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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
LocAL PARAoRAPHs.

From Thursdays Daily Citizen.
william Mcintosh Us IN the city
from the Chilli country.
judge r. s. Baker returned from
santa BE- last evening.
Hon. "a u Ferguson was a pas.
sunrer for Santa BE this morning.
j v. Consaul "a prominent contract.
or at Lao Vegas Is In the city visiting
friends
Mrs > J sheridan returned this
morning from California. where she
spent che summer
Col . Francisco Chaves. territorial
superintendent of public instruction.
left FOR Santa Fe this morning.
The Womans club viii meet tomor.
row afternoon in the Commercial club
building An members are expected
O. bo present
The Woman's Christian Temper
anco Union will meet Friday after
noon boz the parlors of the new Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
VIII MedIer. travelling solicitor for
enc Washington LIfo Insurance com
pauy returned this morning from e
pilgrimage to thc southern part of the
territory
Mr aud Mrs SOL benjamin have
returned from ana extended absence
from the city They took 90 the fair
at So Louis and visited with Mrs Bea.
iamIns parents iu the south
w. = Neal, general agent for The
Union Central Life Insurance com
pans Boz Nee Mexico win leave this
evening tor New York nee expects 90
return to Albuquerque in eight days
Attorney q. v. Chayes went TO san.
va Pc this morning Co appear before
the territorial board of equalization
representing tax payers. who have
grievances. BE will return thia oReu-
ing
Mr. ana Mrs. A. G. Potter. OF 7i4
East Railroad avenue. anticipate leav.
ing sunday morning FOR an extended
visit in the east They will spend a few
weeks at ST. Louis seeing the expOsi-
tion.
Miss NIaslg Burks. a millinery de-
sisucr of louisville. ny. has been en-.
ployoI as head trimmer at the Cover
dale Millinery parlors She is expected
to arrive from the east Boa the next
few days
lee Baldwin Henderson hlt another
man cf color iu the neck last uight Boz
row. which occurred on North Third
sree. aod This morning in Judge
CraWl1rIs court was ontonced %
serve ien days on the street gang
The dispute arose over stations ON a
Santa Dc map
Misses Mildred Fox aud Erua Fer
urson, accompanied by Mrs Fox. left
hts morning for Los Angelos where
tho} HfIl attend The Girls Collegiate
school Aftrr setting the young ladies'
settled. Mrs Fox win return home A
large numbor OF friends Of the young
ladies were al The depot 10 see them
on
Mrs T.. d Roohrig and daughter,
Miss Geueuoye snodgrass. have re-
turned from spending the summer AZ
Springfield ul They stopped a. g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

From ias Vegas Optic
From .Not Jerusalem. IS So. San
Ame'o post Dnco." comes NO. . OF
"a wholh unique publication The
Divine Catholic NoWs o. the name
given tle initial publication OF "a
b-all moss and peculiar sect .hai has
Uus.nnfei Boz the mountains of New
McNcn The paper which is to be-
publ bed weekly. De- nine inches long.
foul inches wide and consists of four
Sheets Two of English ihe rest OF
spanish.
The disciples OF the new and true
faHh Recently loft The Catholic
church a priest who believed On mar.
1lne and acted ON hls belief leading
them The pope Of the new faith is
nome other than the schmd,r who
has made many pIierinagea through
ne west
Thoro arc cardinals. afchhlahops.
M hops. ministers and already a hun.
bred or two of lay brethren and sia.
ters Some OF the local nows pub.
liebei by tho paper win be- Ilumlnai-
iu Here are some specimens:
fho celebration and dedication of
th uylne Catholic church OF New
Jerusalem. a. ~. will Boz hold Sep.
te1hor u.s. one milo south OF San
Acacio All. are invited 90 be present
to enjoy the day Ills holiness. me
pope schudor win be- present. Car.
6Hal A n Cor8oya. Cardinal W. "a.
Burns Archbishop Severe Rivera,
81 Their Superior Thoodorlta Cordova.
owl tho sisters of charity. sisters of
u rcy MANY others will be- present
o. aae his holiness Pope schradsr
iry Father Cord0va and wife went
fa Ioya Saturday ON a visit
other Burns held services at Poi.
'H era Co q good attendance
trahhlshop Severe Rivera came
down from Kelly and hla wife 20
visit hls mother a reception was
tcndorod him hy biz holiness tho Pope
Sc odcr
fH Thomas Montoyn wac healed
by Divine Healer schradof OF tooth
ache hy laylns on OF hands and bless,
lng NJ water for her last Wednesday
Remember the News always tells
the truth.
70 "a the intention OF the editor Of
This small publication 10 set cut one
of tho best papers OF lts size.
Brother Cordova from Jerusalem r.
here.
a picture Of Pope schrnder curing
by the laying ON ri hands Is shown.
An accompanying articles relates
that tho healer FIRST appeared ln Den.
YER So many we're me applications
thoro fur healing that his power was
exhausted However. instead OF dy.
iug In old Mexico. az was reported.
hc recupcratcd his powers while in
me mountains OF New Mexico and is
now more gkillbl than ever
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

