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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

Five years ago. when the republican
party succeeded To the control OF ma
tional AFFAIRS. business was stagnant.
credit impaired. currency disordered,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Albuque rque.
Score by Innings.

Score by innings.
Santa Fe .....0 u . q
Albuquerque ...3 o 90 q %
Summary.
Rases ON Balls--On Rhodes, j; on
Haverly, /.
Struck Out-By Rhodes. IL; by HAY
erly. 10.
Two Base Hits Mcdonald.
Three Base Hits-Hellwegg Worries,
Rhodes.
Double Plays-Hellwegg To Worries.
Hit by Pitched Ball--Haverly, Bar
rett. Hale.
Sacrifice Hts-Hale. q. Parsons.
Stolen Bases-Hale. Shirk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

Chronic bronchial troubles and sum
mcr coughs can hc quickly rolivod and
cured 10y Foleys Honey and Tar Al.
varado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

When phrase is coined out Of world
wide human experience II Is APP, to be
brief and expressive. We are "run-
down" we say IN the endeavor to de-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Albuquerque lerekly dili1ru
HUGHES & MCCRElGHT, PUBLISHERS
NEW MEXICO AND STATEHOOD.

Daily .Ciuren. , tyeaf.........''''....s 20 % @,
Weekly. 90 ,,......... ......... o'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

reputation of being hard hitters and
fairly clever boxers so that an inter
escting bout is expected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

1t Is claimed that work will begin ON
the Albuquerque Eastern railroad In
4 short time
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
SAYS SMOKE MADE NEURALGIA.

Smoke gave me the worst case of
neuralgia | ever had said an old
newspaper man in the New Orleans
Times-Democrat, land there are some
rather curious facts connected with
the way in which the thing came
about. | was working in one OF the
progressive towns of the east at the
time. The city department was on the
fifth floor of the building, and the re
porters were crowded into the back
room. BY the way, there is a curious
bit Of premonitlOn connected with the
experience | want to tell about, One
day the city editor said to me: How
on earth would we get out of this
place in case of fire.? | began to look
around and found that about the only
way to get out would be by climbing
on the roof of an adjoining building,
and told the city editor. We laughed
and jOked about the matter for we
never thought seriously of fire. In
less TIM a weeks time | was looking
out the window | saw the engines roll
up to the place We did not pay much
attention to this fact. Suddenly
smoke and flame shot through the door
of the local room and we soon discov-
cred that the whole lower part of the
building was about gone. We could
not get the elevators. The men who
ran them had deserted the building.
The stairways were Choked with fire
and smoke. We were hemmed in. |
remembered the place had found d
few days before and put the boys on
to it, or at least as many of them as
could get to- | then got out myself.
The smoke was stirling | climbed
down over the roof and through an
old rickety elevator shaft. | was I'M
conscious when | got out. Eight lives
were lost in the fire But coming
down to my neuralgia, for good long
time after that | would suffer severely
at just about the time of day that the
fire occurred, The smoke had gotten
into the nerves of my face in some
way. and | guess il took me at least
six months TO get rid Of the trouble.
consulted Il physician about the
matter and he said my suffering was
unQuestionably due to the experience
had In the fire
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
FOREIGN.

Russia adopted new repressiyo
measures In Finland.
Japanese marines are now in posses.
sion of Marcus island,
Lord Salisbury, who Is Ill at Lu-
rerne switzerland, has chills and
govt.
German socialists predict heavy
gain at the coming elections
The sultan's attention was again
called to the Macedonian situation by
Russia
The British government will assess
the south African colonies $500, 1000 900
for expenses of the late war.
Signor Marconi plans wireless
telegraph station in Italy to communi.
cate with Britain and America.
Edmund Jellinck a Vienna bank
"mploy", who has disappeared is al
legged to have embezzled $1,l50.0OO
The steamer Newington narrowly
escaped destruction by volcanic crup-
tion whilo picking up the st Vincent
cable, near ST Lucia
Austria and Germany will doubtless
decline to act ON Secretary Hays sug-
gestion regarding the rrcatment Of
Jews in Roumania
\ report says KIM Edward has al.
most entirely lost the use Of his left
eye. and has also recurrence of the
EQUITY affection Of his throat
The first report Of the royal counts
sion on the effects of martial law in
south Africa recommends the immodi.
ate release of ll@ prisoners.
\ parliamentary return AT Cape
Town shows that 3437 rebels who
surrendered under the peace Droclama.
tton have boon DISTINGUISHED for life
Tho Vienna laedor bank was lie
rraudcd Of s115OO00 by Edmund
jellinok cashiers department. en-.
NloNr who Is believed to have Killed
himself
The Japanese military authorities
AT Ttontsin were officially informed
that tho Shan.HaiKwan New Chwang
railroad will be restored to China
oct TO-
officials Of the Imperial Tobacco
company Of London declare they have
not heard Of any proposition 70 com.
htne with the American Tobacco com.
rany
AZ Nyack y. H. the funeral OF
Harry Etyinge who died at the age
OF SO was held. He was an intimate
OF the elder Boom, Edwin Forrest and
McCullough
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
lNSUL AR.

