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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
SISTER WANTS HER
BROTHER PARDONED
PETITION BEING CIRCULATED TO
GER MURDERER OUT or TERRI
ToRlAL PENlTENTiARV.

A petition ~ hcing circulated al
Trinidad asking for the pardon Of
Jack" Dave who anoi and killed a
man named Wills ~ Ration. y. NJ,
about one year ago. says the Chron'
lcle. The petition n being circulated
by a sister OF Dave and Il being lib.
orally signed by Trinidad people
Willis was q relative OF Mr Dave aud
the Two were always close friends
Dave went TO Ration for q visit and
while there he and willis draak con
adorable liquor ana while In this con
iiti,n they qnarrcled and Dave shot
Wills, wOundinR him 80 badly that
he died a short time later. His dying
request vas that Dave be not pros
ccutCd.
Dame was convicted and sentenced
20 term o. twelve years IN the ter
rltoFial penlientipry az Santa Fc
Dave resided IN Trinidad ii the timo
Of the Killing and was popular with
ali who knew bin. He knew nothing
Of tho crime he committed until he
awoke In the Colfav county Jail and
Rsked the taller what " was locken
up for.
The petition will be presented 10
Governor Otero Of New Mexico. an
he may erant the prayer of the pe
titioEers before bis term Of ONCE en-
pires bis auccesaor having already
been appointed. Dave has been a
model prisoner ever since he was hrat
arrested for the crime
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
SANITARIUMS IN
NEW MEXICO
Secretary Shaw Praises the
Good Work Done al
Fort linton.
FRATERSAL SANIrARIuM REPORT

Secretary Shaw has recommended
That q large number OF marine hos.
pitfalls be dlc1nilnued AmonR those
that he wishes continued N The ono
AZ Fort stanton.
in spe8klnr OF the great work that
ls being done by ihls hospital. he
SAYS
"At the aaniiarlum for cousump.
tivcs 1T Fort STATION. y. A., 5s5
patients were cared for during the
year % whOm us were discharged.
sixteen apparently cured seven y,
sefeh improved aud tNt.ay-livt unim
proved; sixiy'nlne died nc tho sari
tarium and 1875 remained under treat.
ment NJ che close Of the year
This hospital gives results aud on
ffrs treatment not 0btainabie outside
Of New Mexico
rhe other hospitals that he recon-
minds helnr maintained are the nno,
4. New York. liosion. baltimore. NoN
Orleans. yhlc1go and San Francisco
Fraternai sanitafium COMMITTEES.
The committee OF the National Fra
ternal eanitaglum IN Las Vcgds wal
entertained hy the Commercial clul
Of that town last Night Tho mem
beers arrived 10 the private car OF w
y Jansen.
The committee h enthualastlc Eut
says that the manaEemeni Is on 3
sound financiai basis IN The party
we're presidss; " ". Murphy l.eav
cnworth, Kan. Vice President a. /.
Craig. Chicago. d.. Treasurer A. l.
Hereford. Springfield. ST.. Directors
Dr. ire a. Porter. Omaha. Neb.; ". l.
Campbell Nconah. Wis, r. J.. nalg
Mason City. lai Olin Bryan, Haiti
more. Nd. ,. A. Langilt. Pliishurg
Pa. and w r. Edison, 81. Louis. No
The following we're substitutes .o
directors WHO were unable 10 be- pres
ont. Dr. Theodore SieRean for DR.. A
2. Marley. OF Port Huron, Mich. l.
T.. Sislcr Tor n :. Baynton. p. T.. Nc
Ardle WAC alHO represented. tn
party was accompanied BY Sos
eral wives Of the officers OF the Ia
sfitutiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
RALPH GLAZE MAKES
THE ALL AMERICAN

