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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-24
The Great southwest.

Opportunity is "a monthly
journal of development" with
this for its motto:
g" soon or late
/ knock unbidden, once ut every
gate.
before
turn away: 1t is the hour OF fate.
Opportunity for November con-
tains an article Oh Here and
There in the Southwest" from
which the following clipping IS
taken:
What about Texas? That is a
biz proposition. You might as
well ask what about Europe? !
say empire. Do you know that If
Texas were turned over TO the
north on n hinge at the Pan
Handle. Brownsville, its most
southern city would come whiting
a few miles Of Grand Fork, \.
ID?
/ say [ have covered the state
pretty thoroughly. And | am
convinced that more money Will
be made during the next few
years IN certain sections Of Texas
than in any other part OF the
! United States. A lot of abso-
| lutely new country is being
opened. The whole southwest
portion from San Antonio to the
! Rio Grande is being invaded by
railroads and the immigrant
agent. 1t is semi.arid country
but the artesian belt runs through
1T. The underdrain from the
southwestern Rocky Mountain
slope comes to the surface there
when tapped with wells.
These northern journels al
recognize the splendid opportuni
ties afforded the homeseeker II
the great southwest and are dom
their part to induce emigratioi
. to this section of the state. The
do not do this SO much out of
desire to do the section goOt
, turn as because they recogniz
. the advantages the homeseeker
: will find here.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-24
SAN ANGELO. TEX. NOV. "a 1904
Double Daily Passenger Service.

1t continues TO be rumOerd that
the Santa Fee will install double
daily passenger service IN the
spring Of 1905. The people OF
San Angelo, should the substance
of this rumor become u reality,
will be much rluted over the I'M
provemcnt. The Santa Fee, it Is
believed has thought all along
that with II night train out Of
San Angelo, passengers would 90
north via the FIT. w Il Il. G..
from brentwood.
On top of this comes the report
from TT. Worth that the Record
train on that road will be discon-
continued on December J. 1t is
not known that this report is
true, but should this train be
taken off the Santa Fee would find
no reason for fear on that score.
In fact, the Press can see no rea'
son why anyone should prefer tc
90 north this way. 1t requires
one more change and people are
generally averse to, changes. A
double daily would cause more Of
the people of other Santa Ft
branch line towns to travel from
one place to another as has beel
pointed out several times in thes,
columns. There is no question
but that such a service would pa
the company. 1t would IN add
ton, make better the good feel
ing the San Angelo people hav
for the Santa Fee. And surel'
that is worth something
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-24

Under the caption Of "The
Able Leaders" the New York
World very briefly and very
strikingly points out one of the
causes Of the overwhelming de-
feat which overlook the Demo-
cratic National ticket at the last
election. The World says:
Under the able leadership Of
William Jennings Bryan Nebras-
ka has given a plurality of 10000
to Roosevelt,
Under the able leadership Of
Tom Taggart Indiana has given n
plurality of 10000 TO Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership Of
Arthur Pue German Maryland
has given a plurality of 1,5OO to
Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of
Henry G.. Davis West Virginia
has gwen a plurality of 10000 to
Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of
David b. Hill and William +.
Sheehan New York above the
Bronx has given plurality OF
100000 to Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership OF
Pat McCarren Brooklyn has given
a plurality of $500 to Roosevelt
Under the able leadership OF
James Smith, Jr., New Jersey has
given a plurality Of 10000 tc
Roosevelt
The Republican ticket did not
suffer from lack of able leader
ship among the Democrats.
Add to the unpopularity of tn
Democratic leaders and the gen
eral distrust with which they ar
regarded by the people of thei
various States, the personal popu
larity of the Republican candj
date and the customary unwill
llBucbs W uluhc u IlIdlSN bNi ~
period Of prosperity and tn
recent Republican landslide
fully explained.
Where the Democratic cand
dates for Governor were populi
men and had local issues in the
favor they were sometimes SUI
cessful. Missouri, Massachusetts
Minnesota and Colorado returnt
large pluralities Tor Roosevelt
but elected Democratic Cove
nors. Which goes to show tn
an election is an uncertain THU
and that the people are beginnil
TO vote for the man they like be
without regard for his polite
affiliations.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-24
lENNNNlNNlNlNNlnG

