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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
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zen. but hls many friends here and
e., Ias Vegas are slad Of bis ma.
torlal Advancement IN the railroad
business. Mise Gertrude Dean, his
daughter. who ls attending school A.
santa De. viii remain and finish this
torn of school
Maehinists Win or 40 paso a
Northern. Tho machlnlsts' strike
which has been ln progress on tho
E paa0 a Northeastern systom %
settled and The mon viii return TO
work today Tho machlnlsta went
out last Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock because tho company desired
90 dispense with Assistant superin'
tendont Mcfowc's services from the
mechanical department 90 Alamogor
40. and ln this STRIKE as In the last
ONE lhe machinlsis Won MCinwo 81
to bo rr.uatatod ono OF tho grand
officers Of the Machlulst8' union ar
rived. and thu..Eh him che strike
was won
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
LAS GAUGES

From the Republican
D. &. OIehry ia assisting County
Clerk lsidoro Armiio In his work OF
iudoxlng tho mining records OF tho
county, beginning with 1864.
Major Lap0lnt OF tho Citizen has
been taking a lay on from work this
wook on account Of a severe cold. but
ho Is feeling bottor now and will soon
be al Il again.
Mrs N. j. Maston. Mrs ]. n. Dom.
mick Of Kansas City. and Miss Ell.
zebeth Wadlll OF Demmg. arc visit.
Ing their relatives Attorney ane Mrs
Il. L. Young and family They viii
be- here a couple OF weeks
u 81 stated that John g. Riley
will put up a fine building ON his
property now occupied by John Baum
Carton as a bakery and that Martin
lOhman will erect a new building by
fall on the alto occupied by hla store
w. , McGlnnla, while crossing tho
street between i0hman and Manas.
SEES store about dark. was run over
by a hOraeman and narrowly escaped
serious Injury As it was. be was
knocked down and somewhat bruised.
AZ the beginning OF the school
term last year. several stonographera
holding positions In eastern cities re-
signed and came 10 the Agricultural
college TO take a course IN English.
Spanish gtenography Last week
three OF these students lcft DO ac.
cept positions az English. Spanish
stonographora at good salaries A.
W. Kuenzll went 20 the CITY OF Mexi.
co. n. n. Mellon 60 a manufacturing
concern a. chihuahua and r. r.
Mellon 10 Havana Cuba, 10 take a
responsible position with the MunsoE
steamship line. Several other stu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
POWELL DESERTS
PRESIDENT or EMpoRlA MAcHIN.
lists UNION AT EMPoRlA GOES
BACK 70 WORK.

According to the stutomouts given
ont bv the Santa 10 and tho ma.
chIuists. tho strike situation o. the
Same in other shop towns as b. is in
Tonesa. says the Topeka State Jour
nal Vice President Bucknlcv. of the
Mach.uIsts' union says chat tho men
on the coast limos of tho road are ov.
hlbiunE a disposition to- eight but
that mo- trouble has set been report.
cd.
Reports which I have received
from tho heads OF the union az other
polnls' said Mr. Buclhlow, indicate
that the general conditions favor the
strikers am not satisfied with the
condHionI at Emporia. however.
Powell. the head OF the union no that
place. and man in whom wC had
complete confidence. has gone back
Jo work iu the shops This is The
worst case that has boon reported t0
nae yot AZ an of the other places.
however, an OF the men arC out with
the exception of few who were not
In good standing Those mon we care
nothing about % la Better for us that
thoy arc 300 fhn side of rh. app0sl
lion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

