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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
Elk Mayor Edison of New York Dead
Born in Chester.

Ex'Mayor Edison of New York Dead
Born in Chester.
Former Mayor Franklin Edison, u,
died in New York Saturday. lie was
born in Chester, VT, on April 5, 1882, and
was the son of Ophir and Sevia a
(Williams). lie received his education in
the common schools. In 1856 he was
married to Fannie Cameron Wood, OF
Bath, N. Y, who was the granddaughter
OF Jethro Wood the inventor of the cast
iron pillow. He was in 1851 to 1865 asso-
ciated with n brother in a distillery in
Albany n. Y, but in 1866 he left to be-
come grain commission merchant in
New York, at which business he made
a large fortune. In 1873, 1874 and 1878 he
was elected president of the New York
Produce Exchange. lie was chosen
mayor of New York in 1882 by tne County
Democracy. lie was also prominent in
the politics Of New York state.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.
ANOTHER FRIoHTFUL WRECK.

Fifty-four Persons Killed and 1870 In
Jured in Head-on Collision Near
Knoxville, Tenn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
RUSSlAS HARD PROBLEM
SLOW WORK MOVING Troops ON
SIBERIAN RAILROAD.

rho st. louis Globc.Dom0cfat says.
The transportation problem before
Russia .s more dlmcult than the pub.
pc ca.lzes. Assuming the problem
a 90 move 100 900 troops mobllizei
along the Siberian road. between o.
kutak and g. Petersburg. the distance
from ST. Petersburg 20 the scat o.
war "a 6000 miles. Il Is safe. there
fore % assume thoro Is an average
train hual u 5000 FOR .hls move
mont Applying the haul 20 this coun.
try. Il means moving 100000 troops
and supplies from Salt Lake 20 south.
en Florida on a single track lightly
constructed road. with short passing
tracks limited water supply and an
the limited facilities that so with such
road With light tonnage
The absolute perfection of train op.
Grating for such a road would be 400
troops per train u eight cars. This
would call for $50 trains; for every
three trains OF troops add one train
Of baggage. tents, provisions on route
and accessories. This makes eighty.
three more trains. Assuming there are
10 1000 caYalary, they would occupy
02b cars. or 80 trains OF horses: 5000
artillery would mean Ave trains OF field
pieces; a total OF $40 trains. not %
mention tho freight trains Of subsis.
tonco and supplies Of an Kinds % be
sent 20 Manchuria 10 keep the pres.
ent army and the incoming army from
starving.
For the 1000 mile haul, tho enigma
run would be 100 miles. This makes
twenty relays OF engines for each
train, and 1900 engines would be ro
qulrod FOR this troop movement alone
but as one engine Tor ten miles Of
road o. a fair quota. e would allow bat
200 engines available for the work
and on the basis % 1900 engines I'M
medlntely available II would take a,
tho rate Of 900 miles per day train
movement ten days As only 200 on
glnos are available, Il would take
approximately twenty-five times long
or or $50 days. IN which 10 complete
the movement Of this army, with II,
Immediate supplies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

A largo majority OF the chorus girls
IN Weber a Fields company also bad a
royal time here. and they dld not find
che "Jonnnlos" OF Albuquerque very
slow a Number of isc girls visited
old town. and there. q o. said. they
purchased o. wagon loau of wood.
dumped the wood on che ground. gnd
on getting aboard me wagon requested
The driver 90 drive them 90 an the
dr.nkabio resorts in the town. Not n
resort was missed, ana when the girls
returned TO thia side late Monday af.
tcrnoon. some of tham wcro not able
do their stunts on the stage that
night M fact they we're tsken I'M
charge by ovcracora OF the company
and hustled on 10 their borths. where
ihoy knew nothing OF the performance
golng on without them at the new
E.Hg opera house an where they we're
sun sound asleep when the special
train pulled out Cor Denver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
ehleaao nsn elubs rrlp.

