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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
ACTION OF bRANO ARMY
u Rsiselss 10 Dsath Ct COHIads
IOha c, BlCm8gtm OF Las Vegas.
GENERAL osyts no. 4

uraiuuatrH. apartment 0f New
NUsIcU. uiuui Amj ui tho NepuuI
Albuquerque. n 49,. Dec 2G rhrDuEh
"a piVatO Soul Information BIAS C0ms
tu tus ONCE of che urath of Past nc.
paftmout Commander Comrade Iuhh
g. HromhrOm %. las Vegas boz the
absence uf a.y umCAl uulre from
the omcora 90 h.H post iu las vegss
lm uu. Ium mod aa to thu hour and
date of DTS death. or aa to when the
funeral will mso place
This We regret very much. hut
uDnminr toe information t0 hf COS
tt0t 3 icui 90 nos duty t0 notify at
p1aia boo lhIH IHrnrimDnu tn drapo iht.r
charter Inr s space Uf Hikty days and
to lower tha poat Sax az halo mast
until che neat regular meeting of the
post
C0mradr UrUmnEemf record as
soldier during thr Hark Gays uf the
tIs was an honorable one. hiH record
BOZ hr Gffnd Army ui iho Republic n
this douaitmUHt lu o. mobile ono. he
haviue Nloi 900 the offices .n SHEER
man Iu.t $50 O.. up to commander.
AMI hs d. Etnt adIutnut general ani
department. commander f0r the year
IhHb
ho has fought go0d battle aud the
victory o. hla Be- has tyon triod in
nre and mott found wanting Bee Is
mustered Que boz bna answered hif
ut roll cali here on earth. be haa
CROSSED over tho lines to ro.onliat with
thD great commander and comrades
nHl have passed. hoyun. tho p.ckoi
.HU where he viii stand loo limo and
answer tu ruI gau with thp thousands
of brave comrades who have gone u
advance
We mourn Hia death bu. ur know me-
a bette. on request "a copy of this
paper ty aonl Dol. wIloW aud family
and "a copy tu each poet ln tho torrl
tors and would request tho territorial
papers lu cupY
uuuD at D. .fdquartor .bU goth in.
uf December. 1908
D. W EDWARDS.
Department Commander.
~ W MCDONALD.
Assistant Ailutant and Quanormnt b.
trr General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
ROOSEVELT COUNTY BONDS
SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
SOLD At PAR ron COURT
HOUSE JAIL.

Tho bonds authorized in enc ac,
creating the county of Roosevelt pass
90 by che Thirty ffih Legislative A.
.cmhly have rton disposed of ~ par
by The county comm. asi0uors of that
county t0 o. % Conn of Chicago. whs
h1a been ln fbo banking ana broker
aro business BOO that city Tor about
|oyrn yoar and over SINCE hr To-.
Santa De- whore bc ro.idrd for about
HFc years
rho bonds Fuod and so'd bear a.x
UoT cent interest and sore divided lt
follow. Tbroo thousand d0Iiau 90
pay roo indebtedness of Goo counties
uf Leonard wood and Chayo. l.U0s
Tor current 1.uHa during fhe pr.
out year ua r1 aKoa were hyallab.s
for tho maintenance awi support M
thr county government tl0 600 FOR
fhD construction of o. mIiab'a court
house ana iaIl 90 Porlaloa
Tho Transaction certainly I.hpc s
.-nHf upon "a ability of tlo county
.ammia Iouar a 'H mrao days e
1ai 70 No.f ca mn.tUr t1 place ai par
bond 1f o. hffn urw county lr which
conditions aro uot quito sotlot The
bonds howrfHr nfe "a good Invest
mont f0r 'br purchasers aa tho county
N steadily Increasing bon pupuIpuoa
and Boz taxable property A nart ~
the Eastrrn iailuay of Sew Mo2Ic1
HI uE.f bs ru.u .tuueh Be and siI
ada tH iH" ni rDaI mItBr. aIfrs it
fIrr. .tHtnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
RATION MOTIFS
METHODIST QUARTERLY CON-
FERENcE-sEVERAL PERSONS
ACCIDENTALLY HURT.

