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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
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Sas Qreistmrmcn cr0ffnct. - Srp.
PCS Set Sanfctt inn
Stnotpnrf.

etirmif6er @ppluus fir Die &meriz
faner. 8re6enoe 9Gmme in
Snle5ien. - Weitere 8er6eerunz
qen bur3 Die groBe 8ahersnotb.
- GoGiiion 3piidsn 9ompfern
in Der g3d6e BON @tettin. Sin
groBes ungliit nur nit troPper
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TIE Rebe bes preuBiiden 9anOels9
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gerlin, q. Suli. - Na6oem in
Giirnberq nod am Sonntdg Abeno
elm leitter Rsgen pom 9immel gerlez
ielt mar, brad geitern frii6 Die Sonne
purh unb bus berrlidite Wetter be-
oiinItiote ben @etttampf Der Snrrer.
gu SdufenDen prdngten he 1Icn Our9
bic 5traBen, cine 2egion IN 9ralerl
Inaiioen, unb menn man ben 8IIf
i6er bic aus @nlaB Des 10. oeutifen
Surnfeiteg bier 5uIammengeltrOmten
iunosn uno alten Surner idtpelten
lGbt unb bic fraftitroBenpen 9eltalten
mnItert, oann nirD einem Die 8eoeuz
tuna Der eplen Surneriade, Die etler
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80rper fpo6nen lGBt, crit 10 reht tldr.
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S6eilne6mer fpurDen ni6t miioe, IN
bic f4 S6lag auf S4lag abloienoen
Souite Eer3li4 ein3uitimmen. Staot@
I6ulratb Hiibl aus Stettin brafle
bas 6p9 auf bic Nu5ldnber aus. Gr
nabm babel ipe5ieG 8e3ug uuf nuniere
beutf9 : ameritaniI4en 8riioer, Die
in itattlifen, leiItungsfdbigen Riegen
beriiber getommen iino, I'm bos beutz
f6e 6era in Der 6remDe gum beutI4en
6erSen Der 9eimutb ii4 finben 5u
laiTen unb Oabur4 bic 6eittage gu
perI90nern."
Hamens Der Nmerifaner banfte Der
amerifuniI9e &oniul 9ugo Min6 in
9ldusn dls offi3ieGer @ertreter Oes
Decentralization Surner6unbes."
Miin4 mar friiber erIter Spre6er bes
gunbesbprorts, dls berIelbe in 81.
2ouis mar. Na9 inn iprafen 3urnz
superintendent t6einri4 SuOer aus
gbicago uno Surnle6rer Pertu6 aus
g6ilabelpbia. 5r. Suoer trug unter
rieiigem Behalf Elm i4pungOOle8
Srinflieb uuf Die 5eftTtaOt Dor, DeIen
0erfafer 9r. 8ennede bonn nRepz
Oorfer SurnDerein" 1T. 5erner fpraz
den Gpreder Sriebri6 bom Surnperz
Elm 9orto Qlesro (9raiiiien), beiIen
rsue SABINE seitern 6ier gepei1t nurz
be, unb piele anbsre ausldnoiite Ser
trftsy.
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Nrtrunfen.

philadelphia, q. SuIi. -
Qrt6ur 6rieb6oefer uno Sume5 Scanz
lin, 8eioe 9 Sabre alt, ertranten 6eute
in einem tleinen Babe nabe Der 8orz
itdOt Qrompre, Ste fonnten ni6t
i4Dimmen uno geriet6en bei'm 8aoen
in Dem bur8 8egen angeI4npqenen
8a4e in tiefes 8aiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Bum Wnn1her rnrnn1nnhirt.

