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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-21
CHRISTMAS DELIUACIEs.
Order now, We will have
praiPia Chiekana

CHRISTMAS DELICACiEs.
Order now, we will have
Prairie Chickens,
Quail,
O'Possums.
Squirrels,
Blue Points,
Roasting Pigs,
Xmas MUTTON,
Xmas Beef.
Turkeye,
Geese,
Ducks,
Fresh Fish. Holsters. Shrimps, Call.
fofnia Fruit and Vegetables. Fancy
Delicacies Of every description.
SAN JOSE MARKET.
The Hotel Highland and restaurant
have no reason to complain these days.
Proprietor Richardson announces that
the hotel roJms are full every night, aud
that the restaurant Is feeding between
fifty and sixty people at every meal.
The wife Of I. B. Ksrhart presented
him with twins this morning, q boy and
q girl. He 10 the hsppiest msn In town,
and ihe mother and children are doing
nicely.
Regular meeting Of Adah Chapter. No.
3. D. X. g., tomorrow evening at 7:30
O'Clock In Masonic Temple. BY order Of
". N. Nellie n. Butler. secretary.
James Britton. residing In South Al.
buQurQua, returned to his shop duties
this morning after q few days illness.
Hon. T. B. Catron came In from the
north last night, and returned TO santa
Fe on the train Q few hours later.
Imported csndied cherries at j. l.. Bell
Il Cos.
Fine gunsmithing. lO7 north First
street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-21
CITY NEWS.
Matthew's Jersey milk; try IL.

Matthew's Jersey milk; try IL.
Crescent coal Is free from slate.
Crescent coal Is the best cure for cold
feet.
MILK drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
The best Is to try me before buying
your furniture. Futrelle.
The best canned goods manufactured
can be found at j. l.. Bell 4 Co.'S.
A full line of new holiday candles at
Mrs. Bigelow's, LOG Railroad avenue.
A pair OF up.to.d date shoes comes al.
ways handy. and ~ a Christmas present
Is higher valued than anything else.
Our line Of mems, ladies' and children's
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-21
DIR MSS MAKING,

am% prepared to do all kinds OF dress
making on short notice and guarantee
every garment to be satisfactory. My
work II
Aatchless in Style,
Perfect In Fit,
Reasonably Priced.
A cordial invitation Is extended TO the
ladies OF Albuquerque to call and sse me
l. MRS SHATTUCK.
Room q second foorN. T. Armijo Build
ING.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-21
Rdppe for Rs.
Flows Fine Candies
at Rupees, prescription druggist.

Fine groceries and table ~delicscies can
be had At the lowest prices at Lamb a
Stone. south Second street.
Leave your orders Saturday for your
Christmas dinner Ice cream. Delaney's
Candy Kitchen.
Before buying your holiday presents
see J. o. Gideon. He will Fix you; 400
south First.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-21

Childs' and misses rockers at Gideon's
at any old price. 205 south First street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-21
AT COST.

My entire stock of dolls.
Have got too many, and they
must be sold. Come early be-
fore the stock is broken The
largest stock in the city.
HAWLEY ON THE CORNER.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-21
fine Perfumes.

Kastmsn's. Palmer's. Roger Il Gsllets,
Rickseeker's. Imported Crown. Imperial
Crown. In bottles and bulk at Rupees,
prescription druggist.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16

