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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

SOVtbVSUvYs
I. J. w. Reynolds. Secretary Of the
Territory Of New Mexico. do hereby
certify there was fled for record In
this once. at . o'clock a. M. ON the
Seventh Day OF August. A. D.. 1902,
Articles Of Incorporation Of Albuquer.
que Lodge No. a6i. of b. p. o. e., mo.
1861
Wherefore: The corporators named
In the said articles and who have
signed the same. and their successors
and assigns. are hereby declared to be
from this date until the 9TH day Of Au.
gust, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty.Two
a Corporation by the name and for the
purposes set forth In said articles.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the Territory OF New Mexico,
at the City Of Santa Fe, the capital.
this the Seventh Day Of August, A. d.
1902.
J. w. RAYNOLDS,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
HOle Rook.

From the Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Amos, of Albu
querque, came in Monday and went ur
to Pinetop to visit relatives.
The board of Supervisors, at their
last meeting. levied a tax for 1902 OF
$500. being 25 cents lower than last
year.
The Santa Fee are building one OF
those artistic one story buildings for
the use Of the section crew and their
families.
The game of ball between Flagstaff
and Winslow Sunday resulted in favor
Of the latter by score of . to 10.
Teachers examination will be held
at the Court House In Holbrook Sep.
TENDER LIST. and number OF applicants
are expected to be present.
Mr.. Conger, ex-minister to China
came In from Prescott this morning
and will go to Fl. Apache to visit his
daughter. Mrs. Buchan.
The advertising car for the, Albuq-
uerQue fair will be in charge Of II. s.
knight again this year. !, The fair was
good last year and will be q hundred
per cent better this year.
The Moqui snake dance will take
place at Oraibi next Tuesday. and sew.
eral parties have gone out from differ.
ent points along the line. mostly from
Holbrook, Winslow and Canyon Diablo.
A. Il. Henning OF Pinta. was ar.
raigned before United States Court
Wattron. Tuesday. ON q
charge OF selling liquor to Indians.
The case was continued to the next
term OF United States court at Pres
colt. and Mr.. Henning was released
upon furnishing bond OF $780,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
X. NJ. HARDINGE,
Section Director.

Mr.. and Mrs. =. b. Dalics are In the
city They will leave for the east on
the flyer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

There are times when your liver
needs . tonic. Don't get purgatives
that gripe and weaken. De Wits lit.
tie Early Risers expel ill poison from
the syst m and acts 40 tonic to the liv.
or. w. Scott. G2l Highland avenue.
Milton, Pa, says: Il have carried De
Wits Little Early Risers with me for
several years and wouId not be without
tAem. oDoe and eas1 "a take. Purely
veGesables. Jhel nevef Us1po or Dis.
|esnsa ,. y s2sigsb 4 q. cad ;. II
[Q4(ouY = Co. $. 80,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

nr. 4. J. Aiess. tie vsli known den,
tist. win rsturr from California 70
night. -. .s.,......,,,..,,ss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-22
Los hombres joviales

