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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Denver. Col May s.-The business
por,np Of tue ff,eenth annual conv-n-
tion of the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit
Association cam. to All emil this morning.
and shortly after noon the delegates and
visitors l-f, fnr Manitou, where they
will he entertained until tomorrow
,nnrninU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Bnilroua ('ptil-lau

Eau Claire, Wis May iO.--The report
reached here this afternoon u n rear enl
collision on the Chicago. NJ. Paul. Min
neapolis n Omaha road at Menomin..,
be,ween pass niger and n freight train,
The express messenger and mail clerk
were killed instantly. the fireman hal
his legs cut of and others are injured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Mother OF wa.a,.s,or uo.um.-,

Frrlericksburg. Va, May 9.--This
little city il already crowded with vis.
tors in advance IL the dedication ~ the
monument er-c,ed to the memory II the
mother of George Washington, and which
takes place to- morrow. President Clcve.
land. Vie. President Stevenson, Chief
Justice Fuller and the associate Justices
of the supreme court and several mem.
bers II the diplomatic corl's will arrive
to-morrow morning. The exercises take
place nj nuon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Teller IAikn

Washington. May 10 Senator Teller
'7sde - notable speech on Coxey to-day.
While no, attempting 30 excuse the acts
of lawlessness committed hy some, he
traced the moven -nt IA faulty l-gislatinn
which these men ARE seeking 10 repair.
II. Expressed great Hympa,hy with the
industriAIs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
One taisnri kIiira

Sacramento, May II This morning at
industrial army II four hundr,d mru
Hril,Tl an rast l,ound freight train Ani ran
i, several miles. when II was shr,rackrd
In u puarrrl Col Paisley. of the army
was killed Tn" army lr tunultuously
revengeml aud threatens officials with
lynching sympathy hcrahou,s ir for
the wrAlerp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Asrikern Ah OF.

Vienna, May a,-A mob of strikers al
the There's mine this morning attempted
H. stop work, and the gen d',rmes fired
and killei ten Of the strikers and wound
ed tw.lve. Troops were sent for.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Man Batting TIGER

New York. May 1.-THE Attemp, To
kill IA" famous 'Gan-eating tiger, Tip,
who has killed tire. keepers, was utterly
unsuccessful this morning, lie refused
10 ea, poisoned carrots No further at
society for prevention II cruelty TO AM.
mails has been consulted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Christ" 10 voice their wishes McGann
said the peti,ion would have To 20 Ia q
special committee. Coxey then tcok the
acnr AMI addrrsscd The committee for ten
minutes His replies Ia queries were un-
satisfactory aud rambling. The commit.
tee then went into executive session on
the Mc,in mn resolution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Heasraerd 20 Jasi

Pit,sburg. Pa May s.--At the hearing
IL the members II Galvin's army who
tried Ia steal baltimore aud Ohio trair, +,
Alderman REILLY. who presided. sentenced
them To twenty days imprisonment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
AaHaP Con yentisa.

New Orleans, May 1.-THE sugar c"n'
vention met nj noon with heavy repre-
sanitation. Mccall was elected president
lie is against denunciation of the Louis
lana s.nators 10 effect the defeat of the
Wilson hill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Postal TeIcxrapa L.inr.

Superintendent of Construction Baker,
of the new Postal Telegraph line from the
Atlantic to The Pacific. now being built
through New Mexicn, was here Monday.
His errand was 90 secure right " way
for the line over the MAXWELL grant This
WAS readily conceded by General Manager
NJ, =, Pelr, As the grant company always
encourages such enterprises.
This new line will I've owned and con-
trpll.d by the Bennett N Ackey syndicate,
owners of the cable line, and win doubt
less give the people lower rates for tele-
graphing 10y competing with the Western
Union for business.
The above 10 from the Ration Range.
Mr.. Baker states that he hsd no trouble
In securing the right.of-way through the
Max well Land company property. The
Postal workmen are pushing work In ,his
city. having sscurcd the right Of way
frum the city council, and expect to have
their line in operation by the fret of Au'
gust. +. 4, Nelson has Ia. contract Il
build out II the city north IN La JnniA aud
wrst Ia MohAve, Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Washington, ay II A motion for II
new ,ria! for "oSry was dIrl late ,hlr az
tcrnuun by Hudson. Pence and Hymau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
ipIsruszinz a AilI

