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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
STRANGE FIND
NEAR TORRANCE
BoYs m CLIMBING OVER NOUN.
TAiNs DISCOVER A CAMPING
OUTFIT, CLOTHES AND SADDLE

some boys In climbing over the
Camcleon mountains. lincoln county.
on last sunday found a camping ou'
o.. some clothes and saddle in a
crevico ga the mountain side some
three miles from Torrance.
Deputy sheriff James Chase nj
Torranc8 furnishes the following de-
scrlption OF the effects. and asks tina.
Il be- published IN the hope that u
may lead to the identification OF the
missing man
The clothes consisted OF black
suit OF rough goods. almost new, a
pair % drawers with elastic iu the
sides and a summer uGderahirt
The saddle Is almost new. has wood.
en- stirrups. bound with brass. aud
brass rlnEa on eide 20 which cinch
straps are fastened. no name on sad
die.
Camp outfit consisted of four CON
forts. two OF them homemade piecei
up of old clothes cut IN squares. Of
! two sizes. one Hl1c twice as large IA
I the ulheri ana one OF them hhd consul
cradle corduroy In Il; one light color
ed blanket and half OF a blue blanket;
one wagon sheet almost new; two tar
paulins. one OF them with blood spots
on 81 a glass pepper shaker, also salt
shaker. a knife and two forks, tive
shaving brushes and some other email
/ articles
Ia the pockets og the coat was d
letter and a telegram addressed 20 4
/ J. Estes. Rountroo. New Mexico. Tn,
clothing showod owner 20 be- ahou
I i've feat seven inches 60 height and Dc
weight about 1856 or ti0
There o. also a pocket diary. on nJ
lear OF which ls written John r. Nc
CURE Decatur. Texas, Wise county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
MARKET LETTER

