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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n tbs Direct Navigation Co.
Houston. June l. lsa9-The annual meeting
Of the stockholders and board q directors
Of. The Direct Navigation Company will b5
held IN the com2any's Office, IN the city Of
Houston. on Tuesday. July 4. az II o'eiock
a. N. D. c. cusaman. secretary. Is
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders and board O.
San Antonio Railway Company will be held
q. the office OF the company, in the city u
Houston. Texas. on Wednesday, July D
1899. c. 3. seger. Secretary. 20
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LUMBERME Thorough double entry book
keeper, lumberman, experienced, best OF ref.
arences desires permanent position. good
salary, with good firm doing large business.
Address 6is5, this office. ~
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WANTED--sltu in lumber office or store
bv an experienced bookkeeper; can give good
references Address NJ. Normand. Orange.
Texas. ~
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PERSONAL.

OPIUM. Morphine Liquor Habit. cured in a
lew hours without pain due to withdrawal
OF the drue. II cure is wanter. am ready
10 gnaiante IT absolutely or no pay. Any
one wanting to be treated as above. and will
meet me al some date in the future at Hous-
ton or AZ the office OF Dr. j. w Jeifrles
Louise. Wharton county will treat them
under positive guarantee. cure to he el.
iected belcte ! receive any money: write me
N strict confidence for further particulars
Provident Heights Sauitarium. Waco, Texas
Dr. w. ". Aogers. superintendent Is
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FINANCIAL.
PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MQNEY--Reliabla detective service
rendered 10 civil md criminal cases; reason
able rates For further particulars address
MeCane's Detective Agency. Houston, Tex y
s, o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance
Aeents and Adiusters. 10 Main street. u
WANTED TO RENT.
WANT 10 lessee on shares dairy composed
Of good Jersey COWS. c. c. Bunguardner.
Brady, Texas. q
WANTED-For the summer furnished house.
complete. no children; highest references.
Address 6i3s. this office. 81
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs
Black tells everything. 25c. soc, SLIGO; re-
moves troubles unites separated: luck
charms. etc. los Louisiana street. %
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WELL EDUCATED CATHOLIC gentleman.
49, wishes position as stenographer; Will
work for small salary. Address 1884. this
office 20
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SITUATION WANTED BY competent white
lady as companion or nurse 20 any lady
going north no salary expected, only eS-
office -
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WANTED--To know the whereabouts OF John
Hensey, railroad man: foremanshp open
10 him. Address ]. C. Kelly, chief engineer
C. 3. railroad, Eagle Lake, Texas. 20
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SITUATION wANTED-By a colored woman
10 wash and iron. Apply to HOS Andrew
street -
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man; sober and not afraid Of work; best OF
references given II desired. Address 81. this
office. 20
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LADIES-our preventive positively relieves
longest and most obstinate cases in tw9
days. safe, sure and effective under my and
all conditions; so powerful It never fails to
bring desired results; one box always SUI
fcient; price 81. For particulars address
cago. 7-l7
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DON'T let your neighbors complain about
your plano being out OF tune; get Chas. n
FELTON, to tune II; at divers II
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WANTED Work by mddle-sged man. under
stand care Of horses; good garden hand.
general work on place, w. H.. 1860. care
Schultz House. Houston, Texas 20
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BARGAlNS IN PIANOS-We offer a liberal
cut in prices for the next sixty days. a+y
piano In inc house at SOS Off regular price
divers Music House n
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WANTED--To lessen the death rate by the
use Of the Quaker Bath Cabinet, the great
health restorer and preserver. Come see
the agent at 500 kiam building; office hours
between 8 and u. II
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED meeting of Gray lodge
X No. 329, A. f. and A. NJ, tonight
IN. at o'clock work in the NJ. NJ.
NSN Degree. Members Of Holland lodge
NV No. / and sojourning brethren are
cordially invited to attend, f. w.
Campbell. W. M; j. r. Cade. secretary
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HAMILTON BROWN SHOE COL will have
full lire OF Hamilton Brown Shoe Co
samples open In my sample room al Capt.
tol Hotel. June 20, Fl. %. %, and will be
glad to have my customers call and see
them o. L. Brown. 81
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WOULD LIKE position as clerk: have hao
experience and can give reference. ADDRESS
kAa7 this office. =.
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ERSONAL-Guns-Don' go to a botcher but
take your guns to practical gunmaker d
have them thoroughly overhauled. You wi
find him at gni Congress avenue NJ
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NAPLES VELVET CREAM cures bites OF
insects heals broken skin surfaces, etc.: rs
cents, delivered or at NAPLES Drug Store,
gil Congress. Il
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a $500 NEHLIN piano and a $3.50 Emerson Al
House. ri
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WANTED--Dr a3smaking 10 do at home by
frst-cass dressmaker; 1915 Preston ave q
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FOR SALE.

