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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
&riessfibruns auf Den Ybilippinsn.

Den boben anerifanilden Militdrs,
bic Der Sunbesresieruns bur6 nnsei=
tise Ohenbeit @erlesenbeiten bereiten,
bat ii9 jest aud Der Brigade. @eneral
Bell suseitelIt. Sn Der i3eit, in Der
Der Srdiioent Wc6inlep nit ciiaren=
baftem Pomp BON Stabt gu Stabt
reiit, UNI ais Der Mannn Der Dor.
lebuns" ben linn %sebibrenben Sauf
fir bic Proiperitdt in Der 0eimatb
uno Den Iubm in Ser Srembe perl0ns
LID IN @mpians gu ne9men, ldBt Der
General Sea es ii9 beitomm:u, Dem
Solfe ebrli6 Die aaseu barber gu
offnen, ruie eiSentli6 in @irfli6teit
nit u~nleren ebemalisen gunbsssenoi=
len auf ben g9ilippinen umseiprunsen
p!rp, uno Elm eiSent6amlider gu.
iaa woats es, bab Serr Sea feline
brutal . aufribtise Mitt6eiiuns &c,
raoe ON oritten Sabrestase Der S9la9t
Bel Wanila gum Better sab.
3uud6lt ma6te Serr SeQ bic or
bliiffenoe Wittbeiluns, baB bereits
elm Ss6itel aler Silipinos Dem Sriese
seopfert wurbe. Gin She'll lit &c
faQen, Elm Sbeil ben SieSern erlesen,
un6 Der &eit 6es Se6itels = bat eben
aud in's @ras beiben mlilen. SEER
Sell erSdblt ndmli@, baB bieielben
6ilipinos, bic Der abmiral Sepey
, nSSs uor brei Sehren ais lisbsHspdra.
aise gunOessenoIisn fsnuen unS ibid:
ben lerute, in @irfli6feit blutri, itisc
perl6tasens un6 binterliitise Ti(ss
parsn, Die nit ibren eiseuen @aHeu
sei6lasen werben miBten. ats Sei=
ipiel fir btele &fesmeiie fi9rte ct
sic S6atla6e oil, bab bic slrterifaner
ieben Silipino auBerbalb ibrer Sor=
poitenfetteR ais Seino betra6ten uno
isben, ser iid his auf bunbert garb
elmer 9eleprapbenleituns ndberts, obne
grbarlnen nieberfnalten. sSn einem
Safe erinnerte er ii6, feds eri6oiiene
Silipinos an einem 8aume, UNI ben
elm eeitunss6rabt sei6(unsen mar,
seieben gu baben. Oieie WuIen:
grecuttoa, beren goaltreder, nebenbei
bemettt, ME betannt seiusrben leien, ba=
BE ii6 lebr mirfiam erpielen. Die
Silipinos bdtten li6 ipdter in adj:
%tunssuoler G%ntfernuns BON ben ame=
rifanil6enS elesrapbenlinien sebalten.
Someit bic Mitt6eilunsen bes grisa:
bez@ enerals 8eu.
Ser &ries 1T fein &inberipiel, unb
fein peruinftiser Menld piro erpar:
ten, baB er obne Sdrten sefibrt uers
Ben tann. Nber es siebt cine Weni6
li@feit, Ser lt6 ctuililirte S0lfer aud
auf Dem Sdla6tfelbe nt9t enti9lasen
fOnnen, obne lt6 lelbit bas Sranomal
Der Barbarei auf bic Stirne gu Oriden.
&ann bas Nieberfnaqen BON 2euten,
bic lt6 pieaei6t nnuorli9tiser Weile
elmer Selesrapbenleitnns ndberen, If:
senbwie bur6 &riesssebrau6 sere6t=
fertist eri@einen2 llnierer Nnii6t mad
ME unb nimmermebr. gs lit etne
brutale @emalttbat, etn Morb, BET
ii6 blutis RIDDEN mub. gu sfeide,
3eit, ais Der Selesrapb 9errn Seu's
IeuBerunsen iber bas9anb uerbreitete,
me(oete bas &abel, baB bic Rebelen
tn Bic 9auptitabt Der ioeben upa;iii=
sirten" unb nit elmer gipilpermaltuno
beslidten.Prouins gatansas s~efeuert
bdtten. 8aren bieie S6iile uie0ei9t
eine antport auf cine iener grecutto=
men, beren Goaitreder ni6t ermittel'
lino?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Cute 6eIcaembeit.

