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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14
The Fanny aorman. IIere.

The three German Brothers opened
n three nights engagement at the
Grand Opera House last night to an
audience that comfortably filled the
theatre, and It is snfe TO say that no
attraction has been seen ut the Grand
this season that has furnished 30 much
genuine fun az thcsc clever comedians
In their funny comedy. OF course the
Germans are the principle characters
md this fact would alone be sufficient
10 insure an evening OF comedy rich and
rare. The company IL excellent
throughout and each member secmS to
be trying to Guido the efforts OF the
others. "Gilhoolcy's Abroad" Will hold
the boards ut the Grand the rcst or the
week with the usual matinee Saturday
afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

To the Editor OF the lntolligoncer.
SIr:-Would VOW Kindly insert this
protest about 70 young ladies OF this
city has organized which they call the
]. 0. W. q. which Is supposed TO stand
for Independent Order OF Wheeling
Girls the purpose Of this society did not
become konwn until leap year came
then 1t was announced 1t was n leap
year girls trust and the object was to
invite young men outside of this city to
the parties II gives some young men are
bitterly against II as they are intirely
left out hut the club is aourlshtug but
we will brake II up.
Please oblIge one OF the local Washers
who is sorc In his bosom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14
o,iI.n.,. REGARDED.

Yesterday Clerk Hook admitted TO re-
cord leases OF land for the oil and gas
privilege. all being In Triadelphia dis
trict, as follows: John Hand and wife
TO Thomas N. Darrah. 20 acres: James
Keller and wife, to T. NJ. Darrnh, ~
acres; James w. Davis and wife 20 7.
NJ. Darrah. rs acres. and Hiram Elliott
to T. NJ. Dnrrah. l46 acres. All are on a
basis OF one-eiEhth royalty. 1t is not
stated In the leases what company MIR.
Darrah is operating for. II any.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

u. & o. Excursion 10 Washington, D. c.,
Thnrsday, February 10, 1890.
Round trip $40. tickets good ten days.
Trains leave Wheeling at 1925. 1866 and
1870 u. H., $40 and 5:45 p. III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

Reduction ...,.........,..."....S $50 !"
The debt will be reduced this year
from $T2i.27T So. on which interest had
to be paid last year. even after the new
administration had provided for the
payment OF two years charges not met
BY the old administration. to $4,000 IA
These figures are Il thorough answer
to the Registers foolish vnporlngs, The
present administration took m the bur-
dens entailed upon It by the last admin.
istration, and paid them OFF. 1t met
the extra expense OF the smallpox, for
which nobody can be blamed. and other
unusual demands on the treasury, and
still makes the best showing OF any
city administration in MANY years
past. II anybody Is deceived by the
cranky. freaky. dyspeptlc breaks OF thh
Register on this subject, the ones who
take its talk in earnest are almost ns
much to be pitied as the Register The
insInuatlons that there Is anything AT
the city clerks office kept from the pub
lie for an improper purpose is simply
SiIlV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

Thre are now twenty-six derricks up
In the Colerain field. including I'VE pro-
ducers. The Grecnlee rig will be moved
to the E. A. Berry farm. Seceral days
have been spent In fishing at the Thco.
Clark we'll, Eight more wells will be In
soon. High prices are asked for ground
at Colerain because OF the oil boom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14
CITY FINANCES.
An uniustiiipbie Charge on the
Present Administration.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOW

Tho Present Council Has Enlarged the
Revenues, Cut Down tho Expenses and
Reduced the D.bt-,A Vicious aud I'm
warranted Attack shown Up In It's True
Light by Figures from the Reeorsis-A
Very creditabie showing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

The present council and the present
city administration have made an ex-
ceedingiy creditabie record. The new
officials and the new council came into
power under very unfnvorable c!rcum-
stances, A great many bills had been
left unpaid by the last council; bonds
which had fallen due in the two years
before had not been paid; the small
pox experience caused an extraordi-
nary demand for money for the health
department. and the accidental de-
struction OF the Atlantic engine entnii-
ed an extra expense that nobody could
have counted on. Yet In spite OF all
these unusual demands upon the city's
resources. the present administration
has made remarkably credltnble rec
ord. The figures show this them
selves. For instance. fhe comparative
statements of the expenditures In 1894
and 1895:
lS9l-Dcmocrntic administration. $50, a!s q
lSaS-RopublIcan administration. SI0SS o.
Reduction ....................; 8llS Gi
REVENUES.
lsl5-Repnblican administration .Sl2I 6S5 %
lS9i-Democratic administration. SSHHb l.
-
TAN .,......,,,.,.'...s.'''''s' S''07' o.
OUTSTANDING DEBT.
lS94-Dcmocrntic administration. S153 20 g
lS95-Republcan administration. I2i.g'I 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

