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II. W. ID. BRYAN,
A Il. Once. first National Bani BUILDING
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Attorney at Law,
Socouo, New Mexico.
Prompt attention given to collections and
nafAnf. for minaa
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Mrs. j. w. Bradbury. Oklahoma NJ.
b. Kimm, Durango, Col. X. d. Glib
bons. Las Vegas, c. ID. Butchart, Den
yer; NJ. II Garrett. Montgomery City.
Mo; 8. ]. Walton. Troy, Mo; c. IL.
7. Ward, Chicago; J. w Gardiner, Los
Angeles; c. c. Inglester, New York; n.
], Arey Williams, A, T.; w. II. Colby,
Ohio; II, w. Smith, Bland; X, b.
Burns, q, b.. Cash, Los Angeles.
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FRANK W. CLANCY,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, rooms Q and ., N,
"A 7. Armlio buiiding, Albuquerque. NJ n
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n. w. DOBsON,
A I sltsoSs srocsrT !io1s' ilS Salss Sssi k VIZ.
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PHYsICIAHt

A TToRNRY.AT-LAW. ~ y street N. w.,
"A Washington. d.. G. Pensions, lands. pat.
ents, copyrights. ~caviats. letters patent. trade
marks, claims.
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Andrew Devine, Frank Stone. Las
Miss Florence Heine, Miss
Stein. Colorado Springs. Col.
II. Hooker. Gardiner, Maine.
The evening world., 1900-05-12


MANY mes ! have been asked 70 preach ser
W NOR about the elder brother Of the prodgal
son. I received letter from Canada saying
a, The elder brother OF the parable lnsymp1tnei
and so cold that he Is not worthy oi recognition
confess that u has been dlfnrult ior To- train
The camera obscura upon the elder could not
act a negative for q photograph There Was not
enough nsht In the gallery, or the eh'mi-al' wcr
poor. or the sitter moved In the picture hut now
think have him.
| remark that the senior brother stands Tor me
spirit Of envy AMI Jealousy Alas for this - ~
coming down through the tEcs' Camhysss an the
brother he slew because he was better mark
Dionysius and Phlioxenius whom he slew because he
Was better singer
L Jealousy among painters Francn, anxious 20 sc
picture of Raphael Raphael sends him picture
Francla. seeing H. falls into a M u Jealousy, from
which he dies.
Jealousy among authors How soldom contempor-
aries speak u each other Neuophon and Plato living
at the same time but from their writings you never
would suppose they heard - each other.
wrestler 50 enyous NJ Theog1n the prince
n wrestlets, that be could not be consol"i IN any
way; and after heogeh,s died and statue Was ft'i
TO him In public place his enylous antagonist went
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END THE OVERCROWDlNG.

" HE oyercrowding Of the tenement houses
NJ Is one Of the evils constantly forced upon
the attention ~ the commission which
Il now investigating the conditions in
IL and about New York's rooker,es How
great an evil u Is some figures from the vital
statistics OF various cities will Indicate
Berlin, where there is an average of 30 per.
sons 10 house. has a death rate of s5 TO a
thousand; Paris, IS to a house. death rate IS
81. Petersburg, SO To dwelling. death rate IL:
Vienna the most crowded city in Europe s.
persons to a dwelling death rate a.
New York has the advantage u progressive
sanitary rule. I, has also large portion Of its
population removed from the unhealthn neigh.
borhood OF the tenements Hence H. death rat,
10 lower even than that Of Berlin Nevertheless
osercrowding and the greed Of landlords pro
dsce their fatal consequences and the call for
reform Is great
The commission will fail Of H. duty n &, doe
net condemn old conditions and cid tenement,
by wholesale. New York being now sure o
rapid transit Is also 70 be sure Of room. lght
and air, which are the essentials q life tn,
sentence Of banishment on the old tenement
brseders Of disease and death canno, be plssc,
too soon
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TALNACE'S SATURDAY SERMON
The EIder Brother OF the Prodieal Son.