SEND us by nail Sl25 and We Will express
you me oest hammock In the country FOR
we money y. J Paetorixa Ptg and Litho
Co. Houston. Texas. II
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CATARACT AND CRoss-EYEs cured with
out the knife. See Or. Heisig's card on last
nnpc
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EYES TESTED FREE--see DR.. Helslg's card
NJ locf :
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\ ADIEs! Chicresters tngisn pennyroyai Pills
IL 5 9ss SS o sss,nd arr the Best: si Reliable
for Ladies, LETTER by Return, Mall, Al Drussista
Chichester Chemicaf Co., Philada., IA,
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SITUATION WANTED-By German girl to
cook and general housework. Address biSS
fhfa office y
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rok sALE--A new upright kimbail plano. ii
pelieet oraer very cheap. Apply IA Main
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A. d. T. MEsSENGEP< to deliver notes, par
day; 204 KAN building; hone $50 u
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Fer sALE-s2s buys cabinet grand upright
Plano, slightly used cost $500 new c. Janke
q Co. 6O3 Main street, Sheet music at halt
price. 4-16-1900
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IF TROUBLED with reaches. one zoe can OF
Dead-Sure Roach Killer will effectively rid
them; try 1t; no poison at Lewyn's Drug
Store y
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NAPLES VELVET CREAM soon soothei
sunhurn .
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ANTED--Situation as nurse, with some one
leaving The city; can give good references,
35O4 Washington. -
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rR. MANsFIELDS monthlv regulator has
brought happiness TO hundreds of anxious
women; have never had single failure;
longest cases relieved In two TO FIVE days,
without fail; no pain 70 danger, no inter
ference with wor'. BY mail or office 81.
all letters truthfully answered. Ths
field Remedy Co.. l67 Dearborn ST.. room
GOO Chicato, Ill 7-3
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FOR PURITY of drugs and reliabil IN
prescription work. the reputation OF Lewyn's
Drug Store. corner Main and Preston, is
fully established 81
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TYPEWRITERS repaired by the original In
yentor. +. G. Prlbyl, 90i Congress ave q
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WANTED--By elderly man. trustfuI ana earn.
cat 70 attend 10 horses. milk COW and keen
yard clean; his work will recommend him;
Makcs reasonable. Address 6ifi, this office 20
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1 isAas' June 1s.-The Misses
n 7 taylor are visiting Mrs. Oar
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WE HAVE an up to-date -four mill in opera
ton and making money, near Galisburg,
H.. to exchange for land In tho coast coun-
try; come and see photos aud get paitlca-
lars Owner here ready for business; cash
value So. 900. Q. w. Hail y Co, go Mnin.2l
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


COOL SOUTH ROOMS, with first -class board,
only four blocks from Capitol hotel 90
Austin stree, "
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board I;
all modern conYeniences. Mrs, jennie
Smith, al chartres street. ~
ELEGANT ROOMS, 6rst-cla board, reduced
10 $500 week; table and transient boarder.
solicited; special rates TO couplesi central
location. 9i2 Travis street. y
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished room In pr.
yate family; board II desired. Address 7Il
Travis street y
$3.50 PER WEEK-Franklin House l2i3
Franklin avenue. two blocks from postotnce
baths "a
1911 TEXAS avenue; modern boarding house
2h blocks from Main street reduced ratio
made TO clubs regular and transient board
ors solicited: rates reasonable Telephone
761 Is
COOL UPSTAIRs ROOMS and board 20. 20
per week. table boarders, $3.50. Bath
Transient solicited. 200 La Branch. 70
FOR good board. cool rooms. rree bathy: cali
at Avenue House sos S1a Jacinto street
Gus MeEernon, Proprietor. 1
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms and
ranches, Francis Smith q Co, san An
tonic. Texas. Cell on f. w. Norris. KAN
hvlding. Houston. Texas. u
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COOL SOUTH ROOMS, with lrst.class board,
only four blocks from Capitol hotel; go
Austin stree. ~
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANT TO TRADE--A fine registered Ken
lucky trotting stallion and good jack; what
have you e. c. Bumguardner, Brady,
Texas. %
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NAPLES, VELVET CREAM whitens tanned
and freckled skin n
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20
Bu.iuess Change.

