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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20
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TEODORO GUERRERO
Las HUELLAS DEL CRIMEN
I CONTINUATION !

ii 81 exclamo & abogado con vehe-
mencia; pero Jorge estaba en- la ciudad
ella escribio una carta
-Ese es el misterio, amigo Gabriel;
pero falta una prueba importantisima
que Ell juez no encontro en- la causa y
que V. como hombre de ley apreciara
en- su justo valor.
-IUna pruebaf
-Existia en- el ingenio una persona,
que era el agente mudo de las cartas
que Onelia mandaba y recibia; esa per
soma era la Gnica que conocia el secre-
to.
-tQuien era1 pregunt6 Gabriel con
impaciencia.
Eel mayoral d Felipe Rivera.
-El mayorall
-Recuerde v, que aquella noche sc
encontr6 81 cadaver en- medic del mon
&c.
Que coincidencia
--Coincidencia que revela el ciimer
no hay que dudarlo.
Gabriel cruz6 los brazos, permane'
ciendo do: minutes en- actitud dc me.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20

considere a csc hcmbre entire un cri
mina y 20 debe 'evan:arse un mundo /!
-Lo comprendo asi. amigo mio, y
perdono a v 10 que caifco de imoru-
dencil.
Esc NJ 'rabel 80.
No e i tia. va We " que cuando
el marido le llamaLa su casa era por
que qncr a encont:arle, era Por4ue saba
la couespondencia con su mujer; est
segura de que ell mayoral pago con su
vida la de laracion del nomhrc tlnica
cosa que de Mirabel coaocia mo cree
V. ahcra como yo que las sospechas son
funda 1as1
II Enrique Milabel >. murmur6
San Martir; coordinando mis- ideas, re-
cuerdo que en- aquella epoca anduvo
King buscan1o una persona de ese
apellido, que por encargo suyo di
slgunos pasos -.
ESQ le desve!ava: no tenga V. la
menor duds; pcro Mirabel no acu !io
& la citacon. Yo solamente saba el
verdadero nombre de la persona
-lLo sabe V Irenef
-Tengo excelente memoria, Pero no
debo revelarlo
-lPor que1
Porque la sorpresa que en- V. pro
duciria me habia de comprometer; pa
ra conspirar sc necesita antes conocer
el temple de alma de las Personas a
quienes uno sc asocia, ttmo mucho a
loshombres nerviosos, porque son de-
masiado impresionables,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20

existir entire el marido y el amante de
Onelia1
ESQ no es facil saberlo; las COME.
Vamos intcrrumpio Irene; voy q
convencer 4 Y. de la verdad de mis- sos
pechas. 1Cree V. que puede haber ne
gociaciones de interes ent una casa
de comercio J un ente imaginario1
-lImaginariof
-Si. el nombre de Enrique Mirabel
era supuesto.
-Todo 10 que Y. me re6ere, dijo
Gabriel con disgus'o marcsdo, parece
comedia fofjada por la imagination de
", y 81 asi fuera no 10 perdonaria !.
POGO q POGO. amigo milo; esas pa
bras envuelven una acusacion durlsima
y para evitar un disgusto. suplico v
que olvi e 10 que acabamos de hablar
como 81 todo fuera invencion mia.
San Martin sc sobrecogio, compren
diendo que el siIencio de aquela mujei
lie cerraba el camino para la aveIigua
cion de un hecho cuya gravedad err
para el trascendental y acercando ur
sillon al lado de Irene, dijo;
--Perdone V sehora, mi imprudcn
cia, hija del estado de mi alma en- esto
momentos estimo tanto King, gu,
me cuesta trabajo convencerme de 81
complicidad en- el horroroso suceso gu,
nos lleno dc espanto pero 81 llegara ;
tener esa prueba plena que V. antes in
voco, no Ele servirian de barreta ell res
peto y la veneraci6n con que siempr'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20

