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The evening times., 1896-04-17
POISON IN THE BITE.
Angry Cat Attacks a Little Boy and
His Mother.

New Brunswick, n. j., April 1.-Two
persons. 4 mother and her 5-ycar'oid son,
were attacked by an angry tomcat Thurs
day afternoon and severely bitten john
Gordon the boy, was playing i'll the yard
with the cat when his mother. Mrs. John
Gordon. heard Il scream. A moment n ter
the child ran in the house screaming with
pain and fright. Blood was frickiing from
his right wrist. where the cat had bitten
him. and his right leg was also bitten.
When Mrs. Gordon went into the yard
to drive the cat away it snraug savaccly
at her and bit her in the hand. She re-
treated into the house and locked the door.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
Fleeing Cashier Caught.

Winterset, Ia, April led. Streeter
who accompanied c. q. Davies, the East
Peru bank wreckcr, in his flight from
jail last Tuesday was apprchended last
evening after a hot chase of six miles
through the woods north of here. Dawes
was seen. bTt eluded his purSucrs. A posse
OF 500 farmers are watching for him and
have surrounded a heavy strip OF timber
where it is believed he is in hiding. There
is no doubt that he will be lynched if he
falls into the hands of the excited men.
many Of whom were depositors of the i'll
fatel bank.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
His Friend Saw Him Drown.

Chester. Pa, April 17.-Adley Brown
was drowned at Chester Creek yesterday
afternoon. The boy, who was nineteen
years of age, made an effort to catch a
squirrel, but missed his footing and fell in.
He struggled in the water in sight of
friend. who was unable 10 assist him. The
body was recovered by Parke Booth two
hours ar,crward. He was the son Of
Albert ID. BrOw Own.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
General Booth May Come Here.

Philadelphia, April III would not
be surprised to receive word that Gen.
William Booth was coming over from Europe
to this country said the Philadelphia
Salvation Army leader. Brigadier Evans,
upon his return from Chicago today. In
fact. weare expecting word to that effect
Brigadier Evans further said: Il have
great hopes OF receiving back into the ranks
many who have joined the Volunteers
The evening times., 1896-04-17
New AIlRail Route to Atlantic City
vim PennsYlyanIa RaiIraad

The passenger department of the Penn
sylvania railroad announces that COM
mcncing Sunday, April 10, express trains
will be operated between Broad Street
station. Philadelphia. and Atlantic City,
via the new Delaware Bridge, leaving at
S:05 Il. IN. and 7:30 p. m. daily, Return
ing, to leave Atlantic City at 1910 a m
ana l:45 p. m. The Inauguration OF this
new all-rail route 10 Atlantic City OBJ
viates The necessity of transferring in
Philadelphia. apl7-3t
The evening times., 1896-04-17
CORRUPT SPANISH ELECTIONS.
Votes In Madrid Exceeded I he n umbe
of Electors in the City

Madrid, April IA scrutiny of the re-
turns or the recent elections for members or
the Curfcs proves that the recorded votes
in Madrid exceed the total number of voters.
Every one OF the Conservative candidates
was elected. Marquis Cabrianna. who some
time ago revealed the rottenness in the
municipal administration and who was
consequently offensive To the government
was as has been heretofore stated in these
dispatches. defeated Wien he stood for
election TO the Chamber Of Deputies. He
has Protested against the elections. assert
ing that votes cast for him were credited
to other candidates.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
Brave Man Killed.

shaniokin, Pa, April 17.-John Ander-
son, who risked his own life 10 save
the lives OF forty-scven fellow-workmen
al the time of the Luke Fisher mine fire
Two years ago. was ground 10 piece. under
the wheels of a fIieght engine yesterday.
He was twenty-four years of age and was
married four months ago.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
TWO MEN KILLED

Converter In "a Sugar Refinery EEs
pIodcs With Fatal Results.
Peoria. H.. April II. Shortly after
o'clock this morning John Hof,:' and man
names Harnes were instantly killed by the
explosion of a ctuvertcr at the Lower
Sugar Works. John Wilson, Matt 90 rnUly,
and John Dooly were scrit nsIy in iured.
over ] 90 men were at work on the fourth
ooor Of the buildinc, in which the cxrI, sion
occurred, and many narrow escapes arc
rpportpJ
The evening times., 1896-04-17
Cuban missionary Imprisoned.

