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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
VALENCIA COUNTY COURT.
iacobo perea Acquitted Of Murder
other Cases--C1urt Next r.rdsy

'a'"u9 rcfca acquitted az Murder
other cases--c0urt Next Monday.
AZ tho valencia county t.u 90 hu
district court several case. ..r. tr.rI
p..'r iu adjournment taE.u Friday
afternoon
Doc th. ulsu of fhD territory gH. Ia.
cob" pHroa ana Loniino Garcia.
charged with murder . .t.....I ri nc.
0u.tm was rendered lr .urtIuus
ui the court The accused m.u were
represented hy Attorney - IS Mar.
ron
$40 indictment was returned against
Nrnr. Gr.eEn from Maugau1. who
800. tried and found guilty OIL. assault
a0I battery on thu person OF un ~.
y"W OLD boy and was sentenced 40 tho
HI limit pi iOur month u aU and
lu0d $40.
A number of indictments worn ro.
med hN thn Grand luy. which Is
rtI U ..sIuu
Tho court tried mo cas-. uf Sol
H'".N a.. r1t.pu1 Garcia Plaintiff
claimed some 5000 900 account .T motto
and open account and defendant
pleaded 600 onset uu account Uf "a
h""p contract gmuUutIu. t $500
Judgment was rendered In d.I.aIunt'g
UyHr lur costa
AZ adjournment thy ra no FHfpp
thlNHa VS. InND.Guu lIU... sniff for
- .1H' 1ul inturu oU account az "a
uInmsurF motto ".Hu.1 I .uHgUi
II. defendant alleges thaf .. uo.
'su tUD note and thr Da. ..f being
como .u1 40 10 went uE.. .. u.rt
NlnIay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

O. chair aud seated himself. at tH.
.lmU time removing hiF nHi aul hU
Ins ha roaI boo D. hands lD au .u.
tHut Secretary CuHDlyou anu PROSE-
DENT MUnrn were 40 hs FitU ilIs
vaIHiDo.t was lHrIioIly opened thu
president meanwhile nImnUi.hing
iH1.. about h.m tu remain calm and
tollIuE Thorn mot to hp alarmed
'nut you are wounded" cried hiG
secretary "lDt mu HNamluC
NO. ! th.uk not severed tho
president . ana not badly hurt I as.
Jra guu.
Nevertheless hie garments were
hastily l0uson,d and then "a trIcklI1E
stream az CRIMSON was seen Co wind
iis way down hi. breast sprDai.ng fs
trlltalo stain over tho white surface
uf tbe linen and thDir worst fears were
confirmed.
a force uf exposition guards wU.r
soon on the scene yuI ON effort was
made Goo clear tbo bbl1inr 49, li.
time the crush was t.rpNr Tho ru.c
flturs crowded down n,c ataIrwgys
from tho galleries the crowd uu Oh,
N,or surrUd forward towarn gle" ru.
lrum while despite the strenuous o.
forts uf tln police and the guards. On,
'hrunr without struggled madly to co.,
tain uIUIa ion.
The presidents ae-Wlput iu Oh.
meantime had been hustled by tr,
exposition guards to the rear us 'h,
building whore De- was held vilp tru
building Wus ItinE cleared. euH latte.
was turned over Gao superintendent
BAN OF the Hu1aio police department
who took the prisoner to 80 l3 rul'c,
station AND afterwards Co police hoe
quarters.
Ns soon as the crowd u h. Tcmul.
uf Music had been a. .p.HuI 4uW
riDnily. thH president Ngs removed o.
1890 automobile ambulance ami taken
.I iH" expo .t'Hn hospital Wh.r. BOZ.
examination WHa made. The npH.
H1iyal ttIN H# summoned Hr.
within % brief period ..N.r1l uI UuT
1.uH N..t known practitioners W..
.i ih. patient SID.
Ih. ur.I H.nt retained tH. n' .,..
.I-r of h.H HwIt,. until placed obi.
OOH" Operations tah'. auI subjected r
|u. lU.ti.a pom thH Hr.t ..Im'Uu
...u be "t. uariuir,I iIlI uH. U"|
'.I had iHtnU rnn.. u thu Hrhn.
Ur.aI just below 'H. nipple. pnu.U.
70 comparative, harmless wound.
Tho other truE .'..' u tu. B.
m u about tuu uDI. l.lHn m. ..
nipple Four urhH. t1 fHa l.u uf OH.
navel 1nd about 600 level HIt.
Upon tho arrival nt the exposition hu.
uit1l the second bullet wound va.
u-uhoH rho wallis 1f the uh um %
were opened hut tho ball wa. not 3.
uatod The iurisior was hastily closed
and att. q hasJy consultation 10 500.
decided o. remove the patient r" H
Mulhurn's homo This was done. au
automobile ambulance being U u.
tho purpose
40 a m tho following bulletin
was issued President continue. q.
U' we'll temperature. IulG. pulse
no. respiration gI"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
A GIG SHOW COMING.
Ringing Bros. World Famous clr-us
20 Exhibit Here.

