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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-26
JOHN M. RICHARDS DEAD
PROMINENT WEST HAVEN MAN DIED SUDDENLY LAST EVENING.
Was in Coal Business in New Haven Many Years AgO-Representative of Diamond Match Company Ever Since Company Was Organized.


 In the death of John NJ. Richards. which occurred suddenly last evening at his home on Main street, corner of Second avenue, Well-known, promi- nent and esteemed citizen of West Ha- ven has passed away. His age was sixty-nine. Mr Richards was a native of West Haven and had resided there all his life. When . young man he was engaged for some time in the coal busi- ness in New Haven, but his principal life work was as travelling representa- tive of the Diamond Match company, in which capacity he served with much fidelity and success from about the time of the organization of the company url- til his death. He travelled for the com pany chiefly in the southern states. He erected the brick building on State street, east side, second north of Court street, and his office when in the coal business was in this building. He was one of the oldest members of the Congregational church, West Haven. He continued his business activity until about two months ago, when he was obliged to give up owing to ill-health, symptoms of heart difficulty having ap- peared. He was thought to be improy- ing, but last evening he failed suddenly. dying in few moments. His wife and most of the members of his family were with him. Medical aid was summoned, but the deceased had passed away. The deceased was attended in his illness by Dr. F. J. Whittemore He leaves to mourn his death his wife and five chill dren, viz, William I. Richards, whose business is in New York city; Mrs. smith, wife of E. T. Smith, residing on Orange street, this city; Mrs. Nettleton, wife of Harry Nettleton. of West Ha- ven, who was formerly of the Consoli- dated road office, now in the brokerage business in this oity;' John E. Richards, in the drug business in Chicago, and Harry v. Richards, real estate dealer on Orange street, this city.
 The funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-26
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-26
RUNAWAY ON sTATE STREET.

Horse Dashes Through Thoroughfare
 About 1 O'Clock, Swinging Sleigh
 About in All Directions.
 About o'clock yesterday afternoon a big sorrel horse hitched to light sleigh came dashing madly up State street from Olive street. No one was in the sleigh at the time and 1t swung about in all directions. The horse continued its run out State street until 1t reached
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
MIehIasn Edueator. b ssssIon

ipsilanti, Mich, narch 8l.--Many
OF tho leading educators OF the state.
members u the Michigan schoOlmas.
tors club. are gathered al tho state
Normal college here for their an.
nual meeting The classified confer.
euco held two sessions today At
which the speakers included PrOfes-
sor Edward W. Clark OF Rip0n col.
logo Miss Mary r. Whitman or
Beaver college, Professor o. W. Ma.
goun OF the University of South ia.
kota, Professor Henry A. Sanders.
OF the University Of Michigan. Pro.
iessor Samuel n. Platnor OF Western
Reserve university and Archibaiu
w. smalley OF Lewis Institute, Chi
cag0
The visiting educators win attend
the dedication OF IA, new science
building OF the normal college tuis
evening and later viii listen 10 a
lecture by Professor John NJ CouI.
ter Of the University OF Chicago. who
viii take a. nis subject, Some PROB.
lens in education, especially relat
Ing 20 the teaching OF science ~ pIl.
mary aud secondary sohO0ls." Iho
general sessions OF the schoolmas.
terB club viii DO continued thrOuFh
tomorrow ana Saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
APPEAL TO coLoeso VOTERS

