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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26
TWO BOYS scALDED TO DEATH.
caIdron Of Hot Soup Upset Upon
Them.

OASIS, Utah, Oct. 26.-Two young
sons of w. l.. Fuller, a contractor of
Springville. Utan, were Scafded TO
death today in the commissary car
Of the construction train on the Salt
car, upsetting big caldron of soup
on the range.
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cUNLiFFE PLEADS GUILTY.
Man Who Stole $101 900 From Adams
Express Company.

PITTSBURG, Oct. 26.-Edward
$1O1, 900 belonging to the Adams Ex-
press company, pleaded guilty this
morning to the charge of larceny. He
will probably be sentenced Saturday.
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Troops on Guard at ST. Petersburg

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 26.-This
city has the appearance Of be-
Ieagured city. General Trepoff is in
command. An imperial order places
upon him responsibility for the safety
of the city. Martial law has not been
proclaimed. All the government min
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26

Fraud Order Against Cromwell Simon
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The
Postoffice department has issued a
fraud order against Cromwell ST.
mon of the State University of Reno,
Nevada. Simon's home is in Phila-
delphia.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26
Gar Leaves for Darmstadt.

LONDON Oct. ga news agency
dispatch from st. Petersburg says:
The czar hurriedly departed for
Darmstadt today after prolonged
conference with Witte.
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WORLDS RECORD.
'e's Chartered by Brokers n
Portland to Carry Grain.

reco,. LAND, Oct. 2s.-The worlds
y vsa va. was broken this morning when
t.tss = were chartered at union
t,on we ~ carry 100000 bushels Of grain
'' this and Sound ports.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26
A,..h.r Reeeption for Tooo.

TOXIC, Oct. ga grand reception
was given today in honor, of Admiral
Togo by the Business Mems Asso-
citation.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26
AIice's Fianes 10 Rstiesnt.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. 26.-Con-
eressman Longworth returned to-
day. He refused to discuss his ru-
mored engagement to Miss Alice
Roosevelt.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 26.-Three
thousand troops arrived last night.
Order has been restored. 1t Is now be-
lieyed that sixty were killed in riot
ing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26
A+t.mpt "a Hold Anarchist Meetings

ODESSA, Oct. 26.-It is reported
that an attempt was made to hold an
anarchistic meeting aboard the battle
shin Katherine and in the fortress and
4ao arrests have been made.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-26
Tho CHICAGO Wheat Market.

Tho Chicago Wheat Market.
CHICAGO, Ills, Oct. 26.-Wheat
opened at S9k and closed at SO. Corn
opened at 46 and closed at 463s. Oats
opened at 391s and closed at 30B.
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Wood
llnlani
n. The
IS eS-
K with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
JUDGE MORRISON RESIGNS
AS COLLECTOR or INTERNAL
REVENUE FOR NEW MEXICO
AND ARIZONA AFTER EIGHT
YEARS EFFICIENT SERVICE.

