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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
CHINA's AWAKENING.
Great Britain and Germany May Be Called
 Upon to Withdraw.

Great Britain and Germany May Be Called
 Upon to Withdraw.
 Harper's Weekly.
 We do not think the missionaries will be turned out. though special protection may be denied their converts, but there Is no mis- taking the signs of an awakening in China. One of these signs is the re-purchase from American citizens of the franchise for build ing A railway from Cantan to Hankow. An other Is the fact that of late scores of thousands of Chinese soldiers have been or Ranized trained and officered by Chinese educated in Japan or by Japanese officers Now an edict has gone forth from Picking that an army of 10000 men. similarly dis cIplined and equipped shall be raised in each of more than twenty provinces. Five years ago there was not a single Chinese studying in Japan. Now there are upward of a thousand Chinese young men of the higher of governing class attending mili- tary or naval schools or other educational institutions in the island empire. Almost all the British. French and German mili- tary instructors were dismissed five years ago There Is also reason to expect that. backed by the moral influence. if not also by the material power, of Japan. the Peking government will speedily insist on the withdrawal of the foreign intruders from her soil. It will be remembered that the German seizure of kioa-chou-a seizure ut teriy unwarranted, since for any injuries complained of China would have made pecuniary reparstioR-was followed by Rus sia's occupation of Port Arthur, and this, in turn, by Great Britains occupation of Wei hai-wei and a fraction of the Chinese main land opposite Hongkong. The lease of Wei hai-wel however, was to last only go long as Russia's tenure of Port Arthur, and it would surprise nobody Great Britain should now offer to restore to China the former naval station. In that event the pressure on Germany to relinqutsh Kioa-chou might become irresistible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
s~amoued Closed.

Kansas City. Sept. 1S.-The American Association ended here today game with Minneapolis postponed yesterday was to have been played today, but 1t was declared off on account of rain.
 With the close of the season, Colum- bus captured the pennant for IS05 with an easy stride Although easily in the lead the Ohio team made its final vic- tory complete by taking the last game today. Columbus closed the season with 100 games to her credit and with oniv f1ftv7two lost. The other clubs in the association finished in the order named:
 Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Louisville, St. Paul, Indianapolis, Toledo, Kansas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

busy to be able to give 1t the time which it requires, and I take this op- portunity to denying this report once for all. Further, l have no interests, direct or indirect in any horses now running, with the exception of the mare Schulamfte, whose racing quail ties have leased and which 1 raised. I shall continue breeding and disposing of the stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
TIMES OFFERS REWARD.
s1 900 for Man Who Slew Papers Ezs.
 change Editor.

New York. Sept. 1s.-A reward of 1000 was offered today by The New York Times for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the mur- derer or murderers of J. H. Thompson, the exchange editor of that paper, who was fatally assaulted on the evening of September 7th in his room at the Hotel St. James.
 The police are now convinced that Mir. Thompson was murdered and that the motive for the crime was robbery. An examination of the box in which Mir. Thompson kept his yaluables in a safe deposit vault showed that his watch and about $70O In cash which he is known to have had in his possession and which 1t was thought he might have placed in the box, are missing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
Gun Cluh TOurnament.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1S.-The annual tournament of the Cincinnati Gun Club opened at the clubs grounds In St: Bernard today and will continue until Thursday. Many of the best trap shooters in the West are in attend ance. In the preliminary shoot today w. Henderon of Lexington, Ky. made the highest score, breaking 97 targets out of a possible 100. A. M. Hatcher of Bristol, Tenn. and W. M. Foord of Wilmington. Del, took second money each breaking 96 targets out of pos sible 100.
 The feature of the day was the shoot ing of Miss F. Althore of this city. Miss Althore, who Is IT years of age, broke 73 targets out of possible 70.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
ChicngO.s Pride in MarshalI Field.

Harper's Weekly.
 Chicago Is proud of Marshall Field because he pays taxes on forty millions of real es- tate and personal valuations, It Is unusual, and, of course. unnecessary under our absurd methods which enable a citizen to pay on what he sees fit Here In New York MT. Carnegie stands the highest assessment of five millions. although there Is popular impression that he is worth more. and 1t Is A cause of constant irritation to MT. Joseph Pulitzer that he pays on the same person aIity valuation Mir. J, P. Morgan. Chi cago insists that Mr. Field Is really worth two hundred millions. but we doubt it. Two hundred millions Is a lot of monev
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
w,II anention Mccall.

