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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

fractions a. are Of unquestionsble merit
and established reputation. Tours will
he arranged In Colorado. Texas, Callfor.
MIA, Utah and the northwest ~ we'll ~
In New Mexico and Arizona, and one re-
suit will be " bring Albuquerque into
en,iable prominence. furthermOre the
existence VI such u bureau. known " b-
" high character, will bring 10 IA aud a.
this section " the country lyceum and
musical attractions 81 the most eminent
reputation.
The new enterprise Is deserving "
every encouragement that can BE- gwen
II by our citizens
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
rkl>lpINI HAIlPNAN.


10 Brlcl ldlk.
iu spectral coach 'lcswriA of ,lo
!"ro- iailN ulruhI. attached Co. ,lr
Passenger tram from iho south la,
night, MAS J.J Ilht"rmm prc,uru, ~
the dhr," rallrudi When Ina ,rrI| y
representative called 1t, The ctnr'. and
wa- nshtrrd m hr found Mt liagrrmau
hus,lN engaged writing a letter. AMI IN
u" i,rstcla>- muud tu b, interviewed. Iir
lad state huwrNrf iur be- mover mi,.r- nu
opportunity h. advertise the rrrp- VALLEY
country, that the his tee; -usr factory.
-pokrn - ~ lW rIIlN N,-uriatrd
i'f,~- Telegram, ~ yesterday. ia sure
- AMI Will be- ~ oprrntiuu inside u two
months, the machinery having heru
bought ami now cu route h. kdd,
Regarding thrrNtrusiru ~ The rrcus
valley ruai from Roswell, Mr. lIagcf.
man wa- very careful ~ HI words lie
lett IL" impression that instead ~ thu
ruhd being rXtcndeAt toward NhuQurtGur.
a. W. all wished TINT the line would ~
time hr built toward the Panhandle. tap
ping the Denver y uulf railroad At An.
arillu.
cot utI- one II the director. - the
rrco- \allr, road aud VIZ. IIagcrman.
VII" ~ the president. warr uu the "llr-.
r"rH' They are ru route t. rulotnlu
~ptlug- jul.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
The Jewish Passover

Saturday evening al sunset, com.
mencea the Jewish Easter or passover
This feast commentaries the going out
81 lsrasl from Egypt and the freeing ~
a." Hebrew nation from bondage. II IL
celebrated on the iith day ~ Nissan. in
the Hebrew calendar. Nissan II the
spring months and corresponds to Ahib,
which IL the biblical term ~ against
Nissan" the term given by the rahbis,
and the more popular one. This month
has fourteen days. The feast Of rassah
lasts seven days, the first and seventh he.
Ing holidays. the i've intervening days
half holidsya
Services are held In the temples on the
first and seventh days. These usually
take the form Of prayers celebrating The
idsa Of liberty. The feast Of the lIebfew
passover Il the frat authentic record oi
ceren,onials, based ON the principle 81 p''
litieal and physical liberty. The Jewish
pentAeOSt, fifty days later. which must not
be confused with the Christian pentacoSt
celebrates the formal declaration Of spir'
ituAl liberty on Mt. Sinai.
The seven days Of the Jewish Passah
are observed by diet Of unleaye ne'
bread. The first day usually sees fam
lily reunion In each Jewish home. will
pOssibly prayers In the evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

