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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14
MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, MAY a. 1904

but not beautiful Altogether you wish retain the
admira Jon have felt familiar picture Of
Louise do not try this kaisers palace.
Paying for Seat the Park.
On the continent, has to pay every time he
turns around, and sometimes when actually faint
ing by the wayside he has if he sits down. That
is, if he chooses of the seats in
in shuttle thru rooms with feet encased in
felt slippers all enough to fit the greatest giant that
ever existed, even in fiction, left completely
hausted Across the bridge in the park the band
giving it's monday concert the fountains playing
people promenading and best Of all in the shade
of the trees dozens upon dozens of chairs. I
dropped into with great sigh of relief and opened
guidebook Instantly as if the ground had opened
before me and shot him appeared and said
something in German. Some rapid mental Sherlock
Holmes connected the pink, yellow green and
blue slips in his hand with the ghost of remembrance
of having heard time that had to pay
for his seat in park So just if had understood his
German, handed out pfennigs and received slip
granting permission to occupy that particular seat
and other--for certain length of time. Just i'm
agne such system in America. What pleasure would
sister children the park, like
watch upon the comings and gongs of the wee ones?
If Johnny wandered the lake. sister would have
to give her chair if she ran to pull him back If
fell down and bumped her sister would have
desert her again in order to pick her And
every time she back she would have to again
for the of that chair-or any other Maybe IL
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14

"SiegeSa0ee''-The Avenue OF Victory.
direct toward and dead and dying apparently
about to fall upon ones head. It is impossible not
dodge in passing under the group into the next room
it is realistic.
There is nothing special to tell about the palace
because the not furnished. The kaiser
and the royal family were and the place given
to cleaners and renovators of all kinds The
pictures noteworthy being largely portraits of
Hohenzolerns and of various kinds principally
battles, connected with them.
There is among the portraits of the queens Of
Prussia, however, which has interest for
and admired the famous picture Of
"the" Queen Louise of Prussia descending the
palace steps. "Ah yes" the truthful Germans.
"Queen Louise most truly a, grand woman,-but
not beautiful many of her pictures show. In
the kasers palace there is that her old EN-
peror William said the best Of all, and it is hardly
all like the picture Of the the steps, They
do say, oo that there lady of the queens court
who looked like her. but much more beautiful and
that the consent she sat for most of the
very beautiful pictures that down to u.s..
Certainly this favorite picture of the old emperor
not have the unusual beauty of the know
we'll represents Louise in the tight wasted full
of the part of the nineteenth century,
with her hair dressed in the parted and sany smoothed
style of Victorias early days. The face is good looking
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14

does put good share the of keeping park
upon people who actually it. but nevertheless
the system is great nuisance to American.
German School Children.
And speaking of parks reminds me of something
said about Berlin school children by an Amer-
temporarily teaching in a girls school there
AS a good cities in country Berlin is
beginning to inquire how much her school children
actually know, what they do know is taught to
them is delvng into the ms and outs of education
general. Five hundred children in the schools
aging thirteen years in age, asked number OF
questions to test their Of observation Sixty
cent of them could not the principal varieties of
found in Berlin, and almost sixty cent
could tell the of the river that thru
Berlin In certain building the majority of the chill
They asked tell something they had noticed in
the park Almost without exception they replied that
they could not Not in passing, had used his
sufficiently to anything to remember.
There is such thing in German neWspaperdom
department for children Neither there any
Juvenile magazines worthy the asked
high in the employ of the biggest in Berlin,
that has daily circulation Of 100000 why
attention paid to children's departments in the
majority Of American papers. He replied: German
children not supposed to know anything of public
events or the world outside"
In good many cases. American children know too
much of outside happenings especially the unpleasant
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14
BET BERLIN

