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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
HeDeutlS1HIand.

and the grand total OF expenses for a
single passage will probably be from
sS0, 900 TO 100000.
This is enough to stagger any but
the great Neptunes OF commerce; but
against this there should be set off the
vast receipts from passengers and
mails. possibly amounting to over $780,
900, and IL will be seen that something
should be left for interest on the cost
of the ship mot less than Sc 900. .000) and
10 pay running expenses.
Ship owners and builders are not now
disposed TO make large ventures in the
direction of speed, at the sacrifice OF
space which this entails. They are
waiting for some new development that
shall give the requisite results with
greater economy than at present is pos
sible. In view of what has been accom-
plished by the inventor of those won
derful boats. the Turbinia and the vi
per. which attaiaed the unprecedented
speed of 40 and 43 miles per hour on
trial trips, II would seem that the en-
gine of the future Is TO be like theirs
OF the rotary turbine system-though it
has not yet been tried i'm vessels OF
large capacity. The great objection TO
them is their voracity, as they are per-
feet gluttons for coal. and no ship has
yet been constructed sufficiently large
to carry all the fuel she would need
even in a four day trip and prove prof
liable at the same time.
The inventor of the rotary turbine
has promised to attempt TO curb the
appetite OF his engines and to adapt
them for great liners, so there In every
reason TO believe that the hundred hour
voyage will become an eventuality In
the first decade OF this century.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

OF
o
10
of which the colonial department disposition South
wa
the attack him Chamber
but made explanations satisfactory TO his e stated how
family which nothing distinguish
e or
integrity"
a
to
ndicot of
OF frs secretar of war
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
IN ONE HUNDRED HOURS.

TT is not improbable. the maritime
experts say. that within the limits
- OF that somewhat vague period, the
near future" The passage across the
Atlantic ferry" will be made In about
four days, or at the most not to exceed
100 lours.
Peering into the new century and
having IN mind the grand achievements
of its immediate predecessor the nine
tcenth, this forecast should not be con-
sidered unreasonable. TO do this, how
ever. will necessitate an absolutely new
class of ocean steamships. capable OF
maintaining an average speed OF at
least 30 knots an hour. Thirty knots. or
official nautical miles. as calculated by
the United States coast survey and the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

the camera fend
pursues his sub
jects. even to
the grave. IL
shows. also. the
peculiar manner
in which the
Egyptian Arab
Is carried to his
la st + g s { n &
place. The bier
is borne by his
four nearest rel
atives. the head
of the corpse be-
ing directly be-
meath the curl
Gus protuher-
anCe standing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
DESCENDANTS or KRUGER.

When Dom Paul Kruger left Africa
for Europe. no took with him his lovely
grandchildren, Miss Guttmann and Mrs.
Eloff. the latter being accompanied by
her husband and two small children. SO
there We're three generations OF Kru-
gers In the party representatives OF
two OF them being shown I'm this por-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

in the footste
by a
in
the of the of
to
the
atestm of sk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

to enrich'some favorite Of mis- fancy. 1t
was not long ago that a policeman
hauled him up for furiously driving an
automobile through the streets OF Paris.
Al another time. Dame. Rumor has 1t.
he was wandering through his own
royal gardens as guide TO a party OF
American girls who had mistaken him
for the gardener. When his lord cham
berlain met him thus employed, he
nearly fell in faint when the old king
said sweetly, Il have taken the liberty
OF showing these ladies about" They
gave him a 10 franc piece, which he at
tached TO his watch chain as souve-
mir.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07


derivation wonderful endowed with attribute
taken There
Benjamin monopoly of the
a
times
o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

issue postage stamp. IL is blue. with
the head of the retender and the TN
scription. "Dios PAiria Y Don Carlos
Rev"
Emigration frVm Iiungaria has ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

oldest. but al
so one of the
tallest members
OF the diplomat
ic body and is
distinguished by
his commanding
esence. He
was born in
England 80 years
go and is look
ed upon as a
true cosnopcli-
IAN, inasmuch as
his parents were
Hanoverians. his
first wife was a
Russian and his
second an Eng
lish w ON a n.
Thirty OF his so
,rnora houa hon~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

spent In the service of his fatherland.
and he seems as active today as when
he began his career. retiring as one of
the most popular of the foreign minis
ters resident in France.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

sumsd unusual dimensions lately. Dur
ing one month 1851 passes were issued
10 Intending emigtants.
" is estimated that 600 deer have
been killed Ia the Maine woods the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

trait OF Mrs Eloff and her younger
child. They do not favor" the rugged
old hero of the Beers, unless the child
may be said TO show a family resem-
blance. for the young ladies are very
good looking. and nobody would suspect
their relationship u one whose linea-
ments have made m famous-but not
on account of great t.a ,ty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
LABOR SCARCE IN HAWAII.