hlNANNI bINa HNNilN ' aN'Nha NJ p.
20 Exhibit Here.
RInrl'nr Bros famous combined
circus monarouo and hirr15rumD
win exhibit GOO tibuWcruuo FRIDAY
September e. This win hn plea u.
ncwH On The public. for NIneiiue O.
cirul ia NOT only tho Iars Hr.n.. .r
fiiutiun Goo the entire world. lrt g.
run upon such high moral plan %.
to win tho appreciation OF every conn
munity in which 70 exhibits A VISIT
Of Ringing Bros circus s 8lWHE H
rDl1 dJy without any at tha uDpI.ae
ant features which tho public IufN
associates with many other trDye ing
exhibition Tho pictures of tho Nt.
Ringing brother. which con .tIfnt.
tho trademark OF tho hig how. wh.u
soon in the press or upon the wells
is 8H absolute guarantee that U..H
promise made in advance of tho .s
hIhItiou win Dee faithfully kent ann
that tho performance win hH thn H.
u'utu perfection af 0r.nic mfuri" 'n
mont Ringing OrpH are mover con.
tent tp rnHt their fame uuru tH.
achievement OF thu past and t.l
exhibition bigger au"
rr1uI.U than "For h.f1r. Th... H-.
more riders moro uuruhlt# u.-.
clowns and more UIDE"- .u.o.ult OH.
ny0.r dr eruption than over h.f.r.
Hul the ihr.r rings double stages.
B.r'H' .uncuH ana hugo fourth m.I.
racing tu.. Hrr n'rlt alive with I
Enrt|uH performance. of re- .hBr1.t D.
newer haforu soon with ON 1rpuIr N
hIu.tuu Ih" world ha. mover .r
lao.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
MOUNTED INFANTRY
Silver City to Organize interesting
Cattle Case to be Tried.
GRANT COUNTY DOCTORS ORGANIZE.


Special Correspondence
silver city. N. NJ. sept silver
city H going to have q mounted la,
mntry company. which will hr "a pnrt
uf the New Mexico National Guard
The matter has been talked off loo this
city lOr some time past and iF.t week
when AdIutnut General Whitman was
in town Dec managed tO got a number
uf the Young men interested lu the
forming of company a meeting has
boon called tu meet Zoo NUwcumh'H
hall ON next Wednesday evening
when stops viii De- taken tI perfect
O. permanent organization The meet.
ing viii Zoo an probability Uo ad.
dressed hy Major idowoilyn who has
been Invited tu hp present IS paper
has been circulated among tHe young
men OF tho C,ty and Quit. n number
have signed their namDa H willing
tl become members Tho UHrnuiza.
Zion win hc known ag Company -.
mounted Infantry First regiment. 81
ST a. g. Tho company win ND under
the command OF Major Van pltten
ono ut tho interesting pl.H iu BE-
tried nt the present term uf Cine dis.
tFirt ruprt win Doe the ease Of the
Lyons a. Campbell Cattle company
against uUmh.r of the smaller cat
uomcu on tho CHA river Iba case
arose over ihp DISPUTE of che cattle.
mon whose ranches iny back Com the
liver $50 thAt they were compelled n
they did ans irrigation CD ug their
bitches thrHurh the iaul owned uy
th. Lyons a Campbell people The
company haas also hfuUghi ...t fl.
IuWlroa aa it claims 10 hus lost quite
% number 1f cattle in tho dif0hos by
becoming husgCd Do the uI 3
hearing was recently had bv plaintiffs
and defendants boo the r1 before
Judge Frank W Parker .N issued
1901 injunction against tho Defendants
from using she bitches until lh. case
had boon tried ut the present term of
court Tho matter bias uu UI con id
cradle trouble and llfppHnr among
Che c1ttlcmDn involved uatHnr doing
ldcfuhlr damaro tD Thorn u not
getting any wator thf.l.H tholf
IltChcs
The doctors of silver DItg have or.
auized Grant County $50. .aI BOO
o."'N composed of tho nb SANS of
.h.e county They win hold meeting
twice @ month. iu which IH.. H|H dia
.naH professional matters On. .lo ben
.df OF the members.
Clyde Nlbun. junior m.mI.H uf th.
drug Nrm uf Williams a. h...H. ls n
very low condition 900 Oh. Sisters
hospital be.UE knocked n.. with ID
mOubaau thr other da. l. D. m
proving zoo fhu present tuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
PLEAsANT ANNIvrR.AaY-


