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Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

- @er fi9 bes gIiidGt9en 9famens
Smttb, @mtt, @9mibt Dber @9mte6 err
freut, bat @npartf9aft auf cine MiGionenz
@rbf9uft, bic O~ermutbIi9 in Der 8ant bon
GngIunO Iiegt. Sin Nsent, benz mir nt3t
%unentgeltli9 cine In3etge autommen IaFen
npuen, fir bic arbere 2eute i6r gutes @elb
btnlegen miifen, forbert foG8e, bic auf
ienen Namen bOren, auf, ft9 BEL linn our
Prifung be3tebungsneife 9ettenbma9ung
ibrer @nfpri4e 81 meIOen. 9d Der Mgent
berielbe lit, Der audi biefer Sage einen abs
banben getommenen engltf9en 8aronet
mtttels elmer folben Nn3etge gum @orI9ein
gebrd6t bat, beiien @r3dbIung nit Der bonn
8ert6terftatter auf 9runb Der tbm bonn
Mgenten gemd3ten Nngaben 70 tpentg
1timmte, ba man bic Nbft9t erfannte unb
b r ftimmt tpurbe. 8ermutbli9 riibren
aus iener Dber G6nlt9en Auelen au6 bic
bielen gaa9rt9ten bon groBen @rb19aften
fer, bic felt etntger 3ett bic &unbe bur9 bic
53eitungen MAIDEN. @S nerben babur6
@impel liiftern gema6t unb p~erGettet, ft6
Der qroBen 3a6l iener an5uf9lieBen, bic
6eute als @rben no9 INNER auf bic unge=
3dblten Mtqipnen purten, binter benen iie
i4Dn felt Sabren fer iinb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

pas o5gs 8rO tent 7. g Grant ST., enen gnst bs Sen. Il, e, grunt bar
@r 1T Der So6n bS @L 6eb. @rant unb ggenpdrHg IA Sabre alt. Die 86otoz
graphic BON Der ba: Bib 9.mo4t parOs pnroe Oor 3pet oSa9Tsn gsnOnrmsn; Der
uD fu8 ee Der ate General far6, bntute er Elm S6rdben an ben ebteQen 8Gz
Fbentn Der @r. Staten i'm Sabre 1896, in benz er bnfdben Oorum erIu8t, ben
iungen Nann in inen Sabre gum 9abhen Der &rtqsTfue in Q@f 8ptnt' u err
uennen, 9ie 8tte pme Iemr 3t oub BON Sen, @Grman mter3r6net Ser
unge @rant prb ba6er in uebeenFtmmung nit benz 0mf1e 1mes 9roBpaters
bonn 9rdfbenhn Geodunb nG4es Smr gum @aMhn ernannt puben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18
Oos OarnteoerIie9en unferer Gan6.
wirtbf6oft fol- pifcnihaftlta
beleudtet mer6en.

