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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
OUTSIDE POLITICS.
Guadalupe County Named Rspub|leaa
Candidates Change In Ticket
In Taos.
OonA ANA REPUBLICANS.
Guadalupe Republicans.

The republicans Of Guadalupe couu-
ty held their convention to nominate
their county and legislative ticket ON
Monday, and put up the following
good men for once
For members of the council. J. 8.
Duncan and Charles A. Spiess; for rep
resentative. Celso Baca; sheriR. Mar
tinez Seranno; probate clerk. Santiago
Rivera: collector and treasurer. Fred
l.. Braun; probate Judge. Florencio
Garcia; assessor. Juan Clancey; su-
perintendent Of schools, DR.. Jackson;
county commissioner. second district.
Jose Pablo Martinex; county commis-
sionor, third district, Jose Pablo san
doval surveyor. Roman Dodge.
The convention. as . whole. was
Harmonious. M. G. Baca, who wanted
the nomination for council. bolted tha
ticket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
DR." JOHN J. PAELAN.
His Denver Wits, Nee Mrs. Or. Bacon,
Seeks a Divorce.
MS EXTREME CRUELTY.

= John j. Phelan, dentist. whose y
= Offices are in the Iron building, =
= at Seventeenth and Arapahoe y
= streets, is defendant in divorce y
= suit brought by Mrs. Ella Phelan, =
= on the grounds of extreme cruel y
= ty. They were married last year. y
= The complaint was fled in San y
= Francisco, papers being served y
= from the sheriif's Office yesterday. y
= Dr. ?helan says 1t is peculiar that y
= his wife should swear that she =
= was a resident Of California for =
= the past year. as he declares that =
= she went to San Francisco only =
= about two weeks ago, and that =
\ she had been living with him mp =
= to the time she left Denver. y
= = = = = y = = = = = = <<\ y \
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
Order Of Eastern star.

The Grand Chapter of New Mexico
OF the Order Of Eastern Star which
convened Wednesday evening in It's
second annual communication In Ma
sonic hall, Santa Fe. continued in ses
sion until late hour, when the work
of the order was completed and the
communication was closed In ample
form.
After the transaction of executive
business the grand officers for the
ensuing year were elected. which with
the appointive officers, were duly In
ste lied.
The siand officers are as follows
@ and matron, Mis-. Jennie 4. Boomer
OF Ration: grand patron, Charles II
Sporleder, Las Vegas; associate grand
matrcr, Mrs. Lizzie Ga iiith. SocCrroi
associate grand patron. II. H. Ayers
Raton grand secretary, Mrs. Minnie
IA. Miller, Albuquerque: grand con
ductress. MrG. X. NJ. Williems, Ea
Las Vegas: associate conductress
Mrs. Charles Mausard, Albuquerque.
All Of the subordinate orders In th'
territory. with the exception OF one
were repiese Med. and the session wa
one OF much interest TO all in attend
ance.
The third annual communication o
tae grand chapter OF the Order OF th'
Eastern Star will be held In Albioier
que. New Mexican.
Miss Jessie Ilfeld. OF Las Vegas, II
here ON a visit ts rele lives and friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25

Trenton, N. j., Oct. 24.--lf the local
opera house was as large ~ Madison
Square Garden 1t would scarcely be
able to accommodate the Catholics
who have come from all parts Of the
state to attend the jubilee services In
honor OF Bishop McFaul. The visitors
include many prominent priests and
prelates, besides q large number Of
lay members OF the denomination. Tho
jubilee celebration proper tckes place
in the opera house tonight. when there
will be addresses by Bishop O'Connor.
of Newark. and other representative
churchmen, together with an elaborate
musical program. This morning res
lIgious exercises were held In the c.
thedral. followed by big parade Of
local Catholic societies. The demon
stration exceeds in magnitude the
plans of its promoters and affords
striking proof Of the wide popularity
enjoyed by the Bishop Of Trenton.
Further evidence, II such were want
ing. was furnished during the day BY
the hundreds of messages Of congratu-
lations received by the bishop from
all parts OF the United States. Fow
Catholic prelates in this country enjoy
wider reputation than Bishop Me-
Faul. He has been promissutIy iden;
tihed with all the progressive move
ments in the church and was the
originator OF the idea to fedsrate al
the Catholic societies.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
CATTLE QUARANTINE.


