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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
PRECINCT No /

Cameron robert Land. 300 by 500
Naras ana 2 lots, taxes i5 cents. pm
atty. Be- costs. 5jc. total si.O3.
chavez Nicturlano-A house at two
rooms aud lot taxes. S327. penalty
lbCts, costs. 3pCts, total. S37S
Griogo. Julian Land 40 by 200
Naras bounded north by Juan Grlcpu.
south hy Nvstorn kirchor. east by Pc
drn Porca west hy Rio Grandr. Z
house. three rooms. taxes. St.tg. pep.
atty Gets. costs 1Octs. total Sta5
Guti"rrrE Apulunlu- Land. 30 hy iN
warns bounded % nthp north by bona
clano NiDto south by public entrance.
east hy railroad. west hy public rnai
ana huuFr. Land 60 hy poo yaraa
bounded north by 4. Lund south h,
N : Otoru east by s. sanchez west
hy old public road Taxes 23 cents
penalty cents, costs go cents. Go.
tnI 'H Drut.
GutierrDs Clpraup Land. lGu by
1870 Varus bounded north by Pablo
SANCHEZ south by Amado Sanchez
east hy Canine Ruol. west 10y Rio vi.
clo. House of Eve rooms Taxes
:, NN penalty iU cents. COSTS 81 40.
total SGGS
NirChuor Npstnra o.. Land. 40 by
s,,,,b i,, b. yi",,. .a., w. ~ ',n,"
w., NJ, g,ri, ,,, I,.,i.r' ' run
san n,,ai,, ,"n,"' -. avs l-
rrnts. ,ntaI 40, ''' ''
Tnp,, Ins, J' t...,.. t.,., OIL. al.
a., taras ..,,,d., ,,a,,,, a.
s.,s s,n,t ID, p,,.t ''.,H NY -. '',s
,,istobgi sGy, w'', ,''' wy
nom. land ,. I., .tq- ,.,' guy
rd portt In. rl,.. "' '...., ,'''''''
ann Ma. .,st b., inIi,, NV"
urlunWr T,,.. tg Gc r',.i,
-. .
IYoJ u..r..., ,n1 -,
month A., .'i.i.. ,...,r ..''.,l' Do. =, ,.'
rbn, gs.t b., ,,,..o,5 ,r,,l 49,, az n.y..
William .,ns5.I ana hnn., Tayas
sgJ- r,4gft Ii, ..nt' 80 g-
80, 49,, '' '"'7' '"S'N' 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

tunya Antonlo--lO by SOC yaras.
land in city Value m personal prop.
orty $40 Taxes. t3S5. penalty. 20
cents costs SO cents. total fii0
Armiio a II Lots 90. l2. block "A.
y ArmliD y OtHr1 addition. Last half
taxes fll7t. penalty. @ scents. costs
90 ceuts total si272
NtdaruHrD Pcfc. Land 90 by tl3
feet bounded north by Tuena road
south hy opera house. east hy Third
street west hy A Viyiana Taxes.
fl1HH. penalty 5l cents costs. 15
cents total tllgt
Becker n lots. ~ 10 20 inclu.
sife block *. ~ nn a " addition.
Taxes. $3.50 peralty So cents. costs.
tian. total tis62
Bruce g. A. North hair l0t p block
9 nelvodorn addition Lots CO. 81.
block a. " % spot addition. Value
of personal property $50 Taxes f956.
penalty pa cenia. costs. 80 onts. 90.
tai fs63
Brown George n lots 2s and gs.
Nichols A howdcn addition. Value ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
SUPPLEMENT
To THE
ALBUQUERQUE Weekly Citizen.
NOTICE TO
Acknowledgements
OP lHBS,lEO OF PRO EPlY.

