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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26

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sur @elt brtngsn, nennt man Sdrees
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12
Three San Francisco Firemen
Killed.
A STARTLIN ING BLAZE.
A Minutes Wait for m 1mprostse"
stretch err Was Fatal 60 Au-ro'h
Destruction OF One of the Big busi-
ness Houses % tho Golden Gate
Metropolis.

4 despatch from San Francisco, Cal,
savs:--A IRE in the southeastern part OF the i
city at noon sunday cost three flremen their
lives and entailed a property loss OF -lOO0Oo. |
The fire started mysteriously In the four
story brick building owned by Schoth n
Westerflcld aud leased 10 the standard Bis
cui. Company. Work in the factory ceased
for the week at $50 p. NJ, and, 50 fas Is
known. the only occupants of the building
were John Erwin. the hookkeeper, and W.
Cook. the cashier, who were at work IN the
office.
Cook departed at IL and Erwin was still
occupied with his books at noon when nre-
man rushed in and conveyed the informa-
tion that the building wes ablaze IL the up
per storiee. Erwia had been UNCONSCIOUS OF
the Are which had been observed but few
minutes earlier ~ several passersoy, who
were startled by sudden burst Of flames in
the fourth story. After the fret alarm the
Gre chief turned In second and general
alarm A s;in breeze famed the FIRE within
the brick walls. causing Il 10 spread with ex-
traordinary rapidly. and Il was soon appar-
ent that the interior Of the structure would
be destroyed.
Adjacent TO the brick factory was row
OF OLD wooden buildings. including a branch
/ OF the Salvation barracks and the southern
/ Police station These seemed doomed. For
! tuuatelv .ha police station contained oniy
three prisoners. but the terrified yeiis and
/ appeals OF the trio 70 bee liberated caused In
tense excitement among the gathering
crowds. They were transferred a. quickly
as possible to the Central station.
Meanwhile floor after door q the cracker
factory FELL in rendering the walls unsafe.
Their. the east wall Of the factory to9pled
over and a sheet OF flame spread over the
area adjoining. With the crash OF the cast
vail occurred the tragedy OF the confagra-
ton. A score % flremen were IN an a3loin-
Ing paint shop. cndeavoring from thai spot
70 check the spread - the flames
4 falling timber struck fireman Nahoncy
on the leg breaking II. lie refused 70 allo"
hi- comrades 70 carry him away Ia thei
arms. insisting that he must be borne OF or
a shutter All but two 81 the band Of fire
men ran 10 procure a shutter and just a
. they left their injured comrade the wall Tell
! hurying beneath a macs Of brick aud morta
, Mahoney and his faithful friends
4 BY dint 81 much dangerous labor the bod
] les were recovered. The loss TO the bric
: building j. estimated at $40 OoO with 900
4 600 less or the contents. consisting OF ma
! chiuery and stock. The damage 10 the IA
walton Army barracks was 81 600 and the 70
: lice station nominal. The biscuit factor
r was operated ly corporation organized
Z year ago and vas trausacting a large en-
p. pros porous business.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12
WIND BLEW THE BABY AWAY.
Mother Lssped Into the Canal After Her
and Narrowly Escaped Drowning.

Mrs. Saxon G. Palnster. Of Lyons, y. Y.
called upon Ers. y. d. Hatch, and left her
eighteen months-old daughter Marguerite
IA a perambulAtor on the street 4 gust OF
wind started the perambuiator down gem
Ito decline 10 the = RE Canal. The child
was thrown cut into the canal tt clothing
spread out on the water, and the child
fioated. Some children alarmed Mrs Pal
meter, who rushed down and Jumped into
the canal. Her spla-hing in the water car
ried the child 10 the middle Of the canal
Mrs. Palmeter struggled frantically 70 reach
her baby. bu; would haye drowned. had not
two schoolboys jumped IN after her. She
was going down tbs .-cond time when she
vas pulled out % the canal, Little Mar
guerite was rescued. after considerable
Effort She seems none the worse for hei
trip on the canal. Mrs. Palmeter Is suner-
Ing from nervous prOstrsuon-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12
CABLE SPARKS.

