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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-18
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-18

Honolulu, June 10. 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
% temporal I

al ce1ltat pertodis;G don Marta7so Abytl
Arrsstrarse los vi como gus2nos
En- medic dc ssquarosa podredumbrs,
subir dssde 81 fondo haata ia cumbre
AdulAndo canallas = tiranos.
ri cetro del poder llsg6 > sus manos;
hacienda de ls Ley su servidumbre,
FundsFon por amor . la eosturubrs
Su rslnEdo de eunueos de ensnes.
Dsspu6s ls chusma, del rencor sufrsrio,
FL nombre de In pRtri& rcf2n6,
Halsgendc 81 poder que L. sostiene.....
No hay quien saIve ese pueblo del naufrsgit
Ds In vergti snza y del dacoroP-t MOI
Ese pueblo mereca euanto tienel
M. M, e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
Aureliano scholl

IA muerto 81 ain par eronistA frances Au-
seliAno Sehoil. Por espaeio De cuaFsnta amos
hA aldo ell delete, oil encanto de las letras fran.
essAsi en- ese g6nero tan moderno, san propio
Dc In prenHA parisien, que en- una columns,
VeceS en- menoE de una columna, sin Asunto,
con 10 cue pRsR, Sc dice 8 se cuenta, eonatruva
IN articulo modelo, nutTido de enHefAnEas, de
obssrvAeiones altamente hlol6hcAs, de primo
res Artistieos.
AursliAno scholl ha saerito mIllaras de
er6nieas sobre todo linaie de temAs, humanos
y diVinoTi c1imenas, eztrenoa tsatrAles, seRio.
mes pRrlRmentRriss, escAndAlos de buievaP
hAEta sscrstoa de 10 poitlea international, En-
Ru plumA yibgsv8 esplendoHoRo, Yefulgente vi.
po lmene, al spirit g0tlLois, con ell cnal DO 90.
ara eompetir, poT mneho que haRa, el ham0ur
hTitknico.
5sholl, que ice cronista en- casl sodoa los
pefi0diecs de PAIfs, tales como al EvenementS
aLe kaPpslSi ale SoilS, aGfl BaI@, etc. cola.
6or6 mas que en- otro diATio Alguno, en- GLo
EgATo.R PoE sspscio de mucho tlempo dIiera.
le cue en- el FssueitAhA Ell genlo picaresco
maleAnts Gel pef1onA1e do BeaumArchais que
d. tituo a peri6dico bouIeUordtsr.
Sus cr6nlcas, cuentos, artfcuIos, novelas.
ilenAn vArioa vohmeneS, publicados Dor los
prime pAles editores. Con una fraae, an chna-
eArrIllO una SboutAdeS poniA en- solfa Ia fAmA
polfsie1 litsEariA mejor cimantAds. GCalf-
banS 81 Ne han Kepartldo durAnte amos al
privllsgIo de hReer reir Q toda una naei6n.
Era oil precursor de los A fred Capus de los
Jean LoRrAin, de tAntos otros hoy iiuatres '
eaple endidamsnte pagsdoB SehroniqnsuFsD Era
10 que 90 sCarAn d Aches con sl I6piz, IN sati.
Eies de primers tuerEa.
AuFellen Scholl possia Rdemaa ara vasta
eultuEa, con rGEbn ae le ha incluido entFe
Aquellos fAmosoa GuoFm aliensD que fuePon of
honor de una generation BurlA burlRndo,
dAl de HAbsT.
Con Aurelisno ssholl pierde Ia litaraturs
trAncetA nno de Hus escfitores mas notables :
feeundos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
AMOR DE- POBRE

