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The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16

STOCKHOLDERS of the Phoenix and Eastern railroad will meet in Prescott next Wednesday, the z0th inst, when the time for commencing work on the Florence branch will be determined. The survey is about completed, the engineers now being ia the neighbor- hood of Tres Alamos, nine miles from Henson. It is understood DO engineer ing difficulties have been encountered on the entire route.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16

BENJAMIN lDEs WHEELER, president of the University ofcslifornia, who has just returned from the east, had an in terview with President Roosevelt, in which the latter said he would make the reclamation of the arid lands of the Westa part of his national policy. This is Q most important announcement, substantiated as it is by the best au- thority. It is nothing more than was expected of Mir. Roosevelt, who is the most broad-minded and truly national executive this country has ever had
 No man ever occupied the presidential chair with as thorough knowledge of the importance and needs of the West.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16

ECHOES FROM SAN FERNANDO This beautiful Waltz, written for the Mandolin and Piano by Professor James E. Hurst, is the prettiest piece of music written for years. Just out. Send 25 cents fora copy. HOLLYWOOD NOV ELTY CO.,, Hollywood, California
 When ordering mention the TRI- BUNE St
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16
The Nogales vidette says that

The NogaIes Vidette says that Geo. A. Lonsberry, representing Boston capitalists, has bought from the Bacon estate in San Francisco the old Belmont mine at Wash ington Camp, and thus another old time producer will fall into line. The Belmont is a silver and copper prop osition and Is said to be very rich and a prolific producer. Mir. Lons- berry started up work ou the mine last Saturday and at once left for the East. It is generally supposed that his trip will result in other purchases Ia that camp
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16

TALK about prolific country, Ari- zons can't be beaten. Wm. Weaver, of Arizols, has 5-year-old COW which is ,he mother of six calves, all alive and fat. At the age of two and three, she gave birth to one each year The fourth and fifth years she had twins, making six in all. This is fact and can be fully substantiated.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16
Notice to the Public.

l am compelled to have cash for meat in order to liquidate my accounts. Hereafter bills must be paid on the 1st of each month. This means everybody, regardless of friendship or politics. If bills are not paid promptly on the fcst of each month do not ask for further credit for you will cgRrA INLy be refused. G. E. ANGULo.
 Florence, Ariz., Sept. 2l, 1901. If
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16
Beautiful Shells from the Sea Shore

Once more we are back iu the dear old sunny south, and located on the sea shore We are beautifully situ ated near the bluffs, overlooking great wide sandy beach, stretching for miles away and strewn with beautiful shells, sea biscuit. sea spiders, conch eggs, shark eggs, sand dollars, star fish, iddlers, etc. l always wait until the tide is out and always find some thing new. Any one who loves sea sheI.s and would like some 1 will mail you dozen different kinds also s0me red sea peas, if you send stamp for postage, or, if you wish a larger variety of shells, c0rals and curios, send 9 cents or more, and will mail you s lovely collection, and by tue way, some of them will make pretty Christmas presents. For $l l can mail fine collection
 MRS. F. A. WARNER, Pablo Beach, Florida.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16

OUR own Bill Greene and Embalmed Beef Egau have locked horns over some rich coal fields in Sonora, with the re- suit that the "hero of the Cubian war, 1" as Hogan says, got the worst of it.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16

PoTTs. on whose testimony it was sought to show that Admiral Schley was a coward, is now known in the navy as Stink Potts.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16
Tea Garden Drips

is Sugar Syrup of highest quality Once used-always wanted. Delici- ously sweet-make. taffy candy to per- lection. Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Ask your grocer, 707-719 Sansome St., San Francisco.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16
Your Tongue

If it's coated, your stomach is bad, your liver is out of order. Ayers Pills will clean your tongue, cure your dys- pepsia, make your liver right, Easy to take, easy to operate.
 zsc. All druggists.
The Florence tribune., 1901-11-16

TIT Is apparent chat something must be done to provide water for the Indians. In order to demonstrate our ability to govern new peoples we must show better record for those now in our care."-lProf. F. H. Newell. in lecture in Washington, Dec. af IaQQ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28


