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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Unusual Is word beine used 10 de,crb, me
action of the supreme In hnng the Wabash rlI-
road for appealing from adverse verdict in "a damag,
suit with better excuse than desire 10 cause delay
" In unusual" indeed. u N most extraordinary And
nores the pity! u may be- doubted II one person Iu o.
hundred remembers when such action taken before
knows that Il Is law But what everybody does
readily recall IL Dozens Of OF almost ncrminac
delay In the courts, IN attempts TO wear the pnlnuns
Out and what everybody knows % that ncalculablo
Justice IL thus done
The great corporations buy their law by The ycug
and afford 20 exhaust the almost Infinite possibii,s
% delay not only In hope Of exhausng the patience
the resources Of the plaintiffs but also IN hopes ~ dis
couraging the bringing Of damage suits much as pos
sible. The individual plaintiffs are on a wholly dnercn,
footing aud for them prutracted litigation u possible
only when the amount involved is very large Even hor
"a ~ little likely 10 be profitable The delays aud ap.
peals and delays again result n effect 10 denial Of JUS
lice Ia thousands of eases and thar is precisely wha
they are intended 20 do
The punishment Of the Wabash was an addition ri
10 per cent TO the verdict from which The appeal Wal
taken, and az the verdict for only $4,000 tho ponat
Was not "a crushing But he discovery of tho FAC
That there II law which applies n such cases ami tina
no supreme court Is disposed 10 enforce d must hay
GOOD Influence In making Justice easier Tor nganis VIII
cannot forever pay and wait
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Charles Deyne, Philadelphia letter carrier has
born arrested for robbing the United states mails In
his career may be found striking parallel 70 Steven
sons weird tale OF Or. Jokyl aud Mr. HYDE"
When sober. Devine was Nm honest, industrous.
capable worker But lot him take few drinks OIL
whisky and hts whole nature changed As The detectives
pat H. HIS eyes would draw together hs mouth
narrow TO THU slit aud general air Of crafty cunning
was noticeable By close observer No matter how
much nc was Intoxicated Degno never showed Il by
flushed face os thiek uteranee staggcfng gait The
cunning thief covered up his tracks for several years
a. u by magcians wand the invisible spirit Of wine
transformed this man from honest worker 20 shiny
hend
And there are others Many a Is All right
when he Is sober and all wrong when he drinks Ho
may not b. chHngod Into cunning criminal like Deyno
hut the devil Ia him, Gagged viii roaring shaken
with rage ana luating 10 innct pain. He who nampers
MS appetite Tor liquor will md like DR. Jeky that "tho
inAurgent horror khi 70 him closer than wife closer
than an eye lay oagod In mis- flesh where be- hears Il
mutter and feels s struggles 10 be- horn" SO long as
Mr. Hyde waited for bln around the corner Dr. Jc.y
Was never safe 30 long few drinks over nc the
CORNER saloon viii release the brute that in him -
Is safe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

one little kid of fellow. who rcceiN =
cd a pair of skates for Christmas, re-
ported that skating was good yestef
day and ne day before.
When the early risers looked ogt ot
windows this morning they found The
Eraund covered with AZ least two
inches n snow on tho lcyol, aud Il re-
minded 40 casterucra cf this lllustre d
tioni
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
NATIVE ARRESTED NEAR
TRINIDAD FoR MURDER

pecinl from Trinidad, Colo. BAYS
John Brophy. a member of tho New
N Nlco mounted police, arrested Pr
dro Baldanoro nj rohascO, In this
county, ard lefi Tor Clayton y. N.
with his prisoner The man o.
wanted In Union county New Mexico.
on the charge OF murder, Il heing al.
legged that he beat 40 "a Mexican Of
Folsom so badly that be- died or ms
lniarien a week later
Haldanero ~ also a Mexican, and
working In different coal camps IN
this county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