se habfs emocionado aqusla muter con 81 re-
Iato de tSntos snfrimlentos tartos deioreaP
Por otra parte, tsrA tan POGO 10 que le ext
gfai Uaa fress no MA: kLe tengo usted
ikstims,D Gno sc mate uEted, ago por el es-
tllo.D
10 Is crueldad tsn iniustifeada
Mientraa ell de&venturAdo ioven recorlfa
In cRlle de los Martirss, pensaba en- su des.
mansalado Rlbergus an las terribles prIVAcio-
nsB que habis impUesso
-Si no hA coEtsatRdo hoy-dscla para sus
MISUNDERSTANDING msnana. ks indudsble
que, tsrds temprano, acabars por escrioirme
kstabA seguFo de que no podfe de1sr de
reclblr dos tres ineas miEsricordiosas.
icon cuknta grAtisud eubrirfA de bssos In
perfum3da caPta
ST, 81, msfians-repetfa.-N es eosa de
pePder la sspeTsnza, Aai sin mas nj msnos.
No Eentfs haber vendido sns ropas nj ha-
Der tenido hambre, nj ser pobEe, puszso cue,
grAeias q sus h1res, tendyia 81 I'm 81 cAbo Ia
Incompatible diehs de ser consolEdo por ella
Ds pronto vic sRlir de una ceKveceEia
una horata, una de esas muierss que venden
en- las mesas de los cafes iunsos Les ports
guelas de los coches los ramos compFados
cuRlquier precio los poEterog > las modistas
tas de los tsstFos.
Ell desdichado lanz6 un grito de terror al
reconocer su ramo, 20 m mastio, triate desluei-
do.
Crmpr6lo Embellishments, dando por 81,
ell fltimo franco que le quedahs.
Con las m2nos tsmblorosss los 0jos inun-
d&dos de lSgrima acere6se IN fsFol encon-
tr6 In cArta que Ia ingrata no hsbfs lefdo, Sc
pultada todRVia entire las horeB, cuyo perfume
no hkhiA Ilegsdo nj siquisrs Aspirer.
Oatulo Mendez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

Un pobrs dlkblo, enamorado de una her
rnosa ActFiE h&biA suprimido duPsnte nm mes
al pan de au desAyuno, vsndido aus pocos libros
empehGdo en- oil Monte de PtedAd el dnico col
ch6n de Eps comidAs, pArR comprAr un sober
bio rAmo de a)rsH con que deseAbs ooseqular
a Ia Sc bora de Sus psnsSmientos.
DeIgAdo ys por nRturRlezas habfs llegadoI
. eAuss del insomnia de slimentoS, . aer mas
eniuto de cAFnes que de qrdin@r1o.
Pero no imports e infelz hAbfs To-
grado comprAr e FAmo-l IN Esmo de cieRto
cincuenta frances
- No es possible haeer nada meior lie
hGbia dicho lA h0riStR.
lY hAeerlo legar q 50 destino al eusrto
de Ia Sctri1 por uno de los empleRdos de teatro,
eostAba otro dies frances
Las hsrmosRs hores-pensaba el-debfsn
adornAr en- Equellos instantes Ell sposento de
su Amads
Durante trea diAs eonEecutivos Sc present6
an 81 tsAtro, con obieto de RveTigu&r 81 hatia
tsnido una ccnteutsci6n.
Porque ca de Advsrtir que el enamor&do
galGn no Ee limit6 , enviar nEeVaS flores, sino
que hRbia oeultado entire elias una carts ain
GERS fogosa una carta llsnA de passion, sn
In cue ponia de manifesto sus srdientes deseosi
On ia cue solloEEb&n todRs sus tFistezRs.
El primer diA, cuRndO sl portero le diio
sno hay contestRei6n,S no ls eaut0 BoFprsss
agunA 10 respuests
La hermoaA aetriz no habia tenido tempo
De ascrlbir una sola palRbrs.
A 10 tArde siguisnts > ID otrs, tampoco
hubo contestaci6n.
Ell pobre snRmorado SO Alei6 con Ia cRbezS
inelinRda Eobro 81 pscho como 81 sintiera
dssso de llorar.
Como sra possible 10 que Is oeurriaI 6No
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

zzanuel Silva, comerciante. Provisio-
= mes y frutos del pats. Pavfa 10 Are
cibo, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
Miscelaneas