From Wednesday, Daily Citizen.
Jack white. Of Black Rock Canyon.
Is in the city TO remain until AFTER the
Territorial -air
Miss lnez Foster. formerly OF the
nowa department OF The Gallup Repub.
licau, is in the city.
The fan term of the Bernalillo
county district court will convene on
Monday. September 18Th.
Heavy suits were comfortable this
morning. A brisk. chilly wlnd blew
down from the northeast
Examinations viii De- held al the
post office tomorrow Tor printers as.
sisiant bureau of engraving and print.
inE. and skilled labor l.cmalcl. gov.
eminent service.
Hon. a. B Ferguson returned Last
night from Las Vegas, where ne as
Sisted William Jennings Bryan deliver
the opening shot OF the Money cam.
paigu for delegate To- congress.
Colonel aud Mrs W. n. Greer left
last night Tor Whitewater Grant
county, the ranch headquarters Of tho
NIctorio Land a Cattle company.
They viii return TO tho city in a few
days
Ron. solomon Luna. president OF
Tho Bauksof Commerce. has purchased
lots of l., o. Delaney at the southwest
corner az tbC Clty park These lots are
the most desirable On tho city for
residence purposes. and it Is hoped
that Mr. Luna VIII erect a handsome
building thereon
Alfred steven Adams, formerly OF
the reportorlal staff OF the Mo,hlng
Journal has accepted the city editor.
ship of the Santa Fe New Mexican
and lrtt Tor that place today to take
up the duties OF hls now position. Mr.
Adams worked ON several M Paso
newspapers previous 10 coming 20 Al.
buquorque.
Frank j. McGinn. OF tho Mogollon
Gold and Copper Mining company.
with large operations nc Cooney.
Grant county arrived yesterday from
the mines Mr. McGmu was formerly
with r. j. Post a Co.. the hardware
merchants Tie gained twenty-five
N'"'HNNN"N" "MNNhNn NNH" MN"NNINN MN NMM
months from the city
Mrs. % @ Whltaon. OF tho Whuaon
Music company, Is expected home this
evening from months visit east. She
attended the national oncampment ~
the Grand Army of the Republic az
Boston, visited music markets OF Chi
cage spent a couple of weeks vita
relatives az FaIrhurg. lll. and took in
the Worlds Fair at 81 Louis.
Col r. W. Hemun of rucumacrl
whC was a delegate 30 the republican
convention. 10 sim ln the city. Last
evening ho delivered an address 10 the
Ladies' OF the Grand Army OF the re.
public, and this afternoon be address.
cd the ladies OF the WOman's Circle
OF the Grand Army Col Heman % the
commander Of iho Grand Army OF the
Republic OF New Mexico. Ho expects
20 so TO Santa Fo Ia the morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

city of Mexico, Sept 16.-This Is
MeXIcoa national independence day
and in pursuance OF the usual custom
the anniversary was observed
throughout tho republic IN the can't
tai President Diaz reviewed an army
corps, which marched through the
principal streets and In front of the
national palace The city was hand.
somely decorated. aud there we're an
sorts of amusoments Tor the masses.
This evening congress assemblies in
regular session and President Diaz
WIN deliver bis annual message.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
A Vsry Complimentary Notice.

One Of the most original comments.
because N lta emphatic way OF OK.
pressing ita approval of me BIS Camp.
hell hiuihcrs shows. which exhibit
here on Saturday Oh Che Z, lowing
from the Evening Herald OF Charles
Ton West Virginia.
Every promise that Campbell Bros.
made was fulfilled and more too. Tue
people we're astonishcd and agrocahly
surprised The show was immense.
Tho best circus acts ever seen in
Charleston were given under the biz
fonts of the Campbell Bros The mon.
nscrIo and museum vas superb. TO
ulrticiularIzo % would require q page
The Campbell Bros are gentlemen
and know how to handle large
crowd and make everybody fcol nt
homo and they know how to please
thcm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

