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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
How TO Use Blotting Paper.

'It is curious about blotting paper, T"
said Mr. Dipperton, that it lasts lon
ger if used on one side only ! refer
now to the small piece of plotting paper
that we pick up and press upon the
freshly written lines by rubbing it with
the finger tips. Continual rubbing
makes the side that is rubbed upon
smooth and oily and less absorbent II
we turn the blotter over now and then
and get fresh surface and rub indiffer.
emily on either side, we soon get both
sides more or less oily, and then it
doesn' { blot perfectly on either side. 1t
is better to use it always the same side
down so that whatever moisture may
be transferred from the finger tips is
kept all OH one side. Thus used, the blot
ter will take up ink more satisfactorily
and for "a longer time than it would il
we kept turning 1t over. Atlanta
Constitution
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
Loves Trials.

Bride-Therel knew how it would
be. We have not been married month
and already you have ceased to care for
me-
Young Husband - Why, my love,
what can you be thinking off You are
dearer to me than ever.
at isn't So l know it isn't. You
took meals at our house lots of times be-
fore we were married, and you scarcely
touched anything. Ma said she knew
you We're truly i'll love because you had
no appetite.
"Of course, dear. butt
"And now you are actually complain
ing just because forgot to get anything
for breakfast Pearson s Weekly.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCES.

At a regular communication of Bedding Lodge
No. 355 II. A. A. M. held nj the lodge room or
18th day of October a. ID. 1897, the following pre-
remove from our midst by death Brother Jerry
Bricker, "A charter member OF this lodge and
WHEREAS, 1t rs but just that fitting recog
milton OF his services while a member of the
same be had be II
ResOLUed, That while we bow with humble
submission 10 the order of our great and worthy
Master we do not the less mourn the loss OF
our brother who has been called TO his long
home.
ResOkDed, That in his death the lodge mourns
the loss of a brother who was ever ready with
the hand of charity and the voice of sympathy
for the needy and distressed of our order.
ReSOlCed That these resolutions be placed
upon the records of the lodge and copy bt
published in the BELDING BANNER and Beldinl
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
Mountain Ranges.

The long, undulating folds in which
the Appalachians were produced when
first thrown up are characteristic Of
mountain ranges the world over. The
Alps, the Pyrenees. the Caucasus,
Himalayas, Andes and Rockies are
built in just that way They are enor-
mously thick beds or masses, and they
are all ridged up into these folds
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
Uses Of Science.

1.-THE wretch, cried the girl. kissed
mel
Surely they exclaimed, exchang-
ing Chances of alarm. you must be mis-.
taken
She shivered affrightedly
No, she said, II cannot be mis-
taken The microscope revealed the
characteristic bacillus.
She had had her doubts in the begin
ming. but meteorological examination
had discovered beyond the possibility OF
cavil that she had been kissed. Lon
don Fun.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
Courts of Love.

Courts of love" were established in
the middle ages, when chivalry was al
its height and love the serious occupa-
ton of life among the higher class OF
society The first court of love" was
established in the south of France in
the twelfth century and was composed
of knights, poets and ladies, and their
decisions on subtle questions connected
with affairs of the heart were given
with great formality.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
Brittany Marriage Custom.

In Brittany there is said to prevail a
curious marriage custom. On certain
fete days the young ladies appear in red
petticoats, with white or yellow bor.
ders around them The number of Dor.
ders denotes the portion the father is
willing to give his daughter Each
white band denotes silver-l00 francs
per annum; each yellow band represents
gold 600 francs a year.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
Insinuating.

Merritt-Would you marry one eyed
man?
Cora-Why, good gracious, no!
Merritt-Then let me carry your par
asol. London Tit Bits
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
DETROIT
WEEK DAY EXCURSION
nCTOpED o.

