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Evening star., 1899-03-18

In comparison TO the ones at the back; and
as for the pantry, thers is not even q scrap
there mouse could eat. struck a match
as If it had been licked. declare it makes
a fellow feel sick"
The constable witt a shudder. withdrew
"The atmosphere here is sitting" said he.
Il must have a, breath of outdoor air."
But he was not destined to any such i'm
mediate relief AS ne moved down the
nall the form of man darkened the door
way and he heard an anxious voice ex-
claim: -
"Ah, Mr.. Fenton, is that you? I have
been looking for you" everywhere"
1t was sweetwater: the young man who
had previously, shown so much anxiety to
be of service to the coroner.
Mr.. Fenton looked displeased.
And how come you to find me here?" he
asked.
oh, some men saw you take this road,
and 1 guessed the rest
"oh. ,ah, very good. And what do you
want, Sweetwater?"
The young man, who was glowing with
pride and all alive with an enthusiasm
which he had kept suppressed for hours,
slipped UP to the constable and whispered
in his ear: Il have made discovery, sir.
l know you will excuse the presumption,
but I couldn't bring myself to keep quiet
and follow in that other fellows wake.
had to make Investigations on my own ac-
count, and-and-''stammerfng in his eager
neSs-'they have been successful, Sir.
have found out who was the murderer Of
Agatha Webb
The constable, mpassionating the dis
appointment in store for him, shook his
head with a solemn look toward the room
from which he had just emerged. You
are late. Sweetwater," said he. I'VE have
found him out ourselves, and he les inside
there, dead"
1t was dark in this narrow passageway
and Sweetwater's back was to the moon
light, SO that the blank look which must
ment was lost upon the constable. But his
CONSERVATION was evident from the way he
thrust out either hand to steady himself
against the walls, and Mr.. Fenton was not
at all SURPRISED to hear him Stammer out:
Evening star., 1899-03-18

. in a secret remorse no one but DIR. Talbot
understood. But who could have believed
IL of men who were once so prosperous.
Are you sure that one of them has gnawed
this bread? Could 1t not have BEEN
These are the marks of human teeth"
observed Knapp, who was examining the
loaf carefully Il declare it makes me very
uncomfortable, Notwithstanding it's in the
line of regular experiences" And he laid
the bread down hurriedly.
Meantime, Mr.. Fenton, who had been
bending over another portion Of the table,
turned and walked away to the window.
Il am glad they are dead" he muttered.
'"Fhey have at least shared the fate of their
victims. Take look under that old hand
kerchief lying beside the newspaper,
Knapp"
The detective did so. A three-edged dag
Evening star., 1899-03-18
European and American Mechanics,
From the Engineering Magazine.

From the Engineering Magazine.
Taken all round, the European worker is
at a disadvantage compared with the
American, as so much time is consumed in
stopping and starting, in eating sand
witches and in drinking beer and tea during
working hours. 1t is impossible to produce
as much work in the ten hours in this
dawdling, nibbling fashion, as can be turn
ed out in straight-away runs, under full
steam. with good fuel and plenty of It.
Estimate the time wasted In one day for
the breakfast hour alone, in an English
workshop where 1000 men are employed
Is 1t an exaggeration to say that ten min
utes are lost at this time by each indi-
vidual? For LOCO men this is, say, 100
hours per day; in week, $50 hours. The
American mechanic begins the day with a
substantial breakfast. starts work at z,
works without stopping till u, has an hour
for dinner, and works again from 1 to 6
without stopping. No beer, no tea, no
sandwiches. Well-fed. steady working,
Which has the advantage?
Evening star., 1899-03-18

