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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
Russian Cruiser in Pursuit.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-The Central
News ST. Petersburg correspondent
reports that the Russian auxiliary
cruiser DOnural is in pursuit Of one
British and two Swedish vessels believ-
ed to be carrying five submarines and
seven torpedo boats in sections to
Japan.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
FOR JOINT SENATOR.
O. Adams Of Adams County Nominated
by Democrats.

At the democratic state convention
held in Bellingham the delegates from
Walla Walla. Franklin and Adams
counties nominated =. Adams, of Ritz
vile for joint senator.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
jersey Murderer Hanged.

PATTERSON. y. j.. Aug. 4.-tohn
Lyons was hanged here today for the
murder of John Christian. VINO de-
tected him in an attempted robbery,
four years ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
CATHOLICS ON
SCHOOL TAX
They Ask a Fair Share Of
Public School Funds.
FOR SECULAR INSTRUCTION ONLY
Nh Money to Be Paid for Religious
Observation-Disclosures Passed by
Detroit Convention.
FOR SECULAR INSTRUCTION ONLY

pFTROIT. Aug AT the closing
session Of the American Federation Of
catholic Societies this morning
Number of resolutions were adopted,
including the following on the school
question.
Let no public moneys be paid out
for religious instruction in any school,
lei 4n educational per capital tax be
dsbursed. for results in purely secu-
lar studies only, in our Catholic
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
Chamberlain Reopens Campaign.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Chamberlaln re-
opened his protectionist campaign this
afternoon b yaddressing a huge au-
dience at Welbeck.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
Admiral Walker in Charue.

PANAMA. Aug. 4.-Admiral Walker
today assumed the gOvernOrship of the
Panama canal zone. Major General
Davis will return to the United States.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
National Convention of Teamsters.

CINCINNATI Aug. 4.-The national
convention of teamsters today re-elect-
ed President Shea, of Boston, and Sec
retary and Treasurer Turley, of Chi
cagO, by aCClamatiOn.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
Senator Hoar Is Better.

WORCESTER. Mass. Aug. 4.-Sena-
tor HOar passed a comfortable night
and his condition is improved.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-08-04
PORT ARTHUR MAY SOON FALL
OUTER DEFENSES ARE TAKEN
The Japanese Besieg Force Said Have Three Hundred Big Guns Trained on the
foifcatio and the ToWn-Kwopans Army Still Rreatng Before
kuroki and okuMAados Troops Captured Hal cheng and
Are Still Marching On to Victory.

which another messenger departed for
the Russian capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
What Women Mos, LIKE.

a woman likes 90 ne truly loved and
.U 1o told 500
so. IikDs some mobile honorable
man .1 no thoughtful %. H.r kind and
confederate of beer welfare
Whom woU aud HocomIueIy dressed.
O. quiet notice OF 90 is always 1ppro.
nufsd
a word of prar. i1r nice dinner
ar upper often moro than eomuen.
sates beer iDr ta, worry aud work. OF
preparation
She wants HDr husband mot tu be-
1er supporter buf beer companion. co..
Wondering that DO ls the Kind word
aat often brings her greater bappl
H.s than a new sou of dishes. though
presents lke fhr latter are always
welcome
sh. lIhps 20 Doc made 90 realize that
hr is good Tor sumeIu.ua besides q
mere household drudge.
She I.Eos to bc pottDd occasionally
1ut not In public The little private
nrt names are very dear to Noman's
heart Louisville Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

The holilug up OF the stage proved
to Dee the biggest feature of the day.
coach Carried with @ the flavor %
romance. The manager gave tho sig.
uaI aud the overland came through
came nearer aud the susuenar.
which hlI fallen over tine whole ecnc
Nls delfh.I.a aud yety noticeable
IH down tlr west curve thp overland
came Az 10 came nearer the Indians
bU driver dashed bis horses into a
GAMER and thon into "a gallup The
t1r driver nshod bis horses into "a can.
t'yr and then into gallup Tho hoard
1l nuds made dash for BE- aud down
'be stretch .ney came in q whIrlwind
90. dust a Hmcu OF che rangers au.
na1Iel Iu .hg SCENE nt this luucture
inN fH" popping .f pistols rang thick
and af ruo rds le., tbo stage and
away U.l sllupsI 1Uer the cowboys.
Driving fHUm to thp ems, gate
troop oft Uncle sams cayalr,
dashed up from .ho cas-, and went 90
.oJ pursuit of .ao fleeing Indian.
'u.,.y aU.r NuI,y we're lleat aeb the
battle nt auf UHa TBU iu.
''au were driven on and enc overland
made safe circuit of tbe speed
rlug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

