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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-08-26
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ESrNSIEH age Of refo rnm movements is q
iS play now befng enacted upon almost
every stage throug hott the broa
continall off Asmeri no period OF E;he
past Il QUART Of IA scentury has there been
offered ito the reading public q greater
port unit TO sst,li Existing needs, ti,aM
set many sneW nr,assa nas
and apers w41f, III are Hoodlng the country.
We can read 3 rom Them che many ideas
SET fort 81 solve existing inequalities.
For instance, q large amour sof space ii
devoted to municipa ownership, 9th RS
tea on o-operati i've c6mmonwealths.
then again, The come tax measure Is
Insisted pom to ed ualize taxatton, and on
this Same sl..re come the alivoeates Of Henry
|Gseprge his single tax spropoAti ion.
Which As fozunfngs around ats rostrum q
large host ofsaHVocates
pr ions are aimed for
better aoclal ganizat ton and are suB-
Iject sWhtcha3 The bple OF this age cannot
tos ignore. IN order, q however, Is
bring about any Of these desired ends. the
axe must ne leveleds Che evi!:s,
and sthe first reform must begin In poll.
tics. Juder the: present spoils system
there are Thousand IS Of men who belong to
no party, except that part which they
expect will win out at a coming electio 81
the spoils seekers Or pot house poHh cians.
These are thez men who are: constantly
,fcOHng The people and 81 Wing to them
BelYes;; they care not whether thessright
one lib elected 50 long as*they receive s5ne
reward CAM NICE and should they BE lis.
appointed tmmediatgly switch around to
SStheSs other party at e. coming election.
10: liminake this class Of people IS the de-
sire On every right thinking citizen, and
one plan would suggest itself;Sa strict en-
sforcement OF civil service rules from
nunici palit y to the federal government,
becomes the only ordeal which shall test
q man fitness for posi- ton, then will we
have eliminated from politics host OF
hungry and In most cases unfit office seek
;ers and voters, who are d: constant prey
on better citizens. IT IS no wonder tina.
the latter class refrain from taking hold Of
the reins: of government which necessa rily
brings them in close contact with the
low down tactics of the pot-house poll
!tician; but after all this is a very lame ex-
cuse for good citizens to shirk their du 8;
as tlout sacrtice little good is ever eff
sfected z The old saying Of Scripture is
here emphasized: One man soweth and
mother reaps the harvest = only goes to
Illustrate that the best OF mems effort +
are rarely enjoyed in his own generation,
and vet is in direct contradiction to the
saying that one does not profit by flne
experience Of others. Believe this IS d
picture very much overdrawn, because
five failed to learn wisdom out Of. thu
follies Of the past, the world would never
progress, and one reason why we might not
further progress, is that we are unwilling
to cas-. of the scales of bygone days and
put on the armor OF the present oppor-
(tunitfes. 80 .s.s.ssssg
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THRILLING ESQ APE ON v. G.:
t.35e
TRAIN DERAILED 10 AVOID JUMP
$s55 ING INTO RIVER. s.ss
bridge Danger signal Without
Reason Haa Been
shown.

The Wisconsin Central IS fast train from
Chicago due in this city at IL rs lock
a. M did not arrive yesterday until s.fter
o'clock in the afternoon. From the
passengers Il was learned, that the flyer
was wrecked about IL 80 Wednesday night
at Gill's Landing, near New Lond LORI Wiz
when the limited reached the graded
approach u to. the trest1e and draw span
over the government channel of tho Vol
river on Wednesday might the engineer
found q white light Indicating q CLOSED
draw and clear track. Consequently he
flew down the grade at ~ 60 mile gait.
As he whtrleds around the curve on TO the
trestle,, ID red light showed at the en-
trance toS the draw, indicating tina t. the
bridge was zen. he enlginrieef reversed
the drivers and put On the emergency
brakes and then. Jumped MI
The momentum 81 the train carried: III
forward until the engine was half way
out on the draw. he front trucks jumped
the track Ut the entrance OF bragg
and ran over the ties but the recoiI drew
them back on the, ira ks. The baggage
ana express cars and the day coaches
did not leave the ira ck but the three rear
sleepers were dsratled and were prexented
from allng ia the river so feet below
only by an outside guard raj. re the
drivers Of engine had not left the track
when the truck did the train would have
gone over, Into the river and Hundreds
Of people might have lost their ives.
Il The engineer was found lying at the FOO
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REpULsE OF MARKET WOMAN.

