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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-12
eeRMANY,s NEW CHANCELLOR.

NE IL Almost as Old as Bismarck Was
when That Great Statesman Resigned.
Prince Clodwig "a Hohenlohe-
Schillingsfurst, the new German chan
oellor, who succeeds General Won Ca
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-12

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college. Better secure them while
they can be had G the
FAVORABLE TERMS
now offered, and you will then have
them when you need them
and have q better selection
also than you will have later on, as
well as the advantage of the present
Low PRICES.
If you have been renting Q
house in the city, stop q moment
and think how much you have
paid out in rent, and if you have
been renting long you will soon
figure out that you have paid out
enough for rent to build as good
or q better house than you are rent
ing, and still you have no home of
your own. Why not put this
money into a
HOUSE OF YOUR OWN,
in which you will feel a natural
pride, and have a permanent and
pleasant home for yourself and
family in your declining years. A
little energy on your part will do
it. Start at once by
BUYING A LOT.
If you are renting a farm figure
a moment what you are paying out
annually for rent and how soon
this rental would buy a farm here.
What you pay out in rent in two
or three years in Iowa or Illinois
would buy equally as good a farm
in South Dakota. Stop renting
and come out and buy a farm OF
your own and feel the independ-
ence Of
OWNING A o M
Don't delay this until next year, as
very much advanced prices for
tSouth Dakota real estate, which is
sure to come, will soon prevent you
from buying, and your opportuni-
ty of a lifetime will be gone.
But many will say, Il have not
sufficient money on hand with
which to buy even a lot Sup
pose you have not and there are
many of this Glasgow al pay a
small amount down, and we will
give you all the time. you need on
the balance. You can pay a fixed
amount each month, or make pay
ments any other way to suit your
convenience, saving a little for the
purpose from your other expendi-
lures, and before you know it your
lot is ~r. 81.
PAID FOR
/, and you have not missed the mon
, ey the amount of each payment
being SO small. Had you not saved
and expended these small amounts
= in this way, the chances are that
| this same money would have been
expended in some trivial way and
, you would have nothing to show
for it. Surely there is no
II a. SAVINGS BANK
t equal to q piece of real estate, and
2 especially if that real estate il
: sometime to be your Home.
1t will surprise you when YOU
leok over our list, to see how
f LITTLE READY MONEY
i it will take to secure a fine resi-
dence or business lot In this city
or a beautiful farm in this county
It We own and control nearly all thu
real estate which we handle, henc'
can give exceptionally low prices
f and easy terms Of payment. !
you only have a few dollars Il
spare now, come in Or write US, ant
b we will fit you out with good lot
or more than one If you want, ant
d arrange payments satisfactorily I,
you. III you have only q few hun
!. dred dollars to spare, and want
: farm, come and see us, Of write
., and we feel positivewe can arrang
9, a deal to your satisfaction.
Madison, with her college, excel
lent public schools, churches, Chan
tauqua assembly, and other liter
Z AIRY and social advantages, has
u wide reputation for being q
q CITY OF HOMES;
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-12

Dell Rapids enjoyed the usual blow
out Thursday evening IN honor or the
great republican victory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-12

There are /, COG, 900 miles of telegraph
In the world, and of these America has
$40, 900 and Europe only $50. 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-12

ID. Prices creazn Baking Powder
Worlds FaIr Iilsiest Award.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
As CRUCES.
A Few Pol teal Pointers From
the Mesills Valley.
pIso HAS TURNED DEMOCRAT.


