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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-04
NEWS FROM SAMOA.
Many Rebels Wounded in the
Recent BOmbardment.
Sure Cure for Consumption Re-
ported From Rome.
Report OF Formation OF Steel trust De-
MED in Trade Review.
SPFAKFR RFFD IN HUcIA ANN
sPEAKER REID IN ENGLAND.

Auckland. n. H., May 4.-Advices re-.
ceived from Apia, Samoa, to April %
stated that the rebel loss by shellina
Mstasfa's stronghold at Vsilims bv the
warships WAS quite heavy. Many Of the
rebels were wounded. The house 10
which the late Robert Louis Stevenson
lived was riddled with shot. The New
Zealand government steamer Tutanekai
arrived at Apis with dispatches announe
ing the request OF the international
commissioners, that the inhabitants
peacefully await the arrival OF the com.
missioners, now on their way to the
islands from San Francisco. A meeting
Of c0nsuls WAS held. but without result.
Admiral kautz aud Captain Stuart or.
dered Mataafa 10 withdraw his forces
outside line ten miles long and six
miles broad. He did NO. A majority OF
the Inhabitants are dissatisfied with the
cessation OF hostilities. They say that
Mate ala is beaten now and that the
trouble would be all ended In q week or
ten days were the advantage pushed. The
statement by the German minister Of
foreign affairs that Matsafa was unani
mously elected king Is denounced In
Samoa.
TELEGRAM FROM ADMIRAL KAUTZ.
Washington. May 4.-The following
cablegram has just been received at the
navy department from Admiral Kau'z:
Auckland, May 4; sub dated Apia.
April 27.-All quiet at Apia. Mstasts
and chiefagreed TO keep outside 'he lines
prescribed by the British senior officer
present. and until the commission acts
there will be no more fighting"
The Kautz cablegram was mutilated In
transmission. " plainly confirms the
press report that truce was agreed upon
and that there will be no more hOstili-
ties pending conclusion by the commits
ainn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-04
INEA TILE EINKIs1

FOR cut flowers, palms, ferns. etc, at all
times. IVES. THB FLORIST.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
POli,a Ihenter

A farewell visit to the fine bill now closing the week at Polls will be well repaid, for every act is excellent. The features are Dan Collyer and Barry Maxwell, William Frederic and compa- ny, Farnun and Seymour and Pierce and Egbert. The olio is excellent. Man ager Poli announces a superb bill for next week. Besides the timely novelty of the Dewey celebration pictures, he will present, as extraordinary features, John Kernell, the celebrated comedian, in his character study, "The Irish Coun- sellor' and Cushing, Holcomb and Cur tiss in George M Cohan's latest sketch, ''The New Teacher" Other acts of fea- ture grade are the satire For Reform" |" played by Hugh Stanton and Florence Modena, and the specialties by Blanche King, new star comedienne. Others in the bill will be the Vernons, Odella and Denara and Barr and Evans. Prices 10 cents and 20 cents; ladies at matinee 10 cents. Bikes checked free
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
PATENT BACK MIRRORS.

The very general introduction of patent back mirrors. in place of the formerly universal mercury back, is one of the remarkable industrial facts to be noted the advantages claimed for this substitution being that the first named article can be produced in one-tenth part of the time for one fourth part of the labor and at about the same expense of raw material. The proces of manufacture, as now simpli- fled and improved, consists in placing the glass, of absolute clearness, on a table heated to a temperature of 120 degrees a chemical solution composed of four ounces of nitrate of silver dis solved in 19 ounces of water, two ounces of tartaric acid and three ounces of stronger water of ammonia-Which forms a clear, transparent tluid-is then poured on the surface of the glass and allowed to remain there for about an hour, the glass being at this stage tilted and the surplus solution drained
 off The surface is now washed with distilled water and placed in rack in
 a drying-room at a temperature of above 90 degrees, being left there for half an hour, after which the silvering
 is coated with shellac varnish, to which
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
MAILING FO RD.

