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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

There had never been SO many
beHrhrH IN the streets az at tho pres.
emit time. some Of them presenting
very pliiable s9cctaciea. Tho impulse
% naEslfs % to give. especially 81 the
persons are from the country Some
on the hegrars are undoubtedly genu.
Inc cases nf distress and a little tenn.
uornry relief ls without question. g
great hifes.nf 60 the recipient. But
some Of the clgCa are the very worst
kind OF fakes. One of these was cN'
posed IA the court RON the other dnyi
greatly 10 the nsiOnishmfni OF the ali-
ting magistrate, who was at irat dis
posed 10 aympalhl1e with he bcggar
Ia his arrest. The oinccr who had
made the arrest proceeded 10 show
the magistrate what a fraud tho man
was. He seemed stopped and Grip
Piled. from hia bact nrolruded a inmp.
one arm was hnudngg itH entire
length. aud strapped 10 n.1 body The
fingers OF the other hand we're dfawa
up like taiona us face vas dlalort.
ca. as ~ re had been injured IN some
friehtful diaaHtgF He vas weeping
conlousiy. Tho oGlcor ran one hand
under the pfigonera coat and hauled
forth an Ola coat neatly rolled into q
bundle. The lump on Che mans back
had disappeared. Then the police
mar unaiFappod his handagod arm
ana showed ihat It was sound and
strong. The hand and twisted fingers
were Strengthened and the transform
hongar was presented 90 The court
"Ton days on the island. and gee him
out 0f my sight quickly" ordered the
magistrate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
Remarkable Instance Of Total
Dopravlty at an Early Age
IN the Life Of a Boy.
EVEN SEYSCRAPERS HAVE
MATRIMONIAL RONAACES
Judge Is Disguised at the Excel.
lent Makeup Orwell known
and Successful Beggar

New York. Sept. es.--li the theolo'
RiCni experts are short Of material 20
sustain their doctrine of total deprav.
tty 4uey must look into tho case or
Frederick Hommcl, OF this city. Mfa.
Frank Hommel, who - a truckman,
died last week. leaving two little chil.
dren. Harry. aged twelve and Mamie,
AGED eight. rolling as he Is early
and late the widowed Hommel decided
chat he could give little time 90 bis
home and proposed % move 90 small
Ter apartments. ngt, little Mamie
aaid she could look after things ana
finally persuaded her father 20 keen
the old home Every mornlng the
father left go cents for food, placing
h under the bureau cover. Last week
tho children we're surprised 20 re-
coivo A vislf from their brother FRED
orick. twenty ycnr8 Old. who nad NOT
boon homie Ia I'VE yoara. According %
his father Frederick had spent bis hte
In dissipation, making his nome ~
LODGING houses Frederick demanded
money from the children, and the COIN
winch was 10 buy their meals was
turned over 20 him. Another DAY ne
came ana the brave llttie couple gave
up the price 81 their bread without
a whimper. keeping the fact secret
from their father when the brother
called last wednesday morning ne
found only forty cents under the Du.
reau cover. hOmmel, tho father had
been short OF change. Frederick de-
manded thai Harry make up the
shortage. The boy refused, and the
elder brother departed The children
broke the news 20 Hommel that night
the enragcd father searched the city
for hts son. bus finally gave up tne
search and turned the matter over 20
she police. getting out a warrant lot
the arrest Of his son. As a specimen
OF total depravity this case has had
no parallel lately even IN this deprav'
ed city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

in the neck, sometimes having q Or.
tlo v clouT down go the belf line. and
the sleeves, q they may d. called
such. are little caps OF round shield
pieces under the arms. meeting nn tQn
ln narrow points, or they may be-
very short Eion sleeves open GA TOP
ana laced up inside ia worn q
guimuo with sleeves under which msy
bo seen contrasting color, Tor ln
stance. "a green suit Was made ln
green cashmere aud under tho white
gulmpe was a liHhi under waist ST
chin Hilk. Cashmerea are particularly
suitable for these dresses or such
goods aa etiolcnuoa. vulles OF the
chiffon mthaira.
Az evening gown was made from
one of ihe new hordered silks from a
princess design. The gown was
mounted ga "a nlnof0rdo siip-iuunda-
tl0n. onWhich Wat arranged lace
yoke topped by a standing collar, and
iho yoke was outlined with a band Of
One border and q band also outlined
the nrmholes The sleeves were
formed of shaped puts with gathers
ai ths Ream end only si'ghi fulIneas
af The lover edgo, where q l0lned me
lace cuffs topped with bands similar
Do laat below the yoke ne from.
go ESQ gown was drap0l bF shifnng
I'd oaeh side ~ the ceu1af front scam.
and lhe back was fitted closely io tho
awuro. while under ihe back o.ualun
VAS box plait The pamron was
formed nf fNu ROWS Uf ihn bordering
which reached io lhn feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

