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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
Go,nE 60 the bseie

New York, March l3-wnlt.r Will.
man. the w.l-kuown Washington jour.
nslirt, who leaves her" tosnnrruw with
the determination ~ discovering the
north pal. nr p-rishng IN the attempt,
reached III. city to-day. He IL aer"m-
panied 10y his aHsnt iatrs, Prof owen -
French. Thomas Is. Mohun and Charles
4. Duig- III. professor will h. infer.
mAlly entertained at the r"ms II the
New York PresS club Tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
lkelalls of The a,nnr

Washington. March i3.--Mr. Logan's
Opposition WAS finally admitted ar rvi.
d"nce, She said she attended young
woman in 1854 before the birth II h-,
first child and believed il was Mrs Poi.
l"ri. Amer Mr.. Logan'- ,.atimony n ~.
cess was taken AMI on the re.oI,-ning Of
court various Dispositions were made and
tn" session " still in prugrcss At 3 o'clock
tn" proceedings w.r- monotnnous and
nothing special in the way II ,rstimon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
Qutek ssn.u ~ nc len.

On Feb 20, 1884, IsaAc Lincoln, accom-
panied by his wife and DIR. W. X. Mac.
Cracker. arrived In the city from ChicA-
M and Registered At the San Felipe. the
former being quite III from consumption.
The party r-mAines, at III" hotel for four
days and then removed over 30 Casa de
Orr. and now The CIriEss IL called upon
Ia chronicle the death Of Mr.. Lincoln.
which occurred NJ 8 o'clock this morning.
DIR. MacCracken left Tor Chicago . few
days ago, but the faithful wife remain. d
aud smoothej the fev-rish brow ~ her
husband until sis eyes closed upon the
scenes Of this life, Mn, Lincoln informs
TnK CITIZEN that her husband was never
sick day in his life until Oct. 10, 1898.
when he was confined 10 his bed with
chr'nic pneumoniA, and from that
that illness quick consump'
ton set in. which finally resulted In
his death ~ mentioned above lie
was one Of the leading expert engineers
Of Chicago. and was ~ years old last Au-
gust. His father and mother reside In
~. Paul, MINI, and besides them he
laaves = wife and a daughter. 10 years
old. with hos, Of relatives and fr,eud'
back east, Ia mourn his death Mr.. and
Mrs.. X. y. Hall aud the manager Of Cas-
de ORC rendered all In their power for Oh,
comsort 81 the deceasssl The body II he
ing embalned to-day by Mr.. Aoutfort
aud will he shipped to-morrow morning
To Chicago, inpanied by the hsrrave'
| wife
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

Peoria. Ill. March IS Representatives
81 every trad" union ~ TIA" stat" having =
distinctive label were gathered M Trades
Assembly hall this morning when the urs,
annual convention Of TIA" Illinois stat"
Label League was called To- order. III"
object uf III" convention IL tudrNI-" means
for making ia" ~" Il the l.uin labels
more general, and alsr go TAX" rtcps IN
IA" direction IL prosecuting thc u-"rs IT
c"untrrfri,- II labels that have been reg
Irtrrrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

Pt,sh"..., Pa. March rs Tho drr,
state conference II ia" new liz: ."nal par.
" Opened Al Lafayette hall to-day To-
morrow, at = national convention. the new
party will b- formally launched an TIA
uonal affair. The platform IL the party
il OFFS radical character. following clnrr-
ly sher that 81 the l"npuli-ts, hu, keeping
prohibition prominently Ia front. /, in
practically prohibition party with rad.
zeal tendencies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

New Orleans, March IL News ~ the
latest revolution in Costa Rica WAS re-
cciv-d by steamer to-day Civil war IL
expected II lglrsir. leader 81 the civil
party. Ia .lrctsl in April for president.
TIL. trouble IL partly over IN. Religious
question. During the recent outbreak
every one supposed Ia symIathi,r with
the church had their weapons taken
away,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
a misiIsa krlesas.

A friend "a need IL friend indsed, and
not lees than ons million people have
found Just such friend in DR.. Kings
New Discover. Tor Consump tion, Coughs
and Code. ityou have never used th
Great Cough Msdicin.. ons trial will con.
vince you that u han wonderful curative
pow0rs IN all diseases of Throat. CHEST
and Lungs. Each bottle 10 guaranteed
70 40 ell that ~ claimed OF money will bs
refunded. Trial bottles fsss ut DE-. Thea
u. bs,ss". a son's' LArss nosslss 800.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
MrihaaI.t conference.

