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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

Yesterday Major w n. Ewing, the re-
ceiver of the defunct Wichita National
bank, said that before New Years, and
possibly for a Christmas present, he
cent dividend TO the depositors. Fur
thernrore, the major is optimistic in re-
gard to dividends being paid in the flu
ture. This is most remarkable snow
ing and TOO much credit cannot be be-
stowed on Major Ewings business abil-
lty and skill in disposing OF the bank
property to such satisfactory advantage.
II was only in the middle OF last Oc-
tober that Major Ewing paid a divijend
Of per cent to the depositors. In May,
: 1895, dividend Of so per cent was given
10 the deposito-s, which was the first
one declared. In September, 1896, an
sther payment was made of 10 per cent
and following that another was made of
per cent paid in May, 1897. This
made a total Of so per cent which has
already been paid and now another pay
ment OF 10 per cent will be given which
will bring the total up to go per cent.
If everything goes all right, and every
indication points that it viii, there will
no doubt De one or two other payments
declared during 1898.
Major Ewing has recently returned
from an extendei trip to Washington.
D. c., Chicago. Cincinnati and st. Louis.
He says that times are vastly better
mere than at any place which he has
visited. but the whole country has i'm
proved wonderfully from what it was a
year ago wien he went east. Then,
said the major it was about worth the
price Of mans life to say that he was
from Kansas. but now every one has
a good word for the Sunfower state. It's
the old story, Kansas is now on top
round and is enjoying good times and
every one wants to sing her praises.
do you think that the eastern people
viii again invest their money in Kan
sas as they did some ten years ago?"
was asked.
Yes, sir; most assuredly. All that
is necessary. and all that is now holding
them back at the present time. is the
collection laws of Kansas. If these are
modified some, money viii begin 10 flow
from the east and I believe that it
won't be long before the laws are 50
cbangei. The ca stern people have heard
Of the wonderful crops of both Oklano-
ma and Kansas and they all inquired OF
me and wanted to know more about
them. That story Bank Examiner Brei-
denthal started about some country
bank refusing 10 take any deposits has
gone all over the east. IT would sur
prise You 10 hear the number of people
who nave heard the story. That was
one Of the biggest booms for Kansas she
ever had. Il seemed to me about nine
out of every ten men whom I met asked
me about that bank. There are no more
harsh words heard there any more about
Kansas. They are all asking about the
crops and every other conceivable ques-
ton, and 1t all means that Kansas keeps
before the public one way and another.
She is TOO big and too important to be
out of il for an instant"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
MUSIC AND ORA MA

Thomas w. Keene, the eminent TRACE
dian who will appear at the Crawford
Grand on Tuesday next in Richard III,
was in the west at the time of the ST.
Louis convention, WHICH nominated Ma
lor Mckinley for president. On his way
to New York MIR. Keene stopped at Can
ton to see the Republican nominee
whom he had known for several years
and between whom there is a very warm
personal regard. Mr.. Keene's object was
To extend his congrat ulations to the
Napoleon Of Protection" upon mis- nom
ina5ien for the presidency. The TRACE
dian spent a day with Major Mckinley
snd had very pleasant visit. 1t hap
pened that some strangers were visit
Ing Canton TO catch glimpse Of Major
Mckinley whom they had never seen.
While Mr.. keene was out walking one
day he encountered some of these Wis
itors wio saluted him as though he was
the presidential nominee for whom he
was mistaken, and whom ne resembles
very closely. Mr.. Keene is always polite
and he returned the situations with a
sniling face AMI becoming dignity. This
case of mistaken identity amused the
tragedi2n as well as Major Mckinley,
and they had hearty laugh over it.
Those who have seen both Major Nc
Kiniey and Mr.. eKene have remarked
upon the strong facial resemblance pc
tween them. \ side view of both OF
them is strikingly similar. They have
the same clean cut features and other
marks Of strong resemblance that would
probaibly confuse one who never saw
either. Another singular fact. is that
Mr.. Keene's professional associate and
manager Charles B. Hanford. looks very
much Ike the tTage5ian and OF course
resembles Major Mckinley. Probably
no two ac,ors. at least not tragedians
wio look 50 much alike. ever travelled
together. Not only do Mr. Keene and
Nj Hanford resemble Major Mckinley
and each other, bu. look very much like
William J. Bryan. Side views OF this
presidential candidate Mr.. Keene and
NJ. Hanford are very pronounced in
their similarity and stranger might
easily mistake either o. these tragedians
for Major Mckinley or Mr.. Bryan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
FOR MOTHER.

