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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-14

Fresh Jerseys and Durhams. AT \. c
Dennett's ranch, ak miles south OF city,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-14

80" E"" 70
their treatment fAith.
fully. In fact. I seemed
to got worse all IN
while. I took limo
every social bloc
remedy. but they diduol
seem 10 reach the Dis.
eose. and had no effect
whatever. was a H.
heariencd. forit seemed
that I would never .,
cured. At The advice oI
n friend I then tool
s. g Sand began tolm.
RAnflnmuA fhf
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-14

Trustees sale.

FTW7TNF : NHTFs
Bids for the purchase of the stock of millin-
cry belonging to the estate of Eliza J, SayTe,
will be- received by the undersigned, a. trustee
Of said estate, up to and including the Goth of
Apr 1880; said stock Of millinery consisting
of hats, ribbons, trimmings. etc, and such
goods usually pertaining to a millinery bust
ness, exclusive Of the fixtures A complete
list Of the goods to be sold, may be seen upon
application to u, ), Rudey, ESQ, referee In
undersigned. said bids must be sealed and
placed In the hands of the undersigned before
also be subject I rejection by the said referee.
G. W. MEDLER,
Trustee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-14

It Is like elf-destruction TO continue
20 take potash and mercury besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry mp the marrow in the bones, pro-
ducing n stiffness end swelling OF the
joints. causing the hair TO fall out, and
completely wrecking the system.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-14

medicine. and ~ cured me completely, build.
Ing MP mv health and Increasing my appetite.
Although this was ten years ago, I have never
yet had a sign Of the disease 20 return.
". u. NEWMAN,
EHasFaF.u "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
CASUALTIES FROM THE STORM
Weight of Snow Crushes Kooi III 'e
tersburg-A Woman Frozen.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. Especial
The snow Is the heaviest known here
since the memorable snow storm Of l''.,
Tbe ground is covered TO deph o-
twenty inches on level ana ll some
places So the city it has driile" 10 d"
depth OF from Sis to eight feet
Ihe storm abated tonight ana STARS
ara shining. The Street Committee TO-
1., instructed the city Engineer 20 en-
NOV at once five hundred men To clean
Inc snow from the streets in order tnat
tba travel Of vehicles might be resumed
/, consequence OF the snow the public
.cboofs have been closed FOR an indefinite
period -..,
Am the cotton factories In the city ana
also Am Furick and MatOaca, Chester
field county, have closed tempoiaiHy
throwing ont of employment about seven
hundred men, women ana children. Inc
Petersburg Iron Works shut down To-
day Oh account OF the freezing Of their
waiter supply mpes These works give
employment to- seventy-fVe.
No trains have arrived here from the
North or South since last night.
The shoe dealers did a big business to-
dav ir the sale of rubber shoes ana
boots. One dealer sold out six cases oil
rubber boots
The Fire Committee. as precautionary
measure in case of fire. have purchased
additional horses. Should "a fire occur,
four horses win be hitched TO the fire
engine instead Of two, and two 10 the
hose wagon instead Of one.
Emiline Chieves. an aged colored wo-
man. was found frozen TO death at her
home ON Wythe street
The rear wall of Roper & Co.'S
wholesale grocery store on Sycamore
street fell IN about ! o'clock to-day,
crushed down by the heavy weight of
snow on tae roof
The roof fell and al the same time the
front wall of the third floor tumbled into
the street.
oir. Robert W. Rainey, book-keeper for
the firm. and X. j. Kidd. the assistant
book-keeper. were IN the office at the
time OF tile collapse ana both were pain.
fully injured.
Mr.. Kidd was caught under a rafter and
when removed was In an unconscious con-
ditiou. but recovered after being taken
out. and It IS thought that he is not
seriously injured. It IS said that but for
tee rafter he would have been killed.
Mr.. Rainey was hurt about the head.
Mr.. Nat Roper. a son OF Mr.. Bartlett
Roper. had his leg painfully injured. Al
alarm Of fire was turned In and the fire
department rendered aid
Mr.. Roper says he cannot tell yet what
his loss viii be.
A wood famine exists here and IL Is
impossible 10 secure IL al any price
There IS no spllnt coal I'm the city and
dealers who have Other coal are filling
orders only witch one-half loads. Some
Of the dealers have over one hundred
orders for coal 10 FIJI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

