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CHAPTER VIII.
AT the rarih's uut

Ht tlt NurlD h tut.
There was trouble in the Castle OF
Salvarez.
The battle over. the victorious
troops had given themselves up to
feastisg and drinking to celebrate the
defeat OF Salyarez,
The coronation OF Philip had been
postponed. The battle had interfered.
and the troops were not now in a
condition to realize the glory OF such
an event.
While the eating and drinking.
smoking and the singing of Spanish
songs went on among the soldiers.
Philip sat alone In the library OF Sal
varez. now called the council room
OF the king.
His reyeries We're interrupted by tho
entrance OF Don Juan. who burst In
upon him like u whirlwlnd.
Il am undonc." he cried. There is
an enemy among us
Philip. seeing the frenzIed look on
Garza's face. started to his feet.
''wha; do you mean. Cara? Speak!
What has happened?"
Lola. my daushtsr!" sasped Don
Juan. unable TO say more.
What of herr" demanded Philip.
placing his hand on the hill, OF his
sword.
She is gone from the castier' Don
Juan walked back and forth nervous
y. Il went to her room moment
ago. found her door aIar. She was
not there. ! sought her everywhere in
| think OF II. have not seen her since
the battle"
Nor l." said Philip. turning pale.
What do you think has become OF
herr"
Il think-i nm sure-some one has
taken her away. Ny fears were no,
sroundlcSs. rs you Sec"
You suEpect-Gom.z."
II can suspect no one else. I have
already spoken TO you about my Sus.
plcIon OF him
Il know. Where ia Gomez nowr'
Il do not know. have no, seen
him.
send for him. Let uH see wha, he
has to say. II Gomez has taken her
away. he must die"
"Yca-hc must dle-by my hand
said Don Juan.
An orderly was called.
''Rcqucs, General Gomez TO come
here at once" said Philip.
The orderly Ealuied.
General Gomez Is not In the castle
your majesty" he said.
A quick look OF intelligence flashed
between Don Juan and Philip.
DO you know where he has gomez"
mo. you majesty. lie lcf, some
time ago. lie ordered his horse. and
said nothing about his destination OF
the tiiac OF his rc,urn.
Did he 80 aionc?'
"Hc went alone
Very we'll. You may 60"
The orderly withdrew.
.'wha, shall we dor asked Philip.
II mus; follow Gomez" said Dor
Juan. II would advise that you re-
main here. and act rs II nothing
had happened. II you should leave
the castle. the alarm would In som'
way reach Gomez. shall ride out and
find him.
Go. then. and II you find he hai
been n traitor. shoot him."
Don Juan left the castle.
Bring me horse at once" he sait
to the orderly.
The horse was brought.
DO you know which way General
Gomez went from here asked Dor
Juan.
He started toward the SOUTH" was
the reply.
ITO be continued)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
THE CHEAPEST PAINT

The economy in using
Devoe ready paint is in re-
suits more than price. It
covers more and lasts longer
than lead and oil, two to
one; ten to one of some paint.
Use Devoe; and figure cost
by the square yard, or year,
not by the gallon; it's the
cheapest paint made, figured
that way.
Ask tho nearest dealer for Dcvoc;
insist on having 1t. Our pamphlet on
painting frccif you mention this paper.
GOoD-PA1NT DEvoE. CHICAGO
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SAYINGS and DOIhdS
.ytyinainS rIotpsr .sfana.

Blooming plants in the windows are
beautiful to look at from the exterior.
and yet when 1t is desired to adjust
the shade. wash the glass or close the
shutters they become great nuis-
anco II the pots are placed on the
usual shelves suspended on brackets
across the window. Our picture shows
a very handy arrangement which
leaves the window free at any time for
cleaning and makes II possible TO OBJ
tain access to either side OF the plants
without turning the pots. The frame
which supports the shelves is extreme
ly light and can be removed bodily
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
CHAPTER VII.

