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other cities of the East, and Brother
Eusebius, head OF the Catholic protec-
tory, Westchester. The two brothers ex-
pect to be abroad about three months.
and it is understood one of the reasons
for their sailing is to consult with the
brother superior as to the order compeH-
ing the brotherhood in America to cease
teaching Latin and Greek In their schools.
Brother Fabrician, former president of
st. Johns college. Washington, D. c.,
was called to Paris last year in connec-
ton with the order. and Archbishop Rior-
dan, of San Francisco, went to Rome in
the interest Of the brothers. In spite of
their apepsla to the See of Rome decided
against them.
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members last year of the Canadian Base
ball league to organize an International
league, to consist Of four Canadian and
four Michigan cities.
"A premllinary meeting was held in the
Grtswold house here today and represen-
as, Woodstock and Chatham were pres
ent. Letters from baseball men in Sagt-
nav, jackson. Grand Rapids and Muske-
gon were read, inviting the organizers
incorporate them In the new baseball
league. committee was appointed to
look over the ground in each Of the above
later. In case it is not feasible to form
an International league the Canadians an
nounce their intention of organizing a
Canadian league along the same line as
existed last year.
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AS EDITHA SAW 1T.
Chicago GirPs First and Last Prize
Fight.

1t had been my ardent desire for sew
eral years to witness a boxing match,
but 1t was not until a few days ago that
L had my desire gratifed. And as I
had my curiosity satisfied. let me say
that l never care to go again.
By means not to be told a seat was
procured for me at an important event
a few nights ago. When ] entered the
place and took my seat I discovered I
was the only woman there and [ had
the most overwhelming desire to get
out But it was too late; already the
opening bout had been called. The two
men who were to take part in it stepped
into the ring. And fine looking fellows
they were. AS they went forward and
shook hands I said to myself that if
they really intended to hurt each other
they could not have looked so friendly
or smiled so brightly. I suppose now
1t was because each was thinking what
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Oakland Races.

results:
First race. half a mile-Eonic won. I'M
pr0mptu second, Ginly Ducat third. Time.
Second race, three-ouarters of a mile
proclamation won, Fine Shot second.
Coming Event third. Time, 1:16
Third race, one mie--Rey Hooker won.
1:43h
Fourth race mile and a half-Topmast
won, Potentate second. Lothian third.
Time. 2:34.
Fifth race. seven-eights of a mile-Dr
Nembula won, FIamora second, Flower Of
Gold third. Time, 1:27.
Sixth race, one mtle-Capttve won. Alas
second, Ships third Time, 1:4l34
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Lincoln Races.

LONDON, March 2S-The Brooklyn
stakes, run at the Lincoln spring meet
filly. by Melton, out Of Britta ridden by
]. H Martin. Hector Macdonald was
second, and Phantassy, bay colt. third
Eighteen horses ran. The betting was 6
to l against the Britta filly. Sea Fog
ridden by Martin, won the Doddington
plate, Trevor and Sea Voyage We're sec
ond and third, respectively among eight
starters. The betting was 7 to 2 against
Sea Fog. .--.-
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I4ate bowling Scores.

The Jung Brewery Companys club met
at Browns alleys at go East Seventh
street last night. Scores: Paul Martin.
Frank Berlandl. 16S; Charles Strauss 1872
f. IIacl1man, 1856; John F. Brown, 1872; A
Krieger, 200; Theo. WIlbermichael 17S;
Il. Bolter. 1872; Fl. Schultz, $50; A.
Strauss, 176; John Kruschwiz 16S ;
Charles Blomquist, 112.
Next Thursday night the Jungs will
play the Brownies.
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PhilmaX second, Harry Pullman third.
Time, 80.
Second race. five furlongs-Acushla
won. Gath second. Race Bug third Time,
Third race, six furlongs-DanocIes
won, George H Ketcham second, Com
m0nwealth Attorney third. Time. 1:16A.
Fourth race, one mile-Capron won,
Dramburg second, Shillingburn third
Time, Ian.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Phalas
won, School Girl second, Henry Launt
third. Time 1 81
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Smith Won the Tourney.

