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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Il Ii 10 Ii 10
tCONTINUED.)
Best quality Yale Holland window shades,
In all coiors, with fixtures complete, for
1870.
White spac6tel bureau scarfs and shams
to match In handsome patterns, instead of
Soc, for 12Ac.
mems bafbriggan shirts and drawers, in
plain and colors, which sold for 25c and
35c. garment, to go for 15c. garment
Large lot of embroidery and insertings,
winch SOIL Tor and 10c., to go for 2fsc.
yard.
Au-silk taffeta ribbons in all colors,
which sold for 19c. yard, to go for IL he.
yard.
Oakley's perfumed soaps big assortment
worth up to 1sc.. for Sc cake
Ladies' fast black full seamless hose in
stead of Toe, for 5lsc
Mems percale shirts, with or without col
lars, for 29c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Plain black and white sheer India llnon,
full pieces, to be sold this hour for 1212c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Wool nuns yelling. in olive green and
ecru: 1t is our 12L2c- quality, but IL is
slightly sUiled. therefore what there is OF
II will De sold for sc. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Yard-wide dotted and figured white Swiss
for curtains, which sold for 121ac., this
hour for 6Jsc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27
1 to =.

Best qualty I-quarter mosquito netting,
In pink or red in S-yard pieces for 19c.
Best quality stair or runner oilclotb for
4JSc. yard.
Extra heavy unbleached Turkish towels
good size. sold for SAC, for this hour 41sc.
Doubie-bed sheets hemstitched and hand
torn and hand-froned, 81 by 80 inches in
size. instead Of 6ec., for 40c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Tableful of ladies' handsome trimmed
hats-beautifll creations, which sold up
to 81 and So will be reduced to Ace.
This may sound ridiculous, and 1t is. but
1t is a fact. Not many of them-but what
there are are handsome and worth their
original prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Ladies' muslin skirts, trimmed with three
rows of tucks and good width, for 49c.
instead of Coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27
= to 3.

Mantei piano Iarlbreguins of pretty
art drapery, fringed all around, for 2Tc
Heavy o3lcloth or linoleum mats for dc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Ladies' gray felt Rough Rider hats,
trimmed with pleated white silk and plain
white silk bands and rosette and quill
for this hour, S1.39.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-27

Sheer fine quality white India linon, in
lengths VI from to yards, which SOLD
for as high as 19c. yard-for 31sc yard.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22


nlss bsevs. . selorsd nss living 90
eevy u seas se bic ssieAisrs Sy bs,,ss
Cleo vis1svs 10 bic basa.
Weary veoss sssd 90 sssasSesaI doss Of
us = Uooeo6 Liver msdicise % ssssaRth.
- s>ss sssvo ED 'svisessss shsls sysssus
"A ssss6 Gin sssvs Zoe Chsslss,es shis
ssNioO 70 spssd shs week. Gala Week
esvsys ssssssss . large nsobsr ef people
1os eesses ssesipss sss fallisG Oh RAPIDLY
eeos soa thoes vho have been ississIoe that
soess vss . very large crop made 10 THE
ssessy are drawing 10 their ssslsa,ss.
1bs ossAiss eye, suoysss Soo,stsp and
teeY seoplsxtos sssuit fro1 The uss Of DR. r
= o1ooosS Liver nsdsesss.
Ihs vest ef cessssuosies o. the North.
veoesen y u. froo SsasbOro toward Can.
.: = eses6 lssesd ssssdily 90, asd ssvsrai
ossee eeve eees gssdsd toward Rastioe
Cssss. Iee ssess sssts ths rosd Win follow
ssso ea(sisg Greek 70 CAodss esuoos ss
eee9Aseeo, sed 70 70 stated that the svsl.
sssvU sse ssllI ~ vssk on The Asal susvsy.
usb Disksos. Wsssnisssss, 8 o, vri,sc:
n1osso yssss sse Vss foe oosthe uussls
80 ~ vosk, ssA Dc \ 4 Slooeos' L,vsr
uoote1oe rseseesd - y eood hsslsh. THAI
zee pssssss sf u verb . dossa Of Z,llia's.
Iscsssss ess ve,t y fbsskseiviss Day,
see ~ ssesso ssd esh>s phsso % Sosacss
ym - estee5 - - bses sss,eoary
1ess = oeeo ssssee iss shsskseivISe The
yeas Ibeo esoel esd u sns psoplC covid sver
$500 - eivs - oss dsy 70 rect ssd tbs al :
--SssSso ~ ysss b ths dos
Nee 0ests-fSs sSsssssssS wssssus,
Iossssts Pc. shs bsss Silver Pclish uader
sss sse-ee ssssshlss. Also sspsirtse
RssoIsly eeee. AZ slSs ef The biz New
Wssss, ueyrs Jsvslsy. Nov lS-2,
rhs sesssaesosss ssSss ,hs sssp,ess os
oe n.ceeessy esslssy cf shs hsssoIia Street
ncsseese oeassh, sivss 10 the Y. n. o. A.
esu 80 vesk vss gssufyisg sucesss. The
ssissdssss vss gso<, svssy suobsr On ,hs
ysegrsoes vAs cell sss1sssa aud all the 20.
s.ssensss vsss dispsssA Of. Not the least
esesssee fsessss % The evening Wss the CON.
o,seise OF TIE psopls ia social inssseourss
sfiss the eoselssIes ef The regular program
Pfoessds sboss $50.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
A Sure Sign OF Group.

