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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

peri6dico de Guanajay, pintando cor
viyos colores Ia triste situac.6n que
atIaviesa la Gran ADtilIa:
No hay peri6dico de proyincias que
no de cuenta de la aoarici6n de aIguna
partida de malbechOres no refiera los
detales de afguna escena sangrienta,
en- que el robo baya sdo Ell 1nico
m6yil.
Una colonia de.caIla ha ssdo iBcen
dada p0Tque sus dueil0s no dier0n di
nero los bandidos: sistema id6ntico
al de Manuel Garcia, Un chino Y una
negra tueron asesinados por ell mismo
motive En- Covauubia, de la provin
ca de Pinar del Rio, un p0bre bode
guero, GespuGS del aSalto de su tienda,
reeibi6 tres macheta'os mientras su
infeliz esp0sa sc abrasaba con ell con
tenido de una lampara inflamada. En
Cuba, en- plena chlad, es asaltada una
venduta y asesinado su duen0 En- la
Habana, calzada del Cementerio, su
cede 10 mismo IN americana, propie
tario de un Ba-room
Y en- toda la isa Sc registrar diaria
mente esos hechos escandalosos, pro-
pios de un pueblo decadeLte, que rue
da al abismO del sprestigio y ex len
de la pierna para que le aten ella los
grillOs del esclayO.
"a d0nde Tamos9 81 hambre, al ro-
DO, al malestar, al cTimen. Dos meses
mas, y manala sangre ell coraz6n de los
buenos patIi0tas, vista del horrible
cuadro derelajaci6n que nos espera.
En- tanto, jugamos, bailamos, damOs
vivas y mueras, desp-eocupados de la
tempestad que tan de cerca nos anne
naZa.
CuaDdo.. la tengamos encima, que
sera muy pronto cuando ell dinero de
los ricos deje de circular entire los obre-
ros, los expiotados de siempre; cuando
una parte de 10 que estos hoy ganan,
deje de ir 4 acallar los instintos de
vagos y tahures, y haga falta dinero,
y no haya quien pedfrselo, la cr6nica
criminal apenas Sc dara punto de repo
so en- la narraci6n de hechOs wanda
hcos.
Vengan mas fiestas, mas huelgas,
mas grltos y mas explotaciones. Aca
bese la ultima peseta del elemento que
trabaja
Noviembre, DiCiembre, Enero, Fe-
brero y Mario, cinco meses de parali
zaci6n de trahajos, nos aguardan, ame
nazadores, como las siete vacas flac.s
del sueno del rey Fara6n.
Contin1e la degradation. No nos
preocupemOs del porvenir.
A bailar, A divertirnos, a insultar, q
aborrecernos Para ESQ redmimos la
terra.
Jay! Pero cuando la nube imponen
re desate sobre Luestras cabezas sus
furias, tengamOs la serenidad suficien
te para besar ell machefe que nos hiera,
y ell espartano valoT de morir dando
un viva Sonoro q Ia pa ri6tica labor Y
a los nombres yenerandos de nuestros
caciquillos, de nuestra policia, de
nuestro glo;ioso y magnfico Paytido
Nacional Cubano."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

