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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

y. II, Greenough yesterday rendered
his resignation as mailing clerk at the
postoffice, and his place has been filled
by +. p. Leinenweber, Mr.. Green
ough has mining interests in southern
Oregon and will leave shortly TO attend
to them. Mr., Lelnenweber, his sue
cessor was formerly q carrier, and in
turn Is succeeded by Ted Sutton, a de-
serving young man, The promotion OF
MIR, Sutton leaves vacancy In the
substitute that is yet to be filled by
Postmaster Reed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

u y, cofrcy has resigned as super
visor u road district No. 0 (svenscn),
and tho county court has appointed
Michael Kenney as his successor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

rhe Astoria companies operating
cannerlcs In Alaska have requested the
Alaska Flshermsn's union to name a
committee to confer with q committee
Of cannerymen regarding the price of
fish FOR the coming season. The union
meets next Saturday night and It is
probable that a committee viii be ap-
pointed at that time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

The county court met in 'ljouraed
session yesterday, when communlca-
ton was received from the county
Judge Of Tillamook county with refer
ence to the proposal recently advanced
that a road be built that would connect
Astoria with Tillamook city. The peo-
Pile of Tillamook county have long been
anxious for a road. but when steps
were once taken here no enthusiasm
was manifested In the adjoining county
The Clatsop county court deferred ac-
ton on the proposal until after the
present legislative session. so that the
members may become familiar with the
new road law. A letter from the peo-
pie of Elsie asking that the Nehalem
road be graded rs far as the funds
would allow was received ard ordered
filed, The New Style chophouse pre-
sented bid OF Il i-2 cents meal for
feeding county prisoners and 1t was ac-
cepted, The bid of the Budget, Is SIS
cents per lnch was accepted for print
Ing the proceedings OF the county court
in the weekly edition, A bid from the
Herald vas presented too late for con-
sideration,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Two new eases Of scarlet fever were
reported yesterday to City Physician
Cordiner. Hhe patients are the 10 and
12 year old daughters of j @. Neibohm
who lives on Thlrty.thIrd street. The
home has been placed In quarantine.
One death occurred yesterday from
scarlet fever, the victim being the In
fant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
Blasleh The ahild had been M for
several days. The funeral was pi-
yately conducted and the lnterment
was IN Greenwood, There were four
children In the Blaaieh family when ths
disease broke out and all have died
Of the disease,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Deputy United States Marshais Rob.
crtS and pretzei arrived down on las,
nights train with two deserterB from
the German training ship Cecilia. The
men were placed abord last night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Dan J Coulter. who resigned his po-
siIion as receiving clerk for the o. II.
& N, Co., 10 engage in business In
Alaska, viii be succeeded today by c.
II MnddlS, lately with the A, e. c.
Il. Il. ca.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Fancy eastern (corn-fed) hams, lb
and 10 cents per pound, Every ham
guaranteed TO be frat class, johnson
BroR,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Misa Margaret Busey has removed
her stock Of sheet music TO No. 49i
Commercial street, the office Of a. H..
Cyrus, where large assortment OF the
latest music viii be on sale at Portland
prices
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

beginning tonight and continuing un-
I'll such time as the Mongollan element
is satisfied that the evll spirit has been
frightened away, there will be a din In
Chinatown that viii keep people awake
of nights Astorians have become ac-
customed TO this annual introduction to
noise, and indeed the Chinese New Year
festival has come to be regarded as a
regular event OF interest alike TO whit
es and orientals. While the Chinese
population is not nearly so great Us 1t
used TO be, nevertheless there are still
many Cinnamon In the city. who win
nee to 1t that the explosion OF fireworks
In carried on with quite as much zeal
as heretofore. The large Chinese
stores have made extensive prepara-
tions for the New Year celebration.
and the Chinese quarter viii be point
OF interest for some days to come. The
Chinese New Year Is the most import
ant Mongollan festival, On that day
each ChInaman forgets his woes and
settles his differences with his fellows.
Animosltes are buried and good cheer
is In evidence on every hand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

You with always and the pest i5c meal
IN the city at the Rising sun restau-
rant. No, 6ig Commercial street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

