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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

liarri-on,illr. No.. Oct. 5. - The Far
mrr-' and Merchants hank of Creighton
has made An assignment, for the benefit
uf IT. creditors. 4 statement filed shows
that the assets ARE ti2t.un, and liahili-
ties t'1.un, mostly real estate paper. The
officers of the institution say deposit0rs
will hr paid Ia full.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
Chicago stock Market.

chicago. uct. 5. Cattle receipts
l5,uD. including i,tD Texans and 700
Westerns Market. steady " 10 cents high
er. Reeves. t3.i0a5.t5; cows aud heiferS,
titOtt3t5; Texas steers, t2SSf3.3b;
westerns. t2JSsst.so; stockers and feed
ers. t225g375. sheep receipts, is.OO.
Market steady and strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Boston. Oct. at II reprted IN sport
ing circles here that arrangements are
rapidly progressing to pull III the prize
fight between CoTb.tt ami FitZ~immonr
near Fredericton. y. Il. II IL stated that
"A party II prominent spprting men have
been in New Brunswick for the past ten
days, arranging for the battle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
The PRIZE FIGHT!
Knocked Out In Texas and The
Territories.
FL Paso Making Efforts TO Take II
Over TO JuareZ.
Chickasaws Would Like to Have II, But
Harmon Says No.
uIw BRUNSWICK sIps FOR IT.

NJ PaAo. Texas. Oct. 3. Kilograms are
flying thick and fast between this city
and Dallas. In regard To bringing on the
tt-fitxsimmons ngh, acros- the
river In Juarez. Mexico. some time ago
n guarantee fund ~ t3INH, Mexican
money. was offered a. have the hgh,
there. II IL believed the guaran,e" will
now he dnnhlrh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Rev. Ruht ll,aIg-"n returned last night
from l,rmlmg, whrfr he hd, mpu attend
lnp the annual -,.-slun II the New Mexico
conference II the Mrth~ll-t Episcopal
church ,nuth. llr trp"ft- having hil "A
g,sh time white There. There ""f" a
uumhrt ~ conversions. Hnl N"tN thing
connected with the c"nl"f"nc" ""Ik
Ia--,d IN nicely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
Reign Of Terror Prevailing al
Constantnople.
Prisoners Murdered, Riots, Mobs,
Bludgeons and Butchery.
Earthquake Shocks Add 10 the Terror OF
the Unfortunate City.
rRkncH CONSUL noBBrD.

junstantin0ple, oct. IA third slight
earthquake shock was experienced here
yesterday. This. with the riuting and
blGuished. the imprisonment ~ about
bu Armenians. the killing IL prisoners
In cid blood. and the presence II tro0p-
under arms at all points, Il we'll calcu-
lated IL excite even the mO-t phlegnat!c
Turk.
The riotng and blui letting which
began un Monday. ~ exclusively detailed
In these dispatches, were renewed Tues.
ia, evening IN spite ~ all precautions
taken h, the authorities, by the Mahon.
nlyA theological students, who chased
aud hrat with hludgrun- every Armenian
thrs met.
TUESDAY night mob NJ Suftas and
Turk. attacked the house ut leading
Armenian, ka~dm la-ha, killing several
I1f~un~ This mob alsu sacked the cafe
frr,lurntrd hy ArmrriEnS. and twenty ~
,hr., unfurtunat. people were beaten T."
death with hiudge"ns.
\ut single policeman appeared, and
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Bl,~mlugt"n H., ucl. j.--f"f th" next
four day the Christian Eui"aN"r -'"l'-
tl,'- II lhi- state viii be- IN session IN thl-
city. II viii lr the largest gathering "t
the organization since H. establishment
IN Illinois The hr~nr>- -,--l"n- aud
public exercises will b" h"ld ~ ia" flr~t
M,ihhi-i church, \rafll t"n th"u-an,l
delegate and Ni-itnt- are "n the ground,
Rev. T. r.. lark. Il Ib'-i"n, founder of the
society and the national president, viii
take part N the preceding, and IS" viii
Rev. +. VI. Rnin-. 81 cincinnati. other
lrhdlug participants Will lnrlud" l'f"'l.
dent Turner, ~ Lincoln lnN"rSllN, and
~rlal"t larfN, II carthage. lion NdlaI
r.. -irNrn-,u Vie" president "i Ia" nll"d
states, will deliver III" aidr"-- IT wrl
come AT the up"n'ng ~">-l"Il,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
Mr,LcAn MInIstrr Dead.

