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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
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Discharged to-day convict Nu.HlH, New
ton Davis, sentenced from Lincoln cuun.
t. to j. months Imprisonment, tut lar
crny EARNED two mouth-' good time
aud viii be- Restored Ia citizenship
Discharged to-'al convict ~ -, J"-'
GoncZ ,"atrnc"' ,rm Lincoln couuty H.
II mon,hp' imp l-oumrnt, ~ LARCENY oi
n horse. Earned tWu '' Vuwi time
aui Will lr rr-lufr' ,.D". up,
Discharge /. da, r'...r g.. ".i, lie
n,,O tlorr- sent I.,w II N,rouuty
90 oIIr NraI'- .i.. uurui, ..H Hr"ul
Earned u' o.. o. amr ,ni viii
l." restored .. .'I u' H Mex
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
>o,nsl,s,dy MISTAKEN

u. Paul farquhar, proprietor OF the
New York hat factory aud dye works, eH'
p.ct. To move 10 \ paso next saturday
Democrat, MAY g..
Mr.. Farquhar called at TnE CIr|tN
Office aud denied that he expects TO move
Ia III pAsn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
SCHOOL EXHIBITS.
Ihey ,ln BE seen NJ the lulc llIgnlani
school House.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

1t I'tuus W,iI Run On aud After sun
day. MAY 10.
,., rrW time card will go inl0 effect
u, u...u uu sunday, May 80.
niger tram No. >. from the west
W .i. nr lrrr al lU.4j y. III, aud leave
IT, ''a.l ~ lu:i5 =. M
g. niger train No. |. from the east,
VI. mlNr here M in:2j =. N. and leave
f1r o.. west at lo:tup. ~,
49, lrrlghl trains on the Atlantic N
Ia I.r viii carry paas-ngrTr. aud may b-
ftI. AT any Timetable station Ia take
OF "r lI>charg- paSs.ngers.
frlln train No. - will leave here Tor
u ",-i AT lu'ba M, and freight train
y" ~ the West at : n, IN
} .sht train Nu. -. from the west,
vi rive at Albuquerque nj 10 y. IN .
sh light train No. 81, .on the west,
h u
lt-rugrr train No. 81. which will do
IL, IA worn from La JuntA 10 III Pa-O,
vi .rNr from the rust at l:SO IA. M,
III .Nr Tor nj rasO and the south nj
!. m.
/ .- ugrr train M. -. which will du
III ..ti work from 1T fa-o Ia Ia Junia,
VI hch this cIty from the south NJ
-. r ur, AMI leave here for the nortll
NJ q. ~
..hr train No ~ will leave for The
srr'N o. 80 u. M. and will carry pas
81. between here and san Marcial
f.wgt train NJ. HS. from the south
rat. ,.ur pa4a myers between san MarciaI
an iruqurrque, will arrive at 6:3'
l. rn
tpphi train No. ,Hi. going north and
cafrytg passengers, will leave at u u. m
I3hl train No. -, carrying pas
.'rr'- will arrive from 'he north n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

NrW lurk. NAV = MnurS uu cat.
ubuunhiiN, At .,pli, Ir.t rrut ttIm"
"'r,utl - fnrrt dIgu p"t rent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

"il.w L. o." nu!iru mlulug I-trri .'
.kui IUI iIIIIlN representative. ui q
' -.up-uu 'hl- morning
II have visited htit A,I,lru ,I-uul-.
adjacent g. \ilWIruur 300 the pt-l 'rw
months. Ru3 ruu-tlrf the ,,lI"u distinct
equal 4" the iI"ll cauNou ughl at cur
Nrl iupr- i Il Mr,u uNan Ani mN a"il
p.iuIurI last SATURDAY. att"fuoun, after "a
FI-It to tul ."u, AMI Mr VIZ, uWtu gt 300.
,r'r-,rd u -rNrfal guui ptup,r,u-. w.
Nlil again ,-it huld'u. yrulIDN TO-
coming ~Utuf,nN. Aui MriuE" Co. r,W.
..ru.' Nufk 90 "a" ptuprtUr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

