davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

A short time ago a man. signing him
self on the receipts he gave as J. l..
Davis, was around town securing
names ana collecting subscriptions for
the Pueblo, Colo, Press. No paper 10
any Of the subscribers he received has
yet arrived, and the people he bliked
Into paying him money on subscrip-
lions now realize that they have been
beautifully taken in The Pueblo Press
Il small afternoon daily, and the pro
prietors % that sheet could not afford
TO send a travelling man 30 far away
from home on the presumption OF Sc
curing subscribers The citizen also
learns the same individual was around
last week collecting subscriptions for
the St Louis Globe Democrat. The
Globe Democrat has no official collect
ofs on the road-it has solicitors, and
the collection OF subscriptions In made
direct from the Office In 81. Louis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
Notlce az stuff.
Territory OF New Mexico,
County Oi BcfuAllilo,
In the Dlaffiff lnurf


Thomas r. Robinson,
We.
CoTmack X. Kennel A. $50,
Celia " Cecilia Kennedy, w Vs'''
Anna Young now
Anna Young Crowley.
Notice OF suit tO nonresident defendant, 10
Anna Young, nov Anna Young Crowley, de-
PENDANT
You arc hereby notified shat the above co.
ti;led suit 10 pending ia aid court, that the
said action 10 brought 10 obtain a de1rrr de.
clnlnH that a cestai warranty deed aud bill %
sale from defendants, COfmaCk H. Kennedy
aud Celia of Cecilia Kennedy, his wife, made
a. you, the said AIMS Young, now Anna
the judgment described Ia the said oil VI con-
piaint ~ favor % the plaintlh and against the
said Cormeck n. Kennedy, bp declared a. q
nfbL valid and subsisting lea against the
premises known AZ lots twenty. seven IAN,
twenty eight l1el aud one. hall III lOt twenty.
ain 1907, 10 block II. OF the railroad addition 1
the town Of Hallup, New MeAico. and against
lots four co.; i've lhl and SiK lUl, Ia block ~.
a. said lots aud block are known aud dcala.
mated on the lat VI said TOWNSHIP, made Dy
Alea Bowie, and bied ia the Office " the
Probate Clerk and ca Otiicio Recorder II the
said county Of BeTnAlilio ON the ard day "
July A. u. 1891, and for other relief and
unless You enter your Appearance thyfeln on
decree pro confeaso viii be rendered against
you, aud the piaintih will apply 10 the said
conrt iof tins relief demanded IN the al 4 con.
plant HAIRY =. OwHa,
:. 60. Clerk OF said Count.
Attorney toe Plaintiff
Albuquerque, N, n,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

ind say " rs the hest thing Cor throat and
lung troubles they cvCr saw. Mr. II Cub
yer, Que 81 our prominent towusmcn, says
Ackcr'H English Remedy l. lie only medl.
cine that helped bis chronic ptu ID ~ many
years standing AZ first II gave relief, and
now, after taking few bottles hc = wholly
cured. ] buy " by the gross nj a time,
and my sales are larger ON this one medicine
than on any other in my store. II isa great
pleasure fur me ~ feed that while lampru
ing nm nlsa doing ~ much good 70 the com-
uuniiy ~ selling such - grand Z -a.l,es.s. I"
lsgncd u X nOuaLAs, Wcstiield, n "
Sold Doc a. and Al q bottle throughout
the United States aud Canada and In Eng
land. al 81 -. 50 a. %. lfvou arennt
lniisticd amer buying, return the bottle 10
your druggist, aud get your money back,
" duaori.s NJ atar 0nafaniar
W. A. HOOKER & CO., fiQIriaofs, AcU FORA.
Fer Sale ~ !, "A O'Risllt n 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
JosErm ,. rowLE.