City " Mexico. Oct. 3.-MGnuel Ro
Nero Rubio, minister of the Interior and
father -in.law II President liiaZ, died this
morning. having failei to rally from an
operation for canc"rOus tum0r. His age
VIA ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

rhiladrlphla, urt, 3, John /" sui van,
nho has been again taken IN mni rs
"rar-nn" baNi-. viii hdNra t"i,lng m"n".
NJ at the opera h"u-' thl, evening II l.
said hN HI fflrnd- that tl- viii maxi u
nrw lease II lie AMI u reformation ~
habits on III" part uf IA" once luNmclhl"
fighter. lie has not tasted llqn"f f"r -''',
rral months, and although h" rrallLr-
that hi- l~'-t day In the ring have passed,
yrt hr believes that by adhrrrnc" I" g,asI
resolutions hr Is guh iur many years oi
professional life on the bnard- AMI IN rS'
hiblt matches In the ring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
I.i-,A In,iian NihI-i~s.

The train from the south this evening
will bring IL the city cnmpan! "t l~l"ia
Indians. un their way Ia the great -.
l.nui. Fair AMI the big pr'rr-Slnn IT the
Nril-d Prophet. The company numbers
twenty seven Indian athletes. men, women
aud children, who. under command f
{ apt. Juan T.. lrnte, are going tn show
ST. Louis, not the wild and wnrllN imag.
inary Indian that the far east delights in,
but thu lsl,ta IT to-day They viii appear
IN the customs and practices II every day
life. aud will drmnnsttat" tn thousands
IN the hig city on the Mississippi that the
Indian of New MrNiro l. to-day ~ harm.
less and " industrious u hurllculturlt
and farmer ~ may T found within the
rnN irunmrntS II tarundrlri.
Prof. Mckuin. of thu government Indian
Schuol. will signdliZr thr occasion hN ha>
ing the 4rh"o band at the drl~l tn greet
the arrival and cheer I'll" drpaliuI" "f
these children " the sun un their mission
~ peace AMI enjoyment I" III" east. APT.
Lent. deserves much credit fut placing
the l-lr,a Indians upon n higher plane Of
civilization than 'hey have hcrrtnf"r' en-
joyrd. The effort will br pr"ducd'" "f
much NOR. g,-d than can m calculated
Al this moment.
j. h. Brown aud Il. &, knhr t,oI, whu
are Interested IN the company, will asa
% tu ii. Louis this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Chicago. Oct. Wheat. October 5s's
December, 0OS asked. Corn. october,
9O,s u3OAs November. 2yA, a2eis. oats,
October lsis; December. iShuisit
asked,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Mrs. Cullrr-on, thr wIiro Ia" m"lIls-
rfrui guNrIuuf "t I"Na- lhinh- A. Tia"
I""plr want II, the hlg pu/" tight should
- "n she d,-'- u"i h"li'nr Ia "nt'-nan
puwrf. NrN 'rw ludtllrd Wnnrl i". We
have nuIIc,d that Mr,ui". Beaver \"W-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

