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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
ExoNERAres STRIKERS.
President Eddy Says They Did Not
Try 20 Wreck Train.

President Eddy Says They Did Not
Try 20 Wreck Train.
Charles Eddy. president ot the El
Paao a Northeastern railroad. while
at Alamogordo the other day. abso.
luiodly cleared The strikers Of having
participated 300 tho effort to wreck
the Houth.bound passenger train soy.
cral weeks aro The firB reports
were 20 the effect that Information
was IN the hands OF the company.
which showed c1Hcluslycly that the
strikers were guilty OF the dnstardly
attompi on the lives 0f tho Innocent
passengers of tho train. Tbls had not
been officially denied until Mr. Eddy
mado his statement Ia speaking of
tho present situation Mr. Eddy said
that the road was having boitor Huc.
cess with the now mon than with the
union strikers and positively denied
that the strikers would over again ho
employed boy the y. r. a NE we
are going 40 run ont oan road" said
Mr. Eddy and n We give Zoo thla time
we cannot do so"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Tie carries a remarkable class OF
goods-almnat any article demand.
cd by the people can bo purchased
at the Ionman store, and surrounding
the main store. az e stands ~ pres
emit there are twenty one adobe ware
houses packed with goods of various
kinds A few such improvements on
the main street Of taa Cruces. as con-.
tomplated by Mr. Lehman. would ma
torially change the aspect OF things
for the better
short Paragraphs.
Col NJ. Prudential conducts .he
only hotel In Lac Cruces. known az
"Tho Hotel Don Bernardo" and he
has worked up Hne trade. Ills
rooms are kept On the pink % condl.
ton. and the Kitchen and dining room
is aa clean as any parlor is kept Isis
hotel bus meets an trains. and special
consideration ia shown the travelling
public.
Mrs Jcsua Garcia. wife Of the dop.
uty county assessor of Bornalulo
county. BE- at 20 paso. where horufant
son 60 under the care OF a specialist
Horton Moore, with Mrs. Moore
and son. reside in las Cruces. and
Mr. Moore 81 q law partner Of Judge
a. B Fall
Miss CorInne Amador aged about
/ iG years. has gained quito n roputa
tlon az a pen and crayon artist
Judge n. A. Chahoe. who ~ a New
/ Yorker. located himself In las Cru.
ccs 10 1897 and besides being a
good lawyer has made a study "
chiroloEy or the science Of reading
| character and health conditions from
the hahd. The judge Sc a graduate
si Columbia Scientific academy and
a student Of other schools OF science.
Judge D. A. Mann. Who was recent.
/ by appointed Judge OF tho Sixth Judi.
cial district and associate justice OF
the territorial supreme court. was
met by The Citizen representative.
and he stated that be hoped TO take
up hIB ONCE duties ut Alamogordo
on July I. but bic family would not
move from Las Cruces until after he
had established himself IN a comfort.
able home. The new judges district
comprises the counties OF Otoro. Lin.
coin. Loanard Wood and Quay, and
Torrance when the latter Is created
a county In accordance with a law on
The subject passed at the last terri.
iorial legislature. Judge Mann was a
member Of the we'll known law firm
OF Bonham, Holt 4 Mann. but with.
drew whom appointed Judge The Citl
zen bcspoaks for the new Judge a
good clean record.
| Attorney j. r. Bonham has gone 10
| Los palomas hot springs for the rhou
mntIsm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

a few powerful sentences; rests at
every period just like the old rollg.
ious e2hortcrs Of thirty years ago.
he made quite a lenEthy speech. and
reviewed history and tho political
situr on almost as extensively as ala
Mr. Root There was no lack OF ap.
plauso 20 him.
A negro, hy the name OF Cummings.
OF Maryland, proved himself TO be
the equal as an orator. OF any man
of any race in the convention. and
made sensible conservative talk.
The references he made o. the treat,
mont uf his own race we're indeed
temperate n necessarily emphatic. re
received as much applause NJ the
close Of hls effort "a ala any man
who spoke. because the tremendous
applause Governor Black E5t when
he nominated the president. was In.
tended for the latter. and not for the
orator
Tho gentlemen had splendid
time The whole New Mexico con.
tingent were entertained at a dinner
on Monday evening 90 the Chicago
club ON the lake front by Hon. @. y.
Eddy Of the ~ Pasr a Northeastern
railway. az which everybody made
speeches and had a good time gen.
orally on Tuesday evening Dele.
cato Rodoy and Governor Otero were
guests at the walsh banquet az the
Grand Pacific Tho New Mexlcans
met a large number Of the nations
most prominent men, and generally
had an enjoyable time. The only dis.
agreeable feature was their differ.
once on the statehood plank and while
their differences as 20 that was quite
positive. they dld not result Ia any
actual breaches OF friendship OF a
violent character
AZ 90 the statehood question. the
gentlemen state that % a. loft just as
"a would have been had no republican
convention been held. save Delegate
Rodey contends that injury has real.
BY been done 10 the cause by tho fight
before the committee IA the effort 10
put a plank on that question ia the
platform The six delegates from IN.
dian Territory. and the SIX delegates
from Oklahoma, aided by Delegate
Mcclure. and OX.DOlognto Flynn. Of
Oklahoma, and many other promln,
emit people from that section. ala tholr
level best 10 get a Joint statehood
plank into the platform. In this o.
fort they we're supported by Dele
gate Rodey. Major Llewellyn, W. H..
Greer and Captain Dame. Of New
Mexico. The member from New
Mexico who was on the committee OF
resolutions. opposed the Joint state
hood plank, and IN this ho was aided
by others OF the New Mexico dele.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