Ralph Glaze has made good with
Dartmouth and the prospect IL that
he Will appear as end on the Al.
American foot ball eleven % 1905.
This was Glaze's great desire wnen
he left here Last fall after the clDso
Of the base ball tournament. In which
he did she twirling for the Blk SIX"
team Of Trinidad. Cole lie had made
the AlhAmerican the year previous.
hni two consecutive years u a iecofn
ieN college athletes Attain. though IL
Is a glory much sought after.
Glaze Is a product OF Colorado. and
an excellent specimen 81 western
brain ana brown.
The prospective An.Amerlcan iiu,
~ viii be as follows.
Enda- shevlin OF Yale and 4. Gaze
of Dartmouth.
Tackles Bigelow Of Yale ana
squires cf Harvard.
Guards Trip o. Yale aad Burr Of
Harvard
\ Center Torrey Of Pennsylvania.
Quarterback Hutchinson Of Yale.
Left Halflack- Roomc. of Yale.
Right Hanback, Hubbard Of am.
hcrsi
failback-M Mccormick Of Princeton.
Aiternatea.
Guard Thompson Of Cornell
Fnllhack- Nolweil 81 Pennsylvania.
Hulfhack- Knox Of Yale
Substitutes.
End lcary OF Harvard and Know
ton Of Harvard.
Tackles lams0n ol Pennsylvania
and Brill of Harvard.
Guards Hobson OF Pennsylvania
and Kefshprg Of Harvard.
Center Abraham Of West Point
Quarterback Mount Pleasant. 81
Carlisle
Len Halfhack Sheble OF Pennsyi
vanln.
Right Halfback Wendell OF Hsr.
ward
Fullback. Car or Harvard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Christmas shopping has already
c0mmenced IN Albuquerque, the pup
lie apparently preferring 10 make ~
many OF their purchases 90 early 40
possible before The great holiday r"sn
begins.
Armies 81 TOY soldiers. great fami-
lies OF dolls. neetE Of miniature wes
vessels, whole sysiems Of railroads
vast cities Of 10y houses, wonderful
electrical aud mechanical toys, theh-
lera with performers wh0 never tor
get their paris. wheeled toys, vei0el-
pedca. coasters wagons. doll carrie
ages. games, everything imaginable
IA delight the little folks. make this
part u Alhuquerqucs grandest SHOP
ping places verltable fairyland toi
the children
Other appointments are aa atifae-
tive 20 the ladies' as the toy section =
10 the YOUNGSTERS The suit and CLOAK
store. 10 which n displayed the largest
ana most varied ASSIGNMENTS ot styi-
iah garments the handsomely ap-
pointed millinery parlOTH, and The No-
mems furnishing and infants veal
departments are displaying 4 myriad
az pretty thugs for Christmas gins.
The ieNclry and ailyerwafe displays
arr indeed dazzling. Then thcre are
bobn exhibits wherein can be found
all az tho years choicest glli books
hundreds III new novels fhe fam0ne
authors works in choice bindings
books on scioncc medicine history
ART ana every conceivable subject, TO-
gelhcF With g great collection % chill"
df0n's books
Other secfiOns ol much interest 81
this TINA are the eat glass rooms, ~
play 81 hrOnIcs aud ofnaments, Ns'
plays at leather and wood novelties
souvenirs 90 send io far-away friends
displays az meas smoking Jackets
neckwear. and other furnishlnss, ea'
poelaily selected and boNod iuT Chris
mas the holiday nqckweaT for wo-
men and The remarkable assortment
~ umbrellas
Il has been said that the Christ
mas spirit N growing Ole and that
tho time VIII come Nhen IL Will ia
forgotten even fu unubaerNanco. as
many of The customs of our fore
fathers have hcon This can he sue
ccssfuliy deuied Tho paftAiH mind
the loving spirit which prcdumlnates
that mind ana me spirit Of giving that
prevails in every human nature VII
successfully contradict ANY iendcacl
to the contrary la the years 10 come
The universal belief III this theory
can only be- demonstrated BY tho con-
Rdenco of tbs average business mal
Ia the public Isl general With ths
advent nf the Christmas season, ih,
merchant begins catering "a Christ.
mas trade iie makes hts place o
business attractive, he does his he's
"a please hls customers Ia every par.
tloular. Incidentally. the Toy myerchan
comes IN a. this time ~ yeaN Tor
generous portion u the Christina
trade The children cannot be for
gotten. They have been brought al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
All LOOKED At his WIFE


