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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
VOLUME
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

. Columbus. May 26- Previous TO q
Q Assembling OF the democratic o
. state convention today The con. Q
9 scryatIvoa bad won the prolim- .
Q mary meoling. An tho 2gB cOu. @
. tested seats we're given % the .
Q cUrs hryatiyos The radicals In. o
g sisted that they would present Q
9 minority REPORTS. and, DC defeat. Q
g cd boz the convention today. .
Q would carry the contest TO 50. o
g Louis. r.. e. Start is temporary Q
g chairman of the convention. In ~
Q bits address be- made ID plain that q
3 The democratic party needed the .
. support OF an factions ln order Q
= iu win o
. Tho platform is brief and a. q
g rccts the Ohio delegation ito q
9 cast che entire fortyaIx votes ln Q
Q the national convention as tho q
. majority VI those present and q
g voting shall decide when the ma. o
Q iOrity shall determine that o
9 course tu uo advisable" o
Q g o o o Q 9 o = . 9 9 9 9 o Q o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

The forthcoming report OF the TINT.
ted States geological survey shows
mat the anthracite coai output % The
United States Ia 1908 was about g..
100000 tons above tho best record
for any previous year, che production
having exceeded 6G.350.O00 tons. Tho
value OF che anthracite coal mined
was about ~ per cent greater. In the
aggregate. than the output OF any
former year.
To make this new record possible
required the labor OF 100 600 mon, in
rOuud figures, working 206 days in the
year, on the average. It was an out.
put OF more than 40 tons apiece for
che army Of miners. Yet they worked
only two days In every three, not
counting Sundays or general holidays,
This shows a high degree OF en-.
cheney IN the use of labor. as coal
mining goes 10 other countries. In
Great Britain tho average output for
every miner b only 27s tons a year,
In Germany q 10 2i2 tons, and IN
France and Belgium etill less II
the soft ccal miners OF tho United
states are included. tho average for
every mlgor in this country o. not
less than $50 tons
Part Of this great difference he.
tween che foremost coal producing
country OF tho world and its chisi
rival 20 due TO better machinery and
organlgatlon OF industry and ln part
q % duo To natural conditions Here
coal % 90 abundant that only the
veina which are the most productive
and most readily worked have boon
much utilized In Germany, Great
Britain and other parta Of Europe it
has been necessary 20 so far down in.
10 the earth for fuel and io make tho
best of veins which would bo oons'd.
cred economically worthless ia many
coal fields OF the United states.
In tho remote future China may
equal o. surpass tho United States iu
tho production Of coal. For the Drcg.
ont and dunug tho next century or
more. thia country WI stand without
a peer in that great Industry. lta out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
he oldset Baptlgt paso1r

Boston. Mass.. May % I'm Rev.
William Howe. Il. d.. who lays claim
10 being the oldest Baptist pastor in
abe United states. quietly celebrated
hia ninoiy eighth birthday today at
hls home 90 Cambridge DR. Howe
was graduated from Newton Thco-
loglCal seminary In che oarly 3Os.
and devoted a whole half century to
missionary and charitable work. a..
tanning the reputation 40 one slime OF
being Boston'a greatest missionary
preacher Notwithstanding his age
and infrm.tioa. hc continues 90 take
an luterort iu the work. Until a few
years aso ho made annual trips 20
Atianta. Georgia. for the purpose OF
visiting the spslman seminary for
co.orol girls, iu the welfare OF whom
he has always boon deeply interested.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
IIlLneIa state nar MeetIna.