Las CHucEs. N. NJ, Aug. II.
EDITOR e tis-n
The democratic territorial convention.
sh,ch will NEE, In this cit, soon. will IN
attended by 1870 delegates, anil all iniics-
tons poiu, ~ an exceedingly interesting
sessiun II In doubtful whether the con
ven,ion will reuomiuste Anthony Joseph,
sho has been eur delegate for the las,
Ugh, years. TIL. exciting part u the
convention will I've In sndorsing Cl-ve-
lands Standardization. and the demand
Tor free silver will I've brought up lntsr.
views with delegates indicste tina, the
convention will either endorse the admin.
stration without reserve Or tina, II will
gnore the subject entirely.
Indications for the nomination 81 = del
rgs,r arr s,'ongly in favor ~ Judg.
Waldo. Duna Ana county democrats
aay " We hAv. no one from our county Ia
make the race. We should at least have
the say Il one. This county 10 for
Wsldo Joseph will he present. but hopes
,rr that he will not be = candidate, and
throw his puppor, for Waldo,
democracy IN DunA Ans county IL no,
~ harmony. although they promise n
sure victory and the election Of the en-
tire ticket. Judge Pail will no, he In
poli,ca for this campaign but will lie q
silent dictator and legal adviser, and
when he fight IL over, II won. he will bs
the great hero of the democratic victory
Mig preparations are being made Ia wei
come the delegates. There will be ,5Ot
people in the city Ia attend the conv-n-
ton Free trade and Wilson's tariff bil
will he endorsed and approved. A great
excitement Is exloctssi by the citizens
Jun. A. Hunt, representing THR DAN,
CirEKs. ia in the city, and your repre-
sentative wishes him succens. Every
business man in Las Cruces should cub
scribe for TuK CtrlEKs. II in the onl,
true republican paper in the territory
and has all the Associate Press dispatch
~. and has news from every county II
the territory. Tx CirizES Ia the paper
A grand ball was given las, night II
honor II Mr.. aud Mrs. Phoebus Preuden
thai, who has returned from New York
where he Was married.
Our efficient sheriff. Martin Lehman
wife and child. have gone 10 enjoy tn,
sea breeze and bathing ., fernando beach
California.
Judge Pinto Pine. once . rank repab
l,can. is now q member Of the democrati
party His many northern friends ar
surprised IA ere him As such. He Ia sdi
tor Of The Democrat, = spanish paper
and advocates the democratic cause .
true and just,
| STANDARD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

made dash fct liberty Wednesday Will"
working the rad In charge 81 an uncom-
missi'rs"'l ofAcrv. They No. ,r.-l.hu, two
~ern '"p,u'rl ~ 'l'.,,in ~ " by
Lieutenant L.wi- s,Ab ' 4, "o, b.
eat 4 Mitchell aud all pI.c,sl ~ he
"a, u e." ~ the fort last night.
\ lu-l B." " d-s,h with screw. driver
uv-rH w"n," hand. rrurr-l In the
fsmous "d",r" 80 Coal avenue Friday
evening. The prIncipslr r'I John Giraffe
and Jim Nolsnd.and firnn III" spp ,rsnc-
~ the formers face the battle N ,.st have
been long and blcoiy. TIL. woman In
the Ease acted 40 rrfrrrc anil luv,ngly en-.
tended her hand Ia the winner aud her
foot Ia the much damaged nre-r, md the
question now arises which hal the laugh
On the other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
a.. n LAND sOs MT,
rhe Canada de- Lss Aiames Grant ma
tertaily eat Dews.

rhe Canada de- Lss Aiames Gras, ma.
tertaiiy eat bswa,
In the United States court ~ private
land claims the Canada de Los Alamos
grant, In Beruslillo county, a claim for
some 20 600 acres in which separate suits
had been iled by ChAs W. Lewis, J. W.
Akers and n. b. otero, was to-day con-
frmed for one square league
In the matter of the Atrisco grant,
which has been on trial for three days,
United States Attorney Reynolds conclud-
ed his argument this forenoon anil was
followed by Judge Warren for the claim
ants.
Before the case In submitted argument
10 to he had on the motion fled by =. W.
Clancy for a rehearing Of the Antoaio ss
dilio grant and also motion Ia reopen
tho Montana grant In BernAlillo county
and give the claimants thereof more land.
II sppeErr that lying between the Mon
tano and se,iillo grants 10 = strip Of come
$4,000 acres, 10 about $4,000 u which
both these grants lay claim while the
other 5000 acres 10 claimed by the Atris-
CO people az . part Of their grant. Thus
II stands a. . three eornered contest be-
tween private parties with the govern
m-nt trying W knock them all ut.-New
Mexican,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
pwospEuo.'s psIw,.,s.xw

