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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

through a long line OF magnolia trees
which fill the air with sweetness: past
tall pines and oaks gray with trailing
moss-moss which floats like long stream
ers in the summer wind.-the hot gold
sunshine flooding everything 1t is April
in Florida and Lc-beautiful. radiant.
fracious lie. laving. loyal. tender Lc.
patient hopeful. happy Lc-is dead. All
these flowers are hers-fowers heaped
mp everywhere-of all the roses she has
loved and worn and carried in her sweet
short lie. these white ones or her breast
are the last; this beautiful boy is here-
walking with his father. the baby face
grave. the big brown eyes, like hers.
wide with wonder as he sees the people
come and 50. The people with wet eyes
and broken voices, /; Is April in Florida
and Lc iS dead and her little boy is lone
ly and his play things are neglected. His
uncle Clarence. from Chicago-many peo-
pie OF whom he has heard his mother
speak-have come. all at one time HIS
uncle takes him 70 see the big alligator
and makes him boat vith sails. but
the boy does not forget all the long
bright day that when they get home his
iA%ta.ft Wiz 44%N t4SAE4z y l4A4e tells
he and uncle saw and did
For mother he says gravely. Is
dead. you know"
life spent for others-pogred cut in
devotion TO people She Ioved-tha; is ,he
rarest perfume the world knows Per
haps OF all deep en6 tender words that
crowd 70 cur lips when we think OF FER
a q
tinS Daily devotion 20 the memory Of
her iather-reevotion almost as pSs<ioa-
ate as that expended il sohs when the
little girl lay by the cssske1 long ago
and sohoeG her heart out. tender and
constant and cheerful devotion TO her
husband alGt her child. constant thought
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

Chicago on an carly spring pleasure
!aunt. and as a side d1ty To buy a piano
for his new home IL Wichita Like most
men with red noses he vas z bibulous
fellow and before he dared trust himself
70 buy the musical Instrument ne tish-
tened his belt considerably b. dumping
sundry faacy drinks through the screen
OF his crop u whisksrs
When the ksDssn entered a Wabash
aveale music house lie VAS al 3ne big
burst q sunshine. he walked ~ to the
head salesman ard Fraspci hira ~ u.s
hand as Z ae had known Tinl s!.lcc By
hood. he set K ee known q on-s -hir
he was ~ the narke; for a piano. ;he
best one that money couI1 bay. But De-
fore he could begin tEe purchase he vas
certain that h4 would have 70 have an
other something xifh & cherry s. e. fzs
invited the salesman 70 70 CIT and have
sorsethias ca him
/. 7 thank yoa. bgt % 20; drink. 80
TIE salesman
%of = drop asked the Ezrgz-
Not a drop. answered the nslsnzsa
We'll yoE wonI6 y yoz lived IN Kan-
sas Maybe yoB viii tank be,:-r u &;
e-'@' ~'- * - @"-f Ha-t-c DIX
first
TIE salesman showed IRE Kza-za ne
aus-t piano II TIE hozSe
1t ali cost y9g tgs sad TIE sziss-
MAJ
That's az rixll;. said ihe Ra--z-. 7
an willing n pay tor pescbs-4ue ysw
lets - - ard gsi nip. EseT~r csoss
a deal with a nan unless Ee takes :
drilE with re
i ggezs We Swat close she deal ,hes.
said THE sa~szan- Ny wife daesr.,
Stand fs- ne drinking sn.s : scat dr.sx-
II OF tAe water SsgSz aza ] a~vs- go
uS
Tae KAGsaE w.lks1 oar ss sae door
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
NOTICE TO uoxEa.
hsrror-StrOc. rerstss Particularly
Are Cag.lone5 ny coaes>ters.

