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hana close o. tne vail lust So
Just 80 ulsfreHssnE aI1ugiufna. a. hs
safH. hat Boa hardly - he Walss
defed AZ la man sha h-=s 500
through your urfTuga strain a
keen professional NEht kilftHfeH ~
hta aYra And almost assnuma4a 2
place ha atdet. smiling. 'eatnuafest
With the hallueluattnua IuW maHf
haze s4ffefpa fgum un that hesas
rssauf An. Wf dear scr, thr paNehas
laaseal ,ntsrHa, ~ yvaF vase u tsry
great"
ia may BE-. said /. tssasaasif
Hat como tp ypu o. Eet thaf hanz
euap oct 90 fnY head. NOS e. he re-
minded u b. ErrfI D9dY asks me
about tha damned thing HnA }ssu
follow even body else. aish if AM
I Nrfa AZ she bottom ~ the "a 90
safherf
This speech had the effset Of rsal
ID 5uteraafinE the dgcfnr ln mF pres
nuf o.snIltlaH. hAcL aaH Indeed ahs
uf ehraaic irritation and sHtrafue HK=
ellahlutFa Alternating VIA ffH 81
she FfrJ blacklist despair. iustsad Of
offending ry gentleman 1 hal put
him GA his mrftir. aud ~ hnunfesI
sac with The most exhaustive inuuf
aitl1u ever eieitsd ffolu msHa IeaH
mau. Its pananea vas somewhat "a
the nature ~ an Anti-cllfbaN. bat At
iHaat Dc had The merits q simplicity
AMI ~ common sense. q ehnmEr 81
sIr-perfrtt quiet cay a cattaNF iu
the vuauiry mot 90 near tha sea
And he shook ny hand kiniiy when
I left
Keep up Ypgf heart my dear cir. =
said he Keep up ypur ciuraRs and
POUR heart
My hearth 7 cried eFfs At the
bottom 20 the Atlantic uzsan."
lie Waa the FIRST 10 whom I had
sa54 ne mHeh PIE saa Htg sef
What asa lt matfrrf And, Oh, 4 Waa
So ffue=a1 true.
Every day and an Say r Was
thinking Of my love. every hour and
all hpura she was before mo with
her sunny hair and Young. yapns
face. Her wiHtful eyes we're naxiae
into mine continually Their visit
fuiueaa I had never realized NJ the
time hut now ! dld. and ! saw Il FOR
what &c seemed always 90 haYn beer.
the soft aad. yrarning look n ore
fated 20 dic young - young so
Ypunxf And J might live % be an
old man. mourning her
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A fsw weeks later 1 iaudet tn Eng
Iand l. mhNs nu longer desired % 81
fpai on any iand sEain.
Al uine an8-tweutY I vas sAunt
and RrHH tuY nerves eefe shat.
tered. my heart was broken. ard my
fsae showed 81 without lrt 81 hind
HsHes from The spirit That aaH
HHukan taa- Pride. wlN. courage and
sudufanea. al these haf expired la
ny lafH ard lonely battle ulth fhr
sea They had kept me alive for
fais. And u1u ihrf lsff tH- aazea
- miua enemies.
For every hand seemed RAISED
aHalnsf me. fhauwh in reality q eaa
the hand - fellowship ts.af the
world STRETCHED uut, and the other
saaH the reading 70 "a ftuuiicea eYz
could Dot help "a there wAa a FOL
son lu my veins that made me al
imefatifB8e and parVFrwitr. Tia
Nafld welcomed me back and I re-
turned the compliment hy saikinE
Ike thn rerapfured runaway 1 Was
e heart The world showed a sud
8sH interest in me 90 ! took IA FUR
fhaf Interest iu thn world. but. -.
TIE contrary. resented iia attentions
with unreasonable warmth and OBJ
HH4H ann tIHH H|HNH"H 'a-#HH 4
regarded aH my very worst enemies
uut { could not forget that my maine
aFas sfiu iu the newspapers. uan
blink 20 Ihn fact that / wHH an uu=
5suffhF hero % the passing hour
II 4 had distinguished myself In
AM ether Say. it would have been q
different thing. ] confess that ] re-
Har4s# e from my 1wu selfish point
of View what was n thrilling rats
FER 20 lilo world was % tpfturtun
memory % me Ne wHF not The I8sa
81 the Lady IermYn that I could not
bear 20 speak about it wHH my own
taaa hut the one Involved the other
~ refIsanee wnH rebukad iu che pa
uafa that made the most n me but
Hsauid fain have made more And
yet : do not think that was any
thing hut dnciie with those who hal
: manifest right 90 question NE To
she owners Z told ms tale RH fully
and AZ freely na { have told q here.
though each telling hurt more than
fHa last That was necessary and
unavoidable. VI wus the private IN
trasiana which 7 resented with al
the auIeHn the sea had left me in
exchange Tor the qualities u had
taken away
Relatives had az few an nissan
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GOLD
So. cSs. BIZ EWHopNUNa. 70 So
copyAo1r ooa tpse,paa rrrseRss AopNrsos
NrNshAqER rArrWhse - LArl2N.

