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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

The tug that sank in the river yester-
day was not a tug OF war.
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Tho frost seems 70 have touched the
Cherubs just a little.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-03

The rumors OF war have about broken
up the business OF the recruiting station
here.
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The Tines is always Indebted 70 iI'e .Ud
whn favor Il Sith society items dnn
personals bat must urSe tha' So -
sender a, - -
An unsigned communications VIII oe Ve-
1ccted always.
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Hon. T. Spencer Curlett should refrain
from putting on a coat OF drab paint
until Monday or Tuesday.
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EASTER OFFERING

one dollar per dozen. Richmond Phstos
Granh Company. new management
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
POOR OLD SPAIN !
Reign Of Terror Exists in Alton
SOS Unhappy Kingdom,
Number Of Spanish Prisoners At
Santiago and Vicinity 22,7s9.
American Army Ia Entire Possession 81
Santiago and Business Resumed.
TWO POWDER MILLS EXPLODE.

New York. July ia dispatch 10 the
Herald from Madrid says that In c0nse-
Quence OF the reign Of terror inaugurated
by the government the people believe the
widest rumots a10at. Every body sees
that the papers hint much between the
lines, affecting TO know more than per-
haps they really do The universal im.
preston II that the government Is acting
dictatofially simply because II has
grounds 20 believe that the monarchy
Is menaced not only by the Carlists and
republicans, but also by widespread,
popular and military discomfort, IN
consequence Of which high handed
policy is deemed necessary In order ia
make peace quickly without the aslist-
anee OF the cOrtes which will only be
asked 20 pass bill Of indemnity when
the nation Is somewhat reconclled TO the
sacrifice OF territory In the West Indies
and the Philippines. IL Is furthermore
believed that France, Austria, Russia
and Germany have again told the queen
and her ministers that early peace alone
can save Spain from financial and COM
mercial ruin.
General Chincella, captain general Of
Madrid, again summoned to-day ten OF
the principal editors In Madrid and
sternly warned them that he was not
going 10 be trihed with, and that he
would suppress the newspapers and i'm.
prison and cOurt-martial the editors II
they dared 10 disObey the rules laid down
He even forbid them 10 publish papers
with blanks in spaces In their columns
In which the censor had suppressed arti-
eles or paragraphs, intimating that the
space must be lilled up anyhow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
ABsCosDER PRANK LOTT.
Besides hiking His Friends, lie Robb'
No z Hose gompany

Besides hiking His Friends, lie Robbed
No. 2 Hose Company.
Yesterday afternoon II became the
plain duty OF The CITIZEN TO brand
Frank Lott one OF the letter carriers OF
this city, an abscOnder and swindler-a
Young man with very little principle and
who delighted In bilking his beneiactOrs.
To-day, IL is learned that Frank Lott
has a very bad record among the mem.
bers OF the No. hose company. some
time ago, as secretary OF that company,
certain stated SUN Of money was
placed In his hands 10 be turned over to
Chief Ruppe AZ that cOmpany's proper
tiOn Of debt due the chief. This
money never reached the chief, for II
was gambled away, and when Lott was
quizzed about 1t he finally acknowledged
his wrong.
However. more confidence was placed
in the scalawag, and the proceeds OF the
last ball OF the No. . hose company,
amounting to considerable, were turned
over TO him.
Az secretary, Lott was requested to
turn this money over to ". II. EaricksOn,
treasurer Of the company, and the mem-
bers OF the company were surprised a
few weeks later to learn that the treasu-
rer had received no money from Lott.
Lott, on being cOrnered by the finance
committee Of the hose company, promised
TO meet his shortage. and was successful
In borrowing money almost sufficient to
meet the debt. Instead OF taking the
money he borrowed and liquidating the
debt, he started on another siege OF gam
bling, and il now fugitive from justice.
The money he borrowed, the debts due
various merchants and the hose company
will foot up nearly $1,000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
CITY OF SANTIAGO.

