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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02
Crops and InduStrialS
Now Concentrate
Attention.
CHECK TO RISING PRICES
Halt Called IN the Stock and Grain
Markets Regarded as a Good Sign.
State Of Trade According to Brad
streets and Dun's AdviCes.

NEW YORK, Aug. Bradstreet's to
day says
Trade is quiet while attention is con-
eentrated OF crop and Industrial de-
veIopments. Generally lower prices for
farm products point TO the former being
largely favorable, though the passing
Ct the July period Of manipulation IS a
Weakening influence As for some time
past the future surpasses the present in
the matter Of trade features.
Though weather conditions Of late
have been more favorable. effects CT
earlier backward weather have not been
effaced OF repaired. Retailers stocks,
while reduced by timely bargain sales,
in some instances have not been profit
ably handled. As for the fan and win
ter outlook, however. the best is pre-
dieted
Crop conditions are not 1oticeably
impaired. though excess Of moisture is
stin a subject Of complaint II some por-
tons of the cotton and grain belt. and
drought troubles other parts OF the
routes. IN industrial affairs the out
look is certainly satisfactory.
The fron ana steel situation Is still
largely a strong one. but isolated ex-
anples Of weakness are in sight.
Railway Situation Good
The railway situation Is one of the
best IN years, ard the outlook IS to
tonnage is a fattering one. marred only
los
OF reducing OF curlaiIiIg industrial
operations. Fiscal year earnings re-
turns are exceptionally good. and 1t is
probable that. taken as whole. the
railway earnings for the half year viii
exceed 1901. despite reduced anthracite
coal carriers earnings. CIearings com
parsons are more favorable than earlier
in the year, and July totals show gains
on last year. Failures are down to z
midsummer minimum
Cotton crop adyices are on the whole
better. Very. heavy rains n Texas, Ar
Kansas and Western Tennessee have led
tc reports Of damage. but BTadstTeet
advices are that with good weather from
now on heavy crop IS assured Rela-
lively. the poorest reports Of the crop
come from Alabama and Georgia.
brought being complained O. New Or
leans, however, reports that while early
drought stunted the plant late rains
have helped. and the prospect IS for a
good yield
Cotton has weakened quite steadily
on reports OF good growing crop condi-
tons, though rain and focd damage re-
ports from Texas helped to steady
prices On some days The predicted
squseze IN July failed 10 ma-eTi2liZe
though long predicted, another case OF
the expected not happening.
Business failures fer the week end
ing July 81 number 16S, as against rs
last week, go n this week last year,
172 n 1900, 1ze IN 1893, and 1s9 IN 1898. -
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va w1LL LENp You HONEY

On ycur furniture. pianos, organs. etc. aaS
sou en- pay It back N small weeAly or month
Is payments. ABSOLUTELY No DELAY
Our business u strictly CONFIDENTIAL. no en-.
baTrassing questions TO ask you Lowest RATES
In tie city Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY.
Ga z Srreet y "
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Nj 0 N EY
I o l o a N
LOANS OF $40

PIANOS. At lowest rates and ca the day yo1
sppiy We are iodnlng on the Building and
loan Association plan. which makes tie COST
OF Carrying loans much less than you pay eiss-
Hhere and allcws yog 10 pay II OF In any
sized isctss <ou dzslse, running from enc -
twelve months Il yoa have loan with sons
orhe- company VII pay y OF and adyan-s
vol more money il desired Rates eheertui;y
given. ana nc cost 70 you uRlez loan Is Esad2.
can ard get -atoS From. room. frsr hnoE-
NATIONAL. MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
es5 Z St n "
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Standing of the Teams.
First game.)

At Philadelphia RH E
Cinc'ati. l 000I0O00 1-3 10 {
Phila- c 0 0 0 01109 o. 9
BatteTies-Hahn and Bergen; Duggle-
BY and JackIitsch-
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Dun's Review

Dun's review VIII say tomorrow:
"a check to the rising prices Of stock
All grain is not an unfavorabIe sign.
FIR the first time in the history OF the
stock market, railway securities aver
aged above S114 fer the sixty most ac-
tive shares, and stocks we're being pur-
chased with borrowed money regardless
Of diminishing bank reserves and gold
exports Manipulated prices for July
grain options were uoe conducive TO do
nestle consumption or shipments
abroad, and the lower quotation now
prevailing VIII have 2 salutary eject On
legitimate trade
ASIDE from heavy rains IL Texas. the
weeks crop news IS good Manufactu--
ing plants are weu occupied as rule.
iron and steel leading. followed by tex
tiles and footwear. Fuel scarcity is st!H
causing delay, although coke ovens are
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02