Penniless or more before the ashes of
the frv IL 1871 were cold-to day mil.
lionsre with - reputation that is inter
national. This 10 the record Of Melville
l.. Stone, general manager of the Asso-
cisted Press, and who, through an avail
anche u congra,ulatory letters and tele-
grams, a. we'll ~ calls from personal
friends, is being viv,dly impressed with
the knowledge that this 10 the 9th snniver-
sary ~ HIS introduction to mundane AZ.
fairs. Born IN Hudson, Illinois, on Aug
uHt ~. ls4s, and receiving his education
through the public and high schools Of
this city, he had scarcely reached his
majority when he started In life for him.
self by the purchase OF an interest u g..
'---i,J ."i n.a.hiuv snop, and Of which,
two years later, he became sole propris.
tor But the great fire of'7l wiped his
ests blrhnent out 81 existence. and left
him M, only penniless but In debt. But
his western American pluck and energy
stood him in good stead. He determined
Ia become a newspaper reporter and &C.
c. red u position on the Republican
This paper was merged into the Inter
Ocean and he became its city editor.
Then he went 10 the Mail a. assistant
editor. and when, IN 1874, that paper con-
soli'ia,ed with the old Post, he was ele-
waited To the dignity Of managing editor.
Later he went TO Washington a. cores
pondent for several western papers, but
he could not keep away from Chicago.
and, returning to the Windy City, he
issued the first number Of the Daily News.
on Christmas day Of rs. In 1877 the
Pos. and Mail suspended and Mr.. Stone.
with Victor Y lawson ~ partner, bought
the wreck. In 1881 publication Of
morning edition Of the Nsws was com
menced. II ~ nov known ~ the Record
On January I, 1898, the lawson, stone
partnership sKpir~d by limitation and .
stock company was formed with capital
Of $;6o, 900, every share being held by
the two Co workers The measure Of
success they attained 10 evidenced by the
fact that i've Year, later Melville X
Stone had accumulated two respectable
fortunes and retired from active Jour
nAlism. The nsxt two years he spent
abroad aud upon his return he organised
the Globe National Bank, Of which he IL
10 frat vice. president. and controlling
spirit Eighteen months ago or there
abOu, upon the retirement Of Hon. VIII
liam Henry smith he was elected general
manager Of the Associated Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

The paasag. Of the senate tariff bill
gave the big trusts n boom. The day
before the passage Of the hill the price Of
the Whisky Trusts stock in Wall stree,
was u fraction over II. Ia two days the
price advanced fraction above "a. Tn.
i'm prov.m-nt was du. To the increase in
III. internal revenue tax On whisky FROM
10 cents Ia a. 10 a gallon. I'll. ris. of
-. v., ,.r ,.,, in IN. ,r;.. ~ N. .,o,l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
siailas saiesataGs.

PROM tho alsAnsS.
A man named Gallabst,s had his right
lex broker by falling coal At ono Of the
mines yesterday and is now In the hospi-
tai under the care of DR.. Bdmondson.
J. W Rains, &, L. Rvedricks anil Per-
cy Craig expect In leave Monday for the
Blue mountains In Utah, where they Are
Interested In some good gold properties
Mr.. Rains will be for ave or weeks and
the other parties may remain longer.
A Navajo entered the stable Of Mr.,
Ross. living east Of this Office. Wednesday
afternoon, united burro, and was walk
ing away with IL when discovered by Mr..
Ross' son. Tbs Indians seldom leave tho
reservation In search Of health.
Work was commenced Friday on new
HON. for The Cleaner on Aztsc avenue,
bstwesn First aud second Streets. The
building will b. i6I40. Charley hinniek
10 doing the work and he. viii have the
bone completed in Abou, three weeks.
The ton Indians who, through the active
work ~ Lieutenant Plummsr aidsd by Col.
Hunt. Of Por winxats, we're captured
Abou, Two months ago tos hosss stealing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
mAnnI>,. o,rANAM.mI.r..

