davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

Ill 1JOf.
0rdntere berffebe. Gar
lils, isis, Wldj 5. : s 4 Elmer par
9pen Der Spnodgs polbgipet en-
ganoe fororutne Menos 6erreogms
me. 30 apinoer fit fette Sfuoiaar
unOer be Oeraf opItaaenoe Sumulter.
GnoeIig fit Sberifen og en- Sam=
ling 9oru gorgere obermdnoet be
orufnes, Der nu pil faa en- alporlig
Straf.
CUB Ostienefte p9 Salon /
a m me gD9ning. Omabd, U1dj
5. = Reo. Gbarles SaoiOge bar be-
g1not en- RGtte religisIe Meoer 2ez
pb's 6aa Omaha. Oct fprIte blep
9olbt 9aar Gftermiooags og par
9anife goot beisgt, bog lite 5OrbolD
til 3. gBaros talrige 8efoltning.
unoerneoen Msoefalen er Der en-
Saloon, og ino imellem preitens 3as
le blanoeoe fig 2poen al fliptenOc
9las og 3sjrsiteoe Stemmer.
& Gmi9ranter / ct 5o9i M
menItso. D. Gonnelspiae, ga., Mui
d S ct Sammenitgo Dag meaem
ct @mi9rdnttog og ct burtiggdaenoe
5ragttog pua Baltimore &c O6io 2i>
MEN, 6leD to Perioner brpbt oq 40
tpeiteoe. 5ogene itgote iammen paa
en- lige ganelinie, og Den OmItGnoig=
beo gjoroe, at 6gl9erne lite blep
barre.
De fleIie al Gmi9ranterne par Sta
lienere. UleO unotagelie af tire, iom
bill op at oeres Sapr, oil De tilItaoe=
TONNE itfe 9aDe nogen dlporlig Nlen al
lllptfen.
Yiere Re9n 81. 0af. N1apz
bile, y. 9dt., Wiaj 2. = W1eo iterft
3egn Ieoidget af 9pn og 3oroen be-
gbnote Wiaj Uiaaneo ber paa oisIe
aanter. gdararbejoet maa igen uoz
l9ttes. Oct idmme meloes fra Ulinz
nepdutan og Wfanoan.
Speoearealet / 9epils Gate Gqnen
pll blipe reouceret til bet babe af,
boab man Rapoe t9ntt at idd, % 6gr
pil bliDe Iaaet paa ct oob6elt faa itort
2lredI. Man9e 6armere iaar Ilet fte
t0beoe.
Omtring 5argo er bet lige Iua ilOe.
&egnen bar igen fpriintet 6armerne
en- llge.
Gn tragift 2 tebne. gep
Yort, Maj 2. = aaptajn Dapio So
mes af bet brittiite 5ragtz8ampiti6
Sir 3i6aro @renpille", Iom antom
5ertil @aur ira 0eit SnOien, 6apoe
en- fsrgelig 6iitorie at fortaQe ON to
peitinoiite ,,Stonapaps". Sfi6et bar
ldgt ino Oeo ct balpt 0uiin peitinoiIte
9apne, beriblanot ct. 2ucia, 6ppr
man inotog Sui. Set bar antaqeliq
ber, at De to giegre tom pm 8orb peo
at laoe iig glioe neo gennem aulren-
ben. De par pjenfpnlig upioenoe om,
at Sfibet Ituloe inotage Sui / aucia
og De blep oerf for unoer &ulinbta9nins
gen bogitaoelig lepenoe begrabet Sui.
6perten &aptajnen eller ManbItdz
BET pioIte noget ON oeres tragiIte 8gb,
fpreno ON Morgenen ben 18be 9lpril,
oa ct al 2igene tom gennem &ulrenz
ben ino | 6urnaee Hummet. Sets
Od9e ienere tom bet dnoet 2iq ao
famine Bel
plpnbret for 5000.
&anids Gitp, Mo.. Maj 2. = 8. s..
Stebens, en- al De rigeite qantelaas
mere / gben, bleb @ddr 9(ftes pda
8ejen til lit 6iem onbolbt af to be-
pG6neoe Ul9nb, fom tpang 6am til
at aflepere iadoel be Supeler, ban Ielp
bar, fom be, bans Some 6apbe pda
fig. 0a ban ip9te at proteItere, bleo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

