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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
A Drunken United States Sos-
dier Courts Death in
Vain.
THE BALL BATTERS HIS BROW,
But in Vain, Although the Rifle is Pressed
Against His Head-GIances and
Hits Another.

Atlanta, March 27.-Charles Mclean,
a sergeant-major in the United States
regular army, stationed here, made a
desperate, but unsuccessful attempt at
suicide today while suffering from an
acute attack of alcoholism.
While alone at the barracks, he sud-
denly laid hold of a loaded rifle, which
he put to his head and fired. At the
sound of the report his comrades hura
rled to the scene, expecting to find
Mclean dead. But although the muz-
zle of the rifle had been pressed to his
forehead between the eyes, they found
nothing worse than roomfull of
smoke and suddenly -sobered drunk
ard lying stunned on the floor.
BY some miracle, the heavy ball had
glanced from the frontal bone and
passed through the ceiling of the bar
rack room, leaving the would be SUI
eide comparatively unlDjured.
Mclean will live to drink again, and
the only person injured by his mad es-
capade ls an innocent soldier, who was
sitting quietly in the room above.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
ALONG THE BAY.
Items of Shipping and General Har-
Dor News.

Items of Shipping and General Har-
Dor News.
The American schooner Charles X.
Buckley arrived yesterday from New
York, to load lumber from the Yellow
Pine Co. for New York.
The American schooner Sarah Pot
ter arrived yesterday from Provi-
dence, to load from Hilton Dodge
Lumber Co.
The American schooner F. and T.
Lupton sailed yesterday for Norfolk
with cargo of 1870 crossties, valued
at $S, 500, from F. d. Aiken.
The big bark Olivia was towed from
Torras' wharf to st. simon mills yes
terday by the tugs U. Dart and Iris.
Among the recent sailings for
Brunswick are the schooner j. w.
Balano, Captain Wilson, from Boston
schooner Nellie Floyd. from New
YORK, and the Norwegian bark Aim,
Captain Hogland. from Barbados.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
A Fatal Flood.

Quitman, March 27.--A negro was
drowned here today while trying to
swim across the river to fasten rope
to tree in order to prevent a bridge
from going down stream. The river
is rising rapidly and resembles an in
land sea.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
A Slight Change.

The schedule of the Cumberland
Route has been slightly changed so as
to meet more fully the demands of the
travelling public. The steamer Gov
ernor Stafford will leave Brunswick at
8 instead of s 80 a. M, leaving Jekyl
at 9, arriving at Fernandlna at u, and
leaving Fernandina, on the return
trip, at Up. m. This change is effect
i've April l.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
AN AGENT ARRESTED.
Savannah Insurance Man in Trou BILE
His Side of the Story.

Savannah Insurance Man in Trou BILE.
His Side of the Story.
Savannah. March 27.-The friends
of Mr.. r. j. Davant. Jr., were sur
prised TO learn that he had been ar
rested on warrant sworn out by Ed
gar S. Wilson, of the Macon Fire In
surance company, charging him with
larceny after trust in the sum OF $3.50.
The Macon company is going out of
business and the misunderstanding
hetween Messrs. Davant and Wilson
arose when they came to settling up
the affairs of the company in Savan-
nah. r.. j. Davant & Son have been
the company's agents here, and claim
that the balance due was withheld
SIMPLY to bring about some under.
standing as to the renewal of the busI.
ness.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
He Outrages His Fifteen Year
Old Step-Daugh-
ter.
SAFFORD'S SICKENING STORY.
The Victim frightened Into Silence, While
the Criminals Love of Liquor
Losens His Tongue.

Griffin Ca, March PA man named
w. r. Stafford has been arrested at
GAINESVILLE on charge that is likely
to land him on the gallows or put him
into the hands of a mob. He is charged
with having committed rape en- his
own stepdauebte- "od the story ia
sickening record of n"E-i@Ia' inst
The outrage We. LII. D
week ago, but tue vIctIm-who is but
l5 years old-was persuaded to hold
her peace under threats of death.
Stafford finally got drunk and while In
his cups told the whole story, which
came to the ears of the grand jury of
Pike courty. Official action followed
and Stafford was prom pity indicted and
and placed in Jail.
The people are deeply incensed
against the prisoner and threats of
lntlicting summary vengence are
heard. Stafford some years ago mar
rled widow with four children, who
is highly respected in the community.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
PEACE PROMISED.

