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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05
DYED HIS UPPER LIP
Young Fellow Gets His Barber TO Fix Him
for Picture.

Yesterday afternoon a very young
man from somewhere out Of the city
came sauntering into a North Main
street barber shop with a very small.
light moustahce and smile upon his
face. He giggied little as he walked
up 10 one of the tonsOrialists and wanted
10 know if he could fix his face?" The
barber answered that he thought he
could, at least he could try.
The young fellow giggled again and
felt of his chin about once and half
and made soma enlighteaing remarks
whic sent a ripple of humor over the face
Of the mirror After series OF giggles
and remarks which for verdancy were
higher colored than bullfroS. He was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05

sam Whits0n. Lula Franiz Whitson
ana o. p. Frantz. all OF Wellington.
were in the city yesterday ana registered
at the Carey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05
The aa1hita ary Eagle Saturday F1orre peeeber 1896

in somewhat of hurry so he said, bat
finally he accepted a seat in the chair.
Hair cut?" questioned the barber.
"Whv. say now" answered he, 81
don't want no hair cut, but you see /
can you make my moustacne real
black?'
The barber started-"nake what?" he
thought, Eyes moustaches- certainly,
did he bring it along with him or not?"
These thoughts chased each other rap
idly through his brain but at the same
time he said: BLACK? Moustache? On
-er-um-why yes, On, certainly, sir;
you-a-want your moustache dyed, Ell,
is that it?" turning aside and glancing
at the other BARRIERS in a manner which
almost set them into commissions. A bull
pup crawled out from under the stove,
and walking around took look at the
young fellow in the mirror from behind
and sniggerei right out loud when he saw
him. He retreeted back under the stove
where a smothered grin could be heard
occasionally emanating from that local.
ity.
You see, 1 am going to have my pic
ture taken, and | want my moustache
to show and it won't do it if it amt
BACKED I'D some"
The barber went to work and soon had
the young fellows upper lip BACKED up
in very nice shape and it would show,
too
The funny part of it all was that the
young fellow has been paying attentions
to a certain young lady in the city and
presumably the picture was for her. The
big brother of that same young lady was
in the barber shop at the time and he
kept very quiet until the thing was all
over After the young fellow had de-
parted for the photographers the big
brother had a good laugh all 10 himself,
but the other occupants of the room did
not know anything of the circumstances
and probably viii not until they read of
il in the Eagle. The affair was quite
humorous and something further may be
expected later on, about the time the
y,io+11ra IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05
THREE OF A KIND
And They are In Jail Suspected OF Making
Base Money.

The police arrested three men last
night on suspicion of counterfeiting They
had a bad dollar that they wanted 10 get
rid OF and they thought the easiest way
to do il was to run it up against a bar
tender. They tried at several places to
get "boozerino' for the ''coinerino," as
Prof Paddy Shea would say, but they
got left every time.
When Officer Jimmy Cairns brought
them 10 the ante-room of the jail three
officers proceeded to search the chaps
and 10 their great surprise they found
that each man wore three pairs of PAN
falcons They found everything on the
trio but the bad dollar and that had been
gotten away with. One of the men had
only one shoe on. and the superstition is
that he had the base dollar in that shoe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brouo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il IL
fails TO cure. sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05

Spark From His Pipe Fell Into a Box of
Sides of the House Were Blown Out,
Pictures Were Smashed, Windows Were
Broken and the House Set on Fire-His
Father Was Thrown Out Into tho Yard
-He Ran Nearly Seven Miles to Town
to be DOctored.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05
and slipped i. of enroute to the police

station. ttf
The three men are said to operate a
junk shop at 702 North Main street and
class themselves as business men, but
anybody that would see them would
have no hesitation in calling them
tramps. They looked as if their par
ticular pastime il to take a bath i'm a
tank of grease for there is not clean
spot in their entire wardrobe. Officer
Sutton guessed that they were three OF
the biggest fabrications in town and pre-
dicted that their talent in that respect
would make them rich.
They were held for further investiga-
zion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05
Catarrh

Is an inflammation of the mucous men,
branes, and may effect the head, throat.
bowels or bladder. II is constitutional
disease. having its origin in the blood
and when it becomes chronic il is often
difficult to eradicate from the system the
scrofulous taints which cause il. Catarrh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05

