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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

l sing Of a man who was called John
Smith,
A name many people arc satisfied with
But ne wanted, YOU see,
a quite modest degree;
So he sat i'm the shade NJ college three
And he came back John Smith, y. b.
John smith \. B-a pretty good name
bat being a preacher he WASH [ to blame
For wanting 90 see
An appended ID. d.,
So he wrote TO a college Enclosing V.
And 10 came back the next day, lie. He.
The Rev. John Smith a. b.. d. d;
A high-sounding name. we must all agree.
But he put up the plea
That he wouldn't feel free
Until he had gotten his third degree,
lie would stop with Pm. ID.
BY this time his name had grown long
tail.
A. g.. =. D.. Phi. y. would avail
Ny neighbor or me;
But Smith went 10 tree
And shook II about most violently
when down came an IL. ID.
"Alas, sighed poor Smith, II can see
nothing more
In the line Of degrees. My ambition Is
DER"
But the public IN glee
Made a quick repartee,
And tied 10 the east of latest degree
A very suggestive, y. G.
indianapolis News
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the grave OF his wife This unostenta-
tious but decent care OF his -rave IS I'D
harmony with the simplicity and modesy
OF the great man. and there IS. perhaps.
no occasion 20 desire that any pretenlio''
monument should be erected 10 bis memo
rs. SUCH monument should De the sfdd-
tude and veneration IN which his virtues
and public services are enshrined ln l.a
hearts OF his countrymen. This ~ mo
tribute that will be promoted by the OBJ
servance OF Marshall Day Ion the iti
OF February next.
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ting this money into circulation except
by lending lt 10 the banks.
The remedy for this evil Is for the gov
eminent 10 20 out OF the banking busl-
ness altogether, TO remove the restriction
from state banks OF issue so as TO permit
the banks OF the South and West to issue
notes on their assets. That done, the
money 20 move the crops w.ll always he
forthcoming ia that section where it IS
needed without the necessity Of drawing
upon New York every season. Let the
government stop interfering and this prob
lem VIII solve Itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

OF President Cleveland In protecting
United states mails with United States
troops against organized violence the
Governor Of a State would not or could
not control. then the Chicago platform
that rcbukes President Cleveland for the
same act IS not Democratic.
n il be true that the Democratic party
through all the days Of It's existence uD
10 the hour Of the Chicago convention
fought the heresy Of fat money ana con-
tended against the very principle upon
which the greenback currency was based.
then tho Chicago platform is not Demo
cratic.
II u be true that the Democratic party
has always been a States rights party
and opposed 10 Federal interference in
local affairs. then declarations favoring
national legislation dcsignedly 20 nullify.
control. cripple or impede the operation OF
laws duly enacted by the several States
are utterly undemocratic.
II II be true that the responsible repre-
sentauves OF Democracy, in Congress as
scmhled clamored for war with Spain
and pushsd the country into il, then
Democrats should bide the results in
cheerful loyalty and lend the government
the patriotic support due 1t from all good
citizens in time Of war, whether they
agree with an its methods Of procedure
or train with It in partizanry or not
Democratic precedent supports this view
also. and Democrats who would hold to
the proud record OF their party's service
10 the country should not lightly be led
10 discard the virtue of patriotism because
allies may be- made by the sacrifice.
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Those who claim that the money supply
% the country should come direct from
the government and that The banks should
have nothing 70 DO win q may study TO
their prohi the situation IN Wall street,
The New York banks have nearly *.
haastee their reserve Ia supplying money
10 tao South and West 20 move the
crops, and in order 10 prevent cncroach-
ment IL has been found necessary TO re.
duee loans. Money has been tight in
New York. yet the government has more
money than II knows what 20 do with
Bat she governmsnl has no means Of put.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

CARLISLE. PA. Sept. lL-special.-
Rev. Henry c. Whiting. ID. d., for many
years professor OF Latin In Dickinson Col
iege. has been granted = years leave OF
absence, and the work in that department
will be under the supervision OF PROBES
sor Meryin G.. Filler. the present princi-
pal Of the Preparatory school. Professor
Charles w Prettyman Pm. D., formerly
a professor IN the University of North
Carolina. has been assigned 10 the de-
pertinent Of German In the modern Ian
guage course Of the school,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

PARIS, September l2.-Three men who
nave been engaged 90 supplying food 10
NJ Gucrin, the president OF the Anti
semitic League, who. with a number Of
companions. have been entrenched az the
headquarters of the League In Rue de
Chabrol since August 18th, were arrested
to-day after a struggle with the police.
during which one OF the gendarmes was
badly kicked in the stomach. The pris-
oners had secured rooms opposite the
house known as Fort Chabrol. from which
by night they passed food 10 him by
means Of q rope.
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THE SPOILS SYSTEM.

