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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

y Afr two failures in shat line last
week, council succeeded in getting a
quorum in each branch last night. Ten
members answered the roll call in the
first branch, and fifteen in the second.
In the absence OF Mayor Butts, Mir, E0-
cling presided in the first branch. and
Mr.. Connolly performed a like Office
across the hall. President Chew being
absent, also.
There was quite a batch of routine
business to dispose of, and this work
was accomplished within an hour. coun-
ell assembled at o'clock, and adiourn-
ed shortly before 9. The first business
was the reading of Clerk Watkins re-
port which was as follows:
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LOCAL BRBVITIBR
ai.,l,r,of lllaor llen'n' ln aud As0''

Matlsfsof aIinoF hiament Ia Ahh A9out
ths Ctr
Last evening the Knights Of Cyrene
Cotnandery, 80. 7,tlriHed at LAnsiy M
stltute armory. preparatory to their APP
preaching visit 10 Pittsburg during
conclave week
There were two cases In police court
yesterday morning. Miss Maume, inc
giri who was arrested while drunk anq
alfred In mems clothing, was sent 70
attired IN mems clothing, was sent 70
OF one dollar and costs.
william Jones had narrow escape
from being dangerously injured while
at work al the Aetna Standard yeater-
day morning, by a pile Of sheet IRON
failing on him. Fortunately only a rev
bruises were the result.
Yesterday, on Ninth street, in front
OF the Stifel Calico Works, where exca-
walton was in progress for the new 4S-
inch crock sewer, the workulen un+
earthed one Of the old-time wooden
water pipes which were In use many
years ago, before Wheeling had q water
works system.
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nr11r unnsIrR nncroR y

DlgbV Bell and "The Hooslcr Doctor
will no the delightful treat in store for
those who go 10 the Opera House next
Monday, October 10. Few more inter-
estlng or complete successes have been
presented this season than the admir-
able creation OF the gentle tender-heart-
quaint humor, as portrayed by the fav-
orite comedian, Digby Bell, whose per-
Torrance OF Mr.. Thomas latest creation
entities him to a place among the char
ncter comedians OF the day. The sup
porting company, individually and COLI
lectively, Is one OF the best, and their
admirable work entities them TO special
praise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

ST. LOUIS. Oct. A-As a result of
tho difference of opinion, Grand MaEter
Workman W. H. Miller, of the Ancient
order Of United workmen, has removed
from office Walter F. Mcintyre, chair
man OF the committee on finance. The
matter will most likely be taken before
the grand lodge for ANAL adjudication.
Members OF the order question the right
IntVre, Il is asserted that the proper
course for Mr. Miller to have pursued
would have been to have preferred
charges against Mcintyre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

Several Democrats are wondering
why Mr. HIssom, OF the Island, in the
cards announcing his candidacy for the
legislature, fails to announce that he Is
running on the Democratic ticket. MI.
Hissom contents himself with "candi-
date for the legislature" without nam
ing any party. Some Democrats know
that Mr.. Hlssom is bidding for the Pro-
fIbItion vote, but they would prefer his
standing by his colOrs, and announ-
cling that he Is a Democratic nominee.
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Doctors now agree that
..,o,,,,,ot;Op ic c,,rable

Doctors now agree that
consumption is durable.
Three things, if taken to-
gether, will cure nearly every
case in the first stages; the
majority of cases more ad-
vanced; and a few of those
far advanced.
The first is, fresh air; these
cond, proper food; the third,
Scott S Emulsion of cod-liver
oil with hypophosPhites.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and, if thin,
you must gain. Nothing
EQUALS SCOTS Emulsion to
keep you in good flesh.
soe. and ti.so, all druSEl.ii.
SCOTT q BOVINE, ch'@is'' New HOtl'
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MOBILE, Ala, Oct. -Fanels P.
o'connor, seventeen year. ( age a
mouIder's apprentice, stabbed John
Kitchen to the heart in defense Of his
mothers honor, at their home this
morning. Kitchen, who died instantly,
was an oyster opener and an all round
tough character. having served two
terms In the penItentIary. o Conner sur
rendered 70 the police Immediately after
the killing. Public feeling is on his side.
and IL is not expected that the law VIII
hnld him.
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river TslOEram'.

