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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-02
Company E, Second Battalion.

Captain. Adna G. Clarke, First ,Lieuten-
ant Robert S. Parker, promoted to first
John Q. Teft, promoted August II, 1899.
Resigned-Second Lieutenant Philip S.
Christy. March II, 1899.
Discharged to re-enlist, Captain Daniel
lag, Pr4InQte5 70 1859 gap May I, 44Js
sixth United States volunteer infantry;
promoted to first lieutenant March 4, 1899,
discharged September 1, 1899; unassigned.
Wounded in action-Captain William J.
Watson, lungs. GuigintO. March %, 1899,
sent home, Relief; Second Lieutenant Col
lin H; Ball, jaw, Rio Grande river, April
&C. 1899, sent home Relief.
Enlisted men with company-First Ser
geant Edward D. Johnson, Quartermaster
Sergeant Oakley D. Thomas; screams
Robert F7ricI. William N. Lane, Thomas
B. Cobb, George W. Lands, Clarence B.
Hamilton, John E. COrnett, Frank Q.
JamisOn, John V. PaXton Norman F.
Wilmington, Abraham c. Woodruff, Cook
Wagner Fred D. Sparks. Musician Arth-
ur Vanslyke; Privates John w. Dotts, A
Furgeson, James B. Gillespie, Frank D
Hartwell; Rufus H hedges, FredeTiIc a K
B. Jackson, Winfield E. Jackson John T.
Jameson, Clifford Jones. Dudley Keefer,
Moore, Harry Norris FrancisT Newell,
Delos NJ Porter, Ralph l. Roberts, Or
lando B. Spencer, Frank r. Stewart, Chris
Swisher, Walter D. Vance. Sidney White,
Eugene D. Wilmington, Edward G. Will
son.
Wounded, sent home on Morgan City
Private Elmer Ashcraft. neck Bacalor,
May "A, 1899: Private Fred I. Carter. arm,
Gufginto March %, 1899; Private James s:
Mills, leg. CalOOcan, February 10, 1899;
Private Albert Shaughnessy, knee. Guig-
into, March %, 1899. On Relief: Private
Arthur Hollingshead, side, Bacalor, May
"a, 1899.
Sick sent home-Privates Frank f. Dor
man, Charles Hamiltoni Morgan City
Private John H. Hay, Edward 7. Hemp
hill. Gus r. Hamilton, Norman A. Rupe,
Indiana.
Discharged and sent home-Prfvate Jo-
seph Murdoch, disability, August TO- 1899,
City of Para. Died, San Francisco, Oc-
tober II, 1899.
Discharged in San Francisco, disability
Wagner James Madison, Private Will
liam Klfnger, Charles G. Morton, August,
John D. Spencer, September, 1898; Private
Frank E. Mccoy, October, 1898; Privates
Jack Donaldson, Wesley Fegler, Harvey
D. Morris, August Remler, November
1898; Private Thomas F. Larson, July,
1898.
Transferred to United States signal
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Company c. Third Battalion.

