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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-03
BRYAN WILL BE 4 COLONEL.

Omaha. Neb., June Gov. Holcomo
said yesterday that he would appoint
William Jennings Bryan colonel OF the
Third Nebraska regiment. Bryan says
that be will accept the appointment. 1t
is believed that Bryan's regiment will be
ordered TO san Francisco for duty in the
pbi}ipnfuas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-03
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BRATTLEBORO:
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1898.

Vermont women have started move
ment for the election of Mrs. Clara r.
Jones of Bradford as national superintend-
ent of the Woman's Relief corps. Mrs.
Jones now holds the position of junior
vice president of the national organiza-
ton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-03
THE FIGHT AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
Effective Shots by the Massachusetts.
The Spanish Batteries Were DamagedNo American Loss
PoHT ANTONIO, JAMAICA, June 2.

PoIjT ANTONIO, JAMAICA ?.
The Associated Press despatch Dandy reports
Commodore attacked OF
Cerver on Tuesday The class
'front.'
No
5 it
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-03

President Mckinley exempliies the
highest type Of civil service reform in the
appointment Of Oscar 5. Straus as minis
ter to Turkey to succeed DR.. Angel, who
retires Nlr. Straus was minister to Turkey
under Mr.. Cleycland's first administration.
He is a scholar who is likewise a man Of
the world in the good sense of the term,
and he made an admirable record at Con-
stantinople. In returning him 20 that post
political considerations are entirely disre-
garded, and he is chosen because he is The
best man in the country for the place
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-03
An sOth Birthday Anniversary CeIebra-
ton.

The SOth birthday of Lysander Chaplin
had fit observance at his home on River
street Thursday afternoon and evening.
The affair was in charge of his grand
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Mead, and was a
partial surprise to Mr.. Chaplin Relatives
from out of town were present and pre-
sented him with many handsome and valu-
able presents, and Hinsdale friends present.
ed him with an easy chair. Among the out
of town guests present were Mrs Chapin's
son and wife, Geo. Chaplin and Geo. Cha
pin, ir., and wife of New London, Conn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker of Lancaster,
Mass; Mrs. Tucker is ore of his grand
daughters; two nieces, Mrs. Jewett of
South Deerfeld, Mass, and Mrs. Todd of
Holyoke, Mass. Mrs. Todd presented him
with 50 handsome carnations.
Master Carleton Bronson was invited to
be present to celebrate his ninth birthday
anniversary, which occurred on the same
day, and sat by the side of Mr.. Chaplin dur
ing the serving of bountiful supper, of
which about 20 partook. Many friends and
neighbors called during the afternoon and
evening to extend their congratulations to
Mr. Chaplin on his fourscore years, and
many passed the remark that he looked
younger than the average man does at 60.
The occasion was enjoyable to all and all
unite in wishing the aged gentleman many
happy anniversaries.
Rev. Thomas Adams of New York city
will preach in the Baptist church Sunday,
June >. Morning subject, "The typical
Church" At 1870 in the evening he will
lecture on the West Indies. Mr.. Adams
has been a missionary there and is ac-
quainted with the people.
Three hundred and sixty-6ve school chill
dren took part in the memorial exercises at
the town hall Friday afternoon divided as
follows; High school, 80: Mr.. McCaughern's
school, 80. Mr.. Adams's school, 80: Miss
Whites school, 36; Miss States school, 35;
Miss Conway's school, 40; Miss Burroughs
school, 42; Miss Goodale's school 81; Non
ument Plain and Chestnut Hill, A..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-03

\ concerted attack is being made on
Speaker Reed 10y papers Of the extreme
jingo type, and some Of the Republican
leaders are acting in conjunction with
them. Because Mr.. Reed is understood
not to be anxious 10 have the Hawaiian
annexation bin pass the House these jim
goists have suddenly made the discovery
that Mr. Reed is a "czar," that he makes
an arrogant use Of power" and that the
House OF Representatives is mo longer a
deibera,ive body" For Mr.. Reed it is to
be said that his broad shoulders have borne
many heavy brdt1S and that this one
will trouble neither his shoulders nor his
equanimity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-06-03
0. j. PRATT.
This week we show the largest
assortment of new Summer
Petticoats to be found in town.

More Shirt Waists than have ever been on
our counters at any one time Special line of
trimmed India Linen Waists in white from SlOO
to $3.50. These are choice styles and cannot be
found elsewhere. Black Silk Waists, very desir-
able style with tucked front, usually sold from
S4.OO to $3.50; price this week So 20,
This is the best thing for dress waist we have seen at
so low price.
O. j. PRAT!
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
SMALL NOTES,
CATTLE SANITARY BOARD MEETS.
Requests to Make Levy On Assessed Value
OF Cattle for Needs Of Board.