The Hon Magnus A. Hess OF Chicago.
VINO IS known 80 fame as "The Original
| Mckinley Man." has honorcd us with a
/ batch OF circulars. which he seems 80 be
distributing FAR and wide the purpose Of
which IS so show the public how migrate
ful is the President Of the United states
towards The man who started his prcsi.
Dental boom. In order TO impress us the
more. Nfr. Hess encloses a photograph
Of himself. which we highly prize Ills
grievance against President Mckinley is
set forth in the following extract from
his letter, which IS headed "nonor TO
Whom Honor is Due" We quote:
After AN me hard work ] have done ir
behalf of President Mckinley. the last
seven years. three years before his nomi-
nation. and the money 1 have expended
and the brIIn-WOrk Do took TO overthrow
me machine and secure bis nomination.
nave an been overlooked. Other Noodle
jays are getting the credit. It's
shame, don't envy others getting
places. but ] do wish 90 DE rewarded lit-
tlo for what ] have actually done. ] have
printed millions of circulars. thousands Of
badges. supplied state, county and ward
clubs with eloctrotypes and literature for
almost every State I'm the United States,
no "a time when be- did the most good when
the entire Republican machine was against
him. myself and the Original Mckinley
club Husrcrs' doomed him for President
Of the United States.
j had been urged ON before the election
of - and ionied along until now, al
ways having been promised that ! would
DE Wei provided for President Mckn-
icy aughl to Doe ashamed of himself the
way he has treated me- and the Original
Mckinley BOYS. who have stood by him
aud done the dirty work i'm his hour Of
need.
We DO not presume 10 take liberty with
Mr Hess manuscript. and so reproduce
the above as originally written.
Was ever a more disgusting exhibit Of
the spells system brought to the attention
of the public? Here is your yplcal POLITE
cal worker who performs a certain service
for candidate. and then comes forward
90 demand his reward; and as rule the
reward is given ~ appointing such a chap
TO some lucrative government position.
ln other words. o. worker performs a ser-
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From A to EE.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmondi
Ciuzcns aud Other Matters.

q A
, ,.e, e,. N-oyy York
Mr7' - l-'
..,,.. q, ,-stt,no
Miss Josie Bear OF tH'9 e'''' 30
friends in r,..,,
Miss Ida Alice leit tuesday Ior WASH
mgton to spend the winter
Mr. Moses s-ain has returned from the
nod sui1hur Springs.
,r-. ct.,-,s porfo, and children have
-.---..4 rroro d s-4v of several weeks
a. r.,bsren FIN potetourt county.
......-.,,5 %, tho city
.ncr au absence of several months as
resident physician at Mountain Lake.
,r~ p. pauos0n has moved his
..f..o ~ residence from los north Sixth
..-... a., ~. to east Franklin street.
,,........ .-1 Mis-. 1fsrtb,
-iI-. l-'" - 49,. ,r. r.,fs,arol
i"...s' %. i-'..
a- Ine JeHei7'"'
Aus. lDr.ln ~. MERCER aiiA i..
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Tonsof.Provisions

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.-The Commits
sary Department Of the army VIII ship
1000 tons OF provisions 10 Porto RICO II
contributions do not make up THIS amount
The Deaartment will authorize the pur-
chase OF enough stores 20 cover the def
cheney. For the next shipment there
have been contributed nearly so tons OF
pro, isl0ns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
RED MEN MEET.
Great Council OF the order Convened
Yesterday in Washington

~ iNNN ~ " NsNfhIfWH
WASHINGTON, Sept. l2-The Great
Council OF the United order OF Red Men
of the United states met at the Ebbiit
House. I'm this city. to-day There are
about 10 delegates I'm attendance. and
probably 600 other members of the order
are IN the city as visitors. a formal
address Of welcome was delivered by r..
4. Bar0nkessel, Great Sachem. OF Wash
ington. and the response was made By
Great Incohee George L. Green, Of Bling
hamtou. n. Y.
The Great Incohee also delivered his an
nuaf address or long talk The report
made bv him shows the receipts OF the
order during the past year TO have been
81 AZ. l05. The disbursements We're t55s.66.
of which si540ol was for relief and the re-
mainder for funerals.
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SoEenninine.

