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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
(slIets, DraDeries and Wall Papl
ra7 7wyOMINd AVE.

DICKSON CITY.-Wednesday, Oct. 2S, IN
". II. Smiths hall. Speakers. Attor-
ney John G.. McAskie, William Dryden
and Attorney John +. Reynolds, candi-
date for legislature IN the Fourth dis
trist.
CENTRAL CITY.-Thursday, Oct 90, in
the Frothingham. Speakers. Governor
Daniel II. Hastings, General Latta, Gen.
eral Reeder. Colonel Henry Hall; or
Pittsburg. and Hon. Charles F. war
wick. mayor of Philadelphia
LACK AWvANNA-Friday, Oct. 80, IN
Babylon hall. Speakers. Attorney Johh
NJ. Harris, Attorney ii. {. Reynolds
CARBONDALE-Sa Oct. 81, in
opera house. Speakers. Major Evereit
Warren. District Attorney John Il.
Jones, Hon C. p. O'Malley, Attorney
r. A. Zimmerman. Attorney f.. w.
Fieitz and Attorney H. S. Alworth.
SOUTH SIDE-Monday. Nov. 2, In Noel
ler's hall. Speakers, Hon. G.. +. O'Mal-
ley, Attorney II. NJ. Streeter
SOUTH SIDE-Monday, Nov. ., in Ger
mania hall. Speakers. Attorney Il. A..
Zimmerman, Attorney A. ]. Colborn, u.
SOUTH SIDE-Monday, Nov. 2, In Nat
ters hall. Speakers, Attorney r.. A.
Zimmerman. Attorney Fl. c. Reynolds.
SOUTH SIDE-Monday, Nov. 2. in Work.
ingmen's hall. Speakers, Attorney John
NJ. Harris and Attorney H. C. Reynolds.
SOUTH SIDE-Monday, Nov. ., in Mois-
elowskis hall. Speakers, City Solicitor
James II. Torrey, Attorney George NJ.
Watson, Attorney Charles Oliver and 9TH
ers.
SOUTH SIDE-Monday, Nov. ., in Phil
lips hall. Speakers, Attorney NJ. w.
Lowry and Attorney j. NJ. Harris.
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ORGANIZATIONS IN LINE.

There We're about fifty clubs. number
ing nearly 1000 men, in the five divis-
ions comprising the column. At its
head rode the chief marshal, Major
James w. Oakford, and his chief of
staff, D. B. Atherton.
The following were the mounted aides
to Chief Marshal Oakford: A. J. Col
born, jr., H. p. Simpson. r. NJ. Scran-
ton. ]. b. Woolsey, Major J. B. Fish.
Walter Briggs, G. c. Mates. w. G.
Parke, Norman Parke, Hon. Frank T.
Henwood, willard Matthews, Captain
p. s. Syron. Thomas II. Brooks, Frank
s. Barker, Ed. L. Buck, Colonel F. l..
Hitchcock DR.. ]. L. Rea, Major Mont
rose Barnard, Major W. s. Millar, f.
A. Bartl Frank Carlucci, John r. Ed
| wards, Dr. A. Kolb, George b. Jermyn,
Colonel George Sanderson. P. ]. Baker,
George Farber. Evan J. Davis. The
chief marshals bicycle aides were.
Fred. H. Kingsbury, A. H. Storrs, r.
A. Wambold, George A. Gardner. Will
liam Softley, w. f. Decker, c. S. Jen-
nings, Percy +. Megargle. Harry Van
Horn, William j. Brown, Franklin Hen
shaw.
Chief Marshal Gilmore, of the bicycle
division, had eleven aides: they were:
II. p. Hitchcock, !. i. Robson, c. F.
Knight. Harry Pierce. Harry Northup,
Il. f. Chase, George Brooks. +. b. Jer-
myn. Frank Depue, Frank c. Wettllng,
Sam Lewis.
The Luzerne county contingent with
fourteen of the finest uniformed clubs
in the line and marching 1000 strong,
formed the first division. T. c. Parker
was marshal and his aides were chosen
from the different clubs under his com
mand. The Luzerne Republican league
captained by George A. ST. John and
headed by the Ninth Regiment drum
corps. had the right Of line. They wore
uniforms Of white duck with gold trim
mings, the jackets being of the Norfolk
pattern and the trousers full length.
The belt and plaits Of the jacket were
gold and gold stripe adorned the
| trousers. They wore fancy gold hell
| NETS and carried vari-colored lanterns.
The Lace Workers Mckinley club
| wore very appropriate uniform, the
most prominent feature of which was
! lace sash worn diagonally across the
breast, The rest Of their regalia was
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
TONlGHT'S WILKES.BARRE PARADE.
Orders Issued by Chief Marshall
James ". Oa ford.