Preni, r Canovas is Confident of
Conquering Cuba.
London, March 27 "A dispatch from
Madrid to the Central News says that
negotiations for conclusion of peace
are in progress between the govern
ment of Spain and the Cuban insur-
gent leaders with favorable prospects.
SIGNS OF SUCCESS.
Madrid, March 27.-It is reported
that the Spanish squadron has cap
tured the rebel stronghold at Bacolar
island of Philippine islands. After
the adjournment of the cabinet coun-
Gil held yesterday Premier CaDovas
inform d number Of newspaper rep
resentatives who called upon HIM that
the Spanish campaign against the in
surgents in Cuba ia nearing a success
full close.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
Coal OIL Johnnie Soap at the Down
ing Company.
SWARTHY SMUGGLERS.

Some of the Werneth Halls Coolies
Started Clothing Business.
Tippo Benlie, Rahamandra, Sikh
Rigs and Mana Veda form an enter
prlsing quartette of HindOos on board
the British steamship Werneth Hall
They have fine eye for business in
addition to other qualities.
Yesterday afternoon the four coolies
came ashore and proceeded to dispose
of nglish-made clothing to the negro
citizens. They sold cheapIy and found
ready customers. The goods, how
ever, we're smuggled, and Customs In
sLeotor Deming put stop to the traf-
fic by seizing the goods, He secured
several articles, coats, pantaloons, etc.
The coolies, il appears, have been
carrying on the business steadily since
coming into port. One of them was
noticed on the streets the other day
who wore five or six coats, regardless
of the warm weather. This is their
method of carrying their goods about
on the lookout for customers.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
Grand Opening

Of spring millinery and pattern bats
selected by the best artists of New
York. For beauty and cheapness they
cannot be excelled; will be found at
Mrs. Earle's. Ladies are respectfully
invited TO see for themselves
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
KY'S KICKERS.
The Roll Call Ignored-No Quorum
aud No Election.

The Roll Call Ignored-No Quorum
aud No Election.
Frankfort, Ky, March 27.-The call
at todas's joint session showed only
tifty-six members present, the anti
Hunter republican, and the free silver
and gold democrats refusing to an
swer TO their names.
The president Of the session ruled
that there was no quorum present, but
said he would literally construe the
statute requiring a daily ballot for
senator and ordered a roll call.
Thereupon those opposed to Hunter
again refused to answer to their
names.
Hunter received 56 votes and the
chair ruled hat there was no election.
majority Of both houses not being
present and voting. The joint session
then adjourned, Several members
were present, and fear that the Hun
ter men would play some sharp trick
and elect their man after all caused
the opposition to prevent a quorum.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
Misery on the Mississ ppi.

Quincy, H., March 27.-The Missis-
sippI river continues to rise here at a
dangerous rate. The water rose seven
inches yesterday and the gauge showed
fourteen feet abnve the low water
mark. The river bottoms are all un-
der water. The river is now seven
miles wide here and thousands of acres
of land are submerged. People have
been driven from their homes to the
hills by the hundred, and those who
have remained in their houses are liv-
ing in the upper stories, and are COM
PEELED to use boats instead of wagons.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
An Old Landmark.

The rOomy old Scarlett building, on
Fancy Bluff, which has been a Glynn
county landmark for many years, is
being gradually undermined by the
washing away of the bluff on which 1T
stands.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
TRILBY MONDAY.
Du Maurier's Great Play to Be Seen
Here Then.

