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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
IndnstrIal Aeent.

The policy of the new Baltimore &
Ohio railroad to foster and encourage
local industries along the line, has ta-
ken definite shape, by the appointment
of W. w. Wood. of Baltimore, as in
dustrial agent. 1t will be his duty to
advise manufacturers and others desir-
ing good locations for their plants, with
detailed and accurate information con-
corning the peculiar advantages Of ter
rltory and towns adjacent to the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. Now that the
Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad is rehaoitita-
ted and in a position to handle traffic,
the management sees the great adj
vantage IN developing the hitherto lat
ent resources along the line. Mr..
Woods headquarters will be in Balti-
mora
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River rclcgrnms.

OIL CITY-River 3 inches and iail-
Ing Weather. clear and pleasant a
GREENSRORO-River feet ihy.''7
and falling. Weather, fair and warm (
BROWNSVILLE;-River 4 Iee'
Inches and falling. -
PtTTSBURGH-Rlvcr 80 feet a''
falling, clear and warm. &
sTEuBENVILLE - River > teet
inches and falling Weather clear "''1
warm. Passed down-Kanawha, ,,,t
PARKERSBORG-Ohio river : i f'..
and stationary. Weather. cl2n,5l
mercury, "a. Passed up-beIIg,1'
Greenwood Katherine. Pissed DOM h.
Kanawhn. Sun. The Little hnnawi'" -
falling, Locals on time. st
POINT .PLEhsANT-Riyer SO 'e''
and rising. Clear al
falling Clear, ,,.
CAIGoiRlvcr i75 feet and sta''0"'
airy. Falrinnd cooler. ,rd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 feet NV
falling. Clear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
BRIEF MENT1oN1NGs.
Events in and About the City Givenin
Nutshell.


