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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23

lutely secret. and their ritual was a strange
mixture Of tneosOphy. pantheism. Budd-
hism, Shintoism. Masonry and Christianity
the whole having been welded into shape
by the commanding mind Of the woman
Christ
Perhaps one Of the worst features. aside
from the pernicious effect II had upon the
individual members of the order. was that
none OF the believers should keep anything
whatever of his daily or private life from
tho leader. Why such an omniscient being
should not know the daily history Of those
who were always near her without having
10 be told was never explained by her any
more than the remainder Of her absurdi-
ties. Such matters as the amount OF sal
airy received by every member and its eN-
penditure, were reported at regular in
tervals to the false Christ. as was. also
the daily Intercourse in families. Nothing
was or too private or sacred a nature TO
Keep from the all-absorbing ears Of Mrs
Martin.
As in nearly all religions, eternal life
was the basis of the strange woman's
teachings. There is not a member OF the
sect who believes In bodily death. and
even the demise OF their leader does not
seem to have shaken their faith
During the life OF Mrs Martin there
were many deaths in the order; but she
accounted for the failure OF the deceased
TO return in the spirit by saying that
they had not sufficient faith in her teach
ings. For three years the Bible has been
banished from the circle. and all mani
festations from on high came through
Mrs Martin.
Celibacy is another OF the strange teach
ings of the peculiar sect. and each and
every member is warned against the
crime of collaborating.
The expenses were borne by the mem
bers. The money was given willingly and
gladly, and there was never a question
asked as to how 1t was TO be used. Mrs.
Martin had only to order an assessment
and II was forthcoming at once.
During the last two years of her reign
there were occasional rebellions among
her people. Upon one occasion Mrs.
Brooke came out on top Mrs. Martin
was ordered under the bed by her plucky
opponent, and she complied. Then Mrs.
Brooke was elected leader, but she did
not hold the place any length of time.
If Mrs. Brooke, who is again the leader,
fails to exercise the wonderful influence
commanded by Mrs Martin. Il Is safe to
say that In a few months the Perfection
lists will vanish. just as the Simmsltes ia
ded away In Alabama.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23
Nearly a Million for a Joke.

Samuel p. Schuckers died recently at
Wooster o. He was a brother of J. W
Schuckers, private secretary of Salmon p.
Chase, and brother-in-law of John H.
Oberly, ex-civI service commissioner. An
interesting incident, says the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette is recalled by
Schuckers' death. which has never found
it's way in the newspapers. The incident
occurred a number of years ago. and dur
ing the time of the sale of the Lake Shore
railroad at Cleveland it happened that
Schuckers and John insolvency, the great
criminal lawyer, met at the sale. Nc
Sweeney had but a short time before made
great hit by his political speeches at
Cleveland and Philadelphia and was at
tracing attention all over the country. At
this particular time he was trying case
at Cleveland. Young Schuckers was in
these days veritable dude and very spru-
cy.
He went to Cleveland to have a time, as
he always left Wooster to celebrate, and
was having a good, glorious time on this
particular occasion. He was small and wiry
in stature and always carried silk UNI
brella. 1T happened that he met McSween-
ey in the rotunda just as he had finished an
argument and while the sale OF the Lake
Shore railroad was going on. They stopped
for a moment at the edge of the excited
crowd bidding in the road. There were a
number of syndicateS represented-foreign
Vanderblts, Goulds and others. The bid
ding had reached 50. 100000. In spirit of
devilishness young Schuckers bid $3,5O),00O.
In a moment a rush was made toward the
new bidder and a demand was made to
know what syndicate he represented. His
only reply was, with a wave of his silk
umbrella eco away from me-" The excit-
ed representatives of the other syndicates
asked for recess, which was granted, and
in 20 minutes they came back, when the
bid was raised to 100000 and sold.
Cob
being in company with the great criminal
LAWYER had led them to believe he repre-
scented some secret syndicate which was
trying TO gain possession Of the valuable
railroad property.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23
BIG FEET MAY SAVE THEM. =
The Cuban RevOlutiOnists Are Re-
lying on "a Curious Fact.
From an Exchange.

