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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
SHE GOT REVENGE.
Defendant I'm One Court Becomes
Plaintiff I'm Another.

Elizabeth Cuyler. colored. got re-
venge against the Graham family, also
OF her own color. yesterday afternoon
by having three of them. Susan. Lydia
and Stella. arrested before Justice
Jones on peace proceedings with the
additional charge OF assault added 20
that against Stella.
Yesterday morning the Cuyler wO-
man was "A defendant before Judge
Ayriok for ightlng, the three Graz
hams being witnesses against her and
she was lined 81, Paying the amount
she was released, and the last arrests
place n different condition on the case.
The women were required % give bond
s0r their appearance for triaL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
CHURCH AND MUNICIPALITY.

Barter of Realty Between Bishop
and Aldermen Consummated.
A deed from the Right Reverend C.
Kinloch Nelson, bishop of the diocese
of Georgia, trustee, to the Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Savannah, was
filed in the office of the clerk of the
Superior Court yesterday morning. The
instrument conveys 3,7S5 square feet
of lot Al, Brownsville ward, on the cor
ner of Florence street and Church al
ley. The consideration paid by the
city is Lot B, Southville ward, on Bull
and Forty-fifth streets. The deed was
executed Nov 26
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
AN EXPENSIVE GUN.

Capt. F. c. Wilson. one of the
crack gun and rifle shots, has
received shot gun that is one of the
finest in the country. 1t is a Parker
latest, double barrel. handsomely en-
graVed and in every respect beauty
one of the features of the gun is that
1T has but one trigger the first pull fir
ing the right barrel and the second the
left barrel. The gun cost $3.50, and is
the best arm of the kind the Parker
people could turn out.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
MYRTLE LODGE PYTHIANs.

Myrtle Lodge No. g. knights OF
Pythas, elected the following officers
last night for the ensuing year:
g. C.-MaN l.. Byck.
V. C.-John r. Dekle.
Prelate-Thomas r.. Dickson.
~. A.-Wiliam p. Cler
NJ r. Edward g. Mason.
II W.--Nniter l.. Zealey
4. ~ r. R-N } neddy.
J. Warning Russell d..
%. q John %. Ziueroer
4ruetee-WarinE Russell. yr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
MUSIC IN THE MARKET.
VIII Be Played This Afternoon b,
First Regiment Band.

Will BE Played This Afternoon by
First Regiment Band.
The First Regiment Band, under the
direction. of Scott Cameron, will give
it's regular Saturday afternoon con-
cert in the Market to-day, instead of
in the Park Extension, as heretofore.
The concert will last from 4 o'clock till
6, and will consist of the following
programme:
March, Fox Hunters" PENN.
Overture. Blaze Away" (Mackie).
Waltz. "Symphia" (Holzman).
Medley, Harvest Days" (Chatta-
way.
Romance, Hearts and Flowers"
CTobanD.
Selection, plantation Songs" Coon
terno).
Intermezzo, "Cavaneria Rusticana"
(MascagnD.
Description. Hunting Scene" (Buca.
lossD.
March. Charge of the Battalion"
(HalD.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
AUNT PEGGY'S FINISH.

She VIII be Taken to MiIIedEeviIIe
This Morning by Deputy sheriff.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Fennen will
leave this morning for Milledgeville,
where he goes to place Peggy Bryan
in the state sanitarium. Peggy" is
a well known character around town,
and when on one of her periodical
tares, generally creates some excite
ment. At times she is perfectly ra-
tional, but her attacks of mental per-
turbation became so recurrent as TO
render 1t unsafe for her TO remain
longer at large.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
Boss Bakers Charter.

THE Boss Bakers Association" re-
ceived its charter yesterday, when
Judge Barrow, in the Superior Court.
affixed his judicial signature to the or
der of incorporation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
MIC DIETER PROSECUTOR,
NOT THE ACCUSED.
Appeared Against Negro Accused
with the Theft of a Hog.

