auntie-At home, Harry you walk .
great deal more than you do here
Why is II you get tired 81 easily
Harry-i know; it's cause I wee 40
many people riding here.
Husband-They say of married peo-
Pile that they are hut one. which one,
wonder? Wife The woman ~
course. You arc the winner You
know; consequently must be the
won
DE great trouble bout converSa.
ton, remarked Uncle Ebrn, am dat
hits impossible ter show ez much
rig'nality IN talkip' bout de w"dduh
~ y"h kin talkin' bout yoh neigh.
bors."
liobbs-Why didn't you hollrr at
that man when you saw that piece of
falling scantlng was going a. give
him thumpP Sobbs, primly lies
my dentist--hgd just finished work.
ing on me.
The next gown shall issue" said
the ladies tailor, will Ire the triumph
Of the century" Indeed" said his
humble assistant. Yes. indeed. II
will be impossible 20 tell from Its
shape that there N q woman in IL at
all"
Aurelia, anxiousiy--iiave you seen
George this evening, papaP He prom
Used tn call. Papa he did call.
and ] entertained him for an hour be-
fore you came down stairs hurrlia--
l"u entertained him papa? Papa -
Yes, gave him list of ali the new
dresses you had last year, and the
cost OF each. never saw n man more
Interested, yet he left very hurricdly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
FACTS AND EVENTS.

The clergy Of Echenbach, In Fran.
conia, have issued = protest agains,
kissing on the stage.
In All Saints church In Sedlitx, Bo-
hemia, hangs q chandelier made Gu
tircly Of human bones
A novel team driven by n North
waldero, Maine. man consists Of Q
sleek bull harness ID TO IL top buggy.
The largest Sunday school library In
the world Is In Washington. ID L. II
In the property OF the Assem- ly
Presbyterian church.
Asheville, N. G., authorities arc un-
willing 70 have factories located In
people they bring together.
II In estimated that the annual con.
sumption OF wheat for food In the
United States averages about four
and half bushels per capita.
when mails are distributed at the
postoffice In tho City of Mexico ths
names Of receivers Of letters are
posted on bulletin board. When u
person calls for his mail his frat act
10 To consult this board.
The permanent force Of the street
cleaning department Of New York Ii
1000 sweepers and drivers and 100
stsblemen additional. The expend-
itures OF the depa rtmcnt are o., 800. 900
ayesr. or more than 81, 400 each work.
ing day.
j. j. Hogan. q mechanical studcn I
Of Yale college, has invented q re.
markable instrument called the kline.
simeter; which Is used to n .asurc tho
slightest motion perceptible to tho
test Of touch. The measure Ii one
millimetre per second.
Boston is mildly agitsted over the
discovery in that city Of two pictures
alleged to have been painted by 81
Luke, whom tradition assumes to
have been an artist The subjects are
respectively the Savior and his
mother. and are executed In q resinous
wax pigment on q sort Of mummy
cloth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
BATTLING ANTS.
A. Vns''.h sei.n,,.ts s~c"rn, % war
ring to..,ts In N,,.r,r.