yvbso,,no park Casino to-nIght-
part, VnnSs,,iIts corrnanv
an auNs 'ii's sS'-'p'l..' .,.,-.,,
,!I ne ~ Ioa .oa, o. rontSiv seSsIon 1t
eiilt's "a go N'''t '',''.'s
Council meets to-hisht IN sPeSlaL SEES '4s
sion 70 take acton on lne oeaIn VI eN-
Mayor Seaorlght'
The LaBelle plate mill. which was on
on account of shortage OF steel, went
on again last evening.
August Kraft, n former Eighth ward
man. who kept a saloon in Beilaire for
several years, died yesterday. He is
the last OF three brothers TO die within
two years.
Remand Rero. Of South Jacob street,
son Of ,Ioseph Bero. Is developing into
ouite 4. portrait painter, and a copy Of
his work In oil, displayed ut Stewards
drug store, is attracting deserved trib-
utes.
parka Division. A. o. H. will honor
",hs SayenteSntb" to-day nj Mozart
nary. and their numbers Will be SWELL
ID nj the nIcnic nv their families and
Srtonds An eniovabie outing is look
cd for.
A car-iar nIgeon came To the resi-
5eIce ~ Mr.. George Adams at Pleasant
Vsifev Yesterday morning. It Will be
t rllsT' care s ~ mil the owner can be
800 Tbs foIIowjng marks are an the
rIs-aon. "a q g n q. 52g-o4."
Pt5SOI' i.,.Is.,, 49,.
Elsht hlgnDsrs MeIe 81 pm
enlns Int0 ny 1p.s.ati Srha a-5s-
~ eo,o,,,S Nd members n re- beInp ndd-
20 40 OT nInbtIy l. n. Francke, supreme
S,-,ater has baen In charge OF the work
=. U .his oitv
,.ta.o..,,, oo,,oo,,or n, sounIas
An interesting CUlleS ,,Ni " q. W.
OF the potter arr 10 ulsp'uS III III ny ny
ElroyS drug store' oouLH S SUI 1-. ny
colleetion etnorSGeS , y i. aa.SeS.e, s6;ro
ducHoh OF an Ehstisn S5',ls $50 Sp'tS,
done IN plaster I ~ ~, H W, HTa,,n,SarJ
.Ies ,, nsi Eno,,,n not;er and TedectinT
Nv w .I,Sm T.
i'iS s'.'''' IN .,.,.o,, a.
Yesterday aIeThOon AT S:iV C ISVa ", w
CURED the aeath o. MtS' t'o1a 49," ~. ~,
widow OF the late fTAt ~ a MoeOeL M ~,
the sixty-nltn year oL HeI ase' hl,,
funeFal 9FFahsettlshts t M ''S J,,,,,,so5
competed yes tII l.y. me It, Saa,S
was an estlInap'e IN WOMAN no!r %HI by r1onH
VIII De learned WIN soTIo" Wy many
lEle''us -, -,
the state laIr nas .,. arF %. ~ 20 S,arJa
number OF speciot prizes TOT lue So't !,
list that VIII INDUCE e@hiDito.s u eI The
from all parts OF W ~ Sou " l::,,. III.
association Is aetermlneI ~ .tn ~ ft,' ne
years EaiT Ine pesS ~ lts
| expense VIII stAnu W the "tty ~ - ~.
Ing to the attracuVehess o. Ine D's
show.
Tonight the Pleasant valley social
club viii give their regular Thursday
night hop at Pleasant NalIey psTk, anu
there promises 70 pc one o. I ene inTss IS
crowds OF the season ~ ~ Hoput "a t H.
sort. As usual thS aun II,,,a :. t tlls
park VIII De free ana no pains nas U ~
spared on the part oil me oE8hhl is ion
to make to-nights event one Oh 'ne
most enjoyable IN us history
Secretary Charles 0. Roemer OF the
knights OF Pythias grand lodge COM
mittee, on recent visit to Pittsburgh.
| attended the election OF the First Bril-
Cade Of Pennsylvania. The brigadier
general Informed the Wheeling man that
| the entire First Regiment oil Pennsyl-
| yQ1ln WOulu HlkgIu kAle NNhN WI bAlAlh
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PITTSBURGH, August 16.-Captasn
John a. Wood and W. ]. Wood. repre-
sentlug The Pittsburgh Coal Exchange.
left for Cincinnati tonight, y
confer with Major W. H. Bl&by, in rel
erence to removing the dykes on ths
Ohio river at Dam No. 3, which iOr
years has protected the channel at thas
place. The committee goes instructed
II will say that 1t is the wish OF the
coal men and rlvermeu In general thas
the dyke be allowed to remain until the
lock walls ut Dam No. are finished.
RiVermen say that II the dykes are
removed now, It may destroy the COM
merce OF the river. The removal OIL
portion OF the dyke will allow the WaieF
to spread over a wide area, The ope5..
ators say that an SIS foot stage at paNSS
Island would permit the shipping ul
barges from Pittsburgh. but that 'n'
coal could not be shipped past SeW.ie On,
ley In the event OF the removal OF tne
dyke as 1t would cause the grounilhs
Of many tows. probably causing inusn
damage, for which no money could "
collected. Many millions OF bushels u
coal might be tied up indefinitely.
The navigators want the three aua
five-foot bars dredged TO make a new
channel before the cross dyke IS rein9y-
ed. The river men believe Major fN-
by IL doing what he thinks Is best 10,
the river interest. but 1t is simply :
question Of opinion between him anu
the rivermen.
The committee will also ask Mac.
BlNby to have across the head OF ths
lock MT Dam No. G. Mt Merrill. n row %
piling to shut on the water from nov.
ing through the lock, and sending y
down the naViGahic pass, where Y
most needed. Part Of the river is az
closed there. That portion OF the cill l.,,
mel where the dam proper has SeSH
built, Is open to navigation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
THE RIYER.