Gin beroprraqenber 8iirqer Galiforz
MEMS bat 9errn Profefor &t9arb 8. Sin
BON Der IniperfitGt BON @isconfin cine
Summe 9el0 5ur @erfagung gete0t, Die
als Pretfe fir N6ban0lungen iiber bds
Sbema: n9ds 0arnieberliegen Der Qanbz
&Dtrtbf9aft unb Die an5utperbenben 0iIf5=
mittel" Dertbeilt tperben foG. Na9 retfz
lt9er @rtpGgung Der Sadie bat BroIefor
@l1 bei4lofen, an benz 9reis6etperb fGmmtz
lihe Stubenten BON Mi9igan, MtsconIin
unD MinneIota She'll ne6men au lafien.
9te auf bas 9arnieberliegen Der 2anbpirt6z
f9aft 8e3ug Aabenben Sbatia4en miiiTen
in btefen Acknowledgment in IorgfGltiger
8etie bargelegt unb frtttf9 gepriift, bic
urfa9en Der miBli9en Sage erDrtert unD
Die our Nb6ilfe a~ntpenbbaren MitteG FLAIR Dor
Nugen gefii6rt nerben. @s tptrb erpartet,
odB unter ben CUR 0ebung Der 2anbpirt6z
f9aft nombaft gema9ten Pldnen audi bic
Sbnnlt4tett un0 3pedmdBigfett bes 8orz
f6la9es, Nusfu6rprGmten auf bic Nu8Iu6r
9entfer Observation-Disclosures @r3e1qniIfe
gu 3ablen unb ferner bic 8e3iebungen bes
Observation-Disclosures CUR Qanoipirt6=
19aft, beriidii9tigt perben, Die nabgs=
ronnten 9eren BADEN ft9 bereit erftdrt,
W{itglteDer oes prei8cpQegiums gu tperben:
Prof. Mm. 81. Scott bon Der uniberIitdt
Wisconiins; Brof. %. SO. SoGtpeG bon Der
Timber ttdt Wtnne1Dtds un0 Or. GbaS. s,
GpDlep bon Der l1ntberfitGt in Mt9igalt.
Wd6renb Der bier 31 perdnlafTenbe 0ettz
ftreit 3piI9en bret @taatsz 6p919ulen ge<
eignet 1T, un9etp06nli6es SeSnteref1e All err
regen, getaltet bic Sadie 1i9 in 8etreff
ibrer Wirtung auf bic rationale Gdnbptrtbz
f3aftli3e Wo6lfd6rt mod Defentli9 Be-
beutiamer. Ser 9egenitanb 1T bon Der
grDBten @i6ttgtett, bat aber Bis iebt mod
BON fetner Seite cine p~tffenf9aftlt9e I'M
terfu9ung erfo6ren, unb es 1T gerabe5u be-
fremoeno, baB in einem 2anbe 'tpte Die Ser.
Staten benz lanbptrt6i9aftlt6en 6ause
bait 10 menig 4ufmert1amtett gef9enft ptrb.
Sn tehntf6er 6infi9t dGetn mir brtngt man
Der 2anoptrt6f9aft Sntereffe entgegen, lire
~fo3talen Seiten ie0o3 perben berna3ldfItgt.
gang i'm 9egenfab 3u Der Sa3lage, tpte Tie
lt9 auf bic em @ebiete in 9e1tf9lanb barz
bietet, Die misunderstanding 8eD0lferunq
0eutf6Ganbs erlangt bur9 Die ipifeni9oftz
lt9en 8eitrebungen, nte ie fi@ auf ben
b~ortigen IniberittGten fnnb geben, ben
9anbipirth aus Der @eretnfdmung feiner
eigenen 8eitrebungen 4eraus3u6eben, unb
bur9 bic @rgebnilTe etnes @ettetfers Der
@tfenf9aft nit Der rattDnelen prarts,
febr f9GBensnert6e 8ortbetle, bic Der bic
fige Sarmer entbebren muB. 9ter BEL uns
tperben @orGeiungen gebaGten iiber oles
MD9li9e, ben pi9tig1fen inbufriellen Snz
t~erefen unIeres Qanbes aber tpirb in ptfenz
f9aftlt8er 8e3iebung penig Ooer gar feline
8ea9tung sef@entt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

- 0on Der Slide Ser 8tnterfGIte ptr6
aus gteuftabt a. $. SOlsenbes bericbtet !:
Oils Otefer Sage Der nit ettpd oretbtertel
Stunoen 8eripdtung BON Neunttrben I'M
9 l1br 20 Winuten fGaige S9neI3ug in
Neuita6t etntraf tporen an einet1 Qbt6eiI
stpeiter &Ioiie tpGbren6 6er Sabrt Die SbIz
rem auf bei6en Seiten Oerart Gngetroren,
6aB ole 8eriube, lie 51 Offnen, mtBglidten.
Den bier ausftetgenben Hetienoen bLteb
NIGHTS &nberes ibri9, aLs hurcbs Seniter
btuaus3ufrtehen.
= Sin San @obe. Sn SOnOerS6auien
erregt cine peinIthe 9Lngelegenbett in ipete
teften &reiien unliebiomeS Nrfiebn: 0ur9
anonDme 8riefe an peribieoene Noreiien,
iOpDbl bort als aub auswGrtS, mar i9on
iett@noe b. s. elm augenblidlt6 tnSonbersz
bauien itcb alfbaItenoer 6err 9~eleu1cbattlt6
icbper fompromitttrt porben. Oils in IeBz
ter 3eit Gbnlicbe beleiotgcnoe 3~uienoun9en
bel roller NamenSnennung bes NbienoerS
erfolgten, blieb benz arg ueriebnabten 5errn
b. 81. NIGHTS tpeitcr jbrig, dig ben Nebtse
tpea gu betreten, 3umat Elm SIbneperiucb
beim S6ieoSm1nn all teinem Jtelultate
fibrte. g8ie man bort, bilrtte IN Tolgc
bieieS 8orgebens bic bienltltcbe Steuun9
zines borti9en 6ofofft5ianten, auf Deien
S~amilienfreis iene 2tngriffe 5urtd3uflbren
letn iouen, tart erl6ittert leIlI.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18
GiPenBahn~ GaRrpRdne.

