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NOTE AND COMMENT.

This talk OF the Western democrats turn
ing down Tanmany sounds rather strange III
view II me fact that had thu West done as
much as Tammany did In New YORK the next
house would have democratic majority
Washington Post.
Yes, but what kind OF democrats? 1t Is
true that The republicans made come gains
in the West on the war issues. and that on
the same issues they lost in tho East. but
there is little difference in the material under
consideration in either instance.
II would haye been surprising II Houston
had failed to work the Stats Real Eslase
Dealers association for an Endorsement OF Tile
Buflnto bayou deep channel project. HOis-
ton was never SO much IN earnest ABOUT aay
thing Ms she is In her energetic devotion to
the old flag and an appropriation Tor snip
channel that will make her one OF the SOUTH
ern seaports.-San Antonio Express.
Didn't have 10 work it. The truth Is, that
endorsement came naturally, and caucus
was necessary to decide between the many
applicants for the honor Of presenting thc
resolution. oh, we're In 1t over hero. How's
/ It with youg
| There Is good deal OF difference between
New Auln World, Nv hiuh are we to gst fur
our s2oOO0.0Oo to be paid for the Philippines!
What is Spain's title worth u the naiyes
confront us with our own declaration VI Ia
dependence and arm deternina.ioa to gov
era themselves? Tneie You NJ hgaia. l.. ylns
4 TO ring Ia the deciarauon o. lnaepehd -nue I.
and you have been giving space 70 Anaraw
CarAesic to talk ABOUT tne oniiSatohs q t5e
government under the constitution II Is
doubtful u the ulira-eSpahslouis.s wanc 10
hear much about these ola documents, TneS
wan; 10 get on new basis: Ihey are not
satshed 70 follow IN the lootsteps VI w
ie,h,rs iaey sea rse siandinr army and
I navy that Will make the taSpay r. OF this
/ country feel thaa they nave an oiu Man Oh
the sea on their shoulders --Cihoihuael I'M
ouirer.
( General Aguipaldo and his nine mllion OF
people are not willing to be sold to the
United States, says the Louisville Dispatch.
They whipped Spain and threw off her yoke.
followers would have felt II France had
.,a,mea th,s cnnntry as,ar tha REVOLUTIONARY
c'n'inod 'his country aieeF 'ne reN''ulioha,S
war They feel that they arc quite as capable
A =, goycrn,ny m, soutbern states AFTER N,
M 80, - ~,
war when they We're cnfrancnised ana the
whites were disfranchised. pr nii. IL an.
pears that we have agreed 70 pay seV'ooo.VV'
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Ana There Are Others.
lLs Ciobe- Democrat.

st. Louis Elube- DalN5crat.
Tic es,eemed wesuiche Post has SILL
habit of Wsousing the Globe Democrat Of
Unrr'sendlinass to Germany every time that
Ntegencs happons to be made 10 some &C.
oentstciW CT the KAISER. 1t would BE- Q
gccss dsa for the Westlfohe Post ~ =
uaSttrnh German Amel' c-sn paper 10 max,
ltssa litle more Aniarlcsln and nos quite
so rsbldly and inoesaantly German.
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II Chauacey Dspsw should BE- sent to the
ssnsts. b viii come mighty near niling the
vocal VOID left By the retirement Of the Hon.
William v. Alien. Thus nature IL ever recsrn-
psnsing itsslfl
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$500; slx noitss- 5000; one year Sia.9o.
NJ Theodore Bsring has charge OF the elr
circulation and collecting. Msssrs. ThcVdois
6srinR Charles Lott and Tom South are the au'
oriaed collectors Of al city bills tcoth adveftis.
M AMI subscription, and no money should b
nsid 10 any onr other than those named. unless
special written authority signed BY the business
Ssansgsr u shown. Al Accounts o. any slzs
ehould Be paid by check In favor Of The hous'
Ton Printing Company.
oebscribess failing to receive The Post regularly
vii please notify the Office promptly. Every
rapcr is expected 70 - delivered not later than
6.,o a'eleek .. n
Under no circum stances win orders given BY
employees on the office be recognized snJ
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a senslsis
WAS r,o,,nty New IS,