-.er spondcnco
h 'y So. rcr Cattle
.. o eips 40 kanlas ely last
N,tr Nete 1890. as compared with
af Jo saric week last year Weather
lffnl played tie most important
u r We cattle .nerkot and we're
'r diverse
Dt. ana Ige.-a.. 0n account
W tit tight re,1.ps, prices on al
s.nds advanced 10 10 80 cents. Later
10 tAC week these attractive prices
,rouFht la a large run. and the only
advance IVES wiped out. aud some
Kinds. particularly stockera and fco3.
ers. made additional loss Fat steers
and butcher SUN ended the week
barely steady with the close OF the
previous week StockoFs and feed.
ars lost 20 20 go cents The bad woath.
~ smut on the demand tor tho Inter.
and wiki she increased receipts late
In the week, and country demand no
better. spectators found themselves
with too many cattle. and prices &C.
eordingly declined Packers also
claimed that storms In tho sast hal
ahus on their supply OF refrigerator
aars. leaving their coolers fun Of beat.
which thoy we're unable 90 move. and
thHs forcing them 20 curtan opera
lIonH Run today rs 5000. market
steady 90 SLOW. Fat steers and an
EiilinE kinds of cattle are barely
steady. aud H0ckem and feeders. II
good are fully steady. but the poor
kinds are SOW sac. However a bunch
~ twenty-five head Of Colorado feed.
ara. weighing 02O pounds. brought
1898 today These cate would have
brought fd25 two weeks ago. no
cupts at an che markets today are
light for Monday and prices should
make some recovery later IN the week.
if On moderate turn of today Is an ga.
dication OF the receipts the balance
" the week
Tho sheep market has been MOTE
ar less erratic for the past two weeks
The general tendency has been 90 low.
a. prices. but various classes do not
seem 90 lose much ground. averaging
10 10 90 cents under the high time. OK
oept yoariinEa. which are On 90 cents
Run today Is $500 head and the mar
km steady Nothing Of any quality is
in today, bat western wothors are
worth SAYS 10 $40; ewes. 50 so q
& cents; yoarlIngs tl.75 20 $500, and
lambs up 90 $3.50 one bunch OF feed
Ing lambs arrived LAST week. and sold
AZ $40 Otherwise. no feeding stock
has arrived Much of thla class could
easily ho disposed uf here The rur
continues very even. averaging about
5000 20 5000 each market day. and
prices have not suffered on accoun
" excessive receipts amy DAY This sen
sou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The following articles Of incorp "a
ton have boon filed Ia tho once Cf the
territorial secretary; Three Bears min.
Ing company Of New Jersey. principal
ONCE a. Camden, New Jersey. Tho IN
corp0rutorB: Wilford ~ Wolc0tt NJ
Leon Berry ana Dean Clark. al OF
Camden, Now Jersey. The company IA
incorporated for 3D. years for the pur.
pose o. engaging IN mining operations
The capital stock 10 $1,000 600 divided
Into 100000 shares Of the par value
~ 81 each. The incorporatorB are the
nrt board OF directors
Tho Old Governors Copper Mining
and smelling company. principal o.
Ace az Roswell. Chavas county. New
Mexico The ircorporators are John
H. LenoX. Michael %. Burns. john y
Russell. Ialbud y. Rose, Jefferson d.
Bell. James A coitlngham OF Roswell
Is. y STANFORD. Oklahoma City. W. g.
Bourne, Nogal. New Mexico; J. A.
Ryan, Oklahoma city. Oklahoma. The
capital stock Is $1,000 600 dlvldcd into
OO0o 200 shares OF the par value OF 81
each. Tho directors are John l.. ~,
nox, Michael ID. Burns. John ID Rus
sell and lslbud p Rose OF Roswell
The Rcd Rock Canal company, prin-
clpal once AZ Red Rock. Grant county
New Mexico. The incorporation are
Charles o. Fuller, David - Smith and
Francis Harper Red Rock The com.
pany o. incorporated for 90 years for
che purpose OF acquiring water and
water rights, right OF way Tor canals.
bitches, fumes and pipe lines and 20
construct and maintain such. The
capital stock Is 5000 divided into 100
shares OF the par value OF $50 each.
The ineorporators are the hrst board
OF directors
The Red Copper company, principal
Office NJ Organ, Dona Ana county. The
incorporation and directors sro II. n.
I Prick w. q. Fottor and r. 49, Pearson
OF NIXON, Pennsylvania. The com.
pany 10 Incorporated Tor 80 years Tor
tho purpose Of mining The capital
stock 10 e600.OOO divided into 10000
shares o. the par value OF $40 each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
CRUDE OIL WILL KILL TICKS
CATTLE THUS TREATED MAY BE
SHIPPED FROM TEXAS DUNNO
ANY SEASON or THE YEAR.

Dr. r. A. Bray OF M Paso, who ls IN
charge OF the Rio Grando border dis.
trct Tor the Unitod states bureau OF
animal industry. on Saturday received
ndvice from the agricul. afal depart
mcnt TO allow cattle from below the
quarantine limo 10 &c moved north az
any time during tne yeas. providing
they are dipped IN crude OIL
Il has b0en demonstrated that Port
Arthur. Texas, crude oil will kin the
ticks and thus avoid the cause OF
Texas fever and 81 the same time not
niuro tho cattle. Orders we're there
fore Issued that cattle 90 dipped may
bo shipped north At any time regard
less OF quarantine regulations. The
establishment OF dipping watts and the
dipping must take place under tho au-
pervislon OF the de- artment officers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
SENTENCE sERMoHs.


