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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
SENT BACK.
CASES INVOLVING THE MORMON
CHURCH PROPERTY.
Supreme Court of Utah Will Now
Finally Dispose of the Matter.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-In the SUI
preme court today, the cases involving
the Mormon church property which was
confiscated under the Edmunds act, were
sent back to the supreme court of Utah
for final disposal in conformity with the
joint resolutions of congress approved
March 26 last, restoring this property to
the church. The decision of the court
below was reversed for this purpose.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
AT SAN JOSE.
One of the Biggest of the String OF
Successes.
Especial to The Herald.O

Especial 70 The HeraId.J
SAN JOSE, Cal, April 2O.-The Mormon
choir concert here was a success in every
way. The house was full, the receipts
being second only to the big Sunday night
in San Francisco. Nearly every number
was encored.
The last concert will be given at Sacra-
mento tomorrow night. We start for
home Immediately after, arriving early
Thursday morning.
All the party are in ecstacies over Del
Monte, where today was passed.
GOttlob and Fredlander, proprietors of
the Columbia and Auditorium theatres
offered the choir a large guarantee for
two concerts on Saturday and Sunday,
but it was found impossible to proIong
the stay. owing 10 the heavy expense the
large party is under.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
Doesn't KNOW.

CHICAGO. April 2O.-James H Eckels,
comptroller of the currency, arrived here
from Cincinnati today. In talking of
politics, Mr.. Eckels said: 81 do not know
anything positive about President Cleve-
lands intentions or wishes relative to the
presidency, but my impression is that he
feels that there is no reason why he
should be unwilling to enter another pres
idential campaign."
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"reminiscences related of this man, the
| father of railroaders. He was exceed
lngiy proud of his early experiences,
and was never SO happy as when re-
citing the stories of his life on the
rail, at which times he would produce
with an air Of the greatest pride an
old and very much worn silver watch,
and show it to his listeners. 1t was a
present to him from the directors of
the Liverpool & Manchester and be-
slowed at the time when he was leaV-
ing their service as a token of their
esteem. On one cover is engraved:
Liverpool & Manchester railway, to
Edward Robinson, in token of regard
from the directors, 1872" This ancient
time-piece is still in the possession Of
the family and was willed to Edward
w. Robinson, grandson. Among the
directors was the father of William q.
Gladstone, one of Mr.. Robinson's
staunchest friends.
SOME "REMINISCENCES.
1t is told of Mr.. Robinson, among
other "reminiscences which he was fond
of relating, that at one time dur
ing his service on the Liverpool
& Manchester it came to the
knowledge of the company that some
of the conductors were withhold
ing fares collected, and spoilers were
sent out to ascertain which they were
Mr.. Robinson was found to be the
only conductor iii the service not
practicing the knocking down" sys-
tenn and all but he were discharged.
THE USE OF SAND.
1t was MI. Robinson whose sugges-
ton instituted the use of sand for
keeping the drive wheels of the engine
from slipping. The idea came to him
through Il slight accident which oc
Cured one day while his train was
running down a grade. The track was
slippery and the brakes failed to stay
the speed of the train which bumped
into a bumper at the end of the track
doing some slight damage. An official
of the road said to Mr.. Robinson:
This is new venture and we are
constantly meeting with difficulties
which we must overcome. If at any
time you can offer any valuable sug-
gestion we will gladly receive it." In
reply Mr.. Robinson suggested that a
box be attached to the engine in such
a way that sand could be carried in it
and sifted on to the rails when the
wheels slipped. The suggestion was
acted upon and sanding the rails be-
came a feature of operating engines
from that time.
Among the passengers who came
over in the same ship with the de-
ceased pioneer, are two who are still
living and who reside in Utah. They
are William Ralph. aged 81, living at
American Fork, and Mrs. Thomas ALL
man of Provo. Mrs. Allmans husband
was also fellow passenger. He is
since dead. Both Mrs. Altman and
Mr.. Ralph will be at the funeral
Joseph Birch Of American Fork is
another who remembers the deceased
in England. He often rode over the
line on which Mr.. Robinson was con-
ductor
Mr.. Robinson was also distinguished
in another particular as a pioneer. He
started the first brewery in Utah 1t
was at Mill Creek during the time he
lived on the Taylor farm. He later
built and operated brewery at Amer
lean Fork and it was from these facts
that he became known as Brewer
Robinson
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Boston Democrats.

