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The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-16

Weir in an elocutlonary recital and
with Twin City talent in music.
Miss Thompson, OF Owatonna, is
visiting Miss c. Falls
Mrs DR.. A. F, Owens. of Mobile,
Ala, was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J,
c. Reid this week
Don't fail to hear the recital at
Bethesda Baptist church, Friday, Sept.
70. by Miss Mayme Della Weir. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Bethesda Baptist church expects her
new minister Sunday
Mr. c. Brewer, a worthy young man
from Kansas, is in the city to remain
He is looking for a busi-
ness location.
What's the matter with the Advance
man in St Paul?
The Iowa Annual Conference ad-
journed last Monday, in Chicago.
Rev. w. S. Brooks has been returned
to st. Peters; Rev. J. win King. to st.
James, East Side: and Rev. j. c. An
derson, to st. James, st. Paul.
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OFFER TO HELP =DREYFUs.
Gems. Roget and Mrrcicr Are said
TO lie Wtllinp to Ask for
His Pardon.

Boston, Sept. IA. - The Post Wcdues-
day announced that il has received the
following private dispatch from Paris:
gems. Roget and Merceier have offered
on the part of the army 10 demand from
President Loubet the pardon of Capt.
Dreyfus If the Jewish committee will
drop the matter and on the condition
that Dreyfus shall live away from the
large cities of France for three years. -
London, Sept. IL. Queen Victoria.
who is Mt Ballator, Scotland, is said To
be receiving great number Of tele-
grams and letters from her subjects at
home and abroad begging her to plead
with President Loubet for Drcy fus' par
don. II is known that the news OF the
Rennes verdict, which reached the
court AZ Balmoral Saturday night,
greatly affected the queen, who had fol
lowed the proceedings with attentive
interest.
Paris, Sept. IL. The minister of
war. Gen. de Galliffet has decided to re-
model the intelligence department Sep.
tember IS. IL will be exclusively mil
itary hereafter, taking no part in the
police or espionage services.
London. Sept. IA. = While the papers
are full OF letters from indvidualf and
several firms announcing their with
drawal from the Paris exhibition and
urging the government to do likewise,
there is no intention upon the part Of
the British government of taking any
such step.
II is said IL is also unlikely that the
present agitation will result in any
general withdrawal Of British exhibits.
The Evening News is urging the
formation of British Legion of Hon
or, consisting of persons and firms who
will have nothing Go do with the Paris
exhibition. and publishes list Of over
40 firms and others. headed 10y Sir vii
liam Blake Richmond, X. a, who will
not exhibit,
Berlin. Sept. IL. - The German gov
ernment organs have been quick 10 Is
sue warning against the proposal 10
boycott the Paris exhibition.
"Germany has no occasion 10 take
the lead In this matter" SAYS the Co
logne Gazette. "Shc ought to leave this
TO other states. which. perhaps.
would not consider il undesirable that
Germany, Of all powers should adopt
hostile attitude towards France In
this matter"
Austin, Tex, Sept 14.--.IudRing from
the preliminary movements being made
in different places in Texas. the state
will boycott the Paris exposition a. q
result Of the Drcyfus verdict. 4 move
ment has already been set on foot in
Galveston and San Antonio to secure
pledges from the people Ia stay away
from the exposition. and similar move
ment was started in this city. Reports
from north Texas are that similar
movements are working there. This
mny result In some loss To the cNposi-
ton.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

Mrs. Washington, OF Zenia. Ohio
was called to the bedside OF her sister
Mrs, Baker. who is very ill.,
Mrs. Brown and daughter. OF Chi
cago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Scott
Mrs. c. Fl. Allen has returned from
Portland. Ore.
Mrs. Walker and daughter. Miss
Drucilla Cromwell. OF Winona. Mimi.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. VIM, c, Jei-
frey.
Miss Eileen Wheaton will make her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Reid
until the return OF Mrs. J. F. Wheat,
from the East.
Mr. NJ F. Singleton has disappeared d
and no one knows where he is
Mr.. Zack Johnson smilesi A new
baby boy Mother and son doing we'll
Miss Irene Harper is conyalescent
from typhoid fever
The concert given at St. Thomas
Episcopal church was a talented one
and deserves much comment. Especial
mention should be made Of the papers
read by Mesdames VIM R Morris and
K. J. Coleman. The contents were OF
such that none but master minds could
produce. and literary treat for lovers
OF pure thought.
Mr. L. Walter Smith. formerly OF
Kansas City. wears smile A 10 lb.
boy! Mother and baby doing well
Verify that home talent can not be
surpassed by hearing Mayne Della
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THE KEMP RECEPTION.

