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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
THE TRIAL ENDED.

Paris March 25-Ulric de Civry. for
merly editor OF the Echo De L'Armee,
and Count Lionel Werther de Cesti
two OF the men who have been on trial
for some time past on the charge OF
matchmaking the late Max Lebaudy the
Young millionaire cOnscript. who died
in The military hospital at Amelie-Les-
Bains. were sentenced to-day 10 thir-
teen months imprisonment and TO fines
of 500 francs each. The other defend
ants who included Armand Rosenthal.
otherwise known as Jacques s.
Cere. formerly Of the Figaro. AID az
one time correspondent in this city for
a New York newspaper, were acquit-
ted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
FURNISHING GOODS FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
STOCK OF OVER $4,000 MUST BE SOLD.

Ladies Under Vests from &C. to 95c.
Ladies Summer Corsets from S9c. to
SEC Good value.
Ladies Shirt Waists, laundried, from
SOC to sec.
Ladies and Misses Belts from 1Sc.
to SOC.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear-Drawers,
Chemise, Night Gowns and Skirts at
less than half cost.
Ladies Stockings from SC. to 25c.
value from 25c. to 75c.
Mems 4-ply Linen Collars &C, or 6
for Csc.
Mems 4-Dly Linen Cuffs &C., or pairs
for 25c.
Mems White Laundried Shirts 4sc.,
value 75c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
MEMS And BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

1850 Mems Working Suits S2.35,
valued at IS.
1000 Mems Extra Fine Imported Clay
Worsted, silk lined. tailor made cuta-
ways and sacks, cut in latest New York
style. factory price SS5, will be sold at
this sale for 1929. Ask to see this
suit.
LOO pairs Mems Working Pants for
75c. to s1.9S. value from 81 to $3.50.
965 pairs Mems All-Wool Pants, so
different styles, from $3.50 to 1898,
value from 81 to $40
1000 pairs Children's Knee Pants
lie, value 75c.
Mems Overal1s and Jackets 24c., value
coo. 1000 Boys School Suits, short
pants, 75c., value 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
LIVED OTHER LIVES.

,r.-,..,r. stories Told OF W. o. Judge the
Lately Deceased rheosophist.
< York. March Claude Falls
secretary and confidential man
william @. Judge. who died Satur-
said Yesterday, now that Mr.. Judge
-.. dead. he saw no objection TO letting
world know who ne really was.
judge. said Mr.. Wright has
-. hundreds of lives. So have all
hen Hr- very few have any recollection
-t ..au. Nr. Judges existence has
.e.r a cCnsci0 Gus one for ages, whether
ur dead sleeping or waking en-
bodied or iisembOdied.
I'D other bodies. and known under
other names. DE has played an import
-- part il The worlds history. some
times Us O. conspicuous, visible nguFe.
81 other times he worked quietly be-
hind -he scenes. or. as In his last life.
us leader in a philanthropical and
-r-cph.cal movement.
.He is % member of a great secret
-erh0Od Ct sages who have their
quarters In Thibe-.
II can say that 1Ir. Judge took an
important part in the formation of the
American republic. for which through
.- life he had the greatest love and Il
said that he was one of the slgners
at -re Declaration OF Independence
Another person cOnspicuOusly identl-
fel with the present theOsophica
movement whose name I do not wish
-1 mention. also played an important
part in the American revolution.
Many think lIr. Judge was also ac-
tive as an agent OF the lodge i'm the
French revolution. but OF that I cannOf
say. An effort was at that time made
ODD swerve the latter into a movement
f1r universal brotherhood. but 10 failed
Hs died I think. in 1851. and almost
Immediately reinCarnared. entering the
body of a child In the judge family In
Dublin. which. as 90 came into the
world. was abandoned By the soul which
was -0 inhabit it.
More than one reiguiug sOverei IGN
and ruler has, for reasons unsuspectet
by himself. performed acts through The
occult influence OF William q. Judge
During the last 20 years of his lif.
11r. Judge worked IS hours a day with
out a salary for the TheOsophical SOct
ety. and st night he left his body &C
work on other planes.
~ have had q number Of peculiar Oc
cult experiences with him. One day
lr joking way. we were talking abOu
Precipitation, and he volunteered tC
perform one There was a letter bafO~,
him on the desk. and he said he would
cause some red pencil marks 60 appear
on a blank corner Of it before my ewes
Ha simply fixed his gaze very intently
upon the spot. but his face underwent
a reu8rk3ble change. To became blue
and then almost black. and in a mo-
ue0r several red marks were plainly
visible .n the place indicated I'm adj
vance. Then his face assumed it's nor.
NAL appearance, and he simply
laughed.
Three wears ago I was sitting with
him c0nvers.ng. when suddenly his
face transformed completely. I found
myself speaking 10 a man who looked
Ike a Chinese mandarin. He had a
small black mustache. and long. black
straight hair fen down his shoulders
Then he laughed. re-became William
Y Judge and kept on talking. Nine.
lara-sEv once did a similar act i'm nv
presence. She transformed into a man
WITH little black mustache. and def
a1..r said You can't call me an "Old
lady row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
Ladies Millinery, Dresses CapeS, COaks and Wrappers

