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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The Good Fortune aiming con- any
to-day nled Incorporation papers a. the
once Of Secretary Wallace. The capt
tai Ia $4,000. and the her dquartcrs are
al Aiamogordo. The incorporators are
a. \ Jackson. J. r. Laurie and J.
Quinliven. 1he directors are the same
with the addition Of J. y. Manning and
W. 3. shepherd Incorporation Zee. SIS
The Lock Land company to-day died
Incorporation papers The incorporat-
ors are william Locke orion W Locke
and James T. Locke. all 81 Cedar HilL
san Juan county, whore the head
quarters win be located Capital t50,-
900. Incorporation Zee. SIS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Miss Lydia Kcllam. who spent the
summer with friends 40 Las VEGAS, ~
n. returned home last Monday lo1kiH :
the picture 81 good health again. GA
the way home Miss Lydia hai the mis-
fortune % lose her purse. containing
her ticket. before reaching AlbuQuer-
que. Her acquaintance with the rtii-
fpRd officials. however, made 81 plssi-
bio FOR her 90 continse her journey
h0mcwari without loss OF time. Mis-
Kclam's friends are glai % see her in
Needles again Eye
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Pcii Prom an EagIne aud Has Nsrrow E.-
cape.


what nearly proved a fatal accident
occurred az the Needles roundhouse at
about II O'Clock las, Saturday night,
says the Eye Sylvester short. a night
boiler washer. white az work on an en-
gine over the turutabie. was out on
the running board adjusting the blow
or Geek. when In some manner he fell
from his position head foremost into
the pit lie struck on his head ana
was taken out IN an unconscious con-
DIXON. AZ the hospital company sur
geon w 8. Freeman dressed the In
jured mans wounds and he was sent
10 the hospital In Los Angeles on Sun
day morning. accompanied by F1rem n
Jake Shaffcr.
Mr.. Short ~ a single man, about Is
years OF age and lives with his aged
mother on Front street He Is a som
in-law of Bert Wright. nov al Covon-
ado, His many friends hops ne win
recover from this effects Of his terrible
fail. but thc nature Of his injuries win
require much tins and skilltui treat
IEent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

uuriinos vac very wcii.known IN nl
Thso. fiin brother Il employed a. the
a. n. round house. The deceased was
ebout a years 81 age 4 youpg lady
who attended the ball stated 20 q News
reporter this morning that nustiiion
was IN very intoxicated condition
when he shot himself ana there was
como other cause than love trouble.
she admitted that the lady ~ hts
choice spurned hia love, but she dis
credited the theory that he dicd on that
aocounf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The rapid increase IN the use Of the
linotype, In place ~ the 0ld-fashloncd
style ~ hand .1Wl .sitloh. Is atrihngiy
shown Ia a recent report ~ the MeF-
genlhalcr company. which has earned
q not pront 81 nearly s2000oo0 during
the past year The eatent 20 wilton
the linotype IL being used iu America
o. told In the report There are 1850
American Offices using the linotype 90
these 5sI have one machine each, 800
Two machines each, ana no three ma
chimes each Scores % Offices contain
from 20 to rs and 20 machines, a num-
bor % machines each. two large daiiies
employ 20 each. another %. another 70
and Two 90 machines each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

This county Ia gaining IN population.
Two years ago the county cast ASA
votes This year 45s2 votes we're cast,
This Is a gain Of rs votes. ena the
county Of Mckinley was taken from
this county during the past two years.
Mckinley county east about 500 votes
az the recent election.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

There has always been more or les b
talk q coercion IN elections, but Il may
fairly b. said that this Il impossible
nowadays so far IS organized labor D.
concerned n the officers Of the FEEDER
alton of Labor and the sot al unions
discovered that a man had been AZ.
charged for political reasons they
would order a strike instantly They
would recognise no better cause. En-.
ployers OF labor know this, and thy
know also that n they att mpt IN g
slightest degree 20 eserq.se pres-ur
upon their men Tor political purpo .t
The eject would be- exactly contrary q
wat was intended,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
rrnE YESTERDAY ArrKRSoos.
Fred, uerrmsn's Carpenter shop-scottie
nniidiug IVES ~ Danger.