rattle, bang, roar.
The streets Of Berlin are
fairly terrifying to one
"just over" Not that
there is everywhere such
a crush of traffic, for in-
stance, as in the Broad
way shopping district of
New York, nor even along
Nicollet avenue. But on
the continent, the travel
er on foot has absolutely
no rights at all. Drivers
and automobilists dash
along at a rapid rate, un-
checked by the mo faster
than a walk" rule in
America at street cross
ings. Between teams, cars
and automobiles, the
walker wastes a good
many precious minutes
waiting on curbstOnes for
the crowd to roll by and
a little gap come that
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14

makes crossing little less like taking his life
hands.
outdoor Berlin is so beautiful, the streets so
clean, not only as to pavements sidewalks
mouse fronts and windows trees numerous; so
many statues, glorious beyond the
Americans are to be seen every hand there
happy bubbling spirit abroad among the people and
such an ever changing variety in type
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14

Degrudged almost
every minute spent
within doors. ''But
you must, you must
see the kaiser's pal
ace" said some one,
long resident in Ber-
lin. And like a
lamb led to the
slaughter, I went.
The Kaiser's Palace.
That palace! I
have smiled ever
since every time I
have thought Of it.
Over the main en-
trance is a huge, a.
very, very huge
German coat Of
arms in gilded
bronze. The effect
of the gilt against
the walls, blackened
with the CRIME of
centuries is start
ling, but it is merely
a harbinger of what
is to be found in the
state apartments wit
deep cornices and ot]
bronze. To add to t
in white and colors
cornices. In one pls
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14
A Long Dog.

'.I've got such nice dachshund that Uncle George
gave me, but I can't make up mind what call
him."
why not call him Bob ?''
"Mercy What bothers me is to get a name that's
long enough'-Cleveland Plain Deal
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14


the public school children Northwest the fifth
principally their writings There
attached
wishes
All
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-05-14

Here's comfort for the dishwashing Juniors who
manage break mothers dishes. manufacturer
TN Lege Belgium, claims to have discovered process
manufacturing china that renders the ordinary
tie hard steel The United States consul
vouches the fact that plates made of the
have been thrown upon stone floor and instead OF
breaking, have gone bounding away without nick
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

