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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
The Future of the South.

There is no longer any doubt that
the tide of immigration is turning
Southwark, and that the efforts
which are being made to encourage
the movement is creating alarm in
the West which hitherto has enjoyed
a monopoly of the business. AS an
evidence OF the uneasiness felt in the
West because of the activity dis
played by certain States of the
South in securing immigration, the
San Diego Union, of San Francisco,
sends out this warming: Gin it's
efforts to secure colonists this State,
and the entire Pacific coast, now
have a formidable competitor. The
new South is reaching out for the
very class of people from whose
number the population of this State
has of late years received such liberal
accessions, Georgia and South Caro-
lima have the advantage of being
reached at small expense from the
overcrowded centres, and the farmer
who settles in either OF them is near
the great markets of the country.
In addition to these advantages,
too, these States are Offering many
tempting Inducements. They have
their agents all over the North and
are not idle. For the prospective
settler reduced fares are provided to
the State line, and after that is
crossed there is no charge for trans
portation. A similar arrangement
is provided for those who merely go
to spy out the land. In fact, moth
ing is being left undone by these
ambitious States to promote rapid
colonization. On this subject there
seems to be entire unanimity between
the people and the railways, the
interests of both being identical"
Owning q Home.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Is it better that young couple
should board, live in rented rooms
or house, or set out with a determi
nation to own a home, although the
means to buy it with are limited
That is the question which troubles
a good many people beginning life,
and, as Sir Roger De Coverly re-
marked, "Much may be said on both
Sides" The weight of the argument
in the general run, however, lies on
the side of owning home. Hun
dreds of families in this city discov-
cred that fact during the hard times
of the past two years. The house,
free from debt, is perpetual lesson
of the Importance of living within
ones income, whether it be large or
small. The practice of saving is
continued in order to beautify the
home and then to accumulate q re
serve fund to provide against emer-
gencies. The wide difference between
rent and taxes is added to the saw
Ings, and when a pinch comes and
the income is reduced, or for a time
stops altogether, the hardship is
less felt, for the family that has no
rent to pay can get along for some
time on a small sum when necessity
cOmpels. The argument is all on the
side of owning home instead of
renting, provided too much is not
and the determination
is adhered to that rigid economy
shall be practiced until the last pay
ment is made.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
Summer Resort Shortage.

summer hesOrt SuOFeaSe,
Detroit Free Press.
''Dear Fannie" wrote a summer
girl, don't come to this hotel under
any consideration. Tue landlord is
the only man here and he is 10 years
old and married"
"Dear Jennie" was the reply, 81
won't. Our landlord is 70, but he is
q bachelor"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
Hope Springs Eternal.

She says she does not love me yet,
But I'd not be surprised
To learn she fibs, because, you see,
That yet is emphasized.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
The GREAT Baltic Canal.

The great canal connecting the Baltic
and North seas, which will be opened
with great festivities in few weeks, is
expected to revolutionize the commerce
of northern Europe. For ships plying be-
tween the Baltic and points south Of
Hull the new course will be 238 miles
shorter than the old one. Bremen ships
will save 322 miles and Hamburg ships
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
Sorry He Spoke.

He-Great heavens, womani Do you
think am made of money?
She-I wish you were. could get you
changed acknowledgements journal.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
1t Takes Courage

to apply the knife and
cut off profits this early
in the season, when
there is a big stock 10
select from and when
people n e e d Summer
Goods if they ever need
them, bnt that's what
we are doing.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
You've Heard

of merchants dispensing
with profits on Summer
Goods late In the season,
when everybody W a s
supplied and when only
the leavings were availa-
BILE to Gus toners, but
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
SKIRTS AND HATS.
Dresses Worn Longer Behind and Lined
With Stiff Silk.