que la de que sean favorables su regocijo.
Para el la mejor obra eS la que le deja re-
ventado de reir lenos de dolores los ijares.
He dicho que el hombre jovial encuentrs
motives de risa hasta en- los actos mas serios de
la vida, y, en- efecto no solo es este verdad sino
que; precisamente, 10 que mas excita la hilari-
dad de los joviales son las caras de los hombres
tristes.
Es precise tener una gran practica en- ma
teriaS jocoSaS 8 haber nacido de Condici0n jo
vial para yer circunstancias conliCas en- las CO.
SaS y perSOnaS triSteS.
Asf es cue veces Ell hombre jovial Sc en-
cuentra en- I'm apuro grande cuando, por elem
plo, Sc We obligado 4 una vista de duelo.
La escena lie obliga a permanecer grave,
la gravedad de los demas lie induce la risa.
Aquella viuda, que lanza ayes acompasados,
aquel hablar NAL de los medicos de la falta de
tino que tuvieron con ell difunto aquellos con-
sueloS de "sonos mortales." "Hoy unos ma
fIana otros, todos hemos de seguir ell misno Ca
n1lno. Aquel contraste que forman las lagri-
mas de los pariente y el ruido de patos que Sc
sente en- la cocina de la casa, provocan la risa
del hombre jovial, queve en- todo aquello 10 que
revela de ridiculo falso, y no 10 que aparenta
de triste lacrinoso. Entonces ell hombre jo
vial SAGA el pa1uelo, Sc tapa la boca, reprime,
violent tandose la risa, acaba por marcharse
para echarse reir apenas Sc ce1ra tras de el
la puerta de Ia habitacion.
Ocurre veces que el hombre jovial pasa
por grosero NAL intencionado pero las gentes
le otorgarian indugencia 81 supieran conside
raran que Ia Jovialidad es cosa tan impossible
de evitar como los movimientos involl1ntarios
de I'm hombre nervioso que hace, sin querer,
geStoS y nuecaS.
Cae un tiesto de TN balloon junto un tran
seunte que Sc vuelve espantado tropieza cae
otro, quedando boca abajo como una rama; cIo-
can COS sujetos al dar vuelta una esquina al
nlismo tempo, alcanza una infeliz que leva
TN somDrero rec6n planchado una manga de
riego; Sc vueve uno ell paragua por Ia fuerza
del viento~...todo este son motives de risa para
el hombre jovial, que no por ESQ tiene nal CO.
razon, 40, senor; perO es que no puede evltar
que lie regocijen los gestos de espantQ asombro
8 Sorpresa que We en- los demas.
FL hombre jovial es, generalmente bona
chon, porque todo 10 We de color de rosa; es So
brio, porque tenienJo cue relr va esta ali1nen-
todo, y es communicative francote, porque del
trato con los demas obtiene 10 que anbiciona
en- el mundo: ia algeria.
81 la sociedad estuviera cotnpuesta de hon.
breS joviales, otro gallo nos cantar1a.
Porque mas cue las desdichas de este vale
de lagrinlas, nos ocongojan las lagrimas de los
que ven desdichas en- todas parties.
Voto, pues, por los hombres joviales.
MANUEL MATOSES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-22

Asf como encontrarnoS en- sociedad hom-
bres tristes, que parecen han venido al mundo
con la mission de pasear por todas parties la
tristeza de ellos me ocupe en- otra OCCASION
llarnandolos h0mbreS fhneb1eS, encontrarnos tam
bien con frecuencia sugetoS que son Ell reverse
de la medalla de aquellos y siempre andan por
ahf ensefiando su cara de pascua.
Aunque en- TN terrnino medic eSta 10 pru-
dente sensato de estas cosas, 20, 81 me dan
escooer prefiero estos hombres todo algeria,
todo regociio que Sc rfen por la causa mas in
S gnifcante, y que tienen la suerte de encontrar
10 c6nlico hasta en- los actos mas serios de la
vida.
Bueno sera antes de se2uir habiando de
ellos, hacer notar que no me rehero al hombre
chistoso, es deCir al que encontraran ustedes
en- todas las reuniones, teniendo por oficio el
contar chaScarrillos Tecltar eplgraInas repro
ducir todoS los Cuentos rasgOS 1ngenloSos que
acopian en- las gscetillas de los peri6dicos en-
las hoias de los almanaques anerlcanos.
Estos son, respecto de los hombres jov!ales,
10 que los cocineros respecto de los gastrono-
mos. Ell hombre chstoso (Sobre todo 81 ignora
que 10 es, 9 por 10 menos no hace gala de ello)
sirve el chiste condimentado, el honbre jo
vial le saborea como 81 fuera el mas delicado
de los manjares, y le recibe con una risotada
franca espontanea que desparranla la algeria
como esparce la fragancia un ramo de h!as
frescas en- una mafiana de Mayo
No siempre Ia r1sa es comun1cdt1va, en-
esto precisamente es en- 10 que Sc Sc conoce ell
rsmbre jovial 1egitimo. Hayquien Sc RE de
I'll manera, que con su risa es capaz de poner
de NAL hun1or al hornbre menos dispuesto la
s. .3dad pero 81 el jovial es autentico su risa
reae ell sello Indispensable de la ingenuidad,
trasmite los que le miran el regocijo, con
sigue, por 10 menos, que la algeria cora por
nueStro cuerpo.
Yo me be redo en- ocasiones; no por 1'er
re;r otros sino tan SOLO con Or la rsa de un
hombre alegre, aun ignorando la causa que la
producfa. Esto prueba ell intlujo de la risa le-
gitima prueba, ademas, que hay hombres
que son artistas de la risa como olros 10 son de
Ia palabra del canto.
El hombre jovial en- todas parties y con
cualquier cosa encuentra motives para so,tar la
carcajada pero donde estd su elemeuto, es en-
el teatro.
Ali va con el prop6sito de reirse, y Sc RE
desde que ID taquilia toma el biliete, y le
causa risa SOLO ell pensar que Sc Va reir.
A las primeras escenas' s1elta el trapo,
como suele decirse, en- la sala resuena Ia ear
cajada estridente sonora que transmite to-
dos la algeria.
Con tres cuatro honbres joviales no hay
obra que naufrague Ia noche del estreno por-
que el homb1e jovia no desaprueba nunca nj
pide las ooras dramaticas mas circunstancia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-22
.bssego eae ssso@a1aa as
Ell NIEDICO