Requests 10 Make Levy on Assessed Value
OF Cattle for Needs OF Board.
The cattle sanitary board Of the terri.
tory met Thursday morning at Santa Fe
In special session. There were present.:
W. II. Jack, chairman; n. NJ. Chafin, Las
Vegas, and f., j. Otero, Albuquerque,
meml ers, and Jas. A. LaRue, secretary.
The following resolution WAS adopted:
Whereas, The revenues Of this board
have fallen of very materially owing to
the retarded movement Of cattle 20 mar
ket, which up 10 this time has been co.
600 less than at this time last year, and
"hheTeas, 10 has been made apparent
to this board by the cattle men from all
parts OF the territory that the employ
ment Of additional inspectors Is ALSO
lutely necessary TO carry out the objects
and purposes for which this board was
appointed, and that the present levy Of
one-half mill OF the appraised value OF
the cattle in the territory Is entirely in
adequate 10 raise sufficient money for the
proper carrying on OF the operations Of
the board, now, therefore, be IL
Resolved, That the governor, treasurer
and auditor OF the territory be summoned
20 meet ~ a territorial cattle sanitary
board, at the governors office In the city
Of Santa ke. for the purpose OF making a
levy on the assessable value OF cattle
within the territory, as provided by law,
and that a copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted 10 the governor with the re-
quest that he will act in conformity here
with.
After some routine business the board
adjourned subject 10 the call OF the chair,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
uAvISG 4 HARD TIME.
The New Mexico Rough Riders Not Nav
ing n Picnic.

The New Mexico Rough Riders Not Nav
ing a Picnic.
A correspondent with RoOseyelt's
Rough Riders thus describes their camp:
The Jungle Is 80 thick and difficult 10
get through that the camp is hard TO
reach. The faces OF the soldiers are
grey with dust and their hands are
grimy with toll. The men sweat at the
heavy trains like bullOcks under the
yoke, but they bend TO their work with
the dumb patience Of those animals, new
or murmuring.
This camp lies in a sort Of a basin due
west OF Santiago. The roads are very
difficult Of passage. There are huge hills
all around aud there IL a steep down
grade most OF the way 10 the city. The
attack IS likely 10 be made on the east
and northwestern sides, which are par
TALLY uncovered, and II is probable that
In the event Of an American victory the
spanish will retreat to ManzanillO.
Our men show a disposition 10 throw
away their heavy uniforms and unneUcs
sary Announcements with which the gov.
eminent has burdened them, and the
earth Is strewn with heavy rolls Of blan-
kets, coats and cumbersome camp para
|phernalia. II Is likely that the men will
1ght In the battle pretty near a. bare az
nature made then.
Many Of the Rough Riders are already
walking about clad I'm q cartridge belt, a
rile aud q chew OF tobacco. The officers
overlook these, knowing that their men
would 20 further and 0ght better.
The men are rapidly becoming accus-
toned to the sight Of blood, death and
suffering, and many who have grown fat
on reed birds aud rOedeer az DelmOnico's
are making their meal tonight on bacon
and hard tack.
All about the camp the men may be
seen In the freight cleaning and shar-
pening their weapons for the coming
struggle. They are doing this without
orders. IL Is only q straw, but IL shows
which way the wind blows.
ROOsevelt's "Rough Riders are begin
ming TO realize that they can Eight better
on foot In this country. Many OF them
have adopted the use OF machetes. They
are pining for a chance 60 ayenge the
death Of their comrades.
Over beyond Lieut.. Col. Rooseyelt's
tent, on the margin Of the forest, the
whippOorwills are calling and crying
over the grave VI Hamilton Fish, and the
other fallen troopers. To morrow the
Rough Riders say they will be
avenged.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02

