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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
ExcIrIsa JAZZ DELIVERY.

siH Prisoners Escape From County jail
Murderer Ruis kecsptured
There WAS an exciting time at the
county jail In old town last night, csus-
I'd by tue breaking out OF six prisoners,
and while the people OF the city were en-
joying the band concert at the park, the
sheriff and his deputies were In hot pur-
suit OF the escaped prisoners. At i've
minutes TO o'clock ysiler Schaffsr and
ASS slant Jailer Armstrong, VINO WAS
acting In the place OF Nicholas Lurero,
VINO was temporarily absent, started To
put the prisoners into the cage. Arm.
strong opening the door after handing
his revolver To Schaffer. A Armstrong
swung the door inward he was seized hy
several OF tina prisoners and thrown VIC
lently TO the rear Of the cage. The
prisoners attacked Schatfer Immediately,
one STOPPING down between his legs ami
reaching up grabbed the gun which
Schaffer held behind him and held on b.
II. upsetting Schaffer and struggling for
its pO session. and at the same time the
other prisoners swarmed out into the
jail yard.
Then occurred several fierce struggles,
during which time Schafier WAS deprived
Of his gun, which WAS used M n.threat to
keep him OF while the criminals escaped
over the fence. In the meantime the
alarm had spread aud oil the jail em
plOyes Joined IN the chase. The fugitives,
six In Sll, scattered, most OF them going
northwest over the fair grounds and TO-
ward the river. Deputy Sheriff Smith.
with others, WAS close on their heels.
Some shots we're fired, and after hard
run, one man. the most desperate, was
found In ditch. where he had tumbled.
As he WAS bleeding II was thought at
tirst that he had been shot, but upon the
return TO the jail Ii was found that he
mad evidently come into violent contact
with u bsrbed wire fence, ~ he was con
siderably gashed on the body, the others
making good their escape.
The names OF those breaking out are
Ponciano Ruiz. murderer, sentenced TO
be hung, for killing the little son OF
Felipe 0'BannOD, ono Sunday about year
ago. His case had been appealed 10
higher court. This IL the man that WAS
caught, and brought back suffering from
the barbed wire fence wounds. The
others are Francisco Ruiz. larceny; Jose
Ribers. robbery from the perssD; Elias
Msdriai. horse thief; the insane man,
name unknown, and Jose Jaramill0, &C
cused Of the murder OF the Ribera boy In
lighting corral" old town, some time
ago. All are hard characters and un0t
to be at large. Jniler Schaffer was seen
this morning. and 1t Ia very evident that
he was roughly handled. He had mar
row escape from being shot, as he was
held up by the man who secured his gun,
and only by blnfiing prevented its being
used, ~ some OF the crowd urged that he
be shot. Sheriff Hubbell and his depu-
ties are out hunting for those who we're
not captured and word was received this
| afternoon that two OF them had been
caught. The insane man was caught
and returned TO the jail this afternoon
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