George Smith Won the Laurel Cycle
club billiard tourney last night, with a
score of games. II out Of 19. w. w. Ba-
ker stands second at present, with sew
eral games yet to play. and F. E. Brown
is choice for third. The exact standing
Of both men Is in doubt. No new games
We're played In the pool contest The
tourney Is In charge of F. 8. Winship, as
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the team, Robert A. Welch Cartaret and
Irvington Gun clubs; D. l. Bradley,
Cartaret Gun club, and S. E. Eddy will
sail on the st. Paul on April 25.
The team will first compete at Hurting
ham on the grounds of the London Gun
club, and then will go to Paris to COM
pete for the grand Prix.
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NEN YORK BOXING TRUST
BARS FTTZsINIMONs FROM PARTIC-
- IPATING IN BIG BATTLES IN
THAT STATE
MYSTERIES ARE CLEARED UP
Peculiar Matches Made and BrOLe en-
Are EXpIained-O'ROurk and
COnsidine Opposed to the
LRnkY Ex-ChampiOn.

NEW YORK, March 2S-"The boxing
trust that apparently controls this city,
consisting Of the Broadway Athletic club
and the Seaside Sporting Club of Coney
Island, showed its power again." accord
Ing to the Brooklyn Eagle, when it froze
FitzsimmOns out OF a match with Kid Nc
Coy.
"Fitzsimmons had been warned that the
kid never really would fight him, articles
or no articles. and after the easy man.
ner in which Mccoy signed Saturday it
was evident to all those who know the
kid that he had some trick to play that
would get him out Of the match, for 1t
is well known that he has no desire to
meet the COrnishman in the ring
When the articles were signed Satur-
day FitZ had a certified check for S.. 900
ready to post; Mccoy had no certified
check and his actions led Fttz to believe
that he would not post any money. AS
the articles, amended by Mccoy, left the
same loophGle that Sharkey slipped
through, namely, a clause requiring a.
mutual agreement as to the club. IT
was not difficult to see that Mccoy was
looking for the same escape that
OROurke used to get the sailor away.
So the Cornishman wisely concluded not
to post any forfeit.
NOT SURPRISED.
His friends were not at all surprised
them when they learned that Mccoy and
Sharkey were signed for a fight at Coney
Island June 25. Maybe it is that Mccoy
cannot keep a saloon and still afford TO
go against the mandates of the fighting
trust or maybe 1t is McCoy's fear to
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QUESTION OF TEACHING.
Prominent Christian Brothers ON
Their Way to Paris.

NEW YORK, March 2S-On the steam
ship Teutonic, which sailed today for
Liverpool, were two prominent Christian
Brothers, who are on their way to Paris,
under orders from Brother Gabriel Marie.
head of the order They are Brother
Christian, of Baltimore, provincial of the
district which includes Washington and
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HORTON LAW REPEALED.
Death KneII of Boxing in New York
Ia Sounded

ALBANY, N. Y, March 2S-The bill re-
pealing the Horton boxing law passed the
senate today, and now goes to the gov
ernor for his signature.
The bill was signed by Gov Roosevelt
Sept. /, 1900. It eliminates from section or,
45S of the penal code OF the Horton law
which is embraced in the following lines
Provided. however, that sparring ex-
five ounces each in weight may be held
by a domestic incorporated athletic club
in a building leased by 1t for athletic pur-
poses only for the iasttgear. or in a
building owned and occupied by such as
ISOLATION -
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CIeveIand Gets J,IaxorS

| NEW YORK. March 2S.-The BROOKLYN
baseball club today sold the relea so Of
First Baseman La Chance, Gather Gra-
nam and Pitcher McKenna to the Cleve-
land club. The price for the PLAYERS Is
not made public 80 -
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Little Rock Races.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 2S-Fa-
yorltes Won four out of five events at
Clinton park today. The weather was
superb and the track fast. Results:
First race, half a mile-Monos won,
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Lady Reels Colt.

LEXINGTON, Ky. March 9s1a
Reel, dame of Hamburg, has foaled j''tg ~
England bay colt by St Simon. T.adW
Reel cost Marcus DAILY $4,000, and she
was sent to England eighteen months
ago. Mr.. DAILY paid $51, 900 for Hamburg
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Polo at Racine,

MUNCIE, Ind, March 2S-The Royal
polo team. champions Of the West, left
for Racine, Wis, tonight, to engage in
a series of three games.
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American Mnrl.smen Gn Ahrona

NEW YORK, March 2S-Walter Wal
trus, of the Cartaret Gun club. the first
go abroad to compete In the various for
eign tournaments, sailed today on the
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chairman of the club committee, and last
mght games We're witnessed by a large
number of the club members
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DETROIT Mich, Manch 2S-An at
tempt is being made hg dhose who were
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
BROWNS VS.. SANTA ~.
Team Representing the Capitol City
Play Here Saturday and sunday.