Ladies' So Silk Waists go for 1898.
Ladies 81 Laundried Shirt Waists 29c,
Ladies 81 House Wrappers. ACC.
Ladies 81 House Wrappers, S9c.
Ladies' 81 Trimmed Hats 20 for 49c.
Ladies SO Trimmed Hats go for sc.
Ladies IS Trimmed Hats go for 1855
Ladies 81 Trimmed Hats go for 1898
Misses SO Trimmed Hats go for 75c.
'Children's soc. Sailor Hats go for 15c
Ladies 81 Untrimmed Hats go for &C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26

500 Ladies Winter and Spring jack
cts. from CSC. to s4.9S, value IS to SIS.
Ladies IS Capes for soc.
Ladies IS Capes for s19S
Ladies $40 Capes for $49S.
Ladies 500 Capes for S6.9s.
Ladies $3.50 Separate Dress Skirts,
csc.
Ladies' 50 Separate Dress Skirts,
SOS
Ladies' SIS Separate Dress Skirts,
S6.9S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
A FAvORARLE REpnRr

p. 'asang-on n c.. March 25-The
committee on Labor to-day de-
20 report tavorably the bin intro
ny Representative Erdman fin re-
TO arbitration between carriers
ID interstate commerce and
loves. The measure has been
1F representatives Of a num-
labor organizations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies 81 Button or Lace Shoes, 99c
Ladies So French Kid Shoes go for
$1.9S.
A large line of mems boys and
youths Canvas Ball Shoes, worth 81 to
80, go for 49c. TO sec.
$4,000 worth Of Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, all latest styles and shapes, al
less than half price.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Rub
bers 23c.
Mems Rubber Boots S19S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
THE PRESIDENT
OF THE
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Cloves & Co, General Agents, Richmond
Va.
The Register now uses and recommends
the Bar-LOck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

LADIES' FASHION JOURNALS FOR
March are in and the literary magazines
are coming IN daily. Plenty Of cheap
books school books, stationery. Eastern
and Western daily papers, Gospel Hymns.
Church Hymnais and Bibles c. II.
QUIMBY, 1414 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
AID FOR CUBA.
A Report That England VIII Recognize tn e
Insurgents.

A ReDort That England VIII Recognize IN G
Insurgents.
Chicago. March 25.-A special TO the
Tribune from washington says: Aid
for Cuba has come from an unexpected
source. 1t is said that England viii
follow the United States in recognizing
the Cuban insurgents. An informal in
timatiOn 10 this effect has been received
az the State Department, and the status
of the Cuban question has changed at
once. owing 70 the sudden development.
While Spain has been preparing for
an appeal 70 European nations against
the United States, Great Britain has
quietly taken the other tack and decid-
ed TO Join with the United States III
helping Cuba. Such a communication
was not conveyed in an official Letter.
but. it is said. Secretary Olney was
given 10 understand by Sir Julian
PauncefOte that Great Britain would
not object TO any action the United
States might take in regard TO Cuba,
but would even welcome any reason
able interference which would tend TO
stop the war now going on in the ISL
and
That such an intimation was given
semi-Oficially was learned positively
last night. and the effect Of the informa-
ton when it becomes generally known
will be 10 render almost certain speedy
action by this country.
Ills also thought If the United States,
with the moral support Of Great Brit
ain. interferes in the Cuban war. it will
make the Two countries allies and has
ten rather than retard a favorable and
friendly conclusion Of the Venezuelan
boundary dispute.
It looks as though Cuba is now as
sured Of either independence or genuine
colonial government. such as Great
Britain gives TO Canada and Australia.
A GRATEFUL PATIENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
OPENING TO-DAY!
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
MARCH 70, n, q.
S25O,OOO
SALE!
CLOTHING BOOTS Shoes HATS CAPS CL0AKS CAPES JACKETS
DRESSES WRAPS MILLINERY, FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS SATCHELS ETC.. Of all Descriptions and Styles

