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berry rules came into vogue. He easily
ranks second in popularity even to
John l.. Sullivan in his most popular
day. Said Manager George Considine
to me in the LenoX club last Tuesday
night, as he heard the shouts that were
evoked by Peters entrance in its ring:
1 can hardly understand Makers pop
ularity. If he was licked for the first
five days in the week he could draw a
big crowd on Saturday night, He is
a marvellous fighter too, for he can lick
any man he can hit, and he can hit
any man he is not afraid Of -
Those old timers. Jake Kilrain and
Steve O'Donnell, have signed articles
to meet in 10-round contest in Bal
timore early next month.
Spike Sullivan and Joe Cans will
meet in the Lenox &C the latter part
of this month al 1873 pounds.
JabeZ White and Harry Greenfield,
who are known in America through
their contests with Mike Sears and
Spike Sullivan, have been matched to
box for $1,000 a side in England next
month.
Billy Stiff wants to know whether
or not Jack Root is going to stand by
his agreement to meet him in finish
fight under straight Queensberry rules
within six weeks of their recent six
round bout at Tattersalls. Stift's man
ager agreed to the match on condition
that finish fight would be arranged
Immediately afterward.
Says Martin Julian: mccoy has
been beating few easy marks, and
now he wants to fight for the cham
pionship. He has never done anything
to have a call for match with Bob.
I think Fitzsimmons can defeat either
Jeffries or Sharkey and it makes little
difference who wins. There would be
nothing to gain by defeating a man like
Mccoy We are after higher game
just now, and may look after his case
later
New York World The big fight be-
tween Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey
will come off at Coney Island island as
scheduled, though stories to the con-
trary have been heard. Tom O'Rourke
manager of the sailor, is authority fol-
the statement that no change in the
battle-ground has been thought of. This
announcement ought to settle all other
rumors.
Says Jim Jeffr es: Training is SIM
ply pleasure to me at this time of the
year. feel as though l could run,
skip the rope, punch the bag. and box
for 10 hours at a stretch. OF course,
I don't, for l need but little hard prep
aration for my coming contest with
Sharkey I regard him as much less
dangerous opponent than Fitzsim-
t,oonS''
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it's purpose is something benevolent.
THE manufacturers will be benefited"
says Colonel Pope, vice president of the
trust, land the buyers will be as we'll
off as ever. for there will probably be
no increase in the price of wheels, al
though the cost of materials has of
late been rapidly advancing. The prime
object of the trust Is economy of
production. 1t will hereafter cost less
to turn out machines, as there will not
be so many standards of parts. Some
statesmen and clerks will lose their pc
sitions, but there will be no reduction
in the force of mechanics. In fact, the
workmen will gain by the change for
under the new regime they will have
steadier employment ana longer ten
ure of service. Some of the smaller
plants will be closed in order to fur
ther the policy of minimizing expense.
but the number of men who VIII be
thrown out of work will be small, since
the trust will make more bicycles than
dividual factories
1t will be interesting to watch the
outcome of the affair. as the n. c.. A.
people are loud in their claims that
they will control all of the indoor
tracks this winter, and if such is the
case the other riders can hardly afford
u iose the money tnat Will be given
out at the indoor meets. The N G.. A.
has also made the announcement that
any of the l.. a. w. riders who make
application to join the organization
will have 10 put up the money to gay
their fines before they will be allowed
to DO so.
Under the headline Bicycle Fools"
London Truth says:
Feats of skill and endurance are adj
mirable in their way, but the votaries
of cycling seem to be taking leave of
their senses in the search for QuiN-
otto enterprises of this sort. Some two
months since we We're told of a man
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22
Observation-Disclosures
THE RING

