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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
MISS ROOSEVELT
GOES SURFING

Roosevelt had a most enjoyable time
during her stay In Honolulu, but the
most interesting event was her arst
attempt nt surfing at Waikiki beach.
Despite the fact that che was told
Of the sharks that are plentiful Just
outside The reef she dlsported herself
fearlossly IN tho water
When Miss Roosevelt came ashore
a hole In the sand attracted her alton
ton ho was told that q was tho
home of the sand crab and before she
could Dee prevented she had plunged
her hand into the hole. She gave
shrek and withdrew her arm and with
that member came an adult sand crab
cllnglng 10 one pink digit. Gov Atkln-
son rushed to jho rescue and the crab
was persuaded 90 relinauish its hold
The entire party paid q visit to the
Pail. Hawaiia famous battle-ground.
The natives IN many ways paid their
respects Co Secretary TAFT. Miss
Roosevelt and others. but the prettlest
~ these was the presentation ~ lels.
or native garlands A huge garland.
especially designed was presented 20
Miss Roosevelt with much ceremony.
and she wore q throughout the day.
Miss Roosevelt and Governor Atkin-
son made n tour OF the town ana IN
thc course Of their travels entered a
cur'o store.
AFTER asking numerous questions
Miss Roosevelt was shown some very
handsome but expensive calahaahes
which she greatly admired.
May have The honor OF presenting
YOU with tho calabash. Miss Ro0sc.
Ft'fF" puoriod the governor.
'Oh. no" replied tho presidents
laughter "lts too expensive"
Thc governors face assumed n ais.
appointed expression. on seeing which
Miss Roosevelt exclaimed:
20 YOU are really anxious 90 make
wo a present You may give mo one Of
hoso.' indicating some cocoanuts
erotosQuely carved into somblance OF
human faces and bearing tho legend,
yves come an the way from Cocoa.
uuiand 20 greet Miss Roosevelt"
Miss Roosevelt took two Of the CO
c0anut mauikins While here she pur.
chased many curios.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Portland. Ore, Aug. 3.-Thls was
san Jose day az tho exposition. and
Do proved one Of the most successful
%. the special days seq aside In honor
of the chief cities OF the Pacific slope
There was a large delegation on hand
aom the California city. headed by
Mayor WorsWick Bnd other city ON.
Gals.
Tie visitors gathered IN the Call.
fornia building this forenoon and
listened 10 addresses OF welcome by
President GOOde Of the exposition
company, ana others. 90 which felic-
itous responses were made. After
tho formal exercises were concluded.
The visitors dispersed 90 inspect the
sights OF the exposition, and partlcu-
larry the interesting displays Illus
trailing the products OF the famed
Santa Clara valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
SPRINGER

From the stocllmRn.
ph. Van Zuylon came down from
Badly whore he has bcon for several
days and loft IN the afternoon for
Georgia whore De has became inter.
ested in mining.
Miss Pearl Hawkins. sister OF Miss
Clara Mills who has been visiting
with her sister Ia this city Tor several
weeks. loft for her home at Estancia.
Last fan when the grass was short
on their range IN this county. the w 3
Cattle company moved several hun.
dred head OF their stock 20 near Santa
Rosa This week they were brought
back 10 the home pastures and were
IN fine condition Louis Lloyd was Ia
charge OF the moving OF the large
bunch There was ] 900 head OF cattle
In the bunch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
CRESCENT LUMBER co
SECURES GRADES MILL AND
WILL CARRY BIG STOCK or
LUMBER,

The Crescent Lumber company.
with headquarters at Albuquerque. ~
NJ, was this week incorporated I'M
der the New Mexico laws, with q
large capital stock. A the corpora
TONS name implies. its principal busI.
ness will bo the handling and sale
Of lumber I'm the territory. Tho newly
organized company Is backed by larga
capital and intends forming a number
of branch houses throughout the terri
tory. which will have the effect Of
making d the largest lumber concern
in the two territories. Yesterday T.
a. Dye. proprietor OF the Rio Grande
Lumber company with mills and head
Office az Albuquerque, and which has
been absorbed hy the new company
was here FOR the purpose or closing a
deal with g. J. Safe, lessee OF the
Grade planning mill and plant Of this
city. Mr.. Dyes mission was success
ful. and. acting for the Crescent com.
pany, he acquired for said company
the Sale lease. which the new COM
pany assumes today. the Inventory be-
Ing taken yesterday during tho stay
Of Mr.. Dye.
Mr. Sale returned yesterday from
Demlng. where he had gone 20 confer
with Interested parties relative 20 the
pending deaI. II n stipulated IN the
deal that Mr.. Sale shall be tho local
manager here for the Crescent com.
pany. similar plants IN the territory
VIII be acquired by the new company
and In The larger towns where none
eNiei' new plants, or branches OF the
companys main plant which will be
at Albuquerque, will be started. sill.
yer City Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