Du Maurier's Great Play to Be Seen
Here Then.
DuMaurier's famous play, "Trilby," )"
with all its magnificent scenery, cos
tunes, music and stage garniture, to-
gether with A. M. Palmer's great dra-
matte company, which made it so pop
ular in New York and Boston, Will
visit our city Monday night. "Trll-
by" is strange, weird, powerful and
intensely interesting play, admirably
acted at every point, beautifully
staged and received the greatest pos
sible enthusiasm everywhere, Never
have audiences been more demonstrate
i've at the end of play, and never was
it watched with more intense interest
In the development Of dramatic story.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28

All are invited to take look at our
window. Nothing but colured shoes
In it. Palmer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28

Our stock of tan shoes for men and
ladies is the largest and most complete
of any ever shown in Brunswick. Pal
mer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28

Our new spring stock was selected in
person and you will be pleased when
you see them and hear the price.
Palmer,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28

Take the average young man Of the
day." said he. "What is his ideal of
life? Ask him anc he will tell you
that he means to make money. He is
mistaken, His conception of his III
innate aim in life is of the vaguest. He
thinks he wants money. He is wrong.
What he really wants is the good
of 1t as he goes along. The two things
are, unfortunately, incompatible; a
man cannot eat his cake and have 1t.
That he can accomplish that miracle
is one of the illusions of youth. Ihad
none; Jared hard and hoped. There
fore, am now my own master, 1 go
where like and enjoy life"
The quiet man on the opposite side
of the glowing fireplace made sound
in his throat expressive of dissent.
The ideE of man enjoying life when,
like the last speaker, he had arrived at
the doubtful age of 60, with something
spiciOusly Like dyspepsia, and more
than suspicion of chronic bronchitis
in his thin voice, was evidently pre-
posterous to gentleman whose views
of life were as rosy as his broad bland
countenance. Whatever he thought,
this is what he said:
you talk of the Illusions of youth I!
We have heard of them before. Sup
pose you now tell US of the olsen
chantments of age? One is as real as
the other; and the boy who squanders
his money when he is ripe for enjoy
ment is no more pitiable than the old
man who has squandered his youth to
! oOSu uidoC AIOhCJ hC ID IuCd HdUI6 VI
enjoying. In the words of man
greater than any who sits beneath
this roOf-'We should not compliment
hungry man, who should refuse a
whole dinner and reserve all bis appe-
tlte for the desert, before he knew
whether there was to be any desert or
not But this, my friend, is what
you, by your own showing, have done.
Eggs should not be sat on until they
are stale, nor feastlng deferred until
the appetite las gone. And when l
think Of your case, and that of the
youth who tasted life when he was
hungry tor it, and, like you, was ab-
stemious when he had to be. | feel
that you have played but sorry part
in life"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
The Weather.
land sea-.

Atlanta, March 27.-Fair Sunday,
warmer in northern portion.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28
THE LISTENER.
Some of the Things That Are Over
heard in a Brunswick Day.

He was venerable and well-sea-
soned specimen. He had just re-
turned from lazy, lettering trip
through the West Indies in the big
liner Ohio, and at the moment under
consideration was calmly expounding
his theory Of life in the reading room
of the Oglel horpe.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28

All shoes, all toes, all prices in mems
fine shoes at Palmer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-28

Drink Carstair's Monogram Whisky
at the Arcade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

rade at Clif secured From the Datil
mountains they came southwest, pa-ring
Iiiiaror'a, where they stole four horses
thence 10 the plaiaa on the Frisco river
~ western SOcutrO county They pa-..d
through III" plazaI ahuut midnight uf
Friday, the 18Th Glt.
NJ the plaza they tried ~ induce n
N"Nirah Stor. keeper Ia open 10 his
store with IN" evident intention ~ rob.
h"rt. They had solneone III the party
who spoke Spanish nuen,l, aud who was
evidently we'll acquainted with the trsi.
dents of the plaza, ~ after failing To- ~.
due" the store keeper 10 open hi estah
ll-hmrnt, they went 20 the house Of "A
particular friend Vt the merchant aud
asked him To- ~ with them hack ~ IN.
store, but he, ton, was suspicious aud
Kept his house closed
After leaving the plaza they Travelled
DOWN the Frisco, stopping long enough
near ALMA, un the night II sunday. the
2l-t, to steal four nurses from the v. :.
ranch, Then. out " the main rua,i,
through the hills H. iloathe. y place nj
IN. which They Robbed Monday evening
about N"'cl"rk SILVER city Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