OIL CfTY-River inches ana .
tionary. Warm and raining' wa,i
WARREN-Rivcr at lo"e'
mark. Light rain and warm inch,
GREENsBORO--Rlver 6 teet . ~
and falling. Light showers art
BRowNSVILLE-RiVer
inches and stationary. feet
MORGANTOwN--Riyer
inches and stationary. klinihss e., %
PITTsBURGH--RNer ~ &c IA oo5
stationary at the dam. CLOUDY S,oi
STEUBENvlLLE-River ,,,I,,ar 40
inches and stationary S'V'
warm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
THE ELECTION JUDGES.

Thsy were NAMED on tuesday by the
Board or County commIssionsrS-Dsmo
erats have the Majority In Liberty Dis
tEist.
Tuesday morning special meeting
Of the board Of commissioners of Ohio
county was held for the purpose Of
naming the judges of election for the
approaching November election. In all
OF the districts excepting Liberty. the
Democrats have one and the Republic
cans two judges. In Liberty district,
however, there is a Democratic COM
missioner, Mr.. Faris, thus explaining
the exception, by which the Democrats
have control of the election machinery.
The judges names and their politics
are as follows:
WASHINGTON.
NO. III. G. HaberAeld, (R.); Henry
serig, (R.); Patrick Moran, CD
No. John Rodenbaugh, (R); louis
seria. (R.); ]. Wells, CD
No. so. C. Miller, (R); Fred Hof-
man, (R.); Samuel Lelnhart, CD
No. l-Louis Metzger, (R.); John New
hart, R); John Bachtler, ODD
No. &C. ]. Rawling, (R); Fred Fey,
(R.); George Hervey, Cd
No. CIV. H. Rinehart, (R.)i Leo
Wolf (R.); W. ]. Colts, ODD
No. 7-G. W. Culver, (R.); WIllam
Glassner, (R.); Michael Stein, OBJ
No. S-A. ]. Prick, (R.); George West.
CR.); Nicholas Roth, CD
MADISON.
No 1-G. o. Smith. (R); George
Hatch, CR.); william Hubbard, CD
No. 2-R. B. Mccullough, R); Will
Sam Stewart, (R.); John H. Daley, Cd
No, S-r. c. Wilson. (R.); Charles
sturqiss, (R); Grafton a. Beall, CD
No. l-w. w. Rogers, (R); Albert
Brown, (R); John Berger, CD
No. 6-w. c. Thomas, (R.)i w. E. VIII
Hams, (R.); I. W. Imhoff, CD
No. &C. D. McCarty. tR); g. ".
schsnck, CR); r. t. McNlchol, CD
CLAY.
No. IA. D. wingerter. (R.); Robert
Arlington. CR.); Gala Mitchell, tD)
No. 2-Blatch Clarke. (R)i William
Turner, (R.); ]. B, Crawford, Cd
No. S-E. W. DunawHg, (R.); Z. q.
Richards, (R.); Martin Thornton ODD
No. l-Thomas o'Brien, IT,, CR);
Thomas Catch. (R); John Berger, CD
No. civilian Halter tR.); Eliza VIII
Hams, (R.); John Arthur, (D)
No. 6-Evan Britt, (R.); l.. D. Flora
tR.); George Steadman, CD
UNION.
No. morris HorkhcImer, (R.); H. H
MeReowu, CR); Frank HeaIy. CD
No. 2-B. F. Higgins, (R); ]. ~ Con
ter tR); w. 8. Arnett, Cd
Ia. s-W. X. Bodley (R); Charlei
MiIler. (RO; John Howell, ST.. CD
No. ~. 8. Butts. (R.); James mar
shali, (R.); Fred Happy, (Dl ,,,-.
No. ST. g. Britt, tR); Edward hitl''
bic. (RO; John Donnhue, ODD -
no. GA. l.. Kelly, tR.); DAVID Mes
bitt, CR.): John Brill. ODD q
No. 7-Wlllinm Winder, (h.l' =, .
Hamilton. (R.); Patrick BltzSimmons
"" CENTER.
No. 1T. a. Little, tt); Louis Con
rod (R); A. c. Kennen. CD
No 2-John Il. Reed. (R.);E. r. Nets
rss fR); II. T. Devres, jr.. CD
IA &c, II. Bachmnn, (RO; Josepl
1Jsif. (R,l; Philip Voelllnaer, OBJ
"a. t-Dr. a. F. GaBmire, (R(; WIZ
fam Nesbitl, (R.); Alex u. AeDona'o
W "a s-Jossph Debold. ST. (R,l; HaTr'
seS1ltS. CRY; Charles snook CD
10. s-Jacob Refer tR)i deofh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