pero deja en- PIE una acusaci6n no
exenta de gravedad, que aquel miem
bro del Parlamento hace contra este
hombIe de Estado. Dice Mr.. Labou
cLere que d, be de hacefse pGblica la
correspondence Haroksley en- la que
sc eyidencia de modo indudable la
eomplcidad lie Mr.. Chamberlain Ell ell
asnnto de la famosa expedition de ia
mesou, cOmplicidad efectiva q pesar de
la insistencia con que ha sido negada
De mas esta decir que esa petici6n no
fue atendida. Las cartas del diputado
liberal no le peIjudican en- 10 mas MI
nimo, pOr el cOntrario le hacen honor,
pues en- elias exigfa Ia realization de
hechos positivos, en- vez de meras ale
gaciones que a na1a cato y concrete
conducfan.
FL tercer d0cumentO dc los que We
nimos hacienda referencia es de un
antique representante del Transvaal
en- IngIaterra Y diputado en- la actua
lidad por una de las circunscI:pciones
de Escocia Mantuvo este una activa
correspondence con ell Presidente-kru
ger, su viejo amigo, en- la que procure
por cuantos medios lie sugiri0 su inteli-
gencia buena voluntad, impedlr la
guerra que va amenazaba estallar entire
la Rep1blica citada = la poderosa AL
bi0n. Pero ninguna de esaS correspon
dehcias, como obseiva muy cuerdamen-
te ell diario parisen que va hemos ci-
tado, justifica que sean manchados
con el estigma de traidores sus autores,
y ST como arma electoral puede admi
tirse la pub icaci6n de esas eaIts S,
como comprobantes de delitos contra
la nac6n inglesa carecen EN- 10 absolute
de eficacia.
Debemos, pues, pensar que Mr..
Chamberlain ha sufrido uEa deception
ca sus prOp0sitos y que el tir0 lie ha
salidc por la cuiata, como vnlgarments
Sc dice De esta opinion part cipa
tamb en una gran parte de a prensa
|inglesa, que Sc vuelve airada contra el
Primer Ministro de la Teina Victoria,
censurando eli pGocedimento por 81 EN-
pleado "La botella de vitroIO, escrlbe
un diaTio ondonense, suele rOmperSe
en- manos del que quiere servirse de
dicho lfquido"
No han variado las circunstancias
por efectO de los actos realizados por
Mr.. hamberlain y aunque la situa
ci6n perece ir despejandoSe en- ell Trans
vaal, todavia le queda mucho que ha
Ger a Inglaterra para ileVar all la paz
y el sociego que ha de ser la Immediate
consecuencia de la victoria de sus ar
mas sobIe aquel her6.co pueblo. El
esfueTzo en- este sentido sc hace ell
modo mej0r que Inglaterra ha enco1
trad0 de realizarlO es eStableciendO un
regimen militar que Lord Roberts ex
trema hasta sus 1ltimoS limites. De
aquf las medidas rigurosAs que adopta,
una de las cuales, la ejecuci0n del casi
irresponsible Cordua, ha causado en-
Europa deplorable efectO.
Cuando la Gran BretaTa medite so
bre sus suenos de cOnquis,&s, Sc per-
suadira de su error al emprender la
campana sud africana, porque aun dan
do va Dor hecha la sumisi6n de todos
los beers cosa qle al fin Y al cabo ha
bra de suceler, pOrque no han de estar
re sistiehd0 eternamente tOlavia les
queda por realizar la ardua tarea de
hacer provechOsa para ST esa conQuista
asf en- 10 moral como en- 10 material.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
Trip to the Escurial
Cheers and Acclamations

The Spanish delegates to the Spa
nish American Congress yesterday
inyited their companions from South
America TO GO on an axcursion to
the royal estate of the Escurial.
The delegates were hailed by an
immense multitude who cheered
Spain and her sons from America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
LAS ceRTES ESPaNolaS
S0lEMNE APERTURE

Despachos de Madrid dicen que
ell gobierno trata de dar la mas gran
de solemnidad possible al acto de la
aperture de Cortes con motivo de la
presencia en- la capital del reino de
los Delegados de las Repdblicas de
la America latina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
EXCURSION AL ESc0RIal
vIT0RES YACLAMacI0NES

Los Delegados espanoles al Con-
greso Hispano-americano invitaron
aver q sus compaiieros de la Ameri
ca del sur q una excursion al real
sitio del Escorial
Los Delegados fueron recibidos
por un compacto gentfo que victo
REQ q Espafia y a sus hijas de Ame
rica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
CONSIDERABLE NUMER0

Los beers combaten contra ell
enemigo, al que fatigan y cansan,
atacandolo entonces protegidos por
las condolences del terreno y la nc
vilidad de sus fuerzas.
Ell nGmero de enfermos del ejer-
cito ingles aumenta de un modo ex-
traordinario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
Ell c0NFLIcT0 CHINO
FUGA 0E LOS CULPaBLES

