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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-12-08

Hear the Indian Band at Redondo Beach
Sunday
Open air concert go down and hear
them; take Santa Fe train at 9:55 a. m. !;
round trip, so cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

y. B. Goodrich, Of Troop !. United
8 ates volunteer cavalry; John aud W. r..
Azbill, Of Troop A, "Bueky" O'Neilrs
company. all three priyates-the former
from Phoenix and the Azbill boys from
.Gila county, Arizona In from the
east, from Montauk Point, n. Y.. last
night. and from the fact that they On.
bounced thtmselyes as Rough Riders"
we're objects 0f consid rahle interest.
Goodrich statel that he enlisted at
Phoenix; fartd tolerabiy we'll white In
Cuba hght ng Spanihris but Ia
New York be was a king Hmong the mil
iOnaifes. In III hts war experience he
lost twenty pounds nnd beside n little
N malaria fever, had no cause 10 com
plain lie was not going 20 Phoenix this
time. but would first visit his mother at
Los Angeles.
The Azbill boys are true blue cowboys
from the ranges OF Gila county John
passed the war aud toyer without any
trouble whatever, but Bill was sick with
malarial fever for a few weeks.
Another soldier character in the city
yesterday was ]. H. Kemble, who was a
packer down In Cuba, and he had yellow
fever at the SibOney hospital. He Tended
NJ M0ntauk Point thirteen days aRO. and
Is now on his way 70 Fort Apache.
Arizona, which fort he will leave after a
few days rest for Manila, via San
Francisco and Honolulu.
The reception committee Of the peace
jubilee should get together and make
lome arrangements 20 give the Rough
Riders. who will reach here TO- morrow
night, m informal reception ~ prepare
tory 10 the grand formal reception which
will be- rendered them on Peace Jubilee
day Of fair week. All that need be- done
TO have the First Regiment band at the
depot and someone 10 make speech
speech welcoming them home.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
yioiousiy Assaulted.

Early Sunday morning as joaquin
Garcia, a member Of the school board OF
Barelas; Jose PasanO aud LeOnes Lopez
were returning home from tho COchiti
saloon after a night out, they were over.
taken by three men, one OF whom, IL Is
charged, struck Garcia over the head
with a siX-shOOter, knocking him sense
less. When In this condition and while
he was lying on his back the man struck
him In the face with some instrument,
which they believed was a slung shot.
Garcia was put into hack and sent
home, where he finally recovered his
senses yesterday afternoon, The police
we're sent for at the same time but when
they arrived the perpetrators Of the deed
had made their escape.
The men with Garcia said that Santa
Fe Pacific railrOader was the man who
made the assault but they did not recog
uize the two men who were with him
The rail Oader was arrested yesterday
afternoon aud when the matter was
brought up before Justice Crawford this
forenoon the case was adjourned until
tomorrow.
The TailrOader positively denies that
he assaulted the man aud admits that he
was along with the men thai did assault
Garcia but he refuses TO reveal their
identity. He says club was used but
not revolver or slung shot.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
IN THE ORIENT.
Germany SCheming 10 Secure
One Of the Philippines.
Bailleships oregon and Iowa TO Sail
for Manila Via Cape Horn.
Five Volunteer Regiments to Leave san
Francisco for Manila.
ALeER INSPECTING THE CAMPS.

New York, Sept. ia special TO the
Herald from Washington says: A an
indication that Germany has been schem
ing to share In the disposition OF the Phii-
ippines, The authorities have learned
that. according TO understanding Of in
structiOns from BERLIN. the German clm-
mander in-chiet OF the Asiatic squadron
has made an exhaustive Investigation II
the coal deposits In the islands. Tie was
assisted by German engineer, who
had been temporarily assigned
20 the squadron for the special
purpose OF locating coal. lila report.
which has been submitted 10 the Berlin
government through Vice Admiral Won
Dietrich, shows that the best ignite de-
pcsits are located on the island OF Cebu.
one OF the Visayas group. This intorma-
tiOn has been received from one OF the
representatives OF this government In
Germany and has been considered OF
sufficient importance TO be presented 10
the peace commissioners for their eonsid.
Grafton. Aware OF GermaDy's proceed
ings, the authorities are taking precsu-
tions to prevent the eonsummatiOn Of
any plan which will enable them to
reach fruition. The battleshiDs Oregon
and Iowa will start for Manila via Cape
Horn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
THE PHILIPPINES.
Government officials Pleased
With Situation al Manila,
Two Men Burned TO Death in a
Syracuse Hotel Fire.
Only One Case Of yellow Fever An-
nouneed al New Orleans.
BRUTAL BLUE BLOODED BRIrOs.