for Lord Wildhay had no Son-took keen
interest in his coming Inheritance, and did
not permit over-much cutting of timber, for
he was not on friendly terms with the lord.
Lord Wildhay was a +7widower. He had
married when he was a little over thlrty,
the only daughter, of Sir James Kincaird, the
British Ambassador at the Court of st. Pc
tersburg. Wildhay was an attache in the
diplomatic service then, and Miss k1ncalrd
one of the most beautiful girls of her time
was supposed to be the cause of his display
ing So much zeal to serve his country by De-
coming a diplomat.
It was never expected that she would re-
ward him with her hand, for she had many
slIitorS, princes, two English dukes, and even
one when her engagement to him was an
nounced it created some surprise, for she had
not shown him any particular favor. From
the demeanor of the bridegroom elect, how
ever, it was judged to be marriage Of af
lection.
LADY, Wildhay did not live long to put this
affection to any severe trial. Before the
niversary of her wedding day she dead,
and her child-a daughter, in giving birth to
whom she had died--was taken into its grand
parents care.
Except for the few occasions on which Lord
Wildhay visited the Kincairds, who had left
St Petersburg for England father and
daughter did not meet, for he preferred to
spend his time between the Russian capital
and Paris now that he was free from the
shackles of matrimony, and so the two might
almost be said to be strangers to each other
On the death of Sir James and Lady Kin
GARD which both took place in Angela Wild
hav's sixteenth year, the girls guardianship
was tacitly assumed by her great aunt, Lady
Kincard's sister, who was much attached to
the girl: and Lord Wildhay having no desire
10 he burdened with the care of his daughter
had been very we'll pleased with the arrange
ment
In his present predcament Lord Wildhay
kner there was no help to be obtained from
his daughter. She was now eighteen, and al
though she inherited large fortune from her
grandpa ents, three years stretched before
her majority when she would come into pos
session of her wealth. His want of money
was a pressing and immediate matter.
He must pay what he owed within three
months. or else lose CASTE and, though he
vas not scrupulous in some matters, in the
payment of his gambling debts he lived up to
q particularly rigid code of honor-almost
the only honor he had.
He had never married again, for he found
gambling too engrossing mistress to allow
of any other He was gamester and so ter
uery willingly have staked his soul-had he
roth;ne else-sooner than not play Repeat
- losses had not taught him caution and
oo1u he was merely cudgelling his brains to
Snd the money to pay his losses in order
that he might start again and lose more
The three big houses belonging to his es
+ates had been let furnished years ago to a
wealthy English banker and two America n
Inillionaires, and Wldhay Manor the house
in which he was staying at present in this
his last visit to England, his agent had sue
ceeded in letting to an Australian of means
and his wife. who wished to try how she
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
CHAPTER I.

RID WILDHAY was at
his wits end for mon
ey. 1t was no unusual
state with him; it had
CHANGED many times
before in his life, and
there was no question
that it might not hap
pen again, but never
had he seemed to him
self in so hopeless a
quandary.
Everything on which
he could raise money
had been mortgaged to
it's full value years ago.
Except a small inheri-
lance from his mother,
and an estate received
from his wife's father,
he had been unable to
use his other property
for obtaining loans; for
the Wildhay estates
were tightly entailed.
and the next heir, his
cousin. George Wildhay
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
CHAPTER II.

"That is not very prop;tious looking Wis
ting card Bellairs said lightly to the house
keeper, pointing to the Ace of Spades. She
glanced at with unconcern, as if she was ac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

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-...ti..5 tr p,v,ha.an county Doc rop-
49,. ,I,. CommouwesIth OF Virginia.
-, .,... ..,,rts ba ror-esants The Southern
r9uy.av i'm mo clerks office Doe rearo-
s,nts tb, land crahbers. anl everywhere
to ronrasents Flanagan Doc NOT only
e.r,.es on two sides. but ou al -.las Ass
w. lie in,itafIon to anu,ar at DIS meet
- win etafa th.f notwithstanding
,,b.+ Mr. FLANAGAN SAYS. 4 ann rentie-
man mot rufIan. buudozer or black
,.,ar5 = r.ifcr4fo. deal with facts. IL
IA am. ,..,,r,roo that ho would COM
i''',' t, issns and public record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
GENERAL WALKERS TLIAl.
No Trouble in Securing a Jury and the
Testimony Begun.

BRISTOL. TENN. July 3.-Speclal-
The case against Congressman James a.
Walker. OF the Ninth District, came mp
to-day for trial I'm the Corporation Court
ON the charge Of shooting with intent
% kin Attorney ". S. Hamilton last
March as the result Of heated words
during the taking of evidence IN tne
Walker-Rhea congressional contest case.
Both sides are represented by the same
array OF able counsel heretofore publish
ed. From a venire of twenty-five sub
stantal citizens OF Montgomery county
tho Jurors were quickly selected, only
ono man having been objected 10.
w IL Price who acted as notary
during the taking OF depositions was the
first witness. He testified that be- was
present the night that the Difficulty be-
tween General Walker and Air. Hamilton
took place The work had proceeded tor
half am hour when a Jesting remark 10y
witness caused considerable laughter, ana
as General Walker. perhaps thought at
his expense. This caused General walker
To- remark that anyone could be- iool
some times This caused Mr. Hamilton
to ask if thr remark was meant for
him. An exciting furry followed, nut
order was apparently restored when Mr.
price remarked that N the work could nor
90 on In oder AN adjournment would
have 90 be taken.
General walker said he was willing 10
go on provided sober counsel could DO
bad. .,-o,,.
do YOU mean 90 say that am drunk.
Mr. Hamilton asked.
General walker replied In effect thal
be ara and said that he was tired OF uh-
dertaNne 10 do business with drunken
sou as counsel
Mr Hamilton. while in the attitude %,
~islpe from HIS chair called Genera
walker ri id liar and the latter hn-
modil,olv drew a pistol and nred I'D. o'i'
taxing effect just above Mr.. h'ih"''" '
abdomen. .,....-.
rn tbe confusion that followed witness
di5 mo-, sea who shot General WalneI.
mo next witnesses were O.. J.. hidP
,rd George o. Steiner Both were pres
ana ~ fhe time OF the shooting ana SUD
sfantlaUv corr0boratcd Mr.. Price ln H.'
,,iae,oa as to- how the shooting occurred
>-s,tber of the witnesses knew whether
M Hamilton was armed no mo tlme.
The court adjourned ull p O'Clock 'o-
morrow morning when the eXamln3'''"
WIN proceed ,......,,s and
There are D number of witnesses a.'"
tho case viii probably occupy most OF inc
The objection of tho defence 70 the
ofioe~ of the court. Sergeant Gose' ma
me- charge of the jury was not sustal mes,
Nh case Is being heard bv Judge " d.
liam S. stuart. OF tho Corporation Oo'' 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

