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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
W'eeklp Citizen
ALRrerr"g WAX =. 1891

" lHEly not "aImhl" 1T sell govern
urui
TlNss arr ~ htrl ~ ih,' 80, ,ha, ruun
tcrE'itcrr arr turning out quantities 81
spurious ~" con, pieces
Tns paths 1t great men ~, f,,Iucu,l,
stony Secretary "f Agricultur. Morton
has been burned in rhigy In his own
town
TuN wuul growers ut Nrw Mckee will
T." heard fr,m urN, tall. aud delegate
Jns"ph will not a., many votes fr,m th'
sheep inru.
Mut> Wll llr, i-m~.rnIic council pub.
E-hn -tai'm,ui uf ~" nuHu,Inl cuudl.
uou 1t W.. c'y Why ,e 'hrr, adr,r,as,
~ the h,"urr r'''.iis'
II II predicted tia, thu r.rhrsi gold
mines IN The southwest vii lc developed
this year in the Mogyll"u mountain rig
Ion IN Western S,corro county.
FnsrER. the weather prophet, predict.
that me ~ IA" most sever. storms IN ~.
cent years will prevail over the n,,cd
States and Canada fi,,m March 7,h Ia
nv" ''"
TWNrs nr' still very much miNrd "a
Washington ia r"gnri 4" 'h" mil'l Ill.
Thu latest rI.rt II tu ,hr effect tia, -
c"nrr"mIHr dh'y 81 three twrthH "i "a
'''' i""'''' ''! -" l''"'''' "' sugar
II 4. time, tu IYgtu ArtINy work Du the.
territorial fair preparations 6 {, Haln
the "n"rg",r mlr promoter, say a. nlg
fair can V" held next TALL, aud that ih" at.
trndHuc" will f""ch mt" 10" thousands.
t'| li"'", ~ TnaS, has g"'rn him
~lt mi" hHd ia. few weeks AZ" h"
emphasized Ne" Necessity {" enforcing
the game laws If ,h" state, aud h" aud u
party uf friends hrr ~" hrrt a. break
them.
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,iy. in IA, su,r,,,,. r,,r, nr ,h,. nation,
Af,,r nearly ninety wear. o,..r,..,,,ri,;or 4"
II IN pretty i,nsl time for New York Ia let
some other stat. have IA chance Tor SOM.
thing.
Tux gr-n,.st disnurninim,p, az IN.
present administration il ia, utter fail. |
urr If IA. ,ruz, rru-lp.r Ia crush TIA, |
attorney general says the thing won't
work. The mls,Ak" has probably been |
made "f "iling the attorney instead If ia"
machine.
TmK dwarf Iilzari, known in com
mere. ~ chameleon. has been unchnin
-, from lts short trth.r On the n.cks and
bosnma IL women If fashion. through IN,
:" Tue @Ne'y Tor Va" pre-
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TIM Democrats Il" not appear ,o br
pushing things I" secure statehood for
New M"Alc" when til" republicans were
III l"wer III" dem Tra's w"r" constantly
hArping about how quickly they would
make the territory stat" II they had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

The ARTICLES OF Incorporation Of the
ella Valley Globe y Northern Railway
'"mrany. declare that the said railway is
Intended 'u run trum II point un the
southern Pacific, at "r near Bowie station,
On IA" most practicable route. a. ia" town
If El"l" in ella county, tn" estimated
length "f the rnad il about i2i miles.
I'll" capital stock il $.,Ooo,Woo. of which
tn" am"un, actually subscribed is Sl3O.-
90. 10y the following named parsons Ju-
nus l.ihhrrman. one shar", "a ~; r. \.
Cutter, nn" share; u. W Wrkrrsham,
On" share; !, T., solomon. one share: A
&. Laird, one share; WIN Garland. one
Thousand, two hunlr-! aud ninety. live
shares; and that At least ten per cent
thewut has been paid into the treasury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

Morris Mason and Frank Shirley US
capped from the Jail a, Santa Fe. in hroad
day by kicking a hole ~ Ngh the wall,
Mason WAS In for counterfciting aud shlr.
ley for burglary. The blHdhouuds were
used without success. AS usual. deputy
sheriff Page o,ero wen, over ON the train
", 70 Las Vegas and he and Depo, Master
I'm y L"ary caught the men AS they were
sruhnH IN freight train, Mr. Oiero and
MS prisoners have r'turned Ia Santa P.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

nj T. Turner 4 60, successors 10 Il d.
fiuke. Fin" cigars and tobacccs snok.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

