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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
LARGE MARKET.

Yesterday was the largest market dav
of the year, l2O wagons paid the curbuge
tax, which amounted TO something over
Sl4. The amount of curbagc per wagon
is now only ten cents, which is Il nomi-
nal fec assessed for the purpose of clean
ing up the market square Everything
was plentiful with the exception of Gu
cumbers and tomatoes. Fair prices gen
orally prevailed
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
PAY DAY YESTERDAY.

Yesterday was payday at the Roanoke
Machine Works and about So, 900 was
distributed among the various employees
OF that Institution. The pay car will he
attached to train No. 3 this afternoon and
will 90 west and finish up by paying off
the hands on the western division.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

II. II. Markedly received a shipment of
fresh bear meat Yesterday. and many peo-
pie made ii point to lay in IL supply for
their Sunday dinner He still has some
of it left, ana it i in excellent condition.
He also has the finest supply of fresh
meats that can be had on the Roanoke
market.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
SPECIAL REMNANT SALE TO-MOR
ROW

Heironimus & Brugh will hold their
usual spring remnant sale tomorrow.
They announce large accommodations of
remnants, and we have no doubt there
Will be lots of good things to he found
on their counters tomorrow. OF course
the ladies will be out in force, as they
usually are i'll response TO announcements
made by this reliable house
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
DEATH OF MRS WEEKS

Mrs Elizabeth Weeks, wife of G C
Weeks, died yesterday evening at her
home i'll Lemontown, Botetourt county.
ut the age of 60 years Deceased leaves
a family of three sons and five daughters
The funeral services will take place
to-day ut O'Clock ut the family residence
after the remains will be buried in the
family burying ground
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
WRECK on ROANOKE AND SOUTH

freight wreck occurred yesterday af-
ternoon at Henry on the Roanoke and
Southern railroad. Nine cars were thrown
from the track by IL broken rail No
was injured The passenger trains were
compelled to transfer passengers and
return. The train due here at 4 o'clock
did not arrive until 1:30
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
NO POLICE COURT.

There was no Police court yesterday.
and no business WAS transacted with the
single exception of NJ. Goldman being adj
mittcd to bail in the sum of 800, with
NJ. Rosenburg as surety He was arrest
eel on the charge of buying junk without
u license.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
MRS. PHELPS FUNERAL.

The funeral Of the late Mrs :. A.
Phelps will take place this afternoon at
the family residence, 1872 Fourth street
; f., at O'Clock, by Rev. DR.. Broughton
after which the remains will he inferred in
the CitN Crmrtrry
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
THEY FAVOR TEIJEp

St Louis, Mo, June 2O.-The coptro,I.
ing spirits of the silver party have nre-
pared an address to their follower.
throughout the country, advising them
to make Henry NJ. Teller their national
standard bearer
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The city Democratic executive commit
tee will meet next Friday night at $50
O'Clock for the purpose of determining the
manner and time of electing deegates to
the Sixth district Congressional conven-
ton, called To meet in Bedford City July
%
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
\ SUPPER.

The ladies' committee and the Fourth
Avenue Christian Church will hold IL
four nights supper in the West End
building June 30 and 80 and July and
:, for the benefit of the association and
the Christian church.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

The final committee of the excursion will
meet Monday evening mt 4:30
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
BALLOON ASCENSION

1t Is stated that the arrangements are
being perfected to have Il balloon ascen-
sion at the Driving Park on Saturday
afternoon Prof Walter Steele, the
aeronaut, has been engaged to make the
ascension
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
A RAILROAD WRECK

Swanton, Ohio, June 2O.--New York
and Chicago, limited, No. %, due at
Swanton at ii O'Clock last night, collided
with freight train No. -, one mile east of
SwnntOn siding
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
COLUMBIA WHEEL,

lt Is important that you ride "A safe
wheel and one which runs easy and never
gets out of order This is the Columbia
1t Is the most durable wheel made. Easy
payments. Wexford Wheel Co, Sole
Dealers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
MASONS TO BANQUET.