Hosrseness 10 . child that is subject to
Group 10 . cure indication Of the approach ei
the disease. lfChamoerlsio'sC Cough Remedy
10 given ss soon ~ the child becomes
hosrss, o. even after the croupy cough
hss appeared, 1t will prevent the attack
Many mothers who have croupy. children
always keep this remedy t hand and end
that IL saves them much trouble and worry.
II eau always be depended upon aud 10 pleas.
sot to take. For sale BY A: ]. China.
In 1887 hr. Thomss hcIntosh Of Allen.
town, Tsou., had 40 attack Of dysso,sry
which became chronic "I was treated by
the best physicians 10 East Tennessee wi,hou,
. curs," hs says. "Fioally l tried Chamber.
lsio's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhosa Remedy.
After using about twelve bottles vas cured
sound aud WE'LL" For sale By Dr.. A. ].
China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22

There was . largo crowd 10 the city Sa,ur.
day aud buliness was brisk in all the stores.
Monthly and bearing down pains, attend.
ant upon irregular and suppressed menstrus.
ton, are relieved ey Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets.
9. A. Snow l. Co., Patent Lawyers, oppo.
site the United States Patent Office, w Wsshing.
too, ID. c., who have actual elects in every
city and town of the United States and
Canada, report that never before ia their rs
ysars practice has the work Of the Office been
so we'll up to date. They claim that patents
can now be procured IN less than half the
time formerly required. Nov l-3m
Inspector Hsup Of the Post Office Depart.
ment was 10 the city Monday mcrniog en-
route to Bishopvllle TO look over the field for
the purpose Of collecting inform auon with
the view Of establishing rural free delivery OF
mail in that section of the county. he will!
| visit Mayesvltle also within the eek. lew
| days TO look over The ground in that vicinity
with the same OIL ject in view. His visit To
Sumter county is the result OF COngressman n
Stokes Efforts TO secure free delivery of n ali
IN rural dniricts, and Wills nothing will be
dcDe IN mediately the foundation is being
laid and Information being gathered for The
estat lishment OF several experimental {. g,
delivery routes 10 this county as soon 81
congress shall make the necessary appropr,a
/ tion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22

The sale Of seats for tha engagement on to-
night Of The famous Dan Packard Opsrs
Company and orchestra 10 era Disvollo''
commeoced ct the Opera House Yesterday
The prsss OF the South and North has
unsnimausly pronounced this organization
80 tho strouRest repertoire opera company
seen 10 this country for many years.
The company last week appeared 10 vii.
miogtoo, N. @, and The Messenger Of ths,
city 10 speskiog Of the opening perior nance
Of the engagement bad the following compli
/mentary notice
Patrons OF the Wilmington Opera House
have oeeen we'll entertained by many popular
priced Opera Companies, but it can safely be
asserted that . company has never more
thoroughly pleased their audience than did
the Dan Packard Opera Company on las,
night With their presentation of "The Mas
COT" 1.-THE Mascot" was es.
pecially we'll received last night, there being
quite . number Of encores, several of The
company having been called back 40 many
90 three and four times. Every one was
delighted. even the scores OF people who
we're obliged 10 stand throughout the per.
formauce on account OF the crowd. "S,andiug g
room only" was the order of the evening 2
almost from the time The door we're opened
at 7 30 O'Clock.
Prices here as in other cities, 81, Is and
SO cents
The big ditch crossing the squares between
Church and Main streets 10 beng 6lled and
l6 inch terra Gotta drainage pipe put down
TO carry OF the drainage.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
TAXES ON CITY HALL.
The Sinking Fund Commission Re.
quires the City to Pay Back Taxes
on City Hall.

