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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-18

Prospects are good for an early opening
OF the Cincinnati. Richmond & Muncie
Railroad The ballasting has been COM
pleted to Cottage Grove. the southern ter
minal, seventeen miles south OF Richmond,
and the track is ready for passenger serv-
ice. The passenger equipment is expected
early this week. The ground has been brok-
en- for $4,000 depot at Richmond. The
company has fitted up general offices here.
a telegraph line between here and Cottage
Grove has been completed, and prepare
tons are in progress for building the line
north TO Muncie. A traffic ARRANGEMENT
has been entered into with the Chesapeake
& Ohio, by which the latter will carry
business from Richmond TO Washington for
the inauguration.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR D. b. SHIFTING FLAN-
NELcChief Quartermaster's Once, Chicago,
ILL., Feb. Is, 1901 Sealed proposals. in triplicate
will be received at this office until u O'Clock
noon. March 2, 1901. for delivery at either the
Chicago, Boston Philadelphia depots OF the
Quartermaster's Department, Of 100000 yards ID.
b shifting Flannel. 10 o.. conforming to stand
ard sample and specifications. Government re-
serves right to reject accept any or all pro-
posals or any part thereof. Preference given to
articles OF domestic production or manufacture.
conditions OF quality and price (including in the
price OF foreign productions and manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal. Blanks for pro-
posals and particulars will be furnished on ap-
plication- Envelopes containing proposals to be
Endorsed Proposals for Shifting Flannel and
addressed to COLONEL E. Il. ATWOOD Chief
Quartermaster-
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Belt Road Tn fllc.

In the week ending Feb. 16 there were
transferred over the Belt road 1884 cars
against 19.24s in the preceding week Belt
road engines handled at the stockyards
1190 carloads of live stock against 12l3
carloads in the previous week, and for
privates switches on its line $50 cars.
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Victoria. Life to BE Their Example.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-THE National
Institute, an association formed for pro-
noting the higher education OF women. has
determined 20 raise a fund for the estab-
ushment OF university scholarships that
shall Dear the name victoria Foundation. .
women Of the future the high ideal OF yvona-
enlinees and domestic virtues, coupled with
the studious and progressive spirit as ex-
ompltfied IN the life and character of the
late Queen Victoria Clara Barton. OF
Warrington, VIII be the treasurer Of The
rphzrn coaI company sells the bsss cesl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-18

wANTEp-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Male stenographers and typewrtters
are In great demand by the government.
Write to-day for Circular 3D. giving full par
ticulars TO National Correspondence Institute,
Washington. D. c.
WANTED-For O. $. army. able-bcdied I'M
married men between the ages OF Il and So;
citizens OF the United States. OF good character
and temperate habits. who speak. read and
write English Recruits specially desired for
service In Philippines. For Information apply TO
Recruiting Officer. 25 N Illinois ST., Indianapolis.
Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-18

Just about the worst pain of all comes from sore
feet Some people have to take off their shoes right
in the middle of the day because their feet hurt them
If these people would first battle their feet in
water, and then rub them with Omega Oil, they
could their shoes from morning till bedtime.
Omega Oils liniment that contains little Swiss
green herb that goes in through the pores of the skin
and stops pain 1t takes out the soreness, the
tenderness reduces Swelngs invigorates the tired
muscles and causes all the bad odors arising from
perspiration to disappear That's good deal for
remedy to do, but Omega Oil does it just the 1t
is good for everything iniment ought to be good for
% Ssss % 81 s.%.; s.s f :
Orss aEcsh.n da -
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NOTICE.

>~~~-O~~~~~~~O~N ~~~-~-~~~~O~~~~~~~
NOTIcE--JOSEPH GARDNER, tin work an
furnaces. 50 Kentucky Telephone CD.
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LOCAL AGENTS.

D. A. COULTER. 100 East Market ST.
F.T. McwnlRTER, III cast Market 81.
J. L. BARl~ITT. ~ Lombard BuiIdinz-
OHR. HALL & CO.. Us East Msrkst 81.
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DENTISTRY.

