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Evening star., 1896-10-31
WAKEFIELD AND T. v. ARROwSMITH


WAKEFIELD AND T. v. ARRowsMITH
STEAMER WAKEFIELD LEAVES WASHING
TON, ID. c.. Mondays and Saturdays, I An. tor
intermediate landings to Colonial Beach, RuxhwooL
Rock Point, Colton's and Non,ini creek, returning
arrives at Washington Tuesdays and Sun,iays
about pm. Wednesdays, Z am, tor intern.-
diate Landings to Colonial Beach, Bushwood Ro.k
Point, Coltons. Stones, Howard's ard Cohum $.
Ncmini creek: returning. arrives At Washing Ton
'T STEAMER T. v. AkRowsMrrH, Mondays and
Wednesdays p.m., foc Colonial Beach, Cotton s.
Abelrs, Leoaardtown, Piney Point St Georges
Island, Smith creek, Coan and Yeocomco rivers:
returning, arrives at Washington early Wednesday
and Friday mornings.
Saturdays, 6 pm, for Riverside, Colonial Beach
Colton's Piney Point, St. Georges IsIani Smith q
creek, Ccan and Yeocomioo rivers; returning ar.
riyes at Washington Sundays about 10 pm.
See schedule lin effect June 27, 1896.
jy7-tf G. W. RIDLEY. General Manager
E. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall caves River View Wharf
7th street. Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, at
am, landing at all wharyes as far down as Mad
do1 creek Va. including Chapel Peint and Colonial
Beach, returning Mondays about o nm: We'd
ne sdays and Fridays about $3.50 pm. Passenger ac-
commodsticns frst-class. Freight received until
hour Of sailing. Telephone 1765.
F. A. REDD Co. E. s. RANDALL.
Agents. Alexandria. Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. o. CARPINTER Cen Art
ESQ Washington, b. O.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
The Weerfrs Steamboat Co.

FALL SCHEDULE
Steamer Potomac leaves 7th st. wharf every
Sunday pm. for river landings and Baltimorr
Passenger accommodations strictly first class Eec.
tric lighted throughout. All river freight must he
prepaid. Specia. rates given Baltimore freight
STEPHENSON BROS, Agents.
30 IA. Telephone, las. se7-tf
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The Different Pastorates

Gorsuch has been served by number of
ministers. some of whom are as follows:
Revs- j. s. Gorsuch. John Hedges. n.
schlosson. Alfred Griffith. W. F. Speake
and W. c. Steele (as pastors of Ryland):
III. n. Sipes. ]. II. N. Lemon. ]. II. Cor
nelius, ]. w. Hoover. G. v. Leech. ]. NJ.
Davis. w. III. Laney. G. w. Hobbs, j. 8.
James. w. c. Mullen, ]. W. Moore, A. ].
Bender. j. A McLaren, J. c. Starr and
w. NJ. Osborn. During these successive
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The Berkeley School,

NO. 500 18TH ST. NV,
viii reopen September 10. Pupils prepared for
West Point, Annapolis, for all universities and
scientific Schools for direct commissions in the
army and navy. and for the civil service Duril Is
the past year sixteen students have been success
fully fitted for various examinations None have
failed. Arrangements may be made for private
lessons In all braEches.
se21-tf CHAS. W. FISHER. BIS. Head Master.
Evening star., 1896-10-31

$l73 YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION, SEMINARY
girls; $i7S military academy Gboys,. All
grounds: very healthy. Address EPIScOPIL
SCHOOLS. Haddnnaeld. N. J. ecl0-m, ,w&sin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

