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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

almost indispensable to those who have
ribbons and scarfs to keep in place. For
those who are fond of outdoor sports
there are the usual tennis. golf, mill
itary and navy pins. Flowers, insects.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

made of at least three shades. a good
effect is obtained by laying the strips
in plaita, with the edges turned over.
then tying them together in one large
bow. afterward drawing them tight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
DINNER.
Fruit.

Tomato Soup.
Bruised Oxtail. Baked Snuaeh.
Mashed Potatoes. Cold Slaw.
French Bread. Sweet Potatoes.
Custard Pic.
Coffee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
GONE EAST.
Prof Ellsworth, the Dancing Master,
Disappears between Two pays.

Prof Ellsworth, the Dancing Master.
Disappears between Two Bays.
on March dapper little indivld-
ual blew into" Flagstaff lie wore a
Derby hat. Prince Albert coat. a DAG
cling vest, light trousers and patent
leather shoes. His hair was hlonAe
and slightly curly. He announced
that he was Prof. r.. n. Ellsworth. the
popular dancing master OF the Ameri-
can association OF dancing masters.
He was brimful Of energy and organ
zed a class the day Of his arrival.
The class Increased In numbers
each day until hia sudden departure.
and he proved an able ana popular
dancing master The professor was,
unbeknown 20 his pupils, ardently de-
voted 10 the popular game OF craps.
and this devotion was the cause OF
his pnd0ing before his appearance IN
this city.
AZ Las Cruces. ~ ~. ne left be-
tween two days without paying his
bills and was corralled az Rincon.
where he was conducting successful
school But an over-conhdent officer
permitted him 20 escape. The profess
scr IL wanted at Silver City. n. NJ,
for dlsposing Of mortgaged property.
In December last he conducted a
dancing school in Kingman under the
name 81 Helmer. He u successful
teacher OF dancing. ard but for his
linordlnate love OF gambling would
have been able TO pay all his debts
and maintained his reputation az a
good cltlzen.-Coconino sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Three diagrams prepared by the In.
surance Press, show the business
transacted m this country In the pas,
twelve years by i2i to isi stock nre
and FIRE and marine insurance COM
panies. The diagram on IRE and In
land marine iraurance shows that In
1899 the losaes we're sgl, ,65G, "a
against SS5.SfS. tSs "A 1898, the next
heaviest year. and t7s. Ss4, 100 In 1894
The diagram OF all expenses. save
losses, shows q steady increase during
the last twelve years, except for on,
slight check In 1884. In isSs the ex
pcnses we're So, SO, 80. and last yeai
they were fb2,stsS5g. The diagram OF
PROFITS and loss shows that six OF IN,
years were profitable and six unproft
able In 1895 the profits were ti2,Sso.
l26. ana Ia 1897 they were ty,it6,Ois
The companies lost si.gla.65 In 1898
and last year tis,t2s. Sg2 as agains
tiO,ti0,i02 Ia is93. The second most AN
profitable year in the period Of twelvl
lycara.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

fake 10 Of comparatively recent orig.
In. u follows IN the wake Of metaphy-
sicai and Christian science heaNna
methodR like sharks after ship
wrecked crew. Material medical
science has thus far failed 70 success
fully combat or thwnrt the new school
whoW THERAPEUTIC methods deal mainly
with 'hc mind ana iis influence upon
the bfdy. But the real seekers after
truth and the true demonstrators OF
the new school are probably far out.
numbered by the shoal Of harpiea and
fakirs that IL seeking 20 bleed cred.
ulous humanity on the strength Of an
aroused interest IN the power Of mind
over matter.
To prey upon the aniicied part OF
humanity with bread and water pills,
and other devices for extracting mon
ey from sufferers under false pre-.
lenses ought 90 be a penlitentiary Of.
Tense The penalty for settling up
claims o. supernatural healing power
when the claim lsbaeelosa ana fraudu.
lent upon its face should not be less
severe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
BANK ROseEas AaE h Pa!sON.


