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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-09
PENSIONS GRANTED.
To Residents OF This District
Through Judge Gibson's Influence

To Residents Of This District
Through Judge GIbson's Influence
J. Congressman Gibson has received
notices of the issuance ofshe follow
ing peasiohsaeuring the "vNeek ended
July q, 1896, to claimants living in
his district, rhe cases Gaving been
pushed to a speedier decision be,
cause Of d letter 10 the Pension Blu
reau writes by him;
Knox county-Lavnia Martin,
Knoxville; IS. P. Angd, Knoxville
Horace Stpes, Mayo; .gulina F. Full
ton, Knoxville, Salke Hampton,
Knoxville; VIM. HI. 'EEington, Knox
vile; Nancy Woliver, Knoxville
goame county flames Helton
lockwood.
aoudoh county-Br. James T,
DhiplSy, Grle. s tstf....
Bloeat county-Isabelle Crisp, Cliff
Sewer county--Aaron McCown.
Jefferson county-sG. L. Phillips
i,saardian, New Market. m
The'fsllowing ruling made by TIN
secretary of the interier will be of I'M
|terest to pension attorneys and clai
mantssgenerally:
"Where pesasion granted to I
widow edl accouat ofsnainor chiGd @
ilher deceased husband has been ter
animated because said child had at
tained'its sixteeath year, and / wher
she child has been continuously sine
hts sixteenth year insane, idioac o
otherwise permeatlylheipless, peasiol
smayibeallowed Gtn-fEournal. IS
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-09

& 3 s.. u
1 Hyram T. Gay, our tonsorial artist,
aeit last week for his old home in
Ohio. Has wife accompanied him.
We suppose Uncle Gay means to call
ION Mckinley while there and get a
cabinet position. If he is successful
we are thinking Of applying for a
government job.
Miss Grace and Emma Browning
will leave on Thusday of this week
for Bloant county, Tennessee, where
they will be the guests of friends. -
Wilmington 10y Republican. 's'1
The Misses Browning arrived here
the 4th. and were welcomed by old
friends. Miss Emma was primary
teacher in the Friends School at this
place and a host Of friends are glad to
see her again. a r
Friday night DR.. Blankenship was
walking up street and met some
ladies at the corner of College and
Main streets. He stepped aside 10
let the ladies pass and stepped off of
the little board walk into the ditch
and in the fall his little finger nail
was torn off and the one next to il !
almost off. The walk across that
ditch should be at least six feet wide.
Such narrow walk is very dangerous
where so many have to pass that point.
On the 4th. Jim Scott Davis, Of
near Ellejoy, was riding his horse
along the street when one of Mary
ville's numerous ornaments in the hog
line ran in front of the horse and trip
ped it. The horse fell violently to
the ground, badly brusing both of
Mr.. Davis's legs just above the knee.
The right ankle was also hurt. He
was Immediately taken into the Sam
Houston Inn and DR.. Blankenship
dressed the wounds. AS Mr.. Davis
is young man it is thought he will
get along alright.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-09

Will A. Coulter has boagant the
spotted Asabian Stallion of Jesse
James. The price paid was ssDo.
die has also bolgkt fine spetted
mare of E. J. Gqpaey.
Mrs. Dicfey and her daughter,
Mrs. C. A. Leonard, left for ,the
latters home in Cynthlana, Ky,
Friday. Her SON. q. A. Dickey .also
returned to his home in Indiaaapok-
Eor the first time .in the memory ,es
the writer beef cattle are worth more
Ia the market than hsgs. Large cattle
bring AZ cents per pound gross
while the best hogs are worth but SS1llz
gross, ,--Sunbrlght Dispatch.
Miss Bertha Coming left Saturday
evening for Canada by ~ay Of Chi.
cago an& the lakes. AKof her moth
ers people live near Montreal. She
will certainly have pleasant trip and
see some very pretty scenery.
TAKE N0EIcE:-A nice house and
lot for sale cheap. Part cash and the
|
balance on one and two years. A
good location and good neighbors.
For further information call on or adj
dress the TINES.
Quite an oddity in the way of corn
was brought into our office last Satur-
day by w. S. Alexander, the ear
which is at the. top of the
stalk, and has a silk of about foot
in length while practically there is no
corn whatever. We suppose it is a
strange freak of nature.
We see by the Knoxville papers
that a marriage license was granted
to Samuel Boyd Parker and Miss
Jennie Chapman. We suppose ere
this they are man and wife. Mr..
Parker graduated from MaryvilIe Col
lege this year. The bride was also a
former student.
If you want the latest news in re-
gard to the Democratic National Con-
vention see the TINES bulletin board
in trout Of the Office. By courtesy Of
the Knoxville Sentinel and Tribune
and the Peoples Telephone we are
enabled to give our citizens the con-
vention news in detail.
State Secretary of Y. NJ. C. A. Mr..
Smith will speak in the Y. M. c. A.
Hall next Sunday afternoon at arg
O'Clock. Mr.. Smith is one of the
noted Y. M. C. A. workers in the U.
S. and is very fine speaker. men
and boys are earnestly invited to
come. He is good singer and will
sing for us.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-09

