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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-05

FLOUR Receipts 2g1G pkgs.. *.
uori-. l12G bbls., = +91 s1cks; sales 'qa
laes market quict unchanged. steady
SOUTHERN FLOUR - Unchanged
RYE FLOUR-Qulrt. steady.
BUCK WHEAT 42ia fo.
CORN MEAL Unchanged.
Rye Quiet weaker: Western FOB
i'AHLEY-Quiet; IS pounds quoted
WHEAT-Recolp,s. lea %: exports. IL
-g' sales - eg. moderately active.
"aSieF with options, No. red fob. G5a4
30. Northern. Gi4.
Receipts. 1850. exports 80 030.
ale-. 5G0y. dun. weaker. No >, 21@- cle-
ator 26s afloat.
OATS Receipts. s3,2o; exports. 20.
sales l6> 100. fairly active. steady No .
No. VI, No white. -. mixed Western
laHal. white do. 2uli2a. white state. 201i p
BEEF -Qaiet. beef hams, quiet. tiprcet
beef. aull steady. cut meats. steady
IARB-ouiet, weak Western steam
quiet. continent A.o7. S. A. 60. com
pound a7>N4ls
PORK Easy. moderate demand.
FTf,f:-ouiet. fancy steady.
CHEESE Firm light receipt@.
PETROLEUM-F United l1l4.
COFFEE Rio. dull. steady.
SUGAR-R Raw. easy quiet refined.
quiet unchanged
FREIGHTS- Liverpool. market
irmer.
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GAINING GROUND.
Continued from page ID

consideration for me to influence you
in your action. / desire you viii do
Just what you believe Is best for the
success of the head Of our ticket. The
principles we are fighting for are So
paramount to any personal considera-
lions that the latter should not leave
any weight whatever with your action.
| cannot for u moment allow myself
o. BE- "A factor in any action on your
part that would in the slightest degree
hazard an electoral vote for you.
With kind regards - Mrs. Bryan.
believe me your sincere friend.
ARTHUR SEWALL
Bath, Me, July =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-05
National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Buffalo-Buffalo. 10; Syracuse, I.
AT acknowledgements. l0 Hartford ,.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Toron-
to, =.
At ncaster-Lancaster, 6; Viii
mington, s.
At Wilkesbarre Wilkesbarre, T.;
Scranton, 3.
At Paterson-Paterson, s; Athletics,
II. Paterson. 3; Athletics, 5.
At ingfield-Springfeld I; Provi-
dence, 6. Springfield, l.; Providence, 8.
At Newport r. Newport. g.
Thomaston, Me, l. Hits-NeWport, .;
Thomaston. 8. Errors-NeWport, /;
Thomaston. 6 Ashe and Crisham:
Malloy and O'Connor and McManus,
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No Sound Money Ticket for Indiana.

indianapolis, Ind. Sept. AT II
meeting of the state central committee
of the national Democratic party. to-
day, a decision was reached to the eff
feet that it would be ineXpedient" to
put sound money state ticket in the
field. The reason of this decision will
not be stated by Chairman Pickins.
W no merely states that it would be
"inexpeGient."
But you may say said Mr. Pick
ms, that there will positively be a
nominee for Congress in the eth dis
trict, in which indianapolis is stu
ated -
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Married.
PENORSCOT

ff4NOBSCOI.
Bangor. Aug. Is, Aaron A. Morrison an6
Miss Annie f. Wyman. both of IIermon
Aug. il. Ralph Il. Sherman of BoothbaN
Harbor, and Miss Cora A. Pickett 81
Brewers Aug. - Charles H. Lord ant
Miss Edith a. Brown. both of Bangor:Auc
y. Ernest +. Spencer and Mrs Cor
Rand. both of Bangor.
Olainon, Cyrus a. Greene and Alice NJ
Stubs. both of Olamon.
stetson Aug. $, VIII storcr and Miss
r,stelle Clark.
Hermon, Aug. 10. Marshall L. Tibet,
and Miss Alice l.. Tibbetts.
Springfield, Aug. II, Isaac H. Pray o
Lakevllie and Mrs. Delphna A. Smith
corinth. Aug. Y, Benjamin f. Litchdele
Of Boston and Miss Sadie A. Eddy a.
Cornth.
Newport. Aug. Ii. J. Fred Marston and
land.
orono, Aug. 49, Ralph O. Weeks OF
Bangor and Miss Ethel a. Perkins o
Orono.
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New England League Standing.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT BALTIMORE.

