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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
Nrw mrrAop or peosEt YriNo.
subs,flptIon Rasas.

Ex-Governor Murphy Of Arizona Ia Las Vegas
ON Friday night where he IL accredited with the proposal
that Speaker Cannon his return from hun, Ia the
sierra Madre mountains be capiuredropcd u necessary
and compelled to make tour Of Arizona and New
Mexico. This language d quoted as expressed by Ar
&ufpay.
"One thing il certain concluded The former gov
cruor 20 We eau hold Cannon in Arizona Tor few lays
will least convince hn that not all his desposn
will force Arizona into union which Is hateful "
her expect New Mexico would do some Of the same
sort OF consicting II she got the chance.
The former governors idea OF teaching man OF Mr.
Cannons prominence ability and Information. not alone
az 10 the errtofea but 20 the plans and purposes
OF his party aud 81 Che motives moving thercothc plan
nf attempting TO such To the faith ana
practice OF single statehood by capturing him aud com
peilins him 10 tour the two territories Is certainly
amusing However should any one look upon the pro
posal AZ made seriously would do the territories dam
age as dd the former uterances Of the Arizona kick
err which many parts Of the country we're regarded
~ variations Of actual occurances.
Bui Speaker Cannon Is not hunting in the Sierra
Madrs mountains In Mexico unless the VI Paso papers
wcro a. fault: for when tho hunting party. which Col
w C. Greane had collected arrived In M Paao prepare
tory going the Sierra Madrc country the tnres
dailea OF the Pass Chy commented the fact that
spoaker not OF the party and would not De-
a. he had given the intention Of participating IN
hunt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
40 nApin A CHANGE

The costly brownstone mansion built by William a
Vanderbilt generation Flftyhrs street and fiith
avenue Nov York and which he intended permanent
the Vanderbs 81 being entirely reconstructed
the before Henry G. Prick moves into II Ia the
early fall George Vanderbilt who came into the house
by inheritance after hs mOthcrs death Is spending tens
thousands of dollars romOdeng II TO suit the re-
quiremcnts Of the tenant Mr. Frck has leased the
property years with privilege OF renewal az an
enormous annual rental. said TO be in six figures.
Tho twin Vanderbilt mansions ~ they were called
when william H. Vanderbilt built them, Ia 1850. we're
the wonder Of the country at the time Nothing 30 mag
nificent had before been attempted Ia New York In the
way of private residence The Of the twin houses
was than 100000. exclusive Of furnahngs. ne
double bronze doors and other bronze IbOOO
OF this si intact There picture galleries
she largest OF them three stories high Mr. Vanderbilt
bought aiOOOOO0 worth Of paintings 10 put into them
gave great receptions OF which he invited
other multmlllonares OF tho town 60 inspect his treas
ares and TO the other artists who had ne 'r been
travel and the great galleries Of Europe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

There been little comment In the Of late
concerning the degencracy o the American race. and
pocialy the Of the OF the 400 some writer's
hail the alleged fact with satisfaction. That fool ana
his money should be parted they say Is not a
thing. they point with satisfaction to the main
OF TIE old order that there but three genera
tons fron shirt sleeves TO shirt sleeves
However "a a writer has said there are others The
great Of the people are interrupted. The plain
people the wheels OF the world 10 round nave
no touch degeneracy They stil TIE salt OF the
earth there millions Of themOn the farm Ia the
towns and villages. a. we'll In the cities
The Of the millons-sp.ondd. clean, upright,
dIigent boys In every college that dots the land You
will find theae boys preparing for the ministry, for the
law. for all the professions.
When you begin TO fear for The future because Of the
degenerates In the hot houses OF the rich
go elbows with the real people Of the earth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
VIC MuRogR oF ooEegL.

William Goebel was shot on De, EN-.
Der 80. 1900. as he was approaching
the state house. In Frankfort. few
hours before arguments we're 10 begin
on his contest for the COVE. norshlp OF
the state. Ten persons we're Grest1d
Tor his murder. including some OF the
most prominent republicans In the
stare. ExOOv. Taylor. who was sus.
pected OF being a parry 20 the plot,
fled the state. and Aaa ever since re-.
NAMED a fugitive from justice, An.
other suspect was SoFEont ~ Whar.
ton Golden OF the state militia, who
confessed. duplicating Caleb Powers,
republican secretary Of state; Captain
John Davis. W. ". Culton and Harland
Whitaker. II was Golden who finally
implicated James Howard. who was
Indicted "a April. 1901, along with
"Tallow Dick Coomha. Whitaker
Berry Howard. Powers, Culton
Charles u. Finley and Golden.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
MnsI noaLE cHARlrN.

