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serReant.Rt-Arms westerhon TrIes to Take
aGun from James Van Blarcom.

serEesnt-at-Arms Westerhoh TrIes to Take
aGun from James Van Blarcom.
PATERSON \. j.. Nov. ll.-ssrgeant- at Arms
Bernard Westerhotf OF the District Court. was
shot and seriously wounded at the Grape
vine Hotel to-day by James Van Blaroom,
known as the Swearing Dominic" OF
Bergen county. Van Blarcom has boon
arrested a number OF times for swearing
and Invariably In court he defended his right
to do So This cost him considerable money
and he never won. A dozen years ago he nher-
tied 100000 from his father who was Of an old
Bergen county family. He built large hotel Al
Oakland and lost money. It 10 said, In that and
other ventures. Recently Ia tired OF Bergen
county and b.cams the proprietor OF the Grape
Vile Hotel at West Twenty seventh street
and the River Road. 10 bought furniture Oh
Lockwood Brothers / Co. and that arm took
out an execution against him.
Wssterhon acco mpanied by two OF the firms
men attempted TO serve the execution to-day.
van blsrcom got doubls-barrslled shotgSn
shu threatened TO shoot any one who touched
his furniture. Westerhoff ate m pied To tax the
gun from him and In tho struggle Van Blair
com. II 10 said. pulled both triggers ct . mo-
ment whsn the Run pointed to Wssterhod. IVES.
terhofts clothing was burn cd and torn and shot
from both barrels lodged in his right breasS
and side. The wounded ian was taken homo.
Hewil probably recover unless blood poisoning
Van Blarcom led. He 10 thought to be In
hiding In the Preaknsss Mountains. Police de-
tectives are In pursuit. The man OF oaths who
was once a preacher OF local fame In Bergen
county. 10 55 years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
TO CARE FOR BRITISH WoUSDEp.
Surgeons and Nurses Sail To-day to Jsia
the American Hospital Ship.


The Atlantic Transport Line steamer MosabA
will sail this afternoon, having among her pas
sengers three surgeons and five trained nurses
who will serve on the hospital ship Maine. which
the Association OF American Ladies' In London,
represented by Lady Randolph Churchill. 10
sending out 10 South Africa About thirty more
will follow next week, The trained nurses sail
iag today are Miss NJ T.. Hubbard who is in
charge Of the party and Miss Virginia Ludc-
kcns, Miss Jennie A. Manly, Miss Saroh c. Nc
Ncan and Miss Margaret j Mcpherson Tho
surgeons ar" DIR George Eugene Dodge OF i5G
West Eighty fourth street DR. u ~ ncth Rod.
man Of 2 West Eighty eighth street, and III
Charles Henry Weber OF Philadelphia
The party will take an ambulance selected
by Gen, Francis V. Greene ~ the best product
Of army cNpcricnc". II rs sent Ns u personal
gift " Mrs Whitclaw Reid, 10 whom Lady Ran
dnlph Churchill and her English asDciatcs have
ntrustcd the entire work Of soliciting the American
was constructed after designs by Major F, I T.
Marsh
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Assets of s4e4 900 Worth Only $40, 900.

PORTLAND. Me. Nov. 1.-the creditors Of
Woodbury. 4 Mouton. bankers. tonight
received the preliminary report az tho as
siGnces. II shows total liabilities Of SS37 900.
OF which S775.4OO 10 secured by collateral.
whose value the assignees estimate at
100000. Among the assets are coronation
securities whose face value is St24.3i, and
than $lO.OuO in the omen market. The esti-
mated market value Of total unrledged assets
IL $53.OOO No trace Of Edward +. Dsering
the receiving teller. who disappeared sunday
has been found.
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NINE Mhy INJURED.
breaking of q Mould FILLED with Molten
steel In Newark.

