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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
NOTED rUEDHT IN ST. LOUIS JAIL
car 60 On SHERIFF AND DEP.
uTf On RANCH NEAR LAS We.
CAS- ~ ~

WlIa ono of tho principal
chaaD'. . uHl'cy Harris uod.
which boo ..I| He residents OF 3d.
Fnne0n DIH.. Do southeastern Mis.
ea1r.. oH .a...l Hcclaluua. is a prize
u1ar In th. II.l says iho $50 louis
GIu.eT0u at. IIe was brought 90
$50 LoH sht by Sheriff 49, H.
Murphy aH Deputy =. Murphy NJ
So Bronco. nfy The two Captur.
od p...f nch near Las Vegas
n. 3d.. u.aIg 70 weeks ago nooley
win le hcli uu.l this moruing, when
ho ls % he tokon 10 Rock Springs.
NO.. DO be- asfalgned on the charge OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Houston, Texas, August 2-Tho
democratic stale convention assombl.
cd here today Carlos noo. OF san
Antonio. was elected temporary chair
man. Committees were appointed
and a new executive committee OF
lhirty-one members named. A contest
rs furnished for two places ON the
ticket attorney general and superln.
iefdent OF education Il. v Davidson
~ Galveston will probably be- named
FOR the former office. The prohibit
tion issue o. tho dominant question
before the committee on resolutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
NATIONAL GUARD
THE TERRITORIAL MILITIA WILL
MEET IN EHcAMPmENT At Las
VEGAS.

As stated ln The citizen last Thurs
Iay afternoon, all matters were annie
ably adjusted. and the Now Mexico
National Guard win meet in oncamp
mont az Las VEGAS as heretofore ad.
yDrtisei
This o. the second oucampmont Of
the National Guard Tor New Mexico
lu twenty-five years The first, during
that time, was held Ia Santa pc On
1853 during the TerJio-Mllennlal cole
nutou of the nrst settlement of San.
"a Fe 1888 years before that date.
namely 10 july 1850 There we're la
camp at the Capital City thon a hatal.
Hon of three troops of Cayaary from
the Mesilla valley and a battalion of
infantry consisting of the companies
at Santa ne. las Vegas. and Alhu.
quCruue. There was "a prize arm at
that time ln which Governor OtorO.
now commandments of the Na
UuuaI Guard. and who was then "a scr.
sa1ut Do the Las Vegas company.
participated, and won the prlzo as
Iho best drilled infantry soldier So.
uc.t0r General Edward H. Bartlett
was aijutant general and Colonel
Frost of tho First Regiment of In
nutry was the senior line officer.
Colonel Albert Fountain. now dead.
was the next 90 rank and Colonel
John Borradaile, now OF the First ln.
nutry was then the captain OF tho
Albuquerque company There were
over 900 men IN camp and the federal
building grounds in the northern part
of Santa Sc were used Tor the pur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

90 the District Court OF the Second
judicial District County of Hona
lI'I1. Territory off Now MozlOo.
Eva ~ Tullie. plaintiff 49, Elmer
futile. defendant
Said defendant. Elmer futile. d.
hereby notified that a suit has boon
commenced against him by the said
plaintiff Eva W. futile. 90 the de.
trict court OF Bernallllo county. Now
Meyic1. Tor divorce from the bonds
of matumony now existing between
said parties on the grounds OF dosor.
lion, abandonment and nousupport T.
that unless be- ontors his appearance
in said suit on or before the 18th day
lot August 1904 Judgment by default
therein viii be- taken against him.
w. p. DAME.
Ciork.
.rHOs ~ WILKINSON. Attorney for
ph.uiH Albuquerque New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
Tesas pemoerats NomInats.

Houston. Texas, August 2-Tho
Texas democratic convention mot
here today and connrmod the results
of the recent primaries, which rouom-
mated Governor lanham ana oudor.
SEED Charles A. CulberBon for rooicc.
tIon to the United statos senate. The
state convention also passed rosolu.
lions endorsing tho ticket aud plat
form of tho g. Louis convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

tendance De- expected 10 be- unusually
large.
Prior to the 81 Louis convention &C.
was tho intention of The democrats to
nominate ex-senator Davis for gov.
rrnor Sow that be- has been called
to- O hIFher place there promises 20
bo an interesting contest Cor tdo head
of the ticket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

summary Bases on balls. one Oft
Starr. twobaso hits. ortiz; hit by
pitched bail. outer, struck out, by
Starr fourteoni GallggoB, eight, I'm.
p.rD. Mason
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