Money to loan on real estate-West
Virginia Savings and Building Assoc
citation. room II Masonic Temple. Office
hours 6:l5 to S:i5 p. m. every Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

THERE is no better proofof the ex-
cellence OF Or. Bulls Cough Syrup than
that II Is recommended by leading ply
clcinDa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-14

SALVATION OIL should always be
kcpt in tho Kitchen. For the ready cure
Of scalds and burns It has no equal
% cents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
'u>IIKT LAST NInKT.


II Wa = Gr,nd aud Trriru success aud
Welt MrriIrd.
In spite ot the unfayurahlr weather "A
large audi"uc" gathered at Grant opera
HOUSE last night lillng almost every -rat
~ the house. This was not 20 hr Won.
dcrri At considering the promise II rare
enjoyment which the program and III"
artists gave, aud the auiirncc were Ger.
taluly not d,appoiutrd, without n
hl,ch the program Wa rendered. and IN u
manurr that procured the mort Gathering
criticism Tor each aud every one IT the
performers
Vt so the curtain rose aud the au-
ilrncr greeted with hearty applause the
return of their ia'uritr pianist, y Non
Jr-~ru Sudring. His solo the difficult
M"S2kuw~h Waltz IN f.. Wa rendered
with his we'll remembered spirit AMI ar
tl-tir touch, that gained him an encore
Tor which he played his sweet COMPOST
ton, cuban Dance
Next on the program Wa Mr., trnnaar,
play hrlorr, and be- carried the audience
with him IN hi splendid Interpretation
uf "~crnr lr ballet" b! pr R"rlul. In.
thusa~tir applause aud All rnrnr" were
hi reward
With undlsgmsrd admiration did the
audience greet ". r., Harper. THIS gen.
tlrmAn'- voice, IA baritone u the purest
quality, has u sympathetic power that j.
difficult lo describe, It reaches the heart
aud awakrnS u chord long dormant IN
many u breast Ills mode of singing i
perfect ani full of feeling, aud hcttay-
immediately the finished artist, Both
hi4 number, For all EtrrnItl," and his
encore were rapturuusly applauird,
Miss Me intire, assisted 10y four of "
huuurrqur'- most handsome daughters
made u romplrt" SENSATION lay her drch'
nation ~ "rrrilta," The grouping oi
the statues was beautiful in the extreme
ami proves the excellent artistic taste oI
this young laiy,
" the curtain rose hum " almira.
ton AMI delight went through the au'
dieucr, The beautiful recitation was
Splendid, rendered aud gained the most
unhounird admiration II the audience,
Space furhid- ~ Ia follow the concert
number for number and rStOl III" excel
lrnrirs IT each. Enough. he II Said, that
II was d"light,si audience that wendell
it, Way home, and nothing hut praise ha'
been heard to-day Tor III" way In which
every number waI rendered.
Tina. mn old and experienced hand wa
at the wheel In this concert was shown
hy the perfect arrangement OF every q"
tail, and the financial success was vel
nirrited encouragement Ia those who un
dertonk the affair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
A. ?. HuNsAKsN suiclpss.
Ian, HIS he while Suffering From
IrmnufA.N AhtfraIlnn.