One Of he Gang coniesses and duplicates
Some Grant County Men.
The men who robbed Bowman's
bank In Las Cruces ON the iath OF Feb.
ruary and got away with about ti.i0Q
were captured q few days ago IN San
Antonio, Texas, and brought back 70
Las Cruces last Saturday by Deputy
sheriff Williams. Their names are
Billy Wilson and oscar J. Wilbur.
Wilbur has made a confession, In
which he states that he and Wilson
committed the robbery and that win
Craveas and Print Rhodes were &C.
ocasories.
Wilbur 10 unknown In this portion Of
the country. Wilson sad a former
partner OF HE. James Brooke, formerly
lived In Grant county and were lndict-
ed two or three years ago f0s the muir
der OF a school master at Cooks Peak.
but, owing 20 the lack OF evidence, the
Gaze was dropped
shortly after the bank robbery a
saddle disappeared from Hanover. a
mining camp IN Grant county. Brooks
was missed about the same time and
was afterWRrd found with he saddle
aud arrested In Arizona by the sheriff
OF Grant county. Upon his retnrn w.
Grant he informed the sheriff that
Wilson and Wilbur had requested him
10 Join them In the hank robbery.
which he declined 20 do. He also gave
] the sheriff such additional information
az enabled him 20 locate the men
wnntc1. Cravens and Rhodea, with
Wilbur and Wilson were given a pre-
liminary hearing az which Wilbur re-
iterated his previous confession. The
Justice bound the prisoners over 10
await the action OF tho next grand
jury In April. cravens and Rhodes
are well-knOwn cowboys and some en-
terrain doubts OF their guilt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
LATEST RAILROAD NOTES.

y. n. HouEhtons Duties lncreased--Liys
stock Agent ~ ooks I,aigns.
y. u. 1ioughton. the popular santa 70
railway general agent al M PAso. Texas,
came Ia from the aouth thla mOrniEg.
and was a pleasant caller Al this once,
On being asked Cor news. Mr.. Hough-
ton stated that hia title. after Apru ist,
will DO the division freight and paasen-
ger agent. with hls territory then extend
ans from Ration on the north 20 M Paso
and Silver City on the south; that the
ONCE OF live stock agent has BEEN pras-
ideally abolished. and that = travelling
live stock agent. operating from HE o.
nee la Ei Paso. viii be appointed.
AFR. Houghton stated mat the santa re
road. on this division. vas doing a SPLEEN
did business. and that tho recent rains
and snoua In northern New Mexico. and
tho recent rains In this southern section.
have stimulated stock raisers ana the
shipments Of stock have already CON
menced for the spring and summer.
Mr., Houghton viii leave thia evening
for Prescott and Phoenix. AriHona. on
business connected ssath hla ONCE,
BROOKS RESIGNS.
After a number OF years OF faithful
service AZ the efficient live stock agent
o. the Santa 70 railway O. H. Brooks
sent In his resignation. which was ae-
cepied, and tho once, az far a. Albu-
querque In concerned, will DO aboliahsd
on April tst Mr.. Brooks Il well known
10 every stock shipper 10 the southwest.
ana they viii undoubtedly BE- disploaasd
with the new order of things which viii
be lnauguratod on April lat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
ALGODoSLs PARAGRAPHS.
Water Turned into Community Ditch I'm
proyements In Progress.

