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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
FROM THE LAST
DAYS OF POMPEW,


complicated machinery 81 social ne
was ioit save the primal law oi soli-
preservation
On parts whore the ashoa lay dry
and uncommlEed with ih0 boiling iof-
rents. cast upward from the mQun-
tain no caprclou1 intervals ihC SURE
face ui ihe carih presented "a lgpfepa
0ud ghaally white. lu other places
ndcr and rock lay matted Ia heaps
from beneath which emerged tht
hali.hid limbs os some crushed and
mangiCd fugIuvc Tile gr0ana of the
dying were broken hy Wild Hhrelga OF
womens tefror~ now near. now disc
tant
suddenly me place became lighted
with an Intense and iunf glow
Bright and rlmliic through the
darkness which closed around n like
Tho wallis of belt. tho mountain shonu
"a pile of nrel 30 summit scented
rlNen in tWoi ON rather. above ui
surface there seemed lo rise two
monster shapes. zach confronting
eaeh. as demona coniendlhr tor a
world.
Bot suddenly q duller shake foil
over me aid. nCholei one of the
two gigantic crosts. into which the
summit had been divided. rocked and
NaVcrod io and fro, and then. with n
sound. The mlghtlncas OF which no
language can describe. 70 fen from ne
burning base and rushed, an awful
avalanche oi ere, down she sides Of
the mouniainl AZ the same instant
pushed forth n volume OF binckened
smoke-rolllng on over air. sea and
earth
Anclhcr-an an0ihCr-and another
shower Uf ashes Car more prufusn
than before. scattered fresh d,soia-
ton uluuR the Streets Darkness once
more wrapped them as "a veil.
And meetly. aoftiy. beautifully.
dawnod az last the light over the
trembling dcopl--tho winds were
sinking Into roat--tho foam died
from the gruwlng azure OF that de-
hclcus sea- Around Che east thin
mlata caught gradually the rosy huos
that honldcd the morning. Light
wae about 90 resume iiB reign. Yet.
silll dark and massive in the distance.
lay TIE broken fragments oi che de-
Hifoying cloud, from which red
siroaks. burning dimllor and more
dim. betrayed tho yet rolling fires oil
the mountain 0f the "gcofchod
Fields" The white walls and Fioam.
Ing columns that had adorned the
lovely coasts were no more Sullnn
and dnil were the shores 80 lately
g csicd by tho cities Of Herculanoum
AMI pOmpoli. The darllnra nf tho
O. ~ were mntched from her en-
hrncol Century after century shall
me mighty mother stretch forth her
rzuFe arms, and know them not
meaning around the sepnlchera OF the
lustl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

New York, April io For fony
years a Russian roqoluiiouiat. Nloho-
lee W. rchaykoyaky has boon lu thia
country for some weeks AZ the adj
vance nrcni On the work ho and Max
im Qoriy propose io carry out here.
Their plan ia t0 influence financial
sympathy in this land oi the iroo 30
thsi ihe NeiknF GLASSES of Huusin
may bo provided with arms to dehl
ier liberty
When Mr Norkcy arrived De found
that his colleague. Tchaykovaky. had
been active. Already an American
national committee hes boon formed.
headed hy Robert Hunter. a member
OF the wealthy Stokes family. Among
wealthy Americans who have prone
ised supper are StuyYocant Fish and
Robert Collier. the millionaire rail.
reader and publisher.
Iachaykuyaky Is n graduate OF the
University of 81 Petersburg While
q student be- was arrested three times
Tor his agiiaiiOnH, Later ne was lm-
prlaOuod and then oxllod.
Most OF the time since be has lived
in Lcqdon, directing the machinery
OF revolution. -Four years he spent in
the Vnitcd SiatoH, studying social
conditions lie worked in phiiadol-
phia, iarmcd IN Kansas and lived IN
Shaker settlement near Rochester.
He has been back 90 Russia several
times in dlagulso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
BERNALILLO COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
SAINTS Fe Operators Plead
Guilty to Changing
Railroad Pass.
COURT LETS WERNER Off EASY

