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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-22


San Marcos.
E Modelo.
C4spedee.
DK LOUISIANA
!. Adatihs, Adeline susax Tsotosy
ca. Aideitne.
{ Lower Tsrrsbonns Rsanine y
MaautActurin Co. fIonma.
Ashland. Catllonet = Magimis.
Shady Side, ]. W. Barnett.
6 Terre Houte. Mrs. G. T. O6fald
Albania, Delgado = Ola.
& Bellevue, Underwood y Short.
Vestfleld, Dugas Z Le Blanc.
& Cypremort, ]. NJ. Bureuteree.
Reserve. Leon G6dokaux0 Go LnA
Raceland, Leon G0dChAnx,
Elm Hall, Leon GOdchAux.
{ Caffery, Gallery Central Factory,
Franklin.
Tally Ho. Geo. M. Murrell Pen
ting. 81 Mig. Co.
Enterprise, PAtout y Son.
I, Vaufrey, A. L. Mormot, Jeans-
orange Grove, Keuilworth Sugsr
State, Orange Grove.
Bush Grove, Libby y Blouin-
Ashland, 'Caillouet y Maeinnts
Houms. No. 2.
Grand Cote, e. L. Viguerie.
{ Canafnabo, L. Schmidt y Co.,
Sugarlands, Ed. II. Cunningham
& seSurs. seeura Sugar Co.,
6 Cedar Grave, Leonce NJ. SoAiN.
cinclare, Henry II. Laws, ean-
{ Myrtle Grove, Myrtle Grove. Co.
3. Crawford. Mrs. E. D. Burgnists
Eecfis.
Marfs.
OaklsWn.
6 Justine.
Alice B.
{ st. Johns.
DE hEJICO
Carmen. j. Mafiano crAspo.
cuahuistla, NorieGa y Co.
Santa Ines, Marcos Arena.
San Nicolas, 8. de Mier.
9 TenAngo, Luis Garcia P1msntol
DE ARGENTINA
Las Palmas, Hardy , Co.
Esperanza, Wenceslao Posse, Tu
cumari. g
DE HAWAII
warakes, Honolulu Iron woehD
Honolulu.
Pepeekeo, Honolulu Iron Works.
Honolulu.
St. croix, por conducto de Br.
tran Bros, Islo de st. Crot1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-22

En- esta imprenta SO vende pa
pei de peri6dicos & 81 40 el quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-22
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Marca bolivar, cajas de 10 grt e.,
sas, cajeta tamano granae incluso se-
Hos q $54 en- orc
GAx corriente S5} <
Il Narca xEStrell flamirerax de |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-22

Dura15e 81 ano 1900 que ha
sxpfrAdo se inscribieron On Arecibo
12f8 defunciones por 967 nacimien.
SOe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-22

DE ARGENTINA
Las Palmas, Hardy = Co.
Esperanza, Wenceslao Posse, Tu
cumAri,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

Tho new farce. "Browu'b iu Town
which is the attraction ut Colombo
hnll September 23 and 90 o. said tD
ho one pf the brightest and rlCang 4
comedies over seen on thn stage. Tho
company I- o. very capable one The
plot uf the pIUro deals with the
troubles oft Dick and Lefty Preston.
two young people who have boon sc.
orotlt married and who afD trying io
conceal their marriage from Dick
father The old gentleman has q ic.
CIdpd aversion Co marriage probably
Us Dick ayH "nOCuUH. hD has been
there himself" and has vowed that
W Dick Iu"a marry before tyaDh'ue
the age uf %. hD viii cut him un with.
ont cent DICK and Lofty have
taken cottage 1t brighton and uI.
living 8u iHnul lfH uwUug honey
#uOrl. hons and nnu.aItiFo ru.eh
n0ra ana Gf OuG fh. OBJ gentleman
turns up UIpE l# living unH.r tNH
name ul Brown at tba cottage. aud
the .Idur Preston takes friend uf
Dicks for Brown uuI LDJE fOr Mrs.
Brown ON his arrival Dick has 1r
ranged with Suz1nu. n1reo % friend
uf L.tty'R. Co act aa Mrs Brown. This
eventually loads 90 the discovery hy
the old gentleman lu1t thuro urD two
Mrs Browne ami the contradictory
explanations that tho young people
give for tho unusual number of wives
ON the part of the imaginary Brown
rnrU Preston. Hr. in a whirl uf OK.
Cit,Wput FOR three acts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