WNtef hhANNa WV NAtfHWNNHAy Rft"N wv
ppyemens in Progress.
Special Correspondence
AiRodones, n. NJ, March 23.--water
was turned into the ditch OF the Algo-
dones farming community to-day, and
everything was amlcably arranged aud
work on farms will commence at once.
There was some slight delay ON ac-
count OF the low line canal. but every
body Is satisfied.
The Santa Ana Indians are kicking
some. but are being advised by all well
meaning citizens TO obey the order OF
the court. which they nov seem in
clined TO do. ana II looks a. II no fur
ther trouble VIII be made in the future.
There IL very great amount Of
travel passing through this place, be-
tween Albuquerque and Bland.
4. h. HarrOun IL here looking after
the Interests of the canal.
The Algodones Land ana Town COM
pany have commenced building on
their property, and from what the
officers OF the company say. they will
so0u begin In earnest 10 put on some
extensive improvements. They arr
keeping very quiet about their plans
but there IN now no doubt they are full.
~ prepared to 80 ahead.
AlgOdOnea Is to have another saloon
which viii make three all told
r. q. Balcomb, president OF the Al.
godones Land and Town company. Il
here on business OF the company.
We had very stormy weather her,
the first part OF the week. but very IT.
tie moisture fell. II Is still cloudy and
looks as II the storm was not over
Contractor Schutt ls busy with his
men excavating a heavy cut about hall
mile north Of here. Work seems e
be progressing rather slowly and tn,
canal will not be ready to furnish ans
water to farmers OF thla season, unless
Il would be very late In the season.
There is considerable talk about IN,
new railroad from Thusston TO Bland
II yill make a good market for al
produce Saised by our farmers here
and everybody is pleased with tLe pros
peCf. j. L., ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
NEW MINING COMPANY.


efale m the organ mountains,
The stockholders OF the Stephenson
bennett Consolidated Mining company
which has been prospecting In the or
san mountains for some time, met the
representatives Of the cid Memphis
and the old san Augustine mines and
several capitalists from New York
and Memphis and organised a big
mining company. The meeting was
held az Las Cruces, where the of1ces
u the new company will be establish
ed Martin Lehman. OF Las Cruces,
was elected president. Theodore Hou-
ault, vice president; william DiasOur.
secretary. A lease was granted w. II.
Mickey Co. who win operate the
mines for the present.
The old Memphis and San Augustine
mines twenty years ago we're regard
ed as the best property IN their sec
ton. btu Of recent years have not
been operated on account OF the long
wagon haul TO the railroad The new
company with a capital stock Of &c.,
900 shares. viii operate the old mines
and open a number OF other gold. ali-
yer and lead mines in that district.
New machinery. including engines,
carriages ana other appliances. ana
two cOncentratora have been ordered,
and the management is arranging 90
put 100 men 90 work early next week.
Plans are also on foot 20 rebuild the
Old Memphis Amelter al the mines 20
handle the copper ores.
The majority OF the shares are own
ed In the east. but Las Cruces and nj
Paso people are largely interested.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
SANTA re CHANGES.
A Number viii be sade in the Engineering
Oepartr ut April I.


A number OF changes viii be made
In the santa BE engineering depart
ment on April 1. an a result OF Vice
President Bars retrenohment policy.
The number OF resident engineers will
be reduced, and in consequences In
creased territory given those who re-
tain their positions
The Chicago and eastern divisions
will be consolidated and that territory
placed in charge OF J. NJ. Meade. az
rcaldency No. 1, Headquarters viii be
maintained at Topeka, 5. A. NJ Coy,
who was formerly stationed at WI
chlts as the resident engineer on Uhe
Oklahoma division, will be the assist
ant engineer.
Resldency No. 2 viii consist OF the
Middle and Oklahoma divisions. w. IL,
Earl will be the engineer IN charge,
with +. N. Nudge as assistant Mr.
Nudge was formerly stationed al
Pueblo an resident engineer.
Residency No. 3 viii embrace ali the
lines west OF Dodge city. c. 4. Morse
has been named az the resident with
r. w. Grant, now at Las Vegas. Al
assistant.
No. will comprise the Southern
Kansas and Panhandle divisions
Headquarters viii be maintained 81
Chanute and viii be IN charge OF ~
n, Wells. l.. Florell viii be mis- as.
aistant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
TURNED DOWN.
Santa Fs Telegraphes Again Nee, Win
Disappointment.

