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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
GRAY FROM DENVER
But NOT A BAD NAN

lFr0m Mondays Daily Clilzen.l
A few days ago, Edward Gray, a
Las Vegas barkceper, In a quarrel shot
and killed a brakeman, named q. De
Eater In that town, and Gray was
painted as very bad man. The Don.
yer Republican, IN referrinS 70 Gray
says
Edward Gray. who killed Charles DE
Fabor In the Lobby SELDOM Ia Las We
gas, ". ~. last Thursday night, Is
known IN Denver. Saving worked In
the Opera House bar, Peter Hollands
saloon. TortOnia, Watrous' saloon and
the Capital Dar. Il Il safe 20 cay thaA
many men In Denver Will recognize
the picture of Gray.
the report that Gray served term
In the penitentlary at Canon City for
shooting n woman r. unfnunded. He
never was In trouble In Donver or this
state.
Gray Il an unassnming fellow abou,
AZ years OF age, though he looks TO be
much younger. In 1887 he went "a
Leadvlllo and worked as bartender IN
the saloon conducted by 81. w. Som
mcrs. Sommers taught him the art Of
mixing drinks and afterwards Gray
came To Denver.
For two years he worked under
John King. head bartender at Tor
tonl's. Last October. when he wa
working at Watrous saloon on Curtis
street. he received an offer OF a eitua
ton as Las Vegas. He accepted and
was installed az head bartender az the
Lobby saloon.
Gray Is a determined character and
had little 10 say 20 customers.
The report az Thursday nights
shooting a. las Vegas states thai
Gray and Charles De Eater engaged
In a quarrel over a slot machine. ~
Fnter was shot through the heart b,
the bartender after tho latter has
struck him across the face with 70
volyer
A brother OF Gray, Jack" Gray. Il
employed a. conductor on tho Denye
a Rio Grande railway.
Gray and his wife separated sOm'
time ago. Il IL understood. They hav'
one child. a girl. Ars. Gray IL sal,
10 be In Salt Lake City.
AZ ono tlme Gray was employed a
bartender IN Sections Monarch" "a
loon IN Victor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

VIM l.. stiles. president Of the Bust
ness Men's club Of San Antonio. has
received letter from Capt. W. =.
Dame d Albuquerque New Mexico,
secretary ~ me Rough Riders assO
citation, In which he says ho has been
ahle 10 secure rates from points IN
New M0xico 20 ri PasO for 0uo.hali
fare 20 meet the iound-trip rate 81 $40
from Do pasO and return which haA
leen sacurcd by tho business Meas
club. The letter further says; I'm
lOOklng over your letter ! DO not md
that ! can make any Improvement or
even suggoat any improvement over
what You have already done, or
planned 70 do. am positive tsat this
viii b. he very best time that tho as
sOciation has ever had az any OF its re-
unions You ses,m TO be doing FIRST
.vfe and appear 10 be an o3d hand a.
che business. "-ti Paso Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
A NEGRO PORTER
TOUCHED PASSENGER

A passenger on train No. 2, 81 yes
terday, was touched for $500. while In
his berth on Sunday night near FLAG
stan. lie complained 20 the trainmen
about the loss Of bis money and said
that ne suspected thar the negro por
ter was the thief Az hfat the train.
men did not take much stock In tins
passengers story, but finally 81 Gal
sup, the porter was searched by Spe
ciai Santa re Oilicer l., A. hOlin, None
~ the miaaing money. which was gold
coin, was found. BsE the Santa Fe
secret service men were not yet salts
fed. Oflicor Ben williams boarded
No. here and went through the ne
RrO's clothes between here and Las
Vegas, with the result that 37b 10 gold
was found IN his shlA Tho thief was
taken from the train al Las Vegas. and
Ia being held there for Ohlcer Bol,n
who passed through the city On No
to-day en- route 10 the Meadow city. IA
will probably return with his man to
night,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

be three directors. and those who are
20 manage the business Of the com
pRny for the nrst three months are
FRANZ r. Kern. George y. Rent. ana
Hiram ~ FORESTER. The principal
place 81 business win be Tularosa
Otero county. New Mexico.
The Roswell Hardware company.
The incorporators are William A.
Johnson. Thomas W Thomas, Hugh
X. Morrow. Lcalie ~ Tannohill. all Of
Roswell The obiect of the company
r. 20 conduct q general Wholesale and
retail hardware business. and to en-
gage In plumbiHg, and the sale Of
agricultural implements windmills,
etc. The capital stock IL 100000, d.
sided into COO shares at 500 each. The
term of existence is FIFTY years. and
the principal place 81 business ~ al
Roswell. ChayeR county There are "a
be ave directors and those who Will
manage the business OF the company
for the first three months are J. w
Thomas. W. A. Johnson. n. r. Nor
row. L. y. Tannehnl, 81 Roswell, and
,. r. Murphy. OF Naples, Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
DARK BLUES vs.. LIGHT BLUES