Tho hes, salve in tho world tT pS M
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers; 80 HAZE
Fever Sores, letter ShlnpiissSS In ETui
Chlllblalns. Corns. ana ~ 5iiss. OF >
iions, and positively cures ! "a "a 10 ~
MAJ required. II is guarantee fintil
perfect satisfaction or nonss .iS by "
Price % cents per box P0' 49,
gan Drug Co. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QuInine Tab
lets. All Druggists refund che money
IL II fails to cure. 95c The genuine
has L. B. @. on each tablet, mw&t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

The result up to the present is a no.
table justification OF the late redistrict-
ing Of the county by the present board
Of commissioners, in order to equailze as
near as possible the voting strength. 1t
will be seen that, with the exception Of
Washington, the districts line up with
practically the same number OF voters
In each.
Assessor Anderson, Of the country as
SCISSORS district, which includes Richie,
has not yet reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
CITY COUNCIL.
Considerable Routine Business
Disposed oiat
SPECIAL MEETING LAST NIGHT.

SAFETY GATES AT B. & o. CROSS
ING AT FoRTY-THIRD STREET
NOT DEEMED ABSOLUTELY
NEcEssARY-THE CITY HosP1T-
AL ALLEY 10 BE PAVED = A
LARGER WATER MAIN FOR THB
EIGHTH wARD-orHER MAT
TIERS CONSIDERED.
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"HoGAN's ALLEY"

DurinH the coming week the patrons
Of Manager Felnlcr's popular theatre,
will have an opportunity Of seeing In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
SENATOR whitaker
Accepts denomination for the
State Senate by
FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

THE coNTEREEs MET JESTER
DAY AFTERNOON, AND Ac-
coMPLsHED THE UNANIMOUS
CHOICE OF MR.. WHITAKER m
LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NAME
ELECTION JUDGES = sIeNIFr-
CANOE OF THE ELECTION EMU
VIBRATION OF VOTERS.
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ser wafer main. It being ALLEGED IN their
petition that the present main was mad
equate IN cases OF IRE. Messra. Miller
aad sIarschner were named as . eoi'7
mittee 70 eanfer with the water board
relative to new main. The petition
from me Eighth ward was long one,
nearly every mothers son in old Richie
join.le in the clamor for larger and
NOR rerylceable main.
The following committee bulls we're
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

real life what "Hognn's ALLEY ", x !
rs palmy days, also Mickey pusSa' \, 4.
mlschIevous Yellow Kid, and az y Z,
characters that were made tanloa NJ
the series OF the "Hogans A ~ /,
sketches. Not being content W.
good thing, Messrs. Gilmore & Le soa.iI
long known as the wlts Of irish ,,s5 N.
have this season adde to It a thl.1 N X
tlon which has been pronouncesa ~ =
press and public the acme OF iaI '., An IN,
edy. 1t is typical life in that ste "A, n \
of humanity in the lower East ~
New York, where wit flows IKE Nv w., y.
and humor is the stan OF lie. ~ VI, 4 1,
gagement Is for half week ana y M
seen at the Grand commencing
day.
KNOLL AND MtAfE1L coNPAN y,
The Knoll and Mcneil ccmpany5, n 4.
q small hut approclatlve audience y IN N
Grand last night. The company n,
a very satisfactory perfornan.sHs' ~,
black art and contortion aes X
very pleasifg. The cornet piay'n11- ~, X
lSnoN ana Mcneil Is remarEaple. Nj, M
were truly masters OF the ins ~ md ~
ard they never fail to receive ~ LIE.
enthusiastic applause. Inc W..
mert will close with matinee ana s''
ms performances today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
Go TO PTrTsBURaH