Judge A. j. Morrison, who has
been collector OF internal revenue for
the district OF New Mexico and Arl-
zOna for eight years. yesterday tend
cred his resignation OF that Office to
the president. and the resignation,
when ii eachoa Washington, will be
accepted. Judge Morrison nas
served In that important position
with great benefit 20 the government
and high honor 10 himself since June.
1897 and the management OF the
0dice during Ills sncumbeee~ hee
been a highly efficient one from the
very day he took charge OF a. His
record az an Official and az a citizen
Is exemplary and OF the hlgnost
order. Indeed, he was a model on
cial In every respect and more Ger
tainy cannot be said OF any man IN
pualic position. Il ls understood that
Henry BardshaT. OF Prescott Ark.
who served ia the First United States
volunteer cavalry, The Rough
RIDERS" during the Spanish.Ameri-
can war. while President Roosevelt
was colonel and lieutenant colonel OF
chat regiment Will be appointed
Judge MorrisOn's successor,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Attorney u. S. Rodey left last niHht
for Gallup % attend 90 legal business.
J. w. Blalre, business man OF
Guthrie. Okla. Is spending few days
Ia Albuquerque
The Ladies' Guild will give les reg.
ular monthly tea at Guild hall Wed
neaday afternoon az $3.50 o'clock.
A beaded watch fob, with the initials
J, 3. 49, was picked mp on the street
yesterday. and left al this office for
tho owner
w. "a. Lucas, who claims to have
held a position on the Cincinnati, Ohio,
Engineer, Is In the city, on his way
20 Los Angeles.
II. w. Dohson. legal representative
/ for the American Lumber company,
was a passenger for Gallup on last
nights No. 4.
Freundschaft Lodge. No. 145, will
meet Friday afternoon Ia Odd FellOws'
hall. All sisters are requested 20 be
present. ida Trap. secretary.
Companies q and u OF the national
guard, will hold battalion drill this ey.
ening under Major Elder at tho corner
OF Railroad avenue and Twelfth street
ID. 4. Duckwala, the New Mexico
agent Of the Security Mutual Life In
sufance company, left last night % a
business visit TO the towns south OF
this city.
People stopping IN the Highlands
who are not regular subscribers OF the
Daily Citizen will find the paper on
sale by A. l.. Miller, at the corner Of
Railroad avenue and Broadway.
Herman snyder, who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A
Snyder al Roswell, returned 20 Albu
querque yesterday and today resumed
his duties In the First National bank
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crawford, d
San Marclal, are In the city yisitln,
and sh0pplng Mr.. Crawford 10 con
ductor on the Rio Graade division, ans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Washington. May 49, Baron Ro-
man. itQmRu0ylich Enson, who Will
succeed Count Caasini as Russian am.
hassadOr az Washington. Is a member
OF a distinguished baronlql family and
has contributed many men Of promln-
cucc 20 the sorviee of the czar He
Is q state councillor. chamberlain Of
the Imperial court and knight OF the
orders Of 81 Vladimir ST. Ann and 81.
Stanislas he speaks English. Ger
man. French Italian and Japanese as
vol a. Russian and a. an accom-.
nllshcd scholar and musician. His
wife Baroness Elizabeth Alcxocvna
ROsen. ~ daughter OF Gen. Odlntz.
on. for many years governor general
Of NijniNovgorod.
Baron Rosen has been long In tho
diplomatic service Of Russia. lie was
FOR a time charge Il afiaires az Tokyo
and from tSS2 20 1894 he served az
Russian consul general ip New York.
In 1903 he was sent as minister 10
Tokyo and was a conspicuous figure
Ia the diplomatic negotiations that
preceded the present war He was
popular with thee japanese who I'D.
mlrod his ability and had confidence
.u hia fairness; trait they have
found that does not mark all Russian
diplomats. lie was against the war.
bat was Ovorruled by Al0xiof. Pihvo
and other advisers OF the car who
insisted upon clash with Japan.
When the war was begun Baron
Rosen was recalled 70 st. Peters.
burg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

