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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28


james Foley. chief clerk al Wins.
low, spent yesterday In the city visit
ing relatives and friends.
The hollermakers' second annual
ball AZ Ration viii DO held ON the
evening Of Feb. 20, at the opera house
Monday last was payday for the
Santa We az Gallup. About $1,000 is
paid out every month by the railroad
company at that town.
Percy ID. Cornell. chief clerk 10 Il.
d. Gibbons. the division foreman az
las Vegas. left for Trinidad where he
has accepted situation In the g. 4
8. division superlntendent's once.
Twelve wrecked cars-also the two
badly wrecked engines we're brought
10 the yards Al this place FOR repairs,
says Ration Gazette Each plainly
shows the results Of the disastrous
collision the other day that occurred
a few miles this side OF Upton.
The Las Vegas Optic says; Alfred
Luckett has succeeded Percy ID. Cor.
nell as chief clerk 10 Il. u. Gibbons
At the Las Vegas shops. The young
man comes from the La Junta shops,
bringing letter Of recommendation
among others. 10 Leroy Helfrich from
Harry Strong up a. the Colorado city,
Brakeman w u. Smith deadhoaded
from Las Vegas to Albuquerque on
No. Friday night 20 relieve Brake.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
THE CONFERENCE WAS USELESS.
The Management, and Employees Rep.

The Management and employees Rep.
eesantatlves Failed 20 Agree.
A Philadelphia dispatch, dated Jan
uery 10. says. After q proiracted con-
ference Wednesday W. W. Atterbury,
general manager OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. and the board Of adjustment
OF the Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men. separated without having reach.
cd an agreement. A meeting OF the
board Of adjustment was called for TO
day. when Il IL expected final action
viii be taken regarding the Differences
between the company and the train
men.
Mr.. Lee Informed Mr.. Atterbury
that the total vote canvassed was
s,97e and that 1856 had been cast In
favor OF a strike and GIL against. OF
the total number 1900 are members
OF the brotherhood and tho remainder
are non-order men. The question Mt
lseue 10 that OF compulsory trims by
brakeman. The company requires a
freight brakeman 10 assist fremen In
feeding locomotives ON dlflioult grades
The vote was confined entirely to this
question.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
SANTA "a IMPROVEMENTS.
Hendricks Says That ss0ooo,Ooo VIII
De Spent In the West.


Hendricks Says That s50,o00,0o0 VIII
De spent In the West.
Third Vice President Hendricks Of
the santa 30 system Is authority for
the statement that s6000O,O00 win DO
spent By that road during the coming
year In improving the lines west OF
Albuquerque.
One OF the most important pieces
Of work will be the completion Of the
Valley line, ant the main line, west
OF Albuquerque, which win cut out
some OF tho heaviest grades on our
mountain division. The double track
between Chicago and stroator H..
viii be completed and new sections
built both ways from Marceline."
Speculation en- ehepart's successor.
The resignation OF General superin'
tendent v. >. shepard, q tho santa Re
coast lines has been the cause OF
much discussion among railroad men
AZ 70 who may be- his successor Il "a
reported thet the position was offered
20 our local superintendent, John Dc.
nair, but that ne refused the appoint.
ment. Superintendent Hlhbard. OF the
los Angeles dlHsion. "a next 10 line
and should the appointment go 10 any
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
GREAT SHAM NAVAL BATTLE
NATURAL LAKE AND An stpF
Al LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSE.
ION MAKE POSSIBLE REALIs.
nc WARFAHE--EvENT SEIZED.
OLEp FOR AUGUST 2.