ditacl6n; Irene, queliendo aprovechar
el tempo, lie di;o:
En- la muerte &c Onelia y del ma
yor.l, en- esa apariencia bien combinada
de 6os suicidio;, Ino We V. la mano del
crimeni Ino We V, la mano dc King7
No, repuso Gabriel con ira.
--Lo siento amigo milo, porque en-
tonces nunca llegaremos a entendernos.
-lPefo csc bombre1. sQuien era
csc hombrei. -.
Enrique Mirabel.
-IMil abel! mo conozco csc apellidoI
nj yo tampoco, dijo Irene sonrien
dose.
-lQuf quiere V. expresar con esa
sonrsaf
La importancia de la prueba casi
plena, como dicen ustedes los juris
consultos.
-iExpliquese V; prontc. sehoral
-Fig1rese V. que tena mis- sospe
chas funda las de que el marido causd
Ia muerte de infeliz amiga. pero no era
mas que sospechas. cuando un dia lei
en- la plana de anuncios del Dfayis dS Ia
Marina las siguientes lineas: En- la ca
sa de King y Compania Sc solicitA a
D. Enrique Mirabel para un asunto dc
interes"
Irene miro al oio del abogado, mo
viendo la cabeza a derecha izquierda
en- sehal de asombro.
-lQuf tiene ESQ de particular pre-
gunto San Martin.
-lQae asunto de interes habia d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20
I oser y adelgazar -.

nSepaabeS de
h
host los
detruye C0mpt0 De mOdO
enfemedad detne rremSemen
dgSVO a Emulsion
mene,H Sc aSlniadO
stre eu uraex
d SCOTT e eneoe ntaear
ba ~ dme las t~opsy yLs saam=dnm "vns
p q o obn
DE eentaen las &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20
HUESPEDES

Sc adlniten a precios conven-
ionales en- Ia caile de San 10.
E, n? 81, piso principal, IL
lnierda,
TambiGn sc sirven comidaS
i domicilio. J.
,Sesnndo CH0:s :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20
ESIABLECLNIBNIO TIPO-UTOGRAEICO
A VAPOR
del " B0let1n Mercantil :"

En- esabemientO meiores
rop Sc hacen mpresone POGRAFAS 0GRACAS ESRE0PcASY
F0T0PCAS
dustia administrator cOmpan{as
p6zas peri6cos centfcos eao pubcatOnes regosa os
caaogOs
diplomas etras de cambo, ccua pecos coene tajeta fac
turas, eiquetas, recbos prospectos, ETC., etc.
GRAN YaRIEDAD DE- TIPOS PARA CAR7ELONE,
PROGRAMS DE- TEAfRO, CIRCO 7 ANINCIOS
Los trabos de toda clase ecos recmiendan
M PR0NUDY EQDAD EN- LOS PRECOS egulado sien
del
composition la a ben coores plata,
cromoGtografa cromotipografa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20

Nihos memories de II ahOs, mitad de pasaje
Pasajes de ida Y vuelta, 10 p5 de rebaja
Los vapores de esta lines han sido cons
trufdos en- Philadelphia expresamente para
este trafco, con comodidades muy especiales
para pasajeros, y emplean de Puerto Rico
New York al rededor de cuatre dias me
GIo.
CARGA.-La admiten para New York So
lamente, al -etorno de Venezuela, fletes
reducidos, debiendo sOlicitarse la cabida con
algunos diaS da anticipation para que vsnga
resorvada de La Guairs.
Agentes en- San Juan: Villar yC'
Agentes en- Ponce: Morales Y O:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20
GRAN DESTILERIA
COGNAC, AGUARDIENTES Y LICORES DE TODAs CLASSES
LA CELEBRADA Y ExoELENrE MARcA

Gale de San Sebastian ntmeo 52Dep6so Gale
Ietnan numerO 8, Casa de ID. Geronimo Zerbi
DE NENIA en- los amacenes de los Senoes Baasquide Ca
Fernandez Gauran G: : :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-04-20
VAPORES CORREOS AHERICANOS
DE LA RED I'D" LINE

