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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
Railroad Topics

Icavu eneineer and was on his way -
l5eien 20 take a position ~ ASSISTANT
10 chief Enginner J. V. keyp, WIN haa
charge Of tho construction work Oh
The cut OF
The Colorado 4 Southern. which
operates i.i2i miles Of road, from
Ofin Junction. Wyo. 10 Fort Worth.
Texas. hns arranged for q $4,000 600
bond issue 10 extend isa Tine "a Gal
weston. Part 81 this viii BE- BY par.
chase and ~ niles by new conetfuc'
tion.
Foreman W. " Tucker G. W Dick
sns, W ~ kaisn. loacph Mahau.
Drank eealEr. Verne Hess and 4. L.
ivlnr on, Of tho electrical depart.
mont al the Santa ~. passed through
Albuquerque last niHhi from Santa 70
on r3nie % DemlnR. where they 80 %
vi q The nov station Just compleied az
THAI p,ant
q ID Calhoun. ~ pittshurr, pa,
who had boon uicrklng IN the commits
gary doparmonf az the Albuquerque
Eastern railway NJ Morlariiy, was An
The city a short Whlio fhla morning
and itft on No ~ Tor Canon C.fy.
Colo. who're ho goes IN take a posi-.
lion 81 assistant treasurer 81 the Col
nrado Electric railway IA that city.
Gafdinpr IAihron. general collector
of the Santa f'c System. hha returned
90 hiE headquarters a. NaAaasCiiy from
Ia tlar ~ Inspection at parts os the
s0uihwf8t system. IN eOmpBny with
W.. .. kgnua. irst vice president n.
~. Mud e general managoy, and J y.
HURLEY enerai superintendent tho
marty travelled over tho lines ~ the
.c1mpany M southern Kansas. Oklahu.
ma aa1 The Pccos valley line IN New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
IMPORTANT EXPERIMENT..

An Important experiment Is being
given a trial IN tho Topeka santa 70
machine shops. ana N the Innovation
Is f0uaN 20 b. auccodGiul, Il viii be IN.
troduceC Ia tbs other general shops Of
the system. at such points as Fort
Madison, IA Junta, Albuquerque. San
Bernardlno ard Cleburne, Texas. says
the state Journal.
The innovation IL what Is known
o. the premium system Of paying
the machlnistA for work performed. Il
has the elements the " piece work
system Ia that the Industrious and
energetic Wofamnn a enabled 10 earn
more than 4 laggard. Il has an al
vantage 70 the empl0yo over the
piece work" system. 10 that each en-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

ii. Adair. clerk In che round hoiiao,
10 confined 20 hiH home by Illness
Asa Campbell. u kanaah CITY, has
been aided 90 the niaclhnlsi force a.
the locad " Jpa.
A q Rankin. Connected with The en-
cheering departmon ~ the Santa fe,
Was here to-day from hcion
EnFlno Foreman }. A. hO1g, ~ the
Nov Mexico division, spout yesterday
in AIbnauarQuo on railroad business.
Prank Mckane. Ia che employ ~ me
santa F0 Cerirai railway, as IN The
city fr0m Santa ~ on rai'road baai'
moss
william Daze. travelling cneine fore.
man on thu Albuquerque tiYialun ~
tie santa ~. came IA from the wee'
lnst kiHht.
spocial santa We Oacer Dan VIII.
Hams ~ las VoRas. returned home
last nig5t after q days business vialt
in TIE city.
W. n Hutton. ~ the auditing %.
pnrimenl q fiho SahtA ~, arrived
from Topel'a last nighf and Hooked
after business connected wan hia do.
parment here todkj
\. Ward. record clerk 10 ne Santa
Fe stare department In thiB city, han
roaiguad bis position AID will Eetaiu
10 his former home IA CloDurno. ToK.
He - succeeded ~ Charles Bond
EnFinnefs klunp and Savers have
loft the service Of the 8anta 80. The
former Was D passenger engineer 0n
tho Albuquerque WinelOw division.
and tho latter vas running extra on
The Same division.
A. q Hradioy, o. Iawrenco, Kansas.
passes through Albuquerque laat night
en route % Beson. Mr. bradley Is q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
RAILROAD MEN STUDYING
AUTOMATIC AIR SUSTAIN