r'ng in''ts In Nm-r,~a.
Most ~ my readers. ! doubt not
hn'" read tho curions obso walton.
81 ~ John lubbock upon ants and
Their ways. especially In the matter
81 communication b"tw"cn the mem.
hcrs ~ nm ant colouy | have l-en
rrHdinN most Interesting account
OF what Mr. James Weir saw In tho
cour." "f u baltic royal h,twcon two
rival ant species. Tho two spcrios
w"'" ia" la-iu- rigrr. or black.
and III" La-in- flavus. ar ycllow4
Tho latter ant. were hrrdlng their
COWS, which are the aphidea, or plant
lice, from which ia" ants obtain A
sweet secretion. M. ny tho aphi,,o.
pr"tty much af'"r ia" fashion ~ tho
human dairNmou There was awhole
army ~ IA" rival ants O.asius nigrrI
approaching ia" dwelling place o.
the navu, trih"
Mr. WEI tolls us the n gor. were
marching In battle array. with n
diminishing party IN advance OF the
main body When the blacks wcr,
about ton ur ~ I've feet on tho vel.
low cncampmont the scouts ur pick.
cts ~ the latter discovered tho ap.
preach of the enemy Home tho
pt"N"'s hurried - gIyc IN" alarm
ard instantly IN" yu.luW horde issued
forth from IT, nest and ranged itself
In battle ARA, In 'front.' OF tho
hphid"s, the possession of witch
seemed t. he the cause ~ tho blacks
attack Then ont went the yellow
Ak rim shcr- g. anticipate tho frav.
ana IN u Tow moments baltic royal
was ragin on both sides
lh" attacking force uutnun crcd
III" defenders by about three 10 one.
Mr. Weir g.rr- the number OF tho
black ~ l.ilr and that Of the dc.
Tending yellow tribe at 5rl Tho
lattor were the larger and stronger.
but the black, or alta, King pAty.
w"r" much more active and agile.
The mode oi attack was nn'able
III" FELLOWS went for their opponents
with thor hig Jaws Each seized a
black hy Ia" middle ~ II " re. and
with one htto severed the cody In
twu
The mode of attack on the part Of
the bacS soldier was different.
They initiated rather the tactics of
light hur-"mcn The black seized
H. yoi''w opponent ~ ono Of the
logs. and held on vlciousy and
tcnaci"u-ly, lik" some insect bull.
dog Thus hamrrrcd In it, move.
m"nt~, the yellow AM would struggle
h"rr"iS but n second black would
mount on III" disabled foe held by
III" logs and then begin To bite
tlr"u h Ia" hn"k prnhah', getting
M the n".cu- system, " II lies on
IA" ll"nl 4 the body. and a., imatoly
iividinr the yellow victim through
anu through only when the yellow
had /. 'on up IN" ghost did the bull
dog Jack which had seized tho feet
let go it, hold.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
Gitiss,l
JEer AND o,sE.

fie--I love you. she--weiL what
ere you going TO do about hP You've
got no m oney.
Tsgieigh--That girl In the play ala
the dude 70 perfection. wagleigh-
Who was The dudc3
Uncle George -Arc you good At
gucssing7 Little Dick indeed.
I'm head In the spelling ciaas.
You were born In American" Den.
nis-les, air, Parents foreigners2-
Dcnnis--No, indndsi They're Irish.
He--One half the world doesn't
know how the other half lives She
--No' but II would give . good deal 10
hnd out
Mo,her--so you wish my daughter
for your wifef lie, galiantly-Partiy
that, madam. and partly that you may
be my own moth-r-in-law.
"Sometimes," said Uncle Eben, Ter
man nsttshs hissef dat he's f.elin'
sympathy wifi de- unfortunate, when
he's jis drorin' comparisons, an con-
sratulstin' hisse'f."
Hsrdup-I wish this was the north
pale, with nights ak months long.
Chascup-why7 iiardup-So that I
could tell my creditor. To "call again
tomorrow"
Witts-what makes you NO sure old
skinntnt has no skeleton In his family
closetr because II he had
he'd sold IL long ago skeletons are
worth anywhere from es up
"is u proper To wear gloves when
you attend q box party2" asked the
young man who prop 'sed 10 do socle-
~. Certainly" replied his friend
six ounces ia the proper weight"
Maude-Doesn't Ethel feel shocked
st tho news that the nobleman 70
whom she was engaged was Q swindi-
Ing adventurer? Jeannette-No; abe
says he was only . baronet, anyway.
Rinx--whst are you writing now9
scrib-i am collaborating with my
father ON . book Of poems Rink
didn't know that your father wrote
poems Scrib-he doesn't; he's pay.
Ing for their publication.
Mr.. Shnilo--what In thunder did
you 60 aud buy couple OF steamer
trunks for? We're only going 70 .
trip TO the mountains Mira Shailo-
Well, won't the ncighbors see them
when the expressman takes them
sway7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
THE WOMEN FOLKS.

