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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
New Empire Theatre.

Howard Hall IN "A Soldier OF the
Empire" Is the attraction at the Em-
plre Theatre the present week, and last
evening "A large audience greeted all OF
the five acts with warm expressions OF
approval. The piece Is not strong in
novelties nor - the arrangements OF
incidents unusual. II u a picture Of
France at the time between the return
OF Napoleon from Elba and his final de-
feat. Like the TIME the piece describes
the drama is oyerwrouEht. There are
fine lines. but the action il not even
and one easily guesses the denOuement.
The story turns on the contest i'm a
wOngans heart between saving her
brother from bmprls0nnient and reliev-
ing her husband OF the impression that
she s untrue 20 him because of an old
lover. The intensity Of the melodra-
matte effects clash with The poetic lines
that come from the speakers hips and
81 Is hard indeed 10 imagine "A lover so
weak or a brother so cOWardly as is
Gilbert de MOntvllle AMI Eugene. Count
De We're. The contest lis between the
kings party and the Emperor's. Every
thing ends happily at least as the play
writer sets II out and though there's "A
duel and a French duel at that. the au-
dience endured the rather wearisome
story well.
There are some good climaxes i'm tho
piece and The clever work Of the good
company In them is worthy Of praise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
svVvi
'.Gke Gkeatrey.'. !


WI certainly delight the feminine eye:
and lovers OF laughter VIII get their
fun moneys worth in this and sever
al other acts In the present weeks pro-
gram.
The Providence young women who
constitute Les Bellies Zouaves were ac-
corded hearty reception yesterday,
and at once justified IL by the generally
pleasing and novel character OF their
act. which, though differing In many
respeDs from that OF the Streator
Zou0ves. is yet suggestive OF IL. The
curtain rises upon a picturesque camp
setting. as Miss Kau/ Jenkins sings
Annie Laurie" very sweetly. assisted
by the ZOuaYels I'm chorus. who are very
natiilv attired in bright red Zouave
costumes with white shirt waists and
jaurty caps and are seen standing in
groups leaning upon their muskets.
Suddenly. the assembly is sounded and
the /Ouaves fall in and proceed TO exc
cute variety OF fancy marching evo-
lutions. which are notably graceful.
varied AMI pretty. all without a word
OF command; and the precision OF their
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
Westminster Theatre.

Jacobs * Lowry Merry Maidsn.s"
company opened to good sized audi
ences ait the Westminster theatre yes
terday and gave "A very acceptable uer-
fornance. The bin opens with a musi-
cal skit. in which Miss Nellie Hanlv
and Josie Flynn assume the leadiut
characters and are assisted by ali ~
the comedians and corps " girls. Dur
ing the performance "A dozen or more
songs are rendered. most of them be-
ing new.
Josie Flynn, vocalist. Is The first
i'm the ollo and she is followed by Mat
Fornum. an Irish comedian. I'm songs
stories and dances. His dancing is un-
uaually good. The Revere sisters song
and dance. are a lively team. William
II Mills. character delincator. made a
hi not only by his work but Nv his
numerous changes OF costumes. even To
she's. The Judges well known aero
hats who have been seen here for
wears demonstrated THE fac, tina, they
are up 10 the times. The last in the oIIo
is Miss Nellie Hanly I'm illustrated
songs which were rendered I'm a very
pleasing manner and she was heartily
eucored. The Merry Maideng' semi
nary" is the title OF an absurdlty that
II given as the closing feature Of the
entertainment and is rather more in
teresting than most OF tne conceptions
i'm this line. In IL all th@ members of
the company take part The same bill
will be presented every afternoon and
evening during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

