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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Clsi1ud. 4 W. Jr,
tote g. b g. block % ~ td1. tnx.
t,isa. ponaiiy, $3.50, costs, ~ cents.
Afmllo. Manuou,i. Mlas.
tlutf iu ~ mriuHito. block a. ii.iOt
a Armiio utd lot tn hlOch lh
Arml5o nros add hair tax, ftst2,
i,vnaNy, uu costs. Nw, ioinl.,,f ail
Armiln. sophia Mss
lots I. 3. 5. block On s.. a. r. Co.
add huit tax. tis.li. penalty NA
tuHIH. Ui Nnuta. total .t t. .ssttt..t iiil
Armilo. ~. a. Dr.,
tui 4 block Oh n N. q Co. add
I.ts af logs ad 20 A0 Inclusive
block n n Aruiin nfos add Eia
nf lola ~ ai. 1G uuoS 90. ~.
milo nros add Lots e. 3. md half
uf e. block A Ilrm ArmI1 add half
Cox. so 81. penalty. u'l, costs. tN
total .. .. .. .......... ....s...,..t ~
u,.Rer. ~. o..
Al adobe honse on railroad Leased
hand tax, tsim. penalty NWt
coHls. N r-utH. total .. .....st.... IS NJ
cielhltf ltd.
i'er.nuil Property haif l,N. gGm.
penalty, f.ipi costs, b ceuta, iViAl.s ~
cobb. ~. ii.
Personal property. t1x. UiH. pen-
city. Ngi costs. N rpuff. total 8 -.
bouah0a Hardware go.
Personal property hAf tax. f0lni
pUmnsy. wlf, COSTS. % cents tuialNl
ANNf.NilNfa w NAHf
nlock. being fi,,cllon pir OF Nc
tnwHu udd bound uurih ny Marble
avenue south hy State sturot. enst
hY Tnlrd street Wfeit by Fourth
street.. tax 1870, penalty. sag,
ousis. 80 cents total ,..tt'.,...... 3 'l.
gHiusiot. a.. a 60.
Personal pruporty half tbN. S-s.ai
tpuniiy. fi. 90. costs, aa couis Totals ui
Hadlcs. 49, t ESTATE
lois 10 i1 nomsye. block w. Tor.
tlee ADD. tax. Nla % pcimNy. bm
pna.H. ElO. total b.. ...,........... fiisn
Tuning lewis
Tots Gao aud lot ei hiuCk ~. A a
o. add Lots a. io d. Inclusive.
nlpck g. a. a. 3. adj Lots { to d.
block .1 ~ o. add. hNf tax.
fa2G. peutNy. ttg. costs. fs.w TO-
td B.. .. B., b.. o.. ................ .flbl.l
lNsH. ~ W..
Personal property. tax. Wu pon-
atty 80 vents. costs. b cents; io-
ttl .. ,.. ...t ,t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

HvnHmoFp T. e.
leots q and i0 block m a. u add
tak. fiaei ieBnlty n5 costs 90
cuuia. total al. .... ................f OF
Brown. g. a. a Hmchlnaon.
sots 80 90 36 inclusive. block al a.,
4. =. add; tax, f1s.a6 psuaity n.sl,
c4sfH, sl VenfH, total .. ....s.ss..t 20
Henderson. W IT,
Lots ~ aud n. block a. a. e. g
add sax. ti1m penalty tl&; costs,
~ cents total .. b.. ...... ...,..,S ~.
hight George w
Lots 20 80 30 inclusive. block y "
n add i.bia % and is. hlnck ~.
a. a. ada. half tax f3i if penalty.
si27. costs. n.A, total .. .......,& 81.
Sampson, George W.
q iun feol az 'lis NJ ana i2 block
A.. %. ~ &. 1N Nf0. penalty.
go; oosis On rDnts, totll ,..,..9 81.
Smith. james o..
sE,s 81. b. ip. Ii. i0l acFea: also
pfraanai property tax. Niel. uen-
atty Hai rlfis. 81 cruiHi totfl....k AZ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Homestead, Western a Z go.
The Montana Land grant. cnmpfia-
tnE tit' arros. iaA. f2n 81. penalty,
ht'hi. COSTS, a GENTS. total ......... fasI q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