There q a rush OF young women
applicants for positions % the Amer
lean surety cOmpany'a square SKY
Hcraper on Broadway Vacancies are
occurring there constantly, and 20 ire
auenf have been the droppings out Of
young lady stonomaphcra that y has
kent the manugofH Of the dlhoront
oaices al their sits ends 60 keep
their tynewrtlng up 90 date An
epidemlc nf marrying has broken out
ln the building and has ragged with
great force. 80 that no sooner does a
youne lady get fairly accustomed TO
hes Mace than an agent, or clerk ur
aacrelagy falls ln love with her. the
oourtshlp goes on between times, and
soon another vacancy Is created. Six
marriages nave occurred IL the forces
he the building with IA q few months.
Ia one department there are nearly
one hundred atenographerH, and a.
many clerka, and each clerk has his
own particular vanity IN the person Of
lovely and accomplished stonograph'
er. The glancos TO and iro are innum'
cradle and almost constant from the
opening OF the establishment 70 tne
closing Of II daily The iirst marriage
was that OF the assistant secretary,
which was quickly followed by tie
trcaHurcr's ana a. each was full salts.
fed and constantly alluded TO his new.
found happiness, the clerks thought 4
vas good example 20 follow, They
began 20 make the necessary arrange
ments as fast as possible The book
keepers ana photographer make q
strong combination. Tho officers did
their best 10 keep the epidemic con
hnod 10 the accounting department,
but case occurred on the floor below
IN the legal department. and now the
officials cannot tell where u will end.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

satin finish and chiffon weight. and
f0f dress skita 90 BE- Worn separately
they are an eoonolhical ventures set
they are not cheap IN the FIRST place
but " In standard colofa their life %
service ID extremely long.
Tho other day J saw some very
beautiful voilea ~ 60 Silly a hnisn
chat mistook them ai arai glance fOg
mcasalino some Of these volloa hat
little SHY dots OF stars over tholi
surface, which lass in the fancy Cpi-
OTIS make very nrrtiy wants Tor ov
oninn wear We on know the wear
that can be got out oi a pnplin there
ID chiffon weight that viii be much
used this winter for reception. calling
and matinee wear aud in the majority
ol cases Tight colurs VIII De called for
and olahufatoiy trimmed while Tor a
dreaay skirt nothing would be nicer
than one made ln a fairly heavy quail
ity of black poplin which, being o.
linen and silk. has the richness that
o. the characteristic OF The gr0a.
sfaina.
IN silks there Is little 60 report 10
the way of change. it is tho early
NNNAN" NNAN NNNMHN NNN NINHA HNMAhA
innovations IN these materials; but
the heavier qualities are being a lit-
ne more worn than has been,
except whom intended for evening
wear, aud smour these are shown
some beautiful messaiines covered
with an sizes NJ dots with q bunler
either IN flower OF o conventional de-.
alEn The flower designs are stu
popular In All the muslin quallilca 4
1liks. OrRandlca silk mulls. etc.
Some very handsome velvels will
be worn, especially those called mir
ror," and the chiffon grades will be
used for capea oloaks and those
wraps Of an sorts for corcmoni qua
wear For the dlrociolro coats no ma
icrial Is more appropriate. these coats
win De fashionable this winter which
when made IN such materials as vai-
yot. heavy silks or bfoadclotha are
worn at the most formal dress func-
lions. and thouRn they are sometimes
seen in the rough and ready clothes
thoy aye entirely oui of their element
certain styles and material have az
Entities just as people and places.
One of our New York houses that
has designs exolualvoly itg own mas
put on the market a Jumper suit.
which sounds wOrk.like. does 4 not
But IL Ia a dainty analr Intended 20
take the place OF the shirt waist suit.
The skirt Is made a good deal on the
princess style. only by no means ~
high 10 the stride; the waist d low
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

