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Beware of Continents for tatarrh That Con
 tain Mercury,

tain Mercury,
 as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can pos sibiy derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, O., contaips no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken in- formally, and made in Toledo, O., by F. J. Cheney & Go. Testimonials free.
 Sold by druggists, price 75c per bottle.
 Halls Family Pills are the best
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A Disappointed Boy

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Gasoline l5c gallon.
 LAIRD'S, 3O9 N. 18th St.

For tone and lasting quail ties buy the Kranich & Bach Piano. E. k. FORBES.
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The Paper

Standard Sewing Machines, the lightest running machine made. E.. E, FORBES.
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United States 2s, registered..., ...,....1M United States 3s, registered.....s ,......109A United States 3s, coupon...... .......... .199A United States new As, registered. .13O9s United States new As, coupon.... ..... 1908 United States old 4s, registered.... ....112A United States old As. coupon...... ....13A United States 5s, registered.... .......112& United States 5s, coupon.... ...... ....112A Alabama, Class A.... ...... ...... ......110 Alabama, Glass B...... e. ...... ........110
 Alabama, Class C.... ...... .... .......100 Alabama Currency. ...... ...... ...... ....100 Louisiana new consols 4s...... ..........110ls North Carolina 6s...... .....- .. .........19
 North Carolina 4s........ ...... .........1Q Tennessee new settlement 3s.. ...... e. 96
 Virginia Centuries.... ...... .... ........ S5
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Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by sci- entifically attacking the disease through the blood.
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New Orleans, June 10.-Cotton futures quiet and steady. June, $5.75 bid; July, S5.75G5.76; August, S5.6S@57O; September, $5.6i45.65; October $5.6l@5.65; November, $5.65@5.66; December, $5.G9d57O; January. $572a5.73; February, $5.75q5.76; March, s5.7S Q5.S0.
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BONDS

Tennessee Coal and Iron.... ...... ...... coz United States Leather.... ...... ........ 57s
 Western union.... ...... ........ ........ 90la
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IRREGULARITY IN
 COTTON MARKET. Opened Steady at Decline of
 One to Four Points. THE BUREAU STATEMENT
Was Issued, But Cut Little Figure in the Proceedings-Th Close Was
 Steady With Prices Unchang- ed to Two Points Lower

New York, June 10.-The cotton market opened steady at a decline of 1 to points, the lower figures being in sympathy with the losses in spot and future prices at Liv- erpool.
 Irregularity soon developed under prime weather and crop advices from the south, which was increased by misgivings regard ing the June government report to come out at Il o'clock
 Liquidation by tired local longs was a conspicuous feature of the days business Aside from the profit taking by the more easily satisfied shorts, buying was excep- tionally sluggish, considering that the mar ket has now had a sufficient setback to bring in orders on the reactionary theory.
 Wall street brokers and a number of room operators later were seen to be ab- sorbing scattering offers of the summer months, believed to be for the account of a well-known Philadelphia house, said to be heavily short of spot cotton.
 The issuance of the bureau statement cut little figure as an influence. It reported a decrease in acreage of per cent and q crop condition of S5.7. The exchange last year was 2, ACC, ,394 and the condition of the crop in June was 80. The figures given were about as expected.
 The market closed steady with prices un- changed to points lower.
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New York, June 1O.-Cotton steady; mid ding, 6 5-16c; net receipts, 225 bales; gross, 936; sales, 2SS; stock, IF, ,4S3.
 Total today: Net receipts, 3,51O bales: ex- ports to Great Britain, 6.692; to France 12,- 300; to the continent, 3,695; stock 626, ,226.
 Consolidated: Net receipts, 3,51O bales; ex- ports to Great Britain, 6692; to France 12,- 300; to the continent, 3695.
 Total since September 1: Net receipts, B. 17o,93S bales; exports to Great Britain, B. S73,591; to France, 732, ,217; to the continent, 2,6400S3,
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Dante's Inferno in Birming- hama Rolling Mill at night. Take Traction Company's cars to Gate City. s
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ChiffOnier, SAYS

CASH OR CREDIT. Solid Oak. well finished, has five roomy drawers, stands full height. Actually worth S75O.
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CASH OR CREDIT Consists of Bed, Dresser and Washstand. All solid oak well finished, beveled edged plate mirror in dress CT; full size bed; large dresser and wash stand. This suit worth S17.5O.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
TRAM BANDITS.
Particulars Of The Hold-Up Of
Northeastern Train.
Robbers Wrecked the Safe and Sc
cured Booty.
whisillng Bullets Compelled Express Mes
seDger TO open Car.
YACHT RACE DECLARED OFF.