Miss Lizzie Uofnemhn IH here visit.
uF her sister. SIRE sirmmer
Jas Cook o. recovering from mo 81
fDUts OF bDIuE FIDhrI uy COW
Mrs Myrtle whistler .s 900 with what
s believed to bp typhoid fcyor
Miss Vas Wilson o. here u.m Gar.
Ur,r Whrr, Hho has been attending
school
Sire D. o. ullas and daughter. Miss
Annie. are spending the holidays ln
johnson Park
MrH loaupbDno Moore aud family
ipt laat Wednesday for MaryyIllc
MO. to visit relatives
Mr. nnd Mrs ripper of Trinidad
spent Christmas with Mrs pipora pa
rents. Nc and Mrs GroroB
70 r. dCGhurhUy. who ls here from
Iowa Boo thD interest of h.E health. I.
reported to NN dangerously il
o. 80 NlDuuI.y. 70 prominent cItl
rDn u. FiaE'DT Colorado. arrived In
Ration to pond O. Tow dtya with HE
InurHi0H uu o. o. Hickman and
/ M's. EHU NlCnulpy
il r. n NUfrIHNu W.II hH.N Vaaf
t.riy conference and preach at th,
Methodist church 0u the uirht of De
comuor 80 after which tho night un
900 o. O'Clock, Will bo devoted tu Sins
iug
/ Mrs A. " Young whose husband
j was recently hurt u the coal mines
stepped on the poo, Oh at her home last
sunday night and spm'nod her aukl,
so seriously that shU will be- connno,
/ Ca her bed for several days
/ Little Wluo Sinuock AGED Is years
BON of Mr and Mra Chaa slunuck
while playing with tho doE AZ bi'
| grandmother was thrown down aul
sustained broken and dlslUcatc,
arm Tho fracture is hoaJng rapidly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
A BRlLLlANThFFAlR
ALBUQUERQUE MAIDEN WEEDS m
e. pAso LEADING YOUNG BUsl.
NESS MAN or THAT PLACE.

Sue sIsuIod Grunsfo.d and chill
dIeu family oi "tho watch dog of tho
g'ty treasury. returned tnla morning
from OIL pHa0 whore tnCy had heca
visiting for tho past siy wrrE8
The Oh rnH0 Times says
A sunday Wedding.
lu protty home wedding. Mise
VI0Igtio o. strauss lnst evening De-.
c8mn the bridge of Louis Chcruis e
prominent youuE business man of ia
paHo.
The nupuais we're r1lemuirod a.
tHe homo 0f tlo brides parents MI
and MH Leon strlufs of no 7oi
Wyoming street only relatives and
me most intimate friends OF the con.
tnrtIuF parties we're present tor the
ceremonies Carnations and HmllhE
wore uspd 100 tbs house decorations
aItb charming effect ur Martin
I.eiouha onoiated
Che young people were attended
hr Sire s.sIrcud Gursfeld of Albu.
uor1uu. N 81 cousin of me bride.
AMI NrE Phil BareUman ihe bride
was beautifully Rownod ln white chit
f0n over white sIIE ana carried car
nations
Mr and SIRE thern.r lcft lose night
f0r che east 90 bs gone several weeks
and 0u thr'r return Niil mako El rass
their utura home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

tobos. ON the Pacific For some time
reports have been current that these
concessions mad been granted 90 Den.
yer capitalists bui this vas because
Former Governor Urman was inspect
inr The proposed route with a Wow 20
ascortaininE thc feasibility of CON
atructng a limo through that country.
Hc found that no iusupcraulo ousta.
clos would prevent Che huiiing of tho
lime. and tue concession wa then OBJ
tninod
At the time these stories Of The con-
cossion being granted 90 ponvCritca
were circulated h. was hruitod about
that n y Monat was interested in
the enterprise but Mr. MuGai denied
thIF. and IL ls now known that Phelps.
Dodge a co. are the persons promot-
IuE the new line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
FINE LITTLE CHEAT
THOSE WHO ARE REARED TO
1--we BY PETTY REGULATION.
NOW nm TOWN.

