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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-22
Cot sexton IL Ready.

Chicago. Sept. sa.-col James A.
heHton. commander-in-chlef OF the
Grand Army N the Republic and a
msmhcr " President McKinlcy'a war
apartment Investigation committee.
eill leave today Tor Washington. MS
departure Tor the capital II In response
70 ihe request that he r,port az tho
executive mansion In Washington at
one o'clock saturday next for the frat
session OF The committee.
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Cleveland. ohio. Sept. ss.-capl- Me
I.aughlln ~ the steamer city % CIsve-
hand. which arrived here from detroit
today, reports hln steam hhrge
stranded On Middle island In the Put
in-iiay group
Captain Mclaughlin said that he
could NOT take hIH steamer closs enough
/. set a good description Of the strand
ed vessel. She was lying signals Of dis
truHH.
Middle island H. In she Canadian wa
tors. east ~ Middle Bass and directly
north OF kclly'a Island In Lake Erie
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EMPEROR REPORTED DEAD.


Shanghai. Sept. .s-A local rumor Is
current here to the cnec, that the cm-
peror Of China IL dad. No details arc
obsalnable but IL Is said hat the gates
OF pekln are closed.
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No pelay In Evacuation of oaha.

Washington. Sept 22.-It IL stated
that the war department has received
no detailed reports or any Information
from the cuban military commissions
crs regarding the work % the commits
sion "a Havana. In reply 10 the qucr.
ton as 10 whether there was any DIS
position 20 ncccde 90 the request u thu
spanish for ppaipuncnent OF the
evacuation OF cuba until some time
next spring. the statement WIS made
that no delay would - considered.
that the evacuation must proceed with
expedition and that the troops or the
United states were now being put In
readinesa for the occupation OF Cuba
aud would be sent there.
No definite date has been fixed for
their departure.
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P.nn.,i,anla Congressional Nomination.

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 22.-!rhe fol-
Lowing congressional nominations were
made by the Republicans today'
First plsulci-H. II. bingham.
second plstrct-Rohert Adams Jr
Thlrd Dls,rlct--Wllllam McAloer
Fourth oistrict-Iamcs II. Young.
Firm Dlatrlct-James II. Harmer
There was no opposition 70 congress-
man McAlecr ln the third district ana
he was endorsed by the hepuhhcans'
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John i.enhart. constable. and Michael
kerns, hysinudcr az Garrett. Mds
yesterday while resisting eviction from
q house which was the subject of "a
family dispute. ana who then hnrrIcad-
ed the doors and Windows but was nn1l-
81 captured by the sheriff. was being
taken 90 jan. and someone N the crowd
shot the prisoner In the head tie fen
dead ln she shcrirs arms. \ posse be
hunting Tor the man who shot Myers.
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Captain Lo,erlas oct. an Assignment

.Chleago, sept s2-captaln Leonard
4. Lowering. now naiioncd al Fort
Sheridan. has bsen ordered TO Fort
Wayne Michigan, 10 relieve Captain
tamual a. smoke. assistant quarter
mANer u the United states volunteer,
gho has charge " the post there. Tho
ehangt was made by Acting Assist
ant Adiuiln, General Thomas \. hard.
apartment u the lakes. Captain
smoke has been given furough.
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Knnsas city, No.. sept 22.-Rlrk n.
Armour announces that on October 20
and = he viii sell at auction ~ the
klnfls CITY stock yards. no nne herd
caiue frum his herds IN Meadow Park
ana Excelsior farm. This sale will b.
iihlre ne most notable one ever held
M NE West " not In the whole c1un.
ui, The llHi includes some fne anil
ih recently imported by SIR. Armour
H'n queen Nictoria's herds In England
~ veil as mnhy which no has pur-
laitci " other noted breeders IN
Amu.ca and many which he has raised
90 he farms near Kansas city.
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lwo United states soldiers KILLED by Light
ning-Othsr Fatalities.

