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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-26

The following is Judge Parker's letter Of
acceptance, which was given out for pub
LEGATION to-day:
To the Hon Champ CLARK and others, Com
miftee, dc:
GENTLEMEN: In my response to your
committee, at the formal notification pro-
ceedings, referred to some matters not
mentioned in this letter. | desire that
these be considered as incorporated herein
and regret that lack Of space prevents
specific reference to them all. I wish here,
however, again to refer to my views there
expressed az to the gold standard, to de-
clare again my unqualified belief in said
standard, and to express my appreciation
of the action Of the convention in reply to
my communication upon that subject.
Grave public questions are pressing
for decision. The Democratic party ap-
peals to the people with confidence that
its position on these questions will be sc-
cepted and Endorsed at the polls. While
the issues involved are numerous, some
stand forth preeminent in the public mind.
Among these are-tariff reform, imperial
ism, economical administration and hon.
esty in the public service. shall briefly
consider these and some others within
the necessarily prescribed limits Of this
letter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-26
Reiterates His Belief In the
Gold Standard.
ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
ConstitutionaIism vs.. Imperialism
Vital Issue.

II Involves, He Says, O Decision whether
the Law or Individual Caprice Shall
Goyern-TariT Reform Never Greater
Necessity Than Now-Fayors Recipro.
city-WouId Promise Filipinos indie
bic OF It-Equai Protection OF the
Laws for Ail-Panama Canal should
tie Pressed to (omplctton-Acce1fs
the Administrators Challenge and
Order and Favor a Service Pension
Law-EconOmy and Retrencsnent In
Government Expenditures Demanded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-26

Gen. Gripenberg is 90 years old. He dis
tinguished himself in the Polish insurrec-
ton of 1893 and in the Turkestan campaign
in 1S67-6s. He commanded the Moscow
Guards in the Russo Turkish war.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
BIG ENGINE OVERTURNED.
gNo,NEER AND FIREMAN HAVE
NARROW CALL. BUT COME orr
WITHOUT INJURY.

Yesterday afternoon Engineer bon
bins and Fireman reynolds OF the 81
raso-NorihOanun switch engine a.
santa re had a narrow escape. says
he Herald The crew we're running
switch engine No over the "levee
track with a string OF cars Tor the
santa Pc. when ,he engine ran
through q spit sw zen. and. running
lut on the en- ankment. turned over
1n ito side ana buried the driving
wheels on the under side In the sand
tho engineer and fireman Jumped
and got on without serious injury.
although they we're badly shaken up
To- jumping Tho engine weighs about
a hundred and nuy tons ana was too
heavy Tor the wrecnng crew AZ the
eompanys local shops 40 this point
to replace and Master car Hunder
iiorchcruing Of tho q. a.. was called
upon he % now working 20 raise
o. Three cars were pulled on tho
track by the engine, but those have
been replaced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
SANTA re IN CON.
troll OF the PASS
rs SAID TO HAVE WON OUT OVER
SOUTHERN PACIFIC m ARL
IONA.

it appears that .notwitnttandine
the efforts rec uuy mace by Epos
Ranuolph and associates 90 gee Goa
troll of the pass between koivln and
hrhyy.llo tor inc Arizona A. eastern.
which is said Co ho "a Southern ga.
ciic company that the Phoenix a.
Eastern people, who are really the
Santa PC people nave beat tue south
orn Pacific 90 tho game aud now have
coniroi of the pass. says the 90 paao
herald
Passengers coming into 90 paso
from that section state that tho sym.
pathy OF tho people boz the move Ia
win tns santa Fo. Iha Boz said to
Uc Cue to che faci that. while tha
Slb.hDw Pacific engineers have has
choir eye on the pass f0r number
0I years. they have failed To- make
any use OF 10 until they found tsst
some 0thes company w..ntcd 10 anf
since then they have been making
.rcr} "uort to a,cr tho santa De- ONT
OFF The held.
The Santa Ic now appears Co to .u
control of the pass. aud uuieas tao
court az Florence. before which the
case Do now pending. decides adverse
49, 60 % interests q viii mold the
pass
The report that serious trouble had
occurred between the gradluE outnta
oi the two roads 10 not credited here
among tnoae interested in the move
Ihoy claim % Is not a ught among tnr
individuals, hut hght between tha
two companies Richard Capios.
whose grading out. was recently 81.
cured hy the Arizona A Eastern. goo
speaking of the auair. says;
u have just returned 10 E pas0
from the east and have had hut little
time 90 and out What Is going on out
west. and the latest news have b.
what I noticed 10 the papers How.
ever % is altogether probable that
should our outnt nave got 10 a mix
up with the santa Re graders We
would have been advised at once ana
. hardly think mat there has boon
"a scrap OF any Kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