They pay - cents each fur r,',.,uwnols
at Eidy and arr planting thou-anLs Of
trees this year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

THE New York sun at recent date gives
a lengthy rcsum" ct Tia" political situation
IN that state No Affecting Tia" Approaching
congressional elections The sun Ways
that the election 81 the lion. |. A. omg,,
by n majority Of a+7, IN dis,r,r, which
went democratic 10y N,N,Ii nj the regular
congressional election has greatly elnt,,I
aud encouraged the republicans. nnd they
now talk Of ontcsting in November s..v.
cral II the congressional dis,ricts. which
they have not ,hne since November. I,S,
when Levi p Morton and Ausun q. Me.
Coax were elected republican congress.
men n New York City They have not
had any republican representative since
Mr., Quigg IN the trs, in fourteen years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03

rms boom Of Hon. John II snrrin AN
ia" next republican candidate for rov.
"rn"r "f New York In steadily growing,
and his candidacy. which in IN the hands
Of his friends. and concerning which hr
Ia" +" FAR made no personal sign. IL
daily receiving endorsements. from or.
CARNATIONS and republican newspapers
III "il'r"n' parts Of the state Although
millionaire, II Ia urged that the fact that
he If - self-maie man, who began lif.
In very humble circumstances. and has
arisen T." his pres"n, position entirely 10y
industry and perseverance will tell large.
" IA h'h i"'"r ''n"ng the trades union
voters who w"n.d infinitely prefer such
"a man Ia professional politician.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-03
Just tbeugh said

The New Mexican compliments two
w"ll-kn"wn AlbuIucrIucanS in the fol.
lowing pleasant words:
Mis-, Armstrong. who Was n visitor hers
with the Albuquerque excursion party .
II one at III" Dnke cIty's most talented
young ladies. aud when II c"mrs t.
making sound arguments in hchaf e
w"'nan's suffrage she is readily at lGm"
III answering all "pp"ring contentious.
Among the visitors ilN,m AibuuurruIr
THURSDAY war MIR. Floyd Bone. of the
auditors office nt ia" Atlantic n Pacific
railroad. Mr., Bone II one 1T Albm,urr-
qu"'s finest musicians, aud established an
"urmh'" reputation a. such last spring
when he drilled aud directed ia. Albu.
pn"rlu- Opera company IN the Chimes ui
Normandy. the brightest. prcttirsi little
opera ever sung ia thus country.
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''The same" replied tie inexorable
one, pointing. as he spoke. to the long,
gray coast line that lay stretched out
before them.
Descending into the heart of rich
rolling country. they entered we'll
kept English park, passed without any
difficulty through the halls of an Eliza
bethan manor house and found them
selves in brilliantly lighted dining
room in which large company was as
sembled. At the head OF the table sat
the host. a tall. powerfully built man,
on whose.face was the'awful pallor that
presages an untimely end.
why is that strong man doomed?''
whispered Scrooge.
Listen" said the spirit, sternly.
land you will discover"
At the other end of the table young
woman whose aristocratic lineage was
revealed by her large splay feet and
atrocious taste in dress, was keeping
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As they approached tall apartment
house tnat overlooked Central park the
spirit paused and said: That cyl
tncrIcsl wooden vessel which we have
just passed formerly contained -four.
an important Ingredient in the compost
tion Of bread. an article Of food which
enjoys great popularity everywhere ez-
cept in Altruria. where fried air is the
principal form Of diet. This vessel,
having served. and well served. dare
say. the purpose for which II was
originally constructed, has now fallen
into condition OF desuetude which is
far from inROcuous, for II Is used as G
receptacle Tor melon rinds, potato
peel. egg shells. fish bones and other
articles OF nutrimeut which. under
plutocratic rule, are permitted to go 10
waste, in spite Of the fact that the
city Is full OF starving people"
As they made their way into the
apartment house Scrocge's attention
was directed by his companion 70 such
interesting details a the stair rods or
shining brass, the elevator and the
gold band or the cap Of the small boy
who directed il in is fight.
as they doated up through the great
building they passed. through many
apartments N which families We're din
ing. and the spirit % Christmas Pres
ent babe, his companion note well the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-18
,enkni-e, but he had . wonderfully