Ell yapor "Philadelphia" saldra como sigue
De San Juan para CarazaO y Venezuela.
Febrero 2, Mario 80, Abrl q, Mayo 25
Y Junio %.
De Ponce para Nuerd York.
FebrerS 15, Mario 10, Abril II, Mayo 10,
Junio Z Y Julio 5, las de la tarde.
FL vapor Caracas" saldra como sigue:
De Ponce para CurazaO Venezuela.
FebrerO 16, Mario 16, Abnl 13, Msye IL y
JUNO 8.
De San Juan para Nuera- York.
Febrero l, Marie l, Mario 80, Abril %,
Mayo "a Junio Il, las de Ia tarde.
PRecl0S De PASUeS EN- ORC AMERICANA
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
THE LwoIsLATURe.


rieai'on Passed.
Special to The Citizen.
Santa Ne. n. H., Feb. 2l.--In the coun-
cii to day q petition was read from Las
Vegas citizens requesting the Legislature
70 authorize boards of county commits.
sioners TO appoint police forces In all
towns having more than 200 population.
The bill prOn0uncing individuals OF
corporations who make false entries ia
books guilty OF forgery, was passed. also
A bill restraining cities OF the ilrst class,
which includes all cities having popu.
lation OF more than 1900. from levlng a
tax OF more than mills for municipal
use. except where further levy Ia needed
for the payment OF the principal and in
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
THE REBELS ROUTED.
American Troops in Manila
Drive The Enemy.
Fifteen Fillpinos Killed and Two
Americans Wounded.
Two Companies Of the First Washington
Infaniry Did the work.
GEN. MILLER CAN HOLD noIo.

Manila, Feb 2i.--The enemy we're con.
centrating yesterday at the water works
and In front Of Kings brigade. They
became 10 nagging that tue general sent
two companies Of the First Washington
infantry over the Pasig river. They
swept the country for two miles, then
swung over 10 the river bank opposite
ths insurgent trenches and facing the
American position at Macati, and opened
flank fire on the insurgents across the
river. Two guns OF the Sixth artillery
under Lieut.. Scott, at Macati, pounded
the insurgent positions white the troops
from Macati charged and drove the
enemy before them. Fifteen FilipinOs
were found dead and four wounded
Two American soldiers were wounded by
the explosion Of Springfield rifles.
The Red Cross Is like a red ilss 10 the
insurgents. Chaplain Pierce. of Mac
Arthur's staff, testiies that he has been
shot at by sharpshooters fifty times In the
provisional hospital. No ambulance or
litter came which was not the signal for
a shower Of bullets. The surgeons hos.
pital corps, In giving aid TO the wounded
on both sides. are target for the sharp.
shooters. The Red Cross people now go
armed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
SOME HUNGRY THIEVES


Mrs, whites boarding House ON soutl
second street T. Robbed.
The bORTders at Mrs. s ". White
boarding house at 6ll south SecOnC
street have never had reason TO complain
that they were not given plenty TO ca
until Bt breakfast this morning. Mrs
White, however, had satisfactory ex
planatiOn TO Offer, "a thieves had VISITED
her place some time during the nigh
and removed from the refrigerator III
teen pounds OF tenderloin steak, twentl
pounds OF butter and "a large plum pud
ding. The refrigerator is standing OF
the back porch, which IL surrounded by 1
screen and an opening had been GU
through the screen by the thief.
This morning several OF the bOardert
under the supervision of c. Il. Burg. whC
is yeritable Sherlock Holmes, made q
careful investigation OF the premises, anC
were able 10 trace footsteps for distanc,
Of about POO yards, when they lost thI
trail. They are OF the opinion that there
we're two thieves In the party a. the!
discovered two distinct footprints. Thl
matter was referred TO Marshal McMilliI
but no trace OF the thieves or stolen ar
ticlea has yet been found.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
SMALL pON PLAGUE.
DIR. Elder Brings Back u narrowing Tale
From the MOqut Reservation.