tO notoricty.
owe. Sis feet TAIL
Gray eyes hair Hinged with white.
Has beaten Iamos u. Keeno snd
James j H.l in Wall street contests.
Original promoter 0f Metropolitan
street railway, which bought the no.
tor.nub Jacob Sharp franchlse Tor tho
broadway line, aud by much con.
dcmnod operations secured tho Inn.
mcusCly valuable Third avonLe line.
lu 1889, % Trust company in which
Ryan was the chief figure loaned
t2.nNnuoo 90 a clerk in promoting a
financial deal.
Was shrowd enough 20 get control
az the scaboard Air line. a $4,000 900
property, by investing less than S3.-
OOn 900
tiis hobby is raising Holsteln cat
tc. OF which be- has several hundred
head az his country estate.
His kennel contains some OF tho
hncst dogs On the world.
In June, be gained control OF tho
Equitable. with $4,000 600 assets,
making aim a king OF finance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

system, with headquarters at Topeka.
Kan. Nudge a. q son OF Vice Prosi.
dent H. U. Modge, Of the Rock ISL
and, and ne has worked his way up
from the lotion round Of the lad
der. Il IN said that he Is an excep'
tionally bright railroad Official for a
young man, and has bright future
before him, being n hard and per
sistcnt worker.
General Freight Agent A. N. Brown
Of the III Paso a Southwestern who
recently returned from Los Angeles
where he had been installing Eugene
Fox as general agent, stated 90 the
Ei paso News that the southwestern
had secured one OF the finest Offices
IN the city OF Los Angeles. They are
located In the Hellman building. which
is familiar to every one who has ever
visited the southern California city.
n. q. Martin. agent for che Pecos
valley railway nc Carlsbad, has been
granted a thirty DAYS vacation from
BIZ post OF duty IN that city, which nc
expects TO spend IN Colorado az soon
as railway connections can DO re-.
stored. y. w. Waite, former operator
under Mr. Martin. has been sworn IN
MS agent 10 act during the absence OF
the latter,
J. A. Montoyn. who has been yard
wat Gilman for tho Santa ne a. Las We
gas was transferred TO this city yester-
day aad today took the place OF q. II.
Gray. former yard Waterman, who yes
terday assumed the duties Of station
master at this polnt.
l.. s. stowell travelling auditor for
tho pCcos Valley and Northeastern
hallway. has been On Carlsbad for the
past few days checking up tho station
at that place preparatory 20 the TEN
porary absence Of Agent MARTHA who
expects 90 leave In a few days. &C
companlod by hts wife tc enjoy his
summer vacation.
James Klaasnor. foreman OF the
bridge and building department OF The
pccos Valley and Northeastern TAIL
road, ls enjoying "a vacation IN the
mountains Ills place Is being sun
nilod hy Foreman Gilbert, rom t1o
southern Kansas division OF the santa
ID hlaltm.
G. W Coon. Dr.. travelling freight
agent Of the santa Fe. with headQuar-
ters IN this city. went 10 Las Vegas
last night to look mp business for the
road Mr.. Cook win leave the latter
part OF the week Cor an extended yaca-
tion trip through the east.
Master Mechanic A. y. Todd. Of the
Santa Fo shops at San Bcnardlno.
Cal, was Ia the city yesterday. During
his stay here he was the guest Of Mas
ter Mechanic Hicks OF the local shops.
IT. J. Moore. claim clerk az the local
Santa Pc station. accompanied by his
family. left last night for an extended
visit 20 relatives IN Kansas and Kan
sas City
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
ALBUQUERQUE At SILVER CITY

~ w Algcr. Of Albuquerque. O. lu
the city introducing the new Smith
BrWhers typcwriting machine.
Mrs John NJ Wiley and son Robert
left last evening Tor Long Beach, Cal.
where hoy will spend the next month
hy the sad sea waves Mr. Wiley came
down from Albuquerque and accom-.
panied his family on their trip as far
as Dpmlun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
Frlends' Bible conferenee.

