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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicago, Is Marea 1898.

,tko, co tam sig sta1o W cisgu
lni ostatnich. Pc napadach
band bulgarskich ma sasiednie
.iemie tureckie nastapl znany
komunikat Porty W dzienniku
"Malamat'' podany przez mas
" telegramach. Nastepnego
lnia ks. Ferdynand rozkazai
oodwoiG liczbs ofcer6w po.
yolac rezerwy do ewicze6. w
,dpowiedz ma to sultan kazal
Edemowi baszy objsc dow6dz.
:wo W Macedonia, przysunac
Roiska ku granicy bulgarskiej
formowaG bataliony ochotni-
,ze Alba6czykow, ktorym
potwierdzi}; ich przywileje, a
ich wodz6w, internowanych
mad Bosforem, puscl do domu.
Jednoczesnie wojsko serbskie
W znacznej sile stans}o W po.
blizu Bulgaryi, pod Pirotem,
aby tam swiscic 2Ots rocznice
przylaczenia stej miejscowosci
do Serbii. Poniewaz Prot
uchodzi "a ziemie bu}garsks,
przeto obch6d owej rocznicy
jua byl pewns demonstracya,
ale nadto naczelny wodz eks.
kr6l Milan powiedzial tam cos
przykrego o Bu1garach.
Wprawdzie ma drugi dzieh
pojawilo sic zapewnienie, Re
Milan ME wspomnial o Bulga.
rach, ale to sprostowanie ME
znalazlo WARY. Zaraz potem
sultan dal Milanowi wielki
medal Imtiaz, turecki znak
naczelnego wodza. Wyglsda
tedy tax, iak gdyby Turcya z
Serbia byly W wyjstkoWo
przyjaznych stosunkach.
2 jakiego powodu wytwo-
rzy}o SIG to naprszenie stosun.
k6w ma Balkanie? Wytl6ma-
czenie tego faktu dal W Parry.
au bulgarski agent DIPLOMA
tyczny Geszow W komunikacie
udzielonym Agency Havasa.
Oswiadczyl on, ae Rad bulgar'
ski bardzo }atwo moze porozu.
mice sig z greckim co do Ma
cedonii, bedscej stalem ogni-
skiem ''niepokoj6w, kt6rych
Turcya ME Jest W stanie usu-
nae. Wystarczy tylko, aby
oba to rzsdy, uznajsc, ze
wschodnia Geese Macedoniijest
zaludniona przez Bulgar6w, a
zachodnia przez Grek6w, 20
bowisza}y sic wzajemnie ME
rywalizowaG re sobs W obu
tyeh czesciach, owszem okazy.
wac sobie poparcie we wszyst.
kich kwestyach, jake moga
powstac ma macedo1skim
gruncie. Dodal p. Geszow, ae
wszelkie pretensye Serbii do
Macedonii So bezpodstawne i
ME moga bye uwzglsdnione
nigdy przez Bu1garys i Gre
eye.
w Japonii budzi obecnie
wielkie zainteresowanie arty-
kul prezesa wyzszej Izby, ksie.
cia Konoye, o potrzebie przy-
mierza pomisdzy Japonis a
Chinami. Tylko take przy-
mierze, wywodzi ksiazs, mo.
globy poloaye kres agresywnej
polityce mocarstw europej.
skich ma dalekim Wschodzie.
Chwilowe wzglsdy diploma
tyczne zaciemnily jasny po.
glad, atoi faktem jest, re isto-
tna walka rozgrywa sic po-
miedzy aoita i biala rass. w
walce tel powinny Chiny i ia.
ponia stansG obok siebie i
wsp6lnie walczyt. Ksisze Ko.
noye ubolewa, 2e wielu Japo6.
czykow, przebywaiscych W
Chinach, nasladuie zly przy-
klad Europeiczyk6w i traktu-
ia Chi1czykow pogardliwie.
Szale6stwem jest, jesli Japo6.
czycy raduja sic upadku
Chin. Rzecz oezywista, Re
upadek dynastyi mandaurskiei
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z wyspy Ruby.

