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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-06

We can supply your wants in oil
cloth, and linoleum. The largest stock
t select from at Albert Faber's S05
Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-06

See our new spring line of carpets.
We can save you money. Albert Fab
err, 305 West Railroad venue
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-06

that would induce anyone to make
such a murderous assault upon him.
Deming headlight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-06
of f'ssis EARLY Risers
Tho famous little pills.

FOh SALE--Ol5 papers, rs cents per
rrrdr.d. at the Citizen Office.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-15
Races at Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, April 1.-THE match
race between the two American Derby
candidates, Wlful and Claude resulted
today in an easy victory for the Hildreth
mare, which won by two lengths In a
canter Summary:
First race six furlongs, seling-lnso-
lence won King Tatius second, Lysbeth
third. Time. III.
Second race, four and half furlongt
selling-Sweetio won Jessie Weller Sec
ond, Mingore third Time, Glg.
Third race mile and an eighth, special
match, $1,000 added-Wilful won Claude
third Nme-l554
Fourth race. mile and an eighth, Chick
asaw club handicap Barrack won,
Thane second Hu2zah third. Time, l:j6A
Fifth race, six furlongs optional won,
The Stewardess second Henry Of Fran
stamer third. Time, i;leh. s-s
Sixth race. mile, selling-Oronte won,
Emir second Choire uird, Time, LAX.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-15
Pyramid Mine shan Honse burned

Reno, New, April IA fire des.
troyed the shafthouse OF the Pyramid
Mining & Milling company's property
at Pyramid, last night, resulting in the
loss OF one life and probably two, and
damage to the company Of about 81 900.
The cause OF the catastrophe Is as yet
unknown.
The president of the company, c. A.
Norcross, and the superintendent. D.
w. Cults, went to the mine yesterday
afternoon The night shift CONSISTING
Of two men by the names Of Johnson
and Short, went to work about G
o'clock in the evening working on the
pumps, getting the water out of the
mine preparatory TO installing new ma
ohinery.
At about 2:20 this morning Supt. Cults
was awakened by q light shining in his
room, and upon going to the window
saw that the shafthouse was on fire.
The alarm was AZ once given and eve
rything done to save the property.
After the fire had gone down sufficient
ly to get near the works, the remains
Of one Of the men was found, but
charred beyond recognition. The other
man had not been rescued when Mr.
Cults left for Reno this morning.
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Shot at Every Man Who Appeared
On the Streets,
ROBBED THE P0ST0FFICFs
Succeeded In Making Their Escape
without Leaving a Truce OF Their
Identity At Fernda G, Wah

whatcom, Wash, April 1.-Two
masked outlaws held up the village
Of Ferndale last night, shot at every
man who appeared on the streets
robbed the postoiiice Of $780, and sue
ceeded in making their escape without
leaving the slightest clue TO their iden-
tlty
The outlaws made their first appear
ance IN the postofIice, where they or
dered the postmaster to deliver TO them
the contents of his TIL The postmaster
refused and, while one robber with
two revolvers in his hands kept him
covered, the other emptied the contents
Of the till into sack. Nothing but
money was taken.
-Four men who were in the office when
the robbers came in were compelled to
leave, the robbers firing their reyolvers
over their heads as they took their de-
parture. Before leaving a dozen
more shots were fred by the robbers.
The outlaws are believed by the an-
thoritles here to be the two convlcts
who last week broke out of the proyin-
cal prison at New Westminster b. Co.
and who Immediately made their way
to Vancouver where they provided
themselves with firearms by burglar
izing hardware store. The leader was
incarcerated in the penltentlary az
New Westminster under the name OF
Jones. but he has served two terms In
the penltentiary In this state under
the name of King. His companions
name Is Clark. Tonight posses are
guarding all the highways leading from
the vicinity of the outrage.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
lras. a Sixty to- one Shot, Was the
Surprise at Oakland