Wednesday evening. Sept 18th. Mrs.
|Jennie Kemp planned an elaborate re-
|ception in honor of her sister. Miss
Cora Napier. now visiting from Chi
|cago The house was proiusely deco
rated. talented musicians stood in readi-
mess 10 perform upon the piano and
violin; but the sudden illness OF Mr..
Thornton. one OF the household. sig
mailed all pleasure 10 cease. The party
were in a dilemma for a time. when
Mrs Mack Brady bade all to accept OF
her hospitality, and use her residence TO
while the remaining moments away un-
|til the hour OF twelve. Those present
|were:
St Paul-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. James,
Mr. and Mrs Addison Davis, Mes
danes T r. King. F d. Parker, o.
ID. Howard. Gooden Jas Henley. Lap
lev. {. Smith. Chas Coleman. Mcln-
tyre. Misses Marie Armstrong. Nellie
Brown. Scottie Davis. Jimmie Lou
Smith. Messrs Chas Chariston. limo
thy Howard. Geo james. w. Robin
son Minneapolis and Mrs l..
Neal. K. ]. Coleman. Vim Nelson.
Mack Brady. Geo Brady. W Bruce,
|W r Morris: Mesdames 4 q. Plum
mer. Coulter. ] c Reid, y. Kemp:
Misses Eileen Wheaton. Mamie Welr.
Mary Morgan. Eugenia Coulter, Essie
Mason. Cora Napier Wilson; Messfs.
l. Mason. McCants. Stewart. Ralph
Greg. Ben Steward. ] Yancey. Ander-
son, VI Mitchell, Taylor
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neione. TO the rInaer.

Washiugi on sept. ~. The eomptrol.
Ter ~ the treasury has held IN effect
that The finder ~ mutiated paper cur.
fepcy 10 entitled a. have IL redeemed
bv the government The question arose
on the application ~ parties living in
~. Lnuis Tor ,be redemption Of s3.os0
iti mutiiaicfi paper currency which,
tbey alleRe, they had found. Up 10 this
time the department has held 10 the
contrary, and where matiiated paper
eufrtnes has brsn sent IN for retlefnp.
ton by pariirs claiming that they had
found ~ tiie government has nppro-
pFiated the samr without restitution.
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THE LAST RITES.
FunernI of the Late Cornelius Van
dsrhIIt to ne Held IN Friday
nurIRI nt New Dorp.

