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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
CERTIFICATE or PUBLICATION
Territory o. New Mexico, Auditors
Office. Insurance Department

Territory Of New Mexico, Auditors
office. Insurance Department
For the year ,uJins December 3lst
lHNt
Santa Pc N ~. Fob 9 1908.
% is hereby certified mat the
Springfield Flro a. Marine Insurance
company a corporation organized nm.
Der rh. laws Of lHc state 600 ..uss.
lrHusutts. who's, principal umeu iG i0.
ert.I at Springfield. Waf has com.
nuD1 with 600 iHc requirements of
fhp laws off Sew Mexico. s1 'ar aa thv
SAID laws arc applicable 90 'aid com
wny. tor the year of our lord on"
nnnsau. nine hundred and io7r
m testimony whereof O. W e.
aar.,gt. Auditor 0t Public Accounts
ur tNa Territory Hf Nev NrNIrn have
hereto set my hand and auiNod my
aaaI 1f office. at inc city of Santa Fe
tbe day and year nrst above written
lseall W @ SAHGENT
Auditor of Public Accounts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
NOTICE or SUIT

u th. district court OF rHr county
of BgrnaIII. Territory OF New
Mexico Minnie " Hinder plaintiff
SO Joseph % RIniDr. defendant
SO SOS
The said defendant Joseph D R.nd.
or. Is hereby notified that suit haa
been nl0d against him 100 tho district
court Uf tHe county OF BCrna'lIlo auH
Territory of Sew Ms2lco hy said
plaintiff Minnie ~ Hinder praying
"a iNur.. from tHc marriage now oy
sitting between ula.uun ana defend
aut 100 u.o grounds OF failure to sup.
port anI Abandonment that uulosa
sou enter your appearance ln said
ut uu oT before the 3lst dag OF May
HlB Judgment hy default ulII boz on
tered against YOU
Plaintiffs attorney Is g. J.. Nrdlor
whose p1stoGlce address ls Alhuluor
quo ~ ~
iseaD w. h DAME.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
wrNsLow


Frun the Mail
Quito a number OF Moqul indiana
have been ln town this week for sun.
plies for the reservation.
q. j Hossrr wife and daughter
Miss Ruth. lcft f1r California whore
they win spend the summer visiting
arat the springs OF San lacluto and
then go 90 San Diego.
Yarlmastor c. g. Roy has gone o.
Cincinnati. Ohio. 90 attend an I'm
portont law case against the G. N %
& o. r. D. ~ Barton iH acting as
yardmastrr during Mr. Roy's absence.
Whno Mr s1hacklclicr has the ulFht
yard.
Tho W.nsl1U clerical force. togcth'
or with some 1I the town boys have
organized town tennis club and
have Fixed mp a court just north OF
the county hospital Tho charter mem.
beers are. w n white Geo Keys
cha Craig. stanley Wood 10 rs $50.
fed. r. T.. Annahlo Homer Channel
q Bronson and y. ~ Carlton.
Last Monday evening the town hf.
department mot az C. T.. FlInnH store
No the cali % Chief Kelly and took
the Initial steps toward permanent or
ganlzatl0n W. q Kelly has been op
pointed chlpf By the council, n r
sherwood secretary ANA Joe seegol
assistant chief A committee has beer
appointed 90 draw up a constitution
ana hylaws for the organisation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