Territory of New Mexico. Executive
Office, Santa Fe, N. NJ. Oct. 23, 1902.
Whereas. II has been represented to
the undersigned. the governor OF the
Territory OF New Mexico. by the Cattle
Sanitary Board of the said territory.
that Il has come 10 the knowledge Of
the said Cattle Sanitary Board,
through investigations caused to be
made by them that there are in certain
counties In the state Of Texas and the
Territory OF Oklahoma. both above
and below the United States Quaran-
tire line. and also in the states of
Chihuahua and Sonora In the Republic
OF Mexico, cattle whose bodies are In
tested with living fever ticks tBoop-
hilius Annulatus) that are known to
convey and spread the deadly infection
of Texas or splenetic fever over the
trails and pastures through which
they pass. communicating to and In
fecting with the same the cattle with
which they come In contact. thereby
endangering the health anu destroying
the market for the same to the great
damage and loss to the cattle interests
OF the Territory o: New Mexico: and
Whereas. The said Cettle Sanitary
Board has requested the undersigned,
as governor, to issue his proclamation
establishing the quarantine against
such infected cattle along the bound
airy line dividing the Territory OF New
Mexico from the state of Texas. and
the Republic of Mexico, as provided
for in section 1s4, of the compiled laws
OF New Mexico Of 1897 the same to be
lcontinued In full 70 ce end effect from
the first drv of November, 1902, to the
fifth day OF March, 1908.
Now. therefore, ], the undersigned
: Miguel A. Otero, governor of the Ter
ritory Of rev Mexico, do pi oclaim and
establish hereby quarantine against
cattle driving. conveying. transporting
I or aiding in driving, conveying, trans
, porting In the Territory OF New Mex
leo during the time above mentioned
from the first day Of November. 1902
: to the fifth day Of March, 1903, any
cattle from any part OF the state o.
, Texas, Territory of Oklahoma, or the
: Republic Of Mexico:
Provided, That any cattle that ma,
; be offered for admission to the Terri
! tory OF New Mexico remain there cl
that they come In contact with New
Mexican cattle that shall have beer
inspected and found to be free from
: fever ticks (Booph;lius Annulatur) ol
eontagious or Infectious diseases. ma,
upon permit issued by the author
ICED inspector OF the said Cattle SAINT
tary Board OF New Mexico. and tht
payment of an inspection fee of
cents per read for such inspection. b.
admitted into the Territory OF New
Mexico a. healthy cattle, II 90 fount
and reported to be upon such inspec
tion.
Done at the Executive once. thi.
23d day Of October, 1902.
| Witness my hand and the CREST sea
Iof the Territory Of New Mexico.
| (0seD MI0UEL A. OTDRO,
Governor OF the Territory Of New
lMexico
BY the Governor:
i J. W. RALNOLDs. Secretary Of New
} Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25

Santa Fe; grand standard bearer,
Frank Farnsworth. Silver City; grand
sword bearer J. w. Donovan. Ration.
The grand commandery then closed
In full form.
The third annual grand conclave OF
the grand commando y of Knights
Templar of New Mexico will convene
at Albuque que, October, 1903.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
Jay Cooke Stricken.

Putin Bay, Ohio. Geo. 24.--Jay
Cooke. the aged fnancier. was again
stricken with congestion of the brain
at his home on Gibraltar Island last
night. He rallied somewhat today
and Is now said to be resting easy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25

Mrs. Andrew Smith. who, with her
husband. resided in this city few
years ago. came in from Los Angeles
this morning. Mr.. Smith died in Los
Angeles a few months ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
Grand commandsry Proceedings.

The Grand Commapdery Of Knights
Templsr OF New Mexico assembled In
second annual grand conc'ave at $3.50
yesterday morning et the asylum OF
the commandery at Masonic ball San
Ia Fe. Every commandery In the ter
ritory was ,epreserted. II. +. Giend
Commander J. p. McGroIty OF Dem
ing. opened the conclave In knishtly
form.
Only executive business was trans
acted yesterday forenoon.
The q and conclave assembled at
c:3O yesterday afternoon, and after
the transaction Of executive business
the ,loc.ion oi oficers took rlace at
4:3O O'Clock, when the following ono
ers were elected and installed: Grard
commander, G. N. Blackwell, Rston:
dsputy Grand ccmmandery, Alex Stew
ems. Albuq ierQue: grand guardian. y. A.
Csht IN, Roswell glapd ceptain gener-
al. A. H. harl',e. Silver CITY; grend
treasm or. A. J. Meloy, Albuquerque; {;
grand recorder. A. A. Keen, AlbuQuer'
Que; ssand prslats. Rev. w. A. Cooper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
r,il~.y M.nsoer.

