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ThOmpSOn'S Glove Fitting COrSGtS.

have the sole agency in Wsdsworth
Tor Thompson's Glove Fitting Ga.se,.
The best enc dollar corset ou the Coast.
JOHN LEE.
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out no hope to Spain of Ger
man Intervention, at least not
at the present time. ED.
WASHINGTON, July 4 Samp-
son says: "Cevrea's fleet
attempted to escape at $3.50
Sunday morning; at 2 O'Clock
All were destroyed.
The Cristobal Colon, In-
fanta Maria, Taresa Oquenda,
and Viczaya were forced
ashore and were burned and
blown up. Our loss was one
killed and two wounded.
The Span ish loss was prob
ably several hundred from
gun fire, explosions, and drow-
ming.
The prisoners captured were
thirteen hundred - including
Cevera himself.
Hone KONG, July 4-Dewey
says: The transports and
Charleston arrived yesterday
The Charleston stopped at
the Ladrone Islands and cap
tured the garrison, which was
brought here, and hoisted the
stars and st ripes.
SIBoNEY, July 4--!Shaftel
says: Have given Santiago
twenty-four hours to sur
render before bombardment.
The proposal is being con
sldered. | am now master
of the situation.
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Our Combination.

For the benefit OF our subscriber. y
WADswoRTn DIsrArcH has made = zen.
bination with the San Francisco Bnlt,
tin by which both papers will lc sui,
by mai one year for $3.50, paid In nj
vance. Both papers viii he snnt siv
months for $3.50, three months ion 81 M
or Is cents per month by mail or carrier
The Bulletin gives The ful! Associated
Press and leased wire news to subsefih.
ers throughout the county sixteen hours
ahead of the san Francisco mornin,
papers, and hV this combination we Inv.
made the two papers cost > ,rife more
than the regular subscription price Of
one. The only requirement is that sub.
scrip,ions be paid in advance and thera
will be no deviation from this rule I'M.
less delivered by carrier.
Try the combination for three months
and we are satisfied that you will renew
at the expiration OF that time. Address
with cast,
WADswoKTH DIsPArcH.
Wadsworth, Nevada.
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North Dakota will introduce Masonry
in Manila, The regiment took with it
a charter from the Grand Lodge Of
Noath Dakota, authorizing the form.
alton OF a military lodge, or lodges,
with full power to initiate, pass and
raise all good men and true who may
apply, If found worthy. With this au-
thorIty from the Grand Lodge OF North
Dakota, Masonry will pc planted in the
Philippines, where o it is prohibited.
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Can You Sleep?

Homely language, like n homely girl,
NAV be SO illuminated by direct intelli.
gence A. to become positively f~aseinat
ing. When We say, I've had a good
nap" it's homely, but my, doesn't it
mean a lot. Many can't sieep-don't
even know what q good nap is These
weary ones toss, turn and agonize, wear
out their brains and bodies,-a useless
waste OF energy and life. Pabst Mali
Extract, the BEST Tonic, will bring
sleep to you--you will nestle to slumber
like a tired child. Take a glass just be-
fore going to bed, and in ten minutes
yon will go drowsily to Sunderland
After a week or so sleep will come nat
uraIly and you won't need the Tonic.
Health, strength and mental ealmness
come also to help the weak, the weary
and the heayy-laden, for PABsT MALT
EXTRACT is the BEST Tonic.
SHORT Bios,
Wholesale Dealers.
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Bamboo Furniture.

In my store opposite the passenger
depot have on exhibition aud for sale
a fine stock OF Bamboo Furniture. I
will make to order anv design from a
footstool to IA complete bedroom or par
lor set. will repair furniture or baby
buggies at a very reasonable rate. Call
and look mt my stock whether you wish
to bny Or not. ID. DoNELsoN.
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War
News.
[Reno Gazette Special to the DIsPArcH.l