.Gliuslcy George g.
Lot a. block 81, ~ n. add. one-hln
tax tsDa2. pas1iF N.ur, -~ssts p
cents. tnini b., 30. .. .. ..,t.t.,..,.A 2l,i
Hunt. w. a.
Insl 30 ~ lois % sud ~ lu 5iocg
4. ~. n odd; nN. Sin. penalty.
E.l9. costs. % cents. total .........s ss o
Han n. D..
Tract OF land commencing az
point whore the west line. running
north aud south through block "a
u. IA. add 90 The city Of Alhuqurr-
que half tax. sls.ts. penalty. ~
oenis. cfiis a3 cffisi totpi .....,.,f iG.s
Jones. Burt
Personal property; tax, tosl. PEN
ahy. 81 1855 c1sts. b cents. tOtai....t 81 z
Jougt. George T..
Lots q and ~ block 8 ~ u add;
tax, nlG. penalty N5i, costs, 20
Low. o. A Co.
Personal property hair lax Gs9si
penalty $50, COSTS. I'D cents to-
~ b. 81. .,.,,.,....,t ........,....,,..t y =
MILLER W.
lots u ana ~ block q a. 10. add.
tax. f1l$fs prnaliy Uo costs, 40
cents; total ., .. ..t.... ..t....,,....... SIG
MONIES. ~ g..
Personal property. nx. D51s. rem
alty Sis costs. - cents, total .,..f $40
piotce, ~ T.. a. %. a..
i.0l ~ hlutk o. 81 a add Lot 2
hturk IN o. 10 ld. lot A. block A.
a. A a. add. Z. +, hloCk "a. a. ~
ada nilf taN ST. $50 penalty $3.50;
i-iafs. Ni cents. total o.. ...,. ....... tis %
Postal 1A.i cable Go.
~ miies poles with two wires. wall
uatiun GlOO mllo for poles ana
wife. ttN. Sizes penalty ids2
costs 20 cents. iotnl o.. ,.......... fi23
Sfue Mel E g.
Ma of tots iG. "a. block - ~ MT
90. add and loi g. hiuck p a. 49,
add; tax. $685. penalty st3i. costs
Ca cents. total . .. .,................. 80 o.
Sullivan Frank
Personal property, taxes 81 20. PEN
airy 70 cents. COSTS. 81 cents. TO-
fHl ................. f-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

lluhheil lullana o.. Mrs.
land Nn by Mo vans. huunn north
hy ~ A. Hubhci south hy the
l.lthHC f0nd land a0 hy ~ vans.
bound Month and south hy public
land. east hy Chumlal rund. Land
no varaa wide. found north by v.
A Nuhht,ll. south hy n a.. OUTER
"a east ~ Domingo TOrroe. weFi
~ Ia t'eia, Lanai 10 by 80 vans
louud north by r. A liuhhcil. hy
J, ~. Hanohca on south, east hY
river. W'cai ~ Mimlf, fuN, ~ iO.
penalty. fioi costs. Vf0. total. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

brown u Hulollison
Lots 33 20 M Inclusive. block y. %.
a. =. aha tax f2S iG penalty. sag,
costs. ~ crnia. total ., .....,....f
Gates. 81 D.
Lois {. s. D block 81. q. r.. s. ada.
lot blork g. %. r.. "a nddi tax.
~ lf penalty n4i. costs. m cents,
total b.. .. .. .. .......... .s.........k
kmrhenhesher AnHfilua
i.4tH DO iu ~ inclusive. block a. %.
r. 3. add. taxes. Na.A. penalty.
Nlsi ruais, W Heufs. total ......giI
Kitchen a. Kennedy
~ foei of loi 100 of @. ana IL
fooi Of l0 block ID. d. o. y add;
half tax SID 81 penalty Wai.
costs. q cents total ......,.... 81
Meyers. Fred W.,
Lots i1 is ~ block a. o. r.. 3 add.
tax go ~. penalty. nGl. costs. %
ReiH. A ~,
Lots %. % aa block q. o. r. 3. ada.
hnf tax. t9i@i penalty. ui5, costs.
"a cents. total ... ...............s
simukin ~ A. Rev,
81 VI lots ~ 90 81 Inclusive. block
on. % r. b add; tax. t2f Oh. pen.
atty n.ni COSTS. H cents. total. s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

ford university az rstlo Alto. Cai. ~
turned mai saturday Might ami oon-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Dunbar a MclllNvuy
Personal properly tax. 80 al, pfn.
ATTY Aia, costs rs cenf7 total IS n 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

PRRcINCT 3D.
Miroiee uionirlo tiawte.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

