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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23

Diamond hass from SIS up. at A.
Egls's. Sts
Mr.. .. d. ShewsitsF wsot to Wellington
Tuesday on business.
Blue poInt oysters. or half she'll, aoc 20
dssso, at D. Hseoksr's. 1871
FoR sALz-Soms nne Plymouth Rock
chickens. Jno. r. Potts. ii-iitf
There was an almost total eclipse oil the
moon, last Saturday night. E
Mr. Legion Ysncey. OF wavsrly, wa, 10
the city Wednesday, attending court.
Mr.. Kent Chambers Is here to spend the
holidays with bis mother and friends.
Miss Goldie Lowrie, a student at Baptist
College. 10 the guest Of Miss Edna Curtis.
Misses Margaret and Jessie Graves re-
turned 70 their home 10 Odessa Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Tanbman aud bis daughter,
Miss Daisy, were 10 Kansas City Wed.
nssday.
Give me a call II there is anything you
want 10 the iewelry line. See II | cau'l
please you. A. Egie. 9t3
FINE FARM FoR sALE-sOO acres, oppo,
site Lexington; 8 houses; will divide; ss5
Address ]. NJ. Vaughan, Butler, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. t. Harris returnet
Friday from . Visit Of several day
to Mrs. Harris father. in Ray county.
fyou rant the best Ice cream or ice
Tor Christmas, at very low prices, call q
, d. Hackers Bakery and Confectionery.
The many friends in this city Of Mr.. r
sam Hays, Of Sweet Syringe, will regre
TO learn OF the serious illness Of his wife
The primary class OF the Presbyterial
, Sunday school will meet 10 the sunda,
r school oom Of the church at 8 o'cIocl
this afternoon.
oystersl Oystersi New York Counts
9 served 10 any style. SOC per dozen one
halt dozen, 200, at ID. Hackers Baker,
/, and Restaurant. 1852
Mrs. A. R. Fleming, Of st. Louis, VIII,
has been visiting her father, MIR. j.
Fleming, In this city, returned HON
yesterday morning.
Adam Hill, Of Independence, has bee
. elected captain Of the Missouri universit
4 foot ball team for 1900. Adam had bette
! begin training at once for next year.
game.
j., l have . nice line Of diamond and othe
4 rings, which will be sold at very 10,
q prices. Call and see them before 20
purchase. New brooches Just received
Geo. p. Venable. 1878
a Kansas City Journal: Mr.. H. F. Chill
ders has become the editor OF the indie
pendence Sentinel, taking the plac
vacated by II. J. Groves, who is now
- member Of the editorial stan Of th
( Kansas City Times.
An attachment suit, wherein Jas. NJ
Peak was plaintiff aud John Bolridge wa
defendant, was tried before q Jury 1
d Justice o'Malley's court Thursday after
noon. The jury failed TO agree. standin
v Eve 70 one In favor Of the plaintiff.
For broken limbs, ~chilblains, burn,
y scaids, bruised shins, sore throat, an
sores OF every kind, apply Billiards. sno,
d Imminent. 1t will give immediate relic
and heal any wound. Price rs cent
and so cents. For sale by Crenshaw
Young. 12.2m1
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23
Plenty Of Water.

The Water company will pump water
from 8 to 10 o'clock this morning, and
everybody can use all they want during
that time.
II no UNFORESEEN difficulty arises, the
water will be turned on permanently
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Yates aud Q force Of men are now al
work on the extension Of the mains. The
work will be completed by tonight
and probably earlier.
The maine will be filled this morn
Ing, and then cut of again. 1t is re-
questsd that everyone take all the water
needed for the day, while the pumping Ia
being done, between s and 10 O'Clock.
This will leave the mains and tower full
OF water 10 case there should be a fire.
The people Of Lexington will be
satisfied with this announcement. The
Water company has learned a lesson that
will do Il good.
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Manager The Blees The



