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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23

The same condition prevailed at the
Sumner as at other schools IN the
southeastern part Of the city The at
tendance was larger than m the north
west part OF town and the percentage Of
yacolnated greater Principal Barton
reported an attendance Of about 400,
with an erollment OF some bSi, and Of
those present, fifty per cent had been
yacclnated. The others were, OF course,
turned away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your di.
gestiye organ, viii be regulated aud
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind Of work. This has
been the experience Of Others; i
win be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. % cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
POLICE POINTERS.
hru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HHh ~ ~ III y y y y u ~ ~ - - ~ bHp'
w. d, Bowrirg and w. Phillips were
taken into custody last night FOR frac-
turing certain ordinance providing
Tor the ways and means Of riding
bicycles, The part which says that one
must carry "A light after dark was ig-
nored by BOwrng, while Phillips con-
cluded that the sidewalk within the re-
stricted district was much more COM
Portable to ride over than the streets.
Each left 81,
Miss Helen Schwartz. who resides at
n each Fifth South. notified the police
last evening that some one had entered
her room and made OF with a lady's
gold watch and a gold ring, Nothing
else was taken although several yalu-
able articles pf iewelry Yerp In the
room when the Watch and ring. We're
purlolned.
W. Phillips pleaded not guilty 70 vio-
lsting the bicycle ordinance by riding
after dark minus a light The court al
lowed Phillips 10 depart, but with the
understanding that II he repeated the
offense u would cost him the price Of
two or three lamps.
"Bllnky or Ben Campbell said:
Guess perhaps l did have little too
much jedge"
Just lttle?" asked the court Yes.
OF, my eye you know ! got a rock IN
H. ! mean my eye and that was the
cause primarily" Il was. his first APP
pearanoe and the court said go.
S. r. Smith admitted that he had
fractured che law by imbibing too many
glasses Of intoxicating fluid but II was
his first time and the usual courtesy
wns extended
Mrs Whltecott0n was unfortunate.
She pleaded guilty TO drunkenness ana
was given the option Of s. or five days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23

The Riverside school has had an en-
roilment Of 500. Hu b. Folsom and
eight teachers are IN charge; 200 pupils
We're turned away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23

Many an Innocent little DARLING =
suffering untold agony and cannot 9'
plain It's troubles. Mark your ehiIass
symptoms, you many ind u irolplsst
With worms; give It WHITES IRbAA
NERNlFUGE and restore h 70 galss,
ness and health. Price 25 cents Il '
NJ. !. DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
Clerk POLAND Kert nn.r.,

The busiest man m Salt Lake city to-
day was Clerk Folland of the local
board OF health He was kept going all
day issuing certificates OF successful
vaccination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
srEaMER sTSK II COLLISION.
Accident Occurred at $40 a, m. Two
Lives Lost.

Vineyard Haven. Mass Jan. 2s.-The
Glasgow stenmpr Ardandhu. Captain
Dundas from New London, Conn, for
Halifax. y s.. was sunk IN collision
with the Metropolitan lines Herman
Winter from Boston Cor New York on
Roblnsons Hole, Vineyard Sound, at
$40 o'clock this morning ana two "
the Atdandhu's crew OF 81 men were
lost They ere
CHIEF Engineer Jos, Henderson Of
Glasgow.
Second Mate Fred Dove Of Boston.
The Herman Winter reached this port
This forenoon with her bow gone and
ronoued the accident She had on
beard the 2g men who escaped from the
Ardandhu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
Bescham's Pills cure sick headache.

Coughs and colds come unlimited, but
you can quickly get rid OF them with
q few doses Of BILLIARDS HORE-
HOUND SYRUP. Price % and 20 cents.
Y. e. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23

Bowen Had to Get Certificate.

At the Uiniah school. which has an
enrolment Of l30 all but 81 pupils were
denied admission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23

Riverside school

The enrolment at the Emeron Is 202
and the exclusion about 60 per cent Of
that number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
EXCURSION TO OGpiN

Wednesday, January gath
by the Oregon Short Line. Round w
only 81 Special train LEAVES q I W
Returning. leaves ogden midr'ghl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
Tonight

II your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
Stops ,he Cough

Ahd WufEF on Tue NuIU
Laxative Dromo-Quinlne Tablets cure 90
In one day. No Cure, No Pay. ffi'e-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
WARD RE0RGANIZED.
Lars I. johnson is Now Bishop at
Bear River City.

