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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

sonper 3,.r uns isnsr 3assn 10 elm 9bier Ct.
l&ienen tpir',
Sas auf isiner Normorbiihe Oh rr 9biir oeieHeu
tp6r'
8lit BEN Ndmen .9~immtrmebr.s
Sisits 9port nur fpra1 Der Rabe bumpf uup boil.
mt aus otm @rabe,
ais Oh istns GAME Se.lt in Dem einm Mor.t
tpdr'.
aBsitsr Th@t tparo Oann o.iprohen, muir ureiu Sers
nod bort i'd pc9.n,
Sis eas e@fpsistn i1 etbro9.n: pGnS'rt GrsunS.
flob'n ttitbtr
alnng fipb feitb,r.I
SSrdD oer &abs: u~RimmermtbrIA
SIMMER SOS'r ftsa msin etsunsn BEL b.s @absn
Sod i'd Soats: yObne 3peif.I m.it Ct Si.s uns
font Ri4ts mtbr;
OATS BON fsinsm ornr.n Meifter. Dem Sss uneliids
tinf're Setter
Srobtsn BRETT uno brobNn p~r.iftsr, bis ct tuib ump
trautrfhper
His ibm fttuono Der 6%offnuna S6imm.r, uub ct
.fortan ieif,te i&psr:
ID ninlmer - simnlsrmebr!s
Gros Der 9rausr spito.r bradts Ct Sabin mid, bab
i'd Iabte;
Ginsn Urmfubl tnelid rolte i'd sur Ebur uno
@ogI Der.
Sn ben feminine &iH.n ~li.s.ns, in bic 6arS Si.
98anee f6mi.esne,
SdH1 t6, bin rno Der nrth ~ipiteeno, mas oes @ors
ts SeutIne mar -
Was Der crimre, finft'r. @oe.l aus Dem nad,aen
S6attsnbar
Wolt NIT itinsm rNimmermshr.s
Sisfss fab i'd fin e~rneHeno, ooa beg @oe.ls ni@t
bergefsnb,
SsHsn Gsuraus,n jebo mir bas Ser, b~,,lsmmt.n
iebr;
unb NIT i9merslib.n @.fablm liss nsin aaupt
Hh lame fn{tb1sp
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IL Merchan ts'A Miners
&& Transportation Comp.

Sdmpfer s &fnttn.
wdd Spffcn unb cem CAsni
teben Oienftae, Donnertas unb SsHntdS
Ndnmittaas 4 fhr.
Rad Nropteence iInc Gem Chen:
iehen U!ouiaa, plittp oh uuo Srcitas, RadM 4 ubr.
Nad 2%apannab une Gem Eiifen:
ieeen Vtontas .Yitttfpob, Nreitas. Radnittaas 4 ubr.
Rad Reppprt'sSeps Inn NprfoIf:
tdaIih. ouss,nOmm.ra/ amnass, giatm. 4 rtr.
rnnber:reffite Sea%utmlitteit.n unb S,soIiauns.
eorsiaItise 8eriaeuns unb ibnsle S.torberuns.
6. X. 6illtnsbam. 4seHt,
6uB sss Ians.n DOrs;
q. T.gtebbtnS. u. Z. d.;
2S. y. Iurrer, @.=Y.EI.;
9. g.. VI bituep. a.sU.
6auptbir.aur-Nr. GA CR.esrman.1 tra0e.
Ql3t&S-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08


eaoe a,b,n al an @pStRtassu mad Cardiff IN
80 Nsro,ns uns AGO 4GSmit'ass
Saa, osb,n al an WodtRiassn naS Sslair in
go Rorstns uns $50 @a6mit'aes.
9iio, ash,n alb an Ssnniaetn mad sdrotif un
g N qporo,ns une 400 Rc6mittass.
8aqt etb,n eb an Ssnntaosn mao Us!a'r un
Ga gbtnos. m-
Gin 3us ssss d an eaureco na1 Ttsatf N
INV "a. q. WserG
CQsu-A 1tnralsS tAlistabsSL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