X naes Ci'v. Nc. Get. - President
A. II. StilAe,. ;,jsy formally announc-
ed r. Dickinson, seEeral manager Of
the Union Pacific railway. had acc opt
ed the position Of general manager OF
Karsas City. Mexico 4 Orient rGilw ~,
effective Noven uer !.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
subo rdinate Commentaries.

The fOllOwinB is list OF comman-
deries, their principal officers and
membership under the jurisdiction of
the Grand Commandery of New Mex
leo at the present time
Santa Fe Ccnmandery Nc. /. Sarta
Fe-Thirty-three sir knights. George
w. Knaebel, Z. c.; Charles +. Easley
c.; John +. Walker. G. G.
Las Vegas Commandery No. 2-Thir
ty.nine sir knights. Thomas j. Ray
wood, Il. c.: Harry NJ. Smith, c.; Cy'
rus ID Boucher, c. G.
Pilgrim Commandery No. . Albu
querque-Ninetyf sir knights. G
+. Myers. r. c.: John Borradaile. c.;
e. l.. Medler. c. q.
McGrorty Commandery No. 4, Dem
ing-Forty-e sir knights. Seamor
Field. 4. c.; George A. Shepard. c.
Frank r. Wyman, c. G.
Aztec Commandcry No. 8. Ration
Thirty.fve sir knights. James w
Donovan. r. c.; Frank Henning, G..
Chester Stevens. c. G.
Rio He ndo Commandery No. 6. Ros
well-Thirty-s sir knights. William
NJ. Atkinson. II. c.; Jacob B. Mat
trews. c.: William T. Joyner. c. q.
Malta Commandery No. z, Silve
City-Thirty-four sir knights. Arthur
H. Harllee, u. c.; T. Frank Farms
worth, c.; william c. Pol,erfele c
q.
Clayton C,mmapdery Nc. s. Clay
ton Ten sis Frights. :. c. Slack 4
c.: Chailss Sc ilatt., G.; Robert /
Ervel, G. c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25

@. G. Hail. the commission broker.
left this morning for the northern
towns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25

Officers Of the Grand Comrsandery.
The officers OF the Grand Comman-
derry are: r. Il. grand commander j.
p. McGrorty OF Demins; V. +. deputy
grand commander. c. ~ Blackwell of
Ration; r. grand generalissimo, Alex
ander Stevens. Of Albuquerque; E,
grand captain general. A. II. Harllee
of Silver City: r. grand senior war
den. X. A. Cahoon, OF Roswell; =
GRIND junior warden, Arthur Everitt
Of Albuquerque; r. grand treasurer
A. j. Maloy, OF Albuquerque; +. grand
secarder.. l.. II. Chamh erlin, OF Albu
queIque +. grand prelate. W. s
Harroun. of Santa Fe; Il. grand stand
ard bearer. Cornelius Bennett, OF S''
yer City; r. grend sword bearer, j
II. Wroth. of Albuquerque; 4. grand
warden. ]. w. Don ovan. OF Ration: u
grand captain OF the guard, A. NJ
Whitcomb. OF Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25
SIR KNIGHTS
Grand csmmandy and Eastern Star
Hold Sessions al Santa Fs.
new OFFICERS ELECTED

The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar was organized at the asylum
OF Santa Fe Commandery No. /, In
the city OF Santa Fe. on August ~
1901, under a dispcnsation grarted by
the grand master of the grand encamp-
mept OF the United States ON August
s. 1891. The communicates represent
ed at the organization were Santa Fe
Ccmmandery No. !. Las Vegas Com
mandery No. Q. Pilgrim Commandery
No. of Albuquerque, McGrorty Com
mandery No. of Deming. Aztec Com.
mandery No. of Ration, Rio Hcndo
Commandery No. 9 of Roswell. and
Malta Commandery No. of Silver
City.
A constitution and by laws were
adopted and grand officers were duly
elected. with Edward l.. Bartlett, OF
Santa Fe. as grand commander. A,
the triennial conclave CT the grand
encampment. held in the city Ct ,dis
vile, Kentucky. August 27, 2s and 29
1901. the organization Of the gtart
commandery OF New Mexico WIS ap
proved. Deputy Grand Commands
James p. McGrorty represented th'
Grand Commandery of New Mexico a
that conclave.
During the past year Clayton Com
mapdery No. s was organized.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-25