l"t Just rights Wa told h. Tn rItlzt>
'"Ih" time aga, ani when the proper
tim" arrives viii be- gwen ~ the public
lnt tlrlftN hopes tina, the lai, will
win her suit
Ernest lWuphrttS, une IT the m-mist~
VI the Itr"un Opera company. informs
I'M tItlit> that the company will visit
las Vegas Uti Wednesday, Apfl H., play.
ing at famine opera hol-e that evening
Mrs., Blakrly, the manager II the com.
PAM, would he pleased to have members
meet this evening ut the kindergarten
f'"m-, south second street. ~ sharp. Ia
arrange iur the trip tn Las Vegas
short tim" aga Mrs " II Mat4on.
VII" ~ the local railroad agent, met with
hn accident while attempting tu rhlr n
bicycle, aud IN the fall suffered a severe
injury Ia her hip- The lads II still run.
fined H. her hrd. hut the cheerful rrport
l. r"c"i,"d that she Is Improving, still
she viii hr compelled IT, remain indour-
Tor ~"lnrtlm" Yet.
Alex. Bowie. one II LHlluus wide.
a~ak" and progressive citizens. came IN
non. the west last night, and Is here
watching hos easy the republicans can
wallop the democrats tO-ia,
Ia" Gallup tilranr. say "U-car ftu-t
brother ~ simeon. who has hrru work.
ing here Tor some months left on Tues.
LAY I I Las Vegas he will have a run
out u Albuquerque.
\ l.. t"'lrtt. formerly EXPRESS agent on
III" Atlantic y Pacific between this city
ahd Los Angeles, was here Yesterday. lie
continued north H. Chicago last night.
"a. VALID, formerly In the bindrry
business III this city, Wa quite III at his
r"Nld"nr" on III" Highlands the past few
day u" Is rrp"rtri better 10 dA,.
b. Mcli-th. the we'll known Railroad
avenue dent Il, will leave &c.. Gallup.
Fort NlngAt" and other points on the
Atlantic n Pacific. III few DAYS.
sheriff Luna aud wife. II ln- I.unas,
we're AT the San Felipe last night. r..
turning home to-day
j. y, Edmnnd~on. II Dallas. Texas. aud
sam " fhmnnisru ~ Chicago. arr ut
the san Felipe,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

civ II Mexico, NprIl :, liup NaEt
eGI1stma,t"r "i n" 'itl at MrHirn. tr
cuad ~ rlul"51l"m"nt dlri YESTERDAY M
the hospital,
Indians Ia ~,m" part If uaNara ht,,
fl~"n ~ protest against Increased STAT,
taxes Anh IA" fourth mtnllau ha, rfl
f"f that state
A magnificent banquet so, given lat
might by foreign resident manufacturers,
merchants aud banker, IN h.nur Il Free.
idrnt lllaz baI cul"giIri llu. hrl,iur..
men VII" had r"ufag"ou-ly r-krd their
iurtuur- ~ Mckee" lie va. pfr-rutrL.
by r"nmii'"" representing furIsu
businr-- Interest," ~ slight testimonial
u r4te"m, with gold plate service viii,
suitable inscription costing tsn.Uu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

ed over forty men before daylight, and
excitement ran very high. Al $50 a. M.
James l"llr, peoples candidate fcr may.
~ made q speech Ia which he requested
ih" crowd, a. di-p"t.", aud they did ~.
lhr local official. fr4cnt the Interior.
.tr" ~ the -hrfIfi- unicr.
h'N"i. Nprll {. special tn the Times
.iuW upplr fr,k. saSs The city lail
hrtr j. ullrd with citizens NJ Victor ar.
"-i"i t"f alleged false registration. There
At" twenty two pti~nnpt-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

~" i'di"' ~ III" I,hr,n N..". u,ri"n !,
81 Ihtms'iNrs

81 Ihtu>'lNrs
Ia" Library hall, which va hrn last
night In ''rant'- opera hulI-r, Wa uur II
the most delightful social affair h. whIrl
Albuquerque pl"asur" luNrt- have rNrT
been treated. Ia" hail Wa transformed
into II h"w"r 81 beauty ~ rhulrrh AT
ranged decorations. AMI N" perfect Nunr
left nothing a. h. i'-lf"i t. maxi au
ideal hall r,-luI
In this perfect setting the hflIitni
t"Ilrti"- 81 a." lail"- app"afrd tu ~,
best aiNanlag" and they wrt". without
exception, such a Ia ruhHur" The hln
III" chatactrf ~ IN" ~"rlr
The banquet, -pfraI ~ the ANNEX, Ma
under the hhi" supervision II Villain Mont
gpul"rN, AMI VA = collation. ~ lur the
gui]
~ Maufo with hl- ORCHESTRA. furnished
the music, a. the hrulichlng strains IT
which III" merry maker danr"i until u
late hour.
IN" ladies II the Library a--nriatlpr
never 4" thing, hN hal,r-. aud m thu
in''anr" the! haN" fairly "ulion" ,hru.
49, Ace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
Lady Lecturer,

Mrs. Julia u. Nelson. an eloquent W0.
maa Sutfragi-t advocate, arrived Ia the
city this morning, and was introduced al
I'M CITIZEN by Mrs. bof,lrn The lady
Will lecture at Perkins hall, on the High
lands this evening, The II Paul, Mimi.
lilobe says
Julia H. Nelson. ~ Red Wing. was the
first speaker, and NrTN able one. She
made Yer! attractive presentation ~
the ease II the woman AMI rarnestl, AL.
NTated favorable action upon bill
which deprived 10 man II his rights aud
which compelled ~ woman Ia vote.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
IN. ", lin Africa.