the country Is suspended and the town
is threatened with a coal and WOOD
famine. County produce cannot be got
ten. There IS practically no business IN
the town. IL IS not so cold as II was
the thermometer at 7. NJ. marking I'VE
degrees above zero. Relief for the SUI
fering poor IS being given by the ladies'
Of the city Mission and citizens gener-
ally.
The city public schools have closed on
account of the heavy snow.
The Baltimore and Ohio train GONG
North is stuck fast ia a snow drift az
Fort Defiance
DRIFTS EIGHT FEET
FREDERICK SBURG, VA Fen. H.
srecial-The storm continues with UNI
abated fury here. Last night the wind
blew "a gale and the drifts are eight feet
deep in places.
Snow is three feet deep on level.
Business is practically suspended. NO
trains are running north or south.
The train for Orange over the mario"
guage railroad IS unable to make the trip
to-day
The city authorities and church people
are active I'm providing foi inc poor
There are no cases OF suffering mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
n-.n..1,noL Eonnd Guilty.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, February 10
The Circuit Court this evening lo'' -
Judge e Dellenback guilty as iounu -
ths third specification. The sehueI0 =, -
the court was not announced aliu ~
understood will not be made puol'o 49,
after the trial OF Senator h'i H ~, ,t.tri
will begin within few days. ine ~ ~
specification in the charges Ssa t,.o Y >,
lenback is connected with ,le xto,ni,g
n,htch he as Judge plaei on the Manning
S,,.nrca decree and which. it IS alleged
no vas also lntereted in as counsel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
His Memory Honored In New hork
and Chicago.

anu
NEW YORK. February 13.-The Repub-
lican club of this city held ITS annual
6tnna- IN honor OF Abraham Lincoln at
D.inonico's tonight. About 80 guests
and members OF the club were present.
,,,,,rg those present were Governor
Roosevelt. Hoosic white, Major-General
Nelson Miles. Rear-Admiral Schley ana
Ex-Governor Morton.
Ia,rer was read from President Nc
kinney regretting hts inability TO be pres
emit The toast-maSter was Senator-elec1
Chauncey NJ. Depew
.sI,he state of New York was seSpond-
al 10 by Governor Roosevelt. VINO oe-
fendei the administration course III
the Philippines. .,
or-Generai Miles and Rear-Admral
schley spoke on the army and navy re-
spectively. 49,.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-The annual pan,
ouet Of the Marquette CluD was helu
this evening in the Auditorium. IL "as
the fourteenth event OF this klho anu
a large number of prominent men ltoni
oil narts Of the United States were pres
on, TN chief sneaker of the evening
was Whitelaw Reid. of the Spanish
American Commission. who responded
10 the toast American Diplomacy.
Mr. John Charlton NJ. p. and mem
her of the Brltish-American Joint Hlgn
Commission. responded to the toast
Abraham Lincoln.
The Hon. Charles G. Dawes comp
iroller of the currency. spoke about cur
rencv Reform"
The Hon. Stewart l.. Woodford' or New
York. ex-Minister TO Spain spoke ABOUT
Greater America.
Addresses were also made by several
local speakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
TWO FATAL WRECKS.

Many Persons Killed i'm Pennsylvania
Yesterday.
PITTSBURG, PA, Feb. lS.-Train NO
% the Chicago, Cleveland and Buffalo
express, on the Pittsburg and Lake ETC
railroad. was wrecked at the north END
of the freight yard in McKee's Rocks, at
Fleming Park. opposite Davis Island at
o'clock this afternoon. IL ran lhIousl Il
= ,niit switch and was completely
wrecked The fireman OF the train was
killed and a number Of the crew and
passengers were injured.
LANCASTER, PA, Feb. B.-A fatal
railroad wreck occurred this afternoon
at Charlottesville, three miles west Oh
Downington. The second section OF the
fast line east crashed into the rear OF the
first section Engineer Joseph Smith ana
Fireman Corson were killed outright a
number Of passengers were injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Six DAYS Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Bat 1879
,o9ntpbt eighteen men started on their
long Journey in the great international ma
six six day race at the Mechanics Pavilion Pavilion
n mn the auspices of the American
'cycle Racing Association. Of New YORK ,k
,nd Sam Francisco. The contest Is run
IA hours. whereas contests Of IKE ma
,rro have always run 142 hours. Among
The starters are: Charles W. Miller, Cni-
400 c.,e Frank Waller, Oakland; ., W.
pierce. Boston; Frank Albert, New iorn'
on,s Grim Pittsburg: John Lawson
chicago. Teddy Hale. Ireland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Dewey Were His Name.


