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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
P.nnsyIyani. rI.o,ion.

Philadelphia, Feb, 2l.-To-day is elec
tiOn day throughout Pennsylvania for
the election OF city, town and borough
officials. No state officials are voted for
In Philadelphia. the mayor of the city
the city solicitor and three police magis.
trAtas will bp chosen,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
INSURANCE COMPANY STATEMENT
synopsis of the Leading Insurance Com.
psnies OF the United states for
Year Ending Dec. ~, 1898.
AMERICAN CENTRAL INsuRANtE 20 IN
Washington'. birthday

Everybody should be patriotic and
have his or her. also the baby's face
taken In four different positions, AS we
will be open ali day for that purpose.
Don't forget that We make them for fifty
cents, so come early In the morning and
keep coming all day. No. ll5 Gold
avenue, ". A. White, the man who makes
faces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
ADVISORY COMMITTEES.
,..l

Chairman Jones Appoints n TO Assist the
Natl mai Committee.
Washington, Feb. 2l.-Chsifman Jones,
Of the democratic national committed
appointed All advisory committee to the
national campaign committee, the object
being TO advance the interests OF the
democratic committees along the lines OF
the national platform. The committee
OF which Jones, himself, will be a mem.
ber. includes Stephen NJ. White, Cslifor-
mia; ID. j Cgmpau, Michigan Norman
Mack. New York; John =. Altgeld, Illi
nOis; George Fred. Williams, Massschu-
setts. The headquarters will be Ia Wash.
ingtnn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
uUIEIIS ILUIIO

No Fighting There since February te-
Uusiue-s Eesumed.
Manila Feb. 2l,-The United States
transport Newport arrived here from llo-
lilo with dispatches from General Miller
10 General Otis. He reports all quiet At
llOilO. The American troops are Occn-
pying the suburbs Of JRTO and Molo
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21

Washington, Feb. 2l--The president
To day sent these nominations 10 the sem
ate; Joseph Gill, Kansas, Judge United
States court for the northern district OF
Indian Territory; David Shelby. Alabama,
United States circuit Judge OF the Fifth
diatript
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21

Business has been resumed generally
with the outside world. Sons rice IL
coming in FROM the provinces. aud there
has been no lighting since February II.
All Is quiet In Manila. The heat causes
some Inconvenience, but no casualties
are reported.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
Real Estate Man shot.

Chicago. Feb. 81 R. J. Walsh. a prom
inent real estate dealer. was shot five
times and instantly killed by John Dris.
coll. an employe. The shooting occurred
in the hallway Just outside Of Wslsh's
Office In the Roanoke building
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
FOOT BALL TOMORROW.

santa Pc and Albuquerque Indians WIN
Play at the Fair Grounds.
Admirers Of foot ball are promised a
rare treat at the fair grounds tomorrow
afternoon, when the dusky teams OF the
Albuquerque and Santa Fe Indian
schools will struggle for supremacy on
the gridlron. The Santa Fe team has
greatly improved since they were de-
feated by the Indians OF this city. They
have been practicing daily since that
time, and only few days ago defeated
the Santa te city team by score OF 20
90. Nor have the boys from thie ca,
been idle, and the game TO morrow after.
noon promises TO be one OF the most ex
citing ever witnessed in this city. II
will be Indians W.. Indians this time, and
a furious game may be expected.
The Santa Fe boys, together with a
large number OF rO0ters from the Indian
school in Santa Fe, will come down on
the train which arrives at 7:25 10 night.
While In the city the Santa fe players
will be the guests OF the local school.
The following is the line up OF the two
teams, together with the weight OF the
individual players:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
Cow. For Sale.
Cows For sale.
Fresh Jerseys and Dunhams, at \. c.
Dennett's ranch, six miles south OF city.

