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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
OFFICERS PROMOTED.
Regular Army Onicsrs Receive Recogni
tiOn IA Volunteer Service.

Wsgular Army OHicsrs Receive Recogni
tion IA Volunteer Service.
Washington, Sept "a The pr sident
mas appointed the following named Of
dcers brigadier generals OF volunteers
fOr service in the Santiago campaign
Lieutenant Colonel Chas. d. Niele, First
United STATES cavalry; Colonel VIM. NJ.
NheTry, Sixteenth United States in
'antry; Colonel John II. Page, Third
United States infantry; Colonel l.. g.
IaTpenter. Third United states infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel J. II. Patterson,
twenty second United Siates infantry
Lieutenant Colonel A. 3. Daggett, Twen.
ty 9Th United States infantry; Lieuten
ant Colonel +. G. Humphrey, quartermas-
ters department; Colonel j. II. Weston
subsistence department.
Brigadier general volunteers, for ser.
vices IN Porto Rico. Col. William q. HUI
tngs, Fourteenth Pennsylvania volun
teers.
II il expected that most OF thesl
officers will soon boz mustered out OF The
volunteer service. though Of course the
will not be- out Of their present regular
army positions and grades.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
INVESTIGATING WAR.
Commission Meet in Washington
for The HeaTiDsOf Evidence,
The French Commission on the
Dreyfus Case Divided.
First Meeting Of the Commissioners TO Iu-
vesilgate War Department
wrEKlY BArK STATEMENT.

Washington, Sept. 24.-The commits.
zion 10 investigate the conduct OF the
war departn ent during the conflict with
spain held an initial meeting at the
office OF PRECEDENT Mckinley at the white
H0uee to-day. There were eight mem
befs present. It was announced that the
ninth man was securt 4, though his name
Is not made public. The eight present
we're: Mai f-0eneral Granville NJ. Dodge,
Iowa; Col j A. Sexton, Illinois; Capt,
u. M. Wilson, chief of engineers United
states army; Chas. DENLY, Indiana, late
minister 10 China; Ex-Governor Wood
bury, Vermont; Ex-Governor Beaver,
Pennsylyaniei and MajOf-General II.
Med. McCook.
The commission spent an hour and a
half with the president, and then pro-
cgeded 10 the room assigned IL nj the waT
department for the purpose OF organic
ing aud beginning work. The proceed
tnga with the president consisted In the
main OF a general exchange Of views as
10 the sco1e OF the commissions investi-
cation. The president told the members
that the organization OF the commission
had been undertaken at the request OF
oNNiNANtI hAkNAs INV lANnANFAlA AlhN HNA
his own views In writing and read them.
tie said the complaints had been
directed especially at the sur.
geOn-generars, Quartermaster generals,
and commissary generals depart.
ments OF The army, and suggested
that the conduct OF these departments
should receive especial consideration
lie added That Il was his desire that the
entire military organization should, II II
apppared necessary, be made the subject
II inquiry, saying that he wished the
committee TO 20 10 the bottom OF the
subject In all cases and 10 proceed with
the work without fear or favor. "If," he
said. "the commission should have
difficulty In securing the attendance Of
witnesses or obtaining access 20 papers
lhought 20 be- essential 70 the prOsecu-
ion Of its labors. hope the matter will
brought 70 my attention, when ! will
10 all ~ my pl~er 70 overcome the
lfliculiy!"
The suggestion was made to the com
mission ,has tho llrst effort should ba 10
secure general information In regard n
he organization OF the army, and the
time In which the work was performed.
DR.. Phinena 3. Conner, OF Cincinnati,
va announced as the ninth member OF
The comm ssion. The commission or
ganized By elccting Granville VI u. d. q
chairman. Hichard Weighman, secretary
and Major Mills, Of the iuspeetOr gener
iis Cilce T. be- military recorder The
cOmmlssl9a ndinurncd % meet on Mon
lay. !, WIS sa'd ,hlt tho examination
II wi nos7ea would probably ba open, but
lther proceedings In executive sessions
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
TRAIN ROBBERY.
Missouri Pacific Train Held Up
Near Kansas City,
British-VeneZuela Arbitration Com
mission TO Meet In Paris.
Captain Of a San Francisco Yacht Muir
dered by Bay Pirates.
IMMENSE LEAD OUTPUT.

