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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
SUPREME ooURT DECISIONS.
Board of Education Va. Water Company,
Revorsed-Other Gases,

Board OF Education Va. Water Company,
ReVorsed-Other Cases,
Judge j. W. Crumpacker returned FROM
Santa te last night, where the supreme
court handed down number OF decl-
siOns yesterday.
In the case OF the board of education
Ot this city against the Water supply
company, the decision Of the lower court
was reversed and case decided In favor OF
the defendant.
In the case OF the receiver OF the Say
log bank w. John A. Lee. Wiley NJ. Nea.
yer et al, the decision Of the lower court
In favor OF the plaintiff was reversed, the
supreme court holding that certain tes.
timony, offered on the part OF the defend.
ants. which was ruled out, should have
been admitted.
In the case OF GiYens w. Veeder, a
motion 90 re-tsx the costs was granted,
the court holding that stenOgrapher fees
could not be taxed as part OF the costs.
In cases where the amount involved was
less than $1,000 and either eide prepared
a printed transcript, IL would have 10
pay FOR the same.
The supreme court affirmed Judge
Crumpackef's decision IN the CeyedFa-
ATchibiqne arson case, where the two
defendants were sentenced 10 five years
IN the penitentisTy for burning the dinr
mill Of X. A MieTa, NJ Cuba, n. N.
In the case OF Wells. Fargo q Co. W
Vim. A. Walker. Judge Golfers decision
IN favor OF the plaintiff was affirmed
The old supreme court reversed bis de
risiou In this case and decided In favor Ot
Walker, but granted the plaintiff a re-.
hearing, on which II was heard before
the present supreme court.
The court adjourned until September
2i when some more decisions will be
hRnhRh down.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
LOCATION OF TROOPS.
Where the Regiments Are 10 Be
Stationed Till Further Orders.
Many Volunteer Troops 10 Be Re-
tained In the Service.
The GlSt Of the AnglO-German Alliance
as Reported From London.
YELLOW FEVER IN FLORIDA

Washington, Sept 3. - A bulletin was
issued by the war department to-day an-
nouD@ng additional regiments to he
mustered out OF service. Adiutant-Gen-
eral COrbin said that In all probability
few, Il any. other troops would be ordered
relieved from duty at this time. The
bulletin Is as follows: The First United
States volunteer infantry at Galveston,
Texas, aud the Ninth Massachusetts,
infantry from MOntauk Point TO
South Harrington, Maine; Bat.
teries B, g aud ID, First Maine
artillery at Augusta. Companies A, b. q,
aud ID, Second Washington Volunteer In.
fantry, Vancouver Barracks, Warrington.
District Columbia Infantry from Mon.
tauk 10 armOry, Washington, ID. q. First
Battalion Nevada Infantry, Carson City,
New. Ninth New York Infantry from
Huntsville, Ala, to Troy. Fourteenth
New York Infantry from Huntsville, Ala,
10 Troy Third New York Infantry from
Camp Mead, Middlatown, Pa, 10 Troy.
Second New Jersey Infantry from Jack
sonyille. Fla, to Seagirt. n. Y. First
Massachusetts, Heavy Artillery from Fort
Pickering. Mass, TO South Framingham,
Mass.
In connection with the orders muster
ing out the above named regiments II is
significant Of the governments inten-
tiOn 10 retain many volunteer troops In
the service, that orders we're issued trans
ferring thirteen regiments from state
camps TO various camps OF mobilization
throughout the country.
IL ia understood that orders were h
sued with view 10 retention In service,
perhaps until next spring, Of Che ofgaui
cations named In the orders. The regi
ments included In the orders are: Third
Georgia, from Griffin, Ga. 20 Jackson
Vile; Fifteenth Minnesota, from 81. Paul
20 Camp Meade, MiddletOwn, Pa.
| Fourth New Jersey, from Sea
| girt 10 Camp Meade; Eighth infantry
(regnlRrs) from Fort Thomas. Washing
ton, to Lexington, KY; Fifth Massa-
| chuse,ts from South Pennington 10
Camp Meade; Thirth hfth Michigan from
Island Haven, TO Camp Meade; Third
| Mississippi, from Jackson, Miss. 10
Lexington; Two hundred and first New
York from Hamstead 10 Camp Meade;
Third North Carolina from Macon to
Knoxville; Fourth Kentucky from
Lexington 10 Knoxville; Third Alabama
TO Jacksonville; Third regiment United
States engineers from Jefferson Barracks
to Lexington; aud First Territorial regi-
ment from Prescott, Ariz., TO Lexington
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
ANGLo-GERMAN ALLIANCE,
The Alliance IL Not Liable 70 Help Poor
Little Portugal