Subscribe for the vislsen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
No INTERFERENCE With
STAMP FRAUD SENTENCE

Washington, March 2s.-President
Roosevelt will not interfere in the SEN
fences imposed by the Cuban court
upon Medley, Rathbone and Reeves,
convicted of Cuban stamp frauds.
The three Americans are expected to
appeal to the Supreme Court OF the
island, and its devicions will finally
dispose of their cases. 1t is of course
possible that Senior Palma when inau-
gurated President, may exercise his
pardoning power, but II he does so II
will not be done by the request of the
United States.
officials of the administration who
have felt the influence of the friends
Of Neeley and Rathbone say that It will
undoubtedly be applied to the Cuban
Government when 1t enters into exist
encei The belief prevails among pub
lie men here that a way will be found
for bringing about the release Of Nee
ley and Rathbone after they have serv-
ed out part Of their sentences.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
RAISE MAINE WRECK

Washington, March 81. 49, General
Wood has brought to the attention OF
the War Department through the me,
dunn OF formal letter the propriety
OF making some arrangement for rails
ing the wreck Of the Maine from the
ooZe and mud in which she lies en-
bedded in Havana harbor.
It is stated by him that not only arc
there sentimental reasons for this, ow.
ing to the fact that according to com.
mon BELIEF the remains OF forty or fif.
~ American sailors lie within the
sunken hulk, but this heavy steel
structure Is also a menace and OBJ.
struction to navigation in the harbor
OF Havana, and 1t Is our duty to the
Cubans 10 remove il. The expense at.
tached to the undertaking is very
heavy, the bids ranging anywhere
from 100000 to 100000. Several ten.
tative arrangements were made with
enterprising contractors who wished
to use the material of the wrecked
ship to make souvenirs. but they have
all failed, and Secretary Root, upon
securing a more detailed statement Of
the facts from General Wood. will sub.
NIT the question to Congress, probably
without recommending whether the
Maine shall be raised.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
Venezuelan Revolt
Against President

Willemstadt, Island of Curacao,
March 29.-During the past five days
the revolution in Venezuela has broll.
en- out almost everywhere. The Gov.
eminent cannot control the country
east Of Cumana. Barcelona is still be-
sieged by the revolutlonists and Caru.
PIANO is partially in their power. The
mission of Minister Velutino to BARGE.
Iona has not been successful, and he ia
returning tomorrow to the capital. Gen.
eral Estralante, with 1900 men. will
replace him at Barcelona.
President Castro has sent First Vice
President Gomez with 1900 men
against the revolutIonists under Gen,
eral Rivera.
1t is believed that If the revoIusl NJ.
lists win one important battle all Ven.
ezuela will rise against the Govern.
ment OF President Castro. The latter
Is recruiting day and night, and every
man and boy procurable is being
pressed into the service.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
Missionary District of Honolulu,
st. Andrews Cathedral.

Honolulu. T. H., First Sunday after
Easter, April 9Th, 1902.
The signing of the civil authority OF
the revised charter on the 18th day OF
January. 1902, having given effect to
that charter and in accordance with
its terms, having on that date empOW.
cred the corporation of 1.-THE Protest.
ant Episcopal Church in the Hawaiian
Islands TO hold its property fDr the
purpose and use of establishing and
maintaining in the Hawaiian Islands
o branch of the Church now known a.
Inc Protestant Episcopal CnUrch in
the United States of America under
and in accordance with the COGstttu.
ton, Canons, Rules. Regulations and
discipline of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States OF Amer.
lea, and subject to the authority Of the
General Convention of the same" a
modus vivendi became necessary until
de facto as well as de jure the said
Protestant Episcopal Church could as.
sumo jurisdiction for use as aforesaid,
in accordance with the terms OF Trans
fer. on the LIST day OF April, 1902
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
WILLIAM f. NICHOLS.
President COnfers
With Insurgents