Love needs no lexicon
CONSERVATION ia not conversion.
A soft answer may De a stln argu
mont
THE would be a sad world without
sorinw.
The greatest success 70 70 be abio
70 torvc
Forbearanoo la one evidence OF f5r.
sivnuoss.
Honoycd llps cannot overcome a
vinogarod llfo.
People without roveraes are never
auccoasos
There b. nd illumination In the oil
" hypocrisy.
Gontooi slns are likely 20 have
rough consequences.
WHOM sou borrow trouble you need
not look Tor a dun.
u ia aspiration thm makes lie
rather than respiration.
n is safer 90 be- nnicei with sin than
20 be familiar with a.
re best prays 20 bis Father who
provides FOR his brother.
Tho sins IN our house are never 8o
large as those next door.
The putty OF pride may hide the
crack but % cannot heal a.
Heaven o. not satisfied with fine
.inon instead Of ane living.
When you shut che eyes 10 prayer
YOU open the hcam or heaven.
When religion is bat recreation l.i'
s likely 20 become decoration
There Sc something crooked en- ca,
conscience tLat insists only on occon
irlcity.
When a man fools that 40 cents q
week % an thar he ought 10 pay ioi
his rolieion he ia throwing away hll
money for what be- Will got
Chicago Tribune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
Land centss. plsmIsssd.

In the land contest Initiated Novem-
hor 22. 1909 by ponoiano Tafoya
against Alexandra Mora. involving
Moras homestead entry No. $3.50, for
the west half Of the northwest guar
ter. Of section 20, and the east halt
q the northeast quarter. OF section 80.
In township 10 north. range . east,
santa Fc county. the commissioner u
the general land once affirmed the op-
inion OF the Santa We land once. dis
missing the contest and leaving MoraH
entry intact The case was 6rut de-
cided b. tho register and receiver OF
the land once on January 8. 1908 Con.
testant Tafoya appealed 90 tho com.
missioner G q Easloy appeared for
che contestant and p N Read for the
contcstec
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
eLks HANosoMs OPERA HOUSE

stage manager Spot Moore ana
two boys are engaged in Installing
the eats 10 the ba.cony OF the Mlks
opera house. iho work 10 tedious.
but they hope 10 have the JOB finish
Oh by the 18th OF the month, or in
time for the In Convict stripe com
pany billed for the -6th.
The opening attraction has not
yet been secured but ,ho Eks are "a
correspondence with the Wizard OF
OE" company ana the Weber a Fields
Burlesquo company. and hope to So
cure one OF them The latter com
pany Left New York on Saturday, Oc.
oupylng a special train, Tor san
Francisco. whore taoy viii play an
engagement lasting several weeks.
They are billed TO return east via
Salt Lake City and Denver but tho
Elks hope 10 break this arrangement
BY Offering a neat sum Of money for
the opening OF the new opera house,
which may influence them 10 return
by the southern route. rho Santa Fe
is interested IN the scheme and there
b a strong possibility that u win 30
through. The Weber a Fields COM
pany puts up the oest show on the
continent. and u would pc a great
t-eat 90 Albuquerque theater goors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
the BEAUTY OF NEATNES

Every girl should consider 10 hor ia.
ty 90 make herself as attractive a6
possible.
IN order Ia do this she must Guilt
yato her physical az we'll aH her mon.
TAI charms
The nrst rule Ca bee observed o.
neatness NO matter how plain she
may be-. the neat. dainty girl Is always
attractive.
Even the beauty cannot afford 90
be- sloYcnly 50 think how much less
can the plain sir.
Nothing appeals 10 men like neat.
ness Men. a. a rule. are personally
noat themselves and they naturally
expect wonen 20 be- the same.
Don't think you are we'll dressed u
YOU wear a smart gown and unpolish-
cd shoes. A torn veil viii spoil the
preuiest has. aud only thg horolnes
Ia novels look well with loose. nylng
locks. The glove that Is ripped al
the finger tips Will mar a costume that
othorwiso would be exceedingly nno
There h an old saying that you
"can tell a lady by her gown and her
shoes" That. OF course Is rather ex'
tremo, but nevertheless a lady does
pay particular attention 20 those two
articles Of wear
DO not imagine for one moment
that because a girl o. plain IN face ls
unatfactIyo. II she is neat and daln.
ty in her dress and person she "a more
attractive than her prettlor sister who
relies entirely Un her pretty face and
neelocts herself otherwise.
The neat gIrl makes q neat wife and
a neat vito makes comfortable and
happy home, and that appeals 10 an
men, young and old
SO bear this in mind girls &c you
would Boz attractive, be- neat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
INDlAN SCHOOL NOTES