A Prominent socorro Citisen Answers
the summons of Death.
Joseph n. Towie. a well-known clti-
zen Of socorro. died Wednesday az that
city OF consumption. lie came 10 so.
zorro about ~ years ago from MaaHa-
chusettH for his health. ana has served
On a number OF public positions. inciud-
ing chief clerk OF the house OF the New
Mexico legislature, deputy assessor, de-
putty collector ana deputy sheF4n under
several administrations Vie was In the
Insurance business at Socorro. Mfr.
Towie was loyal republican. and
made a host u friends through his up-
rlghtnssa and strength OF character. lie
leaves a wife 10 mourn his demise. He
was a relative Of Mrs. a. Ruppe. OF this
CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Martin, on the mountain road az the
north end OF Second street. was en-
tered by some thief or thieves yesser-
day afternoon between 6 ana 7 o'clock.
and about 500 In linens and money
stolen Mr.. Martin IL a dairynan and
was away attending 20 his duties. His
wife was al home but at the time OF
the robbery was out In the yard ar
ranging some nests for hens When
she re-entcred the house ahe found the
rooms OF the houseTodynai(.t siihetbek
bureau drawers emptled Of their con-
tents and other things scattered Ia
every direction throughout the eeVeral
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
IN In.nrnnre AIInaIrr..

There arrived In the city last night
three well-known ire insurance adjust
erH. namely NJ. V. ID. Benson and w
G. Lyle. OF Denver, and Edward Henry
OF East Las Vegas. These gentlemen
have been called 10 this city quite often
90 adjust losses sustained from nres. but
this time they will so a little further
west 20 Grants ntatiin, where. only q
Few evenings ago. the 3. BlbO MeFcan.
tile company sustained a big loss ~
hre. While In this city r. " McCanRa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
DEATH or MRS. ). ". SHIELDS.


Occurred az the JcmcE Hot springs on
Monday, March 80.
Mrs. J. 81. Shields, wife OF Dr. ]. NJ
Shields died at the Jemez hot springs
at noon Monday. March 20. after a
sickness OF about three weeks with ty-
phoid pneumonia. She was about 40
years old, and besides her husband and
her oldest son. Linus. there are left TO
mourn her death four small children.
anEing In age from to II years,
/ About two weeks ago Linus, who was
attending the university here, was no.
tilted of the serious illness OF his dear
mother. and he FASTENED to her bed
side, where he remained until the sad
end came. The deceased was one OF
the very best OF women and liked by
everybody In the Jemez country. The
funeral and burial took place az the
springs yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
mo GRANT REJECTED.
United state. supreme Court Reverse
Decision OF the Land Court.

United states supreme Court Reverses
Decision of the Land Court.
W. n. Pope, assistant United states
attorney OF the court OF private land
claims. received dispatch yesterday
afternoon from Hon. Matthew q. Rey-
nolds, announcing that the United
States supreme court has reversed the
decision OF the court OF private land
claims confirming the Ceboila or Juan
santisteyan grant In Taos county. The
grant had been confirmed for about co.
900 acres, and upon Il are valuable
mineral and grazing lands. This de-
cisi0n IN a distinct victory for Hon.
Matthew q. Reynolds. who argued the
case at Washington, and Mr.. Pope.
who was at Washington last October
60 assist Mr.. Reynolds ia the presenta-
ton OF the case To the supreme court.
Hon. T. u. Catron appeared for the
c'aimants, Clarence +. Elder CT al.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

General Superintendent A. q. Wells,
OF the Santa Ne Pacific and Southern
California railways, and wife, came in
from the west iasl night and the latter
continued on north on visil 20 her old
home al Toronto, Canada. Mr.. Wells
IL here to-day and will return webt
this evening.
Capt. Jeok Fleming. the territorial
coal mine Inspector, who was on q WIS.,
Il 10 the mines In northern New Mex
loo, came IN last night and continued
south 10 Silver city this morning.
Mrs. n. y. Knox. registering from
Rock Island, Ia, IL In the city, and will
probably visit friends here for a few
days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