O.. w 'ruull ,rntrrl, believe thr
oporl tu. 40 ming that \ + lluu-akrr
h,lt,k"u n- .'u lItc, bat alas. the T.
port va uulN ,,o true. The deed WI.
committed a. ~ u'clWk thu morning,
while l,,uI uu ul- hri III the Atchi-un
railroad hr-wtal the tall entering his
head bach " III" rlght iir. u, l., owens
Wd. uoit Nv tuI rhu H. hts side, hut
DEATH hh been Instantaneous Two let
ter. were left to explain the rash act one
g. IT. shaw aui uur e. hi- moihrt lac
one to- w. shaw -a,.
l'r shaw I an aitall ~, rlr viii be-
l.Nyurrl tur ut', AMI that j. all there i
tu It, lllN-Nkth
Tic l"ttrr to- hi- mother the reporter
dl uu, -rr. Mr. lluu,akct hal hrrn
troubled With his night r," tot some
tIur, hal spent six wr'k- IN Iuprka aHi
entered the hospital here august 81. lie
ini not .rrul l"-p'nl"nt, except at tlu"-,
AMI up more than the average patient
last evening when llt shaw called him
into N" surgery To- lupk at hl, eye, hr
SEEMED encouraged with the prospect NJ
immediate recovery AMI thu act u III
lrl" wt- uo,t certainly committed IA a
temporary alteration 81 the mint
Albert tIllmttr lluu.akrt would have
rrru thr,N seven wears ul hgi hr lived
w,ll W"Nt january. IT, hogan fnilrai
'uL nu the \tr'u,uu at Trinidad III lNN'.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
who believe tina, BRYAN will b. elected

When they expect ~ double their Invest.
mruts viii come ou, through the little
end " the horn viii their -chemrl frt
the silver Apostle" viii never have, "
get M opportunity IT Warming the pres.
idrntial chair. - NJ ra.n Tribune.
santa D. N.puhii,a cut.
Nhuut seventy live citizens met AT the
court huu@ last evening and organized
u Mrhinlr, Hobart rluh. Hon. T.. \
Hughes called the meeting ~ order and
male u short address. referring In com.
plmrutat, t"tm- ~ Mckinley aud ll"-
bart ani tr Ia" national republican plat.
tutm Officers ~ the Hub were chu-on ~
follows President. =. &. Cartwright Wee
presidents, r.. l.. bartlett. JOHN '. tun.
way, Vs. NJ Read secretary, j. u, Srna,
treasurer. Anirrto NhryA The usual
committees were appointed ani the b,
laws " the Mrkinlr, lphatt National
business Mems lragu, were adopted lot
governing the cluh. \rw Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

The preparations i"r III" coming "
torlal fair al Albuquerque. Octulrt !.
| ARE progressing rapidly, anl q"
crrditablr exhibition is promised 81
ing Ia the frn-t~ last -prlng u" hor'N
tural aud agricultural exhibit, VIII
be up a. the usual standard, hui The p'
ayers pronI," that the sporting eva
Will he Tar IN advance IT al! -lmlld y
gram, tn" citizens ol Alhulurrlnr On
rr Il" things l.! half nnd the iAe' Y
they promise n crr,litahlr fair h''ilfr'
it, success. The railroads have nsh
ducrd rates, within IL" reach NJ al"
our citizens should attend IT," term !
fair. RlnroA Weekly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

\ farmer IN All oregon paper, say.
Every Year hear Of ctt"rpllIar- i" roy.
lag whole orchards, AMI there i nothing
tu h" dl-pu-"d IL more easily. bore n
hole m the tree deep enough Ia reach the
sap, lll 1t with sulphur aud then plup II
NJ | r RESULT l. mdglcaI. Ia" sap takes
the sulphur /" every branch amt twIg
AMI the chtrtpllldr~ al once die, have
never known the remedy Ia fail AMI |
never ku"w u tf"" I" l." injured hy II, and
have puI u"d this course tor Nraf~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
what H-"rgr Cross D"". N"i kn"w Nh"ut
the tish tHW.
Increased Majority

" Mr. tAtfun again heads the rrpuh.
hcan ticket of New Mexico. the condrn~-
III venom ut the INSCRIPTIONS demo
cratic papers of the territor! Willie more
him than ever before. w republican IN
public life has h"rn ~ prr-i-tently, un-
!u-tI! AMI ,illlanou-ly aS-allrd by demo
cratic mauipulator- ~ has been conc"n.
tratrd against MIR. Catrun. llr IL now
serving hl1 first term NJ delegate 10 con
gr,-S aud has crrittably represented IN"
territory. tie will he reelected hl an
Increased majority -liatuu Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
t,DlR IN Walls.
l'dl A>.I NJ To workman Down at
silver Iity.

