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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ROOSEVELT RUSHING
PLEhlPoTGNrlARV MEETING

washington, ID, c., June 26.--rhe
president has expressed the wish 60
the Japanese and the Russian govern
ments that plenlpotentiaries meet In
the United States on the FIRST day OF
August and II not on that date. then
AZ the earliest date thereafter. The
following statement was made public
a. tho White House today.
THE president has received from
both the Russian aud Japanese gov
ernments a statement that the pleni.
potentlaries OF the two countries will
meet in the United states during the
first ten days OF August. and the pres.
ideut has expressed 10 both govern.
ments the Wish that the meeting
should take place, II possible, on the
hfst OF August, and II not on that date.
then AZ the earliest date thereafter. "
NJ. Helidon. Russian ambassador 20
Paris. and Baron Roseu, new Rus.
sian ambassador TO Washington, are
Russia's tentative selections OF plen,
lpotenllaries. Takahlra, the Japan,
csc minister here, Il IL understood,
has been selected by his government,
but the name OF the Japanese rank
Ing envoy cannot DO learned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
PROVES HIMSELF A
DELIGHTFUL HOST

me Blttner homo on south Walter
street was the scene Of n most do
llehtful party last evening. Mr. Har
veg nittner entertained about thirty.
Ave 81 HE friends In a ROYAL manner
Tho plan ~ decoration was most
unique. Tho Stanford university col.
ora prevailing. Tho exterior Of the
house was strung with numerous In
candoacent lights and these covered
with red crepe gave the lawn and
porch a beautiful appearance. The
pian Of decoration was followed In tho
three large rooms which were cleared
Tor dancing. Rcd crepe atreamerH
covered the walls and ceilings. The
dance programs were also very
unique. On the cover OF each pro
gram was artissically painted ROD
carnailon and 10 one side was the
guests name. The program contained
twenty numbers which were greatly
enjoyed. Prof. DiMauro and Mise
DamlanA furnished the music.
Al t2;90 a large table was spread
on the lawn and the guests found at
their places a card bearing their auto
graph and a rcd carnation. Refresh.
monts being served the guests return
"a TO dancing. II was among the
early hours when the happy young
people lefi for their homes.
Those present were Mlssca Lucy
HaaledIne. Mabel Hunt. Lou Hughes
May Hazcldino. stashla Wolf. Nell no
iancy. Mary Ebert, Jessie Purcell.
Gladys Chlliers. Helen Rodey. 8usie
Dodson. Mabel Yost Mildred FOX.
scstolia Luthy. Eileon McMiilen, Lisa
Diecirmann and lone Albright Mcasrs
Roy stamm. Howard Clark. Thomas
Hughes, Jr.. John Hughes. Thomas
Keioher, ir.. Rupert Asplund. Aiva
Cochran. Joe SeOtti. Bruno DECK
mann. VIII white. VIII Pratt. Roney
Jana, Howard Billings. iloyu StuFgos,
Paul Maloy. Raymond stamm. Ward
Anderson and Herman Snyder.
Mrs. A. u. McMiilsn. Mrs. n. l..
Kemmer. Ms. J. r. Lushy. Mrs. ]. H..
Yost and Mrs Joseph nibo assisted
Mr. Blttner
Mr. Blrner will return 20 his
studiea At stanford university this
evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
sELEH RoasER MAY
NEVER DC CAUGHT

Although a score o. detectives, rep
resenting the secret service depart L
ment OF the santa Re railway, the
poslOihce department and the Bank
era' Insurance company, have been
diligently al work on this case, not
the slightest clue has been obtained TO
the rohher who robbed the mall pouch
at belen station last saturday night
and secured registered package
containing $1,000 IN currency, sent BY
the First National bank OF this city
10 the First National bank At Boien.
Late Developments seem 10 point
10 the fact that the robbery was pre-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
AMERICAS GREAT REGATTA.