He has been superintendent Of LARGE min.
ing operations and when the State ksiOrma'
tory Al Elmira, n g. was built he vas
superintendent and engineer In charge Of the
construction.
Major Bishop vac attached 10 the stsn o.
BrigadieF General CNgmr.T.lu, Of the Ma
tiOnal Guard Of New York. with the rank
Of Major from 1857 60 1903.
He has been located On Detroit Euce 1855,
aud has a large acquaintance among the bust.
ness men and citizens Of tli' city,
Two years ago, for t1e hr5t time, MAJOR
Bishop was In the hospital. Tor two months
be had the best of medical attendance but
When he Vas discharged lac was not like tie
Major Bishop Of old,
When asked regarding hls health be saidi
when had my !ast spgA Of sickness
and came out Of the hospital j was a sorry
sight | could not gain my strength, uud
could not walk over q block Tor several
weeks.
~ noticed some articles in me newspapers
regarding DIR. Williams Pink fIIs i1r Pale
People, which convinced me that they were
worth tTythg and bought $50 boxes. / did
not take them iOr my complexion but Tor
strength. Amer using chem 1 igIt better
aud know they did me worlds OF good /
Az pleased 30 recommend them 10 i~uvalitl
who need a tonic or 10 build up q shattered
constitution. "a, Z. BISHOP"
sub,oribcd and sworn 70 before me this
eighth day Of January, 1908.
ROBtRT H. HUIL, JH, Notary Public.
The pure, powerful vegetable Ingredients
IN Dr. Williams Pink PILLS for paIa People
supply the anlId0Ie for poisonous matter iu
the blood and add those elements needed 10
build up body add brains. Many dsarreI
long supposed by thg medical prnl-sIrn "a
be incuTable have rHrrlmHei 90 tla potent
Influence Of these pills. They can Boz taken
BY young or old, being harmless In theii
nature, but powerful Ia eliminating dissass
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Immaculate COnception-Early mass,
7 a. m; children's mass, . a. m late
mass, 1890 a. M; lecture on ''The Battle
for Freedom by Rev. II. NJ. Ftnnegan,
8. j, at 8 o'clock p. m.
st. Johns Episcopal Fourth Sunday
after Trinity, celebration OF the holy
communion at and 10 a. m. Tuesday
night AZ 8, st. Johns chapter Brother
hood Of 81. Andrew Friday night at s.,
the litany.
Congregational Church - Sunday
school at 8:45 a. m. Preaching service
at II; Rev. K. II. Ashmun will occupy the
pulpit, and will deliver a sermon upon
the live topic, Patriotism Y, p. s. c
r., $3.50 D. m. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended 20 all to attend these services.
Tomorrow Sunday there will he the
following services in the Church OF the
Holy Spirit, Gallup: Celebration Of the
Holy Communion, Z a. m sunday school,
no q. m morning prayer and sermon, II
"A. m; evening prayer and sermon, 8 p. m.
All are most cordially Invited 10 attend
these services.
Highland Methodist Church. South
ATnO street, between Silver and Lead
venues Sunday school at 10 a. m;
League service at : p. m; preaching AZ
IL a. m. with sacrament OF the Lords
Supper. All are cordially invited, Will
attend union services In the COngTega-
tlonal church In the evening,
The communion service will be held nj
the Presbyterian church at II a m sun
dsy school al 10 q. III. and Y. p. 8. c.. Il. at
: D. m. There will be no evening service
on account OF the union temperance ser.
vice In the Congregational church. The
morning service will be the last before
the pastor will take his vacation. Pre-.
paratory lecture will be held this evening
az 5 o'clock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
OF INTEREST TO nnN or BUSINESS.
Provisions Of Law Requiring Stamping Of
Commercial Papers.

tiVNislVue VI Law NNANHihk otamhihk VI
Commercial Papers.
The First National bank Of Santa Fe
has published a circular giving full par
ticulars as to stamps required on com
mercial papers OF all kinds under the
new United States revenue law which
will prove Of interest to business men
generally throughout the territory. and
is published for the information Of all
concerned
Provisions Of the War Revenue Bill, con
corning bank papers.
"Ihe following synopsis Of 80 much OF
the war revenue bill which goes into ef-
feet July l, 1898, is published for the In
formation aud guidance OF our patrons.
Bank check, draft or certificate OF de
pOsit not drawing interest, or order for
the payment OF any sum of money, drawn
upon or issued by any bank, trust com
pAny or any person or persons, com
panies or corporations at sight or on de
mand, two cents.
BILLS OF exchange dnland) draft, Ger.
tihcate OF deposit drawing interest, or
order for fhe payment OF any SUN Of
money, otherwise than nj sight or on de-
mand, or any pr0missOry note except
bank notes issued for circulation, and
for each renewal OF the same. for a sun
not exceeding 800, 2 cents; and FOR each
additional 500 or fractional part there
Of in excess OF 500, , cents.
bills Of exchange (fOreign) or letter
Of credit Onc udtng orders by telegraph
or otherwise for the payment Of money
issued by express or other companies or
any person or per8Cus) drawn ia but
payable out Of the United States, II
drawn singly OF otherwise than In a set
OF three or more, according TO the Gus
tom Of merchants aud bankers, shall
pay for a SUN not exceeding $lOO, 4
cents, aud for each 4lOO or fractional
part thereof In excess Of 800. 4 cents.
III drawn In sets Of two or more: Foi
every bill Of each set. where the sum
made payable shall not exceed $lOO. or
the equivalent thereof, In any foreign
currency la which such bill may be OK
pressed, according 10 the standard Of
value fixed by the United States, 2 cents.
aud for each f10O or fractional part
thereof in excess OF 500, 2 cents.
1.-The taxes above mentioned are 90 be
paid by Hfixing revenue stamps by the
person making or Issuing the instru
ments, the stamps 10 be cancelled by
the written or stamped initials Of the
maker ana the date.
penalty for issuing n OF the instru-
ments without being duly stamped, a
fine Of not more than 800. at the dis
erection OF the court.
This bank will undertake 20 keep on
hand a supply OF venue stamps requis-
Ice, which will be furnished Our patrons
at cost, or stamped check books will be
furnished out Of checks held In stock, at
cost
"The bank will, II requested, a1ix
stamps 20 documents requiring them,
and charge the amount 10 customers ac-
counts nc the end Of each month";"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
THE BRAVE AND THB FAIR.
Those Of the Albuquerque Guards Who
Enlisted Royalty Entertained.