BOSTON, April 20.-Preparations for
the Democratic convention, which will
be held here tomorrow, have been
practically completed. Hon. John B.
Thayer of Worcester will be perma-
nent chairman of the convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21

Fort Smell, Wyo., $1,000; improvements of
the harbor and bay at Humbolt, Cal,
$4,000; expenses of the California debris
commission, S15. 600, salaries and fees of
United States marshals, $3.50, 900; salaries
of United States district attorneys, 1885,
600; salaries of United States district at
torneys sS5, 600. The Carey arid land act
is amended so as to permit liens on the
land for work done,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
AS to Diaz.

WASHINGTON, April Represent
tive Black of Georgia, today called
at the state department regarding MI
Diaz, the Baptist missionary under ar
rest at Havana for alleged completely
in the inSurrectiOn.
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THEY LIKE DARLINGTON.

CHICAGO, April 2O-A special to the
Tribune from st. Paul, Mimi, says:
Nearly 80 per cent. of the members of
the Salvation army in this city have de-
clared for Ballington Booth, and only
await his arrival or that of one of his
officials to make known their position.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
In RAILWAY
CIRCLES
Death of the Oldest Conductor
in the World.
EDWARD ROBINSON, SR.
The Veteran Passed Away at
American Fork.

1t Was at His Suggestion That the
Use of Sand in RaiIroading Was
lntroducad--An Interesting Sketch
of His Ev ntfuI Career-Afairs of
the Northern Decentralization By
the Supreme Court in Regard to
Taxing Railroad Lands-Western
Passenger Association-In the I.o-
cal Field.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
CANNON S
LATEST IDEA
Wants a Ground Map Of the
United States Constructed
Near Washington.
HOT TIME IN THE SENATE.
Brown Refers to "PaIpable
Steal, Clean and Unvarnished."

Bond Resolution Temporarily POST
poned, But Stewart Issues a
Notice That When the Time Comes
There Will lie u Contest to the
End; "Ne Will Stand to it, Every
Day to the End"-A Pointed Cues
ton BY Stewart to Allison, and
the Reply.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-The SEN
ate adjourned early today in order to
permit the Democratic senators to hold
a caucus which was held in the Demo-
cratic conference roof. The caucus was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21
Postnasters.

WASHINGTON. April 2o.-The president
today appointed Edwin Sluder register
of the land office at La Cruces, n. NJ.
Caleb P. Organ, receiver of public moneys,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
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THE FUNERAL TO-DAY.

Death came tc the pioneer Friday
night at 1890. The remains will be
laid to their last rest in American Fork
cemetery. the funeral taking place at
the meeting house where he wor-
shipped so many years, at l o'clock
today. Many of the principal church
officials are expected TO be in attend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21

WASHINGTON. April 2O.-With the
thermometer standing at so degrees, less
than twenty senators were on the floor
when the president pro TEN, Frye, called
the upper house to order.
During the morning hour a joint reso-
luton for the appointment of General
Franklin, Representative Steel, General
Bale and General Henderson, as members
of board of managers of the National
Soldiers home was adopted without de-
%
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THE COMBINED CIRCULATION

Daily and Semi-Weekly Herald
is greater than the combined circulation
Of the daily and semi-weekly of any other
newspaper in Utah.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
@apne Gpuntp.