Weine 81 Meile pom Sauf Centre ~9elegene,
800 older umfailenbe farm, 220 9der pflus=
lamb unb Der 8eif sutes 8ieIen= unb @eibs=
lamb, gutter 2ebmboben, auf finf Sabre su
perpa9ten ober sesen Mi9lasssablung gu
pertaufen. Ia6 babe i6 pier anbere Sarmen
at p~erfaufen 9e9en tbeilweiie gaarsablun9
ltnb Der Gelt anf 3eit 81 6 Hrosent. Wan
ipre1e Dor ODER i9reibe an
q. Better, Gi9entbimer,
Sauf Centre, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
9altst cure Ginseusibe In Oronuns.

geritopfuns ODER DiarrbOe, uenn-
guer Ginsewetbe auBer Orbuuns iinb.
gascarets ganbp gatbartic brinst bie=
lelben wieber in natirltde @ction.
gdte Sablets marfirt 6. 6. 6. Nte
in WaIle uerfauft. Iue Npotbefer 10
Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
8ebrii6er Sdmiugbamnlcr,
MIbanp, MtuneSota,
15=5nttS

2ttbanp, Wtnneiota,
baben ibre 9umber- garb Jest nit trodenem gais
boil, aUer 9rt ansefiat; bessIei9en cine id0ne
guspabl ferti9er Sbiiren= unb Senfferrabmen,
wie aud ben beiten Cement, Salf unb ionifise
Saumaterialen.
Die bette 2tuStwabt bon W5beIn
fit bas wenisite @elb. SrseIn unb lonfise
Muiifinifrumente biaiser bem1 lie Bel Sdrpin9=
BANNER. @oat Sbr photographer gut unb biz
Zig aussefibrt baben, Sebt su Sdwinsbammer
9bstosrapbsg aaerie. 22s1i
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
IL Costa Money,

The old board OF county commits
sioners inserted in April, 1899. in com.
pliance with the law, an advertise
ment In the New York Commercial
Advertiser announcing the sale Of S..
900 OF bonds. The advertisement.
which ran for twenty days. occupied
space OF thirty-two lines agate. for
which the paper rendered bill Of
s264, or at the rate OF 40 cents per line
per insertion. The old board paid half
the bill, or 3l32, owing to lack OF
funds not being able to settle the 9th
er half. The New York paper placed
the account In the hands Of A. c.
Good for collection, who presented II
to the commissioners this week. and
the latter body rejected the claim.
Mr.. Good announced that he would ap-
peal the case to the district court.
The board fixed the appeal bond at
s200.-Alamogordo News.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
Some More Opera House Suits
Divorce Suit Granted.

This morning the court tried the
cause OF George X. Neher vs. William
Chaplin. Southwestern Brewery and
Ice company and Bachechi & Giomi,
and rendered judgment against the
respective defendants for the amounts
of their contracts which grew out OF
the placing of an advertisement on the
large curtain in the theatre building
recently destroyed by fire. The defen.
dants claimed that the contract for
the advertisement did not expire for
eight years. and as the opera house
burned about a year after the contract
was made. they defended the cause
on the ground that the plaintiff did
not fulfill his part of the contract.
Judge Crumpacker listened to bill
OF complaint this morning of Inez
Van Matre, in which 1t was claimed
that her husband, Charles f. Van
Matre. wilfully and without any provo.
cation abandoned her and has refuesd
to support her for many months. She
asked that the bonds OF marriage be
at once dissolved, and the court com.
piled with her request.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10