What has become of tho oli.fashloncd
bride who expected, ol course. to 90
DO her own washIree
People may enjoy being married
whom ON their honeymoon. but the
women dout look g.
a bIg house finally becomes a
boaraiuF house. and a business buld.
Ink secs its finish On O. blacksmith
shop
About ail being credItabie some men
gets Is the privilege OF putting up for
membors Of me family who are not
When girls want 90 give a Wedding
nreeca' Ia cnt glass, there is much
auD'8Iuf because they yaut bus a
s..Uo smaller 'nau a salt cellar
% is terribly hard 90 De- cheorfu
when ono is awake at midulght and
every one else in the house ls asleep.
Tho men Rim DO not like 90 go Co "a
woid.ng but 70 seems the one family
occasion when they are afraid 90 re.
bsl
Whenever tho average woman gets
ready to goo anywhere. except 90
ahurch tho oNcItomee. gives her O.
Atch'.on Globe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
MSS GEORGIA KELLOGG.
Now Of Los Angeles. but Formerly
Of Albuquerque.

Nov Of Los Angeles, but Formerly
Of Albuquerque,
a recent issue ul che los Angeles
Herald contained most comnl
msuiart Wriirup af Miss Georgia keI.
.ogg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MarIn
NoIIose. who resided .u thIs city many
years The young lady is also a sIs.
tor of Mrs j D. Elder of this cts.
When tine Citizen representative was
u los Angeles Doe met Prof j. p Du.
puy VINO Us the leader ol thp choir
u tFo jewish synagogue. and he sta.
tod that Miss KeIogg was thy ureauIst
ai that church.
The Horalds article reads as fol.
lows.
one of the nandsomest and most
talented young women who has come
to the coast for many seasons Is Miss
Georgia Kellogg formerly OF New
York and LcIpsIc Miss NeIlOrg is e.
cousin of the great Clara Louise K.l
'uu and has Inherited me musical
talent which has distinguished many
0f zoe members of the Kellogg family
40 very early age the young must
clan displayed great ability as plan.
a' and she wa subsequently placed
under fho best masters This was not
sufficient however Tor she soon
oy.nred "a desire 20 study abroad. and
Der parents sent her to the IeIps'c
Conservatory OF Music Miss KeL
I1ssa brilliant career Goo Loipslc was
.Ho subject of much praise from hu
Instructors Her technique s perfect
her phrasinE excellent and hUr inter.
eastern cities. and finally came to los
Angeles DR. D. r. Particle. of san
Francisco heard her play recently
and under bis management she will
leave soon to play iu concert loo Mex
leo lhu West indies ANA London
which trip win consume about eight
months on her return she win
come once more to los Angeles to Du
i1y "a rest
Miss kcIlosg Us AN artistic aud "a
beauty She ls tall exceptionally
graceful and Possesses tha r1re color.
InE Of clear complexion dl brown
hair, blue eyes aud black lashcs
with these charms sine ihc happy
uaHsCssor 90 much personal magne
tIHm and a captivating manner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
INDIAN fight IN 1904
w WHICH CAPT. GEORGE pErris,
or rHg NEW MEXICAN voLuN.
TEgRs, DO EXCELLENT sen.
VICE.

