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-VOLUME 15.

_ALBUQUERQUE,

_{NEW MEXICO,}

_MONDAY

_{AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER}

11. 1901.

NUMBER

303

REBELS ROUTED.

A

_{Band of}

_Insurgents

Attack Americans.

Routed

With

Ease

Garrison.

by

the

Another Escaped Leavenworth Con

victis Captured.

PRISON OrriCIAL'S CONGRESS.

Manila. Ni,v. _{II. Major William}

_I.

llltrli'-r-, _Highlit

regiment of Infantry,

commanding Ihe Mlmloro exM(lltlon.

epi.t that thi garrlsou o( Alira de

IIok LllncVril yesterday liy liisnr

Kentn, commanded by l,cnis-iis-.

Th

"Filipinos apparently atI_fm

tl

to re

piat

th Rhinor tnctlcs, lint tho Amur

Iran", who were brcakfuMttng, were

fully armed nnd completely runted

the lnaui gents, who left Ave men

ooad. Uue American wa HerloiiHly

Wounded.

Cnptain Noyea, of the Thirtieth

commanding a detachment of

fifty ni'-n-, laptnjed a deserter named

filchler, of tho Sixth artillery, wear

Ink thii uniform of the InHiirgeiita'

lieutenant. Major Pitcher iiaya that

he recently raptured three officers

and a large part of the liiNurgent

lompany, a'l fully armed.

It la believed that the insurgents

eeently received an Illicit supply of

munition of war.

SAMAH INSI'KCKNTfl.

Catli.il(in:ii. Isluud of Sumur, Nov.

II. The insurgent lire Hooking

northward, suffering greatly from

(amino. .Ma ly _{Isolated holomon have}

Minvndored. Only the fear raiiNed by

Lukhani. proclamation, threatening

with ilealh Hume _{who nurrondor pre}

ents the general sulimlswiiin of the

insurgents, lint It is expected that tliU

will he secured In a few day

CONVICT CAPTURED.

Lively Chate of Officer After

caped Leavenworth Prisoner Ea

'Kansas. City, Nov. 11. _Warden.

of the Port nworlh

military prison, report thin imanlng

that Lawrence Lewis, white,

thir-teenth of the escaped convict taken, Iiuh been arrested at Lomax. Kansas,

eftur hclug fatally wounded. Two

i.tbua

are said to have been

wounded in a flKht with officers

be-tween Topeka and Leavenworth, and

oniocrs are reiiorteu to have had a

light with convict near Alma, lawt

rlKht.

Another of the convict fleeing from

the nilU'nry prison at Port Leaven

worth, wna laid low atQuenemn, forty

mile noilliwest of the penitentiary,

wheu Lawrence Lewis, white, aged

So, wna futully wounded, receiving a

bullet In tho lack while attempting to

. pe _from the city _{luarHhul of thnt}

place. Till makes a total of thirteen

jirlRouek cuptured Hince _{the outbreak}

on Wednesday last, lenvlng thirteen

(till fit large. To dale three tiiutlnoux

convict liave been killed and five

includink' the two whoyesterday made

a

cai'tivc of Sheriff Cook, of Topeka, and then etenped. have been wounded.

Lewis' ilrnth will make the fourth

fatdl'ty. A horde of armed men are

today searching for the captors of

Cook, nui It xecuiH Impossible that

they can get away. They are well

prepared, however, to make a Unlit,

and initHi the wounds received yes

ti rday prove serious it I believed

will not he taken alive. Large posse

ere said to lie pursuing two different

gangs v;ithili fifty mile of the pcul--t

ntiury.

Lowia was aurrounded in the tim

a

ALL SORTS

WE ARE IN A POSITION TO

WILL 8ELI

-ber

ne.

Quenemo. and ordered to

surrender but refused. Officer

Alex--..hit

siiui iiiiii n inn run, iiriiiRina him to the ground, worlally wounded. Prom inscription received Warden

MrClanghrey believe that the two

(aptnrs of Sheriff Cook are Arthur

Hewitt, wh'te, nnd t,on Sutherland,

part Indian. Hewitt, with Prank

1hompMn, a negro, were the

ring-leader of the outbreak. The

war-ite-today increased the reward for

their capture. Hewitt and

Slither-lan-were serving five year for

lar-ceny.

.

SlinillPF

CAKTUUKI).