Einton Lodge, No. 204, a. +. and
A. NJ, will install the newly elected Off
GERS on "Wednesday night, June 24 in
their lodge ROOM after which II banquet
will be spread.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

missionary on foreign fields and every one
who can should hear him. At night DR.
| broughtOn Will preach and his subject
| VIII be, The DEVILS Seine" or Trans
| for the Soul -
Kew. ;. L. Rice, pastor VI the United
Brethren Church, will address the Y NJ
Z. n. at the West End building this nf.
ternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock
AT. st. james Methodist EpisconoI
Church, South, the pastor, Rev. r.
stevens, will preach at 1 a. III. and s
p: m. Morning subject: 1.-The Man that
WIN DO Right" Evening subject: Our
Sihs ana How to Get Rid of Them
New members will be received at botl,
services
Services ut the Vinton Baptist Church
at IL a. m, subject: IF Jesus Lived in
'lnton.' 1t is important that all mem
.srs shonld attend ~ special meeting of
ehe church after the morning services,
Preaching ut the Vinton PRESBYTERIAN
church ut $40 p. M, instead of i / in the
morning All persons invited to attend.
Services at VintOn Methodist Church
sabbath school ut $50 by Superintenient
- w. Mason; preaching at II n. m. sub
Ject: Preference of the Cody at S:lj
p. M, subject: The Loss Of the Earthly
treasures, but the Heavenly Treasures
safe, by the pastor. Rev. G. I. ID. Col
Yins.
owing To the mass meeting of the En-
worth Leagues of the city ut I O'Clock at
the Greene Memorial Church SUNDAY af
.eriooil. there will he no meeting at the
y. NJ &. y. hall
EAGLE BICYCLE SO.
Almost good as new and Oh easy pay
mcntS. Wexford Wheel On
You can yet the best insect powder.
ana at the right prices. at X. {. barnes.
lie puts up prescriptions
Listen for the band Tuesday morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
FOR RENT.

Two pleasant front rooms, zoo Camp-
bell avenue, next To Mr.. Gambill's.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
LOCALITIES

TWO MORE NEW ONES.
Peach Sherbet and Coca Cola Lemon
AIDE, at Van Lear Bros. soda fountain.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
THE BAND CONCERT CLOSES

The r. L. l.. band concert which has
been in progress ut Crystal Springs Park
for the past three nights ended last night
About 1000 people were in attendance
last night and everybody thoroughly en-
Joyed the occasion The committee of
arrangements composed of w II b
Loving, Gooch Vaughn and ] + Bril-
Zle, worked hard to make it pleasant for
everybody and deserve the success which
crowned their efforts. Mrs Stephenson
had charge of the refreshments and the
same ladies had charge of the various
booths as on the previous nights The
park was beautifully lighted and it
seemed almost as if the whole town had
turned out TO enjoy the occasion The
Park Street Band discourSed excellent
music Harry Ward and Miss Jansen
appeared again last night They kent
the audience well entertained with songs
and monologue specialtes, and were
greatly applauded by the admiring pub
lie. The fan drill which was engaged
In by twenty young ladies was the great
est attraction of the evening The Young
ladies were dressed in beautiful Japanese
costumes and their graceful movements
won the admiration of all present The
Light Infantry and all concerned made
some money ,out of the enterprise. and
the people felt well repaid for having
attended In the report of the battalion
drill on the previous night the names of
First Lieut.. j. o Is. Palmer, who acted
as adjutant and Sergeant II w Written.
acting sergeant major. were omitted
The latter is from Henderson, \. G.
and Is il member of the third regiment
of his State
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

The committee visited Salem yestcr-
day. and came back very much encour-
aged in regard to their excursion to Nor.
folk on June %.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

ESTEY ORGAN AT \ SACRIFICE
One fine parlor Fstey organ high ton.
four sets of reeds. eleven stops. war
ranted five years 50, on easy payment :.
no interest. The regular price of this
organ was S12J.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

You can yet the best insect uoyvd.r
and at the right prices. at X. C. Rarnrs'
'iie puts up prescriptions '
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

E-NNI4F. bly, Gle So.
Almost good rs new and on easy my.
mcnts. Wexford Wheel Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