The T@cntyhft7 Wedding Da. OF Mr..
and Mrs r. G. Pratt
no. twenty aftb anniversary of tho
wedding Hf Nr and MrH o. G Pratt
was celebrated last uIEht u very
aHI.cHh'. manner A uum... Hf their
Ni uIs gathered 600 the hur u East
I.on avenue aud wished OH. worthy
couple many happy rDuwa u. .Ie day.
hn september q. 1870 D. O. HHlt and
Elizabeth A Woodland wrrU rnItoi In
marriage pt EaHiuu a. s.. auI their
voyage 300 the -ru Ui WaiIu.uv has
H."u "a NiD OF pleasure HuI u8rfub
n,e since lhN' thD family IH boon
residents OF Albuquerque aHI mum.
I.r ih"Ir friends hy thUuaUuH. Th,y
hH'D hocu blessed with 900 Interesting
family Of children that ar. fH..r par.
.N'. pr'" Nr aud Nr Pratt are
'1 u' congratulated upon I... silver
wedding anniversary under MOST han.
E nI pl.. Uur.u. fr. evening Hrt.
l" puH" wuu far tH... d. sent
Nr sidney Uuushtlu u l ..a.put
..H presented tap caup. Rlh a
handsome #'IN.r UgIIIur ...n aH "A
HH.H OF thnir esteem.
Tho following friend. son. ura..rf
Row aud Nr O. A. Bunker Mr..
HUI Nfs IS UuueHi.u fIr AMI N-.
F ~ lto Nr and Nrs vs.. W. Me.
Donald Nr aud Nm n n short SIN
and Nr o. w. Anderson U..f and
Hr. 81 d. Hickey. NI uuH wr. Woe
IuE Foster Mr. auI W. .numus
HHHhUs Nr and Mr. ID Grant
NU ana Nu vs.. U J.ug.. lIr ana
Mr John Mum Nr uuU U. o. kIu.
imam NT and Mn. % TI..r..s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Put Two Bullets into Her Head and
Buried Her IN q Shallow Grave.

Put Two Bullets into Her Head and
Buried Her iu a Shallow Grave.
One ~ The most duginrlly and
hoInaua crimes ever committed In this
section occurred near Temporal.
twenty miles north OF here. last sat.
urday. when "a McNicau rnuchor and
sh.npbUrlor named Garcia liylns near
Three Rivers. murdered his wife.
lIC induced his vito TO go ON
JrIp overland with him boz q wagon.
They campDd out The GrHt night a.
70 point between Thrpo Rivers and
Temporal and uoNt morning Garcia.
being seen prug,.iluE uu his trip
alone. Eu piyIou wal. aroused and in.
vDsumt1n rUIlt.l The trail WAS
followed from 90. starting point and
near tho nrt nights camp now
made mound was observed This was
dug into aud nt % depth uf two foot
tho body OFF thD murdered woman WAS
found She had boon shot 90 death.
ono bullet going through the right
Jung ana another lodging in the
shoulder.
The 'Ustru of the peace az Three
Rivers was notified but for some nm.
accountable reason refused TO act.
The murderer has not yet been APP
pretended. -OtcrO County Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

