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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
RETURN or oLD.TiME
CUSTOM o. NO STARS

New York March HOu fieln-
rich CUnriod. The director 81 the Act.
ronolitan orcm house and owner of
me famous Irving Place ihOafpr. has
decided not to part with lhe latter
Two months ago it wna stated on good
authority that nuriiF a gcamun were
ncg0ilatlnE with NJ. Cnnried Tor the
purchase uf the irving Place hioaler
and that the negotiations had almost
reached the clinchlug point % seems.
however, thnt at the last moment Ne
Conriod changed Die mind and decided
nut 60 sen cw.
IN ON interview regarding his plans
concerning the IRVING Place house
Nc Conripd said "ln ihc future there
viii BE- no Stars at che Irving Place
ihoaior, bat ] shall follow ont the Old
policy Of tho house by trying 40 have
every member of tho stock company "a
star During next season the roper
toiro of me company will hp the YcrY
best the thentcrs of Germany afford
wish it understood that the Irvine
Place thsatoJ la not On ihc market
ON the return of nf l.udWir Fulda
thc famous German writer and drama
tiHi who iH now CA irlp through ihs
western states Herr Connod viii glve
a performance of Tho Twin Sister
fo celebrate d. Fuldaa visit d ia
expected chat thu author vii deliver
a sh0ri address aiior che hrsf acf
zoo iho play ur Fulda De- at work
on a new drama in blank verse Whila
lOciurlne iu flls country ana expects
% finish she lnFi aci before hc sails
gor home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondence
Kansas city. NO, March Co. Cow.
gained 30 90 i5o last week. stockor.
and feeders closed the week 10 90 25r
hlghcr bat other classes ~ cattle
closed up barely steady The run to
day Ia 5000 head. the smaIlcrt Non
day supply this year. and prices are
up 10 to i5c on an kinds. Represent
alton from the inf west and the Pan
handle country has been the Hehtoal
of De winter for the past week Some
fed steers from Rocky F0rt. Colo.
sold 40 % and 1910 last week. some
baN-pOundcrH ~ southwestern stock
era at tfEh. some Nevada atockura
late In the week ne tf15 90 $40.
cows IN this shipment nt 1915. can
ncrs, g3i0. Meal fod steers from
the south sold up 90 fb2b last week
ahd the bulk of this class are selling
at ef2s % SAYS. Veal calves arc 500
90 81 lower than two weeks ago. tops
bringing $3.50. on account Of the large
numbers ui dairy calves being put ON
The eastern markcis. Cheap eggs and
the l.onten season are curtailng The
Halos Of dressed meats. hut the de-
mand o. stili broad enough 20 require
fairly liberal runs, aa shown by the
snappy manner In which The small
supply today was disposed or The
west made a good showing IN Fobru.
AIRY receipts here, Colorado alone fur
nlshing G.3i0 cattle thia February
against Gi2 a year ago for the Same
month.
Muitons gained zoe last week and
lambs held steady Receipts drop.
ped down TO $4,000 head, a decrease
of 5000 from me previous week. ana
tho week closed With packers pens
pretty we'll killed ont The supply ~
10000 today was quickly brought up
at an advance OF zoe over the close
of last week. Including lambs. The
bulk of lambs sold today Of ea2o 90
$3.50 and some common ewes at
li.7O TO S.. few ycarllngs at g.; 40
wethcrs here today. Good To choice
owes sell az S. 10 500. wothors. So GO
10 Sbg0. % ia now said that che Ark.
ansaa valley has not moved more than
40 per cent oi It's sheep on feed. but
% Is admitted that the San Luis val.
ley is all OUT either io market of TO
other feed lots Colorado furnished
this market over. 10000 sheep and
lambs IN February,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
New York TheaieF Re-
turns TO Old Custom
Of No Stars.
FOOTBALL GETS RtPRItyf
Navy Yard COmmandanis are
Angry Over Reduced
Appropriations.
ENTHUSIASTIC TEACHERS MEET

