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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
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II has leaked out that Robert Csmpbeii,
who held "a position at the local Office OF
The Postal Telegraph company, WAS a
greater dead beat than his friends gave
him credit for. Besides bills due TO
A number OF our citizens which were left
unpaid. the genial Robert owed Mrs.
Rummell, the Testauranter, for two
months board. On the night he lett the
city he ate supper at Mrs. Rummell's,
but, without giving her hint OF his
future plans, sneaked out of the restaU-
rant ~ soon as he was through eating
aud hurriedly made his way 10 the depot.
gentleman. eating at the same table
with Robert. surmising, that the corrupt
telegrapher was about TO skip. put Mrs
Rummell In possession OF the fact, and
the lady promptly notified Policeman
Martinez. The policeman was at the
depot. and as Robert mounted the train,
going north, he was yanked back to the
platform and taken back 70 face Mrs.
Rummell, the lady he desired TO defiaud
out OF the payment OF Just debt Camp
bell, when face to face with Mrs. Rum.
nell. could not say word, but II is
stated that gentleman, with whom he
had personal and familiar acquaintance
the past two years. interceded on behalf
OF Robert. by going his note, and thus
the genial and goOd-natured Robert WAS
allowed 20 went his wsy eastward.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

Of the 70 m aud made remark about the
excel nt qualities OF two male descend
ant OF female canine. Yes. two white
men and one Dsgo." put In Gunnyssck
RILEY. C0rnetto asked Riley II he was
referring to him. and upon receiving an
Affirmative reply, he proceeded & puneh
Riley's head.
Cornetto was arrested Tor Rssaulting
Judge HeactCk with words and Tor ~
ssult aud battery on Riley He bad hi4
trial before Justice Ribbie this morning.
None Of the witnesses knew positively
that COrnetiO was referring 10 Heac0ck,
when he expressed himself In not the
most elegant Of language at the Metro
n0litan saloon. COruetto testified that
the expression was one Of his favoriies.
which lac only INDUCED IN when refer.
ring 10 pets or boon companions CA the
morning In question he was uncertain
whether he was speaking Of himself or
the bartender or both, but he was p1si.
tive that he did not have Judge HeEeock
In mind.
The case against him on this charge
WAS dismissed The defendant then
pleaded guilty Co assaultipg Guunysatk
Riley nd was fined Is aud costs. BE was
a no placed under a bond OF - % 20 pre-
serve the peaea Attorney q. W Johnston
represented the defendant.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
FIRE DEPARTMENT. ELECTION,
Officers for Ensuing Year TO be Elected
This Evening,

Officers for Ensuing Year TO he Elected
THIS Evening.
Delegates from the four companies Of
the city fire department will meet at
Hose company No. 2, headquarters on
Gold avenue at 8 o'clock this evening
for the purpose Of electing chief, as
sistant chief. treasurer and a secretary
for the ensuing year. Hose company No.
3 have no. yet elected their delegates,
but will do 80 before the meeting to-
nj ght
The following are the delegates elected
by the Ferguson hook and ladder com
pany:
p. +. McCanna. p. J. Murphy, Joe
sherwood, VIM. Booth, James Tierney.
X. K Gentry. Roy Mcdonald, George
CundiG, Vim. Baird, I'D. Harsch. Joe
Donohue, J. II. 6ainsley and NJ. s.
Tierney.
Scott Moore Hose company No elect
ed the following delegates. W. n. Mac
beth, chairman; j. G. Martin, 4 Il Abel.
+. X. Wendell. Il. NJ. COdington, Thos.
McMillin, william Mattox, c. A. Hudson,
G K. Newcomer. Chas. Chadwick, James
Wells. W. b Moore and George LugtOn.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