ID. G. II. a. w. II. II. agents will sell
tickets TO Detroit and return on above
date at low rates.
Train will leave Bedding at Gal "a. m.
and arrive at Detroit at lao "a. m
Leave returning at $50 p. IN. Round
trip rate 1910.
GEO. DEHAVEN. @. l.. A.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
Common Now.

Silver forks are to be used at Rock
away and West Point hotels during the
coming summer. Volume /, No. /,
New York Morning Herald, May q, 1885.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

Low ID. G.. r. & w. r. II. excur-
sion, Thursday, October p
Rates Train will leave Bedding al
Gal "a. IN. Leave Detroit
To at $50 p. m. Round trip
rate 1915. Good chance to
Detroit visit the city for pleasure
or business
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

Don't forget the $500 Chicago excur.
sion via ID. G. X. & w. Il. r., October
18th. Tickets good days.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

Women can arely be deceived, for
they are accustomed to deceive.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07
INSURANCE AGENCY.

am prepared TO write Insurance usu.
ally accepted by companies in general
on city and surrounding country prop
erty once At Commercial Bank.
VIM. Pickering.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

Don't forget the $500 Chicago excur-
sion via ID. c. II. & w. Il. r., October
18th. Tickets good days.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

Say as little as possible about that
OF which you know nothing.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

ark OF Orleans was arrested
\ .iff and arraigned Saturday
|, ice Curry of Ionia on a
= assault and battery on
lie Onner. He pleaded not
ris in Jail in default of 800.
ofation will come OIL Oct. 8.
. ~.
ophas said that the drawing
pen actress depends largely
lings-what she has on and
! asn't. In n certain sense
apf newspaper, whose pop
tpnds mainly upon what it
bn, what it doesn't.
~.
p ncommon for two or three
: factory workers family in
have bicycles. A factory
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

: ,his time, look out for fires. .
20 anac might well say. Peo-
" tarting their fires, and then
iues and dust-choked pipes
BIS their work. Careful ex-
is Of heating apparatus before
In he fire, and close watchful-
+ lew days thereafter are earn.
IN, commended.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-10-07

ar the little girls and boys, too,
e.y will appreciate the remark
e maid who was asked by a
) auntle If she said her prayers
d 1T, the lassie replying with a
"Oh yes, say my prayers
pil.t and ask God To make me
hetle girl; but somehow He
very good luck at it. Bat
tsTournal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

THE AIh"Iu-tpu-au., ~ the niIi.n"t,
nsaI NuN StuIl.

TIE Alhupu-tIu"an-, ~ the htilsh"tu
b-si, >"S Nmii'
j. r. SAINT. one ~ the Interested illu
gnrr,lu"a Ia the iilll-b0Tu mining G"Al
n-GtlUn'-i ~ IHk tItlItN ~ Nr-i' riHN
and the day lHtOTrl, frlutnsi tfunI the
-Duth last nigh,
The gentleman wHs met tins nIuiuiuy
10y 1Hk tIII/tN representative AMI VA
asked fur news
In the first plHcr, remarked MT SAINT
81 wAs not at NilislOTo. | vent -tulh iuf
the pufpr.c 4 visiting 'iiu Il, ! lul
pn reaching l.nrdsbufg rrcri,rd tr,-.
gram to return lu Albuquerque. Now that
IL ~ clO~ ~ | got Ia lllll-lrT0. bat that
i.al has l+rii ronH, minated AMI The shHtr
coming tO the AlbulurTpu"Au- Rhuui
tS,'Jb all thli. ~RS received hN rhrck-
this morning, aud, is-id,'s, each hnd ~
.Iy One ~ he obi owners also frcriN,i 90
I'r cent nf the stock ~ the new ruIu
pAny"
hat WA the actual purchase prlr"'"
The sierra County Placer company
property waa Hnld Tor tb'su. Aud uIt II
that amount hai 10 H. paid a. - Tor ~
ls'n-ra. The naW company l. r"nIIn-''i
~ wealthy P-nn-y lyanla g-ntl"mrn, ami
they intend Ia rSp-ni \ hlg sum II m"urN
IA Thoroughly developing the llll,shufu
placer helis.
W, Il. Childara, r., v, lnI~on aud T..
%aiht, with " VI. Weaver. are the klhu
IueTqueAns WIN received this plra-Aul
"nest-eRg" ~ a little over t'''' each,
and they are receiving the c"ugAtulA
tlOn- ~ friends to-day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
IiUiiItIHI.I, IiiIut.
Village In >"a lork scene 81 II-nd,sh
Murder