q. N. smith. oue Of tho trayeline
auditors of the Harvey system 81
eating houses. With headquarters az
Las NeRas. arrived IN Albuquerque
yesterday from Haywood hot springs.
whore he has been spending several
weeks with friends, and reports quite
4 number OF AlhuquerqueRns as be
ing at the haywood resort amonn
them being y. N. Castley and Wifi
and Mr.. and Mrs. >. y. Rutherford
Mt Smith also stated that duck shoot
ina at the resort UHe grcat and that
every one there seemed io be enjoy
ing themselves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
TREMENDOUS JOLT
TO OUR CLIMATE
the PAST FEW wEeKe. cULmlN.
ATlNo m a FINE FALL or
SNOW LAST NIGHT.

For the past few days, owing 20 the
THERMOMETERS rcaching freezing point.
the boys have been visiting the ponds
and inculelng IN tho sport Of skating
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Tho Xmas entertainment for 81.
Johns sunday school will be- held this
evening ~ 2 O'Clock D. IN. IN thcGuild
hall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
WRESTLER DUFFY UNDER Ar
REST ON SERIOUS CHARGE

O. ID Duhy, tho well known wresi-
Ter az Las 1855, was arrested Tues
LAY afternoon for having threatened
ne ne Of mis- wife and Infant child.
SAYS tho Oriic
Deputy Sheriff Enrique Sena made
ne arrest after some little trouble.
tie found his man locked In room
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

An exchange says Every day Il becomes clearer
hai there h without character happiness
without peace Of mind peace Of mind without clear
conscience. Happiness il sale IN the market
place where coins Il be- purchased only
with honesty decuncy uprlghtneas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Tho rcsords in Chicago show that thore are 5000
wives desorted In mat city. large families and small
incomes IL ,sc rcson given by experts for this condition
Of ahars Roosevelts suicide talk N an very we'll
for Ffh but the fact Is that In the poorer quar-
iers IN every great city there arc too many births A
recent writer summarized the situation very apy when
ho said we ara now suffering from too much pros
pery for the rich and too much postary for the poor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Detroit Free Press Il Is but few years since the
uost was dependent upon Wall street for money with
which 20 move hs crops Every autumn there ou,no
demands upon the Golfers Of eastern capitalists until the
yipd % the western prairles had been marketed The
nargna from these transactions found their way into
the pockets Of the men who made possible the moving
81 tae and furnished profitable field OF operation
Conditi0us have changed however The accumulation
81 wealth has been sufcont the former order
~ things and western capital finding way cast
ward for Investment Wall street longer shapes tho
financial destiny 81 the country Lambs may heocod
there but the farmer Il pnmndful of this fact ne s
200 busy sharing IN the general prosperity 10 oncem
himself with such tribes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Mrs. Frank link wife Of Master
Mechanic Zink, " tho Santa &c Cen
'ral az Estancla, returned home this
morning after u pleasant visit IN the
ely With her sister. Mrs D. n F'en
..r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Dr W. q n rach, the eye, ear
nose and thrnb lecialisi, who was
called 20 California "a business, haf
returned 20 the city. and rs now AZ hls
once at No 3l2ia West RsiiFoad ave
nuc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

The Citzen has received copy OF the single state
GOOD bill introduced la the lower house Of congress by
lteeaie Andrews The hin referred to the com
mltee on territories. and there doubtless d viii secp
ne sleep that knows no waking. n attempt 10 pre-
vent vo" ON capital location before 1916 but course
any such provision in the bin viii DE nntlo Immediately
on the admission OF New Mexico ~ q state. Il also
differs from the ioiniure bin IN restricting the United
States cours 10 one district instead Of two in
nag the holding OF such courts Santa ~ instead OF
Albuqnefqne Il also provides for holding allowance
ne duties Of any officials elected by the new state
until Il Is admitted TO the union and the continuance
OF the previous officials until such admuance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

