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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
POLICE COURT.

The city police force did good work
over Saturday night and Sunday and
this morning a few shillings were
dropped into the city Golfers and
Street Commissioner Tierney was
furnished with brigade OF healthy
stout scavengers and street Jewelers..
Henry Tillman, who was reported to
have 81 100 in his inside pocket, was
found sleeping in an alley in an In
toxirated condition. The court look
ed upon Tillman seriously and sale
$40 or ten days.
owen Duffy was found in the Santa
Fe yards and upon examination was
found 20 be a vagrant. Ten days was
registered next his name.
jas Clark was up for offenses about
the same as filed against Duffy, and
the sentence was the same.
George Myers told the court thai
Colorado authorities had furnished
him transportation to Ration, n. NJ
He is a sick man and was net vagged
James Gonzales, of Corrales, wa
pulled out of a refrigerator car anC
vas fined.
Juan Baca, who took part in "doi
town" dance row. was fined sl5 or III
teen days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
Mrs. Wilson Entertains,

One OF the most enjoyable social
functions OF the season was a tea Civ
en- Thursday afternoon b, Mrs. W. y.
Wilson, wife ~ DR.. Wilson, at the
Pretty home on South Arno street. The
house was handsomely and appropri'
a;ely decorated with autumn leaves
and golden rod. Dainty refreshments
in three courses were served by the
charming hostess. assisted by Mrs
James Keogh end Mrs Foster, after
wldch the ladies retired TO the parlor
and listened to a very interesting mu
steal program rendered by Mrs. Geo
Allen Rosenblatt, Mrs. DR.. Il. w VIII
son, Misses SalNe Little and Dec Clay
ton. II was a success both financially
and socially. The guests pronounced
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson a charming hos
and hostess.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
NEWSPAPER FAILURES.

II has been asserted on the authori.
" OF what appears TO be reliable sta
tistics that more newspapers have
failed in the United States during the
cast ten years than are now published
~ tho same territory.
OF course he CHIEF nun.bc: OF fail
~ ras hoen sO0ng newly @ '.' 1rkc :
enterprises ~ these only ono In
twerty has survived.
lie outsider Usually ;nllss he car
conduct a newspaper much better than
tie editor and It is this fatuous belief
that leaGs 70 so many new enter
prises in the newspaper field.
The rob looks easy and att active
and ailuHng AMI the novice is firmly
convinced that all he moods Is a press
and some type and he vii immediate
ly set the world on fire.
The expense 81 the n l""taking Is
mover considered until th hazardous
voyage is wei under way and then
Mr. Ntvice cer think VI nothing clsC
than he expense.
with all his we'll recognized genius
f., j. urnalisiG. end esp 'crlly yellow
journalism, 1t cost William r. Hears
something Ike 100000 TO put IN,
New York Journal on paying basis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
EVERY INCH A KING.

Edward VII reveals himself in a
new and interesting fashion In his
dealings with the cabinet crisis In his
government. That his assertion of his
kingly prerogatlve TO be satisfied
with the competency OF patriotism
Of his cabinet ministers should excite
surprise Is evidence only that his IL
Hstrlous mother and other sovereigns
before her were too content to bear
about a puppct crown The ministers
Of their reigns determined all serious
intents and directed all political
movements of the government TIL
sovereign was needed only TO pre-
serve the personality of monarchy
and give perfunctory royal assent I
the acts of the cabinet.
But King Edward as might have
been suspected from his life and sen
timents before he came to the throne
Is not set up 10 be that sort of so
ereign He is man of learning, o.
wide political observation, with fixed
Ideas OF the rort he has to assume
and discharge in the government OF
the British people Laying aside al
the vageries OF his career as prince OF
Wales. like Prince Hal. his corona
| ton brought MIN to his feet every incl
king. A spirit came upon him o'
upon Saul and he was turned int
| another man"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
ouARReLs AMONG UNIONS.