Hdit0l The Citizen
on last Tuesday evening hand.
uI OF cUlorod mon organized them
solves into "a Citizens Good Govern.
mont club al the suggestion OF some
democratic boss. fur the purpose OF
holp.us ro defeat che republican city
uckot An organization OF this de-.
srrIpUun sprInEng into existence on
the eve 1f nu election has lts political
significance Tor che following Irs.
sons.
Firs BoiuE donated e room free
gratis u the Grant building. whose
agent s ID A Macpherson of the Dem
oCut Publishing company Tor the pur
pose of organizing The man who
called the meeting O. employed by tho
president OF a political organ who 's
seeking T0 defeat the republican tick
ot. and The very name of the organF
latiou sounds very democratic
Colorod voters do not allow your.
selves Co be- caugt mapping in "a dem
ucratic trap.
we are crossing the most critical polat
lu the history OF our career Ia AmorI.
Ca and we cannot an0rd 90 swap
horses ln the nlddle Of stream
Think OF the party OF Abraham Lin
coin that was INSTRUMENTAL 100 taking
y0u out OF tho chains Of slavery and
making you a FREQ man
Who "a the PARTY that at This very
time ls striving with every concoiya
bic means. through schemes OF trick
erJ. trcaohory, 90 rob you of your
franchise thus reducing you back "a
slavery The democratic party
What states 90 Il that are always
sucCossfuI iu passing Jim crow car
law67 Democratic states.
what party is IL that never donuon
cos 'a their party platform lynching8
and bumIngs at the stako7 The dem
ooraiic party.
What party does Senator Tillmau
and Governor Vardamau belong to'
The democratic party
Frederick Douglas one OF tho great
est OF negro leaders has we'll said
that 90 the negro tho republican party
10 the ship, all else 40 sea
We hope those fow nogoos who or
ganircl ln the Gran, building will
tNke heed 10 the remarks OF Frederick
Douglas a. you cannot AFFORD 10 be-
placed on record az a democrat IN
this territory al this time. as state
hood o. practically assured us ia the
near future. and then the great day
% reckoning viii come.
RWV n. JOINS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
Do Meeting Of Teaehsrs.

indianapolis, Ind, March 3D.
Two thousand visiting teachers are
iu the city for the annual meeting OF
the Southern Indiana Teachers As
socladon Ihe formal opening takes
place in Tomlnson hal this even.
ing. superintendent No. =. Monroe OF
Frankfort. who 90 president OF the
association, will call the gathering
90 order aud tho principal address
of the evening Wlil See delivered by
President j. W. Bashf0rd OF OHIO
Wesleyan University The regular
programme OF papers and discus
sIons will be taken mp tomorrow
morning and the sessions will con
tiuuo through tue remainder OF the
Vook Tho names OF many oduoat
ore OF note are on the programme
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
MRS. FRANCIS n CUSTER
THIS wELL.KNowN LADY DIED
THIS MORNING At HER HoME
OK WEST SILVER AVENUE.

Mira Frances y Custerf. OF West
silver avenue. age so years. succumb
Ou fo au acute attack of pneumonia
a. O'Clock this morning after lens
than o weeks Illness Tho disease
started last Saturday afternoon with
slight cold. anu the symptoms Of
pneumonia d.d not appear until Wed.
ucsdny. when she took 20 her bed.
She was an unusually strong woman
fHr her age and 10 ia remarkable that
she should pass away 80 quickly last
evening her condition became critic.
al. and close relatives were notified
a sister. Mrs A. A. IIiIburn. OF Puob
3D. Colo, will arrive tonight A daugh.
Ger. Miss Jeanette Clusters. who 10
living az Middlenolb. Ohio, has been
telouaphod not to come, az the Dis
lance is so great that she would bo
unable iu react here before t.o Wn
oral
The deceased Vas born boo the year
1896. ln Trumhlc county, ohio. she
married Matthias Clusters, who sur
wives her. al Gilman. lll. in 1903. Mr.
. and Mrs Clusters moved to Colorado
. Iu 1873 aud 90 New Mexico and Albu
quorquo in 1889 Prior 10 the time Of
beer death Mrs Clusters was a con
slant attendant at the Methodist
church, but was a member OF no de-
nomination
The funeral will occur either Sun
/ DAY or Monday 10 vii be- held from
/ the residence al the corner OF Silver
avenue and Sixth street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

While crossing the humboldt
chutos. near Moronci. Arizona. Mrs
John R0aovearo. "a young woman and
q bride " e foW weeks. fell hcadlong
iuto an open feed hoe OF tho lime.
stone chut0s Just as tho ore train DO.
low waa being loaded with rock. and
vas CARRIE down Go the iron door.
crushed by toms Of limestone. says a
correspondent writing from Morcnci.
in company with oar and Mrs John
Waters. the young woman and her
husaauf were returning from the sick
bod of isaac Waters to spend the
night az the honuso OF tholr compan.
Ions Upon reaching the top Of the
HUMBOLDT chutos Mrs Roaovoaro
walked too close TO the feed hole and
lost her balance falling into tho
pc of limestone just a. the brakeman
below was drawing the rock into the
car The fall Ia itself was terrible
one hut had IL happened at any other
tmo her chances for recovery would
have been very good. but. falling as
She d'd head FIRST into the moving
rock she wah caught and carrisi
downward and buried alive Tho
screams of her companions startled
tho train crow below aud the door
~ the chute was dropped, but o. was
TOO late
Two men we're lowered into the
chute and With buckets endoavorod
tp uncover the body hut the process
90. H.. ana Dc u.. soon decided
Chat Ono trff.. plan worH ue 90 open
the dDl uI lower tuo booty with the
rock
lu accordance. vtH th.s p'1u Engi
r.er Jackson backed .r .vo cars and
william G0lfr.y opened thD door and
Iat On, ,Jck down After filling one
car and part oft the other the body
CAM. ZOO ..slt voFcd 20 with tons OF
u.a NfH some uuculty % was
CAR uHy taken out, and placed on the
platform 1f the LonpelloW store.
Tho young woman was the sister oil
Nrs William Waters and was onll
20 years of age Ohio was native o
lugand John Rosoyoaro rcturnel
recently from England and brought
lack with him a bride whom hc hal
known since childhood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