Yet the ear distinctly tells,
In the jangling,
And the wrangling,
How the danger sinks and swells,
BY the sinking or the swelling in the anger
of the bells,
Of the bells,
OF the bells, bells, bells, bells,
Bells, bells, bells,-
In the clamor and the clangor of the bells.
Nv.
Hear the tolling OF the bells,-
Iron bells!
What a world of solemn thought their
monody compels!
In the silence of the night,
How we SILVER with alright
At the melancholy menace of their tone!
For every SCUM that floats
from the rust within their threats
is a groan.
And the people-ah, the people
1ney that dwell up IN the steeple,
And who tolling, tolling, tolling,
In that muffled monotone,
Feel a glory in so rolling
On the human heart a stone:
Ihey are neither man nor woman
They are neither brute nor human
They are Ghouls;
ana tnelr KIM 1t Is who tolls,
And he rolls, rolls, rolls,
Rolls a paean from the bells!
And his merry bosom swells
With the paean of the b4slh
AND he dances, and he yells;'
Keeping time, time, time,
In a sort of Runic rhyme,
To the paean of the bells
OF the bells:
Keeping time, time, time,
In a sort of Runic rhyme,
To the throbbing of the BELLS
OF the bells, bells, bells,-
10 the sobbing of the bells;
Keeping time, time, time,
AS he kneIls, knells, knells,
In a happy Runic rhyme,
70 the rolling of the bells.-
Of the bells, bells, BELLS
10 the tolling of the bells,
OF the bells, bells, bells, bells,-
Bells, bells, BELLS
10 the moaning and the grooming of the
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10 alttmpre>S bip>8 abn
~O Era. ia Araft am II. Sunt 1893.

Va4 Qbi,aae unb benz Rorotp.Ren - ut. aotals
stattpn, e.3 gormittags, 62 db,ros tdGlid.
ssms.n,e tatisn, 94o SOrmitta0s uno 100 aOtnst.
gtab Cincinnati, 81. 9ouis uno 2outspil. WI:
Republication, 2.26 0admitta0s uno lO4l Nbtnes
tdsIi4. Gamosn"Statlon, go Tornlf'aos' -"
0abmittaes uno los @btros.
Ra6 gittsbure uuo Gleo.lano Ust. So9tt'
Citation, 9.32 8ormittaes unO GAP Ibtuos ta1ia.
gur mad Qittsburg 1oA @b,Tos. SaInosn'Sa'
tion, 90 9ormittaos uno 7.25 @e'nos lGah@'
Tur nab 9ittsburg 1856 ab.nos.
Vaa Columbus, 5o1,oo unO Detroit Wt.
@opaG station, l0.4l AbaHos. Cs6latpaaaons ecssn
nm 9.l5 Gbsnos alb Gumotn 3 Citation, l0.S
Gberos.
taps t6ali5. COMMUNICATION, 2.O Na9ntitisss
t6nlih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

pergdieb er. (DaB er NIT benz Work
Nevermore auf ben 2ippsn setorz
Ben lei, 1T cine poetifde Nusidmitz
tuna.) 6err Nslion poe lisb bic 2eiz
DE in ieiner 5amiliengruft auf benz
Tobtenbofe Der WeItminfertirae bei=
fehsn. ND bic 8altimprer 2ebter benz
Dittsr Dor Subren Elm sintadss
Denfmal erri9tet baben.
Oieies lit bic pabre Sef4shte
bonn Scbe Cigar 4aan pos's uno i'd
fonte meinen, bob @insr nod gar fsin
Srunfsnbpio gu iein brau4t, Inn 10
au lterben.
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Hah @aibinatpn.

ERt. 3osslsstution, on pOd.ntug.n, T6W, 10Y
1850. 1880, 1882. 10a BORN, rl24l, y?B,
aimit.0.S susfbltblu6 9uaman IS Winutsn'3Aet,
1882 unb Il0.4l @b,nos! eonuta9s, $500,
1880, 1889 gOrmtttaQg, r.. %, 1896 Rabmittaes'
r6.42 uno r7.06 elSsuos, rRopaI QimitsO4 Hns'
fhIi.bIib pullman As Winut.u'Siss, 1872 uns
rlo.4 Al @btnos.
COMMUNICATION, an @ob.utaau. 500. 1918:
1926, 6.35, 1925, $500, 8.35, 800. r94o Esa
u. rl1.W BORN, r. Is, gl2.5O E24o, 80, S34S ~
6ls, ROO, r7.l5 @b.nbs, .Rppal 2imit,o.' aus'
ibli,bli6 9pantun As Rinuttn'3iGt, EIg, si5'
g9.40, rlO.55 l1.30 abtnps. S%Ountass, 1913 63o'
8.35, 1900. 1910. 1886 gOrmtttags, LOS, t2to'
84 AS Minut,ul, $50 @a9mittaes, 6.l5, LLW,
RI. IL. ,Wpuol Qimit,s.s gusiblitbti6 9uameu
IS Minut,n.9 aat. r725, els, 1910, slO.SS' IL"
NS .nDs. ~
Vaa annapolis - Mt. IooaIsStutiOn, HH
gornittaes uno !124l Robmittaas. San,osn'
Station, !7O 9ormittuqs, 1920 uno -5N Ta@'
untt+dn9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Samptj1 tFS> Mn,eigea.
N0rfzNiuersQinie,"