The Alliance IL Not Liable TO Help Poor
Little Portugal
New York, Sept. IA dispatch TO the
World from London says: Little cred
ence Is attached in we'll informed
quarters to the reported AnglO-German
alliance,
The past fortnight, the German am-
bassadOr had almost daily interviews
with BaliOur, acting foreign secretary,
and the TumOr mentioned Is a conjecture
founded on these visits. IL is regarded
highly probable that BalfOur has been
engaged In negotiating an arrangement
Tor new constitution mixed tribunal
In Egypt whose existence expires By
lapse OF time next year.
Germany would demand some cOnsid-
GRAFTON for siding with England in this
matter, and an arrangement IL hinted AZ
by which Dalagoa bay will be required
from Portugal on the understanding that
Germany obtain certain trading facili-
ties there
Boyond this there is believed 10 be
nothing in the air bet wean England and
Germany at present. In financial cir
Giles. where these reports originated, the
tendency Is shown that Portuguese stocks,
which are very iirm, and South African
shares are also improved.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
Labor Day Proclamation

Whereas, By act OF congress the first
Monday In September In each year, being
the day celebrated and known as LabOrs'
Holiday, has been recognized as legal
holiday; and
Whereas, The governor OF New MeXi-
co has, by proclamation, declared said
day a legal holiday In New Mexico,
Now, therefoIe the citizensO OF Albuquer-
qus are admOnished 10 lay aside their
usual and ordinary ayOcatiOns on Mon =
day. the 9th OF September, 1873, and to
celebrate and observe in appropriate ways
this, the one special holiday in the year,
which has been set aside as peculiarly be-
longing 10 the tOiling millions upon
whose daily labor depend the prosperity
and progress Of our great country.
Z. ". MEDLER, f. ". CLANCY,
Clerk. Mayor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
Enr schnnI snnnIlr.

Go where you can get the most for
your money.
Pencil boxes with loc and key. lead
pencil, l slate pencil, penholder, pen
point, | spOnger, ] chalk crbyOn aud /
rule, all for &c.
Pencil tablets lc. 5c. and Zoe each.
lnk tablets, for be, o.. 100 and l5c
zach.
Glass pens lc each PeHhOlders lc
and 55 each. with points.
SpOnges, lc each; pencil shaTpeners, lc
each; lead pencils. 5c a dozen, lc each,
? for sc and DC each; wood slate pencils,
q for DC; composition books, DC aud Zoe
each; slate pencils for lc; rubber
erasers le each; ink 5c per bottle; white
blue lined envelopes, 5c per pack Of 25,
~ sheets note paper, DC; pound boxes
paper and envelopes, 2Oc; 5x7 double
Noishes states, ZOE each; 6x9, l5c each
xii, zoe each; sxl2 25c each; single
Noishes states, half price Of double.
Rulers free az n e Racket.
ID. "A. BOATWGHT. Prom.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
HOT WEATHER.
Remarkable Heat Wave Passing
Over The Eastern States.
Camp Wiksff, Moniark Polot, 10 be
EnutIly Abandoned.
Thc Men 10 be discharged with Sky
bays Furloughs.
GEN FiSDO eoEs TO SPAIN.