Philadelphia pa March ln rou
nooiion with the 2o0th anniversary sf
the birth OF Benjamin Franhnn anl
in commomurailon of the great scf
vlcea which FRANKLIN rendered 10
Masonry iu che United States, inc
Grand i.Sdgo 90 Maaona at this cts
have arranged gB Interesting cHhibi-
ton Of frankliu relics 90 the Masonic
trmnle. which was opened iasl
evening and viii remain open 60 thg
public until April 23 A committed.
consisting Of John Wnnnamakor. ~
samuel W inlla CHARLES n Lock
wood. Julius =. gachae. william ID.
Mrilr0y. J. Layton Register and Cen
nl Louis Wagner was Instrumental
lh collecting a remarkably laffe and
comprehensive collection az Franklin
relies During the exhibition the
roAa win oo IN he custody og nv
George y Hunu the ibrtnnn 90 the
Masonic temple Who was inatfu,
mcnni ln securing the collection 90
Waahingiup relies during The cuiehfa.
Hon oi the birthday Of The Father uf
The Country.
The Franklin exhibition runiains
many rate and extremely luiorostlns
relies ln the form 90 hpukn, records.
documents and instruments. which or
one lime were in The personal p0sacs
sion of Benjamin Franklin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

cneincer had lgtt 0hisued gol thi
Crossing. and I was ringing The bail
and locking ont OF the wIndoe. to-
wards tho depot suddenly saw q
Team come from behind tho MIN and
start Tor The tracks The drfCr Nua
apparently looking straight ahead.
The mnles'ahicd io one sido. and the
mnu ln thp wagon struck them with
ihc whip They WnEod onto the
tracks, ana I knew we were roine io
hli them we dlf and otctyihing
went up into ihc air jumped ofi
my seat and cronchcd down, Cor fear
something would OBJ through the wine
dow Of the cab ana hii me When J.
could gei my breath. ! ran around the
Na,ilsfhoad and told my ouEincOr uY
that time We were well down towards
the depot and ran ON In before stop
pins was go excited that don't
remember whelhor the driver looked
OR way before we struck hIm or
not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

str1ycd a portion OF the structure
and. after a period of diHuse q was
sold to two Americans. dcKinloy
aud Foster. for $40. aud twenty year,
later became subject OF litigation
between them and the Catholic
church which claimed the church and
iis belongings aud finally secured
possession.
For over half a century The mis-
sion has stood, d pitiful ruin, sinking
ever into greater and greater decay.
About a year ago Father Luclua of the
Franciscan clergy OF ST. JOsonhs in
inls city began making monthly yia-
its ~ San Juan and holding divine
soryicea within its crumbling walls.
x Gently Bishop Conatg Of tine diocese
pf Monterey aad Los Angeles has
accedod 90 many petitions that the
old mission bc restored 90 the Fran.
ciscans and, now that this Is accom-.
pilshed, the work of restoration will
begin "a once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
WRESTLING MATCH or
MUCH LOCAL INTEREST

New York. March 7-Georgo Both.
Pr, the lightweight champion catch.
s-Catch.cau wrestler. win wrcstiC
'hrahlm KaEEl, the Turkish llgm.
EeiEht wrestler, TO finish at the
rand Central palace this evening
.nd spor smen in general and lovers
tho wrestling sport iu particular
|re awaiting the result OF the match
Fith q great deal of interest n1thnef
quite confident that ho viii be- able
- dofeaf the Turkish wrestler and
N made the statement that he o.
loi afraid of any rough Practice
lhIch the Turkish champion mas see
L t0 employ nuthncr has made a
hrcluI sturdy of liu-Jiieu and bellows
hat hes knowledge OF the tricks li
hat style OF defense VIII enable BIN
D counieract any rough work On the
.art of kazzi &c ia understood that
-othner intends 90 take the Offensive
rom the very beginning
During the last few weeks hothnOr
as been training carefully and praC
Icing attacks with John parelli, the
iR Italian heavyweight wrestler
lOthner believes that after the train.
lg win parelli he IS prepared "a
lolt any wrestler even should he bo
oayier than bis Turkish opponent
zen be- tonight a large number 90
Princeton students win attend the
match and will root for noihner
mo Is wrestling instructor az Prince
nn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
ENrHuslABM AMONG
SCHOOL SuPERlNTGNpENTs.