CAL and have us explain to you how
to procure Fairbanks Five Plate Fairy
calendars free. They are works Of
art and free from advertising. Call
ana see display at our store. johnson
Bros. .....
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Sweet cream i6 cents n pint. No
charge for whipping. Tagg's candy
store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Just In "a shipment OF fine green OIL.
ives In bulk, We have also line Of
nice olives In bottles. Johnson Bros.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Most things deterorAte with age.
Bring your prescriptions to Charles
Rogers druggist and have them prop
"riy compounded with fresh, pure
drugs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Plumbing, timing, gas and steam
fitting at lowest rates and In work.
manlike manner. Orders promptly nx-
ecnted. Shop, No, a2S, Bond street
JOHN A. MONTGOMERY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

Rosyln coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves
and chimney flncs than any other coal
on the market. George. W. sanborn,
agent, Telephone 1911,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27

A shipment Of nice Northern Spy ap-
pies just In, Johnson Bros.
Only few days more of the great
cut sale nt Syensons book store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-01-27
WEST SIDE NOTES

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
" PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY"
This Was The Subject Of Prof. War;
mans Lecture Last Night.
IT WAS VERY INTERESTING

The fhychic Phenomena lessons
given by Prof Warman are taking a
deep hold on our people. II may be
safely said That, interesting as the
previous lessons have been. the one
last night on Practical Psychology
was the most interesting. most practi.
cal and, therefore. tie most profita.
Bile. lie held his audience, as usual,
from start to finish, thus demonstrat.
ing his own personal magnetism and
psychological power. lie very clear
ly demonstrated that the modern psy.
chulogy as taught in text BOOKS is
only psychology by name. is wholly
devoid OF soul ana is Dut the old
metaphysical teaching brought out in
q new garb. He facetiously remarked
that the psychological books OF today
bear the same relation to PSYCHOLOGY
as does the play of Hamlet with liam.
let left out. The only work" said
Mr.. Wharman, "tnat is up-to.date. is
that OF DIR. Hudson who, in rhe Law
of Phychic Phenomena, shows the On.
ly reasonable anu practical nypotne-
sis, that of dual minds, not duality OF
mind"
The practical side OF MIR. Warmans
work appeals To everybody In the
eight special Keys to psychology tnot
TO be found in any published form
he made very clear the combined pow.
er OF personal magnetism and psy.
chology; the key that unlocks the
door of success to every avenue In
life. the key that aoquaints man with
his congregation, the lecturer with
his audience, that lawyer with the
Judge and jury. the teacher with the
most unruly pupil, the clerk with h.s
customer His audience followed
him very closely in his distinction be.
tween personality and individuality.
between churchianity and Christiani.
ty; between theology and Christology,
between piosity and religiosity. Sure
ly this lesson has given many OF us
food for thought.
Tonight, at 8 o'clock, under the aus.
pices of the Womans club, Mr.. War
man will appear at st. Mary's hall to
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Sheriff Stewart, Of Eddy County, Has
Himself Indicted.
WANTED TO Be CLEARED OF MURDER

Behind the first OF the indictments
which was returned by the grand jury
In Judge Wa.thGlls court lies a pretty
story, says the El Paso News.
lt was against NJ Cicero Stewart
the sheriff OF Eddy county, New Mex
leo. and is on a charge preferred by
himself for having killed a Mexican
horse thief several years ago near
van Horn.
The charge Is mere formality and
Sharin stewart preferred it in order
to clear himself OF a charge that had
been haunting him for months by
having a fair and impartial trial be
fore a jury Of hIs peers.
The incident OF the killing was as
follows: In the early part OF 1899
Sheriff Stewart was notified in Carls-
bad that couple OF Mexican horse
thieves mad been depredating in the
Black River country. He at once
started after the men and chased
them as far as the G. u S ranch, owned
by j. J. Hlttson, manager of the Black
Mountain Cattle company This is
near Van Horn and the Diavolo noun
tains.
The Mexicans were rounded up in
corral back of Hittsons place and in
fight which ensued for their liberty
one OF them vas killed. Both HIT
son and Stewart fred and II was never
quite determined which bullet killed
the Mexican.
There is a story on the range that
CHS stewart cut the man open to find
whether or not Il was his bullet, but
this is hardly credited.
Saturday Stewart came down from
Carlsbad and consulted with District
Attorney Harper about setting an in
dictment against him. This was en-.
tered at Stewards request and
charge OF manslaughter was entered,
Skerin stewart gave bail
His case was tried before Judge
Walthall. The Judge Instructed the
jury to lind verdict for acquittal al.
ter hearing some OF the testimony.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
Territorial Topics