G9tcugo, Sus., q. Sult.-Oer
beige beuti6e 8icez8oniuI 81. SO.
SneQ, Der ais Oberz2ieutenant Der
Reieroe Dem 100. (SG6Ti3en 2ei6z)
Regiment ungebDrt, erbielt ben 8efe6l,
fi6 u~nDer3iigli4 gu elmer u9tpOdigen
lle6ung BEL Oemielben 81 itelen. 9d
er bier aber pd6reno bes Sommer5
in Qbpeien6eit be8 8onfuls Or. Wez
Der, Der cine breimpnatlt6e Sour na6
Dem Weften plant, Die 3oniulat8gez
i9Gfte leiten ioIte, 10 befano er Ii6 in
einem b0ien Dilemma, fpe86al6 sr es
fir geratben belt, iid teIegrapbii4
bom 4uspGrtigen Qmt in Berlin gez
naue SnItruftionen 81 erbitten. 0ieie
trafen benin au3 umge9enb Elm uno
lauten Oabin, baB er i9 am II. Quz
quit in DRESDEN 81 melben bat, UNI
an Den RaiIerJ W t6eil3unebz
men. Qls iein StelDertreter miro aug
Dem auspdrtigen Qmt Der QfefIor
Or. 3itelmdn, nel6er benz 8onIulat
atta9irt, ,aber nod nt9t gum 8icez
&Onful ernannt fporben lit, 6ier6er
geianbt fperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Gin Grpbu8.
SO6fntb Oer GinDunOcrnn9.
gSabreno Ses lcstcn SiSfaliabres
famen nabcSu cine Billion Men.
iben ans europa.

g2ur etpos ii6er 10000 9eutide be-
fanben ii8 barunter. = Stalien
unb Oeitrei9 : nngarn fteQten
ous gr0Bte Contingent. Sntes
reFanter Iiterurif6er 9adloB
beg berItorbenen 6ilipinOz5 toot5s
mannes Ma6ini. - @m. u.
Miner er6GIt feline 6tene in Der
Regierungs , 0ruterei 8uriit. =
Sine Gntf4eiOung ge8en bic
Union.
@af9ington, .. e., q. SuIi.
- Cine 6p9flutb Der @intpanberung
1T fir baS nit Dem 30. Stunt beenOigz
te Sisfaliabr c]onItatirt, in pel4em
Die 8eoDIferung Der Ser. Staaten Ell
men 3upu4s BON nabe3u elmer Nftlz
linn Qu5Idnber erfu9r. Nd4 Der
bonn 6anoels : Department. ber0fz
fentIi6ten Stattftif mar ndmli6 Die
53abl Der @inpanoerer un0 Der an
beren MuslGnber, tpel6e bier anldngz
ten, in ben nit benz 30. Sum- gum
QbI6luB geldngten II W~onaten921,z
315, cine 3una6me i'm 8erglet6 gum
@pria6re ppn 19O,517. BON Der Sc
fammt3a6l fam nabe3u bic 9dlfte au
SStalien un0OeItrei6 : ungarn, NAM
lid 230,622 aus Dem @riteren uno
2O6,011 aus Dem QeBteren, cine gu
nu6ne BON 52,247, rsip. 34,O22 i'm
8erglet6 81 Den Dorangegangenen II
Monaten. Sn oritter Rei6e tamRuBz
Lamb nit 186,098 Ginnanoerern, in
pisrter S6peoen nit 46,028 Gin
punberern, in finfter 9euti6lanb
nit 40,O86, in iea8ter Srlano nit
36,310. Nu5 Sapan tamen 1858
Ginmanosrer, aus CHINA 2209, aug
0sFinoien 817O. gu ben Gintponz
oerern, tpel6e 3ugelufen tpurOen, ia
men 1859, oenen Die Qanoung ni6t
g~eItuttet puroe. Na6 ibrem Sci
mot6lanbe 3uriittransportirt inner
bait zines Sabre5 mad i6rer2dnoung
nuroen SAT. Inter Den ni6t 3ugez
luf1enen beFonoen Ii4 1912 notoriI6
Nrme 0duper8), 1773 &rante, 1886
Gontrattar6eiter, 81 iibsrfii6rte Ser
BREEDER, "a Srr1innige uno 8l0ofinniz
&c, 10 5rauen3immer, Die 3u unmoz
rolii6sn 3tpsten importirt mOrOen
lnaren, 9 unteritiiBte notoriI6e Or
me uno Elm qolpgamiit. Bon Der
9eIammt8o6l Der Ginpanoerer ia
men 631,885 i'm 9ofen bon g}epz
gorf an, 62,838 i'm 9afen bon 3d.
fton, 55,8O2 i'm 6afen DON 8altiz
more uno 32,943 ii6er bic canuOi16e
@ren3e.
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Wte6er It eIlt.