1850 men of affairs .ha' lhe building
fhe proposed limos would brink
bout thc results tc senator claimed
ro aud n bnIf millions of dollars
ro raised surveys were made. ac-
tiro work pushed aud tho Santa 20
.w railway. from Santa Fo to
.rnuco Iu Lincoln COUNTY, "a Iis.
r. of ien ml0. Is nov an me-.
1un.HhDd TACT This road has been
successful operation f1r over n
year ami if nJsseuer nnl freight
alc H CON aut'y 0n Che Increase.
Senator Andrews is the president.
Within 'he Iat few months Senator
Andrews has arranged Cor sufficient
funds to construct fhc Albuquerque
Eastern railroad. from Nor'ar,y STA.
lion ON the Santa Fe Central. to Al.
euquorQuc "a distance of fi miles.
with r. spur from the main line OF the
fo7d iO the Haran coal arlda which
branch viii ho thirteen miles long.
Nteon miles of the grade OF this line
have been finished and steel rails are
rr'yinH Tor the track The ties and
bridge timber for mo entire limo are
1u iho ground and the Albuquerque
Eastern aud the Hagcn branch 90 o.
expected will Doe In operation by
March o. 1906 Senator Andrews Us
also president uf thgt road. with head.
quarters in Albuquerque
Senator Andrews. by bis endcayors
and wen directed efforts. has brought
more actual capital into the territory
since ho has become citizen 81 Il
than has any other man since New
Mexico has been political suhdlyi.
sInn of Spain Mexico and tho United
states Uo is 60 position 90 do still
more in the future. and there are sew.
eral great railroad aud mining an.
.arnrises under confederation hy him
and associates which before long will
1e resolved into realities and will hc.
come great factors in the upbulldInE
and advancement of New Mexico.
IIe o. in the prime OF NE. energetic.
fearless. a man Of affairs, q thorough
~ posted politician ami experienced
legislator Ho Do true and firm
friend and 40 honorable man. who
always keeps BIS word in politics as
we'll as In business.
on Monday nirht tho republican
territorial convention nominated him
az the republican candidate for del.
egate 10 the 50th congress- by a vote
on the first ballot OF i0lh 90 60ih
He win be- fouad a standard bearer
under whom republican success this
wear viii be obtained In the territory
hy "a handsome and gratifying major
u.s. Hia nomination win strengthen
tho party in weak places. will straight
en- ont political differences Ga yari.
ous sections and viii bring harmony
and unity 90 republican ranks An
active. aggressive. fearless. energetic
and intelligent campaign win be wag
ed. and as the candidate ls a man OF
tho people plain ouispoken unos.
teutatious. o stauQch and truo friend.
O hard political fighter a man who is
always ready to do "a Kind act or a
good deed, who believes 10 harmony
and unity aud nos in strife and ais
eontIon the people will surely elect
him as, their representative in the
lHfh congress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
MINE WORKERS
CHANGE ORGANIZATION

Pueblo, Sept lG-Thc United Mine
Workers oft district SO. o. today are
.o meet with President Meyer of The
Western Federation of Miners and
consider Che adyisamlity uf cutting
ndrl0 from the national organization
of United Mine Workers and io.nur
che Western Federation. Tho noeoila.
lions have been conducted secretly
and the exact status is not known. but
according io beet sources of lniorma
lion che change Will Boz effected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
col. SELLERS At SAN JUAN
BOOSTS THE TERRITORIAL FAIR
AND SECURES FRUIT AND IN.
dams ron EXHIBIT AND
AMUSEMENT.

Pennington. 81 ~. sept f5.-Tho
largest caravan of fruit wagons and
citizens 100 Indians included. that
ever crossed the dcscr. viii leave
here the nrst week in October for
tho Territorial fair az Albuquerque
Fire dance viii ho given Tor the heal.
ing of the sick suc. Indians after
wards becoming members of the hlgh.
est order ln the tribe. leave Tor
homo today The San Juan county
fair. which is now I'm progress here.
Us a credit 90 tho northwest cbun.
try
n. K D. SELLERS
This Telegram was received this
morning by a y McGancy. president
NJ the Territorial Fair association.
and assures nno fruit exhibit for
the fair from the San Juan country
Also "a large number OF people from
the northwest country and a large
troop OF Navajo Indians whlch viii fur.
nIsh an important feature oNiho Wild
West department OF the fair Col. SOL
lors has been at Pennington the past
week working me matter mp and tho
Fair association ia cheerful over hts
success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
KIDNAPPED BY BANDITS
NEW MEXICO BANKER cAPTup
60 AND HELD ~ MEXICO Gan
DTS.

