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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28
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The Burke County news., 1900-02-02
HallYburton.- n.-Sudderth.

Erwin's Chapel, two and a
half miles north of town, was
the scene of a pretty wedding
Wednesday evening. The
contracting parties we're Mr..
Ed w. HALLIBURTON and Miss
Lizzie Sudderth. Rev. J. w.
Jones, pastor of the Morgan
ton circuit, NJ. E. Church,
South, performed the cere-
mony in the presence of quite
a number of friends of the
popular young couple. The
groom is son of Mr.. w. +.
Hallyburton and the bride a
daughter of Mr.. R. w. Sud
derth, the two families being
of the most prominent in the
county. Our congratulations
and best wishes.
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02
IN MEMORIAM.

We are again called to a
lodge of sorrow; another is to
be added to the roll of our dead.
The universal dominion of
death-who can escape? Sure
ly we are born to die.
On the 1st day of December,
1899, Bro. L. E. Snipes died
at or near his home, about
four miles from Morganton.
"A broken column in the
prime Of life, seemingly in the
prime of manhood, was taken
away, leaving a wifeand sever
al children, who we're very
near and dear to him. 1.-The
Lord gave and the Lord hath
taken away; blessed be the
name of the Lord"
Resolved, That we assume
the usual customs of mourn
ing, for thirty days. and that
the sympathies of Catawha
Valley Lodge, No. 217, be
communicated to the family,
and these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of
the minute-book of the lodge,
and The BURKE COUNTY
News be requested to publish
the same.
3. F. DAVIS,
J. r. ANDERSON,
w. A. WALTON,
Committee.
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02
Mortgage Sale of Land.

DY virtue of deed of mortgage ex-
ID ecuted to the undersigned by AL
fonzo Perkins and wife, Lula Perkins,
on the 10th day of February, 1897, in
order to secure the payment of the sum
of S65 and interest, we will, at the
Court House door in Morganton, on
Monday the
5th day of ofFebruary,1900,
offer for sale at public outcry, to the
highest bidder for cash, that tract of
land situated in Burke county and
bounded as follows: Beginning on a
chestnut on the top of the ridge, Susan
Michaux's corner, running south 20
degrees east 81 poles to stake, J. A.
Perkins corner; then east degrees
west - poles to stake in the Perkins
old line; then north 20 degrees east,
Perkins line, to stake on top of the
ridge, the old Perkins corner; then
south IS degrees 81 poles to a sourwood
then west IS degrees s. poles to a
stake in the field; then south IS &C.
grees west 4 poles to the beginning,
containing IS acres more or less.
Terms of sale cash.
This Jan. 5th, 1900.
FORNEY & CO.,
Mortgages.
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02
House and Lot for Sale.

l hereby offer for sale my
house, containing4 good rooms,
and lot, containing 1t acres,
surrounded by a good wire
fence. on road leading to
Bethel church and situated
about one mile east of Nor
canton. For price and par
ticulars call and see me.
D. C.. GRADY.
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02
B. F. DAVIS,
J. r. ANDERSON,
w. A. WALTON,
Committee.

Rheumacide is not recommended for
the cure Of every i'll; it does not cure
everything. But it is a certain cure
for rheumatism, and is fine blood
purifier and laxative; try 1t.
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