y y
8m. q. MiQer, pel6er am 18.Wai
feiner Ste1ung ais 9iilf5 : Wert=
meifter in Der Regierung5 : 0ruderei
ent6o6en ipurOe, oa er aus Der bic
Iiqen 8u6binoer : Union aus9eitoBen
mprben mar, lit am 16. SuIi pieoer
BON benz Regierung8 : 9ruter 9alz
nler in fein Mmt eingeIeBt noroer.
MiGer bate ii6 BEL Der GipiIoienit L
gommifion 6eI6pert, uno oiefelbe
bate 6ereit8 am 6. Suli Miller's
DieoereinIebung berlangt, oa feline
Gntlafung i'm WioerIpru8 nit BEN
GioiIoienIt : 8~egulationen ite6e. 46er
MiQer bate Ii6 aud brett an ben
9rGIioenten 3oo1epelt nit elmer Be-
i4iperoe gepanot, unb QeBterer bate
fi6 in 3tpei 8risfen an Setretdr Cor
tsIDou, BON 13. uno IA. Suli batirt,
fir cine WiebereinieBung Miller's
ausgefpro9en, Der 9rGIioent itiiBt
ii4 babel ouf Die gnti6eioung Der
&o6leritrife : GommiTion bonn IS.
W}Gr3 b. s., 4porin erfldrt pirb, Dap
fpeoer Die 2(ngeb0rigteit, nod Die
Ni6t : 2(ngeb0rigfeit gu elmer 4rbeiz
ter : Organization ben 9runb our
GntIaFung zines 4ngeItsaten 8eben
oiirfe.
MiQer's @us itoBung aus Oerltnton
Nr. 4 Der internationalen 8riioerz
I4aft Der 8u4binoer mar aus Dem
8runoe erfDlgt, neil oerielbe einem
MitgIieb bes Gongrefes gegenit6er
Ii9 barber ausgelafen bate, ME in
Der groBen 8u9Oruterei uncleS0m's
@r1purungen 9ema6t perben fOnn@
ten. WiGer be6ouptete Der Union ges
geni6er, oaB sr p~pGftGnoig corrett
ge6anoelt babe, aber oa feline &usz
funft cine 8erminoerung bes Perio=
nails in Der 3egierung8 : 9ruderet
CUR G5olge bate baben t0nnen, tpuroe
berIelbe prompt aus Der Union aus
9eitoBen, uno man t6eilte bdnn benz
R~eqierungs : 9ruder palmer iofort
nit, 6uB bsIagter 0mr, Q.Uli1er ni4t
me6r LANCER g~ut1te6enbes Wtttglieo
Der 8u66inoer : Union Or. 4 lei.
9olmer berfiigte in Der Shat MiQer's
@bfeBung uno CAB in benz an Nfiuer
qeri9teten Gntlafungsi9reiben Die
Q~uSItoBung aus Der Union aIs Gntz
lafungsgruno an.
Sn Dem eri item S6reiben oesSetre@
tGrs GprtelDou, in pel6em Der 8rditz
bent 5u Der gntlafung MiQer's uno
fir befen WieoereinIeBung SteQung
nimmt, Iagt 9rGIioent RooieDeIt u.4.
p0rtli8:
nQus ben ben san 6etreFfenoen
SdriFtItiiden i6eint beroor3ugeRen,
oab Miqer in oiretter 8erleBung oes
@eIeBes Ieines 4mtes entIeBt nuroe.
Den 4ngeIteqten Der 3egierungsbruz
derei itebt tpobl oas Re9t gu, ii4,
penn es i9nen beliebt, ais cine Union
gu coniituiren, aber bic 8egeln oOer
8ei4life elmer Iolden Union oilrfen
ni6t bic 8eIeBe Der Ser. Staaten, De-
rem Qusfibrung meme beI4porere
pfli4t lit, iiber ben 6oufen perfsn."
l1nO in ieinem 5~ipeiten S4reiben
an SetretGr GorteIpou lautet Der Qn@
fang fOlgenoermaBen: ySm 3uIqm@
men9ang nit meinem gsitrigen@aret7
ben m04te i'd sic nod auf ben fol<
genben Pu1us in benz S9iebsiprn9
Der 9arttoblen : Strife : GpmmifIton
bom Is. Mdr3 1903 auFmertfam ma
den:
r@s miro hermit entf9ieben lno
Derfiigt, boB Riemanbem Qrbeit per-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20

