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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21
LAS VEGAS
From the Optics

From the Optic:
The ball game a. Mora resulted Ia
a aCorc ~ "a % in favor q tho Ilaa
Vegas team.
According 10 the El Paao papers.
there D. been an increaaa On the fam
ily Of Dr George r. Gould. down there.
in the shape Of Eir babe
W. a. GreEg, % iesmerovlie runch
Will leave next week for Bfoc kerldge.
hoa la w1sioh vicinity he viii buy 800
h.gh grade bucks 90 aell and breezy up a
herd ~ nhcep.
Three homing pigeons were liberated
b. Leroy ueifhf'l.. Wells rarFo aRcni
az Fountain square. az 7;oG o'cl0ch.
mountain time. sunsiay mgrninF Tho
birds clrcied around a tins or two and
thea struck 0ua "a a b. une for Cleye-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21

There Il e sermon In stones" and
also faces and Images on rocks In this
ever interesting country. ono OF Major
Fred Mullers prOspectors brings In
from the Nambe region a smooth fiai
rock. about i2Xi5 inches ln size. and oi
"a red brown color upon which 81 the
dark green outline OF e human face.
a wet sponge applied 20 the surface
brings out the well nigh perfect fca-
iurcs Of a bHgnudish looking face. with
reached hair and fcrocious moustach
Major Muller viii conatc the stones 20
the New Mexico Horticultural society
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21

Nasal Caiarrh q1.ca'y yields 90 trcat.
1rut hy tiY CREAM llalm. NJ ich o. agrre.
hly arsna. It H received through tHo
HoairHl c' mss ana heaia ihe eloIo sur.
are over ...h 10 O. as.s itsoif bmrass
Il iho b.a ff.i 4rN arr 20 maI. lU
enia. iesi aud Jos alt t.ra 90 continue
tho treatment
announcement.
10 Accommodate thoan aho nra partial
81 iho uso oi ailmIferl in applying liquids
into tho pa, IassaFos f0r catarrhal ifss.
hts iha ir .ri0m prepare Cream liaim ln
liquid imu Hh.Hh NIH le snnsu as Elyn
iAlu'd tre u la.m Price including 80
spraying A.. 10 1.eouis Druggists 0r by
mail. Tho liquid foru einbodica the med.
icinal properties " the solid pfeparatlou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21

A w G. r " mothers meeting will
De held at The home of Mrs. IDA Grant
6li South broadway Friday afternoon
az three O'Clock An Interesting pro.
gram has been prepared az follows A
paper on non-aioOhsi.c medicati9n by
Mrs Vaughn. Talk-"C Cooperation OF
the Mother VITA ths Sabbath scloo,. "
Mrs. Rh0dca 'iioN 90 Got me Conn
dsnco NJ our children" Mrs Harding
Physical Needs of % Child." Mrs. nor.
den. Literature IN me H0ms." Rev
q. A. Bunktr Question boz, and a
special uiuaioai programme.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21
Want Nsw M.sIsn l..nr..

Captain J. A. Casey leaves to-nleh,
for Arizona in response 90 a telegram
o confer with arizona capitalists r..
gardIng the sale Of his sheep ranchea An
the American valley Western New
Mexico The property. which iu 81 thou
sands ~ acres, possess some u the best
water rights Ia the valley. Owners of
lalEe hocks In the white mountains OF
Arizona have been driven out by forest
fires, and are seeking ranges In New
Mexico.-El Pas0 Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Remarkably Strong State Paper Of
Republican Principles.
STATEHOOD fOR NEW MEXICO.

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achievement Iud looking forward into
pa. rr.'l n.II oi duty ana opportunity
'ui 'HI''.nF tY ihe Judgment 90 their
fIn.. H.u WHh" these declarations
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21
MRS NJ e HARDWOOD
OFFICIAL NOTts
The Census Reports New Mcsico Nolnn.
tsers Want tu go a. china.
THE CENSUS.

