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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

From the London Medical Press
The cold spots" meaning thereby =.
surface areas peculiarly susceptible ~
cold, are principally the nape of the no.S
and the lower part of the back of ,bo
head. the front of the abdomen and tbs
shins. The acute discomfort and the ss,..
of impending disaster which results fron.
the steady play of a current Of cola ~
upon the neck from behind are ,ir
known. The necessity of keeping the oS
domen warmly clad is also generally r aO'
ognized, though perhaps not as gener.n,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
ROMANCE OF MIR. HANXA,s LIFE.
The True story of a Loving Girrs
Triumph


From the Philadelphia Record
New York, Dec, 6.-There is a romance
in the life of Mark Hanna, the successful
business man and shrewd politician. that
has just come to light, and one that will
surprise and interest the country.
Nearly thirty years ago Mark Hanna
was just starting in his business career as
grocer in Cleveland. He was Door. Mod.
ding and, apparently an everyday sort of
young man.
Daniel Rhodes was one of the rich coal
owners of the state. He had one daugh-
ter, Gussie the very idol of his soul
Around this lovely girl the brusque old
father had wreathed all the sentiment. all
the hopes of his existence.
The charming Gussie met and loved the
obscure young man. and when young
Hanna called upon Mr.. Rhodes and asked
for the hand of his daughter he was dunn
founded. He refused absolutely 10 grant
the young suitor even time enough 10 hog
He said no, curly and sharply, and when
he saw his daughter he begged her nor n
think of this unknown man. Hanna " He
said he never, never could consent to such
a choice for his beloved child.
Gussie told her father, with many n r.
assuring embrace amid her tears, that she
would never marry without his consent
and she added, But. papa, dear, | shall
never marry any man but Mark Hanna.
Then she promised her father not 10
see her lover or write TO him. for A
year at least. She kept her promise, ana
IN the course of a few weeks although
she never audibly murmured. and was
sweetly gentle and loving to am about
her. she grew pale and wan IN an
pearance. She neither ate nor slept The
old father was at his wits end. some
one proposed foreign tour for that
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

inventor will be a long one The x-ray
goes so closely into anatomy that it is
reliable.
Mckinley, who ought to be a thick
skinned man, is, on the contrary, very
sensitive The abuse which a President
gets for a false step will hurt him. He
is nerves to his finger tips. He will be
an old man, says the x-ray palmist when
he comes out of the presidential chair.
His only support is that common sense
bulges upon the thumb, which is protected
by a very large artery which keeps his
thumbs tinglng and conscious. An x
ray picture with a bloodless thumb shows
that a man is open to every shaft that
may be aimed at him, without the sand"
back of him to protect his feelings.
When the X-ray plate was held over
the hand of Mckinley the operator turn
ed his head to hide a smile There is a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
ON YULETIDE GENEROSITY.
Bah Has Something to Say About Appro-
pirate Christmas Gifts.

"a Is a
Are No
AboutN Ark N Its nts-W
GLOVER GetsH is ady From Hushab
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
CHARACTER TOLD IN THE x-RAY HAND
The ShadOwgraph Exposes the Time Hon
Ored Old Fraud of Line-Read-
ing Palmistry.

Mari
Out we'll Victor
AImOs In the Shadow
o nternaI Hand Readin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
PANIED BY HIS BURIED ARM.
George Ham Suffered Because 1t
Was Cramped in the Grave.
From the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Pennington, Dec. 1.-The case of George
F. Ham, who had his arm crushed on the
Pennsylvania railroad near Ringoes, while
coupling cars nearly two years ago, is
puzzling the medical fraternity. Hams
arm was terribly crushed at the elbow.
Before he reached Pennington he nearly
bled to death. The member was amputat-
ed above the elbow.
Since then, he says, the lost arm con-
tinually pains him. The most distress is
in the fingers. After the amputated arm
was buried Ham told his relatives they
had cramped it into the box They ex-
humed IL and found his statements true
Later he was sent to a Philadelphia hos
pital, where another amputation was
made, but the pain did not cease. Later
Ham informed his friends that a stone
rested upon his buried fingers. The arm
was again dug up and found as Ham had
stated.
A few days ago a third operation was
performed, but with no better success
one of the many remedies suggested was
tried to-day by Mr. Ham, when he duo,
up the amputated arm and cremated Il
in the engine that caused his great dis
tress. He is now anxiously awaiting re-
lief. Ham did not see his arm buried.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
ape ITFiv ?jlRE