the sou Of Captain Jack Crawford. the
poet scout,
Tonight at Elks hall III Mauro'a
orchestra will give = dance and
handsome prize is offered for tSe lest
gentleman aud lady walKera on the
floor. Everybody Is Invited Gad ladies'
will be admitted free.
Miss Alma Thomas. who has so
lourned In Albuquerque since last
summer. viii leave the early part OF
next week for her home at Cleveland,
ohio. Miss Thomas has been stop.
ping az the Wagner home on North
second street.
United states Marshal q. NJ. For
aker went TO I.as Vegas yesterday co
attend United States court now In ses.
Sion there. The court Is Z )w engaged
In trying the interesting case OF the al
legged Rock Island train robbers. Black
and Murphy, The case will probably
go 10 the jury today. A letter received
here stated that tho express mesaen.
ger OF the train. which was held up.
had positively identified the man I'M
der trial az the men who entered his
car AZ Logan.
Mrs. G. II. King and daughter. Mrs.
NJ X King. OF Oakland. Cal, ara In
the city to remain a few days.
Herman Hase. tho wool buyer at
Gallup, who was here the past few
days. returned west last night.
The children Of the primary de-
partment OF the Albuquerque Indian
school are out for a trolley ride thia
afternoon.
AIR. and Mrs. J. y. Cook. OF s0oorro
took the flyer at noon today for San
Diego. Cal, where they will remain
during the summer
&. "A. Randall. who played with the
Las Vegas base hail club last year, ~
/ In the city. and will probably Join the
| Browns base ball club.
J. b. Pinkham OF the Chicago Even.
/ ing Post. was Ia the city iast evening,
and expressed himself as greatly
pleased with Albuquerque.
G. y. Mills, superintendent or the
| Detroit Copper Mining company OF
( Moronci. Arizona, II ~ the city, lie
viii 10 west tonight on business,
The monthly tea OF the Woman I
Guild will be given tomorrow after
noon at Guild hall beginning AZ halt
past two. Tho public IL most cord
Tally Invited to attend.
ID. ID. Buliard and bis son sellaI
were In the city last night, on their
way from California TO Las Cruces
After looking after some property Mr
Bullard owns IN Mesllla valley. they
Will return 10 Albuquerque and 80 on
To Las Vegas. where Mr.. Billiard has
large property interests.
Mrs. w. h. Moore and daughter
Miss Marion. left on the limited 20
day for Los Angeles and the southern
California ocean resorts, ana thes
viii be absent several months. Mr.
Moore. who Is the local representative
/ OF tho New York Life Insurance com
nany, will leave tonight for New fori
CITY 10 attend the Jubilee anniversary
| OF that company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

To follow him are the Ambassadors.
ministers and attaches OF 81 coun-
tries stationed 10 this city.
The Italian ambassador and his ac.
complishcd wife are among the most
popular members Of society here.
They like 20 entertain. and Invitations
% affairs ~ the embassy, 400 New
Hampshire avenue. always meet with
eager response
Incidentally, the change in the lead.
crship OF the corps will make life
little more agi eeable for Kogono Ia
kahira, the Japanese minister Natu-
rally, there hasn't been any great de-.
gree OF cordially between TakAhira
aud Cassini. While the latter was
dean, however, the Japaneae was
Obliged TO defer 10 him In some mat.
iers % formality. and Il was duty
Tar removed from pleasure. With a
leader from beyond the war zone. the
legation OF japan will be free IRON
embarrassment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Yesterday afternoon at tho resi-
d9doe OF Rev. J. NJ Solue, Miss Jen.
ME Il. Voorhees,, Of Terre Hame, Ind.
was married 10 Sergeant "A. @. Muller,
OF the signal corps OF the regular
army. Muller 81 located at COoley's
Aria. and served wsth faWton In the
Philippines. being with the generals
detachment at the time be was killed.
After spending few days In Aibn.
querQue. the soldier boy and his bride
vii go 10 CoOlCy's To reside
The funeral OF the late Thomas de
Long, who died Saturday last. was
held this afternoon from tho Lead
Avenue Methodist church. The mem
5ers OF g. X. Warren Post No. 8. q. A
r., together with the members ol
John A. Logan Chapter No. 1, Ladies'
OF the q. A. Il, met at A. Borders an
dertaklng parlors o. 2 o'clock and en-
cOrted the remains 20 the church
Rev Thomas HARDWOOD. chaplain OF
the @. A. r., conducted the service,
which we're very impressive. MaN
friends Of the deceased attended and
the floral offerings we're many ano
beautiful.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
LOOKING UP MINES
ON ARIZONA DESERT