New York, Sept. 1S.-When the Leg islative Committee on Insurance in uuiry reassembles next Wednesday, the testimony of George w. Perkins will be continued and the matter of politi- cal contributions on the part of the New York Life Insurance Company will be probed.
 After MT Hughes has finished ques- tioning MT. Perkins he will question some subordinate officers of the com pany and John A. Mccall. the President of the Company, will be put on the witness stand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

Leipziger Uhrmacher Zeitung.
 Radiro. or radium gold. is remarkable new alloy which, according to report, Is destined to work radical change in the metal industry. The new metal is said to be brilliant. like gold. does not tranish. Is readily melted. Is as hard and elastic as steel and ductile that 1t can be made as thin as gold leaf. In casting. it's surface Is as smooth as pure gold and without rough ness or blisters of any kind With all these wonderful properties. it can be sold at a smaller price than copper. The name of the inventor Is Ugo TravaglinI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
Tarrnnch XKina at Chess.

Nuremburg, Germany, Sept. ls.-The first game of the chess match between Dr. S. Tarrasch of this city and Frank the local chess club in this city today and was won by Tarrasch after fifty moves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
RanIket Rall Players.

Mobile. Sept 1S.-(Special)-In the o,,,,1,n siru of the Y M. c. A. building tonieht was organized the five teams Of basket ball players for the present season. The players of the several teams are as follows:
 Whites-Penny. M; McKinsty, Vest Farmer, McGehee. Robinson. Blues Pennv E ar nv w. L.; Beardsley. Brettel. Gray, Adams. Denham. Deds-Ladd, Tacon, Coor. McKeon, Hodges. Ash. Greens Martin, Douglass. Cox, Crane. Schock' Kirtland. Tigers-Duffee, Wilson. Fountain, Partridge. Ellis, Byrnes.
 The first game of the local series will be played Friday night, October D.
 Tonight in the reception hall of the armory the Mobile Cadets held a ceie- bration in honor of their recent VIC tories on the peaceful field of conquest against their fellow companies oI tne first infantry, Alabama National Guard' The reception was in the form of a banouet served by the Criterion caie' consisting of all the good things or the season. -,., ..-.s
 Present as specially invited guests were Colonel R. B. Dummont, lst Tn = fantry; Captain John D. Hagan, Gull City Guards; Captain F. M. Maddox nd tutant, lst infantry; Captain W. E' Mickle. inspector rife practice; Lieu tenant Lee Darlington. Battery A Lieutenant Robert Ennis. Mobile Ca dets; Ouartermaster Henry Clay Kean of the Mobile Rifles. and the press After banquetting. speechmaking was in order and many complimentary re- marks were thrown at Captain Thomas Mckay and the Lomax Rifles. It was happy occasion and all had an enjoy able time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

Washington, Sept Washington and Boston broke even today. the locals winning the first game through timely hitting. Attendance. 5,27. Score:
 First game: R. H. E. Boston ....... 900 002 000-2 5 1
 Batteries-Hughes and Heydon; Gib- son and Criger.
 Second game: RHE Washington .OlO 900 goo 3 II ? Boston .......054 020 005-16 19 ?
 JacobsenA Adams and Knoll; Winter and Armbruster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
SPORTING NEWS
Continued from Page Ten.)

Crozier. Sacrifice hits. Stafford. Double plays, Zellar to Morse Forst on palls, off Zellar, 0; of Stockdale, 8. Struck out, by Zellar. 2; by Stockdale, 1: Pass ed balls, Archer. Time, 1:30. Umpire, Pfenninger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
No Turf for Mackey.

the effect iiat PT Gia rence re W Mackey would return 10 the turf is printed to- said:
 II have absolutely DO intention of re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
The Curse That Fell On Mother Eve Has Descended Upon Thousands and Thousands of Women Whose Lives Would be Al- most Hopeless Were it
 Not for c. F. P. (0erS.
 ties Female Pam