New London. Conn, June 26.-rhe
day OF the annual Yale Harvard boat
race IL AZ hand. and this staid old
town has awakened from - usuhi
lethargy. Outward and visible signs
are abundant that an extraordinary
event iB on the tapis. College men
and college enthusiasm are 60 be on
cOuntered al every turn. Yale and
Harvard men who have not boon here
In years, poured Into town today,
their presence afiordinr evidence OF
the usual interest manifested Ia TO-
morrown aquatic derby.
Red Top was the mecca for the
Harvard men. while the sons Of old
Eil gathered In forcq al Gales Ferry,
the Yale training quarters. The banks
were lined today with enthusiasts de-
sirous OF seeing the final practice
rpins, and forming their last judg.
ment on the form OF the two crows.
Yale Ia Etill the fayorlts. but liar.
wards courage IL rising. and every
one predicts a race. Yale Is conf
dent, but she Ia ready for o surpI .se.
HarvArd's followers seem willing To
take a chance and her hackers are
making some few beta al such odds
as 10 1 In Yale's favor, There ID
not much betting as yet, but the pres.
ant enthusiasm seems TO warrant that
the usual amount OF money will
change hands tomorrow.
The varsity elghtoared race. the
principal event uf the day, will bo
rowed promptly az .. M, and Il will
he rowed up stream. II has been
many years since the chief race has
boon started 81 the draw bridge and
finished up the liver Il will be- pro
ceeded AZ usual BY the four-oared and
freshman races.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
FRANCE CONSIDERS THE
CONDITION RELIEVED

Paris, a;05 y. m, June 27.-The
council Of ministers today considered
the status OF the FrancO-German NO
gotiatlons. Premier Rouyler an
nounced that be expected 10 have q
conference later with Prince Won
hadolin, German Ambassador. who
would deliver the German reply to
the French note ON the subject OF
Morocco.
In the meantime officials here con.
slider that the situation has been con.
aiderably relieved Ia view OF lntima.
tons they have received from the
French ambassador AZ Berlin con.
corning the general purport OF the
German position.
Boston. June 27-As Harvard
grad proposing % participate In the
reunion OF bis class and In the com.
mencoment exercises OF his college
and not az the president Of Che
United States, Theodore Roosevelt
came 20 Massachusetts, today. Never.
theleas his coming 90 Cambridge was
signaliEed by one OF the most notable
commencement celeb atlonH In the
history Of the university. especially
In attendance
take part 10 the tweniy-hfta anniver,
sary Of the class OF 1850, OF which he
Is member.
To-day President Roosevelt was mel
NJ Back Bay station, this city, by
Bishop Lawrence who will act as TIE
presidents host during his stay.
Il was planned that the forenoon
! hours should be spent quietly by the
, president In rambling over the col
lege grounds. and al noon tho class ol
/ 1880 with Roosevelt would proceed q
oakley country club for luncheon
he will spend the afternoon az tbs
club and attend the Glass dinner thii
evening al the Hotel Somerset.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
sIo soclALlsr MOVEMENT.

Chicago. M. June 27.--Tho organi.
zation OF an international labor union.
whose tread shall follow the teach
lngs Of socialism. r. the purpose Of a
gathering OF labor leaders which as.
sembed Ia Chicago today. The king
pin OF the movement Is Eugene v.
Debs. the organiser OF the now de-
funct American Railway union and
late candidate for president OF the
United states on the S0cialist-Dem0
cratic t.siCet. The new organization
IL to be launched under the name OF
the Industrial Union.
The new movement makes no
eonceAlsnens OF liz antagorlam
10 existing labor organizations
and methods. particularly the
American Federation OF Labor
and the United Mine Workera
After attacking the present system
OF labor organization RFt pIohibuive
Initiation fees, the official call for the
convention which assembled today
makes the declaration that "clasa d.
visions foster political Ignorance
among workers, thus dividing them
at the ballot box as well as ia the
shop, mine and factory. Continuing
the call says;
"Cran unions may and have beoa
reed 20 assist employers "a tho a.
tabllshment OF monopolies and the
raising Of prices. They permit the
association OF the misleAders OF the
workers with the capitalists IN the
Civil Federation, where plans are
made Tor the porpeluation OF capital
lam and the permanent enslayement
Of the workers through the wage sys-
TEN. movement 10 meet these con
dltlDns must consist Of one great
industrial union, embracing all indus.
tries, providing for craft autonomy
locally. Industrial autonomy interna.
tionally aud working-elass unity gen.
orally. Il should be founded on the
class stfuggio."
The Dobs movement haa the actlve
cooperation OF the Western Fedora
ton OF Miners, large and influential
Organization which has OF late years
offered serious opposition 20 the
American Federation OF Labor. Debi
and bis associates declare that the
Industrial Union will begin is carcol
with a membership OF coo, 900. Tns
official color OF the new organization
will be "iod," The same as that OI
Socialism, "signifying that ragardleal
OF the color OF the skin the blood o
ali people 10 red. whereby attesting /
common brotherhood OF man"
The now union makes the prophecl
that this year will be long Temem
bored for strikes and labor troubles
that the labOrlng people are becomlnl
aroused and win irslst on q NOR
equitable division OF profits OF all 10
dustries. Another big railroad slFlk'
will be alarted BY the new uniOl
which hopes that the Switchmen'
Union OF North America will Join thl
new body.
Debs Il said 20 be- very anxlou
70 try conclusions with the railroad
as he has never forgiven them 10
hls defeat in the great railroad stflk
In this city IN 1884, After tho rail
road employees have been organized
Debs will turn his attention " IN
mining Industry, and Il "a said tina
he hopes before the present year end
to bling about the greatest u a.
In the history OF the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
soY DROWNED IN
SHALLOW WATER TANK

