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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
MAJOR A. Sd. KEYES
VISITS e. PAso WITH MRS
KsYEs AND MRS. MAX LUNA.

Major A. s. o. Reyes. of the Unite,
States army, retired. is at El pasu
accompanied by Mrs Reyes ane
. daughter Mrs Max Lana AN are yer,
wen known in New Mexico. especial,
/ Mrs Luna. who was the vito OF Can
tain Luna, OF Valencia county who
was drowned while crossing "a stream
in Che Philippines us n soldier of the
. United states army
The El paso Herald loo comment
lng on the visit of Major Kcyes Ca
the Pass city, says,
Major Kcyos Is one Ut the ODD army.
iio was lieutenant az the outbreak
of the Ciyil war and served through
that bloody conflict with honor and
distinction. coming out nc Hs conclu.
sion a captain ~ cavalry. Ho then
cnmo west and served among tho In.
lians iuS years, whore he sustained
disabilities which neccssitatcd his no
iromont shortly amor he was given
the gold leaves FOR bis shoulder straps
and made a major.
Major Reyes has son ana son.
inlaw in the army following in his
footsteps, and he gave up another SON
ana aoninlaw ln the late Spanish.
American conflict Captain Harold n.
Fiske. of tho infantry arm. Is the son.
iu-lhw now IN tho service and Ion.
tenant Jack Reyes OF the Twelfth cav.
airy ~ the son
Captain MAMMALIAN Luna Of the
Wen known Luna family. OF New Mex.
leo, is the sonin law. who lost hls ne
in the service of his country. and Lieu.
tenant Max Reyes, OF tho Third imam.
Try, is the son. Lieutenant Koycs was
KILLED IN a fight in tho Philippines
while leading a charge and Just one
week later Captain Luna. Of the vol.
lntoera. mot death IN a swollen stream
while attempting To cross il when on /
stair duty with General Lawton. lust |
before that gallant officers death.
Captain Luna was a troop comman. |
Ter In the Rough Riders. OF which |
President Roosevelt was lieutenant
'nlonol, and later colonel and served /
With Governor Brodio. OF Arizona. who
vas major and later lieutenant col.
mel; with Captain w. II. n. Level.
yn, Of las Cruces, who later became
major and with many other well
'nown men Of this section, and al tho
OF Santiago he acted a. IN.
erpreter between General Torrall. he
parish commander. and General shaf
or, the American commander
Lieutenant Keyos went into the
lght a. suhaliern IN Captain Juna's
roop, being its second Lieutenant. but
% was soon promoted 20 the position
Z first lieutenant and made the adju.
ant OF Colonel Roosevelt. A. he had
lready served In tho regular army az
n enlisted man, where he was work.
ig for a commission. hls knowledge
military affairs, was a great helm I
b tho colonel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

This io the motto of Col. Joseph b.
stnhl who has just located in This
city from Houston. Tex. al general
contractor and builder. architect and
engineer 80 wants 10 build the read.
era of The citizen q home on tholr
lots aud win furnish an necessary
plans ana ncationB Ho a. par e.
cellonoe in BIS line OF trade aud means
every word mentioned in bis adver
uaomont I0 has established him
self at 30 me- North second street
and would lte to consult all those
who desire to own their own Anmes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
SOLID SILVER
SOME ANCIENT PIECES MAY Be
SENT TO TIE WORLDS FAIR.

Mrs Jesus % Sanchez of Valencia
county, who ls member Of one of
the first Spanish families M New
Mexico. o. the proud possrssor Of
Twelve pieces of massive solid silver
which we're brought 90 the United
states hy hor Spanish ancestors In
The year 1870 Tho Citizen learns that
friends in central New Mexico. who
have had the pleasure of looking al
these ancient family helrlooms. have
requested Mrs sanchcs 10 send them
20 the Worlds Fair and place them
amonB The New Mexico exhibit. Tho
lady is thinking seriously OF sending
several OF the pieces 90 the Worlds
Fair. and should she consent. the
pieces Will Doe much admired 40 the
New Mexico building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
WHlTCOMB SPRINGS
a NEARBY POPULAR RESORT VIA.
iTED ~ MANY PEOPLE