that there arc some few people who are
not informed az 10 the character OF tnis
man. and who are unacquainted with
his history.
This must be my apology 10 a polite
uubfic for entering 90 any extent into
controversy with such "a person. win
those who know him no denial OF any
thing he might say would DE necessary.
I shall make public speeches from TINS
time until the election as stated below,
and 7 would prefer Tor Mr Pnklnton 10
be present az each appointment. as l
shall give On detail the reasons / nave
Tor making the above assertions.
The statement cOatained in his paper
that [ undertook 20 conduct the county
bond litigation without Zee is false. The
fact that the board paid mo what 10 con-
eilcrcd ~ Just one under its contract with
me is conclusive of that question. unless
10 Doe true that the supervisors made me
an unlawful payment n will require
tie statement Of a more reputable per-
son than Pilkinton % convince anybody
that they did this.
was employed by the Board OF SUI
norvisors % conduct this litigation. in
yofvfne over 10000 OF taxation. and
their action was taken Gro pursuance OF
, resolution of one OF The largest public
meetings ever held in this coTTsr. In
which there were not five dissenting
voicoe ] have spent years ~ hard labor
ou that litigation which has passed In
one shane and another before n dozen
fudees. many OF them. a7 their sigma
frrcs show taking favorable glow ana
others being adverse cine supreme
Court itself was divided. but unfortu-
nafefv. majority Of 'he Judges decided
ar7-ret ~ md We lost acted and
served alone Council for tho oineI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
IS INDICTED FOR
CHILD MURDER


removed AN traces of her identity. she
said she had. except Tor letter In her
trunk telling her mother what DISPOSE
ton should be made of her effects
There has been question In the minds
of some as 10 whether Mrs. Ellis really
took any of the iaudanum, but there are
several things pointing strongly 10 the
fact that she did. She made "a hopeless
failure of her attempt 90 deceive Coroner
Taylor and showed that she was almost
without ingenuity tO frame deceitful
stories that would stand % moment. Yet
her description OF the effect OF the laud-
auum and the reason she assigned for
not taking more being. that what she
had taken SOD nauseated her she ras
afraid more would act as an cmctic. de-
scribes the physiological effects of The
drug The various preparations made Tor
The decds too indicated resoute pup
pose 10 succeed.
ANS Eu.s says She dii not know the
drug was DOB tine room Tuesday morning
else she would have taken IL. She does
NOT mention the subject OF her future
actions unless asked. when She quietly
declares beer determinauon 20 co'nnlete
her work at the g. opportunity. WIN
tine baby gone. She says there ls noun
ing lcft for her Co live Tor.
HER sCHJC" RECORD.
The Times correspondent at huiN'F''9
says.
.,rrs Lizzie ~ Ellis. nee Allen. went
O., school I'm BurkevHie m the Southside
r-,n,afe Institute in the session of lsf-so.
She was "a child Of only twelve years.
and was considered one ~ the qnietc-t
and best girls Of that session. and inc
report shows that her standing IN heF
studies and department was very soo'.
She was % very highly respected sHi az
he southside Female Institute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