was On reality uo foundation far tbo
rumor that Master MorcbanIc Todd
was 10 ho replaced boy O. now mlu.
"Wo const'r Mr. Todd our r.ebt
hand man here. ls The way Mr Wells
uut It and ~ thorC wgs anv aiE of
change would know 30. as those
matters are Pa my hands
As Tor lho STRIKE Mr. Wells sta,ed
o. was o. matter all in the pas. with
the railroad company. ami everything
was now assuming a normal condition
all along the systcm There was uh.
soiutoly NO foundation foT tho mmor
given ont that o. conference with the
STRIKERS was waited s1on by the rail-
road people lu Chicago or any other
place
As 90 their mission IN San Rornar.
dino Mr. Wells sta'od they were mere.
ly ON "a tour of Inspection Of the coast
lines and would go as far east as Al.
huquoaraue As to any possible lm.
pr0yemonts at th.s point ,hc coming
year Mr. Wells stated the budget had
not yet been made ur TIE inumatcd.
however. that one of the matters
takon up ON the present trip was that
OF what improvements were desirable
the coming year. with n Wow Of get.
ting them into the budget
SIR Wells will give moi animation
oH to what was IN contemplation IN
The way of improvements for San
nornardino. but he throw out a hint
that something was being considered
No plans have maturod sufficient
for announcement was the way the
official dipllmatloally ovadod direct
roply.
As 90 the coming winter Mr. Wells
said they looked for a bettcr business
than ever No estimate Of the orange
crop for the coming season had as
yot been made up, bat would bo soon
However ne expected lt TO be- oven
larger than the year past a good
passenger traW weas also anticipated
business nt Che present time is much
better than a year ago at this time
The officials let last evening on
No. 2 for the east. They viii stop al
various points on route az far as Al.
hu1ucrquc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Importance to the territory and "a
lltIgants
$50 Tolosfor " Caron. appellant
ys the old Reliable Gold Mining com
panv. anrmod.
i0iG George g Good ut al. plain
ug ln error. vs fho Rod River Val
lev company defendants ln error, re
Tcrgod
10t1 Roman Rodriguez. plaintiff m
error ya Torrtory of New MoNIco
defendant in error. affirmed
iOe2 Territory OFT New Noylro os
r"l r J Currnn 90 ol appellants W.
Thos G. Mutlgorrez oi a. appellee. re-
ynrsod and onuso remandod
lO23 Territory of New Mexico oz
rel . N sandoyal appellant vs Geo.
F Albright appellee reversed and
cause remanded.
1924 Ieandro Gutierrez plaintiff IN
error. w. Fred schola. defendant iu
error affirmed
1880 The Regents Of the Agrlcul.
tural College. complaluants vs.. j.
TT. NNN"NNf NNNAHNNNN Nl wow HfN'
ico. appellee. aHlrmod
i023. james y Orman. plaintiff ln
error. va. James l.. Van A-sdel ci al
defendants On error. affirmed.
lo9R s. b. GUlcttc. complainant.
vs E " Chnvcs administrator etc
defendants in error. affirmed.
iol0. In 70 estate Monua Tolcstor
deceased Mary Tclosfor complainant.
vs Henry Haoufor appellee affirmed
i0li. Jose n sena. appellee Va.
County of Bernalulo appellant, a.
nrmod
i0i2 lIarrletta Carpenter % al. ap.
pollants. We 9lrmund Lindauor. appel.
tee. affirmed.
1851 Territory Of New Mexico. ap.
pollant. vs. Mote Watson. appellant.
affirmed
tctf Territory OF New Mexico. ap.
pellee vs. j. F. Mcdonald appellant.
affirmed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
LOVE FOR TUBE ROSES
RESULTS IN CRIME
Mip.NiGHT THIEVES plLFER
FLOWER BEDS ANo CARRY
AWAY ROSE BusHEs.

tor SOME Umo past bot houses and
people Nitb flower gardens have hocu
hamasei hy flower ihieycs Several
monus ago some orc boldly walked
mto lhe front ard of q ~ swJzer.
bll Nouh FIrai street. and gathered
300 number flower pots containing
flowers aud walked away as dol.brr
atoIy a ihDy came The Citizen do.
nomCUi ihs snoaks who committed
thu oIlenar and a few nights later the
Flowers we're returned The thief un.
doub.elly read The Citizen and real.
ltod tha, ho was suspected, and rather
tlan have the flowers found in his
possession returned them Since the
sWli1er theft flower thieves have
been operating over different parts OF
iho c.iF especially ON the Highlands
Nr Sorhor at 222 South Broadway
has iust number uf tube rose plants.
The th.ei deliberately walked into the
yard and pulled tho plants up by the
roots lt was o. mean decd and the
person wno asa b Dr. abou, as mean as
one could ggt Morally 10 ls very
ErayD offeusp and some one is liable
to got into serious trouble. Mrs Eor.
her has nnyo sugEleiun as 30 who the
miscreants AZ and % these flowers
are not rec nod. there is likely to
Doe something doing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
lnenndIarles cantursd

Through "a special pIeccsof detective
work on the part of Onicor George
Briggs aud Deputy shorns Molina
and Rynerson, s. y Kcrkou, who Is
charged with having robbed the Wells
Fargo Express company of $500 at
Maria about year ago and with
burning down the q H depot to GOV.
or up hls crime. was arrested yester.
day az 6allatln, Tom, and almost
simultaneously John Allen and John
Vondcrsard two gamblers who work
at the Acme saloon. were taken Ga
charge here and locked up ln the
county iaii ON the charge of being ac.
coFsorIos after ihe fact ri Paso
Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

