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e.ton. rs.nrnlns to ii. hesdquarlers here

weston. returning to his headquarters here
last night.
Mr., W. S, Hoskins IL officiating az chieI
clerk to Manager Van Week Of the Sunset
route during tho absence OF Mr.. w. L..
Lane from the city.
Mr.. J. n. Nm. general manager. and
Mr.. A A. Van Alstyne, treasurer of the
Galveston. Houstoi and Henderson rail-
road. spent yesterday In the city
For the holiness camp meeting At Wood
VILE. Texas, August 10 TO 20. I'VE Texas
and New Orleans railroad has Mado a
round trip rate o. one and ono-thrd fares.
The Houston and Texas Central railroad
has made ARRANGEMENTS with the lnterna-
tional and the Gotten belt railways TO
transfer It's umo freight for North Texas
and Colorado points by way OF Tyler ana
Cersicanh.
Tho Southern Pacific afternoon train
from Sartartia yesterday brought large
number Of colorcd people 10 the city. All
of them are said TO be refugees from the
floods and were provided wish food by
some of Houston's public spirited clti-
zens.
Tonight the BAY Shore road will run
another of Its popular moonlight eScur-
slons to La Porte. aud II coca without say
ing Il viii be delightful aflair, These
social outings are becoming more and
more popular, and the one this evening
promises TO hc exceptionally so.
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CRY nnEvITIn..

Mr.. d r. George has connected hims u
with Linner tho halter sos Main street whore
he vii ho pleased 90 ser his many friends.
Tho Enworth League OF Shaarn church will
have IT'S regular monthly buBiurBa ,tiue
M the chapel this evening az S;lA o'clock,
services viii be held a, the orthodox syn
ggosuo corner Preston avenue ara Haul1on
street. every Friday evening OF $50 and sat
uidny morning at s O'Clock shnrp
Tho sptrltunisi society VIII hold husl
psFs meeting and election of officers touiEht
AZ s o'clock at RnRten PHYSICAL culture HAL.
northwest corner Travis and Rusk slrfe's
gh,nnent Of melons that shows what tho
coast country car do WAS received IN the
civ last night from Il I. Hunt Of League
CAV There were 500 melons IN the car hul
tbSy weighed % $50 rounds, or nn average
OF forty one pounds
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ON for the Flooded District.

On the Southern Pacific train, Which left
here Tor sariartia yesterday morniae there
were Mr.. j. r. Mnhl engineer nointeu
ance Of way Southern Pacific and Houston
and Texas Central railroads; Mr.. w b..
Nulyey, superintondcnt Of the Texas and
New Orleans railroad. Mr. Il. $. stevens,
material agent of the Houoton aud Texas
Central; Mr.. y. * Coiburn general SUI
perintendent OF bridges. and Mr.. A Mac
Donald superintendent OF bridges OF tho
Houston and Teyas Central. They merely
examined the situation at Sar,nrtia. but
were unable to visit the flooded districts
near Richmond. and returned to the city
in the afternoon
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personal MENTION.

- ,,.. A., =.
| William Il. Richards OF beaumont IL IN .h'
city,
! Mrs. A. V. Hunt OF Caldwell was IN the city
I Yesterday
Z d. II bradley OF New orleans n a guest AZ
Z the Bristol
r,,..a t,s-,ac. ~, fhtcoro Ia located al
7 tho nr,s,o,
4 y ,,,oo, =, Nav yorh ma. anartmont,
4 ann, ,,,s,m -
W w =, 49,,
< John y, Brown OF new ori'ahs Is e'oppiHs
nj the brlstoi'
MIS-, Noyos mother OF Mr. H. T. Noyes' le''
/ Tor Mystic, Conn" her nome.
1 Peter losserand OF lussoranh Texas, is
among tho visitors TO the city
! Jloya nowera and Miss Eva bowers OF Ma.
! cogdoches are visiting in the city
4 n q camnhell Of Washington. n pension
! c,oI,ire, Is ouartcr,.a ~ Tho nfistoI
.,.t,,.,, No., 49, Il,
Mts, w. =, ttlpp anu ei',, a, ., nsNc s'"0 "
NieNelbhu' ohp' w spcu" iuV e"H'"''
/ Mr., Abe Levy and sister Miss Harriet. lett
I Ntftoruay a'erh"oh LOT ne" ip'" y" WV 100
mHll'
l.. Senehelm and bride of Galveston cant
1 In "Wednesday and Will spend some time IN tue
| city
r C. Glhbe of Huntsville arrived In the ely
Yesterday evening and viii spend several days
here
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A Great Event.