Chicago. March 4.-Tho Chicago
club OF tho American league leaves 60
day for ite spring training trip through
the south Early IN tne coming week
Fames will bo played az Fort Worth
and Dallas. after which there viii be-
a week OF practice work 81 Marlin
Springs After leaving Marlin Springs
the team will play In Houston. shrsve.
port ana Galveston, aud then so %
Now Orleans for practice and gamo1
with tho local clubs. on March %
the club viii start north, playing a.
Mobile Montgomery, birmingham and
Memphis, and from April 20 rs will
play local clubs through ohio, reach
Ing Detroit IN time Tor tue openin &
game 0g the season,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
FRISKY CHORUS GIRLS
DRANK CHAMPAGNE, MADE LOVE,
KICKED UP THEIR HEELS AND
HAD JOLLY TIME WITH THE
JoHNNiEa.

Tho advent OF the Weber a Fields
aggregation az the Grand Friday was
lively. bat the departure Sunday morn.
Ing was red hot. Il was a alzzlor and
as a result many los Angeles John.
ny still feels the need OF wet towel
around his head and a pitcher OF ice
water near az hand
The J0hnnles of San Francisco are
slow wac the thunderbolt with which
the frisky chorus girls staggered
the Frlsooitos a week or so ago. There
was mo- such verdict 10 render about
those Of Los Angeles. Il was after
O'Clock "a the morning When the spe.
cial pulled out OF tho Santa Re depot.
but Il went with a wnoop and a hurrah
that startled the natives near the
river.
Tho weary traveller who had fallen
asleep in the depot while waiting
over Tor an early morning train was
given a severe shock anu for a few
minutes thought he had surely passed
20 another world
BE had made himself comfortable
lu corner of tho waiting room and
was sleeping peacefully when sud.
denly awoko with a start lie surely
heard singing. Hundreds OF voices
we're united 10 O song that sounded
nightly like "Bodalla,"
Hedalla la the santa 20 depot az
o'clock Go the morning
The traveller rubbed hIa eyes and
hurried out TO the platform. but the
instant he appeared az tho door he
heard a feminine shout OF "A man,
and before be knew what was happen.
ms ho had been whlshod into a mass
OF dancing. singing girls and men ana
on each side ne had nuny haired
bunch OF smiles.
They sang hedalia and then sang
again High Up IN 6 Cocoanut Tree. "
was The next thing tackled aud while
part sang. about forty couples began
90 twOatep about the platform,
The Johnny that wasn't GA hand
missed the treat OF his life. Every
man had a girl and some we're sup.
piled with as many az four Aud
willie The chorus danced and made
merry outside. within tbs brilliantly
lighted diner tho principals with a
number OF New York friends who
Glanced 20 be in Los Angeles, we're
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
THREE TONS OF LITERATURE
cHicAoo's CHARITABLE DONATE
THAT AMOUNT or READING
MATTER TO SICK soLolERs At
BAYARo.

Chaplain Gavlit OF Fort Bayard N.
~ while In the east recently. On.
serted a short classified" al On a
Chicago paper OF wide circulation ask.
ing FOR donations of reading matter
Tor me patients az the United states
government sanitarium Tor oonaump.
lives no Fort Bayard no designated
convenient places throughout the city
In which the literature might be- DO.
posted and that u would be- called Cor
within a certain time The response
was instantaneous From an quarters
of that big throbbing beehive OF o..
iusiry came pouring in bundle after
bundle of papers and magazines and
hooks enough 90 form a nucleus for a
ood sizcd library When the day for
collecting the reading material from
iho four quarters OF the city came. tho
doughty chaplain fouRd that be had
considerable tmo and trouble. n was
lnaily collected and when weighed Tor
shipment showed that the people of
Chicago bad actually contributed three
sons Of literature Tor Uncle SANS sitk
wards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
BEN F. TRlMBLlN.
THE CRAZY MAN
PUT ON THE TRAIN AND SENT 70
HIS HOME m SAN FRANCISCO.