! The following party spopt satur
day aud Sunday at the springs.
Fred Newman, Miss Mabel Hunt
d. Fitzgerald Miss ". Wotter. Roy
Siamm, Miss Betty Wiley. Ralph
Hunt MiHs Jeanette Walton. Miss 10
Wiley. Mrs a. L. Hunt or the party
HiN made the trip ON h0raobaek to
Nc Eugsus"
DR. ~, X. Wyldor and Dr. Abrams
drove out and spent sunday.
Miss ID X Hubbard and Mrs wake
held, tho former from Chicago. the
latter from Milwaukee, were visitors
last week
Mr. n. G.. Howe. Of Yonkcm. n. &.
spent tho lagt few days at the hotel
~" will leave this evening on "a vlslt
io DIS parents no Yonkers. lie "a.
pests 10 return Boz the fall.
W W Bacon and family. Miss Ruth
smyiho ana n Miles are occupying
"uiiaFes below mo hotel Thcy az
noct to remain all summer.
bcnal.li0 Hchrup. Miss Ethel gaf.
lin Miss Emma Reaslor. Mr. and Mrs
j. q Forgor constituted a party mat
spent Sunday and decoration day al
camp
MI w g. butman aud family and
u. Moore have arrived ana arc busl.
ly engaged Boo pitching fonts which
ihry VIII occupy during the summon
a picnic party ln honor 90 49,
NoWiou. spent moft of Decoration day
n this vicinity
Charles 00odol and sister Miss
Lucy arc comfortably settled ln Ce
Oar Cottage where they will remain
'Or tho season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
STRONG FLow on WAreR.
Struck BY Drill on U. 8. indian School
Grounds az Santa ".

Grounds AZ Santa ".
Drilling on the arteslan well On ths
grounds Of the United STOKES Indus
trial school az Santa 10 reached q
depth Of 100 feet Friday nirht. but
work had TO be- stopped as quite q
strong low Of water was struck.
which rose from nftCcn To twenty
io.t in the plpo. 10 Is not an artoa.an
Tow, but there seems 90 Dee plenty
of BE-, and q is OF excellent quality.
The dr.ll will now have TO be- caacd
in orUer To- go through this strata OF
water This will interfere with tho
work Of the drlli for week or ten
days. A uIl thousand feet will be
drilled, unless a strong aricsIan now
Dob struck before that depth b. al.
tanned Gus Mulhoiland. who has the
contract Dor drilling the we'll. loft Sat
urday Tor Santa Rosa. who're h, viii
remain two or three days looking az
ter another woll-drIIllng outfit az
work near that town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master while Frazer and MIss elsie
Frazer honssed.

Master willie Frazer and MIss Elsie
Frazer honssed.
Last uighi. a. No 500 south broad
way. Mr and Mrs. Andrew Frazer
myc q double birthday party In honor
m ne fourteenth and eleventh anniv.
ersaries Of theii two children. Willie
and Elsie Frazer respectively. The
lanenis were assisted b. Mr.. and Mrs.
McSpaddon and Mrs Dry aud an who
WeTo present enjoyed Themselves
hugely Tor several hours eco cream
and cakes. and other good things for
children wore served. Tho following
were present Oirls- Francis Myers.
Norna and LILLIAN Norman. Edith
Morning, Rachel Boyd. Jane Long.
GLADYS Hayden. Beruico Roberts
Boys Clarence Mcspaddon. James
Oole, lyio Hawthorne Chas lnsloy.
harry Fredorcks. Pred Dry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Dennis Whalen aged gs. attempted
10 make the trip from Marvel 10 some
.of the grading camps on the salt
Lake road says the Needles Eye. n
was TOO long a walk ana bs became
tired out Hours aftprward two trav.
elers found him nearly dead from ca.
haustion and. although they ala an in
their power 10 recuperato tho weak
onod man, no died near Mari springs.
Tie was underneath some shelving
rock where he had dragged himself FOR
protection from tho sun. Tie was
brought 20 lyanpah and the coroner's
jury brought in verdict Of death from
exposure. Little was learned ~ rrln.
lives. as bee was man of evident
rowing disposition and without family
ties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

