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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
0eIei nj I.

Ser prdilbent ber rNnti Smperializ
ftenz2isa" bur4 sinsn bonn ST.
Mopor 9etpitt e%mpfoblsnen 9auz
nsr bei4pinbelt.
g o n, MuH.. II. Oftober. -
gbparb Mttin{on, ber prdiioent ber
rNnti : Smpsrialiiten 6 2isa," 1T bon
.inem ssriebentn @4pinbIer I'm cine
anIebnli9e @slo1umme nssmudt"
tporben, uno GrSMapor 9smitt bon
Nepzgort bat babel unab1idtli9 mitz
sebo1f.n. @eine i6limmen Grfabrun<
gen nit benz Sauner, ber elm MuslGnz
Der unb nod ba5u Elm 8rite iein ion.
baden Mtfinirn in ieiner Wbneigung
9egsn rperpidslnbs 8inbniHe" nit
ben Irsmben nod beitdrtt. Dor atpsi
@oden fpra4 bier in Ittinfpn's Sc
{9Gftsbiirsau Elm Mann Dor. blono,
beleibt unb ls66aft, Der 1i4 als Ngent
elmer srobsn Gi1enfirmu aus Mandsz
iter. England, Dorftellte. @r bate
GmpFsblunesbrisfe, barunter elm
@9reibsn bon @r<M}abor 5etpitt BON
Nspzgort, unb Dus ssniiste, Inn 4tz
tinTon's polss 0ertrauen gu sspinnsn.
Damn tom bic alte Gei4i9te: Ser
6rembe tpar in @elbpsrlesenbeit unb
bdngte Nttinion mebrere Meafel ouf,
=
bic natiirli9 pertblos tpar.n. @be
man ben S9pinbel einiah, rpar Der
@duner iiber ale 8erge.
Mtfin1on, ber @eleimte, bsrlangts
barauf BON Ieinem sutm 5reunbe, Grz
Mabor 5stpitt. Muff9lub, tpie er Ell
mem 8etriiger mod Gmpfeblungs{9rsiz
BEN mitaeben fonnts, unb bic Nntport
fam. er (9epitt) fei audi 'reinsefaden,
tperbe obsr ben bur6 bic unporli4tise
@mpfsblune perurfadten Saaoen
prompt erfsben. l1ebrisens rpdren tie
geibe alt senus, UNI uuf fol9en 2eim
nidt msbr gu ssbsn. Die poli5si fahnz
bet iebt auf ben 9auner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
Sefuen in Mnnfhelier.

Montpelier, Nt., II. Oftbr.-
Nbmiral Oepsp unb 8esleiter tamen
beute auf einem @rtra43use ausSbslz
burne bier an. Dim 8abnbofe nurbe
Der Nbmiral BON ieinen Briioern Gbz
tparb unb Wiliam in gmpfang sez
noanmen. @roburtise Obationsn
purDen ibnsn auf alien 3piS9enftas
tionen. fotpie Bel feiner 4ntunft babier
pargebra4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
Bricffafen.