Washington, Sept. lg.-Onlcials Of the
state and war departments welcomed the
announcement through the Associated
Press OF the falsity OF the stories de-
scnbing friction between the filipinOs
and American forces In LuzDn. The
main source Of their satisfaction was the
internal evidence contained In dUcu
ment that AguinaldO had prOiited
by the warnings OF tue Amer.
lean commanders and had grace
fully receded from the arrogant
attitude assumed by him just before
General Merritt left Manila for Paris.
La sending fresh re.infOrcements for the
army at Manila aud the disI a;chtng OF
the Datlleships Oregon and Iowa 10 the
Pacific, II is aid that the real purpose Is
10 insure the peace commissioners against
any interfefence In their work Of dis
posting OF the future of the Philippines
according 10 their best Judgement.
A ljng line Of curious incidents, 10
which one II the great European powers
has been "a parry, has beyond question
done mu,h to cause feeling Ol uneasi
net on the part OF the administration as
tending TO snow a purpose TO interfere
with our tIee action ia the Philippines.
This has been only slightly diminished
by apparently frank disclaimers Of
ullriiUr purposes because tue incidents
c cniiuue quietly
Such fof Instance Ia the gathering Of ma
y,l Vessels south Of the Philippine group,
the Oaly explana ion Of which is TIE
puIp1se Of acquiring either by seizure or
by fcme secret pact with the Spanish
government OF the important islaud Of
Pdiawan. This particular island forms
one side OF the gateway through which
must pass all extensive commerce
that hIws between Australia, Mi
ciunesla and southern China. lt is
gathered that il Ia the purpose OF
The president, therefore, 10 prevent the
alienation by Spain OF any OF the Philip
piue group. and preparations, naval as
we'll Es military, are but steps toward
ths execution OF this purpose with the
addition 10 hls flet OF two battleships.
Afm raj Dewey will have force second
only tl that OF Great Britain In eastern
waters. while on shore Gen. Otis Will
have more numerous army than ANY
European power save Russia.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

j. j Lesson. the popular New Mexico
commissioner OF the Trans Mississippi OK
position at Omaha, Neb camo In from
The south on the d layed passenger train
last night. lie states that his mission
was very successful one, and that <.
ROuault, the Zig fruit and vegetable
packer at Las Cruces, has agreed 10 send
TO the exposition car load OF fruits,
vegetable and canned goOds, the direct
ucdnct OF the Mesilla valley aud IT.
vicinity, This ear will leave New Mexi-
co about October I or =, the New Mexico
lay at the exposition having been ar
ranged 90 suit the arrival OF this car at
the exposition. Mr.. Leeson also stated
that he was arranging for the fruit and
vegetable display al the territorial fair.
which would be transport d 10 Omaha
free Of cost. Mr.. Leeson says that the
New MPxicO ore exhibit IL attracting
great attention, end that his three great
pninti gs-the COchiti district. the Sill
City Reduction works, and the Mesa do
Placer company are much admired
he leaves for the north this evening.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
FILOPINOS FRIENDLY.
AguinaldO Says He is Being
MaliCiOUSly SlandeTed.
Big American Armies 10 be Sta
toned In Cuba and Porto Rico.
The Sultan Of Turkey orders that the
British Ulllmalum Must be Obeyed.
RioToUs STRIKERS IN OHIO.

New York, Sept, l0--The following
despatch has been received at the office
OF ths Associated Press: Manila. Phil
ippine Islands, Sept l9-rhe Filipino
government desires 10 inform the Ameri.
can government and the people that the
many rumOrs circulated regarding the
strained relations between the Filipino
and American fOrcss are base, malicious
SANDERS OF the enemy OF both parties,
and are without any truth, aud circu
lated for the purpose of prejudicing the
appeal OF the FilpinOs for release from
the oppression and cruelty o; Spain.
The relations Of our people and yours
have been aud will continue to be OF the
most friendly nature and we have with.
drawn our forces from the suburbs OF
Manila IA additional evidence OF our
love for the great American republic.
tSigned) AGUINALDO "
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

