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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

VI I'FtHV VT 'IFN',
y Greenwood II III Albuquerque

Chester ureen~"h II III Albuquerque
on business.
v. Il. Howard went down Ia AlhuQuer-
que on Tuesday To Join hi wife, whom
rumor says l. Yer! -lck.
Hub Leeds. one Of the owners ot the
Washington mine Wa up from Alhu.
Iu"rIue last frluay and SATURDAY.
nrorGr {. smith went down 10 AIhu.
qU"rlur on TUESDAY g. spend Christians
city since -he lrit Eaud about two
months ago Hrrdlu Weekly.
IL" Aip"un"rpuc rArl"r BnWliuy AIIry.
The biggest crowd that ever attended
an opening In Albuquerque was present
on Christmas eve at huihrr n Co.'S open
ing OF their PArlor bowling alley. Prizes
had he-u offered in the form O' turkeys,
for these who made the largest scores,
and auIung those who were successful IN
winning turkey were AeSsr-. Kuhn
Bros II Loeb. Paul BetLler. Billy ulm.
stead laNr WELLER aud John Mann The
fun was fast and furious tn bowling
being kept ny urlil Christmas day had
almost dawned, The hl ;grst score MADE
on the ALE. Wa 20 paints by I'd Doid,
aud the iir-t Nritr was maze hy liIa pop.
ular manager. r.. +, Stofrl hwling
wd~ lndulgrd IN Christmas iaN hN most
Of Albuquerque hu-lur~- men, and the
only -urr place 10 look Tor anyl-.iy WAS
AT the Albuquerque farlor bowling alley,
This allr' i u d-curd sclul-lion 20 Al.
buquerQur, aud THE Crr7t< wishes II a
prosperous future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
aIOu Reward, 300.

The readers Of this paper will he pleas
81 a. learn that there II ut lrast one
dreadful disease that science has been
able IA cure IN all its stages, and that IL
crtarfG. Halls Catarrh cure IL the only
positive cure now known " the medical
fraternity. Iatarrb being q constitution
nj disease, r@Quife- constitutional treat.
ment Halls CatAErh Cure " taken In.
trrnally, acting directly upon the blood
ami mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building ny the constitution and a.
Histing nature IN doing it, work. The
proprletOrs have ~ much faith 10 IT,
curative powers, that they offer one Hun.
drrd Dollars for any case that II fails 10
cure. send Tor list OF testimonials.
Address , J, Cheney \ Co, Toledo. q.
Sold hy druggists. 1ic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

Arthur EeIilt ieport- having enjoyed
a rafting holiday trade.
", r., Fox repTts having done mnch
better holiday trade than The Ame time
last year.
7, l. Maynard says Mat this year =
business Is every III ~ gud ~ last
years, aud that the holiday tade was
very good.
), NAnn, the Railroad avenue jewrler,
has s0ld more gnoi- thi- Christmas than
any time before,
The Crrnllos Rustler says Mrs j. =.
Williams aud daughters, Edna and Myr
tie aud Mis- Emma Green who are al.
tending school AT Albuquerque, came
home SATURDAY night 10 spend the holt.
DAYS, The Misses Annie Jones aud Berthe
Rogers a'e also home, but We understand
will not return, ptrterrlng 10 attend the
private school taught by Mr., q. T. Bill.
lings,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

The Phoenix Herald says, Grant But
gesa, late Of Albuquerque, New Mexico
has accepted position In the opera hoa-s
pharmacy with Dr. keeier. and that pop
ulAr medical dispsnsary will be even
more popular In ths future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
Tlmtrt Culture hinAl Proof,
Aati.. for lsuhlIratlaa
Land once al Santa Re, y N.
JulV 7, lspo

