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The Washington times., 1905-11-10

but M Appleby wished TO sell. with
the result that Mr.. Mackay moved TO
Kentucky and Mr.. Fanshawe bought the
place. There are box stalls on the
property for 100 horses, and the place
with the extensive improvements. cost
Mr Applcby more than 100000
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

The Yale graduates will get few seats
except at the ends Of the field for the
Yale-PrincetOn game. Each graduate
is allowed three seats.
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

The Georgetown management has not
succeeded IN arranging a game for to-
morrow, as IL is likely that the Blue and
Gray squad viii take in the contest at
National Park,
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

Old England was a starter in the first
race. after a long absence. He began
to make trouble as soon as he got 10
the post and the rest has evidently not
helped his temper He looked and ran
as il he needed two or three races to
tighten him UP.
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

II Captain Shevlin. Of Yale. goes into
tho game with Brown on Saturday he
viii bear a harness. as he has a very
stiff sore back
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

In picking out the best football play
er in the country one would have to
consider Shcvlin. Of Yale; Hurley, Of
Stevenson, of L. Of T.;
Cooney. Of Princeton, and EckerSaTI. OF
Chicago IT is "a toss up or "A matter
of choice between the above named
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

At a regular monthly meeting of the
Jockey Club. held at the offices OF the
clssb, Windsor Arcade, yesterday. II. p.
Duryea was elected a member of the
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

The Indians VIII try their foxy tricks
on the cadets tomorrow
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

If Tech beats Central this afternoon
Eastern viii ask that her tie game with
the Manual Trainers be played of
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

The Princeton men are being care
fully coached to hold tho ball They
ought to be. as the exhibition IN the
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

Pennsylvania s relations with Prince.
ton, according To report, are becoming
closer. A football game between the
two. however, Is still a long distance
q way.
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

Harvard's ends and entire line VIII
have an opportunity to display their
ability i'm following the ball tomorrow,
as the Quakers are reported to be great
fumblers.
The Washington times., 1905-11-10
ADA D. WON.

In he deciding heat Of the free-for-
all trot at the Brightwood track yes
terday afternoon Ada d won from
Gaiety.
The Washington times., 1905-11-10
TURF

3. Smith earned the jockey honors,
riding Mamie Worth and Lone Hand 10
victory Miller scored once withs Hip
pocrates. while J. Martin. SeweH and
Feicht were the other successful bows
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

Coach Robinson has several new plays
for his Brown team to use at New
Haven tomorrow. Brown expects to
give the Blue ii hard game. and pos
siDiy TO score.
The Washington times., 1905-11-10
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

game with Dartmouth last Saturday
was very poor.
1ale Is asking whether Princeton has
overlooked the formality Of sending
iisJ OF players for the game with Yale
Although Yale has no idea OF protf st
ing any Tiger player. the date for lhe
list to reach New Haven was Tuesday
The Washington times., 1905-11-10

advantage. and several times got home
with right and lest to the neck ana
face. Lewis was the aGgressor and
had .he better of every round. while
Russell was wild.
Eddie Hanlon. the pride OF San Fran
cisco. and Aurelio Herrera. the hard.
hitting Mexican boxer. are to clash
tonight for twenty rounds at 133
pounds before the Pacific Athletic
Club of Los Angeles, Cal HanIon will
have a slight advantage over the
Mexican il cleverress. but Herrera
has the wallop The bout was sched-
uled for last Friday night. but was
set back owing 10 t+errera's illness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
BOOKMAKERS ON RACES
TABOOD IN MISSOURI


g. Louis, Mo-. June I6 -Turl men
ana race followers arc anxloualy walt
ing 20 see the results OF the new race
Law which g0oa into effect IN Mis-.
s0uri today. The new act repoala the
breeders Law and prohibits book
making throughout Missouri.
Those Interested IN the law Will not
have long 10 wait 10 note its results.
In accordance VITA che announcement
% last week, the Western Jockey club
begins a race meeting a. the DolmaT
track today. u u said that purses
viii be paid AZ usual as long a. the
meeting lasts, and while there will be
no open bOok.making. Il 10 believed
that there Will be- an attempt % carry
on betting under cover. Just what
method viii bo reaoFted To is not
known for sure. bnt q is supposed that
some such subtorfugo a. ia praetlccd
az the New York tracks will be tried.
Those who know the determined ma
ture Of CiOyefAOr Folk predict disaster
Tor the Jockey club.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
NOW IN FULL SWING