Three N,w Hospitals Erected at Camp
wikon, Montauk Point
M,ntGu<'Point, Sept. l9.- hree deaths
were reported at the general hospital
10 day,
Thee new wooden hospital buildings
are being put up. As IL is believed that
many OF the sick cannot be moved for
some time.
The question OF sending Gen. Wheeler's
cavalry brigade to Huntsville, Ala, has
caused numerous messages 10 be eX-
changed between Gen. Wheeler and the
war department Wheeler says he does
not know just when the cayalrymen will
be- moved from MOntauk, but he expects
they will he ordered away the lst OF the
month. Wheeler, who fully expects 10
return 10 congress. will resign from the
army early In October.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

George A. Trent, formerly train dis.
patcher Of the Chicago Il Alton at
Bloomington, IT,, has been appointed
general yirdmaster at the Santa Pc
yards In thii city TO succeed Mike Gar.
rity who resigned and intends to mako
his future home in the east He will
leave for Indianapolis some time this
week.
The peace jubilee committee on invita-.
ton and program met In the Office Of
Childers q D0bsOn and decided on the
Invitations which should be extended 10
outside visitors, As soon AZ replies are
received from the invited guests, the
committee will arrange the program.
Jud. G T. G. GutieTres and other valley
farmers will leave for Santa fe 10 night
They are interested In the ditch case,
which comes up before Judge McFie AZ
Santa Fe TO morrow. SIS
Owing TO the fact that everyone WAS
going 10 the base ball this afternoon, the
auction sale OF the fair privileges was
postponed until 3 p. m. Wednesday.
The finance committee OF the peace
jubilee festivities IL requested 10 meet at
the Office OF Collier Il Marion tomorrow,
tuesday, morning at $3.50,
Metcalf a Strauss to-day received two
carloads OF shropshire bucks from Hi
uois, which they are distributing among
local sheepmen.
Degree OF Honor dance at A. 4, ".
hall on "Wednesday night. Admission. 80
rents; ladies free.
Hon NJ. S, Otero, who was at Santa Ne
on business, came In from the north last
night
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

Leadyille team, was told Of the material
that IL coming TO reinforce Albuquerque
he quietly remarked shat there are
other ball players" besides those In the
Western league, who can be secured and
that Leadville, with the championship
Of Colorado 20 defend, did not propose 10
sleep between now and fair time The
estern league will disband from 20
day until September 2ith and there will
be plenty OF good material available.
II is learned that among others Lead.
willie is expecting 10 get "Rusis" Pardee.
and they could get no one who would DO
more popular with the fans Of Albuquer.
que. This much can be- said. that Capt
Grier is here 10 win the first prize NJ The
tournament, aud " the Leadylles are
defeated II will be through no fault Of
Hfa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Deserves Assistance.

The Soldiers Aid society Saturday ap-
pointed Mis-, Harsch, Mrs. McClurkin
and Miss Nefna Lee committee IA
10 solicit donations Tor Mrs. Avery
whose son enlisted with the troops az
Whipple Barracks anl ,hO has been IN.
able 10 provide fOT h.s mother out
OF his small pBy aud at the
same time 10 purchase the necessities,
which be required himself The follow
ing IersOns have 30 far made dOnRtiOTs 4
Mrs. G, ". Kunz, ~ Neill b. Field, 81
DR.. Alger, 81; Sir. Hahn, 80 cents; Mrs
stuTges, 90 cents; Mr.. DOnahue, so cents
W. C. Leonard, 90 cents; j, II, O'Reilly
so cents Mr.. StuTges, 80 cents; r. l.
Putney, 80 cents; Harry MeCafty, 81
cents; Mr. Gainsley, % cents totals 25
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Cnprured a II.uL WreoLer.

stockton, Cal, Sept, l9.-Charles II.
Uadwallader, the Indiana bank wrecker,
was arrested In this city, where he was
employed as bOokkeeper under the name
OF Edward II. Walker, was spirited away
on u special locomotive this morning by
sheriff 81 UNIONS, OF Indiana. 10 beat
haOeas corpus proceedings. A. l.. Lee
whisky, attorney for the bank wrecker,
laid plans TO prevent the abduction but
was Outwitted. The special has the right
OF way 10 the state line.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Police Court News

The police court had a big grist this
morning. ThOs McNeery and John
Daily, the two British Columbia miners,
who got into a eight Saturday and fought
the second and most bloody round after
being locked up In jail by Marshal Nc
Millin, were given five days on the
street gang by Justice Crawford TO day.
r. Martinez and Rafael Bica got into
u light on the acre last Saturday night
ana we're both required 10 contribute s.
10 the city treasury before they were
liberated this morning.
Ed. Rambs, Abe Meyers and Carlos
Locus, three drunks, we're made 10 give
up S. apiece for their fun.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Died ofthe Fever.

