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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-03-21

brilliant fluids until it lay in coils Of
gold over my head. Yours is washed to
death and done up in braids. Braided
lead isn't as pretty as spun gold. l
should darken my eyebrows. Don't
faint. should vaseline them at night
until they got heavy and black. l
should bleach my face and keep it as
white as a nuns face, and my lips should
have doses OF alcohol and sharp presses
OF teeth until they were red. should
maybe point them with touch Of red,
like japanese lady's mouth. 1t would
look like rosebu Nesting in face as
ethereal as Evangeline's. In ruddy
brown you would etartle people. and in
black chiffon you would brighten them
with your glory. And Edith-for
heavens sake -don't. don't show your
shoulder blades. 1t cuts me to look at
them. Dress that throat Of yours with
folds and ruchings and let the skin
glimmer through"
mere lS woman whose name lS
connected with society events every
where who has a recipe for keeping
young. 1t is to be massaged nightly.
from head to foot, with different prepa-
rations. A soft cream for her face, arms
and throat. Spirits render her muscles
strong. and she has dip Of cold water
to make here as hardy 9 girl.
Richard Mansfield's new picture is in
Zehrung's window. His head is thrown
back and he looks up at his ideal Of
what the theatre ought to he. He has
quite lost the gentle and unassuming
grace with which he stepped into his
career. Perhaps it was taken while he
was lecturing before the curtain, habit
which adverse criticism in the news
parers has discouraged. In this city,
celebrated for its appreciation Of the
stage, his curtain lecture would find
attentive hearers. Mr.. Mansfield and
his wife are hard workers in their pro-
fession. They are talented. handsome.
The last time they we're in Lincoln the
company was very good. Mr.. Mansfield
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-03-21

At the Broadway George c. Min
the former preacher, whom many Lin
coin people know personally, is playing
Julius Caesar. tie is as extinct as the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

i'uI.l, n,r,or .,n ,ui W,r, "n rn' ~,,,"'
NIu.u.,. -Itu,s tiu E",I,.

u'dIn u,tr,.,n ,,"d M,t' go ~" ~,,,"",
Nr,u.,. -,ut,N tir E",l,
mbikrd ,rIn d tgr Ian trniri-ru
ul,t., ,,. ,',.,.,.. .pNal ,Iu'd uu account ui
tlr ~ .u.luw i rAul rrIus Wlrckrd
u,y Muu,,i,y lh. thuuuri, -h,. the
-,rtu"r D.. hAtl hnd tat ou the tcch,
-lulr hait NaN hrtw'-'n POINTS tlprr--
ami llun- tui uta, prov" total lo--
81 iltr It erusrt- taken un ~ the -hlp :
huh,.
IT," following account, told 10y Ralph
,i"uplhu. d l'u- ,ltl, WHO VA, un the
steamer, viii br read with exceeding IN.
,rI'-l
uuIuRhN Itil.- ~ nt >rHT"
"NN Wil, AMI hai tunin |. SAID Ralph
ildiluIall, grrrrai agent at Albuquerque,
New MrNlcu ~ the New YORK lie ln-ur.
iur" r"upal,. w hen the ship grated
"ll the r"ck- -lIr -luk from end tu end
AMI threw everything ~ th" stat-ruOm
HAT Wa niuNahlr tu the hoof | got ny
NItr up aud helped her tu dress. The
-lr"ati came H. the ruiIn aud WAS Huli
hfiullN cuul. lie took un the lifr.prr
,rI>"r | had plated uIr ny Hlie aud put II
uu night. hen hp told u- to keep cul,
lost.
the w"fk uf lowering the hoat- wa-
uu when w. frach,~l the drck hr dhNltt~
worked htlil aud one end II the h"at-
Wa let duwu hrluw the other lhrI, the
rul" had lu hr cut I" let the other end
iuNI.
lac chlrt engineer WA another cuul
man. tie smukrd E.- pipe very ruInpla.
Gently, And SAID hr ilh not ihinA h.
would lra>e The -hlp. ~ hr dii not hr
lrNr she would sink
My wife got a~HS III the fourth hnat
that ~a- launched, and IN the nth -n
"" wrlr -rpatatri We had a lamp III
rut huni. aud III the other thcy had n
rnmpa,-, >rlthrT b,at. ! heaf,i, would
,rntur" ava, without both. but uiathr
that- untrue. W. onl, hal three uaIr IA
ut boat, Two men tupk obr each H. row
with Hli ! lid the steering. ! iIr.'i ,o 10
Arnl" skulllnR. aud III. practice at that
Sufk helped me- cut. We towrd ahrut
go yards from the ship. anchored IN
'utnr k'lp b,sis aud -tayrsl there until
morning. Then W. went back Ia the
-hlp, Hlli the captain asked US what W.
had h"II doing out there all night. Onr
# the -ralnrn told mnl II WA because OI
the nat-'- orders, and the captain told
them tn ~ un 10 Monterey ". landed
~ the beach seven miles from there aud
walked III, There wa- one seaman ~
the inAt ! wa- in and three IN IL" other.
isnth hnAt- leaked and though constant
hlllug wa- done there WA siN ~ rlghi
inches of water III each "n" all might.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
ARIZONA lIfMS.