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
The New Separate Skirt

Fresh from the largest factories
whose sole attention is taken up
with the exclusive manufacture
of these garments. All summer
weights of finest Sicilians, Silk
Strapped Woolens, Wool Crashes,
and Fancy Colored Foiles. The
assortments are superb. See
them Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
Fashion Silks

~ knONielRe far whscb rnsufssguA
sfsnds Tfsese dsrzFuSeats o. Glass -
ganizst3aas srHs sscref nferafsr~. 1-ss-
ilrs hferattfs = T. z G. ro-5n5 ssisi-.
~ . r T.. art oanKrees - rsforssz.
& rnefhf8s ard TEACHERS lnssitafa- ehzs-
tsuqus bg5N ciab. Er3s 2fbISflc cfas.
r.as1c. arf. r =. 3 \ asd Foisfseal
scseuse. kinderEsrfsa. : s. r. a asss-
ssorarT unisn. f~sfiaok cigh BsssisE
T0ung Fsag1es AszeasalT VEefasErs 80
spcisfeG ciuha zEa s7saEslistie eeaf-s-
enc.
All are fyee - ~ psf-o1. - ~ go
t~nshiy. This fgsteH = instfaettes ~
TIE ci-ss.aBsssss rzssae5 ss-easf e~rfsgaiy
esf snc i's~if - every ftinEsss -. fsss~n.
sass ths cesatrT sao7i5 sssl. .rsft Il -
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
APOLLO CLUB IS
TO GIVE CONCERT
Francis Hughes Wade, The
HarpiSt, Engaged.
MEMBERSHIP OF CLUB
Program Of Numbers to Be
Given on Wednesday Night

The coming concert of the Apollo club
to be given at the Crawford theater next
Wednesday evening, May II, viii be one
season As it is the last concert of this
series, the members of the club have
spared no effort to make it the best of the
series.
For several weeks they have been spend
ing much time in the preparation Of their
numbers for this concert. and the result is
that an unusually entertaining and excel
lent program win be given.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
Wash Shirt=WaiSt Suit!

This line now very complete and
comprises the choicest conceits
in medium and light weight ma
terials for summer service.
Waists prettily finished with
laces and insertions. Skirts lib
orally cut-many richly trimmed
an immense line to choose
from. Pricese from C1000
$l.9S TO ........-...--.....V WV
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
Iron Frame Silk Umbrellas

Iron Frame Silk Umbrellas
Dents make IN ladies' and gen
tlemen 5 are quite the proper
syles. o grades-all fully
warranted-beautifui natural
-furze or boxwood handles.
Ladies Colored silk TIM
brellas are going faSt-ie9 20
on sale Mondsy-paragon
haasi... 6sa8ss, ''as5 as8ls. ....... 500
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

last concert given by the club was that
they did not give enough numbers them
selves Only three selections of the pro-
gram We're given by the club, but this
year they have prepared and will give
seven. BY special request the club will
sing Annie Laurie that received so
much praise at their former concert.
They now have a membership of thirty
five active members and an associate
membership of one hundred and ten.
The program for Wednesday evenings
concert is as follows:
l. Bugle Song. g........................H .HawIey
Apollo Club.
II. Instrumental-Harp
"Marche Triumphale'' du Roid David
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gadefroid
Frances Hughes Wade.
III. Ny Hame Is Where the Heath
ers Bloom" "..........--..-.....De koven
Apollo Club.
". Harp.
(a) ''Murmuring Breeze" Jensen
(b) 'Valse De Concert ....... .Hassemans
Frances Hughes Wade.
V. Waltz, Cay Hearts" Macy
Apollo Club.
Interim zsion.
l. Remember Now Thy Creator ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rhodes
Apollo Club
II. Harp.
'Fantasie". "....................Pa Parish Alvars
Frances Hughes Wades.
III. 1T Was Not So To Be-. .Uessler
Apollo Club
Collin Coe
V. "Massa's In de Cold, Cold Graund"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Foster
The active members of the club are:
Earl Blake. f. r. Holmes. Scott Z.
Whine. g. T. McKibben, Jack Shields.
George Downing, Edward f. Harvey.
Wayland Brown, Frank Redfeld. VIII
liam Robert Morrison Waiter J. Par~ott
j T. Kirker. l.. j. HYDE, E. L. Mar;hng.
L. c. Taylor f. V. Jackson. U. o.
Bryan. Silas s. Brown, Z. II. Robins. ].
r. Siebrant. George A. Clark. L. L. Kuhl,
r. + Hull. NJ w. I<irkwood. f c. Her
bert. X. L. Holcomb. Franklin L. Payne.
Chas. L. Carver. Paul Kirker. H w
Stanley. Otis s. Cove. Il NJ Richards
Gilbert Tucker N w Dorsey. C w
Haynie. with Professor Charles y. Ellen
berger as director.
The associate members Of the club are
as follows: Mcssrs. and Mesdames, Vic
tor Murdock. Edward Vail. l. w Clapp,
Thos. Wilson. c. c. Stanley. @ A Alex
ander. c. II. Brooks. J. u. Houston, r
MiTison Coler Sim. w B. Buck, J. Nj
Moore. L. s NaftzSer. L. Horner. J. y.
Richardson. H Y. Wheeler. Ike Gold
smith. 7. c. Woods. c. E. Potts a Hess.
J. II. Black. +. Higginson. W. s. Grant
T H Griffith G. <. Lehman. B l.
Eaton. G. Al Dickson. James Allison. s
w Cooper. 5 :. Noble g W. Biting
/ T. Campbell o A Boyle H w
Darlins. Geo /. Pratt. Finlay Ross. c
G. Cohn. c. P. Fullington G NJ Whit
ney. :. NJ. Jones Kos Harris. J. H Stew
art, Walter Pond. 4. s. Parks. A w
Mccoy. +. w Oliver. c. /. Davidson r
P Murdock. c w. Southward. Fred Hell
lar W. Branch. Earl Evans. Henry b
Wilson. Messrs Y. Z Rugh. Henry Wal
lenstein. Oscar Smith
The present officers of the club are.
Scott r Whine. president; Edward F.
Holmes vice president: Frank RedfeId
treasurer: Sias Brown. secretary: Jack
Shields. manager, Charles A. EIleuber-
ger. director: Frank Payne. librarian:
Jack Shields. stage manager
Handsome souvenir programs have been
prepared in ths club ooIors OF blue ard
white.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
He BOUGHT The PIANO.
This kansan Had the Money ard
Spent It

