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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
A TENT" IN>IIIIIIn
kAighis - the MArraL--. ~e'ut"a I'"t Iu
this CiiN.

kHlgh,s the NArraL-"s ~s'ut'a I'"t 10
this Cib
The new tent. tn'gh'- ~ IL" NArra
bees. wac orgarInri lr-i might IN the Is
| VI =. hail. under the LuI~rNI 'un %, 4 .
| kpsrp deputy sdprcue cciuAl.lrr
In following officers w--~ ~'~~,s.ii
3D., rpnrisrder =. X. Smell
ton.EIahicr II RupIe.
heltrnant tumrAi,det- II. T.. IniI
ipLs
Record Krcpa, n. K. Gentry.
Fir1ucv nr"pf- { A. Hawk
Chaplain H. u. Johnson
Physician i. : yesterday. VI H.
HrIH'rut --'-n. uHinsirN
Master a. irins &. u. Rogers
fIf-' Master ui iruAfI- VI. :. Giln"ti
second Master - nuaid-K ! r e.
Nrntlnrl las. lI,,.ns.
IIctct ". u Nugni
Ihr MHrrdhrr- 4. 4 lfhirfuat ,.ur...
~ society, luCutp .rhi"i under ,hu 40.
.lInr' ih"- "f tie tate II Michigan
ln huuuh"f, II fiuk- second among IT,
-i,,"r -"clrtlr-, having "trf .4Lr'.,uIrui.
I"f~
IL mortality IN lN-g va. -, pct
81" ail ~ lN,ti II Wa b,n lrf Iilp
''"t"hi demonstrating the fnrl that H..
u''fI tl est ~ llfr iusuTHlr" l. NN"d ~
an lmlnnl,hir law "i nature. seven
linilht "fghniltll"nr 'Iurluilrg .r
'larrai"H"~, hhN" u 'u"ml"'f,hIp upgf,
eating l,h'hn", with an aggrrsn', %.
3. -, - .'"'ut protection IA force. thu,
h," collected from then nrinhrr. tINc..
ihHu"i. ani have iIshur-,! lr the Wli.
"ws ami UfplalI- 81 decreased uirinhrfs
: 2,''"',,Ni. l"ANlug frf ihlr rNuriIsr
"lrn"h "niN tlA,,'t-"~. ~ ir-, than
pei r"li ~ th"ir gr,ss r'rrIIl, WufI
{" thr si-" l. sufficient Kral aud p"lr.
'I"f III" foregoing iigurr-. taken from
\rtih"l sthi" Insurance rrI,uri-. are pub.
ll-h"d y IA" spectator company. \u Gl
NllIia'r street Nrw YORK City
Fraternity. like a kHlghtrd ,rntI,unn.
I"ai- RE rhllifru II man aud woman
ilt"ugl. ~" ~w'i~ ~ lil"'- uncertainty.
lil- afiI" l. IT," iGra-t plat" ~ hf"thrf
lr"I H. sNofi the sword -, protection.
lIl- mission n" triumph II man. love
Tor man
III" ts',"' "f protection represented
by Ia" tH"ui! ne mrinl,f, pfr,rut At
lat night meeting, how the conn
'l"nc" hr thinking business men have
placed n the order
4 boz ut kir-t"I'~ best wa- ll~.rl AMI
rNrryhnlN retired feeling II VA gs-i fr
them tIhaNr been there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

tag in many piaoss. 'N't'..tl -
(igansa aDasaF N Ia I'm mood nanditian
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

nn. March 20. The huu~" ~ com.
~ occupied All hour to-day with,a.
u--tion- put b, John Morley. Sir
hrcourt aud John billion. regarding
peDses " III. Nile expedition. AMI
rfstanding with regard ,n III. steps
Morley Inintri ont the unfoftl-
a,ure ~ III" expedition d-cil"d
~ the government, saving II was
u derngail"n ~ the plrige ~
litltain that she would not aSslIin-
c,"rnt" over Egypt. but wA- likely
iraW from that country some ~
riitN and blessings ~ n British AL.
6atl"n II it, affairs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
A HOLY WAR!
All DerViSheS Called Out 10
March Against Egypt.
F7ial Gunpowder Explosion In a
Mine Near Winnipeg.
The President Places the Losses ui Amer
leans In cuba al SO 200. .OCO
GrNTEAi NEwS itIal