The alarm % FIRE last evening
vas caused by blaze that started.
possibly from sparks from a stove. Ia
the rear " the frame carpenter shop
on South First street near silver ave-
nue.. owned by W. W strong and oc-
cupied BY Fred Herman. The blaze
was fierce and hot from the start and
caused a large crowd 70 gather. An
alarm from box 4 brought the irUmen
after short delay caused by the new
horse getting excited and turning
corner that h. bad become familiar
with while out exercising. After reach
Ing the scene 90 the urp &c VAS quickly
put out An element u danger was tho
fact that the wooden shed was right
up AGAINST the Rne seotuc building aud
tho window castings ON the upper hoor
took hro from the blaze below, The
flames entered the building and were
only prevented from gaining Roadway
by the long hail next 90 the windows.
A. li was several doors were consider
ably burnt and considerable damage
done by water Mr. and Mrs. Futreile
ard Mrs }. q. Gideon occupied the up
per noor 90 the Scott building. with
several other roomera Very little dam
aGo was done 90 the contents The
lower floor was vacant The Rcciti
building waH insured ln calvin Whit
lng's agency. the losa being al out 500.
The carpenter shop vas uninsured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The republican triumph means that
when the app1rli0nmant 10 made un3c'
che new census. the south's representa-
ton Will be rcduoed on account u en-
Acknowledgement OF iliiierate negro
voters a bill to this feet was intro-
duced al the last session, but was not
pressed NJ tbs time. The chlnces seem
to be that the south VIII lose about 80
votes from this cause, and as this e.
about the Increased memb rshlp that .
expected In the entire house from the
Increase In population, q Seems that
the actual membership Of the h0u e
Sili rem la about stationary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
LETTER 10 GOV. orERo.
Republicans of MaKiniey County show
Their Gratitude.

Aheif htoittnNts
The following public letter received
by Governor otero from the republican
central committee ot Mckinley county
speaks % the high regard IN which the
chief executive IL held. The letter
reads as follows:
Central Committee Of Mckinley
County Gallup. y. NJ. Nov. 9.--lion.
NJ A. Otero. governor 0f the territory
OF New Mexico. santa Re: Dear sir
The republican voters Of Mckinley
county believe that the success 81 the
republican party throughout the terri
tory and ~ Mckinley county IN partl-
cular Is due 10 the high esteem In
which you. as governor, are held by
the electors OK the territory. We be-
llove that your administration has
been one that mas commanded the re
spcct ana the admiration Of the best
intellects throughout the country. We
wish 10 congratulate you upon the sue
cess you have achieved In your victory
over our opponents at the polls last
tuesday We feel confident that our
labors for the success OF the republican
ticket In Mckinley county we're crown
"a wlth victory. only b. representation
I
that Governor Oturu was IN syinpathy
| with us ana would DO everything In his
power 90 assist as IN securing add
iional territory for Mckinley county
| The assurance that you were with u'
| seemed 10 satisfy the Doubling
Thomas" and he straight forth deposit
cd his ballot for the success az the "a
/ o. T."
Thanking you for the kind favors yo'
have shown some OF us collectively al
republicans. and assuring you that -
long az you show 10 your constituent
that their interests are to you, para
mount 20 your Individual interests. yo'
win have the unanimous support OF IN
republicans of Mckinley county.
Very respectfully.
Gus MULHoLI.ANp
Chairman County Central Committee.
M NJ R1sDON. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
Feiiundsr

Saturday morning some boys were
playing around the Santa Fe depot at
Las Cruces. when freight train No 80
arrived, a few hours late A. tho train
was pulling out several Of the boys
jumped on and rode down the track
some distance. and Ia attempting to
jump down from the train Francisco
Carbonier was thrown under the cars
and had both OF his legs cut on he II
not expected 20 live.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
A PENsIoN aRANrEp.

Hon n. NJ Read 10 Ia receip, ~ a
letter from the pension bureau inform
Ing him that the pension % Dionisio
Lohato. has been increased 20 ti2 per
month. Mr.. Lobato lives in Santa Re
and D. receiving a pension for services
rendrcd az New Mexico volunteer
during tbs war % tbs rebellion. AFR
Reed made i.obato's application Va
July, 1899
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

A singular accident occurred al the
town Of Carlsbad Robert Young, an
old cmploye % The Pccos valley rail-
road. in crossing his yard hurridly
after dark ran into Clothesllne and
was caught sauarely IN zee mouth. In
Jerking his head back quickly u tore
out every tooth h. had In his upper
Jaw ana badly shattered the Jaw bone
as we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
aDDY coUNTY
~ West DsmoeFatic, 0ivinE .Larrstoio
Reduced Vote.