The first game was one OF the scrap
piest and most exciting seen here for
MANY DAYS Arson was put out of the
game for Directing too vigorously to
Tmnire Emslie's decisions and later
was elected from the grounds. The
Champions got into Griffith's delivery
in the eighth, hatted out victory. III
the second contest Friend went t.
pieces in the fifth and in the sixth
Briggs replaced him. The game was
called after the elShth inning Oh ac-
coui'' vi uai hiiss9'
, rirs1 game . q
(,hicago ..... 0 / o d o. =
m. p.,,.i.,.o 10. f,bic,ro ia ,,rrorp
a ~, NiNahan M
Robinson; Griffith and Donohue.
-, n q . Ali
t'hicneo 6 , 2 0 0 oil
uits-H,ltimore. s: Chicago. TO- Errors
Baltimore. 6; Chicago. 4. Hoffer ana
Robinson ana Ciark' friehu' D'i569 anu
AT WASHINGTON.
In the first game the score was toc
ona-sided to he interesting but in the
socond tho visitors made things lively
seSoi'u ."' 's''oi -. Is,..,,;ua.e
Tor the nome team. Eh'iS' houtsN NY
ne" p'eo Nv I ,,;e s,,an,,t wac
poor King pitched great bail. In the
second game Frazer hit two men which
cost the side the game. Attend
ance, 5000.
-
Louisville ....... o )
Hits-Washington, u; Louisville. 5
s-Washington. }; l!ouisyiile, IL
KING and Farrell; Img and Miller,
Second game
Louisville ....... y
IIits-Wa shington, 10; Louisville II
Errors-M asnllSt:o a1e w. ~,
All BkOohLfN'
Wallace. today, pitched cleverIy unit
the eighth. when with one run scored
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AUGUSTA WINS.
Takes Last Game of Sea son
from Fall River, 7 to |.
Bangor Does Not Profit Thereby,
Losing to New Bedford, 9 to 8.
Brockton Keeps Up Her Winning Gait, Down.
ing Pawtucket, II to I.

Fall River Mass. Sept. 4.-(SpeciaD.
Augusta got but two hits off Stand
ish, outside the third, when they
punched eight hits, scoring seven runs
Newell puzzled the Fall Rivers They
made their only run in the ninth after
two men were out. Attendance. 20o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-05

Disguised, played out. tired anc
weary because of weak aching back
Comfort and instant soothing, invigor-
ating effect if the Hop Plasters ar,
used. Your backache will disappear
Try them. Sold everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-05

Chicago, Sept. TT has been decided
that Mr.. Bryan VIII not speak In this
city. tonight. He wal leave for Mil
waukee. at $50 tomorrow morning
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THE PRESIDENT is WELL.
Report Of Terrible Accident TO Mr.. Cleveland
Is Untounded.

Buzzards Bay. Mass, Sept. 4.-There
is no truth in the report, which origi-
mated in the West. that some terrible
calamity had befallen President
Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-05

The lion hunter
n e e d 5 ste a d v
nerves. If he mis-
ses the lions eye,
his life is surely
lost. The lion
hunter is not the
only man who needs
steady nerves. The
business man nn,.r.
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FALL RIVER.

Earned runs. Augusta 5: Fail River l
,rwo-hase hits. Pickett, Connor. Flack
Reilly LYONS. Stolen bases, Doherty
First base on balls. by Newell, Slater
First base on errors, Augusta ]. Fal
River 2. Strucy out. by Newell, Lippert
Mitzmorris; by Standish. Butler, tlack
Umpire. Hunt Time, ] hour, 80 minutes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-05

The catch of white perch at Lake
Sebasticook has been enormous. this
season. Picnic parties have put scores
of fishermen on the lake at once. but il
made no difference as there seemed to
be plenty of fish for all People have
come from distant farms to the lake to
get a supply of perch and have carried
them home in bags by the hundred
one of the amusing sights on the shore
of the lake recently. was a farmer fish
ing, while nearby was his spouse in
ductriously dressing the fish as he
threw them out They had brought
along large stone jar and into this
she packed them solid when dressed
proposing to pickle them for winter
use.
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MARKET REPORTS.