day for Charlotte, accom-
panied by Rev. G. Satterlee.
Miss Edna Beach went to
Statesville this week to visit
her sister Mrs. Will Bailey.
Brother Bascom Smith, of
the Mars Hill Enterpries,
came in this morning on the
vestibule.
We are glad to see Mr.. I.
7. Avery out again, after
confinement of three weeks
with grip.
Messrs. Anderson and
Taylor, of Johnson City,
Tenn, have been here this
week buying cattle.
Mr.. w. S. Dover, of Mo-
nongahela, Pa, has been here
this week looking around
with view of locating.
We are sorry to hear that
Rev. Barth. Soulier, pastor
of the Waldensian church, is
confined to his bed with a
severe attack of grip.
The remains of the infant
child of Mr.. Moulton Shipping,
of Mcdowell county, were
brought here Tuesday evening
and inferred at the town GEM
etery.
We hear with regret of the
death of Mrs. Bowers, mother
of Mr.. George Bowers,
which occurred the first of
the week at her home near
Bridgewater.
Mr.. A. A. Connolly is pre-
pairing to go into the mercan-
tile business. He will occupy
the store-room recently vaca-
ted by Mrs. a. E.. Hicks and
will carry a general stock.
Misses Mable and Carrie
Haynes, Laura Martin, Annie
McGimpsey, Cornelia Mich
aux, Leila Tuttle and Cora
Asbury left the first of the
week to re-enter Greensboro
State Normal College.
This weeks weather has
been the coldest of the winter.
The thermometer went the
lowest on Wednesday, when
nearly all outside work was
suspended. The Catawba
river was frozen over at the
Mcdowell bridge yesterday
morning.
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02
The Greatest Invention Of the Age.
A Twelve Dollar Turkish Bath Cabi-
net for only Five Dollars.

Ready for instant use. A necessity in every
home. You can enjoy at home--in your own
room--all the cleansing, curative, purifying,
and health-givng effects of the famous Turk
of spending hundreds of dollars in going to
Hot Springs.
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02

The Cabinet Baths home better and far cheaper than
baths a public Turkish bath There is
in the world whom Turkish and vapor baths will
perfectly healthy cleanly who
not perspire freely and frequently.
SICK sleepless Cabinet
regularly 1t has priceless boon all suffering hu
many endorsed and hundreds of the
eminent physicians of the world have office
testimonials Cabinet Baths are
all we claim for them.
Give this Cabinet trial great merits,
you will part with it, willingly stop using for
the results exharatin enjoyable heahfu
abandon. We you will get permanent
benefit, enjoyment of living single week. than
have obtained possibly many years does every
thing claim for it.
you afflicted, difference how long standing how
snate how much medicine you taken without benefit
Cabinet will you. Cures rheumatism it's
forms, sciaca agrippe neuralgia diseases liver
kidney and nervous troubles.
Our general agent Mr. j. A. Shipping at Morganton, is or
horzed to cheefuy refund the price paid our Cabinet
it is not just what we claim for it,
The Burke County news., 1900-02-02

This is to certify that bought of the Bath Cabinets about
two months to it would rheumatism
about twenty standing, at times was con.
fined to and am pleased say the Cabinet Baths
have entirely cured and that have gained about
pounds IN weight since commenced the baths Believing the
Cabinet great blessing to all suffering humanity have con-
sented to take the for the sale and will
fully refund the paid for fails to give satisac
on Gall at my Office and see of these wonderful health
giving appliances.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
BANcRoFr JONES.


Cerillos n. NJ. June Is.--Alfred
W Bancroft OF Albuquerque, and
Miss Annie Jones. OF Ccrriilos.
were married here 70 day. at o'clock
.. m. Rev Robert liodgson. Of Ger
rillos. performing the ceremony
About thirty Ave invited guests were
in attendance. including the family and
friends OF the groom from Aibuquer-
que. Miss ighle Jones. cousin OF the
bride. from santa Re. and a number oi
others. immediate friends and relatives
of the young couple Miss Efiio Jones
and William Young. the latter Of Als
buquerque, were bridesmaid and best
man.
AZ o'clock the company sat down
tn q sumptuuus Wcddink dinner at tho
homo of the brides parents The din.
ing room and table were handsomely
decorated with roses, carnations and
sntnN and All the appointments were
in keeping with the occasion.
Mr.. Bancroft ls a maehinist. employ
ed In the Santa BE shops az Albuquer.
que. and we'll and favorably known
there. rho bride is a daughter Of Nj
ana Mrs, Louis q. Jones Of Cerrillon
and we'll known 20 the entire commu.
nifty. she in handsome and accomplish
ed. ana In every respect most loyabl,
young lady To-day, Just as Cerrllloi
ia about TO lose her she appeared mot
lovely than ever. attircd. as she was
in an elegant creation Of white silk ans
lace. and we sincerely congratulate Mr
Bancroft upon his acquisition.
The happy couple will leave Tor thelI
evenings train. B
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
las VEGAS LACONlCs.
feitiehauin's Woes Pursuit Auer Hnrsr
Thief Cadet Appointed.