The GypaIoH arc lu town WhCncU
they came and whittier they will go.
ls as unknown as she motions of the
Hlui
Cne 1f them. a Girl apparently of
no. or MS years. waa loo The Cltlzon Of
nCo this morning she solicited tho
beet looking ainEle man in the Office.
though there may bo dissent from her
opinion.
Having made her selection. che
gave him a string. in which he Tied
six knots Fhe then requested him 90
place some wonoy on the string.
which lay ON the palm OF her hand.
&c., ala so More money was s-0uoat.
GA and more was supplied. tih the
amount reached $3.50 she then took
the money on % the string and behold
hll OF the knots had disappeared So
also had the money Tho maiden
stated away The handsome young
man caught her by tho arm ina old.
est and uEnest OF the force put BIO
back against the door of eFroaB. and
the young woman finding her game
baked. restored the silver
The same trick was triea AZ a mum
ber OF places a. The citizen reporter
learns. but the One nero narrated
should bo SUFFICIENT t1 warn aI read.
orH of 7he citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
FROM HILLlBORO
UNION HOTEL CHANGED HANDa
SCHOOL ENYERTAis,MEhr.

s. Alexander la. returned from
uemluF
AZ present ii.IlsborU BIAS enc mes.
sIoH Quite "a number of cases are re-.
ported
Mra W b HupoarlI and Wrs stauf-
fer have moved Zoo from thr Au.mas
ranch
Mr. and Mrs John bright of King
ston are spending the holidays With
Mr and Mrs Ringer
The youug vito % AntonID n-diIla
died early Tuesday morning The
cause of bor death was measles
owing 90 BOO health E H WEIGH re.
tired from the propnotorHhip of the
Union hotel Ho Dr. succeeded hy q o..
rltus who took charge of tho place
last Wednesday
Tho school entertainment that was
to come on Thursday afternoon Eaa
pulled un "Wednesday on account OF
tho measles Tho school adjourned
urtl the hrst Monday Boo January.
1900
The new HostInE eHEinp FOE the Elm
piro mine d. now oB the ground and d.
belng installed 20 Us tho largest en-
gino OF the Kind ever brought iuto
thla camp % has "a capacity of hoist.
Ing iYu feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
TEACHERS IN COUNCIL
WHAT THEY DO m SANTA %
YESTERDAY AND WE'RE EN.
PEcrED TO DO oDAY.

Ns Tho Ciuypn plainly discovered
aud announced yesterday tho prl
am published Boa the New Mexican
lu Saturday and copied into fLO hihu
IuUrquu morning paper d.d not H".
uug tD Jha Educational association 1I
all but 90 the New NaAIco Academy
Hf Science lrganIzri o. year ago O.
las Vegas The program published .H
Tho CIuzDu H.r evening was carried
1ut Boz fl'L
Tho program iHl today was
o. -B.pou at 900. legislative
committee
O. "How shalt the Nnrm1I Institute
bp made mI.o effective Professor
mnm uaUIry iaa Cruces Discus
ION Vs. % Decker superintendent
lf schools. Gallup aud a H stroup.
up.ruJ.u1.ui of schools Nh'1uer
que
g. Correlation 0f thv Rurk Hf
higher institution. President ~ o.
Tight Albuquerque. Discussion pr
IdonI Luther Foster Mosl.Ia PAIRS.
and President Edward j Won't Lae
Vegas
g. Busm. meeting anI election W
officers
educational Association.
d. m Music America" uy lB.
auiIeucc Prayer Rev W A. C1opo
Music Address OF Welcome DxGoy.
oru0r o.. Bradford Prince prosldCn,
board of trade Hon o. 10 Catronpre
/ .dont board of education Hon A H.
Morrison representing The clulons oi
Santa Response Edward j Vert
president of las Vegas Normal Univ.
/ crafty Music Annual address by the
president of .ho association Luther
I Foster president OF New M0Kig0 Col
ioge of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts
soc.a. and hand shaking lea The halls
/ of the capitol
ofheers Of the Association
Tb, omCcrs of rhe various orgau.a.
uons are as follows
! Educational Association President
I Luther Foster. MosIlla pnrE. socrc
/ ary ella Miy Berger santa Pc.
f. treasurer Hiram Hadley Las Cruces
NH#N|N UNIV ..''N|N |NNN|| H'|''|
Santa pc W % Tight Albuquerque
Mise Sarah N Ellis. silver CITY
Academy Of Science President
I Hon Frank springer. las Vengs vice
president Dr Charles "a k0yoa. So
I coUo. secretary and treasurer W O.
| TlEbt Albuquerque
J Educational Council President g.
treasurer ID 81 Richards lhs Cru
ros
This morning there waF au rErur
/ sion for scientific purposes tU emo lH
dian village OF Tcslqus
Prof Hiram Hadiey who was tl
have read a paper thIs morning oa
"u1w shall th. Normal Institute h.
| Made More Eneetyo9' was not pres
emo far fha dH.t tlre Do the history N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
IT BA FINE ART
Business Of Kicking Cars Requires
Much SKILL