The Santa Re telegraphers have been
turned down a second time BY tho
management OF the road. AT the con-
ference ia Chicago last week Vice
President Barr took the same stand as
taken by General Manager Nudge.
am refused TO make any OF the con-
cesBions asked for by the grievance
committee.
General Manager Nudge has re-
turned from Chicago 20 Topeka. He
stated that the committee announced
Il wouid take the demands OF the
operators TO President Ripley az soon
as the Santa Fe executive returns
from California.
Chief Powell. OF the order OF Rail-
way Photographers, was present At the
conference with the Santa Re officials,
The operators have not yet INDUCED
In threats OF strike. but their de-
termination to take their dem tIds TO
President Ripley shows great persist
ency. They are asking increases In In
diyiduai salaries amounting 10 sac. 900
per year and the right OF the general
chairman 20 dictate promotions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY.
css s1ssstss, asSAs, ssd Glih STE,
ssa Ffssalteo. Gel
gAKr rArrnNAL nonnrp.

A saloon Keeper ~ Gibson ucid-Up by
the six-Shooter Act.
Jake Petrrnal OF one OF the Dead
line" saloons az Gibson, had retired to
his room adjoining the saloon about 10
O'Clock on the night OF the 18th Inst,
leaving the bartender In charge. One
other person was present. Shortly af-
terward a masked robber entered the
room with 45 six-shoOoter In his
hand and ordered the bartender 20
throw up his hands Taken at such
disadvantage he Immediately complied
an did the other man present. Peternal
appeared In the doorway OF his bed
room and was also held up but the
r0bber ala not take his watch from
him. The thief then emptied the mon
ey drawer. securing about $50 in cur
rency, $40 In silver. haif-dollars and
quarters. one $50 bill and the balance
In greenbaCks. There was a six-shooteS
near themoney drawer bat he left a.
He then made the men turn their
backs and escaped. The man was o:
medium height. weil-built. wore c"er.
alla and acted as though he was a new
hand az the business, although he ap.
penred very familiar with the location
% the money In the house. Peterna
could not tell whether he was a whit,
man or a negO.--Gailup Cleaner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31


~ pag Hibuia ~ Ne msmsiY u sae
whom lhsr loved, A. gsissh eeismn
hleh maas was held ~ ths Catholic
cathedrail and Appropriate and impress
slve funeral services we're conducted
by REV. Father persone. The church
was crowded 10 lie utmost and several
beautiful hymns were rendered by The
choir. Al the conclusion Of the servi-
ces the iower-laden gasket was borne
from the church by r. V. chaves, Tp-
mas Montoya, Frank A. Hubbell. Nam
Vel Antonio Jaramillo. Juan Armiio.
and MArcelino Baca. and the funeral
procession wendell I've journey 10 Santa
Barbara cemetery A. the grave =
touching service was held whils the
remains were lowered 10 their anal
resting place. The funeral was In
charge Of Undertaken A. Simpler. and
was one Of the largest ever held In Al
baquorque. Every preclnct In tho
county was represented BY several rosi.
dents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
PHOENIX TO HAVE BIG RESERVOIR.
New York Capitalists 10 Spend $1,000, 900
omit IN Sall River Valley.