Word was received IN this city o.
Wednesday that Charles Snyder. IN
lO-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Henri
Snyder. OF Gold Hill. had been drown
ed the evening previous In one Of n
water tanks az that place, used 70
watering cattle from the aurroundin
country, says the Silver City Enter
prise. No particulars were receive
concerning tho sad accident, hut
Is supposed that the lad, while play
ing In the water, was seized wit
cramps and was drowned before a,
aislance could reach him. The tank
are hut shallow holes scoOped out q
the earth, and the water IL never owe
several feet deep, 80 that some ano
ailment as that described abO 70 mus
have seized the boy 10 cause him I
drown In so shallow a place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
WARSAW 10 UP IN ARMS
A0alNAT GOVERNMENT

Warsaw, June 26. 2;Os p. m.-Ths
Jewish districts are now in full ~
volt. Shops and stores are closes
and traffic has ceased. Street car
have been overturned 10 form bar
riers. Great crowds are on ths
streets and bloodshed threatens n
any moment.
A bomb was thrown last night ii
the carriage occupied by Chief oI
Police X. ~ Pavlon. OF the town d
CEenstochowa, government Of Pietr
kow. Tho chief OF police and sever
others were seriously wounded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
WRECKED PALACE or
THE GOVERNOR GENERAL

Kovno, Russia. June s6.--A mob
Of one thousand persons surrounded
and attacked the police station and
the governor generals palace today
All the windows were broken bofore
the strikers were ovorpower0d BY 4
yolley. five policemen were wound
ed. A detachment OF dragons m
ally arrived and dispersed the riot
oPs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
SHOULD Be EMULATgD
ELSEWHERE ~ ygRRIToRS

Tho young man who Is busily en-
ployed In holeing up dandellons o.
ployed IN hoeing up dandelions o.
ample that might be emulated will
proht and advantage by others, SAP
the Optic. Il might be termed an Oh
iect lesson that Manager Bmithera 1
constantly keeping In the eye Of III
passing public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The water organ with its usual naccuracv Of utter
Anee says that The Citizens enthusiasm for municipal
ownership has waned" And yet only on last Saturday
The Citzan said quoting from s issue Of June TO- that
for municipal owner1hlp at this time considering
oJ.'nenty wlse practicable aud desirable but then
the water had 10 say something. and having
argument 70 offer SHY assertion good any
other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The present is essentially the Of the evening pa
per Years ago when there few facilities for gath
ering the noBs OF the world and newspaper consisted
Of four small pages olery regarded for is editorial at
terancos the morning edition seemed TO f the bill fairly
we'll but with progress Of the world IN all directions
newspaper field has also expanded and IN the nature
things evening paper has gradually suppaned IL
morning brother the home life Of the people 'he
prescott Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
90 vator orEan boz loana nev Iaaue b. Lha wa

The water organ has found & issue In tho water
question Il first started out by declaring the extern
sion OF the present franchise 20 be- the burning vital
question Il then slipped IT, face a lttle and saw that
municipal ownership the point &c issue Then
progressing little further It contended that a modi.
fed franchise IA what the people OF Albuquerque must
demand But Sunday Il sadi The and only Inn
portant question Os) adequate. satisfactory and
wholesome water supply for Albuquerque" This gives
70 the opposition two points IA the game out OF three
Aibuquerques water supply IL wholesome. but Il 10
neither adequate satisfactory Try again. Mr..
Organ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
NUMBER or VICTIMS
IN LODI MASSACRE

i.odI. June 26.-rho victims Of
last weeks outbreak total owed
twelve hundred. Thua far bodies Oh
3fS Jews and 2i6 Christians have
been burned. The wounded number
over 100.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ESCAPED THE oALLoWe
~ COMMITTING SUICIDE

