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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
East 81. Loui. Itens.

Doctor H. J. De Haan Is having. plans
drawn for addition to be built to his building
on Collinsyfle avenue.
"A wage scale signed by the East st. Louis
and Suburban Electric Railroad Company and
which took effect yesterday gives the trackmen
employed by the company the Uniform scale
Mrs Lena Adolph. widow OF William Adolph.
has received a check for 81. 900 from the Modern
Wocsimen being the amount OF the policy her
husband held In this company
The East St Louis City Council VIII mees
this morning.
Emery Raleigh, a machinist employed BY AZ.
mour' 4 Co, lost his right hand In an accioens
there yesterday afternoon. His hand VA. ce1Snt
between cog wheels and Was mashed on. bsn-
Brichier's ambulance removed him TO tns
Henrietta Hospital, where last evening ne va
reported ~ getting along nicely.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
Jerseyville Notes.

Alderman W. F. Fahey OF Jerseyvills was .
visitor in St. Louis yesterday.
The pulpit OF the First PresbytAfan C4uxsn
at JerseyviIle was occupied yesterday oy- tne
Reverend william Parsons. pastor OF the kuse
Presbyterian Church at Sparta. III.
Frank Fescnmeyer Of Jerseyvtlis went 70
Litchdeld. Ill. yesterday.
-Mr. and Mrs william G. Burnett Of JefsEy-
willie went TO Cariinville. Ill.
Alderman II. s. Daniels OF Jerseyvtne - ~
covered from q serious attack Of typhoid fever.
THE conversation of the Church Of the Hsly
Ghost at Jerseyviile VIII give an ice-cream paxty
week
Mr. and Mrs. George Harmon Of Jerss5vtl1s
have gone to Niddletown. o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

H,ute. Ind. are at the ST. Niehola. OF 1sfr'
:: Mis- N n Judge OF Louislli KY. is guest
IT. R, carskadon OF Keyser. W. Va. Il stop
Mr.. and Mrk Edwin Decoursey ara at the
at the New ST. James. '
Mr.: and MrA J. 2. Goodwin Of KIrksvtlle.
$. H. Williams OF Chattanooga, Tenn, Is
registered at the IAndell.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. N. Moody Of Newport,
Ark. are at the Moser.
Sam T. Caruthers OF Troy. N. z. was at
Horns yesterday.
William Bauermeister OF Omaha 10 1t the
H., (, e. ssandsr q New York Is on the s-ess
H. 4. Libbs Of st. Joseph. Mo-. spent yes
terday at the Planters.
Doctor seaton Norman Of Cleveland. o., Is
stopping at the Southern.
Mo-. are at the New St James. :. s0'1'n'-'
y. Q. Tall Of Kahoka. Nc. IL at thu LAclede
istered at the Lindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Of New Or
leans, La, are ct the Moser.
N H., !. Patterson of South Bend. IND. was
.s!; p s: :, Of GIs,and. La. is on tho
p D. !. Th sSe Of Kansas City No.
at ne New s st. 5a G1 Evansville md has rooms
,oa,c Te4 an, sps M, nadd of San An
~. H Richardson of Bloomfield Mo-, is stop
ping at the Laciede. - :. ~
I5ohp EnTisht OF Davenport. Ia. is registered
list at the st. Nicholas. 80
-CIymer A. Caldern OF Muscatlne, Ia. IL 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
At New York Hotels.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL. -

New York, Aug. Among the arrivals Al
the hotels here to-day were the following
81; EoSIs-G xl,pesr1es, Q. c.mpbsu. Hon.nd:
+. Hays II schmitz and Ma schnits. I'M n
gs,lsi: Z pick,oa: Mt.s Z; DlsLman 2, Dick
xnker. Broadwsy ,centrsi; IL. s. .Hsr1in. J. 4.
MiM g. Novisr. Mufr.y HII: Misses Wade, J.
G wac sed Mr. wade WiSs2nia; H; a. NtW-
Xefkei. HOFFMAN; j. Roman and Ma Rob1n.
Sir. sisslals; 2: ,ssephe1 il; s. Denis: a. Aes-
u. Coytlls Marlborough; p; tfsser. Ma
Kansas City,. II Saunders. %. b Bfouks
Grand Union: Miss C. Herman, Broadway Gen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
LOANS ON FURNITURE.