Ben r. Trlmblln. the young man
gho ondeayored one night On January
90 annlhilaie the cats aud dogs OF Al.
buquerque. but instead had several
rather strenuous miEups with owners
0i the obnoxious Quadrupeds and land
ga In Jan, left Tuesday night TOR Cal
IiorHla and the county authorities and
the municipal police are again breath
lng easy.
What Trimblu did In Albuquerque.
and what be az IN Los Angeles. and
ln various places over the west the
past few years would contribute ma.
teual for an interesting book OF nc.
tiou AZ one time no thought that ne
was Jesus Christ" and q prophet and
that be could do miracles While suf
ferIng under this deluaion no attempt
cd 90 walk on the water across the
bay az San Pedro. the terminal OF the
Salt Lake air line out from Los An.
goloa.
on another occasion DO imagined
that he was a millionaire sugar trust
promoter on this occasion he was
aboard a boat ON route from Los An.
golea 20 San Diego. These spells OF
insanity we're only temporary and last.
ed but a few hours AZ a time The
next morning after nis seance here be
was as sane az a person could be-,
and told 90 detail an that happened
DURING tina time IA una lnHaua I'm
being moved 20 the county iall be had
one radical spell aud then settled into
hla normal mental condition and re.
malned s0 until released night before
last.
That be has departed from the city
a o. assured that the peace ofhCers
are rejoicing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
BUILD ITS OWN PLANT
SANTA FE REFUSES TO STAND an
ADVANCE ON WATER RATE.

The Santa be company has perfect
cd plane flr now watcruorks OF lt8
own 90 supply engines NJ Winfield.
kansas a pump house and tank wiz
he butt at tho round house west of
me Southern Kansas bridge Tho tank
viii be- OF steel sixty feet high, with
stand pipe twenty eve feet higher
This win give ample pressure 20 force
water through % ten-lnch main 60 the
south station AZ that place viii uo
Two cranes one No cash end % che
station ao no .fh 0r south bound trains
can water without unnecessary delay.
This step seen. to have ben caused
by aH Increase of mo charges ~ me
Winfield water company. Ou January I
'ho rate wac advanced from fll ID
f2f0 q moatb Tho railroad can save
considerable ou Che latter rate boy
building its own plant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
o'Keefs We. Clifford.

Salt Lake city March 4.--Jask
O'Keefe OF Chicago and Jack CLIFFORD,
tho salt Lake City lightweight, are
slated Tor a nght tonight before a local
athletic club. The articles call for .
twenty round contest AZ 1888 pounds
The two are regarded AZ evenly
matched and az consequence the
bout IL expected 10 be one OF the live.
liost seen horoahouts IN a long time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
AGED WOMAN oHoKeo TO DEATH

Mrs MARI Ann Boone an Engllsh
woman 70 years OF age knoNa 10 her
noighhora a. Mrs. Dalton. was found
dead At 10 o'clock this morning IN bed
az her homo. 1915 South Second
street
The body was cold and had the ap.
poaranoe OF having been dead many
hours
There Is 40 doubt but that she was
murdered and that the deed was the
work OF an assassin bent on robbery
From an APPEARANCES tho old lady
had retired for tho night and that she
was attacked while asleep. the muir
dCrgr having gained entrance 20 her
apartments by means OF a secret key
and struck tho victim with a heavy
instrument as she lay IN bed.
The head showed that several blows
dealt by a strong arm bad caused IN
sonsIbiliiy. but marks on the throat
and the color OF the face would signify
that deala was caused BY straugula.
ton
The face rAs drawn and black and
on the throat we're the marks OF m
ser nails
The villain held bis victim with nia
left hand and dealt blows with the
right
Was Murdered for Money,
hfa nooao wa undoubtedly muir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

breaking an dancing water" REQ.
orda. There was a popping or many
corka and many a toast to Los An.
goloa.
shortly after the spoclal train
pulloa 0ut Tor Albuquerque, where the
company opens a new house.
After the Saturday night perform.
anco there was a luncacon az Lovy'a
and the genial proprietor has az a
souvenir q napkin On the center Of
which John r. Kelly had drawn a Ger.
man with a stein o, beer and about
which all the company signed their
namCa.-Los Angeles Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