The force in the census office at san
"a BE is hard az work on the to,nis ne
they come in from the cuumerators.
by fur u large majority OF the emu
moutors finished their dutieB on June
80, az the law requires. but In special
instances. FOR rood reisous only, the
tmC h.ts been extended. The longest
period of such extension has been
gro utod at Carlybad. where William e..
Rvin, the original appointec. foll sick.
and only yesterday Il developed that h.
was unable to complete his work aud
IL bcoauc necessary To make another
appointment The new euumeritor fur
the Carlsbad district IL Willis Caldwell.
OF Malaga, Who has been admoniahcd
20 make an possible haste IN forward
ing the results OF his work
HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS WANTED
Hon. NJ q. DO Baol. superintendent
ui publlc instruction. received "a letter
from the superintendent of public In
HtruUilun at san Juan, Puerto Rlcl.
asking for complete sci OF Sew MeXl-
go school rrpOris, Hs tho supcrintcnd-
cnts office az san Juan. with an IT,
Documents and reports had been dos
troyed hy Dr."
WANT TO GO To CHINA.
Governor Otero IS ia receipt of Hcv.
cral telogrlms offering 10 raise rcgi
mcnt of volunteers ln New Mexico FOR
service In China in caso thu president
should call Tor volunteers one propo-
sition a. to recruit another rough RIDER
regiment. there being q special need FOR
cavalry IN China.
Territorial Treasurer Vaughn has re-
ceived from Donnclano Cordova. col.
lcctor OF Taos county. t2 cents % 1897
taxes. 81 cents of 1898 taxes. and tg5.l3
Of 1893 taxes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-07-21

A. Parcnii and family enjoyed several
days az Coyote mineral sprinRr thls
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
CHURCHMEN TAKE A HAND.
Unite in n Crusade Against Civic Inns
morality and for suppress
sion of Vice.

Chicago, Dec. misrepresentation
Of nearly every church denomination
in Chicago have resolved to unite in IL
crusade against civic immortality, and
take an active part in the suppression
of vice and the maintenance of law
md order in Chicago.
This course was decided upon yes
terday, at the regular weekly meeting
OF the Methodist ministers, and later
at joint meeting at which several
other denominations were represent
ed. 1t was resolved to appoint com
mittee of laymen TO see all laws for
the suppression of vice enforced and
that the downtown basement resorts
whose licenses were recently revoked
be kept permanently closed, as places
dangerous TO the moral welfare OF
the community.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
CONSPIRACY AND LARCENY.
Serious Charge on which "a New
York Broker and His Assistants
Are Held t0 Answer.

New York, Dec. 1l.-Chester u. Law
renee. broker; Edward Underhill, hrs
Office manager, and Geo. II. Wilbcrt,
his clerk and assignee. who were ar
rested November %, charged with con-
spiracy and larceny. were re-arraigncd
in police court yesterday. The COM
rlainant, Mrs. Catherine iionkcndorn'
alleges that she deposited aSi,0Oobond
with Lawrence and received neither
profit nor her bond back. The de-
PENDANTS waived examination and
were held for the grand jury
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
BRIBE-TAKING COUNClLMEN.
Formal Charges Preferred and Conn
Gil to SIT M curt 10 Try
the Charges.

Cleveland, o., Dee. 1.-The speciai
committee of the city council when
investigated charges of bribery IN
connection with the granting OF con
tract to the Gamewell Fire Alarm
Telegraph Co.. last night preferred
formal charges against four members
of the council. The accused members
are: John O'Donncl, ID. u. Stcuer, y.
w. Henry and Lee y. Purdy. who. y
is charged, each received pay for hls
vote on the contract. The council VIII
sit as a court to try the charges.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Compiled from Various Sources.
F,rTY.SixTH CONGRESS.