American troops under Capt Perish
ing captured seven Moro forts,
Twenty-Five natives were killed and
twenty wounded.
Tho republicans of Porto Rico have
rOnOminated FREDERICK Dcgctau to be
Porto Rican commissioner to Wash
ington by n majority of 5S votes over
Borosa, member Of the house OF
delegates
Naval Constructor Taylor left
Washington for Havana to take
charge of tho injured dry dock at
that place. An expert ship filter was
sent from Now York to assist in the
work of repair,
Now England antlimperIalIsts. be
cause of the presidents alleged failure
TO answer communications, accused
certain soldiers In the Philippines
with giving the water cure TO priest
until he died.
Wgr Guidi was ConSoCrated arch
bishop at Rome and viii start at once
for Manila as apostolic delegate.
Monsignor Guidi had another private
audience with ,ne pope, during which
the pontiff further emphasized his de.
sire that tho Philippines question he
SO settled as to render the relations
between Washington and the vatican
moro cordial
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
DOME STtC.

Yale university opened Thursday
with an attendance of $500 students.
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd
Fellows will meet next In baltimore.
Larry Mitchell, aged Is years, was
fatally stabbed in an atrray In Sails.
bury.
Tho treasury department viii re-
loaso SiO,0OO,OO0 To- banks with bond
security.
Owing to lacl, of coal the Washing
ton monument elevator has stopped
ruunisg,
The postoniCc department will ask
FOR $l2,000.O0 for rural free delivery
routes next year.
John Wesley Doyino was hanged for
the murder Of Patrolman Charles ]
Dumohue In baltimore
Director j. w Powell. Of tho bureau
OF othnology OF the Smithsonian in
stitution, is III In Maine,
The total out put of ore from the
mines of the United States for 1901
aggregated $52AS73,2S4,
Tho worlds conference Of Sunday.
school Workers IS to he held at
Jerusalem in April, 1904
Additions made in July swelled the
number OF names on the pouston rolls
beyond tho 100000 mark,
Bank deposits by the people OF the
United States aggregate IS, 500. 900 ,O0O.
an average of Sos per capita,
\ monument erected on Gottysburg
battlefield to the memory Of Gen.
Henry w Slocum was dedicated.
The second trial of James W. Ertle.
90 years old, on the charge of wife
murder, was begun at Portland Ind,
Bert Owen of Mcmillan. Wis shot
and killed himself in the woods. HIS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02

Berlin, Sept. 26.-The Tageblatt
prints letter from Bucharest, capital
of Roumania, dated Sept. %, as fol
lows:
The Washington note came like a
ray of sunshine from stormcloud for
the Jewish population, especially the
Iaoring classes, who conceived the
hope that a favorable turn must result
from the interference of mighty Amer
lea. How naive these unhappy people
are, eagerly reaching for any straw
promising them rescue. But their
jubilation has been of short duration.
The only effect the American note has
had so far is an order, according to
Roumanian newspapers, that no more
emigration passports will be issued
without the usual tax of 81. 1t is
even reported that no emigration pass
ports will be granted, The spirit of
the government is: We are masters
here Nevertheless, it is disposed to
be ponte and considerate towards the
United States. 1t intends to show this
by preventing emigration to the Unit
ed States.
There is much talk here about
Yankee arrogance" but they laughed
in their sleeves so long as the Amer
lean note was without European sup
port, But news that England had fol-
lowed with a similar step caused vex-
alton. If the continental powers act
Jointly it is possible the Roumanian
Jewish question may become acute,
but the government has had much ex-
perience in meeting protests in behalf
of the Jews"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
WITH THE RevoLUTIoNlsTs.