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with its beautiful land locked hlrhur
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interior. Since tacu descendants OF this
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berg, Treasurer Of Ouiagamic Co. Ilol-
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threatened each year 10 run into con.
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me 10 try a bottle Of DR. Pierce's Golden
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
BACK FROM THE
BIG CONVENTION
Some important Facts Are
Brought Out in a Talk
with ROdey.
WHAT ne HAS TO SAY

OF the citizens OF New Mexico who
attended the republican national con.
yontlou at Chicago. Mcssrs q s. Ro.
doy, r. a. Hubbell. W. II. Greer aud
W p. Dame returned 90 Albuquerque
on No Z Saturday night They state
that National Committeeman Luna.
Major Llewellyn n. o. Bursum. w. G..
Sargent and others went 90 st. Louis
TO take Ia the fair for few days
before coming home
The gentlemen who returned state
that the convention was certainly a
grand congregation of the ablcst men
Ia the republican party As 90 the
report that has gone out over the
country that there was a lack or
enthusiasm Ia tho convention. they
state that % Is partly true and partly
mistake They state that Whenever
there was anything before the con.
yeution that would naturally cause ap.
plause. q was received On an unstint.
cd manner The demonstration on
the nomination OF President Rooso.
welt lasted for 20 minutes and was
without question as spontaneous an
exhibition Of enthusiasm as ever oc-
CURED IN any convention whore there
was no contest
The gentlemen who returned state
that the ablost speech was that OF
Hon Elihu Root. as temporary chair
man Delegate Rodey says that for
several months he has known that SIR.
Root would make such a speech, and
that he expected from him one Of the
greatest speeches OF modern times on
political subject. and was not disap.
pointed Tho gentlemen. also, state
that several OF the speakers used Ian
ruage intended to convey tho idea
that Roosevelt was nominated by the
people. and not by tho politicians,
and certainly the action of the dele.
gates on the floor OF the convention
and the people gave evidence from the
opening 20 the close that this fact
was true
Governor Black. of New York, IN
hiB dominating speech, ala not come
up 20 tho oloquonce Of lnger8oll but
he certainly did make speech that
win live for generations IN history
u was what Is known among pollt-
clans as q speech from beginning 20
end just q series OF well considered
powerful sentences and paragraphs
Senator Boyondgo made a short
but quite eloquent and decidedly well
considered speech. a man by the
name % knight from California,
made one OF the best stump speeches
OF the convention. and seemed 90
possess more actual magnetism in
It8 delivery than any of the others.
Senator Cannon preached his usual
sermon. az Delegate Rodoy puts a.
Tho more that Is seen OF Cannon on
the stump. the more are the people
inclined 10 compare him 30 Abraham
Lincoln 10 "a the very opposite OF
the quiet intellectual Root, and OF
tho eloquent and Belfc0nacious nov.
erldgo "unolo Joe" iuat paws tho
air and waddlos around on the stage
stops 10 tell a ioke-and then uirors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Oklahomaltos and tho Indian Terri
toryiios rollzo thai they can mover
pass their portion of tho bill without
passing the New Mexico. Arizona por
tion az well, and. therefore tho bin
win either pass ln the short session
or q viii result IN a deadlock the
same ns took place On the short Sos
sion of the 67th congress. but as tho
senate does not want another such
fIrht. the chances are that after "a
months discussion the bin will pass.
and will probably b. amended 80 az Go
give the better terms Go tho Now
Mexico. Arizona end OF lt New Mpx.
leo and Arizona have many senatorial
friends who SIN Insist upon separate
statehood Tor each territory On fact.
the Same friends that existed in me
b1th congress are Htiu in favor OF
separate statehood. were it possible,
bat tho hin viii probably bo reported
t1 thc noor nj the senate practically
as 20 passed che house. save that Now
Mexico may got three representative
instead NJ two in me house Of ropro.
eontautos. and "a large cash donation
fDr school purposes
There is movement on foot now Zoo
organize compactly and oEErosFivoly
In both the Territory ~ New Mexico
and tho Territory of Arizona Am
the ir.pnus off statehood and their ln.
uuenor VIII bo folt before tbe United
States next winter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
SHUT DEAD
CAUSE or DEATH IS sHRoUpEo
IN DEEP mYsTERY.