An editor says that apples may be
kept two years by wrapping them in a
newspaper in such way as to ex-
clude air. The newspaper must,
however, be one on which the sub
scription has been paid in full, or the
dampness resulting from what is due
will cause the fruit to spoil.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-09
Mo.fghts the 9TH.

No,fghts the 9TH.
T'hatwas certainly awst rain Tuesday,
las. ~. Gates aad,MEe were over
mom ,Knoxville last keaL.
Miss Sdinnie BrAgoyne has ain,ost
recovered from quite a-siege Of sack
NESS. e ~.
! Raymond Patton is visiting his,
aAnt, MIS-. Ma'Y GeeEses on Lffls
River. fite
Gsoodfesh turnip seed 6or Fall and
Wanter Tin any quantity at G. A
Toale's.
Mrs. Gula McMeeken, nee Nc
Kinaseg, spent last week visiting
frieGds at this place.
Qasrtetly Court was liz session
Monday. We will publish the pro
ceedings next week. sl
Ralph Swan and famaly spent the
4th with MIS-. Swans parents, Rev
il. A. Ruble and wife.
Chancellor Lindsey held apecia
term Of the Chancery Court here
Monday and Tuesday. A's
James Clark, Sr., left for Mich Far
Tuesday morning where he will wsi
Eis daughter until winter. ~
Mrs. Hastings the mother of Mrs
W.. o. Garner, Is here visiting. She
now resides in New York.
Rev. John Kittrell is in Tennessee,
called there by the serious illness Of
his mother. Wilmington (O) Repub
rttfrH = r ~
lican. a4 M
There will be an Old Harp singing
at Antioch four miles from Maryville
the 4th Saturday Of this month. Ben.
jeans leader.
Mrs. w. C Newly and daughter,
Miss Maggie, of Salida, Colo, are
here visiting relatives and old friends.
They formerly lived here.
Miss Jonnie Thomas gave a birth
day social to some of her friends last
Saturday night. An enjoyable time
was reported by those present.
Most of the machinery for the new
woolen mill of w, E. Parham, has
arrived and been placed in the new
ware house recently erected by him. =
Sentinel. t,...s ns.. Sail
One of Rev. R. L. Jenkin' twin boys
died June 18th. 1t was a months and
5 days old at the time of its death.
The other one has been quite sick
but is better now. ~
There will be an Old Harp singing
at the M. E. Church of this place the
first Saturday in August. The sing
ing will be conducted by w. S. Alex.
ander, Ben Jeems, John Blevens and
several other noted Harp singers.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-09
The End. .>,--..-...sm >,--..

year drawing and we must reauce
stock before invoice the following reduced prices
only, or until they gone
i3fl4r !. Ladies 81 Button Shoes for 75c
" soon Ladies 25" $1OO
''. Misses 1.25 Tan Lace Shoes 100.
y nas Ladies 1.25 Fine Kid Shoes 100
4 saq2-a Ladies 75c. Slippers for 6Oc.
Ladies LOO Slippers for soc.
.in Ladies 1.25 Slippers for 100
sea Fine Zephyr Ginghams 7c
/, y. -'a Real good green coffee 1ec.
;es goods greatly reduced prices Chldfens hne
Slippers prices suit We offer all kinds OF disn
es at low prices will sell bargains now in all KINDS
and call in and see the
+ goods ,le,aajf tp9,e s,fg sHt
en .esa0l3p HatsV sy Your Friends,
E i~g i 800 sa,sa ias 7aies BITTLE, WEBB & co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
1HI ftNtNAL
A. the Opera H"u.- this Nn-tn"on Very
sui~mn Vet impo.ins