Many persons are fleeing from the
Isthmus of Panama to escape the
threatened lighting,
Venezuela and Great Britain are
threatened with a diplomatic rupture
over the ownership of patOs island
Eighty moro bluojackcts and two
QuiclS-hrlng guns were landed at
Colon from the United states cruiser
Cincinnati.
Gen, Manuel A, Matos leader Of the
Venezuelan royolutIOnists, predicts,
that he will enter Caracas in four
weeks.
An important change in the Peru
Wan ministry is said to be imminent
and will probably terminate the politl-
cal excitement Mt Lima,
United States Naval Commander
Mclean practically took control or
the Panama railroad, The trans
portatlon of Colombian troops on II
regular train was refused
Fifteen thousand Venezuelan gov
arnmcnt troops started by boat from
MaraCaibo to rooCcupy La VIOLA de
Coro, now hold by the royolutionista,
Gen Matos declared for treasury re,
form,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
POLITICAL.

President Roosevelt reached Detroit
and addressed Spanish war veterans.
Iowa republican leauers abandoned
hope that Speaker Henderson Will
withdraw his refusal to run for con
gress
The boom Of Joseph w, Babcock
for speaker of the next house, In the
event Of republican majority is
gaining strength.
David Il. Henderson, speaker or
national house, arrived In Chicago
and repeated his declartion not 10
accept denomination for congress-
Ex-Gov. Horace Boles, in his letter
accepting the democratic nomination
for congress In the third Iowa district
says he will make tariff reform the
sole issue.
The New York republican platform
npholds President looseyclta Philip
pine policy and expresses the hope OF
his denomination, The trust and
tmlR planks are conservative.
President Roosevelt threw down
the gauntlet to the Michigan beet
sugar interests by declaring In his
Detroit speech that Cuban pledges
must be kept by granting reciprocity.
Report on the Kankakee Oll)
asylum scandal by the state charities
board fled at Springfield admits that
& per cent. political assessments were
levied on employees, that illegitImate
children were born to women patients,
and that employees did political work,
The Illinois republican campaign
opened with the Peoria league con
vcntlon Wednesday, Secretary OF
War Root was the principal speaker.
Senators Foraker, DoIIver Fairbanks,
and Brcveridgc are booked for the
state,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
A FEW FROM MANY PLACES.
The increased Importation in Fran,

The increased importation in France
Ct American corn meal is due chiefly
e. its use for fattcnlng geese.
Montgomery Ala, claims to be the
most American city. All its inhabi-
tants except . per cent were born in
this country.
The word tinsel once meant bril-.
limit. shining Milton uses II in this
sense when he speaks of the tinsel-
snppered feet Of Thetis"
Frozen meat, which has been eaten
extensively in Durham South Africa,
slocc he war. is held responsible for
the dyspepsia prevailing in that town.
This is expected TO be a record
month for weddings in England. One
frm has orders for 5000 wedding
rings. The coronation Is. Of course.
responsible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
Finnish Sailor for CONGRESS.

one of the most picturesque candi-
dates nominated for congress so far
is Andrew Furuseth, who aspires to
succeed Julius Kahn. of the fourth
California district Furuseth is q
Prussian Finn, who used to be a sail.
or, and he has sailed pretty much
ovcy stretch of open water in the
world. For years he has been la
Dor agitator in San Francisco. He is
n keen, sharp-yisaged watchdog and
does the full duty assigned him. An
artist seeking studies of faces to
make up a revolutionary crowd would
find in him striking type His
straight baycolored hair is long and
tumbled; his forehead is sharply re
treating; his face has a drawn expires
sion Of intensity, with rarely the trace
OF a smile; his shoulders are angular
and his form Cadaverous. Kansas
city Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
Note Much Discussed.