Little Winie-'Papa, why do they call
them minor poets ?''
Pa-"Because they ought to be working
with pick and shovel. my son."-Tn-Bits
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Tin and copper Vs. k. whitney Com
paDy.
Novelties In cFash hats and cape. JUS,
received ~ simon Stems.
Closing cut sale OF queensware and
lamps. whitney Company.
Special drive OF towels aud towuling.
May n faber, Grant building.
The event OF the season IL the white
goods sal. et b. HELD y Co.'S.
For the feet. "Never Sweat" Call for
bottle at Berry's Dug company.
Towels and toweling at special sale
prices. May Il Faber, 305 Railroad ave-
nue..
Our new line OF stiff bosom ladies'
shirt waists Jdst arrived az the Econo.
mist.
White goods from four cents a yard up,
In the give-away white goods sale at
llfsld's.
A full line OF furniture. granite, glass
and queensware, ut GideOn's, POO south
First street.
Beautiful line Of wash skirts for less
money than you can buy the material.
b. HELD Il Co.
Smoke the Albuquerque 8 cent cigar.
Manufactured by II. Resterfeld N Bro,
ga Gold avenue.
Look into Kleinw0Fts marke, on north
2 ifd street. he has the nioest fresh
Il lsts In the city.
Attend the special sale this week ut
the Economist. You who wish to save
money on dry goods.
A nice line OF misses dress skirts.at 81
to tl.00 each, lengths from 80 TO IS
Inches. ROsenwald Bros.
g, A. Grande, 3O5 north Broadway, fine
liquors and cigars. Fresh lime for sale.
Fucnished rooms for rent.
The celebrated bOck beer OF the South
western Brewery and lee company on
lay Saturday aud Monday.
Have you seen the new belt buckles
iust received at the Economist, in new
grey, rose gold, cut steel. etc.
The best place Tor good, juicy steaks
and roasts and all kinds OF meats, kept
In a irst clsss market. ut Kleinworts'.
The Hanan shoe still leads them all in
style, III and durability. Sold only by
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue clio
thier.
Perfection In workmanship aud fit,
originality In style, beauty and durabil-
Nv Of material, are sOme OF the true and
tested qualities OF our shirt waists. Ros-
eDWald Bros.
We cali your attention 10 tho new cd.
yertisement on fourth Gage Of this issue;
II viii prove very interesting reading II
you are looking for some big bargains.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company.
Firat class workmanship, highest quail
ity OF material aud trimming and lowest
possible price, quality considered, make
oar line II muslin underwear "A very
popular line aud steady trade. winners
hxamine new line just in, Rosenwald
Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26

Jos T. Sheridan. the Silver City editor.
returned homa last evening, at least. he
started I'm 'hit direction. ticking with
him IN imm-lse copper keltio Wighing
100 pounds and holtng sixty gallons.
Evidently The political cluldron at silver
City nus, have had a hole burned In IL
by the last campaign. or the Enterprise
needs a pot IN which to boil it, office
towel The kettle YVES bought from Jake
Gold. who claims that it has a pedigree a
hundred yards long and over two hun
dred years old. NJ. Gold bought the
kettle from a native thirty i've years ago.
Il was hammered out OF native copper by
n spaniard The copper came from the
COchiti district and contains a gOodly
amount Of oliver. The kettle was used
for cooking yictuals Tor the Indian slaves
that the So niards In their time EN-
ployed on their ranches. Air. Sheridan
priz's his acquisition greatly, and will
aid II b. his cabinet OF curios aud min
erals. which il one Of the larges. and
most valuable In the territory. This ad.
dition cos; him 600 New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
SHOOTING AT PEACH SPRINGS.
A Dishonest Sport Gets a Bullet in
His Throat.

- 1aeaNaNsN aRgAA bNA1 q bNiANA III
HIS Throat.
William Marks and John Chandler,
two sports, INDUCED in a shooting affair
at Peach Springs depot last Saturday
morning which resulted in the probable
fatal wOunding OF Chandler.
The kingman Miner, 10 its account Of
the shooting, says;
The particulars now obtainable are as
follows: About u week ago John Chaud-
Ter staked William Marks to $40 10 play
faro at Flagstaff, Marks won $500 and
suggested they 20 TO kingman and open
u bank. The proposition was H5sented
% BY Chandler and the two arrived in
hinsman and made arrangements Tor
opening OF u game In one OF The down
town saloons this evening, Early last
night Chandler, who carried the sack,
WIS missing. Marks complained 70 tbs
officers and by inquiry nj the depot IL
Was learned that a man answering the
description purchased q ticket for Peach
springs Marks. accompanied 10y O1cer
al. Wilson, took the passenger train for
Peach springs, and as the train stopped
az the station, Chandler was observed
standing on the platform, Marks asked
the officer 20 keep out Of sight and he
would have "A talk with Chandler and
get his portion Of the money. Going over
10 where Chandler was stand NJ, Marks
asked Tor the return o, ma part of the
funds, which Chandler agreed 10 give up,
and, az II In compliance with therequsst,
he walked over 10 the corner OF tho sta.
ton house, where his satChel Was setting
and opened Il up. Suddenly he turned
towards Marks with "A six shooter In hts
hand and fired Marks drew his gun and
ifei NJ Chandler, the ball striking him
In the throat, Rlancing downward and
coming out through The right shoulder
blade. The two men were disgrmpi by
the officer and the wounded man taken 70
Seligman, where he now lies On % pre-.
cariOus condition. Sheriff Hubb3 went
up on the hrst train after the shooting
and returned this afternoon, accompanied
by O0icer Wilson and MaTks.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
DAILY CITIZEN
stoehhoIder., Meeting.

