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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
LINE RAILWAY. $40 a, m, and t:30 D, m.
READ UP.

,vis Western Railway and Atlanta). Fer Raleigh, Portsmouth. Norfolk. Old Point Comfort. Petersburg. Richmond Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia New York and all points East, MasniA cent Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers At lanta to Norfolk and Atlanta to New York. AND WATER ROUTE
 Baltimore and other Eastern points to c. s. Adams, Com1 Agent, s. A mery, for full information.
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The surprise of yesterday in the me. .a, Na, tionaI League was the victory of Chicago over Pittsburg--in Clark own town ana with Chesbro in the. box at that. The re, ,e suit of the game ties up Pittsours anu Chicago for the lead of the league-an exalted % position that Chicago has not not enioved in a long time. Chicago has two more games in Pittsburg. Pittsburg play over Philadelphia and Bostons victory over New York, Brooklyn jumps 10 fourth place, pushing New fork to htth. Yesterdays games were:
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Cincinnati. g; St. Louis, 9.

Cincinnati, April 24-Pitcher O'Neil was wild and this. combined with tw passed balls and as many errors, netteo the locals eight runs in the first two in- nings. After that Wicker went in and pitched nice ball. Hahn pitched we'll and was given good support. Attendance l. 4oo
 R.H.E Cincinnati 260 % 0 *-9 9 0 st Iouis... 0OO2O 0 Q O. 9 f Hahn and Peitz; J. A. O'Neil, Wicker and M. J. O'Nein.
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Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that a special meet ing of the stockholders of the savannaMn M Florida and Western Railway Company VIII he held at the office of the company m tns City of Savannah. State of Georgia at " o,ciock a m eoth Meridian time. on Monday, inc i2th day of May. in the year iso2 Tor the object of submitting to said stockholders; for their consideration. approval; sanction anu adoption an agreement or articles or merger union and consolidation of the Savannah; Florida and Western Railway Company ana the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, and its stocks. properties and franchises ana further to consider and act upon such other matters as may be presented at the meeting in connection with such merger. union and con solidation.
 Dated April 10th 1902. - c- Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Co., Id By R. B. SMITH, Secretary
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American League.
Games Yesterdav.
Played Won

At Chicago-Detroit, 5; Chicago. Q. At Cleveland-St. Louis. i; Cleveland 2
 At Baltimore hiladelphia, :: Balti- more, h. At Washington-Boston. Il; Washing ton
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GERMS OF DISEASE should be promptly expelled from the blood. This s time when the system is especially susceptible to them Get rid of all i'm purities in the blood by taking Hood s Sarsaparilla, and thus fortify your whole body and prevent illness. 0
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Boston. 8: New York, 4.

New York, April A.-Boston won by score of s to 4. Mathewson pitched for New York Longs fielding at shortstop was the feature. Attendance 4,2OO
 R.H. k. Boston lO0104l 0l-S 10 1 New York. Ol000 34 5 Malarkey and Kittredge; Mathewson and Yeager.
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1 LITTLE FUN NOW AND THEN.
Bright Paragraphs to Relieve the
 Seriousness of Life.