The latest work Of the salvation Army Is the es'ab'
iishmont of "slum settlement" house for women anu
children. The objects Of the enterprise are % create
spirit OF social Intercourse and take OF the babies
of the poor The basement Of the settlement house is 90
be fitted out with every equipment for laundry ihus ~.
surfing perfect sanitary conditions where the on
the East Side may and do their washing Tor Yefy
nominal fee The second floor Is great filled with
sewing machines where women having LEFT their chldre
upstairs, DO either their family sewing the
work by which they their daily bread for some tao
cory. great assembly with anterooms dressing
rooms and iayatorles and complete gymnasium. viii
occupy tho second floor OF the colony club The third
floor OF the house to be completely given up 10 luy
equipped squash courts and the fourth 10 twelve bed
rooms bathrooms and maids rooms while the top
floor be devoted 10 the club restaurant kitchen
pantries aud private dining rooms.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

A Cleveland Ohio. preacher lamenis that 10 few OF
the better educated young Of the country select the
pulpit as profession Probably the rcason lies In
the facts that the pulpit Is coming more and more
each year to regarded a profession and that the
Of remuneration In the ministerial profession
has kept pace with increased remuneration In other
professions.
The Methodist Episcopal church, South Is of
largest and weahes, OF the religious denominations
OF the United states the ST. Louis Christian Advo
cate one leading OF that church. recently
said that Johns church. ST. Louis. paid It's pastor
$1,000 year besides handsome and sumptuously fnF'
nIshed parsonage and that probably this Is the largest
salary received by a Southern Methodist preacher
When remembers that In the other professions,
when stands at the top OF the ladder $1,000
single day il unusual compensation. Il ceases to
he a surprise that brilliant and ambitious young men
seldom think OF the ministry during their college days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
MUCH BUSINESS IN
POLICE COURT YESTERDAY

lt'rom Tuesdays Daily CitlzenJ
The regular Monday mo ming batch
OF police court victims was larger
than for several weeks. twelve
prisoners appearing before Judge
Crawford. There was everything
from yagrancy 20 robbery. and the
court handled the large list IN short
order.
Martin Pona plead guilty to being
drunk and disordoriy ON Saturday
night and was sentenced 10 Ave days
In Jail.
Orvis German and p. =. German.
brothers, who were arrested while
sleeping IN a box car In the Santa re
yards were taken Ia tow by an officer.
The boys we've on their way from Los
Angeles TO Chicago. They received
i've days each on the sweets
Three more brothers, Harry Cald.
well. J A. Caldwell and H. r. Cald.
well. were arrested In the railroad
yards while travelling Via the
box car route from Pasadena. Cal.
10 Chicago. Tho boys claimed TO De
harhoia and as they appeared to be
innocent OF any wrong doing, the
Judge let them 20 with the order that
they get out Of town.
WIN Crawford. colored, charged
with vagrancy, will spend ton days
NO klng on the streets
Gus Holman. a laborcr. who was
arrested In the Santa Fe yards while
beating his way TO Belen, was let on
and ordered 20 continue on his way
20 Belen and go TO work.
Jo9e Candelario. charged with strik.
Ing his wife and inf,icting bad cash
IN her forohepd. received thirty days
IN the county Jail
&C. l.. Dayiinrton. charged " ith
stealing fiio from Pedro Contrerres
on last Friday night. was bound over
to the grant jury Testimony showed
where the men had been drinking 10.
Gethor all night Darlington had no
money when he started out 20 colc.
hrate. but later displayed % roll which
he was unable 90 tell the court how
he secured lie "a a cOlorod man and
has been working az odd jobs ia Albu'
querque since last summer. lie was
removed 10 the county Jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
THE FOURTH TRIAL
FOR CALEB POWERS

Georgetown, KY. May 1.-The cele.
brated case 81 Caleb Powers. former
secretary of state OF Kentucky and
thrice sentenced 10 death for the mur.
der Of uOrenvor CiOebel. came up for
hearing In the district court here TO.
day and the fourth trial will proceed
without delay. The present trial prom.
iscs 10 be- even more interesting than
IT. predecessors. Former Governor
Black. Of New York. recognized rs
one Of the foremost criminal lawyers
OF America. has been retained TO con.
duct the defCnse and he Will be as
sisted 10y former Governor Yates. OF
lllnois, and several other attorneys Of
prominence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
HENRY URy NUDGE.
"a rokea Of Esteem from the
Onicors OF the santa Re. 1905.