Chicago, sep'. 3.-Should the high
tempera ture continue until 90 O-morrOw
morning, al Chicago hOat records for
duration wia have been htC ken. The
record 20 date has been live consecutive
days with a maximum temperature In
the uinetta la many places work has
been suspended In the shops aud where
men were OF iged 10 labor in places
exposed TO the sun. Professor Cox, OF
the weather bureau, says that the present
hot wave covers practically the entire
country east n the Rocky mountains
and has run az high az iO2 down In
Kansas, While at Huron, 5. d there has
been three consecutive days OF 100 degree
weather.
The report ut proatratiUns from heat
the past twenty four hours In Chicago
showed one dead; nine prOstrati0ns
whose recovery rs doubtful, and thirty.
one less seriously overcome.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
PRESIDENT MKINLEY.
He Visits the Sick Soldiers Of
Skaters Army,
Anglo-Egyptian Army Wins a Vic
tory In Central Africa.
Nearly All the Troops Have Left the
Military Camp at Chlekamauga.
REVISION OF THE DREYFUs CASE.

Montauk Point, LII, Sept. 3.-The presi
dent and secretary Of war arrived at
Camp WikOtf at 5 O'Clock. Major Gen
eral Wheeler and staff greeted the party
on the station platform. Outside the
1000 troopers Of the Third cavalry we're
drawn up. and the converted yacht,
Ellen, In the rOadstead, slowly bOOmed
forth the presidents salute OF twenty
one guns. Shafter has touch OF fever
and does not feel able 10 move from his
cot. Besides, Shafter Is still In the de-
tention camp Whee!ay arranged for the
inspection party to go through the de-
tentiOn camp, past General Skaters
tent, where the president will greet the
commander Of the santiago forces.
After two-minute wait the president
drove through the detention camp 10
General Skaters tent. The general was
"a full uniform, but his face was flushed
with fever. He endeavored 10 rise from
the chair on which he sat ~ the president
entered the tent. Don't get up. gen
era'," said Mckinley, IA they shook
hands. "YOu are entitled TO rest. How
are yOuw "a little Rcly," replied the
general, "but otherwise all right" Mrs.
Alger remained In Skaters tent while
the president. Secretary Alger, Mr.. Griggs
and others went TO the general hospital.
With the president besides the secTe'
tary OF war. were: Vice President H0-
hart, Attorney General Grggs, Senator
Proctor Of Vermont, Brig zen. Egan;
Brig -Gen. LudingtOn. Major Webb G.
Hayes, son Of the late President Hayes,
Col. NJ. 7. Herriek, OF Cleveland; William
Mex Barber, OF Canton, Ohio; II n Her
rick, OF Cleveland; Secretary Porter and
Assistant Secretary CortrlOu. The ladies
~ the party we're Mrs. Alger and Miss
Hecker.
Major General Wheeler was surrounded
hy number OF his staff The carriages,
preceded by the cavalry, wound up the
hill 20 Wheeler's headquarters. The
presilentlOoked at the long view OF wide
treeless eKpanse checkered with regi
mental camp and hospital, and great
pa-tNrtes OF canvas amid stretches OF
gra-a "This IL beautiful" the president
said then later: II thiuk | never saw I
hand omer camp"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
Mining In Golden.

J. B. Mayo, OF Golden, who ia interested
in gold milling at the Cullen mines
south Of the Ortiz mountains, il In
the city for few days, purchasing ma
terial for his camp,
Mr.. Mayo is highly pleased with the
outlook for the Golden and san Pedro
district. On his property there are mil,
lions of tons Of low grade ore, running
from S7 to s.. He is negotiating now
for drilling for water, which would save
a haul Of two and half miles.
The Monte Cfisto Ia moving some big
machinery from Thornton, which they
expect to have in working order in few
dAva.
CaTley a Amanda have been milling AT
their mill at GOden, and have found
some rich ore, They are the owners OF
valuable mining property.
Mr Mayo Is accompanied 10 the city
by his estimRble wife, and they will re
main here several days.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
oYcLh cIrn onoANIzrp.
Many wheeimen sign Membership Roll
A Isudabie Enterprise.