Lewiston, Pa, June 26.--lEl wood
Garman, convicted OF murder IN the
FIRST degree for killing VIM. Masray,
waa found dead In hla cell today.
He committed suicide BY driaking
,sarb0ilc acid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The duke o. Sutherland N one OF the greatest land
owners in the world He about 1,250.000 acres 10
scotland and many thousand In England Ha land
od property exceeded only Ny that 81 the czar and Of
the lsterhazy family shade Of Henry 0eorgoi How
ransf thou refrain from returning TO the EARTH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Boston. Mass.. June 27.-The Rov.
n. >. Henson, Of +. em0nt Temple,
sailed for Bngland today 10 attend
the Worlds BNptist Congress which
ID 20 assemble IN London next month.
Dr. Henson h 70 deliver the opening
address
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The New Mexican denies the story 10 the eject me
internal revenue collector for this district had t0ncuded
10 remove his once from Santa ~ 10 thia city but the
sew collector Mr. BRADSHAW said. In regard TO the mat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The Ration Range. a excellent weekly paper
published at Ration has changed hands Orrin A. Foster
has become the OF the plant BY purchase. Q. ID
Stvors who the editor for number OF years wall
retire Mr. Foster Is a native Of ohio resided few
years In Topeka has been connected with nowapA'
pors for quite number OF years Tho Range will remain
republican In politics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
cosr 10 PRODUCER AND CONSUMER.

The water organ Gays that "A comparison OF water
here with rates in other cities OF approximately
tho sire, shows that while lower and
higher. the water Is higher than that
now existing In this city" But the water organ brings
forward facts 20 substantiate this statement
Il has said many things false foolish and fala.
coua that the people OF albuquerque longer take
la unsupported assertions on any subject II must
substantiate its statements.
II IL true the water organ that thls statement
Do easily subatantated by reference 20 the Abu.
lated statements Of municipal water supply rates IN the
United Statea" OF course these tahulaed statements
be found in every household In Albuquerque and all
the people will have to do Is 20 add subtract multiply
and divide to get the average But II they are quite
busy. az most Albuquerque people they may save
themselves all this trouble by simply remembering that
they paying 80 and SO cents for scent water and
that Denver and Colorado Springs getting their
water for less than onehaf Of what Albuquerque pays
though beavers IL brougb forty miles and that
Of Colorado Springs fifteen miles part Of the way the
last case being through expensive tunnel under a
mountain
The cost Of production cuts big figure In the
price Of water and there few places In the United
States where cost OF production cheaper cost 20
oonsume- Is higher than right here In Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The water organ won't attempt to Justify the present
exofbitNnt water rates In Albuquerque After saying
they less here than tho average Il adds; "TEis Is
not however, effort 70 Justify in any way the
listing water rates In Albuquerque" Here ia a fall
down without equal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The city council must either refuse TO extend tho
present franchise Of the water company must refer
the extension 20 the people for approval What else
Il dog The Water supply company has not asked for
amended franchise II has asked for the extension
OF rs present franchise prices and all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The water works Newspaper controversy a Albu-
querauo continues 90 go nerriy on, while the historic
Rio orande Is stu high.-springor stoekman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

In the next house OF representatives the democratic
party will not have a single member from the vast dis
trlct weat OF the Missouri river and north Of Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
HITS HER MAN
TWICE OUT or FoUI

Goldheld. New. June 27.-Mr
Phoenix. the wife OF prominen
Goldneld real estate man, who own
al the land between uoldheld AM
Columbia, shot and wounded AitorneI
Hayes OF 0oldheld. Hayes Jumped
lot belonging 70 the Phoenix addition
aud when he refused 10 leave, Mr.
Phoenix shot at him four times. W.
shots taking effect Mrs. Phoeni
then walked down town and was Al
rested while eating an leo cream sodt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Mrs. A. w White, OF Plttshurg. Pal
left for the east this morning afte
having spent a week In the city Wait
ing her niece, Miss May Donaldson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