Those willy Cuban revolutionists are
counting on rather an amusing physical
impediment OF the Spanish soldiers to help
them keep up their fight for independence
the big feet Of the swarthy Dons. The reb-
els are now holding mountain businesses
In the eastern part of the tight little is
land. There are no railroads for transports
ing troops to this part Of Cuba, the wagon
ways are exceedingly rough, and it is
case Of march for the oppressors. 1t is a
hard thing for men with big fat feet to
march, 50 the insurrectionists are hoping
United States or some South American re-
public before their enemies get their enor-
nous walking gear into operation.
That IS what Jose Agustin Gonzalez OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, says. He ought to
know, too for he is a native Cuban and had
a gingery taste of what a revolution is
when Cespedes, the president of the Ill
fated Cuban republic, tried conclusions
with the Spanish government in 186S-'73.
Eyes, the Spaniards have big feet, and
they cannot march into Eastern Cuba
without great difficulty" said Mr. Gonzal-
ez at a dinner with Chicago friends the
still alive, are counting on these big feet
as a help for their cause. The Cubans will
not come into the railroad country and let
the Spaniards chew them up. but will keep
in the mountains in the hope that Uncle
Sam will wink at the fitting out of an ex-
petition to help them, or that some South
American republic will come to their aid.
But / fear for the success Of the revolu-
tionists."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23

J pleaSant-aImOSt as (
SlLKS-ANOTHER CUT.
Corded Wash Silks that
have never retailed for less
than 800 (some people get
5Oc); just 20 pieces of them;
to slick them out quick,
25c a yard.
Lappet silks, % inches wide, the sec and
49c qualities, 29c.
Black Habutai japanese, the regular SOC
one BIC
Main Floor, Left.
FRENCH VAL. LACE.
At 25c the dozen yards
20 patterns. Edgings and Insertings, that
would be worth SOC and 40c in the regular
way
BOYS CLOTHING.
At soc a suit
Sailor Suits, 10 10 years, absolutely fast
colOrs, and the suit that others get CSC for.
At sI.9s a suit
All Wool Light Weight Summer Suits 3
10 Is years have been $500 suit.
Thin Goats
Up to "a inch chest, l4c to $780,
Boys Straw Hats 100.
Boys Yacht Caps, PIC
White Lawn Blouses, CSC.
BOYS WAISTS.
The Sun" a standard 81
Waist everywhere; pur e
white, Numbered, 1 to IA
years, 49c.
Light Calico Waists tucked and pleated
fast colors, usual 29c, l9c.
Knee Pants, the usual PC worsted, 21c
Second Floor.
MEMS FlXINGS.
The busiest counter in our
store, crowded with every
thing that warm weather
comfort demands.
Jean Drawers, 15c.
Init. Guyot Suspenders, 15c.
French Balbriggau Shirts, CSC.
Russell Leather Belts the soc ones, 23c.
! NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Laundered, Percale and
Cheviot, collars and cuffs at
tached, same that others get
a dollar for, 69c.
Main Floor, Right
FLY FANS.
The National, best on the
market, stem winder, S1.9S
instead of $3.50.
Wire Screens, fits any window, 29c.
Fly Brushes, Sc.
Fly Death Sheets, &c.
Wire Dish Covers, 8, 10, 70, 10 and 1s-inch,
&c. sc, iOc, lac and l9c.
JELLY TUMBLERS.
Tin covered, 3oc the dozen, or &c each
Basement.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
At csc
White Cambria Dresses. finished al neck
and sleeves with neat edging, have been
39c.
AT SOC
Colored Dresses, fancy yoke, serpentine
effects, finished with braid, have been zoe
and 21C0
! MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Regular 39c Drawers with
lace edged ruffle, Csc pair.
At CSC
Cambria and Muslin Gowns yoke of six
rows Hamburg Inserting and Val Lace,
usual SIPS gowns.
| WRAPPERS.
Good Calico Wrappers, SOC.
White Nainsook Wrappers, with extra
eIa nd trimmed Val Lace
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23

