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SaItimereY BsfGnts.
G Ouuis Warfislb, pcfimeifes;
Srsh,rid QSi{4 6iiffa<Noftmeiffer.

T. Oopis Wdrflelo, YottnlestDegS
6reOtrid 2eiit. 5GlfssPotmeiftsr.
Die pof it Sag uno Na4t often.
OaS Department fiz 9clbsantpeia
fungsn 1T ge0ffnst BON 9 ubr WOrs
gems biz 5 ubr I6enbs; an 6slttd9sn
1T es g'i9lofsn.
0as Npart.mout fir regi1trirte
BrisFe 1T g%,Dffnst BON 9 u6r NoTs
gems big s ubr Nbnos.
Die 8ritFtrdger lisFsrn an 5eIftagsa
nur einmdI Worgens db.
Na4foIgenO III Elm 8erasi4n;B Ser
oerfGieosnsn 3peig<9ireaug unb ihs
rer Qo9s. Sn iebsm bisfsr 8iirsduE
tperoen tGgGi9, Scuntugs aus9enom'
men, pDn 8 ubr Mprgen8 Bis 6 ubr
Q5enbs @eFozantpeiiungsn ausgeIteat
unO rsgiitrirts 8riefe alt9e9sn stnOtl'
men.
3peiq g iiredur.
Citation u, 9OpiOn 3, %. See, SuSntnt'R'
bent.
citation 6, 9isbt. urS eamburGsstrass So.
elton 3 6uIroa - Sol. .Gssss, euSsrints~
etotisu q, SrIiuQtOu ". g. 8uFeG, suprs
%tHtsuo.Ht.
wofbroof "a q gsurrorp, superintendent.
citation o, gutongSils Warrtn 6. GorTeR,
Station &, @opons u. %. SuTs, euSsiE'
ttuoent.
Station Z, GoH,rrs unb Observation-Disclosures
- 2uui1 Sebi,aftlo. Superintendent:
stotisn ?. sparron'g 0oint - Sulius wtsre'
statiUn RoIanS.Qari - csau arsns 9. S'Ua'
station Dr., 5000, Gscor.Gusuas s. q.
Gqsn, eupsr:nt,Hpent.
Station q. @ots-losGptuu unN 0cri'SodO -
g. G. 2iSingfoH, Supsttnttnosnf. 9s-u,
Station Q, NoroOt=Gds Saps nHs Se'FetFs'-
Gbarles s. Grtptr, Superintendent.
unterz Stationtn.
III. sertsQbtuu. uuS RuNiiOn'strabs -
sb3mas d. GonIpn SapsrtHtsnotnt. H..
Rr. 2 -BroahDur uuo SaHt'Sfrabs S'~S'
d. @oIE Suptrinttubeut a.
Rr. 8 = Eroaotpap uuo ebuie'struS' ) y
Rrdzs, Superintendent. a
Rr. 4 - Gniotta uHo Surltq'Srdbe "AS"S
edrab,r, Superintendent: &c..
9r. 8 So6n unO ROibersStruE - corrs
o. WcReul, 6uperinttnctIt.
qr, 7 - Sari,m. uuO GrsmOutsaStHus-1aSs
:, Ruaut, Supernttnbent. mu
Rr. 8 - Baltimore uno HHsStrap - E"'
Sobr 8. Sducpd, 5uptrtutsnotHt.
= Gpparbs, Superintendent.
Rr - Rr. 2l4, 8. ap;nus, Weooburp gas
G. RoS, Superintendent
Nr. SO - 0ortbsIusnus uno Weeuloo'S"uB
- SapiO mc9. ebtpltu, Superintendent;
gr s6 = ruio.6iqsND.uu uno WeVts3en'
etros, m. gofparf, iun., Superiuteursrt,
Rr' 81 - Rr. C. @efsRortb'GOtnus Osfar
6. n. eaftn, superintendent
Rr. Ii = gilmor'strabs une Grso''td'N0sn"'
S.rbtrt 6. Mjliou, eupsrintsnNent.
%. IN. Sou6, eupsrinteHoent
CIR. is = Gbarltg.stroBs unp 6uHtingoonfaSs.
CIR. "a - 6barl,s. Strobe uno Rortb'apsnus -
- q. z. 9esolo, 6upsrint.ubsnt
Rr. 10 - Qrefons 6trabs uno 9retnn1ount'aos.
- z. O.. 6urriiou, Superintendent.
6. goroptu, superintendent.
Wr 10 49, Ode Gutafus uuo Irefonsetrubt -
Rr, 10 - 9ioolss Strabt II. 9ennIplpanta'@ce.
- so6r Srrr, Superintendent.
@r N - Sprths unD QinOsnsGpsuut - Gorin
G.. GsRRtS. SuneEiHtsHosHt.
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Hnffmarfen=N arnfnren.