Fsstsssss.st s.ss..s.s.s. s.......s.
The ser,ice was purchased In Chi
cag0 and vas a very costly present
8. d. A. Hamilton. claim attorney OF
the COMPANY made the presentation
galk. lie said
We conc 10 your home tonight. not
armed with a grievance. hut as rep.
resentatiyos OF all departments Of a
railway system with which you have
been 80 closely allied for a number
OF yeas. 90 pay our respects to you
a. a citizen. friend and official.
For yoafs We have watched your
onward course. directing the move
meniB OF an army OF employees and
saurding ODE property Interests en-.
trusted TO your care until today Il Is
ulnsscd among the best managed aud
equipped railways on this continent
Your connection with is rapid riFe
and development ~ laa gely due u
your ability and studied effort Your
courteous treatment has won for you
grateful remembrance and en-
graited into our heartA a friendship
hat the footprints OF time can never
eradicate.
we learn you are soon % leave
us for other fields Of conquest. and
with the sal pai ting goes forth a
heartfelt gratitude that We have been
permitted TO be with you In the past
/ With your going you carry With you
( be good Will. cheer and profoundeci
/ regard OF your associates. who fee
cunfidegt that the realization OF thost
with whom YOU are 20 come Ia con
/ tact will not be- one OF disappointment
1ut OF appreciation Of your inesti
mahle worth az an operating Ocial.
Pass not from dover 10 pretty fower
Time flios. and judgmen, nears;
Go ,aake thy honey IN the thought
Of the eternal years"
before We part / have the h0nOl
Of presenting 20 sou In behalf Of YOU
many loyal lriends this beautiful gift
with which goes the good wishes foi
your continued success In your new
hcld OF labor.
Mr Mudge responded very briefly
~ said.
Il am not sufficiently skilled IN th'
use 90 English 20 perfectly express MI
thoughts even on an ordinary Occaa
ion. on an occasion like this my cast
Is hopeless. | wish ! could express
my thanks 20 YOU.
I am complctely surprised. ] nav
usually cen successful In finding gu
things Uetore they happen, but thi
time you beat me 90 Il.
III is With genuine regret that
leave tae Santa Re and the men VIII
are connected with a. Eut soavo I
Ia good handa, the hands OF the bes
railroad men In the country"
After The presentation hHd beer
made the Santa Fe officials went q
the reception az the Copeland In
body, Those who attended the pre-
sontation we're; James E Hurley. i
y. Cain, r. G. Fox, w. J. Jack. J.
Ko0ntz, G. J. Deylin, Howell Jones, l.
NJ. Jones. u. o. Faulkner. o. j. Wood
y, A. Austin. W. G, Hamilton, JohoI
PuI cell, ID. NJ Hamilton, J. r. Nit
chell, William J. Healey. J. NJ. Meade
Arthur T. sweet, John Mowers, r. ].
Copeland. James Moore, G. W. Ryus
w Il. storey. Jr.. J. W White. G. A
Morse. r. A. shakeshar. w X. Otter
FRANC Siurgis. j. Y. Parkinson. G. n
Gaunt and #. r. Steyans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The st. Louis GlobeDemoerat OF April rs, prints the
following 10 It's editorial columns under the caption "A
law Respecting city,"
The licensed drinking saloons In 81. Louis number
over 1900 and In only four has Il been necessary
20 cancel licenses for violation Of the sunday closing Law
with few exceptions the attitude OF the saloon keepers
that OF full cmpance with the law. however much they
would prefer have Il modified In the case OF
beT Shops also required 70 close Sunday there
only compliance with the law, but general commonda
ton Of H. Most Of the 500 barber shops find that their
copts are increased week days with few exceptions
the 20Oo BARRIERS glad 10 get full days freedom
tom labor sunday They have voted 20 that effect
one Of their general meetings"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
PRESENTED WITH
SILVER TEA SERVICE
Santa Re Officials Remember
Former General Mana.
Ger Nudge.
NE GOES TO THE ROCK ISLAND