GENERAL sHAFTER IEsTIpIEs.
He says Good Word for Fmbsimed
Heef

He Says Good Word for Fmbaimed
Beef.
Washington, April 1I.-Major General
william X. Shafter was before the beef
inquiry court to-day. lie detailed the
main events connected with the San
tisgo expedition in narrative form. The
quantity Of supplies taken was largely
determined by the capacity OF the ships.
He had no discretion In the matter OF
rations and took what was sent by the
commissary department. Ii was utterly
impracticable TO take beef on the hoof .
After the troops landed he ordered all
troops forward with three days rstions.
Meat rations was not specified Rach
commander determined whether II
should be bacon or roast beef. He heard
no complaint about canned roast beef
until after his return from Cuba.
Naturally In such climate 1t was not
appetizing; he ate IL every day himself.
The health OF the troops was fairly good
up 20 the surrender Tie recalled only
one complaint against refrigerated beef.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
Gnunirx Hama Ilurnad

New York, April ll.-William X Van.
derbilt's country house, Idle Hour, Oak
dale. l.. l., WAS destroyed by FIRE this
morning No lives were lost ". X.
Vanderbilt, Jr., and bride, formerly shss
Virginia Fair. were occupying the house.
The tire started iu the cellar. probably
accidentally.
The total loss IL estimated at 100000.
Idle Hour was one of the handsomest
country houses on the south side of Long
Island.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
nannty Rherin Kllsd.

Tombstone, Ariz., April ll.-Chester l..
Ainsworth, deputy sheriff Of Cochise
county. and brother OF Charles Il. Aims.
worth, attorney general OF Arizona. was
killed, and Edward Moore, a Young COW.
boy, mortally wounded on Saturday at
Wilgus. in the Chiracahua mountains.
thirty five miles from Pearce, by two
brother named Halderman, for whom
Ainsw0rth had warrants charging them
with stealing cattle on the range.
Fifty cowboys are securing the noun
tains for the Haldermans and will hang
them when taken.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
Posr ELEoTIos DIFFICULTY.
John Cornetto TRIED on Three Charge
Before Justice Ribble

John Cornetto Tried on Three Charges
Before Justice Ribble
A few days before the city election,
John Cornetto, the proprietor OF the
Metropolitan restaurant, delegated Judge
". C. HeacOck 70 register his name. Tie
Judge accepted the trust and says that he
wrote the name on one of the little slips
kept by the board OF registration In the
First ward for that purpose. BE that ~
II may. when Cornett0 tried to cast his
vote on election day, IL was found that
his name was not registered and he lost
his vote. He thought that HeaeOck In
tentionally failed TO register his name
and go informed him,
The morning after election, Judge
HeacOck and stephen Joseph Naught0n,
more widely known as "Gunnysack
Riley" were standing In the Metropoli-
tan saloon talking over the result OF the
election, when Mr.. Cornetto walked in.
After going through the preliminaries Of
shaking dice with the bartender for the
drinks, Cornetto stepped into the middle
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----7-7--
PEACE PAOCLAIM I'D.
= tSohanSe of Treaties Betwssn United
states aud spain.

states znd spain.
Washington, April ll.-Complete res-
toration OF peace between the United
states and Spain waa effected to-day,
through the exchange OF ratilcatioDs OF
the treaty OF peace. After the ceremony
President McKinley issued the following
pio'lao alton:
Whereas, A treaty OF peace between
the United States OF America and her
majesty, the queen regent OF Spain, In
tn name OF her august son, Don Alfoneo
VII, wrs concluded and was signed by
lheir respective plsnip0tentisries at
Paris, tho 10th day OF December, 1898;
and whereas said convention has been
July ratified by both parties and ratiiica.
tions of two governments we're ex.
changed in the city Of Washington on
the nth day of April, 1899; now, there
fOso. be II known that /. William Me
Kinley, president OF the United States Of
Ame lea, have caused said convention TO
be mgde public 30 tho end that the same
and every article and clause thereof may
be observed and fulfilled, with good faith
by the United States and the citizans
thereof"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