The coward. a'uWp. ol an unur
chiat t0 as.a u." President Nc
Kinly u8. HuOs.I t.. people Of The
whole country Nut .ucc tho aasasa
inauon ai President Garfield have tho
people boon aa deeply stirred The
sympathy ior the president De- almost
universal 1h. miserable being who
porp0uat.d lb. DmD unfortunately
was mot UIl.l on thu spot 80 pun.
ishmgut can uo melted out to- him AIDE.
quato Co.. uia ,unardy decd
Tho dI.pt,h, Ayo hope that the
president VIII recover The wishes
and prayers of q sraat nation are cen
tgrDI about the bed uf the stricken
,Xcyut,'. and ull that skill can do
will boz brought t1 n.ur to preserve hi.
life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

For tho past few wooka A. j. Crau
ford has been picking up snaps 900
WOOL until nu has accumulated and
stored loo this city over goo. 900 pound
lln stated this morning that ON next
Monday hu would transfer this his
bulk OF Wuol 90 tho Aibuquer1u.
Securing Mills whore D. viii Doe scour
cod ana pTt In condition for shipment
tu ono eastern markets.
While in th. city THURSDAY. John
Becker of HDIrn sold Go the SECURING
Mills 10000 pound off N0ul ana RIOS.
nuWald Brothers th. other day. aniI
90 thn mills 10000 pounds
Bcsidre thn-. extensive. clips. th.
mills have purchased mailer output
ana viii hr Kept running Tor many
month. from now on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
pnIlrlcAI LEADERS

a letter from Senator Vest if pub
liabsl 600 which. after speaking kindly
ul Mr Bryan whom hn regards as %
ruUl speaker Dut poor header De-
Says
"Ioadyuitu ia peculiar and rare.
talent a man may Boz nu orator law
yer aud statesman, hut not necessarily
q good leader Jefferson. Van BuTOu
Lincoln and Mckinley have been the
greatest political leaders aud mauuE
crs iu This country and Mr McHinlgg
has never had O. supgIor in that %
gard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
FAIR PARAGRAPHS.
The Approaching Fair Being We'll
Advertised by Santa Fe and
Fair Officials,
BRIEF NOTES ABOUT ATTRACTIONS.

% o. now forcgonc conclusion,
which was reached in conference yes
to-day afternoon that there VIII h'
.Hm" lrt"rC tina midway attractions
md the secretary is using The wires
iu capture some of the very best a..
fractions
Tho Citizen has not boon informed
officially whom the privileges ut tho
fair win bo put ON sale but plenty ~
time will Doe given prospective purch-
Baora to rDt into tho swim. There
uIll ho Some nrat class privileges and
concessions 90 Be offered.
The newspapers of the territory. ca
pucInliy ai Las Vegas and Santa Fc
ugo to lU commended FOR puhIahmg
che announcement of Secretary Me.
Gamma of Che Territorial Fair asa1cia.
unn. regarding Che Advertising ,ar
what ndypriisoR Albuquerque uiyDr
ti,cs the whole territory. aud ihIa Kind
OF motto is being wen observed this
year hy tho territorial exchanges.
81 recount meeting off tho oyp.l.
tive committee ~ vHa voted Goo give
ssh tsr u. best decorated Goat Zoo
che trades. .aIAIu For the past few
years these paulaa have boon 'ut.r
..tinE feature .I fair week and some
have boon brilliant and UU .eIutU uut
BE- De- thu uioufiHu OF the tnIr man.
gE.mgnt to mak. iHo trades parade uf
tha approaching fair Gut. mine uu pre-
N.0uH efforts. and OF course DC VIII be-
done.
W 10 simpson who has charge "
tbo utyrt.Hug department uf the
SANTA Fr RAILROAD COMPANY. Docs iH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
WILL HAVE EXHIBITS.



