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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Territory OF New Mexico. County Of BeF-
nalillo, Ia the District Court
Katherine Cole, plaintiff, Va Myrtle L.
cole. defendant. No. $50.
10 Myrtle Cuie. Defendant; You are
hereby notified THAI the above pleintln
has begun an aCiiDn against you IN the
District court of ncrnalillo County, New
Mexico. Ia which piaiutin praya for an
absolute divorce from you ON the grounds
OF deaeFtiOn and non-aupport, for the
custody % the two infaM children 81
said marriage. James and Myrtle Cole,
and for an accounting sr the community
properly Of said marriage ana that plain
TN be decrcod 20 be- the owner OF the
property dcacribod Ia said complaint con-
aiatluN " mining claims free ana die.
charged from ANY claims % yourself
therein. and unless you enter your ap.
pcaranCe therein on or before the I'D day
OF June 1855. judgment viii be taken
against you BY default.
HAIRY =. OWEN.
Clerk ~ said Court.
JOHNSTON a FfNfCAI.
attorneys Tor fiaintiff
Postofnce address. Albuquerque. ~ n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Al O'Clock this afternoon the big
white driving horse 81 ), n. Luthy
broke out OF the red.barn on welt Cop
per avenue ana took jaunt around
the principal streets Of the city, with
one OF the stable employees trying 40
catch him. As the horse rounded Gold
avenue az the corner 90 Second street,
u ran into Miss Kennedy, daughter 81
Mrs. G. W. Kennedy. knocking her on
the bicycle she was riding The young
lady was not hurt. but Il was narrow
escape from being trampled under tho
h00fs OF the big animal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

chris Schceie. brother OF the popular
clerk al the dry goods store ~ l.. KEN
penlch. meet with an accident the other
day that win hay him up for repairs
Tor some time. Mr.. Soheele IL the well
known general merchant az Jarales.
Valencia county. Last sunday he de-
sired o. enjoy the sabbath with the
members Of the famous Heyday club a,
Bolen, and on mounting a good iiding
horse ne rode 90 Beien. sunday vas
passed IN playing innocent games,
cracking jokes with the Heyday club
members. and Ia eating a good meal in
the afternoon az Col. John Becker's
Late that afternoon ne started nome
and his horse became frightened and
ran away. In consequence Mr.. scheeie
IL now laid up for repairs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Ferry, Caldwell Yeanan ana J. ". p
Voorhies. The noral tributes we're
many and beautiful A blanket 81
white roses covered the casket aud
hung 10 The noor on either side. Gov.
Otero and hia brother % New Mexico
attended the funeral Mrs. Otero lived
In Denver for 20 years. Governor Otcro
and Major Page Otcfo were present al
the funeral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
supDEN DEATn AT THE sULrnuHs
william Nasette Rstnrns end Tells Abont
she Death of Mrs. nsntan.


she Death of Mrs. hentan.
william Malictte. chief clerk and
outside rustler for Mandcll a Gruns-
field. the Railroad avenue ciothiers, re-
turned last night from a business trip
10 the Cochiti mining district, and in
cidentaliy took in the mountain route
10 the sulphur hot springs. While
there last Saturday night, Mrs. Benton,
the cook az Bixler's hotel. was taken
suddenly ~. and expired sunday morn
ing al o'clock. before she arrival Of
Or. Shields. who had been hastily sum
moncc from Jemez hoe springs. The
remains were promptly arranged and
taken TO the JsmeE hot springs. where
they were buried on Monday morning
Mr., Mal!ctte states that the husband
Of the deceased is miner. and the
owner Of some good claims In the Co
caitl district.
AIR Mailette says that there ara
about twenty-five ppeople az IN,
springs. stopping at the hotel and Ia
cottages The weather Is fine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

In Judge Crawford's court this morn
ing Francisco Cienfuegoa was placed
undeg hoad In the sum OF 500 10 koep
the peace for period Of ak months.
The proceeding was Instituted By the
defendants wife. She IL a hard work
lng woman and earns a livelihood for
herself and two children BY taking Ia
washing Her husband. who poses az
"a curbsione politician, sneaks home
once IN a while 20 secure "a meal ana a
few haFd-carned dimes from hia fnith-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
sArrLr Al rmn ASYLUM.