New York, Sept. I.
Money steady, 3dt5.
Prime mercantile paper, 8.
GOVerntS strong
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-05
-,--,I-~ ARRANGEMENT OF
CS~/ TRAINS
s'--' - IN EFFECT JUNE n. Is9R.

. I Portland, 1855 A. NJ: Augusta,
gor, 800 A. M; Arrive Lagrange lao A.
Iron Works $50 4. NJ: No or; Aasa ~
NJ n Sherman. 1907 4. M; Island Fsl1s
Ia,9 a. M 3 s Smyrna Mills lI.o0 A. NJ:
boulton, u.25 a. M; Bridgewater. ~. Is a
NJ; Presque Isle, los II M: Caribon
TSo F. M; Fort Fairfield. I25 r. M
a18 aS ~ F99x aIe 75s A M; Gullford.
vile, s:25 A, NJ; Kineo. 100 A. NJ o'esh-
LEAVE Portland, lilo A. M; Lewiston.
l2 10 = n; Waterville, 1.38 P. NJ: bangor,
Norcross. 5.4Z p. NJ: Sherman, 632 r. NJ:
Island Falls 6.a +. NJ; Houlton 40 p.
LEAVE Bangos 800 A. NJ; Arrive Do.
8-ls a. NJ. Monson. $50 A. M: Greenyii,e'
LEAVE Bangor, $50 p. NJ.
NJ daford o ~ F. Pnq M to Mo4s6n ~ juno E.
ton. rs T NJ; Greenville.. 8.25 P. NJ
,, Leave GreenviIle. 20 A. NJ; Monson
Dover and Foxcroft, 6.45 A. NJ: katahdin
A. M n ! Ia, Lagrange. IA 4; NJ.
y paIf, I954 A. NJ; Augusta. lin A NJ:
,h Leave Y Fort Fairfield. 40 A. NJ; Car
ioulton. 800 A. NJ; Ashland, lis A. NJ:
Masardis, 7.42 A. NJ; Smyrna Mills, SD
a. NJ; Island Falls. 948 A. NJ: Sherman.
1907 a. NJ; Norcross. 1851 A. NJ: Brown,
VILE. l.50 A. NJ. Arrive Bangor, I.20 p.
NJ. Waterville, 313 T. N; Augusta, al
p, NJ. Portland ass P. NJ.
Isle, 1898 2. Nj; Fort Fairfield 12l5 p
NJ. Bridgewater, 1.23 p. M. Houlton, 215
= NJ Ashland, 100 A. NJ; Masardis 126
L. NJ, Smyrna Mills. 2zG T. M; Island
Falls, 80 p. NJ; Sherman, 33I 2. NJ:
Norcross. AS p. NJ; Brownville, 5.23 p
VI. Lagrange, SOL F. NJ: Greenville, $50
z. M. Monson. AT p. NJ: Gulford. sol
=, M; Dover and Foxcroft. 5.25 p NJ;
Sebec. 5.4S =. NJ. Arrive Bangor, 720 p.
VI; Waterville 100 2. NJ; Augusta, 1881
2. NJ; Portland, IN A. NJ
GEO. Nj. HOUGHTON,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent
y. W. CRAM
V. p. and General Manager.
Bangor. June Is 1895. tulylIdtf
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT NEW BEDFORD.

The home team easily defeated Ban
gor. today Braun was especially eff
fective when men were on bases and
was given good support. Weihls bat
tin was the feature. Attendance, 800
New Bedford =. ! l )
Bangor ......... o 0 l = ,
Hits-New Bedford. 10: Bangor, Is.
Errors-New Bedford. 3; Bangor. >. Braun
and Murphy; Wethoff and Roach.
AT PAWTUCKET.
A home run hit by News saved the
locals from a shut-out, today. In addi-
ton to poor work in the field, Paw
tucket could not fathom korwan's de-
livery, while Horner was batted hard,
Attendance, 400.
Brockton ........ . x-l;
Pawtucket ..... o 0 0 l 0 D.
IIits-Brockton. Is: Pawtucket, ). Errors
-Brockton /. Pawtucket.5. KorWan and
Shea; Horner and Yeager.
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rlR Y1nR PRnIEnTlnM

We positively state that
this medy does not
contain mercury or any
other injurious drug.
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Born.
PENOBSCOT.