his best friends to mourn the loss OF
funds llD VIa captured few wneks
ago in California aud brought back
to thD HoruglHin county jail q Tow
DAYS ago
lu the matter of tbD assignment OF
lesser A IpwirHnu. the assignee 4
g. Walker was discharged from fur
thor responsibilities by judge Crum
packer
The case of Jo, Badamcco Vs..
Franw FauIul which was appealed
from the Justice court came up brtor"
Judge Cwmparkrr th,H morning and
after listening Co the points apt forth
q decree for damages and costs were
entered against thr defendant
Tho United states ooJft VaH od
luuuyd this moruiug until tomorrow
az lO O'Clock. n respect to the lato
president
The trial of I0eD na.a fur the ul
legged murder uf John Maxwell has
been sct for Monday Scpiomb't 2l
at ln O'Clock Several witnesses arc
here from Gallup t1 render testimony
Attorney Modesto ortiz WIN appear
tu thv Interests OF the defendant
while " % CbIli.w VIII tutr caro- ~
the United Sntus eide uf Che case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
JOHN HoLMGs DEAD.
After Fiah, Of Many Years, Death Tri.
umphs az Last.

after Fight Of Many Years, Death Tri.
umphs al Last.
John r. Holmes died at tho Mclrosn
house last nigbt littlr before 10
O'Clock. at the agc of 49, Deccnsod
was printer and editor. having acted
iu % rcpurtOFial capacity in this city
ON both the Graphic ami the Times.
From here hp went 20 New Mexico
where be- followed his profession. but
1mcthug Ike @ wear and @ half ago
be- lpf there and went 60 Chihuahua
whore ho took the management of th'
Enterprise "a weekly American paper
published iu that city. For years be-
had been In delicate hcaltN. showing
n tendency tu consumption While BOO
chihuahua his trouble became gomplt
Gated with dropsy and be- returned
to ~ pasu in July Of this year greatly
reduced iu health Whom relieved ui
the water Of dropsy the cmgciation
uf his frame was something astonish
iug
llis sister az Muucio Ind. has been
telegraph ad and awaiting her rrulg
tha body o. at Nagloy a Co.'S under
taking parl0rs El raso News.
The deceased was employed ut Ih
CitizHu several years ago as sOlcitp.
.aul travelling repre-. utatiyc and DID,
friends here will regret to learn uI
his death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
NEW ARIZONA RAILROAD.
Santa Fc May Absorb the Santa Fe,
Prescott d Phoenix
BUILD 25o MILES MORE

The Topeka journal says that tho
Santa Fr railway is believed Go bt
backing new road 2Iu milDa in
length 90 bc built from Casa Grande.
ur Ca.ns GHudps Arizona iu % south.
westerly direction and connecting
with thy Santa Fc Prescott & PhuU
uiy which bias ita aonthcru terminus
rt Casa Gundr.
A party uf engineers. one uf whom
vus thIHf Frriup,r James pun OF the
santa o.. have Just completed tour
OT thp country #uuth from Casa
Inufp tu the Nuntus mining group
which was purchased last year by
term capitalists for $1,000 600.
Following close upon this tour NJ
Dol U..tion General Manager a. q.
Nrir. lUu for El paso. TcN. ou %
.r.,Hl tru base saturday unur. h,
win gU.ud meeting of managers uf
hH taInu. roads ut southwestern
United StltHH The objects of Mr.
dIIsus trip othor than that IL was
90 att.uI such q meeting could not
lr uspHltaiuod
Casa GruuIa iE about hail way hU.
fv.n ruD aud Phoenix, Arizona.
rhU u,aID.t which tho Santa FD hu
pruaChps Gao n ia about luO miles, but
lh. Santa Fp Prescott a Phoenix con
meets with the Santa Fo no Ash Fork.
Arizona. thus forming perfect link
between thr Santa fr aud the pro.
posed extension south from Casa
Gnndc
u is possible that the building of
tho proposed road is only part Of "a
much larger deal which involves the
absorption hy tho santa l'c of the
Santa &c. Prescott a. Phoenix The
Santa Fp. Prescott q Phoenix is %
ra1l several hundred miles in length.
The country which viii Dee trayprscd
hy tho proposed extension suuthwnrd
from CpHa Gruudy ,B almost "a virgin
forest uD iI"s being immensely rlcn
in minerals The timber promises to
hc % most valuable product and the
opening of the country viii give to
mining % tremendous impetus ln the
vicinity of the Mulatus mining group
arc the Jesus Maria min"s and the
bon Cah'Zas mines.
The members ~ the party who
made the recent expedition through
the country were as tuliuNs Jaluos
nun. chief engineer nf the Santa Fc.
william e. Potter. mining engineer uf
| tho santa Fo. w A. Drake. chief on.
ginocr of the Santa Pc. Prescott a
! Phoenix. Frank i Spear" mining OK.
port representing the eastern syndi.
cate which owns the Mulatus group.
T. s. EidridWo. owner OF the Don Ca
bozas mines McComb a Smith. own.
crH as large tracts uf timber land IN
/ the Sierra Madrc mountains timber
belt. I T.. Atwood the maintenance
uf way engineer OF the Santa Fe
] pr, r0tt a. Phoenix. and other mining
exports.
Mr. DUN was asked why the Santa
| Fu Representatives were going with
| tine exploration party. ana replied
we are going in compliance with or
! l,r- from Our suprrIUrs ] DO not
| know ANYTHING about their plans
! Mr. puttH o. the mining engineer OF
| the Sauta Pee. made the same re
.pouH, adding that ho dii not know
why the Santa Fu wanted the region
| Iusu,ttCd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

