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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
nv GEO. DEWEY,

Admiral Of the United states Navy.
(Cot fright. 1906. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Aaaociatlonl
Oue OF the most momentous naval
battles that has been fought for years
h impending In the Ear east. and. like
ali the rest Of the world, am watch
ing vita the greatest Interest
The situation Is ono ~ almost thrill
ling interest confess that am up
In tho morning At O'Clock looking
for the papers. All naval men are in.
teroatcd but have possibly. an add.
ed interest owing 90 the fact that |
was myself at one time confronted by
n dilemma not unlike that which ls
now faced by the Japanese Admiral
Togo.
A. TO what will happen. 70 Is any.
bOdys guess. There are as many OPT.
Mons AZ thore are naval experts Ny
guess. perhaps. is mo- better than an.
others except az J may have "a ttlo
marc familiarity with the cOmplIcat.
ing circumstances which must be
taken into consideration
But one thing on which an author
tiles seem agreed. aud which is doubt.
less true. o. that the russian fleet .s
numerically ana in tonnage and urma.
ment stronger than the forces of the
japanese. They have several more
hcavy dghtIng ships. according to re.
ports. than the Japanese and 70 is
also To- be- remembered that tLoro b.
a secondary fleet of three or more
"a ID. IA a.
will be due ON the scene To- about
forty days
Now the great questions are. Can
Admiral Togo afford 20 meet the Rus.
sian forces. and risk all on the cast
OF great naval battle In the open
soasg Can he AFFORD 90 risk thu loss
OF his battlcships? suppose Roiest.
Vensky Wins
What will be the effect ON Japan
them How about communication be
tween Japan and Manchuria7 How
about reinfOrcements Ia the land
forces and ammunition ana suppllesg
Unless the Japanese can protect
their transports and the commerce.
about their own island and Ia the VI
entity Of Port Arthur, Of what avail
will their land operations and their
past victories be 20 them? Their
fleet Is confronted by fleet outnum.
beiing theifs Now the question IL
what will Admiral Togo do2
Some naval authorities incline 20
the belief that Togo will avoid a IA.
rect engagement and will try 10 pick
ont the weak members OF the Russian
fleet. cutting them off In the night.
using bis torpedo boat dostroyors. and
following much the same tactics as
were employed at Port Arthur
I wondered al that time that the
Japanese did not go right into the
harsor Snd finish tho work az once
but I have been informed since by n
reliable authority that the Japanese
admiral had strict orders from the mi.
kndo not 90 risk the lOas OF his battle
ships. The loss might al that juno
ture have been fatal. So they took
tho slower methods 10 the same end.
n n not impossible that the same
policy will be pursued now We
probably shall not know until events
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ROCK ISLAND GETS MEN
FIVE HUNDRED PUT TO WORK
nALLAsTiNo THE TRACK.

Tmilng the past two weeks the Rock
Island abroad has put about 500 men
90 work ON the lines Of the Kansan a..
vision and about an equal number on
The ~ paso division A. fast a. men
can be- secured as many moro will bc
placed 40 work on the respective di.
visions
The wages paid are 81 5o a day for
American lhbOrers and 81 90 per day
fOr foreign laborors
Tho ONCE of The assistant principal
engineer no Topeka haE been receiving
many calls from the mon who want 20
g0 fo woik. Tho men lrD not hired az
tho Topeka onico and all those who
sCps employment ou fhIs work of 'hr
Rock Island viii either have 90 go 'u
Kansas city ur write go the agent
there who is in charge of the hiring ni
flp men for the work.
D. D. Greer. whose Office d. iu Oh.
New York Lite building b In chars.
OF the matter OF hiring men for iu.
Kansas division and Peterson a
Fell. 40 room J35 Boais building. Kan
sas city have tho matter of hiring nm.
men fng the El pnso division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
TOOK A sHoT AT AN
ALAMoooRoo MAN

Last Monday nlght as Milton Phil
ps was diving out 20 his ranch from
NWn he Huiiced man standing q
snort distance from the Ond Just be.
you'd thp blind asylum. lie drove
along AMI ave the matter no special
thought until he had driven by when
the fellow .yoled n revolver and took
Ia shot o. Mr. Phillips. the ball. a.
near AZ hp Gould tell. passing between
him and Oh horse he was driving He
pulled up horse aud turning around
yelled al .. fellow 10 let up. where.
upon the uI1 With the gun turned and
ran NJ Hl.llips on arriving homo
smmediai notified Chief of Police
Nimmo . no once went in search Of
the fellow .ui the night being dark
Il was On BILE 20 get a trace Mr.
Phillips much mystlhod by The CO..
currenco loci knows - no one who
has occu. 'O 90 cunning after him
-Alamar % Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
the FRATeRNAL sANlTARlum

