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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10

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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10
A New Emplovm.cx

An employment which a few orio,na,
women have been able to make lucrative ..
that OF furnishing notes for papers. ad.
dresses, lectures and the Ike. These ,yo.
men read everything In the way OF periodi.
Gals Classifying and condensinR Inn portan,
topics and prepare notes, amply sunnIc'
mented by clippings. that amount 70 a
synopsis OF the current news on the snh.
Ject. This often becomes sort of tnsor.
NATION bureau for the busy writers and
takers OF the day. Club speakers. in ma
tcular, avail themselves OF it.-New y"rL
Journal. w" LUX
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10

Smoking in Germany is not pas.
time. 1t is an art, and an art that has
grouped about it respectable number
OF industries. Every smoker carries a
cigar case, cigar clipper, matchbox
and usually little leather box for the
cigar tips The tips are collected by a
society organized for the purpose in
each province and are sold to the mann.
facturer for the benefit of charitable in
stitutionA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10
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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10

Who's isikin bout the summer time
When All the skies perspiref
Jest give ne winter. brotherin,
An fine oak fret
Tue flceiy rain h-cornin down.
The wind shDwiin higher
Than Gil the sieepies IN the town
An me-befOre o FIRE
with "cider" settin ON the shelf.
The brand most desire:
Inc blaze s'talkin ter ifself-
The language o. the fire
That's when the coolest winter night
A reg'lar picnic seems.
The sparks s.nyin left an right.
An me a'dreafnin dreamsi
That's when I'm comfortabler than
am ON summer days.
when buds an blossoms bresh yer han
An yilets crowd the ways
An when a feller's dreamin 90
His ole swesthearts come higher.
Love taxes scat an warns his feet
Before fine oak firei
- l.. Stanton In Atlanta Constitution.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10

ally given 90 Ny. Crowley few night.
ago with a handsomely illuminated Ie.,e-.
The banner is IS fest long and ; fee:
wide. and Is made II scarlet satin. en-.
broioered with designs IN silver and gold.
The border Of mandarin blue l. uasgusn.
Gently decorated with Chinese chsracre-s.
interspsrssd with small mirrors IN silver
frames This same decoration appears Oh
a. elaborate fringe On the lower edge.
Across the face q the banner are worked
birds end boTers- On one end Is the en-
pernr nsTDe in royal green and four Chi
ness characters foot high q spun gold
ne other side Of the banner is q white
SIX o. which the Chinese artist has de-
Escted battle scene. New York Tribune
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10

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HEz1ss-zs EAzrrlsr.
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SSlrE'ssoil-- tie bzz1er 70 slr1. II vas form
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-10

I'en.y per cent of the electrical nppli.
ences IN England are Of American manu-.
.a c. and this is not the only line in
wn.'n our workmen have obtained : ~
isso'-St. Louis Globe Democrat
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-01
GREATER NEW YORK.