The big fight between Champion j.
J. Jeffries and Thomas j. Sharkey has
been postponed from Oct. 81, the date
originally arranged, to Nov. 8. The
postponement is due to the fact that
Jeffries recently sustained an injury
to his arm during his training hours.
Following the announcement of the
hurt to Jim's arnl the people in the
sharkey camp Immediately began to
shout ''crawfish.' and asserted that
Jeffries was afraid of the sailor.
At a meeting of the managers of
the two big pugilists. however a mu-
tual agreement was reached whereby
the postponement was arranged. So
that the sports will have to wait Just
week longer for the big event
They have begun to talk and bet,
too. for that matter. on the coming
Jeffries-Sharkey fight down in New
York. Although it was intimated by
numerous so-called authorities that the
proposition would be an even one by
the time the men had gotten well down
to training, as usual, the authorities
didn't know what they were talking
ABOUT In the estimation of every
big moneyed sport in the great metrop-
oils there is but one in it, and he is the
champion. One or two go SO far as to
say that the brawny Jack Tar may
make it interesting for the champion
for number of rounds, but that is
about all. Not one tips him off as Il
possible winner. Interest in the big
fight is increasing daily and it is
thought that one of the greatest
throngs that ever assembled to witness
a tistic battle will be in New York
on Nov. 3. Big excursion trains will
be run from as far west as Chicago
and from New Orleans and all points
in the South, and altogether the event
promises to cap the years pugillstic
cap sheaf.
Kid Mccoy is certainly wise. if he
has. as report has it, declined to go on
with his match with Peter Maher. AS
a reason the graceful Hoosier claims.
that he is as good as matched with
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22

Kid Mccoy is certainly wise. if he
has. as report has it, declined to go on
with his match with Peter Maher. AS
a reason the. graceful Hoosier claims
that he is as good as matched with
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
Interstate Commerce Questions.

st. Louis, June 16.-Judge j. II. Rea.
gan, chairman OF the Texas board OF
railroad commissioners. appeared before
the interstate commerce commission to
day and made q statement in regard to
the alleged discrimination against do
msstic and In favor OF exporting handlers
Of grain and the alleged discrimination
against products OF grain. Reagan sug-
gested that there should be- meeting OF
railroad men and shippers from all over
the country, at which the situation
could be thoroughly canvassed and some
agreement reached which would be sat
isfactory to all concerned.
He was inclined to believe that II will
be necessary before an agreem snt can be
reached TO have some legislation on the
subject, not only TO make the agreement
valid and binding but also to fix penal.
ties for its violation. He said: Certain
ly the spirit OF such an agreement Is not
opposed to the spirit laws against pools
and trusts. Such an agreement would
be for the benefit OF the people and
shippers a. we'll N railroads. There IL
certainly some middle ground upon
which all can stand with equal advant
age"
Chairman Knapp thanked Judge Rea
gan for his valuable suggestions.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
THE CLEVELAND RIOTS.
The Ohio City In = state OF Intense Fxcite.
ment,

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, lsVs,snn, ,n Sams % io.-a'i I'm, tn,ousn .nt nl
forenoon 'ns streets were qule'' cars pr'
ing run wlthout moiestatlon. Az the
noon hour' wnen tue org lac'oIies ", ou,
Ine men uouoie was experienced ail
over tne ci.y' ing po,,ce nase o.e1
urawn lnto tne outski,ts Vi Tue town, anu
Iioters seelng tnls Ra'ne'eu III IoIce ~
aown town Suee,s' Az tne corne, OF
moou anu OF Slai, s,teets seserh nun
ored iactory giIis ooinosrued tne pAss,hp
cars witn oot.ies, ssones anu otnei
nilssiies u l IIoui snop!~inuoWs. SIo"u ol
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
TIE TRINIDAD BURGLARY,

safe Crackers Get $tI7 OF Santa Fs and
Colorado a Southern Money.
When the offices at the Santa Fe and
Colorado and Southern depots were
opened yesterday morning II was found
that some enterprising and expert
cracksmen had been there during the
night. knocked the dials of the safes
drilled into the combinations, taken out
the cash drawers and appropriated all
the available cash 10 themselves.
The burglars left no note or informa-
tion as TO which office was visited tirst,
but at both places got In through rear
window, entered the offices and did their
work with neatness and dispatch.
At the Santa fe office $3.50 in cash and
check for $4I So we're secured.
At the Colorado Il Southern tl93 ~
was the exact amount OF money secured
number OF checks and other articles oil
value being left undisturbed.
The tools used In the work were 80
cured from the blacksmith shops OF
I.ittlstpn and McCray, on west Main
street,
In this connection 1t might be we'll Il
mention that telephone message from
Ration yesterday afternoon said that q
safe had peen cracked In that city and
$50 secured.
The officers have not yet struck q clue
that indicates who the burglars are and
II is lively that they are we'll out Of the
country by this time.
The above details of the robbery which
occurred at Trinidad Tuesday night
proves conclusiyely that they are the
same parties who robbed the station al
Belen and the pOstotllce at Old La
Vegas, for their methods OF procedure
were identical In each instance.
". T, Watson. the special officer OF thu
Santa fe, who came here from Hutchi
son, Kan to investigate the shooting o
Engineer Mike Moss. Ia now directing
the pursuit OF the burglars and safe
crackers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
Death of q. l. skirk.