Wright, Noa llfeld, II. Blueher, NJ. p
Stamm. Maurice Vaughn. j. A. Vein
mann, NJ. 5. Otero, j. Tascher, Chas
Mausard. ID. J Rankin, j. II. O'Rielly
+. s. Slower, w. II. Hahn. J. n. Kuhns
Alex. Brisacker, Judge Crawford. VIM
Mcintosh. Frank Mckee. Ed Dodd, J.
Il. Bonnell. q. l.. Brooks. ID. A. Nc
Pherson. G. E. Newcomer. T. W. Pate
John Mann.
NJ. w. Flournoy was elected treasur.
er OF the association. after which the
executive committee was elected
which consists OF the following. mem.
bers:
c. c. Hall, J. II. o'Rielly. Maurice
Vaughn. w. r. McCreight, y. J. Alger,
w. l.. Trimble, George Campheld, Geo.
i. Albright, NJ. w. Flournoy. Noa II.
field
After the election many OF those
present offered some valuable sugges.
tlons, several OF which will no doubt
be carried into execution. The execu
tive committee are confident that they
can secure a number of the tribe OF
Moqui Indians To give an exhibition
Of their world.famous snake dance
This feature in itself will be a whole
suoW anu WOuiu uO HloTe 10 duNpFtist
the big fair than all the other attrac.
tions combined. II was suggested that
entertainments be given in the new
town every morning and evening. and
in the afternoons horse races, bicycle
contests and base ball games be given
at the fair grounds. An agricultural
exhibit Of New Mexico's products will
also probably be among the chief at
fractions In old town.
The soliciting committee made their
report and IL was shown that $1,000
had already been subscribed and this
amount will be materially increased
by the last OF September. From pres
ent indications everything is working
nicely toward successful termination
of the fair which is to be held In the
month OF october this year.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
Executive Committee and Directors
MAKING Splendid Progress.

A very important meeting OF the
board Of directors of the Territorial
Fair association was held last even.
ing in the Office of o. N. Marion,
president OF the association, and
considerable amount of new business
was brought to the attention OF the
members and disposed Of II was de-
cided, after some little discussion, 10
hold the fair In October instead OF
September. as IL was believed that
better attractions could be scured that
month, and furthermore the weather
is likely 10 be more favorable for out
door sporting events, The dates for
the holding OF the fair have been
fixed for the opening on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 10 and continuing until l2
o'clock Saturday night OF October 10.
The complete list OF the board OF di.
rectors is as follows.
w. +. McCreight, Alfred Grunsfeld,
b. Ruppe, w. l.. Trimble. James Nc.
Corriston, X, II, Greenleaf. c. X. New.
hall, j. 8. Trimble T. s. Hubbell,
George Fraser, r. W Hopkins, A. A.
Trimble, George F, Albright, E. L..
Washburn, o, w, Strong, j. W, Kor-
Der, F. Z. Sturges, James d, Eakin,
NJ. W. Flournoy, A. B, McGaffey, Will.
lam Farr, j. T. Johnston, A. Everitt.
John A. Lee, j, s. Beaven, ]. f. Saint,
|T. N. Wilkerson, c. F, Meyers, @, A.
Campneld. ]. II. Bearup. Simon Stern,
Thos. Hughes, F. A. Hubbell, b. Spitz,
c. c. Hall, Summers Burkhart, G. w,
Harrison, Il. A. Alger, X. f. Putney,
Frank Waugh, n. b. Ilfeld, T. ].
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
STOCK MARKET !
Prices Become Conser-
vative and Steadier.
Panic Narrowly Averted in
New York.
Biggest Days Business in History Of
the Stock Exchange,
IR SH PAPFR SleZeO BY POLICE.