appeared Against Negro Accused
with the Theft of n Hog.
At the criminal session of the City
Court yesterday morning, William De-
bro was fined $4O with the alternative
of twelve months on the gang, for
stealing stuffed hog from Mic Dieter
By an inadvertence. the name of Mr.
Dieter was subtituted for that of De-
bro, in the Morning News yesterday.
Two bold thieves, Rosa Johnson and
Rachael Harris, who stole pistol from
the pocket of Emanuel Green, a deputy
of the court in which they were tried,
were sentenced to serve twelve months
in the tolls. Frank Cameron, a ju-
venile gambler. Jared better than this,
the sentence of the court being that he
should be given a good thrashing. His
attorney, Mr.. Gordon Sausy was APP
pointed superintendent of the chastise-
ment, while the mother of the lad acted
as chief executioner. The boy was
taken to the barracks, where the SEN
tence of the court was complied with
to the letter.
For driving the horse of Frank NJ.
Butner to death, James Jameson was
sentenced to pay fine of $50, or serve
twelve months on the chaingang He
did not have the cash, and was forced
TO enlist with the county forces for
a term of one year. The evidence
showed that the negro was drunk, when
the offense was committed. He drove
a pair of horses from Isle of Hope TO
Savannah in an almost incredible space
of time, the result being, that while
one of the horses survived the mall
treatment, the other died
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
RAILS For SALE.

miles 40-pound relaying rails. with
fastenlngs, first-class.
5 miles S5-pound steel reiayerA
2 miles 30-pound new steel
miles 25-pound new steel.
mile 25-pound relaying rails.
) standard gauge locomotives,
Address sAREL BROS,
Jacksonville. Fla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
A ROUND" DIAMOND RING.

object of Litigation Between sarah
Norris and Hazel Kirkland.
IL the Superior Court yesterday sarah
Norris Instituted bail troyer proceed
ings agpinet Hazel Kirkland, known
- hnzei Miller for the recovery Of
zone small round. gOld-band ring. set
biih Hnf4 diamond The value
- thls ring, sayf che plaintiff. ia $50
AF sohH y. Agrick represents the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-06
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

Mr.. w. j. Craig, general passenger
agent of the Atlantic Coast Line, head
quarters Wilmington, was in Savannah
yesterday.
Among the Atlantic Coast Line Off
Gals in Savannah yesterday, was Mr.
E. Borden, general superintendent of
transportation, headquarters Whining
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
Noaro Christian Congress.

Atlanta, Ga, July 31.-Rev. j. w. T..
Bowen, secretary Of the Negro Young
Peoples Christian and Educational
congress, Is in receipt of advices in.
dicating an attendance of at least 5000
visitors at the meeting of the congress
10 be held here next week. The dele
gates will come from all sections Of
the country and will represent all re-
ligious denominations and all walks of
life. The chief object of the gathering,
which Is the first of its kind. is to as.
certain the true moral, intellectual and
spiritual condition among the colored
people In all parts of the country and
to inspire and stimulate aggressive
Christian work among the young peo-
pie and In the homes among the chill
dren. Prominent among those inter
ested In the movement are /. Garland
Penn. Booker T. Washington. Bishop
W. J. Gaines, Bishop B. w. Arnett,
Bishop Walters and Bishop Clinton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
For Cowhidina Minister.

Richmond. Va, July 31.--At Amherst
today Judge Clarence j. Campbell was
arraigned for trial on charge of fell
onious assault on Rev. G. W. Crawford.
whom he horsewhipped in front of the
court house at the June term of his
court. Tho case has attracted wide at
tcntion, owing to the prominence of
the parties, and the trial will be fol-
lowed with much interest.
Rev. Mr. Crawford Is editor of the
Christian Federation. paper publish
ed In this city in the interest of tho
nnti-saloon movement. Some time ago
the editor criticised Judge Campbell
for dlsmissing the case against a man
charged with selling liquor In Am.
herst Mr. Crawford asked in his paper
which was dootored the most. the
whisky OF the judge. Judge Campbell
had the .ninister arraigned for con-
tempt OF court hut discharged him.
Afterward the two men met and Mr.
Crawford held out his hand to Judge
Campbell. The judge drew q cowhiie
and struck the minister several blows
about the head and face.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY. AUGUST 1902

fine on the pistol.
The case OF the territory against four
young men charged with st0ning
freight trains and assauiting railroad
employees, was concluded In Judge
Welsh's court. Two Of the men were
discharged. G. Il. Gillian was given
ninety days and 800 fine. John Roy
got sixty days or $50 hne Both men
were committed to jail
This Office turned out this week 100
copies OF the semi-annual report of
Defender lodge. No. 90 to the grand
lodge Of New Mexico. I. q. o. F. The
report shows that the lodge had on
January l. 1909. sixty-nine members
II initiated during the past term four
teen. and reinstated ten. making a to.
tai OF ninety-threc. From this number
they lost by card two, suspended for
non-paymcnt of dues one, expelled one
leaving them with net membership
Of cighty-nine. The lodge has real es.
tate and personal property valued at
81 ,0sST5. and cash on hand, s524.92.
Defender lodge can be proud OF Its re-
port.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
= =. - -
CeRntllOS.