would take my rod ana plenty bf
hHuha. would live simply aud fgu
nHiy aud IL should make ueW man
~ me by christmas n Waa now
0etaher. went 90 sleep thinking u
autumn tlnta against HH autumn
sunset n must have been very
early certainly not later than 10
a'eiaeb the previous might I had
not slept a. 3D.
Now. this private hotel Of mine
was very old Fashioned house.
dafe aud dluHY ai day long with
heavy ola chandeliers AMI black old
oak and dead flowers iH broken
flower pots surrounding HfiHy
HfaaH plot Doe the rear uu this latter
my bedroom window looked The
aafand night tho eats woke mH
doubtless they had harn huaY long
anaHsh. but tt was ali II q sudden
that { heard them. and iay listening
faf mafr. Wide awake iu an instant
Ny window htt baru very aanif
opened ans the drauFhl famed my
forehead aa I held wY breath
a faint linut EiiiHmefrd through
a ground glass pane over tha door
BHH WaH aimlY reflected by tha toilet
miffor IN 10 usual place against the
window. This mirror ! atH moved
and nest moment / hi bounded
from bed
Tile mirror feii with siattsr. the
toilet table nIl1wad 30 with wt.aes
the thief was gone 80 - had come
ere nay toes halted aching amid the
debris
A useless uttie balcony stone
slab aud iron railing mtfaa cut
from my window Thought I san a
hand on the railing another on the
slab Then both together on the low
eF level faf snr instant before they
! disapuearci There Was sui yet
apf.nEY thud on the grass beiHw
fhHn nh more Noise but TIE distant
thunder ~ the traffic and the one
that woke me until the NiuHuW next
mine uaa thrown up
what the trylfs up
The voice was rich. ehrerF light
hearted agreeable atl that mF aHH
see nut a. I answered Nothing
~ thta waH not the nfst time ny
next door nriEhhor ha1 tried T.
sfaus acquaintance With ne
mt surely ~ heard the very
1feksna % ruH y"
You may have done So"
= 0as afraid SOMEONE hal broken
inta your foom'"
AZ matter - fart" Haid + PIT
d shame hy the uu6tminiahad god
hafsar ~ my ueiFth1f aHfus aaH
sit bat hes gore nov - lei hirl
las e
Comet Not he Hs.s SETTING
over that whft After hlu after
hImH Ard inc head tiaarfsH fed
ffufu The window urst milne
ruHhed into the corridor suf aaH
iasf ln finnr ~ irtrrurrt q siu gttafiT
hsuda8Hs young fellow ~ ahasn
hsf hardly taken ths trouble - iaak
HrfH ROW fir vas 81 evening dfasH
ans his fasa uas raaisHf nth fhe
seIrit - aslshfrf ard adventure
fContinu@f
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KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct IS The
largest man in sfiasaufi ls Hslshbaf
% the smallest man in Missouri. and
thng both llFo Be- ~. Francois
eusMtg.
J. n. Mastsiiar Weighing s48
pounds. "a the large one
The two men Of strange contrast
"a opened 90 fuert un the streets Of
French Village. - Fnsfsaaia
county trading point ahnaar dared
fnaatsilHr % 80 with him to q pho
fnsfanher MaHtoilar WaH game. and
a pirfu4 ~ the tao furf Wa taken
Aaafriiar o. wealthy farunf.
zilanef ia q !. houi esaehHf lie boards
around among the patrons Of the
= hanl district and li saHnettHss
easfnes his turn % hoard a week Al
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the Mssteliar horne. MaHts!lAr has
a vu4rn like a roar Of hon. ana
when he aayh grace the dishes on
the table rattle. Sometimes BY way
- variation. shaurr aaya grace. ana
the contrast ~ ~ noticeable that q
creates laughter among the aaH-
teiiaf young hapefula 10 such esient
play.
u summer when there II 40 school
shnnrr mauag ra "a small farm neat
the hanteiiaF homestead. tshauef
- - years old. while Masfeiiaf -
about years hts senior. hastsllaf
has had a coffin built % order.
which he keeps in q barn of he
4 in god health. however. and HAfs
he IL la no immediate fear Of death
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IT MADE
jim MAD
Police Arrested Boy Protege Of
Irish World" Man