(Sbtcago 6 yturtbtUe iterm=G tIenbabr. - Stdet
Offices: gtos. 206-2OS glarf=StraBe, an Der
OGtleg. Aoenue Station uno om Sepot Gee Meusz
uno &in3tesStraBe.
Mhfnhr4 m.x..sl
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

= Gs pirb ftb aITo in 2atepiep benz
@olfe Die @eIegen6eit bteten, etnen &anbi=
oaten gum Steueretnf9dBer (Afefor) gu
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

Nbteaeo,. BOD SSIaao & NactHc.Babm.
Rann9tersStotiDI. 8an 8urensGtr. Elm gIof
1uoilb BPM 8Darb Of Srobe. Sitet=OfFice: lO4 glarfifr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18
- Union poRsn9er Station.
VJennSyIVdRid Un9S.l
afoonfa.- canal. nno WaOtfpms GtE.

SidetEDffess: au Der Station, in 24S g. GIaEh
StraBe, Gde eadion, unb i'm Aubitoriuut'9ot eL
9urbs3Ige fabreu ME foIgt na4 SeHtral'5ett:
sG1QItm. tF6aIih. ausaeuou1ueu Sonnt19a.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

4o9lt@. 2a9tn, aus9e1ommeu SonHla9h
! xa0It6, ousaeuomHen Somltas-
Nbfcaep, MtIto autee & st. gauIzGtIenbabn.
W StoSt=&idetzSffice 95 MbnmssStraBe; Selepboue
2l90 O}aiu. nnion 8afaoier sStotiou GaHaL, Abams.
unb Wtabtion=StroBe
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

m9FAtsan Gemtr6I, q. p. q. 8. R. uub q. 8
~ q. q. &-uSbe Niognra Sans 9OuteH. 9ifst,
Offices, 60 GIorf Ctr uub StationeH II Ctr. unb Qari
Gtom. q. Ctr, SO. Str. uno 9pbs Bart
Abendblatt., 1895-03-18

Sd9lid. t Sdgfif, aus9enommeu Sonutaqs.
+S69lt9, ouseenomuleH GamitQgs. E6qIih, ousa
senommen Ntouto9s. S Sur Sonntags.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
ABSOLUTELY -"oe


pws are . fr,gh,ful nuisance In ,h,s
town. They ruin lawns, hesl'nil shrub
lery and make night hhi.-n- with their
hnwir Az this rate We shall have 10
have the Law tha, prevails IN ether cities
any deg lora- IN the n,r--ts without lie
master Ia b- frrf-i-.,t. A. u Ia, II W pro
babl- thA, rigid "ni iIc-,nrnt ~ the dog
tax law would result IN ID. killing off -
nninr hundreds. more Or lrsa, VI th,ss
beasts that are general pest and no
particular benefit let IL" Law u. en-
forced Uplic.
Th-t- are becoming entirely t"o many
in this "iiy. aud grocery merchants ars
complaining, t'r lie r-s-on tina, they
cannm display their fruits, vegetables.
-t H. any advantage IN arcouu, II g"ui
and Worthless cure all d"gr arr alike
d-rl",ling @omr. Every grcery m-r
chant "ugh, H. employ = bny 10 stand IN
front e their store with . large, gun,
AMI hsv. him Pepper every deg that
stnI- AN COMMITS n nuipanc..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
The VERDICT.
Temporary Abcrration OF the Mind Caused
the Suicide.

