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DnuMuens Ar DArLAs.
MANY Commercial Travellers Arc ip
Nurth Texas.

Hany Commercial Travellers Arc in
North Texas.
Dallas, Texas February iS.-There has
been ull in the activity of the travel
ing men about Dallas during the past few
days They arc resting up preparatory to
making the grand rush for business that
always Genes with the approach of spring
W Pitt Barnes q prominent U. G \.
II Waco, No. g. who represents the f..
d. Seward Candy company of st Lous.
was In Ia lns Thursday. Mr. Barnes mar
ried few days ago and this is his initial
trip since his honeymoon
j. NJ. Stewart State agent of the D. Nj,
Osborne harvesting Machine company, Au-
burn, n. y. has been i'll with la grippe
for a week.
/. r. Parks. Jr., representative OF the
ST. Louis Coffin company. bright as eyer,
despite his uncanny line, has been in Dallas
j l.. clark with the Frick lee Machine
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company. York, Pa, was in ppllus weduos,

company, York, Pa, was IN Dallas Weducs-
dav,
r. II. McDunie, representing the Me-
Cord Collins Commerce company nt Fort
Worth, was in the city Tuesday.
". r. Mott of the Moline Pillow company.
Moline, IN, has come To Dallas for the
spring trade
J, II Dunn representing the Oklahoma
Vinegar company Fort Smith, Ark. spent
this week In Dallas
NJ. f.. Exlinc, with the Chicago Stations
cry company. was IN the city Friday
n c. Hoover OF the Crowdus Drug COM
pany. DALLAS, has returned from a trip
over South Texas.
Herman Bursomer. with h. Eppstep 4
Co, liquors. Dallas Is in from trip
through Western Texas.
\ Meyer OF the Mcyrose Lamp company,
New Orleans, did" Dallas today
S. =. Atkin of the stephen Ballard Rub
Der company New York is in Dallas.
6. II, I.augblin, Southwestern agent OF
the Dcering Harvester company Chicago.
spent the week in Dallas
c. Nj. Butn. a. Anderson and = s..
Young, representing the St Louis Wrought
Inn Range company, are In Dallas.
Major II, c. Corbnlcy with the Ban
croft Whitney Law Book company OF Los
Angeles, Cal, has gone to Tennessee.
AZ H. McGill Of the a b. Kuhlman
pook company, Chicago was IN town Mon
dav.
W. f. Main of the Iowa City uowa)
Jewelry company, was In the city Wodnee-
day.
John p Burge, with the Corinth, Miss,
wooden mills, is in town.
j. w Kennedy. with the Ridpath Lit
ersry club Of New Orleans, is in Texas
with headquarters at Dallas.
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Himself before Abraham WAS am.
So fully was'He inspired with the divine
spirit because in harmony with ire divine
will. that His teaching. if manifested IN
the actions and thoughts OF men. would
convert this earth into a paradise. His
prccepts have been disregardod and
changed from their true meaning, but
Himself dci6cd To Him has been asurlbcd
a miraculous origin, which IA fatty COW
tradcted IN the first verses OF the FIRST
chapter Of the first gospel,
true theosophist is one who is hum
hly trying to learn the will OF The Faith
er" and to gain ability 10 obey Il; ono
who believes in the final redemption OF
mankind not by the death of Jesus, but
by obedience 10 the teachings of Jesus
by the idea of the spiritual christ, not by
the blood of the cructled man.
C. T. Cumming.
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giNeness. perhaps Dr. Due knows II IS
not customary for sinners to ask forgive
ness ui lhptsophy, but " ne means that
the thcosophist does not hope TO have his
SINS against the law Forgiven l. e. 10 cs-
cape. the consequences OF wrong dong
then the doctor Is correct enough
heaiiIlns that iniraction oil divine laws
involves certain punishment, in exact pro-
portion to the oifense the theosophist
knows that he only method of avoiding
the penalty lies IN placing himself IN mar
mony with the law by endcaforlng TO
make his thoughts and actions accord wltlt
the real meaning OF the sublime words OF
the Masters prayer: my VIII De zone,
In the obedience OF mankind TO the dl-
vine law. Jesus knew ana taught. lny the
redemption from sin and IT'S sure consc-
quences-sofrow ana sulleflng' ana Wheil
the condition sought, Tor IN mat prayer
is attained, and the VIII OF the Absolute
done ON earth as u Is IN heaven, theh
VIII be the real millennium
Goa is love, ana 'hai love Is man,
Tested as surely in the ordination oil pun
ishment for broken law as IN the reward
for harmony with the law, which reward
is Dliss nnuttefabie'
Welearn only through eHperiencei lhe
iruiI OF ,hc tree OF tne hiv" ,euse ~ 2 ~
'hu sVH can Only DC iehsneu W ''! .l.,.i7,
iauuer' the STEPS ol w N,i az ~ ,aa.'
Inor.s non, NJ, Nj hoastea intoilirenco,
is b,t tho ros,ilt Of eyneriencrs stored up
-, nra,'gor. liSos ~, determinations of him
self and his fe,lows during lower stages
NJ evol,,tion and she prnalfies for the er.s
,o,s ~ he n "a Iife ave lessons mat
sorn III" sis nbaractsr Tor lives 70
a 'on 80
I'M M thoceo,bist believes in and is alb
.o,tea -. a1r,,i,atio,, 80 co1.s craat law
so' NV ~ a' I,a ~, that IN is ac,io,
81 usoiueion ne see 80 srori one CONT
.,u az ~ a,'''h aG,,ance is anIv
s,oh 10 hho''iel, 'iiai e' o. ettod 70 ne
i,uoe Mnen W, 49, oend;tiore. thorcr5rc
anu eii'os lhe IL hgS AZ ..bnr,,,, that thc
mu u1ts ioe ,'auu'se "a" ,h ci,ilizeI man
y, t u.a,iAvI Sesin +, ibo ird,ieence on
mnos ,'e,n,, ,'s3n haze and groed of the
ane pass.oiis, 'uses ,,al eo, ~ h., sneciaI
mere pnys,cai aarac eoo of son;e one else
peiiel, OF ny tiio rae,inoe ~ I'ody attod
become, on the uea.n W liz ~ abeos
10 DC use,ui or ondos "a So asso"ntion vim
lu,e sp,ritua putty "He t1ts oia,.n,apt NJ
celestial ihtel,isehces, iitS M ~ aans a.,
shch SURROUNDINGS Mouiu VA rae a" 10 ,is.
mat OF plsger inolan opnusi''rea m m r,,
Ten 10 al eterhal series VI ieo''ie' va ~
liticai economy
'I
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TO IHo EUILoF OF The Fost.
Cuero, Toxas. February 1s.--wiil Tho
Post please impress upon Mi delegates
from local associations To come to the
South Texas Truck convention in this city
on the goth instant. prepared 10 report the
number OF acreaof different kinds of vege-
tables they expect 10 plant for the benefit
Of Northern buyers, who VIII be here.
have received Il number OF letters from
different buyers asking this question.
Yours very truly. w. Il, Boyd.
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A COST BILL.
uopy of One paid by the Hepubtic 10
MnshImwtnn COUNTY Ofhcers.