A. the Op-ts Rouse this Au-rn"on Nrr,
s"i-mn N-, Imposing
Al - this aftefnWn the ilto tell WA.
tolled, aud the remains. IN n handsome
octagonend clOth.coNefed silver mount
ri casket, were removed from the under
tskers' Ia the opera house, the pail hear
er- walking side by side with the hpatsr
ani the ca-kel placed IN front VI the
stage, where II was @pn literally cover.
~i with lliwrr- un the stage was n
stand NJ hand-nne ilIwet-, aud IN Irr.
feet view ~ the audience WA- rt,r.- "
flowers.
Vt 2iu the opera house being crowd
al half an hour beforehand -lRrN. Heat
Tie "lrnri the -er,irr by announcing n
prayer from Rev FoulkS. which wA- iul
lowed 10y scripture reading from Re-,
Nrlrh
The hAnh then played \mrflrA My
Country lis ui Thee" after witch Rev.
I'"attlr drllNrfrh a feeling address and
alluded IN rl' Iupnt words to John Ira
den ~ brave ani true hrl"
After the address. Mrs ~hinulrk ,Ang
n S"io. Angels Ever Bright and Far %
Miss hllmot" accompanying "u a."
piano.
he audience was Requested tu stand.
after which the ra-krt with the frmaiu,
Wa removed tn the hrAf,r the fInrial
cuTt"gr formed Ani -un thereafter the
last sal rites, IN honor uf T. pt John Hfa
Ii"n the hero were over.
1l" STORES, the public and private
-chunl-. IL" New Mexico nl,rr.iiN. ih,,
'''r~- Military Institute, the t'a,hullr dr,I.
'mi Aud -ch1,l. rlr,ri IN ul",llrnr, tu
The proclamation IT NaNur htldfligr. and
attended, III" -"fNlr"-, many ui Hhuui
wrir nuuruer- H. the cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
,NtTtHNS rntrI,i>.

short u.lLs With 0lh Timer. whn kn.~
| John Nra'i.n S"srs Ago.
John Rrairn. who lost his life ~ the
Carnival parade ~ last Friday night AiId
whom the citizens IL Alhuluerln. hon.
orai this afternoon ~ true hero Ia
every sense u the word. was n large. big
hearted man who left huIn" early In Ilfa
aud lived for years upnn thu plains, driy-
ing stages and protecting his pa,senger-
from -a>ag" Indians that lurkpsi along
the trails more than thirty and forty
years ago
"le-," remarked Robert Reagan this
morning. II tir-t met John Rrairn IN the
fall and winter ~ lSi2 lie was IN the
EMPLOY of the len Holiday stage com.
pau! between Fort k"arn.y and Fort
lirldg"r aud salt Lake city. During tn.
early part ~ lNs3 aud al+o IN 1854 | met
him quite often on the plains Of 'oloralo.
u" was acting ~ mrsSrngrr. wagon mas.
ter anh stage driver Tor the ahOv" com
pany IN fact ~ conf irntial ut head
nIan. This wRs during the Indian
Wars and the company needed brave men
like Brairn Ia iSk ont Tor their III
trfests. ALA met him III lSsi at Fort
S'sigwick; he Wa siill III the employ of
the stag company. met him IN Pueblo,
Colo, n few years later aud he ~ns acting
city marshal. have known him In cen.
iral New Mexico AMI tlhuIi"rlur for the
past twelve Or iiur+n years. We often
talked ~ old tinir- ani narrated many
hair breadth 's.rap-- from lnilan- 10 each
other, hut H. never told me where hr waa
born. ~ whether he WA ever nIarfI,si uT
hal any known relatives. think. how
ever, that he wa- original, from Penn.
%,lNanla ~ ohio"
j, :, tamphrll, an old army veteran,
SAYS II lir-t met John Bra,irn at liam.
ilton, ohi" ahout forty years age, aud the
next time ! Saw him hr was IN the rnI.
p'"I II Hen, holiday ~ stag. driver and
o,rt-'"r IN Colorado nn the Platte river
This VIA In 1871 Ia 1859. aud al1It eight
or ten years ago | met him here In Alhu.
qurrque, lie WAS then In the rm"'3 4"
James duncan, WIN VIA does soma THi''
road repair work near 'I'iE cl'! ""h
think he wa- a,,' married h"lieye he
waz free. JhlO,"
Jack Harris another uldtimsr, wRS
seen. lie stated: II knew John Brahen
~ n stage driver for hen holiday on the
Bitter creek division IN Colorado, be.
tween North Platte ani tirean river IN
lSlj.iG. Chas, Ives WA the Toai agent
then. and James stewart WA the super
intendrnt Tor the holiday stage lines.
Bob Spotswooh was the division agent AT
Denver. short time aiterwAri the
Wells. Fargo ExpreS4 company bought the
stage lines, and ! think that braien
workad for the express company for n
few years. lie came tO Colorado from
III. Northwest stag" company up In Iowa
and Minnesota"
Archie Hilton, Nm. Jerome. Fred
bowen and Henry Wardwell als0 knew
J"hn BradrL up la Colorado twenty i've
and forty years ago,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
THE DEAD HER0!!
A Meeting of Citizens Held to Honor
Hero John Braden.
ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE MEET AND APP
POINT PAIL BEARERS AND USHERS
The Eunera! at the Opera House This Afternoon The
largest Ever Held in the City
IIRi DEPARTMENT AID oIuIR SocllIu> ArII>n

