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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-14

lonE range wall now be able to keep
abreast Of the different phases OF the
market and will have the same facili-
ties as are obtalnable in large eastern
cities. The Arm Of Logan & Co. Is
WIDELY Known throughout the United
States. They have agents and conhden-
tat advisers In every commercial CEN
ter In the world.
Il. W. Dobson, the attorney whom the
Las Vegas Optic had en- route to III
Live Stock association convention at
Salt Lake City, the 9th r day. appeared
down town this morning for the frs,
time In the past six days. He has sur
fered severely with the grip, and stated
that the French importation has taken
charge OF every member Of his family.
He avs he never twisted the tail OF a
maverick in his life and before taken
sick had no intention OF attending the
stock convention.
A #. Brown, OF the California Pow
der works, San Francisco, was In AIbu-
querque last Wednesday, and was a
pleasant caller at this Office. Since his
las; visit here In June Mr.. Brown has
mad a trip around the world, going
from a Francisco westward. on his
way round he witnessed some OF the
earlier stages of the Chinese troubles
and visited the Paris exposition.
On and after this date. according 10
a letter received by Postmaster Arrnl-
10, all pouched mail from the east will
arrive In this city on train No / in
stead OF train No. 7, by this arrange |
mcnt the pouchcd mail from the east
W ! get In al G:35 p. m No 7, however. |
will carry the mail west, leaving here |
at 10 o'clock p. N.
j. J, Rutherford repo,,s that hi
Crescent bicycle was taken from in
front Of Rupees drug store last even
ing, and say that ne will appreciate |
any information leading To is recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Hathaway ana
Others expect 90 leave tomorrow night
70. I'll Pdso. To attend the Mliw.nter |
carnival, which opens in that ci.y on
Thursday and continues for three days.
superintendent J. II. Langtry and
Dcman Campbell. the travelling agent,
both Of Wells Fargo Express company,
are here to-day. They win leave for
tn west tonight.
n vas learned to-day that the Pabst
Brewing company Of Milwaukee, Wis,
would In the early spring erect here
large storage warehouses, bottllng
works. etc. ,
The Colorado National bank OF Den
has been approved as reserve agent
for the silver City National bank OF
silver city, Grant county
VIM Walsh came In from Winslow
saturday night and returned 10
WiDslow last night. accompanied by his
wife.
The territorial supreme our took a
from saturday morning until
morning, Court meets at santa
Fc.
William Davis. OF Fo.t B,yarl. Grant
has been granted a pension Of
$50 a month.
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Cut rate on upholstering and mat
tress making at the White House, Ala
South Second street Bell Telephone.
l2i ]. IA, Bennett. proprietor,
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Leading JeweIry
u

SHOES at less than cost and II will pay
you DO examine them and lay On a sup
ply for present or future Use. c. Mays
popular priced shoe store. 20s West
Railroad avenue.
THE EASTERN DENTISTS, being
unable TO wait upon all desiring dental
work done the past two weeks, will
continue their low prices "A few days
more. See their ad. Remember they
EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
No bad effect. No after effect. only the
pleasure OF having lost your teeth. ABB
SoLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN as many
cantestlfy.
Gentlemsni Now Is the time 4 plac,
your order. Our clothing pleases ane
the prices talk. Nettieton Tailoring
agency. 2i5 south Second street.
Nh little son OF Sheriff T. s. Hubbel.
seriously III last Friday and Saturday
with pneumonia, is reported much bel
ter to-day.
Mrs. NJ C. Wilson. in business on
South Second street. is slowly recover-
ing after a siege with the grip.
Prof. Giltnen. who Is mdning In the
Sc india mining district. is in the city to-
day.
James NJ. Cook has been appointed
postmaster OF Monument. Grant county.
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Ruppe for Rs.
CITY NEWS.