,,,. :, , ,-
mna.,.
Nate,town. \. l.. Aprii IA speciaI
l., the standard from snrk.,t's UArbor.
trn miles from Ia. rlty. SAYS. ON. OF
the m,-, horrible crimes ever committed
III TIL. ,ilIsp. was p,rp.tra,pd IA I'm.
early hours Of this morning. by whom IL
1. uo, known. n, th. rr,m. Mrs, "A ilber
Crouch and Miss MAY Dnly lost thrir
lives and I,eorgs Allen 4. clo., Il, deaths
dur
Last evening Alien engaged a rig OF n
hrr,man here and went Ia the barracks
Of the Nin,h infantry and got Mfa. vii
hrr Crouch and Mis-, Nav Dal,. don,e..
ties employed by Lieut., And.r.on. They
drove abou, the village and the surround
lux country nearly all night. between
5 and 4 o'clock this morning ~ they
Srrr coming m on the road leading from
The Village 10 BrowuyilIe, according 10
Alicus story, Crouch Ieaped from the
rrad-ide and hegan firing at th. thre.
ocrupsnts Of the carriage. All three
Wei. nm m. ho,.,,. h.,,.,,a ,,,,,,,.,.,
'"'e w Wv "'e'! p"'"' 'he
nH" "sS Oel"reh lht uAShbOaTd hhd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

trial possibilities Of the Rio Grapde val.
ley. and has been much impressed with
the vegetables he has seen grown at the
various towns he has visited. and ex.
pre-"es the opinion that = grand opening
ean he found Tor market gardeners here
In pursuance " this Idea h. has q plan
10 hrlp this development lie -sy- the
Santa Fe company will be willing to
make arrangements with merchants on
the line ~ the east Of us, 10 handle our
products, each dealer ~ b- Furnished with
q sign " real, New Mexico Vegetables 4"
The attention OF our farmers and gar.
deners IL called N this schrme. and TnF
tltlkhN especially recommends our Gel.
cry, the finest on earth. IA an opener.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

the sxeftinn II tuk tu vet There largr
huunra wHs mu,'n VI ~. oui ~ the run
Hud i'iit,liurII,s II h., uurr AMI -huI
wiche- we're served. which were hrafti,
enloyN 10y all present Among Those
rtuund the campfire we're noticed the M.
loving Mr ani Mrs \. v. Anderson. VIZ.
aud Mrs r. H. Stagg, Mt and Mr.. j. ,
T. Phillips, Mis-es Pole. rhilhrirk. Rot
fisurE, Edding-. kllis. rtat, Rachellrf
linhhs, Tyler, Dunlap, Seelingrr, Stagg
N"--rs. ringley, Bell, strong. ielaud.
Meyers, nurant tnok. CLAYTON. smith
brothers, TrOttrr, McuOnald, H. Iak and
lithgow, No AetiouI accidents occurred.
although Mi+- Pratt was taken slight,
u on the way cut. but -oon rrco,rf~i
W, hnrAnt tore his trousers AMI WI.
cumpelled to wear n blanket around him
:" that he could appear IN conpau,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
SEVERE FIGHTING!
Greeks and Turks Are Having
Frequent SkirmiSheS.
How the Greeks Were Driven Out
OF Macedonia.
10, l.sEalar Of Gr>ece Are Not Sup
ported BY the Govsrnm :n,.
d sEislL cRIMI iNAsIw YORK VILLAGE