The Ei paso Times says that John
r. Filnnd. the wolllmown banker or
p0riales. n. 49,. who was kidnapped
ON August g On the state of sonora
7 Mexico. by a band of brlganda who
intended hollInr him FOR ransom. oa.
capped from his capiors n fow DAYS
ago and passed through I'D paso last
Wednesday cn route home when
Mr. EiIand reached here be- attn lore
unmigtakablo evidences of the hard
ships Do had endured of late. Tie
came hero from Douglas. ArIr.. and
was practically pcnniios4 when be-
reached Che city friend OF hla vino
lives hero advanced him money
enough io pay h.s faro o. portaioa.
where hc arrived Thursday evening.
much Co the Joy OF his family and
many friends
Mr. EIland gave me following &c.
count of DIE kldunp'nt ana subso.
quont experiences.
u was captured August by tour
mon and they robbed me of oyory.
thinr = had
~ think &C. was ln tbo state of SO.
Eofa MeSico and hov Immediately
carried mo to the mountains and
was made to walk every dag and was
fe1 very little
"N oirht the Villains tied mo with
ropes.
One cf The mon. who was the lead.
or would disappear every few days.
huf would show un again.
"iio acted as spokesman and was
ior~or.zcd every day with Merlin
rifles that me bandits had.
con pain of instant death they
made mo write The lcttor 20 my wife
ai porialos. ~ NJ. demanding ran.
SOM ant compelling me to slen the
name of George Reese and miaFpciI
enc name think that this was near
che town of Opuia.
"rlt 'ottor was mailed from that
point
"thcy changed positions every day
and M, rchcd me through tho noun.
iains until tho nlght of August 90.
when J made my escape on the
night oi my escape ! secured a sharp
rock and cut the ropes that hound
mo and loft while they silent
-Four days I wandered through tho
mountains IN search Of a road and
lived on berries. seeds. rabbits and
YOUNG birds and finally reached
railroad NJ n distance Of alxiy miles
from where ! started.
~ beat M, way on a lumber train
20 DOUGLAS. Ariz and then camo 90
El paso"
a. the time the KIDNAPPING occurred
~ created a great stir among tho
trien'R and accuaintancog OF Mr.. Ell.
and. WHO "a we'll known throughout
the west not only as a banker. but
t1 "a tueinosg man about the date
NJ his disappearance tho Times re-.
coiNnd nm anonymous communication
from nou"lus AriE, stating that tho
writer nnd positive Information That
Banaor INLAND had been kidnapped
by hanlfs and was being hold for ran.
som Another communication Co the
same on0ct was also received from
l'ormosillo. % small town lu the state
~ Sonora. Mexico. Similar letters.
10 Do reported were received by varl.
ous fr'onds of the gentleman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

The Eagles hand Of Trinidad, Colo.
has been entered On the Territorial
fair contest This swolls the number
which win contCtt Tor the associa.
tlon'a money prize. ono thing 10 sure;
there viii be- great suifciency Of
music fair week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
P3VIlViTOV AR PtRL0N
ARE EsrABLisHEp m ALBu.
ouERouE ~ w. N. PENNiNo.
TON, AN ARTIST or WIDE REP.
UTATloN.

The Pennington art parlos ~ 300
West Railroad avenue are open 10Y
business.
W. N Penn ngton. the proprlgor
came Co Albuquerque from MoKin.
noy Texas. where through fifteen
years continuous business he attain,
"a an onylnblo reputation as q pho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept i6.--At
South Bend today Speaker Cannon be-
gan a three days campaign trip
through Indiana and Ohio. IIis other
daton Tor the week are AZ Columbus
and Dayton. Next week ho viii speak
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
WORK TO BEGIN
GRADING WILL BEGIN NEXT
WEEK ON THE ALBUQUERQUE
EASTERN.

Everything is ready and grading
viii begin Ia this city next week on
the Albuquerque Eastern railroad
Grading win be- pushed al each end
and d Is expected that the foriysey.
en.milo line win be completed 10 a
Tow mnnlha.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

The fruit crop OF the United states
now ranks "a the group OF eight agrl-
cultural products marked important"
u % exceeded by corn, hay. cotton,
Hneat, oats. potatoes and vegetables
Ia 1900 iia value exceeded ninoy.two
millions 0f dollars 10 1904 q Is belloy.
ed Inv value win largely exceed one
hundred millions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

in West Virginia and the week fol-
lowing he will go b. Maryland TO be-
present a, 20 opening OF the ropubll.
can campaign On that state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

70 has been recommended that tho
force of American soldiers in the Phil
lpplne islands be- reduced from ts
present standing OF four regiments OF
cavalry and nine Of infantry 20 three
regiments of cavalry and seven of ln.
faniry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
FAKE HEALER

PECULIAR SECT EsrAnLlsHED
IN a socoRRo COUNTY VII.
Lace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Some men aTe TO lay 10 enjoy a
vacation
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-17
MAKESFIVF MILLION
MILES OF Irvine
Prison Plant Turns Out a Big
Product the Last Eight
Years.

