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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
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sides made Of inch boards the same
width Of the posts, Fig. 3, a fence Of
wire netting may b. made 20 that tho
netting may be- takon down by fastening
a strip tabout 1 by inches Is q good
sizol 10 the posts with two largo screws
and Htapling the noting to these strips
Whom II Is desired 20 take down the
noting, the Sorrows may be- taken out
tand tho wire rolled up with strips fas.
cnod 10 H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Gambling eggs is tho one infallible
way TO test them. This is done In a
dark room with candle, gus or electric
light When the ogg Is held close to tho
light, II fresh II will appear pinkish
yellow, and II otherwise Il will b. dot.
ted with Opaque spots or b. entirely dark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
40 rI.r,Nsr nm s,srrv

EfieciuAlly yet gently. when cos'ive
or bilious, or when the blood IL impure
or sluggish, 10 IeImansnty overcome
hahltual constipation, TO awaken the
kidneys ana liver TO n healthy activity,
without Irritating or weakening them,
TO dispel headacb,s, colds, orfeverf, use
Hvrup of EIgs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

No appetizer Then 10 not try TO
force food down; but use the most
scientiRc means for restoring tone 10
tho stomach. How2 Why, by TAX.
ing Ayers SaTsapArllla, and In fuf-
prisingly shor, iimo, your appetite Will
come egAiu, AMI come to stay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
Cafpet warp, 81 ppF bunchl Al Eqult.

A dose OF Ayer'a Cherry Pecloral
taken IN time has prevented macy a
III ot tIcknfss ami saved numerous
livep. This proves the reoesiliy VI
keeping this Incompatible medicine
where II can be readily reached nj oil
hOufa OF the day aud night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
INCLUSION HATES EAST


To Milwaukee ana return, August
% and %, only $3.50,
To Omaha anu return, August 10 IL
IS, only $50.
To III. Paul aud return, August 90
30, only s87
For particulars call at city ticket
ofilee, 2Ol Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

called across the stripsof boards 80 they
W'll project n foot above the top ono
sshd three inches below the bottom strip.
tnree inches ON each end Of tho strips
should be loft without any laths nailed
on This is to rest on the triangular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Buy ell your Drugs anu Medicines
from the old reliable Godbs- Pitts
Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Call at new Singer Sewing Machine
show rooms, 40 South Main street and
SEQ art decorative nosdlswoTk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Tomorrow weather report on rage
three, Walker BfoH.'s nd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Godbe-Pills Drug Go. arc noted for
tbe btsl Medicines and lowest prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

sDaily except hunuey'
Rare Tor round tap, 90 cents.
OeonJs orchestra In attendance
every afternoon and evening. Bath.
ms. boating, dancing. The only
white sandy beach On tho lake.
Deuol corner FlTat South aud Fourth
Weat' ID. Il. BuRLEY,
General AGENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
ROYAI.E
EMBR0lDERIES
AT Less Than Half Price

Just Received. 1860 pieces OF various
widths in yards length, bough, at halt
price, will be sold IN fall lengths OF
yards only,
At SOC, 40c, 5oc zoe n piece
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17


Via pio GrRnde western HALLWAY.
Milwaukee and return, 1880; July
10, IA ana 10.
81. Louis and return, $3.50; July is.
10 ana 20.
Omaha and return, $4,000; Augus, is,
IL nud is.
Milwaukee aud Return, $3.50;
August 22 and 20.
81. Paul aud return, $500; August
20 amt 30.
Gb- Through sleeping CAR; cool
anu delightful trip through the noun.
taint; famous scenery; comfortable
equipment.
Call In and visit cur ih,w rooms, 80
South Main street, three doors south
u. G. NJ. l., and inspect cur collection
% framed pictures now on exhibition.
Carpet warp, 81 per bunch, at Eqult.
able Coop.
When the hair begins 10 fall out and
turn gray, the scalp needs doutorlug,
ard we know OF no better specific than
HHlps Vegetable Sloiiian Hair Re.
newer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
WE TAKE PLEASURE

In announcing tho arrival Of tho FIRST
and invite special attention to this tho
most elegant assortment TO DO seen in
tho city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
FANCY SILKS.

