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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
GRAND JUNCTION
REGISTERING POINT

fFrOm Thursdays Daily Ciilxen.)
Denver. Colo. July 20.--A diapatch
from Grand Junction says Word has
hcen received here from washington
that Grand Junction has been selected
a. one Of the points Of repatriation
for the ulnta reservation opening,
Competent committees have been
named 70 make an ARRANGEMENTS for
caring for ne crowds. and n ~ an.
derstood that all registrations from
east o. utah will take place here.
The merchants. hotel keepers and
iradosmon IN general have arrced not
10 raise prices nor to permit any act
that viii lead strangers 20 think that
they are being imposed upon. The
chamber OF commerce has Issued and
- distributing broadcast various kinds
Of literature, giving full Information
about the registration. drawing and
Ming.
There via be ample accommoda.
lions for at, and the 0ficiaie prom
iao n strict enforcement of the law
n viii be necessary 20 70 10 tho draw
ing place at Provo. Utak, as each per
a0n successful IN the drawing viii b
notified by mail and can 80 from
Grand Junction direct 70 Vernali this
land ofice.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

frequent conversation that the people
II this country were for this ore SUM-
per az least fun comfortable and
Feather content.
10. we hear on the contrary Of
temperatures so, 90. 10, OF business
b some degree suspended IA some
arts. and prostrRilOn and resulting
cath In many cases.
How different ia Polar Grove. How
.emRfkable that nature should so fav'
r tho residents 81 this delightful city
\ southeastern Kentucky
Much OF the time last winter the
Feather was Of terrific GOODNESS. The
lW notch was 20 degrees south 81
FRO. There wac full stek Of ! I TO Is
Glow and the average Tor three weeks
as Z below. A. a result the deep and
ately Orange river geaa frozen Ia
He bottom and frost IN the ground
a. down 20 feet deep as FAR as has
been drilled 90 this time.
4 Ia tho hollowa great stores % fee
bmod. Doc Meadows, who owns a
6nme family physician book end ia tho
ost scientific mAn ID Polar Grove by
~, figures the ice mass ne Hnnking
'IAINM hlNNN VIII NHA NN'AN ~ INV"
,ara, oyon With uncommonly long hot
lmmcrH. In the gap between Sieph'
ls' Hill and Long View mountain q
gular glacier has formed from the
tense cold and the great deep mass
Of snow that werp sOftoned by rain
M then frogo hard, Az the pine
osaE, too south Of town whore they
q sheltered from che gonial sun, arc
beats 81 Ice. n might be said. On the
lls north Of town where there u q
ulhern exposure summer weather
mpered BY cooling breozes blowing
er natures generors store OF last
nter's Ice.
Result: Nobody "a longing for para.
10 for the very good and sufficient
aaon that We have Il ever with az.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

wllkesbarre. Pa. July 2l.-The Del.
aware a Hudson Coal company has
completed a mammoth electric power
plant and next week viii BEGIN the
operation and illumination 81 an lts
rollieilos In the northern part OF this
city by electricity. Tho small iocv-
motives Wiz Eiyc way 90 the motor
cars and the mine mules VII be q
thing OF The past The company has
given these electrical deyices sya.
tcmatic trial and the result was en-.
firrlv satisfactory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
SANTA fE TEAM
COMING TO FAIR


tFfpm Thursdays Daily Clllzcn)
Manager w. N. Townsend of The
Santa Pc baso bail team, who waa Id
the city last night. stated 20 q reporter
Of The Cltlgon that 20 Tar a. be know
santa 70 would send Il team 10 Albu-
querquo during tho territorial fair 20
participate in the base bali tour.
ment
II Is said that arraneomenta 49,
now being made among the Fans % 2
1Apliei CITY 20 secure a team 81
posed or players Ia the WostQ1.
League. which league closes ita ar
son iusi about the time the fair oDans
u ihis = done. Santa ~ is sure 10 10
prominent factor ln che faif iourna.
mont
q Paso Team Coming sure.
hanafef Houston f0dny received a
lciegram irum the manager Of iba El
fRao Browns to send transportation
Tor the team. stating thar tho team
mad made arrangements % came f0
Albuquerque for two gnmcs saturday
spd sunday ManaFef Houston wired
the El naao manager that BE- uonld
send the necessary transportation To-
morrow
Morcnci Team Wants Games.
fho Mofcnc, Aria. base bali club
haa ariiten 90 the manager % me
Browns, stating thai the seam win
make q tour ~ New Meaico me last
81 nesf month and asks for ramos Ia
ihie city on August 2f. 1G ana IN.
Nothing dennlfc haa been arranged.
Dui if the Morenci team makes tho
irip there - no doubt but ihai Mana.
vet liouh'on VIII givo them eamea on
ne dnica mentioned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