on sunday afternoon the Blshoprlc Of
the Bear River city ward. Boxelder
county, was re0rganized. there being
present at the meeting the presidency
Of the Stake. Apostle Budger clawson
and Elder AdoIph Madsen. The meet
Ing was held In he fine new meeting
house erected under the direction Of The
late Bishop Carl Jensen. the attendance
being very large. The following named
officers were presented and received the
unanimous vote Of the members Of the
ward, who were highly pleased with the
selection:
Blshop-Lars r. johnson.
First Cuunselor--Peier G., Jensen,
Second CounselOr-Alma Nielsen.
The feeling manifested towards the
officers by the people foreshawods pros
perity and good VIII in the ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
WHAT YOU GET

When you buy a can Of Three Grown
Baking Powder you get an article
which has ingredients which win in
sure YOU perfect satisfaction in what
YOU eat Our effort has been 70 pat
upon the market a high quality baking
powder ana % make the price such shat
any one and every one can afford 10 use
IL and our effort b 10 sell baking pow
der that the most dainty win demand
ana that the most economical can buy,
has had ts elimination In the Three
Crown brand. II Is an we claim Tor it
because It SIS an a high quality baking
powder should be.
Three crown Baking Powder, FIX
tracts and Spices are sold everywhere
ln the iniermountaln country. ASK for
them and refuse oil substitutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
WILL LOAN 40 MORE hooks.
Administrative Committee Of the Public
Library Decide on Plan.

A nesting Of the administrative COM
mitiee Of the public library board was
held IN the Joint city and county build.
Ing this morning There We're present
IL. c. i'm. chairman Mesdames Dart.
Richards and Miller The matter Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23
10 CuRE rnE GKIrrE IN TWO pA9s

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
An druggists refund the money II Il
falls 20 cure, T.. w Groves signature
Is on each box. 25c.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
rnrlmINI.r .IrrAfInN.

AZ prospective scene 0f war China
presents situation which can easily
result Iu open rupture among several
nations and change the whole map OF
Che celestial empire. slender too. Dr.
the Thread which now holds thc dogs
of war u leash Japan equipped with
o. navy superior t1 guy which can be-
quickly mobuzed u thc cast by amy
other power H watching the move
mepts 0l the ozar wish Jealous cye. The
mlkalo cannot f1Igci that il was Rus
sia ihut robbed him of 8u the sweet
ness 0f revenge ln ha triumph over
China should tlo lzlL therefore.
show luy disposition to open host.alles
tbc Jap would be at h.H throat Ens-
land has great interests ut stake. but
Us making haste slowly She has an
other war and "a mighty famine on
hand, which are 300 Jstr1ctiug Co caIl
Tor AN uuwarrauted 5feJch 90 peace
vu her part France. though not con.
H.deryd as d,..uuE Har just now. De-
not asleep hy ans means ana there is
doubt as 90 whether she would remain
neutral p1Wef should War Boz prreIp-
stated sAe has many s,orog 90 settle.
aui would oe l5ltb tu 500 China split
up among the other p9Wss. and cot
mas, Coo euurt to zee piece.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
IlnrInANaL MnnkI.ll..

Ths national W. g. 4. q. was organ
Iaed bod cleveland ohio. iu lsia ana is
ths sober second thought ut thg great
Wumau's crusade. a. Is now regularly
organized n the f0rty-nto states ut
ihe union. aud boo every territory Us
headquarters are lu Chicago. 30. where
30 has "a womaua temperance publish
lug house that sends out over us.Uu1
700 pages annually, ana bias seven rdl-
tors and no employees. The Womln o.
National temperance hospital demon
rtrltof inc value OF bon-alc1holc me-
dIcluon. The Wumans temp,anDa
temple. costing over tl OU00 Qv haa been
built 100 Chicago.
There afo about 10000 local unions.
with membership and foiiowiug, in.
Guiding tle chlldreuH societies uf
auout htIl million. The IS. g.. IT, "
has forty -FOUR distinct departments OF
work. presided over by ns many women
experts. 10 the national society, and Ga
nearly every state Az che states in
tbc republic except two have lave re-
quIrnF .ns study of scientific temper.
aucp BOB ,by public schools and al ihese
laws U.I. secured ny the vs. o. e. o..
also 300. laws iurblIlrR ,hg sale ui to-
bac,1 i1 minors Most Industrial.
homes fai f.rs were secured through
tb, ,uous of thIs society ls were tbl
refugee or struE women Laws raise
inr tu, ago of consent and proNdIug
fur better protection foi women and
girls have been enacted by many leg
islatur.s through the influence of me
department ior che promotion of social
purity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
CINtnosIIh CO.. CNu>rDIr.

