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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
0OOOOO0SSOOSOsOs
CHORUS GIRLS DID
MANY THINGS SHOCKING

The city thorouEhfaros. the resorts
ana the numerous PAGES OF Interest
OF Albuquorque were swarming zee
terday with poachy New York chorus
GIRLS and the things they aid. the
positions they assumed wheh riding
saddle ponies and uncouth but patient
burros. wore very shocking 10 the 90
briefly OF our usually quiet town. That
the broadway young ladies' were out
for a good time was very evident and
that they we're aware that they we're
guests OF the Elks OF Albuquerqus
and licensed 10 DO JUST a. their active
minds might suggest was -qually -
evident
The livery stables were swamped
with demands for aaaulo ponies ane
RIGS with gentle naga one harem.
acarem young lady mounted a burFo
near the corner of Railroad avenue
and Second street. and her conyur
aions Of morriment attracted quite 4
crowd. Her friends called her Iopsy,
but from all appearances aie wa
tlpsy. and there vas a hole 10 hsr
stocking half way 10 the knee.
Another mlsohIeyous miss psrchsd
herself ON tho stool OF the street car
and drove the horse Co Oh. town. The
driver was az tho me-cy OF ak other
buxom lassioa on the inside OF m,
car AZ the car barn the young lady
driver lifted her skirt and mounted
the car horse and rode q into me
barn. They ran their horse arouhs
the race track and roisd the balls a
the Sunnyside alleys
The way thoy swampod the Harvey
lu1ch counter AZ luncheon time vac Z
caution. Ono young lady ate baked
apples and cream, .aen soup and thou
dinner Some few fnilcu 20 catch On,
train anu are attn guoata % the city
+ broadway is SLOW they say. bsaid,
ne Duke CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
GOOD BSGINNIHG
Ehe Fair Executive Crmm lice guId
Important Meeting,
CslCEtsJlCs FAIR VOW ASSURED

a strenuous ouort will be- made 10
make New Moxlcoa 1904 tail festival,
the twonty4ourth annual territorial
iair grand oxposltion-one 90 excel
any iair OF the past.
Tho work OF promotion bCgan a lew
weeks ago when A. B Mcganoy WA
elected president and Maynard Gungul
Nas elected secretary
since ina, time the executive com.
mittoo have boon appointed and last
night O. meeting was held DO the once
OF q. r.. McCanna tor the purpose ot
laying plans.
THOSE present wer0 the president
aud secretary. and ID. A. Macpherson,
%. N. Marion, q. D. McCanna. foiiK
Lester. d. Rosonwald. ivan uruu8ield.
s.. q. JACKSON ana n. 4. myers.
On cOnyCuiug tho committee PRO
gocdod 10 designate tho days between
be 10Th and 10Th 0f October o. the
date for holding the iair.
90 was also decided that "a commit.
zoe oi women TO hCip with the exhibits
oi nora hail aud TO take charge OF tto
social events OF the fair would be- a
helpful auxiliary TO the association.
iha ladies to serve on this auxiliary
viii be- named ln the near future. and
RI,h their help the WORK uey are Co
Io will bo planned
thc coming exposition Will vary
some from the fair of last year iu a
few respects Tho horse racing and
alr ground attraction Will bel similar
10 those OF former la..s, but tho down
town attractions viii be entirely new
Gust what they will bo. thC committee
BOZ NOT decided. but tnat they are TO be-
new aad highly entertaining is a.
| sur,d
The new president and secretary
and committeeman show a disposition
10 DO great Things and great tatr ID
expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
KiNoMAN