Altoona, Pa March 6lhe annual
convention of ne school supennien,
dents OF Pennsylvania opened here
today with @ Hrgo aud enthusiastic
attendance Tho convention VIII last
three days aud promisca 90 Pei highly
interesting Toe meetings ore held ln
the auditorium pi the new Bisb school
huildlGa Among The important ton
ira, which Wlli br c0naldcfcd by the
convention. are Manual Tfuinl9g
n ihe Grades Reasons for Pupils
leaving Hngh school and Remedies.
and Training nf inexperienced Teach.
ers Among tho prominent educa-
tors Nh0 viii address tho convention
arc nr FRnk McMurray of Coiamh.a
university nr william b. Chancellor
or Paterson, ~ I state 6uporlnion-
DENT % g. HhaoAoT and Or % w.
.OfrWig OF Allegheny and many 0ihora
At tht duai session 90 enc convention
oI Friday ihe question OF planning q
model course og instruction wi. he
considered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
GOVERNMENT TO CARRY
OUT IRRIGATION
THE PEOPLE or CARLSBAD ARE
REJOICING IN THE CERTAINTY
or a BOUNTiFUL SUPPLY or
WAFER.

Carlsbad. n. H. March Sro n NJ.
liall reclamation service Carlsbad a.
~. The secretary authorizes iho re-
pair ana roconHtrueiinn OF the pecua
irrigation system by force pccouut
Payment iOr The canal system 90 be-
made when tiilu ls perfected.
lsIgnedl NEWELL.
Such was the wording of the tele
gram from the department OF interior
at Washington, which has reached
Carlsbad. ". A., bringing gladugss Co
the citizens uf that county who had
grown weary from waiting aud who
had folt thp pangs of disappointment
whCa the conviction fastened itself
up1n them that tho irrigation scheme
attempted hy tho Pecos Irrigation
company was an undprakinN too
great Tor tho resources of private
enterprise
"Hv1 since word ives received boz
Octoher 0f Iaai year. says iho Argus
"thai Che United states government
had decIaed to purchase tne pinut
OF ihr per0s Irrigation company me
above trIfsIam fr one oi similar im
port has been almost daily oapociod
i.ouR bias been the waiting bui pa
dent aud accomplishing has been fho
dcmuuDr nf those So vitality Interested
"Tuc news oi lho order for The
beginning %, ihc work by force 40
count when received spread vita
apidty The streets we're hlled with
I people Bells we're Iung. anvils awOke
the echoes oi hlil aud valley. glying
vent lo The long pcnt up feelings of a.
despoudont people
This Ordpr. coming nH it docs mCans
tha, The WORK of construction win boz
gin az an early date, and that it viii
bc pushed AZ rapidly az conditions viii
! permit q, MEANS says The Argus
oditorlaliy. stability pormantncy and
success. ~ means for the farmer, for
Carlsbad for the lower pecos valley.
the same thing THAI the government
stamp on The dollar means stability.
I ~ means that the farmer occupying
lands under me canal can rest con-
tent la the know ledge thai BE- viii 90
Gays have water Tor ihe proper lrriga
/ ton nf bis crops. % means that the
oid days of uncertainty and fear have
given say io new condition that in.
sur0s certainly aud permnnonCy "a
means farms. BONES. orchards. pros
porous settlements and towns for
southeastern Nov Mcxico, aud a full
development of the great resources
which have as SCI been only partially
Touched 10 means succoas for those
Who are already hero and those Whu
are io COME AFTER
Twenty housand acres nlII ba rD
claimed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

NCNart reports ihc Duke CTS al pre-
srnilnN q m0gi prosperous aupnar.
anre The mills 40 the American
Lumber company are now employing
over Nop men. while 800 more iahofora
trr onsaFcd in the i0fFing camps.
Pc Was informed hy Secretary Hc
Gamma that oxtrnHiFc plans are I'D.
rondy under way Cor the biz terri.
t1flal fair and q large amount OF
MONEY Do already subscribed Mr.
McNary had occasion ~ cali un the
optic once from Albuquerque yealer
daY nn1 declares hat talking across
Doe ils miles was IKE speaking 90 q
man three feet away. The extension
OF The long distance telephone be-
tween Tho chioi cities 0f the territory
De- convenience which can not we'll
Do ovcrcatlmatod. Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
LUMBER CARRIERS WILL
INCREASE RATES CHARGED.