Dispatches from Naples announce tha'
Mount Ve-uviu~ j. ia eruption
II il believed in Madrid that Martinez |
Campos may soon succeed General Neyief
in Cuba
President Faure. Of Fransf. will leave
Paris Tor 81 Petersburg July 18th 20 pay re-
turn official visit 70 the Car.
Lady Henry Somerset has been re-eiectea
prc.laent % the British Nomen's Temper
apc. Association for the eighth time.
twas Officially announced ia Athens that
an .r.-i.tie.. p been signed between the
Greek ana Turkish military commanders IN
Thessaly and EYirus.
Sir Oliver Mowari's bin 10 prohibit the ex-
hihition In Canada Of the Corbett-l itLslIn-
mons prize aght was practically killed IN
the senate az Ottawa
After "A lengthy cabinet council az Madrid
at which Premier Canovas made an exp1ana-
ton Of his position, the Queen Regent re-
quested hir' 70 remain In Office
Baron des Rotours, a protectonist deputy
in the French Assembly, made motion 10
raise the duties on American products II the
United States fixed prohibitlve duties on
| French products.
II Is stated In Paris that the French gov
eminent Is friendly 10 the American bimctal-
lie mission. but that nothing tangible VIII D.
done beyond expressions OF sympathy anu
the assurance that the matter Will be ser
iously studied.
The British Parliamentary committee Ia
curing into tho Transvaal raid adjourned
after hearing a statement OF the fariinmeh
tary secretary for the colonial Office, tn
Earl Of sel0orne. 70 the effect that the co
lonial Office had absolutely no hint OF Dr
, Jameson's plans.
Lieut. General Edward Osborne Hewet'
G.. ". e.. governor OF the Royal hiiitaS
, Academy AZ " colwich. Eng. Is dead
1901. ~ the time OF the anticipated war VIII
a the United States over the Trent affair,
a was sent 20 Toronto, Canada, as command
; INK royal engineer Of Ontario.
. Herr Won Tausch. the former chief OF u
!, secret political police, was acquitted at he
> lin Of perjury, high treason aud forgery, b
Baron Won Lnetzow. who was tried with 81
wns convicted and sentenced 20 two month
imprisonment in addition 10 senten
which he Is already serving
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12
RoA.TED OVER 4 SLOW FIRE.
Twcnty-Five Monks Tortured to Death by
the Rebel. in tho philippines.

Further interviews with officers OF tho
steamer Hupeh. now "a Vancouver. B. c.,
elicit the fact that % Catholic monks were
roasted by the rebels in the Philippine
Islands. and not 10y Spanish troops, rs
previously reported.
The Information was furnished by prom
inent resident OF no-Ilo In the group OF
islands. and was corroborated by the spanish
troops. II Is stated the rebels. IN a spirit OF
revenge. perpetrated acts OF cruelty on tho
haplees monks who came Ia their clutches.
The customary mode OF roasting sucking
pigslin the island Is by thrusting a bamboo
through the pig and then fastening II 10 an
iron and roasting II over slow fire. This
was done 70 tho monks. the bamboo being
thrust through them while they were alive
Previous 70 the voyage % this port tho
Hupeh made a trip from Hong Kong 10
Ilo-Ilo and IL was just previous TO this
voyage that the acts reported occurred near
Manila
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12

from Their FOu0dotsones
A severe wind and rain storm prevailed
throughout good portion OF North Texas
Thursday. The wheat and oats crops aro
Just about ripc for harvesting. and fears arc
expressed from asi sources that these crops
have been greatly damaged. though II Is as
yet impossible TO estimate the extent OF the
injury done. At Fort Worth the wind wHs
unusually severe In a portion OF the CITY,
Some twenty residences In two wards wero
blown from their foundations. or otherwise
damaged. besides injury 20 barns. sAeds, and
struck by lightning and considerably torn
up.
The rain was 80 heavy that street car
traffic was stopped. cellars flooded, and the
streets impossible for time.
At Arlington. sixteen miles east OF HPrt
Worth a dozen or more houses were blown
OF their blocks or unroofcd. and "A number
Of houses on the prairie for several miles
around the town shared n like fate. Tho
Justice OF the Peace OF the precinct. s. ~
Lasatcr. and l.. J. Prose were In tenement
house which was blown into atoms. both
men being badly hurt. the former, II Is
feared. fatally.
At Grand Prairie. four miles east OF Airing
ton. six houses. including two store build
ing wore blown from their foundations and
badly damaged. One residence was 50, IN
/ Are ny lightning and considerably damaged
/ The reason no lives we're lost or persons
| hurt il that nearly every one has an under
ground storm house. and these were sought
when the storm cloud was seen approaching
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12

Rail- on "a Plat Car Pierces a f"'s""s''
coach-A Woman and Two Men h"r'.