principal picture being the Olympia and
Admiral SDewey.
The Meeker- Baker trio are acroba Is
Of great ability. and they do the most
difficult feats I'm clown costumes and
other fantastic dress Then comes the
American vitagraph, one OF the best of
picture machines, showing moving
views OF the Dewey parade. british
troops in South Africa. Shamrock and
Columbia races and several humorous
pictures Howe, Wan and Walters i'm
their postofiice act, show themselves 10
be musicians OF more than avernga abil-
fty and make lots OF fun and they are
followed by Misses Elliott and Aieene
who display n great dfal OF aeilifv In
their acrobatic work. Bessie Lamb ana
her company OF colored Young neonIe
make n great hit I'm their coon sone.
one of the company being a LITTLE fot
who received quite an Ovation for bar
cute work. The bicycle act OF the Rrotb.
ers tombstone is withOut doubt ON. 80
the very best. IL not tha best eyer scen
here. and they perform some seemingly
almost irnpOssi BILE feats
Frank ID Bryan. always a favorite
has a batch OF rev songs. ana tho four
Man In The Moon" girls anear I'm !,
very pleasing Introduction 10 tbe af,er
niece which Is a side-splitting conod,,
entitled "One Flight Down" I'm which 81
number Of the members OF tha comDanv
appear. and in which Pat. Reilly makes
a heap Of fun. The really excellent show
will be given fer the balance of the
week. every afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

Ci Nantucket" her summer home The
quaint OH place OF Sias.ousg,. was
NlNtdiy described. The saloon AMI 500
s..h vice are strangers upon This island.
~ J'ii door is never locked and the
'i lalcs, who are very few car g1 out
suu come m as they wish. The Iced ot
N'ntucket was bought of OIr Thomas
Mt new, Tor 30 pounds. aus tNo beaver
mats Tor himself and wife" The fol-
lowing musical program vas gwen:
laho SOLO classical. finely played by
MiS. w. -. Copeland piano duet The
thild OF che Regiment " by Miss Jennie
reynolds ami Mrs. q. /. Johnson. rec
itators "Supposin' a Cage." and Little
S2lles wish" by Miss Tu.u Jewett.
Adjourned TO Nov. ~. D. m.. 100 music
room oi Mrs Alice Ptman Wesley.
Blacks-orc building. cnrncr washing
ton and Snow Streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
TRACK ATHLETICS AT BROWN.
ChaI srgss From COLUMBIA rarImcuh and N. l.
~ ]. Tesms Tor he Z. A. A. Maa,.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Brown
university track athletic association
was held yesterday afternoon in the Ly-
man gymnasium.
Manag Brown stated that chal-
fenges had been received for dual meets
with Columbia and Dartmouth. i'm ad-
ditlon TO the one already under ad-
Nisemcnt with M. i. r. Brown will also
enter the y. A. a. indoor meet this win
ter, and be represented at Mott Haven
next spring by a strong team.
Prospects for track athletics were
never better 40 Brown than now. At the
conclusion of the meeting Or. Il. .. Par
ker director Of the gymnasium. award
"a the prizes to the point winners in
the fall meet on Lincoln field. The re-
cip.ents We're: -. G.. Hall. '0l G.. W.
Brown. 00 j. &. Melendy. OF: T.. G.
Hapgood. '0l T. II. Stearns. 'OS; ID. w.
O'Donnell, 03: r. NJ. l<insley. '0S T.
NJ. Adye, '02; VI. II. Conn. 03: T.. Err
win. 02; II. T.. clark. '0l: \. L.Wright.
'0l; T. j. Sheehan. 02: l.. Washburn.
'0l: =. *. Smith. '02 f. w Greene. '02;
T. Ii. Dunno OF: II. s Pratt. 90.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
THE MOTHERS CLUB.
Interesting Paper by Miss MaatO, "Tas Fconomy
OF Tine and Strsng h.