two tinaias. a loving cup. a unajlta
two double bowls and a vase. lslotA
sent four small pieces when the
fair is over the pottery will be sold
and Mr. splogelberg has already 70.
ooIvod several offers. There IL quite
demand among collectors for tho
quaint and unique work Of the Pueblo
Indians OF New Mexico whether an.
Client or modern Carefully selected
collections HE the one describes
above always bring good prlcos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
mooERN PUEsLo PoTreRv.
Collection Of a. r. spIeaslbera In New
meSieo Building az ST. Louis e..
poaItIon Altracilun.

N"alNoW AAtlaeAlNes
10 a prominent part OF the New
hoXics building 90 tho Worlds Fair
10 aisplay Of Indian pottery which
has, up 20 date. received more atten.
tion than any one display from any
other section IN tho union. Thla
display Of pottery was sent from San.
IA Re BY A. r. spIogelberg. and among
the sisty-Ono PIECES exhibited. every
poiteryproducing pueblo IN the terri.
tory Of New Mexico Is represented.
This collection Is Acknowledged b.
oonnolsseurs 10 be- one Of the best IN
The Unitod States.
For many months. and ever since
the Now Mexico board Of manarors
Of tho Louisiana Purchase exposition
requested Mr. Spieholbcrg 10 send
display of pottery 10 the Worlds
Fair. he has been collecting a tlnaia
here and OLA there for the exhibit
Only the modern pottery composes
this display, and there is not a single
piece of ancient or even fairly old
work IN the collection. Every plecn
Is OF the most modern Indian work.
uanBhip
The collection was boxed and sent
10 81 Louis the latter part of March.
Tho exhibit consisted OF four tina.
Jas or lara from Acoma pueblo;
tinaia. two bowls and two tlnailtas
little iugal from Zuni. from Ola. two
t!naiaa; from San Ildofonso. a tlnalon
az very large Jar, two tlnajas aud
three small pieces; santo Domingo.
two tinaiaa, a bowl. two unalltas aud
two pitchers; Toauquo, a howl, tive
ollitaa and three idols. TosuQuo is
tho only pueblo iH the territory be.
slides Cochiti whose people make idola.
Cochlu contributed two idols. a Il.
naia and another small piece. Ban
Juan also sent fow small pieces. for.
With these people, ike those OF Tesu.
que. th6 art Of making pottery g. a. |
INST obsolete Santa Clara d repre- 1
aentad h the exhibit by a tlnaion aud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Dies MoIncs. Ia. May 2s.-The an.
nual gand lodge meeting Of tho In.
dependent order Of Bnal Birth. which
Will begin a three days session 10.
MOTION, has attracted 10 Dos Molnes
o. number % men of national promi.
nence. On the opening program win
appear Hon lsador Raynor. senator
elect from Maryland Other speakers
who are expected are Samuel AIsch.
uier former democratic candidate Tor
governor ~ Illinois; Edward Rose
water OF Omaha. Adolph Kraua OF
Chicago. and Mayor samuel Folz o.
Kalamazoo MiChiFan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Detroit Mich May 2s- Governor
and Mrs. Bliss. accompanied by the
members Of The governors stan and
a number of prominent war veterans
and others, left Detroit IN a spocIal
train today for The south. Their OBJ
ioctiyo point Is Anders0nvllio. 0oor.
gia. whore. on Memorial day. there
will BE- dedicated . monument 10 the
Michigan soldiers who died or suffered
In AndoraonyIllo prison during the
war I'm route % Andorsonylllo tho
party viii vlslt "A number Of the IA,
nous hattloaelds Of Tennessee and
Georgia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
DryIng nrenaratIona .LmnIL -.