DIR. Elder Brings Back u narrowing Tale
From the Moqui Reservation.
DIR. j. h. Elder, of the Santa Fe Pacific
hospital. who has been out TO the M0qui
Indian reservation, situated about sew q.
enty-five from Ninelow, Ariz., inyestigat.
ing the small pox plague there, returned
to the city last night.
In an interview with a representative
OF THE CITIZEN 10 day. DR.. Elder said
There are about 1000 people on the
Moqui reservation. These are divided
into three villages, or mesas, located
about ten miles apart. The iirs. mesa
has population OF ahout 500. OF these
II IL estimated that $50 have had the
small DOx with twenty five deaths. Mes
No. 2 has also a population Of about 500.
The number OF cases there Is not
known but there have been forty-eight
deaths, and they are dying now at the
rate Of four per day. The plague has not
reached the third mesa yet. which con.
tsins ahont 1000 Indians, but II IL liable
10 break out there any day, as IL il i'm
possible 10 enforce u strict quarantine.
When II does the probability IL that the
fatality will be very large az the sanitary
conditions ara frightful, and would as.
sist In spreading the disease "a well "a
in making 1t more malignant Al pres
ent there is only one physician at the
mesa, but Dr. Cornish has telegraphed
the railway officials ard also the suthori-
ties in Washington the facts, and II is
probable that arrangements will be made
TO send out an additional physician and
n professional nurse soon. At thu pres
ent time the well Indians are caring for
the sick ones"
DR.. Elder states that the Moquis i'm
ported the disease from the Zunis, with
whom IL has been raging all winter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
BRIBERY CHARGES.
Generate Bad Feeling Among
Utah Legislators.
Two Representatives Indulge In a
Bloody Fist Fight.
Leather I, ust and Natural Gas Trust Have
Been Organized.
FATAL MINE EXPLOSION.

Salt Lake. Feb. 2l.-General talk, In
connection with the bribery charges, has
generated bad feeling among the mem
bers OF the legislature. Before the joint
session met Representatives BywslteI
and Cook INDUCED in bloody nstic con.
flict In the lobby OF the house.
When Representative Jackson's name
was reached on roll call he spoke In
reference TO the attempts az bribery
which he said were made by the McCunp
managers. His speech was interrupted
by calls for order, but speaker decided
he could proceed. An appeal was taken
and the chair sustained. Several other
member spoke touching upon the sub
ject Of bribery.
The result OF the ballot was King
ldem.). 9; Powers. tiem.). L. McCune,
ldem.). 90; Cannon. 5; Nebeker, dem
I; Ridout, dem, 1; Sutherland. rep. y
l3; absent ?. Adjournment was then
taken.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
FIRE TBis AFTERNOON.
Tho .water Tower aud Two-story Barr
at John A. Lees DESTROYED

The .water Tower and Two-story Barn
at John A. Lees Destroyed
This afternoon. ut 2:i5 o'clock, an
alarm Of tlre was turned In. ana the fire
department hurriedly responded TO the
vicinity OF John A.. Lees handsome resi-
dence. on west Copper avenue, where the
tiremen found the two-story barn and
water tower in flames. Before, however.
the iiremen arrived. the roof Of the hand
some residence was on fire In several
places, but these blazes were readily
extinguished by willing citizens,
who formed themselves into bucket
brigade" and thus the residence was
saved The barn and tower were de.
strOyed. II IL quite evident, from inves.
tigation, that the origin OF the fire can
be traced to the small room OF the water
tower, and that lighted match or a
lighted cigarette was responsible for the
blaze. Mr.. Lee states that there was no
tire OF any kind in the barn or tower
house, and IL is his opinion that the
cigarette theory is the correct one He
estimates his loss at about $1,000. with q
small insurance on the barn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
BEEF CONTROVERSY.
Col, Powell, Of Seventh Infantry,
COrrObOrateS Miles.
Testifies that the Canned Roast Beef
Was Unfit 10 Eat.
The Judiciary Committee Reports Against
Seating Of General wheeler.
SENATE CONSIDERS ARMY BILL

