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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

lun 4 sweet, general freight agrn, foI
IL" Atlantic y larlnc, has l--rI,d the fol
luWiug circular regarding the trau-por
tlun II racing ,t"ck Ia the Carnival uN
~pufto
IT, All agents
llor-,'- -hlpl"T for n" purp,-' IT com
ptInp ~ the races At the coming ~ ~
nlNal VI NIprt-' to be- hrld urtuhrf l1tl
tn l1th inclusive, under the Au-plrr- nl
the New NrSic" Territorial Far A~-u,la
tlun, viii b" transport VI H. AlhuIurrlu,
Al regular tAfin rates and, upon their 7,
turn, Accomplished hN u rrftllirhl" lfuu
the secretary ~ the Fair a-~rIailun 1,
the effect that they have taken part M
the races aud have not, ~ IA" n"antlIIr
rhang~i iU"nrT-hlp agent at ilbulurfqu,
Will Till free "a ia" station from Whlrl
they were originally -hipp,si
The santa Fr, Prescott \ Phoenix ralI
wAt viii participate IA thl- arrangement
ani II viii apply similarly on hof-c- FROM
points on that llnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
NUNiiII ~II,IhI
lh' Ml"'- ir'r'rlus g" 49, g." N"rL W,rh
Nuu utuu Ntu'ts

lh' Ml"'- rr'r'rlus rr 4" T." N"rL N,rh
N"u ui"u Miu't-
I"aiNIll,, 'ulu. urt. . Preparation.
are mlu, huft,I t. ,nN fof resumption
II worn m tl," hl-uu. lutD" Juhuu, Ma
ihlh, AMI k"-utfrctlpn mlur'.. \, lrH-t
" men AZ" "Nlrrtr,i T." T." working the"
utup"ttlr, within twu Wr,k-. II iuIl force
rauuut h" obtained ~ the camp. murr
mrn viii h" brought from Missouri In.
mir"t~ Will h" ptIi thrr" dollar, dN
hui Tor toy men AMI tfamui"t- ~ dN
parts ~ llr' mines the rat" viii H., $50
W" uiuu'- h"mrui l. that an ain"
rhau have thIr,' iul,aI-. ~h"un \rwutu
viii hr dl-plhr'i M rharg" ut N" grand
jury appointed to luN"stlgat" the fiut-.
ia" count appointing .prrlHl balm.
~ luigr |. \ l'rk-un ha- hrrn ~,
pointed -p"rhl prosecutor III pItr" uf
District ATTORNEY lhnrua-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Washington, urt. >. Rrpuris from the
upper Potomac show that high winds did
great damage tn property on this sid" of
the mountains. rl"ulhur-t sOIl
changed III" small tributaries into
raging torrents, carrying away much
farm property. un short spur of rail
read leading from Hancock Ia R"Tkrley
Springs thirteen bridges were carried on
The Potomac i rising steadily here. ~.
rinu- damage might follow the rainfall
now threatening.
The Ior (imhlanhrr residence on west
Roma avenue l. nearing completion, anl
the several contractors expect Ia have II
ready Tor the genial owner hy the first oI
November.
The infant ho II Francisco Chaye.
residing at Ranches dr AtrlScu, died la,
night at o'clnk, AMI will be- buried 10
morrow morning. ndrriaker M0nttOrl
Furnished the ca-kri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
UNiIII - ttIiN
NIu".'I i'".I.. 'lHu. 80, Nuu.Nt,
infN uN,i tn, lu.ur.,uH.