u WySpy huDy.
HAVANA, 15go Marca. =
Zaopatrywanie biednych W
aywnos6 j odziez odbywac sic
odtsd bedzie W spos6b prawi.
d}owy,we wszystkich miastach
rownomiernie.
Do tutejszego portu zawina
W tych dniach wloskie okrety
wojenne. Powiadajs takae, ae
amerykahska Indiana" lub
Iowa zabawi W porcie przynaj'
mniej przez try godziny.
q wnetrza zatopionego okre.
tu MAINE" wydobyto dzisiaj
jeszcze jednego trupa.
Do Santiago de Cuba prey.
bylo 1900 swiezego wojska z
Hiszpanii. General Beral roz'
pocza} operacye, majsce ma
celu zgniesc powstanie W tel
prowincyi.
Ruch fioty hiszpanskiej.
MADRYT, 14go Marca. =
Okrety hiszpa1skie odplynsiy
dzisiaj portu Cadiz do Por'
torico, gdzie czekac maja ma
dalsze rozkazy genera}a Blan'
co. Ludnost zebra4a sic gro
NADINE W przystani j 2egnaaa
odchodzsce okrsty okrzykami
zapa}u. Prawie r6wnoczesnie
cd p}ynely Lizbony amery,
ka1skie okrety wojenne ''He'
lena' i Bancroft. Beds one
obserwowat ruch Aoty hisz-
pa6skiej.
PoIityka Japonii.
TOXIC, IA Marca. - Prezes
ministrow, markiz Ito, zaprze:
czyl wiesciom, jakoby Rad
iapo1ski przysta} ma odstapie-
ME Stanom zjedn. dw6ch
krzyaownik6w japo6skich.
Przeciwnie, Rad postanowii
nabyc ma wlasnosc kilka okrs-
tow, kt6re So do zbycia we
fabrykach okretowych. Jezeli
przyjdzie do wojny Anglii z
Rosya, Japonia ME bedzie
wojnie takiej przypatrywa1a
sic obojstnie. Potrzeba jej
przeto silnei marynarki.
Kr6tkie wiadOmOsci.
Hiszpania kupila okret
wojenny O'Higgins, wybudo'
wany we fabryce Armstrong;
dla rzsdu chilijskiego.
= Rad ameryka6ski zaku-
pill DIVA okrety woienne "a
mazonas i Admiral Abrenal'
cd rzsdu brazylijskiego.
w zachodnim Ontario
wystspi}y rzeki z brzeg6w i
spowodowa}y pow6dz. Woda
zrywa domy i mostly. W ka'
nsdzkim Londynie 1900 ro.
dzin jest bez dachu mad g}owa.
w Johannesburgu "a
strzeli1 Wolf Joel zawiadowce
spadku po milionerze Barney
Barnato. Zb6jce aresztowano.
= Lord Salisbury, prezes
ministr6w angielskich, udaje
sic dla poratowania- zdrowia
do poiuduiowej Francyi.
We Wegrzech wzmaga
sic rewolucya chlop6w. W
Duna Foldwar przysz}o do
starcia miedzy zandarmami a
ludnoscia, podczas kt6rego "a.
strzelono dw6ch a zraniono
czterdziesci wiesniak6w.
Z portu Artura przybyl
okret ochotniczy do Chamulpo
wysadzi1 ma lad 81 maryna-
rzy wraz wielkim zapasem
amunicyi. Marynarze udali sig
Seoul, stolicy Korei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
Jako goracy Polak bronil

