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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-29

eeSnAhh SON. soC-
Heavy Lumbermen's G~rm.
Sex. fuiied and with straps. a, "a
Corduroy Pants, $2.eo.
Corduroy Pants, heavy. s3oo
Best English Corduroy Pant.
guaranteed not to rip aud VA,
ranted to wear, Si.5o.
Jeans, sf.o0.
Climax Jeans. warranted. sI.sa
Canvas Goats. St.5o.
Canvas Coats. waterproof. I,
Canvas Coats. heaviest vate..
proof. $3.50.
Leather Coats, flannel lined. n
Heaviest Leather Coats, cords.
roy lined. $3.50.
Tan CaIfsIsIm Coat, cordurax
I's "''. reversible, finest quality.
$500.
..-thcr Pants, $500.
Leather Vest, corduroy lined.
reVersibie, $3.50.
Extra heavy SheepsLin Coata
AGO.
Extra heavy sheepstin Vests,
$3.50.
Extra heavy Canvas Coata
sheepsLin lined. $3.50.
Extra heavy Canvas yestA
shcepskin lined, $3.50.
Extra heavy Canvas Ulster
sheepskin lined, guaranteed
wmter-proof. sf2.50.
Fur Esauimaux Suits, $500.
lined. $3.50.
Extra heavy Canvas Pants, wool
lined. s..23.
Extra heavy Corduroy Saith.
$1,000.
Heavy sheepsiStn "Gnuntiets-
extra long, $500.
Heavy SheepsISin Miitens, Si.oA
Fur Mitss, wool lined, "wrist-
let" attached, Sl.25.
Heavy Wool Mitts, soc, 7sc,
si.oo.
Heavy Rubber Nitts. Sf.50.
Heavy Rubber Gloves, $3.50.
Fur Gloves, wooi lined, extra
long, $3.50.
Extra heavy Felt Boots. sI.00.
Extra heavy tsso-buclie Lum-
hermen's ovcrshoes, $500.
Extra heavy Prospectors' shoes.
$500. $3.50.
Extra heavy Wool Caps, 500,
75c. 500.
Heavy Plush Caps, sf.0o, sf.2a
$3.50, $3.50.
Extrn heavy Fur Caps, $500
$3.50. $500, ss.oo.
Extra heavy Mackinaw Heed,
$3.50.
Extra heavy Canvas. wool-lined
Hood, guaranteed waterproof,
$3.50.
Heavy sheepskin Hood. M.75.
Extra heavy sheepskin Hood,
$500.
Cowboy Hats. $500.
Cowboy Hats, $3.50.
Coz. Cowboy Hat, good quality,
$500.
s-or. Cowboy Hat. good quality,
$3.50.
1o-oz. Cowboy Hat, good quail
ity. $500.
1o-oz. Cowboy Hat, best QUALITY,
$500.
BLANKETS
Mackinnw Underwear, esfrs
heavy, Sf.o0.
Arctic Underwear, feece-iinea,
$500.
Heavy Leather Belts. Csc, soc.
Pack straps, 800.
Mosquito Tents, 500.
Bucksisin Money Belts, flWs
sf.25.
BuckskIn Money Bags, Zoe, ise'
zoe, 25c.
snow Goggles, 25c. soc.
Prospectors' wsgnifying Glass
e.. soc. Use.
Extra large Turkish Towels
3 for Sf.00.
Canvas Bags, heavy Duekins'
75c. 800.
Rubber Blankets, 800.
te line of TObacCOs OF
,ane lower than any
e OUR PRICES.
Seal of North Carolina, IN
package. 40c.
Star Chewing Tobacco, zoe p''
pound.
piper HeIdseick. 4sc per po"'a
Climax Chewing, soc per po"H'
Canadian T. d H., zoe per poana
before making a pnr'
save You money.
] E~ontl
4 xaf4fse-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