X.
The latest skirts which have emanated
from the establishments of the recognized
Partisan authorities in matters of the toilet
have plain fronts, fitted over the hips by
darts The back part from the hips Is
cut on the cross and rests on the ground.
1t is to be hoped by the way, that another
era of trailing street skirts is not to be in
augurated; with tho weight of train
added to that of already voluminous skirts,
entirely lined, the Nero physical burden OF
a gown will disable the wearer. These
model SKIRTS to return to the immediate
subject arc neither crinolined nor wired,
but are lined throughout with thick silk.
No drapery is employed
The high trimming on toques is now
very simple and airy, consisting of n light
tuft of feathers or a single erect bow. An
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
Away For the Summer,

Mother looks over the wardrobe neat,
With its various fluffs and frills.
The girls look over the list of ads,
And father looks over the bills.
Washington StaR
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15

Bicyclists must give sufficient warn
ing of their approach when within 100
feet of street or road crossing by means
of such sound producing devices as shall
be approved of by local authorities. -
New York Evening World
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
A Berry Betty.

Ingredients: One pint bread crumbs,
or dry bread moistened, one quart of
berries, one-half pint sugar, Q teaspoon
fuls of cinnamon, tablespoons butter
or suet. Arrange bread and berries in
layers in pudding dish, beginning and
ending with the bread crumbs, seasoning
each layer with the sugar and spice and
spreading the butter over the top. Cover
it till the berries are soft, then uncover
to brown. If not juicy enough, little
water must be added. This recipe is es-
pecially adapted to raspberries and
blaclkberries
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15

Mickey McDuff--Cassius Flanagan,
prepare ter die, fur wit one swipe Of
me trusty blade-and if miss yer dere
won't be tree lef' standin in dis part
of der forest.
Mr.. Flannigan-Say, Mac, dis amt
no woodchoppin contest, nor baseball
game. Dis is broadsword contest for
points. Now, mark mel When I leads
Marguerite Martin ter de altar, I'm 60
in ter wear yer scalp fer neoktie. So,
lay on, McDuff, I'm burned If I kim
ever take bluff Truth.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
A Prophet of Woe.

'fYou say" remarked the bicycle to a.
low spirited stranger whom it had met by
accident in n back street, 'tyou say that
my popularity will not last. Who are you,
and how do YOU know?''
81 know by experience said the stran-
ger lugubriously. 81 am the roller skate'
Chicago Tribune.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15

a Lyric OF the Summer.
The winds awake
Where the steamers smoke,
The pillows break,
And the guests are broke.
Atlanta Constitution
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-08-15
FASHIONABLE FANciEs,


1t is headgear year, a time when the
hat or bonnet is the keynote and the dress
supplies the harmonies. Dresses are still
in subdued hues, although there is every
prospect that soon they will blossom out
into more bright and varied color.
Wells are now playing an important part
among the accessories to the toilet of a
woman of fashion. Double width net
either chenille spotted or in plain white or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
ON LiIIIRIN nIiI.
on u. Wn ir"m iud"prn'i"u'" h"il T."
the Atlanta INpu.iiton.

on it, VA, tr"m iud"prnd"m" h"iI T."
the Atlanta INI".'ii"".
Philndrlpha, oct s. - he rrIn"Nal "t
the LIhruy He'll from independence Hall
to the rrnnsy ylNania railroad d"imt III
west phlladrlpha, III r"ul" tn the Milan
Ia Exposition, Was made ihr occasion tins
ailrfln~n II great characterization "i
patriotism aud m puhllc rrNrf"nc" f"r
the grand old relic "l ia" Nmrrlcan R","-
luton. N : u'riTk the ritI lf"rp~, Who
hsi l-Tli designated H. the -I~clal escort
~ the l~ll. together with the nIrmh"r~ "t
Al,ri AMI cnmm"iI c"uncll-, a--"IIl'l"'l
ut Independence Hall, and thrnrc infnr
malls prurr.aird with IA" hell |" Broad
parade VIA ~ pf'T"-s ut formation. NJ s
u'rlrk, under command "f ihirf Marshal
| !. Lewis iiHL the pata,i" m"\rd down
Broad street aud theme" through Tia"
principal thufuughfarr- west la III" sta
llon. In line were tlr flr-t eat! tTu"I- "f
| the Philadelphia city cavalry, command"
,4I hy GENERAL r. Rurd hfuhh; ten com
pani,- II the second regiment National
guard. cumlnani"ihy lirutrnan, Colonel
Henry VI. lhrhrTl; four cumpani"- "t th"
great "luNincihlr-," With baud drum
corps, commanded hy captain stevens,
! four companies "f the infantry battalion
II II. Francis Industrial -ch,"l NJ Ei.
dIngt"u, Pa. with hand ut thlr,!iw"
pieces. commanded by Captain {. \. Me-
ulnni-; company H., of III" lllb"fnlan RI
lies. commanded hN captain latTlrk Bfa'
! dl: III" tiTaTd college cadets, under Lieu
tenant e. r.. Bfuk-, the by Brigade of
the Presbyterian church, commanded by
MAJOR v. X, Scutt; u number "f the rlNlc
organizations. and d"hgat"- from III"
public srhul-. The hrlI, which ~a-
l"Tnr uIp,n u truck, ~as surrounded hN
l,z,s. hnwrrs aud ilural design. The
streets along the route We're crowded
with p-pple, who rh"r'd n lhr ~lI
passed along. The departure for \ilan,a
viii Il" made al 6'clTk t"mofr""
mufulng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

