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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
FARminoToN.


From the Times.
+. VI torco sold HIS herd OF sheep
10 the Thatcher Bros. who are winter
ing their herd at Craigs ranch.
James tlrod stopson OF Foster
blac6lock. ami an electrical engineer.
from Albuquerque. came Mp last week
for visit with the home folks
The san Juan County Sheep Grow.
ers' association will hold Il meeting
mere Saturday for the purpose of con
sidcriug matters of importance to
them. especially the sanitary tax
u {. Hamilton. travelling salesman
from Denver dTdg house. while down
here last week. made trip To- the
JowUtt mission an. took hack with
him for Development Tor himself and
the mission about nity NEGATIVES oi
the missions Indian school and other
scenes Of the atoriEincs
Early the other afternoon. conncc.
LIONS were completed 10y the COLORADO
Telephone company by which this
town may communicate with Duranso
ana the outside world Tho last poits
were brought IN Christmas afternoon.
ana the poe, and linemen soon follow
ed. This VIII bee Of great advantage TO
Us In cases pf emergency This s one
step forward aud now Tor the railroad
ani telegraph
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
rHiRrY.THRse TO NOTHING.
TIE Guards Went Down. Easily De
feated, by the Agricultural Col
lane Team

After dofcating the local government
Indian syhool eleven in "A closely con.
tested game by the score OF to .. and
following IL on New Years afternoon
by defeating the team organized from
the albuquerque Guards In game de-
void OF oil closoness, the victorious
Agricultural college boys returned Ia
the Mesilla valley last night.
The Guards. who dounod their uni.
forms carly YESTERDAY morning and
had chips on their shoulders Goycral
hours hcfore :hc game was called. went
down leforo the Na,tn's Tho a wheat
hclu ~ thc path OF a torriuc tornado
and when Miller. the coach and Dan.
hurF the captain, saw how casily the
Guards Gould be defeated after the
nrst halt when the score was II 10 ~
they r"tired several of the college first
players and substitute. others who
were not so good This was done. evi.
d'utiS. 10 give tho Guards encourage.
Went ahl an opportunity to score. but
Alhuquprque's gallant young militia.
men could not stop the onslaught. Tor
the last half was almost as bad as the
first and the nna. score was an
nouncod AS 33 10 in favor Of the col
logc team
Three Of the Guards best players
namely Worries, Mcnona~ and smith
were not In the game yesterday, and
their absence no doubt had great
deal TO do with the poor exhibition
given by the local representatives.
The officers of yesterdays game
were. napier, referee. Mover. um
pirc. Oliver and Travis timekccrcra
Their duties were performed In a high.
ly satisfactory manner.
The visitors were royalty treated
while 10 the territorial metropolis. and
all went home last nipht well pleased
with their vacation in tho big city of
thr no Grande valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

From the Republican.


Miss Alice Boutwell, has returned
from her studies AT Santa Fe.
Pete huxley came mp from W,nslow
on Christmas TO visit his relatives
II y. Kelley's pay check for Novem
ber was found and returned TO him
by n lady living at winslow
John McGinn, son of the Gibson sup
erin;endent Is here from Asuiiar, Col.
orado. to spend the holidays AT homo.
Herman shade. district president
Of the United Mine Workers returned
from visit To Colorado points on the
2hth inst.
Leon Ianigan. who Ia brother OF
II. ". Lanigan. the school director. ar
rived here from 81. Louis. and will
sale house.
surance adiuster came ont and fixed
the amount of damage to W A. Smiths
house ana furniture.
Sven Johnson, lately of Minnesota.
Is here visiting HIS brother. Paul He
viii go from here TO Sweden. probably
making visit TO his brother In Aus.
tria first.
Miss Minnie Wilson has been oblig
ed 10 return home from Pueblo. Colo
rado. IN account OF rheumatism. She
was training for nurse In the Colo.
RADIO Fuel and Iron cimpany's hospital
al that place.
The Manuol'to OH company has com.
menced drilling on their land about
four miles west Of Gallup They have
plenty of water To use IN their work
which has been commenced at the
bottom Of the eighty foot well which
has been sunk to their parafIlne reef
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
WIDOW RENE INFERRED.
Passengers on No, 8 Contribute a
Fund for Dead Fireman's Vile.
lkCUsA BRIDGE ACClD nj.