Miss A. L. Marlatt of the Manual
Tanning high school read paper on
Economy OF Time and Strength" be-
fore the Mothers club yesterday ar
rVTTTUUTT, OrrTTTHg many wise suggestiOn
and useful hints as 20 arrangements Of
household duties and proving the neces-
sity OF systematized order in the bust
ness Of home making.
Miss Marlatt condemned strongly the
American fashion OF living at ten
sion or AZ she expressed IL balancing
ones self on the edge Of a precipice
ready FER a jump which one Is nev 2
Obliged To take"
Those who live best are they who Arc
never in a hurry but take everything
as II comes and worry il unknown q
them.
plan the household routine 50 that
each Day shall have its own proportion
az work and accommodate the rousina
10 the demands OF the Individual fam
~ ""d lot each member have her own
particular part TO perform. even 10 tha
IN .dlen, and the task of housekeeping
will d. immensely reduced" 4 most in
-SlHLctiXe discussion followed Miss MAJ
latt's remarks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
0lYnnlc Thaairp.

Reilly and Woods aRgre Cation of
clever vaudeville people has long beer
known as the "b.g show" ana anybody
who witnessed the performances yestar-
day afternoon and evening would ccr-
tainly admit .hlt the name IS mos.
property bestowed. Mover before was
the company as strong as 10 IL toiay.
ANA. in fact there is not = weak act ~
th' bill The performance opens with
jennings and Alto who sing dance and
PLAY end do 10 all we'll and they an.
followed BY Pa ~ 'ly fhs same q
fat. whose "mlit.-up' Ga s1m.IhIu.
"NCruri1.lngiy FUNNY Will. his SONG
Hr on a. pBr 80. dIVcHfng himself r.
hie lrlshmau's torErfr ho dloq hia ,i
ways welcome work boo rrayous hr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
Kelth's New Theatre.

& vaudeville entertainment of n0fabIv
even merit and interest and ample vari-
city. including several genuine treats. is
presented at Keith's new theatre this
week; and the reception accorded IL
yesterday indicated that 1t was par
ticularly happy combination for meet q
ing the popular taste.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Murphy are seen
in sketch that is out Of the ordinary
anG brim fun Of drol humor such as
that which they have always provided
in past years, much Of IL new and all
good. Mr. Murphy's type OF Irishman
is quite different from the conventional
kind WIKI which vaudeville audiences
are familiar: and his funmaking Is oc-
cOmplished without rCcours- 10 horse
play or eXaggcration H. lg nafutoll,,
amusing in an that. he says and does
and IN the wsy h says and does n.
and the two clever performers keen
their auditors not only i'm constant popd
humor but I'm an almost uninterruptc /
smile. while laughter and app.aus fire.
quently accentuat. thes efforts Mrs
Murphy's "vaudeviil. song" IN which
she hits Off some conventional stage
Characters is capitally done. anu Is one
OF the bright features OF the act.
IN ~ Daughter or tarCnuS FilSOn
and Errol are seen af their best. or all
tn perfOrmt rs--''l climate" or vaude-
ville-who have been seen here in
sketches based upon a wife's attempt
by Stimulating intoNication 10 cure her
husband of he tiupling habits these
vaudevillians are Ivy far the most auc-
'ssful. artistic and finished. and rarely
has Intelligent acting. avoiding the
n. any tempt itiuns 40 Cl drseuess oifrr-
~ by such au uCi. been enjoyed az
k-iths aa may BE- seen lu this W.ll-
written ana highly dlVerlng come
dl-tts. The hpnors are fairy shared bv
the TWO pe-fotmpfH. and the almost IN.
cefs1nt laugh ana numerous bursts
ui applnuf ha. x. tal thDh eTlrta
lcft mo- room Tor d0ub. that the iitantg..
M nt has mad Vcry popular rnl,. i'm
re'a. % ng Fi'gon and Efrul for . second
week. Mics Efpol wears a gown ,b,t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
ELMW00D PARLoR GATHERING.
Paper on A STUDY Of Social Wee, Rsi By Mrs,
G. ". Capun.