South Bend, Ind. August 2.-The
annual procession of the portluncula
was held today IA the church of the
Sacred Heart az Notro Damo This
service which Is held August each
year, commenced yesterday and con.
tinucs until shutdown this evening.
Tho church OF the Sacred Heart is
one Of the few churches 90 America
not maintained by the Franciscan or.
der Boa which the procession ls held
Subscribe Tor the Citizen and ge,
the news.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
THE MODERN WAY

To cure a weak stomach is 90 tako
tostettor'a Stomach Bitors no tho
very FIRST symptom. n does away with
starving and dieting yourself because
Il puts The stomach in proper condi-
ton 20 digest the food In this way e
cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Conutl.
patton, BllIousnesa, Heartburn, IN.
comma, Headache, Cramps or Ola.
rrhoca. Nervous and siekiy women
also hnd The nitiers unouuallod ne q
regulator and tonic. We urge q fair
trial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Horny Gcrpho.dc. a merchant OF
Bolcn. was ln the city sunday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
nrsaka out Afresh.

Three years ago the Doolcy Harris
fuel broke out after several years Of
peace IN n pitched battle near Doe
Run. Mo. two members Of the Harris
family were KILLED. and ono OF the
uo0lavs seriously wounded. The
booloy brothers were captured lmmc.
dlatcly after tho battle. and taken TO
the county seat of So. Francois coun.
ty where. after several days Ia jail.
hoy gave bonds Tor tholr appearance
90 court 10 was while out ON this
bond. year later. thar Doolcy is
alleged 60 have killed William liar.
r.s.
According 90 an accounts OF
tlai ug.to. noolcy and Harris met on
a train near Rock Springs NO Both
drew their rcvolyors almost simultsn.
cously and fired. when ttcif weapons
rad been omptlcd aud the smoke Of
ere battle cleared away. Harris wEs
fHrnd dead IN the aisle OF the passcn.
gee coach, while pooloy had disap
poate3
Wrote Threatening letters.
sheriff Murphy ana his brother rc.
cCivo1 their Information ns to the
whereabouts OF D0oloy from one Of
the harris family % is sail Thcy
found ont hls stopping place % ls al
legged through threatening letters ho
wrote Co members of the family from
hs hiding place
Sheriff Murphy. after locating his
man entered the house whore Dooloy
was asleep during the night and
aroused him. covering him with a rc.
y0lyer before Dooloy was fully awake
Whom brought to SO LOUIS last might
no0lry aas heavily shattlod Sheriff
Nurph" stated that be- 500 iUlorma
zion as 10 the wheroohou Dl D',lcy's
brothers. and expected tn have thom
200 custody before many weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

killing william Harris on August g..
1909
For two years Dooioy aod two ~ hts
brothers have been mgitlyos from ius.
ilce shoriffa and police searched for
him everywhere. The st. Francois
county officials captured the alleged
desperate unaidcd. on a ranch forty
miles from any habliation IN New
Mexico
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08

soil, was held at Syracuse, n. Y, and
a resolution was adopted to the effect
that Christianity was a failure. On
hearing of this resolution, Bishop Nc
Cabe telegraphed to Ingersoll: Dear
Bob: We're building two Methodist
Churches a day"
This statement spread like wild
overstatement of facts. DR.. Daniel
Curry and Thomas w. Pierce took
exception, In vigorous terms, and as
a reply McCabe wrote a famous song
which was rendered at tens of thou
sands of rallies throughout the land.
Not only did the bishop make good
this statement that the Methodists
were building two churches day, but
he prophesied that three a day"
would not be the limit, and that be-
fore his death the loan fund Of $780,
900 would exceed $1,000,O0O. Both
these prophecies long since were full
filed
The Missionary Society in 1884 elect
ed Dr. McCabe its secretary. 1t was
at this time that the famous cry, "a
Million for Missions" was raised. The
master church worker echoed and re-
echoed it all over the country,
until, by dint of its persistence
and his own magnetic enthusiasm, it
became an established fact. Within
three years the income of the society
reached $1,O44,0o
To-day the cry is 1.-TWO Millions for
Missions"
While he was secretary to the Mis-
sionary Society more than 100000 con$
verts were added to the church in
foreign lands, and a mighty host was
gathered in the home missionary field.
One of the plans In aid Of the mis-
sions put into operation by DR.. Nc
Cabe is really unique. He formed an
army of 100000 members, each one
pledged to pay $40 year. While as
sistant secretary of the Church Ex-
tension Fund, Dr. McCabe built more
than 1000 churches. AS secretary Of
the Missionary Society he added half
a million dollars to its annual income,
chiefly through his personal attrac-
tiveness.
Special frontier work, one OF the
brightest financial schemes originating
with DR.. McCabe, has met with great
success. AS a result Of his efforts, 66O
churches have been built on this plan
at a total cost Of $1,325, 600. They have
an united seating capacity for more
than 10000 people. The sum donated
by private individuals toward this pro-
ject through his efforts has reached
$163,25O.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
ShOrn of His Power.

