davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
z BAY CITY
(M1CH).

L BAY ClE1
(M1CH).
PRAwDA jest zdaniaj re trzeba
czyniG dobrze tym 90 nam dobrze
czynia: Pismo 6wiete za6 powiada
,,Czyhmy dobrze tym co nam lie
czy1ia". Tel zasady sic tel trzyraa
correspondent W1ARUsA. Chociaz
Prawdziarz miota ma niego osobiste
wyzwiska, kec 60 okropnle, to on
z zlmna krwia powlada ,, Boze, od-
pu66 mu. DO ME vie, co czynl!"
Rezolucye naszego Zjedaocze~
mia " Bay City, spisane ma sejmie
vi przez J6zefa Morek, z m6ciwa
poprawka nagiego krawca i Praw~
dziarza ,,osoby W rodzaju Sugra i
jemu podobnych Zjednoczenc6w
uwazamy "a wrog6w'', czytane by{y
l ma sejmie 7mym. Ale prawi Zjed-
noczehcy wiedza, re jezeli ktory
Zjednoczeniec naszej organizacyi
szkodzi}, to najwiecej chyba Praw-
dziarz wraz z swoim organem.
Istotnie ten organ o%dstreczy1 nasza
m1odziez cd {aczenla sig z naszem
Ziednoczeniem. z kilku naszych
nowo zalozonych Towarzystw, jak
,.Orze4 Bia}y" i ,,Towarzystwo
Patryotyczne" AMI iedno don ME
przystapi4o.
Me moze tez zachecac nikogo
do 4aczenia sic re Zjednoczeniem
possepowan1e takic, re W cstatnich
4 latach ma1o sic szanowafo zdrowa
rade i zdanie uczciwych cz}onk6w,
a czyniono to co kazali chytrzy,
niesumlenni spckulanci.
Przez ostatnie 4 lata W tutej-
szej Polonii brat patrza1 ma brata
niby Turek ma Moskala, jeden dru-
giemu uragaf, jeden ME ufaf dru-
giemu, sasiad sasiadowi ma zgube
wychodzi1. Czy juz ME dosye tel
gorszacej domowej ruchawki? Czy
juz ME czas, abysmy sobie nawza-
jem bratnie d}onie podali i powie-
dzieli ,,Przebaczmy sobie nawza~
jem i pog6dzmy sie??"
Postapmy tax teraz, gdy z
nswym stalym P~roboszcsem nowy
zacza} sic " naszej parafi
i gmil1e, -usluchajmy ojcowsklego-
glosu naszego czclgodnego Dusz-
pasterza, kt6ry p~owiedzia1 YIJako
jednej Matkl, koniecznie
nam przedewszystkiem zyt.
y 1godzie1 = TEN pokazemy ma
5esmy dobrzy
ehrxeSc1anle narOa cyWulzoWaily.
Wydavea PnAvpr pis1e: y
.woim organic, ze jest zasluzonym.
mi bedzie wolno zapyta6 sic,
czem sic zas}uzyl?-Ja tylko wiem,
ze jake Cenzor dostal v zarzadzie
zas4uzenie ozogiem cd
pieca.
Podczas ostatnich wybor6w M
p~rezydenta jezdziI pc caiym Bay
j miewal mowy demokra-
tyczne, "a co dosta1 500 dolar6w,
Dn-r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