~ Olp AND NkLL.1hIED kkhEDS.
Mrs. WinslOw's SDDthing SyruI has h""n
dsssi Tor over hfty years by millions IT
niothers Tor their children while t,-.thing
With perfect success. II spthe- the child,
-often- the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and In the b,s4t remedy Tor
iiArrhDa. II pleasant ~ the taste. Sold
by druggists In every part Ut the world.
twenty-five cents a bttle. it, value II
lncalcuAble. Ne sure and Aak Tor Mrs
NlnSlow'a Soothing syrup and take no
other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

Manchester and London n Lancashire
coinpanie- REPRESENTED 10y 4. II Kent,
Who II the agent tuf Mrs. Crafy The
ianAgs Ia the store tu'm occupied b,
The Faif, II n estimated Will not
amount Ia more than tau. II that much.
When the flames ~rrr nj their height
aud II hN,kSi very much ~ " u srtiru.
IRE would result, ~ n heavy wind wa-
blowing nj the time, the tfrmrn Wrfr
equal to the rmrtgpnc, aud pUn there.
after had the ire completely under con.
ifnl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
-! MN>ItItut> MtHnin
~ 'uS. ~ ~" M,",,. " hn.r ~. ,d und,
Wt~ IuuuI

y ,uN, ~ ~" Mtu,,. " hn.. u, ,L Un,,
49, I"uud.
NI"f IN illi/lN va published hast
SATURDAY aIirfu"uu, gNlng the lniufiuh.
li"n That the drdi h.IN ul a whiir man
w. lnuud near sands siding, IIp the
read, Naf'hHi tulu,n began AN iu,rstI.
CATION, AMI, hrNond duIid. a~crftIIusi
dat The h"dN va, that "I VI. Lauy-iali
mlIl"f VII" vs. ~ tins rIty "A trw daN-
ago, That hr had considerable uiuiIS and
~ blinking h"h.iN, AMI that hr Irlt the
city, going north, with Il rdrlrutrT
lhtIl"'i Harry iIiiN"r whu hal wuI krd fut
dwight Wheeler. blNrr waS drinking
him '"lt nlih II l. i"rlar"i, hN SEVERAL wit.
nrs~r~, thai H. IOiN,t hal mad. the
threat That Il" would ,uuII"T or later yet
laug~tdIi'- monrS.
Nj ti"~" facts hrlug pat together. gay.
III" Inhf-lhl u gpHi Viu" Ia work ON And
~ III" evening m' NIIri description Of
OLIVER H. III" las Vega, object, f., arrest
AMI hold hliN"r "n II pIrIuu ~ Knowing
something ahMI, ia" mrri,f. lh- morn.
lng Mar-hhl Fnrn.l rrIIrI "A letter
from .lnig" r. \. Long. prosecuting nj
lurn"t, stating that IL" uihrrt- of Las
Nrga- ha\" ulrirr arrest lhr"r .u-prrts -
ttthur Lacey. John wilson and !. n.
bllNrT. All three ui tn, men wIn war.
beating their VA, nnrth nm n f,,i,h,
train. a'mt hnIu, been with sn,.
stall. not uIl, al C,I,iIi,- Inn - ,y ~.
the track ~ Rowe
h" letter say IL',N tell, the stor,
that "A f,,, miles nut If C,tr,Il,. M,
heat brakeman ni the nam w,n,.d ,,It.
Yer and v ii.,u I,r, tnr th,nr ,,L, ,,,
LEI them of an hams mat, l., h.,i,.,'
they had M m,u. n ,rrrIiI,,s th,, L,.
ceased went from ,h,, I,ri I'M, i,yn
an, inst l. fore the freight rIIl.J AMI OIL
into another box ear an IA, sam, ir,ir
In this ear AT J.ruIlos ln,.., rIiu,h.,i -,
lie sn\- thai IA. i.r,,,.,,I Nm. ,,r, maj,
>uus. stated nj ryrr,thiuy s,iI IN. n,,
-old "A mine nnd hrt hr.n dr,uk,n, w.,
i've week. nud w,. hrnLr, Inn, hs wnnii
rnn 10 The end Of IA, ear nud .,rik. "ui
into the AR A. If h,ti,ny ~, s,n,.,hima
and rNrIaIm nm y,.t ,nu nav, ,,,,,'.S
IN, drrr,..J h,,Ii,,,,,I ,h,r, 40, a.,
men IN th, car Al ,h,,,t ,u' ut,..,
this .li, ui Row. IA. ,r,,,,,, ,,,', ga, u.,,
and uImp,d ON Inr,, L.,t,I ,,nL MA
saw INN get mn Lru.h hin.,,lt and %,
back lnwnrL R,w. IRAN r,,,,,,i',
I,hn,It ten miles ,,nr l,,ur uhsm IA, ' n,,',st
,d ont Inrr, s,ys dnr,a."L .n,. ~
he hnd i'm ans -
Marshal Enrunn wh, h.s ,,L,, a., T.,
t.rrat IN the matter kuuwiuv ,h.u i ana.
staff yas m,,t,irf.L "A. hi. hntv IT,,
fnIInd shnwrI ih.t ia. ,hrn,,, ',,,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
INI,I riVtIIN>r~