The annual report OF the railroad commission OF
Texas shows that G37iS3ois passenger miles OF trans
poriatloh paid for 99a441S7 miles was Travelled
on passes or 1916 per cent OF the total mileage The
commission states that believes ne proportion OF free
travel was greater than ahown on The aoness Of
inaugurat'ng reports on such MATES admission OF
conductors that when rafo heavy they do not take
time 10 make momoandnms ~ passes used on trains.
The bulk Of the free transportation was Issued 10 rail-
way employees 745sb2Gi Of he total OF ss9ilS7 miles
being thus accounted for The pass IL potent factor
In railroad expenses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

But those familiar with the ponotra-
Ion OF a New Mexico san. this after
noon got out their rubber boots and
expect the next few days 20 be
'rsmplng through mad and glush a Ia
this illustration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Has every Joint statehood advocate la New Mexico
Artten 60 some member Of congress- either senator 0r
representative and urged him to vote for onure? Has
The reader Of this article done sol Then friend s
n time Tor you TO do this, If you desire To show yom
friendship That Is the largoat aud productive
Held for the exercise OF individual Effort Il cxcos In
efficiency oven the signing Of petitions o. better that
you aHdre@s some congressman whom sou know or who
= from your old state VINO " a democrat you are
democrat OF republican u YOU a republican but
neAe thlnss are not essential Write anyone whose
laine you mas secure. address him at Washington - G
carr Of senate house representative as the case
nay be-, ana ask him IN lew words FOR ionturo
Write al once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

While the "nolhting Th0masea,
who can prophecy ail kinds Of weather
when a little SHOW appears. are pro-
pairing 10 their Jack rabbit hunts 20
encounter zero weather In this way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

A. me result OF experiments In The concentration
Of black sands. which ne conducted at the Lewis aud
CLARK Centennial exposition In Portland. Oregon during
geological survey. makes the noteworthy announcement
that conditions for the production OF steel by electricity
where pig iron has been obtained In similar electric
uaees At slightly lower cost Than IN ordinary blast fur
mace practice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Tucumcar News. Fred walther the merchant
farmer and stockman OF Puerto. In town Monday.
Nc Waiher has decided that there Is In raising
thoroughbred stock than for the scrubs takes no
more pasture feed than for the nnerAdod animals
hence he IL In the hog husC2ss an s WORTH
Iie received here Monday a thoroughbred Poland China
SOW from the r. l.. Howard farm at Plano, Texas and
Will Introduce that stock his farm Puerto lie Is
one among many men In Quay county who believe
n the stock farming business and intend pursue 70
Tor the revenue that II TO BE- derived from d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
SUES FOR DOG.
6. Y'n~edy Wsnts c590 for Death of Traired Pointer Dog.

Is Dan pointer dog. worth $500?
 This is a question that a jury in the circuit court must decide when the dam age suit of E. s. Kennedy vs. Samuel H. Gardner goes to trial.
 Yesterday afternoon Bush &s Bush, at torneys for the plaintiff, filed suit in the circuit court against Samuel H. Gardner in behalf of E. S. Kennedy, claiming $500 as damages for the death of the dog.
 The bill of complain follows:
 "The plaintiff claims of the defendant the sum of $500 as damages for that on to-wit, the 27th day of February, 1905 and for a long time prior therto. owned a thoroughbred pointer dog, white and black spotted, named Dan, about four years old. That said dog had been thor oughly trained for hunting purposes; that plaintiff was strongly attached to said dog, and that about oelock a. m. of said 27th day of February, 1905, as afore- said. the dog WE" wrongfully and wilfuly and cruelty shot and killed by Samuel H. Gardner the said defendant and for the wrongs and injuries done to plaintiff by the said defendant the plaintiff brings this suit"
 From the above it will be seen that Dan had passed away from this earth less than forty-eight hours before suit was brought, by his masters attorneys.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
PLANS ARE ACCEPTED.
New Bank at Gadsden Will Be of
 Handsome Design.