a contributor 90 the Providence
Journal, in recent Issue gives the
following account or fight between
The First New Mexico Volunteer In.
faniry and several bands Of Indians
ou The Canadian river on November
2a. 1864 in which Captain George m.
Poiiis. who forty years ago. served
as au officer in The First Now Mex.
Too infantry under Colonel exit" Car
son. participated. and dId gallant and
mor.iorious service The correspond.
emit says
Tn the 18Th annual report Of the
bureau oi animal othnolony may be
found an interesting account OF an On.
eleomont with tho Indians ln New
Mexico .n which Captain George ~.
Pcttia then lieutenant. showed con.
arIcuous bravery. while in charge OF
two howitzors. and witch had a. not
beer f1r his GOODNESS of action. would
have resulted probably On the whole
company OF troops being extormlnat.
ga. 70 appears that Colonel Christie.
phor tlslO Carson. tho celebrated In.
dian scout OF the First New Mexican
Infantry. started ont from Fort Bas
com New Mexico. with 1886 volunteers
and i2 Tito lacarIlh and Apache ln.
dians Tor the purpose OF driving out
Che kiowa tribes. including Conan.
gh g and Apachos from the vicinity
~ the Canadian river and Kt Carson
creek Zoo Hutchinson county. Texas
The engagement took place soon ar
for iayhroak November rs. 1864. and
fhC village OF i1G touoos was thrown
into a state of wild excitement. the
troops driving The Indians down hc
Canadian river whore they Joined
three moro u.hpr indian tribes iu
camp Reinforced. they returned and
gave thc troop uch n fff Nrhf that
fhD latter were clad fu retire burn.
.ue tbo Indian yi'laee and capturing
nr destroying most Of their water sup
plies including several hundred buf
f1lD ".F THE troops IUH two allied
one geo indian and four wounded
Tito luItans COST go killed. ana about
$50 wounded or MISSING. besides
Hu-g, ana spring wagon belonging fo
'hg Apache chief Tine Indians fought
'rlre'r a she'll passed through
horse on fuIl run and exploded two
1897 Ibroo hundred yards beyond. while
.ho rider was thrown 20 feet into
'ho aif Two Indians caught each
arm uf fhc rider and rode away amid
y0'lHy from ho administers This
Nustauc. was repeated 90 least 90
times during toe day The Indian
huglnr won't initiate mo bugle calls
fn advance rrIroat and halt by the op.
pls.fo calls with wonderful cNactncss.
TH was probably one ~ the chiefs
nf DO, Apaches. who was known ag @
noted bugIoI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
SANTA &c LODGE NO. 2. g. o. OF,
on MEMORlAM or THE LATE
WILLIAM GlLLETT BITCH, PAST
MASTER or THE ORDER

Tine following resolutions ln me
merriam and respect tu .by Iute VIII
Tam GiIla.t Rt,h. who died az Dots
home 100 EugIc Sew W.NI.9 Sept o.
1900 have ben ad1n.gI hg Santa De-
Lodge $50 2. I %. Cd o.. OFF which hr
Hns % charter member and m HblUh
order ho h'a O. mort honorable and
HIHh position at tho last regular mu.i
ns of thg lodge Doc .l.- c.y
The members OBJ. Santa Co. Iudr,
$50. O. Z @. %. D.. I1 .u sincerity eN.
..nd fl bH Hlfu JuI children their
sympathy boo IUu family bereavement
over .by loss UI husband and father
$50 more can $50 hay. boz. genial com
.anIun-hIu tHu hUur1t of h.s UIse
counsel lbD encouragement. from .ud,
aUsaU'U uHur iu every branch of fhU
order uur lhe inspiration from Dds
commanding presence
"Ihrry .s Icr to us however the
.Iud recollection uf h.s many virtues
1ud Zoo 'nat reelection. vr receive
'urreiui Influence from Jhu ufo and
character ot one who was honorcd anB
beloved throughout tho entire length
ana breadth of DTS Jurisdiction
re was faithful iu everything
throughout his Ifo
Resolved Tina. a copy 1f tnp SIC.
merriam hD sent to hIa family. ana q
copy bp spread upon the records OF
me lodge and also published in tho
SANTA Pc Daily New Mexican
FRED MULLER.
mobile Grand
80 T.. MILLER.
"Vico Grand
a. o. HOGIE.
Secretary
Committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
A STRONG TlCKT.
NOMINATED BY THE REPuBLL
CANS or SAN JUAN COUNTY At
THEIR CONVENTION THE 9th.
ER DAY