penkni:e, but he had . wondoFfuify
trim boxcoat of pale brown cloth,
double-breasted, cut of square at the
waist and made with deep turnover
collar. A kilt Skin. OF brilliant tartan
plaid swayed and swung below this.
and between skirt and short tartan
socks the little legs were bare. The
young Highlander seemed TO answer
to the name OF Master Leslie. which
was disseminating.
New York has broken out with tar
tans and not 20 be able 70 find drop or
two Of Scotch blood in ones veins is
this winter a serious disadvantage.
Every fashionable woman wears the
plaid Of her clan. and TO walk ary
fashionable thoroughfa-e OF an after
noon is 10 move among rainbows- The
other day ! spotted for the bcnest o.
the curious the Rob Roy red and black
sported by dark handsome young
woman. The fun plain skirt had an
edge of sable al the bottom, and over
II was worn a full heavy black cape.
sabk,-trimmed and tartan-lined. You
see tartan silks At the opera and even
in the ballroom.
The girl who is invited 20 Christ
mas house party is stitching. shipping,
cutting and eontriving lby proxy u
full store of dainty silk blouseS, which
undoubtedly make her waist larger
bat which are. nevertheless, the mos.
fashionable house garments of the sea-
son. A blouse can't be graceful. IL u
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proverbs ere this Cannot you utter
few of your exquisite subtleties now?
Let me listen once more to your divine
mot about the door which was not a
door because il was ajar, or else"
Spirit" cried the agonized Scrooge,
"lead me hence, for l can bear it no
longer" and the two receded from the
room just as waiter brought in tray
of cotton wads for the other diners to
stuff into their ears.
Yes. there was his bed, and there
was all the familiar furniture of the
room, and as be raised his window to
look out the sound of bovish voices
crying the morning papers reached his
ears He was wide awake, and his
name was Scrooge and he was in the
good old town of New York and not
roaming through the sorrow-laden
fields of fiction.
That very morning he bought every
Christmas magazine and newspaper
that be could lay his hands on, and
from that day to this no man has ever
heard him utter word against timely
holiday literature.
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and .ash Of white embroidered satin
Won't they make . pretty couple under
the mistleto%?
Coats for little girls Christmas calls
this year are picturesque affairs 4
very heavy silk Is the favored material
OF velvet, more often. Deep capes and
lace collars are wora with them. End
they are overloaded with fur. | p4ssed
a smart uurse maid this morning wso
had . thres-yesr-old and a sTs-year-
old by either hand The thrse-T eaT-oie
Wa buttoDed into long cloak -
cresrl-coIored corded six t5At came 70
her heels over Tie CLOAK fea I944
round cape Win a vide band - yoii
pzsseIne Et@Tis AID a edge - urvTn
fur The fve-Tcsr-old so-e n>r<
green velvet coat. with s-7z3oe-scsca
cap. er-uine rzH and lsoe collar. 4
picture bat completed ny street o1'ts.
with brad green TsiT-r tr1a And
heavy white pl11s~&
Sc.ngersax b~hInd tbs party cane
a ,ozns Hizhlan<ieT. ~ l~z,s 10 blue
with cold 70 tni5s osoe q I-iifnv %.
ms eizvrrao-e- l'ssI;e a. Sacosrl fora 40
he look,d - TIE u-1paaies -se1 ~
Zee shsveTIaz so0si Edsnb-rya ezAiI.
Too yosng h~ vas probably - hs-s
srEthLn- rsz--s . s-<grE--> 49,
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damask table linen, the shining silver,
the wine glasses, and above all the
deep significance which lurked behind
even the most trivial remarks made by
the diners. In one of these apartments
they found man of distinguished APP
pearance talking in low, earnest tones
to beautiful woman who sat beside
him and whose hand he held in his own.
Her lips trembled and her blue eyes
brimmed over with tears as she listened
TO his pleading. Scrooge. who was be-
ginning to weary of the petty trivial
tiles which his companion extolled as
realism. wanted TO linger in this room,
but the spirit hurried him along.
Then they went up a story higher,
and found themselves in 6ining-room
in which four persons, two men and
two women, were eating their Christ
mas turkey. talking the while with
much animation and earnestness.
81 am sure" said the younger of the
two women, that l shall miss Boston
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am sure they still live in your mem
pry.''
Then the spirit led the way. and in a
moment they were far across the sea.
In the very heart of merry England.
md within the gates of NieuStemps
park, the seat Of uuiihras, nineteenth
earl of Hardtack. The brilliant light
that streamed through the windows Of
the old gray castle told Of feasting and
merry making within, for it was
Christmas eve, and the old peer had
gathered about him brilliant company
Tor the festal season.
In cushioned embrasure in one Of
The windows Countess Marie de Bon
Marche sat toying with a priceless
leweled fan. the gift OF an Indian IA jah.
Ind exchanging badinage with sorue Of
proudest of the nobility OF England and
kontinental Europe.
"A rose between two thorns. Nine
b Comtesse," exclaimed Prince Cum
Df. with an insoucisnt smile on his
bighbred face as he glanced at Lord
ehutney and Baron PingSt. who were
fitting one on either side Of the famous
beauty.
Always cynical, prince, retorted
The countess. with one of her rare
smiles, and then added quickly: But
have You heard anything of Trevel-
hsn's latest s1faire du coe.r? They tell
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Miles waiting wiv' my cloak fore I
get half froo. But See my dwess Tor
Christmas Eve"
And the yellow-haired midget who
speaks better French than English
fetched out for my inspection . de
cidedly up-to-date costume, for the
small girl of fashion adopts all the
latest friils. The midget's Christmas
dress was of u very soft white silk
with a skirt even fuller in proportion
than the very full skirt worn by the
midgets very fashionable mamma On
the left side this skirt was caught up
ever so little and as If IL didn't belong
so. though the dressmaker had really
taken great pains 10 fix II that way.
A pale rose-pink petticost thus got q
chance TO peep out and show its colors-
The waist had pretty little yoke Of
perforated white silk with pink shin
ing ont from below bravely. To the
yoke was gathered a white blouse,
which was joined to the skirt by a
band of wide pink ribbon. y puity
little rosette stood out from this band
in front and gave an odd impression as
of being all atwinkle and awrinkle
with laughter. Ribbon bretelles ran
IN from the rosette TO the shoulders
and hid there under butterfly bows
The midget's sleeves were pig pink
puffs with little lace rufiles at the
elbows.
The midget's very fine, but lived
die" with whom she has - dance, IA
finer. Fweddies mother, who deserves
10 be plagued OF her cooks and TO see
her ticket showed under AZ the next
woman's club election. has disregarded
the healthy lads natural contempt for
Fauntleroy, aud put Master tweddie
into knee-breeches and blouse Of pale
TURQUOISE blue silk, with huge collar
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ducness is quite ep-