81 dis de gloria para los grandes hombfes
no luce cRsi nancR Eino sobYe lA tumbA.
CuRndo IN crimen no 50 e8stigsdo pOF Ia
iuatici& humana, 10 caatiga al remoEdimiento,
que es 10 iusticiA diyins.
El como de Ia adulAci6n.
La sefoKa de Ia casS ha cGntado tan hian
una romanza, que, apsnas tsrminada 81 labor
RrtlstIcs, la dice uno de los invItados
Giants ustsd tan acknowledgements, que,
daspues de esCuchEr ei eco de VOC, Is via-
nsn . uno ganRs de lamsFss los oidos.
Eutre amigas.
No me habIss dc Ios hcnbres. Las odio
q mueFte q todos.
-1Da vsrms2
-Sf. Mi belo ideal seffk albergaP en- IN
pals todos los hombTes en- otEo todas las
mujeres. ponisndo IN mar entire los doa pa fIes.
-SY EnprimiIfas los barcos?
-EE claro. S
-Puea snt6nseu ssrfa incalculabIs ell n6 !.
nero dc ahogados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
N0BLEZA AMERICANA

Importantss peri6dicos parIsisnses ocupan.
30 de hkeer historic de % nohlsTA americana.
A. AebnAimenae msntlene en- 10 capital dc
fTAneia 10 JtfaturA de lon mobiles de Ar AYfca.
81 Reprsssntants de Costa Rica, MARQUES az
PerAlts, lsgttimA cepR costsrricense, instalado
en 10 Avenue Monta'gne fsll1 pogeedor de
pKeei0sldkdea.
Bolivia tiene AereditAdo an PAris nj opn.
lento industTiai Gsi que tAmbisnS noble PrfneI.
Pc dc 10 Gloriet,a cARAdo con una ntFiorita
Dricats' duenA de IN collar de psrlAs brIllan.
mana,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
SINIESTRO EN- Ell MAR

En Ii rGds de Arscib0 ha ccurrido IN az
niestro, por habsrze volcAdo una yola, pere-
cIendo shogado an indivfduo de nombre Juan
Roman. Osro indivfipo fee s&lyado en- estado
eg6nicc; dos mas lograron sRlvarse por sus
propios esfnerzos el oulnto de ioa tripuiantes
tRmhien IS saly6 auxiliado de una psl&nca que
uno de los anconeros de Ia Boca paso 9 su al
cRnce.
El eadAvsr de Roman 10 ha aparscido. Sc
hacen gestionss para eonseguirIo.
Rss sucsso produci6 aqpi una penoss ina-
preston.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
Una ley en- las
Camaras de Italia

Las OSmGfas itaIianas han spFobado IN
proyecto de ley pfosentado por ell gobierno, en-
oil eu&I Sc suprine Ell domicilio Tornado, reem-
pasandolo por eolonlas correccionales las
que serkn destinAdos los reincidenses de dsre-
eho eom6n.
E.tas colonies serSn fundadas en- terrific.
rios aleiados, aal veg en- Eritgea, y sersn excln-
sivAmenbe agTfeolas.
Los deporsRdos Sc convortiF6n en- colonoa,
tendrSn derecho un salario. en- caso de bus
na conducts podr6n viviE con sus familias.
Esta disposition ha producldo general aplsuso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
.4s4f1E-fA zT@ w
zTS
sJAsSM u@E a I

HA falseldo en- Arecibo la respectable 80.
horA dthS Mariana storer Weylli, VIuda de
Huertas, dana que goEA ds mRchA estimaci6n
Aquela villa.
LamentRmos Ia sensible desgrAclR que en-.
luta un hogAr distlnguido d&mos o aus deu-
dos el homenAjs de nuestro due'o mas profup-
do, pArtlcularmente nusStro entuaiAsta co.
rrGlIg gionArlo don Juan HuertAs, hijo de To- f.
nGdA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
= e = CT B .

dores expUrtadores de nercancfas.
Plaza Prtx olpal, Arecibo. ?. E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

ERran Dep6sito de oalzado do Arturo E.
- Dfaz y ca Artfouloa para caballeros.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

z Eerminio Diaz Navarro, abogado y
notario, con bufete en- San Juan,
Fortalezs 33.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

Al ceata1 pertodis;o don MortaasO Abus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
MerCado de New York
OOTIzACIONES DEL Ola

