Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
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cstcut 20 which che laws are oboyod.
Now Mexico has lost a powerful and
faithful friend by the death of sonn
tor Quay Ills memory will be- kept
perpcfuauY by the people ~ this ter.
r.tory. county being named Ia bis
honor.
Russia IL reported 70 Do willing 20
consider terms % peace n they DO
not Involve too much loss OF pres.
ugp" Russia has the alternative Of
hshtng % out and losing all Of its
prestige.
The desperate valor OF the Japan.
csc De- commanding the Arbitration
Of the world Nan shan bin Was taken
from the Russians after nine charges
were made ON tho almost lmprognahlo
boights
The ErandCst holiday IN the Gallon.
dar OF patriotic anniversaries rs being
observed today when thousands Of
school children. assisted BY gray.
hairoi veterans. will strcw the graves
Df the nations dead
Tho man who has secured o. homo
on ho land and rs able by bis own TOLL
to support himself and family Mood
have mo- fear Of losing bis lob''-a
fear that monacos millions OF wage
earners To- the large cities today
Land around tho bayous of Louiai.
ana and Texas. which un;H 1895 was
classod as worthless. now yields S25r
900 900 worth of rice About 100 Jap
anose expert rico growers ore in this
rl"iOn
Horse meat sells f5r about onohalf
the price OF beef in Paris. and ts
consumption iB constantly increasing.
Last year the carcassos OF 10000
/ horses were cut up and sold in the
. French metropolis
President Roosevelt, u is said has
sIrulnod his willingness 20 act as
mediator between Russia and Japan.
. Tho quicker both nations signify their
/ Willingness 10 avail themselves Of
. hls services the bst,or Il viii be for
/ both.
The barbarous land Of Morocco ~
infested with brigands. and they Md.
nan foreigners and hold them for ran.
som. A citizen OF tho United states
, Is being held by these outlaws and
American warships are on their way
TO that country 10 demand his release
The fact that the New York police
have had 20 bo called on 90 protect
automobiles from the fury Of the
mobs that polted tho chaneurs with
tin cans. stones and oyryihing else
but bouquets. ls indicative that %,
turn has been reached boo another Ions
lane
The appearance of yellow t'ycr u
Mexico and the experience last year
with that disease has caused tho Mex
lean health authorities 90 inhugurato O
campaign against g. The hght viii
ba made along scientific lnos, rocor
ni7lug the most recent discoveries com
corning the nature OF the foyer
The census bureau is now per
mauent one. Estimates of what th'
population Of this country will b'
ln 1901 have already been made b.
that bureau Tho population OF 1877
has been placed a. Sg.Uil ,i36, whicl
indicates an Increase Of about n pc
cent from 1900 to 1910. Az this rate
the census OF 1920 Will give the unlteu
states over a hundred million popu
lation
The cost Of maintaining rural mai
delivery this year will be l20.Sl6,G 600
some idea % tho rapid development
OF this branch OF the postal aeryic
can be gained from tho fact that d
1899 there we're only 200 routes IN 90
T Grafton, while at the close OF the pres
ont fiscal year there will be- over 90
600 m operation, bringing a daily maj
service 20 moro than 1880 900 peopl
In the rural districts.
The statehood bill appropriate
soc. 900 ior the election. probably nrX
January or February. for tho adoptio
or rejection OF the constitution.
the democrats win the president an
house they may dohaat the present bi
for statehood and make a hght IA
four states Many southern SENATOR
With Bailey OF Texas. Bate and Ca
mack. of Tennessee. and others. fave
that plan,
Pins X is not as good a politIcla
az was his immediate predecessor
! This is proven by the rupture whic
! has taken place between the Vauca
and France. leo XIII. asserted IN
dignity Of the papacy throughout hl
roign in his relations not only Wit
y the government OF Italy. but wit
. those of the reat OF ths world. Cath'
! ne ana Protestant, bnt no always "a
this In moderate way, which wa
I very effective
Tho supreme court uf the Unite
i States has rendered a decision whio
will relieve the malls OF a large mas
% second class matter. That dociaio
I is that Becond.olass matter Is only 4
climate newspapers and magazine
ana not special advertising public
. lions. II IL claimed that In 1900 "a
: seconds class matter carried throug
tho malls aggregated 100000,
pounds. the bulk o. Il being ilieglt
mate
The Eranary OF the world 10 locate
, "a tho United statea. and Il is IN