tTuesday, April ~
Eduardo Apudncn. OF I.os Duranea
whose trial on the charge OF attempt
20 commit rape. took np the greater
part N yesterday. was found not
guilty. The crime with which Apo.
aaea was charged was alleged 10 have
been committed in Loa Duranes Ia
hpfl. 1898. and the proaoOnirlA, now
eeaa, was o woman many years bis
senior The defense showed that tho
defendant and the proocutrix had
been drunk together on tho afternoon
of the day the crime WIS., alleged
70 have been committed. IL vas upon
This evidence that the jury found It's
verdict.
Wylle hlckox Acquitted.
lu trial that consumed less than
an hour yesterday afternoon, Wyllo
HickQE was acquitted on the charge
ol carrying "a deadly weapon. TIE
ouenao with which Hiefnx Was
charged was committed lasf fali dur.
ing The trouble over the sherins nf.
nee. The defendant was a deputy un.
der nuhnel Whea ha Was arrested
hy a deputy under Afmlln. he carried
a gun at che time The defense
showed that ON the niRht of lho MI.
legged oncuac the defendant had been
sent 90 watch the sunnyaido resort
some suspicious characters had hoon
aoen about the place and tho nroprio-
Tor had asked Tor a Wnighmap Hlck0K
bad gone there hy orders OF Under
Hhoriu Newcomer, and had been taken
into custody while Watching the
mInnn IL .rnn moon aN. ........Ifa d..
siructlous that tho verdict of not
guilty was returned.
Operators Plead Guilty.
The two telegraph operators, j, II.
ponahue and George Holmcs charg.
ga with changing railroad pass.
forgery thla morning plead guilty and
were ssntcL, "a 90 serve one year
each in the peuilonilary. The above
names are not thought to ho their
right names Tho crime was commit.
tea "a March D0nahuo was given n
pass at the local station 10 80 20 San
Mafcial. and DO bolriend Holmes. a
brother operator. the words "and
one were written lu tho pass after
the name of Danohuo
Court commutea Sentence.
Harry Werner, 20 years of ago, and
30 short in this country that he can
scarcely talk other than the language
OF the intheFland. plead guilty to-
stealing q kodak from the store OF N
j. Houston, AZ he had been in iall
since Last Nll, when the onense was
committed, and h6CauGo OF his youth,
iho court Imposed "a sentence of one
year lH the pcnlientlay upon the dc.
iendani, and then waived lmprlaon-
ment pending good behavior.
Ngrnpf'E case was q peculiar one
Ho said that M had received bad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
OLDEST MASON WILL
LOCATE AT EaTaNcfA

Harry O. Bennett of Willard WIS IN
hHiancla 90 meet bis father and sis.
Ter, who arrived from southern Calf
tofnia 90 make their home On the val-
ley. Mr.. Bennett. ar. has the dis
ilnction OF being the oldest living
member Of the Masonic order ln the
United States Naturally. ne Is anx-
lQns % have a local lodge established
as soon as practicable. Mr. Bennett
and his daughter visited Ealancia last
year, and we're so well pleased with
the climate that they have decided 10
locate at Eaiancla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
FEDERAL AND TERRITORIAL
DISTRICT COURT OPENS

District court f0F the United States
and Tor the territory Fifih Judicial
district, Judge Pope presiding, was
oponed at Roswell Monday "A spe
clul voniro WAS Issued Tor iho federal
grand jury The territorial grand
Jury was sworn in the same after
noon.
Judge Pope charged tho jury "a
thoroughly lnVediiEale an eases of
carrying ccncCalCd weapons, He clt.
ga tho murder OF Conductor Frank ~
Cmtis by News Agent Prize. who was
sent up Tor llle, AS text Judge
Pope has declared war on the pistol
"ioiera' Of this district, and in this
manner oEuecia 10 reduce the NUN.
Der of killings al Roswell. Az too
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

