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The Washington times., 1901-12-31
CURRENT PRESS COMMENT.
Quite the Rererse.
No Fight. for Til. Jnh.

Boston Giobe-Not shirker. anyway
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

If the Cubans viii only try and got
their patriotism on straight all may
be forgiven.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Slack entertained n num-
ber Of friends on Friday last with pro-
gressive euchre. The first hOnors we're
carried off by Miss Flora Eccard and Mr..
f. Campbell and the booby prizes, which
caused much laughter among the guests,
were presented to Mrs. Sam Houston and
Mr.. Monday. After instrumental and vo-
cal selections were rendered the guests
rs.a ired to the dining room. where re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clokey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crimes OF Georgia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Sterry, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pit
kin. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houston. Mr. aud
Mrs. Monday. Mrs. Taylor. OF Philadel-
phia, Pa: Mr.. F. Campbell and Mr.. O'Ban-
non, and Mr.. and Mrs. Slack.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

The redoubtable boss of Tammany
seems to be getting ready TO take
his dose of Belmont without wincing.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

q. DR. and Mrs. Teunls S. Hami:n will re-
ceive as usual on New Year Day, from 3 to
6. at 1906 Connecticut Avenue. In the
evening from s TO II they viii give the
second and last reception to the congre-
cation, for which only public invitation
is extended. After the 1st of January
they will be at home Monday afternoons
after o'clock
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

The Herndon Cotillion Club will give its
second of a series of cotillions Wednesday
evening. January 1. Mr.. Barbour Hutch
inson will lead. dancing with Miss Mabel
Walker, of Washington
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

President Castro is in fair way
toward knowing how il feels to be
the present Mr. Croker.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George McLanahan enter
,aiued dinner company Saturday night
in honor of Miss Alice Rochester and Cap
tain Fenton, L. S. A. who are to be mar
ried January :. The additional guests
were Miss Wilson. Miss Siebert. Miss Nc
Lanahan. Captain Langhorne. Capt. Powell
Clayton. jr. Mr.. John Siebert. and Mr..
Bradley Martin, jr., of New York.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

The Misses RUSSELL of Herndon. Va,
entertained few friends at progress
i've games of games" Thursday evening,
December &c Among those present were
the Misses Hill, Misses Alice Bell. victo-
rine Johnson of Washington, and Messrs.
Hymen. Moore and Hill of the same ciIy;
Mr.. Barbour Hutchinson. of Chantily,
Va, and the Messrs. Buell. Of Herndon.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

The Swiss Minister gave his usual
Christmas reception to the Swiss resi-
dents OF the Capital at the Legation on
Sunday afternoon As customary. the fls-
tiyities opened with the singing OF the
Swiss national hymn, followed by the
Star -Spangled Banner" Refreshments
were served and each guest received a
gift.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31
Mrs and Miss Patterson, 20 Iowa Circle,
have cards out for Thursdays in January.

Senator and Mrs. Hanna gave a dinner
Sunday night in honor OF Mr.. T. F..
Rhodes. of Boston, brother of the hostess.
and his wife, who are house guests for the
holidays In the company were Justice
and Mrs. White. Senator and Mrs. Wet
more. the Assistant Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Boardman. MIR. and Mrs. Lowell, Of Bos-
ton. Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger. Morse
Stephens, OF Cornell University, and Mr..
Bancroft.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mrs. Finley. Of Connecticut Avenue.
gave small dance at Rauseher's. last
night, to enable the frieRds Of her young
daughter to meet their guest. Miss Jack
SON. of Newark. y. J. The ballroom was
decorated with holly wreaths red shaded
lights and palms.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mrs John r. c. Batchelder and Miss
Blanche Batchelder. OF Lynn. Mass, are
spending the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Corson and their
daughter, at their cottage on Seventeenth
Street.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mrs. Enoch Tottcn was the hostess last
night at beautiful dance given TO cele-
hrate the coming OF age Of her Youngest
son, Mr.. Gerald Totten. The eighty guests
came in fancy dress and were received by
Mrs. and Miss Totteu Mr. EnOch TOtteH.
and the son in whose honor the pretty af-
fair was given. Christmas flowers deco
rated the drawing rooms and dining
room. whe~e a midnight supper was
served
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L Glover will not
tie at home Thursdays in January, owing
to their permanent removal from she city.
They Will be pleased to see their friends
at 21O4 Oak Street Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mrs. A. Hart and Mrs William NJ. Bass
will be at home Thursdays in January and
February at zoos Kalorama Avenue, Wash
ington Heights Next Thursday they win
have with them Mrs. ~ d. Frank and
Mrs Gilbert Hart. of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Governor and Mrs. William 4 Stone
have recently returned to Pennsylvania
from n three weeks journey through Old
Mexico They made the trip in the pri-
vate ear The Rambler and were accom-
panied By a congenial party OF Pennsyl-
vanians They visited New Orleans and
other Southern cities en- route.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mrs. Charles E Foster will give a tea
January 3.
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Miss Rivinus entertained at tea yes
tnrllr. n q inrrnnr
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Poor enter
tanned at dinner last night, where the
young people gathered about the flower
decked table were Miss Ashton, Miss
Webb Miss Wari, Miss Hoban, Miss Lor-
ing. Miss Anita Poor. Mr.. Wyeth. Mr.
Rouss Eau, Mr.. Bingham. DR.. Clayton
Lieutenant Poor and Mr. Mitchell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
CARLSBAD