Drying preparations simply deyel-
ppdry catarh thay dry up Che EccreiIoua,
which adhrru to tho membrane and dacom.
pose. causing hi lI 81 ore serious trouble than
The ordinary form n catarrh Avoid all dry.
Ing inhlihnta. fumes. smokes and suuls
and uso that which cloanses, aoofhea end
hcala lly's Cream BALM D. such remedy
and vii uure caihuh 0r cold in the head
oaaily and pleasantly a triad size uill DO
mailed Tor lO csnts an druggists cell tho
Coz. size. Ely Nrothors bg Warren st. NY.
The Balm cures without pain, does noe
Initiate gr cause auoocIug. M spreads itaen
oFcf au Initiated aud angry flThco, Fciier.
ing Immediately DE painfd Inflammation.
With hly.H Cream BAHIA 700 are armed
agsinsi Nasal Caiarlh and HAY Feror.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
SOUTHERN cArrLE.
Movements Of the Horned Stock 10
Northern Marketr.

Movements Of the Horned Stock q,
Northern Markets.
Who there have been DO rains hi
The Immediate vicinity ~ Dominr
atill good showers have fallen I'm yari
Gus parts ~ the country surrounding
That city and the ranges ln general
are rapidly Improving iu consequence
This added 90 the large number of
shipments that have already been
made and those Co Boz made in the very
near future will greatly relieve the
condition OF the cattle on the ranges
There never has been the amount of
loss and suffering that parties and
newspapers have accredited Go That Io.
callty.
There we're shipments from the
siockyards at DomIng DURING the past
week as follows,
y II Han, 236 head of ycarlmra
A. y. and J E Foster. itS head Of
yearIib-v
j. W. Phillips zoe head ~ year
lings
Mrs o. @ Carpenter bog Lutter
Foster lii head of yoarlings
r. u Kerr, POI head of yoarlings
7. u Kerr 30 head OF twoyoarolds
~ q Word, head of yoarllngs.
w y Edwards. head of yoarInss
Wilson Bros 217 head of yoarllngs
r @ Word i2s head ~ yoaringa.
John r. smyor aud LOWS Bros 22g
head uf yoarllnra.
W y Wamcl me head ~ yrarIlupa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Funny 80 % 80, IN 81. lnuI,.

&c. Louis, May 2s-A food ~ Foxes
and iokclcts "a expected To swoof
down upon g. Louis and the Worlds
Fair during tho three days beginning
tomorrow During these three DAYS
a convention o. to be- held OF the
American Press Uumorists. organized
in baltimore in May OF last year. Not
very many OF the members are on
hand aH yet bat when the convention
opens 20 is expected there win la
funny men here, several OF thom IN
an. from Chicago baltimore. New
York Boston. plttsburg. WASHINGTON
and other cities OF the country
Elaborate entertainment rs being
arranged 'or The visitors. Wednesday
has been designated as American
Press Humorists' day 10 the cxpori
ton. The business Mons league Will
entertain the organization 40 n ban.
qugt 40 the Mercantile club. Among
the scheduled speakers are Champ
CLARK, humnrIst OF the house OF repre-.
'oniatIvcF; Hon. Eugene Ware. the
Kansas poet and United states com.
missioner OF pensions, Robert J. Bur.
iettc. humorist lecturer and author.
md VT Perkins the pioneer OF them
IN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

~ actually enforced. az tho OFFICIAL,
assert There 10 evidently a ooloret
gentleman 10 the wood pile some
where.
Dr. Herman ~ Rlgrs. IN charge of
The meteorological Department Of
Health. has made the statement that
ihoro worO ninety seven doatha from
corehTo spinal meningitis during the
last wook. and a hundred and nny
deaths during the same timc from cog.
nate diseases. Last year. during tho
week. tho total was
36 The deaths from ccrchro. nninaI
moning.tIH said nr urigrs. we're tom
per cont of the total Tor tho week. a
record which IB considered highly
alarming Tho disease has steadily in
creased since March and not since
1873 has there Seen such an outbreak
Another feature ig that the cases are
exceedingly vIrulont and those who
escape death from the disease are
generally loft with some impeachment
either blindness. deafness or paraiv
'is Formerly 10 was believed that
Doc disease only attacked children. hut
ho records of the department show
hat thIrtythrcr cases were of persons
'ctwcon five and fifteen Years twon
y three of persons owes fifteen. and
ho remainder of children under Give
tears. % ls not known what has caus
ID this epidemic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
OF JOSEPH NIXON
TOOK eUlNlNE TABLETS. THEN
HAD CONCLUSIONS ANo Pass.
60 AwAY--HAD $1,000 iE Lirr
tNauRANcE.