w " W odi NlftI faNcJt
Ex-senator Warner MILLER has been
in Phoenix. Arizona. looking up on
bshaf OF New York clients. the capa-
bllitiea OF the Salt river valley. end
the cities Of Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa
for financial support Tor a great water
storage dam. TO be built In the canon
OF Salt river, s. miles east OF Poenix.
where the stream II Joined by the wa
tiers of Tonic creek. says a dispatch 70
the Denver Republican. IL 10 undey-
stood he will recommend the inveat-
ment OF the necessary capital, approx
mating t2OO0,OC0. The construction OF
the dam viii serve 60 ensure water for
the irrigation OF 200, 900 aerea Of rich
land already In cultivation Ia this val
ley and the reservoir viii also inn
pound a sufficient quantity OF water
for the reclamation Of fully a. many
acres more. easy OF reach by extern
sions VI the present valley ditch ays-
TEN.
The senator laid stress upon the fact
that froa the 200-foot dam could DO
secured immense water power. by
which electricity could be generated
the current findlng a ready market In
the mines OF Globe. where fuel 10 ex-
tremely expensive, and could also be
conducted with prOnt to Phoenix. The
enterprise ~ now In the hands OF
Mann Brothers. New York. who own
about all the stock In the Hudson Res
ervoiT q Irrigation company. The
company holds contracts with the
largest canal companies OF the salt
river valley. calling for a constant
supply OF 100000 miners Inches OF va
ter. In addition 10 the amounts now
appropriated from the rivers varying
flow. by at Of the last legislature
OF Arizona. the eompany'a property 10
to DO exempted from all taxation for
the space Of ffleen years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
AN kTROcIOUs MURDER,
A WelI-known Man IN he Iieafillas Killed
by Robbers,


by Robbers.
on Monday night John Plchler. a
storekeeper at Jioarillas, a mining
camp Is miles northwest OF White
Oaks. was shot through the forehead,
and instantly killed. His store was
robbed and the safe rified VI its con-
tents.
Tuesday mo.iins those VIII cana "a
the store found II barred and as They
could see nothing bY pouring through
the windows they ga not force an en-
trance. Later In the dag though aa
Pichler did not put Ia his appearance
the door was burst open BY the neigh
5Ors. They found eserything In con-
fusion. the safe opened. and the money
missing. Some OF the stock was miss
ing. and most grewRome 0f all. bun
die Of blankets ON he hocr. when
opened. disclosed the body Of the store
keeper, cold la death. with a buliei
hole through the forehead.
There was no trace TO the murder
ers. who had had "a hours the start VI
i ne discOyerers VI the crime.
The ball which caused Pitchers deau
had eVidntely come from tA-ealibr'
revolver. The robbers are supposed L
have forced an entrance. and 10 have
come on Pitcher while he was on hli
gugsd and possibly sleeping. and Il
nave shot him down la cold-blOOd. Al
terward they took every OF val
ue Ia the store.
Pitcher was an elderly man, 90 year
OF axe. and had been a miner Ia th'
| White oaks country. lie had KEEP
The grocery store at the Jioariiias sino'
last winter. lie was a single man
living In the store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
HERE ARB YOUR SYMPTOMS:

IL. YLurTKRrMo OF THE nYn.
Lids. HupYAN VIII rsiisvs sAi' sl'aes,
lnnsdiatsiy,
S.a. TREMBLING or THE LfPa
nuDVAN win scsiors she serves - heal
lAy esaditisn. sad the tTsmbling yin eiaaP
peas.
o. LUMP IN TIM THRoAT. ms
G.siina h a. thuuFh thsfs Wsa = ball IN ms
tafeaL uUDvAN siil cause u " disappsAi
4 PALPITATIoN or THn
HEART. HupYAN wili stFengthsu ths
b,.t muscle ana cause the beats 70 bsrv@s
suonr and regular
O. SINKING FEBLTNo IN TEE
PIT OF THB aTOMACH. II IL aas u
he ssgisa 81 tho vestsnsd serves Fl M
ssomaoh. SULLIVAN will strengthen th'
serves, aad the sinking feeling Wiil no, reeuf
wamsn, thn is Cor you. Remember sha
uuDNAN cures men and women. u vi
relieve you Of oil the abovs sympsoas ans
rou eau he cured nuDYAN uill eject
permanent cure. Take HUDNAN nov. Tos
iaB get uVDNAN ot your dfuefisi Tor 0
esnn per package of 9 packages iof q 80 I
ysuF dYugRisi does rot Keep H., send direct 4
The uVDYAN uFNEDS CO1pANN. Set
Francisco, California You can ennsut To-
doctors Of the MI vAN BEsfFDY con-
PANY FuEE Call on the doctofs. u yol
cannot call, you may write and advice will b
given free. Addrsa
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
ess s1sss,ss, ss'As, sss Glih s,s,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
TIIE HIHO TIKE.
simon and lien nibo la the city what
Hen nlbo says Abous Fire.