Harrisburg, Pa, March ~ bishop
John r. Hurst. 81 Washington. arrived
here to-day in advance of the ol"ning "n
Thurrd y 81 the Central Pennsylvania
conference IL the Mrthuallst Episcopal
church. and over which b" will preside
over one hundrd delegates have also put
in AN appearance The convention will
last one week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
Dsm,n,s. E,e~,Iea fraud Trial.

Winnipeg. Manitoba. Marrh IL - The
spring assis-s oIen-'i hsrr to-day with
Justice balm prrsi,i,ng. The principal
csss TN the docket is that of Charles Cham
berlain. who il ch.rge,l with perjury and
Improvisation In connection with the last
dominion election. AMI wh"r.' preliminary
will b. defended by Queens Counsel Ha'
gel. AMI vigorous tight will be made,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
Ssssar Girls.

Poughkeepsir, ~ y, March IA
n-nsA,iou was created ~ IasSar collrg"
by the fact that Mr.. Ballingtnn l'nnth,
leader IL the salvation Army IL thr
United States. iniue,sI fifteen students Ia
Join the league. All arr young ladies,
and members 81 Ar1ut"crAtic families An,l
their parents arr bitterly wrought up
over the affair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
sraserai se~isty.

Chicago. March i3,-The grand coun.
Ell for Illinois Of the Order Of the Royal
ArcAnum a""r'nhi-i herr to-day with n
larg. attendance Of delegates, n.arl,
every town in the state being represent.
eel. The reports II the officers ahowe,l
that til" order in In furnishing condi.
ton. and that the mortality fur the las,
year las been below the average.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

~ Louis, March is,--kx.Mayor Brit
ton, Of this city, now In New York. was
ARRESTED In the depot. charged with sIn.
b-zslement ~ the funds II the First Ma
iionAl bank II Vernon, TeKas,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
~ NAV ausaoe

Grand junction, Col March i3.-MAl.
colin white, n young man. became sud
denly insane aud e.cAp,-i from home In
the streets entirely nude, this morning
II. plunged through u plat. window =,
his residence and came out In III. sam.
manner. and repeated this act again b-.
fore he was captured. f.srfully Gu, by
glass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
sev-a The..asa werI m~u ssrsL.

New York, March ~ Nearly 1000
pers'ns arr now On strike in Paterson,
n. J. The hax workers have joinei the
silk weav.rs In their demand for higher
wages Almos, all the employees 81 the
Harbour hax spinning company wen, out
The streets were crowded. last night with
strikers The police diSIerv-i every
crowd that gathered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

Montreal. March i3.-Lasding mem.
bs~ of the order here deny the rcpor,
that Canadian knights will secede. owing
Ia dissatisfaction with Grand Master
Sovereign.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
aTeeklv Citizen
v.,..s.s psreh,e., q. . Dcss nsss
reeket.


rial estate, would I've the dulles, and last
interesting, bu, the cour, tina, 70 sitting In
New Mexico and Arizona 10 determine
the validity and exten, ~ the spanisll
Sr.n,a up-sIths herr and there un.S Iect.
ed b,,s ~ romsnc. from the olden time
There In a curious bit ~ history connected
with the case of III Ri,o grant, In Valen-
ella cyun,y. = case that has been bcforv
Oh. court for . long time and IL difficult Ia
settle becsuse Of the singular disappear
snce u . piece q. parchment more than
forty years ago.
In 1850. or ther'abouts. shortly an.r
ths acquisition IL New Mexico. there came
" santa y. young man 10y ia" name II
skinner, bright, energetic fellow having
scme knowieslg- II Law and keen eye
for busiu.sr chances Where he came
from noliy now remembers " anybody
ever knew lie was one 81 the many All.
venturous young men who were attracted
" the west by the opportunities for MAX
ing money In . new country. and whose
an,.ce,isn,s concerned nob"iy.
skinner had not been here long heEtr
he discovered that the eas,eS, way ~ ne
auirr wealth was M, by mining or trading
hut by putting hr legal knowlelge and
shrewdncsa al IA. s-~vic. IL the native
land. owners, who held the big grants and
and wanted Ia get their ,I,lrs confirmed.
The young man travelled sbou, the terri.
tory working up his rchcme. and made
contracts with many Mexicans Ia secure
combinations nf their grants for half the
land Land was ne, very valuable AT
that tune, grantees felt uncertain ~ their
ability Ia hold their property wi,h"u, con
frmation ~ title by the United States,
and they wer easily persuaded Ia sign
skinner contingent, contracts because
skinner assumed all the rSpens" uf liuga.
ton and they w.rr not called upon Ia fur
nish any money II seemed Ia them
cheaper Ia give ny imm"ur" tracts II land
d, only for rang. than Ia pay even n
moderate. price in cash,
In 1882 skinner went tn Valencia coun
" and persuaded Dun Joaquin Pine to L.,
q, =, . ,,,,ar.,;, -,
~. y, Dr. ,,r.r, - AN NM .cr.. anal
Dun joaquin signed contract to give
Skinner one third IL the land should he
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
N,RelaAe

