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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL" by
Henry O. Morris, published by the Senulse
Publishing Company. Chicago.
Another sensational novel depicting pros
pecslve political upheavais has enanassd
from Colorado II ID bound in red. frcnte1
with a mystic sizn. not unintelliRihle to the
shrewd reader. and titled with the porfens-
GUS words: Waiting for the Signal" Mr..
Henry q. Morris II The author. and be
commands himself 10 the reviewers favor
by asking for q square deal" Seemingly
ne wishes 10 b taken seriously, and not
10 be thought crank. For this reason
probably he has iIiei his volume with
actual personagss. nos emitting Little
Erypt. and the notorious 's3eesey Dsnns-''
Of several years ago. He has Secretary
Gage and the failure CO the Hammond
banks ~ -.sinos. the Bradley Martin ball.
and DR.. Paskhurs;. and the btoxrsph. Sen
atcr wclcott, and Gen. Miits-.n fact. all
the leading iumsnarses Of the day. their
hobbies. their specias functions In relation
TO the affairs OF the time. and shesr sap
posed language upon al sorts Of occasions
Including that wherein the pisus secretary
Of the treasury exclaimed: -'Gseat God"
In shese respects she volume onsdoea
Haryey's Coin" hesdss being Infinitely
more interesting II takes the siGnAa social
events Of tho past several years wsaves
them tosssaer in scsasseus continuity. puss
in continuous parsonage or two. ard sess
cot . mest sdmirah3e. sesiking and elective
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20


AuNRE too. has It's use IN this world.
"a he earth were peopled with
~ . queens. where wcula the sub
ne from. Were We all brilliant
the ARMAMENT OF the arts and
- what standard OF comparison
s'ease our enthusiasm or compel our
pa4sn.
- many failures that count as
- q the eyes OF the RICH, desrs
st Minkers The man who starts
- think and say the thing which
! . sslls him Is the right thing 10 do
0eo n the eyes Of the just. all
- Ole ~ starvation and be buried
n :. WA 90 not even know the name
- allure who sleeps beneath TIE Sod.
uaa measure success az they
u Geves. by the pint or quart.
maa a failure VINO leaves The
aes And no tombstone 70 herald
which ere can procure frcsn
ason o. So mach a letter. But
- Mry tmpane.ad Of the choir In
aaere are sSuls far above price.
can ret tempt, nor power al
by his peers. Judged hy those
- s1 WAYS. ;ass; III their methods.
sa-nasaneed. upright. honest ard
eased by the passing crowd
- .s0sd receive ssom jury Of NJ.
Weoscs AZ whleh angels Would
~ re,ose.
~ - ~
l.ls HOLMES never wrote
- Yang than when he wrote
Ara the Joy Makers" A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