Brilliant Victory scored by Paris
Police Near Guerin.
PARIS, Aug. This afternoon the
police repulsed a number Of market
women that were trying to supply pro-
visions to Jules Guerin, tne anti-senlite
aeitator, and his companions who are now
entrenched against the authorities at the
headquarters Of the anti-semite league
in the Rue DeChambrol.
About o'clock this evening a small
demonstration in the Rue Lafayette In
favor Of sGuerin ledsto scuffles and several
arrests were made. The police are con-
stantly dispensing loiterers in the vicinity
pt tho Rue De Cshambou bullet.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-08-26

The Eighth state Conferences Or Char
tiles and Correct idn lis til &oe held at Due
18th commAncing the evening OF 6eptesnhar
Attn and closing Sept mber eth: 81.
The conferences ARE sconstantly stRcreasels
III one eof decided merit. We mote thssei
among the timely topics to be presented:
S.sTha Elinrinat ION Ut .GharitY ny Child
Training I. g systeaat Of Caring
for 10pilept Illustrate tsby ereoptlr
can Views :: q estr lon o9 9darrlage5
Deiinquents and Dafectiyes'' n scononll.
cal Administra ION Of CHARITY =; chrome
p6tsnfers::s,' and 'ssIheg Result ef. Work tor
Dependent and delinquent hlldran in,
Minnesota q y 4.
I THE Conference Il, fortunate IN being
able to present in Its list of speakerss che
names OF DR.: II. W yso.'!wel. attorney
General w. srB. u Douglas, Bishop N y NJ.
GILBERT, Drss H. n: aslIsrt.s Cant. C.: Il.
and others atersa of note
I This I'D the season for q Eiat tos Dallu.h.
and its ci tizenss hayse arranged To- take The
Ctnference for II SAN \. aud
aakesi alsoss for q the Terrace
which 8ext tends fs for mikes ~
anseleYat Ion dred Dove
the level 5of the lake. s0nesof these treats
Will nccslr ION. each az r.oon.
Count Ties tiles and Their public or spia-
vate psganixati ons have to deal. .svith char-E
IT. Or correcti6n, are Titled iito rep.3l
resenta ton: and an terested persons III
weleemes and are slyited to spaEtt clpate III
tie discnssion any Ia pap 81 s
i State atr rates can sbs used as far ~
81, sl1 md tthe usual S Ilit fare ana one
third 81 the cert ian are expected
81 aJl leading directly to DUH
v be osnl1ersnce
] ther Inform lion NAV Ne Rad bv
: q d1sessitg Jas; 3 jackson, state sCapit6ls
81 aas, finn. s5 & 6; 81 ss
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AGIl' TOR! ANARCHISTS
These are the Amusing Epithets Usedby the
]. Il Daily Press. .s5s Is s s. s. S.

sservient, 1ong-sunering, s,fbniissive isl.s
aeYt. mental, one who VIII know of him
self and his feliowme1 being Wronged and
robbed, yet keep his mouth shut. or yoa
will. be designated an agitator'' or AN
archist - 10 IN
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
STREET FIGHT.
| Gold Avenue Eniivsnsd By = Cory En-
counter BetMeen Two PInniberr.

Gold Avenue EnIivened By Cory En-
counter between Two Plumbers.
Second street and Gold avenue was the
scene Of CORY encounter this morning
about 10 O'clock The participants were
Charles Farrell, a plumber, working for
Brockmeier " Cox. and Ed. Glaze, an
other plumber just at present unem-
ployed.
The statements OF the men are rather
contradictory "a TO the origin OF the
trouble. Glsz, claims that he and Far.
rell had agreed among themselves Ia
strike for an increase In their wages
aud that after the demand had been re-
fused and they had both quit, he, Far.
rell, had returned TO work at less than
they had struck for. This aroused the
Indignation OF GlsZs and he called Far
rell q "scab." whereupon Farrell, &C.
cOrding to Glaze. beat him over the head
with piece OF gas pipe.
Farrells story differs very materially
He admits that they both asked for an
increase but denies that he had agreed
with Glaze. TO quit IL II was not forth
coming. When the advance WAS refused
Glaze quit, but Farrell remained al
work. and was then given small In
crease Of twenty 6ys cents per day. Ht
further claims that Glaze had In con
versation with others threatened 10 dc
bin up at the first opportunity. and HI
had made every effort to avoid him.
Their first meeting took place thi,
morning. Farrell says no was on hi
way to work, with piece OF gas pipe II
his hand, when Glaze stopped him anC
hit him on the mouth. His only theI
recourse was to use the gas pipe, whicl
he did with telling effect. Glszs say
that Farrell assaulted him without provo
cation. The real truth will probably b,
brought out ut the hearing before Jndg
Crawford In the morning. Farrell wa
arrested but Mr.. Brockmeier bailed hin
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
WAR IN south AFRICA.
Bombardment Of Ladysmith by
BOer Batteries.
Lord Salisbury Says Great Britlan Is
Making Righteous War.
Senator Morgan Predicts That Bryan VIII
Be the Democratic Nominee.
RAILROAD WRECK IN MICHIGAN
RAILROAD WRECK IN MICHIGAN