Washington, May 1.-The house spent
the day IN discussing the naval aprr.
nrialInn hIll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Pt,shurg. May 9.-Twen,y three de
ser,ers from the Calvin army were
brugh, here this morning and Jailed for
attempting to steal u train. The charge
against them is truspAsaing. but probably
Inosv serinus charges will be made tn
Fiay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
Oflrrra AircIrh

Philadelphia, May II. TIA" general
federation "f w"man's cln5s to-day elect.
eel Mrs hrnr"ilu. at Chicago, precedent,
aud NrS. C"uI-r, nf California, trcarur-r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

der has now total membership of a..
OCO, divided amnng 527 lu,ges IN this
country. Canada and Mexico. The husi.
meas session will commence NJ Market
hall t,- ,-Innrr,w morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
nomb Explosion.

Algierp, May "a bomb .xpl.i-i last
nigh, in the hotel here, killing ami injur-
ing five.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Washington. May 2O.-Robcrt Bra,tan,
representative from Maryland, died here
this morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

Washington. May 10 --After transact
ing private business the house adjourned
gu, ~ respect To ia. memory III Congrrss-
man Brattan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
neal Ipsw asssssls.

Brooklyn, y, v. Nay Ii.-Ths Inter.
national supreme lodge of shs lndsp.nd-
sal ovdsr u Good rsapiass AAs issusd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

A lady at Tooleys, La WAS yery, sick
with bilious collie when NJ. {. hsier, .
prominent merchant of the town gave
ber bottle ~ ChAmbsrlAin's Collie. Chol'
era aud DiArrhoeA Rem~iy. He says sh-
was we'll In forty minutes AFTER taking the
drst dos. For sale by T. II. burgess a
Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12

when fsvers aud other epidemics arr
around. safety lies in fortiSing the sys-
tenn with Ayers sar~AparillA. A person
having thin and impure blood, is in the
most favorable condition to "ca,ch"
whatever disease may be floating In the
air. BE wise IN time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
MOTHER MARY!
Monument to the Memory Of The
Mother Of Washington.
Con, entiUn of Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engin' ers.
working Girls Club In Session az
Boston.
THE INDUSTRIAL ARMIES.

frdericksburg, Va. May 10 The ma.
tion does honor to-day tn the memory Of
the mother of the Father of his Country I"
In the presence of the chief magistrate uf
the country, surrounded by his constitu.
iional advisers, by the Justices II the su.
prrme court. 10y many senators and mem
berr ~ the ho' Sc ~ r,.pr-re entatives, aud
by patriotic men and women from many
states, and amid the booming of cannon
and patriotic cheers from hfty thousand
threats, the monument erectei Ia III.
memory of Mary, mother Of George Wash.
lngton, was Dedicated and unveiled to.
day. The little town was gorg-ously
decorated in honor Of the occasion, aud
nature smiled her benehiction upon th,
proceedings through an azure sky and
bright sunshine President Cleveland.
accompanied by Vic. President Stevenson.
Secretary IL State Gresham aud other
members II the cabinet, Chief Justice ful
ler aud the associate Justices of the SUI
prcme court and fully one-half of the
memt'errhip II the senat. and hour. ar.
rivel early this morning. The dedication
was preceded 10y a procession of com.
paui.S ~f military, municipal aWir,irr.
and visiting civilians, and which occupl,Sl
nearly an hour in passing given point
been reached Governor O'ferrAll dcliv.
cred an address of welcome ,o which Pres
ident Cleveland made n brief rrEpnns-
In accordance with the request of the
board Of lady managers the piesidcn, then
assumed the chair aud presided over the
subsequent proceedings. An Address III
behalf OF the defendants of the immortal
George WAS delivered by Lawrence Wash.
ington, son Of Augustine Washington, the
favoritc nephew II the tirst president, aud
who inherited Mount Vernon and sold i, Ia
the association which now owns IT, Az
the American flag which had vell-d the
monument WAS drawn aside disc losing the
shan 10 viaw. the Marine band frum Wash
ington rendered 1.-The Star Spangl.d ban.
der" and the spectators ch.errd for s-v.
eral minutes. The formal oration was de.
liverei by United States senator John W
| Daniels, and was one of the best eli RI oi
| that celebrated orator Al the cone ~ ,Iop
ot the formal proceedings the president,
vice president, and other disting uish.d
guests we're entertained Mt luncheon 10y
the ladics ~ fredericksburg in the house
in which Mary Washington lived during
the evolutionary war aud IN which she
disd on August IS, 1883.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-28
RETROSPECTIVE