Se Tag beo 6 a Gro E. Ga
6rosIe, gGis., Waj 4. = Sberif Bar
Der og en- Posie Der fra gpen tpdng
/ @ddr efter en- Stamp, fom itratte Jig
oper to Wlil ldngs Misiisiippi 5loben,
og 6oorunoer mango Stub blep dffDs
ret, fire 5emmertppe til at lGgge
Qdno Oeb ct puntt Iets ulil neoenfor
ga GrosIe. Sberiffen og bans 5olf
bar om goro paa ben elettriIte Slup
oRancp", mebens 3ppsne babbs en- file
Oampbaab.
9a Sberiffens gadb Tom op ldngs
Sioen al ben life 0amper, foriggte
5npene igen at gere Mooitano, men
bleo bunone og bragt Der til 9pen,
bbor fungerenbe GountD Dpmmer
Ula6oneD bolbt bem iii Circuit Retten.
De opgaD at beo0e @eorge 6. Gimp
ion, 0abio 6els, Charles gldrt pg
Sobn Grois.
Store 5emmertbperiet bar p9ret
begdaet paa 5loben / ben ienere 5i0. 0.o9
TO 3emmerflddber, en- paa 10000 SOB
og en- pda 10000, er / 5poenes 9eiio=
oelfe. men 6epogtes af S6eriffen og
bans 6olt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

paitor ). 9runotbig, Der
bar ligget Ip9 FIere Nlaaneoer af en-
NerbeIb9ttelie, Der lite bar p9ret for
bunbet meb Smerter, men berimob bar
fremfdlbt en- betpoelig 2ammelie, er MI
| gebring. pdItor 9runotpig, Der
pad en- faa olporlig Wlddoe er 6lepen
fOrbinOret at optdge fin nbe Ser
ming, er M bofut 0opeoitaoen.
@n Ddn t ameritan t
& &ammerjunter. 9et tebenz
bapnIfe 8laO o0anne6rog" meboeler:
,aammeriunfer s. Sage, Der for ct
Qlarstio iiben trat fig tilba9e fra fin
5jeneie 9ipgarben, opbolber lig nu
glep gort, bbor ban bar opnuaet en-
forbelugtig Sitting I ct tort 9an=
belsbus."
@amle Wtrs. peter e n,
Der par alminoelig fenot blanbt De
Odnlte | Wlinnedpolis unoer Ndpnet
ogebitemooer", af9it oeo 0eben for=
rige Sorsbag en- Qlloer al libt pper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

artgsfti6 til 0oming D.
8af6ington, ,. g., Maj 4. = arigss
tibet Cincinnati, MI Rorfolt, 9a.,
bar faaet Orore til often at afgaa
til Santo Domingo. Il. g. Miniiter
popeG bar unoerrettet Stdtsoeparte>
mentet om, at ben af Hepublifens 9iz
cepraiioent ioGrtIatte HeOOlution bar
antaget forurolisenbe aaratter pg at
ct arigsiti6 eTter bans 0pfatning
trGnges til 9eitnttelfe af Oeroarenbe
2tmeritaneres 2iO og Gjenbom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

lbnapneIfer. Waibington,
Maj 6. = praiioenten bar uonapnt
8. g. Squires, Der bar b9ret Sefres
t9r beb aesationen peting, til ames
rifanIt Miniiter for &uba = og 6. 9.
Bragg fra Wisconiin til 9eneraltonz
ful | 9abanna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

Gn amertfanft Nl bers
SO Q D. ct. petersburg, gRaj 4. -
Boris @arOner, en- ameritanIf Stus
bent, sr rsoOet fra en- lang 3ermin i
6angiel og llopisning fra llniperIiz
tetet peo i'm Ulooers WoO og alegt
9un Itrep til G3aren felO. og anisgte
ON en- M llnOerisgelie al alagerne
MOB benoes Ssn, Der lsb paa, at ban
baooe foraarlaget 0doeoplpb, rettet
mob 2trpeprinien, StorfprIt Ulifael,
G3arens grober.
9reoet gap en- Iaa tlur 5remitiIs
ling at Ssnnens 8rebefribeb, at
G3aren beororebe en- M llnberiegelie,
Iom f9rte til, al alagerne tenotes
ugrunoeoe. Den unge Mano blep ls5z
labt og gipet gRet til at geninotr9be /
llnioeriitetet. San pil imiolertio til
enoe6rin9e line Stubier / lloldnoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

giffpp Gorrigan pr. Rep
gort, Mai 6. = QGrtebiItop Gorris
gan bsoe 2lftes 81. II. 9dns 9eo
tom noget upentet.
giitoppen bdOoe felt fig meget bel
0a9en igennem og bdoOe moota9et fles
re 9eisg fra mere Slagtninee. Men
benaO ST. 10 tog Sbgoommen en-
pIubielig @enoing, og en- Zine efter
bdpbe ben betenote Yralat enot i'm jorz
biite Qsbebane.
2grtebifpen IfulOe ON nogen 3io
bdoe pGret opbejet iii aaroinal. 9an
blep fspt 1910 Neipart, %. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