The yexation of employers by con.
tentions among employees involving
strikes against each other is rapidly
reaching ; inevitable result OF stop
ping brLless and throwing men out
of employment, says the San Francis
co Chronicle. The issue between
union men and employers In regard to
division of labor Is daily becoming
more sharply defined. The unions say
that the work belongs to them to he
assigned as they may decide. The
employers claim that il belongs TO the
man who pays for 1t, to be assigned at
his Will Without discussing the
right or wrong of either contention,
the fact remains that employers us
ually have the option of refusing to
employ at all except on such terms
as they deem satisfactory. In many
places, at present, unions have power
to stop work except on such terms as
they may prescribe. In a majority of
industries the majority Of employers
have the power to stop work at all
times and in all places.
Particularly is this true in the
building trades Mankind could get
on for many years with the buildings
now existing. A contractor of limited
capital who has once engaged his cap.
construction may be compelled 70
go on on almost any terms, but he
need not contract again, and when
the situation becomes acute he does
not do so, except under conditions
which transfer the vexation and cost
OF Interruptions 20 owners. Then the
thing winds up. Owners will not be
bothered. They withdraw their plans
| from the architects offices and wait
| for the clouds 10 roll by That Is now
the situation In New York. The build
| ing boom is gone. Enterprises in
yolving the expenditure Of from $50,
600 900 to $50 0O0 600 have been indefi
n,tely postponed in that one cit!
| alone Contractors who have build
! ings partly completed must struggle
/ on and finish them, ana then there
will be o multitude of men out OF |
] JON anu 10 ipN III Hlbhis ~ - P"t ~.
| due 10 the quarrels OF unions and tn
I strikes and cOunter-strikes agains
each other, and partly to the black
mailing by walking delegates, VIII
threaten to call strikes unless the
ne paid not to do so. At any rate tn
investors are quitting, and both unio
men and contractors will suffer II
not question Of wages. IL Is
question OF dictation and interference
with individual liberty. The situatio
In New York should be taken as
warning In all other cities. L!bert
has been regarded as very preciou
possession of the human race.
viii not be lightly surrendered. Thos
who have no option will give it "a
The others won't and they are in tn
majority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
ALCOHOL INJURIOUS.

Or. Lawrence Flick, OF the White
Haven sanitarium for consumptives,
has aroused the medical profession
over his statement as TO the value OF
whiskey in tuberculosis cases. In a
book which he has just completed and
which Is entitled, Consumption a
Durable and Preventable Disease, +"
DIR. Flick says:
Alcoholism not only kills the In
dividual but appears 20 produce a pre-
disposition for consumption in the of
spring lie believes in plenty OF fresh
air and a diet that includes an abund'
ance OF milk and fresh eggs. Another
idea Of Dr Flick's Is calculated TO up
set established theories. He says that
climate has very little 10 do with the
cure Of consumption What tho pa
tents need is pure air. as much OF II
a. they can get into their lungs The
air may be city air or country air; II
may be mountain air or seashore air
but 20 must be fresh and pure, and II
must be abundant Above all Il must
be outside air 90 be Of any great
value
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
BREEDING ANARCHY.

The Tucson Citizen says that strik-
ing laborers, whether orsdaized or IN
organized are not always rational, rea-
sOnable or just They are often guilty
OF offenses against Law, liberty aud
property that cannot fail 10 prejudice
people against The Justice Of their
cause.
We doubt seriously, however, II
strikers anywhere at any time. have
been guilty OF greater outrages against
liberty and justice than are recorded
almost daily against the military
forces OF Colorado now on duty In the
Cripple Greek district.
The Colorado soldiers are breeding
anarchy. They are inviting disturb
ence. They are sowing dragons teeth
that will inevitably sprout retaliation
disorder and outrage This Is human
nature.
The arbitrary arrest Of men with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
DISTRICT COURT.