El que desempeiia este pap9l prescribe sus
recetaS 4 Ia buenavenlura sin inquietars9 pOr
ell efecto que produzcan. Ell Medic0, en este
juego, es sienpre una de las personals del cir
culo. Todas las demds hngen estar enfermaS
Ell medico les torla el puso les pregunta para
Conocer Ia enfernedaG, y d;@sHosEiea con Ia
frescura del mundo aqlello que rimero lie otu-
rre, pando las Intermediates los nombres mas
extravagantes. D7sputs pr. cr,be en- alta voz
TN tlan aictando un rfibf, en- el oual todos los
uolnbres sean diIlcties de pronuncar, toma
nota de su prescrip lol.
Cuando odos los enfermos han sido visi-
tados pr el doctor, este Sc dirige uao de elos
iudistintamente, y Je dte: Ia alero (6 sefora
sefiorta), para tai enfermedad cque ordeua
Y. para ST. curacion? A esta pregunta, la per
soma interrogada debe Responder paiabra por
Talabra 10 que el 1n6iico a Ia preacrito, cosa
que es sobradamente di;1cil, por cuarto Ia re-
ceta el plan Sc compone de pa abras t@cnicas
extrambotcas que Ia d'hcu tad de las frase y
la distraction han dabi.i.ado eu la memoria dc
los volubles jugadores FL men0r error es cas-
tigado con una brenda, para probar la lusti-
Cla de la eXacci0n basta ecnaE los oios SoOe la
prescription. escriLa va, segda hemos dicho.
Cada parso dc Ia reunion eS pregua'a ada
a su turno. Sc ieza nuev4m :nte ei Juego,
ehgiendo nuev0 doctor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-22
PRECAVEOS DE LOS FRAUDES
E lMiTAClONES

Aceptar solamente los remedies, "CURA
SEGURA' para u ASMA, GATAHRO, lE-
3RE, DlSENTERIA, CON ORREA, E5PER-
MATORREA, STILLS PEkDIOA DE LA
VlRILlDAD y UEBILID-AO NERVIO5A,
Ell tratamlento en- torma iiqulda, para un mes
que curara poSitivamente el case mas rebelde.
cueSta 500, orc americana, 8 Su equivalente
en- moneda de ese pals, por cada botela.
Su droguista debe tener esos remedies en-
existencia, pero 81 no eS aSi envienos Ell precio
d.cieudonos el lemedio que neceSita, y Sc 10 en-.
viarelnos enseguda por expreao, porte pagado
DiilgirSe
La Compaiia Medica Internaciona
Apartado Az.
$50 324 Broadway, New York, E. Z. de A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-22
Cgssasssn del asAG0pago