We propose to dispose
of these goods so as 10
make room for other goods,
and, consequently, they
must 80. Come early and
get the ChoiCe.1
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

Listen for the band Tuesday morning.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21
SOUND AND SUCCESSFUL,

Lucian II. Cooke, Trustee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

The New York World comes out for
Cleveland For twelve years past the
democratic part, has hreD limited ~ one
man In thu matter Of presidential tin.
Der, and II appears that there has been M
change In the condition " things IN this
regard. The New York World recognizes
the situation. and comes out Tor Clc,r.
land Tor third term In IT, issue "
Tuesday II prints n double headed editor
ial ~ which IL asks whether the logic "
the political situation that hA- l,-l the
republican masses to -uppuft Mcklnlr,
will not compel the nomination ~ Clr,r.
land 10y the democrats. 1t say, The
world iu'- not ASSERT that this /. ~. II
raises The question 1t invites public
discussion " IT, ~ faf -. the World Is
concerned III this matter. II H. entirely
impartial. Judicial aud imIrt~oual II
has to special partialit, fot Mi rlo,r
Mni PERSONAL, ~ how'll probably al.
init II ha- nothing to tan" back Nut
the question /. not ~ III" past II l. n
question u the future lIr,n the issues
IT the present AMI future not NJ the past
the World l. Just q, free aud sincere m
-uggr-tIug that Mr. Cleveland -,~m- to
nr t'r unh logical candidate ~ 1t la.
been 'railr-, and faithful ~ aimuni,irn
ant r'ltirt.lu Whenever u NA- hrli,N rd
Inn &C. BE- wrong II L. lille and might
prove Ncr uuNi-' tu lgliutu the Tact that
there j. a deep seated aui w,irl, ptrNa.
lent It,lullc" among our people against
ANY ihlfi term fot IN, president nut 1t
Is -'IIl a question whether ANY uutouudrd
'tr Ul Ir,uu.r can weigh, At least
aguu.' ,hr 'rc..o r,rut. AMI lugir ~
circumstances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

the value oi gosi deal more than two
thousand iollA'., and since this IL total.
~ useless aud comparatively valuele.r A.
II now stands, the company would M
doubt be- glad a. iurn II over, under
prolrr guarantees, tn the 81 Louis PEG.
rle, fut the purpre indicated,
For the purpr'" referred a., the prop.
efty in question: would hc just the -alnr
IA money. because II consists VI such
buildings AMI other improvements ~
any reduction company would have ~
provide IN putting w such works. nnd II
the st. Louis Ippplr mean what they say
the albuquerque company can prubahl,
mHkr All arrangement With them that
will hr Nrt, beneficial h. both parties.
As a point iuf the successful operation
" reduction works. Albuquerque has no
superior anywhere ~ the west. fluXing
utr- ~ the most superior quality are
turned uut ~ practically unlimited guam
title. ia all the adjacent camps. while
the rich il utr- from Arizona all pas
through thl- gint un their way ~
market. aui i've hundred miles II trans.
Ioftatiun could l." .aNrd l., stopping
them at this place AMI working them
here. Il these 81 l."u- people really
mean business they cannot nui point
IN the nlrd states wh"tr all the con.
dlltnn- are more favorable to their enter
uti-" than Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
IIlitE'> CIN>tE.

\ II Louis corporation, known A. th"
National ore \ Reduction company, "
offers oput upu"lurtlun works here cap
able ~ handling hundred tons II ufr u
day. II The l~uplr ~ the town viii inter
r.t ihrm,rlNr- Ia "a" matter I" the extent
If donating u 1T" fur IA" building. and
TAI" -tock IA the enterprise t. the amount
II twu thousand dulla.-
lh"~" trrm- can l." NrfN readily com.
plIrl With here, aud without laNiug out
any money, since thu company that owns
IA" old reduction plant ou H." south side
II t"wu, nlrra!, has the necessary site,
AMI improvements "u o." amr whcih
coull be- utilized by hr new company, 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