Rates and terms unheard Of. Look:
81 weekly pays q SEQ loan.
Sl.c0 weekly pays . teQ.e0 loan.
t1oo weekly pays q 90 loan.
i5c weekly pays ~ 90 loan.
Payments may be made weekly, eemimcnth1y
or monthly. II Il to your interest to consult US.
All bueinesA private and above board. See us.
6ol Chemical building. Eighth and Olive sts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
LOANS! LOANS! LOANS

MADE TO EVERY one on FURNITURE Pr
mos and SALARIES. Leaving goods In your
S 9sslse,sion. When in need OF money CALI. AND
ZEE ZEE Us. AN INTERVIEW WILL CONVINCE
lOl that our RATES the LOWEST and our
city. " 80 ' 80 ~
II you owe a balance on your FURNITURE or
PlANO we will pay Il for you and advance you
moro money. YOU PAY Us BACK IN SMALL.
WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. we ex-
tend payments when sick or out OF employments
SO you need have fear OF losing your goods.
OPEN EVENING UNTIL s O'CLOCK.
eSS Century bldg Olive and sth sts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
NOT IN the TRUSTS.

NIT III NJ yoS sEcm ys e IoS cS gk-
out REMOVAL, at !. 0REATLY .REDuCED
EATE that win enable you to PAY on any
DEBT. you may have: you can RETURN the
money as you can In weekly or monthly pay
ments. and only PAY for the TIME you use the
P PEI EsE1 OFFICE and e. oui BATES q
FRANCE al SIS Sim o ~ 'eono n0't. En-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
Busiest Corner in St. Louis.

0lxn ssm-
Above IL q plan OF suite OF three cen
qectinE rooms on the second foof Of The
Republic building. The front on Olive st.
and have q total Of So square feet Of floor
space. The tenant may divide and arrange
to suit. They have steam heat. plenty nat
ural light, elevator service G d are readily
reached by stairway, one short flight. They
are the best located and handiest suite for
business Offices in the city,
For perticulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
FINANCIAL.

LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED
" i9nned upon at per cent; liberal values. Guy
N. Wlthers sos National Bank OF Commerce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03

1h Inc. ns2Ss9: lead. $3.50 Total tlss so
Zinc. ssmcs; lead Sc. s Tot g - - sS 40
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03
aoYAL ARCA1Un.

aOR r. A., meets Secopd aad fourth : IS,sss
days of each mouth a. NGrfenss I'M
Chpute1u An4 MAht1eztr oyoH1s ~
itors eofdialiy inyifel g aitend
QHAe, =. BALL Raesnf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-03

For eafe-Houee and lot, No. 4e51 s. Tenth st.
near Neoaho ct: orand-new. one-story brick cot.
taGs Of four rooms. reception hall. bath irsie W.
C.: gas: lot 01so feet: terms 800 cash and N5
por month For keyr and prlce nee
KELLEY . CO.. lila Chestnut st
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
Cine Idere Sade.

gs pirb bebauptet, nt9ts iei sepib
uuBer Der Sob unb bic Struern; tas
If aber burdaus nt6t mabr. Or.
Sings Seem Otscope,p fur S9minb=
iudt lit eine 1i6ere Rur fir aue 9un=
gem unb Salsleiben. Sauisnbe t0u=
men bies beseusen. Srau 6 9. San
Weetre BON Stepberbtomn, IS. Sa !,
last: SD bate etnen i9limmen So0
pon 8ronditis unb uetiu6te Elm Sabr
lang Nues, uouon i'd bOrte, aber
i'd batte feline 9inberuns. Cine Slaz
i9e pon Or. &ins's Seem Discovery
beilte MIDI abiolut gs lit unfebl
bar fir bdutise gtdune, Ssudbuiten,
@ripps, Yneumouia unb S@winbz
ludt. Serlu9t es. gs lit sarantirt
BON Ipotbeter 8. S. 6ubn. Ser:
iudsflai@en fret @ss @'Sben soc
unb 81. 90.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

