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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
sAN1E RITA-
NpeoIaI Correanonaenco.

Np'tlhl correspondence
silver city. n. ", May 27.-The
mining camp OF Santa Rita ia oxrcrl.
,ncinR quite boom these days. Tho
santa vita company have opened their
lrpd known as the Romero ground TO
ienHers which has been held in re-.
fCryu by them for some time Mining
men around this section have been ae.
curing these new leases and some ~
them are already showing up some
excellent veins ~ copper ore. The
company is building new boarding
house for their employee and loasorn.
and when II is completed the camp
viii have an up-todate boarding and
lodging house.
Hayne a. Go have their shaft on
the company ground down 1856 feet,
and shipped about fifteen cars last
week a. the smoltcr.
Mr. Stafford one of the new leaAera,
who has been sinking shaft on the
new ground opened up a very rich
vein 81 copper ore the other day which
vail run a very hlgh per cont. 10 this
vein holds out the mine will beyond
doubt be- one of the richest strikes
found In the camp for sometime.
Horace Moses, who IL In tho en-
ploy Of the Santa Rita Copper com.
piny has boon In ~ paso during the
past week attending 90 some business
for the company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
LAS CRUCES

From bona Ana County Republican
The graduating class at the colleE,
consists of four Alfred Sanchez.
Misses Nora and Minnie NDwhcry
and Matthew Steel
Eugene l.ohmgn and Theodore liou
auit. Dr.. returned The hrst OF the week
from Roswell whore they had been
attending the military school
Several PARTIES have corrected us In
reference go the river going around
the Earlham bridge our informant
last week must have boon misin-
formed
Manaeso Bros store was broken IN
60 last night ana about 5000 worth of
goods were taken The robbers broke
through the rear entrance prying The
doors open with baye. one Us are on
the lookout
The Torpedo Mining company at
Organ is laying the foundation Tor a
now 60.horFo power boiler which iB Co
be added 90 the present equipment
The company is nOW running two
pumps with "a capacity Of 600 gallons a
minute. a new stationary pump with
"a capacity ~ sou gallons per minute
will be- installed and work on the prop
prty viii proceed without Interrupt.
tion
Hon J. Francisco Chayes was a Wis
itor ln las cruces Thursday stopping
uH on lia return from Roswell. whore
ne addressed the students Of the
graduating class Mr. ,huVrr Dos at
present territorial superintendent Of
public instruction and has Tor more
than thirty years been a prominent
man Ia New Mexico politics and af
fairs White here bee was escorted to
the Agricultural college and other
points Of interest hy Mcssrs. Lehman
bowman aud Currnu.
Tho Territorial Fair association has
recently organized more completely
for tho coming fair. and vice presi
dents lave hccn appointed for each
county of the territory. T. Rouaull
aud T. G.. Carrera have been appointed
by President Marion for bona Ana
county The territorial fair this TAT
should be- o fair for tho territory IN
tact as well as name. and should be
projected along the line of state fairs
10 wuull certainly be- beneficial az an
advertisement Tor New Mexico. W.
believe that the Albuquerque poopl'
are cndoayoring 90 make u more thar
q local effort and hope they will be
successful.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

ger Assent simpson o. the santa ~
~ Chicago, and Nat brigham. the san.
"a f'e's Grand Canyon lecturer
n. ! Grey, the Jolly young sheep.
man came up FROM Jerome Junction
and ieft Tor Los Angeles. where. on
the 5th Of June he will embark on the
sea of matrimOny and claim AZ his
bonnie bride Miss Elizabeth ~ Fyfe,
of Chicago. The marriage will occur
al the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Eek
erson, brotherin.law and sister. re-.
spvCtively. Of the groom.
u IL reported that John Sugars, an
old employe OF the Santa Re Pacific
road. died In Los Angeles the FIRST OF
the week Mr. Sugars was known by
almost everyone along the line Of the
road he was superior man In All
respects ana was much thought ~ by
all ~ has long been n sufferer from
tuberculosis. set during all his years
uf sickness and trouble retained n
disposition ~ sweetness we'll worthy
Of emulation by many possessing the
treasure good health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01