Detroit. Mich. March THE board
.of managers OF the Lumber Carriers
association met here today at the
Norinandie hotel 90 transact some
important business in connection with
the opening OF the lumber moving sea
SON. The board will establish the
opening rates. w that lo1ds nay be-
chartered for the first trips There
Us a large amount og lumber at upper
lake points. ready Tor shipment and
there Will be q rush carly M The sea
son 90 get stock 90 ClnsigncCs az the
TOnawandas, Buffalo. Cleveland and
other Lake Erie ports. % is expected
that the rates tu be- established viii
will bee considerably higher than those
In lOron aL lhn nnnnlnE Of last anaann
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

her nat building and 10 gain fame az
n Holuist
former h1usokceper for Mrs
Flower told the hotel people that her
mistress had linen with the ST. Regis
mark on u. and they found It when
they descended upon her home
4 dual lie was not suspected until
one OF the hotel clerks had confronted
her aud he Immediately identified her
AZ Ihelma Faulsen. e chambermaid,
who had worked AZ the hotel a short
tlmc. she had come with strong rec.
ommondatlona from the very MRS.
Flower who was then under arrest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
HOW A STRANGER FILM
PLANNED A MERCHANT.

Monday stranger dropped in a
l0rdaburg store and houRh. /: s.seil
article. rendering a $50 hlil in pay.
ment. aud Foi most of hls change in
silver, says the Liberal He AID not
Ike 30 much silver and pushed hack
$40 ana asked the cashier 10 give him
a hill fot d When the BIN was pro.
dnced he discovered be- nad enough
small change ln his pocket to pay Tor
hlE purchase. a0 he handed d over. to.
geihor with the $40 bill and the pile
of silver and asked Tor his SEQ back.
which he got. and the cashier ga not
discover ihat be had been ilimna
med until he made up bis cash ac.
count that night and found he was
Just $40 short a similar game was
tried IN a saloon the same day. but
The harkeeper was on. and O ala not
work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
PETITION TO THE
UNITED STATES SENATE
FAVoRlNo PASSAGE or JOINT
STATEHOOD BiLL-MANY SIG.
NATURES SECURED.


A petition iavoring joint statehood
for Arizona and New Mexico. On to-
day being handed around for sigma
iufCa. after which Sc will bo sent 90
senator Bovcrldge and by him laid
before the United states senate. Col.
W. 5. Hopewcll. J. J. sheridan and
ono or Two others are distributing
The petition among the citizens today
The petition reads as follows.
TO the United States senate. care OF
Hon a ,. Beverldge, Washington.
ID. c..
We. the undersigned. business mon.
ciizons and residents OF tho city OF
Albuquerque. heartily favor the pas
sage of the joint statehood BILL unit
Ing Arizona and New Mexico into one
grand state, and appeal Go you the
United states senate. 20 pass the
measure whereby the citizens Of the
two territories may have an oppOr-
tunity of voting upon the same And
believing that % majority at tine ciii-
zonH of The two territories THAT are 10
De- united are n favor Of the same
and So favor of tho union
We further believe thnt a collective
vote uf ail the people at the two ter
rlluries that are 10 bee united should
Poe taken as q whole aud not sep
urRtelyi we, therefore. protest rgainst
The Foraker amendment on The priu-
ciple that the people that are affected
should decide or have the right OF
decision collectively and mos sop-
aratciy and ask your honurahle body
20 pass tho MEASURE as a whole with
whatever amendments sou may see
ht 90 add 90 b iu our interests COR
the interests Of the people of the two
territories. We believe that what
will be justice to an should be- de-
cidod by an collectively u 10 be our
destiny 90 be- united that our interests
for veal or woe should be- decided
hV all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
STOCK SALES