Choice and Now ELECTS this week a.
still farther reductions.
80 pieces Bedford Cords, all wool
French material, Imported TO sell for
sL25, yard, a Inches wide,
Only 67llo yd.
10 pieces all wool German Black Nov.
olty Suiting, IS inches wide,
For only 43oyd
rs pieces wool choylo, suiiinga In
checks and mixtures,
at 35c, i2}lc, 60c yd.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

DIR. Newman Han recently catnpleted
his eightleth yCar and enjoys remark
able viEnr He prcaches several times
week all over the land =s.s! every
summer performs f,-ats ~ mountain
reriHg tina; f0r a mnn ~ HIS years arr
simply amazing. Dr, Hail was asked
the secret and he answered: sober
habits and attention 10 the laws and
halits Of health going 70 l.et IN decent
time and nus working hard late at
night. ! have bevrr been a diuer-uut
nor iniule,,i In heavy suplH-rs, take
a cold bath ali thr year round and have
always been 4 WaIkers I can now 10
ten miles AZ a stretch without fatigue
NJ sight and hearing Hus perfect. Tee
tnta,isu has had 4 great deal 70 10
with my good hralth My father anil
mafkcr were total ntStn lners aud I
have b0eu one for sixty ycauS have
never smoked Or liail might have
alict-tEausb be di,lBr-thst BE- has
always baen very hard worker
Westminster Gasetir,
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

rbs naaaitulLs EI1Es = EEs ms1eFa great
sam 11as not ses1l 10 o. lHErE-HEF Es4ua
hut % haas ee rraaE-lthir eEr-g1zsi T. Faaa1
a esors q uitHN tg 49, lr8F fasurF fsFsrs
Fcsrs ago a -sslal saag ugiE Z -HlsIF
41aTter = 4 J5a was hEFd a. krupErs prev
ing gruGsd - Ail8pa1. Germany (. j.
seated that e tats s4sat bad tssga areil a
Prs - Asiies e. Eaa Alpa u dza'4 have
passed oFcs Naist ll1ae az "a sztrt1aa
height % #.us a4hrs- ~ GgAFg teas ale
above TIE srClultt5 l1sl a9lEd EEVr f1lItu -
GhamaulE, I2te ulEes from rs starEfaE
fsa-E- he NlHhsife shot Eraa at S18s-
burgess ElE5EuI lu ISIS r. ma ffl1,5sss
as angshgF Ezluers E1a tasF wen ! Z q
Inca wlFgsy grs lpasi 2 &C. az "a g.1FafFsl -
fnrzy -GFt tCcEEps $50 nr1at shoE uas frvgi
agia sad reIEHei lE4 Us1rz Bfnl1st -xfrsiF
the TalER - fbE hr1pP slsal "A E1sa ~
tbE np-s-plist.as % zoe izIus Euls may ~
bad frsEl fEg fHrE thai ='EFaeh Esslr,5-f
Ela made az Nvuetstle. fGElaHl has bsoa
rrd ulll a charge - Hr7f.-rs gE-sl4 = HTa5T5srl
yeiqsity e 4s2s fsre P=r ssegad
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

HE woman SUI
fragists can learn
much Of value to
themselves ana get
a good fresh array
OF arguments IL
they start In TO
study the condition
OF women in Bur
nah. says the New
York Journal.
These women are
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

We do not despise foreigner be-
cause he is a foreigner. Some OF our
very best citizens are foreigners, either
OF foreign birth or parentage. and ret
they are loyal to America and American
Institutions. But the vast majority
who seek our shores are the slum OF
all nations They come TO this nation
with no respect for religion. no respect
for government. no respect for home,
destitute OF morals. vicious and CON
temptible tramps and yagnbonds No
sooner have they set foot on our shores
than they begin to corrupt society. They
despise religion; they desplse restraint.
They love only that which is vile and
debased. Infdelity is their religion,
the saloon is their church. anarchy
their ereed.-Rey. L. N. Allen.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

