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Williams news., 1902-08-02
A YOUNG LADYS LIFE SAVED.
At Panama. Colombia. by Chamberlain!
 CoIic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Dr. Chas. H. Utter, a prominent physician of Panama, Columbia, in a recent letter, states: Last March had as a patient a young lady Is years of age, who had a very severe attack of dysentery. Everything I prescribed for her proved ineffect- ual and she was growing worse every hour. Her parents were sure she would die. She had become so weak that she could not turn over in bed. What to do at this critical moment was a study for me, but I thought of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and as last resort prescribed it. The most wonderful result was ef- fected. Within eight hours she was feeling much better, inside of three days she was upon her feet and at the end of one week was entirely we'll" For sale by the Williams Drug Co.
Williams news., 1902-08-02
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. 1. ..

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 County of Coconino-
 Before me. Henry F. Ashurst-a a notary public of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Coconino, on this day personally appeared J. F. DeRosear, F. \. Crawford and T. S. Wheel CT. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument. and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration there fin expressed.
 Given under my hand seal of office this I7th day of July. A. ID. 1902
 lSeall HENRY F. AsHURsT,
 Notary Public My commission expires July I. 1905. Recorded at request of E. DeRosear. July la. 1e02. at o'clock am, in Book of Incorpora- tions. pages sl7-9iS-41e42o-i21. Records of Coco nino County. Arizona
 H. C. HIBBES. County Recorder. First publication July PC. 1902.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
Gidcons at Cedar RAPIDS.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July ; I'm the
notels and other public places OF Cedar
Rapids were seen today many strang-
crs weaii ing in the lapels of I'll, ir coats
peculiar buttons. Upon the button was
engraved a white pitcher ont Of which
projected flaming torch The button
rs the insignia of the Gideons. or CHRIS.
iian Travelling Mems association. and
the wearers are members of the ordcr
who have gathered here for their third
annual national convention The meet
ing formally opens tomorrow and con.
tinues Through Sunday. Wisconsin
the birthplace of the order. Illinois
MINI sofa. Indiana. Nebraska. Mich
igan and n number at other states.
have sent delegations. Reports TO be
presented go the convention show that
the n.emohrship is increasing 10y leaps
ana bounds. and the order is expected
soon 90 have u following IN every state
aud territory of the union
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
east indian Troops Were Reviewed by
the Queen.

London, July The rcyiow e East
Indian ,roCn today was largely re-
ptiou of Yesterday function. but the
varied coloring of the uniforms Of
representative corps from all parts o,
iiindustan formed an altogether more
picturesque spectacle Queen Alex
audra was again the central figure of
proceedings an, the public welcomed
the opportunity 10 testify once more
It's sympathy with her on account Of
the recent anxiety and its consratula.
tions on the good news regarding King
Edwards condition.
Al Buckhinghaur Palace the follow
ing was ISSUED at ten this morning
fhg king had another excellent night
and Is making steady progress in all
respects Tue wound is much less
troublesome and Is beginning ,u heal "
The fullOwiua was issued from Buck
ngham Palace az p. m.. "rha king
maintains steady progress. the local
pain being less and the day PASSED
with greater comfort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
Pennsylvania Teachers.

Pittsburg Pa, July More than
fifteen hundred teachers are here at.
tending the forty.seventh annual SEES
sion Of the Pennsylvania State Educa.
tiunRl association. Nearly every city
and town in the state Is represented,
ana 10 is said 50 be the largest meeting
eve held by the association
The Oueniug session In the Alvin the
otrc this morning was begun with q
prayer by the Rev. II. II. Harlin. of the
Fourth United Presbyterian church.
Recorder j. O. Brown. w II McKelyy.
president OF the Central board OF edu-
cation and Samuel Andrews superin
trndcnt OF city schools. delivered ad-
dresses of welcome i,Csponscs on be
nall OF the visitors we're made by Dr.
- T.. Waller principal of the Indiana
state Normal school: superintendent
b. = McGinniss. Of Steelton. and Pres
ilont Henry r Spanglcr. of Ugsinus
college. Following these formalities
there were papers and discussions in
which leading educators from various
pnrts OF the state took part
The program for the evening session
includes the presidential address by
d. T. = Flickingor and an address by
lrHH1out Chgs T. ThwiuE, of Western
u Drye University
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
Southern Educators,