Three men aud one woman were more OK
less seriously hurt az Twenfy-seventh street
near the PARK Row station, Chicago. when a
rasl. which was being loaded on a nat car
wa. struck ny an express train on the M
co.'s Central Railroad. The FaA stove
through tbs front 81 one OF the PASSENGER
coaches aud struck woman passenger. IN"
injured are. Mrz. &. J.. Jlmsted, OF Chicaso'
Thomas Murphy. foreman section LOUIS
o,az,. aud an Italian Iaborer. All are eA-
p3ctei - recover,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-06-12

James wins, Coiored, and Henry White
M.sf Death on the scaffoid for Murder.

James Wits. colored. was hanged at
Mansfield. la. for the murder Of his wife
and her father. Aaron Jacobs, about a year
ago.
Henry white. aged 20 years, was hanged
nj columbus. Ca. for his share la tho muir
der Of three policemen and the serious
woundlng OF fourth on the i4th OF last DC
tober.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

I.. ..".t/fN representative Wa -'.WI,
'., 'l,N.ng. llI 'rrlf'rI II T. Ir'n.
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..E ''" Cancellations r.'-t 10 ~" neigh
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f.-rrt a hut,'IuE the frrurl. rrIIlAI-.
-,ur" architecture" With central tome
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Ir.Fr Vi lnhu-uu tu hr Au "Nr 'ptIuutllN
.u'-hri artist tt Its profession. AMI me-
uo 4 ~ thr ,iur-i That have vet h.,HI
U'lurr' 10 h'N architect ~ "lthrf NrH
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

VIM. 'u,trt whn WA- r"r"uilN mN-t"f.
iou-N ~hni ~ Ia" arm At thr l.,rkhlrt
ranch near IA" rIiI, l. having
ONE truuhlr With the pullrr
court For h"Iug drunk ami dis.
url"rh. he Wa drought hrfufr Justice
'fa"t"ri "u Mun!aN morning last aud
incl . and c"-t-. rrln Lester appearing
~ H. attorurN, ami whu At uIIrr IA,
Motto" uf appeal {" ia" district court.
i"tt"f wa- then placed under u ! - AZ.
peal. hplli. ami Mr, Lester offered the
name 81 Mrs, luckhaft ~ surety. which
Ia" court refused. However. Mr. lr-trT
agreed tu stand g"ui Tor tottrt until the
hund Ma nN"i AZ, and tu,trr WAS al.
lowed H. 50 hts way. yesterday hr tallri
L. she" ~ wltha lnui tor his apI#Ar
tlirr before the district court, and last
might Marshal Colbert ordered that hc hr
htouGht IA from the ranch, IT, arrested
AMI ltllri Tins morning a. Wa re-
l"t-ri tram JAN iN " \. futtrllr ani +
- lfAit signing their names Ia his buni,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

santiago lrrIa AMI Mr., Mafrrllnu
Mnfiiur2 are n'iug tflrd hriutr ulird
states luikhhu this Afternoon. un the
complaint 1T Mdfrrllnu Martinez, who
rhhtg'- hl- Wlir and ifriH with n Nlula.
tun 81 the kdmund- act. \rcia and Mar.
tur7 have hr.n un hostile terms for some
time past aud the trouble culmlnatrd the
r'h"r nlgld III Afria hlArklng MARTINEZ
"N". Nrria wh- llnrd - IN the pollrr
'"uIi t"f lighting aud YESTERDAY Martin.
~ hHi HIM arrested ani Rskrd Justice
kIlhlr Ia place him under huni Ia pre-.
-"N" ~" p"Acr, ATciA Wa discharged
uuh g. h" arrested with Mrs. MARTINEZ
"n the charge ~ having violated the M
munlS act iuurury lpnnArlan" Iha,rZ
trpTr-rEts the defendants IN the present
rH-E
After hearing all the evidence Commits.
-luurT kurkhaTdt huund the defendant,
Ms, MARTINEZ over tu the grand jury.
NcH viii have his hearing before the
r"nIl"sionrt Ia morrow morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30
IIrAlIh srekrI DO.

