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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-08
He CAUGHT At A STRAW.
And Found a Bulwark of
Strength and Safety.

G. B. Downs, of the freight depart
ment of the Boston & Maine Railroad
at Portsmouth, knows what it is to
suffer from hunger with food within
reach, which he could eat, but not
digest. He lives at 80 Daniel Street,
and tells his experience in the follow
ing words: -
When was Ia years old began to
be troubled with Indigestion, which
as / grew up became worse instead of
better, until found it hard to keep
any food on my stomach, Everything
ate caused me pain and distress, but
did not look like dyspeptic and so
did not get much sympathy.
tried as many as dozen different
things, but they all failed to cure me,
and like drowning man was ready
to catch at any straw offering the
least hope of rescue. Then l tried
Puritana and was not only relieved by
it from the pain, but in short time
completely cured of my indigestion.
l could eat sausages without their
hurting me, and I found that Puri-
tana had given me new stomach
that would digest any food. believe
a., that was the first person in
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-08
ne 70 health
ipain and agony. OF course

apain and agony. OF course /
fried to get relief, but met
with failure after failure until there
seemed to be no hope left. At last l
was persuaded to give Puritana trial.
The result was marvellous. 1t not
only relieved me, but it made me
perfectly well. Instead of being
doubled up with pain, Puritana has
given me a stomach like an ostrich,
that will digest almost anything.
There is nothing too strong for mo to
say in favor of Puritana.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-08

Halls Hair Tenewer is pfolonnced
the best preparation made for lbickeniu.
the growth of the hair and restoring that
which is gray to its original color.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-08

LIBERTY STATUE ON BEDLOE'S ISLAND.
materially, but it affords a certain
amount of play between the overlap
ping sections.
The goddess, under the gentle in
fluence Of old Sol, expands throughout
livery part of her enormous figure.
At night she in measure draws her
robes more closely about her, as if to
protect herself from the cold. The
contraction Of the copper sheets, it
may readily be seen, causes a gentle
motion, which produces very faint
rap. But this reverberates through the
vast interior, which magnifies it over
and over again and lends to it a gloomy,
hollow sound.
The members of the guard of honor,
who attend the goddess throughout the
night, tell many strange stories of the
haunted statue. Several of these
watchmen have preferred to give up
their position rather than listen to
these remarkable object lessons in
acoustics. They could not be persuaded
that the mysterious figure was not
haunted, and all said they had never
in their lives heard of any haunted
house which could boast half as MANY
hair-raising noises as the dignfied god
dess. 1t sometimes happens, when the
contrast of temperature is greatest,
that the groans and rappings are loud
enough to be heard on the boats pass
ing close to the island The sound of
hollow groans, accompanied by weird
ratings and other uncanny noises, has
frightened more than one superstitious
sailor as he fioated across the dark
waters.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-08
wealth of the Salvation Army.

wealth. OF tno salvation Army.
The recent troubles in the Salvation
Army have brought to light the fact
that This organization owns property
valued 1t more than 100000.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-08
PalpitatiOn ofthe Heart.

81 was in very poor health, my blood
was impure, l could not sleep and had
palritalion of the heart, but since taking
four bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla the
palptation has stopped. my blood is in
better condition, and can sleep well and
am in good health o. A. Dodge, East
Orange, vt.
Hoods Pills cure Indigestion, headache.
Here is day now before me a day
is fortune, and an estate. Emerson.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-05-08
(kg l1oMIsERY1

US Portsmouth to use Puritana,
but not the last, as | know
that since then many people have
taken it, with wonderful results.
James II. Crowley, of Concord, N. H.,
is not only an athlete but one of the
fastest amateur runners in the State.
What lie says below shows how a
mans strength will 60 if the stomach
is notright.
I had dyspepsia for years. Some
times could hardly stand up, and
y could not eat anything without
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Ser aupreef6e 0clarbaaou.