Washington. Sept, 22,-rne adjutant
general OF the army has received a
cable message from Major General
BrooEe dated az Ponce forto RICO
September 2lst. announcing -FOUR deaths
yesterday as follows
Eleventh Infantry, typhoid
prlvnte Ralph POLK, company N,
Firth Infantry, ganirtis
c6rporal Bernard Hoyne and Private
Morris, both OF the Eleventh infantry,
killed hy lightning.
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Madrid. sept 22.-Admirni Ccrvcr1
arrived here today. There were no In
ciicnts worth noting In connection with
his arrival az the capital.
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Bucnos Ayrcs. sept gl.-Ei TEMPO
says chill has given Argentina nve
d1va In which 90 accept unrestricted
Arbitration of the boundary dispute
between the two countries.
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Yokohama. Sept. 22.-it II understood
that the Jnhancur government has de-
cldcd 90 negotiate Tor foreign loan
OF t50O00.0ll.
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o. the AMIR a. the ship swung away
from the pier. ~ a1iilfrs or hl1Hf M
her raised a faint cheer and the women
pryctedfu so ihf wharf. VII snay
stood Tor hours wlvlng thdr slndkor-
chiefs. until She San francisco was
only q spack l1n She h1flflu.
The spinlards, al she meetings VI the
military c1mmissiunOrt are raising
many questions regarding the civil ui-
position OF public property. but The
American commissioners refuse 90 dis
cuas them as being beyond thelr iuris-
dicsi1n. our cHmmlsslunnrs are Iis-
posed 30 allow thc Spanlards 90 carry
IN > lot " useless oM material rather
than make "a fight 90 retain d.
The e. s. steamer supply B here,
bound Tor Santiago.
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Fort Worth, Tex. sept 22,-Dr Anon
tfartsll OF san Luis potosi, Mexico.
nassed through here today en- route
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Cumberland. Md, Sept 22,-Frank =.
Myera. Who shot and Instantly killed
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Mols Msn Tor ns~.,.. rle.L

.O'haieaso. sept, 22.--Llcut Commander
& 10 charge VI the United States
ferwtng station In this city.
- l.peNgi an unexpected order from
hplah CioNnInshleld. chief ~ the
p-u or navigation. directing him
Nee, AZ Manila.
ny orders call for recruiting forty
,lh'h' right ordinary sehmen. ave
.aAu'neh, forty coal passengers, one
MUSICIAN, nrat class. two musicians,
,,elnl class, two hospital apprentices,
w. huslers, six yeomen, third class,
'ea ihl.e b.ackamltha,"
me lieutenant commander aaidi
.AppllNnis viii be examined physi-
sllp ana mentally and those success
~ WIN Leave Chicago IN a body on
ptlu.fr With orders TO report on
,uoafd ne United states receiving ship
snuspeulfpe az Mare Island navy
,aIl' California. The men must re-
KY on the Independence before octo-
=, NO trouble Is expected In obtaining
a. "a, men required except possibly In
me case of the seamen,
sp'n'ards Departing from Forte Rico.
NA.Nlhkluu, sept, 2e.-rhe acting
slry ~ war has received a cable
nNin Gen. Brooke. chairman OF the
~" hloin evacuation commission al
- Juan, saying that 500 spanish
SUE Embarked for home today.
pan Juan. Porto RicB. srpt. pi (de-
.ltl To- transmisslon.)- The spanish
si.sp4ri San Frluclsc1 sailed flr
iu 'ily. There was repetition
h.agNefdaya scenes when the As,urlas
Won narched SO the wharf fof
~ -,lon. Captain General Micias
~ nls stan reviewed he departing
s s0' who bads farewell 10 .helr
aws lht1Ita ana wives.
@'ms Of the soldiers wspt profusely
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London. Sept. "A dispatch has
been received here from Gen. Hoca.
president elect Of Argentina. saying
country and chile.
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.,s rvsN,No PAPER IS THE
PAPER or TO-DAY THE MORN
no PAPER is THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-08
He WIN be here March 2.

Capt, Jack Crawford will appear at
Grants opera house on March 2, under
the auspices OF the Woman's Relief
Corps. The Adams, Mass, Freeman
says;
OF course the public Is looking forward
a~nxiously for the second visit OF Capt.
Jack Crawford, under the auspices OF
George X. Sayles Post No. l26, Grand
Army, at tho opera house on Monday
evening. March 10, in his charming,
thrilling and humorous entertainment,
OF which cOmmander-in.chie Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, Thomas g.
Lawler, says: at Ia an intensely inter
esting medley OF song, story and the reel
tatiOn OF his own quaint border and pa.
triOtlc poems, rich In humOr. ripe with
pathOs, and %bubbling over with the pur'
est patriotism"
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TOME sTONE.