John u Hughes. student at the Az
rirultural College. will spend the holi.
days with his parents IN this city.
Tho remains OF Charles p. Bcno.
diet whose death occurred IN tbla city
last Saturday morning viii bee taken
back 10 tho old home In 81 Paul 20.
nleht by surviving brother.
a. H. d Carfcailen. business man.
ager for the Democrat Publishing
company. returned 90 Albuquerque
sunday morning after n pleasant ten
days visit To Las Drucos and III Paso.
Misses Clara and Dollle GRAY, % Cal
if0rnia Mo- Joined their father. Or
D. y. II Gray here yosto day The
Misses Gray were school teachers IN
tho Philippines. and only recently re-.
turned TO Missouri.
Mrs. ~ NJ. Hogan. widow % Enen.
Ger Hogan. has returned 90 the ely
from Nincennes. Ind. where she laid
to rest nor husband. whose tragic
death occurred In a recent accident
on tho Santa 70 Pacific
Mrs. J. l. wlsnor .ocelyed a tolo
gram today that her son. Frank wis
ue,. Died al Horton, kans last night
and the glicfrtricSon mother VIII
leave tonight for Horton. The doce9s
ed was a brother IT Mrs A. 4. Keen
a rirl baby was born Sunday morn
Ing tn Mr. and Mrs. Il w. Clark 81
their residence un south Ed "a street
Mother and child doing nicely. Word
has been tolographed Mr Clark 81
Wingnte. where he Is station agent foi
the Santa pc Pacific oad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

The foot tall boys are again prac-
tlcing ana are preparing % play good
not same curing tho holidays
Ms-A An oyato and Mauricio Laws
have recently arrived and viii add Ca
lhc strength oi tbo BAH team
on Christmas eve The children viii
hc treated Co their usual Christmas
trco which wal bee loaded With pres
entH Tor each pupil ia Che SCHOOL The
program viii consist ot some son ys
and ROTATIONS suitable for Christmas
time and then e. present VIII he d'a
tr.tutcd
Aif Estclle Reel rational guRerlu
ten cut of indian schools from Wash
iugton ~ c. made a short can az the
srnoCl on Honuay She is on her way
60 oeniX. ArlZ whore she viii Visit
the fsno1l and on her return trim she
proposes 90 remain with us for a few
uays ana yi4t this school IN au its de-
paiiucnts ara also the day schools iu
ln O. uol lr8 n this cbarro. She o.
accompanied hy Mr Wood from
Hhuo1lX
Tho University and Indian scho1
basket Tall teams played q practlN,
gaWC 20 to Indian school ibis after
noon &c 2;3l
1n Saturday rytHiaE nest a.
o'tlu.k. n Colombo ha,) she Indie.
school tcam will play the silver CHS
basket balt club for the territorial
hamr.onship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
CONE TO REST.
Louis Hunina sueoum3s % Pneumonia
--runeraI Thursday Mernlna.

Louis HuninQ GuecumB6 % Pneumonia
Funeral Thursday Morning.
Louis fiuulng. aged 90 years and
months expired nt his home IN ! OF
Luuaa last cvCning 90 G.aO O'Clock. lie
vas taken lil with pneumonia two
weeks ago aud his condition became
worse In spite OF the phyElciaua qt.
forts 20 stay the progress OF the dis
ease Ills sons. Louis and Franz both
residents Of thiR city were notified a
few DAYS ago 81 their father heahn,
and together with their mother and
two young sisters remained BY the
side OF their loved one until his soul
passcd 20 the unknown beyond
Louis Humng was born ln Tho l'ttt
town ~ Mannc. province OF Hanover
Germany Ia 1884. aud CAME tn Amer
lea when quite young When go years
OF age he iourncycd from the Missouri
river go New mOXtCo with oN teams
and settled on q piece of land which
ne ever after called his home. Two
brothers, Franz lluninE. of old Alhu.
qucrquc. and Horny ilunlnr of Show
I ow. Ar.Z. preceded him 90 the Wilds
OF the southwest and they have been
quite prosperous since their entrance
in tho territory Ry Dts indomitnhlo
"N'iNN anu I'NInIhkfsNtt.t lsti'. HIN" Nft.N
cd in accommodating a rnodiy share OF
this world material liiE property
cons Bis Ca Fruit agriculture and graz
/ Ink lands lu Valencia county. togolacr
with several thousand head of sheep
which wore riycl his entire attention
prior 90 hig .lncas. and when he wac
called upon Co close his eyes forever
bee had made bis Hnal preparations foi
the disposition of his property He
was one of the best known citizens O.
tho territory, liked hy every one and
often relieved those In distress Ia his
doath central New Mexico and espec
tally Valencia county. loses loyal
| friend
the time OF the funeral has been ar
| ranged for II o'clock on Thursday
| morning. ~ tho residence, and a.
friends Of the family and deceased ar,
| invited 10 attend lnterment will b,
made In the Los lunas cemetery
asst night after the announcement
OF SIR Huuings death. Undertaken r
o. strong was summoned 10 Los luual
To cgubalm and prepare the body fol
| burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
IN rHE WRECK.
Mrs ealdYs Writes Of Her Experience
In Frluhtfui Wreck.