5suesbaIe.--Sas Gonssrt in Der
bsuti8en autb. air6e mar isbr gut be.
iudt unb Elm bIbi&ss 8rosram purb.
sseeben.-W. 6. 8. @snung unb Bar.
bura @udenberser ipurbsn am Bonner.
tag Ra4mittae bur9 Pafor 80. 6.
9siB bermdbIt.
Die 8snobner bon Sab Canaan
finb in ni6t ssrinss aufrssuns ssIsst
tporbsn bur8 ben 8eri&t, bab cine rsi6e
gbsr bon SiIbersr, entbsdt porbsn Isi,
tpis rsi&baItis, il nod ni&t bstannt.
- Sn bsr Mdnner6or Sale su Satps
lep mare am Disnitas Absno beinabe Elm
5euer snitanoen. Ndbrenb bic Obj
Seaotps bort cine probs fur Elm Gbeaters
ittt pornabmen, brannte cine Der Gam.
pen elm Sod in bic Ssde unb es srfors
oerts berfuIii@e 4nitrensunsen, baS
5susr aa bdmpfsn, sbs es tpsiter um iid
sriff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
SaS Ebal abmdrtS.

SabIur.-Das ,,8anb Stanb" 1T isst
ferti8 unb man erirartst, bafeIbit bon
elmer unisrer Wuiiffapeqen am Rontas
Ibsno Elm Gonsert su bbren.-@s beibt.
bab cine tpeitere Seioenfabrif in furser
3sit bier erridtst iperSsn ioa unb bieIe
boifen, bab es tpabr 1T, benn bic glrbeit
in ben &obIensrabsn ift iebr i6Ie9t.-
Der Rbrper zines unbsfannten farbisen
Wanne8 1T am Dienitas in bem @aIp
su auitin Ssiebts, nabe Der SibIep
Wine aufsefunben iporben aussni9eins
LID lag Der 2brper fdon sinissr 3eit ba
uno Squire Rses rief cine Surp su.
iammen, bic ~ bem 8eidIub fam, bab
Ter Wann SsIbfmOrb bssins. = Gin
IadsrIi@er llnfau trus fi9 am Dienfas
bier su. Gines SauFrsrs 8fsrb tpurbe
our& einsn 8abnpasen an Wain Strabs
sri&rsdt unb ipranS uuf bic 9Or9 bon
Dh6ael Sannids SoteI, no e8 aum grs
Itaunen aaer 8ui@ausr auBer Sidt Der.
i4ranb. Cine nntsriu1une ersab, bab
bas Solspert na&ssssben batts unb bas
Pfsro ii4 i'm Keller bsfanb, bon mo ss
Die 1repps bsrauf unb bur4 bas Sot.I
seIeitet tserben mubte.-Der 8e.rag ben
bas Borough fir 2isenien srbaItsn ipirb,
1T SO. 3.2l0,50-Srau Sobn 2obIer bal
F8 bon ibrer firsIi1sn 2ranibeit 70
,iemli9 srboIt.-SOteIier Sobn p. @ei.
ienfiub bate am Wontas Abenb in ieis
mem neuen PIas an IupIor StraBe cine
gr6fnune unb aIs ct am 9isnitas Rors
gen in Der Srabe sui6Iisb.n ipoIlts, sat
eS siemIi@ llmitdnbs. GnbIi1 batten
ii& ieoob ale Bis auf Dapib Dabis unt
Wiaiam WOrriS entfernt unb aIs er bisi,
mad ibrsr Wsiseruns, su rdumsn, bin.
ausipsbiren tpoate, sriffsn iie ihn an
bic SOIss tpar, baB @eiisnflub einsn se'
fdbrIibeu SddbeIbru4 unb anbere Ser.
Issunssn erbisIt, 70 baB an ieinsr @r,
baItune beraneifeIt tpirb. Sdr IeinC
Gnereifsr tpurben 8srbaftsbefebIe aus
sefeat, bod baben iie ii6 unii1tbar se,
ma&t.-9ie TapIer Wine III am Disn.
fas ,tusds nbtbiser Rssaratir fiir fsdi
Bo4sn aubsr arbeit ssfsat tpOrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

