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The sun., 1900-12-21
Hr0O wsssyDONrH DEAD.
Founder ~ the Gssmssis fifs Insurance ews-
any and . Leader ~ German. Americans.

Hugo wesondonok. founder and e1 Presi-
dent u tho Uermania Life Insurance Com
pany and one of the most prominent German
Americans Ia this city. died at hls home, 10
West Lishty-oghth streot on Wednesday
evening. at tho age ~ a. Mr.. Wesendonck,
who had been In a very fcebo condition for
some time. fell In his bedroom. injurihg his
head. a fortnight ago, Tho direct cause of
hls death was meningitis. The Coroners
ofce. because Of the accident Of two weeks
ago. declined to issue a death certificate yes
tcrday. but IL will be issued to-day after the
Coroner's physician has examined the body.
Mr. WescndOnck's career was Ions. EVENT.
ful and successful. IIo was born Ia Elbor-
field Germany. and his public lfe began with
the German revolution Of Isis. which found
him young barrister In the small town Of
Crefeld. well known for bis republican ten
dcnclcs. llo wa, elected to tho Legislature
which met at Frankfort In isls. and sat with
the liberals when the Liberal movement was
crushed In the following year he was forced
10 ny TO America, Iio went TO Philadelphia
and remained there ten years. Ia 1850 he
came to New York and organized the Ger
mania iiic Insurance. Company. lie was
the President of the company until two years
ago. when Cornelius Doremu5 suCceeded
him; but he remained consulting director
OF the company.
In addition To his interest In the Germania
LIE Mr. Wesendonck was director OF the
Gcrinan-Afnorican Insurance Company, the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, the
German savings Bank and the German
AiAcrlcan Bank. He was member
OF the Century, German and MerChahts
clubs and Of the Iiederkranz. Tho date
Of his funeral viii not bc sci until the arrival
of one Of his sons, who is now on the ocean
on his way home
Carl Schurz. who belonged TO the same
group o: revolutionlsts as did Mr.. Wesen-
donCk. was profoundly gricvcd by the news
Of his death. Mr. Wesendonck was man
~ the highest character and worth. he said
last night He was Older than myself ana
was one OF tho first Of tho German repuO-
llCanS to enIgrlte to this country.
The sun., 1900-12-21

His Retirement Impending? - Transfers OF Dep
uty Chiefs Likely to lie Upset

The Inn re- ion around Hoice He ,dquirters
l. tn t Chief Devery viii be retire.
The Police Board had a iull meeting ye,tcr-
day but did only routine business. 1t called
on the Civil Service Board for, the eligible
list Of sergeants. Mr.. York and other mcm-
bers Of the board said after the meeting that
they had no reason 10 believe that the list
would be withheld because of the protests
of certain serseants. who do not think they
have been rated Ugh enough on their records.
The only trouble President York knew Of
was the protest OF Sergt. Dewey. who says
he ough, to 20 up head aS a war veteran
Deevey's case has been referred 20 the Cor
poration Cousel There is evidence that
his service in tie army was after the war
Corporation Counsel Nhalon's deci sion
upon the legality Of Dey,rY's transfers Of
Ydrk Ytk yesterday. Mr. Whalcn said it would
surely be ready this AFTERNOON. 1t IS the
general belief that the decision will be that
Deyery exceeded his u 'horlty.
When President YORK T'' asked Yesterday
whether Lee had read the statement given
out on Wednesday hy th"! D"lery, Il" aid
that he had. Asked If II" had any answer
There l. certain amount of dirnitv at-
tachiug to III" ON '" Of Pr '.id"ut Of the Police
BOARD which tn" urc-cut incumbent viii trv
t. maintain. II would cortuiul hn beneath
my dignIt to max" answer 10 Dcv"r' D."
chief DeNcry -hld at IN BON" l'iht no had
nothing to add 10 hi statement Of WedU".-
dar. He wa not going u do any more
talking. be aid
Hugh Mclaughlin spoke scrca -tio1llr Of
the reaspus given b" b"Vor, for thp triu--
forring of pcpVt Chin' McIaug'lliu and cent.
MrC.u-k-. lie dl not thin; that wearing 4
plug" hat or b"iuG 'cu"it " was "A good
police rea son for transferring n man. Sr"ak-
Ing Of pcvorF'- complaint that MClaugllln
would not como To- q" him n talk over
polio, natter he laid.
WIZ should an honest man 30 to the ON "a
Of Il blnokcuard an waFY"
Thot Of cant Horlihv will bo Gin at Police
Headquarters at o'clock thi, afternoon.
The sun., 1900-12-21
BRYAN ON CIFyFIAND.
what Docs the Es-Presdrnt Consider the First
Principles OF Democracy?