Thief- Cadet Appointed.
From the optic
I T.. Blake received "A check OF go
from The Fraternh Brotherhood, in
demnily FOR the loss OF an end Of
ilgt
Rev. A. HOFFMAN. former Msth0-
dist pastor az Las VEGAS and at Ration.
win exchange the pulpit Tor the bar
fio Is now reading law in the oaice OK
J. II. Harper. down al El Paso. Texas
A Mexican laboTer leaving Tor the
Colorado beet fields was arrested at
the depot hy officer Hanna for the
theft of coat Ths complaining Wit
nesE having failed 90 put 10 an appear
ance thc laborug man Was discharg d
and noW 4 damage suit ls threatened
Master Lorenzo peigado has been re-
( fappolniel by the board of county com
mlssi0ners as cadet from san Miguel
county at The New Mexico military In
stitute at Roswell, This makes his
second term az the territorial insutu-
tlon. and hia standing there reaecta
| credit upon himself uni the county,
A horse was stolen from W. l..
Brown, two miles l5uth of The c,ty last
night Pursuit was made ana The fel-
low was caught as Ribcrd station ln
the act ut boarding "A train for his home
iu santa Be- HIS name Ia Manuel Sena
aud he viii be- bound over 10 court,
| having confessed the crime ana being
willing 20 take the consequences OF his
wrong doing,
| Nioanor Herrera. who has been "a thg
/ county baatlIe foT nearly Two years
pending au appeal 10 the supreme court
| or the territory under an eight years
sentence To- the penitenuary. has paid
bis proportion on the Gabald0n bond
| By The way, NiUanor iH being treated
very handsomely az The jail lie is al
/ lowed Go come ana SO az viii ana with.
out The formality OF "a JAIN guard Wlth
hm.
The Palace hotel safe at santa n,
was robbed of so la currency sunday
night by Canadian F'renchnan named
! Andre e.. Larrival, au "a convict wht
WAS employed as night porter at IA,
h0Htely iie vas thought " be or
board No. Z passenger TRAN yesterday
morning and his desc rlpti0u was wired
20 cay Marshal Pierce Murphy, wh,
took the train hure for Ration. How
ever. the spotted man proved to be !
travelling man and the eity marshal 70
turned home alone,
A caller AZ j. II. Teitlebaum'a vel
hardware establishment on Railroag
avenue to-day Was informed tha
weeks before the United States grane
jury found an indictment against J0hr
Henry Tor illegally using the mails, h'
had a letter ia hla p0saeaai0n from IA,
postal authorities az Washington, sta
ting that MS paper thg "humsuitar
Home" could not be denied circulation
through the mails, as nrst or thlrl
class. u not second class matter Johr
Henry was Tot summoned before tho
august body. the United States granl
jury, la person. hence the indictnen
and the ti,00o bond Tor appearance Il
court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
AFTER ARIZONA DEsrrRApoEs.
shrrim neeIer Trnlicd Them To- MeNico aud
Hack So Near Gsilup.