lhe Powder Mine.
Is our last match. shal, We
~, or save It for another
'1h had asked this question
'apest had handed him the
the underground passage
Americans had lost their
NE darkness.
hlt along the moist. slippery
y slowly made their way from
uRons chamber to another. but
success. After several hours Mt
,ley seemed to have accom-
q fact. they had not accom-
nything.
'e,ns In which they were were
'he castle Of Salvarez. But
!, !, not iar away from 1t.
we entrance at the river bank
'.alhS In the foundation walls
vas crooked enough. One
" familiar with the passage
,th and Tempest were at least
'led feet from the true pas
were going round and round.
upon their own footsteps.
'n die here" said Medworth.
Z no food
meaKen," said Tempest.
s,.un un upper lip and perservere
NJ, .s tried 10 find the entrance,
%, 'ot succeed.
t' what of salvarcz?
"A letrcatcd from the Zambos
Up his wife and daughter.
N rev to safe distance from
~, 70 allow his soldiers time
ued here until nightfall;
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.lapan,. GrraI Artnr.

otojlro. the Henry Irving Of Japan.
who is now playing with much sue
cess In London. was originally u dip
lomatlst attached To the Japanese EN-
bassy In Paris. ON returning to his
native country. having meantime be-
come fascinated with the French the
atcr. lie began applying the lessons he
had learned In Europe and now has
completely rcvoiu,ionIzed the stage In
Japan. lie hns made many excellent
adaptations Of European plays.
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I.a,.. Can Wear sh.-..

One size smaller after using Ailcn's Foot
Ease. "A powder. lNmalsc, tight or new
shocs easy. Cures swollen. hot oi.swcatinH.
aching feet, ingrowing nails. coras and
bunions. All dru ggist, aud shoo stores,
drcss Allen S. Olns,ed. lie Roy. NY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

LOCATING SUNKEN VESSELS.
across the ocean bed in parallel lines
Near the wreck in the picture the ca
BILE is shown divided for the insertion
of reel, on which a portion of the
cable is wound. The tension of the
cable is not sufficient to unwind the
portion on the reel when dragging
freely along but as soon as an OBJ
struction is met the unwinding of the
cable from the reel prevents the sud-
den alteration of the vessels course
until the source of the obstruction can
be determined. II 1t is other than the
lost ship the vessels can continue their
line OF search without neglccting any
of the ground, as might be the case
II the course were suddenly altered
by the tightening of single length OF
cable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27

s,PTER VI.-consnreao
n,y talked. Gomez all the time
-, the defense Of the castle
n. owner. and ut the same
,.,,Ipg Philip and Don Juan
NJ and their interest centered
tsht
~, passed. and burned powder
! side was the only result
| Ian began to grow impatient.
"a, use is this?" he exclaimed.
~ will play with those guns
rA all night. This kind of war
-, monotonous. When they get
esy will depart. only to annoy
!. would you advise. Don
,sked Philip.
Il, Drive them! Cut them
In /, only by destroying this
4 salyarez that We can carry
,s.s1 from this place toward
% said Philip. Gomez. why
rek!'
!. ts done" said Gomez. darting
a hatred at Cara.
4, 20, the desire Of Gomez Just
! ,sor,en the battle. Mattazudo
", returned from the evil err
,s,. which he had been sent.
commands OF Philip must be
tesas that Salvarcz was start
~ shouts OF his men.
tss battlcmonts outside the
a-s 4 company to drive the be-
ttEsy.
nv, shouted out an order to his
a hey had been impatien,ly
Z lsr the time to come when
q! pistols could be used In the
.. their country. instead OF
ys!eh accomplished nothing.
all!td around their courageous
Z L. commanded.
t1y Eas fir.d. and n dozen OF
q & Philip lay dead. and a score
u Yet the remainder did not
! lAe speed ut which they ad-
r:urncd the fire.
IA o. the soldiers Of Saiyarcz
rc gave the command to arc
i.aasiHE enemy now. instead
-s straight for Saivarcx. made
i-gss and found shelter.
sssaa Sort OF guerrilla nsht-
ftsfG side gaining the adyant-
-!:s oy yollcys was out Of the
|=L Every man found n tree and
- behind 1, whenever he saw
~ o. an enemy.
ii;cd a half-hour.
rauaEudo appeared near the
4 o@scrs around Philip Of Ara.
; !'ae. She is safe he whIsp-
.. ear OF Gomez.
~ turned to Philip.
sp lasted long enough" he said.
saE show your majesty how to
= those who oppose you"
PIE the word to Mattnzudo.
no hundred Zambos under the
q Of the rascally half-brced
VI Of the battlcments. and
Ae rear OF Saivarcz. began M
e the republic fell by dozens
& 10 use" said Salvnrez. "Our
20; hold out. We cannot hope
Another time. and the castle
/, olrS."
pc the order to retreat.
-, being familiar with the
tslied away from before the
i,d when there were no more
e pursue. the Zambos re-
: the castle.
Gomez and Don Juan stood
statd the return OF their army
saenc OF its second victory.
ce inyinciblc." said Philip.
fe king" said Don Juan.
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Little Elsie ,rcfcrring to grandma
with car.irumpcU-i wonder how poor
.rnn'ma'il eve. get along In heaven
without her trumpet. Little Tommy
Why. s'posc she'll have TO borrow Ga.
bricl's when anybody wants to tnlk to
her
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Nothing" said Medworth. s'Bus
Lola Cara Is in that castle. Would
you have her blown to pieces with
the rest?"
by Jove!" said Tempest, soberly. II
never thought OF that"
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EASY ACCESS TO THE
WINDOW.