LINCOLN, Ncb.. Dec. % Mr.. Bryan was
asked to-dav hi- opiIlon of the plan outlined
by eI-Presideut Clcvellnd Of reforming the
Democratic party. llc said. Until Mr.
Cleveland sets forth specifically what d.
considers the first principles OF Derrocracy
comment i unnecessary The rank and fla
OF the party expressed thrm,clycs In 1880
and again In 1900 and will, In all probability.
continue TO express themselves upon issues
as they arise
Mr. Bryan takes the position that while
the Democracy should welcome ba,k "a.
men who left 1t In lNJd and remained away
IN 1900 1t will not Surrender leadership to
any one who betrayed 1t to plu,ucracy lie
insists mat III" party will not change side,
on the night II has innuguratcd AGAINST pre- =
ntory organized wealth and that d,.e,, doe.
not make II either Necessary or .dyisahle
TO abandon any principle for which il has
fought IN either campaign.
The sun., 1900-12-21
WONT HELP TEIEGRAPHELS.
Santa Fe Trainmen Refuse to Take Bart In q
Sympathetic Strike.

CHICAGO Dec. 20 Tho commitvee of the
trainmens organizations which conferred
with officers of the Santa Fe road regarding
the telegraphers' strike yesterday save out
a statement Of the result OF tho conference
last night
We came to Chicae 80 to confer with officers
OF the road about the causes Of the strike,
said the chairman of the conynttee. We
went over the ground thoryughly IN con-
neutral We will not give Ihf telegraphers
our support in the strike abd there Will be
no general strike. The confidence has eatis-
fled rs that there are no ourpds for our inter-
ference in the telegrapherS strike. There
will be no further conferences. We are satis-
fled"
The sun., 1900-12-21
The Supreme Court Of New jersey. in the us. zee

, the Supreme Court OF New Jersey in the 7iss yeas
Of his age.
Funeral services on Friday. Dec. 81. 1900. at the
First Presbyterian Church. New Brunswick.
y. j.. al 20 p. NJ Please omit flowers.
PARKER. At Manila. Philippine Islands. on Mon
day Dec II. 1900. Capt MONTGOMERY Davis.
Eighth Infantry. United States Army. son Of
the late Montgomery Davis Parker OF Boston
and brother OF Mrs william Howard White
and Winthrop Parker. ESQ. o! this city. In the
Both year OF his age.
SCHOCH suddenly, at PhTn'SlAr,., on wetncs-
day, Dec. IL 1900. Albert r.. Jr.. eldest son os
Albert Z. and the late Emile Frances Schoch
Funeral services at his home. - Evergreen pl,
Enck Church. Fast orange, y j., on Friday.
Dec. 81. 1900. at 2oo y. NJ.
WESENDONCK.--At his residence. ~ West ssth ST.,
on WEDNESDAY. Dec. TO- 1900. at 10 p. NJ, Hugo
wesendouck. in the srh year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wING.-M his home 3o3 East 18Th st.. on Thurs
day. Dec. 20. 1900. !. Norris Wing, Chief Libra
nan Of the Free Public Libraries
Funeral services al the house tAis friday evening
Nsoclock The remains will be taken TO Prince
Edward county. Va
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ED.