Chicago, Oct. li.--The following re-
port OF the robbery OF the Northwestern
fast mail, No. 9, last night is receive l:
Three OF four m,n. masEed and heavily
armed, came 10 the Office at tower W. ,
block station located half way between
Eibufn and Maple PARK They told the
operator 10 hold up his hands. This WAS
about 1880 y. m. tie thought they we're
tOnllng, but they tied him down with
buckskin. There was "A train coming
and the operator told the men II was
freight No. ll9, aud the men cleared the
block When No. was approaching
close the men saw IL was that train aud
dropped the train order signal, stopping
the train. They Immediately blew open
the safe of the American Express COM
pauy's car, looted It's eonteuts, then cut
of the engine and ran TO point two
miles west Of Maple park and escaped
The express train was badly damaged"
IL appears when the engineer, Dan
White, brought the train to standstill,
two masked men jumped on the steps,
pointed guns at him and the fireman.
Throw up your hands," they shouted.
The railroad men did 90 Two robbers
detached the engine from the train and
White was told 70 pull out two miles up
the track. There he attempted TO make
fight and recapture the engine. He
struggled manfully. but finally one OF
the robbers shot at him. but failed TO hit
him. In the meantime four other men
attacked the conductor aud brakemen.
Numerous shots were fired 10 intimidate
them. 0ne OF the brakemen escaped In
the darkness and raced 10 Elburn, where
he sent an alarm TO the train dispatch.
er's office at Chicago.
The robbers ordered Express Messen.
ger Frank Hobson to admi, them TO the
car. 'i0u open up that car" one Of the
robbers shouted. "or We will blow IL up."
Back from the car came the shout, lyon
try 10 force IL open and I'll shoot the frst
man who shows his head A volley OF
shots was the reply. After several bull
lets had whistled by his head. the ex-
press messenger opened the car. They
put revolyers at his head and compelled
him TO give up the keys OF the local safe.
They then blew open the through safe
with dynamite. the explosion breaking
the car. The robbers grabbed all the
iuonay and express packages they could
an 4 tied IL II estimated by officers OF
the express company ut Chicago, that
there was $4,000 in the safe besides
some jewelry.
When the special train bearing Gen
eral Superintendent Sanb0rne reached
the scene OF the train robbery. they
found not only had the operator been
bound and gagged. but the conductor
engineer and fireman OF the train
had bsen tied securely to the express car
by the robbers, thus preventing imme-
dlate pursuit. The trrinmen were Only
nj
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
IVES. TIE FLORIST.
Palms, ferns and decorative plants.


W. X. Thomas, Of Chicago, has decided
TO make Albuquerque his home. Mr.
Thomas is widely known in the north
and east as a composer OF band music.
He has been member OF SOusa's, Seidls
and other celebrated bands. Hon.
Jesus Romero Is trying to induce Mr..
Thomas TO take hold OF, instruct and lead
the First Regiment band. II this can be
accomplished Albuquerque will have
some fine music.
+. Levy. manager OF "The Fair" has a
most attractive window display this
week. 1t IL full of artistic reproductions
OF we'll known paintings and stchings.
The most notable Is that OF Rosa Bon
henr's horse fair which occupies the cen
ter The figures In the picture ara
thrown out from the background with a
stands the art OF attracting and pleasing
the eye.
Regular meetlRg OF the FrsterDsl
Union will be held tonight at y o'clock,
In Odd Fellows hall. Business OF impOr-
tancs will be transacted. Z. A. Lille.
Frsternsl Master; II. II. Strong. Secre-
tary.
N. Cellers, representing a wholesale
novelty house OF New York, Is In the city,
and was noticed around with David
Wienemsn, Of The Economist" this
morning.
At the Congregational church tO-mor.
row night, Rev. +. IL. Allen will speak on
the DUTY OF Making Enemies" Every.
one invited.
Going out Of the shoe business, for
want OF room for dry goods, conse-
quently, selling shoes at u sacrifice. at
the Economist,
Fresh mince meat, home. made and
only 10 cents pound at frar's meat
market,
Elegant free lunch at Zsiger's Cafe TO-
night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
IN the DAKOTAs.
President Mckinley and Party At Absr-
deem. g. ID.