A shorl ilme ago The Los Angeles
Examiner advertised a $40 prize for
shor siOrles. aud the following was
awarded the first priae.
Mr ana Airs. Qalnn were arguing
the usual question money. Mrs.
Quinn wanted money with which 20
purchase a new dress. but Quinn did
not think she needed one.
anyway" said Qu.nn. "why
should ye need a new dress? fhuro.
no one would look Ak ye II ye we're
dressed 20 MI. pom me soul, SO are
no beauty"
rs Il no one would look at nae. ye
say Then, I can show so that some
ono would look at me. an IN prove Il
10 ye, 80. u een walk down Market
street aud every man passin' Will look
az me. win " give me tho dressy
THAT VIII: bat lts conceited yero
gettin'. SHIRE, don't believe even a
blind man would givc SO a look
Indeed. then. III show ye." with
which rotuGt MIs Quinn proceeded To
droaH for the street. with Instructions
for Quinn 20 follow her lor short
distance.
A. Mrs, QuiHn Wake Gown Market
street every man who passed her
looked around. OF stood on the street
smiling az she passed Quinn was
dumbiouudad and concluded that his
wife was a very attractive woman.
"sbure." said he, Il must be blind
not 10 see her good looks. when All
these min are Just gapin AZ herr
A messenger boy passed. with a
broad grin on his face. NE bye
said Quinn. what Il al those min
lookin "a that woman forl Is she
just a heauty. now
Gee, no. She Amt no heani She
a face, All the men ia loOkln az her
because she's sllckin' out her tongue
and maxim faces az every one OF
them that passes. nenuti guess
NOT Sizes iippy"
3ui she eut the dress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
GOVERNORS DECISION
IN CLANCY CHARGES
Recently Filed Against Dis.
trlCt Attorney by Ex-Sherlff
ThOS. 5. HubbeII.
DOES NOT SUSTAIN CHARCEs

II viii BE- remembered By readers or
The Eveniur CltiSen that few days
ago. Thomaf 3. ilubbeii. ex,sherIff OF
BeFDalillo county, filed certain charges
against District Attorney Frank W.
Clancy Of this city, alleging that said
Clancy had failed % comply with the
provisiOnF Of Chapter fi3. Session
Laws Of 1905. aud should therefore.
be removed from ONCE. Governor
otcro has investigated tlla charges
and dismissed them. they not being
suatained and the explanation uf ljis-
trict Attorney Clancy being amply
sufficient. The ofilclal order OF ais.
miEsai reads as follows;
Executive Once. Santa re. \. NJ, De.
ceinber 9, 1906.
In che matter Of the charges
brought by Thomas 3 HebbelI against
Frank w Clancy, district attorney
Tor bernallllo county asking for the
summary removal OF the said district
attorney, for failure 10 perform his
duty under Chapter il3 Of the Acts
,of the Legislative Assembly OF 1908.
The sworn charges Of Thomas 3.
Huhhel and the sworn answer and
explanation Of Frank W. Clancy. dis.
trici attorney having been fully con.
sldered BY me. are hereby dismissed
First Because Frank w. Clancy
has fled In this Office a full and com.
pleio answer aud explanation of the
transaction upon which Thomas y.
Hnhhcll bases hts charres. and the
same are sworn 10 by the said Frank
w Clancy, aud ! am saiisfiod OF the
truth nf She explanation and answer
made by him.
Second No complaint whatever np.
pears 90 have h1on made against the
district attorney hy any one except
the said Th0mas s. Hnbheil. as not
even nc members or officers of the
church referred 10 N the charges nor
the city or county authorities, have
made any complaints whatever asalnst
the said Frank W. clancy. district at
toruev
Third-- Because ] have no conn.
dence in ihf good faith OF The Said
Thomas = lluhbell Ia preicrring said
charges. hut on the contrary ! feel
satisfied thar the purpose sought 90
Do accomplished By his action Is 20
aenoy aud emharTata the district az.
iorney. who has at all lines demon.
siratcd his willingness 70 enforce the
law ana prosecute crime. and
Therefore, thls matter - hereby
dlamssed from further consideration.
Done al the executive ONCE this
the Hth day nf December. A. D. 1905.
winners my hand and The great seal
81 the territory 81 New Mexico.
lSrall MIGUEL A. OTERO.
Us the Governor;
u vi RAYNOI.ils.
Secretary OF New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
an OTHER JONES" FINDS TRAGEDY
WHERE EXTREMES MEET IN GOTHAM

