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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

sisted on his soundncss OF mind and
body and asked to be allowed to re-
main and take care OF his property,
which ls considerable. His guSvdlan,
Col Howard. accompanied by his
sfalwart aon. took him io Kansas
city, 90 secure the most expert opln.
ion regarding his ease and u deemed
advisable. 90 place him in a private
Institution In that city Tho young
man grow worse and effected his es.
cape. oluding his guardians for ave
days. The expert IN Kansas City
agreed exactly IN his diagnosis OF tsr
case with nr. Upton, and advised that
IN young man be brought back here
Many friends Of Mr. Lea's and of
his family In the territory trust that
he may be restored to perfect health.
Col Howard and hls son. wealthy
residents OF Hereford. Tex, are as
sialwar specimens Of manhood as are
often seen. Col Howard ~ vet.
eran Of the civil wbr. having served
in the confederate army with dlstinc-
tiOn. lie came from Tennessee. where
hts family was dlsianily related 60
that Of the icaf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
MS IDENTITY STILL
REMAINS UNS9LYED
CHIEF or POLICE McmilLIn uN.
ABLE TO FIND GOOD CLUE no
WICHITA, KANSAS, DEAD MAN
MYSTERY,

After a thorough investigation. she
police are unable 10 connect the
wichita Kansas. dead man mystery
With any person, who has ever lived
In Albuquerque. and they 40 not DE.
lieve that the kodak picture. which
was found IN the dead mans hat, of
the George Hopping children and bur.
70. of this city, has anything 90 DO
with the identity of the bod.
Chief Of Police MrMlli.n said this
morning, however. that a man was
arrested hero about two weeks ago
for vagraney who answered wei the
description given IN the letter of the
body. This vagrant had the scar on
the forehead and liEht hair and weigh.
ed about i75 pounds. but the chief did
not remember about the crippled foot.
Il ia barely possible that this tramp
found thia picture. and thinking n
pretty, put II IN his hat The clew Oh.
tained here on Wednesday, and which
promised results al hrst. proved % be
without foundation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

lFrnm Fridays nsily Cltiaonl
Louis !. benjamin tao commercial
traveller, y on his regular Wait 10 aha
toWns ncrth Of the lnws,gpolia. no
was az i4as Vegas yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. kon received a telegram
from Mr.. Roo who Is al present In
New York. stating that the company
had transferred him 20 South Amorica.
Mr.. hoc Is az present general man
ager for tro Singer Sewing Machine
Co, Ia New Mexico.
J. " Elder. local manager for tho
Colorado Telephone company, has re-
turned from o business trip 10 a mum.
her of towns down tho Rio 0rando
valley. which will be connected 10 tkla
city by tho proposed long distance
telephone 10 sOc0rr0.
E. G. Evoritt. division superlutona.
ent for tho International C0rresp0nd-
cnce schools. q IN the city installing
successor 10 Il. ID. Duncan. local
agent Mr. Duncan has been called
~ ~. Louis on account Of the serious
illness % HIS mother.
Spmtnmon a. large all over the ter
fltnry are Interested IA the ame0d-
mem 81 the territorial game law made
BY the late legislature Ia regard to tho
open scaaon Tor doves. "a provlaaa
that 4 be lawfui 20 shoot doyea
during tho months OF August and Sop
temher, instead uf tho months Of Sop
tombef Opd Ooober. which ID an inn
pretslun that has gained vide eirenla-
tiOn.
g. o. Yoaukum. the city sollcltor
FOR ihe Santa Fe at Ei paao.
ll In the city trying 90 work up inter.
eat among local k,lks In the proposed
pilgrimage of the Cullen sabc club of
va paso 20 Buffalo next July. when
the Elts' Grand Lodge meets there
Ia annual session. The ouien 6ahe,
or don't know club 81 4 dlailnct or
ganiznti0n Of Elks. liz main object In
20 have a good time. and they propose
10 have one of the biggest times yet,
when they go 10 buHalO. The Qnlen
sabe reeaila. transportation. sleeping
fare and inciefntals ON the trip 20
Buffalo may be had. an teid. gor the
comparatively small sum 0f Si26.
memhershlp Zee % the club Included
n n likely n hnmher ~ the local herd
wiz take advantage 0f the proposition
10 make the buffalo trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
SHAM BATTLE PROM.
lSED FOR SUNDAY
Companies t and G, New
Mexico Guard, will Par
ticipaie in SkirmisheS.
LOCAL WARRIORS IN COmMASD