Gadsden, March 1.--(Special.)-A. D. Simpson, architect, has submitted plans for the new building of the Merchants and Farmers' bank, and they have been accepted, and the contract wil be let in few days and In a few weeks the actual construction will commence on one of the handsomest structures in the state. The building will be on the classical order, and the front vii be of marble and stone, and have the colonial effect, the columns to be Grecian ionic and the caps to match. The building will be on the lot on Broad street recently purchased by the bank.
 The active work of the Anti-Saloon league will be lnaugurated in Gadsden next week. Sunday, March 5, the cam paign will be opened by the Rev G, w Young, assistant general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league of the United States. Dr. Young will occupy the pulpit or the First Baptist church at Il o'clock on next Sunday morning and will address mass meeting at the First Methodist church at 7;30. pr. Young is a speaker of great power, and it is expected that he Will have large number out to hear him.
 4 sample order of axle steel was made at the steel plant Monday for the An niston Car works. The axle steel will be sent to Anniston and made into car.axles.
 The home and contents of J. w Bridges was totally destroyed by fire at Greenport, near Gadsden, Saturday night The news which reached here today Is that MT. Bridges lost everyth hing he pos- seSsed. provisions. furniture and wearing apparel. The fire started from a defective stove f1ue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
DIVER MATCHED
 WITH LEONHARDT
TWO WILL WHISTLE GRECO ROMAN AT THE ATHLETIC CLUB ON DATE TO BE NAMED LATER. LEoNHARDT IS CHAMPION.

Professor Dwyer. boxing and wrestling instructor of the Athletic club, has signed an agreement to wrestle with Charles Leonhardt the champion middle-weight Greco-Roman wrestler of America.
 At present Leonhardt is in Atlanta teaching jiu-1itsu, and has large class, He will probably come to Birmingham later and have class here.
 Professor Dwyer states that he would prefer a catch-as-catch-can match, but cannot get it, and he Is willing to wrestle Leonhardt any style he prefers.
 Jack Monroe Is still claiming a foul as the result of Tuesday nights defeat. and Professor Dwyer has agreed to meet him when the Leonhardt match has been pulled off If this match is arranged Dwyer will wrestle for the winner to take all, and no side bet. He will wrestle any way with any holds that Monroe desires.
 The Athletic club is interested in both these matches, and the first one is a go. The interest displayed in the last match promises better crowd for the second event.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
SELMA TEAM WILL
 PLAY HERE TONIGHT
BASKETBALL GAME WITH THE ATHLETIC cLU5--CENTRAL CITY SAID TO HAVE A FAST CROWD OF PLAYERS.

The next game in the Southern cham tonight at the Athletic club with the Selma team, and the outcome is awaited with much interest by the lovers of the sport. The Selpa team will arrive this morning and will stop at the Colonial while in the city.
 This is the first season Birmingham and Selma have played, and there is no way of figuring the comparative strength of the two teams. The visitors are said to have been playing together several years and are thought to be very fast. Ted Kincey, captain, and Sam Marks are for wards; Frank Cothran, center; L. l.. Me Gown and D. H. Perrin, guards. and Helmer, Marks, Phillips and Houston sub stitutes.
 The Birmingham team will have their usual lineup. Bob Ware, Dewitt Gibson and Charley Woodruff, forwards; Berry or Grisgs, center; Captain Riddle and Johnson, guards Berry has not been able to play since the first Nashville game last week, and if is by no means certain that he Will have recovered from his injuries sufficient to play in tonights game.
 B. B. Howard of Selma will referee the game and Chase Perkins of Birmingham will be umpire.
 The Selma team has selected Miss Rosa Moody as their sponsor, and as her maids or honor, Miss Alberta Fulghum, Miss Helen Gaines of Mobile, who is visiting In the city The Birmingham colors will be worn by Miss Helen Van Hoose, as spon- sor. with Miss Mille Nabb and Miss George Weatherly as her maids of honor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
R. Eugene Lockett.