on Charge Of Perjury william
Upton was arrested on the complaint
of sheuu Fred Higgins charging him
with perjury in tho Hendricks murder
case last November, says tho Roswell
Record The hearing OF the case was
sot Tor April 1th and bond was Fixed
at $500 The bond was promptly fur.
uishgd and was signed by FRANK Div.
.rs. John Sherman and poto Shear,
man Tho facts in the case viii be-
easily recalled AZ they caused wide.
spread comment 40 the time OF tho
trial Upton qualified as a juror In
me ease and hla name was cut IN
the ilst during the progress of the
trial hp was placed Ou tho witness
stand fDr the defense in regard 90
me testimony Of John konuoly, one OF
'h. witnesses tor the prosecution. He
claimed at the time and stlu claims
chat ho was cosuizant uI me facts he
testified to when ho quaHhDs a8 a iur
0r ANA that "a conversation after.
wards refreshed his memory in rc.
ard to Kennedy
Mr Upton nls many friends here
who are of tho opinion that no 10
strictly honorable and has not been
mIlty of any wrong doing Upton IL
rarrasentyd By Lakewood q Bateman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
Market letter
ac.sl Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Kansas CITY. Monday. april g.
Their. was "a liberal supply % ted Tex.
ts and western steers a.t week.. most
~ which cold steady Nth the prev.
Gus week at $3.50 Co flgO. supply
~ western af0ckors ana stock calves
Eas largo. There wore some good
ones among them which sold fully
steady with previous Noek Common
ones were 90 tU 10 cents lower An
kinds OF She stun sold steady and rho
good kinds were strong Butcher
rades 1t cattle have bon selling bot
ter than any othor kind f1r several
VDke now. Cattle supply here wa
light today. aud market generally 90
cents higher N0t many westernfed
steers or cows of he.fera we're here
A fair run 90 st0,for6 was again re-
cg.yri and prices strong 10 40 cgntl
hlghor Two strings Ut Colorado
HIGHT feeders, s65 pounds. strong %
100 cents higher. AT $500 and $500
Colorado Bulls. l2u pounds. sold al
flO5 Veal caves are scarce aUI
1rlng $3.50 90 g. .n f0r the best
shoep--Pr.oes d.i not cha s.. ans
to speak ~ last week Run was mai
last OF tho week. and today. vhyr
1000 head arrived packers wor'
hungry Tor thom and took them with
0ut any hargInE az 30 tp Do cent
higher prices W standard Moa
and live stock company. AImuUa
Kansas. sold seven luubIo- ~ l2
pound wcrhcrs no $3.50. which .F 81.
cents higher Than any WUJl.rs hag
previously brought here Lambs solo
ng slT5. ewes are quUfob.p az ft60
f1r westerns sis5 for natives Wet
gn ycarIuea sold 40 t521 today
and spring lambs have been au..IHI
/ fhe past week. at 1914 io ~ cents p"
/ pound boz "a small way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Red Men az FlagstaH--R d. 5ly
els. travelling organizer tor the RoI
Won. arrive. FOO rlagstan from los
Angeles and will circulate a pCtIdon
for tribal caarter among the good
people. says thc Sun lHo cost for az
degrees ia only So Arizona has now
tUoutythro tribes with a member,
ship OF over 1000 The Great Coun.
go of Arizona viii bo instituted a.
Tucson boz June Deputy Great lnco.
mono Col j. "a Albright OF Albu.
1uerquo. n ~ will arrive about
April ON. aud complete tho work OF
the new tribe. The Rcd Men are 100
years DID, have 600 900 members ln the
United states. We hope TO see a large
tribe placed lu Flagstaff who viii be
able Co place before the paleIacos the
good principles OF freedom friend
ship and charity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

From the Gem
Mrs Jack fbou. IIyIus about two
miles east of town has been quite
sick for several days but ia improy-
jnE.
The Arizona Alumni % 50 Xavier
college win banquet at thcCommerClal
hotel on April ~,
william Mclntro arrived from the
southern portion OF the territory
where he has been looking after h's
sheep Interests
Mrs. j. W. Conuors aud children ~
Yucca. Arizona. came in and win y.s.t
her rlsfer. Mrs. Jesse Gregg. and her
brothers. George and Burt HOFFMAN.
Tor some time
Paul Rodriguez returned from al.
hu1uurGuo. hu. be- iid NOT return alone
Hc was accompanied by o. handsome
bride Tho ucwly welded people have
our best wishes
NJ. ANA Mrs Ice Newman and Mrs
J. 81 Wright lcff f1T Los Angeles C1l,
whore they win remain at least ono
month Tho object of The visit Ia Tor
mo benefit 1f Mrs Nowmon'a health
who has been real slck ior some time
John Conrard Flagstaff crack base
BAH player loft Tor Texas. whore ho
went t1 join tho South TcN8s Base
BAN league lie played second base
last year for iho Galveston team and
made such chit with the fans down
there that be was resigned but has
changed bis position and win Pc one
of me catchera OF the team thIs sen
aUu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
FLAGSTAFF