London, Sept. 26.-Secretary Hay s
Roumanian note is still the subject of
considerable discussion. The Mail
publishes long article by H. Suther.
land Edwards, contending that the
Jews in Roumania suffer no disabili.
ties beyond those applying to all for.
eigners, Their only reason for emf
grating lies in the impossibility of
earning a living owing to the reduc-
ton of wages caused by the thrush of
their prosecuted compatriots from
Russia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02

met at Minneapolis with both en-
plOyes and employers as delegates
Carroll d. Wright, the chief speaker.
declared the coal strike cannot be
arbltrated and that the men will lose
within four weeks.
At Rock Falls, H., Eta Wolfe, who
was tarrcd and feathered for making
love to her br0iner-in.law, John Sci
bart, at the funeral OF her sister. has
married Seibart, and they were at
once orderd to leave town or be-
treated to another dose
The hearing of the motion for a
new trial for Frank c, Andrews at
Detroit was again continued owing
to the absence of Mrs. Addie
Corby, wanted as a witness for the
prosecution, and for whose arrest
Judge Murphy has issued a capias.
AT the Chattanooga presbytery OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
at Whiteyille Tenn, a memorial to
the synod and general assembly was
passed dissenting from the proposed
union with the northern Presbyterians
until the creed Of the latter Is revised.
In panic at the National Negro
Baptist convention, in Birmingham.
Ala Is were killed. A fight In the
church where Booker Il, Washington
and others were speaking started a
stampede. Thirty.eight funerals were
held in one day while over $50 was
raised by white congregations to as
sist in the burial of others.
Commander William S. Cowles, as
sistant chief Of the bureau OF nayiga.
ton and aid to President Roosevelt
was examined in Washington for pro-
motion to the grade Of captain in
anticipation Of a vacancy in that
grade. Commander Cowlcs stands at
the head Of his grade and will be in.
titled to promotion on the first
vacancy.
A satchel containing several hotties
window Of the cell In which Mrs
James Gallagher, accused by her al
legged accomplish, Harry HOlada, OF
the murder of her husband, is con
fined at Iowa City, Iowa The county
officers say it was placed there by n
friend Of the woman to assist her IN
a desire to commit suicide
The Mrs Anna Pulitzer murder
mystery in New York was cleared up
by the discovery that she was killed
in fiat ana her body hidden under
sink. Her clothing was found there.
William Hooper Young the murderer,
was arrested at Derby, Conn, and
a confession made, AnOher man was
declared to be involved and the de
tails are guarded till he Is captured
Acting Postmaster General Madden
has awarded the contract for furnish
Ing stamped envelopes and news
paper wrappers for the postofiice de
partment for the four years beginning
Jan /. 1903, to the Hartford Manu-
featuring company of Hartford, Conn,
1t being the lowest bidder Upward
of $3.OUU,UO0 will be paid this com
pany under the contract. Their bid
Is approximately $4,000 less than the
next lowest.
Lieutenant G.. II, Emmons is ON his
way from Seattle to Washington TO
report upon the finding Of ancient
boundary lines between Alaska and
Canada but refuses to talk until his
report Is made. He says the setting
aside of the Alexander archipelago
for forest reserve will not interfere
with the settlement of the islands of
southeastern Alaska and that de-
Vclopmcnt in all lines will be allowed
to continue. The forests will be
cared for to preserve the smaller
grnwths.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
A WONAN PHILANTHROPY.
Remarkable 5enefactions Q Baroness
Burdett- Coutts

SiXty.five years devoted untiringly
to the distribution Of a vast fortune
for the benefit of the poor-that is the
remarkable record of Angela Georgi-
ma, Baroness Burdett Coutts, the great,
est woman phtlanthropist in English
history, If not in the history OF the
world
The baroness, who was born April
%, 1914. is thus In her eighty.ninth
year She commenced her active phil
anthropic work when she was but %
years old
She was a daughter of Sir Francis
Burdett, one Of the chief liberal poll
ticians of a century ago. Her inheri-
lance OF nearly $4,000. 600 was be
Queathed to her by her stepgrand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
s45. 900 WORTH OF COAL
is Split INTO BAY

