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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
DARING DESPsRADOES.
-Four Robbers Hold Up a saloon al
Gallup.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SECURED.

Special 10 The Citizen.
Gallup, March 9.-Four men, two me
dium sized, two rather tall. with hand.
karchieis tied over their faces, entered
Kitchen " Kennedys. saloon here nj
lO:i0 last night, with brace OF reyol.
yers In the hands OF each, aud held up
the entire house. The gambling tables
and saloon cash drawer was relieved OF
about five hundred dollars.
An attempt was made 10 force Peter
hitcksn 10 open ;he cafe, hat he pretend.
"a that his partner, Mr.. Kennedy, alone
knew the combination.
After driving everybody from the
street into the saloon, the desperadoes
took all the yaluables that each one had.
A good sized crowd was present In the
saloon. Then they escaped by the back
door after firing of their pistols TO scare
OIL possible pursuit, aud ran to point
near town where their horses were stak
ed Some OF those robbed feel certain
they recognized one OF the rOhbers. They
arc now being tracked by Indian trailers.
Sheriff Hnbbell was notified, but he has
not been heard from at y. m.
The town was wide awake at the time
OF the robbery. Professor FOTd's dancing
class was In progress In the hall over the
saloon, and some Of those In attendance,
who had gone 10 the street during inter-
mission, returned minus all their yalua-
bles The town Is considerably worked
up over the occurrence.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
Injunction suit Against Inilans-will
Abide by Result.
rHE PROCEEDINGS IN COURT.

On the United States side OF the court
this morning In the case of the United
States w. Victor Lueras, charged with
adultery, the defendant through his at
tOrney, h. V. Chavez, withdrew his former
plea OF not guilty and pleaded guilty e.
the second charge In the indictment foI
fOruication. The court sentenced the
prisoner 10 pay lne OF s. and to tiirty
days In the county Jail. The second hall
Of the case against the woman, Cande
laria Nalleios de Trujillo, was dismissed.
An appeal case from United states Com.
missioner Burkhart, taken by two
Cinnamon who were ordered deDOrted by
the commissioner for being Illegally In
this country, Is being heard by the court
this afternoon.
The case OF the Untei States w. Trim
dad Farm, for adultery, will come up
10 morrow for trial.
The court this morning excused from
further services on the United States
petit jury, Charles Davis and A. l.. Smith
gall, ON account OF sickness. and a special
venire was ordered u complete the panel
OF the petit jury returnable at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
On the territorial side OF the court, In
the injunction suit OF the canal company
against the pueblo OF Sandia Ut al, Chill
ders " DObs0n and Collier IL Marion, at
tOrneys for plaintiff, and George Hill
Howard, attorney for defendants, ap.
peared In court and iiled the following
stipulatiOns:
First. That the present cause shall
abide the result OF cause No. 1865. the Al
buquerque Land and Irrigation company
W. L. C., Gutierres, ct al, and that the de-
cree in this cause shall conform with the
result In said cause No. 1856.
Second. That the answer and cross
complaint In said cause No. 1855 shall b.
considered as adopted by the defendants
In this case, and II shall not be necessary
for them 70 file any other answer or
cross complaint.
Third. That II any further pleading
Is filed OF amendment made in cause No
1886, like pleading shall bs considered
iiled and like amendment made In this
cause
Fourth. Every order or decision made
or entered in cause No. 1856 shall be
likewise considered made or entered In
this cause without formal entry thereof
Filth. All evidence adduced In cause
No. 1855 shall be considered as evidence
In this cause.
Sixth II. during the pendency OF said
cause No. 1896, any compromise Of the
same shall be- agreed upon by the parties,
this stipulation shall not be construed 70
embrace such disposition OF said cause
No. i9J6, but the record In this cause
shall be supplied so az TO make IL con
form TO cause No 1866 so far as the same
has progressed, and thereafter this cause
shall proceed TO final determination not
Hithstanding such compromise or settle
ment
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
AGRICULTURAL BOOM.
The Valley Farmers Out for moro wheat
and Corn.