me that the young duchess is quite ep-
rise of him"
..Tant rnieux." replied the prince,
shrugging his shoulders in true patri-
eian STYLE. ssbut all the same l think
! Lord Trevelyan needs a larger dot
than the duchess can bring him. You
know the old duke backed Clothesrack
/ for the St. Leger last year, and lost so
much that really it must have been
/ uuite a relief TO him to die as he did
/ month later
Not such a relief to him as to her, 1
! fancy" yawned the marquis of Lake
wood, the bitterest cynic in all Europe,
who was leaning against the superb
malachite mantelpiece in his fayorite
| insouciant attitude.
"Have you read Cackletthorp's
epic?' broke in one of the Orleans
/ princes, of whom no less than three
were in the room ct the moment.
THE finest heXameter since the
sAeneid,'" he added, enthusiastically,
and his words carried no small weight,
| for everyone knew that Prince Armand
! was the scholar of the royal house
whose arms he bore, and the owner Of
the finest private library on the CONT
nent as well
"How much more of this must we
listen TOP" inquired Scrooge, YEARLY.
There are more volumes of this than
YOU can count" replied his companion,
.tbut look over these, and you will see
one before whom the princes, dukes
and countesses who people this strange
world must pale into insigniicance."
what" exclaimed Scrooge, in amaze
uent, ''more gilt edged than these
aristocrats? Why. there are more no
blemen here than you could find in
the Cafe Martin and the Vienna bakery
put together. But this newcomer
whom they call Beauty, he has long,
! tawny mustache and dreamy blue
eyes"
Eyes, and an insoucisnt smile said
the spirit, land he has won million
| feminine hearts since his first appear
ance in literature"
81 know hint" shrieked Scrooge, ex-
citedly: she is an English guardsman.
Oh, take me away, SO that may not
hear him TALK"
And with this pitiful entreaty on his
lips the unfortunate mortal fell back
into chair, picture of such hopeless
woe that his CHASTITY companion lifted
him in his arms and bore him quickly
away.
IAN hour hence you will be stronger
and able TO endure more" he whis-
pered TO him as he replaced him in his
bed. Meanwhile, sleep soundly."
| Scrooge awole with start as the
| clock struck one and found the second
| phantom standing beside him. His
new acquaintance was clad in prosaic
modern garments Of commonplace tex
ture and pattern, and he wasted no
| words In bidding Scrooge leave his bed
and follow him.
81 am the ghost of Christmas Pres
ent," he explained, as they passed
through the closed and curtained win
dow into the cold night air. In me
you see the spirit Of modern realism,
and you vii kindly notice that have
J buttons on my coat"
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never comfortable petarse the cors<e
Is drawn SO cruelty tight under It's de-
iusive looseness mot even u dress re-
former would wear blouse without a
corset. but the blouse Is chic and
fetching. Here are two or three new
ones which will spend the holidays at
fine old country house Just LITTLE
way up the Hudson
One is a breakfast" blouse Of pale
blue taffeta with very fun front, ac-'
cording To the newest designs over
from Paris Straps of guipure inssr~
ton cross il front and back, and make
belt and collar,
For a smart walk after breakfast,
under covert coat or golfng cape. Is a
bright red and white tartan blotsss
with stripes If black and yellow.
From the high-banded collar tho full
ness is drawn simply down 10 point
ed belt below which is a deep hip ruf-
&c.
Now that Mrs August Belmont has
taken 10 the bicycle, wheels arc sure
10 stick out OF d good many hitherto
conservative stockings. or IL they dont
il won't be for lack Of "beseeching'
Santa Claus. And yet the bicycle wous-
an nine times out of ten II figure OF
fun whom IL would be impossible To
caricature. Why can't women learn
the folly OF compromised A tailor
gown Is all right on The wheel, and
smart close-atting knickerbockcrs arc
all Fighter" But from your betwixt
and between Turkish trouser bags may
the angels 81 grace and good sense do
fend US. Dark green with black cord
ings, black with blue eordings and
dark red with black bands and fixings
are the latest color hints for bicycle
costumes ELLEN OssogA
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so1 JAMES L.foRO,