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July 3.-This
was another busy day for the teachers
IN ATTENDANCE on the southern Educa
tional association convention. Besides
well attended departmental confer
cnccs there were two general sessions
az which the speakers and their sub
iccts included the following: Some
Notes on Modern English Pronuncia.
ton Dr William A. Reed. of the
University of Arkansas: obstacles Ia
Educational Progress in the South.
j .. Cunningham. of Birmingham
Strong Points in the Florida System.
Prof VI. T.. Bennett. of Tallahassee /:
The New Education" Mrs Lucretia
Willard Trent. OF Grand Rapids. Mich
This evening state Superintendent II
l.. Whitfield. of Mississippi addresses
the teachers on the subject of county
taxation for public schools. and prcsi.
dent Bowman. of Emory college. tells
Of the relation of the UNCONVENTIONAL
college to the public schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
GEORGIA DEMOCRATS.
Ratify All the Selections Made at the
Primaries,

Atlanta, Ga. July THE democrats
OF Georgia met In state convention
here at noon today To nominate "A full
stat" ticket. All the nominees. headed
10y James NJ. Terrell OF Greonvillo, for
governor were determined upon in u
primary election held on June D.
though the names Of Col James -.
Estill, of Savannah. and Dupont Guer.
ny, OF Macon viii probably be present.
cd for the gubornatorial nomination. II
Is practically certain. however. the
convention will ratiiy the primary Sc.
leCtions and will endorse United
states senator Alexander $ CLAY for
reelection
The convention ratified the results
of the primaries The ticket is as fol.
lows; Governor. Joseph NJ Terrell
secretary of state, Phil Cook troasu-
ror Robert r Park comptroller. Gen.
William \. Wright: attorney general.
John {. Hart, prison commissioner.
Thomas rason. commissioner of agfi-
culture, O stevens, state school com.
missioner W. 49, Merritt. associate
justices Of the supreme court A. ].
Cobb and Samuel lumpkin; United
states senator A. ;. Clay.
The platform viii deal mainly with
state issues. and there is considerable
doubt wother either Bryan or the Kan
sas City platform will he mentioned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
STABBED WITH SHEARS.
Sensational Suicide and Attempted
Murder at Juarcz.

Crazcd 10y jealousy Jose Nelasquez
yesterday ATTEMPTED 20 kill his wife
and tbcn KILLED himself
The tragedy occurred In Iuarc2 in
the rooming house OF G. Compiodo. IT,.
uated in the rear Of the customs house.
The weapon used was scissors We
lasquoz stabbed the woman in her right
arm. Her cries attracted people in
the vicinity. When he saw that lis
murderous attempt would Doe frustrat.
cd tAc husband plunged the scissors IN
his breast ten times.
a policeman arrived ON the scene.
seized him and started with him TO
the Carcci. Before they had gone many
steps Nelasouoz fell upon his face,
blood gushing from his wounds. He
expired within a fow moments after.
ward.
His funeral took place at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon
The suicide was q photographer and
recently came from Chihuahua to Jua-
roz TO engage in thu photograph husl
moss He was a man of about 30 years
and 81 prcposscssmg appearance.
Cos sipors il is alleged. aroused his
jealousy ~ telling him that his wife
was receiving attentions from other
men. She was taken to the JuarcZ
hospital and Is not seriously injured
Fl l pgsO Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05

