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THANKED By THE QUEEN.
Returning Canadian Troops Received n,
Windsor.

Returning Canadian Troops Received mt
Windsor
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The members Of
the Royal Canadian regiment, who
have just returned from South Africa.
were enthusiastically received by the
peo .le of Windsor. The soldiers then
proceeded to the castle and were re.
viewed by the queen in the quadraa.
gle. Her majesty, addressing the Ca.
nadians, thanked them for the immense
services they had rendered the empire
The officers We're then presented lndi
vidually, after which the queen sum
moned Private Armstrong Of New
Brunswick, who lost leg during tn,
campaign, but who joined i'll tie marci
OH crutchcs. After the soldiers haC
been shown over the state apartments
they weIc entertained at luncheon II
the royal riding school.
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JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.
Former Minneapolis Woman Killed o!
Her Husband at Chicago.

r,rm.r Minneapolis Woman Killed by
Her Husband at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Dec Mrs. +. \. hua.
son. formerly Miss Belle Walker OK
Minneapolis, was murdered oy ner
husband, who then attempted suicide.
M, Hudsons lived at the Vickcry Motel
and the crime was committed III their
room. Hudson was insanely jealous OF
his wife. After inflicting three bullet
wounds any one of which would have
c,used death, he crushed the llfeless
yoman's skull with n hammer, ana
,h,n fired TIVE shots into his own head.
The shots failed to kill and he tried &c
crush his skull with the butt OF his re-
volyer. In a desperate struggle ne was
overpowercd by attaches OF the hotel
and removed to hospital. where. 1t Is
said. he will recover. Mrs. hudson
came here from Minneapolis three years
ago
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01

Announces the Profits or His Big Deal j
November Corn.

November Soru.
CHICAGO, Dec. l.-George II. Phil.
hips, who engineered the corner III No.
vembcr corn. III discussing the matter
said:
My personal profits through the
deal are $500, 600, about half OF which
was made during the past week. here
after | shall coniinc my self strictly to
commission business.
\ foreigner who sod short line OF
10000 bushels at ~ cents per blshel
when everything looked against him,
bought il in the last day Of the month
AT 81 cents. The market declined on
the liquidation OF scattered holdings,
aygresating 20o,o 600 bushels. Most OF
this corn was held through the adj
vance 10 IL cents and was sold at loss.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01

Was Commander of the German Column
IN China.
BERLIN, Dec. IA special dispatch
from Peking to The Tageblatt an.
nominees that Colonel Yorck. com.
mander of German column. who was
reported to be at the point of death III
consequence of inhaling fumes from a
stoye IN his bedroom, died at iilvaioel
Nov. p.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01
a.,.nti Campaign Ended.

1o>po>. Dec. The following
,;.,a,.h has been received from Colo
u,I' unl Wilcox. commander OF the British
toas w. at Coomassie, Ashanti, dated
No Nv 81. "The campaign is ended
Tnc troops III excess OF the garrison
.r,,, l.,ve here in few days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01
BRAZIL TO ASSIST ACRE.
Volunteer Corps Being Formed to Aid
the Little Republic.

the Little Republic.
Rio JANEIIo. Dec. IA dispatch
from Manaos, Brazil, announces that
volunteer corps is being organized there
TO support the so-called Republic OF
Acre against the Bolivian troops.
In view of the assertions made by
the Bolivian minister, that the author
ities Of the state of Amazonas are Civ.
ing active assistance to the rebels. tnls
announcement is regarded us slgnlil'
cant. Should an expedition be allowed
10 take the field Bolivia would probably
make al emphatic protest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01
JOINED TuAN'S REBELLION.
General Tung Enters sh""
With Ten thousand Troops

General Tunv Enters shan - Sr"s
With Ten Thousand Troops
SHANGHAI, Dec. IA h's''o"a
IN the province Of Shan p reports a',', .n
10000 Of tho troops OF Genera Va =
fu Hsien entered that province go
joined Prince Tuan's rebellion n
eral Tung has been obtaining s"ppN
from the yiceroy Of Sze Chuen. ,
The governor Of Shan 81 mas w." 80
requesting tho viceroy Of shansn', Nd ~
send him without delay eish' raa ,"n
hiring guns, and tho viceroy mas oi'.i .h,, !.
the guns to DO sent. II is said '''"' ~
hsu Tsien, guardian of the .. he.' ,"ar =,
parent, is still alive apd III ~ ''"'
feking.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01
THE UP-TO-DATE STORE
Cloak Department.