nIl Joseph Nuon. prorri.tor of t.e
Far'nr barber shop. Die of hia own
aci pr from natural causes SATURDAY.
hlFni Del "a question that Ia b.Inr al
hc'al" and scientifically Inyosiiratod
by .h1 pHcor9 and several pbysirians
TODAY, Gays tbo 90 raao Herald
The death 90 n most peculiar onn
HnI s surrounded Do. rOytrui peculiar
'.ronmslauco1 which. looked nt one
way Indicate suicide. and in another
way Natural death Tho d.reasof
himself a'uutly ma'niainol short
limo before h.s death that hrt1It-
taken anytime hui capsule contain
ing qu'nIuo hut foGr reputable pbv.
Ficians Who were called to attend him
before hO died have testified bas,rs
Justice Mitchell acting nr coroner
That NiNous lalib was attended by
ov"ry symptom off rirvchr.us poi.pr.
lnE
Tho dead mans stomach has boon
removed and its contents arc hsipr
analy2od hy D.. villa and OBJ, result of
me analysis vill o. 10 thourbt settle
iho mootod question as iD tine c.nsa
nj tho strange death.
Tho suicide theory Is strengthened
by me fact that Nixon carried t72 0o1
Insurance t25 600 i1 the New YORK
iio. iho same amount lu the Mutual
'lie' similar amount 40 'Ho rrudoH
i"l and $1,000 ln tto Maccabces. An
d this insurance was taken out by
'im within the past Diebt months
f.th iho exception o' tbr g. 600 carl
iCd iu lbo Nacabpas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

oioty 10 China and that Il Join tho IN.
tornational convention The sum Of
one hundred thousand taols from tho
imperial treasury has been devoted to
the society.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

A. Tho C.tIten understands b. 81
the oloction to By held Cor school a.
roctoru in mo Ulrious pfociucta Of
the couniT on June 3. 1904. each pro
olnct win oiect one direci0r foT me
term oi throo years Whore vacancies
occur d uiii DO necessary % eloct
alao. one director foT the term ~ tvo
Eearl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Cream balm Be- placed iaia ths nastris. Spreads
over ibe memhrano ana be abslftti. Hal.sfis im.
mediate and q cart ioilova tiisnoi dfyine-doos
noi ploduee anssaiug iafge aso, % ccnis 81 nrug.
E'ait or hy NALL Trial s'ro, BE- ofuu.
ELY BROTHERS, % wsYr,n suosi. WV Yofk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
FAIR GROUNDS EVENTS
EXCITING BICYCLE RACES AND
EASE BALL GAME YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