From Jhe sun
For tho month aI March tho county
recorder dlpi and recorded COG in.
s.um.aJs and raiI she county treas
Br,r account fees ON same fi,u5s55.
George a.. sullivan returned from
ln enjoyable trip to Mcyico Dee Ok.
poets f1 leave Iu q few days ON q trip
to Peru South America
N.s Ruth Barrett is visiting Mites
BelsI,g Miss Barrett is ON her way
rn her home 90 Pasadena Cal from
Denver Colo where sh, bias been y.a.
Ting relatives.
49, % TImcrhln sold bis dTuE stock
.U tHy Cover DRUG company of which
DnurI. A Cover OF Williams is pres
.fout The now firm viii continue
blfiu. hero with g. W. Buck 1s
manager The company haa "a drug
tore Boo Flagstaff Williams and Win
Cow
Flagstaff IUdg. so 600. o. o. d.
o.. H.I au annual election of officers
Tuesday. Tho Ecw officers are Thus
a. W..EcI. exalted ruler, Leo Ncr
kamp esteemed leading knight, % A
Cameron. loyal knight Thos ne
vine Irctming knight T. g Miller
secretary A. b. Douglass treasurer
w. " Nor.no. tyler, g. ~ Mcion.g'g
and o. o. Stein. trustees Tho officer.
wu De- Installed 90 thu next meeting
AND "a social session win follow Dr
/ q IS Miller WAS chosen delegate "a
| LII. ----I I.I.n n L d u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09
THE EllND FOR new MEXICO