.Sprawe ~ Gnlnc1ykoH, ktoF1y
fprzedestali sle wewnatrz kraju,
prse1 granice stun6w Zjednocso-
nyoh, wbrew wyr.fnemu sakssowi
prawa,
Chihosyk6w aresztowano y
listop.dsie :. !. v Portal, m.aei
stacyi nadgranicsnej, : kt6rej
przetransportowono ioh do Fargo.
Wynajeto tam dom, y kt6rym sy-
now Chin al do tego czasu trzye
mono. l'rocesem p%ublicznos6 moe
no sic interesuje, . adwokaci
podsadnych zapowiadaja. re wy
ciegna 2 ukrycia wiele szczeg6l6w
kt6re og6}owi oczy otworza.
Obrohcy powiadaja, re podsad
nj Ch;hczycy dawniej juz przeby~
wall W Stanach Zlednoczonych, a
vice re bylo i'm wolno precise graz
nice, a potem do kraju wr6cit.
Prokurator utrzymuje, re jest to
spos6b Probationary przez wielu
tutejszych Chinczyk6w, kt6rzy
umyslnle przechodza granice, ably
potem powracajac mogli re soba
wprowadzaG setki rodak6w swoich
ME majacych prawa wstepu do
tego k'aju.
W procesle stawac bedzie
kilkusct swiadk6w, a miedzy mimi
kilkudziesieciu Chi9,zykow, spro-
wadzonysh z Chicago.
BOSTON,, Mass, S Lutego
Dyrektcrzy American Peace Socie-
ty, przes}ali onegdaj note do pre-
zydenta Nc Kinley'a 2 pro6ba o
nsiszybsze przyspieszenie pokuju
W Afryce "a pomoca interwencyi
Stan6w Zjedneczonych.
CARTHAGE, Mo-, 5 Lutte
60 ,Willicm Meyers, 70 lat LEGACY
zmarf tn wczoraj rano. Meyers
zbudowal pierwszzy wagon sy~
pialny znany pod nazwa The
Pullman palace carr.
w. GOEBEL, senator Stanu
Kentucky wybrany zostal wiekszo~
scia g1os6w obywatelskich ma gu
bernatora tego Stanu re strony
demokratycz. zosta@ " zesz4a srode
smiertelniepostrzelony przez jed
nego re swoich wrog6w pclitycz~
nych. Ola utrzyman1a porzadku
obecny CUB rep. Taylor powo.
}a} pod broni 5000 milicyi krajowej.
Jak donosza najnowsze tele-
granny, W. Goebel jest niebez-
pieozee Glory a stanowa leglslatu-
70 oglosila 80 gubernatorem "
zesziy czwartek. Naczalny sedzia
Hazel rigg odebra{ Cd niego przy-
siege w1erno6ci M gubernatora y
obecnosci Representative tego
Stanu. Dziekowaf on i'm slabym j
omdlalym cd choroby g!osen "a
ten dow6d. .zaufania i zarazem pod
pisal us,uniecie administracyi repu..
bllkanskiej Y zarzadzie miejskim i
stanowym.
Goebel v. Sobote 3 go.Lutego
zakonczy4 zycie. Spodziewa6 sic ma
lezy dalszych zaburzen " tym Sta-7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

1pssowy tytoniu firmly T: Wolf,
j sklady ). =. Brimdm 4 SOS;
Benedict 8 Co: Dayton Paper
Novelty Co, j kilka mniejssych
sklad6w. Dw6cL stratak6w odnio-
slo nlebesp.ecsne uszkodsenls.. z
.p~sgorzelc6w drma Wolf ponosi
najwieksze str.ty 10 u sss6.0oo;
Benedict = CO $4,000 Dayton
Paper Novelty Go $50, coo.
Og6lna szkoda wyrz4dzon
przez polar wynos1 p~rzesz}o $5oer
600.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
Drobne Echa.