New York, Sept, 1.-THE funeral Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt. who died Tues
day morning, is to he held ut ten o'clock
ON Friday morning In ST nartholo-
news church. Ia which Mr. Vanderbilt.
was pewholder, The service viii he
conducted by Rev Dir. David II Greer,
the rector. hishop Potter viii lac pres
cnt. The clergy of the church will as
stat the rector. nr. Greer viii bc NJ I he
Vanderbilt residence at o'ao o'clock Ia
conduct short service of prayer before
the church service.
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portion Of the church viii Ice npeu
10 the general public. 1hrrc viii hr NO
tickets Of admission. AH The body Is
carried into The church the orpnnist
will play tbnpin's funeral march. The
following named honorary paIibonrers
viii wink behind the coffin; John Hone.
George H. Fearing Chauucry ". nppr,,.
j. l'ierpnnt Morgan, n. H. Ledvnrd.
Frederic Bronson, samuel y. Iarppr.
W. hnynrd Cutting. George 4. Craokrr
aud George MhcCulloch Miller.
The music % the church viii bee fur
nished 10y - choir " 90 ynicra. lmfna-
diutcly after the service the raHkei viii
br taken 10 the foot ~ Furt,-seroud
street. where q boat IL 10 bee IN waiting
10 convey the funeral party tp staten
Island for the burial NJ New Born ia
lhr Vanderbilt family tomb. The part,
is 10 be- numerous enough ~ Gfl gu
coaches. 4 death moak WIS taken los o
representative of Augustus ~. Gnp
deus. who viii make bust 1hrro hns
been nu word from AifrcA g.. Wonder
bili, who was cubicd to ui Yokohama
Japan.
"Mr Vanderbilt death will have no
effect ON the Vanderbilt proprrflea."
said Mr. Depew Wednesday, WILLIAM
* Vanderbilt, with bis brother's full
conFeni. took his position ~ thrir head
two ycafs HRp. Nothing viii have in be-
spld in The settlement ofthr estate. Mr
NaUGprhilt's Vie wnH not Insured The
friends ~ the family arc yet In 70.
uorHuee u the provisions ~ the viii
Mr. Depfw said That William X. Van
Gsrbilt Is Ia charge ~ fftfgihlug. na he
il ths head ~ the famiiy
4 gentleman fatnilinr with the Van.
dert,ili interests aaid WrdueadAys
No oHa huoga tta eH4at value ~ Cor.
EF'IHs NagaeFhlts'H fhfAfH AffHaurB Is
sept he properties earcfuiiy Itrtnl1ad. ba
raaid het tell fhalr yalHr az fhe values
fiiIei aatst ffis esfHts saFeF about ere
third IN Rsias 9urIfE tfa i4sf "a frlatff5z
! 81 Hat thtrk tha fcEHf4l public if5. fa
fif=ts fsfH ~ - tHs lfnrns ~ i.s estate.
ssHe t'E5s fzu afas value ~ lt NAV f.s
Er1ssf 80 90 - eafap'y aIfh Tire b y con-
HeFafHa tHhsF5t8Ete tag. huf { 40 fnf be-
,i ls 5asd lafs. sa maE ~ ~ Jas f5aiiH
II is aIss pfat aie ta8t ss7efHI tf5laf fttfsss
ave been formed under frs NiI 30 that
EHe estate may bs aEfH}.aa fef At faa#t tss#4
eenafatHanH &r Ear Whit srft e5 5sfs= large
ues - FHafFfRAtie pf istis. uHs4afstassis.
sod tfssF Hassfea H4g te MGgn A4f3tH
saa4 Hst sf a8tpfftel n IS Hlsa- 81 tF-5at
fsHs bsH beeu fssme4 fgY the fsfrHt 81 ffs
sf8Et z}a of GHfhsi.Ha FaEsisfl e. JF.t
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HERE We ARE AGAIN

BY special request Prof Howard 8
brass hand will give grand conceu
and prize cake walk On "Wednesday
evening. September zzth. fSgo. at la
Dor Temple Hall. Cor 9Th Ave. South
and 4th street We shall crdcayor 10
make the cake walk the feature oi tine
evening and cordially invite ali to par
ticipa;e In this grand entertainment
We hope TO be favored with a large at
tendance and shall expeef quite a pa
tTonage. as Z aIsi assist ffe boys con
sldcrably in procuring nex instruments.
9hat they may again be on their fer,
As hrgt-ciass cnlorsd hrasa bard
! 9uy attendance vii WoFk wonders. So
don't utiss ii We assure Ynu a coed
time and you viii never regret that ven
spent the evening Wssh us Rclresl1-
ncnts @Ill be served After the cake
~aik. a special hop wiil take piace
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FOR BETTER HIGHWAYS.
Wisconsin, Farmer. Hold Their first
state Good Roads Convention
In milwaukee.

Milwaukee. Sept i4.--1hc first state
good roads convention, said to be the
first gathering OF the kind in this couu-
try to be attended by farmers. opened
in this city "wednesday In the council
chamber at the city hall Nearly 1000
the call, for which 1000 Invitations were
issued. The work for good roads ~ the
League Of American Wheclmcn Farm.
ers' National Congress. Wisconsin
League FOR Good Roads nnd Wisconsin
Farmers Institutes is commended IN %
resolution. and a resolution providing
that st least six miles Of rond In cnch
township be absolutely under control
of state WAS offered.
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REID AND SMITH.