Karnes County New ~
A disposition 70 dIoD NJ
icwn to strict buslness Z
seems prevalent tbFous q q
ju6g ng from the ~, ,eu M
A..d q ve.y sen ip 'i:..i ~
Fur months Of po.i y; M
two years Il . sFsss
OF thing Z
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Even a cyclone sometimes fails to have the
proper tfeat. Thu lat>st reports arc that
Editor Milton Park is again laying his plans
10 oircuinyent inc demoeratic villaiIl.
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| After reading the various reports from
| Washington nnent the Philippine matter, we
a e led 10 the conclusion that the president
| may mean any oil thing.
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Sigh for the sage sf Gramcrcs.
Troy Press
Tiiden IN the gubernatoriai chair wouLs
9xvo cleaned out thu URnsi rsts bsio,s the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

We regret 70 uoie the fact that the o.
scsmed washinston Post 10 not sisins the
sary Gage and Comptroller Dawes on the tur-
tshcy question.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

Dtc who have been abusing The commission foI
slime time past have changed their tuls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

North Cpfoiina lessns to look like an ex-
tfrmeiy dull and sIiritiess community when
&C impaired to bristlins and bloody .misdsd lili-
nois.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

In proportion ~ We close the commercial
door In our new possessions. Angio-American
alliance sentiment viii be left out In the cold!
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ysu car And plenty q evidence In dawes
l ton nsW ID support OF the proposition that ths
| railroad e6mmloSlvn 10 4 ~cat nice thlne.
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Joe Galley smiled at New York Journal re-
porter tie other dry. which was resatded as
good siornd 10. the belief That the Taxan In
tends to expand. 10 some extent. at least
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

Tho blizzard which has swept over Texas is
but bitter dose Of excellent medicine. We
need such frgid shoek at least once in a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

Ii seems to DO good time to remark that
the South bas not yet reached that condition
OF ptition and lawlcssnsss where the iynching
OF aldermen was contemplated as political
rtto;n movement. II has repiaintd for Q
northern city. 10 suggest this ultra progress
sivG atel.
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conversion X
cincirnatl conrmsrssl
Mr.. Carnegie wa
the capi,allsts begin 1
,hs rsw railroads
Philippines.
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schiey TaIsins
Cleveland Leader -
Admiral sch'ey .
six banqueis . wss ~ -
care. Thess th.ng' az
Spanish feeis.
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The trouble will be TINT some other ltuo
monarctal weaklinR Will attempt to get IT.
self ins,lted by the United States twenty
million doliars worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

The sraniards remained comparatively calm
aud uirrfncd under the icss Of empire. hut
tho iI'tmation that they blew UP tho Maine
kas alfred them into feverish excitement u
Is at least gratifying 10 observe that they APP
prscinte tho dasttrdliuess Of the foul aud
wholesale assassination IN IInvana hsrbor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

The New York Journal and the washington
papern are featuring things that Joe bailey
has not said.
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Now a. to the row between Shaftcr ant
Sampson. 10 incline to the belief that shafte,
IL thu bsst "nxed" at headquarters. We ar,
led to this belief By the fact that tho Wash
iEfsor Post Is not standing In with the al
miinl
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,llsls n tvsrythta, ectns. oven - touch u
Ncstbsss4sra bitsxsrds
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Should the WORM como to the worst, Gov
q pardon himself,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

concluded that the Maine has been sufficiently
remembered.
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what Care
| Brownsvills HesA's
The trusts a's
The courts may
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te.oo, nns month. et.oo.
IN SUNDAY Posi- one year. ys.ee. .....x
~ year. Si.oe; sIx nonths. ~ csats' ~fse
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Gnrs,sn oeDcs, Eastern BUSINESS sAlcs - Idesns
Suijdine. New York (Tne S. C Beekwith Spe.
ejaI Aeeney); Westesr s6S (Ths Rcokeryl Sn''
eneo. The S. C Bsekwith Special Agency
Vsrvellur Asents--C. S. 3 Holland. Iravel!ae
Auditor e r Holland. B. = fhreep. tnvshng
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FOR once Spain seems to be in hurry to
get through with disagrecable job. The Ma
ton Is u good one that can cure the Dons OF
| the s.manana" habit
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g. e4:;x est re e ss ]: =. e sS.''
ennsw1SxLy posr. - 90. - wsss'
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am an Enkiishinan; came 10 this country
In 1875 or 1873. have meyer taken a vn ~,
naturalization papers. Have rIsht IL
vote Cs -
Length Of residence Of i,sslf does no, CON.
fer The risht q suffrage upon foreisu -.
issss n ~ uAaa>S ss.ssA ~ matter ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