The territorial grand Jury found
bills against James Logan, W. II. Glib
son and Jimmy Lewis. three men ar.
rested last May. charged with break.
ing iato the jcvelry store OF S. Vann
& Son. which robbery occurred In No
vember.
Jose Montoya, who was caught In
act Of setting fire TO warehouse In
rear OF 0. w. Strong's Sons furniture
store was indicted for incendiarism
Herbert Hertzel was indicted for
unlawfully drawing gun. II VIII be
remembered that Hertzel drew gun
on a Santa Fe brakeman. who elected
him from a train.
Adol'o Gallegos. assault with dead
ly weapon, indicted.
j. NJ. Middleton, theft from Pull
man car. indicted.
Charles Weir and William Mace
grand larceny. indicted.
GEORGE Wilson and Frank Stewart
who burglarized the residence OF jazz
Fennar, burglary and larceny, indict
ed.
George Brandon. Michae! Mullen
Patrick Burk and James Smith. whit
entered a car In the local yards ant
stole much goods, larceny. indicted
! The grand jury had . number OF In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
HEROIC YOUNG WOMAN.

Now comes from Mexico the story
OF brave and beautiful young we.
man. Linares, city OF consiG 'rable
size. had a yellow fever epidemic
during the past summer. The girls
father, mayor of the city, was strick-
en- and she sprang into the breach.
Thousands fed from the city, but she
stuck TO her post, even when death
entered her own house. She saw her
father die and other ofiicials died one
by one until she was practically may
or, treasurer, board of aldermen and
everything else Then came the end
OF the scourge and those who were
left virtually fell at her feet and wor'
shipped her. The president of Mexi.
co and the congress have recognized
her worth and services. She has been
voted a medal by the national legis'
iature of Mexico She deserved H.
Her act was one of the rarest, and
though her name may not be the
theme OF other than Mexico poets and
orators. her achievement. which was
undoubtedly done without thought OF
aught but duty. will go down on the
book OF life as one OF the rarest. She
saw her duty and she did II to the
utmost of her ability.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
The Franz Separation.

The issue OF the St Louis Globe.
Democrat Of the both of September,
ccntairs the following item concern
ing Edward w Franz and wife. for.
merry residents of this city and Santa
Fe.
Judge Mckinney devoted the en-.
tire day yesterday to hearing divorce
cases. and twelve DEGREES were grant
ed Mrs. Maggie T.. Franz OF Kirk.
wood was granted divorce from Ed
ward w Franz The decree carried
with Il the custody Of two minor chill
dren and 50 Coz aiimony. The couple
were married at Waco. Texas, in 1898
but later novel to Joplin, Mo, where
Franz is still living Indignities and
failure to provide were the charges
of the complaint"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
School Of Mines.

DR.. Charles II. keyes, president of
the New Mexico School of Mines at
Socorro, was in the city a couple of
hours this morning while en- route to
Santa Fe, where he viii meet and
consul; with w 5. Hopewell Of the
Pennsylvania Development company,
with regard to mineral deposits CON
trolled by that company. DR.. Reyes
says that things in Socorro are about
as usual. A university club was or.
ganized there last night with forty
dence that Socorro has her share OF
college bred people. The Squirting
residence, a we'll appointed brick
structure. has been secured for a
home for the club.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
POLICE COURT.
petty Larceny Thieves" Up Before
Justice Crawford.

James McMillin made a grave mis-
take yesterday forenoon when he at
tempted to lift clothing from a line In
the rear of Peter Masett's place on
South Second street. Mrs. Masetti
was in an outbuilding near the alley
and appeared on the scene just in
time to catch the SLY James" in the
act She 'telephoned Assistant Mar
shall Cooper and pursuit terminated In
capture This morning in police
court, James plead not guilty, but the
evidence in addition to his appear
ance, which itself, would be convic-
ting, was too strong and sixty days
for petty larceny was registered next
his name.
Henry Anderson may not be a very
bad name. but he was certainly found
in very bad company. When Patrol
man Cooper went in search OF Nc.
Mi.lin yesterday, ne found Anderson
with him, and he discovered the mis-
creants In the lower Santa Fe yards
hurrying south. When they saw the
officer approach. they threw some
thing under a building while making a
rapid flight. After the capture, OIL
Ger Cooper investigated what might
/ he the goods disposed of under the
building. and 1t was two caddies OF
Star tobacco. The tobacco is at the
city building awaiting TO be claimed
by the owner, Chief OF Police Nc
Millin believes II 10 stolen tobacco
Anderson will he held ten days ant
his case investigated.
George Leeper and A. ]. Hays, the,
of the barleycorn, who had troubles
yesterday and gave bonds to thu
amount of $40 each for their appear
ance in court this morning. forfeite'
their bonds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10