-Viacount Cough, tire secretary of the
Just succeeded to his fathers seat in the
House Of Lords inherits not only the peer
age but also the pension Of $4,000 per an
mum awarded to the first yiscount for
three lives as a recognition or his conquest
Of the Punjab The prcsnt Lord Cough is
the grandson of that famous soldier, and
with his death the family will cease to
draw the pension.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23
PARASOLS.
White Crepon Plisse, just
the thing for seashore use.

Natural wood or enameled handles and
frames, reduced from Sl.75 to Sl.25.
Spetalfeld's Silk Sunshades, 26inch,
garnet. black. brown, waXel wood and
pearl handles, steel rods, 33.4S.
Other exquisite creations, this season S
choicest, up to $500
Main Floor, Center
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23
HOSIERY.

At 15c pair
Childrens Fast Black Hose, double heel
and toes, to 8, and regular 25c Stockings
At csc pair
Ladies Fast Black and Tan Russell Hose,
double heels and toes, usual 35c Stockings.
at zoe pair
Ladies' French Lisle and Cotton Hose,
Richelieu ribbed all the way to the toes.
every pair guaranteed fast colors and
worth 49c pair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23

According TO the London papers, Mrs.
Arthur Paget has inherited from her moth
er, the late Mrs. Paran Stevens, an in
come Of Sl50G00 a year, besides which Col
Paget inherits an independent legacy
amounting to 5000 a year from his mother
in-laW.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23
SILK GLOVES.

There's just 10 dozen of
White, Black, Tan and other
colored Pure Silk Gloves,
usual price 75c, the lot will
be marked tomorrow,
2jc pair.
Main Floor, Center.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23
BOYS WAISTS.
MEMS FlXlNGS.

The busiest counter in our
store, crowded with every
thing that warm weather
comfort demands.
Jean Drawers, 15c.
Init. Guyot Suspenders, 15c.
French Balbriggan Shirts, CSC.
Russell Leather Belts, the soc ones, 23c.
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AdcTs.
See Advertisement ton Page1
WEATHER

ClOse, Sticky, Stuffy-that makes you thirst for
cIOthlng GOODNESS and comfort All your summer
wants 10 be met with at our counters We've made
choosing as easy drinking ice cream sOda-aI-
most as pleaSant-almOst cheap.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23

tntnia, arrived fr,m Lee Angeles ls,t
evruing, Hni will r"main Tor few lay,
Ni-l ing Mrr. l"S" AMI family.
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DEATH Or 4 GOOD SiSIER.
sister ClirItI. VI the Bernalillo Convent.
Visits " Her Ifs.

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INIlkNAl RIvtNul ALiST<.
hangr> ~ thc Revenue Ru>lnC>>
New Agents ~ hr Arruir:cI.


