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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
EIGHT BELLS"
\ Gymnastic Potpourri That Comes TO
the Academy the Last Of the Week.

The spectacular acrobatic farce-comedy
Eight Pells." with the Bros. Byrne as
the guiding spirits. will be presented at
the Academy Of Music next Friday and
Saturday.
These who have seen this pantomimic
production in the past will scarcely rec
osni2o IT, so many and so novel are the
new features. which have been injected
IN H. Notably among these are bright
catchy songs wonderful calcium effects,
AND d gymnastic potpourri that has never
been eXcelled. The music of the play is
tunoful and Of the light. popular variety,
while the mechanical effects follow each
other so fast that is IS almost bewilder-
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
A FlREMAN'S DEATH.
\ Stratcgclic Telegraph Line Building
in Florida.


SALEM Va. March SpcciaL-Mr.
Wallace Brenning. Of Philadelphia. died
Yesterday morning AT the home Of Mr..
John Sears. near Salem. where he WAS
stopping for his health Mr.. Brennng
was for twenty years member of the
Philadelphia fire department. and dur
ug the connagration al Mr.. John Wanna
makers store. several months ago. bee
contracted = very severe cold. lie was
advised by his phys clan To come 20 the
noun taius 10 rccuperate, and the change
was proving very beneficial until "a month
or two ago. when he took "a deer hunt.
The exposure ON tine trip causing reac-
ton for the worse.
1ie was iu his nftieth year The remains
were taken 10 Philadelphia for int-rment.
Mr. j. W. Harveycutter. supcrintcn-
dent of tine Western Union Telegraph
Company has gone 20 Florida, where he
will manage the construction Of line
from Jacksonville to Punta Gorda on the
coast. "a distance OF 36S miles. II Is
thought the prospect OF war between TINS
country and Spain is the reason this new
lire is being built as Punia Gorda VIII
bee an important point IN case OF hostH-
Rir A. Riddick. who has just returned
from Richmond. viii leave IN rev days
rr prazl in the interest OF the Bonsack
Machine Company.
Rev b. T.. Ball. presiding elder of this
district will Doe transferred at the next
meeting Of the conference, his four years
having expired.
Tho trustees Of Roanoke College re-
Gently elected to fill the three vacancies
in the Board Of Trustees We're Rev. carr
n. Gramm-r. ID. d., of Norfolk. Va Am
brose 4. Henkel, of New Market Va,
and Joseph ID Logan. Of Union. w. Va.
" is understood that these gentlemen VIII
serve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Ordered 20 the Puritan--A Farmers
Institute in the Opera House

ALEXANDRIA, VA. March Especial.
Surgeon J. d. Gatewood, United states
navy, whose home is in this city. has
been ordered 10 the monitor Puritan on
the 18th.
At the meeting of the Business Men
League last night resolution was il.ro1
duced that the county and city ue uhllel
I'm the suppression Of iaWlessliesS 'hd'
prevails In the county. ,,,.
A farmers institute will be held Thurs
day and Friday i'm the Opera House under
the supervision of the Managins tOih-
mittee of the stale Board Of AsIlcul.ere
Major o. r. Hine Colonel \. . buiofu'
Tbe' fnllo,viro h. the local committee:
John w Roberts. chairman. and Messrs,
NJ. II. Harlow. Egbert Thompson Johh
w May and CORTLAND Lukens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
THE KILLER TRIAL,
Trouble in Getting Il jury and the
Case Adjourned.