The carpenter has been busy for the
PAST few days roarranglng the seating
uf the chapel ana tho teachers have
hoou busy training the pupils for the
new order OF things
The choral claaB are doing good
work ln singing and they are learning
"a number OF new songs
Mr. Roy Wilson. who was recently
appointed as blacksmith al this school
arrived Monday and has begun his
work He comes irom Kansas and Is
ven recommended 5y a large number
~ his town folks, VINO nave written
letters 90 tho superintendent
he viii take up tho work OF train
ing numbCr Of boys 30 become cX
perts 10 bis craft
Mra Mahaffey b. ah6ent from oui
midst this week ns she Is az the bed
side of her sick husband in the city.
suporlnton Sent allen went 10 La
alua last uieat 10 attend 90 some
business Tor the indiAn6 OF THAI sec
lion Ho viii supRrntond the con
atuction OF a dam &c Moalta Will,
abaont When this dam 10 completed
the Indians will be ahio 90 have water
enough 90 irrigato a large tract o.
their lands al that place. NJ. Al
len Is taking q very active intores
the welfare on these indians Nn'
they are cooperating with him Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
WHITE vs. BLACK
COUPLE ARREsrEo FoR ADULT.
ERY-MARRlAoE m NEW MEX.
Ico NOT MCCONNELL.

j. .. Lowell came over 10 Lordsburg
from Tuvisou last week and was mar
rlod by Judge McGNth, says the
Lcvdsburg Liberal. ne ia n white man
aud bic wife is col0rod Ihey return
ga 10 Toylson. where they we're en-
eared ln the restaurant business, run.
ming opposition 90 tho establishment
owned by the celebrated Col Toyis,
of Tovlson Mrs. Lowell writes that
on their return they we're arrested for
noultor3 iR defense they showed
they had been married in New Mex
leo. hut we're informed that a New
Mexico marriage was not ecoENisea
In Arizona rhe Arizona authorities
admitted that "a New Mexico marriage
was legal IA an states and territories
except Arizona Mr.. Lowell was sent
to Jail for six Taos. me ana Mrs. lowell
was nnod SIS. Mrs Lowell has q
strong suspicion that n they hnd not
been running an opposition Joint 20
that owned by col. Tevis Oh Tovison
they would have had no trouble with
the adultery charge. and the New
Mexico wedding would have been rec
ognized by tho Arizona authorities.
A. various timos many people living
IN clifton have oecn married IN
I.0rdabdrg. n sara LOwella state.
ment is correct the pa -.cipanta 10
these weddings might md q interest
ing 20 look up mo laws OF their terri
tory, and see n they are iegaily mar
rod while living ~ that territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
BASE BALL CLUB FOR 1904
e. PAso WILL HAVE STRONG
AGGREGATION or PLAYERS.

Last uight dt a meeting of the local
base bail enthusiasts the El Paso Base
Bail association was formed, Of WHICH
q. o. Francisco was elected president;
l.. g. Putnam, secretary. and @ W.
Fassott, treasurer. Mr. Putnam will
also oct ~ mana ger OF the team.
II Is tho present plan 20 have the
team made 40 az largely as possible
OF local amateurs. but two or three
good players wiz be- imported 10
strengthen the club
A number OF towns Ia this vicinity
are going 90 orEanize teams, and sew
era series OF games have already
been arranged by the officers OF tho 10.
cal association No attempt az organ.
lzing a league this year viii be- made,
but n the teams from nolghborins
cities show up well this season, a
league will be formed as a matter "a
course Tor che following year
A lease for enc yeaE has been sign.
GA with the managers of the Athletic
park and au optional lease FOR an.
other year wac obtained The stands
ore 90 be- repaired and enlarged 20 a
capacity of 5000 people lei pae0
News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

bic efforts and genera good viii pre-.
walls among them.
Can.elarIo ROybai took a team OF
horses % faguna today and no Will
return on The train tomorrow. The
team was recently purchased from W.
r.. Hahn OF this city and are for the
use on the farmer recently sent %
Acumtn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The following homestead entry has
bosn made In the United states land
once;
January 29-No. 770S. a. r. bearing
OF Moriarty. northwest quarter. north.
east quarter west half. southeart
quarter. southeast quarter. southwest
quarter. IN Santa Fo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
AnnIL.atLen IL conaraei.

