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New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
STATE DAYS At TIE P4N-AnERIcAy.
SEVERAL CELEBRATIONS ARRANGED FOR THIS
WEEk-FIRENEN To MEET

SEVERAL CELEBRATIONS ARRANGED FOR THIS
vEEK-FIRENEN To MEET
BuTsIo. Aug IS-The Pan-America1 Exposition
viii be the Mecca for drenen from all parts %
the country this week. More than eighty COM
panes have thus far sigEihed their inte2tion
tend the demonstration. The opening feature viii
ac the annual convention OF the Firsmen's Asso-
citation OF Nsw-York. which viii begin Tuesday
Michigan will celebrate Tuesday az the Ex7Osi-
tio0. Governor 4 r. Bliss and The members o. his
staff arrived in Buffalo this evening and will re-
main in the city until the eCd % the week The
speaker who will participate in the exercises in
the Temple ot Music include Governor Bliss gen
eral r. a AlEer. of Detroit. Ldeutenant-( Governor
O. ". Robinson William Alden Smith. OF Grand
Ra pIJs. and ". q. Maybury. Mayor ot Detroit
Wednesday Will g celebrated BY the people Of
louisiana ard also a Hamiltoa pay ~ the ctJi-
zcus OF Hamilton. ont. Governor Tyler and stan.
~ Virginia viii ue here on Friday celebrate
Vi--lll. pav- They will be accompanied by the
Richro1d 1ISht Infantry Blues and many DrOmi-
uent VireInars Their State exercises Will take
place IN he Temple ot Music. This day Will also
BE- know. Mohawk Valley Day. which will be
mad. -artico7rIy interesting hy the Amateur Ath-
leti- Union games. which Will take place in the
stadium in the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
NEW YORK To BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New 4c-z -1-- = C-z-o=-s -.
as follows and : minutes earlier "
9.OO a. n. IalIy--Su.ll train s-- E-@z- u
BinEhanIor. Wave-lv, El---a z-1 5-z1.1-z C-zcass
parl5- car and cafe dining car E-@z-1
9.I5 a. u1.-DaLy. except S---zEs. 5-z-z---1a.
Ovego. Waverly. zlHl--z and -a-eSz-s Fa-=s p1-ars
Pullman Pa-lC- Ca-- Daily Pr -=-ys ll--ccso
Pullman ParIor Cars
$50 ? IN. Daly.-Ch1csEo Ll--.-==-Fzs- Nlss,-S,ut
Chicago arriving 50 p n A. Cleveland : -
NJ Seeps-s Chicago. Clrve-a-- Cincinnati. -z-z-z
80 p Da-y-E-r.s,o and C-sve-z-z Exp-ess-A--
Buffalo TC5- Bradford ~ Jamestown .to E1-zss
town - Cleveland = 50 S.es2zrs . Bus-
falo. OIL Clty ard Cleveland Cafz
O.I5 .. n. Daly.-S-G5 train for -E1zE---- Vavs--
w. Erira Caicaso- S,cepers . B-azo, Ca.-sso C.a-
yTyIc,lF-rS Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III I,2 80 Soa s-s ,Isl
I3-7a4vav 1S- East -o5th ara o-3 Ves- ,.s-s
CharTHe-s ard West e25 ferries y1-z 80 al
$50 Sutton St B--zS7sav- E-c-s'--. Esv=-
Iohoker ans Jersey CITY S-a-01- Nsv y--z --z-ss.-
Go calls t. ard checks baggage % 5es---z-.---
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
CRICKET.
THE BROOKLYN TEAM LEADS IN THE
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.

The cricket team OF the Montclair Athletic Club
wound up its championship in the Metro
poIitan League Saturday with record Of seven
defeats and not single victory. The eleven. how
ever, played a pucky game all through and de-
serves considerable credit for the sportsmanlike
manner in which it filed all its engagements. not
withstanding the many obstacles with which il had
TO contend.
The Brooklyn club still leads the race for the
championship, with but more game TO play
This match. however. will be against its most
powerful opponents the Knicksrbocker Athletic
club Ii will be played Labor Day al Prospect
Park and il Will be all day match, II IS
pretty sure 10 be played to finish. Should the
knCk kerb0CkeTs win. in addition defeating Nelson
Lodge next Saturday-the only other game II has
TO play-they viii retain the championship 1he
records.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
ANTI-4HERIC4N UNION TAIN.
GrRMANY-s NEW TARIFF SAID TO BE THE FIRST
STEP OF a NEW COMBINATION.