wine glasses generally come In these de-
aigns. although the really swell thing n the
pure enrAved rock crystal. which 10 nfurh
more expensive. but likewise much moro
artistic than any colored glass. Bowls.
glasEes and vases come in the crystal ana
some OF the ornamentation Is elaborate IN
the extreme.
In some OF the new vases a most con-
yenient Arrangement II made for holding
short-Stemmed blossoms.
A number Of small tubes Of glass are 10
ba found 20 arranged that they may be
placed In straight lines or clustered to-
gesher in the center Of the vase. These
hold the stems In place and admit OF
compact mass Of flowers gracefully. yet
permanently arranged. A curious center
piece consists Of crystal globe OF medium
size. containing spme thoroughly cleansed
shells OF pale pink. Swimming about IN
the clear water. which partly flis the globe
II Japanese goldfish
From one side OF the base OF a curved
tube or glass ascends and supports Direct
lv over the center OF the globe q tall.
slender vase. which holds water lies. Io;ns
buds or other aquatic blossom. though II
IL not essential TO keep strictly To the uni
ties I'm the choice Of flowers. ~ all kinds
are admissible anc have their own especial
charm Nothing adds 80 much To the
beauty Of table as flowers. whether AZ
the costly dinner, where
Orchids cling IN rose and purple spheres:
or roses In profuscn-
White with the Wilderness Of the snow.
Pink with the fainfest rosy gov.
or red ~ HOOD. with veiyety pesais and
hearts OF gold. 10 the fessts where the
simple decorations az vieEets or the royal
japanese chrvssnthemum. with IS ragged
retail ard curious coIorfng. obtain. Where
ca, flowers are not available the fernerses
or dishes OF nneiy decorated china niied
with masses Of delicate ferns. with shesr
fresh ard living green. are agreeable cub
ssitufes.
Small glass vases come In sets to match
the nany-bFanched or tall. slender flower
holders. these are intended for use about
the base az the cen,errlsee proper or may
be n,a~es near the corners Of the table or
arranged in any graceful design which
may sugrest itself. These are intended
principally for small fewers and are won
Serfufsy attractive; nsssursiurs. with
their rcand blossoms. are exceedingly ef-
fecsiys arranged tn this way. and ~ the
nowe~s are 50 plentiful AZ tbs season OF
shs year II ~ possshse to produce dastsing
color schemes At a trtf.ns sost.--s-hNsgo
Chronicle.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

s'Dr. Nikola's Experiment" BY Guy
Boothby. deals with the idea Of perpetual
life. DIR. Nikola tries his elixir and hyp-
motto influence on Don Aerino, an old
Spaniard. The result Of the experiment
Ia 20 disastrous that the author has 70
kill the rejuvenated ancient In order -
rid the world Of monstrosity. The ro-
nance Ii published In Appleton's Town
and Country library and costs 60 cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
IVES, TaE FLORIST.
Palms, ferns and decorative plsBta

Testimony was taken this morning
before Judge Wm. d. Lee, master, In th'
case OF the Early Times DistilleTy com
pany aud Marie ", Wallace interyenOr
versus the First National bank. Th'
suit is TO bring certain assets involved
in the Zeiger assignment into the gen
eral fund, the plaintiffs claiming tina
said assets had been improperly assigned
to the bank as preferred creditor.
The El Paso base ball team. re en-
forced by Jones. Mcdonald and YounI
from the Albuquerque Browns, won tn,
series OF games played with the Tucson
Arizona, club. and a purse OF 800. Tn
llnal game resulted in the score OF 27 4
3 In favor OF ri Pss0.
W. NJ. Weaver. the we'll known mana
ger OF the Crescent Coal company, will
headquarters at Gallup, came In from
the west last night, and IL registered a
sturges European. He II here on busi
ness, expecting to return west to night
Ladies' fine bicycle leggings for sale a.
tl q pair. Mems canvas leggtngs fol
75c a pair. Vim. Chaplin, the shot
dealer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17

jose Chsves. the man who shot Frank
Hubbell some years ago and WAS only re
Gently captured. was given a hearing
this morning and plead guilty. The
court bound him over In the sum OF
10000.
The murder cases against Josefa
Apodsca and Jacobo GoDz zsles were
called. Thomas G. Monto,a represented
the defendants and secured q severance
The morning was spent In securing a
jury, the woman being tried fret.
Having exhausted the original venire
In the attempt TO secure jury In the
murder case OF Josefa Apodacs, the fol.
lowing we'll known citizens have been
summoned: j. W. Ball. Joe Barnett. Geo
II. Brown. Oskey Clifford, Arthur Everitt
Geo. A. Csmpaeld. Thos. n. Kelehpr
Jacob Korber, George X. Neher. A. W
Cleland.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
ANOTHER VICTORY.
The Yacht Race To-Day Not
Very Interesting.
The Shamrock Meets With Dis
ablipg Accident.
Columbia Keeps on Per Agreement an
Wins.
THE DETAILS OF THE RACE.