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Forr-h : A~r-
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atmosphere
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VIVA Al n. saT,s seq. sur.sius ia,s .r,ry
Haf % nos@
10 have M sefns tfaxl- VIA . re-,z;.x --s
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n>cAu-e soue TREAD bal is = gscs os rAeEs>
under ne
20 mos tie bliss. 1o- org sinr- srr~ o,
sra-nz itzid zaaGs
p th-gWi1F a. then - ts-F pz~s srzazi sag-r
hanf-r-sas~s
1 -tsa ! .;gH couis s.- ta> "a ssAs res IA
fri<atsn@i cook.
n s~-r.n< xiaa; erscE-- - poz 80 psztry
looks
iri-v-e 'AlnsT= s-s-a 20 oHIeo sa' '--i
80 sp~I
Thar oac- rs-~ fruz - ts-tsinx s.aas Z
tr1pped inta ~ veil
"a love - 'ss,s -; Ore A<aia ts-V-i-
at alNars -oz-s
70 -or- 81 I~ns-p~se-zc- isT ron sSsias
burned th-ir thumbs
Z wf-h I -fzhr -rd bar - smile ~ o--~ 2
zsei 20 g.
N-seu b1r-in< Porfer sropp~; 81 - szt
-e1rrA@i ~ frozsers ihrozzA
81 u-st y al Z va that Z rsai; .sm .~-l
s7mpa-hs
VIA 1oTs no nor s-e s.' -ha' T r. 81 eavs
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Bsstln, ass has s>fi - z. % w Y,on 80
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-28
WELSH BIBLES.


The date - thu srSt Welsh Bible !
Ep~ciaily interesting IL was Published
= the year q the defeat Of the spanish
Armada n 49, and serves 70 ~
and u What poor provision the
Enxlt>h xux~ruz~nt made for the edit
atm # the Welsh n the reformed
iartrin@ Without possessing a
Eahl~ IN the v-rnaeulzr. Il was inpoSSi-
bse for thu Welsh clergy or laity 10 fol-
a@S the r-far=ed S~rvice- though this
tes~ct was partially reneziied a few
ge@- earlier By the translation inco
Welsh q the English prayer book for
. must he remembered that a. that
time noue Of the p-opI- Of the northern
Welsh dlpe~~<- and very few indeed IN
he soGth- spoke or understood a word
u English
This edition = - scarce that there !,
,uiy One copy. and that imperfect IN the
National library How little il was
rcd NAV b. gathered from the fact
hat It was not till 1sso. t~hirty-two years
tfrerwzrd. that a revised edition was
published After this tine other edi-
lions appear at intervals IF from ten 10
twenty years down to the year 1s07.
sna at somewhat shorter intervals
toSu 30 is. which i the date If the
ast calendar Welsh Bible in the cata-
0zue q the British muSeum--Quar-
terlv Review.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Arrxx CAxDLER the secretary OF
state Of Georgia. IS popularity known n
the Yfowboy Of Pigeon Rcoss
PsrL BorRsxT. recently made an
immortal. Il orIy shout forty years Of
,xe. ard one ~ the youngest member,
Of the academy
TEE three richest men In Prussia are
. manufacturer IN DormEnd- name not
given; Knapp and KO,hSchild ssFrank-
foxtcn-theNain-
Mas wATyE NAcV,ssE l. - youth
ful in appearance that the Rome cor
respondents recently spoke Of her a.
the ambassadors daughter
GLADSTONE n. the age Of e~izhty-f0ur
Is making an attempt 10 learn the
Basque language . dialect that has
long been . puzzle 20 philologists
Mas vu-oS sPposkL Of Mott City,
MINI. Il aid 70 Be one Of the mos;
beautiful women in the northwest she
vas the widow Of n German officer Be
fcre she married . millionaire lumber
man old enough 70 be her father.
JoHS L GRrrYrrHz. supreme cosr. 70
porter for Indiana. Il called the silver
touGued orator Of the Hnosier state.
He holds the same o,ice that Gen Har
rf-o1 resigned to 20 into the aeld n
the outbreak of the war Of the rebel
Hon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-28