Mr.. D. W. McLaurin, State Land Agent
for The Sinking Fund Com MISSION, who was
10 the city on Saturday discovered that the
City OF Sum'er bad not returned the CITY
Hall for taxation and has never paid State
taxes on 1t, as required by law, and be at
once took steps TO collect back ia xes due the
State. 10 consequence Of bis discovery the
following paper has been served ou Mayor
Hugbson:
/. Columbia, 8. @, Nov. Is, 1899.
To Dr.. J. 8. Hughson, Mayor of the Ci,v
OF Sumter, or whomsoever it may concern !:
You are hereby notified that it appears to the
Secretary OF State, or to bis agent, that the
following simple taxes, costs and penalties
are due aud unpaid upon the City Hall or
Opera House aud lot
a 10 Wit: For the levies for the fiscal year,
each commencing as follows:
For the hscal year commencing 1896, lO.8
mills on $4,000, Sl83,SO; fifteen per cent
tenaIty, S27,64 For the 6scal year com.
mencing 1897, II mile on 1000, $ls7. 90 ;
fifteen per cent penalty, $23 O5. Total cases
and penalty due as above stated, S426 l9.
calculated upon valuation Of $l1,LOO, deem.
ed oy the Secretary Of State 10 DO equitable
and just for taxation thereof. For demand
statute fee %. To:sl 80 far accrued,
$l29 10.
You are hereby required to make q paw.
ment of the above amouot to the uudersiR ed
at Columbia, 8. c., as required by law on OF
before - day of - under pain of dis.
tresss and sale of the premises herein de.
scrioed, pursuant to the provisions of ths
acts. Respectfully,
D. W. McLaurin, State Land Agt.
For r. Cooper, Secretary of State and ex.
oth;io Agent of Sinking Fund Commission
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22