MILLINERY display at Hughes
Wednesday and Thursday, iOOl Jacob St
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KNOLL AND MMEIh coAiPAN =,
THE RIVER

The marks at 6 p. m. showed . INA
inches and stationary. Weather W.
with rain, - S,s,ergylal
The Lulu F. departed for sis''''
al $3.50 p. m. yesterday.
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l-Rs. PTNEHAM TAIEg 4B0EF 0TARTIIs

r,.ser fo Ma oarie y 7zopar tat an 0Fng Women q
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LISTING THE VOTERS.

The Showing upto Date = VindIeAtion OF
the RsdiStrietiuE.
OPP to date the enumeration of quail
fed voters in the six city districts, ex-
elusive of Richie. BY Assessor Addison
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Collector Hall turned over to Receiver
Forgey the following amounts: - -, ~
Ten-cent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sos 20
S9s 90 "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

~ arnrrl.l. .nll ID. MIIos, Paln Plll.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

q a MO e9QNs9 M ARKElT E4EtLI4g4@
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
Afusic and Drama.

The SpOOner Dramatic company met
with a cordial reception at the hands Of
theate- goers Monday night at the Craw-
ford Grand: II Is probably the best
repertoire company that has ever visited
Laayenworth. The presentation OF the
THE Pearl Of Savoy" was thoir initial
effort and the performance was meritOr-
iDus In every respect, the delineatiOns by
allie SpOOner, ". X. 5pOOner and j. n.
.ewis in their respective characters be-
ng especially good. Niss SpOoner is but
i6 years Of age and combines with a
handsome stage presence much naIvette,
the combination being an irresistible
one. +. n. SpOOner pOssesse9 all the
requisites OF a good comedian aud his
pOi trayal of the rustic sweetheart was
an able ,ifDrt. The Kaleidoscope danca
by Miss Allie SpOoner was pretty spec
tacle, the undulating. graceful move
mpnts OF the danseuse. heightened by the
etpreopticOn effects. producing the effect.
rhe company pre-ented THE Gold King"
last night 10 a packed house. The recep.
ti0n accorded their combined efforts was
Rs hearty as on Sunday night ani dem
0ns,rates that the company will prove a
drawing card tho entire week. Tho com
pany will present tine Lawyers We'd
ding" tonight and II the attendance on
Sunday night and last night eau he &C
ceptad a. criterion the house will be
faxed 10 its utmost capacity.-Leayen.
worth, Kan, Daily Times.
The Spoonars at the OrchastriOn hall
all next week In select repertoire.
Prices 25 and 81 cents Buy a reserved
seat before . m. Monday and take q
lady free
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
BIG BANK FAILURE.
One Of the PittSbuTg National
Banks Closes Its Doors.
Great Activity In the French Naval
Arsenal at TOulOn.
D;ath Of Chlcago's Famous Police In
speetor, John BOnfi:ld.
HEALTH OF A CHINESE EMPEROR.