Atlanta, Ga, April IA telegram was
received yesterday from Havana by DIR. T.
F. Tichenor, corresponding secretary of the
Home Mission Board, informing him that the
Rev. A j. DiaZ, an American citizen. and
supc rinieDdcnt of the missions of the
Southern BAPTIST Convention in Cuba, has
been IMPRISONED.
The evening times., 1896-04-17

Some people are willing TO pay
more for jewelry elsewhere than
purchase at Lewis S. kann'S.
There's a reason for il. They
dent know where kann', is. Do
you?
53i Seven II.
Just leiow street,
The evening times., 1896-04-17
koren to purrow Money.

10 Japan has gone TO Russia under the al-
thority of the king of Korea, to negotiate
a loan of So s.GGo.t0o, giving the Korean
province of Hanging as security.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
Arfhur Cecil Dend.

London, April 17.-Arthur Cecil Blunt.
known on the Stage as Arthur Cecil, died
at Brighton yesterday.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
1T BR00KlAND
Employed in ExcaVating for the
Large lexington Sewer. :
HOW THEY EAT AND SLEEP

Most of Them Live in a Shed Near
the Scene of Their Labor and Pre-
pare Their Food in the Open Air.
They Are a Peaceable COlOny-Can-
not Speak English.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
CH0KED INTO INSANITY
PitifuI Condition Of Michel
Jones, a mulatto.
HER VOCAL ORGANS CRUSHED

Brutal Treat ment at the Hands of the
Negro With Whom She Had Been
Livlng-Her Injuries Are Serious
and May Become Permanent-LoOk-
ing for the Assailant.
The evening times., 1896-04-17
PCSTOFFICE NOTICE
Transatlantic Mails.

Should he r. AL daily by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any TIM
Foreign mails for the week cu'iiE A pru
Is, Will close at this office as fC.l ws: Il
IL. -r-..r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
ALL SORTS.

Gilbert Briggs and wife returned
from California Yesterday.
Jim Benton received two improved
Columbia bicycles yesterday.
Lovely new spring bonrets at Mrs.
Knowles and Easter styles that can
not be duplicated in this city. I'm
Mr.. Holmes of the Merrimac quarry
and wife are at the Arlinct, n. They
will leave for California this evening
or Sunday.
All the butcher shops will have a
big display of Spring lamb todav.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and
all good Christians should dine off
Spring lamb.
The greater New York will nave an
area of $50 square miles. against 6SS
square miles in the civ of London. 1t
will make of New York the second city
in numbers in the world.
The Bulletin charges that Rev.
Brown attempted to ravish a servant
girl in Kalamazoo. Whether or not
the domestic was fired from the church
in consequence is not stated.
JOhnsOn's new FentOn wheel arrived
yesterday. 1t is an IS pound racer
and was inspected by experts all day
yesterday at ThaXter's Store. 1t was
ordered two months ago, but the fac
tory is behind in its orders.
There will be an auction sale next
door to the Kelley Institute today.
You will he able to get furniture, car
pets, bedding, etc, at very low prices.
If you don't 60 you may wish you
had. Trouble begins at l o'clock.
The town is being flooded with free lit
erature of the talk-silver-hut-vote-gold
kind. 1t seems the gold trust is sending
campaign funds TO this Co2,r to circulate
San Francisco papers among the people
with the hope of converting them to the
gold standard.
A pew and improved bed lounge il
attracting a good deal of attention a
George Kitzmeyer's Furniture Store
and we'll it might, as it is way aheaC
Of the old style in every respect Geo
Kitzmeyer is wide awake to all i'm
provements and is the first one to of
er them to the public and is always
the first one to reduce prices. m12m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
RNcpnctfullv
Mas John P. SWEENEY.

rb C-o dio, ui+ho,+ O dol
Io-,, uor+b 81 insurance on his 1ifo or
Dronertv, Vet h" had been a Gnffererhv
10 .~e than five fires The lesson Q
his u~nexnpcted death is tat every
man should provide for future by in
There wnre SCORES Of times
in his life that he might have invested
in n paid IN rolicy. hut in the DAYS Of
aftuP0ce mon rs a rule neglect these
80 49, =
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
YESTERDAYS FUNERAL.
job, Sweeney Laid Away by the
Pythian Knights.