.Iut ugsIrysE of 8buuuuE cars win
q switch engine gets to bO tine art
said on experienced engineer t1 the
TOPEKA state journal
"lt LOOKS easy uut . CD .lu 10
takes a good eve aud misb,y good
judgment to kiCk cars around and
maize up e train in fast time without
smashing any cars A man has 90
uD q uue judge of distance and mo.
montgm ana several other things to
nave tour go uyp cars moving along
Goa as many tracts. at tno same time
auI place them aIl just whore be
wants them % he sends one tying a
HtrIe Too hard he's uEey to smash tuo
whole coupling gear oi inc car. ana 90
Hp don Kick % iar enough ho delays
tlD Same % IH hard on tho engineer
and hard 0u tho fireman oi sNitcs
engine. and % ,s pretty hard on the
machine. too. 90 bo tanning on The
brakes and reversing ana $50 ON con
unuaiy Iho wear and tear on q
switch engine ia "a fright
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

thp Sew Novfo Elucauu6a nss0cia.
uHu jlo uaH .ot8ncI homo boy an
important land dofi
Tho eluCHluHrl mrat'HF HU fo.
inmate with fb end 0f thn year.
New Omcen.
Ioifc $50 3ls. Catholic knights 81
Nmrrra. NEE iast mart aud elected
officers Gov che ensuing year. The
ICW UmCrrs are.
Spiritual Director Rov A. M Man.
nurI b. J
President Thomas r. Kolchcr.
Vice President John rowofa
according Secretary Thomas Nc.
Guinness.
Financial Secretary James Huffcg
Treasurer Simon n uaIunr
Sergeant ni Arns-M. 81. rlorncy.
sentinel Charles Cunde.
Three Year Trustee william Roy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
STATE NATIONAL BANK
OF ALBUQUERQUE
NAME or NEW BANKING lNsTiTU.
rloR SOON 70 oPEN FOR BUsi.
NESS HERE.

The following special dispatch FROM
Washington was clipped from the So.
l.om8 Ul0be.Domocrat
'Thc comptroller of the currency
haa approved an application FOR the
Establishment of a new national bank
in Albuquerque with a paid np capital
OF HlO0, 900 Tho 0ank a 10 be- known
AS the state National Bank of Albu
lu-Iln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

There Wa a crow, somewhat de.
mantlcd of feathers which blow Into
town last night He claims 90 boz
from san Antonio Texas he lB 10
DARK a brunette that black paint would
make a white streak on bis counter.
anoo He was ahiyor.nE this morning
without a coat which ho claimed was
stolen from him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Last August. % Horndon. cashier
of the First National bank OF 90.
mauCho. Texas. arrived in this city.
and looked over the Held for the ertao.
Ishmcnt of new bank here ON h's
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
POLICE COURT