Bloomington. No.. May Co. Eminent
ughts " The LEGAL fraternity through.
out Illinois we're present this after.
noon az the opening OF tho annual
meeting OF tho State Bar association.
u WA o'clock before t0o meeting
vas called to order and the addresses
of welcome and responses the presi-
dents address delivered by Charles
T.. Cupen and the appointment OF
committees and other routine busl-
ness occupied tho greater part OF tho
initial session. The annual banquet
takes place this evening az the Him
ois. and viii boz made notable by ad-
dreases from lawyers and jurists Of
prominence
Tho convention win continue and
conclude ltB sessions tomorrow. Lead.
Ing features provided ln the program
Will boz an address on the Louisiana
Purchase by Edward T, Morrlck OF
New Orleans. and a paper on LyWan
Trumbull hy Thomas Dent OF Chicago.
Judge Emil McClsln of the Iowa so.
prone court has been chosen 90 de-.
liver the annual address.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
NUMBER 14i

'atr thois aaIre.ion but tho Idea is
chat tho rtH.U convention shall. by
resolution publicly place che appoint
ueut 1f Coo lolaFltea ln Senator Cor
mana bands Eyor Since tho senator
returned from hIH visit t1 New YORK.
ho aaH lgt BE- no known that ho did
uoi want tho Maryland tolcvEtun in.
aimcted u favor of him or anyone
.lao rbe plan outlined will prohab
If bo carried ont in ordor tr ahow
.ba confidence of che convention in
Mr. German. and to proclaim to the
country that he Maryland delegation
ybs in thorough accord with him and
subject to hiH wishes. 10 would boz the
equivalent uf nn Enforcement without
placing Mr Gormnn 0n record as
candidate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
MEMORIAL OAy gxEacisrs.

The committee 1n arrangements re.
port tho following prlgram for Sun.
day May 20 and Memorial Day May
800. Io0t
Program for Memorial sunday
Members 0f o. k Warren Poet. 80
o. and alI old soldiers Of tho Ciyu war
W0muns Relief corps aud Ladies' =
the @ A. q Circle. win meet az their
respective headquarters on Sunday.
May go. az $50 o'clock and march tu
the ElEs opera house where tho Mem.
oral sermon win be preached o. 900
O'Clock Uy Rev Thomas llaraooi dg
parmgut chaplain.
Music Will bg furnished by me malo
quartet 0l tho Lead Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. undof direction 0f
the Woman Relief corps
Program Cor Monday. May 80. Mem.
oral Day
Members of Jhc post and al 0lI SOD.
iiDrs participating enc W0mHus Up.
lief corps ANA Ladies' oi the % a H
Circle will meet at their o. rarecIyc
headquarters at O'Clock sharp and
proceed t1 the cemetery where the
graves win be decorated and rituals
tio services he.d Further services
win De held al me river bridge where
flowers Will bo cast ou tho waters iu
memory % those Who died n the
navy
"A l2 o'clock noon. the Womau's
Relief corps Will soryo lunch az their
headquarters in knights Of Pythlaa
bali t1 the members OF q X Warren
Post and tho.r families
A. $3.50 p m the momberH of the
post and an old soldiers participating,
the W0manH Relief corps. and the
Ladies' of the q. A. a. Circle. will meet
nt their respective hoadluartou aud
proceed 20 tho Elks opera house.
where services viii commence al 90
o. m.
Music under direction Of womans
Relief corps
Ritual service by g X Warren post
~. g.
Reading gcnera orders and IIn.
coins GoliyHburF address by W Ed
WardH adlufant of post
Recitation. Memorial apple BIos-
SONS" by Miss Mao Mueglcy
Memorial Day address by Row Tbos
o. Cocks
AN other organizations and tho pub.
lic In general ace invited to attend aIl
Che services
Persons wishing 20 donate Flowers
can leave same at me residence of
Mrs A. Harsh on First street not lat
er than sunday g o. m. or leave word
there whore to call Tor them
DAVID nENfiAM.
LEFEREpfr CLARKE
W. w. MCDONALD.
d 8. PuLgnURY.
o. M Moore
Committee on Arrangements.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
CANYON HOTEL