he rrhZ" AT present IN Paris l. u Young
woman who claims that she H. cunilnuni.
eating ia" views and predictions Of the
Angel uahrlrl H. the inhabitants ~ the
earth.
Just now she i d,allug chiefly In the
question ~ war; and Tumur- II wars.
The young woman Mile Cunrs,ion.
pruphrSir- that u general European war
Is at hand, which viii result IN the dl-.
u"mhrrurnt 81 France aud the humlia.
tion ~ England. Minor nations like
switzerland and belgium, will increase
IN power aud territory, anh there will be-
=" many changes generally that our
present maps will l." u, Useless ~ last
wear = ilnanac-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

lu mining uu,louh lot sew N,Nu
W. m''r h"fr'" a. bright H. u J., u, ~,
prr-'u' tIm' lln present N,nr NllI
-l,'" wonderful rr"gt"~- ~ the uIu"tal
Development Il TIL, territory
M,ud.,nus N"diH.d.
uu the 9Th ~ last IanuHtl. Judge
liushlIu granted u nIIliamu~ a. sheriff
cunningham commanding the board oi
cuuutl commissioners IT, pay over to the
,hrflfI un account II amount due hun Tor
feeding ptl-"nrt~ aud other Jail EXPENSES
all MONEYS derived from delinquent tax
collections iur 1884
Yesterday IN chamhrf- hy agreement
between Solicitor General lrtorN and l.
II Rrnrhan, council fur the sheriff Judge
laughlln 81 In"lllird this order ~ to re-
Iulrr Mr. cunningham tupRy over - per
cent ~ these back taxes ~ collected IA
IA" sum ~ go due Ia the trrritot, Tor
IA" maintenance" ~ Francisco and An
tonic 'i"nzal"- Borrego nj the trrritor.
lal Jail during 1894 and l>.,j IL paid.
The sum due I" the sheriff from the
county Tor jail EXPENSES Il about t2."i.
AMI the district attorney expresses conf.
d"ncr that within -lxi. days h" Will he
ahlr Ia collect enough back takes Ia pay
both this and the pcnitentiary account IN
full New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Rrporl comes To- this office that AN al
tempted ray" AMI narrowly Aertei
lynchlng occurred At Hanover last week
The iirnd l. In the person II AL elderly
man "hu has grown up family and hi.
victim was n fourteen year old girl who
hal lived hut short time In the neigh
bothoOd, The affair created intense III.
citem"nt among III" citizens and lynch
ing party, with tar aud feather accom-.
panIueut-, was organized for the purpOac
IT either hanging ~ driving n" old
brute "ut II the camp \n officer oi the
law protected the old man silver city
sentinel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
NnIIrr rIimrfrIimrr

IuJ x MrCuVAu. I J. tiuN, VI " Elutf
nuN, \ " Reeves, John Drntr n 1. Ruu
yTsu1 W \ ~Iuicts and J 1 bYr.,,.
1uu are httehN notified, that lu,,,Npr'l,.
"hr hundred dollars ~ Iihut and .mli.tr
l,tata MINING district, b,turli..u county . Sew
Mrhl,u. - Fct ,rrtiii,atu i'rd 10 ~, ON, eft
~" probate clerk aud ~ uth,Iu fvturd,r u'
I'D county, January . l-t"i. lr ur.l,f t.. hold
SOD premises under the PROVISIONS M -,t. 2H1t
.rN s'd statutes ~ the luuCd NtIt,> Ir.'s ihr
mutut required Ia hold The Siitu inf l',. ,,tr
eri'ng he rmhet 3l-t, i-"h Ana 10 'ur 5000
bhN. amer TINS notice Us Ivll, ai.un. N.t ft.I
= ''iHs' tu contribute Nuut Proportion ul r....
~ 'hltutr. - a go upuvt Nu.t .u'rfr-' NO.
.A.i clam MI h,tpnt IA, irnp,r'N .. l..
't''~' filti under sad ~, n an 2i2i
william NNNIlINIE Co..
" I lIIN,u,k, Aiinfu,N
Aihulu,rtuv. y. VI ftN. llui, l-H'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