There are now about seventy -five
consumptive patients al the govern
ment aanltarium at Fort Bayard. and
almost without exception, all are show
ing signs OF Improvement. The extern
sive operations contemplated for this
health resort have been postponed una
gu next year. owing to the lack OF APP
preparations but quite a deal Is being
done In the way OF improving ,iie pres-
ent quarters There rs no question as
10 the permauenvy OF the sanitarium.--
Silver City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

John Tholln. a brother Of A. ani Gus
Theiin. q ths city. died In San Fran
cisco Cal, yesterday, a telegram received
late In the afternoon conveying the above
sad information. The deceased was about
A. years Of agc. and for several Yeas
was associated with HE brothers M the
hart,erinE business IN this city Gus
Thelin left last night for san Francisco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
pROPOsALs FOR FRESH BRKF AND

pROPOsAL-s FOR FRESH BRKF AND
MUTTON = Oihce Chief GommlnsaEy.
DenNef, Colo, March !, 1900. sealed pro-
posals Tor furnishing and deiivenng fresh beet
and mutton on block during the fiscal year
commencing July 4, 1900, will be received
here aud AZ ufkicep OF COmmieeariee n follow
ing posts until ~ q. M, standard mountain
time, April z, 1900, aud then Openedi Forts
Apache. OfHnt. Huachacs. and San Carlos. A.
T., bayAfd aud Mingate, N. "a. Pro.
pOsals will be s=ceivcd aud openrd Al same
time iUt ffcah beSf and mutton, 20 be de.
livercd al these bs-ta, AZ Temperature rot
greater than 30 degsees Fahrenheit. lnfofma-
lion furnished on application. Envelopes
Containing PROPOSALS should BE- endowed,
Proposals for fresh Best aud Mutton" aud
addressed 10 undesikned of 90 eommiaaAfy a
Col. -. u. NJ. e. Act'g. CEiet COMFY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
HIGH ALTITUDE AFFECTED MN.
lie Leaped FROM Fas, Train az ~ Rito
station.

h' tFapeh tfnui fast Tram AZ ~ INTO
station.
Word comes from Lasuna that Dan
lei Smith. OF Cambridge, Mo-. who was
accompanied by his two small child
rem, Jumped from train No. the other
night at HI Rlto. six miles east OF La
guna. The altltIde seemed 10 affect
his mind, when suddenly he ieaped
from the train. Fortunately he was not
hurt, although the train was running
about forty-fve miles an hour. He
roamed about over the hills and noun
talns the rest % the night and was
found by the section men about noOn
the next day and taken TO Laguha. lie
was taken charge OF by the Santa re
company who viii see him and children
safely TO their destination. Fresno. Cal
lforuia. 20 which place he held trans
pOrtation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
sII,er no aeanetIen rlant.

The 'ndepandent says that the new
manage,aen' Il the silver city Reduc-
ton plans tooR formal charge on last
"Wednesday, and the smelter 10 again
running in fun blast with every pros
pect Of active continuance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
AiI.ee.l lforas inlet ArrsalsA.

Sheriff W. II. Baker, Of Otero county.
and his deputy. w. A. Carmack. OF
otero county, arrested Nicolas Ruis at
El Paso on the charge Of horse theft.
Four horses had been stolen from Car
mack's ranch near La Luz, ana Ruis
IL accused Of taking them. lie was
taken 20 Alamo ordo for trial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
mo. sSsa.