From the Argus.
!. g. Crozicr has been made general
agent OF the Syndicate Oh company
and leaves for Colorado points on "a
three weeks business trip In the in.
tercst Of that corporation.
The ladies ot thn hospital board will
give an entertainment some time In
August for the benefit of that institu.
ton They have ordered another 500
paid on the huilC ings and expect 10
clear enough to liquidatc.
The Standard oil management has
completed a deaf with the syndicate
company for 100 acres of the lntter's
holdings. n section y. about i've miles
west ~ town. and will put down the In
itlal well ON the purchase,
The pecos Valley Standard oil com.
pany sent ont a CIRCULAR late last week
announcing that the first 10000 shares.
which were to BE- sold at 20 cents per
share and the money used for dcyel
opmont purposes has been all sold
and that another 10000 shares viii
bc placed ON the market az 80 cents
\ share,
Leroy Poole. tho l9.year.old son NJ
| o. - Poole. Of Mcmillan. was drown
/ ed lnst sunday in the Ppyos. Details
Of the accident are very mcagrc. but II
seems the young man was bathing ln
/ the river just nj the mouth Of IN,
| pOnasco. and getting out at his depth
/ iu the swift current was drowned. ne
/ he was unable 90 swim. The deccas
/ cd was very popular boy and many
| friends mourn his death and uffcr sym
! pathy To- his bcroaycd & mily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle.
NJ u. Mintcr and wife were Mp from
Roswell visiting friends
The base ball lame between Whit,
oaks team and camp 2S railroad team
has been postponed to August
Chns null has returned from vie
" to Santa RuFalia hot springs. Mcxi
co whore he went for the benefit " nj.
health
Chris Wager has struck some yer,
rich copper ore on one Of his prospect.
iu Lone mountain. The lead rs about
thirtynyo feet wido.
nr Thurman Williams aud his sls
ter. Miss Ella williams. loft Tor Chick
aEhn Indian Territory.
The Lincoln baptist association con
ycncs az this place August 3. ana vii
continue 10 ana including the 10th
4 large attendance is expected
MrH Ruhor, Barr and her two young
est children. Mckinley aud Ellen. az,
in IN, city yiaiiing Mrs Bars sister
Mrs Jane GALLAGHER They live 40 30
uanga. Ark
Ferdinand Spllko. uf Jicarilla. on,
among the frat settlers NJ that camp
diod ~ old axe Mr. Spike was O.
Russian hy birth but had boon cit
izon uf tho United states for q great
many years tie was Union soldier
in the war of the rebellion and mad,
q crCditahlo record In the service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
IvIoeNce aecUMuLATlNe.
Many Charges % BE Made Aqains,
Robert l. Sunaer, the Mail Thief.


Robert L. Sunoer, the Mail Thief
Since publishing The item In Tho
Citizen recording tho arrest of Robert
J.. sumner. for larceny uf the United
StatpF malls. AMI his subsequent or
Ialpumrut many new complaints have
been made tu roatOniCo inspectors
DUrnu pul Smthrs hy mcrrhauta and
residents uf thu CITY. who claim that
their rem ttuncrF at checks. money
orders ana currency tu foreign credit.
utH have not reached their proper Dies
tlu6tiuuH 10 appears TINT the most uu
fortunate people 90 this Ciiy are ttc
railroad men. who each mouth send
dues eco their .nt,tiyg lud .oH in va
riuus parts of tho country. nnl lea q
few instances WIN ro tho money luilcd
Co reach the BCHi Charles ~ these cor
Enn cations Tor two or three months
c0uHpputiy'i- tho members were oh.
ligod to uncr suspension from the
orders. rhp INSPECTORS have made
good use NJ their time since the arrest
NJ sumner vest lay aud up "a the
present writing they have received
between thirty 9ud forty complaints
regarding IN" irregularities In the
mail service tr,m tho movements Of
the postal official 10 U inferred that
further dcyelUpm Gts viii be- made la
day or twu aud long chain az
charges or likrly 60 ho hrapcd upon
the already oyri hurdvnch shoulders ~
sumner It B understood that the
charges To- be- pr iorrDd against him
are that q tampcrlng opening steal
ing hunting Pul destroying United
Stpios malls
This me, ming. Miss Dolores otcro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
SAN MARcIAL.