~ rclicu nlryH wen ccftanty " SEA
blood and akin diseases Tor half g cas-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

alttlN On ere train.
IN acyor'ianoc with a notice which has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

AeHierioy AFTERNOON, IN III haao,
lssrupbell Bros. circus came very near
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

"rr,nua sfp"ps aEErsssiVe.
hefiln. sept i-An official dispatch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

como NON any ono oooapying a grand
stand seat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08


Au thu grant ur trtot 81 land
fHpHu HH Iht HHuIA Grams. sHun.o
iH H.FMlliliH rINnfb Az A. con-
tfiniuF ali ai HafeH fud composed
ui Eftianr lard uf fhr gHiun uf ~
rfu'H pnr acre nn siai hnds nefp
r4iIuriHul HHd ptfuufasi 40 lhe legal
fulfeHrrfH lFOa 90 aald Indians. and
aFe aNufl Hud eHlmed hy several
urrHoua having nf claiming undl-
FlIrd interests fhrrriu f1f mora
D4ullIiffr description reference UHn
hU nld DID fHe office ~ fhf surveyor
HnuHru uf Gao territory 90 New
MekHu. tAf. nftil penalty. glal
fptia reuis tpiai .,......... tis2
5aufn Ana Land Oram
an fhAf grant ur frIeg ~ land
kuuNu ard uulHd tne Santa Ana
lard Erauf al0itlfH iu Htanaliiiu
CpuntY n. a. cpnfHlulng LISA
acres Hrl composed Uf graEinE
lambs ~ thH Fnur &c ~ rrnta per
ARE HHld lands NrrO confirmed
ami patented eco legal representa-.
ilNU nf ludianH ~ fdid puubi9.
and trn nNnrd and claimed by sew
afHi ufrs0fF hatfnE OF claiming uu.
divided lNifreHfa therein. Tor mora
complete drarrp'iun ~ said land
reference ciu o. had iu thn ONCE ~
che aurhfFuT frflHfIl 70 fhu terri
tory 90 Nos Mexico. Nmlch sid
desf riiiil1H AMI iipunliafisa arc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Olu de ~ tuNfM GRANT
Al that grant o. trict 81 hand cali.
"a the Oi1 d. u Cuvu grant. 30.
ts8fed IN Hernaliiio oouut N 81
containing 80 acr,s and composed
81 grazing hud uf the value of ID
cents Der arre be- said inudH pre-
not confirmed faoF patented AVID
rejected hy che court ~ land claims
and oNufd and claimed hy several
f-erspur huVi1 undivided lnirrHH
therein. tor - more complete d.
sCrlufi0n reference can b. laii ODD
the offc0 81 the surveyor prnnrHl
% this territory Of New Mexico
tax, t25.N, penalty tiA, costs %
Ojo d. IA BorrcEo Grant
All that RrHuf Or iracf Of land rtll-
ed the Oio de- Ia ltorrego grant sit
uatosi in the Coqiniy ~ bpruHiilio,
~ 81 containing id.Oia acres AMI
cUmpoac1 ~ RmAlrg lands ~ tho
value ~ ~ cents Soc ncrf said
lands we're confirmed % the legul
representatives - los A. iihrn
and are owned and claimcd bg sew.
agal persons lIayiuF or riihning un-
diYi doi Interests tuefedn Tor moro
cognplnie description reference can
~ haI in the oiiico ~ flto surveyor
H0neuA for the territory ~ Now
Mc1ico' tax ~ "a penaitY, NM
COSTS ~ cents. tfdai . .. ......... 3
Rancho del Chino Teiano
All tliAt grant OF tract of aud
ku0ru and caliesi Rancho del Chine
Teiano. uittate Ia liernnilil0 county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

All ilNtt WHmf ~ fnlrt 81 land
Hupnu emo called tho SANTA no-
iuifan Nud HrfHf Hlfuttp in Der.
faililu runmiY a. "a containing
l.ih trraH and oamunsnu - gniz.
lnE hfnd of fnr value d - cents
p.a aUfr. tha wld lliuiH wero con-
Hnurh tud ustruod 90 tao legal
frufNHlIfifIF of fbr Indians 81
hIHt1i Domingo tud lrf uWnod tfd
claimed uf several p.rauus having
nf riNfuluH Undivided Interests
fHeuin Tor nere complete drecrip-
ilyu reference Ntu he h.td in tho
office Uf fhr HurFeyor general III
ihH territory ~ NnN Mexico. taA,
fittiH. iafuTItF t1E tssafH. ~
cHffH t0ui ftl
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
he DEFENDS PECK.
Did Not Act DiscOurteOusly to state
Representatives at the Paris
Exposition, as Charged.