.tI..ts .bmr to attention and pre-
pared tp at. up thp march.
UuIiur thp services Boo The church
U.hHgEh thg building was crowded
almost tu #Unlrltiuu U was ItuihlN
atl Tho family pow wnH inpoi
heavily aud beside tho tour deep
bowed. dark rohcd womtu Wat Judge
UaN. tho lif.luuE personal friend ul
thr ptuaIdrnt and bats wife
OutaIdo among the toms of chou
sand of people gathered there moth
ug WlH heard but che wurmuu of
softly spoken prayers. There was l
r,t.r.utHl hush over tht entire tity
TUu H,.,ico ai thu chH.b ended
shortly .u.r 8 .tIUUl Ih march
vHH at once ukeu ur tH f1r r.mrtrrt
Their. another hort service was bold
con listing uf prayer. and HCuptlr,
reading lt pr Mluet,.t,I and HHhpI
Juf.. af Minneapolis
Th. quartet from the pitt burg
knIEhtH rDmular SANG thU last Holn,
zion
Soon % WAS uIl over Hui after %
bu.f pause while tho rhiUt muuIaru
took tntir carriages nuI were driven
away the yb fhI1uE began tu dir
pUuH. Thousands fingered about th,
spUt Tor u luuE tmo.
AZ o.rlucN President WHueyuli
uUu th, wruIi.ra oft the cabinet start
Dd back tp Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
PRESIDENT RoosGVeLT
Nc Reaches Washington and HAS
McctIn1 Win the Cabinet.

Meeting Win the Cabinet.
Washington %. g. Sept ed -Tha
presidential train arrived ni 725 A.
m If. IdDHf Roosevelt was driven
tn thH White House Am thr members
uf iuu cabinet who went tO Canton ~.
turned with him
Whom thn now chief executive
reached tho white House hc spoke
pleasantly tn th. wat. hman aad other
employee aud reaching his office was
IUinDd almost Immediately hv SeCre.
tury IuuF Tho presidents former
secretary Mr luou lr viii remain
with hlm probably aR an assistant
sD.rrtHfs Mr. Curtulyou. 10 the pres
/ ilgutH earnest request. viii retain
/ hlH position aH secretary
A. ~ o'clock 900 tho members Ot
the cabinet had arrived az tho White
House and soon were seated around
tho familiar tables President Huose.
Welt occupied Tho chair Ions occupied
hy hI8 predecessor Tee Hulomnity
which characterized tho meeting was
not unhvHtunE the occasion Nearly
an tho members of the present cab
met arc Quitr aurn tu remain during
RuuHtSUltH term but IL iH probable
that Socret1f, Long viii ASK tho pres.
idont tu permit him to retire tu private
life
Tho cal met was 300 session AN hour
nni 20 half the time holng spent in a
general rvyipW uf the moro important
questions which will require attention
of tho Now president
All tho members were present ex.
cout Attorney G,urul Knox vho
stopped iuW days 900 pittsburg Each
member explained to the president
the policy in dealing with matters uu-
der consideration and their present
status
The members subsequently cypress
"a themselves ns having fun conf.
donrD iu Roosevelt ability to give
the oountr, a strong. able aud con.
srr,utitc administration. and he viii
have their Iuyal support
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
ROOSEVELT PRAISED.
Major W. n. w. Llewellyn, Former
STAFF OWcsr and District Attorney
IN New Mexico, Says Presi'
cent Is Foremost