fifnrais ffsTefran. - Irish World =
faiaF. "a the uls1dsst mar in Seattle
TO-DAY hfrauae % the unuaffAatrd ar
ret aad rsnn nrfusrt ia faii - q haf
ukasa Iina hnf hrfnrnasd saa Hiteu =
rssstins On bic news store
The by 10 If ateinlsufHar. an orphan
uha anea 90 fhs anpui ~ meet ali I'M
eanafHn tfainr and bring tbe eastern
aalllrn in Ilfn q mess atAnd Tee assFa
$50 bad STOLEN tady's aasd watch a
iha depot Huufu that HlriaheFMeF hs#
tha ~aich art had pawmrd a. aHd
Htaln lssfarf was ARRESTED ara thFuwa
ifta tha ctr ial with srfas dr4sksa
halzses. sna Kept there al night
1ln4 heard ~ iha arrest and sent u
rsaiea headquarters and tired to set
tha tad feisasei. ~ eftnE q So his
han f. arT nuiassHt f,ist - set hlssi
eat - he nifhy surroundings ttla
mission 80 vain. and q ssa uet until
this nfsfnins after agueattua II =
faf aH8 aemariirE the Immediate r.
isaas - the la that HfeiuhefHsf re
gained he liberty The boy uaH iss
- ntfhaat auB charge being preferred
ssI-hn lad said Jim this morning
fHa az honest - tha DAY - lag. and
I would stake my ne IN n I thlnk
there aaahg a. be suuan Nay 90 enahle
a. inuueeug hoy 60 Sc assistance ffusa
his fffanas when ha 10 On trouble tle
would have been in that hifhF. hat
esFe y ia1 Yrt u ! hadn't Hesn a
ianFef abaui o."
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rpa thi-k east rraA u IN ysar
fzEs
raaia-l aia. made that pain
- theirs. and ~ last { had the pa asf
saaazpthed cat up1u nv AuHns. IL
a. a short statement 81 The last
eHffHfiuxH % thfase ~hn had eAaaNasi
Ia ire ga. and there waa HHshlnE n
L that ala nos naw expect They
had buried Ready urHi tiaen ny
14fiiuE thru her atspfathnr. Ths
fnat expected o. f1las fast euaush
it sss written plainly. On sassi
Z tbs laatse1k. in diffrtnus tfsus
siiaa hands. Capt HARRIS had Eanz
HsKf. sud tpo hai 2 eeu dtaepF sfsi
HaaI
Hos l1nE I studied that hif -
zrlnpisf rHrrf. with ths aHif aafaf
afIu sparkling on % family sei
alone SHOWS All al once a peel -
nightmare laughter ratified thruaE 8
fhr HaHan ny deiiFarsFa started
back The laugh vas mine.
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY


Editor % the star Dear sir
Ysaf article Oh Saturday. oetabsr IL.
FhlaFsry an Inherited Tendency. E.
sUuminaiity 10 Born TIA Every
Child { DO not agree with Yuu a
baby. Tor Instance. takes everything
u can set hold ~ because II eauts
e. eat This j. natural. We cannot
kay thsY steal q The bAbYs hraiH
q not sufficiently Developed. e has
not sense enough 90 undetatana the
meaning ~ stealing
A child fully developed IN brains
amd nunBs WIFI not steal OF be n efiu-
inaI therefore. the most important
Part - 10 develop the brains 81 the
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CHAPTER v ,caouuusdl,
1t uo uss sou' on." said the
esrIsn teiiIHs up The uhpe
None whatever sit. Hald the
mate
Ready Ready" 1 repeated 4
ID aHstH o. have heard that name b.
tore Won't }uu giVv ms another
aHaHHtF
ne paper was uufalded Win a
r6afe wac another passenger Of
the maine of SAN Hautoa. uutrh-
HHaH aFHmiu l. Etrr heard IF
hlH
As appointment vaa.hssn. /
saulH uat HAF that 4 had Yet
would uat swear that had not
Hob. uHut 1uuf We'll. thHfe +
only eHa wufu chance. ENsf naaFi
- Mis- fva psu3snn ~
suy aad. Yesi Have YOU =
Ma sitting halt upfisht Ia my
hauk. The sklppeTu beard dropped
unan his chest
anlgss my rsui' the last name o
the lot taat'
snats you heard or herr ret.
Grated
Nalt a blt. ms laii Not - fast
lie dauu as.tlH ani tsli me Who she
Naa
#Whs che waar' I screamed 4
want la kHuw where She ia54
I can haftlY say" said tie esp
tain aHhaafilY I'VE found the
KiK a. che Lady Jvumyu the week
aftar We fauni you. baiu bsssalmsa
Ike THERE eaant tie issiy aboard
hFH. fhuHEh
Wa fhefe anybody
Two dead 'uns an this haFr
UHknH
Let ma see 81"
ne skipper hrsitatci
ftAdHf yau better salt a httH=
No. %. irt mr see thr worst 81
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CHAPTER VII
I - u TnIENIl

The night after consulted the
specialist Z was quite determined %
sleep ! had iald ln a bundle 81 the
daily papers. no country cottage
The scheme occupied my thoughts
Trout Il hing was dusldefatum
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Heating Stove
Special Sale

900 heating stoves ell kinds and
al sizes. that have been used q little
while az much below the price ~
rev stoves We also have q full
ltuc 81 ihc Charter Oak heaters
which SIRE we'll known - give salts.
faction. Ranges We have THE Ohio.
Majestic. Buck standard and othsf
well known brands We afe also
cole agents for the Charter Oak
stoves ard ranges II Xau are IN
need or anything in the furniture OF
stove liue ~ viii pay Yau 10 give
ua a call Remember the firm
H4me
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UPHEAHAL OF SOCIETY

me fo., exclusive CIRCLE. TN ar arear have ha dreadful
foundations which ss social superiority are buaea have
r o., rnp.5eu. seass t.as. vsoA
opening very
outsider VIA not wSsi-or title g
snyans else 20 make ne vay saay ~ lass l mo a
servant IN ore q us's rsFe haa ah1 h.a .' '' u
r7 ~, ia, 49, is,I N. worst u "a
if'rso not seis TO tell 'h eeuH'sF.
$50 -... -. .-l-nlaL am ~. 80 a--l
which Isa - hs hasas vsieh f'h ee''' h' as
ia, 100 funny s-suia aup.aersn Tor
Ts IN. smart st, vso ,or y,r.
sy should b sis fooia asesve bs'fa5es
By .sryan, % ,ho,oassy I. ssaa, fsH CA '''' supposed
OF eaar. svfai sianasr Sas ''arn
Constant eaa,as, win ses put
Asalra,on 20 b Of st and
have handle TO his psbs
IA a n~nsn lea q bis want q moasy.
Al all went down vi'h society
widow. not fat ar ana forty
y nssriy f.n over ,.slt, 4. hardly uu,ansa r,-sr
for him nd they "dd- th~rssslv.z
ss Vim sssSs ana sraS y IA lssa. ana iarsai ouss
foaoa nat As5 had been 20 erusy
ne ns~ feathers nns BIRD
s'oroa species which i've tn iana q
!, has Al been ens sucsou blow 20 society
Of pTopee eo"ii have been mistaken
'hns than society sst eoua b. possible
aai BIS n',ass 'aas mem a 49, 80, @. =" '' a.s
II horrible thought bu. ..n-z.- :. -, b eaHi'heA
federal ofnrer bsraura
Yiesday OFs star
brb
Immigration commissioner forthwith arrested
ei4tped behind the bars
81
fsreaht I'M he No
Gar-bler.
would Be- romeoanaias felony words tha' e
"wAfehaox- VIGILANCE
city II ootns to
whether the puhue
city laboratory
James u money
public making nasty nsh but when
the city a
usual. chats all
"rfoataat.an faat
OF n
stappIng &c Ia
Joyous
practices thst he has
'fsrssratinH
atroay" persutor
something
wife be- above suspicion specially
isehea. deputy 'hern e prpeea aE attornsg+s omesf
| CONSULTATION EXAMINATION FREE TEsTED
| SEATTLE THROAT
| Hsors ard s. Haler Block Second and Columbia
IN trouble
4
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Social Dance. every Saturday ntHht
Hfphsra Hail Ballard 80.
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The finest French finrnr serYed n
fhs city j. az tho Grand Buffet cafe
iiIt Third avenue. from q , NJ.
tally
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Sc CSSg
CoPRloHr leo9