ins.on crossing the Alps, Tom Catron
discovering New Mexico, and 10, more
relics Of antiquity. left Rddy 10 . dclir.
ium u rage because license wa refus-
81 him. aud ays h. will give that town .
di-colored optic wherever he may wan.
der.
City Treasurer Sam q. Cartwright! at
Santa Re has prepared his bonds In the
sun u tluOOO ~ city treasurer. with X
u. Cartwright, J. n. Blain, Sol. spiesel.
berg and Marcus Bldoit a. sureties; also
a. treasurer Of the school board with n,
u. Cartwright, \. spits and J. q Sehu.
mann IA sureties.
The bureau Of immigration has nov al
press with the New Mexican Printing
company, q pamphlet edition OF 5000
copies Of a neat woI k treating Of the beet
sugar industry. horticulture and mining
III the territory ~ New Mexico
7. u burns reputts the lo-s Of live
stock Oh the northern New Mexico range
the past winter WAS leaa than for aeveral
SEASONS aud the prospects for q luHuri.
ant ,,,v,h ot vtn.. this .umm.t WAS
,.,., h.,t.t
During the past ten days, the southern
p,,,ur h.. d,li,,,,.i 1, tha santa y. At
i.m,ny o7is h.nd NJ cattle for shin
mani 4, C,I,rado Kansas and Nabraska
Nearly all ~ these cattle came from Ari.
roma.
II h.uin. I, Ioot NJ n the Santa No
c,nn.ny was ahnut raady IN huild a
branch rial into the Red River mining
district upon All ole survey made IN 1873
from Maxwell city 10 Tao-.
A special meeting " the stockholders
of the Ration water works company will
be held at the Office Of the company In
that place on Thursday, May ~
The old bnard Of Cerrilioa town
trustees held their final meeting and the
new boaTd reelected y folding ehAlr'
man Tor the ensuing year.
Conttacto, 4. u. Hall has large force
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
lHS kAll ROADS,

Winter tourist business to california
AMI hluflia ha, h"ru great hl-Rppoint,
mrul lu the railroads II i iigurrd that
II WA at least 9 cent l,'4- ms wear than
It wa- last Hard u".,- l. gwen ~ the
rau.r ot N" decrease,
Il l. probable that at the next annual
meeting ~ the stockholders ~ a." chi.
ago, Book Island a Pacific railway lhr
directors viii submit a PROPOSITION To- eI.
tend the lrIA- llHr from Fort Worth Ia
unl,r-tou, lex, a distance ~ al"ut 40
mIl,-
BAT lAughAm. r'l"' ~ Inspector Ia
~" IA. Vega Nari- has received the
pleasant urN- That hi- eldest -pu has
been appoDuiri q colonel IA the Trnn@--
see militia ant plar,i N charge ~ the
state lr-p, That vii hr on duty during
a." rII.-ltlpu Al Nashville, this summer,
1hr santa Re company /, very busy
tho" iAN- making improvements along
the road side Tracks have be"n built at
T. Mora, l,mpa- AMI lnr~y, u new
steel hfligr rr.~,ing tie rlckrtwifr thus
side II IrIuiiai, anl they have Just com
plrl"i the hIg itm At thatcher, al u cu-t
= ts'I''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
DOISUs az MOCK BEER

III. F"amius beverage Made some OF our
Iiuprns Act queer.
Last saturday. April 2ith, WA l'ock
beer hay Ia this city, aud many of th"se
looked upon AM tasted the foaming bev'
eragr will hong remember the day and
the hesiAcheI II caused the following
morning.
BESIDES dozen hst.hghts, wherein the
,iolators Of the law were brought before
Justice Crawford this morning and lined.
there were others upon whom Book had
more decided aud queer influence.
4 Young gentleman. who II we'll known
IN the south end imhlb+d quite freely of
thn beverage last saturday night and,
after getting his tank quite full. mean
drred south on First street toward HIS
home. lie mistook the office OF j {.
Baldridge as his residence. and rolled
over on the platform or Sidewalk In front
OF the office, where he went 10 sleep and
was shortly afterwards found 10y one OF
the night cops. he Wa sent home.
About daylight, yesterday morning.
Policeman Glover WAS called "a the Vi
entity u tho llaLledine cottages on south
Fourth street, aud on arriving found one
Of the south end society boys peacefully
asleep IN the sand. lie had taken on his
coat, y.-t. Pantsloons, shoes and socs7'
carefully rolled them W In bundle aud
gone io bed In the sand In the middle of
the street. The officer aroused the young
man aud asked him what he was doing
lie replied that he thought he was In
bad nj horne. The officer helped him u
put on his clothes, and showed him the
riyht direction ~ his home,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
new AExiCO NOTES.