The Brunswick 20 cent cigar IL all
right
Get Pine for that cough. Matthews
irus stolS.
For furniture see Futrelle & Co. cor
yer Second and Coal.
Crystal lotion for ohapped and rough
skin. Matthew's drug store.
wanted-A nurse girl Apply at 62S
Copper ayenue Mn. David Woin-
mann
At Matthews drug store your pres
~eriptions will be prepared scientifically
snd honestly.
The celebrated Brunswick ten cent
clgar-the prize winner-at Flesher
~ROsenwsld's.
Hot water bottles. the best. a. reas-
enable prices at ]. II. O'Rielly Il Cos,
Second and Gold venue.
Don't buy your household goods until
you get our prices. Special prices for
cash or on easy payments. ". v. Flu
treble 4 Co.
II you did not get a Christmas pres
snt 90 10 b. nfeld & Co.'S during this
special sale. You can buy n about
as cheap RS having Il given TO you.
Fountain and bulb s~yranges and
atomizers. A new stock Just received
at j. IL. O'kielly & Co.'S, prescription
druggists, corner Second and Cold Av-
enue.
Go TO Spears. the jeweler. on The cor
ner opposite the postoflce. for fine
watch repairing and great cut on Elgin
watches. Also a fine latest Improved
ssE Singer sewing machine. Call and
ses them. For furnished Don with
bath and good location call at 81 West
Silver avenue.
We arr closing out al our bnoksn
Nnes OF mems, ladies' and children's
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Jan. IA. 1901.

Albuquerque, N. NJ. Jan. II, 1901,
The undersigned take this opportun-
ity Of extending their thanks to the
patrons OF the firm Of Lowenthal &
Meyers for their liberal patronage in
the past. The Meyers-Abel Company.
composed OF Ernest Meyers and d. ].
Abel, will conduct the business hereto
for carried On by the late firm Of Low
enthal & Meyers, and request the pat
ron OF the old firm TO continue their
business in the future with the new
arm OF Meyers-Abel Company.
DOWENTHA AL 4 MEYERS.
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NOTICE.

We take this method to in
form our friends and patrons
that the JAFFA GROCERY Co.,
will continue its business as
heretofore. They now thank you
for the liberal patronage you
have extended to our dear father
and thatwe, his sons, solicit your
continuance Of the same, and no
effort will be spared by us to
merit il,
THE JAFFA GROCERY Co.,
by b. o, and w, NJ. Jafa.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A Charter gas or g~asolice EN-.
L CINE. Az horse power, in good working
condition and Just the thing tUr a ranchman
For particulars and terms call on or address
The Cttizen, Albuquerque, y, NJ,
EOk SALE CHkAP-Mstket garden, eight
L and half sores, one mile from city of Albu
querque, high state of cultivation, orchard Of
800 trees, half acre of strawberries, 20 stands
bees; horses, COWS, chickens, wagons and all
farming utensils, including a first class sor.
ghum mill aud evaporation, and household fur,
niture, good story aud a halt brick house and
necessary out buildings. Inquire OF Llnder
Watts, old Albuquerque, NJ, Al,
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In ID TIMEs

People overlooked the Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action, but now
that II IL generally known that Syrup
OF Figs will permanently overcome
habltual constipation. well Informed
people will not buy other laxstiyes.
which act for a time. but finally injure
the system. Buy the genuine. made by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Anna Held cigars at Joe Rich
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Fol RENT,

FOR RkNT-A fine new upright piano, kn.
4 quite at Wilson Music Co
EOR KENT SIX room brick house modern
, conveuirnces. kn ,uite 2Os south edith
street
FOR REN Tive room bTick cottage. Nm
1 quire az rs south Walter.
EOR RkNT-Fumished OF u|nturnished, a 8
4 room house desirably located. To reliable
parties only, Address II. care of Citizen office.
LOk RkNI-LarRe Alfalfa tarm and fruit
orchard. Apply to Gregory Rivera, Old
Albuquerque.
EOR RkNT Elegant published rooms,
L steam heat and bath, with first class board.
AZ Tie Casa dc orc,
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Notice is hereby given that the firm
Of Lowenthal & Meyers has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business heretofore carried on by said
arm will hereafter be conducted by the
Meyers-Abel Company. who nave as
sumed all Indebtedness owing by said
nrm, n who will collect all debts and
accounts due IT,.
FERDINAND LOWENTHAL.
ERNEST MEYERS.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

NOT fan classified advertisements, or
~ tnufeT "liners." one cent a word for each
insertion Minimum charge for any classified
advertisement 10 cents, In order 10 insure
ptoper classification all liners" should be left
Al this utice not later than 2 O'Clock y. m.
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WANTED,