: Give mother a soft chiffon ruching for
her neck, of violet or white, which will
give dressy touch to her simplest even
ing toilet.
Or, give her pretty and inexpensive
writing desk, where she can keep her
household accounts and write those Oft
called for hasty notes Of excuse to teach
or and tutor.
Or, give her yearly subscription to
some magazine which does not treat en-
tirely of the mysteries of cooking and
dressmaking.
Or, give her glorified work basket
fitted out with silver. emery, reel, scis-
SOS and glove-merder.
Or, give her half a dozen handker-
chiefs OF cobwebby texture, edged with
fine lace.
Or, give her a cut glass dish for the
table. or dainty bit of china for her
tea-table, or anything that is pretty and
artistic rather than something that is
strictly unitarian.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
JUST WHAT TO GIVE

WHAT shall give grandpa W.-es shall
/ give gTanimz2 What snail give tel
a.ive.. great and small. one end al. FAR
end neers These are the questions tazt
n5v rack tie feminine mind. driving
lscr 10 the verge Of distraction and mix
ing tae holiday season anything but one
OF joy and gladreSs.
Here's a list, then. that may help. o.
at iess,- suggest sonsthing which nasy
be fund przcticzols;
FOR THE GRANDSIRE
Give grandpa 9 big. eczy srn-c1zi..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
FOR BROTHER

Give brother a dress suit case, IL you
would wish to be held in pleasant mem
DRY ever ytime ne takes a hurried
journey.
Or, give him a small .ilver-tipped card
case, which can be slipped into his inner
waistcoat pocket
Or, if he is a university boy, give him
a huge red and blue silk muff1er for his
throat.
Or, give him a gayly-painted photo
graph frame, large enough to hold half
a dozen photogi apis of his very best
girls.
Or, give him a set of books you have
heard him express a wish for, and see.
first of all, that the edition is a readable
one.
Or, give him a set OF chess. or a back
CANNON board. or anygame in which ne
takes a strong interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Gently there has been placed IN all
the grocery stores new prepa-
ration called GRAIN-O. made OF
uure grains. that takes the psace
Of coffee The most delicate stomach re-
ceives 4 without distress. AID but few can
tel i, from coffee I. does not cost over
/. as much. Children may drink Il vsrs
great benefit 15c and &C per package Try
81 Ask for GRAIN-Q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

Antwerp. De- The Norwegian bark
Adele and Sabine. Captain vlIund, from
Brunswick. Ga, FOR Rotterdam. vent
ashore az Coco-Sur-Isr. L l. reported
that the veSssi Is breaking ID. that hs-
cargo Is washing on and that the bodies
% four % her crew nave beer picked ~.
Part O. she crew we're thought 70 have
reached shore In safety.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
FOR SISTER.

Give sister a years subscription at a
good library and she will bles. you at
least once week.
Or, give her a bTiiliant-hued Roman
scarf to glorify ner tailor-made gown.
Or. give her a length OF silk To make
her an evening blouse, and be sure to add
a yard or two Of chiffon TO the gift.
Or, give her pair OF dainty slippers
and pair Of brilli3nt-hued plaid stock
ings if you wish to delight her girlis1
soul.
Or. give her a bit OF silver FOR her
dressing table, or some knickknack fer
her writing desk
Or. give her the daintiest os mono
gram dies stamped on some rich rough
creamy letter and note paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

Augusta. Gs. Dec. i-Ex-Uniisd
states Senator Patrick Ws1sa. TIE Clti-
zens' csndidste. wss today eieCted may
Or y Augusta. over william DDn5sF
and Daniel Ke-r. ~ majority u sZ4.
NJ DUNBAR Tss, Ike NJ Wash.
brought into the race - popular seDii-
ment in favor % municipal fes3rn. zaile
NJ Kerr "a, supported oy ne prezeot
city administration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