"Grand Occident de France Hesdquar-
ters Anti-semitic League" Heavy iron
shutters cover the windows and the mas
siye door Is kept closed. Within are Jules
'iuerin, president OF the league. for whose
arrest a warrant IL ont, notorious anti
Jewish former mayor Alglers, Max Regis
and forty Of GuerlD's most faithful fol-
lowers.
The inside Of the house resembles an
arsenal. Rifles, carbines, revolvers and
cartridge belts hang around the walls, ~
veil a. stocked gun racks. On the gal
lery Of the round roof ten men with car
blHes Oh their shoulders mount guard.
At the large gate below yigilsnt watch
men are on duty. IL any one rings a
grated slide Is pushed aside and the visit.
or's name and business is asked In curt
terms. Inside Jules Guerin commands
the garrison.
"rhe house is impregnsble." he de-
clared TO an interyie ~er, "the walls are
sixty centimeters thick and the windows
and doors protected with iron. We have
plenty Of iiiies and cartridges. whoever
tries to lay hand on us will be dead
man. We shall never surrender We
would rather blow up the house"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Delicious iced watarmel0ns always on
hand nj the SAN JOSE MARKET.
The Americus-y yespucci society picnic
at Mrs. silya's resort yesterday was a
very pleasant affair, and was attended by
quite large crowd OF city people.
Mrs. Alice Blandstetter and son, and
her brother. James Griswold, left last
Saturday night for New Britain, Conn
where they will reside in the future.
II. 2. Birtwell. a student OF Har.
ward universally. arrived In the city last
night. He comes TO attend the terrific
rial university. during the coming term.
| ID. Frey, the popular general manager
OF the Santa Fe railway. who WAS here
enjoying few days with his family, left
in his private car last night for the east.
Mrs. J. ID. Griswold will open the Albe-
marie restaurant with grand dinner.
from IL 10 2 o'clock tomorrow. One of
the best lady cooks In the territory will
have charge OF the kitchen.
T. o. Mason and mother wish 10 kindly
thank the friends and neighbOrs who ex-
tended their assistance and sympathy in
their hour OF sad bereavement, the death
and burial OF Mr.. Msson's wife.
r. L. Baca. one OF Santa fe's we'll
known politicians. il again in the city
on some important legal matters. He IL
registered NJ the Grand Central, where
he expects to meet ex-GOy l. Bradford
Prince, also from Santa Fe. this evening.
| Major Ernest Meyers returned Satnr-
day night, from the summer resorts OF
Colorado, He reports that our street fairs
IL being we'll advertised north OF here,
aud that many people have expressed
their Intention TO attend and enjoy the
novel attractions,
| Mrs. l.. II Levy met at the depot,
| night before last two lady friends who
were on their way 10 Nj PasO, one the
daughter OF Mrs Albert Schultz. who has
been nj school In New York. the other the
Young lady's aunt. who was on her way
TO visit relatives In the Pass city.
Al Sperry. who has been In the loca
railway hospital since last March with
n broken leg. IL abOut ready 10 leave that
institution and resume his work again
on the Santa Fe Pacific. he being mem.
her Of the bridge building force. Ha
was injured while at work at Navajo
springs.
Yes, got your letter" said VIM. Me
| ihNpTu tnf Tl'Fp it'NTis W NlT IifSlufHt
OF the Fair Association this MOI ming.
and propose TO have in that big parade
Thursday afternoon OF fair weak. two or
three Of the biggest MerinO bucks to be
found on my ranch, and, II possible.
would like for you TO secure several
horse i0ckies 70 ride them" Mr.. McIn-
tosh IL sincere in his talk, aud he will
make big display in the parade.
Hans Recker, the popular society son
OF Col. and Mrs. John Becker. OF Belen
WAS in Ihe city Yesterday and registered
ht the Grand Central. Az there will be
n grand social dance at Belen 10 morrow
| (rueadayl night, Hans invited the follow.
ing young ladies OF Albuquerque TO sc
company him home this morning and
participate In the Belen festivities
Misses iertruhe n Eidinga, Mamie G.
Armilo, Louisa Saint, Mabel Hunt, Leila
Buchanan and Blanche owen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
rss DRsyrUs COURT NJ, RriAL


esn.rai Msrcier Confronted by os-,mier
Perier
Rennes, Aug. l4--The Dreyfus court
martial re.convened at 7:20 this morn.
ing. Msitre de Mango. counsel for Drey.
fus, announced that though NJ. Labori's
wound was less serious that at frat sup
posed. yet II would be impossible for him
to take part in the proceedings. General
Mercier was recalled to the witness
stand on the opening of the days pro.
ceedings. He was confronted by ex-
President Casimisr Perier. The latter
declared General Mercter's story Of the
immense war between France end Ger.
many to be gloriously exaggerated and
complained OF the action OF Mercier In
moving $1,000 troops TO the frontier
without cohsul ing him.
The shooting OF NJ. Labori. the leading
counsel for Dreyfus, robbed this morn
ing's session OF its paramount interest
The murderer apparently choose to- day
for the attempt because II WAS antici-
pated that NJ. Labor would crush GEN
eral Mercier. former minister OF war,
with cross questioning.
II. de Mango, associate counsel, was
quite unprepared for the task. The few
questions which the latter put were Of
practically little effect and General Mer-
cier escaped very cheaply. NJ. de Mango
WAS deeply affected by the attempt to as
sassinsts his colleague and was quite un-
able to do himself justice.
After NJ. Cavaignac and Hanotaux,
former ministers OF foreign affairs, had
testified, court adjourned at noon until
Wednesday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
MANLY Talks Fair,

J, B. Manly. the Trinidad sheep buyer.
Is In the city. He has been travelling ali
over the northern counties OF the terri
tory. and he reports positively that Albu-
querque will be visited by the biggest
crowd In the history OF the city ut the
Territorial Fair in September. He asked
the question, 40 often now asked by those
having attended previous fairs, II the IA
socistion intend TO full III its pledges
that there will be- no gate receipts-alI
outdoor sports free-and when Informed
that the merchants were putting uI
their cash for the contemplated new
events and the executive committee wa
following out their instructions. he again
reiterated that northern New Mexico
would send big crowd 10 this falls fair
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
DtsTRuCTiyE FIRE.