Notice Us hereby given that the fol
lowing list contains the names ~ ali
property upon which the taxes levied
in the year 1900. ln and Tor the county
OF b"rnalhIlu. amounting tu less than
$1,000 have become delinquent 90.
gothcr Win q description of the prop.
erty, ANA the amount OF taxes. penal
ties and costs due opposite cnrl
name aud description together with a
separate statement uf the taxes due On
personal property. where the several
taxes are due from the same owner or
owners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

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pore, ....b by h. N,I,in n,s, D.,
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conn. t,t.I eIrrs
gsII.... t,t..,.. a land .-
warns v.Il. .t,.I,g.... I...,.,.i.,', ,,,..,,.
by Al p..., .,gr, I.. Mo-, 49,,
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ty tuu ..a l..rI,l r,r,t i., "A
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T,f,,, .,., D., H., C-,n5n 90, ~,
IA r.i, ,,rF 10 go NH, ~,
,.rapt limit. t..,n.l..t n.,-,b i,,. ~
Cuti.rr., ..,,,b m, a. l,i.,,, ,o., i,,
pio Grand ct h., a., gsia land
g,,,.r G,,,r r,,,,,s MIN. ,..,s,',,,I
,,r,,.rt, ANA l,.t b,lg 49,
sit3u r.p.i,, "A CONT. ,,st- en- An.
t..,r ak an
H,rtIp., v.1.,., land Il by ,on
yarn. bo,,p.,J g,rtb Ly gar,i,
s,r,b bv s9r.l.y,I .g.t by Iiy.r
,y,.t "a, ia C.i, and boi,s, raves
An D.nt. r.rsItg b r.uts costa gE
r.pts totgI III ,,uts
N,rtip,g TrIp,,it1 t,pl s9 by tnU
warns bnurl.J norm bv A. Nnrtinpz
..,,n Dad, ~ At,r,i,., .,st M. r,,I,li,
r,.I NJ ny ..,pt ,I,,it. Iin,,s,
y,i,,. r.,.,,,,t ,,,,r.rt, s.p Ts,,s
tIt- n.p,It, cont. ,,4ts .o
..ut. total fi g9
N.rti,., Nt,,r,, Land a. , tut
ynr.s h,Ypa.l north by - MARITIME
s"uth l, Ga,,ia ,ast by river
,y..t by punIi, rnad Land pa by loo
Sarns bngndrd north by p Mnrilno1
sn,,tb by A Nnutnya cast bv river
49,, IA, rnilir a,nJ land IA bv 2
Al t,upI,J morn, I,v - Maritime
snpth nv "A Noutoyn cngt by ditch
West hy Alamodn grant and house.
Valuuc porsnnal urooorty. Sil5. LAT
half taxes S3IS. penalty. lG cents.
""s,s siD5 toini tIgG
N,stns Rafa.l lnnd ao hy 200
warns boi,ud,d north by A Arsgon
south by a. san loyal cast by ]. Mar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

Bnrula. Manuel Land. 90 hy lUO
yurus. bounded north hy H. paChccu
south hy - Montoya east by g. Pa
diIla Vc., hy public land Land 30
hy lnu yuras bounded north hy IS
sanchez, south by " padilla. east by
Acequia west by ru8d. Land. go boy
100 yaraE, bounded north hy r. q
iubhpll south hy AC"Vuin. east by
A. l.uhatO. west hy ! Barpla Value
uf personal property SEQ. Taxes. "a
cents, penalty. 3 cents, costs. 81 .U5
total SlSG
Chavez. de- padnlu Dolores Land
go hy 80 yaras. bounded north by e.
Turricta south hr y Chavez east by
ditch west by j N Chavez Land
l2O by POO yaras bounded north by
r. pudilla south by Indians. east bS
n pndlla. west by Valu,
81 personal property. $40 Taxes
S3l3, penalty l6 cents, costs, u
cents. total $3.50.
Chavez Vidal Land 100 by poo
yaraa. bounded north by ditch aoutt
by Grant east by l.. padilla. west by
J Casturena Land, 33 boy 100 yaras
bounded north by l.. Padilla, south by
public land. east boy river west b,
ditch Land 1913 by TOO yaraB. bound
ed north by j. sanchez. south hy )
padilla east hy public land weg
by Hills. Value uf personal proper
49, Si25. Taxes S.. penalty, % cents
costs. &iui, total si2u.
Chavez Jose Apodaca Land
Eu by lOD varas bounded north hy y
pudiila. south hy ~ Chavez east b'
% Montoya west hy NJ chavez
Land. 500 hy GO yaras bounded uorti
%, N Chavez south hy 70 Muntoya
east hy Acaqula west ly road Land
100 yaraa Wide bounded north Boz
Accqula. south hy public land east b
A i.ohatu. WoHt by 4 padliia Land
800 by POO taras bounded north Oh
road south hy "A Chavez east b
river west hy y iiarcla Value of poe
soual property s55. Taxes tl.7i
penalty . couts, costs. $40. total
Fl23
Chavez. Jose M.--land 100 by 900
yaras; bounded north by road. s0dtl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