United states they win return % the
Jr.nt at the expense OF our own
government
We have great respect Tor the
strowfLoss of thoYanEoo race and Tor
tEt sup ri0r civilization OF the United
states over any other country in the
world hut % does look 10 us that in
fhe case OF The chinese exclusion
aet Che heather Chinese has an che
beet ON ua An the thrifty gentleman
who has made a stake in Mexico has
io DO when DO gets roaay % nay a
visit to hls native lanu. ls t1 send hls
money homo and deliberately walk
across tho llup into tho United States
where ho viii ue tason in charge ui
Dy one of uur officers and aitor nav
ins trial o. rnt 20 China and uurlo
Sam b pays enc freight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
SANTA IF NOTES

Miss Grace Kennedy 10 seriously 90
90 her homo 90 Miss NcQuaulos on
Upper Palace avenue. with an attack
OF perltonlts
" slaughter. who has been aD.
pointed innItor OF tho New Mexico
building az the Louisiana Purchase
exposition al So Louis. expects TO
leave Boo a few days tor the Mound
city TO assume the duties OF the
place.
Mrs Hubbard ai Boston. Massachu.
scttH. Is expected 90 arrive in the cry
60 spenu che simmer with her dough.
ter Miss Anna u. Hubbard. who IS a
sol0uuer at the sunmount TENT city
and has spent the winter here.
An epidemic OF diphtheria Is report
cd to De raging at Pona' nlnnca aud
Two deaths have occurred thus tar.
There have boen a number OF cases
nt San lidofonso. hut they are now
ln the decrease
Dr. and Mrs. l.. .. Chamberlain and
Miss Dora sanford of Topeka arrived
In the city and will De the guests Df
Mr. and Mrs. g. v stafford for tea
DAYS, after which Dr. ana Mrs. Cham.
herlaln will continue their Journey 20
California and Miss sanord viii visit
other parts OF the territory rho doc
toT 10 a cousin OF Mr. Sanoru ami Miss
Stafford Is his sister
superintendent Clinton j Crandau
returned from a trip 20 tho pueblos
oi Tosuuue and Nance. Ho reports
that the Mamie and Tesuquo rivers
are dry, and as there Us no snow in
the mountains where these streams
have their source. the prospects tor
water for irrigation purposes during
tne coming season are very poor
There Is plenty OF water. however. IN
the Rio Grande around Santa Clara
and san ildofons0 Fruit trees On the
RIO Grando valley are in mn bloom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

sordo will BE- advanced from re
third to the second class. The third
'laaa oflces Of the territory at pre-.
enc rank as follows. Alamogordo. sii.
YER City, Carlsbad Domlng Gallup.
las Cruces. clayton. Porialos. TIA.
nmCari. 8oc0rro and Springer dur.
tug the laat three months twelve new
1oatodlcoa have been established On
New Mexico. one ro.ostabushod. Ea.
icy. socOffD county. and ten abolish.
si while one Extar. linton county.
mad 'ta name changed 10 valley. The
new postomccs established are, san
luan county pondloton and Crystal:
Roosevelt county. ArcL and Langlon,
ptero county. Avis. san Miguel coun.
~. Corazon: sanaoval county, Ia.
IAN. Lincoln county. Mcok: Quay
county. Moore. Valencia couEsy. pro
ereso. Taos county. Taipa. The post.
ofhcos discontinued are. San Miguel
county. Cahra guallou. hot Springs
and Iardln. Luna county. Cybar. Der.
nalillo county. Escobosa. Grant coun.
g. Georgetown; iona Ana. Modoc;
Valencia county. Valencia. Collar
county. Vandorilas SocoffO county
leads with the number OF poutomcoa
gs. ,do arrIha anb San Miguel coun.
ties each have 26 posiomcos and then
come the other counties Ia the follow.
ing order Valencla 20; lincoln and
ffr.rt --.N "a. ffafFnw o. W~ar ga
onion each ~: santa Re. San Juan
ana saudoval each nc. Mora rs. Dona
ANA "a; Sierra. Leonard Wood and
Bornallllo each ~; Otero ~; McKin.
loy no: Chavos. Eddy ana Luna each
q and Quay and Roosevelt each z.
The following states and territories
have fowor postcmcos tam New Mex.
.co Wyomine $50. Utah $50: Arizona
POD. Nevada is6. Rhode Island 1877;
Delaware i5i. Alasks los await %;
Porto Rico gt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
BACK BROKEN BUT STILL LIVES
AN AGED BUT DRUNKEN MEXL
CAN STRUCK ~ rRp .SHr
NEAR ALEXANDRA.

