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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28
Sanlfzglmerifanif.
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9et funbne Stelet. Som
meboelt blep Der forleoen 9ag pad
2unoforlunb Wtarf peb SlagelIe en-
8rusgrap funbet ct UlenneTfeiielet.
5unoet er blepet lat 5orbinOelIe meo
en- ung oanif=ameritanit @aarbejer,
iom forioanot for rigelig 20 2tar iiOen.
,Sore 2lmtstioenoe" beretter MI fglz
genbe om Sagen:
Oct Steb, boor 6usejer ariitian
glielien farbt Stelettet, Iigger n9ppe
100 2llen fra hans 6us, og man fan
fra Stebet, bbor ben fife GrusgraD
er, itaa og fe ooer til ben Gaarb pad
6immesbej Mart, iom ejebes af ben
foriDunbne gaaroeier.
Sielettet, Der er df ct pofient Mens
neite, Ter lite I'D til al 6ape ligget mere
enb en- Snes Qar / Sorben. Q(Ge
3anoerne par til Steoe. Sinotanz
berne par noget iIibte, og 5ortanoerne
/ llnoermunoen BAR uI9opanlig imdqe
og lanQe 6obeoIfaaen idd ub til at
p9re 6eitaoiget beb ct itGrft Slag.
9iget er I'm 5ib bIeDet begrapet /
6ait, t6i Stelettet laa fun ire &Oarz
ter unoer 9oroens Oberflaoe, Ida Der
er lite Gale ON nogen egentlig GrdD.
Open paa 0ooeoitalIen Ian 10 Sten,
bper af SterrelIe iom ct MenneIte6oz
oeo.
Den forfbunbne @oaroeier Sens
qeterien bar noget af en- S9rling.
6an forIoo i'm lib plubIelig Oanz
mart og rejite til 2lmeritd, bbor ban
fartebe omtring inbtil 1877. ba ban
renbte bjem meb 10000 aroner, iom
ban 6abbe iammenIparet. Sens qez
terien tsbte nu en- 8aaro paa Sim=
mesbsi Warf; men ban blsD mart feb
af ben og forpagteoe ben uo til en-
Rabo.
5 9e9bnbelien af 2Gpril 1879 bar
ban til 5uglebierg MarteO iammen
meb i'm 8rober, Der enbnu er lepenbe
og er Stolel9rer / R9rbeben af Slas
gelie, iamt en- anoen W}ano. Sens
getsrien tog 2lfIteo meo Dem paa Marz
teosOagen, og iioen bar De life iet bam.
Sens peterien er iioite Sang bleoen
let af 5olf, oa ban en- often. efter at
babe b1bet 1000 aroner, iom ban
babbe bdft itaaenbe SlageIie 9ant,
par oenbt biem til fin 9aurb og bers
fra bapbe begiOet fig ab Slugelie til.
8et fer utroligt uo. at Sens qeter=
zen itulbe opre ituttet at til 2lmerita
i9en uben at ie9e at faa be 6-7O00
aroner, ban baObe 8aaroen, ubbez
taft. 6eaer life er bet rimeligt, at
ban er rejit fra tit ri. 0ette Og bans
itore ameritanite aofert fan6tes nems
fig paa 9aarben efter bans 5OriOinz
ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