The Valley Farmers Out for Moro wheat
and Corn.
W. A. Mc1rew and NJ. V. b. Benson
two well known Denver fire insurance
adjusters and agents. came in from O
tour OF southern New Mexico laat night,
and both are at the Grand Central.
Mr.. McGrew was seen this morning
and he stated that there seems TO be great
activity among the farmers along The
valley down south, and that, from an ag-
ricultural point OF view. a larger acreage
of land will be titled this year than
usual.
again" continued Mr.. McGrew, 81
met -four miller, who told me that II
all signs are true, he will receive enough
wheat and corn this season from the To-
cal farmers 10 keep his mills running
every day for a whole year. also dis.
covered that several abandoned -four
mills, which have been idle for years
were being cleaned up and repaired,
demonstrating 10 my idea OF thinking
that the agricultural resources OF the
rich Rio Grande valley will undoubtedly
boom the coming season."
Edward Henry, ex-mayOr OF East Las
Vegas, and a well-knOWn nTe INSURANCE,
agent and adjuster OF that town, came In
last night 10 meet Messra MOGrew and
Benson, and the three gentlemen are In
consultation to-day over some AlbuQuer-
que insurance matters. They will prob.
ably go north this evening,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
HERE PROM BLAND.
Messrs. Csrtsn aud Young in the Metro.
polIa To-day.

Messrs. Csrtsn aud Young in tho Metro.
polls To-day.
W J. Cartan. a prominent official Of
ths COchiti Gold Mining company, own
~ OF the Albemlrle properties. and Col.
3. W. Young. theawsll-knOwn and popu-
az dispenser OF justice at Blani, are In
The metropolis to-day. registering lest
night al Sturges' European. The gentlf.
men are here on business. and exp Ct "a
finish up so as to return north this
evening
The Boston Financial and Trad,
Journal, In n recent Issue, says:
From the evidence appearing from
time 10 time, it looks az though lie Al.
bemarle mine Oi the COchili Gold Min.
ing company would prove brilliant ex
'epiOn 10 the other Boston gold proper
ties and for this reason the progress OF
a1nirs nj the mine are noted from time
u tlne. The men connected with this
mine ere a guarantee that great
care has been used In selecting q prop
erty, and that IL II 10 b. run a. sti,t
business enterprise. President COIam
says he expects 10 have the full paid Ger.
tlheates a stock ready 10 issue the let
ter part OF this week. A dispatch from
Superintendent Merrill, who is in Den.
YER. states that the last assay showed
thst the shaft samples averaged Sll 10
The ton. and those from the second level
upraise $3.50. A letter from him states
that grading for the engine and boiler
house will be- finished March 10. TRADING
for the leeching building has now been
started, but this is expected TO be slow
job, as cutting will have TO be done
through thirty seven feet Of solid rock
The January pay roll wss $5,gs3. About
one hundred men are now employed In
mining, excayaiing aud other work. All
but the mining II cheap work The
weather Is favorable for grading"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
PASSED nus stNArr.

The House Bin ApBropriating Finy Mu.
lions Passes the senate.
Washlngt n. March 0.-The senate
committee on appropriations agreed to
the house bill appTOpTiating 500. lS3, 600
for national defense. II will be reported
when the senate meets and an effort
made TO pass IL without debate IL possible.
Senator Hale reported the national do
tense bill 20 the senate and dasked immed
late consideration. The senate passed
the bill without debate.
The yeas and nays were taken on the
passage OF the bill. but there was not q
dissenting vote. All pairs were broken,
and those present voted in the allirma.
tive. Scyenty-slx senator's voted for the
bill.
Al the president announced the vote a
ripple OF applause ran through the pack
ed galleries. but the members Of the sea.
ate remained calm and dignidCd. Dur
ing the roll call it was authUritatiyely
announced for every absent senator that
II he were present he wOuld vote aye.
Chandler IN. H. presented the follow
ing resolution: THAT In conducting the
inquiry into the cause OF the destruction
OF the hattleship Maine In Havana har.
Dor, February ~, 1898, under resolution
of the senate OF February 81. the com.
mittee on naval affairs IL hereby author
lied 10 send for persons and papers, en-
ploy stenOgrapher and investigate by
full committee or by sab. committees
thereof; the expenses of said inyestiga-
tlOn TO be paid from the contingent fund
of the senate" Referred to committee on
contingent expenses.
At 1910 the senate went into executive
session.
The senate adjourned at / :35 .. m.
At 40 p. m. Speaker Rred announced
his signature to the national defense bill,
The adjournment OF the senate prevents
securing the signature Of the vice presi-
dent to-day and the bill will so TO the
president tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
FIFTY MILLIONS
FOR DEFENSE
Ships, Guns and War Material to Be
Purchased.
THE BIG APPROPRIATION PASSES SENATE.