"A study OF Social Vice" was the
zr7iJjr-t N II pr NJ tf7y- q ~
Taprcn In the parlors OF Mrs. J. H.
Belcher. POS Dudley street. yesterday
afternoon. Three points of the subject,
out Of a possible 20. were considered.
First. To convince the reader of the
legitimate and appearance Of the public
discussion of the subject Second, To
give some conception Of the extent and
startling present growth Of the evil.
Third. To show the utter tnadequacy
of an our present methods Of dealing
with the question. and TO offer one or
two suggestions, looking toward real
remedy
Mrs Belcher gave a very interesting
and instructive talk, upon The Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

older l3ver Verne G. Armstrong was
clever and interesting. win VI. Ntl-
der gave a very amusing portrayal Uf
the bashful lover. ana as his sweet
heart Miss Florence Rcsslaul laft ucth-
INK at all Ca be des red. she was spark
ing ana bright ana really made the hi,
Of the piece. \ difficult par, is that uu-
dertaken by Ida Van Cortlani. MS Hpr-
tense. the former sweetheart of Mont
vile. Her execution Of her plots. though
the plots at times were shallow enough
was always finely done and her work
won az much ~ the audiences approval
as du any other ones except Miss
RJsslands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
SALE OF NEWPORT PROPERTY.
Mrs. Richard G mhdII ews The J. r. Kssne Pace
for Abcul $I00 600,

The famous j. n. Keene place on
Bellevue avenue. Newport. was sold
yesterday to Mrs. Richard Gambril Of
New York for about 100000.
The late Nathan Matthews of Boston
first improved the place by building a
villa upon IL. bU; in 1873 IL had to be
sold at mortgage sale.
James II. Keens then got hold OF It
and spent fortune i'm improving it: but
on Christmas eve, 1880. IL was burned
TO the grounl with all it's valuable con-
tents. Since then the vacant lot, con-
tanning three acres and fronting 300
feet on the avenue. has been in the
market.
Its owners. the heirs of Alfred smith.
have held II az nigh figure that has
atse-r.AA- t4
ors. some persons have said the plac
MAS hoOdooed because of thA misfOr-
tunes that have befallcn its owners.
Mrs. Gambrl Is one of the most beau
tiful widows in society She will have
a new villa built on the land az once.
St. Petersburg has one thousand
60, btnlZa statue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

and last evening there were a number
of curtain calls. The second act Is the
best OF the production. There is some
pretty by play between the young low
ers that is clever but IL too is over
drawn and unnatural =
Mr. Hall carried the leading part well.
he says the lines assigned - him we'll
and brings out their poetry and his
stage appearance IL fine. and I'm the cli-
MAKES his work was at times first rate.
The rather d'sagTeeable part OF the
brother ana soldier " the king was ad-
equatcly given by Mr. Walcott. As an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
THERE IS A GLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use OF coffee
Recently there has been placed I'm ali
the grocery stores n new preparation
called CRAIN-O. mado os puro grains
that takes the place OF coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives 10 without
distress. and but few can tel! il from
coffee. IL does not cost Over "a as much.
children may drink u with great ben
eft. bets and 2Scts. per package. Try
IL. Ask for GRAIN-O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

Jaran'sr theatres have their boxes
90 arranged that the iadirs ,lp rh4nge
their dresses. as IA H. naf cons dcrpd
stylish for p lady to appear sn entire
evening in one dross ana with ,he same
urIr. fUGU Ufe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
Merchants and Miners Trans
EcIiatiOn Company.

First-ciass Psssenge- Ser
vice rom Providence every
Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day at 8 p. m. Through Tick
cts sold to all points South
and Southwest. Baggage
checked 10 destination.
LOCAL RATES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

t1e tr7e',s Cal is aistnsuish-.l
fcr abe rumbar of petroleum 1n veus
it p.fsr-as Tho output for tSq> au-
uroviu,7fei 4 200 ooo barrels and r.r
iSae - ref rsfsf - be about ihe same
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

1Ieket. inrrdc nfaj, ans fa'eroofn sccomm,.
dstlona send ~ de .riVtlye i3lisr. ~
lof nelri. oi pa'.age, Apply .
j. w. McCLOSKEY. Agent.
cas. sul wiAfi 'oot %. ptnelt usse-
A n S1TBRfSs, Asst. Tram Manage.
v r. ITRNt Gen. fss.-rger Gen.
y. l. NHi1SIi. sic Massage
Haltinlor.. Nd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
PROVIDENCE, FALL RIVER & NEWPORT

week lhA = onll TOT
NJ WPORT. p M. return ut : o. m.
Mondays end saturdays Gully s-op az f'rp.
dtuge.
Mondays pniy stop nt goNanienf
- XIV ~. .i d. ti. ~ ufii n "a
stopping m Bristol und Bri-fo. frffN .lae,
Agfllt ~ a. NArsON. rtc.iiest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07

St. Petersburg has one thousand
ton bronze statue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-07
Providence 0rera FIcusa.