varas. bounded north boy = y. Coma.
les, south by G. Lucero. east by J. J..
Vonzaios west by Jesuit Fathers.
IWorOom house Value Of personal
property $40. Faxes. tii 20. penalty.
% ccntH, costs. 81 Of. total $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
PRECINCT No 2

nnca Manuel Land. 100 warns
I Wide, bounded north by PlnO Quato
south hy Mesa cost by Manuel Crpa
pin west nY Juan Gutierrez aud huls
Land. lUl yaraa Wide. bounded north
hy EsiyNnu kaDl south by NIru.l
/ Lopez cast hy CuDhllla. west by FREQ
river Value Uf personal proprrt,
/ Hli5. Taxes last half $40. penalty
p cents. costs 90 cents total t25t
Garcia Miguel Land 100 by iul
varns. bounded north bv a MARTINEZ
south hy limos onst by Cuchuln. west
hy OIn Land. Iuu hv iIU mfa
bounded north by a Martin south by
:. \. Line east by CurhIlln west hy
Oiu. Land. 800 by 300 yarns bound.
Di north hy 4 Martin. south by ca.
chiila. east hy 3 A iinp. west hy Oio.
Taxes. tgl7, penalty. 90 cents. costs.
Rlu5. total 3iOoS
Garcia. Felix Land. gu by 300 var.
as bounded north hv public domain.
south hy samo. east bN j st. Satin.
as. west 10y publ. domain Land. 20
by 1000 yaras, bounded north by pub
liu domain. south by road. east by own
co. west by l. JaramiuO Value of nor
Huual property $50. Taxes. i6SS. pau.
atty, DO cents. costs, 81 So. total fsC8
Gutierrez 3 Juan Maria improve
mcnta un government land Taxes.
$500, penalty aN cents. costs. Be-
cents. total fSHt.
Lopez. Miguel Land. 100 ,Arus
widD, bounded north hy public CA.
trance, south by C,rru. cast hy public
entrance west hy Cuchilla Land. TOO
yaras wide. bounded north by "A Saig
south boy y Rncl cast hy O.. laramlllo
west hy Cuchillo Value of personal
property $50. Taxes tf cents. penal
ty, 3 cents, costs. io cents. total. stsg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07
PRECINCT NO g.


Anaya Dolores a do Land 1859 bY
800 yaraF, bounded north by road
south hy = Anayd east hy rlyUr west
by 8 Sanchez Value of pera0nal
property gl25 Taxes. gi.Og. prnalts
3 cents CoFts % cents. total si.t7.
Armilo Salvador Land 90 b. 27l
yagas. bounded north by ~ ArapoB
south hy NJ paliiia east by road. west
by NJ a Garcia Taxes tgk1. pom
atty DO r"uta costs $50 cents. total.
Stil.
nacn Robinson aud 200 by n
yaras bounded north hy P Armlio.
south hy road. ,H.t N q Rarl west
by " ArmIo TINDs t3s1. penalty.
~ cents costs q. cents total a.
a.
haca Carmel land IUu hy BOO var
az, bounded north Pop g. Sanrhcz
south by n B0tB pnri by g. RBal
west hy Aronal Tu1D ttk1. penal
~ ~ cents costs go cents total
tiAi.
Para Halyado Land. Gp by srI
yaras bounded north by 70 s Roiey
south ~ y Sayedrn east hy q. cha.
Yer 8rd. west hy Arenal House. of
nse rooms. Two room house ana cor,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

