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PLAYED ON HIS WEAKNESS.
How Refractory Chimpnnxce Was
Brought Into Sub,nissiou

How Refractory Chi,npnn1ee was
Brought Into submission.
Tho series of "hstorical mon
keys kept at the ZOO began with
Joe, Il chimp;nzee, which the crcc
ton of the ncw monkey house on.
nblcd to bo kept alivc for some timc.
Frank Bucllland'a description of lis
management by Nh Bartlett gives
AZ insight into his rcatlincs, and re-
source i'll dealing with different ami
mails. Tho big apo needed exercise.
This he obtained by being allowed
the run Of the largo monkey house,
( instead Of remaining III Il side room.
hcturo tho visitors camc. AS he
knew he wo1lG DC caught and put
back into his own room ut this, hour.
the ape used To climb up 10 the top
OF the other monkeys cages and rc-
fuse to como down. AS no could
not be tempted by food, Mr.. Bart
lett appealed to his mind by work
lnE on what he had nctrd to be his
weak points, curiosity and coward
ice. This is Frank 5ucklund's ac-
count OF lilo daily proceedings at
this hour: "Mr. BARTLETT went to
the keeper. and. tu,lrhing him zen
tly on tie shouldrr, directed his at
trntiun III y mysterious; manner to
the dark rA-sa@r underneath tho
gas l)lpN which tr.tvor-, 3, ;hr lolsc.
pretending 10 point ulii 10 Sutton
some horrible unknown creature,
usliS an energetic lii;iinor. i;ii say
ing nothing; except WORT. 10 ti.is
effect: Look out, i'lirrrl Is. 'l'lrrr
he is!' at the same time thc two
men would peer lnln Tic dark place
under Iii" gas pipe.
Tho monkey usc,i presently 10
como down 10 SEQ what iln subject
Of fear and interest was, when Mir.
Bartlett and Sutton used to shout
He's coming uutl Hos coming:
out!' and rushed away in tho lii &C.
ton of Joc's cage Tho monkey
would rush for the same place OF
safety, which happened to ho tho
oooi VI lid oNil iIOttSc, tuti some
times enter it before them. Buck
land notes it as curious that the
monkey never learned the dcccp-
ton, but would bo taken in by il
whenever the timo came to finish
his mornings $ airing.
These indirect methods Of ami
NAL management, sometimes akin
to tho wonderful way somo pco-
pie havo with little children, never
failed MIR. Bartlett. TO the last lc
would walk arolind and SEQ all the
creatures us to whose health or tcrl-
per the keepers had any .nisSivings,
and his suggestions or directions
were scarcely ever at fault. Take,
for example, the difficult ;lso of i,
rhinoccros with Il bad place" OH
his face. Tho question was, Doe.
tho alJSccss come from IL bad tooth,
or docs it only need lancinga You
cannot ask Il rhinoccroS if he has
tho toothachc, and though this one
was Ill considerable pain the c;llis;
causanS was not obvious. All Nh.
Bartlett said was, Give him Il new
birch broom" Tho broom was pre-.
scntcd, with the bands at tho tol
cut, and the rllinoceroa at onco att
it, grinding up the bits with grcn,
gusto. "Ah, you see his teeth art
all right said Mr.. Bartlett, and
next day ho ''lanced' tho absccss
with a well sharpened billhook
The diagnosis was ingenious and
worthy Of the head of the profes
sion, which Mr. Bartlett undoubted-
ly was.-London Spectator.
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Wood Stone.

From mixture Of magnesia and
sawdust subjected to a high tenn
perature and great pressure DR..
Otto Lehnig has produced q sub
stance which he calls "xylolith," or
wood stone" 1t can be cut with
tools. but, it is said, does not burn
and does not absorb moisture. The
inventor thinks it should prove use.
full as building material.
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Giving the man sovereign de
parted, rejecting upon the strange
fortunes that bcfall man in this
life and blessing tho lucky chance
that led me to purchase '.post
dated paper. London Tit-Bits.
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A Reproof.

Wife (wearily)-Ah, me. the days
of chivalry are past
Observation-Disclosures the matter
MOVIE
Wife-Sir Walter Raleigh laid his
cloak OF tho ground for Queen
Elizabeth to walk over, but you got
angry simply because poor, dear
mother sat down on your hat
London Fun.
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She Got a New One.