Sheriff Beeler. Of Apache county. Ari-
zona, has been north OF Gallup Tor
some three weeks hunting FOR the gang
~ desperate who murdered the tive
young men Aear 81 Johns on the g7th
1f March. says the Cleaner. So far he
aas not succeeded in running the gang
down he followed the fye men wAh
a posse 20 the line of ola Mextco.
whore they doubled back and got up
into Colorado. on their return the
despcradocs committed several crlnys.
They stole ten head OF horses from n.
a. Moore. near Wilcox, and another
bunch Of about thirty head north of
the White mountains. They held up
two men north Of For, Grant ana rob-
bed them They killed Zun Indian
south Of Manuelito. They got some ar
tcles at a store near salt Lake and
when The owner asked FOR pay they
took everything he had that they could
carry away Four of the stolen horses
were picked up near Manuelito by
sheriff Bceler ana turned over 20 S. r.
Aldrich for safe keeping
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
GALLUP NOTES.
Messrs, Everett, and Scott have Con-
tract to Garry Defiance Mail.
FORMER GALLUP CITIZEN DROWNED.

From the Cleaner.
Mrs u t. Hopkins, OF Albuquerque,
IL visiting her brother. ~ A Kramer.
Or. Clayton spent the past ten days
visiting among his old friends ia Albu-
querquo. iic is gradually building up
q good practice here.
A dweling house ~ Catalpa caught
fire and burned 10 tho ground on Wed
nesday morning Most of the contents
were burned
Mrs. S.mpkln who has been suffering
with rheumatism for several weeks.
left on Thursday for California hop
lnE to derive some bencdt from the
springs
WIN. Everett and John = Scott have
taken a sub-contract from N A Mills
to carry the Defiance mail for so ger
month each They commenced on Mon
day, carrying q on horseback.
on the i4th inst W r. Kuchen.
becker. treasurer. sent the Gallup sub
scrlption 0t sa1.25 20 the territory oi
Utah. Tor the benent of the sufferers
of the schoncld mine explosion
a drunken Navajo was draggcd on
bis back TO jall on Wednesday 10 the
people who furnish the liquor were
punished Tor u. there would not be ~
many drunken Indians in evidence.
r. y. Fitch, a former resident OF
| Gallup, was drowned a few days ago In
attempting TO cross the Carrizoxo river
near white oaks. lie kept saloon at
Ciarkvlle. Ills father is prominent
attorney of Buffalo. n y and one
brother Is a lieutenant In the regular
army
W. ~ Hazard. of Topeka, has ar
rived here to retire j Jacobson AZ
manager OF the Harvey house. Mr.
Jacobson will be sent 20 some other
place on the system where some good
manager h needed lie and his esti-
mable wife have made many friends
here who are sorry TO hear of their de-.
parturc
Miss Ward, who gave good natisfac.
tion aa teacher in the public schools
during the past year has accepted "a,
i position OF principal IN one of the min.
ing towns Of Arizona. She has had
nine years experience az principal oi
schools ia the east and thc community
which has secured her services is q
De congratulated. She did not dcsir,
a position here for another year as 4
| subordinate teacher,
Fireman Painter, on the east bount
local. attempted 90 close the headlight
while the train was running, ueai
| Quorino canyon. Tuesday. He missed
his footing and fen 20 the ground II,
was brought here on No. q nd his ia
1 iuTieN not uFavinF aarinuH. no ~ar1a4uas
az Harpers hospital until tho mex
morning when he returned 90 his hom,
IN Winslow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
WHERE Is rnr ntrrrr smrnrr,
silver CITY sheriff Alarmed over Non-Ar
rival al Omcers from Mexieo.

shcrin blair aud the officials about
the court house are feeling decidedly
uneasy these days over the non arrival
from MeNico of Deputies johnson and
Marshall with thc., prisoners. stcS 4d-
son and Brooks. says the Silver City
independent
No word has been received from the
officers Tor the past three weeks, but
on the 9Th inst Informal ton was hnd
nora, al Hcrmosilio. that Mr Johnson
had left there on that DIZZY for Piiaras.
where tho prisoners were In custody
with the necessary papers.
The arrangements were that when
The officers reached thr line they we're
al once 90 notify Shern Blair by wire
from san Beruarlino. The nearest tele-
graph office. and sherin Blair would
then proceed TO meet them From pi-
laras 90 san BerRardino is only dis
tance OF sixty Ave miles. and if John
t0u and Marshall had left the former
place when they expected they should
have been heard from week Or ten
days ago.
The rough country through which u
,s necessary 10 bring the prisoners, and
he desperate character OF the men.
makes sheun Blair fearful th,t some
accident may have occurred. snd un-
igss something BE- heard within q day or
so officers viii be- sent down 90 ascer-
tain the cause uf the uneNplainabie de-
IHV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
GIBSON MINE EXPLOSION.
How Il Occurred, In Which Two
Miners Lost Their lives,
full PARTICULARS or exp 0Sl0N.