ADEE.-A Edgewater. West Ches,er. ". Y, ct her
residence. on Tuesday, Dec. IS. 1900. Ellen
Louise. widow OF George Townsend Adee and
daughter OF the late PHILIP Henry. in the slst
year OF her age.
Funeral services at ST Peters Church. West Ches.
ter, y. y. on Friday. Dec 81, 1900 al ) o'clock
y NJ. Train leaves goth ST and Sd av, via
Harlem River branch Of y, Y, n. II. q H. Il. r.
at 2.o p. n. Carriages will be In waiting al
West Chester station
CRANE.--On Wednesday afternoon. Dec. 10, 1900,
OF pneumonia. Aaron G. Crane. in his S7h year
Funeral services at the residence Of his son. Thomas
5. Crane, "a Reynolds terrace. Orange. ". j.,
Saturday morning. Dec 20. 1900. a, IL is o clock:
10 o'clock train from New York on D.. l.. d "
r. Y. lnterment at convenience Of family.
DAYTON. On Thursday. Dec 30. 1900. Emme-
line. daughter OF the late Robert A. Barnard,
and widow Of Isaac Dayton
Funeral services at her late residence. Ss4 " est
2ad ST.. on Saturday. Dec 20, 1000. az O'Clock
!. ~ Interment at Hudson, " Y.
p'oENCH-A Gernsboch. Germany. Marie. wife
OF william D'Oench OF 81. Louis.
ST. Louis papers please oopys
FRCITNlGHT.-on Tuesday. Dec 10. 1900. Dr. j.
Henry Frun,night
Funeral service al his late residence I6l West s7th
ST.. on Friday. Dec 81. 1900. at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
lnterment a, convenience OF family. Please
omit flowers
GROSS. AT his residence. 100 East i7,h st.. on
Wednesday. Dec, 10. 1900, J. Louis. Ji.. son of
the late John l.. Gross
Funeral services viii be held at the Presbyterian
Church. University pl.. corner 10th ST., on
Saturday, Dec 22. 1900. at o 50 a. NJ
HAlGHT.-on Thursday, Dec 20 1900. winned
Scott. son OF Henry H. and the late Elizabeth
Dodsshun Haisht aged SO years
Funeral services at the Church OF St. Mary the
The sun., 1900-12-21
MON BENT on IYNCHING.
Negro Boy Killed Town Mar,hal Shot BY
Posse That Wants More Revenge.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec ?O--One negro
lynChed one in jail and likely 70 be lynched.
and one being hunted in the swamp. with
summary justice awaiting him. and negro
church burned To the ground by n mob Is
the fruit of the ass.as sination Of Town Marshal
Richardson OF Gu.ipcrt. Miss. last night by
jim Lewis. negro boy. Guliport Is about
seventy-nve mile, from New Orleans. on
Mississippi Sound at tho Junction Of tho
Louisville and Nashville and Gulf and Ship
Island railroads A a result Of quarrel
between negro family Of the name Of Lewis
and u white boy. Walter Rankin, Richardson
went to arrest Alvin Lewis. the head Of the
negro family lie i well-to-do. owned his
doing hauling for the saw mills. and was
weIl thought OF 10y tue whites.
Wien the Marshal, VINO vas Q feet
inches tail. was engaged in an ult"rcLtiOn
with ALVIN Lewis, Who was not Inclined 10
submit To arrest. AiNihs son Jam. boy OF
20 and only . Iecl nigh, stepped ~ be-
lInd Richardson, drew III, revolver and
shot hIm IA tue back, killing Inn Instantly.
lhe LcwIse>, lliAcr and Two sons, started
III their hands and eSdrig la" lew white
lneIi at the station. Hey E., i' Tor Wolf
RIVER. eight m.les away Meanwhile, Deputy
Sheriff Ben DuCkwuUh t,lrgraIled to
Miss.ssippl for booduoundo and an hour
after tie shootag d posse was on tho
trail OF the EoEroc~. AlNIn and Jim owls
were found on III" bank, ol NuII River. The
son was shot To u"a IA az once, but the Iathcr,
because OF the good reputation lie mad borne,
was brought To IL" county jail az Mississippi
city. The mob Tad b,. ONE very much cX-
cited by this time. All ucgror, found at
large were arrested. and the negroes gem
orally were warned To Keep within doors
The negro church at Guliport Was burned,
and there were threats To burn their houses
II Is reported that the brother OF the lynched
man. no escaped from N" irsf posse, WIS
captured by another rnr'y and shot to death
in the woods
The sun., 1900-12-21
odds and Ends Of Sports.

CLINTON. Dec ao.--The Hamilton football team
elected Nelson y. Drummond. 'O2, OF Auburn
captain for the season OF 1901
IN. Reginald II. Sayre, President Of the Amer,.
can Revolver Association and graduate Of Column
bia has announced his intention VI presenting prizes
inf dropkcklng In football 10 be peted for by the
football candidates at Columbia In the spring.
Al the December meeting Of the Nonpa rcl Row
ing Club the following ticket was unanimously elected
a. ofNCers for the coming year j. W. Alexander
President. Toward Nicola Vice President. James A
FAy, Treasurer ". H. la Ferge. Financial Secre-
tArv 4 htull, Recording Secretary Frederick Gasel
CAPTAIN " Norton, First Lieutenant. G e. Hor.
mann Second Lieutenant. Frank peTnbecker, trustee
for
The sun., 1900-12-21
MUsHER TO THE RYFORMATORY.
Judge Newburser Hopes He VIII Turn His
Smartness TO B<uer Account.

