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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-26

Sugeno BON beute.
etnlt ipttBten W0nner, reid al Sab.
rett
Gin SiingIingSber5 lid 5t betpabren;
Sic luoren gral - ood nur al Saa.
rem.
God beltte GILT Elm ano'rer 9raud;
Slt lit oos Ser5 BET mottd)em @aud],
Der nod int 2eben ntfts erfabreu,
HUB araue Soore - bot er audi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

From .ae slreuaH
Herman Nu. ID. I..tauHu,
gm. 0aHu Sunday I Ht 800 .1
Trinidad #uHHn. $500 hHt swim hW
power uf alto nng Il uFhrr s1mt
JaIn Ifc Nriy El bi1Wu de-
n0sfurs oI the American savings
8na t Trinidad which short time
asu closed ls doors Hu account ut
financial embarrassment ir Nn.f Do
Interested 40 che uBr 1i $500
ur Nchhc returned homo Monday
tf.er having spent 0I.en daya In IA
Iuna. colo. Whee Boz accompanied
MIS- Nehhul on u HumWun to the
slrG hed OF her sister, Mrs Snyder
fhe wife remained wth hor slater
who s improving some. Tho hfst
u' Jht month Mfs Snyder win be
uhon to California Whse 90 o. cX.
prCfo1 be win hnuaHt Ia holIth and
Mrs Nohhrl mas accompany beer.
WodnCsda morning E u Manning
WAS driving ln from tho stock Yards.
lu the north part OF town Pc met
lullau Iruiillo and HaHo1 him to ride.
After e0nr "a short distance dog
ram 0ui ana frightened me team.
which upset the huery throwing our
ihe two occupants Iulhu struck ON
his head bruisIng HIM up Consid0 a.
oly The team stopped after rum
llue q short distance and it o. conHId-
cred lucky Chat MI Manning aud
luiiIl0 were uuf badly hurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
lORDS8URG

From the Liberal
Miss jennie Rowe of KOk0mo. lnd
is visiting WIth Mrs W r. small aud
probably viii remain all summer
Noiae Warrington Hh0 was rc
gently taken the county soma on ac
count ~ hIs mcntal condition, has
been adludgcd insane and Us now in
the insane asylum at las Vegas
K. AZ. Kcdzio who has had charge
OF the hooks fd tho Eagle Drug
Mercantile company for several years,
has reslgned ANA expects to move 10
los AnFeios Mr Young Henderson
succeeds him IN bic old position
The century plant that rs towering
So n NJ kedzles front yard, ~ an OBJ
iect Of interest % sent up its con
trial spike some twelve feet. 10 about
three weeks, and the RI 81 Of the
week u commenced 90 throw out the
flower at The top OF tho spike One
thing about the century plant is not
SLOW and that Ia the way DC grows
when V commences 20 Flower III
does that IN hurry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
SANTA FE

From the New Mexican
The following marriage license has
been issued By Probate Clerk Marcos
Castillo Miss Cirllia Romero TO
Manuel 8 Gonzales. OF Santa 70
Forty young Indians, who baye been
pupils IN the United States Indian
training school during the past year.
left today Tor their homes ia Arizona.
A special car WAS attached 20 the
Santa Fo train this afternoon, Ga
which they will make the entAn trip.
Mrs. Hall has resigned the position
of teacher az the Santa 10 public
schools, % which she was reappointed
by the city hoard OF education al is
meeting on the FIRST Monday OF the
present month Mrs Halls departure
from the city will be- greatly regret
ted by many friends and especially by
the children who attended the classes
81 which she had charge la the public
schools during the past four yea'a.
AdOlph 0uttmRn, who was in
santa ~ IN the sixties. going from
here to Germany, has remembered
Major Fritz Muller for favOrs 10 re
gard 20 land holdlngs which Mr.. Quit
man had. The remembrance 10 In the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

washington D. g., june ei--The
arrival OF bon wealth, ha been
marked by the usual exodus of wash.
inFtonlnns 10 their summer retreats
by mountain or soashore Those who
have NOT already takou their depart
ure arc planning 90 DO so at an early
date. The president expected that
thls was 10 Dee his last dgy 40 tho
capital until otter BIS vacation ai Oys-
ter Bay. bat the dOliCacy OF mo 7it
uat.ou Do relation to affairs iu tho Far
East has made necessary change
u DOS plans. he will leave here this
evening. according 90 the original
schedule. to attend the commence.
mcnt of Clark university and Williams
college Bot instead Of proceeding
from Massachusetts 20 oyster Bay
he WIN return directly 20 Washing
ton. remaining here nearly a week
before going 20 Massachusetts again
90 attend tho Harvard commencement.
After attending tho services az Har'
ward. be viii return 10 his summer
home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