Drobne Ec Ia,
zYWY CZY UNFAIRLY
Pred 6~ciu lsty wye
migrowat 2 miasta srody
Wielkieqo ks. Poznahskieeo,
nieiaki J6zef Glowacki. "
Ameryce zas przybral sobi:
nazw;sko J6zef Lipihski.
Jezdzil on po ko]oniach pol
skich. handlujac ksiazkam1
- P6zniej mial take sztor 2
fgurami W Buffalo. a " koh-
Gu wydawal przez pewien
czas gazetke pod tytu'em
1ygodnik Pennsylvania W
miescie Scranton Pa. -
?rzesz}o diva lata jak wyje-
chal do Klondyke Nv ztote
strony) i tam podoboo zna-
|1az} Smierf zamiast zlota.
Teraz rodzina lego Poszukuje
90 - w celu uregulowania
majatku.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich.
- Antoni .Haremski. LEGACY
lat 80. zostal zabity prey
piracy W kopalni wegla W z. t.
NieszczeSliwy pozostawll TO-
ne i czworo d<ieci.
ASHTON, Nebr. S tane|a
tn fsbryka sera. kt6ra oko-
licznym polskim farmerom
sporo przysparza pieniedzy.
Sernik wszystko masEo kupu
je. i przez to poszlo ono
.teraz bardzo W gore.
o.
TONAWANDA. N. "
Znany. browar polsko~ litew~
ski w Evansville. Pa, ktore-
60 g(6wnymi cz}onkami So
PIP. H. sGo}ebiewski i J6zef
Czernik, byfy wice-cenzor
Zwiazku Mar. Pol, zakupil
miciscowy browar, po]ozony
mad rzeka Niagara. Cena,
jaka p: Col. zap{aci}, kt6ry
bawi{ W. naszem miescie przez
dni kilka o%statnich i tn dobil
.kupna, wynosi $4,000, ica|y
zaklad browarski Niagara
River Brew. Co.,, przcchodzi
ma wylaczna w|asnosc funny
polsko- lite wskie) z Dansville,
Pa.
PITTSTON, Pa.-Pociag
kolei l.. V. naiechal prey
,breakerze" Butler, W biz
koScl Pittston junction, ma
g6rnika w. Molihskiego i
rozbil :nu glove, oraz pola~
NAL rece. NieszczeSliwego
odwieziono do szpitala, gdzie
wkr6tce umar}. Nieboszczyk
liczyl 50 lat zycia.
- 49, /
Z Ashland
(WIS.l
Jest tn ma}a polska para6a, a
zgodzi6 sic ME mozemy. Jedni chca
miec .ko6cid} ma jednym koncu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

2 Chicago.
| Pewna panienka, 1T IL, aslsS
aaca do niezaIssnych, byl. wsorsnn
cnotliwo6ci, lecs gdy rrsystaia do
niezaleznych ] poznaia ich rektora
2 80 ulicy, doczekala sic potomka,
kt6ry "a MA bedzie 6pieva{. Gdy
pc slabo6ci zaziebila sig j poszla do
n~iezaleznsgo szpitala, biskdp ME
chcia4 jej przyjac, lecz gdy mn POI
wiedzia}a, jake ma stosunki : nie-
zaleznym rektorem 2 90 ulicy, Bis
kup. otworzywszy ramona, przyj4t
ja serdecznis j da} Jej s}owo, ze 20
stanie starsza siostra " jego szpi-
talu.
Wskutek mroz6w dale sig tn
odczuwat brak piracy, = ceny wegla
i artyku{6w zywno5oi 50 wyg6ro-
wane. W South Chicago za6 robory
ida Gala sila. PREY plaoy z roku
1892, re al ludzi braknie.
PAN STANIskAW SKOMIN~
SKI, z $40 Milwaukee ave. " Chs
cago. prosi W1ARUsA o ogloszenie,
il ponownie teraz " Chicago miesz-
kaiacy dokt6r s. Slominski, o kt6-
rym niejedni sadie, re jest lego
krewnym-wcale do jego familii
ME nalezy.
HURTOWNY HANDEL win
i w6dek W Chicago pod frm4
K wski i Gerstel,
1921 State Str, zjednaf sobie rzee
t.lnem i akuratnem spelnianiem
zam6wieh bardzo wielka slave
Szczeg6lnie polska p%ublicznole
coraz wiecej do n1ego ciagnie:
Gdzie Jest Piotr Ltpinski?
Pochodzi Z Wielkiego Ksiest-
wa Poznanskiego, z powiatu Wa
grow ieck1ego. Muzykant, lat oko4o
A. Zonaty juz " starym kraj u.
W Ameryce lat II. Mai bywaG "
Pennsylvania.
Poszukuje go nizej podpisany
blizszy jego ziomek z pod Poz-
nahskiego Paryza:
J6zef Tucholski
567 w. 3rd Str.
Winona, Mimi:
Gdzie Jest AntonI Kwilina
skiP
Organista. tego nasywiska niechaj
sic zglosl do K. Dabrowskiego Y
st Anna. Mimi, q take do Redak~
cyl W1ARUsA
C1y 1este5 gfRchy9
Wszeni. gatunek sluchoty ia sic teraz vy1esEyc.
TyIko slucho-niemyeh mic podobna xyeszye
Nowy i prossy sposob. SCUM v uszach znikz >na-
.yrhmiast. opiszc;e wasz przypadaksa xbadamy %
porad1my darmo.
Dir. DaLToE'S IURAI CLINIC.
SIS LaSalle AN., Chitise, u.
Hotel / salon
wBAUKRAPID8
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
LIFE Insurance..