R. Eugene Lockett a lawyer, 32 years O. age of 1906 Eleventh avenue, south, died of pneumonia at o'clock last night at the residence of Robert w. Sewers, No. 1122 South Fifteenth street, after a brief illness.
 The remains will leave Birmingham at 6;S0 o'clock this afternoon for Crewe, Va, where the interment will be made.
 MT. Loekett was born and reared near Petersburg, Va; was educated at Rich- mond college and studied law at the Uni- versity of Virginia. He engaged in mer- cantile business at Crewe, Va. Two years ago he came to Birmingham, since which time he hes been associated with the White-Blakeslee Manufacturing company in the capacity of treasurer.
 MT. Lockett leaves a wife and his pa- rents. who arrived in Birmingham Sun day night.
 Members of the Knights of PythIas. of which order he was a member, will es- cort the remains to the station this after- noon
 While resident of this city MT. Lock- ett had made many friends, all of whom sincerely deplore his death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
News of DemopoIis.

Demopolis, March 1.-(Special )-Mr. Lige Long, one of our leading merchants entertained few friends at cards on Friday night
 The Demopolis Express has changed hands having been purchased by a stock company composed of T. Ely, H. w. Hayden, B. F. Elmore and E. B. Me- Carty. The name of the paper will also be changed.
 Among the visitors to the carnivals this season are Miss L. Brout and s. Watson, who leave today for New Or leans, and Misses M Taylor and P Vim, who go to Mobile as the guests of Mrs. William Ross
 Miss Etta Pegues, one of the High school teachers, entertained at cards Saturday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. James Taylor
 Rev. MT. McCullum. a returned mis- sionary from Japan. spoke at the M. E. church on Sunday morning and at the Baptist church at night Large congre- gations were in attendance
 Mrs. Reed Smith entertains the after noon euchre club this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
RELIEF COMMITTEE
 HOLDS A MEETING
HEADQUARTERS ARE TO BE IN
 COMMERCIAL CLU UB-ORPHAN-
 AGES TO CARE FOR CHILDREN s WITHOUT PARENTS.

A meeting of the relief committee look ing after the sufferers from the Virginia mines disaster was held yesterday after noon in the Commercial club, and 1t was decided to make the club rooms the head quarters of the committee from which all funds will be distributed.
 An offer was received from the orphan age at East Lake the Presbyterian or phanage at Talladega, and the Baptist orphanage at Evergreen to take care of the children who were left orphans by this explosion There are comparative few of them and they can easily be cared for at the orphanages.
 The committee now has in Its possess ion a complete list of all who were left destitute by the explosion, and some of the members know nearly every one of the sufferers personally. At the meeting yesterday those present were the Rev pr. John w. Stagg, the Rev. A. J. Dick iinson. Father Doyle. Rabbi Newfield. u. Schwabacker of Bessemer, the Rev. A. R. Moore and the Rev. A. s. Burrill.
 Dr. Stagg reported subscription of SIS from the employees of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company shops In addition to these the follow Ing were reported yesterday:
 RELIEF FUND.
 Cash .......................... ....'..'S lop Cash Danvi1le. Va..................... 200 Employes Loveman, Joseph & Loeb. 75O0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-02
BASKETBALL GAME.
Y. M. c. A. and Howard Win Meet
 Saturday Night for First Time.

The Howard college basket ball team will meet the Young Mems Christian as- sociation team in the latter's gymnasium Saturday night. It will be the first game between these two organizations. Howard college has a strong team and has played a good schedule during the season. They have won all games except against Mo bile, having defeated Selma, Pensacola and Scottsboro. They were badly defeat ed in that game, but have been hard at work since strengthening weak places.
 Robinson, the captain of the Howard team, is adept as goal thrower. A friend of the game remarked the other day that if Robinson and Kinney or fale could be placed on the same team, the team would be next to invincible. He is well supported by a team who are scientific in their passing and very quick. Payne is an ex- ceptionaliy strong center. Uhe Y. M. c. A will have a cheering organization on hand to assist their team.