The boys of Company ID Nov Moxi.
ca National Guard. Silver City. hf0
now enjoying camp life at a point
about three miles nurth of town. ON
the silver ranch. says the indepond-
cut The local company left TIE ar
mnry Saturday morning and marched
out io the cite selected. which a. a
very pretty and healthy one Satnr.
day and sunday were largely occupied
Ia putting thiuga into "ahip shape"
bat yesterday the hard working inci-
dent 20 pitching camp" being ever.
the men settled down va thc regular
routine OF duty which as 81 keep and
ht them for efficient service as con
seryaGnra uf the liberties of the ma
tiun. az defenders of lts rights aud
ulhOldura uf lis honor
The camp has baen named Camp
Myhre" in honor 0f Major q. q. Nyhro
largely through whose uniiring efforts
the local company was organized and
has since ncuu maintained.
Owing 90 the demands of business
many OF the boys were unable % go
out 10 the camp on she lrat morning.
but thusr Who dld 10. worked with
such vim aud Vigor that tho late ar
rivals found everything In readiness
except the pitching of two tents and
some minor dofnlls. The camp con.
sials OF four large and seven small
tents. three slbIoys one 4 tent. two
"dnr" tents. and n nrgu kitchen tent.
also "a parade ground. i00xii3 feet +.
and as the ground had Go be cleared
for their erection. the task VAS one ~
considerable magnitude. Credit ~
therefore due 10 those who partlci-
pated. AZ weli ns tho officers Ia
gharNp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

corps. with whom were numerous az
tacheB.
Princess Margaret left the castle
with her father. the Duke OF con
uaught. who wore a held marshal
uniform. shortly after the noon hOur
The princess looked charming To-
her bridal dress and was very pretty.
Hor gown was cloud of pure white
Irish lace. over white satin. atrewn
with gaTlands Uf orange blossoms hq9
myr' ~. The corsafe was cut low
and she wore the regulation court
train.
Tho four bridesmaids we're Princess
Mary OF wales. Princess Pntracia oi
Cunnaught. Princess Beatrice Of save
Coburg and Gotha, and Princess Eu.
gauia OF Battenburg. The costumes o.
the bridesmaids we're Of pale blue
crepc.de.chlnc. inserted ana hounced
with lace and finished with lace
berthes aud blue crepe-de'chine
sashos.
Although oiiiclally, the marriage was
not state function. Il was an event
Ia the royal family which deeply on
gaged the aympathies OF the kinR
and queen, and many picturesque feat
uftf htlt ANANAuNANht = At hlANN
groom wore military uniform, as do
also bis father, Crown Prince Gustave
and his brother. Prince Eugene, whs
were his supporters.
The procession OF the king anC
queen, which passed up the nave 1,
the choir at a quarter past ~. wa,
herslded by the strains Of the ma
tional anthem His majesty was n
the uniform OF a held marshal an,
wore the Order ~ the Garter. Queer
Alexander was In tulle covered will
mauye lace. With their majestic
were the Prince aud Princess o
Waics Princess Victoria aud oihe
members of the royal family. and
number 0f foreign royal guests Tn
stately line slowly travorsod the cor
tra aisle members OF the household
Wlih gands walking slowly backward
and preceding their maiostios until th
east end OF the choir was reached.
The brides procession entered
few minutes later a more chafmin
group than that formed hy tho brid
and her attendants 10 would be ln
possible tn imagine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Duluth. MINI, June is Duluth has
surrendered 10 an army of Eagles who
have winged their way hlther from
al parts of Minnesota for the trsi an
nuni convention ~ their state Orfan-
lxation An tho regular and numer-
oua special trains have been pouring
visitors into the ciiy since last night
and an enormous crowd hliH tho
streets and public places The bust.
ness aecti0n Of the city is mass 81
color The program provides Tor
business sessions fo laHt three days.
and unlimited entertainment for the
mombora Of the order who VIII have
an immense variety tO select from,
an being free 90 those wearing the
hadgo nf fhe order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
TO COMPILE COMPREHENSIVE
HISTORY OF NEW MEXICO
George B. Anderson, Of Los Angeles, CAL, Has Enlisted
Cooperation oil Prominent Local Authorities
for This Purpose.