New York, Mach "a special 10 the
Herald from Washington says: lt Is
known that the authorities expect 10
spend t15.0OO,OOO or $50 100000 purChas.
ing ships, II such sun can be spent iu-
diciousiy aud to the advan age OF this
government. Not only Ia the navy de-
parlment searching the priyae ship
yards ior vessels near completion. but
the foreign governments, through OUT
diplomatic representatives. have been ap
preached with view TO acquiring some
most formidable ships 0f their nayips.
The United States is certain Of getting
possession OF two japanese vessels being
constructed at Philadelphia and san Fran
cisco. Aside from these. the navy depart
part IL without definite knowledge Of any
warships Tor sale Of the class II desires 60
obtain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
THE CATHOLIC KIRMIs.

List Of OHcers and Ladies' In Charge Of
the Different Booths.
The following is "A list OF the officers
and the ladies who are to have charge Of
the different booths at the Catholic Kir-
mis- which Ia 10 be given at ArmOry hall
from April II TO Is inclusive:
OFFICERS.
Mrs. g. ". Harrison, president; Mrs. n.
c. Collier, vice president; Mrs. j. II.
O'Rielly, secretary; Mrs. K. Halloran,
treasurer,
SPANISH BOOTH.
Mesdames G. ". Harrison, A. NJ. Ber-
gere, Alfredo j, OterO, j. BOrradaile, NJ.
ArmijO. NJ. SalaZar; and Misses Dolores
OterO, Aurelia Armij0, ElOisa ArmiiO,
CarlOta Barth, Mahie ArmijO, Frances
Butts.
GERMAN BOOTH.
Mesdames S. ". White, A. Coleman, j.
LOebs, NJ. Tierney, G. Schlereth, s. Bal
ling, ID. II. BOatright, W. III. Burke, j. +,
sheenan, II. NJ. Hogan.
FRENCH BOOTH.
Mesdames NJ. j. ChaudOin. j. COullOdOn,
+. ClOuthieT, and Misses Matte COullO-
don, Margaret McGilligary, Lena McGil-
liYary, Lizzie Gerard. Silva Gerard.
FANCY WORK BOOTH.
Mesdames X. HallOran, n. c. Collier, NJ.
r. McCue, Max Luna, Solomon Luna, and
Misses Clara CaTscallen, Josie HRmm,
Irene Saint, Edna Mills, MyTa Kunz, Ger
trude Maxwell,
DOMESTIC BOOTH.
Mesdames A. j. MalOy, j. Carroll, j. Ii
OReilly, Brady.
BLOWER BOOTH,
Mrs. l.. Huning and Misses Emma
Huning LOra Fox, MaTgarent Kent, Ethel
Carscallen.
ICE CREAM BOOTH.
Mrs. ". Hesselden, and Misses Cora
Peltier, Mary Peltier, Nellie Ressler,
Geneyieye Hamlin.
LEMONADE BOOTH.
Mesdames II. c. Mason, NJ, X. Catlin, T..
McGuire, and Misses Rachel Scott and
Ida Mason,
FISH POND.
Misses Bertha BOrnsfeld, Mamie DOna-
hue, Agnes Quinliyen, and the Young
Ladies' sOdallty.
The proceeds Of the Kirmis are 20 be
used In decorating the interior Of the
church,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
Young Marrled Peonle.

Jesse +. Cameron and wife, nee Mis-
Catherine Il. Hoffman, came In from
Denver last night, and this morning con.
tlnued on south 20 Eagle Pass. Texas,
where Mr Cameron holds position as a
railway machinlst.
On Tuesday, March /, these two happy
the home of the bride In Denver, and tn
papers OF that city gave the wedding ex
tended notice.
During the wait Of the train here Mrs
Cameron. with her husband, called OIL
several friends and received their con
gratulatiOns for happy married life,
she having filled a position at Mrs. Nc
Creights millinery store last spring, and
was. therefore, quite we'll known TO a
number OF the ladies OF this city,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09

was never intended TO do, were most In
tefesting and puzzling. His making Of
prime hot coffee out OF paper was an
other trick that caused much interest.
The cream for the coffee, also made out
.Ot paper and the sugar, which came out
VI the air somehow, just how nobody but
Lamloch aud his assistant know, was
good cream and good sugar; the real
stuff.
Zamloch's cabinet was also a source OF
wonder, surprise and interest. ZamlOch
allowed himself TO be tied firmly In IL.
with his assistant in like condition. The
tricks that followed were OF a superior
character 20 any ever shown here In
Fresno BY means OF a cabinet. There
were no 'spirits" In last nights perform
ance, as lamlOeh took pains TO state over
aud over again.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
CouMANDER nHowSsoN.