Team Representing the Capitol City to
Play Here saturday and sunday.
Telegraphlc communication from
Manager John V. Conway was received
this morning by Secretary Richard
Powers of the Browns to wire TRANSPORT
tation for II men. in order that the
Santa Fe team may leave the Ancient
tomorrow afternoon. arriving here In
the evening. Their request was imme-
diately complied with. Arrangements
were also made for quartering the vis-
itors at the Gold Avenue hotel The
games to be played in Albuquerque will
be on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
and as the Santa Fe boys are reputed
to be a strong aggrega ton, good exhi-
bitions OF the national game can be
looked for. The makeup OF the local
team will be composed of the following
players: Mcdonald. catcher; Stern.
Benjamin and wynkoop. pitchers; Or
tiz. first base; Wrenn, second base:
Erwin. third base. Hughes, short stop;
Merritt. left field. Hale, center field;
Quer. right field. and Tom Crumpack-
er. The lineup of the Santa Fe team
has not been received as yet. but will
reached here In to-nights mail for pub
lication tomorrow The price OF ad-
mission, Including grand stand, will be
placed at 35 cents. which will insure q
large crowd. Everybody should turn
out and give the visiting team a rous-
ing welcome besides encouraging our
own boys. The Albuquerques will 20 up
to santa Fe Tuesday morning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
second Days Session of the Cold wate
Advocates.

second Days Session OF the Cold Water
Advocates.
Chicago. June 2s-The attendance al
the prohibition convention to-day was
much larger than yesterday. The total
number OF delegates present was 730,
representing 40 states on account OF
the failure OF the voice OF Chairman
Dickie A. c. wolfenbarger OF Nebras-
Ka. took the chair. National Chairman
O!Ner w stewart in a speech, outlined
the work OF the national committee
during the last four years and the work
contemplated in the coming campaign.
National Chairman Stewart placed In
nomination for nomination for presl-
dent John q. Woolley OF Illinois. When
Stewart concluded apparently half the
delegates cheered wildly.
George w. Gere, of Illinois. then took
the platform to nominate Hale John
son, whom he characterized as grand
a man as lived beneath the sun" There
was great applause.
Homer l.. Castle OF Pittsburg. nom
mated the Pennsylvania divine, DR..
swallow Castles fierce denunciation
of Senator Quay was received with de-
light by the delegates. As Castle con-
cluded every delegate in the Pennsyl-
vania section with handsfull of gaily
colcred pampas piumes or with large
pictures Of Swallow. jumped to his feet.
shouting wildly. while in other sections
the delegates blew horns and waved
state banners. The demonstration con-
tinued for several minutes and appar-
entity came near stampedlng the con-
vention.
a inoti1n to adjourn was psade
and though apparently howled down.
the chair ruled the motion carried. A
storm of protests arose. Appeal from
: the chairs decision was sustained by
an overwhelming vote.
The roll call OF states was then con-
cluded, no further nominations being
made.
After seconding speeches were made.
the convention took recess for one
hour.
John @, Woolley of Chicago, was
nominated for president on the first
ballot.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Harvard win. Boo, Race.

New London, Conn, June 2s.-The
Freshmens eights two-mile race was
won by Harvard. The Harvard crowd
got the better start. The race was ex-
citing. A mile was done in 5:25. with
Harvard leading about a length. OH.
cial time: Harvard. 1901. Yale,
1919 2-5. ohiclal time. four-oared race,
Harvard, E:22; Yale. 1925 2-5.
The four mile race Of University
eights was won by Yale. The race be-
gan at 1:is;i5, Harvard leading the
first part After leading q mile, Yale
gained the lead. Harvard spurted and
began to close up the gap. At the
three and one-half mile mark Harvard
seemed to be half length to the good.
but toward the end Yale pulled up and
won. Official time Yale, 2i.i2 2-b;
Harvard. 2i;27 Us.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28

Territory OF New Mexico. County of
Bernalillo, ss.
The affiant, Robert Appleton. beins
first duly sworn. deposes upon oath
and says that he never gave John
wickstrom a one-half interest in the
Mctropo'e; that he has never given
John wickstrom anything. nor would
he have accepted anything II II had
been offered him as a gift; that he
never owned the whole saloon, but
merely one-half. for which he paid the
said Wlckstrom the sum OF three
thousand 63,0O0.00) dollars, and the
said Wickstrom and affiant then and
there became full. equal and mutual
partners in said saloon. That neither
Wickstrom nor the firm are as yet
broke and can pay their bills on pres
entation. ROBERT APPLETON.
or the firm OF Wickstrom & Appleton.
Subscribed and sworn to by Robert
Appleton before me this 26th day OF
June. A. ID. 1900.
JAMES r. SUTHERLAND.
Notary Public
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Di.troYinr the Missions.