A. J. LOOMS. who IL connected with
the internal revenue department, gave
Probate Clerk Summers instruction in
regard 10 the amount OF stamps required
on different kinds OF documents. Mort
cages exceeding 81 200 and not exceed
ing 1900 need not be stamped; mort
cages exceeding 81 800 must be stamped
at the rate Of 20 cents for each $500 or
fraction thereof in excess OF : 600; notes
exceeding 1920 and not exceeding
$1,000 require % cents; notes not exceed
ing Sl,40O, y cents; not exceeding Sl,-
500 30 cents
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
Trial of Mrs George

Canton, Ohio. April II In the trial OF
Mrs. George, charged with the murder Of
George ID 5axton, to-day, John Felt tes.
titled to seeing Mrs. George leave car a
block from Lincoln avenue. just before
the shooting. Jesse Taylor. a street ear
employe. testified that he saw Mrs.
GEORGE get on a car ten minutes before q
on the night OF the murder.
The defense sought TO show that the
ear was too late to reach Lincoln avenue
in time for the tragedy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

Chicago, April li.-Postmaster Gordon
chairman OF the general committee III
charge Of the Chicago day celebration
had an interview with Colonel Rlose
yeit and suggested that the lattet's regi
m9nt hold a reunion In this city on 0c-
tober ., when President Mckinley will
be here and the corner stone of the new
p0stoillce will be laid Roosevelt sp.
. owed the plan. Roosevelt has signed
the roll OF charter members Of Henry
Clay post No /. service men In the Span
i4h war. The organization WAS effected
last November at Lexington. Ky.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
Nav Lincoln M,pum,nt

Springfield, Ill.,, April 1.-THE house
passed the bill providing for the erection
here OF new Lincon monument at n
cost Of million dollars. The bill ap.
propristes 100000. and provides that
100000 be raised by popular subscrip.
ton. Congress will be asked for bal
ancp.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
OYatinn TO KnnsarrIt.

Ann Arbor, Mich, April il.--GOvernor
Roosevelt was introduced 10 an audience
OF more than 1900 10 day by President
Angell ~ zone OF those rare men. who
his not only written hlstory. but made
history, and done both equally well :"
t emendous applause greeted the colonel.
who spoke highly OF the college men Ia
his regiment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

One beautiful porcelain portrait with
each dozen OF my best cabinet photo
gruphs platinum finish At 23 per dozen,
These prices and this offer for thirty days
inly. My work cannot be eXcelled In the
vest. Prices one, half what others are
'harging for inferior work. The pOFce-
lain photo Is worth the money. guar
antee TO please everybody, This offer for
thirty days only, until MAY Call and
lee my work. o s. DOVE. Photo.
GALLERY corner Broadway and Railroad
avenue, Highlands.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
Tho Jan, Groctry cemr.nr.

A clearing.out sale of reals before
warm weather sets in ~ pounds rlil d
oats, 25c; 3 packages Friends oats, 25s;
packages Ralston breakfast food, 3jc;
3 packages silver Il 'ked hominy, 2jc; 3
packages cracked wheat, soc; 2 packages
tapioca, 25r; . pounds Germose aOur, 25c;
3 pounds wheHtlet. SOC. send In your
orders and We will fill them promptly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Bond Bros. Big Store al ES-
pamela Entirely Destroyed.
Rail- oad Depot and Warehouses Al
so Burned. Loss 100000
RoostvslvS Rough Rider Regiment VIII
Fold Reunion IN Chicago, Oe'. 9
pAKorA DIVORCE LAW RtPEAIsD.


Special to The Citizen.
Santa Ne. ApTit ll.--BOnd Bros. store
and ware houses NJ kspanola, one OF the
largest mercantile tablii hments in the
ttffitory, was completely destroyed 10y
tife yesterday Afternoon. The railroad
depot and other email buildings near 10y
also burned. Owtng 20 the wires being
down no particulara received In this
city. Bond Bros. i0ss on stock aud
buildings is estimated 10 bs over flOO,.
coo. partially covered by insurance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

Washington, April ll.--A cablegram
received ut the state department from
Consul Wildman AZ Hong Kong an
nounces the annual appearance OF the
plague on the Chinese coast. II will re.
quire the most energetic efforts at Ma
Mia TO prevent the plague being i'm.
nnrtad
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