Harmony lodge D. O. q. r., viii
meet this evening business of lmp0~
lance Come D. s. Horton n g..
Abraham kDmpnuiCh. tho we'll.
known general merchant of prralta.
came up 10 the city yesterday and 60
day received $4,000 pounds Of wool.
which be- consigned tD the Alhuquer.
que securing mills
r. j Shlnlck and seymour BAH, both
well acquainted with Gilbert Downing
the suicide. state that Downing was
not nephew 0f Vice President RouBD
welt. az a bad operator made the Den.
yer Republican and other paper say
/ but was u nolghbor of Vice President
/ Roosevelt" The remains were en-
| balmed yesterday. a. stated ln The
| Citizen. and were shipped t0 Oyster
/ BAY N Y last night
William g. Fcyerhcrm. a Cunsump
/ tive, aged rs years. died last might nj
! his lodging on south Third street The
/ deceased formerly lived at Bland. n
/ NJ. where he kept a boarding house
/ He came 10 the southwest from fOn
/ du.i.Rc, Wisconsin, whore be- leaves 3
/ wife. fataer. brniher ea& sister IN,
/ funeral will be- held 10 morrow morn
ins al no O'Clock from ,. W Edwards
| undertaking pnrlOrs intermcnt vii
| be- in FuiryieW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
ST. JOHNS.
PROM tho Hernld

From the Herald
Prof Reamer Ling recently shipped
one hundred pieces Of pottery 20 Den.
yer. Colo. the pottery having been
obtained near ST Johns and Springer
vile by the labors ~ Mr. Ling and
others.
J. u. Patterson. superintendent Of
the G. NJ n NJ l.. left for Holbrook
20 attend To the shipment Of $4,000
pounds OF wool. This lot will make
$4,000 shipped by this house this
spring. and more 20 follow.
Silas Harris was brought 90 the
county jail by Deputy T.. r. Holgate
and Santa Cruz Leal They captured
HIM up In Black River canyon Re
and his companions Fielding and Mul
mack were lost roaming mp and down
the canyon and could not get out.
They had been ont of provisions two
days when they were found. Silns
was almost starved 10 death and said
be was willing 90 come back and take
his medicine and that he was tired
OF being bad man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
RATION
. rom tho Rango

rom tho Range.
Ne and Mrs r. 3. Lewis returned
from Kansas city where they visited
some m0nihB az tho home ~ their
daughter Mrs. Lewis was greatly Ina.
proved In health by her sOiourn In
lower altitude.
Mrs 4 n Fulunwoider. Miss bessie
and Roll left on two months trip
thr0uRh tho east They will visit the
Fnn.Amerlran exposition az Buffalo,
alao Washington and the naval acad.
envy at Annapolis while gone.
Judge = r. Booth arrived from So
nora California. looking much im-
proved W. health from hts snlourn ON
the seacoast and hts numerous Ration
friends were an glad to welcome him
back Among the curins which tho
Judge brought back with him waaa red
wood cone from one Of the big trees
of California aud some pampaa
plumes The cone had % be- shot
from the lofty branch where II grew
Captain y g. Marshall. recruiting
onlc,f having charge Of the recruit.
Ing department ~ Colorado and New
Mexico stopped over AZ Ration 90 visit
his former schoolmate. John Morrow
Captain Marshall is graduate OF
/ West Point and has been a commits
stoned officer Ia the regular army
since 1890. Zee and M Morrow we're
+ schoolmatea and graduated from tho
same school in 1854 They had not
met since until their meeting here
lqat week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
oeMlNa
From the IIanhlleht.