Richmond Ind, Aug. 3.-Followlng
tho close OF the Friends educational
conference. the annual bible confer
cuce under the auspices OF the ln'
diana. Western and Wilmington year
Iy meetings opened 40 Eariham col
logo today for session OF six days.
The instructors this year include
Robert r.. Prctlow, OF Chlcago; Geo
W. Knox. OF New York; Rufus Jones,
nf Philadelphia. George A. Barton, of
Bryn Mawr: Thomas Newlin, of Gull.
ford college. and Albert J. Brown. OF
Wilmington college.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
WORK ON ALASKAN CENTRAL
TO CONTINUE ALL WINTER.

Work on the Alaskan Central rail-
way will be carried on all winter, as
the climate Gf the coast belt rs never
severe. W. b. Poland. chief engineer
and general manager OF the railway,
has arrived IN Seattle. Wash, bring
ing orders for 100000 worth OF sup
piles ana material 90 be- forwarded
Immediately and taken Ia ahead of
the present construction work, TO al
low winter camps To be operated dur
ing the snow season, when wagon
transportation viii DO difficult
through the mountains
lncludng the engineers and an
classics OF men. there are about 1000
men now employed Ia building the
Alaskan Central railway. The road
is graded for distance OF thirty
miles, and camps are established thir'
ty-slx miles from Seward into The iu-
terror.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
GOVERNOR KlBBEY OFFERS
REWARD FOR MURpERERs

Governor Kibbey. OF Arizona, yes
terday Issued a proclamation Of re-
ward of $500 for the arrest and con.
yictlon OF the laurderors OF Sam
plunkott and E. ~ KENNEDY, &C Liv'
ington ON July ~, There Ia now $3.50
on the heads OF the murderers. I'M
medlaioly after the discovery Of the
murder ella county offered a reward
OF $500. A week later tho reward was
increased 20 $3.50, the rest haylng
probably been offered by the relatives
OF Pmnkct.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
GASOLINE STOVES ALLOWED
IN RAIL WAY CABOOSES.

Missouri, Kansas & Texas train
men can now have hot coffee and eghs
to order prepared on gasoline stoves
IN their cabooses the insurance COM
pany having resclnded their order pro-
hihiting the use Of gasoline burners
on the trains on the ground that they
engendered too much danger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
ROMANCE IN GERMANY
ENDS IN LAS VEGAS

Miss Dorothy Marguerite Weise
who came all the way from Germany
TO wed. was married al Las Vegas
Monday to Charles John Cannon, a
young English merchant. who recent
" came 10 Watrous aud who met his
bride while travelling in Germany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
SILVER CITY.

From the Enterprise
The dogs which William Heather OF
Gift received last week. we're thor
oughhrod Scotch oollles and are 20 bo
used on the Heather and Chandler An
CORA goat ranch for breeding pur'
poses. for which this breed Of CANNES
Is noted.
Property owners along yankee
street and the side streets have becn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
MR.. AND MRS. INSECT
TO TAKE A LONG TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Nlsbot. OF RIOS
wei, left for a trip to their native land
Scotland The trim is a present 10
them from a friend whom they knew
in Colorado twenty years ago and who
has since returned 20 Scotland. Mr..
and Mrs Nishet expect 10 be gone
about three months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
SPECIAL AGENT cLARksoN
TAKES a VACATION

Grosyonor Clarkson, special agent
Of tho government. who has been az
legged land frauds, left sunday morn.
ing for Washington and New York, TO
spend two weeks vacation that has
been granted him. lie will endeayor
10 have the time extended 20 three
weeks. aud Will spend a week ON the
Atlantic coast at one Of the watering
places.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
Governor vardman Goes 70 See.

Jackson. Miss. Aug. 3.--OOvornor
Vardman left here today for tho Gulf
coast 40 make q rigid Investigation OF
the complaint OF Governor Blanchard
OF Louisiana. who complains that Mis-.
slssippi troops have invaded Louisiana
territory and are patfolling Lake Rig.
alets. ~. a 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
RHEUMATISM
COMMON IN SUMNER