Portland, Ore, July 2g-What prom-
ises 10 Doe the hlgEcat and most real.
iStie sham naval battle ever project.
ed Is scheduled as a free attraction al
The Lewis a Clark exposition ON
Wednesday August g. The circum.
stance OF the exposition having rs lts
brand basin a real lake ego acres in
eN'9nt, makes q possible for the fair
70 hold a bigger, and better naval
hsht than any ever before attempted.
and no effort Will be spared 10 make
tho show correct In detail
Just west of The exposition grounds
the foothills Of the Cascade range
reach down 10 the shore OF Guilds
lake, and here viii be a fort with
real looking guns splitting harmless.
but deadly looking Gre. The attack
ing neet of miniature vessels Will
make an assault upon the fort IN the
hillside and an irOnclad Ia the har.
Tor near Il. From the Bridge Of Ma.
lions, which spans Guilds lake. spec.
hiura may see the lronclad disabled
by the attacking feet, and watch ev.
cry operation. A mosquito feet OF
iorhedo boats viii add to the excite.
ment and several torpedo boats will
blow up a floating craft One OF tho
men OF war presently VIII be disabled
and crew Of Uncle Sans life SAVERS
Who are Swing daily exhibitions al
The fair, viii set forth aud rescue tho
unioriunaies IN true lifosavor style.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
SCHOOLS WILL OPEN
SEPTEMBER FIFTH

the board Of education held A ron.
uiay meeting last night Tor the trans.
action Of routine business. II was Dc.
cided that the fall term Of school
should be opened Tuesday. septem.
Der ,, which Is somewhat earlier than
usual
The various buildings have received
the necessary repairs and everything
~ "a readiness for the fall semester.
me members OF the board are am OF
the opinion that the coming year OF
school Will be ore OF the most sue
cessiul IN the history OF Albnquer.
que.
The board let a contract last night
10 James McCorIieton. for the con
llfuetion Of cement sidewalks IN front
oi the First ward school building and
me Central school. The bid was
Fihl.bp and Che construction OF the
sidewalks viii be begun at once.
lWo new teachers have been added
To the quota Of Instructors. They are
teacher ot art and teacher OF
music They are TO be- selected in
the near future and will bo gradu.
ales of well known colleges.
A communication was read from Or
J, g. CLARK, 81 Holland. Mich. who
is tu Do The new superintendent. stat.
ng that De would arrive Do Alhnquor-
que with HE family tho middle OF
next month aud prepare 90 enter
upon hls duties as superintendent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
AS VEGAS COMING
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

Manager Houston, Of the Browns
bday completed arraD gmonts Tor
20 ganes with the Las Vegas Blues
j be PLAYED IN this city Saturday
bad sunday afternoons. Manager
Hood OF the blues. has sent word
hat the las Vegas team has heen
laatly strengthened. having taken on
bar new men for the luiield. including
lash. a pitcher from the Western
hague. II this is the case the coming
ames win probably be fast and furi.
ns
The Browne win play return ser
Nd OF two games with the El Paso
rOwns ON August eth and 9Th From
/ paa0 the team viii so 20 clifton.
be schedule there will consist OF six
limos. three with Clifton and three
nm Morcnci This trip VII be the
st long one Of the local team has
ade this season and the outcome Ia
|yltcd with a great deal of interest.
N those games viii be Of tho Kind
al will show up tho weak places In
. q Albuquerque team.
f II "a expected that q series OF games
.th the Santa Fe team viii be played
this city IN the near future. The
t.nta We club has changed managers
3d IL now controlled by Frank Owen.
anageF Of the Santa 70 Water a
ght company, and an old time base
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
FLOODS IN CREEKS
TAKE OUT BRIDGES

The homes OF w. G. Marable end
Messrs Yoarsin and Iattlon. on tho
ponasco. near Dayton. Chavoa county.
were washed away Monday niaht by
the flood and totally destroyed. The
buildings we're substantial ones and
the loss Is considerable.
Added iO the loss OF the railroad
bridge over the Penasco. y the loss OF
the railroad bridge over the Felix.
This bridge was washed out Monday
night as was also the county bridge a
mile west VI that Of the railroad The
county bridge was FIRST 10 70 and ita
debris struck the railroad bridge aud
knocked Il from to fasfenlngs.
Roswell win be the terminal Of the
Pecos Valley a Northeastern lines FOR
souihhounG trains until the bridge can
be rebuilt Tho train went north from
Roswell Tuesday morning, Il will take
some DAYS 20 repair the bridges.
An immense quantity OF rain has fal
len but no danger "a anticipated from
another overflow. The water "a now
higher IN the Hondo than Il was dur.
ing the flood Last fall, but large sums
Of money have been spent Ia the
meantime IN protecting against over.
flows and the damage win not DO 30
heavy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