Unless tho fates prevent. there win
pc somotnlng uuing Al the falg
kfounds on sunday afternoon worth
soing 10 see. Tho battalion drill ~
companies " aud q, National tluaro
Of New Mexico, which was announces
,o ,ehe place IN the city. will bo glvon
t' the PARK instead. The first Regl-
nichi uaud VII iurniah the r,uaic. ana
mere viii Do a akirmish. with the
ele,ehlhs OF the krag Jofgonson to
euiltcn the affair.
The battalion dfiil viii be under tho
command Of Major Elder. Captkin
kuppo Will lead Company q. forty
strong. and Captain LaioDd, viii AZ.
pear az the head Of Company n, with
Two score men 10 Hire. Company h ia
TAO Ola Albuquerque organization. ana
y Is coming right TO the front under
tho able and persistont direction OF
Captain In Lond. Although Company
u she youngest company IL the
territory, u maaiers as many well
drilled men as any company in the
territory.
Captain Ruppo Is also making A
worthy effort with Company q. ara
no has the enlistment equal 10 that
% any time Ia the history OF the
company but he u not at all contena,
Captain Rupps believes that Win All
the advantages given the members Of
Company @. that Il ought TO muster
al least eighty men. Company q haa
the finest gynasium IN the southwest.
There Is an able physical culture al.
rector nc their command. and batha
and other privileges too aumoroua 10
mention. Under new laws. tho militia.
men are exempt from paying poll
taxes and jury duty, but thly are not
exempt tron working on the dyke.
'Ihe new military code law also pro.
yidea that In caRe Of war the National
Guard VII 30 mustered into the aef.
vice ~ distinct bodies the officers re-
taining their former rank.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
WnITEMAN FOUND NOT
GUILTY OF OBTAINING
FUNDS UNDER FALSE PRETEN.
sEs-cAsE TRIED AT SANTA "a

General w. IA. w aeman. for seven
years adimant general oi New Mexi.
co, IN not guilty OF obtaining money
from the government under false pre-.
tcnAca, az he hAa been charged with
doing by hia enemies Judge John 4
Mci1e. at Santa be yesterday. direct.
cd the jury 20 return such a verdict
and Che jury brought q verdict OF ac-
quittal, after d trial on an indictment
found by the territorial grand jury OF
the present term OF court of Santa
Fe county.
The specific charge was that white
man had appropriated 10 his cwn use
sum Of money appropriated By the
government Tor the purpose OF compii-
Ing a roster cf the Now Mexico Ma.
tonal Guard. Tho trial wRs 0n the
strongest OF seven different indict.
menis, all Of which were brouEh on
the same alleged offence. The teati-
mony showed that Whiteman had
used the money Ia the maintenance OF
the National Guard ln a aanaral way
and that no fraud had been attompted.
Attorneys Catron and I.aughlln ap.
panred for the defendant and District
Attorney Abbott appeared for the ter.
rltOry.
Adlutant General Whiteman was 70.
moved from nfilcc ~ Governor OtoTo
for failure 20 comply 10 the governors
wishes In issuing national guard sup.
plies. General Whlteman. IA turn. fled
charges against the governor al
Washington. d. C., and 70 get even, Il
is alleged. the governor insiiRated the
Indictments against the erstwhile ad-
iuiRnt Eeaeral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
TN DIVORCE BECAUSE
HUSBAND KISSES HER
ofTENER THAN SHE DESIRES.
HENCE MRS. ISABELLA ROMANO
THREW ICE WATER ON HUBBY.