The burial of John P. sweeney took
place Yesterday from the Lodge Of the
Knights of PSthias. At the hour al
pointed the hall was crowded beyond
its seating capacity.
The services were conducted by
Rev, Geo. r. Davis, and thus the rit-
uls Of b Episcopal church and the
Pythian order were confined.
The coffin was covered with flowers.
the most conspicuous piece teing an
immense shield of flowers made to
represent the Psthian emhlems the
ietters f. G. & B., being made Of vel
low. blark and red flowers, the co'ors
of the order. The words at Rest
in silver were across the coffin lid and
the usual Pythian insignas.
after a brief address relative to the
charity the lodge owed the deceased
and his qualities Of humanity ana
henevu lence the Presbyterian choir
sang the burial anthem and Nearer
NV God to Thee"
The procession that followed the
remains to the grave was a mile LONG
and nearly the entire L,dge walked
in fr"nt of the heorse.
PrelaatA West of the Lodge read
/ the closing ritual owe the coffin
The members cast their sprigs OF
green into the open grave and the de
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
Card of Thanks.

FranktOwn, April 2. 1895.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04

Gilbert Briggs and wife returned
from California Yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
The Death OF Mans;e Styles.

The announcements Of tae death OF
Ma,.sie Styles. a Carson raised boy.
and only child of Mrs, Ed. Reynolds,
caused deep grief among his many
friends, who sincerely regret his uE-
timely end.
In the full vigor OF health and
strength. with every prospect of a
promising future, it seems but yester-
dav since he WAS a happy school boy
But the will Of God is aver dominant,
and He chose him for a ha pies home,
where the weary are forever at rest.
The calm patience and resignation
with which he bore all pain, was truly
remarkable. No murmur yer escaped
his lips. He calmly bowed to the in
evitable7 saying, THY will be DONE
He leaves to our his loss, a de-
voted young wife. a loving mother,
and a kind fatherly friend in Mr.. Rey-
uulds.
Words are inadequate at this time
o express the deep sympathy felt for
! the sorrowing hereved ones, but may
God, III His infinite mercy, give them
strength to bear their great sorrow
with RESIGNATION to His divine will
and may their darling one. gone be
fore. he to them p beacon light. guild
ING safely across the River # Death
TO that bliasful home where, in happ,
reunion. the parted lrvel M NEE
TO part no more. That he has foun6
that pc AcAfui rest from ptin AMI sOr
row. is orr earnest prayer.
A SYMPATHIZING FRIEND.
FrauktOwn, April 2. 1895.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
BentOn's Eminent.

ove twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it. 1t is really intended for
horses but works with the same magi-
cal effect on the human. 1t is a pow
erful remedy and for rheumatism is
the king Of the world. Aches knocked
out in short order. No horseman
should be without bottle. Benton's
Liniment is fol sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
A SWind'er Unearthed.

Los Angeles, April 3.-The p.licn
todav have unearthod some more OF
the transactions Of Harry Blum.
alias Bennett. who was released from
San Quentin only last November, and
who seems to have put in his entire
time since IN ~defrauding rcoYle of
this CITY. Blum, under the name Of
Bennett, fastened hims II ont 81
family named Fisher, on Sa' Julian
street. He introduced p woman a.
his wife AVID they also bal two child
rem. They lived at Fishers house
and induced him and many merchants
to believe hat Blum WAS a wealthy
land owner Of Ensenada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
The Wpiiand Saloon.