ToM'ka,

Ka.,

Nov. II. Sheriff

f'Mik _and Deputy Sheriff William were raptured by two ecaped

fed-eral prisoner yesterday at Pauline

nd held for several

hour.

The con-we-t

then escaped through a line of

policemen. Iioth were wounded.

Prison

Congrtt.

Kansas Nov, II. Many of the

most noted wauden and prison ofll

rial In the world assembled at the

t.rand Atenne Methodist church this

morning to attend the annual,

meet-ing of the National

Warden'

associa-tion, the first businemi session of the

con Kress or the national prison

no

clntIon.

The president's annual address mas

delivered by Kill Puller. Hiiperlnten-den- t

ofthe state reformatory of

Mich-igan.

Capt. tcmiicl C. Lenily. United

State iavy. delivered the edifies e

the Old Men' association at the

public notary till afternoon.

Several Deaths.

New Yoik. Nov. II. Peter T. Oil-sey-,

eldest of the wealthy (lllsey

fam-ily, died Middcnty last night, aged f7.

Han Prancisro, Cnl.. Nov. 11. _Chief

of Police William P. Sullivan. Jr., died

tnis mnrn'ng.

Iowa City, Iowa. Nov. II. Oscar P.

Livingston, aged K5. I _{dead. He wa}

formerly connected with mining on

the Pai-ld- coast, and with

transpor-tation

line.

Nov. II. The death Is

an-nounced of Sir ftanklin Liishington,

chief police magistrate of

_lindon.

He was InnII In lHtll.

Hjid Hearted Hooper.

Jionver, Colo.. Nov. II. Major S.

K. Hooper, general pasaeiiger agent

of the lienvr--r _& ltlo (Irande railroad.

today officially denied a rumor that

has gained currency throughout the

country thai the company Intend to

employ girls a waitresses on It dill

lug room ._ars.

Motion Overruled.

P.I Paso, Vcxa. Nov. II. The

mo-tion to disxolve the Injunction against

the Hlsbee lailway reiilialnlng it from

crossing the pas near here already

occupied by the Southern Paolllo. wa

overruled by Judge Parker at Alamo-gord-o

t'jduy. Pinal hearing will he

held December .

Presidential Appointmenta.

WashlliRtgn. Nov. 11. Tlie preal-den- t

ha

j

made the following apimlnt-menta- :

War Thomas Swobe, qtiarlermaa

ter, rank oftap'aln.

State Cbarlea V. Ilerdllska, In trlet of Columbia, consul at Klugston, Jamaica.

CharI. s V. llerdliska, apMlnted

consul at Kingston, was until recently

secretary of tho legation at Vienna.

bank Robbery.

Oreensburg,

Pa,

Nov.

_It.

Burglars

dynamited t.ie vault of the Smlthton

National batik Inst night, but were

un-able to get Into the wife, where

f.17,-mi-wa depr-aited- .

Carter's Case,

Washington. Nov. II. Tho United

State supremo court today advanced

tho biihca corpus case of Cupt. Olier

lui M. Carter on the docket, and

an-nounced Ihat it would be heard op the

second of December.

Adolph IIInner, (Irand Mound. la.,

write.

"I have used Poley' Honey and Tar In my family and 1 _{think It la}

the best cough cure on the market I

would not be without It in my home,

a there is nothing so good for roughs

and colds. Alvarado Pharmacy.

EVERITT,

The

Diamond

Palace,

For WATCIIKS, JKWKl.RV, SII.VKKWAKK.

Railroad Avenue

:iCOOcCh0XmXmX

OtTKHXODODO0O0Ga

Do

you

get

_in?

If

not come to

us

and

we will ;ive

yu

one perfect

in

every respect.

An

en-tirely

new

and attractive line

of

Men's

Suitings and

Furnishino; Goods.

E

Bt

BOOTH,

_iia

SniiTii

Sf.cmm)

_Street.

XXJOCRJtWOOOCRjMUOOt'KXOUatJUq _{UOOtUtW'KJWMJKLHRRaJtJOrlJ}

AND

GLASSWARE

City,

OF KITC1IKN

CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER

HOUSE IN NEW MEXICO

We

carry

all

kinds

from

the

cheapest to the very best.

The

Jarcjest

stock

in

tho southwest.

We

sell

Dinner

sets

ca me

_Pla

We guarantee to match any dish

bought

from us

tur

five

years.

A.

B.