when the plants are taken out Of doors
in the spring. a small bracket Is &C.
cured to the top of the window frame.
and u second bracket rests on tho
floor. the vertical post OF the frame
swinging between the two. 4 bTaclns
rod aids In the support OF the pots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27
1.-The Filibusters of Venezuela.
Or the Trials of Spanish Girl
BY SEWARD W. HOPKINS
COPYRIGHTED 1900 Bonners Sons

COPYRIGHTED 1900 by Roeer, Doaaer's Sons.
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WAN
Girls Wanted.

Girls wuntcd on Standard Sewing machines
Apply Al once to
NELSON MFG. co.
apsl3 Ektou. Md.
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Camping.

Camp Iuhn Waiter Smith. nj Queens
town, is being made ready for the rcrrl-
ton of the Maryland Militia or Imiv
18Th. They will camp there for tea
days. Adiutant General John $. Sauuh-
"rS has just hrvu to- QuCrn>towu, Whrr..
he has boon virwiug the work in pro-
"roSS. All the fonts are up and tII,'
flooring is down. with the exception of
lhat at tn" staff headquarters. They
will h" completed this week. Til" lars"
mess tents and Kitchen have beer, cont
plctcd.
Capt ID. +. Pennington and Sergeant
Smith hay" been supervising tia" WORK.
which has been pushed rapidly. All
work ut the different arm"lir> is flushed.
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Notice to Town Taxpayers of
ElktOn.

The Town Treasurer OF Elkton will receive
taxes for the year 1901 nj the Office OF p. NJ.
Groves on North street ut any time.
A discount OF per cent. Will he flowed on
all payments of taxes made during the month
of July, and discount of per cent will be
allowed on all taxes paid during the month OF
August. No discount after August 3lst.
All taxes not paid by January ], 1902, will
bear interest from September |, 1901.
j. HARVEY GROVES.
june28-sm Town Treasurer.
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~ lN' IIl'lhli!- '''NN ~''i'N N''' i''
Womhington and II. ID. Jackson.
\ writer has the following to say about
canvasback duck shooting in Maryland :
For years the most famous wild fowl
grounds in tn" United States were at tn"
head of the Chesapeake Bay and along
its estuarics. At one time ducks wrr"
50 plentiful that they could be Scrr 10y
the tens of thousands, and there is no
record in the State of Maryland Il con-
tract by the terms of which tn" slaves
who We're employed were not to b" fed
ON canvasback duck more than thrr"
times Il week. They preferred pork.
This year, says til" Saturday Evening
Post, onc-half of Il cIlvaShacE duck in
any good restaurant has cost from 50 to
50. The decrease in their number.
through the steady and Jealous hunting
of years, has been 50 great that the II
turns for the whole season. with many
times more hunters than in the old days,
makes a total scarcely 50 larg" rs l
weeks showing did formerly.
Another thing that has lrs>rncd the
ilOckS has been the hunting of eggs in
the far northern regions where the ducks
breed. The cauvaSback i steadily de-
crcasing, so that before many genera
lions hav" passed away the greatest
table luxury in tn" fcathrry tribe may he
known only as Il memory. AZ it is now.
lis cost puts it above the reach Of ninety
nine onc-hundrcdths Of the people,
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To Dealers in Coal.