STANTON VA. July The, City
cauncil Yesterday elected rs. - lanes
Police Justice. Dr. j. J. LOWS ~ i"S ,
-irirn. l. H waters. chief OF Police. anu
1f,rr-.n ptrue Superintendent OF Water
Works The Ola police force and BOARD
of Health were reelected. ,...,,
colonel s Brown Allen. United sis ne.
marshal for the Western district Oh Nr.
g,rIa. has appointed t. a. w ~" Wood :
son DEM of HarrIsonburg. Mr.. Tut
wUer Is Young lawyer -.
NJ. O. Whifo8ell. who was aFfe.len
not Strings "a few days ago and t.ou<h.
to st,unt0u. charged with oeraylng Ms
r.liza ri Christman. daughter - Lew
~t,fs+rnan of mo county. was to-day re-
leased AFTER preliminary examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

badly hurt U.s. escaping from the blazing
structure.
The nra H thought 70 have started
from spontaneous combustion among some
old rags Do tle basement The flames
quickly spread 20 the upper floors by way
Of the elevator shaft and stairway The
highly infammaole nature OK the stock.
caussd the building TO nn with dense
smoke rendering escape difficult for em-
ployes 0u the three higher stories. Tho
occupants No th8 building became panic
stricken and 0n the 5outhsido of the burn
ing structure many of the irenz.ed WOO
mon leap9a from the third story windows
t0 the roof of a shed. To was at this
point chat most II those injured suffered.
Josie Kutl. one OF tho girls employed
in the pIeslug room. said she believed sew
oral of hcr companions failed 90 escape
from the building Splrkiew.etz. the
foreman. was LAST soon rushing toward
ths elevator shaft on the third floor and
has NOT been heard of since.
President Tyler estimates tho Toss at
10000 ou tho building and $4,000 on the
stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

lrr John ID Lee. the personal represen'
tltivo II the PAINS Fire Works company,
arrived in the city last nlsnt WIN F" az
ia ,r srenery flr tho production here
ra,f week 0f the Battle ~ Manila. ~
Is Afr Lees purpose 90 erect The scenery
forthwith at the Ban Park. and 20 throw
mo grounds open sunday for tho1o VIC
desire 20 come In and see Just WHAT " ~
~ iho IAN. ilth and 18th instant. Ihs
scenery alone will cover n space OF 80
f..+ and win rise to "A height OF ~ feet
n is am accurate reproduction OF Mania
hav. with tho city of Manila IN me dis.
,a@co while tho frown'ng fortress OF
c1,ito shows to excellent advantage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

lie Was Recognized Power In tho
Affairs OF PoWhatau


Affairs OF PoWhatau.
William NJ Flanagan. who yesterday
met bis death from che pistol of William
o. Pnhnon. was Do many respects a
most remarkable man. he spent "a large
part Of DIS life On -Powhatan county and
was ID recognized power in FRS affairs.
He possessed great magnetism OF man
nar anil bad many warm friends among
those Orb whom DTS political beliefs and
tiiIN1Hons Were repHFnant Although
closely and fully Identified with the he,
publican parity many of his associates
Oh his nldvo county were Democrats.
While a. above stated. he had great
numbers of friends yet hc also had the
most bitter enemies. When ho entered
into "a contest Do "5 Win DOS Wn9le solI.
and De was roputai 20 be absolutely
fearless ana always ready 90 meet an
opponent with any weapon.
Dee WAS iuync.h'e n DTS native county
anI for years held The position Of Conn
mpnW ali1 attorney. bis lail hent Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

with much success. however. and left
the tobacco business, accepting position
under Mr.. William Ryan at that time
Collector OF Internal Revenue. While
thus employed he studied law and soon
after rendered his resignation and was
admitted To the bar A short while ago,
with Mr. Alfred T.. Cohen he established
an Office I'm the Ebel building and con-
Quoted a bankrupt, credit and collection
company.
Not many years ago Mr.. Pukinton
married and located In Powhatan county,
where he has O. pretty home. lie has
a wife and two children.
The trouble between Mr. Flanagan and
Mr.. Pilkinton began 10 brew soon after
the latter went 20 POwhatan county 10
live. and gradually grew until 10 attained
the proportions which eliminated 10 yes
terdays doplorable tragedy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
THE FLOODS STILL RAGE