j. j. Valentine. president ~ the Wells
fhfg" Express company, and his secre
tafN I, II. i'dfinrt. with party Of
iflrnd- passed through the city this
morning from san FRANCISCO for New
YORK. Z. II, Young. superintendent anc
agent II ia" lTal express office, jOine
Nr. Valentine and part, nj the depot, All,
accompanied them ~ Tar u ~ La
Vega.
capt, \. Is. Fitch, ~ the Graphic min,
aui -mrlt"r down In the Mag,ialeni
mining country, passed through the cit
last night iut Denver. While at the de
ph the captain stated that the mininl
rlfrlr- II his section are lively tkcs
inN~. and that rNrrIGhy II arranging /
develop their properties extensively thi
year.
Charles y. Anthony. wife aud two chill
lr"u. 1T ~Wnrtu registered at Sturge
European lh"y have been residing |
,utIthrfn California ~ Tux CITIZEN
informed. for the past few months, an
tlil. morning continued on their retur
I" ~rurru. where Mr., Anthony IL 4 vel
known mlnrralngisi,
The New Mexican says. Mrs. j.
Perkins, ~ llIll-l1rO, president u q
New Mexico Equal suffrage association
wftr- that Mr.. Julia H. Nelson wi
probably lecture IA santa 10 on N.sine
dly next, he territorial convention
this organization will take place at Alb
lurrGu" \pril ~ and -"
II : Muu-hn and family will, In . fe
dly-, lra>" albuquerque for L,s Angelo
cal, whrf" thrN will reside In the fntui
The chaugr l. made on account Of q
health IT Mrs. MunSun.
Ihos. \, flnical member " the 10
firm II Johnston \ Finical. WAS In l.
Vegas last sunday AMI yesterday ON bu
n"--. lie al-b extended his trip a.
north ~ Ration.
VI, Z, Nrttlrtun and j. u. Rome dro
up tu He'll canyon mining district vest.
daS h. luk AT -nIlr claims. They
turned this morning,
j, l. johnson, one ~ the owners Of 1
Washington mine, up IN the Cochiti d
ttlcl, Is expected a. return ~ the c
th,s evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
SERIOUSLY ALARpEp

Brush Chartered Company Ia Afrisa
Greatly nisiarbsd.
London. March 81 1t IL reIprtvd the
British chartered south African company
Is seriously alarmed al the events taking
place In South Africa, and has made
strong representations al the subject Ia
the British government, showing that Il
Il absolutely necessary for u large force
Ia he immediatel. dispatched Ia the re-.
lief ~ Buluwa.o. aud pointing out the
difficulties that have arisen In the way VI
the company being able Ia do ~ NJ pres
rnt.
The company authorized all additional
force ~ 5u men IN South Africa II Is
further reported that two additional bat
tslions ~ British regular tr1ps will h.
immediately sent Ia south Africa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
Murder nj TlIsraa,

Tomas Ruin, young Mexican laborcr
residing In the village Of Tijrras, out In
a.. Sandia mountains. killed an old Mex
lean gentleman one day last week. al
though the news only reached the city
yesterday. The hoy and old gentleman
had n violent quarrel. when Ruiz grab
bed q piece Of wagon tongue and dealt
his antagonist u savage blow across the
head, Heath resulted In n few hours. the
funeral ~ the old gentleman occurring
u; his home At san Antonio, a small vii
lase near by, last Friday afternoon. The
authorities are now In possession " the
above facts, aud will at once institute an
Investigation into the matter.
Sheriff lluhbrll has gone Ia san tn
tonic L" investigate aud make arrest II
lie report II found Ia le correct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
PRIMARIES LAST MIGHT.
The democrats Name delegates and Make
Nominations.

Ih" rl, democrat, held their ward
IWmun,- last night, aud selected dele
gate, Zoo ,h. rll, convention. which meets
"u t'Ia' uNruiug at the opera house.
Ntu a g. LYONS Fred. Weston. u.
s.. mrA,m y VI Adams Ernest kricgel.
''rwt lho- i've. H., Otcat, Juan 10.
Irf ". h. Mclaughlin. j. G. Marshall. +.
VI lIup c. Nnundr. ca. Lott, ". {.
lI,a..rt
NuI- 3d. ~hurk. John :. heaven,
I !. DELANEY, Henry lockhau. Thos.
| lr"uu ~ lWft, \ H. Jones, James
-'"",t' Johu rurucll \ H. johnson. ".
'" ~,usht "cots" /. Hopping, James
! IiwN.-.N " Nputc CLAYTON. e. ~
VA.
I.m ~ h.uru va, named Tor alder.
mm ui ,"urga l.. Hopping ror school
, 'w-'r Mr lM, wnri
WAIT o.. Ntron. Patrick Murphy.
a. W. l,irr. r.. \ uruu,tclI. r. NJ. M.
hug u.urt" u,"goiIt. John Jacoby,
Nuiu lrul IT, Mrilrr ". NJ. Nc.
H,'Nn W. D., Franklin. j, j. Nutaw, A.
j NAln. I ". ~cclo,rr, ". e. Mechan.
Martin itrrurl received the nOmina-
tNa 1T alderman ~ this ward, aud Dr.
e. s.. yesterday tur -chool trustee.
NArl IL +. Nlhrght. Il. T.. Schuster,
lohu lrlmnlu. j. II. Madden. J. =. Nc
'iurr Summers Burkhart Frank Mckee.
/. Il. r paullu ,,ru. rampn"ld X. ". u.
llWL William Iurn-. e. ". Harrison,
Wired Ufunsirli j, II, Nroth, A. Ro-
uIrr1
EiWati pudl Wa- named lnr alderman
~ hls wntl anh H. W H. BRYAN for
-chu-l Trustee.
over III Nari |, uo Nominations were
made. the delegates leaving this matter
until th""rnlug u the rit, convention.
usli ~" Peaches kIiird.
,rutgrtuwn, Texas. March 81 Half Of
Ia" peach crop has been Killed by the
frost ~ last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