Like every other form OF the dLseas-
can BE- cured only by purifying the blood
and removing from the system the
poison which is its cause. The great
success OF Hoods SarsaDariiia in curing
catarrh Is due to SIS power 10 make pure
blood. Hoods SarsaparilIa cures catsr-h
when all so called catarrn remedies fail.
because
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05

Geo. Israel has recently put in one Of
the neatest and most artistic displays in
his sidewalk case, which is attracting a
great deal OF comment from the passers-
by. George mas added many new &C
cessories to his studio. and the artistic
shows all through the display.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05

arc the only Pills 10
take WITH Roo5s S7--
Ssnaril-S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05
CITY CASE ON TRIAL
Mrs. Martha Ferguson Wants Seven Thous
and D.,flarS

The case OF Mrs. Martha Ferguson
against the city of Wichita was on trial
yesterday in the district court. All the
evidence was in by o'clock. The a-gu>
ments will be made this morning and by
noon IL Will go TO the jury. Mrs. Fergu-
son claims damages 10 the amount Of
$1,000 for injuries which she cailms TO
have sustained by falling on a sidewalk
ii is alleged. was obstructed by wire that
tripped her and caused her 70 fail. All
this, it is claimed. shows a negligence on
the part OF the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-05
In The

Head is the most common form OF the
disease. II is caused by cold or success
sion Of colds. combined with impure
blood. Its local symptoms are fullness
and heat in the forehead. dryness in the
nose and back part OF the throat and
disagreeable discharge from the nose. 1t
IS useless TO try 10 cure catarrh with
snuffs and local applications. Catarrh
in the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
r,,t ,o,Hr.sIS no,nr.


District Attorney Young. " las cruces.
writes u letter L. Go,. lhhutu alotI
the danger ~ the prize Eight bong pulled
IN IN New Mexico. ani SAYS th' un" goat
difficult, under Witch the officers tat, t
ut Las Cturc- /. the dispute q. tu the
line between TEXAS aud New N,Nir,,"
Mud that, uu small difficulty ~uppr~r
District Ntutnrl Young should thInk lhr
line runs up here, white ~ taci II fun-
lluwu ,uudrr. the hrul."T- might meet uu
uut ~ull and pumiurl each other With I'M.
puuitN. ~ With bare tit-. anl Distinct
Ntmur, Young wuulluW interfere and
indeed VII, .hould H.. II none II IN.
hu.lnr>- What thrN duin lrNa- hui II
lr think they az ~ lrNtY uni'- lu-t
the ,amr llo &. probably lawyer. and
- LAWYER l. nj .upls>"i h. Know how I"
run lines h. IT, ~chomhurg. AMI I'm"
running l. not N hi. line that belongs
to SURVEYORS lul III" district altotnr,
has hit upon aNriN mppN way out u TIT,
difficulty hr /, going {" have the county
commissioner, send the county .ur,rNuf
down tn establish The ln,' NV that,
something like II. NHi the hdJuin
| ing county uu the l"NA- side viii
probably de- a." same thing. Hut
right there new dilllculN comes IN.
SURVEYORS dlilcr Just " much u. lawyer.
~ ductut~, and It., alm"-t imlS,~-ihlr fuf
any w" III them tn agree. Now, ~upIr,-e
III" New MrNlru surveyor should run the
line up this way, and the IrNa~ surveyor
should run IL down that way then
whats H. prevent u" h"l, from having
their scrap III the hiatus. THIS line j. n
very hllnh arrangement, and the only r..
liahl" WAY H. settle II l. fut thu guNrrnur
II New Mexico tn come m AMI -tfnidl, II.
The district ATTORNEY further says that
thu shrtlN II lHna Ana county J. N"t, IN.
iguani al~ut something lut ,IIzt>
has -AiI. nnd add "\n man can huN
him. ~ D., corrupt influence induce hu
Ia wink AT Rn "nrn-r against III" law
That's what w citizen IL New MrNiru
could hr made /" believe that any drrur-
cratic official uf lnna ina county cuuld
be- mo,~l 10y corrupt inllu"nc" " + IN
durrd a. wink at an unrn-r against the
law II there has been such an iu-inua.
iiun II must have brn made hy some
man who l. a stranger IN these parts. II
there u any one Eing bona \na county
! il noted Tor all over New McSlr0 II l. the
unmprachall" AMI raat', wii"ahl" IN.
! irgtit> NJ her democratic officials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
NEW MEXICO.
items OF Interest Clipped From The
Territorial Press.