Nr'u.'t i'".I. tDun. O." 80, NuutNt,
'"i uN,, .in, lu.ur.,ur.
lHttul ',rl g uuunL NIs..lr. .u,.
ialr.' lN r".Huu- 90 uuup. ,ammu.n.l
h 'oIuu"l- lwurrl,I rnu... ,Il
J, ,w"t", lrtl MuI,u.. lImr lrl Nl,. ul,
o." m"tulug of lu,. 'n tu attack the .n.
-Drtut- uul'r lu,"Dlu Mr~. l'r
ll1hui,1 r"Iumu rurrrdIus Iu ,.r
lu'ruu 81 lUmlA- ir lutuu. after ln
hnuI utfrh engaged N,rru. n,rrr- amt
'I-lu'ls"d th'u from th.lf position t.u.
iuIWug the advance ilrruHu.lrl ag,m
met o." enemy. ~ TIM tlur the Iu.I.f
gents h,u concentrated their lrrrr, Au..
~"N"f" 'ght began which h,tri mtl
ulGht when u" spanish iruI- rII,lrIsrd
TIE ln-ufg"ut-. IN" INSURGENTS nft
"e''N m"u Killed uui "a quantity of um-
N' ammunition uu ihr 'nIi and trllf,I
With Hrt 3,' WuuuirI. uu IL. ,uIr ul
Ia" 'pmulafl-. ELEVEN men were kIlld
hnI NuW ' ,UDrrin. ,nptau lAuu- HuI
ws'N private, Wwu.ll u' the SPANISH
w"uUI"l turN uu" arr.lu d -rrIur.- CON.
.IiluU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Hon. II. Il. FrrgI~~un, the i"mrcihtlr
candidate tor drl"gHt" H. cuusrr-- AT.
prar'd al nrant~ opera hou," last mIh'
and 'u- address. ~ the Muguhg" ot .,N
ryal ut his admirers. wd- not ~ auN
urnu- up tu expectations.
\ IHrg" crowd Wa drawn 1" H." opera
hnu~" hN the announcement that tie
speaker would answer the que tluu~ rrp
puun.'ri hN capt ~tr,Ih, whu q iIr"-,'.'
llr Wag"-ralfnrr~ uf thl- cilS last ~aIur.
la, nj .ht, but the! were .Hpp'u,rd, a.
Nj t"tgu--un made dl-unl ldllGf" a.
answering any ui the question:.
IhI tIll/lN VIII, from tluI' 1" tim
maxi extracts from hi -p""''. a, TIA
paper ~rt ed u verbatim copy ui T." al
lTv-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

iir K'un,"d r",u /,n,insr go d., n.r
upIu t,uuHu,t.
/anYihf oct 20 Nlrr the lombard
'l"ut 81 the palace ul /hnIlhAt lN IT.,
British gunh"ht- sparrow. Thrush AMI
kdr'",ll, ~rNli klmlli Whr had vturInln
'i 'lIu-,li sultan uu august -. AT = the
sudden death II ~"Nid llamurd Riu
vain Kin Nali sought refuge at the
''rrrian consulate. ipnani wn- nalr
hN the btlti-h authorities tor hi -ufrru
l"t, hilt the 'Irflldil consul acting upon
instructions 81 hl- guNrruul"lii refused
- plar" IL" iugltIN"lii a." hands IT The
British auilutItIr- ihl- rdlI,ri cun-id
"Hhlr irritation AMI iIpi~ultlr roffr-
prlrl"uc" hrtN"ru rrrn huidin ana
.'"trudnN IT, dhH a hI.' tlIr prev iIlrd
and viii" II VS. tuurluug the wall "l
the German ruu-ulatr khalld Wa- placed
uu'rr the r-cun ut Hrmri nrrnau sol
Ilrf- uu huari th" r"rlIhn cruiser sea
Nli"r. for rnuNrNhur". II l- h,II,Nrd IT,
u" ui ~" ,'rrruIu cuinuu,..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

frfgu--'u argue, that Il. H." pigeon
h"l"" ~ Washington contain uu prlltl"u-
asking I"t Ia" ph-~ts" ~ the net ul lN,i
II must llAN" h""n "riirt"i IT, the result
ui u con plrarl, llr ha- gone further
int" the p"puIl-tlr camp than w. hhI
-upIHr'''i II" -""in- Ia thlnk that ia,
pupull-tlr plan ui IL" IultlatN" AMI r"f
rt"udum wh~ ~ operation IN iNd VII
thr gentleman pl"h-r inform lh" vuhllr
what proportion "l H." Important Law.
pa '"i hN r"ugf"-- Irr preceded hl -url
nrl lImM-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