The Lhdlt8' AID bOcIety 81 On
Presbyterian church will mef
wednesday afternoon az three o'clOo
with Mrs. Hope, sl5 West C0ppt
avenue As this 10 the last mootln
before the departure OF the prosiden
Mira. y. Il Myers. for her new HON
Ia Kansas. fun attendance Is a
sired. A social hour viii be cnioye
after the business meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

ter that there Is nothing certain and the matter has not
yet been considercd."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Il has been said that Napoleon upon hearing OF the
victory OF Jackson AZ New Orleans. with his handful OF
American soldiers the veterans OF the British army
who had conquered him. sent 10 America for the parpose
Of obtaining samples Of the that had wrought such
havoc among General Paekenhams forces In that great
battle; but when hts returned stating that
rife Of the American frontersmen. he exclaimed, Il
see how Il Is; Il not the guns but the men behind
the guns Had such soldiers these could conquer
the world" II seems. then. that Napoleon was the real
author OF the famous phrase
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
A NEW BUILDING.
Being Erected by The Singer
Manfg Co. in North Cairo
NEW PLANT AND MACHINERY
WILL REPRESENT AN IMPROVE
MENT COSTING OVER
$4,000.

Work was commenced yesterday on
a new building at the Singer manu-
featuring company's plant In North
Cairo, which. when completed will
represent an Improvement costing. II
IL estimated over $4,000
Tie new building which will be built
hi brick will be 10Ox75 feet. will pc
usea as an oak veneering mill and II
being erected nerth of the new build
Egg built last year,
The Singer Manufacturing com
pany's plant III Cairo Il one Of Cairo
largest industries ana works over 4ot
hands daily, anl haa TOR the past fey
years been constantly charging anf
its plant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
THE AIR TURNED BLUE
In the County Court Room When
Syrians Gave Testimony In an
Assault Case

The air was blue in the county
court yesterday afternoon when Geo,
Asset was tried upon the complaint
of Samoa Moses for assault with a
deadly weapon Both the defendant
and complainant are Syrians, only a
short while In this country and 1t was
necessary for Judge Dewey to use
two interpreters and q number Of
witnesses In dealing out justice.
Moses Is an old man and Aiseft Is
about u years old Both are ped
dlers. The former alleges that while
at Cache, this county. the young man
and h quarreled and that later Asset
picked up a rock or a club and beat
him With it,
be came TO Cairo and swore out a
warrant and Deputy Sheriff Collins
and Rigglcs arrested Aiseft at Mounds
Tho rs ,year-old son Of the plaintiff
acted as Interpreter for him and DR.
Saliba interpreted the testimony 81
the young man.
Judge Dewey finally decided that
Assert was guilty Of just plain every
day assault and fined him $40 and
costs, which he paid
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
MANY UNHAPPY
COUPLES COURT
BIG NUMBER ON RECORD
AND MORE WILL BE FILED BE
FORE FRIDAY - MIXED AS
soRTMENT or CHARGES
GIVEN.

III the number OF divorce suits that
will come up before Judge Nv. N. But
lei al the October term of circuit
court counts for anything, marriage,
H certainly a failure N THIS county.
Already there ara nine pleas fllel
and 1t Ii expected that before the
limit for filing suits for the coming
term ii reached the number will be
doubled. Friday II the last day for
filing suits and court will convene on
Monday. The ninth Of October.
Mamie Scott has filed plea for di-
vircc from Daniel Scott, alleging that
a year after they were married he ar
tackled her with his fists and later
made an attempt to kin her with a
knife.
I2a NJ, Boyd who was MARI ed -
James r. B3yd on the I'D CT Fetru-
CRY. 1902. claims that he deserted her
on the f5tn Of March, and wants a
legal separation
tia Chestam and Ed Chestam were
married in 1891, but In May The plain
tiff was fogceI 70 leave him, charg-
ing habitual drunKeanek as the
cause and has asked fog a divorce as
I a result,
| Ella Reeder asks Tor divorce from
+ Norman Reeler, claiming thar he d.
serted her on the 1st 81 July 1898, just
four months after they were married
/ Nora Wooden claims that her hus
band Alexander Wooden has been I'M
\ faithful ana therefore wants divorce
Zola Taylor asks fer a divorce from
Joseph Taylor, charging drunkenness
and cruelty
Y Malinda Force claims that her Thos
Force deserted her on April 18th, 1896
Sidney G. Wick. asks for divorce
from his wife. Myrtle Wick, claimins
that she deserted him and his six
lyear-old son. He asks in his plea tina
he be given the custody OF the child.
i Mary b. Watson wants a divorce
from James A. Watson, Carrying ex
cessve cruelty.