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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
@, & o. DIFFERENTIAL.
The u. & o. and Il. IL. IL. Want the
Same Rate to Washington.
Baltimore American, 2Sth.)

Baltimore American, Sth.)
Mr.. d. b. Martin, manager passenger
traffic of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, returned yesterday from New
York. where, on Thursday, he appeared.
i'm conjunction with Pennsylvania railroad
officials, before the Arbitration Commit
tee Of the trunk lines and argued for the
withdrawal OF the passenger dlfferential
granted TO the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road between st. Louis and Washington
and Baltimore. The rates via the Balti-
more ard Ohio and Pennsylvania lines
from St. Louis to Washington and Balti-
more is $2025, while via the Chesapeake
and Ohio the rate to the same cities Is
tles5.
The Chesapeake and Ohio enjoys this
differential because when granted many
wears ago tina, line did not have the
through service IL now has. IN addition 1t
has greatly improved it's service. and lhe
Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania
Company have suffered IN consequence.
Mr. Martin asked either for the With
drawal of the differential altogether, or
that the three competing lines between
the Southwest and Washington and Bal
timnre should have equal faclHtles. Inc
committee reserved its decision
The rate from both Chicago and 81.
Iouis Is the same 10 Baltimore as 10
Washington because one OF the lines-the
Pennsylvania-passes through baltimore
before reaching Washington. The other
lines have to bring passenger from
washington to Baltimore because the
Pennsylvania company has TO bring him
here I'm order To carry him 10 Wasnlng-
ton. The up-to-date traveller in the West
desiring to go to Washington via the Bal
timore and Ohio or Chesapeake and Ohio.
buys his ticket all the way TO Baltimore.
and the scalper helps him to reduce the
cost of the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
COUNCIL TO HOLD A CAUCUS.
Nominations to City Positions Will
BE Made June 18th.

A call has been issued, and has been
pretty generally signed by the new menu
bers of the City Council, for caucus to
be held on Monday, June 18th. At this
meeting arrangements will be made TO
I'll the various positions I'm the gift Of the
Council Mr.. w. NJ. Turpin by virtue of
his position as president Of the Board OF
Aldermen, will probably be called upon
to preside.
There is a good deal Of interest, but lit
tie real excitement, in the apportlonment
o. the patronage, though a strong fight
Is expected for the city attorneyship. For
this office Mr.. Louis " endenburg is op-
posing the reelection Of Mr. c. V. Mere
dith,- and the friends of both claim that
their candidate will have substantial
majority. Mr. Beverly T. Crump has
also been mentioned as a possible candi-
date. City-Engineer Cutshaw has no OPP
position, neither has Mr.. Ben. Il. August,
the City Clerk.
Sergeant -at-Arms Ruskell has two OPP
ponents, but there is little opposition to
the other incumbents of the various POSI-
ions to which nominations will be made
at the caucus.
The nominees will be elected at called
meeting of the new Council, 10 be held
July LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
General Henry II. Jackson.
(AtIanta ConstItntIonl


One of the most distinguished land
marks OF this state disappears in the
death Of General Henry r. Jackson.
Though ripe for the sickle OF the grim
reaper. II is nevertheless with deep re-
greet that the announcement OF the death
of this illustrous Georgian falls upon the
ears OF the people Of the state. Enter
ing public life when Howell Cobb Robert
Toombs, Herschel V. Johnson, Charles J.
Jenkins and other notahilities were IN
their prime. General Jackson forced his
way with commanding prowess TO thu
front, and such were his commanding en-
dowments that he did not suffer even in
comparison with the most brilliant lumi-
naries Of that period. Throughout his long
career. extended TO the patriarchial limit
Of nearly fourscore years. he exemplihed
the sturdy virtues peculiar TO the ante
bellum mould OF craftsmanship
General Jackson was called upon to
fill various positions OF responsibility and
usefulness. As Minister TO Mexico several
years ago he added greatly to his own
reputation, besides sergtag the country
with distinguished credit. But the crown
ing achievements OF his life were won on
the field OF battle In the war with
Mexico, and subsequently in the war be-
tween the States, General Jackson figured
with commanding prominence. advancing
swiftly from one post OF honor TO another.
At the bar General Jackson achieved
well-deseryed success. In tho realm %
letters he also made his influence felt,
one Of his earliest compositions being
the famous poem entitled. The Red Old
Hills of Georgia"
The Commonwealth sincerely mourns
the death of her illustrious son. She
treasures the memory OF his life with
tenderness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
Teachers Remember superintendent
russell.