Harlna de trigo GEl Gigantes 81 . S-9S
Idsm de maiz <Goldon MaizeS $50
Id de trigc GEL Premio Mayors s-eS
Ia 4OabaIIo yolantae . sos
Alimento p. cahailo Stock Food 1-SQ
Tosino de Norton 1895
Woodlwn 1885
Tocino GCrecienteD 1880
J&monss California las 100 ID s-2s
Salchichonss 1900
Que5os 12-O0
rrisntsl zoo
EsntacA La Primsras pHra $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
Tssasa 10 x2-era. EortsIs.a d. primer srasn

cOn1uid Hotel oaracidad sitaa
81 mas neseo yena De Capital El omer mejor de las Antss-
plan antique en- Las eonidas agustO
aua de os oensa hoSss So eomldaa
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-04-11
Executive Committee Report

The opening Of the Hotel Paisley
last week, under the auspices of the
business men 81 Yale was unique ar.
rangemeut. With no precedent to fol-
low but n purely original undertaking,
IL resulted In so full a measure of sue.
cess that Il may we'll become the
fashion where like conditions exist in
sister towns In Michigan. The social
side of the function has been told in
last weeks Expositor and II remains
this week for us TO add that the total
receipts amount 90 Si0l5O0 with ex.
penditures amounting 90 $4,000, max
ing net proceeds $4,000. The execu.
tive committee takes this occasion TO
sincerely thank the newspapers OF
neighboring towns for their kind no
tees, the travelling men representing
various Wholesale concerns who do
business In Yale for their numerous
attendance, and the public generally
for its liberal AID IN making the "Open-
ing" n success.
Executive Committee.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-04-11

II you are looking for bargains read
The Racket adj.
The marriage of Louella Young, of
Yale, and Fred j. Wilt, of Brockway,
has been announced.
Mary NJ. Bowles has moved her in
surance business TO the building re.
Gently vacated by Lowell Monroe, shoe
maker.
Makes children eat, sleep and grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes n healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. Soc. Grant
Holden.
A. r. Jackson has been seriously
sick for n week or more being unable
TO leave his bed. II is claimed by EN-.
minent doctors whom he has consulted
that Brighrs disease is the cause of his
trouble.
George Ellar will offer by public
auction at his premises in the village
Of Yale on Saturday April 10Th, COM
mencing at one o'clock p. m. sharp all
OF his household goods, etc. w. w.
Lord, auctioneer.
Several from town drove down to the
home of Nicholas Hayes Monday even
ing and spent pleasant time with
cards and social conversation. Mr..
Hayes sat up through the evening and
enjoyed the hours immensely. He has
experienced n good deal OF sickness Of
late.
In the spring the young mans fancy
lightly turns 10 thoughts OF love.
There are several young men in Yale
and country surrounding that are
turning their thoughts to love for II
Dame Rumor knows what she Is talk
inc about there will be n number of
weddings before many moons.
The weather we had during the first
days OF April paralyzes the oldest in
habitant. IL has been cold and blus-
terry with n snow storm thrown In Tues
day morning. Several farmers have
sown oats but are lamenting for being
so anxious TO get their spring seeding
done. There isno growth in the ground
as yet.
At the guardians sale of real estate
held in Yale last week Friday, Norman
Il. Herbert bid in for SGG0.0O the one
half interest IN the brick building oc-
cupied Mt present by Ward a Cayanngh.
Geo. W. Waring and A. j. Ward owned
the building together at the time of
MIR. Warnings death. Jas. y. Lucas
guardian OF Esilda Waring, insane,
conducted the sale,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-04-11
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND poiNes or PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
Kate Knowles was in Brown City
Friday last.
Geo. Mann was in Port Huron Mon.
day on business.
Lila Holden, of Brown City, visited
in Yale few days last week.
Judge Harvey Tappan was in Mt
Clemens this week on business.
Eta Rooney visited her parents and
friends in Brown City: Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Doelle, of Croswell, has
been spending the week with her par.
ents in Yale.
Fred Mathews attended the drama
given by local talent at Brown City
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. IL. High returned Monday
from four weeks visit with her son
DR.. High and his family at Coleman.
Lizzie Mackenzie has returned TO De-
troit after spending week with her
sisters, the Misses Tina and Lille
Mackenzie.
Mrs. ID. w. Liyinggood, of Detroit,
has been spending the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Kel-
lev.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-04-11
Among The Churches.