Thirty years review 81 life insurance
reveals some interesting ana stupsn-
d0us ngures Thirty years aRo the Tat
gcst hfc insurance company IN the
country had tsi OO0. 900 Of assets. while
the tWenty-seyen companies cmbr,lod
in the hst given by the Spectator h-d
only "a little over fits. 900 600 millions
To-day there are ten companies holding
more assets than the largest had thirty
years ago, while three companies have
each more imam the whole twenty seven
then had. In these years premiums "a
the amount ~ three and "a quarter oil.
lions 90 dollars have been received.
while interest and other incume OF over
nine hundred millions bring the total
up 20 }ii3iGQ0. COO Payments 90 p0llsy
holders during these thirty years
amount % f2.i2a591 .o29 an average OF
over glo000. 600 a year Tho assets on
January last were 81 400 7i809l. an ip.
crease ~ over one and e quarter bllii IN
~ dollars lea the last thirty years. Adj.
ing the amount paid policy holders 10
th" assets there iI q to,al ~ 50 900. $50. b
aza or siliii2.Oii more than the amount
Uhid ln premiums Ia other words Cor
each 800 paid by policy holders In
premiums che companies have ~e-
turned to the members. aud hold for
their protection. sos 80. thus paying atl
expenses Qua of the interest ana saving
flil 000 900 besides.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
LAM CoUET ADJorHNs.

DEGREES signed Confirming Three land
Gtanis lea New Muxirn.
The United states court Of private
land claims held a briel session satur-
day morning and adjourned until De-
ccmber Z. Final decfccs were announced
and signed Ia three oasoa.
Ia the matter OF the Fernando &c
Isua grant. chAlmod " Juan SAN
uAtevnn, OF al Aud confirmed By the
court az former term, the dsrreo fixes
the extent Of the allotment al 1907
acres In the VALLEY OF The Taos in con-
fOunlty with the survey as made by
Deputy United states Surveyor John
Shaw in 1883, There was some oouten-
tion on behalf vi thc claimants when
tbs case was originally presented that
the eastern boundary OF the ul1ln was
about fOurteen miles over the noun
uins east OF Taos. but this contention
was not sustained and the c0nntana-
u0n therefore extends only % the val-
ley land all0ttmunts made Ia 1876.
AZ the last term oi court a decision
was announced confirming the santa
Teresa grant. In the no Gmndu valley,
"a TOW miles uOgh of M rstso, zoe about
10000 acres. The clalmans is "a. r.
Hendcn. OF Cleveland. Tex. but there
was some controversy over the south
boun&ary Hon. A.. u. Catr0n, as at.
tcruey COS The paiuin. oOn-
tended that the grant extended south
10 tho international boundary line, aud
Included ihc suburbs u the city vi IA
faso. 1he III Paso Brick company ana
others having interests there retalnod
Judge John Il. Mcfie TO represent Them
before the land court and unite with
the government attorneys in break ng
down THIS contention, ~ by me decree
signed IN the case the court nXes The
south boundary OF tho Santa Teresa
grant Nt a point about one hall mile
north of the Southern Pacnc railroad
bridge. The g0ycrumcuI attorneys gave
notice u an appeal OF the case to the
United States supreme court on ths
ground that the continuation OF the
grant Wus not lusuncd by the showing
uside In court 5y the claimants.
The third decree signed was IN rcla-
ton to The Joaquin Maestas grant. a
claim for one league on the Rio Puerco.
IA bernaliiio ,.unty. claimed by Looni-
dhs ana Pctro Macstas. On behalf II
thcse' their attorney, ex-0overnor
Prince. nlcd waiver TO any lands
Which may De IN conflict with the Es-
pintu santo grant and thus The decree
confirms title 10 the Maestas claimants
for about 5000 acres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
COINAGE on sIIVgR.