McGAFFEY

& Co.

Wholesale and Retail Crockery

and Glassware.

FURNISHINGS

CHINA

AND

installment

GI.A

:'.

Akf.

RESUMED

WORK.

Machinists

go

to Work

in

San Francisco.

Schley

Inquiry

Court

Con-sidering the Evidences.

Excitirg Six Day Walking Race lor the Championship.

VICEROY Of CHINESE PROVINCE.

San Prtiiirlsco, Nov. II, It I

an-nounced Hut nearly TiUtl _machinists

employid at the Pulton Iron work

have returned to wisk _after having on a strike several month in

effort to obtain ten

hour'

pay for

i

_Ine

_hour'

_{work. II la understiHid}

that they return ona schedule of nine

hour'

pay for nine hours' work.

'

Considering the Evidence.

WaHhlngton. Nov. _II. Admiral

Dewey and Hear Admirals Kenham

und lUinsay. composing the Schley

court of Inculry, today began consld

ering tile evidence brought forwa.nl

in the luvestlgatlon concluded I _it

week. The sitting are to lie atrlct

ly secret.

Six Daye' Race.

Plttibuir

Pa.. Nov. II The old

city hall

_!s

crowded at 2 :M _this

moining to see the

start

In the six

day race for the

champlonsuip. '_All the leading _heel

und toe min of the country are

en-tered, including George Tracy,

cham-pion of the I'nlted States, and George

Cartwright, champion of Knglnnd.

The track ta twenty lap to the mile.

There were twenty two

starter.

The score at 'i o'clock this

after-noon,

_f

c.viinuiigh, 75

_mile.

10 laps;

Perry, I'i'J.lil: Cox, f!M; Dean, UK I;

(artwrlghl. lift1 ; _{Sheldon, 67 IS; lie}

elman. i.ti.ll;

llarne,

tlolit; Dmv,

..;

Nusemac. r.H.O; Tracy, r.3.li;

l.esleln.

doll

West, riil.11; Hnney,

4N.I; llea.-nmen- _{51.12; Miller.} 48.11;

liar. lay. 4h.h; Geary, 4:1.14; _lliirke.

;.li.l; Hoian, 214; Wilwin, IH HI.

Chinese Viceroy.

WashinKton, Nov. 11. It I _under

stood bi'ie that Chan Yen Tung ha

been apisduled to succeed Yuan Shi

Kay a _{novel nor of the} Chinese

prov-ince of Shan Tung. Not much I

known here of Chan's personality,

save tha.. he i _{a civil service man.}

and not a soldier. Ha Is understood,

also, to have been apMinted director

of transMrtatlon, a very Important

post In China.

DEATH AT

Louia

INDIAN

Qulntana, Shoemaker at the

Institution Paased Away.

Death has again vlulted our school

and haa luken from our midst l.oul

Qulntana. came to the school

a a pupil ever nine years ago. Ho

was then a lad of 16

year.

He ha

grown up to manhood in the Institu

turn.

A a pupil he wa Industrious, care

ful and considerate. He wa faithful

i'l the performance of every duty and

he won the respect of hi teachers

and pla) mates. He wan always a

leader among the boys and he ex

elled In all their manly sports and

pastimes.

SCHOOL.

when bfi grew Into manhood he

was giveu the position of shoemaker

11 the school, which position he ha

Idled for over four year with oiodtt.

He wa alwuya courteous ami kind

to. everybfsly and he made a friend

f ever) one who had any dealing

ltli h 111. He married one _of the

pohool fclrl, Natividad Ortega, two

tears

Bfco, and be ha been a true and

levoted husband to her He ha been

the main support of hi aged mother

for yeara.

Ho will be sadly missed by his de

voted wife und uged mother.

The employes and pupils of the ln-

-lian school are deeply grieved tolime

such a tiU4 friend and the bereaved

wife and mother have our heartfelt

sympathy In tbis, their great sorrow.

Ills death wa caused by an attack

of la fcrlppe. Ho died

at

1 o'clock

till morning, ami will be buriisl to

morrow morning at K _o'clock.

Louis Uuintana wa tho well known

renter rush of the Indian school foot

ball team. The funeral will be held

at the Old Town church tomorrow

morning at H _{o'clock under} the _dlree

11111 of O. W. Strong tr Sous. Last Sad Rites..