over the elf They sxoOped down
very near the htsle group on the roc4s
and their broad wings made n whist
Ing and roaring sound which would
have frightened most boys thoroughly
But Archie. who was the olde-, Of the
four young adventurer. and their
natural leader. and who had announced
his intention Of going down the elf
for n Young eagle when the time
came did not seem TO b at all scared
The sword viii keep the old birds
of. he remarked IL i doesn't ,hey
will get the worst OF it,
Archie lag down on the edge of the
elf and looked over Yes. we are
Just exactly over the ledge where the
nest is" he said. as he rose 10 his feet
again The rope wants TO pass over
that smooth holIowed-out rock Tha,
VIII take me down Just right. aud the
shelf isn't % than forty Feet below
ia Just take a look. boys and see
q little eaglets moving around and
raising their wings, Just a. II they
we're going TO fy. Lucky they can't
fly. though IL they could. we should
] never catch one in the world
The other boys cautiously drew
themselves up TO the edge Of the elf
and looked over The face of rock be
meath them was about one hundred
and twenty feet high II was almost
perpendicular. but there were shelve.
and ereviees- here and there, who's.
thin layer Of soil gave q foothOld 20
few shrubs and dwarf trees
My. I should hate 10 20 dowr
there exclaimed Willie Hills. as b,
pushed himself carefully back from ID.
edge Of the eIif-
Pooh replied Archie s'It's... SAT
as sitting in church. IL you fellow
keep tight hold Of the rope and do q.
tell you Well. lets begin operations
The rope was first Hrmly tied viii
slip and sailor knots. then three .troa.
pieces were attached 70 the back AZ,
two Arms running thence to the ma
rope. about which they were CAREFUL
braided and wound with small cord
Then Archie seated himself il n
chair. and was firmly tied into IL by
piece of rope passing about hi. waisi
He tucked the flag in on one side q
his body N the meslszck on Ii
other The sword he held in his han
ready for Immediate use. Asa an,
preesution the loose end Of the roy
was tied around . tree.
Now. reznember.- saLd Archie
The csksr hs5s. That yoa are TODD ia.
. tell pes. II ysa sasslaRt y 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-28

The boys pulled Of their e.p- and
eheered with all their might The
shril tiger set Of some other hoys
down the street. and they still Others.
until there was perfect contagion Of
cheering all through Riverton. like the
growing Of cocks a; dawn
Let's do something thstIl b ps.ri-
otto suggested Archie Pond Oh.
I'll tell yoG. His face frightened and
his Eyes -hone, IS he put his arms over
n other bcys shoulierS and drew
them al into a listening circle You
know the eagles nest On Bryants
eliT7 Well I've kept watch of i-. and
the young biri> are Just getting ~
they sit on; On the edge - the shelf
and Zap their wings little. What do
you say Il re catch n % en- pat
him in . stout box and send him 70 the
director general & the worlds fair.
with a note reading something like
this Dear Sir Please accept a Fourth
of July Contribution 20 the world.
far. sent By Tour Rhode Island boys
Long nsv the American eagle wave
no. scream. Yours truly. Willie
Hills. Charlie Graham. Dick Pond.
Archie Pond Huu U0aii that s51nd
-ehq~
The boys broke from zach oth@rs
embrace and dance9 around like Wild
Indians
Glorious cried Willie Hills
"~>pl-ndii- cried charlie Graha-
Immense cried Dick Pond
Well. meet Dick and ne here o,
9 -H-hs ar-na-L 81 " -
And mind yoz don say a wo-t ah-9ut
the scheme . a~nvho-5v There. tus-
the rup~ We wsat upstairs h-r~ in Tn
Gle Williams barn. and there. a stau.
little basxe--chair without any x fo-
the fellow t. 1t % -hoso~> down tbe
elf FOR The eagle
At nftesu minutes past light that
morning. the four boys -.nle down the
back stai~ ot Tncle William Poud-.
harm. with the following article. in
their possession Ninety fee. OF ROPE.
a lezles$ willow armchair. a big
| United states sa- for d-zpinx
I pabiic halls a rusty old sword without
a ~eahhz-i- 1nt an empty ca1-a- neal
-acN The sn@z<et acruSS the garden
and the pasture. keeping th- barn b.
tween Themselves ami ~ hou-- Then
th~y cro~~@i -ae rad and took a path
through tn wo%i~ and ap the rocky
slnp- which euininate1 IN Brvanrs
elf-
4 don-t believe rhere are sv~ s~l-
lows "a town who know 1hoa. tia.
eagles nest. -4id Archie PozA
Nor !. either. rep led Willie Hills
Z shuuda't rave kzo~u Aaythizx
shout e q goa hzfnt toId ne
That wasa .pIe-dsa LEA q vuu-
- tax ~ 1Ax a5onz ard haz- j.
arra~s the sh~lt wsc-e 10 49,
cr.e1 Archie -Won-t IL box p6rtur~
--sa~ tAou<h ana patriotic ~ uaci-
cnaiS 8ulv 49, g. know - wozIdnt
~ra
NEzn IT, Nsv> r-ach~d th~ cilF-
ther aid the thi1-s which th~v had
brgagh. wlrh then azd took a xz.s
view e The Sarrpuzdin< euuntry -
Ezk- su1~ that no on va IN sxh.
0=ly ~ -alt@ sse~pi-~ % the two
wtIz<- churches cgul1 - <e~1 xtear
inx ar~r The t--~rnP@ there we're ~
hos-s IN to se atty an1 A. Il was
the <r-sr u~stioaaI hnli6Rv. 10 hAv
-a<-- r~-~ a. Errx u tn -~ztg-
h-n~z.a - rt1% q Eu@.s .h~ cnmS-
= a. ea~a- &1 Charl~szham Jus-
,hen th~ Fsrsn- e1-i~< c1z~ wheeling
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-28

