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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
THE HON. CHARLIE CHECK
 MATED.
pY wAnTHn BRoWMn.

Copyright. 1904. by Daily Story Pub. Col Nevah was 50 baiIy we'll sold in all my fife. By Jovet It's enough to drive a fellah to dwinIx, dontcher' know. Dash 1t all. Give me a cigawette, old chappy." What has happened7. I asked my friend from England, whom found sit- ting like a picture of despondency in the foyer of q Broadway hotel soon after midnight
 The Hon. Charlie cholmondeley was in faultiess evening dress of the most
 modern cut and the most expensive make and material. Tn fact. during the few years that the Hon. Charlie has honored this country and incidentally ia
 yored his own by making New York hts residence it has been recognised that dress was his strong point. He is not in- tsllectually brilliant, but he ls saftoriaIiy supurb. Tn his case it Ia absolutely true that the tailor makes the man, but Charlie is proverbialiy deficient In his respect for his creators. It is q we'll known fact to those who are in the con-
 fidence of this sprig of English nobility
 that he would as soon think of paying a
 tailor's bill out of the check he receives each month as thank offering for his staying away from home and mother, as
 he would dare to appear on Broadway without an expensive boutonnaire in his
 we'll groomed coat or without a geomet- rically correct crease in his pants--we
 beg pardon--we ehould say trousers. i Charlie brides himself on being what the English term .'mRsher," he makes speciality of chorus girls, who usually make a fool of him.
 What has happened, Charlief" re- peated, for I could nee that some ex- ttaordinary weight of trouble was mak- | ing him sad.
 "wouldn't have minded so much bein' made a fool of by the chit. you know"
 he went on, .'but, dash 1t all, old chap,
 to have paid . confounded tailor felIah.
 dontcher' know-'pon me word. 1t makes
 man feel fit to blow his bloomin'
 brains out, donteher' know. Regular chonce, by sad. sir-that's what 1t Is.
 Dem lf.a give me another cigawette." When Charles indignation had cooled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
SCHEME TO ROB DEAD
PLOT TO GET vALUABLES OF
 IRoouoIs VICTIMS;
John lIahnksn Tells of How He Wept as He Falsely Iden- tifled Bodies at the
 1foreues.

Chicago, March 2.--A grewsome plot to get valuables found upon victims of the IrocuoIs fire was unfoided to the police today by John Mahnken, who was arrested several days ago and who Is accused of seeking to get possession of the body of Mrs. Amelia Mueller of Mill wapkee, and also that of Mrs. Frank R. Greenwald.
 On Mrs. Muelier's body was $40o. On Mrs. Grenewaid's fingers were several valuable rings. Mahnken's story impli- cates a man who claimed to be physi- clan. Mahnken knew him as "Dr. George" The New York police are said to have information that man answer ing the description of "Dr. George" has been implicated in several life insurance swindies. He Is said to have left Chica- 20 to, escape detectives from south western State who want him for similar crimes. Mahnken employed an under taker to bury the body of Mrs. Greenwald whom he falsely identified as his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Kouth of Montreal
 His confession Is in the hands of the police.
 "I visited Jordans, undertaking estab- iishment," he said, land cried as real as any person would that had lost dead relative was informed that the body had been positively identified as that of Mrs. Mueller of Milwaukee. Another body was marked sl, and identified that one and 1t was laid aside. I went then to where the unclaimed valuables were taken and there broke down again and wept. Then we buried the body at Elm wood. It was later Identlned by Mir. Greenwalc as that of his wife and was iislnterred and feburied. 'Dr. 0eorge'- I never learned his last name-then ad- yised me to start a suit for damages and that was what was about to do when arrested"
 Mehnken is about 2s years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
SURGEONS RESORT
 TO THE KNIFE
When a Simple Home Remedy Cures.