Hundred of Texas lfrfNN DESTROYED
,f,.,h p,,,,.,,,. D,n,,ood
..-
hOD7l0N' l--N.' 0"'y o'-''''' Gnu
plcto reports from mo different points
in the flood district have been received
to-n.ebt and ali ara substantially tho
stna-fh9f "a, Immense amount of dame
sse has been done and at this time an
accurate statement is imu0s .lio
Reports from Bryan say that the
vra.k u chat vicinity g. unparalleled.
More ua.uIe ara ue.ur added to tho
G.sth u.r and the number f now
pl4rsF lt f1rtv-nvc Both the Braz0s
and Colorado rivers are r-ced.n- slowly
and bl.. water is running Off worry fast.
Railroad traffic VIII Doe resumed iu two
or three days.
AUSTIN TEXAS. july 2-Hcu0rts
from up and down tho Brlzls river yal-
lev to-day indicate that the food Is hold
ing Cos own. II ls now figured QUE that
there are over 4oo county bridges and
about 30 railroad bridges swept away In
tho Hood.
News from Eagle Lake Harris county.
direct states that thousand OF acres of
growing tobacco which escaped the food
until yesterday arc now covered and
wifi prove "a total l0ss Thare are nine
lives repaired lost DO Eagle Lake and the
surrounding country. though n0 names
can be secured.
Tr Mcclellan county alone the loss win
Do One million. dollars.
N9on reDorts from Southwestern Texas
are to the effect that heavy rains there
have swollen che Guada'0upe and Lower
colorado and they ar. spreading all over
the county aca,n.
Bv means of building temporary trasi.e-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
DEATH IN THE FLAMES.
Fatal Fire in a Chicago Factory,
Eight Women Injured.

CHICAGO. July 3.-Four people are be
ueved To Dee dead beneath the lettering
walls Of the Western Paper Stock Com
panys plant on Indiana avenue which
burned to-day. The dead are Barthoic-
new sparkiewietz. fifty years old; Julius
Ostowsky fifty years Old; Mrs Josie
Doyle. twenty-one years old; Stetina
Bagdcis.
Courageous work resulted in the rescue
OF a large proportion OF the one hundred
women and twenty men. who were em-
ployed IN the building. but eight OF the
more impetuous and frenzied ones were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

QUEBEC CAN. July Blush fires
have been very disastrous IN the Province
during tine last two days AT Grande
Mere where immense pulp works are
owned. principally by General Russell y.
Alger the Chip conyeyor was DESTROYED
as was large quantity OF coal belong
ing 10 the Lower Laurenuan railroad.
n cannot at present be ascertained how
much the damage amounts TO.
Four hundred people were rendered
homeless at earthly. Mitchell, on the
Iniercoionial railroad. Is burning, but
will probably be partly saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
PETITION DISMISSED,
Justice Stovcr sustains the sale oil the
South Carolina Railway.


>-ryv YORK. July 3.-Justice Slower in
the Supreme Court. to-day handed down
. decision affirming the petition H-ei-
nosed bv the defendants in action orout Do
t, ro.eob Moss. a bondholder boz ihe
south Carolina Railway Company Oh De-
bslf of himself and "a number ot ol"e'
bondbo,dsrs against Peter Geddes. repre-
sentine the majority of the oondho.d-
ers of the company for am accounting an"
practically for the setting aside or i"e
sal. IN foreclosure of the road 20 tne de-
PENDANTS and the deed enlargement De-
tween the defendants under which me
purchase iu foreclosure was carried OUT
Justice stoyers decision is equivalent 90
a dismissal of the complaint
The plaintiff alleged that oy means OF
the wealth and influence. the members
oft the majority or b1udhoiders purchased
the road FOR 100000 % price alleged to
be altogether Inadequate.
Justice Slower found the allegations
were not sustained and that the plaintiff
having slept ON his rights since 1884 had
no ground for action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

The Executive Committee or tne Dlly
Usmocratic committee had conference
with the legislative Candidates at he~u-
quarters Powhatan club last hisnE -.
,,,,,,,,ftteo evUressod thoir views as ID
the best date FOR the legislative primary,
and the matter of plan was senefal,y
ana freely discussed. The conference only
lasted about forty minutes.
w. Isyocrtivr Committee will report to
.the narent body che result OF the confer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04
WILLIAM G, PILKINT0N.
The Young Man Who Fired the Fatal
shot Yesterday,

William C. Pnkuton. who IS now con-
fned nm the Jail of this city, charged
with the murder of William NJ Flanagan,
rs n Young man. being only about twenty
mine wears of age ald was wldely-known
I'm this city
Mr.. pnkinton IS son Of Mr.. f. IT,.
pukinton deceased who established the
brand of tobacco known as Fruits and
Flowers" which was So popular In Rich
noud at one time.
Mr. Pilkinton spent a considerable
portion Of his life ia Ashland. where he
attended school. After his fathers death
he took charge OF me factory ana ior
a time conducted u. lie did not meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-04

JACKSON. MISS. July 3-The Qn'tmar
county mass convention instructed rot
governor AfcTaurln for the senatorial
iono term. Primaries and mass conven'
lions are 10 be- held Throughout the state
IN morrow. Private" John Alien y be-
ing fept ont 4 the canvass by the illness
az his mother who has been unconscious
since Thursdat night and IS expected 10
dc at any moment