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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
ANornEH nNCuRsIoN FoR MINERS.
The santa Do Railroad HAS Granted =
special Rate.

The santa Do Railroad Has Granted =
special Rate.
The passenger department Of the At
Gibson. Topeka a Santa Re road an
nOunoes that another excursion for the
special accommodation OF miners and
prospectOrs will be run from Colorado
to New Mexico points on May "a. This
Is the third such excursion run over the
road this spring. The other two were
well patrOuized. and many OF those
who came then have located mines or
made investments. which viii prove Of
lasting benefit 10 the territory II ia
the generally expressed hope OF busI-
ness men that the Santa fe route will
continue these excursions for some
time To come. FOR through them a most
friendly business intercourse II being
built lp between the mining fraternity
IN Colorado and New Mexico. and a
fresh impetus has been given the many
camps in this territory that now only
need capital. and some OF Colorad0'a
characteristic energy 10 bring them 10
the front as steady producers. This
next excursion viii leave Colorado In
time 10 reach northern New Mexico
points on the 25th inst.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
PROPOSED ANTI -rRusr AMENDMENr

The constitutional amendment pro-
posed by the majority Of shc house
committee on Judiciary To cover the
matter OF trust and monopoly reRula-
ton. though brief, IL thoroughly TO the
point Il viii De reported to the house
~ the sixteenth amendment and. az
agreed upon. reads ~ fallows:
section 1--Al power conferred by
this article shall extend TO the several
states. the territories. the District OF
Columbia and ali territory under the
sovereignty and subject 10 the Juris.
diciion Of the United States.
Section Congress shall have pow
go 90 define. regulate. control prohibit
or dissolve trusts, mou0poilCs or com
hinauons whether existing in the form
Of corporation or otherwise The
several states may continue 10 exercise
such power IN any manner not lea con.
iicl with the laws OF the United states
Section 3-Congress SHAH have pow
tr To enforce the provisions OF this ar
ticle ~ appropriate legislation"
The amendment IL intended TO pave
the way Tor very comprehensive eNten.
sious Of the sherman antitrust law
which has been found 90 be- imposslbl.
or Invocation Ia large number ul
cases The authority given h. Wild.
enough to permit 90 the passage of ans
regulatory acts that congress may
deem wise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
ADOLrH HosEcRANs MISSING.
Itta Presumed that tfs has iieen Captured
or Killed BY the Enemy.

Itta Presumed that us has Iiesn Captured
or Killed BY the Enemy.
Charles r. Roaccrans Of Clifton, A.
T., wrote TO Senator II. 3 Money, ask
ing him TO secure u possible some def.
mite information concerning his broth.
er, Adolph Rosecrans. % silver city. ~.
~. who has been serving In the phil
ippinee
SENATOR Money undertook 60 invesd-
gate with results a. shown By the fol-
lowing correspondence
Washington. d. C.. April. g. 1900.
Charles =. Rosecrans. ESQ, Clifton.
Arizona
Dear Hir--Yourletter IN regard to your
brohtre, Adoiph Rosecrans. was duly
received I Immediately laid the mat
ter before the war department and tho
Enclosed letter from the adlutant gem
eral IL the result OF my effcrt 10 secure
information. I regret exceedingly tho
paucity % facts and extend to you my
hearty coincidence on your loss There
10 chance that yoru brother was cap-
tured aud may yet renppear.
| Very truly yours.
H. - MONEY.
Washington. n. G. april 20. 1900.
Hon a. d. Money. United states Sen.
ate.
Dear sir--Replying 20 your note OF
the 25d instant. inquiring OF Adolph
Rosecrana. private, company -, atth
Y. $, Volunteer infantry, have 20 in
form you that the muster roll q a de-
tao ment OF the regiment dated Dec
emoer 81 1889. u.ieut Dorrington's
scou,s) shows the soldier dropped"
with rgmarks
Left San iHldO. aRSne mounted on
native pony morning ~ Dec. n. 1899.
for San Miguel. Since leaving san Ia q.
dor he has no; been heard OF and after
diligent search he cannot be found. Il
a presumed he has beet captured or
killed by the enemy"
The above IL all the information that
has bcen received concerning the sold :
Ter TO this date, except that search
OF che casualties reported by General
Otis by cablesram fails TO reveal hi.
name. Very respectfully.
"A. c. CoRBIN, Adjutant General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
hlanes ot ARllBal
The Il..srlg, q AggoIa,.asn. q 10y. w