TAs maH uto l. Charitahla T. bspsssFf
y ii5 l'sfru 10 tl- Elgr aptrNI ~ assI.fN
ahne hiade y tis stpmarh, W his uTrs r.
the shape o. tlTfrs ~ sDsptir 4uaIrns ara
uneasy sensations n tbr raE5aus - tbF
glands that eecrpsps his he. IfastEttrf-s
st5aaeh bitters, Ily tear sir. or tuHtiu9sl-
as the ease taNg bets what yNa Ftslufre.
Hasten 70 Csc, u ypu are tfs4hlesi vgffs
heartburn Wnl IN the ssaunact ~ nftst
That y1ur skin ar ths Ehttes - your eyes
are t4klng saEiaW hae
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

whea writing 70 Advertisers Ples@ :;
yog saw the advertisement Ia EAs -
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

Room Tor many farmers on bitches
ALREADY constructed 10 the MlIk River
Valley ~ Mnutans. and plenty %
chances Tor colonies 70 locate GA frse
Hand an1 establish bitches II their
own bitches edu b. usaLc az little *
sud scruprrs. ana there a no Einug
Ground, iust purc soil Groves ai1us
the river and coal o. thr al iaiulng pas
fure beach lands FINEST opening Tor
Irrigation farmers In the southwest All
the staple cruIls prodnu~i Markets Ia
the mines, aHd good rhIpplng facilities
east and west via the Great Northern
Railway, Write % Thomas u'liaaiuu
Chinook, SIont.. Tor further llsorla.
ton,
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11
Divorce lazy.


probably the happiest women In the
world. In the first place they are far
advanced in the suffragist sense. hav-
ing full control OF their property and
being considered shrewder in business
than the men themselves. and In the
second they are pretty and fascinating
and are so regarded by the men. In
fact, the great aim OF Burmese WON
ans life. especially II she be young. Is
TO be considered extremely pretty.
II Is yet TO be learned that any o.
the Burmese women are prominent in
affairs Of state. but in all branches OF
Industry. even in foreign commerce,
they are exceedingly active and ere
more closely Identified with financial
matters than are the men.
Most OF the markets in Burmese cities
are almost entirely conducted by WON
en-. 1t Is no uncommon thing to ind
certain trades completely organized by
women In these cities. and the foreign
buyers come setually in contact with
quantity robed- picturesque matrons
who know precisely how 70 deal with
them. A man has to be more careful
would with a Burmese gentleman.
for they are extraordinarily shrewd nj
bargain.
large number OF the government
contracts for timber and forage are
made with women, aud il has been
found that while they viii haEgle Cor
the smallest percentage OF profit. they
are yet invariably honest and fulfiii ell
OF their obligations exactly as they
are contracted.
Wives are consulted in all the Affairs
OF life in this country and no farmer
would think OF making negotiations re-
gardtng his harvest without first talk
ing the matter over with his wife This
usually results in his letting her do
all the selling. The wives have yet
a stronger hold upon the husband. Ac-
cording TO Burmese law marriage Is an
equal contract and All property is held
jointly, that is. the woman Invariably
has an equal share with her husband
and quite as valid claim upon all
the household effects and material
goods as he
The property that a woman Inherits
ir acquires in any way before marriage
or after it belongs to her and TO her
alone. Her husband cannot touch 1t.
The maids are quite as free and have
quite as many rights as have the mat
rons. In fact, in large family the
daughters. are quite as important from
a business point Of view as are the sons
and their advice is apt to be taken
even more readily. Throughout the
whole country there is comparatively
little education. but the women get a
fair share Of what there is.
Not only do the women do most Of
the buying and selling in Burmah
wholesale as well as retail. but they at
tend to all household affairs. Man is
not made a subordinate but he has nc
more responsible position than his sis
tiers have Taken all in all there s lit
tie question that the Burmese women
are the freest in the world in every re-
lation OF life
The Burmese women smoke-nol
cigarettes in an initiative sort of way,
but cheroots. which are the Burmese
substitute for cigars 1t is a curious
and very picturesque sight to see one
of these Burmese girls in the enjoymen;
Of her cheroot. The greater number
of them select weed that is long and
green, fully ten inches in length, and in
a day they smoke many OF them.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