Regerings=8nrftet / RuIbOiGe, Senn.
Sfter Sorgertrigens Slutning tom
ban / 1865 til Racine, Og bleD itrats
taget 2lrbeiDe puu Uiit6ells 8ogns
fabrit, bbpr bans 8rober 8. g..
Snenien Ienere bleb Superintenoent-
Det felgenoe 2lur unIuttes ban fom
5ormanb for ben Del af 5abriten,
6bor aGe unOerpogns W}aterialer til
bites og Iummeniettes, og Denne Poii
beff9bte ban til fin 9e0. 6an efterz
laoer Iig en- gift 0utter pg fire potsne
Spnner, bporaf Den enc, 2ouis 81.
Spenien er aniat fom qoitmeIter paa
poItfontoret ube Oeb Gatine Suncz
ton. 2lfbgbe bar en- braD og baOerz
Zig 02ano, Der pasIebe fin Don't title
og bramfri. 5an par Meblem af Den
OanIte 8aptiTt &irte, og bans 9aanb
% 0ierte bar itebie aa6en for 5r9nz
genoe. 8egraDelfen fanbt SteO / 8aar
0nsDag, unOer alminoelig 0elta9eIie.
9gbsfuGb. 8ertel Grams O..
9lbres) 6uTtru, GeDar Sails, afgif
Ratten til / 3OrsOags peO 9eoen.
2tfoobe 6apbe / Gig. Damn" Daret
fpagelig flere @ur, men bar forbolbsz
bis raft, ba bun Onsoag often git /
Seng. 9sbsaarRngen bar nGrmeit
5jerteip9oom. 2tfoeOe, Der bar feOt
/ Waj 1843, efterlaoer iin ManO og
8 8ern.
ste 6erftenftene 5or 6
2lar iioen lugbe Nicolai Oliens 6uz
itru 8 6eritenitene 9apen uOe paa
beres 5arm OeO CALHOUN, itriber D.
,. g." s Dag itaur Der 8 Oejlige
5erItentr9er, Der bar DGret alOeles
ooerlesiet meb be pragtigite Gerifener,
Der bar 6ragt en- SnptGgt af $50.
Selpbrp!lup. Sans 2auritz
fen og 6uftru, 5rebsoiue, fejrebe /
5rebags beres SolObrbGup, omgibet
af en- iterre &reos af beres Slagt o9
8enner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

forit bleO iIpnget Iau mango Sob op /
2uften Og iau blep fuitet til 5oroen
meo frpgtelig Strait. 9ebolberen blep
tlspet TO. Gn Ulano bleb ilpnget
6elt ben 6Ioben og er enbnu iffe bles
ben funDen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

Wlebre Ifribe til os, at be nu bar
opbaeet, 6borlebes be fan bolbe 8srs
meme raIfe. @ib bem Roctp Miountdin
5e bbsr llge. gn 8eliignelfe til Mos
Der os Barn. Spgrg Apoteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28
6cnrif eS6icn paa 96bslejet.

9onbon, Sept. 27. - st ipecielt
Telegram til 9onbon fra Sriitianid
meloer, at 9enrit Sbjens 3ilitanb bar
forberret fig iaalebes, at man bDert
gjeblif fan bente Dgben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

Gn m9rtetig 9itftanb.
Daniel 0anielion, en- Qlrbeioer, iom
bar boet meo i'm 5amilie / glr. 80
14oe 2loenue @. bleb fornplis brugt
til Minneapolis af qoliti6efen 9a=
fiings.
0anielien bar Sig. ,Nlinn. 3. "
/ flere 0a9e bolot lii StoOen og
Sumpene omtring 9aItings og bar
oeo fin Spferiel og lloieenoe bait itor
5orIfr9fteife bianot cyarmerne Ha=
bolaget, iom forgepes bar Iegt at
fan9e BAN.
qoliti6efen fit enbelig Manben pmz
ringet og fdnbt BAN en- forfaroelig
5ilituno. 9an baboe miitet alle fine
YbertIaber, fit 0at og meset al fit
ltnoertei og bapoe liot forf9rbelig af
Regn og auloe. San bar bog /
Stanb til at fortlare at bans NdDn
par Daniel 0anielIon og at ban berte
bjemme / Wiinneapolis. 0erimob
oibite ban intet ON bbor ban babbe OPP
bolbt fig ben iibite llge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

GorfBgt Selbmorb. Gn
oanIt Manb, geter 2(rp, 43 2lar gam
mel og ugift, foripgte / 1lg. ID. ..
9ioneer" forleoen Dag at ltAoe fig en-
&ugle for grDitet. 6an bleb / It9rtt
lioenoe 5ilitanb bra9t til Gli3abetbs
6o'pitalet, bpor 29gerne mente, ban
life bilbe tunne bel6reoes. 6an bleb
bog Manbags unoertaitet en- Opera
tion, Iom forle6 beloigt, og bet gjez
blif, bpor bisIe 9inier itribes, ipnes
bet, iom er Der en- ibag Wiulig6eb for
bans 9elbrebelIe.
2trp, iom ipnes at p9re ganlfe
utenbt blanot De DANTE Der, baooe /
6 llger b9ret emploneret iom Suit hos
auptdjn Sobnion paa 9opne apenue.
6oab Qaridgen til SeI0morosfories
get bar baret, Dibes life meo 9eitemts
beb, men at bet bar b9ret foruobe=
ftemt, Ies af grepe, ban bar efterlabt
ia. st df bisIe 9repe bar abresieret
til 8eitbreren af ,auib Wieoical Col
lege", til bpem ban teitamentereoe fit
Gig, ct anbet til i'm 2lrbejos9iOers
SuIiru, Mrs. SobnIon. og enOelig Ell
treble til Nlulermeiter 2lrp, Sten
gli9ersgabe, aarbus, 0anmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