The flescrlpt u Appointnent ~ htt. hthi
" oranion has hecn Rereived,
An official brief or rescript from
Rome. appointing Rev. Dr. Henry
oranion. Of Baltimore. az bishop 81
Tucson. Arizona. who has also iuriadlc-
ton over part o. southern New Mexico
reached the papai legation AZ Washing
ton and will be sent at once 10 the new
prelatc. Iie was born in France ~
years ago. but has labOrcd In this coun.
Try a. a missionary priest since 1891.
The greater part OF HE ministry was
spent IN Arisona, Montana and New
Mexico In 1897 he took charge % the
American branch OF Ire Propaganda
De ride" with headquarters at 81
Mary'e Seminary. Baltimore A. dircc-
tor Of this aseociatlan he has since via
tied many secs OF the United states and
De- therefore well known by the bishops
o. the country. lie succeeded Dr. Pet
or Boureade. who was transferred from
the see Of Tucson 10 the archdiocese OF
santa Re. II IL understood that both
DR.. 0ranior and the bishop elect Of
Savannah. GA, ar. <lely. will be con.
eecrated together NJ an early date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
rut TfnulTOI,IAIT,II.

The Las Vegas optic says: The In
dicatona now are that the twentieth
annual fair at Albuquerque will sur
pass any previous ones held In that
city, President MoCruight viii soon
announce his executive committee ana
a vice president from each county. and
the wheels OF preparation viii be put an
notion Among the events Ia contem-
plation meg be mentioned A base ball
tournament open 20 clubs Of New Mex
leo. Arizona and NJ Paao. Texas. bar
ring professionals lake of water ON
grounds with electrical IRE works. bali
loon asccnslons every day and night,
the aacensions az night with electrical
effects handsome and appropriate
booths representing she business inter-
eats OF the city erected on the princi-
pal streets grand trades display and
carnival parades on sepcrato days,
midway plaisance. with attractions Cor
a hye-day's show. Space viii be pro-
vl1ei for the proper display OF min
erals fruits, etc, ana other features
will yet b. added to program that
viii be changed every day, The mer-
chants VI Albuquerque subscribed a. 20t
last year. and this fall. reahz.uE and
appreciatinE the success they attained
lhcy have signifed their Willingness h
~ a few thousand dollars better
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
nrrIC NAME CnnnlrrInN.

The Lls Vegas Optic ia falling into
the habit OF making rash assertions.
Recently Il published that Rev. Gibson
OK san Francisco had made a death
bed confession Of numbering the two
young girls for which Theodore Dur
rant had suffered the death penalty.
There was not "a word OF truth In the
optics statement Again few days
ago that paper published a sensational
article about the looHe way the peni-
Tertiary vouchers were signed. Being
called down on this statement the OPP
Tic says.
The Optic means nothing In IL does
not mean TO be fair at ali times ana
under all ordinary circumstances IL
Is but 10 line with this policy that u
takes back and swallows uips down
" the republican organ grinedrs pre-
FER to have it that way, the statement
that penitcntary vouchers are signed
Ia blank BY the president Of the board
here Ia Las Vegas and filled out az 81
BY ar, superintendent az Santa Fe
This has been done In one Instance.
only, and that one AZ the last meeting
0f she board President Pierce had an
important engagement 10 an az LOUIS
vile, Ky, one that could not very well
be- postponed and It was al his own
personal request that he signed d
voucher in blank Ia order that people
could set their money without the ne
cessity Of awaiting his return from hls
bridal trip. This voucher is on file at
Santa Re, az are all others which have
bapn issued on any account and Will ba
personally scanned by the president
upon his next ofiioi,.l trip 10 the terri
torial capital. There iH always a con
tingcnt fund al the disposition of the
superintendent OF the penitentiary for
necessary Incidental expenses and this
ls the only avenue possible Tor moneys
10 be diverted into the hands of politi-
cal and personal fgvorltsH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Fuel for Force

Your body must have
force, nervous force, mus
cular force, digestive force.
Fat is the fuel used to
supply this force. If you
arc weak in any of these
forces, use more fuel.
Thecod- liver oil in SCOTS
Emulsion is the best fuel
for this work. Your nerves
grow stronger, your museu-
lar power increases. and
your digestion improves.
- sna ttoo, si drusgists
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. Nsw Yea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