Jako goracy Polak bronil
zawsze W radzie miejskiej pol.
skiego jezyka polskich oby.
czaj6w. Lecz pomimo, ze byl
dobrym Polakiem, umial sobie
zjedhac azacunek i sympatya
niemieckich wsp6lobywateli.
w uznaniu jego wielkich IDOL
nosci, powolano s. p. Hebano.
| wskiego do. zarzsdu starego
Ziemstwa kredytowego po.
zna6skiego. l tutaj objsl wy.
dzia} budowlany, kt6rym 2
wielka sumiennoscis i akura.
tnoscis kierowa}.
Cd przeszlo dwudziestu lat
usuna} sic cd zycia publiczne.
60, a sprzedawszy majstek
sw6j Bielawy pod Toruniem
rodakowi, osiad} W Gieczu W
powiecie sredzkim, gdzie usil.
ME pracowa} mad podniesie.
MEM majatku.
Zmarly byl bratem ksisdzs
pra1ata szambelana Hebano.
wskiego 2 Lw6wka, a zarazem
blisko spokrewnionym ze alyn-
nym lekarzem warszawskim, 8.
p, Ferdynandem Dworzacz-
kiem, ministrem sprawiedli.
wosci a senatorem rosyjskim &.
p. Romualdem Hube.
Geese jego pamieci!
Caekaa0o spraa0o rozegra sre
niebawem pred sadami sslaz.
kiemi. Niejaki Leschniser W
Bytomiu, wlasciciel tax zwanej
,,zlotej 34", handlu garderoby,
zbankrutowal, lecz uloaywszy
sic z wierzycielami, dal i'm so
procent. Inny W jego miejscu
staralby sic akord taxi zacho.
wac W tajemnicy, boo mu to
slawy dobrej ME przysporzy.
Me tax p. Leschnizer. On q.
ayws nawet wypadku tego
do... reklamy! Oglasza oto,
ze zrobiwszy tax korzystna
nplajte'', moze odtad sprzeda.
wac ubiory mszkie dla dzieci
o rs procent taniej, niz do
tychczas!!! Byle handel szedl.
Jest to dotychczas wypadek
W awiecie kupieckim niebywa.
ly, izby ktos 2 bankructwa tax
publicznie i jawnie robil re.
klame! o stronie moralnej
takiej spekulacyi lepiej zas jus
mic ME movie. Ale sprytuy
pan Leschziner dostal sic W
diva ognie, DO oto jednej
strony poszkodowani wiersy.
ciele, widzac jak ich pan L.
objechal, oskarzyli 60 0 oszu.
stwo, a konkurenci o nieuczci-
wa konkurencya. Przebieg tel
sprawy bedzie bardzo zajmu.
jacy.
| Wydazania robotnik6so "a.
graniczhych przez pruskie VIA.
DE policyjne ME mogiy pozo.
stat bez nastepstw "a granica.
Donoszaz 2 Broniowa ma Szlszku
austryackim, ze tam zebranie
zwiazku chrzescija1sko .socyal.
nego wys}alo prosbe do posl6w,
aaeby zaaadali cd pzsdu wyda.
lenia ze Szlazka austryackiego
robotnik6w pruskich tax samo,
jak to czyni Rad pruski
wzglsdem robotnikow austrya:
ckich.
Ma to powiada ,,Glos Ludu
szlszkiego", 2e wydalenia pru-
skich robotnik6w ME trzeba
sie domagat, DO po wiekszej
czesci So oni Polakami. Ale
natomiast 2 wiekszs racya ma.
leaaloby zadat, aby wydalono
z kraju wszystkich urzsdni.
k6w, kt6rzy ME SO poddanymi
austryackimi. Rad pruski
zrobil dawniej irobi cisgle tax
samo z poddanymi austryacki-
mi.
Sprzenaea0ierzenie. - Zy.
/
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15