Kansas City, Sept. 2l.-seven masked
men held up the westbOund Missouri
Pacific passenger train, known ~ the
Little Rock and Wichita express, la the
woods between Leeds aud Dawson seven
miles from Kansas City, at 9aO last
night. To prevent interference they
fiTst smashed the telegraph instruments
q the Belt Line station, and marched
the operator, d, NJ. HiseJ, before them 10
"A point half mile east. While TO
men covered Hisey the Other
II gged the train ~ it approached
aud qui, kly covered Engineer siO
cum aud Fireman Weston, aud com
peled them 10 dismOunt, and detachinR
the engine and Pacific express car, Tau
them down the track a mite aud halt
The passengers were unmOlested, but the
porter who attempted TO interfere was
quickly sent TO cover by a shOt At "a
desolate spot the baggage car was broken
into and great dynamite bcmb placed
upon the through safe and the local safe
WAS placed on top of II. SO much eX
plGsiye WAS used that the car was literally
blown to splinteTs and safea thrown
away 10 one side Of the track. Ihig
morning nothing but fragments OF the
local safe could be found. aud the through
box was wreck The explosion un-
dou teddy destroyed any yaluables the
sa'e1 may have clHtanJd, That the
robbers themselves were not blown 70
atoms seems strange. The express
officials absolutely Tefused tn make u
statement Of their loss, saying simply
that it was "sma.l." No tangible clue a.
the robbers las been secured
ENlTess MpsspI ger Hills told al inter-
ting story Of his experience with thr
wNl, kin yOu.' they commando
masked men got In. They carried sack
over their arms Ole man got the dr1i
On me. The mask ot on man slipped a1f
tried O get goOi look 1T him. Quick
as ilash he hit me on the head with the
butt end Of his revolver. They put seven
sticks Of dynamite on the big cOmbina
tlOn safe and set the portage safe on tor
of TIE dynamite. They st a fuse and |
saw a match struck. They jumped out,
leaving me In tie ear. | pleaded with
them ant they finally lrt me jump down.
We all moved up the other
side OF the road II seI med al
age as We waited. The fuse
apparently refused to work. They sent
me to uncouple the engine from the bag
gage car just az | was doing It there
was fash and roar fell b. the ground
stunned When | recovered sufficiently
TO gain my feet someone said, cit
sta ted on the run down the track
towards the rest of the train, while the
robbers, who had come up by this time
made for the wrecked express car
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
ARRrrRArIoN ooMMIssloN
BriiIsh-NenezuelA boundary Commission
WtII soon Convene In Parts

BrIiIsh-Vsnezuela boundary Commisdon
wan soon Convene In Paris
Washington, Sept. 24.-The approach
ing meeting at Paris Of the British
Venezuela court Of arbitration, Oi which
Chief Justice Fuller aud Justice Brewer
are arbitTaturs In tChGlf Of the rrpu'lic,
will be hardly second In Importance g.
the meeting IA Paris OF the peace com
mi5.iup, owing TO the crisis Venezuela
raised bftween the Uuiied States and
Great Britain durEg the Cleveland
admin strB'iOn. The present plsn Il
for the court to hold a preliminary
session IN January, st which time justice
Brewer will 20 ~ Paris. Bat Chief JUS
lice Fuller is not likely 20 go 10 the FIRST
meeting, as the supreme court Will he
very busy and two members cannot be
spared at he aim time. Justice Brewer,
probably, will arrgTRa for a postpone
mPnt until May, at which time he anr
Chief Justice Fuller will in the
other arbitraiOrs aud take mp thr
serious business Of the commits
sion. The case aud counter casa
between Great Britain and Venezuela
have been comp eted. The papers make
one of the most yOlnminOus interna
tiOnal controversies ever brought to aTbi
t'stiOn With lhe record al made up, d
y mains On ~ for the counsel TOR the tive
parties 10 submit their briefs. The Ven
IZuela brief will be prepared by ex
President Harrison, * Secretary Tracy
aud Me. Malet Provost. Tha British ar
bitrat0rs are headed by ParOn Herschel,
former lord chf ncsOT. The ffth aTbi
traitor Is the noted Russian iuFist and In.
ternaliOual law writer, Maertens
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
CAPTAIN MURDERED.