WANTED-A boy to attend wagon, In.
w quiTe ot James Young az once.
MANIED-A salesman; good TeieTences
w requued, Inquire OF kOsenwald Bros.
WANTED-CleIk In county store; must
w speak Spanish. Cal OF write r this OH, {
WANTED Widow, aged so, wants position
w as housekeeper; no objection TO Ihildren.
am good cook, viii 20 anywhere. Mrs A. A,
lunch, Joplin, Mo.
WANTED-Fout or tive girls Immediately
w at the Imperial laundry.
WANTkD-CapaDle, reliable person In ev-
w cry county to represent large company
OF solid financial reputation; $3.50 salary per
year, payable weekly; 90 per day absolutely
sure aud all expenses; straight, bona hide, def
mite salary, nc commission; salary paid each
Saturday and expense money advanced each
week. Standard House, CaAtOn building, Chi.
Cago,
M A~N1kD-Good houss servantfor general
w work elderly woman preferred. Apply
brockmeiet x Cox, Gold ave,
WAN kD-salesmrn; salary OF commits
w sion; school furniture aud supplies.
Union school Furnishing Co, 22l Madison
St., Chicago, Ill.
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James NJ. Cook has been appointed
OF Monument. Grant county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
SECURES COUNSEL
Former Naval officer to Act in
SIMPSONS Interest.
ADMIRAL S(nltY NAMES wITNtSSt!


IL Ia understood that Admiral Samp.
court Of inquiry by w. II. Stayton of
the law firm Of Stayton 4 Chambers Of
New York. Mr.. Stayton is n graduate
Of the naval academy, who, though
coming out ut the head of his class,
elected to join the marine corps. He
was detailed tn duty in the office of
the judge advocate general, and later
resigned to practice law.
The list of witnesses prepared by
Judge Advocate Lcmly and transmit.
ted to Admiral Schlcy will soon be
made public. Some time ago Admiral
Schlcy. In sending his list Of witnesses
tn the department, included n request
for all the officers Of the Brooklyn.
The department replied that mum
Der of the officers of the brooklyn
would be ON the list prepared by the
department and asked him To have
specifically named the Brooklyn Off.
GERS he desired. lie gave the names
of the principal officers of the Brook
Ign and also of several petty officers,
including the quartcrmastcr. who was
at the wheel Turing the action ut San
tiago.
Alder II. OBricn, a prominent nom
Der of the Philadelphia bar, has been
called in M associate counsel for Rear
Admiral Schlcy. lie was n judge ad-
vocate In the navy, from which he q
signed In 1875. He Is "a warm personal
friend Of Admiral Schlcy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
Danger from Anthrax.

Anthrax has again appeared in the
northern part OF Cunning county. Ncb..
this time among the cattle belonging
to Fred Schmidt, who lives ono mile
and a half from Fred Gilstcr, whose
cattle were afflicted with the disease
two weeks ago. Recently Schmidt's
cattle began tn die. The first animal
he skinned. n . knowing what allied
1t, and allowed the hogs to eat the car
cass. As a result during the past week
he lost thirty-five valuable hogs which
ate of the carrion, and also n fine dog.
The hogs heads swcllcd up to enor-
mOuss size and finally burst open, caus-
ing death, In skinning the animal one
of Schmidt's fingers got poisoned from
the disease and he is in danger Of not
only losing his hand, but his life from
blood poison, and Is now under med
ical care.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
FIND FORGOTTEN TREASURE
English Royal Palaces VIII Be Given mn
OverhRuling.

A London dispatch says: Tho over
hauling 10 which the various royal
palaces are being subjected, by order
Of King Edward, is leading to extra
ordinary discoveries. Carrots and col
lars closed over n century arc being
cleared aud thrown open. Recently u
magnificent portrait Of Queen Caroline.
by Lawrence, was found, along with
some other paintings, In n garrct at
Windsor castle, and now nm old four.
gon, or velvet lined van, of great size,
filed with splendid silver and silver
gilt plate, has-b been found In u cellar
at ST. James palace which has not
been used for $50 years. The silver In
question belonged u Queen Anne and
was used by her when giving grand
dinner parties ut Kcwe, Hampton cour,
and other suburban palaces to which
the van was dispatched from st. James
The silver was black, and undoubt'
cdly had remained in the van since the
time of the death of Queen Anne.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
South African Riddle Difficult
to Solve.
CONSUL GtRfRM SIowt At LONDON
Believes the war IL DEFINED to Drag
Alopg-Country . GoId.Mins when
ever Peace 10 Rsatorned-
Othe News.