"I've stopped asking people if my
bonnet is on straight.
The Husband-Why, my dears
The Wife-I love you too much,
John, to disgrace you by calling a
body's attention to an old bonnet
like this.-LOndOn Tit-Bits.
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Gen R. {. LEE,
SOLDIER,
Citizen and Christian Patriot.
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rhe ola order Chaneea.

The old Scots parliament decreed
that "golf and football shall be ut
terly cryit dune" and today the
Scots parliament does. not exist,
while football and golf have inher-
tied the eazth.-Edinburgh Dis
patch.
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Herve,s Musical Career.

Herve, the French composer, be-
gan his musical career as an organ
ist- When a boy, he strolled into a
church one day and persuaded the
blower to let him try the organ after
the service. He then improvised
something wonderfully sweet and
strange. The priest happened to
hear it, strolled in and was amazed.
Where did you learn to play the
organ, my boy 2'"he asked.
''This is the first time I have ever
played it, father" he replied.
''Well, you had better apply Tor
the post of organist here" said the
priest. ''There is a vacancy next
week.
The boy applied and was accepted.
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- The Pope does his private writ
writing with gold pen, but the pom
tifcial signature is always written
with pen made from the feather of q
white dove.
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C!oso connection at Calhoun Falls for Athens
Atlantaand all polo Is ON s. A. L..
=, Close connection at Augusts for Charleston
Savannah and all points.
, Close connections at Greenwood for all points on
with southern Railway.
For any information relative to tickets rates
schedule etc., address '
W J; CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, Ga.
+. NJ North, Sol. Agent
4. NJ. Emerson, Traffic Manager
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driving rain. Passing beneath the
light Of street lamp, a man ac-
costed me and begged for aims.
It was the man who had sold me
the post dated paper
Full of curiosity, took him into
public house near at hand, and,
having ordered some refreshment,
turned to him.
Dc you renember,'' I asked,
selling me, six months ago, post
dated paper giving the winner of
the International2"
Perhaps I did," he answered.
''Y've sold lots Of Them
"Explain,
'Well, you see, sir, it is this way:
There are lot of foole in this world
and there is no fool like a sport
ing fool. A man can be persuaded
to back anything in race. I had
friend who had a printing press
and I hit upon the idea of printing
q paper to resemble The Evening
Moon, dating it a day in advance
and filing in the sporting column
with a few outside horses at long
prices. Then ] haunted the hotels
and drinking bars until / spotted
my man, got into conversation with
him, put on mysterious air and
generally finished up with dispos-
ing Of copy for half a sovereign"
"But how did you come to place
Blackfriar as the winner of tho In
ternational9"
"Pure luck, Cdr, pure luck. I
knew no moro about the horse than
Q babo unborn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
NEW MEXICO NEWSI
soCORRO.

From Industrial Advertiser.
Vim. @. Mead has gone TO Mexico TO &C
cept Q position.
Nj Paso has taken over one hundred in.
habitants from SocOTrO.
The SOcOrrO counts republican conyen
tiOn has been called for the 2Sth inst,
Judge Leland has almost entirely re
covered from his recent iudiapOaitiOn.
The public school teachers are being
engaged A principal Is yet to be chosen.
The hail last Saturday n week. did con.
siderable damage between this city and
San Antonio
II. o. Bursum and bride have returned
from their wedding tour
The hail injured the roof OF ]. c BALD
ridges store building and immense
quantities OF water entered. Consider.
able damage was done.
James Nicktam resigned his position
as messenger for the Western Union this
week, and has accepted the management
OF the Postal.
J. b. Mandy, the sheep buyer. has pur.
chased about 10000. lambs In SOcOrrO
county, and will ship them from Magda
lena during this and the next few
months.
Last Saturday a week one Of the most
terrific hail and rain storms possible TO
imagine visited this section, doing much
damage TO crops aud property. IL Is e.
timated that several hundred dollars
worth OF window glass was broken,
nearly every roof In town leaked after a
terrible pounding, and the water entered
many houses. Hardly q house escaped
some damage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
BLAND.