a solid sItsr tea service was pre-
senlcd 70 b. Y Nudge AZ hia hume
last evening b. The general aud lesser
officials ui ihc santa fe lines from
Cficago a. Abuquerque, as a token Of
the esteem "a which be- was held. Mr.
Nudge reslEncd the general manage.
mcnt OF toe santa BE recently % be-.
come second vice president OF the
ROck Island on May J..
The ten cfVice consisted OF ten
pieces % silver. including a tgay fully
three ipei .oAg and eighteen Inches
vide
Zach pies, Of silver bears the name
Nudge ani t1e tray has the toliow.
ing inscripton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Good people arc not an dead yet Tho Other uight AZ
Ash Fork. Arizona old and infirm man hObbed onto
the train and took seat In the smoker Another man
him. learned that he sick and destitute had hm
into the Pullman and paid bis fare 20 place OF
destination Two young ladies got the Old cup OF
coffee and leaving gave him each a $50 gold piece
The gentleman Ex-Governor Budd Of california ana
the yuuug ladies bis niccca The sick man a
STRANGER to the three
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
BUSINESS TRANSFERS.

II was staied this afternoon upon
good authority thar the old establish.
ed house ~ the futrello Furniture
COMPANY. corner of South Second
street ana Coal avenue. had change
ownership. w. v. Furrolle. manager
for the company, was seen and wou
neither confirm nor deny the the re-
port lio stated. however. In the way
OF an explanation that a deal was on
between him and J. % Emmons, late
~ OF Mobile. Ala. and that the paper
In the sale would probably be algnet
tomorrow morning
Mr. Futrelle Will retire from the
active management Of the business
but still retain an interest. Mr. En-
mons Will succeed Mr. Futrelle a.
manager
Mr.. and Mrs EmmOna have pur
chased residence from Fred o.
on South Walter street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

An exchange says that inasmuch az the Easter con.
tributnns IN the New York churches upwards Of
5000 00O The distress Of the poor Of that town ought -
be- somewhat alevatod When x "a remembered that
during the winter there Ia New York alorc 10000
ncn ont 81 work months that the large majority
o these were men Of families will be BY the
change quoted that while $500 900 Is large In
lsief would make bt $500 for zach OF $4,000. ho~
little would 30 those who had been out Of work
TOR weeks months. can be easily seen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
AoE oF nae AcouaEp.

Caleb Powers, whose fourth trial
Is NOW on, II about 80 years old. lie
was born on a farm In Knox county.
schools lie was elected secretary OF
state by the republicans, and Il was
from bis ONCE that Goehel was shot,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

W, g. hutman today sold the photo
graph gallery la the new grant build.
ing and business To X. " Moon and
Tho ~ keleher Jr The purchasers
arc young men of great business am.
billion ana no doubt They will reap
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The federal government, has determined 20 pursue a
liberal policy 10 the removal and sale Of matured timber
the forest held by the government lhis r.
dcnudo the forests bus the timber which
deteriorac thus making room for that which has
not yet reached maturity The silver City Enterprise
says under this ruling there will De- than
5000 feet Of timber be sold within the
limits ~ 'he ella reserve
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The Democrat OF Butler No. says that the Kansas
City Star has for iim0 been waging righteous
war on the iO.per-cona month sharks. The fight has
been hot and persistent thai many OF these boodsuc
crs who prey upon unfortunate and and De
nand more than shyocks "p0uhd OF flesh" have been
compelled TO close up The Star has many good things
credit adds the paper but this is the lest Of all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
CATCHER WILL PEITUS MARRlES

VIII Pettus. the oolOred ball player.
and Cecilia Phillips were married on
North First street last night BY Rev.
Jones, the retired Methodist minister.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

ding presents were received The
groom IL watohman a. the Madrid
coal mines a member Of the Madrin
base bali team. the bride IN quite
noted az a vocalist Mr.. and Mrs.Pet.
tus will make their home ~ Madrid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

