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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ACKERMAN'S TREACHFRi.
AIS pERFlDT AT TERRITORIAL
CONVENTION FULLY EXPLAIN.
60 BY Mr.. RODEY.

Ia Th. Daily Citizen
1907 D. No A.UDrmIn fBH cement
bloc. man who cast fU, Leach and
Lindsey nu&|.H against mD Boo np
H.. Republican convention. contrary
r HH instructions. comics uuf boo This
morning journal and uIIpalDs that
sHHN.r H.W "H.u : Intimate that Dee
Nns induced tu cast them against
mD nF JuH opposition
lI.r. De- no.. record ls tD mo matter
and ] viii 'of tho public juIeg of the
case DIS '...Hs fdr exact facts hore
below
HDssr. g.. "a. Leach and vs. BE- Lind
esq ONE banker and 'ho other q
a.F,r of p.rin',a. ~ 80. are friends
of mime THgy were elected delegate.
rn come here t0 Albuquerque 90 help
1mult. mo- Thy wrote mu several
letters .nlf thoy wore for mu but tua.
would cost about 500 apiece tU
.W.. auI as ra'ro Uua uo opposition
Io me they dId uU. tHiuk .Hry would
1mo lHIu Friday n.eht 4 had nu,
nations 'Haf there was going t0 hl
7 Opposition t1 mo and ont of 1880 auund
au.u o. caution 3 U.rUI Nr Leach as
. follows
Albuquerque. ~. 50 sept DO
.C % leach. puHHiUs as 49,
CAS- ursDnt personal favor 'n mo
request sou u com. ur send some
friend with proxies from y0lr county
49, s. R0dgy"
Fur reply t1 chat mUsue. Iho urNN
day. on saturday resolved tHe fu.
lowing:
'p1H1'es. " 81 Sept 300. l9li
/ 70 IS R1iDy Albuquerque ~. 49,
"se1. proxies to sou special delivery
|f0Iaya mail for D. &c. AcH.rmaa. Uu
zen our county, manager Artificial
Stone Mls Co. your city O. o
] Leach"
Under .He rule nobody hut "a citizen
|uf Roosevelt county whore Por.3Ir'
/ H, could cast the proxies here. and
Nr Leach knew there wac uo citizen
ID. chat county hero Zoo A'Huquorql.
/ HU. fHs U1n Alderman
ON nat same day Mr Frank A Iut
HoI chairman of tlo republican com
. u. committee. also received tho f1I
lowing dispatch from Mr. Teach.
"pUrfa.es. N. M Sept 100, 1904
! FmDE uubnyI Albuquerque. ~ 81.
$500 RaIay pr1zI. sent him fl.
citizen our county BOO your city, Sc.
and HoI.y arrange u wI g. %
] Igaau."
Ou receiving fUg wire ru myself "a.
above rer0II,uaI .uat hal met
. Nr Alderman 3hau. three weeks bo
. .uru while ha was erecting tho new
RaIor N0r. building which { hu,
1D.u shown Nv the company and
. therefore know who be Nuf too.
mE ...FH.. ana rJie uH Second street
aui uru.I u tUNHrI 'HU u..rlll
n.H whore heart Nr Artnuma
500. wording ou fha slniutaI building
0r behind b. mH H.m there an.
. b. lf 1uU. acDuH.I m. Hri said h.
Snow what D wanted Evidently D..
. ALSO md received "a H.rU from Nr
leach Cola him politely 1f ihr N.r
I 4 bad resolved and hoped De- rlu'I
.sHaro Time from h.s Vor. Io caHJ 200
HroKra Tor mu UU FuIduaiureiH
. aemuueI uIo about wasting Doh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
MORE curores AND BRANCHES


81 o. Ripley pod .ieuf nf .nn Santa
Ta system HH quoted hy rHo Sow
York Commercial 1 saying chat 'Ho
Santa F. g.fnm would have fu build
ruf Du uuI fa.f0r and what IH 'ruD
1s h's road Is aIsl 'rue of H,nTF other
western ra1d To .h'a fHn Denver
Republican adds revival lf .hr Dii
u1Iro. 200 huHf % cutoff 1f iHo Santa
re system from some point .n Kan.
ala t1 Gallup N.u Ngurl. through
Proves ana UHr1 counties IH Cn.1w
i1 and f1 a connection With 'ho main
Ura Hust of Ration HnNus.r tIe re-
ruHIcau docs un. uKHre much faith
IH fHn immediate contamination OF
such prlIrrf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

the services and told how the deceas.
od resigned himself to the Lord only
Sis months ago. of which Umo ho be-.
come member of thU church Nos.
srs. Joseph shoup N BE- stevens. El
johnson. Vs. % lnmhNu John VIII
ry and r. vs.. Hopkins were the pail.
bearers Burial took place iu Fair
Wow cemetery under che direction
OF Uudnrfakcrs Edwards q Fuchr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ApPOISTMEATSB 81 BISHOP WILSON
FOR THE NEW MEXICO SPANISH
MISSIONS ron the YEARS 1904
AND 1906.