Washington. Dec. Tine report that
the president would withdraw from the
Metropolitan Methodist church % ac-
count ot <ae seTm5n preached by SIS pas
Tor on Thanksgiving dsy il denied II
isgprobzale. however. that the president
viii De seen less frequently at that
church and will attend services more
often elsewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

London. De. 1--Aceog9lnz 70 els
patch 70 toe DAILY MAJ. Baron PSssetti
shot himself oatslis The residence g AT
American ~1sdO=. Mrs.. Kiit2azeT. u
wh5sa h raj been making love Tor =5sae
tim HayluS seen asr "A the company
% ot5sr men. ae became izssns;e4 Eifh
Jealousy. He called a; the reslseses o.
H-s. Klianzer after Midnight 60 de-
mani an ex7ianaficn. oB, vas refused
q 3-nittanee. He then drew alz revolver
and saot hlmseL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

baltimore. DEC. i--silss Ns.is Bergen.
- oEiDa 3oaua soprz1o seoSt whom
Dswo.Hf Hyper and E5sss wallace Is >
pr rscensiy Gus--sls5. resulting = s9l.s
Tor J.vo-re. today left the os.n2ary =
IL. Hoop. Ea3ca - pssTsaE Ia Z cSa-
Ian a: tae Academy y Iost- Nsf
Bsrzea All a. fae iezdlng roe IA : p
Es's nsE 5ssra --T-ss b te-E.~1i. = g
Ak=s Juis3a. s5f1s7ly . tSe sAsils
saszrs Gsr1s1 cSzosny. ~ tsksn Asss
Bssxan's 3.soe IN IA czs<sxn' a. Mira
Eys9s- AZ. s1z-lzse AKA esE a2a34=s1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

WHILE there Is nothing particularly souA
tul abclt cock aprons and dish towels, no
Somap ever had enough of them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Union City Lodge No. 20, D of H,
meets in regular session. also 30 elect
officers, on Friday evening. Dec, 5, after
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

New York, Dec. General Neson ~.
Willisnls died al MS home in Brooklyn
today. He was classnate OF L. s.
Grant at West Point. At the bas;le OF
Shiloh. ne had a horse shot under MIN,
and the explosion OF a s1eI rendered
him totally deaf For thirty years Ne
had been in Charge OF the public stores
in this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
For THE CHILDREN.

AS for the children, give them one
and al toys and books and games and
pets; watches that will go and doilies
that will cry. and remember that You.
too, were once a child. and stint them
not in sweets and goodies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
MONEY WILL FLOW
MAJOR EWING SAYS FASTENERS
WILL BUY KANSAS PROPERTY.

He viii Before the New Year, Declare
Another Divident of Ten per Cent-He
Has Recently Returned From the East
Where all of the People are Talking
About Kansss-They Have Heard OF tho
Big Crops and of the Banks That ne
fuse to Take More Deposiis-kansas on
the Room.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
Run OK ALYNCH FLANK

Jackson had given large sums Of her
husbands money to Goddard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03

ffsEe 4sfE eE 8 s.~- X To- igaz sst
= ri<H {. !. - sl4.-.. = ssil.f .r.sr iSfss
SEas-
sh- FroH's $40 9Eee rszsnses - aas.
sgses1 ise,g ss.a.sr. een't. a. ss-e. lea. A.
Z sAs<s Id ss<=S essea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-03
FOR THE GRANDSIRE-

Give grandpa . big. cozy srm-caai..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03
PROV IDING REVENUE!
Proposition to Put a Tax on Stock
Transactions,
Two New Orleans bankerS Sen
tened to The rsnltentlafy.
senator v NIilngIuu MAKES Vehement
NU,.,h Ia 10, senate.
lIh,rs,IND IAEltt BIIl