IL Is to lie Thoroughly Cleaned Up by the
American Army.
Copyright Associated Press)
Santiago, July IS, 5p. m.-Yia King
ston, July 19.-Santlago is now city Of
silence. The American flag waves over
the military headquarters on MOrro's
flagstaff, and Red Cross emblems are as
plentiful as church spires. Almost the
entire population this afternoon is gath.
cred about the wharyes where the Span.
ish ships not prizes Of the United States
will soon be augmented by large fleet
OF transports living the American colors
Some stores, mostly for the sale Of
liquors or drugs, are open, but their pa.
irons are few. Beggars are in evidence
of the same impOrtunate sort which
make Havana unpleasant for foreigners,
Now and then man or woman OF the
better class begs the correspondents fol
"milk for my little one, In the name OF
God" At the dock where the Red Cross
steamer State OF Texas is unloading and
preparing for a long stay, guard Of the
Ninth infantry has been mounted, but
the soldiers had but little trouble except
from the inrOads by the bad boys OF the
city.
There is no evidence Of gloom on the
faces Of the Spanish men and women
These mercurial people are already laugh
ing and are pleased at the military snC
naval show and the prospect Of getting
food other than rice and salt meat
Nearly all the better class Of houses arr
closed. The residents evidently have no
yet returned from I'll Caney and othel
suburban places, to which they fed OF
the threat of bOmbardment by the lanC
and sea forces OF the United States.
Filth Is noticeable everywhere, anC
strange to say the city is healthy in spit,
OF 1t. But II Santiago Is TO continu,
healthy, much sanitary work is necessa
ry. Arrangements, therefore, are nov
under way to remove most Of the danger
Gus features and improve those whicl
tend to purity the city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19

Dad. r. Pearce, who accompanied his
wife and daughter and w. 2. Metcalf aud
wife 10 Sulphur hot springs, returned TO
the ci.y last night, leaving the other
members VI the party at the springs,
where they will Tusticate for a few
weeks. The doctor states that he was ia.
formed at Bland that the Albemarle peO
pie expect to have their big mill In run
ming order by August /. He also stated
that ". l. Trimble Il Co finished their
machinery hauling contract for the Albe-
marie people yesterday afternoon.
Charley Hall, the Western Union Tele-
graph cOmpany's delivery boy, had a
tumble at the corner OF Second street
and Railroad avenue at o'clock this
afternoon. lie had just delivered a
message, and had mounted his bicycle,
riding of In the direction OF the tele-
graph Office. Bystanders heard him sing
ing my Dearest, Oh, How | Love Thee!'
with his eyes fixed on the clear skies,
when all OF sudden his wheel bucked
and he tumbled to the ground.
Don't let a rainy evening keep you
away from the lawn party TO be given at
the residence Of Miss Julia Lee on Thurs
day evening, as there will bo plenty OF
room for all indoors. There will be
music during the entire evening. both
vocal and instrumental. Price OF ad.
mission, 10 cents; cake and sherbet, 10
cents Let everybody interested In our
brave boys turn out and display their pa
triOtism.
". ". Strong, the we'll known carpen-
ter and contractor, has "A force OF work
men labOriDg on the opera house fire
ruins. He expects tO have the ruins
practically cleared away inside OF two
weeks, at which time Architect Johnson
will have the plans and specii 'atiOns all
drawn up for the new building which
will adOTn these valuable lots.
Now that Admiral Dewey has trOunced
the Spaniards in Manila, Commodore
Schley has whipped Celyera 20 a finish,
and Gen. Shafter has taken Santiago
city, IL would be wise step for the local
base ball fans 10 get together and give
the national sport a boom for the bal
ance Of the summer.
julius OlesOn, Of this office, has again
gone into camp az Harsch's Coyote Can
yOn mineral springs where he expects to
recuperate his health.
Col. ] l. Morris, the warrior and
general merchant Of Thornton, Is in the
city to-day.
| New bicycles at Futrelle's only t25.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
Admiral Dewey Gives Him Some
Straight American Talk.