= = Mrniruhall, ~ Roswell, start tot
ulolr, Arllnna e. engage ~ hauling "rr
lfum the mlur- tu the hllrmi.
srrruu Land Agent Il N \.wt,u and
~ur,r,u. Marx Howell, Of Rn-urlI. lrl,
ni A lflu thrullyh Dam, \u,, o,rtr, and
.,,,,,, ,.'.,,,,,..-
gam ''''"'''
wv "''',"t'''' ''"''' ~ ',''
:.
~ '"''' ~ '"'"'''S'''
the '"'"N irrigation hhh IhipI"r'
'h'hl company N"'iN receives lrl'"I~ w
'hl"''! 'I"l'' many western stale" li"'''
'"'V'' WI" contemplate g"'hR l" 'h"'
'"'I'i l" settle
capt ffrI i1h't III" famed and
wealth.! brewer "' milwaukee, h"' re-
''h''H "'''' ~" hA'''' ~ '"'-'' ""f u"
'"' "''' ""s"' '"''p"'N nj h'hI' lh"
''h"'''"' N'a"''''I ~ '"' r''" N"'I'l
'''' sugar '''hi'""' y "'"'' 'Ae''''h'
liaNh + sharp aud family, ot 'tfrru.
N~d county, kAn-a-, hfr visiting F"lh.
tl'"' ana !rIrnd- AT Aztec, having come
all the WA! from home Ia n wagon, Mr,
sharp l. brother II II VI, sharp, Ut that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
SONORA SAINT!
Her FaraiiC Followers Raid a
MIC!. Custom House.
A MiSSOurian Who Came 10 GrieI
IN Old Mexico.
Arizona Rank Robbers Defeat the Posse
Nbu Attempted their Arrest
SIBRASEA ooip STANDARD pIaocRAts