Gins Der erfreuIi6Rsn anssi6sn, bas
bic SiIbsrtolbeit gu i6pinben bssinnt,
fommt aus 2ouispiae. Der bprtiss Sen.
tralpersin ber ,.Irabes & 2abor llnionS''
bat am Sonntae einitimmis bic bon
ben Rstp Yorfer unb 9enuerer Gonpsn.
tion Der American federation Of 2abo,
aneenOmmenen 8ei6Ilfs su 9unfsr
unbsiGrdnttsr Sreiprdsuns bon Silbsl
i'm 8erbdItniB bon 1911 Sertporfsn. Dis.
fer Bsi4lub 1T besbalb BON Defenders
srober 8eoeutuns. neil bamit cine Wsbr.
aabl ber IotaIen nnicnen sesen bic Sor.
oernns Der Srsiprdsuns snti4iebsn bat
une ii& oaraus notbpsnbiser @siis eins
Strei&un8 berieIben aus benz 8rosramm
Der @siammt federation ersebsn mub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

- 9aS iGbrIi6e SrabIinsSfeit Sea
Surn.Vereins finbet am 0tittippd, ben
~. Nai, i'm Central 8art ftatt.
-Serr Gusuit 8obinIon tpirb ous
8eiunobeitsriidli9ten bieIen Ulonat eint
Reiie mad europa antreten uno aue,il
eins Sur in Carlsbad mitma6en.
-Sobn SeaIsp bon @bnon Strabe,
Der porIeBtsn DiittpO6 ibIimm am
Riifen berlebt tpurbe, ipirb li@ erboIen
ipenn feline uneripartste 8enbuna elm.
tritt. Nieber aLIes @rpartsn ifart
SeaIsp am Mitttuo@ WOrsen.
- Gin iunssr Sobn b.. 5--:iIis
OaUio Arsuit bon 9afapette Struss
ipielte ipabrenb ber 9Ibpeienbeit ieiner
Diutter nabe bem Diem, ipobei er IbIimm,
bod ni4t IsbsnssefabrIid Ssrbrannt
trutbe.
- 8eor8e Sbiripeq bon Gperett Gpes
nue. erbleIt am WOntas Na&mittas in
Der Briggs 0iine bur9 einen Sal bon
Oedenfoblen einen ;srbro1snen re6tsn
4rm. iotpie fdIimme Sdrammsn am
8iiden.
-Srau @Iiiabetb 8. Gnbreips, Sat.
tin bon @r.gIIbermann Noiss Inbretps,
itarb am Ulontas Nadmittas in ibrer
BobnunS an Ss6fter Strabe an Der
Sunssnent3inpuns, berbunbsn nit Rbeus
matismuS.
= Der POIe Sranf S6ulb bon @pnon
Strabe 1T am Montas in Der 8risbin
Dline bur6 einsn SuBtritt zines gIeIs
ni6t unerbebIi6 serlsbt tporben; Der
@iel erbielt babel Elm aerbro1enes 8ein
unb mubte eri4oiien tperbsn.
- Samuel Seffreps. Elm robbie.
fainter SIrser bieier Selte, unterbieIt
Ii6 am Sonntas Wtorsen in ieiner @ob.
nuns an Siio Spbe Barf Mpenue nit
Der 2eftiire elmer 3eituns, als er pIbbli6
uno unsrtpartet bon einem SsrsidIas be.
trOffen tobt nieberiiiir;te.
Ser Sunss RatbaiS O'MaIia bon
Sudion StraBe itabI Donneritas gladt
cine Sabrt auf einem StraBenbabnipassn
unb bsim Raben bes GonbuiteurS iprana
er ab unb serietb Dor Elm Sefpann Bferbs,
bic ibn iibsrfubrsn unb i6Iimm am 8opfs
perIstten.
- Gin 8idbriser Sobn bes 3sn Sop.
iiiniid bon Scranton Strabe srbieIt
am Sonntas Ibene, pdbreno &c nit
StreihbbIsern ipieIte, i9limms 8ranb.
wunoen, bic mbsIi6sripeiis ieinsn Sob
im @efolss baben trerben. Ser 2Isine
erIas isinen 8ranbipunbsn am Dieniias.
- Sobn DiaIubif, ber Dor atpei Wos
den bon brei isinsr 2anosIeute angesrifs
fen tuaro, bsfinbst fi6 in ssfabrIi9sm
3utanbe unb baS 8erbbr elmer Der SIN.
sreifer, Sobn 9oIosfi, muBts am Sam.
ites beridoben iperbsn, neil MaIubit
nidt anpeienb iein fonnte !; bic sipei ans
oeren Insrsifsr finb nod nidt Der.
baftet.
- Set sinissn Wtonaten ipar man
bamit beiddftist, eine seniissnbs Auan,
titat bes OrfOro @uImbaufenS au ents
fernen, I'm 9lsunte StraBe bon 2userne
bis aur Wsrioian StraBs su berIdnsern !;
bic Irbeit 1T iest 70 siemIid ferti9 unb
nur Elm fIeiner SbeiI bss GuIms mub
nod entfernt nerben. bod an bisisr
STEELE ipirb cine Bride fur bic @sIsiis
erri6tet tperben miiGen uno cine bieSbes
sdsli6e Orbinans iOa i'm Stabtratb sin'
sebratt tpsrben. Dis 8srbsferuns
tpirb, tpenn fertis. ben auf 8arf Sia
Bobnenben Before unb birsftsre 8srbins
ouns NIT benz centraIsn StabttbsiIs
aeben,
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Sunmpre.

