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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
SEVERAL HANGIyGS!
Legal Execution and Two Lynch.
iDes 10 The South.
Kansas Woman Shoots Her Husband
In the Back.
Daughter Of the Governor OF Iowa Ilore,
With Colorado Man
DLAtH OF SOrrp FptSlH WRITE.

pI"t Mhflhuruugb Mi. prc. T.
Jalur- ~ml,h Cuiutri. Wa hanged her.
thl- morning. II" VA brought late ln-t
hlght rom baltimore. whofr hr hat nrru
""nilLri -iur" hI, arrest Before hi ,lr.
phfitt" from Baltimore hr WA, immersed
iN Baptist miuI-trf.
Margaret htown, Young woman Who
liNd With her aunt near plrt Mari.
i"f"ush. wh- ,nuui dead III her roam Jul,
49, Tier throat Wa rut aud there were
rNlI"ir"~ II another hrluuu- CRIME. -u-.
wrl"n wa directed toward smith. a -rt.
want II th" family. who hsi h,.ru ii-.
iui~~'d lot iupr"p"r advances towards the
flfl smith comics -~,i the murder, hut
.l"hl"d the other rfiu". alleging that iu.
proper relations hal existed h"twrru them
nnl he klll'd the girl hecau-r -hr prt
sisted IN breaking uu their relation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
SECRETARY OLNEY.
he Appears Before Committee
on Cuban Affairs,
Masked Robbers Hold up a Train in
Tennessee.
North German LlOyi Steamship Company
viii Not Abandon Galveston.
BRYAN GOING TO CHICAGO,

Washington. lrc. j. secretary ulup,
wH- before u" senate cuinmtI,4 utI for
rign relations TODAY considerable
liln". MI III" InrnIlci- except SENATORS
GRAY AMI lalIll we're rfr-rnt. lh.
meeting "ds held fut the rNvtr,- putp,~r
"l continuing the discussion 1T IL" Iul
~ ou III" ,uuan question To- hr recon
lll"hi'd hN III" committee secretary
hlhrI Wa present tut the IufIs,s,' II gI,.
'ng advice AMI plariug before the com.
mlii"r Information ~ hts pu-,r--iuu.
n" meeting wd- strictly private. II /,
nlidrf-tNI that the ~rctrtatN'- advice
Wa against prrrIpitatr action. the
committee. h"WrN"t, agreed tu report the
aln"rnu resolution. uugiuall, Il read
~ follows
'li"-olNrh by the -"l,a,r aud house II
Representatives al the nlt~ states ui
hn"flcB, ia ruigf,~- H--rinhl,ai, That the
In'rr"hirhc" 81 IL" republic II Cuha be-
,hd III" ~ani" l. hereby acknowledged hy
the nltrd ~tHir- VI America.
section That the mtrd states
should Use II trlrudl, uilrr- with the
: gNrfnln"hi Ut spain I" close tlir war hr.
tween spain and tuha,"
The committee changed the resolution
80 ~ 1" make II more emphatic. The
llll" WAS changed H. read. Joint RrS,lu.
ton acknowledging the lndrprndrnrr uf
uiH. the words republic ul" being
Inserted
Instead of declaring that the | ui,r4
states "-houli' usr IT, friendly uihrr,.
the Tr-nlutl"n was made tu read that the
| nll"d states will" tu 80.
ulnr!. II II claimed hy members uf the
committee Who tAyurri the action. dld
not have any new information. Olnr,
urged that no action hr taken at present,
dnd painted ont that there In no real gov.
tu recognize.
agreement to report the Cameron rr-o.
luton WAS reached immediately after
oinry left, without diNl-l"u " rxprrs4.,I
Inference ui opinion. The only differ
nee wAS ~ tu the time the resolution
'houd h- rrpu.isi. Cameron moves! iu
frinri Mon'lhN next. sherman suggested
that III" reprt -huuli hot be- put III untll
alter the holidays. he Cameron motion
prevailed hl a large nIajurity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Judge \. Z. Collier. who wAs AT santa
~ In attrnianr" on the special ""-lu':
II the territorial aupr-Inr court, returned
To the cit, 'hi] morning. and after hear
ing several cases In clIHiut,eTz to.,ia, aud
Tomorrow Will leave tomorrow night a.
~I%nd the Christmas holidays with hi-
h@0rgia relatives aud friends.
Mrs. \. &. Collier aud children, and her
sister. Ml+- collins, left Tor G-0fgia last
niRht. the Judge mrellng them al Lam,
junction on his return from santa Fc /"
this city.
Mrs. smith and daughter. who Will al-o
return 10 h"rrgia, WILL upon the Ai,icr
of an attending physician. leave fnr the
south via NJ Pa-n, Mas Smith - still
qnlt" III, hut ~ she Serina Ia lT impruN.
ing th-5 expect Ia get away On Sunia!
morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The new bowling alley on north First
street, which IL being constructed hS ia.
c"h hothrr y Goa the w0rk being under
u" personal supervision ~ Fr,si. Her.
man, Will hr ready tor the hovIrr- un
Christmas eve, when turkeys viii l4
gwen ~ prizes The allry Will hr the
regulation size, sixty eight f,ri long AMI
three i,'t -lS inches wide And the outfit.
complete ~ all details, arriN,.i Yesterday
from III" east Reception r,rms for
ladies' AZ" being httri up IN gusi order,
ani Mt kuthrt states that the business
vii! hr rarrl'i un ~ tit-t.clA4- -t,Ir. r.
r., Ntnii"l has been selected ~ manager
ani hr will announce the rule, and ~
ulhilon- to govern the plarr IN lrw
dAN~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
TO BREAK THE RECORD.
The Santa Fe Railway VIII Soon Try Tor
the Fastest Run.