N"lhIr-, I \ug IL \ strange IT,
ligluus iauhtlrl.lu, ariual"i the attack
nnAi" "Wednesday uu tlt" Mexican custom
luu~" At \uEHir-, ~uuora those com
passing IL" Iupi had hrru reading "A half
htr'd newspaper u,-i ~ thru Working
~ cheap section hands ~ the employ ut
the southern ldrIlIr cuiupanN hN
we're All -uft4 lluh ludMil-. Mexican
I"un-, lhIuu- hnd Mr-ltu- lhrN we're
not after pluudrr ~ the usual -,nsr. Tor
they neglected tu help thrm-rlNr, tu
mpH,N ~ the custom htI,". NMl. th,ir
hostility Wa1 directed against that lu-'l
tuition I- uut quite chrht, uuIr--, ~ ,t-ihir
-l9u ul HuilwillN, II Wa- ,NA-IwfutIug
II arlu'Hl- ihN Hfr Hll iujluWrt- ~ q
magnetic healer AMI prophecies, luf Whom
thrit admiration lA- grown into Wut.lIp.
! lrN have rduuulL'i hrI ~ santa teresa
Ne iAhufu, lNlug SAINT Hnd wundrI
worker ~ th'N hrlI"Nr. having been told
So lN lahi" Ngmffr, aIv'stlr nui urW-
pHI,f man. whu hh- drNotUi il- utgtu &c.
-uurdluR hrf pfa.r-. The gu.Iul NlIrI
hr hH- preached NH~ that santa l,Ir-a
Hh- dNlur. Ut at least au inspired lrnlrf.
delegated ituIu iuI tu tfrr the ru'. luluu
people of N"\Iru AMI r,lra., utrm l,u
IA" slavery ia Whlrh hr ellis th,lu ihn
AZ" luulri \ STEADY ruttf-" ut frhilug
ui thu~ lulltluuHluN VARIETY HpIrti- tu
htN" rNu-Irfdt"i ilriu H. such a hrgtrr
that they Wrir t,niN tu follow u" wHN ~
salvation pointed out ~ igutfr IL"
tIut.t Lao
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Mis."uittu W.T." iuN ,ird ih, N,puhli, ut
M"NI," and ,,u' toe ',tI'i

Mi.."uit,u wh" iu,rdrd ~, H,rri,Ii "i
MrNi,u sud ,u,, T." ,,ti,i
1t Jr-rph Me- Nug ~ lrmp has
h'ru received here from IL" uIi-,I
static CONSUL At luAr"l. Mexico. rnucrfn.
Iug james r. Howard. a Young InHu we'll
kuuwu here. whu l. r"puft"d tu De- biug
uurunsrIpu- at tie hospital IN ,IuatrZ
With iva hull"t- ~ hl- loiN rriNatr
trlrgrHru- Received her" state that last
"Wednesday Howard started from .uArr2
tu the tilN II M"NIru \ short distance
out ul .IuHfr2 hr hrcHlnC lnNulNcl ~ n
difficulty with several MrNIrAn- IN the
light lr shot thr"" dead aui r~rdIr.d
though hnilN Wuunird
Later IA" sam" night. although almost
faint from the lu~~ ~ hlurl, Nuung How
art SAVED Ia" Mexican central tram
south bound, from u wreck. apvarrutl,
PLANNED hN the gang "f MrSirau- with
WhnuI hr hai fought tie had l"nfilrd
that som" one had removed the rall~ half
a mi" ahead AMI IT, IA" train turned the
curve. Howard sci fire tu hI~ coat HIId
waved III" flaming garment art,'-- the
track. h- signal proved effective, How.
ard "a- taken aboard the train AMI Just
h"iutr II" lost rulI-ciurI-lIr-- vA~ enabled
tn tell the trainlnrn "i the condition of
the track. The train prnc"dri -luwl,
finally rnming I" IL" place where the
rails hai been removed Tor twu lengths
aud placed ACROSS the track knhhrfy
was ~ilrntlN intended llnwHri hA-
been uncuri~ri"u- since then tie II
dangerously wuund,i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
FINANCIAL HERESY /!
|Bgln S Speech Materially Affects
American Stocks in London,
|pubit Reception TO Bryan at the
windsor Hotel Today.
t,buIlStic Republican Ratification Meet
INK In IOreka.
PRESIDENTIAL APPOlNTEES