O. W HIi who iB 8upCrintonuInE
tho building of tho santa Fo railway
hotel ni tho head ut nright Angel trail
Grand Canyon of ARIZONA. for thc sen.
ural contractors, AnHou A Holman. has
hce. in the city The past fow days.
and wiz return to tho canyon tonlEht
Mr.. Hil SAYS the bic hotel which is
of Swiss architecture. viii ho com.
plotod and ready for occupancy on
October I of the present year. % viii
contain 1875 guest rooms, and viii bo
thoroughly modern in every appoint
mont whitney company nave tho
heating and plumbing contract. and
thoy have a good force oft men at work
under the personal supervision of Eu.
gene Murray when completed says
AR Hul. the hotel viii cost in the
ncighborhood of fi5O.OOO. and outside
or tho Alvarndo hotel. lu this city.
% will truly bo known ns the finest
hotel building ON the entire system
of the Santa Fo road"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Denver. Colo. May 2i-At tho con.
ycnu1n uf tho Western Federation of
Miu-r iuday an Invitation was OK.
tcudei Co chat body to become "a part
oi tho American Federation uf Labor
by PRESIDENT w. D. Mabon ot the
Street Hallway Emplo,aa' union q.
Cornelius Of the Flromous union. OF
6an Francisco, and Nav Morris, nuh
vice president ct the American Fed.
eratlm OF Labor. Cornelius is an ex.
tended speech. said that he believed
in organizing politically aa well as
industrIally. and Morris stated that
the American Federation OF Labor
would act politically Ia Colorado this
fall TO defeat what he termed "Poa.
hodyism No action was taken oE the
Invitation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
NOT GUILTY
A JURY so FINDS MARoARIro Ro-
NERO or THE CHARGE or CUT.
TING TIMER ILLEGALLY

ln the case Of the United tSates vs.
MargnrIto Romero in United States
court at Las Vegas. a sealed verdict
was brought In on Saturday evening
ol last week and announced on Mon.
day morning. says the New Mexican.
Tho verdict was mot guilty 0f tho
charge of illegally cutting timber on
tho Pecos River Forest Reserve This
was the second time that tho case was
tried. the first time the jury heyiag
stood ten 90 two Tor acQulttal WN
neasos lu the case from Santa be were
J. ~ Hanna. superintendent OF tho
pecoa River Forest Reserve. Major
Fred Muller. receiver of the federal
land office, and Norman T. King OF
the surveyor generals offieo Others
who testified on behalf OF the govern.
mont were Matthew @ Reynolds. of
ST. Louis. United States attorney of
the court of private land claims. and
r. q. Mcclure of silver city. super
visor OF the ella reserve. One of these
Witnesses deemed the evidence pre-.
sented on behalf oe the government 90
have been 90 conclusive that he re-
marked upon bic rotarn 90 Manta Fe
that Mr. Romero had been found
guilty The New Mexican took the
report 10 be authoritative. and 10 its
regret published o. The many friends
OF Me- Romero On Santa Fo are glad
thai he has been vindioatod f1r the
charge against him was based az lts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
- LIttIe Fellon -.

Luis Bustos, the l3.ycarold son Of
Manuel Bustos. OF Las Vegas. died yes.
terday OF Injuries sustained in "a coal
Oh explosion Monday afternoon q
will be remembered that tho little Nei.
low had made a fire at his fathers
home and had attempted 90 pour on
coal OH. In tho explosion which fol
lowed the boy was horribly burned
The flesh on his stomach, legs and
chest was literally cooked Tho doc
tors gave mo- hope from the first They
relieved the little fellows palm and
did everything possible for him bat
the shock 20 the system and injuries
themselves were too grcyioug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
osornla oda FslIons.

Valdosta. Ga. May 25.-valdosta
mvo a royal welcome today 90 tho
soores of followers OF ths triple
links who gathered from every part
OF the state for the slxtloth annual
session OF the Georgia grand lodge Of
Odd Fellows During the pact twelve
months there has been a reCord-break-
ing increase in the membership Of
tho order ln this state. According %
tue figures contained "a the annual
report presented by Grand Master j..
A. Hynds OF Atlanta hfty new lodges
and more than 5000 new members
were admitted during the year An
equally gratifying growth has been
made by the Rebokaha whose annual
mcotIug Is being held in conjunction
with the meeting ~ "a grand lodge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
nIahon Poiter.. nIrthdan.