The republican town convention of Wallingford was held last night and was perfectly harmonious and enthus- astic The convention was called to order at o'clock by Chairman Samuel Hodgkinson of the town committee and J. K, Campbell was chosen chairman of l the convention and F. M Cowles clerk. The first office balloted for was that of town clerk Eighty votes were cast, seventy-eight of which were for John A. Martin and two were blank The nomination was made unanimous and 1 then the rest of the ticket, as follows, was nominated by acclamation First selectman--W Burr Hall. i Second selectman-John M. McKeu- ze
 Collector-K H. Cowles.
 Treasurer-William H. Newton.
 Auditor-Theodore F. Lane.
 Assessors-B w. Ives, Joel R. Hough
 Board of relief-Charlee F.. Yale. An drew Andrews, G. M. Hallenbeck.
 Grand jurors-John G. Button, Mich ael Downs, John s. Parker,
 onstables-George J. White John w. Hurley, Robert E. Hall, Charles K. Lamb.
 School visitor--J. Walter Mix
 The flat on Center street between Colony and Orchard streets is being treated to a much needed top dressing of fine crushed stone. It is to be hoped that the warden will see that the elec- tric road company is made to fill in both sides of and between the tracks ,ti tb Inc needed fine stone as the char ter provides that they must do. The electric company will do so if they are asked and required to, but will prob ably not volunteer to do it.
 Isaac w. Bull has offered to the bor- ough the water mains which he at his own expense put in on Bull avenue, which, with the windmill and appara- tus, cost about $350O, provided that they will be connected With the water mains of the borough The water com missioners have agreed to the proposi- tion. The windmill water power did not prove a booming euccess.
 R. Wallace X Sons got $500 for the rent of the show window of their New York store on Fifth avenue for to-day's parade.
 Miss Mabel Grobel was able to be out on the street yesterday for the first l time since her illness.
 J. R. Campbell continues to try and | work his school consolidation scheme | on the voters next Monday. This town is | not ready as yet for the consolidation i question and last years vote was sup | posed to have settled it for some time. l
 Substitute J. Oscar Bailey will be on |
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
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trimmings, and carried bouquet of roses tied with white satin ribbon, and looked charming. The maid of
 honor was beautifully gowntd in white
 organdie over blue. Following the ceremony was the wedding breakfast. Fleming of New Haven was the caterer. The women of the social clup of which Miss Culver was member served. The groom's present to the bride was a handsome diamond brooch set in gold and blue enamel. The gifts received by the couple were handsome and nuner- ous, among them being a set of oak fur rlture for the dining room from the brl6egroom's mother A large number of guests were present from out of town, most of them leaving on the evening train. The brides travelling dress was g tailor-made suit of blue covert cloth. The bride and groom will be at home after November 1 at Culver street, Seymour.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30

duty as letter carirer to-day, as T. M Brennan s in New York with Com pany K.
 Rev. J. J. Blair will return from Bos- ton to-day.
 Hall & Elton Co.'S factory is closed for to-day.
 There will be sweepstake handicap at the golf grounds this afternoon.
 A big delegation from this place is in New York to-day.
 The Wallingfords will play the last game of the season in Rockville to- day
 Elijah D. Russell Of Parker Farms and Mrs. Ida Pollard were married Thursday evening in Northampton, Mass.
 Little Egypt is booked for the opera house on Saturday evening, De- tober I.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate transfers were Bernard J. Ames to Randolph Steinert, 5Ox150 feet on North Colony street, Clements A. Brunelle to Alvina M. Brunelle, Zen lots on High land park on the west side of town.
 The only change in trains on the time table that goes into effect at 12:0l to- night is the Sunday morning train fo, New Haven. which will leave at 9:'27 instead of SPA.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
This most amusing and higl

ham. This most amusing and high class production will surely fill the Grand opera house the first three days of next week. There will be a matinee Wednesday. Seats now on sale. Regu- lar prices.
 An enjoyable programme is offered this week in annex hall, both on the stage and in the curio hall. The nimble and dexterous work of Hurd, the magt- elan, is worthy of the applause 1t re- ceives at each performance, and Punch and Judy always creates roars of laugh ter. The Apothecaries' Hall exhibit of druggists sundries is fine. There will be a matinee to-day at 1:15; evening performance at 7.15.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
The Grand.