Where is the consistency OF restricting un
desirable immigration and annexing the Phil
ippine Islands with their millions OF bar
barisns ?--Lake City News.
The News must understand that this coun
try 10 not being operated under the con
aistency svstcn.
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Nine. sembrlch wors
durtrg the course Of ~
evening. The first act nel u /
a.. sapp hires. deep ana ~. ~
the third act she fairly p ~,
mouds, A,lls that's WY y !
powdered women In tho poar
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
MANILA DELEGATES.
AguinaldO Sends Representatives
With Instructions.
Death Of the Emperor Of China
Reported at Pekin.
Several Hundred spanish Troops IN Porte
Rico Embark for Spain.
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION IN NEW JERSEY

San francisco, Sept. % The steamer
China from Hong Kong and Nagasiki is
in harbor. The China showed a clear
bill ot health and was not put in Quafan.
tine. GENERAL Merritt did not come on
the China ~ was expected. but BrigadieI
Gel eral Greene and staff are on hoard
with 100 soldiers returned from Maniia
on account Of sickness.
Among tho passengers OF the China
were seven recruits. who came back be
cause Of the expiration OF their terms OF
service. Other passengers were hilip1
AgnOciilo and Jose Lopez, who are going
tO Washington as representatives OF
Aguinaldo AgOucnlO declines to make
public what Aguinaldo wants or expects.
but states that the insurgents generally
look for ultimate independence.
General Greene says he received orders
20 proceed to Paris by the way of Suez
With reference to the report that he was
recalled owing 20 his action in conduct
ing an illegal court martial at sea, Gen
eral Greene said that Major General
X. s. Otis gave him the cases TO try and
showed him the paragraphs Ia the ar
ticles OF WAT, giving him authority 10
try them. The Cases were tried accord
ing 90 General Otis orders and the
findings Of the court we're later reversed
by the Washington authorities.
Gen. Greene said there IL no truth In
the story that ha had trouble with Gen
Merritt. On the contrary he says they
ara the hest OF friends. Gen. Greene
expressed the opinion that there will moi
be trouble with Aguinaldo. but declined
IN 90 into details The health conditions
at Manila are improving.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
CpL. BRYAN


The Dress Parade soldier OF Neb .asEa Is
at Washington.
Washington, Sept. 22.-COl. Nillism j.
Brap, Third Nebraska volunteers, was
at the war department TO day and
OcrasiOned much Interest among the em.
pllyes AZ a returned santiago hero. Col
Bryan was accompanied by Gov. Hol-
comb and Representative Stark, OF Ne
brasks. Neither 10 the an.ing secretary
OF war nor 10 the adiuIant-genersl did
C,l Bryan or Gov. HolcOmb make any
request ~ to ths mastering out Of the
Third Nebraskt reg ment, or allude to the
desires ot Col. Bryan In reference 10 the
sui ject
After having the war dgl artment
Colonel Bryan and party went T. the
white house, where they were cordially
received by President Mckinley and re.
mained in conference for more than al
hour. They did not prefer u request for
the mastering out OF tine regiment as a
whole, but Tor the discharge OF such
members Rs are disabled by disease OF
have Teeulier calls upon them, They
represented about twenty-five per cent OF
the members Of the regiment are i'll, and
urged that these should be relieved. The
president made no positive promises
Bryan said IA he left the white house
that he would return to his regiment to-
nIRht.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
SERIOUS SITUATION.
Paris Excited Over The Actions
Of The Military Governor.
Coal Miners Winning Strikes over
the Mine Operators.
Col. Bryan, Of the Third Nebraska Regi-
msnt, visits Washington.
YELLOW FEVER IN THE SOUTH.