A man who usrt % keep ffr.r s,.,ra -
cehLly veal lltu The batter hlsl-azs 10
staggered bis nrs; eHlSJaEtHr hy askiag II ~
NoHii nave g uei!um- uEd y slr0BE
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

They Have Equal Rights Sish the Men
The Later coatina. 10 Do the
courtIag. However Marriage AHd
Divorce Easy.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11

GsFm1a farmer disputed hts tax ON fbF
other day, be sIlds Il pay the stFfe' - ~ ~,
GouGty taa and ;be school taH. bUI ! T@,s ~,
TatAi aad aEv+r had any ~ ~
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1896-07-11
HAPPIEsT OF WOMEN.

HERE is AN OBJECT LESSON
FCR OUR SUFFRAOISTS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15

Foster Ryan had u Columbia bicycle
stolen last saturday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
THEQUEENSSPEECH!
Hopes for Satisfactory Settlement
Of Venezuelan Question.
sympathy for Suffering Armenia and
Indignation for Turkey.
Condemns the 1rAnSvaal Affair ana Hopes
to Prevent Such Conduct in Future.
SOUTH AMERICAN MATHIS

London, Feb. 1.-THE queens speech
read previous Ia the opening u parlia
mrnt to-day, aud IN the customary man
nrr. was In part ~ fulluws:
continue to receive from other InWrr'
assurances II their friendly sentiments.
\ treaty has been concluded between
my government and the government OF
the French Republic, having for IL prin
cipal object che more secure establish
mrnt " the independence of the kingionl
0f siam.
The commissioners Tor the irlimitaiion
" the frontier which separates my In.
dian empire aud the territory " Afghan.
i-ian from the dominion- ~ the emperor
Of Russia have agreed upon n line which
has l.'en accepted D., myself anh the EN-.
prrur,
The government ~ the lnitrltStat,-.
have expressed wish a. cooperate In
terminating the differences which have
existed for many years between my 20,
eminent and the republic ~ Venezuela,
upon the boundary ~ that country aud
my colony " British Guiana. hay. rx.
pressed my sympathy with the desire Ia
come IL MI equitable arrangement, aad
trust further negotiations will lead Ia u
satisfactory settlement.
The sultan IL Turke, has sanctioned
the principal reforms In the government
~ the Armenian provinces. which, In con.
Junction with the emperor u Russia aud
the president of the French republic, |
felt II my duty to press. deeply regret
that n fanatical outbreak upon the part
oi u section OF the Turkish population
has resulted In series Of maSiacres In
these provinces. which have caused deep
indignation In the country.
Papers on these transactions will be
laid before you.
Asudd"n dash into the South African re-.
public by MI armed force from the terri.
tories under control ~ the British South
Africa company, resulted In u deplorahle
collision with the burgher forces Ny
ministers, at the earliest possible mo
ment, interviewed 20 prohibit. through n
high commissioner. this hostile action,
and To warn all my subjects throughout
South Africa against taking part IN aid
of IL.
The president Of the South African Re-
public, acting In this matter with noder.
alton and wisdom. agreed u place the
prisoners In the hands Of the high com
missioners. aud have undertaken 10
bring ~ trial the leaders " the expedi.
ton.
The conduct of the president upon this
occasion. aud the assurances which he
has voluntarily given. lead me Ia believe
that he recognizes the Importance vi r--
dressing the legitimate grievances. Of
which complaint has been made by
majority IT p"rsons now inhabiting
Trans>aal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
ANN IANIJs.
Q" he Given To the Stai.s fnr Ir,tgztin.
rurp,sss,