Npru- Niirrur, wllr tearing iowu
hu ,lI aIpu, nuI,iIug. Whrh he hN pur.
rm.oL Iu IA mrr,h'n portion 1T the
rIt,. last TUESDAY i'trrnnrn, SUSTAINED
inquiries lfom which hr ir,l on Mriur,
ir mrru,nE IT, va working un the
roof " the hullllug when the WALL col
Ap-rdpr"clptatlug umauong the run-,
breaking h- right tmgh AMI lulurlng
lam INTERNALLY, lie was taken To- The
Grant county chLflt, hospital and m,sil.
ral All Immediately SUMMONED. but dr.
spit" all efforts e. save him hr diet uu
"Wednesday morning.
H." MAS tamillarly called "Oli Morris, "
~ hr Wa n peculiar character, tut WAS
universally RESPECTED for hi4 NUMEROUS
good Vutllil", llr Wa native II Ire.
land, having h"rn born hear queenstown
~ lNii IN" carly part "t hi nfr wa-
spent upon H." ~"a and he cam" to Amer.
lea IA lN',I Twelve years ago he tif~t
came g. SILVER city and this was his
home. excepting Tor u trw year, until
hln death II" WA u prudent. hard work
ing man aui from hi- small earnings
HAs ahlr t. visit hi old home IN Ireland
twu wears age. ilr was bachelor. He
WA buried from the Catholic church last
Thursday, silver Cit! independents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
wnIIaraI Iuuian feast.

Army wurm~ hy the million have made
their Appearance III MuhHNr county since
the late hraN! raln~, tut are doing liItl"
damage - vegetation The coming ot
IN, " ms Wa hnilrd with delight l.,
the MaiItpai Indians II Arizona, who
have h,.u lra-,lug "n them tor weeks
pat,
The ~lnh", AMI papPoosrs gather them
~ great baskets and bring them into
cRmp, Nl"r thrN Remove their heads and
into u hIg krttlr. The skins are thrown
awN, h" krlllr i put over a tire and
soup ui the richest KIND manufactured
from the contents, IN IlhN"r It Resembles
mock tGNls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Ernest Winter. ut Denver, u form
prominent cattlrman uf this county, .!
Mis- Amy liuwnh, unr OF Ra,un' .
cumpll-hrd AMI attractive Young hil'
were united IN marriage last lhr.I
at the home Of the bride, Rev, I.f, NJ
felt performed the ceremony. The hAii
coupl" left SUNDAY morning fot Drat
where they will reside.
un MONDAY the 18th inst FrrI. lli'
kln-. ~ New Franklin. Missouri. d
mrr we'll known citizen uf Ration, A.
Miss Margaret \. luwning. tor .e'sl
years popular and efficient trachri
the Ration schools. were married b! N
:. {. Dorsey. Thursday morning they y
for New Franklin, Missouri, where "
will make their home. Rang"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
MAY FISH IN OCTOBER.
Fish wardenS Mistaken as 10 the open.
ing ana Cloing Months.

luRsmurh ~ this l. the iif-t DAY ~ Oc.
tuhrt aud the IMPRESSION prevails that
the trout u-hlng sra-,u clr-rd last night
when the hands NJ the dial touched ~
u'cluck. an examination " III" statutes
uf New Mexico uu the subject Vt trout
the New Mexican. The investigation r..
suited ~ the discovery ~ a fact appdt
entity not gruruLlI kuuSn either tolaw
,cr- ~ lAlmrn
The compiled law ~ l>Ni provided
that II shall not be- lawful To- Nil. take.
at have ~ pu--r,-tuu. any trout ~ other
tsd fish, taken ut KILLED Ia ANY II the
puhiir water, ~ this territory. during
the months ~ Irc"mhrr, January frh.
fuary, March and \prlI, ~ either Of -ali
months, III ANY wear
The general laws of New Mexico Tor
lNNu chapter 80, section T. pag" no.
amended this law ~ u, To- aii the months
NJ \oNruihrt AMI Mat to the closed sen.
-uu. ~ the 'l-hing ~ra,on ~ New Mex.
lih VIII tlifff ill NNN'Ill'fI Nlllll NV
llr-t NJ next June, aui the fishermen IN.
rluilng several H-h wntiru~ have hrru
violating the law since lN,F. hN catching
trout ~ The month ~ May. Probably
the, Will not du 81 ANY more. unless the
act II l~N.' l. amended. but will fish dur.
ing pleasant days Of this muath.
hat Irurgr Cross Do". Nut knnw Nhuut
the tI.h law.
The n,hy HiItnr ~ thu New Mexican
say that lawyers AMI laymrn are both
ahkr ignorant NJ ia" prohibitions ut the
li~h law. ~ i shown hN his careful and
exhaustive examination " the statutes.
lie ay- the act at lNNH makes II uulaw.
ful 10 catch trout ~ May aud that fisher.
men have been Violating the Law for
years. II lr Will ln,k AT thr law ot lN9l,
at pag- Ia, hr Will ind that h. l. all
wrong. Aui hat II l. allowable To- drluir
trout NJ other tuI Ii h." from the first
" Man tu the lt-t at November. This
may hr considered ~ gui ~ uti-hal
while tlr knowledge uf the New Mexican
Is clearly drU-h,Fit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