The ladies will be especially interested in
our Cloak Department which is full of the lat
est novelties. We intend to make a speciality
of this of line goods. Cloaks, Capes, Jackets
ColIarettes. We are sure we can please you in
style and quality of garment, and price.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01
49,, .xmpathy for Kruger

p.rls. Dec. Tho senate i', =,
ANONYMOUSLY adopted u reso4n''oI. -, =,
sympathy with AIR. Kruger ,ha ~ chambsr ch
,.rms as the resolution OF the cn''~
AT deputies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-12-01

We are showing the strongest line of un-
derwear ever brought to this city, We chaI-
lenge all to surpass us our SOC underwear.
We bought before the rise came. We allow
no one to undersel us.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

tried to even up things by stufnnE the
ballot box In this city with about a
thousand illegal ballots That year a
few BOSSES dictated things To suit
themselves. This year the people
elected their delegates and held a har.
moniOus convention. An amusing tn
cidcnt occurred at the iss2 convention.
which was highly pleasing 10 the con.
tending factions George Findlny, now
a resident of Topeka. ana a veteran In
political convention work. was In Illo
Aruba county prospecting for gold
mines. lie came down with the Prince
delegation aud held a proxy from one
OF the members. 10 nominate AIR. Luna
u bccam, necessary 10 throw out the
Prince delegation, and this was
promptly done. No sooner was this ac.
tion taken than Mr. Findiay 5cEan an
address 30 the chairman, aud ne wsa
told 10 dry up not bcing "A member of
the convention. Ile calmly proceeded
20 read proxy from one of the Luna
delegates from Rio Arriba county aud
was given fun opp0rtunI u express
his opinion ON New Mexico politics and
at the close was chcered 60 the echo.
Before coming to the convention he had
hNed himself with proxies from both
sides. and was given vote Of thanka
Tor this new wrinkle in political meth
uaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
tLAND RAILWAY.
Branch Road to be Built into the Golden
COchid Camp.
Nov MnNInnnl

tNcW MeNiCanl
II Is learned from an authoritative
source that surveyors w,d be- lea the
field Ia ten days to permanently locate
The route FOR the proposed Bland rail-
road, which b. TO give che Golden 60.
chiti communication with the outside
world. For the past week Messrs. Gil
iiapic, OF New York. and narlellsOn. Of
Minneapolis, accompanied 10y other
capitalists. have been examining the
country between Bland and Thornton.
Yesterday g ~. Howard, United states
attorney for the Pueblo Indians. went
over the pueblo grant with she promo
ters Of the railway on right-of-way
business, To-day J. ". Akers, Of San
IA Pc. who owns large Interests on tho
Canada C1chiti tract, is down toward
the luo Grande making surveys with
surveyor Wiliison.. which means that
they are properly on" Ia fact Ar
Akers said be- knew FOR dead cer-
tainty that the railroad promoters had
received every encouragement 20 20 on
with their project. The new road IL 10
tap the Atchison, ToT a Santa Fe
two miles above Thornton. run on
toward l4aba Jada hlii and the mouth
~ the il!o Santa b.. and cross the Rio
Grande at the old Moore ferry. thence
takins a straight shoot for Bland The
matter looks 20 good that The people OF
santa Fc can not anord 10 sleep 40 any
rights they may have on the premises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
iIILLsBoRo MINES.
From the Advocate