Tl. ph'AIe.pus preaFt.Ils 90 Andrew
tlfucE.rs vast wealth. N says DE
mace % statement tho other day lu
London which showed that hIs fortune
was yaul00lg0J It's hrst money ~ any
account was made out OF the Amorl-
can sleeping car invented by Josiah
Woodruff au enterprise later Develop
90 boy George Pullman. Then Mr. Car
urEle went into Oh when Cine fret boom
ia that article made 90 many men u.h
ana others pour iu one year De- CIrIr.
al {39Q0O0 ln that Then be- started
The Keystone Bridge Works. ana agtri-
ward went into thg Edgar Thomson
rail mills. Since ther Uaoln has pour.
ei ln upon him ln "a flood. 10 ls rstl-
mated that hiH annual living expenses
amount 90 about hgif a million if IuI.
lars. This iF expended iu supporting
skiD0 castle ln Scotland. suites 90
apartments Boa London ana Sow York.
ana ln the maintenance OF "a private
irns'1n llst on which are the names OF
quite o. number ~ persons who helped
hIm whom hr WOO poor anI whom bt
h's H"t forgotten Several la.r. aro
Pee found a mu Uhu $500 huI . lm
"urn Do. Has u telegraph .I.Hf.I. lnI
NI" HfI he.Hm. NrD pu.I I. UIr.
u'.'r settled the SUM OF i.u r t.fr
"H EIW fur nfe ana sIHa. U. b.uuU.
.Iary death enc moncy ~ boon D.. .i
fU fHn widow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
AwoMAN PROMOTER
Msme. Heard In Arizona rushrsa rinn Sos
e Railroad in Wrxire.

Mme. Heard In Arizona rush-sa rinn fur
q Railroad in Mrxi-e.
Nine. l.. j Vaiesqucz Beard. known
throughout the country as "a woman
promoter. BE- In phoeniN. which she IN
tends making the terminal point ot "a
railroad starting from Bondorez Bay
on the Pacific coats of Mexico. alto
grthcr about LOCO miles in length, sly s.
the Chicago Chronicle She recently
came on a trip iasuug twenty-eight
months. covering 5000 miles. on dom
keys. examining the contour OF ine
country between Costa Hica and the
Pacific coast.
Mime. Beard produces papers show
ing a concession OF 10000 mile by
Mexico. She has been working on the
project for seventeen years. and has
been aided by A. X. COney, Mexican
consul general at san Francisco, who is
close 10 President Diaz. Mexico iE
anxious for construction OF the road
because % will not only tap rich min
orai aud agricultural regions. bot viii
lead 60 BcnderUz. where that severn
ment contcmpi8tes establishing an im-
portant naval station.
Mime. Beard Was hrEt distinguished
a. the south's representative 90 Cana
"a. whore she secured large sur VI
money to aid the ooufedency a. the
civil war
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
,nrn.r hi nI1rnAr. rrnrN.

The reception TO Delegate Pereh az
Lac NtsHs haJ democratic cast Of
,auuteuau.c and Nr p,re1 BOO am iu-
tgrusw BOO 200, Optic took occasion TO
DOC thp republican party OF ihD terri-
tory o. back handed blow. However
300 his speech lt thg banquet Mr ror0a
F.Ht.I coat Doe WAS rrH republican,.
There hos neru % good deal ot t1lk The
Uast few Woutbs regarding the political
course uf Mr p.rel DO uas been as-
serted that Do, Intended tu rule or ruin
the republican party 200 tHis county
ana his action un certain bills Boo C1n-
gross h1a given color Co this rImor An
Mr. pere1s friends ihe resent cleC-
ton ln ibis City worked and voted Tor
the democratic nominees Cor city on-
Gers. ana helped elect Str Marion may
or His action ou the Mckinley coun-
o. bin Was Tor the benefit OF the demo
cratic party in Sew Mexico These
things have given the republicans of
THIS county reason 10 doubt Mr. pcfca'a
loyalty to ihe republican party.
hhe time has passed by when MI
fer,o ur any one elise can rul, or ruin
the republican party in this county or
Iu th.s ,eut1ry Tho time is EllnE by
when ans leader can throw whole pre-
r.nci8 f.r or against any political
party Mr perea has been slgnaIy
hou0rcI by the republicans OF this city
ana county. Ills relatives now hold
the most Important offices Boa the coun-
ty Hni Doc holds the high RI office ln
inr size of the republican party On the
territory and thiF. Goo. Boa spite OF the
fact iHa' he a au Incorporating
enemy OF this yity ANA Inns opposed
every enterprise for Doe growth and
prosperity
II Str Prrll intends tD cat loose
from lho republican party Dc can iujure
only himself ana certainly cannot iu-
iure thiH city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
BLAND sREWTlEs,