4 refined sense of mOdsty often prevenea women who suffer with female eornplaints from seeking the advice and aid of physseianz- They know they arc sick. but no one ever knows how dangerous and desperate the case tn tte incp1eney may be- therefore t is the positive duty of every woman thus afflicted to take immediate steps 70 save herself.
 No matter what form of female trouble yOH may have, you can be absolutely cured h Hse pHINAey of your own home. Thew will bo no eanpaSsasss. s. mont whatever. and no doubt A@ to tlss rs@oie " G.FP. (GeTstles Female Panacsal ia and aiwAy LS been universally successful in the cure ot s1cn tee to cure you. Then why suffsr1 t ls SEIune ns of negligence for any woman to 90 on th!So1a, n miserable and sick, Q burden to hefsch a"~ 'S others when she could be just as easily NSaL ..,.
 Try our medicine at our expense nW 2t"1 ffVm your druggist, take it aS direetaa Sua ..~I the bottle Is finished if yen caa eonsften s.Ous.y H say yOa have not been bsnehts4. yeNL SJ.s-1 Hs., will be returned instantly by the man iFosn you bOaaBht it ,.,-;...
 Ths sls very different proposition iron raS,nG ., yUur physieiAn large fees whSther DC HS-'o w or not .A A. =.
 This guarantee authorizes any dTaggns p fund the purchase price of . boetse S, Oh =. 1hS (Gerstle's Female PanAcea) to any WO~~a@
 buys t and is not benefited by itS use. .,sR-rtrv
 We make this guarantee 90 thnt Svery sss. Tso,; woman may feel perfectly safe in erytn4 - - ~ Te sent remedy. It cures each and eVery S,-. s,-Vl. male troubles. such prolapsus. tsue0t = -S,,,.a Fasthaaia. hysteFiA. painful eeent S1S \ menstrustton. It is an immediate = Iour prompt and permanent cure. or " = 6o1 money back. This should be nleaeeSs e - s =. - | every broken down, unhealthy or enH~~ l EAAA. Take immediate savantnge oS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
Radio, a New Alloy.

sengers on their lines. A certain kind of pride is departing rapidly from Americans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

The usual number of tourists have been killed in the Alps this seasRn hunting edel- weiss, although any one could raise edel- weiss in his hack yard" as 6 horticulturist remarked the other day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis, Sept. 1S.-In brilliant ex- hibition St. Louis today defeated Chi caKo. Score: R. H. E. St. Louis ........01O 1dO O9o-S 2
 Batteries-Sudhon. Roth and Sugden; owen, White and Sullivan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

surinam. in Dutch Guiana, has the small est range of temperature of any place in the world. In summer the average is "a and ip winter TIA desreeA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

1HIIaueIPIII1 P00V
 Boston, Sept 1S.-Boston won two games from Brooklyn here today. Dolan batted in all the runs the home team made in the second game. Score:
 First game: k. II. F. Boston .......2 25O 10l Wy 19 l Brooklyn .... 100 900 001-2
 Batteries-Fraser and Needham; Stricklett and Ritter.
 Boston ~ e...... .OoO o2o 2.-4 Q Brooklyn .. .Ol0 900 00-1 5 i
 Batteries-Willis and Moran; Mo Intyre and Bergen.
 Chicago. Sept. 1S.-By grouping hits in three innings today, Chicago won the last game of the series with St. Chicago CSI,s e. .'... .oo1 12O OO"-4 ? St. Louis .e....O00 900 002-2 2
 Batteries-Lundgren and King; Friedman and Leahy. .-~ ~.=~"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

Cleveland. Sept. 1S.-Detroit shut out Cleveland today in a ninth inning bat ting rally. which was started by Crow ford with a home run. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1s.-New York Philadelphia postponed; rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

New York, Sept. 1S,-Philadelphia New York, rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-19

Cleveland .... 900 900 O00-0 3 0 Detroit 900 900 003-3 II
 Batteries-Rhoades and Wakefield; Killian and Drill
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
LECTURE NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT

DR.. G. Hall Cook will give the public
an opportunity next Sunday night at
Odd Fellows hall TO hear about the
latest discoveries made by the Lon
don Society for Psychical Research.
His subject will be, Scientific Evil
dence for Future Life" with stere-
opticon illustrations, based upon the
conclusion of this eminent body of
scientists and results obtained by ex-
pert investigators by means of an in
strument of physical science, the pho
tographic camera.
The work of the London society
onw covering a period of almost twen-
ty-five years, is attracting world wide
attention This society represents nc
doctrinal cult, or ism, or propaganda
but is simply an expansion of science
as she now is-''a world wide quest
for facts and phenomena in the realm
of mans psychological nature Its
published Proceeding" and Jour
nails" now numbering twenty eigh
large octave volumes, and other liter.
ature issued under the auspices of th'
society, keep steadily increasing. III
presidents and members of the coun
| Gil are men foremost in the ranks o
science many of whom are Fellow
Of the Royal Society, as Sir William
| Crookes, Hon. A. ]. Balfour, Sir Olive
Lodge, Prof. Henry Sidgewick, DI
Alfred Russell Wallace, Prof. William
! James, of Harvard, and other scien
lists of highest repute.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
UNITED STATES PETIT
JURY IS DISMISSED
Federal Authorities Shoulder
Burden Of John COnOvan
Upon Territory.
GALLUP MAN ADJuBGED INSANE