nss. rheoss Wilson 10 10 the city.
h. }. ,. Rasis vac ia The city nosday.
~. B. D. riodsl. Of ripdsls. vss In town
lest rSsssday. |,
Ne. Bascs Holsss. Of CSsrles,os. wss 10
ssvs ussdsy.
NJ 4. <. sasdsrs, Of Hssood., spsu, lee,
Ihsss6sy 10 the city.
9IAs'A. Z. Sslsuossrhas returned hoXs
oS'ee ssvpsal oesths ssay 10 New York.
ulee nsy wIlsss, ss Nanniss, 10 10 The
eisy sisisise sbs isoily Of COL D. =. Aud.
Iss. VI. v. Cs1shss, who hss been v,si,ice
% TIE city has rssssssd TO her home at Rem.
M .. O. Bir,es, rprss,s,ios IN. Fr,ek
iS % es Wsyssseeso. Pc vss 10 the city
nia Ads Husgias, sho bee been speudiue
eeos tine 10 this city. lsfs Tharsdsy after.
ness ~ - hens 10 CssssssviiIs.
ur. T.. A. Hsssses, Divisit ,,Preish,
Asest 81 shs Cbsrlsssos Disisioa Sou,hsro
kAsIvaD vasta The city last week.
oi1 Losy 0esbso, Who has spsas the psst
61sy teys 10 Nee York, 9th her sissss. H,s.
VI. Z. besvss. sssstsd aoas yesterday.
nr. }. \ Psssy vbe hss been 10 the ser-
W. - The 4. O. Z. 10 this city for several
ysa bee essa trsssfss Cd to Colsusia.
He. kh Jseksos, after speeding Q Ssv
eays vise bee daughter, Nrs. o. W. nc0rsw,
Ceessy.
M. 4. A Cohss ssd nlss siuooas ven,
evw 'e Ssotse Isss sisht, esd viii spsod
- use sssss visiting relatives --Fisrsncs
uDao, New. 10.
Opt, J. q. neOlsou usehsa aud family hav.
rsoevse - Cssssos. We regret to sss Capt.
oeCeeeeehso lsass us, bat hope be will be
p)eaee6 10 bie ssv home.
N.Y. Bsslls Barrett, Of Baskerville. n wait.
ise hss sistss. Mrs. Hssry MeKsesn. OF thin
eeys ssd uill rsoais bsre until che aose 70
Oessisssos to .sssed the Gala Week osIsbrs-
y 10 vas oSr' pleasure TO meet DR.. B. B.
oseedss 10 tSe1tss . sev dyys ago ana be
Sososd - that hs zee veil plssssd With
Sso!er sse vss doieg good business Pee
Ues Advseats. 80
ksv. J. D. Bsdds, of Grssuviile. so.
esHsed ID The city Satsr1ay sissroooo. Bc
80 she geeos q Rs asd nss. Nsill O'Deu.
oesL Al Ten o'eioek 0ssday morning he
eeeesssse sssvtes q Sc. Jossph's Chapel.
s.P. D. Ksighs. ee ,hs Suuosr Bsrald.
- eese speselsU ssvsrsl days 10 sovn vis6
- v,seee hs bee sssa % the sick list for
49, TIA sst ~ sbls 10 rstssS 10 bic verk
y ysoes % Tsss6sy sosaise. e.-l'ss Dee
~ osss. 1sssss Barnes, vho saus 10 San.
1eo 0escevslls Isssly TO ssss Q pesiuon
oeesSsss Railway depot, he bsss
eno(eo " vDhiseses. D O., sSsrs hs vim
~ 0oeeog poo1tkou With the eome rslivav
~sso. ns Isfs % sriaa, sersius.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
DEATH.

NJ. J. Nslsoo Hudson, of NJ. Clio, died
Nov. l4sb, sfter two weeks illness. He was
the eldest 500 OF Dr.. j. w. Hudson of Mayes.
Vile. The funeral services. we're held on
Thursday, Nov 18th
Mr. D. J. Kirtlsy formerly Auditor of Ker.
shaw cocaty and for number Of years Post.
usstsr ct Camden died suddenly on the l4,h
isstsnt of paralysis.
hr. 7. n Atkins died at Mayesville last
Thursday aged 23 years. OF galloping consump.
tion. He was son Of Capt. J. E. Atkios,
and wss We'll known.in Sumter. having been
10 The employ OF wiihsrspoou Bros. 3 Go.
Tor several years. The funeral was held
today.
Mr.. W hayns Gordon. died at his hon
10 Coscofd Township, yesterday. his death
was caused By blood poison, superiudu uced
ey 90 old wound, recei-.d 10 she Civil War.
The fuossal service Eere held at his late
residsnes this morning at 10 o'clock The
io'ermsnt will take place at the family bury.
log krouad
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
Prom New Zealand.
Rssf.os New Zealand. M, ., =,

kss''os,.Nsw Zealand. Nov. 23, 1895.
so very plsassd to state the, since took
the sgsocy OF Chsaserlaio's medicines The
sale sss been very large. more especially of
the Cough Remedy. 10 two yssrs I have sold
more Of this particular remedy than Of all
other makes for the previous s,s ys.rs. 40
20 i's efficacy, ihsvs been isformsd by scores
OF persons Of the good results they have re.
ssivsd from 10. ssd keow iu value from the
uss Of ,is ~ ovo hosssbold. I, 70 60 pless-
act 10 'shs that vs have TO place the bottle
bsyesd ,hs reach Of The children.
sss ~ - Al. CAiss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
A Golden w edding.

Rev. James White. who has been court
crier fer 80 years, celebrated his golden wed.
ding last Saturday at his home in this city.
oy giving reception 10 his friends at 2
o'clock. The golden marriage ceremony Vas
performed by Rec. J J Hunter.
TIE bar Gf Sumter has presented him wi.b
handsome gold lined silver goblet accompa.
MED oy an autograph letter of congratulation
asa testimonial of their appreciation of bis
faithful service as an officer of court for 80
many years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
The Best Plaster.

