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Ladies' Literary Club.

A programme of especial Interest was
presented az the meeting of the Ia
dies Literary club last Friday. The
topics handled were all in re-
gard 10 the subject of education, and
a carefully prepared paper presenting
both sides of the elective system OF
studies was given by Mrs. c. +. Allen
In support of the elective system, Mrs,
Allen said that the age demanded spe-
eial preparation. This is an age or
specialization, and the man who does
not prepare carefully on one point Will
not succeed. The twentieth century Is
10 be the century of individuality. and
the man as an individual must develop
one talent thoroughly.
For the opposite side the speaker held
that the best test OF an education Is
its effect on character. and hence the
real education Is tie all-round educa-
ton. We grow by doing the hard as
well as the easy things, and the child
or the adult who can choose his studies
is in danger of choosing only those
which he likes 20 do, No man should
be called educated whose studies have
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Council Of Jewish Women.

The Council of Jewish Women held
the first meeting for the opening club
year on Wednesday afternoon at the
b, b. lodge rooms. The business IN
eident 10 the opening Of the year was
transacted, and the plans for work
were more fully discussed. a special
meeting viii be held Tuesday at
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Harry
CAM, 81 Seventh East street As bust
ness of importance is to be transacted,
a full attendance is desired.
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TEE sAlr LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY, OCTOBER T. 1902

end of this week. Many newcomers
can also be interested in the work. If
any one is overlooked In the notices,
or is doubtful about the place TO send
contributions, they are requested 10
send them TO Mrs. Nelden, l1T2 East
First South street. The contribution
OF two new articles for man, woman,
child underwear preferred or house,
or any dpnation in money once a year
is all that Is required for membership
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Woman's Club.

The first meeting for the year Of the
Woman's club was held Tuesday after
noon In the city and county building
The new president, Mrs. A b. Satret.
made a short opening talk, and ashne
review Of the Los Angeles biennial vas
given by the clubs delegate, MISS
Ruckbee.
The club will begin the study OF
French history. and the opening paper
dealing with the history OF Gset Ifpn
b. G. 10 752. will be given by Mrs,
Gatreli.
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gramme was presented Mrs. NJ A
Breeder was the chairman of the day.
and her mother, Mrs. S. Nj. Day. gave
a most Interesting sketch OF the lives
OF her ancestors in the early days OF
Kentucky. Mrs. John T. Hurst or og-
den, who was a guest OF the society.
read two very clever short stories OF
negro life IN Kentucky. ana Miss VIII
hanson furnished several piano seleeT
tons. The November meeting VIZ De
held at the home of Mrs. Esther Jones,
and Mrs. Lily Kenyon viii be the
chairman
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Nsedlework Guild.

The presidents and directors OF the
Neediework Guild are again reminded
that Il has been decided to continue
the work this year. They are urged
to send notices TO all former members
that donations should be sent by the
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The Woman's Republican club will
have a card party at Mrs, Ezra Thomp-
sons. SIC Brigham street. Wednesday.
Oct. Is.
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Daughtsrs Of American Revolution.

Uaugltefs OF Aalsl sC''ll ~ 0''
The October meeting Of the ID. Al r.
was a most delightful one. 1t was held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. George A. Lowe. and fine pro-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Stopped the heathens.

zee Yot and zee Que. two almond
eyed celestals who were bound for
Alamogordo last night. were stopped
by the Chinese inspector. who demand
ed their presence today at the custom
house. The certificates presented by
the celestials didn't look good to
him" so he ordered them to put OF
their journey until "manyana." Today
they will have an opportunity to ex.
plain. They both speak good Chi
nese" English, and were very emphat.
ic about having lived twenty-fodr years
in the United States.
One said: Gee kills! what for me
no hab tificate. Me lib in United States
twenty-five year. Me lib 'Flisco. Ali.
iona an New Mexico. Lib lei Paso
heap long time. Inspector he nc say
'tificate no good. He no say good Just
say come custom house tomollow
Dam l"--Deming Headlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
WYSONG-NlCHOLSON.
William Wysong and Miss Carrie Nicn.
olson Married.