danger cloth are even used for trim.
ming hals
Ina opening of tno spring season
siu brlng uoFidarns array ot
harmlng creations 900 mas. t0quea.
r.cornos and other styles OF hats
snd judging from he samples shown
ln the shops. they will be handaomay
than ever before. Just nov the tri.
corno se rs 20 take the fancy OF a
sroat many women. but 70 10 not bo.
coming 20 ovory style OF beauty. Fer
that reason there ia cause 90 be thank.
m thM fashion allows such a vide
range In tho SELECTION OF forms one
% tho most popular hats On the boat
shaped turban. Among those shown
ia the shops there are some charming
specimens OF nno. flexible straw with
the crown in white and The closely
rolled rim of a DARK color SOME OF
The bats are all white. with tao en-.
gtpton of "a narrow limo of dark color
along the br.m. Brown. being the pop
ular color of the season. is shown en-
some caquia.toIy handsome hats OF
that description. They go well With
"a drgss in corresponding shade Of
brown
Among Che many charming matori.
ole exhibited ln The shops just now ls
one. which deserves especial men.
ton q ia nov kind OF Covered
sIEeu material too sheer tor China or
india SILK. TOO hrm Tor SIR cause aud
ls prgttily decorated with dainty dow.
er sprigs upon a white ground This
material la particularly adapted for
young Girls. but OF course. are suit
able only Tor The summer season.
Emhro'derloa anal dmwnworE De-.
signs promise 90 bee unusually popular
ibls season Draenwork effects are
particularly plentiful 90 ,ue shops and
are shown in endless varieties There
are even materials OF a lacey appear
auco with nne cotton or lin0n threads.
which give ire onoct OF on an over
drawn work design Tenor.na and
other druWnwork patterns are used
extensively ln Insertions edges and
1ounclnFs and some beautiful designs
ar6 shtovn 90 the snopa.
Among the recent exhibits of new
styles I0 BAGS there Is ono Do the form
~ long. narrow and nat hag. which
mas the appearance OF several open
envelopes put together and stitched
ogoihcr nt their lower odFo Only
thc center compartment has narrow
metal rim. while the others are merely
held together by the handle Another
much smaller bag. which ls Of heavier
] leather. De- also nat and has several
compartments for holding cards. bills
and a handkerchief Tho outside flaps
curve over and have sI.ts through
which The head o. put On holding ths
hag These bags are made On every
imaginable color and are Intended "a
match the color Oi the dress with
which they are worn. Japanese en-
hossod leather BAGS In different color'
are particularly suitable a. they car
ho worn With dresses Of different col
orc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT
Several important BsnaIllu County
Cases Decided.
luOssEHT IN stSA CASE AFFIRMED