~ ,o,,o an. raised his flag aboard the
An mentioned how that Dewey were
Ia aiS1.t have no great amount o. lip.
But wot he said ne meant it. fist the
uo nut rs thro' manoeuvres short an
long,
An ken ms at sub-calber. betweens.
Until we come TO anchor at HONG Kong
An got our orders for the Philippines.
Then this ere Dewey struck pow'ml
gait.
An mentioned how tibet somethin' had
ter drop;
He ken the colliers workin soon an
An, everv blessed Jackie on the hop:
An, w'en'e got lis bunker chock-a-block.
wy then he up an filled his maya
An tor 'em wen they asked him wots
o'clock.
"A little game O. Spanish Philippines
An, wen airs done. he up an goes to
The other ships a-trailin in his rear;
An wen he sights them Islands on MS
lea
He signals out fer every ship 10 clear.
we done il with a ringin', rousin' cheer.
For why wd kind o. learned 70 Ike his
The which were SIGH he made II 10 ap-.
lie knowed wot he were doin' all the
while
lie KEEP us on an OFF till close o. day,
An then he kind o. squared around his
An wig-wagged out. Their ships is in
the bay.
They won't come out SO I'm a-goin' In
He knowed the odds agin him in the
game,
He knowed the bay were mined FOR
Uncle sam,
He likewise knowed that Dewey we're
his name.
An bein' sich he didn't care n damn.
So on We went. a creepin' thro' the night.
Not KNOWN whereabout that we was
at;
With every barker stripped in trim fer
fight
An every blessed Jackie stsndin' pat.
An wen the mornin' broke. wy. there
we lay
Lined up, each crew a-standin' TO It's
gun,
Right in the middle o. Manila Bay
Old Glory gleamin' pretty In the sun.
There weren't no time ter talk about 1t
then.
Fer spain cut loose her iron in
shower,
An powder monkeys turned 10 hghtin'
men,
An. dghtin' men 20 devils I'm an hour.
'Twere lust one awful crashin, tesrin'
roar
Tibet seemed like It were Dustin O. yer
brain.
Along with shrieks OF Yankee shells thss
A message labelled: Don't forget tbs
Maine!
Ior' bless us. but II were a proper sight.
Them ships an forts a-spitin' shot an
shell.
An Dewey. lookin' pleasant an perlite.
Requestin' from the bridge 20 give
'em hell"
An wen we gifts the order 70 retire.
An waits until the smudge has blowed
away
An Uncle Sam were master or the bay.
I hear there's some as says it weren't no
fight,
As does their hghtin' home an in
chair:
III we'd been there" they says. wed
done II right"
Well. mebbe so-God knows that they
was there.
II weren't our fault the Spaniards
couldn't aim,
our ships was there to hit, as well they
knows.
But bless their hearts, we'd licked 'em.
list the same,
II they'd had gunners picked from all
that grows.
So. mates. these words j. all I've 10 say.
| says EN-. an I means EN-. every one:
They amt no other man alive. to-day
Would tried 10 do wot Dewey tried an
done.
We knows It. us as sweat behind his
guns:
They knows e.. them as writes mo
scroll OF fame
An wen they tells o. heroes 10 cur sons
wy mates. they'll head the list with
Dewey's name.
Manila Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

displayed by the Dixie could NOT De
seen for more than hfty rect
The government telephone Ilne aiong
the coast Is disabled, when cuts on al
ACCOMMODATIONS with the life-savlng sta
lions along the Atlantic coast. An Ell
fort will be made tomorrow reach the
..Dixie'' with tug boat via Smith ISL
and, but Il is feared the ice VIII prevent
their reaching as far as Cobb's Island
The names Of the New YORK party can n.
not no learned here. but II is said to be
a gentleman and his wife who came
down TO charter the Dixie Tor me re.
mainder Of this winter for southern
cruise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
VIRGINIA BURIED =
IN SN0WDRIFTS.
Continued from First Page