drodze sprzedali i pieniadze "a ME
zabrali dla siebie. Harris natyohmlast
kaza{ ich aresztowa6.
Przefoaenie most6w.
Tysiace ludzi przyglsdaso sic
aroydzielu inzynieryi, gdy stary
most kolei Northwestern mad rzeka
Chicago podnies;ono wywieziono, a
nowy ma jego miejsce wstawiono.
Odbylo sic to W sposob, kt6ry juz
wczoraj opisywalismy, ale praca
trwala dsuaei, niz poczatkowo obli-
czano potrzeba byso ME dwunastu,
ale 10 godzin do jej wykonania.
Pracowalo przy tenn 400 robotnik6w'
Smiertel1osG W miesce.
Smiertelnost W ubieglym tygo-
dniu stosunkowo ME byla zbyt w!el.
ka, zw1aszcza jezeli sic zauwazy, ze
wypadki smieroi wskutek grypy byly
bardzo liczne. Ia to 'woda W zeszlym
tygodniu byla W og6le przydatna do
picia. Umarlo razem 5O7 os6b, pod.
czas gdy W poprzedzajaoym tygodniu
umarlo ich 5O4; miedzy niemi bylo
2Ss os6b psci mezkiej, 21S pscl
aehskiej. Dzieci liczacych mniej niz
rok wieku umarlo 116; dzieci we
wieku 1-5 lat, 55, os6b lczacych
przeszlo go lat, SO. Ma grype umsrao
3S os6b; samob6jstw byio Z, a
innyoh gwaatownych wypadkdw
smierci IA. Urodzilo sic zas 656
dzieci, a mianowicie $40 chlopcow i
3l6 dziewczat.
Przykre Cbudzenie.
Martin Schumacher mieszkal zzona
synkiem trzyletnim W domku drew
nianym stojacym ma czterech palach
ma rogu 81 ulicy i Cottage Grove
ava. Wozorai wozesnie rano, kiedy
rodzina spaia jeszcze, jeden owych
pal6w zlamal sic, domek sic przechy-
lii, "a chwile trzy inne pale sic
przelamasy, dom sic zapadl. Natu-
raluie wszyscy mieszkahoy powypa-
dali s6aek, sprzety mieszkaniu
poprzewracaiy sic i polamaly: ale ma
szczescie Mkt ME zostal uszkodzony.
ZnlkI bez wieSei.
We Srode zeszlym tygodniu
przybyl do Chicago Amos Forsythe z
Oshkosh, Wis, i zsmieszkal W Sher-
man House. Pred kilku dniami, po
obiedzie kt6ry sposyi zOna, powie.
dsias jej, as p6jdzie prze;sd sie' od-
wiedzi przyjaciela wr6ci "a jaks 60
dziue. Me pokazas sic jednakowoz
do wieczora, kiedy i do p6lnocy
ME prsybywa', zatrwoaona Aona pro-
sila zarzadce hotelu, by zarzadzit po.
szukiwania. Cd owego czasu policya
szuka zaginionego dotychczss ME
moze znalez6 jego sladu. Mias on
przy sobie okolo $500 bardzo moa-
liwa jest rzecza, ze stas sic oGara ja.
kiejs zbrodni. Liczy 28 lat.
Szczeg6lna Oferta.
Noyes Thompson, byly sekretarz
bylego klerka powiatowego Henryka
Wulffa, Robert Morrs, w. 81. Fer
rel i pswien znany polityk repu-
blikahski 81 wardy, W liscie do
burmistrzs prosza pzzywilej zaio.
aenia wyszynk6w trunk6w ma. sta.
oyaoh policyjnyoh przy Harrison str,
Desplaines str, W Hyde Park i Stock
Yards, i o6aruja sic, piaci6 "a to
miastu $4,000 rocznie. Nadto obo.
wiazuja sic sprzedawad trunki po ce'
mach nizszycb, niz sprzedaja gdzie
indziei. Burmistrz woale ME chcs
uwzglednid oferty ME ipozwoli, by
wyssynki urz4 dsano ma staoyaoh po'
licyjnych.
z Rady Miejskiej:
Wczoraj W radzie miejskiej pre-.
diozyl aid. Powers W imieniu komi-
tetu fnansowego budaet ma rok ma.
stepny, budzet ten cstatecznie
przyjeto prawie jednoglosnie. Pred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15

wdzie w6z konia, ale kartofle po
drodze sprzedali pieniadze "a ME
zabrali dla siebie. Harris natychmiast
kaza} ich aresztowa6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-15
z Rady Miejskiej:

Wczoraj W radzie miejskiej pre-.
diozyl aid. Powers W imieniu komi.
tetu fnansowego budzet ma rok ma.
stepny, i budaet ten cstatecznie
przyjeto prawie jednogiosnie. Pred
tenn jednakowoz odbysa sic diuga i
doA6 goraezkowa dyskusya, glownie
pomiedzy aid. Harlanem (republika.
ninem) aid. Powersem. harlanowi
chodziso o to, azeby wynalez6, zapo.
moca oszozednosci W r6znych depar-
tamentach, ekoso s25O,oOO, oelem
obr6cenia ich ma powiekszenie forsy
policyjnej, resp. ma przyjsoie napo-
wr6t wydalonych pred kilku dniami
191 policyaht6w. Aid. Powers do.
wodzii, ae Jest to rzeczs niemoaliwa,
gdy2 i tax trzeba bedzie oszczedza6,
azeby moana byso opadzat nsjkonie.
ozniejsze swydatki. Ostateoznie po
dsugich rozprawach, poprawka Har.
lana ME przeazla j budaet przeszedl
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-08
MEXICO NEWS.


From the Optic.
Mrs John Hin and son havs arrived
home after a delightful visit With friends
at Clinton, Mo. They we're absent about
two months.
Miss Aurelis Armij,. who bod been the
guest OF her cousin, ME-. X. o. de Henri
quez, departed for her home 10 Altu-
querque.
Rev. Geo. J. Juillsrd. the parish priest
a Gallup, who has been In France for
the Tait year, arrived from Paris. 10
will s'end q few days with Rev Henry
G. Pouget.
The newly organized choir Of the east
side Catholic church consists OF Miss
Hattie Kuicksrbocker, soprano; Mrs.
sallle Douglas, alto; Joseph Behr, tenor;
A. Fritch, bass; Miss Bessie C~ayanaugh.
o%rgsnist.
The Optic has been informed that J. @.
Brown. postmaster at Taos. and Or. NJ.
Miehaels, postmaster at ElizibethtOwn,
have exchanged offices. Il is said that
the change was made because of tbs dis
satisfaction at both places.
W.. G. Walker, Of the Los GstOs, Cal.
Mail, is In the city for several months
sojOurn. He Is accompanied by bis sis
ter. who comes here for the benefit OF her
health.
Foreman Charles RUSSELL, OF the 0nder-
donk ranch, near Lamy, Is In town re-
ceiving punches Of goats from the
Browne Msnzanares company and from
Montgomery Ball. Mr.. Onderdonk now
has 5000 head Of goats running in his
Canada de los Alsmos pastures. This
$1,000 acre ranch has recently been
strung round with a Eve strand barbed
wire fence and when the work was On.
ished IL was discovered that I've deer had
been fenced in.
Esteyan Easton, a Rough Rider, native
boy, too, passed through for Santa Ne on
Monday. lie was stricken deaf and dumb
In the battle Of San Juan hill by the
bursting OF q bomb shell over his head.
For weeks he has been in the various
army hospitals about Tampa, New York
and Washington. After coming as far
west as Kansas City he suddenly recoy-
cred bis speech Sunday. His hearing, be
thinks, will also be restored sometime
Just a. suddenly.
Messrs. Wilson waddingham and X. X,
Bradley. who have been welcome 30.
jOurners hereabout for some weeks, do
parted for the east. They go FIRST "a
Santa Ne and take the narrow gauge
route there for Durango, where q few
days will be spent looking over Mr.. wad
dlngham's extensive land and water In.
terests In southwestern Colorado. Thence
they go direct 70 New Haven, Conn. Mr.
w~eddingham expects 10 return to Las
Vegas soon after the arst OF tho year.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-08
NnLnANIo nnnoPE.