future. They have right to
demand as we'll as expect the
necessary protection from the
rapacity that is throttling this
great Industry, and President
Roosevelt should hurry on that
report H. will afford basis for
future action if honestly and
conscientiously made.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-24
HOW THE CURE LASTED.
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but
Just the contrary in the case of DR.,
Kings New Life Pills. They cut off
maladies no matter how severe and
irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia,
iaundice, fever, constipation all yield
to this perfect pill. 2jc, at j, w.
Harris's drug store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-24
The TINE WILL COME
When the Advice of This Texas Wo-
man VIII Help You.

Very few San Angelo people are en-
tirely free from backachc. 1t does
not take much to derange the kidneys.
4 little cold, strain, STOPPING posi-
lions or hard work, overtaXes those
delicate organs and many aches and
pains promptly follow. \ Houston
woman tells you how every kidney
i'll can be relieved and cured. Read
about it: Mrs. l.. l.. BaberS, residing !
at 9l2 SemmcS ST., Houston, Texas,
says: In September, 1901, was ia
ken with typhoid fever which left me
with what the doctors called paralysis |
of the bowels and kidneys. The suf-
fering was something awful. | was
troubled with bloating swelling of the !
limbs and feet, pains in my back and
dizziness. and went about the house
in living misery both night and day.
[ was often so bad could not attend
| to my homework, and added to the
| backache, there was trouble from the
| kidney secretonS both annoying and
distressing. In place Of improving
as time went on | was gradually grow
worse. | was getting about discour-
aged as | had spent so much money
for doctors and medicines of different
kinds and had received very little ben
eft. Finally | read about Doan's
Kidney Pills and feeling as poorly as
[ was ! managed to get up to a drug
store and ret a box. They went right
to the very root Of the disease. felt
their good effects after taking the
third dose, and it was but very few
: days before they had relieved me Of
, the pain in my back and had correct
ed the kidney secretiOnS, | intend to
J keep them in the house all the time in
3 case there should he a recurrence. |
} have recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills to others and will continue to do
so"
HOW THE CURE LASTED.
= In a recent interview, Mrs. Babers
D says: 1.-The cure was effected in
S March, 1902, over 10 months ago, anG
g the lapse of that period of time has
shown that the cure was permanent
: For sale by all dealers. Price 81
$ cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co.
e Buffalo, n. y, sole agents for thu
Il United States.
Il Remember the name-Doan's-
. take no other.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-24
To Prosecute the Beef Trust.

The administration at Wash
ington announces that when the
newly elected congress convenes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
BLIND MOTHER
WANTS HER SON
WAS LAST HEARD or m NEW
MEXICO AND SIZE PEARS m.
DAMS HAVE KILLED HiM.