Captain William S. Albright First Lieu
second iienfenanf FebTmarV Il iS99 to firsf
lieutenant August y, 1899 Second Lieu
tenant John NJ. Waste, promoted Septem-
wounded in action-Captain Albright.
thigh, Santo Tomas, May 4, 1899; returned
to duty company May 81, 1899.
Resigned-FirSt Lieutenant Harry H.
Enlisted men with company-First Ser
geant Ralph H Leavitt, Quartermaster
George S. Few, Charles I. Sparks, E. Nor
daut, COrpOralS Fred D. Carpenter, Frank
Dittman, John S. Crooks, Fred BoeppIer
Arthur Mays, Clarence F. Myers. Jay
Thomas, Jacob Vogler. Elmer Elkins,
William Suberkrup, Jacob Devries, Louis
B. Howard. WAGNER George B. Clark
Musician Thomas d. Cole, PrivateS Will
liam W. Baker. Frank Barbour, Freder-
lex w. BuckmaSter, Robert C. Churchill,
william A. COnkling. Claude Croft. Jacob
G Gsgss Frost F. e o Ad9Ph H ehsFs
Harry F. Nansen, Henry /; johnson,
liam P. King. William Lawson. Martin
W. Lyman: William J. Maloney, owen
Meredith. William McCormick, James L.
Mcpherson, Walter S. Moonlight, Joseph
S. Raybourn, Roy B. Richard, Charles E:
Stewart oliver Tillquist, Park c. True
blood Richard Flanagan
Arthur c. Howe. head. Caloocan. March
IS. 1899; Private Walliam Laudenschlager,
Sick, sent home-Artificer John Kennedy
Privates William p; Ledger, Edward d, l.
Yates James F. Pinzon, William B. Sprage
Williab w. Taylor, on Rel1ef.
Discharged, San Francisco; disability
Musician James B. Hines, Privates VIII
liam Birdsau, George W. Lucas, Jona-
than Loar. August, 1898; Private Isaac NJ.
Lewis. September, 1898: PTivates William
BfckfOrd, Arthur Ridgely, Harvey Sher-
man, October, 1898; Privates Taylor Eos
ter T. Quackenbush, Maurice G. Sher-
man, Thomas J. Bell, November 1898;
Private Malcolm E. PurVis. December,
1898: PriVateS Charles NJ. Crane. Francis
z. Mead, Emmett Fleming, January, 1899,
Corporal Carl Deffs. PrivateS Charles A.
Humid, Miles A Sweeney, Albert w. Wei
day, February. 1899; Private John E. Wat
son, March. 1899.
Discharged to re-enlist in Thirty-sixth
United States volunteer infantry-Private
William L. Dawson; Eleventh United
States volunteer cavalry-Ffrst Sergeant
John P. Richardson. Corporal SilaS p.
Davis. Privates Edwin E. Ferris, Ralph
E. Mcdowell, George Schamnia, Arthur
DISCHARGED and remaining in Manila
Sergeant Aubrey s. Edwards, Privates
Fraol- p. Frank, Ralph S. Gehrett, James
z. Riley.
Accidentally left behind in Yokohama.
Private Frank SlaybOugh.
Died Of disease-Private Raymond B.
Dawes, November %. 1898, typhoid fever,
Honolulu, buried LeavenwOrth, Kansas;
Private Charles Graves, November %.
1898, typhoid fever, Honolulu, buried Cen
tralia, Kansas.
Wounded in action-Private James E.
Riley, head, Caloocan, February "a, 1899.
returned to duty March 20, 1899; Private
William Mccormick, body, Malinta, March
80. 1899; Private Henry L. johnson, leg,
Guiginto, March %, 1899, returned to duty
April IS, 1899.