wi, provide for occasional invitations
TO husbands. Drotners and Others OF
the sterner sex, to observe their do
ings in club room Charter members
will have given their names by next
Saturday afternoon. when the new
club will meet at o'clock to elect Of.
ficers and adopt a constitution and
bylaws. There were appointed com.
mittees to report upon these matters
These committees will meet on Tues.
day at 3:15 at the residence OF Mrs.
Mandell. A trial vote points to 81
as the probable yearly dues
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10

out warrant Of law. the suppression
OF newspapers. the defiance OF civil
authority. the contempt of the man
date OF courts cannot help resulting
in civil distemrer.
The military in the free state Of
Colorado during the past week or ten
Gays have been guilty of offenses that
would cause surprise in Manchuria OF
Macedonia what is the matter with
Colorado Is self government there q
fallure9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10

The report Of United States Treas
urer Ellis II. Roberts for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1903, shows that
the total net revenues for the year
were $3.50, 1916 GA, an increase Of $685.
9Ss. 4Sg over the year preceding. The
total expenditures were $500. cor,
an increase OF sS5 7s2.O34 The sur.
plus was s64 237 Gs7. as compared
with s91 .2s7.375 in 1902
Grim Dom Paul Kruger tragic wan.
cerer from the Transvaal, Is In lonely
retirement az Mentone. France. He
wears a somewhat smart frock coat
and black trousers, and the familiar
stovepipe hat, bound with heavy black
crepe and walks with a cane. A po
liceman disperses the bearers OF cam
cras In front Of the villa when the
former president enters the house
daily, abont noon. after morninl
spent In the garden The Old man q
10y no means deCrepit and looks II
good health He prefers the com
pany OF bis own thoughts 70 inter
course with strangers.
but there T. a ereat deal Of truth In II
Few banking Institutions in tn
country can point 10 a record equal I
that OF the Philadelphia Nationa
bank. which celebrated its one hunt
reth anniversary on the 18th Of Sci
tember This bank was opened 10
business September 10, 1903, wit
George Clymer one Of the signers {
the Declaration Of Independence. a
It's president, and since then he Ia
had only six successors in the ONCE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
coIored Man Shoots.

Al Las Vegas on Saturday night, In
. bawdy house quarrel. Anderson Tay'
lcr. a notorious colored man Of the
Meadow city, shot and severely wound
ed James Hunter. another colored
man. Taylor escaped and upon --latest
advices had not been captured. Tay
ior Is reputed to be a bad man an
on one occasion was indicted for mur
der ia the San Miguel county court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
THE WoMAN's CLUB.
First Meeting Quite Satisfactory and
Promising Great Success.


The latest movement in the direc.
ton Of statehood and advancement
generally, is the organization of a wo-
mans club In Albuquerque, Many
ladies accustomed TO such clubs else
where have greatly missed their In
fluence and upon learning OF the agi-
tation toward having one in the larg-
est city OF the territory, have express
ed great pleasure and prompt and
practical approval.
Last week the daily papers an
! nounced a meeting Of all interested
women for the coming Saturday. At
the hour appointed the promoters OF
the movement were delighted 10 meet
a larger number than had been expect
ed. in the parlors OF the Commercial
club. Mrs. Il. V. Chavez was appoint
ed temporary chairman, and Ms. +.
Crosson secretary. The ladies pro
ceeded in business like way to take
the preliminary steps toward estao'
fishing a real. up-to-date woman's
\ club.
Speeches were made by Mrs. Baker
Mrs. McCreight. Mrs. Chavez, Mrs
Crosson, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Mayo
Miss Gearing and others. II was evil
dent that the ladies intended to &C
complish the business In hand and II
Is expected a broad and intelligent
club OF perhaps 100 or 200 thinking
women will be fiourishing by the end
of the club year. all busy with litera
ture. art. physical culture, domestic
science. philanthropy or whatever
suits the individual fancies OF the fail
members. Before lcng they will b.
joining parliamentary classes and the,
will be heard from.
One OF their most liberal bylaw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
DEAL WITH NEGROES.
Union Pacific May Locate a coIol
In Wallace County, Kansas.