The children's class will meet at the
Nj. +. parsonage each Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Within the last two weeks eleven
new members have been added 10 the
M. T.. church-.six young ladies and
five adults.
Rev. FIR. Cullinane will hold services
in Michaels' Hall, Yale, on Sunday,
April -, Mt $50 a. m. and in the X. c.
church Speaker at 1880.
A change has been made in the hour
of Sabbath evening service in our viii
lage churches so that hereafter till fall
the hour OF service will be at 7:30 in
stead of 700.
Rev. Chas. u. Ellis, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, will preach next Sab
bath at 1890 n. m. on Jesus I'm the
Home at Bethany" Evening service
at 7:3O, subject "The Evils Of Strong
Drink"
The prayer meetings In tho NJ. +.
church will hereafter be conducted on
Thursday evening by the pastor. The
class meeting will be held on Sunday
evenings from to 1880 o'clock, con-
Quoted by c. Cooper. Preaching at
1870 y. m.
Services at the Church of Christ next
Lords day, conducted by Oliver ID.
Fourier, will be as fOllOws-morning
at II o'clock, subject, "rhe Spiritual
Man" Evening at 80, subject, "Why
will not the Lord show himself TO me
and speak 90 me. as he did Co Paulg'
;. ;. at 10 n. m, G.. +. ut 3 p. m.
There will be an old fashion McthO.
dist REVIVAL meeting held at the Free
Methodist church commencing on
Monday, April II, and continuing every
evening during the week except SatuT-
day night. Rev. l.. Clark will preach
tho fret sermon on Monday evening,
and Elder Durr on Tuesday. Let there
be n general rally 20 the feast Bring
your old fashioned Methodist hymn
books. Let our motto be, "holiness
unto the Lord" j. n. Wilson +. C..
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-04-11
". G. Martin.

N. G. Martin.
Buy the Rindge, Kalmbach, Logic
q Co. shoes.
Garden seeds FIVE cent papers for
only cts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
SUTHERLAND DEAD.
Died Of Pneumonia Contracted While
Fighting a Fire.

\ Few minutes after I O'Clock this
morning the spirit of Eugene Suther.
land, late captain OF the city FIRE de
partmont. passed to It's Maker Tho
deceased was sick only ten DAYS.
Death was caused by pneumonia which
developed from a severe cold contract
ed AZ fire on South Edith street. lie
leaves wife and one child a hoy
about years old The body win hc
held until tomorrow night. when Mrs.
Sutherland will arrive from Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Captain sutherland came 10 Alhu.
querque about two years ago and was
for while IN the employ of the Santa
Fc at the lroiEli depot. When tho
Albuquerque city fire department was
organized. in June. 1900. Mr. Suthor-
land was recommended to chief I,uppe
as "A man OF experience and was in.
ejallcd as captain of the new depart.
mont and has since occupied that pC-
sition In number OF instances the
deceased captain has distinguished
himself as FIRE fighter. The captain
was a member IN good standing of
the Masuns IN also of the ForcstCrs,
IN which lodge he carried 1000 insur.
ance policy. tt is probable that the
funeral win hC Masonic and held in
this city. At present the remains are
lying Al O. w Strong & Sons under
taking parlorg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Failure Of Jury Trials.

The people of Grant county are in
dignant at the acquittal of Childers.
anu express uncompliiuentary opinions
Of the jury. The people of Graham
county are indignant at the acquittal
OF Mcintosh. and Judge Doan put the
jury on the black list. In Isl Paso a
man named Coles shot down in cold
blood an unarmed friend and the jury
gave him five years In the peniten.
tlary. at which the people of III Paso
are indignant. Seine would Ice wise
men have commented on these three
iuries and said such things are not
surprising in the wild and woody west
However. II seems there are iuries In
other parts of the country which have
as little respect for the oath of juror
as did these three. In CONNIE nting on
the results of certain trials in that city
of civilization AT the head of Lake
Michigan the Chicago Record.Herald
said: Some Chicago law firms seem
to nave found II cheaper 10 bride jur,es
than 10 waste time IN preparir, argu.
ments.' All of which shows that there
are others. -LCrdshurg Liberal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
OSCAR BEEBE DEAD.
He Died Suddenly Last Nigh.--Was
Buried Today.