Town of Bsres Almost Destroysd-Eiro
s,ii Raging.
Cleveland. Aug li.-fhe town OF Beres,
thirteen miles southwest OF this city, was
for the second time within week threat
sned with destruction 10y fire to-day. Two
fire companies from this city have gone
u the seem, The dre started in bicycle
store and WAS caused by sn explosion Of
gasoline. Seven buildings are already
burned and nj 3 O'Clock the lire IL still
raging. A high wind is blowing and
grave apprehension exists for the safety
OF the business part OF the town.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
q. A. II. COMMITraE REPORT.

Es onerstinx Pension Comlnis.ionsr Evans
Pension Office Conducted Honestly.
Chicago. Aug.l4-Aspecial to the Even
ing Post from Washington says: The
committee appointed by the grand com.
mander OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public to investigate Pension Commis-
sioner Bvsns and to report to the sp.
preaching Grand Army OF the Republic
encsmpment at Philadelphia. has com
plsted its report. The committee exon
crates Commissioner Evans from charges
preferred against him and will report
that the pension office is being honestly
and conscientiously administered. The
report will say any commotion which ex-
ists is large trscesble to the popular mis-
construction OF some OF the pension laws.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
HIS COUNSEL SHOT.
COWardly Attempt 10 Murder
Maitre LabOri.
Anti Semitic Leaders are Barrl-
caded In House.
VIII Blow up House Rather Than Sur
render.
IABoRrs CONDITION SERIOUS.

Rennes, Aug. 1.-Two men ambushed
Maitre Lsbori. counsel for Dreyfus, and
one shot was fred. which hit Labor in
the back. Naitre Labori left the house
alone for the court about 9 o'clock this
morning. His residence is situated In
the suburbs Of the town, about n quarter
OF an hours walk from the Lycee, the
route being along a solitary road, beside
the river viiaine.
He had reached point half way on the
journey when two men. who evidently
had been lying In wait for him. rushed
out from narrow lrne and one OF them
fired single shot from his revolver.
The murd-rers were only couple Of
yards behind their victim and the bullet
struck Maitre Labor In the back. The
wounded man uttered an agonized cry
and fell Int on his face. The murderers
Immediately lied through the lane from
which they had emergered and both es
capped.
At . o'clock this afternoon, Lab0ri was
suffering great agony and doctors who
had eft the house we're hurriedly sum
moned to attend the patient. Col. Jol
aust was called after the close OF the
session OF the court martial and was al
lowed to see Labor. General Mercier
followed hut was obliged to go away
without seeing Labori.
Tha enr.aapanHapt 90 tha 40 a
Press at l0I5 this morning, SAW one OF
the doctors at Labori's house. which III
guarded by four gendafmes. The doctor
said Labor was bearing the agony with
marvellous fortitude and added. "He has
b,en put to bed aud Ia being watched by
his wife. He has spoken. but not OF
himself. always about the trial. We
have strong hopes that he will pull
through and have sent optimistic tele
grams to the family. 1t will be forty
eight hours. however, before we can
speak with any degree Of certainty a. to
his condition" The correspondent
oalled ut the residence OF Llbori q,
4:l5 p. m. and WAS informed that Nine
Lsbori IL still watching BY the bedside
OF her husband. The patients condition
has grown worse and his agony increas
ri since the fever act in. The doctors In
attendance are very anxious and fear
that even II N. Labori RECEIVERS his left
leg will he paralyz,d. ~ hs has been IN
able to move II since he WAS laid in bed
He is conscious and talks t. his wife
freely, but all his remarks are about the
court martial
The police believe they have clew "a
the assassin Of NJ. Labor and officers are
now on his track He IL believed to be-
In the vicinity OF Fougeres, to which
place he doubled back after taking refuge
In the forest OF COuesnes.
SUSPECT ARRESTED.
dispatch from Lsmans. 1870 miles
southwest OF this city, says that the com
missary OF police to-day arrested at the
station man named q ilton. a marine en-
gineer on the way from Rsnnes to Hsrye
whose appearance corresponds with the
description OF the man who attempted tO
assassinate Labori.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
DENVER TRAGEDY.
A Recruit Named LleWellyn
Uses His Gun.
His Aim Was Deadly, Killing Two
Officers.
Rumor Here That the Shooter Is q Son Of
Major Llswellyn.
HAs ESCAPED ARTIST.