synopsis,
cole, the narrator leaves a tufnz
mH chip or the Affichn oatst afIst
failing ~ love With Eva hruiHau.
After fieauus fng days be - re-
aeued ANA ,tttiyd tn EaMlaud. be-
ieiNuus Eta. hef HtcpfstN2a toal0lu
santaa Capt Harris AND ali hands
daAd An attempt o. made ou hia
tito and he hvgnulca acquainted with
Frank HAtttaN.
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90 70 srlnninEs for bicycle rspair,
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# 80 Present
1 -.ssa. l need service call and
NszI THE wILzlNsk OPTICAL co, SUITE 34 Arcade Bldg.
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Somebody prosecutors 'psrss
gatva s5fnv .ouethirr
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"FfoasHaaH ha8
prize -
stoppng Ia In
Jsg8as
practices heretofore tolerated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
Why He Did Not jump.

Here Is one that young man. who
knows a good story when he hears il.
heard one railroad man tell another
in depot up the line the other day:
I'VE picked up new trlshman
somewhere up-country. and set him
to work braking on a construction
train at cents mile for wages. One
day when him an me was on the train
she got away on one o. them noun.
tain grades, and the first thing we
knowed she was Hyin down the track
at about ninety miles an hour, with
nothin in sight but the ditch an tne
happy huntin grounds when we come
to the end | twisted 'em down as
hard as could all along the tops. and
then of sudden, | see Mike crawlin
along toward the end of one OF the
cars on all tours. with his face the col
or of milk | thought he was gettin
ready ii jump, an see his finish II
he did
mike, says |, 'youll be killed
Don't jump
He clamps his fingers on the run
min board to give him chance TO
turn around, aud, lookin at me con-
temptuously. answers:
Jump, is il? DO yez think I'd be
afther jumpin' an me maxim money
as fast as | ann"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
-
THE RAILROAD BUILDERS.
They are Now Examining Country
Aionq New Railroads.

The party of Pittsburg capitalists
who are interested In the Albuquer-
que Eastern. the Santa Fe Central
railways and the Pennsylvania Deyel-
opment company are at present at
Hagan coal fields and will remain
there for a day or two The party
is composed Of Major A. G. C. Quay.
n son of Senator NJ. s. Quay. Colonel
A. j. Lester. @. w. Delamater. Sena-
tor w. II. Andrews and General Man
aged W. s. Hopewell Hon. Arthur
Kennedy and General Francis ]. Tor
rance were unable to come with the
party but will come later. The party
arrived at Torrance In a special car
over the Rock Island system at 4
O'Clock Friday morning and at s
O'Clock they left over the Santa Fe
Central railway to willard There
they were met by conveyances and
driven to Antelope Springs, arriving
there AT ( Friday afternoon. The trip
to the coal fields vas made Saturday
and from Hagan the party will return
to Antelope Springs for a short stay.
A visit will be made 10 Albuquerque
and Santa Fe sometime this week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
iN.iAN SCHOOL NOTES.

All the departments literary and
Industrial, are busily engaged prepar.
ing for the closing exercises next
week
a. O. Wright. supervisor In charge.
has gone to Rocky Ford. Colo, to per.
feet the ARRANGEMENTS with the Amer.
lean Beet Sugar company about EN-.
ploying Indian labor for the beet fields.
He expects to visit other points in Col.
orado while gone.
The social given by the c. " society
on Wednesday evening was very
pleasant and enjoyable event.
Allan Morrison, from Darlington, o.
T., has been appointed clerk to MI the
vacancy made by the transfer OF Mrs.
Bush TO the United States land ONCE
In Pueblo, Colo. Mr.. Morrison is ex.
pected here in few days.
The health of the children is excel.
lent, not single case being In the
hospital
Candelario Roybal has received a
permanent appointment as industrial
teacher. MIR. Roybal was former pu.
Pill Of the school and won the respect
of all by his careful attention to bust.
ness. He is 10 he complimented on his
promotion, as the position is an i'm.
portant one and has salary of 5000
per annum attached to IL.
Rumor has Il that Mr.. Roybal is soon
to marry one of the bellies OF the
school
A new colored cook has been install.
ed In the Club" kitchen and is disbing
up tempting viands for the employees
of the institution.
A large number OF visitors from the
east called at the school during the
past week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