...utrd. t-.,. O., CO., N,.", a,,d rr,.,
IArI--A, Headquarters ~ the hf--k
u, III lh"~Saly. kpul H. severe
uuR has occurred III Macei"uia i--
ts,rn hrr-k lftrgular- aud Turkish
'rrr-, A column ~ lfr-gularS srut Ia
night from fi,ga'itLa, after having
,'-t,-i aud captured Sl.nNuII, continued
.,. aiNahcr towards kritudrr. pllslA and
l'ufduLl, with orders to hold kOufiuEi
a. all ru-t-. as II commands the right Ap.
.arh ~ hfANrnA, the objective point
i.l- column, COMMANDED T., Chiefs Irt.
..,, aud LuZlo. attacked hrltudr- un
iy"-iay. he place was defended 10y t~o
mpAuI-- ~ turks Alter "a severe
,shi, during which rlghty Turks we're
} lrI aud twenty live taken prisoners.
I.e p~i,lun was captnr,-i hy the ,rrrks,
$500 Al-o obtained i,,--,'s-ion ot iyu Tlilr-
o.d quantity Ol cartridges.
The Insurgents, however rufirfrd 80.
Nrt" cheek IN another direction. 4 strong
ur u Turkish tfuuys from MrcuN"n.
W..h number II mountain guns, AL.
,,nc-i on krHnia which previously had
.rurAptufrd by the btrrk-. and attacked
l.r lu lrrrgular- II ntr.cr, who Uccu.
"l All rntTrnched position. II l. r..
l'r,rd thai the tghtlng ~a- most trro.
,Iu- un both rld--. The Insurgents
we're eventually comI@l,,d Ia retreat
north Ia the mountains. HuII- SUGGESTED
la breaking through the lu,kIsh lines
Ani c.capsL to ksliun, JIIt ACROSS the
fr0utief lu MLcriOnit iif,t captured hS
ils tir~-k irf-gularn Aiii u-,-i by them ar
depot for provisions AMI ammunition.
Accounts gwen by the refugees Of
Turkish i,ra-,~ are brllrsrl iu br rxHg
grrstssi. .lhry 1y 2ni Turks w-rr
Allied, ~aIlr the lrf"gular- h,i uur
sht men XII ,,i and seventeen " Junir
he leader al the ''ir"k- "p"ritlng ~
I ,At direction. Chief Miluna-, wa, aili ,ng
TIE Wounded and frturur INTO Irrk
t-tfilWy With number Uf refugees.
unr 0i the latter says that n portion II
the turkish force WAS composed Of lrrrg
ulAr- wliuse dress frsrnihlr+ that Of the
hrrek insurgent.. lhl~ II apprars, Ell.
sbiri the Turkish turcr 10 execute n
hank nDveuient unheedrd hy III" leaders
ii the Gr-rks.
The refugee retrrrrd lu han'I the
Greek leaders Tor badly handling the
men. All the refugees hurr traces ol
having experienced great fatigue aud II
I~repOfted that the klhnik" lirtalrlH the
national league. has ordrt-i The t,reek
IfrrgulArs u ~ .rrat into t,r,rk territory, =,
regarding further bl-d,h~i u~rlrs- un.
lr-r the q gular army Il ''rr'cr -uppurls
Tie iIIrguiaIs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
THE CRY FATHERS !
Board Of Aldermen in Special
Session Last Night.
A Number OF Bills Introduced But
None Allowed.
An official Notice 10 All Creditor, Of
the City.
PR0cELDfHGs IN PULL