revenue goes. This, however. is nee
essary for the protection OF life and
property, and the only relief is for
regular terms OF district court and
speedy justice administered in each
and every case.
H. "A Brady. Jr.. and wife and n
number OF friends. from Scranton, Pa,
were in Alamogordo the first OF the
week. Mr.. Brady Is treasurer of the
Alamogordo Lumber company and
a director in a number of the allied
corporations, lie Is a sonin.law OF
G ID. Simpson. Mr. Brady expressed
himself as wen pleased with the fin.
aucial showing OF the several compa-
nies A special train Tuesday, in
charge of Conductor Keefe. took the
party to Cloudcroft.
Ian by the name OF Hamilton
mad serious accident befau him at
the Travesey mill in the Sacramento
mountains. His foot was caught in
the cogs of some part OF the machin-
cry and was 30 lacerated that ampu.
tation has since been done at the Ala.
mogordo hospital.
w. E. Warren, wife and children re
turned from a three weeks trip 10
points in Texas While away. Mr..
Warren visited relatives in Cisco. GU.
mar and Dallas. Texas. and went as
lar east as Shreveport, Louisiana The
promising cotton crop. Mr. Warren
says has been largely damaged by
the boil weevil, especially in the black
lands. and not more than half a crop
VIII be gathered. Prices are good.
however and that will partially make
M for the defect IN the crop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
LAS VEGAS
Lucas TO Marry-Rev. Brewer Sprin-
ter--VIsit from Prot. Smith.

Lucas TO Marry-ReV. Brewer a Sprin.
ter-Visit from Prot. Smith.
Camille Ortiz, a respected resident
ii Las OJItas, aged sixty years, died
last night OF paralysis.
The popular station agent, w. J..
Lucas, has gone east His destination
Is Pittsburg. Pa, where Nov. 20, he
viii lead 10 Hymen's sacred altar. an
attractive and accomplished young
lady. Miss Henrietta Frances Cor
Her. This Will be pleasant news for
the gentleman's many Las Vegas
friends and tor friends In other parts
1f the territory Many good wishes
win accompany him to the Penhsyl.
vania city, and warm welcome will
await the genial gentleman and his
fair bride in Las Vegas.
Rev. George brewer. suporinten.
dent of Baptist missions for New
Mexico. Is good sprinter. On his
way through the city south bound
last night he walked some distance
away from the depot with Rev Frank
G. Ward. The train started before he
anticipated The manner in which
the reyerand gentleman ran was a
caution. Ne covered coupe OF hun.
dred yards in record breaking time,
and got on board his train with a ny
ing leap
Prof. Frank {. Smith. an eminent
scientist and metallurgist, who has
been in the city Tor day or two visit
ng his old college chum. Colonel H.
T., Twitchell, and his friend, Dr. b. ID.
Black, left for the east. II was a
score OF years ago that Prof. Smith
and Colonel Twitchell were class.
mates back at Ann Arbor. Since then
the former has been president OF the
Idaho state A. az NJ, college, and has
held the chair IN metallugry in Ann
Arbor university he is now engaged
in Independent mining business, be
ing counted as one OF the most e.
pert mining engineers in the country.
lie is this winter,to supervise the
construction OF extensive mining
works in British Columbia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
DEMiNG
Bailey TO Marry-Miss Deemer's Con
dition---Waddeil viii Move from
Ct 4 ouie

