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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10

part OF the United States troops.
5chwan's column entered san francisco
de MslaboD with opposition this morning
The enemy has fed.
Washington. Oct. l0.-The naval &C.
count on Noveiets, winch differs mater.
tally from the account given by General
Otis, IL contained III the following cable.
gram received by the navy department
to-day from Admiral Watson:
"Msniia, Oct. 10-0ctober S.-Eiliott.
with 300 marines at the request OF Cen
erai Otis, attacked the insurgents outside
OF NOvsieta, and carried the out posts
and town while General schwsn TOOK
old Csvite and approached Novelets at
right angles. klliotts advance effected
q junction with schwsn at Novslsts
after resting they returned, having ac-
complished most difficult task, highly
creditable. The Spaniards found Move
leta impregnsbls, once lost an entire
regiment there. Petrol shelled the
country ahead Of Elliott but the marines
were subject to = hot DIRE from the in.
surgents.
Two officers aud nine men were
wounded, one man since died and fifty
temporary heat proslrstions. The names
OF the wounded follow:
"Hill. Z. B., first lieutenant. flesh, left
thigh; Langhorne, {. d.. assistant sur
gson, nssh, right srm; Mcdonald, John.
private, two wounds through head,
serious; MeKtnnon, A.. htst sergeant,
left wrist; Linnehsn, Il. g., private, left
wrist; Buehler. H.. private. above right
knee, d,sh; Williams, Guy, private. left
thigh, fracture OF bone, serious; Hannah,
p, private, hssh wound above right
ankle; Barker. N. T., private, Il ssh, right
knuckles; 0'5hes. B.. private, right but
toek. penetrating abdomen. DEAD; Al.
bright, j. r., private, abdomen, pertorat-
ing intestines, serious
"rhe Callso's light draf. enabled her TO
take position where shs effectively
shelled ths fleeing insurgents. Lang
horne, who was wounded early, while
dressing Hlll'' wounds, and who con-
tinued caring for the wounded and sick
the entire day, deserves highest praise.
"WATsoN."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10
MILLINERY OPENING.
Thursday Afternoon and Evening. Os

Afternoon and Evening, Octo-
ber 12.
On next Thursday, October II, In the
afternoon and evening, will treat the
ladies Of Albuquerque aud vicinity to one
OF the finest and prettiest openings Of
goods ever seen In the south
west. have just returned from the east,
where gave the big empOriums personal
inspection and selected goods suitable to
the wear and taste OF the ladies Of the
These goods are OF the latest
and prettiest designs, and everything
will be In place for the opening day
Thursday, October ~. Ladies' invited.
Mrs. NJ. MCCRElGHT,
No 3l2 west Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10
THE INSURGENTS ROUTED.
And to Get Even They Have Threatened
The Ho.pithls

And to Get Even They Have Threatened
The Hospitals.
Manila, Oct l0.-Maj0r Bell, with l20
picked men Of the Thirty. sixth regiment,
made a reconnaissance yesterday in the
direction OF Florida BlancO, four miles
out OF Guagua, and encountered body
OF 100 insurgents whom they routed, cap.
turing lieutenant and three armed
priystes. Near Florida Blauc0 they
met another body OF insurgents and
routed them, capturing another armed
lieutenant and one private. Returning
with twenty scouts, Major Bsll eneoun
tered the enemy for the third time. A
round reconnaissance resulted IN scat
terlng the insurgents Of that locality.
The last two days witnessed consider
able outpost firing by small bands OF in.
surgents on the northern lines. Stimuli.
taneously with the affair near La Iona
church yesterday, the ontpOsts OF the
American forces at Csloocan. Beposito
and MaIqyina were fired on 1t appears
the insurgents In the neiRhbOrhOod are
operating In bands OF from five TO twenty.
Ii is rumOred that attacks are to be made
upon the hospitals. The uprising in
Manila will result in a vigilance on the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10