I'VE reckon u In days" now--June 2
draws near
Estrella program Monday evening At
Miss 0ilm0re'a studio.
our base ball team N an right II
viii be To the poor indianl" az the
fair grounds thia afternoon.
james wrosh got the prize offered
by che Mirage Tor the best essay In the
last issue Read Harry Herricka
story IN the next number Of our coll
iege paper Thos. Keleher has also
done s0me good work In English COM
position this month.
The Athletic association met We'd
nesday and made appropriations for
Field Day expenses. The members are
working for the success OF the fret
athletic events and games. which are
20 occur Monday, June Z. on the cam
pus
The executive committee Of the Ora
togioal association has completed ar
rangcments for the contest. which will
be held at the opera house In COM
menccment week 4 prize Of S2b Of
fered by airs w. G.. Hadley VIII be-
awarded to The zuccessful contestant
We understand that the Judges choseH
are Mrs. ~. v. Ferguson. H. Il Eos
and Superintendent Hickey.
Dr. Fck, professor Of German and
/ English literature, finished his clasa.
rom work and examinations thia week
and left last evening Tor Denver. w,
regret exceedingly that Dr, Flick vii
not return In September. Hts scholar
ship mis- work az teacher. and hil
gentlemaniy qualities are highly ap
preclated by students and faculty.
Blllousbess IL q condition characts-.
lEed by a disturbance OF the dlgestl q,
organs. The stomach IL debilitate
the liver torpid, the bowels cOnstlpate
There Ia a loathinE Of food. pains IL
the bowels, dizziness. coated tongue
and vomiting. first OF the undigests'
or partly digested nod and then o
bile. ChamberlAin's Stomach and L,v
or Tablets allay the disturbances OF to-
atcmach ana create = healthy nppe
lite. They also tone up the liver to .
healthy action and regulate the bow
els. Try them and you are certain 10 bl
much pleased with the result For s4ll
By all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

The anolSnts believe that rheumA-
tism was the work Of . demon within
man. Any one who has had an atta1k
Of sciatio or infiammatory rheumatism
viii agree that the innictiOn IL demon
lac enough to warrant the belief. 10
has never been claimed that Chamber
lain'a Pain Balm would cast out DEM
ons. but Il will cure rheumatism, AMI
hundreds bear testimony 10 ths truth
Of this statement. One application re-
lieves the palm. and this quick relief
which Il affords IL alone worth may
times its cost For sale BY all drug
RATA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
NV MExIco AROUSED.
a beaver Newspaper says the stephen
nili Onehf o. be Kiiied.

a beaver Newspaper says the stephens
ptii oughf o. be Kiiied.
There IL biil pending in congress.
In aid Of the construction OF the inter-
national dam at no Psso. known az the
Stephens biil. which has aroused the
indignant protest and opposition 81 an
New Mexico. In ~ far a. a proyisloEs
relate 90 the dam itself. there In no OBJ
lection, but Il enacts that no bitches OF
reservoirs shall hereafter be construct
cd along the Rlo Orande In New
Mexico, ana no water taken from the
river for irrigation, she purpose beins
10 conserve the entire Flow OF the river
10 MI the reservoir 20 BE- created az NJ
paso This means ruin 90 the aErfcul.
ture and horticulture OF New MeSico
and would turn the RIO OFande VALLEY
into a yeritable desert. 40 great Ia the
public feeling on the mater that q con.
vention has been held a. Albuquerque
resolutions deuouncing the bill weF,
adopted. and a committee of Influential
citizens. representing all parties and
intereslH, was appointed 10 go 90 Wash.
ingion and oppose the blu in Ia pres.
ent form.
The interests bacs OF this stcpheni
bin are undoubtedly the same az Tough
the Elephant Butte dam enterprise IL
the courts. Having been substantially
beaten az the iast trial OF the cause a.
Las Cruces. they are now attempting
by act Of congress to get a monopoly
Of all the water in the Rio GrAndi
| river. 10 order 90 carry on their 80
called international dam project ~,
holder or more unblushinE act 81 pirac,
was ever attempted. That congress
Will sanction aud authorize such an at
tempt Go monopolize the waters Of
river to the evident agricultural de
struetion of = territory cannot be be
lieved. When the New Mexico deiega
ton arrives az the capital and pre-
SCENTS the rcal facts OF the case, 20
gcther with the results certainly to fol
Tow such legislation, It - to be hope,
and believed that the bin will b. killed
A more Ubiquitous measure in its 81
fccts on a large section OF country wa
never presented In congress Rock
Mountain News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
nFri-niIoAN srATEs.