~ cents costs. $40. total. i220.
Tuuioia Jose g. Land. 800 hy 600
yaras houulpd north by g. Mafln1.
south hy river east by 4 SANCHEZ
west by " Montoya Value uf p,r
Honal property 500 Taxes. fl.5S.
penalty 5 cents. costs 3i Ccnts. tu.
tai u1OI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-07

Al property $40. Taxes. ti8.7o. pen.
altyi tS cents. costs. $40. total.
ftG7S
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
FRANCE
BLUFFS
TURKEY

PARIS, Sept. ll.-It lie expected in Of
fetal circles here that the Sultan Of
Turkey will ask the French Government,
now that the Tubini claim has been
settled by direct negotiations between
the claimants and Porte, to resume
diplomatic relationg. France however
will reject any such proposition
and until the Sultan has yielded
in the case Of the Lorindo claim which
iG nearly four times the amount of the
Tubini claim, M. Constans will not re-
turn to Constantinople. Advices from
that city say it is believed the Lolando
claim will soon be settled.
The attitude OF the Sultan toward the
French claims is undoubtedlyI attribut-
able to the action of theldecree OF French
Minister OF the Interior in expellinp
Turkish spies from France. The decree
has been held back for..several days in
hope that the Sultan who naturally wal
aware that it had been drawn up would
take the hint, but the patience Of the
government Was finally exhausted anC
yesterday FeTidouin Bey, head of the
Turkish police in Paris and another spy
were ordered to leave France. This stSI
Was followed by today's amour cement
that the Sultan had settled the Tubin
claim.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

There does not seem to be any doubt
that when the time comes a showing
sufficient to warrant the extradition OF
the woman will be forthcoming. Czol-
gosz in his confession made on the
night OF his arrest admitted that he had
heard the inAammatory speeches and
read the incendiary literature OF Emma
Goldman and since then both have ad-
mitted that they met. There may not
be evidence enough to convict her in the
hands OF the police, at the present time
but there is no doubt that the indict-
ment can be secured against her.
The police arc working to secure re-
ports OF the Goldman speeches that
Czolgosz heard, and also copies OF her
pamphlets which were resd by him, and
they are also carefully investigating the
circumstances under which they met,
Discussing the case with an Associated
Press representative, Superintendent
Bull said:
"Any action as to Emma Goldman il
in the hands of District Attorney
Penny, but | will say that no request
for her sxtradition has been made. The
impression that an Indictment IL abso
lutely necessary to secure extradition il
not correct, but most Governors insisi
that there be an indictment. Nothing
has been decided as to our action in the
case aad cannot at this time say wha
will be done.
1t would hardly be wise to make an!
move toward the conrts until the resul
OF the President q wound iI finally an'
definitely known. There will be n,
extraordinary grand jury called for tn
grand jury now in session here has al
the power that lie necessary. We hsv
no one other than Czologsz in custody Il
Buffalo"
! care you depending entirely on tn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
CATARRH

or Inflammation of this delicate pink
membrane.
The system is weakened in win
ter. The delicate lining is more
susceptible to irritation or inhamma-
ton, and thus we have pneumonia,
grip, colds, coughs, fevers, ETC., al
catarrhal conditions which may
easily be checked by one cataTh
cure-Pe-ru-na.
That's the only way out of It.
You may dose forever-you will
not be we'll until you try the true
cure and that is Pe-ru-na. You
may think your trouble is some
other disease and not catarrh. Call
it what you will, one thing is sure,
your system is affected and must be
treated, and Pe-ru-na is the only
remedy which reaches the right
place and does cure.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

BUFFALO, Sept. 1.-THE Buffalo police
have made no request for the extradition
Of Emma Goldman, under arrest in
Chicago on suspicion of completely in
in the plot to murder President McKin-
ley. Superintendent of Police Bull and
aud District Attorney Penny have had a
couple of consultations on the subject
since the news of the woman's arrest
reached them, ..but it is evident that
they have not finally decided upon q
course of action.
They want to give the Chicago police
department time to make q thorough in
yestigation at that end with the sup
posed confederate of Czolgosz in their
custody aud they are anxious that the
recovery of President Mckinley be posi-
lively certain before they go into court
They have on foot general investiga,
tion aimed at showing that theGoldmau
woman was an accessory and apparently
want more time.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