After weeks hard work at inventory,
"Ths Fair" store OF u. Levy Il Co., on
west Railroad avenue, changed hands this
morning. A. b. Mcdaffey, formerly
station agent at Holbrook, A. T., assum.
ing ownership.
LIZ. Levy, who managed "The Fair"
store 80 successfully since its establish
ment here az o branch OF the Il. Levy Il
Co store at Ssbinsl, will In the future
devote his time and attention to other
duties, and will remain among us.
TIE CITIZEN, while regretting the
withdrawal OF MIR. Levy from the business
circles OF the city. extends to Mr.. Nc
Gaffsy q hearty welcome, and bespeaks
for 1.-The Fair" under his management q
successful business career.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20

Thanksgiving Provision Sale. Wednes-
day, Nov. 10Th, at Stsmm building, south
Second street, opposite pOstOiiice, from
10 a, m. to p. N. Mince and pumpkin
pies, homemade and Boston brown bread,
doughnuts and cakes OF all kinds.
Ii. J. Hsyerksmpt. who Was formerly
In the general merchandise business at
the Jemez hot springs, having recently
sold out TO SeterO Baca OF San IsidrO, Is
In the city. He will return to the
springs tomorrow.
DR.. Lund. the well-known Bernslillo
physician and surgeon, came In from
the north this morning, and Is around
among his many city friends. He will
return to Bernalillo tonight.
A cake walk by society people and
some "coon" sIscialties by Miss Abrams
will be- among the attractions at the L.
Il. b. society ball at ArmOry hall on Wed
nesday night.
The remains OF K, W. Chandler, the
conductor who died at the railway hos
pital the other day, were shipped to BOs
ton, Mass, last night by Undertaken
Strong,
Mrs. mon Neustadt, OF Los Lunas, Il
here on visit 10 her mother, Mrs
Deutschland and sisters, Mrs. l.. II, Lev!
and Mrs Louis Trsuer
J. b. Lszear, the national bank exami
ner, u NJ the European He came II
from Denver last night.
J. 7. Lanuan and wife, registering
from Flagstaff, are in the city, stoppinI
at the European.
R. Davis and wife, from 81. Louis, ar
at the Hotel Highland
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Mrs. W. II. Talbot and son, Willie.
left Saturday night for Marcsline, Mo.
Willie will be placed In boys school In
Tennessee. Mrs. Talbot called at The
CITIZEN Office and stated that she ex-
pected to return TO Albuquerque next
spring
A Mexican working for Ed. Proper In
He'll canyon mining district, brought In
an ancient copper kettle, which he found
near the mine. Il is u rare curiosity
and I'd has placed II with his cabinet Of
curiosities from that mining district.
Last evening q train OF fourteen car
loads OF hogs passed down the road from
Kansas City to City Of Mexico. The hogs
weighed an average OF over 400 pounds
each.
Remember the l.. II. b. society ball at
ArmOry hall on Wednesday night. Doors
open prompt at s o'clock.
Special prices for cash. High grade
furniture at low grade prices at Fu-
trelle's.
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Police Court News,

Justice Crawford had full house at
his Monday morning levee. six drunks,
one vsgrant and Gisturber OF the peace
appeared TO answer complaints. A few
only had the wherewithal to pay their
fines, and the balance will work on the
streets. Ferdinsndo Fagliaferri was
charged with sssaulting and biting his
sister, and was locked up until he WAS
repentant.
The Tusher- Cowper assault case was
beard by Justice Crawford this morning.
Tusher WAS found guilty and was sen
fenced to pay fine OF $50 or sixty days
in the county jail. There is a possibility
that Tusher will appeal.
The Ross Hardin case will bs heard be-
fore Judge Crawford tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20
WAR SOUTH AFRICA.
British Army Expects to Take the Agsres-
sive This Week