Thomas dHr.uHI uuoHufruIrut
Albuquerque. 81 So
Albuquerque District
o. 50 UbrVouI presiding elder
NIhHuH.ruu. T So UsrRUoH
A.huuu.wH. Crcu.t.A O. Gonl1I
Hn.cn and Ia. IuuH b % Garcia
H,uaI.l1 and Cerr.I'u o. g. SAL
aIar.
Cmm Maunno and Abo " SAL
1ur
Carhar, and San Pedro Supplied
Em.n. HHrBrN and Torrance
Supplied
Ia Iu.a unI -au.naI 20 Cun.taI,s
UaaI1.ul aud kIy o. 81 Cuuy
puuUa. o. O. Chavez
SIM Narou ANA San Antonio Sup
pH.I
suplrro aud Es.1udIIa s. CHAVEZ
Nu'y,rIe ami ga NUHt % Cutler
raI
Arizona and sonora District
Th1mua H1rNoui presiding yIIur
U1uluw IVDzI Supplied
CLIFTON NytruIf and uur.Hr. DAru
Supplied
polan. AuJ Nar.. D. g Mar.
.uDE
uachifa auI Ianda.Hrs supplied
Nuru AND Hanrg Supplied
sU.Imuut'lD Bud Sanchez b Par
H
Tucson and NDrd8'ou1 BE- F.prra
e. Dlstucto de- g. paso and chihua.
hua.
D. Fernandez. presiding older
Dem.us. DNyrr and Cook ID Cos
'sIcs
Uoua and NeU'a valley o. G Chay
.Dl
FI Paso and TuwuD D. Fernandez
Hatch lud San Dioro d TruiiIo
mIsUlru and las Au.m8a NJ.
Flores
Las Cruces ana Mss..n Supplied.
silver CIty and Eln supplied
Ilaral and Santa RoHaIIa Sup
nHed
paIam,s ana San Juso-N Hara'a
R.nr.n ana Garfield D. Caudo'ar
las Vegas District
Juan sudoy8I. presiding elder
/ Barney and pualm0n.al D.. Romero
| Black IaHca aud MARTINEZ j j. IN
/ oUrD
gl4tfuH. Folsom and N.fa.A Mar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Al1If1 saIaa. postmaster no Eaca.
nUsu. Dos Boo The city accompanied by
hIs vito and sHtDrIuIuu. MH Ida
Dow Mrs SaIas and bnr sister VIII
remain iu tho city aud uEu Iu Jbp
laIr while Postmaster Sofas WIN rg.
turn fo Chilli tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

.- 'uto1 he fact chat man docs not
aIv live broad alone hut can
winter con- hay if necessary
one of Our ugIs. .1rs ana O. fDia-
tive by MARRIAGE haa % few bushels
nf vHHf ho Thought was corn and we
had pile of native lumber which fhp
crqssh1ppOrs had overlooked. So we
struck 100 q trade iio wanted som.
lumber and { thouebt o. few bushels
of tho initiation might tend t0 brace
uu the only bog ve had. provided Tho
swine would draw somewhat on Inn.
arIuat0n wont after Che corn. not
having specified Bs to weight and
measurement Ho clufeuied 10 would
not pay to weigh corn that year. so
I took Che corn hv measure ! sold
that hos for i5 cents "a pound and o.
wg'rhed 1i0 pounds paid 300 cents
% pound for bacon. huf not BOO car
I0Ia uf course. 10 must Doe remember.
rd that In those days we had mo- rail-
roads mo- alfalfa. mo- rrIst mills. Dr
1uy 1f ihe other Iuyuriea of modern
civilization and ir most instances Do
WHa case OFF root h0r or &c. with nl
coroner to sit 0u tho remains.
tNWD since those erasshoppor
days. which not only prevailed Coz Kan.
aas u Colorado huf also throughout
all sections of Now Mexico. Col Dick
Hudson haa engaged Iu fhc cattle rails.
iue business. and is considered ono
40 fhu substantial sfocEmon of south
.rn Sew uerIr0 Tho famous Hudson
hU' springs. whore boo resided nanny
years. was fnw years ago sold t0
.B syndicate of capitalists and 'ho
famo changed FROM Hudson tn Fay
wood bot springs. and Col r. q. SIC
Dormott BE- now one of the owners and
fhp resident mauar,rl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
OFFICIAL INVITATION
TO PRESIDENT DlAZ.
Special Messenger Sent by the Ma.
tional irrigation Association 90
Convey Document 20 Mexico.