simon and Bsn nlbo In the city what
Hen nibo says Abous Fire.
Simon and Ben Bibo, two OF the prln-
clpal members OF the s. Blbo Mercan-
tile company, reached the city last
night. the former from business trip
to 81. Louis and the latter from the
west.
Ben Biho was seen this mornin by
The Citizen representative. and asked
for further news regarding the COM
pany's big IRE at Grants early yestor-
day morning. He stated that the tele-
graphic account, as published In The
Citizen yesterday afternoon. was In the
main correct
n was AZ the Laguna store" remark.
% AIR. Rsbo. when Informed BY wire
from Charles Neustadt OF the nre ~
Grants. and when / arrived there the
buildings and almost all the contents
were doomed. We saved about 2.5os
pounds VI new oallooes. aud fortunately
for the safety OF the depot and sur
roundings houses. We GOt Out big loi
OF dynamite. There was no wateI
available, although everyday tina
could willingly assisted us In trying &
remove the goods and subdue thi
flames. The Insurance We carried vii
about hail cover the losses sustained
This u our busy season and We viii 20
cure temporary quarters ana resum
business aa early az possible. DRAWING
uP0n our several other stores Tor I
stock OF goods"
Both gentlemen arc to-day In consul
tatl0n with the local agents Of the la
aurance companies with whom thel
carried policies. ana they expect q
have certain matters arranged ~ AZ L
leave f0r CRAFTS tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
DtsTRicT couRr.

Indictments round Ia Port wingate
Gases Asnlo Property Co sell.
The United States grand Jury re-
turned two indictments this morning
az follows;
Charles Lockett. soldier OF Troop
u. Ninth cavalry. for murder. II Ia
charged that on Christmas morning
last. Lockett shot ana KILLED fellow
soldier Sheridan Phillips by name.
Frank Rowe, a discharged soldier OF
the Second cavalry waa also Indicted,
charged with arson on December 5
last the Jaw mill al Fort wingate waa
discovered to be- on IRE. Rowe was
noticed prowlinE around In supple
i0us manner, and he was arrested.
These cases viii be set for trial on
the opening OF court next Monday
morning. Al. n. Wycoff will appear
for the defendants.
In the case OF the Mountain Electrlc
company Va. George VI. Miles, jnyolv-
INK a lien on the Armiio property. cor
ner Of Railroad avenue and Third
street. and which was remanded from
the territorial court, judgment was
entered In favor OF plaintiff Cor 32.T17
damages ana costs Tor 5000. and the
property ordered sold In ninety days
70 pay same The defendants gave no.
/ tice Of appeal 10 the territorial supreme
court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
Is. RuRLErs eREAI STORY.


Santa Fe Division Superintendent Credited
With An Assessment Tale,
An ~ Paso paper credits the follow
ing story 70 J. y. Hurley the we'll
known Santa Re division superiuten-
dent. Mr.. Hurley knows The worth OF
gOod story ana Il would be easy 10
believe him responsible for this:
A citizen came into the Office of an
assessor one day. and made a complaint
that turned the air blue. lie had a
goat. he said and the assessor had as
tually had the nerve 10 ASSESS that
goat ana tax Il as real estate.
That's all right" said the assessor,
isn't your goat allowed 70 graEe In a
lot on atreetT"
The complaining citizen aeknowiedg-
ed that Il was.
And amt Il a pretty lively gGatf"
The citizen didn't deny this soft inn
parchment, either.
wei, then" exclaimed the assessor
triumphantly. heres the book. Look
at the law"
And the citizen went away In silencC
for the ordinance declared that there
should be taxed as real estate all
property "a-buttlng and Astounding
on said street." and the assessor puI
the goat In that class.