ton and quarantine regulations By en-
oihooient health department, smallpox
has been practically stamped out IN
Greater New York. ON the other
hand, the figures show. that there has
been an Increase 10 .ao number of
deaths y tuborculosa from 1885 in
1909. 20 77i9 IN 1903 That Increase ls
quite marked a. lts rate a. about
iouhlo that of the Increase in popu.
la'Iou Notwithstanding that increase
the death rate from an causes dur.
ng 1908 was the lowest during the
last 1903 years.
another interesting annual report
which has recently been published,
s that Of the New York state Board
Of Mediation and Arbitration II
shows that during the hacsl year, end.
Ing September go. 1903. there we're
more strikes. lockou.s and labor trou.
blos 10 general ln New YORK than IN
any previous year. excepting. perhaps
tnc year 1886 Durug the past year
there were IN the aggregate lg2 labor
troubles. Involving 10000 employees
and ln consequence OF the strikes
$500 600 working days were lost Ow.
ing 90 the New York Building Trades
strikes 27O27 iaborcrs were lie and
The aggregate loss of working days
amounted TO i7OI.ls days. eauiva.
lent 20 a toal sum t6.7bA7oll4 IN
wages.
The owuor- of certain property
Ehich che Pennsylvania Railroad com.
pany requires FOR the proposed tun.
oel have been defeated On the courts
and WILL after au. be compelled o.
give up their property ia exchange for
a reasonable compensation, but fai
below the oyorhItant price which
they demanded Greed does not pay
and 10 seems 90 give general aatisfac
t.0n unat the supreme court has de-
ciued ina, tho conditions existing 90
that case bring DC within the opera
ton of tho law OF eminent domain. A
commission appointed by the supreme
court viii determine the real value
0f the land required and stipulat,
what % considers nn equitable com
peraatlon Tor o.
Tho lack OF ONCE space in the
city hall has been the source OF great
Worry 90 the various administration
during the last twenty or twenty
Eve years and owing 90 che steady Co.
crease in the work 90 be- done. "a,
rlamor for more space is becoming
louder every year Several ways
have been suggested 90 remedy "a,
evil. but not one OF the suggestion
| has been acceptable or practical Tn,
recent request OF the borough prosi
/ don't for permission Co cut up the gov
I orn0rs room la the city hall into q
suite of omcCs mas aroused a storm
I OF opposition among the members o
the various historical and patriot,
societies OF the city and whom IN,
question OF deciding upon the Request
came up tor consideration. scores o
Representatives OF those societies
| were ON hand 20 protest against suci
| vandalism. The borough president
recognizing ho-' hopeless % would b,
% urge his request lu the fact OF q,
strong az opposition. 1isyrCctiy with
/ drew bic request
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Concord n. a.. March Jl.-Ihe
democratic state committee 10 "a
session OF the Eagle hotel today.
Chairman H. a. Martin presiding.
The purpose of .ne meeting ls 90 do.
eide upon the time and place for
Holdiug the state convention to elect
delegates 90 tba national convention
at &c. tou.s Views expressed by
rby committeeman ana ether party
leaders attending ,ho meeting lndl.
Gates Btrong Parker sentiment.
though signs ro not lacking that the
Hearst forces have designs on the
state and doubtless will make their
Influence felt before the state con.
vcntiOu meets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Ithaca, N. y. March 3l.--Tho Cor.
nell baseball team lot Ithaca this
monIag for 10 annual southern
trip Tomorrow and Saturday Me
naval cadets viii DO played az An.
napolls. SATURDAY night the club
viii proceed to Atlanta for a series
of games with The Southern League
team OF that city and then 20 Macon
for a game with Mercer college, On
the return home tho Cornell players
will meet the University OF North
Carolina AZ Raleigh, tho University
OF Virginia at Charlottesville and
tho Baltimore Eastern League team
AZ Baltimore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
streel - LOO. ArrLve - NIan