lfrom "Wednesday Daily Ciuzoul
IN Mourc. " ID. July 90. Quada
came 90 the home % Mr. rnd Mrs. En.
gene H. Reilly. Yes, Quaduplets. four
babes. biieht az any that ever glad.
denod tho hearts ef pareut
IniH town irn't 30 much oi a me-.
tropOlis. and tho news, which spread
IN a very short time. TO an tho in.
habltanta. caused great oxcitomCuG
iu fNrt ono uUWepancr says that. Ia
Moure was shaken from center fo cir
and another that "ihiE
town whs thrown into a panic" by She
event Folks fwa med t0 the house
20 see the newcomers and conerntu.
late the parcniH Incidentally they
presented Mt. and Mrs Reilly with
hiteen 81 gold PIECES Ia appreciation
of what tlhe recipients are doing Tor
this town and the commonwealth"
Reilly doesn't readily flnd words 10
express HIS eurprlso and delight 10
his friends. who asked him how n
felt to be the father of -four. De- said
Il declare. I didn't know what 10
make OF a. when ne doctor an.
nounccd twins was considerable
startled So far as know there
have never been twins born IN my
own family or that Of my wifo's {
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

was just mulling this over 10 ny mlnd.
when An. exclaimed Or.
atoueh. Then ! was stunned. I vas
iusi beginning to gd mY bearings
once moro Whtn-hut those b. no use
trying % teil You what mv atnsailong
were when the physician lannod hia
fourth proclamation.
lio is 1ailed hy ne fellow towns.
meu aa onc among hundreds of th0n.
sands Or 3iulgh. chairman of the
reception committee when the babies
arrived. % recent graduate from a
ChicagO medical college.
There was boy and three elrl
hableh. The boy and ore of fhe firls
weighed four pounds each Zach of
the other girls weighed ono.fhlrd OF a
round less. They were perfectly
formed and their maiy cries seemed
~ Indicate q good state OF health. Tho
boy, though, could not endure the
strenuoua life OF Ia Mpnrf Perhaps
the greet number of siehiaaeHa hnd a
bad effect upon him However the
cnnee. though, Il n cartaln fhat the
boy sitter a day went 90 fha rlnrn
where an good babies rn The airia
are robust and thriving.
Mrs. Reilly ~ 20 years old ana a
now the mother Of ien children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
MARKET LtTrFR

! special sVundcnCe
Kansas city. Mo. July 2f.--A total
81 $1,000 cattle. including 5000 calves
were received here last week. which
proved too much for the market. Ia
view of heavy receipts elsewhere. ana
prices dropped 10 10 90 cents az a re-.
Huh. ofaas cattle are beginning 10
move freely from Kansas. Oklahoma.
and Panhandle pastures. but tae un.
satisfactory market OF lass week cut
down receipts today ai on points. and
The market Is strong 90 40 cents higher
on all kinds. The runs are bound 10
incfoaae however and n steady mar.
Eei is about al that can be- expected
'or che near future. Very lIiiio stun
nom Colorado ls moving, a few ahlp.
mcnie OF ted stun from around Rocky
Ford making about an the stun direct
rom the west, received These aieers
sold 90 $3.50 and weighed SigG5 PAN.
handle grass cows sold AZ 1926 10
$50 mostly. one grove Of extra Hood
unos from Higgiua. ToNaa. ~ sgI5.
leilers in the same shipment at Sass.
Gamers sold az ti7a 90 s9gst veal
calves are higher at 50 a. S5.5b. The
storker and feeder tfada iae boon
duli laiely, with prices seeking o lower
level but q is figured that q revival
VIII occur shortly in view of lan ca.
ceilonl corn prospects an over the
corn belt. The bulk OF The Panhandle
stockerH and feeders sold at 81 tn
$3.50. one or two droves Of heavy
feeders a. S2.S0 and stock calves
around 50.
The excellent sheep market We
nave been having took a turn for the
worse last week. on Thursday Prices
are On 30 90 l0 cents on about every.
lhing since then. Including no cent
loss today. Receipts here have NOT
been excessive, hut mutton markets
enai became badly dom0raliaod early
iaat week. resulting in q break al All
the western points. which. however.
was not altogether unexpected. Tho
supply today Of 10000 head here In.
cludes Idaho yearllnes. SO pounds. al
W New Mexico wethers. 30 mounds
at $3.50, Arizona spJnr lambs. 0b
pounds 40 80 ans Mex Mexico ewes.
containing few wqthors, at tt.aO.
Numcrons Inquiries are being re
ceivcd at This market for feeding
STOCK, aud prospective buyers of thla
class Of stock are being advised that
the price VIII be from 1925 10 a..
with very little available
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
ANDREw j. olLlIoAN.