Mr.. George n Andersen. represent
ing the Pacific States Publishing com
pany Of Los Angeles Cal, has come
20 Albuquerque with the expectation
of making this city his family's future
home With the assistance of a mum.
Der of the best known citizens OF the
TERRITORY. he has begun the prepara'
tlon OF comprehensive history OF
New Mexico. an undertaking which
will probably require nearly two years
more. Mr. Anderson has enlisted the
cooperation OF several acknowledged
authorities on local history, who VIII
revise such portions Of the manu-
script as relate 20 the particular helda
of progress and development with
which they have been mosi intimately
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
SOLDIER DIES At
ST. JOSEPHS HOSPITAL

Harry c. Vince, aged q years,
member OF Company q. Third United
States cavalry. died yesterday after.
noon at 81. JCseph'H hospital In this
city. from an attack Of appendicitis.
Vince. who was member Of one
Of the companies recently transferred
from Fort Apache. Aria, a. Fort smell
ling, MINI, was taken sick on she
train while On route from Fort Apache,
an. when the train OF soldiers ar
rived here last Sunday evening, he
was removed TO ST. Jcsoph's hospital.
His papers showed that he was
born IN London Eng., twenty one
years ago. aud had been In the army
two years. The only living relative Is
his mother, who, according 10 letters
on his person, Is nov 10 Jauan.
The remains were buried ,his morn
ing Ia Falrylew cemetery by Under
taker A. Borders. who acted upon Ia
stuctiOns from the authorities Al
Fort Smelling
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
SILENCE IN MkNcHURlA
oMiNous or BATTLE

London. June 1.-the acceptance
Of Washington as tie place 70 conduct
the peace negotiations is regarded BY
London newspapers as a great compli-
ment 20 Presldont ROosoyoltE dipi0-
macy aud a further proof Of the grow
Ing Influence OF the United States Ia
International politics.
Moreover Il 10 felt that Japan would
not have proceeded 20 far unless con.
ylnced that there were reasonable
prospects OF negotiations bearing
fruit Il Il therefore concluded that
Japan has resolved 20 propose moder'
ate and roasOnabi terms. Little atten.
ton Il paid 70 sensational stories Of
European complications, especially
concerning France and Germany
The question 0f armlaiice excitee
Keen Interest and the practical cessa'
ton Of an Eews from the Msachurian
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

The marriage ceremony was per
formed by ;he Archbishop OF Canter.
bury. assisted by several bishops and
other high church dlgnitaries. The
bride was given away by her father,
the Duke Of Connaught.
This evening the wedding guests
were entertained az am elaborate
state banquet In ST. Georges hall,
Wlnsor Castle. Preceding the function
the guests we're permitted 20 inspect
tho many wedding presents received
hy the bride. The gifts formed an
amazing display of Jewels especially
ruhies. Princess Margarets favorlte
gem F7om her parents the bride
received "a diamond tiara and a sable
coat. from King Edward and Queen
Alexandra "a magnificent tiara OF ru.
bites and diamonds. and from the
Prince and Princess Of Wales "A beau
tiful necklace OF diamonds and "a.
bles.
~ ince Gustayus AdOlphus aud his
bride viii travel In state TO the SWed
ish capital from Copenhagen TO Hell
slnborE They will be escorted 10y
the Swedish coast squadron. Before
entering the capital they Will spend
some time NJ the royal chateau OF
Sohero. near Helslnborg. They viii
make their fnal journey 20 the cap
ltal on the royal yacht Drot, with an
escort OF a division of torpedo hoats
Princess Margaret Victoria OF Con
, naught. the bride OF today, n the
/ eldest daughter of Prince Arthur bet
| ter known as the Prince Of Con
naught She was born January 10
| 1889. and has been raised as simple
/ English girl She Is said 20 be yerl
/ unaffected aud glrlihh Ia her manner
/ Her tull title Is Princess Margare
/ Victoria Augusta Charlotte Nerah
OF COnnaught
Prince Gustavus Adolphus Is th'
eldest BON OF the Grown Prince Gus
taye uf sweden, and ls therefore hei
10 the throne. The young prince
ull name Is Oscar Frederick William
Olaf Gustayus Adolphus Duke O
schooner. His mother. formerly PriI
cess Victoria of Baden, Is daughter d
the reignng grand duke OF nador
and of Louis OF Prussia. Prince Gu.
tavus Adolphus was born In Noven
bor. 1882. aud Is consequently th
Junior oi his bride by a few month";
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
ooIna. o. The gs.confederalea.