Now on sick report-Private John Eek
ert, August ., 1899. gastritis, fair condi-
ton; Private Oliver Tilquist, September
II, 1892 dysentery, convalescent.
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geant Frederick Merriweather, Quarter
sergeanfs e[Wffih William CffriS Morris Wife s.
Began, John Seely. Chas- Wiman, Cor
ller, Edward Pease, James E. McFar-
land, Richard Jones, Frank A. Swain,
Guy A Coover, George c. Camblin, Reu-
Ball, Cook Marion Berryhill, Arthcer
Musicians Tram J. Tyson, Mark J. Pain
ton, Privates. Robert Barnes, William F.
Baker, Charles NJ Brown, Charles M:
Buchanan, Benjamin Carpenter, Joseph
Gushenberry;, Frank Doss,, Western E.
Doughty, Albert F'rick, Edward Fuller,
Elmer d. Goodwin, Hugh Kelly, Wilmer
koont Fey Roy Lawhead william lam w NC
Bert Meet, Benjamin Peach, Oscar G
BB daggeTy s Ram s RSs john ap spsnce
Benton E. Townsend, Iarwoogd4, Van
geant George G. Nichols, thorax, Tulijan
Robinson, thigh, Santo Tomas, May 4,
g5 Reharse % fsaP R Ren Fra eofp6Pa
Frank J. Anderson, Privates Harry Gull
Thornton, Joseph MiIiocha, September,
1888; Corporal Leonard Boyd, -Aruhcer
George schoeppert. Alexander, Calhoun,
October, 1898; Privates John R Wright,
John Harris. February, 1893; T'rumpeter
Charles 2. 1ngles, Private Homer r. LIE
zimmermann April 1899
Discharged to re-enlist in Thirty-sixth
States volunteer infantry-First Sergeant
Ira Keithley, first lieutenant; Corporals
Edwin NJ. Scott Lloyd Weltmer Ray
mond Clark; Privates Cal K. Shoemaker,
Ernest L. Hoffman; Eleventh United
States volunteer caValry-COrporal James
H. Bennett; Private Charles B. Wetner.
Discharged and remaining in Manila
Corporal Clinton Roberts, Private John F.
Bagley, Edward r. Carleton. Clark E.
Dewitt, Arthur E. Drake, Wiley KOOntz,
Discharged and remaining with the regi-
ment-Musician Allie Nichols Peter
Wirnberge.
Killed in action-Private Larry Jones.
head, CalOOcan, February 25, 1899. buried
Battery Knoll, No. 81; Private Troy E.
Fairchild, head, Polo, March &C. 1899,
buried Battery Knoll, No. 1874; Private
William Carroll, head. Mari1ao, March %,
1899. buried Battery Knoll, No. 131.
Wounded in action-CorpOraI Raymond
Clark, February 4, 1899, head returned
to duty February s. 1899: Sergeant Ira
Keithly. side, Caloocani March p 1899.
neck, Caloocan. March "a: 1899. returned
to duty, June &c, 1899; Private James F.
! Rice, knee, Guiginto, March 29, 1899, re-
| turned to duty May 4, 1899; Corporal
! James H. Bennett, February 5, 1899, arm,
! not off duty; Private Walter Hughes,
| shoulder, TuIjan river, March Is. 1899
| not off duty.
Slightly wounded, not reported-Private
/ Benjamin Peach, May 4, 1899
On sick repOrt-PriVate Elmer Goodwin
| July Il. hernia fair condition; Private
| James Wheat, July 6, 1889; gastritis, con-
! valescent-
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Comnanv B. First Battalion.