London. March - dispatch to the
Ilube from cairo zay- khAliiA has pro.
claimed = "J"had .holN war against
kgpyt, ani has called all irfi-h,.- cr,,.
able OF bearing arms tu enroll uulr Li.
banners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

lgo, March ~. Cattle receipts,
Market steady.
h., t35idt i.H; cow and heiirr-
30. Texas steers. t3Wui.tt,;
/" and feeders. $2.15u3,Sl.
h., receipts. ,i.ib0. Market steady
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

pa city. March ~. Cattle receipts
l. / gradcs steady, slow.
J. steers, t2.NU3tD; Texas COWS
s.t5; beef steers. &3ssa4,9n: stock
feeders. e2.Gsd3.sj: native COWS
$40; bulls. t2.+OU3.75.
b receipts. 5,0m. Market steady
tIN3stt25; mnttons. t2.50uiUl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
BILLED ASH woI NDrp

Terrible Powder Lrpl".luu at u HIpr ~
n.nitoha.
Winnipeg. Man, March ~. lNt trr.
rihs explosion ot powder at ,hr ..uld
.uinas ut RU=-lgni. In the rcnu' uuuG
west country. four men were kil,' a,.
two fatally injured. The i"ai nu. IT,.
uibbona, Mike Pavigan, J'- h"ihu ru'
INnsel Lynch. Thn in,uryd ar. ~
ShAnagan and Mike Hruuk-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Washington. March ~ W denial l.
made III official circles al the fact that
negotiations with treat Hfi'Hln rr-p"ci.
my the venezuelan h"unharI dispute
have been Resumed l., our -'alr depart.
u"nt al IErint where they wrr" left by
the exchange II notes between secretary
OlnrN aud iofd SALISBURY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Su.pi'Iuus

who j. this Prof k"en,g"u. the lii.
cn,rrrr NJ \ rays"
Hes irrmAL scientist"
is hr the same nlau who luiurrd
feeble minded people tn write Nuias for
thTistmA-|" Chicago Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21


~rorro. March l!'.--Thr SorurrO cuun-
~ convention elected the following dele.
gntrs tu III" territorial convention on the
'tl v. r.. Martin. Elias r.. En,a. ". :.
Williams. r. -, Rlui. lhmlng" Rara, j.
h. Torres and bruirtrlu Perez. There
Will h~ u fun delegation and they will
stand together {" II man. The! favor +, -,
Bnd for national delegate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
IndIcnirs MIg shIrnmrmis.

T., l., RTunk-. the live stock agent, In.
forms Inf tlTlLkN that hr lAs up I"
date, received orders Tor 3up ears from
cattle raiser- south and west ~ the city
fur shipment ~ cattle t0 northern ana
east, ~ markets. This would indicate .'
sANs Mr. Brooks, that the movement uf
cattle this spring aud summer will br At.
most ~ extensive ~ II Wa last wear
when G.N3l cars ~ cattle passed through
Albuquerque between the 1T ~ JanuAr,
and the 1T II july"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

silver city. March ~ King and Shrr-
ID Ian each got half ~ the delegation, AMI
r. {" Albuquerque. They are the best oi
frlrni- aud will ask for n national dele
gate from tirAnt county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

@ carlo, March ~. The Prince "f
las renewed his concession Ia the
tut ~ years. on condition that his
l+ Increased from tbn.uO Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Til. Gmpd tiIisrnship Nu,.Inrnt

There VIII h" mas, meeting ~ the
thrr" churchr- nn IA" Highlands at the
congregational church next Nunda.
evening IA the interest II urral ritiL,n-
ship Addresses will b" mair hl Ia" pa
tors. There will Al-o be- special music,
vi Interested IN our municipal well hrlng
are invited a. hr present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
ItSa,-. the Group, hiIdr.n.

