Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
EDITORIAL NOTES.

low fractional politics to injure bust.
ness interests.
II men were as anxious to do right
as they are to get their rights. things
In general would soon be righted
In a fight the other day the Mad
Mullah Of East Africa lost 1000 men.
That Is enough to make any barbarian
mad.
The Las Vegas Optic has also given
It's decision in the case Of Boss Curran
against the commissioners of this
county.
crank liz man who sees one fact
so clearly that he II blind to all other
facts which alone can explain the one
he secs.
Rooseyelt's speeches They preach
the gospel Of true Americanism as IL
has never been preached before
The Las Vegas Advertiser will be
Issued as daily newspaper on and
after May /. There is room .or live
morning paper In Las Vegas, and the
Advertiser will deserve success.
The Declaration of independence
has been locked up in glass case and
Will henceforth be kept from public
view. Most of the text liz still visible,
but the signatures can not be read
The district conference and Epworth
league Of the lei Paso district New
! Mexico conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church south will be held at
Alamogordo. n. NJ, from May 6 to 10.
Uncle Sans cage of live birds at the
worlds fair will be 200 feet long, 80
feet wide and 81 feet high The collec-
ton of 1000 birds from all parts of the
world will completely distance all
former shows of this kind.
notwithstanding the fact that he
mas been having all kinds of bad luck,
Sir Thomas Upton cheerfully remarks
that he VIII he at the post with his
craft August 90. That's the kind of
a sportsman Americans would like to
see win.
Fifty thousand Americans have Wis.
tied Cuba during the past six months.
When the time comes for the Cubans
to ask for annexation, the people OF
this country will be well informed con.
| corning the details OF Cuba's national
| resources.
OF the s346,240.420 United States
bonds held to secure national bank cir.
culation. 1895, 662 $50 are the per
cent consols issued under the refund.
ing act Of March. 1900. Thus these
bonds have almost entirely replaced
others for bank note uses
The suspended sentence law is now
fixed feature In the laws OF Mich.
igan, the Legislature having passed the
act empowering Judges OF courts to
suspend sentence upon all first offend
ers, with the exception of those found
guilty OF murder or manslaughter.
Since the census was taken In June
OF the year 1900. 1850, 600 acres OF
New Mexico land has been filed upon
for homestead and l.074 miles OF rail.
way constructed within the territory.
says the Las Cruces Republican. The
territory is advancing steadily in all
material interests.
To England the gates OF the temple
OF Janus are always open. In 1902 the
war with the Beers. which had lasted
from 1899, ended. She has had sew.
eral conflicts with savage or barbarous
peoples since then. She has one now
In Somaliland. over in East Africa.
This one has broken out In massacre
OF British troops
The FL Paso News has a statistical
article showing that ninety.five gam.
bling places in I'll Paso have $50 men
on pay rolls who receive 81 400 per
day. OF course rents, monthly fines.
and other expenses are heavy and the
managers must receive much more
than 81 400, say $1,000 per day. to
make any profit on capital invested.
A long step toward arbitration OF
labor troubles was taken at Philadel.
phai recently, when all Of the building
trades unions and employers came to
an agreement TO settle all controver-
sizes In that way. II was agreed that
strikes and lockouts are to be resorted
to only In the event that the Joint ar.
5itration board cannot come to an
agreement.
Mr. Carnegie has given $500. 900 to. |
ward the endowment of Tuskegee In. |
stitute, subject to the one condition |
that Booker T Washington and family |
shall be properly provided for during |
his life and that Of his wife. Mr. Car.
negie desires that Mr.. Washington
shall be entirely free from pecuniary
cares in order that he may devote
himself wholly to his great work.
Those who remember James N Ty-
ner as he was long, long ago will sin
cerely regret the troubles that have
come to him In his old age. and II will
he hard for any Of them to believe that
he was cognizant OF any OF the dis
graceful things that are charged
against his department. He has been
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