There is a great demand for hands by
the planters In Hawaii. No less than
80. 900 men are needed there In the culti-
walton of sugar, and efforts are making
10 secure them in this country
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

years Twelve OF the palaces viii BE- re-
tainsd and turned into special mnse-
ums
sin dresses were worn IN chino L6p5
years uso.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

up from the front part of the casket.
Such other relatives as the deceased
may have left to bewail his taking off
follow on foot, chanting in a monotone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

In spite OF their unsanitary habits the
Chinese often escape disease because
their houses are we'll ventilated and the
children receive a daily sun bath.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

Robblng graves is the only crime un-
der Chinese law for which the thief
may be Justly killed on the spot by any
one finding him out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

present season, thg hunters being most
~ from other states
A plan has been prepared for pre-
serving the greater part of the Rue dos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

and feet at the top an1 stand on
foundations feet square.
Spanish Carlists have an eye 90 bust
nesg Tho hrst thing done in tho re-
Gently suppressed littlc uprlsius N.as "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
DEAN OF THE DIPLOMATS.

The dean Of tn, worlds diploma lists
at the time OF his recent retirement was
Prince Munster, late German embas-
sador TO France. He was not only the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

This snap shot, which was taken from
inside carriage In the principal street
of Alexandria. shows how relentlessly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
or LOCAL iNrGRGsr.
Albuquerqueans Who Visited Gallup
the Past Week.

Mr. and Mrs W 4 kroamor ro-
turned from Albuquerque
Hon hlpV. BoWiv made "a business
trip to Albuquerque early ia the week.
Robert r. putucy the wholesale gro
cor of Albuquerque. met with success
u .Wrg goods here this week
Frur Myers OF Abel Myers a Co
WAS here from Albuquerque Interview
ing his customers.
About t"enty people were I'm Albu
uu4ruuc Hs Witnesses before the Unit
trl states court iu various cases
Antonio Culuul came iu from Alhu.
quorpuy on short visit to his family
Ivan Gruuafold. representing the big
firm lu Albuquerque spent couple of
days here selling goods.
Walter Johnson who is an apron
tirc Boo the Albuquerque machine
shops. visited hiF parents here I'm the
early part OF the week
n. u Bordun came uut from Alhu
Quuruue in the interest of now oil
company tie lpft the same day "a
locate land northeast Of here.
James MoIOuey returned from l.n'
Vegas tu Albuquerque aud has mace
arrangements 90 move his family
there Tor the wiut0r or longer. lll.
home residence is Tor rent
Deputy Narshals Fornon ana Nc
I KDchnn came ont from Albuquerque
Thoy arrested Dan Miller for scllin,
liguur 20 lndians Miller had an OK
animation before United States Com
/ missioner Hart and was held for th.
/ United Stntrs grand jury Ia defaul
OF bonds uo WAS taken to Alhuquer
/ que Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
NOW ron sUslHGss
Commercial Club Committee VIII Ask
Subscriptions for Railroad.

Pursuant 90 published aunounc.
mont the board OF directors Of tb,
Commercial club hyl3 "a meeting lass
uIFht 90 discuss and take immediate
action ON th, ailfuad proposition r.
Gently ubmittCI bt senator " o.
Andrews and other Pom ylyluil cap
UaliHts.
After some diacu. .siun of tho impom
tlut matter the following resolution
was adopted.
Whereas. At q public meeting of
The citizens OF Albuquerque held Sou
tomlcr 800. 1901 resolutions wcr"
unanimously adopted approving th
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
SILVER CITY
SPECIAL spoudcncc.