Saturday night ut the home OF Chas.
l.. Nicholson, lis South Arno street,
occurred a pretty wedding, the princi-
pals OF which were William Wysong
and Miss Carrie Nicholson. Rev. Mark
Hodgson performed the marriage cere.
mony.
Both young people are from Indiana.
The bride came to Albuquerque In
July and has since made her home
with her brother. who Is principal of
the Second ward public school and
lives on South Arno street, where the
wedding occurred.
The groom arrived in the city Thurs.
day He Is an enterprising. promising
young man, and Is to be congratulated.
The newly married couple expect &c
reside In Albuquerque.
Those present at the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moore, Mr.. and
MRS. w. J. Morning, Mrs. Norman
Misses Lillian and Verna Norman. Eff
fie and Cecil Mount, Edith Morning
Mr.. Coach and Mr.. Barton and Mr.,
Chas. Nicholson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23

town won. The many friends Of Roy
and Bert find great deal OF satisfac.
ton In the fact that these two players
had to their credit FIVE of the eight
hits made by the Santa Fe team, Bert
securing three out of four times up
and Roy two out of four times up. As
usual they played an erroriess game.
George Il. Roe. the Santa Pc district
passenger and freight agent. with
headquarters at III Paso, come In from
the south this morning. accompanied
by his son. Harold Roe. They were
pleasant callers at The Citizen Office
this morning. and today Mr.. Roe Is
around among the local shippers Of the
Santa Fe. They will go north to Las
Vegas tonight, and before returning
thtis way will visit all the principal
towns north Of this city.
Major w. II. Bailhache and family
who were for about ten years residents
Of New Mexico and who left here some
years ago for California. are now resi-.
dents OF Coronado City. Major Bail.
hache is Chinese inspector In the Gus
tom Office at San Diego. He was pub.
Usher and editor of the Albuquerque
Review in the early sos. a paper long
since defunct.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Picture Rocks Of the indians.

While passing my vacation In the
foot hills of the Sandla mountains at
a little Mexican village. Las Placitas,
was informed that on the top OF near
by hills there are lodges of rocks COW
cred with picture writing. Being anx-
ious to see the same joined party IL
visit them. Arriving at the place !
found n ledge of rocks at the apex of
the hills. These stratliied rocks, on
account Of the lapse OF centuries have
been disintegrating. Judging from the
formation of the surrounding hills and
mountains these rocks no doubt belong
to the Paleozoir age. The south face
of the rocks is covered with etched pie
ure writing. representing birds, ami
mails. reptiles, men geometrical figures,
arrows, the human hand and one draw
ing very similar to the Aztec calendar
stone IN the museum at Mexico City.
The dlscoloration and disintegration
of these etched rocks Is sufficient evil
dence of the great antiquity OF the pic
ture writing A popularity OF these
rocks Is that the etchlngs .re not dis
colored. In an arroyo at the base OF
these hills, teeth ten inches long and
very large bones have been discovered.
MAY l.. KRAFT.
pnruoIiiIo Nav Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
The BernaIillo Feast.
Special Correspondence

oPttIul Correspondence.
Bernalilo. Aug. 15.-Last Saturday.
August 8 and Sunday, August 10, were
great days for the Mexican people of
Bernalillo and surrounding places.
Saturday evening the patron saint.
San Lorenzo. was borne to the home
of the man In whose possession IT, had
been for year Before this the wor.
shippers danced the matechines dressed
in Indian fashion. They went from
bonfire to bonfire kindled about town
and many had little tables from which
various things were sold. Sunday was
indeed great festival day. The mate
chimes danced again in holiday attire
The Mexican people held open house
and many were gratutiously Toasted
that day in a hospitable way. Trul.
August 10 was well remembered by
all the Mexican people. Bernalillo was
crowded with visitors. many of whom
had to stand up on their return home
Since your correspondents residence
in Bernalillo she has never seen such
crowd at Bernalillo depot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
THE MINE ACCIDENT.
How the Two Miners Were injured In
the Hazleton Mine.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Cerrillos. N. NJ, August 16.--Plcking
out a missed shot was the cause OF 8
frightful accident which occurred on
one OF the properties Of the Hazleton
group Of mines, about mile from San
Pedro. yesterday afternoon about 4;30
O'Clock.
T.. ]. Trotter and Frank Wilson were
az work In a shaft taking out shot
that had missed fire the day before,
when the charge exploded and Trotter.
who was working over the hole. re-
ceived its full force and such injuries
were infiiced as to make his recovery a
matter OF grave doubt. His left arm
was fearfully shattered and torn. so
that II had to be amputated just below
the elbow joint; the bones OF the
right hand was fractured In two
or three places, and right eye was
burned aud cut by flying rock so that
the sight Is totally destroyed, while
the left eye was blown out entirely.
He was otherwise badly burned and
cut about the legs and body.
Wilson's injuries are not so severe
He was cut by flying rock about the
face and his eyes were burned, but nc
fears for his recovery are entertained
Trotter and Wilson both came here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
GOOD SOAKING.
Southeastern New Mexico Gets Gener'
Gus Rain that Makes Stock
men Rejoice.