In the senate, on the 81. the work ot tho
FlftN-siNth congress was successfully
resumed by the reading OF the nivssase
from the president. No other business
was transacted. but the oath OF clhS2
was administered 10 William -. pNiiAh
ham OF Nt rMVnt. who succeeds the lasc
Justin ; Morrill,. aui the death OF St~l-
man X Davis ~ Minnesota, and TIC late
Senator Gear. Of Iowa. being Announces,
the senate adjourned out OF respf.. sp
their memory .....I In the house, aside from
the readias. Of The pre- sidents meSs1@r. ~
business OF importance was trans Tel
TIE death OF the late RepresentatN- pAtH'
81 New Jersey. and Hoffecker. OF peld
ware. was announced. and the house ad-
1ourned
In the senate. on the 9TH the ship sub
sidy bill was made the unfinished oIs'-
measure. and its discussion xas orelHi 10y
Mr. Frye tAie.J. The Credentials 90 Sen
Ator-rlect DOllivcr. Of Iowa, Wefe plc-
serrsd and he was sworn in. Att.: pass
ins. a number or bills on the calendar. the
senate at 3.3J D. m. went into e<e~NAlse
session. and soon after Adjourned LII
the house. during q brief session. NJ
bills were. passed, the most important De
ing one TO provide a detail OF not 70 eN-
coed i. retired army officers and Wy NJ n
commissioned officers a. military INSTRUCT
ors in the public schools Of such cities as
ADOPT a system OF military instruction
In the senate. on the 9TH, senator Frye
concluded his speech upon the snip SUBSIDY
bill consideration of which after the trans
ops N session and an hour and a half spent
behind closed doors. was resumed. Al 5;4o
r. m another brief executive session Was
held and the senate adjourned. --.- In the
house the day VAS devoted TO considera-
tioT. Of the army reorganization bill. II OF
the Is pages ot the bill being disposed of
before adjournment.
In the So nate on the 9Th. no business OF
Importance was transacted IN open seS-
sion Almost the entire afternoon session
was passed behind closed doors in consld-
GRAFTON Of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. In
the house. after long sitting devoted
almost exclusively 70 debate upon the
army reorganization bill. thar measure
was passed by vote Of is6 TO 1873 Several
ar . ndments were adopted. as was sub
stitute for the canteen section absolutely
prohibiting the sale 81 intoxicating liquors
at military posts. which was carried by
an overwhelming majority. the vote being
i5e 10 81
In the senate. on the eth. no business Of
importance was transacted in open ses-
SION Practically the entire legislatiN g
day was taken up by an executive session
H.. In the house the GrOut oil leo margarine
tiil was passed BY vote OF 1s5 to ~ The
bill. passed. makes ali articles known
as oleOmargarine. buiterine. imitation
butter or imitation cheese, transported
into any state or territory Tor ronsunp-
ton or sale. subject TO police supervision.
but prevents interference with such trans
pcrtation or sale when such product ~
free from coloration in imitation OF but
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
EXTRAORDINARY REVERSAL.
American beef II SuppIanting the
the British Article.

London. Dec. Am extraordinary
reversal Of the usual conditions APP
pears in the English meat market,
and it is likely tnat English beef will
soon be palmed off as American. Hith-
erto the opposite has always been the
case. But, by clever manipulation,th the
American statesmen have obtained con-
troll of the market, until American
beef costs as much as English beef.
Hence the likelihood of substitutions.
Commenting on this situation an En-
glish paper says:
THE American statesmen now make
almost what they like. In the English
trade there was no organization to
oppose them. The farmers have been
in the hands of the butchers, whose
cupidity led them into the arms of the
Americans. The only active opposi-
tion the Americans had to meet lay
IN the prejudice of the consumer. 1t
has taken twenty years to beat that
prejudice"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Charles Ford. while lifting a can of
glycerine from a wagon on the Gill
farm. Wilson Run, o., on the 9th. ac-
cidentally dropped the can and an ex
plosion followed. His remains we're
scattered in all directions.
As the result OF a refusal on the
part of the officials of the Gulf. Colo
RADIO & Santa Fe system to arbitratc
differences with it's telegraphers,
every operator on the system. from
Galveston. Tex. to Purcell, |. t., left
his post. on the 9th, and the line is
completely tied up
The richest gold discovery since the
Klondike development is reported
from yellow river. tributary TO kus-
kowim, 300 miles from Yukon. The
discovery was made by IL prospectors
who went to kuskowim, in July. from
Holy Cross mission.
Lord Kitchener reports TO the Brit
ish war Office that Gen. Delary, with
500 Beers. attacked a convoy proceed
Buffelspoort. December 3, burned
half the convoy and killed Is men and
wounded %, including Lieut.. Baker.
The Beers suffered heavily.
The Chicago a. Alton officials have
issued notice warning persons who
carried away about $4,000 worth of
merchandise from wreck. near
Delevan. ILL.,, on the list, to return the
same under penalty of exposure AMI
prosecution. The notice has caused
a sensation.
John Gibson. OF Catlettsburg. Ky,
who murdered his infant stepdaugh-
ter by forcing a rcdhot poker down
her throat was placed in the Mays
Vile jail. on the 9TH. for safe-keep-
ing. threats of lynching having been
rife.
At Chicago, on the 9th, Schwarz-
child a. Sulzberger. of New York,
bought II. u. Piercc's Aberdeen Angus
steer, Advance. for s1.5o a pound. This
was paid for beef on the boof, and
AZ the steer tipped the scale at 1,43c
pounds, the price was S2,145.
Charles w. Fullerton, one of Chi.
eago's wcalthiest citizens, died at his
residence. on the 9th, from apoplexy
Mr.. Fullerton was probably best
known through his gift of Fullerton
Memorial hall to the art institute.
Gov Sayers Of Texas. on the 9Th
rcs eived Information that some Of the
managers of the various relief com
mittees in the gulf coast food sui
ferers' districts were quietly appro
priating money to their own use IN
the way Of salaries for themselves
for each days work, while distribute
ing the money and supplies.
| Maj. II. J. Gallagher. chief com
missary OF the China expedition, ha,
written n report TO Brighten. Weston
commissary general. in which he a.
serts that the ration of the American
soldier is superior TO that supplied Il
any Of the foreign soldiers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
PURSUIT OF A DESPERATE.


