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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16
BURNED WALL FEtIs
At Least Five Boys Are suDy
Re Buried in the RuInfl

nc Buried in the Ruinf]
Pittsburg, Pa, February l5,-M
wall of the Union Storage conpssii|
ing, which was destroyed by th I
last Wednesday,, fell shortly 4
o'clock today. A number 81 W.
at play about the ruins, andithH
that at least five we're caught " 4
ing wall and are buried under N :
The extent of the accident y :
known. Two persons, Samuel "a
colored man. and Charles crantt,l
We're taken out alive. They wen
gerously hurt. Young Cramer NH]
plumber of his companions were a.
der the wall.
A large force is clearing ~
debris. Parts of the wall stlR -
the searchers are in danger Of beiH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16
SPORT.

Managers OF the league clubs will try to
get Won Der Ahc out OF his troubles by
paying the amount, ono-half being already
raised IN st. Louis.
Mahcr put out "Thunderbolt" Smith in
the third round
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16
ROAD OVER WHITE ras
To He Constructed hy The
Yukon COmpany.

Montreal, February l5.-c "
son, representing the British Ynis
pany. says the construction q 4
through the White pass from itls
the Lynn canal to Lake Bennett
begun Immediately by his cciupnl,
road, which will b. forty-iMe.
length, will lie completed vltna
doys of the beginning Of work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16
n,,xx,,r,, in The kIondlkA

Juneau, Alaska, February y "
Wash, February 15.-During re-
days terrible blizzard has Oss
along the coast from the head =
canal to Fort Wrangle. Acc0s's'
as to the number OF blizzard yidln1
ing from seventeen to twenty-ss'
are no means of getting at tho =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16


Rene mber We have curea ~ ~!
and Chronic Diseases fhht pa sha M
cured AT the hands OF some 2. Inn
lists and physicians IN ~" ~
Prncf of this statement " 20 -
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseass,; q !
pies. Scrofula, Blood Ta'nis -. w 4 q
arising from an impure stut shs,a1ll
completely eradieated from ~ 2fI|
KIDNEY AND la,s.i
Weak Back. Pain in Side. ,,ns. ,tI
In Urine, Brickdust, or NM
ur.nntipg, frequency OF hdt
all diseases OF the biaaueI Y II t,ot611
PRIVATE Diseases, Bloou ,. i,;c
yarirocele, Tenderness. Sws ,,s ~
OF Organs, and Piles, rls ssa,s
without pain or detcntica liz sne r.
LAIfIES, II you nre s suh.', ~
tressing ailment peculiar ~ oj
should call OH Or. Hnthaws =
XII persons who may hs
consult us ut once, az our ,,T
guarantee to every one q
treatment. -, scndi11
MuI treatment given by
tom blanks. II. go
skin diseases. No. ipr eesss1
Address, or call 10 your = ~;
pn. nApHAwAS q
an7 81. charle
Sew Or
or GOD AZ Ale
san 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16
Mnr Might EnIin,y.
nIoTING IN HUNGARY.
Armed Peasants Are Dcfylng III,
Government SOlslIers.

Government Soldiers.
Vienna. February i5-- The agrarlan So
cialist movement In Hungary Is becoming
most seriopsp. At Kis.akerkeBy 1000 peas
ants are IN open revolt They have mar.
dered the local magistrate ANA are holding
the village against troops sent to restore
order,
In the district OF Rerid a desperate f,ght
was he'd aud twenty wounded. At Arrasz
me socialists tried to liberate their i'm
pI,soned comrades aud the gendarmes Were
Obliged 70 prevent an onslaught with bay
onets, woman tried 10 wrcst a rifle
from gendarme and the latter stabbed
hsr IN the breast. She fell dead.
There have been many arrests and much
disorder Ia other districts The sale u
tricis disturbed There Is talk OF proclaim.
Ing siege.
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16

IEFUGIo-The people here ,.;, y
elaied over the prospects for 2 i 1s.S9
They have a committee out s s
stock and bonus for the ous nrssI1
railroad. and have much ehs0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16
Declare EngInnd IL ro,yerIcss.