The senate has passesi the bill Tor tn.
exclusion AMI deportation ~ anarchists.
!, has already passed the house. but M
the senate amended IL. the bill must No to
n conference committee. II will withou,
doubt be reported fAvorably, aud pass
the house as substitute for the stone i'm
migration hill Its provisions. stated
bri.h ny, are an follows:
II declares tina, no alien anarchist shall
lee permitted Ia land ia the United States.
aud authorizes the secirtary of the treas.
ury Ia send back to the country whence
they came. all persons who, having sue
c"''ded III passing IN. inspectors. shall b-
proved Ia hold anarchistic beliefs. II al.
49, provides that any unnaturaliIed for
elgn born person, who. upon trial in n
court, shall he convicted VI being AN an
afchis,. may lie depn-'"d TL- I'm ..''''
authorizes the stcr-tary 81 the treasury
Ia appoint inspectors for service AT for
rign ports who shall have authority u
forbid transportation To this country oi
any person who. b. In ~, isiied, should
not he permitted Ia come A penalty III
100 In imposed upon the master IL = v.s-
-el who transports such q person after
receivlug warning not to do 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

wi,hou, attaching toi, his signature. That
would l." mere quibbie n he allows
this TILL h. l,ccuiur y law he must NJ r.ld
his SHARE ~ The l~,i'dy spi dinhon"r
rher Will L.. un evasion Il that Mud. lie
must stand up aud hear hls rhar~
lHAt was n streak II enterprise "n the
part II the san M.rial h.. g. clip full
ar,uints II the Iuhsru lrhig- " r,k fiun
TnE CirlgN aud date them ~ dispatches
frpm Albuquerque. Editor Hun, mur,
have hc-n absent when the Bee wen, H.
rrrsr last saturday u" usually gives
pi"I"r rrallir
ASuNr the harllh, rhy sic,Anr have
frund man, danger" To- human health.
~ tsr have they carried their ohr"rva
tiuun thu, III" only wonder IL now ~"
t,rr r"utinu"r - exist Amh =" many dHn.
grrr M,lk " full " III" germs II ,ulrr.
culr-,r. chrrs" may CIV" the par,nk"i
diphtbrria, railway care swarm with all
Kinds Il Infection. aud the customary
krr even. may contain the cause ~ early
| demise.
IL iSpI We exported HO.UOO,Or gallons
m"r' Illuminating nils than IN lSa3, aud
received a. .On.UOn lees for the total 81.
! ports OF the cotton crop uf 1894, We sent
IT, foreign countries l7O.OOO.uO pounds
more than lS.,j. and received but $22,.
OOO.OO IN rAcrzs ~ 1913 The circulation
II the country in July Decreased td.JO,
pUO, AMI the treasury lort tl0.Wn. or1
gold. The change the ""plc wanted still
continues
Tnk Gallup tilranrr says the remains
II a HAu lr uuhur,rd near Chavez sta
| ton. n few miles this rde " Gallup
the Cleaner u,,rrr falsrh"d IN the
following "rhr Albuquerque CIrnSS. as
the muuihpi"cr II Valencia county, has
even failed ,n chronicle the finding II
this man. and must surely consider II n
matter II iu" 81 u" Importance W"
copied ~" day last week the CLEANER
account IL the hndyg IT the bHiy. aud it,
s,at"mrn, tia, the remains were unhur.
lrd
/ IN Sp RhrARY ikuHKar MAWrIS has
Jnsl RETURNED from lnudnn, where he Sc.
cured the money necessary I" conSirIc'
the Kansas. OklAhnmi Central Il South.
western railway l,wllrun from Coiiry
willie rou,hw"a,rrly arr~s Oklahoma t.
vernon, TrAAs. and on to Albuquerque
Nh The company has fully organized
10y rl,rtiug he following officers rrrsl-
dent, Gilh"ri Martin, Guthrie, -. r
wee president. George q GArienhrir
saltwater, q 7 ;srcrtary.T. G Frazer
Cohryyillr, Has : attorney, \. V, Porter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
a Miracle.