Observation-Disclosures DENTAL PAR
LORs. 161a East Washington street Call and
get prices.
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State OF Indiana. Office OF Auditor OF State.
l. the undersigned. auditor OF state Of the
above Is correct copy OF the statement Of
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3lst day OF December, 1850. IL
shown by the original statement and that
the said original statement Is now on file
in this Office.
In testimony whereof. l hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affix my off,
[SEAL.l cial seal this LIST day or Febru-
airy. 1901. W. III. HART,
Auditor OF State.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
police Newn.
Yours truly,
&C G FOULKS'

In the southeastern portion OF the
city on sunday Marcus Baca Sais
and his mistress patra Martinez, con.
sumed a number of GROWERS" and
nnally resOrted 20 a hstic exhibition.
The woman was given severe drub.
bling aud sustained several ugly
bruises. When sails lost all power nj
his fists ne put his feet into use and
II is thought dangerously wounded the
woman. whom he resided with unlaW.
fully. The parties were placed und ~
arrest aud Will be given q hearing az
2 o'clock this evening.
Osborn Fuller In the name OF an Ia.
diyiduai who imbibed too freely AZ
ibe cup Of GambrlnHs yesterday and,
being tophcavy. tumblcd into tho
Hccquia. lie was fishod out by the pc.
liccmcn's net and not able 10 give "A
satisfactory explanation. was sen.
fenced % i've days In Jail
Six hOmbros aud one woman. who
were arrested 10y Detective Bon VII.
liams ON charge OF stealing ties from
the railroad company. faced Judge
Crawford az this mornings session Of
court and each were assessed a tino
OF 81, except the woman. who was
allowed her freedom, AZ no case could
be established against her.
Al a battle last Saturday night over
the saloon of &. C.. Jones, near the
shops. Pablo Jaramillo was seriously
cut ON the body by three natives ~
Chihuahua. one OF the bad men
made his escape, but the remaining
two were arrested. who later gave
bond for their appearance. While
Jaramillo sustained serious wounds, Il
is not thought they are dangerous and
nc doubt no will be ready TO dance az
the Clnae Of this Mnok
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

sen, for about a month on mining bust.
ness.
a good strike Of gold and sllye.
ore ~ reported on the king mime nd
organ. This property belongs 90 w
n Hadcn Dr. J. v Cowan aud NJ
Tate.
Theodore Rounult. the canning FAC.
tory man. started la 90 packing bis
chilli products. Twcnty.aix girls arc
ROW employed Next week be- expects
90 start 90 ON the tomato crop
Prof 10. a. Richards. for several
years principal of The Gallup schools
arrived NJ Moallla Park Thursday
lie succeeds Prof larkin ae principal
1i the preparatory department az the
college.
Rev strong. the baptist pastor. and
wife. expect 10 leave for Georgia IN q
week nr sO To reside permanently
Rev Strong Will take charge ~ a coli
rtogatlun there ON HIS arrival
Dispatches from Santa fo last Tues
day announced that Erwin Van llndi
had escaped from the ponltcntiary
Eang NJ work In the stone quarrica
northeast ~ the city Van Lindt was
sent up from this county nearly year
ngo for stealing a horse from Jim
lEaucks His term world have ox
pred on September 10. a posse is IN
pursuit.
Governor Otoru Hon n. q. nurgum
Judge Mcmillan and several others
whose names we did not learn. arrived
Ca Las Cruces Friday morning Major
LloWellyn Immediately took the party
and escorted them to the San Andreaa
mining district whore they Will look
over some mining properties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

the human tuberculosis germ and that
there On no danger o. contag.on from
milk and meat to men.
Dr Brush said
Il cannot agree with Dr.. Koch ~
everything he SAYS ! am OF tho oplu.
ion that tuberculosis conditions ~
mon and animals are Identical after
they are started. My occupation
brings M In close contact with dairy
cattle and have been compelled To
devote my attention 90 the subject OF
tuberculosis afIlicting dairy stock One
fact that strengthens my belief that
human hacilliary tuberculosis a. aii
derived flom the bovine species n that
whore this animal does not exist pul.
monary consumption Is unknown.
The KirRhs. on the stoppes Of
Russia who have no cows. have do
mcsticatcd the horse. using lie milk.
meat and skin, ana a case Of pull
monary tuberculosis has never been
known la the tribe The EsqulmRux
has no COWS. Mother has he pulmo-
nary phthlsis. and ! think Il can be
laid down no n fact that whore tho
dairy COW ls unknown pulmonary con.
sumption does not prevail. Let us
treat this dinease, especially among
the cows, "a lcprosy was treated 81
cid. and then We shall be saved from
the painful necessity OF treating the
human race In like manner. for ! am
convinced that II we stamp out tubcr-
culosls In the bovine race few gen.
ciations will eliminate II from the
human family
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
LOCAL RAILROAD NOTES.