G, l.. shirk died last night shortly
before midnight. a. the result Of series
st iiemOrrhsges. which he suffered after
returning from San Pedro few weeks
ago. He rallied for time and there
were strong hopes entertained for his
recovery until Wednesday OF this week
when he commenced 10 sink again.
MIR. Shirk was u young man, 20 years
OF age, and WAS possessed OF strong
character and good abilities. He came
west from New York for his health about
two years ago. settling In Colorado. lie
afterward moved TO New Mexico and
spent most OF his time between Albu-
querque and San Pedro.
The remains will be shipped to.
morrow evening TO Mount Carroll, ILL.,,
where his relatives reside, for burial
Carlos Smith. q particular friend Of the
deceased. came here about two weeks age
TO attend him. and will accompany the
remains back 70 Mount Carr0llfOr inter
mpnt,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
LAST NIGuI's BLAZE.

Lars. House Of W =. s,ricLier ON Corner oi
Marble and Finh Burned.
"Eariy TO bed and early 10 rise" reopIe
were aroused from sonnd slumber a,
about Ii:3O O'clock last night. by the
mockiug bird whistle sanding its shril,
notes 10 the sky. The fires that have or
cnrred In the city recently have been Of
snch insipn,iicaDce that the attraction nj
a lire alarm AT midnight ia no longer
sufficient TO induce people 10 leave their
comfortable beds 10 eratify The cnriosit,
Last night. however. after the first alarm
the mo, king bird uttered another piteous
appesl and MANY people poured into the
street O discover where the Are wac The
Illuminated northern sky told the stor,
and further investigation showed thai
tha ,aroa udoha h,tcL vanaarad hnnaa an
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
KIDNAPPER SENTENCED
Marian Clark'S AbduCtOrs OF
For The Psnitentiary.
The Street Railway Riots in Cleve.
land, Ohio.
Women and Children Join the Men 10
the Assaults.
MOST INTENSE EXCITEMENT.

New York. June l6.-George Besure-
gard Barrow, principal in the kidnap.
ping OF Marian Clark, the infant daugh.
ter OF Arthur Clark. of this city. WAS to-
day sentenced to fourteen years aud ten
months imprisonment. The trial was
begun on wednesday, when Bella Ander
son or Carrie Jones told OF Barrow. and
his wife gave evidence for the state
which concluded with testimony that
WAS intended TO establish the previous
good character of the defendant. The
summing up by counsel was very brief
and the case WAS given TO the jury with
q few words OF instruction from the
bench. The jury after being out about
five minutes rendered a verdict OF guilty
and sentence was passed IA above stated
Carrie Jones. who pleaded guilty, was
sentenced TO four years imprisonment
The trial OF Mrs. Barrow. ~ her bus
bands accomplice, will follow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16

called east, and managed to have most
memorable trip. He visited st Louis,
Chicago. Cleveland, New York. Washing.
ton and Annapolis.
In the days Of his boyhood, Judge War.
rem was q cadet at the Annapolis naval
academy In the class OF 1903. In which
were Rear Admiral n. u. McNair. st
present the superintendent OF the An.
nspolis naval academy; Senator Nc.
Emery, OF Louisiana, and other we'll.
known men. The great Dewey himself
was In the class OF 1854. and was fresh.
man when Judge warren was q sopho
more. and the latter remembers distinct
ly when he assisted In hazing the hero
OF Manila bay. McNair was in command
OF the Pacific squadron until q few
months before the Hispsn0- American
war and was relieved by Dewey
when he himself was transferred to An.
gress promoting Dewey, McNair was the
ranking senior admiral In the navy.
Judge Warren went from Washington to
Annapolis for the purpose OF visiting
with his old school friend but found that
he had left for Washington that very day
and that they had passed each other on
the way. He called on the McNsir
family. however. and enjoyed very
pleasant visit with them.
In Washington he met an old college
mate in the person OF John Hay, the acc.
rotary OF state. whose class mate and
room mate he was while both were stud
ents at Brown university. In Providence
X. l. The secretary was holding con
ference with the French ambassador
a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
The Jana Grocery Go,