Captain OF San Francisco Yacht KILLED
by hay Pirates.
Sausalito, Cal, Sept. "a. - Captain
Brooks, OF the yacht Chispa, anchored IL
the stream opposite this town, was mur
dered ut 40 o'clock this morning by tive
bay pirate. who boarded the vessel eyi
IDENTIFY believing il without a watchman
They plundered the lockers and were
about ready 10 pull ashore in smal.
boat when Captain Brooks and a
C npanlOn who had been asleep in the
cabin, we're aroused and came on deck
A desperate fight ensued In which Cap
tain Brooks was killed and the other man
wounded. The murderers then escaped,
pulling toward the shore.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
CnmmI.rInn InnnllY nI,Idcd

Paris, Sept. 2l.-lt was officially an-
uOunced this afternoon that the civil
commission examining the documents
In the Dreyfus case with Wow 10 70.
PORTING 10 the government on the ad
visibility OF re opening it, II equally
divided The government considers thar
this division gives IL full liberty Of ac.
tiOn and also Of responsibility ThTe
fore the government has decided 10 wait
until Monday, when a fall cabinet meet
ing will be held and decision arrived
AZ
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Prominent Paper Dealer In Cincinnati
Jsez "a Gun,
Cincinnati, Sept. "a --Ex-State Senator
], G. Richardson, president OF the Halde-
man Paper company, who WAS shot yea
terday by his brother in law, ". j. Halde.
man, in the office az Lockland, IL still
alive 10 day, but his age causes the fear
that he may not endure the shock OF bis
wounds. The marshal OF Glendale took
Haldeman I'm custody to-day. The men
we're alone In the Office when the shoot
ing occurred. The victim declines TO ia
sign any cause His son, however, says
that there hgd been O clash in the morn
ing over alleged neglect Of Haldeman
with referer ca TO a car load Of paper, but
they afterwards discussed business to
gether.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

Liverpool, Sept, 2i--Ihe United State,
peace commissioners landed here thii
They are all iu good health
in store for them. The commissioner
we're received by the United States con
sui, James Boyle. The mayor Of Liver
p1Ol invited the commissioners 60 attend
lunch this evening In honor Of IN,
British warships now here. The invita-
ton was declined
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nnnk sint.mrnt

New York, Sept "A Weekly banh
statement: Surplus reserve, decreased
SiOl l15i loans decreased. 81, ,1O2A 400.
specie increase, $40 500; legal tpnders
increa ed fl37,lOO; pOsits decreased
&lL3II.3O1; circulation Increased. tJO7,
iO1. Banks hold : 255S7l in excess ~
quiTeH ent4 % p,T cent rule.
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ON. MINI rnmmi..inn

Cincinnati, Sept. 2i-Df Phineas 8.
Conner. a distinguished physician who
served a. assistant surgeon In the United
states army during the civil war, has
accepted the invitation Of the president
to become a member OF the commission
to investigate the conduct OF the war
dpuarfmAuf
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

Bnr Johnson, president OF the Crown
Point Mining company, no in the Nochiti
i.s ricf, returned 10 IN city last night
after experimenting the assessment
work on the Crown Point mine.
Capt. william Noedel, the general mer
'hant Of BernaillO. came In from the
lorth last night and Is around among
.gieuus TO day He will return TO Berna
no this evening
QMckel Il Bottle will celebrate the ap
Ir0aCb OF fair week this evening by sCry-
ug O grand free lunch to all the patrons
q the Zeiger Cafe,
Sample the splendid Saturday night
Tree lunch at the Zsiger Cafe tonight,
The Duplex downaline mattress is the
hest Sold only by futrelle
Ca'pats At hre sale prices May & Fa
ber, ll6 Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