lie Goes TO Europe to Buy War ships for
This Country.
New York, March 8. - Commander
BrOwnson. OF the United States navy.
sailed for southampton to day. He said
MY mission is to see what can be had
and what can be done in case Of war
possibilities, which think very remote"
The commanders attention was called TO
the published statement that foreign
ship builders are trying 10 sell their
poorer stock TO the United States. you
may rest assured" said he, "they won't
sell me any trash."
Charles IL. Cramp, shipbullder, also
smiled tO.dAv.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09

noon among low caste HindO0s and Mo
hammedans against the Europequs. IL
had its origin In an attack upon plague
search party. Two soldiers ms these dis.
patches are sent have already been killed.
and the police fred on the mob killing
six persons and wounding many others.
Other special dispatches from Bombay
say that The plague inspector and thirty
seven mpn Of the Shropshire regiment
Wpfp stoned tO dpnth
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
HOUSE PR0CEEpINGs.
Congressmen at work on Many Measures
of Imnnrtance.

Congressmen at work on Many Measures
of Importance.
Washington. March 9-In the house
to-day bill was passed extending the
time within which the Rock leland rail
road may construct a branch the in Indian
territory.
Lacey rep, Iowa asked unanimous con.
sent Of the house 10 disagree 10 the senate
amendments 10 hill granting general
right Of way through Alaska to railroads
and tTamways.
Moody rep, Mass insisted that he
should have an opportunity 20 vote on
the fisheries amendment.
Loud rep, Call wanted similar assur-
anees regarding the homestead proyi-
siOns.
The house committee on rivers and
harbOrs voted to-day not 10 report river
and harbOr bill this session.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
GEN. MILES TALKS.

The Fifty Millions Are Needed 10 Repair
the Coast Defcnses.
Washington, March Maior-General
Miles said tonight: NO new contracts
have been made by the department, in
view Of the new appropriation, but many
large ones ara under consideration for
rapid.liring and large calibre seacOast
guns. ammunition, etc.
All the preparations will, In all prob
ability, be no greater than the depart
ment would haye made long ago II we
had had adequate appropriations. The
department alone could economically
spend the entire t50,00O,OOO in putting
the country on merely "A substantial
peace footing"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
INVADING CHINA.

Thousands of Russian Troops Marching
Into the flowery Kingdom
Vancouver, y. g., March o. -- 0rienta.
adyices say that Llao.Tong province Is IN
great alarm. The Chinese are leaving
the province owing TO the advance OF CO..
.0Ol Russian troops through the territory.
The latest dispatch states that the Rus
SLAMS are at NuhO, China, near the AmuI
river. where IL IL said that fabulOusly
rich gold mines are being worked. IL is
feared that the troops are 10 seize the
mines In ease OF war.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
rHE EYE DECEIVED.
Zamloch aud HIS Tricks Puzzle the
HuhlIn

ZamlOch aud Hts Tricks Puzzle the
Public.
Prof A. +. ZamlOch, the great magi-
cian, and his assistant, William Marx,
arrived from the west last night, aud
have rooms at StuTges' European. They
will appear at Grants opera house 10,
morrow Thursday night.
The Fresno, Cal, Republican, In com.
menting on ZamlOeh, says:
A crowd assembled at the Barton opera
house last night 10 see ZamlOch do the
impossible. aud they were not disap-
pointed. ZamlOch never hesitated, the
impossible was apparently done.
His experiments In animal magns-
tism," by which a stick Is made 10 stand
In the air and DO things which a stick
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
ALASKAN ENVOY!
He Will Investigate the Bound
aTy Line Of The Territory,
Fifty Thousand Russian Troops Have
Invaded a Chinese Province.
British Naval Expenses the Heaviest ir
History Of that Country.
EEw MEXICO POsTMAsTERs.

Seattle. Wash, March 81 N. Ivey.
collector OF customs for the district o.
Alaska, has arrived at Seattle from o
conference with the authorities at Wash
ington. His Instructions are, first. 10 a.
certain II the Canadian mounted polio.
had hoisied the British DAG on tue White
Pass. rs reported; second. 20 locate hil
customs officers with special reference 4
the international boundary line. ns ihr
United states his ever eOntended, anu
guarantee protection 10 Anne lean clti-
zins In thel- resistance OF any attcmp'
Of the Canadians TO collect duties on dis
puiei territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
. CRAMP Is CROSS.