For Saturday: Peaches, Plums, apri'
cots. blsckberries, Strawberries, rssp-
berries, mammoth berries. water melons
cantelonpes.
All the fresh vegetables now In the
market. Give US u trial order for any
thing in our line. We will guarantee
satisfaction.
For your Sunday supper. we have
smoked beef, tongue, sausage. ceryelat
cheese. and full line OF canned and
pottsd meats.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
REBELS ARR REPULsEp.
Againaido Himself Led Attack ON AmeI
cans at san Fernando.


cans at San Fernando.
Washington, June 16--The war de.
psrtment 10 day received a dispatch from
General Otis, announcing the repulse Of
An insnrgent attack upon our forces ri
San Fernando. The attack was made by
q body OF rebels under the direct com
mand OF Aguinaldo. The rebels were
driven back with heavy loss. Fourteen
OF our men were wounded.
Manila. June 10 The Spanish prison
era. who lied into the American lines
from linus. report that the enemy has re-
treated into the mountains. They
brought to linus the bodies OF 100 killed
and 200 wounded, ~ result OF the re.
cent fighting between Las Pinas and
p'coor. The Spaniards say the Filipino
forces are demoralizsd and are without
ammunition. Many rifles were thrown
irto the river.
Cavite viejo is reported to be deserted
by The enemy. Thousands Of non com
batants are entering the American lines.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
r.. n. McCUrOnEON IN JAIL.
Brought Down From Las Vegas by she'
an Hubbell l.ast Nisht

Brought Down From Las Vegas by sher-
IN Bubbeli Last Night.
Sheriff L. B Hubbell returned. last
night from Las Vegas, bringing with
him Fireman X. X. McCutcheOn. will be
obliged TO answer for the killing OF En-
gineer Mike Moss. near Algodones, on
Saturday last. McCutcheOn will have
his preliminary hearing before Justice
II. II. Ribbls at 10 O'Clock Monday morn.
ing. In the meantime he will lodge In
the county jail.
Sheriff Hubbell says the people Of Las
Vegas are very enthusiastic over the neal
approaching Rough Riders reunion. His
friends, II. Il. Twitchell. John 8. Clart
and B. +. FOrsythe, are putting forth
hercnlean efforts TO make the reunion q
success. and they are being backed up BY
the united sentiment Of all the people Oi
Las Vegas.
He states that heavy rain fell In La,
Vegas yesterday, and In fact all over thai
portion OF New Mexico which lies north
OF GlOrieta.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
OnIet In HlmeIields.

New Orleans, La, June l6.-The pas
sengers on the Jart, which arrived from
Blusiields last night. report all political
affairs in Bluedelds extremely quiet
Ths American gunboat Vixen crossed thu
bar and has taken up a position just
over the entrance to the bay. II com
mands the bay and town and has thu
Nicarsgnsn custom house and army post
on the bluff AT the entrance OF the hsr
Dor. at its mercy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16

Santa Fe. under the Management Of
Fred. ID. Michael, Is nov open In ilrst.
class style. The dining room having Just
been newly equipped and opened in an
elegant aud stylish manner. the loca-
tion, the convenience, comfort and su-
periority Of the building In every par.
ticular over any other In the city, to-
gether with free sample rooms, make II
the leading hotel. We invite comparison
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
APPALLING DISASTER.
Explosion in North Sidney Kills
Over a Score Of Men.
Governor Plngree vetoes the Beet
Sugar Bounty Bill.
N. Poincare Declines the Task OF Form
Ing New French Cabinet.
AsrEUu RIOTERS sENrlNcEp.
AsrEUn RIOTERS SENTENCED.

49,, ,,, - -. ,,c
Nortn sidney, cape breton. June 10
disastrous explosion occurred a. the
Caiedonia mines, OF the dominion Goal
company; about thirty miles east OF mere,
70 Gay. IL IL reported that ten men were
KILLED ana number injured.
m ~ Is peiieved that iorty men perisned'
Twelve bodies nave been recovered. Inc
explosion Was caused by gas In The Old
workiogs. Inc night snift mad Just come
out OF tne nine, otherwise the loss OF LIE
wouid nave oeen much greater
LATEST PARTICULARS.
North Sidney. G.. r.. Jnne IG.-Tbe
most appaIling disaster i'm the history of
Cape Breton coal mining occurred AT
Caledonia mine at (;lace Raw. tbe princi.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16