London. Aug. 19-In a dispatch dealing at
considerab bile length with the proposed anti
American trade combination the Vienna
respondent OF The Times" says:
agricultural interests Il Austria. at a recent
session in the government department intrusted
with the preparation - commercial treaties.
unanimously adopted resolution declaring that
they regarded the projected German tariff as
the first step in the direction Of such combina-
rio7 and thar one Of the most important tasks
OF the Austrian Government would be 10 pave
the way 10 understanding with Germany on
that subject.
\ resolution was also adopted declaring that
the projected German tariff rendered an increase
OF the duties proposed by the Austrian agrl-
cultural interests necessary.
This seems 10 confirm the anticipation that the
powerful influence Of the German Agrarians
will compel all the Continental States 10 adopt
high tariffs.
Jealousy Of the United States IS also noticeable
in the aCrid comments on the affair between
Venezuela and Colombia.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
ROLLS DowysTAIRs WITH HIS PRISONER
A HEw-HAyEN POLICE sERGEAHT's DESPERATE
STRUGGLE WITH NEGRO.

Haven. Conn. Aug. S-PoIice Sergeant
William G. Doherty risked his life capture
burly negro late last night, after street fight
which resulted in the injury OF several men
Henry Eozovitch. Polander. had been slashed
in the back and left arm it is alleged. by John A
Henderson, cOlored. BoZovitCh and others had
pounded Henderson on the head with beer bottles
BoZoyitch taken 10 the hospital and Hender-
escaped. Sergeant Doherty and three msn
traced him 70 his home In Chestnut-st- Admit
tanCe was refused. and Doherry broke in the door
The sergeant grappled with the negro. and IN the
struggle which followed both men fell downstairs
the pavement There il took several officers 10
subdCe Henderson.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
SIGNATURE PRONOUNCED 4 FORGERY,
CASHIER REFUSES TO TELL WHO cAsHED a
BOGUS CHECK.

William n L,ewellyn. cashier of the Bank Of
Jamaica. Queens Borough refused yesterday TO
tell who il was that cashed the check for $50 on
the Detroit Trust Company. which has been re
ceIyed by that institution. and which had pro-
nounced the signature OF the firm Of Hammond.
Standish & Co. OF that c!ty. forgery
Mr. LeweIyn said the check was presented and
cashed by a well known citizen OF Jamaica. He
was able TO meet the amount and the bank would
not be al a loss. The check received In a real
estate deal. the amount covering an option a
property. The option for less than the face
ference.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
ErR0PEAN glass Trust F0RVyyG

BRUSSELS. Aug R-"La Reforme'' announces that
the glass works in Roux. Courcelles F1oreffe and
Mignies 10 be amalgamated in single COM
pany with a capital OF 1900 900 francs.
II the four firms however. fail 20 come 10 terms
the Roux concern will be the only one 10 accent
the assistance OF American capital.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
RiCETR4CK.
rxJocKEY KILLED At SARATOGA.

Saratoga. Y y. Aug. Is tS3eciaD James Nc
Cue forty years old. eX-stecplechase JOCKEY and
employed as rubber I'm the stable of Barney
S~rrieh,r - ST Louis. fatally injured by fan
ir. out 2 window Of stable No. T. AZ Horse
Haven about . o'clock this morning His skull
Was fractured. and he d!ed about hour after the
accident occurred
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARIEM nIYIsInN

eos = y ard asS ? 81 ns'Iy, except su-t.y. =,
L.i',sself and North Adams SATURDAYS c-.y. rs
= ", sundays only. e. % A ".
Pullman through
Trains tlIr7i-a-e5 with 7i1-s-1 Tszrt
! kst oHaces 1l3. &C.. 4l5 ana I216 B-cssway J
t0i11 a W. toiuT11us f1{ ss- I95-1
l25ta 8 an l2sh = Stations New-York; SIS AID -
EJlt1n - a-1 l.6 firoa--2y r. T.. S-11klyn
Tslepn0rs 900 SSth Street New ya-z "a
S@rvice Baggage checked from EoteI rest6s--s u
Wsstc0t- Fxnress C1-7uarv-
P : Ri0DIETT. GEORGE = DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
AfFrR0POIJTAN LEAGUE.
EW-YORK CRICKET AssOCIATION
PROSPECT PARK CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

The games OF last wesk produced a vast change
in the standing OF the PLAYERS for individual records
\. Brown now leads the batsmen. G. II. r. Gritfiths
has advances 20 second place. and F " l. StlIes
last week leader has been reduced 10 third In
the bowling averages c. Dalton has a big adVan-
tage over ~, his Competitors with a record Of Il
wiCsets for so apiece.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
RalIIMnRE & OHIO RAILROAD
WESI SHnRE RAILROAD.

