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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-15

AND here comes the biggest cold
weather story of them all, and for
which one of the best known Martins
burg papers has the temerity to stand
responsible: ga young man in Mar
tinsburg, while feeding chickens, set
pail of water down for them, when
one Of the chickens stuck it's bill in
the water and froze fast. To liberate
the chicken they had to cut its head
off,"
PEOPLE living along the banks OF
the two rivers should look out fol
dynamiters. This is the favorite sea.
son for the fellows to kill all the fish
in the river. If you even suspect any.
one has been violating the fish Law
notify the prosecuting attorney oil
Jos. McDermott and they will do the
rest. Call up on phone or telegraph
the latter at his expense at any time
about such violations.
A MUCH better building for the
Mechanical department Of the Uni
versity will be put under contract al
soon as the plans can be approved. A
new library and museum building FOL
which $40, 900 were appropriated al
the last session OF the legislature and
also $40, 900 armory building will
be put up. 1t is hoped to have all
these buildings ready for use by the
opening Of the next fall term, or the
winter term at the farthest.
| A FEMALE Sam Jones ia STIRRING
the people out in Missouri. "In q
sermon recently she said: There is q
man In this house who Is untrue tC
his wifel am going to throw the
hymn book at him." She raised TIL
book as II she was going to throw Il
and every man in the house ducked
hts head but one to avoid the book
Then she bltntered the dodgers anC
lauded The true man. n NJ after
ward learned that be NJ dat md
dunab.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-15


four coupons to sell and the purchases
OF shoes are going into the heavens.
Will Wilmington has made every man
and boy in town one Of his agents
through clever advertising scheme.
The thing has taken like wild fire and
the books cannot be sold fast enough
to supply the demand.
TRAVELLING men and people who
I are using the roads report them in
the worst condition that they have
been in for years. They are almost
impasseble in many places. The
mud is terrible. They will never be
permanently made better until they
are worked with some system and in
some practical manner.
Work will soon be resumed on
the locks and dams and the present
summer will see {. great deal more
activity along this line than last
summer witnessed. The work will
be rushed as fast as it can be this
time since everything has been got.
the into shape for the work to &C
ahead without any delay.
SEVERAL people we're talking OF The
terrible expense Of a young business
man every day and it was figured W
that he would have to pay out three
dollars day In expenses. This wal
thought to be high when the proprie
tor Of one Of the hotels stated chat
his expenses were thirty five dollars Z
day every day In the year. That par.
alyzed the crowd and they had moth
ing more to say.
The many friends Mr. and Mrs
j. g. Frazer have made since they
came TO Morgantown will be pleased
to learn that they have decided tt
locate here They are both in tht
lew school Of the University and viii
graduate 10 June They are genia
people, both deep students and fint
scholars and stand high in the Law
school. We will pleased 10 hav,
them and all our people vill warmly
Welcome then q alergan fo0'',
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-03-15

FULL line of Easter Neckwear at
Hirschman's
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
TRANSVAAL WAX.
Dispatch TO Daily Telegraph
Says Beers Are Ready.
Half Dozen Contradictory Stories
From Seat of Trouble.
Queen Victoria Urged to Abandon warlik
Measures.
WAR CLOUD DISAPPEARING.

London, Oct. 5.--The Daily Telegraph
publishes this morning u dispatch from
New Castle, Natal. dsIed yesterday, an.
nouncing that the bOer advance began
yesterday. with double movement Of
lartillery.
The dispatch says: "Boers are occupy
ing Laing's Neck nightly and now hold
the mountains TO the south OF NOiksrust
There are no British troops nearer than
Lady Smith, and Preparations are being
made 10 abandon Natal from the frontier
TO Glencoe. The inhabitants OF New
Castle met to day and decided not TO at.
tempt to defend the town Ia the event OF
an advance In force. General Symons Is
preparing to eyscuste within twenty four
hours. The people are crowding the
trains for Lads Smith"
Tne alleged Boer advance comedies
curiously with simultaneous kilograms
from various quarters regarding Beer
ultimatum and expiration OF limit In the
evening. A distinctly serious statement
comes from New Castle to the effect that
armed kaflirs accompany the Boer com.
mands. This would be an absolute
breach OF conditions supposed to govern
warfare among civilized nations, and II
rue, prestages scenes worse than even
he gloomists forecasts. From other
New Castle advices 1t appears the pre-
mier OF Natal telegraphed the military
authorities hat they can render New Cas-.
tie no assistance, adding II ths Bosrs In
tend 10 attack thetown. resistance would
be futile and that women and children
should be sent away from the town aud
the town surrendered. An uncon6rmed
report says martial law has been pro-
claimed In the Transyaal.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
EXPEDITION TO oRANI RIVER.
The Town Bombsrded and Hull OF De-
stroyed Gunbost Recovered.