Many whesimeu sign Nembership Roll
A tsud able Enterprise.
The cyClprs Of the ci,y gathered In large
numbers at II Brockmpicr's store last
night for the purpose Of organizing q cy-
Gle club. All present entered into tue
enterprise with spirit aud enthuslas IN
and In a short dma sixty seven ladies
and gentlemen had signed the member
ship roll
The meatiug then organized by tlect-
ing X l. Wasnburn chairman, AID the
following committee n permanent or
gauizatiOn was appointed. n. W. Clancy.
II. BrOckmei,r, y McCanna, Lew
IL. G. 9. Hall and Il L. Washburn
The meeting decided that the iniiia.
tiOn fee shoulj be so cents and the
monthly dues the same n. Brockmeier
was appointed temporary treasurer 20
collect the same
A committee is around among the
wheelmen TO day getting signatures 10
the membership roll and from the way
persons are signing, it Is safe 10 predict
the clubs roll will number 800 members
before many days
The organizing Of cycle clnb In this
,ity Ia a most c0mmendsble undertaking
and IL should prove potent factor 10
ward getting good roads.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
RECrrrIoN no oArr. LUNA.
The Heroic Captain OF Troop y, RougI
Riders, WIN Be Here Tonight.

The Heroic Captain Of Troop y, Roug h
Riders, win Be Here Tonight,
Capt. Max Luna, OF Troop Il Of the
Rough Riders, reached Los Lunas last
night and will come up 10 Albuquerque
on the train from the south this evening
The gallant captain received rOusing
reception at SOcOTrO on his way home,
and Los Lunas turned out In full force
10 give cordial welcome 90 the hero.
Every man, woman and child In the
town, as we'll as hundreds OF farmers
from the surrounding country, were al
the depot
When Capt, Luna arrives IN the city
tonight he should receive reception
such az brave soldier and illustrlOu-
citizen deserves.
The First Regiment band will be- at the
depot this evening 10 meet Capt. Max
Luna. Hon NestCr MOntOya will deliver
an address OF welcome. An the friends
n Troop y and Capt, Luna are invited Ia
he at the depot on the arrival Of the train
from the south at 6.52.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
". vIncent and Sd. Mary

~. Vincent academy and u. Mgry's
School for Boys will open their doors on
Tuesday, September 8. There have been
several changes in the faculty OF the two
pchOOls. 81. Nincents will continue
under the supervision Of Sister HyAcuth,
who has bsen 80 successful in school
work In tho past.
81. Marys school will be under thu i'm.
mediate direction Of Sister telephone, an
excellent high school teacher. who has
had twenty years experience IN the
chOols Of the Sisters Of Cincinnati. Ohio,
which are am ng the most important 0i
the order.
All indications point 10 the largest at
tendance in the history Of these two
anhnnla.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

ue Goes Iiaos 10 spain with Large sum
OF Money

Ho Goes Back TO spain with Large sum
OF Money.
New York. Sept IA dispatch TO the
Herald from HRYaua, via Key West, says.
Having successfully done everything In
his power 10 tOnvey the impression that
he would sail 70 Spain via New York on
the steamship Philadelphia. on Thurs
day, General Pando INSTEAD, secretly
started Tor he native land about ten
hours later on the French steamer Notre
Dame du Salu', II is said with 1900. 600
francs.
lt Is not known whose money this was,
but the sum may have been made up by
large subscriptions from the Spaniards
uf South America, Central America and
and Mexico, which reached Pando In
large amounts during his visit TO Mex.
leo.
Blanco, having ignored Pando's plan
Tor the defense ~ santiago. Pando prob
ably insisted on delivering the funds di.
rect In Madrid, rather than through
BlRucO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