Brennan. Texas, February lS--ln look
Ing over court record in use In 1891
when Texas was a republic, District Clerk
Krug found something which Indicated
that the keep and care Of prisoner IN
those days was rather expensive. The
following bill was recorded;
Republic OF Texas TO w w. Arlington.
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KEAnsy AND SMITH CASES.

But Little In Common Between the
Two Proceedings for Contempt
Dallas. Texas, February i,-Dallas
criminal lawyers who have examined the
opinions OF The court of criminal appeals
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Boro. Formalm elmer & Amendl. a
NOW Antiseptlc and pr0Dhyiaetic Ths
ideal mouth and tooth wash. H. r. s.hmidt
Houston. Texas. agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
RAILROAD OFFICIALS RESIGN.

W. ID. Trull, Agent, and p. y. McCanns,
Clerk. send In Their ResignAtions.
The many friends Of W. b. Truil. the
agent. and z. II. McCanna, the chief clerk
OF the santa Fe In this city, will be sur.
prised TO learn that they have both re-
signed their positions, the designations
10 take effect May 1. While no official
announcement has yet been made by the
railroad, II is understood that A. l.. Con-
rad, at present the travelling auditor OF
the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Trim
idad. Colo, will succeed Mr.. Trull as
agent, and G. |. Kerr, who for the
past three years has been relief agent on
the New Mexico and Rio Grande division
OF the Santa ke, With headquarters at
Las Vegas, will take MIR. McCannas posi-.
tlon ~ chief clerk,
Mr.. Trull came TO this city on October
i, 1897, from nj Paso, Texas, where for
three years previous he had been the
agent for tae Santa Ne, and succeeded
". II. MatsOn, Jr., IA agent here. Dur
ing his stay In our midst he has not only
demonstrated his ability a. q first-class
railroad official. but his popularity with
the public as we'll.
Socially Mr.. and Mrs. Trull are great
favorites and their wide circle OF friends
will regret to learn that they expect to
leave In few days for California. Mr..
Trull resigned on account OF his wife's
health, which II Is believed will be i'm.
proved by lower altitude.
MIR. McCanna is young man who
needs no introduction 10 the people Of
Albuquerque. For the past seven years
he has filled most acceptably the posi-.
tion OF chief clerk for the Santa Ne and
for three years previous he held various
other positions with the railroad In this
city. BY his Intelligent grasp OF rail-
road affairs and by his kindly and
obliging ways, he has been an invalu.
able employe OF the railroad and has
won wide personal popularity among all
classes OF people. Mr.. McCanna has
thought for some time OF going into
business for himself and II was with
this in view that he rendered his re-
signstion. While he has not definitely
decided on his future course, he will
probably conclude to locate In business
In this city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
ooUNTERrEiT REvKNUE STAMPS