Nrpm the Minor
~ l.. McCarn. superintendent Of the
Planet mines. Is IN Kingman Il 10 re-
ported that these mines have recently
entered an Immensely rich ore 1onc
and are taking out copper ore that
rive big values On gold and silver
James Urcaphor. the we'll known
Mineral Park mining man. Is in King.
man. Mr. uncapheY has succeeded "a
interesting capital IN his mining prop
.rty at Mineral Park aud one OF the
best mines OF the haain 10 now being
worked by the new company.
Sam Rhca has completed his con.
tract on me Last Chance mine az Ger.
BAT Tor the Frontier Exploration com.
pany BE was IN Klusman and re.
ports that the shaft on the mine IL
now down IOt feot and that a bis
lody oi sulphide ore has boon opened
up.
Jose Salazar. wanted in Los Ango.
leo. California. for tho MURDER Of =
Mexican named villa. waa arrested
near Sollgman and lodged To- the King.
man jail An omcer came on from Lou
Angeles and took the fugitive 10 that
rlty for trial The murderer told a
man In kingman that he had killed a
countryman Ia Loo Angeles and that
be- could not stay here long The muir
der was a cold bloodCd analr. tho men
having quarreled over debt OF go
cents. Gonzales stabbed villa 90 death
The Mohaye County Progressive az
ISOLATION az a meeting held Thursday
appointed ID. j. a. Wallace 10 collect
data on mining and an other indus
rles along the SANDY and Signal coun
I try Maj W a. Mensch ~ 90 collect
I data from the north end OF the Walia
pat mountains 90 Lost Basin on Oh,
north, and !. % Jordan Is 20 make col
/ lsctlous from tho Sacramento Wash
IN the south To- squaw Peak on th'
u0rth OF the Blue Ridge range anf
rom Klngmun on the south 90 the Col
lrado river on the north Of the CerhaI
| range The men are thoroughly quail
/ acd for the work and people OF the az
I forcut camps should render them ~
cry assistance 200 their power 20 make
their collection OF data as complete al
rnssE e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
HANNA'S LAST LETTER
NOTE TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
IS MADE PUBLIC.

Senator Iauuas last written words
wore In the form OF a pathetic letter
t0 President Roosevelt. in which he
Acknowledged in way quite char
aciorIstlc the presidents thoughtful
ness ln calling ~ HE hotel 30 inquire
about the senator's condition, says a
Washington dispatch. The letter was
written by the senator on the after.
noon Of Friday, February b. and was
the last business OF any kind trans.
acted by him. Aftef Senator Hanna'a
death President Roosevelt sent the
Iotter 90 Mrr Hanna On order that
copies OF q might be made by the
family for preservation. The original
win be- returned 10 the president, who
win treasure q carefully ln memory
OF DE dead friend
Elmer O. Dover senator Hauua's
secretary. returned 90 Washington
from Cleveland late Tuesday ator.
noon. Before leaving Cleveland no
was authorized and requested BY Mrs
Hanna 90 give tho letter OF Senator
Hanna 10 the public Mr. Dover says
that early in tho afternoon OF the day
the letter was written be Waa called
30 tho senator's bedside 10 take up
some business matters with him That
proved 10 Je the last time the senator
was able 10 dispose OF any business
either public lr private AFTER trans.
acting some business Mr. Dover 90.
formed tho senator that President
Roosevelt had called J0 inquire about
his condition
Wasn't that nice of him whisper.
ga Senator Hanna Wasn't that
roud7'
later The senator aFalu expressed
Die deep appreciation Of the preai
dents courtesy and q little while NJ
forwards called Cor pencil And paper
ana wcoto the following
NV Dear M President
You touched O. tender srot old
man. when v0g called personally 10
inquire after me- This morning may
be worse before ! can be- hotef bui
all the same such drops of kindness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
sHARKEY LICKED

An Associated Press dispatch from
Philadelphia Pa. dated February "a.
aAys.
Jack Munroe outtought Tom shark.
ey ia thoir slHround bout AZ the Sec.
ond Regiment armory in this city 90.
night
Monroe stepped from the rims with.
ouJ a mark, while both OF sharksy D
eyes were badly swollen from tho
vicious right and left swings OF the
Butte miner In only tho hrat round
ala Sharkoy have aLy the ADVANTAGE
OF Muaroe After It's toe battle was
almost wholly 10 Munroo's favor.
when Munroe began TO ind the
sailors stomach sharEcy became Wild
aud nearly an his leads went around
Munroo's neck an the nfth round
Munroo had his antagonist IN trouble
and again Ia the siXtn sharkoy was IN
great distress. Tho blows which Nun.
roe landed on Sharkey's stomach went
straight from the shoulder and we're
hard enough 20 have knocked ont al
most any other hghtcr
The general opinion among sports
now seems 10 be that Jcffrioa will
now be- called upon 10 defend the
chamoicnshlp against Munro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
HoLBRooK