Ar. aud Mrs. j. Aiderate, who ussd to b.
students here IN the schools, one In BIOL.
cal school, and the other in the HsrwOod
Home. After the sermon ne ordained,
assisted by the presiding elders, the fol-
lowing named 70 elders orders: Aga.
pito Mares, kpigmenio florez. A. A.
Macs, samuel Psdiila, Romulo Suszo, j..
A. Vigil and Camilo VsrBs. TIE mex
conference Is TO be held ut santa Ne
The bishops lecture last night. In the
Albuquerque College hall, Oh ois travels
In ths orient 70 q very appreciatiys
audience, was grand success. The
bishop will leave to.morro. night To
hold the conference In the Euglish
speaking mission at Ra.on whicn will
convene Thursday, the l2sh
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10
Gard Of Ihauks

The officers and members OF the High
land Methodist Episc pal church, south.
desire 10 EXPIRE ~ their thanks To all the
good people who 80 kindly assisted In
entertaing the annual conference which
recently met In this city. The visiting
preachers and delegates were all de-
lighted with the entert sinment received
and carried away with them most pleas
ant memories Of Albuquerque aud her
people. N. HODGsoN,
In behalf OF the church.
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The JANA Grocery Company.

Just received new Hollsn herring. i'm.
ported ssrdells. fine brick cheese. fancy
cream cheese ceryelat sausage, bologna
and ham sausage, boiled ham. fancy la
nsnas, California grapes. Las Cruces
peaches, Las Cruces apples, California
hgs, smoked msat, smoked tongues, fresh
crackers aud cakes. fresh candy. Look
through our stock aud you will llnd the
best assortment in the city.
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Notice Odd Fellows

Regular meeting OF Harmony Lodge
No. II, |. o. o. T. at ODD Fellows hall
this evening at 1880 p. IN. There will be
business OF special importance before the
lodge and a good attendance Is earnestly
requested. A special invitation TO any
visiting brothers that may be- In the city
Is hereby extended BY order OF the n. &
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10
,rohably no town of its

Probably no town OF its size contains
so many excellent dancers AZ Albnqner
que, and II IL a fOregone conclusion that
they will all be preser. at the Armory
hall on Thursday evening" to participate
In the treat provided by the Guards.
Mrs. Smith. prOprietress OF the Roose-
Welt house, on west Railroad avenue. who
has been seriously III the past few weeks
IL up and around to-day.
All ladies' shoes bought OF us cleaned
and shined free Geo, g. Gainsley Il Co.,
l22 south Second street.
Potatoes 81 per 100 pounds at the JANA
Grocery company.
Matthews Jersey milk; try It.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10

Sandy hooA, 0c,. lU..-The committee
decided that the next yacht race will be
Thursday, subsequent races being sailed
on succeeding days thereafter. except
Sunday, until the contest Is decided.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10
onsninr Announcement.

Mrs. Shoemaker, POS Gold avenue, will
hold her winter millinery opening Fri
day afternoon and evening. Oct 18Th
and respectfully invites the ladies OF Al
buquerque to call and examine her dis
play OF the latest styles and patterns.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10

On diamonds, watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
with me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
r. A. WHITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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ANOTHER MYSTERY.

The Waters Give Up Their Dead In Course
of Time.
New York. Oct. l0.-The upper part OF
q womat = body was found on the beach
near the quarantine station at Z a. m. 70.
day. That portion OF the body found was
from the waist line to the neck. The
left thigh WAS picked up at Seventeenth
street, near seventh avenue. The loin
was rec .ypred from the river and fitted
upon ths upper portion OF that found In
thp afr IL
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10

Our underwear at 500 per
suit can't be beat. Mandell &
Grunsfeld.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-10

MONEY TO LOAN

Mscksy- Bennett Cable Boat-.ll:25 O.
m.--Race declared of.
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Bishop NiDde,

The bishop preached a beautiful ser
mon Sunday morning. interpreted by
Rev. I ". HarwOod, just before the
sermon, the bishop baptised the babe OF
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-14

Troy News Banner: The bill for
changing the line between Obion and
Lake counties has been dropped, owing
TO the operation developed against It:
Us ~ sS(leys ~ n eQl6
cure the levee that.sfie has boon heed
ing for fifty years will be passed. W.
believe the bill is just and righteous
one and that it ought to pass. 1t will
increase the value OF every acre of land
in Lake county, will give them a rail
road or possibly two and will add mil
lions of dollars to the resources OF Ten.
nessee. Many people call this Harris
fight and demagogically appeal to any
prejudice that may exist against HIM In
order to arouse enmity against the bill.
This fight is not Harris fight; 1t is a
Lake county fight. and if she wants to
build the levee and tax herself. 1t seems
TO us to be pure democracy to let her go
ahead and benefit and develop herself
all she can.
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tgpspers, Haiti