silver dollars are being coined at a
upid rate and our stUok Of silver uuiu
Is being increased very largely. The
silver purchased under the Sherman
act. 1890. In. an iGs.gIi.0O0 OUNCES. WIS
required 70 be turned Into standard su-
vcr dollars NJ callel eot IN the rcdgmp-
tlon Of the treasury notes issued for the
bullion. or the total amount 81 treas
arg notice. iesgtd, gi5a. sal 600 about
$50. oooo 600 has been redeemed. aud the
total sm0unt of silver dollars In tho
country haa risen from i22 100000 In 1885,
. go. 100000 az the present time. When
this process ls complete. unlcss % h ia
torruptcd by new legislation. the total
stock ~ silver dollars ia the country
will have risen 10 not bees than $4,000.
000.
The demand for free silver coinage u
noihing like az strong Ha 10 was -four
years ago. bocuusc the people are be-
ginning 10 realize how fast our stock 81
silver money II increasing UNDER the
operation % existing laws. But the
country seoms ne liitle disposed AZ ever
to use silver dollars AZ the en- dof 1895
there were 5s,Ooo.0oo silver collars IN
cigculation.
Since that time The number has In
crossed $4,000. ooo bat there has becn a
Tar greater inureaao u silver cerin
Gates. which are much moro ln demand
than silver dollars. Tho supply az silver
certificates has risen from 1886 900. 0oo
IN 1896 10 st0S 100000 az the present
lime
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
PUIsLIc LInuARY.

This city has maintained a public H.
brtry Tor several years. and az present
the libirtry consists of several thousand
volumes In a rented room la the Com
mefNaal club building Mr. RSyuo.ds.
who has donated the building ON East
Halfway avenue. FOR "a permmncni home
Tor the library. helped START the worthy
enterprise by subscribing $1,000. Every
resident 81 Albuquerque has helped ia
one way and another 10 establish the
public library and IL Is CREDIT 10 the
city " which all Feel "a pride.
The new home of the public library
CONSISTS Of four lots 81 ground on east
itailnnad avenue. if2X2uO feet The
building WAS erected by the Nc,g West
Education gocidyy In the year 1890. az a
Gust 81 $4,000. The building CONSISTS Of
threc stories The lower story could be-
used for council chamber. clerks office.
Jauhors residence, etc. The secCnd
story ia wen suited Tor library purposes
and the third story could b. devoted 10
lecture hall and other purposes. The
building Is well lighted and ho.tted with
steam The grounds about the building
could be converted into a neat little
park at small expense
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

obirssion 10 oner AMI ~nss new oon.
ctsseion ~ demand.
Al the meeting ~ the cDun,li Lac,
evening, the latest demand from Vice
President iiafr was Discussed. "a differs
from The demand fr1m Mr. Nudge THAT
l,ailroad avenue should MOI be- closed
aCainRt switching Tor nvo years This
makes the fourth verbal proposition re-
ccivcd by she city from the railroad ~.
hciaia, each ono different The council
decided 10 request from the santa w.
company a written proposition Ia re-
gard to the railroad improvements.
clearly setting forth what the company
WISHES the city 20 40
This should have been done before the
bond proposition WIS submitted to a
vote 81 The people. However, o. D.
never too hate 90 try b. 90 business. ami
% u hoped the city viii gccoivo sUme-
thing tangible from the company IN re-
gard 10 the proposed improvements.
II no agreement can be made with
the rnilro2d company the quicker the
whole thing r. declared on the better
FOR All concerned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