Temporary Ahcrration OF the Mind Caused
the Suicide.
This morning the curon-r's jury, ait.
ting un tho cnrps- II Clarence Comstock.
who's. suicr- was told in thee. columns
yesterday. returned . verdict that lie vas
suffering irom Temporary alteration Of
the mind" when hs secured the revolver
and hr,si the shot that -n,ici his earthly
CAREER.
Nr aud Mr- Robert Rankin THE ts-
r-as-i sister r-sch-,i the grief stricken
h"m- IN north Sixth street from Las
Vegas on the arrival of III. M. 5 pas.
r-ngrr train Las, night. and this
afternoon, the mother becoming calm.
they agreed tn hold short funeral services
at the resii-nc- Ia morr"w afternoon At
o'clock, R-v. W. |. Citizens. of the Epis-
copal church Ia oficiA,r. and only in
ti,nAi- fri-nds and n-ighbrs expected to
attend.
On Monday morning. on the north
bound passenger train. at $40 o'clock,
the remains will he taken to Esrt Las
Vegas. accompanied 10y Ars. C"mstock.
Mr.. and Mrr RANKIN, and Walter Com
stock. Tb. bUiy will receive Temporary
burial there and ~om- time in the fall will
h- enhum-,i and Shipps~i IN Ballston. New
York for permanent burial.
Walter Comslrk, = bright young en-
ploy- ~ ia. Atlantic n Pacific auditing
department, who, like his mother. tsk-s
the death oi his brother exceedingly
hAri, r-curei u leave ~ absence this
morning aud will r-mAin At Las Vegas
for . Tow weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

southwest Tezas IN pu,ilng us,er uron
lsrg~ and s'nsll trnrts ~ land, snd ~"
yesrs frum nov II vill h' I,oas,hl- Ter The
pr"~t-c,iv- irrigs,orr IN Rud -rsmplrs ot
all syst-ms of irrigs,iop In op.rsinu
within un. hundred mil-s Il San Ap,onio.
CnisEss dentists rub q s.c~~, powder
on the gum over III. .ff.c,--i too,h and A.
ter Alnut tv- minutes the patient " toll
tn sne, a.. The tDih then ITALIA gu,
Many attempts have been made by No
r"i-An dentists IA secure this powd-r.
bu, none have ever succ--,i-.i III iniug
~.
II we" tina, mAkrs tn" criminal, AMI
II ~ the criminsl ~hu freaks the Law, anil
II ~ the cnrt ~ the punishment ~ ID"
law breaker which entails heavy tNsa
ton. stop the cause which msk-s GRIM
insl- Aui The ,,.iuc,ln ~ taxsthm tausi
follow
WHHs n church hsINAr, ~ any other
krd ia tsS,N Tor rsi-ing money, gIv-s
prrSrs involving the n-th.i Il chance and
newspaper ! uhlirher the lirt III price,
tl"n y Violates the anti lottery Law a..
coming =" the p"-t"ihc- department.
ras Las Vegas Examiner says; 1.-THE
santa f- New AriwAD " lp,king 81 the
AlIwIu-,Iu- CrriLsS thrnugh the green
eyes II J-al"usy. The New Mexican
! s"ud L. uurh improved by taking .
lev lessons FROM THE CITiEKS
As evening IAI-r IL real Wy twice AZ
many I--"rlr 49, any incoming PAPER be-.
rAur- p-url- have mnr- time a. read 10
the evening than IN the morning Put
your Nivrr'.' n"nir where they will IT,
rrS'i nui hriug y"u results.
fRus lhr hey inuing IL the present h-cAi
year az Ia "a" i'm, Il April, the treasury
,l.hc,, h,l rrn, hri over a.. In.Oo This
~ al thu average rate Il naAriy $5.OW. $40
Irr month II II n"i quite ~ bal A. last
year. hut Is bal enough.
THs silver d"llar WAS the monetary
unn until 1919 II should h- r--t"r,-i H.
ltp r,ghtfl auh constitutional puri,I"n,
and the country can have nnihing tut
sps-in"ir PROSPERITY II u has any
un'il that 10 done
TnS corporation organ makes Tia" fal--
claim that It IL the "ny paper IN New
M-xiru taking the Ar~TIa,--i pr-r- tel.
-grnmr rhr New Mrs,cnn And Tns
CirusS ale, take the A--,riAt.'i prrs-
| lispSt,n-I
/ IN timr II war France puts go out IT
every 1000 90. her population ia the held
u"rmAny, $40, Russia. 40
p,rKR pn,ks ar. the lAlcrt l,r,-luct al
inventive grmu-, aud they Ar- /" l'- sid
At 8 cents p-r pair, retail
THk Immense sum :" ga, Jn.nOu IL IN.
v-etr,i In telephone property Ia the Tinted
StAtrr
G"Lp which ia absolutely pure Is said
H. l- ~ ksrAtu hn-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