/ i noted ~ II singular fact that all
the votes ~ CONGRESS against the tuhan
f"-ulutiuu, cam" from the original thir
,"'n states, Il /, ala" matter ~ ~
li,tlr a-t"ui,lmrnt that all the must ar.
lent -uplurtrrs ~ tlrNrlAui- English
pulIcN come from tho" states ~hn-e pa.
'fuutlr IaNplr. little more than cen.
tar, Az, would have nothing 10 do with
ANYTHING English. II lrok~ ~ though all
th" patriotic hloui 81 the revolution had
flowed uut INTO IA" newer states. leaving
u, plrr. ~ ~" 'Ilrl ~ al inferior article
from abroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
NE pIprr WANT TO PAY rHhx
tas, was the only Rsasoa Why ID, Q
eruo, OrroSed the BONDS.

! There I. htst rat" prospect thi, IL
var, Cn,rin will b. aide tIg't ilr 81
h,1I IAN through the huI,c llia,I
shout um,. JUDGED th''r Wuuli l..
i.ul u' .., v wcr" II ut tnt the -, J
Wtt,n.u..utiu'tm tl"I'ifitufy hiwvI
ul,.n tie .rsl name 81 New h,tls.
W.. mi-,Iari" pei iurmancr lat,, II
!, t.r committee. VIII u w. went VI
n..u {, H,,rht the ,dhIAiiag 4
-. r. rmniy h,ud. lugi,r an N
cot o.. W,umr ~ witch h" icIuitt~l
81. nf.r ~" commit g., iid IA.
pfr-.i.. h' uI o.. wc r.,, 81 i,N ia
g,np.. ,iIu ... 'rHgir.sluuHl Evl
gNHg ur o., 3D., 81 the dictate Ia
house ~ the lu.- %.
/ Nj L"W. W NrN ! ~. u ln,nlrf a
committee, alter ,Np;dnlug III iul
| tl.r cifcumsl ,urc~ attending the .,p
| the bond. continued ~ lullnTs
These lrnd- at the prrrni Tim,
not ~ the hhuls rl the fnllIuad cun,sl
that company oh lhri ~ other b.
are ~oli, aud they arr scattered H.
through the country l'p ~ u crrl
time the interest un the hrnds wa, n
aud then the ruupn- we're dcfaulI
tulrr y Go, immediately wrote H. u
clients. inviting them H. assign H. N
Their hund~ and promising Ia luk
matter up Ihrlr agents vent H. \
Mexico and fought the question thns
the various courts, aud they WIN ID
the drfaultcd cuupnnS. Then by an
rin2rmrnt the bonds We're refunded
old bonds were given up aud new q
ISSUED, bearing. believe. Q per cen,
t"fr>L The people there were atisd,
they paid the Interest year after year
I'll a short time agu. when Tor soue ia.
there was again default upon the Id
he majority ~ the people Ia that roul
want IL pay thu-" hunds, but some .,
citizens II that territory. now await
admission ~ -tat.hESi. wish Ia repudl
u portion ~ their honest debts,
"Mr, speaker. any man who VIA, NJ
II such thing would be called absoa
ly dishonest and unworthy " the IND
ship and confidence II any business u
munity In this country. These hahk
do not hold n dullRr'' worth VI the 81
They are scattered. ~ have already Z
all over the country, but they are I'D
a. lOk after the interests " their clio
~ they ought a. de-. The governor III
territory. together with the bes, ID
talent they have out Il. 're. apIeared
fore the committee IN opposition 10 4
ing the bonds. We heard from then
OF their testimony. and my cheek blu,
with shame when | realized the fact 4
n man, after taking part In recomms
Ing the issuance ~ the bonds, sha
come north afterwards To- plead for y
reputation.
"nrntlrmrn. l"k at II simply iru1
business point ~ view We have had |
tinlon> from both sides; II Is AL hoa,
debt, lei them pay Il, but not one Of
bonds wa1 ever bought at less than !
cents on the dollar. and that WAS al
they first came into the market.
mir. llulick. What was the go,rrnl
objection Ia pa, ing the bonds;
"Mr. Low. do not know. lie lid
want topay them, There are guHi ND
other people, you know. who do not VI
10 pay their debts Ia this world"
Here the speaker announced that
gentleman's time had expired.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
On IHE DhATH OF ". {. HAbilY.
Normal school RegcniS Remember Ihtir
Dear ANIotllte.