mu,rmentS reached the ears II Marshal
FOrnon aud Policeman Harris. and they
started on an Investigation. The officers
~S,n found the pugili-t ani woman. The
first thing the, did wa- Ia march the
woman uiI a. her own runiil. which did
not seem H. please the Kid" and IN ron.
sequence hr grew desperately inSulting.
H. such an extent that Marshal fornuiI
gave the "kld' two pretty black eyes aud
started him un his way out ~ the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
\ MII.IIo> DoIINR p,M.
~ lac" H"r"- 4" Undue" Congress I"
Uuild one

beaver. March 81 Ilur~ special
from III pasn. Texas. ~al-. Congressman
twkfill. uf this district, has S,'It here frr
facts AMI data relative tu the l,~-rs IN
III" kio Granir VALE! from IL" diversion
NJ III" river water for irrigation N oil"
radio. !ir will usr the same h,iurr the
state department and hou-r committee
un foreign relations. In urgtng million
dollar appropriation at one" fnf hulliing
dam AT this city, IN" Mexican ",
"rninrnt. through Minister Romrfu. II
pushing the ~chrmr harder than ever. H.
the valley fur ninety five miles viii hr
reclaimed hN II. un bath sides uf the flNrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
iisuas DisaEFesd.

Washington, March 3i.-Thr house dis
agreed Ia the senate amendments 10 the
Legislative. executive and Judicial apprO-
priation bill. aud agreed a. u conference.
bingham, republican. ~ Maine, Metal,
republican, ~ Tennez-ee. and lhrkery,
democrat, Of Missouri, were appointed
h0nipreOs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Washington. March 81. Secretary Nor
ton has let u contract fur lO.i2j,OUOpack-
rt- "f vegetable -rrds. a. b" distributed
under the recent act II congress. "a ID.
lambeth \ sons Philadelphia. The
rfic" l. s,u'Fl the seeds 10 10 delivered
r"aiN lur mailing
contract Tor u million packets Of
lluwrf seeds wn@ let H. l.. l.. May It Co.,
ri ~ iaul, MINI, AT half "a cent pack
MO-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

The following circular, signed hy &. Il.
Perry superintendent Nrw MrNlru dllI
sion, aud John I"nalr, superintendent
Arizona division, AMI approved h, & q.
Well, general superintendent, ISSUED ~
the Atlantic ~ Pacific railroad, va, re-
criN"d nj Tn ruI/l> office YESTERDAY
T. VI Brh i. hereby appointed n,,i-.
tant trainmt-trf, With ullIr" AT Williams.
Arizona, Employee ~ IA" trau-purtd
tlou department viii obey hi, In,ifur.
tiunS accordingly.
In rHs" ~ casualty between Nin-luw
and Williams. ~ i'rarh Spflug- ani " II.
lian-. 80 report will be- a,lif,--,rl tu
Mf. lhal at William ~ addition g. the
regular rrInTt tu the ollie" of the super
lut"ndrni,
appointment ~ effect Nprll /. is.a,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
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raprtown. March 81 AiNlrr- from
lfnie,Hal show that the work ut ptrpar
ing fur war l. being c,ntlnuri there
night anh day,
Gang- IT men rrllrNr each other nj Ia
irrNAl- ~ work upon the arluurrd iurt-
designed Ia protect Pretoria the pilates
fnf which have m+n furnished hS the
urrr~nt works, aud thu guns 10y u" great
ktupp iirrI ~ i'rfnanS.
The drilling II atiilrfNmrn Gndrt
Herman officers g,H's un up"nlN rrti iHl
There l. " longer HnN rpncrIlmrnt ~
the preparations being made.
foreign legion composed ~ Irtnlan-
whn recently eutrr,-i the lTans,aal. l.
orgnnild Ibis fore" viii l." Iur~tIS ~
iautfN aud artillery. the h~f- hclng ~.
n"i upon," furnish nil u" cavalry nee.
,ss-Ht.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Iur,"us Sn"~ storm Raging all ONrr
IOluTado.
Denver, March 3l.-ONuf six inches ~
snow fell throughout the greater part ~
Colorado last night.
The storm continues to-day with IN.
creaSing severity. and the snow fall prom
iSes Ia h. greater than any during the
winter. The snow II accompanied by n
high wind, but IL Ia not very cold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
u. VII R.msmb.r AIbaaa-ras..