iffom fridays Daily Citlxcnl
Ban Francisco. Cal. July a.
Eleanor Dole. the divoic ed wife OF
Former Attorney General h. y. Dole,
Of Hawaii, has climbed down from the
diz2lost heights OF HonOlulu's social
iifo and settled herself comfortably
In the chorus 81 a hurlesque com
pany.
In 1900 judge Dole met his wife,
since divorced. She was then a dash.
Ing beauty Ia San Francisco society,
and many years the junior Of tae
Judge hut her face aud ylvaclous
manners won hla heart and he re-
fused 10 accept mo" as an answer 10
his suit. He followed her from place
TO place, and aztec a very patient
oourishlp Induced the young woman
so become his bride but mis- happl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

Polar Grove. KY. July a. Wonder.
ment 20 a iargr degree haa been oc.
caaioned hero BY report Of fearful
hot weather IN other parts. Here Ia
this peaceful town Of 500. maybe go.
we have had weather that was salub-
rious. In fact our people have the
kind Of weather they want II there's
any special predomlnance, h's the
cold.
This results from the extremity Of
|the severe winter " had, Judging that
II had been the same In all parts Of
the country Il has been the subject Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
CHINESE GUILDS ARE
MANAGING THE BOYCOTT


Washington, ID. c., July 2i.--Tho
state department has been informed
BY its conRuls that the Chinese boy
colt against American goods, inati-
tuted Wednesday, was organized BY
the tiado guilds In ave ports, shang.
hal, Canton. Tion.Tsin. Hankow ana
Now Chang. u Is believed the boy
colt Will not ho successful nor DO any
particular Injury 70 Amerlcn goods,
oAospi In the cities Of Canton and
Shanghai. where the guilds ere
stronger than elsewhere.
There r. no official action which the
United states government can take as
long a. II remains a simply boycott
OF refusal 10 purchase American goods
but 4 h thought that the boycott win
be discouraged By the Chinese gov
nrnmcnt as far a. possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

Imagine, you. the reader OF these
llnea, u you are sweltering aud per
spring greatly under the humidity ~
summers fierce anc penetrating heat.
with life hardly worth the living. II
seems how Il would seem II you
could walk three blocks and skate ON
the smooth leo amid the fragrant
pines. That Is a sight daily offered BY
our gal'anis and fair maidens. firing
az the exhilarating exercise or sport
they may rest in the cool near the
edge Of the forest or return TO their
homes In the north Of town aud swing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

ence even indicating but little Of The
worlds goods. the incident suggested
that the donor had inadvertently plac.
ed the wrong package IN the basket
and IN a desire 20 correct the mistake
II such X proved TO Dc. Neville was
sought and found, when he announced
thar his contribution was deliberate
that he took pleasure IN doing that
which he had hitherto been unable Ia
DO for years for the hetierment oi
mankind and the spread Of Christian.
ny. He said he had recently acquired
considerable money and could AFFORD
the liberal Donation such an Incident
could not remain a secret and further
inquiry brought out the fact % his re-
Gently acquired wealth and the amount
OF u as Well A. ita source
The local papers also learned some.
thing OF his story and Of his surround.
ings. u was known that he lived IN
a shack on the garbage dunn In the
river bed below the clay aud that his
principal occupation and secmlngly his
sole source 81 revenue was che melt.
ing OF Old tin cans and the SAVING OF
the solder and ether by.producis that
ne might ind. He became q feature
but for q day only. and utterly re-
aenied the stories the papers printed
concerning him. He was al nrst an.
cry that a Drylng world shouid inter.
iore IN HIS Affairs, hut finally consent
ed to say aomcthlng concerning him.
self and TO pose tor pictures. though
the last cOnceaalOn no considered a.
positively Insulting.
He said that he was not baron al
the present time. though % right he
ought 10 be- The barOny II fatimer
some centuries escheated 90 tho
crown No Is the lluoal descendant
Who had his rights hoen preserved.
would today have been addressed as
Baron iatimer. Tho tS.00G ~ but an
Inatailmeni of what helonfa 20 him.
but whether the rest viii ever BE- ro-
nelyed Is uncertain, depending 10 some
.xteni 40 doubt on his own movements.
But little more could b. learned Of his
legacy though the letiers from his
aunt who addresses his as '1.oYd
Neville are aneelionately written
md entreat him TO return ID his homo |
IN Her,fordshiro and claim his own.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