Nathan Musher OF 1876 Henry street. con-
victed OF s.. 900 forgerN one ofa large num-
Der by which he obtained over SEQ. 900 from
Isaac Blumberg. a Pike street iinancier.
was sentenced yesterday by Judge New
burger TO the Eliniya Reformatory. from
which he may be- liberated In about year
Judge Newburg-r said that he was greatly
impressed with Ngsher's native abilities
nd hoped that wheY lac was free man again
he would lead a tttter lie Musher is -
years old 1t WIS in this case that the
forged note in question disappeared mys-
teriously from the District Attorneys ONCE.
The sun., 1900-12-21
VISSEL'S CHECK RETTRNED.
sent Ono for $500 to tho Nassau County Com
mittcc In the Recent Campaign.

MIvEoLA. l.. l.. Dec. ?O.-The Nassau
County Democratic Committee has returned
70 Charles {. Wissel IL Queens county. a check
he sent them for $500 Ia the last ctmpaign
lie was the Democratic caEdidlt" for state
Senator In the Second district composed Of
Queens and Nassau counties. After his con-
tribution reached the committee they heard
rumors that he had charged them with bad
faith and with not giving the ticket the sup
part they should give II. The check was not
cashed but held pending results since the
election and defeat OF Mr. Wi-,al. the COM
nlittrc decided t. return the check
Mr. Ni~sel il the man Mr. Croker selected
10 be leader IN IA" borough Of Queens, but
who has been defeated by Councilman JoscpA
fa-siIy.
The sun., 1900-12-21
DRYAN'S TEXAS VISIT.
Ex-Gov. Hogg TO Get Up Panther Hunt for
Him Ostrich Race Likely.

AUSTIN. Tex. Dec. 2O.-Wilan Jenning.
BRYAN will arrive here in n few DAYS to spend
the holidays with former GovernorJ =. Hogr.
Another panther hunt is being arranged in
his honor and the long deferred ostrich raco
whom will ride one of III" glylutic birds
owned hy Mr. liogg NAV tak" 't3ce during
his visit Owing to Nr. ii0cg absence
iror, the State during the Er. campaisn
the ostrichcs have not been ridden for some
time but they can soon lie placed in good
training
The sun., 1900-12-21

CINCINNATI. Dec. 20 Efforts TO settle the nirair,
Of the Cincinnati 1--we stock and Driving Park Com
paIy, oakley race stockholdcrs, out Of court have
lalrd Today the Market National Bank, a cred
i,or for g. 900, and a." Hiram Smith estate creditor
FOR So $50 "a Med cross pleas IN the Superior Court
10 appoint receiver e. collect enough from the stock
hodtrs 90 pay It's debts which exceed slOO 600 while
the assets are only $1,000. Mayor FtiSchmann
and the ileiscnnann estate are the principal stock
holders OF the Market National Bank
The sun., 1900-12-21
Final Bouts in the Wrestling Tournament.

The final bouts in theinternational wrestling
tournament which began on Wednesday night
will be hold tonight at the Grand Central
Palace II wall take two out OF three falls
70 decide the winners. Owing TO the fact
that three men are left in each class the
wrestler will have to do lot OF hard work
loo Pardello will in all probability meet
butcher Boy or both. In the lightweight
division George Bothnsr. Harry Icknsky
Tor - D emacy. charlie White viii be tho
referee
The sun., 1900-12-21
bryan TO Join Typoera phicai Union.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec ?o.-William J. BRYAN
to-day told n personal friend that he intcn ded
70 do n large part of the mechanical work
on his newspaper. the CONN mmOnor. lie further
said that To do this he would find IL necessary
TO join tho local typographical union. MIR
BRYAN said that Requests Tor advertisement
rates and -uh-,riItinu- we're being received
at rate that -urpri-"d HIM. His brother
will be business nunaGer. Mr.. BRYAN goes
South for a short trip IN few days,
The sun., 1900-12-21
On,cers Of the National Rine Association.

meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF
the National RiAe Association was held on
Monday afternoon at the office OF Gen. George
w. Wingate, 90 Nassau street. to elect ON
GERS. Gen. Wineate resigned as President
and Gen. Bird W Spencer OF New Jersey
was cd in his place Con. Wesley Mer-
ritt, L. =. A.. was elected Honorary Presi-
dent Albert y. Jones was elected Secretary.
The sun., 1900-12-21