Within few mouths pari he I'D
h1d territories have lr"u ~ .,ii-tr
Rnd chAuI'- IT nrrignmrut ma v. AIN
the internal rrv-uu" agents tlr ~
hrw divisions II herr III the mining II,
ui the west. Whirh embraces ~ nam
Ni1lnu the collection districts IT Mnn,,I
Colorado aud New M-A,ru I, Tia.
Visluu krv-uu" Agent John W ruhlu
been Ar-isnri, hral,IuAr,"r office ~ | \
Vrr From the Montana ldah" dIr'fI
the latter II rIrhI,-l. aud IN ~ rhars.
the r"vruu" agent whurr ufhr- ~
Portland. oregon IL the New Mn
Arizona district, the latter tcIr,Iniy
mAluH With III" revenue Agrut wbI
hrAIIuart"r uihc" H ut SAn hrAu,.
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Agent, AMI each "thr-r 80 cummI-,
81 ~ what may hr called the Il rrct -,
aud ear" II the rnlntulpziun-r Il lu,,-A
rrv"nur nj NArhIngt"u Si..'' iNi Nv,
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title aud work. representing heads ~ /
Treasury drpAiim"n,r. sh" luy"ru. Il
matters pertaining T." rnztnl u"uI
their lrvI'-i Iuiirr, Ani officers 81
counts AMI II hiuclnry T. p-Itlns IN VI.
Capt rnlIu IA now ~ the rlb. and
IN one ola few, ~ the iutrrna r-Nru
huriu"rr. wh" knows h"w IT, make hi
self pl"arnn, aud gam r-SIs-cl frou ~nl.
dlna'"- L., i"'lit" treatment
Int tIIllKN l"srn-l ,h,r afternoon 4,
IA" pay "t lut"rnAl revenue ag,nlr IL
I"'r lay ten new agents will L." appd
rd thr month, and II IN "sI-'c,- | 10y q
lri-uiH ~ Judge VIM Burnn. the d-Iu
internal i"Srui" Ag"ni. that lr viii
"u" 81 the new agents Hppulut"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23
FRI DLLkGATES.
All comp mics, EXCEPT M. a,
Theft Delegates,


A run-iug rn'hurlssi,, meeting IT 4
Msn" h"r" company NJ ! was
last ugh Aui sitter jhr irnhrArtt
routine lWpiursr, FurrmAu hmgh n.l
thr following Il y delegates ~ i.It,l
that company ~ the Apart meeting
\ Macbeth, chairman, tirnrg" y 4
tri, Ftznk wendell. W j DlNuu. j /.
Far. & \ llulr"u, I j New lliAml
G. Granger, Frank krramri. NJ
Knight. Char luudutf. RrhA'i T. .
nud liruiy hnrufrr
ihnui twenty A'iIvr members al
NJ hu-r rutupsuJ wee prr-"nt v
Foreman kurr- raped ti uriri
- Mcdonnell r-sigurd AZ --ri,i,
lite Irsiguattun Was accented AuI A.
ShAhuuI "l,ii"d iu I'LL uut the un,,t.
term LOUIS stern fr-igu-d ~ - ~.
her. aud W e. Mnntfnrt was e :.
a. Ill ia" vsrAncy Tt" following
gates w"r" appointed John rrn
chairman, X ,h-rt shannon. i,rurr.
M"n,."mrry, u h Snrll. + \ Gutu
i X shannon. rh~ x lluh'"ll. w.
llsrrir. Fred fnru"h. Sol weller.
Benjamin. l. \ Str ,lar aud Peter ST.
When Foreman Cuudli announced
meeting IT IL" f"Igua-un Hook \ l.,
| company a. L." "pi"i. there eHr -,
y full membership present, anil All 49,.
rnthnplArtw j T. Walsh AMI rho.
honey we're elected honorary mrml
4 j. Euni- resigned n. All ar,itr n.u
sri Was rArrd uu th" huu"rs', hr'
| u prNrr- Mas elected ~ hlr pt.AI =,
A'tlvr mrlni~r W u Hahn. "a ~.
Il III health, rrlgn-I. sud J - "
.h"-"n IA hi- plAr" ia" "pm,u
nppurutri the following delegates
| y Ryan. chairman. T. = Mrttuus.
ilyr, x h ,hruirS. John Arut,-u. \
l-h"rS"1i, W j iitn"y, X J Iiohmr
~ u rrArc-. q Whit. J"--uh l..
wHsl, Frank Hyr And WIN B.rri
The NJ & hna- company viii H."
meeting me evening the weak. n
Foreman ''wgnl,lt will Auunn' hi-
gates tu r"Ir'H"ui the excellent -uuil,
rrr runpsuy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23