The Chicago Iatez-Ocexa has ~ fol-
lowing A kanssa with a wealth OF
chin vhissers and . red ross caze 70
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08
Choice GirdleS, Soc Each

On Monday We open a big
lire of handsome Silk and
Crushed Leather Girdles. They
are positively the prettlest We
have ever shown. Many Of
these choice novelties would
have ready sale at Sl.00 each.
We call particular attention 20
the excellent quality. Colors.
black. white. tan and brown.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
oEmlNo

From tho Graphic.
Mrs Robert hairless De- recovering
from severe attack OF tonsllIuB.
Allen @ Kennedy was 90 town
again looking after tho interests OF
the Mimbros River Water company
Miss Jennie Eby of Dryer Us spoud-
ing the week ln town, "a guest ~ tho
home of hyr sister Mrs John Allison.
Attorney j. g. Fielder returned
from an extended visit 90 hIB old
home In Georgia Dee reports "a do.
lightful time
A letter from Mrs M o. Finoid,
formerly of this place hut now M
Aztec Ca San Juan county announces
that they are doing well at that place
and that her health has greatly I'm.
proved since leaving Domlng
A slight excitement was caused az
the postofuce corner by one cot tho
large dun horses used by the Defining
Mercantile company taking ran
down the street with tho delivery
wagon; at Mahoncy'a corner be made
too short a turn and struck a tolo.
phone pole smashing one front wheel
aud turning the wagon twice over
here the horse cleared himself from
the wagon and ran around the block
10 the stable, Fortunately no one was
hurt and the damage 10 property was
comparatively small
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
oooD FloHT ~ pRospecr.

suu Francisco. CAL. July 28 Not
since the C0rnctt Br.tt battle has
the San Francisco sporting element
I,ou su 0u edge Boo anticipation of "a
nrht o. be- She case TODAY ON che eve
of mo contest between Eddie H1nluH
and Battling nelson which IH to ho
decided tonight before tho Hayes Val.
lry Athletic club WhIIO mo k0en
interest manifested iD che go o. ua.
turlUg dlu Boz large measure to
HUr I0HH WgEt popularity hgruau1utH.
tLIs interest has boon heightened hy
the prevailing ho'iof that Nelson i1
mU of championship timber and
win bo able tD pat uu % raffIus ugnt
Jyoi, against such "a formidable an.
fag0nlst as H1ulDn tho victor over
such boys aB Attel. YanEor Broad and
o. host 0f OthrrH.
Nelson o. comparatively "a now com
o. 0n enc coast. bat his recent go
with Martin Candle and h.s pace rec
ora have given tho critics here "a high
opinion of BIS fighting ability while
HanlOn is che fayorltc in the betting
tborr are few who are not Of tho
opinion that ho wlll find no easy mars
in Nelson
Fyor since tho match was made 'ntd
nshtcr ha.. been training faithfully
and the result Is that thoy appear
90 boz Iu shape 20 fight the battle OF
their lives Ia addition tO the star
event of me evening there SIS some
,hIng interesting promlsod 90 tho pre-
llmluaiies. particularly ln the fifteen
round $50 between Toby Irwin and
Jack Corlell both OF whom have rep
uiatI,ns aa clever boxers and g0ot
hluprF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