De Taku telegrafan dicieudo que
los generates y dignatarios cninos
que Sc pusieron al frente de los bO
readoyes han huido q las provincias
del sur del Imperio temerosos del
castigo que les senal6 ell principe Lii
Hung Chang.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
The Spanish Cortes
Formal Opening

Dispatches from Madrid state
that the government is essayiIg to
render the act of opening the Cor
tes as formally superb as possible,
on account of the delegates of the
Latin American republics being in
'he kingdom.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
LAS FIEBRES EN- EROORSTaDT

La mayor parte de la guarnici6n
de Kroonstadt, Colonia del Cabo,
esta atacada de las febres, que la
diezman de un modo notable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
Large Number on the Sick List

The Beers enter iuto combat dali
ly with the enemy, which they CON-
pletely exhaust and ,ire out, pro
ceeding then to make attacks. being
themselves we'll protected by the
conditions of the ground and the ia
cility of moving on their forces
The sick list of the English army
is increasing tremendously.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
The Chinese conflict.
Flight Of the Guilty Parties

1t is Wired from Taku that the
Chinese generals and dlgnataries
who led the boxers have fled to the
southern provinces of the empire,
tearing the sentence passed on them
by Prince Lii Hung Chang.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
Fever at Kroonstadt

The garrison at Kroonstadt, Oran
ge River Colony, is being terribly
lessened by the ravages OF the fever
that has attacked tho greater part of
the men,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
NOTlCIAS DEL OLA

El Juzgado municipal de San Francisco,
en- cumplimiento de superior carta 6rdsn,
clta q los indiyiduos George Bilbers y Ja-
mes Bills, para que en- calidad de testigos
Sc presenter ante ell Tribunal de Distrito de
eSta cirdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
Ell LE0PaRDo RUSO
POR DEREcHO De COKQUISTA

FL gobierno russo continda apo
derAndose de extensos terriorios al
SUI de Siberia, declarando que le
correspondent por derecho de con
quista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

Malana Sc veran en- juicio oral, ante Ia
Corte de Justicia de esta capital, las causas
ilstruidas contra Jones James, por daios y
Juan Moilfalleda, por estafa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
Information Dol cable
Nueva York, I9 De NOVienbre
Ia GUERRA DEL TRANSvAaL
CAPTURA De UN TREH C0RRE0

Despachos de Lorenzo Marquee
dicen que los beers Sc han apodera-
do de un tren correo en- Rensburg
Drifts, 81 que hicieron descarrilar
apoderandose de todos los docu
mentos importantes y pre1diendo
fuego q los inutiles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
The Russian Leopard
BY Right of Conquest

The Russian government conti-
nues to take POSSESSION of vast te
rritories south of Siberia, declaring
that they belong TO her by right of
conquest.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

81 encuentra vacante una de las PLACES
de medico titular de la villa de Guayama,
dotada con ell haber anual de 600 dollars, y
Sc anuncia su provision por el termino de
ounce dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
CABLE NEWS.
The Transvaal War
Capture of Mail Train

Dispatches from Lorenzo Mar
ques state that the Beers have taken
a mail train at Rensburg Drifts,
throwing it off the track, and takinh
possession of all important mail
matter, AMI setling fire to Il e rest.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

Fla tornado puerto procedente de Habana
y escalas ell vapor cubano "Julia.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19
ATENCION

AcabandOse de recibir
en- esta imprenta !" una
gran remesa de papel "
del tamafio del peri6dic0
/" BOletin Mercantil ., sc
Ofrece d LIS resma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