Mrs gusan Baldus. In q letter 10 her
brother Orin MCGOWAN. tells of the
recent horrible wreck ON the Southcin
Pacific ROAD. ia tho following graphic
words.
san Francisco Cal. Dec 20-I am
here safe and sound. and thank Fruyi-
1Crcc. alive. ! was in that terrible
wreck Such am experience one does
not caro- % roDeat al che passengers
had retired flr tho night even the
CONDUCTOR and porter on the sleopcrg
RUM ug along smoothly 90 ordinary
speed when the crash came Such
e tearing plntcring crash is difficult
to explain yet everyone was awakened
.n an instant standing speechless and
'mm0yahlc in the aisle. waiting 90 sec
II wo were 90 be- hurled into eternity
at the next instant when the brake
man came on the train his face torn
and bleeding from gashes on his face
and head hands with the skin torn
completely cn. We realized tho awful
ness Of the situation Tho conductor
shouted Everybody of the care. the
train ia ON fire" Tie followed the un
fortunate brakeman through the train
telling toe passengers 10 gather their
grips and bundles together and get
on 1No cries and groana of the pooi
suncrinv was hoartrcndlng 90 hear
The men pushed the coaches that
we're not h1fuing away from the IRE
+ and We were glad to get In them ava,
| from the Coz. and fix a comfortable
place 90 Law the wounded.
The engine ~ the north bound pas
sonror train was standing on top oI
| the chair ear.
50 baby and are here alive How
ever not one stitch Of clothing cat
| We call cur own except what We nov
wear We are thankful for our lives
/ 90 have been spared Lovingly.
| SUSAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
Nrw MEXICO EDUCATORS.


td4c1ticnal 600 1tiov No1NcntcUt
Prof itam rat.ry. of tFo N.rD.
IN 90 collrs Mo. 70 pafl came .1 th p
mnrnlns aH1 topn8 t"o 'ulunU
ttathcin bore from tN7f .rH'f.r
ldtn hNUsrlf I'.f ID e. l".Nn.IINI
husJDH iptyr G.l ilnto.i. 9ui l.I..
T. nay. DHut,nfrut uI tho 80
Ana county l.hUUin
for nIt.uar yv1f prpfeHr.. lif. ...
haH tCcu a school f. frh.r .ru Nn Dee.
q ui.hiy nno nii.D tu io delivered
at tho convention TONIGHT
lluf -. % Nltlariu rrIu. 5000 ol tHt
preparatory department ni iho A f..ri
turni college nud emo Of tho meet loyal
and efficient members az tho Ldugn
tinnnl association. a mcmipf of tbO cv
ecutlyo committee ia detained at home
on account of personal iuneRB
Prof g. " Light and Prof Hugh a
owen. Of the Silver City Normal school
are here also Dr hCwott president oI
the as Vegas Normal school aud Mra
iIewott with prufa T ID A C0ckorcli
L. u Butcher. y n WalCott. aud W. o.
Giyens. Of tne same institution.
The city schools of Las Vegas are
also we'll represented
Professor Chapman. school supcrin
tendent OF COlfax county. and PROBES
sor Wood superintendent ct the Santa
lfe schools. are also here 90 attend the
Educational association convention.
A large delegation of teachers from
the nort.. south aud west are expected
tonight and tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
AZ rHe rAiR GROUNDS.
cresceus Failed 90 Lower Track Rec.
ord--Raccs Disappointing.