Everything is soaking In the Captain
section of New Mexico and as a result
cattlomen and farmers are correspond
ingly happy. The drouth which had
threatened To cut crops of all kinds
short and seriously cripple the stock
interests in that section is well and
truly at an end.
At an early hour Thursday afternoon
clouds began to obscure the heavens
ani by night steady downpour of
rain was falling upon the dry and
parched earth. which continued on
through the entire night. 1t is still
raining and the prospects are that the
country will get one of the best soak
ings 1t has had in years before the
present wet spell is over. While many
portions of Lincoln county have en-
joyed local showers previous 10 this
time this Is the first general rain that
has fallen In that section In over six
months.
The present wet spell will be worth
thousands Of dollars to the county In
the way of increased crops and through
preventing loss OF cattle on the
ranges.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Uncertainty Of Base Ball.

II Is the uncertainty of base ball
that makes II so fascinating to the
American people. When q game Is
started, although a team seems to have
a veritable cinch. II IL not generally
the case. Take for instance the three
leading teams of New Mexico-Santa
Fe. Las Vegas ard Albuquerque. In
the opening game Of the season be-
tween Albuquerque and Santa Fe the
former were easy victors. A return
game was played and Santa Fe turned
the tables on tie Browns. Then tina
Browns went over to Las Vegas and
defeated that team with sucS ridicu.
lous ease that the game was almost .
farce. A few days later Lamar played
the same Las Vegas team and the lat
ter were easy vic.ors. Lamar then
came to Albuquerque and took three
straight. And then to prove the Asscr-
ion that no team has cinch Santa Fe
went to Las Vegas yesterday and were
easily defeated. Now the question
arises. which team 10 the champions Ct
the territory? .SstE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
SANTA re COURT.
Pablo Amanda Files suits-The Deser
ant Cases Settled.

suit was filed yesterday in the dis
trict court of Santa Fe county by Pab-
10 Amanda VS., BTanlio Gallado. to re-
cover on a note for $1,100, which, with
interest. etc. now amount to 81 5S23.
that being the amount sued for. A
second suit was filed in the district
court for Santa Fe county by Pabla
Amanda VS.. II. NJ. Carley to recover a
debt for merchandise sold the defend
ant and for money paid as endorser of
note for defendant for $720.92, with
interest, damages and costs.
The Deserant cases that have been
pending in the district court OF Santa
F'e county for several years and that
grew out OF the deaths OF several min.
ers and injuries received by others
through an explosion OF the mines at
Madrid in Santa Fe county several
years ago, and which were all filed
against the Cerr!llos Coal Railroad
company, have been settled aud dis
missed. But one of the cases first fled
namely, the one OF Josephine Deser
ant ct al vs.. the Cerrillos Coal Rail
Todu coinpahy, as TEST caSe, was hico
in the district court Of Santa FEE coun
ty The decision in the lower court
was for the defendant. but this was
reversed by the supreme court of the
United States. and remanded for 6
new trial The litigation In the case.
has now been closed and settled
| There were ten cases In all. and it II
understood that the sum In settlement
OF these by the Cerrillos Coal Rail
road company amounts to $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23

