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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-17
Que Relate Dan.

81 ese espejo en- que OBJ mirais mues-
ira una complexion descolorida y anna
%rillenta, un aspecto ictericio, manchaa
y PIANO on la piel, es enfermedad del
hfgado pero las Nuevas Pildoras Vita
les del DR.. King, arreglan 81 higado,
%purifcan la sangre, dan claridad q la
.piel, m%ejillas sonrosadas, complexion
RIGA. No mas 25c en- todas las boticas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-17

GRATIS IA hermosos Regaos! lei Trato mejor ofrecido jamasl NADIA
yer los Artcuos. Hoy ofrecemos uo de To- reoes mejores u nc hanipuesto
jtmas de venta: UN GENUINE AMERICANA GAIA cerrada de IA qulates la.
yada en- oro resore para dr cuerda y ponerlo, tamano para cabalero6 sonora,
MOVIMIENTO AMERICANA GENUINE, qhn ornado dejoyas. rapdo de trn
de ferocaril garantizedo puinentado Q niqueL regulado y ajustado con una
GARANTIA POR 20 AMOS pore scrio eli ppanencia y durabiidad igual q
I'm RELOJ DE ORC MACIZO de $40 A todos los afconados d un roj de
primera orden daremos pork s 60 dns subsecuentes, Embellishments gratis os ST.
guientes hermosos regalos: 1PPA DE ESPUMA de Viena, cuenca grande bo-
quila de ambar, del vaor de 150 u n CIGARRERO DE ESPUMA genuma, del
valor de rs cts; una TABAQUERA DE VAQUETA, 25 cs l CGARRERO DE
ESPUMA para cgaiits, so cts; ina FOSFORERA de MIGUEL % cts; n CA
DENA DICKENS lavada en- orc con dhue do Cameo, S150; u hermoso BRO
CHE lavado IN oro Sl0O; In par de hermosos ARETES cor pedras brnantes
S1O0; 1hermoso PRENDEDOR con piedras relucientes, 40 cts; l par de BOTO-
MES DE PUNO lavados N orc con n pena engastada 40 cts; u par de DO
TONEN DE MANGA cen superfGe de peHa, 25 centavos; 2 BOTONES DE
CUELLO, de pena, so cts; y un hermeso FISTOS cor piedra fna, rs cts. Ell
Reloj los IA presentes Sc mandarin y seran entegados sobre pago de S498 ylos
cargos de expeso, col pnviego de plena examination y pueden sr retornados q
costa nuestra 81 n dan satisfaction. DONDE NO HAY OFICINA DE Elk
PRESO los S499 deben acompanar q IA 6rden. CUANDO Ell DINERO Sc
ENVIE CON LA ORDEN~ regalamos ma hermosa NAVAJA DE BOLSA y
mandMemos los arteuos pr correo enregistrado pagado de antemono. UN
REIlOJ CON LOS PRESENTES GRATIS, 81 compras 8 vendeis {. Escribid
81 quereis reoj de tamano de cabanero 8 sonora. Cuando Sc ordena IN para Sc
nora mondomos n Codeno Lorgnett lovodo en- orc de 80 pulgadas en- vez de la
de Dickens poo coboleros. EsCRIBID HOY dntes que SO ogote 81 surtido
Direction: ATLAS !EWElRY co, q Metropolitan Block Chcagom.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-17
iREGALO GRATUITO!

Ell NUEvo MExIoANo mandara q TODD
suscritor nuevo que envie 81 pago de I'M
ano de suscrici6n, un bottom lavado
en- orc con r%etrato, gratis, del sus
critor 8 de cualquier miembro de su
familia. Todo 10 que requerimos es
I'M retrato de la persona d quien
desea representa- en- 81 fotogra.
TO del bottom. Escriban por muestra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-17
Agosto 8 de 1901.