OF i've weary wanderers gathered
ln by the police last nIght three we're
found guilty of wauton vagrancy and
are doing duty with pick and shovel
a the city streets. guided Boy Street
commissioner Martin TIornoy Ten
daya. was the comment of the court
In regard 90 the guilty three. and init
Idp road wan directed no those
thankful two discharged
Andrew Conner was ulI and dIJ not
3ruy o. Ho paid 81 Cor the spree Del.
sides tbp original cost
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Tho usual "Wednesday night dance
al the Commercial club viii not or.
car Tomorrow night However. there
viii be- a New Years eve dance AMI
an members and their families ghould
attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

word comes from ltaiy Co thg effect
chat Otto Fsanchluio was united m
mafriaEe tu Miss hart0liuL tho core
m0uy helne performed at thg Gown of
Torrrchio short t.mD ar1 otto
0n hIs arrival a Jew years aro in New
Mek.co Has thr HANDY eiork 40 tho
Wholesale liquor house of BachochI a.
Ui1mI aud later o. heipef af tho local
railway shops Being of saving
nature. bo accumulated quite a SUM
of money aEd .ast June visited lialF
ie writes chat ht a.li sorya hla ums
ta.N m0nthsl ia The army of Italy a.
Coo which. siih hla bride he Wlll co.
turn 20 Too United States and again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

"Rauroad mali service is authorized
by the postmaster general on route
40. lG1uis. from santa Ne. New Mex,
100. by intermediate poatoincos, b.
Torrance. New Mexico. from January
lS. 1904. by zoe Santa be Central RAN.
way company The railway company
VIII provide ior the receipt and Do,
livery Of the mails 40 your ofuco'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Antonio Moralli a Co. have bought
tno J0rcs saloon ou South East stree.
recently conducted by . T stouhs
fh. nrN prupHotou tnuN pus.D.. H1
Hr thD 2.nd instant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

g. H. Patterson OF the Chino Val
.Dr Cattle company al Ash Fork Arlz
ls loo the city, arriving last night from
Wagon Mound OF Northern New MeE-
SEQ. where hc suporIntoudod the ship
mont of O. train load of cattle to Ash
Fork.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Il is asserted by several men prom
inent Ia steamship circles that the
refusal OF Secretary OF War Root 10
permit tho extension 0i steamship
piers 200 feet farther ont into the
hudson river may result 10 the large
uners seeking new port. az the
present facilities here are entirely iu.
adequate The transatlantic liners
have increased ln tonnage and longth
until az present they are Of a size
taxing the capacity Of the largest
piers along the city's water front n
tho large companies hold to their in.
tenuon az building steamers 500 feet
long. they win OF necessity bo com-
polled 10 abandon New York as a port
~ entry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Plans Tor a Museum of Security for
tho exhibition OF devices for the pre-
yontion of accidents % workitr people
are being discussed hy memhors ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Huu huiunIl Joseph aho lelu thr
distinction uf hayng been a delegate
to congress- for "a longer number 0f
consecutive years than ans other
man who ever repfre utol ihg terri
rory Iu lhe national ioRis'auro. came
1850 from fho F1uth ih's morning on
b.H Hay homo .0 OIo Caueuto. n A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