l. nv OEAAD}
Cameras fleet of ten vessels
has entered the Suez canal.
The torpedo boats will not be
left at Port Said or returned
to Cadiz but will go through
with the fleet. The heavy toll
to be paid by the fleet upon
entering the canal is evidence
that the fleet will pass through.
MADRID, July 5-The gen
eral public believe that Ger
vera's feet escaped from San
tiago bay without serious dam
age, and the Minister of Ma
rine says Admiral Cervera is
deserving of much praise.
WASHINGTON, July 5-The
official report is made that
General Pando has success
fully entered Santiago with
5000 troops. The Spaniards
have refused to surrender San
tiago. Santiago will not be
bombarded until Gen. Shaft,r
is reinforced as the Spanish
now in Santiago number be-
tween $4,000 and 10000.
There has been but little fight
ing about Santiago since Sat
urday. The weeks losses on
the American side amount to
1900 in killed and wounded.
AL the wounded are doing
well and a very large percent
age will recover. The foreign
consuls have asked for cessa-
ton of hostilities until the
women and children aud for
eign residents, i'll all some 3d.
900 people, can be removed.
MADRID, July 5--There is
much adverse comment here
over the departure Of the for
eign warships from Manila on
the arrival of the American
transports.
This, to our mind, signifies
that the German warships re-
tirel and were possibly fol
lowed by the British and Jap
anese warships, the foreigners
not having any further excuse
for remaining. Germany prin-
cipally has maintained that her
warships were sent to Manila
to protect German interests
until assured Of the arrival Of
American land and sea forces
lin sufficient strennth IL nXal.
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Insure in the Continental Insurance
Company, n. A. Hnmmel. Agent. OF
flee in the I%1srATcH building.
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Let the Light Shine.

Lei lll6 LlSilt ollll6'
The electric lights were turned on
Sunday evening for a trial and every
thing worked like a charm. The light is
as steady as a clock and simply perfect
for a light. 1t is astonishing what a
difference it makes in the appearance
of a room az against the light OF coal oil.
The rates are certainly reasonable and
estimated to be little ii any more than
the expense of lighting by coal oil.
bfeakage of ciimneys aud time used in
cleaning. II is a much better rate than
electric light companies give elsewhere
and furnish a poorer light at that. We
are pleased to hear that our business
men are responding and hope if such a
thing is possible to see coal oil lighting
completely done away with on Main
street on account of the danger of fire.
The company does not seem disposed
10 do anything but what is right and just
for itself anil patrons. Misunderstand-
ings may arise but they can all be settled
very easily by bringing any grievance to
the notice of the company and having
an adjustment. The plant is in nov and
established and the men who put it in
have come to stay and to do business.
They have invested some thousands OF
dollars and hope for a reasonable return
on the investment. They felt that Wads-
worth would support an electric light
plant and had the courage of their con
victions. The doubtful are convinced
and the goods have been produced. 1t
is a great improvement for Wads worth
to have electric lights and we, knowing
the men, feel that they will go ahead on
other lines with the immense and cheap
water power they now have and develop
other industries that will not only benefit
themselves, but our people and our in
situations. Investments and improve
ments and new and profitable Industries,
help our schools, our churches, our bust
ness traffic, and open up new venues
all around. The time will come when
ores from the Olinghouse mines can be
reduced at such a low cost that many
men will find it profitable to delve in The
hills so close to our town. In the north
ern section of the town where it has been
so costly to obtain water and a constant
expense to keep the long pipe lines in
repair and the obtainment of very little
water then, there will be an abundance
of water to grow grass and shade trees
for every house there. The result will
be a number of pretty residences and
beautiful lawns and gardens where there
is now a waste of sand. The advantages
the ditch and water power will give will
be seen il time and we will begin to APP
p~reciate this good thing that has
some to us through the energy, courage
and foresight OF our citizens who have
launched this new enterprise.
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lows This !.

We Offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot ~bescured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY co, Toledo. O.
We, the Undersigned, have known r. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In oil business transactions
ana financially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.O.
NAIDING. k1ENAN q MARyIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internally, net
ing directly npon the blood and mucous sur.
tacHso OF tht system. Testimonials sent free.
Price zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggiits.
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Magazines for July at this Office.
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A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, aud
soothing effect OF syrup OF Figs, when in
need OF a laxative, aud ii the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
IL is the best family remedy known and
every family -hould have a tostle. Man
aiaetared by the California fig Nyiep
Gu.
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

The Bamboo Furniture Store will sell
coupon tickets for the rafting of a large
number OF valuable pieces OF bamboo
furniture. The lucky persons will draw
some very choice pieces and sets, while
every purchaser OF Il ticket is guaranteed
a prize.
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Dispatch" Bills.