London. March 3i.-Tho annual In.
tsrvnraity boat raoe between the crews
0f oxford and Camaiide took place
today over the usual Putney Mort
lake course on the Thames. There Is
AZ much interest In tho event az In
any previous year and the contest be-
tween the picked oarsmen Of the two
univorsltieH promises 10 be Witnessed
by an immense throng OF spectators.
II tho weather be favorable the crowd
viii probably be one OF record.break-
Ing proportions as the two crews are
regarded a. more evenly matched this
year than for many years past and a.
a consequence are expected 20 furnish
a more Interesting contest Both
crews TOOK their final practice spin yea
forday several thousand people. large
number belonging 20 the betting fra.
ternlty. turning out TO form their Anal
Judgment ON the performances OF the
two crews,
The race, which has fallen to Cam
bridge for the last three yeSrs. n re-
garded a. an open question this time,
President Graham Of oxford has got
together an exceptionally powerful
crew. which. bar accident will do bat
tie tomorrow seated from the bow
thus: r. W. Somersmith, II. NJ. Farrar
T.. G. Underhlll. A. r. Balf0ur. l.. y
Jones. y p. Evans. A. X. Graham and
lH. &. Buckaali. OF these SOmors.
mith. Balfour. Evans and Underhill
are old Blues" while Farrer, Jones
and Bucknall are freshmen, the latter
two being from Et0n, whore they row
"a In the winning eight al Henley last
July. Bucknall stroked this crew and
also the winning eight at Henley last
December. Avolfdupois Is a strong
/ point OF the ux0nians. the average be
lng traction over lGs pounds.
Tho Cambridge crew are heavy
weights. too, and ara composed thus.
II. Sanger. d. p. Wormald. d. @. John
stou. W. y. sayory. r. p, W wedd. y
n. wlnthrop, Y. V. Powell and G. ~. 3
Taylor SIX OF the eight are seniors
and the crew average Il about iIt
pounds. no that a hno tussle appears
10 be- assured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
PROSPECTS roR PEACE.

New York. April f.---Henry Cicws IN
bis weekly Financial Review says:
Peace rumors strengthen week by
week, and while Russia may reject ali
oyartures for a time, lust for effect. Il
Is certain the end II not far distant
Russias finances are near the OK
haustion point. and France. her best
friend, has refused further assistance.
Contrast Russia's credit with J0pan's.
Russia has issued only about t250. 000,.
900 bonds during the war, but her last
issue Of si1S.vO0. 900 was fatty turned
down in every money market In the
world. Hor bonds are steadily declin.
ing In spite Of tho most remarkable
support from financial interests ever
Witnessed.
Japan. on the other hand. has issued
about $4,000 900 bonds, including
this weeks loan, which was ovcrsub-
scribeG many times the FIRST day oiicr.
cd: while Japanese issues are steadily
rising, partly owing 20 success In the
field and partly because their credit
was undercstlmated at tho beginning
OF the war,
what the effects OF ending the war
win be Il Is dlfllcut TO forosce. There
will undoubtedly be a rapid expensiOu
Of commerce and industry Ia the far
east: japan will recup0rate quickly.
but how Paris will get over tho strain
now endured remains 10 be proved.
yyhen tke war 10 over there will DO
less occasion 10 support Russian bonds
than now. and they may sag when
the big holders endoavOr to distribute
their heavy load.
Fortunately Europe, and France cs-
peciRlly. Ia enjoying prosperity and Is
better able than usual TO Withstand
crisis; but the danger point Ia by
no means past, and that IN why France
refused assistance % her old ally. II
should also be remembered that Ion
don dld not recover Immediately from
effects OF the Bocr war. both depres
sion and recovery being much delayed
Only recently has London emerged
from the shadow OF that conflict. Nov
sunlight begins 20 shine for the firs'
time since tho war period. and ~ 70
Elected not only upon tho money mar
ket but also upon The general situa
ton.
The announcement Of peace would
certainly have an oxhilarating eifec
here a. well ~ all over the world, 81
peclaliy In Paris. A depression Il
Russia, however, must necessarily FOL
low, as not only n the nations credl
impaired. but what n still worse. III
pride has had big fall--sad for Rus
ala. but OF great benefit 20 tho otho
European nations.
france may not unlikely desert Rus
ria IN a financial way rather than boa
any greater burden, and In that even
Il may be- instrumental In her shifting
her present alliance from Russia q
England. II France ceases 10 hell
Russia financially. GerTany, who hai
comparatively few OF her bonds, vii
DO OF greater service TO Russia. ans
the door may be- opened thereby fer
Russian-0erman alliance instead Of |
Rusaian.frcnch alliance ~ az present
That would strengthen the alliance be
tween Great Britain and Japan anI
make II more permanent. That woul'
mean England. France and Japan OF
one side; Russia Germany and Ital'
on the other. and the United States o
America neutral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
A WORLDS FAIR ROMANCE
NEW MEXICO MAN AND MISSOURI
MAIDEN CONQUERED ~ CUPID
AT ct. LOUIS.