Old Marley was dead as doornall,
And Scrooge was in his counting house
counting out his money when half
trozen newsboy, seeing HIM seated
here all alone, put his head IN at the
loor and said: Hay, boss, won't yer
b1y a paper? All der big Christmas
txtrys! Look al all dem pictures. boss,
Tor fippence,''
"Get out, you young ragnmuffin!
relied Scrooge SO furiously that the
bow slammed the door and darted or
rs if some evil being were pursuing
him, while Scrooge bundled his money
bags into the big iron safe, put on his
treat coat, extinguished the solitary
gas Jet, locked the heavy Office door
ind walked off in the direction of the
melancholy lodgings which he called
bis home. And as he walked brlskly
along through the frosty night air he
rrowled out maledictions on Christmas
Ind everything pertaining to 1t, and
was particularly strong in anathema-
hzing the Christmas editions OF the
magazines and newspapers.
ga pretty way to keep Christmas!'
he muttcred In srnriy ill-nature, print
ing those internal big wads of paper
6IJed with all sorts of nonsense about
blum buildings and Christmas trees,
Ind stockings and presents and all the
rest % it Bought one the other day
It's the last one / ever will buy, too
took it home and tried to read 1t.
tChristrnas in tbs Coal Mine" Christ
'h1-lSf tim. :
In Noah's Arkl' Christmas in Ninth
Street, Christmas in Tenth Street"
1t pretty near drove me crazy. See
here. boy, if you shove another of those
christmas numbers under my nose I'll
have the law on your And with this
sayage remark to an itinerant newsboy
Scroore entered the melancholy tavern
where his usual melancholy dinner
awaited him.
FIAT twelve o'clock that night Scrooge
Invoke suddenly from deep sleep and
Raw distinctly a shadowy shape adj
RANGING noiselessly toward his bed,
md as il drew nearer to him he recog-
hized the face of his old dead and gone
partner, Marley.
''In life / was like you," said the
tpirit. Il hated Christmas and all that
Belonged to the holiday season, and
/ never bought a special Christmas
edition of a magazine or daily paper.
Since death claimed me l have been
roaming through vast trackless will
aerness of literary horrors as pun
)shment for my sins Tonight three
bhantoms will wait upon you and con-
kuct you through some of the scenes
with which have been familiar since l
suitted the earth. Take warning from
ne"
The shade vanished and in its place
lame another spirit-that of wizened
bid man-and it laid an Icy hand on
kcrooge's arm and said: Come"
"who are you?" demanded Scrooge.
Ebjectly.
'sThe ghost Of Christmas Past re-
Piled the figure, solemnly. Come
With me and l will lead you among
kule-tide jewellers of a by-gone time.
whose faces you will recognize at
klance, for you knew them of old. and