From the Rustler.
Ike Graham. OF albuquerque. was In
town.
James Lucas and wife were Albu.
querque visitors the first OF the week
MIR. Gomez. a wealthy rancbman Of
Galisteo was business visitor in our
town Saturday.
Mert Wagner passed through here
with his freighting outfit. en- route to
Bland
8. X. Swain. Of FL Paso. was In our
town few days thls week on business
with the smelter people.
Charles Behringer's bridge outfit Is
stationed here for short time re-
building some bridges near town.
II. c. Uptegrove returned from Los
Lunas and expects to move his family
down there soon.
Travellers passing through Golden
state that the activity in mining mat
tcrs there continues, two mills are now
running regularly. the Mayo steam
mill on ore from the grounds of the
Industrial, and a horse power mill on
the high grade ore from the San
Miguel mine. owned by Hon. J. l..
Lopez.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
DeMiNo.
From the Headlight.

rTOW tne deuOflgnt
J. T. Glvers returned from n pleas.
ure trip TO the coast
Dr. Swopc and family have returned
from a brief sojourn to Pacific coast
pleasure resorts, accompanied by the
doctors mother
John Corbott has been laid up with
rheumatism for the past week, and
Frank Wyman has been handling the
throttle on the ice wagon In his stead
Electric lights have been put In the
opera house of this city, and the pat
rons of that place will be under many
obligations to Manager Irvine for the
Improvement.
Mrs. Ransom. n popular society lady
of the El Pasc, Texas. exclusive circle.
arrived. and will he the guest for some
time of her friend. Miss Lille Lawhon.
The bell for the new Catholic church
that Is being built In this city has ar
rived. and last Tuesday George Ches.
ter came near stampeding the town by
ringing IT, The bell has a beautiful.
clear tone. and while Chester was
showing II to Father NORM. he rang II
loud and long. Everybody In the vi
cinitv OF the hank corner rushed out
70 see where the fire was
Nordhaus 4 Son have closed con
tract with Rosch 4 Leopold for the
erection OF a $4,000 building on their
new lot adjoining their present store.
When completed this enterprising firm
will have nifty feet of plate glass fiont
ON Gold avenue. The contract calls Tor
the completion of the building at the
earliest possible moment.
Attorney a. w. Pollard had severe
hcmorrhagc while riding near the Sun.
set Dairy .ast Sunday evening. Mrs.
Pollard secured the assistance of Mr..
Russell and family and Mr.. Pollard
was taken to their residence. where he
remained until Wednesday. shen he
WAS brought to town. At this writing
Mr.. Pollard Is slowly regaining his
strength. and will In n few days be-
able to come down town again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
ANOTHER MAN BITTEN.
He Has IN HE Possession . Batch Of
Worthless Santa Fe Street
RAILWAY Stock,

For the second time this year II. 8.
Lutz. the efficient agent In this city of
the Santa Fe railway company, has
had inquiries from men who have
bought Santa Fe street railway stock
In good faith. because II was represent.
ed to them that the city OF Santa Fe
had guaranteed the interest on the
fraudulent bond issue from the pro.
ceeds OF which the street railway com
pany was to have been built at Santa
Fe two years ago but never was built.
The last inquiry he received was in the
shape OF the following letter:
Chicago. July 10. 19O2.--Gentlemen :
| am In possession OF 500 shares of
your railroad stock and want to con.
vert II into money. and as same says
on face Of 1t that II Is worth 81 900 per
share. | herewith ask II you will take
the same on my hands. Kindl. let me
hear from you by return mail and oh.
lige. Yours truly.
j. w. REED.
With the Cook county department Of
the Insurance company Of the State
OF illinois.
AZ the letter was addressed to the
Santa Fe Railroad company, Santa Fe.
the letter was delivered to Mr.. Lutz.---
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
Appointed General AGENT.