London, Sept a The train with the
American peace commission on board ar
rived here nc 1880 p m. 70 day They
will leave on Monday morning aud ar
rive at Paris the ssma evening.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

A meeting OF the Soldiers Aid society
IL called for Monday morning at 10
o'clock, at the public library. All mem.
beTs are urged 20 attend az matters OF
great importance are to be brought be
fore the society, By order Of the presi
dent. Mrs, e. F, Albright, secretary.
Atthe end Of thesiHth inning In the bali
game this afternoon at the fair grounds
between the Lsadyille Blues and the
Albuquerque club, the score stood to 4
in favor OF the AlbuQueTques.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24
Presidential Appointments.

Washington, Sept q The president
to-day announced the following appoint
ments: Superintendent OF the mint AZ
Carson, sew, Roswell X. COcOTd, New
ada; captain in United States navy, Com
mander Charles n Davis
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TERnITORIAI FAlR NOTES.


The special trains. bearing the Whip
Pile Barracks volunteers on their way 10
Lexington. KY, had not left Prescott at
$3.50 o'clock this Afternoon. II IL safe 10
lay that the volunteers will not reach
his city until sometime late 10 morrow
Sunday after. con.
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1898, was l56,ll net tons, as compared
with $780, sos tons during 1897, aud 2dd,
g94 tons In 1895. The increased prOduc-
tiOn Ia balanced fully by the notable
growth In consumption, which is at the
rate of 237 600 tons Der annum.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

Paris. Sept 2i.--The cabinet 10 day De
c.ded 10 postpone ils decision on ths
question Of the proposed revision OF th'
Dreyius case until Monday, owing 20 the
absence from the meeting OF the minister
VI finance and the minister Of agricul.
Iura
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

jackson, Miss sept. 2i--AnOther case
OF yellow fever has appeared 81 jackson
Dr. Pnrnull, state health officer, has
issued proclamation advising the total
depOpulatiOn OF the town.
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stOn, d. A. Bittner and A j. Mal0y. Ar.
rangements we're made 10 raise The
necessary funds TO defray the expenses
OF the iuhiice. Mesdames ParkhuTst,
Bryan and MslOy were appointed com.
mittee TO procure teams aud convey ances
for the Rough Riders ana invited guests
In the parade.
The parade committee held a meeting
at the Commercial club last night. The
following merchants ana manufacturing
interests will have q lats In the parade:
l.. b. Putney. wholesale groceries; Me
lini n E9kin, wh0' sale liquOr-; tho Fair,
crockety and novelties; ID. Weller n Co f,
groceries; Simon Stern, gents furnish
ings; Ed. 'louthier, groceries; A. Ma
10y. groceries; LoWenthal u Movers
wholesale liquors; *. j. Post Il Co., hard
ware; May 4 rabar. house furnishing;
Jafa Grocery company, NhitsOn Music
comp ny, Il. q. Pratt, groceries,; Fish
Market, George G. iainsley X Co..
boots and shots; A. Simpler. boots and
shoes; Max KlH,n, cigars and tobacco;
ioiden Rule Dry Goods company, W. v.
Futrclie, furniture, hardware and crock
sry. two floats; DOUnhOe Hard varo Co.,
Crystal lea company, southwestern
Brewery and Ice plant, Kirster's Cigar
factory, Hnrsch'a ROttling works. Coyote
Mineral SprirRs Bottling works, Hop
1ing Bicycle factory.
The Santa 20 Pacific shops will b.
repre- 'ented by four magn dcent 4 rats.
There Will be- meeting ~ all the
Peace Jubilee committees at thu Com
mercial ub at 7:3O O'Clock Mon lsy
night. vixen a.. lngements ~ the
celebration viii be completed
TERRITORIAL FAIR NOTES.
The fair association will manage all OF
the fair privileges this year. The d.
rectors have placed James Martin In
charge Of the bar and Scott knight will
handle the score cards for them.
The san fpiipe hotel will be opened On
Monday for the accommodation Of visitors
coming 90 the fair.
Judge Lowell L0ughery, who has spent
ihe past len days In Gallup and Wingate
examining some Iudian depreciation
'laima. says that the people Of that acc
tiOn are very much Interested In the ter
ritorisl fair and many will come In from
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