tll- wrrk. l--r,, M lhmu,,- r. Watson t.
"It"pIc'- Party Paper" ul an editorial at
tack un hartman Marion lutlrr ~ the
rnpu'i-t national committee, l. ruu-Id
cred ~lgulilrAnl ~ view ~ flIuiuI, hhTuAi
That Watson may t"llfr from "a" ticket.
The editorial SAY
VII. Nat-"n.- position l. urW what II
VA when III" 'i'sutglh stat" convention
met. II" l. for the ,trhlgNt 'miilr.ui.
IA" road tlrk"t, IN no other way can
the managers hr i"rr"i tu RhIi,. N H."
II l"uI, contract. VII Watson position
ht' h""u humllutlug amt "tuun, a--lug
mIi h" la- l""il r"ml"ll"d tu submit to
pulIrl"- hr iIl not hppru".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

few minutes before nnnu uu lur-itN
last, Felipe oonzalr- il'd very suddenly
at hl, hou-" on Water street
lT, craig summoned u cutuurf'- lufk
who, after examining IA" huiy, rpurt~i
death 10 have hrrn caused hy heart III.
~4a-T,
The deceased wh- ahout - Year. II AZ"
h- hal hrru complaining ot palu- IA hl,
side for several days, but not thinking II
anything serious hal mair arrange
nienta ~ g. out Ia the shearing camp on
Tuesday Afternoon, st. JOhns Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Edward lloii aui bon. j. Rankin, 81.
lrit 4 frw daI~ agu tp i" -,'in" a--,.--lu' uI
work "n their lairunr mlnr., ha," e..
tUIu'd H. III" ritN, Mr. hudl Ma ~,rr,
this uoruing, aud hr /, ~tIll ruihu,la, ,lr
over the future "utlr"k for o., lt!ruu,
District, replying that the prospect IA
the district ARE g""d and th,N viii make
this rp'Iutr, tlruri-h vet tuuiiuWug,
Mr, iHsld said. ~" will have something
good IN III" next siN mouths that Will
max" the duul,ing lhrua-r- come /" the.
conclusion that IA" Lalruu"~ arr a !
right" Nj luid also stated that thrN
are down eight! feet on ihrlr "MaJor Ran
kin mine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
may ,NIN wi,TIInnt>iI.
tue silver AdN",str speaks ~ sever.
IuWus this NuruIug

iur SILVER AdNu'At- speaks ~ several
IuWu. thl. Nurniug
milr-iun. ". Va. uct. .. Hf,au fu-p
10 o. O'Clock thI- morning tp shake hand.
WITH .r'rfhl huulri- ~ the rIu7rus n
lJ' lhh.Ml IT, l"'t Nhrrl,us a, mll.
.gl'
\, h"l lIou-". ruuwlttr" u' uur, D..
n'" from ,mtir-t,u net tie hNau
part,
I'" ruumlttr" Wa hrai,I ~ rN.,u,
'ruuf Wills Wilson. democratic uumurr
't r"ugr-. Iu the lmtI u-turt NJ
'., isIut 900 th- rlt, tor more than Au
nuut IL hIs. rtuwl waited apl t- o.,
'nm pVIlul On thr n.-ruhhgr rhrrfr,'
rNI the hul rla,ri patriotic nIf- llwu
Procession Wh- 'utmi =. tho pu,ur
rtk Ul hf,tu t,lir,.r5 . Ots.rrrW 4
% tl' 'l'uf-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

col. Efr"-t \. ,'fuu-f"ll, p--tmi-trr
left last nlg'i t"r 'mragp. auh WliimhiI,
Mis- l"--lr Nu-hauur. at thr rr-ii'nr" ut
her parents, 5iW NrTn"' HNrulr, ~
lu'slHN evening, Ort. ., iIlrf the c"f"
lnuui they viii leave tor lruNrt. NAM
t"u ~prlng-, i,l"nW~h ~ptlug-. ~alt lak,
ct, ugdrr, san thurl-cu, Monterey
l.u- Ngrlr-, iufuuaiu hrarl Hli other
p"lIt- IA -urth"fu ,hllfufnla, lhrN vii
return tu ~" riN M Nu"rulrrr AMI h" Al
home I" thar fnrlIi- "u u"th ~'r"nt
street, at the Residence fuiurtll ucruplr,
~ Ernest MrNrT-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Canton g.. urt > ms morning l.
clear ant hrlght tat almost contInu
uII- down puur since lat SATURDAY. has
loit the Mckinney lawn ~uft and mIdd,
lu.daS'- demonstrations were held ~ the
lahrfuarlr.
IN" iif-t d"l"gHtlun represented the
pan hHnil" rnuutlr- uf Vast Virginia. II
Wh- presented hl ft"TmI naNiu, ~
Nhr"lIug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
IN>IIH> utI>Iio>