Lexington. Ky, Sept. 1g-Private J.
at Camp Hamilton to-day OF typhoid
iever, making the sixteenth death.
General Breckinridge reviewed the
troops before an Immense crowd to-day.
secretary Alger will review them TO.
morrow.
There has been frequent clashes be-
tween the colored companies and white
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
TnrritnrIaI Fair Nntes.

The base ball tournament at the ter
ritOrial fair this year will surpass all
previous tournaments This will be
true II no other teams than Leadyille and
Albuquerque enter. In fact Secretary
Crawford has discouraged several second
class teams from entering a. they will
only detract from the Interest in the
tournament and prove an incumbrance
as the experience last year abundantly
proved II would be far better 10 have
Ave straight games between Leadyille
and Albuquerque than TO have the series
broken into by poor and one sided games
AZ would be the case II any bat strictly
crack a Jack clubs enter. The games
played by the above clubs yesterday are
only an earnest OF what they will do
during the fair.
The Browns have coming PpQuinney
stricklett, Meredith ana kid Spears,
all OF them star players OF the tirst mag,
nitude When Captain Grier, Of the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
The M,r.hnlI EYnnt

r. D Marshall, the stenographer In the
Santa Fe city Office, left this morning
for Albuquerque, where he will be mar
ried on Sunday To Miss Irene Smith. The
bride and groom will return in ten days
and make III PasO their future hOme.-
kl PasO Herald,
Mr. Marshall arrived In the city Satur
day night When'questoDed IA 10 the cor
rectness Of the above item, he admitted
that II was correct except that the mar
rlage will occur Tuesday THIS will b.
pleasant news 10 the many friends OF the
young couple, and THE CITIZEN extends
congratulations I'M advance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Armiss for the Islnnds.

Washington, Sept. lg.-lt was stated
at the war department that no exigence
had arisen which made IL necessary r.
send the troops now at San FIaneiscO e.
Manila. but that the order issued to-day
whs In accordance with the general plsn
OF the department regard ng the garrison
f,y ts Philippines The plan includ,
10000 men for the Philippines, 1850 for
Porto Rico. and 10000 for Cuba. The
troops 10 be sent 10 Manila under 20 day g
order will OIL the complement for that
station. The troops would have been
sent before. II was said except that the
department WIS awaiting the return Of
the TRANSPORTS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
navajo Murdersrs.

Sheriff Thos. s. Hubball, who left for
Gallup aud ManuelitO, out west. last
Friday night, returned 10 the city last
night, and no came back full handed
two Navajo Indian muTderers In chain,
aud p. Canoran, the latter from Gallup,
for contempt Of court.
A short time ago, by reference to the
flies OF The CITIZEN, a Navajo Indian
was killed at Manuelito, and the two
Indians, now In the county Jail and who
were brought here last night by Sheriff
Hubbell. were captured by the Navajo
Indian police IA the murderers
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Alrnr In.prclInr ArmN pn.l..

Cincinnati, Sept. 10. - Secretary Alger
arrived from Detroit to-day and found
awaiting him here Surgeon General
5teTnberg and Gen. NJ. p. LudingtOn,
Qnartermaster general Of the United
states army. The secretary IL % begin a
series Of inspections OF the camps and
hospitals Of the west. His attention will
be given 10 the camp aud hospital at
fort Thomas 10 day. His next visit will
be To Lexington, XIV.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Riotous strikers

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. ig.--As the re-
suit Of an attempt Of twenty-five non.
union men % enter the works of the
American Wire company to-day, where
the strike has been on for some time, a
pitched battle took place between the
strikers and the non union workmen
Clubs, stones and slingshois were freely
used. While none were seriously injured
a number OF men were severely bruised
and cut
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
LAKE DISASTERS.
smoke and Fog Dangerous 10 Navig cation
ON the Hig Lakes.

smoke and fog Dangerous 10 navigation
ON the Big Lakes
Chicago, sept 49, - Dense smoke,
coupled with the fog which now hangs
over the upper lakes, IL bringing long
list OF disasters 70 yesselmen ami under
writer's. The sm)ke Is accompanied by
northwest gale on both Lake Michigan
aud Lake superior The cause OF the
smoke seems unknown IN no forest fires
have been reported anywhere near the
upper lakes and II Ia believed that the
smoke comes from tres In the far north
vest. several hundred miles distant.
Up to a late hour this afternoon the
STANDINGS reported we're the steamer
Lewiston, ManitOwOc 10 Buffalo, with
grain, ashore near SCOTS Point, Lake
Michigan; steamer Pope, bound from
Duluth TO Buffalo with grain, ashore nj
YeTmillion Point, near station No q,
Lake Superior steamer Colorado, Duluth
10 Port Huron, with aour, ashore at
Eagle River reef; schooner Senator, coal
laden, for Harb0r Springs, ashore at
skillagale reef; tug Saliva, ashore at
Shilligee reef
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