The time 10 get rid Of Rheumatism IL
IN Summer while the blood IL endeavor.
ing to purge itself Of eli poisons and i'm.
pnritics, aud the skin IL active, with nii
the pores aud glands open and able, ~
this way, 20 assist Va the elimination.
Columbus, o., 1855 NE. Vernon, Ave.
Six years ago had severe attack OF
Inhammatory Nhoumatie ana the doc.
tors had aid me nogood. They changed
medicine every week and nothing they
pFoaorihed seemed 20 holp mo- Finally
4 left on their medicine and began The
use Of .. =, n. MY knee ana elbow Joints
were awollon terribly, end az one time
my handK were 20 swollen and painful
that 4 could not cioHa them whom opened,
1 was getting discouraged you may be
sure, when II began .. q o., but ~ saw
IL was helping rue 4 continued a., and 90.
ssy en- q s9an9' ysill 9 9iaaa and have
never ne" q return q inf., eHslxsffMAN.
The inactivity Of the Liver. Kidnevsand
Bowels causes The refuse matter 10 remain
In the system. which, coming in contact
with the different acids oi the h0dy.
forms uric acid 90 De absorbed by The
blood and distributed Co the different
joints and muscles. producing the pains
Inflammation and other distressing symp-
toms OF Rheumatism. The wandering
pains 81 the disease remind the sufferer
that the poison ia still in thc blood and
he should lose no time in getting 10 out
S. s. S. ncutgaliscs the acid and makes
the blood rich aud pure 70 tones up
every organ aud cures the disease pcrma-
a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
n. v. MuocE's SON GERS
MERlTED PROMOTION.

-. W. Nudge. tralnmaater Of the
Denver cay q Fort Worth road. With
headquarters al Chlidross, Texas, has
resigned aud on August / became
chiog clerk 40 y. 4. D0lan, the new
general superintendent % the south
western district OF the Rock Island
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
ORIENT GRANTED MORE
TIME TO COMPLETE ROAD.

O. .s stated that President Dlaz. OF
MoAic0 has signed an amended con-
cessiun. which allows the Kansas city.
Mexico q orient railway an extension
of time zap 90 t1o hrst Oi August 1910,
90 complete its road ia that country.
The subsidy Ia the mountainous sec
ton iH raised tn a total OF Sb05 900.
The concession further states that
an che operating aul maintenance ma
torlal 90 bee used by the road will be
exempt from duty construction for a
period 0t Ave years. Another add.
t.onal provision states that the gov.
cmmont agrees not Jo sraut amy con-
cnsaiOh 90 any other road within hfty
k.Iomettn ON either slide of the orr
ono for "a period oft Ten years.
Joseph Miller, employed in the San.
"a Fo shops at this point. returned laht
n.rht from "a "trip 10 Chicago. Mr. Mii.
Ter was on Saturdays 80. 4. which
vas wrecked saturday night near Chi.
raHo ana he tells "a narrowing tale Of
tho disaster Mr Millor's parents &C.
coupau.c1 him 90 this city ana viii
make their future home In Aibuquor,
que with thoir sou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

KoTE. Avoid baking powders made from
alum. They look Ike pure powders,
and may raise the cake, but alum
Is "A poison and no one can eat iood
nlixed with Il without injury 10 health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

ncnilv 8 s 81
contains no
harmful miner
ais 90 disagree
ably affect the
system. bi
Whilccuriurthc
disease builds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

un every part Of the body by iis tine tonic
effect Book on Rheumatism and any
medical advice desired without charge.
TINE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

PRo1 RAKMa
PowDGR Co.
CAcA0o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-08
A SIMMER GIRL.

What I like about the little sky pilot" the fishermen were wont to re- mark from time to time, ''is that he don't preach at us-he's too much one of us to do that. If e were to begin preaching same as rector, I'd never go nigh the church again"
 And so the friendship between par son and fishermen grew. That was in the old times, when SaltWaves was an unknown and insignificant little fishing village. But the summer after Ray mond went there a royal duke dis covered" it; and the summer that it was described in the guide books as rising watering place"
 And that season the summer girl came to Saltwaves. Raymond Vain waring had met her before, when she came up for one never-to-be-forgotten May week when he was at college. He had lost his heart to her then, and when he saw her on the quay one gor- geous August morning he suddenly be- came aware that life was much, better than he had thought it hitherto, and that ot held possibilities which he had up till now rejected as "idle dreams"
 During the month that followed, the fishermen were almost deserted, but they did not imnd in the least. They had all been young themselves once upon a time. and the very fact that the little sky-pilot was head over ears in love seemed to form fresh bond of union between them. They would wink to one another when they saw the two walking together on the cliff, and they would hang about for hours on the chance to taking them out for a sail or 8 fishing expedition. s..-
 The shock of disillusionment was doubly great when 1t came. He had never thought it possible that a woman could laugh at the love of man who was really in earnest, But the summer girl laughed at him. Moreover, she told him in the plainese language that though penn!less curates are very nice, and help to while away a holiday in a dull place, marriage with them is not to be thought of for a moment. Marriage for a summer girl must mean dia- monds and horses, and carriages, and a presentation at court, and lots of other things which she was aware he could not give her. .-e,. Now, it happened that Raymond was by no means penniless, and he could have given her all that she wanted, but he did not tell her SO, because he was
 disillusioned, and his love was all con
 fused and tangled, out of tune, as it were. ......
 And so the summer girl went out
 boating with youifg man from the ho- tel who was the son of a nobleman, and
 the little sky-pilot returned to his fish,
 ermen, who exchanged knowing
 glances when they saw his white face. Then the weather broke. and fierce storms raced across the country to beat themselves out over the sea, and the fishermen spoke of terpests and proph' esied still dirtier weather to come. One day the summer girl inveigled the ! young man out ina boat by them selves, for she thought boat very
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-08