Andrew Quick. f. II. g. Mr.. Kendall
Christopher Blossom. Mr.. Athol t'orde
Maj. Twentyman.. Mr.. Frank Fenton
Rev. a. Leacroft. Mr.. Rudge Harding
Tyrell Jones. Mr.. Rodney Edgecombe
Withers, valet 20 Andrew Quick.
.................,.... Mr.. r. Il. Ames
ells................... Mr.. g. Il. Poison
sophia Blossom. Miss Nellie Campbell
Mrs. Wells..........M Miss Mary Kilpack
Cooper. Mrs. a. B. Tapping
Dorothy Blossom. .........M MrsN Kendall
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
fatal Accident.

John Barrett, al employe OF the Ores.
cent coal company, met with a fatal &C.
cident in the Gallup mine, Friday about
II o'clock, resulting in instant death,
says the Cleaner. He was going up the
incline with a trip of empty cars. and IL
appears jumped of and fell across a
parallel track, the fall no doubt stunned
him. and the loaded csrs coming down
the track. struck him, and crushed his
head quite badly.
He wa a man OF about % years OF age.
and has been working here for the past
Blk years. He was born in Ireland. and
came here from Pennsylvania, where his
parents reside. He leaves a wife and
three children to mourn his sad and un,
timely death.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
!. NJ. HARDINGE.
Aant,nn h4-.a,.x

NoTE-As crops are either secured, or
are beyond danger from ordinary weather
conditions, this number OF the bulletin
completes the issue for this season. Cor
respondents are thanked sincerely for
their kind and public spirited 60 opera
ton, and are requested to discontinue
their weekly report.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Real Estate Transfers,

John Sell and wife to K. Hart, warrsn-
ty deed TO lots IL and Is. Gallup; consid-
Grafton, 800.
John d. Torlino to city OF Albuquerque,
warranty deed to land for purpose OF AZ
tending south Fourth street.
Jose Bias Lucero and wife, warranty
deed to a piece Of land In AtriscO; consid'
Grafton, 1850.
NOrya Davenport and husband to Rufus
c. Vose, warranty deed to an undivided
half interest in land known rs Midyale
consideration, $500.
ELLA WOOdside 10 Lucas Uranech. war
ranty deed to west % feet OF LOT II. all o.
lots II and 10, block AZ, Gallup townsite
consideration, 500.
Howard Candy to Y. h, Ward, mlninl
deed TO the Norah lode in Cola canyon
consideration, $500.
Carrie Marrinan and husband TO X. II
G~reenleaf, warranty deed 10 lot II, blocl
20; consideration, $1,000.
X. G. Wilson and wife 10 Ella b. WrOth
warranty deed TO lots | and 2, block ~
New Mexico Town addition considera
ton. $500.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Tho horticultural fair.

The preparations for the horticultural
fair on the Campus OF st. Michael's col
lege are proceeding very fayorably'
Through the courtesy Of Brother Bo-
tulph, a room has been set apart for the
reception OF articles IA they arrive, and
Is already occupied by parts OF the ex.
hibit from the agricultural college. etc,
The large tent will bs placed Oh the
west side OF the music stand, where
Brother Botulph has cleared u sufficient
space by removing the gymnasium
posts.
At the meeting last evening an invita-
ton was extended to superintendent
Vets. OF the United States Indian school,
to send the admirable band Of that In
stituiion to attend the fair. The band,
1t is understood. Is better this year than
ever before.
A telegram WAS received this morning
by President Prince, Of the horticultural
society. from II. Alexander, Of Alamo
gordo, saying that the 0tero county fruit
exhibit will be on hand at the fair. Thi,
exhibit Is expected to astonish u goot
many people who do not comprehend
the Importance Of that newly opened sec
tion.-Santa fe New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