DeXter-Aug. Z. to the Wife of Charlie
G. Towle, q daughter, ruth Abbott)
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Cincinnatis seventh inning on account
of darkness. Attendance, 1872
New York ..... 3 1 8 0 4-l5
Cincinnati ................ 0 y u
Hits-New York, IA; CincinnatI, y
Errors New York. 4: Cincinnati, ). Sey-
mour. Sullivan and Wilson; j. Foreman
and PetZ.
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WEBER
NOTICE.

City of Augusta
In Board of Municipal Officers
June II, 1896
Ordered. That the owners or drivers OF
public carriages be required to pay "A fee
If s. for license for one year from the
lirst day OF April. 1896, for each carriage
md that no license shall be granted after
he 30th day of June for the current year;
aid license shall be granted only to citi-
ems and taxpayers of the city.
Read and passed.
l.. a. BURLEIGH, City Clerk
This order will be strictly enforced
II. T. MORSE, City Marshal
aug24dtf
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Railroads and Steamboat.
BANGOR Z AR0oS1ooE R. R.

cuiiman BufYet Parlor cars between
6 3 rau at ZOE A. N. and Bangor, at ia
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg, to-
day. in an exciting game by hard
hitting in the ninth. The fielding OF
both teams was superb. Attend
,,1oo
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Philadelphia -. 0 B
Pittsburg ....... . / "
Philadelphia. /; Pittsburg, 2
Orth and Boyle: Rawley and Sugden
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

Sandoal piece NJ lSnd IN AlampiA. tGu
l'Uhlo Romero and wife. Ia Alexandra
SAnduNal piece II land In CurraleS, tgs
W. v. fl0urno,, trustee, to Brnicin +
P"rra aud wife; l"t 2bI, block -, T.. Nf.
~ j. \ Bfu'- addition. tl.
kmnIa u. ilasrldine to Nrill n. field.
Trustee. twenty .twn lut- IN lnion drlot
ft"n,,p", all ~ block ~, Highland aidi
ti"n, aud hAlt interest IN block ~ New
M"Nir" irlIarr Co., ti.nH
Hannah b stevens aud husband to NJ
" Flournui, Trustee, lot- -. -. - and
- block iI town IL ilhuqurfurr.
tIru
Ih" largest transfer last week VIA that
"l ""ld l"o artr- IT. oli towu, from sum.
met" liufkhait ~ special master Ia Uwen
' NHfLuu ~ u consideration NJ tl,2E.
a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
SHAH on PERSIA SHOT 4!
Fell Dead With Bullet Through
His Heart.
ASsasSlnated While Approaching a
Shrine 10 Worship.
abOt bay Demonstrations In Paris POST
poned Tlli SUNDAY.
LivIlY INNS EXrICrID
LivIIY INNS LXFICTID

Irhrrau, Persia Ma, ! while the
Shah wa- entering the inner court ~ the
shrine II shah Alhu Alin. six mIr,
auth ~ tins cit, this aftcru~u he va
shot aud Killed
lrhrtau Ma, l. = T. ~ II officially
Aanuuncrd that tlr shah l. drai the
assassin itr-i point blank at hl- heart NJ
o'clrk this attrtuun
l"rlln, MAY AcrorinR toH dispatch
received here from IehrrAn ~" shat 80
Persia SA- shot aud klllrd tins att,ru,uu
while entering the shrlne ~ shah NriuI
NZim II j. addict that Persian attach.
I'D tu the Germau legation saw tlr ~hhl ,
hnit
Imm-iiatrl, after the Shah W.. ~ {
he wa carried tuH carriage AMI ruu',.
rd Ia the palace M this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
tAllIn ~ ACtul.NI.
tot ,r1l.f, ol tbs kAtnu klnrr. 4, -
~ ~ h, Nriu.t ui IN,
HtN