Buluwa,". April captain clifford,
IN command Of the rxpeiilionary corps,
" h0 has been burning kraals IN the Shi-
lOh district, has been seriously wounded
ia AN engagement with the natives. Re-
Inducements have hrrn dispatched Ia his
assistance.
II II again rrportei that King l"hrn'
gula l. alive and that h. aud not hl~ son,
Is the principal leader of the Matahrles
now In arms against the British author
tiles. II II added that l.olengnla Il
massing his forces Tor an attack upon
this place.
A. D. Johnson who IN doing u g0Hi
business IN selling wind mills, pumps
etc, left this morning on u trip, which
will keep him out ~ the city Tor a week
or ten days.
Dr. 4. VI. Narhurg, II Hamburg, Ger.
many. by Ernest 4. Grunsfrld; VI. y, lon.
nelly. OF Denver. ~ hon. 4. Sweet, we're
introduced at the Commercial club last
night.
I.oui. Ponlon and wife, who left the
other day for Milt0nville, Kansas, have
reached their old home. MI POntnn Is n
clerk In the Atlantic n Pacific offices
Geo. v. David, representing the Paci.
nc Mutual Life Insurance company,
came In from the north this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

PURSUANT I" announcement. previously
mad" through I'M CITIZEN. the marriage
II u. I. llo"land, II san Brrnardino, cal.
I" Miss Eva SwritZpT Slucum. occurred
last evening at Il o'clock, at the residence
nt the brides sister Mrs Judge Sterty, on
Atno street, On the Highlands.
The hupiial knot gu this beautiful Eas.
ter evening WA tied by Rev. Allen, oi the
congregational church, In the presence
of few intimate friends.
The happ. couple, with Mrs Strrry AMI
party Of friends, were driven to the depot.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland toDk the Ne.
passenger train Tor the north. At l.amy
Junction they transferred toa Pullman
nn the No. passenger train. passing
through this cit! this morning. aud are
h"" Speeding over the prairiv- Tor ,au
BefnariinO, Cal, where they Will reside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
MIeks' MsAlhrt IuIr...l.

April opens In the midst II regular
storm period, hence II warm wave, with
low barometer aud rain, will b" In pro
gre-+, About the 80 storms viii end 10
the east, cool weather having followed
same from the west On OF alout the 9th
OF 9th TeaeiionaTy storms will be lue, A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

The frog leg industry ot this city" re-
marked Fred. Manager. ~ HATyeys depot
house, is growing day by day, and the
frogs " this vale, are being sought at
Ter by the markets II the east" This
morning Mr.. Mangrr received 4 dispatch
from Chicagn fot ln dozen frogs legs,
and these tiny legs but sweet aud nice,
were sent north on the flyer. Mr.. Man.
ger al-o rrInrts purchasing between iiry
and hundred dozen ~ frogs legs every
day. the, hring caught and sold by Nexl.
can hn,- who are making quite hand.
some -uu out ~ the industry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

omaha N"6., \ptll a -pecial ~ the
'"" tom crawford, Neb., -ay, ths dif.
Irfrur"- between Fort Rubin.on cant..u
AMI complainant, against 1t were " day.
With 'hr all "r business men " Craw.
'"'l um'rahl! "t,l~l and the prosrcu.
llu Wt- withdrawn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

...Nt. NpuI g. lua hight At lhrpoll-
b. 'n 't-' WhrI '-'t, Ftauk Martin shot
0. lI.kN ''ruugn the wrist At
'N... th. -,,'" streets. j. II. Ran.
..l.' .u.l.. Walter llill ulored
'.' 'I.."' m.-s'al %, mark Interest In
''' ..'.nu ."u'rI. 10 N" rnprt. u the
''..'.u rsu At..u- OF IA, rii, t" clean
I' 'prI q. lo-rrh urugan. n
H..IU. mur. va -l", th,- Afternoon ut
' w,uuI place. 49, prarnorn street.
o.. W"unl Ms 100 .hr gtrDu. aud may
20 u.' fatally r"gtu VI, pass NIX. when
,"...u.' man r.mm'urrd .r.u,lug The
ur.' Ip.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
striking Ninrrs.