LURAY. VA. March s.-Speciai.-Ihe
case against Newton KILLER for the MUIR
der of his uncle willis ID. Kibler' Novem-
Der >. 1893. was called In the County
Court yesterday. Judge +. T. Booton
presiding. The State is represented uy
bv Aiessrs. Mccormick and Broun. OF
Bcrryville The work Of swearing IN ~
Jury has begun. ard only it9 jurors VIZ
accepted out of the panel inc court
ordered the sheriff 90 summons forty
more for Wednesday 10 which time the
case was adjourned
II will Doe remembered that inc prisoner
w. tried iu June 1886. and convicted
of murder iu the irst degree. and sem
fenced to be hanged on the 10Th oil inc
following September The case wa tp-
,tl,led ~ tha Circuif Court 100 which the
lower court was confirmed. and " then
went 10 the Court of Appeals. when u
was sent back and new trlal sra .eu.
weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
A NEW PRESIDENT.
DIR. George BraXton Taylor Succeeds
Mr. j. Garland Pollard.

A meeting Of the Poard Of Managers
OF the BAPTIST Young Peoples Union was
held last night al the Office OF Mr. John
Garland Pollard the object being TO
elect o successor 20 Mr. Pollard. who has
served two terms as president Of that or
ganization. Mr ". u. Duke presided.
The result ~ the session was the choos-
Ing OF Dr. George Braxton Taylor OF
West AppOmattoX. 20 nm the important
Office
Mr. r. J.. Butler was appointed 10 draw
ny reso "tlOns of respect for the mem-
DRY Of Mr. Branch r. Alien. who was
third viCe-presiGent of the Baptist Young
PEOPLES Union.
Mr. W. ~ RucFer OF Petersburg. was
elected 10 on the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Mir Allen.
Nj W. J. raker. OF Norfolk was elect
ed leader of the Norfolk district. in place
Of Rev c. W Duke who has moved TO
Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
WEDNESDAY CLUB.
Music Festival.
April 22d and 23d.
Gadski. Campanari.
Boston Festival Orchestra.

HERMANN SCHMIDT. 5OO-5O2 EAST
BROAD STREET. offers for Lent
Smoked Salmon. Smoked Hahbut fine
HOLSTERS and Fresh Salmon in cans;
DevilCd Grabs. French Sard.nes in Tluf-
files and Tomato Sauce English Kip
pered HcrringS. extra fine fat White
Mackerel. North Carolina Herrings.
Holland Herr.ngs, Boneless Codhsh
best quality; Macaroni. Spaghetti. Yer
micelll and Nudel-. Farinac.ouS Goods
IL endless variety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

of tho Baptist church here Sunday night
IN the interest of The SOuthside Academy.
Of Chase city. The church gave him one
hundred dollars
on Sunday morning appropriate eXer-
cises were held at the Baptist church cell
ebrating the second anniversary of Rev.
j. H. Newhills pastorate here.
Captain and Mrs. r.. 4. Lockett left
Yesterday FOR an extended trip through
Florida.
Mis-. ii. N. Coleman is i'm Petersburg.
where she has been called ON account of
the Illness Of her grandmOiher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Mr.. Bl00MBeRG'S CARD.
He Refuses 60 Accept the Endorse
ment of the Icanue

Mr. Sol. l.. Bloomberg, a candidate for
the Common Council from jefferson
ward, has issued a statement. VIII ch APP
pears In another column OF The Times.
IN which ho SAFES that his endorsement
BY the Good Government League was un-
solicited and against his expressed desire.
Mr. Bioomberg SAYS turl ~ thar n
elected he VIII 30 10 the Council unfet-
tered by any pledges. and tree 10 use his
"a ems Ton wat nc colceives 20 be the
hest interests OF hs constituents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
]. W. PRICE BROUGHT HERE.
He is Charged with Counterfciting
Money and Passing u.

Deputy United States Marshal Bendit
returned yesterday from Gloucester with
]. w Price. who is charged with max
ing and passing counterfeit scent coins
Mr.. Bendit went down 70 Gloucester
FRIDAY He found Price already m the
the man was delivered 10 the Deputy
Marshal. Price Is in Jan At Richmond
lie vii have a ne2ring before United
States Commissioner Henry tlegenheimer
next Monday.
Price r. white man about forty-tvc
years OF age. who has seen better days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
The Bark "FIid" Lost.