Inul 'rll m,I- nurur-iu ru munmu,I
''ui ha- unl."l upu IA ,u,Ituurau,
..uj Ii',p p"u.lhuup t. NIIun urpuraL.,
l,"plr M hl- prulr -h.,, over lr,rt,. .
hu1'It wh.u hr attempted o. lu.-mrnt
With h- Nlrluu, ,,lmr pr uraud Nrm,
4 the R"puhllr.
the grntlruru ~" r"nl,,-,' thl- grand
organization viii not pt--',rN submit tu
the base ISLANDERS of such u run,rmptlhlr
Nllllhrr, =" Tong ~ II l. pusslhlr that hl-
statements may reach people who have
no means ut knowing hi tack ol rharr.
ter aud standing IN this community
When S"ig"lck Post \u ;, department
ul Nr~ Mexico, tfhud ArmN m the H..
mihlic, Irarnrd uf this vile Hnd Nriuu~ =,
la!" statement, a -prclal meeting wa,
called TUESDAY evening" and the follow
my action was taken
4 committee wa- appointed consisting
~ Peat ,onIinalIdrt T. H. lhuIII,-,,r. sen
iut lee IuliInAnirr {. VI. krmplln amt
Nhlutant I. W RickaTd. tu wait uIun
III" author ui IA" gI,'-- fal-"hm-l aud a.
certain what hr mean, ht III" lie II" puh
ll~h'T and Who VIA his informant lie
begged oii hN stating hr Wa- informed hN
"A hrhnd ArHN man but didn't know
what the "dl-gracriuI affair Was amt
could not CIV" the nam" ~ his iulur
nianl without seeing him. After tins tr.
I"fl from ia" committee, IA" following
resolution Wa pn--,'d unanimously ani
signed hN every inrIiIh,T
Resolved, That the following paragraph
which Appeared IN the Ration krpnrtrr ui
saturday. AprlI 81, lN.-;.
"lh" di-gtaccful hiidlf which occurred
III the g. \. X. meeting last NuiihN al
l"rlIWin shows thu tn" spirit aud ruI.
,rlnptlhlc TuItrIiiirSs ui several Oi the
sell ,lNlrd 'l"ddlng rllIl"IIs' II Ration 4"
l. untru" ~ every pHiiiruMI. aud the
malicious spirit which prompted IT.. putt.
IlcaliuiI II hereby rnniriun"d h the un
i"r-ign'd mrnmr- II this Ir,~l signed
|, H. lluMl~u\, e. NJ kiMIII\.
Z. ", ku ktRn. H.. RI-IH,N.
l., SMILE, tao. j. pN,L,
q. " Coos, r. IlHu
Z. +. NMlIn, W.. tILuIuIf.
v, l., JtNhI>n-, v. T. RntK-.
The nrctlng rrirftri I" IN the pnla
S'hph Ii'''h NhN ~ I'guIhI llltslllR hl
the p,~t, anI the hu-lnr~~ tiau-nrlrd vi,
harinohiru-Ii don" and the pruc",ding-
were sacred I" ever, mrnhrr
The statement ui this malignant PIE.
vsriratnr that n u"lnh"r uf ~rdgwIrk
P,~t lied and lrrJuIrh himself a. give
him such Information l~a NlllalnnIIs ~
suit /" ever, roIufair III that po-t and
the -curfill"u- ~lnr thus attempted upon
az honorrd and huu"Tahlr organization
"ntitl". Ia" ,l-ricahl" d"iau"r to the
sN"rtati"u "t every fair Hund,si rItYru
W" ap"lngll" tn uur readers for digui
fying this scrub hN n"llcing HIM. hut thr
Nlllaln"us Islander of gallau, uluu ~
iirr- AMI the reflection II rAtrlr- upon
their guest nnd tln g,"h I"rplr of Pa
ton Hhu ~ kluiN Assisted ~ making
"uf camp III" gIdni -rrr"--. even frun
,uch -"lj'r", caunw hr all"Hrl I" %
untrfutrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
BANl BAil INLlINlI.
vivid iNamvlc ol IN. Language uI the
BIcd>hciN.