lonluu Aux H. hr Westminster
ft,ypttr this afternoon say-
'RNaI'- -Irsgh viii certainly not IN
etsA-,. confidence IA the mlild- uf invest
h. It l. frplrtr with financial hrtr-lr-
snJ will cAll-r Investors rNrtNwhrrr tu
ids.ltr ln withdraw their money from the
Il nll,sl states. While they are ahIr lu
3oltElu guld III pay nrut Tor debts .huuli
|thr 'tr,, silver party hr elected guh viii
tunInuttrdil hr driven uIIt ~ circulation.
and substantial premium would at
Ipnr, h. demanded lN thu1, lp,~~,'--lug II
[Ns ,lu not believe that individual Nurf
lcan. viii take advantage ~ the Irlitral
ll.huur~N pruIr'-rd l., the ,irnlurtallr
lcuNrutl"u, whereby existing contracts
keailng iH pay Nnrnt ~ gulG viii not hr
.,alli When ifr, ruiiag' l. carried. lti-.
h Nr,rf, certain that railroads owing
'lAfgr amounts ut gold drht- would. with
/. premium un gold hr unable to meet
HE interest ul their obligations, tempo
|nrk At HIIN rat" and wutili be- forced tu
~. -rIur ~ thrlf debts ~ CURRENCY ur
lE-SNnIr bankrupt lhr tear ~ such "A
IfiRtlugrlCt frndrt- II extremely am.
|euli tu -ll any hut the highest class
American lnndl al the present time
|slil II II huIs-i that eastern electors AZ.
'pf-lstr the danger ahead aud will SUP
bNt the candidates pleig,si to maintain
|lns the gold standard, otherwise W. ar
|hkrb io wltn'-- "A crisis II uneIuAllr lrA
rrfltN un the stock rXchnng. Amer.
/ irAn. op"n"i weak, owing to the strong
lIAvvfu,al II the speech
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
NV \ " Npki>~oN
~" \'ats ~ I,tursI ,ud ~u','s.iul 80
,u" Brewing !" I ln.',

~" \'"is ~ l,tn'si ,ud ~u'''.,iul -,
,i'" D''"ing !" l".".
II !, with frgf"t that lut IIUN,N
learns that III" PASTORAL term ui Rev \
idktu-"rI. "i the lead NrIilr' VI D.
church, i ahuut AT hn end MI Nkun
.uIl has ruIlllnrndrI himself "a the Is.upI,
"i Albuquerque" r"garir-- II creed, all,i
the -''ii-'' II l,I-, -lI~lAln,ti ~ ll- irpAit
tItr viii h" felt not alone hS thr church
~ which he has fuT i've wears had pA-tut
al -uI"fNl-lun, but hl IL" general puhllr
~ we'll
lhr session ul the conference Which
runIrnr- at Las Vegas sept I, mark
the rlu-r 81 the conference N"ai anl II
Mr Aikln-nn'- live wear term II -rfNIr
~ ilhuuu"rIu", Hni at that tine hI- sue
r"~~uf Will hr ailnlut"d
II / uuirt-t"L thu. Lr, Nikiu,nn vii
transfer h. some EASTERN r"utrfrIirr. pfuh
ahlS IA uhiu ~ IA MA--Arhu-tt, hi
though his plane are not Vet iullN ma.
turi7l VI u recent meeting ul the u'lirlHl
bnaTi NJ the church III" pastor VA grant
'"i f"lrh-r from du,N 1T the lat tWp
weeks ~ thr conference wear Hui hr ~
I,rt- h. -p"n' that time visiting tfruI-
hni RELATIVES ~ tlir east hui I"'tlrriIu.
arrangements lur futur" l"calIuu.
Ia" hri WIrh- ~ all NhmurfIu,
viii ~ WitlI the I",rf"Iii gentleman hu.i
li~ iaullD, AlId the community fortunate
ru"iIgh tn iiui them aii'si a. II, uulnhrr
viii lr entitled iu -lur"Tr ruugftlIIa
tluIt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