lfrom Mondays daily Citlzon.)
An Associated Press dispatch from
g. Louis which has been going the
round Of the papers for some time
states that Edward J. Duncan. a young
man from New Mexico, was Married
in 81. Louis under romantic circun.
stances. The dispatch olahornies up.
on the romance of the woolna. but
fails 10 Htrto from what part ~ New
Mexico the young man halls. The fol-
lowing u the dispatch;
A romahce which hogan IN the min.
ing auich nc the WORLDS fair culmi.
mated IN marriage Saturday In East
81. Louis
Edward J. Duncan ~ Boston. Kion.
dixie. New Mexico. Australia I'D Grip.
nie Creek. was IN charge of 4 mining
exhibit IN the enlch Miss ena Aus.
tine ~ ST. Louis visited the exhibit
and the mining man WIS introduced
20 hcr. Their acquaintance grow and
they became such rond friends that
after the fair. when hn returned 20
New Mexico, they corresponaed reeu-
larry and he haateued hla return 20
s. Louis.
They went - Fast 81. Louis saiur.
day and obtained a marriage license
from Deputy County Clerk George
Cauehiin
They were anxious 10 avoid pub.
llcity. The auestloa OF who should
marry them arose IN Mr.. Caughiln'H
once Mr. Duncan said 20 Miss Aus.
tine that she was 10 be tho head oi
the family IN q few minutes and 4,
was for her 10 say whether she would
rather be married BY a minister or a
justice OF the peace. She said she pre-
ferred n minister, 40 they went 20 the
parsonage Of the congregational
church and we're married BY Rev
/ James.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
LAS VEGAS

From the Optio.
Consul Jose Julia. che Spanish no
hleman. who came here last summer
from Honduras IN reported 10 be very
IA AZ the jefferson Reynolds home,
whore he han been residing.
Friday evening, April "a a spelling
match, similar ln character 30 the one
given last year. viii be the attraction
o. the Normal Mlgs Georgia Murray
and W " Ungles will be the captains
and Presldant Vert che pr0nonncer.
Already the composition 60 secure
apcllew "a on In earnest
Mrs. George Ross. whose husband.
the sfaid old ool0rod citizen operated a
wood yard In this city many years arO,
till hla death. is dawn frOm Colorado
Springs. visiting Mrh. John Bmler.
Hor son, George. "a now a practicing
attorney IN the Colorado city, also
engaged IN ihe real estate business.
and her other son. Albert. has a
good position In Kansas City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
SOcOaRO

From the ChieHain.
Mrs. EMILY Newcomb and Miss New
comb. aunt and cousin OF Hon. and
Mrs. W. p. Martin. left for their home
Ia Huntington. Indiana.
The parties who have been tampor.
ing with the School 0f Mines pipe line
would do well 10 remember that under
a law passed by the last Legislative
assembly they are liable so a fine o.
from slo 70 $50 and Imprisonment for
sixty days
J. ~. Taylor OF tnis city. received
a letter a few days ago from ParO.
cintO Romero Of Frisco, giving .
graphic. though d0ieful. account Of
the unprecedented rains and foods
that have recently devastated the farm
lands along the Frisco Tho LOSSES
thai have been suffered al0ng The
Frisco and ella this season arc Ions
20 be remembered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
LAS CRUCES