New tufh. luna 2l--uoar Cousin
Sometimes anli-tlcns are blessings In
disguise have an a0ueuon ita
mighty little ol a blessing 20 mo. but
n may do you some good.
My anllcUon is that ny hair % CON-
iBg out % began almost as soon as
struck New York and has boon lall-
ing ewes since. A month ago / went
90 che BOOST nalr specialists could un1
Ia New York and bis treatment a
beginning 90 take effect. My hair
aas stopped falling and a little fu1z
Is appearing close J0 my scalp. And
the beauty of The whole thing ls that
he told mo what to 40 and ! can treat
my own SCALP fhuu cost
"lta bad business Tor mo In f.I
ynu. no 1.d t1r H everyone tu."
"a hu, o .0 FOB Goo pnurhO1.' n0.
iil tcl FIu
"ppoMo hive discovered HHt o
atimu ate H, Ca.p and stop Ha.r from
fnllIne HHr rofHus bnuer Lhan
usnssa huI lho, hatn n0t SEQ found
uul II.I ....
hu @
regular choir methods
"TWo movements. which $500
you. are uc best know lor W1.r.
the scalp heauby and Keeping Is so
But yUn mus. follow my dirDcfiuua
Most people are too I8zy t0 take t.ml
90 $50 through the trogtmcu
right uar
"TaEo 'hreo mIuutos f1r each move
mont o.orr morning re- Won lo
you wIU nnl tho treatment elective
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

stalled.
our correspondent az Washington,
-. c., says: The postmaster gen
crai has Increased the pay of the
postmaster Al Albuquerque, from o..
100 10 e2.s0O. and the postmaster AZ
Roswell from ~ AGO TO $500"
J, ~ Coiiin, OF the American Lum.
Der company. left last night for Den.
yer, where he Eoes TO purchase ffty
head OF horses for use in toe woods
at ThOreau. ie was accom- inicd by
his wife. and viii b. gone week.
superintendent NJ o. Gaaibourne,
OF the Albuque que Traction mpany
is nursing a badly bruised arm. The
injury was sustained Soy rl days
aEo by a rapidly r,y0lyirg AXE on
one Of the cars striking lhl On the
arm
Judge Policarpio Armiio and Coun.
~ Commissioner severe sanchez. left
this morning fur santa Re, where their
children have been attending school.
They viii retu d io the city tomor-
roa night. bringing home with Thorn
thcf children
Mrs John Ho ton aud daughter
Miss JuaHna. who have been 40 Hot
Syringe. Arh. thc past ten months.
are expected home either tonight ~
tomorrow evening Mrs. Horton b
health has blou quite poorly. bus 10
is understood aho returns TO Albu
9uorque wupn improved
W. a. p.e.e special aRent of me
pension omce 3t WASHINGTON. who
l boon u Sow Mexico Tor the past
year DNaWIuE 1870 fh. claims Ol vet
j e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
STOCK MARKET LETTER