street Fair Actors Arrive Last Night
A dolugo of show people. actors or
iho various attractions OF the South.
..u Carnival company. from remote
parts uf the world, alishtDd from the
Incoming trains last night
From the west came more than
score and from the east came more
than four score. aud the meetings and
greetings Of old acqua.utances nj
.iage and canvas fame were many o.
was a grand reunion OF actors OF
every stripe CLINE. country and M
u0nality Actors from Europe. jug
slors from Japan m.igets from Cor
many and Egyptian dancing girls e.
is very owl iout that the street fair
next week viii excel anything OF the
KIND ever slycu Zoo the Rocky noun.
tain country
Amour .br prominent performers
who arrived last night was Arch.ne
phiIiou. who gracefully doacouds the
spiral tower. "a great feat of but mod.
urn accomplishment And then there
eero luilUU'H m,dsptE, three llulo
ladies' and ono little man. Prince
Ernest Is 10 years Of age is a German
uy birth aud speaks the language nu,
entity Bee talks inteillFently ou tho
current events of The day aud o.
endowed with q liberal amount 90
sparkling wit For instance. ger,
rieman told him this morning that nc
couldn't shoot craps in Albuquerque.
No matters iu keep tho door
closed came the prompt reply. with
this young man are three tiny ladies
beautifully and hastily gowned in The
styles of the day They have a minla.
lure carriage and q pair 90 shetland
ponies They make their appearance
on portable stage HoI with miniature
furniture and are actors uf accom-
plishmout ana CloyomosH
Two bands accompanied the CON
IiuRont which arrived last night One
.s white aud the other is coIored Both
are under the management of Mr.
ReIss George J Sousa and vito ar.
rived from New York lie is manager
NJ tho HIry lanl show. which contains
scenes OF the latest. most important
and most widely read occurrences OF
tho day. Including vivid poductlons OF
the lroquoIs and Baltimore nros.
Edward Green, manager of the Moor.
.sh thuator Mt Green says that n
isn't necessary 10 say a word about
hls show-It speaks Tor Itself
Mr. Johnson and hla beautlscope
parlor. where whole show may be
seen Tor one penny These came with
lihor shows too numerous 20 men.
lion More are expected tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

a Gamers. the otnef said. = wat
my pictures taken with the Indians"
She promptly seated herself between
them. while her friend made ready TO
snap the camera. 10 the undoubtoi
discontinue and no small astonish
mont OF the eastern miss. each 10.
dian promptly ciasped disongaged
arm about the ma,uon'H shapcly
waist She screamed Justify. but
tho Indians held her until the picturb
waa takan an, young lady made a
bolt for the car a. soon AZ she was
released and 10 De- safe 20 say she
won't hear the last OF her expert.
Hnce during the trip The pictures
will mo- doubt be- esteemed Of great
value
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
TO VISIT BOTTOM OF SEA
An Opportunity Of Ea.r wssk.

An Opportunity OF Fair Week.
lf you s.o "a couple of conspicuous
pcpplc--a man wearing chanours
cap and a lady Zoo a large black boz
net with a modelling Iot ostrich plume
riding about The city On a black
automobile labeled Ia gold letters
Deep Sea Divers" they are Captain
and Mrs sarcho. who arrived last
night from NsV York 20 join the
Southern Carnival company
Captain Sarcho has one OF the most
noteworthy feature Of the Southern
Carnival company-s many interesting
shows Ut Is novel on land. a mystery
90 most people. something that every.
body has read about. but mover seen
That's the way the captain tells 10.
Doe a glass tank containing $1,000
gallons OF wa.ar. 10 plain view of the
audience. tho deep sea diver does
the yery thing. the same af % is done
Loo the bottom of the ocean be shown
plainly the dress the action and the
manner Do which The sea diver lu mo I.
oru equipment explores the bottom 90
tho ocean the way the sponge gather.
Dr de8cends to secure choice spongos
and the way the submarine diver
searches wrecked vessels FOR treas.
uro, shows the manner in which he
procuros fresh air. the telephone by
which be- communicates with the
surface aud many other things In.
toreslug to know Captain sarch1
was at one time an attacho OF the
submarine corps OF the United States
navy. and carries an engraved watch
given him for good work done on the
submerged wreck ~ the Maine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
Rugged by an indian.