.It every night and wrestlsd Nith the statue until
one night ne thtew H. ana % ieI. IN him AMI crushed
rIn ro death - Jealousy Is moi only absurd but Il
b. Killing to the body and It Il killing 10 the SOU.
oh. ms friends the world Is large enough for al
= Us Let Us rejoice AZ the success ~ Others. Tn
next best ih.ng q owning garden oursslNes Is 90
.ook over the fence and admire the flowers The II
h,s, thing 90 riding In a nne equpsge = 10 stand "a
me street and admire the pfancing span tn next
best thlng 90 hiNng banquet given tp ours I've
b. having q banquet given 60 our pfolisal brother
hat has come home a. hi fathers holsr
once more 7 haNs 10 tell you that thl. senior
brother u my text stands for the poutng clrstiin
While ihet. /. .1 much Dpngratulaiion vtlip lO1r-
the hero Of m, text stands outside. th- corner ~
H.s mouth drawn down. looking a. b. fe.t-nis 'r.
able How many pputng Christians there are IN our
alf CHRISTIANS Who 10 not ike ths music Of ths
.hYrche- Christilrs who DO not Ike the hlarite'
~ the young -poJt'us. pouting pout.ng a. socsiy
poltlnE at the fashions, pouring ~ the neSsgapers
puutnE ut he church, poutins q, the Government
poIting AT High Heaven
Their spleen !. too large ttsir liver does not worA
their digestion broken 1own There are NO cruet
n their castor always sure 10 BE- well supplied
vinegar and red pepper
Oh come away from that mood Stir little sac.
charlns into your disposition While you avoid the
ts'outensss n the Younger avoid ilso the iras
olbiy and tho petulance and the pouting spirit Of
the elder son and Initiate the 'sthsr, who hal en-
braces for me returning Prodighl and eoaxng words
TO- the splenetI, malcontent
r. phasl IN one Of hs cartoons. beside the Fac
- wretch. put the face ~ a happy and innocent
'hild And the face of this lrascibie AM
disgu'tsI elder brother II brough, out In order that
IN tho contrast might better understand the 'or
Swing ana radiant face ~ God
That Il the meaning of it-that God IL ready q
axe back anybody that Il sorry. 20 take him clear
back to take him back forever and forever and for
The evening world., 1900-05-12
John Hrovn'. Centennial.

rs'hs Eiis' u rhs Essnas Wo;A
While glorifylng DeNey. Lincoln. Washington and
others OF National heroes have the American pso.
pie forgotten that one hundred years ago May y
last f. :. ,sts town In Connecticut. John Brown
openei his eyes te the worid7 ALBERT HARDY
subjeets for DictRtIos.
70 hs Eitor q ~ EvsaIns Nrid.
VIII some experienced stenographsrs kindly advise
s 70 what subjects are good f5F dlc;-iion exsr.
cisss srd where they be obtained ! want 10 On.
crease my speed This will interest many learners
sTENOGRAPHER
Original saphs Wa. n Greek Poetrs..
70 ihs Eina' = n Ersniag void
What Is the meaning Of the word "saFho" Or u Il Is
proper name Who vas ar-t namei1 W iL l..
Champion OF America.
To he Eaiiaf 4 rh~ Essnias wsrf
Was John {. sullivan champion Of lhe World or
Champion of Amsriest W. =
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to1S1S spoUT - ETIQUETTE


have relatives to whom have neglected to wriis
o. even go TO see during the last six months ! want
write one II them apology for being negligent,
and haven't the slightest idea how to write letter
Of apology. JEANNETTE
Your hest plan would be TO write a perfectly frank
statement just as you have TO me Candidy ae-
knowledge your tcmissness. don't attempt to orer
any excuse bu, say that you sincerely sorry for
your neglect and you hope that your apology will 10
accepted In the spirit II Is offered.
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Salutes.

Originally. a town or a
warship Hrcd oh It's
guns on the approach ~
friendly stranEers.to show
that they had such faith
In the yiii,crs' peaceful
Intentions they didn't
think II necessary 10 keep
their guns loaded
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Regrets.

How can I excuse myself for not being able % at-
tend a wedding ami reception, circumstances VIII
not allow me- O. J.
A formal reEre, Is always IN good form II Is only
necessary 'or you TO write something after this FASH
ion: "Mr Johnson regrets exceedingly his Inability 10
accept MIR or Mr.. IS polite inyitauon for July l."
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annines.

The worst famines NJ
modern times were the
famine In ireland In 1885,.
In which l.c0.Go people
perishei; the Indian Ia
mine n isss. which c.aimei
/ i,so." victims; the In.
dian famine ~ 1877. IN
which SOo,o"o people perish.
81. AMI the great famine
In China In ISIS. In which
800 q" died.
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CAPTIVE MEMORIES.
Prune Charlotte.

s,ss dozen ana half large prlnes. ani Nhea eoi
remove the stones AMI chop 1ne whip pint Of
cream very stin E,h three tAb.cspoonfua Of sugar.
then ship the minced prgnes INTO ihis Line si.ss
dish Nlth ladyhnsers. thia siees n spouge-csks
and nj the centre With the prgne-cream Set IN the
ss oox uaili sins 10 ssrys
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T. proner FOR bride 10 furnish the carriage Tor
her brlcsmad' Il 4 her place 70 provide an escort
for her. Should the bridesmaid wear white slippers
1r black shoes7 Her dress Is white. CONSTANT
Yes the brides parents should furnish the carriage
Tor the bridesmaid and should also supply her with
escort. II Is matter of taste as to the shoes,
white or black would be In equally good taste.
The evening world., 1900-05-12
DON'T LEND DOLLS, GIVE THEM.