= Serr unb Srau Sranf Subr Iinb
bon ibrer So6seitsreiie suriidsefebrt.
- elmer, Der iunse eObn bss @m.
2obler, tpurbe Sonntas i'm beuti9sn
Sriebbof in 8etsrSburs besrbist.
-Os Sobn Q. Smitb Seuer Som.
panic bat am Dienitas beim Brotbonotur
cine 9lpplifatiOn fiir einen 5reibriei
binterIest.
- Die Nitsliebsr ber 8rcnion Sa.
miIie bon DUDLEY StraBs iinb am Gam.
tag gfabt persiftet porben, inbsm fl
Die, aus einSemaGtem &babarber ee.
mo6t, senofen. Gin Irst CAB ibnsn cir
9redmitteI elm, bas fe aus ibrsn
Sdmersen erlbite.
- 8auidrsiner URi6asI Wonasbar
bon Meabe Strabe fieI am DRonta8 OF
Der Drinier Turnpife bon bem 8eriii
eines Sauies 10 SUB auf ben @runl
berab. nobel er einsn 8ru1 Der re6ter
Stite oapOntrus. Gr iparb na1 ben
Gadaipanna SOipitaI aur 8sbanbIuni
iiberflbrt.
= -8ei elmer fiirsIiden geriammIunl
Der electric SdIau4 Gompunie puroel
foIsenbe 8eamten erpdbIt: BrGlibsnt
Satob Suitermunn; 8ice 8rai., Geo
Suifie; S4abm., Geo. 8i6tsr; Prot
SER, Sreo. @ubIers; Sinans SER.
SameS Madin; Sruitess, Gbas. @sn
3sl. Sans DlcDUnalb unb 8biIip @ae
ner; |. Iiiiitant 8orman, Wii6asI STE
gan; g., Gbas. 8anfert; g., Srsb. DiiI
ler; 9ipemann, Sumss Mudin; l. aif
ltant. Sobn 6. @arbsa; g.. Geo. Ban
tert: g., albert 8ruit; artleute, Sec
9uiiie unb Sobn Sorena.
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Bon 4eterSbura.

= 9ie Oamen Der @b. 9utb 9sters
8emeinoe babier tperben am Donnerfas,
ben lS. Stunt. tpieoer Elm Srausu.Ssit in
9ineoIn part (friiber Gusuit Q8abIers
SarmOnie 8arten) abbnlten unb baber
bersits nit ben 8Orbersitunssn basu be-
8onnen.
- Cine 8sipObnerin bon Samei
Strabe oabier, bic nit gntsn bssIadt it,
tpoate ibnen sinen Tei9 anlsssn unt
grub au bisiem 3pede Elm Sod in BIZ
Strabe f.; ObipobI bies fur iie Annebm.
li6teiten bate, tbnnte eS bod fur amber,
asfabrli6 tperbsn unb elmer einssrsi6ter
8Iase aufOIse, IieB Der Strabeniommii'
Jar sas Sod mieosr auffiaen. :.
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SSm. gifiembcr9cr's
OemtiOeS @Gbel=OeiOGft,