Mayor I. SPARKS. OF Santa Pc, 10 IN
receipt OF the following letter from
Attorney ,. a. skilton Of Auburn.
New YORK. which explains itself.
"Tho onclosco clipping from The
New fork Herald appeals TO an who
hold I'M reverence tho name and mem.
DRY OF mother" Wil yOu kindly
hand IL 10 the local papers having the
largest circulation IN Rev Mexico.
that Il may. possibly reecn a iost son"
Tho text OF the clipping % o. fol
lows:
Hor sight dimmod by q growing cat.
aract. Mrs. Ann zee. IS years oid.
still maintains a faint hope OF seeing
her son AGAIN before blindness dark.
ems the world for her ho was lost
twenty-five years ago and the prObabil
titles are thar be was slain by Indians
inc mother. who ivca a. No az DE.
catur street. Brooklyn. viii not believe
that be Is dead and she placed tho
following advertisement GA the Per
sonal' column oi the herald, ycFtor-
day.
Information wanted OF the where.
aboutc OF Peter Fee, tormcny OF sew
York CITY, last hoard of iu 1883 at
New MoXfsb gold mines Any persCa
VINO can give any information will
EIudly send word to Mrs Ann Fec az
Decatur street. Brooklyn. New York
pCtcr Foe was che oldest and, 10 he
be- living Is her only surviving child
Nothing was heard from him for ave
years after hc Jeff Rome Then one
day letter came from a town 10 New
MCyico inc name OF which Mrs. Rec
has forgotten. ihc absent son wrote
that he was developing some claims IN
The gold ho.dG. but had been uriven
out by Indians. ho had prOspcrcd. he
SAID and would send money home 90
any of the family was alive 20 receive
a.
A younger son, now dcad. answered
the letter the day % was received. and
a. the dictation OF the mother begged
Peter 90 come home. Nothing has been
heard from HIM since. but he postal
authorities tracing up the reply mailed
by Mrs. tco IN 1883. learned tat me
letter wag delivered 90 Peter Fee. who
disappeared a day or two later.
Mrs Fee belle yos that her son,
touched by nor appeal braved the dan
ser OF being maHGacrod by the indiam
"a order 90 close out nis-intorests pre-
paratory 20 returning home. Why he
never came she does not know, but
she has determined 90 devote the re-
maindor OF her hfo % an effort 10 and
aim II alive. or tho cause and manner
OF his demise II he 10 dead
Mrs. Fees other son attended 10 her
correspondence. lie died eight years
ago. ana In the interval be- had loat
the letter from Peter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Jewels. candy. Movers. man--that b.
tho order of woman'u proicr0ncos
J0WDiH form "a magnet 90 mighty poa.
Cr to the average woman. Even that
greatest oi an jewels, h1aAh. % 1itcn
ruined in The strenuous efforts a.
make Or save tina money to purchase
them, n "a woman will rlHh her health
tn got a coveted Eom. then lrt her Tor
ufy herself against che lnsidioul con
7uquUncea OF coughs. colds nnd hrun
chlai affections By tho regular use ~
Or. hOschcc'a German syrup n viii
promptly arrest consumption iu o.
early stages ana heal the anocto a
lungs and bronchial tubes and drive
the dread disease from the system. o.
la MOI clre.nll, but o. is a certain
cure for coughs. colds and ali bron
chinl troubles You can got this rel.
able remedy % drug stores Price &c
and zoe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
WORK OF CONVICTS
ON EXHIBITION

AZ 5tursos European 30 very
handsome BRIDE. wrought out OF
horses hair and Gather. u WA made
By A. q. Dun. who Ia serving MO
sentence iu Deer lodge. Montana,
ponitoutiary. .or stage robbery. and
will be- ranied on for the honoAt OF
tho man who produced o. A hundred
chances viii be cold "A hity cents q
chance. the lucky number taking tho
Bride and Tho smallest number taking
q cane made boy a convict az Yuma,
Arizona The cane also may Do seen
at tho Surgea bar
'rho bride was sent here % W. u.
Chllders. who Convict Dun considers
a friend. he tChHdoral having on two
occasions failed 90 convict him Tor
crimes committed ia New Mexico.
Dun was AZ ono time q switchman Ga
tho local Santa 70 yards About sew.
ca years ago ne was arrested AZ
Iuaroz. MEXICO. for holding up q stage
between White Oaks and San AutDnl0.
N. A. Although no was indicted. the
jury failed to conuCr AZ that time
ho was known as BLACK Jack. a. moat
every man who committed any grcat
criminal oIonso was known during
the several years of Black Jacks
roien
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