One cannon shot, fred In hostility,
would almost certainly set Europe in a
blaze OF war.
OF the powers among which the CONT
nent is divided, most OF those Of import
ance are close to the verge OF a conflict
over sOme internal. continental, colonial
or foreign question. The others have
Just been beaten at war, are too poor to
afford a quarrel OF greater proportions
than civil riot, or else are either so small
a. to be beneath notice. or 30 closely
allied 10 one OF the great nations as to
have their quarrels swallowed up In those
OF their allies or masters.
In France is the most serious aspect.
That uncertain republic is beset by anar-
chlstic mobs. endangered by a corrupt
and seheming army. threatened by plot
ting royalists who hope 10 regain suprem-
acy. ~brOwbeaten by England and over
awed by Germany.
England has no serious internal or
colonial difficulties, but she Is not many
steps from trouble with France over IA
shoda, or with Russia over the multifar-
iOus Chinese question.
Germany. aside from her old quarrel
with France, has further reason for keep
ing her fleet in sailing shape and her
army In marching order In the new trou-
bles that beset France, and which threat
en- In several ways to draw the kaiser
into the quarrel.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-08
SANTA I'm.

From the New Mexican,
Right after election, Mrs. T. b. CatrOn
expects TO go to Chicago, where she will
remain for several weeks for the benefit
OF her health
Miss Mamie Waldo, daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. II. l.. Waldo. Ia in New York
attending a young ladies' institute and
finishing her education.
Mrs. Roy Fugate, daughter law Of
Conductor and Mrs Fugate, is still in
the city and IL enjoying her visit very
much. She will join her husband In III
PasO the arst OF the coming week.
Mrs. K. K. Twitehell is in 81 Joseph,
Mo-. where she will remain for a year or
more under medical treatment, this alti-
tude being too high for her health, Her
young son, Waldo Twitchell. Is with his
mother and attending school In 81.
Joseph.
Miss Bertha Hurt, Of this city, a very
capable and charming young lady, has
taken Miss GOuld's place Ms teacher OF
the kindergarten in the Indian school,
Owing to the steady increase In attend
ance, Mrs. Van schick has been secured
a. a special teacher, temporarily.
Captain James A. Massie, assistant sur
geOn Of RoOseyelt's Rough Riders, re-
turned over the Santa Fs from New York
where he has been taking Il special
course In medicine since mastering out
The doctor remained at Tampa with the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-08
sAN MARoIAL.

From the Bee.
Conductor Garrett has moved his fam
lily to sOcorrO and taken a run on the
Msgdalena branch.
The retirement Of the Franz Bros. has
left two store buildings vacant. Bust.
ness men locking for a location should
make a note Of this.
Mrs. A. J. Richards and her sister, Mrs.
Vim. Bispham. left San Msrcisl for 81.
Paul, Kan. The sudden illness Of their
father cccasioned their departure.
Charles Eeatherston, one OF the prin.
cipal OwGers Of the ROssdAle mine. de-
parted for Denver on Thursday TO pur-
chase machinery that will add TO the
facilities now employed at the mine for
saving the gold and ~expediting the work
OF development. The contemplated ad-
ditions to the mill machinery will in.
elude what is known a the cyanide pro
cess OF saving the gold, and steam hoists.
Last Saturday evening q meeting was
held at tina residence Of Mrs. A. A. KEEL.
lam to organize a Chautauqua circle Of
this society. The following members
we're enrolled; Mrs. A. A. Kellam, Miss
Lucy Kellam, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cruiek
shank, Mrs. g. II. Sweet, Mrs. II. W. Craw
ford and Miss Grace Clark. Officers we're
chosen ss follows: Mrs. Sweet, president
Mrs. Crawford, vice president; Mrs. Kel.
lam, secretary and treasurer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-08
THE ruRKrY IN sew LANps.

