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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-17

r. r. Carpenter, who was nominal
ed by the JOINT convention Of Demo
Gratis and Poprlists at Agra to repre-
sent the Fifth rspresen ative, dist-io
Is a gentleman well known to his con,
stituency as a man Of mimpeach-
able integrity aud honesty Of purpose.
He is a farmer and has been identified
with the interests Of Lincoln county
and the Fifth district for years His
opponent is Frank Prouty, Frank
Greer's protege.
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Only IS hours to St. Louis via the
Frisco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-17

An enthusiastic Mathews club has
been organized at Chandler win
Judge S A. Coedell as chairman.
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sherih "Bill" Grace, Of Pot await.
omie county. is a terror to the wrong
ioer. Since he has been sheriff ne
has almost put the Anti-Horsethief
association out Of business in his
county. he has made Pott. county
50 hot for horsethieves that these
gentlemen give it a wide berth
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o POLITICAL PEN POINTS. c
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Mathews clubs are beng organized
ali over the territory.
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catarrh OF these organs. While
each case presents some minor
difference as to detail, they are all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-17

All have grown tired Of negro COMMA
tion and machine politics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-17
SUFFERED MANY YEARS s.s$$sas"' FEMALE DISEASES
Two Robust Women Who Owe Their Restored Health,
ard Usefulness to Pe-ru-na.
Thankful Women VINO
Have Been Cured bv
DR.. harfmautc Froo Tti

Miss Rnth Emerson, ~ Svca-
more St, Buffalo, y. Y, writes;
- suffered for gw0 yesrs wffh
Ilrregutar and painful nensfrua-
ZION, and Perund cured me win.
IN SIX weeks. cannot feH yon
now grateful I feel Any agency
whjch brings health and strength
20 t1e afflicted Is always a wei
1os1e friend, aud fO-day khe
market Is so filled win useless
iind Injurious medicines fhaf n
IS q pleasure 10 know Of so reIla-
Dlc . remedy as you place before
The public. -
Miss Ruth Emerson.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ALTON BROOKS PARKER,
OF NEW YORK.
VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY eAssAWAY DAVIS,
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
FOR CONGRESS.
FRANK MATTHEWS,
OF GREER COUNTY.
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EoR RrPREswNrArlvI

fnb DIstriet-L. R. CARPENTER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

philadelphia. pa. Sept 29 Toe
nineteenth annual convention of Che
brotherhood 1t ST. Andrew opened in
IU rItt today Al Holy Trinity
church Bishop Tuttlo. presiding bishop
of tho United States. delivered the
charge io tbo convention this morn.
ue The business sessions opened
uIs afternoon ln Horticultural ball
Vino principal speakers we're James A..
Cato. president ol thr brotherhood in
canada. and o. 30 Small. ot Chicago
Bishop Whitaker will preside at the
mHaa meeting f1 hg held it tno ACad.
.my of Music fb.s evening and James
D. HouehteiIug. OF Chicago. founder
0f tbe brotherhood viii bo one of the
speakers Murn interest is manifest
ed u the proceedings tomorrow. when
lno ot ihe .poabor will Doe the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
S. LEWlNSON Furnishes
USER OF TOBACCO
ACCUSES sRLVADo SALVADOR or
spiTrlNC ON MS HEAD

SH mHu I.Vusuu. One nf the rr0.
ur.o.lr 0f fHe Economist dry goods
store was fined Sl iu no'ico court th.H
morning fur striking salya10 Salvador
a stone mason. on tho head with O.
GLASS paper holder
Nr IoN.uson testified chat on Mon
day ho was standing outside hla store
ou Railroad avenue watching some
work COINS 0U ou tbp now Grant build.
us Something struck him 0n fno
head which wa barred lle pat DTS
hand un and found chow of tobacco
sticking .brru llu looked up lnG SAW
Salvador standing above hIm with q
"s.''y sr.n" uf satisfaction on h.a ouuu-
.HnHuUn
Yesterday Salvador entered Nh Low
usun store 600 business and Nr Tow.
us1n accused h.m of splitting oU b.s
GnVIuHHu SD head
Salvador denied fho allegation ana
ieHe1 fhr alligator f0 prove that Doe
sp.t 1u h.s head They paid each o.H.
nr frV nice compliments and Nr
Lrw'usuu handed Salvador % glass pa
peg weight
Salvador exhibited H. wound 90 tde
court which Naa 1f lIu'a consequence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