Surveyor General Morgan o Llow.
cllyn has received an application Cor
the survey OF the Col OWNS four placer
claims Keystone. Ancho No /. An.
cho No and Chicago On the IicarIna
mining district in Lincoln county, The
application is made by the Rock lsl.
and Cement and Plaster company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Surveyor General Morgan o. LEV
ellyn has awarded the contract Cor
the survey OF fractional township
cIrht north. range east u Hornal
no county. 90 % g DuVal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

on an order from Judge rope OF
the Fi.th Judicial dirtuct. n. b. White
and Mrs a, @ Burr and children
were released from the county iail
and on their own rocognlzanco will
answer an indictment found by the
United States grand jury OF tho fifth
district charging them with adultery
fhe pitiful condition OF ne children,
while In Jail influenced tho local fed.
erai officers % intorcedo for their re-
lease White donies the allegation OF
the indictment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The following certificate deaignRt-
Ing agent and principal place Of bust
ness was iilod "a the once OF the ter.
htorial secretary. Three Bears min
INK company; principal place Of bust
ness. jarIlla. Otoro county; y Z.
schormorhorp. resident agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The following % resume Of tho
nnai homestead entries Tor the month
OF January made In the local United
States land Office 3.63G7i acres
commissions. gii87S; A7o613 acres.
$685. foos and gig7E2 commissions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Las Vegas az che melting place for the
FIRST convention. Arrangements are
already under way for Swing the con.
veniion a royal reception. Las vegas
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Territorial Treasurer J. a. Vaughn
received the following public funds
From Charles o. Leach, treasurer and
ox.othcio collector Of Roosevelt conu.
ty. g2.13a.1G taxes for 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

The Arizona a New Mexico road
has pat a new locomotive into the
passenger service. Il 10 lighter than
she one that has been 80 use, but
heavy and powerful enough % handle
the passenger train, Il can b run
mors economically, and viii not BE-
tho strain on tho roadbed that the
heavier ongine waa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Territorial Funds RsCaIVat = Laad
Office Transactions,
SEVERAL COMPANIES INCORPORATED

Governor Otoro appointed I've fol
lowing notary public Thomas H. DIS
ran. OF Albuquerque Bernalilho cuun.
g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Improvements are going on about
the AiamogordO shops and Htorebuild.
Ing, says the News superintendent
Barnes once iH 10 b. enlarged So az
10 give him an individual ONCE and an
ONCE Cor each Us his two clerks. Also
with storokoeper Major. one large Of
Zee for hla several clerks while be viii
have private once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
MRS. IDA HUNTzlNCFR
THE DEATH or A LOVING MOTH.
CIR. WHICH OCCURRED At KAN.
sAs CITY SATURDAY MORNING.
Eiuors Citizen