Cincinnati, Ohio. July 90. Andy
1iliigan, ~, known 20 practically every
ac'or In f.ncrlca as a good friend OF
the profession and as one ~ tho old.
est hlls Ia the country. Is dead.
re was on Intimate terms with most
OF the great stage favorlies OF tho last
hali century Known ali over the
United states as a confirmed FIRST
nishter he was Che subject of many
Joke on the huaris the lnsis mainly
taking the form of a remark about hla
whlskcrs. which were long. abundant
and his pride And Andy" usod fo
laugh as heartily as any of the aud.
iencc whom references was made 10
his "Sllros."
Tie was n caterer whose place was
the reEort For actors. and ne boosted
OF one Of tho moai complete collections
OF stage iav0r.ties ~ the last century.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
IMPORTANT INTERVIEW
ON JOINT STATEHOOD

Colonel w. n. G. ser, president OF
the Albuquerque Traction company
and several other valuable local en-
torpriscs, returned 10 the city Last
night from California where he had
gone several weeks ago on business
and pleasure, accompanying Mrs.
Greer to Los Angeles.
Colonel Greer was met at his Sec
ond street office this moi ming, and the
following Interview on Joint stateho0a
TOOK place between him aud The
iCtizen representative;
During my "trip TO California; said
the gentleman, Il came In contact
with prominent leaders OF The bar and
lcthers, and was pleased 10 find that
Ihuch mon a. oN-Attorney General OF
Arizona, AinswOrth. OF Phoenix, and
Colonel it ring ui Tucson are radi-
zeal adVc. atta OF Joint statehood for
New Mckee, aud Arizona. ana both
gentlemen stated that IS per cent OF
he attorneys Oh Arizona were heartily
|n favor OF that kind 0l statehood
ifhey state those opposed 90 it are
Inctuatcd b. personal commercial mo-
Rive. ana that the city OF Phoenix
|pou.l be almost unanimous Tor
luinture II the BIN provided for two
|snpitala, thus leaving one ia that pOr-
ton known as 'rizDna. Colonel Her
ring claimed that they have no argu-
neut against the jolnturo, other than
hat the capital would BIO removed
rom that territory, which would af-
vCt Phoenix commercially"
Colonel Herring" continued Mr.
ifcer, "ls tao general solicitor for
Il F. NrH Ns.
arizona, anf lls remarks would indi.
'ate thar the statements So pCrsistontly
nado By the autijniniuro people that
he large mining interests OF that ter
.ii0ry would oppose iointure Is not
.enabls.
"My personal observation leads me-
o nei'Cve tuat The people OF Arizona
you'd ndiy a iOint statehood cpRsti-
tuition. and in Ave years from The
birth OF Poe new slgio mat u would
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
BALES REQUIRED
TO PAY LICENSE
County Clerk will See That
Statute Governing Same
Is Enforced.
WILL INCREASE COUNTY REVENUE