Ky. Will arrive here tomorrow to visit
her sister. Mrs. f. H. Pierce.
Frank Kennedy the check boy at
the trainmaster's Office. resigned this
noon. The boy has to walk from the
Santa 70 hospital every day and II was
too much
The changes billed to take place In
the Santa Fc dispatchcr's Office mere
will not go into eject for a couple OF
weeks yet. DO s thought. The change
U.s. in the nature Of a reduction of the
force from thirteen mon To four men.
the other min, going To La Junta II
is mad, ON account Of a change in the
relay Office the dispatches being re-.
laycd from la IBnta to Los Angeles
under the new way. instead of from
Topeka here and then TO Los Angeles.
The new system ~ duplex and quadru.
plcy wires make the change advisable
and more economical Tho oldest men
here will boz given The preference in
the change, and 10 Is not known who
will be the ones 10 20 yet. Tho men
left viii divide the twcnty-lour hours
into an eight hour shift and the extra
will work when the work Is heavy
Miss Fltzhugh. one Of the normal
teachers left this afternoon for her
home in Los Angeles. where she VIII
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G.. Mornln viii en-.
terrain tonight a number Of friends at
cards.
In Judge Woost IRIS court yesterday
the case of Lconor Uriastc. who was
charged with disturbing religious
meeting by Mrs Tooms was settled
by the complaining witness letting the
man on with only the payment Of costs
he being poor and promised TO behave
himself in the future.
Another case was Mrs. George Marx.
ham complaint AGAINST her husband
for uon-support The matter was set
tied hy the husband signing a contract
o. pay hia wife g. every Monday
Miss Wheclan one OF the attendants
IT the asylum. is laying off n rev days
on account Of being indisposed
\ deposition IL the evidence 81 G.
W Givons was taken before Commits.
sioncr Bunker this morning in the di-
VOIco case of Eliza H. Frcoland vs.. Al
bert y. Frocland her husband NUM-
her of our citizens will remember the
man. Frcoland He was here about a
year ago. and was noted as a rather
worthless cuss He il rs claimed. has
four wives in different parts of the
country and one Of them living in New
York is trying 10 get shed of her part
OF the bargain boy divorce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05

Port Layaoa. Tcvas. July Active
preparations are being made for eNper-
imenting In tea culture in this section
OF Texas. The conditions of soil and
climatc in this vicinity are believed
10 be- well adapted for tea raising bet
ter in fact than In south Carolina.
where the cultivation OF the plant has
passed the experimental stage and Is
now being grown for market The
Carolina coast has lle advantage If q
more plentiful rainfall but this DIM
Guilty can be overcome here through
the medium OF irrigation works al
ready constructed. Negro women and
children together with MeXicans from
across the border. win furnish an in
oXhaustiblo supply of cheap labor.
The experiment WILDE watched with
close interest over the state, for Us
success will mean a new ana highly
profitable crop added to the list and a
big increase In the land values Of thc
coast country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
NEW MAINE.
Unofficial Trial Trip Of the New Battle.
shin


Philadelphia. Pa, July about 20
O'Clock tomorrow morning the Maine,
one or the most powerful Dattleships
ever built for the United states navy
VIII leave her dock In Cramps snip
yard for her builders trial trim. she
will be under the general super, ,slon
OF Edwin q. Cramp, with James A.
Clampitt as pilot. The trial spin vii,
be over the builders course. which ex.
tends twenty-one miles from the Della
ware capos TO the Southwest lightship.
eleven and onc.fourth miles from the
Southwest lightship To the Northe
lightship. eleven and one-fourth miles
from the Northeast lightshlp to the
Southwest lightship. aud twenty-one
miles from the Southwest lightship
back to the capcs
Her trial will be- made to determine
how well she stcams, whether her ma
chihery works smoothly aud approx
mately what her speed is That she
VIII meet and exceed the requirements
OF the contract is regarded as n Ger
tainty by naval experts who have
closely watched her progress from the
Time her keel was laid. During the
trip she viii be manned by crew Of
300 picked men from Cramps wards.
/. Inc conditions under which This trial
VIII be made Will differ To some extent
from her government trial this fall in
aSmuch as she is not now in a finish.
ed condition She Is designed to have
speed Of eighteen knots an hour.
which is considerably in excess OF the
speed Of the Alabama and other crack
battleships of the navy. That she will
dc even better than he contract speed
there is no doubt In fact IL is believed
that she viii have plenty TO spare
along this line.
Much sentiment Is attached TO this
huge lighting machine, named after the
original Maine. which was DESTROYED
IN Havana harbor more than four
years ago. The keel was laid Febru-
airy 10, 1898. one year after the de-
struction of her namesake. In size
and armament the new vessel rs VASTLY
superior to the old The old Maine
was second class battloship. built in
the New York navy yard The new one
Is first class battleship of - 500 tons
displacement Her main battery will
consist Of four twelve-inch guns. and
her secondary battery viii be twelve
siNlnch guns. The new ship a. fifty
feet longer than the old Maine. her en-
glnes Will have an Indicated horse
power Of 10000 as against S293 OF the
old ship Her armur l. twelve inch
'hiupplzed as against the tWelve.inch
HarVcyizcd steel used on the old shin.
and her coal bunkers carry 1000 tons.
giving steaming radius of 10000
knots at a cruising speed Of ten knots
an hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
New York Teachers.