A piece Of Aaonel dampened With Cham.
eerlain's Paio Balm and bound 90 to the af.
fsc'sd par,s 10 superior to suy plaster. When
troubled with pain 10 the chest or side, or
. lame back, give it . trial. You are certain
to be more than pleased with the ptomp,
relief which 1t affords. Pain Balm 10 also q
certain cure for rheumatism. For sale sy
Dr.. A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
MARRIAGE.

Mr.. ". w. Gsdd,og., of this city, and
Miss Loreos Hollemau will be married at 8
o'clock this eveuiog st the home of the
brides mother, uear Greeley vile, s. q. The
bride 10 . daughter OF the late Handy
Holsmep.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-11-22
PAY YOUR DEBTS.

The date sollowios your name on this
psrsr isdieasss the date on which your
suesssiplioe expires. or frem which date you
srs 10 arrssrs. Exsuius the date ou
yess pspss end " you owe anything come
10 % oses cod sss,Is Without further remind.
sr o. sssiss. Many Subscribers are 10
sssssss. lsss ysas Ne did sos press them for q
sssslsosas, ksewias TIE scarcity Of money.
sss ssv vs need chat y doe and Ne rsqoss,
- early ssd ssil sstllsusss.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-08
BOOM IN OLD ALBUQUERQUE.

Our Next Door Seighb,r Sets Fast Pace
New Hail to be Buiit.
Old Albuquerque shows signs OF great
or business activity Just at present than
II has for years. The Mutual Protective
society, OF that place, has just let con-
tract to Jose Kramer, architect ant
builder. for the construction OF a large
society hall on Main street, Immediately
north OF the entrance TO the fair grounds
IL Is to be made OF adobe, will be ninety.
five feet long by thirty.six wide, and will
cost about $4,000. The building will be
fitted up with cloak rooms, etc, but the
main part OF the building will be con.
verted into hall where the society will
hold Its business meetings, social gather
ings, etc.
The foundations for Herman Bluchsrs
new house are all laid. When this place
IL completed, IL will be the finest resi-
dence In Old Albuquerque.
l.. U. Albers, the dairyman. IL putting
mp some weigh scales In front OF his resi-.
dence on Main street.
As result OF the uprising OF the law.
abiding people OF Old Albuquerque last
spring, when Ribera's son was killed In
Fighting Corral, a great reform has
DebH uotiCtu III tue tOuRn pOtNt a VI tnc
town.
Another boy put In his appearance Of
the home Of Nester Montoya on Tuesday
last. He will be baptised next week and
then three celebrated names will be en-
rolled on the baptismal register, for his
proud "daddie" has decided 10 call hin
Dewey Theodore Montoya.
Mariana Csndelaria and Juan Samors,
formerly two OF the expert rlayerp IN 4
First Regiment band. who accompanied
the Phoenix Indian school band Il
Omaha, are spending couple OF weeks
with their relatives In old town. At tht
conclusion OF their visit. they will leavt
for Phoenix to become permanent fix.
lures In the Indian school band there.
The public schools Of Old Albuquerque
have commenced the new school year
auspiciously, with large attendance in
the diillrent buildings. Three Sisters
OF Charity are In charge.
Some OF the leading cltizens OF Old
Albuquerque will give grand bsile al
Orchestrion hall Saturday evening.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-08
SAN DOMIsaO REVOLUTION.
Grand Reception to Be Given tn tho
surgent Leaders,