The epuhiican leaders intend 90
make a determined effort 90 carry the
mountain states at the next election.
u q claimed that since Mckinley y
inauguration Wyoming, Utah, idaho
ana Montana have enjoyed unprece-
dcntcd prosperity, and that Colorado
has recovered almost entirely from the
depression caused b. the dcmonetiza-
ton OF silver The rapid Industrial de-
yelopment and growth of population
are also considered favorable 10 rcpub-
llcan success. The increase In bank
deposits and la the value OF manufac-
lures. and the prosperity OF CONNER
ciai enterprises are believed to more
than offset any dissatisfaction that
may stu be felt by the silver miners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Capitol pnpIcArIoN.
Further Arrangements that are tseing
Made Tor the Celebration

Further Arrangements that are Bclug
Made Cor the Celebration
Colonel Knaebel. chief marshal VI the
procession, has appointed the valiant
rough rider. Major Fritz Muller, his
chief aid, and requests thag all aids
who have accepted appointment a.
such report 70 Major Muller az an early
date. II - suggested BY Marshal knae-
bel that all aids wear black suits and
black soft felt hats. and that the quail
ity and shade OF blue Of their aashes be
determined upon after conference with
chief Aid Muller. NJ that the color %
ali the saahes OF aids vii be the same.
chief Ala Muller viii advise In what
manner the sash should be made and
worn.
The santa Re announces one-fare
rate Tor the round trip frOm all points
ia New Mexico and Ei PasO to santa
re on the occasion Of the dedication
Of the new capital building on June 4.
Tickets viii be ON sale June 3 aud A.
good 20 return on June 6.--New Msxi-
can.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

o. tina, work. and there is not the
slightest reason why any return
should be urged Every argument
which silver men made IN 1893 has
been vindicated but the reasons then
urged why the restoration o. silver
should be- sought fan nat now. be-
cause the volume of money is here and
prices have advanced quite a. rapidly
~ the most ardent silver man could
possibly desire. with the boarding 81
sold again rcsortcd 10 and with the
tarin put IN jeopardy. and with a man
IN the white house pledged 90 retire
from the Philippines, che result would
be a direct return % the depression %
1884, " not 90 the panic Of 1893. Ana
with u the failures would begin anew.
The people 40 not want any such bus
iness. and it IL our belief they win
not have Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
A Coed suggestion.

The booths foT the street fair In To-
peka, Kansas, will BE- erected BY 81.
Heery, President McCrdght OF the
Territorial Fair association at Albu-
querque. might open correspondence
with the gentleman that would be adj
vantageous to all parties concerned --
optic.
Although not = cent has AZ yet been
asked or subscribed Tor the twentieth
annual fair. which will be held IN this
city In the approaching September.
about thirty letters have already been
written ana mailed as preliminary. 10
eating booth decorators. hre works
mHnipulators, balloon aeronautB
amusement companies and various
events which Will be given for the en-
ioyment ~ the throngs % people that
will visit this city In September.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Hold or Not 70 Held /"

A decision 20 hold or 70 drop the
Denver Festival Of Mountain and
Plain" Will b. reached GA Tuesday
June y, when a meeting Of the board
OF directors VIII be hold AZ penver.
The Republican says.
The members Of the special commit
tee on getting subscriptions reported
that they had secured promises OF a
large amount but not enough 20 war.
rant going ahead with festival pTepara.
tons. II was decided that the man.
bera Of the committee should make on
extra EFFORT IN the next few weeks and
be- able 10 make a final report by the
next meeting Of ihs festival board
June l2
Should the bis cts Of Denver give uI
the festival this fan. a big crowd OF
Colorado people viii then attend gha
Terrltorlai FaiT 70 be held IN thIa city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

N the eomlns htbleinbsh ana ~ con
hecilen with thii ldsa the local commit
see Will be- out amohg the liberal-mlnd.
"a people Of Albuquerque. asking for
their annual contributions. IN n few
dAye The Territorial Fair n business
proposition. with direct and immedi.
ate returns. and contributions ought 10
BE- easily obtained for the fair this
year. Let everybody subscribe. and a
rousinN entertainment for ave dayA, at
tended by from $1,000 60 10000 people,
will be- the result.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
ROCKY FORD RACKET.
Armed objection Raised 10 MsHlran Peo-
pie neing Employed.

tte AetnA Empioteos
The santa Fe railway people had
provided extra facilities to-day TO
transport a small body o. Mexican la
borera from this city TO Rocky Ford,
Colo. near which place they would be
profitably employed In the cultivation
Of sugar beeta on 7,OoO-acre tract, EN-
ployment that would be beneficial 20
our people In several ways, besides the
remuneration received for their SER
wees. However. intelligence has been
brought to this city by men who went
up TO Rocky Ford, seeking empl> yment,
that armed resistance was made go
their going 10 work on the grounds that
Imported iaborera were not wanted In
Colorado. This IL an insult to our Mex.
lean population that must be resented
In some way. unless as reported now
the troubles are patched up In some
way Our people are a. much Amer.
lean citizens 49, are the Coloradoans.
they are not throwing men out Of Jobs
theS are accepting a fair schedule of
wages. they are IN need 81 employment
and Of experience IN farming. and that
they are 10 be- deprived OF work when
they are anxious and willing for Il must
not be thought Of for a moment
A telegram reoriyed from Rocky Ford
this afternoon statea that the matter
will probably be arranged satisfactorily
by Tuesday or Wednesday Of next
week Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