Saratoga, \. Y. July 2.--Conyention
hall was filled To overlooking at 10
O'Clock this morning when the forty
seventh annual meeting of the New
York State Teachers association was
called TO order by the president. Henry
=. Emerson OF Buffalo After the ad-
dress of welcome and responses had
been delivered the convention listened
to addresses by Prof Paul II. lianus.
OF Harvard university. on Some vs.
sential Characteristics Of Good Teach
ing" and by Mrs. Anna Eagleston
Friedman. Of Buffalo. who took as Ler
subject THE Life and Work Of Col.
Francis w Parker" This afternoon
the convention divided into sectional
conferences for the consideration of
matters pertaining to various lines Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
JUDGE M MILAN.
He Was at Washington and Will
Answer Charges,
OTHER IVES, ERIN NOTES.

y special dispatch to the Denver lee
publican from Washington, under date
OF June 80. says
Friend. of Judge Mcmillan. of New
Mexico, VINO is now AZ his home In
Buffalo, y. " state thai he will re-
uun here this week to answer charges
which have been filed against him in
the department of Justice and which
involve his moral character while per
forming the duties OF his position in
New Mexico. Judge McMi!lan'8 friends
assert that thc charges are without
foundation and that they were made
so that political opponents IN New
Mexico viii bc ahlo go secure the posi-.
ton he now holds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
BOUND OVER
William A. Anderson io Charged With
Attempted Assault.

This morning the employe OF the
Santa Re Pacific shops who was ar
rested as Johr Doe yesterday for as
sault was bound over 10 the grand
Jury ny Judge Borchert under 5000
bond The warrant was swoll cut by
Maria Garcia and charged an attempt
ed assault on her niece, Lucia Garcia,
who Is II years old.
The man gave mis- name as William
4 Anderson. The story of The attempt
ed assault was told 10y the girl and
her aunt and in default of bond. An
dcrson was sent back To Jail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
After a knave.

Colonel Shakespeare. of the Doming
Headlight. has the following warning
In the last issue OF his paper:
when man stops telegraph mes
scnger boy on the streets and asks
him regarding certain kilograms that
he Is supposed TO have in his posses
sion. mat man Is knnyc or devoid ol
sense And IN this particular instance,
as the editor of the Headlight has inll
charge of the messenger OF TINS cltN.
he being our son. we hereby register u
timely warning that any further At
tempts OF this kind hereafter from the
party who tried this trick last Wednes-
day will result rather disastrously TO
the sneak to whom this article is dedi-
Gated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
Col. jenkins at Santa Fe.

Colonel K. N. jenkins, OF Lexington,
Ky. arrived in Santa Fe Tuesday night
and will remain there a month or six
weeks partly on business and partly
for the benefit OF his health. Colonel
jenkins Is a war veteran and fought on
the side of Cousin Sally" as the boys
In Gray used to denominate the Con.
federate states. In 1885, under the nrst
Cleveland administration, his name
was considered by President Cleveland
for appointment as governor OF New
Mexico. but he did not care to make an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
Ara.ee for statehood.

The senate committee on territories
held meeting this morning for con
sidcration of the statehood bill. at
which Delegate Flynn. OF Oklahoma.
spoke In behalf OF the omnibus meas
are for the admission of Oklahoma.
New Mexico and Arizona The next
meeting ~ the committee viii be- dur
Ing the recess aud AZ indianapolis. Ind
,nc time tor the meeting has not been
definitely fixed. hut will be made To
suit the convenience of the various
mentors OF the territories committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
FAMOUS CAMP.
Chloride, Down in Sierra County, Com
ing to the Front.


ing to the front.
That lannon's old mining camp chic
ride. Ira northern Sierra county. rs
gradually coming TO tho front and It
is predicted that @ vast amount on de-
Vclupmcnt work viii be- substantially
inauguratod before the closing VI the
present ycpr says the Advocate.
The parties operating the Silver
Monument mino have commenced sink
ing new SHAFT and at the depth of
eiGnty feet encountered good hody OF
hirh grade hornitO ore So famous i'm
tn history of that remarkable prop
erty. tho new shaft SO lar as develop
cd is being timhcrcd aud sinking uf the
sane is being continued The Mines
Development association Is working
the New Era mine which adjoins the
silver Monument. have rect My put Ia
extensive nOistiug mae hincTy aud are
now putting b. a double compartment
shaft. This property tas been re
markahlC producer since work was
commenced on il como eighteen
months ago and has been q regular
producer from the start. The Oliver
Mining company, recently orraui<od 90
work the Oliver kccne group oi mines
on Mineral Creek. Tn the Chloride dis
trict has We arc informed commenced
active operations We are also in
formed that tho company viii do "a
large amount of development work,
and also that they viii open up a gen.
orgl store at chloride.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
DOWN SOUTH.
Good Values Reported From mines
Near STEMS Pass.