Men ana women. young and old. OF
every rank In life. freely admit that
they are more conscious OF overtaxed
than at any other season.
When such n condition Is enper-
fenced, Paine's Celery Compound af-
fords advantages and results that no
other remedy can cffer with honesty
1t vigorously cleanses the blood and
regulates the tardy circulation. II
strengthens and encourages the kid
neys and enables them to filter from
the blood all waste and morbid mat
ters; 1t secures strong. firm nerves,
gives sweet and natural sleep to the
nerve-tired and brainweary. In word.
Paine's Celery Compound IL true
summer life giver and health builder.
Mr. Il. NJ Stephenson, of the American
Baptist Publication society. III Wa
bash avenue, Chicago H.. says
Il used Paine's Celery Compound for
an acute attack of nervous prostration
of engagements ahead. | took 1t ac-
cording to directions. and kept on till
two bottles had been used. All trem-
bling. throbbing, and vertigo dlsap.
peared the first week. kept on with
my engagements after that week and
gained all the time. From the start my
appetite improved. and | assimilated
my iood and increased In weight. The
Compound strengthened my voice also.
preventing WEAKNESS in speaking and
singing. a very noticeable effect was
the strengthening of the eyes, making
II easy to read on the trains"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
VICTORY FOR VEGAS.
The Team from Santa Fe Defeated at
Las Vegas Yesterday.
Special Correspondence.

800 ~SS~S
Special Correspondence.
Las Vegas. Aug. 17.-The Santa Fe
Centrals went down before the Vegas
ball team this afternoon by the score
of III to 6. II was one OF the hardest
as well as the best games Of the sea.
son. The battery for Santa Fe was
Flaherty. Of Vegas. and Parsons.
Rhodes and Moran did star work for
Las Vegas. First inning, Levin. left
field. captured two flies. and another
put out the side. Las Vegas came to
the bat and Knocked her out for two
bases and two runs were brought in.
Centrals made q double play In this in.
ming.
The second inning neither side got
to first base.
A few well placed hits in the third
and several errors gave Santa Fe two
runs, For Vegas Nygren made a hit
for two bags and brought in Moran.
Santa Fe did not get base next in.
ming, while Vegas got Ia two runs by
errors.
In the first half Of the fifth. Parsons
for the Centrals. Landed her out for
two bases. and the Centras got no
runs. Gross, for Las Vegas. got sen.
sational catch over third. Vegas Their
brought in one run ut its turn of pad
die in the fifth by Gross lining her out
for home run.
Santa Fe failed to score in the first
half OF the sixth and Vegas did the
same at her turn.
Parsons, in left field for Santa Fe
made sensational catch in the sew
enth inning and I'D good work
throughout the game.
In the eighth inning Santa FEE got
nothing. while Vegas took four through
some fine hitting and bad tumble by
Santa FEE. Santa Fe then made one
run through an error In the ninth
making their score to Las Vegas
| IL, Vegas not taking her turn Mt bat
In the last half of the ninth.
The pitchers records were: Fla
herty. for Santa Fe. one strike out
two bases on balls and ten hits
Rhodes struck out ten men. gave three
bases on balls and had eight hits made
off him. The total errors were; Santa
! Fe five, Vegas four. Tine Of game
one hour and forty-fve minutes.
A large crowd was in attendance
and the enthusiasm was high.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Cattlemen Anxious.

Cattlemen whose herds are In Lin
coin county are much concerned over
the presidents order setting apart a
large tract OF the best forest land In
Lincoln county as forest reserve.
The grassy slopes of White mountains,
covered almost to the submits with
heavy pine timber are included in the
reserve. Stockmen are apprehensive
that thousands OF cattle which range
there will be ordered driven away.
Together with the Mescalero Indian
reservation more than 100000 acres
in Lincoln ane otero counties are now
useless TO the inhabitants of the dis
trict.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
peath of Mr.. ehllIlpa.