side the rails, crashing into a small
school house, which was completely
demolished. The wreck caught fire
Immediately and all of the cars which
left the track we're quickly burned up.
Baggageman Hotchkiss was killed, his
body being recovered. After the fire
five bodies we're taken from the burn
ed cars. Three of them are those Of
two ome and a child who are said
to have boarded the train at Youngs-
town, Ohio, bound for Olean. They
were burned SO badly that 1t was al
most impossible to identify them. The
other two have not been identified. 1t
is believed that other bodies are still
in the w%reckage.
Six more or less seriously injured
passengers and members of the crew
were taken to the Salamanca hospital
Two private cars on the passenger
train did not leave the track.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20

Ben Bibo, assessor for Valencia
county, went to Los Lunas last night,
Samuel Locke, the cattle inspector
from this district, is in the city from
Magdalena.
o. p. Hovey, the probate court clerk
of Sandoval county, is in the city on
Official matters.
Hon. Carl a. Dalies and Louis c.
Becker. Of Belen, are in the territorial
metropolis today.
Ed Farr, of Farr Brothers. arrived
Friday from Torreon. Mexico, with
three cars OF fat cattle.
Col. j. Francisco Chaves, territorial
school superintendent, was a passen-
ger for Belen last night.
II. W. Kelly, of the grocery estab-
lishment of Gross. Kelly & Co., is in
the city from Las Vegas.
George E. Ellis, the proprietor Of
the Clare hotel, Santa Fe. was in the
city yesterday on business.
Joe Barnett and wife left yesterday
on the California limited for a visit of
short duration at Los Angeles.
A very important meeting for union
men will be held this evening at the
Carpenters hall on West Gold avenue
Mrs. Sidney Hubbell has gone to
Santa Fe, in response to a message
that one of her daughters is quite
sick.
A. NJ. Bergere, clerk of the district
court at Santa Fe, was here yesterday.
but continued north to Santa Fe last
night.
A. ] .Loomis, the deputy internal
revenue collector for New Mexico, sta
toned at Santa Fe, is here today on
Official matters.
DR.. c. H. Conner and J. F. Palmer
came in from He'll canyon this morn.
ing, leaving their wives out there for
q months vacation.
B. Flesher, the cigar manufacturer,
was called to the city from Denver,
on account of the arrival at his home
OF a bouncing baby girl. Mother and
child are reported doing nicely to-
day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
TELEGRAM RETURNED.
Relatives Of Martha Walden, the Sui
eide, Cannot Be Found.

Relatives Of Martha Walden, the Sui
eide, Cannot Be Found.
All kilograms which have been sent
to various people in regard to Mrs.
Martha Walden's suicide have been re-
turned. 1t vas learned by o. w.
Strong & Sons yesterday that she had
two brothers and three sisters in San
Antonio, Texas. They were further in
formed that Mrs. Walden's maiden
name was Sumskusky, and that her
people were prominent people in San
Antonio. kilograms were Immediately
dispatched, but all were returned. The
name of the Polish was undoubtedly
m~isspelled or 1t would have found its
proper destination. A telegram wal
received from Nevada, saying that the
husband had left there some thret
months ago,
II it is impossible to find any of hei
relatives she will be buried here.
Nothing further regarding the Gauss
OF the rash act, other than ives pub
Hshed by The Citizen Saturday, has
beea learned,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
In BareIas Sunday-Trial Carried Over
Until Tomorrow,

Judge Crawford's court room "a
filled to almost it's lawful capacity this
afternoon when the trial of the two
Barelas harmless gunsmen was given
an airing.
The active members, Andres Trujillo
and Jose Padilla, were all there, but
some of the principal witnesses were
absent and in consideration of these
facts the trial vas postponed until to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The ARRAY grew out of a heated dis
cussion over a card table in. Barelas
yesterday afternoon. Words would not
express their feelings and consequent
ly they exhibited their sentiments by
a couple of six-shooters. The men back
of the guns fired several shots, but
their lead was counterfeit and would
not take effect. 1t was a marvellous
escape for both men, but there won't
be any marvellous escape when Judge
Crawford administers the law in the
large judicial doses.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
TOWN Of BElEN.
Il is Now Assuming Substantial
Proportions.
A few OBSERVATIONS.