a29 ssI Sem aoe, ssssuatH tH saphRm aH@.
@arorgnr9usn $35 unO aufwds S6lafsimmer @hIri6tln
gen. Stid $19 uno aufwarts. gRatrasen, SO nno auf
wartS. Sprnsfeoer aGatraBen $15 unb aufpars
WtGbeln jeoer Art biais unS gut.
F btab bforL Sprs&t Gbsn par 8ab.
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ssblt Gna eebensrrait in iro,nO e

6eblt Gn9 eebeusfrait in irsenb sinenl
Sheil susres Spfems, ODER il eusr Rsrpeu.
ipitsm jsrrllttet onrh unlueiie 9tbeusart poer
tr9ens luelde urfahe? 8bsilt mir euere 8sb.
Ter NIT nno i'd MIL sud ssrne idrsibsn pai
mir am wRtifttn balf, oa i'd aud Shlfs moth
Uenois bate 6erner ienoe i'd aud frsi Sat
8etspt sinss sinfa@sn SausmittsIs, oas mid
rettete
Ssrf6isbt ntdt auf morsen, mas ibr beut,
tbun ollt. Sdreibt udtsr 8eiidub elmer Brief
marie fiir Rlid.AnttuOrt an sbomas SLATER, 3
.. Bog 1893, SaIamajoO, Mi6,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

"a annpncirt I'M ..8oSenbIatt".
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Isprs&t ssr ltha amber uns iibHimst tu&.
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Spbe 1arfer Sfotisen.

= 9as idbrIi@e SrabIinssfsit bsa
Surn.8ereins finbet am Niitttppt, ben
81. Wtai, i'm Central 8arf ftatt.
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SinleD'S+
aeHs TribIings= @aaren.

Bir bnbsn l'bt gum gerfaut ben eIesants.
fen 8orrotb bon
Sefasuneen unS Spiten,
osn mir ie se5si8t baben.
lluiere 9inie Don
0Safb 2leieer 0Baareu
1T uoIlftdnois nfu uno umfabt
5ransOiiide Srsanbies,
SransDiiide unb amerifaniIbe gereaIes,
Reiane Dimities.
S4ottifde unb Sriide Dimities,
&opa! GrempI Streifen,
Gbantiap SpiBen Streifen,
SaeOnet Du&eife, Gorbeb Wuls,
S4ottiide @insbams, =
WeiBe unb farbise Sran5ff6e Biques,
5ranibiii4e @eIateas, 9einen 8atiite,
nit pafenSen 8eidssn.
Periii9e Saipns, Banftirte Spifies,
nnO cine uOIIe einie bon etapeI Bsibuaaren.
$40 unb 5I2 2acfatpanna Abe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14

Ing in many psasA. sse's ~ d '-'-'''
Grapes appear 70 DO In good condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
mas nrt> "a, ,TEp
The Whereabouts 81 III. uid hog Ttaiu,
knuNu

The wh-r~sb"u,. at the uid hog TRAINER
hnusn.
4 few months agr Alex \un kleilwt
the well known but eccentric dog trainer
End hunter, myStrflou,lN Disappeared
from this city, and after TIN tItIItN
had exclusively called attention to the
disappearance, -btnp NJ hi friends came
a. the CONCLUSION that hr hal wAuirt,gl
~ AMI petishrd on the plains ~ hat
taken up his residence IN -nfur other
town, while there were few " urit cill
zens who sufml-,'d that hr hal h-'u
lutri from his kennel AMI murdered.
and that %utIrt ~ later his huil would
he found The latter opinion found 4uIllr
strength IN the fact that several " hl-
h~t dogs were found left NJ the deserted
ts,m. tut the old man -till lives aud T..
disseminating kuuN hodge b. MANI frhl
rrS through u" columns - an EASTERN
magazine"
Will" II :. Knight the efficient lrImt,
| nii,sl states marshal. Wa ont uiI on II
his recent visitation ~ serving cnRtt
pAIHf- hr Ni-it~l the James \ Ntin,,tu
sheep ranch. ahunt Forty tive miles east
~ this CltN. AMI Wa surprised a. lind
there the old Dog trainer aud hunter Mr.
Won klr.h"r could not ~ would not rN.
plain Why H. -, -uidrHlN Disappeared
from the rn, ltunmrut- that surrounded
him while he resided ~ Albuquerque.
bat he iid state that he was III good
health aui "aS writing short stories 10
eastern magazines, having given Wy m-
profession ~ dog trainer, hut hr still hal
tender SI-,t IN hi- anatomy fut the On.
mines Mr.. Knight read several II the
stories written T., the old gentleman. and
pronounced thrIu yer, gpd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
TRIAL OF DIR. JAMESON !
Formal ArraieOltlt il a Lon.
don Court T Day
Inauguration Of the New Italian Min
IStry this Morning.
spanish NO sun Keeping ur their villa
Plotting.
oTHIR ToRIiGN itEMs