Tho S. louis Rcpublc Of June a..
gives the following account Of the
mysterious death of Wesley q. Shut.
Who lB vol known m This city aud
who did "a l0t OF work uu what ia
known horo as tho Glow ilno ditch DO
Tho body of Wesley % Shut OF 30
$500 MCMuIIn avenue. Vice president
ot the Shut improvement company.
was found yesterday concealed by the
bushes near GrunIug,rH cro,k. ON the
Transit opmpnnys limo o. Grove
Occur Lake.
There was "a cash on M, head
The cause OF tho death ls mys
terry 20 bis family and friends. uc
loft home a week. aFo 20 ro to a crush.
~ plant which belongs a. hIs com.
pany located near Mona. Mo ia
reach this point ho would probably
take the Crcyo Coeur line.
Tho body was found by Phil Retz.
"a boy living ON Suburban avenue.
near lo HOdIamont and several other
boys who were fishing. They pushed
through the dense undgrhrush as thoy
were gulng home aud stumbled over
the body u was badly dccomposod
and had apparently bccu lying there
several days
As soon az the boys reached town
they notified the police. who On turn
notified tho coroner. last night %. W
Shut secretary OF tho company. a
brother Of tho dead man. loft his
homo Ia hpyo the body Of bis brother
taken 90 an undertaking establish.
mrut
SIR Shut was one of tho best
known contractors 90 the west. hay.
Ink done a larEo amount 10 the work
ON the Worlds fair grounds and hav
ina been connected with railroad con
structl0n for many years. Ho is sur
yiVod by a wife and three children.
Ills Affairs are 90 good shape and he
had no financial troubles, Il Is said.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
EARTH TO ETERNITY
~ THE DYNAMITE ROUTE, CHAR.
LES KRAMER GOES OVER THE
RANGE.

Saturday morning at about ten min.
uios past ~ O'Clock a loud report as
of an explosion was heard by those
who were awake at that hour aud the
body of Charles Kramer was found
near the santa Fc Oh tank Just west
Of town near tho Santa Re track. in a
horribly mutllatod condition. says The
Dcmng Headlight,
The authorities we're at once uOtI.
fed aud Justice Of the Peace Edward
Pennington az once empannellod a
jury to Eold an Inquest az which the
following facts we're brought out
Chas. Kramer had been IN thiB city
about a week and claimed Los An.
gclo as bis former homo. lie said 10
some 81 our citizens that he had been
Ia silver CITY under treatment for a
tumor on his liver but had received
no relief Kramer about four years
ago worked as butcher for stenson a
son and is remembered by many OF
our citizens.
Yesterday at about 10 o'clock In the
morning Kramer purchased a stick OF
dynamite. two caps and several feet
Of fuse az the store OF J.. A. Mahonoy.
stating thai bo was going prospecting
late yesterday he asked an employe
In tho Southern Pacific yards what
the chance would be 10 catch a freight
for El paso; that Is the last known
OF him until his body was found as
stated above.
Tnat Kramer had deliberately gone
at the work of killing himself On a
most thorough manner was evidenced
by the fact that, after preparing his
dynamite and fuse ne had wrapped
the fatal charge in his coat. no the
fuse, which was about four feet On
length and after plllowing his head
upon the coat calmly awaited the end.
The mans head was horribly torn
and mutllatod, and. his clothing
catching are his body was burned
badly especially over the bowels.
Kramer did not seem TO be a man
addicted 20 drink. and was a quiet
we'll Disposed person. The effects
found ON the body we're $3.50 In silver.
pocket knife. apectacloB and two
union labor cards. showing that he
was a mombor OF Union No. 2G5 Am.
AGGRAVATED Meat Cutters and Butchers
Of los Angeles. California, his dues
being paid 20 December J., 1908.
The body was taken 10 Mahoney's
undertaking parlors from when place
Il win be buried unless other lnstruc.
tiOn are received.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Word comes from Los Gregos, up
tho river that Col perfeCto Armllo
yesterday assaulted an old man.
named Noises Garcia. in a dispute
over some animals Of Mr. Amiio
trsspasains on tho land Of Mr.. Garcia.
which adlo.ns tho former on the
north Mr. Garcia lives ga the winter
in this city on TileTaa avenue near
Seventh street. and has a large family
of daughters one the wife % Juan
Chayos, brother OF Elias Chaves. NJ
Garcia had a warrant issued out Of
judge CaWiord's court against Coz
AmLln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