The passenger department OF the Haus-
ton and Texas Central received advice
fran Mr. d, II. Keller, traffic manager
Fort Worth and Denver City railway that
al tho opening OF the chautauqna al
Boulder on July there were between 5000
and 5000 people present. and ample accom-
mndations wero provided for everybody
Quite number have gone from Texas 10
Colorado TO attend the chautau1na, and a
great many who Will attend are now de-
tanned at different points in Texas on ar-
count OF washnule
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p,u.n,crs Of III. Republic.

The Daughters Of the Republic met at
n m Yesterday at the residence OF Mrs
]. II. Fenn, Mrs Mokeeyer presided 20
,yss eood attendance and the proceed
,nss wero fun OF interest for all present
Mrs. !. /. Campbell was elected third
vice president. Letters o. eongratulatior
we,, received on the suceess achieved n
securing the appropriation for the pur-
chase OF the San Jeelnto Battle-Ground. u
WAS decided 10 Rgn picnic az th'
grounds on the occasion OF the next yisl'
OF the commissioners in their honor
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mesa. tho hrst OF the roads to recover; the
Houston -Longvicw line has been open all
the while, hut the San Antonio dyteion
was tied up. As soon as " WAS an ac-
compiIshed fact that the line could handle
all business, II was announced and the
business came. The fast mail was loaded
from piled UP mail car to the through
sleepcrs md every scat was occupied,
freight trains were hustled out one after
another aud much Of the perishable stun
for points In North and West Texas was
gotten out; more OF II win be sent to-
day.
Today passengers for North Texas are to
be given especial attention and special
elecncr will be put on for Fort Worth
and Dallas and intermediate points In
North Texas, where connection can no
made for Central Texas. Accommodations
VIII also be provided for travellers to Aus
tin and San Antonio.
Mail for all those points Is now being
dispatched via the International.
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A Iki,I,nu al pr,ap

Bryan, Texas, July Cat 1880 ihi,
evening Charles Robertson, coored about
40 years of age. shot and killed Grifnn
Jackson, also colored, about 20 years OF
age. Tho weapon used was a double BAR
rolod shotgun. and the entire charge passed
through the left breast The killing took
place In the street In front OF Robert
sons honso, After shooting Jackson he
fred The second barrel into HIS house. but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07

PRESIDENT Penheld OF the Texas state
Neai Estate association, has made up his
committee on TRANSFORMATION for the as
,Sss'alion and viii announce the names OF
ae members through the press In few
sss This committee will act for the
, sssOlon In procuring from tho rail-
sIs, .e me pest rates for excursions in the
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rn.,,n,nr. 20 Wet.

mass meeting Of taxpayers WIZ De
held Monday night at h" Marke' house
TO discuss the proposed appropriation OF
ssO0 900 for Improvement Of sewerage
The principal feature Of the mee1ins WIZ
DO an address by Mr.. Potter the expert
engineer, who has made the plans lor
the proposed improvements. ana WIN eA-
nlatu them,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

~ W. summer homes" In the mountains
Tscsrslnia, North Carolina. Georgia and
Ana ".,s are reached with so much ease
thar aulok time that they are moro popular
MA. ever The rates Tor board have been
thar 30 very reasonable that It is cheaper
any asmainlng at home. You can secure
and ~, aititude from two to ten thons.
.sunmes.' For NIP folders, circulars,
s Sauon. please address j. G. Andrews.
yosn.nwcssern passenger agent. Hulchins
'0a'e Houston. Texas. "
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EVANGELIST ANDREW.
Intercsting Meeting which VIII He
Continued Indefinitely.

Continued indefinitely.
Rev. John l.. Andrews. tho Christian
evangelist who is conducting the Fifth
ward revival, preached his "old Baptist
sermon" last night TO az appreciaiivo
audience. many OF whom were members
OF the Baptist church. He read from the
manual Of the Baptist church ana showed
the many points upon which the different
denominations We're united. but laid spe-
cial stress upon what he termed the
three cardinal principles OF Christianity.
viz, faith. repentance and baptism, All
Of these, he said. were required by all
denominations
He also showed that the differences were
OF opinion and not of faith. At the close
he extended the invitation, when three
took membership. The baptism viii be
announced later, The meeting promises
10 be very interesting yet and is 10 be
continued indefinitely.
Mr., Andrews subject tonight will he
The Thief on the Cross--Was He Saved
Without Baptism? Yes"
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nnlIrona A..r..mcn,. nni.ca

paris. Texas. July g. The county board
OF equalization completed It's labors 10
day The total taxable values exceed sl0,-
100000. an Increase OF about si10, 900. All
OF the railroads were raised uniformly 10
$4,000 per mile. Last year The assessments
OF the railroads ranged from $1,000 10 $1,000
per mile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
Two na,lroad Appointments.