From the Headlight
]. W. Matthew'S Is improving his
residence on Gold avenue.
Julius RosCh is building an addition
a. his residence ON Gold avenue.
sales of the stock of the Luna Couu.
Is on company continue Gao increase
r. NJ McMahnu and Marvin Hunter
alo preparing 90 build themselves neat
residence.
Mrs. e. A. Ament has been quite an
the greater portion of the past week
ana h san confined 10 her bed
Mrs n ) Keith aud son Tony, viii
leave for Chicago June ] 90 spend part
of the summer with relatives
Real estate continues 90 change
hands IN this citv neming b. on the
upbuild and Is fart coming 20 the
front
Mrs sigmund Lin4auor and three
children win start Tor Germany 20
morrow evening nnc VIII spend Z
year 1r moro ylFlting ner old home
Col. Hudson IA at his ranch I'M,
week, where he now spends most o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

his time attending To improvements
bat are being made there.
Dcminr will send fine mineral
and agricultural exhibit Co the terri.
iurial fair We can send no fruit eX.
Aihit late frost having killed AL the
fruit.
The New Mexico territorial fair will
le helu In Albuquerque October 10 20
10. Hon. !. A. Mahonoy has been
1amed a. vice president for Luna
county
Tom Hughes. one OF the energetic
nroprletors of The Albuquerque Citi.
k,n. spent the entire week In Luna
and Grant counties doing some good
missionary work for The citizen.
Brother Hughes has a host OF friends
" this town who are always glad 90
welcome him 90 Deming
An adobe addition and board stock.
tdc will at once be- added 10 the pres.
NJ small Jail In this place and as soon
tH the steel cages arrive and are In
place Il o. believed that the AFFAIR will
answer very we'll until such time as
luua county can DO better All work
lat caa be will be- done by prisoners
n order tn save expenses
That Demiug has great chances Of
oon becoming an oil center ~ Consid
rablo magnitude b. now pretty Ger.
.ain The ~ paso Oh company Is
ilrcudv at work ON the ground with a
iril and W. n Greer. OF this city,
las received reliable and positive In.
Drmntion from Bakersfield Cal. that
parties ln that city who have been
lerc and examined the oil Indications
1HVp Skinned an hVdrnuliC boring
Machine and will at once begin the
linking OF well upon property which
hoy secured ON the quiet while here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
csrtlfIeats Of puhlleatInn.

For the year ending December 3iat,
1901
Territory 0f New Mexico. Auditors
Onic' Insurance Department, San.
"a Sew Mexico Mar. l2th 1901
u is hereby certified. that the Pala.
tine Insurance Company. limited a
corporation organized under the laws
~ the Kingdom OF Great Britain.
whose pI .nrlpnl office ia located AZ
corner Pine and william streets. New
York has complied with All the re-
quirDments ~ the laws Of New Mex
lou. 500 far aH the said laws are april
cable 90 said Company for tho year
&C our Lord one Thousand Nine Hun
ltei and one.
lu testimony whereof I l., NJ Ortiz.
Auditor of Public Accounts for tho
/ Territory Of New Mexico. have hereto
8ct my hand end afhxod my seal Of
| CHicp. at the city uf Santa BE-. tho
/ day AMI year FIRST above written
(Sonn LUIS a. ORTIZ
Auditor NJ Public Accounts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
lna 10 hI. auila, ., Ia. Anrsla..