A large mould In the foundry building OF tho
Atha 4 IllnEworth Steel Works in Newark
broke yesterday Just as It had been hllsd
with molten steel TO make a base plate for
tn. new East River bridge. Ado2en men were
standing around the flask and another was
perched over It manipulating the ladle from
an electric crane. Flames gushsi out In every
direction from under the broken mould. and
six men and boy on the ground we're more or
lsst seriously burned about the lace. hands
and chests while the man on the travelling
crane was almost roasted before he could DO
drawn out OF the way.
This mao was James Proctor. aged 81. Of II
Monroe street, The others are Michae! Kelly.
sC-d ! I. o. y, Narket street; Edward lough-
man. aged -, ot21 Mott street Matthew Far
ley. 81. OF lnT haEazIhe street: Henry Pnger.
- ~ ~. iWi !.m"rn str.ei Henry Hnpp; 33. OF
street: Charles Dun h'.r. slightly Richard Doyle
ot ~. Fillmore street. slightly. Most OF the
Injured men are being treated in the Newark
hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
TEACHERs' EoUAL RIGHTS.
Proposed LAW TO Override the Boards of
New York, Buffalo and Albany.

The fourteenth annual dinner Of the Associa-
ton Of Graduates OF New York State Normal
schools was held at tn Hotel Marlborough last
night, Covers were laid FOR lo5 guests
Speeches were made by |. Is. Poucher
Of Oswego. Nyron p. Scudder OF New Paltz
Thomas L. Finnegau Of the State Supsrin-
tendent's Office at Albany, and Asscmhlymnn
Edward II. Fallows Nr. Falluws devoted the
greater part OF his speech to tho discussion OF
the equal rights" movement that the teach
srs are beginning to aGitate. He pointed
out that IL was unfair that a Normal School
certificate should be accented as q quail
1caton In every city Of the Staie
falo and Albany. and declared that II
should to accepted in those elite. a. we'll He
added that II the teachsrs would agitate the
matter so as to get pu bio sentiment aroused.
he would be pleased to introduce bill to cover
the matter at the next session Of the Legisla-
plause.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
ALABAMA REPUBLICANS MEET.
Leaders Hold . Conference and Commend
hcKinisy's Administrs alton.


Mckinley Administration.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov ll.-Nearly one hun
drsd and NIFTY Republicans from various
districts in the State attended a con-
ference here to-day. called by Chairman
william Vaughan OF tho State Executive
Committee Chairman Vaughan announced his
candidacy for reelection and spoke OF the sue
ces.tul administration Of President Mckinley.
On local matters. he said the Republicans could
not stn nd one m n government. limiting at Col.
William Young blood the National COMMITTEE
man IRON this state. whose friends met
couple OF weeks ago and did not invite tho
bu'k OF tho party leaders IN the state.
The Mckinley administration was endorsed
heartily. sympathy vas expressed Tor Niee-
tiones and the recent election throughout
the country was spoken OF as endorse
ment for his management MIR. vaughan
was endorsed. and tho meeting OF Oct.
~ was condemned. 4 full state ticket was
suggssted. and one will DO put out for next
years election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Baidwlnsyiile Lawyer Missing Since Election
DnN.

BALDwINsyILLE, y, Y, Nov, ll.-Lawyer
Frank =, Tuger OF this place myscrously disap-
peared last Tuesday night and his friends fear
that something serious has happened to him.
home on the last trolley car hints vet here about II
O'Clock. lie got of and started for hone, but
returned TO the car again. and said he wanted 70
20 TO Baldwinsville. The conductor informed
him that he was In Baldwinsyie, whereupon
Tuger got oil, and has not been heard Of since.
Search has been made in Syracuse and here, in
Guiding the river aud canal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
hottie FROM the PORTLAND.
whiskoy FLASK with n Supposed Message
from the sinking Steamship.