n nothing happens Ia int.rfsrs with
the plans Of G.narnl Sup.riptsnd.ut
Nudge. the SANTA r.. railway will nm
4n,np day in the near fu,ur. max. N trial
for IN. record ~ the w,rld's fast,.st mil.
road run. say. IA. Top.ka JournaI 1h.
LAX. shore road. which nt pre..nt hoId.
h. world. record of tina fastest run m,,
,oy take motto. that new comn.,i,o,
ar ia Inur,ls IL In ,ha n.Id
This plnn ia b., no means nsw with
;anrral Sunrint.nd.nt NuJv. Far
som. time mast .inc. IN. New N,rk rsn.
trail and Lake shore roa,,. hny. been con.
testing IN. riph, to IA. worlds record Of
fast runs. Mr. Mudy. hn. h..u ,ui.,l,
thinking Of A nice. OF track extending
from La Jun,a. Colo. Ia p,lg. CIV Kan
and wondering IL "A train could b. semi
diving acr,rs mi, dista,,c. nt "A vr.,,r,
rate Of sp..,i than has NJ. w., b..n nc.
complishrd by an, Of IN. eastern roa,s
of lat. his wondering ha. d.,.lon.d
into IN. impression that II would b. po-.
-lblr. and he il now awaiting f,yotnhI.
opportunity 10 max. IN. exp.rim.ut
IN. di.,anc. fr,m In Iunta I, D,.,v.
city IL ~ miles. and II VIZ. over Tins
niece. of ,ta,k ,hs, p,.sid.n, Ri,I.,,. s,..
riai uad. IN. Il; mile. nn h,u, ,,,, IN,
Saturda, aft.rno,n. tn. vtad. of IA.
rnad bed |. ea.y with hui f.w .hsrn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
IIIi uI,ADi> >IiNU
'"t All 'hs'iiahiN Inclined Ciii,rns Rr
spend ~ the Appeal.

Hp"hd '" the Appeal,
Inv tITI/rN desires again tn call I :.
attention ut the people ~ AlhulurtI,ir tu
III" Bfhd"h monument matter II will
he remembered that, early In November.
"A hrnrht play WAS given a. start fund
Tor this worthy pIrp'-e. About t1u wa
realized for the fund and tins amount. tn
geihrr WITH private subscription " g..
l. now on hand
Plans have been drawn and suhmittri
Ia the ladies Of the Park association uf "a
pedestal and vase of granitp--A beautiful
design 10 ct-t about tIjr These plan,
can he seen at tins office
Ihi- paper now propr,a tO open IT.
columns for the benefit ~ this goud rall-,
nj publishes below the present status ui
the fund aud Will from day tn day, puh.
ll-h III" names ~ the contributors.
Let II not h" lost sight ~ that, on that
memorable night Oct. li John Rra rn
't1Hi at his post IN the midst " "A nrr,
furnace, and hy the sacrifice u his own
HE saved the city from what must haNr
! s%n terrible Results The monument ar.
rlded upon will further improve and
hHItify the public park. and ever StAud
= mark nf credit a. the people of ilhu
ln"rqur IN thus showing their app -rcm
tion II John Rradrn'- noble act.
Contributions can he paid nt this office
nf nj the Bank ~ Commerce.
This l. the glad Christmas. tide. Let
Your hearts warm with thnt broad char.
I, which Christ said WAS the greatest
nf these"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
M'klNLkN NaO.