The auiomatic air system ~ being
introduced ON tho Rio 0raade raii.
road and al employees required 10
handle trains are being glvon special
training IN itH uHna. The instruction
EAR % nov az Sallda. Colo and all
employees are required io master afr
system principles before they are
eligible for emnloymmt IN the fuiufc
with automatic mir. q 8 impossihie
Tor n, "a 70 break IN two and win
away down the steep mountain grades
The moment the air hose anaps. every
wheel on the entire train Is locked %
no emergency point.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
TWO WAY CARS BURN.

About 4 O'Clock the other morning
Conductor MilleF's way car became de.
tached from the train At Illlnlaide and
started on a wild chase dOwn the hill.
Not nesting with any obstruction un.
~ Il got into the Raien yards, where
1t iammod into Conductor Reed'a way
car, brakeman Hugh r, Sweeney was
IN Reeds way car aud WIS thrown the
fun Length of the car but luckily a..
capped with no further Injuries than q
bad spralnod 70 the great toe Of the
loft foot, ThC stove IN the runaway
car was overturned and both cars
were burned up.--liatOn Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
THANKS rHE CITIZEN.

To Tho Cii'ktns
The secretary and faculty Of the
Harw0od Parchment school wish 90
thank you fos your kindness Ia print
ing the program. aud appeal for the
redodicatlon Of our home Ia two Is
sues OF your paper
We are grateful fog this kindness
extended by you and consider L q
great favor Sincerely yours
MRS. ANNA KENT, Secretary.
by Nottio a Baker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
PASSENGER SERVICE OPENED
ON SAN. cLAaN's NEW ROAD

Regular passenger service on tha
san Pedro, Los Angeles a aak Lake
railway was opened yesterday bel
ween Los Angeles and Las VEGAS, Ne.
vada one train ench way Will 10
Operated daily. A train viii leave Salt
AXE al o. o., aud arrive az iAa We
Ras az ! p M tho following day i.cny.
ing las Vegas. the train viii depart NJ
2 30 D. M. api arrive IA salt ihko nc
n b. M. the following day. The trains
arr equipped With full Pullman ssTv-
ico. This O. the ilrss attempt "a regu-
lar schedule on the new Tssid
IA q announced that the fraf
through train on the road carrying
regular passenger traffic Will leave
SAT- lake next Saturday night There
giii be- two trains leaving ON ihia siato
i0H Los Angelic iiearinR a Salt Lake
deloealion of Noolmen ~ the World
b The national meeting Of tho order
which opens here Monday. April a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
INFUSED BRAKEMAN TAKEN
TO SAN BERkAHDlNO.

Harry Scott. one OF he most popu.
lar brakemen among tho Santa fe'a
tralnmen. waA brought Ia on No 2
this morning. suffering from oxccHiFe-
~ painful ana sefiuus Injuries. says
the Timee.lndex lie was caught BE-.
tween two bumpers "a lsOrdaharg
while coupling cara. A. nearly a.
could be- learned hv vas fixing a pin
on one 81 enc cars, ready 'o make q
coupling, when Z loose car brink
klcked down struck him. Hts chest
was badly crushed. breaking The say-
enlh aud eighth ribs. and fOfclnR them
into the lung. from which the afr WIS
oscaping into iha Tissues when taken
% The physicians. $40 was ta6en 20
Dra. Iiazoleft and Baylla On nis ar.
fiyai here aud from there 70 hla iodg
ing house In Third street The doctors
say THAI unless complications should
set In. pneumonia or blood pol20n DO
shouid recover Ia about ala weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