Western Union Cable Boat. Oct. H.
The course for tue yacth race signaiied
Is east by south, then south Vest one
half south, then north, northwest
Mackey Bennett Boat The starting
gun WAS hred at | n. IN.
Highlands OF Navesiuk Time start "a
tlmated: Shamrock, lOO4O; Columbis
| D0:00
Far Rockaway. il:l4 a m-The Colum
Dia has Just passed the Shamrock and /,
we'll TO wind~ard The Columbia |,
rapidly drawing awsy from the Sham
rock.
Macksy- Bennett Boat. by Associated
Press Dispatch Boat. Vamoose. - The
Shamrock's top mast, with big club top.
sail. was carried away at ll:24 u. IN.
when the yachts were on port tack, about
three miles from the start. The sham
rock luffed up into the wind at once
The Columbia keeps on according u
agreement.
Western Union Boat. AS a. m.-Tht
shamrock Is preparing to take tow back
Long Beach, l2:io .. m,-Ihe Colum.
bia rounded the FIRST mark at l2:36:20.
Highlands Of Nsvesink.-WiIh tive
races TO her credit, the Columbia, II she
takes TO days race, Will have to win but
one more to keep the cup.
Western Union Cable Boat-The Co
lumbia rounded the second mark al
| :S3:40
Mackey. Bennett Cable Boat, 2:40 p. m
The Columbia crossed the finish line al
2:35:50. unofficial time.l
Sandy Hook Rear Admiral Lord Chss
Beresford, X. ~, who examined the Sham
rocks rigging at the request OF Sir
Thomas Upton. after the accident. says
that the cause OF the carrying away OF
the topmast WAS that the topmast back
sty parted at the nip"
Western Union Cable Boat-Oflicial
time OF start: Shamrock, II 0O:l5; Co
lumbis. 1l:00:l7. First mark-C0lumbis
12:39:2S. Second mark - Columbia
1:33:27. Finish-Columbia 2:37:l7.
Sandy HoOk-Sir Thomas Upton has
announced the next race will be sailed
on Thursday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
DENVER ROBBERY.
An EX-POliCtman RObS The Aus.
lin Pool Room.
Heavy Snow Storms In Mountains
Around Leadville.
neyo Indians Have Joined the Yaquis in
Mexican War.
ANTI-ExPANsIoNisrs MEET IN CHICAGO.

Denver, Cole, Oct 1.-THE Austin pool
room, the largest In the city, was robbed
of 5000 this morning by Robert j
Boykin, ex policeman and sometimes en-
ployed as special policeman at the club
The place had been closed for some time
but Boykin Induced the cashier TO re
turn 70 the room. and with % revolver
compelled him 20 open the safe He
took all the cash. including 500 In coin
tie then escaped, Boykin has already
killed two men. He served part OF a
term for killing deputy sheriff, who
resisted, while Boykin was then police.
man and was trying to arrest him. He
was released through the action Of the
supreme court.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17

DR.. Pearce performed an operation on
DonacianO Chayes this morning FOL
abcess of the liver. The patient Ia rest
ing Easy and doing as we'll rs can be ex.
pected.
Mrs. u. A, Hubbell and children. whC
were al Msgdalena on visit to relatives
returned TO the city last night.
Mrs. Edmund G. Ross, wife OF ex Gov
ernor Ross, whose illness was mentioned
yesterday, is still very sick.
Hon. W. b. Childers. United states at
torney, left this morning 10 attend court
at Las Cruces.
Hon. Solomon Luna, the wellknowI
politician of Valencia county, is in the
city 10 day.
Special discount on folding beds this
week for cash. At GideOn's 205 south
First street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
Rack Prom nj pa.o