W. A. Bayer secretary to senator
W n Andrews and Dr Chas r.
Keyes, president Of The New Mexico
SCHOOL, OF Mines. returned yester.
day from Arizona. whaT they inspect.
cd some mining property Although
both gentlemen we're reticent a. 10 the
property and the result Of their lnves.
tlgatlon, Il Is under stood that they
made the investigation for senator An
drewe and associates. Mr.. Bayer ara
DR. Keyes left the Phoenix. Prescott
4 Santa fc railway az Congress June
tion and drove ninety miles into the
desert. Arizona. like New Mexico. ~
covered with mantle OF brilliantly
colored flowers. which are very beau.
tiful.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
TO TEST NEW LAW
STEPHANY a Nocci WILL TRY
TO RUN THEIR SALOON AT
cLARkVILLE "a FACE or NEW
LAW.

The new law which went into effect
recently and which effects some four
saloOns In Mckinley county, Will be
fought in the courts, says the Gallup
Republican.
stephany a Noccl Of Clarkville are
the only dealers in tae county who
have been affected up TO this time.
They were closed up a few days. dur
ing which time one OF the partners
consulted an attorney from Alhuquor'
que,
Mr. Wllkerson, the attorney. in
formed the hrm that they could con.
tlnue their business under the law.
Consequently The arm Informed the
county clerk that they would open
The saloon last week. which they did.
They are running the place az OF
old and they viii continue 20 until
next week when the district court
meets. whom the case Will be tried
and The new law viii be tested.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
ARGUMENTS NOT
ABUSE ARE WANTED
THE POSITION TAKEN HV The
CITIZEN on THE WATER coM-
PANV FRANCHISE HEARTILY
ENDORSED.

TO Tho Citizen:
May use few lines OF your valu.
able space on she granting Of the
water company franchise9
u seems 10 me that the editorial
IN thls Mornings Journal tthe great
reform paper should make every
body think on this question. II there
are any good reasons why q fran
chise. which has yet fourteen years %
run, should be renewed at this time
they wele not shown by the reform
paper thia morning.
! have been constant reader Of
The Citizen for some tlme, and ] Ger
talnly have neither read nor seen any.
thing In u 90 call for this mornings
abuse
Some months ago The Citizen said
that such a franchise would be asked
for. but M that time the Journal de.
MED all knowledge OF II, and said thay
had fourteen years yet on their old
franchise.
However. the waterworks we're sold
and the new owners now wish the
city 20 give them this valuable fran
chlRe for nothing Al this time. when
municipal ewnerAhip Is being dis
cussed and put Ia force la many
cities. Il seems 10 me that Il would
be- very unwlse for thia growing city
20 grant sucn a franchise. Tho OnlS
people Il could possibly benefit would
be the new owners OF the water
piant IN looking over the list a.
not know any OF them that are phil
nnthropists 10 aly great extent, any
more than W. s. Striokler, who wa,
80 rOundly abused Ia the Morning
Reform Journal However, the mos
serious charge have ever seen OF
known against Mr. Strlckier / see thii
morning Il IS his wanting 10 be a pols
tlcian. Now. u seems 70 me that wha
tne citizens want on this franchise
auestiGn Is simply arguments pro an,
con. and not personal abuse. Niue
sliHeiug viii not benefit those VIII,
use h. n u "a shown clearly that IN,
giving away OF q very valuable fran
chlse for nothing 90 the water com
pany will benefit this growing city
why Il should be dono. but u Il 4
shown clearly that the giving away o
this valuable franchise would b.
detrimental % the best interests o
tnc city, why our city board shoull
refuse 10 grant A.
lot MS. however, have argument Il
future, not abuse.
A CITIZEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
KILLING At SAN MARcIAL
poNAciANo PEREA. WHILE RE.
sisTJNo ARREST, WAS SHOT
AND INSTANTLY KILLED ~
FELIPE ALpERETE.