Warrington, March IA confer.
cnce was held at the White House this
afternoon between the President and
s"Ien Republican members of the
House OF Representatives who have
"ecn foremost in opposing the plan of
Cubar reciprocity urged by the WAYS
ana "eans Committee and understood
10 nave the approval of the admins.
tration. The gentlemen were Repre.
sentat.ves Tawney and Morris of Min.
hesota' Dick of Ohio, William A. Smith
OF Michigan. Minor of MississippI Met.
calf OF California and Payton of West
Virginia The call was at the request
ci the President, who desired an OK.
change OF views to the end that bar.
mon'oGs action might be secured in
SHch steps as are taken in behalf of
Cuba
What should be done to meet the
conditions, and also the question of
harmonizing conflicting interests so
that there might be unanimity of &C.
Jion on the part OF the Republicans in
Congress, was the chief topic discuss.
cd. 1t was stated afterward by those
who participated in the conference
that ii was of the most admirable and
pleas ant character, and that there was
not the remotest suggestion on the
part OF the chief executive which could
be construed as seeking to urge them
10 yield their personal convictions. On
the contrary II is stated the President
listened VITO the recital of the Difficult,
Ties which had been encountered by
those who opposed the reciprocity
plaL, and also heard from them the va.
riou2 plans by which they had hoped
"a reach an agreement.
In the course of this general talk the
suggestion was made that If the Payne
bill had been modified so as to take off
the differentlal on refined sugar some
OF the grounds of the opposition might
have been removed. However there
was no request, so far as can be learn.
cd, that the bill be amended in this
J artlcular at the present stage. The
Plan OF rebate, which was urged at
ore time, also came in for discussion
and explanation.
1t Is understood that the President
vii! see some of the members of the
Ways and Means Committee tomorrow.
thus familiarizing himself with both
sides Of the Issue which has recently
arisen in the House. He hopes that
this general interchange with the lead. |
ecs from both sides may bring about
of action on whatever Is
done In behalf of Cuba.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
PHILIPPINES Want
CHINESE LABOR

Washington, March 24.-In the Sen.
ate today Dubois of Idaho presented a
petition from the American Chamber
oil Commerce at Manila, saying it was
a significant fact" that this was the
second petition from that organization
urging that the restriction of Chinese
coolie labor be removed. Dubois add.
ed that testimony before the Philip.
pine Commission indicated that the
Philippine Islands could not be deyel.
oped without Chinese labor.
Hoar of Massachusetts INQUIRED n
the petitioners were American citi.
Zens.
Dubois replied that he understood
that they were.
Hoar pointed out that under its
rules the Senate could not receive ne.
titions from people of foreign power
Ihe acceptance OF the memorial seem.
ed to him an admission on the part of
the Senate that this country was not
at war in the Philippines. The memo.
rial was referred to the Philippine
Commission.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
GERMAN TRADE fight
EXCLUSION OF AMERICAN
MEATS IS CONSIDERED
Demand of Agrarian Party Met on
Ground That Food From States
Is Unhealthy Retail
alton.

Washington, March Specialization
against Germany for her exclusion of
Ame rican meats was seriously consid.
cred by the President and his Cabinet
today.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson be.
licves that drastic steps must be taken
to prevent the German Government
from continuing its policy OF forbid.
dug the entry of American meats, os.
tcnsibly because they are unhealthful,
but really in order to meet the de.
mands of the Agrarian party. If the
United States fails to compel Germany
tc rescind this prohibition other coun
tries which receive American meats
hay feel that there is reasonable
g o. nd for Germanys action and adopt
the same policy.
n as the American meat trade is in
danger of irreparable injury, and Sec
rctarr Wilson believes 1t Is high time
Tor the American Government to pro
tcct it. In anticipation of the discus
sion which will shortly commence be
tween the two Governments, Secretary
Wilson recently directed the chemist
OF the Department of Agriculture I;
examine German beers, wines ant
foods imported into this country. Tn,
report of this official, which the Sec
rotary read to the Cabinet today, show!
that German producers use preserva
tives and adultcrahts as freely, a.
least, as Is done in the United States
The Secretary stated that there Is
ample ground for prohibition by thii
Government of certain German prod
ucts, and he was disposed to recon-
mend the adoption Of a policy OF re
taliation in case Germany did not re
scind the prohibition of importation o
American meats.
The President proposes that tn,
State Department shall make stron,
representations on the subject to Ger
many. Secretary Hay is prepared t
act as soon as Secretary Wilson trans
mits to the State Department the fact.
which he has gathered, but in the pre-
liminary note he will probably do nc
more than make an indirect remon
STRANGE. The State Department be
lieves that it might be wise to suggest
the appointment of a commission, com
prising German and American chem
lists, to investigate the whole subjects
of adulterants.