Although a. has not been stated In
va many words. Il looks very much az
n Las Vegas was to secure the Ma.
nonnl Fratornai Sanitarium. The com
mittoo chosen by the Associated Fra.
tornities TO come 20 New Mexico and
select q site is on lts second trip to
New Mexico and spent Monday and
yesterday Ia Las Vegas.
While IN the Meadow City, W r..
Jansen, assistant 10 President Ripley,
Of the Santa Re, formally rendered 20
the National Fraternal Sanitarlum
committee the magnificent Montezu.
ma hotel. Rot Springs. and Monte.
yuma gardens, valued at $1,000 600. on
condition that the sanltarlum be To-
Gated IN that city.
Il Is believed that this inducemL nj
will decide the contest among the
various cities in the territory which
have been working for the location OF
the sanitarium. The Las Vegas grant
trustees supplement the Offer with
deeds for several thousands OF acres
Of land surrounding the institution.
The Montezuma Is located seven miles
from Las Vegas. amid Ideal mountain
surroundings and Is reached by an
electric car line
Last night the committee consisting
OF President william Il. Edison OF the
associated fraternides; August Schlaf-
~, president OF the Missouri.Lincoln
Trust company; DIR. II. p. Moody.
general manager Of the American Bap.
list Publication society: Charles Hat
Geld, secretary OF the associated fra
ternlucs. IN 10. a. Warner and DIT.
w H. Mayheld passed through Albu-
Querque IN Mr. Jansen's private car on
Nv way 10 DeminE and Alamog0rdo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Ia Rhode Island. At the age Of re-
years he took the burdens Of life on
his shoulders and has carved out hie
own carcer slnHle.hRuded aud alone.
twenty-five Yeas ago he settled In so.
zorro county, New Mexico, and has
prospercd. he is nos repnted 10 be
worth $4,000. lie was brought up a
Catholic. but from the time be began
20 fRht the battle OF life alone. Atty.
four years ag0. ne had not entered =
church until sunday night IN Roswell.
lie had never been In a Protestant
church before. Mr.. Quillan Is one
Of the highly respected citizens Of
san Marcisl and has family AZ that
place. He has been a justice OF the
peace for twelve years. and "a here
10 testify IN q case ~ which n Next
can 10 accused OF marrying his niece
Justice McQuillan Is the man who il
said 20 have married the couple.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ROOSEVELT HUNTS
AND LOEB WRITES

Glonwood sprlngs, Colo. April a.
Aiter @ day Of enforced rest the
rresidents hunting party started out
early his morning The snow oblitor.
atod an old tracks aud the party hoped
to get close 30 a bear by uiRhtfall. the
guides having located several fresh
tracks. Secretary Loeb and two stem.
Ographors put 10 most OF the day hero
disposlng Of the mail which was un.
usually heavy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

These handsome spurs were pre-
scented TO President Roosevelt by the
business Mems league OF san Ar
tonic. They are Of solid silver. OK.
cept the rowels buttons and oFna'
ments. which are Of solid coin gold
They are OF graceful design and
have chased In relief upon the sides
In the highest style OF the art. upon
the right spur San Antonio" and
Las Guasimas." The left spur bears
the words san Juan aud Santiago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Sundu night when DR. Iuhcns
pastor u The Presbyterian church
ureachoU Iboui the difficulties OF tht
children NJ Israel IN getting out of
bondage Eeypt he. unkn0wlnsly
was prcH ling % a man who had lust
darkcnel The door OF church foI
the flrst line la hity.four years. saws
inR the 'rotestant sermon of go years
had never heard That was Doe Me
Quillan, of San Marcial, socorru coun.
~, who ls here attending court and II
an Interesting visitor.
joe McQulllAn was born and reared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
JACK GREGORY ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE AT FOLSOM

Mrs ,.egory. of Trinidad. lou
for Folso N NJ. In response Co a
message Ing that her eldest son
had nttor suicide The young
man. JAG Hr'g0ry nrst took q dose
10 lauda and inon shot himself
but prom resistance saved bis life.
Ho loft . lad some time ago after
purchaair sawmlll M Folsom. hut
The ventu Hls unsuccessful and % is
thought dependency over huau.
rlui difnCH prompted the act
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
SPARKS PADDED the PAYROLL