Kid" Rose. thu pugilist, has left the
city. and hs will always In the future re-.
member Albuqnerque. Last Saturday
night he enticed Anna Christian. q half.
witted white woman. into q house on the
ROW" and after getting the woman into
his clutches. proceeded " make himself
comfortable for the night. AbOut2 o'clock
Sunday morning the news Of the Kids"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
rtIrIIiI>. ron wan.
France ruiIisg ii-T >aS Ia t"ndiii"n
Ter inm'dIat" SrTSi's.

f"T inm"diat" N.Ni's.
Twulun, March -. orders have lrrIi
received Ia prepare war-hlp- fur active
service. Stores aud anlnul!tiuu are be-
ing NrThaul,si and sent on board Vessel.
a. hr prepared Tor commission
All naval officers 0n iufluugh have
been tel"grIh,1i Ia frloin their ship.
immediately
merely precautionary, rather than midi
eating the probability ~ an outbreak II
hrtiliile-.
The French Mediterranean squadron l.
~ he strengthened, AMI the cruiser &C.
ellie has saile'i on special mission e
the African coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Nlrutuwn, Pa. March ~. The Cutter
SIX Manufacturing company. " Vest
Bethlehem. made an assignment to-day
torN Postmaster John Field. u Philadel.
phia. TIA" failure II u heavy one, ~ the
company l. capitalized at &dUOUO, and
ha- III addition an indebtedness ~ tiuO,-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
sentence tnIrn,.,i.

Jrll"r-on city. Mo-. March 81. The SUI
prrmr court to.ia, affirmed the sentence
W thr Taylor brothers. convicted ~ hay
lng murdered ia" Meek family. near MI.
Ian III" execution was set for April ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

Prague, Marea Ji.-S-riOus riots task
place here Yesterday evening. strikers
attacked the weayers who resumed work
Finally the police were compelled 10
charge with drawn swords, and several
persons were wounded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
SotArir. Public.

ACHING Gorrhor Miller has appointed
u" following noiaries public Frank l.,
Waring, oi East l.as Vegas; Charles +.
Mlndridge. Of Silver city; Meyer ilirsch,
ii Rinc0n; Il. y. Holmes. " Chloride;
D"go Sena, II runta. Valencia county
Lorenzo X. Sanchez. ~ san Rafael. Val.
encia county. Frank {. Hyde. ~ Boston,
has also been appointed commissioner II
deeds for New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
NnrIIkr I,.r,Ishes.

cairo, March 3l-A dispatch from
~uakln ~aSS u-nan llgna aud large
force ri hrfN lshr- are threatening Sinkat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
IIrIirf WORK In Armenia.

t"n-tantlnnpl", March Sis cOnse
lurnrr III the energetic representations
II British ambassador sir Philip Currie,
AMI ut"i ~tat'- charge d'Affaires John
". Riddle, the porte has Furnished writ.
tea assurances Ia III" missionaries OF
ina,nlla that the, will not be m0lested
~ the work ~ distributing relief. ON con.
,ililpu that an ottoman official II permit.
ted L. assist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
REPUBLICAN DELIGATtS.
List Of Representatives OF ihs ward To
tn Llty LUnysnliOn