Nettchen Schustet,
Lilly schus,rr. Ma RK,.
Paul W. schuater,
stella Schuaicf
NJtice Oi suit 20 non.fesldent defendants, TO
LILY schuster and Belle schuster. defendants.
You ana each y you are hereby notified
that the above entitled suit 10 pending IN said
court; that the said action 10 Drought 20 OBJ,
tain decree auihOu1iug the aale of yOuf In.
tcresis snu sne INTERESTS % ne above
iain real estate. described 10 The com.
plant nisd 20 said cause a. lots number
lhiltsen lisj. loalieen gi4l, fifteen lib), siL'
teen ti8l, twenty lAOl, twenty .Onc (9ll aud
tweuty teO (23l. Ia blocE number ten tiOl VI
the Francisco Afmiio Otero addition 20 the
county OF befnaiiilo And Territory Ut New
MrAico. a. the same are known and deagnntrd
on The plat ~ said addition, tiled Ia the once
u toe said county OF hcfnaiillO on the atn day
Of March, A. ID, lbva.
Lots ioar Iil aud i've 20, in block thirty.
nk lbol Oi the New heAico Town Company .
original tOSnsite Of the town nov City, IT
Albuquerque, "a the county 0f BeFnalillo aud
Territory Ut New Mexico. az the same are
iosnai,r. died "a lie once u he Pso6a bate
Clerk and rA-otiiciu Recorder III the said
county u heFnAlillo on the 6th day u May.
Los ninety .tWa t8al. ninety three (eal aud
ninety -four lHfl, IN BLOCK number sight 10 Ut
the fencCsG AfmijQ brothers Addition ~ the
town nov cay ~ Aibut urfq ie, la the said
county Of hcfnalllo aud Territory Oi NeW
McEico, ~ tue same arc knOWn sud desig
mated on the plat Of aid edition, hled IN she
cufdeT Of the said county oi hcTnalilio On the
ath day Ut July. A. ID. ihOg, aud for other
Telicii and uniess you eater your appealance
1900, y decree Pm conlcaao will be rendered
against you, sud the plhintH will apply 20
said CoaFt tor tne relief demanded Ia The said
cOmpllint
HAIRY p, QwHa,
CLERK u said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

The following criminal cases were
this morning set for trial by the court
on the following dates;
April 3-refrltory vs. Luis MOrano.
Territory W. scotty scho0iy.
April i-rerritory W. Pies, Jackson
Territory va Tony Shaifer
April b--TerritoTy vs. Pornlio Padilla.
April G--TerritOry W.. chas Chapman
and Chaa. Field.
April s--Terrltory w. Pedro Ap0daca.
April io-Tcrritory Va. J. w. Ray.
April u--Territory va J. n. Dins.
more.
April i2--Terrltory W. celso Garcia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

rooms o. me hausa On ne llhshn
atoleh Nas che name n Mitchell /"
Mira Marlin brought the above infora
nation 40 the Citlpen and she stated
that trainpa loiter around the premises
almost constantly ana n IL her opin-
lon that the robbery was committed
hV tramna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

q. NJ. Murphy aEed Is years, died last
might from Old aEe AZ hia homo on s0nth
Third street He had lived hore Cor a
number Of years. Iio leaves a son, r.
A. Murphy, who works IN tho shops a
daughter, ana several grand children.
The funeral was held this Aftsrn3 N at
the residence Rev. W. N JaEgard Of
hciating. The rcmeins were buried In
Fairviow cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

CHARLES Rice, an Invalid. aged q years,
who camo hero about three months ago
from Chicago. died last nisht az ..
m. az his room on North Third street. A
brother OF the deceased came to the city
two days aEo, and viii accompany the
remains, which have been embalmed by
undertakor strong. TO Chicago for bur- Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Notice 10 hereby given that Will on the 9th
day ~ May A, ~, 1900. offer iot sale and sell
o. he highest bidder iOf eaah, clght bonds Ut
nalillo county, New Mexico, Of the denomi-
patton ol one hundred dollars each, which
have begn issued accoidiag 20 law tof ths pui-
clnct j. l., pKaHA,
Treasurer of Brmaillio eounty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