lIou have boon nlcI iu the office of
, W VayuuIda secretary ot tho tor
riory.
Tho Lawrence Plaster romrany
Tho Iucorr1rafnr. arr Charles Ual
Wheeler Morris a. Brewer and Wal
tor U Wheeler Tho Ohlocfs o' the
concern are To purchase locate.
lease bond or Otherwise acquire,
mines and mining property lo1c
claims placer claims iodc veins amt
deposits of any kind Whatsoever. to
ssIi ur uihorsiac denl In ur fiapoHo
of same ami fo carry on the business
of mining. miIlinR luarrying tumel
.ur and trammug or raIlund.ar. aa
wpll aa buying and selling. uEut.Dr
sampliug. smc'f.ne Treating and rc
ducInr. lead. gold. silver. copper ana
other ores and minerals refining hul
Hon and 0il. manufacturing plaster.
cemont and any and am articles and
commodities whath.yyrr. which can
ho produced from any deposits said
company may own 0r acquire THE
capital stock of tho company iH 81.
2Oo 600. divided 'uo o. 200 sharo %.
/ tho par yaluo of 81 each Tho prIu
clual place of business vII hc Roa
we'll ~ So. branch office being lo
cHfe1 ni Minneapolis. Minnesota Tho
number of directors win ht aIv. and
those who win manage the affairs of
the concern fur tho first three month.
are Norris p Brewer charles 3al
wheeler. Walter U Wheeler. David
81 scrlbucr of Minneapolis and Frcd
g. Hunt aud WCndoli VI Reed of
Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
PROSECUTING STRIKERS.
FOUR ALAmoooRDo STRIKING
MAcHlNisrs BOUND OVER TO
The DISTRICT COURT.

Thp D. ras0 a Northeastern Bnll
way company and thr atr.kUr are
considerably uieIoH,d In tlc uul.
como M hcannR which was bad
before United States Commissioners
shepherd at Aamururlo when upon
conclusion of thD argument hy CON.
sul four strikers wcrn bound over in
tho United States district cuur 0i tha
sixth judicial district n $500 bail
each Tho defendants are Albert Ho
land A. 49, MILES George luesuH
and Iohn NcForuHun. Hnl fhuF arc
charged with uuIavfuny entering into
70 combination and conspiracy t0 inter
Zero with nnI prevent upr nns from
securing unB engaging iu labor for
ihH.r support Thf testimony nlduc
eI a ho tf.a' alleges chat on or Dee
f1ro September 3 John Crausbaw. %
non uui0n hH.lcrualor 'u iho employ
0f tbp Fl pnH0 a. Northeastern Rail-
way company wont f0 Tularraa fo du
some work and ihHi upon h.s arrival
thDro ho was mot hy mo four mon
above mentioned II ui fnnm union
men and who gave crlnshaw q sound
beating Another man who accom-
painted Cnnshsw as q heipcr o. Biso
said t0 have received "a severe heaf
ue Cmnsbaw returned to fhIH u'Br.
and nlo1 me complaint un1u which
fhe preliminary hearing wn ha1 a.
above noted Tho T1 pasI A. Noth
eastern seems t0 be bDh.ul fbo pro-
cordiurs mar'nr tHri c1aa THE
sfrEura aro 1e HuN.UUfIr Awaiting fhl
outcome of tho hearing Ba the RAIN
road company fhH being the nr'
IIme Ih.H paricu'ur question Hns bonr
lu ho territorial courts vs. a Hawk
.Hs appears fnr fh. railway r0mpaHg
and Byron sherry for fbn defendants
AIhrrf Roland was fha only ar.f
gr who could r.se hHlI itr romaIuu.
thr.. being confined ln tHo llI' E
pa.U NtWH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
msoovrRN AND MURPHY
These Two Game Little Fighters viii
Battle 40 the National Athletic Club
Tinipht-Both are in The Pink o.
Condition