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Loomis Er EramininE Cigar Boxes.
A. j. Loomis, deputy internal revenue
collector. came down from the north
last night and Is to day visiting the
different stores In the city, that handle
cigars, for the purpose OF learning II
there are any cigars, with counterfeit
internal revenue stamps on the boxes,
being sold In this city. Mr.. LOomis
during the past few days has seized q
large number Of cigars In stores In
Santa Fe and Cerrillos, with the cOun.
terfeit revenue stamps on the boxes.
He has visited about half the stores In
this city this afternoon but has 80 far
been unable TO find any Of the counter.
felt stamps here.
The counterfeit stamps In question
were used by W. M. Jacobs and II. G..
Kendig, cigar manufacturers at Lancas-
ter. Penn. In the ninth district OF Penn.
sylvania. These men have been using
the stamps on their goods since March.
The reason that they were not discovered
before this IL due TO the fact that the
deputy collector Of the ninth district,
Samuel B. Downey. was In the
conspiracy with the manufactur-
ers for the sum Of $500 per month,
which he received az his reward. The
two counterfeiters who made the stamps
are the same ones who made the 800
counterfeit silver certificate which com.
PEELED the government TO withdraw the
entire issue from circulation. They had
their preliminary hearing day before
yesterday. and were bound over to the
United States district court Of Pennsyl-
vanis under t25 900 bonds.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

I'd. U. Bliss. the old time Job printer,
called at THE CITIZEN office yesterday
afternoon, and stated that he reached
his cd birthday on -Thursday-the very
day the good people throughout the
United States were celebrating the
birthday anniversary OF Gen. u. 8. Grant.
The great warrior, although born on the
same day In the month Of April that our
Bliss was, was nevertheless thirteen
years older than the Albuquerque lob
printer, still Bliss takes great pride AZ
every April 9th rolls around 70 let his
many friends understand that his birth.
day Ia the same as that OF Gen. Grant.
Mr.. Bliss, 10 rumor has II, contemplates
early matrimony.
Miss Anna Gordon, national vice presi-
dent OF the ". g. T. u, yesterday organ.
lied Francis X. Willard Young Woman's
Branch OF the ". G. T. U. ia this city
This IL the first young woman's union
that has been organized since the death
OF Miss Willard.
IL you want a nice, fresh glass OF book
beer together with some book wurst, 20
TO the Ieiger Cafe.
Degree Of Honor dance at the A. o. u.
". hall on Wednesday evening. May 3.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
medicine Man" Il kuied

Fred. Wetzler, OF the 6rm OF wetzler
Bros. general merchants OF Holbrook, IL
In the city on business and will return
west this evening. Mr.. Wetzler informs
The CITIZEN that short time ago the
Navajo Indians eongregsted and killed
their medicine man." They caught the
old fellow. and after severing his legs
and arms from his body, shot him twelve
times. There has been considerable
smallpox among the Nsvsjos the past
year, many Of the tribe dying, and ~ the
medicine man" failed to make any
cures the bucks OF the tribe took charge
OF the professional gentleman and sent
him to the happy hunting ground.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
THE DISTRICT COURT.

Donaciano Chavez sues the santa Fs and
santa Fe Pacific for tiO 200 Damages.
Donacian0 Chaves, through his attOr
neys Warren " Chavez, yesterday after
noon commenced suit against the Santa
Fe Pacific and the AtchisOn, Topeka 4
Santa fe railroad companies for 10000
damages for the injuries which he re-
ceived on the evening OF October 1, last
when he WAS run into by an engine In
the yards south Of the city and 30 badly
hurt as to be obliged to have his right
arm amputated. The complaint alleges
that the plaintiff was walking near the
track OF the defendants. when through
the carelessness and negligence Of the
agents OF the defendants an engine
was run upon and against the plaintiff.
causing the injuries above mentioned.
In the case OF W. 8. Strickler vs. II. l..
Pearce ct al, an order was entered sus-
taining demurrer TO the amended COM
plant.
In the case Of g. X. Neher Va. Ambro-
sio Armijo at al, defendants motion to
strike out portions OF the amended com.
plant was sustained and plaintiff ex-
cepted.
Commencing on Monday next. Judge
Crumpacker will try the cases set for
trial In chambers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Goal Miners strike.