Special COrresp spoudcncc.
silver city. ~. N.. Sept Gothic
company OF territorial militia which
Was urH.nizpd .u thiH city short
time ago is do'ag we'll The COMPANY
has nearly 100 mcmhers ana is dr.ll
ug every "Wednesday evening 70 iH
expected that tho guns ana o,hor
equipments viii arrive in % few day
Captain % s. Wyhcrp states that H
company band ie being organized and
beyond % doubt silver City will have
the prize company of the New NoNlcI
National Guard
Sam ,.indauer. tho well known dry
goods m mHtoh1nt of this place. return.
Hi today from "a several weeks trip
in the east on business and pleasure
combined Hn visited the pau.Am.u
can exposition.
Miss Belle Gaddis loft Sunday oven
ing tu attend school at Columbia col
icpo in New York city.
Tbs now Baptist church is nearing
completion and VIII in few days De-
ready Tor occupancy
The game law against shuoiin"
game goes ont tomorrow Octu
her T. and number of the sports
men are preparing TO gee the first
crack at the game. as quail are report
ga very plentiful iu this part Of the
t0lHtoy this year ana lovers Of thar
pul, will ON uy themselves.
So George Robinson. one OF Silver
Cttys olltimc merchants IN the
hardware business. iH preparing tu
open q branch store In clifton. A. n
Mr. Ro' iusou viii also put In FIRST
class tin shop.
This section had long and steady
rain last night and today and while
wo wore not ia great necl of rain. n
wla very acceptable and could no.
got too much.
w $. Cos the hardware and urnI
turc merchant returned today from
| % several days business trip t1 ~
/ puEO.
Dr Bullock who has been very
much Interested in establishing q sau
tar.um boo this city for tho treatment
ut pulmonary troubles has succcCdD.
/ iu getting % portion of the Sisters
! hospital set aside Tor that purpu
and necessary appliances for the treat
/ mont uf that disease. combined will
th, rare aud Onr climate of this lo
| rulity. #ill Do. used
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
OUT SOLICITING FUNDS.
Manager MecaHey and Colonel "Lum'
Hall Prtsaing the Dear People.

Manager McCancy and Colonel Lam"
Hail Prssaina the Dear People.
Bright and early this morning Man
ager a. 49, McGancy who had great
ness thrusts uUou him whom ho agreed
tn take the manage mDut OF base bali
club. and Colonel "Lum" Hall. tho
we'll known Missouri acrobat. started
out with thoir subscription papers 20
secure from the Albuquerque people
enough funds Co guarantee the bring
ing here of tho eight eastern prufo-
siuual bah players who will Try hard
To win tho INST prize az the fair tour.
namcnt for this city Those gentle.
men dropped in nc The citizen Office
this morning not for the purpose OF
getting subscription Tor they real
zu that the city press is giving the
fair events many hundred dollars
worth uf free advertising but t0 say
that all parties who have 900 far beon
seen have gladly and willingly sub
scribod and their subscriptions are
worry liberal 40 the noon hour today
they had secured over $500. and hope
Co roach the amount required in "a
fcw daya Manager McGadny states
that the team hr has worked up with
the aid ~ otnOr husr hall Judges can
put no nun article Of professional
playing HHG o.. has uo fear for pa.
future. believing that victory for ~
huqurrqu haH been Ina advance as
urcd
Manager MoGanoy statns that th,
aggregation Yl W,Hient league play
ers among whom o. Bort Jones. win
arrive b.fr tomorrow night and Will
HNHH.... IH#|t.s.H .IH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
Birthday surprise Party.

a party of friends. iadlcs and gen
On mon. mrwi.Dl D. A. Hopping a.
hIs homo last might aud for several
E.ur ono Of the incest surprise par
'iDa took place Progressive domjn0c
Naa tha order of the evening Tan
hat prize was captured by Harry Hol
uursturv ana the consolation prize
com o. IrF Whuvhill
The presentation speech was made
hy Prot HodEIn and was much en-
ioyed hy an present 4 fine supper
WHH arryrt 10 which an heartily
nnttoDk u was a birthday furpriBc
Hui at lHf" hour Tho rls SIS departed
NhhuF Hr hopping many future
uIthiayE Tho following gentlemen
v.r, present with their wives. Rev
Marsh 49, q. Hopping. g.. d. Con. G.
~. HoirIu William Bryce. q. y. Hon
.ns O. o. Hopping William White
H.u Wesley Foster n. ) Stone. G. g.
hopping. Nrs g. l.. Hopping. Mias
Maud Brown. and Mr.s.s Frol Hop
ping Harry Holiinssbury AMI Peter
Lowe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
INDIAN school NoTEs-