I'M editor III the courier has an VI
h. 90 tn .lnhannr-hufg and start u nrt
paper lails mrr III that direction
t,r fIll uuw II W. want tu ~ a. Jail
can dn 1t at huur. M editor II not "
"n III" rnah Ia pr"~wfii! IN New Mel,
Anh Nfiguna until hr has served nj IL
one term IN Jail fuf contempt ~ cout,
Prescott courier.
TUT NcrS elaborate hrrdl1k. ~ \
Mexico, tu which more extended ~!
rncr l. made elsewhere, IN giving
I"digrr" II Judge lAughlin says; Al
age 81 twenty three hr was unabl,
read, ur writ" his own name" Tia
markahlr how we'll h. has held his o,
TN uayrttc duht believe the rep
that SPEAKER lirrd l. against the ain
sion NJ Nriluna. II l,-ka Ia iis ~ thu
II was part ul u plan H. turn the Arilc
delegation against Mr Reed. the hraini,
ahl"St man IN IL" republican party
I'huriN tiaIrttr.
Iul guNrtnmrnt deficit for this mut
Wa about live millions up Ia last Fri
evening. aud six more days to come
viii probably H. "A little over six milli,
Tor the month At the rate ~ t12,uDi
II year democracy COMES high.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

The city ordinance, nov ia t"Tr", iNlug
thr license lr"~ I" be- charged shows aud
public entertainments, states ~ follows.
"Itmilrd, however, that AZ! owner,
manager az conductor oi any building
may let the same tt musical pattl"~ ~
concerts. rNhlhltion- ~ theatTlral- given
hy the citizens, ~ hE any public ~ pr.
Natr sch"ol, ~ iur the benefit "i any h'.
nrNolrnt object, and no Iicrn-" shall @
required"
There /, the PLAN statement that an
entertainment gwen h> any sch""l, ~
lot the l~Irlit ol any benevolent object
shall not le taxpi. The entertainment II
question Was given by n srh"l II MA
given fnI the sole hnclit ot "n"'"lrn
object. The cudncl Ia, low"r I" chang
the ordinance, but II certainly ha- IL
pnwer b. tax entertainments "i tbs rha
act.r under the law ~ Il nov stand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Ih" weather signal tlag- are now rrgu.
IarlI displayed on the pr-toilirr Flagstaff.
aud II ,uu viii eat oUt IL" following and
pat" ., "a '"Tr hat, e.. keep II III some
other plar whrr" 1t viii l." convenient,
you wi'I h' prepared Ia tell hy h-king at
for tuulurruN
Their" ATE i've nag IN al. Ne. | /, u
Whit lltg, ami ~lgnilr.- lalr weather. No.
>, u blue nag, rain ~ snow, W. :, white
AMI blu" flag, local rains, Ne. I. II three
crrn"rrd black Nag, temperature and W.,
., n whit" llag with black square in cen.
ter. AMI inhiratr~ u culd wave.
Following Is the Interpretation II nag
display:
No, !, alone, ludicatr- fair weather. sta.
tionarI temperature.
NJ, >, alone. rain ~ ~uuw. .titluuaTy
temperature,
NJ, alone, lnral ram -ta.ionary tenn.
p"rhturr.
NJ. with \o above ii. fair weather
warmrr
NJ. with W.. below It. fair weather.
colder
W.. with W.. I aho,r It. warmer
weather, rain ~ snow.
NJ. ; with NJ. I hrl,w il, colder wealth
cr, rain ~ SNOW.
NJ 3 with W.. above II, warmer
weather with locul min~
No. : with NJ. below It, colder wealth.
~ with local rains
No. with NJ. . hrluW II, fair weather
cold wave.
NJ. > with W. > below It. Wet weather
cold wave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
~ ARINu food IRUlI.
MI, thlycS' OtIcr OF Land Ia tbs Arme-
mans M. luna'> Liberal Offer.