." br th-n to the states f"r Ir,tgHtios
rurp"srs
Washington, Feb, IT, Representative
Gamblr. II south Dakota. early In the
present session. introduced bill 10 give
each arid land state outright l,un.uu
acres Of land. Ia m disposed " In such
manner ~ the Legislature u the state
might elect, and the proceeds applied Ia
irrigation PURPOSES.
The officials " the interior Department
have gone even farther than GamhIr's bill
and will send a Recommendation L. the
house public lands committee that every
acre Of arid land In the arid land states he
turned over 10 these states for irrigation
purposes. Under such u provision the
lands could be- aid and the proceeds cx.
pended In carrying on such irrigation
projects a. the legislatures Of Theses states
might deem advisable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15


Ia" following items, Of special interest
|" Railroad men, are from the Topeka
journal
President r.. T., Ripley, Vt the santa
Pc has ~ Tar IN his career II ECONOMY
rractic"d the plan Of cutting IN en-.
pi"Ie"| and ahnliShing their positions
altogether when Il WAS found absolutely
necessary, thereby introducing n policy
new In santa fc affairs.
The policy Of the road In past years In
The matter VI reductions under the va.
ri"t- presidents has been In the nature
"t "a general cut In compliance with an
order Issued 10y the chief executive " the
heads Of the different departments 10 re-
due" the force such PER cent. The last
general reduction was made at the time
that Allen Marvel assumed the presi.
drncy. His order was a. the effect that
the working force be reduced ten Der
cent.
II Is possibe. and highly probable, that
President Ripley, after abolishing all DO
siiionS witch appear 10 10 more orns-
mental than necessary. will follow the
rule of his predecessors aud order a gen
"ral reduction This will be praticing
economy on strlcter lines than ever be-
fore.
HE new management ~ the Santa 70
~ very particular about the change In
a A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
TERRITORIAL TALK.
Happenings Of New Mexico Culled nom
Ierrit0fiaI Press


A patty ~ Cleveland. a.. mining CAPT.
talists are examining the iIillsboro
placer
III" Ladies 81 Lake Valley will give q
leap year tall on the evening u Feb. 10.
Mr.. sarah llulgion has taken pm--s-
sion ui the Instotlice at leming aud NOV.
~l the same into the building on cold
avenue made vacant by the removal Of
Brown y Hopkins.
u. !. haily returned to lDfd-burg from
his trip a. California. lie repIrts that
the matter VI u sale NJ the Carlisle mines
to the IhIId' -yndlrat" Is progressing sat.
i-far,"rllN although slowly
The ialuma- chief group II mines at
ll"rmu~a have thirteen leasers working
IN IT, numerous are chute-. A carload
."f high grad" ore has just been sent 10
tle .m"ltrr at III raso,
while Descending the ,s'i tnt shaft In
IT," bucket At the Mick- mine at Hills
huto, Manuel ochoa and Candelario Bar.
frfh, Wrtr ptrrlpitatcd Ia thu bottom and
badly hurt
The h NJ t. lodge ut lllll-buru will give
al innNrt>fy tall at GALES hall ON
February ~, ~ COMMUNICATION IL the
founding 81 the order In America.
VIM. E'all ~ uraut county, who was,
-"m"tlm" since, reported missing. has
been heard from In the interior ~ Africa.
tie ht, u lucrative position. In charge ~
a prospecting party, and will get an In.
wr"'t IA ANYTHING "f value he may dis.
cover.
Ia" new electric light company at Sill.
yer city proI"~,'s tu furnish light ~ liz
patrons al the same rost prf candle paw
~ =, l. no" paid fnt coal oil
III" capital city orchestra AMI mando
IN club ut santa Fr Is t"hrar-ing for n
public concert which 1t proposes giving
~ a frw weeks
ia" forty lnaNr~ Tor "a dollar bread war
l. "t with u whuOp at santa ~. the
hou'rs 81 Muller ~ Walker. :. :. Il uy
AMI Cartwright \ Bro, being engaged In
it,
The Blgg timber tre-pas- case still
draHs IT, weary length along In the e. 5
district court at santa fe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
The Tyranny Of the beck.