Nt-huglui. JuN / provision tot n
tAN uu ,ioyk nnI huui transactions ~
ruuuyrUuu with the taflil hli. Winch
Wt- agreed upuu al - cnuru- IT rrpuhI
rau -,tutuf-. Wa -uggr-led hN ~rnalut
| .uglSr. ui Massachusetts Aui grrW uut ui
a statement that. With the tea AMI h,'rt
prov I-luu- WIthdrdHu. lhr lAliil tan Wa
tkrN tu lul short To- the rAtrul ul
sltl'st ul ufu,liing -utlWlrut revenue T."
mrrt the drunuI- 81 lhr gN"rnInrn
hr -uggr-tluu ultir t., senator lA-isr
Ma lnat tan ul = cents share should
h" iNt.d ul ,,rIN -haTr -, stock sold at
u stock exchange ur AuN other place. AMI
u -luIlar lah ul rrut- hr cullrclri upun
all huni- Sold wu stock rhrlhngr ut
- -ra li'Tr
NE rluru- accepted the suggestion
tut d,rtd,i tu leave the iutmulatlun ut
tie nnrndmrnt With po--lbly change
ul rates to the iiuAurr committee lhr
tnaIt,r committee t,rk the matter up tu
ta,. hut iId not reach a irilultr runrlu
-luu rough estimate places the
nInuunt IT revenue the rrnI-tuu VII
furnish at t,usIu"u
nr caucus not uhN drrlirl not lu IN
Ir,-r al extra lAN uu ltrt hut also at
the -uggr-tipn 81 i'rtrhnri r'crdrd iruu
the Irupu- Il change uu uHuuiaC
tutri tubtrru ihctutiIug smoking iu
na,ru. htNIu. the hu,l-luu~ f"ghdtuH
rlVM- nri cigarettes ~ Ia" iut"rlHl
.I,ruu IrHtuI,- ul the hjI \ drri-lun
" t- rrh, h,'l tu mAhr the rate ~ rjgHt
rli,- duuil. that 1T tl pfupt-,rd tate hl
IT," liuAnrr committee rr"i "a thousand Oh
ihu.n W"IyhIug l".- than three Inuud- p-t
III ,.r,nui hiri hu lhct"h,,'i tat" tor thu-r
ut ItIVrI -IS". tIklu.- seconded ludgr =
efforts ~ irhtlt t TIA" tax. making n
vigorous ~IT"rll
1t l. unirt-t"d that an niurnin"nl
" II also IruNldr for II -tAInI thN uu all
I-eIr- ui stock wh"u ruinpHIN II uTig
luNk iufmrd "r subsequently, riIlatye-
IT. IS-u" INrI rates -uggr-lrd T. a. cents
p"t l'- -hafr-
ih,' -"uat" h1Ir'd tu the T"thllatuTN
,rrtl"I ul the tam mll l., u vote III SIS
To- /,
The IIAiIAgrT- ui the tATlil hIll III the
-"uHt' nov lpIk tuI "a nuai vote next
lur. LA, ~ v ,sinr-.ihS The senate viii
h,, ~ -r~-lun nn Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03

Cndr -,h, .nrmL un.r ol the iIlAu
llrA lt.rn. o.. IA tho rN tr,u lhr H"-i
Nr- v + ~SilNl hul nnlN ate uui At
,uNulr .tiNuu. whrIr lluN Win rrinHlu
fuT -,Nrfhl week
Mf- tiAnn T. rl,r-'h wrlI lraNr thu
r,rulus i,r rurl lluruu Ntrh rhrfr -h,
Nlll Nl-It rialr,- tnh lIrul- l"r - lr~
months
N,aluito NIul 4 grnrrnl merchant "i
,ig,siutr- ~, lh,' rruu'N :, ~ the 'Ih
hNIug g,n"I- nli VA nl"lng lh" Whole
ale n"rrlhui- 1" la
n N"ur- Hlu I,Inr-rul- the
lfn,"lrt- ln-urnnc" runphuN hlnung
lnr ruIrmlrr- HIuug the Nhnllr 4
IhrInr i at Il, ne II, ~ ll," ""-t
d + l,-,n. 1T SlhrI cts cnInr ~
lruuI tlr north last nlRlt icy -t"f,si nj
~'urgr- kur"p"Nn and continued -outh
lu h, ~th"t llh hutur lat night
~ r " Kalhhrnr wa- at the irIo,l
| uus u,fmuJ I" meet hI- ftthrG, Nhu l.
. hrrr un 4 N-t iu hI- -li. lhr uii
s,'ullrrutu rau" tram b ,u-a- uh
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| lt-l mghl tuf 'alltmrulA "hrG" IA" i-
. udurutng I" hrf molhrI Ani "llrfr So
/ II l- lnhrI-l- Il ia" viii IA ~" future
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urrrhAul- "a Wr-irru lrhu-, N"H MN
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rIN iruu ~ l'h-u tll-u tu muttuN "'"u
lug
Na,of " II II IlrNrlNn 81 La,
W. - ''"'' 80,
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,t-rt to 'ul~fo "nl on Ia" Nlanl'r \
ft"lhr t"ai. ha~ f"tnfn'i II" "i"l'"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03
IAIAI AttlUIhI.