lutLi-h t"N'tuu"ut ~ l'"t'nd ~" bar.
dru"ll"- vt,h I"rp,Iu Iinnt-
tuu-lhutluupi" urt iu lraIr Ju,t
l--L"i uIl"r- n" formation d "A ~.
mia "i tru turpriu boat, lpr Ia" irlru-r
Il TIE harIhurll"-.
i"ttrr- rrcrIN,'i II ~ hhatru' confirm
tri,rt~ ui recent luL--..rI", ~ kslu aui
estimate the muu,h"' ui sllh'i at - ~.
neat rNrit"ru"rt ht- h,pru calI-rd 1T
Hhta N IT," artlur- ui a lufkl.h officer
Hhu raIah"l IN" -trrrt- hfanii-lus a
,ahr" hhu-iu, Aru"rIIu- hui declaring
that tl,N ought T., i"' k.Il"i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Eurllugt ru. luNa. rrt > hrANN rAIu
hIl Ia msh gfalh interfering with
the utrilhrrr Ht the pioneer celebration
\ hong pfur"-Sluu ui military bands, pho
urrfs AMI llht- and militia, rrptr-rItlng
N" rarlN ial- AMI the prugr''-~ ui Iowa.
t"uk place Al II a. m, followed by hd.
.iTr~-rs lN pluur"r- ~ "a" lull~rum. Im.
altrfunuu uuN. Drake Hilrr->t- the plu.
lirvf-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

ton road, With number " officials un
hAr' ~ u,rftufuri ~ ktum This
''r NIuhl- W,r,
hHds hut ilul Mourr, nagmau. wa
killed 10" wreck was caused hy the
passenger train breaking from ,iir
trtck iutuH freight train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

NrH York, uct 2-thalrman l'auiurth
II the democratic -tatr committee, lo-da,
confirmed IA" rrIntt that al effort would
h" made m the courts 'o Wf,,-t from the
gold standard democrats ~ th, state the
title they have adopted National lrIno.
cratic party, haniorih declared that sen
atnt Irufman wuuli place himself ~ the
hands Ot the state committee ali might
even TAXI the stump he 'a- alfrai,
rendered the committee Nalual ir service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

st. lum-. urt :. he Republic -aN
.rnriu'r ". d. -u.r. w Missouri ht-
h""u "ll.r"i th. place. o. -"ctrlarN Of The
.ut'r"t M hpil. calIu.t. .lIWli hr hr
'l"rt"l Il -.n- th- Wa "a" cause ui
-tuu". withdrawal lu favor "f Vest IA the
senatorial rdr,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
hEW MEXICO NOIES.