Major W. A. A. LlyVellyu district
attorney fnr tine Third judicial district
of New Mexico Ht las Cruces aud Dds
son MORGAN wpro Boa thiCa-u uu their
way homo from au eastern trip. Maler
llnWUllyu WIS one ot the stan officers
of President Roosevelt during the
Spanish American war serving iu the
RuuEh Riders regiment ic said
"Ncw Mexico in common with all
parts of Tho UnitCd states Wourns for
tho uutm,y end ot President Mckiu.
ley. But h is a matter ot great com
fort that ut such "a time q citizen os
true ANA able as Theodore Roosevelt
should o.. at hand tu assume thg ruinH
OF government
we uf the west know MI Roos pa
Welt We know that the greater th,
pspuusihilitics placed upon him the
stronger will become his power tp care
for thCm llo is clcuuhauiod, brave
conservative. Io win Cuntinu" tu Civ,
us an administration winning th,
praise OF AN foreign powers Hs wei
as that of hls own people. hav,
known Mr. Roosevelt in peace an,
war and regard him as "A foremost
American '- Chicago Rccord.ii'rald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
Happlly Married

ON Wednesday evening al tho Pres
hytrIluu church Rev r. G. Beattir
spoke the solemn and impressive
words which Joined iu wodlock Miss
Llda Kelly and Edward Mcneil
Many friends of the contracting par
ties were present who showor,d their
numerous blessings upon the happy
couple at tho conclusion of the corc.
mony Al the homo of the bride and
groom the guests were seated tu a
sumptuuus ropast The presents Go
the newly married couple were both
beautiful and useful and were highly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
FIGURES THAT TALK.
interesting Fscto About Rinallng
Bros. Famous Worlds Great.
eat Qbotss


Figure ur, usually dan things but
whom applied to Rrlugling Drnthors'
great circus thoy become luminous.
Perhaps nothing could give a better
Idea ut the magnitude Of this nam
moth amusement institution than an
enumeration of the following facts.
There are twenty big and little
tents. aul tU.y cover a ground space
~ twelve utrDr % the thousands ~
yards of Dasgg uad Ia this city Of
tents were torn into strips foot
wide tbsy would reach POO miles.
The main hippudromo pavilion ia
300 feet wide and 400 feet in length.
and can comfortably scat the popula.
tiuu of city containing $4,000 per-
sons After HispOs.uE OF the audience
there lB stl enough room ON tho
| hppOdrumo trueE 90 vancouver ara
army Ut 5000 mon
! The meuagprly pavilion ls a fraction
smaller than thD hippudromo tent.
! but tho poles and cordago used In ia
! IgouHtfulflun would mast and rig an
entire squadron uf sailing vessels.
Tho tickets used for % single per-
/ furmanoo when the main tent Us hled
| tu lts capacity u placed end 90 eud,
| would extend mile
] The show travels uu itH own special
! trains of cars Those cars cover a
milo OF track aud travel $4,000 niles
| every season
There are thirty elephants Ia tho
menagcric more thor half thc clo.
lphanta boa tho United states and moro
than hayc over hrfn.. been seen Ia
la snrlY Herl E.'.uI,l ID SINGLE hlo
tbo elephants would make r. l.na 300
feet in lunEth
Tho show owns $50 draught horses,
100 ring nnd thoroughbred racing
horses. go trick horses and go Shet.
land ponies au aggregate uf 500 cost.
IIy pgulurs 70 house these horses
"on the road" requires greater
| ground space than o. used by any
uthrr circus Tor Ita entire exhibition.
The average daily food consumption
of these horses iE ton tanf uf hay,
300 hushrIa of uItH 90 UB-lolH ~ corn
and nu iumrnae amount U bran
rho circus comprises 800 high.Hal'
lar.d performers Among them aTo
go acrobAtH $50 aoriniistH. 30 riders. 80
. clowns. aud great array uf other ar
I ltlsta The business and executive de-
martin auts Of thr shUw utilize the serY
. ices uf over 100 agents aud supefln
d taudrntH The working people en-
. brace an army of 600 experienced ant
10 disciplined men.
Tho performance o. given la thro,
B rings uu two stasca in miiaid and
Z | upon huge quarter mile hippoiroms
/. track and Do presented upon a scale OF
grandeur ana maguibceuco such a.
tnn Snowman 0f twenty years axe
d mover even dreamed Of The date oI
u tHr abua boo Albuquerque is Friday
q September Ed. and it will bo the big
q rcst amusement event ~ thr year
b rha Show exhibits the only glranl
Il known tU oNlHt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
sampson.craiq.

Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock Bort
Sampson and Miss Caroline Craig
were united in marriage at tlo rosId.
cucy of Mr. Sampson ON south THIRD
street Rcy G.. 4 Bunker officiating
TN. wedding was @ very quiet ono.
there bcirg mo- invited guests Mr.
s1mr-.., wou and fayoahN known
u This city as "a railroad mail clerk
running between Albuquerque and ~
pHsu Miss craig cumoH from Old
Virginia. which was also Mr. Samp
Hu former homo Cordial Cougratu
hu0ug are extended Co the PARTIES
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
AT THE CITY PARK.

Promptly az O'Clock in Robinson
with music by the First ReEimcutal
and g. Colombo bruss bands, followed
hy the singing of Lead Kindly Light
by the united church ChOire under
the direction Of =. lluughtuE Miss
Nellie Pratt presiding at the organ
Rey. w 4 Marsh. pastor of the Con
rrpgatiuual church. was master of
ceremonies and announced the speak
ors aud various musical selections
which were aE follows:
Prayer Rev. Bruce kinney
Scripture Reading Rev G, A
Bunker.
Address Roy. e. G. Beattlo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

m.ut Coo court Withdrew iho question
whether pE.s effort wac made by
s.HIny Co destroy ur capture iho span.
Iab steamer colon lH aur nt at anchor
Iu tho hnrUHr .f Santiago between tho
efth aud .1.t ut May iilEginsOn
was excused
Captain Chester Has called Choa.
trrs tuatiwouf related to coating OF
the coast uf Cuba nuJ orcuplpd but a
few mnutUs u. was followed by
Major ThUm1 n wood Of The marine
curps who was iu command 81: tho
marine guard un tho Massachusetts,
during tbH Spanish war
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
STEEL STRIKE.
Mills at Work and Only the Timers
HolaInn out.

pitUUurr pa. 4op,. Cos With "a
feW exceptions NO-k was resumed ,n
Doc comb lu.a at.,l mills today unI DO
tho li uutlOd t.u workers. can Boz.
hs nest Monday am th.
plant WIN hg u ful operation Anon.
thU tn workers tho feeling against r.
turning tp work unless the uniuu i.
recognized is gtNl strong. but in.
1upuc,a arc gt work which. a is
hoped. win induce the strikers 90 I'D,
consider thpir determination The
AmaImmatpl journal commenting
upon thH New York settlement. said.
"Caussa that laI up to this uusat
isfactuy settlement were uveTWhplm
ur to the workers Tho men had to
battle against tho daily press, puhll,
opinion advice of prominent lahoi
lruIcra and tho Withdrawal of credit
Hy tho merchants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