v iurrA-,1 ~ lmt ,uI/r> - Few
DAY. Ag,. 20. -hulo- ha, nrru appointed
superintendent, of telegraph at the santa
tr railway. To- succeed the lat" Il. Il. tenn.
m"il. simultaneously with the app"ini.
m"ut ui Mr. ~'nlr- the ulr" ~ assistant
superintendent ~ telegraph. u I"-ltlou
wh1rh Mr. ~holr- has h"lA for several
wears. l. abolished. ami The culture work
viii bee handled nl a." superintendent OF
trlg,tph Mr.. ~hoIr- l. Nrll known To
IA" ullwAN rmplo,"- of tht- division, amt
thr Ilu lut ,uI/rN 10 rouSIiiulAtlug
hm "a hi prumutloll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03


lhr \rw MrNiru Territorial rtrt nv...
citation holds it- exhibit ~ of sports At
NhuIurIur october l2I1 urNt ~.
u.lalt ~rrfr't -, l.rrWi. down firm \.
huIu"3u. lr-t"rla, ant rau u tlr
ll.hll uor" turNpluu wat tha'r W,uiI
TO- unusually attractive timrs at tn.
year meeting gt"ai feature va, tu
be- mtlr " The hr,rlr tournament and
llttN MalL, John lu.aHrN. NoNlllr
k,ud aui trrur llguus- au, g. npp"M
~" thrIug will be- hrli uud.r rr .tur
ton " IA" T.. " racing hhil hll /.
\ " rules aul N" ptiz,- auI pur-"-
viii amount tu $50. The event. lu lhl-
department viii H. ~ follow
First Ia, Ouo.halt mle novice, one.
half mile. elias. T. tut inter territorial
rup, ~crud LAY. on-Quhtlrt mlr. elias,
T. DIS" wIl" hinilctp. class \, turi lAN,
three rnr,rr MIL" elias, 4 one halt
h,uIirap d',h ia,, ,wo mll" Naullrap
.cI,,, \. i've mlr, sixth ia>. thru" mile
trN, tot fastest mile ou Nhuuorluo
track
there viii also g., "A hlg htul contest
a base hhl tournament, a -rhu'l'uDr,i
- parade ant raru.'M aul - mI hr'-,
g., with pur-"- amounting g. 500
N.iu "a" {, horul nhu,.t ng tIwr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

l">"ph {. NlhI"i, the silver cauliiat"
r,r congress, ~ the Efir district, who IN
h- -p""rh"- 'hIrI> groan- over IA" pS T
man, irouhl,'-. l. hm-"li banker sil-
Yer mine uwurr. Mt trr head - u uhrl.
eating orl hulur-- 81 N" goat standard
monopoly. nr uNnrr ul li-l hor~r- tui "A
great stock iaru. h"-li,- being IN mum.
hrr ~ ulhrr hIs money making cunrrIrS.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

'ru,,,. G't- ca" Nrnr ~ ia" r"nitrnt,aN
-pih'f lt'u-.