In the closing days Of the last ses-
sion of Congress, one Of the Repre-
sentatives from Northern State was
complaining to colleague of the polit-
zeal non-activity of number of his
constituents whom he had been intiu-
entail in placing in public offices.
There Is no use talking he said,
"this civil service business Is hum
bug. | named four or five fellows for
good jobs, and as soon as they got
warm in their seats they snapped their
fingers ut me. They felt that they
were protected by the civil service,
and made up their minds to lay down
and not do any work
That's nothing to a fellow that
had appointed" said the other man,
who hailed from one Of the Western
States; 'he was worse than any Of
your fellows"
"Why, what did he do?" inquired the
Northerner.
Dor was the indignant reply.
"Why, as soon as he got his place he
joined the church, and now he is use
less as far as our political organizatio
is concerned"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
External Development.

Mr.. Herlihy's friends had said so
much in praise Of his rare qualities Of
intellect since his acquisition of "a bit
Of money" from his aunt in Ireland,
that he at last decided to consult q
phrenologist. He found one whose
price seemed comparatively reason
able, and decidedly against Mrs. Herli-
hy's wishes, visited him in company
with friend.
II never saw such contradictory de-
velopments in all my experience" said
the phrenologist, after a few moments
examination of Mr.. Herlihy's head.
Were your. parents eccentricr'
Mr.. Herlihy began to smile with the
foolish expression Of one who suspects
a compliment, but before he could
speak his friend answered for him.
He'll not have much rmimbrance
O. his parents" said he, "but Maggie
Herlihy, his wife, she's ECCENTRIC. You
don't need to be payin' any attintion
ut all, at all to thin largest boomps."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08

house which was left swept and gar.
nished, but empty, was soon taken
possession of by seven devils more
wicked than the first. It may seem n
long step from these cancellations to
the remark that women may win men
from undomestic habits by other meth
DDS more easily than by anti-lodge and
anti-club societies. The man who
spends an evening at home because his
wife has helped pass resolution con-
demning his habit of going out will
hardly be pleasant companion at the
fireside. The wife may well seek some
new and fascinating way of saying,
"Do stayv rather than some new and
strenuous way of saying, "You shall
not gov If 1t seems at first thought
to be beneath the womans dignity to
contrive effective persuasions, she may
reflect that nature itself sets her the
example. Sun and rain are none the
less powerful that they are silent ana
conservative forces.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
MOST THRIFTY OF NATIONS.
limited states Government Expenses
Smallest Per Capita.

Smallest Per Gaptu'
Tho expenditures of the United
States government are much less III
proportion to population than those OF
manv other Of the leading nations Oh
the world. This fact Is shown py n
statement just published by the De
partment of Commerce and LABOR,
through its bureau of statistics, show
Ing the population, revenues, eXpenui-
lures and Indebtedness of the princl-
nal countries of the world. 1t shows
that while the expenditure or the
United States, with S0,000,0OO people,
is S64O, 100000, that of the United
Kingdom, with it's 42,OOO,00O people,
is SS9S, 100000; that Of France, with
39, 600 900 people, is $695, 100000; that
Of Germany, with 5S,000OOO people
1858 ,0OO, 900; while in practically every
country, aside from China and INDIA,
with their enormous population, the
per capita Of government expenditures
is greater than in the United States.
Even in the case of Russia, with its
poDulation Of 141 900, 900, the per cap
tia of government expenditures IS
about the same as that of the United
States. While it is true that a larger
proportion Of public expenditures IS
borne by state and local governments
In the United States than in many or
the more centralized governments OF
Europe, these figures Of the relative
national expenditures Of the various
governments are at least interesting at
the present time.
The table puts the population OF the
United States at SO,372O00, the gov
eminent expenditure in 1908 at $780,
232, 900 and the per capita expenditure
1897. The per capita government eX-
penditure of Canada is given at $3.50,
the German Empire $9.45, Italy $1097,
Austria Hungary $14.27, Belgium
$174O, France $17.94, the United
Kingdom $21.39 and Australia $37.69,
Russias annual expenditure is put,
for the latest available year, at $1,116,-
095, 900, as against $644, $4,000 in the
United States; but the fact that Rus
sia's population is given as al, 100000
brings the per capita expenditure to
about the figure shown by the United
States.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08