Whitney has assumed control Of the
W >ilaDd saloon, which he proposes to
run strictly up to the times. He will
dis IS the best liquors aud eli: IRE
and line old Government whiskey
which slides down your throat like
Al, tickling your palate meanwhile
Ill and see Handsome Whit" fl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. has
been used for children teethtng, 1t
sooths the child. softens tile gums,
alays all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remedy osor Diarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04

The silver men are also raising an
"educqtiOnal' fund. Colorado has
been far enough canvassed to assure
$4,000 from that State alone FOR use
prior TO the st. Louis cOnvpntiOn-Or
at the time of it,--SprinCfeld RepublI-
can.
Do not he silly, The fund was
agreed upon at p convention held in
this city last m The money
has been used ever since TO distribute
literature as the silver cause Fan get
no hearing in the Eastern newspa-
pers. The work is still progressing.
As to the st. Louis convention, what
would S25. 900 amount to, when the
New York and Boston banks would, if
necessary. spend one-fourth that much
on each of enough men to control the
| convention?--Salt Lake Tribune.
The "Iowa," just launched, is the
third largest of the eight battleships
in the United States navy, only the
"Kearsarge" and "Kertuckv" being
larger. while only the "Maine" will
surpass her in speed. The country is
getting a navy hut who knows how
long a modern battleship will lasr in
a fight? The "Victoria" was touched
by the "Camperdown," her steel sides
broke like an eggshell and she sank
before half her crew could be rescued.
Onr thought is that a fighting ship
should be low in the water-not much
Of a mark should be armed with only
a great gun or two, and be constructed
to u up on an ehemv, deliver its fire
and run away, if necessary.
The Belmont Courier SAYS: The
miners and farmers of Nye county
live in hopes that Congress will order
the rNopening of the American minis
to the free coinage Of silver. Were
silver remonetized operations would
be resumed in every mining distric,
in this county, and the farmers would
find good markets for the sale of theil
products. In fact all industries would
flourish.
TODAY the Republican State Contra
Committee will meet to arrange for send
ing delegates to the National Convention
who will talk silver, bnt stay with The
party, though it should declare fer gold
None other than politicians with elastic
consciences or what is more satisfactory
no conscience at all need apply.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
Easter 1idincs.

The San Francisco Chronicles fgh
for free silver deserves recognition.
See the posters at Cagwin & Note
wares regarding it's Easter edition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
Carpets and Flu inture.

Downey is now selling all kinds Of
carpets at San Francisco prices freight
added. You can't call for anything
in his line, carpets, furniture or brio
a brac that he can't furnish at hard
time rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04

EDITOR APPEAL
I wish to pub'ica'lv thank the citi-
Gems Of Carson for their great kind
ness t me- in my present afii'tion,
also the members f the Pvthian
Donrn for their services Of yesterday
and he Rev Geo r Davis for his
KinHlv words Of cheer at the funeral.
THANK them all from the bottom of
my heart.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-04
Novelties in Candy.

The pew candy store opposite the
Pos'office has so,re very queer
things in can1v. The show window
yesterday showed some danties of
what looked exactly like ham and
eggs and bacon, and eggs on toast.
hut in reality some clever designs in
candy, There is also a lot e candy
pellets in a jar. and those who guess
nearest the number gets so cents
worth of candy free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
ks,hOiiSt District Conference sun In SeS-
sion al San Marcial.

san NHIrial, \. NJ. Ma, 1.-THE
albuquerque district conference 81 The
~ T.. church south e ,n,rnrd N"strT'
dA, morning, according Ia alJnuihil"il,
81 " u'rl"ck. Repnris we're Heard ti"ni
h~.', j. Mrncfre ~ the MrnIbIas RIVER
rirrull, Rev, ". A. tio\rtt, ot the lrining
thargr Key, Il. Il. SrToggins, IT the Las
Iue,> charge; Rev. l.. l., nladnr,, 81 the
Fan Matcial chargr, Rev, lhoma- ll"ig'
riu, ul the Swurro and Magdnlena cir
tuli, aud from Rev v. h. Foulks. ~ the
albuquerque charge.
These all sloa gHh advancement dur
lug the conference Year,
The brethren hal ,a'inr lively DISCUS
.lons ull the subject II sunday sch"nl 1T
tialuIs ~ we'll ~ over the h'-i method
q building par~nagrs.
Rev. T.. i. hWsison preached AT y ~
AUD Rev, v. 4. hoNrtt al y. M, Ia Az
WtciAll\r audiences.
The business -e~4iuIls ~ the conference
sill rl'=r with the session III to-day. NJ
,hr mrml~rs II the conference NIll re-
nAlh over sunday. however.
The Lords supper will br administers
oh sunday morning after the II o'clTl
service
\ There will be preaching this afiern"oI
So'clrk. and tonight, ~ we'll ~ thre'
lille Tomorrow SUNDAY nj u n. N. AM
ssni o'clock .. ~.
The brethren are enjoying themselNr
wonderfully here, and the citizens Ut tn
rSd town are enjoying the conference
AID the presence among them oi ~ man
pfearLefz.
Rev. Manzanarep, ot the Mexican mis-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
NAN MAGICAL,