Mi Of ter $50
bent, IS is nau aiemli9 febf for briper
gu idpdbe, pie b'r @inter aussefaus
is, for i4 slabb net, bab mir for bic
nGhf.e bar Monet meb piel S9nee gu
erpette ben. 60 pis mir nau iebne,
Dot bic 9runbiau ebaut 70 piel sepibt,
as pie feler &ebben @dnstnoGemann.
Sd bab's 10 grab 9efabt, bab es an
bei6te is, mann mer 10 Su9e abpart.
8ann ib feler 8rofebt pGr, bann bit
i1 meene, ale 2eit Ddte nit EN- Singer
uf MIDI bette un iage: iea is b'r alt
Subj; es i9eint atper, er gebt mir un
ieG.-8ie i9 in ere Neijorter Getting
seabperteiit 9eiebne bab, brtntt ieler
9Gnstnp9emunn, mas nuu bod in Die
9l9tsis Is, Suffps 8bisti
Wea, berlei9t bot CT en- btfiel 81 ptel
gebat, pie er ben Winter prebitt bot
lin mas MIDI tpunnert, is, pie's
fummt, bab er net lietper bun ieler
berie6mte 8erfs gauntD Gbbelbi9Gd
brinft. gbbes is Do net gang plsbn-
cen 8eg pber b'r amer. Nper mer
pifle 10, alte 2eit fen oftmpls en- biiie]
tpunnerli9 I'M ab en- btfiel iunberli6
Seer ipeue i'm Drum ertiubie.-
Infer i9mGrter alter. >!Saueier bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
ragt die eOe S0re, Die hr tmmer GeEut psttt
::s:.s &MMz&