A nice looking eastern y0ung lady re.
coIyed a somewhat startling surprise
yesterday afternoon 40 the depot
says the Optic she will remember
me San Domingo Indians suo saw IN
laa Vegas Tor some time when No.
4 passenger train was making its ttn.
uor stop crowd as usual were en-.
gagged In banter and barter with tho
blankoted red men two handsome
aborislnes SAT a few inches apart on
the low coping that edges the plat.
form. Two voting ladies' we're the
center OF merry Esug one lad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
DISTRICT COURT
HART AND KING SENTENCED 70
SERVE NINE MoNTHs FOR
STEALING RIDE ON SANTA re
FREIGHT TRAIN.

The court thIs morning sentenced
the two hobos Hart and kim. convict.
cd ~ entering United states bon !.
ed car Co nine months imprisonment
Ia the county Jail Tho defendants
claimed that they found the car door
open and had entered for the purpose
oi stealing a ride. and with no inten,
ton 10 interfere with the govern
mentB property The court stated on
account OF their youth aud possible
future value % societ yhe would bo
lonient and not send them 20 the penl.
tentlary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Woriua Far stamps ~ FnatuWce'
A spocia series OF stamps. com.
momoratlvo oftholoulsIana Purchase
will be- placed on sale a. the AlbdQuor
iue posiofice on April 30 There will
bo I've denominations OF the stamps
one cent. green. with portrait Of
Robert u Livingston, who conducted
the negotiations for the louisiana pur.
chase two cents. red Thomas lof.
fcrson. president Of tho United States
nj the time OF the purchase three
conts. purple James Monroe, special
ambassador 90 France IN tho matter
of the purchase. aud who with Avlng
ston closai the negotiations. i've
cents. blue William dcElnley who
ne president of The United States ap.
proved the acts of congress ohciai.
Isl connecting the United states gov
eminent with the commemorative cy.
position. ten coats brown. United
states map showing distinctly the ter.
r.tory OF She purchase The stamps
viii De Withdrawn from sale after
December Z 1904. A. The same time
: new domestic reply postal card OF
one cent denomination. will Boz 10.
sued 70 will bear The portrait ot The
late General William O. shormao on
'ho message side. and of Genera. Phil
lp % sheridan on The reply side
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
THOs S HUBBEl..
sheriff OF Bernalillo County
NOTICE o. CONSOLIDATE

Nuuc, hereby given than 10 ac.
cprdunco with chap or gg ul the acts
of the legislative assembly OF Che ter
H.J1ry OF New Mexico %. 1908. ana ia
accordance with section 600 OF the
..NIi code uf California, the Santa Re
Pacific Hospital a.t0ciation. q corpor.
alton existing under inc laws oi tho
territory 1f Now Mexico. ana the IS. e..
Hospital association. a corporation
existing under the laws of the state OF
California. d.d heretofore. on the 10Th
DAY OF January by action OF their re-
spoctiye boards OF directors or trus.
tees. assgnfed 20 in writing by three.
'Ourths OF the whole number OF trus-
tees of the Santa 10 Pacific Hospital
association and BY threo.fourthB OF
the whole number OF directors OF the
3 e. Hospita. association. agree and
urtormine upon tho consolidation of
said hospital associations, the consol.
.dauon 20 be known and designated
as SANTA III COAST LIMBS HOsPL
TAI ASSOCIATION and 20 uc organ.
izgd under the laws OF tue state OF
California with its prlncipal place
business az Loo Angeles in said state.
SANTA FE PACIFIC HOSPITAL AS
ISOLATION by a. a. WELLS.
Dos Chairman
Attest
90 HOLTEltHOfF JK.
Secretary
THE q @ HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION,
By A. q WELLS
lts Chairman
Attest.
% uOLIENHOFF &c.
Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
Attest

G. Hughes administrator of the
OItnto OF Hugh Morrow, Dan Carna
ban aad Joe Rogolu three newsboy8
Whs wore killoI by a Santa re train
near Oklahoma city, Okla, = year
ago, 6led suit against the Santa 10
Tor 1000. 10000 Tor each lie The
bsys we're walking down the track
oae night. and q o. alleged ln the
pottli0n that they were struck by the
trsia without due Warning from the
Gag .ueer