Seriousness of Life.
 ue--so YOU won't kiss and make up?' .sWell, l won't make up. Life.
 r1nr raest Jmnression-Teacher-W Where was the Declaration of lndependence signed? Dot-One the table.-Cnlcago III bune.
 garden vet? Egbert-Yes; I've commeIceu chasing my neighbors chickens'-A ohA- CTS Statesman.
 :. Their Priviiege-''W all the scholars 3T,' cSn't he first, You know" oh, no! Ohly one can be first and the others can make believe they don't care. '-Fuch'
 o.etting Back-Customer to Palmist- r-iva dollars fee? Er-would you nave any obiection to waiting until set some oI I Inc money you say IS coming 10 me e'- Brooklyn Llte.
 Exbausted Capital-Jane-Judy had to eo back to the reSt-cure- hatt-M ai'ao Ia, forY Jaue-Oh, she got d collapse; sulll5 round telling everyP%as ISs Ppess pp@ nut" e0'N
 Cheerful Giver-"And aren't you go- ,ne to give your penny for the poor hestihen? .oS asked 'e9 sposc s D replied Bob lie yas he held it out reluctantly IT you you think they need it wurse do' -o"'o State Journal.
 C,n+;yated Taste Boggs-So you're q .at sh9 Dye know I'm gettin' SO take ap~ite an interest in poetry. The Postn Indeed? Boggs-Yes, there amt nothin [ enjoy more than readin them aaEeL yer tisements in the street cars'-i phia Press.
 She Thought So.-"Whst are 'nHs,. ,n1,, mamma asked the litle girl AS ,rl.o; tneE stopped befcre a staii M III resnonded sne the atateiy woman with the basket, noh' 1L sns are The little ones coltradishes' naamma ?'-Chicago Daily NeWSs
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Washington, April A.-Boston straight ened Carrick's curves out for seventeen hits. Attendance, 2,500. R. E. Washington ......0 o 0 o , O. 5 3 Boston .. ............2 0 0 3 o 4 $-l1 1I :
 Batteries-Carrick and Drill: Young and Crtpnr
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Baltimore, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit. 5: Chicago, 0.

Chicago. April 24--Chicago was shut out today. heinS utterly unable to touch Siever's great pitching. The fielding on both sdes was fast and perfect Attsnd- tI {l Chicago .. ...........0OooeoOo ? Q Detroit Q. ............0O0 00000S2-5 g 0
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CHICAGO THE WINNER HIT CHEsBRo OF PITTsBURG IN
 FIRST INNING. Victory Ties Them for First Place. Mathewson Easy for Boston. Philadelphia Played Like
 Amateurs.
League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Pittsburg-Chicago 5; Pittsnurg. ,. At delphia-Brooklyn l6; Phiiaaei- At New York-Boston. 8; New 1ork' !. At Cincinhati-St. Louis, 2' eihcii nati. 9.
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Boston, II; Washington. 8.

Batteries-Patterson and Sullivan Siev. CT and Mcclure.
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Chicago. 5; Pittsburg, {

Pittsburg. April 24.-Chicago won in the first inning by four hits and Wagner error. After that they had not even run hit in the eighth. Pittsburg could not hit Williams when hits were needed At tendance S,4oO. p;ttshure - O11g0O0 0-3 s 7 Cbicago - 100000 0--5 10 ,
 Chesbro and Trimmer; Williams and King.
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At St Lnuis-Cleveland and St. Louis
 Detroit got her back up yesterday and took a fall out of Comiskeys Chicago team-hoth teams played perfect field ing games but Chicago only hit Sievers twice. The hardest hitting game was the Boston W ashington when Boston ham mered Carrick for seventeen hits, Wash ington onlv getting ninc of Cy Young Bill Armour's poor old Cleveland team dropped another game and bN virtue of it St. Louis leads the American League this mornPg. all the others tied for see ond place except Cleveland. Yesterdays $ games were:
 Baltimore, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
 Baltimore. April 24.-The home team won in the first inning. Base on balls three two-haggers. three agger. a sin gle sacrifice and an error by Plank netted six runs. After that Plank stead led down and stopped the run getting. Hughes pitched good game Attend ance. 2.4S0. R.lI.E Baltimore .........6 o 0 0 0 0 O '-6 Philadelphia 0, ......0 0 0 O O o 0-2
 Batteries -Hughe and Robinson; Plank and Powers
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Games Today.

At Pittsburg-Chicago and PIttspurs,
 At iphfa-Boston ana fhiiauei- At Brooklyn-New York and Brookiyh' Al Cineinnati-St Louis and Clnclhhati'
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Brooklyn, 16; Philadelphia, 6.