81. 9. Carroll" - 8on ben
aufss5dbltm Miinaen lon ber babe
9oGar bonn SABRE 1886. faas er sez
rdnbelt 1T. init Is Gents Biz $1.5O
be5ablt tpelben. 8on ben gentstutz
fen bot teines befonberen Msrtb.
plDbIi6 geforben. Gin
Nsger BON Oor9eiterz Gpuntp, 2spi
Sones, 40 Sabine alt, ftarb geitern
pl0bli9 in Der Wobmng ieiner 3aiz
{engenofin Sulio 9u0leD, Nr. 5, g.
OaaasItrabe. Gr butte am @onntas
MISUNDERSTANDING unb bottle fi4 Mez
oiain i'm ,9altimorer uniperiitdtsz
9o{pital." @ein 3uitunb perF4limz
inert. fi9 absr, unb seitern ftarb er.
Su Der epong 81 TT +. gbrtz
tus= &ir9e gu 2ocuitPoint
farb &c tern Mbenb Elm CONCERT itatt,
BEL pel9sm per ct. Mattbdtz&ir9ens
dor, Der n@ermaniaz3itbsrz3irtel u.
her SeSmmanulsz &tr6en9or mitipirtz
ten. Cine eepdbltes muiitali14ss
prusramm selangte CUR Ourafubz
rung.
Grbts1t feline perbismts
@trofs. - So6n 20. 9obJe, elm
iunser Srldnber, apurbe gsitern bonn
poliaeiridler Smith Dem @sri4tsDerz
fabrs iib~srpisIen, rpeia ct pbne bic gez
ringIte 8eroniafuns 9rn. Oabio Sin
bon 9amposn unD 9rn. Ssrael Gobsn
BON Nr. 100, Nohb : @reterHraBe. in
ansstrunfenem 3ufanbe auf DerStraz
bs angriff ulo mibbanoe(ts.
perTondl Notis. - 9r. 9p.
8retfbori, superintendent bes Yiers
Nr. 9 uuf 2oeuH : point, tritt beuie
eine adttdgis. 8sludysr.ife na9 3d.
ftunM uH. an. Wdbrenb ieiner 4bz
weienbeit tptro !9r. Subn 2ob ibn perz
tretsr.
Pt0bIf4 gefprber. - Die
70 Sabre alts Bridget Jorb bon Nr.
Oil, @punirabe. fturb esitsrn pl0bz
li9 in ibrer Wpbnung an einsm 9sr3s
{4fase. Coroner arob erudtste ein.n
sSnque}t fir mnnDtbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
Neeo iber ieinen NIdtritt.
Gr lit ni9t inn Stanbe, nit Der Politit
Der esssnpdrtissn NominiItration
therein au 1timmsn.(

uDereln gu ~1tlHhnsH.(
WuSbinaton, .. g., II. Sft.
- @insm 5reunDe uno friiberen Golz
lssen inn GonsreB ~seseniiber bat iia
@rzSprsder Sis. .. Rs.b, pel6er il4
aur 3eit bier aufbGlt, iiber bic @riinoe
ausaeiprpdsn, pelde ibn psranlabten,
DON ieinsr GonereBAGarrisre Suriid gu
treten. Gr erfldrte, es lei ni4t bic
briGante @~eI6dfts4Oferh semsTsn,
pelGe i'm bstpogen babe, benz Dffsntz
liden 2eben Ballet gu 1assn, benin dbnz
lite Mnerbttunsen feisn linn friiher
i6on psrI9iebentli9 eemu4t porben.
audi babe i'm niht ber Wiberpiae por
ber pplitit ba5u setrieben. IS lei ibm
bielmsbr pdbrenb oes fpanif4zameriz
foniT&en arisss tlar g%etporoen, bab CT
feline berporrasenoe Stslluns in bsr rez
publitanHden 9artei ni9t bs1bsbalIen
tonne, obns feline S.lbltadtung gu perz
lieren. Gr barmonire nidt NIT ben Nnz
fidten Der Administration in Der pbiz
lippinsn=1rags unb lei iiber5sugt, bab
bic Communication Bel ben nG4ften
NationalIM ablen unterliesen uerbs.
tpenn }ie in ibrsr iebisen politit bsr<
barre. Mls Der 5ibrer Der Minoritdt
in Der eiaenen Partei babe er es porge'
aooen. BON Der Dplitif iin airiidauate=
ben, anltutt urio4e zines 3miites unb
8rudss in ber partei gu tpsrbsn.
Serr Hesb 1T ebrli4 bon ber usbsr<
aeugung bur4brungen, bab bas 2ano
in elm sefGbrlides unternebmen gsz
itiirst porbsn lit, uno ct bdlt bafur,
baB Der Nuseans bes ipuniia fen arisz
qes ni9t nptbpenbiger Weiie bas pro<
eramm, tpsl4ss isBt in ben pbilippiz
men perfolst pirb. na4 ii9 5iebsn
miiEte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13