LARGE MINES M THAT TERRI
TONY are READY FOR m.
CREASED ourpUr

The Nose fee months alu UiinUH.
a larep Increase in she output of cop
per from Arizona. says a Phoenix ca
change Tho Ore brick tor the Em
piro custom HmCltrr 10 Benson has
arrived and ihD iuoton amelter viii
ho blown boo fbls month % b. reported
that the company has ordered a 200.
ron furnace from san Francisco. Two
furnaces of the Calumet and Arizona
no Douglas are running steadily. and
ln a few days the thiri furnace will
Boz blown Boz. which VIII enable tht
company io treat 900 tons of ore per
day Some dimcuHy iH encountered
In finding n proper site for "a s.ag
dump Tho Hmoltur Of the Copper
Queens bis works in Douglas will
probably bo blown .n April I.
20 Is reported on good authority thm
"a rich strike has been made at the
Lucky Tiger nine, boo northern So.
nora The ore b. high grade gold ana
silver aud tree milling proposition.
other recent developments in the
mine have opened up large bodies OF
good ore. aud a hnysiamp mill has
been ordered. which viii be- erected
ut once Tho company have placed
extensive orders for machnOry aH
they have decided to open up their
holdings con- large scale
Tho Guadalupe. close tp inc famous
plcncho mine of the Copper queen
company in sonora. han lately been
placed Tor giOO vOOtopittsburg parties
These claims are considered amobg
tho host properties boz tho district and
Ihp nev owners vl. orro largo rr.
durtIou plant CON- thr bite in the no'r
future Toe mIuoI NlIl ur opened
up and operated 0u % large scale.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Homestead Entry Contest Case Be-
fore Land Office.
THE ROSWELL OFFICE BUSINESS

The following homestead entry has
been made in the United States land
once;
January 10. No. 1852 william A.
Ballingor Tor south quarter. section
"a. township 20 north. range 10 woat.
100 acres in San Juan county
Transferred 10 Kansas
Robert E Bradford. who has been
assistant farmer, with hondquartors no
Espanola Tor the Indian puoblos OF
San Juan. san Tldofonso and Saa- 2
Clara. has been transferred 10 Potta.
watomio. Kansas Zee loft Tor Topeka
via The Santa BE-
Roswell Land once Business.
The following land Office business
VIA transacted during the month OF
December, 1903 sevonty.tvo home.
stead entries, covering lO.E5s acres.
Foes and commissions 5000 Eight
final homestead entries, covering
lo75 acres Commissions ttO8f on
coal drclamtory statement. covering
iGo acres Commlruion g. Twenty
two desort land entries. covering q.
ti6 acres. Cash paid fe9e
Contest Gaze Being Heard
Tho hearing In tho contest case OF
" u Friedman. manager of tho
santa D. water and Light D0mpan5
versus John D. Zimmerman. wa ra
sumcd Saturday morning before Reg
Htor NJ r. Otoro ana Receiver FrcI
Muller OF the United States land once
al Santa Pc. The evidence of the con.
teftant not AN being in, tho hearing
Wa. resumed by tho calling OF Wit.
ncasCs by the attorneys Tor the Santa
fo Water and LEht company A b..
Ncnchan and Charles q. Ealoy up.
pear for tho contestant ana Benjamin
81 Read Of Santa De- and %. % Fergus
son of Albuquerque Tor thr rontrs
toe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
ONLY SURVIVING
CHARTER MEMBER
SUCH IS c. q. HAWLEY. o. THE
LOCAL a. o. q. w. LODGE.