land uIltt Al HAhIA Pc, NJ (
JAW 7, iHvo.
~ Ces hereby gwen that Nall'cr Doug
l.,s, e. Albuquerque, y ", hes nlru notice
q - l,eu,,ul 10 MIKE tinA' pfuni b~futr lhr
",uA Click oi bc, islll'u Couniv, Al ms ~
be A'aunurrqur, n NJ, ON Irpasv thr
20 dFV ui AdV dst lspd, on dmOet CuI,urr
$40 eSyou No o. lot tAr = sni Nk'. and
T. ~ 81. ~ sec,un No ., Ia Iu~rsuip NJ
., =, rslge No, \ east
u agules AZ Witnesses sheldon Null
-, EdNAsi l.. Cole. T., A. btuWn, ChStlrs u
uoNt, oil of ALBUQUERQUE, y
JAnEi II. Wa KER, Regis.rT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
CnRISrMAs ENTERrAl>ME>r

special FI~r,is-s Given In he Cun.rr...
uopsi Chu,,h Last FNrnng.
Ire Cm islUaS exercises given IN the
Congregational church last eNening we've
we'll attended snd appreciated by all
present, especially by the lhle fo'kS,
when OId Santa made his appearance,
The br-t o. the program consisted Of
recitgIions aud songs hy the lutte :olkS,
each Que rendering hts part III good
st,lr rejecting great cr,SiIt upon Mrs.
SnSdrr aud Mrs. hcClasky, who had
charge u this part Of the program.
Special mention should be- gwen the solo
sung hy Harvey BiIlner, who certainly
has u remarkable NOlcy for one W young
aud the four lIIle uoyS who sung, wen
vote Tor santa Claus" caused a great
deal ~ merrimeut,
The latter part Of the entertainment
was pantOmlme, a visit from Santa
claus The scene waS MI lnhIio, View
with al old fashion IRE place ANA brick
chimney, Suddenly sleigh bells we're
heard aud down the chimney 81 Nicho.
lAS came with bound" a. the delight Of
the children After llling the stockings
In front OF the Are place Sluta Claus PIC.
ceedcd 10 take the hr ok, WHICH proved
to he full ~ candy, from the chimney
and gave them to The children,
The church was very ta-,riully decor.
AIsd in green cedar branches and nllstle.
toe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

The N ra-o Tribune says Col. John
bouadaile, Of Albuquerque, accompanied
by his family, Is spending the holiday sea.
son with his parents In JuAreI. The
colonel Ia one oi the most prominent men
In New ArIieO and his friends are legion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

II. 5. Van slyck, general agent Tor the
Atlantic Il Pacific, went west yesterday,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

IN ne Dsar,t CuI,l o. the Second Juu'CISI
bHtn,tu, the Irunufy ui New Mexico. ST
90. Nlu.n and .ut BrtnEll'lu CuGu,y, Tor Iur
I'D, aud urauus ul causes s.Is'ng uuuc, the
-nS ~ saId lr,ttury,
A IDEAS u bauuy
No. 'f2N
Alla " ualu. \
thautetN iut Divorce.
Toe -. % ur,rnGoi.. Anna ~CNrun ~ me- ehg
70 trd .,i.t = su,, co. ,taptr,E IN ulNu. e hA'
urrn commenced a.,,lul trt 90 ,pc d. l,'
Goa iu, toe Cuuhty uI lie, hai. 20 ,,'u ,r.t 81
.u Sew Mri,ou. Nv A ,dTrss Schadu, ,ur - VI
tuInpIa. hrl,, - NIl. ~ GrCtre -, rusnlu,r
dEu,,r nuu' ne SAT- ueienUa AT ara fer O,hr
., luor,nrut nd thsl unless Won, ,ir $50
drirnuan, rutrt Nruf GpuraTFnCc ~ "a sd
y or or.o,r lhr first Monday ~ frb,u.,y ', A
~ So the SAINT or ~ iur dist day OF Re
Tu.tv. A. ID 1877. dec,rr p,n COP ESQ y Y -
IT, iur. rd ara -, YOU, q. y DATEON,
lSkALl Clrrs and Hrs istrt ~ Crsucr,y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