It Is Now the Second Largest City In the
World.
New York, Jan. 1. - New York to-day
became the second city in the world,
with Robert A. Van Wyck as mayor. AT
the city hall large crowd gathered
early TO witness the induction Of the new
mayor. Floral pieces were strewn in
every direction. A tiger In yellow and
black immortelles. resting in q bed OF
roses. was one OF the most noticeable
decorations.
At ten minutes to l2 o'clock Van Wyck
entered his Office. He was greeted by
Mayor Strong, Mayor Gleason and Mayor
Wursler. The four men chatted some
time and big crowd Of Office holders
and ex-office holders made q circle
around them. About minute before ~
o'clock Mayor Strong said: "Mr. Van
Wyck, the people OF this new city, made
up OF five boroughs and 3,50O,OOO people,
have decided that you should be the first
mayor and descend from your position as
Judge TO assume the position Of magis-
trate.
my impression IL that this old city OF
New York, that is passing away, will
contribute $1,000, 100000 worth Of prop
erty TO the new city Of which you will be
mayor; $3.50, 100000 banking stock and
tl,0OOO0OOOO deposits And you will
take charge Of this borough along with
others and you will always feel, know,
that 1t is the brightest little jewel In the
cluster os five. You have been chosen
chief executive OF one OF the largest
cities In the world. congratulate you
and welcome you as mayor OF Greater
New York" Mayor VanWyck, in reply
said: "The people have chosen me may or
/ received the Office from them aud Il
them | will answer"
After great shaking OF hands, the cere
mony was completed.
Mayor Van Wyck announced the fol
lowing appointments; John Whslen
corporation counsel; Thomas j. Brady
commissioner Of buildings; James P
Keating, commissioner Of highways
Henry l.. Hurley, commissioner Of public
buildings, lighting and supplies; viii
liam Tilton, commissioner Of water sup
ply; James Kane, commissioner Of sew
ers Thomas j. Lantry, commissioner O.
corrections; George c. ClsussOn. presi
dent Of park bOard August j. MOebu
and George L. Brewer, park commission
ers, Peter +. Meyer, ]. Sargent Terre
and Charles Murphy, members Of ~
dock board; Thomas L. Feitner,
dent OF tax board Bernard j. York,
b. Sexton, John l.. Hamilton and "
Phillips, police commissioners. Yor
Sexton are democratic members; II
ton and Phillips republican. Yorl
Phillips came from Brooklyn; S
and Hamilton from New York.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-01
ACCIDENT /!
Many Persons Injured in q Car
niVal Parade.
Woman In Boston Convicted Of Mur-
dering Her Rival.
Important Order Regarding the DISPOSE
tion Of Pupils In Indian Schools.
PACK TRAINS EoR ALASKA.

New York. Jan. LIN q carnival
parade last night an accident occurred
In which fifteen persons were seriously
hurt II is feared that the injuries Of
some may prove fatal The horses draw
Ing the first Chicago carriage ran away,
plunging into throng Of people. The
following is the list Of the injured:
Philip Artell, confusion OF face, arms
and legs; Charles II. Gross, legs broken
and internal injuries; Charles d.
Dunandi. bruised about the body. inter-
nally injured; Lewis Hernes, body, legs
and hands crushed; Henry KarnOll,
fingers crushed, legs hurt; Max Klatzkin,
bruised, internally injured; Louis Bernes,
hands crushed by being pushed under a
cable car; Benjamin Morton. legs and
arms severely bruised; Vincengo Romano,
severely bruised about the head and body !;
Joseph Ruskin, fractured skull and other
injuries; Morris Rosenberg, bruised
about body and back injured; Carl
Romagnano, laceration OF legs, internal
injuries; Jsmes Thompson, contusions OF
face and body; Ludwig Wendenworth,
internal injuries.
At least dozen others received minor
injuries and we're attended by neighbor-
ing physicians.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-01

OHIO POLITICS!
OPPOSITION 10 Hanna Try to
Make Combination.
American Party Driven Prom an
Island by a Mexican War Ship.
Big Fund to be Provided for the Strik-
ing English Engineers.
sHARKEY CHALLENGES YrTzsMMoss.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 1.-Party eau
cusses for officers Of the legislature,
which cOnvenes next Monday, will be
held tonight. Owing TO complications
In the contest for United States senator,
there Is more interest taken In the organ
ization OF both houses than ever before.
Republican members Of congress from
Ohio aud many others from Washington
are here to participate in the contest, rs
the reelection OF Senator Hanna depends
largely on the organization OF the gen
eral assembly. There are Hanna and
anti-Hanna men for all the places, the
sharpest contest being for speaker OF the
house. Representative Boxwell Is q
Hanna candidate, and Representative
Mason. anti-Haanaite, both being repub-
llcans. Boxwell will receive the caucus
n n,mination, and at the republican joint
senatorial caucus next Wednesday night.
Senator Hanna will also be nominated
without opposition.
Toe legislature consists Of seyenty-five
republicans. sixty-five democrats and
Ave fusionIsts. The three lu4ionists are
counted for Hanna.
The opposition claim that twenty re-
publican members are pledged against
Hanna and several are conceded by
Hanna's managers to be doubtful.
Both sides are claiming majorities.
The opposition will likely vote for Gov
ernOr Bushnell and Mayor McKlsson OF,
Cleveland, for the long and short terms
for senator, respectively. Governor Bush
nell aud Mayor McKisson were In the
conference last night Of the antl-Hanna
republicans and democrats and are ag-
gressively contesting every point against
Hanna. The feeling between the repub-
lican factions Ia more bitter than was
ever known between partisans. Most OF
the members are being pledged in writ
ing.
At a conference the anti-Hanna repub-
licans and democrats agreed upon their
combination ticket In opposition to the
Hanna ticket. The republicans get the
speaker and clerk OF the house and the
democl ats the sergeant-at-arms and
speaker pro tempore, while all minor
places are equally divided. This means
Representative Mason for speaker and
Charles Gerrlsh for chief clerk, against
Alexander Boxwell and John Il. MallOy.
In the senate Burke, republican from
Cleveland opposing Hanna, is the candi-
date for president pro tempore, and the
democrats for all other places.
The senate stands eighteen democrats
seventeen republicans and one fusionist
The fusionist will vote with the republi
cans, leaving Lieutenant Governor Jones
the tie vote and both sides are counting
on him. The contest preliminary to a
showing Of hands tonight has attracted
an unusually large crowd TO the city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-01
Death OF BISMARCK !
Reported DeCeaSe Of the Great
German Statesman.
New Years Quietly Spent at the Ma
tional Capital.
New York Is Now the Second City Of the
World.
BURNING OF A HOTEL.