Fifty converts Joinei the Christian
church nj Roswell recently, at pro-
tTacted meeting
Judge Henry l.. Waldo aud daughters
Mis.es Mamie aud Helen, are In wash
ington on . visit.
The Arcade saloon. n noted resort at
Santa W Tor many years, will h. cloSr"i
for lack Of business.
within the next sixty days, over 49,
IN will be paid out nj TulAro~a and Ia
Luz for cattle alone.
The governments custoiiAns Of the
weather predict plenty Of water In the
Ri0 GIAnde this year.
A petition Ia being circulated in Hills
boro. endorsing Capt Thomas Braningan
for the postmastsrship,
A magic lantern iAkir who shows pie
lures Of Moses In the bulrushes, wash
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
UN 10 hit SPRINGS.
AStage Line TO BE Put IN Be,veen thorn
tor ana the SULPHUR SpringS.

After leaving Alhuuurrlu, last ,atur.
day and gong VIA Jenirz To the sulphur
springs and thence To Bland ". l. lrlm.
BILE. who L. IA the livery business III ~.
Luur.ruIr and al-n Operate, the urr
teams from here e. the TaIlf,aI. accom-.
panied hy hi- father, \. 4. rumble. At.
rived IN Bland on lur~la,. The object
OF TIN. trlp wA- 10 select the easiest
route from Thornton H. the -ulphur
.prlng., nnd that l., WAY ~ Rland VA.
chosen.
Mr, Irimhlr Wa, pleasant caller at
the Herald. NrrkN ullrr aud informed
M that hr Intends To- pat un n stage
about the middle nf next month running
between Thornton ant the fAmpu, -ul.
phuT springs.
HIS plau viii enable citizens Of Altu.
au.ruur a. leave that rIty alton, ; O'clock
m the morning hy train, connect with
STAG. At thornton ami arrive in Blani
for dinner. From here the ,taVr viii
l.a,. for and arrive "A, IA. sprlny. IN
vuA time Tor .upt.r. It~Ill also AFFORD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
nr,E,,tn ArruI>Itp
FAILURE 81 iilg Ihud t"mp,ni Ia w.
tunstu

FAILURE "t Hig Ia'ud t"mpanh Ia W.
'unstu
Madison, Wis, April ,. \ receiver
has Uern appointed hy the nli,Si states
court for the NuI"f,ur tnns olidat"i l.ani
coInpan, "n Application U Milwaukee
attorneys Tor the estate ~ lhuuh- scott
IT Philadelphia, based on u judgment IT
tlu,uu against the land COMPANY h"
Salnr attorneys represent III" \utthrih
Pacific railroad company with note TOT
t3j. N and houdhulirfr representing
f3u.L ~. The company owns n Target
part II East superior. IA" capital stock
sald 10 he paid up l. s3tt ,"L Stun.
grnry ~ the times /. ,uhrd II IN Imam.
cial difficulties
IN. secured indebtedness viii asgtr.
gate Abuui f'rhuOu, aud IL" heating ~.
drbtriur<S about t9sIi a. more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
GREECES GLORY GONE!
The Greeks are Degenerate Sons
Of Noble SireS.
Themistocles ! Thy People are Poems
Of Pampered Luxury!
PhiilaS! The Fleet Limbs Of Heilas Youth
Hath Turned 10 aud
GRLAT Is ALLAH