Among the volunteers from this city
who were at Albany, Ga, none h better
know than Ed, Ii. Chapman, the printer
and hts dog, Bob" the mascot OF Captain
Borradaile's company. Lieut.. Chamber
| lin reported that Chapman and Bob, on
being mustered out. left Albany, Ga. for
Chicago, where they would visit for few
! days. letter received this morning
| gives the Information that Chap. and Bot
are en- route 90 New Mexico, but that
walking Is very slow, owing 10 the fact
that the weather Is excessively cold and
that snow lies on the ground several feet
deep along the Kansas prairies. They
ara due here In several weeks, but shOul 1
the weather moderate and the paths be.
come first class for walking. this brave
volunteer soldier and his mascot dog
ought 20 reach the city sometime next
week. II ia learned that the printers OF
the city intend TO give Chapman a royal
send.Off on his arrival,
The students are making great prepar-
atiOns for the university rally at ArmOry
curiosity has been aroused IA 70 the
nature OF the announcement TO be made
at the close OF the exercises.
Nick Yanni, OF Santa Fe, was in the
: city yesterday, and when seen by THE
CITIZEN representative was In charge OF
Chas, Grande. Mr.. iBnni came here to
oliciate AZ godfather at the christening
Of friends baby,
Mrs. +. + Fernald and her 4On, George
Fernsld, who has come from Chicago Ia
enter the university arrived at the High
| land yesterday Mr.. Fernhld has been
attending the Harvard preparatory
school.
Gus Ashford, Of Santa Fe, arrived the
other day, aud has take position at the
Sturges European restaurant.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
Fatal Mine Ixplosion.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 2l.-An explo.
sion occurred ut mine No. 2, at Bl0ckton
to day. Five men are dead or fatally In.
jured.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
Anti.Trnst mn paa.rd

Denver. Feb 2l.-Goyernor Thomas
sent special message TO the legislature
urging legislation against trust 1be
senate passed the antitrust bill with but
one dissenting vote.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21

To morrow will be- observed IA a holi
lay In the city schools Appropriate sx-
arcises were held this afternoon In near,
Iy all the school rooms in the city. II il
by studying about Washington, and b,
keeping day in memory of him, that
our schools are making loyal men and
women.
Nearly all the employees in the Santa
Fe Pacific railroad blacksmith shop 10
this city are at work again to-day. ThC
machinery was not damaged IA much AZ
WAS at tlrst thought and IL will only be d
short time before the full force ia back al
work,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21

Leadvllle, Colo. Feb. 2l.-A big snow
storm began last night and continues to-
day. No trains regchee the city to-day
from any direction.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21

San \ = y
Center, Tafoya. 40.
Right guard, SaColuW. 100.
Right tackle, Ihrossel, l5O
Right end, harrington, 100
Lett guard, sylvia, 10
Left tackle, Taylor, l5O.
Left end, Thornton, lb0
Quarter Minor, 40.
Right half, Romero 1870.
Left halt David, liu.
Fun back, Captain Brown, l5G
ALBUQUERQUE.
Center, Quntana, 10
Right guard EastOn, ia,
Right tackle, Ateucia, 40,
Right end, Roybal, 1877.
Lett guard, Herrera, Ia,
Lett tackle, Bsuegas, IA,
Lett end, Johnson captain 1888
Quarter, Green. 1872.
Right half, Leute, liI.
Left half, SalnZ, l32.
Full back, Gutierrez, l5l,
The game will be called At 2 O'Clock
Tickets are on sale at MatsOn's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
SAY /

have one Of the finest residences in
the Highlands for sale. All modern inn
prOyements. f. II. KENT,
ll2 south Third street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-21
NEW TRUSTS ORGANIZED.
To Control Natural 0as Wells aud Tame
les in United states.
A LEATHER COMBINE.

Chicago. Feb 2l.--A leather combine,
with a capital of sG0.O0O0OO il being or
ganized TO take In all tanneries outside
OF the United States Leather company.
The name OF the organization will be the
American Hide and Leather company
The company will not be antagonistic 10
the United States company.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19
A Telling Lecture.

Two colored BARRIERS, one an old
man, and the other q younger one.
The young one took of his apron
and started for the door.
Yo's gwine to get a drink, Jim"
asked the elder.
"Dat's what Use gwine to do"
eco and get your drink. used
to do the same thing when / was
young. When / was fus married
dab was q gin mill next to the shop
whar l wicked an | spent in fifty
and sebenty cents q day outen de
dollar an a half / earned. Well,
one mawnin, went into the butch
ah shop, and who should come in
but de man what KEEP de Ticker
shop.
"Give me ten or twelbe pounds
po'terhouse steak, he said.
He got Ill an wentout. Isneaked
mp to the butchar and looked to see
what money / had left.
"What do you want p said the
butchah.
"Gib me ten cents wuf of libber," !"
wuz my remark.
LIT wuz all / could pay fur. Now
you 60 an git yo' drink. You'll
eat libber, but de man what sells
you de stuff will have his potter
house steak. De man benin de ba'
eats po'terhouse-de man in front
eats libber. Iain't touched de stuff
for thirty years, an am eating
po'terhouse myself. National Id
uocate.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