The case OF Frank Rowe. charged
with larceny, was called In the district
court this morning. and will take up
the entire day. Rowe 10 a discharged
soldier from the Second cavalry. and IL
accused OF setting IRE TO the saw mill
az Fort wlngate. Capt. A. NJ Fuller.
Or, chas. u. Nichols and six soldiers OF
the Ninth cavalry are here as witnesses
against Rowe.
The other case from Fort WiuEate
against Charles L0ckett. charged with
shooting ana killing Sheridan Phillips,
N set for trial tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Capt. A. NJ. Fuller and Dr, Charles n.
Nichols, who were here sa witnesses IN
the Rowe arson case. returned 10 Fort
winEate on the flyer to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
Territory Of New Ms1ico.
County Of Be nalillo,
In THE District COurt,

NO, $500
Myrtle l.. Cole. defendant,
To Myrtle l.. Cole, defendant, You are
hereby notified thst the above plaintiff has
begun an action against yoE la the District
Count u the SECOND Judicial Distfic. Of the
territory II New Mexico county Of befuaiilio
that plaintiff pays fOf an absolute divorce
fsum yo1 ON tie grounds oi deaeFtion and non.
support; fuf the custody ui the two infant
children " said marriage. James and Myrtle
Cole, aud tur an accounting of the cotgmanity
property. and that plAintih be decrcsu 10 Ii
the owner Of the property described In asld
complaint, consisting Of mining claims. Tres
and discharged from auy claims of yourself
therein.
HARnY 4. OWEN,
CLERK OF tne District Court.
JoHRaToN 4 FINICAL,
Attorney for rlalntld.
y, y. address, Albuquerque. n, M,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

and Calvin WhlllaR whe are ,hs laoal
Aeehta Of companies fspftaehled n the
iiibo hre, entertained the three Are "a.
justera, the iattDr leaving Cor urants
on the oyer az noon today,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

IGOR sAI.E--tsO acre highly improved cattle
Colorado. J. IA. \. Scholl, WOlcoti, Colo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

VIZ FInT0u0T Wuntt nF NnFIshnHl IOUE
ChinrofoFm.
Last Sunday night Miss Florence
Hunt. beautiful young girl OF Is. CONF
mitted suicide at Carlsbad by taking
three ounces OF chloFoform az one
draughL She had been corrected b.
her mother for some triliing INSIDE
meanor ana shortly after went 70 a
Grug store and purchased the poison.
Her relatives are among the wealthiest
st0ckgrowers OF the PeoOs valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
Nasal Cainrrh quickly yields to treat.

Nasal Catnrrh quickly yields 10 treat
ment Ny Rlys Cream balm, which ~ agree
ably arlNnaiic Il h received through the
nosirils, cloansos ard heals the whole sur
face over which il difiusca itsof Druggists
sell tho zoe. sizoi Trial azo ~ mail, 40
cents. Test Il and yol arl Sure 10 continue
tho treatment
announcements.
10 aoeoamniato thl.i Ul1 are partial
10 the use At atomizors in applying liquids
into the nasal aasagcs for catarrhal trOu-
hes, the lroprigiors prepare Cream lialm Ia
ia ia form, which will h. known as Ely'G
Liquid Cream BALM. Price including tho
spraying tuho ID 7icenis Druggists or hy
mail Tho LIQUID form ombodioa tho med
ielnal propor.ies u the solid preparation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
LADIES, 5S az vov

ny etaKiaal Oones" are a Specific
/ Hone Tfrafment for llcncOFfhOra IN Az.
normal iachsFaes, alterations. Pfoihp.
sua, pisplacemenis, acanty Palnful oF H.
leaulsI Aepsra itching and Inflammation
/ fFioe ~ 90, knCiusc stamp for valuable
tfretlar oi Interest 10 al women, Address
VIM ffuctOf. M D., Room 400 Wilaon
l3lk. Lee Angeles, Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Nsllehsn sehus.s.