YESTERDAYS pEFAhtOhEs'
Charleston f.. RANAWHA. 10 a. m.
Warletfi,. UfiANlA. 5 a. m.
PSrker sbuTg .ARGANp. IL q. m.
sistersvilie. RUTH, S!sg 2. m. ,
Siarlngtorl. -. LEROY, 1890 2. M:
stsnbEnyiiie. n. N. BAYNE, 2sal p. m. )
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pl,tsbHfgh. GREENWOOD. $50 A. m.
NSTiettn, .tfRASIA, q. n.
i 81 ly,e,.sb,irg, ii, X. BEDFORD, Il a. m.
HiotS tnorns. JEWEL. II a. m.
SiStersyille, RUTH, 800 2. m
t7is LEROY, $40 p. m:
Sts,,bshviIIe. n. N. BAYNE, 2:S0 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
NJarlstia. .IiRANIA, s a. m.
PaTkersburg. ARGANp. IL a. m.
sistersyilie.. RUTH. 1890 p. m.
Siorinrto1r, I.ERoY, $50 3. m.
stcrbenyiile. n. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
w. T. Lewis. who has had charge OF
the Wheeling National Gas Companys
interests here, has resigned, and VIII
locate in Colorado in September. In the
meantime he win close up some bust
ness at Washington. Pa. Mr.. Lewis's
successor will be George Luther a very
capable man.
An attempt to organize a branch OF
the woman's Relief Corps here VIII be
made tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
at a meeting to be held at the G. A. r.
hall. Mrs. LeEge. OF Grafton, VIII be
present to assist In the organization.
Wheeling Bakery Brend Is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer VIII
get II for you.
Miss Riggs. the slxteen-year-oid
daughter Of William Riggs, died yes
terday. the fourth child to die In this
family within two years. The remains
for interment.
Hon. l.. T. Gray has received news OF
the death Of his graud-daughter, Miss
Lily Gray, at her home, at Alnsworth.
Iowa. The deceased visited here about
two years ago.
Miss Gertrude Frew, OF Wheeling,
who was visiting Miss Meta Roberts,
was accompanied to her home yester-
day By Miss Baldwin, OF Coyington,
Kentucky.
J. NJ Booth will leave this week for
California. and nm extensive western
visit. At Palo Alto he will be tho guest
Of ". p. Gray.
wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer Will
get It for you.
Mrs. l.. o. Jones and children. OF
East Liverpool, are visiting Mounds
willie relatives.
Or. r. G. ThomRs has returned from
an lnteresLIng trip TO the upper lakes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
SOCIETY.

Last night ut the Zion German Luth-
eran church occurred very pretty
wedding, the principals being Mr..
Charles schnepf and Miss Stella Berts-
chey. The ceremony was performed at
$3.50 O'CLOCK by the pastor, Rev. p. ].
Hob. in the presence of large assem-
blage of the young couples friends and
relatives. The bride was attended by
Miss Nellie SchneDf. a sister OF the
groom, as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Berts-
chey, brother OF the bride, performed
the office of best man. The musical
accompanlments to the ceremony were
rendered on the organ by Prof. II. j.
Arbenz. A reception at the brides pa
rents, in the Eighth ward, followed the
church ceremony, and at midnight MIR.
and Mrs. Schnepf left on trip east. IN
Guiding stops at Atlantic City and New
York. The groom is a son OF Mr..
Christian Schnepf, the druggist. and
with the bride, has host OF friends
who tender them hearty congratula"
tons,
A pretty double wedding occurred at
Fairmont yesterday and Wheeling last
night sheltered both couples. In one
instance the contracting parties were
Prof. John G.. Knutti. Of the Fairmont
normal school. and Miss Eddy, OF Fair
mont, and in the other Mr.. c. A. Jol-
III, Of BnIoEtown, Wetzel county, and
Miss Romanza Hayhurst, OF Fairmont,
The double ceremony was performed IN
the Baptist church by Rev, Mr.. Eddy,
brother of Prof. Knutti's bride. The
brides were school chums at the Fair
mont normal school and the grooms
were likewise connected at the state
university at MorgantOwn, so Hy-
mems bells rang out with a full and
round harmony. The parties registered
at the Windsor last night, and to-day
leaSeofor Niagara Falls and the lake
regions.
Tuesday evening ut $50 o'clock at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Crow. No.
10 South Huron street, occurred the
wedding of Miss Emma Padget, OF this
city and Mr.. George a. ChuTchheid, OF
Wells, Pa, Rev. NJ. w. Buck officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by
goodiy number OF relatives and friends,
Mr., and Mrs. Churchheld will visit
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and other
places in the east for a couple Of weeks
after which they will be at home to
their friends in their home at Wells.
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ALettertOArs. Pinkham Brought
Health @ Mrs. AFchambo.
.1TTTE 70 ~. YfHRHAH no. 4a,l9Sl