San Francisco, April 14.-Iras. a GO.to-l
chance was the surprise of the racing at
Oakland today. She scored very lucky
victory, Just lasting lonA enough TO win
by head from Anurew Hing. the heavily
played second choice. Byronerdale the
tayorlte, made a poor showing, H. b.
Smith owner OF lras. claimed Andrew
Ring for N2o + NJ, Brattain, fayorte for
the SIX furlongs was beaten by Fort
Wayne and MeXcanna. Glendenning, the
second choice, stumbled when the field
entered the stretch and threw Buxton,
who escaped injury, The weather was
line and the track good. Results;
First race, Futurity course, selling-H Hi
larry Won, Legal Maxim second Fairbury
third Time i.l2A
Second race, four furlongs, purse--Dr
ROwell Won, Al0manOZr second, ST. George
Jr, third. Time, ASH.
Third race, seven furlongs, selllng-Iras
won, Andrew Ring second, Blue Miracle
third. Time l.29i2
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling
Wayne won. MeXlcanna second, II. ~.
Brattaln third. Time, ll4A.
Fifth race, one mile and 80 yards, SELL
Ing -WlndHard won, Tom Slayin second,
Miss Vera third, Time, li5E,
Sixth race. one mile, sellmg-ktty Kel-
y won, l3edner second, sugden third.
Time, l42ls,
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GRAND AMERICAN SHOOT.
Annual Tournament Opens at Kan
sas City-2OO Shooters There.

Kansas City. Mo-, April li.-The Grand
American handicap tournament at inan-
mate targets began today at Blue River
park, five miles east VI the city Weather
conditions were improved over yesterday,
when practise wo-s began. out We're sull
not all that mgnt be desired, While II
was bright and clear. strong north wni
was blowing Nearly all Of the $40 marks
men entered for the Grand American
handicap, scheduled for Thursday had
arrived this morning, and they spent the
day In practise shooting or took part In
the eight smaller events on the program
for today.
Todays events were all at unknown
angles no handlcaps. al 20 blackbirds
each. with an entrance fee Of s.. 25 add
ed, The events were pulled on rapidly
and intense interest was shown from the
start
There were about nee entries In each Of
the events, many taking part In all eight.
Notwithstanding four traps were In
action none OF the results were known
until afternoon
Among the first men TO make clean
scores were; W. H. Crosby. O'Falon,
Ill.,. and Fred Gilbert. Spirit Lake, la.
8-yard men, Chauncey NJ Powers, Deca-
tur Ill, - yards, and Frank Reihl, Alton.
Ill, Is yards
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kidney trouble! Does your
back ache' Do you feel bad all
over and can't tell exactly what's
the natter Have you tried
medicines or doctors with
out benefit Are you about
discouraged? Then do as | did,
and get well-Use DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp.Root | know it will
cure you.
If he did this, would you be-
lieve him?
Wouldn't you, if you were a
sufferer, follow his advice, know
ing that he bore living, sentient,
vital testimony to the wonderful
virtues Of this great natural
remedy
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Presidents Gift 10 the Pope.

Baltimore, Md, April H.--Presldent
Roosevelt has sent to Cardinal Gibbons
and his eminence has forwarded by
special messenger to Pope Leo XIII, a
gift to be presented to the holy father
on the celebration Of his jubilee. The
gift consists Of ten handsomely bound
volumes. containing all the messages
and official documents Of the presidents
of the United States, from Washing
ton to Roosevelt The eft was en-
trusted by Cardinal Gibbons to a
clergyman who sailed from New York
for Naples today on the steamship Lii
guria. Autograph letters from the
president and CARDINAL Gibbons to his
holiness accompany the gift,
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Combes Wants an Investigation.

Paris, April n.-Edgar Combes, the
premlers son, has asked the prosecutor
TO open an investigation into the
charges made against him by NJ. Bres-
son, the editor Of the Petit Dauphinois
Of Grenoble, who in an article published
this morning alleged that an interme-
diary, whom he declared to be a prom
inent politician named Veryoort, had
approached him on behalf Of Edgar
Combes with an offer to secure an au.
thorizatOn for the monks Of the
Grande Chagtreuse monastery TO re-
main In France on the payment OF
5000, 600, of which so, 900 would be given
to NJ Besson as his commission on
the transaction.
lie Soir tonight publishes an interview
with NJ Vervoort who gives a complete
denial TO NJ. Bessons story in the
Petit Dauphinois.
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Events at Washington.