Ell miedo de personals que tienen pull
mones debilitados y padecen de toses
pertinaces, es la tfsis. La Mel y AL
q%uitran de Foley, 81 es tomada a ITEM
pc, cura el resfriado, sana los pulmones
y siempre cura la Tfsis Incipiente.-
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-17
aHa1srRos pE NorARJos ruBI1cos

La Companfa Impresora del NuEvo
MExIoANo tiene para vender registros
en- blsnco para uso de notarios pdblicos,
con 81 capitulo de Inns Leyes Recopila-
das, que ata1e q notarios, impreso en- 81
frente, Seran enviados a cualquier es.
tafeta d oicina de expreso sobre recibc
de $1.25.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-17

sempeno de sus deberes ofciales y estdn
mas inmediatos al gobernador que min
gunos otros. Necesariamente el GO
bcrnador tiene que consular con ellos
muy d menudo on el desempeno de sus
deberes ofciales. lei resto do los of
ciales territoriales y de distrito y los
miembros de los diversos cuerpos to-
rritoriales son recopilados por los pocos
reformadores supuestos, que estan COM
batiendo contra la administration to-
rritorial, sin ninguna exception, como
corruptos y deshonestos. La lista es
demasiado grande para ser incluida aqui
pero basta decir que los muchos cuer-
pos nombrados por ell gobernador son
en- todos casos no partidarios; es decir,
compuestos en- parte de Republicanos y
en- parte de Dem6cratas; que los mejo.
res hombres disponibles en- ambos par
tidos han sido escogidos para miembros
de estos cnerpos y para oficiales terri
toriales y de distrito. Estos son mu.
chos y tan bien y favorablemente como
cidos en- TODD el territorio que su plena
numeracf6n no es ~necesaria porque ha
ria demasiado extenso este artfculo, pc.
no todavia esta venenosa pacota por me-
dio de sus escribas irresponsables y
desvergouzados y sus periodicos asala-
riados y sin escrdpulo los ataca sin~dis-
tinciones en- sn totalidad y los califca
de corruptos y deshonestos 6 impropios
para los puestos que ocupan.
Els n deshonra y una verguenza al
pueblo del territorio que esto suceda,
que tales practicas tan v%ergonzosas y
desvergonzadas de semejante pacota
sean permitidas. Los embusteroa, fal.
sarios y cizanistas sin conciencia Y sin
verguenza, no importa cuan corto sea
su ndmero, siempre pueden sembrar CT
zana y hacer dano. Ell dafo que hacen
en- esta instancie es hecho q la comuni-
dad y al pueblo. Los individuos alta
cados o todos bien %conocidos, y los
embrollos, embustes y ~falsedades diri-
gidos en- contra suya no son creidos.
pero Ell proceder de estos hombres sin
escrdpulo hace algdn dano al t%erritorio,
pues de vez en- cuando un peri6dico do
minado por ellos SO envia al ~oriente,
donde es leido, comentado y sus embus
ties son republicados para dano y detri-
mento del territorio en- general. Este
es natural y esi es la vida. Ell ~caracter
despreciable, a%stucia rastrera y cerebros
peryertidos de los pocos hombres one
estan detras del movimiento y de los
cargos hechos en- contra de la admins
TRACTION actual, no son conocidos al pue-
bio del oriente cual 10 son & los ciuda-
danos del territorio, donde saben que
sus cargos caerian como bolas de papel
sopladas con un canutillo sobre Ia ar
madura de acero de alguno de los gran
des navios de combate del TIC Samuel
Sin embargo, como ell territorio de
N uevo Mexico tiene a~bundancia de enc
migos en- los estados del o%riente, estos
enemigos usan los hechos y cargos de
esta clica sin escrdpulo para hacer dano
al territorio, para oponerse a sus i%ustos
reclamos al estado y para manchar su
an todas maneras posibles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-08-17