From the Advocate.
The Sinnanahuulng company viii
build q J0-ton amelter.
Jap Ouatat has made a Hhipment os
high grade silver ore.
The deep shaft az the Trippe has
reached TIE second contact and 10 all Ia
flUO ore.
The Contention mine. owned By
desnra CLARK. Murphy and Cotton, has
commenced shipments.
At meeting of The directors % the
X. X mine Tuesday $500 Was voted
Tor development work the present
year
A new strike of ore made la close Vi
cinity 10 the quaTtzite dyks az the
Snake is feet wide ana worth ta25 per
ton.
The sherman ana sheridan mines
have been withdrawn from tho leaas
system and the miners employed at 81
par day.
AZ the Cincinnati the ore chambers
arc being attacked. Rnd regular ship
mcnta % mill and smelter will begin
next week.
A contract Tor lhe mining of GO tons
or ore az tst3 per ton was let by Aupt
Larson u the Ready Pay Oulch mines.
on Monday.
The nrat run ~ the new mill was
made last week and was very success.
fui and it will soon run regularly on
custom pres
Tho ~ Paso smelling ana refining
COMPANY. operating tuo mines. have
struck a huge depoait of manganese
0se 80 a depth ef 120 feet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
SHEEP INTERESTS.
Good Work Being Done by che
Sheep Sanitary Board.
OVER THREE MILLION IN TERRITORY.

The annual report of the sheep sani-
tary board has been submitted 10 GOV.
otoro, ANA shows that the board 10 do
inE valuable w0fk Tor the great In
duatry which adds ~ much To the
wealth OF tho territory aud employs
/ thousands OF people here. The sheep
are In much better condition than they
have ever been Ia New Mexico, wing
to the compliance Of sheep owners with
the rcgulatins OF the board requiring
two general dipplngs one August As
and the other December ib of each
year. AL l0cks were carefully lnapeot-
ed By the inspectors OF the board. and
/ Il ia believed that there will be less
acab this spring than al any time since
lhc board was created. The boards
EFFORT to stamp out the disease ls &c
comprising great do8l in the desired
direction.
The board hopes that before another
year passes sheep owners will have all
their marks recorded. There have
been restored TO owners through the
efforts OF the board during the yelir
200 head Of stray sheep and 1000 stolen
sheep, the latter having all byen stolen
from one owner The thieves were ar
rested By the inspectors Of the board.
which has "A number OF inspectors in
each county who constantly keep
watch Tor sheep thieves and stolen
sheep. ana in consequence very few
sheep thcfts occurred during the year
The dumber OF sheep brought into the
territory IN 1899 was %. ss8 the number
that left the territory, t0s,2tl The
number Of sheep IN the territory IN es-
timated at 100000. Union county lead |
ink with 100000 sheep. RIO Arriba, tOO,- |
900. Guadalupe county coming next |
with 100000 sheep. The other counties |
follow Bernalllo and Chavez. with |
$50 600 sheep each. S0cOrro, Valencia.
San Miguel and Eddy. 2O0, 200 sheep /
each. Lincoln. ii5,O0o. santa Re. Mora
ana C0ifnx, 10000. Taos. 100, 900; Otero.
1900 san Juan DOna Ana, Sierra and
Grant $1,000 each. The board received
during the year ts.G23es and expended
ta1Ss.e9. leaving a balance in the trcaa-
ury of s3,sS5.2e, out OF which. however.
many OF the inspectors will yet have
10 be paid The personnel II the board
consists of Hon. Solomon Luna, OF Los
Lunas, president. who Ia untirng in his
efforts for the advancement Of the
sheep ~ well as every other Industry
and interest OF the territory. ond iH
one OF the best known and most re-
spectcd citizens OF the territory. w. =.
Prayer, of Roswell. vice president, AN
and successful sheep grower,
and a. W Kelly, of Laa Vegas. = we'll
known and prospevoua merchant buth /
Iaking "a keen interest ia the work OF
The board. The efficient secretary OF
the board is Harry r. Lee. OF Albu-
lucrquc. whose WORK for the sheep and
wool raiaors IL greatly appreciated.
Taken all Ia all, the sheep sanitary
board can well be proud OF ts work
md iis record, and deserves the hearty
'ommendation and support of all sheep {
men. as well AZ every other New Mex
co citizen Ii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
PAssINa away.