.,m a., l,..
lhr hour mll ha, ,,mi"raun r,a.'d
OPERATIONS
\ Mrs" Min viii ,"ou be- ready lr
burning at the hrlrk lafi-.
The hlryrIr rra1" IA san Narymd AZ.
Irar~ a. have subsidized considerably.
The new rathullr church IA old town
ha- reached the reading tag"
Israel Ming l. -lIll at tlr lIaNrI hou-",
-loNly r"n,alr-rlng aud under H." ~airl.
ful rnrr II MI hing ant hr'.hr Irulck
shank.
Nyrm baldwin, TrrruilN ~ Ia luNa.
moved 1T, family to san NHIrldl thl-
wr,k, and i ming the r'-ltt'n "i daI
operator operator M"-lrr went T." kln-
con
Ka-- hall ~ the pfinclphl towns i fur.
ui-hlng tur prpIr plra~ur" ani r"cf"a'
tluu lhr death uf llarTH uraN wd- the
heath ~ thu grand game IN san Marrlal
ties. \ HERMAN, II Nhwurrqur, the
piano salesman. brought a I'm" lu,,ru,
mrnt tu san Natcml a iow week. aga,
II l. uuN tie property IT vi ami Nr-
I'll Mutfrll,
person i pTrud,urrll "li whru bald
ness occurs before The iuTlN MN YEAR
~ Halls Hair Reviewer /" krrp The
sealp healthy aud prevent baldnrss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

Financial ruriNul-lun- which disturb
the equilibrium ut the .ucIal world are
productive ul tdf Ices mischief than the
failure ui tiw kihnr,- {" I"tturm The NJ.
iirr assigned tu them hN nature. " hrh
these organs hT',lur iuactl\" the cltculH.
ton acquires imrur'i"- which brings ~
druI~N. iIah"t"- hughI~ disease. gravel.
catarrh ut the bladder and other mAlA.
dies. To impAft I" the kidneys and
bladder hralthful lmirtu-. very dli.
frfrnt fam the excitement pt lucrd hN
an iIunrdicat,rl alruholtr ~timulhnt. uNr
ll,~trttrt's stomach Mtlrf-, the finest III
ufrtlr IN existence. This excellent TrIl.
ed, Tor lnacliNit, ri the kliuris l. also
III th" greatest -ct,Irr ~ nilHtial, dN-'
prptic. bilious anu rheumatic Troubles.
aud has Received Tia unqualified sanction
~ eminent phN -lrlau- II" nervous. the
elderly and lniirm aud rouN hl"~r"nt- dr.
rive uusi~akahlr hru'lit~ from H. G~r.
I 49, 1t with PERSISTENCE AMI At tiN'd IN.
trfNal,. aud anticipate with confidence
the hagpIri Tr~,llt-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23
III lASI DAY.
Iu Methodist District Conference Con-
.tu,e Their 4 ahnr> Al Nan Mu,IaI