WEST SHURE RAILFUAU.
T-as-S leave franklin station N=W N--S to4-
,rvs ara Is min fest West 49, s. = r
10 N-F-r '7-s-C1. D~t-.S Alh21v N---'L
$50 4 Nd Ri Van WirSle E,yeV - Ca-ss---s
+fn-T1 4 N-Sar7tcEl and ElT7'1 E>Np-ess
ti1-eo A NJ Lake Noh0nS Mu1ewaSSa EIp7sSN
- AZ y Ms CatskiU Mountain Express
90 p N-CT.cagu ENuress-
-S.95 7 N-Co1-. Liza for Detroit Cnt < : Lc--S
= Ulster Express 70 Ca-SE.- N-&
-7.3S = No For HItsc1 River Points Alsa-y-
y Nor Roch- F1ffll1- Cleve-1 C1iczE2
4-.s5 = NO Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit * LelS
49, y MO Syra- R-ch-- Mag Fans. Le- s 60
sratIy 4DaiIv except Su-1ay Leaves 67oos " =. -
,a, N I AZ aq-1S \ " . ~ @lo-+5 A ". a. -,--n
~ >. =, s-0s ? \ Leaves Jersey CITY p ? r Sta.
X a. N. 45 \ " . ~ +fI-@1 4 y. a. r--io ~
a. NJ T.ir@ tables p-iucp3- hotels a-1 --S
RaFrare checked f~-u hotel -eSl1sErs 1F N-s-'-s
rT q 81 LANEERT- Gen'l Passenser Assent y =
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
CHESS.
SCORES OF THE FIRST AND SECOND
ROUNDS IN THE MASTERS
TOURNAMENT.
-EENS FIANCHETTO.

Buffalo. Aug 16-Apperded are the scores OF
games from the first and second rounds Of the
masters tournament:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA
j RAILHoAn