Orders Issued by Chief Marshall
James ". Ga ford.
The following orders have been is
sued by Chief Marshal James w. OAK
ford. concerning tonights parade in
Wilkes-Ba
Office of the Chief Marshal,
Scranton. Pa, Oct. rs. 1896.
The clubs taking part in the Wilkes
Barre parade will be formed in three di-
visions rs follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
W. S. Mears, Marshal.
West Side Central Republican club, Cap.
Thomas i. Daniels.
West Side Republican League, Captain
Charles Oliver.
Fifteenth Ward Republican club, Captain
II. T.. Fellows.
Bellevue Heights Republican club, Cap
tain II. Mobiles.
Third District Fifth Ward Republican
club, Captain q. W. Evans.
Mt. Pleasant Republican club, Captain
Thomas +. Sprague.
William Connell Republican club, r. A.
Marshall, captain.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel Ezra II. Ripple Marshal.
Germania Band.
Eleventh Ward Republican club, Captain
Philip Werth.
Nineteenth Ward Republican club, Cap
tain George Wirth.
l.dchdWdfnd cup, captain
William Dawson.
Ezra II. Ripple Twentieth Ward Repub-
lican club. Captain Thomas Griffiths.
Polish Republican club. Captain Martin
WCestner.
william Connell Republican .clug, Cap
tain Charles Stone.
Moosic Mckinley club. Capt. f. ]. Grover.
Minooka Mckinley club, Capt. A. F. Doud.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major Nontrose Barnard, Marshal.
Guth's Band.
The D.. l.. & w. Employees Sound Money
club. Captain Frank Glover.
The D., l.. g. W. Engineers and Firemens'
Sound Money club. Captain James
A. 8. McClelland.
Drum Corps
Young Mems Republican club, Captain
Frank Schroeder
Young Mems Hebrew Republican club.
Captain II. Seidman.
Dunmore Italian club. Captain Frank
Williams.
United Italian club. Ferdinand Arigoni,
Captain.
Junior Republican club, Captain G. A.
AIillett.
Thirteenth Ward Mckinley club, Captain
George Sanderson.
Green Ridge Railroad Mems club, Captain
George Geary.
Keystone Republican club Captain Geo.
W. Brown.
Sixth Ward Republican club of Dun
more, Captain NJ. NJ. Bennett.
Harmony Legion, Dunmore, Captain An.
The First division will form at Main
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

That something of great moment was
to take place in the city might have
been suspicioned before 6 O'clock. when
the trolley cars and each incoming rail.
road train brought an unusual number
of passengers. Within the next hour
and half every trolley car was liter
ally packed with passengers. many of
whom considered themselves lucky to
obtain foothold on the bumpers and
steps. When they had all been landed
the city contained what was said to
have been the largest night throng In
its history.
The large number Of strangers was
suggested in scrap Of conversation in
the reviewing balcony at the Wyoming
house. One of the party asked:
Where on earth did all these people
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MEETING AT PRlCEBURG.
Addressed by DIR. y. f.. Fineberg.
and Others.

Dr. S. L. Fineberg. County Surveyor
Bartl and Attorney Vokalekek have
been addressing a series of largely at
tended Republican mass meetings at
Midtown. Throop, Jessup. Archibald,
Mayfield, Carbonate and other places
Last night they were present at big
meeting in Priceburg. at which ad-
dresses Were delivered i'm the Polish,
slavish and Russian languages. Great
interest in the speeches was shown by
those present at last nights meeting
and much enthusiasm for the Republi-
can candidates was displayed.
Tonight the same speakers will ad-
dress similar meeting at Olyphant. at
which William Connell. the candidate
for congress, will also be present
These speakers have been doing ex-
cellent work in educating the voters Of
the valley who are not wholly familiar
with the English language. They have
talked to them in their native tongue
ana explained the issues that the
American people are struggling over in
this campaign.
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CITY NOTES.