I'rom the Argus.
Mn. ,. o. RIaharda was here vie.
ting relatives
Henry Kcmpculoh returned from
peralta. n A.. Friday morning
Miss Medic Thomas OF pinCdale, De-
visiting hero with Mrs. Reed Tonnoy
q. y. Perkins came in from Max.
we'll city. N NJ. with o car OF Here.
ford cows. zen he will locate on iho
Ia Ricux Sish
The syear.od daughter Of ignaoio
Basan has been quite sick win pnou'
nonia but under tho care OF DR. Hath
away Ia lmproying
Nra. ELIZA Galloway. who has been
Waiting win her daughter. Mr Adot
sert Penrod. ~ Pnotop. returned %
~ home IN Maryvalo. Utah. Wed
soaday evening
J. vs. Richards passed through here
"a his return 90 s. Joseph from Ad
amana with three teams, which he
ased IN hauling tourists 20 the forest
auring the rush there last week
a. Rose who has received the con
tract Tor erecting tho Indian school
suildinrs ~ Tuba City stopped ovor
here Thursday 10 see Frank Willis IN
regard 90 tokinr the contract 20 DO the
rnck wark on the plant Also j. n
willis about hauling the material oul
from FlagBtan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
CRUISER DIES MOlNEN
IN COMMISSION

Boston. March The nov United
states 8hoathod cruiser Doa Moines
WA placed 10 commission today NJ tho
charleston navy yard the occasion
being attonood by the usual corr-
monies Rear Admiral Moriim0ro l..
johnson. commandlnt OF the navy
yord. formally turned over the vessel
to Commander Alexander McCrackon.
u 8 N who ia 90 b. her nrut CON-
mhndor Officers and crew we're
mustered on dach and a salute was
nrCd as the Etars and Stripes we're
hauigd Ip to tho maatn iad.
The cruise. Doa M0neB was con-
slructed az the yards Of tho Pore
River Ship and Engine company "a
quincy. Mass She lB similar IN DE-.
slgn 90 the Cleveland tho Tacoma.
ihe Chattanooga and the Galveston.
Her length over all 10 pos feet In
chos ara her full LOAF displacement
$500 tons
tn ITO construction of tho Doa
Moinss and her sister shipa corn pith
with an estimated capacity o. t.720
cubic feet has been used az an Oh.
turatlng material Tor tho water line
protection. 30 that n tho hull anould
Boz pierced by d shot the awolhng Of
tho corn plth placed between the out
or and inner plates viii prevent me
inEreas of tne water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
LAS VEGAS ELD
rHg REASON THEY FAILED TO
sEE "WHooP DEE BOO" HERE
LAST NIGHT.

TIE Albuquerque Elka viii open
ihoir new opera house tonight says
the lAs Vegas Optic. Fob o. u BE-
90 be- regretted that a large number
" iaa Vegas ElkH viii not be there
to participate in the Joyful function
Las VoRna Elks aren't particularly
thiuned Skinned snd they have no de.
sirc 10 figure ln q baby act but the
voice ~ every momber ~ the lodge
AZ FAR as the Optic has boon able io
gather. Is that The lodge couldn't cot.
sis6rutly appear officially at tho Albu
Querque opening THIS lodge is tho
father ~ tine Albuquerque lodge
There has always been the greatest
good feeling ana entire harmony De-
tween me two organizations When
some wCkH ago the date Tor The open.
lnE N the uow opera house was an.
nouncod. the Lac Vegas E.kB said
with one voice. wen De there
They opened negotiations with Gen
eral Passenger Agent Black aud ac.
cured q promise from him 90 place O.
special car nt their disposal for the
goth and che nfst day % April But
an April fool was coming
The Las Vegas lodge confidently
expected 90 be- invited 10 30 20 Alhu.
quorQus but neither 20 the lndiyld
uhla OF % che lodge ala any invita-.
tons come A special representa- i"n
vas sent 30 El Paso 30 invite tho El
Paso lodge. Santa re- was also inyit
"a While the homo Elka don't be-
lioys the failure % the Albuquerque
lodge 10 extend proper courtesy was
anything but au oversight. stlll under
The circumstance. thoy DO not feel
Justified On attending While they
have the best possible feline for their
Albuquerque brethren and wish thcm
an kinds % success with their new
house e win rcsdily be admitted that
whore special Invitations were sent
b. other lodges this lodge couldn't
very veil attoad omcially unhHkod on
course. las Vegas Elks expected to
buv thoiF own seats and dofray all
choir 0En expenses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
REV. HERMAN J. POWELL
MS LETTER or RESIGNATION 40
PASTOR or BAPTIST CHURCH.