Mise Fmr Nannou ls one OF tb. nt.
arrivals from laEua 800. young
lady s uDrr fHr DO" uurU".. of uI..
Ing music. which shu viii Wku uuI.E
Miss Norman who baa charge OF the
hospital
Superintendent Collins hBs recently
purchased new hack from j. kor
Beer a Go. which win ha puuripall,
used GOA trips Ju thU day 4DhouM au
dor hIs charge ilo haa also bought
fnnr trpug pouI, flr the same pur
pose.
Tho bui'd.us present r. very a;trac.
Utu appearance since hDue fr hly
paIutDu Nr SDlI.uriHr aud hH
force Ut boys have cl1rg. OF thD vurk
Mr. Collins expects Go leave soon
un au overland trip to the NAVAJO rDs.
rryaiiun for the purpose of o.ll.ctlng
party Of children
Tho girls Hrp doing some huc work
Ia their basket hall team aud hone to
play some match games before The
year is over
The football team viii probably hp
organized aa soon as the boys return
from Holly
Ton Indians from lslota are now in
Denver whore they aF' taking patt in
the carnival OF Mountain and Plain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
NrW lNcoRPorArlons.
Several New Companiel File lncorp
attop papero Win Secondary

Several New companicl File lncorpor.
alton Papera Win Secretary.
Tho Galcna Mountain Mining com
pany has nlOd Incorporation papers
az tho o1ye OF Territorial Secretary
D. W Nayuolda Tho Iur1rporntors
and director. ar. HIIth N UnwyHr.
Hamlet IS paIII' .ui George a
Bennett Tho h.. quarters pt thH
company VIII bo 40 LAS Cruces uuua
Ana county with 70 branch office at El
raso. Tho capital is floooOoO. 90.
yidpi into 100000 sharn4
The RidcnOur HaE Grocery com.
pauy OF Knnsaa City Mo. has nlot
Incorporation papers The inCorppr
uturB aud directors are Peter n. Ride
uuur. Harlow 49, Uakor. Samuel Ride
uour. Alden A Baker aud Edward D.
Baker of Kansas CITY The capital
is 33iUUup, divided into 200 shares
The New Mexico headquarters uf th0
company which deals Iu morchauiiar
viii be- ut AlhuquHrIuu N"iN ~ tiHld
hns been appointed itH NrH Mexico
uEuut
Charles g. southwlrk. a. e. Blazer
g. w. Strong g. T.. Dixon B I
llamphll of CLAY Coulter kast W W
HNl of rhuo Rivers Mich Thomas
O. Hlauyelt Charles o. Hammond
Henry g. blake Dl East l1s Vega
Save nlpd INCORPORATION paporH fur th.
corona Copper company Capital Al.
100000. divided into innUuNI ahar.
| Omrrs at Eat las NuTHH uul Cia'
! Ccnicr Kaa Tl. incorporation aIt
aIIu the directors of thn company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05

1901 uf the district court beg leave
to submit tbl4 nr our final report
As DuIuiu.I by the statute We have
carefully tlglfcd ull charges of
Dtimpa committed or trinhlD iu this
county nH Go which WC have hoon abb"
tu obtain amy Information aud. lu
strict conformity with the terms of
tho solemn oath taken hy each ono Ut
us when accepted ly tho court na
grand juror. wr haNc found inlirt
mCuta against uo person ur persons
through malice hatred ur ill VIE. NOV
haVc we failed Co iudlct any urtaOu
through fear. favor. or aGoctlon in
every case where tho evidence UrpT0ui.
cd would warrant % conviction by U
trial jury We have found Hu InlIct
mout against thn accused and iu nu
ease have Wo permitted amy ruuaidpra
tona other than those based upon thr
evidence alone 90 have fhH HiFHiNst boa.
uunnDc ON ogf minds in arriving ot 70
result
We hnyo presented to tbo court
twenty uiuD iuHiUtm"ut. uuI iu sixteen
cases have made pI, rUtW'Uw at mo-
bills Iu addition wH have Investigated
e. number of Utbur cases "a. tu which
wr haY. Wut. uu pros rutmUuts ti the
court b.rau.. tho accused persons
were not n custody Ur under bonds
and thorp s.,ma tu hp u0 Euui reason
mr iurumler.uE jhg records uf the
court with amy reference tO Hurh cases
na uU Indictment. WUtu found and Do
would bo unjust that amy uuuocus arl
uubUg record should hn made uf thu
fact that "a man ia accused OF Drim.
90 wrongfuiy
In accordance with ttD instructions
uf the court We have mado oNaminu.
tilus of The various county omcpH aud
Hud them iu such condition aH to cali
for NO criticism ur recommendation of
change ON our part We feel COMPEL.
ed however. Co call particular at
tuutlon iu the inndrquury of the c1uu
tv iau to tho needs uf the county.
While tho iHil iH us well Kept aud thU
prisourtH as wrll treated and cared Tor
a. tho Restricted accommodation Will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
rIRes LAST NIGHT.
Mrs. Albsishts Brick Building sgo
tained Considerable Damage
By Fire.