A London dispatch say James g..
Stowe, United States consul general at
Capetown, has arrived from South Az
RIGA. Mr.. Stowe said to n representa-
tive of the Associated press:
II find mysels marooncd In London.
Apparently every berth on steamers
bound for America is taken till the end
of September and | am anxious to get
home, where ! can do away with Off.
cial cares md talk rs a private citizen.
You know more in London about the
military conditions of South Africa
than it is possible for anyone to know
at Capctown.
while | have resigned from the
consular service, my resignation does
not take effect till | reach Washington,
hence it Is impossible for me to say
anything. You can learn much more
from returning officers than 1t is pos
sible to learn from anyone else coming
from the cape.
The South African problem is un-
doubtedly difficult and complicated.
THE topography Of tho country and
the mobility of the Beers, whom the
English columns are unable To pursue
individually, render operations most
difficult. The British are feeding many
prisoners and providing for thousands
of Beer families, all of which is very
nice on the part of England. But, in
the meanwhile, the war drags on.
There is a great future for South AZ
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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
BREAKS III SILENCE.
Go,crnor savage Tells Of Reason. sss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
BIRDS KILLED eY HUNDREDS
Cioudbnrst at Carbondsle, ILL.,, browns
Sc0res-Eruit DESTROYED.


A storm approaching n cloudburst
passed rel Carbondal,, H., doing
much damage. Fruits which were
rapidly %ripening, were blown from the
trees and In many eases the trees were
nprootcd or destroyed completely. In
Carbondalc fully 5000 birds were
drowned by the downpour Of rain. In
the Illinois Central railroad parks over
fifteen hundred dead birds were found.
Rodents and other animals were
drowned by the hundreds. The storm
was the most destructive that has oc-
Cured for years.
Fifteen thousand bushels of peaches
arc lying on the ground near Ccntralia
Ill. In the city the telephone aud
electric light systems were seriously
damaged and the streets are blocked
by hundreds of fallen trees. Many re-
sidences were damaged by falling trees
The rain fall was one and one-fourth
inches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30

Shamrock II. with Sir Thomas lip
ton and Designer Watson on board,
went outside Sandy Hook for a trial
sail. After a light-weather sail-strctch-
ing spin of six hours, Shamrock III. re-
turned to her moOring in Sandy Hook
bay. During the day five jib topsails
were tried. The last one was n beauti-
full b%aliooner of light white linen and
silk. The Shamrock, accompanied by
the steam yacht Erin, sailed tn u point
about two miles east of the Sandy Hook
lightship a I'd turned back. IL was al
most n Nat calm for three hours when
a light breeze from the southeast came
long which gave the yashs a chance
70 maneuyer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
NO MORE CHECKS IN TEXAS
Fioaaeiai Machinery of state set Barl
Thirty Year,.

Finaseisi Machinery of state Set bach
Thirty Years.
An Austin. Tex, dispatch says: The
state treasurer has issued an order
which sets the financial machinery ~
b state back some thirty years, in
that he gave Official notice that hence.
forth he would not accept checks In
payment for money due tho state: that
any person owing. the state money for
land or other reason. no matter how
far away he might live, would have To
bring the money to tho treasury he
fore he would be rcccipted for the
amount.
This action is due to the fact that
h $3.50 0 for which the state was
caught in the First National failure
was in the bank by reason of checks
being deposited there for collection.
That only cash will he received will
cause any amonnt of trouble and DELAY
In ~transacting state land business. but
1t Is a strict compliance with the law
of the state which has not been fol
lowed for some years past.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
DIES LIKE A STOI(
Henry Noles, Negro Murderer,
Dies Without a Murmur.
II LAUGHS IN the FACE OF DEATH.
tennessee Mot burns Him ut the stake
for the Outrage aud Murder Of
Defensciess w~oman-six
Thousand See ~.
II LAUGHS IN the FACE OF DEATH.