t"r g"nulu" roast Of u base nIi
game the I"li""lnr rhrIed from the
quincy, Ill., llUild. takr- the baker
The gli~- nrInrd IT,, -"llIri, uf this
i"Mn wri" i"i Ice thr wg, Yesterday h.
ia" chlaN"r"u- Il Han prur.Iuhh"f- ul
'Irna'a. Ia" hiNlN. uur iuus,l Eruhru,
Who represent the r"iu CIN IA the irrk
less rush Tor th" la," hail prumm haA
then shin, toasted ~ lm m-llI-k rN"d
rhttl" drivers Ituu the W,-i. IhN stood
around with gaping ,N"hali-. hk, hon, uu
n hut naii. aul suffered "a" gtIIIh Nap-
tom omaha lu 'uu lh" li-,.- uutIl their
u"ck~ wei" luug with thll-t lllct,, hh
UuIr rtruT~ uitu "tuu. Financial
~"h""'l, aud hh ln" rheumatic pr"r,'.
sion I" ia" mtgrr ~" tWuurN- Wrlr
iull "t straw and -rrHp non, lh,
couldn't hit 4 hrlrk wagon with a plrk
~, ali ran lH-", IIhr Iull h.if,r, 1T q
funeral II three hn." hIl, were gfuWIut
uIl III" back ui NrI' man u'rt l'NN
e, ulin't reach thrn Wlth a feather ,lu-
trf. II l"ukrd ~ II the NmalglmalrI
| MON ~ south lu"IIrHu n s"l,~,, WA, Iu
-''~-l"u lur Nntk ~ the thlrN lhlrd H.
gree, The gtr"/rr. toad aiuul huI
wll-llrl irt help tIl W,I' ~ Nrdk lh,
rnulin't lat u plt-- ul h,,r n ~ hhi h,.ru
All foam ErNihu' ~, NrlI,W. frrk,
and whnughh-'.i nkr . -lltt".-,l luIl ol
i"ggl"ghmluuI lhr .'iur. W. WlH-krI'l (
AMI trn,t hlll'u ihu umrlHpg- WrIr Iil
enough, bat the Fu|uN l.uNu SEE, .,I
th'lr tins r"W.l up un'N lnN r.. .lrl
hold cta2 .IuUl uulrrr 70 Wh- tul
AZ uIlll then nrcl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

4 Hr"th"r and Si.t-r Meet Death In.
g.thrT.

g-thrr,
A2lrc ' VI via Durango, Colo. Aprll
81. Fred. aul Edith luily, brother and
-iSt"t ~"r- dn,wnrd IN the Animns nv.
T, thrr" mile l'iuH this place. Nalur.
day attrruuun about 3 o'cluck.
III" Young l'"rl" were uil their wa, L"
Aztec aud u, the, rr~l,lrd un the uppnsitr
side al III" river wrI" COMPELLED tu fuId
the same. III" rNrT va, unusrIAll, h.gh.
hut u. ,hrrr wn- uu eve witness e. the
Tragedy II will never hr known hnu the
accident occurred.
MANY theories are advanced Tn,
team ESCAPED uninlurri, and returned
home, hut wrf" not discovered until sun.
lay morning, probably having trach.i
III" barn snlnr time after dark. The
wagon wa- wrrrk",i ~ III" river. tat the
team wa- still attached lo the font Irr.
tlon "f II, The hind wh"rls were found
0n III" npl"-it" idle II the river from
where the lullIS reside. Further down
the river the srHIch"r- found the up,utn.
"d wagon box. \ few hours later, three
miles down fhe rl,rt from where the ne.
rident osrurrr'i, the Young mans hHl,
was found 0n rii,lr. \ large part,
searched the river banks fnr miles all
da, sunday, but failed Ia lind the hui,
OF the Young woman, aud 1t ~ prol ,ilr
that II will n"i h recovered until the
river goes down, which will not l,r for
some weeks yet.
A Ind +ralp wound found 0n the Young
man proves that he was injured AT the
time ~ III. accident, and was thu. pre-.
vented from rr-cuing his sister ~ saving
his own llfr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
woMt>'> KLiiE, ,oRrs.
They Ar" Organized aud Active Ia AIhu.
qusrpnr.