Mr. sam Il, Rering of this city has been
appointed private secretary 10 General
Freight and Passenger Agent Yan,Is OF
the Galveston, Houston ani Northern. vice
Mr II j, Fernandez. resigned
Mr., Il. G. Reed who was formerly con.
nected with tho Santa Fc. has been ap-
pointed revising clerk of the Galveston.
Houston and Northern, AMI ho;h have en-
tered lppn their duties at the general OF
ilces OF the company in this city.
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HIGH WATER HAS NOT INrpRpEnrn

ra I'm 'ra'nc on the Houston East and wos,
w,, ,"s railway Train service TO all points
ehsnau' ueiay' Through sleeper without.
: tast trains Tor the Eas, and wes,.
so,,kh connection for all points 10 the
ch.,asasl VIA Shreveport. Birmingham and
ha,,ssnoosa, Call and see us for rates
sirra, purchasing tickets. at ioS Main
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07

The International and Great Northern
rallroad wln rnn through sleeper TO
North Texas today leaving Houston $3.50
n. M. and arriving Dallas and Fort Worth
without change early tomorrow morn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07

church here paid a welcome visit TO The
Post last night. They we're Mr.. and Mrs
W +. Clarke and Messrs. w T. Sessions
Charles Plowden. j. o. Holllngsworth of
Houston and Misses Maud Elswith. Lille
Hoffman. Magglc Marka Of Galveston
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santa he Train ri.a IN

Paris, Texas, July 6.--The Frisco Santa
Fe hyer from 81. Louis to Galveston. with
several through passengers for Mexico.
Is tied up here on account of the Southern
Texas floods. The fast train service Will
not extend further south than Paris Tor
tho present
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c.u,,uU wcddius.

Mr.. and Mrs. justin Armandary an
nouncs the marriage Of their daughter
Lille Clara. to Mr.. James AcGowea no.
gan. 10 take place at shearn Me1houis'
Episcopal church July 70, 1881
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Train. Gu, ar i, whnr.on.

Wharton. Texas, July d. Railroad traffic
suspended again on southern Pacific due
TO wsshouls on the BRACES. No mail or
trains east or west.
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RICHMOND. VA. AND RETURN.

E.sn,,,s '"p' VA, AND RETURN,
sou,hrss0 tickets win be on sale via the
July ana , ~ 10 Richmond. Va, on
oood "a -, ~. one faro for the round trip.
hosis,r, .sinrn until August i. and BY de-
Af,ssn ueAet with The agent la Richmond
~ & ~, extension can DO secured,
Mn cuoulsrt address j. q. Andrews.
te1aA passenger assat. Houston.
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Arc rhrY All ncadf

j. NJ, Mcmillan Of No. soa Main street.
Palestine, Texas. wants information Of
any man living who Was . soldier In the
Seminole Indian war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07

Mrs. sarah Gsrneti Roberts entertained
a number Of friends az tea Yesterday AZ
ternoou, introducing Miss llarEls' young
lady friend from Louisville. Ky
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07
,sn,ur. Vat Sustained.

Tho police commissioners. attor thor
oushiy investigating tho case Of Police
man Melton, find that tho charges pre-
ferred By Mail Carrier Mlsher are not sas-
talued
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You can so 10 San Antonio, Austin
Waco. Fort Worth or Dallas Via the m
ternQiional aud Great Northern railroad
No washouts or high water on this line.
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rur INTERNATIONAL orEN.

Th~ first OF the Roads 10 F""s
Recover
The international and Great Nor,hv'"
v..,.raay cpeusd its sntire line for pus''
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An Error Corrected.