81 encuentra vacante una de las plazSs
de medco tltular de la villa de Guayama,
dotada con ell haber anual de 600 dollars,
Sc anuncia su provision por ell termin0 de
ounce dias.
Ri Secretario de la Guerra de los Estados
Unldos, Mr.. Root, ha dicho que tiene la Sc.
guridad de que no Sc hara esfuerzo alguno
con ohjeto de someter la consideration del
OongreSo, pr6ximo reunirse, ninguna pre-
p0slcl0n de ley referente la anexi0n de Gu
ba los Estados UnidGs.
La Junta local de instruction p1blica de
Adjuntas anuncia la vacante de la escuela
rural del barrio "Pellejasn
En I'll vap)r correo es)anol "Cat ,lala'
han llegado procelentes de Hebana esea
las, los pasajeros siguientes: Ignscia Ma-6i.
nez lie Martinez, Ricardo G.. GAMBIA, Rosen
do Ochoa Manuel s Figueroa, Vicente de
Cesar, Enriqueta Fortunate Ma.ias Ochoa.
HI per6dico "The journal Of Commerce,
de Nueva York, public6 ell q de OGtubre
1ltimo lln telegrama de su corresponsal en-
Washington en- ell que Se dice que la evacua.
de ocupaci6n eu Cuba no SO realiyar& hasta
que no Sc halle establecido alli un gobierno
local estaOle,
A dou Antonio Goicuria, de Dorado, So
le ha manifeStalo q1e no existe en- eIactnal
presupuesto part:da alguna para pago dc
autopsIaS, que para la res0laci6n dc estes
pages es necesar'o esperar la reunion de 10
Caaaya Legislatiya.
El peri6dico lond afnse HHhs Timesn ha
od6 deeir que he yariiieado uua conven.
con Iteneo-aelga p.ra Il mNlua protection
d. sns lnterespS coMuues Ell China.
Sc ha yerifeado Ia consolidation dc las
seetas ae Ia iglesia presblteriana, conocidas
oslo LIS aeaonnacioues de ,sllbresp y 'suni.
dos, ,ue Ell 10 successive ferinaran uLa sola
iglesIa bajo la denomination de sIgltsia Ii.
bre Unida7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

catered at the Post 0zics ct San Juan, ?. R.,
a. second elAas matter July IA. 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-19

La Junta local de instruction p1blica de
Adjuntas anuncia la vacante de la escuela
rural del barrio "Pelejasp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
rmr VIAprcr rnOrosIr,oN

The Coal avenue yladuct proposition
IL now before the people. Its erection
viii cost the city il5. 900. and the keep
Ing in repair OF the structure after
completion. The Santa BE Railroad
company offers to pay one-half the es-
tmated cost % the viaduct. tl5. 900. and
Il the city votes 20 pay Tor one-half
the vladuct. agrees further % erect a
large hotel, ana passenger and freight
dcp0ts here, aud Il is expected that
these improvements win lead 90 others
on the part OF the railroad company
II is the necessary duty ~ the people 10
vote FOR the erection OF this yiaduct.
ln fact 90 appears plain 90 those who
have studied the situation that this is
The beginning OF e new era Of prosper
ity for the city. Here are located the
shops o. this great railroad company.
II this Improvement ia made. Il will
naturally lead TO the enlargement OF
these shops. II the measure h. defeat
cd, the railroad company would not
feel friendiy TO the city, and the old
depot buildings might be- allowed 10
remain az they are Tor years, and the
shops could be gradually decreased.
and Albuquerque made way station
on the great highway. The business
men and property owners should or
ganize and do everything in their pow
or 10 make the vote unanimously in
favor Of this greatly needed Improve
ment Al present there does not ap-
pear 10 BE- any serious opposition 90
the proposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12
A WlFE'S LETTER.
II Gave a Glue to Her Husband and
He Was Arrested.
STOLE GRUNSFELD'S BLACK HORSE.