Paris, Sept 22.-1hs situation here is
generally admitted TO be grave by both
the press and people. The conflict be-
tween the'ciyil and military authorities
is becoming acute. The sudden and un-
expected action Of General Seurlinden.
military governor Of Paris in prosecu.
tion OF Col. Piquart on the charge OF
forgery and using forged documents, as
sumes grave aspect on account OF the
circumstances attending this interyen-
tion OF military authorities in
the civil court. AZ the present
moment, when the political atmosphere
is snrcharged with dangerous electricity,
generated by the Dreyius affair, the ger
eral who has just quilted the cabinet in
defiance Of civil authority takes. with.
ont consulting his successor or premier,
an i'm Jortant step. ln ordinary circum
stance. the military governor Ia en-
powered to act Independently; hut,
now that the Dreyfus question
has become a great national matter,
every proceeding In the affair has
state Importance, Gen Ssurlinden's
ignoring OF this obvious fac. IA very
significant. lie comes forward as the
defender OF the army, prosecutor ot its
supposed eilumniators ant ie Olute r,-
vision Of the case From this to appeal
to the public IN the line oi the establish.
ment OF a dictatorship there is no wide
step,
Tho FfOide asserts that Premier Bris.
son disavJws the measures taken against
iiquar', which he says were instigated
without knowledge Of the cabinet
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
CHINESE CERTIFICATES.
Their Issuance To Be Curtailed by N
AnNnrna annLlI

Their Issuance to Be Curtailsd by the
Government.
Washington, Sept. 22.-The secretary
of the treasury to-day made an import
ant ruling, In which he holds that the
Chinese cOnsuls In foreign countries are
not authorized 10 issue certificates IA
privileged classes of Chinese entering
this country. The effect will be TO pro
hibit the entry into this country Of
privileged classes except upon presenta-
tiOn OF certificates Issued by the imperial
Chinese government, aud In view Of the
fact that the government has never H.
suei certificates OF this character, II is
believed that comparatively few Chinese,
even Of the exempt classes, will apply
hereafter for admission.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22

Richard Thompson. a regular soldier
who has been sent bY the government "a
Fort Grant, Ann, after serving Ia The
outan war came in from the north last
night and spent several hours In the city
while Whiting tor th, tain for the south
IL Was accompanied b. his niece, Mis-.
Kitty smith, nurse Of The Red Cross 10
ciety, who rendered her country "a loyal
service In the hospital Of pain ~ did any
'Oldlef In the ieii. She served ali
through the war and has now secured
her discharge, and ig going to her home
near Fort Grant They we're invited tO
the Degree Of Honor dance, where hey
we're very pleasantly entertained during
he few hours they we're obliged 10 spend
Ia The city, and they carried away with
them pleasant memories OF Albuquerque
aud the people whom they met here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22

Kansas City, Sept. 22 The Plttsbure
National league club has secured the picl
Of this Kansas City Blues, the seasons
champions Of the Western hague. Man.
agar Manning announced the sale Of fOuI
Ut his best men 10 the Pirates. They are
Pitchers Al. PaTdee and Dan Gear, Cen
terlleder james Slsgle aud Third base
man James Williams. Mr.. Manning de
clines 10 state the purchase price
lNlt8-PaTdee will arrive In this city
on next Sunday or Monday evening and
will help the Leadyile Blues TO win FIRST
money az the base ball tournament dur
ing the fair, IL ~ likely that Jimmie
Williams will accompany Pardee to this
city, and play with the Albuquerque
Browns.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
MINERS wINNING.
The toal Miners Are Gaining Victories
Over the Nperators

The toal Miners Are Gaining Victories
over tho Operators.
Monongaheia City, Pa Sept. % Hsy-
ing scored n victory the third POOL OF
miners will now turn their attention to
mines OF the fourth pool, where the
Chicago agreement Is being violated
The contest will be opened In few days
aud the officials say that 1t will be
waged vigorously until every operator IL
paying tho district rate Three mines
In the third pool are still idle. the EN-
poyer, Captain s. s, Brown, not having
signifel u willingness to comply with
the Chicago agreement The fight will
be continued at those miues until the
strikers are successful.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22

the window was then raised and the
thief or thieves had the whole house to
themselves for almost an hour. They
went through all the rooms, scattering
the contents in every direction, snd, az
far a. ascertained. only took the money
and rings mentioned above. It ia the
wish OF Mr. Korber that his unwelcome
visitors had good time on their ill-got.
ten money, after which they will fall
into the clutches Of Marshal MeMillin.
and then enjoy season Of absolute rest
in the New Mexico peaitentisry
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22

