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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
WOULD.BE PlCKPOCKET
CAUGHT IN THE ACT


man giving bis name as Bert
Gaines was arrested late saturday
night by the local officers, on com.
plant Of o. n. Scott, the Alameda
contractor. who charges Gaines with
being q plckpOcket
According 20 SCOTS story, Gaines
and some other men were in Valln.
tinae saloon on Copper avenue Sat.
urday night, and while all we're stand,
Ing az the bar drinking. Gaines. who
was standing next 20 Scott. slipped
his hand into SCOTS pocket and ex.
tracted his watch. The theft was i'm.
mediately detected by Scott. who
grabbed the watch out OF Gaines
hand.
The voule.be pickpocket then ran
Gus Of the saloon, with Scott in close
pursuit. After chasing him for some
distance, Scott enlisted the aid OF the
Officers, who rounded Gaines up In
q short time and landed him In the
city fail.
This morning he was given a hear
Ing before Police Judge Crawford on
the charge of petty larceny, He
pleaded not guilty and his trial was
set for 5 O'Clock THIS afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

/ Ahout 1000 men own and con
troll quite hfee-hfths 81 the land
and treasure Of this country. HoW
did they get lti By craft. by extor
ilon, by graft. by and through the gu
pFemc curse of all the ages, monop
oily. by and through the mistaken
idea that money makes money. This
thievinE D. oceaE r. called uanrv
These 1000 twoleRFod hogs buy
what they can't steal. They contro
our federal goverr ment and fedora
courts. both houses OF congress; the
state legislatures. and virtually run
the United states.
IL seems impossible 20 get ans
laws or measures 20 control these
grabbing. grating hogs. because said
hogs make said laws. Under OUT
present fool system. Mr.. Rockefeller
has been able 20 grab a billion dol
lars. Under proper anti-hog laws
John y. could not have accumulated
more than two Lundrod mllNons
Therefore, John d. has stolen eight
hundred millions, ana because he
gives a tribe OF thls stolen doodle "a
some church, he u called a philan
thropist Compared with this 90
NN"MMN NnNNAH n WNMIMWNu NMMu WMAkNI
gho beats his victim into insenslhillty
robs him 10 the las, penny and then
hands him nichel 10 buy howl ol
soup. IL a public benefactor. But
those hogt are not % blame. There
are not many OF ua. N allowed 20 gel
into the trough with all four feet
who would not root out the little fcl
lows and raise hados generally. We
have evoluted from the animals, the
hog included, and many OF us, under
certain conditions, show the traits
Of our ancestors. But II r. useless
10 enlarge the picture OF theft, pol
luton. grab and graft Tho trail Of
the serpent IL over ali.
Now for the cure. About seventy
million people want an income tax
The miliionalrea and graftera and
thieves IN high places 90 not want an
Income tax. Every man not fool
or millionaire or a money kings
tool, wants an income tax. Al con.
greasmen and senators should be
elected by a popular vote OF the peo'
pie
The government should control
not own, all railroads and telegraph
lines.
Municipal Ownership Of public
utilities should be in full and com.
plete force in every city In the United
States. thereby ending the exploit.
alton OF the common people by shame.
loss sharks. Already the good work
has stated In Philadelphia. in 81.
Louis. and even In our own Albu-
querque. whore one man has the hon.
or and courage 10 fight fraud and 20
oppose graft Ia behalf OF the PEOPLE.
And they will win. No question IN
ever settled until Il In settled right.
Remember, Holster. that thls Is not
question OF politics or religion. A
Democratic Catholic acoundrel IA no
worse and no better than a Repub.
lican.Protestant scoundfel Let ua
fence against the two-lcgged hogs.
Our monied masters have said: Fac
people be damned We are In the
majority. We should control these
hogs before they deyour as. I hope
20 see you again soon. and tell you
the cause Of New Mexlco's black
eye. Adios." A. L. HESTER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

EARLY MORNING. WEDDING
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE

This morning at seven o'clock az
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. z. ~. Bliss, OF North
Twelfth street. Miss lnez NJ. Bliss
was welded 20 john NJ. Cook, Rev.
Hugh A. Cooper, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church, officiating. Only
the immediate relatives and a few
invited guests attended the ceremony.
Miss Bliss has resided In Albuquer'
que since childhood and has a host
OF friends throughout the city The
groom Il well known postal clerk
aud has had run north from this
city on the Santa 70 for the past
four years, but was recently trans
feTred 20 La Junta, Colo.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the brides homo after the cere-
mony and the newly married couple
left on me morning train for La
Iunta. where the groom has prepared
coy gcme toT his bride.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ROCK ISLAND GOING
TO SAN DIEGO
STATEMENT FROM ARIZONA
THAT ROAD HAS ALREADY
BOUGHT FRONTAGE ON SAN
DIEGO GAY.