>ktNllH, Va, March ., lsra.
"" ha"a splendid sale uI lhaulrf.
lain I"sgh KrnIely uhd our customers
coming fnnI far anh near, -I"ak II II IA
III" highest trfu- Mann would have
-Alh that their children would nave d.~i
~ Group I thaiIbrflHin'- Cough Krmrdy
had not te''n given KrIIANA lRItt y.
For sale BY l'r T. II, Burgess n son.
Don't SNil" disappointment /, rNirfl
u"ntlng. l~wnd upon urr Mluulr
cough C,fr and yOu ha,A immsilatr r..
lief, II uIr"- Group The only harmlr--
trntEiN TIA, produces immciiAt. result.
llll~hurtH y Walton
j, G. l''hhus, uf ihTniN. trlluua. Ter
tnrTlN rhl'f engineer II "a" ~uulhWr-tefu
Irrigation ruIuuaut ana i'WItN ultL
~tatr- ~ neral surveyor. rAulr IA from
~" w"-i hi might AMI dtupprl m At
lul 'IT/tN utiirr tll- morning L. A.
certain l'iul ". : Williams, ~ the -.
r"tf" th"AAin, was ~ the city UIl be-
NIX lni"rnSi that the rnluurl has not
shown np III ne territorial mrtrnIHll. Z.
TT The past few hdl- the gentleman lrlt
th" uliir" aud stated that hr wuuld At
one" leave fnr Denver Later Mf. Doh
bins remained over tu talk "hur-r" ln
secretary smith ~ the territorial far
IT, viii leave Ia night
John ", ~rh"i,rld, receiver - the Alhu
qp"Igur National bank, ard ~lt ~hu
"rte east visiting tho financial crutsrs
aud paid their TrsIeots ln The almn-lta.
tion At Washington. returnrd huiur this
nnrnlng Mr.. ~rhnhcld stated that hr
found nonird men ~ the east, especially
~ ltrt"n complaining ~ iIghi tlIn"-," T"
and al-' said that hr hawaii IA" fat. NJ
the democratic party IA that Mthrftp
strong democratic state VI Kentucky.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Judge bauU N~Af1irms His Former
Decision,
SPECIAL {" The C'iIru
la- Cruces. \. W., March H. The hear.
lng "n the contest case before Judge
Ban,z terminated to-day. Tn" judge r..
affirmed his former decision, Kaymonh'S
unnd was approved. and he will assume
charge II the -heriff's office at "a. M. L..
morrow. Garrett will be appointed dep
ulN al once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
nurLI.n's ArnicA saI,..

The l-st -al,r In the world Tor cuts,
bruises, ~'rt-, ulcers. -alt rhrunl, fever
a'rrs letter, chappcd hands, chilblAin-,
rnrn- and all skin efuptinns. AMI I0~l.
tiNrl! rurt- piles, or no pay required, II
II guaranteed to give perfect sstisfartio ion
~ nonr, rrfund~i. Price. VI cents I~r
box. FOR sale hN rillrhury h Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
lsihodi.i. VIII Admin Mnmrn.

amsprt. Penn, March ~. The
Pennsylvania MethNii-t Episcopal
Fnrr this aftarnpn Strd to admit
~ lay delegates Ia the general
Ehce. BY li2 tn b2.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
noon IOR AKIIo>N'

H-r Admi..i"n Agreed upon hS
the "hnIittcr,
blngton. March -. The sRate
ttee on territories agreed to report
ply the bin for the admission of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
AsIior~.

n Francisco, March ~. The british
enm0ra, from tallEo for Portland.
=. II ashore nrar ocean Park. Orr.
flwu men are dead. aud the ~
.'r ~ the crew ARE saved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
MoneV MaFkal.

York. March ~. Money on call
i 81 a. per cent. Prime mer.
paper, 5Gi per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
uurrlcaa- In Wee, Virginia.

hurrl'an- In West Virginia
Pngt0n. ". Va. March 2O.-A llut.
passed over Hats creek valley.
flllrs south ~ here, last night,
'hgs were blown down. and i'm.
damage IL rryprted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

i,'t.', NY..,t D. .'uwu 'rum IA" hnr-
~ u.un. ..'lr' Whrtr Ice has been
-lutur o work,ug ,hau uu what hr con.
-l''l. trIuhlir HuIrftN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

~ L. Grunsfeld. postmaster, r..
from santa Fc NJ Iipn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Chicago Gr.iu Market.