Pittsbufg, Oct. 10.- The German Nat.
i0ual bank has gone into voluntary
liquidation. The suspension can b.
traced tO Two causes. the carrying VI too
many securities 0i the Natalie Coal and
Coke Co., and large loans on insufficient
collateral The final stroke was tha con.
iessiOn Of heavy Judgments by Adolphus,
Nilliam q. aud q. "A. GrOetzinger and A.
GfCetz niger y Son TO kdWard GroeIzin.
geg aud Tie Issuance Of executions. A
droeizinger was president. His financial
troubles, It Is said. was caused principal
ly by the failure OF tho MunsOn Belting
company In Chicago last week.
Since Its Organization la 1891, the
bank has paid nearly a million dollars IN
dividends. September ~. when the last
statement OF the bank Was published, the
surplus had been reduced from f00O.OOO
to $2500O0. The bank examiner had
ordered that the paper OF the Natalie
Coal company should be deducted from
the surplus and IL had 10 be done. The
last statement showed individual deposits
OF $l6500OO; loans and discounts.
$l,lJS,OO0; capital stock paid in $3.50 600.
Bank Examiner Young says that the
securities held by the bank Is ample to
pay depOsitOrs dollar for dollar.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
JOSE p. RUIZ ON TRIAL.
The Man Charged with the Murder
Patricio O'Bannon.

Tho Man Charged with the Murder of
Patricio O'Bannon.
The case Of the territory w. jose p.
Ruiz, indicted for the murder OF Patricio
OBannon last June, is now occupying
the attention Of the district court. All
OF this forenoon was occupied In getting
q jury, and when the court adjourned at
noon only Eve OF the Jurors had been ac
cpDted. X. l.. Medler IL tha attorney for
the prisoner and ". G. HeacOck Ia assist
ing District Attorney Fnical In the prose
cutiOn,
Ruiz was drunk at the time the crime
was committed and killed PatriciO
O'BannOn, a little boy, while at play
with some other boys in Bgrelas. There
GEMS 10 have been not the slightest
motive for the crime. To-day the princi.
pal question which Attorney Medler IL
putting 20 the jurors IL whether the fact
that Ruiz WAS drunk would aggrayate
the crime In their opinion. At noon none
OF the jurors called had said that II
would.
The case seems to be very simple ons
and AZ soon as Jury IL secured II will
take only q short time 10 examine the
witnesses in the case.
Thomas Carlyle yesterday pleaded
gnilty to larceny from the store of Gar
gOurs Bros. and was sentenced TO one
wear in the penltentiary. Deputy Sher.
IN Juan Baca last night took Carlyle and
IenOn Garcia, who was sentenced TO
three years for burglary, TO Santa Be.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
GRAND STREET PARADE
Chicago Fittingly Celebrates The
Jubilee Of Peace.
KlOndike Gold Hunters Stranded on
Desolate Arctic Coast.
Storm on Long Island Sound Damages
Several Pleasure Yachts.
OUTPUT OF KIOEDrKE GOLD.

Chicago, Oct. l0 - To day came the
spectacular crowning glory Of tue week
OF jubilee, the great street parade. For
four hours IL moved swiftly through the
principal streets Of the business portion
Of the city, In drizzling rain, while a
cold, damp wind blew increasingly. This
made little difference In the column Of
msreheTs, and still less In the number Of
spectators. There were 10000 men Ia
line The storm maTred the decorations,
but these had been repaired. and through
the streets gay with flutteriDg streamers
and tossing banners, under arches bril-.
liant with bright cOlors, the parade
moved. IL is estimated that 25,0OO peO
pie witnessed the parade from taDds
The sidewalks were packed from the
walls Of the buildings 70 the curb.
President Mckinley reviewed the
parade from the grand stand In front OF
the UniOn League club. with him were
Generals Milss. Shatter, Chaiiee, Secre
tsfy Wilson, Judge Kmery spa rs, the
Chinese and COrean ministers aud host
OF lesser lights. The greatest enthns-
iasm was manifested when the military
marched by the reviewing stand.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
SPANISH PRIZE.