New York, Sept. 3.-The French
line steamer La Touraine arrived
from Havre Sunday. In the cabin
was Arthur Valois, United States
commissioner to the Paris exposition.
He defended Commissioner General
Peck from the cabled charge that he
has acted discourteously to state rep
.resentatives at the exposition.
In speaking of the story that Mr..
Peck had secretly worked to prevent
Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Potter Pal
mer from being decorated by the
French government, he said: THAT
is impossible, for 1 know how such
things are done. The names for the
Legion of Honor are handed in and
passed on their merits. / know that
Mr.. Peck presented the names of
Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Potter Palmer
and Michael II. De Young for the or
der. As to there being criticism over
there being so many representatives
from the United States, and the diff
ficulty of supplying all with invita-
tiOns to entertainments, all / can say
is that there is always trouble when
a big enterprise like the exposition
is under way. There certainly are
many officials from this country tc
the exposition"
Lieuts. F. H. Bruenby, T. P. How
ard, F. Moa4e, jr., and ]. w. Chan,
u. S. N, returned on La Touraine.
They are on their way from the Ash
attic station to report to the navy de-
pratment.
Miss Reilly, daughter of Capt.
Reilly, who was recently killed in
china, and her aunt, Mrs. Rice Smith,
also arrived.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
NEARLY A FATAL JOKE.
They Told Him That His Sweetheart
Had Married Another Man
and He Took Poison.

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 81. T..
Evans, a prominent young railroad
official, has been at the point of death
for two days as the result of a prac-
tical joke perpetrated by a friend.
Evans is engaged to marry a beauti-
full young lady at Pickensville, Ala.
"For fun" a friend told him that his
sweetheart had married another. Ev-
ans refused to believe the statement
until the friend insisted that he was
present at the ceremony. Then Ev-
ans hurried to a nearby drug store.
purchased ten grains of morphine,
and. going to saloon, swallowed the
drug. When found he was almost
dead, and two physicians labored
with him for hours before they was
able to bring him around. He is still
very low.
The young lady in question has
heard of the joke, and is deeply in
cersed. She will wed Evans as soon
as he RECEIVERS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
BANKED WITH FLOWERS.
The Funeral Services Over the Re-
mains of the Late Rev. DIR.
Royal II. Pullman.

Baltimore, Md. Sept. 3.-In the
beautifui First Universalist church
which he saw as u result of his labor
and his faith Rev. DR.. Royal II. Pull
man, brother of the late George M.
Pullman, the palace car magnate, re-
ceived the last tribute from his
friends and parishioners Sunday. The
service took the place of the regular
Sunday morning service at the
church. At IL o'clock the casket con-
tanning the remains of DR.. Pullman
was carried into the sanctuary and
placed before the altar. Great banks
of flowers almost hid it from
sight.
In the pews below the altar sat the
members of the dead pastors family,
Rev. DIR. James NJ. Pullman, of Massa-
chusetts, his brother; Mrs. Smith, of
Chicago, his daughter; Mrs. George
II. Pullman, his son, and others. The
simple service of the Universalist
church was read by Rev. d. Charles
il. Eaton, of New York, one of DR..
Pullman's friends and fellow woSk-
ers. The interment was at LonuOn
Park cemetery and was private.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
PRESBYTERIAN CREED.
A Circular, Asking Four Important
Questions, Sent out to the
Various Churches.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 1.-The COM
mittee on creed revision appointed
at the last meeting of the Presbyte-
rian general assembly has issued =
circular to the Presbyteries of the
church reciting the authority for the
appointment of a committee to ascer-
tain the general feeling in regard to
the proposed revision of the creed
and requiring the Presbyteries to
consider and answer four inquiries:
1. Do you desire q revision Of our
confession of faith? Or,
2. Do you desire a supplement, ex-
planatOry statement? Or,
3. Do you desire to supplement
orr present doctrinal standards with
a briefer statement of the doctrines
"Most surely believed among us" ex-
pressing in simple language the faith
of the church and loyalty TO the sys-
TEN of doctrine contained in holy
scripture and held by the reformed
churches? Or,
4. Do you desire the dismissal of
the whole subject, so that Cur doc
trinal standards shall remain as they
are, without any change whatever,
whether revisional, supplemental or
substitutiOnal?
The circular is signed by Is mem
bers of the committee as follows:
Rev. Stephen A. Dana, OF 2hiladel-
phia, being the only member of the
committee whose signature is not at
tached to the document.
Chas. a. Dickey, Herricl Johnson,
Samuel J. Niccolls, Daniel w. Isho.,
VIM. McKibbin, Geo. B. Stewart,
Samuel P. Sprecher, Henry VanDyks,
Benz. Harrison, John n. Harlan, DaE-
iel R. Noyes, f. W. C. Humphreys,
VIM. r. Crabbe, John E. Parsons,
Elisha A. Fraser.
The Presbyteries are required to re-
cord the affirmative and negative
votes. This, it is expected, will cause
a divided vote in the Pittsburgh and
Allegheny Presbyteries, as most of
the ministers differ regarding the
proposed revision of the creed.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
FAST OCEAN TIME.
The st. Paul Crosses the Atlantic
in Six Days, Seven Hours and
Six Minutes.