Edward II kruegrr died at = o'clock
tm" morning from consumption, The
d"rrH-''d was - years old and came here
from Racine, Wis, early last August IN
the hope 81 rrRalntng his health. lie wg4
taken With hrmorThagr about two weeks
AK, since which time hr has continued
g. fail, n, +, hrlrg"r, brother of the
Deceased, arrived here n week ago last
saturday, AMI the mother ram" last sat
ufiaN BEFORE N" mother arrived, Mrs,
\ II Juhn~un, With whom the deceased
boarded, dli everything that could h.
dome for his comfort, The hni, has h,'-u
turned over 10 uirfIakrr Monttuft. whu
vii prepare II Tor shipment east To-.
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

AlrN McluUI,, Whu wa run over hN "a
irhln Al Flhg-ttn last SUNDAY WA
thought mt" thrritN last uIgnt. lie Wa
h''"up,nlrd hy Dr. Rranuun ut Flag.
-tHii, dni NA- met NJ n" train hy Ir.
'urul~h AMI h~ brother. j j MclnuIS,
o." r,.hf i"al"t II san Mnrrlhl lie WA
taken H. IA" santa r. Pacific hospital.
wll"t" H. l. now h"lug II" ted In the
arcl '"HI ~ Flagstaff. Mrlnni- had ms
ir't innt rut oil ant his -kulI fractured.
'ni b" l. getting along Just ~ "rll A.
ruull l." "Aprciri under the rifcum.
.,LIIl--
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

lu o." '"unH, tournament the nr~I
mt.yh h"tNr"n Nrtrll auI Nhfl stated
- ur..rt iu- ai,rfuuHu nui thfr' sell
W,r. rlrrl Ia o., Ut-t -"t NAh W,t.
i' u-r'f". n' ! too the .rNl warren wuu.
too. .l"ur" set, u" thfi \attIl al.u
Wru. e. !. o." plhNlus VA very even
no o., .f-t t"r rrt- urhtN all the gAul"-
'.'ng .i"urr hArfrll ~huWri IA" greater
ru !Unurr ia tnr t,l -,'t AMI wua ra- ~.
llu'llrf tud PICARD VII play nj 81
or. ni'rfn""u. uSlus L. u" impTuNr.
m,ut lu the weather Il Wa drriird t.
lh'" ihr tNu hhn," contests come ~ TN,
ht"iuu'u ,u-t"hi ut whIt,ug uutil ,n.
mlItuM. y, lhr Imtrm'lnm MA.h MI mot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

Alex, Mclnul>. Tia I.Iurri failralui
Who Na- brought Ia the lrrd l.-p.,
III" other evening from FA.-tan, O., u..l
ihg quite easy to-day. Aui at tmr- B.
perfectly rational. ,alr sur. .a ,.r
ni~I last night Thought All operation ~ l-
hrcrs-aty H. Ascertain Il ui- -ky.iM,.
fractured. but {" la! rou-J!,frI i'...
n"cr.~hTi Br~li"- -LilruNE d -,N,u,
hI"" "n u" head, ~, lrItlrs h'u...
thr kur" dul i"ut Wa, cat ~ Is g..
wheels iIi- htuthrr. j j. N.I,m. r.
cigar m"frmD' Of sal Marcia. D. Sol. ..
the CItN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

"uut IT hafknes'," the play presented
ht the hl,nrf lhrairT company nj the
opera house last night. Was all the man.
Hgrmrnt claimed Tor II. II IL one of the
test pia,s r'rr written, and II Was pre-
-'niM IN manner that left nothing
wanting, This rAcellenI company work
=" veil together that a. lndi,iiualiLs
would hr lmIs-sible. The rp.cialtirs
we're all excellent aud the tTlogTaph pic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30
The M,n. ,Iln,sht