Edwsrd Hiss New at las VeGas-N. o.
stevens Returns.
n. 10. stevens. who was detailed BY
the Masonic lodge OF this city. 90 take
Edward Bliss 20 Las Vegas, returned
20 the city last nlght, He states that
Mr.. Bliss proved a very mild patient.
and quteiiy submitted 20 every detail
connected with his assignment 10 the
territorial asylum. The MaHons OF this
city win look after the wants OF the old
300 printer whose friends are In hopes
that his mind will soon be restored
90 reason.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

W, a. uenter, formerly In the RESI-
taurant business ON west Gold avenue.
will ~ 10 work al the store o. the Al
buquerque Grocery company on south
second street on June A.
Notices have been served on the
property owners on silver avenue. from
Third To sixth streets. 20 carry out the
city councils order for the construc-
tion OF plank sidewalks.
the Hammond Packing company. Of
Omaha Ncb.. which recently establish.
Cd headquarters here, shipped several
hundred pounds of beef 10 consumers
az Bland ana Thornton this morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

properly there accumuiates in them an
digestrd fcfmenung. putrid blood poison.
inR matter The appetite canned be healthy
thi this IL removed A machine will not
run Il u h an cloggcd up with dirt The
stomach cannot appropriate food unless u
h clean, and so healthy hunger cannot
come, The stomach cannot be clean II the
liver and bowels do not dispose Of the food
passed along 90 them. II poisonous. chcte
matter " allowed 10 accumulate and con.
Reu the liver aud bowels more of less of Il
gets into the blood aud "a carried all over
the body u q any wonder that u makes
you sick
d. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery u
designed 20 correct al Disorders Of the
digestive and blood making system and 20
drive all Impurities uui a the blood itself
Il restores lost appctii, sad vitality,
builds healthy flesh aud muscle changes
sickness 10 sealth, misery 10 happiness.
John A Galloway rsq.. 81 No sis Nih street.
Coluuhiif Ga writes p" had cHtHffh ior fnUf
years ard also Liver and kidney Trouble ln Is3i
J was working at night and brukc uni in lumps
BY cyts were auuhen and ! had fsnpies end
brown spnis 90 my iacr Now thctc are an
gone ana believe ! art entirely we'll have a
good apfst'ir boz before I commenced taking
yuur Dniirh Medical niscufrr D had 90
appetite ~ nii hnw . ain like "a chilA-frady
~ cat ai agy time a the day or night"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
ronruNArr HrNAwAY
HapPe's Fsmliy Horse aud the Yeiiine of
children CAUSED some Excitement


children Caused some Excitement
"Oh. helpi please stop the horse"
rang out on the AR last night al 7.i5
O'Clock az y. Rupees old family horse
came gailopng east on Railroad ave-
nue.. The words came from the fright
ened little children In the buggy drawn
by The horse. The animal took fright
az a piece OF paper blown across the
avenue near y. fifeld 4 Co.'S store, aud
started on a gallop. A little girl.
daughter OF Mr. Rupps was TIE driver.
but when she noticed the horse going
faster than a common every day trot
she became alarmed. dropped the lines,
and yelled for help, Joined IN by the
other little tots In the buggy Several
gentlemen rushed out into the street
and IN front OF the store OF H.. J. Post
Co. stopped the horse. II was a for
tunate runaway, for had the family nag
more speed In his old bones fatal re-
suits might have happened
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

In the District Count f0F tue County OF berna-
lilo Ia the Territory II New MEXICO
ADA FtIkEY.
NO bAoE
CHAH. PILEEY
The sald defendant ls hereby notified ths,
an action has been begun aahsi bin "a the
District Count Tor hefnalillp county 10 tile
TeUit0Fy OF New Me1ico. by the said plaintiff,
and that the object OF said action q 20 obtain
an absolute dlvOfce and dissolution 81
the bOHds ~ matnmony existing briwern
n aintiii and defendant and for general relief
and that unless he cntrfs his Appearance 10
said Caus6 on ca before the eOfh day ~ June,
1900, Judgment will be rendered m said cause
4 fklnit him by default. The plaintiffs eiipf.
ney 10 g.. W Clancy, whose pusioftiCe address
HARRY p. OwHN.
May "A. 1900. Clefk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

a list OF nfly-three names has been
secured ~ Silver city, Demlng and
surrounding towns Tor the purpose OF
establishing a temple OF the Dramatic
order knights OF Khorassan. and the
formal instltsti0n viii occur in short
Time. This order bears the same rcla-
zion 10 The knights OF Pythias as The
order or the Mystic shrine does 10 the
Masons. This VIII be- the first temple
10 be organized In New Mexico, and
silver city 10 fortunate 10 be- thus rec
ogni1ed a meeting o. the prospec-
tive members ut the new temple was
held Tuesday evening Immediately at
Ter thr closing OF the regular meeting
of Silver Clty lodge No. i2 knights OF
fythias. al Masonic han. Addison Hen.
~, of Chicago. o prominent member
III this order. addressed those who wish
10 Join the plc.-independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
GOV. orrRo's aoTnER.