From the Herald.
Joseph Goldstein, manager OF the
Golden Rule Dry Goods and Clothing
company returned from Albuquerque
on Saturday.
W. l.. Trimble came up from Albu.
querque and Thornton on Thursday on
business connected with his extensive
Interests In the COchiti.
Arthur kveritt, the we'll known Albu-
querque jeweler, came In TO attend his
increasing Bland business on Monday,
returning to the metropolis on Wednes-
day.
The enrolment OF school children In
this district shows the number 10 be
seyenty-nine. A number OF these reside AT
the AlbemATle mine and II IL intended "a
make requisition for the establishment
Of a school over there.
b. Bleteher and daughter, Miss Frank
Bletcher with the bright children Nor.
man and Frank Leonard departed for
their home In Kansas, 10 be followed
soon by Mra, Bleteher, her daughter Mrs.
BleteheT, and son Norman.
1.-THE Dewey House" Is the wa a large
new sign reads over the excellent board.
ing hv1se at the Albemarle mine Oper
ated by Anderson Il Claussen and Il
under the most efficient personal charge
OF MT. Clauasen, a hotel man Of many
years experience.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
THE DAILY CITIZEN
REPUBLIoAN COUNTY ooNvENrIoN.

In accordance with a resolution Of the Der.
nalllo County Republican Central Commit
tee, Adopted Al a meeting held IN Albuquerque
on the i2th day Of september, 1898, a conven-
uOn OF the republicans of the county Of beTna-
nllQts hereby called TO meet At the court house
~ the town OF Albuquerque, on the Both Of
September, 1888, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the
purpose of nominating twenty-six tz0l dele
gates TO represent the republican party of the
ton. on the LIST dag Of October. Isps. Each
precinct IN the county will be entitled to one
delegate 10 the county convention for each
twenty-five votes cast for Thomas h. CatrOn
fur delegate to congress Ia the fall Of 1895,
and one additional vote for each fraction OF
fifty or over additional which may nave been
50 cast, aud the primaries tor the selection of
said election VI said delegates To the county
convention will be he.q At the following
named places, AID be called to order by the
following named persons respectively;
Precinct l-BernalillO, Juan MondragOn, at
school house.
Precinct a. Couaies, J. NJ. sandoval, al
school house dover district.
Precinct - ismeda, Rumsldo hon,oys y
ApOd ga, al his house.
Precinct a. Ranches de Albuquerque, Il. j.
Irisant, at house OF Jose Garcia y Gdego.
Precinct o-bareias, Jose Rafael Apodaca.
at house of Vicente Chaves.
Precinct 0 fadillas, Vidal Chaves, At his
house.
Precinct 7-san Antonio, Vivian Garcia. a,
his house.
Precinct e-Los Ghegos, Decidsrio Martinez,
al his house.
Preclhet s-Ranehos Atrsco. Poliearpio Ar
milo, at school house.
Precinct lo-Chiili. Filomena Mora. at his
house.
Precinct ii-Pajarto, }. Felipe Hubbell. at
his house.
Precinct IL Albuquerque, A. J. Crawford,
Precinct 10 - Old Albuquerque, Jesus Ro-
nero, at court house.
Precinct l4-San lgnacio, Apolonio Garcia,
Precinct i6-Casa salaIar. Hieinio Cordova.
house OF Pantheon Mora.
Precinct lo-flacitas, Francisco Truinlo. at
Precinct i7-Pena Blanca. Mareelino Baea,
Precinct is-Jeme1. Maxine Martinez, at
Precinct Ie-Algodones, Pedro Loysto, at
his house.
Precinct 2o-Nacimisnto. Manuel Angon y
Lucero, al his house.
Precinct 2I-Ls Ventana. Emiliano sando-
Precinct 22-LA Tijera. Teodoro Griego. al
his house.
Precinct 2s-san Pedro. Pedro Lneero, at his
house.
Precinct 24-wAllaee, Lorenzo Garcia, at his
house.
Precinct 2i-Guadalupe, crestino Griego. at
Precinct e-Albuquerque, 7. A. Finieal, at
Hose house No. 2.
-Precinct "a Gallup. W. W. Risdon. at
Postal Telegraph Go. hall.
Precinct 3s-Amsco. Transito Candelaria, at
his house.
Precinct 2s-H Taio. Mace crosson. at hi
house.
Precinct so-Galiup. c. n. Cotton. at opera
house. -.
Precinct sl-sAn Ysidro. Leandro sandoval,
at school house.
Precinct 80 La lara. Edubigen Gurule. al
his house.
Precinct ss-Gonzalitos, Jose Il. Romero, at
Precinct % Chilli, Esteban collaro. al
Precinct s5-Dumnes. Antonio Jose Garcia.
Precinct 87-Bland, n. IA. shaw, at Ofi-e OF
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Ths New E,l of Tss-smoEInr.