During the winter of 1897 Mr.. James
Reed, one of the leading citizens and
merchants of Clay, Clay county, W. Va,
struck his leg against a cake of ice in
such q manner as to bruise it severely.
II became very much swollen and panied
him SO badly that he could not walk
without the aid of crutches. He was
treated by physicians. also used several
kinds of liniment and two and half
gallons of whisky in bathing it. but
nothing gave any relief until he began
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This
brought almost q complete cure in a
weeks time and he believes had he not
used this remedy his leg would have had
TO be amputated. Pain Balm is unequal.
led for sprains, bruises and rheumatism
For sale by VIM. II. Greenwell e. Son
Leonardtown, and all country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

Bat Squillsly he got bottle ont
OF his pocket add approaching the
goat he fired the contsnts full in
her face. The effect was something
that l guess Squillsly hadn't cal.
kerlated on. That animal gave o
leap towards him, and for a min
nit you couldn't see anything but
Squillsly and the goat rolling over
and over in a cloud Of dust, and
sometimes one was on top and
sometimes tother. The goat was
a-bntting and Squillsly was a-kick-
ing, and after he'd sort OF got him.
self tggether. Abram be got fence
ir 1op enl
them.
When the dust cleared away SOS
Jon could see the lay Of the land,
the goat was over in Mr.. Digby's
cornfield browsing the corn and
acting IS quiet and sslf-possessed
asifnothing had happened. Squills.
ly he was asitting on a stump rub-
bing the dirt ont Of his eyes
with his fist, Mrs. Finuigan was
climbing down off'n the fence and
swearing at Abram for firing the
gun, and that are young man Of
Sarah James was streaking it for
the deapot with no hat on, and his
coat was split from ear to ear, so to
speak.
Mrs Finnegan she went and hug
ged that goat and called it her
blessed darlint,' and led it home.
Sarah Jane cried herself to sleep
that night and we fed tramps for
week on the cake she'd made for
Fltz.Jehkins. She aint never heard
q word from him since, but tell
her not to fret. There's as good
iish in the sea as ever was ketched,
il not better.
Bre'r Ned, you will see we need
more cake.
SNAP SHOT.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

On the 10th Of December, 1897, Rev.
s. A. Donahue, pastor NJ. Z. Church,
Pt. Pleasant. w. Va. contracted severe
cold which was attended from the be-
ginning by violent coughing. He says /:
"After resorting TO number of social
ed specifics usually kept In the house,
to no purpose, / purchased a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. which
acted like charm. I most eheerfuIly
recommend IL 10 the public. For sale by
w. r. GreeEwell & Son, Leonardtown,
and all country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19
BILL HEADS

ge's Island. Time and space does
not allow me TO give q full descrip-
tion Of my trip. At some future
time ! hope may be able to give
the readers OF the BEACON . more
extended narrative OF the External
City" ANONYMOUS.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

In THE PAsTURE.-First Grass
hopper-Did you hear from the field
day sports !!
Second Grasshopper-Yes. Will
lie Lepefur won the standing long
jump and broke all records.
First Grasshopper-You don't
say:
Second Grassbopper-Yes. Just
as he was lying through the air an
English sparrow swooped down and
swallowed him. Willie hasn't lit
yet.-Ohio State Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19
The Devil In A Balloon.