Our theatre-goers are preparing for one
Of the %jolliest nights OF the season, fol
"Hans Hanson" Is to DO present at the
New Grand opera house tonight.
There Is always something ~laughable
about the attempts Of foreigners to mas
ter the English Language. Hans Hanson
brings out the struggles Of a recent i'm
portation from Sweden to catch our
idioms and therein lies the novelty OF the
performance. The peculiarities OF the
youth, fresh from the land Of the blk.
Inss, offer an opportunity for some
quaint comedy work, which are both
picturesque and amusing. Mr.. James F,
McAlpin, whom everyone remembers for
clever work 10 "ole Olson" several sea-
sons ago, will be seen rs "Hans Hanson
and will be heard 10 his famous yodlt
songs and novelty work, assisted by
strong company. Prices 26, 50 aud Scots
The advance sale Of seats 10 progressing
rapidly at Creushaw q Youne's.
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De Moiay Commandery No. 3,
Knights TempIar.

me regular annual ~conclaye OF DE
nO'ay C~ommsndery No. 3. Knights
remplar, for election Of officers to serve
during the year 1900, will be held at the
asylum Monday evening, December 25th
at o'clock.
After the installation OF the newly
elected officers there will be the usual
banquet.
All visiting Sir Knights are cordially
invited. OSCAR ANDREEN,
Eminent Commander.
IL. w. WINsoR, Recorder.
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''Hans Hanson"

Manager ]. @. Venable's attraction at
the orera house tonight will be
that quaintest comedian, Mr.. James T.
McAlpiu, in his latest comedy success,
uHans Hanson.u Mr. McAlnin. sun.
ported by an excellent dramatic aud
vaudeville company, comes to us highly
recommended by the press and public.
The following is what the St. Joseph
Herald Of December 10 says:
"Mr James T. McAlpin, supported by q
splendid company, opened a three'per-
iormance engagement at the Lyceum las,
night, presenting "Hans Hanson" Mr.,
McAlpin 10 a fne character artist and
made a distinct hit last evening. Manager
Philley offers q bargain matinee this
afternoon. The engagement will close
with tonight's performance"
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23
MILLINERY az GOODS PsS PROFITS
E A A SAVING TO YOU.


There are few ailments 80 uncomforta-
BILE as piles, but they can easily be cured
by using Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment.
Relief follows Its use, and any q suffer-
ing from piles cannot afford to- neglect
to give 1t q trial. Price so cents 10 bot
ties. Tubes 70 cents. For sale BY Cren-
shaw & Young. l2.2m1
To THE DEAF-A rich lady, cured Of her
Deafness and Noises In the Head by DR..
Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, gave
10000 to his Institute, so that deaf peo-
pie unable to procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. Address No, 5S1la. The
Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue,
New York. 10-7y1
The disposition Of children largely de-
ponds upon health. II they are troubled
with worms, they will be irritable, cross,
ieverish, and perhaps seriously sick.
Whites Cream Vermifugs is 3 worm ex-
peller aud tonic to make them healthy
aud cheerful. Price Is cents. For sale BY
Crenabaw a Young. l2.2m1
Miss Laura Hyde delightfully."- enter.
tanned the 90 Club and a few invited
friends on Tuesday afternoon. Those
who were 90 fortunate to be present were
loud 10 their praises OF the pleasant even.
ing. They were also lavish In their COM
pliments Of the new home Of DR.. Hyde.
They say It 10 'iust lovely" from cellar to
garrett, aud $50 nicely finished" and $50
conveniently arranged"
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: John NJ. Livsngood, Of
Corder, and Laura q. Martin, Of St. Louis
county; Albert 8. Davenport, Of Odessa,
and Lydia 8. Poole, Of MAYHEM; Geo.
williams and Norah Humphreys. Of
Corder; R. L. Gaines, Of Corder, aud
Roberta L. Corder, Of Aullville; Henry
Buddemeysr, Of Wellington, and Martha
Kerchhoff, OF Concordia.
An item is going the rounds about q
girl dying from tight laciug. An editor,
commenting on the fact, says: 1.-THE
corset should be done away with, and II
the girls can't live without being squeez.
cd we suppose msn can be found who will
sacrince themselves. In fact. we would
rather devote three hours q day, without
a farthing Of pay. than to see girls dying
of in this manner. ONCE hours almost
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23