circulated ana efforts are btiha made
10 detect the wreSehea. but 20 far no
evidence Of a substantial nature has
been discovered. There h. considerable
mystery concerning the AFFAIR about
which the two boys seem TO know
nothing 81 al. though they were herd
inE the goaia.
n the party or parties guilty % thia
act are caught they viii be severely
dealt with ~ a was not supposed that
this country produced any such types
The entire herd ~ goats vas In thin
inhumkn way destroyed. which u 4
great loss 10 Cara.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Do AIutaaI serlel, IlaII.

AZ oreheatrion hail IN old town. sat.
nrdsy night, she Mutual Protection 90
cleiy save their dance. which proved a
grand anair, both financially ana co.
clnaS II was given FOR the purpose
% raising fands for the Improvement
% the Dlana. Herman Butcher the
president % the society. Informed The
Citizen that $500 was cleared above All
expenses, ana that the members are
vel pleased and Wish 10 thank the
public FOR 49, assistance. he said y20o
more 10 needed 90 complete the pro
posed improvements aud Il IL expected
the association will glve a bailo on tho
evening Of July fourth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

In many instances a persistent cougE
followed an attack OF measles ia
speaking OF this Mr.. Walter u. Beel,
editor OF the Eikin IN. CO Times. says.
Three weeks ago I had an attack Of
measles. which left me with a bad
cough. took several doses Of Cham
berlain'a Cough Remedy and the cough
has entirely disappeared. consider
Chamberiain's medicines the best "a
the market" For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Chlidren's I,ariy.

4 childFen's party was given last
evening IN honor OF Miss Rebokah
Pearce. The guests were entertained
By Mrs. Pearce, assisted by Misses
Bertha Hogman. Blanche Field aud
Mrs. Felix Lester. A delightful time
was had By an from until II o'clock
Several interesting games were In
dulged. a cake walk and a dance oc-
cupled the greater portion OF the even
INK. Prof. DiMaurO and his famous
musicians we're there. ana before tha
merry party dispersed an elegant sup
per was served to the young folk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
NON LKR's QuIcK WORK.
Two Cattismsn Quarrel and oSs ~ Usuai
Was Killed.

Two Cattlemsn Quarrel aad OSs as Usuai.
Was KILLED.
Information comes from Caaas Gran
des Of tragedy which occurred at
that place Saturday morning az
o'clock in which Andy Wilson. a cat
tie man. was killed. says the El Paso
Herald
Bob Lee and Andy Wilson. both
prominent cattle men. auarreled whils
loading cattle. Lee. a 10 said, auppos-
"a the dispute was settled and went 10
his camp, wheSsupon Wilson told some
friends that he would 80 10 Lees camp
and kill him
Arriving at the camp az o'clock
Saturday morning where Lee lay sleep.
Ing. Wilson cooked his Winchester and
punched Lee IN she side with u TO
awaken him. Upon seeing the Win
cacster Lee, quick a. a fash, turned
ever and fired three shots with a six
shooter. all Of which instantly took at
feet IN Wilson's body. killing him in
siantiy
Lee went 70 the old town and surren.
dered He Is well thought OF by the
authorities OF CaAas urandea and che
general opinion n that he was perfect
~ jus,ihable In killing Wilson.
Bob Lee runs saloon In Casa Gran
dcs and comes 10 JuareK frequently and
is well known In IuRrcz and NJ Paso.
"Dcwitt's Little early Risers are tn,
finest pills I ever used I'D. J. Moore
Miilbrook. Ala. They quickly cure ali
liver and bowel troubles. Berry DRUG
| Co and Coamopolttan Drug afof-ea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

The Bland Methodist Episcopal sun
day school elected officers for the enau.
ing year al the rcgularaeasion last sun
day morning. The following are the
new officers
superintendent-s w Young.
Assistant auperinteRdent--F l.. Fra.
Eier.
Secretary RoutledEe.
Treasurer-hrs, Joseph RoutledRr
organist-Mrs Lulu Seller ana Mia
Smith.
Chorister-J O. Creager
Librarians-'Aiiss Williams and jaime,
Cole.
With this efficient core o. officers the
ta'ufe success Of the Sunday school ID
assured Herald.