George Johnson, formerly of New
York. is out with a challenge TO meet
any 122-pound boxer before any club.
Johnson has a long string Of victories
TO his credit since his arrival here. hav-
ing stopped Meehan in one round
whipped Sammy Harris in three rounds.
and obtained a draw last week with Kid
Lackev.
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WALL PAPER

EOLTE, s24 9Th St nv. Ia constantly feceiY-
ing the latest aad most attractive designs in
Wall Papers, and papa rooms from s. 20 ~.
Call and investigate for yourself and be col.
v1uesd miS-tf
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Washington. 0 0 0 D. 0
Detroit. e. 0 0 2 3 ks
Two-base hits-McGUire, Beck, Siever
Hit by pitcher-Townsend, l. Bases on
balls-Townsend, Z. First base OF err
rors-Detroit, 2: Washington. L Left on
bases-DetToit. 10; Washington, g. Sac
rifice hit-Holmes. Stolen bases-Cough-
lin. Elberfeld Struck out-By Siever
s; by Townsend. ?. Double plays-El-
0erfeld. Gleason and Beck; Ely and
Delehanty- Wild pitch-Townsend Time
OF game-1 hour and 50 minutes Umpire
Connolly. Attendance, 971
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pERMATOLoGY.

MoIes. ! arts, >U3eriiuous
Hair. and all Dishgurin- Bleu1ishes
painlessly, permanently removed
JOHS II. WO3DBga l. Z.
18th and f sts- NV, Washington.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games
Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 2
st. Louis, + New York, 3.
St Louis. 8; New York, l.
Pittsburg. 8; Brooklyn, 6.
Boston. /: Chicago. c
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4 special cable dispatch to the New
York sun says Arnold Lawson. a son Of
the Boston millionaire. has sailed for
the United States from England. taking
with him the bulldogs la Roche and
General DOmaX with which he expects
70 sweep all the American dog shows.
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Where They Play Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Boston
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1t Chicago. RHE
Chicago. 49,. 014000 zx-7 Il >
Baltimore 1 0 o 0 as u 2
Batteries-Piatt and Sullivan: Wiltse
and Feager.
At St. Louis R.HE
St Louis 1000 801E11 IL 0
Philadelphia. I 0 0 0 O-5 S I
Batteries-PoWeH and Kahoe; Wilson
and Powers.
At Cleveland RE
Cleveland. 80. 00011IE6 y 4
Boston. $1,000 2 Q 0 0Q-3 s 1
Batteries, Joss, Bernhard, ans Bemis;
Young and Criger.
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IN 4HB BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Washington, 0: Detroit. %.
Baltimore. 8. Chicago. 7.
Boston, 3; Cleveland, s.
Philadelphia, ); ST. Louis, II.
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Gotten and Grain.

Grain prices declined sharply as the
Month OF speculative manipulation drew
10 a close and legitimate trade resumed
e more normal volume Wheat was least
affected by option fluctuations, easing
Of N response 10 the steadily increasing
receipts. The foreign purchasers exhib-
lied more interest ct the lower quota
lions. Corn is still moving slowly and
Atlantic exports were only 42.047 bush
.els.
Cotton held fairly steady, more be-
cause Of large short interest than the
foods IN Texas. Thus far Il Is probable
that rains have done more good than
harm; but should the moisture continue
TO be excessive. the covering Of short de-
count would cause sensational ad-
vance. Demands for consumption con
time liberal. judging by the promptness
with which July notices were taken.
Meats have also shown a tendency 10
seek slightly lower quotations, but light
receipts and poor quality did not
promise any extensive relief IN the i'm
mediate future
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A Chicago motor vehicle company mas
secured a franchise and is operating
a line Of motor coaches IN Beatrice.
Neb
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Where They Play Today

Washington al Detroit
Boston at Cleveland
Baltimore at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
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FUTURE OUTLOOK
VERY ENCOURAGING

surprising all previous figures Of out
put, and bitUminous mines are yigOT-
cusly operated.
Efforts to resume anthracite mIniB5
precipjtated violence and bloodshed, and
after three months Of idleucss business
is FRUSTRATED throughout the hard coal
region.
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RetCiI Trade Active.