Guthrie. o. T.. March is.-A cyclone In
Cherokee Strip. north Of saltwater. de.
s,royed d"sen HOUSES and injured many
people fatally,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

What rcparstion was possible ny giving
skinner deceu, burial.
Unfortunately for Joaquin Pine and his
heirs, nobody though, IN 81 ,hrough the
dead mans jackets, and the " Ritz
grant anil Pino's con,r~c, we~ buris~i
with skinner. and by the tim. easy going
Don Joaquin be,hough, him II tina, bi, 81
parchment everybody had forgotten
vher,, skinner was buried
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
Telephone lame.

Tn. New Mexico Telephnn. company
will begin work erecting IsrS toward
Cerrillos from Cochiti Tomorrow. A car
load Of poles will arrive here to-morrow
and work will be commenced from this
end Monday the lin. will be up aud In
operation in fron ten to fft.en days.
when this is completed II Ii eIp-c,-.i the
c.mpany will build IN santa " and also
via nnl"res, Golden aud sAn Pe.irp Ia Al
buqueriue, Considerable stock has been
subseribed In Cerillos, and this will III
made q central poin, for the WHOM =, stem
W. arr waking Hp AMI taking advAntAg.
II our opportunities and canno, h-lp be-
ing permanently benefited by this move,
-cerrillos Bustler.
II u learned that W. A walker. who
was In the deadlock city democratic can.
vention of several years ago, IL out A. a
candidate kr the nomination IL city clerk
before the democratic convention. Walk.
or woah be hard man Tor any r-pub.
licAn 10 defeat. and Ia therefore Ip nice q
gentleman " have hn name linkad With
The deA0eFatie IAFty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
Drsersias sraA.e.

We desire TO say TO our oitissns that
For years We have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Coosunption,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklsn's Ar.
uica SAlvs ssd Electric Blttsra and have
never hspdlsd remedies that ssll 10 veil,
OF that have gwen such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate 70 guassn:.
Tee them every time. and W stand
ready 60 refund the purchase prsoe, u
satlsi .ososy results DO pos foliow their
uss. These remedies have son their
great popularity persly on their inertia
II. "a. burasss saa Son, draa9ssts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

The epnblicsnS ~ this city me, y,
Knights II Py,biss hall last saturday
evening AMI organized rousing rrpubh-
can club The meeting was organized by
calling u. \. Rodey 10 the chair. speeches
were made by number II enthusiastic
republicans and party success predicted
At III. April election. A club Was organ
lied with r A finical, As president, and
Chas Whiting aecre,Ary. An executive
IL Ave was selected. with JAmss Laurie
s chsirthani membeTr--tirrt wa,i, J. n.
Lnthy, second wari, II Brrkmeir |,
third warl, J \. Horton fourth ward
Chas y Hunt Tn. club received over
siNty signatures n, the meeting The exc
cu,iye committee will hold n meeting this
evening At Prrrhleu, finioal's office, and
another meeting II the club will lie held
Ia morrow evening nj the Knights of Ply
thias hall, and every republican In the
city In urged 10 lie pr~sen,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
Isd,-,.d for Throwing OLA rramp