No c!:sais Decid;
Sc nos hace ell deber Es nuestro deber
Sensual. Sexual.
Sef1aolo (ED. Lo sefIal0.
Sicclog1a (La) Psicolog1a.
Sofocar Ia cana Calentar la
Somanta Oar uual Oar una paiza.
Subersvo (Un grito Subversivo.
Subir arriba Subr.
saefraneS
I'm solo golpe no derriba TN roble.
81 perro con rabia al amo muerde.
-Quien todo 10 quiere, todo 10 plerde'
A cuentas vieias, barajas ru9vas.
-Mucho sabe q ration, pero mas sabe el
cato.
20 que picnsa el lucy, 10 piensa 81
cangrejero.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
Troops Are Asked For,
(By the Associated Press.)

Harrisburg, Pa, July 30-Sheritf
Beddall, of Schuylkill county, has asked
Governor Stone for troops in consequence
of today's riot at Shenandoah, and the
prospects are that if there is another
outbreak the Third brigade will be or
dered to the scene of the trouble. The
Governor has been at Paul Smiths in
the Aditondac Mountains, and as soon
as the sheriff's message reached the
executive department it was trans
mitted to him by Private Secretary
Gerwig.
The governor Immediately started for
Harrisburg, and it is expected that he
will arrive here tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock on the Chicago Limited. Ar
rangements have been made with the
railroad and the telegraph companies, by
which the governor is being kept ad-
Vised of the situation en- route.
General Goblin, commander of the Third
brigade, was summoned here tonight by
telegraph from Lebanon, and if he
should determine that troops are neces-
sary, it is expected that the Third
brigade will be ordered into the strike
region in the next twelve hours.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
TIE MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS.
The State Convention Opens. Lucktng Outlines
the Campaign Issues.
(By the Associated Press.)

Detroit, Mich, July, 30.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to nominate a
Governor and State officers met today
and will continue its session until to-
morrow night. Nominations will not be
made until tomorrow. There appears to
be lack of competition for the nomi-
nations. Several prominent Democrats
suggested for the nomination for Cover
nor have declared their unwillingness to
make the run. Judge George H. Du-
rand of Flint, Gold Democrat, is sup
ported by the Seventh, Tenth and
Twelfth districts. Durand, however, is
opposed by State Chairman Whiting and
the silver Democrats. At the afternoon
session Alfred r. Lucking, who was
chosen temporary chairman, outlined
the campaign issues in Michigan. saving
in part:
"A grave crisis confronts our State
at this time. Ihe Michigan Central
Railroad Company is about to begin suit
against the State for damages on ac-
count of the repeal of it's special charter
by the Legislature of 1900. Under the
law the suit must be begun by necem-
Der 81, 1902. The railway claims $27,-
000,000 according to the best information
we can obtain. The people of Michigan
are now called upon to say whether the
Michigan Central Railroad Company
shall have control of both sides of the
case.
During the campaign of 1900 it was
repeatedly published in our State press
that the present Governor was the can
didate of the Michigan Central; that it
contributed largely of the money which
was spent so lavishly all over Michigan
to nominate him. Since his election it
has been openly and continuously
charged that he represented the Michi-
gan Central and not the people,"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
Jump" HE YELLED
The Negro Driver Gave no
Thought to Himself.
(By the Associated Press.)