The funeral over the remains of

F.manuel I'b slier wa held yesterdny

alterniMin trom the residence of

Aaron Koseuwald and was largely at

tended by sorrowing relative and

sympathising

friend,

who acrompa

nled the body to the Una! Mrith rein

etery, Dr

.

acolis held Impressive ser

vice at the house and the grave.

CARD OP THANKS.

We desire to most sincerely tlinuk

our friend fiu-- _{their kind solicitude}

shown 11 during the Illness of nnd

the feeling ol sympathy extended to

us after the departure from life of our beloved baby.

MR. Mid MRS. II. PLKSIIKR

Editors' Evening at El Paso.

The Midwinter Carul

Jl

association

uas received a large number of hand

aoniely engiaved Invitations for tin

press. They will be mulled out nil

mediate'), 1xtendlng cordial invlta

tion to nes'Hpaper writers to attend

the festivities of Kdltnra' evening

Prlday, January 17. Time.

Thanksgiving

Turkey.

We have

placd

an order for a

led lot. Hand in your orders now;

it is nit too early. No htisik v.Ill be

tincr and no price lower, und most

likely pot as low.

THK MAZR, Will. Kleke, Prop

President Ripley,

President K. P. Ripley passed

through All _uiueiiiie Saturday night

in hi prhale vur and was accompa

Uied by Second ice President Pal

Morton and Third Vice president

Kenilrieks, the party being eu route

tast

after au extensive tilp over tlie

western li:ie of the Santa P lull

May, In ad lltion to which several side

trips were made overland to points

of iuteirxt contiguous to the Hues

ever whlcti he party traveled. While

iliev w _{'u Alliinjuerquu,} a confer-i-!'

Ill,

I_eld Willi Architect Whit

lie .. _{kIio joined} the party here and

accompanied ilium a fur a La

Ve-gas. Wule west. President Ripley

luet at i'rescott President Murphy of

the Santa Fe, Prescolt Phoenix

road, ann It Islearned there Isa

prob-ability that as the outcome of their

meeting a ileal will be closed by

which the Santa Pe, Presrott

Phoenix will berome a part of the

Santa Pe system, the deal pending

such action a may be taken In _the

matter the 2oth

_intant.

at which

time thei.-- _{will be held a meeting of}

the Santa Pe, Prencott at Phoenix

Rtockholdcrs for the purpose of con

BiderlnKj _{the proposition. It Is ex}

pected the deal will be closed.

ARMLESS WONDER.

Young Man Who Uses Hit Feet aa

Hand.

A uniipie thootIn match was held

at the fair ground

yetmday

after-noon.' tno contestant being the arm

b wonder, George . Payne, and

lolleemar. Harry Cooper. The con

test wa with both rifle and pistol

the former at

2)

yards and the 1st

ter t seventy-fiv-

yard,

_{for a purse}

or

_it",

which wa won by the

arm-ies man, he beatiug his opponent

"about a foot" In _{the total} score

Payne t,ave an exhibition of mark

manship, using hi feet to handle both

weapon Payne Is a rather good

looking young Texan of average

height and build, and haa a pleasing

address. He lost hi arms when a

mere child nnd has since had tomake

hi feet anil leg snswer for hand

and arm a well aa the purposes for

which they were Intended by nature.

lie piiiyn a ratr game of pool, ran

shuffle chI'iU and do many '

other

thing with hi feet to netter

advan-tage

_thai

many men ran with their

hand.

There will beanother contest Tnes day afternoon on Ihe fair ground for

a pot.

oen

to nil

comer;

entrance,

me dollar; no charge for admission

the gio mils. The contest will be

derided by three shot with a

Win-chester and three with six shooter.

The mmles man say he chal

lenges all comer to shoot with him

for nny ai.i unit up to the limit of his

bank ncroui.t. ,

The Elks.

Last hutu.day night the Elks ofthis

city enj'.yeil a rare banquet. The

Santa ho .odge of Elks recently so

ured a _{couide of bears, and} present

ed one lo M. II. Curtis, who In turn

presented It to the Albuquerque Elks,

and It

_rat

served In great style

Sat-urday rtenmg Thanks were voted

o Mr. Curtis and to the Santa Pe

Klks for ti e generous gift, and a rare

cason of lefreshment was enjoyed

y those present.

Notes.

The Normal school football team

has invited the university team to

visit Las Vegas next Saturday and

play a fcnnie that afternoon. The

university boysare anxious to go, and

will try to accept the Invitation.