The republican county convention
OF San Juan county was held Boz Aztec.
Che county seat the other day. Every
precinct Iu inc county was repre-.
scented and the delegates were en-.
thuaIaatlc and harmonious.
The following ticket WAS placed Iu
the Geld For the legislative council.
subject to the action of tho republican
district convention, Granville Poudlo-
ton.
For the house or Representatives.
subject 90 the action of tho republican
district convention. q. v. Stafford
For county commissioner first dis.
trict M0nclovio ArobuIeta for ooun.
ty commissioner. third district. j. 49,.
stalworihy for shorT j. u. Elmer.
Tor assessor, Frank Hon for treaa-
urer and er-othc.o collector W. r..
williams FOR probate Judge Manuel
Prado Tor probate clerk. n. % scott,
for superintendent of schools. 90. o.
symonds; for surveyor George e.
KentnOr.
George a Thinker was elected chair.
man 90 tho county central committee.
and Or D. q Co0dit secretary 9f ire
committee Wen posted republicans
arc of the opinion hot % part of this
docket win be successful although
san Juan county has heretofore been
irlnsly democratic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

the Chicago platform ana the Albn.
querque platform were adopted. and
also a resolution endorsing the nomi
nation Of senator W "a Andrcws ma n
candidate for delegate.
The following nominations we're
made For representative. Manuel
g. DO Baca. of Cueyo. FOR assessor.
e " GalleEos. OF salado. for treas.
urer Camilo sanchez. Of Colomlas. for
shorlH Jose y Agmlio. of Santa Rosa
Tor commissioners. Pablo Arngon. of
Puerto Dc Luna FIRST district. George
70 smith Of Santa Rosa. second ais.
tricii lose Pablo sa1aoyal third q.
trict for probate judge. Jose San.
choz y SedIilo NJ Puerto de- Luna. Tor
probate clerk Juan D. Clancy. Of Puor.
20 De- Luna for superintendent Of
schools, rairIclo QuIntana. OF Cuervo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

A recent translation of klng Ham.
unrabi's code, written about 1850
years before Christ. gives an insight
into the liio OF the great city of Baby.
Ion at that remote time. and OF the
way in which the excise question was
handled boy lis Legislators
Nearly an the dealers .n wluos and
liquors at that time were women. az
many OF the laws translated from tho
code speak only of women aa sellers
ui drinks Severe measures were Ia
ken against those who adulteratod tho
wines cor mixed them with water. go
na t1 safeguard lbo purity 0f the ar
ucip for ihp use of tho public
Tho harmaIl was held responsible
for dIaoriDr|y scenes or drunkenness
In her premises and death was the
penalty Tor those who dd not de-
noun.c aIi cases OF drunkenness 90
The police Those w0mrn who were
employed Ib tho temples were forbid.
den to enter public hOstolerips under
penalty of death and oven drinking Boz
private was forbidden 10 them.
Special police officers were detailed
for tho enforcement of the excise laws
in ihe city Of Babylon. hat then. as
well as now the officers charged with
tho duty We're Or wo are to believe the
code in question either negligent ln
the performance of thoIr duties or too
willing tO accent hrbes from the bar
maids in tho shape OF drinks or oven
money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

fastened and aa a consequence the red
received a hard fall and came near be-.
ine inmpled ON hy some tagging
riders. iils brother Indians dld not
think much %. 'hr accident. but the
rod. who happened 90 Boz the wrestler.
Julian niisuo on bIe Frank, as he BE-
known among the whites. was badly
hurt and % took him some time 10 re-.
FnVur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

l".an % m Trades display parade
nI fair attractions u limo
1880 p m Tvom.Ie handicap hlcy
e'a race
goo Base ball game Ius Vegas vs.
Santa Fu
500 Horse rapus
l.0u Navajo indian sports
un Carnival opens u down town
district
800 Hrh dive.
$3.50 Conclusion of band contest
EIks theatre.
$500 Dedication of Elks building.
Eks BAN
90 EIbs hau Boz E'ks building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
THE BAND CONTEST