Evansville. Ind. April 29.-Two
thousand coal miners in southern In.
diana are on strike to day because the
miners claim that the operators have
refused their demands for increase OF
wages. The operators say they are will.
ing TO close down for six months a. this
Is dull season.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
A birthday Surprise

A few mutual friends Of Mrs. VIM.
Holloway surprised her Thursday even.
sng, the occasion being the snniversaSy
OF her birth. A most pleasant evening
was spent. and after dainty refreshments
were served the gathering dispersed
wishing the hostess many happy returns
Those present we're: Messrs and Mes.
DANES Calvin Whiting, NJ. p. Stamm, "
z. Fox, W. N. Mcclellan, X. G. Perkins,
ThOs. Ramsdale; Mrs. Dunsm0re, Rather.
Inc Potter and Mabel Fox.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

Chicago. April 30. - A perpetual in
junction protecting the copyright Of
Rudyard Kipllng's poem, "The White
Mans Burden" was granted to-day by
Judge Kohlsaat against II. B. whipple &
Co., who. II Is charged, published and
circulated the poem in pamphlet with
out permission.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Emperor william sends Thank.

Berlin. April 29.-Emperor William
has sent President Mckinley cable
gram thanking him for giving consent
TO the landing Of the German cable on
the shores Of the United States. Presi.
dent Mckinley replied. expressing the
hope that q direct cable will be the
means Of drawing the two countries
more closely together,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
KILLED AND NJUR4
Total Casualties From The Tor.
nadO in North Missouri.
President Mckinley Will Spend
Sunday In New York.
Serious Illness Of q Prominent Hditor 0
81. Paul, Minnesota.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND PARTITION CHINA

81. Louis, April 2g.-A revised list Of
killed and injured at Kirksville, Mo,
shows iifiy two dead and ie6 injured. Al
least dozen Of the injured are likely IA
die. The financial loss Ia placed at $780,
600. At Newtown the number Of dead Ia
eleven and injured thirty.two.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
File Their Report.

Washington, April 80. - The Wade
court Of inquiry completed it's report
this afternoon. II was delivered to Act
ing Secretary MeikleIohn, II will not be
made public until II has been transmit
ted TO the president.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

Los Lunas was a we'll known deputy
sheriff Of Valencia county, where he re.
sided number OF years. He leaves a
wife aud several children. and host OF
warm friends In central New Mexico,
especially Ia Valencia county. 10 mourn
his death. Funeral services will take
place tomorrow morning. at 10 O'Clock, st
the old town Catholic church.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

The Florence Rescue Circle. Jr, will
give an authors social Tuesday evening
May 2. In the building under Voorhees,
studio, on Railroad avenue. Tablesux
OF characters from poems OF different
authors will be one OF the interest.
Ing features OF the evenings entertain
ment, while several selections will be
rendered by the best musical talent
Everyone Is invited. Admission and re-
freshments, 20 cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
banker Commits Suicide.

Golden, ILL.,. April pa. N. Miller,
vice president Of bank which recently
failed, committed suicide to-day by
shooting himself In the head. The
creditors Of the bank had filed suits
against Miller sggregating 100000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

London. April 29.-The Morning Posts
st. Petersburg correspondent reports an
Anglo Russian agreement, aiming "a
end the contention for railway and other
concessions In China. was signed yester-
day. The agreement recognizes Russis's
sphere n north and Great Britain's a.
south OF the Yang TIE valley.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
w. o. +. U. CONVENTION.