Washington, Spt. 24,-Returns to the
geological survey show total prOduc-
tiOn OF lead In the United States from all
sources, during the past six months Of
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Notice

NhA'fNs
All the Triple Link Degree Staf ara re-
quested 10 be az their hail, Monday, Sep
tember 26, az 2 p. m.
Mrs. S. EANN.
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eru league, will reach Eere Sunday night
and will umpire all OF the games. 50 that
impartial decisions can be dtpended
upon.
THE BICYCLE PROGRAM
The bicycle program il as follows:
WEDNESDAY.
No. I-Ialf-mile dash novice.
so. 2-Iwu-mllc dash,
THURSDAY.
No. Half-mile dash
No I-lWn-aud a half mile lap race.
No. Half mile.
FRIDAY
No B-IlaIf-miu,
80 7-Unr mile, territorial championship.
No s-1Wu-thirds-mlle dash
SATURDAY
No g. One mile club championship.
No live mile handicap.
40 ll-lhrtr-Qu quarter mile dash.
The best amateur riders from all over
NaW Mexico are entering these races,
which promise 10 be unusually Interest.
ing
SPEED RING PROGRAM,
The following IL the speed ring pro-
gram for the FIRST four days OF the fair
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. SEPT -.
TruttiuI. 2s2O class .... ......s..s........92 5000
Running, hdliWllr heats ........ ..,,''r'. 100
Pacing, 2 ;1O class .......... ....,r',....r. 200
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT 2s
Truttng, 40 class .......,. .... 5000
Running, three quarter mile dash H..... .... 100
IfuttlUE, $50 class st........ @uu
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, SEPT. 20.
Ttouing free for rall.........,...,......... $500
Running, tive eighths mile heats ....,.,. 100
Iruttlng $50 claas'''.,'... ......t..''s''. zoo
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY. SEPT 80,
Pacing, free for all ....... .............. $500
Running, half milo dash .-..,..,.....,,,,. 100
Running, une-Iullc dash .... ..rt.,........ 200
The feature OF the above program will
be- the free for all pacing race on Friday
Dr.. j. F. Pearce this morning received
kilograms stating that the following
PAGERS would reach tina city tonight or
To morrow morning Raymond NJ, rec
ord, 2:0sll Roberts, record, 2IO; Ophelia,
record, 2:lO; Kate Medium, record, 2:lli
Louisa NJ, record, 2:l3. This will un
doubtedly be the fastest race ever seen 10
New Mexico.
THE CAKE-WALK.
The following cOlOred people came down
from Las Vegas last night and are con.
fprTing with President T. \, WiIkeTsOn
about entering the cake walks. Mr. and
| Mrs II. l.. BintOu, Misses Vina and Ellen
| Logan aud Yleasrs Ralph Houston, Leon
and wyatt Roseborough, Milton Burns
and Andrew Ransom. The constitute a
minstrel troupe and are looking around
| In the hope OF fading q suitable place
/ where they can show here on the evening.
/ Of fair week. As a number Of other couples
will also enter the cake " TX contests
/ from this city and other towns. this Tea
/ ture OF the fair prom sss 10 be a move
and amusing feature.
THE PFACE JUBILEE.
Al a meeting Of the finance COMMITTEES
| Of the Peace Jubilee celebration az the
/ Commercial club to-day the following
| well known ladies we're added 10 the
committee: Mssdames X. W d. Bryan
". b. Chiliers, j n. MrOth, II rtOn
Moore, w. n. Parkhurst, Joseph John
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

II you will be on hand To-
night at helini a Eakin'S, you
can't he p but enjoy yourself,
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nnsn IInIl Tn-NInrrnw.