Proposals are solicited for supplying the
schools of the county with coal for the COM
ing school year, to be the best hard anthracite
small stove size well screened, and 2240 lbs
per ton
An amount supposed to be sufficient shall
be place in the coal houses of the respective
school houses on or before September ], 1901,
shall shall he supplied at the same rate. ''''' -
Proposals TO be by districts and to he ope ed
Wednesday July "a at 1l.3O a. IN. at the Office
OF the School Commissioners.
If the Coal is not delivered by September
% cents per ton will be deducted on each ton,
tins not TO apply to That subsequently order
ed.
The right to reject any or all bids, and to
demand bond reserved. Payment at Septem-
Der meeting, ~
GEORGE BIDDLE,
July13.2t Secretary.
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Trade We never before did
such summer trade :;
Still the hot weather and
late season have sent
Keeps the men and boys in
TO get comfortable
lin with Thin Clothirg.
A few dollars will fit
you out or you can spend more if
you desire. Flannel Coat and
Trousers, IS, 50 and s.. Crash
Suits, 81, $3.50 and up to S..
Thin Serge Trousers, s.. so and S.
Serge Suits So, s. 50, $40 and up
to SIS. Russell and Low Shoes;
Straw Hats, so cents up to gen.
uine Panamas; Neglige Shirts, 50
cents to finest Manhattans; Thin
Underwear rs CENTS a garment up
to finest linen mesh.
Closed evenings except Saturday.
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To Builders.

Proposals are solicited for the erection of
an addition to the Schoohousc at Cccilton;
alsoat Chesapeake City; and for Il new house
near Leslie.
For information Call on the Secretary
n his Office in Elkton
Proposals to be opened ON Wednesday, July
Gath, ut $50 n, NJ. Houses to be completed on
or before September lst, 1901,
GEORGE BlDDLE.
Julyl3-2t Secretary.
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Notice.
Notice to Bridge Builders.

The County Commissioners OF Cecil and
Kent counties, Maryland will receive bids
tor rebuilding the Sassafras River Bridge
and repairing the draw span ard Tenders.
Bids will be received both for wooden and
iron superstructure Plans and spccitica-
tions on file ut the Commissioners office in
Elkton, Maryland. on and after July 20, 1901.
Bids to he opened at said Office Wednesday,
July 81, 1901, at O'Clock p. nj. Certified check
for $500 to guarantee performance of con-
tract must accompany each bid. The con-
tractor to be required to maintain isry
during the time the bridge is out of service.
The Commissioners of the aforesaid coun-
ties reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
JOHN BANKS.
Assistant Treasurer OF Cecil County.
iunc29-
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For Sale or Exchange.