Nj. thlycS' Oncr OF Land Ia tbs Arme-
mans Mr., luna'> Liberal Offer.
VT. II. Fisher. secretary " the German
Immigration dud Colonization Nii +p-
rl"tN. "f \rw Work.. writes Hon Nn,adn
thhNr~, ~ santa tr. that II" has seen III
the public priut- the latter generous
"lirr IT, supply. free 81 c",t, farming
| Lands lot armenian settlers. ani desires
IT, know II Grfmin FARMERS cannot "h-
tain lAd, IN New NrNlru on similar
terms. llr a.~
IL the Lands are g,-N and IL" climate
healthy w. c"dli -rnd you hundreds ~
| first class ,,rfiuaII settlers who a-r fam.
uu- .ur their stradlnrs- AMI their hard
work IN the eastern states. and who nj
all times make guOd settlers"
last FRIDAY Mr.. rhaNr-, after II confer.
rurr with Hon sol Luna. ~ lnS l.unaS,
who was III Santa Fr. wrote 10 Mr. Fisher
tu send representative at once to pass
| Judgment uprn the lands offered
between l.nS lunas aud Bclcn Mr. Lana
| 'NNN lhlE' Nlh'N w lNI' NV ''hil'
bottom land, all under ditch and ready
Tor immediate cultivation lie offers I,
d",si Ia these ,,rrman farmers every alter
nate live acres free ~ cost, and ~ u result
Mr.. HAYES has hopes II establishing there
this spring u colony ot nj least seventy
tiN" families 81 these thrifty German
ngficdlturl-ts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
THE WAY Tu ulAttt MN.

| The efforts tO reclaim Colonel loh In.
grrs,ll will pruhahl, all w. futile. The
san franci-c" Post "Sptr--,- the upilllun
that the manner IN which the Christian
clurrhrs have abused the cnlunrl ~ the
past has So rmlittrr~d him that hr
has long since ceased a. view their
rra,rr~ fuf him ~ "a, other light than 4
desire ~ their part tu mak, Conspicuous
| his inlilrlit, lhrlt at,ark, II think.
| ha," had uu HIM the effect persecution
stead IT breaking VT, punt AMI mlnglng
him to.-rr tlr light they have confirmed
| hl- opinion that dutttluil trllgIru t. n
] logical. AMI mote vt IT,, the ir,ult NJ
! ligdn
liui II au,thng ever i,s', hfrdk lntu
the colonel, lu'li"l corral. twin IT, such
| Mutations ~ that u IT, luhn ku~k. ut
Ia" mcago church Militant. who ha,
-rut thr cul"url an invitation H. COME
AMI "crur H. pulpit llus divine l. NJ
| IL" head 81 ~ Institutional congregation
composed ~ all Minds II proplr IN hi.
church man NAV hcllr,r what h. ideas
-r-. 80 bong a, hr .,Ih-cfllr- 4" the -inglr
l"rttlu" that II /, The dut, ~ ever, nan
to AM hi unfortunate. frlloW. sa,- The
l"rtur
We have = volunteer urrhr.traui tWru.
| II u,r rl',,-.a legal commission rrm
posed IT "rI tnfN Il IN" lra,llug law
Nrt~ ~ ,hragu. who drr each pledged
t. ~ "l" ci" ""k lrr" ~
charge. Tot III" p-,t. ~ H. taxi up tho
persecution 30 ltN eats ulhril- ~ Law
lIrhk'r- oar commute" m h,-lcian-
lwut ur H., r"ui hnI rafr 'ut tlr .r,k
I'l'gat"- vet a." police stations ant
cure duuukhrI- hN rtrlIrA mrth,rl,. The
'ilth committee If h,hr., hght- thu a
boon tN irving {" pro,rl, ror The Wurk
Iugmtu - h,.,i'r ,luihuu.'. not T., Iu,r,
tive
Ihrrr Is uo Iuuh that IuI,t-ril Will
accept IN" imitation h. preach ~ ~
hu~k'- church unrr IN there and ~ one
can tell wh,t" y" viii hul 1t heart
lugrrs,ll l. tue christian. Tat hl- IT,,
urNulruc" been smaller AMI hl- -pfrt l,,-
militant the Post lrIlNc- he would have
hrrn Il great divine INSTEAD IT = great ~
u"~tlr llI- rrdding 81 hstuN la- con
NIur"d lm that ~" wicked men Win" III
all hg"~ hd,' PROGRESSED Christianity, ha,"
Ioln-rd the church and DESTROYED IT, mi.
sion "n earth IT, So ahlur, hsp-cfl->
that lr = blinded {" The g,.si ~" GOSPEL
has Iuur mankind
The r~t ilunk~ II ~ Rush could
gather the c"lrnrl ~ AMI r"iN lncr hlm
that. instead ~ attacking Christianity
II" huuid turn h, attention e. reforming
II. great deal IL g~.i would hr nccoun.
pll,h"l Vt present colonel I'"h !, t..
lgluu~ mlll-i. tie ruasts the churches
continually. ami yet hr know that To-
abolish them would plunge humanity
into u condition h.-il" which III" lgnur.
anr" aud superstition ~ H." middle ages
~"uli l." IL" acme II enlightenment
l'ul In Ru~k l. approaching HIM "a
the vulnerable sIdr anh when lngrt ~,ll
ptrarh"" there will l." nu empty prw-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