correspondents with x rom sill
yer CITY. TO the Denver News. says:
X. T. Lee, the recent inventor OF q
successful c1ncentrator, has gone On a
trip 80 old Mexico.
The Mammoth mill at Pines Altos
mas been started up again by Walter
Brands, for the bandlus of custom
ores
An excellent strike of high grade ore
was mad, on the Arizona mine last
week, IN the bottom OF the new work
inp shaft as well as the drifts and
Slopes connecting the shaft
j. r. Walls, an experienced mining
man from Calumet. Mich, arrived in
this city sunday 20 take charge of the
operations 40 the Arizona mine
Gold ydIJes az STEMS pass are as
saying from s. go SIG and SIS az q
depth of less tlan hby feet and IN
silver as high as ii2 ounces. Also cop-
per ores are carrying 80 per cent cop
per AID 100 ounces IN silver at the
sam, depth The lead ores carry 10
10 per cent load. and have $500 an sill
yer values
Tho Granite Lead mine. al STEMS
pClE has been purchased by "A New
York syndicate the consideration be-
iug 100000
larle output is ready for shipment
by the Alcsaudro Mining company.
operating iu the Burro mountains The
new hiatt OF the Gettysburg mine is
down now aho1t i50 feet and an aver
age OF Use tons per day 90 good sui
phidc Oh. is being taken ont \ con
tract for ono-foot tunnel has been
'ot on The Victoria minc and this has
also reached a depth 90 fity feet 4
new force of men has been employed.
and wor. ia ua.ng pushed very euer-
y ticaily
Tho uDp veins OF gold orc u the
Mountain Key properties are being
opened ur yith p view TO speculation.
a large force win bc employed direct
iy. and more prosperity added Go the
Camp pinos Altos
III w Wuu arrived in Stems pass
rhy week to superintcnd some work.
ou thC Hosting Works lead proper.
ties and ON the Beck group of gold
and silver properties.
The ore lius 81 tho Wilson Mining
company are stocked to thoir utmost
Capacif. with So ore values ady for
shipment and n second brick of gold
silver bullion was Skinned this week
hy The company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
TWO iNJUNCTiONS.
Another Move Made in the Brewery
Company CAGES

SOE'Ndny SaSrhs
Another suit was brought TINS morn
ms In the case OF Harry Rankin 90 al
to eaio.n ihe Southwestern Brewery 4
lee COMPANY The FIRST injunction
asked is 90 restrain the company from
mailing any purchases of ice machineg
which VIII cause the Indebtedness of
The company 70 exceed the amount OF
paid In capital stock An order is also
asked To- restrain the majority of di
roctols from holding meeting 60 com
plete any such contract , hc court
win hear arguments later.
salt was also filed by Mary A. Car.
lin widow oi James s. Cailln who
died in Denver. June ], 1901 She now
lives Ia Spokane Wash and the other
heirs are her two daughters Margarta
A.. aged ~. and Ruth, aged ~. A part
a. the estate consists OF two lots in
this city and tract of land ia san
Diego canyon. near Jemez Hot SPRINGS.
These she wants 10 sell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-05
A GOOD BOY SUICIDES.
Samuel Martinez Was His Name and
He Blew Out His Brains.

The young man, about 20 years old,
named Samuel Martinez. who disap-
poarcd from his home at Holman on
the 18th inst committed suicide at
Taos. ~ n, on the 18th by blowing
out his brains with n Is callhre rovol
yer His motive for taking his own
life Is not known by his parents. He
was a good boy, Of very quiet disposi.
tiOn and nobody ever dreamed he
would do such rash act. His father,
Antonio Martinez, his mother and two
married sisters live at Holman and are
well known and respected people. Sam
uel was the youngest of the family and
unmarried