Bills will be sem out immediately n
all who are III arrears to the pspA7CR
Subscriptions, old accounts, etc, mus
he settled within thirty days. kerm
as soon as you receive statement.
DIsPATcH PUB. Co.
july lst, 1898.
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Notice.

] am authorized TO take subscriptions
ior Z. 5. 3 per cent War Bonds from 500
upwards. No commission charged and
bonds DEF ivered iret,
5. ARNsfEIN.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1896
BREYlTiESzf


Dewey l.
Sampson 2.
Miss Alice EIDE spent Saturday here.
Work is slack in the Comstock mines.
Buy your wheat and barley OF X. II.
Cowles.
Miss Lilah Abbay is visiting at
Trnckee.
Nevada cherries are coming into the
market.
George Goodwin was here from Carson
Sunday.
Indian Agent Spriggs spent the 4th
in Reno.
Some OF the Lovelock wheat will have
to be cut for hay.
Ed Geogg went to Sacramento to cell
citrate the Fourth.
Be careful to atix war stamps to your
documents these days.
The sage hen season is open but the
birds are scarce yet.
District Attorney Julien is expected
here today on business.
Seymour Jacobs received the prize for
the homliest man in Elko.
The unusual amount OF foam on the
beer is termed the war tax.
The County Commissioners adjourned
from Monday to Tuesday.
Fourth of July was very quiet here,
The town deing about deserted.
The United States Mint at Carson is
being partially dismantled.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Rich and family
spent the Fourth at Sacramento.
The mines we're deserted Sunday and
Monday, the boys all celebrating.
Tie DISPATCH force had to celebrate
the Fourth and news is scarce.
W. d. Linton had another bar of gold
bullion from Olinghouse this week.
Fruit on the trees is abundant, grow
ing nicely and has attained good size.
VIM. Dunlap's vile and children are
spending the summer vacation in Ogden.
w. s. Bacon left Monday evening for
Salt Lake City to attend the Mining Con-
gress.
A car load OF plate glass was wrecked
near Humbolt S unday. The car tipped
over.
A girls aim is usually poor but as an
amateur cyclist she can hit any thing in
sight.
George Russell has bought j. K. Brad
ley's interest in the firm of Russell &
Bradley.
A Huntington quartz mill, fifteen tons
capacity daily, will soon be in operation
in 0linghouse canyon.
Short Bros. stocked Mason Valley with
Fourth of July drinks, taking a wagon
load over there last week.
Lee < Frazer have sold 900 head of
stock cattle TO kehoe Bros, to he deliv-
cred here about July Is.
For Rent-A good five room house
with cellar. well, barn, etc. at a reason
able price. Enquire at this office.
The employees OF the Nevada Mining
Company, fifty strong, have taken the
mine and min for their unpaid wages
in pioche.
The Truekee river is low and there is
4 question a. to neither there will be Il
great plenty Of water, It depends upon
how much has beer stored ri the bead
OF the river.
You NAV hunt the world over and You
will not hnI another medicine equal 10
Chamberlain's Cholera aa1 niarrhoea
remedy for bowel complaints, 1t is
pleasant, safe aud reliable. For slle by
Z, W. Kinney & Co, here, ip'i the Cons
riercial Go. OF Loyelock.
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. a. L. Carney Is prepared to do
all kinds OF dressmaking and will be
pleased to have the patronage of the
ladies OF Wsdsworth. On Wales street,
next to Wales' house.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26

An officer, coming south last night, had
In charge Walter Butler, whose troubles
with his young wife ,nee Miss De Mars
we're fully aired In the justice court OF
this city over year ago. The young man
was bound over to the grand Jury at that
time, giyiHg bail, but when the case was
called In the district court following
Walter was reported TO be somewhere In
Mexico. In any event he did not put in
an appearance. IL reached the ears Of
sheriff Hubbell, a few days ago. that
Butler was In Trinidad, and acting on
the aivices received, the sheriff wired q
description Of the young man 10 the
Trinidad sheriff. which was followed by
his arrest The Trinidad Chronicle, In
its comments on the arrest, says:
A young man giving the name Of Wal.
ter Butler was arrested Saturday night
and placed In the county jail at the re-
quest Of the authorities at Albuquerque.
Butler refused 10 return 10 New Mexico
without Tequisitlon papers. As soon as
the necessary papers can be secured an
officer from Albuquerque will come after
his man. Sheriff Clark does not know on
what charge Butler Ia wanted.
The officer who brought Butler TO the
city last night, states that he waived re.
quisitiOn papers and quietly accepted the
situation, coming 10 the city without de-
lay or trouble.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26
OommlnsIon IN se..Inn.