New York, Oct. 5. Money on call,
easy AT i,su2 per cent Prime
mercantile paper. iau5t, per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Having thr ur,,l,'i m"rl tu m"r" than
mnk" g,-L al th" aiNrrll-lug rlalu"d
lrr thm Ia" ;pll"wlug 'unr r"n~i"-
hiN" reached u phrn"iurnal SALE. IT.
Hing N,W l-cuN"fN. tuT consumption,
ruush- ani culd-. each huitlr guaranteed
Ehrirlr IHtl"I-. III" great r"lu,dN t"T
lNrr. ,l"marlI nui kldurN-. kucklcn'-
arnlri ,aNr. the h,'-t ~ N" w"fli, and
IN klug'- New lllr plll., whlclI AZ" "A
perfect Wll vi lm'," "t"uu'il"- af' guar.
antrri h. i" just What l. claimed i"r
thrm ani the drhlrr wh"-'. ntiu' l. AT.
iarhd herewith viii l"' glad I" tell >"u
more 81 lhrm. ~old nt ~. lh"- II, lur
geo. y sous drug -luI",
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 3-Majo J. {. {.
Black. democrat, has defeated Thomas y.
Watson, populist, Tor congress In the
tenth district by a majority of l,6ii.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Iieming 'ord, Neb.. Oct. S.-The state
bank of liemingfOrd VIA taken charge OF
by the state bank examiner to-day. No
report oi the institutions condition IL
made, but the cashier asserts that the
bank will reopen ADn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Moe Immediately began firing, emptying
his revolver at his wife. Nelson mean
white made his escape.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
Tn. Euch.rls,i. Consr..s.

Washington, oct, S.-The Eueharistic
congress reasssmbled at g:SI o'clock AT
the Catholic university, Bishop Macs pre-
siding. Papers on religious subjects
were read by distinguished clergymen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
HIS SPANISH WAS SuPEPB.
A Humorous ENtratt that Must nc Read
Carefully to hc Appreciated.

.H III. ~ ~,
Most I~oplr un the Wr-t ,rl know
Jmm, JAmi,"u Of Jirk.uu hulr,dri.
jimmy lat, u,ru ava, uum homr tor
-"ur time, orI IA tap through lhr -"ulh.
Wr-l, AMI returned Yesterday. much IN.
proved III health. and With tuud ui nhr
utNr- dui rumhurr-.
lhrtr j. Just pm. ,t"r, that Vi LamI.
son dur- not tell. nu' -uiur ut llr fellow.
Whu wrf, uu th" uIp With hIm drr l'-,
rHuccut. amt nt. telling ,,rrl~sll at lhr
Ashland rluh 1t. 1t Seem. that the TIA.
raguhu, there Wrrr uN,W thrm IA one
party UfN'i At NauWrIur y VI.
uur day late ~ august They were TAI
rn M charge 70, Franz hidkr. q hrdgu
no,. Whn hh- liNrd IA lhr Wr-t tut ,uiur
WAITS, ant We're -uuu shown all the sights
ul the -tr,ug, uld town. " lh,N walked
aluug thr principal -lrcrt Mr. jhHi-ou
ls,krd ny at hmldlug aud remarked
~ Juruidu hutri, uIc,. hulliug
"lr., -aIi Bldkr, hut you must pro.
nouncr II night II l. H. llotnado ~ the
spanish tongue. l. AWAY u "nl
hrrt'
90 HAT -"' hl-""t"d Jhlni~'i, Funny
custom. What ih" rhuirh h't" ll"
cathedral II san Jmn
san liuuu r'fl"ri"h llhA'
VT Jdlut-uu l""N'i pdilu"L hu' accept
"d N" r"rl"rt'i \ m"mrui later h'
ht"k' "ul hsdiH W ht, s. lhir' Ia
J"lit'
LA ll'iH ~,ok" th" t"'i' mentor y,
lu, 'ld". AMI Jimi,"u "'"- ~Sth l"
TOLL. =" II Wrul lh'"nslI il" Whnl" town
hhk" c"tr"rtiu1 Jdlnl~nu every lutu
Nu"u They f"t tack {" the h",I Jdnlr'1
hni = stang" drawn expression "n hl'
lace lIt u"l"SN lhtl much tu'ul,"u l.
| hm IT, went mt" the diniug t"ln hu'
called "tll"t. "("-. -dI ~di Tie
"mtrr .n IruUu" n'h ,i"'t dlth'\.
hiluE iu", -tI VI. Jiilil~"'n lH ~'""
mn,DruI accents, "~"tu" llch--"'d hack
tHhhiI "lll, apil" h"Il', AMI I'i u' h"''
q mint ml"p h","r' TIA" m'h' please.
Ia" waiter stated at hlih ana -'li"'
l"dN At III" ur\' lHhi" -Wrh"l"d Ih'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