Physicians In various parts OF the
country report an alarming growth OF
~tea-smoking. The habit Ia contracted by
those whose nerves are disOrdeIed, who
can't sleep, whose digestion IL imperfect,
whose liver Ia out OF order, who get the
blues" and feel their strength departing.
Il seems strange that sufferers from the
above disorders should not cure them
selves with H0stetteT's Stomach Bitters.
This is a medicine which whets up the
appetite, regulates the bowels, steadies
The nerves and induces sound sleep.
Those who take IL find that IL cures dys-
pepsia, and there Is no bad taste In the
mouth In the morning, no feeling OF
weakness after the days work Is done.
II Is we'll worth a trial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

The gold democrats have been survey
ing the field for a candidate for congress
siOnal delegate,and happily the right man
was found sitting in the plaza at Santa
Re. Il might be remarked in this con
neotion that everybody in Santa re sits
In the plaza. The standard bearer OF the
gold democrats this year will be Chas.
scheuricb, a bright young man, and we'll
acquainted with the needs OF the terri.
tory. He a carry Taos county. pro-
vidlng he can get the people up there to
fall In line as they should. The friends
Of Mr.. 5cheurioh have written 10 Mr..
Childers and have assured him that their
candidate will get more votes than did
Mr.. Dame, the gold democratic candidate
two years ago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Las VEGAS.

From the Optic.
The band has secured its new outfit, OF
white plumes and uniforms. IL will be
able 70 hold Its W In appearance any
way with the other eighteen bands at
Denver.
Rev. II. N. Kinney writes TO a friend
In this city, that he Ia located In Phoenix.
Arizona, where he already feels a benen.
from the severe heat OF the climate.
Aug. kleinmeyer, who came 10 Las
Vegas a few months ago In the hope OF
recovering his health, died at Heinlen'a
ranch, Friday. His body was shipped 10
bis home In New York.
The Elks' circus, with q cast OF forty
people, will be seen at the Duncan opera
house Tuesday evening. The sale OF
tickets has been large and assures a full
house. A grand street parade, which
will take on all the proportions OF o
Barnum Il Bailey circus win occur Tues
day nOcn.
In the case Of lhe Morrison Contract.
Ing CO., Va John Il. Goblin, at al, which
Involves the removal Of jail fixtures OF
COlfax county from Springer 20 Ration
Judge Mills sustained the demurrer of
lhe Springer people and dismissed the
Injunction previously granted 70 the
Morrison Contracting Company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
AMT IN.

From the New Mexican.
The first show Vt the season will ap-
pear In the opera house 0StUber Z, the
troupe being the SpOoner Dramatic
Company from Colorado.
8. N. Cullom, deputy internal revenue
collector NJ Phoenix, who spent the past
week In this city, has returned 70 Ari-
Rev. X. NJ. Craig, superintendent OF
missions OF the Presbyterian church, re-
turned Saturday from a northern In
spection trip, 10 remain In this city over
sunday, ere continuing south TO Albu-
querque, his headquarters
Ths tax collector OF this county should
make q special effort to collect taxes
due. This county has been doing we'll
under the Bateman law, aud with proper
collection OF taxes will have enough
money to meet all it, running EXPENSES
for the present year.
Deputy Sheriff Dick Huber IL on the
sick list because OF a severe bilious
stack aud IL confined 10 his bed. lie
has been especially active OF late In look.
ing after criminal matters, and has
probably over worked. but he will be all
riget In n day OF two, a. he knows how
20 take care OF himself.
That delicate and refined gentleman,
Don KseqOiel CanO, IL raising a loud
lament because OF the close ness OF his
confinement. He would like another
chance 10 get away. which will not be
given him.
The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society has
secured the cOrner rooms in the Catron
block for the banquet TO be- given the
Rough Riders the evening after they re-
turn. Mrs. Van Schick and Mrs. Riven
burg wsre appointed a committee 10
solicit for this banquet In the First
ward. Mrs. Hogle and Mrs. Berger In the
Second ward. Mrs. Spiess aud Mrs.
Money In the Third ward, Mrs. Upton
and Mrs. Morrison In the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Thomas was appointed chairman OF
all the committees, with Mrs. Whiteman
IA assistant.
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Hood's D;IIs do not cause pain or grips
AAOOA : tiio All dugRists. q centa
Fair Notes.