Berl6ieDNe SfaofTbelIe, IN fDel9en
9ofzWertbId6:n Dertauft
fperben.
9felouIs, 6. 9. Soft.
QortsRodb 9urReQ 8. GnppinassH.
@oriu@s aperus uHo 6arriiOnfrabs - Robtrt q.
e. 6aa.
q. etrat. uub SuntingeoHsgOsnu 9Ouis
9ein6olar.
CranQepine - Siram 9imbls.
GortraptHns unbS ObHipnsStrobe U. g. G.
Gdeiot.
8. uub @Ougbsetrube, 6iGbIoHbtOiaa SAINTS
g.. Sruag.
CranaepiGt - Btorqs Sen.
Rr. Is, unionsg0snus (NOobbrrp) Gldrena
8. @inidms.
eroaoipap unc Baltimore. straSs Gtprsr 3.
Nap.
rlnte.s tatipa, gsnn}slOani,r gabn' - 9. 6.
RroDr.
GamO.nrStatisa. .gaitimorssG 81 iosgdbn.'
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Srenrnerh
&irhmnrftc.

ga 4 s9ibertu, 3D., 3. San.
Die Dfartt fir 8inOptet mar iletia bel
Suiiden $500 unb $3.50 ihruantenoer
Breiien. Sdweiue !: Warft lebhaft; Die
IYreIle s~ariirten iIpiibsu sS.5s uns IS .o5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
SefGrnernna hnn Npfia6cn.

2dngs Der erforbsrlt6en 3eit our gre
rei9ung Der beri4iebsnen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
untnfsbsnb 1T bic rngefGbrs 3sit
fir ue6,rmttteIung Der poitia9en bon
benz 8aItimorer poIt : 8Grsau mas
ben bGuptid4Ii6en einheimif3sn unb
uuspdrtissn Stdbtsn oerseianet
SnIdnb.
atlanta, Ga. 10 StunSsn.
UtlantiesGitp, R,sS, 6 stnnOen.
Grooflsu, q. 20, 6 stuuStu.
Burlington. 9ermont. II Siunesas
Buffalo, 3..9. Is 6tHnosH.
Gdpe Uean, R.fS.t 6 Stuueen.
Gborlrio~ 6.sG., l6 6tuHNsR~.
gsisGUS. S1s.s / sag.
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Niehfntter: ann strnhnreiiI

Sduute: Worlt fetis; Oi' Treiie uarr'ir'
ten smt,fen $l.5O unD $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04
MMklfbe Muffldrmma

.ntbGIt bas e~ebieaene beuti&e gBsrf ..Dsr g9et.
t~unss.QInfer". 45. NuFase. $50 Soften tart. NIT
pielen Iebrrei&en Snuftrationen. nsnit einsr ab.
~banblune iber tinherIpfe Chen fpeI9es bon wRann
uno Trau seIeIen pernen fonte. untntoebrlib
tHr innse 2eute, bic H& perebslt@en moasn' ooes
Jn Ieiht peritanbIiGer Weife IL aneefibrt, nie
mon ~sefunee &ineer ssust unb asfdIebtssranf'
beiten u1o bic b6ien GolSen BON JnSeic:nncet,,
ME xd.tpdd,e, .Rerpoftdt. 9mpcfe1t. yclllstt'
pnen, nnfrudbfbarfeit, 9rHbfinn, t&tpd@es Ge'
nd1tntb. GnersieIoG sfeif unb 3rdmpfaeerbriidb,
op,le fd,delid,en Yaecisfnen baueruc heller tam:
YIN freusr Grenno unb tueiisr Ratbgeber TT oteles
unuoertrefft6e beutiHe Bud. treIhes mad 9rns
ptan8 BON % Cts. potnarten in e~infndern unis
ipiag for9iam nerpa6t, fret susei&idt tDirb.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUTs
IS ekST q. STREET,
Gyuher II Clinton qIace. W.vn 0sprf. q.
Der .R.ttungs Mnfer" III aud 81
11oben Bel Gr.berid Witte, 236 Norb=
botparb-G trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