WhippIe, A. T., Sept. 20.
Friend r. X Gentry. Cashier A.T.Ss. p.
Albuquerque;
"Bound Tor Lexington. Ky, where
whisky "a goOd aud women pretty Toll
the railroad boys the gang will pass
through your beautiful city Friday
september 23. 1873, Du the tirst section
We belong 10 the tirst battalion, which
includes the four companies from New
Mexico, with the regifnentRl band. Best
Of regards trom all, including Ray sui.
ger. Sorry that cannot stop of aud IA
TO work-this is no dream.
Yours very s.n'erely.
CHABLEs WHITING,
Sergeant Company X
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
Mnst Erarnnt. cnhn

Washington. Sept. % AT the war de
paTime1t 10 day, In reply to question
whether there Il any disposition 20 ac
cede TO the request Of the 5paniarde for
pOstp0nement OF the evacuation OF Cuba
until next spring, statement was made
that no delay would be considered; the
eyacuat9n must proceed with expedi.
ti0n, and the troops Of the United states
were now being put In readiness for the
occupation OF Cuba and would be sent
there,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22

Coyote canyon mineral water. aud after
quenching her thirst she and her hus
band continued on home. They reached
the house al 9:2i p. m and i've minutes
later a baby girl was added To the Anaya
household. A physician was called 10,
and 10 day he reports the mother and
child doing nicely. Fred. Is very
happy father 20 day. and highly recon.
mends the drinking of Coyote canyon
mineral waier-in all cases.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
SAILED FOR SPAIN.
Spanish Troops Bid Farewell 10
Friends in Porto Rico.
Russia Secures Valuable Concessions
From China by Treaty.
Spanish Troops Must at Once Bvaeuaie
Island OF Cuba.
BURIAL OF MISS WINNIE DAVIS.

San juan. Porto Rico. Sept. 22.-The
Spanish transport, san Francisco, sailed
Tor spain Wednesday. Captain ueneral
Macias and staff reviewed the departing
eoldiers, who babe farewell 10 sweethearts
aud wives Some Of the soldiers wept
profusely. The spaniards, AZ the meet.
ings ot the military commissions, are
raising many questions regarding the
civil administration Of the island and the
disposition Of the public property, but
the American commi siOners refuse 10
discuss them as being beyond their iuris-
dipffon
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
steamer stranded.

Cleveland, Sept. 22.--Captain McLsugh.
lin, Of the steamer City Of Cleveland,
which arrived here from Detroit. to-day,
ep0rts big steam barge stranded on
diddle island. in Putin.Bay group, fly.
ing signals OF distress. The City OF
Cleveland could do nothing for the barge
Later Il. X Rhodes received word that
the stranded steamer II the ine new boat
Minneapolis. The wrecker Wales was
sent e. her assistance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
Killed Two Men.

Cumberland, Nd, Sept 22.-FraDk 2.
Meyers shot and instantly killed John
Lsnhsrt constable, and Michael Kerns, a
hystander. at Garrett, Nd, yesterday,
while resisting eviction from hous
which was the subject OF a family di7
pute. He then barricaded the doors aud
windows, but was finally captured by the
sheriff As he was being taken % jail
someone shot the prisoner In the head
and hs fell dead In the sheriff's arms.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
Scottish Rite Masons.

Cincinnati, Sept %. - The supreme
lodge OF Scottish Rite Masons adjourned
this afternoon TO meet In Philadelphia
iu September, 1893. The report OF the
financial committee was ado ted. lts
balances were all on the surplus side,
including an item OF $lsl,O0O in the in
Vegttnqnt fpnh
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
KernhIIcnn cnnrentlon.

Trenton. Nd, Sept % - The repub
lican state convention to nominate a
candidate for governor was called "a
order at Taylor's opera house at noon 10
day by Chairman franklin Murphy, OF
the state committee, who introduced
AttOney-General Griggs az presiding
officer. Mr.. Griggs was given an ovation
and made q speech eulogizing President
Mckinley.
Acting Governor Foster NJ. voorhees,
was nominated by reclamation for gov
erDOT.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-22
KnIher,. Rralhrncn Tnnnheh

The residence OF Jacob KOrbCr 300 east
Silver avenue, WAS entered last night be.
tween I and 5 o'clock, and robbed of Slj
In money and two gold rings with the
lnitiala "J. K" engraved on the inside
Mr. and Mrs. Korber left their home "a
take the latter's father, Capt Spinner
over to Herman Blueher's in old town
When they returned home they found the
screen on one Of the back windows cut