chicago, Oct. 3. Edward Mne, u pres
Ffons tradeaman, shot and fatally In
f'"i his wife to-day at u north Market
feet hotel, 10 which she had gone with
|e'rr Nelson. u friend of her husband.
feaking down the duor Of their rn,m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
Nh, Ml lsaeki

g"A many tir,Sl n"n and women
ruuIl get mi II that pain N their backs
II they would ln lark-' SURE turr Tor III"
Liver ami klInrN-. III" truuhl" l. usual
" there, and l'ark-' >ur" cure reaches
and rurr- II, sold hy pr, lhn~. II. bur
gr-- n ~ull,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
\ liza, "f ITs,"r,

Baltimore. Nil, Oct, A. Throughout
the United STATES the members ~ the
various local aud district organizations
OF the Women's National Christian Tenn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
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Nh.mugluu. urt. M Cardinal uhhuu-
again ptr~lld uNr, lh. lWudaN- -,-.luu
ul thu rrlr,t-' kurhmu-Ilr conventions
Nm"ug the pap"r- I" l." read /, on' "n
hr lluk kucharl-tlc IN il" fa-iriu
Church" hN Rev, J"-,pl lalh"ck, ih"
\rmrnIan missionary. AMI uur NN Rev.
Father Elliott. II IL" lHu'I,t Father 81
\rw Nurk. "n "lluw the k"hl Presence
MAKE Converts" The ruluiuitl"" uu
resolutions l. ~ s,'~~iuu lll- mufuiug,
with \rrhhi~hup turrlgan ur"~l'ng,
he work IT thu lrag,I" ~ th- country
W,- explained to the holy father hy car
dlnal uhl"n- during Ia" latter recent
visit tu Ruur,. and the cardinal has h'ru
authnIl2rd lu ruInlurud the gathering ~
the uaiu" II the prI~ aud I" glN" II hi
hh--lug. Among tllu-, whn viii taxi
part ~ IA" proceeding t".daN A." Elght
Rr,. bishop hrru", rrct"r 81 the Catholic
university. Rev. r.. Il lN"r T. T., =. :. 81
HAltlmurr, Rev. b,ui- i. MrMnhou. l.. lr
West Farms. \rw YORK CltN, lN. H. +
Frrhnn. tllrhhuig. Mas, Rev. j. ;
FuhN. uf II. Louis. Rev. II. i. li,u~.
~. II. H.. riIlpr II the \u'llriu Erch.
-a-tIrll lirNIrw, Rev. II. iGlukm'lri, II
I luclhnati.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Nrv York. Oct. S.-silNer, ~. Lead
t3.ij.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Ihrr" l. ~ medicine ~" "it'u u"'Irl
IN rNrtN huu,r aui $50 admirably adapted
h. the piitpr,.,'- fuT winch II l. intended
~ thaml"'tliIn'. Fam Balm. llafilN a
week lA--'~ hut ~uilr m"iuh'f ~ the
fiuIlN ha- need ui II, \ irrlh"ach" ut
hradarh" may l." cured hN It, \ touch
of rheumatism ~ neuralgia Qul'l"'I
lhr ~,Nrtr pain nt burn ~ -raii
promptly relieved and the ~uf" h"dlrd ~
much les lllnr than When iu"hlcln" hh-
in lr -"nt i"I, \ -pIaln may l." prompt
|, treated hriurr inflammation -'l- ia,
which in-urr- u rur" IN about "lI".lhlfI
uf thr Tim" utlrTwl-" required, cut
aud bruises should T"rN" lnnn'dmir
treatment hrinrr Ia" part h"ruln" ,H"l.
len, which eau unlt lr done When Fam
balm l. kept al hand. -nfr threat may
lr cured l"turr It hrcuinr- -"fi"u,, \
tfnIhlr-nilIr curn may h rru">rd hl ap-
plNing II twirr "A laN fur u week ~ tw".
\ lame hack may h cured anh several
daS- ~ Valuable tim" SAVED ~ pain m
| the side "f chest rrli,N"l without paNlng
u doctor hill rrruf" u ~ cent bottle
At once aud lou viii never regret H. t"r
sale h, lh,-. II. hufgrS~ n -"r,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