MEYERS PlANO.-What have you to oTer
}. F. HARVEY,
June-ets Childs. Md,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-OnC Star Traction Engine, five
horse power. New American ThruSher and
Columbia Hay Press.
7 i. MACKIE,
may2o-t' Lew !SV!Nc, Pa.
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1t looks ms though the races between
Shamrock |. and Shamrock IL, the two
En-l;Sh yachts. We're being sailed in n
way TO deceive the Americans. This
work seems very plain in til" second race
between the cup challrn=rrS. Th" ronrS
was broad reach down channel. Start
Ing even, the challenger soon led by four
lengths. The yachts rounded Garroch
Head. ho"mS we'll off. The wind then
lightrncd. though it WAS still fresh
enough to wet the decks. .Iib topSails
were sent up and the yachts stood nj
chanurl. cloSr-hHulcd. pointing high ANA
cutting a SLIGHT sea with great speed.
The challenger gained slightly ON each
board across channel.
Halfway Lom" the Shamrock II. led
by one and Il half minutes. Then. for
ho apparent reason. she lowered h."
$taySail. thus losing tn" lead. Rrarhn,
home the Shamrock |. led by half Il
length.
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Female Help Wanted.

Wanted II young lady in store also woman
for hOuscwCrk.
June l5,tt. Mrs. l.. II. LlTIENBERG,
Elkton, Md.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30
OPPOSE COMBINE.
important Meeting at
Helena, Montana.
Disastrous Railroad Wreck in
West Virginia.
Heavy Rains in Georgia lnAict Great
Damage to Property.
BRITISH LOSS At zEtSf0NTtlN.

Helena. Mont. Dec 30.--The gov
ornors and attorneys general of four
northwestern states and0attorney gen
eral of another will meet in the state
supreme court rooms at Helena this
afternoon To discuss. and. II possible.
agree on a plan for prevention Of the
gigantic Northern PacificGreat North
burlington railway merger.
The governors present will he Van
SAINT. of Minnesota. who suggested the
meeting; Herriet, South Dakota, Hunt,
Idaho; Toole. Montana; Attorney Gen.
eral Stratton, Washington, will repre-
sent that state. IL has been under
stood that Governor White, of North
Dakota, and the attorney general of
that state would he present also. but II
was stated today that neither would
attend. The visiting governors and at
torneys general are expected to arrive
ut Helena about noon and ut 2 o'clock
the first meeting is scheduled. Whether
the meetings will he open will depend
entirely on Governor Van SAINT Van
SAINT, it is believed, has well defined
plan of fighting the merger. drawn on
state constitutional lines, and is ex-
pocted to advocate the adoption of this
plan by the other northwestern states.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Frank Coons. Of Los Angeles, where
he wss a machinist amp entice. is now
employed at the loca shops.
Henry Towers and John Dennis ar.
rived in the city last Saturday from
Chicago and have gone to work at the
local railway shops.
The woodmen of the World will
hold an invitation installation of ON
GERS at the Knights of Pythlas hall on
Thursday evening, January 2. 1902.
Charles Rhodes, the star player OF
the Las Vegas foot ball team. In In the
city to witness the foot ball games be.
tween the Agricultural college. the
Indian school and the Guards teams
He is the guest Of Thomas Hughes. Jr.,
and II having good time.
Miss Kate Cunningham returned to
Gallup last night She IL student
of the University and member of the
basket ban team and Kindly made the
long trip and break in her vacation "a
help the university girls win the game
IRON the Silver City Normal team
While in the city she was the guest of
Miss Lou hughes.
o. +. Foster. OF the Foster. Mllburn
company. Buffalo. n. Y, was here last
Saturday and made contracts for ad-
vertlsing with local newspapers. He
left Saturday night for Las Vegas,
whore his family has been stopping.
and after few days longer there, they
will pass Albuquerque. for the Pacific
coast.
Many complaints have reached this
Office Of the doings Of coal and wood
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30