OF Coils sunlight aud air, anu IiAt.I'.
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MARRIED MEN AND woMES
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Tho Union Pacific road has placed
order with the Illinois Steel company
company Tor $4,000 tons OF steel rails.
The price nt which the order was
placed Is said 30 have been t2s a ton
In Chicago The Hartman lines we're
tho strongest Opponests OF this rate
being charged. ana since the begin.
ming of the year have refused to place
any 0rdera except for actual and lm.
mediate requirements.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

NJ Old Dutch who FIRST
located on Manhattan
were a sturdy Ease.
They underwent all
kinds Of harlslips, but
the result OF their work
Is the greatest city of
nnr DIV Nov NnLL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Pretty Beet Salad Beet salad De- an
pretty a8 to0thsome when mixed with
white cabbage Cook tho boots untIl
tender. remove the skins and stand in
cold place Rub one teaspO0nful
oi salt and half AS much mustard into
two toaEDoonfula ~ butter Put half
a cupful n sharp vinegar over tho
fire in a double boiler when boiling
hot ada the prepared butter and stir
Beat the yolks of two oErs very light,
add four tabiesp0onfulg OF sugar. and
beat again. add two tabiospoOufuls
Of cold vinegar and when well mixed
pour gradually into the hot vinegar
and stir constantly until n thIckons
and Is smooth Then stand On a cold
place shred two oupfuls Of tho heart
uf white cabbage aud chilli When
nearly ready to serve. put a layer OF
cabbage in the bowl. slice some of
the boots croHsWlHe. and thluly over
the top. repeat until all are used. toss
lightly together with two forks. pour
the sauce over mis- agaiu and serve az
once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

the digestive functions
aud helps iu the as
similatiou of food ur
rather takes from thc
iuvl iu.t thc nulii-
mcut the blood &C.
quirra
Along with its use
one should take cveI.
else iu the outdoor
air. get an one cam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Sold In Albuquerque By J. II. oRen.
y a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Good SLACK Chocolate A very
good black chocolate cake o. made
from two cupfula Of sugar three quar-.
Cor cupfuIH Of butter the yolk ot five
crEs beaten Co a froth. one cupfui
of Sour milk ono toasuoUuful ~ soda
and two and one half cups Of flour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Martin Lehman, one of the oXten.
siyc general merchants OF las Cru
ces enjoys the distinction OF OCCUPY.
ing one OF The most unique collections
of store rooms for the housing Of his
immense stock Of go0ds ia the terri.
tory lie informed The Ciu3on repre-.
sentative that 10 a very short time no
viii erect for Bis main store room q
handsome two story brick building
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-15
Rainnroof Suits.

The time is coming, and it is not
far off, when men and women will
wear rainproof suits as we'll as coats,
for the process of waterproofing cloth
has become so extensive that any
cloth, whether of the best or poorest
quality, can be treated without alter
ing it's color. Indeed, it has been a
long day since fashion gave to men
such boon as the raincoat has prov
ed. The raincoat doesn't show on it's
surface that it is raincoat, and it is
worn on the sunniest day as well as
the wettest with equal facility and
good taste. While it is at present a
distinctive garment. there are signs
which point to rainproOfing here
after for all styles Of overcoats. That
in vogue is an easy step to the appli-
cation of the process to suits of all
descriptions. How handy a water
proof full dress suit would be at some
banQuets! The process is cheap
enough. 1t costs only twenty-five cents
yard. In addition to the rainproof-
ing treatment has been made to in
clude socalled moth proof" quail
ity by some firms. Vanish the moth
balls!-New York Tribune.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-15
English Man of Letters.

Here is description of James
Bryce. who is visiting this country. It
is written by one of the professors al
Harvard, where he lectured: HE is q
small man, about 65 years old, with a
very large head, most of which seems
to prOtrude backward and to slant up
ward and backward from his high fore
head. He IS bald on top, with that
sort of white hair and beard which
sometimes turns yellow. He has very
bushy eyebrows of the same color. is
round-shouldered, very nicely dressed,
end has quite distinct Irish accent,
not at all the broad English accent
which had expected. He is a distinct
speaker, though very quiet and abso-
lutely Unconditional. He has a high
nasal voice"
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-15
Too Ea5.

A B. Woods. the orn.tAolcgist of the
Smithsonian institution, returned re-
Gently from his vacation with an
amusing story about village usurer.
This usurer." said Mr.. Woods. had
trumpet up some Ubiquitous claim or
other against reputable widow. It
was claim that. if satisfied, would
leave the widow almost destitute, and
she. on account of its injustice, dis
puted it. Therefore the usurer brought
suit against her.
"The day before the trial the man
visited his lawyer.
What do you think of our cases
prospects?' he said.
Only fair said the lawyer. Only
fair. If you want verdict in your ia
vor you had better pray for it,
"'Pray? said the usurer, holding up
his hands. Pray? No, no. God must
hear nothing of this"