Philadelphia. April 24.-Good batting by Brooklyn and weird fielding in the part of Philadelphia gave the visitors the game. Voorhees essayed to pitch for the locals but he was wild and ineffective. Salisbury. who succeeded him, was no improvement. Attendance 2,40s.
 R II. E. Brooklyn ..,....... 1O06 022 70 5-l6 Is I Philadelphia ....... 3l0OO0l 0-6 6lO ( McMackin and Ahern; Voorhees,, Salis- bury and Jacklitsch.
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Games Today.

At Chica go-Detroit and Chicago. At Balt.more-Philadelph and Bait more.
 At Washington-Boston and Washing ton.
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Bacon-Have you begun work on your garden vet? Egbert-Yes; I've conmenceu chasing my neighbor's chickens'-A oih- CTS Statesman.
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Her Best Impression-Teacher- nere was the Declaration of lndependence signed? Dot-One the table,-Chicago I'll bune.
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., Their .Privilege-"Wer, all the scholars dSi,' cant be first, You know. Oh no! ls Ohly ore can be first and the others can make helieve they don't care. Puck
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ue-So you won't kiss and make up? ..TVelI. I won't make up. Life.
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Getting Back-Customer to Palmlst- r-s.,. doilars fee? Er-would you have any laLss.tton to waiting until l get some or tbs money you say Is coming to me- Brooklyn Llfe
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Exhausted Capital-Jane-Judy had 10 70 back to the rest-cure. haIe-m .,i'ae iiae for? Jane-oh, she got c"AaPSci s",nd sennd round telling everybody how much goou is diS her.-I1etroit Free Press
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
At Lakeside.

AL LakeSlde.
 Chicago April 24-Assistant Starter Mcknight was knocked senseless by a kick in the chest while the horses were at the post in the first race at Lakeside today. He "was out" for some time, but his injuries are not serious. Haydon, after kicking Mcknight and otherwise delaying the start by his crazy antics finally got off running and won the race with ease. The finish n the fourth race the feature of the card, at a mile and fifty yards. was stirring one. Dr. Stephens under Dominick's vigorous riding, beat Dewey a nose. Weather clear and cool track fast.
 First. mile-Haydon. 1os (Nutt). l3 to 5 won; Lucy Locket 107 (W. Waldo). to second: the Rabbit. l0l tMuno), 15 to l ! third. Time :43 2-5. Dodie s, Mihasa, Le' royd, Tampa, Rosie May, Meehan ran. Second race, five furlongs, selling-Pen. nant. lo9 CDominick). to 2. won: Goudy 104 (Singleton), to 1, second ;Overlace. 10 1tOtis). 30 to l, third. Time 1:O3 2-5 pr. Mondy F. c. Good, Grayville, Su' sic K ran.
 Third race five furlongs-scorpio. lOl Dominick), to 1, second; Zirl s1 u. A Jackson). to l. third. Time 1:0O 3-5. Lady | Idris, Nat Eggleston, Don't You Dare | Ran After. Little Jack Horner. Albert Enright ran.
 Fourth race, mile and fifty yards-Dr | Stephens. 113 Dominck). 3 to l, won Dewey. 20 .tGolden). to 1. second; Pos sart. 100 (NutU, 3 to ?, third. Time f:45 3-5 Digby Bell, B. G Fox ran. Fifth race, four and a half furongs- Our Bessie. l09 (Blake), to 1, won: Bel Graham, 1O3 Dominick). 3 to l. second Lady Gatlantry. l09 (NutD, to l. third Time 0:56 1-5. Frances Porter, Our Cora Aurie B, Geheimniss and Agnes Mack ran.
 Sixth race, mile-Tommy Foster. III G.. A. Jackson), to l, won; Siphon. 10; tDomnick). , to ?. second: Approved. 10. tOtis). to l, third. I me l:43 3-5. Mar eos, Illowaho and Moderator ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, four and a half furlongs Laura F. M. Mirace. Miss Shamrock | Goodman, Chemist. Pure Dale l07; kinl Hammon 1n5; Philo, 1O2. Second race. five and half furlongs selling-Native F, Garner. IA: Peace Irma s. l12; Bob Alone. Errickser. III | Ida V. Lady Idris, Natural Gas, Pompi no. Lizzie Carr, lQ9: Sirensong. tldel | youlin. 1O7; Small Jack l06. Third race, seven urlongs-OVenton ! PSrrho, los; Balm of Gilead, IToodwink Father Wentker l03; The Mormon, Yo | Irma's Choice 93.
 Fourth race, mile-Duosterswivel. l03 | Old Fox 100: John A. Clark. Otis, 96 Dandola, 90; Herse. Rosie Mac, No. l Fifth race, mile-Beauty Book, l05; John McGuirk, Nincennes. 10i; Guy If 1 Automaton. 103; Water Alone. log; Lowell Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. sellin; -Red Apple, Henry of Franstamar 1 Prince Zoni. Donator. Star Cotton. l,S La Spara, 106; Loone los; Farmer Ben nett, l03; Tim. 105; Miss Lize, l01; Oar lene, 9S; Leenta, Trauer. 90.
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man 7s years old has a right 10 be sick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
READ DOwN