Jersey City, n. j., Oct. s.-John Zsech,
otherwise known a. -Piah John" was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05
wreck on the Atlantic 4 rs"ih,.

Yesterday aftrrnN'h at "'cl'~k, u tr"
miIr- b~,ond Williams the \tantlc y
Pacific NJ. I passenger train, which
reached this city at $50 this morning,
ran int" gravel train. and the pa~-"l
ger engine and several cars "f the gravel
train were badly damaged, Engineer
Jack Wmh- and his fireman jump',I, and
sustained minor injuries, The NJ, I
pas-cnger train reached Ninslow nearly
i've hours late. hut made up thr time h..
tween that place and Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

tween that plar" ana AlhulhrIH"'
j. IT, Plriy. Esd. ~ Santa H.. wlu l.
here attending the meeting ni I'll" bar a~-
ariatlun. made a gall at I'M tIflLfN
office this morning. BuIinr-- engage
mrntS make II necessary for Major PurdN
tn return Ia Santa fe this evening. aud
he will therefore not BE- able io attend
the banquet Tonight.
Ed. smith and Ed. Nald were sent 4"
the chain gang Yesterday aft"Tn0n 10y
Justice Crawford for ten days each. The
charge ~ stealing. ur attempting Ia steal
bicycle belonging Ia Wallir liarsch
could not br subStantiatei, whrfruIs'n
they were held under III" ,agrant act.
+. ]. Helm, E-.l.. general New Mrxir"
agent uf the Denver n Ri" 'iTaidr, l. IN
Albuquerque to-day billing the twn f"f
"A grand excursion Ia Denver over his In"
at the time uf the Mountain aud Plain
festival. October iG-i".
The types made TnE CiTILEN -iy ,e--
terday that Mrs" Mary loung was the
daughter ~ Mrs. j. II. liugh--. II should
have been Miss" Mary Young. We gladly
make the correction.
The members of the Ferguson llnk
are arranging fur their annual ball
which will br held at the srmory un
Thanksgiving eve.
Chas. N. shannon, registering truul
Clifton. Ariznna, was al SturgrS Euro
pean. The gentleman IL the nitrd Ntal"-
Internal revenue collector for the New
Mexico district.
II you wish to taae pleasant rScur'
| sion. ga Ia Denver un the 18th II Uctuh"r
| over the line ~ the Denver X Rio hrandr
The Tound-trip rate from santa fr i
only tlu2i,
q. r.. Hopkins, the contractor, has don,
goL job of work grading Nurih Fourth
| street.
v, Myrich, ~ Gallup, aud \, VI. ludrr
~ Hillsbor0, are In the mrtr"I~lls 4"
day.
". +. Knap. representing T., e. ls'MltI
Il Co., ~ Chicago, II In the city.
elf-denial II the one thing most din
cult tO inculcate and always hard a. pfar
tic.. ESPECIALLY when there are gsd thing
a. eat within reach. but there II ~ self
| denial necessary II you take summons
| Liver Regulator, II promotes digestion
prevents Dyspepsia and d0s after 1
hearty meal oi dalicacirs will prevent an!
discomfort. lts the best gsd-nigh
tuidy.
Dr. II. e. llimo+. the iDpular and efii
cient ply ysician and surgeon Tor the NJ
iantic X Pacific at Needles, arrived II
the territorial meiropolis last night, I
Il quietly runored that before man
more days the doctor will lead Ia Ia
matrimonial altar QUE Of Albuquerque
dsssrvsdly popular young ladies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-10-05

HiE Increase.
The assessment VI this county this year
f,ats up ts,ss5,up. an increas" of over
&2uD,Un over last year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30
Mr.. Simmons the Man.