II has Just leaked out that Jacob H..
Ciainsley had a birthday on the l4th
inst, but II is not positive fact what
number. Some Of his intimate friends,
who have celebrated u few anniversaries
with him, claim that he IL Al years old.
while Others. judging from his bald
head, positively state that he has entered
on the shady side OF 80. The CITIZEN
emphatically denies the latter charge,
for the writer can state with some truth
that Jake has been bald since his 25th
year, and that he cannot be more than 80
years OF age.
The dog catcher. who took a club and
smashed a dog over the head, Is not
George, at present in the county Jail, but
Freeman, the we'll known cOlOred cattle
shipper. THE CITIZEN apologies to the
Old dog catcher, who is In Jail. He was
cruel, but not 10 such an extent that he
would club a eur TO death as public
exhibition,
j. p. Helmle, OF Williams, came In
from the west last night, and made a
pleasant call at this office this afternoon.
He is a well-knOWn Rssayer and is here
| 20 meet his family this evening, who will
arrive from the east.
The Santa Fe pay car reached Alhu-
! queTque at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The
Santa Fe Pacific pay car will arrive at Il
| p. m, to-day.
wanted-A position "a hOusekeeper In
| private house or hotel, first. class cook.
Reference. Address l., this office.
Pickled lobster meat and picked
lambs tongue, delicious luncheon dishes
| for sale by the SAN JOSE MARKET.
Buy the Golden Queen cook stove. The
| best In the world. j. o. Gideon, 203
| South First,
FOR Rent-Eight room furnished
house. j. NJ Moore, l2l south Second
street
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
CURIOUS CASE
similar to the One 50 wisely u cided b,
solomon.

similar to the One 50 wisely - cided Wy
solomon.
st. Louis, Sept. 1.-two years ago
little Laura Nation disappeared from ST.
Joseph. No., but although rewards were
iffefed for her return she was never
found. At the -Four COurts. Mrs. Nation,
who came here to-day from KlwoOd.
Kansas, and Mrs. Charles Henry
Beard. wife OF an aer0naut, are contend
ing for the possession Of u child that
each claims as her own, Mrs. Nation
positively identifying the child by
bifthmatks as her long Lost Laura, while
the other woman as strenuOusly asserts
that the child is her own flesh and blood.
Both women have brought up positive
witnesses. Mra Beard aud child, whom
she calls "Grace." aIe IN the custody Of
tie police awaiting decision as 10 the
chiid'a owner
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
Aguinaido's Message

Washington, Sept lg.-The Associated
Press dispatch conveying Aguinaldo's
message TO the American people was re
gsrdei with much interest at the White
House The president read the state
meat with evident appreciation OF its i'm
poTtanee. but did not volunteer any in.
formation as TO ths attitude OF this gov.
eminent. The officials near him spoke
OF the message rs very important doc
umunt"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

Gambia. Crete, Sept. 10 The disarm-
amsnt Of the Mussulmans has been
delayed, Di ysd Pdsha, the Turkish mill
tRry commander, demanding that the
aims be delivered on board a Turkish
warship Admiral Noel. the British
nav commander, insists that they be
handed tO the British luau.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19
SPANISH TROOPS.

They are 20 be Removed from the West
Indies.
Madrid, Sept. 1g.-The minister Of war,
General Correa. has issued instructions
for the return Of Spanish troops from the
West Indies. The sick are TO leave lifst.
The archives, especially those relating 10
the war, will be brought 10 Spain with
arms and ammunition. hags and material
stored In Cuba and Porto Rico.
The minister is greatly incensed at
General TOral for having sent him dis
patch on his arrival at Vigo from Santi-
sgO, and said Toral ought to be court
martialed for his conduct ~ governor OF
santiago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-19

Monongahela, Pa, Sept 10 The ar
fest OF over forty OF their number last
week did not deter the striking miners
o. the third pool from marching 10 the
mines this morning. About seventy
dve men we're Ia line. headed by Nation
al Organizer Mckay. A SQUAD IL sta
Toned at the entrance Of each pit
Twenty-Five men went TO work and no
trouble occurred.