theiga the charity donation Of lno hn.
name owner OF that bake shop.
cannot adequately describe that
cmaciatod. phyMcally mentally. and
10 doubt. morally dUarfcd. bread line
o. children The night was cold Their
lililc hands were blue Tney we're nut
half dreked Poor innoconiH. little
did they realize The friYhlfll tragedy
they pictured Ia my mind J saw thou
store lhe 0id bread Away III lheiI bags
and baskets aad dari 90 through tAe
dark streets 90 their tenement homes.
Ny thoughts wcBi back 20 Palestine.
! thought Of me Christ whe climbed
the bill Of Caivnry. From that day to
this ChrIgi's childrpn have hpcn walk.
ine toe bloody pathway Of the M
lions. on, on. up 70 tho Mount OF Cal.
vary
inside the aprden those people had
little Thought or Pity FOR he poor they
knew to De- but a block awar. True.
they have theif charities. as4oeiAi iOns.
reform schools. college extensions.
rescue homes and ialls. bur the child
rem Come every night Tor The bread
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Cur modern thieves IN broadGsolh DO
NOT stain ihir hands.
A judge before whom ! was oace on
trial Tor the alleged Offenso Of incitins
riot, told me / was a g0,id old woman,
meant well aud asked mo why did
not go into charity. Il don't believe
IN charity" ! told him, n I had my
way abou, Il / would tear down every
charitable institution ia tbs world.
want Justice, no more. no less. II
you'll give as justice We wont need
charity"
Alas. how sad Is The fate OF the
Glnety and nine OF the army ~ poor
children OF New FORK the Kind II
children ! have described. Some viii
go forth into the slave p.ae OF our
illustrions system. Whom they protest
The butterflies OF the horse show will
rise mp 10 crush them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

The horse ah0w was Ia progress.
The great garden was hung with gay
bunting. The air was oppressive VITA
the perfume Of cologne and flowers.
Pecks OF diamonds glisleDed al the
ears and breasts OF the women. Or
chids. wDich | am told cost IS apiece,
were a. common a. the corsagcs OF thc
cultivated meadow In July.
A friend told me that the hats that
some Of the women wore cost as much
as $500 or $500 One v 5man wore Z
sable coat THAI represented a. least
$500. There were silks aud satins
and rare laces enough 20 pave Broad
way for two miles.
When rotten prince u royalty
came to sttend the show the band
played the national anthem and 90
eioty huckled up like hairpins before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