LOR RENT-kurnished rooms for rent. 4Ol
south Edith street: a inst class boarding
house next door.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Read our ad. ROsenwald Bros,
Matthews Jersey milk; try IL.
Read our ad. Rosenwald Bros.
Sweet potatoes at J. l.. Bell & Co.'S.
Stsrrett's tools. whitney Company.
Cook and heating stoves at Hsrding's.
Mechanics tools. Whitney Company.
For new furniture bedding see Fu-
trelle.
Plumbing In oil its branches. whitney
Company.
Lamps and lamp trimmings. whitney
Company.
All kinds OF lamps and lamp goods.
whitney Company.
Repairs furnished for any make stove
by Il, j. Post Il Co.
Order stove repairs from X. J. Post &
Co. before 1t gets cold.
All kinds of California fruits received
daily by ]. l.. Bell Il Co.
All kinds OF tin work done on short
notice. Whitney Company.
The name OF J. l.. Ball Il Co. suggests
everything delicious In the eatin z line.
Did you ever get such bar gains AZ
Ro-enwald's are now sellingr | never
did.
Fifty diff 'rent styles and prices In
cook stoves aud steel ranges. whitney
Company.
The very newest In the "Calve" beaded
colOrs. to be- seen exclusively al The
Economist.
G. A. 6rsnde, 300 north Broadway, Tin,
liquors and cigars. Fresh lime for sale
Furnished rooms for rent.
A complete line OF mems furnishing
and under wear are among the new fall
stock n0v in at the Economist.
Just received at The Economist som,
exquisite dress patterns In black silt
net with tue scroll designs In 'Asn scale
and jet.
Why miss such an opportunity to ge'
q fine sewing machine free. All We ask Il
q dollar purchase and you get q chanc,
in same. Rosenwald Bros.
We are prepared to show you the mos
elegant line OF silk waists ever brough'
to Albuquerque; some exclusive styles II
the new French back" at The Econo
mist.
G. Mays popular priced shoe store ha
the exclusive agency for the exclusive
right for the Tri-on.pa, Queen quality an
Ultra ladies and Aetson mems shoes
Call and examine them. POS Vest Rail
road avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
BOUND 10 uctb seinSis,
Another Indictment Has seen Found
Against BIN.

Aktinst MN
Besides indictments for murder. train
robbery and unlawful interference with
United States mails In Union and COlfsx
counties. against W. II. McGinnis. Sheriff
Stewart has had him indicted for an as
sault to kill the sheriff and his posse and
bail has been fixed at 5000. The Diff
Guilty Of proving that McGinnis was pres
ent when murder and train robbery were
committed will not very soon enable him
to secure liberty. All Of his companions
are dead or in hiding, and the prisoner
has st. adfsstly refused to talk Of the
crimes In which he is said to have par
ticipated. While 1t can be proved that he
was around the locality Of the ROBBERY NJ
to the day Of its occurrence only circum
stsntisl evidence. 1t is said, has been ob
tanned to establish his participation IL
the odenses. But that he shot ut thu
kddy county posse aud wounded two o.
lhem. no denial can be made.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

An OLD AND WELL-IEIBD REMEDY,
haan mead Tor ova, am 800 nv miilIon.
OF mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. IL sOOthes the
child, sOftens the gums. allsys all pain,
for diRrrhoea. IL Is pleasant 10 the taste.
Sold by druggists IN every part OF the
world. Twenty five cents q bottle. It's
value ia i~ncslculable. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup and
take no other Kind.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

Dull headache, pains in various parts
OF the body, sinking at the pit OF the
stomach, loss OF appetite. feyerishness,
pimpies or sores are all positive evil
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