\ sprr TrrduE ~ tlr stockholders ui lhe
Wrs,r u liumr,,rad Pud ltirMiuu company
p.0r IN ihr n I A.uiiu building In Alhu
quygUur, New MeL,Cu. ~ the pln day Of No.
VrniurL lspd, at > O'Clock IN the ,etuo1 !.
a., the putpfsr ui voting upon Proposed In =
crease o. the cspilAl st,Sk ui said company
ifunl shuu 900 a., 1000 shsfrs oi the "a value
q, siuu each - o. OOu. 900 Of 900 shares "a
the par value OF . 90 each
nv order ut the l. ard ut directors
PErER MCCHFSSEY,
CHARLES II CHvAAR,
HESEI -, iARRoWkH.
II PHiTCHNTr,
JAMES T. CAETEkTEH,
q, uurr :, lspd Directors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
70 40 't2s


! Re ~ q Cpu ol uur SECOND Juu Gu
De, I. 40, ,Ur ir.u OF" 81 "a Mexico, NJ,
~ N,tuIr a., iuI iirtu.ii'u County f.,
.ur al suu meaning ~ mes at,s'nR uao'
,ur Laws 1T sad ,cuNury
SuHuu SER
Va No 1888
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

T,cs,, drirnGaa,. SelsOi Hyde - here
ne, ned ,u, a. aCtluu ut aSsuippH., uy Al
comment I.'s urru commenced aRair"! am y
= Sctun, JhatCisl bisTCt tuu,, NtuIn ard
TO tnt CuuniN ui BrinEl'lo 10y SAID plRinuf,
SIMON S,rIu, a srcuNrI Hnurn doe tu PLAIN
~ uu rirnGaut tor goods, Natrt aud ulct
suau,ls e, ~ E.Ined, sci, sod a lNrtet, and
90 aCCOun, stated Wrcn them, uEnlaRe.
ClsuIrU one IunGtrd and sryrliN.nv dullats.
49, interest add t,'s,s ut suliI =, Nuut none '
uIr vuu has berd attached ard va, 'ished, ard
nat unless yun entet Yort appearance n sad
SUI. un ur Jeior he iiIs, Mondsy o February
A u 1897, he sane tcink lhr ,tsl day oi
Fru.r?ty, A, u, 1897, Judgment 10y driauh al
br ,rndrted agalns yod and against the pct
son lndeb.rd ~ you ~ gatnlshrrs
ISEAtI -, y MAKHOS. Cletk.
a l. ADAMS, A tOlnCy fH piaintH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

Al the Windsor hotel yesterday the
story was absolutely denied. Mr. hillett
wa II The v lnd-Or on the 10Th gnd paid
his hlll regularly before leaNlnk tue city.
he clerks nj the Windsor saV that the
stotN WAS made ont " whole cloth.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

and the latter treating his accuser as
,hough she were a man. as he had
eight to do because all the delegates
had the same rights and privileges on
the floor. replied that she was | ar.
Immediately there was free for all
hg hit and the women were n the thic<
of the battle from stat to fin sh, I'd
made the fur, or rather the whiskers
fly. In thus demonstrating her alb lily
to go In and scuffie effectively the new
woman has successfully esta plished
her right to a voice in the affairs of
government and in the future she will
cut wide swath in the populist con-
ventons Of Colorado and perh AUS other
states of the Wild and woody west.
"here ste has the right to vote and
make stump speeches. We advise pop
ul'sts of the mas .uline gender out
here, however, to deposit their whis-
kers 10 bar Der shop before going in
to convention, because a man has very
Little show in d scr MN aye when there
is an enraged woman tangled up in his
Oeard.-N. 0. States.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27
Ancient Greek Genius.