Philadelphia. sept 2S tughey"
MoGoyem aud Tommy" Murphy are
loo excellent condition for tbcir six
round bout. which iss lated to bo pull
aB of before tho National Athletic
club tuuIFht Both boxers have finish.
od thcIr training and ar, resting until
called upon J0 enter ihg ring Jo beg.u
fhe.r bltUe. The contest has boon
widely discussed Jurng the last few
Wprhs aud uIg crowd win ho on
hand fo 500 rhc uttlo fellows fight
Thu tVn are regarded as vt.y evenly
matched Motioyern Expresses conf.
deure u Dds ability to put out the
Sew Yorker which Champion Francis
Nou failed to d1. and as Murphy is
also couHdout of tho result there viii
mo- doubt be pretty battle
Sports who intend to witness the
battle are ho,tIug even money on tine
NUunrstDrF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
NEW COMPANIES
FILE PAPERS
TO 90 BUSINESS m ALBuoUER.
que AND IN ROSWELL.

Tho following articles 0f iucorppB.
u1n have heen filed Doc thc office of
D. ~ Reynolds secretary OF tho for
r.tnry
Tbo Southwestern Electric Con.
sIructIou company Tho nc1rp1mtar
arc H1ledck stoyer Bor. Moe and A.
ID Coleman of Albuquerque Tho OH
lccfs ol thu concern Is to Deal in e.oc
trIcal supplies Of every description iu
c1ntrac. f0r and construct telegraph.
telephone and electric traction limos.
t0 huy and con stocks and bonds and
Iu hot to conduct the business in thn
Same way as wouId O. natural person
The capita. stock 0f tae company %
$4,000. divided into CD0 shares of "a
par vurp 0f $50 .ach The number of
directors win bo three and those who
viii manage me affairs OF the coucom
for the first ahree months are Roior
'ok st0yer. nsr Moe ana a ID Cole.
man The term of existence % fDr
fny yoau tho principal place N busi.
ness being Albuquerque
Plaster Company.
The following arilclou ~ incorpora.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
TEN MILLIONS HAVE
SEEN WORLDS FAIR
CONSTANTLY INCREASING At.
TENDANCE ArTEsrs THE sue.
CESS or THE UNIVERSAL EXPO.
SITlON At ST. LOUIS.

S. Louis. Sept 2s THAT mo world ds
.aIr .s hugo success IH atestei by
he constantly ucfeasiug attendance
From week. tD week Che number ui adj
missions s growing larecr From now
until near the close 0f tho exposition
and that is three months hence-it
s expected that thg attendance viii
average "a million week.
Already lUO0Uu0o people have y.sIt
so tas IaIr thousands have been
U0upuuus their visits until thc au.
mmn weather. which .s now here boz
delightful GOODNESS
Tho official figures showing the at
tendance Tor each week. since che op,
rnIne. oNreutue che week Cnd.ns Sep.
.Dmher DOB. l0- which the figures are
noe available at This vrtns are a8
allows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

Tho Canada Atlantic runs from Parry
sound ou Georgian bay a1d connects
ath th, Grand Trunk or Cotcau Gross
us. st Lawrence river and also m8kos
connection with tho Vermont Central
Boston o. Naug Delaware a. Hudson
aud Rutland railways boo thc United
sIatoa The effect uf thIH addition
win hc to consolidate tho Grand TruuK
system. especially iu its capacities for
hardiug Grand Trunk trade from thc
west 90 VIII also E.ve ihe Grand
Trunk q direct route from Montreal Co
GtUfs.uu bay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