The police promotions from serg"anc!"7
to captaincies which for various reasons
have been long hod M are at lat about 10
be made The poli'e BOARD 'o-trri1 ad-
drc-s"i n communication 10 tho Muuiciuul
Civil Service tomwi .iuucr- asking for an
eli gihlr list of sergeant. Tor promotion to
eightnnn NaCRit CnItAInNIcs.
The sun., 1900-12-21
Return of Yerkes. Agent In London.

n. r. Loudrnbach. who represented
Charles T. Ysrtes in the purchase Of the
franchise for running an electric under
ground railroad in London. arrived yester-
dav from southampton on the Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse There was u rumor th at
he h al brok en- with Mr.. lerkes Mr.. Louden-
bach was disnClined t. talk about the matter.
He would not say that as was reported. he
/ al tired OF his job. He saw Mr.. ierkes in
The sun., 1900-12-21

Arrived-THuRsDAY. Dec 20
S. Fuerst Bismarck, Bareuds. Genoa. Dee. Q.
IS Vaderland, Albtccht Antwerp Dec ..
SIS Bulgaria, Hahn. Hamburg. Dec :.
IS Iberan, Logan. Liverpool Dec. 5.
s. Trojan Prince EagleiOn, Genoa Nov. as
SIS Donald WRtnckc. King Stor. Dec. H.
So Chtra. Hansen. St Lucia, Dec. II.
SIS Themis, Anderson Dem"fara. Dec. p.
S. Santiago de Cuba, johnson, ManZ1nillo Dec Ia
IS Kansas City, Fisher, Savannah, Dec is.
SIS FL Norte, Gardner. New orleans. Dec IL.
SIS city Of Macon. Savage. Boston. Dec 10.
SIS Hamilton, Boar. Norfolk, Dec ~.
Bark Herbert Fuller. Nash. Buenos Ayres oct 0.
The sun., 1900-12-21
City Aral estate.
business Chances,


LARGEST Wholesale DRY GOODS House
in tie West Offers half interest 70 a pariy VIC csn
invest 5000 annual sales amounts u about a. mn
600 veiI highest references furnished. Tor r,tSs,
TtCulafS call OF address 'N' 'N'Ne'
MCDONALD wIGGiNs, i4o Nassau.
PRElEhRED STOCK for sale In on. a, IN. ,,.H
Ing proprietary medicines In this country. nos,on
offered II desired apply 10 "'' posNon
MCDONALD a wIGGrNs. l4o Nassau
raeopo WILL PURCHASE the ,,., ,.,.,.
nnu DuNtess OF one OF the leading concern. in n
Nne IN this country investment ehsolu,lv n,o,.n.eS
Apply 70 MCDONALD WIGGiNS. iso Ssssao
"a fikST Class CAFE ,n,ighborhood p,o..r..
I'M y, ta pe sold this week owing 10 dssg,es
The sun., 1900-12-21
Golfer Nichols Plays In ENGLAND


LONDON. Dec. 20 bernard Nichols, the
well-known golf player. made his first public
appearance to-day in England since beating
Vardon in America He defeated MIR Pax
ton. a local professional Of footing by s up
and : 10 play.
The sun., 1900-12-21
nAR1IEn.

HIvIN-SPRATT.-On Wednesday. Dec. 10. 1900.
by the Rev. Canon Elecood. William p. Nivin
OF New York. TO GeorginA N. Spratt da ghter
OF Robert Spiau Of Toronto. Canada.
The sun., 1900-12-21

Columbia has scnt a challenge for dual
match 20 the Manhattan Chess Club Ed
ward Hvmcs the former intercollegiate cham
ion Of m" Blue and White Is now coaching
tournament. which will be held neIt week
The sun., 1900-12-21
Chess.

Cohmbias chess players were again de-
feafed in their match with the Brooklyn
Chess Club YESTERDAY by a score of 50 games
10 a., The colleCians were considerably
Younger than their opponents but put up
a strong fight. The summary.
The sun., 1900-12-21
UARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-Tirs DAY
sun rises 7:,I Sun sets 4:s6 Moon sets. -
HIGH wATER-TiIls DAY.
Sandy Hook 6:4l Gov Id. ZIG Hell Gate. 900
The sun., 1900-12-21
ARRIVED OUT.
IS Germanlc. nom New York. at Queenstown.

SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS,
SIS Teutonic from Queenstown for New York.
SIS Alliance from Colon for New York.
IS Stapndam. from Rotterdam. for New York.
The sun., 1900-12-21
aaediral.