British Army Expects to Take the Agsres-
sive This Week.
London, Nov. 20.-The present week
according to dispatches from the front,
ought 10 change the defensive tactics
maintained hitherto by the British In
South Africa 1t Ia said that the task
allotted to General Cleary, that OF reliev-
ing Ladysmith, will task his generalship
TO the utmost.
The Beers are developing q great deal
OF strength In the neighborhood OF Est
court. General Joubert ia reported 10 be
moving southwark himself In order "a
direct the movement to repel the British
advance. after II would seem attempting
to isolate Kstcourt. This latter move
ment is already In progress. The Boers
practically surround the town. Another
small force was discovered at Willow
Grange. south Of Escolrt. Yesterday eve
ming Major Thorneycroft with detach
ment OF infantry make sortie. and en-
gagged the Beers with no material result
The so-called Boer attempt 10 rush Est
court on Saturday was apparently merely
reconnaissance, resulting In the Beers
obtaining the information they desired,
namely. that EstcOurt is fairly strongly
held and has naval guns In position.
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Roupht Cirous Horse.

". l.. Trimble, the ell.known Second
street liyeryman, returned last night
from Las Vegas, where he purchased
three rafting good horses from the Main
circus. While the circus was here, Mr..
Trimbe bought six horses. and DR.. j.
Roger Haynes one. Among the horses
purchased by Mr.. Trimble are several
trick animals. but they will undoubtedly
forget all about their circus experience
after few weeks In the livery business
OF Albuquerque, and especially after
being driven by the average man that
thinks he knows how 10 drive horse"
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soo,rro Po.tma.,,r.bip.

From the amount Of wind coming
from Socorro occasionally. 1t would seem
that Esteyan Baca Is not pleasing the
people Of that town az their po3tiasster,
and a movement is on foot to have him
removed. Mr.. Baca, however. Is very
active. and. as he IL a politician with a
number OF influential friends. those who
are lighting him will find 1t hard job
to have him ousted. Dr. l.. X, Kittrell,
q we'll known dentist Of Socorro, has an-
nounced himself as a candidate for the
oilice and, rumor has 1t. il looking to
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow to secure the prize for him.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20
Pleasant Reception.

The cosy residences Of Mrs. W. j. John
son was the scene OF a most charming
reception Saturday afternoon, given IN
honor OF Miss Kate FORESTER OF the city
OF Mexico, who is at present Mrs. John.
sons guest. Misses Lolets 0tero and
Euphemis Nelson, with Mesdsmes Bryan
aud Barney, assisted the hostess in enter
tanning the goodly number OF lady
friends who attended. Refreshments
were serve and much enjoyed by those
present, "a we'll a. the social features Of
iha nccaainn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20
YAQUI indian WAR.
HostileS Have Over TVo.Thou.
sand Men in the Field.
Ten Ships Wrecked and Ashore In
Stormy Magellan Strait
Congress Will BE- Organized under the
old Reed Rules.
eiRmAS sHp. on PRE-.
efRMAH sHrP. on PRE-.

Guaymss. Nc xico, Nov. s0.-A YaQui
Indian sub-ehief OF that tribe who de-
serted the rebels few days ago has ar
rived here. and furnished the military
authorities with valuable information
concerning the location and plan Of cam
paign OF the Indian forces. He says that
Msuser riflss do not cause a. much fear
among the Indians as the old Reming.
tons. M the i.ullets do not inflict such
severe WOUNDS and heal quickly. There
are, accofLiDg TO this Indian, about &.
200 insurgents all together. OF which
1900 are nprlh OF the Yaqui river, and
200 In the maintains. The rebels are
organized In companies OF forty men
each under n captain, and are drilling
regularly aud the chiefs continually ex-
hort thep. o continue the aght until
the "Youris, white men) are oil killed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20
A Ifig I,ostonica