49, AHHHHN
That Delegate n. g. D0dey o. actIvo
"a every direction for che welfare ~
New Mexico Is shown Boy the following
correspondence:
Sion. Secretary OF Agriculture. wash.
tngton. u G..
Sir In che isrue Of the Scientific
American ~ the 18th lnsinat. end an
article which ! clip ana enclose b re-.
vita 70 you, describing the Gland
lOress cnnnal. q giant species OF an.
tslope
70 seems % me from The description
hiag 20 Try 20 domostlcatc @ ln New
81 this animal that @ might 0e a good
Mexico and ! send you the clipping
win fH's suggestion, hoping you may
see J1Ur way clear 90 make trial
am sure that I could luf some.
body 'n New Mexico 90 caro- f1r them.
or iAsg might Dee pat iu charge o.
some N the rangers on the forest rc.
sprypa
with assurances Of my high regard.
am sincerely yours.
y. g. RODEY.
polcratr in Congress from Nov Mex.
icc.
Tho arteI, referred 90 saya
Another late addition 40 tho At
traction. NJ the Z1oIorIcaI Garden AZ
Ncw York a a Auo iarra Gland
.Oreaa ranna}. the giant anerfra OF an.
tclopr That equals an ov In size. reach.
ine tha hclrht of nearly or quite six
fret ar tho wIthorr. Tor alI .ts pom.
frraus nran0rtIo1a thr Gland 'a NOT an
unrrare'H looking creature Tho 90.
preston "a mild ans the head is De-.
.ffCf. NJ the rrfoI1uo tgro. 10 seems
g. . n.t 900 animal might be-
rew0 .1t.f .... r- 10 has boon lp
uum..urs u ar.n. m EurlaaI. The
Hp.i. WHOM t.t Gland .s property fp1.
10 superior Hlrf "a doI.racy and "a
Dol. .rF . an.r 900 rrIual that with.
Hn' .al br. Unr nuts on a weight
~ 'r.m 500 a 1900 pounds or more.
B.. u., experimenting With one
ur.HHrr. 70 tbs MAGNIFICENT animal
.... ammcnH IL Tor the great
plains NJ tHe southwest. uId that "a its
,1gnO.y no going Cor long time
without water The ease with which
ID Is rra.nF ts mild disposition, IN,
w.. l.l u breeds freely lu captivity
The eroat value of 90 hide az vol =.
u Ifa arah and tho rapid improvement
~ shows unGar scientific cultivation
~ cousp.rr TO- increase the regret VIII
which We SEQ 10 rapIdIy appr1achin,
ayfr-miu1uon In lta native country
Fcw .rFrc4 NJ the wutmombors of 90,
order df h0ofod mammals exhibit 81,
many claims for d1mostlealIon AM
preservation by Che human race. Par
Hcula-ly ls thIa tho case ln country
Ike our own. which includes regionI
reproducing Boo .. many particulars thO
.haaetDr NJ mo particular parts of thu
African continent included in On,
range ~ those giant antol0pos
To the above request Delegate R0
10y received the following answer
Hon % Rodoy. House OF Repreaeu
tatiYeh
Dear Sir Your letter OF the IAN IN
slant ls received together with thc az
r1mpauy.ug clipping (which o. here
with returned concerning the CLAN
antelope commonly known A. th
Gland
agree with YOU entirely that th
Introduction ~ this animal into Ne,
MoA.co or Arizona would 1e an exec
.eut thinr in many ways The Gland
about me size of our d0most.catod ra
.le. The meat I6 much prIzod Tor foo
and no hide Tor leather am inform
"a ly thU biological survey OF th.H q.
paumont that SrlaIur and Thomas .
heir "E0ok 0r AufgI0pes" state tha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Roland Paul and bis beautiful young
wife his stepson ana one Of bis pu.
pills. passed through the city this a.
touoon on their way 10 Los Angeles
called by the death OF one OF tie
ladyB relatives Mr Paul win De-
pleasantly remembered Do Las Vtr's
as a sweet singer at two OF the mu
steal festivals Elyon under the nu
p.c9s OF the OWtorIo society. The
gentleman left Denver. where ho bad
been Tor gears. some weeks ago. Go
establish himself In Montreal Thoust
the prospects there was not auap.
Gus. Mr. Paul has decided % local
ln Los Angeles. where AN estate len
By the deceased relative require
settling Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Notice De- hereby gwen that che un.
IprsIsrad bias been appointed admin.
Etratar of .hr estate of @ Cox do.
ceased. by the Probate court OF Der.
uulU8 county. Territory Of New Mex.
Ir1. al persons having claims against
thr said estate are notified 20 present
them to fho undersigned WITHIN the
time provided hy law
EiIA GHADt
Administrator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Edgar Goebei. son 0t oscar Ooehcl.
hotel keeper and wine manufacturer
NJ R,lpu. is loo the city taking in tho
fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Misses L,aa aud EaH.D Price. che
beautiful dtuFhtrw ot SIR and Mrs
Joseph Price a. Socouo. Who haVe
boon Albuquerque visitors f1r several
days. lrfr ior Sooorro last night Ed.
die Pu.a accompanied hIs sisters
homo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-09

Practically all the city omcers a.
the railroads 90 El Paso have adopted
Tho practice OF closing Saturday after.
moons during the summer months
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
New c e n t ury Flour
makes the best bread.
koiOE DysFspsis Ours
piEests uhaT yes eaS.
stock Raising for Profit.

The south Is rapidly oming to the
front as stock raising country for pro.
fits, You can learn how northern stock
,raisers located along the Illinois Cen
trail R. R, are getting rich in this bust
ness by writing for FREE descriptive
matter and particulars to
e. A. RICHTER, T.P.A., IN Cent. R. r.
5l2 PARK BUILDING,
jan29wtf. PTTTsRURG. PA
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THE SEVEN wHIsTLERs.