New York. May pa food ~ con.
uatulAtory messages received by
Bishop Henry g. Potter today re-
minded thai eminent prolato that he
had reached another milestone on
lifc's Journey. The bishop Is now en-
tered upon his seventeen year. but
is as vigorous physically and mental.
ly us most men twenty years hia
junior tle continues to take as ac.
tive an interest a. ever Go an public
anairs as well as in his educational
and church work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Two wollknown citizens OF Taos.
Frank smplin. receiver OF tho Frazer
Mountain Copper company. and
Charles Carter had a narrow escape
fTum death in a runaway last Sunday
at Red river They were driving
quietly along when the horses sudden
ly began 20 run Mr.. Carter jumped
when he saw that no could no longer
control the horse. but NJ. staplln was
thrown out, and, striking his head
upon a rock. lay unconscious for over
ten hours. Both Mr. Carter and Mr.
Staplin are able 10 be out OF doors
now. although they are badly bruised.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Portland. Me-, May 2b.-Tho pro
hib.uonlsts OF Maine assembled ia
state convention On Portland today
with a largo attendance OF delegates
and visitors. Candidates viii bo -
loctod Cor the state Offices to bo nllod
40 tho next election. and delegates
chosen TO represent the state AZ the
prohlhItionist national convention At
indianapolis next month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
TWO MORE DEATHS
STILL DYING FROM THE EFFECTS
or MYSTERIOUS POISONING AT
LAS VEGAS.

The aged mother of the deceased
Mrs Tafpya and a small child are
victims OF the mysterious poison which
has made ovory member of a i.as We.
gas family 800. AZ the patients were
doing well and iry symptom ap.
paared 20 be favorable Yesterday
morning. however. both the old lady
and the little child succumbcd quick
ly 20 heart failure Mr.. Tafoya and
another OF the children are stiu 900.
rhey appear 20 bo doing wei! now but
no one can say how SOON the unfayor.
able symptoms that Ousuod in the
cases OF the others may develop
There are various theories ns to the
cause aud nature OF the poisoning. but
40 thorough investigation has yet been
made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
900 PsnnsyIvanIa cavaIry.

Franklin, Pa. May 25.-A reunion
of the survivors of the Fourth Penn.
sy lvanla cavalry IVES held here today,
number OF the men who followed
the fortunes of that famous organlza.
ton during the civil war being pres.
cut Foremost among the visitors
was General s. B a. Young. a Nom.
Der of the regiment A public rocop
ton. visit To- the parks. and a camp.
Ore with addresses by prominent vot
Grams comprised the reunion program.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
Iudae MeMIIIan oeIna -.

Judge Daniel Mcmillan, OF socorro.
was an Albuquerque visitor this morn
ing between trains while en route 90
Chicago and other far eastern points,
Judge Mcmillan says that Il Is still
very dry at socorro. Some rain has
fallen 10 the western portion Of 80.
cnrro county, but TO what extent he
did noe know. The ranges east of the
river are very dry and ia that portion
OF the county. sheep and cattle are suf.
toring severely
The judge said that Sooorro would
send large delegation 90 the Worlds
fair. ami that a great many OF them
would go 90 Ei Paso via the Rock
Island.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
a DsLlsHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT

Mrs. e D. Shlnlck. Mss. Boatright.
Mrs p. " Chayes Mrs John McMnn.
us Mrs James Carroll and Mrs Cat
lln. mombou of tho Benevolent So
cloty OF the Immaculate Conception
church. gave thoir first Tea at S.
Marys school yesterday In the after.
noon Miss NelIic Kennedy sang
You're As Welcome As the Flowers
of May" Mrs shinick SANG a solo
aud Miss stclla Boatnsht gave q
piano solo Tee cream and cake we're
spr.pd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS.