New York. May TO- The sentiment
in the financial world was much reas.
-, a. A., 80. ,,,o o,no,,,oo,,,o,,,
wu' ~ ~..n'
iast night that the shorts III Northerh
Pacific were to be settled with at $50,
thereby ending the corner in the
stock. The brokerage Offices were
filled with spectators at an early
hour. Before the New York opening
interest centered In London's quota
tions, and when these came much
higher than yesterdays New York
close the better feeling became strong.
er and New York opening prices were
awaited with confidence. in marked
contrast to the complete demoraliza.
tion that prevailed yesterday morning.
The first quotation on the ticker tape
here recorded sale OF Amalgamated
Copper at 1OS, rise of three poins.
Sale after sale OF various stocks
showed higher prices and traders felt
that the worst was over. The open
ing In Northern Pacific was a transac-
tion of 900 shares at l50 This was
taken as an indication that all minor
holders of stock had decided to settle
with the shorts at the figures agreed
upon by j. u. Morgan a. Co. and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Amalgamated Cop.
per rushed up to 1lOh, st. Paul sold
at 155. Union Pacific 95 Atchison pre-.
ferred 95, Burlington 1888, Missouri Pa.
cific 100. all these figures indicating
substantial improvements from last
night.
In spite of the better tone. how.
ever. the market was very feverish
and price changes after the first spurt
were wide and erratic.
About 1920 the cheering news was
given out that the stock exchange of
ficially announced the successful
passing of all clearing sheets and hon.
oring ali checks given by exchange
members yesterday. This announce
ment effectually disposed of rumors
that certain houses would be unable
to meet their obligations on yester-
days contracts.
Most of the buying this morning
was believed to be for investment ac-
count as the commission houses depre-
Gated trading on margins for the pres
ent.
At 1880 the reassuring news was
given out that j. p. Morgan a. Co.
would renew at & per cent all loans
made by them yesterday. A. A. Hous-
man & Co. announced that they would
renew all of yesterdays loans and
lend 81 SOC, 900 addition at 6 per cent.
Northern Pacific sold on exchange
at 200, but at the same time Kuhn.
Loeb a. Co. were settling at 100.
After ~ o'clock a stronger tone de-
yeloped. The belief gained ground
that the worst of the trouble was
thing OF the past.
One commercial paper places the
losses in the bucket shops throughout
the country yesterday at $50 200, 600,
and IL the figures are correct II con-
veys a profound impression OF the
shrinkage in legitimate places. Ma
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
tie at $50 having been accepted as
satisfactory.
SETTLING WITH SHORTS,

tie AT lou nhNinB Deen dccepteu as
satisfactory. d.
SETTLING WITH SHORTS.
New York, May 10.-There Is keen
interest manifested in the final result
of the contest for supremacy in the
Northern Pacific. Kuhn, Loeb n Co.
declined to discuss the situation. j.
p. Morgan 4 Co. showed similar dis
inclination to take the public into
their confidence. There Is growth
OF belief that the latter house sue
ceeded in retaining control, and
somewhat of revulsion In the senti-
mental feeling that swept the financial
district yesterday. Both houses were
engaged in settlements with the
shorts, and all through the morning
the representatives of the latter
streamed in to arrange the reckoning.
BROKERS FAIL.
New York, May 10.-Elbert' Thomas
Jackson and Samuel c. Jackson, stock
brokers, to-day assigned for the bene-
fit of creditors. Jackson Bros. were
members of the Consolidated ex-
change. The primary cause was said
to be the failure of their customers
to meet calls for extra margins. Liza
bilities are under 100000.
BROKE THE RECORD.
New York. May 1O.-Yesterday' s
tremendous business on the stock ex.
change was reflected in to-day's ex-
change Of bank checks. which aggre-
gated s59S.537,410, and which broke
the record OF s562.s17 200 made Tues
day last.
After 10;30 the market became very
buoyant under the leadership OF a
sensational rise in Union Pacific to
112. twenty-five points above last
nights close and thirty-six points
above yesterdays low point, the en-.
tire list made rapid progress toward
higher prices.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Given by the cresoendo Club at the
RodeY Manaion Last NiQht.