Colon Colombia, Sept. 1l.-Vie Gal
veston--Tbe United States gunboat Ma
chias has returned from Bocas del Tore,
no developments having occurred there
to require her presence.
The following is the textof the COM
munication dated September 4, in which
the United States Consul replied to the
rebel manifesto addressed to foreign con-
suls in Colon. dated Gatun, September
3 and signed by General Pstino, which
initmated that Patino intended to at
tack Colon shortly and which requested
that the respective nationalities be no
titled.
"I acknowledge the receipt of your
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Barber Shop Blown 10.

CRIPpLE CREEE, Colo, Sept. ll,-At
midnight the barber shop Of John Tyler
on South Third street was blown up by
dynamite. From six 10 ~ sticks we're
placed under the floor Of the frame
building at the point At which Tyler was
sleeping. The explosion wrecked the
building contents, but Tyler escaped.
Windows on both sides OF the street for
blocks we're shattered. Tyler is a negro
and has repeatedly refused to join the
BARRIERS Union.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
CAMPERS
OUTFITS
BURNED

At the hop yard Of Mrs Larse Harding
near Fairfield, the camping outfits of
seven families Of hop pickers, who were
camping together, burned yesterday.
The older people we're picking hops, and
had left the children at the camp. They
were playing and started the fire which
destroyed the entire large camp before
any assistance could be rendered. One
child narrowly escaped being caught by
the fire.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

CONFESSES
CONSPIRACY
Continued from nrst Page.

Stone was arrested inthis city last light
on charge of "aiding and abetting in
the attempted assassination of President
Mckinley.
The arrest was made by City Detec.
tive Painter. United States Secret
Service officials we're notified on Friday
last before o'clock. Stone is said to
have told two of his fellow employees in
the New York ship building yard that
he would not be surprised II President
Mckinley was: KILLED that day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
The United States Consul Replies
To Rebel Manifesto-Should Panama Violate Treaty
Rights, the Government Would Resent 1t.

letter Of yesterday and hereby inspect
fully notify you that any interference on
your part with the free transit ol goods
or passengers across the Isthmus Of Pam
anna would be violation Of the treaty
rights with my government, and the lat
ter, should you attempt such an inter
ference, would act accordingly.
Construction Of free access TO the Pam
ANA Railroad stations in Colon from any
docks at this port CT obstruction OF the
main streets leading to the Panama
Railroad stations or any act on the part
of the insurgent forces rendering such
access dangerous, would be regarded az
interference with the above mCntioned
free transit"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Kidnaper Wanted.

Governor Geer has Issued requ!sition
papers for samuel Armstrong Rhoades,
who is wanted in the State Of Washing
ton, being charged with kidnapping his
own child. lie and his vile we're di-
vorced several months ago in California,
aud the mother was given the guardian
ship Of their schild, lie kidnapped the
child in Washington, going TO Pendle-
ton, in Eastern Oregon. lie was today
taken 10 Washington 10 stand trial,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Eseaped conyIets.

CANON CIrY, Colo, Sept, ll.-Three
oonviets at the state penitentiary, Ed
Caviness, sent up for murder Frank
Harris, for stealing beef cattle and D.
X, Reed, serving time for larceny,
escaped from the penitentiary ranch two
miles from the prison. They over.
powered overseer King and taking HE
oarbine and revolver, and taking horses
from the stable, started for the noun.
tains. A large posse is following with
bloodhounds. The men are expected to
hghI II oyertaken.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times says
With the approach of mid-September,
sanguine Britons believe Lord Kitcb-
ener and the government have a plan
in mind other than Mr.. Dooley's simple
recipe Of declaring the Boer War off. "
II is still expected that there will be a
great change in the situation on Sept
tember 10, when Lord Kitchener's proc
lamation goes into effect, the only ground
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