Eola IL. Cant vs.. John Y, Cant; decree
for plaintiff, with custody of children.
Celia Evans VS.. James Evans; decree
for plaintiff,
Richard Johnson vs.. Johana johnson /;
taken under advisemeut.
Gustav Schwartz VS., Katie A. Schwartz;
decree for plaintiff.
Lee W. Phillips vs.. Sarah J. Phillips;
interlocutory Judgment.
Annie Carey Va. George Carey; con
tinued for want OF service.
John p. Durbin VS.. Eliza Durbin; alias
writ ordered returnable to uext term.
Maggie Day VS.. George Day alias writ
ordered returnable to next term.
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DEATHS.

Died, at Confederate Home, December
y, Veteran Charles Edward Appleton,
aged IS Years.
Dieq, al her home, rear this city, Tues
gay, December 10, 1899, a. l.3O a, M. Of
old and general debility, Mrs. Aridnes
Nsweul suddath, aged IS years.
q funeral services were held from th,
PRESBYTERIAN church, ia this city. at on,
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, conducted h
Dr. e. c. uordoD. Iutermeut in Mach,
pelah.
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Berceuse tFrom Joclyn, Violin obIigato

s Va ~ =,
Lui,nOy ..st'''. AMMAN
Fiddle and l Violin obligatol. Goodeyt
Miss Bessie Este, aceompanist.
We have neither space nor inclina'
ton to criticise each number. The
large audience showed its appreciation
by recalling her a half dozen times,
Every song was well rendered, but
Little Boy Blue'' never sounded SO
well to our ears, But the one song
which captured the audience and
showed her voice in all its beauty, was
the "Berceuse," from Joclyn by GODDARD,
with violin obligato. The selection Just
suited her voice, and the audience
almost went wild In its enthusiastic APP
plause. The INTELLIaENcER endorses
Miss Mayer as being well worthy of the
diploma which awaits her.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23

The following letter has been received
from the manager Of the Macon mo.
opera house, regarding the Hans Hanson
Co., that will appear 10 this city tonight
MACON, Mo-, Dec. 10, 1899.
j. O. venable, Manager Opera House
Lexington, No.
DEAR SiR.-f played Hans Hanson Co
to . large audience last evening. 1t is
nne company and performances. Yor
need not be afraid to tell your people SO
This company deserves good houses
Their specialtiss are excellent.
Yours respectfully,
H. q. LOGAN,
Manager The Blees Theater.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23
MILLINERY az Rsy PROFITS
MEANS A SAVING TO YOU.


A large number Of the pupils Of Central
College and the Wentworth Military
Academy went home Friday morning to
spend the holidays. 1t was q jolly crowd,
and the students made things lively a,
the depot with their respective college
yelIs.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23

IL you are suffering from the couse-
qnences OF impure blood, have bolls
pimples or scroIula sores; II your food
does not digest or you suffer from catarrh
or rheumatism, you are the one who
should take Hoods lSarsapsrilla. 1t viii
Mt your case exactly, make your blood
pure and cure salt rhem. scrofuls, rbeu-
matiSm, dyspepsia, catarrh, and.give you
perfect health.
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I

Married at oorder, December %. Mr..
Isaac Ramey and Miss Lizzie Lewis.
Married, 10 this city, Friday. Dec.mha,
20. ieSs, by Justice IT, Duline. MT. lea
lhorp and Mlss Emma Snyder.
MARRIED, at the ONCE Of the county
,oeoraer, 10 this city, Tuesday, December
isen, oy rooat Judge Jas. p. China, Mr..
Amos Cannon aud Miss Eva Crewa hoth
oil Oak Grove, Jackson couuty.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23
NR. JONES' WANTS TO KNOW.