At the lung hrllgr, uur hair mile Wr-t
h tullnur kuuau Nhguu aged ." NrAr-,
aud Nigll lrullllr HT"d = Yeats lurt
death h> hunP -tiuct m hrlHt"d W
last evening
The trnlu VA tW" hnur- late hII un
that account II j. ,upI",rd ,hrN wrtr
cHr"lr-- ~ Watching tot iAugrr " tie
tram tuundrd IL" curve. u huN 4 thlh
men h"t "i ia" pnIh. lpmptd oil thr
llig", ~ rnlhg u" luul Ramon
htRguu ~u,crrdrd IA g"ttlug uil III"
hTidgr. hui ptuturd To- assist luJlllu,
Who -rrInrd lu 10 -,cuIhpl"trlN patalN 2rd
with fral ttat hr Wa unallr tu move
AthruII wn- htdk di.uguT-d the top ui
hi hrah hIpg rut uti, Hnd the far" aud
neck cut ~ uuurtuli- plhrr~, hr ~
suit ui the inquest has hot been A-rri
tanned AT thl' NfItiug Las Vegas urtIr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03
IuiIt uIII Wuhh
un Nu,"our or !, du, I,"u 80 W.v.. t"or
Imu-mN.. ~ nmM

uu N,,"""t 81 4 du,II"u ,u N,v.. '"ur
Iup'"N'- ~ 'uh
Rum"t- N'l' 1T Ht in-t nIghi h'l'I
lnt CIIItN puhl-l'"i the n"w -rhrlul,
u ~Hg"- "a effect At u" fnilrndd -h"p-
that u uMuIlrt ~ shop rnpluNr- wuulH
throw AZ their Jnh- I'hl- Htt"rnunu
,n'iIrtai Master MrrhanC English VA
sen ~ regard Ia the trpoft AMI h,
stated that ouk tour. "IIr ItrnlIcr Hut
he other = black -mlth- h"ll"r had rnu
rIndrd tu abandon their p'sItiun- NJ II
result oi the deduction ~ thrlf ~tp"-
ami Il wa- hr opinion thd four Wuuid
be- the sum tnt4l ~ thur.- wlu viii uuiI
un that Arrnuut
Th- -chaiul- ~ wAg"- said VII ~
glISh. "A- puhll-hri III lHt 'lII/tN l.
n" came paid like rmplNr- ~ the -h"ir
Il san NaIrlal and Ration. AMI surely
INIng and other n-rr--gfirs arr ~ cheap
~ AlhnqnarIu. ~ ~ th,r.'' two tuNn~.
There are runlot- also ui n cut IA Ia,
wages ~ other rmpl0,"-. hut these -
ports are not slt-tantiatrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03