BosToS. Nov. ia special despatch from
Portsmou says that George futile. u farm
hand EN- poyed at the Mahoney farm in Green
land. while fishing at Great Bay Yesterday
afternoon. saw bottle floating up the stream.
He succeeded in hauling II ashore. and found
II was a common whiskey flask. but com
plete,y covered with marine growth. He saw
piece OF paper on the inside upon which the
following message was written:
On Bcari the Portland The boat Ia going
down and all will be lost Goodbye. and may
God rest our souls. WILLIAM MAyERCK."
New York city"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
WARNING TO RITUlLIsTs.
Bishop of London Threatens to Suspend
Three Recaicitrsuts in His Diocese.
Special Cattle DsipatoA to The suS.

Special Cable DsspatoA to THE Sun
LONDON. Nov 1l.-Although the Archbish-
ops decision At the Lambeth Conferences
against the use OF incense and portable lights
Is generally obeycd In London. three OF the
forty a 10y, Tor. are still rscalcltrants. The
Blshy o. I.'n.am has Informed them that
they mss i.r..Nith abandon their practices
or he would SUSPEND them for two years. The
recalcitreuts refuse to reveal their attentions.
one remarking that Bishops do not always
carry out their threats.
Thsrs are signs elsewhere that perhaps there
will BE- .ufticent ritualistic opposition to force
Mr. Baltour to fultl his promise at the next
session 20 deal with the question leGislatively
II the disciplinary efforts OF the Bishops are
not effective.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
1e4 DIVORCE CASE, IN BARTyoRp.
Forty-.even of Them VIII he Heard in
January-Mr.. MnrGnret M0rgan's Case.

January-Mrs. Margaret MorRan's Case.
HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. ll-There are l24
divorce eases fied for trial at the coming
terms 81 the Superior Court opening in
January. during which month iorty- seven
will be heard. This is nearly So per
cent. NJ all cases awaiting trial
The majority are asked on the ground
o. de.ertion. Habitual iutcmperance comes
next. with cruelty and !nfd"!ity ranking third
and fourth A case OF eXce ptioual inter-
est Is that OF Mrs. Margaret Morgan
against DR.. Sidney Morgan. a wel.kaown
Hartford phys ic-n The latter obtained
q divorce 10 Dakota on the ground OF cruelty,
hut his wife intends To fight the legality
OF the Dakota decree in this Sta's
and applies for divorce OF her own
on the ground OF nhdclty. introducing doe
umenta 10 show that n divore" was
granted 10 New York man in which case pr.
Morgan figured as the correspondent. This " III
be the f,rS' case ever testing the legal iy Of
Dakota divorces in this state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
TAYLOR'S CHANCES BRIGHT.
DKMoCHd TIC FIGURES STOW THAT
HE WAS ELECTED GoVERNoR.

Osly Twenty-sevan Counties to he BEARD
from In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no cinl
Figures show that Taylor VIII Over
come Goebeps Lead - Cases of Fraud.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. 11.-Off1eial returns
from ninety-two counties give Gosbol plur-
allty 1883. There aretwsnty-seven counties
outstanding, Of which nineteen are Republi-
can and eight Democratic. According to I'M
official returns. claimed by tho Democrats. the
missing counties show these majorities:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Ahearu Z. Gicau.l's Place.

Fire Commissioner scsnnell yesterday al
ternoon assigned Chief Of Battalion
Thomas J. Ahearn OF the Fifteenth Battalion
to be Acting Deputy Chief OF the Second D!vi-
SION. to MI thu place OF Deputy Chief Girquel.
Ahenrn Ia a brother Of state Senator Ahearn.
and has served or some time in the upper sec
ton OF Manhattan. Can't HekTn. OF Truck
IL. will take Abearn place As Chief OF Bat
al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
DIR. Won Koerner's Appointment.


BERLIN. Nov. H. - DR.. Won Koernsr sI-
Director OF the Imperial Treasury. has been
appointed chief Of tho economic political de-
partment OF the Foreign ONCE. The appoint
ment Is interesting in view OF the coming re-
reval or abandonment OF existing treaties OF
commerce. The doctor Ia reputed 10 DO
Liberal Econsmist. with a leaning toward
frso-trade principles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
A STABLE ConEer Eel.