"is her hear ON her slerveP" mo,
On her hat"
Girl students are taught % sew in
the free schools Of Germany.
There Is In Jerusalem n branch ~
the Young Women Christian ASsocia
,ion which numbers Abou; eighty
members.
Mrs. Armory Of New York ha,
started = school where sho and seven
servants train Mattresses The serv.
ants M trained are in great demand.
I IN said.
No man should ever steal q kiss
without making sure beforehand that
the girl knows what he IL going IL 10
sufficiently 30 that she may he all
ready 10 do her share,
when MIR, Higgins asked You "a
marry him, didn't you tell him that he
must ask your mother" II did, but
he said she'd refused him long before
he ever thought Of asking me"
~ 100 women who have attended
the medical college at Geneva, Swltz.
crland, and qualified n physicians,
nino Nave died, iss are known 10 he
In practice and twenty.eight have
given up their profession.
Irok-n Concordis Lowing, . Swed.
18Th lady, 10 working with much sue
cess for the realization ~ her plan,
The erection OF AN agricultural cpl.
"nv' for orphsns. where the children
can Obtain good and rationsl eduea.
tion both Tor the body AMI the mind.
llr'wesn eatrD and AZ. 900 have
air ady beeu collected, and II Is under
contemplation Ia buy an estate worth
spr'' t:0,V0
y" o. Austrian "nnt who L. rssOrting
IA y, IIals n A,nsrican rw,paprrs
,o lot II he known that b. aud his
tltlr can he had in marriage by girl
With the right kind ~ figure, will In
grirye Ia learn that IN, foreign title
ba' rrache | I'll. bargain coun ter A
book hsA been published showing .
large number ~ eligible cou ntS aud
dukes, and even princes, who are W
h. had At very low rates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

fH~lisr v~shsx vorhv 49,. a.. p....sa
wanted a coup,s AZ dsvs r~sa. hus M, a.
ready 70 10 w voeh sxn,u."
John Green, q Batcnck, Jack B.np.s-
~ and Georre (,iddons are L,,vn n. an.
Zig -Four. anil they arr the only s,.,,,,
who refuse 10 submit 10 Oh. rul, Of IN.
ctious oriinanoe They will ...L ,h,.
delightful shades II Oak creek AMI w.
a,.c, ON ,b. s,u.,,o, ~h,. ..,.,,,u to-,
from tina, rrman,ic stream
u. Gib-on, for violating IA. rnI,s ,i
the association. was dnwi As, and the.
money was r,~n, by th. rr,.y.nc. ,.m.
mitt.-. n. N. sp.pc,r .,,cl,i,i thu,
tue s~-oriA,ion was a failure and n.,.,ly
withdrew and went "a, xo,L u,d., ,,.,
A - Wv
dan, c.,. in. .,,,.,.
go,
Nh. b.r,.o,.r L,
,s,Il.,d. an. ,.,,,.., -,
wan INDUCING :, IN. ,n..,.,,.,. :, .....,
,f ,oL.r Ia, ,;.,,, -, -, -
mo,,
u,-
n'Ahc"e' tue e''Vst'r ~ old izrlTr, Ei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
In the soap

For ages the slang phrase or Ia
uivaIcnt, in the soup" has In on.
IN or another been in use among
Grrrnans. lie sta In the soup"
used u Indicate the situation Of q
n in misfortune by his own fault
!r has mate nice soup for hun
Z" is used "a indicit. u ludicrous ar
I culous poaition in which ON. 10
iced 10y himself lie must eat his
yn soup" With other expressions OF
~ kind, Is still in common usa
roughout Germany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14


Deputy Unitsd States Marshal Thomas
Tucker arrived In Santa " NJ = o'clock
last Friday night from Ration with u
special train carrying thirty. six deputy
mArshals. thirty II them armed. and
twelve Usi.sd stasss prisoners. The
prisoners were lodged In the United
states jail 81 the penitsntiAry for sAf.
keeping. Their names are ~ follows-
X p Bland. Fred. Hollowsll, W. n. Lar
kin. ID. r. Msdill. Geo. Ruuysn, Rlward
Brown. A. p. Roger, bruce Davis, Harry
Carr. Asssrs. Trip, Walters and Bath
ursl
The prisoners all reside 81 Ration.
The charges against them arc contsmp,
of court aud obstruct.ng the United
States mails. II viii probably bs ten
days before they have hearing. a. ,ha,
time will be required N secure the soces.
aary Witnesses. II may bs added tina,
the prisoners alphabetically dsny having
obs,rue,sd shs malls az done any other
act jus,ifying thsir arrest. They object
ed 10 working ior the railroad company
a. long % they aaaied Pullman coaches.
TIE soldisrs which vent up to Ration
aud Las Vegas arc still On the ground.
bu, the deputies, collected hon the
southern sad q the territory, came down
IN the city On the thr-s sections II the
No . passsassr train this morning. anil
went south 70 their various hamss an
hour latss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
pstl~e s'suTt