0anmart8befg9. 80 ban>
Ite aapitaliiter, Grosierer 9uns Suit
pg 5dbrifant 8gnnelpffe, ugpr" benz
ne Sib 9(merita, ibet be er paa en- Sur
bbis Gnbemaal forelobig er San
Srancisco. De er / Sig. %. .. g."
meget beeejitrebe for 9tmerita pg
0dnif fz2(merifanere. ,0isie," bemerz
fer 9r. Suit, ,.er Soft, fom pi biemme
life bar baft Hdao til at unboere. :"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

9ranbte 6oipita1et. 0eabz
poob, 9. D., Maj 4. = patienterne i
Siolations6Oipitalet fit forrige Hat
fat pau en- Del Nbiltn. Gfter Np=
belIen af bette, begpnote De ct forfar=
oeligt Opitpr, De oalteOe Sengene, poes
ldgoe Mpblerne, begbnote at Haas ;nb@
bprbes og iatte tiliibit Slo paa gpgs
nin9en, iom bleD fuloitenOig sbelagt.
Wange at patienterne leb af en-
DGrite @rab at Smaatopperne og bleO
fun meo 9dnitelig6eo reooeoe. De
bleO nsot til at ligge uoe paa 8atten
til ON Morgenen, ba Sberiffen og en-
4foelin9 9eputper tog fig at Oem Og
itaffeoe Dem ct forelgbi9t 2b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

ON ariitenOOm Og aeligion beOIt tan
finOe Snopas bos BAN.
Oct bar alIereOe pitt fig, at ben Snbs
flpoelie, bun peo fin praoiten bar paa
oem, itrafter langt uOenfor 5engilets
Mure, og be 5Orfpg iom forbenpe@
renoe Sanger laramie 5itn9iel gpr
paa at lepe ct 6aoerligt 2ip, tan for en-
itor Del tilItripes 6enbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

Sopas 8tlgobebapenbe D e.
9es Moines, Sa., .Mai A. = @uperz
nsr Gummins bar mootaget llnoerretz
ming fra arigsOepartementet ON, at
Staten Sopds 5orbring pad 9il6agez
betaling al llolag Deo SOerpningeu
af 5riDillige unoer 9orgertrigen til
ct 9elsb at $456,417.89 er inoremz
met, og at ct Settlement Gertifitat
bill blipe oOerienbt til aon9resien for
8ebilgning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

Stal itubere pore 10 e / o.
Der. Berlin, Wldi A. = &ejier Wilz
6elm bar beororet 0irettpren beb Rez
geringens Sti6sbb9geri aiel, Jrib,
til at gaa til be 5oreneOe Stater at
itubere Qlr6ejbsmetoDerne De dmeris
tdnite Stibsbpggerier, farlig bDab
an9aar ar6ejbsbeipurenbe MdItiner.
Den tu bdnIte &ongres.
9aband, Wlaj 6. - Den tubanite
Gpngres Idmlebes @aar / palabIet.
General Wooo CAB Weolemmerne
2tnpisning paa, bpori beres 9trbejoe
beitob: at unberIsge 8dlgbrebene,
FAINT gioe officiel Snbberetning ane
gaaenbe bbem Der er palgt til preiis
bent, Senatorer og RepraIentanter.
9erefter bill &pngresfen pere | gee
iiobelie af lopgiOenoe Mpnbigbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

9p08falb. 6orrige Spn0aa
opOe i Gbico9o 5aOeren til ppr be-
fenote 2dnbsmano 8. q. S6mibt,
1friper ,.@6icugozqoiten". Den gamle
6r. S6miOt, fom bar en- Ggte Spn=
berjnoe, 6leO 81 9(ar pg Oabe nGrmeit
at 2(loeroomsIpag6eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-07

ung % ufiter. 0aralo Orlo6
Spn af G6r, 9rlob Salt 2ate Gitp,
bar, enbifpnt ban fun er Is Oar GAM
mel, fomponeret flere Sange, iom bar
punoet tort 8ifalo nebe / 9iten, oq
nplig bar ban tomponeret en- Opero
toloet ,,36e 9rince anO peaiunt" be,
/ Sig. ,,8ituben" oil blipe ppfp-t
Salt Cafe 3eatret / 9egnnoelfen Al
oenne Maaneb.
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
The Wesley Bicentenary.