Whereas the stockholders Of the American
Valley Company. e corporation created, or
Rantkcd and existing under the laws Of the
Territory Of New Mexico, failed to hold It's an
nual meeting In the year lsgS for the election
ut q board at directors for said company, and
whereas. the undersigned president q the said
company has been requested in writing by
Henry l., Warren and Il. L, Deatherage, dr..
recturs Of said American Valley Company. to
call a meeting OF the stockholders of said com.
pany In pursuance Of the provisions Of an act
OF The Legislative asscmb v Of the Territory of
New Mexico. entitled An act in reference to
private corpotatiOns,' approved March rs,
1899.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders OF The American
Valley Company is hereby called to Ice held at
the office Of +. W. Clancy. IN the City Of Albu-
quctque. County OF Bernalilo. and Territory
of New Nico, on the 18th day OF May, 1900,
Tor the purpose of clectng q board of directors
for said company and the Transaction of such
other business as may lawfully come before
the said meeting.
Given under my hand at Albuquerque, IN 1.-THE
County of Betnalillu, and Territory OF New
Mexico, this Goth day Of April, 1890.
NELL -, FIELD.
President American Valley Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
ONE MORE "SIRAw."
Las Vegas 10 Be Made the Cream Station
for Haryey'S Dining SYSTEM.

Las Vegas 10 Be Made the Cream Station
for Harvey'S Dining system.
c. c. Adams. q practical Dliryman
from Chillic0the. Mo-. who has been here
Tor the past week inspecting Fred. Har-
yey,s dsirysleft yesterday Tor his home
after having made u recommendation
that the dairy here be enlarged three
timee over, OF such n matter. There are
IT present twenty eight mich COWS In
Haryey's corrals here, aud the prospects
now are that the number will be in.
creased to about eighty head, and that
Las Vegas will be made the principal
dairy station in New Mexico for the Har.
yey house system. II IL understood that
the milk, cream and other dairy products
for all dining stations between Ration.
Deming and Gallup will be supplied from
this point. All OF which may be re-
garded rs another etraw showing Las
Vegas is growing as q business and rail.
way mart.
Frank T.. Matthews, representing the
Continental Fruit Exchange OF southern
California, is In Las Vegas and will
locate here permanently. air. Matthews
will inspect the icing OF the c~ompany's
fruit cars as they arrive here on their
journey eastward. Heretofore the icing
and inspection have been done at Albu.
querQue, where the fruit exchange had u
resident agent, but the change TO Las
Vegas made a change Of agents neces-
sary, and Mr.. Matthews comes bore from
Cotton, Cal, to occupy the position. He
is a pleasant, capable young man and
will undoubtedly make many friends
during hts residence here.-0ptic.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
MINE DEVELOPMENT.
A Company 0rgan'z d TO work III. Iron
DYKE Mine In Taos county.
A PROSPECTING SYNDICATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Steen, who are
guests at the Claire. came III from New
York on Saturday and will leave In r few
days for Taos, their home at present, says
the New Mexican. In New York and
Washington MIR. Steen interested a nun
Der OF capitalists in the mines of northern
New Mexico. A company wa organized
TO develop and work the Iron Dyke. satd
to be one OF the best copper claims dts
covered within late years in Taos county.
The gentlemen who will be associated
with Mr.. Steen In working the property
are Col. j. V. Dennis. Of Baltimore; Theo.
dore Hsgerman, OF New York; Col. James
+. Tobias, Of New York; dsior Eugene
Fechet, OF Washington, u. G.. psymaster
In the war department, aud J. q. Spaul-
ding. OF Port Huron, Mich. The ore will
probably be treated at the mines and
thousands OF dollars spent to develop the
claim, The Iron Duke was discoy-
cred in April, 1898. A tunnel over 400
feet long has been pushed into the noun
tain. and intervals OF 100 feet cross cuts
have been made across tbs ore body to
the hanging wall OF ths mountain. The
surface shows an average OF ore worth t5
to the ton, aud at the greatest depth
reached $40 a ton. Gold, too, has been
found also, and the Iron Dyke Is expected
to make fortunes for its owners.
Mr. Steen organized another company
to exploit aud buy up promising mineral
claims OF any nature In northern New
Mexico. The capitalists interested are
ready to invest largely in miuilg proper.
ties that promise we'll aud to spend lots
OF money TO work them 10 advantage.
Incorporation papers will be fled at The
territorial secretary's Office In n few days
for the Iron Dyke company.
syndicate OF New York and Washing.
ton capitalists was also organized by
Mr. Steen while he was in the east, to
prospect in Santa Fe, Mora and Taos
counties. 1t Ia the object OF the company
to investigate the parts OF those counties
that have not az yet been systematically
prospected. Mr.. Steen says there are
large and rich sections that have not
yet been scratched and where the sys.
tematic ~prospector will be sure TO make
rch strikes. The very appearance Of
these localities not as yet invaded by
prospectors, is proof TO him that they are
very rich In minerals. Experienced
coal miners and mineral experts will be
put to work by the syndicate. to examine
systematically for mineral no
TAR undiscovered and which Mr.. S.een
feels assured are there In great quaint
ties. The work may do wonders for
northern New Mexico and bring untold
wealth to its promoters.
Mr.. Steen says that never In his many
years OF experience was capital 10 easy
to secure in New York for legitimate
enterprises a. at present. The i'm
mense possibilities Of New Mexico are
being recognized in the east ana capital
Is coming this way for Investment. In
. few years New Mexico will equal
Colorado in lts mineral output and the
f0ndest dreams OF the past will be
realized Sir. Steen believes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
swallowed Cbloroform