Grand Reception to Be Given to tho In
surgent Leaders.
Kingston, Jamaica, Sept. s--Domini-
can mail adylces just received here say
that the apparently enthusiastic ard
Ostensibly national demonstration pre-
pared in Santo Domingo for Juan lsidro
Jiminez, leader OF the successful rev0lu-
tion In that country. by Gen. lmber and
leaders OF the JimineZ immediate p0liti-
cal faction, IL not altogether represen-
tative OF the real popular sentiment. IL
IL now beginning TO appear that while
the whole nation accepted the revolution
on the tscit understanding that the in
tolerable incubus OF party politics had
been permanently removed by SO
curing All American pr0tectorste, the
Jlmiuez party were finally working for
his personal interests TO establishment,
which they now purpose utilizing VIC
tory IL they can compass his constitutions
al election, In spite Of the growing pop
ularity of General Horaci0 Vasquez. pro-
visiOnal vice president, who IL the real
leader OF the revolution and Ia the real
hero of the hour. Advices add that un-
less the person elected either adopts pop
ular ASPIRATIONS, or M an alternative,
succesis In giving the c0un-
try Immediately MI administration
combining sovereign Independence with
that Of financial stability, the Industrial
progress and complete internal political
freedom to which II 70 long has been
stranger and which the people have fully
determined to secure at any cost, blood
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-08
DREYFUS TRIAL.
Eloquent Speech Of N, Demange
for the Defendant.
India will Adopt the Gold Stan
dard to Prevent Disasters.
Gen. Miles May 20 TO the PHILIPPINES In q
Short Time.
cnNyrUr pup Upn IN N fUoIs
CONVENT BURNED IN ILLINOIS.

Rennes, Sept. S.-The Lycee was
crowded this morning at the opening OF
the trial. Standing room at the back OF
the court commands fifteen and twenty
francs. Among the privileged spectators
to-day WAS Baron Russell, lord chief
justice OF England. Maitre DemaDge
opened In a speech for the defense. In
eloquent terms and with impressive de-
livery he brought out strong evidence
against ksterhszy. During his remarks
he cried: ''Do you think II Dreyfus and
Esterhazy had been before the court
martial In 1894 the court would have
condemned Captain Dreyfusp" Counsel
pointed to the prisoner sitting by him
and added: "Nol"
He tilled the room with stent0rian
tones ~ he thuDdered with indignation
at the charges against Dreyfus and the
shameful weakness OF the prosecution
and I'm Cenunciation Of Esterhazy. The
gestures and features OF Demangs were
equally expressive. Drsyfus was calm
aud cheerful. At IL o'clock Demange an
nOunced that he would need another two
hours and half to finish, 30 the court
adjourned until 1880 to morrow. A YER
diet IL not expected before Monday.
There was q rumor after adjournment
OF the court that LabOri had decided not
TO speak In view OF the irritating effect
his every utterance has on the court.
IL IN generally noticed to-day that the
two lawyers for the defense are apparently
at loggerheads.
Great interest has been aroused by the
arrival Of Max Regis. former mayor OF
Algiers. q noted jew batter, which II
considered bad omen for the peace OF
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-08
Compsny "a Meetine.

The Albuquerque Guards, Company g.,
held very interesting meeting last
night at their armory. A large number
Of the guards we're present and were
drilled In the hall aud on First street by
Acting Captain j. X. Elder.
The guards have accepted the invita-
tion OF the Territorial Fair association 10
turn out in the parade Thursday after
noon.
Several names we're presented for act.
i've and associate membership.
After drill large number OF the boys
engaged In the game OF basket ball,
which proved very interesting to all.
The guards are TO be congratulated
upon securing Armory hall and the fine
gymnasium therein. The boys are max
ing good use of the apparatus every
night and 1t will prove TO be pleasant
place TO spend their time.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-08
GERMAN DECLARATION.
Captain Dreyfus Never Had Communic
tion with ANY aertnan Agent.

Captain Dreyfus Never Had Communities
ton with Any German Agent.
Berlin, Sept. 3 -Reichsanzeiger this
evening In the official portion OF the
paper published the following statement
I'VE are authorized to repeat herewith
declarations which the imperial govern.
ment while loyalty observing the reserve
demanded In regard to internal matters
OF another country has made concerning
the French Captain Dreyfus.
For the preservation Of bis own dignity
aud the fulfillment OF his duty to human.
ity. Prince Munster. after obtaining
orders Of the emperor. repeatedly made In
December, 1894, and In January, 1890. tC
NJ. Hsnotsux. NJ. Dupuy and NJ. Casimir
Perier. declarations TO the effect that the
imperial embassy In France never main.
tained either directly or indirectly
any relations with Dreyfus. Secretary
OF State Won Buelow In Reichstsg. Jan
uary 90, 1898. made the following state
ment: II declare In most positive man
ner. that no relations or connections OF
any kind ever existed between the
French ex-Csptain Dreyfus. now on
DEVILS Island, and any German agent"