 When a Simple Home Remedy Cures.
 Why do physicians always advise an oPeTSiIIS9 niIsS9 tOr the cure of hemGrrhoids enced by the dicta of operating surgeons, who stoutly assert and maintain that ail other treatments are merely nalliative, and that the knife affords the only means
 There could be no greater fallaey. as the worst possible case of piles are per- manentty cured by the use of Pyramid Pie Cure which Is In suppository form. ts applied directly to the sources of ths complaint. and removes tho cause. which an operation does not
 II have been a sufferer from pilew for eyer torty years, and after trying every thing could hear or read of. without beneht or relief, came to the concItision % stve Pyramid Pile Cure a trial. and I can lruly say 1t has given me entire sat- lglacuon; 1t is wonderful remedy. The bleedlng has entirely ceased, the pro- tfuding has stopped, there is no longe- any ltching. and l feel no swelling of the parts; in fact feel like a new man.
 nad to wear a truss for several now discarded it. after uslnr six boras' ns'n os Ryramid Pile Cure. I think after forty years or suffering. the six boxes was d smaL amount to make such an agreeable cE CEhanse, as was unable to do any work tneL required stooping in the last eight years. l recommend Pyramid Pile Cure 70 every. one with whom I come in con tact' as consider 1t beyond price GeG, ". lvey, Confederate Soldiers Home.
 we vouch for the truth and accuracy oL tne above testimonial and urge ail suneIers to purchase a fifty cent pack sse or tnis famous remedy at the nearest ILus Ials store and give 1t a trial tonight. accept no substitutes. and reneusber tneIe IS no remedy lust as aood V
 Lns Fyramid Drug Co.,, Marshall, Mich. publish little book on the causes and es eurS 8 oI piles. and will gladly send 1t free ~lA~ @uUEeSs'l wed-su.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
|SOLDIERS' HOME FORMALLY
 TRANSFERRED 10 THE STATE
Camp Falkner, Confederate Veterans Adopts Resolu- ton Turning Oyer Mountain Creek In
 stitutlOn tO Board Of Trustees

Camp len Falkner United Confedsr- ats Veterans. aK called meeting yea terday at the Exchange Hotel, adopted q resolution formally conveying to the State of Alabama deed and titis to the Soldiers Home property at Monntain Creek.
 The meeting did not last nftesn min utes. but that brief time meant much to the score of grixzled ex-Confedsratas who have labored for three years to pro- vide home for their less fortunate com rades to pass the last years of their lives. It was the cons1mmation of a long desired wish. to have the State of Alabama take care qf the Alabamians who followed the Stars and Bars through fcur years of civil strife.
 By act of the L&gislature the State agreed to appropriate s25.0o0 to the i'm. provement of the buildings and grounds of the Soldiers Home, and Go make an appropriation of s125 annually toward the maintenance of each Inmate
 Last week Attorney General Massey Wilson communicated with Camp Falk- ner's officers. stating that the State was ready to receive ths Home A resolution was framed by the Attorney General and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
CANDIDATES QUALIFYING.
All in Readiness for the Primary

All in Readiness for the Primary iu
 Elmore.
 Wetumpka. March 22.-(special. .)--.Tho County Executive Committee was in ses- sion yesterday preparatory for the pri- rnaries April Il.
 About all of the candidates--between thirty-five and forty-for the various county offices. were present and qualified by furnishing the chairman their names and the name of the office for which they were candidates. and by paying the assessment levied by the Committee for the expenses of the primary. The ofice of Probate Judge was assessed $eo CiF- cult Clerk 80. Treasurer S35. and so on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

do~n to tns Commissioners. s1o per dis trict. The amounts are dlvided amon& the candidatss for the reepeetlve off1ces. Resolutions on the death of Hon. chas. W. Thompson were passed Etmore Coun- t. win have a candidate--lf not candi- dases--for the oflsce of coneressman from this district,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
My Life
Hung On a Single Thread With Heart
 Dis Q a SC.

You should never wait until your life hangs in the balance before you give the necessary aid to your sick heart. /
 4 weak heart Is always serious. for it affects every organ of your body through its inability to purify and keep the sys- tera supplied with pure. rich. iife-giving blood.
 Any indication Of heart trouble. such as shortness Of breath after exercise. redness of face. hot fiushes, oppressed feeling in chest. weak, hungry spells. paipitation. dizziness. sudan starting in sleep. irregular pulse. is serious. and should be cured at once.
 The safest and suress treatment is pr. Miles Heart Cure. a nervs and rnus- cle builder. blood tonic It acts d. rectly on the heart nerves and muscles. giving them strength and vigor. and relieves every symptom of a sick heart.
 Your life depends upon your heart. and . weak. diseased heart, Iike a single thread. can endure but little.
 'T suffered for years with my heart At times my qife hung by single thread. A number of physicians and an eminent specialist treated me. Without inc knowledge of my doctor took Dr. Miles Heart Cure. It lifted the palms from my heart. and caused free circulation of affairs, something [ had never isopsa t to do again. ."--MR. JOHN KOE;I0Ess, 1Se Clinton St., Cleveland. Ohio.
 ], If first bottle does not benefit. your money back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
DANzEY-ARNoID.
Popular Young Couple of Abbeviiis
 are Married.