Captain Sam u. lIcRdy was tho con.
ductor In charge Of the No limited
train, west bnuno. Tuesday afternoon
when Henry \ shopper. the nrcman.
met most horrible death
The captain came IN from tho west
on No. = last night and called 40 Tue
citizen office this morning In cuuvcr.
sation with rep escntatiyc uf this
paper be- stated that when the passcu
gers bcCac aware OF the fatal accident
10 Fireman Schuppcr. one Of them. II.
u Hostettcr the millionaire member
of the Hostetter's Bitters company
started subscription paper among the
passengers, placing his name down fol
s5n. and his little son. n tot of CD d
? or years OF age. gaid
Papa. | want 10 subscribe"
How much do you want to sub
scribe?'
An I've got" remarked the child,
and In proof thereof gave over to his
father cents
After the rounds Of the passangerg
had been made. Mr. Hostcjter found
that the purse made up lacked s. Is of
500. iie added tnat amount 10 his
$50. and then turned oet goo as a
gift from the passengers on No. o.
the widow of the fireman. The con
ductor gave the money % Frauk
Georges. who was the engineer with
the fireman at the time he met his
tragic death. and last night. oh oturn
Ing 70 the city Mr. Georges called ON
the b"reaycd young widow and pre-
sontcd her with the passengers htri.
button.
Conductor lIeady. In regard TO the
accident said
The accident happened about 3S
Tuesday afternoon at the FIRST bridge
about three quarters OF IA milc west OF
laguna After leaving l.aguna Schrop.
per had fired up aud stepped To the
right side n the engine to see " every
thing was all right. leaning his head
forward, Just then the engine entered
the bridge aud his mead came Ia con.
tact with the FIRST iron gi;dcs. He fell
from hfty To seventy feet from the on
gine to the bottom. his body flrst strik
ing on biz boulder and rolling over
into the water 4 few train lengths
from the bridge Engineer Georges
missed his fireman and Immediately
brought the train To- q standstill II
was backed % the bridge and there
with bis face under the water. and his
blouse floating on top Fireman Henry
A. SChoppcr was found with his skull
cracked partially open and dead II
was then. after the body had been re
covered from the water and taken
back To iaguna and the train proceed
ed ON westward that Mr Hostctter
started the subscription and secured
500 :or the widow"
Conductor iieady says that he never
met n more kindly. sympathetic class
of passengers In all his experience as
n ira uman, and Mr. Hostotter and 9th
ors were extremely anxious to know
IN what condition the dead fireman
had left his widow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
STAY AWAY FROM Ell pAso.
That ls the Moral Told by the Follow.
ina Tale.

a man named Bailey, who halls from
Alamogu do GtorO county, went "a
celebrate the Christmas holidays In El
Paso says the New Mexican. On Sa,
urday morning of last week he ex.
plained To the police OF III paso that
he had been robbed OF $3.50 at an III
Paso dive. The robbery. ne said, oc.
CURED while he was In n room belong
ins To an vi Paso young woman. He
accuses a saloon keeper OF taking the
money He said that the saloon keeper
entered his room and took away his
ousers containing the money He
claims 10 have been sober and awoke
and to have called ont to the intruder.
The saloon keeper fastens the guilt on
his porter, II any one is to be blamed
but the porter, he claims. has skipped
out, The case attracted considerable
attention In III paso. which IL accus-
toned TO those Kind ~ happenings aud
the III paso authorities are at least
max ng a faint effort at thorough In
yCgtigaficn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
FROM C0RReSP0N DENTS.
Drop in Copper Aefins Murderer
Held Without Bail.
ITEMS FROM GOLDEN.
lTEnS FROM GOLDEN