entity Support thu nominee " the repub
llcah party aud II h. intends Ia WORK Tor
u silver candidate 1t would seem that hr
mirlt ~ well declare himself wilhou,
DELAY dnd give his inilurncr aud ability
g. The rau-r
w III" foregoing paragraph the >rw-
l. hardly ialr I" Mt. Teller, Though rNi
d"nliN It 'l,", moi mean H. dr him any ~
Ju,ilr". IT.. we'll remembered that sell.
at"t teller vi. a'.ut the first prominent
republican ~ The country H. dcrlare pub.
llcN hat h, would not ,uppirt gold
standard mnn. upon any ticket. AMI ~
~ understand IT, That t. All tina, the III
,"' roul,trnc' ht. t.krl II mn, ore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
CQNTNNIplITkII.

The Pail Mali Gaze,tr'S report ot a
Turko- Russian Alliance IL disputed. and
very generally diSctriited. because IL Is
claimed such an alliance would be like
the union of the Iion---Or. rather, the
bear and the lamb, with the former ~
the outside and the latter IA the inside
party. There would he nothing IN such
an allianc" for Turkey, who would by l,
incur the displrasure of England, the
power that has lnor" than once saved the
Turkish rmpir" from destruction, One
probable result ~ n Russo Turkish ALT
ance would h., however. Ia end the Ar
menian troubles, The ear could hardly
be expected L. stand by aud witness the
further murder If his fellow Greek Chris
tiAns by hi own ally, Under the cir
cumstanreS, the ,ultan seems Ia have NJ
special need i"l al alliance with any Ous
~ the powrr'. ~ faT he has been per
tectly safe Ia their mutual fear and jeal
ousy. and has pursued, unmolested, his
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Tn Philadelphia Item, having the
Target circulation Of any paper in Phila'
delphia, has just inaugurated new and
vigorous crusade In favor II Tree coinage,
About time Tor the craze 10 die out again
Tnt Times. Herald thinks the quiet
manner IN which Ritzsimmons and Maher
ar" Proceeding with the arrangements
for their meeting would seem Ia indi'
cat" that torbett WAS responsible" for all
" the Noise which attended the i'allas
failure,
pELt"ATf rNTRuN Is certain that his
Statehood tin will pass congress at this
session u that body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

TIM Dcming headlight last week pu
li~hrd news from all the mining cam
IN nrant county. That feature " y
Headlight makes ia" paper valuable
mining investors all over the country.
I'm RI ra.o Herald, summing up u
benefits" IL III" priz" lights, Says: y
la~o i now heard IT in every part 81 u
country" - II hrll though very Ia
people want 10 60 there, Just the same.
Tut santa Fr read will give low raj
Ia the III pa1o priz" lights. II yon wis
L. s,r cnngrcgatel all the iiannrl'mouth'
ougiS Ia the nit"d states at one sittinl
this will hr II glorious opportunity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