Barred in Hisersids Cemetsry, DenyeT ~
Father CASEY Conducted services.
Mp. Mary j. Otero was buried In
Riverside cemetery Wednesday after.
noon. says tho Denver Republican,
Father Casey officlatcd there and az
the rcsldonce Of A. J OBIyan, where
the funeral service was held. The in
torment was private.
Tho house was filled with friends.
There was no music during the cere-
mony, and the service was short The
pall-bearcra were Otis u. spencer r..
N. Patterson, Charles McPhce. John
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Notice l. hereby aivca that will on the bih
day Of May a, D., 1900 offer Tot sale aud sell
81 the highest bidder i0r cash. eight bonds oi
the school district OF precinct NO, ~, 81 bets
nhliiin county New Mexico, ni the depoini
nation 81 sik hundred dollars each, which
have been issue according 10 Law for thr pur'
cincs, J. T. FEAhA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

fui wife. 10 buy iutoNicants with. When
she IL unable 20 comply with this re-
quest he begins abuse against her ana
going 70 far an 10 cruelty punish her
with his lists For this oifenso and
non-suppoit she sought the aid OF the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Rev. W. J. ..arsh. OF Oklahoma. Ter,
Who was recently given a call to the
pastorate of the First Congregational
church OF this city, sent word 10 the
committee To-day that he would hc-
cept the call TO take effect sept l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

The court this morning tried the
ease of Robert Appleton Vs. W. A.
Maxwell and rendered Judgment
against defendant for amount sued for,
SOS and costs.
The court alao made an order con-
Aiming sale OF lots J. and la block
~. original townHlte. 20 A E Walker.
Tor $500 la the case OF Charles de
France W. Ida Mitchell.
The referee In the case Of Geo, X.
Nehcr w. Amhroslo Armijo, et al, iled
report recommending sale OF the prop
criy known ar 1he s. Elmo saloon. and
division of proceeds $40 10 plaintiff
ana sac 10 defendants ana gave judg-
ment la favor az defendants for si,76i.-
20. accrued rents and profits.
Ia the case Of CrOnmicr Chembar W.
Ben Myer. judgment was rendered IN
the sum of ttaG3.
The Grown Point Mining Company
brought a repleyln suit against Warner
Mill r. et al, ami was heard by judge
crumpaekcr today A Judgment 9aa
giyon flnding the defendants legally on-
Titled 10 property ana costs against
the plaintlns was rendered.
A Judgment was rendered IN favor Of
0runHfeli Bros. against Noises Lcyha
Cor the sum ~ 500 on an open account.
in the case of Max. o.. Rocker va.
Thomas y. nonahoo, suit was lnstitu-
tea this morning The amount IA quos-
iiQn b. f0r $50 on note, allegcd 90 be-
past due.
There are half "a dozen drilmncra la
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26


less distinct
intervals II he
u healthy.
Coined beef
and cabbage
taste better 20
ahealthy, hun
Rfy man than
tenapin and
paif de fol
.gTaS to the
jadcd appetite
~ a dYspep tic
The eujoy.
ment OF eating
depends on
the condition
Of the atom.
ach. liver,
bowels, and
kidneys II
these do not
do their work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
nOnn TnINas TO nAT.