eastern raiicad vas IN, Mp fer sais 70 The
h,sh-s, hkid~r. tn. ste ~ 0-org,s bh
tioo.0oc AND 60, u
Judge B.n,s GILL o,~n the spring term
ii the d,s,r,c, curt 81 Hillsb~o nss,
Monday.
Every u,ius In the Cochni dis,rit, I'm.
proves with depth -nd development,
The rsilro.d commi,t-. At Las vrgS
held a meeting las, evening.
Nan Msrc,.i 10 -nJoying = b., II
building l-om.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
CeaGraea s.Aad Graats.

The plate aud hsld not.s for the follow
ing cop6rmsd land granite have be~n alp
proved Ivy tho United Stat-s court Of pri-
va,e land olsims and forwarded by Sur.
veyor General RAsl.y 10 the general land
office, The ojo CAlisnts grant, IN Taos
c..un,y. 2,9+t ~ AGREE, and the Gals del
Rio grant, In Santa W AMI B-rnsliiio
counties. 6s.O7o.Sd5 aerss. New MrIi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
Yer over ttUy Wears.

An OLp AID wKLL-TRiKD RHsspy.
Mrs.. winrl"w'r S~ahing ~ rup has been
used i"r over my y-ars by millions "a
maherr for their children white t.sthing,
with perfect rucc-aS. II s,uth-s tho child.
sof,-ns %. guns. allay| all pain. cures
wind cole. AMI IL the b-si remedy for
diArrhpa. II pheasant H. the taste. Hold
Twenty five cents . hnttl-. lts value 10
incAiculHbl-. B- pur,. snd Ark kT Mrr.
winrlow'r Suthing Syrup. aud TAX noe
other Kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

I, will h- All Agr.-Abl- surprise IN pr.
sour subject H. attacks ~ bilious collie Ia
learn that prumpd relief may he hal 10y
taking Chalnl-rlain'r Gallo. Cholera aud
D,Arrhu,s Kennedy. In many inrtancrH
the attack may b. prevented by taking
thi. r~m-.ly as soon a. tue hrut Sympt'ans
IL til. dinsAs. appear. ~ AMI ~ cen,
bo,,lss for sale by Thos u Burgess 4
Am
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

Til. value IL gold coin .s In lie weight, |;
the value of silver cam 10 the gov-rnus-
stamp gu H. III. yAlu. ~ simmons
Liver Regulator Ii the relieve Il gives
fran bill,ousn-ss AMI ulck headache. A
- cent package II Iowd-r has parma
n-nliy cured NAM n QUE,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
narLirn,. Ara,ra naixe.

The b-s, nAlv- in the world for cuts
bruises. S,r-1, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
.or-s, t't,-r, chapIoi hands, ehublA'ns'
cornr, AMI Al, skin srupt'ons, and p"sl.
lively cures piles. or m pay r~luir~i. "
IL guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfaction
~ money refunded. Price 10 cents yer
boI For sale by Dr. Th"s. H. Burgess n
An, druggints,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
SsrpSrasIsa OrKan.