lat, oeo bpiltet man iaa oil brpfte U}u=
iig6eoen at at faa en- Sanoioat balgt
til gDrdabsmeblem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28
SRA SOerfrigeu

9rstoria, Sept. 20. - 81 8oeranz
fsrere er bleben lanbsforpiite af 9prb
&it6ener.
5or nogen 5ib fben uoftebte &itz
9ener en- Yrotlamation, Der truebe
aqe goere meo 2anbsforpisning, bpis
De lite inben Sept. 15. neblagoe @aaz
ben. 0isie to Sanger er De fprite.
2onbon. Sept. q. : s ct fpecielt
Telegram mebbeles bet, at 9oro &its
6ener paa @runb af en- llenigbeb
meo arig5minifter 8roberi9 bar re-
ii9neret i'm 9oit iom Sbertomman=
DER / SnOafrifa.
Sagen iapner bog al oRiciel Staoz
f9itelie = er Blot et 3bgte.
2onoon, Sept. 27. = gRpgtet ON
9it6eners gfeiignation blep 6efraftet
af a9aQ 0iaa @a3ette", Der tilfpjer,
at arigsminiIter 8roDri6 ben 9(n=
leoning bar baft en- lang 2tuoiens bos
aongen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

plubfeligt 0eb fab. =
Seren SfpenIen, en- af Racines Glbite
og melt agtebe 9or9ere, afgh Sig.
,sy. 81" 2srbags 9lftes pluoieli9
peb Oeben, rant uf ct Slagtilf9lOe
Sans Suitru tom ulbttelig afoage for
ct par 4ar iiben, mems bun bar paa
8eisg bos i'm SsIter paa eanoet, og
bette tog ben gamle Muno fig iau n9r,
at ban dlbri9 bar rigtig raft iiben.
Ssren Spenien bar fpbt pda Col
lamb ben 7be Stt. 1886, og bar aft
idu benbeb SO 2lar gummel. 9an
ubpdnoreoe til Qlmerifa 1863, oe fit
itrats geiteftigelie fem Snebter peO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

9anff Sammenflutning.
Qlf og til, itrioer ,llgeblabet", bsrer
man, at be DANTE fOriteIIige 84er
ber / aanbet ger 5Orisg pua at flute
fig iammen for at Dinbe Snbflbbelie
paa 9otalpolititen. SaaIebes meos
oeles fra ednIin9bursb. 81. D., at ca.
40 oanite 99lgere bar afbolbt ct Mpoe
for at OberDeje, bbab Der fan seres
for at pdretage be 0anifes Snteresier.
5orelsbig palgtss en- aomite til at isz
ge n9rmere Splpsning ON ben politis
fe Sitting, og ct nbt Msbs bleb fuits
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-28