New York June 2s.--Two cabiegrams
were received at the Presbyterian
board of foreign missions this morning
The first, from Shanghai read:
Wei Hen destroyed; foreigners es-
capped" The Presbyterian board had
$4,000 worth OF property in Wei Hen.
The other cablegram came from Che
Foo, and stated: "Lobenstein at
Shanghai; Fenns at Pekln." Rev. Il.
c. Lobenstein was stationed at Nan
king. The cablegram also stated; mo
word received from Pekin or Pao Thu
FL"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
w \R IN CHINA!
Sewn, our Retreats to
Tien Tsin.
Twelve Thousand Foreign
Tro ops Ashore.
Every lndicati on Of Bloody War in
the Flo, very Kingdom.
MASsACRts or NATIVE CHRISTIANS.

London. June 2s.-. "sl"h IRON
Jardine. Matteson n L '' ua'eu Shahs-
hal, this afternoon. sus tnst the
ministers are oil at pei,n I, but admits
there is no news from tbo capital The
telegram adds:
admiral sevmour arr,v, d at Tien
Tsin with s2l of his force uro unded. be-
sides twelve killed rha dan iage done
TO srten Tain il mucb exaa gerated
Shanghai quiet"
Other dispatcbes from shany, val reit-
crate announcements OF ma,sa. 1res of
native Christians IN the Inland dis
tricts, which rival the Armenian hor-
rCrs
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
HUNTING OFFICE!
Mr.. Hill Begging for
Vice Presidency.
Maryland Democrats are 0p-
posed to Silver.
Second Days Session Of the Ma
tional Prohibition Convention.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Kansas city. Mo. June 2S.-Davld b.
hin wired the Coates House to-day
that he would arrive here on Sunday.
II was reported that Hin would make
pilgrimage to Lincoln and see Colonel
Bryan. but arrivals direct from Lincoln
say that he Is not expected there nor
is his re-entry into politics received
with any Joy by the coming demo-
cratic nominee. II the desire OF those
who have arrived is any indication, It
is evidently the intention of the con-
ventlon to conform as far as possible
with the wishes OF Bryan, both as to
the second place on the ticket and plat
form.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Message from a Missionary.

New York. June 2s.--A cable was re-
ceivec by. the Methodist Episcopahan
board to-day from chee Foo from Rev.
Mr.. Brown. one Of their missionaries in
the Tien Tsln district 1t is dated June
rs: Mission destroyed by fire. About
100 killed. 1 think there is serious risk
for foreigners. win return In a few
days to Tien Tsin. Shall l return
homer"
Rev. DR.. Leonard. secretary OF the
missionary society. said: Presumably
those killed were natives. but it is not
clear even that they were native Chris
tians. Many OF them may be Boxers
or Chinese soldiers"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
fin fnr the Rio Poems.

Mrs. u. p. Chiids and children left
this morr ling for Glorietta where they
will meet Mr.. Childs and all 60 into
came on y the Upper Rio Pecos
Rev. idark Hodgson and family OF
this city Rev. Thomas Hodgson and
family. 4 Magdalena. left this morning
for the north. At Cerrillos they were
Joined tiy Rev. Robert Hodgson and
family. For the next month they win
camp OF the Upper Rio Pecos and
spend a ie time in fishing and hunting.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28

c. IL. Elmendorf, a prominent mem
beI OF the American Valley company.
came up from the south this morning
and continued to Santa Fe. Mr.. Elmen-
dOrf was in Western Texas. where he
arranged to move 1900 head of sheep
from there to the ranges of the Amer
lean Valley company In Socorro coun-
~ owing to the cattlemen in Tex
as" said Mr.. Elmendorf. fencing in
big tracts OF land, the sheepmen are
forced to vacate and go to other Sec
tons OF the great southwest"
C. f, Grayson came In from the north
last night and continued south to Silver
City. where he Is in the banking busi-
ness.
Cherry Foss, the coolest and most
refreshing drink at j. II. O'Rielly a.
Co.'S.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Rescue of Admiral seymour,

st. Petersburg, June 2s.--The min II
ter of war has received the followt o
from Admiral Alexieff, dated Port \
thur. June "a:
During the night Of June 25. a de
tachment OF four companies of r US
SLAMS. Colonel schivinsky commando u
and the same number OF foreigner 3
went to the relief OF Admiral seymo, 4
and brought 200 OF his wounded to Tie l
Tsin"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Nisitnr. from Mnlinm..