are high in their praise about them.
Last night Fernandez was put on
for the first time. II IL comlcal
light opera and made a hit with tao
audience from .he start. The Illus.
trated songs between acts. In which
Miss Kittlo Nice does the singing. re
colved many encores last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
GREATBHEAT IS
NOW AMELIORATED

Washington, lnly an The United
States weather bureau to-day gives
moaf encouraging Information ~ 20
ihq feuerl weather conditions. rrom
abnofmally hot 20 abnormaliy cool.
seems 90 be- Tho trend III the afmos.
pliers record Tho report says.
Temperature continues ID fan slow.
" in the New England and middle AZ.
lanflc states. For tonlght aud tomof.
row fair weather Is indicated ia the
OHIO valley and Ia she south PORTION
q the middle Atlantic states and
North Carolina. where showers are
probable u wlil be slightly cooler 20.
nlghi 10 ihe east portions II the mid.
dle Atlantic states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
PROVING A
POPULAR RESORT

The popularity Of the Traction Park
Casino ls increasing daily. and the
crowds that are attending the phys
put on BY the Wade Musical company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

ness aid not last long Mrs. Dole
suddenly discovered that she could
not DO happy wish her husband, and
loft him few days after their we'd
ding. on account Of the social stand
lng Of both parties the matter was
kept quiet for some time. Il was only
whom one 81 the Honolulu steamers
arrived IN San Franciaco one day car
rylng among her passenger, Mrs
Dole, that the public became aware o.
the unhappy ending OF what had been
thought 10 be a brilliant match.
Mrs. Dole absolutely refused 10 give
any reason for her conduct, and much
mystery has always been attached "a
The AFFAIR She finally allowed her
husband h get a divorce, and Is now
perfectly content to sing and dance
her way through life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

atty on nia naFi that nrst gave tho
news scent 70 che aoac OF the aows.
paper y yrtcr.
Perhaps but once IN the history Of
any Phoenix church Ras there ever
sound In che Sunday collection little
package containing $3.50 Ia biila,
wrapped IN paper so the amount OF
the contribution could not be seen. but
4 aid happen once, and that was q few
days ago, the only timo that PHILIP
Neville had been noted In the congro.
gstion. Plainly dressed. hla appear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

This q Representative Joseph =.
Rrinock of the SIKH Congressional
district OF Kentucky. Who has caused
the arrest Of Robert W. crlswell, pub.
Usher Of Now York society paper
on a charge Of criminal libel.
The trouble comes Dat Of visit u
Miss Alice Roosevelt % Cincinnati
The article. which a admitted 10 have
been hot stun, spoke " the preai
dents daughter as TIE prospective
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
STANDS CHAMPION
FOR PRINCESS ALICE

MAN WHO GOES TO COURT people MICS RoosE
PUTE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

hanceo OF Representative Nicholas
Longworih. aud aasorfa that Long
worth introduced Miss Roosevelt to a
band Of hOohmakors." which Is a.
legged % luciudo Rblnock.
hhinock IS Wcll known an through
the south a. a apeHdfr. and III also
intensely Interested Ia horse raclnR.
NJ AhlaCck says that Miss Roosevelt
met only persons Of repuie a. Cln'
clnnasi, ana fhat be PROPOSES % pros.
ocuie ~ crUweN 20 4 nnlsh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

This. hu says. be Win not 40. but viii
spend tho remainder OF bis days In the
hAd Of hin adoption. lie only says
there was a family onslran gomont and
be has cast on forever certain Of HIS
relatives with whom be presumably
would be br0ugt IN contact wor0 he 20
return. The aunt alone seems stead.
ies' In her frioadahip and Is doing all
sire can IN bic behalf. he says Il Il
his own affair and the curious have
already learned more about him thar
hc desires shall he known.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22
BOX IN THE OUTFIELDERS and
YOU ADD TO UMpIRE'S TROUBLES


q
litter Especially 70 The Evening tn
y W
y tho New yok Amer ~n roguoT Team
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