The university and high school

Itam will play a game at the fair

i;i011mis on Thanksgiving- afternoon.

nd It wlil bu an exciting contest.

Mystic Shrine Meeting.

There will be a regular meeting of the ahrine this evening

at

Masollc

emple at 7:.'10. Come around and

help pay for the camel feed, fly

_or

der of the Mtentate. I _{H. Chamber-}

-in, Meein

_derr

-

, ..

footbatl.

Lively Came Between the University

and High school Teams.

Saturday afternoon the Central

school and the university football

tennis met and bad a battle royal,

re-sulting In a score of 0 to0. The out

come of tho game was unexpected, a

a big score had been anticipated

through th fact that such excellent

playing lunl not been counted on.

neither team having been long in

practice nnd many of the players

making theii first appearance on the

kridlron.

A lltt.e tumble arose at the end

if the first half, the university team

(Inlmlng the game _nnd the _Central

hihool claiming one touchdown on a

foul. The dispute was Anally settled

by _{the i.nlversitv} team yielding the

ontentioii and the first half went on

lemid nothing scored by either

side. The serond half wait then

ilayed with line up wjs: Central. Anihvsnu

...

Iriiuiquist . It. Hooker .. Ileal rup .,. Holm. in

...

Moll Cole Powell

...

Pratt ('luik ., . (1 _Keeker a si111 iIn result. The I'ulversllv. back Yntt

.loft end Ilalluran

left guard..., Gleckler

left tackle Hughes

..left half. quarter back. ... ...center

hair....

. tackle.. .. .right guard ... end.

The gdiun wa roferced

Prane Napier . Prane Shields . Howie . Wroth by Mr.

lohiiaoii of the Indian school and Mr.

I'eplM-r-, _{formerly of the Denver Ath}

letic clui.

Ihe

university team I _no

lonlit the Mronger, by reason of bay

ing had more practice, but the Con

lia! school will keep In practice dur

ing Ihe coming week and it Is ex

peited will be _{a harder} giime

on Tliaiiksuvlni; day.

At tho Kuine, Saturday, some par

tbularly line playing wa done by

Anderson. Ilie high school full buck.

Volt.

tli.

university full buck. 11ml

Napier, the university quarter back

who I _also the university team

conch

right

right right

Lcs Lunas and Vicinity.

Munn

there

The inw telephone line Is now In

working or'ii-- as fur south as Mr.

Richard PoM's ranch. La I. Unas has

five, Vali 111 J one and Perultu two

olllces. 11 _{is not considered} a com

pl.-l- _{siiic-k- by} many of the patron

A few are 1ompluliilug that business

transuded over It Is too public and

idhers are un.ilde to get any business

transacted on account of Just wunt

ing to bear what Mr. So and So Is

going to say.

Mrs. Neiotadt I _{spending a few}

days in Albuquerque with relatives

and friends. Simon says he consider

Hie new telephone very convenient

The Catholic 1It111 li presents a

very Ilea'-- appearance since being re

paired ai'd decked off with that intw

(.Hill

_sta

ple. We Would suggest Ilist

u cleaning up of the yard would be

next ill old r.

Fpidemie of Fever.

The lieI've people reHirt some six

ly casen of typhoid fever at Vulverde

chiefly among grown people. One

dentil, that of a boy, bus oecunvil.

hau Murclul I_lee

r

full

San Marcial Shops.

The flr.-.-t 1arloud of machinery _for

enlurging the railway shop reached

here Wednesday and two otlin car

loud were expo,tod ul once. It takes

time o curry In completion an under

taking ol tins kind, more esmsiullv

I_{a great}

Cie

Is being taken to have

Ithis _{inui li.'u iy} strictly up to dul.i as

regains evicution und permanency

Other silpiueuts will soon be an

Imiini'uil uii.l tl.,.ti , u Hi. I..

Jlie army of l Ueerfiil inocliauic toadd

to the

_sites

of activity so general iu lour mldit. Ban Marcial Bee.

IE

PROTEST.

Labor

Organizer

Ar

rested

in

Porto

Rico.

Business

Men

_{Derserve a}

De

partment

of

Commerce.

Women Will Test Prof. Koch'sTu

borculosis Theory.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN TURKEY.