mentions the advance on Dongnla. then
DaN- The condition ot ~Ome PORTIONS of
W" ufki-h empire continues tO furnish
rn'l~" tot much anxiety. Al present
trte Is lhr principal center ~ disturb.
hhc"H. ! ob~riNri strict neutrality but
IA cohlunctlon With the other powers "
Europe have eniraNUred 10 hring about n
reconciliation hy proposing The e-tab.
lishment " system Of government
winch would le equitable aud acceptable
I" hath christians aud Mussu Imans."
hr speech refers 10 fi0,ing IN Ma.
'hrnas aud Metsbele-, pays uihut. tu the
courage aud selt reliance " the settlers.
ani adds The -fInrt- " my troops are
telling uu the resistance of the rebels
Nho trust will shortly avail them
selves " nv utIer " clemrnr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

s",d the strain ~ Is.i >tght. Meeting
I,ImaIk AMlN MI

s-rd the ~trn,u ~ lat >tght. Meeting
Remarkably N'l
Nrw lutk. Nuc IS Nmn i Bryan.
Mr. kryAn Eni \fthur ~"wHll received
visitors tins iufruurn al Nm. T. 81
Johns TeaidrnCp
Rnan lp'krd rNrrptlurlN we'll after
he iAtigulug worn ui last night. and
nld hr felt better than Yesterday.
The candidates and Mrs BRYAN rhAttrd
with visitors umtll ~hutth before II
orluck. when n start wa- nai fur the
Windsor hotel, where "A puhllc reception
y in be- held.
Al II o'clock Mr. and Mr.. lIyAn drove
h. the \ ind-nr hotel. vast crowd ull
nj tltth avenue III front NJ the hotel,
The police tinallN succeeded III forming a
hn. ami the Ianplr wrir slow II admitted
kt. aud Mrs. Brlan Hui VII. S"wall ~t1h
~ the parlor-. H." lai, between the i've
h,-ll
II l. estimated that son y"4nplr shook
hati- with hr,an within an hour aud a
half T. Ia u'cl"rk Bryan had not ar
fAhgri his future plans tut II l. believed
that he viii leave fur Maine to-nnurfuw.
tt o'rlurk this Hftrrn,nn Mrs. kryan.
NJ. Bland aud Mrs Stone frrriNrd the
wulnrn Il New YORK IN the " Inis1r hu-
lei lAfluT-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
MAkklALi IN HlLH I'M.