Baltimore. Md. May 26.--The Mary
land delegation 90 tho democratic ma.
iional convention viii so 10 st Louis
uninstucted This appeare 20 be fin.
ally decided upon az she opening Of
tho state convention here today A
unique plan viii be- adopted in order
10 help along the so-called German
boom and az the same time leave the
Maryland senator free 90 control the
delegation and swing his votes 90
wh0mHoevor ho pleases
d la said 90 be- me plan 10 formally
invite Senator German % make bis
own selection for delegates 81 large
Ia any event ho would probably dic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Fort Worth. Texas. Nay 30 Ninety
off me Mexican war Veterans
met yesterday here IN annual reunion.
President George p. Findly OF Austin
presided Two sessions were occu.
pied with address OF welcome, music
ana other features provided by the
local committee, aud very little was
said or done by The veterans They
will hold their business session To-.
Hav
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

at Vernon, la May 26--Tho sixth
onnual series or tho May festival con.
ccria under tho auspices Of Cornell
college hegRs thls evening and music
lovers are arriving from ail parts ri
me state. There win be ayo concerts
By thC Cornell Orat0Fio society, tho
Cme7go orchestra under tho direction
OF Theodore Thomas. ana some OF Che
most celebrated soloisis iu tho couu'
tfy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Rome. May 26 Cardinal satnIl has
ougagol unawgo for New York and
wan sail from Naples tomorrow a is
Understood that hc goos to America
with n0 special mission See viii spend
some time in Washington and Halti.
moro and expects tU visit tho sf Louis
opposition before returning fo ualv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Oakland. Cal. May 26--Makina up
ia enthusiasm what they lack ir mum.
bers. the Prohlbitldnlsts of California
assembled ln state convention here 90.
day ln addition 90 choosing delegates
20 the national convention, plans viii
be- discussed f03 waging a vigorous
campaign throughout the state this
fam on behalf Of the Prohibition move.
mont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
Fosl paysrd Improvsmsnt..

Contract viii bo lot about July I
Tor tho erection OF a number OF new
at the United States Mill
tary sanliarum AZ Fort Bayard, Grant
county. the character OF which has
not been fully determined upon, The
improvements will result Ga the ox.
pcnditure of a large sum Of money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
resas worId'e FaIr nuIldIno.

So Louis. May 25-Tho starshap.
ed Texas building at the Worlds Fair
viii Doe opened tomorrow, Delegates
from all over Texas are expected hero
tomorrow, and Governor Ianham viii
bo among tho speakers OF the occa.
sion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

j. D.. Ia Dloro. the architect and
superintendent. has turned over tho
pretty public school houno of disiric,
% tOld Alhuquorquol. to the board
n trustees of that district and the
trustees have accepted tho building.
70 is 56 by SO feet. has four large and
well ventilated class rooms. with four
ballNnyB. cloak rooms and drinking
fountains tor both girls and boys.
The building cost In the nclghborhood
of $4,000 and Is one OF the incest and
most convenient buildings for school
purposes in the territory. The trustees
have purchased a pew bell for the
school and a corps OF Sisters Of Char
lty teachers have fun charge OF The
scholars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
RssIdent of Pistsbura.

Pittaburg. May 26.-The unknown
man killed IN the explosion At Louis.
vie wis WIN Holland, a business
man Of Braddock. Pa. and a noighbor
OF Captain Price. no wac on o pleas
uro TRIP a. a guest OF Price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

put has now been carried up about
SO .0OO. 600 tons a year above that Of
Great Britain. end the gap ls widening
fast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

best upon technical grounds that arose
over several coufllcUug surveys Of che
oaaory boundary ui tho pocoa River
Reserve
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

New York May gG rho Picket
won ibo Hroohyn handicap. Irish lad
SECOND. Proper third Time. 2.O6 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

washington. May 25-Thc jury n
the TyuorBarrett conspiracy case
late this afternoon brought IN "a vcr
dict of not guilty.
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