says the New Mexico Catholic, printed
ct Las Vegas; "Rsv. Nayroiles, Of Bar-
nalillo. visited Islssa one day this week.
Strange rumors. Aftsr . lapse Of twenty
Eve years, are again AaoAt that the body
Of the martyr missionary Of Islsts, Padre
Padills, is rising 10 the surface Of the
ground for the fourth time. He Ia buried
At the gospel side beneath the statue OF
81. Augustine. Will not the pastor Of
Isleta give US some correct information
on this pointr'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
uARnisoA a MsAISLsy.

The republicans ~ Indiana have in
vited Governor Mckinley 10 come over
the Ohio line and 10 open their state cam
pAign. He has consented, upon condition
that the state committee II Indiana will
ia. its b.s, endeAvors 10 induce General
Harrison Ia accent the invitation of the
ohio COMMITTEES, and TO pass from Hoosier-
dom Ia Buckeydom. and there 10 inAu-
gnrats the campaign 81 protection and
r.publicsnism against democracy, free
tradsism and sugar,rus,ism. II Ia 10 he
hop.d tina, General Harrison will M,
stand upon the ceremonies % traditions
of the prcsid -nry, but rather will again
assume the rank u citizen leader,
There is M gonl cause Why passage from
the dignity of,h presidential chair shall
doom It's quondAm occupant Ia he thence
forth nut. aud ingiorious. II General
Harrison will make such specches In 1894
az he made In 1854 he will contribute
largely W such . republican victory In
1884 a. wAs Won In loSs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

,. %. ai-ase Hissies wish mis ota
albuquerque frteads.

,. %. Hi.ase Hissles wish mis OLD
Albuquerque frie.ds.
J. u. Ris1uc. who had charge VI the
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine
works In tn. early days of that valuable
and worthy enterprise. was In the city
yesterday and dropped around At THx
CITIZEN ,ffice 10 enjoy brief chat with
his old time friends when Mr.. Rislue,
familiarity called "Bev" Risque. left here,
he engaged in mining. and was intimate
ly connected with several parties who
prospered aud grew wealthy In their
mining enterprises. lie had charge 81
the Old Abe mine, white Oaks, for long
time. and. II IL said, was instrumental in
helping ex-senator II A. W. Tabor. oi
Colorado, out II his recent financial EN-.
bArrsssments MIR. Risque arrived 10
the city from 81. Louis Saturday night
where his family are now residing, and
lefs last night for B!sbee. Arizona. From
Bisbee he goes by wagon TO Mexico u
look At some mining properties and re-
port upon same for . syndicate Of eastern
capitalists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

The Las vegar Stock Grower and Far
mer, In an editorial, has these following
words 10 say about the territorial lair
The territorial fair at Albuquerque,
September IL 70 IL, u beginning 70 be
talked OF throughout the territory The
fair this fall should lie made . success,
as by making Il . success We advertise
and help ourselves far more than any
other way The people Of Ban Miguel
county should begin taking mote active
steps than at present, and prepare . Gro.
disable exhibit 70 be inspected by the
large number Of people that annually
attend this fair. Anyone Who desires 70
make any kind Of an exhibit. and have
no way Of sending II, will have the same
cheerfully done for them, by bringing Il
10 this office, a. We will have Q competent
person on the ground TO look AFTER any
exhibit placed In our banda. II you have
anything N show. nov In the opportunity
10 advertise yourself and county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
STANDARD.