following names % the g. .go can:
J. O. Miller, coach; w. N. Danherg,
captain; Ruby Hart. Ten Yard Miller.
Overlong Bill Isaacks. pGss Gilmore.
Duke de B. Seco. Camote Gamboa.
Lodey Lowe. Curley Horton. Swede
Baird. Ella J. Wallace Brownie SNOW.
One Nit Peephrey. Oscar Bill stephens
and himself, plain W. A. Sutherland
Tomorrow night, at the Guards Ar.
mory on West Gold avenue. upstairs
over the Albuquerque Hardware com.
pany's store the Guards will give an
informal reception to the college boys
from q 80 to II o'clock p. m.
On New Years afternoon the team
recently organized from among the
ranks OF the Albuquerque Guards will
play the college team. and lively
game Is expected.
The grounds have been SO arranged
that spectators can see the game from
the grand stand.
FIVE To NOTHING.
The football game at the fair
grounds this afternoon resulted in a
Waterloo defeat for the COVE nment
Indian school eleven. by the score of 3
to o. II was fine game.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30
-FOUR KILLED.
Fatal Railroad Collision
in Illinois.
Arizona Desperate Killed by
a Deputy Sheriff,
Heavy Rains in Pennsylvania Have
Flooded Several Cities,
DEATH or GRAIN ELEVATOR OWNER.

Chicago. Dec. oO.-Four persons
were killed, and twentynne injured
several probably fatally. in collision
on the Chicago a Northwestern rail
road on Sunday at Malta. ILL.,. sixty
miles west of Chicago. The Omaha
Flyer" east bound. and an east bound
freight. caught FIRE, and two passenger
coaches. one sleeping and eight freight
cars were burned.
The dead: George w. Rudio, west
ern agent of the Kirk Soap company,
residence. Omaha Mrs. George W.
Rudio; u. o. Nichols. Council Bluffs.
Iowa. and T. B. Dutan. sleeping car
porter Chicago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30
ANOTHER WAR.
Germany Ready to At
tack Venezuela.
Court Injunction Against Off,
GERS OF Northern Pacific.
Japanese General Charged With
looting Forced to Resign.
GEN. ssAMANS IS DYING.

London. Dec. 30.--A dispatch to the
Central News from Berlin says;
II is believed to be certain that Ger.
many's ultmatum will he issued with
in three Gays and an attack on venez
uela will follow directly after. In ad
dition to the vineta and Fake, two
training ships. and the cruiser Geier
have been ordered to La Guayra. I'm
the meanwhile. ] am omcially assured
that the German charge affalres has
not lefs' Caracas and diplomatic rela
tions are not yet broken OF. Agree
ment has been reached between Ger
many ald the United states In regard
to the German course OF action In
Venezuela"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30
HEAVILY DAMAGED.
Loss Of Life and Property Caused by
Floods in Georaia.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 3O,-Torrential
rains the past two days in Georgia,
Alabama and East Onnessee and por.
tions of North Carolina caused the
death of four persons as far as known
and inflicted serious damage to prop
orty, The rains has been followed by
colder weather. accompanied by high
winds. Three people were crowned at
West Point Ga, while attempting to
cross the Chattahooche river Thomas
Russell, engineer on the Atlanta a
West Point railroad, was killed in a
freight wreck caused by washout
near Notasul. Ca Many people spent
the night in Fort Tyler At Columbus
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30
BASE BALL MAoNATEs.
American Association Hold Important
Meeting at Kansas City.

Kansas City. Mo. Dec 30.-The Am
erican Base Ball association magnates
met here in executive session today.
Milwaukee. indianapolis. Toledo. Co.
lumbus. st. Paul, Minneapolis. and
Kansas City were represented. After
executive session II was announced
the magnates adopted a constitution.
The uniform price of admission of 25
and 50 cents was decided upon. Prcsl-
dent Hickey announced the American
association had secured three-year
leases on parks of all cities represent
ed at today's meeting except Omaha.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-30
REsTRAik.N0 ORDER.
Temporary injunction Against Officers
Of the Northern I. aeifc.

Minneapolis. Dec. 30.-Judge Elliott
OF the district court. today granted {
temporary order restraining the ON
GERS o. the Northern Pacific Railroad
compsny from retiring preferred stocl
OF thai company. The order was ISSUED
on application OF Peter Power, OF New
York. who holds 100 shares OF the com
mon stock
Il ~ Informed that the action IL
brought In behalf o. the Hartman in
teres' to prevent control passing out
OF its hands until the legal standing OF
the Northern Securities company IL
settled.