Binghamton, N. Y, July 30.-The band
wagon which was conveying the Ilion
baseball team to Suburban Park today
was struck at the Broad street crossing
in Lestershire, by Erie train No. 2, and
the driver instantly killed and six Others
injured. one seriously. Both horses were
also instantly killed. The dead and in
jured are:
CHARLES H. LEWIS, colored, driver,
Binghamton, skull fractured, instantly
killed.
Arthur signor, years old, Binghamton,
left leg cut off, three severe scalp
wounds, injuries serious.
L. w. Hess, Nanticoke, Pa, left leg
broken, injured internally, bruised about
body.
Harry Ness, Nanticoke. Pa, pitcher,
IliOn, NJ Y, back Mrenched bruised
about body.
Howard j. Earl, New York city, mana
ger Ilion team, back wrenched, badly
bruised.
llion team, back and neck wrenched
The other occupants of the wagon were
badly shaken UP and bruised.
The view of the track west of the
crossing is shut off by the station and
high bluff and the occupants of the wa
gon claim that the engineer of the train,
John Delaney, failed to blow his whis-
tie or ring the bell. 1t is claimed by
passengers that the train which was
forty minutes late was running 20 miles
an hour. The band wagon was descend
ing the hill toward the crossing slowly,
the brake being on. The players were
laughing and joking and the horses were
almost on the crossing when a young
boy, Harry Wheeler, of Lestershire, at
great risk, jumped on the track and
tried to warn them. The driver, with
out thought of himself, turned to the
others in the wagon and yelled to them
to jump. He had plenty of time to save
himself, but remained at his post and
when the train struck the horses, he
was thrown headforemost against a
freight car and instantly killed. Catcher
Shea, of the Ilion team, attempted to
save the Signor boy on the front seat
but was unsuccessful.
Pitcher Hess and his father, who had
come here today to see his son play,
were on the rear of the wagon when
the train. struck and were hurled twen-
ty-five feet, landing on the tracks. The
wagon was turned completely around
and badly damaged. The horses were
dragged $50 feet. The train ran nearly
half mile before it could be stopped.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
Iowa Republican Platform.
CBy the Associated Pressl

Des Moines, Iowa. July 3O.-The Iowa
Republican platform. as adopted by the
convention today, is as follows:
The platform endorses President Roose-
velt's Cuban reciprocity policy and
looks forward to his election to- the
Presidency in 1904 as to a foreshadowed
event demanded by the popular will.''
1t stands by the policy of protection
but favors "such changes in the tariff
from time to time as may become ad-
visable through the progress of our in
dustries and their changing relations to
the commerce of the world" and in
dorses the policy of reciprocity as the
natural complement Of protection.
The platform concludes:
eve assert the sovereignty of the peo-
pie over all corporations and aggrega-
tions of capital and the right residing i'll
the people to enforce such regulations,
restrictions or prohibitions upon corpor-
ate management as will protect the in
dividual and society from abuse of the
power which great combinations OF capi-
tai WELD.
1--WE cordially endorse the position of
President Roosevelt in appealing to the
courts to secure regulations that will
control great combinations of capital,
which prevent competition and control
the industries of the people without legal
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
The COTTON PUCK TRUST.
Dividend of Three Per Cent Declared on Ten
Months Earnings.
(By the Associated Press.)


New York, July 30.-At a meeting of
the directors of the United States Cotton
Duck Corporation held here today a divi-
dend of 3 per cent was declared of the
ten months earnings on the preferred
stock, payable September Is. The state
ment of the corporation for the ten
months ended April 80 last showed the
gross income to be $2,435, ,46S. The cost
OF material, labor, supplies, ETC., was
$2,204, 1868 and the current interest and
general expenses were $50, ,60129 leaving
a balance of $177,750. Prior to the meet
ing of the directors those representing
the Mount Vernon -Woodberry Cotton
Duck Company, which is a constituent
company of the United States Cotton Duck
Company held meeting to take action
on the question of the interest on the
income bonds of that company as re-
quired by the mortgage for the six
months ending June 80, 1902
The Treasurers statement of the
Mount Vernon Woodberry Cotton Duck
Company for the six months ending June
80, 1902, showed a net income of 1898, 1926.
A resolution was adopted declared that
$150,000 of the income is applicable to
pay interest on the first income mortgage
five per cent gold bonds of the company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
HISS SUCCEEDS MULLRN.
Chairman Aecklenburg Republican Executive
Committee