Delegate % eongr --i.arraaolo' as2;
Roday. ga. Larfaz0l0'a majority iSs.
Council Hinkis. go. Lewis. ia Hin
kle's majority 2oi. House Baieman,
ie2. Hervey. iqf nateman'a majority
sss Commissioners james. e5f. 40 op-
position. wilcox. st1 Corn. 132 VIII
cox'a majority q. Weaver se2 Hoag.
agT. Weayers majority 20. shefil F.
Stewart. 40. Gray. 1ti stewaFt's ma
iority iE9 Aaseaaof-Fauuing, as
Murray, g2s FanpinE'a majority 100
Collector and treasurer Walker, go
Afatthes0n. 2S6 WaikeTs majority iei
school Observation-Disclosures 81,
Pratt Kerrs majority n. Probat'
iudge -Ananias Green. e5a. no opposi'
ton. Probate cierk-W. r. owen, sa2I
no opposition. auryeyor-Nymeyer
Gst. ma opposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
WANTS EDIrn MILLINoroN.
~ raso LADY wiiiineton 20 Give Hsf itome
and Edacatiou.

~ faso LADY MiiiinHtun o. Give VET heiHe
and Edacations
Since the troubles % little Edith AM
inFton have been aired w the courts.
she has been the subject of discussion
generally among the chafitably Inclined
ladies " the city. How 90 provide a
suitable home Tor her n a mooted
question. Il was suggested that she
be- placed IN 81 Joscph's convent here
OF be- cent to the Sisters az A Nuquer-
que. Now comes an W raso lady who
offers 20 give little Edith a good homo
and ciothc and educate her
The News n not az liberty 10 give
the ladys name. but she " well able n
nanciaily 90 provide home Tor the
girl n ~ understood Mr. Mniington
g. willing az far as he ~ able % assist
IN placing his daughter IN good
school III paao News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

teiCwaphed the true facts OF me rob
berries and murder OF his son ana wife
to Topeka.
Henry wac brought over % the new
town from the county 3ali this after
noon. aud az Tho Cllizen goes tn press
IL having a preliminary hearing before
Justice Crawford
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RE
POTTS.
Hon N. G.. de BAca. superintendent
81 public instruction, has thus faT re-.
Ceiyed reports from only fourteen
county superiniendeuts and some 90
those had to be returned for corror-
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

NEW MEXICO A0FiNr APPOINTED.
The Slash y. company which oper-
ates In Guadalupe and Union counties.
and h incorporated under the laws OF
Colorado, has notified Secretary Wal
lace that u has appointed ~ W. clark
its New Mexico agent with headquar-
ters at Rovuclto. 0uadalupa county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
THR FATHER HRRE.

George Henry, father, Frank Henry,
uncle. and n. A. Miller. cousin. OF Ira
y. Henry, confined IN the county iail
on thei charge Of burglary and infanti-
side. arrived In the city from Topeka.
kas. last night This morning. after
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer 5. H. vaughn
received from a. a.. Burnam. collector
OF Colfax county. f2O7 81 ises taxes.
sei.2i Of 1890 taxes and t2g2 20 ~ 1900
taxes Of which sii52i Is Tor terri orial
purposes and stg5i FOR territorial insu-
buttons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
TOOK LEAp Yoa LOVE.
YEauelo Hasuiios Died 81 Danes Hall 10
~ Peso.

~ heans
A tragic suicide occurred last night
A. the house ~ Manuel vareia on Firth
HtTcet. about 10 o'el0ek. while dance
was az ia height sayB the ~ Paso
News In full view % the daracers Yg-
naci0 Bug,illos shot himself through
the heart and died before the eyes OF
the thr0ng The cause ~ the rash act
IL said 20 b unrsauited love. huatilios
owed a youn~ lady well-known IN local
Mexican foc sty circles. who repulsed
his suit He vent 90 the dance sunday
night ana "a linF io find there She OBJ
iect % hla fpotlon decided 20 end
HE troubles The over stood N door
way wafchln tho dancers for several
minutes. then suddenly drew a pistol
ana placing " a. his heart hred. We
fell outside she door The pistol report
caused pandenionium IN the ball room.
Oliicers were hastily summoned and
the body was removed 20 the morgus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
DEsflnH1sisIsoef Tesfl11OnY
No Fsss; 3 ys. '' THAT o s f s.a 'a r.: S

aCCug0pl tAhmeuta tnan ire y y
and one Of its finest instiiu.
tons IL the Ohio pythian
Home. At Springfield, Ohio,
which Is ably presided over
BY Superintendent lie Fcvro
and his wife. Mrs. Callie ],
lie Fevre, the matfon, The
latter has recently written a
letter. which will command
widespread attention because
81 the prominence a tho
writer II u ~ follows
"Mcssrs W. n. Hooker a
Co, New York Last wear |
used Ackcr's English Remedy
at the suggestion Of a friend,
for a serious. loug-standing
throat difficulty and extreme
~ hard cough. Had used
many well spoken u prepare.
tons without relief | can
honestly say that Ackef
English Remedy removed the
difficulty and stopped the
cough. did not purchase
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
I'm II TABLES.
santAF p cihc