The publlc-school teachers from Fair
field and Brookland districts, IN Henrlco,
were paid off yesterday by Superintend-
ent j. X. Russell.
The teachers manifested their apprecia-
ton of the Superintendents efforts on
their behalf during the session with a
substantial remembrance in the shape or
"A purse. and the genial Superintendent
replied in words that In no way did JUS
tice 10 his feelings toward his charges.
Ii was quite a pleasant occasion, and
before II closed had resolved itself into
a regular love feast, where warm fare
wells predominated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
MAss-MEETING OF DISCIPLES.
Great Gathering at Seventh-Street
Church Tonight.

A very attractive service is to be held
at Seventh-Street Christian church this
evening at SIS o'clock. All the Disciples
churches in the city and Manchester will
be closed, and their congregations will
attend Seventh-Street.
This is the order of exercises: Organ
voluntary. doxology. invocation, respon-
sive reading Hymn No. 6S9; Scripture
reading, Rev. i. NJ. Omer; prayer, Rev.
j. A. Spencer; Hymn No. 430; address.
Religious Condition in the Nation"
Rev. Il. II. Sweeney; Hymn No Sl; min
ute address, Religious Condition in Rich
mond," Rev. II. c. Garrison; Hymn No.
63i; responsive reading; Hymn No. Sn;
benediction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
CHUDREN'S MUSLIN CAPS.
Special Prices to Induce Quick
SnIe4

Children's Embroidered Muslin Caps.
edged with ruchings and lace, tomorrow
at 10 CENTS.
$50 Children's Extra Fine Muslin Caps,
with open-work embroidery and pompon
Of net and ribbon. single ruche edged with
lace, special this week at % CENTS.
Large Embroidered Muslin Bonnets,
with beautiful wide ruffie, lace edge,
pretty muslin bow on top and muslin
strings. tomorrow at rs CENTS.
Children's New Summer Hats. straw
crown, pleated NULL brim edged with
straw, colors Pink, Blue. and Yellow,
special this week at 80 CENTS.
Extra Beautiful Shirred Null Hats, new
embroidered Tam o. Shanter crown. trim
med with large muslin bow. edged with
lace. special G9c. value, this week -
C,urNrrCc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
observation-disclosures Issued TO Henri
cOans.

At the county courthouse yesterday a
marriage-license was issued TO MT.
James Smith and Miss Clara f. Morris,
both of Henrlco. Mr.. Smith is promi-
nent farmer near Clayton, and Miss Nor
ris is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Morris. The wedding will be on June
1st
A license was also issued to Mr.. Charles
A. Watcher and Miss Annie c. Wackerly.
Miss Wackerly Is daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin A. Wacker1y, OF Greendale,
and Mr.. Watcher is an efficient and popu-
lar employee of the American Tobacco
Company. The happy event Will take
place on the LIST of June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
Cavalry Song.

Our good steed snuffs the evening air.
our pulses with their purpose tingle;
The foeman's fires are twfnkling there;
He leaps 10 hear our, sabres jingle;
Halt.
Each carblne sends its whizzlng ball;
Now, clingl clangl forward all.
Into the fighti
Dash on beneath the smoking dome:
Through level lightnings gailop nearer;
One look TO Heaven. No thought Of home:
The gUidons that we bear are dearer.
Charge!
Cnug, clang, forward ALL
Heaven help those whose horses fall!
Cut left and right.
They flee before our fierce attack,
They fall they spread IN broken surgnsl
Now. comrades, bear our wounded back.
And leave the f0eman 10 his dirges.
Wheel
The buglesJ sound. the swift recall
Clingi clangi backward all,
Home. and good night, =
EDMUND CLARENCE S'rEDMAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
.rI.srrc-coAsT-LINE CHANGES.
Mr.. Thomas symington Made super
inteudent of Motive Power.

Mr.. r. S. Smith. the superintendent OF
motive power of the Atlantic Coast Line.
has been prompsed to the position Of gen.
oral superintertent of the system, and
Mr.. Thomas n. symington, assistant SUI
perintendent of the Richmond Loeomo-
tive and Machine Works, has been APP
pointed as superintendent OF motive
power to succeed him.
The appointments are effective June LIST.
Mr.. Symington has only been In the en-
ploy OF the I.ocomotiye-Work about
year. but during his brief residence IN
this city has made many friends. He Is
a capable craftsman and motive power
man and will no doubt make the Coast
line a valuable officer lie has already
resigned his position 10 this city. His
headquarters will be In Wilmington, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
WIN Consolidate.