London, Nov. l0-The war office has re-
ceiyed the following dispatch from Gen.
Butler
Cape Town. Nov. 9.-Received by car
rier pigeon post from General White TO.
day the following: "Bombsrdment at
long range by heavy guns continues
daily. Few casualties are occurring, and
no serious harm Ia bsing done. The
Beers sent In today number OF refugees
from the Transvaal under nag OF truce.
A flag OF truce from Lsdysmith met them
outside the pickets. When the party
IL reached our pickets. Major Gale. OF
the royal engineers. was wounded today
while sending message. The entrench'
ments are daily growing, stronger. Sup
ply Of provisions ample"
ARMoRED TRAIN.
Escourt, Natal, Nov. 10.-The arm0red
train which returned from within half
mile of Colenso saw no sign OF Beers.
RUMoR on BATTLE.
London, Nov. 10. - Another rumor
emsnating from Amsterdam sources says
that a British regiment WAS decimated
on Friday by the Free Staters. IL Ia
added that six hundred Boer soldiers
were killed and wounded and three hun
dred horses captured.
SPEECH BY SALISBURY.
New York, Nov. l0.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from London says: Lord Sails
bury ia always intensely practical on
great occasions when the empire Is fairly
hanging upon his words. There was ne
trace OF emotion or excitement In his
speech last night at the Guild Hall ban
Qust, where he and Lord Wolseley wer'
received like conquering heroes. Thu
object OF English warfare, hs asserted
was neither gold nor territory, but eQua
rights for all men and the issue OF tn,
conflict would be gooi government fo
| South Africa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
MADAME VIVIAN.

The Famous Trance Medium Here-Free
T-sts-Room over Postoffioe.
She asks no questions, she tells your
name In full tells what you called for
tells names OF friends and enemies; tells
you things you should know. Does an.
other share the love that should belong
to you, or IL there some one else's love
you wish TO gainY DO you want proofs
facts and names in regard to whether
husband, wife or sweetheart is true OF
fslseI DO you want succass in luck,
love. marriage, health, business. or spe-
culationp Locates mines, buried treas.
ures, hidden fortunes or lost friends. In
word, whatever your troubles are. Call
and be convinced that she can help you.
She has helped others, why not you
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded.
Office hours from o a m to s p. IN.
Free test from 10 to II q. m. daily to all
who bring this advertisement with them
Fee from sl up.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
Rsttsr Railway Postal serxIce.

Denver, Nov. l0.-Chief Clerk Putney,
OF the railway mail service. says that the
people OF New Mexico who have been
complaining about late delivery OF mails
at points along the Santa Fe
road. will have no further cause Of
complaint The delay was due "a
the fact that in making changes 1,
takes about five days to notify points
from which mail Ia sent. Commencing Il
to day the mail will arrive In time. car
risd in locked pouches, and transfer
can readily be made. Mail clerks can
not be put on the trains because non,
can be spared.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
DISTRICT COURT.

This morning the following cases. 10
which juries have been waived, were se'
for trisl
Clarence Il. Dixon W. James Slurrock
Monday, the 18th inst.
Futrelle W. Hubbell, Tuesday, the l4th
inst.
N. z. stsmm vs.. q. n. Marion ct al
Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
Il. Monttort W.. j. A. Tweed. Thursday
the 10Th inst.
Annie Zirhut We. z. Mssseti n Co Fri
day, the 18th inst.
bonahue vs. Bailey. Friday, the l7th
inst.
Lowenthal Il Meyers w. Sandoval
Monday. the Goth inst.
Grunsfeld Bros. w. ID. X. Brownell ct al
Tuesday, ths 2Is inst.
Gregoria Padilla de Torres Va. Pedro
Schubert, Wednesday. the 22nd inst.
". A. Sanders W. B. b. Spencer. Thurs
day. the 23rd inst.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
Cable to NJ anila.