'frum WoInc.Ia Daily Cuzo0l
Ih" band contest Br announced hy
George r. Ioaruard. chairman of the
a.r band committee. VIII take place
mo- 'ho Eiks' opera house tomorrow
i#d. OF O'Clock There win be
.HEo bands o. contestants -tho las
Vegas hand and the two bands ~
NIs city the Flr Regiment and me
7'.un bands a small admission fee
.II Doe charged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
MORA COUNTVS UNTER9lflHD
THEY Pur UP A TICKET FoR The
FALL ELECTION AT THEIR CON.
VENrioN At THE COUNTY SEAT

The democrats of Mo.a county. az
their convention held no Mora tho
other day, nominated the following
Ticket For tho council. sorforno
Martinez. for the house. Rafael Ro
nero, for county commissioner. frat
district Macario GnIleeos. third dis.
trIct sacramento Hnca, for treasurer
and ev.offci0 collector. Frank RIOS
t1r assessor Pedro Pachoc. Tor pro-
bate judge, Luciano Aragon for 500.
pcr.niendcnt of schools. Pedro Ortiz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

First Division Form on west side
Of park, right resting at southwest
corner.
Second Division Form ON east
Side Of First Division. parallel. right
resting ai south side OF park.
Third Division Form on east side
~ the Second Division. parallel right
resting on south side OF park.
Fourth Division Form parallel
With the Third Division right rest.
'ng at south side OF park
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

give me another chcck7 I see you
have s. whole book full.
Mr kidder That d1on1 signify.
dear. I have used up my balance az
che bank
Mrs Klidcr Then why didn't you
give up your check book9 Now ms no
uso Tor vou to tal stories. Joseph
kiddcr o. YOU mean OBJ say ! shant
have amy money why don't you say
500 right out lH man? Boston
Transcript
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

iu tho north meadow we're clustered
O. bunch OF Indians mounted and ap.
par.ut.y uwa.tiHs the approach of tho
siago They puned their cigars and
Che cload of smoke could be plainly
seen rising on Che SIN ala The ten.
sion grew STRONGER as the climax
Toe east safe and rolled down The back
stretch
Pete Durham from the San Juan.
save an exhibition of bronco busting.
which although o. was not go very
strenuous a. Che horse was a gentle
one that only bucks when Die master
wants him to was highly amusing
and pleased tho people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Invitation having been received
from the Territorial Fair association
Tor the National Guard To- take part
iu mo parade Thursday October 18th.
1904 The non commissioned and staff
First Regiment baud. Company y and
Company g. First regiment infantry.
under command Of Major y u. Elder.
viii assemble al the place az rendcz.
ynus and take part
by order. J. BORRAnAfT.E.
Colonel Commanding Rcpimout.
r. T. kKEus Adiutaut
Adiuianl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
Yesterdays FAIR
GROUND EVENTS
INDIAN RELAY RACE - STAGE
HELD Up-sRoNCo BUSTING
INDIAN FRANK INJURED.

lIrIm Thursday Daily CluzouJ
IH. lWu.,mu1n at tho mu grounds
yesterday afternoon varied from am
aut'cFc0D rar. 90 tno holdup OF The
Venerable overland stage coach
TA" attendance Naa 600. as large as
I1wIar hu sufficiently large t1
crowd fUa grand stand aud fov lafo
a'as.. 'uDl Jho Maachaw
ia. 1870 aud "a haIr mile relay race.
JOB which hye NataIo uDru entered.
proved yrp amusing uI exciting
event.
FEU r.u.tH of doc racN wore made
and horses Noa. changed each circuit
rao change of saddles was made n
iron. of tha gmut aaul. where aU
could e and ihb spectators rhoerai
me Indians aa tney HurrglIy switched
rh..r ad'es and brides Tho finish
nHl worry exciting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
OFFICIAL MATTERS
FISH FoR NEW MExico-PEN.
si0Ns GRANTED 49,. PUBLIC
FUNDS RECEIVED.