Standing room was al premium again last night at the Grand opera house to see the Rays in "A Hot Old Time If you want to see this mirth- producing farce, delay not in securing seats in advance, for seats are being disposed of with lightning rapidity. There will be the usual matinee to-day, at which reserved seats will be 20 cents and 25 cents. The evening performance ends the engagement; night prices 10 cents, 20 cents, 30 cents and 50 cents
 Written solely to make mankind merrier,' "A High-Toned Burglar" per fectly fills this mission. It is a breezy, roaring farce, full of catchy songs, up- to-date satires and entertaining special
 ties. The central figures in the enter tainment are Dolan and Lenharr. MT. Dolan is irresistibly droll Miss Ida Lenharr, whose beauty and talents are widely known, has a fitting part. But there are many other clever people in the company, including the great George Fuller Golden, Charles J. Stine and Ol- lie Evans, Edward Sandford, Knox Will son, M. E Hanley, Aimee Hanley, Frank H. White, Emma Brennan, Ida Hoppe, Wilma Gilmore and A. c. Kirk
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
ENTERTAINMENTS.
IIyperion I'hexter.

Under the Red Robe" which made so pronounced a success at the Empire theater, New York city, running for the entire season, will be the attraction at the Hyperion tonight. This now fla nous play adapted for the stage by Edward Rose from the pages of Stanley Weymans fascinating novel, will be presented by the company which made it famous in nearly all of the large cit ies Under the Red Robe" has been the most successful play sseen in New York for many years, and this will be the only visit here, fact which will certainly be taken advantage of, and a large and fashionable audience must be the result The cast, scenery and ap- pointments which characterized the play throughout the country will be given here in every detail. Paul Gaze neuve, who created so many admirable and important roles at the first-class theaters in New York, will enact the role of the hero, Gil de Beraut and Miss Amelia Gardner will be seen as Renet de Cocheforet, the heroine. Seat sale now open. Prices $1, 75 cents and 50 cents.
 One of the most prominent features of the Henderson extravaganza, An Arabian Girl and Forty Thieves" to be presented at the Hyperion for three nights, beginning next Thursday even ing, is the Grand Oriental Ballett," danced by sixty coryphees, led by Mile. Catherine Bartho, the noted premiere assolua, and Mile. Jeanette Praeger, late of the Metropolitan opera house, New tarnciohnr. can feature of the performance will be the appearance of the Cecil troupe of dancers, comprising eight young and pretty girls expressly brought from London by Manager Henderson for the present tour of the county. There will be matinee on Saturday. The sale of seats opens Monday morning. Prices $1.5Q, $1 and 75 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-30
H. c. WARREN & CO.,, 1O8 Orange St.

is added little later a heavy coat of paint; this Is allowed to dry. when the mirror is ready.-New York Sun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
EStadiStiCa
QUE DEBIERA HACERSE'