From che Ciiizen.
The ionndO len II the eleciclc llghl
plant has been laid tor sometime. hui
tho work has been temporarily sua
pended FOR the lack ~ brick.
Mrs. Hadlcy. wife ~ Professor ~
ram Hadley. left for Santa ~ Wcanes
day night 90 join her husband. n
the loes oi Professor Hadiey the Agri
cultural college loses one ~ IT, best
oduchtofa. and the Mesilla VALLEY ons
~ r. most entcrpriaing cklzcna. Mrs
Hadicy will be- missed BY the ladies d
the w. l. A. and her mary lady friends
IN the valley II u our loss and
Santa Fe'e rain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR.

Eternal vigilance Ia che price OF not
getting found out.
Education Is all the things you don't
learn when you go 10 college.
RS queer how lows Il takes a mans
wife 20 get over the idea that his lap
was made to sls
Just before the mosquito season wo'
men begin TO make Open.work clothes
90 they can bite through.
A Riri with pretty ankle would
rather wear laced boots 30 they can
keep coming united for some man 20
rs aRain.-New York Press
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
GOES east o VISIT
TO NlAoARA FALLs

General superlntehdcnt J. n. Hnr
ley OF thoo Santa re and Mrs. Hur
ley and Mr.. ald Mrs. O. W. koun.
left Topeka. accompanied by Mr. Hur
ley'a private secretary. Bert Hcli. foi
An eastern trim which VIII Jnelud,
a stop AZ Buffalo. Niagara Falls. New
York and Washington while he Il Il
New York Mr. Hurley will attend th'
meeting OF the American Railway a.
soclatlon AT the Waldorf Astoria ho
tel. Tho party will travel IN Mr.. Hur
iey's Private car. and VIII so cas-
over tho Grand Trunk raliwa,
through Canada.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss Of strength. nerves.
ness. hsadacho. ccnslipaiion. bad breath,
general debllitr, sour TislnRs. and caiarrh d
the stomach arc al due 10 indlgcstion. kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre-
senis the natural iuiess Of digestion - hey
eAisi IN healthy stomach. combined viii
iht greatest known tonic and FcoonsintcifVo
properties. Nodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only 0ufe Indigestion and dyspepsia, bul this
famous rcfncdy cures al alomach troubles
~ cleansing, purifying, sWcclculng and
strengthening The mucoaS memhrancs Hiding
the stomach.
. 80 =. ntlH !. NAfou4Npoli W Va NlYAf-
. vas uottlof with sour stomach lor tgonfY pearl
kodol cured me AID We are lcs ulin4 b Wa
Kodoi Disssia What you Hat
0olllss only. sl0o sira hoisIna Az tlmss a. M
ella. which oels Tor 90 tonla
sFsparea " 4. o. Dewitt = co., CHICAGO
For sale BY all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

From the Advocate.
Jim Hiier has been appointed hide
Inspector for this section. vice J. NJ.
Rosa. resigned.
Mra. Thomas Murphy went 20 Las
cruces. where she r. looking after the
erection Of n mannment and fence
AZ her daufhicr's grave.
According 10 newspaper rop0r1e one
Of the hcldupa killed az scpar, Grant
county. WA supposed 20 be Mccor
mick. who Ia SUBJECTED a. being one Of
the mon who hold up the bank hers
two years ago last Dccembel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
LAFg r. ALLEN euYs
PROPERTY ~ alsBEE

The Douglas. Arizona Dispatch has
the following 10 say concerning a for.
NOR New Mexican;
iafo r. Allen. former editor Of the
Las Vegas. New Mexico. Optic. whose
name waS connected some time ago
With the proposed purchase OF the Bss-
bee Miner, has purchased the Odd
Fellow lot In Bisboe now occupied by
the once OF the Calumet a Arizona
physicians. and viii erect a handsome
two or tire story business block on
The property. The price was $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
ReIIqIoua Conference AZ Vale,