Chicago. March ~. Wheat. March
"'e May, G2ss, Corn March - May
- 2. Oats. March, lN' May, ~,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
IHE DUPONT CASE.
The fopulisH will Vote Against Giving
Him a Seat,


Washington, March 70. The desire
telt to advance the cuban question tn 4
tnality was shown b, the abandonment
of the usual routine. SUSPENSION ~ read.
lug the journal In the senate. aud imme-
liately taking mp the cuban resolutions.
Having secured the right II WAY senator
sherman yielded temporarily ~ senator
Allcn. Nebraska, Ia state his views on the
claim " Dupont
The statement had more than n pt,s
ing Interest ~ T. IL said the Ippulist
votes In III" senate are regarded ~ lie
clSi'r III the contest. and this was the
hrst expression from pnpuIi-t senator
senator Allen cnntehdrd that Dupnut
Wa not entitled tn n ssAt without a Ger.
tiuchte ~ credentials from ~" executive
The " state, AMI when this W lacking ~
III this ease, the courts IT the state could
compel the is~uanrr ui credentials hN the
governor
senators Mitchell AMI Chandler called
attention tu the fact that senators nov
-at IN the chamber who did not hold
Credentials from the governor. senator
Mitchell sAfrHstlcally added that ihl- d..
closed senator Allen IT, the "wi-n,t man
III the senate senator Allen vigorous.
" maintained his position
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
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unr Mruu'" cough Our. touches ,lr
night .put II ai-u touches Il Al lI,ll
time II ,uu taxi II whru SON la,,. d
cough ~ rnN -" the point. lhrn
I'il r'ISh llll-hlN \ Walton
H. u ffsur-"i, Il tAr liH arm u'
Nttf"n t"tg',a."n 4 iuih.ti,. Nhu ~
al LAT fIcr- the pat i"w dHl- uu l,,tI
mhlt"l-. gNt back 4" ihr CItN uu ~ .
it--"tg"t tram last night
cadet ll,ll. - thrru,, N.,I,,r, inst.
tut. Il john lIil. al Ea.t la. \,.,,.
lrit h,t nIghl h. celebrate m. lpiI'I,,
un SATURDAY with m. r.f,d. IL.v.l
i.lurn ln ~, in.rituI, ~rm.ln
L,.,,i p.r,. ~ Fam r.., ,..,.,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Amer ~ Wears

kansas Ci,y, March - chief of Police
Thomas VI. spears died to-day of heart
disease. aged ~, llr hal hrrn chief "
police ~ kana,s CltN fuf 8. years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

niHrrho'a,
hurius the war. John l.. llAS', ~ Mill
r"rk. Ill.,. contracted chronic diHrrh-a.
w'lrh iuc"iNrnlriirri him very much
hni al times greatly impaired his
strength III" SAY. "Onr du-" ~ Cham.
hrrlain'> tullr, Cholera Hul lIiar,h,~a
kr.h,Si! has alNaI~ relieved me- aud t~"
ir~r- ra-rd ~" r" that | could al one"
GO al1It my business. alWat~ Nrrp the
truriv at hand" For sale l., ur. I II.
NITyr~', A aIII.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

John ;, Clark and N. A. Ot.rn. tN,
prominent republican politicians II ~au
Miguel county arrived In the cit, frm
Las ' rgAs this morning They hou f'i
Inn CIIlLES once with call.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

In thr uil,Il.t ~ M. an,Iir.tI-,n ~ ,he
vitn ~ y,r",,. Armi,n ~ y,'t -, st,,'
cnrnns fnf her n,inn. ch,,I hsst1 I1 tb.
co,,rt IA. n,har Jny an H., n,n,t"n - ~.
I,a,,nnL.rt E,an,is.a a,,,'i, . n,a,n o.,
nu..h ih. writ anJ disn.,... r. ,.,,,t,n
ras dac,JsI hy tho enn,s ,h,s ,,,,,,,j,,a
Tha mo,inn xss oy.,ruias snd ,h., cs,,sa
- Tor = h.s,ino am ~. s'.,, =, a. .'ai'.sL
Ia Mares n,or,s,ns ~
Richard n Msyes. tr.a.,,s, n, L.,.
nsIiIlo eonn,y ys .,sisnarn $780,,
.s.nmn.if Thi. wa. . 80, ~a.,.s, ~.
ths co,,ntv trss.,,sr sgainsa tha c.,,sc
tor ~ iha roun,y "a par,,.,i,Ia II.t.nxso.
sanAsvsI. sor ths rsrovery ~ cc.n ', go
thai the collsctsw RETAINED upon tue COZ.
l.rtions made In the school fund. The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
AN.Iu.l.I. Ir,.,riprinn.