Trains 37 and 3e have Pullman Vestibule' and Atlanta and New Orleans. and trains 35 tween New York and New Orleans and throuy leans with Superb Dining Car Service. G. B. OROURKE C. A, Selma, Ala; J, P.
 LJ-Tz. T. NJ. Montgomery. Ala: CIIAs. A. V
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Woman lnsulters.

A couple Of ladies returning from
church last evening were approached
on North Second street by two rough
looking hobos and insulted. The la.
dies were very much frightened and
ran to Railroad avenue. where they
notified the police and returned home
IN a cab.
As II was quite dark when they
were approached, and so unexpected
they could not give n good description
of the fellows. The police were on
the alert and all DRINKS and suspic
lous looking characters were run in
No doubt the offenders appeared In
the police role this morning.
The police judge is administering
the law in heavy doses to Gil offenders
and the prospects are that tho vag
rants and public nulsanccs will steer
clear Of Albuquerque police court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

the large, heavy department banner,
and right nobly did he do his part. for
which he deserves high praise.
Commander Edwards greatly enjoy
cd the reunion Of General Shields di.
vision. The great battles in the Shen.
andonh valley were discussed by old
officers on both sides. Commander
Edwards says that General Shields be-
ing wounded the evening before by the
bursting of a shell. his colonel. of the
Fourteenth Indiana, took command In
the morning Mt the only battle IN the
war where Stonewall Jackson was de-
feated. completely routed and forced
to leave the field and beat hasty re-
treat. A confederate general. who
spoke, said he always doubted the
story about Jackson retrcating until
he secured history Of that campaign,
when he saw the map where II Yves
marked line OF Jackson's retreat,
then he gave It up. At the business
meeting OF the encampment, Judge Nc
Fie voted for General Stewart of Penn
sylvania the successful candidate for
new commander-in-chief. Commander
Edwards and Mr.. Moore. of Albuquer.
que, voted for General Black, Of iii.
nois, the unsuccessful candidate.
The w. Il. G. accomplished a great
amount of business during the week
II is quite victory for the west TO
have the next encampmcnt at San
Francisco. The encampment for 1904
will he at St Louis, at the time of the
great fair. Judge McFie returns &c
hold term OF court. Commander Ed.
wards visits Pennsylvania battle fields
Mr.. Moore returns soon. as also the
New Mexico ladies', while Captain
| Armstrong and Mr.. Peflley will visit
relatives for a couple OF weeks.
| IRA NJ. BOND
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

tiers left yesterday afternoon for Rocky
Ford Colo. for q visit.
Mrs. X. u. Romero. Of FL Paso. ar.
rived here Sunday afternoon from San
Ia Fe for visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Antonio Lucero.
George w. Trip and c. G. Dolman,
two Santa F'e brakemen, were initiat-
ed in the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Trainmen yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Wimber returned yes.
terday evening to her nome ut vi
Paso, after visit here with her daugh.
ter. Miss Nellie Wimber.
Engine 1882. one of the large ones
wreck last Thursday. got In last night
shortly after s O'Clock. The engine Is
badly bunged up. but 1t is not thought
the frame il sprung to any great ex'
tent. and after few repairs she will
be all right again. Sh, has not been
out of the shops at Ration but a short
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
POLICE COURT.