The commission OF irrigation and water
figt h OF New Mexico Ia In session In the
city to-day. The members present are:
Hon. Antonio Joseph, president; Hon.
Frank Springer, OF Las Vegas; Hon. W..
4. Hawkins, Of Silver City, and j. X.
saint, OF Albuquerque, secretary. Capt.
Curry is absent.
The commission Is considering the re-
port OF Engineer HarrOun, who has been
compiling data for the commission, and
has submitted a lengthy report on water
supply and irrigation IN New Mexico
This report has already gone into the
fiicial report OF Gov. OterO TO the seere-
tary Of the interior.
The commission Ia now working on the
subcommittee report on irrigation law
~ d summing up their conclusions for
their Gnsl report 10 the legislature,
The whole report will comprise mass
Of data In relation TO irrigation and
water supply In the territory, and TO.
gether with data covering the conditions
n irrigation as II IA, and the p0ssibili
ties under intelligent development OF
water storage aud economical use Of the
supply Of available water.
The whole report will be something
new and valuable TO the lawmakers OF
the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26

Last evening Miss Grace Hahn, assisted
by her friend, Miss Katherine Heldel, OF
Long Branch, N. j.. entertained several
friends at the coy homo OF her parents
on North Fifth street. The time was de
lightfully spent In games, music and
dancing. Misses Hahn and Yann gave
several selections on the piano and man
dOlin, which was much enjoyed. Delicious
refreshments were served and every Ons
had a most enjoyable time.
Those present were: Misses Mary Pei
tier, Grace Hahn, Flora Vann, Cora Pei
tier, Katherine Heidel and Katie Vanni
Nessrs. Burt Baker, Ernest Daugherty
Robert Kuhns, Sam Yann and ROlla
Stevens,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26
THE Big SANTA FL.
Solid Trains from Chicago to
San Francisco.
A Wlntry Storm OF Snow and Rain
In the Northwest.
Jesse James, Jr, on Trial for Train
Robbery Near Kansas City.
SIMON EKUsrADr APPOnrED POSTMASTER.

San Francisco, Oct. 26.-"santa Fe
trains will be running into San fran.
cisco solid from Chicago before next
September" said President X p. Ripley
OF the Santa Fe, who has just arrived here
after an inspection OF the San joaquin
Valley rOad. "The transfer OF the Valley
road win probably be made before Janu.
AIRY |. We contemplated building through
TETON pass, but II has been suggested, a.
there Is no local business for any road In
that district, we would better buy
the right 20 use that much OF the
SOuther6 Pacific track. We had
not decided what before was best. ("
Mr.. Ripley eaid, in reference TO the gu.
preme court decision against the Joint
traffic association, 'as a matter OF
equity, consider the decision an out
rage. The railroad IL either a private
corporation or public corporation. II
the former, Il should be left alone; II the
latter, then Il should be- protected, and
the government does not do so."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26
THEY ARE DELAYING.
The Spanish Peace COmmiS-
SiOneTS Working Slow.
A Very silly but Diplomatic Pro-
test from Spain.
The Situation In France Critical and 4
Crisis Expected.
EXCITEMENT AT PARIS.

Paris, Oct. 26.--The Spanish commits
siOneFs have been instructed % delay as
much rs possible acquieseenco In the
refusal OF she Americans TO accept any
part VI the spanish. Cuban debt, bui
70 do nothing to give the American
commissioners ground for breaking
On the negotiations. The Spanish com
mlesiOners declare that circular
note will be addressed to the powers, de
failing the serious consequences the
assumption OF the Cuban debt will have
upon the s0lveney OF Spain, and having
done this they will bow 10 the inevitable
II the answer from Spain tomorrow l.
In the affirmative, the American commits.
sioners will make known the intentions
OF the United States regarding the reeoR
milton Of the Philippine debt and the
retention OF the archipelago by the re-
public.
COMMISsIENERs MEET.
Paris, Oct. 26.-fhe American peace
commissioners held session of several
hours 10 day. prior to the joint session Of
the two commissions, which opened this
afternoon. The Americans realize they
are approaching discussion OF the chief
question entrusted to them, namely, the
future OF the Philippine islands.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26