OtDu1 county Will not bc unrcpre.
suutn1 CO. the coming Territorial fair
at Albuquerque. Through tho enter
prise of a . King of the Improve.
meut company q splendid exhibit OF
thu fruits and other products ~ tho
county wall bo made os "a dpmonstra.
uuu off the possibilities OF this Sec
uuu iu tho way ur agriculture and
horticulture. Visitors Go tho fair viii
open their ',cs Boo surprise when they
." th, 8mpl"e OF products OF this
county offered Iu comparison with
thue. FROM other parts OF the terri
tory
. g. Dunn has Hpcu engaged Ina
a.LtIue together tbu exhibit aud has
visited many portions OF enc county
already boo quest OF fruit and yeEo.
tables securing some particularly fuo
p..imyus from TularUHa. Ia Luz uud
lUrfu Rivers Those VINO have any
doubt of thn suitability ~ this climate
and .O.I to the growth ol fruits and
Huts uI ..ml trlpIg character should
iuk. % glimpse of che dEs ana almonds
taken from tree at TulHro-p Mr..
Dunn w.l s1 tn. tho mountains today
i1 secure additions Co the exhibit
Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

legs mono TOO good. and the habit II
riding man Isis eyes were BLUSH
gray It's chin eO far from being
broad and strong. was narrow and
pointed. Hls tooth were large and
protecting. tho tooth of carnlvor.
Providence alone knows through what
miscarriage IN the acons Of evolution
The soul ~ some fierce aud far.un
cnrnivor got into the body of this ~
tlc man. this boy this Rcnd In tight
boots and broad hat tio died nj the
axe of ~. man far every yea; -
indeed bad Billy lived he might hNyo
grown 20 be- n bad man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

csoi the man
they marx bih
rr uiln ng
equal, ihr uIn
WIN i'i'7'.l
kin ani ci'lt
coiupl, zion w.'I
hnl % easier io
''' k
"' l'h
',''I' WIZ I'.
SHOW Illt UllII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

uauu and corporations $4,000. IH
toms az ray sf 1888. $4,000 "i '"W
hDr s'l-i uu.sm'ihs au' ..".0'..
tools stTs
According iu au apurHN.uai" ra.nu
mtIuu made u OBJ. un.. NJ ... t.l
turHl a1ll OBJ. Uf II 1i
r.t..u. Iur EH'.u." ..Hri. ..,
fItl11U. au increase sine. H.t year
Of saf' fli tut those Ne1r. ... "F
.act to correction %. tH. 'UuI l..
Fnasmtut returns Uo mot lHH '
totals 'ur precincts nor county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Tho Sow Ioa.au government has.
during tho AHt siN years. bought back
frum'thD original settlers 3gi 600 acres
OF land This land was used original
ly Tot sheep runs. lut is now tarmcJ
hy $3.50 families.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

The public schools OF the city
opened this morning with about 1000
scholars Boo attendance AZ tho Con.
irnl school There were about dozen
scholars moro than arats and thpy
could rui uU accommodated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

NUH... ta. bamboo China would Do.
vpU usu u.plys Iuu bamboo prl
NIl.a t..u WltuMaug Fu...H.suI I1gl.
ia manufactured lu.I lIy good papD
furniture. Hlps and houses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
LETTER LIST

Following "a list OF l0Itnl main.
ing uucnllOI Tor in tho pu.luWce nj
Albuquerque. New NN..H rU ths
week ending Sop. ".|
LADIES LIST
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

The ,uf..p uE cuisines. men OF
Silver DI.. u. securing nu, exhibit
fur th. Territorial UII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
ASSASSIN'S SHOTS
Planned to Kill the
President.
In a Dense Crowd, the Anar-
ChiSt Fired to Kill,
After Greeting the Presi 'e7t, "
Fired Two Shots,
the VICTIM GETTING WELL

noon white Precedent Mckinley was
huH'ue public reception in tho rreat
Temple uf Music ai tho Par. Nmor
... UT. uaf ir. ruvardIt ntaeN
Hu.u N.m ..r mrHa with what .u..
...s uu. alone cam tpU
Th OIL. T.at waa -faudiur iu tho
.mfI.i 10 ,.uVl. rumn,Iirr thoraoud
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
The Oldest and Best.

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and is an trtIuf. ,r. .aI boz oa'y
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-12
Where the Militia Fails.