ofd--Raees Disappointing
The races az the fair grounds yoatrr
day afternoon were NHpuu.nuur
lrst go the Geu'iamauB DrNnF ASSOC
citation. who expected 70 much larger
crowd. and second to those who at
tended, who desired to fee the trark
record smashed into amiihUfrUua. nd
who expected 10 see much better rnr
nR from The local horses
Tho nrst race was u slow trot' for
4 S. silver gup and the event brought
1nt Nlmbc Jim liouno and Navajo
uli Tho latter took the two heats
ialf mile. ia 1919 and &c. HOoue 500
lnd with Nimblc Jim a had third
Tho frocf urall haa as entries Bon
ME Treasurer. Action HnD iady Mar
Arct After q dozen false starts Bon
lic Treasurer breaking for some roh
on almost constantly no tho start tho
horses were sent away with Lady Mar
.arct ln tho lead Bonnie treasure see
lnd. ana Action ON The uutHuD ANA
howinr slgaa of fatigue from the mum
roug georlups Lady Margaret had nu
rouulc in Winning both heats. guInE
under tho hnlf mile wire In l2'a aud
tl3 The trophy for THIS rn"c wna @
$40 silver cup aud ID is engraved hH
fNIIffN" INHf '..l. ''.NH n N.'t''i''' t.''f
Gentlemen Driving AHs1clatlon pee.
a 1901 Winner az Frec-i0r gil
shluck. the owner and driver OF
Notion. called a. The DitIzou office Tits
| morning and said 10 VS. urH go
| ic scheme t0 wear Jut Action at tho
| also scoring she was pWIuH i.u
lundH complete. and was not trained
.u 90 $40 much severe H.uriuF.
Following The fruefpr4il came un
bo great troltIug stallion. Crcarru.
| witu mis- rupuiut mate hbe. tho
! rwmp The wind wHH aFnInH tho
! 1u.io animal lut hc demonstrated tho
| art that. as "A troacr. Dee iH a EcuI Tho
| Inlf waa made in ns aut the wiIe in
/ iB Mr. KeICham drpsc tIpHc.uH
and Thurman Hite tho tramp
The trottng record Tot che taea
! was MOI lowered by fu ."u'
t remaining 90 d. ah'rb vnH Wmi'
ln 1884 by Fantasy The ptcina fer1u
lot tho uncl iH . "a mslo lY HOuert .
u me flmo time faufn tfuttcd
| Tho judges ana tImru Weg AHolpt
nocrr. "a visitor fum FonuayIyauin
and pr Wolyu anu Jane MCiorr.H
con OF This city NcHl B rtold was
| The starter
Tho Driving association viii hold .
me,tlus tonight. and hopes t1 Dlrar ul
100 bills contracted Tor the trosOeW
| entertainment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
plNos ALTOS.
interesting Notes From a Good Camp
IN Grant County.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
while tho Pines Altos gold mining
have closed down 90 mos Altos that
famous camp is holding It's own as to
miling activity Tho stanley mill Just
above tho camp i8 being run on sur.
PLUS ere from the plu0s Altos Gold
Mining comnauy
uimmoCk lirothcr arc running their
concentration on she low ErHdc Gre
from their famous silver Cen mine and
running the nigh grade through their
EmcliCr Ipcy are also doing consider.
abe placer mining |he silver Cen is
ono of the largest silver producers in
tht southNDrt. snud blocks ut silver
have bccn taken out hy the owners
#,iilam McAilHtrr i8 working quito
"a force Of men on le Arizona ana rs
shipping good paying gold ore daily.
Laird. Hobart q carter nave q very
prom 'fng outlook IN the Colwcll mine
Zoo an" RuTn mOuutoin district upon
which thpy nave a lease. They have
8t present an enormous body of fair
Frade copper ore in sight, and In a
hort timc, or uu soon as the copper
market ocomC7 more gettlcd. IL ia rH
tiWatpi that seas property wa prove
"a bonanza tor ,he lpnHpeF
Garter q Hobart are taking ont some
iuo ore az the ST. Louis miuc which
thpy arc Hondiag in large shipments IA
,ho silver city Reduction works.
Tho Nichol Brothers, who arc work
| Inc tno Sampson mine, are making
daily shipments ot high grade copper
ore % their concentration AZ White Slg
nal and shipping their hlgh grade
smelling ore 90 the amcltor al Silver
IIIN-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
EduentIonnI lleetInns.