From The Chioftaln
Tho youngest child OF Mr. hud
Mrs COaalancla Mora o. suffering
from ON attack of pneumonia
A grand commencement ball by
the young men of tho School az
Mines % under discussion The date
has not yet been fixed
Mrs. EligCno Sanchez. sister lnlaw
,f Assessor benjamin Sanchez loft
for Albuquerque. whore she will be-
guest for a month in tho family OF
hI- parouts Mr and Mrs Juan Car
Cin
District Clerk W o. Martin furnish
oI tho naucs of the commissioners to
draw lurors or tho term OF tho United
statos court beginning Monday. May
i6. aH follows a. j. Savage Ant
coto G. Aboylta. and DR. C. q Dan.
can Tho Jurors have been drawn
hut their names cannot be- made pub
DC az yet
g. r. Brown wont 10 Santa Fe on
important business connected with
the School of Mines Mr. brown
has been for several Years a mombor
~ the school hoard OF trustees % the
and has been vory active and dIli-
gent in promoting the interests Of
that thriving institution
At meeting Of the hose company
Thursday nlght Capt r. j. Matthews
and A. r. Batbcnstoln were appoint.
"a committee 90 divide the city
into four firo wards II was arranged
that man should sleep In the boss
hou and that iu case of fire tho
alarm should be- given him from the
central station he will then sound
tho alarm from the bell tower giY.
iug the number ct the fire ward,
w. r. podds. son Of Frank nodds
cattieman iu the vicinity OF Monti.
cello was "a visitor IN soCurro Thurs.
day Mr. Dodds said that cattle are
quito thin on his ranges but are By
no cans in as bad a condition ns
they might be he said also that
cattle thieves nrc still doing some
/ business il his locality Mr. Dodds
/ left Friday muwmg for home by way
/ OF M1gdnlcnu
Dr. Edwin Swlslcr expects 20 leave
Tor Mineral wells. Tex, for a months
I rest and recuporatlOn from the e.
focts OF long and faithful attention
/ 10 professional business Or Swish
or will F0turn with Don Eutimlo Mon.
toya Of San Antonio whom no recent
~ sent 10 Mineral Wells for Brlnhfs
disease and who IL now greatly I'm.
| proved Ia health Constancla Mlcrs
deputy probate clerk, viii accom-
/ pany the doctor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

tween the men and che oficiala. and q
Is consequently 30 our interest that .
settlement 10 Drought about az soon
as possible
"a % uos think trni tho general
understanding regarding tho cause Of
tho present strike has yet boon made
clear b. tho public. Tho company
naq ondoavorod 10 create tho impress.
sion that we have no grievances tur.
thor Than our demands for q closed
shop They say that We want 90 take
tho road ont of tho hands of the ON.
clals amt run 70 ourselves. ~ that De-
tho general impression. &c Is not cor.
rect Iu fact. wo de- not want a closed
shop in fact. We do not caro- what
the company does az regards tnaat
matter our grievance Is simply this:
We DO not see why tho company is
willing To- make contract with tho
conductors, babemen. engineers. FIRE
men. car workers and an tho other
trades and ai the same t,mo discrlmi
nate against Uho machininis unlOn.
which o. ono of the most Important
on Tho system.
can 90 these unions 1 have just
mentioned have a contract with che
company Ia which IL 10 stated Just
what the men shah DO and what they
shall ls paid Heretofore tho machin.
istH having uu such contract. have had
a very vague Idea az 20 tho wages
I taorH are being patI and tho work t1ai
Is required of them There has been
u1 definite understanding between tho
men and .ho company as 90 what Ger
/ tain DIas Bee ~ machIuIHs should ODD
. paid lu flc, a.l machInsts have
uern governed hy che Same rules tholi
relative ahIli,.,s not being taken int,
. consideration This s Just what ",
are ha tIng against We want a con
tract It 90 90 our interest that W,
| bg uu .001 terms with the COMPANY
. ih, amc as an OF tho other mon. hu
'th. .s au .mposFIhllty unless che com
pan $500, couceIo to ua che Same priv
/ iioa,a Uhu have been given Zoo fh
.ufhDr trades
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
SANTA re-

Miss Marguerite Zoarug has not
boon engaged 90 conduct tho summer
normal t1 boz held horo as was ro.
I0rtod Tho instructors have not yet
beon engaged
An operation for appendicitis was
performed upon carl l.. Bishop. son
1i Mr. aud Mrs. e. H. Bishop by
1rH Knapp piaz aud lIarrom Do
was successful ami the young man is
oIur,ed ne resting easily.
Nrs Oirr0 aud Mu Bcrgtry lcit
Tor Cl.cltc for % visit OF about q
wool, lu tho Windy city Miss anita
norF"rc who has spent the past year
az school az the Mother House Of
the Sisters ~ Charity, ot Mt ST. Io
scuh, near "'nclnnau win return
with them
Territorial Secretary Q 49, Ray.
uol1s, Who Epcut the past few days
M lincoln Nebraska. ls expected 30
rrtuE hero abMt tho middle Of this
week Mrs Baum. mother OF Mrs.
RbWClds, vino ls seriously 400 from
tho Cficcta OF ar operation, is getting
ou better than was az first hoped
for. tut Mr. Reynolds will have 90 re-.
maIu With her Tor q number Of weeks
longer
phillp o. Hlrr0un. who with hIs
wife and child has been visiting his
parents tcip for two weeks. loft 90
return 10 tho city by the Golden Gate.
having several important engineering
projects In his charge IN towns near
by Mrs iiauoun and child viii re-
main mere for two or throo months
with Dr. end Mrs w g Ilarrom Of
thil cliy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