= Die rM.pnolos 8ant" gu 8epz
nplos, nabs Montioe0o, Snb., tpnroe
sefern friib BON Ginbrehern beimge<
|uht, fpelde bic Spinloe mil Dpnamit
lprsngl;m urAo $4,000 Biz $1,000
ruubteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13

- Gopitdn Gburlss 8. Otttsp ppn
Der britiiden Marine, bat Isine Stelz
lung als Marine@ Nttahs @robbritanz
MEMS in Waibington ansetrsten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13

- Ser Stronger Olympia" fom oss
fern bon NetpzYorf in Bottom an, UNI
an Der 0etpep : Geier tbeilaunebmea,
pelde in ben ndditen5 aeen bort ttattz
finosn ioa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13

BafebdIL. - Oas &efultat Der
gs[triesn 9a1eball : Spiele mar, ME
fulst:
Sn g Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
unfaas>G9runii.

StHe SttVe &c u II II.
9eItern Na9mittas tpuros i'm 9afen
bic 2side zines Manres gefunosn, bic
na9 Der Morgue ge!unbt lpuros. Der
Mann trug elm E6paraes 9smo unb
b6aue l1e6erboTen uno mar anE4stnenb
Elm 9siser; CT III 5 SUB 81 3oa srob
unb mar unssFdbr IS Sabre alt.
@on @alen iibermannt.
peter 9osbon, elm SaslDbnsr bon
Nr. 808, Sioz9onoIStrabs, puroe
eeItsrn Mpresn an Der @utatpz uno
2eringtonzS trabs, als er in einem Mb=
s~ugsfanal urbeitete. bon 9afen iiber=
monnt unb muBte in Der 4mbulan5
hvs me tliAsn 9iitritts na9 benz
rMarblGnber uniberlitdts : @o1pital"
iiDsrsefiibrt perben.
Mnbere unfGlIe.
Ser SO Sabre alte Sobn 9osler BON
Nr. 116, Npro=NmitpzS trabs, fiel eez
ftern Morsen bic 8oroertreppe bes
5auIes Nr. 842, Weitz2erinstonz
StraBs, binunter unb erlitt sineWunbe
an Der Stirns. Gr mar inos7sn i'm
@tanbe. ii9 ansin nu4 fsiner Mobz
nung gu bsssben.
Bafsbdfl. - Oas 8elultat Der
gsItrigen 9a1ebull : Spisle mar, ME
fnInt.
ssIiss,iis5 5..:: :ssSSasS$
SIN meD=gOrt
s sss5gs5' 1 sEBan':I-s
L.. t=Wrbeiter
- DR bon Der GinHpanosrungs : Be-
bDrbe auriideebaltenen Is aroaten,
tpelae in Der porigsn Wohs nit Dem
Dompfsr rgnfelb" bierber tamen
tpurosn am Disn1tas freigelaHen. Gs
tpopen 6abbaubsn : Shneiosr, unb
bic 8sbDrosn bagten ben 8sroa4t, bab
es Gontruftarbeiter tpdren.
WtlI beraubt ein.- Gin
ma11r, Der feinen Nameu als Sames
GonDp unb Netp : Durf als feline 9siz
matb angab, bsIapsrte fi4 geftern Bel
Der ppfisei, in Bren1usr u. McOouz
glas' aolt6aus on der Botonltr. um
81 beraubt tpoucsm gu fem. ST iagte,
stpsi l~lnbsfannte bdtten ibr bort sez
tpaltIam binsebra1t. poliSet : Capt.
TIN 2ee9 pom Dnli1sn OtItritt f4idte
ben Ssrgeandsn S6aub mil bsm5remz
ben bin na4 benz betrsffsnosn 9auie,
iebp6 tonnte berislbe tsinsn Der Wntpe=
fenbsn als ben Rduber tbentiTi5iren.
9r. Wm. 8rentsr CAB benz 5remOen
f4itsbli4 50, UNI Iein 9uus ni4t in
einen I4@4ten Huf gu bringen.
gu 9rabe sebra4t.- Oie
irbif4en usberreits BON SRI. Dorotbea
gisfsde, tpel9e am Spnntae IN ibrer
Wobnuns. Nr. 400, Oit>GortzN psnue,
aug Dem 2ebsn i9ieb, tpurben geltern
Na4mittag unter sablreiher Betbeiliz
gung bon 2eiotrasenoen auf osr rWez
ftern=gemeterD" CUR epigsn Hube BE-
ftattet. Paitor Sobn 6. RuOulpb BON
Der epanselii4 & lutbsriiden Salsms>
Ysmxinbe lsitete ben Srausrsottesz
bienit unb als 8abrtu9trdgsr funsir=
ten bic So. Sobn 9ol1on, Gbas. 8obb,
Clarence 9olmes, Geo. S'Brien, @eo.
Elsfxr unb Grnil Wdeael.
IIosgsnbiffune m e o l.
Iington= Parf." Sim rGol=
Iinoionzp ri tpurbe seftem Nud<
niftag cine rle1te Tlagse gebiBt. On
fproden tpurbsn sebalten bonn Yarf=
GommiNdr 9urrp 9. Gofep, Con-
arsBsMbgeprbneten 5. 6. @a4ter,
Dr. Sobn g. @dpatta, Maior u.
Ma. 6ancod unb Gr|Wfapor $3.50
trobe. Die &apele hss pierten @egi=
ments fpielte, unh bic &inoer Der Glez
uvntori9ule Nr. 81 iunsen patriotiz
f4e 2ieber.
Der ,9enriettafroben
Bous unb Sparberein" en-
tpGhlte in feiner lebten @erfammluna
folornbe 8eamte: prGilbent s.. Bubz
man, NiceyprGlibent S. @traFer, Ct
frotGr 20. g.. Nobrba4, S9abmeilter
Mub. Mateling unb @ereins= NntpaIt
emil Bubnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
Mnbere II nfGIle.