II. s. knight, the heavyweight suc-
tioneer, who was at III Psso on a busl.
ness and pleasure visit, returned 10 the
territorial metropolis last night, and was
welcome caller ut this Office this morn
ing. He stated that the Pass city. at
present. contains quite a number OF ex-
Albuquerqueans. and they ali seem TO be
eating three meals n day and getting
along fairly we'll. He reports especially
Charles Zsiger doing we'll In the
hotel business and states that he
(Z3iger) will soon have la con.
nection with his hotel the finest restaur.
ant this side OF Kansas Ci He also
stated that Capt. Geo. NJ, Cundiif IL doing
nicely. holding down "A rsttling good posi- :.
tion at "rhe Psrlor." bat that Mrs.
Cundiff has been seriously i'll ever since
they moved TO nj Psso from this city
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
AUCTION.

At 6l2 south Arno street. at | 80 p. m
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 10,
1899, the entire contents OF a seven
room house. including elegant bedroom
sets, fine large base burner, kitchen
Brussels and Ingram carpets, fine leather
stove, elegant set dining chairs, large
refrigerator, willow aud other rockers,
center table, etc, in fact everything to
furnish an elegant home. House opened
for inspection OF goods Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons from 2 10 p m
Come and look at IL.
II. S. KNIGHT, auctioner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
In WISCONSIN,.
President Mckinley and Party at MIL.

President Mckinley and Party st mil.
waukee.
Milwaukee. Wis, Oct. l7.-N0twith.
standing President Mckinley did not re-
tire until o'clock this morning, being
kept up by a banquet given by the Mil
waukes Merchants and Manufacturers
association, he WAS up bright and early
The party made circuit OF the beautiful
grounds. The president addressed few
words OF greeting to veterans. The
streets travarsed by the presidential
party we're thronged.
At Il. P. Allis' works the president was
greeted by 1900 workmen who stopped
work for u few moments. The president
said he was glad to know 1t was not
necessary for workmen to seek employ
ment but employers were seeking work
men,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
ANTI-ENPAssIosIsTs MEET.
They are Against the Philippine Policy
the Government

."'y e'o {" kefh-s 'hS
the Government
Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE opposition Of
the anti.expansionists 10 the sub ugation
OF the Filipin0s took tangible form to
day In q meeting OF about 1850 delegates
from different parts Of the country TO
launch crusade against the policy OF
the administration In the Philippines
The meeting was called to order In the
Central Music hall by the temporary
chairman. kdwin Burritt Smith. OF Chi
csg0. The committee on organization
and conference was appointed M follows
George q. Mercer. Philadelphis; Frank
n. scott. Chicago; Dana Estss. Boston
Lonis X. Ehrichs, Colorado Springs, Colo.
and Paul n. Coste, st. Louis. Owing to
the illness Of his wife, George H. Bout.
we'll could not be present but letter
from him was read.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
AEABA VI A.
A storY of The south.

The best show that Albuquerque will
have In the next sixty days is the famous
play by Augustus Thomas, "Alabams'" IL
Ia presented by the best company ever
seen In the play In Denver play house.
80 says the Denver News.
The company carries special scenery
and the correct properties for the piece
and will positively use IL, IA they arrive
In ample time Wednesday 10 mount 1t.
We are assured that the company will do
their utmost 10 please us and the per-
formance will not be slighted In any
manner.
The seats are on sale at Matson's and
are selling rapidly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
LIVELY BATTLE.
Three Hundred Beers and Eighteen Brit.
ish Killed.

Three Hundred Beers and Eighteen Brit.
ish Killed.
London, Oct. IA special from Cape
Town says: Three hundred Beers and
eighteen British soldiers we're killed In
the battle near Mafeking.
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT.
Cape Town. Oct. 17.-It is reported here
that the Beers had an engagement with
another armored train from Phodesia.
BoERs REPULsED.
Lorenzo, Marques. Oct. l7.-Refugees
just arrived here from the Transvasl re
port that the Beers had been repulsed al
Mafeking, sustaining heavy losses.
NO LOSSES FOR BRITISH.
Kimberly, Oct l7.-An armored train
accommodating near Spytfontein, en-
gagged the Beers, killing five and wound
Ing seven. British had no losses.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
BoERs sTREsarHENIsG.
They Are Bidding Their Time for Attack
Mafeking I'm Danger.