LLlI1GA 10 NM IAAkAAA Aas AAett3l
"DEAR MIS-. PENKRAN-For two
Year, / felt tired and 50 weak and dizzy
that some days / could hardly go
around the house. Backache and head
ache all the time and my food would
not digest and had such pains IN the
womb and troubled with leucorrhGa
and kidueySwere affected.
"After birth Of each child ! grew
weaker, and hearing so much of the
good you had done, / wrote to you and
have taken six bottles Of Lydia 2.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, one
box Of Lozenges, one boxof Liver Pills,
one package Of sanative Wash, and to-
day am feeling Us well ns I ever did.
When got up In the morning feel as
fresh as l did when q girl and eat and
sleep well and do all Of my work. II
ever / feel weak again shall know
where to get my strength. ] know
yourmedicine cured me. "--MRs. sALlNA
ARcHAMRo, CHAaLRNoET, MASS.
The present Mrs. Pinkham's experi-
euce In treating female ills Is unpsral-
lsled; for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia E. PinkhSm, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
Of the correspondence department Of
her great business, treating by letter
Is many as a hundred thousand ailing
women year. All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham
OF Lynn, Mass, for advice, which will
be promptly given without charge.
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A FAST FREIGHT
Service to be Established Between
Wheeling and Cleveland
BY WHEELING & LAKE ERIE

similar to that Established Some
Tins ago Between this City and
Toledo-Prcspects for a Rate War
Between Wheeling and Cleveland
py the Four Competing RoadS-The
Road to to be Improved Physically.
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Cleveland at once are those Of the
superintendent of motive power and the
purchasing agent. They are now un-
der orders to report in a few days.
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PLEASANT Valley Social Club al
Pleasant Valley Park tonight. AdmIs'
sion free.
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DANCING at Pleasant Valley Park
tonight.
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THE "B. O."

To the SD Annual Encampment G. A.
II. Philadelphia, September 4th.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27

and guard remained with him until 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, at which
time Rev. Jaggard again interested him
self in his benalf.
This morning Baker appeared on the
streets. aud the police, fearing that the
young man would commit some overt
act, Officer Martinez took charge OF him
and placed him In q cell at the county
Jail.
By permission OF City Marshal McMillin,
The CITIZEN representative interviewed
Baker at the city jail. and his converse
tion showed unmistakable signs OF In
sanity. He said:
II was born In Covington. KY. and am
"a years Of age. Ny father aud mother
who were divorced years ago. remarked
and both live In New York City. father
at No. 90 Nassau street. Ny trouble can
be traced TO q disappointment In love
when was II years old. and also to .
disappointment In love here. / am q
conuudrum with many sides TO my ma
ture. When was dissppointed the drst
time went home and did q little cry
ing-I wrpt. Anyone that IL virtuous
appeals 10 my feelings, for an philoe-
opher. and with wife. proper associa.
tions and environments l would be we'll
in two hours. Yes, know with wife
would be we'll"
Rev. Jaggsrd wired the condition OF
the young man TO his father In New
York, and In response an answer was re.
ceived to send him to st. Louis ~ he has
q return ticket to that city. As II would
be an unwise act TO send Baker unst-
.ended TO st. Louis, Rev. Jaggard again
wired the father asking what must be
done In the case. II the answer IL not
favorable, Baker will be confined In the
county jail until his case can be In
Quired into by the proper authorities.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27
POLiCN COURT.