IS active, and preparations continue for
heavy fall sales. while spring lines are
opened with good results. Bank ex-
changes at New York for the week were
29-8 per cent larger tEan . year ago.
and 44.6 per cent greater than those Of
1899 while at other leading cities there
were gains of 1913 and 25.2 per cent, re-
spectively. Railway earnings thus far
available for July show gain Of SO
per cent over 1901 and EOS per cent over
1900
With business IL sight for At least
a year. the leading departments Of the
iron and steel industry may properly be
considered prosperous. Notwithstanding
the rapid increase in producing capacity,
consUmptive demand has grown still
faster, and the recent Official report of
q new high record Of iron production at
s. S8S.574 tons for the first half Of 1902
IS accompanied by the statement that
ursoId stocks at the end Of that period
were only %, S6I tons compared with
312, $50 tons d yea. previously
IN textile manufacturing the feature
was the opening OF mems wear. worsted
fabrics for next spring with a general
advance Of 21l2 TO 10 cents.
Cotton goods tend 10 favor ruTChas-
eTs, owing to the prospect Of q large
cotton crop and the tendency Of goods
to accumulate because OF the light ex-
port movement. Shoe shops are active
or spring samples and buyers are nu-
meTOus II the Boston market
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HOTELS.
ATLANTIC CITY

zHE ELsNERE, Is North eeoss4. ave-.
Atlantic CITY, y. J.
Terms reasonable KATE HOPPER
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Eddie" Connolly, Who recently de-
feated Pat" Daily in England, has been
matched to meet Tom Couhig and
Martin Duffy in q six-Tound bout IN Chi
cago in about tao weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
POLICE COURT.

Business Is nourishing in police
court again. There worc four young
men up, three of which received prom
ising futures of ten days each.
Frank Morgan a man OF all trades.
travelling for his living. was To leave
town immediately or got ten days.
Edgar Wilson. a would be rider of
buffalo Williams show. and George
Brown, has been cook for the same
outfit VIII engage in work Tor the city
for several days They missed their
train ont of Ei paso several minutes
and Bunalo Bin refused TO wait for
them.
Ernest Cahill. crack rider Of a race
horse troup OF Trinidad. SO he saws.
was tine third who will be in the city
ten days. He Is the travelling advance
agent of the troup, but for unknown
reasons they failed Go supply him with
the necessary To keep his system IN
working order
Dick Hayward did a turn In court
This morning lac is quite au actor,
but his wife not being pleased with his
acting. had him run in As she failed
to appear against aim. ho was dis.
charged after H. told painful. nathot.
Sc story Of a cruel life OF a married
man. Il was "a case OF omen dat door
and let me in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
SETS FIFE 10 CHURCH.
Janltor Leaves Letter confessing 10
Crime Of Arsor.

~AtfNF~f ~~NfffN@ ~NNNNt ~'Ffif Ne"'ifH ~
Crime Of Arsor.
4 Phoenix dispatch dated October
c, says
a letter Yves found I'm tha temporary
quarteTs Of the Baptist church here
containing an alleged confession OF
Chas l. Lines. that hc had sci Gre Ia
tho Baptist church which was coma
pictely destroyed. two weeks ago Fri
day.
Lines Is an rs year Old son of q min
lister. well known as a colpoItur Of
tac American Baptist Publication So
c'ety and q resident OF this c.ty The
boy wa IanItor of fha church and was
retained. even In tn NV quarJers OF
tbe cana egGtiCn being under POO sus-
picien The ictor raa dated October
p. and was pinned f1 the WALL 10
one has over seen h.m since. or knows
ahcrc ho has gone lc Says b 1ne3
inc oaureh csht years ago aul has
found 90 Impossible to iiyo moral
much Ross a Christian lfa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
aoW ANcNo l996LIoANs.
The hl7mog,rdo Convention Divides
2quarciy Gu Putting Up
County Ticket.

fFom hHmoroc1o. uar-
lsh ~ Peso ral slvs
Tho republican y convention.
called f9e .ho pugros Ok namIua dale.
aat. ta ,ho territorial convention az
hctn end placing p county ticket .u
tha Ae.l v1E haii of he county court
house Ai,hH. Eye.cn. j. %. Laurie.
and G G. Bryan wore named as dole
gatos TO Ration
The procec .Da were very har
mor'ou uutn be question oi p'aclrea
county ticket in 1. Geld came before
the convention on this question The
delegates spli, wide open Tho dole
gates from Alamo 0rdo. Tulaross two
from Ci0udcroit and one from Iarllm
iyteeu in an Bonded together for
the purpose Of preventing q ticket be-
ius nominated, and as they repres nj.
cd two-thirds Of tho Votes IN the con
vention the eight delegates from the
,oun,y We're routed after a strenuous
chort ia carry their point
When the motion moi TO place a
ticket in tine field carried the conven-
ton lost all somblance OF order and
broke and adjourned.
The action taken Is generally be-
Hcyod to be due to the action OF 2
corporation attorney who has legisln.
tive ambitions and who believes he
can carry his banner TO victory by
trading wnh the democratic His calcu.
latous are likely Co miscauy now
ever for the murmurings OF discomfort
and dissatisfaction are being heard al
ready and plans are now under way
for monster mass meeting To be held
here next Thursday, whom il 81 more
than probable a complete republican
ticket will bn placed in the field.
It Is not unlikely that II this pro
Fram carries. the democratic nominee
ios ma legislature will be endorsed In
case the attorney referred TO should
succeed in securing tne nomination for
the legislature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11