Una yegua baya % la marca A en-
el cuadril izquierdo. lei dueno puede
recobrarla dirigi6ndose a Francisco
Anaya, Juez de Paz, Precinto No. A., pa
gando los costos 81 no fuere ~reclamada
sera vendida.
Francisco ANAYA,
J p, Precinto No. A.
Agosto 8 de 1901.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
Hoods
II is sold everywhere. Prepared by
G. I. HOOD e. CO, Lowell, Mass.

tractor. who has just taken u sub-con.
tract on the cutoff below Ash Fork.
was n visitor in Williams. Mr.. Web
ster was on the lookout for a couple
of stray mules.
J. A. Harlan, who is the capable su.
p~erintendent of bridges and buildings
on this division OF the Santa Re. was
in the city last Saturday and Sunday.
He Is keeping his eyes on the big rail
road improvements going on here.
Michael Ganley Is the now roadmas.
ter for the Santa Fc Pacific from Win
slow TO Seligmnn, with headquarters
at Williams. William Crowley, the re.
firing roadmaster. has accepted q
more lucrative position for the same
company at Ash Fork. .
&. A. Stowell. who was n fireman
out OF Topeka a few years ago. but
lately working In this city, Is on q
visit to Topeka, and while there will
Duy n lot of Belgian hares. He has
quit railroading and has established
a rabbitry In this city.
j. L.. Hurley. general superintend
ent of the Santa Fe Pacific. and |. l.
Hubbard, division superintendent. were
in the city yesterday. and they took
inspection strolls all through the bis
shops and yards. well pleased with the
work noticed in progress.
The Topeka Journal says: John Es
plln, formerly a machinist In Topeka
but lately with the Santa Fe at Albu
querque, N. NJ, Is In town for n short
visit. He reports that Jesse Campbell
formerly foreman of the road ganl
here. Is working at Albuquerque.
The Santa Fe Pacific IL making ar
rangements to replace the old style
| coal schutes at Williams with tn,
latest In that line OF improvements
| Automatic leaders and unloaders will
be instituted. The company will also
| put In several other substantial i'm
provements.
l.. NJ. Snyder, OF Topeka. pr.vat,
secretary to General Passenger Agent
Black, was a west bound passenger
last night, meeting Mr.. Black at Win
slow. Mr.. Black, with other Kansas
gentlemen, are interested in copper
mining out west. n he has been look
ing owe the property.
The Hartman system is "deat
heading" Short Line ears over tn,
new Salt Lake a Los Angeles road
II Is the usual custom to send new
rolling stock attached to freight trains
but In the present instance no eXpens,
Is spared to get the new passenger
coaches to their destination as soor
as possible.
Superintendent of CONSTRUCTION
Davies, OF the Western Union Tele
graph company. whose territory takes
In all Pacific coast states. Is in Albu
querque making arrangements fol-
%stringing two new copper wires be
tween Albuquerque and Los Angeles
along the Santa Fe Pacific. Mr.. Davies
will put eighty hnemen to work this
week. Andrew Smith, superintendent
of Telegraphy for the Santa Fe Paci
fic. is here also on the same business
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
CdidrTh
The best authorities say, is a discas,

The best authorities say, is a disease
OF the blood.
Therefore local applications cannot
cure.
Being q constitutional disease 1t
requires n constitutional remedy
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
by thoroughly purifying the blood,
this great medicine reduces the in
flammation OF the mucous membrane
and stops all catarrhal discharges Of
the nose, throat, stomach, bowels,
bladder and geucrative organs.
Catarrh is especially dangerous in
persons who inherit or have acquired
a predisposition to consumption.
I'm these and all other catarrhal cases,
Hoods Sarsaparilla so thoroughly rem
ovates the blood and restores strength
and vigor that it permanently cures.
In fact, because Of the character Of
the disease, and the peculiar merit Of
the remedy, Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
common-sense treatment for catarrh.
III was a sufferer from nasal catarrh. grad
ually growing worse. I began taking
Hoods sa%rsaparilla which completely
cured me OF that troublesome disease
MAUD DoAs, 1915 Arrow Ave, indianapolis,
Ind. BE sure TO &c,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
OIL FIELDS or pEMINo.
People Of Deming Not Responsible for
False Reports.