every day from both the native max
ora aud those Of Paris and Vienna.
For some reason or other they have
been coming IN earlier than usual.
as for a week or more gllfauses az
styles quite decided have Deen shown
20 the favored few; and though there
Is no accounting for popular tastes
and decisions and the liking for
change Of mind, the styles for the
coming season are now pretty Wen
fixed for the autumn until real wlntry
weather sets IN.
The reds of last year which gave
such brightness 10 the street scenes
wherever women were aElemhled. arc
siiil with us. but they are this year
much darker and look as though the
artist had afterwards given them "a
VEN OF hmp-hlack. Some of thos
reds have purplish t.ngc. while
many a blue can be described In no
other way than purplish blue. yci ,se
navys are today more in evidence
than for many years. indeed the
tendency Of all the new materials I'M
tended for the street lre dark as is
seen IN myrtle, an the greens. br0wns
and grays OF the last color elephant"
and London smoke are the most pop
ular.
There are innumeranle checked,
plaided and striped effects. especial
~ Ia the woOlons; but instead OF
there being a great mixture ~ color
these effects are obtained by dlneren,
weaving IN the one tone Plaids o.
the Scotch and French varieties and
IN many other combinations are 20 be-
extensively worn, as soon as the
cooler days come IN. and for those
who can not wear a plaid there are
some beautiful striped sllka. There
are also IN plalds and stripes some
oxquisltely shaded hraids about f1nr
inches wide. Intended for belts, and
narrower quality for the mock
In spite OF an the predictions 10 the
contrary, che broadclotha are much
more aerylccable than velvet keeps
its elegant appearance longer and Il
more appropriate 90 the street, Il Is,
IN the beautiful chiffon qualities uow
used. especially suitable for the prln
{ cess dresses that are silli with us. az
/ q ls heavy enough 20 keep lta long
tines intact eud yet go pliahlo iha'
the arrangements Of those lines novei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

The streets Of New York are equal
in entertaining qualities To a dozen
vaudeville companies 10 one, as every
day there are amusing events that
evolved from the ordinary paaains
events Of the business lie OF the
metropolis fairly test the powers
90 laughter. In a crowded hour on
Broadway the other day a lady under
took to cross The street. and In doing
so she walked close 10 the rear end
OF an express wagon. A vigorous dog
was looking out OF the wagon. taking
in the scenery with evident delight,
and IN the same time Keeping track OF
what WAS passing Among the latter
was the lady ln question, The dog
observed that she wore some very flne
flowers Ia her hat aud also bird,
which looked quite apneiizing and ton.
dcf So he thrust out hts Hnout end
with q mighty gulp seized the flowers
AMI hlrd and gave a yank hnt enc
hslp.ns proved strong and would nor
part So ihe lady Waa draEgcd ALONG
in fhe rear OF the express wagon,
pulling hack with ali her might AMI
the dog ollnElng tO the bird and low
urs Ike death 90 q dead negro. tln.
ally tho drivers attention was called
% ihe tragedy In the rear alter 9
number OIL gentlemen haa rushed 20
the rcacuo, and he obnoxious animal
Nas pulled OF without having rapiur
cd ~ prey.
Another event equally c0mical hap
ptned ON Broadway where % water
nine suddenly threw a miniature gey'
fer INTO the air. A bapiCsa individual
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

Wall streets dog market has hoon
established by long custom nc the
corner Of Exchange place and New
street. There Il always has been
possible 10 pick up dogs OF strange
ana unfathomahlo breeding at prices
that nuctuated aa widely as those OF
other markets. Owing TO the bucket
shop agitation by one Of the yellow
Journals the dog market has been
broken up, Now the dog peddlers walk
up and down Broadway with their
dogs safely slowed under their arms.
Business Is still good with them.
OLD TIMER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
IMPENDING CHANGES M
UNCLE SANS ARMY

Washington oct Three im-
puwant army chanEoa via bc made m
the near future TOE nfsi is Dol the
position of chief 81 altHlorY. enc pres
ont incumbent General 8 81 STILLS.
having asked iof retirement 0n ar-
count % illness Ht % nl present in
New forl 90 oxicndod sick leave iip
Wlll % succeeded by Colonel Arthur
Murray. moss acting chief 81 artillery
The change Will take place on Ocio.
Der / Another Important change Nill
bc ihc retirement. Tor age. "a lauu
airy or earlier 40 his oNn request anf
on account of bad health 81 GENERAL
George u Burton. inspector general
OF me army When ihls retirement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
Loved Peverly WIth Freedom.