l.ouiayilie ky. June io.-~ihe at
tendance at tho reunion OF Confed'
crate Veterans was largely auEmonied
this morning by the arrival of many
belhtod visitors. The chief feature Of
the days program was the annual ora
tl0n delivered this afternoon by Cap
tain n y Harris Of Macon. Ga. Cap.
tain Harris was given an enthusiastic
reception aud his references 10 the
yalor0us deeds Of the south's sons
brought forth the 'rebol yell" nc In
torvals during his address.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
we're business sessions during the day
Of the Veterans, the Sons 0f Veterans
aud various other affiliated orsaniza-
tions time vas found BY the visitors
20 enjoy many features Of elaborate
entertainment arranged In their hon
or This mOfuing a monster barbecue
was given in Western Park overlook.
ing the Ohio river. The reunion bali
Of the Sons ui Veterans takes place
tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
MISS BRUNELLA MAkDELL
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Miss BFnnslia handell. sIaterin-law
of X. Mandell. tho Railroad avenue
clothler. while out driving kris morn
ing. was thrown from the buggy IN a
runaway. bus fortunately seeapod
serious injury
Miss Mandell In company with a
colored woman employed 20 the Man.
dCli household was taking her usual
morning drive Tho horse became
frightened AZ q passing electro car
and loltod Oyerturnlng the rig and
throwing the occupants % the pave
ment
Miss Mandoll was not hurt beyond a
severe shaking up The c0lored woman
suffered a wrepched hack.
Bysiaudera came 90 the rescue and
the horse was controlled before any
material damage was done 10 the RIG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

ChristiRna, june f5.--Fiaga are ny
Ing today from all public and many
other buildings IN Christiaua in honor
OF the wedding Of Princ0 0uFtave
Adolphns to Princess Margaret Of
Connaught
The atorthing has decided % send
CONGRATULATIONS 10 King Oscar and the
bridal couple. addressing King Oscar
as the king Of Sweden and Prince
GuHlsye AdOlphus aH pflnEe Of
QWgdon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

the names OF others similarly quail
ted for the work viii he added 90 the
territorial board.
The work will cover the ground
thoroughly. and its authenticity will
be- guaranteed by tho character OF the
gentlemen who have consented 20 as
Hist Ia the revision OF The manuscript
The chapters relating 10 tho work Of
the early explorers. the Anglo saxon
pioneers. military. Judicial system, ed
ucatl0nal system, religious lnstitu
tl0ns. land grants. agricultural and
horticultural development the general
political history OF New Mexico, and
an departments OF our ilfo and work
VIII treat these various topics exhaust
lively.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

COLUMBIAN OHIO, June lp'-Dele'
gates are here from many parts Of the
country for the annual session 0f the
supreme council Of the United Com
merclal Travellers, which will DO IN
session heve during the remainder Of
the week With samuel 3. Morse OF 81
Louis presiding Reports prepared ns
the several officers Tor presentation q
the convention show the affairs of ths
order 10 be 10 good condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Albany. n. Y, June iS--Fiity years
Of continuous tui0fship is The unusual
record achieved By Or. Albert y. husls
ca ~ the state Normal college with
the close Of the year az that inntitu'
tion today. This jubilee VII bo duly
observed this evening with q recep.
ton hy the college faculty in honor of
Dr.. Hustled. and Il IL also proposed %
establish q fellowship IN the college
10 be known 81 The Dr. A y. iiuHed
Fellowship"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Washington. June i5.- Minister Ia
kahira, Of Japan, called a. The White
house at 40. as this morning aud vas
shown directly into the office Of the
president.
His visit lasted one hour aud tBen
ty.hyc minutes He declined 10 d.
vulge any details Of his talk with the
president. The conference was held
during the busiest part Of the execu.
tive day and everything was held IN
abcyAnoe during that time. Naturally
it ia presumed Il was rather more
than usually important.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

san Angelo. Texas, June l5.-~ihe
entire eight months sDrlng wool clip
Of Chonco county. the largest clip Of
short wool in the state. haa bron sold
The cilp amounted 20 l.i25.000 pounds
and was bought BY two Boston firms.
Prices are htdd strictly secret 5nt
are believed 20 be- between twenty and
lNenly two nnnln Q pound.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
WINDY CITY DESIRES
CONFERENCE ~ CHANGE

Chicago. June IA movement 20
have the noace negotiations between
Russia and Japan take place IN Chi.
cago should a change from Washing
ton be desired, was inaugurated today.
The Illinois Manufacturers aasccia.
ton. which represents 81 900 900, 900
Of invested capital and employees bO0-
OuO men, took the Initiative step by
asking the governor of Illinois and
tine mayor of Chicago 20 join In
spreading the invitation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
Emperor Accepts RsslonatIon.