Washington, Feb. 2l.-The session Of
the Miles court OF inquiry began to-day
with Col. William VI. Powell. OF the Sew
enth infantry, who was stationed at
Madison barracks, at the outbreak OF the
war, on the stand. He said he started for
Tampa April 10 with a months rations
and did not come In contact with food
from the cOmmissaTy department at
Tampa till about ready TO start for Cuba.
His regiment went through the Santiago
campaign. After the city YVES captured
and the regiment quartered I'm the city,
he received requests from his men for
money to buy stuff TO eat He in.
vesiigated the sO-Called canned roast
beef and had some Of 1t served on
his own table. IL could not eat it," he
continued, 1T was stringy. unwhole,
some looking mass, more like wet sea.
weed than ANYTHING else can think of
The men were sick aLd debilita,ed and
could not keep Il on their stomacks. We
had, at that time. l52 sick. Soon after
that fresh beef began TO arrive and the
men ate heartily and began TO pick up
Afterwards we were moved out TO n camp
near the san Juan battle field. Here
much OF our meat spoiled before we
could get II. | would like TO empha.
eize," said Colonel Powell, "that the en-
listed men Of the army were not In the
habit OF complaining"
"lou made no official report at the
time said Colonel Davis, NOR any effort
to ameliOrste the condition OF the men as
10 their meat ratiOnsY"
"N0, sir, | made no official report until
alter returning TO the states. when | was
ordered by the war department 20 report
on the canned roast beet" replied Col.
Powell
Yes. understan1," said the recorder.
Col Davis then produced report from
the witness made from Governors island,
September 30, in which he condemned
the canned roast beef saying that 1t pro
duced disorders of the stomach. Col
Powell said no made that report on an
order from the sdjutant- generals office
IL was based on personal knowledge aud
reports OF company commanders.
In reply 10 a question from Col. Davis,
Powell said lac never entertained the idea
a, Santiago OF MOntauk that the beef had
been treated chemically TO preserve IT,.
lie thought cattle on the hoot in Cuba
would he preferable TO refrigerated beef.
Col. Albert Smith, of the Fifteenth in-
fantry, testified that the refrigerated beef
issued to his regiment at Santiago was
good except one day when II was spoiled,
having been laying in the sun on the
dock Smith said he had reason 10 be
lievp that very little canned roast beet
had been eaten except In soup. lnyesti-
CATION made In September showed that IL
had given practically no satisfaction In
either soup or when eaten from the
can.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
WORK OF uoNGgEss.
Judiciary Committee Reports Agains IN.
Seating OF Wheeler and Others

Judiciary Committee Reports Agains the
Seating OF Wheeler and Others
Washington, Feb. 2l.-ln the house,
Henderson (Rep, Iowa., chairman OF the
committee on Judiciary, which inyesti
gated the right OF General Wheeler OF
Alabama; Robbins, OF Pennsylvania, Col.
son, OF Kentucky, aud Campbell, Of Hi
nOi4, who held commissions in tho army.
ana the members who served on the sew
eral commissions 70 continue 10 hold
their seats In the house. formally present
Ell thti report, which was in favor of the
view that the four members who accepted
military commissions thereby vacated
their seats in the house.
Da Almond dem. Mo- and Parker
rep. N. I'D were given leave to file a
minority report. They will contend that
the same rule should govern members
who accepted civil commissions.
Henderson did not give notice Of the
time when he would call up the report
but, as II IL "A question Of privilege, II can
bn called up nj any time.
A bill WAS PASSED TO grant the Gulf II
Northern Railroad company right of way
through Oklahoma territory.
The house then resumed consideration
Of the naval appropriation bill.
~ THE SENATE.
After statement by Pettigrew that he
did not consider himself bOnnd on ma
tional questions by the resolutions OF the
Legislature Of South Dakota, and lively
tilt between Allen and Quay, the chair
man OF the public buildings committee,
arising out OF q charge by Allen that
there WAS q secret public building com
hne In the senate, tho house bill 10 re-
lieye mortgages and notes from double
taxation passed, and also the postotlce
appropriation bill, after Buffers amend.
ment TO reduce the appropriation for
railroad mail transportation, WAS de-
feated The senate then took up the arm
hin
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
INSURGENTS DIsISrEoRArIsG.
General Miller Confident That He Can
Hold Iloilo.