mad W.fseoint unb Rttmonb.
5dqIib aIIsosromstn Sorntass) UNI rAr Rad,
mittass in s9st.sBstnt aridli,b.uo en- on insli&
ssb.nstn Giimbubnlue mad Ri6msuo, Q.
Der am MOnsay, Wittp0t uHo Greitsu abfab,
r.np. Tampf.r kot in 0~Iouc,fer, goint uns an.
monb's Wtrie an. unD Der am Sitnitaa, Tpnntrs
tas uno Samtas obfabrtnp. 9amSin lut In
Vcrttopn uno Glap-Bant ar.
1urd.A5inefe mad allen puufteu.
Billet Blreuu: Nr. III, On Saittnpre.Htr.
no 9aiitensin,mer im Uoraus btheut uno @epd6 aui,
aeaebcH neroen tarn.
Saupts SIreaur: Rr. $50. efsbttrase.
Reuber Ioffer. q. &. ShiSm,
@sn.raI.&eiaditsfi5r.r. GeneroIsSiuet.gl .nt.
laua3lt&S-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

W." S'oe, IuelueS HxIHes WlnenS
na4 ME Der Wabrbsit semdb BARGE
fteat porben 1T. Die i'm Hahltsbenz
ben mitsetbeilten l1m1tGnbe tabs id
IN ben ie4aiser .Sabrsn 1slbIt BON
Wertpanoten uno 8sfonnten erfroot
unb erforidt.
Poe mar, mas man 10 bGufio Bel
S4nappstrintern uno Defenders oft
In Qmeritu finbsf, Elm periooi1der
5rlnter unb iein ,tussnobafter 8ioz
graph 9rispolb mag ia i'm ganaen
Redt babsn, tpenn er bon ibm faat:
r@r mar elm Sruntenbpto unb itarb
IN Der Sole" @eit fiinfsig Subren
bat man ibm bieies unbe isben nadoez
lhrsben unb nadesiprpaen. @elblt
Sbomas @6drf, Der es 10 leidt oez
9abt bdtte, bic Wabrbeit ii6er isinsn
Sob gu erfabren, fdnibt in ieinen
chronicles of Baltimore:'--.Sn
Baltimore anestommsn, purbe er BON
einem 5reunoe peranlaBt, elm 9las
Wein gu trinten. Ssin temperament
mar elm folhes, bub Elm ober apei
glider bei ibm ale 6olsen zines an
b~altenben, i%ibermdBiesn SpirituoIenz
genuhes bsrbsi fibrten. Ginen ODER
5pei Sage lang ldbt ii9 feline Spur
ni9t Derfolsen, bod am 4. Ofio6er
tpurbs sr in bspubtlOiem 3uitanbs
na4 benz 9OfpitaE Der Wa1binaton-
uniperIitdt ssbradt. mo sr itars."
Sb @ogar 4aan pos pirtli9 elm
9runtenbolb mar ober ni9t, foI 6ier
tusoer fsftgsiteat, nod pernsint psr=
ben; Der 3rDed hiefer 3silsn 1T es nur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

NIte 3eitungen tQolre'ponbsnten).
iOc. pro Sunhsrt. su baben in Der Office bts Dent.
iheu Gorreipoueenteu.- Baltimore Ctr. unb Bon.
Cifce: Hpenus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Safe!
Yahe!

sur Riie I'M guslanbe beiorst ~iunerbalb a EtuuAeI
5l ~btbeuteno btrab9destem 4reIie
6Onaro Naine,
elbpehsgfe Ealtimeyes StgoEs uno en,OifEesNse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
Cmpire,Sini
Na1 Geltb.
Worobeut16er Sfopo.
~ @ssslmdBise
4@2anpf- S6iffa6rt
Baltimore nn0 Bremen.