Professor w. B. Smith, of Tulane
university, recently delivered an intef-
esting lecture, before the Woman's
club of New Orleans Ga the above
named subject.
Prof. SIN tn prefaced his lecture with
the remark that in many respects mod
ern civinzatian in the apple d scienc 5.
and in industrial and mat rial progress.
far outs pped the civiz "a ion Of an
Glen Greece. One of The large cit es
of Eu", pc contains more lnnabit ants
than rhaps the whole of Hell a,
in the days of Peric es, aid the com
~ rclal n ,vie, of Il single port outnum-
Der the com bIned argOSles of Gree &c
in those lines wrile the wealth of a
V-nI erb /, or a Roc 1efeller would riv-
al the tot Il final CT al p 'sseSsious of the
Gre elk rep bli: n It palmy days. But
il poetry, musir, sculptur', painting,
ora DRY, "a e-manship, pui o-ophy and
the OBJ rus sciences, especially in g rOm-
etry, mo ern times have not produced
the 20 Gal of an Eschuylus or a Sopho-
COS, I, Phidias OF a PraXatelos, a De-
mos h MS, "a PerIcie-, a Socrates, or an
| Aristotle, md an Euclid.
Csreclan ats ana sciences were evolv-
ed By He l.nic p Cpl. t emselve-.
I tn. y horro we'd nothing from O. Their tn
Egyptian o. tn Asiatic, save that the Y
| tuOK le ters from tne Phoen icidns, b t
n 1t ,itera nre, and they b 'rrowed en-
craving ~ CHASING from Asia, ana
surv, wing from Egypt Bat in the per
! f, ctrrg OF &C enc and art, 10 e gradual
Development and expansion and pr o.
| greg. thereof. the Greeks were iudebt
ei to their own intelligent, mastery
eff TT.
| Prof. Smith read excerpts from Pin
dar and Homer to show bow ma jesJ C,
/ flowing, 6 ,mmanding and resOurcef i
| the Greek lar guhge was, and how
fee l. aud inadt quat the English vo-
CD b larry was TO g der the beauty and
sublim ty and harmony of form of the
/ orig nal.
| TIE Greeks ORGANIZED civilization
and if bad not been for their having
brought the &c IN mic people in tou"
with their wonderful vi liza i'm, Eu-
rOp. wO Id have been hundre of wears
. behind hand in rer DO iSte / l. tel ectua
/ ad ant 9es Whatever Of polish we
pcs ess il our language we owe TO the
. Gre eks: whatever progress modern ma
t on have made in the plastic arts is
due to the eXamp es al cient Greece,
and what yer brilliant subjects have
| adorned the rank, OF orators and states
men, we owe to the shining prototypes
Perjcl-s, DemO5thenes, Appelies Phi
diaS and d onysius.
Our so called advanced civilization
which rests upon d superstructure OF
industrial power and moaey power, is
not so secure as we might think. AL
ready gcs of the t mes portend q
crisis, dlle to the intense spirit of dis
satisfaction among the mase Of the
people. An indus rial civilization
while real and valuable, is not eudur.
ing.
We must cling to the ideal of the
Grec.an people If we wish to preserve
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27
A Mad Emperor.

A London dispatch sent out quite re-
Gently and given wide Publicity by the
ASSOCIATED presses refer ed to Europ-
can ruler who was bordering on insan.
| ity and who persisted in pinching his
guests aud trying to trip them up with
his sword. No name was given in the
dispatch, which naturally created a
good deal of curiosity among newspaper
readers all over the country. The
newspapers made all sorts of guesses
but not one of them came anywhere
near the truth.
The truth is quite startling and full
of serious import to the ancient and
sometimes honorable house of Hohen-
Zollern, for the crazy monarch is no less
a parsonage than Emperor William OF
Germany.
The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don Daily Mail sends his paper lon =
dispatch in which he comments with
of the unfor tun4te emperor The
trouble comes from local derange-
ment behind the ear ami almost in
recently this trouble has been kept
within safe limits by a treatment whic h
provokes constant discharge. OF late,
however. it has been impossible to
maintain this discharge, and the result
has been a com binatiou of excitab IL
ties, depressions and restlessness III 1t
has left the soft monarch on the verge
of mac ness. In the event of perman-
eDt affection it is sa d that William
will be succeeded by his brother, Prince
Henry, of Prussia, who VIII be pro-
claimed regent with an advisory coun-
oil
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27
: : IS S.
The New Woman as a Scrapper.