Special Core pundeuCC
Kansas city. NO. March g. sOmc
sales OF Colorado and western cattle
las Kansas City this week.
h. G.. Riddle, Drcih New. 90 si0rk
ers 7S5 pounds. SiiO; 20 stuckers
100 pounds. 3it5. ~ COWS g2i
pounds f37t % canners. 7s3 pounds
.g810.
p Felioa, Hobor city Utah. AZ
rough feeders. 1904 pounds. fl.2l
A. Want. Rocky Ford Colo, 40 Mll.
crs. si3 pounds. g3.so, lo COWS, hil
pounds f3.25
Following were some sales of west
ern sheen and lambs "a Kansas city
,his week
Monday February 90
W Wilson. Monte Vista. Colo. 500
lambs. G7 pounds % 20
j. Wilson, Monte Vista, colo. 2s0
lambs. 90 pounds. gG2b.
l. Sims. Monte Vista Colo. $50
lambs. GS pounds. $685.
STANDARD NJ. a T.. s. Co. Kansas
1899 wothers. ii5 pounds $3.50 t5l
ewes il5 pounds, $685..
Tuesday, February ~.
j. ~ King Bloomington. Sob ios
yearlinss, 81 pounds, gbSE
J. T.. Smalley, Monte Vista. Colo
$50 lambs, &C.
. y. Sims. Monte Vista. Colo $40
lar.bs 1G pounds, seas.
A norens. Monte Vista Colo. 2Aa
lambs SO pounds, $500
o. - stark, Monte Vista. Colo s1a
lambs, 80 pounds. 81 10.
A. T.. Moss, Alamosa Colo. $50
lambs 80 pounds, $500
Ruby a McA las Auimaa, Colo
go amha, "a pounds. 1888
Wednesday, February 20.
%. u. STARK, Nome Vista, Colo 3lu
lambs. 63 pounds. sai5
vs.. Miller Monte Vista Colo
COZ lambs. Gi pounds gN.2a
o. q. SmallCy. Monte Vista. clio
$50 lambs. "a pounds. 81 So.
o. ~ 0armirr. Monte Vista, colo
54t pounds lambs. go pounds. $3.50
y iorens Monte Vista. Colo 300
lambs. 05 pounds $3.50.
j.. Wilson. Monte Vista. Colo. 2Na
lambs 90 pounds. 8625.
~ Wilson. Monte Vista. Colo 200
lambs ee pounds lG9b
ID RI Miles. Monte Vista. Colo
lHn lsmhs fi pounds $500
Beatty Commercial Trading Co.
Lamar Colo. o92 lambs. 10 pounds
SO Co.,
Thursday March (.
D. "a Gnrmior. Monte Vista. Colo
sg lambs. 10 pounds sg35.
o. ID Stark M0nie Vista Colo G3C
lambs. G8 pounds. fGI5
70 o. Miles monte Vista Colo $50
lamba. 90 pounds. $3.50
Cox. Monte Vista. Colo 2s2 lambs
90 pounds. $3.50.
Merits Kansas. $50 lambs "a
pounds $3.50 2is eWss 90 puunda
.s5l5.
Kelly kansns i2t yCurlings and
Wefhcs i22 pounds. $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
ANOTHER RUMoR SAYS
SIMS IS APPOINTED.

There Is a mmor Rouerally current
a. the Capitol building. Santa Fo. and
In official circles, that She appoint.
ment of game warden will be- made
and that Herbert Sims. health
seeker zoo the snnitaFium. Ia that
town, Is the successful candidate for
the job. just how much truth there
Is Ia the report ls q lard 10 say. but
color ig given 90 the statement from
the fact hat Mr. Sims called npon
Gnvcrnor HaEcrman nt the Capitol
building On Monday aud ypstcr.
day Governor HaEoTmhn. when
asked about the appointment of n
game warden, said that nothing had
boon done ln the matter as mo- ya-
cancy existed. tie said that pagu b.
OierO, the present incumbent. had not
submitted a resignation, and that he
ala not know that be- would do 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
BATTLEsHip WYOMING
NOT TO sc COMMISSIONED

san Francisco CAL March THE
Wyoming which Is al the Mare Island
navy yard, and which a. having the
turrcts altered. may not go into com
mission again The Wyoming Is oae
OF me vessels which 90 ia proposed
io keep indefinitely on tho waiting
lie The navy department has 80,
approved a survey of the ship % tht
extent of sG6.u00 nf which amount
$4,000 win be- spent on the turreis
The remainder is intended for expon
diuro iu general overhauhng. bat
this amount VIII not Boz expended Ii
il is hnally decided that the Wynm
Ing shall not go into commission al
once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Thclma pauiaon had given them an
address on 10Th street where Mrs
Flowers mother lives
Mrs Flower drew herself up and
denied that she was Tholma pauison.
why Thelma was nay M ga" me
said. BAT her mother admitted that
Mrs Flower had old her she had heen
working IN hotels between concert en-
gagcmontg.
Mrs. Flower was released on bond.
She denies Historically that she stole
anything and that she viii satlsfnc.
torlly explain the possession OF sn
much hotel linen and silverwarc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
MEN WILL
BOYCOTT FIRETRAPS
AMPAioN STARTED IN CHICAGO
TO DEMAND sAFER HOTELS
FoR MODERN KNIGHTS or THE
ROAD.