Dur& bts etsene fir bi.i,n 3p.d an b:r 9IoSs s.6aa.
Ia nit allen GriorserniNtn u%tri.6.n,a
ssuen ~eiiernen V~etsaMpiidifs
vNRiinden1 Gapt. o.. 5ruue.
,Srtsoen," CAPT. y. 9rpS.
>. $; M.ier.. sast, 6. etssHdsH.
y@Siutbao,1 Gapt. O.. Yole.r.
'9 rsi i Cant SaS1' S Sn1sn
Die Qbfabrtstage iino, pie folgt:
bon Baltimore:
-Grsfelo," Mittp., II. OFT, 2 iisr Ru6m.
r6aQe," Wittip., Is. Oft, . llbr Wadm.
*sNiiubtn,H WlttD., 25. Oft, 2 llhr Nabm.
r8olano," Mittrp, /. 0oo., 2 llhr Nadm.
"p98ilebao," Vttttip., 8, Noobr., 2 ltbr Rabm.
*rIresOm," .Utittiu., IL. Rop., = llbr Yadm.
llno isrutr 1cotn Sonnsritag BON 9rcmeu uno is
DEN Witttpo6 bon Baltimore.
Sie NIT sinem = bs3ei6neten Sampfsr b~ef6roern
Gaiiiten=QaNa9itre.
3peite 8uiItezp 8rsis
Bon Baltimore nab Bremen 800
Runoreiic=gilete bon 1871. 90 bis $85. 50
8mii6tnOtts .9ufiaGe greiie:
BON baltimore nab Bremen 5000
BON Bremen na6 Baltimore SAG 30
&unpreiitsgiaete bon Baltimore ra6 Gre.
men INN luritd $3.50
gseaen 5radt unO guHaus iutnOs man fb an bic
9eneraI=AQcnten
u. S6uma6er e Co.,
CIR. 5, saO=8apss traSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
ia atlantic transport <Co.
NLM @ersraIzIaenteH,
02Sfx3S4 O3 bis 400 Baters CITRATE.

Ntlantic transport Simie.
Baltimore na1 Gpnbpn.
GampTsr DRniqbt Companion" II. Gftobtr.
CAMPER plRontana4 90. Gttpbrr.
Sampitr pGnigbt Commander" 3. Topsmbr.
Suro=9ini e.
Baltimore na6 geIfaIt uno Dublin.
Na9 Ssliait.
Gampftr s2oro Srnonoc4 u. Sttobtr.
Oampfer u&Oro Suiitriu" . II. Cttobsr.
Jld1 Dublin.
Camper p2arne" . IS. Gttpber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08
epnnta9, ben 3. Cftpber 1899.
(SIr BEN Observation-Disclosures y
Cigar AQan Toe.

eissrarbifortfdes G.S.nibtatt ~ i.in.m 50. sob.ss
taee.
Bon Gbmart 8. 3epb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

Stein onoerer 9i9ter Dor ibm bat
Der snslifden Spra9s fol6e aldnas
entlodt, obslei4 cine san5s 4nsobl
lebten, bic unbebinst piel erDBer tpaz
rem, ols er. poe's prp1aifde edrif<
ten rstbten an feline poetiids berun.
lie baben in Der Meltliteratur Ghule
ssma9t. Sbns pos tein Sules Der
1s!pos's proia lit m%eiftsrbaft; be &C.
9snitdnbs, tpelde sr nit 0orliebs Be-
hanoelt, iinb aQein barun idulb, bah
bic Vr5ablunsen 10 ,psnig ms 9olf
georungen 1ino. Mit GROCER 8irtuoz
iitat f6iloert poe @siitssperirrunoen
unb 5ei4net biefelben bonn erifen
14tpafsn Infange Biz 5ur aataltroz
pie pib9olosifd. Seine Mnolpie Der
Sotoihntraiisn Der Msnfdsn iinb er=
Itaunli6.
init Meiiterbanb malt er uns cine
Monomanis ME 3. 9. in "The Fall OF
ne House of Usher in "Ligeia," in
William Wilson," Mit unbeimliher
3aubersetpalt fffeIn uns feline Gradbz
lunaeu "Mesmeric Revelations" "The
Fact of the case of Valdemar" u. (. M.
Die gu elmer 3eit sel4risben fpurben,
dig manpon Mesmerismus, Sppnotisz
mus u. I. M. LANCE ni6t 10 piel
tpuBte, als bsute. Sdauber uno gntz
isbsn erfuaen uns bei'm Ourdls1su
FOLDER prpouttionsn pie "a Descent
nto tn e Maelstrom." .sSn Der bsutz
ffen 2itsratur ldbt ii9 ibm b0dItens
6. u. 5. 9offmunn an bic Ssits itslz
len; aber poe mar Der senialere BON
8eiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