Special Correspond
silver city Dee 80 The conner
mines iu taiH section are very much
depressed over tine drop ln copper hut
u nearly every case the owners arc
taking out or" aud work ia bcing COS
ricd ON. Some are going ahead and
placing orders fIr machinery and sup.
plies ~ copper should stay at tho
rrosout low Hgure or 40 lower il would
lc quito n blow M the prosperity this
section of the TERRITORY has experienc
ed during the past fow years as the
vast bodies of copper ores are Just get.
ting In developed shape However.
the southwestern part OF the territory
contains large universal deposits OF
gold lead. iron. and numerous other
mctals which are being mined In large
quantities Owners of copper proper.
ties are confident tnat within ninety
days the copper market will become
settled and the price will go back 90
fair figure and consequently are con.
tiuuing work
The grand hall given by the local
militia company Oh Christmas night
was the largest attended affa.r of the
season
John Chldrrs, who shot and Killed
Thomas Hcnin IN the club house ga
loon short time ago. had a hearing
before Justice Ncwcomb at the court
house Friday and was held without
bail The Judge rrrrs' prevaNs, and
ion ,hp, uriors ata,us that In his opiu.
Ith the deed was prcmeditated and a
cold hlOoded murder. Chllders father
VINO ~ wclltO do stockman In Texas.
sent two attorneys from that state To
handle the case and endeayor To We,
him ont of the Gcrapc II Is under.
stood that Childcrs' attorneys will en-.
deaVor To have him released upon hail
by hahcas corpus proceedings.
Charles Broakhill has disposed of mis-
interest In the postuiiice newsstand and
confectionery store 10 j. NJ Tretter
aud expects TO leave for Arizona In IA
short time.
The merchants of Silver CITY have
been enjoying an exceptionally large
holiday trade this year
MIR. and Mrs. John l.. burnside re
turned from their wedding trip the
first Of the week
The local Eastern Star lodge OF this
city VIII celebrate the installation Of
their new officers Friday night hy a
dane" and banquet.
st George Robinson an old resident
and business man of silver City. who
rs now located in Clifton. spent the hol.
days In silver city he reports Clif.
ton as booming mining camp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
WHERE IS MccARTY7



surance mVn T,y rraud.
A SUIT against various insuranc,
coapanits for amounts approNimatinp
s26 900. which was filed In the district
court at Phoenix the other day. prom
lsCs 20 uncover thc "details Of one OF
the most uniquely sensational insur
ance cases over Nnowu
Early in June ths year John Me
Ca~ty famous hunter and scientist
went with a party OF friends FOR long
hunt Va Mogollon mountains. A few
wo"ha iator hc lcft camp To hunt alone.
ans IDvDr returned
On August - scarchers found "A body
supposed ~ be McCarty's in ,.uer's
canon. south OF Flagstaff The body
had been horribly mutilatod. presuma
"iy Ol Dear both logs were urukcn.
the hirs dislJcLted and tdc head nj
most severed from the body Tho re.
mains were taken t. Phoenix to the
widow ana claims put in for insurance
Ncipra leaving Phoenix McCarty had
taken uut a 10000 life policy In the
MonHattan comprHy of New York "A
Ilu accident ga the Frankfort com.
pcuy oi Germany, $4,000 !n the Work.
men. 10000 IN che Forcstcrs and var.
Gus amounts ia the Fratcrnnl Brother.
hunr ui Los Angeles. Woodmcn and
similar organizations After n long IN
vcstigauon payment was refused on all
policies, and as a consequence a suit
"as lccn begun on the part of the
widow.
indcrwritcts at Phoenix who insur.
cd McCarty declare that an attempt
has been made To victlmizc the iusur.
an,c companies and even assert that
b A..
tc >" McCarty's. was one OF two stolen
from Phoenix graveyard about the
time Mcvgrtys party left.
McJarty was territorial game and
fs- ~c'rr'lssia~cr s.c,i,b.r Of th,,
Masonic and many other orders. and
for many years had contributed TO the
museums at lale. H.rvaru. Cornell
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Illinois and a
score Of other universities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
UNCLE SANS RAILROAD.