iH Event Standing broad jump
Medal
2ud ovont 90 yards dash. Medal
3rd even goo yards DASH Med.
49,
9TH event Running broad jump
Medal
cth ovcni-.iOo yards dash Medal
f'h event flommor throw Mod
~
Sch event 600 yards run Medal
o.b event Buung bIeb jump
Medal
10th eyynt2l yards hurdle
race Medal
iith oyout Infantry roiav race.
company teams men equipped ana
armed with rifles half milo Hcd
ais
t2th event National Guard cnval
ny relay race mounted. two miles
Medals
There win also bc given by the
citizens of Gas Vegas. m addition
lu the medals mentioned lu the fore
going events. fine modal FOR the
best score at target shooting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
roa RAILROAD MEN
rbcy VIII Be Royauy Entertained
July 80 at So. LoJis.

Thcy viii Sc Royalty Entertained
July 80 st So. LoJIs.
July ODD o. i1 Doc Railroad day 90
tho WorHs raIr and elaborate prop
afll.ous arg being made Cor Che en-.
tcraIuu0ui Hf td. railroad men OF
tho United salDs. .lH.r families and
friends Ton Thousand dollars viii bo
expended iar tae entertainment OF
che visitors
Th.ro WII Ur H0.mm consist
lug of "a water parade Boo thr moruInr
and a land parade u .fy afternoon.
both with unique features Tho water
transportation parade iu tho mon'ue
on che laroous win chow BOATS oi all
kinds. shapes. sorts a1. faa There
will ho native divers 1ud o. long lIGt
of entertaining attractions Tnnsror
t8tion oi every .1rt Win Ho shown Boz
tho land parade 1f tho afternoon Ami
mails murnr from fro Missouri mulo
To- tho camel. wheel vehicles of every
type ami floats win boz among inc
tblnra Boz limo. lu fho Transportation
building I.a exhibits viii bo docoul
ed and sn,aaI attention win boz eiycn
all vls.tuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
UNCLE SAM
WANTS SOLDIERS


EdIiorH citizen
Having recently opened UnHrI
s'atrs recruiting office lu the c.tv.
permit mo. Wmurb the columns of
y0ur paper to state e0mr facts MOI
gcuora'ly known hy iho prH.. n rr
rlri t1 service n tho army
Tho war department I Offering
more and better Inducements t1 ou.
listed mon no the present Time than
ever before in che history off .He coun.
try Besides boinr provided wish
iho beet equipped vmnoaunH baths
libraries reading and amusement
ruumH. tho American a1lIor cam ret
the benefit of o. frrr school five
months ln enc year with books. Ha.
rnrory and other supplies furnished
FnfIa Should ho desire promotion tl
% commissioned rrudo. hIs 0pnlrunl
ties Tor study n tho necessary
branches that win qualify Hm Cor
such. are within oo0y reach and bo
always finds his company troop or
battery commander ready . asF|st
him
THe skilled mechanics. rnI others
Who earn be nllr.ps. often .noer at
tbr small pay soldier draws during
tho first year of h.s enlistment hut
thD soldiers opportunity i1r earning
his money is Cor hcttor than that oft
tho mechanic Tho total enlisted
strength OF tho United States army
today i8 less than seventy thousand
mon. and thoIr savings. deposited
with tho army paymaafcrs. a nearly
five Times tho amount of savings cred
uol to uu equal number off unmarried
skilled mechanics This MDf hHa boon
proved hy statistics compiled uy me
Officers of several trades unions anI
various labor organizations
lu al tho cities adjacent .H military
posts 0r earr.sona. some n. tIn most
prominent and successful uYaiseas
MON boo tho unitod States lr. .1Idler
who commenced their tu ueHs cd.
reor with nothing hUl Coo savings
OF few years iu tho army like Dec
any other occupation. che soldier can
build the foundation FOR % uocsssnu
future by being studious and attentive
to hlH duties.
SERGEANT %. d. JENKINS.
~ g. a RecorlIng station
AlbuuuorguU ~ g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
MILITIA ORDER
FOR ENCAMPMENT
a FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR ENTERTAINMENT at LAS
VEGAS.