The President Elect win R-mhin several
Days In the B,g Town
Chicago. Dec. II Major Mchi;.ley ar
rived In Chicago this morning aud wa-
met at the depot. Il will remain until
the first of th' week. Captain" said the
maio-. when pressed 10 spend the holt.
days here Il w"ulto bc home for Christ.
mas dinner with mother"
Af'er iayligh, the train had been cheer.
ed at every station. la tn" train sheds
at Chicago the major returned the alu.
tatiOns oi hundteis aud ~ he passed
through the station entranc. several hun.
dred cheering aid shouting people rush.
ed after him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Saturday morning Andrew Cencil, one
OF the propristors II the Bank Exchang.,
attempted 10 kindle the tire at his resi-.
dencs with kerosene and was laisurely
pouring the oil from the can into the
Stov" when II iguited aud the can In his
hand exploded.
Hs little four year old son Ilarr, was
near the stove and waS badly burned
about the face, body and limhI, his face
Ia ole blister, and his condition IL con.
slider ed precarious, Mr.. Cencil was bad
ly burned about one hand and one foot
aud will be laid up Tor two or three
~eeks.--RatOn Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
4 S.asonabI. subject

The h"llda!s are nearly approaching
aud everybody who expects to make a
present ~ presents has commenced Ia
consider what II or they shall h., The
Sriu~on Is particularly ripe Tor enlrfpri-,
ing merchants who have anything to offer
the holiday trade Ia advertise their g,.-i-,
for No matter II N. times are hayd.
Christmas and New Years presents will
be made aud the merchants Who have
ssAsonsbls goods and let The people know
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
FORGING PASSES.
The santa ic Railway unearthS a
scheme IN Ron.

NNHCmC ~ fUf,
forgery -rhrur. rs means ~ which
Ire" Transportation ha. hr,u occurred over
number ot N" Wr-trfn railroads ly
certain pHftlr-, ~ "" unknown, has
been discovered l., a." oNicml. uf tie
santa r." The name u,,d IN the forgery
WA that II j, \ Nauglr. general man.
ag"r ~ the sonora rallwa,. u branch NJ
The santa Fe, AMI all Requests for pa4-r.
were iuhI" ''"f hl- signature.
II npi"ars that certain parties secured
supply 1t SONORA railway letter HEAT.
ahd then pr"r"rd,i I" rrIur-t free ttni4-
I"ftdtl"n from Western roads whri,r,rr
they 81" i"-lfr !. over the signature II Mr.
Naugl". ftrm tWrul the rr,IIr,t., nov
III Possession 'l '"u"IM Manager trr,,
II l. t"nud that lh' h.ts'N w Mr \au.
sl"- "lghaluf" wh- N'tN -kul,u,N done.
oi" "i ties" r"i est T., Tor I. II. Martin,
VII" T. stated 40 th" r'pur-t lu hr general
,AfiIna'trr Ell the r"u"ia faIiAaN at W
gal"-, NfI1., hLd the other i tot ". -.
Sh"iwrll, a -u,.",''d rNudur,"t.
III" discovery m the -cd,.tnr waS utAr
through a letter written Ia MI Frey con
cernlng IA" issuance II some II the rr-
quest-l transportation. II IL believed
that the -chrmr has been worked Tor srN.
eral months, and that much free trans.
lOrtatlon ha- been ISSUED IN RESPONSE TO
the h"gu- Requests
Mr. Frey has ISSUED circular letter 10
all concerned giving full Information u
the discovery uf the scheme.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

II throngh newspaper Advertising. are
u" ones Who will hn N" bulk " the holt.
'ay business While We are on this sub
jet Of advertising II may he said that
lar CITIZEN Wsl,- regularly almost ev.
cry home In Albuquerque and vicinity
aud IL READ regularly by great majority
II the people u New Mexico aud Arizona
Merchants of Albuquerque who have
gr"i7 adapted Ia the holiday trade cannot
hnd better means II calling the attention
of III" p"opl" " the two territorie. to the
fact than through the advertising col.
umns " this paper uut rates are very
reasonable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
~iCKtIIN MNHKitb.