neOuater Million Dollar Merchandise has been sent to
this ctv TO be closed out oneha price The large building
1I Main street. store formerly occupied by the Boston Novelty 20
Wheeling W. Va has been Great Sale by the CHICAGO
BANKRUPT CLOTHING AND SHOE CO. This the first sale OF
kind this city and may never occur again. BE-
low are a few the extraordinary bargains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26

Mems Good Working Suspenders &C..
value SOC.
Mems Good Working Stockings SC.
or pairs for Csc.
Mems Unlaundried Linen Bosom
Shirts Csc, or for 81.
10000 all styles Working Shirts from
19c. to soc.
Umbrellas, Parasols, satchels, Va
Uses, Telescopes, Trunks of every de-
scription, less than half cost Of manu-
ture.
$4,000 worth Of Mems, Boys and
Children's Hats Of all styles. Car loads
Of Stiff and Soft Hats of every descrip-
ton that must be turned into cash.
No fair offer will be refused on any of
the above goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26

Mems 50 Dress Shoes go for CSC.
Mems SO Dress Shoes go for S149.
Mems $3.50 Working Shoes go for sec.
Mems $3.50 Tan Shoes go for s1.29.
Boys $3.50 Solid Leather Shoes &c
for soc.
Childs' SOC. Button Shoes go for 19c.
Childs' $t.25 Spring Heel Shoes go
for roc.
Ladies 1926 Tan Oxfords go for zoe.
Ladies $3.50 Button or Lace Shoes,
S1.29.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
WEAK MENI

I will gladly send FREE, TO any sufferer.
in plain sealed envelope, a prescription.
with directions. for a quick private cure
for Lost Manhood. Night Losses, Nervous
Debility, Small Weak Parts. You need no
doctor, treat yourself. as / did. and get
cured Address Newsletter. Box IA. De-
troit. Mich mr12Tu, Tn. Sat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26

-..es OF Respect and Obituary NO
rte cents per line.
--s of the denomination OF I've
..-.-t less accepted for amounts less
t-- one dollar.
-- solicited from every part OF the
..---rf.e5 country
g..-sf nominations win not be ~
. unless accompanied by suncl'n'
ges--5-
-.. REGISTER. embracing It's several
is entered az the Postofhco In
v.....r W. Va. as second-class mates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-26
0FST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
rr rsHERs AND PROPRIETORa
TERMS

-, YEAR. BY NAIL POSTAGE PRE-
PAID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
Dtstrtct Court.


In the United States court this m,Jn
ing Nestor Castillo. peti, juror. wa. pN.
ciIsed for the term On account ut sick.
neets.
United states W. Pedro Apodars, rlarg.
ed with adultery. Acquitted.
United states W. Mariana Arnijo,
charged with bigamy, Cas. continued
until tomorrow OH account ~ tLr all
s'nce of II. H. FERGUSON. attorney Tor
4 fendant.
Ease it5'i. Mandeil Bros. n Ga. " Her.
nlan freedman, aSsump1it by attachment, !,
Is. +. Adams. attorney for plaintiff l'e
hnlt for failure 10 appear and fna judg.
mrnt for t17d,7s; the allegations Tor the
attachment were sustained.
In the matter ~ the contention III the
Armijo family ~ to who ha- the right Ia
the custoly u the infant child oi Vicente
Armij0 came before the district court
this morning. when the wifi. oi Vicente
applied for = writ Of habea- cOrpus. The
writ was granted by the Judge returnahle
this Afternoon ut 2 o'clock. and ~ Tnk
CITIZEN goes t0 press this cause celcbre
Ia being rehesrsed Ia the district court.
On the United States side VI th. court,
the ease Of the nited state, W. Pedro
Apodsea. charged with adultery. Il now on
trial. Tomas {. kontoya appears for the
defendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
lN II A MuRDIRp
bionicio IsiEg y, a., >e:n february 9th.
ard His AhSeuIc unaSIOunici Eur.