Forty llN" pupils Arr nuw ENROLLED ~
ID" puhlur -rhuuI- HI klurou.
populI-t cluh, styled the "lfurr -ll.
Nrr ,mh," na- been otgnullrl at La
Vegas
Ia" foliage II IA" m,uuthlu- hrgln- T."
thrw ign, ui turning. Ia, autumn SEA
-un hh, ruur
Ia" bona WA republican ruut, cou
Nrntlpu viii b" hrlI urtnlw = IN La
'rrr-, toi th" nomination oi count, 9th
rrt-.
Nj, NmgrarA I'olAro, ~ las Vegas.
who wa~ shot hy her lover '"w week
ago has entirely rrcmrfri from hrr
wounds.
\ u"N spanish paper, Ia Emprr-l, lH-
mai" IT. appearance" at lh- rur"-. Il l.
republican ~ politlr~, and l.. lapulnt L.
the editor. ~urcr-- I" H.
M,n, lturgh"r has struck vein ~ cop
per ore / / inches Hli" Whlrh runs o. per
cent rupprr. II" has eight u"u at wufk
"n lh" property. 1t l. near Klnr"u
There viii bee u meeting "t IL" board Il
plaruhrN At Las Vegas, uu Mpnlay and
Iu'~,Ihy, "rtuh"r aih ani Gth. l,,S,, for
the rNtmlahtlun ul Applicants tor r"gl -
tfali"h
Pedro MpuIoya. who k,ll'i klh"ft >nl
her at the ~rully ranch -nnr time age,
wa lh-t Week released on tI.p.u h"nd, I"
await the action ol the grand jury at
springer.
Ih"fr Will b" special rAtr- un the Nlrh.
l-un, Ioprka \ santa Fr railroad on ar.
count II the meeting ot IA" 'rand L"igr
\. +. n \ VI, at Las vega. ou october
oth AMI 'th.
IT." r"mAln-o u IA" late \ r. Iluu-akrr
wrf" lald tu rest at Las vegas yesterday
under the auspices Of the uniform tauk
II th" Knight, ~ rythla- The Las We
"a Military band al-p attended the fun
| rfal
The rlirf Ilhaftla, rer"ntly paflunrd,
before rpl uuu, hy tIuN. Thornton, oi IA
murder culumtt~i IN la Luz, bona Ana
county, twenty years ago, died IA NAl-"n
burg Colo, on the 'ilh inst, ~ n private
| letter state,
rfphah, no hand In the United state
can l-dI Of one peculiarly that exists
~ the Eln-,hurg bani Of ColiaT county
\rw MrNIru. There are seven brothers.
all lif-t.rm-- musicians, whoarr mrmbrr-
Of thu haui, which i rrrognlzrd H. one
NJ the lnr-t Ia Nrw Mexico,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Nrw orleans, Ort. \. K Bfu--rau
one of IA" largest carpet iral"r- ut Sew
ORLEANS, has mad" an a--lguurut for the
hrurlit uf creditors His a,-rt- Arr
80 ~, liahlllll"-, - .2IG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Cincinnati, urt, > 4 special ~ the
Times star from Wheeling " Va, say
lurlng the bryan parai" last evening
an unknuwn man NAL" rush Tor the
carriage anh, with an oath, rTi,L let
N" at him blow from a zane Ia th'
hands ~ n guard sent him bleeding AMI
staggering into the crowd,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

The 5rupctatlr managers up IN bona
Ana county are iuubtlr-- mAi The
ntrd states trooIr went into the holur
aud -caTrl into their own republic the
MrIican- that IL" democrats were colon.
iLlug IA vote IN the coming election IA
the New Mexico county, This II another
c,,-- II unjust t,SirTal lntrrirrrnc" IN lo.
cal affair that should hflng out more
ringing resolutions IA the bona Ana con
yeniion, With declarations ~ Ia the uu'
constitutionAlity Of the act. III pasu
Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
IlIr NmIIlIIlrr.

A- an endorsement II tie fight which
he made IN the interest ul the territory
III a." last congress. ~ II recognition "l
his eminent titnr-. tur the Position, and
~ the strongest candidate whom the
party ruuli pp~-lhy present lu the I,s,-
pie lnr their suffrage. Hon. lhuua- Is
CRtfln was uuAnlmuuSk chu-ru ~ n"
rrpuhl can nominee for hrlrght" ~ con
grr--, he platform upon which Nj
Catrnl stands before the proplr l. uur
upou which every loyal Cltll"n ran ra-t
HI ballot ami 40 honor tu himself Thor.
ougll! republican ~ ar" h"th the plt.
form ani the candidate. ~ man having
the territory Interest at heart aul h-
li"Nlng ~ thu-' grand priUr.rI' M I
which our nation became =" pro- sp"rnli-,
can decline h. endorse. Ia -'firt con.
formity with th-," grand pflurIplr, ul
protection, the financial plduk ol the
platform declares Tor the free and uu
limited coinage ~ the silver ul our
mines. with the enactment of tarln un
foreign silver which Will hrlng It, pflr"
from itS bullion value Ia the value ~
American silver at our mlnt- lhus are
our American mines, American pfuurt
0f silver anh the American miner pro.
trctrd from an influx u cheap foreign
silver and peon labor, and our Interests
protected without reputation AMI ul.
timale bankruptcy. --k,ncon Nr.kl!
Albuquerque wOfkmrn are getting
gWHi slices out Of the government work
~ Fort Ningate. Mike l"nldn, the we'll
known plastrr"r, with several u,h"f plA,.
terers, left yesterday f0r the pct
where II the dining r0nm'' i often
heard NJ the depOt from the pa-srngef-
from the auth and west, aud Hen. Man.
ger, the manager. usually replir- Reg
ulAr eating station. step right H."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03