The bodice has bolero OF the chiffon
that ends midway between the neck
end the pink girdle, and is bordered
with twoinch band Of black chiffon.
The upper sleeves also terminate In
similar folds. and when the wearer's
arms hang at her sides these bolero
bands are on line with those Of the
sleeves.
II would be difficult to imagine any.
thing more feminine and yet so sweet.
ly simple as this seasons modes. The
prettiest effects OF the winter fash.
ions have been retained and repro.
duced In thin materials and with ad.
ditional touches. the summer girl OF
1903 has a wardrobe filled with crea.
tions as airy and fairy as the tradi.
t'onal Lillians. MAUDE GRIFFINS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
Chancellor Arrested.

Sheriff Cleofus Romero received a
tip Wednesday evening that Tom
Chancellor. who was indicted about a
year ago for assault to murder Fred
Bummell. was IN Tucumcari says the
Las Vegas Advertiser The sheriff
MADE a flying thp Wednesday morn.
ing to Santa Rosa by the stage, on to
Tucumcari by rail. got his man. re-
turned to Santa Rosa that night and
arrived In Las Vegas by the stage last
night and safely jailed his bird
Chancellor, who has several aliases.
has been wanted for a long time, and
when Sheriff Romero learned he had
been spotted 1n Tucumcari he lost no
time in giving him healty welcome
to the Hotel de Romero
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
POLICE COURT.

There were four head aches before
Judge Crawford this morning.
Thomas McMann. a mine laborer.
came in from ;he country yesterday to
cash check and buy some clothes.
He took a drink In saloon on First
street and il was all on with him.
When he was arrested his money was
gene, This morning he said ne was
drugged. He was given the usual dose.
Manus Anderson. Swede in the EN-.
ploy OF the American Lumber com.
pany. paid S. for his drunk.
Thomas Wall also got the same for
committing a nuisance on the street.
John Dudro@ was drunk all over yes
terday. and II tocH two strong men to
get him to the cooler, He pleaded
guilty; IS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
A Sure Thinq.

II is said that nothing Is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not al.
together true. DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for consumption is a sure cure
for all lung and throat troubles.
Thousands can testify to that. Mrs. C.
b. Van Metre of Shepherdtown, w.
Va, says. 81 had severe case of bron.
chitis and for year tried everything !
heard of. but got no relief. One bottle
DIR. Kings New Discovery then cure.
ed me absolutely It's inIanible for
Group, whooping cough. grip. pneu.
monia and consumption. Try II. It's
guaranteed by all drugs lists Trial bot.
ties free. Regular sizes soc, 800
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

Grant Rlvenburg. president of the
Santa Fe Board of Trade, has appoint.
ed the following committee TO confer
with the Santa Fe Central officials
who will be at the capital In a few
days on matters of interest to that
city and the railroad, viz: |. Sparks.
IL. u. Cartwright, Arthur Seligman. 5.
Spitz. G. W. knaebel. Frederick Null
Ter, X. J. Palen, N. b. Laughlln, J. H.,
Gerdes, f. s. Davis and A. Staab. Mr..
Riyenburg, the president of the board,
Is also u member OF said committee,
and will call meeting OF the same to
consider the matters TO be presented
TO the railroad officials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

ence with the men aud some Of them
went towork
reporter OF the FL Paso News call.
ed upon +. II McMahan. chairman OF
the general grievance committee Of
the III Paso q Southwestern railroad.
and T. II Purcell. chairman OF the
grievance committee OF the order Of
Railway Conductors. OF the same road
Both gentlemen made the following
statement The Brotherhood OF Pail
way Trainmen and the order OF Rail.
way Conductors are working In per.
feet harmony with the management OF
FL Paso a Southwestern and theie has
been no grievance Of any kind pre-
scented to- us as chairmen Of the two
grievance committees
Two or three swltchmen saw 1t 10
declare a strike on the road. as indi-
viduals. The Order of Railway Con.
ductors and the Brotherhood OF Rail
way rrainmen would like IL known
that there is no strike existing on the
above road ard any Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen or Order of Rail
way Conductors man wishing to go to
work may do so without any reflection
being cast upon him.
Two of the strikers were members
of the Brotherhood OF Railway Train.
men.