The republican ward pfimatle, IA tins
rity were held last saturday - ming, amt
were we'll attended h> representative eat.
lzen- he drlrgalr- are IL follows.
ward l. \. Finical. r.. \ Pearson.
Aaron l'rhlrI. bon j. Rankin, joaquin
MARTINI. " /. Patterson, {. &. Crockett.
r. :, cummings, :. NJ Naltmarsh, nrorgr
bkrltllir.
The delegate III thu ward failed I" All
uullcr th,l preference for candidates
fnr alderman ani ,chool Trustee. which
will he done ri "A meeting ri Ia" Delegates
L. br held later.
ward = jas. Laurie. \. ilat.rh. ". II.
"rhh. X. T., Hail, CALVIN Whiting. llI"4.
Hughes. William Henderson,. l. \ Mat
-"n u. ". liHkNr, Hank Thomas, ha-.
v hitting. hru. e. lnwlnan. Thu~. AirI,.
worth. Joseph tichs. II. r.. Fox. Fred.
trigg-, j. i. ~amhrnk, William Long.
". Hopping. VI. +. McCur.
Capt. l. y linrnrr Wa the choice uf
thu primary II this ward Ter the ot'ic" II
alderman. and II. r.. FOX frr school thus.
tee.
Ward 3 l.. u. Bartlett Frank lInwdcn.
v. j. nlNon X. H. Myers. j. :. Horton,
John collins. j. ". clover. !. Il. Caldwell,
|igfrird Grunsfeld, Archie Hilton. VI. {.
Npttlrtnn. l. ". Atkinson. \. Il. Stevens.
Frank Krwlrn was nominated fut al
drrInAn fuf this ward. and j. IT, Caldwell
Tor school trustee.
Ward I X. ". Hopkins. VI. :. Ot"ru.
Chas. MRussrd, Il. RupI@. Tho. llmhhrll.
II. u. johnson. William farr. j. Il. Arm.
ju, u. |. carter. John Lane, Samuel Wat
-0n, =. I. Ellsworth. u. :. RudrN, j. ".
p,.l, llI..Il
N. :. Otrro viii carry this ward Ia Vie
tory, hc being the choice II the primary
fnr alderman. nnd ir. l.. II. ChamhrTlin
t"r ~ch"nl trustee
The candidates Nominated nrr among
Alhu1urrqur'S representative citizens,
aud M" not only popular III the wards
III which they reside, but throughout the
city.
II Is n high compliment To Hon. VI. ;.
bt"ru And llr. thafIIhrtlin. over Ia Ward
I, Ia hr called upon again Ia lead their
party toNici0ty IN this usually democratic
ward. hut they will d0 II. just ~ they
did when their election occurred twu
years agu.
IN. names ~ Capt, llornrr, the retired
railroa,irr. and II. f., Fox. the we'll known
Irwrl"r, ~ candidates Tor the uilir" ~ al
irrnian and schOol trustee respectively
insure the Second ward Ia the Trpuull
cans by n big majority,
Frank kwirn. the choice III thu lhifd
ward primary Tor alderman. and j. u,
Caldwell for schIl trustee, represent the
trades. being carpenters and tltst class
citizens In every particular. MT. How.
lien has charge ~ the carpenter shop Ol
Edward Mrdrr ~ foreman. and Mr.
. H.. a 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

The time ~ the district court this
morning was occupied with the trial II
MrfeJeldu frirto, charged with burglar.
ling III" premises ~ Mary La Michel In
this city. February u. last Attorney
Marcos Il" Baca appeared Tor the de
Tense. b" cas" was given tu the jury
shortly hefur" uunn,
Fret" ~a- found guilty aud sentenced
I" three wears III the penitcutlary.
Two ~ IT." l-i"ta Indians charged with
cattl" stealing wrr" sentenced a. one
year each aud one was acquitted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
II,KKSo>S tAL,lIArIo>..

H. Figurr. Out the Nomination ~ AIIl."n
80 >"'o"d Choice,
~. Louis. March 81 "\ul"ly Will Ell.
ter the republican convention With votes
enough. ~ about lr tu idu. tu nominate
him on the first ~rc"ui. thlrI. fourth.
nth, sixth seventh. eighth, ninth ur
tenth ballot. IN" nominee. therefore,
will lie 4 second choice man. Mckinley
leads to-day In the matter ~ ln4ttuc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04
A oood Thing ru.h u Al"nS.