800 pBsu. Tex Ocr s-A special
messenger has boon appointed hv tho
rIty authorities and the Southwestern
irrigation association .o convoy Pres
H,uf nHz of NoN.c1 fbo official Boo.
r.taHuu uf fho National Irrigation con.
s..s. tD attend the twelfth annual
80. tom hero November d.
Tho invitation Is signed by Senator
Clark Uf Montana. president of the
u-sucla.luu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Paralysis l1 pIgb-Wa hear frequent
complaints from rHi. .0uuHu which
h1 H,.Hmo ruf. common during tho
hHt ..sHf pr lHU y.ar- we Snow of
s1m. case. Nhnr. almost the entire
uIs crop haH boon Iut because of par
oF. uf mD bind quarters n seems
foo be very difficult matter 90 treat
and uu FOO thD present Umo hf least
the veterinarians have NOT held uut
70 great deal of hope The following
treatment s worth trIng however
and .H some cases 30 WIlI work r. cure.
no oaru uie three months old slyo
lone half ounce each OF castor 1.l and
r'rrHrrU once o. day until. fhc oiI 0p.
CRATE. as nHya.r then discontinue
. ihc alafDr 0U ana e.yrerbo aHd give
"a doe. twice 20 daF of fau drops nuId
extract pf mus Fuw.r1. Irn drops or
uurHara auH dos rHp1luul OF
I cod liver u.I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
FeminftieS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

lad. fuuIon. of Uyi1rdab.ro Eu
ut au'sl.i che Whit. farm Boz
.S1 .Hr. u.r rHr. Hht0 cattle are
.pt fH most off which are short
rna
Do Cuolu Fa Bay who bad been
l,ae lt service among me suffer
Dr. FAM .. Zoo % urlIos. 'pu1l and TRULY
hHautHrln.C way was t.a direct
nln e.. .eHHF .ho packers strike
chicago She personally appealed
. O.lan Armour and Arthur %
aonard and Nas able to so present
arf.. t1 Thorn as vOII as ta tHe la
lr leaders utf tNa frseID was
uueH .1 60 close
Tho Chinese cattle queen Hf Arizona
and such fhur hove f1 Hu endured
th. yellow Journals Of Iu1H .Is a
tw.t t.a.H'I s.r' named iUH EHU
or yeaH sha has had u.l charge of
ar fathers ranch which BRINGS 800
HulII income r. $4,000 -Hu uHr.un
I'D, .u..rIrfarF. tra BRANDING and tho
ur..rr rr 1f IN. cattle. fs. tha .r
sAaurr nI... tE. vae.f8..a and
orc 'Hrw un poo W1rtD. SH. .s i1..
Joss .n route tH China with lHU 1sha.
h.r father Nhn 1'DI recently
v. D. u.,r. .f Wrrrt rYHufv
I..... u f-Yr bY.rr VINO has
,r. ,.-,. sal. 4t ftr hu..ns.a after
,..r. ...rt ...s...r ,.4r. .n ONTO.
,r. rU.s y.r. r.ou.r.s "a GOOD deal
........ ru.t Jr.,.rr fr.m .r.
r,rt D.. .r.g,,T v8fIIrr through
,.r .....w.t.n. .r,p. mfrIpe boz buy.
u. .r....r. ..rt.r. and r4r..rs and
,r...r,.rI.r. ..r..r8Hr over. d, lT
.tr..u..r. .... .. ... s.HIu reach of
F.. ...... .,......,.uar 4uF Is prof
..I........ I... .,f .H. hacked O. .
n. .......... .,f ...f..
r..... ...... ......... r.If. BIZ. 4.ni..H t1
r... .r b.. g.r formed rmn of
............ . r.rre a.aU a H...ar.
r..... ,.#. Sham. ...... f..s .r..s
..I.r SD. H.. .... .r....,. d. .-.fur. OBJ.
..I...... gE... mon 4r. u.4U
..r.. .. 4tm.-. decorative. billions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Hepstitis boz ... Ecru.-aTH.a a iu-
ELIMINATION of ..r auI .a almost
aIVHta fatal I FH. fU1 stages
nf .hr miI1dy ..HaH and fatty
degeneration Th. H SUPPRESSED
Ju r. Indigestion uI HH 600 much
af m.1 Give HHnfHi ~
mtsura.a dissolved Iu . a uIght.
and Zoo Hr morning TOLL. .H tra.
.uunW' OFF castor uii .. uetWo
nl nu, y1mIrt one four t tea.
rHn.uu' .u "a quart ol waite, kept
constantly before Thorn F.. entity
uu bran m1ahps. avoiding ... lulH
..HUr ID. rHI ur medicine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