Washington. Nor. II. Samuel

(lumpers, president of tho American

Policial!on of tabor, protested to the

president today against the arrest of

Santiago Iglesiae, who waa sent to

Porto Klco by the American Federa

tion lo reorganise the workUxcmea of

tho Island. Igleslas waa arrested

acvordlng In"a cablegram received

from him by flompers, aa he stepped

ashine at Han Juan. Ha waa placed

in _Jail., The nature of the charge Is

not known. President Roosevelt Ira

mediately

teat

Inquiry to Oovernor

Hunt as to the cause of tha arrest.

Memorial Presented.

Washington. Nov. 11 Blllolt Du

rant. I,ave. ne Noyea and other Chloa

goans, _{representing tha} National Bus

Iness Men s league, today presented

to the president a memorial urging

him to rocAmniend to congress the

establishment of a department of

commerce and Industries, also the

re--ganliaiiitfi of the consular service

on a civil service baala.

Herolo Woman,

New York. Nov. 11 Miss Emma

II, _{King has been innnciilated with}

virus from a cow suffering from tuber-

-ciitosl. In order to demonstrate ahetber Professor Koch' theory that

tuberculosis bacilli cannot affect

hu-man being la correct.

Earthquakes.

ConMAntlnople, Nov. 11. Earth

quake shocks continue to be felt at

Lrseroiim. Armenia, There have been

many raiiualtiea. The foreign consul

have Joined the inhabitants and are

living in tents.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. The territorial democratic commit

tee did not hold a meeting la thiscity

last no quorum being

J. Kerrlck, who has been a patient

at tha hospital

'or

Ihe paat seven

wecrs, died this morning

at

8:66,

the tauxe of death being given aa

a.uite bronchitis.

The Metrormlltan saloon chanted

id.!.'NI _{morning, Charles Helen} re-

-it.Iuar from '

_nil

_{liirp'rir over}

nis stock, lease ana accounts 10

Haeheohl V _{Gloml, who will} carry on

he business In future. Mr. Helanh

a a yet undecided what he will em

bark In.

Melbourne Maedowell to Be Seen

Here in "Cleopatra."

Manager Thorns K. Hart, of the

Melhnnrnv-- _{Maedowell company, haa}

at last been prevailed upon, after long

negotiation on the part of Manager

Mutson, to present Mr. Maedowell In

Sardou's great play here, the

engage-ment of "La Tosca" being limited to

one night.

.

Speaking of Ihe French dramatist,

Sardoii, and Mr. Macdowell'a produc-

-lon of tin' play, an able critic re

cently nl!:

"Mctoi'.ne Sardou is a genius.

will concede this. He Is the

xplnrcr of romantic emotion and the

founder, poflisp. Ihe leader certain

ly, of tno Intense semitragic field of

tho dinnm It I _hardly an _leono-

-rlasm to hold that Mr. Sardou can

haw tho thread of human passion a

taut a

_th'

great Hard; hi treatment

is les 1I1Inute he molds Inthe work

shop of sentimentality and not In the

dreamy s.iisiioii halls of art. It la

well to understand Sardou at the out

sot; not that he needs an apologist,

but be does require an Interpretation

in accordance with hi theme. Po

slbly in stage

_ait

haa not

yet been lea lied, yet one wonders

after seeing "l-- a Tosca." a given us

hy Melluiurin Maedowell and his com

pany. where Ihe future Improvements

are to come in. This production

stands alout. today as one of the most

inognltlceiitly mounted stage prod110

Ion of the times.

Mellioni'lie Mucdowell. by reason of his natural litpes tor tho part of La Huron Siarpla and the maturing and

mellow In,, ol yeara of experience, give 11 a character in Scarpla

which I _{one of} the feature _of the

sluge and which alone stamp him

a a great aitor.

Miss I_{'Ion nee Stone will be seen a}

flora Tosca. Miss Stone la probably

the youiigcrc act res who haa attempt

ed Bunion heroine, but she ha ill

played a talent and Versatility an

nisikill _{that there} seem to be no

end to the praise accorded her by

pieH an., piiblie.

The supt'iitlng company, number

Ing thiity leople, I _{suld lo be the}

best ever seen In the play.

Jons is Healthy.

Tho outcome of the microscopic ex

nminathwi of Professor Jones by

_Dr.

t.ruii ksbunk and Hwlsluv waa the

granting of a heulth certificate show

ing tlm (.cnHciiisn to be free of the

leait ev'dcnre of tuberculosis. So

I'rofesKiii Jones will continue at the

head of tlui school of mines faculty

until hi lungs or understanding give

mine positive sign of collapse Sun

Marcial l.ee.