rha senatorial supreme court mes
Ia udiournud session yesterday after.
loon The following Justices were ou
tho beach. Chioi Justice w. j. Mills
and Associate Justices John Il. Merle.
Frank W. Parker and b s. Baker
nsaitss the bench there we're prst'
nt; Jose %. Sona. ciork of the court
re- 4. Bartlett solicitor gonoral. and
w. n ohlldou. United states attor.
neg.
ta ease so gGs. United States OF
America appellee, SCI. Lewis q. Dcns.
more. appellant. an order f0rfeIting
.he bond therein. was Gel! aside. the
case ia an appeal from The Second
judicial district
Case 1854 the Territory OF New
Mnica. appellee. versus j. T. MELON.
80. appellant. was submitted on rec.
esd. The case b an appeal from.
id-E county
case No. 1852. tho Territory % New
AseS CO. appellee. versus JAY l.. Clark
tppsuant. tmo was extended % April
b. 30 perfect blll ~ exception.
Case 20. 1000. the Territory OF New
aNoXlco o. rol. George rarker, appel
Ice. versus taC Mayor and city C0un
. eil q tho city of Socorro. appo.i.at
$40 Alarmed The case 40 an appeal
/ from socorro county.
Case No 99l Henry Locthnrt. a.
! 10. sppollantH. versus no. G. Leeds O.,
B ST.. appellee. was amrnod Tho cH7C
s an appeal from Bcr1a.ulo county
Case 40. 1gg the Territory OF Nov
. Wetlco. Versus tho personal ana resi-
/ estate property o.cr.bod in the dolin
Iucut CAS- lI.t of the county OF Der
aalilo. f1r tho yosr 1900. apneIantf
/ vas reverted and romandod. Tho case
an appeal from Hornalillo county
Case no 977 Amy J. NcAl'Ister
I plaintiff ln error. versus Jane Hut
+ ,h.nson. defendant In error. motor
/ '0r q hearing ovoruicd The case o
. iu appeal from Grant county
Case No i01i. Raymond a. Ripley
/ 70 A.. pla'nt.f1 and oppoIecf. yorgn'
/ fhe Chochit Gold Mining company. de-
7 'ondant. AMI American Engineering
| Works. lnteryrrcrs ana appellants
eas AFFIRMED Tho case ls an appoa
I from norualI'l1 county.
Case No 1899. Ounsfcli Brothers
appellants. yor9us y r. nrownol. q
/ tl appellee affirmed and rcmando
'or further proceedings The case O.
lu appeal from Bornalllo county.
Case No iOfG. tho United Stdtos %
! America, appe lee versus Mariana
sena, appellant. affirmed The case %
an appeal from the First Judicial dis
+. rlct court
Gaze No ESQ. First National Ban,
u Albuquerque. appellants, versu
5usman Icw.nson. appellee. reverse.
and remandod Tho case % an appoa
nm BernalIllo county
case No. 500. the Territory Of Mes
Nezseo appellant versus the persona
and real estate land and property ie
scrIbed ~ che delinquent tax list o
Bernallilo county IN the Territory o
New Mexico. appellee. reversed an
remanded Tho cnso r. an appeal IRON
Bornalllo county.
HALEY g. KlnF ot Albuquerque. VA
admitted 20 practice law al the bar o
the court
A. r. Briee NJ Roswell. was givol
uHtil the next regular term q en-
oovrt TO appear foF roll call aud tax
he sata a Once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
PURlNE FESTIVAL
JEWS CELEBRATE THIS FEsrl.
VAL WHILE OTHERS OBSERVE
LENT