Mrs. Charles Berry has gone 10 Cal
lforula TO care for her husband. Eu
sineor Berry who Is reported as seri
ously ~.
Mrs. j. Moore. mother Of Mrs. ]
/ FaF;herlngale. will arrive this weall
| from Trinidad 30 make her future
homo In this city
r. -. Turnbu,l master mechanic OF
TIE local machine shops, left Sunday
n'ght for El paso, there 20 look aftsr
some railroad business.
G orge Kler. who has been putting
la regular time and some extra. In thu
local railroad yards for a year past
has secured n leave OF absence ana
today started Tor Buffalo
Engineer James Carroll left on n,
this morning with a pass reading
from Albuquerque 70 chicago and IN
the next couple OF weeks viii enjoy
Visit among friends and relatives
The report Is current that the prom.
lrcnt young physician and surgeon OF
the Santa Fc company at Corrlllos. Or.
~ y. Roberts, win lead ca the
hymoneal altar on September a
charming Boston lady.
H.
ups returned Co her home In this CITY
last Saturday evening from Glen.
wood. Colo, She was accompanied hy
her sister. Miss Eleanor Moon. who
viii spend a couple OF weeks In Alba.
querque.
For a day or two past John stein,
superintendent OF the Harvey eating
houses. ANA h. H. Pollow. local mau-
aver, have busted themselves by draw
ms plans for the interior arrange.
ments Of the kitchen and bakery In
the new Alyarado hotel They have
succeeded In making decided Ina.
pfoycmcnt over the ordinary arrange.
ments for convenience ana comfort 10
the employees Of the Harvey house.
In few days the Wells Fargo Eek.
press company will remove from their
present quarters on the depot plat.
form 90 their handsome new building.
Just south Of the new depot now under
construction. The building which
trey will thus abandon will be- moved
90 the south end of the Harvey house.
where Il will be- used as a temporary
slurohouse and bakery, and the old
STONE building al the extreme end Of
the platform Will be torn away 20
make arrangements for the nnishlng
touches on the new station house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
oNLY Ole VAcAkcY.

The Thgtyfourth legislative as.
scmbiy p4ssed a law giving the gov
ornor Of tho territory power 60 on va
cancios In county Offices aGd In some
cases 90 create vacancies In such Of
fces. The New Mexican says that at
that time the Santa Pc ring, through
us irresponsible and cheap schihhiers
who control two or three newspapers
in the territory In the interests OF the
ring, for monetary considerations.
hoWled themselves hOarsc that Gov.
ornor Otero would Immediately abuse
such power and that the legislative az
scmbly made a great and greyious
mistake In granting him such power.
The law has been upon the statute
books Tor six months and the governor
has not made single removal under
the same, nor has he filled any yacau.
clos except such az were caused by
death or resignation excepting In one
instance, when a probate clerk Auei
% file his required bond in the time
prescribed by law ln THIS case Gov.
crnor Otoro appointed the man elected
by the people. although that man hap.
pcned 20 be democrat The facts
~ cak for themselves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
oERRiLLos.
From the Register

From the Register.
George r. Bailey returned from a
trip 10 Santa Re. Espanola. ava other
points. looking for a location. lie
thinks some Of going on a ranch Ia
The Espanola valley.
Last Tuesday Miss Ruth Green Gel.
Chrated her seventh birthday by entcr.
tanning several Of her young friends
nc an afternoon party Refreshments.
consisting uf ice cream. candy and
cake were served and a good time re-
ported by all
White out riding with a party OF
ladies Christ Green had an accident
which came near being serious. When
about half a mile north OF town The
carriage broke down. throwing the oc
Cupants 10 the ground. Fortunately
ne one was injured.
The many friends of Dr Palmer will
be glad to hear that after several
months at O hospital IN Topeka he
has regaincd his sight and IL la fairly
good health, when the doctor and his
family went away Il was feared that
nc would never be able 20 see again
but the rest and treatment which w.,
received at the hospital built up his
system. which was run down and
weakened by ovorwOrk. until he think
now that In time be will be able 20
again take M his practice.
Last Saturday evening Il. Green had
q runaway which came near causing
tbs death As he was going 80 his
barn after his return from San Ped -0
with the stage the team hecam
frightened and started 90 run. Before
Le could stop them tug came IN.
hooked letting the tongue of the wag.
en- down and ovcrturniug the wagon.
Mr.. Green was thrown about twenty
feet, striking on his head and should.
or and stunning him 40 that be did not
know what had happened lie was
carried into the house aud Is now get
ting along nicely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
UNIVERSITY FACULTY.
Several New Names 20 be Presented
10 the Scholars.