til gDrdabsmeblem.
Gfter gaitor 9aarups 2(f7la9 paa
9aIoet ira Smmanuels Menigbeb /
3acins, bar oenne fenbt aalbsbrep til
Puitor ailoiig, 2tlbert 9ea. Del enc
itaaenoe peb benne Sag er, at bet er
treble eller fjerbe Sang. 0lenig6eben
taloer Paitor ailoiig. Som Stubent
betisnte ban nemlig arebien en- Soms
mer, fereno nogen Yleni9beo enonu
bar organiieret.
!6an orqaniierebe Wieniqbeb | 5ors
aaret 1889, bleb ON Gfteraaret fdloet
til minneapolis for efter B Mars
5orlob after at mo0tage 9alo fra Sms
manuels Meni9beb. pbertoq Den 5orz
aaret 1895, men bleb n9ite Narsmgbe
faloet af Samfunbet til at optage en-
WisTon glep gorf. 9enne iibite
@ang 6lioer altiaa Abe Sang.
Qaitor 9ilbii9 Tom til glair og 6ery
te g}nbeben. SelD bar ban intet aalosz
brep Jet.
8elfenbt OMAHA , I'M
fter BIB. Gn af 9ma6as aloite
DANTE, nemlig 66riItian 9ebter e1er,
iOm bans rigtige Rapn bar. Chr. Sem
ZEN, er afgaaet oeo 0eben.
G6r. Senien bar lepet ber 32 Par
og nGften al ben 5ib b9ret beIf9Ftiz
get iom Sernbane= o9 s@raoin9" :
Gntreprener. Sngen anben bar 2taz
renes 2s6 beifaftiget faa mango Dam
Ite iom Gbr. Senien, 2tntaaet paa oem
leber op 3uIinber. 6an bar uofsrt
en- Mangoe Qtrbejber og omtring
Omuba, og ofte tjente ban mango 9enz
ge % burbe unoer alnlinbelige Smz
itGnoigbeber babe p9ret en- rig Wlanb.
ut ban berimob bebe iom forbol0snis
fattig, IfDlbes til 9els 3ibernes
llgunit og be ihntenoe Gjenoomspriier.
6uns betenote iterre 9pgning / garz
6eben al 9enion bleo for nogen Sio
iioen opertaget af bans areOitorer, og
ban iIog fig fun igennem beb Glib og
badrbt 2lrbejoe.
0oget af en- Original bar ban, men
ban bar aaigepel en- banit Munb meO
6iertet paa bet rette Steo, og mangen
0anIt bar ofte paa en- folo 9interoag
p9ret glab oeo at finoe 9uslp og COB
Ulab bos Gbriiiian gsoler. Dan
6apbe altio noget at beitile for ben,
Der pilbe arbejbe.
G6riitian gpbfer, Der blep 53 2(ar
a., efterlaOer fig 9uitru og 5 potsne
9ern.
q h sn;oroay
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-17

Whereas. The nation is In mourn.
ing on account Of the irreparable loss
Of one of It's greatest men. n martyr
to the principles Of his country. whose
deeds shall be recorded upon the gold
en- pages Of history by the side of that
OF the other martyrs who have prece-
ded him-thc immortal Lincoln and
Garfield. Therefore, be IL
Resolved. That we. the residents
cf this small town In New Mexico are
gathered here and with deep regret in
common with the whole American ma
ton, feel the horrible crime which re-
suited in the death OF our president,
that we send u feelings of respect
and coincidence to the estlmable wild
ow Of the president In this, her hour
Of great sorrow. BE II further
Resolved, That we emphatically
condemn the anarchists and their so
cietics In this country and pray the
general government that strict laws
be enacted for the determination Of
anarchy from American soil. for only
thus can II be possible to avoid ma
tional calamities such as the one we
now dcplorc. BE Il further
Resolved, That we pray Divine
Providence that the worthy successor
of u lamented president be guided
and directed~to properly conduct the
affairs Of this great nation.
"ALEJANDRO SANDONAL.
president.
~. +. SILVA.
Secretary"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-17
Fair Exhibit Assured,

Last Tuesday afternoon a meeting
was called TO discuss the question of
sending an exhibit to the Territorial
fair. 1t was decided that. in view of
the fact that there would he n large
number of influential public men from
all oye the west at the fair, many of
whom represent large moneyed inter
asts which are looking toward New
Mexico for Investment, II is of the ut
most Importance that Santa Fo county
he represented by a creditablc exhibit
and that we cannot AFFORD to he the
only district In the territory to fail Of
representation on such an occasion.
James A.. Jackson OF this place was
elected as chairman OF a committee
for collecting and arranging exhibits,
and DIR. A. b. Phillips of Dolores as
his assistant, they two to select an
other.
Persons who can assist in this good
work by furnishing specimens of ore
or agricultural products or pictures of
mining works, ranches or public build.
ings are requested to notify them as
soo as possible so that an exact esti,
mate n be made as to the amount of
space required, IL should be borne in
mind by everyone that anything done
to advertise the u Of this com.
munity Is a personal advertisement of
every person in the community. Let
us all go to the work with n will and
show what we can do.-Cerrillos Reg.
lister.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-17
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
a Sketch Of His Somewhat Unusual
Career.