Captain Charles B. Walker. appointed
NOTED to captain August II, 1899. First
Lieutenant J. r. Whisner, promoted to
first lieutenant August II, 1899; Second
Lieutenant Ben E. Northrup, promoted
Killed in action--First Lieutenant Alfred
G. Afford eoo before bTed GTal2q 2saoe Feb
sas- Promoted to first lieutenant Septem-
Discharged to re-enlist-Captain Fred
E. Buchan. July 80, 1899 to accept COM
mission as second lieutenant in the regu-
accompany wife's body to the United
Enlisted men with company-Ffrst Ser
geant FRED d. Hels-es, Quarter.maTs l5lT
Sergeant Harry G, Smith Serg3eants Judd
Page Jackson, Lemuel D. Cummings,
James H. Cook, Peter J. Nugent, Jacob
Hammar, Robert T. Boyd, Peter NJ. Sor-
e 6Ts3 9TRo F. IyisF William bd B. B FTS
Chas- I. Lowry, Cook George w. Orr, Ar
li Z, -, . Ol4554n " 80
FREDERICK A. Cook, Henry Clarence
Xey l. Harris. WILLIAM r. Hinl1le, Charles
H. Holman, William H. Hoffman, Daniel
S. Johnson, Michael Jupetich, Spurgeon
MatsOn, Alexander NJ. Mitchell. Harley
Smith William J. Saunders. Charles Win
CERT. James E. Williamson, John Wood
Wounded sent home on Morgan City
Artiheer Charles a. Kelson, arm, CALICO
Ian, both legs, Caloocan, February Z,
1893; Private Edward Crane, arm, Guigin-
to, March %. 1899. On Indiana-Privates
Edward D Walling, arm, Caloocan. Feb
ruary 10, 1899.
Sick sent home-Privates Marvin J.
Powell, Relief; Charles D. Wait Morgan
City.
Discharged. San Francisco. disability
Priv9tes William a. Crowen. E Nc
Leachin, Edwin B. HOppin, Monty Yeak-
ey, Frank A: Schellhardt, Frank L. Hell
Ter, John NJ Hoyle, August, 1898; Corporal
Charles k Wood, Privates G. e. Bur
rows. Charles Debeque, Edward W. Ell
lis, September, 1898: Corporals Frank E.
Xonfossen. John y. Benson; Priyates
Francis McCray, George +. Voss. Harry
Lancaster, George NJ Dawson, Elmer d.
Mabry, Hugh H. Smart, Bert J. Stuart,
October, 1888; Sergeant Eugene Davies
Privates Charles w. FoIyle, Lewis H
F; zimmerman, Jacob Cuff. November,
1898; Private John W. Prince, December,
1898; Private William l. Litchfeld, Feb
ruary, 1899
Discharged by favor-Private Jesse s.
F'airleigh, July II, 1899. returned on War
Discharged to re-enlist in Thirty-sev-
enth United States volunteer infantry
Sergeant Frank. Auswald, first lieutenant
Private Edward Barrett, Charles Dingle
Bert K. Donohue, William F. Densing
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Whitaker. Elmer Z. Wilkinson, Frank w.
Wounded sent to San Francisco-ser-
geant Fred A Recob, thigh, Marilao
Sick, sent to San Francisco-Wagoner
Harry z. Wagnar; Privates, Charles H
Reasoner, J.; G. Springstead, Butler J.
ron; Privates Frank A Smith, George H.
f1eiN1g. Cg " 91lRgI0n aorgn Iiy
Joseph G. SpendIove Frank J. Beaghen,
William L. CIarretson, Raymond Slater,
Arthur Snapp, Theodore Sutton, Henry
Wingfield, August IS; Prfvates Edward H.
Q. Whitfield, George w. Turner Eugene
Willett, September. 1888; Priyates Harry
Mckinney, Fred ShaufeIe, October, 1898;
WAGNER Mitchell Bundy. Privates. VIII
liam F. Ayres, Frank Francis, November.
1898; Private George W. LemIy, February,
Discharged to re-enlfst in Thirty-sixth
United States volunteer infantry-Cor-
tombstone, Charles A Waters; Eleventh
United States cayalry-First Sergeant
Joseph w Morris, hrst lleutenant;
Discharged and remaining in Manila
Sergeant Harry Jones, Corporals Charles
Muller, Steve s Kirby, Privatess James
w. Kershner, Ira NJ. Payne, Wilbur Ma
DISCHARGED and returning by way of
New York-Sergeant Robert D. Maxwell,
Corporal Charles B. Ramsey
PfiSafgedd W 2ha AetR MVens with regiment
Deserted-Private John r. Boyd, Octo-
Died of disease-Private Edward A.
Rethmeyer, January s, 1S99, smallpox, bur
led Pace cemetery, No. 123; Private EtcYl
P. Blair, January Il, 1899, smallpox, buried
Paco cemetery, grave No. 129; Private
John D. Young, January Is, 1899, smallpox,
Pace cemetery, grave No. 131.
Killed in action-Private -Reisel Mana
han, Calumpit, April 26, 1899, buried Bat
terry Knoll, No. 229; Private William Sui
livan, Bacalor, May "a, 1899, National Gem
etery, No. II.
Slightly wounded, not reported Corpor-
al John J. Haisch, February 4, 1899; Pri-
! waite Edwin W. Sheard, June 16, 1899; First
Sergeant J. J. Deeming.
Wounded in action-Private James w.
Kershner, thigh, Caloocan, February 10,
1899, not off duty. Shoulder, Bagbag river,
April &C. returned to duty May &c, 1899.
Private Ira NJ. Payne, arm. Caloocap.
1892 1899; Private Frank steywgaaard. forehead,
/ duty April 6. 1899: Private Charles A.
| Waters, forehead, GuigintO, March %. 1899,
returned to duty April H. 1899, Sergeant
| Charles A Woolworth, abdomen. Apalit,
| April q, 1899, returned to duty May IA,
| 1899; Private LOsson B. Whitaker, body,
! April q, 1889, returned to duty June %
| 1899.
Now on sick report-Private Walter l.
Sherburne, July IA, 1899, chronic gastritis
| serious; Private Walter c. Swartz, Aug
| ust is, 1899, chronic gastritis. serious
| Private William r. Smith, chronic gastri-
] tbs. cOnVaieSCent.
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Company D. Third Battalion.