CoNsTANTiNoPLE, Sept. 10.-Fiity Ar
menian revolutionists, according to Turk
ish reports, set FIRE to the MuSsulmsn
headquarters at Mush, Turkish Armenia,
where fighting aiterward occurred. The
Armenians retired toward Sassuan. 1t
is also reported that on Sept 3rd some
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

LONDON, Sept. 1l.-Lord Kitchener,
reports to the war Office from Pretoria as
follows: "Methuen, engaged Pautender
and Dalarey in Great Maries valley Sept.
9Th and Sth driving them from their
strong position. Sept, Sth the Beers
left six dead Sept. 9th twelve; Sept. 9th
forty-one prisoners captured.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of
Figs, under ell conditions, makes il
their iAvorite remedy. To get the true
aud genuine article, look for the name
of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near the bottom of the package. For
sale by all druggists.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-An application
will be me1e today for writ OF habeaa
corpus in behalf Of the nine anarchists
now Under arrest charged with conspir.
acy to murder President Mckinley.
The name OF Emma Goldman also
will probably be included in the
petition. Should the application for
a writ be successful it probably will
be made returnable Thursday morn
ing, at which time all the defendants
will be brought into court. In the
evidence which can be produced to hold
the prisoners, it is said, the Chicago
police have the following telegram from
the Buffalo Chief Of Police:
Czolgoez was in Chicago August IS,
in company Of Emma Goldman and
Abraham Issak at Isaak's office"
The Chicago police do not know upon
what evidence this statement 10 based,
but take it for granted that is a part OF
the confession Of Czolgosz.
The decision to resort TO habeas cor
pus was rssorted to after many efforts
bad been made to induce the authori-
ties to release the prisoners on bail.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Grand Army Parade.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept, IL The grand
parade Of the S5th National EncamI
ment, q. A. r., Was viewed by almost
the entire population Of 100000 people
in this city, and nearly as many visit
ors. The prOCession was five hours
passing. The crowd cheered the veter-
ans loudly.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Armenian ReVOIutiOniStS in Action
Fire Mussulman Headquarters - Three Thousand
Troops Thrown into Panic by Explosion OfBarraeks.

Armenians and Turks blew up bar
rack at Sassoun where 5000 troops we're
stationed, and that a panic prevailed.
1t is generally apprehended by non.
Mussumans here that massacres Of
Armenians haye taken place.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

chisi lecturer, Emma Goldman. City
Prosecutor Owens stated that the pris-
oner was charged with conspiracy to
murder the President, and therefore de-
sirS that she be held without bail. The
magistrate, he said, would consider the
mater OF bail further.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11
Like the -
Deadly
.Under-CurrenI

which grasps one without warning,
the mucous membrane which lines
the entire body suddenly becomes
weakened In some spot and disease
Is established. 1t may be OF the
lungs, the head, throat, stomach,
bowels, or any other organ. Where
ever it is, and whatever it seems, 1t
all sprirgs from the same cause
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

MATJKsFoNrAIN, Cape Colony, Sept
u.-Colonel Chabee, surprised the camp
of Vandermerwe. The most trusted
lieutenant Of Commandant SCheeper
and another Boer we're killed They
made prisoners Of thirty-seven out Of
lC0 OF Vandermerwe's command.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

mcAGo, Sept. ll.-Judge Chetlain
deiled to hold Isaaks and the other
alleged anarchists without bail until
Fhay the 18th, when the arguments
vi bo heard on the habeas corpus petit
lion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

Chicago police for your evidence in the
Goldman case2" the superintendent was
asked. "No, we are not" be said.
ave are working on her case ourselves
and are also operating with the Chicago
department"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-11

New DIRK, Sept. ll.-James G stowe
x-Conpul General Of the United safes
at Cape Town has arrived at New York,
and goes at once to Washington. lie
said that when he has officially givn up
his position by reporting TO the Wash-
ington Department he will have pme-
thing to say about the Boer war. Until
then, however. he declines to talk n the
subject. Mr.. Stowe says that whin he
took the position at Cape Town four
years ago the trade Of the United States
in South Africa was $1,000, 600. N'w, he
he says, it is S2O,OOO,OOO.