The following data covering a pcriod Oi
twenty-five years. have been complied
Tor the weather bureau records at Santa
fr. Tor the month of nriohrr
Temperature Mean or normal tenn
p"ratutr. II deg IA" wHrinrst month wa
that ut lNNj. with Au hN"rag" II - deg
the ruldrst month Wa that uf lNN>. with
an average uf ii deg, the highest TEN
Irrraturr wls ~ deg. uu urlnhrt =. lN1S
the lu~rst temperature was III deg. ~,
October IL, lNN 3; average date on which
lir~t killing IruSt occurred III autumn
October IL.
Precipitation rain ur melted SHOW
Average for the month. l.un inches, aver
agr nulli"r ul daNs with 81 uf an inch ~
mere, I the greatest monthly precipita'
tlun Mas I ~ inches In ISL the least
mnnthl! precipitation was ~ inches Ia
lSIN, III" greatest amount ut ptrcipita'
tlnn recorded IN any twrnty.tour con-rc'
uti,r hours was |, III inches on October -
~; the greatest amount uf snowfall re
corded IN ANY twrmty.fuur consecutive
hours record extending Ia winter oi
ISL - only Na~ 90 inches on October
-. lNti.
CLOUDS and Weather Average number
of clear hay~, %, partly cloud! hdy-, {"
cloudy days, >.
Wind he prevailing winds have hrrl
from the southeast; the highest Neloclt.
of the wind WAS g. miles from the south
west on October III, lSH2.
H. H. Hfli-n.
Director Weather Bureau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

l....'. '.H t..' . 0.I q i...
,wouupt'. .u ~ 'r.A tu.h.
100 DO hrallui thr u#uIl . '.
muli ~ ~dusrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

~ir,.t. 90 i'r tItI,r
santa Fr, oct, l.-"ruor old optic
Treat II Kindly aud let IL die IN peace.
| i. HELM.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
IL now costs him, even II his way. NJ,
kcIt at the Present value