i"rt ~ hll uniform ar the Nrnop at
81 T. III, oct. 2nth. Il, urIt
M. ~,LIu,t-H.
'aptaln l-t ln'autt,, y. MN.
tiIt ulINRINENI.
VII mrInh't- II the Alhuuurtutr Fire
department are requested tu HpIa,hf In
uniform, without APPARATUS. AT lhr nIara
h'u~r AT T.. III. II, ktilE,
thi"t ut Department
lhl~ nntlrr Wa, "llnW,sl l., n call
from Foreman rtnrN, "f the trfgu-4nu
li""k and Ladder company Foreman l..
Il STRAUSS, uf the W. hn-.. colnpau,
F"f"man Knight, ot the scott M,srp hn,.,
company, And Foreman ~rhrlkr. " the
NJ. > ho-r company, asking that the
members ut thrIt Respective companies
APPEAR Ht headquarters, at u'rl,rk ..
N, ~ uniforms
90 Il - N\b ~llul-.
While III" offices aui -hnpS will not hr
closed, rmplUIr~ Hhu desire tu attend the
funeral II III" late John Brnd"n viii hr
i"fultt"i tu dn 50. T. IL WILL.
GENERAL Supt T. n, T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
Iut ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEES.

Marshal fn"rs"o aud Committee p-rfsrs
All Necessary "Details.
Marshal Emerson. with his committee
on arrangements. then met In the dirrc,
tors f0m oi the bank ~ Commerce. aud,
after organizing, the marshal annoIIrr,i
that III" funeral would occur at the nprrA
'n'tiS" at 1clrk this lur-ia, after
n""n. and TINT Rev. 7, e. Brattir, pastor
of the PRESBYTERIAN church. would con.
! duet the services. with the assistance II
either ministers of the city.
III" committee then .l,rled the follow
ing pail bearers,
thlm H. lsnpp-, Tor the lire Department,
Lieut. Col. John I'nrralailr, Tor the nil.
! itla; i'm, f. =. StO,rr, for the citizens,
lIr. ", a. ii","', Tor the physicians; Il, v,
H. Bryan. Tor the lawyers. aud \. l. Itinl-
/ hlr, Tor thu street railway.
h. L. NaShhurn was appointed com.
mitte- Ia secure singers for the services
Sergeant Maynard Harding. Corpnral
inuiS McRae, rorporal han Scruggs and
Private Clarence Jones, members ~ Go
q. we're appointed u-hrr-
II was thought advisable by the ,'ui'
nitte~, owing u the horribly hu'nrSi con
diti0n ~ the face ani hliy, not Ia eNpsaT'
the remains for the public ~ lOk at,
Marshal Elner~II. who IL acting Tor the
fair association, announced that the a4s0-
citation had NAL" very crrditahle dona-
tion toward the funeral. and that H.
L.. Ma4hhurn hal secured, from public
subscriptions, about t2i; als0 that the
Non S-ctarian Benevolent -ciety had
contributed tlo,
Asit was the wish and intention ~ the
counmil,ee to give John Braden burial
iitting his brave deed, n soliciting com
miltpe was namei b. ask -ulScI ption.
from the citizens this morning.
II was announced by the marshal that
the livery stables. hai donated hacks foI
the old friends Of the deceased, who vii
attend the services ~ chief mourners
and that the funeral procession will form
on west Sailroai avenue. Ia front of IN,
opera HOUSE.
All organizations ani citizens who de
sire 10 pay homage Ia one w deserving
were requested by the committee 10 At
tend the funeral and II possible follow
, the remains 10 their iinal resting place II
fairview cemetery.
/. The committee also ask Tor donation
. Of flowers, after which the committee ad
iouFnsd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24