h"nght"r "f the n"'"tu"r at I"wa Nnift,.
the Man 81 Iirr hut,r
lN~ N"lh"~, Iowa. bee. IT, Mis-, Mar,
Lord Drake. daughter ~ thr governor uf
llwd, ani iUutgr ~tufi,NAui, ~ trntrt.
\lll", ~rf" secretly uaffIrd at nruNrr uu
The 18th ui October t,N nfakr Who
"pI-"d ia" match. VA kept IA iguur
aur" until u" went iu lruNrt tru ,E,.
hgu tn rest and visit h, daughter. ~.
p"rtlng I" hring hrr ami h.- niece, Nh-.
WARY 'afi"ntrf, HON" With HIM Thea
Arhtn"nt between H.. ,uuug couple L.
said to hay" existed since rlulIhu.l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
EnlIGnInIn,. CnnhIhnt.

81. Louis, dec. IA special 10 the
Globe Democrat from Washington says;
Horace Davis II the candidate OF the Cal.
'fornia republican congressional delrga.
tion for n place In Ackinleys cabinet.
This decision was reached at u caucus OF
the delegation. Davis Is the president ot
the university Of California, His friends
desire To have him secretary Of the In.
terror.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
IwO Ms 1T st.
I"" h"ntu'kN n"sp"rRd"-s iIuug aud
bn~ shot ~ Mub.

w" h"hih'hN hesprrHlo~H iIuug aud
on~ shot ~ u Mnb
kuNNrllNlll". ~ prc. lN..-. half uni.
south ot here, hanging to u cedar tree.
are the h0iirS ~ bunk and Arch Proctor.
~ lh" county jail II III" dead hply NJ
VIII Proctor, u haIf brother tu bunk.
NJ O'Clock this morning mot bat.
t"f" down the front iN,T II the Iail and
forced the lallrr H. glNa up the KEYS to
the cell The oldest hhy, win ptnrtnr
ruf@'si ia" nnh, was ani shot dead IN his
cell, The other twr were taken out and
hanged.
Thrr" week. agu Nrrh rroctor, aged
- stabbed Mtun aud Doe. Grafton To
death AT NihinIllr \ week Asn the
it""t"f- had an examination Tor Killing
Narnn Grafton, aud lluk AMI mn wrt,
acquitted li,riT trld for killing hoe
'hii'h Wa -tt fut tn.dan The mnh
NUMBERED ab nj hun!f"d and dli thar
~"tk qurtlN lilli lrciur has m-u
lflI ihrr" times iui mufdrf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Dallas, Texas, lee. l1.-liearing that
the local Cuban organization conteni.
plated equiping men for Cuba, Marshal
LOv" informed the officers Of the club
that such action was violation Of law
The'eupoE the officers issued an open
letter declaring that their purpose was
TO give moral aid TO the Cubans through
congress and under no circumstances
should any movement locking to recruit.
Ing n COMPANY be Tolerated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The silver city EnIrfpris" is informed
that Representative trlStnan, II Grant
county, will make a special effort Ia 49,
cure the enactment ot Law defining aud
Furnishing bribery Ia elections, limiting
the amount which candidates may spend
and requiring AN itrmlL.i statement
under oath ~ such expenditure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
hupTNma Enurt.

The New Mexican says: The appeal ot
The CerrilloS Coal Railroad company,
plaintiff In error, Va. Josephine Deserant,
Admlnistratrix. defendant In error, con.
unues 70 occupy the attention Of the New
Mexico supreme court Judge Waldo was
elcsing Tor the plaintiff company when
this report clicked.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Cau.-. "a wall stree, FURRY,

New York. Dec. Is.--W Washington dis.
patches defining the action Of the Tor
eign relations committee on Cuban a..
fairs. created an excitement on the stock
exchanges. Prices rece,i.d very sharply.
Railwa, stocks aud sugar were the great.
est sufferers. The declines on ths active
list ranged from 2 "a per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

IAarruc", kas. Dee. i. Last might
Nugu-i hi"iinin,A ttruu"r. wa- -hrI IA
ia" h'c, - hl, safe an lu,,tu!h kIIhd
~" N'ilIni lhru triti tu com M ~uIrIi,,
lillrting "a -"rluus wound un her lrlI
hl'hst Mr.. B,rtlnin ,,id he did not
~" h"f hu haui dnd had no regrets Tor
what rhr had done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
tflnsr. Allisfi

Denver. bee. ls.- special to the
Times from Oursy, Colo. says: Gabriel
RUS, John Antras. Chas. swanson. Chas.
Anderson and Louis jackson we're In.
stantly killed In the IirgiDius shaft To-
day. They were repairing tiuhers when
the cage fell, carrying them 10 the i,inO
feet level The bsdie- will he brought
out through the Revenue tunnel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Arrested t"r Murder.