London. Jan. The evening News Of
this city reports the death Of Prince
Bismarck.
DEATH IN DOUBT.
The News IL confirmed from several
sources, but is discredited In some
quarters.
CAUsED A GREAT SHOCK,
London, Jan. 1.-The Evening News
prints a dispatch from Its own corres-
pondent at Berlin saying; "The ohe
remark on tho lips OF everybody is,
Bismarck Is dead Although expected
for months, the event has caused great
shock. II Is the sole topic Of conversa-
tion in hotels and cafes"
RUMoR DENIED.
Berlin, Jan. lat 6:l5 y, In., owing TO
the disquieting rumors the official agen-
cies say: Count Herbert and Count
william Bismarck and DR.. Schweninger
are at present on visit to Prince Bis
marck. There has been no change In the
princes condition during the last few
days. He appears regularly at meals"
FALSE REPORT.
Hamburg, Jan. 1.-The report that
Prince Bismarck died to-day is inbound
ed. The prince received no personal Wis.
itors. FFiedrichsruhe, where the former
chancellor is living, is eighteen miles
from Hamburg.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-01
RAPIsr AND MURDERER CAPTURED

The Indian, who Committed the Crime
In Grant County, Arrested.
Special TO The Citizen.
Wingate, N. NJ Jan. 1.-Jose Ruoi, the
Indian who raped and then murdered the
Is year old American girl near Silver
City. about month ago. vas captured
yesterday about thirty.fiye miles north Of
here on the reservation, and brought into
this station at FIVE o'clock this morning.
His capture was effected by Deputy
Sheriff Will, Of Valencia county and c.
8. Shrader, an Indian trader and inter-
prefer, who have been on his trail for
several days. Rubi made his way across
the country from Silver City afoOt and
when captured had on the same hOb-nail
shoes thet led TO his Identification at the
time Of the murder. Since his capture he
has been feigning insanity. He will be
taken to Albuquerque to-day.
[Note. This morning, Sheriff Hubbell
received telegram from Deputy Sheriff
Y. X. Vigil. Of Valencia county. dated at
Wingate, giving him the information Of
the arrest Of the rapist and murderer,
and stated that he (YiglD. with the pris-
oner, would reach this city this evening.
The murderer IL known down in Grant
county as hmbr sio Hernandez
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-01
ON CLIPPERTON ISLAND