An Ancient sul.ss1e tion That sim
Exisd lsnEzand.
In some England peculiar
whistllI2 he noises are heard
n nd tusk and early In the
morning - daylight during the
winter months Semetimes, however,
the noise Is described as beautiful
sounds Ike music. high up In the air.
which gradually die away The gen.
aral belief Is that the seven vhis-
tlefs." as they are called. ara the fore
teiiers OF bad luck. disaster or death
to some one In the locality. IL Is
very ancient suggestion. Both Swifts
and plovers have been suggested as
the ''UhlstiorA" II may be noted that
plsres are trsditlonally supposed 10,
contain the souls Of those who assisted
at the cruclhxion and 10 consequence
were doomed 10 Goat In die mir for
ever. Really, tho "whlsilers" are Wild
geon. or teal. 40 they fit from their
feeding grounds. passage always
made under coyer Of darkness. In
Shropshire the sound Is described as re
sembllng that OF many lRrks singing.
and the folklore Of both Shropshire
and Worcestershire says. They ore
seven birds. aud the six fy about con-
tinuslly together looking for the scr
euth. aud when they ind him the weird
WIN come to an end
Everywhere. without exception, tho
seven whistlers'' are believed 10 pre-
sage III, but tho superstition seems to
be more particularly a miners notion.
II they hear the warning voice OF the
seven whistless," birds sent, as they
say, b. Providence to warn Thorn OF an
impending danger. not man Will de
scend into the pit until the following
day. For example. In September, 1874,
the following paragraph went the
round OF the papers: ION Monday
morning large numbers OF the miners
employed at the Bedworth collleries.
in North Warwickshire, giving way to
a superstition which has long prevailed
among their class, refused to descend
into the pits In which they are employ
ed. During Sunday night 1t was stated
that the 'soYen whistlers' had been
distinctly heard In the nsighborhood OF
Bedworth. aud the result was that on
tho following morning many of the
men positively refused TO descend into
the pits"
Morfa coiGcry. in South Wales. is
notorious for It's uncanny traditions.
The seven whistiers" were heard
there before a great explosion in the
sixties and before another In 1890.
when nearly hundred miners were
entombed. In December 1895. 1t WINS
said that they had been heard yet
again. wherennon the men struck work
and could not be induced to resume 1t
until the government inspector had
made close examination OF the work.
ings and reported all safe. In July,
1902. another instance of n colllery
strike, founded upon the same super
stition, occurred In England.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
A woNDEHfUL ANIMAL.
The Turtle Is Peculiar Creature
IN alnDy ncapects.


Almost alone among Gods creatures
the turtle has but single enemy
man. 1t does not seem 70 matter to
the turtle whether lie stays beneath
the surface for M hour or week. nor
does II trouble him to spend an eounl
time GU land II tie need arises. he i
neither dsh, flesh nor foxl. yet his
tiesh pariakes Of the characteristics OF
all three. Eating seems a mere super.
fully with him, since for weeks at a
time he may be headed up in a barrel
with the bung OUT and emerge after
his long fast apparently none the
worse for hIs enforced abstinence from
food. from light, and almost from
mir. and. finally. 1t may be truly said
that OF al the higher. warm biooded
organisms there Is none so tenacious
OF life rs the turtle. can truly say
that hare seen the flesh cleared ont
OF n turtle shell and hung up on tree.
where for hours the qrivering, con.
vulsive movements OF the muscles
went on. Not only 50. button one oc.
casion only the head and tail were left
attached TO the shell. Some time had
elapsed since the meat had been cut
out 81 the carapnce. and no one could
have Imagined that any life remained
III the extreuiltles. But a young Dane.
noticing that the down hanging head
Lad rs mouth wide open. very foolish.
" inserted two fingers between those
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10