Chicago. March z Western travel.
lg men tavc started a movement 20
fecuro safer hotels. Members of the
I'm o. Commercial Mems association
ave agreed To constitute themselves
body of IRE Inspector with rowing
nmmissions 90 s1e that hue regula.
onn are observed in an hotels in
3hich they stop, and 10 kick when
dangerous conditions are discovered
\ The West hotel Ere in Minneapolis
arlcd this movement and the illi.
~ travelling men have already heard
, On Iowa and other associations that
ic campaign for safer hotels viii have
be- support Of the travelling biotaer
bod everywhere
The Wcs hotel was OF The so-callod
ilow-hurning' order. bui % ala not
Urn slow enough 90 prevent tho death
n eight people. six of whom we're
-ayellng mon. NJ Is not this sort of
4lrCproOf" hotel that the commercial
nvolors demand They promise their
arOnage t1 projectors of the steel
.nd hroproof tilo type of hotel In
lew of the fact thnt travelling mon
lrm the largest element ln hotel
rosperliy, % is mo-, unlikely that their
lmpaign viii be tho beginning of an
ra Of hrcprOof building. such as no
her agency haa been able 20 BRING
luut
I'm any hotel Gre most 0f the PEG
p whose lives are endangered are
aycliug men" said tho president OF
le Illinois association. Eve spend
POST oi our nights iu hotels and have
rIght to demand greater safety.
0sslhly many doubt " there la SUN
8ont need FOR such a radical move
ZEN % three pr four hotels On "a
INd sized city 81 Will be- dlfhcult 70
Akrrmlne which De- the least protect
!. The rule obtains The coungry
trough. oven In states where strict
Tvs covering this subject are found
N The statutes. There are now laws
plough, and u Is up TO MS 10 stir them
BIO action. Already che campaign
81 won It's converts and individually
ie travellers will boycott hotels that
b not provide protection"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
NEVER TOO Old FOR
MATRlMONY CHAINS
cURlous LovU STORY EXTEND
ING VHHounH THREE. GUAR.
TEHe or a CENTURY.


MnrysvliiU. o.. March Some I'm
tefostlne fnc.s have become known
in regard tO the wedding in Fonncld
township. in This couEty. of Captain
samuel kuhna and Mfa. Sarah CraW
ford, both over roo years DID, who
were sWtpihoariG fb years ago Cap
.aln kuhne hrsf met the lady of hls
heart when be was q young man
studying ,uW iH Springfield. ili There
De- met Miss jackson. a daughter ~
Andrew JACKSON and a relative of
Abraham Lincoln. ThDy fil ia love
with each other. nni Knhns had not
Then enough Income ip support vito.
Tie Mexican war came aud Kubha
enlisted ua u private flo returned
win a Caniain commission after tno
war.
CircumaiancCs stlll pfCu niod hi8
marriage hnl besides 'hai hpfe Was
an uFirangcmcrf between MIN and hla
sweetheart Whcn the Civil war broke
lui, Captain knhhs went tb me front.
fought boz coo terrific assaults ai
Fredrrlckshuru WaH al the taking OF
NickHhuTg nnd wifh sherman on the
march to tine sea DE wns tw-te im
prieoned On Libby Released from
prison, without occupation or career.
he heard that bis sweetheart was
married. Stricken to tho heart he
wandered for many years add finally
settled in Columbus BE never mar
RED. bat cherished IN silence the
memory of his only love. Not Long
agu. at reunion Of army Veterans.
MrH Sarah Crawford q widow the
Miss jackson uf nfy years aFo-and
Captain kuhns were formally intro
ducDd a. her eyes ten upon hla face
size gave a historical cry and ZEN into
Dis arms Tho wedding was quickly
arranged and the corcwuuy performed
q few DAYS are.