North T. nj. Ok March l3 tnnduc.
tor J" Rrld hAs been indicted 10y u
hinghShrr jury iur murlrr ~ lh" lii-, de.
gr~. for throwing a tramp named Nor.
r"w from train a, the station II bower
causing his death Last week prnmi.
u"n, man from kinghshrr was "Jrct-i
from th. train l~,Ausc hr dd not have n
uckr, and hal l"tt hs pocket h",k a,
home, and n II charged that Rrid'r pros.
rc',ion II spi,"wurk, and Was brought
about hy perjury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

the NouaK O~.p-rsae 49, at s.a-, Uad~r
Arrest


fanm rue~,iay DAILY
jesse Evans. son orc ". Evans. who
owns n ranch In the Chilli neighborhoui
was ari~Hi,-i yesterday afternoon by J.
W Walker. Juan Se,lilln aud Anionio
ChaveS, y, Judg" l. : Trnnble's ranch.
near Tijcraz. while un his way Ia his
fathers ranch, for the larceny IL stock.
Evans b'ing indicted 10y the Brrnalillo
county grand jury several years Ago but
always .luded capture until now The
prisoner WAS brought Ia the city late IN
the afternoon, and confined IN the county
Jail over III old town.
The p-opl- IL Albuquerque know the
Evans gang pretty well, for Jesse. while
kid. WAS the head of gang II young
horse thieves that infested this section
six or seven years ago, and when the
people made II warm for them jesse and
his desperate pale Il young thieves
skipped out, Jrrs-, II WAS reported at
the time. going To Texas.
Mr.. Walker. who was instrumental in
the capture 81 Evans, informs TuE CirI.
IEN that h- In the accused murderer IL
McSsrr. Noglr aud Milliron. who were
murlrred in Cara county. Texas. In Ds,.
ccmher. 1888, hut whose babies were nut
discovered until the June following. when
they were found hur,-d in swamp. Mr..
Walker states that the murdered men
were out hunting. when Evans cGme rid
ing along aud one evening. while in
camp, anjuyed their hospitality. killing
both. Evans immediately left, anil al
though = diligent search was made
for the missing men. their indi-a
were only discovered by chance
and that 81. months afterwards. Mr..
Walker is confident that Evans Ia the
murderer. for his description ,allies pre-
c,sely with that In the possession II the
officsrs 81 Garza county, Texas, and 10
make his suspicious more correct. he has
been associated with Evans more or less
for some time, ss holding u position At
the Antelope spr,ngs Cattle ranch. which
In cloee tn the Evans ranch Mr. Walker
also states that he Is Of the opinion that
jesse suspected him Of being TN his trail.
for ou last Sunday while he was a,
the Evans ranch. he found q note lefs by
Jesse telling him IN keep away from
there, Aher leaving the note Evans and
his father rude into this city, aud Mr..
Walker. fearing that Jesse would leave
the country. came on IN the city himself
and on yesterday was commissioned de-
putty sheriff Hnd followed Jesse. Arr-s,ing
the latter on the old indictments found by
the grand jury Of this county This
morning Mr.. Walker called On Evans a,
the county jail md asked him for his pho
tograph. bu, Jesse refused, AFTER inform.
ing Walker tina, he would kill him when
he ~, free from the clutches Of the law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17
nae, ro-,~a-,-r- TO h~ Namra

Washington, MA,rh lJ.-Thr rnmmis
s,unr II III presidential I'u.,urartrrs will
expire during this month anh Alrrut 10
more will expire III April Exactly aga
ended during the laSt three mun,hs ~
follows IEcrmhrr az, January Jjl aud
February l7h. az thrr" 27i ur Bn have
not yet been ac,rd On, although practi.
cAllS all have l.rn taken undcr consider.
alton 10y th" I-StmNs,rr general In
twenty CASES whrr' commissions ~.
pr'd III December aud forty IA January
"n recommendations for hlhug ia" NAcan.
cirs have been sent 1" the utrriirut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

Wsn,sd-To sud homo Tor . boy. IL
yeass old. Inquire q J q. bAidrsdss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