Independence. kas.. Dec. ls sharp
Rogers and relative ~ the same name
have been arrested for the murder ~
J. II. loacum. at Logan. !. T., last week
A few days before the murder iocum he
gan foreclosure proceedings on u mort.
gage on some stock he hal soli "a Rogers.
Rogers had sworn that iocum would
never get the stock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

galveston, lex, nrc, lS.- That the
North trrnIan Lloyd steamship company
All n"t abandon thu port ha- been tl,
'"hl-ntl' II "i wrll.lIluflnrd people ever
'lnre IL" report Of th' Withdrawal cam"
rom "" lurk. lhl- wa- cunlirmrd
hi morning l., IL" following rahi. t.
: Il" i'rp wdlrf committee
'lit mn. Dee. H. Hop" e. Resume
Ial'"Stun ~alilug- newt -ra-un."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
seat in the Fen,

Columbus, o.. Drc. lN. Milan Adv who
failed tor II halt milton dollars real -
tate, waN sentenced /" the V'nIl"utiafN
tor II months Tor hnrfu~ing money ia -
way which s""IlIrd t"m ~"cut-i hy Lr~l
mortgage when II was not. 4 stay wa-
granted until January I.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
IhIrAEn l.rnIn MarL.I

Chicago, bec. is.-Whrat. bee, % &C.,
Jan. ~ 'ic, Corn. Dec. - ne; Jan. - ~.
oats, Dec. lGN,ci Jan. l1lnc, MAY,
2ulsr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Al III" meeting ul l"mpl" lodge No i,
last evening the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year
A, r.. walker, wur-hlpful master.
l.. u. thanih"fllil. senior warden.
I. T. Mr!rfS. junior warden.
j, Maluy. treasurer
I. ". Mrilrf. SECRETARY
Installation viii l." hrli on bee, ~,
when the applnilNr ullcr- viii lr nll,s.
IN" New MrNlrdr SAY r. " bot.
@oh VII" IL here from Albuquerque hook.
ing after Important legal business before
the -npfrin" court l. ~ receipt ~ u telr
grsn from niIrd states Attorney v. H.
'hild"r- stating that he viii reach santa
Fe Ia night from Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
i'eusiou Il.fu..,I

Washington. Dee II. The house by
10 I" ~ to-day Killed Ia" hll fot the re-
lief "f Mrs Flora 4. Darling, of loul~l.
ana. II then took up other private pen.
sion claim bills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
City Licenses,

Under q decision OF the territorial su.
preme court. the county collector IL not
entitled to I per cent for the collection Of
hquor licenses within the corporate lin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Modesto Ortiz, the old Own demOcratlc
lawyer. II II said. received letter yea.
teFdAy from SECRETARY Miller. stating that
he intended 70 organize both h0uscs VI
tbs legislature dsnOcrssie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The Las Vegas optic say It j. cur.
rentll funurrd that Miss Hattie EAnez.
II this ritN. viii s"-,n become the wife
and h"lpmr,t uf "a wrll.t0du gentleman
Uf AlbulurTqur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Itr,an Unr. More

Lincoln. Nrh.. Iirr. ls.-Nilliam i.
bryan viii leave here IN day OF two tor
Chicago, reaching there Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
IInAaI.
LAID 10 HEsT.:

Paris, Dec Is. Paul AugI-te Arenr,
French lltetAtrur, II dead, aged 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Sol"mn snd impre-siNr hnrisI t~r.,noni..
over Maria HoinrroA