Editor Morrison. ~ Warrington. Ind.
sun, writes. 'luu hhN"a valuable pre-
scrip,iun Ia Electric Mlt"f- and ! can
rhe"rfully Recommend It t"r consti,.a.
tl"n and -ick hraiArhr AMI A. a general
system tonic II ha, II" equal Mrs
Annie steele. 49, ,utiHg" hru,e avenue,
thicago, wa- all run d"Wn, could not Eat
nor digest faL hah hackachr which
hr,cr left her and felt tired and weary,
hut six hottlr. uf kl"ctTic bitter. RESTORED
her health and r"nrw~i her strength.
Price - cents aud 81. bet n bottle nj
rillshrn \ Nalt"n's drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Washington March 20. lhr hraflng-
before the h"u-" committee un Indian NJ
ihir-, regarding the measures recon
mrnird hi the Dawes Indian territory
commission, concluded to-dhl 'aptHl:.
Mckehlla and rN senator lHnrs male The
iihal arguments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Fred Ha,urr, whn has been PLAYING
Professional ha-" hhll al Hot Springs
krL the past trw months. has returned
tu the rlti. ami VII don an ilbuqnerqu.
uniform thl' 'ra~"n, Fred, Is an up'tc
date hall PLAYER
Mr--r-, llrmlEgWuN and Money, Ia,
furmrf ultrd states attorney fnr New
MrNI,, AMI IA" latter his a-si slant. ha,
my ruupl"t"i their court dutire a, hi.
tenn of court returned tn santa Fa las,
ulgl,
H. l.. lafk, u banker of Red oak, Iowa
interested III cattle raising and mining
In Srorfo county, IL stopping al the san
Felipe,
, 1896-05-23
TELEGRAPH EXTENSION IN THE
VEST INDIES.

There IS a great prospect Of official sup
port being given to the Halifax and Bermuda
Telrgra' h Company in regard to the extern
sion Of their cable 10 Barbados and Jamaica
There is no denying the fact that at present
the cost Of kilograms to he West Indies is
too high, and that in England we labonr un-
der the Disadvantage Of Obtaining the greater
part Of Our Geographic news via the United
States. 4 debate which has recently taken
place in Legislative Council Of barbados with
regard 70 this company cleer!y shows the
saving in cost which can be effected, and the
advantage which would accrue from ,ubsidis-
ing The Halifax and Bermuda Company. 1T
is Il general cause of complaint inLOndon that
te)egrams via New York cannot be relied upon
and that steps should be taken to obtain
better communication with our West lndl-
possessions. Only last week a telegram waa
re ceived IN London stating that an insulrccs
tion had broken out amongst the Maloons at
st. EIjzlbcth. jamaica but nothing further
is known, although the telegram was received
severa. days Since. Had a direct Iine been
IN operatl on, fell particulars could have been
given and much anxiety prevented amongst
those owning estates in that district Of he
island. Although the West India and Pana-
ma Telegraph Company have had what may
be termed a monopoly in the past, our Bar
bados friends clearly show under what a dis
advantage we are for West India news, owing
to the line passing through foreign territory.
Only recently Geographic communication
was interrupted, owing 10 the disturbances
in Cuba; but surely our West India Colonies
are Of sufficient Importance to warrant the
outlay Of a subsidy to a cable company
touching Btyish territory only. 1t is for
the valio IS colonies to seriously consider this
this question. and t take tha5 action which
they tsjIh necessary to ensure more direct
communrc ton with Great Blitoin.-Uest
Iudiot d Uommorcjal Advertiser.
, 1896-05-23
LITTLE OXEN.

One Of he greatest curiosities among The
domesticatcd animals of Ceylon Isl breed Of
cattle known 20 he z~oolo9ist as the ">acred
runnil . oxen" They are the dwaris Of tue
whole OK family, the largest specimens Of the
species never exceeding 30 in. in height.
One sent to the Marquis of Canterbury in the
wear 1891. which is IIliving and IS believed
to be somewhere near ten lells of are, is
only % i'm. hioh. and veionS but 1898 lbs.
In Cevloa ,hrv are used for quick t4Is across
country With express matter and othe- light
loads. and it is said that foa,o Thorn cam pun
the driver Of a two-whee!eI cart end a 200
ID. load Of miscellaneous matter 50 or 10
, 1896-05-23

voyage could be done ]y the native on the
spot. In the Government reward the native
has already a mild stimulus 10 STAY the mug
GER and this tends to smooth the way of the
dealer in skins, who would thus enjoy the
benefits of what would practically lie a boun-
ty on exports.
, 1896-05-23
REPORT ON THE BOTANIC GARDENS
~DEMERARA.
From the Argosy.)