ffom the Herald
Frank Bland 10 reported seriously ~
az his home In Cola canyon.
Since the heavy rain in this district
two weeks ago several men have been
employed .u the work Of repairing the
road south % Bland.
%. r. poHcy who was In the district
FOR a few days looking after the inter
csts of HE company, departed the lat
cor part of last week FOR Boston.
Harry Giles. an cmployc OF the black
smith shops at Albemarie. viii leave In
few weeks Tor his former home in
England and TO enjoy the sights at the
Paris exposition.
Frank Ki-ster, OF the Arm Of Klrster
iiros. lhe Albuquerque cigar manufac-
turers. came up from the Duke City
Monday noon and mingled among his
friends for few days this week
James Eakin came up to the metropo.
a. OF the Cochiti last Wednesday and
returned home to-day. lie expressed
the opinion that bland was a much
better business center than any place
in che two territories
IA Judge Groves court wednesday
the case 81 the Territory vs. Mrs. Liz
zlc Jones was heard. Mrs Librada
Gurule was the complaining witness.
alleging an assault with words. Upon
hearing all the testimony In tho case
the Judge imposed a fine Of g. and costa
AGAINST the defendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
Arn,crpY oN rnr PLAINS.


a. Incurred on the ~taken IlRins lea cha
,ss County.
q tragedy occurred 1n The Staked
Plains boz Cbaycs county near me Tex
az bouuIGay report uf which has just
reached Roswell through Amlr an
Damn. $50. kmln 0n ths upper lIuud1.
who with party of eastern friends
Witnessed the finale ut thp affair Tines
suddenly Whit. eating breakfast saw "a
httless aul ooIfless man pursuing lu-
other. both being on horseback WHOM
the pursued Nus about 800 yards bee
yupd Daunr camp BITS horse stepped .u
Dog hol, aud throw him heavily to
Che ground Before he could get up
thp pursuor was CON him. sllabing and
sabb.us With "a biz ulf.. one stroke
nearly seypf.ue hIa mead from his body
ne Wus dead but tto man with tho
knife Kept uu st8thlnE the corpse un-
900 he was tired out
III makes no difference what my
name to- Doe said az Damn and his
party rushed up Co. him 81 have been
after that thing out there ever since
yesterday morning never stopping to
ear and only twice for ms horse to
drink
Il have been camping ou the Ojo
Blanco f1r some time and yesterday
morning my brother and I went out FOR
some horses When we got back my
young wife was nearly dead ana every
thing about the camp Was torn up. She
was just ablo To- ten nae that that
skunk out there who begged his sup
per from us had done l 90 made me
wlil ana ] told my brother to so what
hg could lo f1r her. jumped on my best
horse. ana took tha ttaH in thC after
noon got ln FiFht uf Dim ana ho emp
tIrd hiF gIu af m. COMO bullet took
ms hat un but a ha threw the gun
pWay . know ne Vts uut gr cartridges
and ! Kept riebt ufr
'Now lW going nlgk t0 my wife I
hope 40 nul h.r alive but 10 4 don't
Iu know chat tHIHgH are eNcuei up"
Colonel Damn Hnl us party made no
attempt goo hold the man. Tho tragedy
occurred almost exactly ou the state
Zinc has already dome som experiment
proposition tackle IN band Tho
body lf tl. victim Has tHat Hf mlu
about aa Hr uf age, ana hsI u1
mark 900 'a show .s Identify They
..r He naI. uH.. b. lHy and shot
.N. Wounded Hun. which Hai BEL ur1k.
600 Hf aHI could u.l n, saved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
rNrRADirIoN rArER~.

Por Sale ny ia o'RIaIly y Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
AoHrENENrisDEAp.
uallroad Presidents Admit rbey are n.
ahie g. Malutaiu uates

At the recent New York meeting
western presidents admitted that the
presidents agreement requiring ihe
maintenance ~ rates was o. dead let.
tor and that 10 had proved Intellectual
to stop the payment % commissions.
Since the agreement went into effect
last March. % was admitted the rate
situation both passenger ana freight
had become demorllzod and was fas,
growing worse ami that something
must speedily be- done Co place matters
in a stable condition.
u is, however. conceded that any fur
Their attempt on the part % ihe prcsi-
dents 20 control the situation would b.
ne Intellectual az the presldenra agree
mcnt had proved when rugaestion-
were asked fof at the New York meet
ing there were none forthcoming. and
little hope was expressed that any fu-
turo plan would 81 effective IN stop.
ping rate cutting. As one president
pat II az the meeting There VIII b,
no plan found which will maintain
rates 80 long az there are more rail
roads ln the country than the countr,
needs"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