Pli'al,l. hia, Sept 3 The third hos.
pita' trein sent from this city under the
auspices OF the Medico Chirurgical hos
tth,, arrived from Camp Mead, Penn,
with more than hundred sick soldiers
this morning Most OF the men ara snf
fering from typhoid fever, although quite
q number have malarial and other feyers
None OF the patients are believed 70 be
vigorously M. Over three hundred sick
soldiers are being cared for by the Medi.
co. chiruTgical hospital.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

Louise Dumas. French woman In
straightened circumstances, who has
been cared for at the city building for q
few weeks. died yesterday afternoon from
complication OF diseases. She was con-
yerted during her last illness aud died
the peaceful death OF true Christian.
She was 40 years of age and had only
b On In this country Eve years.
The funeral took place at $3.50 o'clock
Jhis afternoon from Undertaken 5trong's
Dsrlors, Father Mandalari conducted the
funeral services.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
WAR IN AFRICA.
Anglo Egyptian Forces Destroy Forts ON
the upper Nile.

Anglo Egyptian Forces Destroy Forts on
the Upper Nile.
London, Sept 3 The ey,ning Tela
gram publishes brief dispatch. saying:
AN the forts az Omdurman have been de-
B,Fnyed. Great success. No casualties.
The British war Office to-day rec. iyed a
dispatch from Nasri on the Nile, saying
that gunbOat returned there ana re-.
ported that thGre was no casualties
among the AngiO-Egyptian forces. that
the right bank Oi the river had been
completely cleared OF all forts, and that
the forts on Tut island. opposite Omdur-
man had been demolished and the guns
captured" The dispatch al1O said that
the nOwitzer practice OF ths Sirdar'5 force
was excellent
The war Office later In the day recalyed
another dispatch from General Sir Her
bert Kitchener by way OF Nasri. az fol-
lows: owing 10 the weather the line4
have been broken and telegraphic com
muuicatiOn il interrupted. Am send.
in9 this 10 Nasir TO be- forwarded. The
march has been very favorable Prac.
ticl ly none have fallen out OF the ranks
~ hefn invBlided. During two days We
have driven in the Defylsh cavalry and
small parties after slight resistance.
FtOm JObel ROyRn we marched to Wad
III Obeid, thence TO Sayal, thence to
SuTarat.
This morning we reached Egina, a
mile and a half south Of Kerreri, six
miles from Omdurman. The mounted
camel corps with horse battery pushed
forward 70 KhOrshamba, WhereupOn the
entire Deryish force issued from Obdur-
mum and were clearly visible esti-
mated his force at 5000 men. They ad.
yanced 8t ] an"
Srdar's dispatch was apparently sent
Cfipr reriving Keppels report, and the
e. egrgm breaks of at an important
Iont Further news awaited here with
inten n interest.
Tn advanced at II o'clock q. m. rs il
I, att tuck us, to meet which, | disposed OF
bTfl CO in good, open position, with a
clear field TO fire. The Khalila'a
force had halted three miles southwest OF
Onr Dosit on and Is now there, at p. m.
early this morning, according TO or
dtrs, the gunhoats advanced, towing the
hOwitZpr battery and barges IN support
Of the Arabs on the right bank. The
h0witZers took up q position opposite
Omdurman, and the gunboats bOmbarded
tho forts. They have not returned, but
their fire partly demolished the dome
over Mahhs' tomb. All we'll"
THE LATEST,
Cairo, Sept. 3-Thursday afternoon
Siriar, General Sir Herbert Kirchener,
advanced TO within a mile and a half of
KerrOri, driving in the enemy's out posts
without any casualties on the side Of the
Anglo Egy1tian army. The forces OF
Sirdar we're halted 20 await the result OF
the gunbOat reconnaissance. Khalifa's
force, estimated 90 number 5000, were
drawn up outside OmduTman. Kepple's
gunboats partially destroyed the dome OF
Mahd's tomb in the mosque at Omdur.
man,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

rent the erection Of a santa ium on a
more magnificent SC lie than would b.
possible Just now. The other proportion
is TO purchase lots ans build a santa
rum at once, which could be- enlarged
whenever the demands made this NJ cas-
sary.
The former seems 20 be the more fpas
ible plan. and it il quite probable that Il
will be adopted. A suitable buil ing con
be eased for the purpose
Mother Paul will submit these two pro
positions 10 the community COUNCIL ci
the or Ter. md will write the committee
Ia this city whatever their decision
NAV In
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
PROSPECTIVE sANIrAKIuM.