luOAe Ol luG AlpuQuSiQus uudIuh VIM
Enlisted Royalty Entertained.
The members Of the albuquerque
Guards, who have enlisted In Com
pany A OF the volunteers, were treat.
ed to a reception last evening at the
home OF Mrs. A. Holden. Mrs. Holden
was assisted In entertaining by her
daughters, Miss Cameron and Miss
Blanche Holden. Misses Mabel Alger,
Maude and Ida Summers Annette owen
and Minnie Boatright also received.
The evening passed very pleasantly
with the singing Of patriotic songs, the
"prOpOnnding OF questions, whose answers
contained the name Of some one present,
etc.
Miss Mabel Alger and Charles Melon
aid excelled In giving the right answers.
A short address was also delivered by
Rev. T. G. Beattie and concluded by pro
posing the health Of Company A.
G, W. Ward, NJ. G, Harding and Charles
Mcdonald responded in behalf Of the
volunteers.
Refreshments included lemon sher,
bet, cake and lemonade.
As each guest departed, a bouquet Of
carnations, rendered by Mrs. Byron Ives
was pinned on his coat lapel by Mis-
Cameron.
The following were among the guests
| Li-utenanta ChRmberlin and McRae
Rev. T. c. Beattie, Clarence Hepler, l.. G
Fennaar, c. W. Ward. Charles Mcdonald
Ray sulZer and NJ. G. Harding. The boy
wore their uniforms.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
REV WAR REVENUE STAMPS.
over $4,000 worth Furehased-Orders
Prom All over the Territory.

From All over the Territory.
A representative called at the Office Of
the collector Of internal revenue at santa
Ne and found Deputy LOOmis busily
engaged In hlling an order Of war
revenue stamps fOr the First National
bank OF Albuquerque, amounting to
$1,000 says the New Mexican.
In response TO a query as 10 how or
ders were coming In, AIR. LOOMS replied
To-day, orders tor $500 worth Of
stamps have been received. They came
from all parts OF the territory. Everyone
has had ample notification and time to
supply themselves, and those who fail TO
comply with the requirements are liable
to get themselves into trouble. IO-mOr-
rows order will doubtless be exception
ally large"
How many dollars worth has the First
National bank Of Santa Ne orderedY
"A little over $1,000. The bank also
purchased some for the Ration, Gallup
and other banks"
The stamps all bear the design Of the
battleship Maine, and are OF the same
form as the Columbian postage stamp,
only a trifle smaller.
lhe proprietary stamps range In de-
hOulihhtioH as lNtioWes 20 81 l hAu z
cents. These stamps are used princi-
pally on medicines and druggists sun
dries. The 10 cent stamps are light
green in cOiuI; Is cent, bluei 1 cent,
green; 3 cent, hght brown.
The documentary stamps. used In com.
mptcial and leLa' transactions, range as
follow /, 2, 8, D., 10 and 90 cents. The
The cJlora are: cent, blue; 2 cent, red
( cert, pink; 8 cent. purple; 10 cent, dark
brown; 90 cent, purple brown.
The 2 cent stamp will be used princi.
pally on bank checks, which require 2
cents for each 500 Tor fraction thereof
| check.
The 90 cent stamp will be attached to
large sized notes and legal documents.
There are 400 stamps to the sheet. The
"a cent stamps cost % cents per sheet,
aud the 80 cent stamps tlO5 per sheet.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02