What they are depends mostly on the
condition of the eater
Most anything h good 20 eat " a man 10
properly, heaithily hurgfy
Evrfy man la pfnpeflY hnnEry b more OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

The high school pupils gathered al
the depot last night TO say go0dbye "a
prof stroup who left Tor his home ia
Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

There are half "a dozen drummcrs In
me c.iy representing that many differ
,nt kinds OF new inventions Of lamps.
These lamps are on exhibition al night
al several business places in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
MARSH'S EXPEDITION
Returns to candon in a Practically
Collapsed stnte-NNtlvO Presidents
in General Young'B Territory

Returns to candon in a Practically
Collapsed stute-NNtlvo Presidents
in General Young'B Territory
Have Proven TrcnchSrous,
MANILA, June CA dispatch from
Cnndon, dated June 4. says Major p. G.
March's men Of the Thlrty-third regI-
mcnt, returned to Cannon that day By
steamer from Apnrrl A minority OF
the men are ready FOR the hospital.
They are thin ana wouk, having travel
ed $50 miles IN the mountnlnH, during
which they suffered greatly from hum
ger. or the nfty horses which started
with the battnlion thirteen survived.
The remainder died on the murch or
fell into canyons Thp battalion prnc-
tlcally collapsed at Plat thirty miles
from Tugurarno as the result OF fcycS
and exhaustion l1lghly.Rcycn OF the
mon were conveyed from Plat to MI.
gucgarno In bull carts ana those fall
Ing ON the way were cnrrlgd In filters
by the GgorettlH with tho column.
The officers accompanying Major
March were Captains Henry l.. jenldh-
son and Edward Davis Lleutpnnnts
Carroll Power and Frank l., case md
DR.. John o. Grconwalt assistant sur.
goon They say It Is NIL guess work uH
to whether Agulnoldo wns shot, BE-
fore the Americans struck sngat the In.
surgcnt chief divided his forces into
parties Of ten following different trails,
The officer shot was perhaps AgulnNl.
dos secretary or ndjutnnt Tho report
among the natives Of the region liz that
Agunaldo was wounded In the shout.
der.
The papers secured show that nearly
all the presidents Installed by Tho
Americans in General YounE'e terri.
tory are trcnrhrroua aud have been
MAILING regular reports to Ngulnnldo
for the dlppoalton and movements OF
the American troops and they have
b4cn collecting and forwarding taxes
The captured papers also prove thc
dHloyolty uf thu nutivc telegraph opcr.
at1rs whom the Americana retained On
the cHyognn valley line, when TlronN
surrendered tho Filipino rorccB IN tint
section these operators prot'hs2l 10y.
atty nnd took the onth OF allegiance,
But It IL now shown that they had been
sonding Agunaldo copies OF important
tplfgrnmH EXCHANGED between thl
American onclnls
Letters were also found relating TO
lurra contributions forwarded to Ag,ll.
noldo from sponmh nud other foreign
business men,
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robbed the Grave

A startling incident, Of which Mr.
John oliver, OF Philadelphia, was the
subject, IL narrated by him as followg
II was in most dreadful condition, My
skin was almost yellow. eyes aunlSeu
tongue coated, pain continually In bncl,
and sides, no appetltc-grudually grow
Ing weaker day by day Three phyrl-
clans had given mo up. Fortunately
n friend advised trying Electric Rlt
terg: and to my great Joy aud surprise
Inc first bottle made n decided improve
mont continued their use for three
weeks, ana am now well man. / know
they saved my life, and robbed the
grave of another victim" None should
fail TO try them only 20 cts gunran,
tccd, at Logan Drug CO.'S drug store.-5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
rRANsvAA1 SITUATION.
Nothing Known of Lord Roberts
Programme-To Pursue BothR.


Programme-To Pursue Bothn.
I LONDON, June 6.-Untll the situation
IN the neighborhood of Pretoria is en-
llghtencd, the officials hare as well as
others viii nnd difficulty in prosnosti-
eating Lord Roberts immediate pro-
gramme. 1t appears evident that tho
Boer commander-ln-c General Boz
tina, with all his guns, withdrew in
good order, probably along the Delasol
BAY railroad with the Wow OF Joining
President Kruger, So the Transyaal
forces remain practically intact with
Presidents Kruger and steyn and Cen
erat Botha and Secretary Of State Reii1
all safe and in a petition To continue the
direction Of AFFAIRS. The more optImls-
tic see in the fact that President Kru-
gers wife and General Bothas wife
were left nj Pretoria, an Indication that
the president does not count on a long
resistance.
In any case II will probably take Lord
Roberts at least a week to organize II
campaign Of pursuit The military nu-
thorItles anticipate that the next i'm
portant news viii come from General
Buffers direction, where plenty Of time
has elapsed to complete the turning
movement at LaIngs Mex.
A belated dispatch from Mafekng
dated May 81, announces the British oc-
cupntlon OF Malmanl, whore 200 Beers
surrendered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
An Embarrassing Ii