There was a killing al San Marclai
the other evening. says the SocortO
Chleftaln OfElcer Toeillo padilla un.
dertook 70 arrest DOnacianO Perca
for boisterous conduct and for carry
ms concealed weapons. perea offer.
ed resistance and toe officer called
Felipe Alderete 10 his assistance
IN The scuffe which followed. Aid
crete shot Perea IN the face Just be.
side the nose, causing death almost
Instantly kldcrete was arrested and
had a preliminary hearing before Jus
.tice nf the Peace Pablo Gomez. who
committed the defendant 20 the coun
~ iail. Ia default OF bond for 5000
TO await the action of the grand jury
Attorney A. A. Scdlllo Of this city
has the defendants case IN charge
and he thinks De will have no ain.
Guilty 10 establish Bile Innocence 20
the satisfaction OF court and jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Newspaper Enterprise Association.
washington. May i5.-slRor M.
moLdo Mayor dee Pianches. the Itai.
ian Ambassador, becomes dean Of the
diplomatic corps In Washington. lie
succeeds TO the honor through the
transfer OF Count Cassinl, the Rus.
sian ambassador. 10 the post at Mad.
rid. The dean Of the corps Is always
tho ambassador who has been long.
est In the service In this city Lord
Pauncefote long held the place. and
he was succeeded In turn BY HOLE
ben, the German. and Casslnl. the
Russian ambassador
To be dean Is an honor highly
cherished BY the diplomats. Prece.
dence Is everything In official life.
On etafe occasiouos Il IN the dean
who leads the glittering procession OF
tho foreign representatives. AZ so
cial events, The dean and his wife take
the lead. He Is the spokesman OF the
diplomats, their chief Ia all matters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

ChloaEo May fe -The snvernmente
star witness against the beef trust rs
a demure little woman who told the
federal grand jury az Chicago enough
damnlne facts according 10 secret
service men. 90 send several big pack
ers TO the penlteutiary.
The dcmufe little woman - Mrs.
Mary ~ Marcy. Of khnaas CITY. for
moriy conldoatlal photographer 20 A.
lcast three OF the big packing houses.
She entered the employ Of the pack
ors 10 get Information She had no
idco Of tostlfytng against them, bat
she al daairo 10 become tho Ida Tar
bell Of thc beef trust
As young girl, Mrs. Marcy dld
social settlement work IN The packing
aouee district In Chicago. She saw
shat cattle prices were low, that the
roor paid high rates Tor beef. She
nrote a sociological essay ana won a
schOlafshlp AZ tho University Of Chit
cago. A year later she married Leslie
~ Marcy aud secured a position az
photographer Ia the legal department
al Armour's Later she moved 10
Kansaa City and worked for the Swift
and Fowler companies. During ali
che time she was making carbon
copies Of some letters and preserving
her notes OF other communications
dictated to her by her superlors.
MRS. Marcy resigned her position a
year ago. and since has been wriiing
on the beef trust for sOcialistic papers
ard magazines. Last December. she
wrote;
1--WE know very well that the trusts
Of today. having control of the mar
kot. make their own prices. Take the
beef trust for an example We repre-
farmer and stockman can dispose Of
their produce, cattle and nogs w
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

represent the only marigct upon which
the people can buy.
"A few representative OF the trust
convene every morning SO decide upon
the market price for the cattle We buy
and the market price Tor the beei We
sell. and ! only AJAX yOn 10 noir that
cattle We, never 10 low nos beef 80
high"
Secret service men read her articles
and pat them IN the hands 0f District
Attorney Morrison. a secret service
man visited her IN Kansas City. When
she mentioned the notes and letters
he knew he had a ind aud she was
summoned. Later. % developed that
she was In possession Of the packers
private code without which many doc
umcnts and letters now Ia tho govern
ment's possession could not be trans
lated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
COMPLICATIONS
AccuMuLATiNo

Toxic, May i6.-it Is reported that
Germany has dispatched force OF
troops and occupied Haichou. Ia the
southern portion OF the province OF
Shan Tung. where they raised and
saiuted the German flag.
Germany's object Is not clear. but
Il II suggested she Is seeking an ex-
tension OF her interests IN China, by
taking advantage OF the present pol.
itical conditions. II Is feared that any
changes Ia the existing status QUO OF
China, coupled with the recent lndo
China incident. may seriously compii.
cate the war situation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
RACE TO TOP OF aa@s
EIFFEL TOWER
WILD BEAR. ONE OF BUFFALO
Oils TROUPE. MAKES A REC
ORD IN NINETY MINUTES.