From the Rec.
George c. ELY has sold to W. !. Han.
ma ahon, forty e. res Of pasture land
lying short distance north Of town
Consideration $500
Frank johnson recently secured a
tease at twenty two sections uf the Ar
mandaris grant adloining his ranch
aud has ordered carload OF wire tn
fence the great tract.
Tho frame building that was once
the property ~ George Virgin and was
occupied aB residence for a number
uf years by ~. x Mattress. Is being
torn down hy Frank Johnson and the
good lumber taken tO his ranch. lt Is
an old landmark where Ia tho early
days Mrs W. a. Vcncill conducted "a
restaurant and for time the postof
fee
The Cato and Horse Protection as
sociatl0n Of central New Mexico has
had printed quarter sheet poster
bearing the brands OF every member
AT the association and notice Of re-
ward OF $500 90 be- paid 90 any person
giving information that will lead 10 the
conviction Of any person or parsons
for the unlawful handling Of animals
having said brands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
SLICK swiNoLeR.


a "Cattleman From Texas" Worked
the People ~ las Cruces.
several weeks ago H STRANGER arriv
nd un the rvuninE train from Ei pasu
says ihu nuua Ann County Republican
The next murniug boz quietly proceeded
tp get acquainted Boa las Cruces 80
stated that hc wHH 70 Cattloman from
Gonzales Texas ulain, hy name aud
was on q deal fui ono of the " "
Cox ranches
Opinion differs aH Co whether be- had
any money when be- arrived or not
Ruur being in town several DAYS be-
Wvht out to the san Augustine ranch
aud when he came back be- had up
wards OF 81 900.
Mr. blaine WIS a very good talkor
and had o iondn 'ss for gambling tie
gut a number Ut Itupln to endorse his
checks without much trouble simply
SAYING lu an on hand manner that be-
had not been home Tor Some little time
and hts funds we're rrtting low aud he
guessed ho would have Co chcck ou his
hDmo bank Tho "pBttlomnn from Tex
as also agreed a. take ont 10000
insurance policy un hia life. and tho
focal agent was so tirklpd ho endorsed
"a nice little check and also introduced
him to several flcada who likcwis,
endorsed
The chncka began tn return sunday
but In tho meantime M Hlninc ipn
fgr El Peso several days before and
70 iH supposed hu made q ir.p 90 Mex
ico. The words nu funds drprrriaic
The checks 10 only small value as
curiOFitioa. but their number cycn
makes that value small Its home
bank rendered tho further informn
ton thpt Mr. blaine had not been
there since seven years before. when
he i"t 90 Hcryn ponitcutiary sent.
once
The amount hu got ia estimated at
about $500. although dchatahlo por.
ton of u was spent over tho gaming
tables.
Ills victims number about dozen
cor more. whose ~ mes du not look we'll
ON such list ns some are good bust
ness men
The facts seem go be- that Blaine has
wealthy relatives az Gonzales Texas.
but nc himself lH an OUTLAW AMI HCnpo.
grace and whether his people fx the
matter up remains to be- seen.
lu the meantime las Cruces people
are ready tor the next high ROLLER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
SPRINGER

From the Sentinel
ht The administrator sale Of al,
Dorsey estate. located Mt chic,
Springs the property was sold 20 $
Flucrhcim Tor 81 bnn
Mf1. Goblin. who was disappointc,
,n securing the range she had expect
od to get, is now out with a surveyor
looking for another location Tor hci
stock.
The social given hy the Ladies' AID
society at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage i'm honor of Mr.. aud Mrs
d. l.. Mecncm WAS largely attended
aud a very pleasant aud appreciate,
AFFAIR
While Miss Alldrcdgc was out
horseback riding. accompanied by
George Webster was thrown from he
horse aud badly shaken mp but not
seriously hurt.
About sixty Cheyenne Indians who
were passing through from the rescr
walton in Oklahoma 10 Taos, whore
they visited the lucblos and gave au
Indian dance in the opera house.
Mrs Collins accompanied boy her
EOn Cecil. returned from Las Vegas
She has been absent about Eve months
on account OF sickness. but her health
rs greatly improved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
LYNCH HIM."