surviving members of that regiment
remember, with gratified hearts, his
tender sympathy and kindly aid to the
wounded. He did not remain in the
hospital tents to care for the injured
as they came in. Instead, in each bat
tie he hurried to the field and minis
tered to them as they fell. 1t was
Bishop McCabe's great solicitude for
the wounded that resulted In his cap
ture ut the battle of Winchester. He
remained on the field when the Union
troops fell back before the arrival Of
Sheridan, and was sent to Libby
prison.
Only such a man as Bishop McCabe
could see n bright side to that terrible
prison pen. He remained In it for four
long months, and the fund of. humor-
Gus "reminiscences he collected in that
time has made a nation smile for forty
years. Indeed, the bishops lecture,
done more than that. The admission
fees paid by 1900 o. more audiences
have netted over $25O,OOO, every cent
Of which was devoted to the church.
After partial recovery from the eff
feet of his Imprisonment, the bishop
was invited to speak at the anniver-
sary of the Christian Commission.
George III. Stuart, who heard him, was
so much impressed that he obtained
permission from Secretary Of War
Stanton for the bishop to devote his
entire time to the work Of that benev-
client institution. Through his labors,
100000 was put into the treasury Of
the commission.
At the close of the war Bishop Nc
Cabe, then famed as a chaplain, re-
entered the work Of the ministry, and
was stationed at Portsmouth, o. Soon
afterward he was elected assistant
secretary to the Board of Church Ex-
tension, position which he filed for
sixteen years. The board was in its
infancy when he entered its service.
BY hiss efforts its income swelled to
$4,000 yearly, and its loan fund ac-
cumulated a permanent capital Of
100000.
A Famous Ra1lying Cry.
About this time an infidel confer
ence. presided over by Robert niger
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
THE PRIDE OF THE ZOO.

A dainty little girl in pale blue
frock, her golden hair prettily tossed
by the wind, seated on the broad back
Of a rhinoceros is the most interesting
picture to greet the eyes of the visitor
who Is spending an afternoon at the
Berlin ZOO. Little Veilchen, or Violet,
the diminutlve lady who has succeeded
in tanning one of the most intra ctable
Of beasts, Is the daughter Of Keeper
Schwartzen, Of the animal house at
the ZOO, and although she can count
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08

that is amazing in a country whl
made such progress. Emperor n
some years ago declared that
should have but three spheres
tion-in the kitchen, the nurSI
the parlor. Honce it was asked
the proposition was made to yit
many, what kind Of a reception
looked for there? The questid
been answered. The German
gave the council larger recos
than it ever before received fu1
country. The Emperor gave tha
ering his approval and the I'd
Victoria acted as hostess to theI
women who assembled. This
wholly unexpected, since the Nd
has hitherto bestowed her favCJ
on religious and philanthropic d
tons. For two weeks there
series Of fetes by the foremost
of Berlin and German hospitaIlI
deeply impressed upon the wom4
attended the gathering. AS a 4
ment might feel over the ID
conquest Of a new territory, sOI
women rejoice over the addtl
Germany to the roll of friendly \
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
but seven summers, her fame has gone
far abroad

but seven summers, her fame has gone
far abroad.
For every one else in the world, not
excluding his keeper, the huge thick
skinned Animal is one of the ugltest
and crossest members of the ZOO fam
fly. But the moment little Veilchen
appears on the scene the great monster
becomes as mild and docile as lamb
and tries by the most absurd amblings
and twisting Of his ungainly body to
express the pleasure that her dainty
presence affords him. But the hap
piest hour OF the big beasts day comes
when his fragile little mistress is lift
ed to his huge back for their after
noon amble through the, park. He Is
quite a picture Of contentment, and
not even the ugly tusk that adorns his
upper lip is able entirely to destroy his
air of satisfaction.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
ORIGINAL AMERICAN Gil