with his hack crushed into Jelly.
an aged Mexican. whose name could
net BE- learned, is now lying in the
womans cell at the county iall await
ING the inevitable. says the phl enix
Gazette. be was struck By the Santa
Fo freight train one mile north or
Aihamhra. wnero he had evidently
i--iien asleep ON the track u o.
probable that liquor was the cause %
me accident. az the old man was dead
drunk. and by bis side was an empty
bottle that had once contained wine.
q quart bottle % claret and bottle
OF whisky
When tho engineer saw him the
train was moving too fast to be- stop.
ped IN time The cowcRtcher caught
him in the middle of tho uack. cruah.
Ing the spinal column and breaking
his ribs. almost pulyerl4ng the b0.es.
he was picked pp by Conductor W. J.,
Wallen and brought % Phoenix. the
sheriua 0ihco was notified anu the
county physician called in Or
OConnor stated that there was no
hope for the man. but gave hin, some.
thing 10 case the pain
Ia spite az the TACT that his hack
was broken. the old man Was snoF.
Ing heavily AZ a late hour last night.
and unless known 40 ono would auB.
poet that he was IN a dying condition
Nothing was found on bis person by
which he could bo idenuned Only the
three BOTTLES and a few cigarette pa
pera heing secured BY the ofIicers who
tried 20 identity him. 20 that his Fela.
tiyea might be notlhed. ne IL prob.
ably niaty years old. small ana woaz
ened The iAci that ne mad on new
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

Miss Hattie Jones writes from
Franklin. Ohio. concerning the whore.
aboutH OF her brother. l.. A. Jones.
who left home Tor las Vegas the 18Th
of last February says the Optic. Hls
family heard from him once aud since
have been unable 10 learn OF his
whereabouts. Re has a wife and nvo
children. Mr. Jcnea was Ia very poor
health and his family Is decidedly un
easy ST. Jones Is a Pythi,-n. hut
as far as known ala not make tho
acquaintance 81 any Of the lodge mem.
hers here A letter was received by
the postmaster today and turned over
20 Saul R0sonthAl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
PROSECUTION IS BEING MADE.
TRIAL or BRUCE JONES FoR
MURDER IS m PROGRESS At
LAS VEGAS.

The Bruce Jones murder trial is
progressing 900 las vegas and con.
siderable Cyidcnco has been heard.
Jones Wucd Ernest sowou ln Hin.
burns saloon. near Alamogordo. on
May 5 last ana the ease was brouEbt
90 Las vogas tor trial on a change
of venue.
a Jury was not secured lu the case
900 noon Wednesday and the after
nuon was occupied win the taking
of evidence for the prosecution.
Dr D. n 0ilbor, was tho nrst wit
ness Wednesday Dr Gilbert was
called by the corJnors jury 90 make
an examination of the body of Ernest
SowoIl, whom Jones klIled GO Alamo.
Eordo. bee says be- found q bullet
wound passing boz al tho back of the
chest. 90 thc len of the spine passing
through The eighth rib. cutting two.
thirds of tho rb la two. aud thence
upWarur 0ulwards ANA forward and
through che lower and hack portion
of ihe left uus cutting ihe lower blif
of me second rIb behind the central
caibrC, causing deutn.
Jesse 70 sowoil. brother of the de.
ceased was the second witness BE
was called 10 give a description of
his brother ana 90 prove corpus de.
ucti
shcun Hunter WAS noxt no tesu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

some base bail enthusiasts we're
here last week attempting 10 arrange
with W X. Fowler for the formation
of southwestern base bail league
which viii embrace IA Paao, Albu.
Quorquo Tucson, Doming, clinton.
silver CITY. Fort nayard ana other
smaller places, Tho agreement viii
be- tho playing or no professionals
ana no men who have been residents
OF town lees than ninety days.
Preparations for the formation of
such a league are already boing made
and u 10 hoped .hat Il win prove q
sncces0 silver city Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
MIS- NELLIE D. POTTER
HER DEATH EARLY THIS MORN
INC AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
WITH PNEUMONIA