Peltin February l5.--Russians here de-
clare England is utterly rowerlcss to pre-
vent Russia executing her designs on Chi-
ma They consider England quantite
negotiable" and Russia sufficiently powerful
to thwart British plans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16

TO CURE A COLD N OIL
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnins X
druggists refund the money ~
cure, Csc. The genuine has r
each tablet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16

bride NJ. Teyseonleres to modify h,s reports
OF the Dreyfns bordereau.
NJ. Teyssonhieres, Nj. CrepeuS Janin
added, had declared that 1t was ON his
tteyssonuierea) report alone and not on
NJ. Bertillon's on which Dreyfus was con
ytcted. This statement caused u sensa-
ton. Nj Janin added that II was because
NJ. Tcyssonnlerss was angry with the Wit
ness for not sharing his opinion in regard
to The Dreylus ease that he tried 10 con-
promise the matter.
NJ, Ciemenoeau, counsel for the Aurore,
read letters from Nine, De Bounncy ad-
hitting the possession OF the letters which
Major Esterhdzy wrote her between 1881
and 1894 and containing serious anmrad-
versions of France and the French army
N. clomenccau urged the court to Gp-
point magistrate to ask Nine. De Boul-
ancy II among the letters there was
not one containing the following express
sions; Firstly. General Salussier ,thon
the commander In chief OF the French
army and military governor of ParisI is
a clown. In our country the Germans
would not show him in circus" (Up-
roar In courtl
Secondly, "If the Prussians got as far as
Lyons they might throw away their guns
and keep only their riding whips 10 drive
the French Off" prolonged sensational
Professor Hayert Of the College OF
FIuuCe, sIlu ne examined ms an expert the
borderoau and the letters of Major Ester
hazy and Dfeyfns ns we'll as letter
written by Dreyfus since his condcmna-
ton The latter, the witness continued
was devoid OF resemblance TO the Dor
dcrcau. of which he was convinced Major
Esterha2y Was the author.
The court then adjourned,
The crowd made no demonstration. The
excitement caused by the trial has some
what abated, but the real interest Is alb
sorbinE and grows daily Count Ester
hay VIII be examined tomorrow.
When the trial is finished the discuss
sion Will be moved 10 the chamber OF
IDENTITIES and the senate where the cabinet
VIII be on its trial There are stll thlr-
teen witnesses TO be examined and then
VIII come the addresses OF the advocate
general NJ. Nacsssel. NJ Lahore and NJ
Clemenceau. NJ laBorie Is expected 10
speak four or Ave hours NJ lola viii
speak very briefly
War Might Follow,
Paris. February id--M, Mlleyoye. speak. |
ing tcnisht At patriotic meeting at Sure.
seness, claimed to know that the secret |
document upon which Droyfus was con- |
demned read thus:
Let them ask that canaiiic preyfus what
no mad promised Us. Guillaimaj'
NJ Millevoye added: II. is evident that
war might follow the publication of such
q document
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-16

American Fruit Regulations.
Berlin, February 10 THE Reichsran-
ssiser = able 70 publish The instsurticas
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
m POLICE CIRCLES
afsh.i Me utiiih's Collections for sep
tomber Amount to eAa5.

81 afshi Me uriihs Collections for sep
tember Amount 10 f4aT.
Antonia Rambs, one OF the dpmimonde
IT Old Albuquerque. made things lively
around the corner OF Railroad avenue
and second street last night by assault
ing Amelia Abutisl she was arrested
anu her trial was adjourned until Mon
day night by Justice Crawford To- day.
kafEel TOllOpOlo, an italian who
works at the railroad shops, became
AngeTed at his foreman aud used his
knife on him quite freely. TOliOpOlo
was arrested, but as the injured m did
not feel disposed To pro- ecute the case, he
WIS fined fl0 for disturbing the peace by
Justice Crawford to-day.
Fred. karlbo appeared before Justice
Crawford for the ffth time within two
weeks on the charge OF drunkenness and
Aned IS.
Walter Clarke, colored, was fined o. for
disturbing the peace Of the Acre last
night.
William Gillispie aud William Miller
were given i've days apiece for yag-
Tsncy.
Marshal McMillin's collections Tor the
mouthOf September amounted $447.which
Ia $7l better than they we're last month,
when they broke all previous records.
Tho police department has ceased 70 be
an expense 10 taxpayers and is now a
paving institution. This is az Il should
be- let the evil dOers pay Tor their own
folfy
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
MERRIT'S REPORT.
Tells Of the Operations About
Manila.
Hawaiian Congressional Commission
Returna From honolulu.
Gen. wOOi Says That ths Cuban Arm
VIII Soon DlSband.
DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES.