New York, July ia dispatch to the
World from Manila, July Ia, by way OF
Hong Kong, says: Admiral Dewey sent
a messenger TO the German admiral re-
Gently to inquire whether America and
Germany were at peace or at war. II at
peace, he demanded that the German
warships here pursue different course.
II at war he wanted to know 1t 80 he
could govern himself accordingly.
Dewey was prompted to send this per-
emptory message by the action OF the
German cruiser Irene in preventing an
insurgent attack upon Spanish garri-
son at subig bay, which greatly dis
pleased him. Admiral Won Diederich
returned verbal answer, apolOgetic in
tone and satisfactory. But atterward he
sent Admiral Dewey note stating that
he objected TO the Americans stopping
German ships which had been in the bay
once and had been visited. German ships
made the practice OF coming into Manila
and making trips outside the bay, cruis-
ing among the islands, and then return
ing in two or three days. The German
contention Is that a ship could not be
stopped after the first time. Dewey re
piled that Manila is blOckaded port aud
he would have all ships communicated
with when he desired. whether on the
frst or hundredth time Of entering the
bay. The German admiral responded,
still objecting, and saying that he would
submit the question to the senior officers
of the other warships. The Germans
continue to keep large squadron Of
wsrships in the bay here and about the
ialanda
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
ARMY AT SANTIAGO.
Troops Are Camped on the High HIS
Overlooking the CITY,
fr.-a.-4-l4 A A...rt,t.N Doc

Troops Are Camped on the High Hills
Overlooking the city.
Copyright Associated Press)
Santiago, July Is, via Kingston.-
Strenuous efforts to prevent tn spread Of
Infectious diseases among the American
troops in front OF Santiago were made
as soon as the city surrendered, and dur
ing the past thirty-sx hours our soldiers
have been sent as rapidly as possible to
the hills north OF the city, where new
camps have been established. OF the reg.
iments here only those not in the slightest
infected will be allowed to go TO Porto
Rico. The others will remain here for
the present encamped on high ground
north OF Santiago. Two immune regi'
ments from New Orleans and Mobile are
expected daily, and upon their arrival
will be sent to the city, forming the
only American garrison which will re.
main there. IL is believed that the fever
will disappear with the removal OF the
soldiers to healthier localities and when
extra precautions are taken.
wheeler's cavalry is practically free
from sickness and probably will be al
loved to 90 to Porto Rico to take part in
the campaign.
After Shafter announced his decision
not to let the Cuban Junta enter Santi.
ago deep mutterings were heard among
Garcia's men Even our officers no
longer conceal their disgust for their
allies. Cubans have neither fought nor
worked. shafter sent an invitation to
Garcia to attend the ceremony
OF raising the American dag over
Santiago but the Cuban general declined,
saying that he hated the spaniards, and
added that he did not want to be where
any OF them were.
Admiral Sampson is desirous Of put
ting prize crews on the steamers in the
harbOr. Shsfter claimed that the
steamers with everything else in Santa,
go surrended to him. The question ap.
parently is undecided.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19

American officer also gave notice that
II the Spanish gunboat Sandoval was
disabled In any way, or IL any arms, am.
munitiOn. public buildings or barracks
at Caimsnera or Guantanamo were de-
stroyed, the spaniards would not be
treated as prisoners Of war. The flag
was hauled down this afternoon.
From Spanish sources II Is learned
that the total force at Guantanamo and
Caimanera il about 5000, Of which only
about 5000 are flt for service. the Others
being disabled by sickness or wounds
Tomorrow steps will be taken for the
formal surrender.
Skaters dispatch added that the pris
/ oners turned over TO him far exceeded In
numbers the strength Of his own army.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
TROUBLE WITH THE oUBANs.


Cuban Insurgents Want 10 Have Control
OF the City of santiago.
Washington, July l9.-SOme apprehen-
sion is expressed here that the assump-
tion by the United States OF the control
Of affairs at Santiago may lead TO trouble
with the Cubans. few days before the
surrender OF the city Garcia sent com
mittee to Shafter informing him that
the Cubans had selected a Cuban named
Castillo for governor Of the city. II il
plain, however, fran the reading OF the
presidents order TO Shafter that II will
be long time before this Cuban officer
is allowed TO exercise the functions OF
governor. II is believed TO be the presi
dents purpose when the military gov,
ernment that he has erected gives way
TO replace II with a popular govern
ment, meaning thereby a government
for Santiago chosen by the free vote Of
the people OF Santiago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19