FUNNY 1 VvaUlH
! RAILHoA
5S2s g ATB GoRTNB2 4FEE AND
II The leaving time from DeSbrox
."rh"ndt Streets is five minutes later ,h--
.nHt given below for Twenty-third str~-.
sta"o", except where otherwise noted
''ss' a, W FAST MAIL.-Iimirsd 70 two Bu-.. n.
Sa5: o cbiSsgo Ssw fSE FI1o ssspa ca; Fss:s. ns.
o5 VI FsT ieSf ISEFItts5aIs Phiss8a5s and cl.v.
"' SaU6.-,5 a; " PESNsYLvANiA LiMiTED Pu,,
ihags5a,, an Ga5s FC chis5s cesand Toisao ci1csas
ISS t1c&d6 t115sei5 SSb :: 5osl: sF louis express,
Chicago 50 1LoGsvle tya CinciRnatt. Iadiaaz9ois
o.S5 5,,M p; w. ST Louis EIP9Ess-For Pi,tsbur. r.
Wzs WFsTTiS 81 EzPREss@ zaai P-n2E Ss5 ese.z.
'55 p. W. P4CIFTcy F.1PRPsssr 45P9s Gar p,,,,,,-
RoUta For kn2xviIle daily Shenandoah VALLEY
So Rsr y: VI CLEVELAND AND cIScINN9Tr TX
cinaati al. Iltts6Grg. Cleveland. Nashville Cia-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1870 Diiss Ge, 4Sl9 BSseTqszes I ara CoF'en49 s.Te
gTessonai Lin SiG C3TI59nat f @ streets 2e@ 95 Con
s1B5S sDIniRs Gap 40 Dining car s25 , m i2i5 Siss
CongEesstonaI Lin al FaT5- sT5 Tiri9- Gs-S1 ~
night 'D'''ls Carr 455 Dining Carr. = m l2l0
n,ebI tlEIN 45 RAILwAY-Express s25 As p n 12Io
AiLATTlG = COAST LINE.-Exprezs SIS a n ard AZ
sEAB9ARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-~Flo-saa a-e x.,-
r{gSt az limited Il 50 daily Express u D
NORFOLK Or PIX And WESTERN RArrwAY-For Memphis
cEIE;s APE.KE ( OHIO RAILw4Y-ss5 a n aaa ass
FOB Is.2 31;D PoINT COMFORT and NoREo-z-7s n
ATT ,S-T-~S. --SS am 53ll SO = daily
S,-irIo y -'-IIf-955 a and 20 ?. weekdays
I-sN1 a. m Through Nestibule1 Trains Bu'fs.
aror cars and standard Coaches on week-days Psro-
C[.,g ears ParlOr Cars. Dining Cars and Standard
teac1ss
r1rF- NAG-i2 - n n weeS-favs
ms On New York ard L1ng Branch Rai-cs1
Wef,fV-third Street S-ari0nL 80 q. -
. :. :. saturdays onIy) . 25j 32j. 40 as ara
~ - p m SUNDAYS 50. q . a = ts-oul
20 90 IS nd Cortlan5t St-ee-sl 33n 900 a.
sHd 200 , - Sr0Favv - w. SIS . =
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o. tDeshr,sses and Cortlandt Streets. 2l -
- go, S5 t955 Penna- Limited. 1Olo EDes5-cssss
Oo'-endt Streets 10 20) Dining Car. I05s Dining
s,reeis 22O)- 2-55. 3-25 255. -. ~ Dining Car
80 ,bii,nE Csri. . 55 Dining Ca-). rs. - SIS
. = m u 10 night Sundays. $40. rs coachss
80 500 9 >. 955 Ofnitedl 955. 70 - dining Car
q n i2o7 f55 Dining Carr %. - 4 - (Ds-sas
- 80 tLi1inC carr. SIS Dining Carl. rs.
30 - D. n. u 10 night
4'St scss Nos. 461 IIa~ 1874. III R--z1vay.
- 'th Avenue below I'D Sr). House: Wss.
Wenty-tht-d Street Station stations for - rss-
St-eet. 6s Br0adEay PenasyIvanlz Annex S-a--51
5rooky1; station. Jersey City TIE SeTTo-z T-susss-
company Will call for and check baggage t-ou hots,
ana residences through destination Ts'=r---s qf.
Eighteenth Street, for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB Ser
J. 2. HUTCHINSON : ? w000
General Manager General Pass gs-.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
Gin dotcIs

GIEWllllA AF4ETMsH5 ii4 Ms:S 5s,5 H9TE1- 81.
4rar-usa,t. % Para. parlor. uhrary
1-.-,- r,So naths s. 90. ccSers SaO
Fe5Io ,5gs-ns careful Inquiry % cna-ac-er
--a1 -Pp.y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
NV ynDE ONTARIO Z WESTERA RY.

A pvERTIsENENTs -nd su9ssrt7siS-S "a s-oass1s.
soo- rorTh of sIst-sr c'elces p = -.--s.
ulenrs received at the fol0~ins p. 80 s-SzV. =
orrce rates until O'Clock ~ --s,-vs. sxn
sur 2ai-sr: Ise eta-aye.. cor. l-lo-s~' 49, = -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

\ ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR Phil AnI.LPHIA.
,.43o t7so fsOp .s.tu. "lUuo. 'll3O A NJ Zoo
so "a ca 80 1,O1. $500 ti30. 500 - ~ - -
$500 80 - T. NJ. .l2lJ inGt '
UkITiMORE N AND WASHINGTON.
..4so 80 'IO.OO 'lL20 \ NJ, 1LOu. "l.S0. .. 40
.o.uU, 100 /. Nj. .l2l ndt
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From loot ot ReCtor -.
Throtrh q, Point Pleasant BOO 1000 llO A. NJ. 100
. 20 3i5 4 80 $50 p NJ Tnroush 10 Ocean Grove SIC
T. AZ SUNDAYS through 10 FolnI Pleasant 100 y NJ
!.UO 400, 500 Z. NJ
Ohces: Liberty Ferry south Ferry. IFS cs1. 43i
1900 1854 IYway Is 5th Az 155 9th - Unon 50
West, IS3 Eas, I25,h ST. 273 West l25th ST.
Az New York. 4 Court ST. 3i4 Fulton s..
brooklyn: Broadway. williamsburg New Ncrk Trans
calls fo- checks baggage TO destination
fFrom Liberty 81. GnIy. -Day. tDallS. except sun
day. sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19