Messrs. George U. Young OF the Will
liams News, f. o. Poison and ]. Salz-
man, prominent merchants OF that
thriving little city, and Mr.. II. II. Cole
man, contractor on the Santa Fe q
Grand Canon railroad. are visitors in
town tod day. All the gentlemen are
enthusiastic over the pres mt conditions
and future prospects OF Williams They
desired through the columns OF The
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Omciai Vote of Oregon,

Portland. ore, June 2s.-ohicial re-
turns OF the election on June 4 show
the following pludslities for the re-
publican ticket: c. e. Wolverton. JUS
tice OF the supreme court. i0,637; J. w.
Bailey. food and dairy commissioner.
n,iSS; ngressmen-Thomas IL. Ton
que, First district. 9.0l9: NJ A. Moody.
Second district, 1897.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Abr light Ranch Home Destroyed.

The Upright ranch home. on the
mounts in road, was destroyed by fire
at ofslock this morning. the informa-
ton be ing reported to Colonel Albright
this morning by Joseph Girard. Mr..
Girard states that he noticed the house
on fire and tried to put out the flames.
but mis- efforts were futile. There was
small insurance-s20O on the house
and siOO on the furniture. The loss to
Mrs. J. q. Albright owner, will be
about 500. The insurance was held In
a company represented by J. NJ. Moore.
Incendiary Is supposed to be the ORR
afn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
1T WAS A BIRTHDAY.
How Herman Biueher Celebrated his 3sth
Birthday Anniversary.

The 3sth birthday of Herman Blue
her, the well-known and popular gard
ener. came around yesterday, and the
event was royalty celebrated last night
at his palatial home in old Albuquer-
que. A most pleasing program was
carried out while conversation and
games kept everybody present in a
good humor. clar and lola. two of
the youngest daughters OF the happy.
contented gardener. pleased the gather
ing by executing in an artistic manner
several difficult dances. while Miss
Emma Blueher rendered several vocal
selections. Miss Bertha Loebs. daugh-
ter Of Jacob Loebs, and the bright HIT
tlc son OF Jacob Korber rendered sew
eral fine violin solos. and the two lit
tie children of Henry Loebs proved
themselves apt pupils in fancy steps.
After the informal concert. those pres
ent enjoyed a sumptuous supper. The
Citizen wishes Mr., Blueher many future
birthday anniversaries.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Troop. A.bore IN China.

Washington. June 2s.-The following
cablegram was received this morning
at the navy department:
"Che Foo, June 2s.-About 1900 for
eign troops are now ashore. Soldiers
ordered should report at Taku in
stead OF Che Foo. Substituted Nash
willie for Yorktown at Che Foo. York
town, used as a dispatch boat. being
more suitable. KEMPFF."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28

Citizen TO correct a misatake made In
the advertising of the excursion rate
over the Santa Fe and Grand Canon
Dad advertised for the third. fourth
and ffth of July. The rate as adver-
sie'e reads $500 round trip from Will
liam to the Canon. It should be $500
to n We end Of the track, as the road will
not be quite completed by that time.
The IA re for the round trip. including
stage tsre. will be about 5000. Will
llams Is making extensive preparations
for the en- tertaining of large crowd.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Stormin Nebraskr,

Omaha. Neb.. June 2S.-Yesterday's
storm in Northeast Nebraska swept a
section Of country 100 miles square.
While no lives were lost and no large
buildings destroyed, immense damage
was done In the aggregate. At Wake
field two residences were wrecked. All
through the storm swept section wind
mills and outblildings were destroyed
and crops blown down.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
Russian Finances.

London, June PA dispatch from
Moscow to the Westminster Gazette
says that the Boxer troubles and the
death OF Count Muravieff have greatly
accentuated the difficulties OF the An
ancial situation In Russia. which are
In such a critical state as to arouse
the gravest anxiety.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28
ARIZONA DROUTH!
Salt River Valley Badly
Scorched.
Republicans Made a Clean
Sweep in Oregon.
Storm in the State Of Nebraska
Destroys Crops.
HARVARD WON BOAT RACE.

longed drouth in the Salt River valley
has done many thousand dollars OF
damage, and threatens the grain and
fruit crop not now harvested. Cattle
are in bad condition and many ranch
ers are disposing of their stock.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-28

Yesterday Rev. A. NJ. Mandelari en-
tertained Rev. Rumeando Sava jaime,
Syrian priest from Izra. Syria. He
is gQlng through the United States
appealing for aid In behalf OF the
orphanage of lara. He went north
last night.
For sale cheap-The contents OF an
lS-room rooming house; best location
in city everything new; rents very
low. Apply at 205 south First street,