Citizens In general are invited 10 at.
tend any and an of the meetings Of the
Now Mexico Educational association
GO he held az the high school hall
. ursday Friday and Saturday OF this
week.. except the citizens meeting on
Thursday evening a. so. az the lend
avenue Methodist church This change
iH made necessary t0 give opportunity
Tor the reception 60 Wishing teachers
iu the hlgh school room Immediately
nttrr Ihc program at She church. The
city teachers are makiug preparatons
Tor o pleasant reception and citizens
arc urro1 90 attend and get acquainted
with the visiting educators on Fri
ay Cycling 90 Z o'clock sharp. to Civ,
time Tor the basket ball gamo 10 fol
low. Dr Tight win lecture on the sub
irct Has Man Evolved from the Mon
key 40 the nigh school All are On
vitod 60 uCar this lecture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Mrs Rosalia Garcia de- Garcia. the
mothcrin law OF Max Enrich. the at.
torncy died this morning at Z O'Clock
az her homo "a as Candelarins from
cancer ol che stomach Toe funeral
services have been arranged for Thurs
day. December &C. The remains will
leave the horcayCd home NJ 9 90 n. m.
thence proceed to old Albuquerque
ana at ~ o'clock the services will be
conducted In the San Felipe de Ncrl
church Burial will be- In Santa bar
harn cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
curRlLLos CUTTINGS.
IMPROVE ucnt5 az Smciter-Electfie
Ugi.roa3--Preparntions for
Christw, e.


Corrlll1s, n 81. plc 30 The Con
lugtri NiuHn. IS SWCltns company
owner nf thr Jorriuns smoltcr is Quiet
iy mahug cons tUnt improvements ani.
aItauu any ir CO.. feaihrIa about &c.
WIN No ready nc1ro tong begin opoI
8tilnH Two Hideucaa are nearing
completion 90 the bill above tho umcl.
ipr. ~ hp Orcurird ly sure lteudeut
O. T.. Wells and Accountant W. a
Brown 1nr hWIilnE are large ana
anumod.Uua aud win hn turd rp with
all modern appliance inrluiiuF hot
ana cold wafer throughout bath aud
electric lights The company haH been
nCeUIrlug N number ui mining proper
/ ties in me Cerriilns district. north o.
town ana aH quite a force of men
scatirffd through thp hills doing dc
yel0pmcnt work Ihcaa properties
have for the most pagt been bought
| outright mo- fancy puccs were 'uid
set the owners evidently thought tnc
/ caGaDcrati0n sufficient or they would
I noe Apye go.~ Pcrhnpa. too. thc fact
/ tant tho former owners were mostly
unahle go develop tne properties ana
! the purchaser could DO go. hal some.
hing tO do with n which hy the way,
lls a conr luslnu very EBtiaint tory tu
/ everyone Carociaiy merchants and
/ oinef business men The Smcltcr com
pany iust now ia putting ueW Falr
! huni Mofse gasoline holster in pace
au Go Tom Paine mine Recently pun
leblacd from Mike uNclL The Paine
fairly woll developed mine ana is
aarhile of rr04uC.nT Cane.t ahlD ora
Ia, once There lH q report COO that
,hp company VA. huilH an electric lniI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
BEAUTIFUL WINDOW DISPLAYS.