The I'll PasO Herald, in commenting
on I'll Paso as a delightful place tor muir
ders and suicides, says:
another suicide took place in this
city saturday night.
"El Pa+o has long been the fayori,e
spot Tor those who decide TO remove
themselves 10 the realms beyond by
their own hands. They often come here
from other cities aud end their lives.
Saturday nights unfortunate was q
woman. Her name was Marie Petersen
and she was about 30 years OF age. She
was a comparative stranger ia the city,
aud WAS without friends or funds"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
Nnbbed tho Grnvr.

A startling incident, OF which John
Oliver. OF Philadelphia, was the subject,
Is narrated by him az follows: 81 was
In 3 most dreadful condition. My skin
Was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
cogted, pain continually In back and
sldes, no appetite-graduslly growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
mad given me up. Fortunately, a friend
advised trying Electric Bitters;' and to
my great JOY and surprise, the frat bottle
nade n decided improvement. | c0ntin-
ued their use for three weeks, end anu
now a well man. | know they saved ms
tie, and robbed the grave OF another
victim" No n should fail to try them.
.Olly 90 cents, guaranteed, at j.. H..
O'Rielly Il Cos.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26

ran into the camp and gave the alarm
The next day Eiseo Sanchtz Mr. Gar
cla's sou In law, followed them and came
upon the sheep and the three men near
au abandoned ranch on the west aide Of
the Mag ialenl mountains Two Of the
thieves we're with the sheep aud one WAS
In the timber near b.. Mr.. Sanchez
dit not deem it prudent 90 20
to the corral whore the sheep
were enclosed. Tie camo back 10
Magdalena aud notified Mr.. Garcia, who
got out a warrant, and In company with
I've other men went to the place where
the sheep were first found They found
TIE sheep, bu. the three men had disap-
pesred. Mr. Garcia sent u dispatch to
Sheriff BlacSington Sunday evening.
asking Tor a deputy. but the dispatch was
not delivered in tins TO send a deputy
out Monday morning. Mr. Garcia was
advised by telersm TO get Deputy Criste.
low from Kelly -5ocorro Chieftain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
WANTED. FOR sALE, RENT AND LOST
Wanted.

wanted.
Wanted - Girl 10 work a few hours
every day. Delany's Candy Kitchen.
Nanted-First class cook; woman
preferred. Address /. W, CITIZEN office.
Wanted-Girl for general hOusework.
Mrs. II. II. Allen, i2i south Edith street.
Wanttd-A girl TO do light house.
work In small family. Address H., this
office.
WanteI-dOod coat makers, at Tomei
Bros. merchant %tailors, No. 10 Railroad
avenue.
Wantei-TwO girls desire any kind OF
hotel or chambtrmaid work. Address
A. B, c., CITIZEN office.
Nanted-Life insurance pOlicies; cash
paid Tor same, or money loaned thereon.
Heber I. Strong, suit /, First National
Bank building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26

II you suffer from tenderness or full
ness on tina right side, pains under shout
der blade, constipation, billiOusness, sick
headache, and feel dun, heavy and sleepy,
your liver IL torpid and congested. De-
Wits Little Early Risers viii cure you
promptly, pleasantly and permanently
by removing the congestion AMI causing
the bile ducts to open and h0w naturally.
THEY ARB GOOD PILLS BsFfy's Drug Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26

Bids for the purchase OF the stock Of millin-
cry belonging tp the estate ut Eliza J, Sayre.
Will be received by the undersigned. as trustee
of said estate. up to aud including the goth Of
April. 1899; said stock of millinery consisting
hats. Ubbuus, trimmings. etc, and such
goods usually pertaining to a millinery bust
ness, exclusive of the fixtures a complete
list OF the goods 20 be sold, may be seen upon
bankruptcy. at his office, or by applying to the
undersigned. said bids must be sealed and
placed In the hands Of the undersigned before
u .. m. OF said goth day of April. 1899, and will
also be subject I rejection by the said referee.
G, W. MEDLER,
Irusfsa.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
The Fonnta,n Murder Ca.e.