From the Prospector.
Miss Myra Braley came In from Bisbee
where she has been on an extended
visit.
Mike Welsh is rapidly improving from
his long seige Of illness and expects to be
about again shortly.
Early Friday morning Ed. Cummings,
the armed miner who was familiarly
known as Judge" died at the hospital
after a lingering illness, succumbing to
pneumonia. Judge was 40 years OF age,
The estate of Ed. schieffelin, the dis
cOVerer Of Tombstone, has been appraised
at Oakland and given at $4,000, com
prislng real estate in California, securi-
ties, and a claim against the Keystone
bank, Philadelphia, OF $4,000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-08

Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day
of January, A. ID. 1893, Wallace Hesselden, as
plaintiff began suit against Everett T. Elem
Ing. Whitney company, a corporation; J. &.
BaldHdRe, Olmsted q Dixon, X. 7. Hall, vii.
lam Archer {. Post. X. Bats, A. Stitle and
X. Dickinson as defendants, in the district
court of the Second Judicial district. within
and for the county Of Bernalillo, territory OF
New Mexico, being cause No. 1855. The
general object of said action is to procure an
order Of sale of certain property described In
q deed given by the defendant, Everett +.
Fleming, to said plaintiff to secure certain
creditors therein named. and 10 distribute the
proceeds OF said property as pTavlded In said
deed, ratd deed being dated the 28d day OF
August, A, ID 1897, and signed and acknowl-
edged by said defendant. Fleming.
Notice Is given that unless the said defend
ant, Everett I. Fleming, shall enter his APP
pearance In said cause ON or before the 2bth
day OF Fehtl1ty, a. ID 1893, Judgment will
bee rendered against him by default.
HARRY =. OWEN, Clerk.
a. Is, MCMILLEN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
70. Address: Albuquerque, New Mexico
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WILLIAMS.

From the News,
George Martin is putting up a big sup
ply OF ice. His teams are working all
night,
Mrs. d. +. Phelan aud Miss Grace Phe-
Ian have returned from Needles.
Mrs. C. r. Matthews, who arrived from
Albuquerque, went to Flagstaff, accom-
panied by Mrs. l.. n. COmstOck and
daughter Hazel.
7. A. Fleming has retired from the
Williams Drug company, Max Salzman
having bought his interest. BY this
change DR.. Melick resumes his old Office
and DIR. Tyroler is located in the drug
store.
Miss Ruth Hayward met with a pain
full disaster on TObOggan hill. The sled
bucksd when at the height OF its velocity,
and Mas Ruth collided with the ground
with great force, coming out OF the
catastrophe with a badly swollen lip.
Poison Bros. ordered q car OF sugar and
a car OF oil from Los Angeles before the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-08
IKISsMAN

From the Mineral Wealth.
James Bone. owner of tho Great West
aud other mines Of NJ have county, has
returned from n three months trip u
Illinois, Colorado and other points.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nathan Tarr have left for
the White Hills. They will reside there
while Nathan has charge Of the telegraph
department OF the White Hills Mining
company.
Lew Roach Is going to supply the town
with vegetables the ensuing season from
the Bowers farm in the west end OF town
He has everything in shape TO grow tbs
truck a. early as they do in Phoenix OF
any other country.
W. II. Cooper has just completed for
George Bowers the cosiest and prettiesi
residence In the city. One wing will be
used by the Temple Bar Mining company
for an office and the main building by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers a. q place Of resi-.
dence.
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Rarnn parnIta-RaaxIa.