eases, or drains upon the SYSTEM
excuses. or abuses, bad habits. d
early vices, arc treated through cd
respondcnce at then hunl y, viii
uniform success, hv the Specialist
Of the lnvallds' Hotel and Surgicl'
Institute. Of Buffalo. y. y. 4 buI,
OF 40 large pages, devoted to th
consideration OF the maladirS abON
limited at, may h had, mJ,h'd q,
nnyciy sealed Prom Obw,;ah1n. in 4
Plain envelope, by sending 10 cent
in one cent stamps Tor postage d
Book. to the Worlds bi.IwnSarI
Medical Association. at the abovl
mentioned Hotel For more thaS
a quarter Of century, pl ,sicianl
connected with this WIDELY Geld
bratcd Institution, have made th
treatment Of the delicate discaSel
above referred Ia, their sn.r Studi
and practice. Thousands. hive COM
suited them. This vast rN'srienu|
has naturally resulted IN 4provei
ihods and meana 81 cnt,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23
wn-n the ,hn, u,-,- of the Wora,.r

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u" earth. II viii h- we'll t"r y"u h"l,,I'
v"uiurIug lutn ia" raw, VAp"r'u- M 4,
charged. perhaps, with ia" seeds "f ma
MTla "r Ir"N"ailv" IL rheumatic t~ius"s,
- tax" \ wturglRrgtul Il llnrt-tt.r' a
stomach Ihlt-r-, and thus shield ynurrrIf
rI,ru atmu-phrrir luhu-nc-p threatening
t. health II y"r happen /" get rn"w~i,
zl.rt"l 80 Tp,iu"d uI'"i, ~" thr rAmr ar,
v"niatIvr. aud Avnid the rheumatism or d,
dangerous cold The agreeable warmth
- fused Iu'" thr circulation hy this genial
1,nluNrhr, ltH tnvignrAtIug and regulating
properties commend II Ia all ApprrciAtIv"
IT ia" ~ that prevention ~ better than
cure - the ih't.r- for dyrI.'u-ir,
hlhnusn"Sr, nervousness Ani kidney
T.. - rrk h-Aiarh- aud debility
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23

IT." neat uiHi"r ui hu-IuDrp Was the -
l""trug IT ia" following Juls"- AMI ,h'rk ,
with polling plHr"r. tor the rity -lrctI,u
g. T." held "a TU"s,iNy, Apul
Marl | r. l.. r-ar". & Marsha /
and + ''tru"tu, Judges, = NJ. Naltuarr,,
and " Il VI l,nushIIn. chrks, I"llIn:
place, Ni"i'"ll'- hsru--- shop.
ward \ IIsrsch. A. II l"",s "ui
J., r. J.h".,'n. Judg,+i j J. N"tAw AMI
W L"~". clerks, I"llrnI place. NJ :
hose h"u--
Wari . " A. walker. VIM .lruk 4,
and Enll hl"tuwurt. Judges rhur scot,
aud y r. stevens. rl-rks r"lhug pln",.
BhHr' printing "thr"
wnri I j = MrChr'. \ NN,Ar
aud + M-y"r-. Jule"-, W \ hr"H
mri nni " j Wllr"u. lrikH I"Iling
place. Justin" trawt"rl'r office
N" nam" II j e Marshall was aug
.''ri,.d ~ arbitrator lriw-"u III" city amt
taxpayers ~ the matter ut wrI"nius
south broadway
Thr Hoard then adJnurn"i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23

some IO0,Wh acres ~ rich II nj In II
counties ~ Nan Juan, Rio ArrihA al
Taos will br thrown open for s"rtlrmrT
this summer by the oI,ning 4 the u
reservation
M'S~ Mary l. Pepper arrived las, rvrI
ing from Grsnd Rapids. Mich, And VI
IA the hrs, II neat month take charge
the Chilir-n's Hume 49, matrun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23
tor over siuy N~srs.

As OLn ASp wsLL.TKSp REsKpY.
Mr.. Wlu-inw'a S,uthlng syrup has been
ur~-l fr oyer my years by millions 81
mnih-rr Tor their children while t--ihing.
with perfect rIcr"S. II 49,, h"r the child,
s"f'"nH IA" gumr, allaya all Jain, cures
wind "nlic, and n the hest remedy tir
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