Denver, Aug. 14-Policeman Thomas
j. Clifford and william X. tiritiiths were
shot and almost instantly killed at
o'clock on Sunday morning by Yelling
ton G. Llewellyn, a soldier OF the Thirty.
fourth United States volunteers. now sta
toned at Fort Logan. Llewellyn and two
companions had been taking In question.
able resorts and saloons during the night
and shortly before the shooting had some
difficulty with q bartender named Wal
brecht in kiipfsl's saloon. during the
course OF which Llewellyn drew q pistol.
0nlcsr Clifford WAS asked to arrest the
soldier. but ~ soon ~ the policeman sp-
preached Llewellyn he fred. shooting
Clifford three times In the breast. causing
almost instant death. The soldier ran
away followed by 0nl'er Griffith. FL
nally he turned and iired twice, one shot
passing through the oillcer's body. csns-
ing death In a few minutes. He then
ran exchanging a shot or two with three
more oill ers, but without effect. An
hour or two later. a man supposed 10 be
Llewellyn was arrested in the wessts rn
part OF the city. but he escaped from the
cfll,er. Since then the town and sur
rounding country has been secured, but
no clue was secured.
THE NEws HERE.
Last night there we're Iumors anoat in
this city that the murderer. who gave
his hame AZ Wellington c. Llswellyn
was the son Of Major W. II. II. Llewellyn.
OF Las Cruces. and that his name should
be Clinton Llewellyn.
THE CITIZEN wired Major Llewellyn
to-day about the rumors here, but up TO
press hour no answer had been received.
Clinton Llewellyn. who is known TO a
number OF Albuquerque people, Ia consid-
cred one Of the quietest and best young
men In New Mexico. and, until proven
otherwise. they will not connect his
name with such terrible double trsg.
edy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
Geo. +. Albright, manager OF the Jour

uco' r. hIUTiBbt, manager OF tDe jour-
nal'Democrat, and A. X. ID. Carscallen
the bookkeeper, left yesterday morning
for Camp Whitcomb. where they gam.
boled Oh the green" during the day time
and enjoyed most excellent sleep dur.
ing the night hours. They returned "a
the city this morning. bringing In with
them Miss Lizzie Hughes. Mrs. Albright
and children were left at the resort.
Raymond A. Wells, manager OF Wells
Fargo Express company. with headQusr.
ters at Kansas city, accompanied by C.
Il. Young, Of Denver, division superin.
tendent for the same company. came In
last night from Denver. The gentlemen
are on q general tour OF inspection. and
will leave for Trinidad, Colo. and X ansas
City to might,
George Curry. sheriff OF 0tero county,
who took young man named Charles
Vim. TO the territorial insane asylum a,
Las Vegas, returrei TO the city last night
and continued south to Alamogordo this
morning.
Miss frankie Lockhsrt. who IL spend.
ing her summer vacation with her sisters
here and Is seemingly enjoying herself,
expects TO return 10 HI Paso Tuesday
night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

morning, and gladly attached his name
TO the lair fund. subscribing the hand
some sum OF $50. Il have just returned
from tuickiy settled portion OF north
western New Mexico" said Mr.. Baer,
and ! am convinced that the people from
that section are coming to the fair In
September In 1ocKs. Everybody was
talking fair 10 such an extent, two days
days before l LETT Rio Arriba county. that
] came very near overlooking the pur-
chase OF nne lot OF wool. However 4
landed the wool. and then joined tho peo-
pie In praising the new events which
will prove attractive features OF the ,orth.
coming Territorial fair"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

FOR Sale-My entire furniture, con
sisting OF bedroom suits. parlor suits,
dining table and chairs and kitchen
utensils, cooking stove, also one upright
Kimbsll piano and one two seated hug.
gy. carpets, sewing machine. for sale
cheap. For inspection, call at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. A. Lombardo, No. 800 north
Fourth street
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
At the JANA Grocery 90.