NEW ORLEANS, March s.--The Nor
wesian bark Flid. Captain Gundersen,
from Belize British Honduras, wish "a
cargo OF mahogany Tor FnroDe. vent
ashore February path on Manger Key
thirty-hve miles from Belize. ana became
q total loss. The crew arrived here on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPE
81 Al.

In addition TO the double daily service
OF the Atlantic Coast Line the famous
New York ana florida Special. compos I'll
exclusively OF Pullman Sleeping. Dining
l. brary and Observation cars. heated ~
steam and lighted by electricity will be
put IN service. leaving Richmond ar 10
T. VI. on January nth. and will run daily
except Sunday arriving at Charleston
7:.5 4. NJ. Savannah 9:O1 A. NJ. Jack
sonvile 10 +. NJ, and 81. Augustine 2:2o
p NJ.
North-bound train will arrive Richmond
ia ~ except Monday at S.55 A. NJ. No
extra charge made on this train except
regular Pullman fare.
c. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
ANNUAL MEETING HELD.
The Baptist Historical Society Elects
It's Officers

Its Officers.
The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Baptist His orical Society was he'd last
night in the Second Baptist church and
the following officers We're chosen: Pre-
sident Rev. DR.. James b. Taylor. Jr.;
President. Rev. John NJ Tllcher d.
D.. Of Petersburg; Hon. J. Taylor Ely
son. c. Richmond and $. j. Quinn. of
Fredericksburg; Secretary, Rev. c.. II.
Ryland ID. D.; Treasurer. n. Theodore
Ell. on. Executive Committee-B +.
Johnson of Richmond; Robert Lee Tray
lor. OF Richmond; Rev. Dr. l.. X. Thorn
hill. Of Manchester. Rev. j. O. Kirk of
Richmond and Rev. DR. r. 5. Duna-
wav of Frcdef.cksDurg
Plans for work during the year wcse
mapped out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
red by Thieves

Thieves entered the servants room 10
the residence OF Mr. j. ", Harrison. 2l2
west fIankiin siiteS last night and stole
cloak and dress pattern
The Third police station officers were
no .in,d and now have the matter in
hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

A. the regular meeting OF Richmond
LoDe 1 .. a. r. an Belviderc Hall Mon
las l.gat besides tkc routine business
delegate " he Grand Lodge which meets
~ Petersburg. were elected as follows:
Brother george u. paws. delegate. Bro.
thsT Robert FIJI alternate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
The Town of Creve.

CREWE VA. March -Special.-Rev.
II. T. Williams. pastor OF the Baptfst
church ., Chase City. occupied the pulpit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
J 7 and 0W. BROADST.
Extra Silk Values.

2 2S-lnch Printed Ch.nas. fun line Of
(, unique and pleasing patt rms. and
:, cOlJrings Regular. .oe. value "c.
o 2i-inch Printed Foulards. eNclu-
sive patterns IN a fuh line Of color
ings l5c.
= 2s,inch Printed Foalards extern
. slve line OF very desirable patterns
{, and colorings 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
SAsS,GORTA.
gte tls- n
l' 90 ! ZzHz2zz< III. !; ::;s &

Blue Ridge Springs Dyspepsia Water
ia an excellent remedy for Indigestion.
For sale by George Schoon ana Purcell.
Ltdd a Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09

SCHMIDT 5OO-5Oo EAST
BROAD STREET. Is the only grocery
hOu~e in Richmond that Is roasting fine
qualities OF Coffee every day In their
own establishment. Try their Arabian
Mixture. the best Coffee on earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
Check Taffetas.