~"Nrfhl ~Ampl"~ II ~" from the "r e."
m.ur At ~,u Pedro. IAN hr scan AT ~.
lr, 9"'i- ~t"t" ~ l.. Is stern n CO. Tue
uf" raffl"- - TAR ter &c ut II gold. silver
alil lrhi, hiIi -,'tIi- tn hr getting richer
the lufth"f dn~ri the mine l. worked
VI Mhni"Il vii" l. uur IT the principal
o"nrt~ 81 IA" nine. came ~ from san
i"'ru YESTERDAY Afternoon. and hr states
that H." min" i being steadily wurkpi
ant that II has hern Developed 10 depth
u' lNu feet Nr Nanirll Al-o say. that
u" hnd his travelling companion, Alex
krl"r-Hrh" encountered hrdy, snow
storm h"tW"rtl san Pedro and Judge
lumli"'- mesa ranch on their return a.
the rItN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

Julius ~ mann, -in" hl- return
from hn-'"u, hn- MA e. "ur 81 the higg"-t
purchase ui wool "i "a" -ra-oi,. shuW!ug
what - great wool market th- rItN i
in lwo purchase irnm san ingr,u lex
'.r -,rVfrl oNrr I.H""yn pounds uf wnul
Al ptlr"- l~fi"riN satisfactory /" the
W,"i ral~"i, AMI ut ruut~" t. hlm~rlr
u" Is Ell Thoroughly rlat"i over thu par
rhh-" M.' uihf- that Il" IL thinking
-"f.g.N "t remembering certain good
'r"ul- 0urug 'lu-tmt. ilm"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

m" h'r-,m"u 1T fhprnIN, NuI,ua
hAtr urEtutl'i - -truag rhgug a--,,cIa.
upu. = =. NuuIhou Wi- rUrr,ai prr.I
Irut au, ~ e. Foster secretary "
f,uErmrut- V"rr mtir with {. II. ut,,
i'r thr w." 81 the racing track Tor ~,
months November ant lsrrmrrt. An
other m""LuS viii h' hrli t. morrow
Nh"u ."N"fhl more Iuriulrr, Viii hr al
mi'tr' aui a Program tor meet az
ranged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30
what. E,uht

''' meeting Of the ,,nuui lonrl. which
-, Geo have Dr"u hrli Nrduedn, nlghi
I" i,k" roui" action upon the r'-l suatlnu
VIZ, l'A ARMSTRONG b, "A teacher ~
a.. r.n'lr -rhp"I-, Ma pu,tI~uri owing
o. toe ths"ucr Il lrr,ldrut Pulur, and
Trustees Fox aud Snl her. WHEN the
huffi d'"s meet a. act upon this matter
a ''"N Nght /, luokrd tur between the
lTil'an- ot superintendent Prrlgu aud
Mis- ARMSTRONG The latter charges the
.lHrilt ,"ui"ut Will uuiur Interference
dIi th' Superintendent Charge Miss
Armstrong With refusing tu ubry his
ufirf-,
NJ, N'rri ntuu,frli and Mrs Ivan
"lun''ri met - h'l irtul Al the irInt
when thr DELAYED N,rf atflNrl thi- after.
moon, Ia" lai! l. on her NAY 10 The Ia
ciAc coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30
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snow storm prevailed ,r-trfia, Hi'nt
n"'u
lr.,,rI,, Mr.. Manual, ,,.,,,,,r,.. ...
i,r 10 lacphu lu-,ffi. u',i .,luu o.. IS.
Voice against h"t husband l.u,. u..
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

The rnl"ftalumrnt Ia have bean given
~ the ladies ~ It Juhn'- Guild At v. II.
tmlirTs' Residence tumuTTuw AfIrTnunn
viii hr postponed un account ~ the
weather
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

/. T. lHum the h,Iruur engineer
o.. g., ruNrN e l'r -.N,'gmrnl. Rui
N !n- wrU lu the ,iwuN ~ san
" ..' wr-.tr. 'hr water lu the i.tn
'.,.' D.. ".w. 90 .rm tlr ,.I'h last
r.s.' nul "u- mt 40 ru.4rpu' ~ ! j.
,D.lH.. Nap ,- ru.lpNrI g. .,rlrrn -lh.
.r.I'.,u- l.r -" iuN l.', !iG up'nr.
p' . w Orr.ur stated ur,l Nee tow
u'. ..'.r I.'n "a, a'rh NpuA u.lln the
.,r' NuW-N TIE rrW lu ,hr rI,rr
20 ..l unl" h"'l"r'h't more
.r u. UarHl system u. Irrigation lIr
-'.'"' Tat duuuG the Irsga,ltG -ra-nn-
n... water gur- Gee absolute waste than
/. rlltN wss ~ lugntlH, Iurr,~rr.
uN' "n- the hti r.ui- Alil 4 .uiri lands
t..lug lhr." times.
''' gentleman remained IN the city
Nui. o." w. - pA~~'Igrr train arrived
'..w 20" wet. when h' ruu'luuI nu To
~,.'H r" - mtk" uN o., rp'U lot the
'N"luurut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