A special meeting ~ the cil, council
WIS held last evening pursuant 10 call
Issued by lrtk hiluu, Which was put
ll-hed III Ihh CItiItN ut Nrincr,la,
aitetnHIi.
un foil call, there we're present ilder.
uIrn MOnltort, Cummings, liorurr. Long,
IIrfney. stevens. utrru and ufunrlrld
Ia the sl'-rurr ui Mayor HAidfidge.
president NJ the rOuuril, Alderman Otsfo,
occupied the chair.
The call TOT th" meeting Ss- read by
the CLERK after which the inluutrr II the
PIE, louS meeting we're read and approved
The fnlIuwlug clAIIu- aui Accuunt-
we're read aud refrtr,si ~ the Respective
rUtnuIltt,.,'-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
WITHDRAWING ARMY !
Spain Will Remove Several Thou.
sand Troops From Cuba.
No Chance for Unlted States Sen
ator In Kentucky Legislature.
Danger From Missouri River Flood al
Omaha Is Passed
DEATH OF morHrR or strAros HAssA.

Washington, April 10 According 70
Information received from trust worthy
sources here the withdrawal ~ at least q
part "t the great army spain has main.
tAin~i Tor several Years In the island Of
cuba will begin when ths rainy season
setS IN within lew days The initial
movement will he the departure ~ 10, ,GO
Spanish ,rOop- from Havana ius spain,
and within n short time a Thousand
uDp~. II II Understood, will withdraw.
The spanish insist positively that 10
nleanS only that little or nothing Of the
inSurt-ctlon r.mslnS; that GomeE has
only abOu, iiity or u hundred followers.
aud these under conditions In which q
campaign conducted by a few thousand
men are quite ~ effective ~ the j.O1O
men nov In Cuba. The Cuban contin.
gent, on the other hand. insists that
spanish financial Resources are exhaust.
ei. and the troops are withdrawn because
II lack Of money 10 keep them III service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

'., Iihrr conviction IN the ni,ed states
"HItt .,rt thrr" AMI that Wa one ror-s
un Iuuu tot p"tlufy IN land case and
'"ut"nrol 10 I've months imprisonment
300 the county lul " san Miguel 'prrt,
'u' une NJ t!' Mt Lumi- rtI-.rt- to
~ -ru,h Ia f'w lays to r-cIrt a 'pw
Nigh tuu~i chimes" IT, san ftanci-ru 'or
lrputta',uu 3" NE nuwefy kingdnm, the
''"t'-n mu'," being IN Iuclr Nar,
inmaIu "I,huul ptoI~r authority N.w
Mry.raU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
NEW uuItIH ~IInIs

W"tL "n the Foundation NtH ~. iuu.
m-u,-d Nr,t Ns'L
rtew II mrn have altai, tat uut
the ground tuT the foundation u' i.r
iHilrt department ~ the N.trt.r
\ Pacific -hop-, which viii h' l,rd'rl 90,
the vacant space n lltti" -,u,hrn-t ot
where the offices are nov iEatr'
work. On laying The tuuuit'iuu Wl.l
lr commenced neat week a. -t-.u a o..
stone arrives here ifum Fus ta" al A
the worn on th" hull,luV VII ihru n,
rushed Hni large enough crew o. m,n
put t"Wufk tn ln" IN" hul.usr '.'.
"i within uiuiy dsN~ o.. l.I 1904.
viii h~ i'sI feet lnug hN ~INt, ..rp WI'r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
Meeting ot1r..tl,or.

New Bedford. Mass. April ~ A meet
lng Of the creditors " the Bennett and
Columbia mill cofpJratiOns was held Ia.
da,. II was discovered that t2NI.uOO IN
notes NJ the two concerns hal been
Issued ~ which no account appeared IN
the returns submitted tO the state by the
COMPUTATIONS tpon learning that this
and more than tJU.NDO had been
charged to the plant, when II should
have appeared ~ profit aud i,-s-, thereby
showing n surplus instead II y deficit, IL
was voted to place both corporations into
the hands " rrcei,pr-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
IIrs N,iiu.I-Fs.