In the district court this morning
Judge Abbott announced that as tne
Caledoniane Coal company versus the
santa Fe railroad and other import
ant cases had been postponed, the
United states petit jury would not De
needed again this term oil court rms
Jury was excused in November until
the Sth of December, the court ex-
pecting that number of important
cases could be tried before the term
expired. These cases have not ma
terialized and the United States petit
iurv may consider itself dismissed.
The territory has finally had to
shoulder the burden of John Canavan,
who was arrested by United States
authorities in Mckinley county FOR
selling liquor to Indians, and he has
been adjudged insane. The United
States refused to accept Canavan af-
ter he was found to be insane, and
TODAY Judge Abbott ordered the pris-
oner taken to the territorial asylum
at Las Vegas. Sheriff Harry Cod
dington, of Mckinley county, who re-
turned to the city today from taking
Claude Doane to the penitentiary, inn
mediately on arriving here took Can
avan in charge and transferred him
to the asylum at Las Vegas.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Elks' memorial services at the Elks
opera house Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, and everybody is invited to
attend.
j. H. O'Rielly, manager for the
Washington Life Insurance company
in New Mexico and Arizona, was a
passenger for Las Vegas this after
Eoon. Mr.. O'Rielly expects to be alb
sent from the city several days.
There will be a meeting OF the d.
of P. on the evening of December l.
at Red Mems hall at 1880 O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired as it will be
the last meeting before the installa
ton of the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Maupln, a popu-
lar young southern couple from Nor
folk. Virginia, who have been here
the past few weeks, have concluded tc
remain indefinitely and Mr.. Maupin
will go into business. They are well
coined.
John Mcintyre, one Of the prominent
merchants of San Antonio, and &
member of the Mcintyre Mercantile
company, came in from the south or
| the delayed passenger this Afternoon
and is here on business. His COM
pany will ship to eastern markets
about four car loads of winter apples
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
POLICE COURT

A bench filled with prisoners VINO
had been arrested Thanksgiving DAY
charged with intoxication, disorderly
conduct, street fighting and vagrancy'
claimed the attention of Judge Craw-
ford in police court this morning.
some received supended sentences,
while others were sentenced to the
CITY iail in default of fines.
James Fremont, who has been max
ing himself obnoxious in SALOONS
about town. was sent up for ten days
on the vagrancy charge.
Everett Reynolds and Frank
Thompson, colored, placed under ar
rest for street fighting, pleaded not
guilty and were given trial.
The police arrested Tranqullilno
Armiio last evening and locked MN
up on the charge of intoxication and
assault. 1t is alleged that the defend
ant resented an insult hurled at him
by a friend while in drinking es-
tablishment and struck the man on
the nose with his fist. The person
who was, it is alleged, thus injured
was also under the influence OF IN
| toxicants. and has but a faint recoi-
/ lection OF what occurred. ArmlJ'
pleaded not guilty and will be gwen
/ trial AT ; o'clock this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
JUDGE ABBOTT ON CHARITIES
FoRcIBLE DISCOURSE DELIV-
Erred AT UNION THANKSGlV-
ING SERVICES AT THE ElkS'
OPERA HOUSE.

Brief mention was made in The
Evening Citizen yesterday relative to
the discussion of the Associated Char
tiles movement in Albuquerque. One
of the principal speakers was Judge
Abbott. who in a forcible manner out
lined the necessity of finding a place
of amusement and recreation for the
laboring man outside of the saloon.
He said in part:
Il am told that the saloons are
closed in this city on Sunday said
the Judge, "but when the saloons are
closed what have we done for the
large class of workingmen and others
who frequent saloons and gambling
places purely for the sake OF sociabil-
ity? We have done nothing. Here
is a grand opening for a work when
comes within the aims of the Asso-
ciated Charities organization. The
greatest need for the city is that a
place be established for this class,
, where men can smoke and enjoy In
nocent games and social inteioourae
under the auspices of such a body as
| this.
THE men who frequent saloons or
Sunday are not the class who attend
the churches. The first step in ap
preaching such men as these is to
| furnish them a place where theil
craving for social intercourse can oe
satisfied. If attractive rooms are
available where such men can fee
| that they are welcome the saloon VII
lose half its patronage.
"The American people are the mos
progressive and the most prosperous
and at the same time. the most ex
travagant What nation in its senses
would keep on hand a standing arm.
of tramps numbering tens OF thou
sands? Yet that is the present con
dition in this country This is YER
largely due to unwise and misplace
charity, and the aims given to tram
too often do him an injury rather thal
aid him"
Attorney George S. Klock spoke IN
tarastinolv in behalf of the Associate
Charities cause in his characteristl
eloquent manner.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
SHEEP SANITARY
BOARD In SESSION
MESSRS. LUNA, KELLY AND
ScHLETER PRESENT, WITH
PRAGER AND BURNS ABSENT.