New York, Oct. 3.-Thc chamber of
commerce to-lay received Teprt from
its committee on municipal reform. com
p,ss-i of former members of the conImit-
tee Of seventy. They advised the cham.
ber Ia adopt all honorable aud reasonable
measures u bring about II fusion ticket
u oppr-e Tammany hall.
II was resolved N aid ffty 10 tn" com
mittee on municipal reform. making the
total membership fifty five. This h"dy
will take the place which IN" committee
VI seventy occupied in the last campaign,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
wUtUE 10 60.

rha, l. the uurstl"n that l. N"~ rr"u.
bling the Hruis"r..
Atlanta, TIA, oct 3,-Nh"n Champion
James j. Cothrtt wa- shown the dispatch
announcing that bath houses " the
Texas Legislature had passed the anti
prize fight bill h. aid We are under
contract with Dan stuart aud the Florida
Athletic club, and prupr-' Ia live up a.
our part ~ the contract. We are going
"a Texas under thu terms ut our contract,
am anxious Ia fight, and will ~ ANY
where IA pull It on, provided the purse l.
all right"
Manager Brady said The next move
will hr Ia try Laredo, but one thing l.
certain. W. ARE nO, going into Mexico
unless W. have an ironcad guarantee
that W. will not he mulr~trd.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
GOING AND COMING.
Personal PsraTraphs About visitors and
Home People.

Mrs. v. j. Nelson, ~ Nin-low, passed
through the city this morning fut the
east.
Miss Bertha Bonphrld. sister ut Mrs T..
". White, lett this morning iot visit to
friends In lu- Angeles
o. l.. Brooks. live stock agru, for ~"
santa fr aad Atlantic y Pacific tuad-,
left last nigh, tor kansas lily.
Mrs. u. ;. Rulr,. Who hn- h~rn lult"
III since her return from California. l.
reported slowly improving
Hon. Pedro pefra, the Bcfnallllu Iuliii.
clan and g,sd one AT that. l. hru. Il"
DAY. hoh-nubhing with lrcdl aud Ni-,tlng
attorneys.
r.. Il. Elder, Of the Colorado Telegraph
y Telephone company, ani III" gents
futnishet un todd avenue. l. AT La \,.
gas on business,
Conductor ndrfwpL Hnd wife. who
we're here on visit " several day, St"p-
ping over uII their return from the east
lrft last night tor their humr at Nln-I"w
capt. llau-rt, IN the employ ii thu
lantrS Bros. railroad contractors. d"Ing
some WORK fut thu Atlantic y lacIt'' AT
| Rio rurir", Wa here lat night, and
continued "n tn strong ,'itl, Ran
j. T.. Victory. attorney general tur \rw
M"Nir". l. IA the city, arriving m-t might
from santa fr. II l. uni"rst ',d Mr We.
tors would nkr t" lr the next president
II the New Mexico htI association.
Grrgutl Page aud wife who pa- sd
through the city ca ia" ~unia! h"iurr
the Territorial fair, 81 visit tn eastern
frrud-, were pa~-rugrr- ou the ". 3
trou the north last night. AMI continued
"l g., their uallup hom".
We. Muutinf aud wife. who rrluru,d
tn Gal.up lruiu this rltN short time ago
write that the, ARE "uJuNing grd hrallh.
Mf. Moniiuri l. rmpluNrd by the \llanlic
y rlclnr al N" ualiIp ~h"p~ aud 1t l.
undrr-t-d, intends H. du rmhalmlug un
tir side.
II l. learned t"tlaN that " u, Iluntrr,
lately CONNECTED with IA" brrnTrat, wiz
fpt the time being, abandon hl, return I"
Chirago aud viii mak" u tnp I" Flag
stall aud from there viii visit III" hrdud
Canon IT the t"l"fa,l" un hl- rlrSrlr
wheel Friend, viii accompany ia" gen.
tlrran.
J"hn M,-fr. II popular Atlantic y Pa
cIfc rmploN" at Williams, arrived this
morning from the west un his way I"
Wv castle Ind. where h. matrir- Mis-
NInnlr ,rltrudr Black "u lrr-daN even.
INK, urt = Durlug the absence oi VII,
NrnTr. John Hitchcock, ut tins rltN. rreu-
larly "mpl"lrd IN th" ollie" "i urn"fal
Ma~t,r Mechanic English. Will MI thr
f"rmrr- position ~ Nllllam-.
capt. \. ". Glassf"rd. VIII" attended
the recent irrigation tungrr-~ ~ tins
. rItV, aud wHs uII" ui the orator III the
,rra,inn. passed through the city this
! mnrnlnr, un hls WAY /" Denver from Il
visit /" the salt rINrT valley aud IhTnlN
Arizona. The captain stated, at tlI'
depot This morning, that h" Wa ui"r'
than pleased with hi visit lu the south
west, and considered the future "i Nlhu
: qurruur, from u commercial point "I
view, exceedingly bright.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
~ NINNINruII~
rr",'rdiug. ~ the irt,uut,l Episcopal
Iuu,tutiuU