Buret leave Lo--ty street . -
a. II. T.. NJ saturday Special LOO = NJ south
Ferry earlier. Returning leave Atlaatie CtIy
30 4 NJ IS 4. NJ sunday Special. $50 =. u
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
NEW N pc LINES,
Tins Schedule Of the Phoenix sra
Grand Canyon Connections,

A temporary folder IL being issued
by the santa Fc route for circulation
among station agents Of the company.
covering the changes In the recent
time card. A special circular IS also
in press. which will be sent out with
the new time cards The circular calls
attention to the changes which have
been made in the card.
The circular announces the connec-
tlons which will be made by the Santa
PC main line with the new lines ro.
Gently secured by the road. The trains
between Williams and the rim Of the
Grand Canyon in Arizona. leave VIII
liams at Z y. m, and arrive In the can
yon at 10 y. m. The train returning
leaves the canyon at . a. m. and
reaches Williams at 1880 a m.
On the Santa Fe. Prescott e. Phoe-
nix line, the train will leave Ash
Fork at $3.50 p. M. Prescott at sos
y. m. and arrives at Phoenix at 2.05
n. m. On the return trip. the train
leaves Phoenix at ago a. m, Prescott
at 1890 a m. and arrives at Ash
Fork at l:05 p. m.
A new booklet is also being issued
by the Santa Fe, entitled The Cali
fornia Limited Il is neatly printed,
but the Illustrations do not seem TO
be up to the high standard of some
OF the work in former publications OF
similar nature. The object OF the
booklet is TO point out the advantages
OF a winter trip to California or inter
mediate points.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
NEGRO LEADER.

Booker T. Washington's work as an
educator Of his people, as an author
and as a public speaker, has attracted
wide attention, has made him a hero
among his people and gained for him
the admiration of his fellow citizens,
and II he were less we'll balanced he
might have been unable to carry his
honors gracefully. But he Is modest
and unobtrusive, and in all respects
a fine example of the self-made
man. lie was born at Halls Ford,
Va. about" 1858. He was a slave
until freed by the emancipation proc
lamation and never knew who was
his father. He was named Booker
Taliaferro. probably because there
were many prominent people in the
commonwealth by that name, but the
Washington he took after he
became free. He makes no denial Of
these biographical points and rather
likes to dwell upon them. He spaeks
Of the people of his race as negroes
and not as 'colored people" and sets
them a good example for industry and
ambition. coupled with modesty.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
INCREASE OF rElEoRApHy.

The enormous strides in the devel.
opment of telegraphy in the nine.
teenth century Is well illustrated by
Sir w. II. Preece, X. c.. b., in an
English magazine. The progress in
speed is shown by the statement that
whereas in 1870 the number OF words
that could be sen per minute was
only eighty, in 1890 the number of
words e minute had increased TO
$50. In contrast to the 9.s5O,17l mes.
sages dispatched in the United King.
dom at a cost of e612.3O in 1870,
last year s9,576.961 kilograms were
sent. bringing in a revenuo OF e3.
i59,3S3. The total number OF gov.
eminent and private cables in the
world is now 1,624. covering n length
In nautical miles OF 1SI,353I72
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
PACIFIC CABLE.

The Pacific cable will defect from
a straight course, In order to touch
at Hawaii, and also at Guam, so that
the surface distance will be some
thing like eve thousand miles. The
cable. therefore. will have TO be not
less than ten thousand miles in
length. 1t will be impossible TO store
this vast extent Of coiled material
in any single vessel now afioat. Prob.
ably several Of the largest vessels
will be required. and they will be
stationed at intervals along the
route. One will pay out from San
Francisco to where the second may
be stationed, there the ends can be
Joined and then the second one will
start and pay o until 1t comes up
with the third, and the splicing Is
repeated, and sc on and on until the
whole distance has been accomplish.
ed. II will be a work that should
test the reliability of mechanics and
also Of exact navigation to the ut
most.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01

WINNING OF The WEST.