The benches in police court this
morning had the appearance of a NOR.
ming in a large municipal pt lice court
All classes and conditions on the fall.
en- human beings. old. young and mid
die aged mon. with marks OF dlsslpa.
ton marring their features. Two wo.
men gave the mixture a stronger col.
or.
Guilty your honor said John Kel.
ly, an old man whose locks were turn.
ing grey. His appearance showed the
life he lived without asking complicat.
ed questions. give days" returned
the Judge.
Willie Mcclure. Poor Willie. he
looked as though hiss name was the
cause OF his downfall. Willie was a
painted picture Of bad living. Five
days for Willie.
Harry Moorehouse was thrown in
last night for being drunk. When he
got ready To retire and found all the
beus In use he borrowed trouble and
paid back with sixty days. He tried
TO take the quilts OFF two natives and
a scrap resulted. However. the rough
house was stopped and Moorehouse
pleaded guilty of attacking the ma.
tives.
Celso Padilla was found drunk last
night with a wheel In his possession.
He was locked up until the mystery
surrounding the wheel can be cleared
up II is thought that the wheel was
stolen.
Frank Murphy blew into town to
celebrate. He satisfied his desire and
celebrated and viii celebrate for FIVE
more aavs. yet in manner which ne
had not contracted for.
John Dougherty really looked had
this morning. HIS lovely jag was pass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Of for Penitentiarx.

The following convicts sentenced to
serve terms in the territorial peniten-
tiary at Santa Fe, were taken to that
place this morning by Deputy Sheriff
C. Il. Newcomer: james Elder. SEN
fenced to one year for obtaining a
watch under false pretenses from S.
Vann a. Son Frank Davis. three years
for committing thefts from various
merchants around the city of Albuquer-
que; w. a. Anderson, convicted Of as
sault with intent to commit the crime
Of rape. will serve one year. A, Pa
dilla, convicted of unlawfully branding
cattle. was sentenced Two years; Juan
Armijo. convicted of murder in second
degree. ninety-nlne years; Estsmislado
Sas. murder. sixty years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
BOARD OF PHARMACY.
Met In This City and Transacted Some
Business.

The territorial board of pharmacy
met on Friday and Saturday CT last
week at b. Rupees drug store. this
city. President b. Ruppe presided
over the meeting. with the following
memters present: A. j. Fisher. of
Santa Fe; w. C. Portertield. of Silver
City. The absent members being p.
Moreno. of Las Cruces. and Il. G. Muir.
ply. of East Las Vegas.
The present officers were reelected
to officiate for the ensuing year: b.
Ruppe, president. and G.. w. Porter.
field, secretary. These gentlemen have
served in such capacity for a number
of years.
John T. Stark, of FL Paso, and Chas
f. Meade. of San Marcial. were exam.
ined and issued certificates to MI pre-
scriptions In New Mexipo.
The board announces that the laws
of New Mexico governing non.regis
tered druggists would hereafter be rig
idly enforced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
FROM TORRANCE.
interesting Batch Of Local Paragraphs
Of the People.