The Gallup Cleaner gives the follow
ing full particulars of the fatal mine
explosion "a the Gibson mine which oc-
CURED the other day, brief account
being teleEraphcd at the time % The
Citizen:
on the night of the 18TH, at o'clock.
Chua. Gfacey and John Caloatin.
miners az Gibson, were instantly killed
BY an explosion. supposed 90 have been
caused by an accumulation ~ dust
The two men were working together
enlarK.ng the slope by taking down ths
old timbers and removing the rock and
dirt between the Umbrs and the solid
rock "a distance nf about six foot
They used very little powder as nine
sticks of giant powder were found in
the slope after the explosion There
could be no FIRE damp as the vontila-
ton was good. not less than fifteen feet
Of air passing through every minute,
The slope down 60 whore the men had
been working had been cleaned out IN
good shape. This is the FIRST instance
,n the mines here of explosion from
dust
Chas Graccy leaves a wife ana nve
step-chiidrcn About yrnr ago he
married Mrs Dinsmore. whose hus-
band had been killed by an explosion
at the White Ash mine iu Madrid TITS
funeral took place from the Episcopal
church
John Caicatin leaves a wife ana two
children. Ills funeral took place from
the Catholic church,
Both funerals were attended by a
large number Of sympathlzing friends
and citizens to whom the deceased
were known as men Of striking char.
acter and good citizens Of this com
munity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

samuel Brown received a letter a few
days ago from Rev. q. g. Ellington
formerly presiding elder Of the El Paao
conference. HoW 40 it0anuke. Va, sa".
ing that his SISTER, Miss Ellie Edington.
had been drowned while bathing IN tho
surf at Key West. Fia., where she was
employed in teaching school She aud
u numbcr OF others we're bathing and
% ia supposed that the undeftow
caught her Tho body VAS carried out
to sea ana not recovered. She vas a
most osumsbie young lady and her
sudden death ~ shock 60 many
friends in the Pccoa valley. who knew
her ana loved her.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

People who carry rev0iyers should
refrain from the dangerous habit OF
drinking water one day last week ID
"A. Tyler OF Sierra county. bent down
over a spring 60 get drink of water
ana his revolver was discharged. The
ball entered hin breast. killing him In a
few hours. The kingman. Arizona
Miner says Of a similar case. that OF
Raymond carr, who was brought to
Kingman TO SGT surgical aid for a
badly wounded arm, Carr was stoOp.
INK down 10 get a drink or water from
the creek, and his pistol slipped from
the holster. struck a rock and ex-
pioled the bullet striking him IN the
arm Just above the wrist The wound
sd arm was dressed by Or. Flynn and
though very painful is not serious"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
SKULL MANGLE0,
Horrible Death Of Mine Engineer
W. [. Keys.
ACCIDENT ON BARRs HILL.