The heavy snow-storm, which set In sat
urd-v evening, Is sull prevailing mere
Nearly three feet Of snow has tallen
altogether, making the heaviest fan oil
snow IN this county since lSsO-Sl, when
a inches fell. A wind OF considerable
force is blowing, and making In places
drifts 10 the depth Of seven or eisn, !,
feet. and blocking the roads that leau
into Berryville. -
Trains running over the norfolk anu
Western railroad are suspended ana ~ am
No. q. going North. Is delayed mere,
while train No 3. going South Is heiu
at Ripon, a few miles from BerryNii'e'
by the heavy drifts. 4.
Business was practically suspended III
Rerrvville to-day. and no services were
held In the churches yesterday Iher-
mometer stands near zero. ....r,e.
ELEVEN INCHES AT LfNCHb h,I.
TYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. l3.-Snow zen
here nearly all day yesterday ana To-Day
nm 10 p. NJ, the total depth oeing
eleven inches. The minimum tempera-
ture for twenty-four hours up TO o CLOCK
tonight was degrees above zero. WIN
indications Of going below zero peiore
morning -,
Passenger trains are greatly delayed al
the way from two 10 eight hours. Ihere
has been no mail from the North since
early morning up to this time-s CLOCK
tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Cost Forty Dollars "a Ton.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 13.-Attested
thermometers registered "a degrees blow
zero this morning The poor have been
fed free at soup-house all day. and
various citizens have donated coal.
only one or two coal yards in Lexing-
ton have any coal, and they will not fur
nish to any person more than a ton
Coal has jumped from So. 30 TO so ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
ONLY Formal Ballots.

HARRISBURG. PA. Feb. ia haha o..
frI or senator's and members met IN
Joint assembly at noon and went through ,i5i
The form Of balloting for unl,eu
state senator There was no Quorum nn
, Csc and. Of course, there was no
DOVER. DEL. Feb. BON account ,' OF
~ raiIroad blockade only two senator
md one representative were present al
the Joint session OF the Legisature 40
dav They took one ballot and adJouri'eO'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
NEW WORKERS ICE BOUND.
Rev. Thomas Dixon's Yacht Frozen Up
Near Cobb's Island.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Feb.-lS-Spec-
ial.-The storm which has been raging
here since Saturday afternoon, has not
abated. The Peninsula is covered with
snow from two to two and hair feet
deep. A strong northwesterly wind has
been blowing all day. which has dri1ted
the snow SO that travel by railroad mas
been entirely suspended. The New York
express rain. which left here at ~ o CLOCK
last night, is tied up at Delmar.
Efforts were made to-day without avail
20 reach the Rev. Thomas Dixon's yacht
Dixie. which Is frozen up in Broadwater.
about FIVE miles from Cobb's Islands with
Mrs Dixon and party OF friends from
New York on board II is feared that
their food and fuel would run out by
tonight, which would leave them IN
precarious condition. On account OF the
weather being 80 thick, distress signal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
DEFIED THE STORM.
National Council Of Women Meets at
Church of Our Father

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia binding
snow-storm did not prevent the meeting
of the National Council OF Women at the
Church Of our Father to-day though the
members were late in arriving. About
fifty ladies were present. IL was decided
on. account of the weather TO hold con-
sinuous session instead of adjOurning the
meeting 10 meet again al o'clock, as
provided. The session was devoted ex-
clusiyely to business matters. the report
OF President May Wright Sewall being
the principal feature of the days work.
The programme has been changed so
that the address Of Mrs. Gates on The
Women Of HAWAII will be delivered on
Friday instead Of to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
rnnr Persons Found Dead.