From the Register
David Zlielt, the fo]ur,yelr-old son Of
Nj. and Mrs. Zufelt, who live on the
south side, died last Monday after a brief
Illness
Rafael Granite on Wednesday shipped
his household effects 10 Albuquerque,
where he will hereafter reside. Mr..
Granite will remain here a few days
longer settling up his business affairs,
Sheriff Kinsell relates that a few days
ago a man In Santa Fe hurTahed Tor
Spain and was promptly knocked down
by two other men. Mr.. Kinsell thinks
that the patriotic sentiment Is 30 strong
In the CAPT al city that any dem0nstra-
ton on the part OF spanish sympathiZers
would produce q riot.
sydney d. Sugar, a nephew Of H. D.,
sugar. Of CpTrillOs, recently wrote a
letter 10 the Jewish Daily News Of New
York city, giving his version OF the battle
OF Manila, as be Jaw IL from The Concord,
OF whose heroic crew he was "A member
sydney Sugar years ago attended school
I'm CeTrillOs and has q wide circle Of
friends and acquaintance in this city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
New Corporation.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Saint
Anthony Crystal Mica Mining company,
organized under the laws Of the state Of
Colorado by William II, COlburn, Lizzie
A. Colburn and Alfred a, Doyle, have been
hled in Secretary Nallace's office. The
objects Of the Incorporation are 10 acquire
by location, bond, lease purchase or other
wise and 10 own and operate mines of
mica, gold, silver aud other minerals TO
carry on a general mining and milling
business, and 10 engage In general mer'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
LAS VEGAS.


From the Optic,
r. C. Reid, brother OF Capt. W. c. Reid,
Of this city, left Chickamauga with the
lGOth Indiana, OF which he Is a member
Il il evidently a fighting company.
In the past four days Cattle Inspector
7. j. TOWner has inspected 3,24l cattle
that have passed through from southern
New Mexico and Arizona points con
signed mainly TO Colorado and Kansas.
Walter BiTdsall, brother OF &. NJ. Bird
sail. OF the Western Union, this city, Is
the acting agent of the Wells, Fargo Xxx
press company, Major r, G, Rankin hay
Ing entered on his duties at the San
Miguel National Bank.
Mrs. ". A. Glassford, daughter OF Mrs.
S, Davis, OF this city, and her two
sons, Pelham and Wine, left for Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, 10 join her husband, Major
wa Glassford, who Is in the army at
Engineer +. + Perry, wife and child.
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Maud Perry, his
sister, have returned from an extended
trim I'M the states, including Chicago
Kansas City, the Omaha exposition, and
his old home, Bloomington, Ill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
ACCIDENT AT L /
An Old Bridge Responsible for a Serious
Aecident-Dea Of an Elk Mayor.

An Old Bridge Responsible for a Serious
Aecident-Dsath OF an Elk Mayor.
Special Correspondence.
Gallup. July friday evening, while
returning in a carriage from church,
John Osborne, accompanied by his mother
and Miss Trina Ortiz, met with a peculiar
accident at the riCkety Old bridge on
Third street. Their horse became fright
eued at some object gnd reared up, back
Jog the carriage OF the west side of the
bridge. Miss Oftiz fell out on one side
aAd Mr.. Osborne on the other, while the
horse fell back directly on the old lady.
some men collected In a moment and at
tempted 70 free the horse, which became
frantic, kicking Mrs. Osborne several
times. She was eEtricated, and her only
injury was a lOOsened rib and a bad
shaking up. She will recover. An ordi-
nance for widening this bridge Is before
the town board.
DEATH OF ~ MAYOR o'BRENNAN.
John b. O'Brennan, ex mayor OF Gallup,
died this morning at 6 o'clock from
a complication OF diseases, centerlng
around his stomach. He has been ailing
for some time, and II ended In his choking
to death. His remains will be taken TO
Oakland, Cal, for burial. We join the
whole community In coincidence to his
grief. stricken family.
SMALL NOTES.
Rev. W c. Foulks and family arrived
this morning from Albuquerque, where
they went some time ago 10 perform the
last sad offices over their son.
W. ". RisdOn left on Thursday even.
ing's train to spend his summer vacation
In Washington, ID. @,
Mrs. W. 4. Kuchenbecker, accomps.
MED by her sou, Louis, will leave on Sat.
urday morning for Los Angeles and the
coast, where they will spend the sum
mer.
The Gallup volunteers did not receive
their transportation yesterday and con.
%sequently could not leave last night ~
they wished. IL came at 4 p. m, Thee
leave tonight.
Miss Jessie Tyler is visiting her sister
Mrs. II. Gibson. She will remain herl
some time. NELLANs.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02

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