The Camp Of tho mesa sarv-ysrs
Hreken last saturday.
Saturday At nooa the survey Of the pro-
posed canal from white Rock canon 10
Albuquerque was completed, aud yestsr-
day the party was broken up and al
notes sent In. In some respscts the
undertaking Ia much more difficult than
had been anticipated but nothing defn-
lite m 10 future plans can be AscertAined
until the notes 81 the present survey have
been submitted to the directors Of the
Municipal Investment company at Chi.
cago. The total length Of the line sur
veyed was eighty milea, with fall Of
seven-tsnths Of u foot per mile, which will
necessitate . low dam in the canon At q
point about seven miles above the
pueblo Of Cochiti. Bone Of the
construction will involve very heavy work
The line, ~ roughly estimated, would
coat something over 100000. g. d.
Pesrce, y. n. Donavsn, Isaac Lane, Thos.
Wright and z. W. P,cksrsll returned 10
this city last night, W. o. secor went on
10 santa Re, while G. X. Chester. sngi-
nser in charge Of ths survey, took the
train for Chicago, and from there he goes
To Winnipeg, Canada, 70 superintend
some work for the same company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
CoAL At CARrn A.E.
mayer Geeasiis mt.e rrsvi.s .
sonl naeansA

mayer Geeaait's mtne Proving .
CsAt nsssssa
Austin Gosisll, mayor Of Los Cerrilloe.
srrive'l In the city las, nigh, from Garth.
age, down In Socorro county, where he
has force 81 men NJ work On the coal
mine ownei by himself and p, Partigli-
att. Mr. auiall brought with him N the
city several sample chunks ~ coal, l.sy.
ing One II the chunks with W. II Burke
at Zeiger'r Cafe. The zeal is hrst-class
bhuin,nous, and the supply spprsrs 10
he ineshaustible. The mine has been
worked for eighty nine fee, In the shan,
and 40 feet In the slope. The vein 10
ave feet four inches thick on an average.
aud II IL the opinion IL Mr a""iall that
I, will grow thicker On further develop
men, There arr thirty tons u coal nov
on the dump. The owners will Close
down work for few days In orier to pu,
In some necessary machinery, AMER which
they will begin regular shipments 81 coal.
The mine IL located about three fourths
81 mile from the railrOAd 81 Carthage
The gentleman went upto Lne CerrillOs
this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
nAae Dall &C Relsn

The Belsn base ball nine and picked
nine from sabinal and Psralta crossed
balls At Belen yesterday afternoon. The
game was called 81 Up. IN. A large crowd
from the surrounding country had con.
gregsted 10 witness the game aud "
cheer their favorites. The game resulted
in complete victory for the Belen boys
and caused great enthusiasm among the
Bslsn people. ortegA IN the boz and O.
Dallies behind the bat did very effective
work for Belsn. Notwithstanding the
fact that this was the 6rst game that the
Bslon boys played this season. the score
was "a To 3 in favor Of shem. THE CIrnnS
understands that the Bsien club would
like 70 cross bats with the Browns Of this
city. and II Ia likely that AFTER the fire.
men's convention and tournament the
manager Of the Browns will arrange .
game with the Beien team.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
W alxea framinas,s.

when the preliminary hearing against
K. A. cantrsll. the rAnehman who killed
ens m,ich co~ belonging 70 d. q. Pat.sr-
son the other day, was called before Jus.
lice Loekhart this morning, Cantreli
waived examination aud was placed up-
der $500 bonds for his appearances bstors
the district court. W. J. Patterson,
father Of ID. o. Patterson, then swore out
peace proceedings against Cantrell 10
keep him from killing any more stock be-
longing 10 the Patterson dairy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
wade. d ssknsa,

Last night at ESQ o'clock. VIM. H,
Wade and Mrs y. A. Hiekrsn were
Joined In the holy boads Of wsdlock q,
the karopean hotel this city. by Rev.
Atkinson, pastor Of tho Lead Avenue
Methodist church. Mr.. wade h cns Of
the compsssnt hrsmsn on the Atlantic q
Pacific 1T Needles. while his bride wss
also In the employ Of the sAns company.
Last evening. amer the ceremony. they
tock drive over The city. and on their