He Wants 60 RuiId the warships for This
Government.
Washington, March g.-Cramp, head Of
the great ship building irm, said: This
clsmer about buying warships abroad IL
in tigated by syndicate OF adyenturers
who are trying to get big cOmmi siOns
by helping English and German ship
builders unload tho United States mum.
Der OF unsaleGble vessels which they have
built, either on speculation or under con
tracts with yariOns second rate powers
that are not able 10 pay for them
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09

II should not be forgotten that the drill
OF the guards on Friday night will be
followed by several hours INDUCED In
dancing.
Percy Hawley, son OF the colonel at
"HawIey's on the Corner" Is laid up with
the grip.
Dr.. s. A. Mair, a lady physician, and G.
r, MAR left last night for Flagstaff,
Mrs, Mary b, McDaniels, ,ofLSan Rafael,
Is here on business.
Picture frames. whitney Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
ainnInrtI,n NM

Washington, March 9.--The vice presi-
dent signed the defense bill at 3 p. m. II
was hurried TO the white house by a spe-
cal messenger.
The vice president will announce 10 the
senate that he signed the bill when the
senate meets TO morrow. There are pre-
cedents for this proceeding, although II IL
unusual.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
Eettinu AnNIoua.

London. March g-lndlcatlOns nre
that the United States government will
not wait for the arrival here Of Com
mander willard II. Bronson TO purchase
warships. Definite offers have already
been made for ships building here with a
view OF forestalling Spain, who Is sup
posed to be bargaining for the same yes
sela,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
OWL SERVICE.

The senate Committee Recommends Ger.
tain Notifications of the Rules.
Washington, March 9,-SenatOr Pritch-
ard, chairman OF the committee on civil
service, to-day presented n report Of that
committee on the recent investigation of
the classified service.
The committee reports that II is Of the
opinion that the president should make
certain notifications Of existing civil
service rules and should restore TO heads
Of departments and heads Of bureaus the
appointment Of certain classes Of officials.
The committee, however, recognizes that
It's province IL purely advisory, hence II
has no legislation 10 propose.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 9.-The Jury
In the case of Sheriff Martin and depu-
ties, for shooting strikers at Lattimer,
September 10th, returned verdict OF not
guilty,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
SPAIN Is BASERUrr.

She Cannot Secure Funds to Garry on e
War.
New York, March "a cablegram
from Minister NoOdf0rd. SAYS the Worlds
Washington correspondent, declares that
Spain has exhausted every means OF
raising money Tor the war without sue
etes. All the financial centers Of Eu-
rope have rejected her Oyertures. Wood
ford pronounees il an utter impOssibility
for Spain 10 secure funds with which to
engage IN hostilities against the United
Stntag
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
carr, SIssBEE.

BE Is Anxious to Get Away From the
Malnrious Air % Havana.
New York, March o A dispatch Ia the
Herald from Havana FHys: Captain Slgs-
bee has not communicated with Wash
ington regarding his recall, but never
thelFss he is anxious 10 wind mp his work
here and get away. His health il graf
ually falling since the Names destrnc-
tion. and now that excitement no longer
tustains him, he fears collapse. He
Eeld m appears in the city now, feeling
unable 10 get about.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
Kansas CITY Market.

Kansas City. March g. Cattle - Re.
ceiUts, 5000. Best grades strong, others
steady.
Texas steers. &3t0aL6j; Texas cows.
f3.00di10; native steers. 81 lOd5.35.
native cows and heifers, Sl5O,d4 so;
stockers and feeders, S33595.55; bulls,
80 i004l5.
Sneep-Rsceipts. 2,OD; market. steady
Lambs, fl.75u5. %; muttons, So G5,d4 60.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
postnasterA.

Washington, March 9.-New Mexico
pOstmasters appointed: HillsbOro, Sierra
county, George T. Miller, vice j. p. Mitch.
ell, resigned; Magdalena. SOcOrrO county.
John s. Maetayish, vice W. n. Borrow
dale removed
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
plague Riot. at nomhnY.

Bombay, March 9.-seriOus plague riots
have occurred in the native quarter Of
the city. Several persons have been killed
or wounded Troops and bluejackets
have been dispatched to the scene OF the
disturbance,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
BRITISH NAVY.

Immense sum to be spent for War ships
THIS Year.
London, March 9.-The presentation OF
the British naval estimates, increasing
the expenditure by f7,2O2,OOO, adding 70
the personnel of the naval force 63lO
men and providing for the building OF
three new battleships, four armOred
cruisers and four slOops Of war, has been
received with much satisfaction by the
press and public. The total appropriation
for the year, tllS,S90OOO, has never been
pxpppdpd
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-09
snnln ia. Not pnrohn..a shln.

Washington, March 9.-The admins
tratiOn has definite information from o
source regarded AZ beyond question, to
the effect that Spain has not purchased
the two Brazilian cruisers, BaTbasO and
Amaznnaa