While the delegates to the state con-
vention were discussing last night the
kind Of platform the convention should
adopt and were In agreement az to the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08

nation OF these questions thert is no
longer any doubt about the moral effect
Of the exposures For unless the mayor
and the other officers OF the city Eov-
eminent are able to showthat the books
OF the lee Trust contain an untruthful
record aud that, In spite Of these en-
tries, the city officials implicated do not
now. and never have. possessed any
stock in the Ice Trust. they cannot es-
cape the reproach OF having preached
one doctrine and proctIeed another,
They have all OF them, Mt one tIme or
another, denounced trusts, aud have
spoken OF the great opportunity and
mission OF the Democratic party as ex-
pressed In anti-tru5t platforms and
speeches It is true that onr Of the
most carefully prepared and logically
thought out addresses upon the alleged
trust evil was that which Augustus Van
wyck delivered only a sew months ago.
1t was an nddrcss which was expect
ed to be OF good service as a campaign
document. But who win now dare ofter
Mr. Van Wyck'S address to a citizen TO
persuade him Of the evils Of trusts when
Van Wyck hlm5eif has apparently bcon
exposed as having benn the owner OF
nearly s25OOOO worth OF stock in what
many regard ns one OF the mcanest Of
trusts, since Il deliberately set ont iirsi
to limit production, then to stills COM
petition, then to get exclusive flvors
from the city government. and then to
advance the price Of ice 100 per cont, No
wonder David ., Hin Is quoted MS say
.nE that those men must have gone
mad when they dared provoke the ra-
sentiment and political hostility OF that
great body OF Democrats in New York
city who look upon Ice as ono OF The
chlcest npcassarie5 OF ne,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-08
THE BIG ICE TRUST
And It's Moral Effect on New York
State Politics.
DEMOCRATS EMBARRASSED

By the Disclosures Made Connecting
Mayor Van Wyclz, His Brother
Augustus, Croker and other Tam
nauyites With the American Ice
oompany-Procsedings Inspired by
Democrats-Judge Van Wyck's
Antitrust Speech Becomes a Hu-
morous Document.
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no eurc ana use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Wlnalow's sonthlng
SVrup. for children tccthinE. II aoothc1
the child. softcng the gum nunys all
pulh cures wind collie ana " the best
remedy for diurrhooa, Twenty-Five
rrnfa a hottie, mw&t
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FAMILY MAsH1Nn

Rough Dry Washed, Starehod and
Dried B centG per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironcd, 5
cents per pound, q,
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LuIA BltoS.
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THE largest stock OF Tnlldng Ma
Records offered IN tue
city H. w. BAuMER co.
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Campbell's Sarcasm.

-
II the chairman OF the state commit
tee, ana the New York member OF the
national committee as well. sees fit to
refer with such evident sarcasm to the
record OF one deemed worthy Of being
chosen delegate-at-large to the national
convention, then, 1t is easy to infer
what must be the feeling of that great
body OF earnest and conscientious Dem
ocrats who have really hoped that the
Democratic party might take a COM
handing position in the campaign With
reference to the trusts ana especially
might be able to make in Now York
state respectable and gratifying con-
test, even II 1t were not entirely sue
c.satui ut the polls,
II should be said that the attacks
upon the Ice Trust officers, the pursuit
" the mayor ana other city officials be-
cause of their association with it, and
the appeal to the courts to dissolve the
Ice Trust as an Illegal monopoly, were
all Inspired by Democratic or Indepen-
dent agencies. These attacks we're not
bogun or continued either by Republic
cons who are in the organization, or by
any who are outsldp of thelr party's
machinery. The first publicity given to
the methods OF the Ice Trust was con-
talncd in an article carefully prepared
ana printed in the New York Times,
and the Investigations thus far made
20 10 substantiate the statements made
By the Times. although there arr now
more detailed facts to make public than
were contained In that first publication,
The proceedings that are being
brought in the name OF the state were
inspired by Democratic influences, and
1t seems us though the leaders OF the
party who are not involved in this scan
dll, nevertheless Democrats and the
Democratic party are doing their ut
most to put an end 10 1t and to punish
thosc who are involved in It, even
though these men are Of prominence in
the local Democratic administration.
An Embarrassing List,
While the delegates to the state con-
vention were discussing last night the
kind Of platform the convention should
adopt and were in agreement az to the