rolic, n numbering his own suhjccts AMI
'lr-olatIng his own dominion The Nnl
tan ha- ~ need " treaties.
Not I" H. outdune b, the Fail Wall "h
''tt" IN Obtaining III very htc.t 'rm
Turkey u" London New tell u.. IN q
morning dispatch. that the question "i
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT IT Turk, ht- l"n
.',,ld ~ III" l"wet-. and all ,'r dll''t
ru, part, u the fowl have hr,n marked
iu distribution ~ The -,N.lil luli'
~ho atr {" l." participants m ih" l'H-t
The contradiction " thi. statement VIII
rr"hHhl, r"m" day ~ t~uhl"r HAT =
thr advantage II the new '"m Turkey
1t AWAY furnishes tuu g...l stem. "n'
~ thr -tht"mrnt anu H., .'hrt i"I Tie
irulal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The Mexican n Guatemala Colonial.
ti"n and Railroad company lncorpora.
tors, Emil II. Bary, ~ BuStun: A. l.. Murri.
son, Grorg" \. johnson and r.. l.. hart
lett, uf santa fr; objects. dealing In
LAMBS. building transportation lines and
establishing colonies IN New Mexico and
odd Mexico; capital stock, flu,uD,Wr
life. iifty years; directors. Robert l.. For.
ter :. w. tllcrton. George ", Detwiler
Charles Bary, II. NJ. H. Harry, Emil y
Harry, T. l.. Morrison. ,irorgr \, johnson
and r.. l.. Bartlett principal place oi
business. santa fr.
Colorado Tunnel, Mining n Milling
company lncurUratorS, Frank VI. An
drrSnn l.. II. Bishop, :. u. Jrlli-on. John
johnson. Erie Anderson aud +. r. Larson
II Iau- county, y, NJ; objects. acquiring
and operating mining properties: IN"
twenty years; capital stock. &i,Wnun
direct orr, same IA incOrI1rat"rS: princi
pal ullirr. la Belle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
it,II,pllINI COON

Ihr H. lh'o Tribune tell, ahnrn "lnk
ny duughnut,. That ,how~ huw much
Il" know, ai"ut 1t. iuughuut~ ARE u"t
baked at alt they ATE hruIl'L. - rIrIIt\
What lgn"rnnr"' Everybody know
that luughnut- are neither baked nuI
hruilrd Ih,N are strwrd. White uak,
Eagle
W. -lpI"-" w. must !irIi To- III" super
lnr culinary know lrdgr II the Eagle, hIl
w. stu insist that The doughnut l. u pal
atahI" my -trry II grrG~" and Hour ut III,
tlurr h"nurrd ratio II III tu |.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

The t"chlti district ~ Nrw MrNlru has
not attracted much attention III late, but
there l. "A large number of men at work
there and 10 doubt considerable dNel'
opmrnt will BE- accomplished IN the near
future, The character uG the camp will
not h. determined until III" mines art
more fully oprn"d up hut disc"rfl".
alrrad! made show that IL" ~" carries
both gold and silver. and II l. sale
that IN -nin" RESPECTS III" formation rr
srlnhlr~ that m the tomSt"ck, where ia,
mlnr. contained both metal I"n'"
Republicans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

substantial business man, aud his name
~ head " the cnmpan, t. guarantee ~
sound nmthuit.
The capacity vi thc store tWm will IT,
materially Increased 10y the putting III ii
u balcony. anI IN nut-lIr Watrh"u-" will
h. secured ut tn tuting ~ surplus
stock. til o., mt'ulion 81 the company
IT, 90 into wl d. ,lr tudrrNt"nSNeiy ~
well 49, H. gl,iN augment III" faciitie.
~ It, rrtMl . r'jWuut
II, Grant lu. .. Who = thr unl, reg
ular rharm,.,u rl e,aduatr IN bust.
nr,. IN Nlhuu. ,r... aul al.n - graduate
IN mcitrro o. Eager u the lu-i.
nc--. Il .u mrtu competent attention
To- that ~ mprtant department, III"
compoun .',l ur.rllptl"nS.
The r,du,u. N.w- h. retain the pat
ronngr en- 't ~ WNlhy pr"lrc"'
-or. aud ~ umnIu,lIrl tacllltr- Ia
attract d, tupr uumu,r IT nrw patrons,
~, u.u.tu Int'ti,lnm,n,.
lhr entertainment gwen last evening
at ruku MlI hl tho Chicago Lady
/ 1uau,,J". TT lh lrurlit ~ the ton-rtNa
t"IN Il Nu... vl. our 1T tie incest rn.
t"ttuum.. no. kui ever held IN
thI- ut,. du| In. l.'r, crowd present
Wa treated IT, lhr liu I -lnging the, ever
heard The program W., carried "ut t.
the letter and the lndi,- pru,rd tu br VITA:
thnN call Themselves artists" The tee.
Iiati"n~ and lmpt ~"naiI"n, II Miss Net
tie Jark ,un could ~; have hrru imptm
81 upon. AMI At rNrtN appearance she va.
-rNatotN nt Music T. tu hr congratulate,
tut treating uur muslc tu>tng pNplr Il
such delightful AMI high standard ru
| i'titiuiu,nl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Information t,,n ,.,.up,un. canning
,ht,uyh n.tf,r,l, ,.I,,I.., .u,rrr-. leave.
H., I,,,ht ~ IA, f,,, TIA, ,i,n .tnt, ,l.uIi
Mr. K,.J h,,try J,,,,u,,Y,,I tn defeat the
enabling net. t,, \,v Nr,irn and \ri
,,pa !. 4, f,l.,l,...i manufactured from,
whul. rlnth
II IL Stated J., .pr rfum,ut that
sneaker Reed IA. p,.,.r nt.n,,l h,- u,n,,,h
n,, IA, s,ihi,,t IA. I,,,rf .ut1 ar tn,t.
u,.t,,I IA nm, ann. IA II ON uf r,uvt,...
TINT IA, I,.ir,. ,,r intend, IT, Iu q, -t,,u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