London Sept -Adylcos from
wellington, New Zealand. state that
much interest has been aroused horo
boy the news that an ancient dagger.
alleged 90 have been the one With
which Rlzzo was fatally stabbed IN
the presence OF Mary Queen OF Scots.
is at present ln possession OF tho pub.
lic trustee of that city. The weapon
came into this officials possession
through a man named Donald Stuart
dying iutgstate at Auckland last
March.
The dag"or De- about twelve inches
ln length. b. broken at the point. anl
IS Inscribed "Tao ~ 8 T.. d. Frae NJ.
3. q s. 1856" This Inscription is
Interpreted to read az follows. TO
Henry Stuart Lord naruley. from
Mary Stuart Queen of Scots. 1865
lt was lu 1865 that the cousins we're
married
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
BORSEMEN WANT TRACK FIXED
THEY CLAIM THAT " rs THE
DUTY or ATHLETIC PARK as.
ISOLATION TO MAINTAIN GOOD
SPEED RING.

The attention Of the Falr associa.
ton should boz called 10 the condition
of thc race track at Athletic park. lt
has been plowed up and filled in with
lose dirt and o. in a very bad condl.
lion. The fair is only five weeks away
and something must be- done immed.
lately The Athletic Park association
has taken the stand that the Gentle
mems Driving club and h0rsemen
should foot the expense og fixing the
track and this The horsomen refuse 90
dp I'm other PLACES where speed rings
exist the owners take lt upon them.
selves 10 Hecp their track ia good
condition aud they are not only glad
io have the horsomen usn their track
md stables. hut furnish bedding f0r
ihe horses Some track owners have
been known 20 even furnish hay for
Ihc stock harbored az their track We
believe that @ is the duty of the Ath.
letic Pa association 20 place tho
track in the best possible condition.
and maintain lt u the track Is per
mitted % remain Ga its present con.
iitIon until the fair meet. racing ia
Albuquerque viii be killed Tor a long
time Co come
A WORsENAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
ARMIES
MOVING FORWARD

sumiu,.u Sept io -TH. Japanese
have begun moihor urHuUi move
mont aeainat General Kuu.aftln'a
uetrrat.ne army. which uat uHHt In
an0.hDr general hattie h..NU.u Nuk.
Ien and T.D.lne
Fresh troops have been bru.Ut up
from N'acbwanE a3lcd io General
UEua army. and these have boon sent
forward. crossing the fiun river 10
ChuuHlln. anoui midway between lhiB
place hnd Nuhiou They have uacn
followed ht several different divisions
which wDfo engaged under General
Otu and Nodzu lu ihe fighting about
llho Vans Tboy aro fully supplied
with ugbt Oeld artillery and are Wov.
iug rapidly fo the northeast Already
they have boon iu touch with General
kuropatkIua .efi flank and there has
been more or Jess fighting
Tho Russian forcos lao that section.
have uot however been strong
enough to withstand ho Japaneao.
Tho objective OF General Oku o. bo.
Iayod t0 bo So cut tbo railroad about
NIlu. which ls about half way between
Mukdcu and Tiollug General Oku ia
raid t0 have something liko 10000
troops ln th.s movement and ~ he
succeeds in reaching fiu ho viii eat
ou thp bulk of General kuropatkn'a
army. walch BE- sim conEostod at Muk.
den -
Reports are contrary hs io the
movements of General Kur0n From
sources which have heretofore been
found pretty accurate the bulk OF his
army s said to bo at YlnR Fang. whllo
DIS advance guard ls a score of miles
northwest OF that place. Field Marshal
Oynmas headquarters are stIll a.
NcntaL hut it s believed here that
lhp greater part of his army Is On.
gurod ln these two thanking move.
monts lle ia however. ln constant
touch wita tho RuRian rear guard
and continues to iufIlct much damage.
No confirmation has been received
here of the report that General Zas.
salItch. with several thousand of hIs
troops haa been captured. aud tho
accuracy of che report o. doubted
The tlrst of division of tho chin.
ESQ regulars Is reported today 10 have
reached Kau Pan szc. where the Stu.
chwaue branch joins Tho railroad
from this cts t0 shan Hai Kwan
O .a reported hero that the Japan.
Csc have consented 90 the occupation
uf Ymtow and Nluchvang by tho
Chinese. bot the report cannot BE- verb
fled Tho fact however. that the
Chinese have stopped 90 Knu Pan sze
ls considered significant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
FIRST STREET CAR ACCIDENT
AN ALBuoL -RoUE STREET CAR
CRASHES INTO VEHlcLg AND
INJURIES ONE WOMAN.