are Married
 Abbevflle, March 2.-(Epecial. l--Aliss Lizzie Arnold and E. D. Lanzey were married Sunday afternoon at the homo of w. J. Capps. Mir. Capps performina tl,e ceremony. Mr. Danzey, who is 9 pop ular young business man Of this city, drove out to the home of the yonns lady's parents ostensibiy to take hef driving. but they had gone only sno.s distance wher he left her at a friends q house while he drove hurTfediy back 70 town for the license which had been pro cured by a friend. The couple then drcve to the home of Mir. CappH, who is justice of the peace, and quietly wefe made man and wife. The groom is young man of sterling business quelitAes and holds a lucrative position witn z well known firm. His bride, the dausnte, og J. F. Arnold, wealthy farmer ahe citizen of this county, is one Of the mon' popular young ladies of this section
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

late Saturday afternoon John Wood, a crazy negro. ran amuck. and assaulted James Derrick, another negro, with a razor In6ictlng some very ugly wounds Tcday it is reported that Derrick Is in dying condition. Wood also assaulted the wife of another negro with a rock and nearly brained her before he was oyerpowered and locked up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

Monday morning Ross Kennedy. a ne- gro. assaulted Lewis Chandler at his -heme and came ve-y near killing him Stili later in the day he assaulted Wil- Ham Gathier. a prominent planter. and tl.ep made his escape. A reward of s5a e aefAred for hia arrAst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

b sATENoLA is . new discovery, guar antsed. and money refunded in every case < 1t fails to remove freckles, pimples. black-heads. liyer-spots. tan and all discolorations and dlsnguring eruptions Cexcept birth-marlEO. ordinary eases in 10 days; the worst in IS to 20 days: leaves the skin soft clear and beautiful To any address on receipt of price. 6Oc.
 Paducah. Ky, Jan, 8. 1904 NATIONAL TOILET co, Paris. Tenn: Gentlemen: have used your sATINo- LA for two and one-half years and find it Inc only preparation have ever used that viii clear my complexion of dark brown reckles. not only sun freekles. but In win- Ter as well as summer. I would not be entirely without 1t for twice its cost.
 Very respectfully.
 Mrs. Douglas Hushes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

An epidemic of measles has broken out in Seottsboro, and there is talk among the faculty of the Scottsboro Baptist h. stltute of clearing the college on account of it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
woRD-BERRY.
Popular Jackson County Couple Uni
 ted in Marriage,

Seottsboro, March 22.-(SpeciaI. )-Miss Daisy Berry, daughter of William Berry ot Limerock, near Scottsboro. was mar red in Guntersville Wednesday last to Lscnard Word of Boaze. Mr. Word Is a
 prominent business man of Marshall County. and the charming bride is one os the most popular girls in this county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

down the Chattahoochee, They built a large bateau which was hauled from here to otho, where 1t was iioated. Prepa- rations were made for a big time, and no doubt they are having 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

Thomas A. Terry, A member of the se- nior class of the Southeast Alabama Az rlcultural School. has been appointed a cadet to West Point, and left last week to prepare himself for the entrance ex- animation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

National Toilet O.. Paris, Tenn. For sale hy Gay. Hardie & Durr and Grles Bros. Co, Wholesale Distributors. Nachman & Meertie6, E. c. Fowler. wsa-eri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

RRTlE Write to ns Tor Free TTiaI Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our Specialist will diagnose your case. tell Free. DIR MILES MEDICAL CO., LABORATORIES. ELKE1ART. IND.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23
Special Excursion
 to Pensacola, Saturday March 26ih. .$2.5) Round Trip S2.5O

On account of the aasemblage of the North Atlantic Squadron, con- sisting of forty or more battle ships and cruisers, now at Pensacola, the L. q N. R. R. will run . special ex- cursion train, leaving Montgomery at II P. m. March the 26th, arriving Pensacola at 5 a. m. Returning, train will leave Pensacola at Q p. m. March 2Tth, arriving Montgomery ii p. m. Proportionately low rates will be in effect from Al local sta tions between Montgomery and Flo maton. ". L. BEAsLEY, P. A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

s, P. Bradley will in a short while move his spoke and handle factory to town. This industry has only been in operation a few weeks but is proving a success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

T. J. MisseIdine and ". T. Thornton, two Of Abbevilis's most enthrsiaatic sportsmen. left last week for an ouuns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-23

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
DAVID srRAcHAN.
This Old Timer Died This Afternoon
from Pneumonia