Nos ! and =. ariHf and Atlantic ffpfrH
unvr PuflWnu raiarf 90 elnR fu.W afF tNnf
~ sleeping care and chat fafs ieiAesn Ati-
saao ard l.oa AnsrlFs and san fftnCisro.
NUa al and az. hraicu ard lnfd FArfsse
nave FuiimHn ua,Hrf caft ani chaf cars unf
80 CtfsRAu JaiHt aFsu'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

---
II tho still hand also consulted ply
sicians peru LI
.b,, lie Ackefs
English Remedy Chiffon wife the president o. the Troy
Throat add Lung Troubles IL eonsrsaion with acquaintance
lie Mr. w. w.
springfield Ohio will hn6 that Ne too has had
Ackera English Remedy family
thinks keep house without it
ana, ys e @ fS Isfasa.d ilfs
limited sia andC anada In "a, b.
Wsaugot abos HOOKER P4rtfus Nee fgA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17
OFFICIAL MOTIFS.
New Company sacorPsFatss-AEunts ap'
poiutcd-Netary Named.

NOTARY APPOINTED.
Governor Otero to-day appointed Flu
gene l.. Stewart OF white oaks Lin-
coin county. q notary public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

The great democratic and popuilat
exhibition OF the feat 81 swallowing
each other was q complete success
There o. not a trace % etthrr Of tho
participants lcfs in sight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

40 party ln this country viii ever be
able 10 make a ageces5fu campaign
against the nag.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-23
The Rhsa.Walker Contest.

Washington, d o., January 20 -
At meeting of Committee on Elect
ions No 1, Saturday. Gen. Walker urged
the committee to set his case for Friday
next. Judge Rhea asked that February
i4sh be named as the time The commit
tee by a large majority fixed the case
for hearing on the l4th of February as
requested by Judge Rhea. IL is re-
ported that Gen. Walker is very indig'
nant at the action Of the committee and
the fact is that his case has been post
poned to the latest case Of all in the
House.
The Alex lndria Gazette says;
1.-The prevailing impression at the
Capitol on the subject is that both Mr. ..
Young and Mr.. Rhea. Democrats.
though fairly and legally elected. will
be turned out of the House and their
seats be given to their contestants, DR.
Wise and Gen Walker, republicans. 4"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-23
500, 900 Said to Have Been offered for
One Speech.

$500, 600 Said to Have Been offered for
One Speech.
: The New York Herald published
the following dispatch from Washing
ton; 1.-Two hundred thousands dollars
is the neat sum. it is understood, that
has been offered for speech by Presi
dent Mckinley in PittsburR, Pa.
"In conference with a delegation
representing the Americas Club, Of
Plttsburg, the President was given to
understand that his acceptance Of the
clubs invitation to open his campai gn
in Pittsburg under the clubs auspices
would mean a difference Of 5000, 900 TO
the Republican campaign fund. The
Pittsburgors want the President to visit
their city on April ~, the anniversary
of General Grants birth. and make
speech which will be regarded as the
formal opening Of the campaign OF 1900
for the Republicans.
'Ine delegation talked Win tne
President and several members Of his
Cabinet. and found them rather in
clined TO favor the acceptance Of the
invitation, especially after the sugges-
tion concerning $780, coo, but nothing
definite could be determined upon be-
cause of the absence of Senator Hanna,
to whom ell details Of campaign man.
aQement are submitted 1t is believed
the invitation will be accepted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-23
National Affairs.

The investigation Of the charges Ct
bribery preferred against Senator Clark
Of Montana, has caused the belief that
the committee is disappointed because
the accused does not evince a desire to
be heard IN his Own behalf
The annual report Of the Civil Ser.
vice Commission dwells at length upon
the need Of extending the classified lists
into new departments and especially
anxious that the employees for new pos
sessions should be under civil service
rules.
The debate over the seating Of Brig
ham II. Roberts is expected to be the
feature Of this weeks session Of Con-
gress.
A poll Of the members Of Congress
indicates an overwhelming majority
fayoriug the immediate passage Of the
Nicaragua Canal bill
A great audience attended Saturday
night the prof. Beer mass-meeting in
the Grand Opera House, Washington
Senators Mason and Allen aud Repre-
seutatives Sulzer. Bailey and Clark were
among the speakers. Great Britain
was vigorously denounced for her course
in the war.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-23
Two Days Battle Southwest Of Lady
smith.