Ing 20 biz duties AZ Loo Angeles.
Mr. Fox. accompanied BY tho assist.
ant division superintendent J D Nc.
Nally went south this morning In
tnoir private coach attached 20 freight
train No 90.
T. A. Harlan superintendent of
bridges and buildings. " also In tho
city from San MarCinl looking over
the work boiEE performed on the new
depot and hotel tie stated that he
hoped 10 have the hotel ready fof o..
cupanCy by fair time. but M present.
thought u impossible Regarding the
yiadvCt, be- hoped to report active
work ON Il In a very short time.
In private coaches Nos ~ and 20.
attached tu No p from the west there
arrived a. % Wells acting general
manager. aud . o. Hurley. acting
general superintendent ~ al lines
west ~ Albuquerque. T. L. Hubbard.
division superintendent az WinaluW
and q. W Smith master mechanic ht
San lprnardlun. Cal They are on a
general tour Of inspection aud visited
the biz local shops this morning Ac
compnuird by Chief Engineer u. w.
Burns. who will arrive tonight from
los Angeles. ana KundmnHtpr ". o.
Hutchinson thoy will go west ON a
special train tO morrow morning aud
locate certain necessary Improve
mguts ON the lines west
Mr Wells says frc. lt and paaacn
ger trnfnc has kept wonderfully good.
and since the 0rst uf November. 1900
the Santa Pc has r we'd $500 car
loads ~ oranges anh lemons uut Of
California Tor the eastern markets. he
also stated that the freight business
has been 33 per cont greater than
usual the past year, and the paaacn
ger business lD1 per cent
IN stepping out ~ the boiler de
partmont pf the local shops Tits morn
INK NJ Hihhard sprnlnod his ankle
and the injury lE quite painful.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

May, 1877, David Btltseli and Dan pu
gan located the Opportunity and Ok
tension, These locations being the
ilrst made IN the district
The Philadelphia Mining and MN
lng company are steadily sinking the
shaft oi the vi Ora which ~ nearing
the 800 foot mark. II ~ said that
when ;he shaft has reached the depth
Of 300 feet driftlng on the vein will
commence.
Manager Hopper Ia pushing work
on the i25 foot level The level has
now reached a point 3ib feet south
of the shaft and has large body oi
ore In sight when certain dis
lance has been made stopping Will com
mcnce.
Summers nurkhart came In from
Albuquerque Monday evening 90 at
tend In the final tettlement of the late
n ~ Greeley estate. which was con
summated Tuesday. The ranch aud
all other property thereto was sold "a
a.. g. Cox
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
Talk
About 1t

That's always the way with
our Hair Vigor. When per-
sons use it they are always so
highly pleased with it that they
tell their friends about il.
IL your hair is short, too
thin, splits at the ends, 10
rough, or is falling out, our
Hair Vigor will perfectly satisfy
you.
If your hair is just a little
gray, or perfectly white, Aver.
Hair Vigor will bring back to
il all the dark, rich color it had
years and years ago.
One dsIlsF bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
Oruber.peltler.

The marriage Of Arthur Grubcr OF
Milwaukee Wis. 30 Miss Mary Pei.
tier. 81 this city, took place az the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Hesscldcn this afternoon AZ 3 o'clock
Rev Mandalarl officiating The bride
IS the sister of Mrs llcHselden and
Mrs SChmanlmaack Mr Hesseldon
gave away the bride. while Miss
Strong a sister of ". W strgag ana
Edward Polucr. a brother Of the
groOm. acted as bridesmaid and
HrOOmsman There wore present only
the intimate friends Of the families
William Gruhor, father ~ the groom
accompanying bis son from Milwau.
kee 10 attend the marriage The hap
~ couple will leave tonight Tor san
"a 70. whore they will remain a few
days. after which they viii return and
continue % Mexico on visit n the
principal cities Of tlat republic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
THE PusLlc SCHOOLS.
viii Close To.morrow--What the
Teachers viii Do.