a citizen representative while max.
ing his rounds through the shopping
district was in several Instances
thrown on the news trail by reason of
sppiuR crowds COurrcRatpd al several
different points. followed them up wtui
the expectation of rctting Items but
iu each instance discovered on inyos.
tigatin that the gathering was IN
front ot some one OF the many ucauu.
d. chow windows that are 20 he seen
In any direction which enc may follow.
decorations and attractive designs
have gwen Albuquerque the appear
ance OF being "Old ST. NicN's" head.
quarters and The Christmas shOppcfs
should not hC 90 any loss 90 make thCN
selections and II looking ahont w.th q
view cat uaiuy their cyes 90 help them
go deciding on what To get should find
Il an easy matter. for thcro ls on an
sides. such q variety rs should please
the most exactinR and no matter
where one may turn, there Is fresh
"insr ration and whether inoalng for
toys and things 10 please the little
ones. or articles purely ornamental. on
hose combining beauty and utility. one
coulD not fail "a end aust what is want
cd from a penny toy 20 the muat costly
81 presents The merchants Of this
city have certainly spread themselves
10 placing orders for hrllday goods
the stocks laid r. being sucf .s would
reflect credit 60 the Hines carried iu
rltipH ul auph inhabitants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

81 wish 80 say that feel owe my
ne 20 Koipi Dyspepsia Cure" writes
II. c. Chrestenson OF Hayheld. MINI,
For three years { was troubled with
dyspepsia so that I could hold nothing
IN my stomach. Many times | would
be unable 20 retain n morsel OF food
Finally | was confined TO my bed. Doc
tors said ! could not live. ] read one
n your advertisements on Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and thought II az my
case and commenced it's use. began
10 improve from the frst bottle. Now
| am cured and recommend Il "a all
Dlgests your food. Cures all stomach
troubles ). H. ORielly a Co; u II
Briggs & Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
An EvanneIIst,a sterY.

II suffered for years with a bron
chlPl or ldng trouble and tried various
remedies but ala not obtain perma
ueut relief until I commenced using
ono Minute Cough Cure" writes Rev
James Kirkman. evangelist OF Belle
Bivor. Ill, ! have no hesitation In rec
aeiadies % ,hls kind Oee Minute
Cough Cure affords immediate relief
far coughs. colds and all kads ~
throat AMI lung troubles. Ft'g Uroup
Il is uncquallcl Absolutely safe
Very pleasant 20 take. never fails and
s really "a favoritc with the children
They like a. j. ~ ORieliy a Co; u
H. Briggs Z, CO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
AeRn lN ALeueugaoue.
How Christmas win He Observed In
tho Territorial metropolis.

Christmas will tc celebrated IN Alhu.
QuerGuo. the metropolis Of New Mex.
100. with various public and private
ungtiors
m ths houses 10 the moro fortunate
tfero will De The usual parties and din.
nprss flr the poor, the unfortunate
the IGrRH.a nt tho hospital, the prls
eneW Boa the county an. rity iaila. ar
rauFCmCrta have leen made by tho
SONS launn ucn Hrulrnt society and
hy proper olHccrs eco that they viii ho
amply oagDd fur
l1 tho GtCrunon. CrCacCus wn per
form at tho iaIr grounds and as tho
Driving association has arranged a
ono matinee of races There win bo ir
attendance O 81 crowd 0t gpoFtloyinf
rcfr o..
Col Hopkins lho popular poRtmas
Ter. tells The GIFTS ~ thgt be- has sem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Cleveland Ohio. Dec. 20 The Nc
Kihley National Memorial association
with headquarters In this city had its
attention called TO 30 many enterprises
of commercial nature, tending "a
make capital out Of sentiments OF pub
lie affection for Mckinley. that state
ment has been issued by Judge VIII
lam II. Day, ox'secretary OF state ant
president OF thu association, deplOrini
this fact and notifying the public
tina, the Mckinley National Memor
ial association has no connection VIII
or relation 10 any other association
or any enterprise Of commercial ma
ture."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28

Trenton. n j.. Doc 26 THE i25th
annlvci sary Of the battle OF Trenton
was deliberately celebrated here today
"o suspicious weather had the effect
Of bringing out a large crowd 10 see
the sham battle and subsequent pa
rade Tho Indoor celchrat on took
place this afternoon at the opera
house. Governor Voorhees, presiding
Tho principal speaker was fofeaaOr
Woodrow Wilson, OF Princeton, who
delivered an address on the battle Of
Trenton.