Mr.. l.. Walter Smith. a prominent
and highly respected family OF Kansas
City. Mo. has decided to make Min
neapolis his future home Mrs. Smith,
his wife, who is an accomplished music
teacher. joined her husband a few
weeks ago and the prospects are that
they will be an invaluable acquisition
in our midst Mr.. Smith purchased
one half interest in the Advance Cafe.
which will be removed from the pres
ent location Az Washington Ave So,
to 2I4 Washington Ave. So, where a
large and commodious room is being
fitted up in elegant style A standing
invitation to the friends OF Messrs.
Reid and Smith asking all to examine
the place and consider its worthiness.
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cation. was incorporated at Jefferson
City Wednesday. Legislation will he ITS
chief weapon. The new union will con
tend for equal and exact justice to all
wage-earners, without respect to age.
sex or occupation, for the emancipation
of all children from Industrial servi.
tude and for the protection of women
wage-earners in theiI equal rights with
men" Richard ID. kathrens. of this
city, is the founder aud president of the
rnoypment
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TO CONTROL CHINA TRADE.
hind the Plan To Enlist Amer
lean Capital.

The project of certain moneyed men
to organize a United States and China
trading company to control the bulk
of the trade of China has excited much
comment among the commercial peo-
pie of San Francisco, some of whom give
The Afro-American advance., 1899-09-16

London Ky, SEPT H. -t.as cauaf .
lias bad aaotbff 8 ing oats.sIe ~ fhe
ftsD feud. Jaue md fala tasis t#
san shooting into o & fnan ssiel3s hgt.st
ira spring creek, "a wasreutsgn Shelf itas
James Lewis u times witb q sfreHf
er. killing him. Cam Lew made ls
escape
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| sire was only for reasonable prompt.
| ncps in order to put Hn end 30 the ten
sion"
IL IN understood that President kru-
ger H. awaiting the arrival from lilnrm-
foutcin Of Mr. Fischer, Of the orange
Free State executive council, before
drafting his reply.
The government Is SIN willing 20
attend the joint commission original 3
proposed.
The Iranrraal War office denies any
know ledge Of he reported offer of lo,.
600 lr,.b-Americaus 20 hght against
Great Britain.
- Not nm tIitmRtum.
London. Sept. "a. 4 representative
of the press las learned that th" Brit
iah message 80 the 1rans,aai tUct not
demand q reply ia o. hours, the rNhct
wording bring request for "an i,us
mcdiate reply" The mcHHPc b. no' ap
ultimatum ia the generally accepted
scunr Of the word. It Expresses The
hope that President Kruger viii accept
BE propositions 80 "relicte the prrs-
rni tension
The oniy part which is ~ on argres-
siyc g. the reiterated drcliuai.uu 81 the
British government so discuss The mat.
ter of sovereignty in any shape ~ form.
The report that The Rand lrishwea
have formed a corps 10 bclp President
Kruger Is confirmed. nud IL is sgiH at
Cape Town that 81 cahcgram has been
received there from New Npfk. r1firg
10000 lrisbmcH there are ready 10 hr!p
the Trnustaal
Prelude to au tttImstam
London. sept 1.-THE Times re-
eardt Nr CAaubsfIau's dispsteb
clear. resgiufe aed taraesf, uitheB
being perefapfsry. hof neo aF.ls aH
HHmaium, bni a prelude SO au as.
uaturn saeaia iHs ffahatpafs rsuEE
aragr uafas5sable This fa.rIf rssls-
sfats fhz fffiIng - she iat3 5saf#
.ag pagefs. Efea the ia fhrs8.s
which is slrtusIs grf krHa ia
.supa f4sss Bss Sic Beers ~ ses
fhp imperial assrft. f.saf's rsgssaa
ffu.sf5as. sfb#eI5 threaten 30 uf
Hsngsf n tae Ias.tfH snHs ~ Ell
Ifaaesaal
GhaHfberImfn On sftsaifap
I95sioa. ss4f a. be i8essa as 81
fi... aprresarg af Htafe for flp pajeble
Sir Ebsf ltria58. aats lip aaaerzfa rsl d
TIE concessions uasae IN PfesldeHl
EfBsafs b4te 81 AuxHsf + have been
stl.fFaHa 6A aetsani - the liriffsh az
fff at'e frytfains suzsraiatY Hud adde
-ffsr ra#asH.a zeasrH la.s-i taH slra-
q
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feoF s.. lIl Sept - Iae t9afe Of the
f1aleaiiarg automobile contest II naw
set for "Wednesday unt0aer !. The
stake is d heavy one, and the winner
eiii roll away With purse q So 600
The race Is to he . loHg-disianee one,
aud The vehieiss are 20 70 ie0 n.iisa.
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uruuIn, - fu,l,rr,,.