TO the scholars.
The board Of regents Of the New
Mexico university al u recent meeting
selected the following teachers to rep
resent the faculty for the years 1901.
1909
W. @. Tight. Pm. d.. president; pro
fessOr OF geology and philosophy and
professor OF biology.
Josephine S. Parsons. principal Of
the commercial department and in.
atructor IN mathematics.
James Hay Paxton, NJ. A.. professor
cf Latin and Greek and In charge Of
French.
Charles u. Hodgln. Il. Pd.. principal
~ normal department and professor NJ
pedagogy
Atanslo Moutoya. instructor In
Spanish.
John welnzirl. NJ. s.. vice director
of Hadloy Chronological laboratory.
professor OF chemistry.
G. Edward Magnusson, Pm. D.. pro.
fcssor OF physics and mathematics.
Ethel Hickey. acting professor %
English and history.
Ella ID. Coltralne. principal u the
model school and critic teacher.
Mary H. Gilmore, director OF the
music department and teacher OF the
plano aud organ.
NJ, Clusters. custodian and librarian.
Prof c. Edward MagnussOL II a
graduate OF the University OF Wiscon.
sin and comes 10 The New Mexico
university with splendid recommenda-
lions as a professor OF phyhlcs AMI
mathematics.
Miss Ethel Hickey is from Hia.
watha, kas., and Ia sister OF Prof
NJ y. Hickey, superintendent OF the
city public schools. The young lady
arrived In the city last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
FARMiGoToN
From the Hustler.

From the Hustler.
The Presbyterian church has 70.
coivod new coat " paint which adds
much TO its beauty.
Il r. reported that the Western
Ranch and Irrigation company has
abandoned the Great Western canal
IN lieu OF an oil proposition near West
Water.
Pennington Is undergoing a house
famine. Families coming here 20 To-
cate should bring n tent until such
time as some new dwelling houses
can be built
Several teams drawing two wagons
arrived this week from Thoroau with
merchandise for the Hyde Exploring
expedition and returned the next day,
loaded with blankets and fruit
Mrs. Thomas Fulchyr and sons have
broken ground for the erection OF AN
olght.room two.story brick residence.
with bath and all modern improve.
monts, on their lots facing Arlington
avenue.
Dave Lewis. the la Plata hay and
grain king. was ia Pennington last
week. lie says he will harvest oyot
5000 tons OF hay this year and hal
100 acres In corn that will run from
sixty 10 seventy bushels 20 the acre,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

Hon. Solomon Luna and wife and
Miss Otoro returned from California
yesterday morning.
G. W Wright travelling salesman
for F1oahcr a RosenWaid. the cigar
and tobacco dealers. went north this
morning.
Miss Anna Foran. after "A visit here
of four months with her sister. Mrs.
James Young. returned today 20 nee
home In OsweRo. n. Y.
Ed. Hart. one Of GalIup's prominent
merchants. arrived In tho city this
morning and during the day met a
number OF hts old.time friends.
Judge Merle was a northbound pas.
senger 70 Santa Fo this morning. H.
was In Silver city on Saturday at.
tending 10 some important legal ma.
tera
Hon u. $. Rodey. delegate 10 con.
grcsa, who was back Ia Washington
talking statehood and other matters
of general Interest 20 New Mexico. 70.
turned to the city last Saturday night.
Mrs ". c. WRlwork aud daughter.
who were detained in this city the
past week or ton days on account OF
the illness Of the latter. continued
o. their home at M Paso last night
owing 60 the rain there was NJ
open air religious meeting az the cor
ner Of Second street aud Lead ave
nue. yesterday afternoon. Services.
however. were held In the Methodist
college building nearby
Hon. II B FERGUSON. who has beou
fHNI o.
INK after some of his mining proper.
ties In and near Aiamogurdo. returned
10 the city yesterday morning on dc.
layod No. % from IN Paso.
A. u. Ausherman Of Doming was a
passenger from the south this mornin,
on his way Ia Trinidad For a mum.
her of years he was employed by NJ.
aiergonthalor. the inventor OF th1
world-rcnowned linotype machine.
The funeral of Mrs. Jose Il. Mora,
whose death occurred last Saturday
from tuberculosis, was held az the
San Felipe de- Mort church this morn.
ing, Rev Father Persona Officiating.
A large number OF friends aud rela.
tiyes OF deceased were present aud a 9
the remains "a Santa Bar
bara cemetery where burial was
given.
This morning Dr. j. y. Poarco re-.
Ceiyed from Major Clark N. Carr of
81 Louis a cane which he prizes very
highly, The stick is NJ a species Of
grown in the Philippines
and was secured there while the mai ir
was stationed near Manila The cane
ls mounted with a silver hand, on tho
top OF which Is Filipino hAlfdollar I.
silver coin.
A. ". McGanoy returned Saturday |
night from Denver whore ho went 90 I
meet q representative uf the largest
~ art goods in the T.
world. They have twenty factories .
scattered through France and Ger .
many and their representatives tray. .
p, with straight carload of samples. .
stopping only In the largest cltlos.
McGahey A. Co have arranged Ia put
In an art department ana viii have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
REllEE nEMANnEp.