A Paris Telegram says: Six In
dians OF BUFFALO Bill's' show this
week ran race ~ the top OF the
Elne Tower, which redskins call
the tree house" Chief wild Bear,
one ol the younger Indians, was the
first 10 reach the top. Ills time was
one hour and a half, which might
seem SLOW 10 a Derson who has never
tried d., but IS nevertheless the rec
ord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

tFrom Mondays Daily Citizenl
NJ. w. FiOurnoy, the banker. has re-
turned from a trip 20 California.
Several hundred people turned out
last night 10 hear the concert given
BY the italian band AZ the city park.
A small blaze AZ the corner Of
Whool0ck and Broadway az 1880
o'clock last night, called the are d.
pertment OUT, but the ire was put out
before ~ arrival
William II. Wlae, tho lecturer, 70 Ia
tho city, and viii deliver a lecture on
titled Mature and Health" AZ Library
hall, this evening, az 3 o'clock. The
lecture Il free 20 everybody.
AZ / o'clock thls afternoon the fire
depart ment was CALLED cut 20 extin'
gulah a small blaze 10 the rear Of tho
residence OF v. n. Bturgoa, proprietor
Of Bturgea' European hotel.
Regular Review u Alamo Hive No
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
Rumor Is Doubted.

Shanghai. May iG,--lt Is rumored
that the landing Of German troops a.
Haiohou and Klangsu. near the south.
ern border OF the province % shan
Tung. Is very doubtful. The rnmOr
possibly originated from the presence
OF German gunhoat in the hafhOr
on a surveying expedition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Miss Ethel Levy, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Levy. tor many years Z
resident OF this city but now OF III
Paso. viii be one Of the graduates Of
the high school Of ~ Paso on May 10
and the popular young lady has favor
ed her friends on The Citizen with ar
Invitation TO attend the commence
ment exercises. which win DO held Al
me Myar opera house In that city al
5 o'clock on that evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Mr and Mrs. J.. y. Ruthorfoed, and
4. W. Gales, OF the State Life lnsur-
ance company of indianapolis. Ind,
wore passengers TO M Paso last Sat.
urday night. Mrs. Rutherford viii
probably return 10 tho city tomorrow
morning while MeasrB. Rutherford and
Gales VIII remain south for a week
OF ten days drumming up business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

4. A. Ailaife. OF the Arm OF Allaire.
MierA A Co, san Antonio ~ NJ, s.
In the eity on business and pleasure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
DEMURE YOUNG WOMAN
KNOWS TRUSTS SECRETS

mRs MARY z MARCY ONCE CONFIDENTIAL
10 THREE COPIES
or LETTERs AND sHG HAS ToLo TnE GRAND JURY AL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Edmund G. DO Baoa, grandson of
the late Felipe Chayes. Of Belen, pass.
"a through the city yesterday en-
route 90 Denver. where he goes on
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
Germany Denies Report.

Berlin. May i6.--The foreign Office.
replying 20 an inqaiiy of the Assoclat.
"a Press regarding the excitement az
Toxic over the report that German
troops had occupied Hal Cheu. IN the
southern part Of the shan Tung cen
insula, says the report Is wholly In
correct.
The German government Is doing
nothing In Shan Tuug outfide u flu
filling her treaty agreement with
China, which fact has been cOmmuni.
Gated 20 10th Washington and Toxic