This morning cen minutes before 3
vloch Miss Nollo ~ Potter. one of
10 Potter ieIcs. photographers on
900 avenue. su.oum0od to au acute
l.c of pneumonia. after having been
ek ony since ust Thursday
Mise Potter was .l.a in Muaksgan.
Nich Accompanied uy DER parents
,Di q sister she came 20 Albuquerque
10 Oct9bgr a year ago. Two wcuks
prior 90 her death Jbo deceased took
D aiiFht cold ON inuruiay cf last
,,,k She feIt acute pains about tho
ara rae symptoms OF pneumonia
HIi0Wsd ami until saturday tuo ais.
$40 Increased in violence. then there
tsa a change for the better. and up
unn hast evening tho chances of her
ultima recovery were good. Al .
% ciock l,st night there was pcrcep.
uuo change in her breathing. and
fr1m that time on nothing could check
'h' disease aud her IunFa gradually
hceame SOLID
Miss Potter was . member of the
CONGREGATIONAL chur, ana teacher
If primary class in me Congrvga.
onA. Sunday school
The romaina wlu 300 taken 90 Los
Angeles Tor intCfcmnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

that be- was called % Hilburn'n
loon on the morning o. the Sth OF
ly between and o'clock. and
'und Ernest soweii the deceased.
log on his stomach on the ground
l'aido the saloon. ne said no found
sIaahootar with the muzzlo sticking
70 the ground near uy the dead man.
dead man clothes and gun were
laced N evidence.
court adjourned no 800 20 attend
ae funeral of Fred o. Wyuo. a guest
g Prosecuting Attorney Llowcllyu.
no died tho previous night rather
ileniY. hnvinr had hcmmornaRe
I the lungs
a nisht session was Hold Wodncs.
Jag niaht c.u-. % clock. Ur.
HD.rt was aNr TOE Information
"a .O the wound ana cause oft doal.
Low Hlicy and Con'ougo we're
arh pui on the stand they testified
sac ihoy had been with the deceased
Iu The nisht OF May q. that they
I1d lOft nilburna sl.Uon and he'd
artod 60 drive 90 town. that the do.
aased had zoo oui o. the wagon 20
q down. insisting ,hat be- did not
GO Welt a. ho wauld not como with
nCm they Tee hrm stay and sleep
ln what ao had drunk. nrst search.
ns him tor valuablcs go bo would
not ho rouboi ~ Iouun. Tho object
q. their testimony was TO prove that
I" was unarm,d when Do returned 90
.bo saloon.
Other witnesses .or the prosecution
re being heard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
NEW MEXICO POSTOFFICFS
" HAS moRs THAN THE STATES
o. UTAH. WYomiNo, DELLA.
WARE or RHODE ISLAND.

rhcro we're $3.50 poatoncgs lu New
icAiru ON March i5i90i On June 30.
zoos there were 3sI. the year proceed.
ns $685. ln 1901 there were $3.50. tho
ear before TAT 822, In 1853. 3l2. 10
.sos. $40, and in 1897 20i There are
800 money order Offices Do the terri.
ur} 40 prelont lnoro are Eve sec.
lnd class 1nicos with rank AZ FOL.
oWs Albuquerque Las Vegas. Santa
Pc. Roswell and Ration This rank
F.ll not Dee disturbed by the rating
which viii be given these Offices on
March On 81 this year except that
boswell viii pass Santa Fe Alamo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

From the Sun.
u 8 c0Tuoy uuI Cmr. Sab.
|'t have gone to Cave Crock 90 look
i''er their brands Vt sheen 'n That 80.
calIty
Mis Hush o.. Campbell ana obl.
ireu returned homo ihis week from
Los Angeles. where they have been
pending mo winter
s u Boasloy came up from the
lower country Saturday. and says the
has'ey hand OF sheep rs nov on the
way 90 tho mountain range. and viii
ho the first 10 return 90 the forest re.
ioryc.
laca Arnold Is a successful hunter
~ the smaller animals that trouble the
ranchor Monday be- brought IN
eighteen coyote skins. five wolf hides
ana eight wild cat skins which ac
turned over 20 me board OF suporvis.
Drs and received the bounty
Mrs ~ Wilson who has been suf
ierlng Tor more than two months with
typhoid fever followed by congestion
90 ne brain is now slowly recovering
hut % not aala 10 sit up yet. Her
adopted son hurt his ankle a few days
ago. resulting 10 blood poison. which
has caused him a great deal OF suffer
ing The surgeon has lanced it sew
cral tlmC hut % Or siIll badly swo'l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