Special Correspondence.
Torrance, N. NJ. Oct. 16.-Mrs. 10
sept Wafford, who moved from the
Gallnas mountains down to this place
about two weeks ago. for her health. II
being too high for her at Gallinas, died
this morning from consumption, leay-
ing two SINE u boys and her husband to
mourn her loss. She came to this
country about six years ago from
Catoosa, |. r.
DR.. Michaels has been quite sick for
the past week, but is improving fast
Santa Fe Central's pile driver, under
Foreman Johnson, Is now working on
his last bridge. three-quarters OF mile
south of here, which will be com
pleted on the 10th.
The well drillers under Captain Gar
win are making fine progress. He is
now over 300 feet deep. At $50 feet
he struck small body of crude oil.
willard Wolverton arrived In the
city tuesday from McMillen. He Is
visiting with his brother, CASTOR.
X. =. Crenshaw, who has lately
fallen heir to $4,000. came up from FL
Paso. expecting to build a fine hotel
J in the coming city of Torrance, he hav-
ing already purchased several lots
near the union depot. He is full of
business. He has also several other
capitalists interested In other build
ings.
Orrin MCGOWAN. operator for the
Santa Fe Central. has been quite sick
for few days. but Orrin has always
been able to report to his Office. Al
present writing he Is much better.
J. f. Saint spent two days looking
over the large stock Of winter goods
that are arriving every day from east
ern points. He reports everything
moving fine all along the line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
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COMMANDER EDWARDS.
He Writes Letter from Washington
Delayed In Publication.

Special Correspondence.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 12.--Perhaps
a few lines from me representing the
Albuquerque contingent In Washing
ton will interest few of your readers
Encampment is over and the bulk of
the visitors gone. McFie, Moore and
wife, and Pefley have gone TO other
places to visit Mrs. Butler went to
Philadelphia and returns today. Yes
terday Armstrong, Mrs Whitson. Mrs.
Carver and myself went to Gettysburg.
II poured down rain all day. However,
we took covered rig and drove all
over the field to all the principal points
the field where my regiment and corps
participated. the Second. or Hancock's
corps, the beautiful monument erected
to General Hancock mounted on his
magnificent horse. just as he appeared
on the battlefield during that awful
Then the monuments of the different
regiments of our brigade surrounded
Hancock's monument. That point Ia
called the high water mark or turning
point of the battle, and, II Is conceded
that point saved us the day and battle
We arrived here again in Washing
ton last night. Could relate hundreds
Of both pathetic and interesting Incl
dents. hut will only relate one on one
of our party. that of Captain Arm
strong as follows as he was strollinp
around In the hotel among Ohio PEG
pie. He accosted fine looking old
man who nad an Ohio badge on, and
! said. wanted 20 inquire II any Rich
land county boys were here. The party
replied he used to live there severa
years ago. but lived here in Washing
ton now. and asked Armstrong who ht
wished to inquire about. Well, he said
he wanted to inquire about the Arm
stl ong boys. Well. the stranger said
my name Is Armstrong. They botl
looked In each others eyes. The
stranger said, rs this my brother
Captain Jack, whom haven't seen fo
thirty-two years." Neither could sa,
no more. but grasped each other by tn,
hand and wept tears of Joy for severa
moments. then went OFF to themselves
He took him out OF his quarters a. tn,
camp and put him in a fine hote..
There is much more to this story.
haven't time to relate. Must now clos'
and start out. We are all well. Adios
j. w. EDWARDS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

Ing slowly to the beyond. yet Frans
was having the benefits Of the after
effects. He will have FIVE days TO let
II pass quietly away.
James Farrell did not make an at.
tempt to tell his lifes history as he
did week or so ago. The story which
he related on the former occasion was
well told but he got his geography of
New Mexico so mixed up that 70 cost
him five days. James will be with us
on the streets ten days. .... ..
Maria Chaves. who has been there
many times before. said sne made a
/, stake last night and got locked up.
Ten days of retirement was here fin.
ish.
Adelia Lopez. the native woman who
figured in the Second street mix.up
was locked up for ten days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Bouaht Albuquerque Property.

Hon. l.. NJ. Gales a well known
mine operator and one of the pi omi-
nent politicians in Sierra county, will
make albuquerque his future home. A
handsome brick residence at Sic Iron
avenue was purchased of A. b. Me
Gaffey Thursday. Mr.. GALES and his
family took possession at once. MIR,
GALES expects To engage in business
in this city in the near future. He has
been one of the pioneers OF the Hills
boro mining district and has taken an
active part in the development of
Sierra county.