sloNs GRANTED 49,. PUBLIC
FUNDS RECEIVED.
pr.ouio b. Bpfey has endorsed
tut request ui t.t Territorial game
warden for 100000 rainbow trout Tor
ruc poc1s dyer l25.OU0 of the same
reeir for tbo C1amB and urazos
uF.u ui 500 Iu .to Santa Do res
aryu.r
Arrests Tor Vioiauco OF Game Law.
PAGE b Otoro. territorial same war.
lDu reports three arrests for violating
the game law referring 90 che possess.
sion %. deer our of season Two OF
Che arrests were made hy Deputy Il.
O. Bailey az Victoria. nona Ana coun.
ty and che other one by Deputy O.. ~
GILLIAN al Chamn Rio Arrlba county
Bids for Supplies for Insane Asylum.
The directors uf the New Mexico ln
ane asylum 8f as Vegas. have called
'ar bids for tnp furnishing of supplies
Tor tho maintenance 0f the asvlum
during The cDmIua year. Scaled pr0.
osa's wIl' bo received until Noy s..
1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Somewhere on this earthly planet
lu me dust that hovCr chat De-
In the dew drop In the sunshine.
sleeps a solemn day Tor me
AZ this wakou hour of midnight
: behold % dawn in mist
and ! hear sound of sobblnr
Through tho darkness Hist 0l
nIt'
ln q dim and muaky chamber.
! nm breathing l.io away.
someone draws o curtain softly.
Ana J watch the broadening day.
A. it puppies ln the zenith.
AZ % buEhtens ou thg lawn
There's "a bush of death about me-.
And "a Whisper "Ho is comet"
Henry TImrud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Government chemists arc getting az
'he matter as ln saline properties n
tho streams which are to feed the
Ionto basin reservoir iu Arizona. o.
has thereby been discovered that nine
iy per cont of tho salt of tho Salt river
's derived from Garlic creek aud
hat five pes cent thereof has Doe ORR
gin iu Clhicu creek.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Iowa city Oct IT, Mrs Charles
t'nich has slept without waking for
five days The case has created q
profound sensation On the medical CIR.
clos Of Che State university. and varl.
Gus experiments have been tried 20
awaken her Needles have been
thrust n her muscles On vain. and
as a last cNpedlont Dr Littlg applied
ihe current OF a powerful battery sho
reused slightly answering questions
a8 ono in a hypnotic trance. She re-.
ma'ncl in This condition while the
cWrout wal applied and when % ccas.
ed she dropped again 20 sleep. and q
.f now hoped hypnotic suggestion viii
break her coma.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
JOHN cokaETr AND PARTY HERE
TO TAKE m FAIR.

John w. Coruett and family au,
Miss Josephine ~ Corbott of Noun
a.uar Torrance county and Mrs
puhvcg of Estuncla arrived as
uIsHt via of tho Santa pc Central 3,
Kennedy and Santa W. fh.s morning
90 'ake in tho closing days OF the fair
Mr corhott is republican candidate f1l
probate clerk of Torrance county a
large number of people arrived last
n.eh' from tho country east ol th,
NaulanO mountains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

While in Albuquerque the oIaor day
Jack Butler gave the Daily citizen "a
little story tl perhaps explain away
ibe black and hIuo spots ou hIs big
round face When zoo Flagstaff and
sober enough to work Jack s either a
walter BOO restaurant or o bartender
aud % ls hoped that he wli. pr0lonr
hIs vacation indefinitely Fhrstan
sun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

New York October No. Venice is
being robbed every day of art treas.
ufcs, with tho completely. 10 is said.
of hribod Elyorumpnt officials. bay
after day hargo laden with b0xcdup
marble ornaments and monuments
sail for unknown destinations Many
beautiful marble windows which
once oruamontod historical palaces.
statutes taEon from churches now
closed to worhIpors marble well .u.
closures of byzantine origin medal
lions cul'H NJ arm and columns have
recently Disappeared 1r' 90 ls said
'hcy have boon sh.nuo t1 America
90 a1nrn 'ho palaces of m.u.0uairps