The time of the district court was
occupied the greater part of today
with the case of the Territory versus
H. a. Sparks This Is o ease wherein
the defendant is charged by the Santa
Fe Railway company with forgery
The case is "a peculiar one. Sparks
was q section foreman aud u 10 AL
legged hy tho railway company that b.
padded the pay roll of the section
gang he had charge Of by putting "a
number OF fictitious names ON 10, gnd
tlat when these checks were returned
to him he kept the money after they
were Cashcd,
The evidence introduced this morn.
iur went toHhow thntnis predecessor
had ruld him how 20 do Il IN order to
plrau up a little money ON the side.
Tho railway company had number
uI witnesses BuhpOcnhed uud these
were examined This afternoon.
The defendant 90 "a young man and
does not appear 90 De % criminal. a.
s said chat heretofore he has borne
"a good reputation he Is being de-
irnlpdhy Attorney o. ~. Ferguson
while Mr. Clancy represents the ter
ritory.
This viii probably bo The last jury
case and that body Will Boz hlachaiHed
bv JhC CONT this evening or tomor-
row morning
The liquor cases were NOT brought
up .g.s morning and VIII probably go
over until the next term OF court,
hp. ltrduy afternoon The jury re-
.uucd "a verdict OF guilty In the case
uf The territory versus Harry Ice, who
.UIr.farfged tho residence of COuutV
surveyor y. j. Rankin about three
weeks ago. Lee told the court that he
was a doserler from the navy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

cEf o. Te AmIacAn NAVY SAYS Hs WAS N Isg SANS soS
AomRAL SUES Up IhS "a gAsr s,TS
SKY AND Tooo-HE PICKS The LATTERs HIDING pLAcE-..oF
THRILLING INTEREST" SAYS DEWEY IN AN EXCLUSIVE STATE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
SOLID SILVER SPURS FOR TEDDY

Inc gold buttons are ornam' ted IN
relief with representation Of the
Alamo for the right. while the LETT
has the insignia ~ the Rough Riders
"a plan ~ a fve-sided fort with the
letters "R r. r." inside OF iD and
the inside buttons bear the letters
1T r. In monogram The feathers
are fine specimens OF hand carving
with silver shields In the center OF a
flower hearing the words, First u.
s. Vol Cavalry. 1898" encirclilg the
Rough Riders insignia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
FRENCH MINISTER IS
ABOUT TO RESIGN

Paris April 2t--A report n In cir
culation In the chamber OF deputios
that Minister Del Classo intends 10
resign.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ssssssss,:s:sv' .'.s. r: :o:oss,..s,ss''''''

presume Togos n por the uonhen end Of the
doF magnificent fortified har
vctabe Ohrator No doubt Togo IN constant touch
hh telegraph
watching whether Roestvensy VII lake the
or ou channel. - . -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Max Levy, OF TIE arm OF Levy Bros,
stock brokers, went 10 N Paso last
night 10 remain over sunday, The
market was closed today. this beelng
Good Friday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

George "a Olmstead. OF Cleveland
Onto, a stockholder IN the American
Lumber company, arrived in The city
yesterday and win remain a week ON
business
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07
fectually silenced her voice,


II will excuse you from the tea
table, Imogen," her mother said,
and 1 trust after you have spent a
few hours alone in your room you
will realize how foolish your obsti-
macy has been"
Imogen laid her napkin OH the table
and arose obediently to leave the
room her sobs falling dismally upon
the ears of the others as she went.
"May l go to her, YRS. Murriatte?''
Miss Bennett asked as the door clos
ed on Imogen's form.
THANK you, there is no necessity
for your doing so," Mrs. Murriatte
answered. Indeed, think it will
be wiser to leave her to her own re-
tiections'
Miss Bennett lowered her head and
then said with gentle dignity:
II am sorry that my plans for the
summer should SO conflict with Miss
lmogen's wishes. Those plans, how
ever are not Interchangeable and if you
think best, Mrs. Murriatte, | will
give up my visit to the convent this
summer and accompany Miss Imogen
instead.'
Il feel that should we weakly yield
to her whims we would be establish
ing precedent which she would
never forget, and which would result
in inestimable injury in the future.
Her character is of course still I'M
formed, and she is developing a ten
dency toward selfishness which Is
really alarming,'' Mrs Murriatte re-
piled.
She is the most affectionate, true
and noble girl l ever knew" Miss
Bennett said, in quick defense of her
pupil. Pardon me. Mrs. Murriatte,
but | think your fears of Miss Imogen
ever booming selfish are groundlass.
She is frank, honest, affectionate.
studious and obedient. What more
could you ask?''
Il have thought of plan by which
L think this troublesome question
concerning the summer vacation NAV
be settled. - said Governor Murriatte
hurriedly, as if anxious to change the
subject from Imogen's traits OF char
a"ter- Why not accompany us,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07
John Il Kiliioger invents Steel Raft
road Ties