Mr.. MnD'HSE Hobl oooNFIDENTIAL-ls, wes 4,,h; poc,,
wthou, pain or nedes, irregularities Immediately
The sun., 1900-12-21

Ne Mere Concise Asrr.ssuss
than that psins.1 ~ TO be found in any medium
The sun., 1900-12-21
Odds and Ends Of Sport.

Prank L. Slalenrtr- Address David Poulis, 200
West 18TH street, Manhattan
The sun., 1900-12-21
Aurtion 3lotiees.

Aurtion 3lotires.
SA1UEL kREISER. AUCTIONEER,
will sell
This Friday,
also Saturday,
II O'Clock,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
Entire Contents of the
Magnificent and Sumptuously
Appointed Residence
NO. 9 WEST 45TH STREET,
Near 5th Avenue.
Furniture In Beauvais tapestry, First
Empire, Louis XIV, Louis XVI,
Velour de Gene, narqueterie, &c.
Very impOrtant and valuable COL.
LECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, New
Weber Baby Grand Piano, Aeolian,
superb BrOnzes, Marble Statuary and
costly Bric-a.Brac in great prOfusion.
Dinner Service and quantities Of plates,
&C., besides Solid Silver Sheffield
Plate, rare Antiquities. rich Cut Glass,
Persian Floor Coverings throughout,
rich Draperies, Chandeliers IN d
Sconces. Rare Wines and Liquors. &c.
The sun., 1900-12-21
Natrhrs aud Aeuelru.

wM. H. HEATHCoTI, az Rroadway. corner
Chambers st. fourth foor. opposite elevators
Watches, diamonds. iewelry silver and silver plated
al Wholesale once prices 20 per cent less than
storcsl. Established on Broadway and ParK row
40 years ago
WEEKLY PAYMENTS-Ftne diamonds. watches;
guarantee loSeS B,,GTes eusiness onnd.nuM
The sun., 1900-12-21
Sprrial 9lotites.

ROEBUCK'S WEATHER STRIPS are war.
fanted 10 exclude the cold when applied TO doors and
windows Call on or telephone Roebuck. l72 Fulton
Established 1870
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-27
mo GoLp

There has been another large increase
IN the gold r-eserve-nearly six and a
quarter millions-which brings the tot
al up to two hundred and forty-hve
and a half millions, or more than
n~inety-five millions in excess OF the
amount required to be held by the
treasury under the new law which the
president has just signed. The general
receipts continue to run largely In ex-
cess OF the expenditures, the surplus
for the past week being considerably
over three millions and the surplus FOL
the fiscal year TO date more than forty.
three n a half millions. 1t looks nov
as II the surplus for the ear would b,
at least ten MILLIONS greater than tn,
secretary of t~hetreasury estimated Il
last December.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-27
REJECTS soon ADVICE.

The Gallup Cleaner, a democratic pa
per. rejects the advice Of The Citizen,
which was that Mckinley county
should be organized and efforts made
10 secure additional territory for the
new county. The Cleaner insists that
the county should not be organized. II
the people Of Mckinley county do not
want a county the contention Of the
Cleaner Is sustained. The republicans
OF Gallup have always maintained that
they wanted a new county 10 be com
posed Of the western portions of Ber-
nahllo and Valencia counties. The
county Of Mckinley, to be organized
this year. unless congress repeals the
territorial law, viii contain only the
Bernalillo portion OF the territory nee
essary 10 make a good county. The cit
lien suggested that efforts be made Ia
add the western portion Of Valencia
county to Mckinley county. We do not
know that this can be done, II would
cost nothing for the people OF Gallup 10
find out 4 this could be done.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-27
JAKE PATERNAL ROBBED.
A saloon Keeper at Gibson Heid-up by
the Act.

A saloon Keeper at Gibson Heid.Up by
the Six-shooter Act.
Jake Peternal, OF one OF the Dead
line" saloons at Gibson. had retired to
his o 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 a IS six-shoooter in his
hand and ordered the bartender TO
throw up his hands. Taken at such
disadvantage he Immediately compiled
ali did the other man present. Peternal
appeared in the doorway OF his bed
room n was also held up but the
robber did not take his watch from
him. The thief then emptied the mon
ey drawer. securing about $50 in cur
rency, $40 In silver, half-dollars and
quarters. one 500 bill and the balance
In greenbacks, There was a six-shooter
near themoney drawer but he left Il.
He then made the men turn their
backs and escaped. The man was of
medium height. w%ell-built, wore over
alls and acted as though he was a new
hand at the business, although he APP
peared very familiar with the location
of the money in the house. Peternal
could not tell whether he was n white
man or a nego.-Gallup Cleaner.