There will be game Of base ball 10
morrow afternoon between the Home
Gu ,ris ana the New Corners. The FOL
lowing will be the lineup:
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hhfhNA ANAafhs
Ladies' Rough Rider hats, soc, 81 and
81 10 each
Ladies' Roosevelt and Yilitlire hats,
fl % zach
Ladies' Sailor hats, 5oc, 6Oc and soc
ppch.
Misses cars, 25c, 25c, loc, zoe and 6Oc
lach.
Mems and boys caps, poe and 35c each
Mems suspenders, l5c, zoe, Doc, 35c and
soc pair.
Mems heavy ribbed underwear soc and
zoe each.
Suits made to order, $ll aud up.
Pants, f3 and up, II
THE RACKET
d. II. BOATRlGHT, Proprietor.
sA1URDAN.
Head Cheese, Liver Wurst,
Blood Nurst, Wiener Wurst,
Bologna, Farm Sausage,
DATlea, SAlami,
Minced Hams, Boiled Hams,
Corned Beef Tongues,
Picked Lobster Meat,
Cooked COrnpd Beef.
Picked Lambs Tongues,
SAN JOSE MARKET,
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A NJ snnhnr srhnni.

G. G. Crockett. superintendent OF the A.
w. E Sunday school, has arranged the
following program. which will be carried
nut 10 morrow afternoon at o'clock:
open with Singing by the school.
Iteration of Apostles Greed.
Prayer by Rev. W. B, Johnson.
Singing by the school.
The Drcalogue
Subject
The Kingdom Divided ....., Rev. NJ. Jones
81 iah the Prophet ... Mrs. Jennie RumiOrd
"IIIah ON CaImel'.......I. Mrs, a. T.. Joyce
"Eljali's Flight and Encoungement" 80.
"Naboth's Vineyard. ... Rev. W. IS johnson
'klij1h's 80 rit on T. isha' Mrs. w II Joyce
THE Shuuam'tc's SON .......... .........
.....,..... .... .... Mrs. X. B MONTGOMERY
"N1aman Healed ...,.... ..... .Supcuntendcnl
Elisha at Dothan' ...........,Mrss l.. u. Watts
The Death OF Elisha. "......Miss Id kumfurd
sinful Indulgence ..... .... T., W, McCallum
Captivity of the Ten Trib s".,.;..;...
Recitation Of Golden reSis, 55s as ioiows! S "''1
Proverbs Xv. /, Miss Anita Jasper; lkinps
xvii, lu. Miss Frances Ellsworth; ] Kings xviii
lOnda Jasper Exodus w, "a, Miss Aulcttl
Breedlove. Luke xi. 10, Miss Hattie Johnson
Psalms ", ~, Harvey Bruce; Jeremiah xvii,
Il, Master Milton Ellsworth; Psalms XKNiv T.
Miss Minnie Johnson; Psalms cNvi no. Miss
Matte Johnson; Isaiah xviii, z, Miss Bessie
Pullam: / Chronicles xviii, q. Miss Nattr
Crockett; Psalms lNNNiv, II, Mis- Leou Pol
lrrl
Come and hear Of Him out Of His word
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

Patsy Cahill viii act ns umpire aud
Will cali ths game at 2:3O O'Clock sharp.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

with Burt Jones and "Rusie' Pardee
pitching against each other Il will be a
battle between giants In the pitchers
box,
Buck Rbright. an umpire from an east
eru league, will reach Eere Sunday night
and will umpire all OF the games. 50 that
impartial decisions can be dtpendef
upon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-24

AZ a meeting Of the finance committee
Of the Peace Jubilee celebration az the
Commercial club to-day the following
we'll known ladies we're added 20 the
committees Mssdames r. W d. Bryan,
". b. Chiliers. j n. NrOth, II rtOn
Moore, " n. ParkhuTst, Joseph John,
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Another enc Of those ,lngant
lunches tonight at Eelini a
n /, MS.