Yesterday morning. about O'Clock,
at the home OF her son. DIR. G. r. Phil
lips, corner of Roma avenue and Third
street, the spirit Of Mrs. Nancy Phillips
passed 10 its Maker. She was so years
and l6 days old and death came nat
ural with general breakdown caused
by her advanced years.
About six months ago the husband
and father died at the family home at
Elm, Texas. at the ripe old age Of %
years, and since that time the mother
and wife has been making her home
in this city, living with her son who Ia
a well known physician.
A son of the deceased arrived In the
city this morning and will accompany
the remains to the old home In Texas,
where they win he laid beside the hus-
band in the family cemetery.
A prayer service will be held over
the remains at A. Borders undertake
ing parlors tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. The body will be shipped to.
morrow night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Police Court

Judge Crawfords court turned few
dollars into the citys treasury this
morning.
The usual Saturday night and Sun
day drunks were in evidence.
William Anderson. charged with dis
turbing the peace Of Mrs. Febe Chavez.
paid $40.
John Doe" and Jim Grow" paid %
each for being drunk and disorderly.
Fred Wilson, drunk. was assessed %.
Several dog tax dodgers were tn
have had hearing this morning. hut
as City Attorney Stingle could not 10
found. their cases were postponed un-
I'll tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
;'edro earrae:no Dead.

A correspondent writing to the So
zorro Chieftain from Reserve, Augur !.
10, says:
Last evening at about 9 o'clock.
Pedro Sarracino. a prominent citizen.
died very suddenly at his home nsc-
Frisco. He had been ailing for soma
time but his ailment was not consid-
cred serious. While eating supper he
complained of nausea and began to
vomit. some blood appearing. He
seemed to realize that the hand ~
death was upon him. babe his wife and
daughter good bye. end In . few mo-
ments passed away. Deceased was 81
years of age. He was born at Pajarito
in Bernalillo county, and was . grand
son of Governor 6arracino. who IVES
one of the last Of the governors under
Mexican rule"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Bornalillo. New Mexico,
SUN WORsHiPER INSANE.
Sad Fate Of Miss Marian Berry at
Denver.

Miss Marian Berry. of Upper Mont
clair, N. j.. became insane in her room
on the third floor of the Jackson block
corner Of Seventeenth aud fremont
streets, last night and was taken to
the county hospital by Police Surgeon
Dulin and DR.. Hammill. Miss Berry,
who is 20 years of age. is a disciple In
the sect known as Sun Worshipers.
She came TO Denver with N Han
nah, one of the leading lights of the
new church. a few days ago Hannah
went to Salt Lake. where he expects
to secure a number Of converts to his
religion.
About 10 o'clock last night Miss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23

This morning. Louis Orear. an APP
prentice in the machine department OF
the local railway shops. was the victim
of very painful accident. He was
taking down the eccentric strap on ono
of the big engines when Il slipped and
the thumb ON the left hand WAS caught.
badly crushing Il. A. the hospital TIE
injury was dressed BY DR.. saylin ana
two pieces OF broken hone removed.
1t will he some time bsfors Louis can
return 10 work.
Toney Mcrello. anoehes smpIoys a
the machine Department. had one 6
his legs badly injuyed ~ : spring slip.
ping and strikiog ~ log.. He vtll -
laid up ON Hcconne = ~ accident ssv~
eral weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23

from Cripple Creek. Colo, six or eight
months ago. They took lease on the
Old Timer Mine. but for some reason
were not successful and later took a
contract for sinking on the property
where they were injured. and were a.
work about two hundred feet under.
ground Mt the time Of the accident
The Hazleton group is owned by the
Argo Mining company, which ia com.
posed Of Milwaukee men and Is under
the local management of l.. d. Sugar.
II is on this property that the sensa-
tonal find OF gold was made about six
weeks ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Cioudburst In the MasdaIenas,

There was rainstorm Wednesday
evening Oh the east side of the Magda-
lenas and near the north end of the
range that surpassed any other that
has heen known In that locality for
twenty years. The water came down
from the mountain sides In such vol
umes az to overflow the railroad track
for two or three miles beyond Water
canyon station and to form a lake prcb'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Mceoxern and Reid Bout.

Bridgeport. Conn. Aug. 1S.--A num-
Der of out of town sporting men and
followers OF pugilism are here to wit
ness the twenty round &C between
Hughie McGovern and willie" Reid.
which Is slated for the arena Of the
Horizon Athletic club tonight. Both
youngsters have been training faith
fully and appear to have rounded into
good trim for the battle.