False Reports.
The Silver City Enterprise. com
mentIng cditorlally on the alleged find
of oil near Deming, says:
This title might mean much, but II
really mean little. Press reports OF
the discovery of oil near Deming, N
NJ. have been ingenlously spread all
over the country. and have brought
many inquiries. But II Is only justice
TO the citizens Of Dcming and vicinity
TO say that these reports did not orig
mate in Deming and no action has
been taken by them to boom their
town based on these reports. The
facts in the matter are due the public
and have not as yet been given fun
publicity.
II appears that last fall a party con.
nected with the United States geolog
ical survey passed through this sec
ton and In their report they men
toned places here and there along the
line OF survey where they had discov
cred certain formations indicating the
possibility of the existence OF more or
less oil. and one Of the places men
toned was about ten miles north OF
Dcming.
Taking this slight information as a
basis and using the excitement IN the
oil question. which exists In Texas as
Il result of the beaumont discoveries
as n bait TO the unwary. some lei Paso
parties located about 1000 acres oi
land near Demlng. They then pro
ceeded to organize n stock company
and let n few friends in on the ground
floor. The next step was to use the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
4 Want yonr moustache or beard q beautiful
I brown or rich black Then use
! BUCKINGKAM'S DYE WHERE'S

columns Of certain newspapers to an.
nounyc the discoveries of quantities
of oil. Facts were distorted and mis-.
s;stcments made as to the rush OF peo.
pie 10 the newly discovered oil fields,
and they made II appear that all the
Information eminated from Deming
whereas as a matter of fact II was all
written in FL Paso.
The citizens Of Deming have taken
the %precaution Of locating land In the
so-called oil fields, and II anything of
a substantial nature should develope
they will be glad to have the attention
Of the world at large called to II. but
they will not be parties to fictitious
reports, which can only injure n com
munity In the end.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
indian Club Defeated,

In the game of base ball on the
Las Vegas diamond Saturday after.
noon, between the normal club OF that
city and nine from the government
Indian school OF Albuquerque. the
score appears to have been a little
one.sided, as it was found that the
normals had 20 runs to their credit,
while the Indians got II. The latter
have no excuse to offer for their de.
feat in the game except that they have
had no great amount Of practice. but
the result of the score will only have a
tendency to stimulate them for anoth.
er game. when II can be """"cted that
they will make a d better
showing. The batterieH we're nenegas
and Wayne for the local h aud
Clark and Rhodes for the nJI mails.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

J. s.. Thompson and j. =, Erickson
OF the proposed Cochiti district rail
road, were here yesterday.
+. e, Chamberlain, of the local
shops, Is attending the Air B%rakemen's
association convention at Chicago.
Matt. Pole, who visited southern Cal
/ ifornia, has returned and resumed
work in the local railway machine
shops.
Joseph Kuhns, formerly the general
storekeeper OF the Santa Fe Pacific,
has gone to Los Angeles To visit his
family.
David Anderson, ST., an employee at
the freight depot, has been confined
Ia his room for several days past as
a result OF a severe cold, involving
the lungs.
W. +. Powars, the division route
agent OF the Wells,Fargo Express com
pany, returned from the north last
Saturday night, spending the Sabbath
in this city.
Dispatcher Mays, of Winslow, is now
Of the Williams force OF night dis.
patchers for the Santa Fe Pacific rail
ROAD, having exchanged places with
Dispatcher +. Il. Dunlap.
n. &. Webster. the railroad con,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
SUCCESSFUL RACE MATINEE.
Several Good Eaees-Fatai Acelden,
IN GreenIeaFs Runner.