Romero, Oi los lunAN.
I."- Iun.-. Y VI \ug l|. (r-trI,la,
mouiug at t. u'rlork at the Catholic
church, Nit. Maria Romero. one OF thr
most Iurulhf Young ladies IA this county
wa- uarfrd Ia Mr j u Ryan. ~ hu-tou
Mas. Rev Father l,orhrt "llirallug
The wrdiIug WA unr ut the incest ever
NItnr->rd III thI- section. At luu'clwk H.,
| procession {" Ia" church from H." lpu-,'
~ MIR l-ahrl H. lie Luna gra,imothrr
| ui the hrl'" va l"i lN ihr inlluWlug
SrrnI-ln,u Hui bridesmaid Nr Fred
ilumug ami Nu-- NIud utrfu, MI Leon
ll"ftl"s aud Mis- tmmh lunlug, Mi
! T. iNdri utrtu uni Ml,~ h Ryan. Then
followed the htllr lrHning On her unclr'-
| Mr \ VI brIsrrr'- arm Mr.. Refgrfr
| gaNr H." hfld,' away white MH1imillauu
| trlld ani Mhl ltrfgrrr We're llowrt maids
| h" ptucr--Iun wA~ followed hy u large
circle ut relatives aud friends
~ the prurr~~lun entered the church
Iiuppr- excellent orchestra played Men,
iris-ohn- Wedding March" which Wa
greatly admired l.! NIL present The
church WAS beautiful, decorated Wit,
iln~rt- which were ordered from Cahtuf
nla tur the urca~lulI. The c"rruiuIlr-
AMI high mass lasted iva hours, after
which the pt,wr--iOu, lrd l., the urchr-
ira, went tn the hnlI>r ui the bride,
gTaI.hinuthrt. whrr" IA grand wedding
breakfast was -.rNri lasting until Il y, ~
only the family ahd u few intimate
| friends pattouk II III. Sain". The hullI
wa- neatly decorated sixteen couples being
seated AT the table while the orchestra
| PLAYED several tine selections.
] The hfldr was attr"i ~ white satin
trimmed wh,,r pearl p''~-rInrnlrrn, lilies
ot the valley aId uragr hlu--uu-. with Il
long llrwing Nrll whlrh tril GRACEFUL,
over her beautiful wedding gown,
Bridesmaid Miss Nina Otrru Wa most
rharmlugly attirrd III white six covered
with white chiffon.
VT hlNN IHNllllt llllWlNE va
very prrttily attlrrd III white -llk hrautl
Inlly trimmed with white satin rlhhon
bridesmaid Miss kitt, Ryan, the prrtt!
niece ui the grWrIn was Nrry attractive III
her white satin gown trimmed with val
rnclrunr lace.
| All ~" bridesmaid" wur" whit" hat
and white satin slippers aud carried hou
Iurt- III white ro-re,
The groom aud gromn.mru were all II
fun dress,
Tnt nhII ~ lut tNt>I>" ~ tlLI
bltt-- NttllR.
$50 =, ~, the grand uarrh Wa lr,
hN the happi couple followed tH th'
gTununSInrn and hridr-lnald- and ahuu'
forty couples "f Relatives and friends
The dance Wa kept up until iWa IL,
the programme including thlrtN dances
managed l., Leon llrrtzus.
After the hall the Iuuug couple Wrf,
escorted lInnr hN the orchestra Hni rrla
tlNr- aud friends,
Ml~- Romero l. the daughter ~ Mr
.l,r.r VI Romero lnd Mf- Luz Luna 4,
,uiIrtu. IIrIulTr- uf the most Influential
families IN the territory while the grWnl
MI Ryan, - II very me" gentleman,
Mr. aud Mr- Ryan expect Ia lNr II
klhuuurTuue Tor while, thence move Il
Bo-t0n their future home"
Rupee orchestra gave II tine c"nr"r
nj the tuning garden this aftrTn"l
from tu u'rlWk, he orchestra ha
Furnished ~ m'-t excellent music an,
will long hr remembered by their lV
LunRs friends,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
THE BORREGO CASE!
Trial Before Territorial Supreme
Court in Progress,
Nebraska Man Taxes a Poor way 10
Suicide,
SHIP ST. PAU Seats the KetorJ A,to>> the
A'lln'lt.
I'M MOI WAVE RICIDlND


HlrciNI a. DtIy"u
santa fr august ~ lhr rt-r u'
th" tntrrgu ltrr- the tirg,l uI
irfrf- II tfnuk thhN,J cam, hr
fore tIr ,ult,m" ruut tM, murulus
At H. u'clock VII ~pi,--. frpfr-,utIug
the iriru~" hrghu reading certain state
uIrnt, and autliuflilr- fut the purIr,-r of
prwing tu the court that th,NriliU rom
lrtrd ~ the lower court ~ not lu Sc
rutDlanrr WITH law trm o." irrl That a
.p'rlHl term 81 court wa. au'hHfIl,'
thor" hrlug rth't courts urN 40 .NrItI
uth"t cuuullr- Throughout thr district
llr then hrghI lu trdl ant Duutu,n'
upun tlt- ~ i.irur" "a 81 forth l., o..
prosecution a. lslug inadequate tuA r'u.
'lcUuu ID" most Important rNIA"urr
read WA- from Wllur-~r- Nhu had former
N h""n inmates ul the pruItrutlAtN.
Mt ~plr-- ulJ"rtri g. thI- ~ Ntl,ur, D."
NIX iAkru into consideration. uu tm.
ground that IL" prosecution iId uut -huW
duN Warrant iuf their pttluti at the tiIur
II the tflAl. cnurlu-lun uf ihI, ra.r
u EXPECTED tutuuttuw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