Washington. April H-Bennings sum
mary:
First race, maidens, hurdle, mile and
half over six huriles--Moderator won
Lady Radner second, Maize V third. Time
1901 20
Second race, the Bennlngs spring handl-
cap, seven furlongs- Merrlment won, April
showers second, Honolulu third, Time,
1904
Third race. four and one-half furlongs,
maldens-Eleata won TRANSPORTATION Sec
ond, Reverberate third. Tim, .5S 20
Fourth race, seven furlongs selling
Nupual won Little Boy second, Lucky
Gay third. Time, l:3l i-5.
Fifth race, seven fnrlongs, maidens-
Pearl Diver won, Walbrook second Mi
chaelmas third, Time, 1884 2-j
Sixth race. mile ana 80 yards, selling
II l. Coleman won. Black Dick second,
Benckart third. Time. 1850 2-j
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LOCAL EVENTS.
BASEBALL AT LOGAN.
City Team Is Defeated by the Il. Y
G. Aggregation, Eleven 10 one.

AZ Logan yesterday the b. Y, C. base
bail niue took the city team into camp by
a score OF II TO |, Barton who pitched
for the city team, was In poor form and
LET lot Of the college boys walk. The
lineup Of the Logan team included
St0ney. Waterbury and Gallager, The lat
ter played last season in the Pacific
Northwest league. The score by Innings
and batteries were as follows;
y. Y. G. ..............,.5 90 "a III
Logan O.. ...,-.., 60. .,,,.l 90 "
Batteries--Heines and Wright; Barton
and Davis
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Battle with outlaw Mckinney.

bakersfield, Cal, April A.-A second
battle was fought between Outlaw
James Mckinney and the pursuing Off
GERS at Keyesville, about four miles
from Kernsville at the foot Of the
Greenhorn mountains, on Monday
morning. q report Of which has just
reached here
The pursuing posse was composed OF
Deputies McCracken and Rankin, who
had the first fight with the outlaw on
the south fork Sunday reinforced by a
number OF others.
The details are very meager, but the
officers endorsed the bandit and cap
tured his mounts, which accounts for
his being seen at Isabella afoot later
in the day No one is reported to have
been wounded,
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wREsrLERs TOMORROW NIGHT
Reported that Jim Galentine VIII
Take a Chance on Mat.

Manager Shaver ~ the athletic carnival
which takes place no the Grand lhester
,oy,orr,W night. announces that Charley
ienpe Will oifciate as referee II is ~
ported that the sale OF seats Is heavy and
\ lie crowd Is looked icr. Word has
reached the city from Ogden 20 the eject
tsat lin Galentlne. the big wrestler who
vent against the Turk. Meralah, and was
defeated h In the junction city. ana pro
roses 10 come here tomorrow TOT me pnf,
Zoo ~ tnginy IA chance with Ross and
lrbounson Ross says he may come AMI
he rill take care ~ him ana viii agree
to t.row him within the prescribed time
Thoinpson says he has been Informed that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-15

Oakland, Cal. April li-Captaln Pete
Lehman Of the Oakland Baseball club
has res0rted 20 the courts TO try and
prevent one Of his players from jump
ing his contract. Outhelder o ilara has
jumped the Oakland team in order to
Join the Pacific National league, Lob
man applied TO Judge Melvin today for
a restraining order and was given tenn
porary injunction against the fielder.
The merits Of the case will be heard next
week In the superior court
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WELL, that is just what Hugo
w HUT, strongest man in the
Philadelphia Fire Department,
hero Of hundred battles with
the flames, is doing noW
through the medium Of this
newspaper.
Hugo HUT has been con-
nected with the Philadelphia
Fire Department for the past
four years. He is stationed at
the engine house at Nineteenth
and Callowhill Streets. Mr..
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Yale Student Drining the Sound.

New Haven, Conn, April l5.-Lester
c. Barton, of Chicago student az
Yale university in the class OF 1906 ana
a friend, whose name is unknown, are
missing and are supposed to be driitlhs
about the sound.
Barton, accompanied by his friend,
ro-to1 cat-hoat Monday morning and
was last seen between this port an7
Milford. II is believed that he Is either
drifting helplessly about the sound, or
has been washed up on the Long Island
shore.
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GIMLIN WANTS GAME.
Would Like TO Open Season with
Contest with Soldiers.

Pa Gimlln Of the Ogden baseball team
Is anxious to start the season off right
away, and for that purpose has tele-
poned down to this city to arrange a
game with the soldiers at Fort Douglas
Gimlln would like to have the soldiers go
to Ogden sunday but II Is doubtful II
they will be able to go on that date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-15

The freshmen from the East Side high
school and the juniors Of the West Side
school met in a game u baseball yester-
day afternoon which resulted In victory
FOR the former by a score Of q TO IT, The
lineup was as follows;
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Pacific NATIONAL
SEASON OPENS
.,s,e Starts Off EncOuragiugly
IN the Enemy's Country
,lTlslNG GAME AT FRISCO
. p,,ehIng OF Bowling Of Butte
s,,oek out Eleven Men Pacific
Coast League Games.