The Report ON the Botanic Gardens and
their work, for the year 1S94-5, by Mr..
Jeman, Botanist, a copy of which reached
us lately, has a slight flavor of ancient
history, departmental reports for 1856
being now due but we ara ready to allow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-16
Jnpancse Competition.

From the San Francisco Chronicle
Another straw showing which way the
wind Of Japanese competition blows is the
transfer of a great straw mating manu-
factory from Milford, Conn to Kobe. one
Of the industrial centers of Japan The
shrewd Connecticut. Yankees in, estigated
the subject and found that they could manu-
facture their specially more cheaply in
Japan than in the nutmeg state. so they
moved their concern across the water. Those
who affect to pooh-poon the subject of
Japanese competition and airily speak of
the superiority of western intellect entirely
overlook the fact that the mobility of capital
Is such that 1t can be easily transf FRED to
countries where cheap Labor can be had so
that all that is necessary is for the SUPERIOR
lhteiiects OF America and Europe 10 invent
niachines and the owners Of capital can buy
them and transfer them 10 countries where
they can be operated most cheaply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-16
OVER $1,000 sEWED INTO HIS VEST
Death of n Miscr Who Had $4,000 on
His Person.

FROM the indianapolis News.
A physician from Christianburg Brown
county brought to a private hospital In
Columbus week ago last Saturday James
H. Wilson. wealthy resident of the former
town. who was suffering from gangrene OF
the toe The disease had already reached
such stage that Dr. Bemker Of the hos
pital saw that the man was doomed and
tried to prepare him for his fate Thursday
evening the sick man died. Dr. Bemker at
once called in Joseph /. Irwin. the banker,
and Lee Rosenbush to assist In searching
the dead mans effects. His clothes were
hithy and ragged those Of a tramp.
Sewed in the vest they found sI245 in
gftenbacks. These were sewed inside the
hiring la small packages, and all the time
he had been sick both before and after
coming TO the hospital, he had refused to
take off the vest. Searching further they
round set OF ten canvas and one leather
sack arranged with a strap so that they
could b.. worn over the shoulder and in
these sacks We're 1.;D0 in gold Some of
the SACKS were so old that they had rotted
ard were almost ready to fall to pieces
among the gold coin We're some pieces as
DflSht ana perfect the day they We're
made bearing dates twenty years old. From
me appearance OF the sacks and money II
is supposed that Wilson had carried the
money on his person since the day he got it,
i re gold weighed about eight pounds
pther money was found in the pants
pockets and when ii was all counted the
seaicheis found they had S9,240lo He
was also known to have 100 acres in Brow,
county. Or. Bemker telcgTaphei to ad-
dresses given him by Wilson before he died
out the telegraph company replied in each
case that they were unable to deliver the
messages, as they could find no one by
that name. From papers in his effects il
Is learned that Mr.. Wilson at one time
lVed at Pomeroy. Ohio. and was formerly
an attorney. Every effort of DR. Bemker's
10 identify him has failed HIS Brown
county acquaintances know nothing what
ever or his history. He has owned land
there Tor a number of years, but has only
niaue ms nome there for the last four
years. Some say they have heard that he
mas VIE living ia Ohio. Others say he
CANNED TO have about $4,000 worth of
properly IL other states. He never spoke OF
hiHseif Or any Of his folks His life was
always a m.serly one He never cooked for
himself, but always boarded where he could
live the cheapest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-16
They Met by Chance,
From the Philadelphia Times.

From the Philadelphia Times
A Wldower under forty went recently 10 a
florists near Laurel Hill to get some flowers
to put on his wifes grave. In the florists
was widow under thirty, getting flowers
to put on her husbands grave. As it hap
pened' the graves were not far apart, and
they were in sight of each other quite a
while Although leaving the cemetery sep
arately. they struck the same car. Getting
out OF the Manayunk car. the widows veil
caught and the widower disentangled it. In
the Ridge avenue the widow wrestled
with an open window, and there was nothing
Tor the Wdower to do but raise II. Both We're
In deepest black, and, as luck would have it.
poth got out al l5th street, and there was
only room fo- two together in the 18th street
car, and there they sat side by side. silent
uhu4 W aInut street was reached when both
got out and one went one way and on.. the
other.