Special correspondence.
Kansas City. MO, June 1.-the
cattle market was full Of eccentrici'y
last week. Killing cattle 10 the ma
tive division sold 10 20 g5c lover by
the end OF the week, heavy feeders
10 to Isc lower. light feeders steady
and atockers and stock calves 10 20
25c hlnher. Quarantine killing cat.
tie We 10 90 zoe highor. There is
an explanation for this which may
also have some bearing on future
prices. Quarantine cattle advanced
simply hy being put on AN equality
with native cattle. having been ham
mefod uniustly the previous week.
The not weather has cat down the
consumption OF moats. which Ia ielt
IN lower prices for killing cattle. he'
aidrs. the situation nt this season
N The usual one of depression, aa
straight grass cattle and cniilc fed
CA graHs appear In laiEc numbo b
each wetk Feeders followed me de-.
cline in tat cattle prices. kt'nt
hayp been pretty cuoral Hll over thN
/ corn holt in ihe Hst week ana good
owing weather mas prevailed. which
uts strength into stock cattle az
corn ufuErgcfs Improve. These con
ionR or their yB ai0ns. are Hkoik
rule in the cattle market Tor the
uCst few wo.ls. As the sums ru.
/ crease from th.e fmc ou. the mar
I lrt. of course 500 adjust itseli io
I conditions as thcr arFp RANGE eat
/ .la worl s.s cO uG tlo market l1a'
. week.. uHt fHnIr H good mHnf
/ here today g. iorlHI God .foo OF
/ 100 fu nYI pound. cold nt HfIU fI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
MOST ANYTHING

pleasant and full Of business wei
lingion tO..) Enterprise.
There - one good thing about n eool
May. The mosquitoes are not 10 preya'
lent Lisbon co. Patriot
Mrs Carter Harrison has made ti4.-
600 out OF fairy tales This ought 20
be- encouraging TO the men who have
been telling them to their wives
"The Panama Canal zone" says
Gen Davis. Is az safe AZ Louisiana
o. South Carolina" Or Chicago7
The iowa state BOARD Of Health hae
ordered an doctors TO remove their
boards. Can Il be that the doctors of
iowa have been neglectng no. perish
tho thought
Phelps store was burned to the
ground last night"
you don't say $50 I'm sorry for
him. guess business mas hoon pref.
~ bad with him for the last two or
three wears
"Wou. BEN got $4,000 Insurance
An. thc divine hfel''
Courlyous SUCCESS IS aid Go be- due
tn his ability tO keen his mouth shut
nut that doesn't prove ans thinF.
There's Thomas w lawson for IN
stance.
"No eir. said the man who was
handing uul advice without ast ing for
81 Fee. pa DIAN aud bis wife should have
nn secrets"
"My VITO came OBJ that conclusion
years aVo." said quiet Ola follow.
'She never BIAS any"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Chatianooea. Tenn. June 20 The
aaspmhy haii OF LOol0ui Inn. was
well filled with prominent men Of
finance. when The fifteenth annual
convention of the Tennessee Bankers
association was called to order az 10
O'Clock This morning hy President 10
seph H. GRui. of Knoxville. Greet.
ings were extended by Mayor Chamb'
liss aud others. and the response was
embodied In the annual address OF
President Gaut. The remainder OF
the forenoon was taken up with ON
GERS and committees reports and
other business OF a routine character.
After luncheon the convention re-.
assembled and listened 10 addresses
as follows: Financial Policies Of the
State. Hon. Roan ~ Folk. state
treasurer OF Tennessee; Closer Re
latlons Betweon Bankers aud Farm.
ers. Hon Harvey Jordan president
OF the Southern Cotton association.
The convention will conclude is bust
ness tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Governor Otero and Territorial Sec
Rotary J. W Reynolds, president and
secretary respectively Of tho salado
lave Stock company. have returned
10 santa Fe from a short soiourn AZ
the ranches and ranges OF the com
pany on the Rio Salado. In Guadalupe
county, They express themselves as
greatly gratified az the favorable con.
dition OF the sheep and ranges OF the
company and with the flattsrlng out
look for the summer and fall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
FUNERAL SERVICES or
CAPTAIN L. c. FORT

Tho funeral services over the re-
mains Of the late Captain l.. G. Fort
were held at las Vegas sunday after
noon attended by a large concourse
OF sorrowing frienda. Many beautiful
floral emblems were received. The
pail bearers were Chief Justice W. J.
Mills, Eugenlo Romero. w. y. Bunker,
w. q. Hayden, w. y. 0ortner and n.
RoseaWald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
OFFICERS FOR WATER
USERS ASSOCIATION