A writer in the London Chronicle
says: IAN instance Of the Ignorance
OF Londoners as TO the addresses Of
important institutions occurred to the
present writer In his early youth. BE
was attracted by a building IN Pan
Mall and inferred that the stalwart
soldier at the entrance was the. rep
resentative OF the proprietor. WIN
you please tell me the name OF this
placer said the youth from the coun-
try. The sentry moved not an eyelash.
I dunno what blanky place they do
call IT, he replied sayngely. Some
years afterward the youth from tie
country discovered that this was the
war o1ca-
\ Prudent Youngster.
"And you say the teacher whipped
you cruellyS"
.'Yes, dad
@show me the marks"
4 can't. dad. There amt no marks. =
'sSo marksg'
'sNo, dad. You see. ] was dressed FOR
it."-Cleyeiand Plain Dealer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
BALLOON SPIDERS.
They Voyage nj Great Heights over
Sea a. Well as Land.

ihty toShHc NJ drcni Heights Over
Sea a. Well as Land.
Given u steady breeze and a free
course, there is practically no limit to
the distance which hallnonmg spltler
may traverse The sitter Inns taken
orb weavers from their snuggerles nm.
der divers sheltcring projections ut the
highest attainabIe point on tie dome
Of ST. Peters In Rome. whittier they
had doubtless been carried by the wind
when younglings Que may see tlpcks
OF gossamer a1oat at fur greater
heights. Seafnring folk often note
spider balloons speeding by them ut
sea or entengled upon various parts Of
the vessel. Darwin. in his famous
voyage OF the Beagle, when sixty
miles from land saw great numbers Of
small spiders with thciT webs when
they first came la contact with the rig
ging they were seated upon threads
and while hanging 10 these the slight
est breath OF mir would bear them oul
OF sight. Thus. though so FAR from
land. the wee voyagers were stIll NOV.
ing on over the main.
A steamship captnln told the writer
OF Ike observation made by hIm.
While sailing along tue eastern coast
OF South America during the month Of
March bis silp was covered with innu-
merahle spider webs. lie was then
more than 2O0 niles from land. about
400 miles south OF the equator. The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
yample.

George didn't keep his engagement
with me last night" said the girl who
was betrothed to him.
I'D give him a piece Of my mind"
said her mother.
Just a little sample Of married ilfe.T
suggested the father-Cleyeland Lead
er.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10

One OF the Girls--D DO you think your
poems are widely read? The Poet
Yes; nearly every editor In the country
reads them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
Sweet Melody flour

Dancing every Friday and Tuesday
hyening from to l2 at the Elk Bridge
hal. Come and enjoy the new music
Just received, since the last dance. Most
pleasant dance hall in town. Floor un.
exeeiled Violin and electric player mu.
ne ian7ti
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

Miss Pearl Modispaugh has opened
restaurant and ice cream parlor on
Monticello avenue, at No. SlG. She in
viies the patronage of all. aprls-tf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10

Notice-To contractors and builders
for best builders lime AM highest grade
Portland cement see G. NJ. West, No
4od and 4os Norm Fifth street, Glcr
ElS Home phone 1917 m23-dlm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
FRESH MILK FOR SALE.

On and after Monday january rs /
viii receive fresh milk from the country
daily and wiil sen II in any quantity to
local customers.
eEUcHLER's BAKERY,
2tJan.o4. $40 Pike Street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
Sweet Melody Flour
FOR SALE.

One hoDsc, SIX rooms, bath room, re.
eeption hall, two pOrches, bin, basement,
cellar.
One five room house.
Good water IN both houses.
Inquire oS7 W. Pike street. asst.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-10
SWEET MELODY FLOUR

Little Herald sc cigar, clear havana
filler, at Levy's, 1882 West Pike street.
n2l-,.,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-27

Armagh, Ireland, July 24.-An
enormous concourse from all parts
of Ireland was present today at the
ceremony of the reopening of Ar
magh cathedral, after four years
work of redecoration, which includ-
ed the covering of the entire walls
with mosaic pictures. Cardinal
Vannutelli, as the legati of Pope Pi-
us, and many Irish and foreign pre-
lates, among the latter Rev. DR..
Charles McCready, of Holy Cross
church, New York were present.
Rioting between Orangemen and
Catholics took place here yester lay