Clara--f have my photograph taken
every three years; l think it's so interest
ing.
Fannv-Oh whatever do you do with
them all?-London Pick.Me-Up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

The Board OF Directors OK the Phie
adelphia Export Exposition has just IS
sued neat invitation to tho opening cere
monies Of the Exposition, which Occur
at noon In the Auditorium building on tia
Exposition grounds az Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

Judge James II. TarNin, VINO wrote tine
platform Of the Democratic party in Ken
tucky. is in q quandry He thinks that
be- OUGHT TO advocate the platform, but
does not feel like talking for Goeoei. lie
saws that he viii speak I'm favor or the
nl9fform. but viii not mention the name
of Gocbel or Brown. lie viii call no one
"a hotter. he will not defend the Louisville
convention nor condemn TO- Tie believes
tbat .Rrvau viii go TO Kentucky ana
srosl, for Goebel but says that If he does
Alteold viii speak against GoeoeL
Lizzie King is in a ST. Louis hospital
suffering from blood poisoning ana her
condition is serious. At party given
saturday night IN a kissing game il fell
to the lot of Miss King 10 DE kissed 10y
Herman Crige She was bashful and oe-
murrod finally refusing 10 comply. He
Was insistont and playfully remarked that
be would take the kiss by force. 1ms
sentiment met with popular approval. A
sl.irrai-h cusuod in which of course Miss
King was kissed
The next day swelling set in which de-
Welcomed into malignant poisoning today.
Her face IS swollen to several times It's
normal size.
Replving to an enquiry regarding the
date of his naturalization in America, Mr..
Andrew Carnegie wires the New York
world as follows:
civ father was naturalized In 1850 or
1s-f This made me am American. Be
inc a minor. my naturalization was un-
necessary. but. as matter or precau-
tion. I also took out papers i'm New York
citv years ago. / cannot give dates BE-
cause the papers are in my private safe
I'm New York. CAIN E'if-
William p. Perot, of Baltimore Nd, and
his granddaughter, Gladys, who was kid
mapped by her mother and carried to Lon
don. have arrived in this country.
4 manufacturing concern az Hamilton
Ohio. has shipped TO Yokohama for the
japanese government an equipment for
one of the finest paper mills in the world.
japan has decided TO make her own pa
per.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

CARACAS. VENEZUELA. Sept. ia
new cabinet has been formed with Senior
Calcano as Foreign Minister. President
Andrade has leit here TO take command
OF the troops operating against General
Castro. the revolutionary leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

Pasesnger-what time do these cars
leave this corner?
Conductor-Quartcr after, half after
quarter 70. and at.-Puck.
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NOT Surprised.

Skippcr-f am inordinately sensitive to
uncongenial surroundings: so much so
that the very sight OF some people will
give me a nervous shudcer.
Chippcr-oh. well, there are very few
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\ Lifelong sorrow.

what sad look Twiggins always
has"
yes; for years he has wanted TO keep
chickens. and his wife won't let him. -
Chicago Record
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Tho Standard.

what is your idea OF a good joker
well. any Joke that makes You mad
because you didn't think OF il yourself -
Detroit Free Press.
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mo. sir" said a passenger on a steam
ship to the captain. 81 am not seasick.
but / am Disguised with the motion Of
the vessel Ohio state Journal
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OF MS that do not shrink from meeting
our credltors.-Boston Courier.
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BICYCLE OF
JOE BICKERSTAFF,
23l-2 West Broad Street,

Downtown Branch, 1903 fast Maia Street,
Old Phone, 1928. Secondhand Wheels
gouoht, Sold and hChdnged. Bicycles
Rented
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. lsss,
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Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
WeST VIRGINIA

Famous Sulphur Baths. Large Orcnes-
ira Special rates 90 youns men, $40 b
HARRINGTON MILLS
arA Manager.
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MOUNTAIN TOP

waters. Excellent fare. Charming conn
pany. only az hours from Richmond.
stop ON your way home .-,,.,.,,
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Address MASSIE d. CO.. Alton va
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-14

They Carried No Accident Policies.
The little girl who was hit on the
head by a base ball at the recent Terri
torisl Fair during M Of the games, is
going to school regularly, having recov-
cred fully after q sickness Of a few days.
Hers was one of the worst accidents that
happened during that eventful fair week
In September, except the unfortunate
death OF the high diver, Charles Collins,
and still the parents Of the little girl do
not wish any one to pay them for an &C.
cident that was unavoidable and for
which no one In particular was to blame.
Mrs. Collins, who lost her husband here,
Is like the parents Of the little girl-she
IL not holding the Fair association
responsible for the death Of her hus-
band. neither 10 the husband OF the lady,
who tainted and In falling from her seat,
dislocated her shoulder. None of these
carried accident insurance policies.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-14
CITY NEWS.