Worldwide Methodism is beginning
to interest itself in the bicentenary Of
the birth Of John Wesley. which event
will occur in June of next year. says
the London Telegraph. On the other
side of the Atlantic, where Methodism
is remarkably strong, extensive ar
rangements are being made for its due
observance. No definite steps have
yet been taken by the parent body in
this country (England). but ii is likely
to come before the conference, which
meets soon in Manchester. 1t will be
interesting TO many TO learn that the
Journals and letters of john Wesley
are TO be brought out in a new, en-
larged and specially edited form. under
the direction of the Wesleyan book
room. i'll the near future. They will
be a suitable memorial to the famous
evangelist who nearly 200 years ago
first saw the light at Epworth rectory.
The Florida star., 1902-08-15

part of the interview dealing with the
introduction of motor cars, and Aus
trian manufacturers are urged to send
agents to Cairo. Sir Rudolf said In
part:
Excepting for occasional trifiing In
ternal disturbances, which are in no
sense directed against the government,
the Sudan is In perfectly peaceful
condition. with nothing to hinder its
agricultural and commercial develop
ment. The two most pressing necessi-
ties are an extension of the means Of
communication and a system of irriga-
ton.
"Vast tracts of fertile country and
mineral lands are now comparatively
valueless because 10 faciliti0 exist for
bringing the products to a market.
believe that the introduction of auto
mobiles would prove highly beneficial.
Many parts of the country are already
perfectly adapted TO such traffic, and
where il is necessary roads could be
made without great expense.
Automobiles strongly built and cap
quantities would afford an excellent
substitute for railways at fraction Of
cost of the latter. Machines with a
high rate of speed would not be re-
quired, strength and capacity being
the chief essentials.
with regard TO irrigation, several
engineers are now studying the situa-
tiOn. Apparently there is plenty OF wa
ter available, hence irrigation works
might easily be constructed extensive
ly and successfully. Personally |
strongly favor the development Of the
country on agricultural lines rather
than in the direction of mining.
"The soil of the Sudan is exceeding.
ly rich and capable of producing al
most anything. Cotton of an excel
lent medium grade is now being
grown, and there Is no reason why the
Sudan should not furnish large guam
titles for the foreign markets. Wheat
and barley of the highest quality grow
freely in addition to such products as
indigo and rubber"
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
Device tn Make W1r RIoodIc>S

BlooGlcss yet decisive battles are
rendered possible 10y the hypoScope. an
invention Of 4 clergyman, which was
exhibited at the national rifle meeting
ut Eislcy. writes the London corre-
spondent Of the New York World. BY
an arrangement of n mirror i'm YER
teal tube q markSman completely
under cover can sight a. opponent.
who is also in cover. and take accu-
rate aim 1T him. The inventor made
some capital shooting under these con
ditionS. His idea is that armies
equipped with his dev,f would shoot
at hyOscopes instead of at the heads
his hyposcope is broken.
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
COATS OFF IN CHURCH.
Pastors Plan to Induce Men to At
tend Services In Hot Weather.

In the Presbyterian church in Hart
ford township, near Sharon. Pa, the
other day all the men in the congrega-
ton removed their coats at the sugges-
tion OF the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Bailey,
says the Philadelphia Press. The min
lister then said, Now. brethren. you
look cool. and feel that you will more
fully appreciate the sermon"
Rev. Mr. Bailey says the plan will
have Il tendency to bring more men tO
church.
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
CiNiIiZing Young QuailN.

Miss Hattie Williams of Central Vii
lage, Conn. has twelve young Quails
which she is training TO be domestic.
says the New York World. She has
them already so they will come at her
call and anticipates teaching them
some tricks.
The Florida star., 1902-08-15

-. u. PICKETT.
tit-u. Pass. At
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
ARTICLE NX.