Al meeting of the pocos Water
Users association held last week az
Carlsbad. thc following officers We're
elected ~ A. Finley president
Wells Benson. vice president a NJ.
Hove. secretary. and 8 r. hitting,
treasurer a committed composed OF
Wells Benson. Edward Caldwell and
W. g. Fox, was appointed 90 draft by.
laws Tor the association 40 Dee adopt
eI at meeting. tho date of which
has not been determined
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Captain. said the steamship agent
10 thc commander of the big liner
you are a good actaman. bot you
have absolutely ma business souso. Not
ono of the 300 passengers you brought
over will make another trip ou your
BOAT
n don't know why not 8ir said
the captain % dId cyeryti ins ! could
tor ihcir comfort
e don't doubt that bat after that
nffio storm y0u cold every body b. was
0nb ga ordinary blow. h. you'd had
iny SENSE you'd have told them it was
ihe worst storm gou mad seen I'm forty
laa you'd been sailing
NeW fUlk woman has obtained q
divorce and thu0uU0 in place of W.
mony GiHna thai much money De- a
DANCE uus precedent
ruf @ muu who ugH willing to give
tGo1uoun mu alNa been pretty
urcl
uo4e 0pluod h.s so't links with
prayer Ncfcr surnu 90 enlf was or
ull fou prayed before playing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
TO DC eAPTlzEp
INTO CATHOLIC FAITH

The Captain News says that Miss
May Burleson. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Burleson Of Lincoln, re-
turned this week from Santa Fe,
where she has been attending tho
Sisters OF LOretto Academy. Miss
Burieson has embraced the Catholic
faith, aud 'her Girma, the parish
priest az L'or N states that she will
DO baptized az the Catholic church
June 9th, az $3.50 a. m. just proceed.
ing solemn high mass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
LOCAL NEWS
1From Wednesdays DAILY CltlrenJ

official business
Charles Mahan. n clerk 10 the post.
omre. LETT last uiEht Tor Gallo MIA.
where he viii aHioy bis annual vaca.
u1n uf two we,
Tho sash AL ionr factory nt the
plant of The Au.lcln Lumber com
rpy has rcsnuch work. af,or a
three days shr own
County Conn .lonor NJ V. SnrIu
ger 81d family Iye returned from "a
Two weeks tn a California resorts
rhcy report on I0yabio time.
s'reftitd Oh GA. who was re.
Gently appoint notary public h
Gotornot Oicr testorday filed his
aaul ana seal thc probate c'cr..
MIs. o. =. Glove, wife of Con.
tractor Freolo, .c.t laet nlght Cor
800 Vmndod rn m the Pacific
coast
H0n Pedro el, who was ut
HOrut.lia SUI visiting h.s ult
hHUc. has ref Co DIS official
uIDs at SAINT
a. a. Keen territorial land
comm. s'oner rnloyed the saH-
Oath With MI .au. has returned
IH Office 1i i be-
IuHn w. al IH an extensive
.0oh grower MERTON, Neb.. s iu
I uguoique brief soiourn ln
..a of ae Hl health %
..nuEe WITH him
Ikuig Wn dispose H|
."r,Hff IlH nul ur"..
Net'r
Olive u1rn poets 70.
Hu s1tu visit to CH.
u 1u1 Qtn. c.Ho SSH.
como o. months
ioehs of tha IONS
Brew lca
0r Hea up
Nnw
arl ulo w
"ns cutting
MnN auI
iCU
Ii" fHl n
l geo
nHI1 0e NII 40
900, aa autrr OF
'I1 tte
r"
onn Grove f
$500 uW
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in .u A..r uru.
1o frmtfIIn
Hr
r''e nro.leat
4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Tomorrow night al IsletA the Amer
lean residents OF that Indian village
will hold a dance In the Hill store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
AN INTERRUPTED TRip.

eli that trains am hour late might
just as well have these whlskors
chopped / don't want TO look ike a
Jasper when.I reach the city"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
INTERESTED IN THE FAILURE