.rpatat" from her aud ask the court ior
~ uiaulu'" .l,,urro
MI Man r.. DaNrIl mt- H,rl -Wl
against lui .u.'guI lnm"- I calvert
T absolute iI,ufrr.
MI. tuN.il rum. g. Insect, ~ Mf.
Ntiufl about 'Nu ,..i. t.u 'tuW ,hlI
fiild, alli Nrtf :. ,hl- coming luu,
rs united ~ mufagr tu taNrft
'hpr' -iNt"rlI year, Hgu calvert htl
arg, VI u lillr -tuf" tur ~" late " b.
IIbutt ~ ,upprl ,ltl. AMI ~ ,h,.rarI,
r carried un u small Cigar AMI tobacco
-itnd NEAR The present ~tutgr-. tutu
l'an hotel H." got frightened ga" morn
over IT." -umlipn and -klpyrI out
h.t returned tu the rltN a t"W year ~
y T. calvert j. "a" uNu.r ul uIlk
Inch near ihn ~iuth kathttI c,lu.'rfN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

+. II Kent lrft thl- morning Tor He'll
canyon, where hr i interested IA placer
gold mining
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

III. stag. 'f the River,
u" Tl'rr In falling now, aud the nood
l. 'Hi Iu~ed 10 have reached its highest
poi, lor the season. No damage OF any
r"l -tiIrnce has been done In this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
Ranks win Close,

o. rn.uui ot Memorial day falling on
SUI The hanks, IN order 10 pro, Tiy
o'-' Ihrday viii he closed on Monday.
u u lection with this item. II must
no. lurguttrn that Ia. morrow being
sA,nr.al, lhr banks will clo~e at noon
hour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
Removed i,om Nous" oi 'o'"'"ons'

Londnn, Ma. 2s.-jOhn y h"fm"'h
PAturllIte leader. vi. su-I~hd1l from
thr hnu-- Oi commons ,oday, owing Ia
his persisling IN irregular dl-ruSnloL on
the financial relations between Great
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

KsnsAs C,y s,oss narhs,.

New York. Nav ~. co. silver. U'sc
Lead. t3l2's. Copper casting. lore,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
SignedJ ALBEIT u, fALL.
5OlictOt General for New Mexico.

T., \, Chav-s and y. u. Gillett, attor'
nsy-, with Miss Ida Summers, a stenog
rapher, have returned from B.len, whsrp
they had gone 10 take testimony In the
Justice of the peace election ease of Jesus
Tafoya BAca VI, FREDERICK BAca.
Attention is eAilei 10 the advertise.
lnrni oi the JAna Grocery company
which IL publI.h~i on the local page OF
ibis j,urnsl. This htm IL doing a gooi
business. and their advertised price. are
bringing ali increased trade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

The Stu', lr uIl. tu ~ iH-u ruu'
tiuur g. nir ,rpand ~ The W., Of lem
ing. bat ~ u ~ la, the management
hopes Ia have Dee Road clear he lruuhl,
II At the -"li,u dim wA-huut, where tW,
engine Tan lutp the rfrNa~,' Ntrf thu
accident the water washed under IA,
lrumuliNr- aui l"t them down so that
uniy ,hr stack are al-Nr water. Wreck
iug trains arr ~ work At both -ilr-, and
with the steam irtrrk the engines vii
h" lifted uuI l.'.R ali swung around
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.
Unter the Present Law the Solicitor Gen
erai Holds they ars Good Inde 1ni,ely.
The following opinion Explains it.elf

The following opinion explains itself
Hon rlardn SandTNal super utrndrnt ~
ruUh, Instruct ton, santa Pc, n VI
bear sir; have your letter Of May :
requesting my official opinion ~ To the
tiiur for which teachers certificates ~.
main valid. Under the act Of 1891 there
is no restriction on the length Of time
Tor which u certificate when issued re-
mains valid and In the absence Of any
such provision 10 the contrary. such GER
titcate, Ia my opinion, continues valid
indefinitely. ~ course, the efficacy Of
ANY such certificate Is subject To any IA.
ture change Ia the law that the legi-la.
ture may make.
Very truly yours.
OSignedI ALBERT H. fALL,
Ins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

II. r., ~llghmtu, furmerh we'll
kuuSu nu,,nr-- gentleman IT l,liWuri'
: D., l. IN the rlly lie il luuklng around
With view ot locating,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29

- N Nhhh ''.H 80 80
nuu Hr Al ?, T. one
pIy,, tap said | hAd
ruu,uIutipE ilrlhad
"a rugrttutt ave me
.nu fr.t Hut a food
ull piy,iI,g unoss
uSJ.lre had failed,
aaN.,,,i me ~ Use Df'
Milo, kc.toFattve
49, hRlAAn-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-29
i">r.Ilt, MN>I IuIIn