Thid Old Timer Died This Afternoon
from Pneumonia.
This afternoon. at 3,i5 o'clock. at
his room on North Second stree,
near Tlieras avenue. David strachan.
a vol known citizen, died from pnou.
monia. Ho was complalnlug FOR the
past week but did not take 70 his bed
until late ast Saturday afternoon.
az be dld not consider himself sick
enough 10 go 90 bed or even call Ia 70
physician. Yesterday be grew worse
and a physician was summoned. To.
day. his condition was alarming. and
az noon today a nurse was engage 4
10 look after HE wants. Death, how
over. and fastened its clutches on his
me- and few minutes before The
Otizon went 20 press this afternoon
a telephone announced the Gnal dls.
solution
Tho deceased Cor years roslacd al
Gallup. where be- followed coal mining
and served several terms as marshal
Of THAI town. On leaving Gallup De
came 20 this city ANA followed the
occupation OF a bartender The de-.
ceased was a Grand Army veteran
a member Of the Improved order %
Red Men and a member OF the Mar.
tenders union The body has been
turned over 10 undetakor Bdwardr
No arrangements have yet been made
for the funeral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

engagement for hla indian band 70
play ln one OF the principal parks. ne
expects 90 make similar engagements
iu Pueblo, Colo. and IN Denver. This
Ia the only Indian band that has 90
cured recognition IA the Official pro
eram 90 the coming Worlds Pair 10
&C. Louis.
our school hand Ia doing some
good work la practlcing and will soon
uo in shape t0 DO some playing.
superintendent Allen ls in Csc field
looking anor the Interests OF the Plat
Gro band of Navajo indiana. who nave
recently been placed under hia care
Hy tbe Indian o,aCo
Our farmer with bio corps OF boys.
a busy planting and tho Industrial
teacher iH fixing ap the lawns and
sowing ucw lawns Co blue grass
A number uf San Felipe Indians
came down to Interview suporutond
rnt Allen about me rFht of way Tor
tho railroad across their landa.
Nl Wilson, vito ot our blacksmith.
arrived tniB week and tho family nave
gone to housekeeping Ora one of the
cutdees Uu fhe school grounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
POLICE COURT
uUT WITH PENkHlFE-THE LINE.
MEMS ASSAULT.

Jose Garcia appeared in Justice
CrawfOrds court this morning aud
made an afidavit to the erect that
Forcni0 Filter assaulted hia brother.
Bias Garcia by cutting him in tho
face and back with a knife
The oHouHe was committed yester-
day and was the result NJ fifor abus.
ing MRS. Ben Garcia tno above plain
tins Historinlaw an frr home on
south Broadway
Bias Garcia was present when fifer
began abusing Mira Garcia and inter.
iDred. Fifer forthwith assaulted
him with a knife Tho latter was
taken 90 the Santa Pc hospital and
Ffor was incarcerated BE will be-
given o. nearing on Monday
a Brutal Assault
Tho assault yesterday of jim iarrt
gan and Tom ORourko on Charles
stump. which occurred To- front OF tho
Washburu store on Second street was
a very c0wardly act
AZ the trial this morning witnesses
10 the meloo said that iArrigan held
sumps hands while ORourke struck
him repeatedly over the head with
heavy wire connect0ra lno court
gave a. Rourko thirty days in tho
county iail and larrigan ten days.
web the privilege OF paying a nno. An
we're employees Of me Automatic Tels
phone company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
= FRIENDS ADVICE.

VIII Often Help Y0u Greatly --Read
What an Albuquerque Citizen says
You may hesitate 20 listen o. ~
advice o. strangers bul the testimony
10 friends 0r roaldeut1 OF Albuquerque
Do worth your most careful attention
o. in on easy matter 90 InyoEigaa
such proofs as ihis Tho evidence must
Boz conclusive Read the following
g. o. Lott tor Ten years station
master On Albuquerque. now retired
from active cares Of 70 q. rerIdenco
3l5 North Arno street. SAYS had
attacks ~ baokacho stretching over a
period OF three years Ono of them
occurred shortly before uoana KID
neg pills came 90 my notice. and
Wout t0 the AlYsrad0 pharmacy f0r
box kneW me cause of my rou.
BITE kr0so from imperfect acIon o.
the Kidneys. because che behavior Of
the hdnoy socreflons and theIr cohd.
tIon fully proved o. bui what 20 d.
10 check tho trouble was "a nystory
noana Kidney pills effectively stop
ped the dlmculty % everyone la a.
huquerquo receives la undoubtcd bone
fit aH from 'nat remedy Kidney com.
pialut backarhe ana trouble elth che
kidney gcteilons will cease to oxisi
in this vicinity
For sale by ail dealers prlce 60
cents Fustor.Milbun Co., Hunalo. H.
v. sole Ggonta for the United staos
Remember the name -noan's-and
take no substitute Kge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