To the First baptist Church Albu.
querQuo. Now Mexico.
Dear brethren --FOr two years !
have had me privilege Of being your
mlnlstor-aorylng with YOU and for
you My interest, doop from The trst.
has grown doopor-moro personal.
Your welfare has been my prayer,
purpose and Joy Ny privilege az a
nastor has been precious. unspeak.
able has oeen the delight whenever
have been able 20 help. Il is with
regret that often by own inability and
sometimes clOsed doors OF other
hearts have prevented my doing as
much az / would
hut today. at The close of these two
years, I wish 90 eXpre87 publicly my
gratitude 10 you and o. our Father for
His grace, Tor your fellowship. Ter
your inuumerabla personal kIndnessos.
for your patience with me ia my o.
ness and Shortcomings. and FOR the
progress IN Gods work May the com.
iug months ani years bring larger
blessings On you ana an The interests
OF llIs kingdom Zoo our city and an
our worldwide work for our King
Some or you WIN recall that. whom
was asked n would coino az your
pastor I hesimtod largely for fear
should not be- able to endure the
strain 90 me work Not 10 speak %
the many demands for mission work
Tor other races. our own church. with
Co., multiplicity OF problems aud tho
strangers Who takc four6fiha Of a
pastors calling time these have Ga.
deed been TOO heavy "a burden Tor me.
ovon with the help from YOU and our
Father DO NOT say that regret
coming. COR 10 seemed 90 ho cali
tvum God but the cail now seems a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity 10 Here. Sacked ~
Albuquerque Testimony

The Opportunity 10 Hero Sacked ~
Albuquerque Testimony
Don't take our Eord f0f b.
Don't depend on O. strangers State
ment
Read Albuquerque endorsement
Read tho statements of Albugser,
cue citizens
And decide for yourself
Here is enc case of q.
"A A ~ Pickard. agent fof abe Pea
~ Nursery Co. Rochester n y. 70.
siding AZ COS West Copper avenue.
says u have toen troubled with my
Kidneys more oF lea for several year,
When living 40 Denver a Number o.
years ago had a severe attack whlet
tho doctors claimed was umbaF0 w.
Affected my back ao that when ltoor.
od q was only with great dimcglty
that ! could airuighten up had an.
other similar nttack after coming 10
the country. and slight attacks haya
occurred every now and again since
then : read Fu much about Duan q
kidney Pulls and cav statements 90
200 many who bad hoen cured BY their
Use thLt : concluded Co riyo them "a
trial Going to the Alyarado Pharmacy
1n tlrst street Z bought a box I MAY
nul have followed up thcir uFo ot thor
uughiy a. 0 should nave done hu'
from Tho nrst dose ! fot relief some
time htof noticed symptoms of
recurrence ~ the trouble and I re
sorted to po1ns kidney piIs They
corrected al Iho symptoms and warf
"a on what might have been a serious
attack have 90 hos.tancy after what
n0aus kidney PMS did Cor nee. in re..
ommending lhcm to others
F0r sale by on dealers Price 90,
Foster Mibura Co Buffalo. ~ g.
sole agents for the Quilted States
Remember tho name D0ana- ani
.ako no substitute. s1i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
REPUBLICANS OF LUNA COUNTY
WILL MEET At DEMiNo MARCH "
AND ELECT DELEGATES TO Las
VEGAS CONVENTION