The race matinee given at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon was n
success. with the exception of the high
wind, which no doubt prevented many
from attending. Nearly $50 was taken
in at the gate, which will go to local
charities. The contests were the best
seen here for several years. and til
best half mile Of 1918 beats the Den
yer matinee time OF 90 held up there
this month. and when We consider the
difference in the two tracks II speaks
highly Of Albuquerque as a winter re-
sort for training. for Denver claims
one Of the finest mile tracks in the
country. The local track is yet very
soft, and needs several inches of the
top dust cut OF.
The opening race for green horses
brought out a field of six fine colts
and proved n red hot race. calling for
very close decisions. Bonnie t.
| driven by w. l.. Trimble, came in
ahead In the second heat. but vas set
back for running, giving the ace to
billie r." Mr.. Frazier's fine colt.
In the three minute class only two en-.
tered "Negrita' and "St. Elmo" me.
grita" winning with ease; best time.
1923.
In the frce-for.all race Action and
Deck" came out. "Nimble jim" was
promised for this race, but for some
unknown reason did not appear. "Ac.
ton" showed her good Kentucky blood
by winning in straight heats; best
time, 1913. Deck" was a little un.
| steady by starting too fresh ana lost
about five seconds in taking a high
wheel rig.
Two half.mile runs also came on
In the first run an accident happened
to X. II. Grecnleaf's "23" year old
colt. She boltcd Mt the track gate
and ran into a post. breaking her leg
and had to be shot. A black pony
had n tumble with her. but escaped
harm. The two jockeys came safely
out OF the scrimmage. Mr.. Greenleaf
feels his loss keenly, as he expected
to scoop in several big purses this fall
| at the fair.
The races commenced promptly and
no time was wasted In foolish scoring.
Everyone got home at i:30, which
speaks well for the opening matinee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
IFraternaI Union Entertains.

A very enjoyable social was given
by the Fraternal Union of America on
Saturday evening in Odd Fellows hall.
II was the first attempt Of the union
to entertain their friends, and It may
be said the members succeeded admir-
ably. The invited guests numbered
more than $50, and each n declared
the entertainment u grand success.
Fine refreshments were served, and a
program, which included the following
was rendered.
Piano solo, Miss Louise Wallace;
vocal solo, Miss Jerdine Faber; violin
solo. Prof. NJ. DiMauro. piano accom-.
paniment. Miss Palladino; reading,
Miss Edith Niles; selection, Arion
Mandolin club: solo, Mr.. w. Il. Grim
mer; piano solo, Miss Estelle Boat.
right; vocal solo. Miss Nellie Taylor;
recitation, Miss Marion McClintock;
violin solo. Prof. DiMauro: selection,
Arion Mandolin club.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
Sudden Death Of a Consumptive.

Hal. Shroad. a young man OF Harris
burg. Pa. who had been sojourning in
Los Angeles for the past winter for
the purpose of regaining his health.
was found dead beside the track at
Gallup yesterday morning. He was
returning to his home. and just how
he came to his death will probably
never be learned. II Is supposed, how
ever. that he was standing on the plat
form OF the coach when his heart
failed. and the body fell to the ground.
The remains were taken In charge by
Undertaken w. +. Kuchenbecker. Rel
atives OF the deceased were notified
and this morning the dead body of
MIR. Shroad passed through the city on
route to the old home.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
A COMBINE

Rumors of the consolidation OF the
Pacific Express company with the Den
yer a Rio Grande Express company
are current, but they are not believed
says the Denver Republican. The ru'
NOR, 1t Is believed, originated in the
probable consolidation of the Rio
Grande and the Western Express com
panies. The Western is owned by the
Rio Grande Western. With the &C,
QUESTION of the Rio Grande Western
ny the Denver 4 Rio Grande, the ex'
press company is also absorbed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
CHANGING TRACK.