Cne of the leaders of he new woman
movement several months ago advised
ner sex as follows: IF you want equal
rights with men get iu and scutfle for
Vhem like men," and the publ she'd
proceedings of the convention OF the
middle-Of- Jhe-rOa1 pOpu lists recently
neld at Denver shows that the advice
has been accepted by the advanced
woman and will no doubt be followed
the future. Many Of the delegates
o the convention were womb and
who IN the course of a very hot debate
ierceiy inquired Of a Mr.. Akers if it
Was not time for him to go out and
choke himself 10 DEATH Mr.. Akers'
reply to the iuquiry was regarded by
he fema e delegates as iusultiog and d
NJ SIS Holmes desire d to know If the
men were going to stand idly by and
zee the women Insulted. There was no
response to the ques ion owing perhaps
to the Fitz- im mOns-lis e proportions Of
Mr. Akers, so Mrs. Reed and Miss
Holmes made bee line for Axe and
plucked from his ia e the gre iter por-
ton of his Gefiant WHISPERS, the loss OF
which broke the proud and popuI1st-
ic heart of Akers ana he !
fed Idly for the door needing not I
the desks and chairs that obs ructed ]
his pathway. Hardly had TIL conven-
ION recover ed from This thrilling Incl
/ MT wien another woman delegate be-
anne aggressive and Denounced d male
delegate as the hireling of corporations,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27
WOmeniu Convention.

Denver, March 15-The women had
ap lnnng Saturday In Iha convention
II the "mlddi e-ot-tbe-r adj p,pulsts
Liar" " as the cry that alb ,unued and
amid The shrieks of the women blows
were exchanged betws - me aud wu-
men, and tue litter proYeu their fitness
or the ballot by putting up a pretty
stiff fight.
1t Was the warmest scene ever wit
messed IN a Denver convention. Bitf.
Bang! SmaSh! lord ~ &c We it 10
nim-' Put tim out" WAS liz
All these things conld b h ard issuing
from the center of the IN SIS of hum IN
beings, MAZE and fema e. - hover. roll-
ne over and owe" aud mIrg iny with a
freedom that Wou d not b We been toll
era, ed in pJlit- circles. TIL women DEL
gates We're in the thick of the me ea,
anu when their tongues gave out IFS
aud hrg ger nails were still doing painful
execution. AS a result the minority
stan peded the convention, a.. d the ma
iority vas actually compelled to seek
refuge outdoors,
When the convention resumed Mrs.
E W. Reed SAID, referring to another
member, that she could not refrain
f. ON b uShing for hireling who came
to tt e convention to lead them from
their faith. The hireling retorled that
others had been Fought by corporation
money, and Immediately chorus OF
You lir.' rose from the meeting, and
L. Nj. Marshall defied the last speaker
| to prove her assertions
"Will you see me insulted?" one of
the women cried, and then, as no one
seemed anxious to side with her. she
made rush for the flowing whiskers of
'Akers.' Miss Holmes and her ha .l1er
sailed in, each taking handful of
hirsutes and forcing their foe to flee
from further vegeance, In the nfu-
sion some one moved an adjournment
and the crowd retired, still fighting.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

A Queretaro, Mexico. dispatch says:
III recent shut dow n of the tire large
COTTON factories here, throwing twenty
five hundred men oDt sof employment,
has caused great desritutiou among the
unempoyed workmen. In response to
appeals for aid. the government has
commenced the daily distribution of
coats among the suffering families.
The shut down of the mills was caused
by litigation, and it is not known when
they will resume Operation.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

Flay Hairy-wolf, Alice Shoots-as-she-
goes, Stella Wolf-house, Lucy Hawks,
B atrice Beads-on-ankle, Susie Bear
lav s-down. Luisa Three-wo'ves, Anna
Medicine-pipe, Maggie BrOkeu-ankle,
Ruth b. ar in-the. middle, Helen Come
ont of-fog. Sarah Three-irons, Ida
Wrinkle-face Jessie Flathead woman,
Lottie Grand-moth r's-knife, Es her
Kuows-her-grn MINI Nods-at-bear,
Daisy YOung-heifsr. These girls would
be great at a fancy ball.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

The wife of Rigo. the Hungarian
gypsy musician, who eloped with the
Princess de Chimay formerly Miss
Clara Ward OF Detro t), went to a Paris
hotel where the couple were staying,
accompanied by commissary of police,
in order to estabis their adultery. A
violent scene followed. Rigo insulted
his wife, who in return retorted with
insults directed at the princess.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