Union Pacific May Locate a Colony
In Wallace County, Kansas.
u. s Griffin Of Denver. land agent
Ct the Union Pacific road, is on deal
with the Afro-American club at Gale.
ma, Kansas. TO locate a colony OF ne.
groes In Wallace county. The rail
road has agreed TO sell big tract OF
land there. start a town and work the
land. The idea is to show white peo
PIE how well they can manage public
affairs. No white man will be allow
ed to live with the negroes.
There Is a pig negro colony at Nico
demus. Graham county. II Is thriving
and its members are we'll satisfied
~he colony in Wallace county will de
vote its attention mostly to wheat
raising and cattle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
Irritation DELEGATES Named.

The county commissioners met this
forenoon In regular session, Judge
J. s. Trimble. Judge B s. Baker, II.
K. Whitney, Herman Butcher, Il. S.
Slower and John Mann were selected
as delegates TO the territorial irriga'
ton congress, which convenes In this
city next Tuesday. The board also
agreed to defray the expenses OF
sprinkling the roads and streets OF
Old Town between the fair grounds
and the city limits during fair week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
CRACK BALl PLAYERS.
Manager Martin. Who viii Take a
Team to the Fair, Books Profession.


Manager William r. Martin. who is
determined to take bail team to
Albuquerque daring territorial fair
week, that will trail the colors OF ev.
cry team they cross bats with in the
dust, has secured two OF the three
professionals which the teams that en-.
tered the baseball tournament are al
lowed to have, and negotiations are
pending for the third. says the New
Mexican.
The two professionals already book.
&c are Lembke, OF the Denver team.
the crack pitcher of the Western
League. and Eaerwald, the Denver
catcher. who il not far behind Lembke
in the professional line. The third
professional viii in all probability be
Merit Jones, who pitched such fine ball
for the Colorado Springs team dur.
ing the season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10

will not be long before the interior
OF the building will be much improv.
cd from the proceeds of the sale.
While II Is regretted that Edith
Walker leaves us for a couple OF
months visit in Illinois, still we
wish her pleasant trip.
The two literary societies have been
organized, and promise some very fine
programs in the near future.
Regina Rosenwald has returned
from California and again entered the
school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
a Find nv a Printer.

Mariana Salazar, citizen OF Santa
Fe. and a printer by trade, Is exhib-
ting some beautiful specimens OF tale
carrying nugge, gold In very large
quantities. II the stun he has found
holds out, there Is no limit TO the
wealth he will attain. II Is estimated
by competent judges that the mineral
will run over $4,000 in gold to the
tor II is understood that on the sur
face the vein OF this cement tale Is
about one and uae-half inches wide. II
10 OF a reddish yellow color and To-
Gated about six miles southeast OF
Santa Fe on public land, the exact 10
cation being known only to Mr.. Sala'
gar. He Is keeping very quiet about II
and Is doing more development work
on the land where the find is located
Nothing moro definite can be obtained
at this time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
High SCHOOL HAPPENINGS.

Four weeks since school opened and
the month has ended--prosperously,
might be said. for both pupils and
teachers. There is an enrolment OF
about eighty pupils. and all are doing
their utmost to aid the school in being
one Of the finest institutions In the
vest.
No one rejoices more than the
school does at the success of the rum.
mage sale held last Saturday. and It
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
Mayors Appointment.

Mayor C. F. Myers this afternoon
appointed the following gentlemen to
represent the city of Albuquerque at
the territorial irrigation convention:
d s. Rodey. DR.. G. w. Harrison. Geo
Arnot. NJ. S. otero and +. A. Hub
bell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-10
Hand Crushed.

Carlos Baca, employed by the Ari'
zona Lumber & Timber Co, suffered
a sever accident a. the mill Wednes-
aay night. His right arm was caught
In a roller and badly crushed, espec-
tally the thumb and three fingers OF
his hand. DR.. ]. ]. Brennan was
called and he was taken TO the
hospital. While his hand is In a
serious condition. DIR. Brennan has
hopes OF saving the member.-Flag'
stan Gem.