II Is we'll defined principle that in
business. ~ we'll ~ other spheres, that
which has small beginning and grows
naturally 10 ,igor Is most apt 10 endure,
The Western Entertainment Bureau. ~
which Mr \. r., u, Car-calan IL the
manager aud moving spirit j. an enter.
prise which /. IN its infancy hut ha4 IA"
elements Of -trady, vigorous growth In II,
Begun rather ~ means II improving
leisure time IA" business has already a.
sumed such proportions NJ IA place II
among Albnqurrqur- mu-t promising
new ventures. Mr., Car-callan'- past bust.
nes- record has given him u ct~lii II
the highest order, aud his ability Ia make
u success 0i Ia. kind VI work be- ESSAYS IL
do IL already proven.
The bureau will handle only such al,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-04


per cent government i've p"r cent,
Continent un these statistics. rinanat
ing from free trade source. il unnrce-.
saf,. and II will not be- difficult Tor the
candid mind L. draw conclusions favor
able a. urr protective system. Hut, say
the free traders We must have our share
II the foreign markets. Must W. have
foreign markets nj the cost ~ all that the
free born american laborer holds dear.
his manh,r,A and chance 0f elevation and
EMBELLISHMENTS
Ia the languag" Of the immortal Fat.
rick Henry. II revolutionary fame: is
IL peace W. want, II IL II Ia he purchased
at the price II chains aud slavery" The
United states consume vi yer cent ~
our own pfrIurtlon. Shall We sacrifice
the greater fot the less, when II involves
the degradation ~ the American laborrr :
We entertain that other nations viii out
strip rs In the race for commercial ~.
ptrmAry, While W. should he rrj0icsd
IL see them making progress Ia ci,iliLa.
ton, we Teed not be jealous Of their al,
yanr"ment. II they surpasr III, II iStheir
privilege and our fault. We believe that
~. yet they have long ways 10 20 before
they reach the point Of successful com,
petition, II We take into consideration
the most important requisites II ~ ~
perity, the proper standard Of enllgh!en~I
and universal freedom. without this rl
ement, industrial success Is unattain
able, and not 10 he desired II possible oI
accomplishment The republican part,
stands for the great underlying prineipl,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-30
A GLOON ron cUsANs.
Serious Consequences Expected Prom
the wreckinE Of the Hawkins

Serious Consequences Expected From
the wreckinE Of the Hawkins
NEW YORK. Jan. Gan air OF
gloom pcrvaded the headquarters Of the
Cuban Evolutionary party IN this city
today, and the leaders, who would
not admit before that there had been
filibustering. which had met with dis.
aster. freely admitted the story of
the wreck Of tho steamer Hawkins was
correct.
T. 4. Palma. who ia acknowledged
the head OF the Cuban revolutionary
party in New York. said the story was
undoubtedly true, but he claimed the
amount Of money expended was eXager'
ated and that only about 100000 had
been expended in fitting out steamers,
including arms and ammunition. lie
stated that he could tell more. but could
not at present.
One Of the Cuban leaders made q
startling announcement that Il wa
evident that there had been treaohery
in the camp ON the iilibustering party
and that the matter would be siited foi
all IL was worth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-01-30
PERSONAL.

J.B. Sanders, Of Sanders Bros. & Co.
at lola, was here yesterday.
n. kirkpatrick and n. Murrah, pros.
porous Grimes county farmers. were
here trading yesterday.
DR.. T. II. HArsion Is In town stop.
ping at the Central hotel.
George Hammond and several other
farmers from the neighborhood Of An
derson Prairie, were here yesterday
buying goods.
Judge w. ] Moore, DR.. Tom Erwin,
A. l.. living and :. ;. Kennedy were
the Brazos bottom delegation in town
yesterday.
I'd. Saunders is able 10 be out again
after q long spell Of sickness.
Joe. Groginsky Is down town again
after being sick several weeks.
DR.. Page, Of Kountze, Hardin county,
was visiting Bryan friends yesterday.
I'd. Parks, Of Grimes county. was
here yesterday visiting his brother, j,
+. Parks.
Mrs. NJ. Parker and Mrs. A. b. Carr,
Jr., returned from San Antonio yester.
day.
G. s. Parker went to Houston yester-
day.