Steel ranges at Futrelles.
Mechanics tools. whitney Company.
MILK drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
Luscious fruits Of all kinds at j. l..
Il Co.'S.
Gas mantles, the best made whitney
Company.
Stove repairs for any stove made. Whit
ney Company.
stenography and typewriting at The
CITIZEN 03ice.
Fresh breakfast foods always on hand
at J. l.. Bell Il Co.'S.
See the ready embroidered lunch cloths.
doiies, ETC., at the Economist.
Guns for rent. Loaded shells for sale.
Albuquerque Cycle and Arms Co.
New plaids for skirts and ladies' suits
Just arrived this morning. b. Ilfeld Il
10.
Small profits and quick sales Ia our
motto. j. o. Gideon, 205 south First
street.
We have received q new consignment
OF Japanese and China mating. Albert
Faber.
Special prices for cash. High grade
furniture at low grade prices at Flu
t~relle's.
Now is your opportunity to lay In a
good supply OF table linen. Lunch
cloths, etc, at the Economist sale.
You can ave from 10 10 Is per cent by
buying your furniture. stoves and ranges
from j. U. Gideon, 206 south First street.
Clarkyille coal, cleanest and best 10
the market, for all purposes. Yards,
No. 3lS south First street. New phone,
No. 266.
The l.. II. b. s. will give a ball at Ar
mOry hall on Wednesday night, Nov. 90
the proceeds OF which will 20 10 the ben.
eft OF Temple Albert. Tickets 6fty cents
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o

Chas. o. CushmAn will leave this even
ing on q western business trip for Sweet,
Orr & Co., and will be away till Christ
mas.
Mrs. G.. A. Hudson, at her pleasant
home on west Silver avenue, Is entertain
ing the German Ladies' Aid society this
afternoon.
Mrs. J. g. Albright, who has been quite
Ill the past week, Is reported better TO-
day, although she did not rest comfort
ably last night.
Wallace Hssselden, president Of the
Low Line Ditch company, has issued cir
culars asking all subscribers TO the ditch
fund TO pay mp their assessments.
Abraham K~empenich, the extensive
general merchant Of Peralta, Valencia
county. Is In the city to-day, interview
ing the local wholesale merchants.
g. W. Smith. the popular superinten-
dent of motive power at the big local
railroad shops. returned from an official
trip out on the Santa Fe Pacific last
night.
A.. Vh~nderwort, who buys wool for q
big Boston house, Ia again in the city.
and WAS noticed around with Louis Baer,
an extensive local wool buyer. this
morning.
Pete Guillion, who has been the mix
ologist at Bschschi & Giomi's, left last
night for Pens Blanca on business. On
his return he will accept q position at
the Metropolitan saloon.
j. G. Flournoy. Of the general mer-
chandising firm Of Flournoy Il Packard,
doing business In Bland. came In from
the great Cochiti district last night, and
is here on business to-day.
Undertaken Simpler got q message
this morning to send q coffin to David
Jsramillo Of Gallup. II was wanted for
Mr.. Jaramillo's infant child. 4 months
old. who died yesterday afternoon.
Hon. James 8. Duncan. OF Las Vegas
came In from the north last night on the
first train and returned on the late train,
Mr.. Duncan was up In the Cocbiti dis
trict In regard TO some important rail.
road matters which will take him to Chi
csgo. He expects to leave for that city
TO. night.
Edward j. Burgess, Of st. Louis, who
came to New Mexico about three years
ago for the benefit Of his health. he suf-
fering with consumption. died at the
Sisters hospital, Silver City, November 8,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-14

sixteen Consecutive Weeks at the
Fashionable Casino Roof Garden
In New York City.
IA now ON eale at MatsOn's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-14

Lamps and lamp trimmings, Whitney
Company.