We _luv" Ihe largest variety, best

values, fuel und give most

prompt and satisfactory service. AH

slr.es and

price.

Huhu Money to Loan,

I _{huvc a few thousand dollar} In

Inun on Albuquerque real estate In

minis ol live hundred dollur and up

I.. R. riioinpsoii. 115 West Gold Ave.

REFUSED TO UNIONIZE MINE.

Miners at Commonwealth Lose After

1wo Weeks' Struggle.

The tiiiiiiniiuwi-ali- mine, Henator

I'euiDSe'ti large gold mine, located

near 1'earce. Arizona, ba resumed op

ei ulions uficr a strike lasting two

weeks. An Ullelllpt hud been made to

lllliflllijM lllfc .llllIM lllll ItI.MI, f. iA.ll

lllltleu Maded oil Hllperllitelldeut Jobu

n.i.rin Iin. lulltr .I.m.IuI-m.- _tliul

he would see the stamp huug up lu

lust betoru ue would penult tba cauip

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_la

ECONOMIST,

MAILORDERS

NONBNIQHCR.

UIIU

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U

Day

Received.

Tbe

Largest

Stock ol Dry Goods

In

Mexico.

HOLIDAY

GOODS OF EVERY

DESCRIPTION

Are now coming in

and clamoring for

space.

As

usual

our

Ready-to-We- ar

Department

must

be

contracted

into

half

the

usual space

to effect quick

clearings

every

thing

in

this department has

been price

cut;

so

much

so

that

though the goods

may

not

be

_{needed for some}

time,

it

will pay you

to

anticipate requirements.

Ladies' Suits, and Children's Jackets, Walking Skirts, Outing Flannel

See

Window

Infanta'

and

Children'

Cloak

tr

Window Display)

Our entire stork ofJacks' divided Into six loti,

and price almost

rut

half.

Lot 1 1 an lufant's_{Flannel Jacket,trimmed with}

nice white braid. Sixes trom three six year,

worth up 11.75. Special Sate Price

_i.s

Lat atake all our Children's Jacket ami Gulf Cape, thatsold np to $3.00. Hire--t four tea yean. Special Safe Prlca $

_j.oo

Lot

j

takes all our Children' 0 Capea and

St. m

at

df

Jacket, thatgoldusually up to

..

Sic four

to twelve year. Special Sale Price

_I

.75

Lot 4include all Children' Finest

Jacket,

tnmle

lluria and Kersey, nicely trimmed with fur

and sold up toS3.01. Special Sale Price..

Lota s " 6 take In the balance our Mimes'

and Children's

Jacket.

als all our Ladlm' Jack-et-a,

in all color and all air.es. Hume ntuong

these sold up to 112.50. THIa Week' Special

Sale-F-or Lot5

$4-.t-For Lot6

$S--Outing Flannel)

Gown toequality, reduced to...

Gowns 11.00quality, reduced to.

Gowns $1.25quality, reduced to.

Skirts (ISe _{quality, reduced to.}. .

o N. 0J)

a

to become a union town. The com

pany

_ba.

not receded from ita posi

tion. Pcvera' days ago the company

secured enough men to resturt twen

ty stamp und on Friday last all alian

limed tho hope of a

munch o ftlie federation. There was

110 violviice at any time.

MARKET

Market quotation and

nlshed by W. I1. Mctciilf, well block,

_ovr

wlro of

ligan

& Uryan,

Chicago & _{Ureal Western.}

Mo. & M. K. AT Atchison Preferred Vuhush Waluuh preferred Paul UnionI'ai- -Southern lUllwuy Preferred Texas i'acitiu So Pac for lUs-- Inland

LU..

Kilo. Kriepreferred , N V. : V.H. Steel Steel preferred

Pariflu Mull

Copper, .. Smelter Preferred review

fur-N-t

from-th-e prlvut Chicago. lint lot 271 Ml Wii 21 :hi n.i 111--1

m

nil 4M

California Wool Blankets.

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loll

...

4:1

...

721 . .lu:i 44

...

...

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...

H7

...

44

...

Our new lot are how on suIh. Wo

have them In grey, sienna hxowii,

siurlet und 111 pure white. We have

tlieiu in three and four points.

you get a four point bluuket you can

est assured you have tho best

Our

print

will close out tho lot In

sliiirt on er.