~uu.,u'r N,1nr I,ul '"u,r rrt- =, tn' ~uuuN
.r'. uld I""u. Where 5000 ',u Is-s .
t,.aut IIuut ."r TUu NIth huut.'lt
Nuuf ,wrt, ur huur ir,'uu-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
ROUTED THE DEPUTIES.
Attempt 70 Eviot Striking Miners Results
x IN NV i4Ssss &F, gs II = Riot.

f s5 s.& 5ir IA g5s5 5&.r.
DLtsinpt 70 Eviot striking Miners Results
\ tssSs IN, II : Riot.
PITTsBURa, Sept. 8.-The efforts to
Sevict the striking miners Of the Pitts.
burg and Chicago Coal company at
iOrangeville, resulted in riot Of no
mean proportions and the utter fail.
5ure on the part of the company to &C.
complish its object. Each OF the 20
deputies was armed with Winchester
rife and q revolver, hut in spite OF
this. the strikers. headed by 100 Polish
women, closed in on them, and tho
deputies received rough treatment.
They were gradually forced back and
finally reiterated to Gastonville where
they remained in the company's office
all night. In the morning the dep
uties sailed out from their besieged
quarters and started to march to
Orangeville. Headed by the women.
the strikers rushed ON the deputies with
stones, clubs and pick handles and the
blows fell thick and fast. This attack
continued for some time and several OF
the deputies were seriously injured, but
they refrained from firing on the mob.
Finally, by the use Of a flag Of truce,
a parley was held which ended in the
deputies agreeing to leave the town,
which they did, being marched to the
train by the strikers. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
DOLAN WON HIS POINT.

4ittsburg Delegates to the Columbus Con-
ventjon Go Uninstructed.
PlTTsBURG, Sept. 8. The convention
of mine workers to select delegates to
the Columbus convention was one Of
:the largest ever held and probably has
mot been before equalled III excitement
sand Importance. The future Of thou.
sands Of miners, their wives and chill
dren, depended on the action of the
gathering. Although the rank and file
of the delegates seemed imbued with
the idea that the operators were ready
to throw up their hands and pay the
B9.cent rate demanded by the strikers,
President Dolan, by excellent diplo-
macy, tact and perseverance,, kept the
miners so well within bounds, that the
delegates from this district will go to
columbus with instructions to use
their discretion In settlement of the
difficulty.
President Dolan will use every en-.
lleavor to bring the convention into line
for the acceptance Of the compromise
rate and knows he has task confront
ing him. Many delegates from other
states, notably Illinois and Ohio, will
go into the convention with a deter
animation to hang out for the 69.cent
rate in spite Of the wish Of the national
sCff1Cers. .s,G H. --.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
ARE STILL sKEPTiCAL.
Government Officials Say 1t is Quee
~ Variety of Yellow Fever. ES

Government Officials Say 1t is q Queer;
4. ,-.. Variety of Yellow Fever. l,.g
WASHINGTON, Sept. Sin addition to
DR.. Guiteras, Doctors Murray and Cart
ter, also yellow fever experts, have been
ordered by the Marine hospital authors
ties to the scene of the epidemic at
Ocean Springs.
The officials ut the surgeon generals
Office are quite anxious that DR.. Quit
eras should be, on the ground as soon as
possible, as they think SO much Of his
opinion in yellow fever cases as to be
guided entirely by it in their action,
So far their advices are confirmatory Of
the press reports that the epidemic is OF
the nature Of yellow fever. Still it is
evident that even yet they are not en-
tirely confident of the correctness Of the
reports received. They say that If the
disease is yellow fever, it is very strange
that ont Of 600 cases, there should have
been only ~ deaths. 4
The treasury department has pro.
cured 200 tents from the war depart.
ment for use at the permanent yellow
fever detention camp, which has been
established at Waynesboro, Ga. There
are no fever patients there, but the
camp has been established as pre-.
cautionary measure.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
WEST is PROSPEROUS.