with tho letters were a cheap cigar. a
beer check and q short s2.calibre
Smith a Weas0n revolver cartridge.
ono like the three remaining IN the
gun. which did tho deadly work. after
the shooting The letters were dated
May g.
Mrs Soltwodcls little girl was iu
tho tent at the limo Of the shooting
and cmwied out after Il was over.
She was sent % the home OF a friend
last night She 20 only no years OF
ago and hardly old enough to realize
The eject the tragedy or yesterday
win have on her after life.
Gone 20 His just Deserts.
The story which reached a most
dreadful climax yesterday and ended
aa f planned by Divine Providence
hpnau last November when Herman
soitwcdol was arrested and takon in.
to Justice Crawf0rd'a court charged
with abusing Bis wife Chief OF 10.
lice McMlllln. who was among the
drst on tho ground yesterday. push.
cd tho prosecution OF sOltwodol az
that time. The prosecuting witness
testified that SoHwcccl sworo AZ his
VITO and that she was 90 afraid OF
him that sho had boon known %
crawl under the bed 60 escape hls
brutal trcaimcut However that
court hnod him $40 and stopped enc
prosecution after no agreed to give
Dis wlfo 500 in cash aud $500 notes
which ho did
he was absent from the city som,
months after that ordeal returning
1 but "a few weeks ago. Since his re
turn ho has been seen much abou
tho saloons and has been drinking
hard 10 ia known that he sent &,
ibis brother in Indiana for money an,
was refused
Before coming to Albuquerque soll
wcdol was "a aal0on Keeper at VIM
Ing. Ind. After coming here ho wal
fur while employed at y. @ Pratt
a. Co.'S grocory store on South SEQ
on1 street but was discharged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
SAN mARclAL

From tho Bee
Road Supervisor A. % Baca is so.
.ng tu insist that every abIcd bodied
man leo the precinct perform BIS work
|u person. through a substitute. or
hy cash o. transfer OF s. This H "a
real issue with our property owners.
and with the supervisor
The baud boys have decided tD
place an order for a sot OF uniforms
and mo generous sum realized from
the BAN and lco cream sales Friday
evening Is % bo applied ln that di.
recti0n. An attractive feature of the
BAH was a waltz schotiHcho AMI two
step rendered hy the full band
More than ono traveller. having
Iouncyed th.s way has Informed the
Albuquerque news hustlCr ~ the
presence OF water in the river az
San Marclal Some peculiar brand
II whisky must bu held responsible
FOR this optical doluEion Tho river
bed 40 this point ls SIN sandy
waste and Is IA no sense a thing OF
beauty and "a Joy forever to the farm
ors IN the valley here
The Victoria Land and Cattle com
pany have suspended fence building
operations ln tho vicinity OF Englo
and discharged tho workmon ongag
Cd On enclosing the grant Tho in
tention was % mako immediate uH'
of the grant Tor paHturIng cattle that
bat the absence of grass has forced
a change On these plans and IN,
fencing has been cut out until q
more encouraging Wow lg noticeable,
lL-r Tho nlaIna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

VIII overcome Indigestion aud dys.
pepsa. regulate the bowels and cure
liver and kidney complaints. 10 30 the
beat blood onrIcher aud lnvgorat3r In
the world Il is purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless. and should you
be- a sufferer from disease, you will
use IL u you arc wise.
r. N. Andrews. editor and man.
aEer Cocoa and Rockledgo News,
Cocoa, Fla., writes. Il have used
your HorbIne 90 my family. and find
it a most excellent medicine rs 81
fects upon myself have been a marked
benefit recommend q unho8ltat
lngIy" Soc For sale by j ~ ORsil
" 4 Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
PRESIDENT RIPLEY
or THE SANTA FE MAKES STATE.
MENT or STRIKE.