6ailey TO Marry-Miss Deemer's Cor
dition---Waddeil viii Move from
ST. Louis.
merchant OF Hachita, spent several
days In Dcmlng this week.
Ralph Byron returned from st.
Louis. where he went to order an en-
tire new set OF nxtures for his drug
store, He tells us that the outfit is a
daisy, mahogany and plate glass with
cut glass bottles TO fill the shelves.
Neill Il. Bailey, who was at one
time resident OF Deming and is well
known here. sends cards to his mum
-erous friends here announcing his
,narrlage en- the 10th or November
10 Miss Gertrude Won GGndell. at Sa.
venE2h, Georgia, the home OF the
bride
Miss Nellie Deemer Is, at this writ.
ing, at the home OF Mr.. Cousons pa
rents at Tate. Texas. taking a much
needed rest, and trying TO overcome a
hard cold that she contracted on the
road from the depot TO the cemetery
az Tate. where Mr.. Cousons remains
were inferred. Miss Nellie will return
O. Deming as soon as she is able.
Positive infol alton was received
this week by par in Deming that
Hon. James Waddill would remove his
family from ST. Louis, Mo. to this city
within the next three weeks. and that
he would open an office here for the
practice OF law Mr.. Waddll Is the
president Of the National Colony and
Sanitarium company ana his presence
here, where the sanitarium viii be
3 located. IL calculated To expedite mat.
tcrs on this scheme considerably.
The Electric Light company has
taken up their wires that heretofore
ran underground in crossing the
Southern Pacific and placed them over
head on poles forty feet high This
Will overcome a great deal OF trouble
experienced heretofore by loss OF pow.
or in grounding She current No doubt
mos ali have cussed some while the
lights were so poor few nights ago.
but II Is safe 10 bet that Mr. Stecker
got IN two cusses 10 anyone else
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
SAN MARCiAl
Big Fiesta-Break Down at Martin
MiIl-Learnard Selling Pianos.

Big Fiesta--Break Down al Martin
MiIl-Learnard Selling Pianos.
Capt. NJ. Cooney was in town last
Saturday attending to the shipment
OF his wool clip to Albuquerque.
The Old Town fiesta is billed for
November %, "a. 25 and 20. Juan
Sanchez, Esteyan holguin and Ramon
Gonzales are the managers. The
events are numerous and prizes are
liberal The enjoyment in store for
the lovers OF a good time is being
eagerly anticipated by our Mexican
friends
When the breakdown occurred in
tho Martin mill at Rosedaie, In.
quiries resulted In the discouraging
Information rrCm Denve that the
machinery manufacturers could not
deliver the goods for two months.
Then II was learned that an FL .'aso
foundry could manufacture the NOR
tars An agent went to Rosedale in
response 20 a telegram and he agreed
to have the broken parts replaced by
new castings inside of two weeks
Geo =. Leardard OF the extensive
music house OF Hall a. Learnard. Al.
Dnquerque, was in town several days
this week. lie transacted consider
able business before attending a
meeting OF the opera house directors
on Thursday evening From them he
received an order for a fine Cnicker.
ing piano, to be installed in the opera
house without delay. Mr.. Learnard's 8
great success In business is attributed
IN part TO the square dealing methods
or himself and partner. and to the
Tact that he is a thorough gentleman
and one that readily leaves the i'm.
preston that life has few trials that
a genial acquaintance cannot lessen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07

Fifty sheep cars have been ordered
to Magdalena for the purpose OF NOV
ing spring lambs to the north Tor win.
ter feeding
n NJ Moore has been appointed
travelling passenger agent Of the San
tn Fe al Los Angeles. the position be-
ing created for him.
j. G ChaVes. claim agent for the
Rio Grande division OF the Santa re
system. came up from the south this
morning, and drove over TO Berna-
hllo.
The locomotive fremen are arrang
ing to give ball on November IS at
knights OF Pythias hall Tickets and
programs have been printed for the
occasion
Fifteen teams and twice as many
men are employed in grading the New
..exco Eastern yards at Belen Work
will be- resumed all along the line in
the early spring
.. + Short has been appointed gen
eral livestock agent for the Chicago.
Rocn Island n Texas. with headquar.
ters at Fort Worth TO succeed }. w.
Carter resigned
II. d. Diggs, formerly ticket clerk
at the Santa Fe station at Demlng. is
the new day ticket clerk 4, the local
station Clerk Yoakum has returned
10 his desk in Agent Myers office.
Colonel J w. Carter for the last
fourteen years livestock agent of the
Rock Island & Texas. has rendered
his resignation He VIII become traf-
ne manager OF the Fort Worth STOCK
yards.
T. H. Carey. a conductor on the
Santa Fe Pecahc railroad, and .
prospector named Brown, have locat-
ed some large and promising veins
nine miles west OF Chloride, in Mo
jave county.
G.. b. Long. an engineer on the Rock
Island with headquarters at Dalhart,
was in Alamogordo the first OF last
week visiting his family. who are liv-
ing there. Mr. Long says that Dal-
hart has been growing quite rapidly.
DR. k b. Kaufman field surgeon
for b. Lantry sons on the Santa Fe
AuAOH 10 tAlil Ah AAAt NAAy bht NlAA
leave tonight for Belen where he will
have c-arge Of Dr. Radcliff's patients
during the latter's absence in Kansas.
Engineer G. G. Small. who Is In
charge OF the survey for the Califor-
MIA Short Line, lett Las Cruces for
Chicago and New York on business
for the company. he Will visit his
home in Massachusetts before return
ing.
Trains were awry this morning. No.
I, which should have arrived last ev-
ening, did not come in till about 10
o'clock this morning. having been de-
tanned behind a freight wreck; and
No. from the west, was several
hours late
The new passenger coaches and
parlar cars which the III Paso &
Southwestern recently ordered for
service on the main line from the
Pullman works have been delayed
and are now not expected until ABOUT
the first OF February next year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
MAN IS MISSING
Attended Fair Here But Failed to Re.
turn Home-Nothins Since Heard
Of Him.