Washington, Sept. 30. - The report OF
Major General Merritt, Of the operations
about Manila, was made public " day
After eiylDg briefly the story OF his em
barkatlOB. the arrival al Manila, and the
disposition Of the troops here, he says:
Gen. AguinaldO did not visit mU nor
offer his services ~ subordinate military
leader. and a. my Inc ructiOns from the
precedent fully contemplated the Occupa-
ti0n OF the islands by The American land
forces, did not consider II wise 20 hold
any direct communication with the
insurgent leader until | should be
Ia the possession OF the city OF Manila,
especially a. ] would not until then be
In position 10 issue proclamation and
enforce my authority, In the event that
his pretensiOns should clash with my
designs. when troops OF my command
carried the Spanish entrenehments, ex-
tending from the sea 70 the Pasay road
on the extreme spanish right, We weff
under no obligations by pre-arrsngtd
plans or mutual attack, to turn to the
right and clear the front still held BY
AguinaldO's insurgents. but were able
TO move forward ht once aud occupy the
CITY and snhurba."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

A very pretty marriage ceremony was
performed at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs
Aaron R0senwald at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, when their daughter, Miss
Amanda Rosenweld, became the bride
OF Mr.. BerihOld Flesher. a we'll known
wholesale cigar dealer Of Roswell, n. NJ.
Rabbi Greenburg tied the nuptlal knot.
Mis- Jetty Rosenwald, the brides sister,
acted as maid OF honor, and her bOrther.
d. 5. ROsenwald, assumed the part OF
btst man. The wedding was O0e OF the
most interesting events that has taken
place In Jewish society circles In this
city for some time. aud thefe was n large
number Of friends present from this aud
other places 20 congratulate the happy
pair and 10 sho yer them with handsome
a. q useful presents. Mr. aud Mrs.
Flesher will reside nj Roswell. They
eft tor the east last night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
THU FOURTH DAY.
The Great Territorial Fair Still
a Drawing Card.
Interesting Programme Being Car
rled Out This Afternoon.
charges Against the war Department
Being Investigated.
YELLOW ElvKR IN CUBA DIsAFFEARHe.
YELLOW ElvER IN cUBA DlsAFrrARne.

an incoming trains last night brought
In large numbers Of visitors from all
parts 0f The tsrrlt0ry and there were
more arrivals than departures. which ie
an unusual occurrences. There IL another
great OutpOnring OF the people At the
fair grounds this afternoon. The weather
Continues delightful aud there will BE-
another big day at the fair gr0unde To-
morrow when the eighteenth annual ter
ritorial fair will have passed into history.
SATURDAYS PROGRAM.
T0-morrow's program will commence
with bicycle races. which will be the
most interesting OF any during the fair.
he hrst race Is the one mile for the
championship OF the AlbuqnerQue Wheel
club aud n medal valued ~ $3.50. There
II very sharp rivalry among the fast
riders OF the club 10 carry of this honor.
and people who enjoy close aud excit-
ing bicycle race have treat Ia store.
The second race will be the five mile
handicap. which IL regarded as the great.
eat attraction ON the program Of bicycle
races.
rne prizes are: First. tl5 worth Of
merchandise; second, a stop watch valued
at $40; third, " 50 worth Of meTchan.
disc.
The third race on the program Is the
three-Quarter-miled dash. The prizes are.
htst. $40 worth OF merchandise; second.
t5 worth OF merchandise; third, $3.50
worth Of merchandise
The speed ring program for tomorrow
will be- prepared by the fair
directors this evening. and it In their In.
tention 70 have the races on the last day
NJ good as any that have been seen
on previous days.
No official announcement can be made
as To the base ball game for tomorrow
afternoon until the result OF the game
this afternoon Ia known. should Albu.
querque win, the tournament contest
will be over, but II Leadville wins, an
other game will be played 10 morrow,
and II Leadyille again wins, the deciding
game viii be played on Sunday.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Tie half mile bicycle race was won by
Sd. Lewis, OF La Junta. In I:l22; Harry
Lockhaft, second; Russell Brooks, third.
The one mile championship bicycle
rsce was won by Fred. Lewis, OF lhis
9 ~ In S:061S; LOchhart second; Brooks,
,A-irli.
In the cake walk ed. Wilson and Helen
9hafter were given tho first prize; Ralph
Burton and Venia Logan. second prize,
Albuquerque defeating Las Vegas.
The four and half furlOngs. running
race, was won by La Frontina In So sec
onds; jersey Maid, second; Dif. third.
At the end Of the third inUing. In the
bRse ball match, the score stood. Albu-
querque Z, Leadyille o.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
COUNTY SCHOOL REPORT.