There are few men Identified with game who
enjoy regulations than willie Keller us Of ihq
ouneldra IN the and his work IN the ght garden
has been marked with aenhaonalnm Al the bat he IL al
found the four niuEgo throughout
the His opinion the suggestion 70 boH IN the out
heldera which recently.
valuable coming from the angle Of vision Of great solder
batter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

c f r TAIN
base ball man
ager on the Pa
cihc coast soms
time ago advo-
Gated a new
wrinkle to limit
the fielder in
his capturing
OF fly balls
From what I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

the difficult running catch.
Take, for instance Laoe at the bat. lie is
a hard driver and long-distance hitter. II !, as
a fielder were compelled to play close in, II
would be impossible 10 run back far enough to
get the ball when he hit Il
II would be very interesting question &c
find where our friend from the coast would
place these boxes in the outfed II he put
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

have heard, this manager proposes to place the
fielder in a circumscribed position. boxing him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22


In my posi-
ton az an out
fielder and 81
batter Of soma
recogntzed
skill, an opinion
on this question
concerns me IN
Two Ways
AS a batter ]
-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-22

that would eliminate from the game consider
able Of this throwing
From my point Of view I think, when you
take into consideration the ground covered by
three men for al the directions in which long
hii ball will take. the outhelder, as a, present
working. has no pink tea OF H.
There are some fans who think the outheld-
er's position is a lesser one on the diamond. il
is nothing VI the kind Herman Long, the old
Duichman whom everybody knows, once said
when he was playing short. that the ou,6clders
were only spectators anyway. But then good
old Herman, in his way, was a humorsi and
mean t. AAZ/
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-17

not Injured 20 danger and wild sur
roundings. But the soldier who has
snatched a hasty doze I'm the trenches.
the sailor who has heard fierce gale
bufeting the walls OF his frniI ark.
can appreciate the reason why Iris.
weary and surfeited with excitement.
would have slept were she certain that
the next sunrise would mark her last
hour on earth.
jerks. too. composed himself for
brief rest. He felt assured that there
was not the remotest chance of their
lofty perch being found out before
daybreak, and the first faint streaks OF
dawn would awaken him.
When the morning breeze swept over
the ocean and the stars were beginning
to pale before the pink glory flung
broadcast through the sky by the yet
Invisible sun. the sailor was aroused
by the quiet,fiuttering Of a bird about
TO settle on the rock, but startled by
the sight OF him.
His faculties were at once on the
alert. though he little realized the dan
ger bet0kened by the birds rapid dart
into the void Turning first TO peer at
Iris. he satisfied himself that she was
still asleep. Her lips were slightly
parted in a smile. She might be
dreaming OF summer and England. He
noiselessly wOrmed his way to the
verge Of the rock and looked down
through the grass roots.
The Dyaks were already stirring.
Some Were replenishing the fire. others
were drawing water. cooking. eating.
smoking long thin stemmed pipes with
absurdly small bowls OF oiling their
limbs and weapons with impartial en-
ergy. The chief yet lay stretched on
the sand. but when the first beams OF
the sun gilded the waters a man
stopped over the PROSTATE form and
said something that caused the sleeper
to rise stiftiy. supporting himself on
his uninjured arm. They at once went
OF together toward Europa point
They have found the boat" thought
jerks. well. they are welcome To all
the Information IL affords"
The chief gave some order. ut which
they all hung back sheepishly. Cursing
them In choice Malay. the chief seized
a thick faggot and STROBE in the direc-
ton OF the cave. Goaded into activity
by his truculent demeanor. some fol
lowed him, and jerks. unable to see.
but listening anxiously. knew that they
were tearing the cheval de frise from
Its supports. Nevertheless none Of the
working party entered the excavation.
They feared the parcbed bones that
shOne by night
AS be had not been able TO complete
the communicating shaft IL was not
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-17