ON tbo Same evening Monday last
tho regular republicans held "a rally
at which there were hundreds of per
SONS present and which filled che
nrro uuffaio hall to oyorflawinr A.
iria meeting several FORMER leaders
0, tbc independent and union parties
which have existed Zoo San Miguel
county for SOME years declared their
allegiance tn tho regular republican
n1rv and Joined them then and
fhrra This moeing was very large
anf enthusiastic ana Mr. Oriz is of
u. opinion chat The rCgular ropubli.
cams arr cure of San Miguel county
Gov 'hc delegate. legislative and coun.
r Ucntfs b, a least GOO majority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
THAT Las VEGAS CONVENTION.
m WAS q SMALL CROWD or
soREHEAo DOODLE HUNTERS.

FROM tho New Mexican
ma Ortiz. assessor uf this county
rcturpcd last might from las Vegas,
whore ho had been for tho past Two
bays on a visit 30 hls father who ia
81 years of aRo and quite feeble
Mr ortiz states that ho was pros
.lnt a8 spectator at the meeting of
'he so.caIlol independent republicans
presided over by Margar.to Romero
held ln las Vegas on last Monday.
By actual count thore were 5i men
present among them several demo
ciats who had never voted The repub.
.lCan Ticket There were no rosolu-
ions introduced or passed there nom
mating or endorsing Delegate B q.
Rodoy as the independent republican
candidate for delegate Ia hls opin.
on. tho MarsariJo Romero indopond.
'snt republican movement Do fail
ire. AZ iar as q aapplles 20 the Rodoy
'iomlnati0n movement and win not
amount 20 much even n persisted ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
How n Ralned

Tho lns Vegas Optic says that las
Vegas was treated to summers
shower ou Tuesday Albuquerque and
.H. surrounding country was treated
to @ "way dosu east rain last nlght
and today
DO began falling about m.dulRh, and
continued until noon today % is
ull cloudy an dthroalou'ug re
ports from the south are to the ef-
act Thar tho heaviest rain of enc sea.
SON f.'i between Rncou and Ei puso
H.| uIeht Seven mI..a of track Is
reported washed out on the Roo
Grando division aud telegraph Commu.
nicauon Do emo on Train no 90 She
train from El paso due here at $40
ih.s morning. has been aunuIiol.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

Fargo N 70 H0pf 20 Several ban.
fr.i delegates Brd t.H1rf Hra here
fuT the anrml convention lf fho state
organization 0f thr WomaHF Temper
anrr Jr.oH. which w.n bc 'n session
here during .ae nest fcw days. rhe
convention prom eos D ba the most
notable over bold Hy tha organization
Iu fhH state Tt1 scheduled speakers
.HCrIa thc national preHIdeut. MH j..
40 N stevens of Ma.na. ana Misa can.
ua Gordon the VICE president 0f the
national organization
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
cenl--butsa - an II -.

God was sln1 fU make -ho mountains.
And Ih. valleys and fHr h.''a.
FJt ih. 'HIuet n 'be pie house
And hH sugar .n the pills.
Uood fo r.Yr us Albuquerque.
win Ifs sunshine and Iia smiles
Pretty women bowers aud shade trees.
And lhr Rod Stan and his Wllos
Good iu give w alI "a fair week..
BRINGING people uoaf and lar.
Whore rich hnd p00T llWly. meek,
Como by thousands. ear oD car
nost fair bon tho ueat southwest
You wont miss % DOME you think.
For. remember eos enc best
This without "a blink or wins
D. O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

savannah. Ca. Sept l9 puru8nt
fo thg resent order of Governor Ter
ron "a trial hy court martial was begun
here today of all the state militia of
dCDrs save one who were Iu command
of che troops lf stalgsbrrOueh at the
time mo mob disarmod tho militia and
muruoI tho uoErDos Roid and Cato
Owing tD ho issues involved tbo trial
promises tu attract more attention
than any proceeding of tine kind that
mas takpn place in this section iu
many years The presiding officer iR
col clifford J. Anderson. of Atlanta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
ADVERTISING CAR At GALLUP
GALLUP PEOPLE PLEASED WITH
BILLY BERRYs ENTERTAIN.
MENT.