Dionicio Lslcgr y. as, Sc N february 9th.
ard His AhSentc unaclounIei lcr.
February N,h, biunIrlo railrgu- cane
H. Ration from Springer.
That night h. slept with Miguel Arc'
u'r,A In east Ration. Nr. Archulria'- :
statement l., that I'allrg"- got up the
next morning between % ani 4 "'rlrck
nni left Tor this side "f the rallHay track
| his l. the last trarr uf the missing
man.
| ntil the latter part IL last week, the
friend" iah been making inquiries. hop
lng and believing that hr would turn up
hut after lralulug that hr hid not gone
Ia All, "f hls usual stopping place, they
concluded hr hal met with foul pIa,.
saturday, "a" hu-inr-- men II Ratun
united with the idllrgn- family IN ufrr.
tng reward fr the frcmrry Of tie
hud,
hi"nlrl" lNIl"S"- /, i Nrnr- "f age
about lho beet slh lnchr, ~ hrislt. black
mu-tarlr" and beard -priuklrd with gray.
with d"rp blue r,rs,
lie II the rlh,., "f the "ld aui lnllurn.
tlal ,nllcg"- family 81 Mora county
Hon. Mlcdfin i,hllrgu~. brother. ahi
Hon. \ j. I'Ara, hruthrf.in.law. wrrr
here SatnridN aud ~unda, instituting
through search fuf the missing uau.
Ration kangr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
DISTRICT COZ ri


Decision NAnd-d Down la the RAILROAD
tns's.
Ease Ne 4iul, IhaS. Schnllr W. luf'u.
90 S"l,a. rt al, A~umI4it ll aitachmn'
Default Tor failure tu appear and final
judgment for ,Ga3.2g.
\irgir Morton ". John Morton, chan.
Gerry f0r divorce, The defendant having
failed a. appear. though notified ~ ~"
p.niency of this action. decree pro con
i,'~su wa- entered against him. and N"
cause was trtrfrri I" f. ". u. bryan.
master IN rhancrTI, Ia take the ptoofs.
UNITED -rhlE- ,I-E-.
On the nit"d state side ~ the court
there Mere thirteen defendants brought
into court and were arraignrd and each
plead not guilty The ufIrn-"s will
which these defendants stand charge
range from hlsamy down t. the I"ttIr.r
crime. committed IN New MrNir" u,
which this great government takr- r".,-
niZAnce
The ca-r ~ the uiiei states ~ Juhu
stein VIII. dismissed l,y "a" plaintiff,
Ia Ia" railroad litigation. II decision u!
lmppFIanc" ~aS handed down by judge
Collier this iIuTnIng
lnE tlIlkLN announced yrstrf,lAN that
Arguments we're being made 10y the ~.
-p-cti'r attorney "n the exceptions tilrd
10y the ,ari"u- PARTIES io the frIzIt ~
special Master Marion. The arguments
were concluded m,t evening. and Judge
collier, this morning AT th" oI~nIng =
court, Annnunrrl hi- decision. nrfrulIHg
IL" exceptions Ani confirming the ma
t-l't rsptt III all particulars. AMI d.,
rerti that the solicitors fir complainant,
the nlt"i ~tatr- Trust COMPANY. prepare
d-rTe" anh submit the same tn the
court.
Mr. Field requested that ten dny lee
given IN which u prepare n decree
In" rontlfming ~ the rrI-nft ul special
Master Marion Is high compliment l."
thar gentleman, over t5iUUHn l. N.
VOWED In the ease.
"iiye me n liver regulator aud | eau
regulate the world" said n genius. The
druggist hanh~i him h hottl" II npN ltis
Little Early Kl-rrs. the famous little
pills. lhll-hury n Walton.
Il IL report here to-day, ~ the actual
TRUTH that tul. l.arurTta, the lIraIlIlian
0r gypsy chi'f whom tn CI/tN first
and eIclnsl'"l, wrote ab,ut a. digging
Tor hidden treasure near Chilili. will ~Ion
b" Joinsd Ia ~eil0ck to Miss lmw Whose
psrent- t~ii" near the Nicnil, II the
recent actions II the queer visitor from
Irazl, I, IL also statAi from the -alue
informant that the colonel l. expected IN
this city Ia few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
WHAT GROVER SAID !.
An Expression That DCeSn | EI.
pes A.yhpb
The President fIlkS TO an ASSO-
slated Press Reporter.
Ani Au hotllc, 4 very lnitnnilc state
m NJ About tuNd'