The members of the Crescendo club
met at the hospitable home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. s. Rodey last evening and a
very interesting musical program
was rendered. The club is composed
of Albuquerque musicians with Miss
Mary Gilmore as director. All the
numbers given last evening were com
positions from the famous Nevin, who
died recently. The program as rem
dered consisted of the following:
Duet. "Nalse Lente." Misses Gilmore
and Bowden; paper on Nevin's life
and work, Miss Anderson; vocal, Lit
tie Boy Blue" Miss Houghton; Mar
'cissus, Miss Renison; children's
songs, Miss Gehring; duet, Country
Dance" Misses Krawinkle and Hough-
ton: vocal. Doris" with violin obli-
cato, J. G.. Maxim and Bruno Dieck.
man; vocal, "Oh. That We Two Were
Maying, "Thou'rt Like Unto Flow.
err" Miss Renison; "Valse GENTLE"
Miss Barth; There, Little Girl, Don't
Cry" Miss Anderson; "The Rosary"
Mr.. Heimbeck; THE Venetian Suit
or" Misses Krawinkle and HILL piano,
Miss Niles, reader, Miss Hill and Mr..
Mohrman, mandolin and guitar; quar-
tet, The Night Has a Thousand
Eyes" with violin obligato, Misses
Renison and Houghton. Mr.. Helm
beck aud Mr., Maxim and Bruno Dieck-
mann' Is4sa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
.
ACTIVITY NEAR KELLY.
New Electric Drills Working satisfa
CkxiL.a

NeW eicCtrtC OriIIs working SatisrdC-
tory-Rieh Strikes Recently.
J. p Davis, well known in this city
as an expert electrician and machin-
list, who has been down to the Graphic
mine between Magdalena and Kelly
for a few months past. has returned
to the city and as soon as he can find
a desirable location he will have
erected a cozy little cottage which he
expects to call home. The Graphic
mine. of which Captain A. B. Fitch Is
the lessee has undergone many i'm
provements under the new manage
ment, chief of which is the installa-
tion of Gardner electric drill. The
machinery was adjusted and put in
operation by Mr.. Davis, and It Is re.
ported that better progress Is being
made at lower expenses than at any
time since the famous mine was To-
Gated. A new body of ore was struck
in the Graphic short time ago that
runs about 60 per cent lead and shows
a trace OF gold and silver Forty men
are employed in the mine and a large
amount of ore is being brought to the
surface daily. The smelter will be
ready to blow In by the first OF July
when double shifts will be employed
The Kelly mine, In which Messrs.
Babcock and Connolly have contract.
Is showing up some fine ore In the
recent development work. The con-
tractors struck a new body OF ore a
short time ago.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
EVACUATE PEK|N !
S-E -
American Troops Leave
the Chinese Capital.
Mckinley Receiving 0vations
in California.
Lord Kitchener Denies Report tha
Beers Cannot Be Subdued.
BREWER BOILED TO DEATH.

Pekin, May 10-Americans have
evacuated the districts under their
control. with the exception of the For.
bidden City, which they will continue
to occupy until orders to the con
trary are received from Washington.
As It would be impossible to turn over
the American districts to the Chinese,
which certainly would not be allowed
them Independently. General Chaffee.
IN order to prevent chaos. notified
Count Won Waldersee a week ago that
he would evacuate to-day and those
portions adjoining the British were
assigned to them and the remainder
to the Germans.
The departure Of the troops for Ma.
nila has been delayed ten days owing
to the transport Indiana being quar-.
antined. at Nagasaki because Of a case
OF smallpox.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. H.. May 10.-Cattle-Re
celpts 500 head; market steady to
strong. Good to prime steers. $1,000
$50; poor to medium. s3.s5Gg4.9O; |;
cows and heifers, ,2.75G4.s 80; Gamers
s21Od2.75; bulls. s2,s5a i.40;; calves
s3.50@4.75; Texas fed steers. s4.25d
5.40:; Texas bulls. $2.75@3.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head: sheep
about steady. lambs. clipped. firm
wooled steady. sales up to $500. Good
to choice wethers. s4.10di.35: fair
to choice mixed. s3.50@4.15; western
sheep. s4.20@4.35; yearlings. s4.25G
40; native lambs. sI.00m515; west
ern lambs, Si50n5.20.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas CITY, Mo-. May l0.-Cattle--
Receipts. 100 head; beef cattle steady,
stockers and feeders easy. Native
steers. $i50Q560; Texas steers. 1886
$500; Texas cows. $2.S0m425; ma
tive cows and heifers. $3.25@5.15;
stockers and feeders. $3.50 500: /:
bulls, s3.00@4.65: calves. s4.0OQ6.00.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head: mar.
ket steady to SC lower. Muttons. $3.50
@4.75; lambs. $4.70d5.05; spring
lambs, s5.00q6.50.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
BOILED TO DEATH.
Brewer Boiled to Death In One OF His
Own vats.