now OF vital Importance should the
DyakS penetrate 90 the interior. Yet
he thanked the good luck that had
showered such heap Of rubbish over
the spot containing his CHIEF stores and
covering the vein or gold. Wild as
these fellows were. they well knew the
value OF the precious metal. and II by
chance they lighted upon such a well
defined lode they might not quit the
island for weeks
At last on a command from the chief
the Dyaks scattered in various direc-
lions. Some turned toward Europa
point. but the majority went TO the
east along Turtle beach or by way OF
the lagoon. Prospect park was desert
ed. They were securing both sections
OF the island In full force
The quiet watcher on the ledge took
no needless risks Though 1t was i'm
possible 10 believe any stratagem had
been planned for his special benefit, an
accident might betray him. With the
utmost circumspection he rose on all
Tours and, with comprehensive glance.
examined trees. plateau and both strips
OF beach for signs or a lurking foe. He
need have no fear. or all places in the
island the Dyaks least imagined that
their quarry had lain all night within
earshOt of their encampment
jerks slid back down the ledge and
gently wakened Iris She sat up In
ing eyes.
Fearful lest she should forget her
surroundings. he placed "A warning fin
ger on his lips.
oh" she said in a whisper, "are
they still here?"
He told her what had happened and
suggested that they should have some
thing To eat while the coast was clear
beneath. She needed no second bid
ding. for the long vigil OF the previous
night had made her very hungry. and
the two breakfasled right royalty on
biscuit. cold fowl, ham and good water
In this, the inner section of their ref
uge, they could be seen only by bird
or by man standing on the distant
rocky shelf that formed the southern
extremity OF the opposite cliff. and the
sailor kept close lookout in that di-
rection-
Iris was about 10 throw the remains
or the feast into an empty oil tin pro-
vfced for refuse when jerks restrained
her
No" he said smilingly. Scraps
should be the arst course next time.
We must not waste an atom Of food
How thoughtless Of mes'' she ez.-
Claimed -Plens~ tell me you thank
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-17

heads. were the white man and the
maid whom they sought.
With stupid zeal they blazed away
furiously. only succeeding In shower
Ing fragments of splintcreI stone into
the eagles nest. And the sailor smiled.
He quietly picked up an old coat. rolled
IL into a ball ana pushed II into sight
, amidst the grass. Then he squirmed
round on his stomach and took no a
position ten feet away. OF course those
who still carried loaded guns dischar..
: Cd them ut the bundle OF rags. where
upon jerks thrust his ride beyond the
edge Of the rock AMI leaned over.
Three Dyaks fell before the remainder
made up their minds 10 run. once con
vinced. however that running was good
for their health. they moved with much
CELEBRITY. The rema ming cartridges i'm
the ma gazinc sllckened the pace Of two
OF their number. jerks dropped the
empty weapon aud seized another He
stood mp now ana sent quick remind.
or after the rearmOst pirate The 9th
ers had disappeared toward the lbcality
where their leader und his diminished
troop were gathered. not daring -
again come within range 81 the whls
Ting dumdums. The sliior. holding his
rife rs though pheasant shooting. bent
forward and sought belated oppD-
nent. but IN vain There WIS no soml
save the waiting OF birds. the soft
sough Of the sea and the yelling of the
three wounded men in the house. who
knew MT what tervors Threatened ami
vainly blwlcd for succor
Again jerks could look M Iris Her
face was bleeding The sight madden.
cd him.
My God" he groaned. Are you
woundedy"
She smiled bra ely at him.
1T II nothing. she said SEA mere
splash from the rock which cut my
forehead"
He dared not 90 10 her. lie could
only hope that IL was no worse. so he
turned 90 examine the valley once more
for veStige of a living foe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-06-17
J.pan~-e students and A,h,-.,c..

A British Journal says that Japanese
students and schoolOoys twenty years
ago had no appreciation OF athletics.
They took too serious a view OF their
duties 10 waste on games the time
that might be devoted 10 studies. ana
they had 10 be driven by their early
English professors and teachers into
The Fairgrounds as though 10 a disa-
sreeble task. Now hey take a keen
interest In rowing. lawn tennis and
baseball. though cricker with its long
periods Of enforced inactivity. does not
appeal 10 them. They have acquired SO
much proficiency IN the American ma
uonai game that team OF players
from the Waseda university OF Tokyo
recently left japan. taking the long
voyage across the Pacific for the pur-
pose OF trying conclusions with the
champion teams OF the American uni
versities. We may yet see an eight
from Tokyo competing at Henley.