Teachers viii %.
Tomorrow the city schools viii
close for the summer vacation, witch
will run until september 9Th There
will be closing exercises at some 1f
the schools. and the parents uf the
pupils are invited 90 attend Al tEv
First ward school mo- program has
been arranged AZ the Second ward
principal Nicholsons and Miss
Hughes rooms will have exercises la
the morning. and In ..e afternoon will
join with Miss Adams aud Miss Keep
ers' rooms IN combined program
Ine Third ward school will have OK
erciscs, and parents are especially Ia
yitcd Co attend AZ the Fourth ward
Miss kvorittB and Miss Newman "a
rooms will combine in we'll arranged
program. but the other two rooms
have made no arrangements Miss
~ ilsuuH annex school room at the
corner uf west Railroad avenue aud
Sixth street viii be- the scene of a
little gem Of "A program, in preparing
for whirl the pupils have taken great
delight.
owing 10 the examinations coming
soon aud the preparations therefor
there viii be no exercises at the Cen
trail school
After the schools close there will
be- a scattering of the Teachers prufB
Hickey and Nicholson will remain In
the city Mossrs. Porduo and Spears
will leave. aud do not expect to re-
turn. Mr.. StrOup will go to Kansas
for two months and conduct a teach
ors' institute. Mrs. laiiar ana Miss
Niles will 20 to California. Miss Col
tram To- Bcrkely university. Miss
Poyas TO Texas. aud Miss stevens "a
Maine. on a visit TO relatives. Miss
Ncwman expects 60 60 90 Denver
while Miss Sinner will return 20 hci
home In Pennsylvania. Others viii
go TO the mountain resorts aud 9th
ers still will remain quietly az hom,
20 rest and study To all at them Tn,
Citizen extends hearty wish that
their summer vacation may be- pleas
ant. profitable and comfortable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
Wool MARKET

Boston Mass. MAY 2S.-The demand
for wool continues moderate, although
some business is being done al for.
mor prices The larger mills have
considerable wool on hand and their
buyers are keeping In close touch with
the market. picking mp occasional lots
here and there. Sales Of territory
woods are being made on secured
basis OF lOUi2 for hno medium ana
fine staple The movement In fleece
woods is slow and prices are nominal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
A spralned Ankle QUICKLY cured.

"At one time | suffered from Sc
we're sprain OF the ankle says Geo.
u. Cary. editor OF the Guide. Washing
ton, Va. After using several well
recommended medicines without sue.
cess. tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
and am pleased To say that relief came
as soon as ! began It's use and com.
plete cure speedily followed. This
remedy has also been used In my fam.
ily for frost bitten feet with the best
results. | cheerfully recommend It's
use To all who may need first class
linlment." Sold by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
shuddern AZ HI. Past.

u recall now with horror. say Mail
Carrier Burnett Mann of Levanna. O..
my three years Of suffering from Kid.
ney trouble. ! was hardly ever free
from dull aches or acute pains In my
back. To stoop or ire mail sacks made
me groan. feat tired. worn out about
ready 10 give mp. when | began to use
Electric Bitters. but six bottles com.
plc,ely cured me and made me feel
like n new man" They're unriyalled
20 regulate stomach. liver, kidneys and
bowels. Perfect satisfaction guaran.
teed by J. II. ORielly A Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

Cape Town May IS A dash Of
Krit2ongor'a invaders ~ Cape Colony
tu the south was checked al NandocH
borg hy a swift movement NJ the
Gorrlugcr'H aud other columns The
invaders. finding the way barred
swerycd northcah. toward Clocthc
Tho continued capture Of horses boy
the British ls apDreciably lmpairlng
tLc Beers mobility.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
PASSING THROUGH IOWA

Carroll. Iowa. May 2S--At stops
through Iowa people who gathered
about the train asked for Secretary
uf Agriculture Wilson, and he appear
ga upon the platform with the prosi
dent, To- receive the greetings Of resi-
dents Of his native state Secretary
Cortelyou issued tho following othcia
statement OF Mrs AcKinloy's condi
ton:
'Dr. RiXey reports that MrE. Mckin
ley had n good night and Is slowly i'm
proving"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

Berlin. May rs The Lokal Anzeig
er reports on authority of ts Buda
Pest correspondent that thoyu has just
been taken from the river Danube.
near that city. dead body heavily
loaded with chains. which the Hun
Rarian police firmly believe 60 boz that
OF Ramngnoii the anarchist reported
To have been sent from America 10
murder the German emperor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
Quite q LIST Here Last Night and
day--A Few Pointers.