The United States Is operating "A
railroad OF It's own and does not make
cent out OF II from one years end TO
the other. according to the Express
Gazette. Only few miles from New
York. on The Sandy Hook peninsula
is six mile steam railroad. with Fort
Hancock as ons terminal and Highland
beach as the other This road. while
limited on it's rolling stock to one
locomotive. one combination baggage
and passenger car ami several freight
cars. Is in touch with the whole c0un
try. as II nnect2 at Highland bcR, n
with the Central railroad at New lcr-
scy. Large operations In the line of
ordinance tests are secretly conducted
al aSndy Hook proving x, ounds by the
ordnance department at Sandy Hook
ana II Is the transportation OF this ord
nance together with ammunition and
supplies. that furnishes the bulk OF
business of this railroad The passcn
ger 4 afilc Ii small. as II is limited 20
those having passes issued by tn
military authorities Of the United
States Aside from the inscription
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds. which
appears on the cars and locomotive
there Is nothing about the train 10 ,ue
gest the ownership Of the road Never
tholesg II Ia Uncle Sans own railroad
with an artillery sergeant as conductor
and traffic manager. Col ] B isur
bank who tx nj present IN command at
Fort Hancock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
COMMITTEE IN CONTROL.
Big Firm in Cleveland In charqe OF
Syndicate.

The Everett Moore syndicate own
hnd control many trolley and tele.
phone lines throughout Ohio and Mich.
lshn The following are the more i'm
portant street car companies Cleve.
lahd Electric Railway company. De.
troit. United Railway company. Cleve
land, Falnesyillo & Eastern Railroad
company Detroit 4 Toledo Short Line
Rai road company, Lake Shore Elec-
tric Railroad company and Northern
ONO Fraction COMPANY The commit
t'" say that al these properties were
'onnd, hardly without exception. In
good condition. perfectly solvent and
iu 90 Wis" embarrassed Among the
t'lci 41no properties are the United
states Long Distance Telehhone com
pany Cnyahoga Telephone company.
cleveland, stark County tOhioi Telc.
phone company, and Peoples Tele
phone Cumuagg detroit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

Miss Mabei Callow and sam Iinckloy
were married Monday evening at Ger
rillos, at the home OF the brides sister
Mrs. George Tripp. Both the young
people are well known In Las Vegas
having resided there for some time
Mr.. iIinckley Is at the present time
employed by the Santa Fe company
and Is wei and fayo ably known. Mrs
ilinckley will remain IN Los CerrilOs
for a month visiting her sister, after
which she will return 20 Las Vegas Ia
make her future home.
Mrs. HInckley, nee Miss Mabel Cal.
low was until recently resident of
Albuauel que. and Is very well known
here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
pAMAGEs FROM INJURIES.

Dave Cowardinc, who was Injured hy
santa Fc train near Cicero some
months ago has settled with the com
pany for s3.5Oo. he carried 800 acct
dent insurance IN the II bthcrhuod "
Railway Tralnmcn Of which he was a
member. and has also received this
money The Santa Fe company has
given him lotcr tn-Ns,,ps!! 'h''hd' 'ht
Whisonaud recommending him FOR
employment at anything he can do
and he viii probably take a clcrkship
as soon az he gets used to hls cork
leg Altogether MIR. COwardine 80
ceived $4,000 for his injury. and this
sum II properly invested will. with tho
assistance of such wages as he cen
make keep him and his family In com
Portable circumstances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