Thursday morning the lNrELLIaENoER
received q postal card as follows: Will
the Water Co., allow US to get Ice this
winter of Of the riverf Can we swim 10
the river next summer II the Water
Co. will not allow 1t, couldn't we get per-
mission from the Newsf
40 MARX JONES,
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J Mortgages Tor sale at this ONCE,

Hasth. A
aao gents gold and gold allied
"lAd chains, at A. Egle's. 9t3
IT. Herndon, Of Kansas City,
n'cNesday to visit her sister. Mrs,
huffman, during the holidays.
v Potter, Of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
.uuisday to visit his brother,
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A Strong Endorsement.

Word was received over the wire about
noon yesterday, announcing the death OF
Dwight L. Moody, the noted evangelist.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23
Your Eyes

M, "e how it would seem to be
M, II You like the sensation you
\, ", "Nufe 1t permanently by neglect.
~ Ssr eyes Delicate optical nerves
n, ~'en neglected and become rap
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23

The transfer company keeps a call book
at the Mammoth livery stable, and o at
the Grand Central hotel, Leave orders at
theae placer. 1n.27.Lf
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23

WANTED-Honest man or woman to travel
w for large house; salary Sos monthly and
expenses, with Increase; position permanent
inclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
MANAGER, $50 Caxton bldg, Chicago. l9mi
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Miss Mayer's Recital.


Miss Grayce Elizabeth Mayer, a pupil
of Central College, gave a song recital al
the college Monday night. She will be
a vocal graduate in June, and one of the
requirements Of the college is that q
graduate in vocal or instrumental music
must give a public recital without
assistance, 1t is a trying ordeal and
none but the proficient can go through
with it.
Miss Mayer has been a pupil OF
Central for three years, and has sung in
many public entertainments, always
receiving a generous share of praise
She was a member of Central's "Bip
Four Quartette," which invariably
captured every audience, Her heavy
voice makes a splendid bass for the
ordinary soprano.
The following is the programme
presented
PROGRAM.
l.
Thy Beaming Eyes. ....,. Mac Bowel
The Sea. -. ............ Mac Dowel
Elk Maria from Mass In G). Van Loon
Benedictus From Mass in G.. ........,
III.
Cantabile From Sampson and Delilal
Ill.
Ritournelle 80. ......,.. Chaminadt
Wiegenlied ......... ......... Brahm:
Doris Violin obligato). %..... Neyir
Nv. s.s
Serenade. ....., .,....,. ,Neldlingel
Hearts Delight. ........s...... Gilchrist
Little Boy Blue -. -.i!....... joyce
Answer. 49,. ...,..-Y......R obyr
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Young rian rlobbed.

Hoods pills cure all liver Ills. Non.
irritating.
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| AnOw the
Business.

r,U ".' fact is worth a ship.ioad Of
a,Sln. a,' Wedooverwhelmiugly the
aSs as 0ptlca business Of this section
u,to, Olhtry' The fact is n substan.
VI ,,6,' our claim to give the great
tsio," Ia this Vicinity. Investigate
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-12-23
A Profitable
Business
For every woman who wants a

For every woman who wants q
Jacket or Cape for herself,
her daughter, her baby; or
who needs Blankets, Com.
forts, Carpets, Rugs, Oil
Cloths, Dress Skirts, Silk
Waists, Petticoats, Cloth
Waists, or anything else in
the Dry Goods line, is to
know where to get the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
CgrSEsr : QUEUE

The incoming mails from Manila bring
many queer stories OF events connected
with the war now In progress between
the United States troops aud the insur-
gents. When Macarthur led the first on
slsught TO the north upon the insurgent
stronghold, the American military com
manders were sInsz,d at the extent OF
the lootiDg prscticed by the non-com-
batants. The Chinese took a leading
part In this looting, beginning II before
the retreating insurgent forces were
fairly out OF u town. They apparently
had no conception Of the enormity OF
their o%ffense. aud 1t had been reluctantly
concluded to shoot some OF these Chinese
looters for the sake OF example, when a
young officer cut off the queues Of half a
dozen Chinese who had been taken red
handed, and the looting stopped and the
| Chinese disappeared as II by magic from
| the whole province.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
90
a. n