Elects Territorial Onicers DAY and
Adjourns Sine Die.
The platform meeting Of the ". G. T.
U. territorial convention at the Congrs-
gational church last night was attended
BY another large audience Of interested
people. Rev. I. G. Beatlie for the
churches Of the city, Judge Hamilton for
the professions. Superintendent Ross for
the educational interests, and Frank
Bowden for the railroad men. all deliv-
cred brief addresses. thanking the visit
ors for their kindness and courtesy in
coming to this city. To all OF these sem
timsnts, Mrs. Stevens and Miss Gordon
made fitting responses. The musical
program Of the evening consisted Of a
solo. "Ave Marie by Mrs. r. g. Daven-
port. accompanied by Mrs. Himoe on the
organ and Miss Julia Hamm on the
violin. and q song by the ladies' trio,
composed OF Misses Anderson. Gehring
and Alger.
A large number Of ladies accompanied
Mrs. Stevens and Miss Gordon to the
depot and bsde them God speed to their
new fields. They will make one stop In
Arizona and then 90 to California.
The convention met this morning and
elected new officers a. follows: Presi.
dent. Mrs. n. j. Borden. Albuquerque;
vice president. Mrs. Clara Carruth. East
Las Vegas; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Mary r. Hamilton, Albuquerque;
recording secretary, Mrs. Charlotte
Donnelly, Las Cruces; treasurer. Mrs.
Mary s. johnson. Albuquerque.
This Ia the ninth time Mrs. Borden has
been elected president Of the Territorial
Union.
This being the only business, the ".
G. T. U. territorial convention OF 1899
adjourned sine die. after having held one
OF the most successful meetings in the
history OF the union In New Mexico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Expected To Die,

Washington, April 29.-Louis Baker
many years proprietor Of the st. Pau
Globe, and minister to Nicaragua undel
the Cleveland administration, is hardly
expected to survive the day. He Il
suffering from pernicious anaemia.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

New York, April 2g.-President Mo
kinley expects to remain at the Hotel
Manhattan. this city. until Monday. He
refused to receive callers.
President and Mrs. Mckinley, and Mr.
and Mrs. Abner Mckinley. went on a
pleasure trip on the North River. on the
navy yard tug Nina.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

Lucers Lopez and Della Chavez, two
women with unsavory reputation, were
arrested by the police last night and
brought before Justice Crawford this
morning and tried on the charge Of vag.
rancy. The Chavez woman was lined tl0,
which she paid. The Lopez woman wss
discharged on promising to reform and
leave the neighborhood where she Is now
living. This leniency was shown her on
account Of the little children dependent
upon her.
A vagrant and drunk were given ten
days Apiece OH the street gang.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
SPAIN Is PAID.
Treasury Warrants Drawn For
Twenty Million Dollars.
Beef Inquiry Board Piles Its Repor
Of Investigation.
Emperor william In q Good Humor with
Uncle Sam.
BANK PREsIDlNr COMMITS SUICIDE.

Washington. April 29.-Four United
States treasury warrants for $4,000, 900
each will be drawn today and transmit
ted BY the secretary Of state, to be used
in settling the $2o,Ooo,Ooo due Spain
under the Paris treaty.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Hun over
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky

Al. Coleman. who has been confined to
his room with the rheumatism for some
time past, will leave tomorrow morning
for Hudson Hot Springs TO be gone sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Coleman will accom-,
pany him.
The bids for the new Jewish synagogue
were opened In Architect JOhnsOn's Office
yesterday afternoon, but the society has
as yet taken no action on them.
Clementine Chayes. general msr.
chant OF PalyaderO. SOcOrrO county. IL In
the city to-day buying goods. X. Il. Put
ney was around with the visitor.
Ladies' wrappers and shirt waists at
Mrs. Wilson's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

the completion Of his present duties In
connection with the Mulher volunteer
troops. to proceed to Manila and report
to Msjor-aeneral Otis for assignment to
duty with troops In the Philippines.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Bank Statement.

New York, April 20. 49, Weekly banA
statement Surplus reserve. increased
sl,3is,775; loans, decreased, $5s5,3OO
specie. decreased. s64S,oOO; legal ten
ders, increased, si,696, 200; deposits, de-
creased, sS0i, 300; circulation. decreased
$7l3,oCo. Banks now hold t25,52i ,675 In
excess of requirements,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29

This afternoon, short time after the
noon hour. Leon Dubois died at his home
In Old Albuquerque after short illness.
He was first taken sick with pneumonia,
which developed into dropsy. He was
about SO years Of age, and before remov-
ing to this city several years ago from
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Ladies', Attention

Having bought the entire bankrupt
stock Of Mrs. Ssyres' millinery store. we
will open Monday morning to sell the
same at one quarter OF its value.
ALBUQUERQUE AUCTION Co.,
Second street, opposite W. l.. Trimble x
Cos. stable.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Death of = Navy Onioer.

San Francisco, April 20. - Lieut.. 0. T.
Lasher. United States navy. who Wa
thrown from trap while driving al
Monterey, April 81. died OF his injuries
lie WAS native OF New York, aged 2s.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Gen Young Transferred

Wellington, April 29.-An order Wa
iisui by the war department to day d.
reciing b. NJ. Young, United States vol
un'r rs colonel OF the Third cavalry, on