YyHE EVENING WORLD recently printed the
NJ story Of the loan doll louise, which hav-
euS Ing been turned over 10 a New York in
dustrial school by u former owner has
10 been the temporary property Of a number
OF little girls who have no dollies Of their own
II s a pretty story. and this paper dislikr TO
put In a chilling word upon the kindly intended
enterprise with which II deals. But unluckIly this
loan doll system Is as unsafe a. It is well meant
There could be no reader mediums than Miss
Louise and her fine clothes AFFORD for the trans.
mission from one tenement home to another Of
whatever germs Of childhood diseases might be
about
Besides. every child TO whom Louise Is loaned
for few days has to undergo the keen sorrow Of
q parting when the time IL up and IL thus made
worse on than she was before the dolls visit
There is better and safer way To conduct this
sort Of charity. Instead u lending around
let there be cheerful giving away Of dolls by
every well-to-do little girl who has a surplus
Then the small daughters Of the tenements will
hsve treasures Of their very own-a ior keep.
and without microbes Of passage
The evening world., 1900-05-12

What l. the proper dress Tor best man 10 wear at
church wedding which takes place at S0 o'clock In
the evening? Is a Prince Albert or a cutaway ccat
the proper thing J. L. B
Fun evening dress should be worn at all social func-
tons after
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The Worlds Ivory.

Eighty thousand elephants are required annually
&, supply the world with IVORY. Most OF them come
from South Africa
The evening world., 1900-05-12
want. smother rire House.

To ~. Edaf q n Essaias wofli
call the attention Of the Fire Department O. the
necessity Of having an engine and hook and ladder
company located In the furniture manufacturing d.
tr.ct. between Hester and Bayard streets Bovery
Centre street to life and property II keeps
constant lookout In this district. ami the fear
% hres Is great annoyance % u.s. our city owes
protection 20 our lives well ~ 70 property. and
this appeal .s FOR one and au IN this district
JAMES SMITH Exempt Fireman.
COLLEGE ar Businessi
70 ~ Etfsr q To- Etsaaf Hefs
am a boy of fourteen. and graduate this spring
from the grammar school Now, want TO ~ nt once
into business tbeing offered position OF - week
10 start on. out parents who are toierabiY Eel
n wish me 60 through college. OF. AT hast, high
srhooi hrst. saying ! then make better pay than
" I we're not q college man ask experienced read
ere shsh sti be the best for ne TO Do.
JERoAs y cAREr.
The evening world., 1900-05-12

Xsl still life. There Isn't dive marked on
the whole chart
II canno, be that sergt. Carsons genius will
remain long confined to n-house adorn-
pcnt. We shall presently hear Of It's exercise in
other and larger spheres. We shall have the ser.
Eeani drawing these among other things:
A chart Of the National Administrations course
unmarked by the rocks Of imperialism and Trust
domination
A PopulIst campaign map without the free sill
yer volcano
A diagram Of the Ice Trust showing no Tam
many man within the lines.
An outline sketch Of the public school system
without political grabber at every corner.
a plan OF the Third Avenue Railway system
showing no pirates In the subway.
A color scheme OF the Roosevelt government
showing no Plat; guide boards.
These are great times for a clever draughtsman.
And sergt Carson IL IT,
The evening world., 1900-05-12

Mabel aptopos NJ new evening dress. which h''
lust arrived from the dfessmakeri-Oh. mother, now
oysy! DO wear Il tonight
Mother-So. dear. not tonight This Is for when
adies and gentlemen come 10 dinner.
Mabel Mother dear. 10 lets pretend, Just 'or once
that fathers a gentleman!-Punch.
The evening world., 1900-05-12

= pretty 10th gown h,- ths SKIRT made 9th back
folding piats and ths painues Of ths font breadth
aiken OF by trimming of apnIqIo rtnnlg around
hs hips ans down the skr in front about tso-ihris
81 the Nay. The iscket cot Et0n fashion. Is orna.
msnied wiIh the App,iqaes ami iu hpes are of al
0id shaps.
The evening world., 1900-05-12

Whne tn Horton Law Is g,ttug ready t0 breath,
~ issi is relevant o. remark that fhr f.iI. arsu
u the most dlsapproyed thng On engagemeut rInzs
The evening world., 1900-05-12

After AL a. 70 the "EQoi.felloN Eifi" pretty much
tervthins depends TIE sort of good fellows Il 4.
~ fortune 70 meet
The evening world., 1900-05-12

ffon. John D Long has madt elaborate pr,psrl
tben< 10 surround the vi,e-Presidsuihl srap with
~ State Monroe doctrlne
The evening world., 1900-05-12
ONE COMPENsATiO>.