Five million miles OF binder Irvine
have been turned out by the prison
plant since it was established eight
years ago. This would be sufficient to
wind a string completely around the
earth zoo times and almost around
for the 201st time.
The aggregate output Of the state
prison plant since it began operations
has been 100000 pounds of twine
This Irvine, considering each grade in
its proper proportion, averages $50 feet
to the pound, and therefore the prod
uct would amount to 26, 400, 00O, 900 feet,
or 100000 miles of Irvine.
Contemplating the prison Irvine in
dustry from another point Of view, it
Is estimated that the plant has saved
the farmers Of Minnesota $1,44O, 900 in
the term of it's operation. The prices
at which prison Irvine is to be sold are
fixed at the beginning of each year by
the warden and the board of control, as
directed by law, and it is the purpose
of these officers to make the prices as
far as possible below the general mar
ket, and still leave slight margin Of
profit.
1t is estimated by those who have
followed the operation Of the plant,
since Its beginning, that the average
difference between the prison Irvine
and that sold in the market generally,
has been 8 cents a pound, which would
make the saving on the aggregate out
put Of the factory $1,440,000.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-17
NEITHER GETS CHILD
Court Puts 1t I'm Charge of
Grandfather.

Judge Jaggard yesterday filed an or
der in the district court placing the
seven-year- old daughter of Charles
Pottgieser In the custody of it's paternal
grandfather until Oct. 1, at which time
some final disposition of the child will
be made.
The child's mother, now Mrs. Leonard
Sandberg, secured a divorce from
Charles Pottgieser last October, and
since that time has been in possession
of the child. It is charged by the IA
Their that the cf1iIds mother married
within three days after the divorce had
been granted, and he applied to the court
for the custody of the daughter, a1leg-
ing that the mother was not proper
person to care for it.
Both father and mother were deter
mined, If possible, to secure the Gus
tody Of the little one, and each en-
ployed attorneys to represent them in
court. The application of the father
was argued before Judge Jaggard Mon
day, who permitted the child to remain
with it's mother until he should decide
the case
Yesterday a decision was filed by
Judge Jaggard, by the terms of which
the child is placed in charge of Mr..
Pottgieser's father until Oct. /, when
the court will decide what permanent
disposition shall be made of the daugh-
ter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-17
CHIEF CLERK DAVIS
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Came Near Being Made WoIfer's Sue
cessor and Didn't Know 1t.

Horace w. Davis, chief clerk at the
penitentiary at Saltwater, has just
learned that he had a narrow escape
from being chosen to succeed Warden
Wolfer. The resignation of Wolfer
was made privately to the board of
control and the board quietly set about
looking for his successor. Davis was
considered because of his long con-
nection with the institution and his
thorough knowledge Of the Irvine plant
finances, but when the board had
made a trip to Bismarck and investi-
gated the record of Warden Boucher
and met him personally he was deemed
a ripper man for the Minnesota berth
and Davis chance was gone.
Davis knew nothing about the resig-
nation, and the fact that he was being
considered for the place, and was
spared any heart-burnings until some
days after Boucher had been elected.
1t is announced at Saltwater that
Davis will be retained as chief clerk
at the prison.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-17
TO SEPARATE SEXES
Friendly Visitors Will Discuss
Training School.

At an open meeting Of the Friendly
Visitors of st. Paul, to be held at the
Commercial club tomorrow afternoon,
there will be discussion of the ques-
ton of the establishment Of a sepa-
rate training school for girls in Min
nesota.
1t is expected that there will be
large attendance at the meeting Of club
women, teachers and others interested
in the matter. Men are invited to at
tend the meeting as well as women.
At the present time boys and girls
are sent to the same training school
at Red Wing, and the plan is to sepa-
rate the sexes.
One of the speakers at the meeting
will be Mrs. F. S. Allen, president Of
the Minnesota Federation of Women's
Clubs. who is remaining in st. Paul es-
pecially for this meeting. The plan is
Endorsed by the federation.
Others who will speak at the meet
ing are Mrs. r. r. Dorr, Mrs. III. A.
Towne and A. r. McGiIl. The question
was discussed at the Mankato meet
ing of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs and at that meeting a COMMITTEES
was named to promote the scheme.