ST pretendieramOs determinar Ia fabulosa
oaptidad de peri6dioos que en- todos tsmanos y
en- todos les iaiomas arrujan diariamente miles
de imprentas s Ia curiosidad y al inter9s de las
multitudes, llegarfamos & resultsdos numericos
por demas sorprendentes.
: Tampoco es empress facil sveri guar DUAL
es ell empleo dc tanto papel como sc i'm
prime, Sc lee y Sc destruye, y fuera igual-
n,ente motive de sorpress determinar gu empleo
postumo. Dejsndo aparte las cantidades de pa
psi lnservib!e que Sc recoge y pasa nuevsmente
volver de nuevo s ser materia fabricsble por las
maquinas, verfamos con sorpEesa la cantidad
enorme de periodiccs inutilizsdos que Sc en-
plea en- forma de pasta mas 8 menos comprimi'
da en- la fabrication de diferentes objetos indus
triales.
Cepillos, peines, petacas, portsmonedas,
cajas diversss, mangos de cuchi!los y de para
guaa, armazones de abanicos, naipes, flores ar
ti6cisles, etc etc senalan breves indicacio-
res de Ia pasta que utiliza la industrial.
FL estudio que indicsmos serfs por demss
curioso 81 pudi6rsmos disponer de mayor es.
pacio y tempo para dcsarroIlarlo. En- tai i'm
posibiidad, terminaremos esta nota con una
consideration interesa nte: ell papel que &c VEN
de al rublico en- forma de periodico, despues
que hs pasado por las msnos y la vista del lee.
tor, vale veintioinoo veces menos que antes.
Puede calculsrse por este dato como deberfan
evaluarse los pensamientos que ell periodista,
despues de hsberlos diluido en- tints, estamps
en- su tersa superfcie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
= Fars contipusr Las ohras da cons.

Fars oontipusr las obras de oons-
trucoi6n del faro que Sc esta levantando en- Ia
isla sMons,, ell General Davis ha aatorixado
votar un cr6dito por 5 9,277 50.
- Hs informado q Ia Secrsiarfs Civil,
la Atcaldfa de Agusdills, de las rasones por
que no hs satisfeoho las deuias que tiens pen
dientes de page.
-" La Acadia de Bsrros ha sometido
4 la superior aprobaci6n IN acuerdo tornado
por e! Ayuntamiento para cubrir un deficit de
3, 1876 dollars que eXiste en- 50 presupuesto mu-
nlclPal del actual ei~erciclo.
- En- ell Paris Bazaar hay IN gran surti'
do de cuellos y punos de hilo, franceses, de
todss foEmas-Un surtido de corbatas muy va
riado y de ultima moda-Tirantes fnos 4 I'm
peso ell par-Abfigos de lana y soda y chales
de soda de todos dolores -Mantas de lana para
viaje-Camisas francesas con pechera de pique
y otras COZ %pecheras de ~fsntasia -Cuellos y
punos para nihos-Cuellos = punos para seno-
rae, modelos nuevos. Estan pendientes de
! msrcar una colecoion de cosas bonitas que Sc
anunciaran muy pronto. P
- Han sido informados por la Alcaldfa
de San Juan, varios escritos que lie fueron pre-.
sentados en- solicitud de condonacl6p de contri-
buciones.
~ Ha sido aseptada la <Fidelity and
Guaranty Co of Baltimore Md, come oompa-
MIA Garantizedora de empleados de la Isla.
- Hs comunicsdo 8 la Seoretarfa Civil
Ell Aloalde de Humacao que por ser muy volu.
minosa Ia cuenta municipal del Ter %trimestre
del oorrients e%jercicio, la administrator de
correos Sc ha negado a reoibirla, motive por
que, serA remitida q msnos de un v~isjero.
- Los Sres Goldberg y Martinez, de
Cabo Rojo han suplicado Sc suspenda ell oobro
por la via de apremio dc las oontribuciones
que correspondent a la salina ella Candelaris,,
hasts conocer la resoluci6n superior, sobre ell
case.
~ Sesenta y tres deolsraciones mas de
nacionalidad espsnols Sc han reoibido en- Ia
secretsrfa Civil Tambien juEsmentos de fde.-
lidad a los Estsdos Unidos prestados por , ss.
pahules y l holandes.
- FL Aloalde de SanLa fs>b bel ha pedi-
authorization para cobrar ell impaesto de l CEN
tayo por kil6g ramo dc carne de res que Sc pom
GA s La 1enta Ell aQuel pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
No hubO crimen
en- AreCibO.