news provlous to tho theft and had
induced in morphine 20 drown his
troubles. a was while under the of
iecia 0i the drug that the crime was
committed. The story seemed straight.
forward and iuihinl
stollzman Forfcits Bond
w, ~. Clearwater and Attorney r.
n. Wilkerson we're called upon today
20 produce the body of w. A. stolta.
man or make goOd his bond Of $500.
Siolizman was railroad man.
working on iho Santa ne road, ana
waF arrested last January on the
charge of stealing Winchester rifles
from q santa re freight car. The
guns were found in a chit wagon on
Railroad aYoude, where tho dcfend-
ant had ltft them. stOitzman could
not account for leaving them there. in
a satisfactory manner ana bis arrest
followed.
Hall Holiday for Jury.
The jury was given a half holiday
thls afternoon because Of lack of
Rriet The pleading az "euily" m
several casea caused denrth OF
ready work.
sandoVal County Jurors.
The following rrand ANA petit
Jurors ~ sand0gai county have been
Grand Jurors.
Sam Gordon. fionliacio Mont0ya,
Nacario Leyha, Bernabe Moslhs. le-
Heph hatlodge. Emollano Canchcz. Re
yes Lodesmn Ramon Garcia. Jose
Lopez. Portfolio GnlleHoa. Roman Vel
arde, Carlos Oantnios. Juan sails, Val.
oniino Iucoro. Eugcnio M1nioya. VI
Dan Chnvoa Daniel GallCgos. Ioso 20.
hx Garcia. Francisco saicodo, -ulriuo
Gonzalez Manuel pcrea. Emclio "a Ia
%. ELIAS Martinez. nonici0 Martinez,
Abel Namorn,
These are summoned for May q
Petit Jurors.
Santiago GrIego. Manuel Truiulo.
DiOuici0 Imian. nonmO ArChihoQue.
Candolarl0 aaniillanes, Juan Mariinez.
Jr., Cloinfia Sanchez Antonio I.uccr0.
Francisco sisnefos. Juan Maria Mon.
ioyn, Pedro Garcia. AuRuatin Armllo
Andres OurulC, Ncalof MontOya. 10
renzo Gutierrez. Luciano G. 40 Daca.
hornabe g. 40 Haca, NepomOcono
sanchez, Diego Romero, Felipe Aten-
clio. Luls Annie, j. n. Gurule. Andres
Iamora, Carlos Martinez Aioiandro y
Monies, iguacio nacl. Ienon aando-
val. Poiroulo Martinez, Eliilo l.ueoro,
fcliciio uuIiorros Emiierio Rivera,
JUN Gonzales Poroa, Andres Ia.
Zero, Emleran Candelarla, n n. Fen
ton, jose O. Garcia.
lho above ere summoned foF
May s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
Elk OFFENDERS are
SENTENCED AT pORTALEs

Tho grnnd jury at porlales. Ro0so.
veii county, returned twenty-five ln.
dlcimcnts j. ~ West pleaded quilts
to me charge of stealing mules, and
vas giron three yoarl aud a tine ol
$500 William Malone. found guilty
.oi larceny. goi two years oliver IA
yollo found euilly Of larceny. was
givcn three years. William walker
pleaded gulliy 90 drawing deadly
weapon aad was Eiron one year in the
pcniianuary N. Curtis, q prominent
clilzon ol portaiOe. was convicted 81
receiving stolen goods and was fined
$500 and costs. bud Stewart, ii years
of age pleaded guilty o. the charge
90 larceny. and was sentenced 10 one
year in jail On account of his age
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

Roosevelt county court Judge pOpo
sentenced William Walker TO tho pen.
iiQnt'ary Tor one year TOT drawing
n pistol that was loaded.
The caars against Benjamin TAIN.
mldge of Denver and ~ r. aud @. T..
fai|madge, OF Chicago. and other
prominent men who are under indlot.
moni Tor alleged land frauds. win De-
irloa ai the present torn Of the fed-
Oral court.
a. ~ Stevenson. OF Denver. arrived
and VIII APPEAR for the defense Ia the
Tallmadgc case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
SUIT AGAINST
SANTA FE COUNTY

wi FtNfAaNNN
SANTA "a COUNTY
sult IN which Albert HartsuH al
plaintiff asks for q Judgment Of $500
with interest at 5 per cent from July
1902. 10 the present time against the
board Of county commissioners or
Santa Dc county has been iilod with
Clerk Of the district Court A. n, ner-
gcfa. no Santa Ne. The plaintiff AZ
iages that on June ~. 1889, the board
o. county commissioners executed and
delivered for ana ln behalf 81 Santa
~ county a certain negotiable bond
whereby Il promised 20 pay the bear
er $500 for value received, fodeemablo
at che pleasure of the county after
five years and absolutely due and
payable twenty years after II was o.
aas d. with interest az s per cent pays
aplo annually,
mr. Hariaun further alleges thnt a.
holder Ut the bond the Interest on the
blrd was paid 90 him annually. until
July 1902, and that since that tlmF4
ne has heon unable 90 collect either
ne Interest or tho amount of the
bond ff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
TWO MEXlcANs KILLED
BY DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