Under sheriff Newcomer left last
night Tor Pinevllc Mo. with war
rant In his pocket for the return 20 this
city, of one. Richard Slc.,als. En- route
hs stopped over Ia Santa Fc today. 90
secure requIsitIon papers from Gov.
Otero on the governor Of Missouri. and
hopes To- have Nichols behind the bars
of the Bernalill0 county Jain inside OF
week The story Of Nichols down
fan and his arrest. an brought about
by a loving. but innocent wife, who
wished TO know her husbands where
abouts is about az follows.
ON the night OF April 3. Grunsfeld
Bros big black delivery horse was
stolen from w. l.. Trimblc A Co.'s red
barn. and one OF the employees az the
barn. known az TEX was missing
on the morning OF the 9th, q man with
a Winchester and a six-shooter showed
up az Camp Whitcomb and secured
breakfast a short time after break
fast h. scanned the country round
about and seeing no signs OF officers.
although a posse Of deputy sheriffs
had LETT this city on his tralD mounted
the black horse and rode on down the
small mountain road and thence along
the main road 10 the town of Tiilras.
passing through that town about .
o'clock on that morning Here the clue
WAS lost
However. his wife wanted him.
Nichols had written to her. back In his
home at Tin city. Mo. from this city,
that he would leave here on March %
FOR home. riding a black horse and with
plenty % money in his pockets, and
that IN route through the country he
would stop long enough az towns 10
write her letters. Subsequent events
SHOW that he did not get away until
the night of Aprll 3. aud he failed 10
write, according 10 his letter. to his
wife.
The wife knew that her husband
was in Albuquerque and that he
worked Tor W. l.. TrimbIe a. CO. She
grew uneasy about him; thought that
he had been waylaid. robbed and muir
derei while on his lonesome ride TO
Missouri. and requested Mr.. Trlmble
TO assist her in locating her husband.
This wife's letter was the link need.
I'd In the capture OF the horse thief, for
up 20 that time the Trimbles did not
know the mans name nor his home.
believing that the fellow was from
Texas and hence they called hlm TEX &"
The letter was placed In the hands OF
sheriff dubbcll. who telegraphed 10 the
sherin Of Mcdonald county. Mo. at
Pnevule, The facts. giving descrlp-
ton Of the black horse ana the man.
and 10 arrest him when he put Ia an
appearance The Missouri sheriff mott
fed his deputies and yesterday morn
ing a telegram was received here that
Nichols had been arrested ut Neosha.
small town a few miles from Tin
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

IN tho District court Of the County Of
bvrnHiiiin. Territory Of New Mexico
Gross. blackwell and Company and
Charles r.. Waugh. Trustee. VI Marion
tate 81 Charles W Kennedy. daceaHod
and dcviacc. and Mabel Kennedy. minor
dcyisce
Notice De- hereby given that by virtue of
naliilo county. entered the above entitled
cause on The i3th day OF March A =.
1870 wherein the plaintiffs Gross. Black
well a. 90. were deprerd 10 have A lien
prior and superior Go all other upon the
property hereinafter described Tor the
sum uf $1,000. togothcr with interest on
ihc same go thc ratio % ~ per cent per
annum from che said l2in day of March.
4. - $780, nud tluw attorneys fe.s and
costs of salt.
And whereas by sald decree the under.
signed wac appointed special master ar ,
was authorized % advertise ana soil The
said property upon failure OF the auld DE-.
PENDANTS 10 pay said Judgment within
ninety days after date 90 same
Now therefore. D. the undersigned az
such special master hy virtue and au-
tnoriiy ln mo vested by said decree. win
ou Tuesday. thc l2,h day OF JUNE. A ID.
lt0 unicas said Judgment A. fully paid
ana satisfied by shld date, az The hour %
eleven O'Clock iu th. forenoon uf said Jay
at the front door OF the court house III
The county 81 tgrnalillu. Boz the Territory
Of Row Mexico, Tor the pdrpoHc OF aat-
isfying said Judgment ana decreo. which
on said day Of sale aforesaid WiI amount
Co So By. together with ail costs OF suit
hui costs Of sale, Including "a Zee 60 the
undersigned aH special master Tor tha|
making OF MS sale, uner Tor sale and sell
ht public vcnduc 90 the highest and best
bidder Tor cash the following described
real estate situate lying Hud brluE ln thY|
county 0f Beruaiili0 and Territory Cd
Ntw Mexico to-WH.
An undivided ouo-half interest OF chat
certain tract Of land commencing af AL
point being tho intersection uf Inc north
line % "a piece OF land owned by IA Bern
ui way ui the NeM Mexico and s1ufhnrn
fhcshr Railway Company and running
thence ln westerly direction two hum
drcd and seventy ave yaras. thence in m
Huuthurl} direction one hundred vafss.
thence in "a westerly direction two hum
drtd NarHH more ur less. thrnCe Boz H|
uurthcriY direction one hundred and
eighty NaraHi thence Boz an easterly Iirec-
ton two hundred yarHH more or loss
thence in "a sOutherB direction seventy
varhh, thence ln nn caHtofly direction two
hundred ana seventy -nve yaras. thrncc in|
snuthtrly direction sixty varaa 10 tho
place ~ beginning. said laud being
bounded on the north by the land 81 the
hDlra OF Francisco lcrua. deceased on
tlc cast hy the Now Mexico and south.
cru facluc Railroad company. on tho
south hy land of "a. Bofnsilno. on thsI
west hy the land OF che heirs uf W. scott
one milo north ~ thc rallrpad depot inI
NE town Of Albuquerque. N NJ
THOMAS A. HuithEtI.
FEiIN ~ LESTER
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