.,t,- i., g., ,..
L"inn; "pn -. spcSr, ''V IN .oa ~
slsh'ihople says ~,eeIAm nS oeen 10
ceN~l rom huneui asus, tu ~. ~. Oo IN
mahleI.in chlei, anhouhelhK .h.' v ~
VISION OF Ms army N gu Tvs Wy 70 ,1ao
= lolt OF int' anu sno'ne' u'''S'on
ID .h foue 70 inkhaIA- ,..t.
According 70 special Iecei,cu suIs NJ
EInooh rom ,ons.AninoPIe' .ne uIaasn
nsl mas s'Altn to' SAionlcAs WneIr
4. i,n,,n.n: I, 4. ,m,,h.S rsro.t.S th.i
fonr Russian warshiu are within view at
the entrance of the bospborua
S@cisi kilograms received during the
Aftarnoon from Salonica say shat the
greatest excitement prevails there over q
report that five Greek iron -cla,is. thirteen
smaller Greek wArships and tcIpeoo
bOats, accompanied ny Two urcek VANS
ports, nave beeh sighted Sky miles T"sn
that port. The Turkish authorities say
that the hi-patch iurther announces are
preparing ~ resist the attack OF the
Greek he"t
BLAMING THE LEAGUE
larisaa. April II Perfect order pre-
walls here. The town In patrolied by
Turkish soldiers. Life and property are
III complete security Inc SnopS' 'heIe-
ioir' are Ie-opehinE.
II II stated that before the tTeeks nea
trlnr" 1ns' s .ne ",e". n a.
,saa ,sa sn. "xs" '" shav ~ ,s,u.sa snd
race ue enrhy, ou' .nsy ,e.uS'u ~"'
'rRu,a, Mu,s lu' peu. rnsu ....n.
R,hnika uatsiyis m liyaak Sationa
league il 10 blame for all the disasters o.
the Hellenic srmy.
yxc,ryuyNr AT Irusss.
A,h.,s An,iI o7 IN mG,..t sx eI,s
ms II continues 10 prevail here. N
Rail-, the great opposition leader, an
other leaders, have been summoned u
meet the king at 2:2O this afternoon.
NOT sPARTASa
New York, April GA dispatch 70 n,
Journal from kthena Gays: Probably tn
creek nation will Try one more good bat
tie and II defeated. II Ia nos uniikei,
there will be a change In the royal fam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

Editor Morrison, u NorthIngton Ind &,
sun. writes: You have II valuable pre-
-ctlption IN Electric Bittefs, aud ! can
ch,eriully recommend II for constips.
ton aud sick headache, AMI ~ u general
system tonic II has no equal" Mrs. An
ME Slehle. 1il5 Cottage GrOve avenue,
Chicago. WAS all run down, c0uld not eat
nor digest foOd. had u backache which
u, Yer lett her and felt tired aud weary,
hut six bottles ~ Electric Bitters restor
ri her health AMI renewed her strength.
Prices ~ cents aud 81 Get q bottle nj
al drug stores. Al Wholesale by J. H.
O'k,illy a Co, Albuquerque, \. II,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
t>IEWINI>HESr ASp HALI-
Tho Odd F-llo~. Koy ally Celebrate Their
AanIsersATN,

The Odd F-llu~s Nay ally C-i.brat. Their
AaniSer~ATS,
The mid Fellows Of the city. together
With large crowd Of their friends. AZ
--mblsd at the opera houa@ last night 70
commemorate aud celebrate the seventy
eighth anniversary u the Independent
order ~ ODD Fellowship Ia America, and
the AntsrtAinmrnt and ball. from all
points Ot view ~S highly appreciated
and enjoyed.
The following excellent program was
rendered IN All extremely ereditAble
manner
MUSICAL ASH IIrgENHN pHo0HAA.
Overture "Suuusy ',,,,,. ,.,,,.~ shlrIrstru
tTt hvsifa
Recitation a., rusiurt ~ Ihllun
VI - lanes
M,Ir Ouavrttr a. the t'lu4nlnR .,.
,NrN Auangt invut ~ NhAttuch
Du,uN huSu Mashbufu and MnnIi
Miss iiuthfr.
NI,ln sole "kauiaslr ttum klgolrttu
Prot ~ Maufu
Trnnr solo spanish sefcnAdr Ds koVsn
NJ Dupuy
SpVeuI Il AmvT,cs ,.,,, ,,,''",,,,"p AAnfo
OVhesrA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
IIIh CONFERENCE.-THE.
Captain I"llt-T F..is ,"uud"ut ui ~"'ut
Iug III" appointment.