Washington - c sept 90 Tho
Srhlry court Uf inquiry rc luycncd at
% O'Clock today Am tho ~. mnpIa OF
tho court Admiral Dewey NrHr hi-
mirsl Buuham aud Ramsay Hcrc
present as Was Admiral SChlry Mrs.
Dewey Was among the spectators. but
tho general attendance was uol large
Judge Advocate IDmly read the or
| drr oi tho navy department appointing
Rear Admiral Ramsay tn "a place ON
the court ami then asked Admiral
Srhlry whether hu had objection go
urEc against any member Of tho court
Tho admiral replied n have not
| The WJg, advocate HWuTu the nom
| hufs Uf the court collectively aud
| thUu boo turn was sworn nu Judge adNut
! cate. A hotter from Admiral Srhlry
| to the navy department rnquosting
! that hD br supplied Nith AN papers
/ bearing upon tho case ana thc de-
pnrtm,HrH reply granting tho rc
quest WsrO read. rhn court retired
60 discuss m,tbut. .f procedure. At
! IlI.ll tun court r'wH.j from me
| consultation Juis. Advocate I"mly
| then poHputcd the report uf tho bu'
! rcgu uf navigation iur 1898 q hydro
| guuHIp chart of The West Indies aud
]
stated explicitly chat they were intro
! du,,d not aH testimony hW us books
! ur reference.
.Wu thuy preclude Introduction OF
! original documents Judge Wilson
asked
"N0t at all." waH the reply "On
] tho contrary Wo shall d.Hire 90 iu
trolu.e original documents when the
opportunity offers
captain Parker objected tp che
hylTuEruphiu chart
10 ls grossly Incorrect hr said
as matter ui fact tho coast hn'
uf cuba iH a.N milpf further HOuti
aud tUur miles further west than
| should be-
un huwcyor. Withdrew hIs ubl,r
uuu whom assured that the char
would not Iu used us evidence"
Admiral URgnson, commandment
chief OF the North Atlantic squadron
| was inc trt Witness ilc said be- had
aa captain commanded the battleshlI
Massaohusetts during tho 5pnuis'
war anl that for part uf tho time Ga
MAHnchuarttH had been part nt th
| "TltIug Squadron uf which SUNlr
| had command Ur told of going q
| glcuuoE1a un MHy 20 1888.
what was then done 10 arrur
communication with Tho Cuban force
un ahurr'' Captain Iomly asked
"NUtbiug tu my knowledge th
: | VituH. replied 'but I understand DO
! formation concerning The IuhnuH wa
. received through Captain McCalla
u uu also told uf thD presence ut th
ID | collier Mrumar aud the dcpartui
| from Ciaun,gua and arrival nt Sal
tiarD ON tho evening Of the Ith
8 | rouy tu question boz said that th
' Ma.saghuarit. had az that time take
r uu au0ut thirteen tons pt coat h'
r ar tlu weather was rough thlH Wa
@ done with diMculty
40 in reply tl uurHtiu uy thU ruuf
S | Admiral UIfeinsu Haid that bH d
u / not believe that @rhley bad done a
that hH should have done tu dD.tr.
b che Colon while Hhe lay at anchor Il
% dcfcns objected Admiral Dove
? said that tho court considered itaf
% Obliged ,1 FDt ut all thr farts Judi
q Wilson. Coz Admiral s,hlNy saIi
p would reserve thr right to later tal
.n exceptions tU requests for DpIniul
3. 0r NJucasrH. cyou Whou plt by 90
't court
Tho srbley court TOOK "a rrccRs fro
.h I to O'Clock After hearing arg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

New YORK, Sept 90 n was am
uouucel today that q y Rogers had
been elected president Of the Anal
gHmatod Copper COMPANY Rogers
was president several mOuths ago
succeeding tho late Marcus DAILY ~.
resigned ut the umH tho boston and
BItta Copper company was absorbed
The directors declared regular quar-
.fly dividend of o.. pgr cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
LAWN PARTY
IN Honor Of Mrr. ). C. Muir Of Dan
vile, lil

NillCf lll,
This afternoon az hcr pleasant
home uu South Third street Mrs
George Frost gave lawn party iu
honor of MIs. J G. Mum OF nauyIllo.
UL Mrs FrIs, was ably assisted hy
MoHIgmgs uursun end MalOy and
Ni. Iou. The beautiful grounds Wor.
HHi.uly decorated and about l2j
rU Hts assembled Tho ten table
which v3H decorated n rink ans
white. wa presided over hy MoH
damD Barney ard 49, ~ roN lr'
cream was served tho guests at tables
Zoo charge of No-uHmoH Springer and
Merritt while -. Ds Mcdonald AMI
U.uie Wupy dispensed The content.
of punch bowl Mrs frost and Mr
iu.. received tbo guests under o.
orso umbrella of Chinese pattern,