tuilufh Nlta.u.
A. last the suffering Do ended and
dead little mother is only resting.
only Visiting for ner loved ones 20 join
her Her life was spent for her
children. her poor little hands we're
more than filled with labora, that she
was only too willing 10 perform
ier life Was pure. noiy and unsolf.
hsh. Kind words, loving thoughts and
acts OF kinanoss we're always numor-
Gus with her
once she was suffering aud sorrow
fol Now she is relieved and satisfied
Then she was tired and troubled. now
she is resting with Jesus. Thon she
was burdened with crosses. now the
loads have boon Ted. Her heart was
breaking aud lloodlng. but nov u ie
DER flowing with love. Then her deep.
est love was for Jesus. But she was
aaa. suffering and hroken-heaFtcd.
Now HIS arms are about her, never
Win His love for hes cease, and the
tears. the pains ana the Sorrows aave
vanished; and God has healed the
wounded heart Then she worked for
hor master. hia cnnsron and those
that were not Tnen she was suporin-
| tondoni OF mothers work and a mem
/ Der oi the WomanH Christian Temper.
hnce Union Nov sue tolls no longori
| her duties and hardshipE are Ger.
I Gods children will never forget the
pure ana inocout life ano led, nor the
mothers the Instructions they have
| received from her ups, ror the mem.
/ hers of tho Womaus Christian TEN
/ porance Union the noble and true
I work she performed while with them
! Saturday Il vts Telegram. two
/ brokon.hoarteu sons, and q daushteI
calling Mamma, mamma, come back
Poor. poor mamma Is 90 tired aud
cold
Now We know that she did not want
20 be called back buJ was ready 70 en-
ter the golden gates. sunday, II was
a caakct, Within q poor little withcreo
and worn body earthly nowcra and
friends, and eight heartbreanng
children. an aged father and mother
a loving sister and brOthss weopinS
The gates we're aiar and the angels
singing Nearer nay God 70 Thee hel
favorlte hymn Now Il 10 a home IA
heaven where hor soul 10 contontee
with Jesus
Bright are the lights and sweet are
the SONGS Of the angels, and Jesus q
saying Wen zone my good and faith
nil aeyrcnt." Dear nttlo mothers laa
sweet words were. Il am going q
heaven, and when tho time comes d.
not hold mo back, when the time tol
me 10 90 comes, let me go. and 81
not weep for me.
Then she was suffering uEtolt
agonles and was 90 ured, but, nov
she Is resting in the arms ol Jesus.
MRS LO11ln nUsHBY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
Preparing for convontlon

Tho republican party % San Miguel
county Is gratihoG At the action OF
tho control cCmmtiteo In choosing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Through the columns of 1he Citizen
we wish 20 thank oar friends and ev-
eryono who was ao Kind and helpful
In this hour OF bereavement hra. q.
Ia. Porrlne Of Pueblo, Colo; Mr. Don.
Hun,zlngor. OF California. Mr. Bert
huntsingor, OF Auaonai Mrs. L0tuo
Bushby. Misses Daisy and hose ara
Harry aud Robert huntHinger OF this
city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-29

on the cinder path, the prisoner step
ping quick and fast and 'inhaling the
pure, sweet air in deep breaths. Ho
spoke entertainingly with Mr.. Cyrus
seemed to be in good spirits, and even
showed that he was not at all ner.
vous, claiming that his hand did not
tremble one particle. He thanked the
guard, to whom he had taken liking
during the past six weeks. for the
.kindnesses shown him, and expressed
his entire readiness to die, though he
stated that no one knew how hard II
was to bear the thought OF his certain
approaching end. When the guard
escorted him back to his cell and
turned him over TO the death watch
Egbert removed a plain silver ring
from the little finger OF his right
hand, with the statement that he had
worn 1t for many years. and presented
It to Mr. Cyrus, asked that the recip
lent would always wear t. The ring
was dNtNplSut anu ID INV lho piopoi'
ty OF Mr. Cyrus.
His Nerve Weakens at Times
Up 20 within the past few days, Bg-
bert was cheerful and composed, but
during the last week his iron nerve
gave way at times, and he had mo-
ments Of deep depression and nerv.
BUSINESS. This he attempted to hide,
especially when visitors were at his
cell door. and he gave himself the
appearance Of a perfectly serene and
composed person, who had nothing TO
worry him. His appetite failed him
during the last few days, and some
of his meals were sent away un
touched, the condemned mans great
est solace seeming to be cigarettes
These he smoked constantly, and
when a visiting newspaper man
handed him cigars he accepted them
thankfully, and seemed to enjoy
them.
He spent a goodly portion OF this
week writing letters to his relatives,
his father, a well-todo rancher at
Smith Center. Kansas, and his sister
Mrs Alicel. Union county. each re
celving last messages from him. He