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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
Living Advancing in Germany.

Americans are not The only persons
who are complaining about the in-
creased cost of living Prices are ro-
ing up all over Europe AZ a iolnt
meeting of the lotol Pr0priotors as-
sociation and Restaurant Keepers
union be- Straahourg recently an prices
on the menus we're advanced from no
to aN cents, from May J. One gcsiaur-
amt proprietor who was interviewed.
said they were Obliged TO increase
their prices 90 customers in couso-
quenco of tho continual adyancn in
the prices of meat, vegetables and
0ihCr food products of StrnsbourE
He stated that they were also OBJ
ligod 90 pay higher prices for labor.
This advance ho claimed was Ia some
cases equal to 90 per cent and ho
cited as au example his cook. who
now receives l20 marks per month.
ANA whose former wages were but SD
mkrk8 Tie also stated there had been
am advance In the prices for cooking
utensils 70 is said similar advances
have boon made hy hotels and rostnu-
rants in various parts of Germany
There appears to he q decided up-
ward tendency iu prices in Germany,
which viii doubtless make Do more
difficult Tor German exporters tn come
pete with other countries in foreign
markets These advances pertain 90
raw materials manufactured products
and labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Yale and Harvard viii bc the names
ui the two new turbire steamships
that the Metropolitan Steamship COM
pany o. building Cor tbe passenger
trade between New York and losinn.
Tho new vessels Nili take the outside
course 20 Boston making the trip Ia
about fourteen hours The Meiropoli-
tan liners win aau from New York
every afternoon at 8 o'clock. arriving
In noston the following morning az q
The new vessels are two 0f the
three original turbines that have been
contracted for iu the United snteH.
and in point of accommodations and
speed, % b said win eclipse anything
10 the Inc OF cOustwiac steamships
yci built ln this country They are
now being bunt at Roachs shin Yard.
Chester Penn. w. a A. Fletcher of
iobOkon have the contract f0r The en-
eincs
The Yalo and Harvard VIII have
about 300 maior1nms. while their
berth capacity VIII Dr. hniciont "a nc-
commodoto about 1000 paasonrers
Great care VIII be- taken 'n the lnto-
riof decoration. which win bear COM
parls0n with thnt 0f me fastest and
finest liners n the trans Atluutlc
trade A system of ventilation that Is
described ~ The best obla.nnhie VIII
bn Installed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
TO SELECT CITY

Austin. T0N.. june l2-Th0 state
democratic executive committee OF
Texas met yesterday, at the prls-
KIN hotel for the purpose Of deciding
upon the place OF haldlng the next
state democratic convention on the
second Tuesday in August Several
cities are anxious 90 bo collected for
That purpose and a strong rivalry o.
expected before the executive cOm-
Mite lt is believed. thai Austin Will
again be selected aa convention city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Since the First Regiment Band haa
changed .W Robinson park concert
might from sunday to Wednesday
some of tta subscribers, % la under
slnon have stated ihaf thoy prefer
tho concert sunday night as before.
and ln anaWcr % the complaints enc
following Nna handed The Evening
CiuEou ior pgbicaiion hy one of iho
baud boys
Editor Citizen Having heard ihai
ihCfe were some complaints owing
90 the First ncsInlcnt baud changing
tho concert ulghis from sunday %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Nluloualrcs are looked upon diner
ontly on this side % the water An
Incident which would pass entirely un-
'notlcod ln America has been aired in
tho press here and one pnper referred
.io n as "a very serious c0mplnlni
|agalnat Mr Carnegie
~ native of Glasgow following lhe
caiUng OF "a marine engineer. succeed
4 od hy diligence and thrlft iu savlne
$500 The bulk OF thla be- invested in
y motor car company which speedily
went 20 smash Having lost bis an
and having "a mother and sister do-
pendent on him. the young man 40
once laid tho iac,a before Mr Care
.neg.e. feeling sue THAI "hr|iheI
Scot" and millionaire tO boot, would
not hcsa'ate DO make good bis loss.
The great man returned che papers
Without 80 much a. a word OF sympa'
'ihy The huppllant waited a year
.hoplng against hope that the check
would follow but at last he decided
THAT there "a nothing for it hut to
make the facts public, which ho dld
IThis is termed "a "deplorable case.
by one paper which regrets that i q
not 80 uncommon 0n tue nggrleVcd
ogglneer supposoa The paper referred
m then says
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
TAKE WHAT GOVERNMENT
OFFERS on 90 WlTHl

Washington. u. g., june IA
naval paymaHier recently refused 90
accept iho government quarters as
signed 10 him at she Norfolk Navy
Yari. claiming that thoy were un-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

A shipment of gOia aud silver bui.
Iion oft iho value uf $1,000. pr.ncipai-
lY ln gold. arrived in Silver CITY laai
week. enc same representing q two
weeks run By ne Eracs'ine Mining
company 81 their rich mines Ia She
MnEliong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

business Interests generally are
stirred up over the efforts 0f the At
lantlc Telephone company an indie
pendent concern iO ohtain "a franchise
So % can establish a second aystem
ln fh.g city 40 compete With The exc
lsiins BELL company Strnug objections
have ben raised against a dual sye.
tenn with lta duplication ~ service and
IS nooma highiY lmDrobaile that the
nos company WIZ ret what q seeks
To the cpncefn ~ che pnumoiora az
me sew enfeipfisa thW NeW YORK
Telephone cmunany last week am
uounced a very substantial reduction
On the prcFaliing rRica ln addition
to this an ofor has been made 90 cpnf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
Payln0 Doetora o. EmInenoo.