How many klsses ought a husband
daily imprint upon his wife's counte'
nance7
This is the problem a New York
court must decide, IA the case 81 Mrs.
souiS Romano, che sch bride OF d poor
young man, and who seeks legal separ.
ation because he insisted upon kiss.
/ ing practically ali the time
Y Romano kissed her into marriage
I but be had a whole lot IN reserve. She
nnaily had tO deluge him 90 quench
his ard0F. Judge Ommen continued
tho case until he had made research
Into the kissing question.
This II the wife's story, summarized.
Before.
friday-He ia literally on IRE with
affeciion. He kisses mo after every
sOug.
Saturday, accepted him immedi,
atoiy, Wlth such man ! can be
happy.
sunday-"My darling" he said, "we
shai live on love and kis8os"
smiled aud druopci my eyes
Monday--l am the nappiest girl In
Ian the world.
After.
Tuesday diet Of love and kisses
has begun
"Wednesday lie lmprintE cagosses
On my eyes. my hair. my cheeks.
Thursday am firing Of H. ! want
affection, but this Is too much.
FRIDAY have consulted other
brides Their husbands kiss them
only q few times a day.
Aaturday--ilouis awakened me at
night 70 kiss me.
Sunday he reads romantic
novels 10 me- be kisses me whenever
the characters become affectlonate.
Monday--liie end has come. This
Is too much. He kissed be 500 times
today.
Tuesday could stand 4 no longer.
! picked up q pitcher of Ice water and
threw Il over him. The nlnht was
cold, bln not colder than my love has
Grown.
Wadnesday.--H bad me arrested.
hut arrest Is bottar Than an avalanche
Of affection,
Thursday would advise brides 10
limit their husbands Kisses % three a
day. Enough II a. eoOd as a feast.
She gives this table ~ a kissor's
guide:
kisfes-- Enough.
klssGs-- Too many.
40 Misses -SuperafOgatiOn.
70 kisaes-~ncath TO love.
600 kisses--un unspeAkable torture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
POLICE COURT

Andy Gerry, tho colorod gambler.
pleaded guilty this morning before
Judge Crawford 20 assaulting Rev. A.
y. Reynolds. pastor OF The African
Baptist church. ON "Wednesday evening
and was fined So. which Gerry prompt.
~ paid. Rev. Reynolds asked the
court 20 put Gerry under peace bond,
claiming that Gerry had armed himself
With the iptontion Of doing him injury.
The count refused 60 grant the request,
giving reasons for not doing 10 that
Gerry had been In the city a number
OF years and had proved himself a
peaceful citizen. Il IS understood that
Gerry siappoL che preachers face BE-.
cause of some talk about a woman.
who Is membor OF REV. Reynolds
congregation.
One white man was before the court
charged with being a vagant and O
drunkard. A prep0nderanco of evi.
donce was produced which proved ihai
the prisoner was all that he was
charged with helms. aud he was sen.
tenced % serve ten days on the street
cleaning gang.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
WHAr RoT.

The above article appeared In the
III Paao Herald. and apparently. u
was auihOfed by some very jealous
~ PaeO fan. or possibly MIR. Jacoby,
himself. although his many friends
here are fain 20 believe that any sen
tleman Ike he has tho reputation OF
bolnR would sanction anything 30 r.
dlculOus. However. the article has
iOts OF "Jacoby" in IL. and Appearances
are against the owner Of the nnme
and a. 90 his services--well, Albnqucr
que cant use them. And no position
was ever offered him. Manager Bous-
ton. Of the Browns, has iioldors that
can play rings around III Paso base
ball players. and wouldn't get warm
doing D.. oither. Tho Browns don't
owe 500. They always pay their
debts.
Johnny Jacoby came 20 Albuquerque
one night last week ps an express
hustler aa an assistant 20 Express
Agent Bolllnger. Ho probably got
the price OF his brcakfaet and a FREQ
ride for bis work. lie called on Man.
ager Hauaton hut nothing was said
about any Job. ~ Paso can't play bnll
tall players don't grow 20 near the
Mexico line. Whoever heard Of an VI
FasO base bail player going 90 a big
ioaguel They can't play hall last
enough there 10 pay expenses. AZ 60
playing negroes; Albuquerque can
muster a team Of colored boys that
can lick any one Of che ~ Paso city
league teams.
Albuquerque took fiye out OF seven
semaa played with them last year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