Captain William J. Watson, promoted
to captain, March %. 1899. First Lieuten-
ant Burton J. Mitchell. promoted to sec
ond lieutenant March %. 1893, TO first lieu
tenant August u, 1899; Second Lieutenant
Oscar B. Woolley, promoted July % 1899
Resigned-Second Lieutenant Thomas
X. Richey, September T. 1898.
Discharged to re-enlist-Captain H. 3.
Orwig, July u, 1899, major Thirty-seventh
United States volunteer infantry
Enlisted men with cOmpany-Eirst Ser
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ROSTER OF KANSANS.

The following is the correct roster of
the Twentieth Kansas Volunteer lnfan-
try, by companies, from the time of mus
tering in until the day of mastering out:
Brigadier General Frederick Funston,
colonel from muster in and promoted to
9. 1899. win return to the Philippines to
command a brigade
Field and Staff.
Colonel Wilder S. Metcalf, promoted
from major May 3, 1899; Lieutenant Colo
mel Edward G.. Little, Major Frank H.
Whitman, Major Charles l. Martin, pro-
NOTED from captain July o. 1899; Adju-
tant CasSius S. Warner, promoted to sec
ond lieutenant May 9, 1899, on stan Cen
eral Funston May p, to August 16. 1885,
promoted to first lieutenant and appointed
adjutant September 2, 1899; Quartermast-
er Walter P. Hull, appointed July 8, 1888;
Major John A. Rafter, surgeon; Captain
II. D. Smith, assistant surgeon; Captain
Charles s. Huffman, assistant surgeon;
Chaplain J. G. Schliemann-
-Quartermaster L. c. Smith,
K, July 9, 1888; Adjutant William A De
ford, August q, 1898.
Discharged to Reconsideration W. H.
Bishop, promoted from captain to major
May 9, 1893, discharged August H. 1899
major Thirty-sixth United States volun-
teer infantry.
Wounded in action-ColoneI Frederick
Funston, Santa Tomas, May 4, 1899, re-
turned to duty May Is, 1899; Major Wilder
S. Metcalf, ear, CaloOcan, February o.
1899, not OF duty; right foot, Bigea,
1899. Accidentally wounded, Lieutenant
Colonel Little, leg, Kansas outpost jan
uary II, 1899, returned to duty March Il,
1893.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Staff.