Bis bsrsits eemslbet, bat bic ruGif6e
Resisruns Tauienbe bon grsmplarsn
elmer Slusidrift an bic norbiidsn DOL.
.tsritdmms in allen m6sliden Spra4en
ssianbt. UNI auf Inbres'S 8aaonfabrt
aufmsrfiam su MAIDEN. 9lnbree bereitet
iid befanntli6 fdon felt Sabrssfrift ba.
rauf Dor, nit benz 8aqon mad benz Norbs
Dol su fissen, unb 1T er unsrmibli9,
bic ausfibruns ielnes ~sroBartissn 9Ianss
gu ii6ern. sIu6 bat ibn islbit bic Nad.
ridt bon Der Grrei6une bss NprbpoIs
ourd Hanien in ieinem Sorbaben ni1t
tpantenb eema6t. ba eS ibm, tpie er firs.
lid ieIbit auberte, ni9t in sritsr 2inie
an grrei8uns beS NorbpoIs, ais piel,
msbr nm 9biuns beS eroBen BrobIems
su tbun iei. bic 2uftihiffabrt ais MIttsl
our seosrapbiiden. meteOroloeiiden unb
pbpiiiden Sori6ms in eroBsm Mab.
ftabe a%nSuipenben. Gr bate aub ur.
iprlnsIid nidt baran sebadt. nit benz
Salon mad benz HprbpOI su iessln,
fonoern bate iib bas bonn tedniihen
Stanbpuntte aus tpeit idpierieere uni
abenteuerlibere 8robIem seitsut, nit BEN
Sauon ben atlantic su quersn, auf tpel'
der Sabrt pieIe in meteorolosiider uni
MISREPRESENTATION Sinii&t intsreRantt
Stuoien iu MAIDEN iinb. Ser PoIar'
baIon. nit befsn gnfertisuns Der Sa'
britant Sa4ambre in 9aris beauftraS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Die neue GonfurSorbnune pom
Samfe anaenommen.

Had finftdsiger Debate ipurbe am
3. Nai bonn Sauie bic Senberionbiq, be.
treffeno bic @%infibruns zines sleidmdBis
gen @onfursperfabrens, nit l57 sessn 81
Stimmen aneenDmmen. Die ansenpn,s
meme Bill berubt auf ben leitenben Sc.
oanten Der Torrepbia. Sic trifft 8es
itimmpnsen fir ben f~reiipiqisen unb ben
notbpenbieen GonfurS. 9us a1t bets
ldiebenen @rInben fann iber einen
Sdulbner Der @onfurS tpiser ieinen
Biaen perbdnBt tperben: 1. Wenn er
IT'D iber 48 Stunben ~berborssn balt, um
feline @ldubiser su binterseben. 2. Wenn
&c i'm 8uitanbe Der Sniolbens @nitaIten
ma4t, UNI @i~sentbum, tpeIdeS fur
SbuIbsn i'm 8etrase bon 500 Dollars
ober mebr befblaenabmt fporoen, biefer
9eidlasnabme su entsieben. 8. Wenn
er Elm 8ermb8snSftiid einem Inbern su
Gisentbum dbertrdst in Der Gbiidt,
oafeIbe feinen @ldubieern 3u entsieben.
4. Denn er 3u @unfen feiner @Idubissr
cine nebertrasuns feineS 8~ermDsens
pornimmt. 5. @enn CT elm seri1tlldes
GeriaumniBurtbsiI eesen iid eresben
IdBt, in Der 9lbii1t, feline @Idubiser um
ben @ssenfanb ibrer 8efriebisuns su
brinsen. 6. 8snn CT i'm 3uitanoe Der
SniOlpsni cine observation-disclosures
zines neutrality-suspicious. SOrnimmt.
un sinsm 8ldubieer Elm 8or,ussredt
su iidern. 4. Menn er einen 8ermb'
seusessnfanb berbeimIi1t Pat, I'm bens
lslben Der eeridtIidsn 8ei@Iasnabme
su entsieben. 8. Wenn cine 8tpanss'
poatreduns tpdbrenb feinsr Sniplbens
tpssen elmer SHuIbiumme bon $500
obsr mebr frudtlos aussefaIen 1T,
Bailey bon TeraS berIanste bic griebune
Der Bill bur4 feinen gnttpurf tpel6er
nur ben frsitpiaisen @onfurs fennt.
Der SoridIas tpurbe nit 100 seeen SO
Stimmen abseIsbnt. gInbsrs 8oridIdes
-tpie Der Stones bon 9enn., tpelder
ben 3tpansseonfurs auf ben Sal bee
betriserif1en 8anferpttS bef4rdnfen
mill, tpurben sIeidfaIs abseIsbnt. Damn
tpurbe bic SenberiOnbia anesnOmmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