he that hath osrs let him hear. an8
he that ~ deaf can now hear hy tclc
phone. and has no cxCsHo for STAY.
ins away from church. A clergyman
Ia Straiford. Conn. has a number of
deaf persons IN hia congregation. tie
found that, curluusly enough. they
could understand what was said 90
them by telephone SO be set up a
telephone apparatus on bis puinitdosk
And ran wires 20 a pew neaf the front
Of the church. There sl tho dear, hold.
nag receivers with a liFhi handle like
thai Of a lorencite This ,loaf new.
however. IA not necessary Telephone
connection will be made between the
pulpit and any pew. A great boon 20
the really deaf. but rather voxati0ua,
Herhapa. i0 7he persons who aao 20
DEAF that they can hear an tho jokes
~ q theatre perfectly we'll bat can
uut follow The sermon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
WORKS WONDERS.

The alewncsa and progrossiynnCas
OF Japan continues 90 alionl8k the
world. While ifs great war with Rus.
sia has been drawing on Ia resources
In oVOry diIeciipn. the government has
found means aud time io proceed act.
lively in the development OF koroa.
over witch japan "a fo have an almost
proprietary pfOiectorafo az cna of the
results Of victory over Russia Rail
rlads have heon buill aud internal I'm.
proVcmentH have moved forward In
all directions since the Russians nave
been driven from the peninsula. The
gOld standard has heon established
and n Fixed RADIO has been adopted for
the interchange ~ kOrean silver for
Japanese gold. Tho money ~ Japan
has become the money Of kofee II
took about two years from the ending
OF the Spanish.Amoflcnn war for the
United States % establish the cur
rency system 0f the Philippines ia.
pan has done the same thing while its
war has been Ia DroErRss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Count Loo TolEtol haa preached tho
g0spel of muhaniiarianiam for many
years. and the world has listened to
hiu because Of the eiOQuchro ~ his
discourse and the heamiiulnoaa of he
spirit that has laib back Of n. Bul
when hc declares, a. he haa just done
In the London Times. that tho efforts
LOT those who wish 90 improve social
life should be dlrccled % the liberia
tiOn 0l themselves from the rovorn.
mcn1a whose fuilliy lu those times "a
becoming mmo and more obvious" he
must expect 10 lose the sympathy of
rational mindg. F0r q must b. ox.
planned ihat BIS noe ~ tho term gov
erumcntA' covers all the civilized ma.
lions, ana not merely Russia.
The liberation ~ mankind from
tne need ~ soyernnent may cOncelv.
anly "a a blAuiful ideal. aays the
Boston ftAst Hni what lN 10 become
of mankind until thaf mliionnlal con
dition 10 roarhedl u D. easy 20 talk
ahoai ''rcllEiOdAiy and morally perfect
ing separate individuals 10 that taey
can dlspcnae slth human foatrlof toms.
but thofe Who have oYag undertaken
the task forognlno So futility.
Count T0lHinl should himself know
better Certainly hIa enurts with the
Ruafiau poaeant should have kaia hlm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
REMEMBERED THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The late David J Abel has eaiab.
lished an exceaient precept hy 30.
queathing 800 10 the Albuquerque
public library Mr. Abeis estate n
understood 10 be valued at about $50.
600, and IN addition TO leaving this
sum % The library be- left $500 90 a
,fephaN. Ellis Abel Nho resides "a
Dgnver, and other various beauoats
Of pcseOnal effects 90 several relaiigea.
but the bulk of the estate was divided
between Albert Abei % Denver. and
Julius Abel u Chicago. and sister,
Mrs. Fanny Fsieiham. Og Hamburg,
Germany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
BETS ARE PAID ON
RESULTS OF CANVASS