A gentleman registered At a Suffer
street clearinghouse one day recently
ander the name of Emory We're de We're
He had not been there three hours be-
fore a trusted porter had tested the
weight of his luggage. and the land
Lady had demanded his rent in advance
The astonished and indignant man de-
m@nded the reason for this distrust,
and the lzndlady frankly told him that
his name was too high-sounding to in
spire trust
Good heavens. madame he said.
lit is the name use in my correspond
enee- Ny true name Is Perkins See
nv letters7-
And then the lzndlady smiled and
said: MY dear sir a. a Perkins you are
welcome to this house and trusted: but
anything that smaeks of the British
tourist short on his remittances can no,
get an attie-room here--San Francisco
| News Letter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-06-28

A. IL bo-s o, Rire--ou were out IN
tr-e Fer The next twenty hours
there Toald Be a premium on noise
Think % that. from = koys standpoint,
luuid th-re = 4 much better spb-,i-
tate to- PSraai-eT
Archie and Dick Pond. Charlie era
hal ant While Hills we're az The szn=
tine the h1pP.est and the noisiez,
boys IN town FOR they had the forty
pound brzss cannon which belonged
% Uncle William Ponds disnantled
Taeht This venerable piece Of artil-
l-ry was not oue % the modern hrsech-
loa1ing yacht eaunons. but a rather
clumsy. old-fzshioned muzz~le-loaier.
which had seen aetual service IN the
great oyster var Il was more than
af,E years old and was one of the
Hnt brass n made for an
American yaehr But il was the
largest mo IN Riverton. and for
Fourth Of July purposes wa. the envy
% ever boy within FIVE miles
Wasn't that \ scresrer. exclaimed
Archie Pond. delizhtedly, a. the las,
reverhsrztion Of old ''Brz~ Betty
a. they called her. died away on ih.
startled air.
oh. wasn't liz cried the other boys
And did you see how far she kickeS
baek-more than three feet
1t WAS the waddinz tina did il,
said Willie Hills Let's pu, / n . Who'll,
Gazette next time. and ram i, dowr
FOR keep
Yes and veil touch her OF undei
Principal MaSo1's window. He can
ssy anything, seeing it's Fourth o
July; and should Just ike to max
hin jump once
30 the boys went on their patriot
and impartial rounds. never tocchin;
OF Brass Betty In the same spo
twice. but giving every person whom
they didn't particularly ike q FIRE
thrill OF enthusiasm At the return Q
another s~nniverSary of Independence
By the time the sun came up the las
grain Of their ter pounds OF powde
va gone
VIA. let's do the rest Of the tay7
ASKED Charlie Graham as the boy
were about 70 separate ~ Uncle wi
liam Ponds barn and 20 home I
breakfast
L~ts do something real patriotic
exclaimed While Hilla That's Il
way ] feel to-day. I want 20 fu.
~hoop u mp for the old stars an
stripes. ker1s wsy. Hoorxy for Il
I'd. vsiss sad base. Tk=-s sAsss.-
~ess-twe~