The Pueblo ChIoftain says that Il Is
high time for the people OF this ooun.
try 20 ask themselves whether they
are 20 indefinitely submit TO the ups
and down TO when they are subjected
by the continual disputes In manufac.
turing and other enterprises, with.
cut doing anything on their own az.
count.
II Is time for them 90 decide what
they are 20 DO in their own defense
whether TO establish compulsory a..
bitration or resort 90 any other means
~ relief
Are they 10 be forever exposed 10
the disastrous results of these dis.
putes and yet 10 nothing whatever
for their own interests? Are selfish
manufacturers and obstinate employees
m their desperate contests "a overture
the rights and interests of an the rest
81 the population ana bring on general
disaster, while everybody accepts
whatever comes as III 10 were a cy-
clone or "a drouth that could not be
met by mans intelligence?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
NEW MEXICO AND STATEHOOD.

Hon. b. s. Rodey. congressional dei-
crnte from New Mexico. has been in
Washington working in behalf II
statehood for his territory ana he OK.
presses himself as very hopeful that
AN enabling act win boz passed hy the
next congress.
New Mexico has population OF
about 100000 and 30 o. clearly entitled
90 statehood says the Denver Repub.
iican. u has in addition 90 the roquis.
itc population sufficient taxable prop.
cfty and tho people want 90 be All.
mittcd. These are the reQuisites-pop.
ulatiOn. adequate taxable wealth and
. desire for statehood Having these.
the inhabitants OF territory should
le allowed 20 organize a state govern.
mcnt
As long as the questions arising
out ui the acquisition OF Hawaii
Porto Rico aud the Philippines wore
burning issues there wac not much
prospect that New Mexico. Arizona
and Oklahoma would hc admitted. but
those matters being uut Of the wag
there seems tO hp no. reason why tha
door should nOl hC OPENED to AN 40
continental territories except Alaska
They would improve much more rap.
idl} under state government for
men do HOt iike Gao ilnk their fortunes
with territory ~ may De- iu 70.
vague sort ol way. SCI nearly all men
have some political ambition ana for
them the prospect .goms brighter uu.
der state than under territorial
government conHq upntly boo seeking
a new home They liye the preference
a. the former
ln the caHt some persons have uh
1cctod 90 hdmIitnF the territories Du
the ground thai their Inference upnn
national politics ANA legislation would
b. pf0pOrtiOnaicly tao great nut n
should bo considered that the chief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
socoRRo
From the Chieftain.


p, ~ Nunker was In Albuquerque
tic first Of the week, but did not "a
60 California, as reported
Mrs. a. o. Bursum and little daugh.
ter are the guests Of relatives In So.
zorro for n few days.
Jim Berry left for Belcn. where he
has accepted position In the NEE.
camille establishment Of Fred SchOilc
Mcsdames Price and l.oewcnstein
left for Albuquerque, whore they viii
he the guests Of relatives for q short
time
Mrs, T.. Il. Babcock and children OF
Kelly arrived la town on their way
home from a months visit with rela.
lives Ia Indiana.
The marriage OF Seferino Abeyta
and Miss Emma G. Meek has been
postponed 10 August 90 on account Of
the unavoidable absence OF Rov. =.
Martin from the city.
Mrs, Henriette Billing and daughter
OF Cincinnati were guests AZ the Wind.
hor on their way TO Kelly Mrs. Bnl.
ing Is the owner OF the Kelly mine ani
makes occasional visits 10 the camp.
Mayor NJ. Cooney Is authority for
the statement that the city has Just
paid &32ih0 accrued interest on its
water bonds. IL will be remembered
that suit was recently institute
against the city for the collection II
this interest
David farr accompanied By his
wife and child. was Ia town from hls
ranch, eighteen miles west Of Mag.
oalenn. Nj. Farr reported his ranges
in excellent condition aud stated that
the change that took place in that
respect when the rains began was re-
markable for It's suddenness.
The Crown min company received
carload 81 machinery for the new
MIN the first Of the week aud ali
hands have been busy putting II In
place. When the machinery Is all in
this mill VIII be one OF the most com.
plete, up-to-date mills In tho county
and customers may be sure OF the
best Of service.