Denver, April : Aba. 81 miners In
tie employ oi the United Coal company
al the mines AT Louisville. Lafayette.
Erie AMI Marshall, Colo, struck today he.
cause all increaS" u hftaen per cent. WAS
refused t., Austin Il. Gnham. receiver,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

The case II the Territory ". Ellen l..
lAckhart, perjury, plea 81 not guilty
withdrawn ~ file demurrer aud the de-.
murreI IL being argued this afternoon.
Judge lleacuck II assisting the pr0-ecut.
ing attorney. while Judge Warren repre-
senA the defense.
Case Of the Territory W. j. II. Me1iea.
The jury brought In u verdict Ot not
guilty. Actiee was accused " having
robbed cowboy II his pocksttsO0k con.
tanning 60. on January u last.
Tomorrow the cAse ~ the Territory W..
Jose CandelarIa, perjury. Sill be called
Milt cunningham, who wa here on
court matters, returned a. Bland last
night,
4 ]. ln"mi- II the Eagle. Silver CITY,
who was north, passed south this morn.
Ing,
\, Nruuet, the commission m.rchau,
Of Las Vegas, l. at sturges' European.
Ri brown, Il santa Fe. has hi. namr
Oh the Arulijo register,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

Chas Is. iiIssi, Broker aud Manufactur.
er'S Agent, Columbus. ohio, ceTtlir- that
lIr. Kings New discovery has no equal ~
n Cough remedy. j, u, Brown. Prop
ST. James Hotel, ~ Wayne. Ind,
tr-tih"~ that he Was cured ~ a
Cough 0f twn years standing
eau-si by La Grippe, by Dr king'-
New Discovery. Il. +, Merrill. Baldwin,.
Vile, Mass., Say- that he has lI-,si aud
recommended II aud never Knew II Ia fail
and would rather have II than any doctor.
becailse II always cures. Mrs, liemming
~ r. 9th 81, Chicago, always keeps II
at hand aud has 10 fear II Group. becaIl.s
II instantly relieves, Free Trial B0ttlp-
AT l1llshnTy n Walton hfuR store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

~" commissioner 20 IA" grurIM tul
office ha- instructed ~unrNor ,rurrl'
ta-lrN, 81 santa Fr after rurarmal,. n
~ grant l., Tie court ul private Mn'
clallu~ AMI the drrfr,, have l.,pIu, final
l. nntl'N the ImrtIr- Interested lu such
r"iiflu"l grant t. present ,l,t np,Il
cations lot -uNN - -aur, a, once H.
ih" event ." Then failure To- 4, ~r Iu
thirty iaN- from Iltrm nulIrr then the
~ufN"Nof general T. directed To- call uIul
III" rlctk ~ the hand court ~ certified
copies 4 thr decree IT confirmation ant
Proceed b. the ,uf,N of such grant
without waiting fur Application. from
u" plfil"- lut"fr. ted. heretofore -ur
N"N~ hAN" not Nuru made uulu apyu,I
i"r 10y IA" piftlr- lnIulrr,-i nui. &C. ..m.
al tltr-" p"tr'u- have. tar Ul,I g.. rl,.
their applications att / IT. Il /, important
that confirmed grant h.. -"grruAlI a..
"'on ~ possible from the pulIlrln
ia" commissioner La wi-rl, ruurluloI T..
tan" the subject ~ hand
III" surveyor general la, al-p 90, u..
illi"d hN the commissioner that. when
ptt"n, l. l~-rl''d for thr CANYON del Nrn
grant ~ south santa +" county uutlrr tln.
deere" 81 III" ultrd STATES supfriur rrur,
III" san l'",ifu placer rltlul which ~
patented un october i, lNI,. AMI rrfun.
'~usk included ~ the f"-unN ui the
: anI"n lei Ngua grant, viii b. rNrluI,d
nom such patent, ia" I"t-"n- M lut,fr-l
being allowed the usual night 1T arpraI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