A A GRANT, = Wholesale AMI retail
cnrporA,,onist. ia SAID IA own = lions
share ol stock IN tho com pAny owning the
Albuquerque Democrat. Chloride Black
Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

| recommend Chamberlain Pain Balm
for rheumatism, lame back. pprAins and
dwellings. There IL NJ better liniment
made. have snld over iUO bottlss 81 II
th,. year, and all were pleased Who ussd
Il j. v. Pisrson, druggist, south Chi
caxo, Illinois. II " for sale by Thoe. H.
burgess h Bon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
FOR THE BLOOD

rust now everybody Is thinking about
- taking something for the blood.
=. 4 Spring medicine rs we speak Of
u. And rs q good thlng-to do, but You
want TO get the proper medicine. n you
consult your physician he will tell you 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

A cup 81 Parks Tea At nigh, moves the
b'w-ls in the m"rning without pain u,
discomfort. II Is Asruat health givsr and
bloh purifier, Sold by III II. Duryea's
a SOU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
take a a %s1luI HEa

and that, because the liver has every.
thing 10 do with the blood. II the liver
!. sluggish the system Is elogged, the
blood becomes Impure, and the whole
body suffers. Every medleins recon.
mended Tor the blood Is supposed 10
work on the liver. Then get al once the
"kiNO or LIVER MEDICINES"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

G. II, Curtis, II the Silver City a
Northern rAilroa.i. passed w the rosd
for Santa W and LIS Vegas last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

The foiiovins IL liza of lestara raanainins IN
the ps,''fr. 10 Aibuquerlus, N, NJ, for the ws,rk
ending ri ~, tssS. ~ not called fs la hfts,sn
d.ys thss wl 10 ssnt Ia the iirsd Letter Ostios al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27

AsA remedy ter all forms of headache
Electric Biit-ir has nriy-n Ia b- the
very best. II effects II permanent cure
and the n'~, 'li,'A'l"d habituAl headaches
yield Ia its influence, We urge ell who
arr sffiirtssl 4" prTur' a b.ttlr. AMI give
this rrm"ly fair trial. In o.ses o.
cures 10y giving the n-.,led tone " the
bowels, ami few cas.s hong resist the uss
II this medicine. Try II once. Large
bottles only any cents at pr T. II. Bur.
gcss a sons, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
Besur~gari lee. special officer on the
santa fe road. went north last night.

Nv. = s-cr-, IN my heart,
sweet Marie,
A tale I would iinpart,
Sweet Marie.
Ifym'd even fairvr I've
You must always Use Parks tea
The Improvement you will s-e,
s~e-t Marie. Sold by In.
'ho~ II. Burgess n snn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-27
SIIlIn0NS LIVER
REGULATOR

n does rs work wsll and tones % IN.
whole system. Itis" Better than PIlls."
md can b had 10 nQuld o. powdss.
The record-union., 1895-03-04

form of American citizenship. TO for
ward this object was the sole aim of thu
American Protective Association, an or
sented and has gained in membership
with more rapidity than any other before
known, having membership at the
present time of 250,000 in the United
States
1t was falsehood to say that the
obJcc3 OF the organization was to
strike at Roman Catholicism. He
would as readily shed his blood
In defense OF that religion. If it was
imposed upon, as any other of the
various denominations. The association
was formed for the purpose OF having
America for Americans, governed by
Americans, and moi by those who claimed
blrthplaces in foreign lands. But one
other object was held in view, and that
was the entire separation between church
and state.
lie then alluded to the public schools
and the attitude Of the Catholic Church in
regard TO them, and said that any church
that would place benevolent aud social
societies under ban would hardly hesi-
tate 10 place government under the
same ban, if it dared.
He claimed that Reformer Parkhurst
had been rendered efficient assistance in
his labOrs against corruption i'll New
| Y IOrk City by the association, and after
touching on various subjects he closed his
address with an earnest appeal TO AmerI-
cans to assist themselves for the good OF
their country.
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Lnrislatiye Notes.

At l o'clock tomorrow the Governor
will give an audience to all or any per-
sons who desire to be heard upon Meow
ans bill to prevent deception in the man
ufacture and sale of butter and cheese, to
secure its enforcement and to appropriate
money therefor, which he is now consid-
erng.
The energies of the clerks at the Assem-
bly, desk are taxed to the utmost these
days to keep the minutes straight and
avoid confusion in the mass Of business
that accumulates daily, and their success
is testified to by the fact that very few
corrections have to he made to the jour
nal and those are clerical ones. They
have received many comp mpliments for the
careful and thorough way in which their
work is done.
Assemblyman Laugenour, who occu-
pied the chair Saturday afternoon, had q
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
REWARD!
San Francisco, Oct. II, 1904.
TO UNITED STATES MARSHALS,
SHERI2FS, CONSTABLES, POLICE
AND OTHER OFFICERS.