Rails. whel rested on a specially
constructed steel tie and fastened by
a new device just patented by john
IL. Killinger, of Steelton, cannot be
overturned by the truck of car
which has jumped the track. This
eliminates one of the most frequent
causes of disastrous train wrecks, ac-
cording TO the inventor.
The new tie is of three-eighths of
an inch pressed steel and is of the
same length of a wooden tie, s feet 6
inches The top is inches across, it
is inches deep and the base is ii in
ches across. At the points where or
dinariIy spikes hold the rail in place
metal plates are fastened. Small
pins of malleable steel project from
these plates over the base of the rail
level with the plate in which they
are fastened. These pins project
down into the body of the tie and
through its sides about three inches
from the bottom. Bolts or nuts are
paced here by which the pins may
be frightened. In the center of the
rail is hollow space In case the
tie is set in concrete this cavity can
be set conveniently over the concrete
bed. The new tie and rail holders
have been specially tested and will
bear the pressure of one hundred and
ten tOns.-Harrison (Pa.) Patriot.
Mr.. killinger formerly resided at
Martin, in this county, and is well
and favorabIy known III Ocaia His
ocala friends Will be pleased II learn
of his great success as an inventor
and trust he may reap the full BEN
eft OF his genius.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07

Miss Bennett, as Imogen makes such
point of it? and we will return home
| month earlier than we usually do,
and then you may make your visit to
. the convent before it is time for I'm
/ Ogen to resume her studies'' His
eyes sought his wife's face instead of
Miss Benefits as he put the question,
and the latter answered sweetly:
Any arrangement which you and
Mrs. Murriatte agree upon, Governor
MurTiatte, will be agreeable to me.
Rather than disappoint and grieve
Imogen, l will give up my visit to
St. Joseph's entirely"
1T very kind of you, am sure, -
Mrs. Murriatte replied, in a more
gracious manner than she had yet
spoken Il have no doubt that the
latter arrangement will suit all par
ties concerned
She made Il move to leave the table
and Miss Bennett slipped out of the
dininsroom and went to impart the
good news to ImOgen, while Governor
Murriatte followed his wife to the
drawingrOOm.
at is very evident that Imogen
will rebel hOtly against the dismissal
of her gOverness, and l am at a loss
to know upon what pretense this can
be brought about without exciting
suspicion as to the real cause the
governor said, when he was seated in
the drawingroom with has wife. But
as L once before remarked, no one
shall long remain beneath my roof
whose presence gives you pain
She blushed quickly, and just then
Mrs. Murriatte felt ashamed of the
suspicious she had harbcred against
her husband.
Il have made up my mind not TO
dismiss Miss Bennett" she said
bravely, ''aS it will almost break im-
ogep's heart were l TO do so. I hope
my suspicious are all wrong in regard
TO Miss Benefits character, and
intend to try and overcome my pre-
judices."
a sudden light of happiness flashed
into his eyes at her words, and going
quickly TO her side he bent over her
with many fond words of endearment
which had long been strangers to his
lips, and after assuring her again and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07
SCOTS
:, II ULSION

~ 1t cures the e0a. That's
at IS necessary. soothes the
:roat because It reduces the
triton cures the cold because
drives oat the inflammation:
.':I':e's Up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
> ter natural strength. That's
i1ow SCOTS Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
a SAMPLE FREE
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07
The Better
Way

The tissues of the throat are
inhamed and irritated; Won
cough, and there is more irrita
ION more coughing. You take
:. cough mixture and it eases the.
i.-risat;on-for while. You TAX.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07

again of his undying affection ana
devotion, he pressed kiss after KISS
upon her half passive lips. But the
very rapture of those caresses stlrred
his Wife's heart into a SembIance OF
the old pain which had haunted it.
ITO BE CONTINUED
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07
Last lyeeum Number