No attention seHnss TO have been pale
10 the speech of acceptance ~ Adlnl
Stevenson. The general verdict n that
Stevenson il OF no account. He n "a bit
OF political dead wood. Nobody knows
just why he happened 10 be picked up
for vice president. except that. poor
material as he II. the democratic ma
nonal convention seemed 10 prefer him
q Towne.
There u another reason why no at
tcntion would under any circumstances
be paid 10 the accauance speech of
Adial Stevenson. Like the father Of W.
J. Bryan. Adat Stevenson forty years
ago Was one Of the most notorious and
yenOnous oupperhcads Of Illinois. AZ
a member ~ the Knights % the Golden
Circle. he was famous In and about his
own county FOR his trensonable aenti-
n'onts and expressions. These things
might be forgotten but for the fact
that Adlai Stevenson ~ This year the
candidate for The cupperhcads and sym
pathigers with armed enemies of the
government which has cost hundre,ls
% American lives and millions OF
money, is kept alive tn the desperate
hope % his electiun next fall
Adiai Stevenson ends hia political ca
reer as he begun II, tho sysup1ihizcr
with the enemies % his country. and the
critic and opponent ~ his own severn
ment Ia time OF war Il Is GO the great
credit o. America thaH there are few
people With whom inc nomination oil
Adhu Stevenson Strengthens the demo
cratic ticket. on the contrary, he 81 al
ioid 90 carry In every state 81 the union
where u0pucrhcadism D. az a discount
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

The Ramona school building az
santa he was burned 60 the ground last
Saturday morning. The New Next
can in Ia article on the FIRE. states that
The fire was apparently OF incendlary
origin, and Is said 20 have been start .
ed by tramp. The loss was abotst
$500 The building was erected ln 1850
by the University Of New Mexico cor
poration IA "A cost OF s. 500, and WIS
used as an Indian school until a fsw
years ago, ween the government with
drew ia support from denominatiOnal
schools. this bcinR run by the Congre-
gltionaliasB. a. this time the Amer
lean Missionary society has under con-
alteration a proposition 90 take charge
OF the University % New Mexlcos
property here, which Included the TIA
mona building and tweuty four acres OF
land on Buona Vista hiil and whlth-
Ia han property and establish a coll
lcgc. Governor Prince Is president
and William NJ. Berger. secretary OF
The University q New Mexico corpora
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Naneaa 0l,y ! tsla ann snAa n Ne ooa.
ilnued hip reehlass habits I would ieava
him. When he came bark found that
he bad nor drawn a sober breath dur
ing hts Advance. Then I decided to 20.
he pleaded with me 70 rviurn 20
him. ami spent a week IN this city try
ing 10 induce me 20 80 back. ] refused.
fcIt that ! coild no iOngcr endure his
conduct. Then he said that " refused
20 yield he would ruin me. I suppose
these suits are che result 81 that threat
The charges h. makes in Them. In
which my nane IA linked with thoae Of
Mr.. uortncr and AR Curtin. are out
rageous. lie was absent during Fourth
~ july week. and there were a number
Of balls and parties In santa Re M thar
time The two gentlemen whom DO
sceka 10 bring into this dingaceful
business called several times 20 see my
sister ana invited her 30 the dances. I
went with them as chaperon. We aiso
went driving n couple % times and that
IL tho OnlS basis for the charges BY
which he seeks % ruin both of az. Tine
old saying marry IN haste and repent
at leisure" hna come true 0nre more.
can bear anything he has TO any about
me, biH when he brings my il-year-osd
sisters rEsnne lnso the matter he passes
the bounds % endurance. shall apply
FOR a divorce.
And 30 ends the rOmantic marriage
which followed within a week ~ The
Coupie's first meutine San Framslsco
Examiner. Aug. is"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Quarrel and Lawsuits--The lough-
ran Episode at Santa Fe.
SAYS He WAS CRUEL TO HER.