James Addison Peralts- Reavis will be
q free man in May. The claimant Of a
fictitious grant OF 100000 acres In
GLIDING the best Of the territory Of Ari
zona, Is nearing the end Of his term In
the ~penitentiary at Santa Fe. What he
will do when he Is at liberty cannot
be predicted with any safety. He was
twenty years In constructing the most
marvellous land fraud OF the generation.
He forged archives and records In three
countries. He created by imagination a
noble Spanish family, and carried the de-
scent, lineal and collateral, through two
centuries. He even found a portrait gal
lery 10 at the history Of the mythical
Peraltas. He discovered on a railroad
train the lost heiress TO the barony OF
Arizona, and married her. He conducted
In person the most remarkable trial that
has been known In recent years. When
he was sent 10 jail he invited the warden
to dine with him. He hired the foremost
lawyers OF the United States on cOntin-
gent contracts, and induced them 10
advance him money on his prospective
success. He yictimized the smartest lob
byists in Washington. He put on stripes
with the air OF a martyr. But recently
he wrote a letter TO Mr.. Matthew G. Rey-
nolds, the representative OF the govern
ment who uncovered the fraud and on
yicted him. In that letter Reavis pro-
fessed repentance. He said that In the
solitude Of his cell he had come to an ap-
probation Of his errors. He felt that in-
stead Of owing a grudge he could esteem
Mr.. Reynolds az an instrument In the
hands Of providence to bring him 10 a
realization OF what he had done. He de-
clared his intention TO lead a different
life. Colossal as has been his Offense, this
man is not without sympathy. Perhaps
the romance with which he surrounded
his crimes may have something TO do
with this. Recently the case was brought
TO the president In the form OF an Rppli-
cation for pardon. Careful consideration
was given, but the conclusion wa that
the interest OF justice required the full
term 10 be seryed.-Ex.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-08
lPHOENIN.

Loose alfalfa hay, delivered In Phoenix
sells from o. 10 $3.50 a ton.
Frank Curns is slowly recovering from
a severe attack Of pneumonia. His
mother IL q sufferer from the same
trouble.
Charles Mcfarland, n OF the guards
OF the territorial prison at Yuma, wa In
Phoenix. on the trail OF a couple OF es-
capped prisoners. He did not discover any
trace OF them and continued on his jour.
ney.
Rev. Mckinney. pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church, is suffering from q partial
paralysis Of the motor nerves on the left
side of the face. He will be unable TO
preach Sunday and Rev. Wilson will oc-
cupy the pulpit.
-Four thousand nine hundred copies OF
the governors report have been shipped
from Washington. Five thousand copies
have been published, and a. the report Ia
In great demand. 1t will be but a short
time until the supply IL exhausted.
District Clerk E.S Gill duly celebrated
Arbor day. Several umbrella and ash
trees for shade, and a few peach, apricot
aud 6g trees for their fruit. Rose slips
in p~rofusion we're also planted here and
there. Mr.. Gill intends that Rosedale, In
point OF beauty, shall not be excelled in
Phoenix.
Lester Jackson, the mining expert, has
gone TO Mexico TO examine several min
ing propositions which Dan Gillette and
the Hearst estate contemplate purchas-
ing. He reports that the l0-stamp mill
on the Gold Note and Surprise mining
claims In the Richenbar district are run.
ming out 20 tons Of ore per day.
The young society ladies In the Next
can population OF Phoenix have recently
organized the Sociedad Mutua de Bene-
Acencia, with susanna Moreno. president;
Sta. Carmelita Morales, treasurer, and
Felicita PARA, secretary. The selection
OF Senorita Moreno as president Is be
lieved to have been a happy one, as she
is n OF the most popular bellies in the
Spanish population in Phoenix.
Ramon Perez, a brute living south OF
town, wa arrested by Officer PJrterie on
a warrant from Justice JohnstOne's court,
charging him with rape. The circum-
stances are so extraordinarily revolving
that they cannot be described. The vic
tim, Petra V~alenzuela, a little school
girl not yet ~ years old. is about to be-
come a mother. Her condition was dis
covered yesterday morning by the girls
mother, when for the first time she told
the story Of Perez's crime.
There Is an affair brewing In Phoenix
which may assume an international i'm
portance, since II Affects the Mexican
consulate or residency. For some time
the consul. Senior Navarro, has occupied
a house In the eastern part Of the city,
belonging TO a man named Martin House.
For the last two or three months Mr.,
House has been trying TO emo the con.
sulate without Offering any valid excuse,
and he has been refusing to accept the
rental which the consul has monthly
rendered him. Now he is threatening Il
begin ejectment proceedings The con
sui has discovered that Mr.. House found
another man who offered him 81 a month
more.
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An ARIZONA DITCH COMPANY.
Proposed to Reclaim 8 Large Tract OF
Land Near WinSlOv.