Hear the mellow wedding BELLS
Golden bells!
What a world of happiness their harmony
foretells!
Through the balmy air of night
How they ring out their delight!
From the molten golden notes
And all in tune,
What a liquid ditty floats
To the tu%rtle-dove that listens. while she
gloats
On the moon!
Oh, from out the sounding cells,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-08

YDll3e1 Ddrndls DIE 1frrI0enDe 0e%
malt unterI tiibte. Ginsm Iolden prebz
gang fisl poe in isner Nu4t oss 2.
Oftpb.rs in bic 9dnos uno nun bat
9err Sharf a~lsrbinss redt, r5tpsi
Sage lang ldbt ii4 feline Spur niat
psrfolssn." ISn pelder Spslunts Der
Oi9ter %ssfunsen eebalten, in psl4sm
Seller er auf ben bsporl tsbsnoen Dablz
tao porbereitst nurbs, piss pirb pobl
epie Elm @e1simnib bleibsn.
Gm 4. Ottobsr fanb bic Wabf ftutt.
Dim Nahmittae jenes Cages erbieii
Sr. Nel1pn poe, Der Better bes Did,
tiers, bic Ha4ri6t, bub iein Neffe to-
tai bstruntsn an Der gds BON 5aNEtez
unb 1ortb StraBs in Der 9ofie liegs.
9srr 81. pos tpuBte gar ni4t, bab Iit
Der Oi6tsr in Der Staot befinoe, ell
ts a6er bod iufurt CUR Stsls uni
fano bort einsn srobsn Menifenbou=
fen, pel4er neugierie ben 8strunts=
men I'm ltano. - 0erielbe mar leiber
mebr als betrunfen, er mar pabnlin=
mig. 9srr poe lieb i'm nod Dem
arantenbauie Der Du1binston : Unit
p.riitdt, in Der bsutigen rgbur9=
6ome : Snfirmarp" an 8roaopap
brinssn, ND Der Di4ter fat 5pei Sa=
&c in bepubtlolsm 3uitunbe lag. Ils
am Morssn beg 7. Sttobsr Der So
| fpitalar5t bic Runb ma4ts unb ar
poe's gstt fam, ridtsis ii9 bieie,
plObli4 auf, fob ii4 psrtpunoert I'm
uno frasts: vWp bin i6?"
~gei S6rsn 5reunosn, 9srr poe.'
Iagte Der Ir5t liebepoa.
r5rsunOen! Sd babe feline 5rsun.
be! Wer mein 6rsuno fsin min, be,
eri4iebe midi" = Dieie Worte muir.
ben in Der groBten Iufresuns sefpro:
den, Der Di4ter fant auf iain 2asel
anriid uno obns elm @ort gu foesv
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-11
SAME OLD STORY.
After a Battle the lnsursent
Losses In the Majority.
A Number Of Their Forces Taken
Prisoners.
Sick snd Wounded Filipinos Fly Red
Flags.
AMERIcAH LOSSES SLIGHT.

San Francisco, De Mslabon. Oct. H.
General Schwan's column while ap.
preaching this town, marched through a
country 30 muddy that all the mules col
lspsed. He occupied the town without
fighting. the insurgents retresting un-
der cover OF creek beds. Later, recon.
noitering was In force TO the southwark.
General Schwsn came upon the
trenches where we're hidden insurg -nts
who poured several volleys upon the gen.
eral and staff. The rebels resisted stub
bornly.
Rec0nnoiters, consisting OF Captain
Geray's battalion OF the Thirteenth regi.
ment aud two guns Of Riley's battery,
drove the insurgents two mites. ighting
all the way. They found feld piece and
several wounded and sick Filipinos Il ing
red nags. and captured twenty five insur-
gents, including three officers.
Many Of the Filipino dead we're strewn
along the fields. The American loss
total. was one officer and seven men
wounded. Schwan's main column
started at daylight this morning along a
fearful road on the left bank Of the river,
fsnkers being thrown far out, and
Major Budd's battalion on the right bank
covering the flank, rendering the flre
from the insurgent trenches ineffective
Major Budd returned to Santa Cruz be-
fore dark. The natives seem generally
to be supporters Of an iusurrection. but
have no arms. There was much nring
at American soldiers from the native
huts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-11
Baby Ohristsned In Honolulu.