4 nrc alarm was turned In from
hos SO. az 1880 o.cluDS this morn
ing aud the Hro l1dllos mao bril-
liant run Co the corner ~ Copper ave
nue. and Third street. whore a large
sized blaze was making rapid pros
ross ON the twoatory building owned
ly Mrs g. c. Albright Upon the az
rival af chief Ruppc hc at once d"
clarod the hrc to have been caused hY
uu luccn llary The Gre had boon start.
"a under the stairway in the central
part of tby building and before the
Hames wore cXtiur1lshcd they had
reached the ceiling on thc second floor.
Tho building wa. purchased by Mrs.
Albright several months ago for So
500. ON which there was an insurance
of $4,000. carried by a company of
which T.. r. MCCauua DIS tho local
agent The place has not been occu.
pied Tor the past t,w weeks. but it
contained bar 0Ntntes, restaurant and
and hotel FURNISHINGS u was learned
chat only $500 insurance was carried
.u the contents,
40 $3.50 o'clock last might an on
tank was discovered .u flames at The
railroad shops but The quick ard Dt
Hciout service of the CUmpany's hra
department soon had the fire unde.
U1utfOi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
HANLL Woo1WAR1 AaRrsTEo.


eupp sod 20 be tive Manutacturcr ct
erurIcu1 Coin.
Ou Monday ati.. noon DnU.lcH Ia
'ai'U. Sd United -I... secret HaTllD.
f.H.t..o. uuI 1u..h Oypfhula. dDp.
Hf. sh.HG. rHt,l Hank D. Wood
RaId on o.. obscure ranch about three
u.Ilos northwest ut Uuud Since Fob.
.u1ry iIat .Nnfai pIDe.. at Dluntcrfo.t
coin iu tho denomination of 5.ror.
u.uyHH. have boon circulated and 10 wa
o. l'pvpi that Woodward hal NOR.
tu sledrp of thD.g cueiu than ans.
Hgu yl tf "a result "a warrant FOR
IN arrest was au.I in February. hut
fof some rog pu. best known o. the
government uMrlnlH the paper was
mot served until this v.pk Tho uf
HcUYa arrived ut the ranch home uB
Mon I1y irHt EHl thUa thrp question
oj Woodward cloeoly regarding some
OF his recent bU-ih.sa transactions.
Woodward occupies his time Zoe gar
t0uiug. hunting VILE tQIuC and pro-.
poet. UgaHilrglN Goo thH hin for gold.
lle claims tNat NCNica9 came tu
h.s ranch one day tD purchase some
vegetables ana too exchange 'ur the
garden truck hD was given ten u,ckIDs.
wrapped u paper Whom Wood ward
W.u, 90 town hp purchased supplies
with those nIcllaa and th3,, ho aal
might have been the cause 90 hts an
rost but hc profess spj absolute ig
uorauCc Df their wurthlcssness. The
officers thDu made car,h uf tho
promises and besides finding one ot
tho puulus coins they discovered un
miatakablc evidences OF miniature
mint in the dwelling.
Woodward was brought to AlbuQuer
que last evening ana at midnight was
lsrHignod in the court OF United
tatoa Csmmiss.ouor ~ n whiting
De- preliminary hearing was sct fol
aturlav. October b. The prisOne,
WAS bound over In the sum OF $500
0r his appearance ON the date. iu de-
luit OF which ho was taken To th,
county fail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05

Ou tbn nr.t OFF tpb,r OIL. f.
,0lrhu# photograph Ea''..F pa
utl MOSS hauIs W g. UuImlu hDrum
H. pagrIrtuI U,uH. coming t1 thIB
riIr book uu.f af htH uli home hr
Uutmuu hlI ono ul tha hurst and
hDt photograph, saNrlaF there and
uHHs hu iUfad iu % citizen ruprrH"Hi'
uts. thui Do now f.DIH a' bonn. have
Uu. rUfuH.," 80 UU .IH r lu Mr.
NuuThU.. u. Hltman
unH jn. 5000 .. AHu.. |. 't
.lf.u U..ust. IH .r lutWaU "a
ffuIr