They Are Bidding Their Time for Attack
Msfeking I'm Danger.
London. Ost. l7.-Belated dispatches
from South Africa throw little fresh light
upon the situation. The Beers appear Ia
be strengthening their position In Natal,
bidding their own time for attack. The
Orange Free State burRhers are threaten.
ing 10 invade Cape COLONY by way OF Nor
valpont and Aliws', north. both OF which
are at their mercy II they possess artil
lsry.
TO days news from the western border
reduces the alleged heavy lighting a!
Mafeking to ordinary proportions. The
earlier sensational story originated In
skirmishes between the armorod train
and small detschments Of Boers, although
since then much may have happened at
the little garrison.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
Fears of Railway Bandits Mariana Armi
los Predicament,

Fears of Railway Bandits Mariana Armi.
JOS Predioament,
Some mischieyous kid-one Of those
Albuquerque kids pretty we'll known In
police circles-put torpedo on the street
railway track at the corner OF Third
street and Railroad avenue last night al
$50 O'Clock, and when a trans Cont
mental car came along from old town II
struck the torpedo, which exploded with
loud report. Mariana Armijo, editor OF
III NuevO Mundo, was on the car when
the explosion took place. and II Ii
said that he immediately threw
up both hands," thinking possi
bly, that some bold railway bandits had
attacked the car. When an investigation
was made and IL was found that no dam
age had been done, Mariana yanked
down his hands and muttered to himself
What narrow escape"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17

Spring Valley. Oct. 17.-,State Presi-
dent j. NJ. Hunter to-day called strike
OF 1000 miners employed by the Spring
Valley Coal company. They all struck.
The supply Of coal from this point will
drop 5000 tons daily until settlement
is made. The difficulty is q refusal Of
General Manager Dalwell to stop union
dues at the cOmpany's office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
FIGHTING CONTINU Es.

British Retired. but soon Resumed the
Battle Near Msfsking.
Pretoria, Oct. 16.-(Delsyed In trans
mission. } Further dispatches received
by the government says fighting con.
tinues north OF Mafeking. The British,
after the second engagement, retired In
thu direction OF the town, but resumed
the attack shortly afterwards, two burgh
ers being killed and three wounded. The
commando engaged was impsded, owing
TO the want Of heavy artillery, which was
subseq obtained from General
CrODia
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17

Chicago. Oct. IA fire early to-day
in the six.story structure. 1870 to 1876
West Washington street. caused loss OF
100000. The entire east half OF the
building was destroyed Tensnts, who
sustained losses, are: |. Pieser Il Co
-four merchants, $1,000; Chicago Folding
Box Co., $4,000; Imperial Electric
Plating Co., $4,000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
THEY ARE FIGHTING.
Delayed News Give Few Details
Of Battle.
Two Engagements With a Few
Killed on Each Side.
The Garrison At Mafeking VIII Undoubi-
edly be Attacked.
PARLIAMENT Now IN SESSION.

Pretoria, Oct. IA. Delayed In trans
mission. The srmored train sent TO re-.
pair the railroad line opened hre this
morning on the Boer commando north Of
Mafeking. One burgher was killed and
two wounded. A second engagement
followed, Ia which nine British we're
wounded.
Yesterday, whileGenersi Cronje's troops
were near the broken railway bridge,
nine miles north OF MatekiDg, an ap.
preaching train loaded with dynamite
was fired upon and blown u?. There
were no casualties OH the rransvasl side
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
yAQUIs REINFORCED.