circus, and his travelling partner, W. W.
Parmnlee, are also In the city. II is
learned from the llrst named gentleman
that the circus company will disband for
the present season in this city, and will
distribute among its several hundred
employees between t20, 600 and $4,000.
Harry Farquhar, who Is one Of the
members OF the advance car, called Rt
this Office this morning and stated that
he had met, while In San Francisco. q
gentleman by the name OF Mcdonald,
who formerly resided In this city and
was we'll acquainted with number OF
Albuquerque people. Fafquhar states
that the Wallace shows are considerably
better than for several years past, and
that the management carry ont their
printed program In every particular.
The shows will be here on November 49,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26
THEY EULOGY EACH OTHER.
Gen Lord Kitchener and Major Marohand
EuiOgized

gen. Lord Kitchener and MAJOR Marohand
EuiOgized.
Marseiles, Oct. 26.-Genersl Lord Kit
chener and Captain BaTatier, OF Major
Marchand's Fa, h0da staff, arrived from
Alexandria, Egypt, to day. During the
y0 age the two officers cordially cOnyersed
on the customs Of the tribes aud people
each had met. deputAtiOn OF the
geological society Of Marseilles, after
eOngratulating Baratier, proceeded Ia
Kitchener's salon The spokesman
expressed admiration at the generals re-
markable campaign and work In be-
half VI civilization, and thanked him for
the courtesy extended Msrchand, The
general thanked the visitors, euioglzing
HaIchsnd, whose expedition he said ex
cited the admiration Of the world. The
train departed amid shouts OF "ViVt
Baratier,' . give MaTchand,"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26
FIRE ComPANIEs MEET.

Unanimously Decide TO Purchase Three
Indicators and One Gong.
The fre companies OF the city held a
regular meeting last night, and by a
unanimous vote decided to purchase
from the department funds three indi-
Gators and one gong. Chief Ruppe esti-
mates that the cost Of these articles and
the expense OF putting them In will be
IN the neighbOrh0Od OF $400, but when
they are secured Il is believed that the
city will have model and up-to-dAte
tire system The iremen deserve un-
stinted praise for the public spirit which
they have manifested In using the fire
department funds 10 make necessary im-
prOvements when the condition OF the
city finances would not permit an appro
priation by the city council for that pur-
pose.
The committee on the Rough Riders
banquet and reception made report
showing the money expended for the
purpose TO be $l24. vote OF thanks
was extended 10 the speakers on that
occasion, Messrs. Ferguson, Field, Mar
ron. Dame and Wilkerson; 10 Mrs Jake
6ainsley, Mrs. Sturkes, Mrs. John Trim
BILE, Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs. Ives and the
Fair store, for the assistance they rem
dered in making the reception success.
Chief Ruppe was instructed 10 inyesti-
gate the amount OF insurance carried by
people In this city with outside insur
ance agents, who have not complied with
the laws Of the territory In paying two
per cent Of their premiums 10 the fire
departments In the districts In which
the insurance is held.
While the are department meeting was
going on last night another false alarm
was turned In from box Al. This Is the
third false alarm that has been turned in
since the electric FIRE alarm system was
put In and every one OF them has been
sent In from box No. Al. II this IL not
stopped, Chief Ruppe proposes 10 take
heroic measures TO prevent its continued
occurrence az will be seen from his card
published In another column,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-26
PARIS ON THE VERGE

OF General Uprising, but No One has
Come To the Front TO Lead.
Psris, Oct. 26- Although there is eyl
dence Of suppressed excitement on all
sides here, there has been no disturbance
OF the public order to-day. The police
and municipal guards will not permit
crowds TO assume dangerous strength
President Faure received In audience thu
presidents Of the senate and chamber Of
deputies. II is the Intention OF Faure Ia
form new cabinet as rapidly as pos
sible. The names Of RibOt and De Frey
cinet are most prominently mentioned
"a connection with the premiership. In
the lObbies OF the chamber OF deputies to
day all shades OF opinion expressed the
conviction that Delcasse should remain
at the head OF the foreign Office so as IL
assure the continuity Of the Fashoda ne
gotiatiOns