Francisco, April A.-The opening
~ :, The Pacific National league to-
l'A, ,,ss a pleasing contest, being full Of
W wi ciean fielding and with a spectacu-
~ .n.olng that enthused the large crowd
's'c,ators IN the opening inning,
~ San Francisco was at bat and two
=" an bases. Marshall hit the ball over
once for home run and the trio Of
n', that resulted were the only ones
~. IN the play. A feature was the
Nv, nltehlng Of Bowling Of Butte, who
~" ~, II men. The play had semi
sI,i start from the fact that Mayor
tni,, tossed the first ball over the
's M Score by innings u n y
v..,c,sco .....9OOO00O0-S 0
w. '""'' -. 100000 2
' a',,.,,A.- stovalI and Zearfoss; BOWL
osTS svlndells. Umpire, Warner
SEATTLE BEATS TACOMA
s.,ie AprI li.-Seattls won the open
sr'r,s M the season In the ninth in
s,'~ith two men out. Both Hogg and
rS.,iby pitched well and they were
Astsd up By sensational fielding, II be-
aiming in the sixth and HOgg lost
',,ol temporarily, illling the bases with
stre ant Two runs were scored on in
EiSns Huen scored the FIRST run Of
s.,ssson ON "a walk and steal and Tread
~ drive. Seattle won In the ninth on
s.is.'s error. With Treadway on second
u sre out Fisher dropped kelly's drive
"a hi irving 10 catch him at first threw
I'd Matt Stanley won the game with
s,il placed hit in left field that the
I'm Lawler could not reach. Score by
ming; u n II
cattle -. -. .....OO0100002-S /
s'.ema -, -. ...OO0002000-2 3 3
p,neries-Hogg and Stanley Mccarthy
"a Byers Umpire, colgan. Attendance,
I'D
LOS ANGELES. 4; HELENA, 8,
"A. Angeles April l4.-The Pacific Ma
ttsl league opened the season at Prayer
this afternoon with an attendance Of
,sg 700. Los Angeles won from Hell
"a by the score OF to 3. IL was a close
wlnierestng game, IN which stricklctt,
N Rdlys men, pitched splendid ball
ssoInr the seven hits made off his de-
I'm we'll scattered Errors were rather
hr,ent ON both sides Thompson, for
s,llsa allowed eight hits, but most OF
tis came In the first three. innings. AZ
n mis- Los Angeles could do nothing
IN Ms curves. Score by innings;
s,na...........1o1O1OoOO-S I 1
Is Angeles 90. ,.103O0OOOQ-l S 3
Batteries - Thompson ana Carish;
taasleit and Hanson. Umpire Huston.
SPOKANE TAKES ONE.
Portland, April l4--Spokane and Port
Nj Of the Pacific National league in
lggiated the 1909 season in this city to-
a with a thinning game, which the
giltrs won by score OF TO 2. The day
~ cola and raw, but the fielding was
aftleni each team being credited with
aiy one error Neither side was able to
u nan over the plate until the thir-
salh inning. when Spokane scored two
Us Portland came up and tied the
snt In the fourteenth Kaloph hit for
r. has, stole second, reached third on a
fsstd ball and scored on Elseys safe hit.
Radiance 2O0Q. Score:
r. II. L
s,hne .OOOOOO00O00021--S II /
hihnd % 000000000 002 % Is l
huenes-Damon and zaluskey; Quick
q. Anderson, Umpire, Mahaitey.
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HUT is known the strongest in the Fire Department
and has taken many prizes at athletic tournaments for his
prowess in the field of sports
He is also ex.segeant Of the United States Infantry
having for several years been stationed at Fort Niobra
Neb Mr.. HUT also served with the Sixth Pennsylvania
Regiment during the Spansh-American war
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reader of newspaper could be persuaded to read the thou
sends of such testimonials which come Dr. Kmers Swamp
Root the kidney troubles which ac humanity would be
cut down fifty per cent
For these testimonials all prove beyond doubt that
the greatest for kidney liver and bladder troubles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-15