They are Organized aud Active In AIhu.
pusrpnr.
" hen the department commander of
the Il. 4. X. said In his report AT the late
sacainpInpnt nj Ration that III isa la
m"nlahlr condition that the v umcn'- Re
lief Corps In this department has been
permitted to die out" he had reference 10
the department relief corps as II existed
few years agu. lie was pleased. aud ~
was the whole rncalupmrnt Ia learn uf
the g'ah work the Wunen'S Relief Corps
IN Albuquerque il doing. Resolutions
were passed Ia encourage them In their
work, ana recommended that other ls'S,s
encourage the organization ~ relief
corps IN their respective towns.
The following officers were elected by
the u, \. X, rncAnipmrn, f"r ia" rr-llng
year
Commander John e. Bromagrm, uf
Las Vegas,
Senior Vice" r, Is Thompson, s"ig
wick lsrt,
Junl"r Wee Edward Miller, Carlton
IS~l NJ. s.
Medical director +, r., ulney.
Chaplain -- Thos. llarwWh.
Council II Administration smith II.
Simpson. H. :. Sto,rr, Orlando smith, Il.
v. t~k, I, i, Mgfurd.
lrl"gat- Ia National EncHnpmrnt -
Hiram Iramptou
!, VI Meade. civil engineer tnT the
santa fr railway, and ", \. klntr, nf
l"I"ka, PASSED through the rily th"
morning f"r san Marcial and san An
I,niu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
~ IIit EMPEROR

u"tmsn t,hiLIti"n Formally op"u'd D.,
tmprr"r Will,an ".ds,
Berlin. MAY l. The industrial ,>l
hlliou Ia the Municipal Park AT Trey. "
Has opened 10y Emperor William to,in,
President krnnrmann, aiirr,-ing N.
emperor, aid the exhibition Wa the uu,
come ~ lrsir" tn cclrhta," the tWcnt,
hfth anni,rrsarN u free and united ,r,
many
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
SENSATIONAL ARRESTS
Two Prominent Mora Ciiz,ns
Accused Of Murder.
LIST OF Real Estate Transfers ID TO
Date.
CUCKOO" Collins. the diamond Thief.
Captured IN chicago.
COURT ITErS

The New Mexican ~ ,r~trr,la, pttnt.
III" following account II the arrest ofrS.
Sh"tin AgHpitn \hrNtia. IT,, and ! \ In.
jan, " Mora county. Nhu arr charged
with The assassination " ~ sheriff John
lNhrrtI ~ tina, county.
pri\at" telegram from La, \.vns mn
nu'nrrS that l'r. irtnf liIIan Hnd Ava
pit" Nl"'NilH 1T, have hpn arrested ON
the claigr ~ a~,a--inalIny ~ sheriff
john lhh"ft,, II Mora county, nn the
might ~ lbT y. lN.n This i the rul
ilihalinn ui "ihclal detective work which
Ih" "tii g"ing un iuf more than two
years. l.hJAn WA arrested several dHS-
ag ~ hi~ h"u" nrar MHnu"litas. san
Mlgh'l c"ultt, aud Nh"ytlA was arrested
Yesterday nj Mora The officer. making
III arrests were llrputy Shrriffs J,- H.,
hr'l, anG Juan \a,arfr The accused
at how III jail at las Vegas. This after
moan telegram rAinr tu hand from his
ttirt Attorney Long directing that crt.
Miu witnr-e,''- here hr sent tu ~ kryas
t. /" present AT the ptrliminar, hearing
l-l"fr Judge smith. 1hr-r witnps-rs
Al Tomas l.urrru. now ~ the I-ui,ru.
tHtN fuf cnmplirijy IN III" murder ~ the
MpTa lndian karI. aud TOMAS l.urptu. IN
H. count, Jail and held IN cust,.l, ~ an
tmITttAbf witnr-- IN Ia. IL,hnrt, mut
dr., Agapit0 Ab-ytia. Jt, l. px.shrrif'
Oi Mora county. and l. under t2uHu
huds for numbering the Indian Ra.I
N'Iu WAS killed presumably trrau-. NJ
h, knowledge of the DrhrrtS a--as4ina.
hnn.