That the following amcndmc.lc tu the con
>tltutiou of the state of Florida he, and the
same II. hereby agreed To, and shall be sub
mtted tu the electors of the state at the gen
rTal election im 1902 for ratification or reiec-
tIun: Section Of Article Y al the constitution
i hereby amended ~ Ia read a. follows:
Section ;. There shall be- eight circuit
judge who shall be appointed by the COVER
nor, and confirmed by the senate, and who
shall hoid their office for six years
The state shall he divided by the Icgisla-
iuro at lis iirsI regular session after the tdnp-
tion of this section, into eight judicial cir
cults. ami one Judge shall be assigned Ia each
circuit such Judge shall huid al least TWO
terms co.! his court in each county within his
circuit every year, and al such times aud
places a. shall lee prescribed 10y law and may
hold special terms
The governor may, in his discretion. order
Temporary exchange uf circuits by the re-
'rCCtlYc Judge, or order any Judge e. hold
me or more terms or part uT parts Uf any term
IA any other circuit than that 10 which he !
,--i-mcd- Tn" Judge shall reside iu the cir
rJ.' nf which hr l. judge.
This section shall not be operative until the
legislature shall have divided this state into
eight c...uiy~. as hcroiubctorc provided for:
and Tho seven circuit judges huldin. office AT
the time "i such division shall continue tu cX.
crCioc jurisdiction over their several exist
IUg circuits aS constituted dt the tim" of such
'i4N iNltn, Alllll the iNt8t- Ol the jtllllplti
cunt shall have qualified. The circuit Judges
holding office at the time Of such division shall
scvcIa!ly continue in oiiice until the cypirit-
tiun "f their then existing term of office -
Judge oi thc circuits. respectively. ia which.
under such division the county of his resi-
deuce may De included; ana "a judge Tor the
additional circuit shall he appointed for a
I rm equal lo the uneXpircd term ui the other
circuit judges upon such division being made.
/ hc salary oi each circuit Judge shall be TWO
Thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
The votes east in compliance with said pro-
posed amendments, and the canvass dee
iaTation~ and returns thereof shall be- subject
L" the same regulations and restrictions ~ are
provided by law for general elcct!ull, in the
state of Florida
In testimony whereof | have ncrrunto set
lay hand and affixed thu great seal uI TIE
state "I Florida. AT Taliaha,scr. the capital.
this the first day of August 4. II 1892
Seal. ii. CLAY CRAWFORD
Secretary of State
To Joseph z. Brown. Sheriff Brcvard county
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
no. SO No. 35
Daily Daily

For copy q Local Time Card n dress Agent.
j. D. RAINIER, Asst. Gen Pass Agent. ST. AU
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
Told of EngIand's New Premier.

y few years ago Mr.. Arthur }. Bal
four, who has just succeeded to the
premiership of Great Britain on the
retirement OF his uncle Lord Sails,
bury, had some of his prominent sup
pOrters from his Scotch constituency
as guests ut Il politi nj banquet in Lon
don they should enjoy
themSt 5kmost. he directed
that tlr 81 supplied with the
finest of -sl7FiIS,aGnc. In the course
f the cvenin" he visited them and
sUopcd that they were aryi served.
'Wecl." WAS the rcSBsEs>r for the
flood we ha' no call tsSsomplain hut
we maun say were bit fccscd .
these meeneral waters" New York
Times
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
BRANCH LINES SCHEDULES.

BUFFET PARLoR CARS on TRAIN IS AND IS
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
ATLANTIC, VALDOSTA & WESTERN R'Y.
'DINIE FLYER
DOUBLE DAILY VICE.

EHmB Sleeping
a. h ithch enIaku ditct,
tu,im ani( (hcagoO ONLY .I
Crawford lJa.k
Macon
north ls,,t It 81 1orIcc Macon ~ "'"''
a hndunitr
y" l. t"AINEN.
Supt
The Florida star., 1902-08-15
AUTOS IN THE DESERT.

SIR Rudolf SIatin Tells of Their VAL
ue In Developing the sudan.
Sir Rudolf Slatin, on his way from
Cairo 10 London recently, passed
through Vienna and was there inter
viewed on the prospects in Sudan, says
the New York Times. What he said is
commented ON at length by the semiof-
dciA Austrian organ. particularly the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
HILLS BORO.