WINSTON. n. c., May 2S-(Speeial)-
The Twin-City Light Infantry received
t.cgram to-day from AdJutant-GeneFaI
Dowles. instructing the company TO re-
port ~ Raleigh on June 7th. Lieutenant
AoWell opened "a recruiting ONCE TINS
morning Nine applications were re-
ce.ycd up 10 noon. IL Is proposed 10 IN
crease the membership Of the company
20 200. The StoDewan Guards VIII be con-
s0ldatcd with the Light Infantry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
One cent Damages Awarded.

STANTON, VA, May S.-(Special)-
Ia the case Of J. y. Lackey VS.. the city
@. stanton, which has been on trial here
lr four days, the jury gave the plaintih
cent damages and costs. The damages
claimed were several thousand dollars
and grew out Of the alleged ill-construc-
ton by the city of Central-ayenue via
.uct. by which, in the great food OF May
la5. Iackeys premises and market-gar-
con were wrecked This is the second
Trial. the first resulting in hung jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
OUR SUCCESS.
~ nnzpn nf ~ Cents

80 dozen Ladies' Percale Shirt-Waists,
I'm the newest checks. at 80 CENTS.
Co dozen Ladies' Shirt-Waists, in the
latest styles of checks and plaids, all
new Bayadere effects at 10 CENTS.
80 dozen Extra Fine Quality Shirt
Waists. newest of stripes, at 10 CENTS.
29 dozen Newest Shirt Waists. in Navy
Blue and White stripes also new Novelty
Checks in all colors. at o3 CENTS.
80 Dozen Ladies' Finest Quality
Indian Lawn Waists, with detnch-
able linen collar and attached linen
cuffs. the very best S1.35 value, for
only 50 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
WOMEN WHITE DUCK SUITS AND
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

All the Pretty Airy Effects Are
Here in Endless Variety. Every
Fashion Centre Of Note Has Contri-
buted to the Grand Collection. Prices
To-MorrOw That VIII Again Prove
Kaufmann's to he the Headquarters
of the south for Ladies' and Chill
drcn's Apparel.
Ladies' Linen Crash Suits. Elton effect,
extra well made and finished, at 81 90
SUIT.
Better quality Linen Suits, Blazer effect,
at 81. 80.
Ladies Extra Quality Linen Suits, beau
tifully tailored and trimmed In WHITE
braid, all newest effects, extremely noDoy
and stylish suits, tomorrow at 6.OS.
Fine White +. h. Suits. of finest Corded
Pique latest cut. lap seams on skirt
regular $50 Suits, here tomorrow at 80:
AT 9S CENTS-Special! Ladies Beau
tiful Separate Skirts. cut after the latest
model full seven gored and perfect hang
ing. ,,,,-,. ,D.,.,.
Skirts, extra quality.
AT 81 .0S-Very Stylish White y. X.
Heavy Cord Skirts with strapped seams
Cbildren's Washable Suits. in Crash
Duck, and Pique, in all sizes, at from
81 so UP.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
40 dozen Ladies' Fine Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. with pretty draWn-thread
corners. at 3 CENTS.
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. special tomorrow at 10 CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
The Lesson Not Forgotten.

philadelphia North American)
'"The Spaniards are matching our bat
tie cry Remember the Maine with Re-
member Manila.
ayes. and / suppose II is the remem-
brance of the latter that makes them
dodge any more engagements"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
The condition of the Sick.

The condition OF Miss Nellie Rogers
was considered slightly better yesterday
Captain f.. =. Reeve was thought TO be
about the same.
DIR. w. c. Williams, Mr.. Julian Bin
ford. Jr., and Mr.. Portiaux Robinson are
all improving steadily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
To Keep Cool,

ger a perfect Refrigerator, for pantry
ana nursery-porcelain lined and char
coal packed Water Coolers, window
screens. and Fly Wire. at n. KLEIN q
SONS dealers In Stoves, Lamps, and
Housefurnis Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
Unappreciative.
(Chicago News.)

DO you know that an ordinary plano
contains about mile OF wire?"
mo should rather believe that an
ordinary piano contains about wagon
load OF tlnware."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
Lieutenant Lee in Washington.

Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee. Jr., who has
been appointed on his fathers stan, Is
in Washington, whittier he went several
DAVIS ago. He will probably return here
to-day and leave for Tampa tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29

The final class song recital which was
TO have been rendered In public by Mrs
Alice Swain Hunters vocal class the hrst
week in June will be postponed until the
fall. on account OF Mrs. Hunters late III
ness, which necessitated her being some
time In the Virginia Hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29

ROANoKE, VA, May 2S.-(Speciai)-A
'D.ogram was received here this afternoon
from Rev. r. r. Hale. Of Birmingham
Ala, saying that he would accept the
call rendered him from Calvary Bapus'
church. and would be here July list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
Unriuht Plano Bargains.