81. Petersburg, June i6.-rhe an
nouncement that Emperor Nicholas
has accepted the resignation OF his
uncle. Grand Duke Alexieii. as high
admiral. created a sensation when K
became known today. but the an.
nOuacement came too late for com.
ment In the morning papers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Kenosha, Wis June i6.--susan A.
water Gillette, widow Of Judge dnrden
Gillette aud an original daughter OF
the Revolution. b dead al her home
here aged %. She was a daughter Ol
John Atwater. aide 20 Gen. Washing
ton. who dld service as bearer Of dis
patches between washington aud Ia
Fsyeiie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
MARRIAGE BETWEEN
REIGNING FAMILIES
Friendship Of England and Sweden is Cemented
by Marriage Of Edwards Niece and
Oscars Grandson.

London June Wlusor made
rare holiday today, when the marriage
OF Princess Margaret Victoria, Of
CouuauRht. niece OF King Edward. to
Prince Gustayus Adulphus, heir pre-.
sumpi.yo ta the thrune oi sweden,
wua solemnlzod Ia st Georges chapel
ruc guests invited % the wedding
went down from town hy special train
this morning. Included n tae party
were the various amhassad0.a ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Chrlstiana. Norway, sdue 1.-THE
minister % defense authorizes the
statement that all rumOFH OF mobillxar
tiOn OF the Norwegian army and neet
are devoid 0f foundation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Lincoln. June i5.~-rhe Populist con
voEtlon 10 nominate a candidate for
congress ln the First Nebraska ais
trlct. was called 10 meet n this city
today, but when the hour for the eyn'
veulion came not delegate could be
found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

John s. Meeks. who has been en-
ployod at the white Elephant the past
few months. left last night on a visit
20 his folks AZ Holden, Indian Terri
tors Moeks is better known IN sport.
ing Ctrcles as The Chlckasaw Kid.
ana rumor has u that he has gone
back 10 Indian Territory 10 claim the
Chiokasaw belle which he left behind
when be came to this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Yesterday they spent three hours
az the Grand Canyon. and ali were
loud ln their praise 0i that famous
resort Many took a ride or drive
down the canyon. and just before the
train ief they we're rendered an ele.
CANT banquet II the El Tovar hoial
Tomorrow they Will spend half a
day in Colorado sprIuga Here they
viii visit tho 0arden 0i the Gods and
make the trip eD Plke'E peah From
there tboy Will 80 10 Denver for a
short STOP aud then through 20 Mag
ara Falls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

The memheTH Of Islam Temple go
to Niagara Fails with the oxproaa pur-
pose OF securing the next conyocatlon
at Los Angeles There are i2N of
them, and they are travelling ia whet
Is considered the handsOmest train
ever sent out Of San Francisco Il
consists Of seven electric lighted.
double state-room Pullmans. diner and
baRgaRo ear. Tho pullmRps are dec.
grated with fresh nOwers and pre-.
sentod beautiful appearance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
CALIFORNIA SHRINERS
INVADE THE CITY
Over a Hundred Members Of
Islam Temple Here
Today.
A FINE DRILL BY ARAB PATROL

This morning at 10 O'Clock, the
special train bearing the members OF
islam Temple a. A. O. a. N, =. Of
San Francisco. CAT ,o the Imperial
Council oi the Anclent Order of No
Dles of The Mystic Shrine. which
meets at Niagara falis. y. ". next
week. arrived In the city, and for two
hours the visiting Shrlncrs were the
suosts oi Ballui Abyad Temple.
a cummittce uf local 5hrlnerh, CON
sistinR oi 1. D. Clusters. Arthur Eyeritt
and Maynard Gunsel met the train aud
outlined % tho visitors The plans Tor
iholf entertainment while boz ,h, city
in addition, about nifty members OF
llallut Ahyud Temple we're also at the
station i0 Nclauue the CAlliorniaua.