Ser SO Sabre alte Sobn 9oeler BON
GER. 116, Noro=WmitpzS traBe, fiel 9ez
fern Mprsen bic 8oroertreppe bes
5au1es Nr. 842, Wetz2erinstonz
Strabe, binunter unb erlitt sineWunbe
an Der Stirns. @r mar innRen i'm
@tanbe. ii9 aGsin na4 fsiner WpAz
nurld au bsasben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
Gintbeiluns Der @ake unb 0ewi9te,

pie 1ielelben bon Der Baltimore,
Msblz unD 9etraiosz8Orl apasnom,
men tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-13
BENJAMIN nittsrt bic
Wrdnbu1 q.

2pnbpn, IL. Sttober. - Der
8erlintr Correspondent Der nDailp
Mail" tslesrupbirt:
,@sn.rol Benjamin 9urrifon, gre
4rGIiosnt Der Ser. Staaten, erfldrte
tute mir eeseniiber, er lei Der Nniidt,
bab 1i9 bas britifde @taatsi4iff Dor
elmer bebenfliaen 8ranbung befinbe."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

j. A. weinman, the hustling manager
OF the Golden Rule Dry Goods company,
is arranging to leave for New York hext
Tuesday night, and he expects to be- ab-
sent quite long time. lie will oar.
chase the fall and winter stock Of ads
while In the great New York market. nd
on his return he will show up some *.
cellent bargains TO the reading pB..iC
through the columns Of the widsly ir.
culated and popular ALBUQUERQUE DAny
CITIZEN. by the way, the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company are now offering
some fine bargains. and the attention OF
the readers il called TO the company's Cd
yertisement on the fourth page of this
paper.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