A number of slightly used Pianos sold
this week at nearly one-half their former
RICHMOND MUVIC COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29

Mr.. c. T. Corling. formerly with Thai
himer Brothers. will be pleased to serve
his friends and lhe public az julius
Meyers Sons. Foushse and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29

Miss wyllie Royal, OF Morrison, Va,
Is visiting her uncle. Mr.. Frank a. Chris
tian, No. STA east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
SILK WAIST CHANCE-IMPOsSIB
TO REPEAT AGAIN.

q very finest and newest Black SIR
Waists. new tucked front. the best S55t
value we ever offered, for tomorrow
S30S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
81 a&w~wYGa2
ALWAYS RELIABLE, ALWAYS LOWEST PRICES
ON
Ladies' and Chldren'S Ready-tO-Wear Apparel.
Special Display and Sale of Summer
Millinery this week
Special Display and
Millinery this week.

Our display of creations in Fine Millinery this week will
surpass all former efforts Tomorrow will offer % OF the
most beautiful creations Trimmed Hats and Bonnets They
the advance showing the latest Summer Millinery Such beau
u creations would cost Greater New York anywhere else dou
bic the price ask for them
SAILORSl SAILORSl SAILORS -Extraordinary purchase
of 700 dozen Ladies and Chen Sailors from the largest factory
in the world AT OUR OWN PRICE. ~
SPECIALIZE this great purchase are 600 Ladies OE n
Rough Straw Sailors in White, Blue, and Black which II
will go sale tomorrow at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29

Use Elastic starch in your laundry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS.
Wonderfully Low Prices for Sue
Qualities.

Extra Quality White China SILK Para
soils, with fine enamelled, new crooked
handles and silk tassels, for 81.
Finest White Liberty SILK Parasols,
with handsome deep rufile ana SVEN en-
amelled crooked handles and enamelled
ferule. for 81 .3s.
% All-Silk Parasols, In new, novelty
checks. with natural wood fancy crooked
handles, at S1.5O
so Beautiful Changeable SILK Umbrellas
steel rod. tight rolling, with silk cover.
silk tassel, and SWEETEST handles, extra S2
ualtia for tO-mOTTOW 81 GD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
srMMER UNDERwEAR AND HOSE.
Complete assortment of just the rlgh'
weight. Buy before the sizes are broken
SPECIAL VALUES At 10 CENTS.


Ladies" Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, with
silk tape i'm neck and arm, special TINS
week at 10 CENTS.
Ladies' Extra Fine Jersey-Ribbed vests,
silk-tape neck and armholes, at only IN
CENTS.
Ladies' Fine Iisle-Thread Vests, extra
value, at 10 CENTS.
Chldren's Fine Ribbed Vests, low neck
and no sleeves, silk-embroidered neck,
very very special at 10 CENTS.
LADIES' HOSE AT 10 CENTS.
GO dozen Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose,
extra quality. at 10 CENTS.
AT 10 CENTS-Lndies Imported Hose,
HermsdoIf dye.
AT 10 CENTS-Iadies' Hose OF superior
forty gauge.
AT % CENTS-Latest Novelty-EXtra
Fine Black Hose. with White polka dots,
special $50. value, for 20 CENTS.
Extra-lO0 dozen Childrens Seamless
Ribbed Hose guaranteed stainless and
fast Black, = pairs for IL CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-29
HUNDREDS or CHILDREN'S SUITS

will he offered at prices that must
appeal toevery economical mother.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-20
SICK AND WOUNDED
Several Fevor Case. Arrive a, New York

Several Fever Cases Arrive at New York
city.
New York, July 2O.-The United States
transport Seneca arrived at quarantine
to-day and was detained by the health
officer for disinfection. Six soldiers will
be removed to Satinburne island for
treatment. DR.. Djty says, while these
cases are not we'll marked, aud not by
any means yellow fever, he will not take
any chances. Most OF the severely
wounded soldiers will be sent TO Bellyue
hospital for treatment and others to Hoff.
man island for observation.
The senaca left siboney, Cuba, july IA,
with ninety six sick and wounded soldiers
and forty eight passengers The ship was
not in any way fitted mp for hospital ship.
The steamer between decks was filthy and
not it for human beings to occupy. The
ice gave out, and the fresh water became
vile and unfit for use, and little was OBJ
tained by condensation. Washing OF
wounds was done In many cases with
salt water. The food was scarce. The
passengers say that II yellow fever had
appeared on the voyage the mortality
would have been fearful.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-20
NO SIGN OF PEACE.