Oscar =. Beebe. of Chicago. who
died last night al his rooms at Coz
South Edita street. was buried this af-
ternoon at Z o'clock. The funeral ser.
vices were held at the house. Inter
Inent was made at Fairview cemetery
The deceased came TO Albuquerque
about month ago, accompanied by his
wife and her parents. Mr. Beebe was
suffering from consumption and
thought that in southern California he
might find relief. He spent about
three weeks in California and finding
that his health was growing worse. re.
turned to Albuquerque. He arrived
yesterday morning on No. g Last
night he was seiz ID with hemorrhage
and in fifteen minutes was dead
The deceased was born al Jones.
vile Mich, and was 81 years old. He
was cigarmaker by trade and quite
prominent, He was at one time presi-
dent of the Cigarmakers' union of
North America. and also served as
president Of the Iowa State Federation
OF Labor.
The members of Albuquerque Cigar
makers union attended the funeral in
body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
kiNGMAN.

From the Miner
In the Justices court at Chloride, the
suit of Arson r. Smith against Mo-
have county for fees, was heard and a
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff given.
Charles Anderson returned from a
trip TO Michigan and will hereafter
make Kingman bis home. He says
that Michigan Is q hard country for an
Ari2onian 70 male a living in and pre-
fers our balmy climate to that of the
climate of the greet lakes.
Miss Fannie Calfee. field matron of
the Truyton Canyon Indian school, is
visiting with friends in Klngman. Miss
Calfee has Tor years been an earnest
worker In behalf of the Indian. and by
her good work aided materially in get
ting the appropriations for the big
school buildings for the Wallapais.
Mrs. w. X. Dobson, of Chloride. de-
parted for Freeze. Idaho, where her
sister, Miss Lulu Alsop. was reported
to he very III. A telegram was received
in kingman after her departure an
nouncing the death of the young lady.
Miss Alsop had been clerk in the
recorders office in Kingman and after
ward resided with her sister at
Chloride.
This week George n Conard and
wife sold to Thomas knight and his
wife. Selena Knight, all their right.
title and interest in the Mud Springs
ranch property. including all cattle
and horses thereon. Mr. knight sold
and transferred TO George n. Conard
and wife his interest in the Burns
Spring ranch. Mr.. Conard and wife
will probably continue their residence
in the county and will enter upon other
pursuits. They have both worked hard
TO make success in the cattle bust
ness and no one will envy them their
present prosperity We are pleased to
learn that they will not remove from
the county. as no more law abiding
citizens can be found than they.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
CAPT. DAME RETURNS.
He is Convinced the Statehood Dill
viii Pass the senate.

The Santa Pc New Mexican of yes.
terday says: Captain w. +. Dame
OF Albuquerque. clerk of the Second
judicial district, Is in Santa Pc today
on his return from the national capital
where he had been with Judge B. s.
Baker. Hon. O. n Marion, Dr. j. +.
Pearce and O Il. Cromwell to work for
the proposed military post for Albu.
querque. Captain Dame reports that
he Is certain that Albuquerque will
secure the post. He also says that the
statehood bill will certainly pass the
senate II II comes up at this session.
All the democratic senators except
Morgan will vote for the bill in addi-
ton to a number of republican senat.
ors both from tn, east and the west.
He says that the only question Il
whether 1t will come up at this ses-
sion or at the short session In Decem-
Der"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Eioped with Yourq Girl.

William Estes. a prominent business
man OF Pennington. n. NJ. and Miss
Katie McJenkin. also of tac New Mex
leo town. lave eloped. Miss McJen-
kin came To Durango week ago and
was Joined by Estes, who had sold all
his interests in Pennington. realizing
first of he present month. was post
master at Pennington. and leaves a
wife and four children there. Miss Nc
Jenkin is beautiful girl Is years of
age. The couple attempted the same
trick about year ago. Tho father and
brother OF the young lady arrived in
Durango In search of the daughter but
the couple had left on the Colorado &
southern for Grand Junction. from
which point all trace of them Is lost.