if, III 70 semadt, SaB sr brei 9srionen,
bic 2ebensmittel fur bier Monats unb SIN.
firumente aufnebmen, b. b. eine 2af BON
5000 2iIo trassn unb ii9 ettpa 80 Gage
obne neue Siiauns in Der SUIT baIten
Tam.
SO tperoen an Der ssfabrbpIen Reife
tbeiInebmen 4nbree ais Setter Der Grpes
bition, elm nit ben arftifden 8erbdIt.
niien unb Der 8raris Der 2uftIdiffabrt
ourdaus p%ertrauter Wann, Der in Sbpes
ben peridiebene. tpifenidaftIidsn 3pst.
ten bienenbe 2uftidiffabrten untsrnom.
men bat, Der WeteOrIOse @dboIm unb
oer Ganbibat Stribbbers. Sasesen bot
Mnbrse bas Mnerbieten bon GdboIms.
Seer, einen GbsiI Der Sabrt mitsumaden,
ausseidIasen, ebenio 5aSienise bsS ,Netp
yort SeraIb". seeen einen 8etrus bon
loo. 900 Sranfen einsn ieiner Mitarbei.
ter mitienben su biirfen. Srau 2isua
Bret. cine seborene @rbnIGn6erin, tpirb
Elm EIsines erbnIdnbii9eS @6rtsrbud
idreiben, in baS foIde Mbrter unb gus'
bride aufsenommen iperben iolen, tpeIbe
beim 3uiammentreffen nit @rbnIdnbern
unb @stimos bermutbIi9 pprfommsn.
Bas ben BoIarbaaen feIbf betrifft.
10 Diro berfelbe einen Dur1meiier bon
20.5 Meter (67f SUBJ BADEN. Der
obere GbeiI erbdIt cine &appe aus tpaf.
ierbidtem Stof, bic basu bient, tbeiIs
idnele Temperaturs 8er6nberunsen bes
Sales infotse tpedieInber 8eitrabIuns
absuidpdden, tbeilS ben pberen SbeiI
oeS Nebes sesen atmoipb6rif6e GinflIie
better Su idiBen. Cine Sorberuns. bic
Nnbree IN ben 8alpn iteGt, lit cine ss.
ipiie Gentbarfeit. Diefe mill er bur9
cine Seselporri&tuns, beitebenb aus
einem Mittel' unb stpei SeitenieseIn. fos
ipie burd bic SbIepptaue, 9lnores's els
gene @rfinbuns, ermbsIiden. Die Son.
bel fpirb aus praftiiden @riinben, nos
mentlid aud, INN NIT ben StIepptauen
ni6t su coaiOiren, freisrunoe @eftaIt ers
balten.
Sine ber srbBten Sdpieristsiten Bill.
bet bic Siauns bes 8aIons. SIR bic.
fen 3bed tpirb auf Spibberssu cine
Sale bon natirlib bsbeutenben Dimens
iionen erridtet, an beren @dnben 8ors
rl6tunsen gum Inbrinsen bon 2etnen,
5Iaidensieen u. {. m. ii1 %bsiinoen.
Inbree mill i'm SUM- bieies Sabre8 nit
isinen @efdbrten mad SpibberBsn uuf'
breben. Bon bier fol- bann Der Iufs
iteis. iobalo elm idarfer Siibpinb tuebt,
TAFT finoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

Sabt ibr peiie selebt?
Sabt ibr friide &rafte n0tbis?
Mobtet ibr pieoer jung peroen ?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