DETROIT.-The savings tanks Of
De,rOi, y ny red ice tn interest paid
IN iepo,it tO g per cent. SIX mOuths
agl they re- .u.ei the tat, Of interest
rom 4 & 3 Ic- ce New York
Herald.
Is ibis truth or fiction!
Things a-e rot as bad as this
n New Iors. None # The
great siv4rgs banks there are
paying less than 3 rer cent,
nd ev n that is a very meagre
rate. The great majority of
savings hanks pay 81 per
cent , and some still pay 4 per
cent. But even the highest
rate paid b. 'uch it s,itut ons
is not as high as that
guaranteed ty the Equitable
Society under one of its con-
tracts at maturity, and those
who are tryirg 10 save money
will do we'll To send for a
BOOKLET describing the 40
YEAR GoLD DEBENTUREs
issued and guaranteed by the
f utable Scciety (strongest
ia the w~orld-surplus fit y
mi lons) which pay
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21

Mrs. c ID. Anderson IL enjoying q visit
to-day from Miss Charlotte Brehaut, for
merly matr0n al ths Indian school In
this city. Miss Brehaut has lately been
CONNECTED with the Mescaler0 Indian
agency but has been transferred to the
Hooper agency In California She tx
poets TO leave this evening for san Fran
cisco.
KID. Stsnsell, who has bsen in the city
for the past month taking orders for
goods, returned this morning TO his home
In III Paso, Yesterday afternoon he found
bls bicycle, which had been stolen from
him the previous evening,
DR.. ". n. Gresnbufg will conduct me.
mortal services at tho Temple Albert hall
this evening In honor OF the memory OF
the late Baroness de Hirsch. The subject
will be "The COnsecrated Life"
Chss. Kircher. the travelling represen,
tatiye Of the Eli Walker Dry Goods CON-
pany, OF st. Louis, went down TO La.
Cruces this morning 20 visit his uncle
Numa Raymond.
Charles Refer, who occupies the chair
of agriculture IN the Agricultural anC
Mechanical Arta college, nj Mesilla, 70
turned 70 his home this morning after
trip 10 Aztec.
Joseph Bibo, OF the BlbO Mercantil,
company, IL In the city to-day from Ber
nalillo.
X X. Clancy and j. \. Palmer ar,
Colorado mining men who are Ia the city
TO day.
NJ, u, Myers, the hotel man at San Pc
dr0, IL In the city 10 day,
". V. Chavez was a passenger for SAINTS
Fe last night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21

The kingdoms and empires OF Europe,
including Russia, but excluding Turkey.
hold under their sway ll3 colonies and
protectorates. and these cover almost
20,0Oo,000 square miles OF territory. or
near two afths Of all the land area OF the
globe. Add the area OF the United States
and OF South and Central America, out.
side OF the colonies held by European IA.
lions. and fully 100000 square miles OF
land, or another nth OF the area OF the
globe IL obtained. The area OF Europe,
excluding Turkey, is about 100000
square miles.
Three centuries ago the commerce OF
the world was less than that OF the
United States to day. The colonies held
by the nations of Europe do an annual
import business worth fl.500,OO0.000
The exports from these colonies greatly
exceed that sum The commerce In and
out Of these colonies il therefore much
more than t3.OO0.Oo0.OC0 per annum
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21

VI nor SPRINGS
specIal Corespondence.