Quite q LIST Here Last Night and To.
day-A Few Pointers.
Albuquerque was visited last niFht
and today hy quite a cortcrie OF well
known Santa o. aud Santa b. Pacific
railroad officials
r. & Fox general superintendent
of the Santa Fo road above the city
arrived last night from las Negaa in
his private coach. 40. 2lO aud this
marninE mot here W % Neyn. gen.
eral manager ~ the lines west ~
Albuquerque. and Who has been down
In Mexico enjoying a portion Of hil
slx months vacation be- naYlug ah1n.
dOned his proposed tip 90 Europe
Mr. Neyin continued east on No. q
and will visit Philadelphia. Nov York
Washington aud HostOn before return.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
KILLED 81 EXPLODING SHELL.
Death Of General sehoemsn, Of the
Beer Army, by Explosion.

boer army, pI Explosion
Pretoria, May 2S-The Boor Goner.
nj SChooman. family and friends were
examining a lI.inch lyddite shell.
which they kept Ia the house as q
curiosity, when the shell exploded
killing the general on the spot, mortal
~ wouudlng his daughter. and severe.
w injured his wife and two other
persons.
Schocmnn was "A great krugerite.
tio led the commando az COlesburg,
aud surrendered ON tho occupation Of
Pretoria, Tie was afterwards captured
By the Beers and released when the
british occupied Barborton. The gen
eral then went ON a peace mission
was rotakon by the British and again
released when the British occupied
Petersburg Since that time Schoemau
was resident Of Pretoria.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

few days ago The Citizen pub
lishod an item 10 the effect that Capt
Jack Crawford the poet fcout would
bc here to take part IN the Memorial
day exercises. The captain, however.
In a letter dated from Winslow. a. r.,
says that he has not heard from Al.
buouerquc, nor has he received an In
vltation TO participate. la conclusion
he says: We'll. II ~ very evident
that I am not wanted. and ! shall Ger
taiuly not make another EFFORT Co en-.
tortain In Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

A grand picnic viii be- given by
the y NJ =. ~ for the benefit " tho
new Riycraide place at Joe Nhio's
place, No 1891 narolaa road. next
sunday June 2 Dancing VIII com.
mcnco al 2 @ m. and continue till ~
p M. Admission 30 cents Tickets
for sale Rt Joe Vnlo'B store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

Two colorod mon engaged In a scrap
Saturday night and tLcre was gun
! lay made that might have led "a
q moro serious crime being commit
ted. The carrying uf weapons Dos a
habit that the police ana Judge Craw
ford insist upon being discontinued
This morning the two men were ar
iaignod before his honor, and Wcr,
sentenced 10 sixty and ninety days
respectively, IN the county Jail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

London, May rs Rumors were cur
rent on the stock exchange to-day that
the MCrganR and Kuhn. Loeb A Co.
have finally agreed Co settle with the
Northern Pacific shorts at li3. the
figure previously suggcstc' Inquiries
made by the Associated Press lead a.
the belief that this solution Of the
difficulty viii be- adopted. though not
set actually contaminated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
sentntIonnl Mnrdnr I'M Londnn

London. May ZS-A sensational
murder occured ia a low lodging house
In White Chapel. close 20 the scene
Of the 'JaCkthe Ripper murders in
1855. Annie Austin. rs Years old. was
found dying Ia a bedroom on Sunday
morning Wounds on the lower part
Of the victims body are too revolving
for description The woman died
without making a statement a panic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

81 Petersburg. May % Germany b
tardy and reluctant withdrawal of hpr
troops and Ihips from China iH looked
upon here CO. "a solution entirely in
accordance with the idea put forward
nine months ago Boy Russia and Amer.
tea. This withdrawal h. forced upon
Germany hy The action uf tho other
poWCra