There is PROBABILITY that the McNew
case will not be tried in Silver City un-
Ill the Lee and Glllilsnd cases can be
heard, which will not be until the
fall term OF court. The prosecution will
probably move to dismiss the case with
leave to reinslate The object OF this
proceeding will be to avoid exposing the
evidence that must be used against Lee
and GiliiIand. the alleged principals in
the murder.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
THE BOUNDING BIlIOw.
Copy Of Paper Published On the o ympia
Received by Inc Citizen.

Received by The Citzen.
THE CITIZEN Is in receipt OF the
Bounding Billow'. a paper published in
che interest Of American Memo Ware.
men. at intervals on the United States
Flagship Olympia at Manila. The paper
is the compliments OF the business man.
ager, ". W. Weaver, who, in q personal
note to THE CITIZEN, states that It "is q
sample OF Filipino type sticking, no
proof submitted"
The copy ia the final issue OF the
Bounding Billow and in bidding au
reyoir TO his readers, the editor, l. s..
Young, says:
THE career OF this little sheet has
been marked by many stirring and his
torical events and IL has always en-
deavoTed to be fair, just and impartial In
all Il has set forth.
"Our mission ended with the approach
ing close OF our eyentful cruise, We bid
you all farewell. hoping that In the
future years, when you read the time
yellOwe1 pages to your children's chill
iren, and recount the story OF the pres.
ent day that your thoughts will be
carried back TO the days when we were
all shipmates together In the vessels OF
The Asiatic squadron, and TO the Editor
aud Printer who now bid you edieu, and
express the wish that your future lives
Viii be happy. peaceful and prosperous"
The reading matter in regard to the
career OF the Olympia, although some OF
i is quite old at the present time, is
nevertheless interesting a. expressing
the views OF the sailors them jelyes.
This paper contains the announcement
that a book 'Story OF the Cruise" and
Bounding BillOws" complete will soon
be published and placed upon the mar
ket.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
Two good horses Tor sale by Bell Il Co..

Two good horses Tor sale by Bell Il Co.
For Sale Ph4etOn IN good repair;
sliding toy; cheap. SOP north Fifth
street,
Two ~plastOns and one road cart; one
gentle buggy pony aud store awning At
Fuffelle's.
For ~SIlo-Laiy'5 Crescent bicycle;
also feW household articles, Cali or
address us north Fifth street.
For Sale - The furniture OF seven or
fourteen rooms, In Hats good location
cheap; or would rent the same. Address
+, G.. care CITIZEN office.
For Sale-NsW and second hand furni-
ture business, we'll established; must
leave on account Of iil health, A Hart,
M Gold ayenu9, next 20 ellis Fargo
express
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
@ OF TIE GRIP

The greatest danger from Ia grippe is
Of IL resulting In pneumonia, II reason
able care ia used, however, and Chamber
lsin's Cough Remedy taken, all danger
will be avoided. Among the tens Of
thousands who have used this remedy for
la grippe we have yet 20 learn Of a single
cause having resulted In pneumonia
which shows cOnclusiyely that this rem.
edy IL a certain preventive OF that dan
gerOus disease. IL will cure Ia grippe i'm
less time than any other treatment. Il
IL pleasant and safe 10 take. For sale by
an drugpiHt4.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26
John NcwIander, Carpenter.

IL you want 20 save money, call M
John Newlandef's carpenter shop aud
sea what can be- done by machinery.
We do all kinds OF turning aud scroll
work, sash and doors NJ eastern prices.
Window, door and porch screens ana all
other kinds ~ screen work az reduced
rates THE spring. Shop No. i0l south
First street, corner Lead avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-26

No healthy person need fear any dan.
gerous consequences from an attack OF
la grippe II properly treated. Ii il much
the same ha a severe cold and requires
precisely the same treatment. Remain
quietly at home and take ChamberlRin's
Cough Remedy as directed for = severe
cold and prompt and complete recovery
u sure TO follow. For sale by ali drug
Qists.