Eighteen years is but az a moment
of time In the life of nation but In
the life of an Individual that number or
years often covers the most important
period Of his existence. A. the sooor-
70 convention last Saturday only four
Of the delegates present we're members
0f the territorial republican convention
held In this city IN 1859. which n0mi-
mated Tranquillno Luna Tor delegate 70
congress.
The four men who were members of
the iss2 convention are Gov. Prince.
Col chavcs, Eugene Romero and ThOa.
Hughes. Death has claimed many of
the delegates Of the 1859 convention.
The nominee OF the party that year
died several years ago. and the mus
tations OF time has scattered the re-
mainder far and wide Politics q on a
much higher plane In New Mexico than
IN 1852 That year the republicans
cast several thousand fraudulent votes
la Valencia county, and the democrats
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

on said resolution II be by a silent ris
ing vote, which motion being seconde,
was carried. Hon. r. =. Hubbell there
upon proposed an amendment 10 IN,
resolution, that the same be- certified
by the secretary OF the convention and
transmitted to the bereaved grand
mother and wife OF Captain Luna
which amendment was accepted by
Hon. Pedro Sanches. OF Taos. The re-.
solution an amended. thereupon beinr
seconded. was placed for passage be-
FORE the convention. and a silent rising
vote OF the entire convention carried
the same as the solemn sentiment OF
the aasemblage.
Mr. Bursum Of socorro offered the
following resolution;
he Il resolved that the following
named persons be and they are hereby
declared TO be the delegates and alter
mates to represent the territory of New
Mexico at the republican national con-
vention to be held in the city Of Phiia-
dciphia on the 18Th day OF June, a. D.,
1900. 20 wit;
Delegates-Miguei A. otero, 70. A. Co,
hoon, Frank A. Hubbell Juan santlste.
van. secundino Romero, Abran Abeyta.
Alternates-Robt G. Gortner. Robt.
i. Ervien. ID. J. Leahy. j. NJ. sando-
val $. A. sOilenberEer. A. d. Bowman.
Being called upon by various mem
bers. MIR. w. u. Childers OF Bernalillo,
delivered an excellent discourse on re-
publicanism and the principles OF the
party.
A vote OF thanks was further on mo-
ton. accorded 10 hte Las Cruces 3and
for It's excellent music furnished dur
ing the convention. as we'll az TO the
band OF Socorro. and to the citizens FOR
their many courtesies.
MFR. Hubbell Of Bernalllo moved that
the resolutions In reference TO McRin-
ley county be certified by the secretary
OF the convention to the chairman OF
the committee on territories OF the
house OF representatives, also to the
speaker OF the house Of representa- tives
and also to the chairman Of the COM
mittee on territories OF the senate, and
that the same be also teleRraphed to
said officials.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick moved that the said
motion of Mr.. Hubbell be laid on the
table. Said motion. failing OF second, |
was ignored by the chair. and the orig. |
inal motion Of SIR. Hubbell being sec.
onded. was put to vote. and carried
II was moved and seconded and car |
ried that the proceedings OF the con.
vention be furnished to the republican /
press Of the territory.
on motion the convention thereupon
adjourned sine die.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
COCHITI RAILWAY!
Promoters Are Now In
the City.