Territory OF New MeKicO,
County oi bernalillO,
la the District Count.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

Z. 4. BURLINGAME & CO.,
ASSAY OFFICE Az: 1 1ss ons4 6k :
g.,ahiishsd in Colorado 1870. Samples ~ tnalio
srpfsss will receive ptompt and earelul attention
od & Silver Bullion 's % r s;'se ssS ID'''a
uacsaaon Tests 'i S,,; % s., ssr , ,9,S lets,
tTSG-iT3s LawFsnse - Beaver. C0Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31
hAssI9owP,

X. W. ID. BRYAN,
Attorney fOf Plaintiff.
AlbuQuerqu1, N. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-31

April i2--Terrltory Va, celso Garcia.
The National tribune., 1900-10-25
DEATH OF HON. JOHN SHERMAN.

The non-unexpected death of Hon. Johr
Sherman removes from the scene a mai
who for more than so years played 1
prominent part in all the great event!
which have made our wonderful history
for the last half of the 18th century. III,
was trained as a lawyer, and entered pub
lie life in 1S4S as a Delegate TO the Whil
Convention, In 1854 the Wings elected
him to Congress, and there he becam,
one of the organizers of the Republican
party. His great force of character ant
organizing ability became of the highest
value TO the new party. He was strongly
opposed TO the extension of slavery, but
opposed to interfering with it where it al,
ready existed. In the exciting debates OF
those days he was one of the Northern
men whom the Fire-eaters could not brow
beat or intimidate and was selected by
the Anti-Slavery elements as their candi-
date for Speaker. After contest of the
most exciting character he was defeated
victory for the Republicans, since il dem
onstrated their astonishing strength. and
IT hurried on the rebels to their overt act
of treason. He proposed to enter the war.
and organized a brigade in his District.
which he intended to command. But the
people of Ohio thought he would be more
useful in the halls of legislation than the
field, and elected him Senator in 1861. to
succeed Salmon L. Chase. He rendered
invaluable service to the Union cause and
continued it during the stormy days of
Reconstruction, when he was a great force
in securing the settlement then made Of
the status and affairs of the so-called Sc
ceding States. He represented at all
times very faithfully the most advanced
thought of the loyal people. He had his
choice OF Offices under President Hayes.
and selected that of Secretary of the
Treasury, where he carried through, with
great courage, firmncss and ability, the
herculean work OF rcsuming specie pay
ments, and placing the finances on a sound
basis. He returned to the Senate nj the
close Of President Hayes's term, and re
mained there until appointed by President
Mckinley Secretary of State. But ad-
yanced age had weakened the wonderful
faculties of his prime, and he was not so
successful as he had been in the great
work of his previous years. He retired
from the place to make way for his As
isstant Secretary, Judge Day, and went to
his home, where he wrote his life. His
health was failing, and he made a trim
to the West Indies, where he was pros
trated by severe attack of pneumonia.
He came TO this city, and seemed TO re
cover his health in measure. but dur
ing visit to his home in Mansfield. O.
his wife died, which proved a severe blow
to him. He came back to Washington
so broken that it was seen the end was
near.
The National tribune., 1900-10-25
A rough, coarse MAN, s,imelling Of LIQUOR,

A rough, coarse man, smelling of liquor,
came in.
See here, Colonel" he shouted. shaking
his fist, you've ordered me discharged.
and l want to tell you right here that you
haven't as good a foreman on your whole
blamed outfit. and I'm going to have my
place back or
Orderly" called the Colonel, as he
went on writing.
Yes, sir"
Put this man out"
Yes, sir"
The ex-foreman gave Shorty a tusSle
that did his soul good. He had not had
such bout with anyone for many day.
and felt in need of something of the kind
to keep him in tune with the world. But
the man had too much whisky in him to
do his best. and Shorty. in recognition of
his manhood, contented himself with dis
missing him with q sharp shove after he
had gotten him fairly on to the sidewalk.
Say, this isn't a bad job at all,'' he re-
marked pleasantly. as he removed his cot
ton gloves, which had suffered rreparably
in the struggle I'D like to tackle that
feller when he's sober. I think he knows
how to handle himself. l might do worse
than stay right here this Winter il We
can't get to Sherman"
A fine-looking man wearing Brigadier-