" v. Me- lslldn, Trustee, I" Nhurirr
Hobbs and wife, relrA-r uu lut -, blucA
a. Eastern aiiitlnu
Iulrina t. 4" rIILrut" T. Jr-u, Ne.
lN,~ puTanr- prrclnrt s., constellation
a.
NirUirmu- rhaNr4 hr ha,r- to tanir
lara g. dr IhdNr- warranty dr,'i tu a
piece "t land ~ the toHn II raulto
consideration, ti'L
Charles lla-Elmlth h. Nanry r.
MSr" and husband rrI"a-' Ia t~o pieces
II laui ~ the tuSn 1t krTnalIllu,
First National hauk II santa f. a.
Nancy r.. Mnrr and husband frlra~' tu
twu pieces ~ lani ~ H." town II lhrua
llllO,
Henry ' Jana to lIr--ir Jaiia war
raniy drsi io : lots, block | - lots, hlurk
., - lots. blTk :, /! lots, blrk -, -
lots. blTk ., II lut-, hlck :, northern
addition, AMI lot II, hlck =, lmis -, -
~, block id, \, N, 7 Ca, al~p lots u And
rs, block a" homestead, q =, addition
consideration, t1,D
N. 4, Eaton aud wife lo Sarah j, Ma
loney, warranty IL lots ri, - and -,
block a, town II Gsllup, consideration,
tgCu.
Marshal fnTnofi and several guards
will leave Ia might ioT the I'.aitrntlaTy
at santa W with the prisoners sentenced
W various terms By Judge Collier ysstsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
MosuHE>r To JoMS nWipES

On. shouId b~ kr-r,ed - Sonn ros.
sibIs Ia ~. MrmuTy
Rev Beattis VIA a,sistsi IN the John
Braien funeral services N the opera
house yesterday afternoon by itr's Nelch,
Allen, Nenaul, Bennett, Foulks aud clay,
ton.
Besides those mentioned In TnE tIII'
ZkS's article ot yesterday Afternoon, the
quartette club -M~srs. Dupuy, v AShburn,
brown and Maynard were pterent and
aAng two songs. Il Cannot Always Trace
thu Way" and always with Us"
ksA j. ?. kaslss. Ma W. Y. Maltoas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24
DI>IRII COZ WT.

'tun,ri'N I"uui ,,uuli, 81 Iuinr .iinn
uth't '"itt sew.
l'r ch,,, IT co., mtrl STATE. 81. Flm.
Ifmpt'N rnatSri will adultery. WA- uu
timI Nr-lrtin att"tn,-u. AMI ih- mora.
lug ~" llr rrtururI "A Nrfllrt uf guilty
81 t"lulratl"n, aud IA" Defendant Wn-
."ut"ur.,l ~ tl,, court tr slN months NJ
IL" county nil
iu the rt-' "i " Sulih trr,iNrt. ~
~i'rlru ,Itd,irI aud "thrt. the plaiu
tn i"mu'trt {" vl,ai ~ abatement
W. argued AMI the court -u-talnrd the
drinuttrt
un IA" territorial -ld, Il the court lhl.
mufnlng ~" 60" II John \ IlrurN ~. j
Il Nee "Wau e, al. A,,ump-lt. the drnnir
trr I" the declaration ~n, u,rrtul,-i.
IN" committee appointed tO examine
the qualifications "f : H. Nnuthall for hd
mi--i"n I" th' tar reported fa,"tahly on
IL" applicant he then t,-'k the oath ptr.
~'tlh"i hN the rul'~ AMI VIA aimitt,s'
~ an alt"tnr, II thi, court
I- Nal" ~on "f sunny Italy. ~
n"'Inr'd hi" alIrgianr" IL hing lluml-rt
thI' morning, AMI was admitted H. cit
iLrn ut the nit"i States
III" ras" IL the nlt,i States ". l,-n
Ru.h, rnluT-i. indicted for in,rrcrp,ing
a letter l. "n trial this afternoon.
Ia" criminal docket wa- called at >
o'clrk this AitcrnHli. and the raar- -,.t
dawn fuf trial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