A mass meeting OF the citizens of the
city ia hereby called to meet at the city
building on Tuesday evening, the goth
day OF June, at 3 o'clock. The object of
the meeting Ia TO discuss matters in con
nection with the proposed Territorial
Fair. The committee now in charge are
not meeting with the success looked for,
and II we are to have fair this fall II is
incumbent on every citizen OF Albuqner-
que interested In the success Of our city
TO attend this meeting.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16

Lansing. Mich, June l6.-GOvernOr
Pingree vetoed the beet sugar bounty
bill. In his veto message TO the legisla-
tnre to-day, Governor Plngree said: "Ths
republican party In convention unani-
mously pledged and the people endorsed
reforms In taxation, not one OF which
has been fulfilled. Sach violations of
faith are sometimes as dangerous to the
parties as to individuals"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
Reciprocity Treaty signed.

Washington. June 16.-Ths new treaty
between the United States and Great
Britain, covering reciprocity with the
British West Indian colonies and the
Barbados. will be signed by the state
department this afternoon. This is the
iirst reciprocity treaty under the Dingley
tariff ~ previous agreements have been
under the section allowing reciprocity
arrangements BY proclamation, without
the fOrmality Of q treaty.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
stolen.

Taken from the Commercial club,
Tuesday, June 18th, a white rimmed
"Cheyslier" bicycle, enameled escutch-
eon partly erased. When last seen was
in the possession OF medium sized
man. wearing black coat and black
slOuch hat. Notify CITIZEN office and
get a liberal reward.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
A. Hart Diseharxed.

A. Hart. the former secondhand dealer.
was discharged by Justice Ribble yester-
day afternoon, when the evidence for the
prosecution In the assault case, growing
out OF the complaint OF Letter Carrier
". T. Barrow, was all in. barrow testi-
fisd that Hart took hold OF his arm In al
affectionate manner and at the same
time doubled up his fiat "a II he were
about TO strike him. He also brought
into court two witnesses TO the encOun-
ter, but both OF these we're positive that
they had not seen the defendant do the
threatening acts complained OF. Under
these circumstances the justice did not
care TO hear Harts side of the story but
dismissed the case.
Mr.. Hart IL still minus his ts and a.
he muses. over this fact he sings:
"Of all sad words Of tongue or pen,
The .saddest are these; He'll pay me, but
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
Competition Open to All.

We will pay to any lady in Albuquer.
que or territory OF New Mexico g. cash
for the best written advertisement which
we can use In onr advertisements In
newspapers, Suggestion and informa-
tion given. Competition closes June 30
GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS CO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
Dor wARKEs RETURNS.

Tall of New MeNicos Mining Outlook
Had = Most Pleasant Trip,
Judge II. l.. Warren returned home
last night, after an absence OF six weeks,
spfrt IN the eastern portions OF the
coultry The Judge combined pleasure
with ths business on which he was
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
NJ. Poincars Declines

Paris. June l6.-M. Poincsre has in
formed President Loubet that he decline,
TO form u cabinet, The reason is under
stood to be the objection OF radicals tC
the presence OF N. Ribolt and Bsrlou In
the cabinet. while NJ. Poincsre wishes
them to join him in the ministry.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16

rscco at his summer garden. between 10
and II o'clock this morning. The fire
was extinguised. but not until the furni
ture had been destroyed aud the interior
OF the building pretty thoroughly gutted.
Mr.. Badarscco estimates his loss ut about
1900. The origin Of the fire Ia not
known,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
spaIn's Difficulties sub.ide.

Madrid. June 16 Parliamentary din
culties have momentsrily subsidized. The
chamber will bs organized to-day and
the minister Of finance, senior Villsverde.
will Introduce budget 10 morrow after
the close Of the bourse, no ~ to allow the
operators to weigh II and thus possibly
avert n panic.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
N A.nnIn

There will be q special communics-
ton of Temple Lodge No q, A, #. II A.
NJ, at Masonic hall, saturday evening
at s o'clock sharp. Work Ia the NJ NJ
degree. Visiting brethren cordially in
yited, BY order Of W. NJ, c, ". Medler
secretaTy
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-16
Notice

A three yesr.old heifer, red, branded
j. V. on left rump, was taken up while
trespsssing on my property. owner can
have the same by paying for this notice
and damages. RUSSELL LowNDEs,
At Moore ranch, Mountain road.