Sergeant Major Harry w. Brent, ap-
Sergeant Wilfred W. Nelson, appointed
Wounded in acknowledgement Major c.
z. Warner, hand, May 4, 1893, San To-
mas returned to du6g Nay "a 48
Sergeant George W.Winterburn, first lieu
tenant Eleventh United States volunteer
Dishonorably discharged-ouartermas5tt-
er Sergeant James A. Young, August %,
Hospital Corps.
Hospital stewards-volney T. Boaz, FL
mer Butler, John k Buchanan appointed
September 3. 1899; P Tttyates' 4 M4illiam9 8.
Street, Clark Marsh. w. W. Howell.
Discharged and remaining IN Manila
Hospital steward J. E. Chantain; Private
Discharged and returning by way of
New York-HospitaI Steward Seth A
Hammeu, Devere Rafter.
Discharged and returned with the regi-
ment-Private Horace Hobart
Discharged in San Francisco, disability
ford. Coryen Faulkner; Privates John L.
Low, James M Padon, Ebert s. Bird,
Chief Musician Erve G. Strickland,
Principal Musicians Edgar Tucker, George
Ellison, Drum Major James L: Wilcox,
lamy, Bert S. Berry. Clare A Coe, Ben
T. Councilman, Carl H. Dreyer. Arthur E.
Grantham, Claude H. Holman. Roy S.
Haynes, Elmer G. Lucas, John w, Miner,
Garfield, Wilfred B. Helm. Alfred B. CO.
pen, Frank Gassett.
Discharged, ability-PrincipaI NIusi-
clan Lynn L. HiIliker. November 16. 1898;
u 1898; Edward Lieurance. September -26
1888; O. i McIintosh, NoyemP7er , 56 1898;
Discharged to re-enlist in Thirty-sev-
enth United States volunteer infantry
Chief Musician c. E GoTmley, Principal
Musician William F. Marley, Private Wal
ter Y. BOurke.
Killed in actfon-Private Orlin L. Biz
lew, GuigintO, March %, 1899, buried on
Battery Knoll, grave No. $50.
Wounded in actlOn-Pr1Vate Semuel F.
Barton, leg, Caloocan, March "a, 1899. re-
turned to duty June 26, 1893; Private
Courtland Fleming, abdomen, GuigintO,
March %, 1899, returned to duty JupS 26,
1899; Private Benjamin T. Councilman, lung
Santo Tomas, May 4, 1899, returned to
duty June Is, 1893.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-29
sTRIkE At DETROIT.
Pingree A smith Having = Little Troub
With Their Employees

Pingres n smith Having Little Trouble
Wsth Their Employees
Detroit. Mich June ga complete
lockout went into effect this afternoon In
PIngrre X Smiths big shoe factory, EN-
pl0ying upwards OF six hundred people.
The only work In progress Is that neces
sHTy TO clean up the machines. The
trouble was forced by the strike, this
noon, Of the employees of the turning and
wei, departments. Three weeks ago the
factory started new machines In
the shoe turning department. which
we're operated partly by boys in place
of men. IAe ShOemakers' union de
clared that uDless higher wages were
paid In that department upwards OF 100
men employed IN the turning and welt
department would quit TO day. The
comp ny announced that II these men
went ont the entire factory would be
shut down. The employees slso com.
plain that while the Pingree company
and its employee had hitherto fixed the
scale OF wages for the year in May, this
had not not been done this year Last
pay day the company notified all of the
emplOyes that IL had discontinued the
use OF the Union stamp. The company
gave out signed statements this after
noon TO the effect that the agreements
with employees cannot apply TO WORK
undertaken by the new methods which
are yet In AN experimental stage, and
state that the benefits of the Union stamI
was found not 10 be commensurate with
ita incOnyeDiences, but the company
expects TO treat with employees IA for
merly,
Frank C. piDprae this afternoon said A
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-29

WITH TwO RIBs BROKEN.
Fell Down = Mine shaft at the AIbemsrie
In Had Condition.

Fell Down = Mine shaft at the AIbemsrie
In Had Condition.
Charles ketcham, who worked IA u
switchman In the lO:al yards from Feb.
10 June 1, IL here aud he IL In n bad
fix physically. lie states that about two
weeks ago, while arranging 10 go TO
work In the Albemarle mill In the Co
chit district, he fell down mine shaft,
landing about thirty feet between an old
pump and ladder which neld his body,
aud thus saved him from horrible
death. He was hauled TO the surface,
and, although examined by a physician
at Bland ut the time OF the accident. he
was reported ~ have received no serious
injury. About fonr days ago. however,
another examination was made, and
II WAS found that two ribs on the
left side were broken. Friends at
Bland, seeing that he was growing
worse and WAS also suffering
from slight attack OF pneumonia. made
up purse aud sent him TO Albuqu Iue,
he arriving here last night. DR.. fnerce
examined the man this morninc and
reported TO Marshal McMillin that
ketsham IL really In bad condi' on --
that two ribs are broken and tina Ia
liable 10 have severe case Of pneul .t:,s.
The man will probably be sent 10 the
territorial hospital at Santa Fe.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-29
The Bee Hive foI
cheap wall paper.