1t was very evident before 1tr. Sim
mons had spoken five minutes that he
was the master hand in the transac-
ton. HI. was III this as he has always
been in 5Kenosha affairs the one who
has ever been ready to lubricate the
wheels of every enterprise which prom
ised well for the city.
He stated that he was satisfied that
the Sterling people were thoroughly re-
sponsible. Their capital stockis 100000
paid up. They have $4,000 surplus
and would use that and $4,000 more
as capital as soon as they get here,
making their capital stock paid up
100000. He said the company had
been going over fourteen different
places and finally the matter had been
narrowed down to two points, Kenosha
and Elgin, H., and chances seemed to
be in favor of Elgin. Elgin had offered
4 plant valued at $40, 900, for $25, 600,
So, 900 to remain on the building as
long as desirable. The citizens claimed
better population Of skilled mechanics
to draw help from, could offer better
streets, sewer, water, water works and
an electric car line right up to the door.
IF the company was to come here it re-
CURED six acres of land, to be connect
ed with the city water and sewage sys-
TENS, remission of taxes for five years
and a furnished capital Of 10000, and
a good road must be built from the
proposed plant to the G. 4 NV de
rot for tile transportation Of freight,
and rent to be furnished free to twelve
fOremen until May l. 1896.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30
Out Of Their own Mouths


Waukegan's world conquering har-
Dor gave u great demonstration Of its
condition yesterday when little
schooner drawing five to six feet Of
water got stuck in 4 bar in trying to
enter. 1t was the Wallin, chartered by
the Waukegan Lumber Co. Capt.
Popp was tod to keep away from the
north pier but understood it south pier
instead. So when the schooner came
in at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, she
Rugged the north pier and ran into a
bar in about four feet of water. They
pushed With poles and pulled Withropes
and strained and struggled and sWeated
AVID svoe for a while, and got the
schooner off without damage. Captain
Pop has not very geou opinion OF
Waukegan harbor although had he
followed directions, he would hive had
no trouble in getting III.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30
GOSSIP ABOUT OUR NEIGHBoR
what is Going on in Our Northern Neigh
bor's Place.

boris Place.
The local editor took a short trip up
to Racine Saturday and spent Sunday
there. Since there is SO much visiting
back and forth between the two towns,
Racine and Kenosha, it may interest
not only our readers, but some Rtcine-
ties, to learn something of what is
going on in that place.
Racine is on the up grade again.
She has got over her panic difficulties.
Her factories are booming again, her
Elaborers are busy, street and municipal
Improvements are going on in the old
time way.
This general spirit Of improvement
has struck the newspapers, also. The
Times has just purchased new brick
block close to where it is now domi-
ciled and today the Workmen were set.
at work remodeling the place. Several
changes will be made as soon as this
block is completed. The changes are
to effect all the other papers. in the
city. a new perfecting press has been
ordered and was to be in place May 1,
but negotiations hung fire so long on
the new building that it cannot be
ready for operation for possibly a
couple Of months. After that Mer-
ganthaler type setting machines will
undoubtedly be put in.
At the Journal Office since E. c..
Deane has taken hold, everything is
being transformed. He has new
Web pelfecting press in, has had four
telephones put into different parts of
the building, has ordered q special
wire from Chicago for press reports and
/ is generally putting on metropolitan
airs.
Ex-Chief Of Police George Z. Smith
| is to start up a free silver daily paper
ia the near future. He is trying to in
! terest capital in the venture now, and
| if it does come about one may expect
to find the hand Of jackson T. Case be-
| hind it. This is on the q. t., mind you.
and you mustn't tell we told you.
There are lots Of things happening in
Racine all the while which do nos get
into the papers there. Perhaps there
are more things that don't than matters
| THAT do.