President Mckinley and Party at Absr-
deem, =, ID.
Aberdeen, 8. d., Oct. IA President
McKinley's train arrived this morning.
A large crowd gathered to see the first
president Of the United States who
ever visited the Dskotas since statehood.
The First South Dakota volunteers ar.
rived from the Philippines this morning
They fell In line behind an escort OF
Grand Army OF the Republic veterans.
who followed Immediately after the car
riage Of the president and cabinet. Az
they passed the reviewing citation, 5000
Inhabitants, reinforced by thousands Of
visitors, chsered wildly. Addresses we're
made by President Mckinley. members
OF the cabinet and Governor Lee.
The president lsudsd the services OF
the volunteers and said: II thank you
for your splendid services to the coun.
try; thank you for standing faithful,
unfsltering on battle line; thank you
for preserving our flag stainless; | thank
you for waiting In trenches until relief
came; thank you for having transferred
this banner to those who succeeded you
without dishonor and without blot, and
where that flag Is, II stands for liberty,
humanity and civilization"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
FIGHTING IN PROGRESS.
The BritiShers and Beers Fir.
Ing at Each Other.
Another Armored Train Reported
Blown Up.
Prociama,ioa Of Loyalty TO the Queen
Promptly Issued.
SULTAN OF TURKEY DRowaED.

Pretoria, Oct. l2.-(Dslayed In trans
mission) - There Is no further news
from General Cronje's western command
Commsndant General Joubsrt' C omms nd
Is now at Volksrust. The town is quiet.
Postal communication with surrouniing 2
colonies has been suspended but that be.
tween Lransvssl and the Orange Free
State IL maintained.
The minister OF mines reports salts
factory number OF mines being worked
and the government will keep shafts OF
sbandoBded mines free Of water In the
interest OF shareholders.
1t Is reported that forty six cases Of
gold. valued at 100000 pounds and dis.
covered IN different canteens at Johan.
nesburg. have been conAscated by the
government.
Commsndsnt General Jouber; has
issued circular 20 Chief Lssger, in
consequence OF the report that some
Bnrghers had mlsbehsved themselves on
the journey to the borders. plundering q
number OF stores. Such offsnses. the
commandant general say,, will be
severely punished.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14

Genter's Dining Parlors at PA west
Gold avenue offer special ind ucenisnts
for Sunday dinner. In addition, o 2" at
chicken, variety OK seE5SnaDle vege-
tables. ice cream. etc, Mr. tisnter's
patrons are always sure OF quick, polite
service. CleaIliness. 80 lacking in many
restaurants, IL a feature Mr.. Center
prides himself upon. Dinner will be
served from IL to 2.
The return during the week Of several
successful hunting parties has encour.
aged the nimrods Of Albuquerque. and
this afternoon the gathering OF duck
coats and leather leggins give evidence
OF quite an exodus tonight and to NOR
row In search OF the elusive quail. Good
luck to them all.
Some one has grievance against the
dogs Of Albuquerque. as evidenced by the
great number OF them found dead re-
Gently. The sggrieved party has been
using poison TO accomplish his Purpose
and the result has been the loss OF sew
eral pets and valuable animals. II must
be stopped.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
DISTRICT COURT.

Suits Growing out of Opera House Mud
dst-vsrlous other suits Filled.
After few days OF calm the legal sky
has again been clouded over by the illing
Of several suits in the opera house en-
tanglement.
Frank P. Mcclure sues Thomas A Fin
i"al, Joe Badarscco and A. Viyiani for
$4,000, alleged damages, Mcclure
claims that damages to the opera house
building, and wrongs inflicted against
by breaking in the doors and entering
damaged him 10 the extent OF another
$1,000.
Another suit IL filed by Il. ID. johnson
In behalf OF Mcclure against T. A. Fini-
cal, Joe Badaracc0 and A. Viviani for
damages on the $500 bond given by de.
PENDANTS In Injunction proceedings
brought by them against II. ID. johnson.
The territory on the relation Of j.
p. Castillo sues J. l. Perea. collector, to
compel defendant to receive and receipt
for certain taxes on certain property.
The city building Is involved la q suit
brought by Perfecto Armijo against
John A. Henry for an accounting be-
tween parties tO1ching certain property
alleged to be held by defendant as
trustee.
Perfscto Armijo also brings suit
against Hsniy 10 have him reconvey the
city building property to him.
Thomas 2. Robinson sues Leopold Ma
z0n on promissory note Of S77.
In the case Of Jessie Crews w. George
Crews. the court granted divorce on the
grounds Of cruelty and abandonment, and
ordered defendant to pay $25 per month
slimOny. Horton Moore represented the
plaintiff.
Judgment for $5l and costs was en-.
tered In the suit Of j. +. Pesrce w. l.. y.
Kuhn and wife on open account. t. n.
WilkersOn represented the plaintiff.
In the case OF Held Bros. w. Gilbert
Brothers an execution was issued TO the
sheriff OF Grant county In the sum OF
xl9O
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
FIGHTING AT KRAAIPAS.