mike O'Conneii aud Charles Martin Sent
to the County JAIN.
Late last Saturday, Mike 0'Connell. q
switchmsn who was patient at the rail-
way hospital on account OF
having three badly damaged fingers
amputated, came no town, aud, together
with John O'Ne.ll, who claims 10 be a
boilermAkeT, started on u spree. They
started drinking somewhere In south
AlDuquerQue, ana when they rea ched the
chinese Laundry near Suilivan's place
O'Conneli entered and planted lick or
40 on John Chinamsn. 0C0nnell and
O'Neill continued north on First street
snd on reaching Sturges' corner, both
mea by this time feeling pretty bOosy.
over tha price OF q meal. O'Connell
swore that his honor had been assailed,
aud proceeded to amend matters by csrv.
ing up O'Nsill. He made pass at
the latter with the keen edged blade OF q
penknife, cutting ONeill's neck on the
left side quite severely and barely miss
ing the jugular vein. Dr. Pearce WAS
summoned and he sewed the cut, while
O'Connell. with his bloody knife. wss
taken of TO Jail. This morning Justice
Crawford attended TO his case, and In dc.
fault OF $3.50 bonds sent 0'Connell to the
county jail to await the action Of the
next grand jury.
Last Saturday afternoon, q few min
utes after THK CITIZEN had gone to press.
hobo calling himself Charles Martin.
stole valuable double bride belonging
to Attorney Neill b. Field. Mr.. Field re-
ported the matter 10 Marshal McMillin
| xrh hn fnnnd fhA hriAla af IL AafaalHa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27
just Received.
Fresh msrshmallows, In tins.
Imported figs and nuts. New crop.
Delaney Candy Kitchen.
just Received.

Misses Florence and Blanche Alley
two young ladies' who have been sojourn'
ing In this city for the past year. will
leave on Thanksgiving for southern Cali.
f0rnia, where they will reside indeti
nitely. The Misses Alley have many
friends and admirers here, who will sin
oerely regret to learn Of their approach
ing departure.
Gov. X. 8. Slower and wife, who wer,
back on visit TO Topeka. Kansas, friends
returned on to.day's flyer. "The lower
altitude" said the governor, did both o.
US great deal OF good, especially Mrs
Slower who returns feeling considerable!
rejuyenated."
Wood, coal, kindling and feed for sale
and delivered free 10 all parts OF tn,
city. Yards 3l5 north Third street, l.
Clarion. proprietor. Give us q tria
order.
Mrs. Bert Kelly and children, wht
have been expected by Mr.. Kelly, hsy'
arrived from Denver and are nicel,
domiciled In cottage on south Broad
way.
CIV. Nlcklin. the Los Angeles repre-.
sentative OF Barnhart Bros. X Spindler,
OuiChHO typr iouuuri1, is in tuc City hu'
Is registered at the Grand Central.
Robert X. Putney, manager OF tn
wholesale grocery store OF l.. b. Putney
returned from the north on to-day
limited passenger train.
Arthur Ley. OF the Paul Gilmore com
pany, Ia an old friend OF Judge Crum
racker and Is to-day being entertaineI
by the Judge and wife.
u C.Anderson, representing Chicag'
tire supply house, with headquarters a
Denver, has his name on the Surge
European register.
j. ". Mcdonald. n. V. Smith and III
Smith, from Bland, are in the cit
to-day.
Fresh home dressed turkeys thirtee
cents per pound. SAN JOSH MARKET.
Matthews Jersey milk; try IL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27
Death Of y. q. Hsrndon.

About three weeks ago J. d. Herndon
and wife reached this city from Padu'
cab, KY, the former sufferer with con
sumption. He seemed to improve for q
few days, but he cane too late and yes
terdsy morning at 4 o'clock, at his room
on Kent avenue, he quietly yielded uI
his life.
The remains were embslmed yesterday
and. accompanied by the sorrowing wife
we're taken back TO Paducah last nigh
for interment.
A. A. Trimble. who knew Mr.. Herndon
states that the deceased WAS about 3:
years old. and was a well-known handler
Of tobacco In Paducah. He was a hn'
young business gentleman and his death
will be mourned by q large circle ol
Kentucky relatives and friends.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27
LOvE-AFrLIOTED AND INSANE.
Frank Elmer Baker, - Young Man WI,
an Unbalanced Mind