So says Secretary Wilson, Summing Up
His Observations. t::s<s
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-Secretary
Wilson was at lis desk in the agrlcul-
tural department during the day tor the
first time for month, having just re-
turned from his t1ur Of the transmits
sissippi states. He went as far west as
Montana and Utah, giving especial at
tention to the agricultural interests of
the states visited, with particular atten-
ton to irrigation, horse raising and
sugar beet growing. Il found the
farmers in especially good spirits wher-
ever went" he said. ''There is no
doubt that confidence is restored and
that the country is justified in its an
ticipations OF better times. The people
are all busy in the West. Indeed, do
not believe there is an idle man west OF
the Mississippi who wants work"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
GRIP CONTAINING 100000
Customs Oficers Make a Rich Find at
.. .'..... ,-.,,.yr laredo. Tex. ,aa.

Customs Onicers Max. Rich End Mt
... as.y Laredo, Tex. 49,. s4@
g SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 8.-Cus-
toms inspectors at Laredo have found
an unclaimed grip on train containing
500. 900 worth of diamonds, jewelry
and other valuables. When found no
one claimed ownership. An American
suspected Of ownership denied it. In
making up the report of seizures
the officers opened the valise. It
contained a lot Of diamonds, likewise
jewelry, bonds and other securities, in
eiaG;ng gold coin, tha whole aes.cra'-
ing III value over $2OO,C00. Papers in
the valise Indicate that it belonged 10 q
Spanish officer. It is believed it was
stolen by an American who lacked the
courage to claim owner ship. ,r.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
half A DOZEN KILLED |,
Explosion Of Nitroglycerin Re-
& suits In Great Devasta-
ton at Cygnet, O.
Country for Miles Trembled
and Surrounding Build
n. ings Demolished.
Number Of Victims Not Known
but Everyone in the
Vicinity Is Dead.

4 CYaNET, O. Sept. ga terrible ex.
plosion Of nitroglycerin occurred here
which resulted in the death Of six pco-
pie whose names are known and others
at present unknown. The killed are
Sam Barber, Allen Falls, John Thomp.
son, Charles Bartel, Henry Lansdale
and boy named Ravens. ~
The explosion occurred at Grant we'll,
located at the rear Of the National Sup.
ply company's Office building within
the village limits. This we'll had just
been shot by Samuel Barber, the shooter
for the Ohio and Indiana Torpedo COM
pany. The well was gasser, and
when the 100 quarts Of glycerin let
down into the well exploded the gas
ignited and with a terrific roar the
flames shot high above the derrick. As
soon as the drillers saw the flames sew.
eral climbed into the derrick to shut off
the gas, but they lad hardly gotten
there when there was q terrific explo'
sion. The burning gas had
SI0rt0O tn0 EtenSAu1uB OAyceTs"
il tho cans standing in. wagon near
the derrick. Ii another wagon nearby
were some cans containing another 100
quarts of the stuff and this was started
by the force of the first explosion. The
second was blended with the first in a
mighty roar, and the town and sur.
rounding country for miles trembled
from tie shock. All the men on the
derrick and in the vicinity were killed,
but who they all were or the exact num-
Der is not known. The National Sup.
ply company's building was completely
demolished and nothing remains but q
big hole where the wagon stood. There
is not whole pane of glass in any Win
dow in the town, and every house and
store was shaken to its foundations.
Eight buildings are a total wreck and
many others were damaged.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
OPPOSE SETTLEMENT.
.xllinois Miners Not Satisfied With the
Agreement. .',.

:Illinois Miners Not Satisfied With the
Agreement. ..,.-
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. g. State Presi.
dent Carson Of Illinois, who is one of
the few representatives Of the miners
ON hand to attend the national conven.
ton, states that he cannot vote to &C
-cept the proposed settlement Of the
strike. He refused to sign the propo-
sition sent out to the miners and states
he cannot do otherwise than oppose the
settlement, since the Illinois operators
have notified him that they will not
abide by any agreement that will ad-
vance prices in that state. President
Carson thinks that il the agreement is
accepted by the miners the action of
the Illinois operators will soon force .
reduction in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
No New Case Of Yellow Fever
Makes Its Appearance In
New Orleans.
One Death at Ocean Springs,
Miss, With Symptoms Of
tie Disease.
Latter Place Entirely Isolated
and Serious Suffering
s4s%s u,n4 Is Certain. Ki:g8