"A eiktisisHs df pubLc. men
and cs6didsaSf q legitimate,
healthful and. pfoper. tut those
newspapers hioh through ssaliu
theft support Of s6es candidate.
are lead into mailing naligQsnt
personal assaults upon another,
or sounding hearsas pcaudals, sfe
to say the least, unfortunate.
This 10 oonspic9sas|t true. Of
such papers. 90 ID sFfew weeks
will have the MANS Of the csndi.
date upon vhq& they have wsged
such war. ct tie mat be@ 90 the
nominee n their sDerty.' and to
whom tl1oA yielq allegiance, be.
cause ifltsy ven honest in tbsir
Charge lhey osihpt yield an'hon.
est, hearty support when be 10
the nominee. But they ssy ~this
is politics" Yes, and It isxtbe
kind Of politics that 10 disgusting
90 many honest, fair minded men.
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DRIP. H. cnj3k5 Obion county.
was in theeity yetdky. .
MIR Sob * caxetty PAS In Hick-
man this week pr&pectiy for locating
a handle factory here Az
Z The aySsy camp has Seen mo we'd
from Smith hill to thesstate road, one
piJe east of The old depot.
kosSs Gsbe Hamilton, of Uniontown,
a a delegate to the Episcopal Con-
cstion, and the guest OF Mrs. J. W..
Rogers.
- We bought large supply Of Seed
Potatoes and Onion Sets early, when
they were cheap, and will save you
money on them. LEDFoRD q ROOMS.
Services at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Holy Communion at close OF norm
ing sermon. SundAv School ut 9:s0 ..
m. >All invited.
The river is falling beautifully, and
the prospect is good that 1t will be in
side ats banks in a few DAYS, and then
our "bottom" farmers can 60 to work
for boom crop.
The formal exchange Of the ratifi.
cations of the Peace Treaty between the
United States and Spain took place in
Washington, April IL, and President
McKinley's proclamation in accordance
Herewith Published the sane day.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Tyler entertain
ed the Episcopal Convocation and the
entire Episcopal congregation at their
beautiful home in the suburbs of Kick.
man yesterday at 8p. IN. We hazard
nothing, knowing the princely hospi,
tally Of the host and hostess. in saying
1t was a most delightful occasion.
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Local and. Personal.


Y John Noonon. of Fulton, was In
Me city Sunday.
Miss iizzie Amberg is visiting her
aunt In Tiptonville. -
v Open air concerts wila.be Held ~
4! eryffight next week.
Henry Briggs. Of Woodland Mills,
twas In town Wednesday. 9,
n John T. Cassetty, of Nashville, ar.
rived in the city Wednesday.
Y Mrs. Annie We'll, Of Chuukts,
Mich. Is visiting Mrs. M. Ambera.
Mrs. +. NJ. Usher, Of Fulton, has been
visiting relatives in town this week.
H Miss Nora Moore, of Rock Springs,
mis- county, is visiting Mrs. A. N. Perry.
| Mrs. Arthur johnson, Of Cayce, at
tended the Episcopal Convocation this
week.
Y Mrs Fope Herring and daughter,
Miss Bessie, are visitors in Hickman
this week.
The fishing season il still much be-
lated aud the prospect for suckers is not
5very good.
More rain, more rest, don't suit our
Farmers little bit. They are anxious
- get to work.
Charlie Carmap who killed Ed.
Long, at Mayfeld. has surrendered to
70 the authorities.
The Epworth League-Literary
meeting at the Methodist Church to-
night All invited.
/ Mrs. Jennie Maddox. accompanied
by her little daughter, visited friends
q Woodland Mills, tuesday.
y Cheapest and Best.
y "A fresh supply Of Garden Seed just
received at O. A. HoLCoMBE's.
John T. Dillon Ia filling the place
I Of book keeper at Hickman Bank this
week, In the absence Of Miss Sadie Am.
berg
= Mrs. Dr.. Trevathan. of Union City,
Is in the city, having been summoned
10 the bed side Of her brother. Mr.. Jas.
r. Greene, who Is very i'll.
y, Mrs. Ed. Webb aud Miss Tot Green
Fulton, have been the guests Of Mrs
ANNA Anderson, attending the Episco
bal convocation, this week.
lsss- One pound q Chase & sAnborn'
S{cofees. sold only by
II. BUCHANAN.
II Mr.. Jesse Helm, who has been REF
} cesenting Lewis & Co., OF Cairo, ht
now accepted position with j. J. {
eondurant and would be glad for hi
J friends to call on him there.
--Revs. MIR. Reid, Of Paducah; Cal
ter, Of Hopkinsville Rose, Of Hendel
son Ewing. of Uniontown and Price
Of Fulton, are the visiting ministers al
tending the Episcopal convocation.
! n. The full delights Of COTE
drinking have been unknown TO thos
who have not tried CHASE 81 SAN
BORN'S famous Roasted Coffee, sol
only by H. BUCHANAN.
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WILL THESE OFFERS GET YOU