Mercury equinox on the 9Th will proloug
showery conditions. with tendency -
sleet In the far north The nth t. 18th
l. period IN which high temperature
H." barometer aud heavy storms will az
prat t'Olct weather With first. north
Hati. will follow h-hind storm. AMI fur
dn,' succeeding Aluut the ;th ~ 18th
much warmer, With normal showrrs IN
creased Ia heavy rains. Watch change
H. r"'irt after Sturn-. The ~ t. 9th
shower. Will hr numerous growing
heavier aud attended With thunIrr and
hail -. the periUi ptogrr.-r. he
chang tu fair aud c"olrr INA, not CON.
until after full m"nn .u the 18th tr.,
INA, follow ~ northern uuu- -uN
wind from the nofthW #. wit. ul.u
ei"t flslng very high after ,lm. nu
lli,ur 'ru-t-. \pttl cut. grown. ....
~ AMI .huwrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

Ter, the attorney, Everything went along
smoothly until the return. and ne Mr.
Meiler was coasting Town The hill near
Judge Trimbles ranch viewing the lovely
and rugged mountains. the saddle ~ his
wheel came on aud the rider "coasted"
on the ground. IL consequence the right
arm and hand N"tr hailJ injured. which
will nece@sitate being carried around IN
sling Tor few ,la,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

YESTERDAY, being such a pretty day,
MANI hikr rldrT- aNailrd themselves ~
,hr Opportunity Ia visit the m0untai Ms.
and among the number was I'd. l.. Med,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

Last night nj Nu''lrk. ut ,,allup, l..
R"t, bookke"pt TT the Crescent tunl
c"mpant's commission department. an /
Mts Lon llaftiHHn, lister ~ ". I. llrn.
drt-on, editor ~ the Gallup uipanrf,
Wr'e united III marriage Mrs. Hnf'igan
WA the widow ~ ton llartigan. Who
YEATS agn was CONNECTED with the Nhu.
llrfque press, ani Shr>e death secured
a 'hnIt while alter having this ritN AT
Durango, Colo. lh" h..t wishes " uuE
'IiiItN ar sent IT, the happy roUplr,
AMI may their future he u bright and
PROSPEROUS On"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
\ rr"ninrnt o.,smsn Drowned.

Madison, Wis, April a Sluall upset
two shells manned 10y oarsmen ~ the
University Of Wisconsin'- crew last night
John bay. Of GAINESVILLE. Wis, only son II
Mrs. Jeannettr Davis, was drowned Irs-
Ter Street, of plXun. H., anh Cufrru =,
p'rcarionS condition IN consequence" IL
III" exposure IN the icy water,
hay had records which numbered him
among the best athletes ot America.
The race with Yale which was To have
comc III May .. will prohahl! b" inheh-
intel! postponed on account 81 IA" acct
i, nj.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

Ia regents = th. agricultural colIrg,
NJ La tfucrs met according H. adjourn
ln"ht. on the III fur the plIrIr,~. II ~
elrciiuR the old, ~ betting new prufe-
+"t. f"f III" different departments IN H.,
college
l"fufr ptuCirlluV o. the election ui
proi,~-ofs they considered the rullrg,
printing. ahlrll isa NpfS important and
recently lucrative item" tu the printer
Instead ~ letting II ~ individual con.
tract, ~ has been done. ulu-t inlurinisl,
to the finances VI the college Tor the past
year ~ more. the regents submitted the
matter " thu lowest bidder Ia the terri.
tufN.
They then consolidated the chairs "
botany andrntomolog,. making them into
one ~ biology. dropping bath Professors
NNton aud CTkrfrll, aud rlrcting Prof.
- ~ Virginia The, gave the chair
~ English ~ Pfm. kuhin~On. ~ Trxar.
Kama. Texas, and that ~ the business dr.
partnIent aud astronomy Ia u. ". Miles,
~ kinron, Mr.. rhtistmau having r..
signed and Prof. Dawson having with.
drawn his application ~ principal NJ the
preparatory department.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
4 Rare Music treat