Two Mcxlcans we're killed and six
seriously Injured at Morencl. Arlz..
While attempting TO reload "a hole with
dynamite that was siill smoking from
tho first en- rye. The force OF the
cxplosion threw Electrician Macquocn.
who was al work on a pole nosr by.
% the ground. llg sustained a bro
Ken arm, q broken leg. and hts skull
was fractured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
MORE SUITS AGAINST
NoRTHEA8TERN COMPANY

sult was filed Monday ln the dis
'flcl court lor El paa9 county. Texas.
against the 20 paau a Northeastern
ana Ua Chicago Rock island & pa
clio Railroad companies by n ~.
tdingcr a railroad engineer asking
Tor 100000 damages for iniufies h0
sustained IN q wreck ou lho E pas0 q
southwestern railway 40 Duran. just
north OF Torrance, Torrance county
The petition sgia ont that tho plaln-
iln was caught IA n wreck Of the de-
PENDANT company nt Duran. that the
ear ln which be was riding as q pas
aonger rolled d0Wn an cnbankmont
and the plaintiff was rendered Grip
pie for life as tho result OF injuries
received ana that the injuries VIII
permanently dehar the plaintiff from
pewulng his occupation us a railroad
engineer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
TERRITORIAL TOPICS


POPULAR FOLKS
MARRY AT DEMiNo.
Mark Kennedy and Mise Iulia n.
Miller of Dryer N. a.. we're mar.
riod az the homo OF Mr. and Mrs. ~.
N Russell. south of Dcminr. Rev.
w y. FoHlkE pastor OF the Method.
lst church. officiating. The woddinn
was 2 quiei andlr, only the brides sis.
TER Mrs Walter Russell. ana the fam.
w of Wm, 2 Russell being present
~ Kennedy owns ranch ln The
Mlmbrea valley. north OF Doming
where they win reside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
RUSSIA now To TURN To
THE BLOOD-RED PAGE

NlcHoLA8 W. TcHAYKovsKV. A
coLlEAcuE or MAXIM ooRkY.
wRlTEs THAT All RUSSIA is
CRYING ron ARM8-rElLs OF
THE EXACT slTuATioN-HE M.
TEREsT8 AMERICAN MILLION.
AIRES IN MovEmERr TO BUY
ARMS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

NHN aNhlNuco was Suspended DURING
SID behavior.
TALLMADoE OBJECTED
TO BEING RoOAKED.
a educational scene occurred al
Roswell Saturday afternoon on Main
street Do actors being u. n. Tan.
madgc % Denver who o. under 10.
dlcimeui on the charge OF alleged
land frauds aud r. @. Dozondorf.
special agent for Now Mexico and
Arizona Tor thp Interior department
nezondofi has q pocket kodak and
snapped rallmadgc. Ho discovered
what nozendorf had done ana started
70 whip him. Bezondorf got on with
The ncgative. Bysiandors prevented
the men from fghtiue. The eases
against rallmadee and other prOmi.
neat local men win come ub next
week IN the United States court AZ
Roswell Secret service men have
been thick a. Roswell for the past
two weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
REAL EsrArE AGENTS
FIGHT AT ARTEslA.

business on Main street was en-.
livoned Saturday morning by a little
hnock-doWn between "a couple Of real
estate men, says the ArtoHla Advo.
cate. ID seems VIII Allison so,d q
piece of land some weeks ago % a
Kansas man AID DR. Vawfor wrote
the party q letter trying 90 Yet him
10 break the trade with Allison and
buy a cortin tract from him. The
purchaser was fair enough 10 sent
the letter hack 10 Allison. and when
che latter met Vaw2or me oxpactcd
happened Vawtcr went 10 the pave.
meni sad Allison ls uurainE sot ul
badly skinned knucklCs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21
RATION 10 HAVE
ODD FELLoWs RulLplNo