Among the other things received last week
from the fishing banks, at the Aquarium. was
congcr eel. the biggest ever exhibited there
The Aquarium has had ono cong-r as long
M this one but none Of equal thickness THIS
and half inches IN diameter II Is estimated
10 weigh about eight pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
THE SAMOAN SETTLEMENT
Herr von RueIow Congratulated by the
Au,tro-Hungarian Foreign Minister.

Sr,c,aIt dbs D,ipdfeh 10 THEs uS
BxPIrS. Nov 1l.-Count Goluehowski, the
Au.,ro. Hungarian Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
h,, sent n despatch to Herr Won Bnlow. Prus!
aim Minister oil Foreign Affairs. congratulate
ing him on a solution Of the samoan difficulty
which Ia 40 satisfactory 10 GERMANY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

mayor van Wyok Soins 10 - Dhner'
Mayor Van wyck will suspend his rule
against attending public dinners BY going to
the diAner to be given on Friday evening at
the Waldorf. Astoria by tho Plan aAd Scope
Committee OF the Dewey celebration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
s.s.m.h,p Wanna Aground q. Q.s.n.tows.

SyeetaI Cabls Dsipate' to THs suS.
LONDON. Nov. ia despatch to Llo5ds
from Queenstown says the steamship Vienna.
from Philadelphia. has gone aground. she
will have to be lightsned before she can pro-
cad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
PETROLEUM THIs SHIPS FUEL.
The schau.tuug Launched at Bremorhaven
for the Asiatic Coast Service.

SptcdI Csbls Defp1eh 10 THH Scs
BEnLIS Nov. ia Bremerhavsn despatch
Announces the launching At Rickmers ship
wards az the steamer Schau-tung. destined for
In, Eastern Asiatic coast service She Is said
10 be tho first seagoing steamer generating
.t.nm by mems OF petroleum.
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Latest Marine Intelligence.
Arrivedi --ss Lucania. Mckay. Liverpool. Nov. Z
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at such times. I have
been treated by the
best doctors in this
city but got no help
whatever. ! wrote TO
you for advice. YOU
told me that by my
sy m pit o ms you
Thought ! had livef
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

eight per cent. OF
those who have
used it, and the
number of these
reaches to the
hundreds of thou
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
stories from Dublin.

Prom the Grand Rapids Democrat.
A man visited a hairGresser's shop in
Kingstown County, Dublin. 10 have a
shampoo after the nights run from Lon
don. As he was leaving the man tri d 10
induce him 10 buy a bottle OF ha.Twash.
what sort OF stuff is ito he asked ~Oh.
MS grand stuff" be replied. 'Its a sort
OF multum in parvo; the less you take OF
IL the better OF course. what the hair
dresser meant 10 convey vas that a little
Of the stuff vas as effieacious as a large
quantity,
Two laborers set out from Wexford 20
walk 10 Dublin. By the time they reached
Bray they were very much tired win
their journey. and the more 80 when they
we're told that they were still twelve miles
from Dublin. BE me sowl" said one.
after a little thought: sure it's but six
miles apiece, let Us walk on
As a friend with whom a traveller was
STAYING and his visitor were walking oae
day over The Wicklow mountains. they
net a character" d nerson well known
fC- some geason-fcndncss Of drink. for
insfancr-hI the strict Well Nick ("
said the host. I've heard some queer
stories about yeur dolnss lately" .SOchi
don't behave thin. sir replied Mick
'ShuTe haif the lies touid about me 81
the nay beTs isn't thrutr
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
Hewtn IimenTrnin.