th,,,. ''t- ou' hrnr ~ ia" r"uii'ntiarN
-Dh't iI"iu-
" q, lIrac,Tk, whu returned last might
from u- iIuh-. wh"r" h" defended Va
lrulu rrrrA. chAtgri with wife hratlng.
lnr ease Wa ulri Yesterday Aft"ruHu,
AMI ~ - f. III. when tn tram arrived i"r
l'ur uItn, IN" lurk wa~ still ont. III"
ruur, appointed Nr llrhcrk H. defend
'hr i'l-u,rr, aDd IA" luig" states that
IN" ra-" I"Nrlup"d int" considerable iun
''r thu-,' ~ tlr court room,
NlITra- rhaNr~. the Indian, who shot
hl, -hrrp partner. Juan uarcla. while the
latter Wa asleep, WAS sentenced Ia on"
N"Ar ~ the p"ultru,iafN, Ia" Jury, III
returning verdict ui guilty, recommend
,d lir uII -uu"r /" H." rNtf,mr mercy IL
the court, Summers kufkhart defended
halves.
kN. lrnuiru Fernandez a Protestant
minister short time asu. performed Ia"
marriage ui q glrl vito had not reached
tie tgr 81 h. wears, this being contrary
tun territorial hw ~ iu III" AZ" "i con
-rui hr rt~" against Rev. Fernandez
I,uI TRIAL at lu- luuas to-day.
llr Nhivurld county court Tor the
prr-,ut term, viii adjourn to.m"rr"w
Ilut-IN attrrunu. Judge COLLIER,
lrrt Marion, District ATTORNEY Nllkrt.
-ou AMI others returning tu IA" rltN ull
,hr evening tram IT that daN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
A MntlIN GrmIIrnAn.

The able and highly ~atl-hctur! IA
nrr III which he conducted Tho I",!I,'
tlons ul the temporary utgdul1,tloa
the republican territorial convention a
the md-trrly address he delivered ~
Stunning such duties, placed lhomI'
flnical, E>lo ul Albuquerque, al V
head ot the procession NJ the coming n'
IL New Mexico. Professionally, pill
cally. socially ani otherwise, b. l. a NJ
worthy gentleman, Ration Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

Hon, ". >, liuprwril, ~ sierra county,
whn w. IA delegate To the democratic
convention NJ santa tr, arrived IN the
city this m"fniug, he viii remain during
the DAY, Ni'd Will leave H. morrow morn
ing for his home AZ ilIll-hnrn MIR. Hope.
well wa' the first Ia inform Hon, W. H.,
thllirr-, u" competent ami worthy nit
IN thu resolutions passed by the convrn.
tlou all the federal officials NJ the terri.
tory were endorsed by name except him,
This action ut the convention does not
IN the least disturb Mr. IhlldrTs, and WAS
done from the fact lha, he IhldrTs was
Instrumental IA urgtul2lg the sound
money democrats Ia the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03
PAINF ULLY BURNED.
Peculiar Accident TO MRS. Baumgltlna
Near Challenier.


Mt4. John lAumgaftnrr suffered =.
ruI.ar AMI painful arcllrut ut her raht,
near thall"udrr un "Wednesday mufu.h.
says the Williams News. tn" Kitchen d,
did nu; burn with the vim dr.iusl. I
Nit. Bhumgarturt gathered some rIbh.c
With which I" rncuurag" II. v -,s,u n
the rubbish strurk the lire there VA, A
angry hrlrh NJ lame uri -mpkr d,l l.
fore Mr. Baumgartnrt could wilhlnI
her hand II wa sadly huru.' a..
manned, The explosion hlrwoti tti.
u the thumb aud in!rliugrr The b.,
hiy suffered terribly until II 'rpsi
train came along AMI brought hrf 4
town. where Doctors Francis aud k,uh~-
Nilr amputatrd III" liugrr, AT ,h, -,rvl!
Joint. II Is believed that u dynamite ca,
had been carrlr~~l, thrown into a." nj.
hish
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-03

lhrkruwu- wrf" out At the talf grounds
Nr-', rlaN. aud t,nk some lively practice
l"T ,hpui two hours. AMI the WAY nlhh-,
tie .rW lhri ha,rman. lined IA" tall
over lu lir-,. shows couclu-nrly that hr
kuuN.- huW I" piaN that bag ~ fact tnp-
tam (Wue has drrli,d 1" keep him right
inrr aul viii "a tu srcuud himself uu.
n'-- ho-twick, who played here hast year,
rau %" secured. ~ which event hr viii 90
90 u " uuiurld. lm- viii MAKE strong
lu.Ii, ~ the luNrT- ui IA" national game
Aurw what lrNI me can du At 1T base aud
/.u--T at short. iIhl-' ability l. also
N,Il kuuwu here. ~ h" has PLAYED IA thu
rll, hnuI". AMI he viii be- seen nj IN hr-t
l.Nl SUNDAY atrrurun, WHEN hr will play
tmrl base Tor the regulars, ~ their game
With the kr-rfNr-, his gam" viii uu
lull b." one W the most Interesting that
ha- h,ru pla,ri here this season,