Miss Amelia Yrlsarrl. OF 323 HunIng
avenue was run down by an electric
ear on Wcat Railroad avenue. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets thls morn.
iug about 7.l5 O'Clock. aud was NOV.
cd to &c. Iosephs hospital in am un.
conscious condition
An examination made by Dr. r.. J.
Paarce revealed fracture at the
base Of the skull on the right side.
This afternoon she is soml.consclous
and her condition is serious. Miss
NrIsarr aud another lady we're drly.
ing east on Railroad avenue, when
a car approached from the west The
motorman sounded the alarm and the
passengers say he yelled az the occu.
pants Of me buggy but a stin wind
was blowing and doubtless they ala
not hear him. for JUST az the car ap.
preached within few yards tho
horses were pulled directly across
the track The car struck the vent
Gle. which was a light blackboard
thmN ius the women 20 the street
pavement and crashed into the near
horse This horse suffered a broken
leg aud was shot Miss Yrlsarri was
picked up unconscious The other wo-
man escaped with a severe fright
The front window glass of tho car
was broken. The car was IN charge
of crew 80 wv g Woodward con.
ductor D. y Domaresi motormau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

hl.is When the t-c1ch was first cap.
turod E.K Russian soldiers entered n
deep ammunition magazine and ro
fused to surrender Tho magazine
vas 200 the trench Tho men could
uut ro d.slodrcd aud boz the efforts
tp drive them OW several Japanese
soldiers were shot, Finally iha hpie
from which thc Russians were frIns
VaH nl.od up wIth snnihaea and tbo
m be- boo tho magazine wore confined
until the nest morning when the
snndhaEs were then removed two
Iau1ueeo Officers were shot down hy
tNo wou inside Later ln Tho after.
noon Ono siy Russians surrendered.
lorr tfc last on tho entire limo of
hills to give up the fIrht -Four ot
Che a.N men were severely wounded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
ROBBERS CAUGHT
CAUSED EXCITEMENT At THE
pEMiNo DEPOT.

y Special 20 The citizen \
y nomIug Sept iG When ho y
= train reached here al g.l5 thla =
y morning considerable excite. y
y meut took place 40 tho depot on =
y board tho train wore two sUs. =
y poets charged with holding up y
y and rubhInR iho Waldo station y
y and Conductor 0ufflfh telegraph y
y 90 ahead fur tho officers =
y Sheriff stephens and Deputy y
y Woods wore 30 tho deput and =
= when iho two suspects jumped y
y from tho train the officers pull y
y ed their guns and tho smallest =
y suspect pulled hla gun. but tho =
y officer had tbe drop ou them y
y R0tb men carried hiE As calihre y
y reyolyera ana are desperate. y
y They were haudcnVed and iak \
y GA ia JAN y
y sheriff stephens believes they y
= are the right mon Who held up y
y tho Waldo station ana robbed =
y fhc safe 4
y NxNN NNNNNNNNS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
IMPORTANT DECISIONS
ANNOUNCED w TERRITORIAL
SUPREME COURT 49, SEVERAL
OPINIONS ARE REVERSED.