From the Advocate.
Mr. and Mrs Mclaughlin left for
Corpus Christi They will visit several
important places en- route
superintendent kasser. of the Hills.
boro Gold Mining and Milling company
informs MS that he has ordered new
stamp mill of ,wenty tons capacity
per twentyfour hours II is one OF the
latest improved mills and he expects
I here in three weeks.
Through reQuisition upon the quar-.
termaster general at Washington. -
G. Tom Murphy this week received
six grave stones for the following de.
ceased veterans of the war. G. O.
Perrault, John tiarey. Jacob | aycock
". II. Allies II. VI McCuiston and
Christopher Watson
Pursuant TO the ultimatum of the
school board the public school closed
last Friday However. Major Robert
crtson, the principal, who is much In
terested in the school and the welfare
of his pupils, will. at his own expense
continue the school for AT least two
weeks for the benefit of the gradual
ing class and all other pupils who wish
TO attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
SAN MARCIAl.
From the Bee

From the Bee
Dr. G G. Cruickshank visited Paraje
To attend Mrs. Juan ScdillO.
Il. w Brown returned from Denver.
where he has spent several weeks ne.
gotiating for the sale of horses TO Brit
ish buyers
The business Of the San Marcial
postoilicp for the first quarter OF the
present year exceeded that of the same
period Tor 1901. This Is proof positive
that our business men are enjoying n
good run of trade. and that the town is
forglLS ahead In commercial import
anCc
The Wigwam saloon. conducted by
MesSrs. Helm a. Story, has changed
hands The new firm is j B. Harry n
Co. There are few people In this part
of New Mexico who do not know Jess
Harry and admit that he is pretty
good fellow. He has good under
standing of the liquor business and We
predict for him a liberal measure OF
success while in charge Of the Wig
wan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
DE MING.

From the Headlight
measly sncaK thief entered the
sleeping apartment of \. \ Douglas
recently from r. Paso. and took from
that gents lemans pockets $3.50 and a
Barlow knife
Miss Nina Johnston. who for the
past year has been -Ie guest OF Mrs
Swupc of this city left for Los An.
gclcs. Cal. After a short visit in Call
fornia Miss Johnston will return 20 her
home IN Kentucky.
Miss Maya Melaas. of Stoughton
Wis. who has been spending the past
winter with Mrs l. Brown OF this city
left for Los Angeles. whore she will re.
main for some months To come Miss
MeiaaS Is "A very accompl. shed music.
ian and her absence from the musical
circles of this town will be greatly felt
While In Deming she had large class
of pupils whom she was instructing on
the piano
An Italian. trained bear and a
buglc made their appearance on the
streets OF Deming The bugle sounde Il
a crowd of urchius gathered and the
bear was put through his pace Abou,
the time the second performance was
ended City Clerk Pennington appeared
on the scene armed with license
book, which 40 scared the bear that he
started on. dragging his master AT the
end OF his chain. The last seen OF
them they were crossing the track
headed for silver t,y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
CARL BAD.

From the Argus.
The farmers about Carlsbad and the
citizens OF the town having gardens
have been the recipients of variety
Of seeds for planting the seeds com.
ing to them through the courtesy of
Delegate Kodey.
The little son OF \. N Davis. of
Hope had he misfortune to fall In a
sheep tipping vat at Lake Arthur
the first of the week II was any.
thing but pleasant bath. and the lit.
t,e fellow was quito sick for time
There Is some talk among those in.
tcrcsted in getting up sure nun
cowboys carnival this coming Fourth
of July. ,nc participants themselves
managing the affair. II will comprise
a program made up almost entirely of
horsemon's sports and work
The city democrats held their con.
vention Saturday night. darch %. and
nominated the following ticket. For
mayor Dan II. Lucas, for town trus.
tees. W G.. Woerner Dr c NJ Which
or. for school trustees. W. j Barber
and Allen c. Heard; for recorder. c.
e. Emerson for marshal. I'D King
There was no opposition ticket. and,
consequently. the above ticket went
through. They are all good men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-12
oOCORRO.
From the Chieftain.

From the Cheftain.
Rev. hi Palma. of Albuquerque was
10 the city To consummatc the sale of
a part of the Armijo block TO ii. Cham.
hon.
Report has IL that Miss Mamie Bah
ney. an estimable young lady, who left
Socorro three years ago to make her
home In Missouri was married recent.
ly To Mr.. Scheneppe.
II. Chambon has bought the store
building he now occupies and the one
adjoining il on the west The consid
GRAFTON was 81 500. Mr.. Chambon will
add another story To the building.
Col Nat Straw, the champion bear
hunter of New Mexico. arrived in the
city from n visit In Missouri and will
leave for the Mogollon mountains
whore he will give brun his best at.
tention for few months
Carl j. liomme OF Wittonberg Wis.
fermerly student at the School of
Mines. has accepted a position in Jua-
reZ. Mexico. II is n notable fact that
graduates of the New Mexico School of
Mines have no difficulty in securing
and nolding good positions
Andy Wickham left for the mines In
Mexico after sojourn Of two or three
weeks nj the home OF his parents in