NJ. =. 0terOs tenn ran away yesterday
afternoon on south Second street Miss
Dolores OteTO and the driver were tht
only persons in the carriage. The team
ran into telfgraph pole near The Santa
Fe Pacific shops and upset the carriage
thoving out both OF the occupants, who
fortunately we're not seriously injured
The driver had an arm broken and Siss
Dolores had her knee slightly hurt. The
team was STOPPED before they did any
more damage
Y. b. sutton, chief clerk OF the iele
graphic department OF the Santa w Pa.
cinc and Southern California railways
with headquarters at Los Angeles. IL "
the city to-day. greeting all friends. Hf
expects his wife 10 arrive tonight from
her visit to Las Vegas relatives snd
friends. aud after stay here OF day
MIR. and Mrs Sutton will continue wesl
to Los Angeles to morrow night,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-29
AN IMPORTANT TAN SUIT.
Case of Blackwell vs.. =. A. Henry ct q
Ds cided In PIaintin's = Favor.

Case Of Blackwell vs.. ). a. Henry ct sl.
Dscidsd In Pisiniin's Favor.
The case OF A. N. Blackwell W. the
First National bank. Dr. J. A. Henry ct
al was argued before Judge Crumpacker
this morning, Childers n Dobson repre-
senting the plsintiif and A. b. McMillen
and Johnston n Finical the defendants.
The plaintiff sued to set aside certain
tax certificates held by the defendants,
and outstanding against his title to Ger
tain property In this city. The plaintiff
claimed that under a recent act OF the
legislature. which permits delinquents 10
pay their taxes without penalty up till
TO morrow, the defendants, although they
had paid the taxes, were not entitled to
receive the penalty. The court took the
plaintiffs view OF the case and rendered
Judgment In favor Of defendants for $500
ths actual amount OF taxes advanced by
them, with q per cent interest from the
date OF advancement. Az the plaintiff
had previously rendered this amount, the
case WAS decided in his favor.
In the matter Of the involuntary bank.
ruptcy OF ". ". Van Moil, the court
overrnled the plaintiffs demurrer to the
petition and referred the matter to b. s.
Rodey. the referee In bankruptcy, and
cited Van MOll to appear and give testi
mony on the question OF solvency.
In tina case Of II. T. strong w. Matte
7 Eakin et al, the demurrer was over
ruled and leave granted TO amend.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-29
win 90 TO Aia,norordo.

The Browns base ball elHb. eoustitut-
ing two playing teams. will meet ut the
fair grounds Sunday afternoon. vh'n n
team TO represent Albuquerque AT the
Alam0gOrdo tournament will he selected
The team selected will leave the city on
Monday morning. and will reach Alamo
gordo In time 90 play the club of that
town In the afternoon. The next after
noon the same two teams will play nj
the mountain resort near by, known a.
"Cloudcroft." on "Wednesday afternoon,
at Alamogordo, they will play either the
III Paso or rularosa club. The local boys
are confident that they viii return home
champions Of that section Of New Mex.
Mexico,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-29

was not 30 positive as was put tlished and
again. II was not intended for publica.
tion. ~ his talk WAS made to friends and
not 10 any person connected With news
paper. II had IN nv charge, ss guests" /"
said Mr.. Martinez. "the Chihuahus band,
and OF course was looking after their
welfare. Before reaching the causl of
the delay. and after long walt at Lsmy
junction. most everybody on the train
WIS in very suriy mood. but when the
train finally pulled up to the washout
and the passengers saw for themselves
that the delay was really unavoidable
and that no blame could he attached to
the railroad company aud the psople OF
Las Vegas, the chihuahua musicisnl and
others on the train became reconciled and
took matters good nstufedly."