New ORLEANS, Sept. 8.-Night fell
upon New Orleans without single
case Of yellow fever having been re-
ported to the board Of health. But one
imported case thus far has been devel-
oped here and death has wiped that
out. The board of health declares that
in spite Of all reports to the contrary
not one Of the many who had come
hither from Ocean Springs have been
stricken with the fatal disease. Physi-
clans are promptly reporting cases OF
fever that come under their obserya.
ton. DR.. Walmsley said four or 1--we
doubtful cases had been reported and
that members of the beard OF experts
had investigated them all. In none Of
them was there trace or symptom Of
yellow fever. E.3ss s5.s
Ocean Spring. Isolated.
Only one additional death has been
reported at Ocean Springs with symp-
toms Of yellow fever. No new cases
had been reported during the afternoon.
Ocean Springs has now been absolutely
cut Off from the outside Z. >rld and the
only means of reaching - town are by
wire or mail. oe4 .Uns suffering Is cer-
tain to follow. 1t Was said during tue
afternoon there was only one ton of ice
in the town and there was no way to-
set more. Ice is necessary where fever
RACES. Physicians at the Springs get
but little rest and it is not SO certain
the medical supplies will not soon BE-
exhausted, but in the course of day OF.
two means will be found whereby rel
lief will be supplied. ..:. s&
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
WAS LOADED WITH ARMS.
Eilibuater Schooner Gonna Believed ia
Have Foun cred,

Tilibuster Schooner Gonna Believed to
Have Foun cred. 49,.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-From infor-
nation brought to this port by the
British steamship Straits of Dover,
from Santiago de Cuba, there is reason
to fear that the schooner Donna, which
sailed from New York three, weeks ago
with arms and ammunitionaor the in.
surgent army, has foundered. The
steamer brought word that the. vessel
had not arrived and that nothing has
been heard Of her. Her cargo was in
tended for General Garcia, who is en-
camped in the mountains near Baracoa,
on the North coast of the province,
awaiting the arrival of the vessel. She
was deeply laden with dead weight
cargo Of shot and shell when she left
New York. s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
BURNED ALL THE BOOKS.
Sensational Developments In the Treasury
Shortage at Osnge. La.

Sensational Developments In the Treasury
Shortage at Osage, La.
Usage, H., Sept. S.-Another sensa-
tional episode has occurred in the Pei
ton county treasury deIalcation of six
years ago. The defaultlug treasurer
is dead, but the crime OF Saturday
night is proof that there is strong
foundation for the rumors that in the
looting of the county treasury living
ones are implicated. ~
During the night the treasurer's Office
was entered and the vault unlocked
with key and the cash books of the
Pelton administration and the first two
years of the present incumbent de-
stroyed by fire. Sensational develop
ments will occur in q very few days.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
Artesi.n Well Conc Wrong.

w. t~ ArteDiAn Well Conc wrong.
CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Sept. 8.-Parties
returning from the Lower Brule agency
report that the mammoth government
artesian we'll. recently struck there, is
on the rampage, and after belching
forth coal. sand and other substances,
became partially choked up. 1t is feared
it will be necessary to redrill in order
to make the well again flow freely.
When first struck the well forced q
solid 6.inch stream nearly ~ feet above
the top Of the casing.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
Lost Sight From Explosion.

FARGO, N. D., Sept. S.-Sunday night
an incandescent electric light exploded
in Bismarck and pieces Of glass were
forced in the eyes Of Mrs. r. D. Hos
kins, wife OF the clerk Of the supreme
court. She was brought to Fargo and
an eye specialist pronounced her eye
sight hopelessly lost.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
Klondiks in Potatoes.

Sioux FALLS, Sept. 8.-A Lincoln
county farmer has 40 acres Of potatoes,
averaging 200 bushels, which ought to
bring him. when the price here id.
yanoss to equal that paid elsewhere,
not less than t4O,000. The local price u
still low and On shipments 70 Chicago .
proft Of 20 csnts per bushel has been
realised. Several local firms are buying
III the potatoes they can got hold Of at
pg0eont prices. 5#
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
A Convert.

Sooiaiist-Yes, mees. drinks de world
need shange. DinRs is not rigid. hope
you agree wiz, me, mees. e.
Miss Beauty-lndeed do. think It's
perfectly abominable the way wealth Is
distributed. All the nice young men poor
and nobody rich except equity widowers
and cranky old baohelors.-New York
Weekly. - :. 1890 - -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-09-10
Barber u 0coupjetl.

LONDON, Sept. ga special dispatch
from Cairo says that Berber, the next
town Of Importance on the Nile, in the
advance OF the Anglo Egyptian e1pedi-
ton upon Khartoum, has been occupied
By soudanese who are friendly to the
British. Berber is only about 100 miles,
% the crow flies, from Khartoum. b