RatoD lodge No 8. !. o. o. ~, has
lot contract for "a handsome new
building on their lots ON Second
street between Clark and Park ave-
mes eays tho Reporter The building
WIN front hny feet on second street
and have "a depth of eighty foot. ID
WIN Do Two stories high tho lower
noOr VIII consist of two store rooms
and the uppor floor win be- fitted ont
Tor lodge purposes complete IN hll iia
appointments u viii have lodge
room. banquet iOum. ante rooms,
property rooms and Kitchen. The
nrsi story viii ho stone with cue stone
trimmings. anA tie second story will
De built % brick ~ 3. McAtoo has
ihc contract and work on the building
VIII DC pushed na rapidly as possible.
a.lrail0n cnusch headache. nau.
seq, dizziness. lanEuor heart palpiia
lion Drastic physics grlno aickcn.
Weakco NE bowels aud don't cure.
pQaps ReFuloie act eouily and cure
constipation twenty-five cents. Ask
Your dugglst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

the sentence was suspended during
SID behavior.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

AIRS Simon Neuaiadt of Ios Innas
Is me guest Of albuquerque friepds
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-12

There are cases where an operation
is the only resource. but when one con-
siders the great number of cases of
menacing female troubles cured by
Lydia E. Pinl1ham's Vegetable Com
pound after physicians have advised
operations. no woman should submit to
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Compound and writing Mrs. Pinkhan,
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Miss Margret Merkley, of 275 Third
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:
Loss of strength, extreme nervousness,
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me to seek medical advice The doctor after
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Female troubles are steadily on the
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conferees might either sacrifice the
Pittsfeld appropriation or refuse to
raise the Boston appropriation to 5000,
600 He rushed to Gov Burleigh with
an appeal to aid him. Il think l can
handle that foryo said the Sd district
Congressman. New England has a
lot of items to save in the conference,
but | will do the best | can The
Governor secured the restoration of
the 100000 appropriation for Boston
and also saved the s1l5, 1000 for Pitts
field.
He also pulled through several ap-
preparations that different Massachu-
sets members desired-S1S,000 for
Beverly, which Representative Gard
ner, Senator Lodges son-in law, wanted
badly: coo for Webster, in the dis
trct OF Representative Hoar, son OF
the late senator, who feared he was go
ing to be left out OF the big bill alto
gether. Representative Ca = TO II t
Rhode Island who was educated IN
Maine, was very grateful for an ap-
preparation OF $500 for WoonSocket,
which Gov. BuIleigh secured for him
SO.al
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-12
A LINCOLNVILLE GIRL.

The Boston Journal of July 9Th con-
tains a picture of Miss Georgia V. Mil
Ter, Z. 5. \. 5. '0t, and the following
account Of her energy:
Miss George Miller of LinconyiiIe,
Me, who is III Boston for day or two,
on the way home from d graduation
| trip" to Washington, is the envy of ali
/ her friends because OF pretty incident
in which she figured at the White House
with the chief executive of the United
States.
She is a member of the graduating
class of the Castine Normal School. In
lieu of commencement exercises this
year the class OF 90 decided 20 have a
graduation trip to the national capt.
tai. This was an event of a lifetime to
some of the members of the class, SO
Miss Miller thought of the clever idea
OF obtaining letter of introduction
from Congressman Littlefeld to Presi-
dent Roosevelt that her class might get
the most out of their trip.
The party arrived in Washington last
Wednesday. and Miss Miller didn't al
low any grass to grow under her feet
before she obtained an interview with
the President. She had her twenty
seven classmates and eleven teachers
and friends lined up in readiness out
side. The pretty responsiveness of the
beguiling Maine schoolmarm was too
strong for the President, and he con-
scented to be introduced to the party.
Miss Miller acted as master of cere-
monies and performed the introduce
lions. Everything went smoothly along
until Edward Weeks of Bristol, Me-,
was next in order.
"Mr. Weeks, one of ten fine sons"
said Miss Miller with a twinkle in her
eye.
President Roosevelt rushed forward
with outstretched hand saying: Good.
good I'm dee-lighted to know Mr..
Weeks. Good for the mother of Mr..
Weeks" and proceedings were tempo
rarily postponed while he insisted that
the representative of a decade of sons
tell all about himself and his family.
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