This morning. .al O'Clock, Dr. l.. n.
ChauberlIn received q telegram from
Muncic Tad. conveying 20 him the sad
Intelligence OF the death of his father.
iniow, Rev. j. w Heath. at Muncic.
40 . O'Clock tails moraiug Mrs. Cham.
berlin. the hareayed daughter. LET. for
Auuc.o yesterday morning In the nope
or reaching the sad home before the
death OF her father, but Ia now on her
way and viii not know OF her fathers
death unll a telegram iutercepts her
en- route Tho deceased was about 20
cars Old and tor years. long before
MIS- present Illness, be was we'll
known and popular Methodist Epsco.
pal church minister Ge suffered from
paralysis and gcaerel breaking down
Of his entire systcm, which Hnaily re-.
suited IN his death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
- 81 - raIlure.

Percy "A. Starr republican nominee
tor sherln of san Juan county died of
heart failure Tuelay he. with some
9th parties, were driving some sheep
90 Pueblo Bou.to. and while crossing
the San Juan river part OF the sheep
stopped on @ sand bar. He started TO
wade IN 90 slwt them of and struck
q place n the water that came up 10
his wal lia was oyefhoated and the
cold water caused congo ton Of the
heart IIe fell backward into the wa
ter dead he was nominated Cor sher.
in hy The republican convention on
Saturday lie was 20 years old ana
very popular.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
RAiLRoAu NOTES.


WORE on tae santa ~ Central rail-
Wy :" fi'ei t@iH-A oA tuui
,ho 49,, ''' ~
ma G.. ~.
.,,,,-,,,,, -. =. .'.,..'...... IS,
-. 80
a. 80 -, - '''' 'ie '''''' 49,
49,.
ole, r,,.,, ,,..,,ta,. 49, - e.,
l.ao -. 49,
-.
-.
a. -, .,..-
-, -,
49,. 80. ''i''''.'
- -" $50, $500 " '-''.''s o'u'''. ".'' .
- "ri'"'h'eu
-. men
ias. "ee" ~. ''' f'i' "0i T."
OF pusintas up thtle on thlt tFlP.
Mis. , y Cheeaebro' DELEGATE TO me
l.. a. OF y. OF r. r. iett Raton loi
cleveland 10 attend the hLth biennial
convention 81 tnat worthy organiha'
noh' MfH' CAeeaebro was met az that
place ry Delegate Mrs Ben from Las
r,v-9s ana tne delegate from Wluslow,
Ariz.
A fare of one and one. third has been
made hv INC santa Re railway lor dele
gates ana others dosirip, 40 attend the
republican territorial convention M
Ration. October ~. Ybis rate IS made
ON The certificate alan. nagseneers mar.
chaslng one.,av firRefs 10 Ration talk
ing recent Tor same which win entitle
a return rste of ouetbird fare
!. p. Moreep's rcported affemut 10
arrango aeal wf,b tbe Great Western
RAILWAY. which is tbe lireest aitboush
not the vsaltbIeet limo ip fsuriand "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
The Worot Forn.

Mutltudes are singing the praises OF
Kodal, the new discovery which is
making SO many sick people well and
weak people strong by diEesting what
what they cat. by cleansing and sweet
enIug the stomach and by transform
ing their food into the kind OF pure
rich, red blood that makes you feel
good all over. Mrs CranGn. oil Troy.
l. T,writes, For a number of years /
was troubled with digestion and
dyspepsia which grew into the worst
form Finally | was induced % use
hodal and after using four bottles /
am entirely cured. ! heartily recon.
mend Kodal TO all sufferers from indig-
estion and dyspepsia Take a dose
after meals. Il digests what you eat
B. II, Briggs d co... H. ORiclly &
Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
ON ANOTHER ROUND.
Advertising Car OF Territorial Fair
Reaches Las Vegas Again.