santa r., Aprl - Captain Collier,
applicant for ia" guN"fnuf~lIlp, has o..
turned hour from Washington II Is IT,.
parted from katon Ia day that he feels
still confident ui success, though no AZ.
pointnirnt viii b- mair Tor three ~ four
weeks.
Parties here from Golden -aN tina, II
new strike 1T ten inches 1T crystal quartz
IN the Carlry aud Arand mine l. iull 1T
free gold The new ind WA mad" al u
depth " nifty tive feet and runs Sln'"
10 the ton S"tllrh. ~ tcfIllln~, also
struck II rich ~ the same lucdlllN
Gu>rfnOT Miller Ia day appointed a.
delegates a. the Trans Mississippi com
nerclal rongtr-f at salt l.Akc cay, JnlI
~. Ar, tanIpbrll. Eddy, +, \. Mama.
mares, Las Vegas, j, r. SAINT, AlluIurf
que, nustay NuTuIarr. brnlug, Il. ~"!"g
nan, Santa tr, K y, nrra,"-, Nl'c
Henry Stutgl-, spring VI. r.. 'n"il
Red River, f. \ KNuuld-, Chloride, r
MUntoNa. san Antoine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
pI~N~II,OI iuNfI N,,INIiIN


~hIT hatd
\rwputt \rw-. Va, Nuul %, FIun
hfukr out at u.rlrrk th- u,rulug at
plrr NJ. % and DESTROYED tSu ruh-tNI.r
merchant -hp piers With contents, ihfr"
,.~srl~ aud uur tux boat. ruthIilug atuthI
ln-- ~ ahuut = ..''usl II l. Thought
that several lNr- Wrtr i,-t some ui the
injured are. captain hrit". 81 nrfman
ship j T. N-rhuil captain laumau o'
British steamship tlItuHlh, tAptalu
Roper ot tux boat Naudrtrr, all " Whom
were hadlN burned ~ attempting H. 80.
cap" from their -llp-. lhtr" Nr,-rl-
were DESTROYED together With piftIh
cafg,-- They ARE Ia" British ~t"aurt
tlrtOnlA, the Norwegian -t",ul"r sol
N",g aud the i,rfmau lull rugged sailing
ship j. H. Blsrhuil Loss uu IL" ship ,
estimated nj SJwDs o uNrr a." $50"
worth uf gram AMI MERCHANTS" stored
on the two piers VA DESTROYED,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
LIiIIr ranl Dead

Last night, nj 1880 o'clock, Paul I'll
gar Newcomer. the only child II Mr.. and
Mrs. :. r.. Nrwculner died from pnrumo'
MIA after hriet fitness aged II months
aud . days.
The pretty little boy baby. the p'ide OF
papa sni mamma. WAS apparently hale
and healthy. except slight cold, Thurs
day. and played In aud around the house.
Yesterday morning hls sickness assumed
serious aspect, aud n physician was
called The disease, however. hal fas.
tened it, clutches, and the little chernb
closed ia eyes IN death.
ThE CITIZEN extends liz sympathy IA
the herrayrd parents.
The funeral service will be held To-
morrow afternoon at the residence. 81
east Coal avenue. Rev Bennett. Of ~.
Johns. officiating, aud burial In Fair
view, under the direction Of Undertaken
SlEullR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

Kansas rit, iptll D. cattle receipt.
$50. Hest grade st"hiN tu week, uthpt-
. t. Inc lower lrSHs -trat,, O. ~ Dob.
Texas COWS, 4! go. native -t"rfs.
tibr ,iin, native cow HUi hn'uI-.
o. inti ~ -t,rt"t- am ',,.lrf- Z ..,i
I -. hull-. 4 2u.t,.
sheep Receipt. go, tuhtk,i ~ituug
Lambs. a. % 80. muiiuu- I H' % .n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

enc" ~ - newly welded wife, giving In
h"t iifrci examination. frmaln~i un.
-hakrit
~" cas-" d. still Ia progress a. TnE CT.
ms g,E'- tu press
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