III" cold wave that the Washington
weather office wired would lower the
mercury IN New Mexico AMI western
Texas hy twenty degrees tonight. "r L.
morrow, Il not yet IN sight Three cut
m four such predictions fail, ~ far ~ III
l'a-n l. concerned. The winds Ihy uil
across the Texas plains. the other side oi
ia" projecting mountains. III l'aSn Tier
alb.
Just ~ here. unl, u few days ago II
~.Nrrr cold wave was pr,Silcte,i. and Col
,,run~frld hung out all the flags the pole
would held. AMI yet the weather KEEP,
right on III the pleasant tenor II it, way
showing u" RESPECT AT all Tor the flag
predictions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
nETTEK SAY Semen.

The albuquerque CITIZEN says; pueblo
II quite moirst. She only wants six
smcltrr-" This may hav" seemed amuS
ing Ia I.oplc outside of southern Colo
rado hat any close student II Cripple
Creek literature could tell you that The
~ shippers II that great camp, backed
up bN the wonderful leadyille and The
bomug san Juan, would keep six NOR,
Pueblo ~nrltrTs In u sweat Ia escape be-
ing showed under In n" piles IL ore that
they Will turn out this season, Pueblo
Chieftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
IIAIlDIN ram.

Ia" Denver News of Thursday motnlug
had AN editorial IN which II rrNi"w- the
admirable speech "f senator Teller, 81
Colorado, aud then adds
MIR. Teller would act IN accordance
With his convictions and with II" con.
,irtiunS II nearly all hi~ constituents II
he would walk over lo the conference IT
silver men now sitting In Washington
and announce that hrnrrfurih hc would
east h!s lot With them. Ills course IN the
approaching presidential election would
appear a. be- clear, lie cannot consist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
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SIliIIlENI lAIsl.

II England hal not demonrtlz'Si silver
gold would not have appreciated, II gold
had not appreciated ~ one would have
hunted for II IN the swampA NJ the ORR
noco; II II had not been Sought there ~
dispute would have arisen with 'ene'
zuela; had there been no such dispute the
United States would not have been EN-
hroiled. 81 the whole thing grows out oi
the decentralization II silver and ",
ought Ia lick England Tor that, san
kranciSrn Call
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

The New Mexican says; III" l'nit~
States circuit court ~ appeals now III
session AT II. Louis will likely take action
III the ease of ;. VI Folsom. formerly n
banker III Albuquerque, nj an early day
Recently nit,d States Attorney llrming
way, who prosecuted the charges against
Folsom. received from the clerk ~ III,
United states supreme court copy of III,
mandate IN the premises. This wa
promptly forwarded Ia the United state
district attorney NJ 81. Louis with II re-
quest that IL he laid before the court ol
appeals. This tribunal will thrreupol
issue an order Tor folSnIu'- confinement
IN the nitrd States prison nj Santa r,
for seven years IN accordance with III,
verdict of the jury In the Albuquerque
district court.