Troy. N. Y. May l0.-Samuel Boil
ton, Jr.. a millionaire brewer. and one
Of the most prominent and influential
men Of this city. was found dead in a
vat OF boiling beer in his brewery.
His body was literally cooked. Much
mystery surrounds the circumstances
which the authorities are trying to un-
ravel. One singular feature IL that
Bottoms hat. watch and chain were
found on the floor near the vat. His
friends are Of the opinion that his
shocking end was due to an accident
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
MURDER TRIAL.
Patrick Murder Case Argued Before
Judge Fosters Court.

New York, May l0.--Robert NJ.
Moore. counsel for Albert +. Patrick.
David l.. Short and Morris Meyers,
appeared before Judge Fosters court
OF general sessions to argue demur.
rer made by him against indictments
filed against the three men last week,
charging Patrick with murder and
Short and Meyers with forgery and
perjury. The plea was that the indict.
ments were defective.
Judge Foster gave Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Garvan until Monday
to answer the demurrer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
Irish Papers Seized.

Dublin, May lO.--The police Of Cork.
Limerick and towns In Ireland seized
all copies OF VIM. O'Brien's weekly
paper. the Irish People. found at news
dealers to-day. The offending articles
IL appears, were abusive attacks on
King Edward and Cardinal Vaughn on
his address to the king, which the pa
per declares was such as might have
been presented to Legree half cen
turv aRO
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
Report Denied.

London, May l0.-The war Office
denies the statement published in New
York that Lord Kitchener telegraphed
advising yielding to all demands of
the Beers. with the exception OF in
dependence. owing to his conviction
that they cannot be forced to lay
down their arms without long continu.
alton OF the war.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
--.
DELIGHTFUL TRIP.
President Mckinley 10 Welcomed by
the ePopIe Of California.

Santa Barbara, Cal. May 10.--Presi.
dent Mckinley arrived here this morn.
ing after a delightful trip over the
Santa Susan mountains and through
Santa Paula valley. Everywhere the
greatest enthusiasm was evident
At Ventura the president was taken
for an hours drive. An immense
throng greeted the party here and
President Mckinley. in answer to re-
peated calls, said few words. The
party leaves for the north this after
noon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10

On diamonds, Watches. etc, or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me; strictly confidential.
Highest cash price paid for house
hold goods. Automatic phone. 1870.
T. A. WRITTEN.
ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
Passenger Engine. Friendly Embrace.


A passenger arriving from the west
last night reported slight head-end
collision between No. 3, limited, and
No. near Winslow yesterday, The
engineers. seeing that wreck was
imminent. applied the air. and all the
damage that resulted was the destruc.
tion OF the pilots on the engines.
None OF the cab men were injured
nor was there any unusual commotion
among the passengers, in fact, only a
few OF the latter knew OF the narrow
escape from a disastrous wreck.
Regular meeting OF Albuquerque
lodge No i61, B. p. o. E., will be held
Saturday night at X. OF =. hall at $50
O'Clock. Initiation. Visiting Elks wei.
come. BY order of exalted ruler. c.,
w Medler, secretary.
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reLeeRAPHIc MARKETS.
New York Money.

New York. May 1O.-Money on call
strong at per cent. Prime mercan.
tile paper quiet at 4Gih per cent.
Silver, 59isc.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Market quotations and review fur.
nished by w. p. Metcalf. No. 8 Crom-
well block, received over the private
wire OF II, !. Logan:
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fresh Cut Flowers.
IVES, THE FLORIST.

"SE our pure, kettle-rendered
lard, all the lard oil left in all
impurities left out; Id. pail
60c, at the San Jose Market.
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ST. Louis Wool.

st. Louis. Mo. May lO.--Wool quiet.
Territory and western medium, li@
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Schley In London.

London. May 10.-Rear Admiral
Schley arrived at London on his way
to the United States.
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The Iaffa GrocerX Co.

In q and l2 OF. packages we have
Japan, English breakfast, Oolong and
Ceylon.
THE JAFFA GROCERY co.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

AT THE MAZE.