After November 3 one may go
aboard a sleeper at New York and
leave II at San Francisco after four
nights on the road, The trip will not
be shortened, but II will be made
more convenient. Under the pres
n schedule no change Of ears Is nee
essary. The TO ocean limited
train will represent the acme Of
American railroad luxury and con
venience. II is a NJ companion 10
the modern Ave day steamer.
The wilderness has been conquered
by the long lines OF steel that stretch
away to merge on the horizon. In
the spring OF 1869 a train on the Kan
sas Pacific was delayed from 8 o'clock
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01

in the morning until s O'Clock in the
afternoon by the passing OF a herd
OF buffaloes. Now the buffalo has
gone Even the face of the country
has been changed. The wild and
dense vegetation has given way to the
pillow. Cities have grown on the desc
late places Of the plains. Electric
lights blaze where formerly only the
pickering camp fire Of the emlgraut
broke the darkness. The whistle o.
the rushing locomotive is familiar
in the former haunts OF the wolf and
coyote. The traveller on the luxuri
Gus sleeper that whirls him in four
days from the Atlantic to the Pacific
will see little to remind him of the
old times on the trail. Only the
Rocky mountains remain unchanged
to watch the flight of the limited.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
AGE "a
2O-PAYMENT
ACtualreSults
OF SAVINGS FUND" POLICY NO.
2s2.oI3 AT END OF ITS ACcUMU.
lATloN PERIOD.

Twenty years ago, In 1881, Mr.. J.
n. a., Of Mayfield, KY, then thir
ty-four years Of age, assured his Tic
n the Equitable, under Savings Func
Policy No. 2e2,o73, for $4,000. This
policy was issued on the twenty paw
ment life form, on which the ANNA
premium was sS3.f5. For invent,
years then MIR. B. has been pro
teeted by $500 Of assurance, and 1
he had died az any time his family
would at once have received s2,5O9.
However, he has not died. and now, m
1901, he has the choice Of the follow.
ing options:
(D-To continue the policy
Now fully paid up). for. So 500 90
and receive a cash diyi.
dend OF ........ ,.......S ISL so
(2)-To convert the policy
and dividend into fully paid
up assurance for. ....... .S4,O35 90
Subject to approval OF risk for eX.
cess.
(3)-To receive the surren-
der value OF the policy in
cash $500 .....,.,,S 2,t37 az
The Equitable Society:
| have concluded to accent the
cash fund OF s2,13727 in settlement
Of my policy No. 232,073, but may say
that regard any Of the other options
equally satisfactory. For twenty
years ! have had protection OF s2.5Ol
assurance, and ] 10Y receive back
from the society not only the premi,
ums which ! have paid in during taa;
period. but about $500 in addition,
Surely no n could expect better re.
suits.
JAMES II. BOSWELL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
Contract Awarded.

A meeting OF the board of trustees
OF the asylum for the deaf and dumb
was held in Santa Fe, at the First
National bank, Trustees II. j. Palen
Fred Muller and s q. Cartwright and
Architect |, ii. Rapp being in attend.
ance, Three bids were received for
the proposed new dormltory and
school building TO be erected aside OF
the present asylum for the deaf and
dumb on the south side, almost oppo
site the territorial penitentiary. The
bids werc sl1 ,06l. sil.'G5 and Sl1,52C
respectively, the lowest bidder being
J. w. Corsaul & Rro,, of Las Vegas
to whom thc contract was awarded
Major r. j, Pllen was also author
ICED to negotiate for a lot adjoining
the present property. with the Wo-
mans Board Of Trade, the owners,
the price Of 5000 to be offered for
the lot.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01

flames had gained such Roadway. ant
there was no supply of water avail
able. that nothing could be done.
Mr.. Fox and his family lost all
their household effects and all their
wearing apparel. saving nothing ex
cept the clothing they had on at the
time.
The loss is fully $1,000 and the in
surance $500.
The house was owned by J. p. Fo
ley and was insured for $500. His
loss Is double that amount.-Silvei
City Independent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
TERRITORIAL

The superintendent OF public in.
struction has made his annual report
to Governor otero. Out Of a total OF
5G,OOs children of school age, 47,7OO
are enrolled in schools. There are
500 schools and 1000 teachers in the
territory. Illiteracy has decreased
from SIS per cent in 1870 TO 6s per cent
in 1880 to about 45 per cen in 1890,
and probably IS or 20 per cent in
1900. Many o fthe New Mexico cities
have erected handsome schools with
In the year.