Portland. oregon, hrul 20 M ri,c
ttic ear was thrown tfum the track nj
the corner ~ East Mufrs"u and Eighth
streets thi- mntning after Which It
plunged into slough twrui, N,r ir'
below. -Four rrt~uu- we're dfuwu and
fifteen injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
THU BUTLER EPISODE /!
Walter {, Butler Arrested on
Two Serious Charges,
Tie AbandOns His wife Of Only
Few Weeks.
Motion DoNket VI DiStrict Cont civil
CaSN.
tHE BRADIH FUND


'u Fudh, night Nafch -, Jaticr
ItaNluti VA called IN nj residence ~
$40 nutth orc,bi street the lower hpur
Truplsi ty VII AT Nr- HAtty bullafd
ans the upp"r 'sf !, l,-."ph Iva Mar
aui family Aui no the apartments ~
the buliarl- unl,'-i go ~" holy bonds 0i
N~lluck Walter r. mtlet, manager "
the "trlllu- lA,',, al company, and
ND.- lola t." Mar,
Va uflrf g. max thr marriage more
lInilug, and al-r a, the f'Iu,.i - the
hfi' PARENTS, ~ thu mAftJAg" Aul al
lrgri cuufi-hly VA kept n secret rom
them the then apparently hApp, couple
ral!ri 10 Rev mgt,. II the bAv,l-,
church. AM he ~ uul,,d them according
{" the rlt"- " that church ami N the pre-
-"ur" ~ - Nv nv teal 'ueui.
From all accounts "a the surface AMI
VI NE wind, this i truly oue " the mot
nuhapp, marriage. that hNI ever occur
r'i tn this city, TT kutler hA- rrius,si ~
acknowledge hi- wife. ani on laN Thurs.
dA' nigh, tod her that abe hal better r..
turn t. hor parents
l,-"ph T." Mar, father ~ the Young
bride VA u'I ~ the cts at the time but
when hr r"tururi AMI received tton the
iiI- ~ lI- laughter All account oi the
rnii AMI unnatural reception accorded
hl her l"gHl husband hr called al the
kuiI"t home AMI mHir the trembling
unnatural young HHAiirt accnmpan,
linn and face the gitl he hal sworn to
honor AMI protect, but instead hal ont.
rnsNi and ahandonri
~" consultation between the two VA
II no avail, and. although Butler dcclAr
~ that h lowed hi wife. h. shOw~i ur
Inclination ~ manly instincts ~ right
IA" great wrong lone her whereupon
the father, hearing that Rutler VIA AZ
ranging to leave the cltN. went before
Justice Kihhle and -wore out a warrant
charging him with abandoning his
wife " family. b.wlt Lola Butler, for
m"rly D- Mars she then and there t-inR
hi- lawful wife ani hii then and there
leave her, his -aii wife. without sum
cient means II support and also being
able a. work failei a. provide for the
support ~ hi4 Aii wife ~ far ~ his
ability extended and thereby left her
without means and destitute"
This warrant WA -erNei on the young
Benedict shame on the name In this
ca4.i nj about II o'clock saturday night
last, and he laid In the city Jail Tor about
four hours, tinaliy giving bonds In the
sum ~ tio0, with Dr. A. e. Henry AMI
Harry bullard ~ snrrtieI.
Int night Butler vAA re-srte4ted, this
time on n warrant i$uei by the wife,
who. In her warrant says that her Law
ful husband Walter 4. Butler, unlAw.
fully, wantonly and wiliully did treat
her. his 4aid wife, the said Mrs. Lola hut.
Ter. with cruelty AMI violence"
This warrant WA also issued out Of
Justice Kihhlr's court, and Butler VIA
placed under another $50 bond,
The charges against him Will be heard
Al ~ o'clock tomorrow morning by jus
tlcs RibbIe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