charles ~. Bartlenon. a prominent At.
torney % Minneapolis. MINI. J. T.
Gillespie, sucoersful nnahcler ~ New
York. ana Major James n Purdy.
well known attorney of New Mexico
aud Colorado. are In the city.
These gentlemen are the prom0ters
~ railroad 10 the rich Cochlu min
inE district. ana to-day The Citizen can
announce authoutatiyeiy that the rail-
road while 70 has been talked of for
several yearH-is now foregone con
cluaioh ana viii surely be- bunt dur
INK the present year
The survey which was completed a
few days ago. shows that the new rail-
road vii form junction with the At
Gibson. Topeka a Santa Fe railway
about one ana a half miles east ~
Thornton thence over the mesa 10 the
Rio 0randr. crossing the river Just
above the indisn village of Cochlti:
thence following Pino creek and can
yon. direct 10 the town ~ Hiand. win
branches from points on the main line.
% be determined on later. The line of
The route. untiI further extended. IL
forty miles
Articles of Incorporation for g. 500
oOo have been drafted and viii be nlsd
az once with the territorial secretary.
and for the time being Thornton wiii
he named az che operating point. al
though Albuquerque will be- the per.
mhnent headquarters. Mesars nartle-
a9n. Gillespie and Purdy to-day ap-
pointing as trustee FOR the b0ndholdsra
ana depository % funds the Firat Ma
tioual bank of this city
The bonds for the construction Of the
c0chiti railroad have an been negoti-
atod FOR sale In New York, and grad
ing and permanent work along the
surveyed route VIII speedily follow.
The lncorp0ratora are the following
gentlemen samuel W. Thompson.
disbursing officer of the custom house.
Sew York. Chas. J hartics0n OF Min
goaEolin. Alnn. y. Gillespie. % New
York Judge John s. Thompson. of Los
Angeles and Major James "a Puriy.
~ New Mexico ana Colorado.
For two years Major Purdy has
worked on scheme 60 give railroad
facilities 10 the great golden Cochitl
mining district. and his labors have
finally brought forth substantial re-
suits To him great credit h due.
Tho major with Measra. Martleson
and Gillespie. VIII leave this evening
for Santa ~. taking along with them
the Incorporation and other important
papers - the Cochit Railway CON-
pany 10 be- hied with the territorial
secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
UNivrR,I Y NUIlS

Harold Allen II ON the sick list
measles.
The Mirage stan has presented the
gymnasium with new basket ball
Toots Is just wCrn out with the sea.
sons labOrs. The new ball is nne
one.
The Oraiorlcai association completed
organisation ON Wednesday. Presl-
dent. Douglas Johnson. vice president.
JOS cooms. secretary, Mabel Ander-
son, treasurer. louis Becker. Arrange
ments Tor the June contest have been
left with the executive committee.
Paul Schuster shook hands with
fellow students Friday In farewell.
lie viii sail FOR Germany within the
next Few days. The following lines
have been ascribed 20 Mr. SchVster' a
bosom friend. n. kcleher.
'Tis best We part, We cannot always
thus
The ileeting moment speed with
mirthful roar.
Nor sneak exams, nor mathematics
chuck,
Nor essays CRIB from cyclopedic lore
Perchance when on the briny deep you
toss,
Your dream disturbed by oceans
mighty roar.
Nou'll think tbs lockout" once again
ana hear
"Opn up, ! say. or In bust in this
dOori "
Tia beat We part, as nave said above.
Youth goes apace. there's work for
me ana you.
So adios, old chap IN say once more.
Vale. gooG by. and set again. adieu,
The following committees have been
appointed by the Athleti. association.
Gymnasium. Miss Hughes. AIR. Hard
ing, Mr. herrick. tennis. Mr Brooka,
Miss Hazeldinc. Mr. Johnson. basket
ball, Miss Hunt, Air. looms. Miss
Barth, baseball, Mr. Hart. MT .;en-
jamin, Mr. Armijo. field day. MI.
Terry, MisH hughes. Prof Childs, Miss
Fields ana MIR. Ward.
Tuesday morning the gymnasium
girls took ugOss-COuhtIy run-tO The
reservoir and back. Elizabeth Hughes
won the race in-'well. In long time
Many came 10 grief at the first barbed-
wire fence. Others, escaping the nrst
aud growing confident feli into
aharS bdis GA tOther sid OF the high
way. The girls are not yet ready Tor
ars-an'- ounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24
FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
Lieut.. Albert n, Leith Writes a Let
ter to George P. Owen.
ne IS wELl.mOw IN ALBUQUERQUE.