III. Cloutbier, the popular young
grocer Of this city, has received news OF
the christening Of an infant nephew OF
Mrs. Ciothier In Honolulu, concerning
which the Pacific Commercial Advertiser
OF Honolulu says. The bells OF the
Catholic cathedral chimed msrrily yes
terdsy afternoon where there was pre-
sented at the bsptismsl font the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs s. Forth. Monsiguor Rob.
eft 6ulstsn, bishop OF Psnopolis. per
formed the baptismsl ceremony. The
child was presented al the font by the
godmOther AMI godfather. Mrs. Albert
Rsss, the charming wife OF one OF the
most popular financial men Of the city.
aud N. Henri MOet, consul OF France AT
this capital. NJ. Forth Il nov acting
vice consul Of France. aud there were
present In the cathedral gathering Of
the representative French people In hOuor
Of the occasion. Later there was cele.
grafton at the home OF the young parents
and to the accompaniment Of the popping
OF corks the health OF the heir, Henri
4sston Salondi Forth, who was born the
23rd OF July, WAS drunk and the good
wishes OF all expressed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-11
DIsrRIur COURT.

The Indian, Hoske, IL once more free
man. He was indicted jointly with an
other Indian, by the name OF Noskiker,
Tor murder. This latter died last sum
mer aud the evidence introduced showed
that he was the murderer. AZ the close
OF the prosecution. Attorney Gillette
moved for instructions for defendant and
the court instructed the Jury 10 return q
verdict OF not guilty.
la the case OF Frank Mitchell, charged
with larceny. the jury being called and
sworn, Attorney Wilkerson moved TO dis
miss on the ground that the indictment
charged an impossible date. The court
sustained the motion and Mitchell was
set ut liberty.
In the ca q OF Charles McCarr. charged
with grand larceny, motion to Quash
was made by Attorney G. X. Burg, lead
ing counsel in the case. which motion
was sustained by the court this morning.
A motion OF claim for damages in the
sum Of % 600 against the Atlantic &
Pacific Railroad company was filed by
Lizzie Wendsll for injuries sustained.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-11
SHOP IMPROVEMENTS.
New Buildings and Pieces Of
Machinery.
Hoske, Supposed Indian Murderer,
Released.
Larceny Case Against Frank Mitchell
Dismissed.
HONOLULU CHRISTENING,

There has been extensive improve
ments in the Santa Fs Pacific shops,
under Mr. Geo. ". Smith, superinten-
dent OF machinery. Several new build
iags have been erected including a store
house. pattern storehouse. car depart
ment m schine shop. and house for fire
appliances.
In the car repair yards new material
tracks have been placed between the main
tracks. and IN such way that all de-
psrtments are reachsd by them, thus re-
ducing the labor expense to a minimum.
A pnuematic car wheel hoist has bsen
so arranged that the loading and un-
loading Of car wheels is accomplished In
IN astonishingly rapid manner.
In the blacksmiths shop two most up
to date All Ak bolt and forging machines
have been placed; one for large work and
one for small WORK. In this depart
ment also has been added 1900 pound
steam hammer, combined punch and
shears, and two number blowers
There has been re-arrangemsnt OF the
machinery In the locomotive machine
shop, and q large planer, boring mill.
slotter and two bolt lathes, have been
added. The distribution of air for power
purposes has been enlarged TO cores.
pond with the power furnished by the
large compressor recently installed.
The old store house has been con-
verted into an air equipment repair shop
where all the work OF this description for
the entire road Is done. II Is model
air equipment plant.
Many other improvements have been
made by Mr.. Smith looking toward rapid
and finished work, and the policy OF the
Santa Fe Pacific In dsvoting q fixed sum
each year to the improvement Of shop
facilities, has enabled him to bring the
Albuquerque shops to point Of perfec'
tion In its facilities and the results Of
such improvements are fast becoming
apparent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-11