such was the Matinee Dance Given b,
Mrs. Walton this Afternoon.

such was the Matinee Dance Given rs
Mrs. Walton this Afternoon.
u WAS "a matinee dance. recitntiona.
songs and a cake walk. az the Armory
hall this afternoon. % was the close Of
Mrs. W v Waltona successful dane.
INK season and it proved one % the
very pretueHt and incest affairs ever
held Va Albuquerque
Innocent children lovely ana pretty
little boys and girls participated Ia
every scene. and the sight was Indeed
beautiful one 10 those older heads
who attended
Pretty little Marie voorhees, ftcited
aud sang. Master Harry Holloway
SANG iu clear voice. one % his favor
Gee songs wlusomr and pretty Rcatrice
Taschrr after only 1--we lessons. SUI
pcrbly gave the Spanish tambourine
dance. POLK harrington. lovely little
miss. recited while Master Ralph
Tascher and Miss Ada Campbell cap
tyatcd the whole house by singing
a duet in "a mastery manner
After this ramp On the cake walk i-'
which fifteen little couples dressed
ana uniformed IN unique style partlci-
pntcd Tho first prize was awarded 10
nruno DicCkmann and Miss Rebecca
pcarcs. and the second prize 20 Harry
Holloway and little Beatrice Taacher.
These prizes were two choioe cakes.
The Judges were Samuel Picard. g. X.
Newhall and Alfred Frost. and they
had hard Job ia arriving at a con-
CiuHion
After the cake dance. all the schoi-
ars OF Mrs Waiton's school INDUCED in
social dance f0f about an hour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-12

will travel over that Hrsa, expanse Of
country which liea between Piitabura
and the raciaq coast, ana they will
send forward pom day 90 day and
week % week carefully written aud ac-
curately Illustrated letter. descriptive
OF the industrial condition. the ok
haustless resources and the material
progress of the various sections visited.
This work on behalf % the develop
ment and upbuild.ng 90 the west De- the
result Of the energy and progressive
ideas 81 g. =. king. wcll-known
newspaper man OF Boston. % was
through his efforts that the combine.
ton ~ newspapers here reVeaonted
was formed and he viii personally con
duct and manage the tour from begin
ming % end No definite itinerary has
as yet been arranged for the move
ments u the party II can be stated
however, that u "a Mr. Kings intention
10 visit al the points VI real interest
in the states Of Missouri. Michigan,
Minnesota. Nebraska, oregon. Mon
tana, Wisconsin. Wyoming. Washing
ton. Kansas Iowa. the DakOtas. New
Mexico. Indiana. Illinois. Colorado Ida
ho, California and Arizona.