The Meyo Indians Join Them In Fight
Ing Ne xico.
Austin. Texas Oct. IA dispatch
from ORTIZ, Mexico, says: Three hun.
drei Meyo Indians Joined the YgQuis
rebels at their rend zvous near Sshan.
ripa. In previous wars Of the YaQuis
against the government, the Meyos re.
fused TO become their allies.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
HARD TIMES ron PASSENGERS

They Have to Make Detour Under Escort
Before Reaching Johannesburg.
Colesburg. Cape Colony, Oct. 17.-Pss.
sengers arriving from johannesburg are
forced to leave the train north Of Norvsls.
pont and make detour through Voldt
under escort, joining the train farther
south. This is understood to be doe TO the
fact that the Beers undermined the
bridge.
Cape Town. Oct. iT.-Aliwal, north OF
Cape Colony, Is now isolated. From
Colesourg comes persistent reports that
the Beers attsckei Msteking. being
thrice repulsed with heavy losses.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17

cannot advance much further without
coming into contact with British cavalry,
who screen the position. Nevertheless
little lighting IL expected In the near
future In this section apart from the de-
sultory outpost skirmishes. All women
and children have left Dundee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
Bryan still In Kentucky.

Versailles. KY, Oct. 1.-THE Bryan
party left Louisville at O'Clock this
morning and proceeded to Frankfort
There. In speech, Bryan said he had
seen II stated that the election OF Goebel
would mean the defeat of free silver. II
he thought so he would not be In Ken
tucky
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
ARMY PROMOTIONS

A Batch of Oolonols Made Brigsdier Gen
erals.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE president
ordered the promotion TO grade OF brigs.
dier general In the regular army
the following colonies: A. G. NJ.
Pennington. Second artillery; Royal
T. fank, First artillery; Louis
Il. Carpenter, Fifth cavalry; Samuel
Overtime. Twenty third infantry; Daniel
W. Burke, Seventeenth infantry. These
officers will be placed on the retired list
AZ intervals OF one day each. The war
department WAS able TO make these
changes owing 10 the retirement Of Gen
eral Shafter from the regular army.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
PRISONERS TO RE KkLEAsED.
sent Across the Border to Fisht-Joubert's
Headquarters

Seht Ncr"ss tho HOFdor 20 FIkht-Jouberts
Headquarters
Pretoria, Oct. H. delayed In trans
mission) The executive council have
decided TO release all burghers under
going years OF imprisonment or less. All
other prisoners In the sans category will
be- sent across the border. Commsndsnt
General Joubert has established his head
quarters at Chsrlestown. aud opened
telegraph'c communication with the
Trsnsvsal by way Of Laing's Mex. Guns
and food stuffs found secreted In the
mines of Rand are conhscsted. As at
tempt IL being made 10 tamper with the
railroads, the authorities have been
ordered to shoot on sight sll persons
found near the railways with dynamite.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17

But you don't have to wait IL you order
coal OF us. For domestic Goals we keep Gal
lup and Cerrillos soft lump and nut and
all sizss OF anthracite. Have them
always on hand In quantities. Best
facilities for filling orders OF any Goa
yard In the southwest.
". II. HAHN & Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
Belle Regiment at Work

Manila, Oct II. - Bells regiment,
moving from a point west OF BscoOr,
this morning drove the enemy out OF
Porac. One American was killed and
one wounded. The Filipinos lost q mum.
ber killed and wounded. The Americans
captured two bullock cars and ammuni-
tlOl,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
srand halloween Hall.

At the Armory hall, on 0cio 80, th,
Turquoise division, No. 10. q. |. A. 10 b
OF l.. B.. will give grand Halloween
ball. Tickets are now In the hands Oi
committees; only 81 each.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-17
A Financial Factor,

The amount OF your coal bill this wi H.
ter. We supply the best and can furnish
both anthracite and Cerrillos and GslluI
soft lump. We also now have plenty Of
Cerrill0s soft nut which has been scarce
lately. Phones 4l6 and 45.
w. II. HAHN a Co.