Ashland. Wis, Sept. 30.-The giving
way Of the Jones & Adams coal dock
yesterday allowed $4,000 tons OF an
thracite and bituminous coal to be
split iato the bay and did a damage To
the dock which will take thousands OF
dollars to repair. About 1000 tons
will be recovered The loss IS s45,-
0O0.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-02
ROUMANIA DEFIANT
SAYS AMERICAN NOTE WILL BE
DISREGARDED.
AND SCREWS MADE TIGHTER

Even Reported That No More Emisra-
ton Passports Will Be Granted
Jews viii Be Prevented from Com
ing into United States-Much Talk
About Yankee Arrogance.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23
lTo be C~ontinued.)
Mr. n'pawkins.

Anthony Hope. the writer, is known
in society as Mr.. Hope Hawkins. Not
long ago Mrs. Hugh Reid Griffin, the
president of the American Women's
Club OF London, was party to q most
undignified trifing with his most Dig
nifed name. The crush was on in full
swing at one of the clubs receptions,
and Mrs. Grifin's powers az hostess
were taxed to their utmost. There
came the moments pause in the hum
of conversation that follows the ap-
pearance of a celebrity. . All eyes
were turned as the cockney footman
announced "Mr. O'Pawkins." The
hush deepened, but Mrs. Griffin, ami
able and unconscious, extended her
hand and welcomed Mr.. O'Pawkins,
not looking up to see that 1t was Mr..
Hope Hawkins, who was greatly en-
joying the flunkey's arrangement Of
his name.-New York Times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23

In the early part Of October
beautiful fringed gentian may std
found, while the witch hazel ghrl
the thickets of its abode, and, with
seeds OF its last years flowers, n
bards the intruder. Late astes I
fieabanes also lingers and nov |
now and then one of the children Of
spring-a violet or dandelion-sa
begs notice and q tender cares 1
little stranger in an inhospitable vd
But for the most part the flowers \
departed, leaving in quaint and \
drous seed-pods their pledges Of !
return VIXEN spring bids them ava
Country Life in America.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23

White Fann..

Henson took his weary way in the
direction of Brighton. He had but a
few pounds he could call his own, and
not nearly enough to get away from
the country, and at any moment he
might be arrested. He was afraid tn
go back to his lodgings for fear of Mer.
rift. That Merritt would kin him if he
got the chance he felt certain. And
Merritt was n OF those logged, na-
tient types who can wait any time for
the qualification OF his vengeance.
Merritt was pretty certain to be
hanging about for his opportunity. On
the whole, the best thing would be to
walk straight to Brighton Station and
take the first train in the morning To
town. There he could see Gates-wbo
as yet knew nothing-and from him II
would be possible to borrow a hundred
or two. and then get away. And there
were others besides Gates.
Henson trudged for a mile o- mora
owe the downs. Then he came down
from the summit of the castle he was
building with a rude shock to earth
again. A shadow seemed to rise from
the ground, a heavy clutch was on hia
shoulder, and a hoarse voice was In his
ear.
Got youl" the voice said. "T knew
tney,d kick You out yonder, and I
guessed you'd sneak across the downs
And I've fairly COPIED you!"
henson's knees knocked together.
physically, he was q far stronger ana
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23
The AIIusion Not Meant.

The late John P. Altgeld vas fond
OF telling this story, although it was
n on himself:
Al the time he was governor of iii.
nois, some distant relatives, farmers
In an Eastern state, called upon him.
WITH his usual affability, he did all he
u to make their sojourn with him
very agreeable.
Some time later his friends, who had
killed q pig, sent him a beautiful ham
n a letter in which he read:
We felt, after all your Kindness
that we could not cut up the pig with.
u thinking of you."-New York
Times. oAA
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-10-23
He Had More Patients.

DR.. Abraham jacob, of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons, believes
that too many young doctors are let
loose upon an unsuspecting public
without giving due study to the dis
eases Of children. Now, pediatrics is
DR.. Jacobs speciality. He tells this
story:
A friend entered the office of a young
physician and said that he had just
been delayed by two funerals.
And whose funerals were they?"
asked the physician.
They were those Of the patients
you saw yesterday" replied the friend.
That a hardly be-" said the young
doctor. You remember | had three
patients yesterday" New York
Times.