The Devil In a Balloon.
| The balloon corps Of the Italian
army in Rome recently experienced
a curious and eventfnl interruption.
Ii appears that sudden gnst OF
wind swept away the balloon, made
Of silk, and the soldiers, holding It
b ropes, had . lst them 60 for
fear Of being carried or BIZ the air
ship which at once rose and made
for the mountains. Toward even :
ing it came to earth at the village
Of Polombaro. The whole popu-
lation, half astonishcd, half fright
ened, snspiciously approached the
silvery, shining balloon, and. after
some misgivings as to its inmates,
took it prisoner. wondering wheth-
er or not the Evil One was still oc-
cupying it with host of demons.
To their great perplexity. the wo-
men and maidens of Polombaro
discovered that it was made Of pure
silk, aud, naturally, they all sought
to get as large piece OF il as pos
sible to make dress for Sunday.
But, to their dismay, the balloon,
with every puff Of wind, would
bound hither aud thither, and g.
nallY threatened to escape frsm
them into the clouds. The matter
became serious. The devil might,
after all, be still inside it. How
to get rid of his internal majesty
was the next question.
"That will be simple enough"
said crafty peasant; ''let Us drag
the monster into the church. liz
the devil is really inside he will then
have to come out on his own ac-
cord. No devil can stay inside o
church." The balloon. was drag
ged to the church, the large en-
trance door was thrown open, but
the unwieldy machine from hell"
resisted ell efforts to cram it thru
the door.
Now q squabble arose among the
monntaineers, some maiataining
that the monster was too huge,
while others said that the devil was
the cause of their failure to force
it through. A final attempt was
made, and by dint of pushing,
squeezing and pulling it was got
inside the church. In the church
all was darkness. Some candies
were brought for o closer inspec-
ton Of the monster. One specially
inquisitiye peasant went up and
held his candle to the silk where it
had been torn and where there was
a small escape Of gas. All at once
blush flame sprang from the bal
loon then came fearful roar, q
terrible stencil, and loud cries for
help. as the people, half suffocated
aud many Of them singed, ran
blindly from the church.
Pale and trembling from fright,
the good folks Of Palom baro assem-
bled on the square in front of the
church, some PROSTATE on their
knees, others loudly lamenting the
desecration Of their sacred edifice
and the sad fate Of the village. OF
course, nearly sll Of them had seen
the devil, as with q blue flame and
fearful stencil he had escaped
from his internal machine and out
of the church.
When the smell had passed away,
in the course Of an hour or so. q
couple of foolhardy young men
ventured to enter the church again.
There were no evident signs that
the liberated devil bad wrought any
great havoc. Bot the lustrous silk,
from which the fair sex Of Paiom-
baro bad intended TO make fine
raiment, was utterly destroyed and
lay black and chsrred on the flag
stones OF the church. King Hum
bert's balloon corps, however, will
be more careful at its next eronau-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19
Written for tie Beaeen)
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

the fYont walk arm fl srm. "a Iov-
inr an two little birds He wasn't
much of ansthine Il look at. bus
then sou csn't always l6ll s. : man =
looks how much b smounts to.
He was eht.haired Sed he had q
little yeller moustache hat was the
next thing 10 inyisib|e. But he
kent feeling of the r|ace where II
was exnected Ia h In the time
when he wasn't eafin and / sup-
pose he was afeared 4 might 20
back into its roots Ia leave him
ont ia the cold world Good land
ifT d;an,t n.,l1 ant 60. v;th Ana
49,. !. Z. !. !. !. |I s.. s !. * s Il 4 s
s. s<<,oe / conla,beat h;r a1, hoile,
on : moustacbe' F;txs1ank;ns va.
= noet. Sarah LANE sa;a ana aste,
sumner she took him ant e nee Aha
snnsat. .nd .f.a~ ha,a aw.,.;m.a
ovar that . s,s,, \. .,a .h..,-aI,aa
. down to the frog pond Il the lower
end Of our nertatar rstcb and sot
down on a loo F;tv ha oo. .~f,,
sentimental. ss fonnd ont after.
we,ds .na h.r.n -.
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,ber ha 60. L;naa. -.
knees and hauan - an - -
ba adored har aRa.n,;fnIn,.na
of INV ax;st.noa ;, ..;a h. .s.n;,.
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world ~ onr. ;n,o an rdan :, a..
,;aht
as tu-n. the no,,hsrn a.. $685., ,o,.
esrth sbas nsss I1 .see' my love- 50 long as
He, cot ins. that IN, IN HE Low.
making when Mrs Fin;gan,s Goat
which had got loose, came along.
looking for something to eat She
spied Fitz, and as his back was to-
wards her. he didn't see her And
Sarah Jane had dronnad her head
onto Fitz's bosom sos n hear him
better. and shs didn't ace the ami.
NAL either. And that are goat give
Fitz a shove that sent him in the
air about six feet. and somehow the
critters horns got attached to his
clothes SOS thew held fast. and
there that goat stead abist;ng Fitz
up and down like an old d-fashioned
see-saw. teter, and Fitz a-yelIing at
the ton of his lunps
Sarah Jane she seemed to have
lost her wits entirely, and danced
mp and down and screamed .mur.
der /! murder 2 with all her might.
Abram was a-gitt;np himself ready
to milk. but he heard ber and he
run and got the gun that Grand.
father Biebee fit with in the war of
1912 and rushed to the rescne
He got the Gum aimed and nj,
ready to fire when Mrs. Finneoan
came rushing To the snot.
sDon't Won dast for In tooch ma
goat, Won dirty blackpuard von.
she screamed sSha,s dearar 70 mo
than me own sstar sbe,. heen ho.h
father and mother to ma tw;r. +,
Come here. MA darlint. to vour own
mother Oome ma nrac;ousp
And she b;ld ont = nav ~ ner,..
ter peeliugs To the neskv cr;tter.
but bv this time the coat,s tsmnsr
vasun and she d;dn,t rscosn;vo hor
mother nor her sister e;tbe- Ara
abe Give Fitz another hoo.t .nd
them clothes Of b;sn Give nav and
down he come and laft ths .o..
free to attend anv other bu.;ns..
she might have an hand And
what did she do but take right a.
ter Mrs. F;nn;can and M,s Pin.
nivan sba olim the fence in a ;;Tv
and stood there teser;no hacI and
forth on the Ton rail and call;no on
St Patrick and ali tbe other sa;n,.
in the calender to come and nro-
tact her Than Il vas that An,.m
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19
LEWIS HOPFENMAIR,