CIR. 64 - BtSolss unb GbsnsStrubs Guoreu
T. Sumbt,fsn, Superintendent.
Rr. IS - Ir. 1928, Suas5trabs Otto 9.
6siu1e, eup,rinttnsent.
CIR. IS - @ilmors uno 9ormarsStrdbt - Sobn
q COCHRAN, Supcriuttnostt.
Rr 81 - WiltingsNotEut uno 9~apions6trabe
- Z. 8. etminbiOtr, Superintendent.
CIR. &c - RortbsNotuus uno 9ulastisStrabe -
gBm. 8. 5tcpnrt, Suptrtnt.uoent.
CIR. 60 Til:On' uno Guirmount'SOsnus -
aouis N. y. 9cder, SUPERINTENDENT.
Rr, 70 = 9alttmores6trabe unb GOOin9tons
gntru. 4opio q. Tinaro, 6up,rtHtsnOsnt.
Goloot,.e citation il. Strube unO 5. aUtnu-
Robert Wagte, Superintendent.
l~proolpn Sr 8osiuior, 5upsrintenOsnt
eoutbs9altimure 3bouas 3. 6urtUn, Supsr'
irtsubent.
Nif,gpin,r etution 6eurp u. Soois, 6upsr'
intenbsut.
Wpuut BniblngtonsStatteR JnWes Suml'=
ct. nissstatiOn SObn N. sODir, eupers
intenbeHt.
GIiriSss.etatiOn - SaHid aaif0, suSrint'n'
Qaurubiue Station @iniam Gmme, 6uS,rs
i~nttuocnt.
Safe EslanS.e tattOA - Bilium 6 RiuOr, Gus
SissOsiT. Station 80. 81. 9idep, sup.rin'
tsnbent.
gisnburnt. Station - giniam s. aat5s, eu'
ptrinteHeeut
mount 8iuaKss Station - gsiniam q. 8i5Ion.
EuberiutsnDent.
@arbenoin. Station - Tober: 3. Gp:mar, Cts
briHtsHbeut.
9oripin. citation - TtarD N. RObbam, supsr.
fnteroent.
Qoubuttou Station - 8otparO Sisos, 6uptrin.
tcnbeut.
Nrsatus Station samusI 9. eesps1, Gupss
iHtsnnent.
g~ROieoal. Station Srtberid &. s4n.io,r, Gus
tirinttnOtnt.
Gairfiefb Station SernarO Dlinsr, sup,rins
tcnOeHt.
Guf:gruotlpn citation - Sreori6 u. Ropsr,
Superintendent.
81. 6eltnu Station - Grt. sfub.na Spencer,
euperiutenosntin.
eoutbs9ODfon etatirn Biniam q. Rodgers,
&arerintenbent.
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Baltimore grnnSfer : Co.,
Rr. III. cRsgaItimore'etr.
Pint + A,@ 0ler n r 4,

faEnsSSS. CrdheftersgSaa eR, GmHtbn1e tHe
YnrfsDhRetoR
SeiOuo.re Guirerfiamieit piro Der T.Iorosr-ns
ean Saiiesierra, @>tpdG rIo GrGnttn leoer gnI 5entIo'
met; SGrGninlGse fur ~2Stsihafien, altIt.htn Il. gsss
lepotn pom ~siierReH G6S4Hser u. i6nertI Usaldinerit
atula6& tSaH2L12getO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

Sait:morer STeeIens 5 jrie.
(Ssrihtet iir ben -Deutih.n &Orr:iDoHosHte1" ourb
UibbenRorL Oiiper & SSl
Baltimore ben 3 San. 1901
UfiAssnbort, Oli0er & 80. 5rrehReH TIt FrInc;;
BantltrssErdtt,n 5.l8&-"...,, aut so 2ase:
an Sisi 5 Is = r~peHiIer - ..... tautHIdHntihe 90
his sal euf 90 2aSs. Stei1smr ri "a a, SuIoen
80 1916.
et,rlins BanFicls far 90 Gage 1872 ....., ani
sid 4. S6-4.864, faufudnHiihe 4.s1&- S24.
StrfGufe auf Der htehaen gHeftsn'SDrie.
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8nltimnrrr Mnrfthtr;mtr.