The hurry, furry and excitement,
the springing up in profusion of tents
and slightly rough board shanties,
which prevailed in Belen the first few
months after it was decided that the
Santa Fe cut off would pass through
there. has died out and now comes an
era of substantial growth and improve
ment. The small. one horse saloons
and 5 cent ginger bread vendors, those
that make a business of following
county fairs and railroad construction
gangs and form the advance guard of
town site building, are moving out
and following their departure those
who have come TO stay and help make
the new town are settling themselves
to work and building. The building
going on at Belen now is of the sub
stantial sort and is being done by peo-
pie who have come to stay.
John Becker, of the John Becker
company, who Is the leading light in
building up Belen and who will prob
ably be the first mayor Of the now
6icVih6 tiis ~ tdhIIB mum htNiNp
and is sparing nothing to give the
town a thrifty appearance. Mr.. Beck
er Is the largest real estate owner of
Belen and naturally should be fore
most in any movement promoting the
towns benefit.
City Engineer Pitt Ross, of Albu-
querque, is just about to finish up the
laying out and plating the new town
site Of Belen. The streets will not
run with the cardinal points of the
compass, but designated keeping paral-
lei with the track of the Rio Grande
division at the place where the new
depot will be located, which is about
200 yards south Of the old depot.
The main street, or what Is expected
to be the main t~boroughfare Of the
city, extends west from where the new
depot will be to almost in front Of the
| Becker store. This street is now be
ing graded into conformation that
would grace any city. Raised side
walks of adobe with gravel surface are
now being laid along this street.
Not like most railroad towns of New
| Mexico, where the business hovers
around the station house, the CONNER
| cial district of Belen is growing in the
western portion Of the town plat, as II
now lays, and almost half a mile from
| the railroad. The resident portion o.
| the city will be built and is building
| between the business street and the
| railroad. tt
The new buildings so far built are
| constructed of either frame or brick
The lumber is being shipped in and
the brick is being burned on the
| ground. A very good quality OF brick
clay has just been found Just west O
| town and brick making is likely to be
| come one of the industries OF the new
town.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
Local Happenings

Tigers, but only lasted one inning.
Rambs succeeded Chaves and was hit
pretty hard the first few innings, but
warmed up in the fourth and a hand
some array of goose eggs for the Blues
followed. Boyce tossed the first four
innings for the Blues. He was sue
ceeded in the fifth by Moore. Moore
is the pitcher who did such nice work
in a game a week ago Sunday and lost
none Of the laurels gained then in yes.
terday's game.
The line up: Blues-Bargett, He'll
veg, Barrett. Moore. Donahue, Nelson,
Boyce, Patterson and Wilson. Tigers
Golfer, Vigil, Chaves. Gallegos, F.
De Blassie, Rambs, Brown, T. De Bla-
sic and Miraval.
The First Regiment band was In at
tendance and rendered many pieces of
bright music, helping to make the aft
ernoon enjoyable.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. Tho
coded them and who founded the com
pany. have gained this worthy reputa-
ton by doing careful and substantial
work. Experience has taught them
that the path of success is purchased
by honesty in work and integrity in
business. The Atchison people have
learned this through their dealings
with the Lantry Sons and their
services are sought for at prices above
par. II is rumored that B. Lantry Sons
secured the cut off contract at a figure
much in excess to bids of other COM
peting contractors. If such is the case
IL is not only a valued compliment, but
signifies that the Atchison people have
much faith in work done by this firm.
Henry Lantry, although not quite as
active a man as his brother, Charles,
sticks pretty close around where
things are going on and his presence
on the front where work is being done
is felt. He has been at his office at
Belen the past several days and knows
about all that is doing. Like most men
Mr.. Lantry has a hobby. II isn't an au-
tomobile, nor palatial Pullman, but a
coy orne On the west side of the
office building at Belen, there is a
little nook formed by two wings of the
building. 1t is sheltered from the wind
and the sun. This nook is Mr.. Lantry's
coy corner, or that is what he terms
it. 1t was in this coy corner that The
Citizen reporter found Mr.. Lantry on
Friday. HIS coat was off and his vest
was loose, he sat straight up and
seemed quite c%ontented. Some rail
road builders would have had a private
car sidetracked near by and the curl
Gus reporter would have had to tip
some pompous porter to gain entrance.
Not so with Henry Lantry. He is a
man among men and is an able scholar
of human nature. He speaks to his
office men as they speak among them
selves, calling men by their first and
given name. He has adopted Charles
Worries as his general man. Charlie
Is Mr. Lantry's right hand man. If an
% htOuNur ShuiiiC ~ wv
II a piece of work is to be inspected,
Charlie can do 1t; If a locomotive is
to be examined or a message is to be
sent, Charlie does it and he is capable.
Then in the office there are A. F.
Andres, the b~ookkeeper; F. z. Nelson,
superintendent in charge; B. F. Van
WAGNER and T. e. dig, and the cook,
zee Quee.
To say that zee Quee, a celestial of
unusual intelligence, is an essential
member of Mr.. Lantry's camp force is
proven by the fact that he has been
with the firm twenty years. He is an
artist in his line and every man around
camp is his friend. Yee Quee is a
privileged character around the head.
quarters camp and is to be respected.
Henry Lantry expects to go to his
home at Strong City, Kan, in a few
days, when his brother, Charles, will
return from the east, where he has
been recently.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20