tn'cs superb it, to W. hoped that the
hu-ihr~- tu." ~ TIT company will hp
such ~ 1" Iust,N thlr return ~ the !u
lut", ~ the att 1t hiuu-"ihrut the, ur.
nl-h l. .tflr,l, hgh class H. night lh,
I'mpiatluu- ~ N'a,N viii 'a ttr
-"ut'd. II ia cnmrd, put, a. -imu.r.
pat together g. max people hI.' S..
tlIr sHriiItIr. ass Urtuf., N'll o." n.A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30
y ~. OF ~. mnen h-n..l

.E.'. u krrnEri il,.l a. nl- hlmr u,
- n' ~lNrr a,ruu" ~ ; ,c,uct
'.l.r, H''ruu"u ltum run-ump,I.u.
3d. h,. .ri cam, h,u.Uou htcasu iwu
N'tl o. 'H 'l- hr.iN n" 50. 81 wears
.,' nI ril B.. Nf'' tuh uur rIIh t.
uu'. lots 'u-- IN" funeral ~rtN lee.
Nl'I ; 'HH - % " ~.t.rs,3 lulrfluk
.. lH.'- lu murfuW atl.tuuuu The
.'f'I.r. "'.| ." o. charge ol IT, local
.1 t. ID II 81 which the .',rra-ri
W - visiting urluhrr AMI held a llfr
~u''' certificate. Rev. Father bennett
N''l r.ui1,' IA. funeral ~rrNic,", al the
Ihrint~ an ~" commitment service at
'" CIV" after the Mutual service 1T the
" .rrs' "r-
rs h.uurtt rhli.l AT % -'u'clrck this
....r'.ur Ard ~,h.rd l.H' tn. Decreased
~ Born ,u u"tInanl ~ 1855. AMI came
''''" Hll"i states Whru rhlld. tie
&C. 'Wp.uN"i 'uf soiu, Nraf~ hN IlIhhhrh.
"''u ~, BARTLETT GO, ~ u'rHgu, and
'."u WITH The Hrm 81 MAI,hali, Wells \
'l.u' iulu,h. Niuu., where hr contract.
ul q -trfr ruli. WhfrA gfaIuallN rl.l
.'i.' 30 'uu.umI'tuH. Tie Wa- u
m wh"r VI iIumiVil iGr W. -, \. r.
..' : " 81 \"N linru. rnuu and
.-.. lwnh'r ~ ~hu'hu .,n,. W.. -.
g.. r''r" no" MArr,h."-. of ,hIrAgu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

lrifu NuulnA died AT lafrla- Al
"tiurt IN, m"uuug from rurum mia.
aged q" >raT-, lr funeral Viii take
place 10 MORROW,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

II dhuui nvi"rk Nr-,"riiy a'trru,.,
Miss ,rrlir tiilug- aud VII, Jessie
hlrt went out tut a huf-riRck rld" "
thrl We're cfu-,,ug lh' talIfuai track be-
Inv IA" santa r. Pacific shops, M,- ~
ding- horse trll throwing il- rider To the
ground with such force ~ 10 knock her
HrlISelrss. She RECOVERED CONSCIOUSNESS
IA u short time Hnd was assisted lu urT
horse by couple Of gentlemen Who S,tr
present When a." Rrciirnt occurred ~hr
Nas quite lmiil bruised irum h~t tail,
ami examination proved that she hat
broken her arm al the W,i-t llT, Tor
ni-h was called AMI placed the broken
mrmlrr back IN IT, place,
lhr.... ,u.rl urfn.l..l lu.I MINI ,-.r-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-10-30

Three 'ags arrested last night were
discharged by Justice Crawford this
morning.