all ~ ltS old paa-rugrt raf-. -uin" ~
which hal not l''-n u-'Ii Tor wears hrN
luukri Nrft shAlh aud Wrfr hiilS IN
u"pd ~ flesh coat ~ paint
The pH--"ngrr~ ln the char .rat, Wrt,
tired And -"fN lu,klug lut NE effect
Il lung AMI uf,eunr fiir having uhir
itself irit
" NAlkrt the riurf rlrtk Iu IT,, .u
y tn puirit- uilrr II the santa r,
'auur Ani Captain Ncth anna nrtlug
ulut Hgrhi urtr uu iut, All nIglt l.uk
nv alter tie trains AMI -rriug That
rHthug pH ,ri IN pf"Irrh
lh" number ~ p'rplr rhfrlrd tN thr
-'rlluu- last night j. not known lt th"
trlrgraphir trIsrt- stated That the ~altu
r" rNIrrtr'i tu rHrn between 1.t Hui
'r'' pas rngrts over IL line IA all
here HA- MI rnurInuu- druhnl uluU
'h" pHrl II the pH--rtgrt- lot lHd tuI
iuuk- tuller Wa ESPECIALLY W i'utn'
anil hal SOME fat arrlug utu hn.n lf,-
rut With 1t iu -uilirprut utulN hr
.uII have mnir . gud uivll wage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03

Nr,Nirnra,b ~h"i -nd kii,-d IA southern
t,lIinTnia l"sI-pisN


t,Ii"Tnia N"si-rdsN
The niALl lrirId, Ut l.uCirn Iall, al
thl~ rItN, viii hr ii rkri Huh gTlrNai IU
hear m hl- dra'l, which occurred >e~trT
daS III tAInhTla, tsl He was Killed T.,
thu accidental discharge nt n pistol
lrcra-rd wHs "A All ~ the late Judge
ChaTlr~ Il k,ll aud Emma Read, aud 4
yrand~nn oi the Nrnathhlr Rev bf Read
ut this ritN lie WA lu-t - YEARS II age,
aud had hrru Tr-iiihH on "A ranch ia
southern iaIluruia iur several years. lie
WA Young iuHn ul rat" personal attTac-
tluns ami bright y uinI-'', and was greatly
beloved hrrHil~r ut hl- pure, high -,Iul,si,
sum, ami nllrctl"udlr nature The news
oi hi~ sal taklng "ii WAS communicated
tu hl~ family ~ Telegram which they
Tsc' wed la; evening
The tt.v Ma lndr'si sal one a.
thruI, ~ II viii pruN" to their many H.
Nptri THREADS. wl" VI gtlr,r with them
~ lll- -ai affection Mchnond, Va,
! DI~I aich
lurirn HALL viii, IN mother and
| brother we're Ni-ltUr~ I" thl- ritN about
three Years ago. aud their ifIrn"- here
| -,mpAlhlI" with the htrANri relations
| over the death uf the -on AMI htuthrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03

~ Wall street Nu.A, lhr more ruu
-"NAt" houses r-wr lhllN t'U,-" dealing
iu lrtw trurul .'ruII'Ir- hsk With dl.a-
lrf uu ~" -'hrrun l'tr-ldrut thIur- u'
%" ~l"k ,,,ltu!r -AI the UroIn-ItInr
NA- OiI NN..,' uNn lriN dirrctut
ul 30" N,'-t"fu I uuh ',hgrrlh Hni the
Nhuhtttau utllNhN rtuptulr-. "hu hh-
hrru st"hllh-t republican since The
ntnatluu u' ihr party -all II -""Iuri O..
hm that tlr pAftN VA. Iu-'ug hrailuug
tr imu "hru 1t hiNwat"i .urh lrgl-r
lIuI A. l'HN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03