Solemn snd Impressive nnriaI ,-r-moni..
over Maria Ron~ToA
The funeral Ui Miss Maria Romero.
which occurred this morning. WAS one Ut
the largest aud most lInprrr.INr ever --ru
IN Albulu"rgur. Ia. pfoc--,lun VIA lrd
by the Old town baud. Following wrt.
the boy. Of IT. Mary schoul ami next 10
them the young ladies' II St. Vincent
academy, amt then followed several
la'ii,- ~ ths SOdallty -ri.,,. who
we're HchDlInAtrs NJ the drceas.d
After these came the carriage ~ the
officiating clergy uan, Rev Father MAn.
dalari, followed hy the hear. bt~ld-
which III pail b"af-r- aud honorary laii
b-arrr- walked with uncovered heads a.
a guard IT honor. The pail bearers we're
+. u. strong. h. harcla. >. RoInrrp, v.
samoa, li.ArmiIu aud r.Quinli,pn, and the
young lAiler ~h0 art,d as honorary pail
brarefs were Anita AfIniJo Emula Bulk.
ley, brriir Maxwell. Laura I.utz, Lizzie
alrh aud Lizzie Powers The carriages
bearing the stricken family wrfr fol
lowed 10y long line ~ vehicles Ia which
we're the sHTUwing aud rynpathiziug
friends Of the deceased aud the berrayri
family.
The services at the church ~ the In
mAculAt. conception, which were con.
dnct,si by Father AandalaTi, were ~ the
lmIO-ing and impressive character Gus
0mary with the Catholic church, aud the
church WAS lillei ~ Overlooking with
th's,r who -Ought t0 pay q last tribute ~
RESPECT Ia the dead. The music by the
cl"lr formed All Important part ~ the
-+rNlc ani was ~ character h-iiltinR
the occasion. The members ~ the Choir
sang not only Tor fellow mortal gone
ont into the unknown but Tor on" who
had blrni@i her voice with theirs sab
hath after sabbath ~ the Worship ni
the church. The -nlu hy Mrs. Shinlrk.
Angels Ever Bright Aud Fair" which
Wa sung by rrlur-l, was full ~ feeling
aud formed n iittlng Tribute to the mem.
Ory ~ the departed
Al the clra ~ the services IN thu
church the Procession was ~ fufln"d ani
all that war mortal ~ Maria Romero Wa-
t"rne to it- iinal RESTING plac- ~ santa
barbara cemetery.
Miss Romero vas AN eIrpptInnAlly |
bright and attractive young woman, b--
Lowell by all with Hhnm ~he Was sS-o !
ciat'si. and her early death brings -If !
row, not only Ia the inmriia'r famll, I
and relatives, but tu large circle ~ .
friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Nothing further has b,-II heard AT l.m
ing from the harder bandits aui th"t"
seems tn h- ~ doubt bul thrI have ultir
their way cut ~ IL. ruuutt,
The demand fuf houses e. rent Ani fit
Furnished f"'u' l. At n" present TINE
unprecedented IA th" history Of silver
tIb,
~"me Las tturr- parties recently ramr
withlI an Hr" "t rnn n7rmmallug = twrn.
y-li'e thousand dollar inning irl
There ~" already three a.piran's 'oT
the h.V' -. n
The .i'urIdI, - pIO,.,aa Via i,,.r
. special holiday edition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
SIlNeT md Lad.
S"ipg 4" ''-orgis

New York, ihrc. lS,-Silvsr. 90, Lea :
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The Prescott mining exchange notes u
marked Increase IA N. nuulb-T ~ Wis.
ii'r' inqnlrng for Arizona mining in.
Nestnent-
Col. ], " DwNer aud wife have gone
a. klfk'illr, Missouri. Tor n short stay
prior 10 returning t0 Ration.
" l.. Jrunng- suiirtSi n stroke II
paralysis, at Ration. aud Is reIOrl.d iAr.
g"'onsl! M
tn" territorial legislature meets la
Phoenix on January ID. lsy7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-12-31
VAST PLEASURE PALACE.
An Amusement Scheme on an Immense
 Scale Projected In Boston.

An Amusement Scheme on an Immense
 Scale Projected In Boston.
 An amusement enterprise. on larger scale than anything of similar nature heretofore projected ill Boston, has tax en shape and is already so far ill hand that the architect is busy with his plans and specifications.
 The proposition is to erect pleasure building which shall combine grand opera house, bicycle track, a horse fair, an arena and riding school, a skat- ing rink, gymnasium, cafe, roof garden, and, in fact, every known adjunct T popular pleasure.
 This great building is intended to oc- eupy all the vacant space opposite the John Boyle O'Reilly monument, ill the Boyleston fens, and the name Fenway Garden is suggested for it. The cost is to be met by popular subscription. The capital stoo is placed at $1, 1850, 900.