Mother Paul wnl submit Two PROPOSE
tions 10 the Community Council.
Mother Paul, OF the Sisters OF Mercy,
returned TO Silver City this morning.
Last night she held q conference with the
committee appointed by Father MaDda.
lari, and the matter Of establishing a
sanitarium Of the order In this city was
discussed. Two distinct propositions are
now under consideration The hrst is 20
lease large building already fitted up
with modern cOnyeniences, and convert II
into A sanitarium and use Il AZ such for
q few years until conditions would war
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

Mr. and Mrs. George Champion and
Mrs. j NJ, Champion, desire to publicly
express their sincere thanks TO friends
of this city, and especially TO the mem
kind acts rendered during the sickness
Such kindness has helped mitigate our
sorrow, and will never be forgotten.
MRS j. NJ. CHAMPION,
MR.. AND Mrs. GEO. CHAMPION.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
Anrln.Gnrmnn ALLIANCE.

London, Sept. 3.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette this afternoon says II Is satisfied
that q general Anglo German agreement
has been reached to act together In yari
GUS quarters OF the world The paper
adds that II verified yesterdays intOrma.
tion and ss an instance Of where Ger
many's support will prove exceedingly
useful II points out that the fall OF ON
durman will change Great Britain's DO.
sition in Egypt and in the face Of inevt
able French and Russian resentment
Germany will be useful rs an active
guarnntOr Of our permanent occupation
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
Young Casey Dead.

The Associated Press reports Of last
night states that Edwin Eugene Casey,
troop clerk Of the Rough Riders, died at
Camp Wikon, MOnlauk Point, yesterday
from fever. The deceased enlisted with
the Las Cruces volunteers, and was the
son OF Capt John n. Casey, a ranchman
OF the Mesilla valley.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

Chickamauga, Sept al adquarters
OF the First and Second brigades, First
division, Third army corps. moved 70 An
uistOn to-day. Chickamauga Is rapidly
assuming a deserted appearance. Only a
few regiments are left, aud nearly ali
the camp followers have departed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

THE DREYFUs CASE.

French Omcials Moving slowly In the
Sensation Case.
Paris, Sept. 3 Figaro to-day referring
20 the latest Developments In the
Dreyfus case said Yesterdays con-
sultatiOns between Nun. Bri7sOn,
president Of the council and
minister OF the interior, Cayaignac. min
lister OF war, and Sarrient, minister OF
justice, did not result In any solution OF
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

Word was received last night that
santa Fe, the capital Of the territory,
was the scene OF another murder. the
shooting occurring on Thursday night.
The yic.im was Ramon Garcia, the base
ball pitcher, and the murderer IL Nazario
llafid,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

jacksonville, Fla, Sept 3.-Nine cases
OF yellow fever we're reported by the
board OF health to-day from OrwOod. One
case developed at Waterford, a small VII
lage five miles east OF Water Valley
The board regards the situation rather
serious. There are now twenty two
cases at OrwoOd. One death has occur.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03

the problem. The ministers are OF the
opinion that the government will not
take the initiative In the revision Of the
Dreyfus case. but VIII wait until q meet
ing OF the chambers, unless Madame
Dreylus presents demand In legal form.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-03
WnI Many To-NIght,

Rev, G, A. NeCf the we'll known and
popular missionary OF the Lutheran
church, and Mrs. Rosa Koch, Of Santa ne
will be- married at the Lutheran church
on north Third street this evening, Rev
n A. Bendrat officiating.