The Kinsley investigation will COM
mence next Friday night.
Today and tomorrow will be donation
day at st. Joseph's Founding home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Baker have pur-
chased Whites home bakery on Penn ave-
nue..
There was a large attendance at Davis
theatre yesterday afternoon at the benefit
for the Board of Associated Charities. A
gOodly sum was realized.
Contracts were yesterday executed by
the city with Peter r. Muligan for the
grading of Prescott avenue for $1,3l3. and
the construction of IL lateral sewer on
Monsey avenue for $iS2.
TheSourt yesterday appointed the Lack
awanna Trust and Safe Deposit company
minor children of the late Hugh Roberts
who was killed at the Carbon street cross
ing of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
company. and whose widow recovered a
verdict of over 5000 for his death.
The Scranton Traction company has
just completed the work of arranging q
current from the motor at the Providence
plant which will supply the arc lights at
the plant at the Linden street car barn.
The current was heretofore supplied by
the Suburban Electric Light company and
1t used to cost the Traction company SIPS
a month.
A Christian Alliance convention will he
held in the Green Ridge Presbyterian
-cnuTcn 1WuTSudy, OctODer ", at I.oU y. n,
Rev. a. B. Simpson. of New York, presi-
dent of the Christian and Missionary Al
lance. will be present to address the con-
vention: All Christians. Irrespective of de-
nominational affiliations, are most cor
daily invited.
The Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
company, of Franklin avenue began a
suit In court yesterday for $l,24.SO against
the borough of Olyphant. The suit Is for
the value of S,2i0 pound of wire ordered
10 be used in the construction of the new
electro light system. Judge Gunster last
week handed down an opinion declaring
the bonds invalid which would pay for tho
new system.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd beg
to acknowledge and return thanks for the
following donations: A friend. $50. Mrs
Richard O,Brien. s25: John ]. Brown. one
barrel OF flour: NJ. NJ. Ruddy, one barrel
of flour; Mrs. Edgar Connell two barrels
of flour: j. S. Miller, quarter of beef. a
friend. twenty bushels of potatoes: the
Alpine Knitting company, Pittston, Pa.
forty dozen women's vests.
Frank Hora. employed at the foot Of
the Central shaft, was caught between
the carriage and a car yesterday after
noon ana was very seriously, perbaps
fatally, injured. His right thigh bone
was fractured and the flesh was badjv
!acerated around the knee-pan and knee
joint. The shock was very severe to bjs
nervous system. He is young man,
about - years old. and resided near tho
pace ne was employed. He was taken
g the Moses Taylor hospital.
DR.. Mcdowell. dentist. $40 Adams
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-28
STATUTE OF LIMITATION
Barred the Bigamy Proceedings
Against AIOnzO E.Terwi illiger.

The proceedings in the charge of big
amy preferred against A. L. Terwilli.
ger by his wife Clara z. Cook, were
dismissed by Alderman Wright yes
terday upon it being shown by F. r.
Okel, attorney for the defense that
more than two years had elapsed be-
tween the time Of the alleged bigamous
marriage, which was 1891 and the time
Of bringing the prosecution which was
last week.
Cornelius Comegys, attorney for Mrs.
Cook. succeeded In having Terwilliger
held on O lesser charge.
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Cave.ln on Linden Street,

A cave-in about two feet square on Lin
den street just above Adams avenue
which occurred some time during Mon
day night occasioned no little wonderment
ana some apprehension when the resi-
dents OF that locality arose yesterday
morning. Street Commissioner Kinsley
upon making an investigation discovered
mat the cause of the depression was the
caving In of an old box sewer some six
ieet below the pavement, which did SER
vice years ago.
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We give away dinner seats. hand
somely decorated, with 35 lbs. of tea;
decorated tea sets with 16 lbs; printed
toilet sets with Il lbs. Special atten-
tion given to club orders. Scranton
Tea store, 525 Lackawanna avenue. ~
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25O Xxx White Envelopes for tic. at Sc.
Store, 523 Lack'a. ave. -
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Marriage I,icpnses VSSuch

Marriage licenses We're granted yester.
day by Clerk of the Courts John III,
Thomas to Patrick +. Boland and Bridget
Eadden, of Dunmore; Frederick Philip
WeihZ and Louisa Dornheim, of Scran-
TON; James +. Barrett, of Carbondala
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Opening.