His personal rancor toward the Kali ser was only deepened when the latter put the finishing touchs to his revenge ful rigor by forbidding any member of the German embassy at Vienna to at tend Count Herbert's wedding there to a granddaughter of MT. Whitehead, the English torpedo maker of Plume; but that the counts resources of retail ation were not yet exhausted was proved when the emperor hurried to Friedrichsruh, on the death of the ex- chancellor, to take a last look at his features, only to find the coffin already closed, and the new prince firm in his refusal of all his Majesty's offers of 8 statt funeral. Mz<
 Broken in health as well as in heart before that, Prince Bismarck IT., though inheriting much of his fathers iron constiuion, has now fallen a vicim to the same kind of nalady that car.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-08
And So they sped on down tba aon

And so they sped on down the dan.
 gerous coast. The gale waxed higher,
 and the waves yet more furious as the light Waned. They never found the
 summer girl and nobleman's son--for
 they had been picked up an hour be-
 fore by a passing steam yacht-but they found a trawler going to pieces on ; q reef of rocks, her crew clinging to the masts, They could not get near enough
 to her to throw her rope, for fear of
 the rocks; some one must swim out. It
 was only chance, but it was worth
 trying, even though it cost life. h a
 moment Raymond was on his feet. Pm going. ladsi'' he cried, as he threw off oilskins and boots. There's nobody ashore who--who will miss me very much. I hope your next sky pilot will lead you better. Good d-by." And he was gone.
 For a time there was silence, save for the roaring of the storm and the whining of the dog, as he ran up and down the boat searching for his master. the men cheered Justify in answer to a faint cheer from the wreck, while Nes- torius planted his fore paws on the
 Then at last the rope frightened, and edge Of the boat and parked in chorus. Presently a man appeared alongside, and eager hands pulled him into safety
 then another and another while the
 men grew lroarse with cheering and the
 dog rushed madly up and down. He sniffed eagerly at each man as he climbed over the side of the boat, turn
 ing from each in disgust to return to his post on one of the seats and look
 out for his master. But he watched in vain; for huge wave had crushed
 Raymond against the rocks and crushed the brave life out of him. But Nesto-
 rius did not know that, and when the
 men turned sorrowfully homeward, he
 stood up in the stern and parked and whined in the direction of the wreck.
 Then suddenly the barking ceased.
 The little dog had gone in serch of his
 master. . .. -. .>.sS.- They found them together the next
 day floating among some cordage and fragments of the wreck, and they took
 them home in. silence. The fisherfollS attended Raymond's funeral in a body,
 and the younger men carried him to his last resting place, and many old
 men cried like children, for they had
 loved their little sky-pilot. When all
 was over they buried Nestorius not far
 from his master, only just outside the churchyard.
 The rector brides himself more than ever upon his treatment of the lower classes. ana points to the orderly, God fearing fishing community os his par- ish as an example of what may be done with little tact and patience. He never realized how some mems deeds live after them, nor what a lasting in fiuence Raynond's life and death had exercised upon the fishermen of Salt waves.
 The summer girl did not marry the noblenlan's son after all In her fright on the night of the storm she betrayed herself and he left her in disgust. She still haunts fashionable watering places during the summer months, accompa- nied by her somewhat wearied looking. mamma and still fishes for men as well as for the inhabitants of the deep Modern Society.