The Town Bombsrded and Hull OF De
stroyed Gunbost Recovered.
Manila, Oct. The expedition to th,
O'ani river. under command OF Captain
rnwall, to recover the sunken gunboai
ufisnsta, returned 10 Cayite yesterday
With the hull OF the boat, after lombard.
iEs the Orani landing force. Cornwall
br lugnt one prisoner. Lieutenant Bren.
nan, OF the gunbest Lsguna de Bay,
hesded the expedition. No casualties.
Monday morning the expedition en-
ts ed the river and anchored about Orsni,
usar Urdanata, when the inhabitants OF
tho town simultaneously evacuated.
Tho gunboat bombsrded the Orsni
beaches and surrounding country
for half an hour, receiving q
Mauser volley In reply. The Urdanata
wss towed tff the bar about 10 O'Clock
las: evening, the operations of the Ameri-
cans being unmolested. The following
N ming bombardment was reopened TO
60 II the landing Of 1870 blue jackets and
miiines about half mile above the
town. On entering 0rsni the American
found the Filipinos In trenches. They
found the town untenanted and shells
had ignited few huts,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
IVES. THE FLORIST.
Palms, ferns and decorative pl
Run over
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whist

nun ostr
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky
Mrs. W. T. McCreight, the was Rail
road avenue milliner at No. 8l2. Il ex.
pected TO return from the east TO. morrow
friday night, where she has been the
past two weeks personally selecting her
tlne stock OF fall and winter millinery
She Will return with the very latest and
most artistic designs In Partisan head.
gear.
Col. A. A. Trimble. manager OF the
Street railway and 0rchestrion hall, has
returned from Denver. where he had
gone TO take In the Mountain and Plain
festival. He wss much pleased, but
stated that the carnival and street fair
held in this city short time ago. was
equally as good, II not better.
Broken lots In mems So and 81 shoes,
TO close at 50 30 and 500. See window
display. George G. Gainsley Il Co.
"Grimes' Cellar Door" will be given In
OrchestriOn hall tonight, Seats at
MatsOn's.
Ladies' kid gloves 81 per psir-eyery
pair guaranteed. Rosenwald Bros.
Potatoes 81 per 100 pounds at the Jaffa
Grocery company.
For sale or rent-ThTee pianos. ". Y
Futrelle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
PRAYING FOR PEACE.
Queen Victoria Petitioned-Chsm beriain',
Reply TO Commissioners.

Queen Victoria Petitioned-Chsmber beriain',
Reply TO Commissioners.
London, Oct. 5.-Although to days
news from South Africa is grave. adher.
ents OF peace still derive a glimpse OF
hope from the dispatches that state that
negotiations have not yet fully termin.
ated.
Side by side with the announcement
that the Beers occupied Laing's Neck IL
printed dispatch from Pretoria. stating
that the Transyaal government has is
sued strict inJunctions to commandants
that British territory must not be
invaded and Commandsnt General
Joubert issued proclamation
threatening TO shoot any man who
crosses the border. Scarcely had the sd
vocates OF peace exchanged congratuls
lati0ns over the announcement from the
Transvsal that j. II. Hoffmeyer. an
Atrikander leader. aud ". =. Schreiner,
the Cape premier. had undertaken joint
semi-oilicial peace mission aud actually
started for Pretoria. where they ought TO
have arrived last evening, when later
messages from the Transvaal capital de
clared the Boer government knew moth.
ing OF this alleged mission and In any
event nothing could preserve peace but
the withdraw OF the British demands.
There Is not q jot Of evidence going TO
show that the Burghers contemplate re-
ceding, Another New Castle special
forwarded later than that TO the Daily
Telegraph declares all quiet on the bor-
der last evening and there was no sign
OF the Boer advance.
Intelligence from Cape Town includes
| official denial OF the rumOr that the Brit.
ish crossed the Transvasl frontier near
Kimberly, There Is a definite feeling
throughout the Cape over the delay In
forwarding reinforcements which Is con
sidered very dangerous.
A petition to Queen Victoria, signed
by fifty eight members OF the Cape
house assembly. has been forwarded
through the British high commissioner.
urging abandonment OF warlike meas
ures. 'as the Transyasl IL now fully
awakened 10 the wisdom OF liberal con-
ceasions," and praying her majesty to ap
point commission forthwith to confer.
Mr.. Chamberlain sent a reply to the
Cape commissioners. saying: Imperial
authorities are unable TO adopt the sug-
gestiOn OF the petitioners for the reasons
stated in the note to the Transyaal on
September IL. In view OF the refusal Of
the Transyssl TO entertain that moderate
and conciliatory offer, the imperial
authorities have been compelled TO form
ulate their own proposals regarding the
flnsl settlement which will shortly be
communicated 10 the Transyaal "
dispatch dated from New Castle.
Natal, at $40 a. M, says: "Ielegraphic
communication with Charlsstown IL
open. BOer commander at S8ndspruit
was reinforced yesterday but no general
force expected"
This Information Is important az IL
contrsdicts the alarmist dispatch sent to
the Daily Telegraph.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05