Probate Clerk James 4. Summers.
OF hofnallllo county acting upon IN
structiona from tho boaro OF county
commissioners on preparing a circu-
lar letter instructing an Justices Of the
peace outside the city of Albuquerque
70 see that The law providing for the
collecting Of licenses from any per-
I'd or persons. conducting n hdiic.
isndango. etc. for profit, and where
liquors are sold, Is rigidly enforced.
A glance over the criminal records
.of Bernnllllo county shows that
large per cent Of the crimoa Of VIC.
icnce committed. have originated a.
DANCES whore liquors are sold The
enforcement Of this law, which also
provides that a proper person shall
be dcputlzcd as q peace onlccr. to ace
that perfect order proyalls. viii TO-
SUIT ln much benefit and the payment
OF the proper license will also In
crease the revenues In the county
treasury.
The circular letter ~ a. follows:
sir--l am Greeted hy the board Of
county commissioners 10 call your at.
tcntion 20 the fact that licenses are
required for balls. az YOU viii see hy
the statutes hereinafter quoted.
section OF Chapter ~. OF the Com
piled Laws of 1885 % as follows:
Section 8. II shall pc the duty Of
evcry person who shall give a bail or
iandango TO apply 10 some Justice or
the peace or judge OF probate for a..
cense, who are hereby reuulred To
grant the same; but ". In the IudE.
ment of the Justice OF the pcsce or
Judge Of probate. the person soliciting
sueh llcense IA not a competent nor.
son, g shall be- his euty 10 40 state
10 the applicant IA order that he NAV
present some person able 10 act ~
an officer Of police during said hall
or fandango. 10 whom he VIII admin.
later nm oath that he will faithfully
proceed a. q police officer. with the
power Of sheriff, In keeping good or.
der during said ball or fandango.
or the foregoing section, the hrat
clause down 10 the words grant the
same" Is SIN IN force. the remainder
of the section being substituted hy
1897.
The seventh paragraph Of section
2bol OF the Compiled Laws OF 1894
likes the amount Of the license. ana
II as follows:
seventh-All persons who allow IN
thelr houses or upon premises under
their control, any dance or fandanRo
Kept or held for profit. or where. or
In connection with which Iauors Of
any kind are sold, shall pay $40 for
each day or night on which such
dance or fandango II kent or hosd.
The above paragraph has never been
repealed, and II IL your duty 20 see
that the law Is enforced IN your pro.
cinal, and that the license money
reaches the county treasurer. re.
specially, J. A. SUMMERS
Probate Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

Do impossible TO create a sentiment
20 separate. Il ia generally conceded
hy the Arizona people, whom / met on
the trip, that the joint statehood bill
would pass"
Makes Comparisons.
"Ihe city Of Los Angeles" con.
tinuod Mr.. Greer. lis growing like
magic. Il recalls 10 my mlEd the
hrst time ! went to that city, eighteen
years ago. when Los Angeles was
not az good town as Albuduesque
Is today u has increased In pOpula-
ton since that time, 100 900 souls.
This IN an indication Of the possiblli.
Ties ui our own little city. aud 1 pre-.
dict remarkably healthy growth hero
ln the next Eve years. And again,
the climate OF Los Angeles cannot be
compared with our Rio Grande valley
climate--it being hot aud humid IN
the City OF Angels. and IL Is needless
TO say ! AN glad 20 get hack home"
Hen. Il. j. Miles, prominently ident.
ihed with the uphullding OF Los An
EclCs. accompanied Colonel Greer TO
the city, and will remain here q few,
days. Tie rs locking into the present
and future business prospects OF the
city for himself aud a party OF Los
Angeles capitalists. ana may become
financially interested Ia the Duke
City before returning to southern
California. The gentleman was intro.
duccd al The citizen office this after.
noon by Colonel Greer, and he also
stated that IN conversations with
Arizona people VINO visit Los Angeles.
he Us convinced that only small Der
cent of thom arc opposed 90 Joint
statehood
Mrs. w. II Greer was lefi al Los
Angeles. where she win soon be lOinod
by her father. C0louol il. A Jastro
of Bakersfield, Cal. and sister, Mia
81, %. Chadbnurne, ct this city. after
which the party viii propeed To- Port
land and take ln The LOWS ana CLARK
,npQsitlon FOR q couple OF weeks. Mrs.
uhadboWne expects 90 leave Tor los
Angeles Ia few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
INVENTED CYANIDE PROCESS
FOR EXTRACTING GOLD
JOHN s. MACARTHUR, FAMOUS
MINING ENGINEER AND METAL.
lURoiST, SPENDS DAY IN Al.
BuoUERoUE.