Lsguna, July 6-Lsguna celebrated
the Fourth in a way which would have
given credit to any large town.
The town was decorated, and the BibO
Mercantile company had the stars and
stripes dying from seventy five foot
pole.
At 30. m. Miss Ford, whom the gov
ernment sent out here to teach the In
dians the art Of making fine pottery, had
the school house at the disposal Of the
large crowd which had gathered and In
few we'll spoken words told the Indians
about the Fourth and its celebration.
Mrs. Miller, the accomplished musician
wife OF the railroad agent at this village
played some national airs, which were
splendidly sung by Miss Ford, Mis-
Matthews and Ben BibO.
At about o'clock the races began
The two-mils horse race Was won b,
Chas. Kie; the one half mile foot race BY
Diego Antonio Waitiyah. and ths girl
race by Coyotewih.
At o'clock Mr.. John Gum began will
the fireworks, which lasted two hours
This closed the celebration. Il. b.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
FLOODS IN TEXAS.
People in Flooded District in
Starving Condition.
Treasury Department Renders De-
cision Regarding SIMPSONS Pay.
Two Big Mercantile Failures Reported
From Chicago and Peoria.
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS APPOINTED.

Dallas, Texas, July 6.-At II a. m. to-
day the following dispatch was received
from lineman at Dewey, Just across the
Brszos river from Sealey: "The river
has been falling slowly since 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The conditions here
are terrible. Everything in the country
IL swept away. A large number OF lives
were lost In the bottoms. Looks like
starvation for those left The situation
In not exaggerated. II will be several
days before line repairs can be made
with anything like system"
Shortly after this Deputy sheriff Swear.
engen at Sealey. said over the long dis
tance telephone: There IL no Improve.
ment In this section OF the Il ,od district
II anything, the situation IL growing
worse. No relief boats have yet reached
here. Sealey and neighboring towns
have about exhausted all means for re-
lief. Another negro family was seer
from here drowning this morning. Sew.
eral lives have been lost since last nigh,
among the refugees on the mound neal
old San Felipe. A number of negroes fell
into the water from the tree tops from
sheer exhaustion after hanging thre,
days and nights.
"A rumor IL current here OF an awfu
disaster near Richmond. below here, In
Fort Bend county. "A We are cut Of
from all that southern section, We caI
not tell definitely what happened, but th,
situation naturally must be bad IA here
IL not worse"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
SUPREME COURT MANDATES.

Handed Down In Fopr Csses-E Elephant
Butte Dam Case.
Judge J. ". Crumpacker returned last
night from Santa Fe. where he attended
a meeting OF the supreme court, held for
the purpose OF receiving mandates from
the United States supreme court In cases
which were reversed by the highest
judicial tribunal In the United States.
Four mandates were received in all. The
most important Of these was In the
Elephant Butte dam case. The supreme
court remanded the case to the district
court to take further testimony a. to
whether the Rio Grande is navigable or
not.
Another case WAS that OF tine county Of
Valencia vs. the Atlantic h Pacific rail-
road, the county having intervened In
the receivership In order TO tax the rail-
roads property In the county. The su-
preme court remanded the case to the
court below to determine whether the tax
which the railroad should pay for III
right OF way. was over private land
grants, the supreme court Of the United
States having decided that 10 far AZ the
railroad crossed the public domain II wa,
exempt from taxation,
In the case OF Henry Lockhart ys. j
2. Wills ct al, the writ OF error and ap
peal from the territorial suprame court
was dismissed.
The fourth case was case from the
northern part OF the territory. appealed
from the territorial supreme court to the
United States supreme court.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
In the district court, this morning
DJmitilo Lobato was granted divorce
from his wife. Juans Gonzales de LObatO
Attorney Donacisno Chavez represented
this plaintiff.
Judgment was entered in favor OF the
plaintiff In the case OF Gross. Blackwell
S Co. W.. WV. Olmsted, for $ll7 and in
terest at 9 per cent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
BLIND WOMAN ELOoUTIoNIsr.