tetiai aftrfnorn. They located. after a
three day, search, one lorS" about twelve
MILES ffvnl w." town ui liatA., east uf
the city IL" l. t.r being III the p,--,'--iui
.of Rafael carp Htef, wlu claimed that hr
putc'h-''! 'hr tulmal rom pu. I.., W..
drsi" ''dtrla f,gular AuI viii kuuW
h"t-' t'l"' 'r huf.n WI. liaug't Co.
the rlti ~ M"-,'-. tluhhrll a.d ,uOln
Ahd l. n"N at The lrmhlr ra.tur" 100 "ll
toWu. The four hrt-r- stolen Wrt,. ml-a,.l
u 600 i'u E.clHliIt Hurh noat Wlg 90
N"uul h-t February. ani VIZ DuIlw %
i"w LAY. Hgu, recognized uu,ui l', h.fs,.
MlILr Mr WI. NJ lAmII " MlIirMnL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

London, Nug II Ihr Jark-on rSprdl.
mon i safe nj Franz Ju-i island Th,
v indwAri l,it the Thames uu June ~, to
take supplies to lhr jackson expedition,
aud noi ln hrlng HIM bark, ~ currrntl,
rrrnrtri The NIndwRrh Is undrrrtnsi
tn have accomplished the task. And pre-.
-iImahly found \An-rII AMI party lhp
of the Wlndwari irlrgfaphr,i
TODAY from \Arir that lark-'n Wa met
and relieved \au-"n VA ~ Franz lu-et
Aui la-t June.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
tbuinE Well

Bert Worries, VI the bank Of ,unimytrr.
rec we'd yesterday letter from Rlrd
Ray nrf, the famous short stop IT the
Ntoun-, nUw nj Nj ra,sl. Mf Raynrf
stated that hr played third base ~ thu
ur-t game with the III ra~- against thr
Irad,illr hlur- without All error, thl-
game resulting ~ y victory Tor the II
lR-u~ hN the ~c ut u tU 1 lie hl~u
slatr- that hr VIZ. lu II trH lays. hr ~
thr rmpluN ut thu railroad company, AM
that IT, I- we'll Ilrh-rd With the change
Ota smith, al-u ui NlhuIurfpur. 80 -HN q
Nr kaNn"r l. AT III lo,", AMI expects
ruuII IT, -rrUI, 4 sltu ,tIuii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

company Il viii meet At quarters to
night fuf dTill IN the manual Uf arm
The company has ls'rII irNutlng consider
able attention Ia the setting up EXERCISES
~ military cAllsthrnlr-, aud the IIIrInhrr-
Will now. la addition a. this mu-l vain.
able hrill, devote II PARTON ~ each drlll
hight a. the manual
six new meinl~fs Will hr sworn Ia Ia
night hy capt, Saltmht~lI. Ani Will take
their first l,'--,,Ils military under the II
frrtlnn NJ sergeant kAnrfrr
The f"qu-ltlon ~ th" company c"iu
nIander fuf line army cloth -diilclrnt a.
rlnthe MY men has lr"n hunOTrd hN the
war department AMI "a" g,sSis -hlpVri
The consignment l. rxIATtrd daily
At III" last meeting ~ ths cnnIAn,
capt, SaltlnaT-h alInulInrr,i the following
appointments ~ huu .cnmni -Siun'd nili
r"r~, 10 h- S-TgeAll-. Henry kanrfrt
MAYNARD Harding, 'lla MaL-'n, Ia h"
acting quartrTmaSt~f -"rgrant ~ Il
Nian~@ll, other appointments viii l..
made ~ rapidly ~ the advancement "l
the c0mpaIIt Will permit
\ nutnl+f II y"lIllrIurE ~hu have -nIi.
from ! I tO II years 0f age, are sgltating
the formation II u cadet corps, under a.,
control aud guiianc. II the ,,uari- >url
u corp would furnish valuable training
I" young men Just at the agr When II
wnllli IN them the In'-t gusi AMI hr ui
lasting benefit tn them through llfr Ne
tive step Gfr nov l+lng taken ~ thl'
matter AMI the organization IT such d
cadet c0InpanN will iTc0nl- fact IN IA,
near future,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
may N>D rNKIN
III" D"m"' N"uin'" D"N"tiug q"
BHN in Uis Correspondence,