| The events az tho fair ruanda tcs
irrday Wtrc attended by aIori GU1
p,upio The bicycle races we're tho
ionturC uf tho afternoon. Iu The sonior
races Ao first prize wac wun by Rny
/ HeiVlD. with W. D. Cook sooonJ pd
Raymond stamm third uolslcy and
O"ok ucl uu points and rodo n half
milo iu decide the winner Hoiyley
dm'auccd h.s adversary at che finish
/ which made him tho winner OF ths
hrst prize which was fine Hartford
Special bicycle offered by D. J. uous
Ton. the sporting goods merchant ou
Gold avenue snmm ana Cook ti,.I
Tor second place nuI had to ~ anotb
or half miIo to decide tho winner
tonh won thH race. which placed bs
and hciyieY ON 20, for points u.iy
lry and Cook rode CIo,olanda and
siamm rode r. Hartford Tho follow
InE are tho races and tho wInnou
one Mile open-senIor Class.
Ray llo.y.og dut, W. g. Cook.
second. Raymond stamm. third
HaitMilo Har1lcap--Junior Class.
Harry podHun, scratch. mt. Eddis
IruFwoll scratch. sor0uI. Herbert
0ailcs 30 yards. thirI.
HaitMile Senior Glass.
Ray H'iyIoy. nrsi w. g.. Cuua.
second Raymond stamm. third
halfMile Handicap Junior Class
Harry bodson. scratch. fret. Eddie
IrusWoll scratch second. Herbarf
GaIios. Do yards. third
Two.Miie Handicap.
Bob Hutchinson. 40 yarda. ma uay.
mond siamm and w. o. Cuok. acrntcb
tie for second. and Ray Hclvlcy.
scratch fourth stamm ana Cook -au
a half mile tu decide fho tie and ConE
Won.
Flve.Mils Haodlcap.
w T. Cook scratch. first. Ray u4r
Joy scratch. see0ud. Raymond stamm
scratch. third. in thia nro stamm D..
ro'yel "a bard IAN but got up arhtsd
lis wheel caught h.a men aud HuIaf
10 third iIls wheel vas also ,r.npIrd
n the FAN.
There were several entries in the
'h'ye races that may bs expected 90
ioyrIop into fhsi rIdrs before tho sea.
ION is over and several more meets
Fiil Dee held thla SUMMER in which tho
ioople may expect 90 see some hst
siding
There .a soma talk of FDiiiuE uu
. large mcot Tor July ith aad oRarur
'ri1ea Tor tho winners 81 Individual
aces and NOT ON points Az was done
n yoHtordayu meet This is bound
10 stimulate a lively interest and -aoro
ntr'eg are rxucCted to De- maIe .u
be- races ridden on thla plan.
W. H. Cook tho winner 81 the sec.
nd prize received % fine pair 81 hcId
iaasoa offered by the BebboT ODtioa.
TO-. and 5tamm a racing uut end
air of racing shoes
ln tho Junior races. Harry Dodson
'ceIyed tho hat prize. a racing suit.
.idie TrusWoIl. second. a pflr Of rar
lg shoes and Herbert CABLES q knife
ld case.
Tho bail game which was playtd
hilo che above races were being run.
.twcen tha ola Town Tigers and tho
hops team. resulted Eco a victory br
be- Tigers hy q score of no tn e. Tao
.Erm winning the nine palra of hasc
800 shoes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

manont injunction against tho strlk.
Ing maohlniata here. tie said thoro
was no evidence sud intention 10 com.
NIT a disturbance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Moudo Adams has rivcu anuths-
proof that she is fond ~ solitude by
purchasing a siXtyacro farm adIoln.
INK her country seat az Ronkonkoma.
J." J. Tho place is far away from the
lines OF travel and H. said 10 De a
perfect wilderness. just suite 10 the
hormitlcal tastes Of the talented act.
asss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Dr. and Mrs w. W spareo accom-.
panied by Miss Campbell. win leave
tonight for southern California. where
they will spend several weeks AZ the
sea coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
lnlunetIen penlsd.

Ottawa Kas, May IS District
Judge Smart today denied application
OF the Santa 30 railway for per
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Pokin, May 2s.-srhoro has been
issued an imperial decree ordering
the establishment Of q Red Cross 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

There seems to be- n perfect cpidom
ic or crime ia this city az present. par
uculurly crimes against tho person.
and the daily papers are filled with
Che most sensational stories OF muir
dcrs. suicides mysterious disappear
hncos. etc During the last three
months Che number of children and
eroun persons who have mystorl1usly
disappeared. was unusually great. and
10 may Doe added that tho police depart
mont oft Creator New York has NOT
distinguished itself by boz success boz
finding traces of the missing persons
One of tho most sensational cases Is
che disappearance Of Mrs Leroy Jones.
iho wife of wealthy man. ana quite
prominent m society circles. The dis
appearance of tho woman has Ted to
the unoarihlng of "a good sized sk,io
ton in the Jones family closet.