u hn" costs him, even II his wag,- NJ,
, kclt at the Present value
~enti fourth II the price NJ all pro
! ducts would hr raised IN value aud III.
dollars paid the railroad employees dr.
ctrh-c IN value, how would II le ppps-ibl,
Tor Them tO make gupd living. Or be n.
much benefited ~ they are under H.,
present system
twenty .iifth- II ftrc coinage would b,
any Feasibility create the Necessity n'
| putting twu trains into the Railroad sci,
wee III the place ut Onr, would II III.
ctra.r thr capacity n the train crew run.
hlnk tlr old un" tu make more money
twenty sixth pufiug the war. When
g"il Wa~ at H. highest premium, III MI,
tdilwad operative, III the nttrd stat,
rdtn III gf'eihark- u. much Wages tur
| ilkr wtNirrs a. l. nuw pAId ou the At
Iiutic y ldciuc,
INrnt! seventh j. II not "A fact that
II you would luctra~, the price III all ~.
llcIr- NJ luud. that II would make the
cost ul nNng ~ NlhuIurTuc great
u'al higher than !, l,al plr-rui, ami II
SO, huW would thr dNrTHgu rIllZru grj
hn! mote muirN With whlth lu paN such
Iu'trd,,I cu.t ct lnIugs
Twenty eighth II hy free coinage 4
,lNrI ia" silver dollar II-r- III value IT,
lur rht ,diu, ut gpiI huw would II hr
dui "t.lrr tot railroad "uplolr- tu get
any muIr ul thru thnu ihrl arr grlllns
u.N under the present system
twenty mulh u.rf nee coinage
would tlw gNrrnm"ut hr III ANY wa,
uuuui ~ honor io maintain the silver
!uIIhr ruIucd lur lniNidual- at par,
ihrticlh II gold went lu a pfruiuu
would It not tdkr from our circulation
one lhlfd ul that circulation,
IhlrtS inst within what time wuul,l
II hr I'u,.iulr with the present mint ca.
parItN ui lh" nItcd atatr~. ani -urh ca.
parlti ~ II would acquire ~ building
new umint~. tu -upph the taking ur
thr gold lfum uur circulation that wuul
l." driven uut ht the tree coinage act ull
th" basis ui H. tu
iMrll .,rc"nd 1, II not true that
about nIurt, urt cent ul the COMMERCIAL
ttdu-actloII~ "l the ulicd -talr- arr caf
rld un h! checks. balls ut exchange and
paper ut that elias ami that the Same /,
based upon uonr! krpt III banks and
other plarrs'
lhirty.thih J. 1t true that matter
which would InJtrr Il railroad company
1T I" IT. rmplulr~:
Imft! fourth II fr"" coinage act il
passed ami gold went to IA premium
would II not ruI every railroad company
more io meet lis obligations than II
ru-t- nov
Imrl! -jtth- II you rlalu that gold has
appreciated h"rau-" m H. greater put.
chasing ruW"t. Hrr tuu borne ont ~ such
clam - lar H. the prlc" ut lahur i- rut
cvrurd, dri viii q gold dollar to-day pur
CHASE more Labor III railroad -rtNic than
II would purcha,r pflur To- th" coinage
act "i lN,j'
thirty -INth l. II not u fact that the
ult"i states /" day ha- mrrr silver III
circulation, pet capita, than ANY free
coinage country un IA" earth hH~,
thirty seventh Has any free coinage
country ~ the world ANY gold ~ actual
circulation II 49, what country:
Thirty "Iglih bu k"u believe with
Bryan, Carlisle AMI others that free
r"luag" net viii prUlur" n panic:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
ItAiIToA.i Accident,

Ottumwa. la. oct. The special cal
Of Superintendent Levy. Of the BuIlng'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-02-04
A Confused bridegroom.

A young man about to be married by
an Episcopal clergyman and being quite
innocent Of any knowledge of the form
of solemnization for matrimony in the
book Of common prayer concluded that
he had better look it up and study the
answers to the questions the clergyman
was to ask him. He became quite in
terested in and somewhat perplexed with
the several orders therein formulated
for as many religious services, so much
so that when he stood mp before the
clergyman with his bride to be married
in the confusion in which he found him.
self he could recall but the merest
snatches of answers he had seen III the
prayer book When the clergyman asked,
"Wilt thou have this woman to be
thy welded wife, to live together after
Gods ordnance" etc, the groom cour-
ageously replied, Il renOunce them all,
and, by Gods help"-pausing as if he
expected the minister TO help him finish
the answer. But. disconnected by the
groom 5 response, the clergyman unfor-
tunately increased the embarrassment Of
the occasion by muttering to himself a
little too distinctly:
81 believe that this bridegroom is
non compos mentis, 10 which snap
Judgment of his mentality the bride
groom blandly responded:
"All this most steadfastly believe "
The ceremony was suspended. Ex-
plantations were quietly made between
them. The bridegroom was told what he
was to say. The service was then re-
sumed, and the couple We're married in
due form. New York World.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-02-04
40 Easy welsh Name.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gogerchwyrnhwll llandisihogogogoch is
the first station in Anglesea past the
Menai bridge Like all old place
names. il Is of a descriptive character.
The first pant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, is
probably the correct name If the place
and means "St Mmy's white hazel
pool, ihe clurch Icing dedicated to
st Mary and doubt s,ood by pool
shaded with White hazel. The Latter
portion ,eens to lave teen the addition
of some C;anll'an humerist The
Times con missioner IN 1918 was max
Ing IS s2.ei ear 50 the Rebecca' 5
daasas.Ts' tie,y. and en- asking the
naue 4. tais p'ace iscc.,ed the entire
LEI j fCI ;lry vr, hith, however, Is
gocl Welsh and equally descriptive.
mcn'ls "ee, ear the raging whirl-
pool is Liuraisiho and the red, rocky
Isle, Of ti,so --Beuchier's Annual