Headquarters National Guard of New
Mcxlso. office Of Adluiant General
santa BE-. a. a.. july 2l 1904
General orders no Do.
I. The National Guard of The Ter
rliorv of New Mexico win h0 mubIl
lzod in annua, camp of instruction
near the city of Las Vegas from Au
gust SIN to 18Th, inclusive AZ which
umo and place the several prgnnIla
uous shall bee drilled. exercised, in'
spcctcd and reviewed in military tao
tics and mancuvcrs 900 accordance
with tho orders on tho officer IN
command of tho trupops and the
camp
q. Br.gadlgr General w ~ White
man. adiutant general, viii have a.
rect command OF the troops and the
routine Of iho camp together with
rules ana regulations Tor the govern
mcnt OF the same. viii bo announced
in field orders
3 Captain Michael Oponnoll, reg.
mental Quartormasior First Rogi'
mCnt of Infantry. viii act ns quarter
master Cor the camp. ard Lieutenant
w D.. I0renz as camp commiHHnry.
Troops wall be- routed from iho
office of the Adluiant general lie
win furnish company commanders
and staff and field officers with the
necessary orders for railway transpor
tntlon.
g. The organizations viii move ln
heavy marching order. and before
moving, commanding officers win
carefully inspect an equipment. and
win cause every article 90 ho thor.
oughly cleaned and put ln O service
able condition.
G. Wall and conical tents, poles
and pins. camp ranges. mess pans
camp kettles, spades ana axes should
Boz shipped by freight sui
flcient length Of time before
moving 10 insure their arrival
At Las Vegas prior 20 the sth day
OF August Such stores should be
addressed 20 the commanding officer
% the company. IN care OF the adiu
tnnt general. Settlement N the
freight accounts viii be made by me
adlutant general AZ the office OF The
A. r. a 3. " ny, IN las Vegas.
q Company commanders VII
take with them such company book
az may DO required On camp. viz'
Morning report. siok report duty roa
ter, tactics and manuals,
g. A. tho estimates for money Z,
cover the expense OF the oncampmonI
have been sent in. the number OF %
fioora and men attending should nol
ho greater than the number hereto
fore reported as going
2. Officers and men win receive
transportation, army pay and auhaia
I tCnce. by order OF
MIGUEL A. OTERO.
, Governor and CommandorlnChief
W. a. WHITMAN.
Adlutant General
Nallonai oBardsmen Only eligible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
SILVER CITY

Prom the Independent
Up to laa' evening Silver cry has
bad more ur lUa rain rU,u Uaenty
four hours for fHe pf eI.rru days.
Mr ArIn Galloway h1# accepted
me arUury for thu WhHHHn Music
company. "a largo piano huuH. of Alhu.
queruUe
M,kiD1H Independence dHT Sep.
tembrr Dos. win ba apprur HtoIy OBJ.
served u silver cry mIu roo aus.
pieces OF ALBANIA iiIHuaua Americana
lodge of thIH place
Superintendent Mcclure received
word nst week that che nIus have
completely oEtInH.ahel tHa fires
which have been raging iar SOME
weeks Iu che ella river forest reserve.
Albert Graves. formerly "a brakeman
0n the local division nf tho Santa d.
has returned from las Vegas whore
he was Boa tho railroad hospital ro.
coivlnF treatment Cor an injury t1 hia
foot received while lu discharge of BIS
duties while much improved Mr
Graves i8 not see well enough U1 re
turn tu Work.
o. q Human took a erin to tho
Burro mountains sunday and while
On route home Mr. Hinman discover
ga and killed the largest rattle snake
he has seen durlg hlH long residence
ln tho territory To snake bad eight
rattloB when killed. but aa some Of
them were missing. che indications
are that ~ they wofo complete Dc
would have bad about fourteen
The loss resulting from le fire
which destroyed the building ana con.
tets owned by J. ). Kelly Was aafiB
factor.iy adjusted last week 90 me en-
tire satisfaction Of all concerned. Mr
Kelly expects 90 leave this evening
f1r me east. where he viii purchase
an entire new stock ana equipment,
, and start into active business ogain
at the earlest possible moment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
OUR MILITIA
At LAS VEGAS
SOME or THE FACTS INCIDENT
TO THE TRIP TO THAT TOWN.