- Sobn $. Seibbrebsr, elm frdbersr
Srauer unb Niaiondr bon st. 2ouis,
Wo., MitsIieo bsS 8rauereisS pnoltats,
it felt anfans lester @o3s aus ieinsr
8obnuns rerfhpunben unb NIT ibm
feline bisbsrise 8Ddin. @pa 9ousbertp.
cine blbi9e 8rinette, tpeI6e ii4 in baS
Sers osS 4liabrissn SassitoIses binein.
sstodt bate. Srau Sauna nil piRsn,
Oab eas 2isbespaar iib am 8. Utal in
Springfield. Mo., usrbeiratbst babe.
nnmitteIbar Dor isiner Gbfabtt tpurbe
Der 8rautisam bon ieinsn beiben S&ps.
fern ansebaItsn unb am 8utidsnidlas
apofropbirt ,@snn Du bic PeriOn
beiratbet, enterben mir Did !"-,Sabre
nur su!" i6rie Sobn benz 8uti6er su.
unb oapcn ~iaulten bic &ohs. Seiebre'
Der, ipel4sr in Der ,,houte voice" bon
ct. Souls fur cine quite Rartis gait, bai
Ieiner nunmebrisen Satin, Der idbnen
35bin, has Saus No. 1882 Golees
4psnue setauft unb sum 8rautsei4eni
asma9t. Die ,Wesaliance' ruff aas
semeinss Aufieben bsrpor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Seppiden fit 0as Tribiabr

bihn mir it nbasn ub bhdbe umaBt aMS panfttnsptbs ub pahtnbs In aMu Smtr
Biltons, Isminfters, SaponnerrieS, SeIDets 3apsftries, Srhf=
fetS aub uha NuaRtGtm in JnsratnS, nit pahmbm BORDERS. Cine SnpdhOn unfrss
Baaun gmrams ub uuhru9uns Der grHe pb f6 ais iuhnTnnt nprtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

Nimmsriatts 2Gnbersisr, bauptiddIid
aber @oIbsier 1T es, ipel9s bic 8rittsn
mad benz Bette Der soIbrsidsn @ebiete
Der Waidonas unb RatabeIe' Stdmme
Iiftern madt. 8eibe @ebiete ftsben felt
benz elldIi6sn 2risse Der gnsIdnber
sssen 8bnie 2obeneuIa unter ber 8ers
tpaItune Der gnsli6sS ibafrifaniihen
@sisaidaft-bieier 6riinouns oes Ibsn'
teurerS 8arnap Sarnato unb ieiner
bpdabIisen StrpbmGnner-, UNI bon
ben sneIiiden @o~lberdbsrn unb @Iids.
rittsrn ausssbeutet au iperben. Set
benz %mannbaftsn Wibertanbe ibrer
Ra1barn, Der 8uren bon SranSpaal,
8esen britiide 8sutes unb g~robsruues.
politif baben aber bic MatabsIs ii9 ers
mannt unb fabren einen srbitterten
8ampf sssen bic gnsIanber, tpsI8e iit
mad ibrer iibIihen brutalen Manier be'
reits als bic unumf brdnften Serren beS
2anbes serirtsn. Die umsinselune bon
9ubuIutpapo-biss III bic 8sdti1reibuna
oes neueiten 8rodbaus, peI1em bic
Sori6uneen unb 8sri6te beS beutider
Ifrifafori6erS 8arI Waud au @runbG
Iisssn --ift Elm Meiterperfb Der Strategic,
unb ldBt beinabe nit Sidsrbeit anneb'
men. oab bic Matabelefrieser bon &C.
itidten europdiiden Ofsiersn ssfibri
ipsrbsn pieleidt bon 8uren, pisleidi
iosar bon bsutiden OHi3i.ren, psId,
8aiisr WiIbelm benz treuen 8unbesse'
noNen Der MatabeIe, benz 9rGfibenteI
8riser, auf feline Bite sur 8srfieunp
aeiteat babe. Man fam fi9 auf be
Sal Der b~eIaperten uno bon allen Sci
ten absei6IoRsnen 8ersfefe in bi
Sanbe Der @atabsIs ieOen Gag ssfub
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

- Sa. fur aIe grten bon S6merssn,
bon Ridenidmersen su 8opfpeb, bon
9abnidmers su allen Sdmersen Der
Wustsln Ober Nerpsn tpirb ct. SafObs
Del ausenbIidlide 9lIfe brineen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

s6s- 9iasurfen, iopie edit beutf6er
Semi, beim MaB Ober @faS, bessIei6en
frii&en Rlee. unb 8u4peisensS onis BEL
6rso. S, @ibmapsr, $50 2adaipanna
Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
QueQe
ber Sngenb
1T pieber9efnnbe {!