Complete assortment. an colqrs
: and size checks. very desirable for
. Waists and Innings. extra good
Z, values sc. and 81.
q o o go Q do % o.,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17

hate TO retreat, but are hopelessly incom.
petent aud shamefully underfed. Many
have assured the correspondent that they
have never been at target practice In
their lives. still they are eager for an
opportunity 10 display their valOr and are
confident that the enemy are equally un-
practiced.
Whole companies OF Spaniards had
nothing 10 eat for two days. II is a pltia-
BILE sight. The native peasantry char
itably assist the starving soldiers. There
is no doubt that somebody deserves lynch
ing for the state OF affairs existing.
Scores OF bloated officers are lOafing
about beer shops and cafes, reviling the
English, while the men under their
charge are starving.
The insurgents are now firing into
NOlate, the sOuthermOst part OF Manila,
a mile and half from the center OF the
city. The insurgents are also in every
outlying quarter awaiting the signal 10
advance.
There is frantic scramble for refuge
inside the old walled citadel OF all the
tOwnspeOple. The captain general held
a council OF war. at which IL was pro-
posed 10 surrender because resistance
was clearly useless. The council was
furious at this humiliation by mere
natives"
The captain general has resigned and
is succeeded by his second In command,
who countermanded the withdrawal OF
troops from the field.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
DENY THE ACCUSATION.

Havana Onicials Deny that the Dead were
Mutilated In u Recent Battle.
Madrid, June IL, 10 a. m.-Adyices 70.
ceived from Havana from official sources
characterize the lighting at Guantanamo
bay as mere skirmishes," with "the net
result that the Americans have been able
to hold the place where they landed"
Continuing. the Havana dispatch says:
They suffered greatly, both from the
fusilade and heat. The SpaniaTds are in
possession OF several wells, none OF which
have been injured. Stories that the for
tiiicatiOns at Caimanera aud Moro have
been damaged are false"
The following official note has been
issued: "rbe charges OF Spanish cruelty
TO the wounded and mutilatiOn OF the
dead are false. These accusations have
caused the liveliest Indignation among
all classes In Spain. especially among
the troops, who are indignant at ths cal.
nmnies. The Spanish army IL conduct.
Ing itself In this war with the nobility
that II has always shown, AZ is proved by
the evidence OF American prisoners who
we're released. and its discipline Is no
strict that any such conduct would have
been relentlessly punished"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
Admiral SIMPSONS Fleet Pulverizes
Spanish FOrtifications.
ANOTHER BLOODY BATTLE AT MANILA.

instructions will be given the gun cap
tains not TO fire unless they can see their
mark, which In this case will be the
enemy's guns"
These instructions were 30 we'll car
ried out that Admiral Sampson, after the
bOmbardment, said: IL do not believe
there Is much left OF the western bat
terry. II got great hammering this
morning"
"The eastern Notifications were harder
to hit. | think some Of the guns we see
there are quakeTs.
Il wish Hobson and the fellows were
not In MORO castle; we would knock
that down were II not for that reason"
II suppose the Spaniards deserted their
guns soon after our 6re opened. It
would not do them any good to stay
there"
II II be true that the guns OF the Span.
ish warships have been mounted on a
land battery, II shows that Admiral Ger.
vera has given up hope Of ever getting
out of the trap which Admiral sampson
guards
After the decks had been washed down
and the guns cooled, Sampson set this
signal "Flring on western battery was
exceedingly good, especially that Of the
Texas"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr., TheO. Muensterman having become
a member OF our firm we are desirOus of
beginning the new business arrange
ments by launching out with an entire
new stock OF fresh and the latest STYLES
OF footwear. The purchase OF this stock
has been made and the goods will arrive
here about Julyl. Untilthat time the bona
Ode closing out sale which we we're con.
Quoting, until Mr.. MuensteTman coming
to US has changed the arrangement, will
now be continued until the new stock
arrives. Shoes at cost for the next At
teen days. We mean this. The new mem
Der OF the tiTm IL by no means a stranger
10 the people OF Albuquerque. He comes
thoroughly informed In the shoe business
and his experience OF ten years with the
large hrm OF John Becker, OF Belen, will
be knowledge valuable 10 our patrons.
Two heads are better than one, even II
our business Ia with the feet. Our eus.
toners have our long experience as shoe
men at their command when selecting
goods A, SIMPLER & Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
ALBANIAN OUTBREAK.