4 battle between the British and the
B Iers southwest Of Ladysmith, Natal,
at last reports had been raging two
days
The B )ers were still holding their
main positions, though the British
were said to have driven in their right
Il INK. AZ r-
Two hundred and ninety Of the Bril-
fish wounded have been sent back from
the front. The full extent OF the losses. is
not known yet
The main British attack has been
made on the Beers right flank by Gen.
Sir ChAs. Warren's division, which has
baen heavily reinforced. Brigades un'
der Gems. Woodgate. Hart and Hid
yard. the whole being directed by Gen
C cry. advanced from hill to hill. Tie
Beers compelled the British to fight up
hill all the time.
General Butler Sunday night cabled
to the London War Office: 1T is diff
ficult to say exactly how much we have
gained, but think we are making
substantial progress.
While the attack on the Beers right
flank was proceeding. Gen Lyttleton 5
troops made a Reconnaissance in force
on the Boer left four miles north Of
P3tgieter's drift. AT the same time
this position was heavily bombaTded
by Gen. Buffers cannon. The object
was to prevent the Beers on the left
from reinforcing those on the right.
The present BOer position, as indl'
cs,ed By the dispatches, is about ten
miles long, extending southwest Of
LAdysmiIh, 50 as TO block the British
advance At no place have the British,
so far as known, forced their way near
err to Ladysmith than lG miles, being
held of by the Boer intrenohments.
The last act Of the battle will doubt
less be an assault in force on the main
3 -er position.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-23
A Slight Fire.

Friday night few minutes before 8
O'Clock heavy curtain at the residence
of Mr.. Isaac Hirsh caught fire. proba-
bly, from heated stove pipe. The re-
suit was considerable excitement and
damage to his furniture to the eltent Of
about $50. 80 aud slight injury to the
house. The furniture was insured with
Rowlstt & Goolrick and S. Willis How
ard for 81, 100. The injory to the house
was GOV red by insurance in the Mu.
tual. A. B. Bolts g. Co., agents. The
damage 70 both house and furniture has
been sattfaclosily adjusted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-23
GRAND JURORS AND THEIR DUTIES.
Answers to Questions on the Subject.
ooan. Va, Jan 18th. 1900

Ooan, Va, Jan 18th, 1900
To The Free Lance;
Will you do me the favor through
your valuable paper
1. To define the oath OF q grand
juror
2. How far does that inquiry go?
3 II person in the presence OF
grand Juror makes statement that he
was an eye witness to the violation OF
any law, is it the grand juror duty 10
have that person sent before the grand
jury?
alag grand Juror hears that an offense
has been committed in his neigh0or-
hood is it his duty to inquire II an Of
fense has been committed?
8. II farmer has his fruit convert
ed into brandy, and the man who dis
tills IL pays the government tax, can
the farmer dispose OF the brandy with
out paying an additional tax; and II
so. in what quantities.
6 What are the United States and
State laws on this subject?
BY answering the above queries you
will enlighten an lnquircr.
We reply as follows:
1. The oath Of grand juror "a You
shall diligently enquire and true pre-
sediment make Of oil such matters as
may be given you in charge or come to
your knowledge touching the present
service. You shall present no person
through prejudice or ill-will nor leave
any uupresented through fear or favor,
but in all your presentments you shall
present the truth. the whole truth and
nothing but the truth, so help you
God.
?. The enquiry goes TO the extent in
behalf Of the ommOHwealth that u
person would make enquiry Of mat
ter Of important interest to himself.
3ci and 4th If grand juror hears or Is
Informed that an offense has been com
mitted in his neighborho)d it his duty
to have his informant summoned before
the grand jury for further enquiry, or
to have summoned any one else he may
think can give light on the matter.
: 9th and 9th. These questions involve
the examination and legal disorimina-
ton which are outside the province Of
newspaper men and we would refer
our cOrresp )ndent to competent law
yer for answer.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-23

Marshall o. Waggonor, Of Toledo,
Ohio, an infdel who has been convert
ed to Christianity. has burned a rare
and valuable library Of infidel books.
On account OF the active demand and
short stock Virginia aud North Oaro.
lima pine has been advanced in price
one dollar per Thousand feet. This is
the fifth advance during the past twelve
months.
Hon. John f. Ryan has been appoint
ed by Gov. Tyler member OF the
Board of the Polytechnic Institute, to
serve three years from January 1st. 1900.
The appointment has been confirmed by
tho State Senate.