success In their new venture. Mr..
Moon IN q photographer Of enviable
reputation. recently from the eas.. and
~ kelcbor Is the son OF Thoa r.
keleher. the West Railroad avenue
barnes dealer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Many lessons are 10 be learned from the trial OF Nan
Patterson on tho charge OF having murdered Caesar
Young w A. Abbott takes up OF these and handles
t well ana torcoiuily il the morbid curiosity Of the
public In fighting nor positions At tho trial. Mr. Abbott
suggests that there Il nothing terrible in the mutatod
laughing, giggng public which sits at the show ana
nudEoB 10 neigbor with each change Of oppression
comes the prisoners face some time perhaps the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The annual meeting OF the Presbytery Of Arizona.
whcs was held In Phoenix closed the hrst part OF this
week Reports bowed The total members OF the Presby
church that territory be- 1915 and the Sab
bath school enrolment 1888 Rev Charles Biorkemper
was elected moderator Rev George Logic stated clerk
and Rev Thomas c. Monet missionary for the territory.
The next annual meeting will be held at Douglas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The wires for the long distance
telephone line of the Colorado Tels.
phone company are being strung into
this city. When completed Aibu.
querQue viii have communication
with Las Vegas. Trinidad and other
Colorado cities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Costumes ior the University Of
New Mexico play, The Rivals. have
arrived and several dres reaoaraals
have been held The performance
viii undoubtedly be finished 10 every
respect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Arizona'e law TO protect young people provides
that IL shall be unlawful for any In the territory
u Arizona TO SELL give furnish cause TO be sold
given furnished cigars, cigarettes, cigarette pa
pers smoking chewing tobacco OF any kind or char
actor to any minor under the age of 10 years"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
LONDON cLuH livery.

c. l.. Copeland. recently Of Madison.
Ind. TODAY purchased the London
Club livery stable equipment and
property. located on North Second
street. ana formerly owned ay o, w.
Strong's sons. for a cash considora.
,ien Of something like 10000. In the
future the table Will DO known as the
London Club livery, the word stable
being left OF
Mr.. Copeland comes 10 Albuquer'
que with he best Of references. He
was treasurer OF jefferson county,
ind. for two terms. He had seven
years experience IN the livery bust
ness previous 20 coming 20 Albuquer-
que
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

- thought that the remains OF the late General
fitzhugh Leo will be buried In the Arlington National
cemetery He a nephew Of Robert r. Lee. and Is
survived by two and three daughters Both Of the
are officers the regular army and the two Older
daughters married TO regular army officers The
youngss 81 daughter is still in her teens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Some has figured out that the decline In price Of
Kansas crude oil caused by the between Kansas and
the Standard D.. company Is causing loss OF $4,000
day the oil producers Of that state but alae
agured tina; decline is refined OIL caused by
the fight. is saving the consumers OF the state.
about 81 600 a day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
COMMITTEEs

Arrangements-T ". jerks chair.
man, J. g. Fo ger T. H. Chamherlin,
l. j. Clusters. J. J. sheridan.
Recepiion-John Borradallo. chair.
man. q. H. Fitzgerald. W. y. Nc.
0ugin, y s, Slower, J. ID. Notgrass
Banqnet-W. j. CSrdwell. chairman T.
u. :. Rosenwald. }. w. Rider. n. n.
Tilton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Citizens and others interested In property at the
townslte of las Vegas Nevada. hoping for a
change Of name by which their place may be more readily
distinguished from Las Vegas. New Mexico. The
Meadows" English equivalent, might serve the
purpose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

pube-ihe morbid curiosltyerAscd pubiic-vil b. sx
clnded from murder trlas "a 20 be- hoped that az the
same time tho dirty disgusting "details OF such trials Will
be excluded from the press Of the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

CFrom Mondays Daily Cltiaen.)
The 1905 spring ceremonial session
Of the Shrine Of New Mexico. which
will take place May 81. promises to
be marked with many pleasures and
one OF the greatest In the history OF
the order. The plans for the affair
we're completed last week and the
book containing the program was H..
sud on Saturday. II Is a very olabor.
ate and cleverly gotten up pamphlet
OF twcnty.noven pages, undo, a brown
melton cover, tied with a slender strip
of brown ribbon. and Resides The pro-
gram Of the doinga. contains oval half
tone cuts OF the Mobiles OF nallut
Abyad Temple. a. A. q. n. NJ. g., and
the names OF the lodges. chapters.
and Communicates To which they b..
long u is an excellent directory
OF the Shrine OF New Mosico.
and contains the names and ad.
dresses OF the imperial council
officers as well. II aisO shows that
great plans have been laid for the en-
tertainment 81 the novice class and
the guests from out OF the city.