Good Reasons Why She Shoul4
Allowed to Run Wild,
1t has been the habit of the
can parent to laugh to scorn
lance Of espionage that the cd
tai parent maintains over the
tiers Of the family. Over here
wont to point with pride to IN
reliant character of the Amehc-
and declare 1t to be its own pro-
under every condition
We believe thoroughly in theI
lean girl and in her ability q
every reasonable situation witt
to herself and her country. BUI
have been a number Of instanA
late which have caused us toll
whether the American parent w
titled in taking some Of the Y
that he does.
One Of these Is the case
Georgia girl who Went to LOndI
attended a year ago to give \
readings. She claims that she "
Quoted by a man who wanted \
ry her. At any rate she was Y
from a French jail in which 50
been locked after being arreS'a|
"wanderer.' She says she was
dering" in order to escape the
We do not doubt that thH
woman was q victim Of circul@
but was it fair to her that sue
be placed without proper gualv'
In q position to become a VIZ
such circumstances? Amerl@
pendence Is a good thing, !"
scarcely broad enough to eMyE
Sinking Of parental responslOD,
There Is a happy medium
things, even in the governn'
daughters. We do not beIle"D
ting them up like birds In vN
neither do we counsel letting Wv
loose like ponies on the pralrIe|
ington Times.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
FAMOUS CHURCH BUILDER.
Bishop McCabe the Most Striking Fig
ure In American Methodism.

Bishop McCabe the Most Striking Fig
ure In American Methodism.
The most striking figure in Ameri-
can Methodism is DR.. Charles G. Nc
Cabe, the new resident bishop OF Phila-
delphia, assigned by the General Con-
ference. AS church builder lecturer
and litter of church debts he is known
not only in every State Of the Union
but in almost every country as we'll.
More than 1000 Methodist congrega-
lions owe their houses of worship dl-
rectly to his personal efforts, while
thousands of missions, situated in eV-
cry corner of the globe, are maintained
from the income Of $1,OOO,000 estab-
lished under his immediate superyis-
ion.
Bishop McCabe is now 6S years old
and has been q member of the church
since his eighth year. After being
graduated from the Ohio Wesleyan
University, in 1860, he was received
into the Ohio Conference. When war
broke out he entered the service as
chaplain in the One Hundred and
Twenty second Ohio Infantry The
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08

Perhaps If the enemies of the divorce
incentive that impeLs separation IN so
many instances, the hardest blow
would be struck at the practice. Pre-
vent divorced people from marrying
again, or make them wait certain
length of time before marrying. and
the divorce courts would find their Ia
bors materially lightened. But we need
uniform marriage law to start the
reform
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
Opinion Based on Experience.

Fither-Daughter, Algernon Won
Spook wants to marry you
Oaughte,-What, that man? Why,
papa, / wouldn't have him. He hasn't
any sense.
Father-Of course not. of course not.
You don't suppose he would be want
Ing to get married IL he had, do your
Detroit Free Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
blamed Busy.

A year ago a manufactuie'
boy. For months there was
noticeable about the boy eA''
he never took his eyes of 'ns
he was running. A few WeeNI
manufacturer looked up from
to see the boy standing besloe
"What do you WANT he 10
"Want me pay raised
"What are you gettingT
'gTree dollars a week j,
"Well. how much do you =
are worth p
"Four dollars"
"You think so, do you! :,
"Yessir, an I've been | lliN ;,
tree weeks, but I've been :
busy l haven't had time "
you about it,"
The boy got the "raise'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08

A Heidelberg professor has aroused
interest in Germany by propounding
the theory that the German Federal
Council has a right to end the en-
pire, eliminate the Kaiser and con-
struct a new federation. 1t is feared
that the Kaiser, who seems to be rath-
er ffnicky about matters pertaining to
the empire. might offer some objection
TO this program.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08

A radium clock has been made that
Is estimated rs good for 10000 years
before 1t runs down. Before retiring
for the night nearly every man has to
put out the cat, besides winding the
clock. Now that the clock problem has
been settled, can somebody invent a
way Of putting out the cat so she will
stay out for 10000 years?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
HIGHBAIL AND JOCKEY FULLER.

Derby colt oy
Scheel Hghbal
consistently by
second choice IN the betting with oho
horsemen he being the second
Western
although Pa Bradley
Statheah
B. candidate the
West New YORK
remembered which not the
faYOrite