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tnan'H ,uue,u . .rnrI
~ tu uIhN 90. 90 D.. ...n.l u
r.rUup quarter, 'm, q dupnWr, IuJ.
h-h.d . ~ l,,. asu.u jIu,It. lm.
u.u. un, T." ,akaua. 'u...t uo ar
p1.o thr ,'muH.a.ru u r1 ..l
Hr' lwlh'u.n.pll ., lU.. tN
g." -nlrW'ul ur n..I H mu 9
cat It ~ the NV .pap.I ou. u,u I
neglected &" uud all II Il -upp-iu. o.
represented nothing m,rr .Inu u,N
paper gu"--. lo uu, know I.s It orig.
mated not l., Nhum It va. cuu.irur','
" inspired. bat | ." kruW am iu ur
manner fc-pou-th," ior u, nor any VI,
related tu D.
/ uu, dr-ltr g. -n 900 addition That
I 'Io not kno~ whlht ,., publication
rr'"rf"I IT, f"pfr-rul- lIr NlrV- II t,lr
administration ur not, aNi have never
fuUDd dDN dn.culu "a communicating
With ,hr po"pl" ia maunrr which
iraNr- L,i,pld a. 10 the authenticity of
ANY statement puipnrlIut {" represent
nv view"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
yESkzuEIA.

~ is Thought fnEisnd viii rroce~d tn
Collect Her CiAim by Forre.
New York. March "a special ~ the
World from Caracas says The ninety
days allowed Venezuela ~ answer the de.
msnd Tor indemnity for the arrest Of the
English officials. Rarnes and Baker, on
the rruan river. In IDecember. 1884,, has
expired. The highest authority IL given
:or the statement that Venezuela has re-
fused 10 pay the Indemnity. and II IL be-
licved here that unless Sir Julian paunce-
fote, aud Minister Andrade can arrange
matters In Washington. England will use
force t0 collect the money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07

Never before In the history of Albu-
qnerque have there been ~ many first.
class attractions In ~ short n time. and
never before has there been ~ large AL
advance sale ~ Burdette has been IA
y0red with. Those wishing N hear the
great American humorist who have not
reserved their seats had better do ~ at
once at Newcomers, a. only seventy -four
seats remain u he sold. Remember. Bur-
dette does not come this way often.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
Nonsv Market

New York. March Il Money ou call
sA-y at $685. per cent Prin. mercan.
tile paper ~ 06 per cent.
san Francisco. March H. news has
reached here that J. r. liaggin, one of the
richest men IN the country. IL seriously
III with appendicitis In New York.
New York, March Il. inquiry by u rep
rcs-ntstive of the Associated Press at
Mr.. haggin's Office to-day. ELECTED the
fact that ilaggin Is rapidly recovering.
For over three months llaggin has been
confined 10 bed with gou,, and recently he
had inflammation oi the bowels, but not
appendicitis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
GAiiup GleAnisE.