Riggs Bank Lincoln National Bank Washington
reliable business house In this city Baltimore.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-30

before leaving on March IS, said he had
accomplished his mission satisfactorily,
and that the German incident had been
overrated, the German claims being
trif1ing. except as to the right to a
coaling station in the island of Vavao.
1t is doubtful whether the German consul
intends to proceed even with this
STARTLED OFFICIALS.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The news
from Samoa that the United States
cruiser Philadelphia, and the British
cruisers Porpoise and Royalist, had bonn
barded the towns held by Mataafa, who
has thus far had the official support Of
the German government, came with
startling suddenness to officials here, and
displaced for the time being the attention
given to the fighting around Manila.
The shelling Of Mataafa's towns was
viewed as of secondary Importance, but
the deepest interest attached to the atti-
tude of the German government. At first
apprehensions were felt that grave inter
national complications might ensue But
those most intimately familiar with the
latest official exchanges between Wash
ington, London and Berlin did not take
such gloomy view of the outlook While
recognizing that the bloodshed at Samoa
created very serious and delicate situa-
tion, yet it was said to be q situation
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-30

dead, apparently from fright and hun
ger.
The American forces met with strong
opposition in the jungle First one Ne
braskan, then one Pennsylvania, and
afterwards two of the Montana regiments
We're killed. Thirty-five were wounded.
including one officer of the Kansas regi-
ment. The rebels burned the villages
as they retreated in bad order towards
Malolos. The enemy also tore up sec
tions of the railroad in many places and
attempted to burn the bridge at Bigaa,
but the fire was extinguished, owing to
the timely arrival Of the Americans.
The rebels had not finished their trenches
along the line of today's march, showing
they were not prepared for our advance.
1t is believed, however that there will
be hard fight before Malolos Is taken
THIRTEENTH TO THE FRONT.
The Minnesota regiment re-enforced the
division today, marching from the water
works during the night to Manila and
going to the front by train.
BURNING OF BULACAN.
The insurgents have burned Bulacan
and retired from that stronghold. Evi-
IDENTIFY the attack on it by the army gun
boats and the approach of the American
army on the land side convinced the in
surgents that the city was no longer
tenable. 1t is also apparent that Agui-
naldo's army is in great fear of being
surrounded and captured or exterminated
in a body. Information received in Ma
Mia today indicates that the Filipino con-
gress and all the officers of the govern
ment who are not with the retreating
and discounted army lave fed from
Malolos and established a new cerital at
San Fernando, twenty miles northwest
of Malolos and forty-fve miles from Ma
Mia, In the province of Pampanga 1t Is