Logansport, Ind, Dec. 1i.-Chief-of-
Police James Foley and Patrolmen
Barney Burch, Dick Costello, ben
Dean and George Graham, pursued
desperate for six miles last evening,
shooting at him at every opportunity.
The man, who is believed to be Mar
vim Kuhns, an escaped convict, re-
turned the fire at intervals with two
revolvers. Dean pushed him closely,
und finally the fugitive turned. and
walking toward Dean, who had no
more ammunition, warned him that
he would kill him. The officer adj
yanced, sprung at the man and caught
him by the wrist, whereupon the fugi-
tive placed weapon against Deans
breast and fired. The wounded officer
fell, and while his brother officers
were caring for him the desperate es-
.aped.
Later posse of officers and citizens
armed with shotguns and reyolvers,
started out to find the fugitive. II Is
thought he can not escape, as tho
towns and country have been warned
for miles around.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Paul Kruger arrived at The Hague
ON the 9th, and was given an ELUSIVE
welcome by the burgomaster. coun'
sellers and the public generally. lie
is auartered at the Hotel des hides.
The statement Of the treasury bal
ances in the general fund, exclusive OF
the $3.50. 100000 god reserve in the d.
vision OF redemption. issued ON the
eth. showed Available cash balance,
Sl37, ABS; gold, $76,so2,2s5.
The German census returns show
that Berlin has a population OF L.
ss4.345, compared with i,677,3o4 In
1895.
Failures for the week ended on the
eth. as reported by X. G. Dun a Co.,
were 2s7 in the United States, against
POI last year. and % in Canada, against
80 last year.
The French chamber of deputies. on
the eth. rejected a motion providing
for preliminary inquiry into
slavery and cruelty in the French
provinces.
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland will
receive Mr.. Kruger in audience on the
18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events In Various Portions OF In
diana Told by Wire.


indianapolis. Ind, Dee. THE ID.
ennial report Of the Indiana state la
Dor commission filed with Gov. Mount
shows gratifying improvement IL
says:
Although there has been an Increased
number OF strikes. those that nave oS-
CURED have continued fewer days nav
involved fewer persons. have been pas'u
on more reasonable demands aho h"N
been more easily adjusted than 'host -
the two years previous 10 the last TWO
The report speaks of conditions III tne
3ooo factories workshops. mines, quar-
ries ana other centers OF industry OF IN
diana. which employ, approximately To-
an laborers. The commission favors en-
forced arbitration in strikes and says the
welfare OF the people demands an anne
ment TO Indiana's statutes proNiuihs LOT
such arbitration. Such law woul. 90
away with the influence OF professional
axitatOrs'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Got Bridge Contracts Because the
british Were Too Slow.

London, Dec. 9.-With reference to
the American contracts for bridges
along the line of the Uganda railroad,
Sir Harry Johnston, the commissioners
for Uganda, in dispatch to the for
eign Office, declares the railroad Off
Gals were compelled to send orders to
America, owing to the British firms
being unable to supply their wants
within reasonable time. The orders
comprise not only bridges, but loco
motives and other rolling stock.
This and other troubles of the rail-
way committee" adds Sir Harry John
ston, lin placing orders in Great Brit
ain, are the outcome of the disastrous
engineers strike, which has done so
much to cripple this class of manufac-
turers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
Others Injurcd-Cause of Ac-
cident Unknown.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Dec. IA
special to the Tribune from Aspen,
Wyo., says disastrous gas explosion
occurred, yesterday, in the new rail-
road tunnel by which four men lost
their lives and several Others were in
jurcd. The tunnel is being built on
the cutoff of the Union Pacific road
between Aspen and Hillard. The cN-
plosion was caused by the accumulo-
ton of gas.
Twenty-Five men were at work at
the time of the explosion. 1t is not
known what ignited the gas. Flee
trio lights are used throughout tho
tunnel. The coroner's verdict was
unavoidable accident"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
PLACED In THE COUNTY JAIL.
The Former Cashier Of "a Chicago
Loan and building Association
Charged W 18th EmbezsIcment