9ie @lten tueroen wieoer jung,
0ie S6lpaden fart,
Ser 2ebenSfunfen miro ileu an.
sefa6t
llno Sofnuns sriint in ieber
8ruit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

Die f%einiten Drudarbeiten Der Stabt,
Gisfert bic Office bes ,WO8enbIatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Gbas. Bang. Q. 8apmsysr
Sang s Co.,
9ampf 8ottltng @erfe,
121 Nenm 3lpenme.

Babrtfanttn BON
5raubsu.S pba, Bird 8ier, 6pbaHaHsr, Gar.
lapariae, Selters-g BaFer, 8eIfaa Ginger
alt, Grab appls &tber.
eassrbisr unb PORTER In 8IaI&su fir ben
Sausssbraud tperbtn ~fpfenfrti inNs Saus &C.
liefert. No. Ielepbpn 30. 592.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

8sipeftabIe beuti9e Mdnnsr sur lie.
bernabme Der Gsentur fir in iebem
Sauie Ieidt berfduFide GrtifsI. grs
fabruns nidt no%tbpenois, einfa&s Mr'
belt uno quite 8esabIuns %sarantirt. See
Der, Der iid elm rentabies @ef&aft ;u
srinben tpinidt, obsr ii6 einsn sutsn
1ebsnperbienft berfdafen mil, idreibe
IcfOrt fir @irtuIare unO fofenfrsis BRO.
ben an
q. 3. 9bpDp S Co.,
go. 322 State StraBe.
Raeine, WSie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

Sdidt eusre senaue aOrsFs unb i'd
tperbe eud mittbeiIen, tpie es mir seIans.
9iur Elm einfadeS SauSmittel it notb.
tpenbis. Tbomas Slater, Bog 1899.
8aIamaSoO, 0i4. SOUR fur Manner.
9sst Srisfmartt fir RidantpSrt bel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07
CUBAN CRISIS!
Consul General Lee Summoned
10 Washington.
United States Almost Certain 10
Take DECISIVE Action.
wcl 81 Proposes to ru' Competitor PrlS-
unctN On Itiu Again.
MAY RItuEN on wARSHlr