pteper en- arg Dtrrttultp steps Dsletr,
bic bun ale Geit ufem gan5e Grbsbobe
fot seitobbtet lperre. Or 8GtI6ler
SGm bot ben 9uditer I'm lei Srab uf
Salt I'm 8Gtterie bertlast I'm bum
Gun itabel Dor ben alte 9queier bringe
lofe. Or SGm is als &ldger suer19t
ufgerufe porre I'M er bot seia6t: rSte
Sa9 mar 10, Mii9ter @queter. 8is
t4 am Sami9bug en- 8o9 uf meim
Weg modem Stobr am !Suditer
Sf9abn feim 9aus borbet bin, DO beer
i9 en- Betbsmenf9 merberli9 treii9e
I'm ib fab sefebne, tpie b'r Si9a6n lei
Srab sef9iittelt bot, baB bic Soor
iuf9t 10 sefloge fen. S9 bab sebentt,
er bringt bes arm 9'f9epf INN I'M bin
betseiprunge, bab i'm sepadt I'M i'm
tpeggerife. 90 tummt a!per ab f9un
lei 4lte NIT eme 8eieitiel I'M i9 bab
cen S9lag Inn b'r amer uf b'r &opp
gefrtegt, bub mir 9eere I'm Seize perz
gauge is, I'M b'r Sf9a6n pui9t mi9
our Sbeer naus I'm ttdt midi nit feline
srObe 9u6iteritietpel, bab ib atpee Dag
lang net bab bOde femme I'M a1epeil
iuf6t uf eener SGlft bode fann. I'm
guG Do, Der &lumpe am 8opp is bum
Seieittel I'm t9 fiebl nod INNER gang
barmli9. Sor feu bGt i9 iene 53tpee
germ 10 bart seitroft, tpie mesli9."
Or Si9abn I'm lei Nlte fen geiobt,
es pGr 10, ie bdtte ben Sdm aug ibrem
SauS gepuf9t; mas atper iuni6t nod
gebGppent pGr, bes piBte ie nau net
meb-Ie pdre gu erettet setpeBt. Or
Squeier bot en- 8ertelItunb in feline
2abbie9er rumgebldttert, bot Ii9 in
bic 9oor getraBt IN is Damn in Die
Sid naus, for iet Srab gu confulte,
tpte er allfort b6ut, mann CT en- tibli1e
&e6s bot. Np9 ebaut en- balpe Stuno
is er tumme IN bot bann geIabt: Die
&ebs IS gang plebn. Mann I'm sSro6
fen Gems, pte Sid en- jeber Yarrer fegt,
I'M ab Die S9rift iegt 10, I'M iper lei
!9ano ooer jui9t en- Singer uf eens bun
time legt, Der toti9t ie ale beeb. Seq
bdtt DR. Sdm abielut piRe ieGe, III
mann er ob grab en- 8GtI9ler is. sd
for met 9beel bit Die Sanb pber en-
Singer iui6t 10 lieb in en- @ei9bez
nef3t ftede, tpie snii9e spee sbeierte
2eit, mas am 5e9te len. 81, bes Gie6
linens itGnbt 10 ebbes net. sS9 hub
emol otpee !Sunb gebat I'm feGe mare
ME net s'iattsfett, erept fe mare bel
enanner. Sui9t nann ie i6r 5reFe
trtegt ben, len fe aliemol en- biFel NIT
er1arner ausgefale, atper es mar ME
net arg f6ltmm. Weu, mol cen Dag
bab ta en- &alb gei6la9t I'M FAB bene
9unb bic Mtla biesei6mihe, I'M eb ib
bran bent, Do fe9te 10 bic 2ubers NIT
er1anner, baB bic Soor in ale Oirefz
f4ens seflose fen. Sd mar bang, fe
bate ii9 enanner tobma9e I'm bab ben
9unb benin 9alsbanb friest Inn i'm
bun b'r Sinbtn tpegaureibe. Mper i1
hnh herle nr1fdnde All aieae. DO IofIe nne.
2unseni9Winoiu6t.
Metne Srau lit an i6ma6en 0un=
gen, unb es bieB, baB ite I'M letten
Stabtum Der aunseni9wtnbiudt iei.
ste fling an, @bite @tne Of Ear Sp.
rup gu nebmen unb ite ipirte iofortise
stnberuns; ite sebrau@t iest bte uterz
te Tlai@e unb tire @eiunbbeit lift Def.
Ter als Dor utelen Sabren. SSH EN-
pfeblen es freubisit alien.
@ep. S 81. sly,
a 6. stu.
Brootline Station, Mo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
DR.. fENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BackaChe

siAs Al s,ss as.ss Fl 1o 4s \ OIInT
Also Rheumatism, Back
ache, HeartDisease, Gravel,
Dropsy, Female Troubles. O~AAA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
miBuerHIuHutB

Sn etnem tleinen f9leIi16en Stdbtz
den ipirb bon elmer Sbeatergeieai3aft
elm S9auipiel NIT elmer SterbeiSete i'm
britten Oft seseben. Sie 9elotn INIT
fterbenb bin, pdbrenb ibr 9atte perz
apeifelt ausruft: Isle itirbt! Metn
@ptt, ie ftirbt!" Gin bieberes Bauer
lein, gum riten Male i'm Sbeater, bat
bas @tiid NIT resem Snterefe perfolgt
unb ruff nun poblmeinenb benz 9elben
su: .Nu f@id'n sic od slet gu 9htt'r
S9mibt'n in b'r 3oabelspaHe-ber
tummt Shna pie aepftff'n.|
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
3tretfel.

mann: rWas bait Du benn beute
setodt9"-S + vGine Sibners
ann: ga, metnft Ou
tptrtli9, bob bic 9iibner 10 ettpas &C.
nishA-. t1uuer2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
Ghrlrh1trs GrmiHrrt.