Cuando publioamos aver, al pie de la le-
ira, ell telegrama que fechado en- Areoibo reci-
bio nuestro convecino colega Gel Territorios,
referente q los successes que Sc creian ocurridos
en- aquella villa, sospechamos la existenoia de
nebulosidades en- csc asunto, por las coirciden
oias de que en- los centres oioiales no hsbfa 81
menor informe, hi tampoco Sc tenian noticias
partioulares.
Aver por la tarde, cuando va eStaba en-
prensa nuestra edici6n, nos enteramos por un
sloanoe de sEl Territorios de que el telegrama
fue realmente trasmitido desde Are
Ohio. pero sc referia & successes de ~Ilatillo, dan.
DO lugar q la erronea Interpretation que Sc le
did, la fa!ta de exploitation del comunicante.
Aver tar6e reoibio ell Secrotario Civil un
d~espaoho del Juez Municipal de Areoibo psrti-
cipandole ser %inciertos los runores relatives 81
Aloalde ST.. Ruiz Ssgredo, y otro dol Alcalde
de Hatillo, que dice asst:
"Ayer cinoo tarde guardia ~insular jose
Rodriguez, desacato mi autoridad tratando de
asesinarme. Juzgado entiende. Fernando Lee
desma.s
Por 10 que Sc We, no han existido motives
nj razones para tants alarma, 10 que muoho Co.
lebramos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
Isidro 1. Sanchez.

Fortaleza 46 San Juan Pto. Rioo.
Represautan1e de fhb5ioas del pals, y caeas
e~xtrargeras, sdmite ordenca con espscisiiisd
para tods clase da artf1alos &c msnufactura
americana tiere existenoia constante Y ofroce
& E%reoics m6dicos cigarrillo3 de Ia f brica la
eIntornacionals de Ponce.
Azucar mo- cahedn lie Ponce en- sso0s.
Cen'rifugads 3e =
~llarl1as de tEigo,
Corvezs lie laa sfamada mar1aa, sAtka-
''ia> = <Old Settors en- b>rriHos dc 6y 10 do
cenas.
Ron superior Ell hocoyea fnarcaa a~cre}ita,
das.
Vinos en- cajas dc yarias maroas.
Y IN espl5naiio euftjdo On tejidos pinta
dos y de fantasia.
N~D-P
~ Ea m soelto que puhlica sLa Demo
otacia> SO leon las siguientes ermosas pals
bras:
<Aunque per Is 'ey sc coDsideren 8 los ea'
pam les como <extrangeros,> n~osotros, los hi
jos de Puerto Rico, descendiontez &c espafoles,
gus ccnfundidos con ellos, como una sofa fa
rniiia, hemos vivido ouatro sig'os, no podemos
oonsiderarlos como <extrsngsros.> slno como
HERMANos, a los que permsnecemos lgsdos
por les ~vfnculos de la familia, del idioma y de
la raza.s
Segun nos dicen dc Cayey fu6 un
aoto so?emne ell %entierro de la senorA doGa F.o
riana Felix de Aponte, esposa del estimado
artesano de aquelIs locaiidad don Victorio
Aponte. Asiatio al mismo uns numerosa CON
0urfencis de tOdas las cIases ~socia!es acompa'
1ads de una banda de mueioa y dezpidi6 ell due
10 ell ioyen don Felix Garcia con Erase elocuente
y sentlda
Descanee en- paz la que va no exiate y
nuestro pesame s sus deudos,
- Seis clentog ninos conourrieron aver
al teatro con motive del smatinee.o A ESQ
Iume7o assemble el numero de ec@icnea que SO
expldieron para tomar psrte en- la rlfa do "a
guetes.
~ La tarifs para Ell cobro do dercchos
de consume, sometido por Ell Munioipio de
Juucos a Ia sprobaci6n correspondence, ha
sido rechazads, por que fgurau en- ella geava'
dos vsrios artfculos de primera neoeaidad.
-. Sc han da1o ordenes al Alcalde de
Quebradillas para que proceda 81 page de 10
que adeuds ell A~Yontamianto Ia Profesota
dona Carmen Verar de Ortiz,
~ Ii General Davis hs acordado la for
ma en- que dabe h2cerse ell psgo de suicides al
DeIegado de la isla Culebra y al practicante
de la misma, por cuyo acuerdo SO efeotuaTs
me~nsualmente. sin demora a'guna.
-. Al Aloalde de Agaads, que p%resent5
SD renuncia a la Secrets!fa Civil, le ha sido
communicate que debe presentaris como es de
ley, al Ayuntan,iento de 81 ptesi5encia.
~ Como resultsdo de IN escrlto elevs'
do al General Davis por don J. II, SaaVe1rs,
90 ba ofciado al Alcalde de Ponce, diciendo!e
que dsbe quedsr sin efect2 Ell arbltrio creado
por Ell Ayuntamiento de go presldercls, sohre
oertifcAcionee
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-27
Entire CT Ecuador
Y Ell POLO.