It",,rdtug. ~ the I,t,uui,I Episcopal
tuu,'utt"u.
Minneapolis urt. s. The purAi"~.
priest, aud lay delegate composing the
trirnuial convention II the Episcopal
church got duwu tu hu-iu,-- thls morn.
ing. aud daily tor thr nrNt rhr", w"k-
with the exception uf the ~Rlhdth-. aud
one ia, uIsu which au rNcut-luu 4"
taribault has been arranged, the huu-r
uf hi-hup- ~ we'll ~ thr huu-r II irpu
tie, viii hold twu ~r~-lutl-. Ia, huu~' Of
bishops organized this morning ~ thr
assembly hall adwidlug urth-'man"
church The bishops meet llr secret. IT,"
public dnd pr"-- h,luu -turlil rNrluird.
az abstract ut the proceedings h"IuG iut
m-hyd tor publication hN tlr secretary e
the huDlN hr ~'~-inu- h llr huu-" ul
d"putlr-. however, ATE open lo The puhllr
80 far H. the CaphcliN ui the cluirh vii
admit, h" ur" upp"rmrst t"uc tnuug
thr i,pullr- l. lhr frp"fl ui the rmmu
Tee, ou uNI-,uu, aud tlr miiu rolul- ui
which have already hrru pulU-ud. II
the ouuron II -ou, o' th. u.,-t rrouI
m,ut d,hgtlr-. Inciullul twu w,mhrr-
i the I,Nl-luu cuiuuult,., b. g. be- ar
r,ptcd a. au lud,N ui ~. i'ul-.y "i the
d,rgdtr-. lhr report viii hr uIrrlri IT
hr lali ",rr until the neat turuuJM CON
| N,utluu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
S,ain.Isrrsi pim,ulri...

SPAN j. having tr"unl" IN ,hfl"uS
part ~ IA" world. lhrr" wa- a tim"
Shru ,hr held llllr to on half II II, amt
ts-.lhly the thought ~ her In~~''- makes
her angry. \uH c"nu"- a rIs'f, that Ia"
spanish minister Al Venezuela viii ir.
Ign h"can," clllI"n- 81 that spanish
Nmrrlran country m'lI 4 meeting IN th"
public -luarr, advocating a recognition
"f the uhan patfI"t',
Then. with Muf"cr" SPAIN has lf"hlbl"
over the M nations, ~ho are making
Mufl-h incur-lun, into ia" s'-call"d
spanish territory, II tins thing keeps up,
squadron II ~arsNlp- must ~ Ia Tan
glsr, 10 insist that the MOors keep their
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