Col. John H0uadHIlo uf thg FIrs.
Regiment of Che National Guard OF
New Mexico. said this morning that
he aid not care to enter tho D1rlro-
vorey between Adiutant General
Whitemuu and the Driving Park as.
soclatlon at las Vegas regarding the
hOldIug of tho oucampmout Iu GnIIt
mas Park. but would say that The CO.,.
campmout was mo- picnic affair Tho
guard De- roIng into camp for o. week
for instruction The days wOrE VIII
begin no o 500 each morning ana win
continue until late in tho afternoon
The government is not spending
$1,000 ON q picaiC for tho 900 men
who viii likely bo in camp Tho Of
0ccrs need Instruction iu tactics aud
artual practice us VOL az thD men,
and rank and tIlo are golng to las
Vegas Tor work The colonel says
that ho would ho willing to allow tho
boys 'hD last day of Tho oncompWguI
sunday. Tor Fun, hut the sIN up,k
days will bo taken up in arm and mil
itary manouyerf
Captain Ruppo comedies with tho
colonel in the support OF Adiutant
General Wh.tomou Ho said be appr b.
clatcd the efforts of us Vegas 90 en-.
Jcrlain the militia, hut that the guard
was not going Co Las Vegas for enter
talnmont he said that be realized,
himself. that Doc needed instruction
aud that is what the gncamumCnt is
20 Boz held FOR.
As 90 holding che oncampmont in
GalIInas Park. a. "a time whom horse
racing aud BAN games are going ON.
ls out of the question water is tho
most CONFERENCE.-The CncamumDut
and doubtless water could De found
plentiful some place near las Vegas
outside the GallInas Park enclosure.
Albuquerque viii attend tho en-.
campmgnt in forco t o. safe 90 say
that the Duke city viii contribute
more people 90 Las Vegas crowd,
oncampmont week than any two
towns 0f the territory.
Companies r. and q. stationed here.
viii contribute about sixty men and
besides there viii Do a dozen or
moro rorlmental officers and the
First Roglmcutaly band Of twenty
members The Albuquerque Browns
win 20 and a number Of horsemon
contemplate going and taking thcir
horses. OFFICERS of the national Guard
stationed ln Albuquerque are as fol.
flows. Colonel John Borradailo. com.
mandor, Major John r. Poarco, reg.
mental surgeon; Col. W. =. Dame.
inspector Of rifle practice; Major El.
der. commander Of first battalion
Captain Oponnoll rogimontal quar-
termastor; Henry Connolly. regiment.
al sergeant major; 8. Vaun. battalion
sergeant major, Fred Fisher. rcg.-
mental quartermastor sergeant, Bort
baker rggImoutal commissary scr.
goant and Nat Frampton, rcgimoutal
hospital sergeant A majority of these
will attend the CncamUment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
MAY ss RIO oRANDs BANDITS.
Self Confessed Horse Thieves Cap.
tured az Tres pledras, N. ~
Answer Descriptions Of Go.
capped Parachute Robhrrs

Arthur Hohson and Ell Wilson were
arrested AZ Tres piedras Tuesday
morning o. a. A Garcia. sheriff of
ConeiOs county. Colorado. and A. W.
Brown. special agent OF the Denver
a Rio Grando Railway company. for
having Ia thoIr possession four head
OF horees stolen from Harry Gass
man. sheriff % Hlnsdalo county. Colo
RADIO Both men admitted the theft
Wilson wac bora and raised az Del
Rorte, Colo, whore biz parents nov
reside. Hobaon Is also well known
az Del Nurto.
Both answer 20 descriptions of two
OF the train robbers who held up a
Denver & Rio Grando train al Para.
chute. Colo, when a man supposed %
have been Harvey Logan committed
suicide after having been wounded
by the posse
A large number of valuable horses
have been missed from aiong ina
northern New Mozioo border M tie
last two mouths, and ID % believed q