humps ON shoulbor.--rhe 1850 u. 800
HHns collars often causes Jumps p
form an tHU shoulders of WORKING
hnrH,s 90 they arc n0f very large uao
h.u.p1.Ir of mercury two drains ana
lard fNa ounces NIK and uH % lIttlo
off rBa vUI Zoo with fhp Fingers every
s.erUd vuua o. thay arc aa large A.
.uu 1si make au 0n.u.ue Boo the contor
off fhr lump and VH.u o. stops bleeding
uH u.eh.nr.f. oI mercury tHo sraInr
u a small u'.r. o' tissue naner and
urDss BE- u.H fHu opening pui "a plug
of fhH Kind uiu o. every Third day
THH NU cause uH roufer f1 slough
.uu Bs vDH a1 absorption OF If wallis
tnd fhu lump UU disappear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Thomas dar.uuI superintendent
twru.Hu. n 81
The colored American., 1904-09-24
PEACE AND HAPPINESS.

Comes to colored people who use
Blaek-No-More, the only reliable black
skin whitener.
One bottle will convince the most
skeptical that the dark skin can be
removed and the skin once whitened.
viii take care of itself.
1t has been tried by thousands Of
refined colored people and has never
failed. 1t cannot fail.
One lady writing from New Orleans
says: 81 feel like I am walking on air
since I have become white by the use
OF Black-No-More. Peace has settled
down upon me and I can go anywhere
with white people without being mo
Tested"
There are no bad after-efects fol
lowing the use OF Blaek-No-More-
From the first application the whit
ening process is carried on, evenly,
without spots.
It clears muddy complexion, re-
moves blotches, is harmless and odor-
less.
1t not only whitens but makes the
skin smooth and velvety, brings a del
ieate. healthful bloom to the cheeks
and cIearness to the neck and arms
Black-No-More viii be sent in plain
wrapper anwhere by express prepaid
On receipt Of the price, 50, to cover
express charges.
No free samples II you wish goods
sent c. 0. D. enclose cents in stamT'
Address,
DR.. James A Herlihy,
If. ChilicOthe. Ohio
The colored American., 1904-09-24
LINCOLN INSTITUTE NOTES

Lincoln Institute opened Tues
day, with the largest enrolment
in its history The enrolment
last year was four hundred and
President Allen expects to make
ii five hundred. The Summer
School had an enrolment of six
" eight and a very fine corps Of
teachers. Lincoln Institute is
better advertised to-day than ever
and some of the best teachers in
the country are in touch with the
work. The buildings and grounds
are in excellent condition and
everything points to very sue
cesSfU1 year.
The central heating plant is
nearly ready and all the buildings
will be heated from the same boil
'ers- The teaching force numbers
twenty.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. J. E. Hall, of Georgetown,
ID. c., is one of our most success
full dairymen and milk dealers.
He has a large list of patrons, and
to the credit of the race let it be
added, most of them are coIored
people.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

burg, Pa, are in the city for a
few days They have just return
ed from Atlantic City. where they
were delegates to the fifth annual
convention Of the Elks.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

DR.. c. W. ChiIds. of South
Washington attended the VIII
liams and Walker show. in Balti-
more. last week.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Miss Kate MOten. of the Con
gressional Eibrary, left the city
this week, to visit friends in Goth
am and other Eastern points.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mrs. ". 7. Smith and son. who
have been sojOurning in Virginia.
have returned to this city much
improved in health.
The colored American., 1904-09-24
THE PASSING SHOW.