Shouted Angry Londoners Who IN.
vested IN a Mining Company
London july 80 81 "a meeting ~
creditors to day aud subsequent
meeting of HhaI pholdcrs of the stand.
ard Exploration company. one uf tho
mining CDucoruB Fnown aH the whit
thkci Camp group the ofHclal receiver
mod, such astounding revelations
thnt be- drew from the excited share
huldDia demands tor lynohing 90 tho
persons implicated The receiver said
The lImatyd assets we're farcicnt
The company started with cash cap
itnl 81 $500 600. bat the directors took
lit'lt interest in the compn"y.H mines
and devoted themselves tu stock Ga.
rhnngg speculation. And that's
where your mon - has gone said tho
receiver "fii total profits from
speculation at g3s 600. LOSSES $3.50.
COO 'Arr those meg attn "a large
Hhout"d the shatoholdors yes. they
prc.' came tho answer. and immcdi.
ntcly those present rose Co their feet.
some body shouting Lynch him n
wBs on CN itlng moment fOr Lord Pei
nam Clinton. Gene. al Cough Calthurpo
and 90 hct who we're attending the
meeting 4 storm at angry cries and
hi.acs broke out but the receiver I'm
ally urC led 10 calming the share.
hnldDH hy uromi ing them every pro.
lection possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
wINsLow.
Fire Victims Thank Firemen-F ather
connelly's Pienie--o'kelly Has
Returned.
From tho MN

From the MAIL
Julius Lesser mas returned from his
mining claims near Congress.
Dick Wiggin lost by Ere his clubhouse
Tuesday. the 10th. Narrow escape 20
other property
Mrs Kelly feels grateful to the Are
lads for saving her homo and wishes
90 publicly express her thanks to them
and others.
Il rained on Monday within q few
miles Of Winsl0w. In every direction
north south, east and west. About
forty drops fell ia Winslow.
n. s Biy. Frank Daino. John Mobiles
and Mr.. Pope. all largely Interested
in sheep. were Ia the city the first OF
the week Tor a few days.
Bouiguu Lopez. manager of the Con
cho hotel aud member of the boNrd
Of supervisors of Apache county, aud
'amily spent a few days In Winslow
during the week guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. !, j. Garcia
Married. in Wlnslow. on the 18th
inst 10y Rev. J. Nelson. Arthur W.
Flocklngor 10 diss Emma C. Lee. Both
the contracting parties are well known
IN Winslow and are aa popular as they
are wCll known.
On the l3th inst. Mrs. King. Of this
city received a letter from Mrs. Emma
Phillips stating that Mr.. Phillips was
taken sick after leaving here and is
| now IN the hospital NJ Iiisbeo. Mr..
and Mrs Phillips have the sympathy
nf u8 all
Among the volunteers at the late Ere
In WinsloW none did better work than
| Charley Hawkins. Tie was the lead
m.ai on the hose and Ia the most per.
| luus position. Ills steady nerve IN
| the face ~ danger saved the home OF
Mrs. Kelly and other property.
Hon T. j. OKcily arrived from a
trip cast on the 18th The financial
wisdom Of Wall street has made him
conservative. No talk. How the gen
crDus freeze under the glitter OF the
golden ratio. tie did not deny con
tact with Messrs. Morgan. Rockofcl
| Ter ~ al
Father Connolly gave his annual pic
nlc for the little folks OF Wnslow last
/ Tuesday The Father makes no dis
/ tuctiun on occasions of this kind. al
are cordially invited irrespective o
/ creed or belief Almost every chill,
/ In Winslow awaited themselves Of Tn,
! opportunity for a days outing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
CAPTAIN
From the progress

From the progress.
j. Quinliyin. N Alamogordo b. in
Captain looking after the brick and
stone work on tho new school BUILDING.
NJ. and Mrs. g. N, Bryan spent last
Sunday amidst the sylvan delights
Of the picturesque nouito. They 90.
port landing a goodly number 81
specklod beauties while on their day b
outing
J. y. O'COnnoll the popular book
keeper Tor the Southwestern hercan'
tile company az North Captain, 10 Just
recovering from o. very severe attack
of typhoid fever tie iH able "a De-
about some and hopes 90 resume his
duties al an early date
A. the walls of the new school
building AZ this place are raised and
the beauty of tho new ediice gradual
~ reveals itself g. the admlring gaze
~ the public a pride ~ Justly felt iu
the rapid progress that has been made
along educational lines hy the new
town of Captain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
LAS CRUCES.