The remains ~ the late julius Price
arrived in the city this mo ming from
Socorro. accompanied by the bereayod
family, and were escorted To the resi-.
dence Of Mr. and Mrs Leon B Stern
on West Copper avenue. During the
morning hours a large number Of the
fiiends Of the deceased awaited them.
selves OF the las, opportunity OF view.
Ing the conntenance Of one whom they
had cherished At 9 this afternoon
yer yimpresslye services were con
Quoted by Rabbi Jacobs and several
appropriate hymns were sung. after
wh'ch the remains were followed by
relatives and friends to the quiet city
Of the dead and deposited in their
inai resting place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
RAILROAD NEWS.
Pennsylvania Being Prosecuted 'or
DIackIisting Santa Fe's Big
Locomotive.
LEAD; the WORLD IN RAILROADS,
pRosEcurEs ron nLNcKLlsrINC

pROsECuTEs FOR RLACKLISriNG
According to an eastern paper. fd.
ward II Bcncdict has brought ut
az; INST the Ponusylyanit Railway com
pnuy fot s. 900 damages. G. aiming that
the company hlacklisted him Benedict
was employed 10y the company ani p.n.
NOTED until made q conductor Resign
Ing he engaged W..h the Ateh -yu Tl.
polka y Santa Fc. and the baltimore 4
ohio from both OF whNh companies hc
was dismissed he claims that the
dismissals were made by reason 90 le'.
tcts rcceigcd from the officers OF the
agents ~ the defendant company.
The Santa Fe oihcial- at Topeka
clalm to know nothing of Mr.. Benc
dict or his dismissal from the Santa
Fea employ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
silver CITY easket Bali Team.

The major portion OF the Normal
school contingent consisting of Prof.
e, NJ Light, Prof. Hugh A owen,
Manager Clara Upchurch Captain Car.
rie Whitehlll, Misses Kate Crawford.
Eta Schultz. Elsie McGregor. Ella Cos.
grove and Ruth IIinman. returned
home on sunday train from Albu.
querque Miss hillaWeber stopped over
In Deming Ia visit her father, Especial
thanks are due 20 the Albuquerque
lodge OF Elks for reception and lunch
and 10 Miss lima Tascher, a friend OF
Miss Kate Crawford, who entertai ned
the team at her home Gt afternoon tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
TWO FATALITIES.
Brakeman and laborer Crushed to
Death ard Three others In
iured in Wreek

Two men were killed and three seri
ousiy injured as the result OF a gravel
raln wreck on the El Paso A. North.
rastcrn railroad one mile from El Paso
Monday
James Whatlcy, brakeman, and
Juno Limon, Mexican laboror, who
were on board. were crushed to death.
ana three otht- Mexican laborers are
ia the hospital In a reoarious condi.
tion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
From the Optic

ANhl wv bifAlfH
Merchants license for the year 1909
was granted n lcyy ~ Brother
Billy Reed. the ahsconding barber.
has bccn noard from at the home uf
hts lathcr in Ohio
Mrs, Charles Blyiho died shortly
after 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. she
was the wife Of the trairuad tplegrea ah
operator
Las Vegas lodge No I @ q +,
elected the following officers n g.
n NJ Elwnod v @. G. W Vessel;
treasurer w. T. Critics, secretary a.
J Wert2 trustee s Nahm
Miss Fannie Ilni itzell the popular
steuographcr In the office Of byron
Mills. is confined to her room through
the unfortunate settling Of cold IN
her lungs She hopes TO he out In a
fcw DAYS
John " Kelly . partner nf George
Beatty In Rociada mines. and after
whom Kelly hill In that mining dis.
trict. was named IS az the central
hotel with fair. lovahc bride whom
he capture over In Santa Pc county
J l.. l.aub IL now laid up for repairs
In st Josephs hospital at Milwaukee.
Wis. where he has been joined by his
family from Ration, lie writes tha, he
viii be out again IN short time ms
sound a n sound dollar. also that the
mercury In the the mometer Is play
Ing around the zero mark quito often
dropping To 10 and go degrees below
No place like New Mexico for fine cli.
mate. either winter or summer
Charles Givens has accepted posi-
tion In the trainmasters' Office
Georgc T. Markham and Miss Mary
Norman deny the soft Impeachment
that they are about tn commit matri.
mony
q A Rohgeb has received a printed
postal card from G. ! Gonzales. AT
Guaymas. Mexico. wishing him "A hap.
~ New Year In eighteen diffcren, Ian.
guaros
In the usual quiet good way they
have Of dong things the Elks made
Mrs e. e Shirk. wife OF the dead mem
her. handsome cash present Christ
mas day.
II will be news 10 residents of Las
Vegas who formerly resided in Kokn
mo. Ind. that Bob Murray. one Of the
best known gamblers in the west. once
worth from 10000 to $50. 600. IL today
poverty stricken In Denver Colo. He
Z In also blind and bereft OF reason.
And Mrs. G. w. Morton, wife OF
telegraph operator. who recently sui
clded nj Trinidad. Colo. through des
pendency. Is former Miss Emma
each. eldest daughter Of Lewis w
Leach. formerly Of Kokomo By
strange fatality the three Leach girls.
Emma. Sittie and LollIe-are now
all widows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
RAILWAYS or THE WORLD.