A dainty line of Children's Goats at
the Baby Bazaar. 512 Spruce street. -
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Tailor made fall suits and overcoats,
latest styles, John Ross. 3O7 Spruce
street. -
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The King of Pills Is Beecham's.-
BEECHAM'S.
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and Jackson street. Hyde Park. at 6 p.
m. and march down I,ackawanna avenue
to the Delaware and Hudson station.
The Second division will form at Nep-
tune Engine house on the South Side at
p. m. and march TO the Steel Works de-
pot. where they will take train at $50.
The Third division viii form at Sis on
Spruce street, right resting on Franklin,
facing west. ]. w. Oakford.
d. b. Atherton, Chief Marshal.
Chief of Staff.
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All members of the keystone Republi-
can club are requested to meet at the
Delaware and Hudson depot at 6.45 p. m.
to go to Wilkos-Barre to talle part In the
parade. Wear caps and badges and bring
lanterns. By order of president of club,
George W. Brown. l.. L. Morton, secre-
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COLW ELL.-1n Scranton. Oct. q, 1885,,
Mrs. Lucinda Colwell, age II years and
months. Funeral Thursday, Oct 80 at
/ y. M, from her residence, 3S5 North
Washington avenue. Interment in Peck
vile cemetery
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DIED.

Try Jordan's one-half minute stews
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DIR. Mcdowell, dentist, $40 Adams
avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
rADllIA AND KISn,
Return oi the rarty That Escorted the
MuficrcfN to IhCir Execution.

HuldSlNIN W lONli NGNulluN.
ll"ut. "lrlnau and hl- squad uI local
ra'alrNmru AMI bruutN ~hrun, Iurkrt
Hogan, 'lI"ui AMI hing. Who Assisted
~hrfil' iihtrih ~ r-rurtIug lrttrctu Ia
iilih AMI k"-aflu Ring from thI- utN to
Il"tth \mhrllla last week to l." executed,
returned H. santa tr Yesterday Afternoon.
SAY the N"W Mexican
h,N report that ralillA AMI Ring were
.luh hhngsi un lhur,daN morning. hr.
tSc'n the hours Of ~ and II urlnrk that
lhillla pl",ird Innocence 81 the killing
"i John NlI"ni 10 the last. insisting that
he could have rlrarri himself with
money, aud that he wi- 80 much fright.
"n"d that hr wh- hardly able tu stand
when the nHiT wn- placed hlnut hI-
neck lslng lied game, making speeches
ia English aud spanish from the gal.
lows, IA which hr attributed hl> crime to
whisky and cautioned his hrafrr. against
drinking the vile stun
II - the GENERAL IMPRESSION among the
p~rI" ~ llrtrh imirllh that Klng
KILLED hi- wife anh rhIi IN ruIurilio be-.
l"f" lac Killed ilhdrfl AT ll"ffa lmarllA
AMI that HI execution removed a uatuf.
ally hal and murl"f"lI- man from earth
Indeed, Deputy Hogan -a,- that Ring
virtual, admitted u" killing Of hl- Wife
and r'lld IN 'uluraiu and that lac ought
e. die lrr that crime.
y illustrating IL" -plrl, that animated
Klug II L. rrlat,d that. when the father
Of his victim net the party outside uf
llrffA imhfllla uu hurSrhack. Ring lee.
gan H. slug, "uh Where l. Wy Wandering
BuN 10 might
lurr hlsi urAu, p,ai hAlth lm
Wits NafShmfllla pufInr~ the hl"si,
cures "Tuptlnu- eczema .rrululR AMI al
hl-rA-'- ARISING from DmIuu hIsi. ",
! Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
Nt"wi,", NaTTiAEr