III" D"u"' 'r,iio >"uin," D"N"iing ."
bHS 1" uis t"tr'sp"ud'
New lufk. Aux. IT, Mf. BIian appll'd
him~rIllh- foreman tudl~w,~lng ~ three
ddy~' accumulation ui correspondence.
Mr nnh Nr- BfSAu viii leave iO morrow
morning tor ltNingtul. ON Hudson, where
thrl viii trinaln until Monday next NJ
th, gli,.-t- ui Iuln Nil-l"n Walker editor
"f the C"-nop"IltnG From irNlngton
they viii prT"d Ia pl"'t Rri k"ck.
where they viii entertained l.! Mr., ant
Mrs T.. I. l'rrflnr Ahuut week Mi.
lrrriur wa- turmrfl, Mrs, Myan'- teach.
~ Ful week ~ longer RfNan viii lw
engaged IN preparing M better ut ar.
rrrialir", II l. expected that be- VIII
peak N Buffalo on August >, AIIh at
rrl" Pa, twu dNNs batter
senator Jones, IruN. stone. ut Missouri.
Hui Mr. ~rWnll were ~ conference iur
lng the day, ~"wall viii leave Tor bath.
Maine, ~ day ~ two II" rXprr-~"s
hIu-rli ~ entirely satisfied with the way
events arr shaping Themselves Tor the
democratic ticket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
>,ii,'u iirIr,it-

\nri". \"t~aN, Nug. It. IT, Nan-"u
SAYS the FRAN Omitted with the lee ~ u
westerly direction tu - degrees AMI hr
expects III" Vessel eventually tn arrINr AT
~plt2h"rgru. |; adds that wherever thrN
penetrated they found the lee broken In
cur@,IlI"nc" ut Ia" scarcity ul dogs In.
\arsrn wa- r"lnI"'llrI 1" turn hack at
NGl1. tie added that II hr had hrHu pro
,ld~l with "A sufficient number uf dogs
aui cAliE- thr Irl" would have h"rn
reached Ihr hll VOYAGE Wa- most AZ
iuuu~, hut extremely NaluAhl" srirntlf
IrHllN ~ the results obtained
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

New l"rk. \ug. u lhrr" l. rN"p IA
diratl"n that ia" ho; wave which malr
it<-li ~ hi-h~lruii-h t.it the last tNu
weeks, l. passing oil. Ialu- lat iI,ht
aud tins furrIr-n have luwrt,d the t"In.
p~falurr matrriali. aud up tu IT, n. III.
tr.da, seven deaths due to heat are tr-
ported
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

beatrice, \rh. \ug ~ Juhu k,,-rnk
a farmer, aged 20, Nlug mar Virginia.
huftpWrh into the center ~ a straw -tarh
UIi 81 iitr tu the straw llr then shot
himself thruugll the hrHi With revolver
\ brother h "a" dtceA-,-i ~tatr- that hi
hIuthrf lia- h'rn keeping company With
Ni.- llulka, aud Wa- AT hI huu-,, h-t
night when hr left h" gave tho gltl u
letter What II contained hA, not vet
ha'n made public hul -uun after -hr read
II .hr ~uutu"lri her brothers ana they
went ~ -rarrh ui ku~"ak hrN found
th" straw stack ~ hlnl" AMI hrArd The
report ~ the tNul,rt that rni"d hl- ~
l-irucr.