Attended Fair Here But Failed to Re.
turn Home-Nothins Since Heard
OF Him,
Joha Scnwollow OF Las Vegas, has
disappeared. He was here during the
tair, but has been neither seen nor
heard OF since the fair closed His
wife not hearing from him, wrote
acre 10 make inquiry. At first Il
was thought that he had followed the
carnival people to Santa Fe, but that
conjecture proved incorrect. A local
ticket broker thinks he sold ticket
for Prescott. Ariz., to man answer.
ing to Schwollow's description, but
OF course he does not know whether
or not the ticket was subsequently
Travelled on,
The missing man was formerly a
machinist in the railroad shops at
Las Vegas. but left his trade to en-
gage in the saloon business, later be-
coming gambler He is rather
small man yerging toward fifty years
OF age, ana was nicely dressed when
last seen His wife fears he has met
with foul play. while some Of his
friends fear alteration of mind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
500 BOXES OF APPLES

Grown on the Sunshine Orchard and
Sold 10 Roy stamm Of Albuquer-
que.
The apple crop OF the Prince sun
shine orchard in southern Rio Arriba
county, which had not yet been SOLD
this season and amounting % about
FIVE hundred boxes OF fifty pounds each
has been sold by Governor Prince 10
Roy =. Stamm Of Albuquerque. who
was az the ranch yesterday and made
quick bargain for the crop. says the
New Mexican
The apples are now being boxed and
VIII be shipped forthwith TO Albuquer-
que The prices obtained are quite sat
isfactory 20 the grower. also 20 the
buyer. This Is the first year In which
anything like n fun crop has been OBJ
tanned on the ranch from the trees
which were planted years ago. and
next years crop Is expected TO be lar
ger and better although the apples
grown this year cannot be excelled
anywhere in favor, size. color and
toothsomeness.
Mr Stamm inspected several apple
crops in the EsPanola valley and con.
cluded that it vas 20 his best interest
~ purchase the Sunshine orchard ap-
pies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-07
AlAMOGORDO
Bank Building-Leg Amputated--Pri3-
oners In County jail.

oners In County Jail.
Mrs .. w. Miller returned from a
I visit to relatives in St Louis
]. ID. Clements OF the Sacramento
Lumber company returned from a
business trip to Albuquerque.
Mrs Emma X. Neidig, supreme vice
president OF the FraternGl Brother.
hood. will visit Alamogordo next week
on her annual visit TO the lodges OF
this domain
II &. Rags lale left for Pomona, Cal
ifornia. where he expects TO spend the
next two months in recuperation.
The foundation for the hank build
ing il completed. and the building Il.
self will soon be mounting skyward,
This will be one OF Alamogordo's
most substantial buildings, and win
add materially to the appearance OF
Tenth street and New York avenue.
e. Kramer and son, VIM. Lamb, J.
w Guthrie ana Mr. Shockley left for
clifton, Arizona, to work as carpen-
ters on the new smelter being erected
there. They expect 10 be gone for
several monthe
O'ero county's jail has now sixteen
prisoners within It's walls This is
one OF the most expensive features OF
n county government. aside from the
apprehension OF the criminal. II costs
90 cents a day 10 board each prisoner
and G little figuring viii show where
large proportion OF the county's