From the ClEcinHai C5zsnercIaI -T-fhrne
Not one person 20 a hundred who fravs,s
has any idea Of tie speed Of a train. and
even large percentage OF the regular
Iainment cannot tell with any degree q
accuracy. Engineers use their ,ifIvlny
wheel as a gauge. They know its c!rcum-
ference, and by counting It's revolutions
within q certain time. can tell very accu-
rately the speed az which they are run
ming.
a favorite methad OF timing among pas
sengers is 20 count the telegraph poIes.
"A a rule these poles are planted thirty 20
the mile, but IN prairie countries where
ouly a single wire j. used. the .unber
dimmishes 10 twenty-five. 20 tnzI ruie
will not always work The mos accBrate
method. and the most IN use Oy EXPERT
enced railroad men. j. 20 count the bum
Der Of rail joints the train passes over IN
twenty seconds. The rails on nearly an
roads are thirty feeg 10 length. an! me
number pagsed ever IN twenty seconds 3
the speed per hour a tram = running
For instance. u passenger can CONT
thirty clicks On a rail- joint in twenty sec
onds. the train u running ~ d speed o.
thirty miles an hour. Actually. ,hls Eeth-
Cd falls 4 little short. a. iu the example
given abOVe the speed w5glt y ueafef
fhirry-Oue than thirty mii~s, bg. Is = scar
srough for ~ practical DuEpos -.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
In south America

Frsm - C.iasso Egeaing P0sr-
80 you have your labor troubles hzee,
also." said the North American Who vas
temporarily q visitor % one o. the sosth
American republics.
labor troubles cried the native
drawing hlmzeif uD pTOudly and speaking
with every evidence Of excite ent. we
ssve no labor troubles. where ID yOu
get that ldeSz VINO tod you that We had
any trouble about 2boTT'
''Oh. no enc. replied the yiE.t5T, Il
drew ny own conclusions. ] AS6 some
T.ofing and suppgseH--
"Eiof4ug.@ exclaimed the native. Hot
.ngf sir I Woaid have yOs undeTEtsna
hat this q q revolution
"Oh" zald fhe man from the north H.
was really al that he could say without
giving on~nse. There Is such = eiEIs----ce
IN localities.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
AFTER LEhTEh GLOOM
Easter Girl More GOrgeOusly
Attired Than Ever.
4 VISION OF RIBBONS AND LACES

The Society Girl Drops Her Feaitential
Frows 20 Psrtake of Esster Gayety-Wiu
Wear a short Train I'm the streot-Her
Froeks sud Hats VIII lie Draped with
Ripping Lsee-Aprii Zophyrs wit riay
with Streaming giDbons ard LoRE >oarfs.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-28
GAME AND FISH IN CUBA.

THE END.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10
WILL OF Wilson wADDIseHAM.
IA Requests of the New Mexico Ian
Owner tn Relatives.

The Requests Of the New Mexico Land
owner to Relatives.
The will OF Wilson Nottingham, the
capitalist who died last month, was filed
on Tuesday at Kansas City, Mo-, for
probate. The will appoints David T.
Beals. president, and Charles II. V.
Lewis, cashier OF the Union National
bank, and Mamie W~addinghsm. the
widow. trustees to manage the estate
aud dispose OF II as provided in the will.
An annuity OF $4,000 is given to the
widow. An annuity Of $1,000 IL given
Mrs. Bmma Waddingham, Of New York.
The children of Mr.. W~sddingham, KIM
ma. Robert. Lillian and Charles. get
$1,000 n year apiece. The daughter,
Mira. william j. Mills, OF Las Vegas, n.
~. gets $4,000 a year. The will gives
5000 to Dora AIista Beals. the little
daughter OF David 7. Beals. the banker,
Mr.. Waddingham calls her "My little
friend" This money is TO be invested
and the principal and interest given her
when she becomes Of age. The will
gives 5000 TO Katherine, the only
daughter OF Charles II. ' Lewis. She IL
named In the will, MY little friend,
Katherine" This IL to be invested, and
principal and accrued interest il to be
given her the day she becomes of age, or
II she is married before that she will get
1t on her wedding day. All the rest OF
the estate Will go 10 Waudie Barrow
wsddinghsm, the youngest son, when he
becomes 80 years OF age.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10