Mr.. J. III. Quiller, of Baltimore,
was in the city this week, and
paid this Office a visit.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. end Mrs. Jack Robin
son. of Pittsburg. Pa. are in the
city for a few days. Mrs. Robin
son is a native WashingtOnian.
and is kept busy renewing old ac-
quaintances.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. r. c. MallOy. general in
spectOr of the United Aid Insur-
ance Company of Richmond, VO.,
spent few days in this city last
week, looking after the interests
of the company.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Among the victims of Mr.. Rich
ard y. Johnson, a well-knOwn
stock broker who went into bank
ruptcy this week. are Mr.. ". Me
.Kinlay. for S97421; F.; and Mr.. O.
NJ. Atwood, for S5.67 and W. II.
Harris for S6.49.
The colored American., 1904-09-24
Tie Bufaloes have chartered

Mr. \. P. Laws. the popular
chef of the President of the South
ern Railway, Col. s. Spencer, has
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Our Mr.. E. f. Cooper, spent
last Sunday in Richmond, Va,
and was a guest at The RefOrmers
Hotel.
The colored American., 1904-09-24
CITY PARAGRAPHS.

Lawyer Thomas L. Jones was IN
Atlantic City last Saturday and
Sunday
The colored American., 1904-09-24

just wound up his fifteen davs nm.
nual vacation, which he spenr in
and around his old home al Nc
Kinney, Va, in Dinwiddie Co
Mr.. Laws has been in the service
of the Southern Railroad for more
than nine years. and is highly re-
garded by the officials of that line
because of his faithfulneSs and
STR I attention to duty.
Messrs. c. c. White and \. y.
Scurlock Of The Washington Con
.servatorJ of Music, were pleasant
callers at our sanctum last week.
Hon. Juds0n ". Lyons and DR.
George W. Cabaniss. Mr.. Thomas
L. Jones. and Mr.. E. W. o. Brown
Of the British Embassy. were
guests at Atlantic City. last week.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

=
He has a large list of patrons. and
to the credit of the race let it be
added, most of them are coIored
people.
Among the victims of Mr. Rich
ard y. Johnson, a well-knOwn
stock broker who went into bank
ruptcy this week. are Mr.. ". Me-
-Kinlay. for S974.21; and Mr.. O.
NJ. Atwood, for S5.67 and W. II.
Harris for S6.49.
Mr.. William Arthur Oliver
Cromwell CaSsiS. of Kingston.
Jamaica, has entered the medical
department at Howard Universe
ty. to take 4 course in dentistry.
His father is one of the distin-
guished citizens of that island.
Mr.. Cassis is located at 1449
Pierce Place. northwest.
Mr.. /. +. Williamson, prOprie-
tor and manager of the Arctic Ice
Cream Company and Oyster
House. at 601-3 New York Ave,
\. w, is kept busy these days Civ
ing attention TO his many custo-
mers who have built up his bust
ness. Without bOasting, MIR.
Williamson has the largest and
best equipped plant Of its kind,
operated by a colored man, in the
District. Pay him a call.
The Holmes Hotel. 333 Virgin
ia avenue southwest. is the larg-
est and best equipped hotel for
cOlOred people in Washington.
1t contains 80 rooms, and has all
modern improvements, including
electric lights. fans and the most
up-to-date equipments. Mr.. J.
Ottoway Holmes, the proprietor
of this enterprise pays strict at
tentiOn to business, and has built
up business that is netting him
a handsome fortune. His hotel is
a popular resort, and is indispen-
silbe to his many patrons.
A musical. literary, and stere-
OpticOn entertainment is booked
for Zion Baptist Church. Mon
day evening, September 26. A
most attractive program has been
prepared, and among the cele-
brated stars who will shine on
this occasion will be Mrs. Maggie
Wilson-SmOOt. who Travelled
around the world with the Fisk
Jubilee Singers, Prof. John I.
Layton, basSO profundo. and the
Temple Quartette. which excelS
by all odds any quartette in the
city without regard TO race or col
or Come early and avoid the
rush.
Mrs. W. 7. Smith and son. who
haVo boor, e,oio,,,~,;,, 30. :;
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. Thomas Hope has returned
from pleasant jaunt to New
York and other eastern points.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. Frank Gaines, of Gaskins
& Gaines. has returned from his
summer vacation
The colored American., 1904-09-24