Rumor that Party OF Americans Were
Dispcssessed Lacks Confirmation,
Washin gton, Jan. 1.-The story OF the
dispossessiOn Of party Of Americans
from ClippertOn Island by Mexican
warship, rs reported by an incoming
steamer at San Francisco, as yet has had
no official confirmation. All that is
known at the Mexican legation is that
vague rumors we're atloat that the British
had taken possession OF the island, and
that with view to asserting the
sovereignty OF Mexico a warship was
sent there TO maintain her claim.
The department OF state has nothing
at all on the subject, but Is not at all
disturbed over the news. II Is simply a
question as to the prior right OF Mexico
10 the title, and the impression here is
that her title is as good as was that Of
Brazil to the island OF Trinidad. which
was sought by the British for cable sta
tiOl.
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PAPAL ANNIVERSARY,
sixtIeth Anniversary of the Pope {

siNtIsth Anniversary of the Pope OF
Rome.
Rome, Jan. 1.-The sixtieth anniver.
sary Of the pOpe's first celebration was
observed at the vatican to-day.
His holiness was enjoying excellent
health. He received hundreds Of rich
presents Emperor Francis Joseph. OF
Austria. Hungary sent $1,000 forms in
gold In gold casket and the queen
regent Of Spain sent massive gold and
jeweled goblet. His gift from the United
States was a diamond cross. Every coun
try sent a large contribution to thu
Peters pence fund.
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Education Of Indiana.

Washington. Jan. l.-Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs Jones sent communica-
tiOn to Chairman Sherman Of the house
Indian committee urging that clause
be inserted In the Indian appropriation
bill authorizing the commissioner Of In.
dian affairs TO transfer advanced pupils
from boarding and day schools on any
reservation to advanced schools on or of
reservations In the same or other states
without the consent OF the parents, or
whenever, In his judgment. the interests
OF such pupils will be subserved by such
transfer.
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striking EDeIneer. Endorsed.

London. Jan. l.-Delegates represent
ing 100000 trades unionists held con-
yention here to-day and passed resolu-
tiOns congratulaling the engineers upon
their splendid defense Of trades union
ism" and asking all trades unionists, OF
whom there are 100000 in Great Brit
ain. to make a weekly levy, the mini.
mum to be six cents. to support the en-
gineers. whose fight. II is said. "ls fight
OF labor against capital all the world
nvor
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CritIc,slnR weyIer.

Madrid, Jan. 1.-The government is
convinced that General Weyler is guilty
Of having committed several misde-
meanors. including that Of furnishing to
the press copy Of his memorial TO the
queen on President McKinley's message
10 congress, and Is determined to prose-
cute him by court martial. He denies
that he gave the memorial TO the news
rapers
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-01
GnlltX of Murder.

Boston, Jan. IA verdict Of guilty
was returned by the jury In the case Of
Mrs. Nellie Peterkin, OF New York,
charged with manslaughter In causing
the death OF Mrs. Catherine s. Murphy AT
the latter's home. October last. The
murder was the result OF jealousy on the
part Of Mrs. PeteTkin.
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SUPPLIES ron KLONDIKE.

Lieutenant Preston VIII Have Charge of
tho Army Pack Trains.
Washington. Jan. 1.-The war depart
ment has placed Lieutenant Guy II. Pres
ton. 9th cavalry. in charge OF the army
pack trains that are 10 undertake TO get
supplies into the Klondike region. Lieu.
tenant Preston has been In Washington
for some time. His principal assistant
will be Lieutenant James Ryan, 10th
cavalry, who gathered up the pack trains
at Forts Washakie and Robinson.
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New Year,. An wa.hIprton.

Washington, Jan. The White house
was closed to-day, the flrst New Years
day in many years. President aud Mrs.
Mckinley went out for drive In the
forenoon and spent the remainder Of tn
day In retirement. Vice President Ho-
bart and the members OF the cabinet
omitted receptions as q mark OF sym
psthy for the president and their exam.
pie Is being generally followed, and the
day in Washington was very quiet.
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Ran.n. ctr n,onE mnrs.t.

Kansas City, Jan. L. Cattle receipts.
100. Market unchanged; only retail
trade.
Texas steers. t320e4.35; Texas cows,
t2.b0@3.20; native steers, ts.0094 80;
native cows and heifers, tl.o0@4.2oi
s'ockers and feeders, ss00a4.5O; bulls,
t240@365.
sheep-Receipts, LOO; market strong.
Lambs. tlb095.55; muttOns. t3 1904 so.