Washington, Nov. l0.-Rear Admiral
Bradford will have completed the oiiicia
naval prcjsct for q trans-Paciflc sub
marine telegraph cable between San
Francisco and Manila In time to supply
congress with all essential information
at the opening Of the next session. All
doubt has been removed regarding ths
prscticability OF the enterprise by the
adoption OF Honolulu, midway, and Guam
M relay stations on the long line and by
discoveries made from the naval survey
by the ship Nero a. TO the character ol
the ocean bed between those points.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
Low Line Ditch

This morning actual construction
work was begun on the low line ditch.
A day or two ago large gang Of labor.
ers and their supplies arrived at Algo-
dones from Pueblo and yesterday the
construction outfit arrived from Okla.
homa. This latter outfit IL composed OF
two car loads OF horses and mules. tive
IN ,cbine graders and four car loads OF
scrapers, plows and construction tools OF
all kinds. They expect 10 unload and
start to work to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10

limited number have been contracted
for, those who wish to procure this
most excellent culinary directory would
better arrange for its purchase I'm
mediately.
This household treasure is TO be neatly
bound In scarlet. nicely printed in clear
open type sHd will be Of convenient
and handy size for daily use In the
kitchen.
Let It enter your homes. friends, and
held to brighten the faces Of the family
ss they sit around the table and eat Of
the delicaciss prepared under Its most
reliable direction.
The books are for sale now and will
be az any are left at Armory hall on the
9th and 7th OF December next.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10

The second Santa Fe Flyer came In
OF time to-day in charge OF Conductor ID.
X Snyder, with Engineer Jack Lowe and
Fireman Ginter attending TO the front
end Of the train. II WAS another beauti
fully made up train, with baggage,
diner and four coaches. sixty one pas
sengers came all the way through. The
travelling public Ia certainly taking ad-
vantage OF the Santa fe's magnificent
equipment. The train pulled out on
time with Conductor G. A. Berry In
charge and Engineer A. A. Dickson at
| the throttle.
Mrs. Walton's dancing school was
opened In Armory hall on Monday even
ing with large attendance. The chill
dren's class will be formed 10 morrow
afternoon. Parents OF children attend
ing are urged TO be present tomorrow
afternoon At 2 o'clock,
The Saturday night concerts ant
dances at 0rchestriOn hall are becoming
very popular. DO not forget 10 attend
New music. splendid dancing hoOr snC
extra street car facilities should attrac
a good crowd.
Good. fresh groceries at Lamb
Stones.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
A Nav CnAI NArd

John s. Beayen who has been handling
coal at the railroad shops for the pas
eight years, supplying the employees
wishes 10 announce that hs II now pre-
pared 10 supply his former patrons AM
the public generally, with the best AM
cleanest coal brought TO the city. Hay
ing obtained the agency for the Clarks
VILE coal. and erected bins, office AM
scales at 3ls, south First street, opposite
the Lindell hotel he invites all TO Civ
him a call either In person or over auto
matte phone 266.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
Chicago stosh Market.

Chicago. Nov. 10.-Cat.le-- Rsceipts,
$500 head. Strong demand for com
moner grades. Cow market firm.
Beeves. t4.5006.00; cows. 300g4.5 80;
heifers. 3 O005. 30; Texas grass steers, 32J
a4.0O; Texas fed beeves. 4.0OG5 90; stock
era and feeders, $500 a. so; western, 100
@6.30; Gamers, l.75@2 30.
Sheep - Receipts. 1900 head. Sheep
tirm; lambs, steady. Quality good. in
creased proportion OF sheep.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10

Relief Corps, assembled at wilson's
music store and proceeded TO Mrs. Carey's
home each carrying their one pound con-
tribution.
Mrs. Carey was In bed when they ar.
rived, but they invaded the sanctity OF
her bed room and upbraided her for not
being prepared for guests. She WAS Wis.
IDLY affected by the Kindness OF her
friends, but Joined In the fun and a..
sumed her part as hostess 70 the delight
OF all.
Mrs. Carey met with an accident about
six weeks ago. having suffered disloca-
tion OF the knee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10

Chicago. Nov. l0.-Augnst Albert
Becker, German butcher, who on January
% last, murdered his wife, Rachsel, and
afterwards chopped up and boiled the
remains In order TO dispose Of them. was
hanged this afternoon. Becker's neck
was not broken by the fall. and II was
sixteen minutes before he was pro.
nounced dead. On the scaffold Becker
protested his innocence, and declared
that George Sutterlin, father OF his
second wife, WAS the real murderer,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
AMERICANS ADVANCING
Filipino Insurgents Being Driven
Back Into the Mountains.
Aguinaldo Has Changed BIS Head.
quarters to Town Of Bayombong.
PROPOSED cABL. TO MANILA.