Spain Needs 10 bo whipped So That
Everybody win Know II.
London, July 20.-Neither the officials
of the Spanish embassy, those OF the
British foreign Office, nor the United
States ambassador, Col. John Hay, have
any news tending to confirm the report
circulated in the United States that the
Spanish cabinet has decided to sue for
peace. On the other hand the dispatches
received from Madrid late this afternoon
make no mention OF such determination
upon the part of the spanish ministry.
The decline Of Spanish fours in Paris
and London is another reason for dis.
crediting the report. A special dis
patch from Madrid says: "The powers
including Great Britain are exchanging
notes concerning their attitude in case
Commodore Watson comes, aud the
progress made thus far ia satisfactory to
Spain"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-20

The Gre companies Of the Albuquerque
volunteer department met at their yari-
Qua headquarters In regular monthly
meeting last night. and transacted rou-
tine business. AZ the No. hose compa.
ny, Frank Lott was "dishonOrably dis.
missed as secretary, aud ". G. MOntfort
was elected 10 OH the vacancy. After
business hours, the No. boys, assisted
by members OF the other companies,
christened their new quarters on west
Gold avenue, and a royal time was had,
there being plenty OF refreshments, both
dry and wet, for all present. A unique
bet was made between Chief Ruppe and
Lew kuhns, and the latter IL reported 10
have won. the chief having 10 pay liber
ally for falling short in solving the prob
lem. W. &, MohtfOrt had taken views Of
the hose carts ~ they we're decorated on
July o, aud 10 each company OF the de.
partment he presented a set OF photo
graphic views,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-20
SOUTHERN VETERANS !
ROuSiDs Reunion Of Veterans in
Gray at Atlanta.
Manila May Surrender TO Prevent
BOmbardment Of the City.
Troops Now on the way for the Invasion
OF Porto Rico.
BIASco DEPRIVED OF CABLE FACILITIES.

Atlanta. Ga, July 20.-The morning
trains brought thousands OF people into
Atlanta 10 attend the opening exercises
Of the reunion OF Confederate veterans.
rwenty.three thousand veterans and
friends reached the city up 10 midnight
The interest OF the day oentered In the
convention at Piedmont Park. Among
those on the stand we're General Charles
E. Hooker Of Mississippi, orator OF the
Jay; Governor Atkinson, OF Georgia, and
General Dickerson, commander Of the
Florida Division. General s. ID. Lee is
looked upon by some az candidate for
commander in.chief. Before the gather
ing was called 10 order, three cheers we're
given for the Gallant Son Of Alabama" f"
Lieut.. Hobson, followed moment later
by three more for the famous cavalry Off
Ger now at the front, General Joe. Wheel.
or. General John b Gordon, commander
in.chief, was given a tremendous ovation.
The audience could not be stilled for five
minutes. General Clement A. Evans,
commander OF the Georgia division,
called the convention 10 order.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-20

Special Correspondence,
Jemez Hot Springs, July 27.-In addi
tiOn 10 the list sent few days ago, the
following have since arrived at tha re
sort: A. X Walker and con, j o. Gideon
and wife. william Ruby, Frank and Joe
5cottie, Antonio Garcia, Otto Newlander
W. n. Hull, Mrs. Garcia and Mrs. Vigil,
all OF Albuquerque.
Emil BlbO. OF BernalillO.
l.. Reich, OF San francisco.
Mrs Epimenio Miera and servants. OF
Nacimiento.
Captain Albert Keith, Of Chihuahua
Mexico.
Rev. Sam. weisskopf, Of Prague. Eng
land.
Mr.. a1d Mrs. Joseph BibO, with their
children, are expected in a few DAYS
from Rernalilllo.
There have been some remarkable
cnres during the last few weeks Snt-
ferers from rheumatism left perfectly
we'll. Mr.. l.. Reich, who has travelled all
through Europe on account OF his health
and who has been at such places as
Carlsbad and Teplitz, Germany, etc, pro
nOunces this one Of the best bathing
places for rheumatism he ever stopped at
The weather Is nice and cool, the ther.
mometer registering about 80 TO 50 de-
grees Fahrenheit this week. JEMEZ.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-20
spain inAT Turmoil.

Madrid, July 2O.-Newspapers here say
that coalition is being organized be
tween the different parties and against
the government, on account OF the sus
pension OF the constitution The peace
movement is losing ground. A newspa
per ventures the suppOsitiOn that the
British squadron would prevent the
American squadron passing the Straits
but the suggestion is regarded as i'm
probable.