N,i,tau,. - ILf.r N,,k-
Lawrence ~mth Aud hI- Wl". Whu
Srrt uItN uIHrtird hluut three weeks ago.
ht,r -rpnthtrd hrN dat nh ani the
ruuuulIhl VA, ~ late ~ tull ul r"-,'- &
lmr.- Nouug dfraII had plrlurrh II Ihr
trhil-lIr irrt- ul married lllr ptuNrl iu
10" ,rN pt,~N r.m,u,rrd lu t'r fuluhnr,
Winch -ufTruul.I M ~ llrng th,uf
love hni ruutt-hr IT, Mis- ~mlh II
uuhilN hrrhlur -u uulrHtHhlr that -''
lett tllr 70, ul" ut hrr hu- htd uud frtuiu'i
tu lN" ~Ith hI -I-trt Mt Irrulg,
~ luwmhi, Wlp IN,- at ~ SOUTH Nhl
'ri -ti,rt and .i,' ai-., sent hil Ia huiI-,
hull guud- Wll,h had tuiHI-hrd llur hvur
1T the ur~h IuhItlri ruuptr hnrk tu h'r
-I-'ii
Ruuur- were heard uu the street tu the
ilrri MT THESE g,s-i- W"rr the PROPERTY
p' VIZ smith hut MI Investigation
,huW,i that th" gvrh- hd all hrrIt IiIt
.ha ~ ~ Mr. ,n'ufgr Z Itp~u,au iu0
FIN"n 1" Mf- ~mlth. ~ that -lr hal n
,"'rlrrl ught tu Nv" them hHrk tu hrt
-I-t'f from ~hutn lh"N originally culnr
VII ~mlth ha- -'N"rti hfotlrr. rr-ldlur
~ tlu- rIN ~ the rIupluN 81 the rhllfuAd
HuuI.,IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03
MIIII>GIos WNKIIkt.
~.n.t"r it"m Maryland Ki,-. tra Question
uI rrtNIlsgs


~ Privilege
va hIugtou. luly | ~ruAlor Nrlllng.
ton, Mar NiandI. ru-e L. n question ot
personal privilege ~ the senate Ia day
and IN n vehement VOICE T"tarr,si Ia pub
liritiun- concerning n conflict aaid ~
have taken place yesterday before the
committee on commerce IN relation 10
The appolntmrnt m u v Warner, lr
~ consul to l,rlp~ir. hr SENATOR d"
rlarrd that the publication wa- unIu-t
and sought tu ~mhr0il him III conflict
with the president Wellington -Ald hr
uuirr-tHd that the rommltirr m~etlng-
rrlati>" Ia appointments were 4'cfrt ami
sacred aud liz could not believe an, mem
lrr- ni the committee gave Information
I nirr the circumstances, whu. he -Aih,
ruuli have uI-Ihf-h tins ir,1ft. but that
~ creature VA" present III the r"uimltts.
rrnn YESTERDAY
II WA alleged that hr atta,krd Pre-i
dent Mckinley, bat thu, b" irrlafe,i, VA
false He reserved to himself the tlghl
tn rritlrl-" an appointment
N the price ~ patronage l. to T." --r
Nll~ Obedience. then ! rrfll-. a. give H.
exclaimed Wellington
Il Will remain right here he sald
striking his desk "A rr~nIinding blow Ne
nAii ever struck ~. blu~ thd, did uol
return with interest, AMI thrN viii iint
M nn deck II "a struggle l. I" i"gin
After this incident, I'll" tHfl1 hill Wa
taken up. White 'alifornla ~ hrhaiI
~ the luln"ritN -! the finance rnmmittr-
asked Alli-uh n. Ia the program uIl tea
h.,T anti trust rmrndnrnl alii other IN
Ip'rtAnl pursilnII-.
4 a. q A. a -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-03
NI/">N r,,IluiI,N>>
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N,inIiN ni th' t'utIsl trutrlii'' urr"-'
N,'utri Iut 'tu,rtnuI
i1urulN. NIli Luh % vt . meeting
III III" republican Territorial central com
mIttrr called t. the lut"r"i- tuthguu
I-tIr tu VI II Me-, ud IA hl- aspirations
tut the guNrTuut-lIp ui NufunH trn nl
H." tNrh" ni"ini"fS N"f" frpTr-"ulri
\ rrr'lulI"n "h" pI-~'rl requesting thhl
l." ini"f." Me- ord that th" lr"~ri,'ul l-
r'rumli"udr.l tu hppoint the I,'~' "qutp
pi"i ami most ArrrptEhl" rtuiiiAtr f.
the IS-ltlun ~ hIIr'hI- ~ tho "niur.r
mrut- nov un ilr ~ Nn-hu.uun