he Nchuhrtt-, ut chicago. one uf IN,
best known mai" Vuaftrttr- ia the nj
trd states. assisted 10y Miss Frances NJ
Hughes. the celebrated hafpi-t. Will he at
htants opera hulI-c one week from a..
night. The Presbyterian church. a. make
sure NJ their standing, sent Telegram
ahd letters east and In addition Ia the ia
Nntahlr replies alrrad, published IN Imk
CITIZEN, received the following letter
from {. II. Willis. the Y. Nc. \. secrotar,
AT Milwaukee, who has engaged them Tor
several successive seasons:
III gives me great pleasure t0 write
Only gTh words about the Schulerts
have known them for Years, and. while
Their" are some changes IN the members.
the standard has been maintained. We
consider them lirSt.cla,- In rNrrN r..
-prct"
Reserved seats can be- obtained AT New.
cuihrfS Wednesday morning at = o'clock.
tn" number ~ tickets Reserved Tor each
person Is limited tO -iN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
EsrIirR'> cor Tut MtNSits.


Mrs, Cleveland Take the children tu
NoodIrN
Washington. April = The meeting ii
the cabinet was to-day postponed without
date, owing Ia the sudden appearance II
measles IN the presidents household,
little Esther being stricken with II. This
infantile disease has been almost cpl.
demic IN Washington Tor ~pme time
past,
Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied hy all IT
her children, left the white house tn make
their home ut Nooilry until the disease
has run it, course.
The president Rnd Secretary Thurhrr
will remain al the white house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
ON n,s Way To Kans.. ca,

VIM. Garland the big railroad builder
OF the southwest, came up from the south
last night, aud after eating a hearty sup.
per at llarNr!S continued on north "a
Kansas city.
Mr. Garland Is the president Of the
ella Valley, Glohe n Northern railroad,
which he built almost exclusively hy
himself lie stated that the mines In
and around Globe are being worked ex-
tensI'ely and producing excellent r..
turns 20 the owners, lie alsO stated that
II was his opinion that the San Carlos
coal fields would suon he thrown open
the Indians have given their consent; II
bill 10 that effect has been introduced
and passed the house, aud he expects
-On 10 receive word from Washington
that everything II all q. X.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11

Max lDannenbaum and Miss lun, RurI,
holI were anitri IN marriage AT Ilulhrryk
Arizona, yesterday morning, and pas,
through this cit, last evening uI thrIi
bridal trip I" Chicago aud for eastern
cities.
Mr.. bann"uhaum l. -4,n ul l.. Damien
baum, III" merchant ~ Brtnalillu. II, /,
the santa ;" railway agent al IamN
Junction, aud l. a pleasant gentleman.
In" hf'ir i II sister " Mf-. Adripl
Nrhtstct aud II n popular m"ubrf al
ll"lhrprk sncirtt
NlhuIurrun" friends met them at the IL,
io', aud extended congratulations. wish
NIX ;h"m u happ, aud PROSPEROUS married
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-16

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-16
HOW TO AID DIGESTIVE ORGANS

The principle that the finer a. food is
divided and sub - in it's preparation
the easier, quicker and better it is diges-
ted is seldom borne in mind by either the
cook or the eater. All of US are supposed
TO think of the ancient adage of ''eadng
slowly and chewing WE'LL but very few
carry this rule into practice. Still fewer
think Of applying the principle of com
minution in the kitchen.
Thus for example, a boiled onion is
usually served whole, and on account Of
its slippery character is apt to reach the
stomach in large fragment. If it is cut
up finely before the boiling or stswing, it
is converted almost into pulp, which di-
gests in one-third or even one-fourth the
time of the other way.
Grated cheese upon toast macaronf and
other dishes present no difficulty to the
digestive process. When served in pieces
as New York dairy cheese almost inva-
riably is-it is rather difficult of digestion,
and in its favortte form, the Welsh rare
bit, it is very indigestibie to a large pre-
portion of the community. Another prfn-
ciple which is too often diSregarded and
which cannot be too highly praised. is
perature is far better than that in quick
oven with great heat This is the basis
of the success in many steam cookers,
heaters, Dutch ovens, ALADDIN ovens and
other contrivances in the market. Oat
meal wheaton grits, cracked barley and
crushed rye, when slowly prepared for
twenty-four hours, are converted into a
paste or jelly which can be used by a.
person with the weakest stomach. If, as
orously for half an hour, the cells are
iInperfectly broken down, and the result
ing food is often injurious to delicate di-
geStiOns.