The New Mexico territorial sheep
sanitary board met in regular session
at the office of the secretary, II. f..
Lee. in the N. r. Armijo building, this
afternoon, there being present Hon.
Solomon Luna. of Los Lunas, presi-
dent: Harry w. Kelly, of Las Vegas,
and Charles Schleter, of Clayton, and
Secretary Lee. Owing to business OBJ
w. S. Prayer, of Roswell
and T. d. Burns, Jr., OF TERRA AM
arilla, were not present.
Much business of importance TO
the sheep industry was discussed, ana
reports showed that throughout the
territory. the sheep raisers have
enioyed one of the most pros
porous years imaginable; prices
have been excellent, and ship
ments only delayed few days by the
railroad companies failing to furnish
sufficient cars. AS to scab, the board
has worked faithfully to eradicate
this disease, and the members now an
nounce the territory practically free
from scabby sheep.
A large number of current Din
were introduced, examined and order'
ed paid. The board went over the
work of the sheep inspectors ant
ordered that the latter be paid, ant
also instructed the secretary to cu'
off the pay roll certain inspectors fol
the winter months.
The board concluded it's labors late
this afternoon and adjourned. Messrs
Schleter and Kelly will probably re-
turn north tonight, while Mr.. Luna
who has just returned from his sheel
ranges in Socorro county, will remaiI
| In the city a few days.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
MISS BURDEN ENTHUSIASTICALLY
GREETED AT RED MANS HALL

A large audience of white and col
ored people attended the concert
given at the Red Mems hall last night
under the auspices of the Twentieth
Century club. local colored organiza-
ton. The singing was highly enter
tanning and heartily enjoyed. Miss
Minnie Burden, who sang the lead
ing soprano of a well trained quar-
tets and several solos, is one of the
best colored artists to appear Defore
an Albuquerque audience. and those
who missed the entertainment last
night missed one of the musical treats
of the season. Miss Burden was
formerly the prima donna of the VII
liams & Walker concert company, one
of the best known colored concert
companies on the American stage. She
will Join a coterie Of colored singers
at Ell Paso within a few days, for
tour of the coast cities.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
THE ALBUQUERQUE
ELEVENS WON AND LOST
HIGAsCHooL BEATS LAS VEGAS
II TO o-UNiVERs!TN DEF
ED RY FARMERS, 40 TO o.

Albuquerque has two OotOall teams
that played games out OF the clIy YES
terday. They are the pride ana Joy
of Albuquerque's two most prominent
institutions of learning, the unlver-
sitv of New Mexico and the city High
school, and the greeting the players
received on their return was equa!ly
warm, though one was covered WIN
the glory of victory and the other win
the bruises of defeat.
The victorious team represented
the High school against the Las We
gas High school and defeated the
Meadow City eleven on its own
ground. The score was eleven 10
nothing. In telling of the victory, the
Albuquerque boys say that it was a
hard game The teams were quite
evenly matched and the victory was
well earned. If anything, the Meadow
CITY boys were a trihe the heavier OF
the two. The feature Of the game
was a 75-yard run by Lembke, OF the
locals. Lembke dashed through th'
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
JOINT STATEHOOD
LEAGUE FEELS FLATTERED
PETITIONS CONTAINING MANY
THOUSANDS OF NAMES ARRIV.
ING AT HEADQUARTERS.

Socorro has fallen in line with the
other important cities of the territory
in coming forward with Joint state
hood petition. The Socorro petition
is one of the most voluminous yet re-
ceived at the joint statehood head
quarters, although the paper which
is supposed to reflect the sentiments
of that community has said that the
Joint statehood issue is a dead one.
If petitions continue to come in for
the next two weeks like they have
the past week, the Joint statehood
league will have TO take up collec'
tion to raise sufficient postage tc
carry the budget 10 Washington foI
the inspection of congress.
It is believed that the Albuquerque
petition will contain fully louo
names