fBeribtet furS.I y Oeuti bel SorrsIpaTse Tter.1
Satttmsr.. ben 5, San 1901
Die heutiqe WeleRsufuhr betruJ 1885 SuIte'
Der Slepatortn.8srratb SS9.3iS 5uib., 9erianot
non BEN SIspatorcA 1850 9uihel. 8er.auft wurs
ben $500 Suihel mo 2 NGgaons.
FoIseHot 5ao.ae ssist SeH ~b;Htia,H, %Scnriseu
uHo ben Iestidbriaen 5taro Der 0siatnsrtiie ii ser
lelpenoerllshcrfiht:
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Tr. q - gutttrfOu. gdtf'aUeuHa SaA Sssettea
etrab, Gbas. 8. MOOre, Suptrint'Hss'i;
Rr' % Baltimore etraBe uuD 6rsHOHt'ASs.
- @m. u. Stuart, 6upsrinteHOsnt:
Rr. q - Gutafps uuo SalttmoresStssb' ~''
bert 6. g. @iaiamion, 6uptrintsnstnt:
Rr. "a - R0roDtfsGit @ilmOr'Strabs, uno sa'
toprtte.ap,. = Z. @,sltp g8bits, eunertHttHctnt.
Er. Is RUroDtf.Gds 6rsmOnts unc PGfttr'
fpn.gptnu. Sraut d. Ws:ils, euFtr'ntenetnt.
Rr. 26 - 8. strube unO bsrldneTts SalteTH'
sn,nu. NuIiug q. 8agu, supsriHtsnosnt.
Rr. @ - VO7ontrrGds GraHtes' uno SstrtaE'
etros. sr.otrid 8. Kramer, Suptrtntenetnf.
Rr, 30 - Garolinss uHO ORLEANS : Stra9t -
SObu :. 9rOb. euprintsnOtnt; eso,
Rr. 81 0ortksNptnut uHD .. SItab' e9us'
E Qobn, Superintendent.
Rr, 80 - 8loominuouls, uno GasntrsAaenus
Hm. G. gropu, Supsrinttnotnt.
Tr. IS 9r. goo, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Qr. 80 Sroaopao uuo Ssft:riOn'Stross
Germ. Ql.mpsr, eupertHtsnotnt.
gr, 40 - Rr. 1901, 8shs2OmburO'etrSss
SObu $. 3uanlger, 5upsrintsnotnt: ~
Rr. Al - Rr. 400, Rurb'Sae'straS SoeH
6. glab, eub.rinteuOtnt.
Rr 40 6lintons unO gofOn'6trabs eenrs
N. Stbi.nftlo, Superintendent;
gr' 43 - S~onopers uno 6ias5trobs games
80. Softer. Jun, SuptrtntenotHt:
gr, "A - Gartps uno Woibtr'Strase SopdF0
6. Rub,rnauet, Superintendent.
Nr. As EgOubs unO 5bumts'Strdbs oeHrS
Mittler, superintendent
Wr' 4s - Goos uub gtsquitbs6trass ). 8.
Sraints, superintendent
Nr. At - Gurtps unO WSulbsrrpsStrabe So9H
.. Suqipan, Suptrinttnosnt.
Wr, as - Rr. 1900, NOrosGbsfsr'6trobs -
Ibog, $. HairbanEs, Superintendent:
Nr. 40 = Rr. 24N8, 9ennioloanta'aOeHns -
Sron GUa ebriu,r, SupsrtHttnOtnttn.
CIR. 50 - Garcpsstrabs uno earlsmfnosnut
Sohn q. Davis, Superintendent.
CIR. 81 - Rr. 7O4, RoIuno'ab.nus Trant D.
Gnitott, superintendent
0r. 50 - 9a~rrifpnsGotrue une Stbtrfo'Nooo -
Samts g. Ribe.fp, Gup,tutsuesnt.
Vr. g - Polunbia=Ncenue uno Seoft=StraBe
@altr 81. Smith, Superintendent.
CIR. 81 - &bartess uHo @anoaus6trabs ism.
o. Sidiniou, 6up,riHtsHbeEt.
Rr. SIS 2ombdrOs unb GreotrtdsStrobe -
6snro 9oulono, Superintendent.
Rr. Sc Rr. 1904, 9.nniploantafAosHus -
SrRro e. Hurltuo, superintendent.
Rr. 81 Gcnpnp' unO DarntrsStrabt Wm.
6. QoB, 6uperirttuotnt.
Rr. So observation-disclosures uno Gapetts'Str.
- George 9. Stuart, Superintendent.
Rr. SO @resues unb GrantltHs6truBt - eas
mutl 9. G.. Eobinfon, SuptrinttnOent.
CIR. 60 - 0Orts9Ronb unO Is. Strabe ptnro
6. GeaSS, Superintendent
Rr. 81 - @retnmounta uue RortbsNpenue
Geo. U. Cor, Suputntenneat
CIR. 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unO WtonrotsGtr.
G. 8. Tlp,rs, 6upsrinttnosnt.
SIR. 6 - Rr. 1901, 3SrOsGbdrlssSetrabs -
GOmunb @. 6tr,ttt. Superintendent
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3u permtftben:
'Sas aoo.rbaus Tr. Ill, Ot=@srmansstrat.;
bier Stofiuerts, 2eler unb unterfelsr; Dor siali&es
Qi6t unb GleOatOr etc. Iad5ufrus.n bel Gbas.
Sd. Wpetb, gruuDittes z4sent. Nr. III, Sfs2egs
inQtpnsStrab.. CDtdil7 I'D
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gu nermietbem.
Su p~erinietben:

Gine qltte 96dsrei, quite 3unDi6ait unb ousae=
,ei6nete sage; Die Gietntbimer iino tpegsn Sooe5=
faus as,lpunaen su psrnIietben. Cine leltsne @e=
~ieoenbcif fir Stmano, Der parauf %reItsttirt. Tat=
~sairaaen bel gillette Dliaer, Gr. 734, 6rtpsridag!ps,
GatpnspiQe. t5,IV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-04

SaIet- peutlse .3utubt l4,ssS 5HIpI o'U4H
Suihel Iurldsesoger; &lsuGtSrtn"SSrrGt1 SoO,oVo
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

r. J. O'Kelly, who has been here
the past week representing the Gallup
Oil company. announces that he Will
leave tonight for Denver where he
expects to dispose OF 100, 900 shares OF
the stock oI the company.
+. A. Hubbell. county school super.
intendcnt, left this morning for the
Pecos country. He called at The Citi.
zen Office just before the No. pas.
senger train pulled out for the north
and announced that he had been
called out OF the city.
Simon Neustadt. the postmaster
and general merchant OF Los Lunas
and the sheep and wool buyer. L.
Trauer, drove up to the city this morn.
ing from Los Lunas. The former IL
around interviewing the local whole
sale merchants this morning as to the
purchase of his stock of summer
Foods.
Tranquilino Armijo was the victim
II malicious assault by Estobal Ro
nero yesterday. and as n result was
compelled to wear his head In band
ages to-day. II appears that Romero
has been considerably aggravated re
Gently by the irrepressible small boys
and thinking that the Arraljo boy
| was one OF them, started In to teach
him lesson.
Photographer Cobb has made fine
picture of Mayor Marion, the council
and the city officers, and has also
made fine picture of the fire depart
ment, with Chief Ruppe sitting in his
rig ready to drive his fiery steed tt
any kind of fire at the sound OF the
mocking bird. These pictures, with
many others, will adorn pages in the
new city directory, which will soor
be issued by The Citizen.
]. X. Brown, who has been danger
ously III at his mesa home the past
week. is reported to-day just about as
bad as a patient can be. He cannot
talk. although he recognizes those
around him. and his heart is in a most
dangerous condition. Friends from
the city have visited him on the mesa
and they give II out that II he survives
his present sickness the case will un
douhtedly be considered marvellous
one.
Mr.. Meulhoefer arrived here lasi
evening from Chicago to take charg,
OF his relative, Louis NJ. Kastens, VIII,
is suffering from mental arrangement
Kastens had been In San Francisco
for some time past. and suddenly dis
appeared. None of his relatives knew
of his whereabouts until Marshal Nc
Millin notified them about ten day.
ago that the man was being held here
awaiting their instructions. The de
mented man will be taken to his hom'
In Chicago this evening.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
-S--
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Market quotations and review fur.
nished by w. p. Metcalf. No. Crom.
well block, received over the private
wire OF +. q. Logan:
New York. April 19.--Stocks--Rec'
ord prices were made to-day In mum
ber Of stocks and speculation In the
bull side was rampant. Enormous
transactions were recorded and doubt
less II the whole could have been re-
ported the day would have been a
record ley. Interest centered very
largely In G. Il. a. Q. and the other
grangers. but there were sharp ad
vances also In the low.priced issues
of the southwestern groups. M. X. 4
T. stocks were particularly promin
ent. Texas Pacific was very strong
and one OF the rumors current was
that It would be exchanged at the
rate of two shares for one Missouri
Pacific. Southern Railway preferred
and the Atchison issues sold at the
highest prices recorded. Copper was
strong. Money was easier, closing at
2hib3 per cent. Demand sterling
s4SS@A. Total sales, 2.22O,OOO
Closing quotations:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Depraved Colored Man.