~ ~ u - = =
AIIh ", "hl,,l"'r, :" ''A' ga, "
h-I- Ia ADJUST 10" lh-lifair" "ll ia" Il,
NilL"I ilf", held ~ u" l"lhN u" com
iAhy fW VS., ana Al-n III" l"hh'l IA
-urAhce. held ~ TIE flf- aS-'" 'll"u f"i
tSh tullrt n Arihilr ~" IA" lTal
agents i"f htS- t~o r"iIAll'~
W. " ~ "h~'''' ~ l"h,'I !, mere ~
mjl-t thr n"--'H ~ we Az h,' ne l"l
thr fhiih1r'pilia nu"i"il"i- 49, an
i-fihah An'rfirAii, 49, u"-" '"',iIhi'l"'
h"lng frlt"-.hi,i hl hrhiN l'"Aha,l
MAJOR w. A. lAii1ih has "',ll'l 'h"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Yesterday lnuIuIug Nfa. uvutgr Bacon
ui th~ NIldgr ph,.ri Iulu rr-t Nj, iH.
r"n has hrrn ~ griiuh lrc,Ip" iuf a
uur'hrf ui YEAR, ant ihIe, uulNilh ,tAui.
Ing the fact that rNrINthuy Ma dome
that ,uuIi 10" ,I"u" tu -taN The rh,ag"- II
ii-ra-". ~" VA Wul.nli that viii T
Hll"l, ml-.'si AMI r-prclhlN ~ lhr
rlur,h cirrl", Nhrir ul un" wHs more
frniN and "il,0rui. ~ the Baptist
rhptrb ~ thl. Nl,iag" ,hr va. 4 u"ilIh"f
I"f uNr tWruN wears. hri frum the time
m h"r uniting 81" lNrd tu lr gagged ~
ne rhurrh w"rk
fuI -pw" sixteen ur .NrIirru Nraf,
IL" Wt- primary l,tr'rt ~ ur SUNDAY
.rh"l i"r ulrr Nrat. IT".li"W "i t'u"
.a,II"r hru"N"lrul -"r."N, Whll" with
n" Woman. MISSIONARY .ncli, ana Nu-
-i"u ltub Size va. hlwrN- ll"u,,urd
~h' leave, 4 hu .hhud ant twurhlilf"u,
AZ h.'" ltt'trr arI uhuN irlrui- g. -ur
."~ W hrr departure. ~" funeral "'r.
N,rr~ Viii hr It tlr II use l." u,"ffu~ H'
'"fn""u hl urNck. h,i past IT, Rev. !.
q 4, l""g". "''Iruulug
lhr ah"'" b, rilppd lrom Ia" lirII"~
rall,. vt. IImr- lhr drcrn-ri. with
h"r husband. resided ~ lhl- rItN several
wears ng", Nr laruu huliIug u position
IA "a" Atlantic \ rhcIlic shops lh"~,'
~ Duf rlilL"n- who kn"w Mis- bacon al.
NAN- ,pukr ut her ~ mn-t excellent
.aiN, u lfur htl-tItII, and uu" wl,u uipir
.iii"ni- anl hrli them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
C0WARDLY ASSAULTED
sheep llerier> Quarrci Inj uu. NH.r
kill,i.
A AuEpLsovS AItAlH