In a letter received by Capt. l.. ID
Phillips from friend In Arizona. the
latter makes the assertion that an
agent OF the Rock Island road has So
cured extensive water front holdings
In this city. and that there Is other
evidence that this road Is 20 make San
Diego It's Pacific coast terminal. says
the san Diego Union. According 10 the
informant, Ia whom Capt Phillips has
entire confidence. the line into this
city IN 20 be built iust az fast a.
money will permit. An extract from
the letter. published by permission OF
the recipient, II as follows:
w. N. and J. NJ. Moore, ID. q. Reid.
aud W. ID. Leeds are aow the moving
spirits and In control OF the Chicago.
Rock island Railroad company aud all
lis ally branches. They have quietly
absorbed the Burlington. Cedar Rap.
Ids and Northern TO 81. Paul: the
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf railway
20 Galveston. built from Kansas City
10 El Paao, absorbed the st. Louis
Memphis and Southwestern, the s..
Louis and San Francisco. and the
Chicago a Alton.
u am also informed that Ia the
name 81 some agent OF theirs they
have secured tho title 10 large
frontage on San Diego bay, and they
propose % make San Diego their Pa.
oific terminus. am also Informed.
and have faith In Il. that plans are
now ON foot 10 push construction with
This object IN view, and that the road
20 San Diego will be built as fast as
money can make II go
These men are new stars IN the
Of railroad. and they have
oHtstrippod the old school"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
SECRETARY Nay is
GETTING ALoNo NICELY

Hewburg. N. H.. June 27--secre-
tary Hay passed a comfortable night
and this morning was resting quietly
and much refreshed. Il 10 not be.
iieved. however. that the secretary
viii be about a. Boop a. anticipated.
The arrival OF a nurse ard his ply
stefan, DR.. Jackson, from boston dur.
ing the night was the result OF he.
lief that the secretary would undouht.
eddy need most careful nursing and
medical attention during tho coming
days. The family. however. does not
apprehend any danger whatever from
Hays iilness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Mrs. r. A. Frost, or belon, 10 W the
city the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. =, Stevens.
d
Miss Mabel Hood, a popular young
lady OF hebron. N. NJ. IL visiting Mrs.
n. J.. Holman Of Iron avenue.
Attorney and Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell are
spending a most eaioyable vacation
on the Pacific coast.
After enjoying a most social Visit
here. Miss May buckley, sister OF Mrs.
Harry y. Lee, has returned TO Gallup
Miss Elsie Rempenich Is stlll az
Poralta. where she Is the guest u her
uncle. Abraham KEN enich and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Hutchison, OF
this city, are entertaining their daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. l. LeByer. OF Dennison,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. With are enjoying
visit from Miss Bell Mccarthy, who
arrived the other day from Oswego.
Nov York.
Mrs. n. ". jana, one OF Albuquer.
quo's worthy ladies'. has gone 10 south.
ern California on q vacation and TO
visit relatives.
e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. PutRey, who
enjoyed an outing at the Jemez hot
springs, have returned 20 the social
circles OF the city.
o
Mrs. w. =. SwitEer and children left
last night for California where they
will spend several weeks AZ the yari.
Gus resorts.
Mrs. a. u. McMillon was hostess at
delightful lawn party az her resi-.
dence on south Walter street on Fri.
day morning
Mr. and MIRA s. G. Jackson. and
their guest. Miss Mniorie Hunt. are
spending a recreation among the pines
OF the zunl mountains
Mrs. Felix Baca and children. fam.
ily Of Attorney BacN. have gone to
Trinidad and other Colorado cities 10
visit relatives and friends.
Col. and Me. W. n. Greer. who
we're east on pleasure and business,
have returned 20 the city. and friends
were at the station 20 receive them.
3
Miss May L. Donaldson. OF soutn
High street. In pleased 20 have IA her
guest her nelce. Mrs. A. W. White.
who arrived the other day from Pitts.
burg. Pa.
Conductor ana Mrs. Frank Muir ~,
and children. will leave about July
for Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, 60 en-
Joy a few weeks visit with the mother
OF Mr.. Murphy.
Among those who returned from the
east during the week were Mrs. NJ. g.
OterO and daughter Mrs. g. W. Harri.
son. accompanied by the latter's tive
sons. otero and Walker
D.
Or. and Mrs. A. u. Henderson, so
ciety folks OF east Railroad avenue,
VIII spend their summer vacation
among eastern relatives. They left the
other evening for the east.
-
During the week. Attorney and Mrs.
A. n McMlllen entertained Mlss jos.
sic Purcell. OF Spaulding, Ohio. who
was returning home from an extended
stay In southern California
D.
The Gogallon club gave an Informal
smoker last night az rs club rooms.
Two new candidates. Alva Cochran
and ". Billlngs, were initiated into
the mysteries Of the club
.
Miss Mae Yost. who attended the
Girls Collegiate college Of Los An.
geles, and who was one Of the grad.
yates. has returned 20 her home near
the government Indian school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
APPEARS AGAINST REBATES