"WHlRllED GAYLY AND CAME
DAWN WHACKi"
his feet First this stumbling crowd
was his own, then, oh. wonderful the
toddllng crowd were his children's
children. and now-lf Report be an
honest iade--there are certain small
mites underfoot with their dogs, who
are the babies Of his chlldron's chill.
dren.
Gentle patriarch. beloved OF his own
as well as OF the world, where Is his
like today
In tho retirement OF Joseph Jcner.
son the American stage was robbed
of ita chiofoSt Rdornmont and the
drama OF one Of itR potent opponents.
Each individual oi his great audience
feels as a personal loss to think that
that strong clear light Of rare intelli-
gence. Of hne originality that has
lent such hTilllancy 20 his chosen pro
fession, Is Withdrawn. and we left
without hope OF Is return.
TN dwelling on the gentle. kind.
IS nature OF this true artist. / would
have no one receive the Impression
that courtiy manners and unfalllng
consideration for the welfare of 9th.
ers implies weakness. That would
be a gross mistake, for when occasion
demands no man more quickly
proves the courage OF his convictions.
That we'll curved Jaw and forward
thrustlng chii are ia his character az
plainly as In his face; the jaw that
seems "a be an inheritance and as
truly a Ienersonian feature a. any
bourbon nose or iapshurg no. and
that makes so fine balance for the
sentiliye mouth and beauty seeking
eyes.
When, with real courage. Mr.. Jen-
ellp0lpHapshuril ryod. ET AOlN
eraon was preparing for that Icy
plunge, a hfst appearance before a
British public, there was mot beneath
his deceptive gentienoss Of voice and
immOyabie as one of their own Traiai.
gar lions.
You see. he had studied the story
OF Rip Van Wrinkle for years he had
analysed the character. had viewed Il
from every possible point, and had al
last In his mind'H eye the man he
wished 10 introduce 20 the world the
vaRabOnG beloved OF dog and child;
the lazy, good-for'nauEht. with every
good wrapped about with rags OF vice
anu NhANNNN'NHs
Any yet those very tatteFs now
and then revealed a glcamng virtue,
tenderness, regret. a good inten.
tion. and above all vice and virtue
bound together by a simplicity az orc
moment childish TO folly az another
wise 90 proximity And this char
aeter, Mr. Jehcrs0n's artistic insight
told him, could not be played ON the
Old, hard ruled lines. Poor old Riu
couldn't keep 10 a straight gNe NJ any
point 81 the game. So, much latitude
was required for him and taken BY
Mr.. Jefferson, aud he became finally
incandesoent Of the character, not d
superficial reflection, but the Twins
Ideal.
These conditions were reached
gradually but surely, step BY step, a
we ascend a mountain. A searching
examination OF Irvlng's Rip Van
Wlnkle or the later play by Bo1cicaull
gives no suggestion OF the beautiful
that has walked among ua for years
clad IN human dust. No one ever yol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
RESUMPTION OF WORK
ON SANTA FE CUTOFF

J. v. Key. superintendent OF con.
structlon for the Santa Pc. has again
established his headquarters a. belen,
A stenOgrapher was employed here
for him ana sent TO Belen, a nd a
corps, OF engineers, including \, II.
Nudge. has pitched camp az the cut
on town. Everything points to tho
immediate resampt0a Of Nor kon the
Santa re cutoff,
James Dun, chief engineer for the
Santa ne. Is expected Ia New Mexico
within a few days. Building materials
and commisaary supplies are being
shipped through this city daily en-
route 20 Belen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
a. GILBERT ARRESTED
FOR FORGERY

sheriff Woodruff arrested y. w on.
ber at Roswell on che charge ~ for
gerry. A warrant had been ISSUED IN
the court OF Justice Bailey charging
him with forging a check for si9. Re
waa locked IA the county jail and will
be- given a hearing later, The alleged
forgery Is supposed 30 have occurred
AZ Arteain The accused " a broiheI
Of the man who IL said 10 have been
shot a. bur missed BY Jap Clark al
Torrance, NJ the zine when CLARK
killed Chase.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
NE WILL ACCOMPANY
THE PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN

A. A. Gargan, superintendent % the
Western Union Telegraph company,
was In the city Tuesday night between
tralns. he was accompanied by a. r.
Robinson. The new night operator for
the local Office
Mr.. Gargan left on delayed train
No. s. for che Colorado state limo
where ho Is to meot the Roosevelt
special train and accompany the pIesl.
dental party on LIS hunting trip. II
"a expected the special viii BE- side.
tracked az Carb0ndOie. Colo. where a
temporary telegraph othce will DO
rigsed 40. Ten newspaper cores.
pondents win be with the party while
In Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
CALIFORNIA MAN suEs
THE 9. p. AT Ct PAso

Peer Johnson. a resident ~ Gan
isernardlno. Cal, filed a $4,000 dam.
age suit against the Santa Fe IN the
distrlct court NJ ~ Paso yesterday AT.
ernooD.
Ito alleges that on October 10, 1904.
while employed as a marninlet IN the
shops OF tho defendant in San Ber-
noriino. he met with an accident on
the transfer table 10 which ono OF his
legs was torn on aluti1 four Inches
above the knee lie claims thai che
accident would not have occurred "
the defendant had kept the transfer
table Ia proper repair. Ne saya That
be expended $500 in medicines and
modical attendance on account % hls
injury. Al che time at the accident
the plaintiff was G6 years old aud earn
Ing $3.50 per month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
CONVERTING THEM 10
JOINT STATEHOOD

Hon Morris Goldwater, mayor Of
Prescott, Aria, was taken N hand
by ex.Dolegate Rodey and others here
Tuesday on his way back from the
reunion OF The Rough Riders NJ San
Antonio, Texas, and made strong
convert 10 Joint statehood out of him
Mr. Rodey, Col. A. W. Harris, l.. W.
Gales and others made an equally
STRONG convert o. Lieutenant Brad.
shaw, Of Prescott today, lie was
also here yesterday On his way hack
from the reunion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
rsousLsD WITH wAsHoUrs.

The Santa Fe Is again having no
end OF trouble on account Of wash
outs In Arizona According to dis.
patch from los Angeles today, q
cloudburst occurred last night a.
Franconia, station bttween Kingman
ana Needles, winch carried out about
100 feet OF track ana tied up all traiiic
Tor about ten hours
Train No. 4 the limited from the
west, due here about ~ o'clock last
night dld not arrive until late this az
tern0on. and No. 2 viii arrive some.
time tonight.
During the past six oI eight months
the Santa re has had 30 end Of
trouble In Arizona and ksw Mexico
aud no sooner DO they get repairs
made before trouble ocurs s0mo place
else.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
MOTIVE POWER GOOD.
Alfred Lowell Says Santa Fe IL Having
No Trouble on Coast LInea.

Alfred Lowell Says Santa re 10 Having
No Trouble on Coast Lines.
superintendent OF Motive Power Al
fred Lowell OF the Santa &c has been
~ San Bernardino on a trip u lnHpec.
tion. Mr. Lowell was seen az bis car
by a reporter. YES" he said. "the
road n IN excellent condition. TIE
motive power n row ln better c0ndi'
tiun than \ hga becn to- a long Tins,
and this "a especially The care on tho
coast lines. DO not know very much
about the volume 81 freight business
handled over the road, az this tooa not
come under the jurisdiction pr my De.
partmeut. hut I underna nd that THIS
has been materially larger than ia
previous years. / do know Wo have
been handling q without trouble, al
amp rate
"Ale we going 20 purchase any new
onginnaq Well. yes. the company has
placed an order Tor n number Of nov
engines, AS has already been pub.
liBhod The reports are correct
enough.
% da s0f know whom the improve.
menis viii begin 90 these shops aaa
yards. u remains i0r the people Ol
your cl,y 10 show ,hat They appreciate
Nhai the Santa We u doing for them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

ItchinE, blind. bleeding. on prutrud-
ing piles Druggists refund money Il
Pazo Ointment falls 20 cure ans case.
no mattcr Of how long standing Ia 6
10 IA days First application gives
eaee and rest soc. n Your druggist
hasn't " send soc In stamps and d VIII
be- forwarded past paid BY Paris Meii
cline Co., 81 Louis. Mo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