dcd SenOrita Nenturlia. Who soon
died. and the marquis became a pro.
iessional actor He played parts with
Guerrero and soon married her,
Sonora Guerrero's parents are said
10 bear tue highest names In Spain,
and there II a mystery about her
lie. iicf osfcEsiblc parents are poor
upholstefefs. but she has ali the
features uf an arlsi0cfaJ and she re-.
cc.Yca IN her youth finished elias.
slrai EDUCATION. while her supposed
brothers and sislcrs were siven only
n moaror amount 81 schooling. When
she was q h9hy she was often taken
in mo palace Of certain spanish
ducacFs Ia Madrid. and The general DO
ilel u that this duchess u her mother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Fourth avenue. A little army Of child.
rem IRON the slums was drawn up be-.
fore CushmanA bakery Those child.
rem are there every nigh at s o'clock,
drawn MP Ia a line 81 misery. They
came for free bread--stale bread.
something 70 hold together tho bodies
and sonls Of brothers and sisters and
fathers and mothers.
What a picture 10 turn TO after toe
bright spectacle OF wealth Just wit
messed, Here were a hundred ll.-.e
souls who had never known Gods sun
shine Little iended ones whose par
ents had worked IN the dlngy cellars
and Earrets 81 New York. and were
now out of work, plagued by disease,
unsuccessful In some way or other.
The children had gone out 90 pick up
the rtale crumbs tina. fell from rich
meas tables. Old dried nrean WIS.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
TWO INTERVIEWS
JOINT STATEHOOD
Ia. RiOrdan, Of Flagstaff, Says
He Is Opposed TO
JOiRture.
ARTHUR G. WELLS IN FAVOR

T. A. Riordan, president n the Ari.
zona Lumber aud Timber company.
who Is IN the city on business and
pleasure oomblaed. stated thls fore
noon that II congress does not paas 4
more binding bill on the Joint state.
hood question than an enabling act.
the people o. ArlaDna adverse TO The
twossate measure have Rothing TO
fear.
Z you'd bet $500 that there r. not
person 10 COcoDinO county IN favor
Of q. sails the man " ho il AZ enc head
OF an Institution that has al least
900 men on 80 pay roll.
IAN we want" continued Mr. Rio-
dan. % 70 be ief, alone n We can't
get single statehood we don't want
any. and we are not particular about
that ] believe that Il would be Just
a. well n We waited a few years iill
We are better fitted for statehood, and
believe then u will come to as with.
out struggle.
I'VE Arlzonlaus are willing that.
New Mexico should get statehood;
We would Ike 20 see you get Il. but
We don't want 70 be tied up with New
Mexico"
'nut what 40 you think Of what the
president has recommended that con-
gress do In che statehood natter
was asked Mr.. Riordan.
We'll, ! don't agfee with the pfesi-
dent" was the answer
Then Mr.. Rl0rdgn admitted that be
didn't know why the people 0f Ari-
xona were 80 opposed a. joint state
hood. but he was SURE that they were
not prciudiced
The company OF which Mr. kiordan
10 president % the largest lumber
concern Ia Arizona Their mills are
located az Flagstaff az the fool of the
san Francisco mountains.
The Difference o. Opinion.
Sitting In the same circle Of chara
With Mr. RiOrdan AZ the Alvarado.
was Arthur q. Wells general mana
ger OF the Santa re coRst lines. The
Santa VI owns more railroad in Ari
roma than a. other roads doing busl-
meas M Arizona put together. The
interests Of the santa 70 In Arizona
are larger than the interests Of any
one concern. except. probably. ono or
two large mining Interests delng bus
ness in the southern part of the terri
tory, and Whist Mr.. Wells has 70 say
on She subject of statehood % OF no
little consequence.
The fact that the corporation OF
which Mr., Wells IS general manager.
has interests equally as grost IN b0fh
territories gives more weight 20 any
statement made by him about any
thing that might AFFECT the prosperity
81 the two territories, either for het-
"a ror for worse. than probably any
other person. And this is the opin-
/ .on.
u think the president handled the
statehood matter ably. X "a a matter
entitled 10 deep thought The ques-
! ton Of state government e one that
should always be considered from an
economical point 81 view. and Il looks
90 me NJ though joint statehood would
be the more economical for New sack.
leo and Arizona
Mr. Wells "a a man OF few words
end always speaks 10 the point. What
he has 20 say about the statehood
matter should receive due considera.
ton from the tax payers ~ the terri
I tories.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

rid He ZEN IN love with Voniurita
daughter OF the Duchess de In Tore
ami Of famous General Serrano. heI
spouse, exfavorltc Of Queen Isabella
~. and ck.rceout Of Spain.
VeutuFlta, very fond OF private tho
oiricals. promised 90 marry the mar
Quia II he would become an amateur
actor IN the palace 9i The Duchess
de la Tore. Ia Madrid. was a minla
iure thpater, and here the marquis
made ~ initial appearance Ne we'd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