In the court OF Justice Crawford
this morning, James Lillin, a colored
man who came here from Tennessee
a week ago, was ordered returned to
the county jail to await the session Of
the next grand jury for their action
regarding his conduct of yesterday
He Is charged with making indecent
exposure OF his person and proposals
to the little 9.year.old daughter Of
Joseph Beck and wife. The informa-
tion CLEANED from the testimony of the
little girl In court this morning, was
that Lillin gave the child some candy
and then he made the shocking pro
posals to her. She at once told her
father OF Lillin's actions, and soon af
ter the depraved man was arrested
by the night police. He steadfastly
protested his innocence OF any crime
or wrong doing. but the magistrate
deemed the offense OF sufficient mag
nitude to warrant him In holding Lii
lin 10 await the action OF the grand
| Jury.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Work Of the District Court.

In the district court this morning
the case OF the territory vs Francis
co Gonzales came up for trial and thu
defendant was found not guilty. HI
was accused of assaulting Felix Mon
toya with a deadly weapon about fou
years ago. and as the principal wit
ness was unable to remember thu
particulars OF the assault the defend
ant was released.
The case against Jose Maldonado
Pablo I.ucero and Pillar Padillo. TO
burglary. was stricken from the dock
ct. with leave to reinstate.
Court then adjourned until to-mor
row morning. when II Is presume'
that the motion for a new trial In thu
Densmore murder case will be made
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Dead.

Asheville, n. c.. April l9.-Col. A.
II. Belo. proprietor of the Galveston
Dallas News died here to-day.
Burial will take place at Salem. n
c., where Belo was born. May 27, 1899
He was elected captain of the For
sythe rifles, April |. 1861, and served
in the Confederate army of northern
Virginia, and was wounded at Gettys'
burg. At the close of the war he went
10 Texas and was the principal own
or of the Galveston News and estab
lished also the Dallas News, of which
he was one of the principal owners
Belo was at various times a director
of the Associated Press and one OF its
vice presidents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
polna Good Work.

The president, secretary and the
volunteer rustling committee OF the
Territorial Fair association were out
again yesterday and very few escaped
them. and, to the credit of the towns
liberality, few allowed them to pass
by without putting their names to the
subscription lists. The subscriptions
now amounts to something over 81, 500
but the amount SO far pledged is not
enough by several thousand dollars
hence let all others, yet to be seen
come up with liberal amounts. Re
member the mass meeting upstairs
over Zeiger's Cafe next Tuesday night
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Turquoise Lodge Elects Officers.

At the regular meeting OF the q, ].
A. TO the Il. OF l., f. lodge officers for
the ensuing term were elected as fol
lows: Past president, Mrs. Jack Fen
ner: President. Mrs. John Butler: vice
president, Mrs. +, Il, Hammond; sec
retary. Mrs. J. II. Holman; treasurer.
Mrs. Frank Moore; chaplain, Mrs. Ju-
liza Garrett; guide. Mrs. j. Fennar
sentinel. Mrs. Blank. The division
was honored by visit from one OF the
officers. Mrs. Mary Cassell. grand vice
president and editress OF the journal
She was on her way to the Pacific
| coast, and while here gave very in
teresting talk TO the local members
on the good OF the order.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
ALl|EDEXPEO|T|ON!
FranCOGermanAdvance
in China.
Plot of Anarchists to Murder
Rulers.
Religious Riot In South America
Caused by a Play
STANDARD OIL COMPANY DIVIDEND.