General Miller Confident That lie Can
Hold Iloilo.
Washington, Feb. 2l,--The war de-
part has received the following: Manila,
Feb. 2l.--General Miller reports that on
the 18Th lust. the insurgents forces few
miles out from lloilo are believed TO be
disintegrating He can maintain hts
position with the present forces. The
business OF the city IL being resumed
He has sent up four representative men.
officials from the capital. to the island OF
Negros where the American dag was
Z iised and American protection was re-
quested against a small insurgent force
In the islands. Affairs there and at
Cebu are very encouraging. He shall
endeavor 10 maintain and improve the
present promising conditions. Affairs
here are quiet. A small insurgent force
east Of the city was driven away with
considerable loss TO the enemy. Otis.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
ratrioti.m ana nducatIon

Education il the foundation OF patriot
ism; hence, II Is very appropriate on to
morrow Wednesday evening, at tht
ArmOry hall, to combine patriotic and
educational interests. In fact, the two
interests are inseparable
George Washington believed In uniyer
stiles, and bequeathed a part OF his estate
to national university, Let the citizen.
of Albuquerque and New Mexico emu.
late not only the patriotic but the ednca-
tiOn spirit OF the great and good Wash
ington. There should be- rousing meet
ing upon this occasion, for there are i'm
portant interests TO he considered, which
In their scope extend beyond Albuquer
que and New Mexico, There will be a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
PRESIDENT LoUBERT's MESSAGE

Rsi1ioes over Frances Fidelity TO the Re.
public at the Present Time.
Paris, Feb. 2l.-President Loubert in q
message submitted to both houses this
afternoon says the regular transmission
OF power to the new president proves
Frances fidelity TO the republic at a timf
when certain misguided persons are
seeking TO shake the confidence OF the
country In its instructions. The presi.
dent dwells upon the necessity OF respect
for the essential organs of society y--par
liament, the msgistracy OF the govern
ment aud the national army.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
SITUATION IMPROVED.
Cabinet Mach Pleased over the News

Cabinet Mach Pleased over the News
Prom Manila.
Washington, Feb. 2l.--The cabinet To-.
day discussed the message received from
General Otis and reached the conclusion
that the situation gene, ally In the Phil
ippines Ia considerably improved. From
other sources IL is learned the iDsurgent
leaders admitted that when the United
States forces are reinforced by the troops
now nearing Manila, their chances OF
success would be greatly reduced. This
gives the administration much encour-
agement.
II is said that General Gomez Ia now ar
ranging with General Brooke for the
distribution of S3,00O,00O, which II IL ex-
pected will be paid Cuban troops within
a short time
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
"rwo Married Men

George Edison's lsughsble comedy
Two Married Men," will be at the Or.
chestrion on Thursday evening. The
farce is Mr.. Edison's latest and best pro
duction and the company presenting II
Il thoroughly capable In every paftieu-
lar. Many tlstteriDg comments have
preceded their appearance here and they
will no doubt be greeted by n large
audience. Reserved seats are on sale al
MatsOn II Co.'S without extra charge.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
FNpREss CAR ROBBED.

Robbers rake n Good Haul at Cherry
.ills, on the santa Fs.
CherryYllle, Kan, Feb. 2l.-The ex-
press car OF the Cherryyille train on a
branch Of the Santa Fe railway was
robbed OF large amount OF currency
and money orders TO day in this city,
while the express messenger, Cooper, was
at breakfast The safe was opened with
a skeleton key. The robbers escaped.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
AUTHORITARIAN.

Madam Francis Lawyer, clairyoyant,
palmist and healing medium and mystic
card reader, who IL stopping at the Albe-
marie. is giving perfect satisfaction. A
visit TO this wonderful lady will convince
the most skeptical that she is genuine.
Don't fail TO see her. Satisfaction guar
anteed Hours, . a. m. TO 8 p. IN. Cor
ner Third aud Gold.
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patriotic address by Senator Einical. the
unfurling Of large flsg fur the univer.
sity, presentation speech Dy Judge Col.
lier, an address by President Herrick,
short speeches by several prominent gen
tlemen and pleasing music. Everybody
il cordially invited 10 attend and bring
others