The " I'd has gOae forth that Thanks
giving day Is 10 be- observed by Ameri-
cans In Cuba. and the turkeys have al
ready been ordered from the United
States. Thanksgiving was Once a local
American institution. For years II has
been generally observed throughout the
United States, aud now 1t has begun Its
spread throughout the wide earth. and
where Thanksgiving goes the turkey
goes, and will 20. The wild turkey was,
In the beginning. an American bird. Dr.
Franklin proposed him for the national
emblem instead Of the hsh-stealing eagle.
IL would have been a gain In the matter
OF originality had the turkey been select
cd. There was nothing particularly new
or startling in the adoption Of the eagle.
The old Romans had pre-empted the idea.
An eagle car never be dear to an Ameri-
cans heart; the turkey Is associated with
his fOndest relations and experiences.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-08
sOcoRRo

from the Industrial Advertiser.
Morris Price, a merchant here in the
early sos, is now doing prosperous
businesB In Roswell.
Hfty-one quail IL a good afternoons
hunting. Such IL the record OF Bob Col
Inns and Frank Andrews last Sunday.
d. Del Curto has disposed OF his inter
est Ia the saloon business to O. Tabacchi,
who in company with Martin Sategna,
will continue 10 dispose liquid groceries
at the old place,
A fair sized pile OF alfalfa, belonging
TO Juan Jose Baca, was found to be on
Gre last Monday afternoon. The hose
company had u good stream OF water
playing on II within four minutes OF the
arst alarm.
A highly educated, popular and charm
ing young widow OF SOcorro will, accord
ing TO rumor, sOon become the bride OF a
popular ex-iudge. II Is said that another
disciple OF Blackstone died a demurrer Ia
this plan OF action, but he was informed
that he was not pleading his cas- accord.
Ing to the New Mexico code OF civil pro-
ceduTe.
Miss FloraB. sperling has returned "a
her home In this city for a visit. She
Is a pupil at the agricultural college al
Las Cruces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-08
DEMING.

From the Headlight.
The Deming band is preparing for a
masquerade ball, TO be given In the opera
house on Thanksgiving evening.
Coleman station, seven miles east OF
Deming. on the Santa Fe, Ia now called
"Mirage," a new sign bearing that name
having been placed there by the railroad
company.
Sim HOlstein. James Porter, Tom
Brown and other stOckmen from the
Mlmbres, delivered LOO head OF cattle at
the stock pens in Deming, which they
had sold to I'd. Brown, Of Kansas City.
Last Wednesday evening Col. Richard
Hudson received a telegram dated at Sill.
yer City and signed by John Entzminger,
Of sherman, Texas, stating that Geo, o,
PeraUlt had died at his home in Sherman
that day.
Mrs. A, J. Gilbert sold her residence on
Copper venue to Mrs. HYATT eonsidera
ton, $1,000. II is1 understood that Mrs
Gilbert aad her sister, kiss Brown, will
In a short time remove to Rlmira, N. Y
Mrs. Hyatt Is a comparatively new GOMEZ
10 Deming.
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SILVER CITY.
From the Enterprise.

From the Enterprise.
Six hundred and thirty names have
been registered In this precinct, No. 8.
The registration OF 1896 was CSC.
A sneak thief stole our double barrelled
shot gun from this office. 1.-The will only
loan IL to us for a second she or his heirs
will be given a warranty deed to the gun.
Al ri PasO, Texas, Monday, October 81,
1898, Miss Tempe Isley, Of Silver City,
New Mexico, was married TO William
Shields, Of chihuahua, Mexico. The
happy couple left next morning for Chi
huAhua, where they will make their fu.
ture home.
Some sneak thief stole thirty, three
cups and saucers from the banquet hall
on the night Of the Rough Riders cele-
bratiOn The doors were locked at g
o'clock a, H., after everybody had been
served, but the thieves after ward obtained
an entrance and got away with some Of
the chinawaTe and some very nice cakes
that we're left.
CASTOR h. d'Humy, One Of the Rough
Riders OF Troop II, who was left behind
very sick In the hospital, returned to this
city, Saturday. His companions had lost
track OF him and were afraid that he had
passed In his checks. They were agree
ably surprised at his return. He has re.
sumed his old position with K Dawson
q Co, at Santa Rita.