Superintendent Persa Has Prepared His
Annual Report for Last Year.
County superintendent b. II. Perea has
made out his annual report 10 the terri
tonal superintendent OF schools. The
report shows 81 male and % female
teachers In the county; l,727 male and
1897 female children enrolled, with an
average attendance OF LILO OF the
former and .02l Of the latter; the num-
beT OF scholars, between the ages Of and
I2l years. is $500 males and 3,4B5
females; the humber Of schools is 6S and
the number OF months taught last year
was 1862.
The receipts are S3S. .lOs 80, divide as
fOllows: Balance. December 1. 1897
$l2. 7gi ~; from county school fund, tl4,
724; poll tax, fines, etc, $5.bS8Sl. The
expenditures amount 10 t33,l0S3O.
div ided as follows: Teachers salaries.
81. .267 %; school houses and grounds.
1880; rent. fuel. etc. tl,426 81; on
hand, fl9, 1864. The report also gives
the name and location OF every private
school in the county, the value OF its
property aud the enrolment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
NATIoNAL CAPITAL.
sliow Fever Danger Disappearing-The
War Commtaaion at Work.

Yellow Fever Danger Disappearing-The
War Commission at Work.
Washington, Sept. 3O.-At the cabinet
meeting to-day reports were read TO the
effect that by October 10 danger from
yellow fever In Cuba will have passed.
II IL understood the movement OF troops
will begin about that time. The con
dnct OF the Spanish customs officers at
Havana being very unsatisfactory 10 the
president, II Is said II has been decided
10 take possession OF the custom house
there atan early date, and administer
its affairs under regulations described BY
government. Instructions given 20 the
commissions now sitting In the West
Indies provide. II IL stated, for eyaeua-
tion OF Porto Rico In advance OF Cuba.
INVESTIGATING TIE CHARGES
Washington. Sept. 3O.-The war in-
ycstigstion commission 10 day decided 10
ask General Lee 70 follow Gen. wheeler
In giving testimony concerning the
charges made against the war depart
msnt, The commission 20 day continued
the examination of letters bearing upon
the charges OF mismanaPement, some
ceiling attention 70 such charges and
others attempting 10 refute them. Many
letters referred 10 the newspaper reports
OF abuses, and In most such cases, letters
we're sent 10 editors in question asking
for speeiAc information.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
TIE HAwAIIAN CoMMIssioN.
The Commissioners Have Reached saI
Franofsco-Storm an .Japan

The Commissioners Have Reached san
Franoisoo-storm IA Japan
San francisco. Sept. 80 The steam
ship Gaelic arrived here to-day, bringing
the congressional commission, Sen itOrs
CullOm and Morgan and Congressman
Hit. from Honolulu. Cullom said:
We have done "a much a. possible 1"
the time AZ our disposal, and we covered
the ground thoroughly. When we meet
at Washington on November IA we will
90 10 Wo at once on our report"
The steamer Gaelic brings news OF q
most terrific storm which swept over ia
pan on September 6th, which almost
reached typhoOn proportions The
blow did great damage to shipping and
rivers became raging torrents. A sum.
mary OF the loss OF live and property fol-
nws: Deaths, $50; houses awept away,
lGi; houses overthrown, ll85; partially
wrecked, H. ,4s0; houses inundated. l5.-
5B7: river banks broken. IS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
cuaAN AnuY VIA DisBAND.

Gen Wood Dealing with Many Questions
~ santiago.
Washington. Sept. .SO.-SecTstary Alget
received 0ng letter from Gru. Leonard
Wood, IN, ita y gGva:nOr Ot Santiago,
dealing wilh many qlesiious Of interest
10 tbe puplic. Combining IN rdieal skill
with the highest type OF soldierly quail
ties aud exec tive ability. Wood was abb,
20 meet and overcome the problems pre-
sen ed In Santiago. lie communicate
the intelligence that all indications
point to a specify diatanding OF the
Cuban army. "NO one can ~" he says,
"how long Il will take TO establish y
stable government" but he thinks II will
be quite a period.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
REnnLLIoN sPREApIre.


TIE Insurgents OF the Philippines Are
sui inclined 20 be Ugly.
Madrid Sept. 3O.-A dispatch from
General Rios. the Spanish governor Of
the Vizcayas islands, reported 10 have
recently proclaimed himself governor
general Of the Spanish dominioRs Of the
Philippines, reports that insurgent ex
petitions have arrived at the Yizcayas
The rebellion is spreading, several pro-
yinces OF Luzon lave been invaded, some
officers gendarmeri and families massa.
cred. The government and officials at
IloilO. on the island. have fed 10 Manila
La Correspondence says the Ameli
cans are tOlerating r new uprising Of the
insurgents. and urges The government 10
present a protest 20 the Paris connie
sion
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
WILL BE BR0uGHr NoRTH.