On August %. at Winchester. Tenn.
Henry Noles. a Negro. who on Friday.
the 23d, criminally assaulted and muir
dercd Mrs. Charles Williams. wife of a
prominent farmer. was burned at the
stake by a mob Of six thousand people.
the burning being ncar the scene of
the negro's crime.
Noles was captured early SUNDAY
morning Mt Water Tank, near Cowan.
Tenn. lie was taken to Winchester by
his captors and placed in tire county
Jail. Sheriff Stewart barricaded the
Jail and did his best to protect the
prisoner A mob of several hundred
men gathered. however. and despite all
protests, the mob swept forward upon
the Jail, ovcrpowcrcd the sheriff and
his deputies, took the prisoner and
started for the scene of the crime.
1t seemed that the whole population
for miles around had turned out to wit
ness the execution. A procession 3
miles in length followed the mob to
the Williams home. Arriving at u
point in sight of the scene of the crime
the negro was placed upon n stump
and given u chance to make a state
} ment.
He mounted the stump stolidly and
laughed as he began his statement. lie
said:
Tell all my sisters and brothers to
meet me in glory. am going to- make
that my home. Tell my mob to meet
where parting will be no more"
lie was then asked rs To whether
anyone else vas implicated in the
crime. Nolcs stated cmphatically
there was no one implicated but him.
self.
why did you kill NJ RS. Williams?'
was asked. .
II did II just because I had nothing
J else to do" I've replied.
Immediately after finishing his state
mcnt NOles was taken To u tree near
by. bound to the tree by chains and
burned to death. j,
Noles, who vas working for Charles
william, assaulted Mrs. Williams
while her husband was in town mark
citing a load of wheat. After the as
sault he shot her dead. tried to kill a
five-year-old son. took $50 that was in
the house, and fed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Sand Valley bank at Cleveland
has suspended.
Governor Savage of Nebraska has
offered the customary reward of $500
for the murderers of John J. Gillian.
At a meeting OF the United Presby-
terrain congregation held at Superior,
Ncb., II was decided 10 build a new
church.
Miss Amy Bergstrom, a stenographer
at the state institute at Beatrice, was
robbed Of a gold watch by a pickpock-
ct while In attendance at the fair.
Talk of peace in the steel strike still
continues In spite of dcnials that there
is prospects of any. II Is alleged that
outside influences arc at work To effect
"A settlement.
W. ii. Ward, an aged hermit. and
alleged to be the Puma murderer. WAS
arrested by Sheriff Dolan of Deadwood
near Devils tower, sixty miles north
west of Dcadwood.
4 pleasure resort, with "a lake of
pure water, down at the Blue River,
with an electric carline, is one of the
latest schemes to be talked up by some
Of the enterprising citizens of Hast
ings, Neb.
Copenhagen, Denmark, dispatches
say the government is ready to dispose
of the Danish West Indies.
At Peoria, H., Wesley LAGER, a line
man, was electrocutcd, sherman Homer
was ground TO pieces by burlington
freight, and bridget Driscoll aged 20.
was mortally hurt by being run down
by a surrey.
The preliminary hearing OF Miss
Matte Jansen, arrested at West Point
Neb., sometime x on n charge of
theft preferred by G. Y. Thompson, wat
held recently and she was bound over
In the sun, Ct $500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
KANSAS W OF 1000.
Kansas city. Kan. stands et h Head Of
the Lat.

A Topeka, Kan. dispatch, dated
Aug. 20, lays: According TO a compi-
lation o. the assessors and county
clerks official returns for 1901. Just
completed by the state board of agri-
culture. there III towns in Kansas
having 1000 inhabitants or more. Sew
enty.thrcc municipalities belonging TO
the list have gained lo,3i3. Kansas
City distanccd all others with with an
increase of SOL. Thirty-scvcn others
lost =, 100 and one made no return.
Lyndon. Scranton, Downs, Philipsburg
Enterprise and Goodland have fallen
below the 1000 mark. and Lincoln
with a gain of 3t:; Oskaloose, $40; Ced-
CIR Vale, %: stafford. ~: Hanover, o.:
and Obcrlin, 81, have been added to
the list.
The following table gives the cities
and towns having 1000 or more inhab-
itants. in the order of their rank, and
the population of each. together with
its gain or loss since II year ago:
XIX. Name. Population. Gain. Loss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
ROBBED ON A CHICAGO CAR
strangers Jostie u Farmer aud steal Ills
belongings.

Nicholas Kranz. n German farmer
living near aurora, H., was robbed of
over 8 5000 in notes, Sl55 in checks.
and s33 in currency on u Cottage Grove
avenue train in Chicago. lie carried
the money and notes in a large lcath-
or pockctbook in a in,idc pocket of
his coat. lie believes his valuable
were taken by two men who jostlcd
him on the car, and who alightcd
shortly before he discovered his loss.
The robbery was reported to the 20.
lice who arc now working on the case
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-08-30
Fatal Domestic Tra xrdy.

At Butte, Mont. ~ the result of a
family quarrel John C.. Kimball is
dead, his wife Gussie, Is in the hospital
with a bullet wound in her chest, and
Frank YechOut, Tie rather of the wo-
man, In in Jail, charged with doing
part Of the shooting. The persons were
walking together when Kimball drew
n revolver and began shooting Mt the
woman. Yechout then shot Kimba,l.
The Kimballs had not been living hap
pily together.