For seven years writes George
W. Holman. OF Harper Wash {
had a bitter battle. with chronic
stomach and liver trouble, but az last
won and cured my diseases By the
use Of Electric Buffers ! unhesllat.
lugly recommend them 20 an, and
don't intend IN me future 20 be with.
out them "a the house. They arc
certainly wonderful medicine. "A,
have cured such bad case AZ mine
Sold under gualanleo 20 40 the same
for YOU, by al druReitts. af soc q
bottle Try them today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
MANY scANDiNAViANs
RETuRN FoR chRlsTMAs.

NcN York Dee As usual al
THIS inie 81 ihe year The outrolng
siFam9rs are cawflnR large NUN
hef ui Swodes. NorNerlans and Danes
who make thfN annlal rllerimuee f0
thrlf iatherland. 10 spend tho Nulo.
i.dc ln their ODD homes anN surrounded
hy heir pld friends Tho custom
hos hoen CROWNS M recent years and
tho number az 9canfiinavlnns Rolna
% their old faihCrland fOr tho
Christmas holidays n increasing from
year go year Practically all The a.
cuifionisis VIII return 10 the United
States SITTER iho holldays and man,
~ Thorn viii bring members of thell
Families and friends with them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

young actress and the marquis missed
cue, leaving scn0rita Guerrero wait
Ing alone on the STAGE In an emhar-
RAISING position. At the end OF ths
performance Sonora Guerrero found
that her husband and Scnorita Col
orado had been too much interested
In each other TO notice their cue. A
violent scene followed ard Senorlia
Colorado was dismissed from the com
pauy.
The marquis belongs 10 one ~ the
most aristorratic and richest families
IN Spain. He has 4 long string 81
titles When be was ~ years old
be became a millionaire by inherit.
ance and raced through most OF his
fortune during a wild career IN Mao.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
'SPAIN'S THESPIC STARS
ARE NEAR TO DIVORCE
interesting Story Of Love. Mystery and jealousy
Brings Out Extravaganza Of Spanish Noble
and Peculiar Rearing Of Actress

Madrid. Dec. s.-A violent quarrel
which mutual friends fear viii lead
20 the divorce court. has occurfed be-
tween Sonora Maria Guerrero. the hes,
knuwn actress IN spain. and her hus.
band. the Marquis Ferdinand Diaz de-
Mendoza.
The storm center is senoFlta Anna
Colorado. 4 beautiful young aciress ~
the Tcatol Espanoi At q recent per
formanea ni Oaido's "El Abnelo." the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
THE Little DOCS
HAVE THEIR DAY.

New York Doc 5 Toy dogs are
having their lnnings ai the dog SHOW
which opened 10 The Walaorf.Astorla
le' ierlay nndtf The auspices OF the
ioy Spaniel Club OF America. II Il
me Ihifd annual show Of that Kind
and James Mortimer has hecn selected
~ Judge The hreeds which are rep.
senied ln the show are English. jap.
ineso and Poklutse snaniols York.
fniio terriers; nommeraniane. black
puee Grnons nfuxollois. Mahcse
Toy bun terriers. and toy HACK ana
tana ~ an there ilftysix classes.
and trophies are offered for each
class The epirics are unusually mum.
efons aud some of he finest dogs of
the ioy variety are on exhibition The
attendance promises 90 be very large.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
TURKEY AND PERSIA
are AT WAR POINT.

Coreianlinople, Dec. IA. - FlYn
thousand armed Porsians are gather
"a south of Lake urumlE and threaten
20 invade 6 strip ui territory in villa
yet Nosul. claimed by Turkey. ottoI
man troops have been despatched I'd
ropol tho Invasion.