Wo have special wagons for collection OF
BAGGAGE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES Tor
Mi outgoing trains; also FOR delivery to pri-
cato residences In the city. We are on duty
nj All hours WE NEVER SLEEP, Telo-
plone orders from private residences receive
1peeial attention. Phone &c.
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
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did not hit any one When seen by your
correspondent in the jail tonight he said
he shot the old man. but had no reoollec-
ton OF shooting at his wlfe, That ho was
craaed after the nrst shot and ramem-
hered nothing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-07

ssvsral OF the delegates TO the Epworth
League in sessloa at the Tabernacle
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srhl, trains ar,vc and depart from the Grand
ans which have depot IN the Fifth ward the In.
|,,,natonsl and Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the International and Great Northern depo,
m Congress avenue. The Missouri. Kansas and
.Tesss and Galveston Houston and Henderson trnins
rsss The ln,efna ,lona and Great Northern depot
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HOTEL,

vELAsCO BEACH,
100 Yards from surrs Edge,
Sixty Miles from Houston on l.. and q. N.
and Velaseo Terminal Railroads.
Open from june 10 to Sept. Is.
Tho Most Delightful summer Resort on tho
Gulf Coast.
EXCELLENT BATHING AND FIStilN0.
cool, lNVlGORATlNG GULF BREEZE,
NOW is THE TIME TO SECURE ROOMS.
For further particulars. please address
MuRIsoN Il MALIN.
Hotel Bristol. Houston, Texas
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26
FINANCE BILL.
Senate Will Debate Gold Stand.
ard Measure Next Week,
Senate Committee Will Investigate
Senator Clark's Election.
Yaqui Indians Causing Mexico Grea'
Deal Of Trouble.
BRITISH CAPTURE soRwEerAs srlAMsR

New York, Dec. ga special 10 the
Herald from Washington says: Senator
Aidrich. Rhode Island. who will have
charge Of the republican currency bill Of
the senate, will try TO put IL through that
body without amendment. The rspubli-
cans who may favor changes IN the bill
are expected to abstain from Offering
amendments ana bring matter they think
should be changed TO the attention OF the
tinance committee. Once the bill Ia Ia
conference the republican conterees
OF the two houses can draft the
insl compromise measure, which will
become q law. There Il every probabil
ity that this measure will resemble the
senate bill more than the house bill. II
Is expected to contain the senate refund.
ing feature and the house provision su.
th0rizing the establishment OF national
banks with $4,000 crpital. Ii Is prob.
able that ths conferees will incorporate
In the bill the provision recommended by
Controller Dawes, to 80 modify permis-
sion that national banks eau issue cur.
rency up to the par value Of the bonds de.
p0sited. 40 ~ TO make tea percent Of that
circulation emergency circulation. This
IL to be done by imposing tax Of three
per cent on the additional ten per cent
the banks are to be allowed TO issue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26
DEATH OF oLELA Il MAN WELL.

Youngest Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Maxwell Dead at Fresno, Gal.
Yesterday Mrs. y. j. Ward received a
telegram from her mother, Mrs. W. A
Max we'll, at Fresno. Cal. giving the i'm
formation that her sister, Miss Clslab,
died there Oh the afternoon before at 9
o'clock. About six weeks ago Mrs
Max we'll left this city with her daughter,
Clelsh. who has been suffering for years
with some distressing disease. for San
Francisco 10 the hope that the ocean
breezes would prove beneficial, and they
were returning home, stopping over for a
few days at Fresno to visit friends. and
were due to reach this city to-day. Iu
place, however, the sad message OF death
was received. and ClelAh, the fourteen
year-old daughter and who was a home
fsvorite. Is now numbered with the great
majority.
Mr.. Maxwell Ia now on the ocean on
route TO his timber interests In Oregon
and does not know OF the death which
has taken from him his youngest dsugh
ter. Az soon a. he lands on shore ai
Portland telegram will be In waiting g
for him.
The remains, however. have been em
balmed al Fresno. and the funeral will
otcur at Gallup. but the day has or can
not be set until Mr.. Maxwell is heard
from.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26
Il. 8. KNIGHT. Auctioneer.


Hon. W. Il. Kelly, OF Socorro, who came
up to the territorial metropolis to meet
his old friend Hon. BinSer Herman. the
onitea otstes Ihnu coniu,SsioneI, re-
ta.neu Wnm W HocpiIo 'nis lnotn,ng. sunRe
,non,, mony, WIZ no,e, epJoyeu nmSsa ~ ,m
iensoy a,su ,von ,s iai,a 'noussous S @ .no "'s
tsndsd tam the Iscsption at tho Commspcis,
cInh
,u u,,u o D..
tba Ho,ei H,ghIand Rssidss hayi,S M Mi
ths rooms fnii n Kant Pronr,stor Rich.
ardson and bis cofps Of able assistants
exceedingly busy attending TO fifty
extras who patronized the restaurant OF
the hotel.
J.H. Hughes resigned his position AZ
harness maker at the j. Korber Il Co.
establishment, and will leave In few
days for nj Paso. John Armstrong has
accepted the position made vacant by
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26
YAQUIiN OIANS.
They KIN Prisoners and Burn Homes Of
the Mexicans.