Capt O. b uavley Be- probably the
puudr.t man .n Albuquerque fio BE-
noe only the proud poasoBs0T of a sold
headed walking stick. tho present of
Benefit lodge NO. 2. a. o. u. W bus
has iho distinction OF being ono OF the
fow surviving charter memher of that
worthy organization
Benefit oiEo mot last nirhi al A.
o. ~ W. bail on South second street
for .ta annual memorial CgremonioB
A huo muaIca! program was renior
ed aud "a touching and mastery al
dress was delivered BY Rev w. o.
Marsh. pastor 90 the Congregation,
church
Mr Hawlgy wh0 haa been a yig0n
Gus momb0r 0i the lodge since itl
birth. twenty odd yoam ago. was pres
sut. and 90 him was presented a hand.
some stick on the gold knob IS on.
grayod &C. -. Hawioy. by Hanont
Lodge no. 2. A. o. o. W. Jan tS.
1901"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Mr John a. Cullon. editor of the
Garland. toxas. News, haa written a
letter OF congratulations 20 the manu-.
aCturers OF Chamterlalu6 Cough
Remedy as blows; Sixteen years
ago when our nrEt chilo was q baby
nO was subject 90 croupy spells and
wo would bp very uneasy nDOut him.
We began using Cham serlaiu's Cough
RCmed. in .eS7. and finding Il such
a reliable rem y Tor coles and
GRO, we aavo never been without
70 On the souro since that time. We
nave i've children nnd have given u
io an Of them 'lth good results. one
good feature OF thi medy d thai
it is not disaFrooablo 30 tase and our
tables really IKE V. mother "a that
10 ia not DISASTROUS and there Il no
rias from giving an overdose. coz.
tntt ate you upon the succeaa a your
remedy For 'olo BY AL a. Egista.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

sac family of Mrs. NJ. l.. Bobbltt
nf hargetowu, Tenn, saw her dying
ava were poworloss 90 save her The
most skllful physicians and every
remedy used. failed, while consump
lion was slowly hut surely taking her
.lio. IN this terrlnie lour Dr. Kings
New Discovery .or Consumption turn.
cd dlapair into Joy The lrat bottle
brought immediate relief and its con
unuod use completely cured Ler. It's
the most certain cur IN the world
Tor an throat and lung troubles. Guar.
lntoed Bottles soc and 500 trial
Bottles Free ne an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

peel for the lattor part OF the present
month. Both OF the young people are
well known In santa re. and have a
host OF frionds. NJ Clarke is the In
duatral agent Of the santa % Cen.
tral. while Miss Haso tor some time
past has been with her aunt. Miss
Muglor. Mise Haso IS a very pretty
young woman. Nov Mexican
TAc prospective bride be- the daurh.
ter ot hr md Mrs Hermru has5 81
TINS city and The citizen Ga advance
extends lts congratulationa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
SUPREME COURT
TWO CASES WE'RE ARGUED AND
SUBMITTED At Yesterdays
SESSION

chief Justice vs.. D Mills and Assoc
rlate Justices Joha a. McFo. FRANK
w. Parker and w. a. Pope were on
the bench yesterday morning whom
the territorial auprpmo court opened
Associate Justice - q Baker waa ah
sont
Case so lO2S. Noa !fold % AL az
poilca Vs. Ramona T. HaCa. 20 a.. ap
pollcoa. an appeal from Second ludiC
iHl district court, Valencia county
was argued and submitted
Yesterday afternoon caso No 1929
w. E Dame. appellee. ys. The C0chiu
Reduction ana improvement company
appellant an appeal from tho second
judicial district from HsrnaiIlo couu
ty We argued and submitted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Harry 10 Titus. a travelling agent
OF tho Santa No railway, died ~ kan
aas city, Mo-. tho cher day nom
acute tuberculosis. ittus was ~ years
Of ago and waa the son OF Eh Titus,
general live stock agent for the San
"a Ne. and had himself nllcd the 20
sitiou OF state live sock agent for
many years The body was taken 20
CedarvAlo. Kansas, "a a special car,
for burial rho deceased % well
Nnown hero, and his sister has ont
Several winters In this city Mr. ana
Mrs George L. Brooks are particular
friends OF the deceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
- - - -.

An Ola ana wen triou REMEDY
Mrs Ninslow'u Soothing syrup haa
been used Tor over sixty years by mn
Hons ~ mothers Tor their children while
tssthIur with perfect success o. soothes
the chud softsua the rums. aliaya all
PAIN. cures wind collie ana e. thc bosi
remedy Tor diarrh1ea o. pleasant 90 On,
taste sold by druggists IN seop part
% the world twenty-five cents o. bottle
lts value ia inoalculable. Ho sure and
ask Tor Airs winslows saotuu- syrup
ana take no other KIND
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
WHERE TROOPS
RUN THINGS
FEDERAL COURT APPEALED TO
At CRIPPLE CREEK.