Sunge Srau (auf Der StraBe):
r2aB unS Dem 8ettler bort ausipei9en
benz Shame babe i4 neuli9 eine
ie!bfgeto9te Suppe gu eiIen sese6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

nWie large brau9' i9 benin mod
bis CUR GeiBaIp?"-rSo 5tpoa quite
Stunb. lit aber bod unmDgz
li4, Tie liegt ia 9an5 na3e ba!"-r@ebn
tbun's e nur e babe StunD, ober er5t
fpmmen'5 gum @einbauer, ba gibt's en
guten rptben SPECIAL. Sd Jag S6nen,
ba bleiben's bo4 10 anbertbalb @tunz
ben lang itBen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14
St. VlTUS'DANCE feGs CURE Ff Siieniari p =
For sale by Martin Molitor, St. Cloud, MINI.

besb bss Std Tleef6'fuGs un fprtnge
uf midi LOS. Sd elabb, ie bdtte mid
berri1e, mann met Srab net en- &e1eI
poa beeB @afer iper fe 9ei6iitt bdt,
@un ieler 3eit ab bab i4 mir porse.
numme, bab i6 MIDI in fee 5amilic'
itreit meb neimtre mot. I'm i6 lag,
eenig Gbber, mas len bbut, Der bot for
ii6 ielpert aus5ugude IN er mub
nemme, mas er triegt.-Was bic Do
&ebs %anbelangt, 10 beieit i9, buB b'r
Sdm bic &oi9te be5allt, bret Sbaler
IN finf5is Sent. I'm mod Dem ioa er
lei eege 8isnis meinbe."
Sd ipunner, eb es NOD ergeos
iunI9t 10 en- gelebrter Squeter gebt.
Or $ ans 3 + g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-14

Don't become discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. If necessary write DR.. Fenner.
He has spent a life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
sYour Kidney and Backache Cure has
cured two very bad cases among our custo,
mers the past year whom the doctors haa
given up. J. L. STILL & CO., Woodland Ia
Druggists. Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
LAW AGAINST BoYcoTTs.

The effort being made In Alabama
to enact a state law against the boy
colt. by constituting II as conspiracy, Is
bound TO attract much attention In
both labor and capital circles. The
lower house OF the legislature has al.
ready passed the anti.boycott bill by
vote of 60 10 80, and II is believed
that the senate will sustain the meas
ure. This action Itself is one of great
Importance, and il Il reaches conclus-
ions against the weapon so long used
hy labor in It's coerciye movements,
the results will be awaited with much
Interest
The action Of the Alabama legisla
ture viii not arouse the opposition
among labor organizations that II
would have prov oked some years ago
IN the first place che bin that
makes the boycott conspiracy also
prohibits the making and distribution
OF Checklists" The latter prohibi
ton on the whole Is in favor Of the
labor unions. on the other hand, the
most influential labor leaders. and
some of the great organizations, have
already declared against the principle
Of the boycott, more especially the in
direct retaliation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
SCHOOL OF MINES NOTES.

From Socorro Chieftaln.
Glover Mayo expected TO return thi.
year. hut finally went to the territorial
University, because his parents went
To Albuquerque to reside.
John A. Hunter Is now chemist for
the El Paso Smelling company at I'll
Paso, Texas. He writes that he Is "all
O. X" doing well, and making eighty
determinations day.
Or Baggs singing Of the offertory
at the Episcopal services was reve-
lation to most members Of the con.
gregation. The doctor has a tenor
voice OF rare excellence and he has
evidently given 1t the very best OF
training.
w. +. Homme. who left before the
expiration OF last years work TO &C
cept a position with an English mining
company in Australia. has since had a
varied experience. In Australia he
suffered an attack OF pneumonia. Al
ter recovery he went TO Hong Kong
from Hong Kong to London. from Lon
don to Sweden to visit relatives and
from Sweden he was called TO his
home in Wittenberg, Wis. by the
death OF his father
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
COAL MINING.

The Denver Republican says that Il
IL fortunate that there is no danger
of coal strike tying up the produc-
ton OF coal In the four Rocky noun
tain states and territories Colorado
New Mexico. Utah and Wyoming.
OF the % coo coal miners in the sec
tion In question only about 1000 are
members OF unions, and those who are
not members will not be swaye9 by
the unwise counsel OF labor agitators
and leaders who thrive most when
laboring men are in the greatest trou-
BILE Men OF this class have c; lsed
practically all the trouble In which
the laboring population OF Colorado
and neighboring mountain states have
been involved, and II is lucky both
for the pubic and the miners that
their influence In coal camps amounts
~ almost nothing at all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
NO JOINT STATEHOOD.