On last Saturday evening. July I,
victor Sanchez and Juan Amparano
rallei n ,h" r-siiauce ~ Conductor
H-ady " zee . young A-sicAn
woman named Della ChAves who.
with an aunt. was there visiting.
and assaulted the res.douce In such
a virulen, mann-r that Minis Chavss tnok
q shot ~ them. The two men w-rs ar.
r-sts,i. and =, their trial this morning he.
k#s Justice LGakhart sAnchrs was hnri
go Aisd costs. snd Amparapo discharged
DonAncian" Chavss, who d-f-ni.si Ssn-
chez. will appeal. The case was tri-d by
jury composed ~ James McCorriston.
Frank Tro,t-r. J. T. Johnston and ID. II.
BoAtrigh, Lawyer Johnston rvprsssnt-
ed tbs women
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
-rORr~ .Olrorv SL,.-yAsv
1se.e Weskesea, sst atasr. L~fs ssr
NahRF lNNnM

Osher r"was
The Flagstaff, A. I Sun of July . CON
'A'nS the following account III the boycott
at that town by the gamblers:
An "ri'nanc" was recently p"ss-d by
the town council placing license on all
gambling games, VI whatever nature. of
S4a quarter, and II went into effect on
Thursday
The sporting el-'nent 1t the sSyhgh,
city Objected To the pay ing II the license.
for reasons best known TO themselves,
and held u conciave, and u was Just at
this time declared 10 be the thing W boy
colt the b~n AID to discontinue oil
games.
For twenty-foar hour~ the men who
had money TO bet on the high carl were
compelled IN hold Il In their pockets Or
pass ~ over tue o@r' Ns possiois 'hA''
during tbs short boyo"''. there may have
be~n some suffering. II there wss' "
was ON the part Of the eoyeoesers-
Friday morning the musicians and chop
hoose walters threatened TO Join The boy-
colt, but II was not until night that the
musicians concluded 10 "iie up the town
The walters concluded ~ defer action un-
til the grub ran short.
Happily the arrival ct car LOAD o'
ho"' Saturday afternoon satisfied the
walters that II would be useless for them
TO join the boycott.
The boyco'isrs offered no violencs and
our one man police forcs was not robbed
Of his usual rect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

R.ss-eev wsss s.a psvc@s. ~sssh.ss
retaea t.sse veesersav.

sr W"99 - Etsc8es se0emee'
rssaea t.sse vesseesay.
Late yesterday sfs~ruoon, amer Tn,
CITIZEN had gone 10 press. Thomas Hub.
bvll. depu,y sheriff, served paper. ID
contempt upon Charles wswg, q we'll.
known engineer, aud p. n s,~k.,,,
fireman. citing them Ia appear befmv bis
honor, Judge Collier, at 10 oeiock this
m"rning. The officer had pspers u,ru
W, ~. Coalter, also a fireman, bu, they
w~r- M, served foe the reason thu, the
latter gentleman had our, the service II
the company beforr the strike.
The afkdsvns against the men arr ~,
mth 10y J. W. Walker. chief clerk IA III.
general superintendent 81 the roa,i. T. r.
's'-l. In his complain, against wagg.
Mr.. Walker says;
That on frrisy afternoon. July .. 1894.
an extra passenger train was made up IN
the yaris 81 Albuquerque. 10 be run
from AlbulucrIu. To- wingate. N NJ,
over the line II the Atlantic a Pacific
rhilroad. for IA. purpo~- az receiving
hoin. tr""pS ~ the governmen, ~ III.
Units,i States that WEIR, Ia IN. traps,sr,sJ
from wingat. on IL. lin. Of the Atlnp,i.
a Pacific, to AlLuau.rnue, and ,h.,
charles wsgg was regularly called 10
run tue engine tina, vas n b. attached.
aud haul said train from Albuquerque IN
wHgAte, and that the said Charles
wagg. not yet having aui, %, voluntarily
rrsignci the service of III. receivers, ~.
fus,Sl Ia obey said orders, aud REFUSED To
run ~ u,mrat. said locomotive. Tina,
,h-r-afirrwai,is. and IN Saturday, the
7tn day nf July. 1874. afiisn, had . talk
with the said wagg. aud ssk.d for an en-.
plantation II his refusal 10 run said loco.
motive. aud asked him. the said wasg,
IL h. hal voluntarily auit the service Of
ia. A.Id RECEIVERS In anrver to this IN,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
ssshaen's GARerleaes,