Kansas City. June 27.-Milton ID.
Purdy, assistant attorney general. ar.
rived here today from Washington 10
institute proceedings before. the Uni.
tod states district Judge, Phillips.
against the fourteen railroads enloln.
"a by tho latter from giving rebates.
Purdy stated that tho iniormatiOns
against the roads had been prepared
BY him and that they would not be-
iled for several days yet.
Ho said that there was nothing new
regarding the cases that might W.
made public 81 this time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
RUSSIA COMPLETING
hEA PEACE PROPOSALS

81 Petersburg, June 21.-The peg0-
tiatiOns relative 20 the Washington
meeting are entering on the nnal
phase. Foreign Minister LAmsdOrif
had suflcieutly recovered today 70 40
10 Poterhoh whore he discussed the
negotiations With the emperor.
Later. Ambassador Meyer was re-
ceiyed az the chancellory and convey,
Cd TO tho foreign minister a o9mmuni.
cation from Woshingtoa.
The BOurse Gazette today prints a
fumor 10 the eject that ADMIRAL Alex.
ien will suceoed Count IAmsdortf a.
foreign minister
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
WOUNDS REsuLTEo IN
DEATH OF FLOOD

Mike Flood, who vas shot By Rob.
ert Mesherry Friday night died from
bis wounds AZ the ladies' Home AZ
six o'clock last evening. says tbs Las
eEas Optic. Hopes wcte entertained
fOr hla recovery up 20 ave o'clock
when he began 10 sink rapidly. When
be realised that the end had come 70
his earthly existence. he remarked
90 A. A. holoney. who visited bis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Put-in-Bay, Ohio. June 27.--Alm0si
every county Of the buckeye state Il
well represented among the host Of
delegaten and visitors here for she
iftysixth annual session OF the Ohio
State Teachers association. The con.
venti0n has headquarters AZ the Hotel
Victory. where the gathering was
formally opened this morning with
the inaugural address OF President N.
49, CLANCY. The feature OF tbe AZ.
torROOn session was a symposium 10
last three days during which tine
there will be papers, addresses and
discussions covering every branch OF
educational work. The attendance
10 exceptionally large aad the cOnyen.
ton gives promise Of great success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
BRITisH SHIP SINKS
oAnlsH CADET sHlp.

Copenhagen. June ga serious
disaster occurred last nlght when the
Danish training schooner, George
stag. was rammed and sunk BY the
Brislsh steamer Auacona. The George
Dtag sank In one and oneh half min.
utes. twenty-five cadeta we're droVn'
% and nfty.seven saved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Morain, Ohio. June g7.-The bie
steel freight steamship, william Al.
Rogers. built for the NIAGARA TrAnalt
company was successfully launched
here today. The chrletenink ccre.
inony wa performed BY Mrs william
4, Rogers. wife Of the president Of
the fonaWanda Iron and steel com.
pany,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
GREEN AND oAVNoR
NEARING The END