Three Thousand Boers are Enosmpsd on
IDgogo Battlefield.
Kimberley. Oct. 1.-THE report that
fghting has taken place at KraaiIan has
bsen officially confirmed.
Durham, Oct. Ia. - Authentic news
reached here of 5000 Beers encamped on
the lngogo battlefield last evening.
Durham, Natal, Oct. 1.-THE Beers
have not occupied New Castle. The
last train left Thursday with railway,
telegraph and police officials. Mr.. Jack
son, mag strate and few residents. re-
main Of their own desire, The Beers are
encsmped at IngogO. tlfteen miles from
New Castle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
LOYALTY TO T8E QUEEN.


Proclaim alton Issued Warning Britisbers
OF their obligations.
Cape Town, Oct. IA proclamation
has been issued. signed by the governor
OF Cape colony, Sir Alfred Milner and
Premier Schreiner, saying that owing to
a state Of war existing between the im.
perial government and the Transvaal
and the Orange Free State. 1t Is expedi-
ent to warn Britishers and others OF their
duties and obligations TO the queen. IL
exhorts them to observe loyalty to the
queen aud government, and abstain from
reasonable, seditious act, and all words
and acts tending to excite disaffection.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14

An invitation IL hereby extended TO
those who are on pleasure bent 10 drop
into Zsiger's Cafe 10 night good company,
ane liquors and cigars and sppetising
free lunch await those who accept,
Fresh mince meat, home made and
only 10 cents a pound at Farr's meat
market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
WAR NEWS FROM LONDON.

Captain Ne.blt Killed In Train Blown
Up-The Boers Are Advancing.
London, Oct. l4.-The Exchange Tele.
graph compeny received q dispatch
from Cape Town, dated this morning,
saying that the Beers had blown up an
other srmored train, carrying telegraph
operators from Msfeking.
SEIZED RAILWAY STATION.
London. Oct. 1.-THE Beers, II Is re.
ported, have seized the railroad station
north Of Fourteen Streams. between Vry-
burg and Kimberley. Fighting Is still
continuing In that neighborhocd. Ac-
cording to dispatches from the front, the
Beers made several attacks on Msfsking
which were repulsed. A disQuieting re-.
port comes fr6 IN Pretoria that the Rust
burg and Msrcio commands crossed the
border and entered R1ogronnd, q terri
tory between Lich,enburg and MsfekiDg.
blowing up the bridge over Malop2o
river, and destroying q train load Of
dynamite and track. As Mafeking de-
pends upon Rooground for water supply
the significance OF this move Is evident.
CAPTAIN NEsBIT KILLED.
London, Oct. l4.-Lstest reports from
Vrybnrg say the armored train destroy ed
at Krsaipin contained. in addition, Nes-
bits force Of number Of workmen and
six residents OF Msrigogo, who, on hear
ing OF the Boer advance, took refuge on
the train.
Captain Nesbit. who was killed at
Kraaipin, belonged to the Mashonslsnd
mounted police. He served In the Mata.
belle war, during which for daring ex-
plot he won him Victoria cross.
FAILED TO DRAW THEM on.
London. Oct. 1.-The following dis
patch trcm Ladysmith WAS received at
ths war office: "5ir George Stewart
White went In the direction OF Van
Rsenan's pass at a. III. (Eriday) but
failed TO draw the Beers to the pass. He
returned to Ladysmith, where he now Is.
No engagement occurred.
A dispatch from Pretoria says: Gen.
ersl Kock wires from Natal border that
his command occupied Botohas pass. and
also captured the railway station.
General Sir Redvirs Butler. who will
have chi,f command In South Africs, &C.
companied by his staff, left Waterloo
station this afternoon from Southampton
10 go on board the Dunottar Castle. His
departure was the occasion OF great
patriotic demonstration.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
BosTos's ovArloN.

To Admiral Dewey, simply "Oat of
sight"
Boston, Oct. Ia -Residents OF Boston
and vicinity. augmented by thousands OF
visitors from other sections OF the cDm.
monwealth and adjacent states, to-day
did honor to Admiral Dewey. The hslrty
greeting with which the admirs, vas
received when he arrived last nigh'' was
completely over Swallowed to-day when-
ever the famous Vermonter appeared In
public. particularly as he rode through
the city In the front ranks OF the bril-.
liant naval and military pageant, which
was the chief event OF the day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
League Bass Ban Games.