New York. April II Ten lives we're
lost this afternoon by an accident Oh the
bridge In course Of construction across
the Harlem river 90 One Hundred and
Thirty second street The accident was
cauFed by the oyertuTning of a large
derrick which carried the workmen into
tho ,tvat
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
nnLnt.,. nirnrnnInu-

Fargo. s. h April 1.-THE inal eur.
tain is being run down on the old divorce
regime In North Dakota by July |, the
last suit for divorce under the old law
have 10 be liled. D'crees are being IL
sued in the Third Judicial district AT the
rate OF three day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
lndep Martial Law

Pans, ILL.,, April 1.-THE city under
martial law was quiet and orderly to.
day. For the first time in week ne
groes appeared boldly on the principal
atraafa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
The Jope.

Rome, April ll.--Despite the advice Of
his doctors, the pope assists on attending
the service at st. Peters next Sunday.
Fhe doctors greatly fear the result OF the
strain.
The pope to-day received the members
of the sacred college. who congratulated
the pontff on his restoration TO health
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

use the state money in the Peoples bank,
extending over long period.
Pending further argument the court
adj burned until TO morrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11
strike Settled,

Cleveland, Ohio, April 1.-THE carpen.
ters' strike has been settled by comprOlu.
ise. The men receive 27l cents per hour
with an eight-hour day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

Window shades below cost. Whitney
Company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

We pride ourselves on our repu-
tat on for prescription compounding
B. Ruppe, pharmacist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-11

An expert mixologist at Rupees
soda fountain,
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FEAST FOR BOOK LOVERS.
SPREAD WITHOUT MONEY AND
WITHOUT PRICE.
Of the Old hooks Received at the
Public Library During the Past
Week-Six Most Popular Books.

THE most called for books Of the month.
according to the reports from the libraries
OF the United States said Librarian Smith
OF the public library. ARE David Harun.
When knighthood Was In Flower. Mis-
ter Dooley In Peace and War Red Rock
'Dross' and 'Aylwin.'
We have them all but not enough copies
TO supply the demand. and. hence, people
grumble. For instance there are forty-two
calls listed for David Harum' and twenty
calls for 'kn!ghthood' Now, II any rea-
sonable person VIII stop and think for
second, they will realize that II IL mpos-
sihle for any library 20 keep a supply OF
books with an eyaneseent life for the
readers. In two or three months from now
there will be no calls for the novels I have
named that the library cannot supply. We
endeavor TO keep six copies Of each new
work on our shelves. They SION wear out.
Some new book take the places OF the erst-
while favorites and $40 We avoid operstock-
ing for sensational runs upon any book.
'sBy the way" continued the librarian.
this Saturday has been one ~ the busiest
days have had In months We sent out
over 500 books and have out over a.eso
books In the city our business rs always
best in rainy weather and the prospects
for a rainy Sunday undoubtedly caused
Saturdays rush.
Here IL a list ~ the new books received
AT the library during the past week:
American Hsr Association twenty hrs: ANIMAL
meeting
Astnth~ Official Tour Through Bcsnis ard Here
gosina
Bssley- Modern MeshuSeiahs.
Rain~R Russian Fairy Tales.
BansS--itFeanis
tsarasfry- Euesh SgFtRsnes.
Bari Thou ard The other One
Batp<-tsaasez NfhaHf Hasie
ge2sisy~ Prime Henry. this Navigator.
brand Tsfsuiss Antiquities
CoisaEs- Voyages And Travis
t'o-nlii~The People a Israel
t'gsiis-~ gistssry II shs wosnan's Club Movement
pausses Iifs af AirAoEse issude;.
purfx~t.snerA Hissssy Il She Wefla-
Fisse~r Through Nature 10 sesf
Green Town Issfe ia the fisteenth Ceasary.
Hauzdsn The Fowler.
Hastings -fs,esipnsry - the Hitles Vols. ans IL
iIili-uofrsa ia Fnsits5 Life.
Hopkins -Csnada. Encyclopaedia Ct the Caan
~ vsls
Jacbsoa- Thassssns DAYS IN the AFrtAc.
Iarass~AsEssFd ase.
JchssSoFs- Materials IS C0nstfpctisn.
lssaez~-T wssfeiss3es
Jones Fffsssw-rtng fsNTe-
ksEghsig- silver Grnss
Isereix E;EAseeEth Ce-fa-y,
fasruax ssaepcr xnd Literature in the Middle
i.saaon Iii psysinsl Thirty Years Il Wit.
f.eSs.na lie gscs'flecrious II Forty Years
I.s1st --Teat q: Grace.
AagssFisn6
Msios iEawssss casso<ssn1~ When Eaissshosa Was
hs Elaxer-
Msther. / TeFaagtsbss rreSidsaces
Nsr34u WstssH7-@sfsss Lars Wa
Mgse. Gen y A s'@ssssss Rneo9leetions
Mothes issssasT q sfassaru Painting
tsgassbs~ -ffgsgse CssssseytAase
psisaEs- Fn xsss Kioaassss
Tses3s~Truftn~ - stsass BsssAs
IsFazi t0sitffas fFtsas
IsrAtssa- scsalptzrr gsxpssaS asssrssn. Gsssh ssd
is,seuxr Ahesss Ysziana ~ass pea<ns
Oar esid coNatry Town.
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DID HE DROWN HIMSELF.
De>pooaent Message From j. T.
Campbell Found an Water frout