advertising Car OF efritofiai AR
Reaches Las Vegas Again.
The advertising car that has been
on the move for the past thirty days
announcing 90 the world that there
is going TO be- a bis territorial fair
at Albuquerque. n. A. landed in this
city again Saturday morning rhe crew
WEI busy Distributing an zIn0s and
varieties O. advertising matter &C.
the thou and of people that were ia
attendance at BunaI0 Buia big
show Albuquerque BE- bound 90 have
O crowd at the great territorial expo
sitou chat viii undoubtedly nu-
pa anything and everything on rec
ord.
From thc l8tb 90 tua 18Th Of Oe-
tau.t o. GA. time Whn Che iair az
ISOLATION sin have enc biggest src
cess since .s organ .ulon. twenty
two years ae1 end people from
every port of Sew NcNlco are going
TO pour iut1 Albuquerque br tho
thousands 90 see the best fair 10 the
history OF tae territory and the
finest ever hold n the southwest
La Vegas win send an enthusiastic
delegation 10 our ncighhur city and
help % max the great event rod
letter day in thu territory Of New Mex.
leo.
There VIII he things doing wurta
poing across the continent 90 see and
The Optic believes that tho untiring
efforts of the management are 10 be
rewarded by the attendance of an
immense crowd OF sightseers. Meth
er. time. money or expense Is being
srared 60 make each days program
a splendid one and those from rhe
neighboring states who attend the
fair OF 1902 and need no further
argument TO convince them that New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
cumrfcn IN rms nnItudc, us probable

cumriun IN TINS arItudc. n rs probable
that he will accept.
The news Of MIR. Selby's contempat.
cd departure from Las Vegas will
causc general and sincere regret In
this city. He is n highly educated gen.
ueman. n profound thinker. logical
reasoncr and displays superior ability
as a talented and dovout servant of the
Master. And with all his brilliant at.
tributes. natural and acquired. Mr. sci
BY is one OF the most genial ana com.
panionable Of gentlemen. His magnet.
/. ~ attracts friendship. while his pro.
nouuced worth as an enrnest christian
minister and broad minded gentleman
retains IL, His popularity Is not con.
lined TO the members of his own
'urch. for all who know him admire
honor his cstimahle qualities of
AMI heart.
uscon merits congratulations on
curins Mr. Selby and his charming
Nifo as citizens, and Grace church Is
especially Fortunate Las Vegas Rec
ord.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11

a Smart Lion With Norrls 6 Rowe:
Big Show,

Sultan. one Of tho lions with the
Norris & Rowe's big trained animal
shows has hit upon a pleasure $50 nov
el in animal society that il deserves
recording sultan IS the voting lion
who rides at full speed around the
ring upon a pony's back, performing
numerous difficult feats When he IS
not in the ring h. is allowed to romp
and play outside his cage. A fayorite
place for Sultan was upon an old rug
which he would invariably pan out
into the sunlight. His trained amused
himself one day by rubbing the rug uu-
IN he received an electric spark o..
considerable snap, AMI then discharge
IL upon the nose Of his pet Not long
after this the lion was observed TO RON
upon the blanket or rug entirely Of
his own accord. and then TO run 10 the
iron stakes that support the main
tents, and obtain a spark. This he con
tinued TO do, and his own observation
seems To- have taught him that he must
approach notai N order 10 receive the
spark Sometimes he runs 10 a heavy
circus wagon and other times uses the
chains which limits his freedom As
he ticks bis nose after the prictling OF
the spark he never fails 20 wag his
tail. and his face assumes "A decided
expression Of pleasure. Sultan viii
Zoe seen with the Norris & Rowe's big
shows which are 90 appear In Albu-
querquo for one dag only next Thurs
dav. Octobor fG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
Forty Ycars Torturs.

TO be relieved from a torturlng die
case after 40 years torture might well
cause the gratitude of anyone. That
a what De Wits witch Hazel salye
ala for G. Hanoy, Geneva, O lie says.
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured
lac OF piles after | had suffered 30
years Cures cuts. burns. wounds.
skin diseases. Beware OF counter
leits. Il. II. Briggs d Co. II.
ORiclly & Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11

Additional dctaile have been receiy
ed OF the death Of Leandro Medina,
who was Killed while digging a woll at
Gaiistco last Friday. Medina had been
at work for some time on the we'll for
the Santa Re Central Railway compa-
ny ana it was quite deep The earth
around the edges was loosened by men
chopping wood nearby which caused II
to cave in when Medina resumed
work. The funeral services were held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
Fata. coIIapse OF Hotel.

Jackson. Mich, oct. li.--One wall of
the Otsego hotel, In process of CON
struction, collapsed this morning while
thirteen men We're at work on the roof.
Eight Of the men escaped by jumping
to another part of the structure. The
other five went down. One. Henry
Ciltner, is still buried In the ruins,
while the others have been taken out
seriously. hut IL Is thought not fatally.
injured.