President Ripley uf tHe santa be
ma.Iua Jbc following statement In
The Ius Angeles Express
An Che leading features of the ma
,huists strike uu che Santa he have
been pretty thoroughly exploited by
tha newspapers and there Is not
much remaining Jo be- said. Tho com.
pany will have no diinculty 90 fili'
ing the places of the men who have
quit work We have NO quarrel with
Uuluu.8m among our men, We dealt
with uuonlam in tho case of cOnduc-
tors engineCrB. f.romeu talnmon,
but these unions never have made
tho outrageous demands 10 which we
were asked TO submit by the machin-
lets. and which would have trans
lorred 90 tho machlnista' union tho
management Of our Bhopo OF tho
men who have left our employ prob.
ably az least one-half dld not want %
strike and wore not IN sympathy
with demands made on ua By the
union. but folt Obliged 90 go out VITA
the others for this class { am very
sorry, aui realize tho dlmcuit POSI-
ton ia which thoy are placed. Il may
as we'll be understood. however. that
no Bomlpublic corporation, owing
duties TO tho public, such as the rail
roads. Tho street cars. tho telegraph,
Telephone etc. can FOR an instant &C..
eept tho principle OF the CLOSED
shop or surrender its power 10 main.
tain ordor by discipline. There never
wal order among large bodies of men
without diccir inc and there never
NH be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THE COAST Lines

The Associated Press dispatch re.
celyed here today, reported a. com
ing from General Superintendent II.
u. Nudge OF the Santa BE- at Topeka.
90 the effect that an former employees
OF me road who were locked ont Mon.
day must return 20 work by Monday
morning or olso consider themselves
discharged. docs not affect Che coast
lines % the local shop5.
The Albuquerque shops are under
the supervision of the coast lines man.
aFomont. and any orders regarding
the strikers must necessarily come
from General Manager A @ Wells
"a, los Angeles
Al 2 o'clock this afternoon no such
orders had been received hero and a
Santa Ne official ali that mono wore
expected
tie explained that tho situation on
tho Santa 10 proper aud Tho Santa
r. coast lines was materially differ.
ont. on the main llno tho machInlals
and hoilermakCrs wtfo locked out. On
the coast lines they walked out and
n was his opinion that tho strikers
had no choice but 20 draw their time.
THE coast lines have plenty OF mon
o. ON an places vacated by tho airik.
ers. continued this official "And the
services OF the union mechanics are
no longer needed"
Tho force al The local shops was
reinforced last night Boy tho arrival Of
eight bollo9makers. who came from
the west II IA supposed that these
men are workmen Of experience.
An Departments ~ the local shops
arc running. but whothor work ls be-.
lrE kept up 20 tho demand De- not
known.
Ia fact there ls reason 90 believe
that tho work ls coming ont slow.
but not slow enough. as yot DO rciarl
traffic
SO Ear no trains have been delayed
FOR want OF power and some OF the
extra passenger trains arc being run
Tho union men held another meet
iuE yesterday al Central labor Union
hall 70 was largely attended and
some shouts OF enthusiasm, applaud
ing tho speaker. wero heard 90 come
from inside tho closed doors, but the
consequence OF the meeting could
not be learned.
As far as known the strikers have
conducted themselves orderly and the
situation Is strictly peaceful
Yesterday The Citizen published
the following clipping from tho San
Bsrnardlno Tlmos.lndoX;
"Tho albuquerque bollormakora
who arrived al San BoFnardlno seven
al days ago 10 hald a conference with
tho local bollermakers left last night
foi thoir homo Several conferences
have been held but Il r. understood
th0t tho local bollormakers viii not SO
ont unless nonunlon men are put 10
their midst"
A local b0iloImakcr called al The
Cltizep office this morning and slate
o. that tho Albuquerque bollevmakerl
ere not al San Bornardlno on strike
matters. They we're there before th'
present strike truhlc was ordered
snd rad made Che trio on district
lodge tubinest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
JAKE 4ARMoN


This .s The way tne Emp1r.a. kau.
Fas. Gazette sizes up Detective Jake
Harmons work for q few months;
once in a while Emporia people see
Jate Harmon hCna in Emp0ria and
knowing him 90 Boo a SAINTS ne detect.
iyo. wonder what thero Ia doing along
thr line tu Eeop a detective busy
Detectives are very careful to got
no moro nutorioiy than necessary
and that is one reason Why the poo.
pie ION know what tho detective Is
stirring up Sineo January D Mr.
Harmon has made am uuuaually clean
rocord for "a detective since tao first
of the year thrty-0no cases OF theft
along the Santa Fo have been placed
In A.a hands and be has a showing
Tor every case or the thirty.ono
thpIiH. nineteen mon arrested. con.
fcsed being guilty. as chargeu soy.
en are ln san awaiting an opportunity
io pioAl guilty or Doe tried. two have
been ON trial ana convicted aftor
pleading not guilty, ana two were sent
90 the reform school for theft rho
entire thIrty-0uo men are caught and
accounted for A great many ui the
cases are Tor robbing dop0is az small
points and stealing whisky one
such, case eliminated On tho arrest and
confession OF three Marion county
boys for getting la the Marion depot
and stealing several packages OF
whisky Tho latest case is agalnal
some mon az Neosho FANS for break
ing into tho depot and stealing a mr
hog OF whisky
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
WANT 70 SETTLE