J. T. Campbell, ~ Berkeley. Cal. may
have ended his ltss In fha waters % ri.
iioit bay yesterday. mysterious letter
Addressed 'Tfo whom i may concern" was
found on the wates fFant yesterday ard
that may give clew 80 the suicide The
letter was delivered 10 Officer Osborn ard
- nav at police headquarters IL reads
as fellows:
"fiunkoea by someors. don't kna@ "a no.
Sut noN ~ Seattle and without cloth
Tag except some old rags that heGEAF
~pala be asfaa med - weaf when l left
ErfkNley cal, 10 Tisss Tfix sister a Niles
Z had s gasad suit 90 clothes and 81 ~
money hat don't know anything about
where il sill went or how / came here or
" nes.
80 ! shall end ray Eta on this Earth
by .irss ping any body in she bAy With the
h0p~N thar Z WILL never he recovered
- r. CAMPBELL
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STEAMERS SORTH AND sOuTu.
Csty ~ Pnebla Arrives From sal
ERanrtarN-EAafflla Aaila

The Pacific coast Steamship Company
had it's usual Sunday Mailing and arrival
city Of Paebla came in from San Francss-
co yesterday and the Umatsisa departed
for thu California metropolis And alto
gether 1t was a busy day about the Ocean
dock The Paehia came north with III
passengers. io4 os whom left the steamer
al this port Forty-three were Victoria
bound and ~ en- rante To Tacoma.
Her manifest disclosed proportionatsly
large business for Seattle. OF the ISL
tons. sFs were discharged here. Included
In the lot was consignment OF Ia tons
Of butter for the North American Trans
portstion Il Trading Company. which that
concern will ship 10 Alaska on its steam
ship Roanoke. Some OF the butter Ia fresh.
buf larger amount In picked.
The Umatilla's Seattle passengers. FIRST
and second numbered about 100. and she
carried about go tons OF freight from this
pert.
The names OF the city OF Pesehia's pas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-24
Another Big Klondike Contingent
Out via Lynn Canal.
uaaaeaDelts Psaetitf~ner Makes
SD Cold Httl-Am Aged f0wan
netsSss-0sce the Passs~r Of r.
Liae Rapidly Searsng Dawsen.