New York, Sept. 1.-The American
line steamer ST. Paul, Capt. John G.
Jamison, arrived from Southampton
and Cherbourg after a quick passage
of six days, seven hours and six min
utes. This time is the best made by
the st. Paul between this port and
Cherbourg and beats the best time
of each of the big feet of ocean grey
hounds plying between Cherbourg
and this port with the one excep-
ton of the present record holder,
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, whose
time is five days, IL hours and 81
minutes.
The best record of the steamer
Deutschland from Cherbourg is six
days, seven hours and seven minutes,
which the st. Paul beats by one min
ute. The days runs of the st. Paul
were: 37S.7; 5OS.7; 1853; SOLE; sos;
5O4.2 and 1e4.3, making a total of
3,O52 miles, with an average speed Of
20.19 knots per hour.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
KRUGER AND sTEYN.
1t Is Believed the Two Presidents
Are Preparing for FIfght-Are
Now at BarbertOn.

Pretoria, Sept. 3.-Alr. Kruger and
Mr.. Steyn have gone to Barberton.
1t is believed that they are preparing
for fight. The general opinion is
that the war is now very near the
end; but should the Beers construct
strongholds in the bush, on the veldt
or elsewhere, and begin system of
raids, the British would require fur
Their large supplies of horses.
Gen. Butler moved IA miles north
westward along the Lydenburg road
and crossed Crocodile river to Bad
fOntein. He found the Beers cOncen-
trating in the Crocodile mountains.
A force of Beers under Commandant
Theron broke through the British
lines and captured and burned a sup
ply train at Kip River Station, TAX
ing IS prisoners. Brabant's horse
proceeded thither, recaptured all the
prisoners and drove the Beers into
the hills. Col. Plumer dispersed a
small commando under commandant
Pretorius east of Pinaars river, cap
turing 20 Beers, a number of wagons
and quantity of cattle and rifles.
London, Sept. At is reported
that Lord Roberts has issued proc
lamation formally anneXing the
Transvaal to the dominions of the
British crown.
Gen. Christian De Wet, according to
the Daily Nails Cape Town advices,
is reported to have appeared again
slOng the railway near Winburg road.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
Died at the Aae of log years.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. Louis
Goodman, a Russian pack peddler,
died at his home here from effects of
a cold, aged LOG years. He came to
this city when he was 60 years of age
and worked steadily until he was 1O4.
He never consultd a physician nor
took any medicine in his life. He
was married four times, the last time
when he was 90. His wife, aged 60,
survives him. Goodman was born in
the town of Sane, province of Sunolk,
Russia. in 1894.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
Andres Buoy No. A Found.

Stockholm, Sept. Capt. Gren-
dahl telegraphs the following mes
sage here from Skjervoe, Norway:
"Andree's buoy No. 4 has beer found
here and contains the following:
July Z, 10 p. M, Greenwich. Our
voyage gone well so far. Are now at
an altitude of $50 metres. Original
direction, north 10 degrees east;
compass undeviation. Later, north
45 degrees east; compass undevia-
ton. Four carrier pigeons dispatch
ed. They are flying west. We are
now over ice, which is very rugged.
Weather splendid the whole time. In
excellent spirita.'"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
RUN DOWN BY A TRAIN.
Three Killed and One Person Inu
jured at n Railway Crossing
Near Syracuse, Il. Y.