SS6S66e 660GSN
. A correspondent OF The Hopub. :
: lican 81 Clayton, ~ M.. inquiries :
. regarding the payment of election .
: bets on Peabody and Adams. He .
: bet ihat peah0dy would bo the 8
. next governor NJ Colorado, and 8
= he now says. n hold that Adams .
3 has been goYeI nor under protest, :
9 Dnt not legally; THAI II he waa .
: legally governor. then Peabody .
. was iilesally governor, a. both .
! cannot be legal" 3
3 Without attempting 10 annly1e \
y bis reascuing, u may bo slated :
: THAI bets 30 with the dccdeiOn of !
. the canyasalng board. which In 8
= this state Is tho legislature Ia =
. joint session. Adams was seated .
: on the face Of the returns and !
2 those who bet ou him won.--Dsn- ,
; YER Republican. Z
. 6666SSG66N6WSgSgg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
SAD NEWS RECEIVED
BY MRS. KATE GATLlN

Mrs. kaie Gaflln. 50l South Fourth
street. was shocked to-day ~ the 70.
co'pt ~ a teiegram announcing the
death ~ Otb Gatiin. her SON. Tho telD.
gram came from Indiana and was very
Tioh giving no dU'aiia, nor even the
cause Of death, bw \ a prearmed lhnt
lhe young man dlet 0f injuries ~.
colved a tew weoka ago ~ 4 train
wrcck, which 0ccnfred while he was
en route % Chicago with some race
HORSES
The dettnsed boy has 4 hfoihor
working a ms local chops AMI a -.
ier. Mrs. bafnalllio Eessf.sp. of tifis
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Tho Ck'gon yesterday printed aov-
eral thousand handsome largc posters
for The Lincoln Sales Promoters Oi
Chicago. set'ing forth the fact that nt
the lion Sto.c OF Leon Stern. for the
next week. that mammoth stock OF dry
goods, etc. viii be sold regardless of
cost. Mr.. kreuEer, who has the sale
IN charge, says several wapoa loads Of
people have come from quite dis
tanco ard gone away loaded down
with the great bargains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
JOHNNY JACOBY'S
PIPE DREAM
lie Is Credited With Giving a
Funny Reason for Not
Playing Base Ball.
NO POSITION OFFERED TO Vim

Because ho refused 10 play bail with
negroes Johnny Jaooby Is In NJ Paso
aFain. JacOhy ls a well known local
base ball player and member 0f
volunteer hose company No. 2. lie it
was who hcroically saved the hfe Of
Ring, the hre department spaniel,
when hog~ waEon No. was over
turned IN Oregon eiroet recently.
Jacoby received a telegram from che
manager Of the Albuquerque Browns
Mondny evening Offering him wn0d
salary 20 become a member of that
team and went 20 Albuquerque that
night 90 accept the ofier. Upon his ar
rival be found that there were two ne.
gro members Of that DEAN and for that
reason he declined 10 Aign a contract
and returned 10 lil Paeo Wednesday
Fle viii play With the Troy Grays Sat
urday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Washington, March 2f.--Tho admin.
istration Will AXE no action Ia regard
20 the reply which President Castro
Of Venezuela, made "a Minister Bowen
The matter was fully discussed al
cabinet meeting today and a wna de-
termlned 10 await Developments The
situation is considered a. such az 10
not necessarily interfere with the pres.
ident on h!s southern trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
NEW JEWISH SYN.
AGOGUE DEDICATED

Nafchsz. Miss, March 2f--lntercat-
Ing ceremonies accompanied fhe dodl-
cation today ~ Temple Bnel Israel.
ihc new Jewish ByueFoguo which re-
places the oUe destroyed by nre IN
November, t1U1 Rabbi 3. n0ttlnR.
holmer preached the dedication ser
mon. and Rabbi 3. samheld 0i Mem
phls the dedicat0Ty Oralson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
HAS NOTHING TO ARslrRArr.