MARLBORO. MASS, Feb. lS.-A p 20,
,,coroan who went TO a small house IN
the rear OF a shoe factory to-nish' ,.' 10
Investigate a fire. found the house run run
If smoke and in a room or the kltchen
FOUND four persons lying on mattress
which had been placed on the hoor' an
dead. and in the kitchen three other per
sons in state Of insensibility. Inc
case is wrapped in mystery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
HE LED LAFAYETTE'S ESCORT.
Major Newton Walker, Pioneer q
virginia. Is Dangerously III.

LEWISTON. ILL. Feb. l3.-Major New
ton walker. the noted Illinois pioneer, l.
dangerously III at his home In this city.
Major Walker was ninety-fve years o.d
I'm December. He was born in virginia
I'm 1875. and married Miss Ann Simms
eixtv-nve years ago. she is still In
fairly good health They reside on the
same spot where they settled as young
people when they came TO Illinois IN
1885 and built their forest home. II Is
now part of this city.
When Marquis de Lafayette visited
America in 1924 Major Walker com
manded the militia that acted as guard
of honor While he was visiting In that
mart of Virginia where Major Walker
then resided.
Major Walker was member Of the
Illinois State Legislature I'm 1873 with
Abraham Lincoln. and was a lifelong
friend Of that martyred President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

tirely restored my appetite, and gained
in flesh right off. can recommend Nef-
vura to anyone desiring a hrst-cIass
remedy. I intend taking the Neryura
again this spring" d,
Take DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy now 10 prepare YOU Tor
spring. You have the privilege also OF con-
sulting without charge with DR.. Greene
AZ West I4th St. New York City, whose
enormous experience and great success in
curing all forms OF complaints make your
cure sure. You can call, or il you prefer,
write him about your case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
GET READY FOR SPRING.
Dr.. Greene'S Nervura a Won
derful Remedy in My Case.
It Purified the Bad Blood and
Made Ne Gain In Flesh.
DR.. Greene's Nervura is the Best Spring
Remedy You Can Take.

Mr.. Geo. B. Tyler, Manchester, n. H.
saws: III took four bottles OF DIR. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy last
spring for impurities of the blood. My
appetite was gone and in many ways
felt the need of a tonic. The Nervura
proved a wonderful remedy. II purified
the bad blood almost Immediately, en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
The BuIgia Sinking.

LONDON. Feb. 14-L1oyds' agent al st.
SIchaels cables that the tank steamer
Northampton reports that the steamer
Bulgia, when spoken on February oth'
Lat. 40. Long 43, was in a sinking condi-
ton. with three holds full OF water her
rudder broken and her machinery dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
GERMANlC SINKS.

She Went Down at Her Pier !" WI VI
River Yesterday.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-The Whi'e ga
steamer Germanic. sank at her pier IN
North river this evening, and Is No"
lying partially submerged. - a,o
The accident is said TO have oeeh u"S
10 the heavy coating of ice when ioriie as
on the steamer. The heavy weight "
the ice and coal being loaded on, caus s',1
the steamer to list and slowlS SINK 10 'i'0
bottom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3-The Senate
to-day confirmed the following nomina-
tions. G. j Bell. assistant treasurer OF
the United States at New orleans. "a.
dudley Coleman, melter and renner OF
the mint at New Orleans; Mayer Cahen,
coiner of the mint at New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

tto.., curve sweener and oiier which
can be attached to the truck OF an ordi-
10y car. a frame being carried on Two
auyiliary wheels under the car. with
'-earing 10 revolve brush depressed
ssgainst the rails BY lever. which also
discharges the oil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Deadly Street Duel.

TEXARKANA.. ARK, Feb l3-Three
men were killed and another wounded
IN a street duel at DeKalb. thirteen
miles from here. this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
DISPENSING CHARITY.
Citizens Relief Association Relieves
the Worthy Poor.

y ~ "
The association has left no stone I'M
turned 10 relieve every case Of distress
brought 10 its notice, and is making a
special effort 70 furnish fuel TO those
who need IL. It's agents were busily at
work most Of Sunday and all day yester-