Nasal Catarrs qlickiy yields 10 treat.
mont b. Elyu Cream lialsD. which n tgrce.
ally Aranalio. ID Il received through tho
noatrils, cloanses and heaia iho whole sur.
faoo over which u dilnHes itssif. Druggists
sell tho 500. alzoi Trial mxe by mail, 10
cents. Test ID anA yoa ara saro 70 continue
the trcatmcnt.
Announcements.
To accommodate thee who hro partial
10 tbs U.S. VI alomizofs IN applying Aqqida
Into tho nasal passages for eaiafyhnf tplt-
tes, the proprlrtors prepare Cream l'aln4 In
liquid form, which viii 10 known a. hiy'a
Liquid Cream l,alm. Price Including he
spraying tube u 20 cents. Druggists o. BY
naiL Tia liquid form eubodiea the mod
Icinal properties q tho solid prepafAtion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
IT WAS A LONG TRAIN
OF EMPTY AND LOADED CABS

Il Vas a long tFAin that woni over
the hill this aftefnnm pulled 81 threo
~ the Santa FEES Blk engines hnt y
was not mado up after thc iaHns0u ct
the ordinary run ~ freight cars rus
nlns out ~ here. aaya the san Scr.
uardino Times Index Indeed. huf for
IT, great length. Il looked more like
the hog trains In use over che branch
lines "a lesa thickiy populated ooun.
tfiea than ttis. There we're thirty.
siN empty freight cars Of various d.
ecrlniOue, ncFenfeou rulriRnni0rs
loaded WIKI oranges. and eleven Salt
Lake paescnEpr coachns buand tor
Sail Lake Cify OF cuufeo. the p3a-
aonfgr coaches were about AZ Iona as
twenty-five box ears would have leon.
making the train practically 49, long
a. II a had been COMPOSED ~ seventy
Ave cara. The SAX lake cars wefe
going 20 HRlt Lake CITY % b. n2cd On
bringing hack ~ Los Angeles TIE
Woodmrn Of the Worlds delegates fo
the head camp session. which "a dna
NJ assemble AZ Los Angeles Mas rs.
Thla session viii bo composed 81 dele.
gafea irOln tho head camps II each
81 tho states in which fhe order has
bDen eslabli1hod, which fommiaea
practically every state 81 me unlon,
aud there VIII ~ about 300 al them AZ
i@A Aneeles when she session Is called
10 order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

From weluosdaYa Daily Chifcn.
Train Inspector A 5. Rankin. ~
Topeka. spent yesterday 81 the city
on business connected with ~ de.
parimont.
J. W. Orchard. superintendent Of
grading on the Albuquerque Eastern
railway was in the city today BE
reports work progressing quite salts.
facfofiiy.
chief CLERK & A. nartydt 70 Master
Mechanic Hicks. Of the local shops.
~ passing around the clFars a. a ~.
suit u the arrival Of a baby girl at
bits home on West Coal avenue
Division Superintendent u J Eaa.
10y oi the Santa BE-. came down from
las Vegas yesterday Ia his private
car and ATTENDED to ofnclal business.
he returned 10 the Meadow city last
niaht
G. Gafgan. superintendent % me
Rocky Mountain division 0f the West.
orn Union Telegraph company with
headquarters "a Denver. arrived Isl
the city yesterday to look after husi.
ness connected with the local once
y u Robinson, who had been filing
The position OF manager Of The West.
ern Union once NJ Santa Re fcv the
past few months. has bccu transfer.
red 20 the compnnys Office IN this
city aud viii take a niKbt trick. ge
enters upon hts duties tonight.
A new battery Of steam boilers OF
The most improved pattern Is being
installed at tho Alsarado During The
work az installing the ney boilers
comnosqd locomotive No. $50 from
ihp local shops has heon run IN on the
Side track OF the hotel and viii fur.
nlsh The steam.
The Denver a Rio Grande A. the
FIRST IN the ncld with a namphios de-.
scrihlng the Unitah Indian rcacrya'
ton. which viii be- opened for settle.
ment next September The rcserva.
ton contains 2.f2b.000 acres Il 10
located IN the north central part 81
ufah. ~ 1000 fees above the sea level.
and - watorod by the ulntah. Duchess
ne. and other small rivers
Ohiccra OF western railroads cenicr.
Ing IN Chicago all declare that travel
from that city go the Paclilc coast ~
much heavier than for many years. To
such an extent haa the California traf.
ic. IN particular. increased that the
Rock Island and Southern Pacific an.
nOunced that the Golden state limit.
cd" the fast Chicago. California train,
which Il usually discontinued for the
season the mlddle OF April. viii be
kept IN service indefinitely this sea
son,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
A KANSAS PHYSICIAN
ON TUgUcULAa lNsTiTioN