J. \. MahunrN, srct"tat, If the \orumI
Sch"nl ~ New Mexico at silver CitN
sends IN" following resolutions iu TIll
CITIZEN with the request that they h.
published
Al regular meeting IT the regents III
the Normal SChupl ~ New Mexico AT SiI
Yer city, MnnhaN. Npfll u. iS.H,. the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted
Whereas ~ dlsp"nsatiun NJ the GranI
Reaper. Walter e. ilndlcy. late member III
this lnArd has been called tu his long
home therefore. hr IL
Resolved, That. while We huw Ia sub.
mission Ia this final summons. IN the
death ~ our A~SnCiatr We have been sub.
l"ct"d tn the loss IL an able and rrspTtr,I
member ~ IN" board ~ regents " the
Normal ~chuul ~ New NrXirn at silver
city, that 10y his death III" cause nf rIu.
cation ha1 lost n valued friend. the
territory g,ai AMI worthy citizen. and
his family devoted aui loving husband
and father.
Resolved, That these resolutions ha
spread upon the records. and that the
secretary l." instructed Ia present u cop,
~ the same Ia the t,rant county aud ST.
bnqurrque papers for publication. and tn
forward AL rngtuS>rd copy. duly certified
under zeal, e. the widow ~ the Decreased.
j. ". flFMI\G.
j. H. MInu\h.
". u. RlIDu.
H. II. l.uuMI-.
(. {. SnufMNktE.
Members ~ the Board
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18
~, uAnWiso> ntrru>S.

While ten. Harrison was bring show
rt,d with nuptlal h-iurts In New Nurk
the llr,~irf capital was being ~huwprr,l
with llarti+rn buttons. There IL nothing
strange N the fact. says the Chicago
Times llrtaid, that the republicans Ia
ten Hnrti-rn'- home should want a.
show their esteem f"t the distinguished
luluuiiu T., wearing buttons rmhlalnn
81 with m- profile and hearing the Wuri-
Harrison aui ~Gccp--" Whether the
word "-ucr'",-" refers tn his matrimonial
venture ~ tu hi administration J.. not
clear \lm'-t any on" II willing to vote
t'. general great success ~ n tArtician
AMI lIvlumati,'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

srendlng two or three months In All.
fona for rest aud recupcration. Dt uh.
er'"n IL an educator II large experience
an national reputation II has been
thr putISn-" ~ the uutI..,k rlul iui {
han reception that out citii ~ might
hN," tn" privilege of meeting hm nui
hl' ,l'it occurring nj this time Monday
evening next Il taken up WITH the ~chu.
t,tt concert aud II may bo lmrrclchhlr.
hiill"nnl n,tlrc later. 10 Nhrfton
VIII peak I" the tacul,, AM -iudrnt- Il
H.. I diversity nj Iu.pu N.ulay morn.
INK and II :, hoped that ri,l.u. Will at.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-18

Nrarr glad t. hr ahlr t. rrcrfI the
'aH That excerpt IA small anti \m,uran
rifrir which include the mrulrr- 81 Tie
Cleveland administrator. the Irupl" Of
the country ate heartily IA favor uf lh.
proposition uuw before c"ugfr-~ a. rrNI,r
N" RAM of lieutenant general frt ~,
benefit 81 ten Nll Speaking 81 thu
matter the san ftaurl-cu thf"ulrh -aN,
II ~rhuurli wd~ a proper man frt the
,auk NJ llrut"uau, general then Mile
a--ur"dll l.. ~" effect ~ the former
promotion WA to give "a" ranking officer
~ the army higher grade AMI pay than
commanders next N authority AZ" per.
United {" bold nul "uyuN. That i all
ih"r" l. left # "a" -IgnlIlcanc" ~ the
lieutenant g"n"ral-lip aul II ten. Miles
l. not permitted tu obtain the place hi
friends viii haN" the night h. regard the
deprivation ~ an insult 1" = brave and
ir-rrN lng "nirrf'