Una comision geografcs nombrada por ell
Gobierno de loa Estados Unidos ACADIA de sehs
lar Ell lugsr precise por donde pasa cl p~aralelo
As en- la parte oriental del territorio america
no.
ST Sc considers que del Ecuador al Polo
hay 90 grades, fAcilmente Sc comprendera que
10 que Sc ha querido senslar ca la distanoia me-
dia entire les dos. El lugar designado por los
geografos es la aldehuels de North Perry, 81
tusda en- el Estsdo de Maine. ALT ha dispuesto
el Gobierno colocsr un obelisoo de granite, de
una sola plea un tanto psrecido al que &c co,
noce con Of nombre de sAguaja de Cleopa~
trap.
El monolito, que estk va conclude, pero
no oolooado on gu puesto, esta hecho como pa
ra desafar ell trsngcurso de los siglos, y lleva
al frente esta inscription en- oaracteres profun
damente grabados on la piedrs: sEste monolito
maroa los As grades de lstitud Norte, distanoia
media entire ell Ecuador y Ell Polo.
La colocsci6n del monumonto Sc hark en-
Diciembre.
BESIDE luego, loa veoinos dc North Perry
estan que no csben de jubilo con la iuesperada
loterfa que SO han sscado. Sus terrenos han au~
mentado considerablemente de valor, y VS. han
comenzado q levantarse en- ell1s hoteies V edi-
hoios importantcs que en- otraa condolences no
surgirfan allf sino al cabo de los siglos.
Segun IN eatuiio reoiente que aoabsmos
de YER publicado en- uno de los prinoipales dia
rios de Nueva York, fuers del centric de Lati
tud de que estamos hablando, hay en- los Esta
dos Unldos otros centres no menos importantes,
que tambien merecerfan msrcarse.
Ell centric de las 3 COZ. 900 millas cusdrs-
das que constituyen la Union,--sin inoluir ell
t%erritorio de Alaska y las conquistas rccientes-
SO halla al Noroeste de Karsas, entire Wahee-
ney y Hill City. ri centric de poblaci6n, que
d principios del presente aiglo Sc encontraba
cerca dc Baltimore, Sc ha lido lentamente hs-
ola ell Oeste, y hoy eets & unaa Is millas mss
ALA de Columbus, en- el Territorio de Iudia-
ma,
La riqueza territorial y personal, que &c
estima en- $s4, 600. 900 ooo. tiene hoy gu cen
tro en- Cleveland (Ohio). Y 10 mas raro es que
en- ese mismo Estado se halla 81 centric de las
deudas Ia 600. 600 900, ell centric dc la crimina-
lidad y 81 centric del pauperismo.
La agriculture, ouyos productos ~anuales es.
tan avaluados en- 8 500. 900 600, esta en- Ottum.
va, Estado de Iowa. Las manufacturas, que
representa- un capital invertiio de $40. 600 600,
600, salaries anuales que montan & 2. 500. 600.
900. y compra de materiss primas por valor de
80. 800. 00O, 900, tienen su centro en- Erie, Es.
tado de PENNSYLVANIA. FL centric de los %ferroca.
rifles Cls7 600 millas en- explotscion) Sc en-,
cuentra en- La Sale, Illinois, y el de las Uni
versldades y colegios dc ensenanza superior,
en- Lima, Ohio.