Passenger Train Wrecked and Several
PASSENGERS Burned to Death.

jamestown, N. Y, April 20.-A coup
ling broke on a west bound freight
train on the Erie road at Red House
at A o'clock this morning just as the
train was leaving the main track to
take a siding for an east bound New
York and Chicago limited express to
pass. The delay occasioned by the
mishap was the cause of a fatal acct
dent of a most distressing nature. AL
most Immediately after the freight
train broke in two the passenger train
came along at the rate of fifty miles
train broke in two the passenger train
combination baggage and passenger
car, a day coach and two sleepers left
the track running nearly 100 feet be-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
A e Sensation.

There vas q big sensation in Lees
vile, Ind, when w. H. Brown of that
place, who was expected to die, had
his life saved by DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. He writes:
II endured insufferable agonies from
asthma, but your New Discovery gave
me immediate relief and SOC there
after effected a complete cure" SINH
lar cures of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis and grip are numerous.
It's the peerless remedy for all throat
apd lung troubles. Price, soc and 81.
Guaranteed by all druggists. Trial
bottles free.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
HOWARD TRIAL.
Evidence of the Accused In Noted Ken.
lucky Murder Case.

Evidence OF the In Noted Ken
lucky Murder Case.
Frankfort. ny, April 20.-James B.
Howard, on trial on the charge of kill.
ing Governor Goebel, took the witness
stand again today for another cross
examination. The witness declared
that he was ii the Board OF Trade no.
tel when the crowd passed bearing
the wounded man.
He could give no description Of the
manner in which Goebel was being
carried and got considerably tangled
on this point.
Mrs. Henry e. Youtsey is here and
will be called by the defense to contra
dict her husband as to his confession
made on the witness stand in the How
ard trial. Youtsey's brother in law
Banker r. II. Witherspoon, of VIII
chester, and other relatives, are alst
here for same purpose.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
He Will Be Guest Of Montana Labor
Unions.

Butte, Mont. April 20.-President
Roosevelt will be the guest of the
Butte labor unions during a portion Of
the time that he expects to spend here
on May q.
He has accepted the invitation Of
the Silver Bow Trades and Labor as
sembly.
Immediately upon receipt of the invi-
tation, Private Secretary Loeb drove
ten miles to where the president was
and laid the matter before him. When
Malcolm Gillis, of the labor unions
committee, arrived at Cinnabar, Secre.
tary Loeb had returned and informed
the labor representative that the pres.
ident was pleased to accept the invita-
ton.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20
Offcers Elected.

Federal Labor Union No. 1 1857, Am.
erican Federation of Labor, met Satur.
day night in Carpenters hall and elect
ed the following officers:
President-Thos. Dye.
Vice President-Adam Fisher.
Financial Secretary-Ben Plessner.
Recording Secretary-J. W. Hill.
Treasurer-Lyman Dye.
Guide-A. PECAN.
GUARDIAN. II. Obermeyer.
William Regan, w. e. Grimmer and
Arthur Bancroft we're given member,
ship. The organization here Is grow.
ing rapidly and boasts Of close to a
hundred members,