Proposed to Reclaim 8 Large Tract Of
Land Near WlnslOv.
John n. Walker, Of Santa Fe, who is a
very competent and successful engineer
aud surveyor and who has been doing
government surveying work for the past
Eve years, has gone to Wiuslow. A. T,
where he has accepted a position as en-
eineer with the Home and Fireside Irri-
cation and Land company. This corpora
tion has an option on about $1,000 acres
OF land belonging to thu Atlantic Il Pa
ci6c railroad land grant In the vicinity Of
Winslow. II IL proposed 10 convey water
from Hay lake, about thirty seven mites
from winslow, 10 the latter town, fur.
nish water for irrigation to the lands
mentioned aud the public lands along
the route OF the bitches aud canals TO be
constructed aud also erect a system Of
modern water works for the Winslow
town supply. The New Mexican says
there are some santa Fe people inter-
ested in the scheme, as we'll rs some
Minneapolis capitalists, who, II Is ex.
peeted, will furnish the necessary CAPT.
tai. X. II. Bergman and l.. X Merrill,
aud also X Banker 5. N. Folsom, are IN
the scheme, which is said to be feasible
and is expected to turn out proatably to
all concerned. Mr.. Walker Ia now on
the ground and has commenced the nee
esssry survey work for the location Of
dams and ditch lines.
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BUSINESS NOTES.


All-oyer lace In black and cream a
The Big Store.
Old brandy, rye or bourbon only % Del
gallon ut A. Lombardo's.
Highest prices paid for gents clothinc
At Harris. III Gold avenue.
The very best maple syrup only tl.2l
per gallon at A. Jombardo's.
The latest fad-coyered pearl buttons
uteld has a large assortment.
Insure your life In the EQUITABLE. Wal
ter N. Parkhurst, general manager
Attend the great muslin underwear
sale al the Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Fresh Kansas eggs 20 cents, natiy,
eggs 20 cents per dozen at A. Jombardo's
IL you want anything In the bindine
or job printing line, call at Tax CITIzEN
office.
Where al | get ID -tO-date dress goods
Why. at llfeld's, the up-to-date merchants
OF course.
Buy your camp stoves and have youl
tin-work done at che Star tinshop, 2Oi
Gold avenue.
Look into Kleinwort's market on nortf
Third street. He has the incest fresl
meats In the city.
Hot chile con carne served every night
at the Paradise. DO not miss IL. Bache.
chi " Giomi, proprietors.
Handsome line OF new dress goods for
spring wear just received at the Golden
Rnle Dry Goods company.
Leave orders at the Iceberg" foI
Pahalfa awHsarf md sthIsua Wgla..N -.
In quarts and pints. Charles N. Coach.
agent.
The best place for good, Juicy steaks
and roasts and all kinds OF meats, kept
In a first class market, at Kleinwort's
north Third street.
Where are your hard times when $40
will buy a good pair OF shoes at Simon
Stern's. These goods must be closed GU
this month. Our windows tell the tale
Don't forget the "Green Front sho,
Store" No. ll3 Railroad avenue, VIM
Chaplin; cheapest and best place 10 geI
shoes. aud repairing done on the short
est notice.
Just received a large assignment o.
hne California Grape brandy, spring 'g2
which we will sell TO saloon keepers al
$40 per gallon. Original package. o
Bachechi Il G. Gioml.
Josh Billings speaking OF the probable,
tiles OF life would say perhaps rain Der,
haps not" but we will certainly have
several more spells OF cold weather THU
winter, and you should be sure 10 have
plenty OF Cerrillos coal on hand. Hair
Il Co.
The building OF the low line canal will
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-08

Both the method and results when
Syrupof Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and observation-disclosures, its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 80
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accepts any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA m SYRUP co.
SAE fRlEoIsco, CAL
LOUISVILLE. ~. EEH T0RK. NJ
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-02-08
Elm Announcement.

Ladies', our Mr.. d. Weinman IL east
purchasing our spring stock; meanwhile,
you will lind strong price Inducements
In all departments. As soon as the new
spring dress goods, silk trimmings and
other fashionable goods are shown In the
New York market, same will be pur-
chased; as II Is, only last years shOwings
are being made east. When the styles
come out you will, a. always, see on our
counters 1.-THE newest" comprising the
cream OF the New York market. Very
respectfully, THE ECONOMIST.