I'r 90" uutu,. o' pullir muu,N- i- AT
Ala lu.r- ub,lrr u mulurnt L. tax.
pHl"ir Nu' are,nIug w lhrIT rhfrfuI
r"u,l.i"lAllou h.l at th, particular
urn" wh'u ihr general depression II M
"urh iHr ruil." country is ,uiIrfug
make Il = struggle fm citizens 10 Keep
~ "iia lh'lr taxes the matter ASSUME. "A
u"-i ,,lluli- a-I"rl and h"runr, iuunh
""rI'iu1 OF hi"uIluu. upruutahlr arA
urI.-7 Expenditures Of u" rlN'- mnI.
Il 'lu" lt' H." pir-rut L. an rNtrNa
gthrr Wat Oh" roplr -loud r,ll,kr at
Ih" polls h"N J.w-dal Morning lIrmu.
rTai
10 tla- uop..,luu w. give our most
hearty "u'or-rmsut lo give II effect
has msu N" am of the maJouN n the
f"puhIlchn- M N" courrlI for the lA-t
I"u lraf- In pr""i ~ IN, w. need not
90 bark hH nat the last hN month.
lhr r0'f,r"i II i"rmrn Moutfort. IIor
urr and uIhrf- a. get sir Graui. the
principal owner IT the morning pal4t.
in luliill the terms ot hi- contract in the
matter OF putting IA the number ut IA.
Grants Tor which lac Ma paid monthly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

>uIy.t
VI "',uck Tia alt,ruuun nh alarm If
urr Mh- sounded aui the urr department
irIhli'd /" the ~lui" m ice Far" No
-l' ""Hl ''"lI hNruun, Nli"fr lhrN found
the ~hrd ,ti rubbish ~ the -nmll back
NlI,l all ~ lliuI"-.
NrNrIdl streams "l water were pTuIult.
~ uil"i"i GA "a" llIuu-. tat the lTr Vas
not ~uthu"h untll Ia" llhtur- had rrrpt Ia
~" -luI" budding proper, AMI damaged
the goods anu huk- III the rear ui the
~l"ir considerably
d, r, ~ulI"f l. the proprietor, and hr
stated, when a tlll/lN representative
called "ii hluu, that hr had Iusi passed
Though IA" stole AMI hr Na- not aware
II ana uIr al hl~ place Tutll ~ informed
"hli" Al lhr l"'~t",lr", tie also stated
Mat h. had l"ru -rlluR hI- g,S,d- AT cost.
l"f "a" Intfl"'" 81 going on; IT hu~iur,-,
ana thrtri"Ir M Insurance had been e..
Iur"i /" ~"ulrthlug near : 10000.
FRANK Nuli'I ~N- at the -turr, and he
stated That about . urlurk hr heard "A
.rlhrhllug uuI-r ~ III" NhTd, that ms
father hat lu,t passed through the store,
AMI when 'r dl~ruNrfrd the tire hr flushed
back lu III" rear ul the store L. yet
ia" h""A-. llr iliur, wrfr then gain
NIX rnu-ilrHhlr hradNal, hut he secured
r"lu" IT the luuk~, dltrT which "A general
alarm "i me wa- gwen tie has uu idea
M the world how a." utr originated.
mI think that II must hh>r occurred
hmuug the rubbish ~ the NaId
u" -l"i" u lwlug rlAI,d II water ~
Ihi 'IIlIlN g",'- lrr-- aud Mf. ~ul2rr l.
u"l disturbed lu any great extent over
hl- loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