Mountain Tribe In Turkey Committing
Many Murderous Excesses
ConstantinOple, June IL The out
break OF the Albanians at Berane, near
the frontier OF Montenegro, the gravity
OF which IL comparable 20 the troubles
preceding the Seryia- Montenegro war
against Turkey In 1875, Ia due TO the re-
yenge taken by the Christians upon Al
banian murderers OF Christians, notable
last autumn. The Albanians In remote
districts participated In the recent out.
RACES.
In consequence OF renewed representa-.
tiOns OF Montenegro, supported by Rupsia.
the sultan dispatched troops TO the
disturbed districts from Uskub. There
was lighting all day Thursday and many
were killed or wounded on both sides.
According TO Cettlnje adyices many
women and children fleeing toward Mon.
tenegro have been killed by the Alba.
mans.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
PoPULIsT COMMIrrEE.

Middie-of-the- -Roaders Kicked out of
tho Road.
Omaha, Neb., June H. Shortly after 8
o'clock this morning the conference of
the populist national committee ad.
journed without day. The 1nal outcome
was the practical rout Of the middle.of-
the road crowd under the leadership of
made some concessions. There will be
no convention In 1898 10 outline the
policy OF the party. In 1900 there will
be convention TO nominate national
ticket, prior 10 the democratic conven.
tlon. No overture looking TO fusion will
emanate from the national committee
and none will be- received and entertained
by II. The national committee IL re-
qulred to keep hands of In state cam.
paiRns
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17

The Dr. Burdiok Case Before Justic.
Crawford-Appeal Taken.
In the case Of DR.. T. d. Burdick,
charged with violation OF city or.
dinance In removing person III with a
contagious disease without notifying the
board OF health, the defendant was found
guilty and fined $25 and costs. Judge
Adams acting a. attorney for DR.. Bur.
dick immediately served notice OF an ap-
peal. Summers Burkhart was the pros.
ecuting attorney.
Two hack drivers testified that the
physician had approached them on Sun.
day asking them 10 remove boy suf-
& ring with scarlet fever. The first
driver consulted with his employer and
then refused. The second accepted the
tare and the doctor and the boys mother
rode with the sick young man to their
destination. The disease he IL suffering
With Is even more dangerous than scar.
LET fever but AZ the latter IL a contagious
disease there was no bubble az 20 the
exact nature OF the complaint. The de-
tense had prepared the plea that at the
time the boy was removed that the
disease had not developed far enough TO
allow the physician 10 determine whether
or not the disease was contagious Il was
not presented. however. but perhaps will
be when the case goes 10 the district cOurt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
SPANISH REPORT.
They say that the Bombardment was a
Trivial Anair.

ANiNlhi AHalFs
Copyright Associated Press)
Havana, June 1.-THE following is the
Spanish report of the bOmbardment OF
Santiago: On June 10, at a. m.. Gre
was opened on the coast batteries at San
tiagO by four American battlesbips, two
iron clad cruisers and aprOtected cruiser,
while one yacht opened lire opposite the
Aguad0res beach.
The Americans fired over one thousand
projectiles, temporarily disabled two
HOntOTia cannon at LaZOcapa, covering
them with earth, The parapet was de-
strOyed by shell. One cannon on MORO
castle was damaged by the American
prOjectiles. All damages were repaired
to-day. The Americans suffered severe
damage. Shells from the Spanish bat
teries we're clearly seen TO fall on the
American ships, which were approx
mately two miles of.
The Spanish losses at Moro were one
artillery corporal killed; Second Lieuten.
ant Juan Arbel, eight soldiers and two
sailors wounded
At Zocaps battery, two artillery sailors
we're killed and Second Lieutenant Rick
ard Bfusquita, Of the navy, and two SOL
dieTs, wounded. General Linares eulO-
gizes the behavior OF the troops and CAP
tain-General BlancO will reward the
eyeral officers and soldiers wounded to-
day and in the engagements Of June 8.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
REPORT FROM DEWEY.
lie Says tho Insurgents are wiping Ou
Spanish Forcea.