~ ANtANAH
From Bland Herald.
Arrangements are being made for q
grand peace jubilee In Albuquerque dur
ing the fair.
There will be a real Afro. American
cake walk during the fair this rear and
lots OF fun and other attractions.
Remember that a hne and complete
exhibition Of ores from the COchiti dis.
trict will be at the fair, especially II
every n does his share In adding 10 II.
There will be thousands more people
1T the fair this year than usual, and Il
will be the best opportunity this district
has ever had TO display Its ores. Bring
In your samples and leave them at the
Stage and Express office. II will cost
you nothing, and after the fair they will
be made n permanent exhibit In the city
Of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

TIE sOcOrro Chieftain, In its Issue OF
last Friday, announced that Clement
Hightower has purchased the entire
plant and assumed immediate control,
'OL. W. 6. Williams retiring. The colonel
will doubtless give all his time in the
future 10 the practice Of Law. but THE
CITIZEN assures him that the newspaper
fraternity will greatly miss him from
the ranks, especially his old competitor,
j. II. M~cCutcheon. Of the Advertiser. To
the new manager and editor. Mr.. High
tower, we extend the right hand OF fell
lowship, and being a ready writer. he
will push the Chieftain 10 the front rank
OF weekly newspapers in the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

Of the road. One district IL ifty four
miles In length and the other thirty. one
miles, and in width they extend into
illimitable space. The enterprising
towns Of Clayton end Folsom have built
good school houses from the income de-
rived from the tax on the railroad. ard
deserve credit for their energy in assess-
ing school taxes. The agent OF the rail-
road, who was born on Brittle Ridge.
johnson county, Missouri, and ia some
what obtuss on the beneficial effects OF
taxing railroads for school purposes, OBJ
iects TO the length Of the districts on the
score that the children at the ends OF the
districts are wearing ont the COW.
catchers OF the engines riding to and
from school.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

THE San Marcial Bee says: -Four good
Mexican citizens and lifelong demo-
Gratis, OF Albuquerque, publish a card to
THE CITIZEN stating tat latter mature
elaboration and thorough study and
personal conviction, they have deter
mined in the future To affiliate with the
republican party" Hundreds Of New
Mexico democrats will vote the republican
ticket this fall, and the counting OF the
ballots will be the best evidence OF their
change OF political faith.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

MEETING OF the executive committee
OF the National Republican League il
called for the 22nd inst. at the Audito.
rum hotel. Chicago. The meeting, the
call says, is Of unusual Importance. due
TO the fact that IL will be the last meet
Ing prior TO the congressional election.
in which the league is expected to play
an important part. Benjamin N. Read.
member OF the committee for New Mex
loo. has been notified 10 be present.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

GRANT county furnishes q study In
crime, which shows the expense 10 the
public OF a vicious woman Mrs. Jobe
and her family have cost Grant county
and the territory about $4,000. One son
and u sOn.in-law are o in the peni-
Tertiary, and all the family except a
small boy have been In the Grant county
jail or in the ~penitentiary. Hereditary
cussedness on the part OF the old lady
JObe Ia credited with the criminslity OF
the whole family.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Beat. tbs KlandI..

Mr.. A. @. Thomas, OF M~arysville, Texas,
has found q more valuable discovery than
a yet been made in the RlOndike. For
years he suffered untold agony from con.
sumption, accompanied by hemorrhages;
and was absolutely cured by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
ana Colds He declares that gold Is OF
little value In comparison with this
marvellous cure; would have II, even II II
cost 800 q bottle. Asthma. bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
positively cured by DR.. Kings New DIS.
cOVery for Consumption. Trial bottles
free at j. II. O'Reilly & Co.'S drug store.
Regular size 90 cents and 81. GuAran-
teed 10 cure or price refunded,