THE English legitimisis announce that
there are now living LIE persons who
are descendants Of Mary Stuart. the list
OF these IL contained in the "Halendar'
published by the legitimists. No less
that ca Of these LIE persons have
better claims 10 the throne than Queen
Victoria. for the latter enjoys only a
parliamentary title" and the legitimists
do not recognize "the people" Qneen
Victoria is a descendant OF Mary stuart,
but inasmuch IA she represents the
female line and traces back her title
through James Is daughter Elizabeth,
and holds the throne by virtue OF the act
Of parliament which excluded the male
line, the legitimists regard her as a
''%usurper
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10

IN the trial OF the Fountain murder
case at Hillsboro, a couple OF firms OF
lawyers engaged in the case have as
serted that tho news furnished by the
Associated Press was colored and incor-
rect. This great news gathering associ-
alton tries to give only the news. and II
one Of its correspondents in this terri
tory has abused the trust imposed in
him. he should be made to suffer the full
consequences. In reading the reports of
the trial, VI have failed to discover the
coloriDg of the testimony. Melville X,
Stone. manager OF the Associated Press,
will no doubt thoroughly investigate the
charpp.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10

In trying 10 develop the u OF
New Mexico. W. Burke. OF the Demo-
crst. has always taken a leading part.
A few days ago he suggested that there
was money to be made in tanning
horned toad skins. The New Mexican
now claims that 1t first suggested the
idea to the economic world. The matter
will be investigated by the bureau OF i'm
migration, assisted by the bugologist OF
the Agricultural college, And right
here THE CITIZEN wishes to modestly in.
quire whether a horned toad Ia a bug or
a reptileY
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10

Down In Dona Ana county on numer-
Gus occasions, several would bs bad men
have announced that blood would dow
on ths streets OF that quiet town II GER
tain things happened. This has been
going on for several years, and only one
man has been killed. In fact, a trial Ia
going on now TO find II he was mur.
dered, his body never having been found.
There really are no very bad men in
bona Ana county, They will average
with the rest OF mankind. but they have
have fell into the habit OF insisting that
they are blOodthirsty. This ~belligerent
spirit IL said to be caused by the excel
lent enchalades made in that town,
which have more than the usual mod
cum OF chill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10

"The power OF the press" IL a common
expression, but few really realize Its
actual power. Deep thinkers do not
hesitate TO assert that half the crime OF
our country may be traced to this source.
But great IA Is the Influence OF the press,
IL cannot begin to equal the power OF
Hostetter's stomach bitters over disease
Most diseases originate In a weak
stomach. The Bitters strengthens the
stomach, purifes the blood and cures
constipation. IL will tone up the ner-
YOU system and stimulate inactive
kidneys. As al appetizer 1t Ia m
equalled. IL cures sicK people, anil an
occasional dose regulates the bowels
and prevents we'll people from becoming
sick. II you want to get well, and keep
we'll, use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10

THE Salt river valley Of Arizona Ia be-
coming noted for Its fruit. Strawberries
and b ackberries are produced in alum
dance and the business Of shipping them
from Phoenix to other portions Of the
southwest is rapidly becoming impor-
tant. The product Of aprlcots is also
enormous In the Salt river valley and
rapidly increasing, aud the demand fol-
this delicious table fruit is creating q
lively shipping business OF Importance
nj Phoenix.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-10

time at the Sunday matinee tomorrow.
II Is we'll staged, correctly mounted. and
the costumes are elegant. Ia addition TO
the regular company. Mr.. Frank Lee will
assist Miss stillm, IN In the production.
The prices for maiiness at Orchestrion
hall are only l5c and 25c. The room IL
cool and pleasant. electric fans cool the
hot atmosphere. and 'Lucretia Borgis"
will surely please every one.