lie Says tho Insurgents are wiping out
Spanish Forces.
Washington, June 1.-THE navy de-
partment has received the following from
Admiral Dewey: "Cayite, June 12, via
Hong Kong, June l7.--There Ia little
change in the situation since my telegram
OF June 3. The insurgents continue hos.
tllities and have practically surrendered
Manila. They have taken $500 Spanish
prisoners, whom they treat most hu-
namely. They do not intend TO take the
city at the present time. Twelve mer-
chant vessels are anchored in the bay
with refugees, under neutral men.Of war.
This Is with my permission. The health
OF the squadron continues excellent The
German mmander-in-chief arrived to-
day. Three German, two British, one
French aud one japanese men. .of.war are
now In port. Another German man-of-
war is expected. DEWEY"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
WIN be shIpped 10 CbIcavo

The remains OF Frank Gilmore, the
young man who died yesterday. have
been prepared by Undertaken Strong for
shipment, and will be forwarded 20 his
former home In Chicago tomorrow even
Ing. This Is done at the request of a
knights OF Pythias lodge OF that city, OF
which Mr.. Gilmore was a member Any
OF the friends Of the young man desirous
OF taking q last look on the familiar fea-
lures OF their friend may do 80 at any
time after 10 a IN. tomorrow, at the un
dertaker's establishment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
MAY be Doing 70 Manila.

Gibraltar, June 1.-THE captain OF a
German steamer which arrived here this
morning, reports having sighted the
spanish Cadiz fleet of Ceuta, of the north
coast OF Africa, about opposite Gibraltar
aud about seventeen miles south south
east OF Gibraltar, last evening. The
ships, II Is added, were going In an east
arly direction.
The fleet consisted Of two battleships.
four large cruisers and four torpedo boat
destrOyera.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
Eaehsnrn nfHnh.nn

Washington, June 1.-THE following
Telegram has been received from Com
mOdore Watson: "On the l4th I sent
Captain Ludlow on the Maple, under a
flag OF truce, with full power 10 negoti.
ate the exchange OF Hohson and seven
petty officers. The chief OF staff answered
by letter that after reference 10 Mad.
rid, the captain general will cOmmuni-
cate by flag OF truce. Captain Ludlow
will, II possible. have the exchange made
~ desired and soon.
(Signedl WATSON"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17
WILL NOT EXCHANGE.

spsnish wish 10 Hold Hobson and win
Not Make Exchange.
Havana, June 1.-THE Spanish gov.
ernment, II IL said at the palace, has not
authorized an exchange OF prisoners Of
the Merrimae. The gunboat 'Yinez Pin.
son exchanged communications yester-
day afternoon with an American warship
under flag Of truce, and the commander
OF the latter was informed that General
Blanco has no authority TO exchange
Naval Constructor HobsOn and his gal.
liant companions for Spaniards now held
prisoners In the United States.
Spanish authorities here absolutely
deny that the armored cruiser Viscaya
has been destroyed OF even damaged by
the fire OF the Yesnvius.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-17

Hon. Neill b. Field, representing the
farmers; Judge N. G. Collier, represent
ing the low.line ditch projectors with
A. b. Reading, stenOgrspher, and Hon.
Solomon Luna and T. ]. Curran, left last
night for Santa Fe. where the injunction
case OF the Albuquerque Land and Irri-
CATION company, changed by venue from
this county, Is being heard before Judge
McFie 10 day. This IL very important
case, and the decision will be watched
with great interest.