James I. Newhall, who was mastering
clerk TO Capt. Mitchell, came in from Las
Cruces with Company ID last night, and
continued north TO his Santa Fe home
Last night, Just before the train pulled
out for Nhipple barracks, Mr.. NeWhall
presented DR.. C.. &. Cruikshank, second
lieutenant Of the company, with an ele
CANT sword
d. NJ. Hitchcock, formerly Of the Santa
Fe railway shops at San Marcial, now
the popular foreman OF bridges and
buildings on the road between this city
and III PasO, was here yesterday, and In
company with Travelling Engineer John
A Ross made pleasant call at this
Office
The following ladies will be the Tecep-
tion committee at the lawn party Thurs
day evening, to be given for the benefit
OF the sick aud wounded of the Rough
Riders from New Mexico: Mesdames II
b. FurgussOn, A. Harsch, j. ". Harding,
NOs HELD, NJ. c. Nettleton, M ". Flour
nOy.
The new letter carrier, No. 8, Is ". 7.
barrow, who Is now doing work formerly
done by Frank Lott. NJ. c. Turner Il
letter carrier No. 4, taking the place Of
Peter McGTath, who Is one OF the YOlun'
teeTa from this city in Company A, nov
at Whipple barracks.
Y. s. Miera, who has been in the city
the past two days, expects 10 leave on
| his return TO Cuba, this county, tO-mOr-
row. He has about 5000 pounds OF im-
| proved wool here for sale and our local
| buyers ought TO nab this wool at once
Judge II. l.. Warren left on the freigh
| train at noon to-day for SOcOrrO. Thl
| McNew habeas corpus case will come al
before Judge Leland tomorrow morning
and Judge Warren will appear as one o
the principal attorneys in the hearing.
Excelsior lodge, Degree OF Honor, A. o
| L. w., will give dewey ice cream
social at Odd Fellows hall Wednesda!
evening Several novel features will bl
presented in the program. Everybody 4
Invited
Miss Lottie Barth, who was at 81
Johns and Williams on visit 10 Tela
tiyes and friends, returned 10 the cit
last night, and Immediately took posi-
ton at the store Of b. Ilfeld Il Co.'S.
For the benefit OF those who cannot at
tend the fire sales at b. llfeld 4 Co.'S dur
ing the day, the firm will keep open thi
evening and make a special sale Of gent
furnishing goods.
Bearrup q Edie have established
wool depot on south First street, cOrne
Of Coal avenue, where they will be fOun
always ready TO see stock and wool rais
ers.
The Wells-Fargo Express company
route agent, w. y. POwara, was passeI
ger north bound last night.
Jos +, Saint, representing the Me-
York Life Insurance company, is in Ga
lup,
Remember the lawn party at the hand
some Lee residence on Thursday night
Chas. Ilisld, the big merchant OF La
Vegas, Is here helping at the tire sales
German imported Kirschensaft phOs
phate only at Rupees soda fountain.
The Santa Fe Pacific pay car came /
from the west this afternoon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Chinese Murderer Blows Up California
Powder min.

Chinese Murderer Blows Up California
Powder MiI.
Oakland, Cal, July l9.-The works Of
the Western Fuse explosive company
we're blown up by a murderOus Chinese
this morning, Five deputy sheriffs aud
cOnstables, trying to arrest the murderer.
we're killed. The dead are Deputy
5heriffs Charles White, son OF Sheriff
White, George WOOdsum, ID. G. Cameron;
COnstables Gus Koch, j. j. Lerri; Mrs.
Hill and Coon Chung. The Celestial,
who was employed In the works,
who caused the awful explosion, had
killed fellow cOuntrymRn yesterday
in quarrel over Chinese lottery tick.
which contained five tons OF giant pow
der. barricaded himself and threatened
to blow UP the magazine II any one came
to arrest him. Deputy Sheriff Chas.
White and posse kept guard over the
Chinese. This morning at o'clock
Deputy Sheriff White, after consultation
with the others, determined 10 break
down the baTTicade. Accordingly the
entire posse headed for the door True
10 his word the Chinese fired the giant
powder and terrific explosion occurred,
killing the officers and blowing the
chinese 10 atoms 80 small that not one
piece has been found. Mrs. Hill was
killed in falling debris Of the building.
| The engines were soon lighting the flames
% no avail. The works were completely
wrecked. -Four houses were blown down
and about forty partially wrecked.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
YELLOW FEvER AT SANTIAGO.
Immune Troops Wanted 10 Garrison the
City and Province.