THR MA.K,

Will. Kleke, I'lop MIINtV TU IIMN.

'...

On dlamiinda, wstchea, to., or anygooI

iiciirlly; also good stored

with uis; strictly conndenttul. Ilighsst

cush price paid for honsile.l.l good. Au tumatlo 'ph.ins 1JU. _T A UIHT'l EN.

lit Hold sveiiuv.

Fresh Cut Flowers. IVES, THE FLORIST.

III!

PRY GOODS. THR m PRY GOODS. H

f

Filled Same

an

Retail

New

and

Ladies' Gowns. In to to In to In ot ot 30c 7S ...$1.00 45c

Ladles

Tailor

Made

Suits

'_{Four lines of Ladles' Tailor Made}

Suit.

Color: .

Tan. Venltlnn. and Illne Pebble Cheviot

aod Gray Cloth, in all sixes from Mto 10. nicely

made and Percallnn Lined. These Suit sold,

regularly from tm.noto$13.00 per Suit. Special

forthla

Week, Choice.. $7.90

Walking Skirt

Klghteen Walking

Skirl,

madeof Wool

Skirting.

. Colors: _{tiray. Oxford,} Drown. Tan and Hlack.

Mails with Flounce orBottom S Itched. Regular

valae.

up to l.tx. Special lor This Week $31.98

Walking Skirts

Made orAll Wool Kersey and Corduroy somePlain Hlack, some Keversable Skirt made with Single orDouble Klounee, Inallshade ofHlack, Brown,

Blue,tirayand Oxford. Krgular value up to

tl.50. Special Sale Price $3.00

Ladles Dress

Skirts

(See Window Display

III alt colorsofTan. Gray,Mode and llluek

of Venltlnn, nicely tailored, well lined, in all

length andcolor. Value up to$7.50. Special

Thla Week. $6.00

Cht'drtns

Merino

Underwear

Large sixe only were30e, 35c ami

uut,

ateaucea

to,.

ta

To

.ijc

Closeeach

Ladies' Rxtra Heavy Gray Ribbed Vesta, BOo

quali-ty. Reduced

to

3S

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LEON

B.

STERN

THE

ONLY CASH

STORE

IN

ALBUQUERQUE.

AGENCY

'1T011

Cosmopolitan

_Fashion

Company's

MODEL

PAPER

PATTERNS

far

ALL PATTERNS

10 Cents.

S

NONE HIGHER;

houacholij

NONE

BETTER

g

n

November Fashion Sheets

now ready.

Cull

and

cot

one,

or

Amalgamated

Special

will send by mail

free for

tho asking.

S

establishing QUOTATI0N8. Wheo made. Hlack made

I

_The

Hyde

_{Exploring Expedition f}

ft DKAU'.IW IN

J

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Navajo

Blankets, Indian Curios, Modern Pottery

j

A surface

o(

over

10,000

feet covered with

UlanWets for

your

inspection.

We have largest atock to

seii-c- t

_Irani.

GEO.

W. HUNTZINGER,

Manager.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

Retail Department,

No.

205 south Flrat otreet,

Uppoaite

New

Depot and Alvarado Hotel.

t

PROMPT

ATTENTION

GIVEN

TO

MAIL

ORDERS

f

teieieieine

te

te te

te

e

iieiee

_{leieieieieieief}

NOW

LISTEN.

. .

FINDING IT PRACTICALLY

IMPOS-SIBLE TO DI8P08E OF OUR IM.

MENSE STOCK OF FURNITURE AT

RETAIL WE HAVE DECIDED TO

CONTINUE AND HAVE ADDED

GREATLV TO OUR STOCK. THE

LARGEST rURNITURE CAR EVER

RECEIVED IN ALBUQUERQUE (27,-00-0

pound) HAS BEEN RECEIVED

AND PLACED ON EXHIBITION IN

OUR SHOW ROOMS, AND WE

STILL INTEND TO CARRV THE

FI-NEST LINE OF HOUSE

FURNISH-ING GOODS IN THE WEST. WE

INVITE YOU TO CALL AND

IN-SPECT THIS LATEST CAR, WHICH

IS COMPOSED OF THE VERY

LAT-EST STYLES AND THE LOWEST

'

PRICES OBTAINABLE.

0. W.

STRONG

&

SONS".