Albuquerque IL the metropolis Of New
Mexico. II II one ~ the most gubs,en.
tall, built and progressive cities In the
Union. Las Cruces Republican.
neming IL the coming railroad center
of this southwestern section. We have
always ~ claimed. aud our prediction.
will b" fulfilled before another year rolf.
round Headlight
II l. something unusual fur II IT, hr
cold enough IN Ilillshoro Tor the water
piWs tn burst. but the last week has been
'rt! cold AMI twn ~ three in.tanrr- (
bnr%t"d pip'- AZ" reported. chloride
Black Range.
whoever furnished the governor with
IL" estimates II the grain, hay AMI fruit
crops ~ san Juan county fut the year
lNHi, was afraid that the correct figures
" ull sutpfi~" the outside world 10y their
greatness. san Juan Index.
The Gold lllll correspondent VI the Sil.
Yer city Enterprise a!-. W. expect a
large influx " people from Colorado Ia
the spring. and II tho-e IN search " gold
mining property are In earnest, they will
not need a. ~eck farther, ~ the pro-I.ets
here are gsi aud holders will aell cheap
\mong other things the rec1 Valley
u ,i1 Is u number NJ g,ssi daitym"n
Mwn i've a. ten tons ~ alfalfa can lie
iai,"s 1" an acre and forty a. seventy
hrI.r', ~ gyp corn produced to the acre.
tlrrr i u" t"a4un why IL" dairy business
w'nhli.t pay big money. Roswell lrri.
gt'r'.
I."g' Congregations assemble Ia hear
liuN. W. lri,r AMI wife IN the baptist
chmch every evening. IN his earnest,
iurrcIul min', Mf. Iayl"r told lat even.
img VIII, Jr-u, SAVES" You will not
iind hm ilr"sprn", hr II u rapid speaker.
AMI even th'.r not rrligiuusly inclinrd
ran nut call huu dr,. and are SURE tu h-
Interested III III, lrrIuu', Las vegas TX.
amlnrr.
barring the latter part II last week and
the first ~ this. thl ,'ciion Il the c"un.
Try suffered severely from the cold wealth.
"t, II being IL" iir,t touch of realty cod
weather "" ha,rrNp"rirncrd thl, winter.
AMI II made srtloI~ cnctnGChmrntS Oh
III" w"d piles ani coal bin-. Water
fr"1r ~ most II the huildiug~ IN town.
III" 'illa river WAS frozen over just above
the h"N, the first time this has happened
within the memory IT the oldest iuhahl.
iani III That -"ctGu lnrh-huTg ihrtal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
-
IitE >iN ne iIhbti

HE appointment ~ Mr. {. ". smith
~ rrccirrt II the atlantic y Pacific road
affords Nrr! happy exit FROM III" lahy
ninth 1T NrNatiuu- difficulties encompass
ing thr situation, amh puts the manage
m"ni 81 this important prurrt, into the
hands Of II man who l. entirely -atisfac.
tory e. all parties interested IN the mat.
i'r, In whom the parties IN Interest rs
we'll ~ the general public have the lnnat
Implicit confidence, and who l. we'll
known Ia h. Thoroughly competent Ia
dlscharg" the duties nf the important po.
sltlon I" which hr ha- been assigned
Mr. smith l. not hy any means stran.
g"r I" the pr"wrt! put ~ hi charge. lie
Wa i"r u number If Years first Wee pres
idcnt Of the santa FL company, aud up Ia
the time MT. Marvel tpuk charge was the
practical manager IL the entire system.
u" l.. therefore, we'll acquainted with the
road, AMI viii not come H. its manage
m'nt ~ stranger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