The territorial supreme court met
iu adjourned session yesterday morn.
ine lu the supreme court chambers
q fihe capitol nf Santa BE. There we. g
present Chief Justice w j. Mills.
ol las Vegas Associate Justice John
r. McFo. ~ Santa Pc; Associate Jus.
lice Frank w Parker. OF las Cruces;
Associate Justice ID s Baker. OF Al
huqucrque Associate Justice W. n.
Pope NJ Roswell, Associate Justice
Edward A. Mann. of Alamogardo;
Clerk j d Soma of Santa Ne. and E
D. Modler assistant United States at
ionoy ~ Albuquerque
$50 opinions were handed down and
the court directed that an order 90
shov cause ho issued 90 tho mandam.
us case of the Territory oE rel Gala.
dnnlan Coal Company ya Hon. Ben.
jamln Baker respondent. aud ln
order 10 avoid delay the proceeding
was sot for hearing on its merits
yesterday afternoon az 2 o'clock
Tho cour, thon or1ered a recess un.
til that hour
The court met yesterday afternoon
at 1880 O'Clock. Justices and officers
aN az me morning session Sixteen
opinions were announced by the
court some of them being OF great
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
Addresses on Finance.

New York Sept l5-The sessions
~ this. the second day of tho Ameri.
can Bankers association convention.
opened with prayer boy Mgr a. la.
yello. of ST. Pairioks cathedral A.
Ter an hour or 80 spent in informal
discussion ~ practical banking aues.
iious The convention listened 60 al.
dresses as follows "The Western
Banker W. C. Robinson. winfield.
Kan Emergency Circulation" a. J.
Frame Waukcsha. Wis., Banks aud
Trust Companies Eugene %. puE
flng Chicago The convention win
end tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
pardonsd " the os.srnor

According to Information received
here from Ike Aldcrcte. district clotS.
who o. in Austin. Miguel saonz, con.
victcd .n the district court here OF
forgery and given two years ln the
penitontlary. viii bc pardouod, prob.
ably today suonE forged tho name
uf friend 90 an order FOR $3.50 worth
of groceries when hIs family we're
starving and when arrairucd for
TRIAL entered a plea Of guilty El
pnso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
Racing Circuit

El rasu has an opportunity to bo.
como "a member of tho Arkansas Val
les ltnC.us association. ehleh Includes
iho principal cities ln Colorado. and
laa Vegas and Albuquerque. A. 81.
Racing .n E' Paso. 30 ran under the
proper management would pay "a
there are a number OF lovers OF horse
flesh hero There Is ample room at
washington park for holding the
racsa and ihr grounds could be put ln
first class condition with but llttle
expense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

40 ! o'clock today two wagons CON.
veying iho following ardent disciples
of Nimrod iofi for the lakes lo hunt
ducka Hon w j. Bryan and his son
William. Moasrs W. q Hayden. -.
Davis Dr., ID G. Winters. IIsllDt RAY.
uolds George Ward aud Dr q H.
Black
Tho party W'i' pass tho Nile Mno
lake. whore search Cor game win be-
made
They expect to reach krnouiRH ln
time for ihe evening shooting They
will stay all nIght thcro and try agaln
in the morning Las Vegas Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
SOCIALIST STRIKE
ORDERED IN ITALY

Rome Sept i6 10 protest against
ihe conflict between strikers end p0-
lice. in which two strikers were kill.
ed, tho socialists have decided 0n q
general strike throughout Italy which
began today az Milan and threatens &C.
spread through the whole OF the pen.
lusu.a. The government has taken OK.
IraofdInary measures to repross tho
strike and have stopped all teloFrams
referring Io o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Trenton n J Sept Co. The dem.
ucratic state convention was called TO
order here az noon today by William
3 Gouriey. chairman of the state
committee The convention will name
a candidate for governor aud presl.
dental electors The prepouderanco
Df sentiment appears 10 favor Charles
8 Black OF Jersey City sor the guber.
natorIal nomination Black ls the
choice of former Senator James Smith
Dr., and his nomination appears prob
able