The Humboldt. Capt Bonsasid. With fz-
pAsseneess frasn Lynn canal ard Yukon
prints arrived yesterday afs.us noon Her
kEgfdaksss trssg Dawson assv!cgs 70 July
H. Hast sf them came up the river on
the Canadian. Philip u. Lowe ard VIC
tofsans Jshsy report a very pleasant trip,
devoid. however, OF SPECIAL incident
A number Of weii-knesn Seattle p4opss
notably John o. se.rry. returned on the
Humboldt from the klnndike where he
has beer for about TWO years. Charles
Tli;oB Terry. br0fhsr-in-Iaw Of Mr.. Sour
n. and brother at ID l.. Terry. now in
Alaska. also returned
Another weIl-knossn Seattle man on the
Hansfsaista passenger list Ass that af I.
Hesentha'. He has been engaged ia the
restaurant business a. Dawson and has
acquired a naHaber Of valuable mines
DIR, ~ \. Austin. one Of The most
prominent practitioners Of Minneapolis
returned He went 10 Dawson six weeks
aso and while there made some heavy
klondIks investments. Among ether prop
critics DIR. Austin and r., r. Nosfhrop, Of
St pauf. purchased a bench claim oppo-
site = above bonanza from G. l. Day. of
the PaIouse country. The mine ~ I'm the
10 the failure Of his health. He had done
enough prospeet work 10 demonstrate
that shs claim Ia rich,
Another property acquired by DE-. Aus
tin s = Gold HiIi claim. He only pur-
chased an interest Ina thss mine. which is
owned by California parties.
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John E. MChlanuS s Son,
oi6 second Avenue.
THAT WORKS EASILY WORKS sUCCEssFULLY.n tn
VERY EASY TO CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOI 10
without price, II they obey the rules. "
feel justified Is asking for their trade"
FUNERAL OF THOMAS GEORGE.
Deceased Omrer az the Lnarada
buried by His shipmates.

The funeral OF Thomas G1,rg., whose
leg was cut of by the propeller OF the
steamer Laurada week ago. and who
died from the effects Of his Injuries. took
place yesterday at Eiks hail. In The Col
man building The funeral was held
under the auspices Of Home Camp No.
gss. woodgnen Of the World The serv-
ices In the ball were conducted by Rev.
j. N Smith. assisted by Council Conn
mander r. c. Dunn and Vice Consul r.
H. Frew.
The music WAS furnished by p quar-
settk from the First Christian church, In
which the deceased hal sung for the last
year Tnferment was made In Lake
View cemetery.
The honorary paiibearers were ship
mates of the deceased from the Lan-
rada. and the active paiibearers were.
T. T. Conner, William Bell. II. 8. Kline.
A. NJ Meckiin. Frank Kievis and r. A.
Eddy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-24
The Best Treatment for Cholera In.
fanfun.

E}sxr AaAy has E@en continually .rcutIssi
xssA eotfe ard esasev& tsssns9ss sfres sss
MtSA aEz al ssaz @e cazss3 Do fer hfgn iii
v3ns SEER % give 1sarU sAAs temporary re-
M$k wnsa Ms tired srnar.AertaSr-s Ese1Sc
.~ssafeTA zaA TstsYreFgs Remedy. SAncs
ssesksx EAst w%164&y re- A&s nss Aesn sTesl~
A5exs We waz1 sa give SNz tAis tssEs-
ssesasks a. "a e& tsl e Of ssEr xrasttgssze.
xss tAak SEQ uss1 st - advertise year
rrssxfsssraosss r~rsszly.~-Ss ~ LA, keok-k
IoaA Fer sxse by ali 9sa&erA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-24
INDIAN JAILED FOR THEFT.
stole 1900 Worth of Dust From
..skookum Jtm's" Nephew

4 Skagway court has found Indian
James Johns member OF the Hsdah
srfss guilty OF theft and sentenced him 10
six months imprisonment FOR stealing $50
worth OF gold due. from a Like Ise BarFe
indian. the nephew NJ 'Skookan jim
Tire lie Barge Indian. instead 81 going TO
a hotel. pitched teri upon hiz arrival in
Skarway on the banks Of the river and
turned iu' for the night Morning lame
ard MS gold was gone. He reported sis
loss 10 :ae authorities. with the result that
Johns was arrested and convicted % th@
crime.
STEAMER Roanoke sails Monday from
As-hwabacher' wharf at : y,