Watermelons, per pound, 1c; 2 racks
honey 25c; White Eagle soap 25c; III
lbs. sugar u 90; 3 packages 2lb. Silver
Flrke Hominy 2bc; cans st. Charles
cream 25c; 10. good n h. tea soc; lbs
Mocs and Java coffee 81 90; 3 cans oys-
ters DC: 4 packages corn starch 25c; 5
packages gross starch 25c; barrel Beau.
ty ginger Shapes 3Oc,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

James d. Eakin came In late yesterday
afternoon from days outing ut Camp
WhitcOmb. He left Julius Oleson, THE
CITIZENS mountain correspondent al the
resort. the latter stating that he would
leave this morning for San Pedro. At
the rate the correspondent IL travelling,
the millennium will overtske him before
hs returns to the city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
RevoIutioh Gaining Ground,

Puerto Plata, Aug. 1.-The people
here are In state OF wild panic. The
revolution against the government Ia
gaining ground. The situation Is con
sidered very bad Tor the government forces.
A number of surgeons and q supply
OF drugs have been sent from here to
Notne Christi.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
ADMIRAL dewey Ill.
Arrives at LsshOrn Sick With
Fever.
Disastrous Fire at Red Bluff, Cali
fornia.
Chsmbsrmaid Loses Her Life After Heroic
Work Awakening Guesr.
QUIET AT sASro DOMINGO.

Leghorn. Italy. Aug, a. Admiral
Dewey today remained on board the
Olympia, which arrived st noon yes,er.
day from Naples, being IN with fever
The captain OF the vessel received visits
OF III ;ials aud othera In Admiral Dewey q
place
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
Defender Wins

Newport. X, l., Aug, l4--The yachts
Columbia aud Defender sailed race to.
day of about thlrty ak miles, for the
Astor cup, worth $500. The Defender
crossed ths lins irst in lo:j54i; the Col.
umbia followed In lO:5s:5O.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
WILL NOT sURREsDkR

jules Gueriu wiI BLOW Up House Bsfor,
6iving In
New York, Aug. Il A dispatch to tn,
Herald from Paris says; Any ons visit
ing . Rue ds Chabrol on sunday after
noon would have seen curious sight
Within ttty yards OF the house on sithel
side of the two lanes blue coated, white
trousered policemen prevented plssers
by from approaching the two storieC
building bearing flaming sign hoard
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
OhioAxe stocs Mnrkat.

Chicago. Aug. IA. - Cattle Receipts
$500 head. Market, steady.
Reeves. t4.60Q6 30. cows and heifers
t2o0G5.Oo; stockers and feeders, $3.2l
a. 30; Texas steers, % 759600.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head. Market
steady.
Sheep, &3OOg4.50; lambs. % OOd6.50.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
Hun over
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky
A Lib.r.I suhserlber

LOuis Bser, the extensive wool buyer
OF the city, returned from the north
western section OF New Mexico last
night Hs hunted up the president OF
the Territorial Fair association this
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
Carpetsi Carpets, Carpets !

We invit you to inspect our goods and
get our prices before you purchase else
where. 1t will pay you. May & Fsber,
305 Railroad avenue.
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Chicago Grain MaVhst

Chicago. Aug. l4.-Wheat-Septembsr
7l'sc; December. 7414
Corn-August, 3lc; September 3O2i
Oats - August, 2O1sc; september,
lQ8,c
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
We Never Faltar

On cutting prices whenever We think II
best 10 dispose OF goods quickly, Our
saturday necktie sale IL an example OF
this. Simon Stern. the Railroad avenue
clOtheT.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

K. A. Rasbe, piano and organ tuner
lessons given on the piano and violin
Leave orders with II. p. Raabe, at Whit
ney Company store.
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Quiet at ssnto romingo;.

Washington, Aug. Ia The navy de-
partment Ia greatly relieved by dis.
patch from Captain LonRnecker. com.
manding the cruiser New Orleans. now
at Santo Domingo City, referring " that
vessel and the Machias. The dispatch
gives assurance that all is we'll with the
two ships It also states tina, quiet pre-.
walls at Santo Domingo. at least at those
points which can he reached by warshipe
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

This office acknowledges copy Of the
Aztec Calendar, just issued by the Santa
Fe railway. II Ia handsome edition OF
Bnrbank's celebrated Pueblo Indian pOr
rats.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14
Piano Tuning.

Nothing but the best at
Rupees soda fountain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

Nothing but the best at
Rupees soda fountain,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

Matthews Jersey milk; try II.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-14

and Bank blpdk Nofk
tro1lptiy eseevtsd IN good
ayle at THE CITIZEN
Bindefy.