We will suppose that your occupation
n s'dentary-thai you are chaine,i, W 10
speak. 10 the desk IN ome counting
house. OF perhaps IL the loom In some
vast mill. where you are compelled 70
work from morning iii night. SUNDAY
IL your only day III relaxation. You To-
turn home every evening w.ari-i men.
tally and hodily. Your health aud
strength begin " fail. What will most
efectually reeuperate your vital energy 2
The weight Of evidence points ~ no other
conclusion than that li,~t.tter's Stomach
Bitters In your safest. most reliable sheet
anchor. ~ IL persistentiy. aud your
system will soon regain it, pristine yigor
Every function will receive a healthful
impulse. There II no remedy 10 equal
The bitters Tor nervousness aud want Of
sleep, dyspepsia, cOnsti patton and bilious
ness. il averts and remedies all forms ~
malarial disease. and II u preventive ~
rheumatism and neuralgia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
I,Ariin EIIling Ca.r.

The Hardin killing ease was taken ny
In the district court yesterday aiiefn@n'
and out II panel 81 eighty nine men
only two we're accepted. VIZ; u y. " hite
ans, l.. &. NOrden. To-day the court was
wrestling with another panel ~ eighty
free aud independent American citizens
from which number al I'D .. NJ only
one Home man had been accepted. 4.
n, Swisher. The members Of The differ
rnt panels seemed N have very A"t opin.
iona Messrs. Davis, beali and Kemp are
Attending SelmaA.-kl Paao Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
SItIl'w kEtk.

Another fIer'~ Storm Raging 7" iAy an
the Atlantic Coast.
New York. Feb, 1.-THE steam lighter,
Lester. during a fierce storm to-day, sank
of Rockaway inlet,
A tug went "a the Rescue Of her crew Of
nine men.
The men at the life saving station at
Rockaway beach believe they were saved.
A report from Coney Island says the
life savers there saw two men hanging Ia
n yawl. aud before help could he given.
they sank out II sight. II Is also said
they Jaw two others pick up one man and
that waa all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-15
tNftt 1f.II
\ Condemned Murderer Killed H., Ei.c
tririts.

\ Condemned Murderer kIIl~d L., t;i-r,
tririy.
DannenOra. y. T.. Feb. II. -Iartholo-
new Shea died In the electrical chair 10.
day, paying the penalty for the murder
81 Robt. Ross, at Troy, March, 1884.
Shea was attended % the gallow- hy a
clergyman from HIS home, aud 10y priest
from the Roman Catholic church II this
place. After receiving u" last -acra.
mcnt. Shea said
II am innooent. Father. innocent"
An assertion which hs repeated during
the rite ~ anointment.
When hs was conducted into the dealt,
chamber he started NJ h. came In sight
OF the electrical chair, but said nothing.
II WAS 9:55 when Shea entered the ruonl.
and Y:5sl, when h. was Pronounced
dead.
The current -ent the body Tight,
against the straps. AMI the neck and barred
leg grew purple, For thirty-one seconds
the contact was maintained, and rr,iucrd
10 light voltage Tor thirty one seconds,
when the current waS turned on There
WA MI escape II air from the iiiled lungs
and Dr. Ransom 0rdrT-i u. current on
again. A contact II tw.nt, seven seconds
VIA maintained. AMI then the steihe-cope
failed ~ show any life. The escaI~ u air
from the lungs sounded like n prolonged
sigh, and maize @iIne people think that
there VIA life, but the physicians said
that death was instantaneous