Millomstad Qsland OF Csirac0al
March 2f.~it ~ announced from Cara,
cas-, Nepozuela. that President Castro
today replied to Minister BOwen'a hnal
nropoaal for arbitration. denying THAI
Venezuela has any questions pending
with iha United states and saying
that the case OF the New YORK and
bermude1 Asphalt company must To-
main IN the courts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
BROUGHT BACK TO INSANE
ASYLUM At LAS VEGAS.

n. Wildly Lea. son OF the late Col.
y, q, lea, Of Ros@ell, was brought 10
the city last night by his faiher.ln.
law Col :. r, Howard and brother.
lniaw n p, Howard, says the Optic.
Wildly Lea after making his escape
from the las Vegas hOapitAl managed
20 make big way 20 Roswell. lie Ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

ease Of ave Dutch sailors Illegally im
prsoned for seven months IN that
country. Il is thought probable tnat
the event Of there being nc mmtsriai
change IN tho Situation In the far
east some OF Netherlands wnrships
maintaining neutrality Ia Dutch East
indies can be transferred 10 Vonozuo
Ian waieis In May.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

irum such rash and dangerous gcncraIi
taions, The wiapsi and boal of men
need the restraints Of government. and
thoy wunld np the first 90 confess tho
faci The perfect ability of human na
turc is long way on Meanwhile
frail man mHat gci along as hoaf be-
can.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
GURSUL BUYS ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND ICE PLANT
or oEL RIO. TExAs, MS AssocI
ATE BEING ). o. oARDEN.


a apecial diepatch from tiol I
hlo, Texas, dated March ~. % I
) the Denyer Republican. says; I
The clociFic HIGHT and Tee plant !
) of this cay has beon aold BY n. 4
, III Ellis 20 .. o. Darden % Don. 4
yer and Maynard OuiiHul Il al. I
) buqpagQue, NJ AZ. The nrA own. I
) crs take poeacasion April J.. TIE 1
; lines viii BE- oNleudtd ana cxtan. I
eiyo improvements made on the I
> properly owing io the fact thaf 1
8 this city - growing rapidly.
} etSb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
GROUND TO DEATH
UNDER WHEELS OF CAR
ThGopoRE kiDDgR, a BRAKEMAN
CAu0hT BETWEEN TWO FLAT
Cans At Las VEGAS AND "a.
TALLY HURT.

Theodore Kldder, a brakeman IN
conductor a. O. Cranor's crew on the
work trim. uet a houible doath Ia fhe
as Vegas railn0ad yard shortly before
; o'clock yesterday morning.
Iho train Was backing uD % 40 out
rop'e earp prepai afery 10 golag ont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

rho Hague March 2i.--Tho govern
meant intends othor loans. or In con.
Junction with other powers having
with Venezuela. b take
vigorous mcasures % secure tho 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Minister nowen cables tho state do
partmout today from Caracas. that
President Castro had flaily refused
10 arhitrate pending issues between
Venezuela and the United States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Elite society will turn out tonight 10
enjoy dancing ia the good old way az
orcheatfi0n hall. A special car win
be- put On By the Albuquerque TgactlOn
company for tho accommodation %
those Of the company, who will remain
az the hail after il o'clock. Prof. III.
vine and Misa Looba win furnish the
music.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
AUTHOR VERNE DEAD

Ambiens. France. March zf.--Juios
Verne d,ed al 3.i5 q. M. His family
WIS at the bedside when the end came.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
OLIVER NELSON RESIGNS.
Will No longer Be First Lieutenant
o. Company B.--oolnu to Tyler,
Texas, 20 Accept Position.

Texas, TO Accept Position.
Oliver Nelson has sent In his resle.
nation as frat lieutenant Of Company
b. having mailed the document 10
Adluiant General Harrington ON the
18th inst The acceptance has not yet
been received. but Il Is supposed that
Il wiz bo here In a few days. By his
resignation, the local militia loses an
enthusiastic officer aud capable mili.
tary man.
hr. Nelson resigned because he "a
going away. He expects 10 leave In
few days for Tyler, Texas, 10 ac
cept position az architect in tho
bridge and building department OF the
Cotton Belt rallroad.-Roswel Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Washington, March 24.-Senor A..
piroz, the Mexican Ambassador, died
thip afternoon.