Arizona and New Mexico object to
Joint statehood for many reasons, says
the FL Paso News, but one of the chief
reasons Is that the representation in
the United States senate ,Iould be
reduced.
Former Delegate NJ. A. Smith, OF
Arizona, explained the situation the
other day while talking in Washing.
ton. He said:
MY successor in congress, J. f.
Wilson, will introduce a bill in the
house on the first day OF the session
providing for statehood for Arizona
New Mexico and Oklahoma. but dc
not believe the bill will pass. as it Is
evident that the republicans DO not
propose 10 take any chances OF defeat
la the coming presidential election.
believe the bill would have become q
law last session but for that sort OF
fear.
"Our people will never consent Il
the consolidation OF New Mexico ant
Arizona. II Is a proposition from New
England 10 give four United States
senators 20 all that territory between
the Gulf OF Mexico and the Gllf o
California, stretch OF country a'
long as from New York to Florida
We would prefer TO remain territory
fifty years rather than TO unite with
New Mexico In this way"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
cowARpLY AND CRUEL.

Chief Justice Lore. OF Delaware. de
ciares that all lynchers are murderers
even II they pretend to believe that
they are doing the duty that some
body else has failed, or will fail, "a
40.
Bat the justice might have added
that the mob murderer, generally
speaking. Is one OF the worst kind
Ordinarily II requires some courage
10 attack a man life. While you arc
trying to XIII him he may kin you
Then. you are likely TO be punished
either by hanging or Imprisonment FOR
life. II you XIII him
But the lyncher feels that he 4
safe The mau who Is 10 be lynched
IL usually unarmed and helplessly
pent up. The lynchers are hundred
a thousand. or ten thousand. 10 one
The weakness OF our government has
riyen the strongest assurance that
nobody win be punished for a crime
that Is committed by so many.
Remembering. too. that IN the an
mails OF other kinds OF murders In THU
country, while the lynchers OF late
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
wIcKEpNsss OF THE WORLD.

It is getting quite common for some
prominent man to kill the woman he
had loved and then commit suicide.
Such tragedies always bring TO light
fearful scandal, which had never
been suspected. How many other scan
dals are there which never come to
light? Still VIC are told the world Is
growing better When the last trump
sounds and men stand before their
Maker to ne judged. how many shock.
ing revelations will there be. For
not onehundred.h part of the wicked
ness of the world is ever known TO the
inhabitants thereof Some OF the
large cities where the money god
rules supreme are said 10 he hotbeds
OF vice and crime where wealth &C.
cumulates and men decay" and where
the rugged virtues OF the fathers NO
longer exist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
POLICE COURT.

\ motley crowd OF defilers of the
law lined the benches in Police court
this morning. From the generous
number Chief OF Police McMillin and
his men must have been kept very
busy since the Saturday morning SEES
sion OF the court.
VIM. A. Madders was drunk Satur-
day night and because friend would
not loan him a piece OF money. struck
him in the mouth. Ten days or $40
'ras registered next his name.
Patrick NJ. Louden plead guilty to
being drunk and will work five days
on the streets.
George Thompson and Geo Learn
ard, who were taken by Depot Master
Troutman, will do terms on the street
gang.
Maude Knople was found guilty OF
disturbing the peace and will serve a
term.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
WILL URGE STATEHOOD.

When the question OF admitting to
statehood Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory. New Mexico and Arizona is
brought up at the next session of
congress II is probable the larger
railroad systems entering the rapidly
growing southwest will exert their in
nuence to have the territories in.
cludSd IN the union.
II is a natter OF vital interest to
the roads, and II Is said that the Off
cials Of the Rock Island, Santa Fe,
Missouri, Kansas a. Texas and other
large systems entering the territories
directly or connecting with the cen
tiers OF traffic there will cooperate
with the people TO bring about recog
milton. After the question OF state
hood was taken up for consideration
at the last session OF congress those
who favored the move professed &c
feel certain that the next session
would act favorably on II.