The lat" cold snap Is memorable on nc
count ot H. duration. commencing he
crmhrr 2lth and prevailing until lrstrr
day. SUNDAY might was the coolest IN
eight YEAR, ia" Thermometer registering
eight degrees above zero uIi MOnda,
morning, The lowest temperature ever
before recorded IN ,,l"hc was six degree.
above zero bee, Il, lNN,, when u regular
blizzard prevailed, Gl"hr a. e. Silver
Belt.
Statements similar H. the foregoing
come I" IL from all parts nl III" south
West aud l"aN" 10 doubt II the fact thai
IL" "culd spell through which W. recent
|! passed WA the longest p'rioi ~ ~
,rrLs cold weather that has been expert
rnced IN this country for great many
years, while ~ man, sections II was gen
erally conceded Ia be- the worst that had
ever been experienced The oldest settler
In this ~rrtinn ~ New Mexico all agree
that thry nrSrr Knew ~ long I"rim III
continuous culhWrathrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
At'eekiu Citisrn
ALBUQUERQUE, - JAN. Is, 1875

ina Nrcu.. Tie new paper vt llol
lty,h. give, promise 81 .ucrr... II /.
we'll edited wl we'll printed, aui alto
H,'hrt an excellent paper
a rur ~ l,-o Tribune tell, ahuut tax
iug duugluui.. lha, show bow mu,l
hr know ah.ul II, luugmuui- 80. uu'
ht,d atall. The, ~, Lrilrd
fW having ur.u admitted to III,
uuu. il,rr O.. ~ r,.d rd-"n WlN Nj
y.nl mu N,W N,,rr Should uh h,
pI'u 0' privilege 81 STAT, ho"d To- ln.
Angeles t>pr..
r.g. NoUr>- raudular, J.. llkr d
prospect ,um m ,.oalu With 81
nHl shipping mlu,. an aluut II !. IN
hrut L. get llr .prculatot- tnr,cn h"I
ut III" grHmtr rntm. rurllo 'hOrt,aiu
u>i ut ~" n.iuur OF the ,,,l,m Z"
having lhr rwtl. make the Law T.
shown lu tbn tact That IL" reciprocal ~
,ururr la\ H., hrou DECLARED g~I Law
Iu one state and ~ Law At all ~ an
other
iVum ~" Nlluuh paper, ate ,Il~put
ing ~ io whether H." ptrI".t nam" II !
certain district uul thrrr H. "llumlug" ~
'l1g lms." Int,a h.rlnrtlru without
u difference. the "tg lus D., uuatly al
way "humhug
TN ,h,uil 81 santa tr count, d,--n't
have such aN"fl beam thing 81 II ~ IL,
vi, ~ pay ~. hill tor the latter halt
IT the year $50, i, hrtrfr the nuatd 81
county commissioners, aud hl- jail lee.
alone amount L. over $2I"l
Nu mrmcr- uf cuugt,-- A., pend
ing -o much time ~ The turthraucr ri
p"u-iou lrgI atInu, IL" Topeka journal
uuuk- It might hr veil tu ~ -omrthng
tnwatl occurring m"an- tuf paving III,
pension, ALREADY provided Tor
I'm daN ut wrath app,af, {" lee com
ing tur the Pullman "ctopu- Railroad
COMPANIES IA the EAST ate refusing tu T."
new the ftt contracts With The -l"rwEg
car compan, AMI tn Pullman tnck l.
selling tor less than IT has brought line,
IA" panic ~ .''
"In uuiS lurlr- IA the n,lcd ~tatc'
to-day HN- the nluhr SILVER Belt, zap
pear /" h. among The gold hug bankers
tho preachers and college professors. VII,
would -ariiiic" every pfincipl" rather
than incur War With England. Furtu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

In he finally. after days 81 weary toll and
struggle, reached Aubrey valley aud the
tailruad, fDl-nr and half starved. he
will not attempt Ia regain his hurrr ~
canp outfit. ~ h. has seen enough Grand
canon country aud IT. scenic beauty "a
lat HIM u lifetime Muha,c Miner
There viii b. 4 tht,r days meeting "
the tatmri' n-.uciati"n IN rhUcniN. hr.
ginning January H. AMI It Is intended nj
that time IT, discuss the question " se.
betting delegate tu The national iffiga
uuu convention tuh' held ~ l'huTniN ~,
nr.t W,ck ~ september, The irrigation
convention viii hr discussed On the even
INK Vt Jan. H., rhuruiN Gaydie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