George =. owen, proprietor OF the
Grand Central hotel, has received a
letter from Lieutenant Albert a. I,sitb.
who ~ nshung for Queen Victoria in
south Africa The lieutenant 10 well.
known Ia this territory, especially hrrs
' ana n Grant county, where be was IA.
/ tereatod ia mining and la the stock
raising business. lie was. f0r a short
time. intcreated In the Golden ,ts1rict.
but on dispOsing of his property there.
ne came TO Albuquerque. purchased a
riding pony. aud enjoyed a real lsis.
ufeiy ilfe, vibrating between thus otIy
the Jemoa and sulphur hot springs
quite frequently. The lieutenant left
the ofand Central hotel this month one
year ago, and when he reached London
Dc found that during his abaence in
America hla mother had died. leaving
him large legacy, aud requested him
% remain al home. However. he vas
hrcd Win tho war spirit aud be- eri.st
"a 10 DO scryice la south Africa.
Mr owen Ia la receipt OF tue follow
ing Interesting letter dated February
10. since which time I.adyamith has
been relieved.
Chioyeiy Camp. Natal. Feb. 10. 1900.
bcar friend owen. II have often IN
tended 70 write you line % let You
know how the world waga with me for
here ! am leading a troop In the south
African Light Horse and hghtins the
Beers in South Africa We are In the
Natal Field Force, the relief of Lady
smith our present object. but even II
We have found the Hoetn a hard nut 10
crack. With their natural mountain
ntrongholds and aasiate by French.
herman ana Russian officers. ana arill.
lery men. and spi.nfldiy armed, We are
determined to settle the matter def.
nltely by arms this time. whatever Il
may cost ua
How little ! thought a year AZ, when
In Now Mexico. chatting with you In
the evenings. that now should be
writing from Africa. sitting In my
tent the first quiet day for some DAYS
of out pickets' and Reconnaissance"
duty
AZ the battle ~ Colenso. though our
squads suffered severely, 1 am Rlad to
say ana my horse came through ali
right without a scratch bat u wasn't
for want of MauHer bullets aplttlns
thick around one.
N'Af NWN nave NHhM wei anu nuuFa
lshlng since last heard from you
How u ben M0ore7 Tell him / don't
Ike my present saddle outft ~ much
- my good old Californian. but that my
'qulrt' comes In handy sometimes. As
'or instance. At the battle OF C0ienso.
He had tu lead some horses down 20
some of our men whose horses had
been shot. and Il IN astonishing how
ny quirt made the led horses lead up.
Very little time FOR writing. - goodbye
'or the present u you have an oppor-
unity letter will find me addressed
Lieut. a. ~ Leith. South Africa Light
Horse. via Cape Town. Africa.
Remember me to all friends. J. ~.
Block and HIS wife. and sell Moore 20
10 the same Tor me 20 all frineds al the
emeE springs. II you think OF it and
ee Mr. Keen, cashier ~ the First Ma
ionnl bank. please remember me most
indly 10 him and tell him where / am
Yours most sincerely.
ALBERT LIsTTH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-24

ably surprised BY being presented with
handsome Sold badge. the presenta.
ton addrssa being delivered BY the pre-
siding ofiicer u the Corps. After this
surprise. another one came on, and the
Interested parties we're Mrs. Cha.tes
hopping ana her infant child. Mrs.
Hopping ~ faithful. efficient member
OF the order. aud a. her child was tho
only one among the members born.
literally speaking. In the order,
the listle tot was presented with
a tlny gold heart, upon which was en-
gfaVed the letters w. r. g." After
these surprises. the members enjoyed
roffnnhmrnla