Dr, Y. n. Mead. o. Groai Bend. Kan.
stated % a well Record represoi-
letiye that be thought Roswell was
one Of the best places IN the world f0F
a tubercular snniiarium. and that he
would build such ara institution n the
city Of some public organization would
Donate tie ground, a. d locatlon IN
Ia desirable place nr Mead win be
"a Roswell several days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
Copyright. 1905. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association

Copyright. 1895. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association
In reading recently n paragraph
anent the present welfare ~ our much
loved Joseph jefferson. this freaklsh
thought came 10 me.
Suppose. for reasons we were com.
PEELED 60 select some publlc-kOne
very popular man-and sentence bin
10 pass the rest Of his life within
glass houses How swiftly. how un.
animoualy we would turn smiling
faces toward this same Joseph Jen.
orson. knowing that IN his sunny kind
~ nature--one desiring to throw
stones No no living creature--our own
perfect safety lay, while the simple
sincere. God.fearing life Of the man
himself would keep him safe behind
the most transparent walls from even
the fainteat criticism
Truly y irpnklsh thought. and yet
has he not lived the greater part of
his long life under the sharpest es-
plonaFe In the world, that OF lover
This gentle patriarch whose offspring
cannot leave him-0nly foreign hus.
band was strong enough 10 drag one
child from hia arms-for over forty
years be has had 10 plea his way
cautiously among the fine dogs and
finer babies, tumbllng happily about
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

Danha - 0hNeA fei O"HNN III
A party 81 santa Fe officials in
oluGlng General Manager Nudge. Gen
eral Solicitor L&throp, r. D. Kenna
and Chief Engineer Strong were 81
pawhuska, Oklahoma, for several days
looking Tor a practicable route from
Moline. Kan. through Sedan and Long.
ton into aud through the Usage indian
nation, where the Standard OF com.
pauy holds blanket lease on all oil
and gas lands The intent n TO build
line through that country 20 tap
these leases and give on outlet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

william "A. Ford. recently Of El Paso
has taken a poaiiion az machinlet
az the local shops.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

Q. ID Calhoun. N'ho was AZ Santa
- on business. returned 70 the clty
last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

tReports from Palm lleach, where
Jos. Jefferson r. living. are that the
great "trip Van Wrinkle" Is rapidly
failing. and that his friends fear that
tho great actor, nov over &C. Is near.
ing The end. The following sketch Of
Jefferson has been written for this
newspaper by che famous actress,
Clara Morris. now Mrs r G HarFiott.
-~Editorl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-03

Revidere Man Possess Rare if Not
Enviahle Title.

Belyidere, H., Aug. 2.-Illinols Is
again to the front. One of its sons
has been elected an Arab shiek. The
lucky man is Earl w jerks, who
formerly lived here He is now in
the region near Kena, Egypt pros
pecting for coal, his employer being
a London company She'k jerks has
written to his aunt in this city, Mrs.
r. b, Plane, telling, much 10 her as
constituent, Of his elevation as ruler
of a turbanned saddle coiored clan.
II appears that he has under his com
mand about two hundred Bedouins,
and these followers of the prophet
have conferred on the lllinoisan the
title Of sheik.
| Mr. jerks writes that he finds II
hard 10 have to dine with his brother
she'ks without knife or fork. but he
says philosophically, that what can't
be cured must be endured.