The Arizona & New Mexico road in
tended TO commence changing Its
track from narrow To broad guage May
/. This will be quite a job, as at one
stretch there will be 10000 spikes to
draw, the rails to be moved, and then
the spikes must again be driven into
the ties. IL will take from three to
five days to do this work, during
which time traffic owe the road will
be interrupted.
When the date was selected no one
thought OF the celebration of the
"Cinco de Mayo" the 9Th OF May,
which requires the attention of most
of the MeXicans. AS II Is thought that
many of them who would be employed
In this work would stop to get ready
to celebrate. no matter how important
the work might be, the railroad au
thorities concluded to not commenc,
the work until after the celebration
was over, "a the work OF changing the
track will commence IN Tuesday, May
eth.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29

the appointment Of Mr.. Quiuby Vance
to he governor of the territory. Pro.
fessor Jordan is an uncOmpromising
free silver democrat and he evidently
wants to help the democratic party
in the territory. The movement has
not turned out very successfully 81
far. but then Professor Jordan has
nothing elese TO do and wants to get
even. He claims that he was ~unjustly
removed as president of the college
two years ago by the regents Of the
college appointed by Governor Otero.
He has a grievance.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
UNITED PARTY.

The New Mexican says that it seems
to an outsider that the republicans of
New Mexico are pretty well united.
When the governor Of the territory,
the delegate to congress. the members
of the national republican committee
OF New Mexico. the chairman Of the
republican central and executive com.
mites, every republican member of
the legislative assembly but one, and
every true republican newspaper Of
New Mexico are united upon n OBJ
Jet. 1t may be safely assumed that
the republicans Of New eMXico are
united,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29

The Mahoney undertaking establish
ment Of this city received a telegram
Friday morning announcing the sud.
den death of II. ID. Fisher at Lake Val.
ley. owner and manager of the Silver
company's mines there, and asking
that an undertaken be sent to embalm
and prepare the body for shipment
home to Chicago. There were no fur.
Their particulars. Undertaken Chester
was sent. 4 strange fatality seems
to follow the managers OF these IA
nous mines, Manager Fisher being the
nfth manager to die suddenly. the la
mented Walter G. Hadley being the
fourth.-Deming Headlight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
A REPORT CONTRADICTED.

A report was circulated In Denver
on Saturday that the Santa Fe had
bought the Colorado 4 southern
tracks between Denver & Pueblo and
on May l would operate all Colorado
a Southern trains between the two
points. Since the Colorado a. South
ern has operated owe the Santa Fe
tracks between Denver and Pueblo.
the Santa Fc has operated the trains.
May /. however. Colorado a Southern
employees will report to Superinteud'
cnt Parker. of the Santa Fe, at Pueb'
10, and tho Santa Fee will pay the men,
the Colorado a Southern reimbursing
the Santa Fe. The Santa Fe has no
connection whatever with the Colora-
40 a. Southern shops in Denver. May
| the Colorado a Southern will oper.
ate only one train each way a day
over its old line between Denver a
Colorado Springs,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29
ONE ADVERTISERS OPINION.

In the opinion OF an experienced adj,
vertiser IL Is more profitable TO take
large space in a few leading newspa'
peers than a little space In many. III,
he says, you create a favorable i'm
preston among the readers of a paper
OF large circulation you can soon at
ford to extend your business field
but II you try to economic in adyer'
Using space in order to a wider
territory your advertising will not be
profitable"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29

The Ellzabethtown Miner makes the
following sensible suggestion: why
don't county superintendent make ar
exhibit Of the work OF the public
schools at the ext territorial fair
The states have been getting up some
thing Of this kind for years and vi
should keep UP with the procession. y
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29

Remarkable figures were compiled
by the Colorado Springs Gazette
showing a total gold production from
the Cripple Creek camp since 1889 OF
n hundred million dollars. The pro
duction Is now about s. $500, 900 d
month, and dividends have equaled 9
net profit of 20 per cent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-29

The possibilities OF Edison's latest
invention Of a storage battery which
shall take the place Of power plants
and motors are difficult to estimate.
Many observers state that the new
discovery will result In the substitu-
tion Of electric motor vehicles In the
place OF street and suburban railways.