Pekin. April l9.-General Loessel
commanding the German troops in
China, has started for Pao Tung Flu
with one thousand additional men. lie
was accompanied by the French com
mander. General Bailloud. The Fran
co-German forces available for the
expedition number 5000 men.
The greatest secrecy is maintained
as to the object of these military prep.
arations, but II Is believed that II is
proposed to take possession OF anoth
er OF the Ansoling passes into Shan
81, where Chinese troops are report
ed.
viceroy Ii Hung Chang sent a cour.
Ter to General Lu, commanding the
troops In the Shan 81 passes, calling
upon him to avoid n meeting. IL nee
essary by retiring from his position
which is incontestibly Chinese.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
woman's Home Missionary Society.

The members and friends of the
Woman's Home Missionary society OF
the Lead avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. met last evening at the resi-.
dcnce OF Mrs. +. 7. Weed. About one
hundred We're present and the hour
was delightfully."- spent DR.. Morrison,
superintendent of missions for the
Methodist Episcopal church, delivered
very interesting address. Miss Flo
IA G. Craig presented a recitation
that was greatly enjoyed by all. after
which efreshments were served
About SIS was realized for the new
addition to the Harwood Home. Mr.
Weed and his estimable wife proved
themselves charming hosts.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
titutions. The little ones in the

institutions. The little ones in the
first grades appeared to manifest a
greater delight in the work than the
older scholars of the higher depart
ments, but suffice II to say nothing
was lacking in the carrying out of the
exercises OF the day. Special pro
grams, which included recitations and
songs, were rendered by the pupils.
Arbor day was not only observed by
the schools but II was noticeable that
many OF the residents did not neglect
their own properties, but enhanced
the general appearance Of their
home places by planting shrubbery
and trees on the lawns.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Aparchiat Plot,

New York. April ia dispatch to
the Herald from Buenos Ayres says:
The ponce Of the town OF Rosario.
province of Santa Fe. have seized
papers which prove that a plot against
the emperor of Germany, car OF Rus
sia. king and queen Of Italy, and Count
Turin was recently laid In Paterson,
N. J. An anarchist named Romagnoli
received letter from Paterson tell
ing him that he had been chosen by
lot to kill the German emperor and
Iinstructing him to go Immediately to
Berlin. He left Rosario soon after
ward and sailed from this port.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Prepare for the Summer.

arrangements whereby they will have
a continuous day circuit during the
summer months, and those who are
desirous OF having fans in their places
OF busnesss or residence can be sup
piled at any time, The Desert Gun
and Wheel company, at No, l07 north
First street, are prepared TO furnish
motors from fan to a 50-horse power
machine. Interesting comparisons OF
ers will be furnished on application
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Steamer Burned.

New York, April lY.-Ihe Munson
line steamship Olinda, which arrived
here Wednesday from Cuban ports, is
on fire in East river. She was sched'
uled to sail on the return trip TO Cuba
tomorrow, and was being loaded when
the fire was discovered. II Is believed
that the steamer will be saved.
At 2 o'clock the fire appeared to be
extinguished, but as precaution
three four.inch flames were kept play
ing in the hold.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19

ers, s27094sO; cows, s2900410;
heifers, s3@4.s5; Gamers, $2.00Q3S5;
bulls, s2.75@4.30: calves, $4.00Q5.O0;
Texas fed steers, $4.25@535; Texas
grass steers, $3.50G400; Texas bulls.
s2.75@3.S5.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000 head; sheep
steady. lambs stronger. Good to choice
mixed. s4.40@4.70: western sheep,
s465@5.00; yearlings. si.75Q 500; ma.
tive lambs. $l.65m 5.35.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-19
Road Race.

of st. Patrick's Athletic association
Hamilton, Ont, won the Marathon run.
ming road race from Ashland to Bos.
ton. 20 miles, to-day, breaking the
record held by himself. Caffrey's 3
tisle in to-day's race was 2 hours, 22
minutes and % 2-5 second. seventeen
minutes and twenty-three second bet
ter than last years record. VIM. Da-
Wis. Of Hamilton. was second.