Special Correspondence.
Jemtz Hot Syringe. ~ Rev. Father
Martin. ihe new priest at the Jsmez
pueblo G LIBERATED Holy Mass in the
Catholic chapel here on Tuesday He
was accompanied by Dr.. j. + Robllard,
NJ. d. q prominent French physician,
who was very fayorably impressed by the
excellent medical qualities Of our dlfler.
ent waters.
Another tiny guest In the shape OF a
girl baby has made it, appearance In the
household Of one Of our merch ints,
Noises AbOusselman. II the increase in
population keeps on at this rate. we will
have to get up q city directory pretty
soon.
g. W. Bixler, from Albuquerque, has
been looking over the Sulphur springs
with the intention OF renting the place
this coming summer. and II arrange
msnts are made satisfactory he intends
to have the resort open for business close
TO the FIR I Of May. JEMEI.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
FROM CAsAS GRANDHS.
A Big Shipping Point for Cattle and
Otner Stock.

Special Correspo idcnCe.
Casss Grandc, Mexico, April 10 Cattle
shipping Is beginning now IN earnest,
ana many heavy shipments will soon be
made at this point.
The entire rauge interests OF northern
Chihuahua and northern Sonora center
here, aud this point leads both az a ship
ping point and az a supply station.
John Xii y, a well known Colorado cat
tlsman, formerly Ot Las Cruces, In load
log 1870 steers 10 day for shipment
north, and several thousand more are
under herd working this way for ship
ment.
The grass IL good and water abundant.
The weather IL cool with occa-ional
showers, and the wheat, oats aud alfalfa
are green.
The narrow gauge branch OF the Sierra
Nadre system II being surveyed from
this place into the heart OF the maln
range 10 tap the pine forests aud the
mines Of Chuichupa and GuaynOpa can
yon.
This country has much to tempt the
capitalist and the man Of energy.
You want TO cone down here on the
X q. 5. NJ. association excursion on the
9th Of May and see for yourself.
There will be horse racing for a stake
of $500, and cock lighting, music,
dancing, running the gallo. roping, steer
tying, bronco busting, aud oil such sports
galore.
Some OF the widest and wOOlliest cow
toys you ever saw will he here with some
OF the highest aud most artistic bucking
broncoa the world nj produce. You
know. of cnurga. that date In the Mexican
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21
HADLHY MEMORIAL FUND.
Commercial Club Appoints Committee to
Raise Additional sum REQUIRED.


At u special meeting of the CONNER
cial club last night. II was decided that
the club should take charge Of the matteT
OF raising the balance Of the 5000 re
quired from citizens TO make up the $780,
900 fund. TO pay for the erection OF the
Hadley memorial hall at the univer ity.
As will be remembered Mrs. ". G. Hal
ley contributed $4,000 for this purpose
with the provisO that an additional &c.
600 should be raised by other people IN
the territory. The last Legislature made
an appropriation by which about 5000
Of the amount will ne raised, and cOnse-
quently there remains 5000 TO be raised
among the friends OF the university in
this city and territory. OF this amount
$500 has been subscribed practically
without solicitation and II was 10 devise
ways and mean for raising the balance
that the meeting vas held last night.
President G. l.. Herrick. OF the uniyer-
sity, addressed the members on the i'm
portsnce OF building the Hsdley hall and
asking Tor their assistance at the present
time. The idea met with the approval Of
all and on motion. the following com
mittee was selected TO solicit suhscrip'
lions: O. N. Marion, X. p. Hall. A W
Cleland, NJ. 8. 0tero. Il. s. Slower Calvin
Whiting. Prof. G. l.. Herrick. 7. A. Fini'
cal, W. b. Childers. NJ. ". FlournOy. "
8. Stricken. Noa llfeld, Alfred Grunsfelt
and Pedro Perea.
The committee IL holding a meeting a
the Commercial club this afternoon, e
decide upon methods OF procedure.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-21

only within MA rist ESQ o. TIRES VEGAS
When he arrived il ie1 te Tuesday
he was stark. ravir r. m a. has lucid
intervals when IA recOgui friends,
NJ Is his usual wont. In a flash, how
ever. his mind giy's way and his rawlings
begin anew. He talks In a frantic man
ner on religious suit 'cts for q minute or
two and then again thTeateLs tho liye3
OF those around him. His mental con
dition Is such ~ make II unsafe FOR him
10 be at uhartX.