Syracuse, N. Y, Sept. 3.-The fast
mail train due in this city at $40 p.
m. struck a carriage containing four
people at Oswego Junction, four
miles west of here Sunday night.
Patrick j. Foley, of Syracuse, Ellen
Foley, of Split Rock, his sister and
Josephine F. Blanchard, of Syracuse,
were killed and Michael Maroney was
injured. The party were on a pleas
ure drive. There is no night fagman
at Oswego Junction and another
train standing on the track prevent
ed the party from seeing the fast
mail approach on the inside track at
a speed of 40 miles en- hour.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
DESTITUTE MINERS.
The United States Transport LavvtOn
Will Be Sent to Their Relief
at Cape Nome.

San Francisco, Sept. 5.-The United
States transport Lawton, which ar
rived Sunday in ballast from Seattle,
is to be sent to Cape Nome to relieve
the destitute miners, many of whom
have pet:tioned through Gen. Randall
for transportation south before the
hard Alaska winter sets in. The Law
ton will sail for the north as soon as
she can be got ready, probably with
in few days. She has accommodate
tions for about 700 men.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-09-04
PRISONERS AT ST. HELENA.
the IsInnd-They Are Well
Cared Tor.

New York, Sept. 3.-The British
steamer MasconOmo, one of the Ho-
gan line, arrived from South Africa,
stopping on the way at st. Helena
and ST. Lucia. The Masconomo took
out to South Africa a cargo of sup
plies for the British army from st.
John, n. B., and has been engaged
about three months in that service.
Returning home the MasconomO
stopped at st. Helena to make a few
repairs to her engines. While there
Capt. Mann visited the camps of Boer
prisoners. He saw Gen. Cronje and
Col. Sheel and other notable prison
ers. Capt. Mann says there are 1000
Boer prisoners at st. Helena.
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make steerare Pnssare.

Berlin, Sept. 3.-Owing to the I'M
usually heavy westward passenger
traffic, as well as to the interruption
in sailings owing to the Hoboken dis
aster and to the chartering of pas
senger steamers by the German gov
ernmert for use in Chinese waters,
many American citizens have recent
ly been compelled to take steerage
passage in returning to the United
States
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A MEMORIAL Hospital.

Asheville, N. c., Sept. 3.-George w.
Vanderbilt has started an endowment
fund for the Clarence Barker Memo
rial hospital at Biltmore. The hos
pital will be formally opened Tues
day. 1t was erected in memory of
Clarence Barker, a cousin of the Van
derbilts, by his sisters, Adele Ina
Barker Schmit and Virginia Purdy
Barker Bacon
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Into am Open Switch,

Washington, Sept. 3.-An accident
on the Chesapeake Beach railway at
Chesapeake Junction, Nd, Sunday
night caused the death of one man
and injury to two others, all train
hands, and woman passenger. The
accident was caused by an excursion
train running into an open switch
and colliding with empty cars stand
ing on the track
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There May BE Serious Trouble.

Winnipeg, Sept. There may De
serious trouble with Canadian Pa
cific conductors. Two conductors on
the Southwestern branch who refused
to give up their equipments when re-
quested by officials have been sus-
pended. Other conductors are indfg-
nant and say they will stand by those
suspended.
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Drowned in a Bear TraD.

Louisville, KY, Sept. Edward
Harrington, - years old, son of Jas
Harrington, a tobacco worker, was
bathing Sunday afternoon in the
bear trap at the foot of the new
coral. Several youngsters had gone
in swimming there, and young Har-
ringtOn, not noticing that the trap
was open, went too close and was
swept out into the river.
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FatsI Duel over Crops.

Center Hill, Fla, Sept. 2.-Luke
Merritt and S. NJ. Dixon, who had
been farming on shares, became in
volved in a quarrel over the division
of crops. They secured guns and
each shot and instantly killed the
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Dunlow, w. Va, Sept. IA cable
broke while small coal car was com
ing down an incline near here, and the
car dashed down the mountain side
at furious rate. John Goodman and
Harry Clevanger were aboard the car
at the time and both were hurled to
death.
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Once Had a Fortune.

RushviAe, Ind, Sept. 2.-Hon. Bar
ker Brown, prominent democrat
and a former state representative, is
dead at his home near Milroy, aged
rs. He accumulated a large fortune
which was swept away in the col
lapse of the grain firm of Bickhart &
Brown, in 1893