boat is evidently the Shamrock. and
seems TO have gained trins. The race is
very close. Two racers are about six miles
from the finish.
Highlands, 3:l7 y. m.-During the last
fiys minutes the stern boat has pulled up
on the leader and from this point II seems
to be only short distance behind. II
looks to be very exciting finish.
Highlands. 1921 p. m.-The leading
yacht, which appears to be the Columbia,
has taken In spinnaker and catching
favorable shift Of wind is fairly outfoot
ing her rival. There Is apparently q
difference Of about a mile between the
boats.
Sandy Hook, 1895 p. m.-The steam
yacht Columbia passed here and an
nounced no race.
Highlands, $3.50 p m.-The race ap.
parently of.
Highlands. 400 y. p.m-The entire ex.
cursion hset heading for New York.
Both yachts are being .owed to anchor
age at Sandy Hook.
Western Union Cable Boat 4.35 p. m.-
Race officially declared off at i:l5 .. ID,
according to information received from
incoming vessels.
Sandy Hook, 4:45 .. m.-The Colum.
bia was ahead when the boats turned
back. ln accordance with the rules the
committee at 4:30 declared the race Of.
Even had the boats turned shortly after
4, 1t would have been impossible to
have finished the race. ss the wind was
blowing only about six knots.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
&c. a. Collier Rs-Arre.tod.

The thief. Il. g. Collier. who robbed II
Simpsons store here last June, was re-
leased by the United States commissioner
at Los Angeles yesterday, no witnesstt
appearing against him on the charge foI
which he was confined. He was imue
diately re-arrested by Special Agent Hsr
ris. OF the santa Fe rotd. who will bring
him back to answer to the Trinidad rob-
berry. II the prosecution in this case
fails, Albuquerque will then have a
whack at him for robbing Simpson aud
escaping from jail
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
TATTERED BATTLE FLAG

Restored to the Ass,cistion OF Terry's
Rangers
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 5.--.The tattered
battle flag of Terry's Texas rangers was
to-day restored to the remnant of the
gallant confederate band, the ceremonies
taking place at the fair grounds. Gov
ernor Mount, OF Indiana, In an impress
sive speech, presented the dag to Governor
Ssyers, who In turn presented II to James
Miller, president Of the association OF
Terry's rangers. Great enthusiasm was
manifested. The Rangers claim the
dag was never captured but lost while
they were In retreat. The Indianians a.
sert that IT fell into their regiments
hands during u battle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
j. o. GIDEOs's ANNOUNCEMENT.
New House, New Good. and New Prices

New House, New Goods and New Prices.
We have moved into our new building,
No. 20b south First street, with an entire
stock OF new furniture and house fur.
nishtng goods, such as bed room sets,
folding beds, side boards, chiffOniers,
choice closet. writing desks, lounges,
couches. springs, mattresses, pillows,
ranges, stoves, granite, tin, wood ana
willow ware, In fact everything neces.
ssry TO furnish house from kitchen TO
parlor, and at prices never before heard Of.
We are here TO stay and want your
trade. and II fair aud square dealing,
honest goods and bedrock prices will
merit your patronage, we feel confident,
that we will have and hold your trade.
Don't think OF buying anything In our
line before getting our prices. We will
absolutely discount any prices brought
to u.s. We will take pleasure In showing
you through our stock whether you buy
or not. Call and get prices.
Yours to please.
j. o. GIDEON.
No. 205 south First street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
CRUSH TIKI REBELLION.
Admiral Dewey and the PrsSi.
dent on the War.
Expedition TO Recover Sunken Gun
boat Successful.
Filipinos Desert Their Town and Seek
the Trenches.
TERRY's TATrERED BATTLE FLAG.