Tho republican central committee
Of Luna county held a meeting At
Domlng last Saturday a. which the
cali FOR the republican county conyon.
ton OF that county TO select two dele
satoF 30 the Las Vegas convention eaa
Issued The convention was called
for Saturday. March 80 a. Dcming.
the county seat II will consist OF
eighteen delegates The primaries
will be- held March 8 a. 1880 p. M. The
different precincts will be entitled 20
delegates as follows. No !, Deming.
n. No 2. Cooks. ! No. 8. Lower Min.
breo 2 No 4 Lewis. ] No. @. Colum.
bus 2 No 9. Hermanos. totai rs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
HAD MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH

Edward Moutoya, who lives on the
Mountain road. waa run over by me
FIRE wagon this afternoon near tho
corner OF FOURTH street and Tiieraa
road. and was severely injured
Two wheels OF the heavy ambulance
passed over his body, but on oHamina-
ton d. Hope declared that no bones
we're broken. However. the doctor
contends that Montoya may he IN
lured internally
The are department waa out for
practice and the team was IN charge
OF william WAGNER. Montoyn was
riding aiong tourth street on a bicycle
AZ the are team came around the cor
ner. His head Was down ard he ala
NOT notice the approaching team until
IL was too lato 90 avoid collision. He
was thrown % the ground and eacap-
lag g.. iron shod boots OF the horses
fell victim OF the heavy wheels.
The bicycle was wrecked.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
wiNsLoR.

Prom the Mall.
Mra. u. a. Herr LETT for short
Walt TO her home Ia Fredonia. Kan.
aaa
hiHa Bertha Coyuo returned t1 her
home In 8oliEman after having visited
Wins.0w frlonda for several days
Joe Goldln threw stone through
tho lnrgo window on the Wiusiow Clo-
thiuT company building and aB n
result Ao had TO put up a hno Of SO
ioviod BY judge rilnn.
Kronts and smith age installing q
small water system OF their own on
their ranch near Wlnalow The pow.
"a will bo furnished by windmill and
tho uatc- will be- pipcd over their
ranch. Tho hot beds will be watorod
~ the system and they will probably
po ablo TO place more home grown
vegetables on the market The coming
season
Tho ground was broken Friday NOR.
nihg Cor now onc.stofy brick build
Ing. % be- erected by the Navajo Coun'
" bank. the location being the corner
81 Klnaloy avenue and Third street.
IRE building will bee modern IN every
detail and will cost ln excess of $4,000.
u Will have a twenty-five foot front
On Elnsloy avenue and will be- sixty.
throo feet deep, giving a forty foot
lsnFng room, including the once OF
the directors and the banking room
uropor a double vault OF the very
latest pattern will also be- inclu0od Do
me banking compartment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
FLAGSTAFF

irom the sun
ID. " Howell OF Deming n H.. is
visiting hts brother Ed Howell, this
aeCk
Many of the sheep men who went
south last fall with their sheep arc
seriously considering the advlaability
~ bringing theii sheep back north
owing 20 the lack OF winter rains In
tho valley,
A large number OF people are laid
up with a malady closely resembling
grip, ID resembles grip 80 closely that
YOU snoolo cough, ache and swear
almost exactly as II you had The grip
N you have had this disease aud never
have had grip you certainly won't
miss tho grip.
John Marshall. Larry Qulnlaa and
D.. Benedict visited tho onyx claims OF
Marshall and Qulnlan IN tho Mormon
canyon south of WlnOna and brought
back some beautiful specimens OF this
quarry The onyx 10 black and quite
rare a sale Of the property ia con.
temp'ated in the near future.
A telegram wac received from j G..
Martin at l.oa Angeles that the opera.
tion upon Iny tho only ron Of Mr.. aud
Mrs Martin. tor appondicltishad been
performed Of fho hospital and was
very successful the lad coming
through the operation ln ono shape
There a very little danger now in the
gay OF his making a fun and complete
recovery The surgeons said the op-
Grafton was very badly needed
OcOrfo w. OloWncr. q Well known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