Tho Albuquerque adygrIsue ear un.
dor Jho management of Billy Berry ar
rived here yesterday aud last evening
gave fho.r entertainment in connec.
zion with tbr baseball to0m The
lance and entertainment was au Inn
wumpu affair as the boys were OK.
pocUne .o give @ nice dance and had
they been advised earlier so 20 could
have boon advertised tho house would
have been packed WlIy Berry has
"a hrat clBFa orchestra and furnished
tbt bost dance music we have had for
some time 70 they can got the con.
sent of tho fair association thoy have
promised to stop On their way back
and give anulher dance The boys arc
anxious to have thIs entertainment az
wen uajrouIked as possible, as % ls
Jbe only means thDy wIli have oi rails
lus any expense money for the trip 90
Albuquerque tor thy ball tournament
rhD ball team has entered the tourua.
mcut and expect tO win some 0f the
big money. and If they are fortunate
enough to rpt Berry and hIs orchestrr
f0r another dance everybody should
avail themselves of the opportunity
of having a good time aud helping the
boys out Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
DISTRICT COURT
WILLIAM MCINTOSH SUIT IN PRO.
OREs5

Tho fHHr. court aa. engaged
yesterday 800 hearing argument 0n Hr
raae af william Mcintosh Hrl.Hef 81.
Nom.r0 auI th. rammIs .1H.rf uf tHe
ChH. land grant, m. brought t0
rnIo.H tH. defendants from rHuMr
timber from certain lands claimed by
thn p.aIHNn Tho defendants claim
fha' Ila aHis upon which t1e Imuri
H being uui belongs Iu fft common
Iuul1 Of Ihe eaut
The difficulty arises out off tbe termf
~ "a decree rendered Iu fhD district
court some tHu years ago .u which the
commits .OnerE 1f rhD grant undertook
fp quiet fho t.t'o 0f the lands of the
grant and iu which the lands claimed
hy Mcintosh arc described 'n ouch "a
manner hs t0 leave q doubt nH t1 what
tho description meluH Tho language
as lo tbe northeast and south HouuIaY
JOS iD thai decree De- "the SUBMITS OF
the mouutalns followed by tho Span.
lsb word "CuchIIlaa" m brackets. aud
fhe EeH boundary ho.nF uncertain
The p.aInun produced several sur
Fryor who testified chat tbo Cuchniaa
Were the Top of o. VOL defined ridge ON
both slides of tho valley making tba
tract about a milo and n half Wide
while tho surveyor for tho defendant
says me- CuchIIas are tho nrat rises
un me land 0u each side 0f me valley.
making the tract a very narrow ono
and cutting ont ali Tho tlmberod lands
ana the area down to about onehfth
of the plaiutsTs claim The defense
aIao ondosyorod to ahog what was
contemplated by the decree .n the for
mcr case by going into the nature of
ths proobeiInrs iu that case and tho
claims of Moiutoahs grantors fhereun.
der The argument 10 sill Droceed.
lnE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

T1Ha Sept 80 Unofficial esumat.s
place Ho number 0f ..rE md wounded
Japanese soldiers under treatment lu
Japan at $4,000 The military hos
pitfalls at Toxic. Osaka aHI Hiroshima
contain 10000 each NIuo thousand
have r.Dnv .rgd sufficiently t1 bo aoHt
tl mountain and holiih resorts The
system of handling and treating the
HIcE and wounded Is working splendid.
ly and tbe death ratio Is exceptionally
small
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
osrnan Na.aI omeIaI Arrs.tsa.