With the exception oi Nevada Which
. l. IN every WAY an exceptional stat" AL
mission II all the western territories has
greatly stimulated their development,
! SAYS the san Brrnarhinu Times index,
| Aud adds Until territory hrc"Iir~ u
state. with a fixed constitution. thrr" Il a
feeling II uncertainty ~ Ia III" futur"
that keep out capital. except Tor purely
! speculative puTIEra-, AMI population
largely. except thu4r who nnl, intend To
make u Temporary residence. The cunil
! ton II statrhwd changes all this. II gives
feeling ~ stability alId security bath H.
! the capitalist aud the home seeker that
cannut otherwise H. obtained. IN" fulia
mental Law ~ the state IL established aud
II has the possibility IT working cut it,
own future before II. "" territorial -ys.
TEN II only trmI1rar,. u condition ~ tn
lrlag". ani ~ ~sn ~ practicable should
h" done ava, with either by admission H.
separate states "r annexation Ia ahjoln-
ing states already admitted"
The people ~ New Mexico full, appre-
cialr the force q! all that IL stal.~i by the
Index in the foregoing paragraph, and
though the democratic l-esss- II the terri.
tory have given orders tn defeat statehood
for New Mrxic" unless the, can hr per.
united Ia run everything IN their own
way. II il believed tina, III" people will
TAXI the matter into their ,wil hands. AMI
vote fnr the promotion II their own inter.
rstS regardless of the orders II III"
ho~s,'s.
The stand which the democratic party
has taken in opposition I" Statehood. will
serve Ia rrlrgatr that party Ia the rrH' In
every section ~ New Mexico. for many
wears tu come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
cc-t which would repre..n, ,hlrty oeu,. a

cost which would represent thirty cents .
Thousand for common coal gas, and the
mri Encouraging experiment that he
cite succrrd~l In making the material
fur III" ncw light nj an equivalent ~ me
dollar aHi City cents thousand tert Tor
coal ga, u tate very considerably below
that which j. now paid fUt gas IN many
parts ~ the cnnnit,.
Every new inN,utiun, ~ new material.
Ia. I" fight IT, nay to the front. ani into
general ~" dgllns, opposition, aud
through mans arrangements and dis.
appointments, but whrn there /, real
merit 1T the hutt"m ~ II. there Il ~
Doubt alNmt It getting there" ~ The
"ni tni when such u competent man
~ l'ruf ~ramuu. wtI'Iug IN the neg iilNr
tide IT the question, 3, un grd to cnrr,Sle
that III" material fut arrtylenr can hr
prwlurrI With present appliances, nj n
cast comparatively hripw Tat ~ coal gas,
that It much more ruH'run'ut fui gen.
rthl u~". AMI that thu light / much 81.
/
a. satisfy u. that with tn imrtuN cinrnt-
~ appliances Anl mihrip ~ prrIgrtion
which are sure g. tull"W tie ~ ming
light" Is undoubtedly destined. l. fare
long, {" tax" IT, plic" ~ the popular II.
luninant ~ tie age.
Mud again, II Is hot pIuhAhlr that 81,
ahlr and careful n journal ~ the ScIrn
title American would lend IT, cnlors,.
in"nt I" an invention ~ discovery, unless
II had hrcnur reasonably certain that the
thing had some merit aud The journal
named has given cun,iirtall" space a.
thi- matter, even giving drawing. 4 the
Simply constituted appafatu- l., which
H." ga can De- produced /, The c"usuiurr
ur,n nj uwu Irrml.-~. very likely, ~
l'i"t ~raluun SAYS, the new light l. not
yet perfect bat uniruht"ll, It /, com
Iug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
~ IiIsINI.ss VIZ.

kNry business nrm a. we'll ~ every
ORDER ~ organization 81 any Mind In n
town ought h. be- represented by an al.
IrTii-ciurnt 81 card, even II snail and IN
prrt"lltiou- IN the heal paper. II j. les
matter Of patrunag" tu IL" paper than
uf duty Ia the town, ~ which the paper
il SURPASSED hi readers AT u distance Ia be-
All index. hr paper ought IL show what
it, t"wu haS-h" n culnplrtc business and
social directory i H. Papers are often
criticised lot not doing fuT their t0wn-
wha, IA" indifference Of the citizens pre-
vents their doing, Hall the circulation
ui many New MrNiran l"cal papers g,u.-
a. the east and north whrr> they ar. read
BY people who take them ior ~ Other
purp,-" than Ia keep informed = -
state IL the communities IN which thel
are published. what l. done In them All,
what openings there may m Tor business
or Investment. Keep AT least n card II
the paper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
Arrested Tor Iiorsr. stealing.