william Luther Keys. evidently a
mine engineer, lica dead AZ htron4n
undertaking. rooms with The left aide
ut ma head crushed In and the skull
partially laid open. and hia left LEG
uruken and bruised In several places
between the knee and foot.
I4,at night. "a the west bound pea-
aonger. 80. /. under Conductor heAdY,
VITA EhgIaecr A, "a. LhK0n al the
thf0tuo. struck thu tOp of Bars hlil,
"a rcw miles south of the city. the quick
ryy o4 tbs rHKiuset pefCe4ved a black
auJeet partially lying alongside the
tracK A. the train. g0inS d0Nn grads
ut rspld speed. neAred the 0Djest
the engineer promptly saw that 10 Waa
a man. The alt brakes we're applied.
bus too late-the speed Of she tram
was checked but not until the cruci
wheels had done tee.g Work Gf death.
Ihs body was brought ~ tbs city
on freight train NJ. "a early this Elorn-
ing. and turned over ~ uudertakcF
strong.
Papers aud letters found Ia the blood
stained clothes worn ~ TIE dead mRn
proved that his name ia William Luth-
or Keys. and thst relatives reside
somewhere in indianapolis, Ind. ~ ~
ctldunt that hu has Dvun moving u
and tro lu this terutory aud ia Ae1-
ico for several years. in 1877 be To-
Gated mine ia Taos county with Her
ut.tu ovck aud silva Garcia and named
it the Lgadvilic lode. Letters Indicate
that he was mining engineer at Par
raj. Mexico. aud latur was in the sm-
pioy of the Modoc Mining company VI
tho Organ district Among hls papers
a. recclptud ball. under date Of June
1, 1907. from the Mining supply com
pany of Las Cruces, Tor S2.be, which
had been loaned 10 Keys. Modoc en-
Einegr." Quite a number OF letters
we're found from Ethel Radcliffe. OF sO-
uorfU. aud he carried book entltled
The Engineers Manual" presented to
him by b.. A keaier. also OF Sooorfo.
Bssidca the letters. bills and mining
papers his other effects CONSISTS OF ave
cents. plug of tobacco. two lead pen
eds, a small pocket plane and a pocket
knife
Several persons who looked al The
body this morning declared that the
dead man had been in this city the
past few days and was seen drinking
ana gambling. while others are OF tAa
opinion that the man Was on his way
10 this city from the south and made
the hard rail rest for hia weary head
when he met his death.
This morning. Constable Smith. OF
precinct g6. summoned coroner's Jury
a. follows J. J, 3utler. Win. Glaes-
ner. Il. l.. Dodson, John y. neayen.
Chas. Keppler and Frank Kirster. The
jury examined the body and went
/ through some OF the dead mans pa
pers and letters. after which an ad-
iournmeat was taken until tomorrow
afternoon al o'clock. when Conductor
Hcady and Engineer Dixon VIII ap-
pear before the jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23

Rev Mary J Borden, Mrs. Kate NJ.
slelght ana Miss LizEis sleight. who
have been attending the w. G. r. u.
convention mere and Waiting friends Of
former days took this afternoon train
Tor 0ranbury. Texas. where they will
visit the aged parents OF Mrs. Borden.
The latter lady called an optic report.
era attention 10 the sad fact that the
brother mentioned IN our twenty
years ago department this evening a.
having remembered her with q box ot
luscious peaches. has gone 90 hts 20.
ward Ia another worid.-.Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-23
LAND Orricr nuslNrss.

The following Is a summary Of the
transactions Of the United States land
oilico 10 Santa Fg during the week end
ed June ~.
Homestead Entries June 10. Jose iE
nacio Valencia > Mont0ya, 10 acres.
Puerto DO Luna, Guadalupe county
June 10, Philip thinner. 100 acres, Aca
ala, socorro county. Juue as. Lec CHS
holm, i60 acres, sanchez. san Miguel
county June ~ W. A. Hughes. i60
acres. La Plata. san Juan county.
Agapiio VaideE. 1885 acres. Wagon
Mound, Mora county
Final Homestead Certlnc3tes June
-, Pablo LuceFo. i54.23 acres. gallinln
springs. Guadalupe county June l5
James = Morgan. 10 acres. Ration. Col.
fax county. James MeAliitteF, le0 acres
colmor, Coifax county. Enoch W. Cal
ley. l6Q acres. ColmOr Colflx county.
Desert Hand Eniries-'June 10. Man.
uel B. Martlnez. 100 acrea. Wagon
Mound. Morneounty; Jane rs. Leonoro
"A Mares. lso acres, Wagon Mound.
Mora county