Montreal. June 27.--The supreme
court today unanimously granted a
motion made IN behalf OF the govern.
ment OF tho United States 10 quaah
an appeal Of GaynOr and Green from
the Judgment OF the court Of Kings
bench. aiiirmlng the refusal Of a writ
OF prohibition BY Judge Davidson
against the issue Of warrant for "a.
tradition, The appeal was quashed
with costs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Albuquerque ,',,...,..'.,.,.''.
Madrid ,,............,........... 4
The Browns Won By good stick
work and fast FIELDING, and up Until
the FIRST half OF the sixth inning 4
looked a. though the miners would
be shut out. Anderson opened the
bali by hit, Pettus followed with an
other. The last hit scored Anderson
and Pottus, and Ffarlty stole home on
an error OF Mcdonald.
The miners went down IN rotation
In the seventh Inning. The feature
OF the game came In the eighth. when
Pettus lined out n home run. In this
same Inning and also ia the ninth,
the miners got men on bases, with
but one man out. hut they were short
on stick work, and their leftOn-haHea
score was attenuated extravagantly.
0allogUa. who was loaned 20 Mad
rid for the game. was lei down for
eight hits, and the Miners hlt Starr
for q like number.
Captain Mcdonald made his adleu
10 the fans yesterday and last night
Manager Houston OF the Browns, ten
deied him a goldheaded cane a. a
token Of remembrance from the club.
Mcdonald announced his withdrawal
from tho diamond last week. stating
that he Intended 10 devote his time
70 banking. He had not tired OF tho
sport but be could not neglect his
business for Il. nor allow Il 20 ivtef.
fere with his work MfDOnaid has
been one OF the mainstaya OF the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
SPEED PSOGRAM or
the TERRITORIAL FAIR

The fair program OF horse racing
aud other important events az the
approaching territorial fair has been
issued by The Citizen and copies
Others throughout the southwest
country and this includes Colorado
Nebraska. Kansas and Utah
The race program Is a. follows:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

ALBUQUERQUE WINS FROM MAD.
Rip-PETTUs HAS JOINED the
RoWNs-JiMMY DURHAM MAY
coME--LAe VEGAS TAKES NINE
STRAIGHT - MCDONALD WILL
SPORT a CANE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

d. NJ Conner. q new arHval from
Lincoln, Neb., has taken a p,ysltion
In the eiothinE store 81 N. MandelI
on Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Jacob y. Lucer0, OF santa ~. Ia
a.re on visit TO relatives ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Tuesdar. september %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

}. Cowboy. one mile ......... 10
Stock exhibit around track.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Monaar. asptsmber 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Wednesday. September 20.
: 40 Trnl New MoKicn and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

ThuradaN. septemher ai.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-11
FEDERAL JURORS DRAWN.
George Pierce of ottumwa and Henry
Shaded Among Number.

Des Moines, March 1o.-W, G.
Macarthur, clerk Of the federal
court, has returned from Davenport,
where he has completed the drawing
of the federal grand and petit juries
for the April term of court at that
place. There is a growing business
to be attended to in the new district
and a longer term of court than has
been held before will be necessary to
dispose of the present business in the
Davenport district. There have been
thirty-six grand jurors and thirty
eight petit jurors drawn for the April
term, which convenes on the first
Tuesday in April. Following is the
list:
Grand jurors-James Reeves, Ere.
mont; Harry Jones, Bonaparte; s. B.
Crimson, Brooklyn; David Hopkirk,
Fairfield; Edwin McColm, M%uscatine;
e. L. Beall. sigourney; C. G. Taylor,
Fairfield; Marion Riel, Wayland; w.
H. Grady, Muscatine; r. E. Brady, Mil
ton; Charles Doane, Newton; W. L.
Bankhead. Lo%ckridge; George Corray,
Newton; ]. J.. Kyle, Perlee; Frank
Gay, Conesville; N. l.. Lounsberry,
Marshalltown; Roy Maneor, Foster;
James Carney, Viewer; G. w. Brenel
man, Columbus Junction; j.. w. Fidler,
Mt. Pleasant; George Boeck, Burling.
ton; George L. Scoville, Malcolm;
Henry Shaded, Ottumwa; ]. L, Root,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-11

Bonaparte, March 10.-Mrs. H.
Jones visited in Pennington Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown went to
Des Moines Wednesday,.
Mrs. j. L. Haynes and daughter
Minnie attended the funeral of Jos.
Carr in Pennington Wednesday.
P. S. Whitley is a business visitor
In Chicago this week.
Fl. Busse and family have moved
into the Steadman property north OF
town.
Mrs. Lizzie Rogers and son, of To-
peka, Kansas, are visiting relatives
here.
S. Blackburn has been quite i'll the
past week.
John Young was a Pennington visi-
tor Wednesday.
A social dance will be given at the
Whitley opera house Friday, March
IT.
Mrs. Mary Cantril was i'll in Fort
Madison the first of the week.
Rev. Barber, of Libertyville, visited
relatives here Wednesday,.
Miss Tot Bell is quite Ill with the
grip.
Mrs. Thos. Robb, of Pennington
was a Bonaparte visitor Thursday.
Ivan Coolidge, of Keokuk, visited
relatives and friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Christian and son
Ed Of FIT. Madison are visiting in
town,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-11
WHEAT A DOLLAR A LOAD,
Burned Elevator in Council Bluffs
Brings Slump in Grain.