Vim. lmetshrn. a man t1 strong Il
work and who has M other visible means
~ support. languishes In the city lock
uI. un the charge ~ stealing a team VI
horses from ". II. Garner. the Mora NJ.
tOrney.
II seems that Garner narrowed ti II
Duetshrn, aud agreed a. leave his team ~
horses In Pace n Bell corral until the
money was paid.
Iuetshen WAS extremely anxious H. be-
the proud pos,sessOT VI n turnout NJ his
own. and failed Ia give Garner an upInr
tnnity "a r,sieem his team, spiriting the
sI,ine away IA some unknown place. tar.
ner complained, and The str0ng arm II
the law was laid upon nuetshru, who, by
the way, has felt Ia weight before, Us h.
was until to-day nj liberty On bail. with
n charge Of the violation ~ the Edmund
law hanging over him.-l.as Vegas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18

90" nu' T." Unparalleled tnrrIrs.nrs,
~"m"w here.
Nhnut u week ago, Mr-. j. ". nrwk. ~
l"aNrnwurth, Kansas QUE Oi the nust
prominent ladies ~ that city, having
been quite ~ Tor a long time, started fur
las angeles lay the santa FL flyer. In
search II health. When ahnut two hours
from kanSA- city, ~ she was walking
Down the aisle nf the Sleeper, u sudden
lurch IT III" ear threw her down. AMI she
Tell with such force ~ tn break her thigh
III" lad, attendant who accompanied her
assisted her to her place. and II WAS found
that Ill" was \" severely injured that she
was unable Ia sit up. and her lsd was
made up fur her II was nearly an hour
before Topeka WAS reached. but no one
suggested taking her III the train, ~
sending for u physician, and the same ex-
I~rirnrr wnS repeated at all the biz
towns and cities along the read. until Dr.
BrTk. the lady's husband. heard of the
accident. AT his home IN l.-a,rnwnrth
and photographed IL this city Ia have her
removed from the train. She WAS taken
IN charge here 10y iir. Nroth. who sr.in Z
her critical condition. Photographed al
once for her husband. who arrived by the
n1n train saturday. aud started with hi.
wife for lca\rnworth h III" liver" this
morning.
In conversation with hr. iirrk yrStcr'
la, lr stated that MrS. BrTk was IN n
very serious condition. AMI he had grave
doubts about her ability Ia survive the
trip. hut she insisted upon going. aud
III" doctors agreed that IL would b- no
worse for her Ia 60 than Ia stay. for they
bath SCENT a. think that SHE would die
anNhuw.
II seems almost inc0nprehrnSihlr that
II lady In such u condition should h
hauled and J,rtlrd On the railway nine
hundred miles without any onp
connected with the Pullman nr thu
train showing or caring enough L. call
nrslral asststanc" or to try Ia ascertain
The rNtrmt VI her ininrirs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-18
mn .,,,,>Ii,tks.

Representative Clark ~ Iowa. has ~.
troducrd u Till ~ congress prov idlng that
gtrcuhark~ shalt be- paid out hl the treas
ut, unlS ~ rNchang" for gold. aud tia,
none 81 the gold n"w Ia the treasury shall
hr paid ont until the total amour, on
hand rxr"-,l- tiv,ssNuU. THE Mnctrnr,
between this Till and III" Joint rr-nluilul
hill would stop IA" redemption ~ green.
backs and treasury notes until the gold
rr"rN" exceeded the sum named, while
MIR. sherman resolution provides fnr the
continued redemption "i th~r notes viii
gold hu, prohibits the REISSUE ~ notes p,
redeemed except for gold.