They KIN Prisoners and Burn Homes OF
the MsxicAns.
Austin, Texss. Dec. 28.-A dispatch
from Guaymas. Sonora, Mexico, says that
the force Of YsQui Indians that have
been harvesting General Torres troops
the past few weeks has withdrawn into
the mountains. The Indians divide inc
small bands at night, and raid unpro
tected ranches and scouting parties OF
government troops. Many valuable
ranch buildings belonging to the Mexi
cans who left the country with their
families to avoid being killed, have been
burned. The death Of Colonel Alfonzo
Martinez OF the Eleventh battalion, who
WAS wounded recently In . battle with
the Ysqus, is announced. Confirmation
also has been received Of the killing by
the Indians Of Father Beltrsn. and all
other Mexican prisoners. The military
authorities OF Gnaymas have received
no word as to the whereabouts OF the
Twentieth infantry regiment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26
CHARGKs OF BRIBERT.

senator Clark, of Montana, to Be Invssti-
gated By Senate Committee.
New York. Dec. 26.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says: Members
OF the senate committee on privileges
and elections declare that they will carry
on the investigation Of Senator Clark'd
case without regard TO the decision of
the Montana supreme court. under which
John B. Welcome WAS disbarred from
pra tice on the charges Of bribery In
connection with Senator Clark's election.
Former Judge Jere Wilson, leading cOun.
sci for contesting Ciark's seat has iDdi.
Gated desire to have summoned about
twenty. four witnesses from Montana at
q cost Of about $500 for each.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26

Charles Roe. the popular and efficient
manager Of the Singer Sewing Machine
company, who unfortunately fell and
broke is arm last week. Is getting along
nicely and II Ia expected he will be able
TO resume his duties at the office In few
days.
Hon. T. B. Catron, one OF Santa Fe's
best attorneys. came In from the north
last night and was Q pleasant caller at
THE CITIZEN office this afternoon. Mr.
Catron will return to the territorial cap
ital tonight.
Miss jackson. q teacher In the Silver
City public schools, passed through the
metropolis this morning en- route to
Santa Fe. there 70 attend q teachers
convention.
Hon. Solomon Luna. who was here
yesterday with the Washington visitors
left for his home ut Los LunAs this morn.
Ing.
Don't forget Mr.. Renison's BiblS class
In st. Johns Episcopal church 10 morrow
evening at 1880.
Charles Boettger, proprietor OF the
Sunny Side resort In old town, Is reported
J on the sick list.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26

Yesterday q foot ball game was indul.
ged In at Las Cruces by the college
eleven and the team from the govern.
ment Indian school of AlbuQusrQus. A
telegram WAS received from Ralph X. Nc
Fie late In the evening. which read ~
follows: "0ur college forever; score 81
to o." The result was received here
among the many friends OF the club
with deep regret, and 1t is TO be hoped
the day IL not far distant when the score
will show even better.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26
To Frirhtsa Canadian.

Washington, Dec. 26.--Alleged at.
tempts In different parts Of the country
to organize fenisns for a raid into Can.
ada have not AZ yet been drawn to the
attention OF the state department. OF
hcials do not give the smallest credencs
to the stories published and are Of tht
opinion that the purpose Of setting then
afloat is to frighten the Canadians int
keeping their soldiers at home. sh0ulC
the Fenisn movement be actually brought
TO the attention OF the United Ststsl
government. sharp and prompt respres
sive action will be taken to prevent VIC
lation OF the neutrality laws.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26

Buffalo. N. Y Dee. ga special from
Dunkirk says: The fenians are said to
be organizing here for an invasion Of
Canada. A man known to have kn0wl-
edge of the condition Of fenian Affairs In
Dunkirk says this city has been called
upon to raise 800 men to form part Of
New York's quota OF the l25.000 men to
DO enrolled throughout the country. AT
present 800 men are known to be mus.
tered with the FeniBns here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-26
Atihn Maihndi.i Church

At the Lead avenue Methodist Episco
pal church last evening genuine Christ.
mas entertainment was givoD aud all
present mad su exceedingly good time.
An old fashioned Dire place. with large
chimney. had been erected, ana good old
Santa Claus maie his appearances by way
OF the usual route lie circulated among
the children and distributed candy, fruit
nuts, etc. The program consisted OF
sOnga, rscitati0ns snd scriptural reading.
At the conclusion OF the regular exer.
cises the young folks adjourned to the
residence of J. ". Harding and family.
where the balancs OF the evening WAS
passed In games, and social conversation.