Burned Elevator in Council Bluffs
Brings Slump in Grain.
Council Bluffs. March 10.-A dollar
a load Is the scandalously low price at
which wheat is being sold on the scene
OF Monday nights elevator fire, in
which nearly one-haf million dollars
worth of property was destroyed and
there are no strict regulations en-
constitutes a load. The announcement
sippi Grain company that the unde-
stroyed cereal would be sold at that
price attracted a hundred or more
teams to the scene yesterday. So ex-
cited were some of the BUYERS that
they backed their teams right into the
burning mountain Of grain, in some
instances damaging their wagons n
terrifying their horses. The grain
company realizes that 1t cannot save
all of the grain that Is heaped UP in
the ruins. but a mighty effort is being
made to w as much of 1t as possible.
Yesterday fifty teams and more than
n hundred men were engaged haul
ing the grain to cars, which will con-
vey 1t to other elevators controlled by
the company. At these prices it will
be dried and cleaned and placed on the
market again. 1t is thought that 20
per cent of the 300,0 900 bushels Of
grain contained in the elevator before
the fire will be saved. The heap of
grain is still burning as flercely as 1t
did the day after the fire, and it is
thought that the flames will continue
the work Of destruction for a week or
more longer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-11
CHEQUEST.

Chequest. March 10.-Miss Matte
Ntcklin, of Leando, closed a very sue
cessful term Of school at the Hawkeye
Saturday, March IA.
The Chequest Farmers Telephone
Co.. held their annual meeting, at the
Hawkeye school house Saturday after
noon, after the closing of school.
Lew Anderson, of Pittsburg, was a
business caller in Chequest Wednes-
day afternoon.
Rev. VIM. Heger, of White Elm
preached an able and interesting SER
NOR to a large congregation al
Union last Sunday.
The little son of James Sexton and
Mrs. Al Lasley are both on the sick
list.
Miss Georgia Arson, Of Kilbourne
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Plowman in this place.
DR.. Hereford, of Leando, was ir
Chequest Wednesday, called by sick
ness.
The Union literary society closed
Wednesday night. A good program
was given.
Geo. Hissem and mother, of Leando
are moving this week to their farm In
Chequest township.
]. E. shaffer sold his Inc lot of fine
steers last Tuesday to an Oskaloosa
man. and purchased a car load OF
feeders the following day of f. S
Harryman.
Mrs. colvin left c%hequest Tuesday
for Keosauqua.
Mrs. Ed Lasley and children, OF
White Elm, visited Tuesday at Johr
Haney's at this place.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-11
CAUGHT AFTER THREE YEARS.
Louisa County Sheriff Captures Hors'
Thief in Minnesota.

Louisa County Sheriff Captures Horse
Thief in Minnesota.
Wapello, March 10.-Sheriff w. c.
Saunders returned Wednesday morn
ing from Minnesota with a horse thief
after more than three years search.
On the night of December %, 1901,
one Charles w. Young stole a horse
from a man by the name Of Munson,
of Eliot township, The thief took a
south course, passing through Oakville
at daylight on the morning Of the 23d.
In the afternoon Of that day Sheriff
Saunders vas notified of the theft,
and at once went to work. He traced
his nan through Burlington, and found
that he had spent the night at a far
mer's house on the Fort Madison road.
Here the thief struck out for the Mis-
sissippi bottom. The sheriff found the
horse in the hands Of Mr.. Showers, on
the old Patterson farm, he having pur-
chased the horse from the man the
sheriff was after. Young was traced
to a small station on the G. B. & O..
and was next located at Sterling.
Wyo., where the trail was lost for
three years until about six weeks ago
when he was located in st. Cloud,
MINI. Sheriff Saunders left for that
place last Monday morning, and re-
turned Wednesday, with his man, and
now has him safely lodged in the
Louisiana county jail.