At or about $50 on the evening OF
October 11th the O~erIan ] mail and
express train No. 8 was stopped b,y
robbers, about five miles we=t Of Sac
rannento, IN TOIo County California
The express car was robbed of q bout
$50, 900 (fifty thousand doIIarsl in
JoId coin. The train men ana express
messenger We're shot at several times
70 accomplish lhe robbery. The fol-
lowing is u brief description of The
robbers, as near as known at present:
One about SIX feet high, vveiqhinr
abOut2OO pound S, the other bout i've
feet nine inches, weighing about 40
pounds. Each wore linen busters and
masks and had their faces vvhitened.
The Southern Pacific Company and
Wells, Fargo & Company viii paw a
reward OF two thousand five hundred
dollars (62, 500 for the arrest q nd con-
five thousand lS5, COO dollars fort the
recovery Of the money stolen or a
propOrtionate amount for any sum
recovered
This offer of reward supersecles anv
and all others. Further inforr7at,ri1
may be obtained from the ,Inrar-
signed, or Of Mr.. j. 3. Wright, Division
superintendent, Sacramento. or of
Me- a. D. Wilder. Division Superin-
tendent, Oakland Pier, or Of Mr.. Z. II.
Cooper. Manager Wells -Fargo's $ Ex-
press, San Francisco.
a. ~. TCWNyE,
Second Vice-Presidaut and Gen'I. Manager.
j. j. VALENTINE.
President Wells-Fargo & Co
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. L. Erewett, Auburn; c. j. Clark John
Maxwell, Oakland; j. NJ. Walling, \ e.
vada City; a. j. Maestretti, lone; a. Il.
Kramer, j. W. Merriam, New York; T..
}. McEnerney, city; o. r. Runyon,
Courtlaud; John Blaney, Truckee; i.
Ross, Mrs. 7. B. Valentine Hermann
Pollock, san Francisco; byron Waters,
san Bernardino; William Nichols, Jr.,
Dutch Flat.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Charles Farnsworth and wife,
Colorado Springs George Spangorberg,
Miss Spangerberg, Boston; 4. Is. Dana,
J. }. Purcell, Nj. e. BIakely. New York;
r. II. Shackelford, Paso Robles: J. Hen
ningwood, Chicago; Justin Jacobs. Han
ford; +. c. Farnsworth, Visalia; j. w. K.
Diss, san Bernardino; Charles &. Shook,
Oakland; q. b. Day, Bridgeport; w. IL.
Bernheim, Charles $. Harris, Hymn
Wolf, Newton Phillips, +. 4. Guissler,
q. c. Hall, +. W. Page, james Hamilton,
William Brady, +. '. Hasson, @. S. Mum
roe, a. L. Young, San Francisco.
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THE A P. A.
State President Hudelson Speaks of Its
Aims and Purposes.

State President Hudelson Speaks of Its
Aims and Purposes.
b. f. Hudelson. State President of the
American Protective Association. ad-
dressed meeting at Pytnian Castle yes
terday afternoon, which was largely at
tended. w. w. Coons presided.
Mr.. Hudelson said the time 10 theorize
was passed, and action was what was
needed. He claimed that the people had
submitted too long 10 the government of
an element known as political bossism.
Tho people of this element were not good
citizens, never had been and never would
be. They were not actuated by patriotic
sentiments, and in consequence a cloud
OF financial and commercial depression
bad settled over the land. 1t would con-
tinue until good American men and
women came to the front and asserted
their descent from their patriotic ancestors
through the aid of the ballot box
The speaker claimed that the time is
not lar distant when men of all political
parties will combine on the broad plat
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lively experience during the debate on
the teachers annuity bill, and the mem
bers rather enjoyed testing his ability.
but he came through the ordeal in stvIe
til at won him congratulations after the
adjournment.
James Hamilton of the Keystone boiler
works, w. J. Brady of the Eureka b0iier
works and j. 0. Harron OF the Park IE
Lacy Company, came up from San Fran
cisco last night as a committee reDre-
senting boiler makers and importers. to
protest against the passage OF A. b. 9l9,
10 regulate boiler examinations. They
bear largely signed protest against the