john =. Macarthur, the well known
mining engineer and meiallurgist, OF
GLASGOW, Scotland, spent yesterday In
the city on a ylsit to bis cousin, pa
vid stewart letter earlier In the
postoiiico. and left this morning for
Denver, Colo.
Mr.. Macarthur "a hest known IN con.
hectlon with the cyanide process Of
gold extraction, OF which he Is the
inventor, together Nith hla colleagues
the Forrest brothers. OF GLASGOW. The
inventors carried out the scientific tn
Nestisations IN Glasgow, Scotland,
but The eject 81 their invention IS
world wide.
Il has been clearly demonstrated
that u 10 the best and IN ordinary
practice tho only means OF extract.
INK values from low grade refractory
ores. The cyanide process Il IN gen.
eral use IN this territory, IN Arizona.
ana very largely IN the stats Of C,d.
ofado. The process. however. Is IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

is morblilt suspicious and fearful
Of anHassiuntion.
h's iavorito son o. tiny hoy. who
d very delicate.
his brother iamct hey. aged 5S. ~
hoIr tn ihc throne.
Ho sunCr from disease which re-
qulrea rigorous diet.
re loves fu practice with revolver
and rifle. and "a dead shot.
CHIEF ladies' OF the harom follow IN
carriages when Doe goes go church
Goes 10 the mosque TO worship IN
great state bot under the heaviest
military guard
There afo several hundred women
In HE harom but nobody knows the
exact number.
he is a tlrcless worker aud insists
on nelnE told every detail OF govern.
ment In his empire.
Removed every form Of sefROvern,
ment. but somewhat bothered Tur.
keys schools aud finances.
His Kept 10 the yiidiz kiosk almos,
over since he was crowned. although
he has several other palaces. =
Animals are attached 10 him. wild
deer and goats frolic around him
when he appears IN his private park,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
LARGE ADDITION
TO CHA RESERVE
ORDERS FROM WASHINGTON ADD
ALMOST ONE MILLION ACRES.

supervisor Mcclure. OF me CHA Tor.
est reese te received o message from
the department nj Warh.nefon leet
evening, stating that nearly 1000 600
acres OF lnnl lying NJ ~ east ana
south 81 The present ella reserve had
been added 20 that reserve The pres
eng aren of the Gil4 reserve agrrc
gates nearly 225n.0o0 sores ara with
THIS enormous addition q viii be- ene
Of the IN gcsi In the United States.
IRe area which Is added wll. lnclpde
Fort hayard. Pinos Alios and connld.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

Born Ia 1899. Son of Clfcaasian
woman iu Abdul Moiids household.
Ills Name means Servant of The
ffalspWnrlhY"
Was always thoughtful. shgowd IN
perception and ui saving disposl.
tion.
Assembled tho throne. already own.
taE COO 600 Turkish pounds That be
had amassrd.
Was ilvlug IN seclusion when of,
fered the throne. his brother. sultan
Mufad v. having heen deposed for
being weak minded
Turkey was bankrupt when ne, as
cended, August 81. 1876.
Had a war with soryla on his handa
the arat thing.
Was whipped by Russia, In the war
that ended In March. iS7S
Grew independent of hls Warwick.
Midhat pasha, and revoked the Turk.
tsa constitution.
Re has four sons.
Whipped Greece IN short and BIZ.
ter war.
lie is a O'Clock riser, winter ana
summer
Abdul is sad-eyed. gray bearded. and
dlFnined