The Chicago Male Quartette will
be our last and best attraction on
Friday evening at the Ell1's nall at S
D. m.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07
Governor Murriatte and his wife

exchanged looks which said as plain
ly as if the word had been spoken
What W ii she say when she learns
that tomorrow Miss Bennett will be
dismissed from Beaumont forever y
A look of annoyance which almost
amounted to distress swept over
Governor Murriatte's face while his
wife cast her eyes down on her plate
and remained silent.
Il appreciate your kindness Imo-
gen more than | can express Miss
Bennett returned with much feeIin q,
''but it is eighteen months since l
left the convent and my heart aches
for one more glimpse of its dear
walls, and the mother and sisters
who were my dearest friends
Miss Bennett, it is really cruel of
you to think of leaving me this sum-
mer; mother, please speak to her and
ask her to change her plans for my
sake" Imogen cried distressed to
the heat at the thought of even three
months separation from her beloved
governess.
''ImOgen, you are the one to whom
L must speak, Mrs. Murriatte said,
sternly, Miss Bennett understands
her own business and knows where
and how she may spend her vacation
in a manner that is best suited to her
pleasure, and you are very selfish to
oppose her in her planS.T
But MOTHER cried the girl. chow
shall | ever manage to do without
Miss Bennett?''
As you did be ore you knew her.,
her mother answered, coldly.
Before 1 knew her, Oh, mother. it
seems as if L had known Miss Ben
EFT all my life. and l cannot bear to
think of being separated from her.
walled poor ImOgen.
Miss Bennett looked deeply dis
tressed as she attempted to console
her pupil
''Why Imogen,'' she said, lone
would think to hear you talk, that
this separation was to last forever,
when it is only for the short period of
three MONTHS
Again Governor Muriatte and his
wife exchanged glances.
''You will be so happy Miss Ben
nett continued, with your parents
and Mrs. Cameron's family while you
are gone, and will be so interested i'm
what is going on around you, that
you will almost forget me in week.
she concluded with brave attempt
dC CilccEIulnGSS.
''You surely do dot consider me so
and tickle as YOUR
words imply. Miss Bennett-forget
you in a week!-Papa." she exclaim-
ed suddenly turning to her father,
lean you not persuade Miss Bennett
to accompany us?''
'YOur mother has just reminded
you that Miss Bennett should have
the privilege of spending her vaca-
ton as best suits her, and 1 trust
you will show your good sense and
prove the love you profess to have
foryour governess by quietly submit
ting to what she and your parents
think are the best plans for the sum-
mer vacation" he said, with more
firmness than he usually expressed
when addressing his idolized and
much INDUCED daughter.
Miss Bennett gave him grateful
look and Imogen replied as she
made heroic attempt to repress her
last falling tears: Papa, | do not
wish to go to Old Point Comfort or to
the mountains or any where else.
where Miss Bennett is not going.
Why may / not go to the convent
and spend my vacation there as she
intends to spend hers?''
lmogen, you will do nothing of
The kind" her mother answeded
'ternly. You viii accompany your
parents ubprax-ar tba,- ,t,oo !,
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SCOTT s BOVINE, 400 s rs-; I s.. ss.rrs
The New Baptist Preacher

DR.. @. c. Carroll, of Waco. Texas.
has accepted call to the Baptist
church liz this city and will assume
charge of the church i'm about two
weeks.
DR.. Carroll. besides being a gradu.
ate of Baylor university in Texas, of
which his father has been president
for long time, spent four years in
Germany and was graduated from
one of its leading universities. Heis
man of splendid physique and is
said to be magnificent pulpit ora.
tor. The editor of this paper had the
pleasure of meeting him in Jackson-
vile last summer, and at that time
he was charmed with Florida and ex-
pressed a desire Of becoming a citi-
zen Of the state at some future time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07

The Louisville and Nashville rail-
road is going to borrow fifty millions.
That would have been regarded as a
most stupendOus sum few years ago.
1t now hardly excites remark.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-07

WE'LL SEND YOU
4 SAMPLE FREE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-12
Missing student Returns Home.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Percy Kut-
rolf, the young Princeton student who
disappeared last September and recent
ly discovered himself to his people in
London, has arrived home on the tur-
bine ship Carmania. His parents had
offered a reward of $1,000 for informal
ton concerning his whereabouts. The
boy said he dropped out of sight with
the intention Of making his own for
tune, but he was not successful.