Denver Iuu DO IudEr Muaos ila-
lott. OF tho United States district
court. today beard arguments on tho
application Of sherman Parker. now
in tho military bull pen 40 Cripple
Greek. Tor a writ oi haboaE corpus.
The state denied the Jurisdiction uf
be- federal court boot Judge Halloit
ruled otherwise and after argument
TOOK tho case under adylHcmeut. iudi.
eating that "a decision may bo expect.
GO tomorrow
A special from Cripple Creek how
ever quotes Col VerdorkburF com
mandlng omCor there. saying that a
criminal charge will bon filed ln tho
federal court nghiuf Parker fbIs at.
Drno0n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
WOMEN PRAISE IT

There are thousands Of Women ta.
day pralsIne che celebrated Hostel
Jn.H stomach UtiUu when thpv
were ruG down ana .n noi ~ a hoalth
rg.tOur and regulator they uero pr
suadod t1 rJ OBJ, Uusu with tho r.
su'f that they now enjoy p0rferi
health 40 a,ckly women should trt
30 at once Besides curing ah Female
Complaints BE- ia unopuallni Tor indi
goutIon. Dyspepsia. Insomnia and Cor.
rtinaNon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
DROPPED DEAD
DEATH or JOSE N. MARTINEZ
WAS COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The citizens o. this city we're shock.
cd upon receiving news OF the death
OF County Commissioner jose Pablo
Martinez who expired Wednesday
morning. re had just finished break.
fast and without warning dropped
dead from heart failure 40 bic home
six miles south OF this city known a.
Plaza Larga. Ho has been a resident
of this section for many years, AZ
the opening Of be own no engaged
in the mercantile business which hC
sold and was later appointed county
commissioner Tucumcari Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

~ stuck 10 my onr.rt. although
every Joint achod ana every nerve
was rackod with pain. wri,os T.. W..
bonamy. a locomotive fireman. OF
burlington. Iowa. "a was eaF and
pale, without any appetite ana on run
down. AZ / was about 20 give up, s
got a bottle OF Electric Blttera. and
nitcr taking 10. I felt az we'll as / ever
did in my hio." Weak. slckly. run
down people always gain new life.
strength and vigor from their Use.
Try them Satisfaction guaranteed BY
au druggists Price 60 cents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
a Prisoner In ser own House.

Mrs. W. n. Layha. Of 1907 Agnes
ave, Kansas City. MO. has for sew.
eral years been troubled with severe
noarBneEa anu nt times a harl cough
which she says. Would keep mo in
doors for days. I -'aa prescribed for
physicians with no noticeable 70
suits A friend gave me part OF d.
bottle OF Chamberlain Cough Rene
dy vita instructions 20 closely fol-
low the directions and ! wish % state
tnat after the lrat day ! could notice
a decided change Tor tho better. and
az this time after using q i1r two
weeks. have no hesitation IN saying
realize thai ! am entirely cureo
Tails remedy Is for sale " an drug
rlata
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
DEATH OF NOTED
WAR CHAPLAIN

Nes Y0rt Jan H. Res Francis J.
Mulally Presbyterian divine. eide
ly known On the south and Wosl died
az hia home here. "a years ~ age. IN
Ireland when a ad of rs he waa sec.
retary % Smith OBHqn. leader OF ths
Young Ireland movement Hle came
10 America DO ist0 md entered the
ministry ne served through tho var
as chaplain OF Orr'a Riaoa 10 Meow
ans brigade and was repeatedly
promoted for gallaniy At ne enc
oi the war ne had the rank of coloRoi
and q reputation az a chaphu Who
fought 40 hard as 30 prayeo lie vas
az one lime president of AlgUr ooi
lego. South Cagolina
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Jackson Miss. Jan M Tho inhu
uutinn of Governor vardnman tool
place at noon today in tho presence
Of large Eathoring Of state onciall
m ubcrs OF the Legislature and an
lnguIHhod visitors from every part of
Mississippi