W D. Hodges. general PURCHASING
AGENT for the Santa be. with office a.
Chicago passed through me city tins
morning east bound. On private car
attached % passenger train No. q.
Mr Hodges has been on one OF bis
general trips of inspection OF the
coast lines, ana ls returning 90 chi
oago after two weeks absence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
BOY MFrTS HORRIBLE DEATH
THROWN AND DRAGGED ron
OVER A QUARTER or a MILE
~ BRoNcH0 HE WAS RIDING.

uu tn, road between parkyiow anu
.uf licar.la Apache lnuan reBorya,
tlu ou Friday April s. last francis.
go SlucuDf q boy fourteen years ola.
mn. O. most horrible IDatb while RIO.
|us o. huurhu he was thrown. bis
foot caught in the surrup and 1o was
draggel by thc frantic horse tor about
a quarter 90 a mile when he was
released lifo wag extinct rho body
Saf terribly manElod. lhe funeral
tD1k place az parKucw last saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
Arbor pay Observed.

Columbus % April 90 lu response
'o tho proclamation 10 Governor Her
r.Dk Arhor day was generally ohser,.
od throughout Ohio today Dog uee
planting and pocinl exercises under
iho auspices of the public schools and
colleges
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NotarLss puhIIs AppeLnlsa.


Governor Otoro appointed the iol.
owing uotar.os pubuc uctavlano
'oroa OF Aamog0rdo Tor Otero coun.
~ and Charles Eggou of Sanchez Tor
SAN Miguel county
Territorial Funds Received.
Territorial Treasurer .. %. Vaughn
received tho following public funds.
From w. @ Shack. treasurer ana ex
1ancio collector of san Juan county.
sl5392 taxes Tor 1905 trom Donald
stewart treasurer and oa.onic,o col.
|.ctor of quay county. 1854 taxes Tor
lo12 and y8ibG for taxes for 1903.
roWuanips In Valencia County Tenn.
porarily Withdrawn From Entry.
Reslsicr ~. A. Otoro aL. Receiver
Fred Muller roce. yea the following
sicuam. s'rom Washington, ID. e..
Nprl l3 1904. Co the .,ogister ana
tcceivCr santa Fe n. NJ: Depart
u.nt directs temporary withdrawal
rom entry and settlement OF town.
ships. B, Q and 10 NORTH, raugcs 4. o
ma Q west. and towna-.ps 3. . and 10
lor'n, range z west tsiRnodJ rs. a.
richards. commissioner" These
pwnsnipa are situated iu western Va,
.rncia county and along the line or
ne santa re- paCinc railway and In
ho vicinity OF the town. ai Culoro
and Laguna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

overaIs and q clean shirt surresis
the possibility that ho had left THE
city during the morning. aud, after
loading up on liquor. went 20 sleep
nn me track. ~ is more than likely
That he will mover regain conscious.
neas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
From the Gem

From lha lem
Frank Payne formerly ~ Belle.
mont. Is now iH charge Of the har 20
me Weathoriord hotel
Jack BuilCr Who has boon acting 90
guide 90 the Grand Canyon. has been
visiting hero thls week
Flagsian east more yutos at huf mu
uicIpal election than any iowa be-.
tween Albuquerque and Los Angeles.
T. q PulI.um ana Ola time resident
1f this place returned sunday Ho
win make this Doe future home. blt
his family who arc ln L0s Augcios
win not return here until all.
Work con- the addition 90 Babbi.t
Bros mercantile building o. progress.
ing fast when completed On win not
only contain more hoor space thaa
any building Iu Arizona but Rnl SUR
pass 100 dimensions and building vet
OIL, Kansas C..y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16

The hearing OF the case OF lllasncr
versus Lumhloy, involving the priority
r'ght 10 lease OF section no.. township
10 south range ls east. was closed by
tA, territorial ...4 board after an an
daF Ion MONDAY ana 'ho decision
win likely boz rendered In the May SOS
sion ul ths board Tbg testimony is
very yulumiuous and o. nov being
written out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-16
OFFICIAL MATTERS

senator W. "a Audrews. president
of the Santa Fo Central raiigay has
managed TO obtain quite a quantity OF
seeds which ho iB sending 20 settlers
and farmers along the line OF the
santa 30 Central railway and Co other
persons 10 the territory needing thom
aud whose addresses are furnished
Frank pibori assistant treasurer OF
the Santa Pc Central railway IN santa
Fe These seeds are sent out under
The frank Of Senator Matthew stanley
quay OF Pennsylvania, and as Dele
gate Rodcy's supply ls very small this
action on the part OF senator Andrews
ia very acceptable and greatly appro.
ciated by the people Of this terri
tory