4 InliN coShu, With higli-mslrd h-,t,
-llpp"i INT" ri ltp-n last evening from
trr0 hlAt-, y VI. aui married hi- T.
Nrat."lh sweetheart Mis- Maggie Brown
n"d. The nam" nl the hraN" lai l. Nj
+ - ltathgrl~f q years IL age. lhrl
dld the huSInr~- up brown AMI -lArl'-i uIp
lhrlt WAY rejoicing tn brave the storm.
81 III" w"rli through SUNSHINE AMI show
rT MaN II pflnclpall, H. SUNSHINE Hhllr
IN Ituw Hat and elsewhere. lrIhunr
't"t wears, say Capt Z Mueller II
have relied more upon NNrt'- rms than
anything else ~ the nrdiclnr chest, l.,
regulate my hnWrl-, AMI these ~ the
ships rtrS h~s' pills are not -'Nrfr
IN their action, hut du their work thor
"ughli
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

people ~ the territory ATE anxiou,l,
watching ln -rr II Marshal Meade and
Deputy ut"i states Ntorury Mark \
smut. will tan" any motto" II this viola
ton u the law, whlrh va ~ puhlic that
il" lTal pHl"'f. riui'd full dr.ctip,
ton 81 IN" ush; II l. hafih probable
hat Nj ~mith. who T. u candidate inr
r"ugrr.-, vii mdkr u move toward NJ.
testing any voter IN after election .-
Literal NIII
hr WITT Ntrh lhsI ~tNr :, an
'ptl,'ptl". s"othIug AMI heading orplira.
lnu 'ur lufu- -rtii-. cut,, bruises. etc.
.ld rutr, pile llk" mlvlr. It Instant,
stop. plu " \ Naituu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

We ofirr Onc Hundred Dollar. Reward
Tor any ease OF calaffh that cannot be-
cut@i 10y Halls CatAfth cure.
j, thenet n Co.. pfup- Toledo. -.
We The undersigned, have known y. j.
hehey Tor the last IL years, aud believe
him p~tfectly honorable IN all business
transactions ani financially able Ia car.
y out any obligations mad. by their
trn,
N,-t y lruaH Wholesale druggists.
Toledo. -.
Nalding, kinuan n MarIu. Wholesale
druggists. luhsiu -
HALL tatatfh tur l. taken INTERNALLY
acting directly upon ihr hlu"I AMI mu.
r"'i~ surfaces oi the -, ten lfrr. ,dc
per bottle, sold nS All dfuggl-t- Ices
tlmunials free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

maintained that onr government should
hot he called upon Ia coin the pruluct "
foreign cnuntfi"- ani inrrra-. their nfty
cents worth VI silver " the value W one
dnllat That would be- simply donation
by the government " the United State.
To- foreign countries ~ iuI Yer cent " the
amount u their actual pruiuct ina-much
~ when this government placed the min,
stamp upon II would he morally bound
to protect aud keep 1t al par The Tor
rlRh governments, even Though W. cpined
their silver free, would not expend IT in
our country, but being intelligent, bust.
ne-- p""plr would AWAY. e. into the
cheaper market. 'htt the Ey'upnn
krt- we're always cheaper than the Ampr
irAn f"r the trH-pu that lal,ur WI,
rhrai"f dni %" tatlfI iutlr- which w.fu
placed III any event upon foreign gorl..
would be- avoided when Peru Mexico AMI
I'" Atg"uiu" Republic went lhtu Eutnlr
ani purchased HAT 49, a ruu,rqururr
non" " IT," uIunrN " the-r cuuutfIr-
though coined here would be- EXPENDED
here. That ~ a c"n~"Iurur" ~ oar if"r
r"inag" "t European SILVER. aui ihr ~.
pending Ut that Hhrf ~ the Euf,pruu
""n"t- III Their own cheap mhfkrt., nt
tl"lt ""u rh"hp gs-l. lh,,-o European
COMMITTEES INSTEAD of paying %, gold ',.
VI" uu'iui "i fF"I '.' - tho iutu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
EECKLENN bINPIkAIlON.
raillll, on the Scali)lj, COnlc>>:S 10 a
brihe from CRYSTALS