For e great many years the late
lhme Lynch lived n Ellzahethtowu,
m thg western pau of ColfaX county,
where bo amassed a fortune Ia lode
and placer mining says the Springer
StoCkmRn AZ the time OF hia death
last fall ho was president OF the Am
OriCan Savings bank OF Trinidad. Col
0rado. holding "a majority OF the stock
Tho people Of FIizabcthtown had con.
hdence in Jimmie Lynch He was
honest a careful and conservative
business man.
a number Of tho people OF Eliza.
BEETHOVEN were depqsitors IN Mr.
Lynoh's bank. the heaviest Mr.. Cal
lagher. 90 the amount Of $4,000, and
these depositors are now wondering
how much they viii realize ON their
savings Hermann MUTE rs also inter-
osted Ia the bank
These people know. that had Mr..
Lynch lived the hank would never
have gotten 10 its present condition.
for they had the greatest confidence
IN him. gained after many years OF
close business and social relations.
And an Of his close friends are OF tho
same opinion
r. g. Oswold arrived in town from
San Antonio. Texas. Wednesday lie
h looking for a location for d party
OF Algcrlans, who are now AZ San An.
tonic and VINO want 90 locate IN
some favorable spot IN this section
OF the country and cultivate the date
palm. Mr. Oswald thinks of bring.
lng them here and allowing them "a
make this place a rallying point, and
from here look for favorable locations,
These men have some capital, and
Il may be they viii conclude 20 locate
In the valley north Of here and pros
pect for water ~ I.ordHburg Liberal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Just take en- an on. Mr. Barber
! think look much younger when
wear nothing bat a mousiache Any
way, @ board ia nonsense except in
winter"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

London. June %. Prince Edward,
eldest son OF the Prince and Princess
Of wales and heir prosumpiiye 70 the
throne. received numerous presents
today ON the occasion of his eleventh
birthday The little Princes birthday
was also celebrated by the ringing
OF bells In the Curfew Tower OF Wind
sor Castle and the firing OF salutea
Those who enjoy the personal &C
0uaintance OF the little Prince report
that be- Is more than usually bright
and intelligent he IL being carefully
educated under the personal aupervis'
ion OF his grandfather, king Edward
tie and his younger brother, Prince
Albert. are being trained for the navy
following the example of their father,
the Prince of Wales, who went
through all grades az the service.
=-Has-asasH=aa
The Browns will cross bats with
the Madrid Grays on sunday. This 10
a game IN return for one the Browns
played az Madrid a few weeke ago,
In which the 0rays were defeated,
The 0raya will go into this game
amartlng under this defeat. and no
doubt the game will DO not one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Il looks 1 me ~ though
IL wuE q case Nv IN sur.
vivai ~ IN slickest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

"The Panama Canal zone" says
Gen. Davis, Is as safe az Louisiana
o. South Carolina" or ChicaEo7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Mrs Garter Harrison has made si4.-
600 out OF fairy tales, This ought 10
be encouraging TO the men who have
been telling them to their wives.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
STILL EMPHASIZED.

Flags at halfmast on the City Hall and the
dedication of a monument in the Lutheran
Cemetery at Middle Village recalled yesterday
the unhappy fate OF the 1,031 excursionsts who
persisted in the General Slocum disaster. 1t
Just year ago that this shocking sacrifice
of life uncovered the scandalous indifference to
public safety with which excursion boats like
the General Slocum had long been operated 1t
was evident that legal requirements had been
ignored in the inspection, equipment and nayi-
CATION Of the steamer, and an investigation by
federal commission clearly established fail
ure to live up to the law on the part of those
most directly responsible for the vessels safe
~. The national government was prompted by
the result of this investigation to make some
changes in its inspecting force and to revise
and strengthen the laws safeguarding naviga-
ton In harbors and inland waters. To that
extent fault was acknowledged and repara-
ton made for neglect to which the disaster
was in part attributable. The new laws are
on the statute book excursion boats must now
pass more searching tests and the public is
more effectually protected. But what other cui-
pabllity mas been confessed. and what other
reparation has been made for the evasions of
duty and responsibility which cost the lives OF
1,031 helpless victims?
Seven men have been indicted in the courts
hare for contributing in one way or another
TO the dreadful disaster. But after year of
effort no conviction has been had and it looks
now as if no penalty would be paid by those
directly concerned in operating the General Slo-
cum under unsafe and Illegal conditions. The
only brought 10 trial has been that of the
inspector who passed on the safety appliances
and life-saving devices of the burned steamer.
But juries have twice disagreed to his cul-
pabiIity, and the average juror is perhaps un-
willing to deal harsbly with defendant who
can plead that in his official action he only fol
lowed the routine OF q Eyatem-however vicious