Mary Ward has a. las. boeu slnt
10 the workhouse She wandered on
the streets with a basket OF decayed
fruit. old lemons aud a choice c0lltc.
iion of rags upon her person. Il was
interesting to note the disgust and am.
azement with which the ladies on the
sidewalk always regarded her She
had been permitted TO crawl up and
down the sidewalks Of the busiest
street, the most diatasieiul object TO
30 found in the city. And yei, when
she wae brought before the court she
mad a hundred dollars IN her clothes,
which OF themselves were not worth
q hundred cents. Sho chung 20 her
money "a she was taken sway, but the
street has been rid Of one oyesore AZ
last.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

Rev harena was a pasaonHcl lesi
nlghi or rhoonla. where DC goes %
aiiend q meeting 81 che headquarters
committee 81 che Autlsaio0n ieagua
Of Arlzonai thence % Tucson, where
ho vim attend the Methodist Eplacl
pai church conference nn alli ~
turn 20 Albuquerque about Oelubc 2,
in time 90 attend ibe preshyf0i
synod which wlll then convene lE this
city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

one o. the commandments
The writer Of these opisilcs made
discovery on Sunday last. which be
haatena 10 communicate 90 che theo'
logical world. never having seen any
mention OF u. He was attending an
Epworih League meeting and there
was displayed a huge copy os the ten
commandments on cioth His eyes rest.
cd on the commandment regarding the
observation 81 the Sabbath Day, aud
he kept reasiing Il over and over. Fin
ally ll occurred 90 him that there
was something lacking. Reading once
uaort slowly, ne said 20 himself. Here
IA everybody prohibited from working
on the sabbath Day, the sons, daugh'
tiers. man servants, maid soryantg etc
but. where arc the wives7 And he
went into a patient search for the
wives. but no wives we're there SO
ho looRod into the Bible and 10 and
behold, no wives are there either. Now
we're the wives left out because %
was intended that they should not be-
condemned for the work their hua.
bands make them perform on sun
days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

New York, Sept 20-ln spite OF
the warm weathor 90 far. autumn
fashion openings and rumora OF more
60 come are the consequence of the
beautiful creations that are arriving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

be had no intention OF carrying them
on. Tho horse acted very shy for
some time Afterwards.
Good work Tor nlnuesd Church.
The uid Uuich Reformed church on
the Neck road. ehcopshcad bay, whore
the kuickrrhuckcra and Ru08cVelta
w0rshlpped Ga olden times, has been
turned into q school for Jockeys. IN
the pulpit. whore none bat the sound
eat OF doctrines was preached. teacn-
efs instruct stable employees In the
rudlments Of cduca,iOn. the Coney
island Jockey club purchased The
bulldius and d paving good salaries
to competent instructors 20 teach the
white and black boys and youths who
follow the races during tho racing
season. School hours are afternoons
and evenings during the winior
months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

give the appearance of being bulky
Next 30 broadclulh como tho satin
faced iady's cloths which have some
similarity io hroadcioth hm are not
30 fne sfrges have been eiven ihis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
The LENIMENT of our
FOretatherS.

takes place ihe president VIII prob
ably appoint Colonel BE- A Gar'iug
Ton. one 81 the best sn0Hu afaf Oh
fcera ANA hr0 herein law uf 0en.
emi Z 81 neH chief 0f stan of ihe
army
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
VICTIM OF OYN-
ANTE EXPLOSION
bud" JONATHAN rs HORRIBLY
muTlLATED AND MAY DIE
BoTH EYES BLINDED.