Is an ordeal which all
women approach with
indescribable fear, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror of
childbirth. The thought
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have, at no time, been surprised To
learn Of my death. II was all due to
kidney trouble, for which 1 could Sc
cure no relief. / was under the care
Of my family physician for a number
Of years, but he was unable TO do me
any good. also consulted two noted
specialists on kidney diseases, but they
were unable to give me more than tenn
porary relief | had already made APP
plcation to join IN army but was
turned down on account Of my bad
physical condition.
u was advised TO try that greatest
Of all remedles--SWAMP- ROOT.
81 wrote to DR., Kilmer & Co., at
Blnghamton. N, Y, for a sample bottle,
and It's effect upon me was SO notice
able that | went Immediately and
bought supply from my druggist, with
the result that In a comparatively short
time I had entirely recovered and be-
came the man you see me now.
II served a number Of years in the
army,and for the past four years have
been connected with the Philadelphia
Fire Department Ny work, both in
the army and fighting fires in Phlladel-
phla, has been Of the most arduous. and
work that could not DO, did not have
strong physique.
II do not know what the words
kidney Trouble" mean now. and do
not expect TO- I cannot speak too
highly Of swamp Root A few bottles
OF this great remedy did more for me
than dozen physicians could"
(Signed 4UGO HUT
1928 Vine ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Fire=Fighter's Story
How the Strongest Man in the Philadelphia Fire Department Weakest
Gained His Strength and Health by Using Swamp-ROo the
Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy.

HERE'S the story Of who near deaths door and
~ was saved by using Swamp Root
If he came you and said my friend do you suffer with
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ERE IL tho story he
RI delphia's Great Newspaper, 1.-THE North Americana"
you will hardly believe there when my
body my relatives friends would
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, s.: g Z. !: s ' a; R;'; MO7HER'S
containing valuable information free. Ek@EE" MHED
The sradHed Regulator Co., Atsato.ea AZ kXBE EW&Y

a big list Of coming wrestlers are TO be
on hand tomorrow night and that he and
Ross VIII take them as fast as they come.
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BECOMING
n MO THER

OF the suffering and danger her. the expectan mother
OF pleasant ancpaons of coming event and casts over her
haaow gloom which be shaken off Thousands Of women
nave FOUND mat the use of Mothers Friend during pregnancy
OF all pain and danger and nsues safety life of mother
ena ms scientific linimen godsend to all the
TINE Oh their most critical trial Not only does Mothers Friend
carry women safely through the pes Of childbirth but use
gently prepares the system for the coming event. prevents mornng
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Pacific Coast League,
STANDING OLE TEAMS.

Anmento Cal. April l4-The contest
hstet Sacramento and Seattle today re-
Ed In II innings OF the fastest kind Of
Al Mayed within few minutes OF two
--h Soh0ck and Thomas, the 0ppos-
r Vrlers, gave very little to choose
a,n u their work and the play Of their
KS len nothing 20 ask for. being bril-
~ ~ an points, The pace was too fast
Umpire Levy however, and his mis-
.sneni was the only thing TO mar the
tlHe Score;
r. II. E.
s'lils ., ....O00O0O10OO1-2 /
Nianenlo 90 000010000--l Z o
,Areues-Koschock and Bocttnger;
'~nas and Graham Umpire. Levy.
enhd Cal. April il.-Lght hitting
y noe helding characterized the game
ssth Oakland and Portland Of the Pa
" tossl league today. II was pitch
" talile with both slabmen being well
49, up, but the two misplays Of the
.-heihers In critical conditions cost
~ lhe game Herr, the Oakland pitch
va N splendid form and il was large
", 70 MS work that Portland was shut
49,, R.H. T..
,. ..Yn1 90. .,,..OOOOO2OO'-2 s /
.l'hd %, .,, 30 0O000O00-0 3 2
,luslles-ilerr an Gorton; Shields and
~ ~ ANGELES, CAL April a., In the most
h W. ana closest contest Of the season
n. angeles today defeated San Fran
s,g W the score Of 10 G. Los Angeles
n - won In the ninth, with two men
4, y, laIgest week day crowd Of the sea-
M 'S ST n attendance, $500 paying at the
mr.. r. IT. +.
n francisco 90. .04O0OOO1i-6 I Q
angeles .. 30 O0O210e-7 2
m wy tss-lberg ana Leahy. Gray, Cor
'Aa spies Umpire. o'Connell.
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A Nd this is only one mans
~ story If the average
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,h-lenes- Koschock and Boettlnger;
'Nhas and Graham, Umpire. Levy.