Chicago. 0ct5.-A special TO the Times
Herald from Washington says:
Admiral Dewey has given his unqusli
tied approval OF the declaration made BY
The president yesterday that there shall
9 no taltering In maintaining the vie
Tory In Manila bay. He urgently recon.
manded that the naval force iu the Phil.
iepines be materially increased and tha,
all troops possible be utilized In order 10
osush The rebellion.
"The president had an extended con
terence with Admiral Dewey to-da ""
said Acting Secretary Allen, "who earn.
estly recommended that the Brooklyn
aud some other vessels be- sent at once TO
ne Philippines. BY direction Of the
pi ssiden,, the secretary OF the navy Is.
sued an order TO that effect. and such
v'ssels will be put In readiness ut once.
. tmong others, probably the Marietta and
Machias will be designated"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05

heard and 1nsi judgment rendered. Tne
substance OF the judgment Il that taxes
must be paid on tifty 1ye aud one.hsll
miles OF road In Valencia county, for lhe
years 1892 TO 1896, both Inclusive, al a
valuation OF 5000 per mile, with inter.
esl from the time when they become
delinquent In each year. at the rate OF d
per cent. Judge sterry. for the railroad,
has appealed from the decision, and the
territory has taken cross appeal. The
Railroad company insists that there Is
not 80 much OF Its r0at subject to taxa
tion ss the court llnds. and the territory
claims that it Is entitled 10 a hi cher rate
OF Interest. The Case will probably 20 10
the supreme court OF the United States
before hnal adjudication oal be had.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
synod of New Mexico,

Rev. T. c. Beattie. moderator OF the
Presbyterian Synod. states that betwe, d
thirty and forty members Of the Synod
will begin to come In tonight from all
over the territory and will all be present
ut the opening sermon which will be
preached tomorrow by the Rev. n. A
Skinner OF Las Vegas. This sermon will
BE- very interesting and on Sunday the
various pulpits In the city will be occu.
pied by the visiting clergymen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
DISTRICT COURT.

The Judge will call the criminal docket
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock for the
purpose OF setting cases for trial.
An amended information was fled
this morning in the Badarscco contempt
proceedings alleging that statements OF
"A scandslOus nature were made by de-
fendant TO Don Rankin. Thomas Werner,
Ed DOdd, Pascusle Culinota, o. ".
Strong, Jesus Romero and A, Yiyiani,
for all Of whom subpoenas have been
Issued retuTnabls Friday morning.
In the district court this morning, the
tax case against the property OF the
santa Fe Pacldc In Valencia county, was
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
oRoBEsTRIos HALL To-sioBr.

"6rimes' Cellar Door" wan he On Hant
This Evening.
Owing 10 trouble over the new theatre
Glen King, agent OF Grimes Cellar
Door," who arrived In the city last night
this morning wired to Roy Crawford
manager OF the company, the condition
Of affairs AZ he found them here. The
following self.explanatory answer was
received at IL o. m.:
Las Vegas, Oct. 9.
Glen King, ASCENT Grimes Cellar Door. Albu-
quefque, n, NJ
Transfer show TO the 0rchestrion hail.
Make known In papers. To night
"1rimes's Cellar Door" will play In Or
chestrion hall. ROY CRAWFORD.
Mr.. King Is around with &. Y. Riggs.
manager OF the Rose Stlllman company,
and Orchestrion hall IL being put In
good condition 10 receive James h.
Macke and his celebrated com Dany this
evening. The company will arrive on
the 7:2b train this evening. and every.
thing will be ready TO open promptly ri
$3.50 o'clock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
Pleasant Words From Captain Fuiier.
EpuT WtNa.rr n,t A

FUHI WINUATE, Uct, Z.
W. 7. McCreight. President Fair association,
Albuquerque, N. M.
Dear sir--l returned to the post, ar
riying al ~ o'cl)ck IN, on sunday.
bring my command back In good shape
and ali are delighted with thsir trip { !.
your very hospitaOle city.
la the name Of Mrs. Fuller, Dr.. and
Mrs.. Nichols, my troop ali myself. 4
wish to thank you aud tbs cilzsns OF
Albuquerque for their sppreciative aud
generous treatment OF my command.
l hope that Ihe many friendships that
engendered may be lasting.
Very sincerely yours.
A. M. FULLER,
Captain Ninth Cavalry.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
GOV. W. n STANLEY.