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NIX YAM y "'.' ''''''.'''' ''''H~" ~
"lJrii"u- 4" i'r action H that govern.
m,WI iu rIY-ing hfi.uau ml-.touati,-
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Meanwhile h'iu"-i every newspaper ~
prominence lu ihI. country I, al,uAting.
,,r,,l, ..t. ,u.i.,.,.,k ,,. r,u-, - IA.
"'''' pau. ..'.' ''' "''''""s ""' "'H"'
Il'u IH lIlr dt'|"I mote SURELY Than the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Majur Hear, ,iro'l aud Lieut. Buck
lrN. II the ,'Ir~l cavalry, | nIl"d states
arm, WITH forty .-lN men ani h"r-"- IT
Irrp Il. arrived last night from f",t
\Iachr "n a -I"clal lfalH, and, after a
f,-t here ~ an hour. continued "n n"fili
tn Fort Reno. oklahoma. lrs'p- r. and
n. heretofore stationed At Fort hmnt, and
lru"p Il. for the past YEAR At Fort BaNafd
al~r First calalrN .ulilrf-, are scheduled
T." arrive r-ia, AMI proceed 1" Fort R"n"
ihr tr,prp- nuW At Fort Reno have l""u
"rdrrrd to proceed to Forts \pdrh", ia!
ard and nTant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
IiNN ASSOCIATIONS.
The Ntiorn-S- uf >rw MrNiru In session
In this IitN.

The Ntiurn-Ns ~ New MrNiru In Ssusion
IN this cay.
Promptly nj ~ o'cl"ck this morning,
President John q. Fitch. NJ Srnrrn. called
the liat Association IT New Mexico Ia Or.
der. IN regular annual session, In odd
Fellows hall. un south Third street.
There rrrprr4rnl from Santa Fe: Hon.
T, h, Catton. drlrgate Ia congress; r.. l..
bartlett, Max Frost. \. l.. Morrisoli, BENZ
VI. Read. u :. Clancy. T.. 4. fiSke. l. e..
Read, E. \. Spri-4. George ", kna"bel. j..
=, Victory, ", W. Brrg.r. II. u. Money, X,
r. lwitchrll, j. II. rurdy.
From Las Cr,lr.s; ). u. Nrwcomb, John
X. Mcfir. 4. Il. Fall.
From Srorru \. H. Freeman, :. Alex
amber. ". ;. Williams, j. Il. Fitch.
From Las Vegas VI. Salazar. l.. C..
Fort.
From albuquerque: y. E. Collier. y. Il.
Frld. v. Il. Childers. X. v. u. Bryan. II.
l.. Warren. v. u. Lee. r. ". Clancy T..
v. IA,l,S"n, 7. A. finical. 7. y. Wilker.
~nn. A. u. Mcmillan.
Ia. following applicants for member
ship were then duly elected v. H. II.
Lhwrllyn, Il. {. Gortnrr, +, l.. Meil-r,
q. ". Johnston. Moyr Wicks. +. Il. Lester,
:. Il. Gillette. B. +. Adams.
The rrpor,s of the secretary and treas
urrr wrr- then read and referred ~ the
hnanre committee.
The association then adjourned tO 2:3C
y. ~.
At 2:3n the Bar association met again
with u stronger attendance than In the
morning. The additional members pres
ent were Karl 4. Snyder, Ii. Il. Johnston
X. T.. Ii+rtner, ". II. II. llewellyn. Moye
Wicks, Il. +. Adams, Felix Lester, Il. $
Gillette and r.. Meiler.
Mr.. Frank ". Clancy submitted u res,
luton p,~tpnning election II officers aud
the regular order Of business IA All Sd
! journrd meeting to be held at the court
/ house at Santa Fe. October ~. 1896. Thi'
was unanimously carried. A p'll of th'
forty eight members present showea tha
thirty-sr,rn would have voted for Hon
7. u. Catron Tor president; In addition I,
this there were ont Of the eleven Othel
members three who would vote either fo
Mr.. Cairon or not at all. This action OI
pstponing the election WAS done 10y Mr.
Catrun's supporters. for no other motive
than Ia preserve absolute gDh will an'
| Ia, H., .t.ft Ian In hnV
that no ultrrior motive was the basis u
their support ~ Mr.. Catron for president
The ihrre-fuurths majority 0f the as-a'
citation fayoring Mr.. catron desired L
diSarm all Iassihle criticism and In
situations, that were being made b.
evil disppa.d persons and personal enc
mi,1 ~ Mr.. Catrun's Ia the effect tina
the action ~ the Bar association II
case II Mr. Catr0n's election, VIA ha'
In order tn bolster mp his case II
the matter " the charges prefcrre'
against him ny J. II. CTist and nov
pending before the supreme court Of III
territory, Not one Of the supporters o
Mr.. Catron In the association believes
single charge nr specification Ia he true
Hence this most unanimous action III
their part.
After n few minutes spent In rouiin
business, the asaristion adjourned unit
this evening AT 7;n.
HiE Increase.
The assessment VI this county this Yea
k0ts up ts.ss5,uD. All increas" of oNr
S9,uD.UH over last year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
TuiE EI~TEDDIODD