She Ia In Need OF Heip-A worthy Sub
There arrived In this city last Satur-
day evening from the south Miss Frhn
els Il. Hughes, blind elocutionist. To q
CITIZEN representative Miss Hughes
stated that she wss In very strsightened
circumstances. She claims Denver a.
her home. and stated that she at
tended the Minnesota school for blinds.
from which she graduated aad
from which she started out In the world
to obtain her living a. an elocutionist.
For the past year or 40 she gave entes-
tainments, assisted by local musical tai.
ents, In the small towns OF Kansas, Okla
homs. the Panhandle OF Texas and the
Pecos country Of Nav Mexico, securing
enough funds TO carry her from town to
town. She struck the Santa ~
railway ut nj Paso, fully expecting TO
realize enough en- route TO continue
her trip to Denver. At Socorro, her last
stop before reaching Albuquerque, she
took In about IS as the result Of her en-.
tertainment. and she now finds herself In
want Of funds. She is willing TO give an
entertainment. IL ths undertaking is car.
ried under the auspices OF some society
or organization. but is unwilling TO risk
the move without aid. She ia very de.
serving and her case should Immediately
receive some attention. At present shs
has II room ut the Commercial house on
First street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
Probate Court Proceedings.


In the probate court this afternoon, the
last will and testament Of j. G. Marshall
WAS produced and read and will come ug
for approval on the first Monday In
August.
The last will and testament Of Juan
Bscs Garcia WAS also produced and will
come up for approval on the first Monday
In August.
The last will and testament Of Dolores
Lucero was admitted to probate and sp.
proved. Marcelino Baca was appointed
executor and guardian OF the minor chill.
dren.
Geo. X. Neher was appointed guardian
for his four minor children by his 1rst
wife.
The court adjourned TO meet on the
first Monday In August.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS
Where The Recruits Will Be Or
sanized for Active Service.
General Wheeler Will Be Sent TO the
Philippines With a Command.
Democratic Club al Buffalo, New York,
Endorsed bryan and Free Silver.
GOVERNMENT AID FOR TEXAS.

Washington. July 6.--The order for the
enlistment OF ten new regiments OF in.
fantry was issued 10. day by the secretary
Of war. Knlistments will be made for a
period ending June 30. 1901, unless
sooner discharged. Applicants for com
missions must have seen service In the
previous SpsDlsh-Amerlcsn war. The
regiments will be organized ss follows
Twenty sixth. Plattsburg Barracks, New
York; Twenty seventh, Camp Meade,
Penna.; Twenty.eighth. Camp Meade,
Penna.; Twenty-ninth, Fort Mcpherson
Georgia; Thirtieth, Fort Sheridan. III. 4;
Thirty-Arst, Fort Thomas. KY; Thirty.
second. Fort Leaysn worth. Kan; Thirty.
third. Fort Sam Houston. Texas; Thirty.
fourth, Fort Logan. Colo; Thirty fifth
Vancouver Barracks. Washington.
In the district for recruiting the Thirty.
fourth regiment at Fort Logan are Colo
RADIO. Wyoming, Utah, Minnesota, North
Dakota. South Dakota, Montana. Arizona
and New Mexico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
GEN. WHEELER.
The Gallant old Veteran to lie Sent to the
Philippines,

The Gallant old Veteran to lie Sent to the
Philippines.
Washington. July 6.-President Nc
Kinley told a delegation Of southern con-
gressmen to-day It was his intention to
send Gen. Wheeler TO the Philippines at
an early day. He also said he did not
think more than 10000 troops already
decided upon would be necessary. Gen.
Henderson, prospective speaker OF the
house, had conference with the presi-
dent to-day.
81 have simply been looking after mat
tsrs pertaining to my own district" he
said. "For myself, never thought con-
gress would be called together in ad-
vance OF the regular time. for never
thought there was any occasion for an
extra session."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
PRAISE FOR DEW Ey.