There IL one advantage the man with the hoe has
reflected Uncle Allen Sparks. "He ran always work
AZ nj. trade without any fear o, being knocked dosn
and klcks. In the Ace by the with the brass
knucks"
The evening world., 1900-05-12

XAprs<H nights frorts seem 10 susFest tha, tls
ns(Ve sf tAs Ice Trust gave even Dame Mature
The evening world., 1900-05-12

The
o
immng % md
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The child was
brought up like
other peasant
children In that
land of song Her
wonderful voice
attracted notice,
but n dld not oc.
cur 10 her pa.
rents that there
was any money
~ fame ln II
Llna. however.
dreamed of a IA.
The evening world., 1900-05-12

The nrst of these new and pretty hats beginning
the left, Il of biscuit straw trimmed With sk
huge rossts Of mauye snk muslin and fancy
plumes
The evening world., 1900-05-12
THE PARIS BEAUTY WHO WON A PRINCE.

This Is the latest photograph u Nile
Lima Ca'slieri the prima donna whose
. blond beauty and golden voice have
enslayed Paris Cayilierl Is the iaush-
ter of Roman washersoman and a
news yendsr
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vol Ao...". ............ ........No. i4,iA4
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q ROYHL DAINTY.
The Cook Gets Credit.

At Queen viciorias table an odd custom which
originated In the time of George H., Is preserved A
each dish Is placed upon the table the name Of th'
rook who prepared It Il announced.
The evening world., 1900-05-12
AS TO A MAP THAT DOESN'T.

\ oIICE sERGr. FREDERICK g. CARSON.
Of the Thirtieth street station. has drawn
map Of the renderioin precinct II Is z
beautiful work Of art But Il Is study In
.iill Life. There Isn't a dive marked on
The evening world., 1900-05-12
TO BROlL, FISH
The Blind Are Few.

The number Of persons born blind averages sixty.
ave Ia syery loooo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-29
MANY TEACHERS PRESENT.


The Marion County Teachers Institute
began its second days session in the Grim
inal courtroom yesterday morning with an
increased attendance over the preceding
day. All the teachers in the county were
present and many visitors, principally
young men and women aspiring to become
teachers. added sufficient numbers to those
directly interested TO take up the entire
seating capacity of the courtroom.
X. j.. Alley, of the State University, in the
morning discussed the manner of prepara-
ton teachers should undergo before they
attempt 10 teach arithmetic. He said 10
teach arithmetic il is essential to know
mathematics, especially TO have a full
knowledge of algebra and geometry. He
said IL was important TO go into the his
tory of mathematics TO thoroughly under
stand the meaning and rudimental prin-
ciples of the science. In the afternoon he
took up the various number systems differ
ing from ours in the basis upon which the
of computing numerals is founded.
w W. Parsons, of the State Normal
School, continued his subject, Pedagogy"
from Monday for his morning talk. In the
afternoon he talked on the painting. 9TH
Last Supper" illustrating the thought and
meaning OF the picture told by the inspired
touch of the artists brush. He also told
of the five points embodied in picture
storytelling that appeals TO the senses
when properly painted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-29
THE ROOSEVELT DATES
DEFINITELY FIXED FOR OCT. s. %
AND 10 IN THIS STATE.
The Presence Of the Vice Presidential
Candidate Is Desired i'm Many
Indiana Towns.

Owing to the fact that the dates which
Governor Roosevelt will give TO indian on
his campaign tour of the West have been
changed several times some confusion has
arisen as to the exact days on which he
will speak in this State.
1t was originally intended to have the
Governor assigned TO this State for Oct. s.
s and Q. but these dates were afterwards
changed TO Oct. 8, 9. 10. Warren Bigiey,
secretary of the Republican state commit
tee. said last night that it was now abso-
lutely certain that Colonel Roosevelt will
speak in Indiana Oct. 8, 9 and 10, but, as
the places at which he will speak have not
yet been agreed upon, the itinerary for his
visit has not been completed. Mr.. Bigler
says the state committee is being deluged
with applications from different cities and
towns in the State. all of which are urging
their priority of claims on Colonel Roose-
welt with a persistence that Is hard TO
deny. 1t is understood that the itinerary
for Colonel Roosevelt's campaign tour of
the West has been completed as far as
Colorado. The days which he will give to
each State after that have been desig-
mated, but the places at which he will stop
lave not been irrevocably agreed upon. 1t
is said that his trip will consume forty-four
days-Sept. 3 to Oct 10.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-29
T BEssONIES HOME.
He Was Somewhat Disappointed with
the Paris Exposition.