THE pretty romance In the marriage
81 Miss Claire Arthur Of this city, ana
J.. III. Loushun. a few monlhs aEo
after an aoqnainianccship measured
only IN hours. was shattered in santa
re, n. NJ, two days ago. when the hus-
band filed damage suits against two
young men o. thaA city for alternating
hia wne's affections
The giFl, vino bat a year ago mar
riud IsGughgan before the olose of The
week ia which she met him, has ieft
nor husbands home ia santa Fe be-
cause she aasorts that his hoartlesa
aabuFo and reckless habits were more
tttii she could endure, He has accused
her 81 unfaithfuineas and seeks 20 col
lcct $4,000 apicoc from Il. G. Oorsner
and 4. q. Curtin. whom ne accused of
winning his wife from him while he
was al the democratic convention In
Kansas city. lie met them on tho
street "a few days ago and the interfer-
enoe Of bylstandeH wns all that pre-
vented bioO,snhed. The romantic story
which began with Cupid In the ascend.
ami bids fair 20 close before the bar OF
Justice IN the New Mexico courts.
Both OF the Girls who figure In the
romance have lived In san Franchise
Tor Festfa and are orphans. A llttle more
than twelve months ago Mas Claire
Arthur and hcr sister, Bella, were Ia.
troduced o. =. n IsOuRhran by a mu-
tu-l friend. The lutrOdactlon took place
GA Monday. before wednesday the
young man had fallen In love with
Claire the cider ~ me sisters. on
Thursday he asked her to be his wife.
Friday their engagement was annOunc-
"a, saturday the marriage license was
issued and on Sunday evening they
started on their wedding tour.
50 FAR cupid was master. but after
The marriage his p0wor began 10 wane.
The young couple went 20 New Mexico
90 live. She says she found her hus-
hand unrcaronably Jealous, unfesilnE
in hia conduct toward her and quickly
she began 10 regret the hasty step
which had linked her NE win that 81
the man who won her heart In one
short week by rccitlng her fayofiie Lines
iu shakespeare plays.
"' y knew that hsd made a mistake,
she said lasi evening at lodging hotise
iW bit ROBSON street. where she has 1
been staying since aho l,dt her husband
"a mouih aHo. n aw that my husband
war not what had supposed him 10 be. /
bat I tried o. do my duty. Before Oilr
marriage / know that he drank, la fact |
like many foolish sentimental glrga. |
This rather prcludiced me IN hia favor. /
I thought ! could reform him BY marry |
ing him. Wci, like many other girls
before me. ] 'pund 1 was mistaken.
Ny husband treated mo more ana
more hrutaily. He was inaanoly ieal-
Gus ANA ala not wish mo 20 visit friends.
f,rclyc calls, or even % W upon the
street llc dissipRted foarfuily but UNI
iil recently l had hoped that he would
give b. up Some months aEO my sister
paid me a visit and she staid with me
until I WAS compelled % lsaye nay home
Just before my husband started Tor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25

Early this morning, after a struggle
81 nearly two years with that dread dis.
ease, consumption. hara. ReDooca Boris,
wife Of r.. Boris, proprietor Of the New
York iiazaar on Railruad avenue,
pasacd into ulrat great unknown world.
leaving 90 mourn her death. four chill
dfcn, the youngest being 2 years. and
the eldest ~ years ct age. besides her
husband. The doceaEcd was about %
ycar old and oglme to thia city with
her husband about "a year agO from
New York city
Funeral services viii be- held from the
home, CORNER of Iron avenue. near
Fourth street. tomorrow morning az 10
0clock. and intemont win be- madr In
p mai Birth cemetery to-morrOW AFTER
noon AZ $3.50.