A. the result Of burning light Goa.
Ia an Incoming engine yesterday o
@ a. n. W. railway car b. in the local
yards charred on the inside and "a
consignment of California rage arc
sc0rched browa and soaking wet
About N o'clock the alarm OF Ore
was sounded aud the yards quickly
hlod with nremon and curious people
The FIRE departments attention was
directed 20 q car FROM which smoke
was issuing IA great torrents. The
car was loaded with rags Ia bales and
some place 10 their depths a Are smol
derod and for a long time e burned
merriy on regardless OF the efforts OF
the frantic IRE lighters Al last. after
long and tedious toll the Gre was
subdued. but not until tho rags were
very thoroughly wet Evidently the
fire was caused by a spark from IA,
engine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
VALENCIA REPUBLICAN,
lN CONVENTION LAST SATURDAY
AND NAMED DELEGATES TO
TERRITORIAL coNvENTioN.

las, Saturday. at Zoo Lunas tbo
republicans of Valencia county met
and selected delegates no the torItor
al convention at Lac VogaH
Tho following delegates were sc
.rctod
q Francisco Chavez Solomon Luna
Juan g. Jaum.li0. carl A. ualloB.
Martin sanchez. Carlos Baca. Candi.
lo pudiIIa lasob0 Chavez Jesus can.
IoIarIa. Federico Sanchez. iuearIo
.audplur.a. Jesus Sanchez. silyos.
tro Wianal Ben Bibo Narclsoo Pine
tho following resolutions we're
adopted
De 90 resolved by the republicans
lf Valencia county. New Wsuco. lu
delegate convention assembled rhat
Vp 40 thla tImC renew our allegiance
io the great republican party and itH
declaration of principles aR SET forth
lt Its last national convention and
1a declared iu the territorial conyou.
lion no Ration ln iuO2 under which tho
nation has pr0spcrOd at home. has
Increased ln glory abroad. and our
beloved territory has grown in all
that goes to mako zap common.
wealth. grcat and respected That the
policy of President Roosevelt iu Tor
aIgu aud domestic AFFAIRS meets with
our hearty APPROVAL, especially bis At
ltudr iu regard TO labor strikes and
thc Panama canal. and we believe
that hIs wise and firm Administration
oft national ana.u mcrita hlB c0ntinu.
lnco in the great oiice which ho now
holds and that jho coming convention
nt Las Vegas should endorse Thoo.
lore Roosevelt aB Its choice Tor the
/ president oi the United States
BE- BE- further resolved: That tne
administration of the Affairs OF the
territory under Governor Otoro fOr
the past Obs years merit and should
receive tho highest commoudntion
not only from republicans but from
ili the citizens OF Now Mexico Tn.
der bis administration and by biz
earnest and untlHnE work many ro
forms Co th, administration OF fiscal
Affairs have boon Instituted. our
public debt has been reunced and oui
revenues and taxable wealth lncroas
ed.
Aud further, bo BE- resolved. tnal
wa have learned with the deepest 20
| grct and sorrow OF the recent death
| of Marcun a. Hanna. tho Onicial head
Of tho republican party OF tho union
b Is not that party alone which mas
cause % mourn ma death, but the
whole country suffered a grioyoua ioaa
M tho taking away OF that ErGal
statesman. leader m business and
honored citizens. and that our ro
spoctiul sympathy D. rendered 20 hll
boroavod wife and family DO their a.
uictl0u
Resolved That we express our sat
iafactiou with the administration Of
/ Justice lu the courts of the territory
under tho able. upright and fearIos,
luiEos who constitute the present su
preme court OF Nov MEXICO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
chlldrsn's coughs 40 colds.

Mrs. Joe Mcuratn. oet east FIRST
street Hutchinson, KAN. writes; a
have given BILLIARDS. horohound syrup
20 my children for coughs and colds
TOR the past four years ana ma n the
best medicine / ever used" unnKo
many cough syrups, II contains no
opium, but will sOuthe and heal any
disease OF the throat or lungs quicker
than any other remedy. zoe, bus ana
ti 90 40 J. a. ORioliy q Co.'S.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
panasra OF pnsumenla.

A cold az this time n neglected 10
liable 90 cause pneumonia which %
often fatal. and even when the pa.
lpht has recovered the lungs are
weakened, making them peculiarly
susceptible ID the development OF con.
sumption Foloy'a Honey aud lar
viii stop the cough. heal ana
strengthen the lungs and prevent
pneumonia. f0f sale by h Ukiolly
a