a. G. de Baca. Jr., who has made his
home In Mexico for the last FIVE years,
has been appointed general agent for
the Republic of Mexico for the Hydro
Carbon Light company, Mr.. de Bace
arrived in the city three weeks ago
on a visit to his parents. While a resi-
dent OF Mexico. he held several posi-
tions OF trust, being once appointed ir-
terpreter by Senor Masiscal for the
session OF the Pan-American congress-.
which position he resigned on account
O. Ill health. He was also employed
under Colonel Hampton. the railroad
magnate OF Mexico. He was also trav-
cling agent for the American Type
Foundry. an institution doing business
In Mexico with capital OF &14, ,000. 900.
He also established the cosmopolitan
agency in the City OF Mexico In part
nership with l.. +. Friische. OF Amster-
dam. Germany, and b. p. Northup. Of
New York. From this firm Ae retired
two years ago to enter into mining
business. come cted with Hidalgo Min
ing a Smelling company at Sultepec.
Mexico. of which company he was SUI
perintendept. He goes now as exclu.
sivs agent for the .,ydro Carbon Light
company, and his relations in that
country with the high authorities
there. are such as TO enable MN 10 es-
tablish for himself and the company
an unlimited success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
FAR N ! lNGTON.
From the Hustler.

From the Hustler.
Excess travel and express mas me-
cessitated the putting of two stages on
the line be.w cen here and Durango.
II will be business proposition for
the voters OF San Juan county TO this
year elect the entire republican ticket.
The special 5-mill school levy voted
on by our citizens Monday was carried.
only three dissenting votes oeing cast.
Our town Is badly In need OF a town
hall Scarcely week passes but what
It could he utilized to good advantage
for public purposes.
Woolman Waggoner and associates
engaged drilling for oil on the Blake
property. are making splendid head.
way. The machinery is working to
perfection. every hour adding to the
wells depth.
George G. Bowman. who was recent.
ly appointed deputy revenue collector
for Arizona. Is making his last round
In this section. as gauger. We will
miss Mr. Bowmans CHEEKY counten-
ance, hut congratulate him on his pro-
motion. He is an all round good officer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
socoRRo.
From the Chieftain.

From the Chieftain.
Elfego Baca and family will soon
make their home In FL Paso.
Abran Abeyta sold lot OF goats the
first of the week at 81 so each
The Crown Mill company of this city
purchased 1900 pounds Of wheat the
other day.
Misses annie and Kate Horn. OF San
Marcial, are guests OF Mrs. w. Morgan
Of this city.
c. !. Brown and Haynes Howell left
70. ten days trip TO the Black
Range.
Miss May Schwalbe. OF Albuquerque.
la the guest Of her uncle. =. N. Yunker.
and wife at the Windsor hotel
Mrs. j. NJ. Robinson, son and daugh-
ter. Johnnie and Julia. and Grady Har-
rison. returned from their outing in
Water canyon.
Sheriff Blackington reports coed
rains In many localities In the western
part Of the county. also at his ranch
east Of the river
Conrado A. Baca has accepted the
position Of clerk Of the territorial peni-
tentiary at Santa Fe. MI. Baca vii.
visit his mother In Frisco before as
suming the duties of the position.
Mrs. Ella +. Winkler received a
deed to the r. w. Monroe property at
the southeast corner OF the plaza This
purchase gives Mrs Winkler a front
age OF over so feet on the plaza and q
depth Of nearly 200 feet.
A movement Is on foot To dispose OF
considerable area Of the city's lands.
Abran Abeyta holds about $4,000 Of the
city's securities and he offere to give
these In payment for lands belonging
to the city at an appraised valuation.
Messrs. Joseph +. Smith. II. II. Harris,
and Camille Baca have been appointed
by the city council as q committee TO
appraise the lands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
- - - -
TuCUMCARt.
From the Pathfinder.