This morning At 30 o'clock. the follow.
Ing oorouer's jury. smpanslled yesterday
Afternoon lillian Fraser, A, II Meyers,
Thee. thinner. y. Prank, Mike MAuro
and ". N. hscbsth--convencd ~ the u.
doe a Justics Sarks on ives. RAilOAd
sysaas 70 investLgAts The killing,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

his recent trial and conviction. in which
N II underrtupl tina, b. claims tina, his
rrcs-u, plight IL largely due ,n ~"
installations II certain enemies vhu fnr
ten years have h,-n trying Ia dawn him
Gr rasuuH disconnected With I-,litirs.
AMI that tiles" people N turn wrrr nbr'l
10y some II MckAur's supln-'-l Inl,tical
friends aud associates who had then
own reasons for desiring him out II the
way tn" s,a,"mcm, II IL SAID, alsn
points a. certain mrn very rlrsc tu the
helm Il TAmmany hall ~ being r,.pI-pu.
sll,lr IN u large drgi,'' for the weaving of
the well tha, resulted IN MckAnr'- arrest
aud conviction. THIS statement II nov
IN IA. hands IT one uf MckaurS mns, ~.
uma'" aud eth loyal fri"udr. and who,
with two others, will decide concerning
the policy II making liz contents public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

DR. wnrlow was one NJ the witnessed
and h" t"siih,-l ct his connection with th'
rAn", "" s,a,,si tina, hims-lf, hrs. HAS
ter AMI wrdh held 4 post murtem exam
ina'i"u on the b.ly yesterday af,"rn",n
AMI Uncovered ,ha, ~. bullc, hail rirurk
the right mpplr. thence n rib, glnnr'1|
downward in,o AMI through the liver
Lodging IN the cavity II the Lsiy lIi-
death resulted from continual inspl,
hrmorrhag"s. AMI ,hs, nn operation could
.Iave ravri him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-17

The funeral II Celrs,ino PAslurnille,
who WAS shot aud killed 10y Miguel Mo-
r-lli. took place IL, ia. new town Cath.
ole church this Ahcrn"nu at . o'clock
and WAS largely attended by his Italian
friends. The Columbus Italian Benevo.
lent society attended in b"dy.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
CITY NEWS IN sRIEp.

Rev. w. J. Bermingham was presented
with fine rew desk by the Reilly Lyceum
yesterday.
"A cottage prayer-meetiug win be held
this evening at the residence OF n. l. Janney,
under the leadership OF e. w. Quigley.
The restaurant is now open at the Clayton
House. Meals served atany time during day
OF evening.
Rev. II. ID. Epeakman and Colonel r. M
Floyd have gone 20 Sussex county to-day 10
assist bishop Coleman In the re ipsnlng ex
ercises Of the church at DAgsboro, another
pre-Revolutionary place Of worship.
George Luton, 62 years old, who was
struck BY a train above Gordon Heights
while driving powder wagon down one OF
the DUPONT private lanes, Is reported TO be in
4 precarious condition In Chester
Springer, the halter, Fourth and shipley
streets.
"A company Of the Boys Brigade Will be
organized Saturday evening In the West End
Reading Room, Fourteenth and DUPONT
streets.
While playing at Third and Madison
streets yesterday afternoon, Walter johnson,
a boy residing ht No. 230 Madison street. fell
and cut himself badly on n broken b. tile.
The officers Of Eden Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
will be installed this eveninglby the deputy
grand master.
Money to loan at Davldow & Co.'s.
Mrs Lathers, OF No. 3l6 East Eleventh
street, fell while carrying her child down
stairs late on Tuesday afternoon and She was
"
and IL died soon afterward.
Gilbert Presby terian Church. Thirteenth
and French streets, WAS the scene Of an in
teresting congregational meeting last night.
six horses fell and were injured within
tNenty-four hours IN the business portion OF
/ the city. Five fell at Fourth and King
Streets and one belonging to Bennett hutter,
/ fell at Front and Orange streets and had 70
/ be killed.
To-day the Wilmington g. Northern
Railroad Company gave its last excursion Of
the season 10 Reading IL was well patron
/ lied from the fact that the Reading
Fair was at its best
The transfer Of property. corner OF
Franklin and Oak streets, from Mary
Boulden to Asa l.. Mosher WAS recorded this
morning.
The Clayton House is family hotel.
Every -ffort IS made by the management to
make it home-like and attractive to those
who live there.
The officers of Hope Lodge, No. q, !. o. o.
/ f., were installed last night.
For the first time in many days the
/ Delaware railroad train north. reaching this
/ city at ll.l7, was on time to-day.
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle
Grand Lodge convention will be held To-
/ night.
Judge Leonard K. Wales has returned
/ from Philadelphia where he has been sitting
In the United States Ci cult count of Ap-
peals.
u S. Marshal Lannan and Levy Court
i Commissioner John J. Mealey are attending
| the Mt Holly Fair to-day