Il W. Dobso :, the young railroad at
torn-y. who wss At Denver In the block.
ul- and from there gent 10 Colorado
Npri ~ ~ visit relatives and friends,
has r'turned home and tells . narrowing
tale II hari1hips h experienced IN rra b.
~ Ration He was s-sn several times
this morning At bis ofic., hut each time
he avoided an interview a, the hands II
ha r-po ter. II 10 l.Arn.h. however.
that q, Colorado Springs hs ans.-r.d In
ga dspaty, r.seh.d Trinidad all satisfy,
hut his 'roublra l,.gan In doubl. doses al
RS,nn Here he me, Bobby bland. WIN
was In the las, territorisl Legislature, and
"hsrr he worH~i fai,hfilly " have laws
i'sss'-d suitable Ia labor organisations.
Bnbby = cagnissd Dphspn. and at one.
inaGgu stsd soms fun a, the .xp.nss ~
the young railnAh attorney lie found
III, that the attorney was deputy. ~ b.
collected several IL hm isithfuls tnv.th.r
ami To the gr.a, dinnAy ~ the attorney
,"ns bis gun away from him. AFTER eaus.
ing = merry laughter Ia twinkle up sni
d 'wn the faces II oil ar'und him. Thu
may be faess. hut as the attorney could
not he se-n ., the hour Of going Ia press.
the item " given on msre rcpor Al any
rate. Mr. Dobsou 10 81 hon. and glad 10
rot hack
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
tsestry peepie ssrese.,

A short time ago Nicolas Lucero and
AtalAno Garcia, who reside acr~s Tia.
river near the BArrlas bridge. c,n-,ruc,-
ei fence across the rad that i.a,is
south from the bridge on the other side.
thus compelling the people Of Pajari,o. in
order To reach Albuquerque. tn travel
several miles out Of their way For the
rast two or three days, S,eaogrApher
Owens has been taking testimony II u
number of the citizens of Psjari,o pr,.
testing against the outrage, and the .vl.
dence 10 h-ing submitted Ia the count,
comm fasteners, who are IL session at Tia.
court house, this afternrn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14
SAMPLES OF INGENUITY.

In Russia lady was saved from pre-
mature burial by means Of n micro
phone placed over her heart which
enabled q medical man TO detect .
faint beat, which had escaped the
ordinary tests
An inventor has brought out rock
ing chair actuated by electricity. The
sitter can ~ the same time receive
gentle currents by grasping metal
handles or by resting the bare feet
on metal pedals.
The electric light lends itself I'D.
mirably TO household decoration.
Among other curious ways In table
decoration In which jelly Ia iiiumin.
stsd by q light shining through the
mass from the center. When the dish.
at FIRST hidden by . silver cover and a
mas Of flowers, h suddenly uncov.
cred the effect 10 very striking.
what will prove . most useful In
dustrial development IL the applica-
ton Of electricity 10 the cleansing
and preservation Of boilers. The
method employed Ia the sending ri
currents periodically through the
shell Of the boiler. BY this means
the scale formed on the shsll aud
tubes Il disiutegrated and easily
removed.
A French physician has devised q
vibrating helmet for the cure OF
nervous headache. IL Il constructed
Of strips Of steel, put In vibration BY
q small electro motor. which makes
600 turns o minut-. The sensation.
which IL not unpleasant, produces
drowslness; the patient falls asleep
under its influence aud awakes Tree
from pain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-14

>w.lio~-d Hrr Desi iu.s.ni

rhr only case IN r'cor of - disoon
date wi low swallowing the rcma ms
t.rIl'ai hushan /, that 81 A;ts.
.,Di d"inkiny u glass OF wine In
,ct the ashes ~ Mausoi us hal been
ire for IN at purp,,.. The parties
,th,s remarkable transaction wer"
.p,h"r AMI sister AMI also HUSBAND
- W r.. Mau,olu> was king Of
ia. and reign.l about 30b years be-
tie the birth ~ Cnr,st After his
.a,h his remains were burnt and the
hes disposed Of M related.