On each and every yearly subscrip-
ton to the DELINEATOR received be-
fore April End, we will give SOC in
Patterns. Patterns to be OF your own
selection and to be taken when you
please
For 81 35 we give you the DELIN.
EATOR for IL months, the 50cents in
Patterns and the rier-Journal, two
papers a week, for one year.
Don't miss this chance.
This offer made only by
WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
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A FULTON XE.

"A Fulton "ysllsr" d 5t\bved on
Q place by the sidS Of Nbich ran .
railroad. Each dSRthat Dol dog,
Rover, WIS In the habit 6f rush.
ing ont ct eactntsGiH that came
through and chasing. It with great
vigor until the cab0ose was out OF
sight over the hill. when he would
return and crawl under the shade
Of the porch until the next train
came along. By and by. when age
began to creep on old Rover and
he felt his joints getting stif, and
the runs harder to make. he NUT.
tered sadly to himself: II don't
know what will become of things
around here when I get too old
TO run. Those blamed footing out.
fts will take the place" Moral
Many an individual thinks he 10
prying up Halifax. when 80 . mat.
ter of fact. he 10 wasting time and
Wind.--Fulton Leader. )
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,I.s q / 81. . "a. sssA' IS !

lIsbed 10 : snsIl vel III vIIisSs
and . native was appointed post.
master. After Q while complaints
were made that no mail was sent
ont from the new post.off1ce, and
an inspector was sent to inquire
into the matter. He called upon
the postmaster and asked why no
mail had been sent out. The
postmaster pointed to Q big and
nearly empty mail bag banging up
10 the corner, and said swell, l
amt sent it out cause the bag
amt nowhere nigh full yet !"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE SPRING EXPOSITION. \:

l exposition Of the New Spring Millinery, Fine Dress Goods
and Trimmings Ladies Tailor Made Suits Shirt Waists &C.,
and the showing has aroused much all sides We
have had praise and compliments from every We feel
that have surpassed best efforts Come
feast your eyes the beautiful things displayed,
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Millinery.

This Department is the main
center of attraction just now.
The Pattern Hats are lovely,
but the creations OF our milii-
ners are lovelier still. Words
cannot do justice to the beau
tiiul things shown here, and
we hope you'll come see them.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-15

very long nor very wide, and in the
summer months far from imposing.
Not many months ago it took notion
to get out of its banks, and the result
was that almost the entire railroad sys-
TEN of Indiana suffered and hundreds
of thousands of dollars of damage was
done to embankments and tracks, not
to mention wrecks and loss of life.
1t is usually supposed that mountain
torrents are dangerous, but White
river can give any mountain stream
odds and take the trick, even though 1t
flows through an almost level country,
across the entire width Of Indiana,
from the Ohio line to the Wabash. The
Wabash. Indianas chief river. is cele-
brated in song and poetry but in this
respect it does not compare with the
little White river.
White river tries to keep up it's
reputation from season to season by
taking along a bridge now and then
mcnt and making the crew take SWIM
ming lessons. incidentally it gathers
up such trifes as an occasional COW,
a few shocks of fodder, or manages to
put down a gravel bank in a wheat
field. Ii is full Of fun. White river
is almost exclusively a southern In
diana institution, since it does not ex-
tend its meanderings much north of
Anderson
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1NDIANA's ERRATIc RIVER.
Crossed by Railroads oftner Than
Any Stream in the World.