Chicago. Dec. Walter ID. Glenn,
formerly cashier of the Traders Loan
and Building association. who disap-
pcared last summer with a charge OF
being over twenty thousand dollars
short in his accounts, hanging over
him. was placed in the county Jail yes
terday pending trial. Glenn. after
leaving Chicago. went to Rawlins,
Wyo., where he secured a position as
CLERK in a hotel, and il was while act
ing in that capacity that he was ar
rested.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Evansville, Ind, Dec. Matthew
Eintenzelman, an engineer on the Mr.
Line railroad. received probably
fatal wound in a peculiar manner. lie
was standing in his cab at Gentryville,
when he felt sharp pain in his side.
An examination showed he had been
shot in the left side under the heart.
lie was brought here on special
train. He says steam was escaping
from the locomotive at the time and
he was unable TO hear the shot. lie
is one of the oldest engineers on the
road and says if he has an enemy IN
the world he does not know it.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL.
Exchange Of CiviIittes Between Adj
miral Rnwson and Royalty.

Lisbon, Dec. 9.--King Charles L.,
Queen Marie Amclic and Prince Royal
Louis Philippe, accompanied by the
members of the cabinet and other dig
OIL board the British batticshp May
este by Vicc-Admiral Sir Harry Holds
worth Rawson. The Portuguese hy,n
was sung, and Admiral Rawson pro-
posed toast to the royal family. The
king replied in English, thanking Adj
niral Rawson for the sentiments he
had expressed. The royal visitors
remained abos I'd the battlesh,p the,
fon's, and la'er assisted Mt an enter
tainricnt at the British legation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Bloomington, ILL.,, Dec. 9.--The body
Of Robert X. Thompson was found,
Friday. floating in the lake at Miller
park, this city.
Thompson was 80 years old, and
lived here until two years ago. He
had been insane and confined in the
asylum at Jacksonville, ILL.,, but was
recently discharged, and came here
last week.
When found the arms and feet were
bound with wire.
He leaves wife and three children
ct Three Rivers, Mich.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Anderson. Ind. Dec. John Red
dington has been convicted of forging
certificates of deposit belonging to his
father. Patrick Reddington, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for two
wears. The father filed the affidavit
against him. Young Reddington has
been a school-teacher at Elwood and
bore a good reputation. His father Is
a well-to-do farmer. 1t developed that
the young man had forged his fathers
name before and the latter had always
paid TO save the son. For the last Of
Tense he was very vigorous in the pros
ecution
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Laporte. Ind. Dec. 7.-Plans are rap
idly being formed for tristate polo
league. TO include the states Of Ohio
Indiana and Wisconsin. with the plac.
ing Of teams in the principal cities Of
the three states and the playing Of a
long schedule The chief promoters
are w. A. and l.. 4. Petty. The cities
OF Anderson. Elwood. Logansport, Fort
Wayne and Richmond. in this state,
will back the professional teams.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Terre Haute, Ind. Dee. When
Mrs. kittie Gamache. Of st. Louis, ar
rived to he married to Sanford Pierce,
of the police force. whom she had
never seen, she was startled by find-
ing a crowd of 500 persons in the
train sheds to cheer her when Pierce
kissed her as she alighted from the
car. 1t was n matrimonial advertise
ment marriage. and the bride had no
thought that advance publicity had
been given to the romance. Patrol-
man Pierce and Mrs. Gamache drove
to the parsonage of Rev. L. +. Sellers
and were married.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14

Canada expects population OF o'voV'-
900 in its census returns next year
Anticosti island, in the Gulf OF -
Lawrence. though owned by frencn-
man, Is under the British flag and SUP
ject TO the Canadian laws.
Political buttons cannot be worn -
Canada during the heat of campalkn
This is due to clause in the domlh'on
franchise act which says that no persor,
shall exhibit any sign OF his politics.
faith after the Official nominations 80
made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-12-14
SIN Active.

Muncie Ind. Dec. Alexander Fer
guson. los years old and sound Of
mind. said TO be the Oldest man in the
state. was in the circuit court with a
suit TO quiet title to ten acres of land
owned by him. He thinks a relative is
cndeavoring TO cheat him out Of the
land