Theodore Roosevelt. sworn in last
Saturday az the president of the
United States OF America. to succeed
William Mckinley, a~ssassinated. was
born at New York on October %, 1858.
At his next birthday he will be 43
years OF age.
Roosevelt is a child Of destiny-a
man to whom unlimited honors, re.
sponsibilities and power have come
%unsOught.
lie Is a Harvard graduate and has
had a wide and varied experience In
politics and affairs of state. His father
was a merchant and philanthropist of
knickorbocker stock and his mother
was a descendant Of Archibald Bul.
lock, the first president OF Georgia in
the revolution.
At the age of "a Roosevelt was
elected to the legislature at Albany
and six years later was the repub.
lican nominee for mayor of New York,
but was defeated by the democratic
machine. In 1899 he was appointed
n civil service commissioner for the
government and Accomplished much
In the direction OF reform during the
six years of arduous service.
From 1895 to 1897 he was president
OF the New York police board and as
such successfully combated the fear.
ful corruption that was then as now
rampant in the metropolis. IL was
then that he so forcibly enunciated
his well known principles of law en-.
forcement.
lie was assistant secretary of the
navy at the time of the breaking out
OF the Spanish war, but quickly re.
Gigned his position to organize that IA.
nous regiment of choice spirits known
as "~ltoosevelt's Rough Riders" OF
which he was lieutenant colonel.
The record made in Cuba by this
dashing regiment Is recorded in his,
tory. Roosevelt was breveted a col
onel for deeds of gallantry on the bat.
tleiield and his followers were lion,
lied. Wnen Colonel Wood was pro
noted Roosevelt succeeded to the full
rank.
In November, 1898, Roosevelt was
elected governor Of New York and in
the autumn Of 1901 the republican ma.
ttonal convention stampeded and In,
sisted on giving him second place on
the ticket which was headed by Nc.
kinley. When the president was kill,
ed he was the constitutional successor
to the highest office In the gift OF the
American people and on Saturday last
became the ruler OF 10000, 900 of free
people and the chief magistrate OF the
greatest nation on earth.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-17
srAMM. TIE "REEoRMER.r

NJ. L. Stamm, Of this city achieved
some notoriety last week by writing
and publishing a card in the Journal
Democrat, while President Mckinley
was on his dying bed, that the "polit
ical free hooters die hard" The peo-
pie of the city were much i~ncensed
over the brutality of the writer, and
on Friday night IL took hard work on
the part OF the law and order portion
of the community to keep him from
being mobbed. a big crowd gathered
In front Of the Postal Telegraph com
pany's office and il was proposed 20
tar and feather Stamm. IL took act
i've work on the part OF several citi-
Gems to break up the crowd and pre-
vent a "disgraceful scene in the city.
We are glad TO know Mr.. Stamm
wrote his card when he thought Presi-
dent Mckinley vas going to %recoyer
He did not wish the death OF the Presi-
dent-merely wished him to suffer
for being a freebooter" so that an
archists and socialists could rejoice
and point a moral and adorn a tale
from the tragedy.
Mr.. Stamm has lived In this city for
twenty years and during that time he
has belonged to all sorts Of political
parties. In 1886 he was a republican.
Before that he had been greenbacker,
prohibitionist and granger, lie was
elected recorder Of this city on the
republican ticket in 1856. Since then
he has been a populist and general
kicker, and now calls himself a social
democrat. This party appears To be
the entered apprentice degree To an
archy. CzolgoZs, the assassin. be.
longed 10 both socialistic and anar.
chistic clubs in Cleveland, Ohio.
In practical affairs Mr.. Stamm does
not carry out his irridescent dreaw OF
humanity. He helped break the Al.
b%uquerque National bank, using the
borrowed funds to gobble up the best
corner lots In the city. While talking
loud about helping whole nations OF
down-trodden people, he has never
been known 20 help any individual SUI
ferer.
While he has changed and revised
his political notions semi annually he
is so narrow-minded and egotistical
that he never admits for a moment
that he might be mistaken, aud all
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-17
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ORDER.
Sir Knights viii Appear In Full un
form al Funeral Services,