Any Stream in the World,
From the Chicago Intor-Occan.
What is the name Of that river?"
asked traveller on one of the trains
on the Louisville division OF the p,
c., c. and ST. l.. the other day, as it
was swiftly going north.
"White river"
Silence and the smoke Of cigars pre-
vailed for a little while until another
bridge and apparently another river
We're crossed.
Once more the query came: what
river is this2"
white river"
"See here, neighbor," and the man,
evidently a Kentuckian, sat up straight
in his seat lis every river in this state
called White river?"
To the uninitiated traveller it GER
tainly seems as if there were no less
than a few hundred White rivers i'm
Indiana, for this otherwise rather in
significant stream is crossed by more
railroads and oftener than any other
river in the world. The Louisville, the
Indianapolis and various other divis-
ions Of the F., c., c, and st. l.. cross
#, some Of them as often as three
times The Monon, the indianapolis
and Nincennes, the B. and O. $. w,
the Big Four, the Lake Erie and West
ern among the north and south roads,
not to mention a score of east and west
roads and divisions, are compelled 10
span IL with their bridges, and have
trouble enough with it, for it is a tur-
bulent stream, although it is neither
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-15

when the world was mostly covered with
ice, a mile in thickness, more or less; !;
and lastly the period in which we now
live All these, known in science by
their geological names, were successive
stages in the great world history, and
each with its accompanying condition OF
atmosphere and climate as Il new heaven
and a new earth. Each too, as it came
was AN advance upon all that had pre-
ccdcd it, containing higher orders of life
and bcttercd conditions of existence. Ami
mails, save of the lowest types, could not
have lived in the poisonous atmosphere
of the coal period, which is the reason
why we find so few animal remains
among the fossils. Man, probably, could
have not lived in any of the ancient
carths which preceded the present.
MORAL EVOLUTION.
1t is, then, according to all the ana
logucs of it's past history that there
should be still again, a new heaven and
a new earth. There are but too many
indications that the world We now live in
is not a perfect one, such as we might
expect an innnite Perfect Being would
appoint for the final abode of His crea-
lures. Ii is good one for state of
probation and discipline, but not for the
final reward. New changes, therefore,
are before II, whether by actual nre, as
the letter of Scripture seems to imply,
or by the power of the Holy Spirit work
ing through moral causes and through
man himself causing him to fulfill his
original commission to replenish ana
subdue the earth, and 50 restore the
Eden which by traEsgrcssion he had lost
/ will not say. But the result is certain,
Science and Revelation on this point
speak the same language. Each points
to q blessed era in the future surprising
all that has gone before it, 1t shall be
as a glorious city coming down from
God out Of Heaven. And as each of the
past stages Of the earth had inhabitants
of higher orders than the preceding, 50
into this glad new world shall i'm no wise
enter anything that detileth or workoth
abomination or makoth li9 There,
too at last, shall God Himself come down
to dwell with men and they shall be Ills
people, and God Himself shall he with
them and shall he their God. And God
shall wipe away all tears from their
eyes. and there shal be no more death,
neither sorrow nor crying neither shaU
there be any more pain, for the former
things shall have passed away.
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SIX BY SEVEN.

They had thought love in cottage
Would be fine;
81 will help you wash the dishes,
My divine,
And We two will just be happy
Rain or shine,
She, cntranccd, enrapturcd heard him.
And was glad
She had read lot of novels,
So she had.
And she knew love in a cottage
Wasn't bad,
So they stood before the preacher.
lie and she;
Then they hunted for a cottage,
But, an me,
There was none they'd live in, even
Though 'twerc free!
She had given up her novels,
And all that
She has farmcd out both her parrot
And her cat
They are living in a six by seven fat
Cleveland Leader,