THIS aftrrn0H tie0rgr ONfandeT I'll.
tered suit ~ the district court against
cot Ernest \ i,fun-feld Tor tjHI dam.
ages, and III" pap-r- were placed In the
hands al III" lawyer Al. Wycoff. IL
seems that when the p,~tnlaster's won.
drrIul II, Bernard dog spTaug nj Mr..
Metz and Undecided ia teeth Ia her left
limb, i'roTge O-tTandrT, WIN was present
gallantly pulled the dog OH and almost
Snatrhd the animal bald headed, not,
however, until the dog had bitten the big
lingrr on his left hand. Mr.. OstrandrT
wants damages "a the amount Of SjAO
aud hr states that he haa witnesses who
val. testify that the wound INFLICTED on
hl~ llngrt prevented the liza II the left
hand tor several weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

TIA" i"aI ami lumn -rh,-l COMMISSION.
""rni"-'"i II N"-,r- \ Il Fail ~oIrltur.
GENERAL samuel Elipit territorial lrra-.
ur'r AMI Marc"lluo narra, territorial
auditor has been rrutganIlrd l., the
election OF Mr kduIt ~ chairman and
Mr. Fall ~ secretary, Ill" school wear
vii b" continued uutll Junr aud then
clos" '"r vacation. lhr appropriation
whi" i"r ia" -uplurl ul the -chupl, / So
Which vii rraIII" tl2". VIII not rruIt
10. A"pluE It open ANY longer \"w
M,,u.tn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10
lrHiI MOI y RINGS
\ i,S Items from this Ncl-Knowu
summer Resort.

t,l.. w.,th., r,,,,,un,., mini ,.,-,.,.,,
and the, min, ~ ,t.,,o,. h,. .i,..,, r.
.,lr a. las, S,,tu,d,,, IA. n,., ,,,L.,. -,
,,,. s,,..nr u...,. I,,..,.. &c.,, .,.,
hunias lane, arrived from ,,nIIuu MAR.
mnl. The, were not ont, pleased with
our lnromparnhN line climate. hui m,rs
-uWIth the henrlirlal rr-,ll,. of IN, w.t.r
vi. Cross, "lo IL -ai'"rlng with n severe
AMI hong Standing attack IT rheumatism
h"~ ATT hdH, after Nv" ~ AK baths eS-
irrr~'d lu- intention I" climb Ia the top
1T the mesa, uppnSItr IN, Strings. I'm A
.t,.,,i.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-10

! +, NulLrr, proprietor ~ "The FAIR"
which Was srOfch,sl by IRE last Satur
dal allrFn0On, stated 10 n CITIZEN repre-
sentative this morning that he has not
NJ yet got together his insurance papers.
tut Il certain that the insurance will
not amount Ia more than 8 90, held la
companies represented by Culley n Ar
UlJn
v hen the reporter cill@i at the office
IT ulley y ArmiJO a. ascertain the exact
figures, Mr. tullry VIA found entirely Ton
bus. Ia i1k up the policies, but stated
that the amount was about q .OUl, diyid-
ri IN III" Royal aud Fire Association
com palieA
Sir, Su.zer estimates his lOs, 70 stock
between t3on and $iu. aud Ia thankful
Ia the lire lsddies Tor their quick and
promp, work IN subduing the flames
without n greater damage.
A. stated IN 1nE CITIZEN Of Last Satur-
day Afternoon. the building belongs 10
Mrs 'ieO, y, CrAry. There are four one
story store rooms In row aud adjoining
each other. and upon thsse buildings an
ins rance al 5000 II being carried IN
The proNidencs- " ashinston. impsrsAi.