ise Methodist District COME renee Con-
eluie Their LabUrS At San MAfIial.
Snu MArciaI, Ma, IT,. The district con
,.t.ucr met Satutla, at ga. III. accord
,,s 4, adjournment
j Re,. I. :. AdanI-. ui uAllup, reported
v.L parsonage during the wear, amt
hIn,. Are leaking IN tine shAI- tie o..
r,,t,. the SUNDAY ~ch,nl III gNh rnn
J,t,,u
K,, Knhrft iiuig-nn. NJ Crrtlilu-, ~
rs,.,i IL" wuik at ITrIllw, aud Madrid
I, Ia. IA yph condition. The cuugtrga
4 hon, at bath place. arr g,.sl aud the sun.
! AAy .rh,-,l, ~ g,Hd shape
I'm. completed the frluftz from the
charges.
The COMMITTEE, uI examination report.
ri having examined the class before
thrni and rrcuulinrudrd that Henry r..
R-~brrtt AMI kiward lr breton. II san
Nsrclal. and Jnu-- ~ Rogers, ul Cetrll.
h.. H. granted licrn~r To- prrach, and that
The llcru-e ui Isaac Stone br renewed.
said committee Al-n recommended said
HAuy h. R.,."hrII> aud Edward lr
Bfrtuu. aud VIM r.. Fnulk-. ~ Alhuqurf
ogr g. the annual conference fuf aiInl~
sion un trial
IN liackrtt. Of hila rNrr, Ju-rph
Brnr. ut lrmlng Il, l.. Young. II Las
tfuc'-. aud IT," BfuI les, ~ san MaIcial,
vrfp elected delegate tu the annual cuIl
isfpnrr a. br held al Roswell
4 resolution ~ thanks Wa passed lay e
rislng vote thanking the g"ud p,'uplr ul
San Mafcial tor their Kindness III iuuk
mg alter the cumIOr, IT the mrinhrr- ri
,hr conference
Albuquerque was selected NJ the plac,
Or holding thu next district conference"
RI 4 resolution was passed unaulmnu-il
AGAINST TN, rhutrh hnlLluy lnir. Irrl,
o., ,.,-i,,., ,,,,..,
A''' we wv Wv w., Tvs
ing churches AMI paTsunagr,, and ful
ain, ma. ,,..rh,r's .,I,,,
hr"''T'S VI Wv '""'''''''' s"'"s -'"'"
let on the train TN" morning Tho"
rDing north take the tram this Afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

I N~.Iins 81 our I-wish Citl'"ns "n ih'
81 Jr't YESTERDAY,

I N~.tihs 81 puT J-Wish CitiB"ns Un the
SUBJECT YESTERDAY
Yesterday morning number ~ our
Jewish citizens met nj n" knights ~
PythIas hall, on Gold avenue. hT the pur.
Iu--e ~ Discussing the feasibility ~ erect
ing n temple aud securing the services ~
regular Rahh,
The matter was discussed In all IL
phases, and subscriptions Ia the amount,
~ tiUsI. I" be- paid N installment~, or
upon monthly demands, wAs subscribed
among thn-r present.
Those Ia attendance argued thai II
they can obtain regular annual sub.
seription, ~ ta,lH that II will enable
them 10 employ II RsLhl and also erect a
temple,
Just before the meeting adjourned the
following culnniit,-r a. have charge III
the matter Was appointed samuel Nru,
stadt. u. Althrimef, l., Il stern, simon
Stern, Lnuis llhld ', Alexander aud Is
SchusleI
The Jewish population of Albuquerque
l. credited with hriug among our mO-i
substantial AMI WORTHY citizens, AMI ~
their nunlhrT II cnustahtl! ihcTrasi ~
they have finally made move Ia the right
direction lHL tlIlLkN wishes then
succ.-s. aud hopes that II wont h- Ions
before they will have their own house \
worship In.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

That -tul"nd"n- fraud, the alleged IRA
lillian count. slrakrd into the city from
ny the rNrf last saturday aih II l. stated
tllHt h" nj one" left l"r ia" bow home
stead cut ~ III" fatigue nrlghh"rhpd
east ui the city, Tor IA" purp"-" 81 steal
ing the daughter IT Mt puw, whom he
pr>i.trutlN declares Il" Intends I" marry
Al all hmzail> and ~ the fac" II h!ttrr
objections from her paf"nt~. The alleged
count l. ~ desperate ~ his desires that
he liA- letter heads pllut"h,ul"n which II
his photo ani al-n that II the Young lady
II l. n safe l~t I" make that II the IRA
lillian shows up al the lhw home and
makes himself ohunNl"t~, that >"nlr yer
-,n will crack hi, head, " the, should.