Nmhroel" MaflHu. Whu l- .Yy 90, On"
sh-p hctlrt- iuT NhiuA- .t.rt., u,
Ntfl-cO, Ma ruuAtiN AuI nHlt l.rru-N
assaulted b, one Nal"nlIu,. Iarf uAmr
unknown. nj the la'uulus u' .hr shrrp
herd on the ni,-sa W.T. i llrl.ru late
Yesterday Afternoon,
valentine u-rd "a h,ANN rl.I AMI hN.
tefri up his 'irtlm H. g'cd = ,,m.
~ far ~ I'm tllI/tN rnu'H ntTn the
men had -uin" Mini - a 1l.. .'. when
MafInu. believing that l'u. u.,utr had
h"rn settled. s;OuI."i u,rt tn.,..n'tIlI" hI-
work, when suddenly hr t"r,',,, Is,W
rtfnl blow hrrus a." htrk. Mlirh frllrd
hun to the ground uu ntt.mdIng tu
get up. hl- A--AlItut hluuA lnu'n"f hluw
ht hi- head Mafluu Threw Ur hI- lrft
arm Tor protection. WhIrh ir.rnrd the
lluw, AMI huth hun"- ln ~, arm
we're broken between ~" wrist
ani rih"w. The NIrlm ~. nuw
helpless, lNlng prone uu IA. gr,uui. AMI
while ~ that condition Al"utIu" raised
hl- cluh again aud d,tli the h"lplr--
t. tn another hluw. the ,'4n iuIllng on
thr hnrk ui the hrhi nu' lhI bare The
-kull tut several inches NalrutIu"
standing over his NlrtlIu. raised hl- rluh
I" -lrlkr again. hut iruito iirn. also Que
"l the hrT'I"f-. Threatened H. .hHd \Alru.
TN" II hr continued hl- mufdrrpus a.
sault, Valentine then threw lawn his
club and nIhhr hl- rsrsI".
Marine Mas brought L" Atrl1cn lat
night, ami fr"m there Ia tins rltN thI-
morning, when his wounds were drr--,d
hN Ut l'raic", AS-i-trd ~ Druggist
kuplH IN" doctor states that "a" man
II IN n lad iiN, hut IA no iIInriIhh iau
ger NJ death
sheriff Iiul,l"ll has h,-n informed uf
~" AFFAIR. Anl h" viii H." all rllpit- Ia
capture Valentine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
Partially Adjusted. .

Edward Henry. Of Las vegas, who 1,
here ss one Of the Adjus,ers Of the 2
Parenti ire, gives TBk CITIZEN tho fol
lowing adjustment made on the boot and
shoe stock Of Z, PARENT: From the Svex
$50; Philadelphia Underwriters. tl642
German American. 1870; Traders
tl6,t0; Queen, t2t ~; fire Association
tid.i2, making 4 fatal Of $iOi.si allowed
on an actual Insurance Of ti,s;O held 10
the above companies
-Ar. Henry also informed THg CITHEs
tha, several carpenters have made esti
mates what new frame building. OF Z
like character 10 the one destroyed, would
cost II erected on the same site. and their
estimates ranged from siJ0 10 t200. Ill
thought that The sdiu-iArs would arrive
at sOme satisfactory ngure on the build
ing destroyed this afternoon, M. PARENT
hal al Insurance Of $500 In the Royal
on the building
Measrs. Henry and BensOn. assisted by
lOcal agents, are the Adjust@rs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Durham, Natal. April III The British
cruiser Racc"n. which left tapetown.
February | !, under scaled orders. arrived
here UNEXPECTEDLY during the nigh, with
six other British waranips. Two more
war ves--ls Of the British tl,~t are ex.
prcted here tonight tn" object of this
naval demonstration II not known here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

kanSls city, April III Cattle receipts
i,5'N. Market steady. Texas steers, t3Ji.
az ~, Texas ro~s. t2NjM3.Iu, native
steers, t3i1di.lU, native cows and hrif.
rrs 3 !Jdi H. suckers and feeders.
t!7ju i's,, bulls. tl3Sd3I0.
Sl,,-p it-cript-, S.uD: market strong
l.aml'-, ti J,dG jn; mutlonn, o. 95mIiE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
It,u," ,lr rss,,,n,,,u

Drputy ull,-i >lair- Maf-htl n "
lnnmi- f.tuTud last rrulng ifum las
rga-. the term ui the nlt'si states
cpuft there having rlu-ri llr hrought
p,rr cur prl-rnrL JuIlin Jlrun, sent
,nc.si ln niue months Imprisonment Tor
,dult'fy. aud turned hun over Ia SupT'
B-rgmann. There Was but