Joseph a, Waiker' or 'ae a, gc,e,n,nes ,ea an'',n
sec'e, sc, VIZ, vanio ~ loni un suo S sous,
,as, hisn. snu is ueius 'nsIouuoeu a'ouiu l
oy Mafslai hohiiian. m'i "alhe, wa
a. Ls .luVes as WITNESS III ,ne oase oi
tne United states vs.. Jesus ma uIeJaus
cnargeu WIN having III ms possesSsaon Sessnna
eoun'el @ .ei' ooins anu nio.iu1, M
,n ,ba nant,antiarS WsiLsr viii
oo,,,npa no,th 10 n,nvsr to- nioht
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mseting Oh ,he ooiuieis a,a sooios,
Was @ hsiu yeStsruay ~ 'ne 'es,ushos snassas y, v
mrs. oaihes II. nIc'n, anu uooiueu w
"var ~ ,hon ,ha monav gh,ch was rs'
SnoasS ~. ,ha .a5ri,ors Ths,a ia soi 5o
~ ,ha ,ssasnv sn "a NJ chiIdsrs nrasi
dant ~ ths IA so.isty will tnrn that
amount over to the treasurer OF the
BENEVOLENT society to-day.
uava mat racs,vsd ano,hsr large stock
n, ,n,oitura stoysa ranges nieture
frames. carpets. rugs. In fact au ything
for comfortable housekeeping. Anyone
can be- suited, either in quality OF price.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-11
LOCAL PARA8RAPBB.

ID. 7. Duckwall, Jr., has accepted q po-
sition as assistant time keeper In the
shops.
Jas. l.. Ball 81 Co. have secured the ser
vices OF Chss. Conroy, the experienced
grocery clerk.
DR.. j. A. Tascher has removed his
Off ,e to the N. I. Armijj building, cor
ner Of South and Railroad avenue.
Dr. j. A. Tsschsr has removed his
office to the n I. Armijo building, cor.
ner OF Second and Railroad avenue.
Mrs. J. ID Wiley has returned from an
extended visit is Las Vegas. She will
reside with her daughter. Mrs. T. c. Lane.
Capt. Stockton. the Bslen fruit and to-
oacco raiser, drove up to the city last
night, aud was around TO day selling
fruit
A delightful time was spent last even
ing ut the home OF the Misses Julia and
May Rsnnison, by the memb RS Of the st.
Johns Social Guild.
For the convenience Of those intend
ing to be present at the Guards ball,
tickets will be placed ut Matson Il Co.,
Newcomers, Rupees and O'Bielly's.
Charles Lane, who has been an en-.
ploye Of the Santa Fe shops at La Junta,
Colo, for some time past, returned TO
the city and will resume work at his
former position at the shops In this
plaza.
A most enjoyable time was passed al
the home OF Mrs. Thomas sherwood last
evening. The social was In the nature
of camp fire and was attended by a
large number Of members Of the Womsn's
Relief Corps.
The entertainment Of the Albuquerq ue
Guards will begin promptly at 8 O'Clock
to- morrow evening. The Armory has
been tsstily decorated for the event and
presents very pretty appearance. The
Guards will spare no pains to have their
friends handsomely entertained.
MI Myers is moving his fixtures
from the San Pedro boarding house TO-
day, and on next Monday morning HI
will have a restaurant opened In Bland
Mr.. Myers Ia q well. known restaursnteuI
In the territory, and ~ he has decided Il
cast his anchor in the great Cochiti HI
Is now assured Of success.
j. j. Lopez y Jaramillo, Of Kelly; j
Gallegos, OF Punts de Aqua; Juan Sepsl
bads, Of TorreOn. and j. N. Sena, also o
Punts do Aqua; wet goods merchants o
their respective towns. are In the city to
day, purchasing supplies to tide then
over until the Christmas holidays
Messrs. Bachechi & Giomi had the fou
gentlemen In tow at 10 o'clock thi
morning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-11
GENERAL FUNSTON RETURNS.
Says tho Fiiipinos Are Good Fighter'

Says tho Fiiipinos Are Good Fighters
Not u Candidate.
San Francisco, Oct. 1l.-General Fun
ston. who arrived last night on the
Tartar, with the Kansas volunteers. said
"The Filipinos are pretty god fighters
aud some pretty good shots, but the ma.
jority Of them are poor"
He added, while the Filipinos we're In
telligent he did not think they were
capable Of self government. He de.
clared he was not candidate for the
vice presidency, and said he expected to
be mustered out very soon.