London, March H. there was large
Iugu crowd about the k1W street Iolirr
/ count to-day, the "cra,ion hoing the Tor
|mu armigum"nt ~ nr l.randrr "
Jam"-on Major John Nllluughhy, lion.
/ huir- John Coventry Hud their fellow
hl.lrt- IN thu Ilan.NL,l, charged with
Violating the foreign rull imrut act.
pA-.rI lu lNiu TO regulate, the ruudurt
81 hrr majesty subjects during "a" ry
i-trncr ~ h,stllltl"- between lufIgu
states With which her majesty i at
lrArr'
The ltau-,aa hlhu-trfs w,f" lujiN
chrrtrl " hrurNrt thu, were recognized.
aui there Ma heart, applause lot los
Z hAWhrtlAin
~ John ltljHr. chd magi -trnir pre-
S.lri
~t Richard Webster uprnri for the
crown. llr dwrit ~ futcIhlr lanyuAyr
| upon The grant, - the rharg'~ against
/ h" prisoners, cuntrndlng that the south
/ African republic was n friendly state.
Nltlhu the meaning " thr futrigu enlist
Wrut act, and huliIur that hrrhnuilaliA.
WHENCE the most II Jainr-uu- tiu"I-
ranr. wa- undmttrdl, "a pat ~ the
i'tltI-h duininiUii~
Ia" aldf's- WI. ll-i"u,d H. with great
Interest The uunchalant drinrauut IT
/ III" prisoners gradual, lft them. Hui
ih'N hogan H. l,rk nervous nui worried.
Evidently they had not realized the
rtiNitS ~ their situation.
The first wiiur-- called WA Sergeant
/ Hay, NJ ischuaualand, u typical tfs,urr
tie testified tu N" mastering uf ttnuI,
at Nairking AMI to thr rnd,a,ut- ~
Jameson and '"l.tit"l {" induce HIM and
q tr~ cuutair- I" join the buA, uf men
nrlng "qulW~d fo' march towards DO.
'lailn"-hufg,
Hay said laur-nn AMI trey were an.
u"t"d lrrAus" ~utur tturIpt- rrfu-rd to
Join them
Nt"r NIL the formal ~ ilrnrr hal hrn
Submitted. the examination wa AL
lpUruri iuf week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-14
srANtsH RiOrs

Don puih"t.s lot,r- Have s"m- Nntr
b-.p-rai" Engagements.
Madrid. March ~. There wA- n ~etipu.
anti Nm"tlcan riot at SalonicA YESTERDAY
evening students burned American Tag.
amid the arclaualions " the crowd.
Eventually the grndarmes charged ~,
rioters. aud ii~pcraei them tempratll,
hut the students fra~emblpi aud gath
cred another mob. The project eahoftr'
The student ,o disI~rsr. when they h"olcd
FINALLY tie project was compelled e.
call ui"n The police Tor protection. Ihp
gendHrtnr~ again charged the tiotuus ,tu
dents Who met the onslaught with show
rrS NJ -tonr,
order Wa NuaIl, restored. and the uuI
NctsitN clu~,l