Washington, Nov. I0.-Ths war de-
psrtment has received the following:
Manila, Nov. l0.-3enersl Lswton ex-
psriences some difficulty on account Of
the continued unprecedented rains In
that section OF the country; his advance
was at San Jose yesterday, and at Car
ranglan TO day. A strong force was put
through on the Aligoa route. Young Is
meeting with opposition, but his sdvanc ce
was not much impeded thereby. In
MscArthur's reconnoitsring north Of
Msbalscat yesterday. Bell. Of the Thirty.
sixth, with five Of his officers and two
privstss Of his regiment mounted, one
officer and ten men Of the Fourth cavalry
struck one hundred insurgents In the
mountains west Of Msbalacst. and
charged, killing and wounding nineteen
aud captured six, and thirty Msuser
rifles. The railroad from Angeles Ia
Bsmbsn was destroyed"
Macarthur will have 10000 rstions 10
the front to-day. VIII take up advance
TO Tarlac tomorrow. wheaton reports
twenty eight Spanish prisoners secured
Three hundred insurgent recruits es-
capped to the mountains from the enemy
during the battle at San Fabian; these
recruits were en- route to Dsgupsn
Wheaton says everything Is favorable to
carrying out successfully his instruc
ti0ns. OTIS"
A second dispatch from General Otis 1,
ss follows:
"rhe report received yesterday con
csrnlng Wheaton's movement Is er.
Ioneous. He did land at San Fabian
as directed, and drove the bulk Of tn,
enemy back In the desired direction to
wards Dsgupsn. Operations completely
successful In every particular"
AGUINALDo's CHANGE OF BASE.
Washington, Nov. lO-8reat interes
is felt at the war department over Agui
naldo's sudden change Of base to tn
northssstward from Tsrlsc to Bayombon
about sixteen miles distant. He ha
bssn forced out Of the Tagalo country IN
to the region inhabited by the Negrito
and other savage tribes, hostile to tn
Tagslos. 1t is expected that ss soon a
Aguinaldo shows disposition to NOV
dowa the valley toward the China sea
wsrships and gunbosts will be sen
round the northern end Of the island (
cut of his escape. but the country sroun
Csrsbsllo mountain Is such that
could probably stand of the Who'll
American force the greater part OF tn
coming season.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
Cabinet Msetlnn

Washington, Nov. l0.-The cabinet
meeting to-day lasted three hours. After
adjournment two cabinet officers said the
question OF civil governor for Cuba had
not been raised. All the members regard
the result OF the elections a. an endorse
msnt OF the administrations policy. |,
WAS decided to establish domestic postal
service in the Philippines,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
Railrond Accident.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. l0.-The Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton limited
northbound WAS wrecked near Vienna,
Mich, about twelve miles from Toledo,
last night. smashing four cars and in
juring twenty-one persons, none, II is
thought, fatally. Charles Krell, Detroit,
WAS badly hurt about the chest. John
0'NeilI. fireman, Detroit. was badly cut
about the head and scslded. Railroad
officials assert that the rails were tamp.
cred with. causing them 10 spread when
the rapidly moving train struck the
curyp,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-10
FIRST REGIMENT BAND.

Phoenix WIN Have tho Opportunity of
Hearing Good Music.
The following self.explanatory letter
was received this morning.
PHOENIX. ARIz., November s, 1899.
Mr., Jesus Romero. Manager First Regiment
Band.
Dear sir-Your favor Of the 4th inst, at
hand and contents noted. Your offer on
behalf OF the band 10 come 10 the Ph0e.
ak carnival and furnish music during
the week for the expenses OF transporta
tion TO and from Phoenix, and board and
lodging while In the city. is hereby ac.
cepted by the carnival association. We
shall want your band TO be here not
later than Sunday. Dec. 3, as the carnival
opens on the morning following with a
grand parade. Kindly notify me a. to
the number In your organization, 90
that we may secure transportation for
the same. We will also try and secure
you the necessary stop over privileges on
your return home. II would be best
perhaps, to also specify these In your
letter. We are fully satisfied that you
will be able TO furnish AZ fine q quality
Of music az any band In the southwest.
Respectfully,
narntIAN