\ large excursion was run from
Richmond, Va, to this city last
Sunday night, and a great many
people took advantage of the low
rates
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Nassrs. y. s. Miller, of Paris,
XIV, and John A. Brown, ef Pitts
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. ". II. Griggs. of Texas, has
accepted a position with Messrs-
King, Langford and Neil, real es-
state dealers. as stenOgrapher.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. ". II. Griggs. of Texas, has
accepted a position with Messrs.
King, Langford and Neil, real es-
state dealers. as stenOgrapher.
Mr.. Fl. \. Clark, L. L, b, Presi-
dent of some League. has been
discovered" by The Afro-Ameri-
can Ledger, paper published in
Baltimore
Mrs. J. F. Cole and her two chill
dren. Almond and Nathlie, have
just returned from Westview, Va.
where they sepnt the summer.
They are looking hale and hearty
Messrs. J. A. Cobb, and ". A.
Joiner. are rusticating in Chicago.
Mr.. Samuel Williams, of Abbe-
vile. s. c., has taken service with
The ColOred American.
Messrs. a. J. GaSkins and Will
liam Jenkins of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. attended Williams and
Walkers in "In DahOmy," in Bal
timOre, this week.
DR.. and Mrs. George ". Caba-
Mss have left Atlantic City, after
a three weeks stay. and are now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George z.
Evans. of Newark. \. J.
Mr.. Felix J. Cole, of this city,
was united in marriage to Miss
florence II. Mayo of Westview.
Monday the twelfth instant. They
viii reside in this city.
Washington City was well rep
resented at the Williams and Wal
kers' new |EIn Dahomy" at the Ly-
ric Theatre in Baltimore this week
many private parties having Wit
messed the entertainment.
LAWYER /. Melepdez King. spent
Labor Day in Richmond, Va; re-
turning the following Tuesday.
He was not embarrassed by the
Jim Crow car lines; for he return
ed with DIR. y. NJ. Curtis, in a Pull
man.
Tie Buffaloes have chartered
the steamer "Jane Moseley." for
Somerset Beach. Sunday, Sept.
25th. Among the many attrac-
items afforded viii be an old fash
iOned barbecEe. to which all of its
members and friends are invited
TO join them and partake of the
fatted calf.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Messrs. a. J. GaSkins and Will
liam Jenkins of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. attended Williams and
Walkers in "In DahOmy," in Bal
timOre. this week.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

DR.. and Mrs. George ". Caba-
Mss have left Atlantic City, after
a three weeks stay. and are now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George z.
Evans. of Newark. \. J.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Messrs. j. \. Cobb, and ". A.
Joiner. are rusticating in Chicago.
Mr.. Samuel Williams, Of Able
vile. s. c., has taken service with
The COlOred American.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. II. y. Clark. L. L. B.. Presi-
dent of some League, has been
discovered" by The AfrO-Amefi
can Ledger, a paper published in
Baltimore.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mrs. J. F. Cole and her two chill
dren. Almond and Nathlie. have
Just returned from Westview, Va.
where they sepnt the summer.
They are looking hale and hearty.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Mr.. Felix J. Cole, of this city,
was united in marriage TO Miss
florence II. Mayo Of Westview
Monday the twelfth instant. They
viii reside in this city.
The colored American., 1904-09-24

Washington City was well rep
resented at the Williams and Wal
kers' new E'In Dahomy" at the Ly-
ric Theatre in Baltimore this week
many private parties having wit
messed the entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-25
JUMPED OFF CAR
THE WRONG WAY.
Was Knocked Down and Picked up
Unconscious at Bergen Hill
Last Night,

Martin Wisniski, who runs an on
CINE at Such's. at Pegtown, under
took jumping eff of the 9:3c trolley
n last night when 1t was in motion.
He got on at Snyroville and wnen the
car arrived at Bergen Hill, near
VOLTS STORE, he sprang off the wrong
way and was thlown down. The car
was stopped and lie was plcked up
senscless They thought MT first that
lie WI q dead, hut carried him to the
car and brought him to DR.. Albright.
When they arrived there the man was
still dazed. DR.. ALBRIGHT dressed the
wound, which was n bad cut in the
back of his head. He was able to sit
up in the front of the car on its re
turn trip towards his home. His head
was bandaged up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-25
BAND C0NCE RTS.
Talking Of Having Them in the Parks
Tottenville Band.

With the approach of summer the
question of holding hand concerts III
the public parks of Richmond Bor-
ough is again being agitated, and it
is hoped that it will be agitated more
successfully than last year. The city
has at great expense improved tho
PARIS at Stapleton and Port Richmond,
but when an effort was made last
year tc have concerts in these parks
at least once n week during the sum-
mer the answer was given that there
was no money to pay for them.
There is some talk among n number
of the prominent citizens of Totten-
Vile to try and get the Tottenville
band to play at least ono q week in
one of the many fields. 1t is said
that an offer to build a band stand by
popular subscription W ill be made.