Especial to the News and Observer
Charlotte, N. c., July SO.-At the
meeting of the Republican Executive
committee of Mecklenburg County here
thls morning Postmaster Jonah w. Null
len rendered his resignation as chairman.
Inc resignation was promptly accepted
and Geo. b. Hiss was elected to fill the
vacancy. The committee decided TO
pace full ticket in the field for county
o1lces and also decided to add eight
more members to the committee. The
men selected Were E. A. Smith, J. P.
wilson. A. H. Washburn. w. T. Hous-
Ton, Edmund Mcdonald, r. w. Smith.
u. W. Jordan and w. D. Cowles.
fapers In the case of the Avon and
Gastonia Cotton Mills VS.. w. L. Wells
company, OF Vicksburg, Miss, were to-
day transmitted to the Circuit Court n,
appears at Richmond for hearing At
the recent sitting of the Federal co1rt
mere verdict for $4,000 was rendered
Tor the Wells Company and the defen-
dants took an appeal to the Circ,,it
Court.
Booker T. Washington will deliver a
series OF lectures at the big colored
camp meeting at Latta Park tbis
summer. In addition Bishon wattors
one OF the best known divines of tho
race. will preach. The meeting will omen
August H.
DR.. j. P. Munro, of Davidson collego
is to establish modern hosnitaI IN
Charlotte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
|D|[S OF THE SHOCK|sCORE SHOT |NAR|O7
Maj. WE'LL Leaps Into the
= River and is Rescued but
Death Follows.
Especial to News and Observer

Wilmington, N c., July 30.-Suffering
from a shock to his nervous system, be-
cause of an attempt at suicide by drown
ing yesterday, Major Abraham WE'LL,
aged 70 years, and a soliciting agent for
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, died
at 1 o'clock today at his boarding house
in this city.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Major
WE'LL made a rather awkward attempt
to drown himself by falling into one OF
the city docks on the Cape Fear River,
but two negro workmen hindered him
from self destruction and he was sent to
his home under the care of physicians.
No reason can be assigned for the rash
act of the aged man, His duties with
the Coast Line were merely nominal on
account of his long service; the salary
good and his position was for life.
He leaves two daughters in San
Francisco, and one each in Boston, Phil
adelphia and Macon, Ga. Two sons also
live in San Francisco and Philadelphia.
A third son, Sol C. WE'LL, who was
prominent in State politics, died several
years ago in New York
1t is said of Major WE'LL that he was
the only one in Charlotte to entertain
President Jefferson Davis and family, of
the Confederacy on their memorable
flight from Richmond after the war, and
the local camp of veterans will attend
the funeral in a body tomorrow as a
mark Of appreciation for that act
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
Branch Takes Trail With BloodhounGs
(By the Associated Press }

Washington, July 30-A dispatch from
Dranesville, Va, states that Detective
Branch arrived there from Suffolk, Va,
this morning with several bloodhounds.
The hotel there was filed with men
awaiting Branch's coming. AS soon as
he arrived the horses were saddled and
telephone messages were sent to nearby
places inviting mounted men to partici-
pate in the chase for Charles Craven, the
alleged murderer of William H. Wilson.
1t was after o'clock when the posse
left the hotel and went in the direction
of the place where the colored man was
last seen. Should the dogs get on the
mans trail Detective Branch thinks he
will capture him before sundown.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-31
A FALSE ENTRY BY PULLIAM.
The Republicans Stirred Up Over the Mixed
Ticket

Especial to the News and Observer)
Asheville, N. c., July 3O.-In the Pull
liam embezzlement case, which was con-
tinued here this morning, the former
teller told of the shipment from Knox
vile to the bank here of the S., 900
which Pulliam is charged with embez-
zling. Pulliam told the teller that he
was going out to send the amount to a
Southern bank by express and left the
bank with the money. The express book
showed that the defendant had reeeipted
for the full amount. The different
counts in the bill of indictment are en-
bezzlement, abstraction and false en-
tries. One entry of one thousand dol
lars in Pulliam's handwriting was shown
to be a false entry. Pulliams defense
has entered a plea of temporary in
sanity.
The Republicans here are considerably
stirred by the citizens ticket arranged a
few days ago at a meeting of Democrats
and Republicans.