sew lofk, Nw. g. -I~chI to the
llrthIl from Jark-uhNlIir. FiA, -aN- AI.
Nlr"- u.lu Havana -aN that the drvat
tufr VI CONSUL 'ru,tn i.rr irt Washing
t"u Ma cau-'i l., tie rrl,I- aud his To-
IaTt tu lu-llrut ti,trlaui viii almost
certainly result ~ action hrIug taken ~
ihr I uit"d states. I, understand that
ih" ra-r ct IT," ,umr"ulrr rII-uu"t. IA.
ih' .mll"dIat, rdu-" cot The departure ul
i'u.
\'trr thy court at M,lud ut aside thr
-'ht'urr ut DEATH ImI.rl uu tlir~" ptI-.
uurf~ ll the tf-i ruutt martha. II Wd-
uluIrl ."I ,hai thrl Nuu,i hi,rdCINIl
tlUr lu-uai ~ Tia. h"wurt, captain
liutd,. Iw' Nmrurhu q. tt"-p nurhl. Mel
tuI dud uii. e. ui tl" ,um,'lltuf PRISON.
uu,r- Wrb, f"uruiN Summoned lm'ufr
,b. naval r.u'l at lI,aua hnJ rplmri
90. h0r WIltru d'rhu uuu- ~ ptrim
utIN 60 - ~ ruU martial llr ptI-
H,,I. u't.ri o. mhkr aN statement
"a. .u 90. Ir.rur,. g., u,l. irr.
t,...'hi 49,, -,il iI ru,tgrtIr u.ir go
49, ',Wfai Nrlu protesting against
Iin g. uIN uut ~ arrpI lance, with treaty
.urIatul- ami rul'uuy exceptions e.
't' Proceedings iuhuguidtri. tdpiau
.u.u, Al Nr' let NLl"t a Iti"ri ir-Is,h. 80
t,'d.IIg hrh 1T auihutIk lu tr.ii uu
bplnmdttr Uall"t- ana Ju,. iluuIug So
ushl tu I,,us- uditri- which u had
.'"iI lhr ru-tum iu -inmli o. MnIiI foot
.r,ii,u'ut ~ the AMERICAN minister hlIl
Spanish ruIrIgu uilrr. Lee, them -rut
N"N irf - second not" ~ which h. IT,.
lirfdi'd IT. pr luu- % Irctiuu aui ia Ad
IItluu strongly hIut,j that tlr. irregular
pr"Cr'dIus-, II not Irurdlri. would rfr
want thr uIi"d ~thtr- recognizing III
any WAY tlr validity eel 'hr irW lfIal
NrNtrl iIi uul answer tat -huftN after
wall ia" pftc"ilug- were -u.wulri.
Wy lrr turp requested H." g. furnish
ptuI that Mritun AMI the other cunp'il
tor ptt-uli,f- N"f" american cilIEru~
I,r rhll,ri secretary 'llurN AMI after r.
r,INIug du answer ~rut u note H. N"N l"r
stating that thr prisoners having hrru
rdp,uGrI u, SET un huhri "A Vessel living
the american ildg hr must consider them
all under Nu'firau protection even In
Ia" nn-"ur" ~ specific individual rrttIll.
rat"- and uo arms having been found IN
their l"'s~'--iun all Wru' equally entitled
t"a cINIl trial.
N'Nirt then proposed To- allow CORES
puHd"ut Melton tu ~ rec. hut IT, punish
IA" others Lee again replied hr could
maxi nu distinction ~ the american llag
Wa- over them all The CONSUL general
Ha- l,uallN ordered t. Washington For
ilplumdtIr rra-"u- lrr would probably
iruN II hut II l. a fact nevertheless that
q" -ald tu aIl lutlnIat" friend before lrAN
INK
1T would not surprise III" II should
return {" Havana on wAr~hlp.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07

Cow dead ani knocked his hOrae down.
The electric iluid appeared ~ strike the
Earth III n mass AMI rSplUlc, the frag.
nrnts living IN ,afi"u- directions.
sitting cloud " sulphufuu4 smoke
at'~" from the sI,ut, rnNploping Mr..
Aiam. ani hi- hura, but the animal
quickly -iaggrr"d To- his feet aud lrrr the
fldrt ont ~ tie uau~cuuS Tunes.
MI Wilson al-u felt the force II the
lightning. hriuR partially stunned, hul
vi. \ihuI-. aside from hrnumhrd -ril
satIon III his legs VIA unconscious VI
any injury to himself tie rosie after
ward, helping tu corral the cattle. aud II
wa oul Wh'u hr attempted IT, il.muuut
thd hr discounted m- lrg- To- h, para
hUl
IT, va. brought g. town the following
ia, AMI Z, grtlutlh trcmruug the u-,
Il his lrg-, hut 1t ma, be- -uur time be-.
TT" hr T. ahh H. Walk IT, Matter. Whu
ha- charge ot the ra-, huI"'- lof hI- ult.
mat, recovery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07
Another Visitation from the famous tang
OF Bandits tuesday Night.