From the Pathfinder.
w. u Merrill, of Geneva, Neb., was
selling fruit trees and ornamental
shrubs In Tucumcari and vicinity this
week
Feline Venabides, OF Pajarito, on
Thursday. sold 10000 pounds OF wool
to GeldeLberg 4 Co. receiving there
for IL cents per pound.
At the last meeting OF the Tucum.
carl Townsite a. Investment company.
w. b. FARRELL was elected vice presi-
dent.
II Ia expected that the First Meth
odist Episcopal church OF Tucumcari
will be dedicated Sunday, September
IA. Rev. A. p. Morrison will ofiiclate.
The First National bank of Tucum-
carl Is only month old, and it's state
ment shows that they have on hand an
excess OF cash OF over 20 per cent of
the deposit money.
The political pot Is already on In
Guadalupe county. Tucumcari has
some good material while there is an
abundance Of 1t scattered around.
Manuel Garcia, OF Ienuee. twenty
miles south of here. sold his crop OF
wool TO Goldenberg q Co, Monday.
The crop amounted to $4,000 pounds
He received 12 cents per pound.
Jose Apodaoa, of Pajarito. gold his
crop of wool amounting to 10000
pounds. Friday. to Goldenberg L. Co,
for whl,h he received IL ,en,s IA
pound. a price that will compare with
that paid In any part of the territory
II Ia so healthy in Tucumcari that
the medicine men are kicking
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
Public Ownership Party.

St Louis, Mo-, July 3l.--Followers
o. the public ownership party, the
chief promoter of which Is Lee Meri-
wether, the labor leader of this city,
met in conference today to DISCUSS
plans for perfecting a thorough state
organization and adopting a platform
of principles. The new party Is an
off shoot of the allied party which was
organized by Meriwether and others
last year at Kansas City. II is pur-
posed to interest in the movement all
voters VINO believe In direct legislation
and public ownership. and to carry out
the principles of the Missouri State
Federation of Labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
Marinette Chautauuua.

Marinette. Wis. July Notwith-
staining the fact that a number of ad.
ditional cottages have been erected
since last year the accommodations
are scarcely adequate for the crowds
In attendance on the sixth annual ses.
sion of the Northern Chautauqua as.
sembIy. which opened today. The
record breaking attendance Is due
largely to the excellence of the pro-
gram offered for the twelve Gays OF
the assembly. Among the prominent
lecturers and speakers to be heard are
Captain Hobson. Miss Ellen NJ. Stone.
Congressman Champ Clark. OF Mis-
souri,; Congressman Charles b. I.andie.
of Indiana: Miss Belle kearney. OF
Mississippi, and Prof. p. NJ. Pearson,
OF Harvard university.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
North Dakota Dcmocrate.
Politics in New Jersey.

Passiac. N. j.. July 3l.--The repub-
lican congressional convention OF the
sixth district Is In session here today
with full attendance OF delegates
from Bergen. Passiac, and Sussex. the
three counties comprised In the dis.
trict under the new apportionment.
There are several republican candi-
dates. who are opposed TO Congress-
man James +. Stewart, the present in
cumoent, notably, William NJ Johnson,
prominent state senator and assist
ant postmaster general In McKinley's 3
cabinet: w. C. Breckenridge, the state
committeeman from the district. VIII.
liam Barbour, and Sheffield Phelps. son
of the late william Walter Phelps.
While the combination against Stew
art Is strong and there are other ele-
ments in the field against him. the In
dications point to his denomination.
though not without lively contest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
hortieu,turIsts At rsevmssh.

Tecumseh. Neb.. July 30.--The Ne.
braska State Horticultural society he.
gan its summer meeting In Tecumseh
today with large attendance. includ.
ing well known fruit growers from
many parts Of the state. The meeting
opened ut 3 o'clock this morning with
an invocation by Rev. G. r. McMann.
followed by an address Of welcome by
Mayor Robb. The response was en-
bodied In the annual address of the
president. l.. NJ. Russell. OF Lincoln
Following these fOrmalif7es the con-
vcntion listened to interesting papers
on horticultural topics. among them
the following: The Growing Of Small
Fruit on the Farm" H. J. Snyder. Of
Auburn: Renovation Of the Orchard" !"
Prof. r. a. Dmersoa. Of Lincoln;
Pruning the Orchard" T. 2. snod-
grass. Of J0hnsun: Small Fruits for
ProAt and the Home Table" Mrs. o. a.
Corbin. Of vesta; "orowing Ever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-02
Asphyxiate Dogs.

Albuquerque's homeless dogs go the
asphyxiated route. Some of the city's
officers have contrived an apparatus
by which the unfortunate CANNES will
be disposed of in humane manner. A
large sheet iron boiler has been pro-
vided One end is air tight and the
other is arranged SO that a good sized
dog can he admitted. whence no canine
ever returns. After the dog Is prt in.
the open end Is closed and the gas is
turned on. A few minutes does the
work. AS dog catcher Georges appe-
lite enticed him into the county jail,
the dogs of the city will likely enjoy
needed rest