The Sick soldiers In Porto Rico 10 Come
North when Able to Travel.
Washington, Sept. 30.-The war de-
partmrnt has posted the following
"The president has given instructions
that all the sick al Porto Rico be brought
north a. soon as they are able TO travel
with safety. the purpose being TO relieve
General Brooke Of further care Of the
sick and at the same time enable the
men % receive the beat treatment oh
tainable These men will be- furlOughed.
About seven hundred will leave to-day
on the Relief and Missouri"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

Duncan Hines. who has been connected
with the local Cfiice Of the Wells, Fargo
Ia press company for the past nine
months. will leave for Rast Las Vegas 10
nisht, where he has been promoted TO
lhe position OF cashier OF the company
there. duncan has many friends In this
city who will regret to hear OF his depar-
ture aud wish him success In Las Vegas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

Washing on, Sept. 30.-COl John Hay
was sworn iuto Office as secretary OF state
this morning at the white house by jus
tice Harlan. Hay Immediately joined
his colleagues at the regular Friday
cabinet sassiOn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
prnhihitinn cnnnna-

Toronto. Ont. Sept 3O.-The majority
Tor prohibition throughout the entire
dominion will not likely exceed 5000.
All the provinces. except Quebec, voted
Tor prohibition. Quebec's majority
against was 10000, Bven the prohibition
pirty consider ths majority too small 70
influenca the government TO attempt
prnhihitiOn legislation.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

a magnificent 800 Halls latest in
proved safe almost new, for sale cheap.
JGat the thing for business house. IL
Il fire proof aud has combination burg
lHT proof vault. Write or inquire OF II.
N knight or John Trimble, Albuquerque,
a.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE
AT THE RusY sToRE.
E.nni.i,a niillin.r.

The fall aud winter stock Of exquisite
millinery is arriving daily at Mrs.
McCfeights emporium, No. 3l2 west
Railroad avenue (sOuth side). and ths
ODeninR day OF these superb aud artistic
goods will be- announced later.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

all details Of the work which will be
taken up when the commissions begin
Joint sessions. The Spanish commits
sioners formally deny the paragraphs
purportng 10 give the substance OF their
Instructions which appeared In news
uanar
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
QUENCHED ny RAIN.
AeuISALDo's CONSTITUTION.

He Does Not Want tn be Dictator But He
Would Like the Presidency.
New York, Sept. 30-A dispatch 10
the Herald f'Om Washington says: Senior
Ag1neillO, the Philippine representative,
has made public translation OF the
Philippine constitution that AguinaldO
was 20 have proclaimed at Mal)los. Bl
this constitution AguinaldO formally re
nOuBces his title as dictator and assumes
that OF president Of the revolutionary
government Of the PHILIPPINES.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
rhin.rn nrnin M.rl.t.

chicago. Sent. 3o.--Wheat-Sept., 65c
Dec, 50 S@62@c.
Corn-Sept., 293sc. Dec. 2g9sc.
Oats-Sept., 2llsc Dec, 20Ac.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

Paris, Sept, 30-The American com
mission held its usual session this morn
ing. II Ia believed that the commission.
80" "-"a'sliging plans and arranging
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

Pablo Crispin, James Laurie, c. c Crock
ett, Rafael Mora, Policarpio, Armijo,
Nestor Montoya, RJmaldo Mo- toya y
Apodaca and COrueli0 Sandoval.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

Con4taniinople, Sept 30 -Adviees from
Van ssv lighting occurred a. Alashgofb
etwee the Turks aud Armeniahs from
Russia. About ltty Armenians were
hftlaa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30

WIN Onit Firhtinr

Havana, Sept 30-General Gomez, In
an interview, Is quoted as saying that
the insurgent forces will disband and
apply themselves TO farm labor rs soon
az the Spanish troops eyaeuate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
Fire In eouth Dskota.

Ipswich, 8. d., Sept. 30-The entire
business portion OF this city burned this
morning except one block
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-30
INVESTIGATING THE CHARGTs
ART PARLoRs.
No. tIa North Thlrd strsst.

Mrs. Albright invites visitors 90 the
fair 20 call at the Art PaTlors and see her
collection OF beautiful pictures, and have
sitting while you walt.
Carnantarai toola Whitnav CO