New Haven Conn, April LA
conferences OF students OF eastern col
l0gos and divinity schools began 10
day q, tho Yale Divinity school and
Will continue until Monday. rhe pur-
pose Is 10 present the claims Of the
Christian ministry to college men. Tne
meeting Ia a part ~ the movement 20
counteract the tendency on the part OF
collego mon 20 drift away from the
ministry. The movement was begun
~ Union college two years ago, where
70 was 20 succeaBful THAI its scope was
broadenod 20 an association OF eastern
college,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
TO RAISE FIELD PEAS
m SAN LUIS VALLEY

/. y. Sylvester. president Of the Col.
orado state board OF stock inspectors,
Il putting In LOO acres OF peas "a the
San Luis valley, and ho states that
nearly every farmer In that section
viii devote the most OF his land this
year TO the raising OF field peas. Mr..
Sylvester says that the crop from The
acreage planted will feed ntFe thar
100000 lambs In the valley next win,
tor.
This pea craze" he went on, "haa
even extended into Utah and Idaho
the wonderful success OF the farmers
OF the San Luis valley having started
a general boom"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
ALAMoooRpo SCHOOLS WILL
CONTINUE OUT TERN

w. r. Dudley, who Is principal u
one OF the public schools OF AlamoEorl
DO. states that the schools will rurl
for the balance OF the term, thera bel
ing enough funds left for that length
Of time. Mr.. Dudley further stated
that the schools have not received 4
penny Of territorial funds In order ID
be zepi going. and that the report ID
that effect Is false.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
SANTA rs

From tho New Mexican
Mrs Hattie Phelps OF silver City.
was q visitor al Santa We
ON a strike Friday and Saturday.
William "A. STAFFORD, Of Boulder
Colo, waa In santa " Friday sH1 SAT.
urday. To was here In the Interest u
an independent telephone company Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

ffNiW NNN NN'1NNLWtf
Mrs. lou Brown, with her nurse.
Mrs Martin. len for Klrksville. Mo-.
Tor treatment
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ThuFmond &C.
cOmpanied BY Mrs. WEES and her
daughter Constance. Mrs. siecker and
Miss hayes HE'D Themselves 10 the
Tres Hcrmanas today and Will not re.
turn until Saturday.
A young lady who was an entire
stranger Ia thls city. appeared az the
home OF Doctor p. NJ. Sieod last Mon
day. Toe lhtie lady weighed eleven
pounds on the date Of her arrival and
Was warmly welcomed by the entire
family
James Martin. who mad been for
some months past experimenting a
mine AZ Sierra Blanoo, Texas returned
last Friday az the mine has closed
down 90 mako some needed changes IN
the machinery Of che mill and mine.
Charles Allen aud G. Weaver. who had
been IN tho employ OF Mr.. Martin. 70.
turned with him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Master Mechanic Dawson informs thl
AlnmoKordo News thrt everything Il
being put In readiness for che Cloud
croft opening on June l. Mountain ex
cursion cars are neing rcmodeled. rem
ovated and painted up and put In 9ood
shape for summer CiondcrOft business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Prom the Graphic.

From the Graphic
Mr. aud Mrs. A. J. Clark spent lasl
sunday az Haywood. This popular re.
sort 70 bound 10 attract the good Dem.
ing people from church during the
coming heated term.
Mr. Donahae and wife. who have
had rooms In the Lester house. left
Yesterday for their nome IN Kentucky.
tie has not received the benefits he an.
uicipated from the climatic change.
Work N progressing rapidly on the
new Crthollc church odliice. Il ls the
purpose o. the builders TO have II com.
pletCd IN time Cor dedlcaf Ion ON naates
sunday. This "A by far the finest tulld'
ing for religious services In the city,
and the church II 10 be congratulated
on rs complexion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Mrs Bailey, wife OF Judge Bailey Of
Rockford, Illinois. has been removed
70 the Sisters hospital, being quite ~.
Mrs. Bailey was taken sick en- the
train on her way from California here,
where the Baileys have bean so4onrn.
Ing. Mrs Bailey wan h0ing cared for
at the Alvarado hotel, but tho nature
Of her illness necessiiatod her removal
% the hospital Her condition - quite
alarming.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

day that hor father was critically ~.
The ladies lon on Tuesday evenings
train and viii travel together as far ~
PitlahuFK.