the American Institute Of Social Ser.
vice u is proposed that the museum.
which 90 90 be- founded in New York,
shall contain exhibits OF safety mining
lamps. appliances Co make the use OF
acids as harmless as possible. mater
bale for clothing suitable for different
kinds of work. and safeguards 10 liic
and limbs .u every variety of occupa.
ton
Next Friday win witness the formal
opening uf Gordon house in West
seventeenth street.-The largest acQu.si.
ll0u ln organized settlement work IN
th's city The building has been erect
o1 90 the late ur Theodore @. white
OF Columbia university by his cousin.
Theodore n. starr and bic two sons.
. ouIs ~ and Howard W. Starr. Cor.
don house 90 named for Chinese" Cor.
don. who had great interest In boys
ana tho work 90 be- done there De- tho
development OF effort begun by Dr
white aud the late Dr MDir
Taxes collected from state and ma.
t'onal hanks and trust companies ln
Greater New York during The coming
year viii be- fGii 1e39i greater than
during the present year Under the
law all banks have to pay ! per cent
of their capital. surplus and undivld-
"a earnings The taxable properties
of the hnkB of Greater New York
under thIs act for the year 1903 aggrc
gate over $1,000 600 600
Police Commissioner Greene. whose
administration has been rcplCto with
Incident upon bic retirement next Fri
/ day will 30 20 Buffalo. whore De viii
ho head 90 the AlhrIehtHayos Power
company which 10 building a plant on
tho Canadian side Of the Niagara
Fall Ho viii make hts future home
in buffalo
Now York women have renewed
fhoIr camo8irn against tho Mormons
and already committees have waited
uD0n Mayuroloct Mcclellan asking
/ him fo revoke the licenses of the Mor
mon missionaries who thoy claim. are
I converting innocent Girls t0 the faith
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Blackwell Islands almshous1 which
Is famous the country over viii soon
be closed and a new system Of caring
mr. the clty's paupers instituted. A
large farm on staten Island has been
purchased on which the agei and dcs.
utute will be cared for This will give
the ablo bodied men and women who
have become a charge up on the city
an opportunity 20 work for their living
and they will, therefore. be able 10
feel more independent than u idling
about a larro dormbory and doing
nothing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Monday boglna trc lnHt h,D days Of
Mayor Lows administration for next
gfIday Mayor Elect Mcclellan viii ho
inaururatod with great ceremony and
eiAiion in Tamnnuy circles. The
newsuapofa have boon busy prIutlng
enc news oi gambling rcforts that in
tend opoulur un Cor business 0n New
years day and 1F % result the rcrt
senu iu tho various uCirhhorhooda
have mado strenuous protests to Die
frirt Attorney Jerome Bu1 appealed
Tor 1rufretion
Arizona republican., 1904-02-17
ST. LOUIS SURPRISED.

St. Louis, Feb. 16.-Surprise was ex- pressed today in worlds fair circles, when information of the action of Rus sia's commissioner in declining not to participate in the exposition was con veyed to exposition Headquarters The excavation for the Russian building was completed last week and work has been at a standstill since Saturday, waiting fer materials. The building was to be erected at a cost of s100, ,000 appropriated by the government. Aside from that the government appropriated money for a railroad exhibit in the transportation building. where 1c,0n0 feet had been reserved. Other space reserved for Russia in various build ings aggregated 35,O0O square feet.
 While in St. Louis last fall Com missioner General AleXandroViSl&y leased a dwelling as an official resi- dence and recently negotiations were opened through the local agents for the leasing of another residence. He was to arrive here by March.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-17
A CRIPPLE CREEK TRIAL.
Members of Miners Union Charged
 With Wrecking a Train.

Cripple Creek, Feb. 16.-The cases against Parker, Davis and Foster, of the local miners union, charged with conspiracy to wreck a Florence end Cripple Creek train. were called up by Judge Lewis today.
 Objection was made by attorneys for the defendants to the application of the prosecution for permission to endorse on the information the names of nine additional witnesses, and the court af- ter a severe rebukde of the prosecution for wishing to take an unfair advan- tage of the defendants, refused the re- quest.
 The defense then withdrew their ob- jection and permitted the endorsement of the Lamesg They also announced that they would be ready for trial to- morrow, when, it is expected, the work of selecting a jury from the special ve- nire of eighty men ordered by the, court will be begun.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-17
ORDER WILL BE RESTORED
Additional Advices of Dominicans'
 Gutrages.

Washington, Feb. 16.-The rebels in San Domingo have committed another breach of international law, which, add ed to those preceding, are making up q formidable case that may justify the United States government in interven- ing to restore order and protect prop crty in the distracted island.
 Today Minister Powell reported to the state department that he had re- ceived the following belated advices from Jean Villain, vice consular agent at Samana, dated February 9, to this effect:
 Insurgents entered cur consulate at Samana with an armed force and took two refugees out
 The state department promptly com municlted this information to the navy department with a request that proper acticn be taken by the naval autho-i- ties to protect the United States con sulate.
 This was transmitted to Admiral Wise. and it is believed he will not only protect the consulate, hut will demand the punishment of the perpetrators oi this outrage, and if the provisional gov ernment is not able to do this he will employ United States naval forces tc chastise the insurgents.