The London volunteers Tough. baye.y
in South Africa, just as American Tolon-
teers always have done. But one can
not help appreciating the humor Of some
of the incidents in the recent homtfoH-
ing. And Tennyson's fling at the eoHh,
ter and till reminds T. II. 7. Of the
Rochester Post-Express that even iA'
London volunteers in battle array are
not forgetful of business. When tae-.
comrades from South Africa entered inc
city. one Of the demonstrating Wario's
drawn up in the street was endeav"..As
in vain 10 stop the encroachment Of 4
stout gentleman in the crowd; H..
you l can't get back" said the treSpa~-St-'
THE crowds pushing me forward. tH,s
an officer came along. Wont get hat ~
Make him. said the officer. Put the
but of your rifle in his chest. Don ff'
me you can't. You are the N1tID-
err man. The private hesitated. :,
sir, | know I'm the stronger man ID.
said. Then, desperately, be added, ~.
he's the head cashier at our office s-''
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-12
Trade Philippines for Ireland.

Maj. Henry A. Newman, the Missouri
eX-CoDfederate, was one of those who
could spellbind on all other issues better
than he could on the paramount He got
IN the way of ignoring the subject which
the Kansas City convention had declared
to be vital. One day during the cam
paign Maj. Newman was down at Pop
lar Bluff preaching Missouri Democracy
pure and undetied III his best form. but
refraining from any discussion of the
haul-down- thetiag" proposition. Among
the majors auditors was a citizen who
marked the omission and interrupted
How about the Philippians y he
asked with a brogue which left no doubt
as to his nativity.
Maj. Newman continued without ap-
pearing to notice the questioner.
How about the Phillipayins?' came
again at the end of one of the major
best periods
Half dozen of these interruptions fol-
lowed with no apparent let-up 10 the
lrishman's persistence.
My friend said Maj. Newman at
length, IN tell you about the Phiili-
payins."
The imitation of the brogue was per-
feet and everybody chuckled.
I'm tell you, confdentially." said the
major seriously. what I'm in favor of
doing with the Philippians Ia trade
the Philippians to Great Britain for Ire
land, and then we could raise our own
policemen. st. Louis GIobeDemocrat.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-12

The United States consular agent at
Eibenstock reports to the state depart
ment upon commercial education in Sax
ony. This little kingdom alone has fifty
commercial schools, that for the most
part were organized by merchant unions,
but over which the state exercises SUI
peryising influence. The buildings for
the schools are furnished by town au-
thorfties. The principals of these insti-
tutions receive from $1,000 to $500 a
year. In Saxony the teachers are pen
stoned after a certain time of service.
though this is not the general custom in
respect to similar schools throughout the
German empire. The students come
from the middle classes and are appren-
ticed to merchants while attending the
schools, in some instances dividing their
time between the counting house and the
schoolroOm. The courses of study in
elude not only bookkeeping, etc, but also
English and French, upon which a great
deal of attention is bestowed.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-12

The authorities of the British museum
have recently secured the exhaustive col
lection of 10000 moths from western
China which formed part of the coIlec-
ton Of the late j. Ii. Leach, and is the
finest collection of lepidoptera in the
world. The museum paid $4,000 for the
right to choose what they desire from the
collection, which will be about 1900
specimens. Mr.. Leach had specimens of
several moths not to be found in any 9th
er collection extant. Sir George Hamp-
son. Bart, who classified the moths of
India for the Indian government some
years ago, will make the choice and ar
range them in the present British mu-
scum collection. The work will occupy
about twelve months
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-12

The movement to erect a monument to
Col. Alexander l.. Hawkins and other
dead Of the Tenth Pennsylvania volun-
teers has interested members of the
Pennsylvania state Senate. Col. Hawk
ms was elected a member of the Senate,
but being in the military service, and
preferring to remain with his regiment,
he was never sworn in. He was well
known personally to many members of
the Senate, who could not fail to ad-
mirc his high purposes and unimpeacha-
bic character. They will all unite re
CARELESS of party or factional division,
says the Philadelphia Press, in the
movement to erect monument to com
memorate his services to the country, as
well as to those Of the other dead Of the
only regiment of Pennsylvania volun-
teers that fought III the Philippines.