while other churches are observing
The solemn season of Lent. the Jews
are holding their festivals of 10Y
The earliest OF these festivals.
known as "The Feast OF Pur.m." was
celebrated Tuesday Though not %
WDll known az the feast of the pass
over which the Jews celebrate the
Thursday before Bastcr aud which Is
their spring festival. the PurIm festi.
val o. a significant one 90 the Jew 10
Is based upon the book OF Esther. Ia
observing Il the Jews send gifts 10 the
poor
In speaking OF the festival Rabbi
Friedman. OF Denver. said 10 the Re.
publican; "Purlm is based upon the
book a. Esther The date OF the or.
.gln OF this book e doubtful Some
critics say q was written the fourth
century d. q. 20 commemorate the 40.
livery OF the Jews from the cruel edlct
of Haman--tho visor OF King Ahash-
yerus. other scholars say tho book
was written during Maccabbean era
100 p. O.. 10 encourage the struggling
patriots Of the Jews 70 throw on the
yoke Of Syrian despotiam.
Others place the book when Rome
threatened Israel
"Purlm 10 a festival % soy. Il sym.
hols lsraels freedom and salvation.
rho heroine OF the book OF Erthor 10
Esther The heroine OF Purlm IL En.
Their Mordcchal ls the hero OF tho fea.
tiyal.
THE festival Of Purim is deeply
planted in the affections OF the Jews
Though a minor holiday Il marks the
season when the poor are remember
ed The custom OF sending gifts 20 me
poor. called 'shoiachmonoth. is a
form OF consIderato philanthropy
which characteriECs the celebration Of
the day individuals and institutions
are literally remembered when the
gladaomo festival OF Purim comes
around.
The festival % PurIm impresae.
many practical lessons upon the jews
OF today Il reminds him OF the fact
that when persecution threatens. thO
rich suffer with the poor. the learned
with the ignorant
"Mordecai said 20 Esther IN the
book Imagine not that Thy soul alone
win be saved from among an OF the
Jews because thou art the wife OF the
king. For n thou art silent az this
time dollverance will como from an
other source, but thou and thy hous,
win perish
THE world has always treated the
Jews as a solidarity, Il has forbidden
The Jew 60 be Al individual TIE least
and lowhest are ranked ia The eyes
OF the world with the best and the
nohlest This 10 the fate OF an minor
tiles
"The crying injustice done the Jew
throughout tho agos 10 largely due ID
the lack OF indlyldualizlng u.s. We
have not a monopoly OF virtue MOI
have we a monopoly OF vice. We ash
merely 20 be reEardou as individuals
"The festival OF Purim reminds The
Jew that ho has an historic mission
90 fulnn IN the world. Through hil
stubbornnesa for fight ne taught hu
manity that overconscious human
coercion Mas no control; that souls are
free; that man may torture the body
but cannot crush the spirit.
The intrlgues OF fanaticism such al
we're practiood IN old Persia when me
Asiatlc prime minister naman plotted
20 destroy the Jews. prove futile Az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Tao reason that Weber a Fiolas big
COMPANY OF "all stars" ga not I'm.
press Denver audiences with the PEI.
fnct.Cn OF their presentation ga har
been expected. was due to the worn.
one condition OF the performers. Tho
.ishiy people that lcit Now YorR for
600 coast few weeks ago have been
hurried atoms from place 90 place. sIv.
100 little or no time Co rest--uonyor
News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

The Denver papers which reached
mo city today don't seem exactly 20
lsret with The verdict given in Anu.
IuerQuC that Weber ~ Fields. as 40
present organized. are not as me an
attraction aa the public is TED to sup.
pose. lu fact. the Denver papers en-.
huae go remarkable degree over the
clever presentation of the burIosquo
1n Catherine by the company upon
The color and eorsoousness. aus pretty
urls and brilliant spectacular work -
las VoEss Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Ions aa in win whcia ils venom and
shoots lta poisoned arrows a. the Jew,
go long ia there clarion CAN tor the
truths that ne lncarnatos. lie who nuf.
iors hatred most has reached love
strongest lie who o. tne victim OF IN.
justice la the promoter OF Justice, for
he suffered injustice Tor Justice lie
VIII be the exponent OF justice. love
and knowledge"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

m another column Of todays CHI.
zen. published ON another page ia the
proceedings OF the territorial supreme
court Tho item relative 10 the case
Of the United States versus seua bo.
Ing affirmed O. incorrect Word from
Santa Pc this afternoon say that ~
dociB.on was reached 10 this case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

j. A, Groaves, a shoe merchant d
Winslow, came in from me nortn last
nlght and proceeded on 20 Winaiow.
A short time ago Mr. Groavoa passed
through this city with the remains
OF hia wife for Manitoba. Canada.
whore the funeral and burial took
place che other day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Friday evening at 7;i5 regular sery.
Ices take place At Temple Albert The
lecture on Jewish history viii BIO omit.
ted this week. and instead a sermon
on Mordocal and Esther, the heroes
Of the Purlm story win Dc given The
public IA welcome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
Am - MtlIodn lo Mt.l

chicago, March the Battery a.
club has arranged an attractive pro
gram Tor its boxing show 10 be pulled
on tonight ln the wind.up BUDDY"
Ryan and BILLY" Melody will meet
IN ton round bout.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

} u. Burg, Of Washington. ID. O.. ar.
rived last night from the east Mra.
Burg. who is a daughter OF tho late
Mariana b Otcro. reached the city al
few days ago.