Immune Troops Wanted TO Garrison the
City and Province.
Washington, July l9.-General Shaiter
has asked the war department 20 hurry
forward regiments OF immunes for service
at Santiago City and vicinity. I'm order
that there may be q minimum OF danger
vi further Injection OF our troops from
the fever prevailing at Santiago.
Secretary Alger said this afternoon
that II IL probable that the total number
OF Spanish soldiers who will have 20 be
transported TO Spain will reach 25,000-
estimated by Shafter, as TOral's reports
did not cover quite all the soldiers who
would be turned over. The secretary says
that the military governor OF Santiago
had not yet been definitely selected. Our
army took 100000 rounds OF ammuni-
tiOn at Santiago. II will not need such
supplies for some time.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
oermapvIsLess wariihe.

Washington. July l9.-The navy de-
partment has received no dispatches from
Dewey relating to the press reports con
csrning our relations with Germany, but
the officials feel less concern over Ger
many's attitude, and there is good reason
to believe that direct assurances hay,
been received from Germany that she
would offer no obstacles to the execution
OF our plans.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
MORE SPANISH SURRENDER

Troops at Guantanamo hay PUN Down
the Yellow Flag,
copyright Associated Press)
Camp McCslla, July IS, via Playa del
Este.-A launch from the Marblehead
went up the bay this afternoon to Vert
caya Del TOrO, opposite Caimanera, and
gave formal notice to the Spanish com
msnder of the surrender Of TOrals troops,
together with the conditions OF the
capitulatiOn at Santiago. A limited
time was fixed for hauling down the
Spanish flag over CaimAnera. The
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
Postomce Robbed.

Webster City, Iowa, July 19.-The post.
Office at Radcliffe was robbed just before
daylight, and the postmaster, Y. H.
Drake. sleeping in the Office, was seri.
ously wounded by the burglars, who ex.
ploded the safe with dynamite. The
postmaster fred several shots, and it Is
thought one took effect ss a trail Of
blood was found to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
snnnIntd. anrrrndnrInr.

Washington, July 10 General Shat
ter. In a dispatch to the war department,
says that he will send officers and men
to receive the surrender OF the gatrisons
ln the interior, amounting TO about
1000 Spanish soldiers. lie will also
nd forces 20 receive the surrender OF
the coast towns Of Bociboa. Guantanamo,
Sagus and Pamela Ten thousand stands
Of aims, he says, were taken at Santiago
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19

pected, but has sailed this morning. or
will get away during the day. The delay
was owing to the failure to receive nee
essary orders through the mistake Of per
Sons through whose hands they travelled.
Miles telegraphed here over night, and
he was told to start for Porto Rico imme-
diately.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
Troops for Porto Rico

Chickamauga. July 19.-Major General
Brooke will return to Camp Thomas to
morrow. Then the question Of what
regiments will go TO Porto Rico and wheI
they go will be definitely decided. Th'
indications are that the movement will
begin about the last Of the present OF
the flrst OF next week.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
srnnI.h Mnr.hIn nl.nnl1h.

Marseilles, July ia steamer just
arrived reports having sighted on July
18Th. of the coast Of Tunis, the Spanish
1eet commanded by Camara. AZ the
steamer passed the battleship Palayo u
column Of smoke suddenly issued from
her, and from the fact that a cruiser had
10 take the Palayo In tow, II Is evident
that the most powerful warship Of Spain
has been damaged.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO TUESDAY AFTERNOON JULY

whence they embark for Porto Rico:
Third Illinois. Fourth Pennsylvania and
Fourth Ohio. comprising from $500 to
400 men. Ia addition four batteries Of
artillery 5oO men and horses. hospital
corps 20O. and signal corps POO, have
been ordered 20 Newport News.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-19

Milwaukee. Wis.. July ia storm
Ia approaching OF the character OF a
cyclone started at NatertOwn, Wis, this
afternoon. Trees are reported being
uprOOted and barns blown down. A
wind storm followed by the heaviest fall
OF rain in years At Sun Prairie, the
storm wrought considerable damage.