Wahoo. Neb., sepf. a 81 fdisb Ill-
tberaus Of hye stafes- Nebraska Kan
sas. Iowa. Illinois aud Minnesota are
holding their ahuua reunion and fest
faI at this place. wit h az ATTENDANCE o.
nearly ] $50. sDme Of ihe hest knoy, Is
stssdish.AmefieaB leachefs and min
istsrs ia the eountrs are present.
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Jaaae Switzerland pa..s. awa,.

chieaga. strl. IA George + saiher.
Iand lades A. the circuit court Of MiL
ssastss. VIE 5ud prominent member
~ the htr - HAT citt. died stiss.leniy a.
three s'ei5ra "wednesday nagaiIig IS hlle
fss his faazH Ia tle Clifton hol e. Heart
tiisease according 70 the phy sieiana uho
attended .iadae Sutherland. Wua the
.aH.n ol llanth.
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Hsav, Rohher, In Londen.

London, sept. IA II il reported that
= robbery Of ci2,G00, while the amount
was In transit by cab from branch 30
the head Office of big city bank. oc-
CURED Tuesday. Tie details are print
ed without names and no confirmation
of the rumor l. yet obiaiDablr. n ~
said the bank messenger was buncord
by thief dressed IN the uniform Of his
own bank.
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Dover. sept a 'fhs British Assaeia.
iiao fof the Advancement 1t srienes
aHeeessfaliy exchanged foHrtesieA
Wsdn' tiay eiib the French seisfY for
tie adtunre meut of seieuae. auw in
sessian 81 Baalogne Sur Ner. using
MLrele.. lal.grapl. LoL Ile IL.LEa.-.-e.
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chnrRsa rith Frnna.

New York. .spf IL HaHRarisl
Eaued Max F0tSF Nma arrested here
IS esiBes'iay al fi.e feanesi - f..a psi -.
81 ksrrsiile. Tez tIs fs aesaa - ol,.
tanning q 500 from ChHriss aiertner
u karrli-le. b. lr...-- s..e-- l.--.--.
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i.aaaof. sept. r. eifiaf C4a5 has
isefa Feeeiseti ffsa .lan.rs Hseafsaf,i.
~ DuaH'I5ie. IA, bs the Hestegais 1. .iI4I,sl
- Efg pitsu oul ~ zrat'ita f5f
5s.aa g-zeif ifgai tesebiHe FseaI5rsl there
- 8eara a1o NJ. Woodward Fe.ebtfy
seft tise ehape5 auathff contribution
AZ fha He mufount.
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WI, Thrt Are Nerxou..

a correspondent ssvs thar ihosa Eho dine
EItHthe queen sfr usually painful nsrY0Bs
Perhaps fhes are tortured wIih d1gft II
the Frapriett Il pra.sing the Fie. nGt Ea7w.
ing whether her mA5esty sf the cook made
it.-I1eaver lot
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WANHHIlIlONlELD.
President Kruger Urged to Submit
to Chamberlain's Demand.
BELIEF IS#THAT# HE WILL DO so.
rime Limit In " hitch to MnLc IN
Swcr Win Not he Insisted Ipon
hy the nr'tish Gov
rFnment.

London, sept. IA special dispatch
from Pretoria says the leaders Of the
Nrikonder Bund have tclegraphcd To
President Kruger urging him To Weld
10 Mr., thamherlain's last demands.
Cape Town. Sept, lit is asserted
in Afrikauder circles here that the
IranN'aal government will accept the
British note, leaving the question of
SuzcraiptH on the basis of the couveu-
tion OF lsSA
The Cape Times and the Cape Argus
both consider the British note generous
and couciliatorN, aud al the papers. in
Guiding the kruEerite organs, assume
that the fransvaal VII comply with the
Hriiish drmnnds
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Pretoria, Sept. IL \ communication
has been received from the imperial
government stating that. although any
ious for prompt reply, the imperial
authorities do not desire to tic the
rraussaal authorities down to Is hours.
The imperinl government, when init
mating that il did not desire to fi< a
time limit, pointed out That It's chiet de-
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TWIN CITY NEWS.