London, lptil9 - II Is feared that ''r
French steamer llrntir from ~Wau-"a
iur MatSeillr. hRs h~u lost Wit thrN
OF her crew
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

he ahuNr letter WAS received this
morning b, ct, Marshal Furnun aui ~
tf. toa man, Peter Ruth b, nalns. WIN
-uIciird l., taking morphine nj his rUum,
W. ~, at the Bachrchi lhigiug huu-e on
Etf-t street on Jul, :, lS!~, lie arrived
~ thl- city from ,Allup, where h. hal
worked ~ u blacksmith Tor the Crescent
J"Al COMPANY aud, after securing rgnm
at the al-Nr luiging house, ~ -tattei ont
nn spree Ca the afternoon ~ July =
he trtutn,-i Iu his rpm. after All all
nights spree. aud All hour ait"rwatd
gfudu- We're heard which attracted the al.
something Was wrong ani NJ notified the
officers. When they arrived, with lr
Hope. they discovered that the man had
taken pui-nli, and although they used
every means Ia Restore him to conscious
ne--. h" died Marshal fornon tUnk p'S.
session II his effects, Including some let
tiers aud tax receipts. the latter showing
that he had some property IN wichita
falls, Texas There was letter Hl-o
from his brother, ChaS. Ruth, of Rec. Ma
Nhrru county, Texas, asking hun Peter
tO come home and ~ unite himself with
the wife h. had separated from two years
before. After Marshal furnon had ex.
hau-ted all known c!lortS t. ind the rel.
atlNrs II the suicide, the remains were
buried IA Fair,irw cemetery 10y ndrr.
takrr MOnliurt. aud the payers and letters
turn,-i over h, the marshal Ia Johnston
n Fiuical, attorneys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

state ~ alarm. Twpnt,hvo thonsani
acres ~ rich land viii be- uN,fiinwed \
Wild rush ~ get the families aud stock
out NJ the bottoms l. hrlng made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

The Las Vegas Optic says; Albuqusr'
~ games with the Las Vegas club, In
which particular the Meadow City boys
will try 20 accommodate therl' |. 500
a. Arrangements can BE- effected. pFoos-
hly the latter part Of next month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

uttumNh Iowa, Nrul - a." tNrt
trll l. iuchr- last m,ht ul rllr, 80 the
situation greatly the lWUust,u fulH
hd- .urcr died iu f, ,-tahu-Nl'E o." 'nlu
NIc" uu the mtIu Inc aI' Dfhu.ln-
lh, l,ock l,lHni n, .Ill uualh. So m.r
Tram.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

Keokuh, April 1.-THE Hunt levee. on
the Iowa aide, ~ miles below this city.
broks this morning unexpectedly and
threw the inhAbitAnts into the widest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
7 llroat


20 = tickling IN the
~, ,oI cough great
,.,.mllJ whom lying
Are YOU hoar~ at
D.., nttrly every cold
..t,s','t in your throAtI
. throat e'uehs" are
e'vc. Don't neglect
r. eheS, or cough
ut touch the SPOT.
. take re neJies that
the blood. tone up
.; AID heal the in
r.nfaNcN.
Us EMU SION of
OIL with Hypophos-
'alnS such remedies.
.irrIul nouriShing
yr.Ncr. The cause
go r' removed; the
Gem IL given new lite
a ! the danger
a'cu,ng 'unG trouble
Az.
go zee.
a. .u,.., at ,D>. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01

LII. LYON, = popular commercial tlav'
elsr fTou Denver. left last night for LAs
Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-01
PETER RUTH!
The Wife Writes a Letter About
Her Husband
He Committed Suicide In this City on
July 8, 1890.
pIATH OF PAUL IpeAe NIwcoMIR
DHATH OF PAUL IpcAs NIwcoMIR.
slN ANTONIO. TEXAS, April q

Nm NNTONTO, TFNA", NVTIT 20,
City Marshal, Albuquerque, y NJ
Dear SIT have heard quite recently
that man by the namr ~ Peter Ruth
VIII was my husband. dled s"ddenly In
your city ou the Slh ~ last Juiy. II you
would plea-' send mr particulars ~ to
the cause IT his death aud what you knew
II hiu before his death, aud II he had Ruy
pal~r- ~ HnNthing Oi Nalu" On him. !
shall irrl VET, grateful Ia YOU. II Was
twn wears the ij,h ~ last nUuth since hr
lett me aud ~, tuf.mnnlh--oli bah, ~
wichita Fails, tut frrl very much
gtlrSel to hear ut hts death. r~IEciallS
away from all hls itlrnd- Please answer
tue ~ ~S,n ~ t"u ran AMI uhllRe,
Yours respectfully,
llTIlk ~ ~.