The announcement by the Railway
Age that larger addition has been
made to the railway mileage OF the
United states in 1901 than In any pre-.
cedlng year since 1890 lends special in.
t. est To some figures just published
by the treasury bureau Of statistics r..
garding the railways Of the United
States and the world
According To these figures the steam
railways ~ the United States now ag
gregato practically 200 600 miles and
those Of the entire world nearly SEQ 900
miles. This does not include ALWAYS
operated by electricity, NJ which thr
mileage exclusive ~ street aud suburb.
an roads, is now considerable aud rap
idly increasing. 50 that il may safely
be- said that the railway mileas, OF the
lnited States exclusive OF those for
street and suburban service IL fully
100000 miles.
For the entire world the London
Daily Mall year book for 1909 esti
mates the total miles open for trafiic
at SiS.3is. OF which 220 657 miles are
In North America, lGs 500 In Europe,
30 $50 In Asia, 2s.3Gi Ia south AneI-
ca, 1850 In Africa and li2s2 miles in
Australasia Thus the United states
have two fifths of the railway m leaga
~ the world and larger mileage than
any other single country,
Comparing the mileage ~ oth or
countries with that Of the United
States. the United States stands nrst
with ia937s miles; German empire.
1884 Russia. 1884 France, 26,Gi3.
India, 2o.O35; Austria Hungary, 22.-
9l9. Great Britain and ireland 2l TOO:
Canada. 1867; British Australasia.
1896. Argentina, l0tig. Italy. o.,
$40; Mexico. $500; Brazil. s.7ls, and
spa n s3OO miles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

IN company is In good financial con.
dition and will prosecute the work TO
HSiah
Ncnry slack, a former well known
resident Of Gallup has been visiting
his friends here this week. Tie has
been located for The past year at
rom, p'"hmond Califo, nia and Is an
Inspector IN the mcdaniel departm ~
Of the Santa Fy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
One was Killed and one VIII Die.

Az '@lhart. On the Rock Island last
week. Deputy Sheriff John l.. sullivan
and v. T., Cammack attempted TO ar
rest Thomas Myers and A. l.. Thinner
man on a charge of murder. when
sullivan ordered Myers and Thinner
man To surrender. II is claimed oae Of
them attempted to draw revolver
when the shooting began. Gus Beck.
bystlnder. was k,led. and ! aul Hin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

n Jackson. Danvillc, M. writes:
My daughter had a severe attack OF
Ia grippe and terrible cough settled
IN her lungs, We tried a great many
remedies without giving relief She
tried Foley's Honey and Tar which
cured her She has never been trou.
bled with a cough since" Aiyarado
Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
VENEZUELA RtvoLurloNlsrs.
Nnother Gang Of Political Agitators
unsns Up Trouble.

The british steamer Ran Righ, re-
rutly renamed the l.ibertador. has left
this port for the Venezuelan coast. She
carries among her passengers Senor
Natos. now referred to as General
Matus. several generals and other i'm
por'ant personagcs o, enezuela. who
Joined Matos here and 3n0 volunteers.
Matos has issued manifesto. calling
on AL fellow countrymen to take up
arms