Mgr. August B~essonies, who has just re-
turned from a trip to France, expressed
himself as very much disappointed with the
American display at the Paris exposition.
He said the American building was a
large one. but there was little of interest
in it. Father Bessonies was enthusiastic
i'm his praise of the art buildings, which,
he says, are magnificent. He considers
that the Italian building is the finest of the
representative countries. He says he met
few Indiana people at the exposition and
the majority of Americans abroad seem TO
come from Chicago and New York.
Mgr. Bessonies spent most of his three
months visit with his relatives in the
southern part of France and in Paris. He
celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday while
abroad and says he Is now satisfied 10
spend the rest of his life in Indianapolis.
His nephew's two daughters are engaged
TO be married and they tried to persuade
him to promise to return to France to per-
form the marriage ceremony in a year.
which he said he had to refuse, because he
does not feel equal to another such long
Journey. Father BesSonieS is much re-
freshed after his trip and was busy all day
yesterday receiving calls and answering in
quiries in regard to his health.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-29

VI. ". WhiteIey Claims Wife Has Not
tho Right Sort of Affection for Him.

Martin ". Whitley brought suit for d.
vorce from his wife, Mary Whiteley, yes
terday. He asserts that they were married
Jan. 20, 1899. ard that he took her to his
farm, in Boone county, where he made
every provision for her Comfort. He says
that shortly after their marriage she be-
came lazy. refused TO cook his meals. said
her love for him had ceased and lavished
more affection upon two dogs than she did
on him. He alleges that on one occasion
she attempted to kill him with a glass
tumbler threatened to burn his house down
and used vile language.
Fanny Staub brought suit against Ollie
Staub and the Panhandle Railroad Com
pany for support yesterday She alleges
that her husband is an engineer On the
road, earning $40 a month. and that he de-
serted her Aug. IL, leaving herself and fam
lily without support. She asks that the
court order $50 a month be paid out of her
husbands wages TO her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-29
SearchIisht and Patchen Secured for
State Fair.

Charles Downing, secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture, heaved a sigh of
relief yesterday when he received a tele-
gram from the owner of the great pacing
horse, Searchlight. accepting the terms of
the board for a match race with Anaconda,
another pacing wonder. The board has had
great trouble this year in securing the
kind of a race it wanted. 1t was intended
at first TO make a three-horse match race
with Joe Patchen, Searchlight and Ana
conda, and pursuant to that intention the
board entered into an agreement with the
owners of the horses whereby they were
to race for a $4,000 purse. The board had
scarcely congratulated itself on having pro-
cured such an attraction, when word was
received from the owner OF Patchen that
his horse had a prior engagement and that
it would be impossible for him to break
his agreement. The board then tried to
substitute Prince Albert, the Indiana horse,
III the place of Patchen, but he, too, had
IN engagement which could not be broken.
Finally, the board, which was almost i'm
despair, bent all of its energies to secure
a race between Searchlight end Anaconda.
kilograms have been received from the
owners of both horses accepting the terms
offered by the board for a race, and Sec
rotary Downing is now busy in getting out
his advertising matter for the great special
race. The race will be a good one, and
for blood. Anaconda has a record of 2:02%
and Searchlight has obtained within the
last two weeks a mark of 2:02A, lowering
his record by half a second.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-29
EXPENSE FOR NEXT YEAR
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
SUBMITS ESTIMATES.
Board Asks for the Sum of $554,74O-
The Estimates for This
Year and Last.

The Board of Works yesterday submit
ted TO Controller Johnson an estimate OF
the probable expenses of the Board for the
year 1901. The total figures for the various
departments controlled by the Board of
Works arc given as s554, $40, against s454. 40
the estimate for this year. With the state
ment of estimates here given are added the
figures for 1900 and 1899. The only item
in the estimate which shows a decrease
as compared with the estimate for 1900 Is
for gas lights. The figures show a saw
ing of 1000 is proposed. Item by item the
estimate varies but little from the one
made in September. 1895, for the year 1899.
the total for which was $5A,9i0. in which
is included about $4,000 for expenses of the
park office and park maintenance, not
shown in the table.
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