Berlin Sept 3O.--liew Barkmeyor
chief of the confidential bureau of tho
Germhnla ship building works "a Kiol,
has been arrested az the Instance 0f
tho directors for irregularities Iu hIs
acta Tho directors positively affirm
that Herr Barkmeyofs arrest aas not
made as the result Of the charges that
be- had sold military secrets. aa was
reported ln the un.tod States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
OFFICIAL MATTERS
PUBLIC FUNDS RscEivGo-oeLE.
GATES TO TeANs.mlssisslPPl
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.

A post office hls baen established
40 Rcd Cloud. Valencia county to he
served from MounniDaIr c.Eht ml'oF
to tho north Jose ID. NaIIoi0s was ap
pointed post master
Public Funds Resolved
The following public funds have
been received 10y Territorial Treasur
or j. 70 Vaughn
Donald Stewart. treasurer and col
lec.or for Quay county taxes tor 1908
gll38o.
No. O Bursum superintendent of
the Territorial pDnltentinry conyIc8
earnings $500
Delegates 60 the Trans Mississippi
Commercial Congress
Governor O'orl has appointed th,
twenty delegate from NDw McyicJ
60 the Trans Mississippi Commercial
congress-. which viii ho hold lu Con
yeulon hall So touIs. on tho 25u
day oi October Those who w'Il rCpro
sont Now Mexico at tho couErOF are
Frank Springer Jacob Gross q +
Vert las Vegas G.. + Gavin. W G.
Wr.gley g. NJ uayup. Ration fhpma.
o.. Jgnls. Thomas j. CWuu. hlbu
lurrQuc. a. j palm Santa Fp " j
Hagtrmau W. a Atkinson Roswell.
49, % walton. Silver CITY, 4. D. Cor
hott upminE D. % Cameron A N
Pratt Carlsbad. Joe pcwr. Aztec
Luther Foster MosilIa Park pun %
Eodg.e IordshurF w 20 Buchor
HUHhoro Martin iuhman lus Cru
COS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

yoknhoma. Sept 2S-Iafcadio
Ucan. wor known author died at To.
tIo. September 26. of heart trouble
Uis funeral win take place ON sentcm
bor 80 General roerot Is Expressed
among tho Japanese 1 tho death of
Mr. UOarn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

aucr Mcu and Business from Law.
yers Point of View, smiley M Cham
boris. indianapolis Underwriting
from Supervisors standpoint, super
vision from an Underwater Stand.
.a.nU iamrs 81 Barry ians.uH
N.,n., rh, CONFEDERATION Hazard
s. U focsDtt. Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
u 10 canada AlIanlIe.

ottawa. Ont. Sept 30 lu dominion
railroad circles much interest ia mabi
Tested in the halfycarly meeting ot the
Grand Trunk railway n London to-day.
as O. o. expected that action win be-
taken whereby the Grand Trunk viii
acquire the Canada Atlantic railway
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01
senator Hoar Uneon1oIou1-

Worcester Sept 2S -Thorc was nn
change in tho condition 1i Senator
H0ar during fhe night HC has re-.
malned unconscious for more than
twouty.four hours sleeping most of
She time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

Chicago. Sept 29.-At tho sessions
of this. the concluding day of the an.
nual convention OF the Fire undorwrit.
ers association of the northwest tho
following papers were read. "lnsur-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

New YORK sept 2S Judge Parker
and former Senator David ~ Hil
were In conference today in tho
judges apartments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

a feature of the ART eXhibt OF the
Argentine republic at tho worlds fair,
the hrst ever made hy that govern.
mont at an exposition is the beautiful
Arrangement of the statuary iu tao
sculpture court of the art palace The
cenira piece o. large plaster group
sinners. by NogoIio Yruuia, the
won SHOWN Argentine sculpture Ar.
olnd 90 are aulsticdly grouped the
other statues hy Mateo Alonzo Lucio
Correa Morales aud Arturo prosC0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-01

A military s. 81 C. A tent has been
Installed near tho Model camp for y.s.
tIue military organizations 1t the
worlds uIr Services are held every
sunday ana q library Tor lhe use of
thy soldiers Is maintained