News has reached here thar az s.
result Of trying 10 tamp "a tWopound
stick OF dynamite into post hole ~
rock. with a steel bar Bud Don
athan was fearfuliy injured aDou-
three miles from Lower Ponsaco. nh
wednesday about ~ o'clock 50 the
forenoon no was blown thirtynYe
feel in the ain. both his eyes were
utterly destroyed, his right hand was
almost blown on and over a hundrer
pieces OF rock were projected INFO his
body Mr Jonathan is a single man
Arch Van Wrinkle was also severely
but not dangerously hurt Mr. Don
athan was one Of a crew Of men who
were az work under the supurlniend-
once of Mr. Van Wrinkle the contract
or who 10 building the extension Of
the Ponsaco Telephone company
line from there 90 Cloudcrolt Tn1
place M which they were putting in
lho pole Is solid rock aa9 blasting was
necessary lt % not known hers
whether ho used a steel tool Tor lamp
Ing on bis own responsibility on
whether ne was instructed so 20 DO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

"Aud now much money % you
claim ibis poor, innocent young man
stole from youg" asked the great law
er
"Oh. "a took some twenty odd dol.
lars replied the witness
a dan want any gueasea like tnnr
want t0 know exactly how mucH be
.c s."
q told you exactly how muca."
Ngu dii not
eyes ! dld Hc took twenty 0dd lQl-
lars They were nli one dollar BILLS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

"A dressing for sores. cruises aud
hurns Chamberlain salre % an THAI
can Be desired n q soothing aud
hoaliug "a De- effect Price 90 cents.
Won sale hg all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

FOR RHEUMATIC PAINS,
INFLAMMATION. STIFF
JOINTS, LUMBAGo, Bite
A FEW DROPS,
a PEW RGBs
AND THE PAIN rs CONE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
NORTHERN PACIFIC
HOLDINGS ATTACKED

Spokane. Wash. Sept ga suit has
been started in the superior court Of
Spokane county that questions the
validity Of the entire holdings Of the
validity o fthe entire holdings Of the
Northern Pacific Railway company eN-
tending from Seattle to ST. Paul il
also questions the right OF the company
10 hold any OF the lands granted the
Northern Pacific railroad, which have
since been acquired by the Northern
Pacific Railway company.
The suit Is brought by Joseph II
Boyn against the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company and the Northern Pacific
Railway company 10 recover $15.b29.5L
claimed 10 be due from the Occur
d'Alene Railway & Navigation COM
pany which property has since been
sold TO the Northern Pacific Railway
company.
The plaintiff Is represented by Attys.
r. l.. Edmiston. ex-senator George Tur-
ner and J NJ. Geraghty OF spokane The
plaintiff states that the transfer OF the
properly Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company 10 the Northern Pacific
Railway company was illegal, fraudu-
lent and void
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
RACE TO GET HOLD OF
EH.BANkER STENSlAN0.

New York. Sept. 2O.-The arrival here
from Morocco, early next week. Of Paul
q. Stenslaud, the cmbezzling president
N the Milwaukee Avenue state hank
Of Chicago. viii probably be the signal
FOR race 20 get possession OF him.
Stensland is In the custody Of Asst
States Atty. Olsen OF Chicago. who
was commissioned United State
agent to bring him here. Olsen ana
the states attorneys office Of Chicago
want 10 rush the defaulting bank pres
ident west before his son. Theodorr
Stensland and others interested,
can get the ear Of the fugi-
live Theodore Stensland arrived
here last night 10 be ready TO meet his
father and dissuade him from his In
tention Of submitting meekly
Detective Kinder. for the Chicago po-
lice, placed the necessary papers for
extradition In the hands OF Gov. Hig-
gins at Albany. and Gov. Stokes. at
Trenton, yesterday. He has pernls-
sion 10 rush the noted thief back 20
Chicago.
II Is said that Kinder has chartered
G. K @. Billings yacht one Of the
fastest in the harbor 10 meet the
Prince Adelbert al quarantine.
The rsoment the yacht gets alongside
the liner It is the plan TO put stems
land aboard OF her. race 20 Jersey city
and place him on train for Chicago
before his son can get TO him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-20
BIG COMBINED SUIT
AGAINST BRITISH ms. cos.

San Francisco. Sept. 0-The Examiner
says today that the Sharon estate. Par
rot estate and California Wine associa.
tion have decided 20 combine In q 5000
suit against the British Insurance com
pauies, which hy reason a. an earth
quake clause IN their policies are refusing
% settle their san Francisco losses IN fun
The companies referred 20 include the
Commercial Union, Alliance Palstins and
Norwick Union. Added "a these are the
Indemnity and Williamsburg City Of this
country whose policies contain the SANE
provision purporting 70 exempt them from
liability FOR loss caused by earthquake