Joe Goodlander was Ia town the first
u the week.
II IL reported that three weddings will
take plars this month.
Frank Iae. travelling for Il. l.. WA-h.
burn u Co.. left fH the west saturday
Frank had On skates on- night last ~rvk
Tor the hrt tine IN six years. he aid
II waS pretty hard work for him 10 stand
up.
Mlss Anna Nilds Is IN D~n visiting
her mother. She has charge II Miss Fol
SONS school nj the tiibson mine.
The masqus skating and dancing car.
nivsl si the skating rink Saturday even.
Ing was grand success, and was largely
attended. About ninety persons were
masked. Every one had q hns time.
Messrs. Kain and King. the two clowns,
we're good. and they kept every one
laughing. l'a,s Russell makes u good
girl
GsOrge X. Sullivan. agent At the drIot,
returned the first Of the weck from trip
" California. N.
One Minute Cough Cure Touches thu
night spot. u also touches II vi the right
time n you take it whsn you have a
cough Ot cold. Soe the point; Then
don't cough. nllsbury 4 Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
S,ru.~r couRr CISCmrs sAur.

iaidla~s Verdict Gr tio. 600 Has u-. u
AntrW-d.
New York. March g. Appellate divi.
sion II the supreme court has stiirme,
the Judgment ~ tiO.o1O obtained against
Russell Sage by Vim. X. l.aidlaw. for In
juries sustained by the latter Ia the bomb
explosion In Sage'S office, several years
ago. The court alao allowed I.aidiaw
t3UD counsel fees and cnst4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07

The old Hfm ~ Nick-ttum n Barnett,
pr"prIrt'rs II the popular II. Elmo. in
existence the past slN wears or more, will
h. dissolved uu the 10Th u the present
month For the past two or three days
the partners attempted tn come " some
NItt~lac,nt! arrangement, and yesterday.
~ this paper l. reliably informed. Mr..
Barnett concluded H. disp~e ~ his half
ot IT," hu-lnrr- 10 his partner. Mr., Wick
str"m the sale taking place as stated
above, uu ~" 10Th, at which time the
lease II the building will ala bc renewed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07

=" Mr nllmlu ir"Nn, - So MIll ,lrr,t,
south Gardner. Na~-iriu,its. va t. a
~ the h"rtrf- III -un htI lung trout &C..
'"ll""ing thphri uhlnrla. aud h, -p.i'
$50 With ductri-. vii, tIa!k gave hiun
up. -ANing iuIr -,,u wont live n
month IT, tIr~I ~. hing, \rW ~.
cover, and - f." h"tiIr, restored h,m lu
health AMI rnnhlrl hlm tn :" t"wurk "a
I"ti"cilN well man Iir -dy- hr uwr- IT.
pfr-,ut R,sd health iu r,'u ul lr. kinu',
N'w Il-r"N'p, ani Aulw, II To- be- tn
h"-t III Ia" wurlI f,r lang tr,ull". ITal
h'til'- 'r"" at irIi,hurI n Waltou'- drug
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07

him. To strengthen himself against the
italians, Menelik recently opened nego.
tia,ions with the crar on the pretext Of a
desire 70 unite the Russian and Abysin.
ian religions, but really 10 get support
from the powerful ruler Of the Ruusias
The defeat Of the Italians will now
bring Abyssinis forward a. the most I'm.
portant question In European diplomacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07

Kansas City, March q. Cattle receipts,
6,i0O. Market weak.
Texas steers, e2sS03.7o; Texas cows,
t2.asd2.jo; beef steers. o. 3OodI3b; stock.
ers and feeders. t2.7bCsS.s3; natiS cows,
tsWU3bj; bulls, t2iOaS.m.
Sheep receipts, tsoo. Market steady.
Lambs, tS75nito: muttnns. s2.7O
33.D.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
ALTUELD ASD SILVER.

Actiun Of ~. flrst Democ rattle goh.ty
CnnNention In Illinois.
Clinton. H.. March Il. lhe nrst dein0.
cratic county convention held In Illinois
assembled here to-day.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Gov. Altgeld's administration and recon-
mending his denomination. 4 rssolu-
tion Tor free silver, a, the ratio oi ~ IN |.
was passed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-07
All DEAD.

A whole Family Of seven MEET death In
= burninK H"us-.
~. Paul, Mimi. March u. An Alma
Wis.. dispatch says:
Fire last night destroyed the house of
q. Clubhouse, 4 carpenter. The father
mother, aud Ave children were burned 10
death"