Gov, Roosevelt Contribut, : Ia n Memorial
Fund for the admiral.
New York. July 6.-The Brookly n Eagle
received letter from Governor Rooss-
Welt to day, accompanied by u check for
$25 for the Dewey fund. In letter
Governor Roosevelt says: 81 enclose you
a check as II slight token of my spprecia-
tion of your effort to get some memorial
and give recognition in whatever shape
the admiral himself deems best, of hls
seIyice to the country which justly rem
dered him the man all since the civil war
who stands highest In popular regard"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
DEBT OF MEXICO.
The Republic Reiundins It's For
eign Debt at Low Interest.
Twenty Thousand Christian En-.
deavor Delegates at Detroit.
Filipino Commission Establishing Home
Rule Government In the Islands.
DEATH FROM WILLOW rsvER.

New York, July 6.-Antonio Leon
Grsjeda, acting consul general Of Mexico
In this city. said. speaking OF the con.
version Of the foreign debt OF the repub-
lie OF Mexico, undertake by J. p. Nor
Gan n Co., and others, that tho total
amount Of exterior debt was tlO9.j09.bii
In gold, interior debt, pay able In Mexican
silver. slo3,979, ,7O3 %; floating debt. 81
10000. The interior debt will not be
disturbed. The new loan will be u little
larger than the outstanding external
debt which will be returnable on a basis
OF 3 and 4 per cent.
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Washington, July 6.-The acting comp
troller OF the treasury to day rendered a
decision that Rear Admiral W. r. Ssmp-
son IL not entitled to the pay of that
grade from August 10, 1898. when he was
commissioned by the president on March
last. The comptroller holds that the
advancement in numbers under section
1906 does not create vacancy from the
time when the president decides to rec
ommend such advancement. nor IL any
vacancy created prior to the date when
the senate concurs in ths presidents
rec NmmendatiOn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06

Galveston, Tex, July G.-James Collin
son. superintendent OF machinery for the
Santa Fe railroad, left to-day on u special
train for the flooded district, carrying
provisions for the destitute. Twenty. five
row boats fully manned and provisions
are taken to save life and property. Gov
srnor Sayres has been asked by
Representative Flower TO call a
special session Of the legislature to re
lieve sufferers. The Santa Fe main liut
has been abandoned betweon Galveston
and the Brazos river, Trains west of ths
river are running on schedule time. The
Southern Pacific and Missouri Kansas 4
Texas bridges across the Brszos are re-
ported swept away this morning.
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cash on it. He then went out and got a
jag on by means OF the borrowed dinero
lie appeared before Justice Crawford this
morning. was found guilty and sen.
fenced to thirty days in the county jail.
Mrs. Parenti. who conducts roomine
house on First street. had little misun-
derstanding with her chief clerk. san.
tiago johnson. last night, aud this morn.
ing made complaint and had him ar.
rested for disturbing the peace. The
trial came of in the police court and Mr..
johnson was discharged.
The man who was charged with steal
ing chair from one OF the women Of the
acre, on the night OF the Fourth, had his
hearing and was discharged rs no case
was made against him.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-06
Kansas CITY MARKET.

Kansas City, July q - Cattle - Re-
ceipts. $500. Market best grades steady
others a little weak and slow.
Natiyesteers. neavy, $5.25G5.J0; me-
dium. $.75@525; light. $i.25a5.5O;
Texas steers. s325gi'9O; Texas cows
81 s5@3.7O; native cows and heifers, s2OC
@5 %; stockers and feeders. t3,l0Gb 90
bulls. 81 $4,000.
sheep--Receipts, $500 head. Market
llrm.
Lambs. ~ 55g6 So; clipped muttons
ti0Ogi 80; stockers and feeders, s3OOa
80; culls, 81 65@3.25
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Establishing Home Rule.

Washington. July 6--The departure Of
President Schurmsn will leave ut Manila
three members OF the commission
Major General Otis, Professor Worcester
and Colonel DENLY. II will be the duty
Of the last two named TO continue the
work OF establishing home rule within
the lines held by the American troops.
In the hope that the example will be fol-
lowed by the Filipinos outside the lines.
and show them the beneacent purposes
OF this government.