Frank Elmer Baker, - Young Man with
an Unbalanced Mind
The police this morning placed In the
city jail, for safe keeping, a young man
named Frank Elmer Baker. He Is "love.
stricken" and insane.
Baker came TO this city. according to
his own story, about four months ago
from Roswell and Csriubsd and took a
room at the Thomas boarding house on
south Second street. A few days ago he
showed signs Of an unbalanced mihd,
and MIR. Thomas requested his peculiar
acting boarder TO seek other quarters.
he then secured room at Mrs Fitz-
pRtrick's, corner OF Fifth street and Lead
avenue. Esrly yesterday morning, at
about o'clock. Baker grew threatening
and commenced demolishing the furni-
ture OF his house, and. IL Ia said. even at
tempted 10 set DIRE TO the house. Word
was sent 10 Rev. Jaggard, at whose
church Baker had been attending. and to
ths night police. When ths latter had
arrived, Rev Jaggard was there aud had
somewhat quieted the Young man. How
ever, instead OF taking him 10 ths cit,
Jail, Baker was removed 10 q room at the
Parenti lodging house on First street
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27
A NAVY DEFENDER

eupner's Mate, william Peters. served
Many Years In the Navy
THE CITIZEN oflics had call this
morning from william Peters, who WAS
gunners mate on the United States
cruiser Baltimore, and, OF course, WAS a
participant In the destruction OF the
spanish Asistic hset In Manila bay on
that memorable May day In 1898.
Peters claims that he WAS one OF the
party sent out by Admiral Dewey to cut
the cable between Hong Kong and
Manila.
He enlisted In the navy on May IA
1885, since which date, up TO his dis
charge In San Francisco few months
ago, he went through many thrilling
experiences on the water. He WAS on
the Trenton, when that vessel
with the vsndalis and Nipsic
went under the waves In q fierce
storm In the harb0r Of Apis, on April
4, 1887, and In support Of his story ex
nibited q tattoo on his left forearm
reading "In Memory OF C0mrsde-
Apia." In fact both OF his arms
from the elbow to hands. are thoroughly
tattO0ed, one being the c0at-Of-arms OF
America and England, with the eagle
perched on top watching England.
81 was discharged at San Francisco
said Peters, ION July 2. 1899. and visited
my old home at Albany, NY. When
left that home father and mother vert
alive, but when | returned found botf
hsd died. also discovered that my twin
brother. Harry, was also dead, he having
been killed on the torpedo b0.t Winsl ov
ut Cardenas, Cuba. On leaving Alban!
returned to the west and few day
ago left over the Santa Fe Pacific. com
ing this way on route to Galveston
Texas. where propo 9 to again entel
the navy. Coming In on the train Satur
day night the c0lored porter, on tindinl
that was riding free, slugged ms IN
awares across the back Of the head will
poker. knocking me senseless. | wa
put In the baggage car and doctor on
the train sewed up my wounds"
Peters expects to continue south Il
Galveston some time tonight.
| j. X. Callahan. who was c0xswsin OF
the Olympia. Ia also In the city, arriving
last night from New York where he re
Gently received his discharge. Callahan
and Peters are together this afternoon
and the former, being a Californian, ex-
| poets 10 continue west to night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27
Paul Gilmore To- Night.

Tonight at 0rchestrion hall Dumas
great play, "The Musketeers' will be
presented by Paul Gilmore and an ex'
ceptiOnslly strong company. The scenery
OF the company will be used positively ~
force Of workmen and the stage car.
penter OF the company and his three rs
sistsnts have been busy all day re-
modelling the stage at Orchestri0n hall 10
order that the massive sets OF the COM
pany can be used. For the first time
scenery that companies carry will be
used. To-night's performance will be
the finest seen In our city In many a
moon. The greatest praise that the
press OF New York. Chicago, and every
where the compahy has played this
season has been given Paul Gilmore and
his fine production.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-27
Gone to silver City.

l.. ~ Fishback. who has been ssso-
ciated with the reportorisl department OF
THK CITIZEN for the past month or two,
lft last night for Silver City, where he
will assume charge Of the Enterprise ~
its editor and proprietor, 10. Sheridan
retiring In order to devote his time and
attention In the future exclusively to
mining. The people OF Silver City and
Grant county will find Mr.. Fishbsck a
perfect gentleman, and newspaper
writer who will give them first class
weekly newspaper.