Something very new and something
very dreadful is reported as the
"latest" in stationery. In one store
window it is labeled, ''Society's Latest
Fad It was writing paper, sky blue
on one side and pink on the other. SO
that in a sheet of note paper pages l
and were blue or pink and pages and
; the other color, as the case may be.
The envelopes were to match, and it
blue outside were pink within, and vice
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

A dozen expert doctors testified that
an Emporia. Kaus., women has been so
injured in railroad ac :ident that mat
ernity must be to her a thing un-
known. She got damages on this tes-
tlmony, and the railroad appealed to
the supreme court, where, after years
of waiting the decision of the lower
court has been affirmed. In tie mean-
time the Emporia woman has given
birth to three chi dren.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27
Sauaws on Bicycles.

A band of fifteen or twenty North
Carolina full-blood Cherokee Indians
passed through Mansfield, Missouri,
the other Day. en- route to the Indian
Territory, where they expect to spend
the winter visiting among their west
ern brothers: and IN irving to induce
some friendly tribe to sell them body
of land that they can hO'd in common,
as they have became dissatisfied with
their allotments back east ana desire
change. says the Kansas City Times.
Some of the red men were afoot, some
on ponies and others on bicycles. A
novel feature of he bicycle brigade
was two old squaws, one in the latest
cut boomers AID the other wearing
only breechclo b. Each carried a
little blackeyed papoOse, strapped
strongly to it's mothers back: and, al
though thu therm meter was lowering
betw cen the freezing and zero mark. it
had no apparent effect upon their good
nature, for all the while the little
fellows were busy jabbering at each
otuer IN their native tongue.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27
a Matanzas letter saws that Span

A Matanzas letter says that Spanish
guerillas, while attacking a pacifico's
home near Colon, were surprised by a
superior Cuban force and all were kill
ed or captured. The guerilla captain
and sixteen Spanish prlvates who were
made prisoners were given a drumhead
court martial and shot and hanged as
inoendiaIias
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

a V;ennese woman of 40 has already
pr scented her hu band with 30 chill
dren at ii biri his. according to tie
Wiener Medicin sche WorhenScrif
Twenty six of them are boy and six
girls; at the fl st birth four were born, at
the seconi three, at the third four, at
The fourth.tWO at the fifth three, at I'll
sixth two, at the seventh and eighth
three eacn at the ninth two. at the
tenth and eleventh three each. The
mother has nursed them all herself.
She has suffered from epilepsy since
her fifteenth year, but none OF the chill
dren so far show any sign of the disease.
The woman was one of four children
born at one birth, her mother having
borne 80 children. She is the wife of
poor linen weaver
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

During the present revolution in
Cuba Spain has sent to the Island 1885,
047 troops and fo"ty generals The
official record of deaths from disease
and casualty in the army is D. and
$4,000 went home invalided. 1t is
doubtful if Weyler has at the present
time 100000 electives for field and
garrison duty.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

Among the Indian bellies at board
ing school in Montana are: Cha a
Spot d-horse, Edith Long-ear Kictie
Medic ne-tail, Lena Old-bear, Clara
Bull-npse, Blanche Littl--star, Nellie
S ell n the eek, Mary Old-jack-rab
bit, Bertha Full-mouth, Katie Dream
e, Fauuie PIE ty-butt eril' S, Bessie
Crooked-arm, Martha Long neck,
Isabel Lunch, Lillian -at-the-time
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27
A High Kicker.

He bent to take her ankle and
Remove her ioosene1 shoe,
There was a sound of breaking bones
And something skyward flew!
Kind reader. he was called man,
But was indeed fool;
For she that RAD tne ankle was
A meek and lowly null,
Cleveland Leader.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

our civilization. We must adhere to
the love of science a Il art and eedom,
VIII oh was the characteristic of that
ancient race, for without that trinity
of ideals of culture we viii surely de
generate.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

President Mckinley has d smissed
tweuty of the twe N y -four policeman
who guarded the White House during
Clsveland's occupacy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

Paris is about to do something good
at last. The fashionable women have
Increased their waist by fully four in
cbeS if reports are rue
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-27

l keep my eyes upon my wheel
Nor IN re [ can recall;
1 kept my eyes upon my wheel
.GadZooks, and that was all.