Prot Howard Mgr; Billy Modin,
See'y; Henry Burk and A. Hopper, stage
managers Admission 25 cents. Chill
dren under II years. Is cents.
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4 y : gaed hing Il he Eaau ~ 0ne i5sa.
Eroytaing the idea Is bg aousl---Raaa's
Horp
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Eaasas CItg. ~. It. - ll.erieaa
L. Hage an.on, q HrM lab Fgaas-
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The committee on permanent organi-
zation met after the afternoon al journ-
ment Of conference. k..4am Wirt
Howe was selected chairman Of the
meeting, and. after hot discussion.
was elected permanent chairman Of the
conference. though three vice chairmen
each TO preside during one day. were
selected az follows; Thursday. Dudley
Wooten, Of Texas. Friday. Mayor II. II.
Johnson. Of Colorado; Saturday. s. +,
Coriiss. Of New York. Ralph M Easley.
Of Chicago, was selected as pernanen,
secretary.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-12
The Warrington Memorial.

Major A. 8. Cushmsn. OF the George
Washington Memorial Association, VINO
suggested q national observance OF the
Tooth anniversary OF the death OF Wash
ington, has written 20 Governor 0tero a
letter concerning the purposes OF ths az
sOciation. The writer also asks for q
copy OF the governors proclamation con.
corning the memorial day. and expresses
the hope that the occasion will be Oh
served In a re%verential manner. and not
simply AZ q holiday. The association
will receive funds for building q memo
rial university upon a site on the Po-
tomsc, which Washington left ~ u be-
quest for this purpose. The member
ship fee OF the association Is IS for the
first year, Zach subscriber 10 the amount
of t5. will receive a beautifully engraved
certificate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-12
TO RESUME OPERATIONS.
The Albsmarle Mine In the Great Cocbit
District.

The Albsmarle Nine In the Great Coebii
District.
The late unpleasantness at the Able.
marie mine has been no detriment to
Its progress II we may Judge from ell
appearances, says the Bland Herald.
Some ten days ago some Of the new
corners at the mine conceived the idea Of
demanding higher wages although the
operators were paying the highest limit
possible. At this ~Junctnre the C0chiti
company suspended operations for q
short time and Immediately commenced
erecting the new hoisting frame which
would have necessitsted the suspension
even II the work was commenced at q
later date. The m%alcontents have left
for newer and fresher fields to conquer
The hosting fran. Is now completed
and stands ut q height Of sixty feet. II
will be enclosed In q huge building.
The gallows frame Ia now being put in
place. The machinery will be operated
by electricity whereas In the past the
old hoist WAS a by steam. From good
authority II Ia said the mine will be In
active operation again In q few days.
During these extensive improvements
there have been q few miners regularly
at work on the different levels.
There Is no prospect OF any more
friction AZ the men are satisfied with
their wages and are only waiting for the
mine to be 10 shape to again enter th Q
mine.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-12

X. ". Hopkins, manager OF the Crystal
Ice works, received q telegram from his
estimable wife and children, who have
scent the past three months at Pasadena,
Cal. that they would return hometO -mor-
row night. The health Of little Miss Irene
Hopkins, who was quite Ill when the
trip WAS made TO California. will return
greatly improved In health.
The basket ball and foot ball teams OF
this city will 20 down to Las Cruces
next week TO play match games with
thu teams OF that place The players OF
the Albuquerque clubs have q host Of
friends who will accompany them.
The new house OF Mr.. 0ysrmsn. which
IL located In the vicinity OF the Cont
mental Oil company works, has been
completed. and the family Is moving in
10 II.
Alfred 6runsfeld, member OF the
Gransteld Bros hrm, Is of duty now,
owing TO a little spell OF illness.
Attend the special Thanksgiving linen
sale at the Economist.