j ID Buckalew. who ia directing
tho madinlsis' strike az this place,
said that tho association would prob
ably submit proposition ior settle
mont within che newt forty eight hours
says tho Toy, Ia State Journal May 8.
"Ol course. o. Is Understood, said
n.y. BuCkalow. that the longer the
str. drga along the harior Il viii
bo tu mako Is settlement with the com
pobJ Tho lonrer the settlement "a
put on tho wilder VIII The Eulf be- BE-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

To save q ma. pr r. @ Merritt OF
No Mshoopauy PA. made a startling
test resulting iu a wonderful cure.
He writes % patient was attacked
with violent homorrhagos. caused
by liberation OF tho stomach had
offer found Electric Blttcrs excellent
Tor acute stomach and liver troubles
800 I prescribed them The patient
gained from tho FIRST. aud has not had
100 attack 90 10 mouths" Electric
8Iltera are positively guaranteed ioi
Dyspepsia. Indigestion Constipation
and kidney troubles Frs them OuIs
SOC 1t 800 druggist9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Ba 90 Bugss q Co. and Van e
Sons DO not hesitate to recommend
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure 90 taCir figais
and customers. Indigestion causes
more lli health htan anything else.
10 deranges the stomach and brings
on an manner % disease Kod0l Dys.
popsIa Cure dlgc. ts what you cat.
cures Indigestion. dyspepsia and an
stomach disorders Kodol q not only
perfect dlgostant but tissue
building tonic as well Removed
health. perfect strength ami Increased
vitality follow It1 use
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Tho prompt RELIEF from the severe
palms 90 sciatjCa and rheumatism
which Is afforded by Chamberlain
Pain Balm ls alone worth many limos
Its cost Mr. willard @. Vail OF
Poughkeepsie, N. v, whites * am
troubled with rheumatism aud neu
algla li the ngryoa and Chamber
laln's Pain BALM gives relief quicker
than any Imminent ] have ever used
For sale by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The new decorator and head
clerk az The Lion" dry goods store
Ia g II Doylln and he d direct from
The John Taylor Dry Goods company
of Kansas City. No
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Hormou s0itvedola remains Uiil DO
shipped to WhUine lnd Tor inter
mcnl Ho WAS momber oi knights
OF pythIas lodge no ais of whiting
and u is though horo tha. che lodge
will bury him SO Inquest viii bo
held over the remains as .br c.rcum
stances are such fraf mono e uocos
snry.
The Wounded Womans Condition,
Mrs soltwodcls wounds arc mere
scratches and She suffers moro from
the shock and excitement than the in
iuricl inflicted by Tho bullets Both
shots took effect almost precisely on
top OF the head and must have been
nrcd from o gun held from a point
above her head Tho bullets passed
iust beneath the skin Tor a distance
~ an inch and 'hrcc-quartors. leav.
ing wounds ag if q pencil had been
pushed IN and ont
Mrs soltwolel received tho nows
that hor husband was dead with little
show of interest She VIII DO able
20 Doe about her homework On a few
days She o. member OF the Fra
temal brotherhood society and the
s0cIc'y's physician pr " u Wilson
has charge OF Che ease
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

AZ the meeting OF tho Gontlomon's
Driving club, last night al z0lgcrB
Cafe. arrangements we're made for
next Sundays matinee at the fair
grounds. isssl8
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Deputy United statos Marshal Clip
rlauo Baca left last night for sooorro
Co attend the opening ni tho United
states district court there on May rs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Two million Americans aun,r tho
tDHurnE panr uf dyspepsia no
need to Buwoct blood Bttors
cur,- Az any DRUG store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Goes 90 MeKIco - w Dean for
years the trusted and efficient train.
master ou tho Now Mexico division of
me Santa BE-. with office al LAS We.
Fas has accepted a division supor.n.
.pndoncy on the Mexican Central and
paused through the city last might on
route to tab, up the work la his
aopariuro tbo Santa De- loses good
mul8yc and l.as Negas "a good clii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Il and ulcers of every
critics u you have an
cal advice oe any inioI
elans without charge