\ stranger surr"nd-rs itim.-iI Ia III.
ShrflH,


>hrfiH.
I. J., irntty. the stranger VIII" was ~
rested saturday un the charge nl insan
itS, l. Stlll runlinrd IN the county Jail.
SaNN the Pm~nix Republican
The mans general appearance and ar
tinn- 'i0 not indicate Nh un+dluh mini.
hut according a. his uwa admission hr l.
n murderer. lie talks freely and inrps
sanity on that subject. hut -a,s he think
h1 was Justified III committing the dr,si
lie Ay- that h- lives In West Virginia
where hs owns n large ranch. Abnut r
year agJ hr hai -nInr difficulty W.,
neighhoT whom he klll~l. lle.,. H., ~,
howrvrr' ~ay what the ,sa1 for tnr w rri,n"
murder iIr WAS ,ii.i,a,i W. ~, ,,,,',
hut nwino Ia :, ~'licitAtluh] oi trlrhh-
r." H." n.", n n the country, coming west
~, Wed here with depleted rXchr
.rf aud am0ng strangers. lli- crime
preypai on his mind Tor h. realized
that he would EOI le I~nnilrss. aud his
pride would not permit him ~ work
among u class Of p,sIple with whom hr
was not accustomed. Tie finally deter
minei " surrender himself u the MI
thnrltir> and stand trial Tor his crime,
lie II a man apparently about ~ !rar-
Oi age aud has an Aristcratic bearing
giving evidence ~ cultured mind, llr
will h held In rn1indy until the West
Virginia authorities are heard from.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

Mrs. Ndll B. Yield Mr.. y s,,,o
Mrs. John Brady. Mrs 4 n ,sin.I., and
several other ladies'. with IA. nt. cnm,.
niea. contributed the floral off.,iro. ana
~ stated Ne-t.tda, ia. J,..t,,,,. ,,.,,. A.,
de,4i, handsome and apntnn,iat.
In the sermon hy R., H..,,i, NJ, NJ,
pealri In .lNIurnt words IA IA. r,.,l. r.
contribute sunl.i,ut frrl. :, .,,,, =.
monument tn the m.,u,t, ~ I,,,, l,.
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Yesterday aft-rnH'n. while Foreman
Knight aud hi ilrrmrn II the Scutt Nanrp
hre roinpan, were IN the procession
paving tribute Ia the hero, John Bradrn
the neS~engrr lDy from IN. Western
ion Telegraph cnmlany'- office r"dr ~
and handed Mr.. Knight n Telegram. II
waS from l.i~bon Falls. Maine. and came
from II brother. r.. +. knight. conveying
the sat Intelligence ~ the death of HI
father and notifying him that thu
funeral would take place On Thur r4iay
afternoon. The circumstances under
which the Hpi news VIA rrcri I'd, th.
fact that Mr, knight WA on the seat ~
III" same hack containing the same LITTLE
girls VIII" came very near Ia meeting
with All awful arriirnt un last FRIDAY
night when John BrAi"n WAS fatally
burned, ma,ir the news com. tn the r..
crn"r III tie nature nf donhlr ailllr
tlun, and Int tITl/E> offers it, rondnl.
enc" Mr. Knight d"plureS hi- inamlit,
a. attend III" funeral ot his father, and
last night Sirrd these fact- t0 hi~
brother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

/" 'liiSrns. I;usinrss Men sud Dr.
gsnissii"ns.
4 HII/tN "f yesterday publlshri
fI ior IA" citizens meeting. for
MI Ia" proclalnation Of Mayor Hal
Shd IA order 10 make the affair
~ and Ia show IL the outside
'hai can m dome here toward do
~ Ia a dead hero, the following Is
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