''''N ''''' ''l'NNalN
II l. lrhrurI here, from ,lrIrlN r,lIahlr
-"urr"- that ltillh. who kllI,I John
NiI"nd AMI ,uiIrt',i n" penalty NJ dralh
AT Il"rf, NmArllla, thursday morning
last, mad" talk on the -can"ld, ircar.
Ing hts lnnrrnrr II the crime II mur
drTlug iI1IIi, and al-o stated that rru-.
rcu,lng Attorney Ifl.t hnd sheriff Gun.
ningham II santa Fr, hat few iays
before the hanging and white hr Wa ia
lalI Al the capital, offered hrn go ~ leo
lHiillA would testify against the BORE.
~ brothers,
This offer Oi money, no doubt carried
with II u pardon from the governor. or u
Communication 10 lie Imprisonment Ia the
I+uitrutlaFy
HIS l. another sample ~ desperation
from the officers IT santa fr county,
who, il -'eu-, have ~ other object IN
view non than the hanging NJ the BnT,
frgu tO.S, aud their drsI~raliuI carried
them 81 far ~ " attempt the htlhe ~ a
niAn almost within sight NJ the -caffOld.
Hon. SOl, Luna. collector VI Valencia
county. cams In from Los Lunas lAsl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

'''l'' w. ~ '''''' ''al' lhk
it'r, uIHN
In Your l~1u" II sept -, w. notice IA,
following
Mckinley hnd Hobart gold hug hnnrN
lrr-- hop viii l." given At Ofrhr-tTIui
hall on lil"~'iaN evening, sept -, under
III" direction II I. Fields "a" ptuc.,,d- IT,
~ towards irifallng the rNpru-,'- ~ thr
Visiting rlrtHiinrn Ia the animal confer
rhrr ~ the Afro. American Nrth,.ii-t
church, which cunNrur- ~ this city nn
uct. :.
We have this to Aay that w. are very
grateful iu everybody Tor whatever they
ma! dO ~ aiding ~ ~ care Tor the mem
beers ~ our annual conference. and shall
ever r-l'~ru whatever assistance they mn,
render. tut W. take this mpthui e. let
the GENEROUS public know that II l. no
arrangement ~ the African Method I
Episcopal church h. give dance Ia de-.
fray the EXPENSES Oi the preachers during
their sta! Ia this city. We are citizens
VI the territory ~ New Mexico AMI w.
shall haNr with III Representatives from
altar, SAY from ali over COloraiO Mon.
tana. wyoming, tab. Texas aud from
SECTIONS of the auth aud east, aud from
Missouri AMI hanSa- aud IT coIr-p ~
Arlh'1ii-tS, do not t"irrAt" dancing. NoIn"
of the p'1plr Of the territory would like
Ia have the information ~ abroad that
W., II Albuquerque, had Ia give dance
to hriray The rHprn-'-. II the \, " r.
conference, but ~ decline. with all due
rr-l-'ct Ia Mf, Charles Fields.
VI. JOSH, Pastor
j. BNII. ir,,.,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

year ago, from rocatello. Idaho, and took
~ their Residence on upper seventh
street "" was uniortnnat" IN -ecur
Ing employment, and dr-pondenc, over
hhahcial matters i the SUPPOSED cause
w ut" rash act Vt the hour IT going to
press u IL not known when the funeral
viii take place" Much -immth, /, r,.
pressed on every hand fuf Nf-. llrtn..
man and her bright little IA lghtet-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
I,..Ih ni Nm mn

Mrs 4, Nrnnrt yesterday frcrl',i thu
Ai Intelligence ~ the death ~ her
brother, VIII hli, which Wcufr~i At his
hnn" In rhlai"lphla AT n, m, SatuT.
day 18th, from cancer ~ The stomach
with Which be- hal besn u -lfi"Trf Tor
some time lie ~a- we'll known In this
city, having ll'ri here about twelve
years, ani was IN the employ IT browne
n ManzinArr- eight !rar- AMI after wards
held u railroai position, lie VIA III
years old aud II -ur,iy~i by y wife. sister,
Mrs. 4, Nennrt, aud n brother who live.
In Cerrill'-. H. has many friends IN
this city who will learn oi his irsth With
great sorrow ~ he was highly r~-t--Ined
BY all who knew him optic