Postmaster Armijo, at the request OF
The CITIZEN, presents for publication
tho following report OF the weight
OF all mail matter. by classes,
originating at the local postotllce from
October 3 TO November .. 1899, inclusive:
First.class matter, l.607 pounds; pos
tage paid matter, 4,066 pounds; matter
free In county, 3O4 pounds; third and
fourth-class matter, 1884 pounds,
ounces; government free matter, $40
pounds. s ounces; equipment pouches.
sacks, etc. 1896 pounds, s ounces; total,
1879 pounds, I2 ounces. The railroad
mail matter amounts 10 total OF H.
927 pounds. 10 ounces, making "a grand
total OF % SAG pounds, % ounces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20
Low LINE DIrCB.
work ON tho Big Enterprise Now Being
Buahed

work ON tho Big Enterprise Now Being
Pushed.
p. Il. Harroun. who IL the engineer OF
the low line ditch, left with several gen
tlemen for the scene of operations this
morning. Yesterday Mr.. Harroun called
At The CITIZEN office and talked "ditch"
for some time. He stated that construc-
tion work was being carried on at two
points on the upper end OF the canal by
scraper outfits for hesdgates, securing
gates, dam, etc. and on the main canal
by machine graders. which handle 1000
yards Of dirt per day, using three men
and sixteen horses each.
Contractor Shut" said Mr.. Harroun.
wants teams and men, has q large
number en- route from Missouri, but
ali team applying nowcan secure work"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20

1.-THE Hottest Coon In Dixie" will be
repeated at the 0rchestrion hall to- might.
The performance yesterday afternoon
and evening were up-to-date and just
what WAS vertised-funny and pOpu-
lar. and big crowd should attend to.
night.
CT. Riggs, lessee OF the hall, Ia a
thorough theatrical man, and he is Civ.
ing Albuquerque some fine shows. Mr.
Riggs states that Frederick Ward will
appear here on November 2S In the
famous play, "In the Lions Mouth" and
Paul Gilmore, In "The Three Muske-
tiers" on Nov, 81,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20

Gus.aye l.. Solignac, OF santa fe, IL
out as candidate Tor the appointment
Of attorney for the Pueblo Indians Of
New Mexico, an office now held by George
Hill Howard. The latter has displeaseo
some one connected with the territorial
bar, aud movement has been started to
have him removed. Attorney Solignac
is nephew OF Archbishop z. l.. Chspelle,
the apostolic delegate OF the United
states to the Philippines.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20

Sheriff Thos. 8. Hubbell, who accom-
panied Sheriff Clark, OF Graham county,
Arizona, to Santa Fe on the Red" Pip
kin requisition case, has returned, the
Arizona sheriff passing through The city
on his way back to Graham county Sat
urday night. Gov 0tero would not con.
slider the request OF Sheriff Clark TO take
Pipkin to Arizona until he filed proper
and correct requisitiOn papers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20

South Africa. One Of the Sunday week
lies published the following new com
plant In letter from 81. Vincent; "To-
day every soldier Of the 1900 on board
complained TO the officers OF their com.
panies that their dinners OF salted beef
were putrid. Col. Paget with doctors
and quartermsster inspected the mess,
and condemned the foul carrion as unfit
for food
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20
Cowboy Killed at Nj psso.

Special to The Citizen.
nj Psso, Nov. 20.-will McMurrsy, q
cowboy. was drinking with three friends
In saloon ut noon to-day. He started
TO hand the pistol TO the bartender.
Others scufilsd Tor IL, causing the gun to
drop. shooting AcMnrray through the
iugular vein. knocking out q tooth and
entering the brain. He died In few
mDmenta
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BATTLE AT LADYsMITH.

London, Nov. 20.-Specisl from Est.
court dated November 20 says u report
has reached there OF q battle at Lady
smith November 10, lasting from day
break until two In the afternoon. Many
OF the Beers are said TO have been killed
and many taken prisoners. British losses
are reported much less. Another battle
Ia said TO have occurred on Thursday. II
ia described a. the heaviest yet fought
The Boer dead number hundreds. while
the British losses are comparatively
small.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-20

Washington.Noy 20.-5ecretary Longs
attention was to-day called 10 reports OF
his intended resignation from the cabi-
net. Without hesitation Secretary Long
said that he had no intention Of resign
ng. Sailing orders for Admiral Schiey
are In course OF preparation.