Kansas Governor Passes Through on His
Way to san Francisco.
For an hour last evening the citizens
Of Albuquerque had an opportunity OF
grssping the hand OF Governor Stanley,
OF Kansas. He and his party passed
through on their way TO San francisco
to welcome the gallant little Funston
and his famous Twentieth Ksnsas regi.
ment. The governors party consisted OF
reception committed, the members OF
which we're selected by the governor
from among the parents OF those who are
now with the regiment Those OF the
committee are Captain j. ID. Barker,
Messrs I'D. Y. Heisel, L.. II. selip, Frank
Montgomery and W. II. Sheldon. Mr..
Montgomery and Mr.. Selig were accom-.
panied by their wives. The others In the
party were Adjutsnt General Fox, state
Treasurer Frank Grimes, Mrs. Allen,
wife OF Governor Stanley's private secre
tary; Judge Benson, Mrs. Parker, wife Of
a lieutenant Of the regiment; Miss Kauf-
mann, sister OF an officer OF the regi-
ment, and Charles Brown.
Governor Stanley ia very approachable,
aud chatted pleasantly concerning his
trip
hiett WriCouluk tut uSTUtt Vi tflt fUll
ippines at San Francisco, where they are
expected to arrive about the 7th OF the
month. the governor will Immediately
return. having engagements TO oil In
Ohio. where he will assist In the red hot
campaign now opening In the Buckeye
state. His private secretary will go to
San Francisco to represent the governor
on the homeward journey Of the regi-
ment.
The governor spoke feslingly of the
enthusiasm throughout the Sunaower
state over the return OF Colonel Funston
and his brave followers. He spoke OF the
prosperous conditions prevailing In Kan.
sas and ssid many nice things about
New Mexico.
Sore OF the governors old time friends
met him at the depot and tried to per-
suade him to stop of on his way back
but without avail.
The whole party were In the best OF
spirits and had 80 far enjoyed their trip
greatly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
METHODIST sPANIsH CONFERENCE
NJ ct This Morning In Bowman Chapel. Old
Albuquerque.

NJ ct This Morning In Bowman Chapel. Old
Albuquerque.
The New Mexico Spanish mission con-
yened this morning In Bowmen Chapel,
Old Albuquerque, at 8 a. IN, Bishop W,
X. Ninde, ID. d., presiding,
The conference was opened In the
usual way, by scripture reading, singing
and prayer. Then followed the celebrs
tion OF the Lords supper, at which about
100 people communed.
Then the standing committees were
elected. I. ". HarwOod was elected sec
retsry, aud l.. Fernandez, assistant. X.
j. Flores, statistical secretary. and
samuel Padilla, assistant; Y. b, Garcia,
interpreter.
The secretary OF the last conference
called the roll and the following
answered to roll call:
Thos. Harw0od. superintendent OF the
missions aud presiding elder OF HI Paso
district; T. NJ, HarwOOd. presiding elder
OF Albuquerque district; j. Z. Sanchez.
presiding elder Of Santa Fe district l..
Frampton, presiding elder Las Vegas dis
trict, WAS not present.
j. z. Martinez. Albuquerque; A c. Con
zsles, Chilli; ID. COstsles; Socorro; t..
Fernandez, Perslts; X. c. SslRzir. San
Marcial; Bias Gntierres, Valyerde; h.
Flores. Las Cruces; Silyestre Garcia,
Hatch; I, c. Chaves, JusreZ; +. b. Garcia,
Las Cruces; X. Flores. Rio Hondo; Ca.
milo Varas, Santa Barbara; j. A. Vigil,
Costello; ROmulO Suszo, Penasco, p. Con
zsles; Taos, Eulogio Montoys; Cimarron,
A. Macs; Las Vegas, A. Mares; 0cate,
X. j. Flores; Ration and Springer, j. San
doysl; Wagon Mound. s. Padilla.
The following named were introduced
TO the conference: Rev. A. p. Morrison,
Superintendent New Mexico English
missions; Rev. CLAYTON, OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, aud Rev. Suth-
erland, OF the same church; Rev. j W..
Dwyer. OF the west Nebraska conference
and Rev. Jaggard, OF the Lead t"anue
Methodist Episcopal church, this ity
Rev. Thos HarwOod read his report a.
superintendent Of the mission and II WAS
listened TO with great interest
IL was announced that the educational
anniversary would b. held to night in
the College hall. ll3 west Lead avenue.
The conference adjourned 20 convene
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. Bene-
diction pronounced by Rev, j, ", Dwyer
Mems 1915 calf shoes We will sell
them for ten days at f225 cash, TO make
room for new goods. George c. Gsinsley
Il Co.
Potatoes 81 per 100 pounds at the Jsffa
droeery company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
Professor of Music.

Miss Nellie Taylor. lholding a diploma
from London, England, College Of Music
will receive pupils for instruction in
pianO-fOrte and singing voice culture.
Address Postoflice Box 3l6, or inquire at
Eyeritts jewelry store, Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05
FalI OpenIng.

Mrs. Oaks will have her winter open
ing on next Wednesday. October IL. A
magnificent assortment OF latest novel
ties selected by herself while on her re-
cent visit TO New York. She invites the
attention OF all lovers Of fine millinery.