uiah's Grspd Mu.i-aI and Literary tss.
uNsl
salt Lake city, tab, oct. - The first
annual EisteddiEid. the unique cnmpeti.
tive musical and literary festival oi III"
Cambrlan4 " III" odd and new world.
given under the auspices NJ the Camhrlan
association ~ | tah aud adjacent Stat"-
and territories. and the tabernacle choir
1T salt Lake, began at the Mormon tal"r'
naclr to-day.
ENLiu,rrnnr \. l.. Thomas and ,,uN.
rrnnt West are presidents "i thr day
over t2,.D viii h. given In prizes Tor the
best chorus, quartrtie, etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
HARMoS is DETERMINED.

Aud says the Fight shall Not Take place
In the T~rr,torirs,
Washington. Oct. 3. II IL positively
stated on the authority of Attorney ten
eral Harmon, that Corbett and Fitz-im
simmons will not fight In any lpited
States territory. Although III" attorney
general would no, ii-cl,s" his purp~', II
IL thought that, II found necessary. United
States trops will hr ordrrtNi cut Ia pre-
vent the fight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
THE pRIIE FI,.HT.

The ,hicLn-aw- want ~ " There l. "N"nrS
In H.
Ardmore, |. T.. Oct. 3.-Thr thicka'aw
favnrahl. Ia allowing the torbeit. Fitz-
simmons mill 10 take place IN this ma
tion for n satisfactory p'cuniary cnnsid-
Grafton. There il M tribal law prohibit
Ing physical culture exhibitions. Col.
bert's ferry. another prospective point, iT
on the Red river only eight or ten miles
from Denia,n, Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Kansas City, Oct 3.--Cattle receipts.
l.JD head; shipmenta, 800 head. Mar
ket steady Texas steers, t2.D's
ai0, Texas cows, ti.J00325; beef
steers, t3.3,a5.sD; native COW ti.i002oOi
stockers and ieeders, t2.5o03.55; bulls,
tl.JOG2.5j.
sheep Receipts, 1900; shipments, 800
Market strong. Lambs. t2.J09 80; NUT
tons, t2.1HJn
Market closed nj noon on account Oi
carnival festivities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Austin. Texas Oct. 3.-Thr senate this
morning concurred In fe" minor house
amendments u it, bill preventing prize
fighting. aud the bill will be -ent u the
governor this aftrrnmn. The remainder
of the special session will be devoted Ia
matters Of state interest, suggested 10y
the go,ereOr this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Ihr ri ra-u Tribune treats one II
klhuqurrlWr'- rtllrn- I" Ia" following
uilr".
col. William Burns, oi albuquerque,
Nrw MrNlr", Ma ~ the rll, sunday.
cot. luru- l. a religious art NJ gentle
iiau. ani ln'dTlug that feast was la
taxi place ~ honor "f the great work ac-
cnlnpliSh~l hN The -anctlllrd III the differ
rnl li"ld- "l thrIr mhnr-. hr came here ~
celebrate with them, The cold wave.
h"w"Nrr. prrlulri any possibility of his
doing any shouting With the c"ngrega-
ti"n ~ Ml~~rltr~. ~ the ilhrrs of his
health arr NrIN delicate, aud hr wa liable
I" TAI, hN Ia" wdNsld" III "xpHlnR him
sell tu the -l"lnrlIl- "A sacrifice he could
not afford /" MAX" al this stage of the
game uII the checker lHard II life.