Sir Knights viii Appear In Full Uni.
form at Funeral Services.
Grand Commanderry Knights Templar
OF New Mexico, Santa Fe. N. 81.
September lG. 1901. General orders
No. 1:
Thursday. the nineteenth day of
September, having been set apart by
the president OF the United States as
a day for memorial services and sol-
emn exercises appropriate to the fu-
neral rites of William Mckinley, late
president OF the United States. who
was an honOred member Of u mag
unanimous order. II Is hereby ordered
that each subordinate commandery in
this jurisdiction shall appear on that
day in full uniform and attend such
memorial services as each may SO.
lect, in n body. That the standards
Of each ~commandery and the hits OF
swords be drapcd for n period of nine.
ty days from the reception OF this or
der. And that on that day all sir
knights In New Mexico abstain from
their usual employment and occupl
tons as a mark OF respect to the mem
DRY Of our illustrious frater, whose I'm
timely death has shocked humanity.
EDWARD l.. BARTLETT.
| Grand Commander OF the Grand Com
mandery OF New Mexico.
l.. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Grand Recorder.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

eeferlno Atcytia and wife CT So
zorro wore here yesterday on O Visit
to fTicnlF.
william \. Parr. the contractor and
builder. returned Monday morning
from a business trip t. Winslow.
Or. y Daylla Vale. n well known
yhy iCian aul surgeon OF san Mateo.
f. In the city o. professional duties.
g.. V.nn returned Sunday morning
from sra Harcial and Dominr, where
10 regulated tho tlmnpicccs Of the
Santa Fc company auG employees.
~. Dryden. for a long time located
at NinslOw as the company physician
and eu~ccuu for the Santa Fe Pa.
ciic. arrived here yesterday from the
west.
!. 4. Hurley. the wcll known official
II the Santa Fc Railway company.
WIS y passenger for Topeka yesterday
morning from his temporary head
quarters in California.
r. n. Hinch. the hotclkcepcr nj Gal.
lrp. came in from the west Sunday
night. being summJncd Lore as n
grand juror. He was excused yester-
day morning by the court and re-
turned TO Gallup last evening.
!. Thiclmann. formerly employed
as ovcrseor In the culinary depart.
mont of the Holland hotel In New
York city. reached Albuquerque on
Saturday evening and has accepted
the position as chef In the local Har-
vey house.
Hon. Vcnccslao Jaramillo q I'll
| Rito. who was OF Santa Fe attending
the meeting of the board Of equaliza'
ton. came down with the Capital City
| base ball boys and attended the game
Sunday afternoon. He returned north
in the evening.
/. /. Lakewood has on exhibition
at Newcomers an elaborate set Of
engrossod resolutions. The work Is
very artistic and intended for the
Denver grand commandery. MIR.
GatewOod has recently executed sew
eral fine pieces OF pen work.
Miss Isahe, Uannum and son
George. mother and brother OF G.. T.
| rIannum Of the local Office Of the Con
| t"inental oil arrived I'm the
oity Sunday evening. coming from
Monticello. Ind. to spend the winter
with Mr.. Hannum family.
Sunday night Calestro Montoya oil
Lag1ne. II. NJ. tolcgraphed to A
Borders to gCnd q caskot to his ad.
dress. He did not mention the name
Of the deceased. but II Is presumed
that il was Mrs. Montoya, as the lady
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-17
ASSASSIN DENOUNCED.
People OF sandoval Mourn the Death
OF President Mckinley.
SandoYal. n. NJ.

Editor Citizen:
On the fifteenth OF September, 1901,
a mass meeting vas held at the town
OF Sandoyal, n. NJ, for the purpose uf
expressing the deep sorrow and great
regret upon the death OF our worthy
president, William Mckinley, and TO
pass proper resolutions upon so sad
an occasion. After several of the gen.
tlemen present had spoken, eulogizinS
our deceased president and condemn
ing the diabolical crime committed
upon him and %denOuncing the exist.
enco of anarchy in this country, the
Following resolutions were introduced
by Hon, j. NJ, Sandoval, which were
unanimously adopted and ordered
printed In the newspapers OF the city
OF Albuquerque, tO-wit:
whereas. On the sixth day of
September, in the city of Buffalo, New
York, a cowardly anarchist raised his
murderous hand against the American
nation, fatally %wounding its chief,
President William Mckinley; and
Whereas, President William Me.
Kinley was of the noblest type of
Americans of this nation. having been
n Of its greatest patriots, statesmen,
| diplomats, as well as Presidents; and