Testimony OF spanish Oncisl Teisgrapher
Regarding Captured spanish Vessel.
New York, Oct. 10 Counsel for the
government 8t an adjourned hearing OF
condemnation proceedings against the
prize steamship Olinde Rodriguez cap
,ured off San Juan July II by the New Or
leans, produced Gs a witness sergeiO
Lane, Spanish Official ieleRrnpher Ia
charge OF the signal station at the MORO,
)if San Juan. Although reminded by the
,Aptain general Of Porto Rico
IN the evening Of his departure
20 remember the Old friendship
between Spain aud France, his testi.
mOny was In favor Of the United States
.aTe said that II il had been known In
Van Juan that his testimony would be- In
.,vOr Of the American government he
would not have been permitted u leave.
Witness saw the Olinde Rodriguez ap.
JrOaching the mouth Of the harbOr from
the northwest on the morning Of July
". He said that on July l6 he had re-
'eiyed orders 10 look out for her. The
commander Of the batteries also had
Ieea nOlih1d to protect her entrance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
WAR INVESTIGATION.
Committee Taking Testimony
at Jacksonville, Florida.
Forty Thousand Troops at Havana
Ready TO Leave for Spain.
Bank Examiner Closes National Bank
10 a Nebraska Town.
YELLOW IIvER IN TIE SOUTH

jacksonville, Fla, Oct, i9.-The WaJ
investigating commission Tesumfd wOI
to-day. with Major Noble n. Creagef
quartermaster, on the stand Tie said
thefe never had been any serious short
age OF supplies In the seventh corps; nc
suffering was caused by deficiency OF
supplies.
Congressman ] X. Campbell. colonel
Ot the Ninth Illinois volunteers, was
questioned regarding the general treat
ment OF the troops I'm the Geld. He spoke
In complimentary terms OF the admins
tratiOn OF officers OF the army, saving
that reqnisitions we're promptly filled.
There had been some complaints as to
the character OF the refrigerator beef.
but the investigation developed that
while the meat had been received In gO0d
order, II spoiled because OF exposure to
the hot weather.
Colonel Campbell expressed the opinion
that the principal cause OF sickness was
drilling In the early morning when dew
was on the ground. He complained OF
the red tape method Of the army, but
made no specifications.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
sTRANDED GoLD HUNTERS.
Distressing situation of several Hundr,'
HInnhILn EnIh prnanrrInra.

Distressing situation of several Hundred
KIondike Gold Prospectors.
Tacoma, Oct. lg.-Charles Farnsworth,
Of Mas sachugets. returned from kOtzebue
Sound. where he went last April on the
schooner Marion from San francisco
He says the voyage north with Gity-seyen
men aboard wag something terrible
FarnswoTth's party became disgueted
with prospecting In August. and returned
10 KOtzobue, where they found 500 hun.
cry and for the most part pennilels proa-
pectoTs liyir & In tents Farnsworth says
not ole In ten had money TO pay his 10
turn passage, and not one in fifty hat
supplies for the winter. Among them
were several dCZin women and children
suffering fer food. FaTnswOrth thlnk9
the Red cross society or the government
should send steamer 70 KOtZebue for
these unfOrtunAtes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
Davis-woo,lru0

A. d. Davis, OF San Antonio, Texas, and
Miss Grace Woodruff, OF Arkansas, were
married At st. Johns Episcopal church
last night, Rev. II. Bennett officiating.
The bride Ia cousin Of Mrs. Lorion Mil
ler, OF this city, and after the ceremony
had been performed the wedding party
drove Out 10 the Miller residence. where
the newly married couple received the
congratulations OF their friends. They
left this morning on wedding tour
through Old Mexico, after whicn they
will 70 TO ean Antonio, where they will
make their future home
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
PIlIapeT IndInns SURRENDER.

Walker, Minn Oct l9.-lndian Com.
missioner Jones and John Bassstt, inter.
Ireter, left here this morning on the
steamer Flora for Black Duck Point 70
tring in tha Indians who promised 20
surrender. They expected to get back
and hold peace council at o'clock.
Invitations were sent 20 General Bacon,
Commissioner Jones ana the newspaper
C)i respondents 10 bs present, The 10
cans sent Bacon letter thanking him
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-19
Bright Prospects

Hon Solomon Lnna, who was at Santa
BE yesterday, returned 10 the city last
night and continued on 20 his home at
Los Lluss. In a short cOnver3atiOn,
with friends At the depot, Mr. Luna
stated that the prospects for the election
Hon. Pedro Perca are growing brighter
and brighter every day, and II Is his pre-
diction that his majority in the territory
will be about 1000 votes.