The example set by the democrats
of New York u d.spoFuR Of thg rs
to 4 silver theory has bcon followed by
hu she state conventions which have
since wtcsuol with che problem. An
attempl was made u tho Sow Yoik
convention to ulorae that portion OF
ODE Chicago platform which affirmed
that che free coinage of silver al "a
ratio of SO Co ls The greatest necessity
of thc country but % was defeated by
speech delivered Boy ex-senator Hlll
who declared that Do was unnecessary
Go udorsc iroe coinage so long aa the
convention bad inionrd colonel Bryan.
who Doe himself a 70 pefsonlncation OF
tg t1 L.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
AnIloNG MINrT'S nlGLoss.
\ Clever stranger steals st,ea0 from q
ph"cniN MiuiuE Man.

ih""hth MINING wan
John b. Cookru. mining man from
Phoenix. Arizona. was robbed OF
satchcl containing $3.50 yesterday az
tcruu0n on q Denver A. Rio Grande
train by ore of Che cieyerrst thieves
thut has ever operated u thr west
When he arrived iu this clty some one
directed him to the district attorneys
office. whore Dee told his story and was
directed by Assistant District Attorney
Prescott 10 police headquarters.
C0ckrill. VINO is q man about 90 years
OF age. came 10 Colorado Springs "a few
days ago TO dispose OF au interest In
a mining property whereby be- secured
81 800 According 90 the story h. told
AR Prescott, he placed 81 $50 IN his
satehel. ana the remaining $50 ~ mis-
inside pocket lie determined 90 como
TO this city. place che money .n a bank
and spend q few days slghtsovlnE
when be boarded the train az the
Springs "a we'll dressed young man f0l.
lowed him and when be took seat
On a coach the young man clrelessly
feli into "a scat opposite him Cockriil
placed the satchel beside him on the
seat. After the train was on its way
90 this city the young man engaged
Cuckrill IN conversation. lio talked
rntcrhinngly for "a while, aud made a
point 20 attract the attention OF those
in the ear 10 the fact that he was on
good terms wit the old man. The
conversation finally Jagged and uufor-
tunatcly for 9Agkrll he fril asleep.
when the train was short distance
from "A station about $50 miles ants side
90 the Springs, ihe young man picked
up the satohel aud approaching the
other people 10 the car said laughing
~:
I'm going TO play a joke ON my un-
tle. I'm going to pat his attehcl lea the
next car and when no. wakes up Doc
will think some one has stolen a. Iu
come right back and pretend to bee
asleep
win this explanation the theft
stepped Gus uf the car. and as the train
was running slowly. IL O. supposed that
be- jumped on when C0ckru awokC
be- found TO his surprise that his satch-
81 was gone. iic asked tho occupants
of the car what had become OF hii
satchcl. and they all smiled FINALLY
he became frantic Ia his demands q
know its whereabouts.
one OF the mon u the car thinking
that the Joke" had boon carried fal
enough, and that the old man should b.,
/ pacihed. ssi6 "Oh. your satchcl Is al
right, Your nephew 10 trying 90 piay
a Joke on you. ana has carried 10 Inc,
/ the next ear"
MY nephew" exclaimed Cockr.il
II have no nephew. That young MAJ
who sat opposite me IL a perfect strag
er 20 me, and that satchel c0ntaiuc,
! 81 800"
The story OF the do.ngs of the pseud,
nephew was then related 90 Cockrill
ana after the train had been aearohs,
! he concluded that the only thing hl
could do Was 30 continue hts ride d
this city and report hiu loss.
a IL thought that the thief u ono o.
the race track touts who were driver
out 0f this city two weeks ag0. Sew
crnl OF them went 10 Colorado sprlnE
90 attend tue races Denver Repubh
can.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

feet distant a huge she bear OF the
siiver-up VARSITY accompanied by two
cubs The man m the water with hls
hair pointing skyward. lost no time ln
making 10 the opposite bank while
Mrs Bruln retreatod IN the opposite
direction and hid her blushing goun.
tenancc beneath the foliage OF friend
~ bush, which was a surprise to tho
prospector who fully expected a scrap
ne she hears with cubs are generally
very vicious and very frequently at
tack travellers who happen to come
upon them. The lucky escape OF the
Adam appareled pruspector ia undouht-
cdly due to Mrs. Bruins extreme mod
eaty. -iiillahoro Advocate