From Iona Ana County Republican
Mrs. Alice l.. Cowan aud family
have moved tu las Cruces from Organ
90 reside here permanently.
Numa Raymond has been confined 10
his room for number OF days by an
attack at rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mills left for
Socorro In response to a Telegram that
their little baby. who h. with It's grind.
parents. ~ sick
Joe Carrier. a hruthorin-law az RIA.
mon Nevaroa, returned from the Al.
huauorque Indian school the first of
the present week at which place he
had been attending school Tor the past
year.
John RoRardus. the contractor be
gun on the construction Of hveroom
cottago Tor Mrs noyor and Mrs. v g
Barkar. adjoining tho property ~ Ma
jor ilcwollyn ON the north. w "
brown. of kansa cry. was the arrhi
torl The cottage ia to have bathroom
clorota unl many other modern con
Yonioncca.
Harvey t.yter ai rived In town and q
experimenting the burning Of l15OO'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

The force of electricians. sent here
last Saturday by the j. n seaman
Electric Co. Of Chicago 10 striug the
wires in the Alyaiudo hotel ana depot
are hard % % thHfc days. and IL they
keep up heir present gait Tor about
ten days they will hav" complcicd
their lnborg here They are nrst elias.
workmen and know how lu take all
vantage Of the work
Architect Charles y WhIttlcscy viii
probably return from his California
trip noNt sunday when ~ DIS expected
tho wiring Of the hotel viii De- com
plotod. and az ho inspectH tho work
and places his stamp uf approval
thereon. the fathers. plaaicrcrs and
carpenters viii 50 tu work hnishins
the interior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
e. PAso 8 sock ISLAND
Progress and characterization and
Their elevations on the New Line.

Progress and characterization and
Their Elevations on the New Line.
From reliable information u is
learned that tho building of the III
pasu A Rock Island railroad 90 con.
meet with the Chicago. Rock Island a
Pacific railroad at Santa Rosa rs be-
ing pushed rapidly. and that II Is eN.
pected that connection with the
latter road will pe made ON December
I. 1904, aud that through trains Will
then be- running from Chicago 20 El
paso. Texas. The distance to CARR
500 station from ~ PasO north iH li2
miles At CarTiZozo station the El
pasu a Northeastern will connect with
the El paso a Rock Island and the dis
lance 90 santa Rosa. where cOnnec.
ton with the chicago. Rock Island A
Pacific railroad will be- made Is 1870
miles Twenty-Five miles Of this cNten.
sion have been fully constructed and
work trains are being operated over
this distance. ScyCntyhvc miles Of
grade have been finished and II b. cX-
pcctcd that the grade will reach Santa
Rosa within six weeks and that the
laying uf rails will follow rapidly, So
that by December I coming, active
operation OF the road can commence.
The following are the stations tn be-
established ON the M paso a Rock
island railroad between CarriZO2u and
Santa Rosa aud their elevations;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Crop Conditions 81 Reported BY Ma.
tionai Weather bureau.


tional Weather Bureau.
Washington Ju'y DO Tho weather
bureau report r. weekly summary ~
the crop condition. says
Intense heat prevailed the greater
part uf the week. throughout the con.
trail valleys bat tho temperature lur.
INK the last three days we're more
moderate Good rains have fallen
over a large part OF the dfUuth area
be- The Mississippi and upper Missouri
valleys huj tho drouih conditions
become more serious in tho Ohio val.
lUy pui tennessee. whore che week
has hngn rnln'oaa except in few locali
tloH. ln thp Atlantic coast districts
The weather conditions have been gen.
orally favorable except over portions
~ tho Carollnas aud virginia where
rain lH now needed Conditions were
also favorable Ou che Pacific coast
recent rains hpvr improved The lato
corn Zoo portions uf Nebraska kansas.
Oklahoma and Missouri but The early
crop was practically ruined before tho
rain came lu the great corn states
east Of tho Mississippi river. except
over orthrrn Illinois thH irDuih and
excessive hoBt iaH continued with
disastrous effect upon corn. which is
now Zoe % critical condition ln central
Texas. tho cuttUn crop continues 60
need ain