The Drmiug Headlight, publ, hri
within u lw milr~ II >"par. whrr" the
p~tolllrr Wa ruhh,d the SECOND time
SAYS
Last TUESDAY evening about u u'clurk
two men held ny the entire population AT
N"pat, THIS county ami took every avail.
Lhlr lhlug ~ NlShL one uf ia" men WA
recognized ~ "Black dark." AMI the
ether. II l. ~dld, l. none other than Jrtl
lIdNl-, huih ui whom belong H. thr
famous \usalr~ and Srpar gang ui ban.
ill-.
The robbers first entered the telegraph
ant -NrTr-- station. frhhri The uimIalur
ani IHlupuIhll. mmIrh"d them /" The
boarding hou-r, relieved tl, inmates III
ali then available cash, making thrn get
Iutu in-itIuu ~ the pIurr~-iulI, marched
from lhrT" t. j. II NruI- store, where
there Nrrr about rlghl ARMED cuwhul-
Hark .lark aud III uG-t lIrllrnaut dis
dfiuri thrruW huN- aui hufTuMud all thrII
l,r'~,' change and then turned their at
truiIuu Ia iul. Robert MIlllkru pu-iIia-
t"f and assistant ~ IL" store, who mak
lug -uln" Ir-i stance Received Al ugIS ~calI
wound from the back end ii a gun, the
front end ut which was hrld hN one Of The
bandits, which convinced HIM that hI.
prupcr place wd- ~ I'm" with the opera,
tur, pumplIhll, lodging hut~r krrIET AMI
ruWhuN-
After securing about tluH ~ money, u
lot NJ whl-krS, tobacco. cIgdf- and IurT
rhahdl~r, the bandits gave n" order /,
uafrh, and what proved I" l." Ia" entire
population ui ~"paT, VA matched about
lNu miles from the depot, When the rob
hrr- mounted ,hrlr huf-"- Which were
stationed th"fr, and alter hiidlug the
rIiIlrH- lnnd farewell Departed. NhrI
the passenger train going west pull'd
into The station, IL" crowd Nd- Jl-i T.
turning from their forced march into Ia,
country,
FRANK Nrt,llnchy AMI ~trN" Bltrhllrld
II this cliN, aud t"u deputy | nlird state
Inat-hal-, whu wei" ~ ihl- section from
he northern purtl"n ui the territory
started "Wednesday luf Srpur Ia take ~
he trail If Ia" robbers, tut ny Ia the tim
II going 1" pfr-- no aIir-t- have been ~
ported,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-07
DW. IIioMN> 81. ~ K,.I~S.
ihi- We'll huuwn Hud Popular coo"
Dies IhI- AIt.ru,,un

ihi" We'll h"""n aud r"rul,r ',ttI"n
DI"- Ihi. Au"rn""n
Tins Hftrfuo"u, al h. urlurk. n"
news reached Inl tIlIItN that the ewes
IT IT, lh"nla- H. liurg,'s- Wrrr rlu~''l N
death.
For -aruI time "a" doctor suffered from
partial PARALYSIS. AMI thl- Iuululug AS
~"n, l'r, ,,rant Iur% ~, stated that the
Vafali -i- hAi taken p'--r~-lun ui hI-
Who'll" hwli, aud II wa unlN question
~ few hours when death Wutid rh~rIr.
10" deceased came Ia this cItS SraT~
agu from Ia Ruuln, IT,. AMI h'-ld,'., vuf.
chasing PROPERTY un broadway AMI else.
where. engaged ~ the drug hlIsn"-- az,
Ia and within few months aga. when
II" retired from active business life.
Without going into u long sketch ul the
life II the deceased. Int tIliIIN here
states that lIr Burgess wa- ~ufg",n III
the alIiutnlA battalion IA the MrNIrAn
war, wa SURGEON ui ten. t,talIt- stall al
the b"gIullngu ia" rebellion " hrlI lITaul
was hflgaiiirr general aud VA Tor ~uuI,
months IL" examining ~utg",n At taIru.
H.. al lhr beginning uf III" cnIl -tfIir,
br. burgess Wa "a inrniirT al thr l,vi,lA
TUT" ~ Illinois hriuTr the war, AMI VA
largely r"sInh-ihlr Tor the llln"l- srliu"l
law, which II 10 ia, a In"irl educational
Law.
Dr. Burgess was ~ 'r"lnug republican,
HlIh WHALE ~ Illinois AMI al-n here. h.
Wa alway- ready tn follow out the meas
ur"- and principles II that party.
lie leaves behind Ia InuIfn his death
besides n large circle II warm AMI lntl.
mat" fri"nd-, "A large family a wife,
Mrs. " X. MrEhaln, Mrs v. II. Long
br hfaut burgess, Mr.. -. VI. Dry. Mis-
Emma aud Warren burgess. ami they
ha," the -Imphth! aud cuuiulrnrr al
IW tiIIitN Ia thrir present hour ui
allllcilun.
The funeral viii occur at the family
residence. corner 81 broadway and todd
avenue. tOm0ffnw AltrTiuuu ~ a
o'clock, AMI all friends II IL" family are
invited, burial IN kalf,I"H r"nIrtrf,.