clear that m,ft 90. would not say
that ! was overporsuadod or TOO hope.
ful. that with hearty cooperation o.
sustaining an ire departments an0
special now lines. } might DO the
work. But now Il "a clear that due
ogard for my health. and even moro
Tor your welfare prudence ard love
demand that ! ask you 20 accept the
resignation hereby rendered I can.
not and need not tell you the pain
this means 90 me. v o.. too. a great
disappointment The work hhr been
done with the view Of n long ptst1r
ate. The building has. we trust been
cold though slow
with gratitude FOR the blessing on
our NE together: with earnest pravo-
Tor your largest prosperity and fullest
'ov-an ever increasing growth. with
faith IN the future OF this church af
YOU work LOYALTY with a loader whom
God viii scnd you and with the aa.
suranco Of your prayers 90 my be.
halt ! am.
Sincerely your brother and minister
tsigned) HERMAN POWELL.
Albuquerque, ~ ~. Feb -. 1904
The reading of the atovo came a,
painful surprise 20 the most OF TIC
Baptist congregation yesterday morn
Ing u ls ftlt that the church ara
never had a pastor who has been no
q oso 20 the hearts OF his people In.
omuch ns there was no alternative
Rev. Powolrs request was granted
though with the deepest regret he
viii remain TO supply tho pulpit Of
The church until bis successor ar.
rivos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
WILLIAMS

From the News
C.. q Holloway has boon quite 90
the past week.
Mrs J - Jones o. enjoying a ylrit
from her father. Mr Jordon, who ar.
rived mere from Colorado few days
since.
Forest Ranger q. a. FIntou. came
in from tho Grand Canyon Reserve
and went 20 Flagstan on buslcoss
with Supervisor Rroen
Mrs ] NJ Bumgartner arrived home
from Flagstaff whore for tho past
two weeks she has been assisting IN
the care OF Mrs WIN Mclntiro.
a. 4 MacOmher has hoon confined
to hts room several days this week
with the worst cold he has had IN
twenty years. 30 he says and narrow.
ly escaped pneumonia.
oliver Dix Johns. engineer ga ctarge
~ the construction OF tho Anita Cop
per company's dam near the mluos
laid on the men employed on the
work Just when the work will resume
We are not prepared 10 gay, but un'
dewiaui d VII De within The nOAt sIS
weeks.
Reuben Jones. Col4rgd was arrested
by Constable Andrews on the charge
~ having stolen an Ovorcoat and hal
from Louis Mas. a guest OF the Grand
Canyon hotel, also a hat belonging "a
VIII Douglas and t7C5 Ia cash from
the cigar case till On Tuesday ho
was brought before the local justice
90 tho peace and upon walying the
examination was bound over 10 appear
before the grand jury Ia April. Hs
VA later taken 20 iall At Flagstaff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05
WELCOME SEASON
SUCH 10 THE LENrEN DAYS w.
TIL AFTER EAsrER.

What a welcome season 10 Lent
For now there is time 30 unburden
tho load OF gossip and chatter anont
the winters busy events. and maid
and matrou can compare notes. on the
seasons successes and failures. When
che social weeks are whirlug by. brlm.
ful of luncheons. teaa. dinners. and
dances there is scare moment 20
exchange experiences OF 90 draw in.
forenco8 Bui Heaysnaont Lent gives
IAN opportunity Tor review of the
past m0uthh of excitement. a review
that Do dear 20 tho feminine aud even
to tho masculine hearts ret beware.
80 man. for this quiet TIDE Do the time
when b'ushing bud aud blooming belle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-05

Tho socialists had an inning l1 Al
buquoruuo last uiEht ns vol aa the
Eks Tho lattor gathered 40 tho dci,ca.
tlou of their now theatre and tho so.
clnllsta conErogaiod 90 Colombo hali
Co hear james D. Carey. ~ MaEsachu
tcitg. lecture ON "rhe Future of 81.
clallsm Colombo hall wac crowded 60
ita fullest capacity and repeatedly
rosoundod with the applause That
erected the speaker The hail waEnliod
with socialism enthusiasts Mr. Carey
Do a nno speaker and commands rnpt
attention U'B IDEAS were moro
liberal than the arguments made BY
most author ilca on the gFoat reform
movement. but several times be- ie1
hla subject to attack the republican
and demo rattle parties and alluded
to mo as thr "twlua" Mr Carey viii
speak arnin toulrht 40 tho snmo plarr
go admission a charged and an arc
invited