Washington, Oct. Ia Washington, 9
New York 3. Batteriss-Msgee and Kit
tired; Seymour and Nelson.
Pittsdurg, Oct. l4.-Pittsburg, 3; Louis
Vile, 2 Batteries-Lever and Bower.
man; Flaherty and Lstimer.
Brooklyn, 0st. 4.-Baltimore. 3; Brook
lyn. 9. Bstteries-Kitson and Smith
Dunn and Farrell.
Boston, Oct IA - Boston. 1; Phila-
delphis, o. Bstteries-Nichols and Ber-
gen; Piatt and Mcfarland,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
AWFUL CATASTROPHE.
Steamer Nutmeg State Burned 10
Waters Edge.
President Mckinley and Party In
the Dak0tas.
Boston Tenders Grand ovation to Ad-
miral Dewey.
LATEST FROM The PHILIPPINES.

New York, Oct. li.-rhe steamer Nat.
meg State, OF the Bridgeport liue, was
burued to the waters edge this morning.
and Ia wreck on Old Hen rect of 5an 3
Point. The passengers were taken OIL
by the steamer City Of Lawrence. freight
all destroyed. Fhe steamer took tife NJ
o o'clock this morning, while Well out IN
the Sound and after tine passengers were
taken off she was beached by her captain.
The City OF Lawrence came up 10 her
pier Ia East river with some OF the D. r.
sengers OF the Nutmeg State, and smbu
lances were sent for. Captain
Charles Brooks, OF the Nutmeg State,
reported the steamer a total loss.
He said three OF his crew we're burned
TO death and feared soma passengers suf-
fered like fate. Al lU:30 the following
list OF the known dead and wounded WAS
given out: Dead-Sanuel Jayne, bag
gage master; Barney Hendry. 0ilef; un-
known woman; Patrick Coffee. first mate.
IDjured-Harry j. Wilt and mother,
Philadelphia; Mrs. H. Purcell. New York.
The Nutmeg State was valued at $780,
600. IL Is estimsted that damage will
foot up to 100000.
LATER.
Later, the following additional names
OF known dead were given out: Terrence
Brady. New York, cabin boy; Cbas. An
dersoD, Thomas Murphy. John Conners.
all OF the crew. II Ia feared some women
and children were lost by the swamping
OF life boats. o. j. Hulburt, a passenger.
said the fire was first seen by Baggage
master Jayne, who after arous-
ing all the passengers he could
jumped overheard and died from in
juries. Said Hurlburt: Life boats and
RATS were thrown overheard as quickly
~ possible and tho passengers put on
them. Some OF the life boats were 80
overloaded that they capsizsd, but the
passengers, many OF whom had life pre-
servers. clung TO the side ropes until the
yacht Kis net arrived aud helped them"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.

sohwan's Column scattering Insurgents In
All Directions.
Washington, Oct. 1.-the following
cablegrsm from General Otis was received
at the war office:
Manila. Oct. l4.--Schwan's column
swung into linus from Dos Marinas yes
terday morning. camped at Bacoor last
night and scattered the insurgents, who
are probably retiring by detachments on
Indians. The condition OF the roads pre-
vented further pursuit. One hundred
and twenty-five men OF the Thirty seventh
volunteers, under Major Cheatham. drove
the insurgents to the east and westward
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14

New York. 0ct. IA. Weekly tank
statement: surplus reserve increased
$534 $50; loans, decreased, s62S'o00
specie, decreased. 81, ,l9i. 200; legal ten lers,
increased, 1886, ,0O7; deposits, decreased
S6.2l2,6OO; circulation, increased. S52,'
800. Tbs banks now hold Sl,l7 ,35t
In excess OF legal requirements.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
SULTAN OF TURKEY DROWNED.

plicity,
London, Oct. 4.-A special from
Bucharest says: The sultan Of Turkey
was drowned In the Bjsphorus. Several
ladies OF his harem are su 'pecled of com
plicity with the young members OF the
Turkish party.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14

The famous" sIit against the Terri
torial Fair association, instituted by
Alvin Pohle, for alleged salary, was dis
missed by Justice Ribble this afternoon,
the president OF the recent carnival and
street fair being the only party present.
who was alleged TO be interested ia the
suit
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-14
proc,.im.,, ramm..e., king.

Berlin, Oct. li.-News comes from
Apia. Samoa, that the natives have pro-
claimed Tammase,e king, despite the re-
cent agreement OF the United States.
germany aud Great Britain to abolish
that otfi 90.