The ambition of every New YORK
doctor with an office practice So 20 nc-
qulro sufficient reputation To enable
him 90 collect cash fooB Tho num-
Der of phyaiclann who have reached
ihls ominonco is considerable The
habit Is said 60 have begun lu Ton.
90 place a pile OF gulnoaa on BIS desk
iu order 10 show his patients what
was expected Of them
For other kinds of pncuco doctors
are now seeking to Introduce the ays-
tom of monthly payments. However
long a patient may bo 900 or however
rich be may be. the doctors. whom
thoy are well enough known. have es-
iahllshcd the rule that they must be
remembered every month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
DsparImsnl slors Melhod..

Department stores long ago made
n rule not to allow exchanges ur
10 refund money Ou certain llnoa OF
stock that could bo worn or used on q
given occasion aud ihen returned.
Some Manhattan clothing establish
monts have lately adopted E0yol
precautlOn against imposition CO.'S the
part of certain male customers who
would wear now dress clothes over
uiTht and then roiuru them as uusnt-
isiaciOry.
On every order from stock where
tho "try on took place in tho store
the goods. when dolioyerod. have o.
ioa6en seal attachod 90 thn twlne ias-
ton.nr the package This upilce la
printed ON che taE ITO insure our
customers against purchasing clothes
that may have been worn hY RherH,
we have appended thia tpE npd seal.
no clothing will ho eEchanged np
credit given. 10 This garment 81 re'
turned without the undisiprbed seal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
BOOM FOR W. ]. BRYAN

THERE TO Ats oipr ONE TO
HEAD OTHER 70
cArcH r4E vore oF PEopLg WHO WANT RoosEvELf's
PROGRAM CONTINUED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Wealthy men employ two or three
secretaries 60 do nothing but read aud
return applications for financial as
sisinnrr. aud sometimes these minions
can hardly got through their work.
while no DOUBT thoy consider them
selves undcrpaid Mr. Carnegie. % ia
twc bias given away more chan most
millionairca, but 50 cannot be said that
ho has over mado "a whole hearted az
tempt 60 divogt himself of has wealth
ln favor of chose who feel that they
want % more than be does
Police Conduct Almost American.
Inquiry into police methods of deal
InH with cases OF drunkenness aud
solicitation is being made hy royal
commission as an outcome OF the ar
rest Of Madame dAngely over which
the press made great ouicry.
Tho London Metropolitan Police
have always been regarded AZ a thor
oughly efficient force Of men and such
incidents ua that In point have boen
very rare q is questionable whether
"a case of the same character. hoppon.
mg Ina another country. would cause
such a cOmmotiOn.
Between m and ~ O'Clock one nlght
Madame dAngoiy aud her husband
were in Regent street NJ. d'Angoly
left bio wife alone while he escorted
some friends tu nn omnibus During
biz absence "a constable arrested the
lady and despite her protostations she
was led on before her husband re-
turned
Tho net day. in court. the constable
sWorg he had known madame ns "a die.
orderly character for az least thrca
months his statement was corrUbO-
rated hy two fellow officers. on the
prisoner proving that she had not
been la the country three months the
officers said perhaps 10 was only one
month. The prisoner was romanlod
and later discharged with q warning
that she had best not go out alone az
night.
In che house of commons. shortly
aiierward, the home secretary, Mr.
Herbert Gladstone, was called to ac-
count and % Be- nos improbable that
the prosecution of the three consta-
hlra for perjury will resHlt Ia the
meanwhile the general Inquiry goes
ON. 10 such cases ns this were COM
mon there would Dee no cause for
lengthy comment A a matter of fact
tho last similar case took place twcn-
iy-threc yCars ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

PHtaburK pa juno l3f pretty
Carolyn 81 Nandoraaai we're not the
mos, popular Iuno bride ln th.s city
sho would nev riheioaa bo thu Contm
DO "a great deaf 0f lntorcft on account
of lhe par soc la taking lu promoting
caplyated piusburgs smart sef
Miss Vandorsaal mhihed ihe aero
spirit .u NCw York sho has hoon
largely ludrumnial in innugIrafinE
ihe movement iof thn formation of an
Aero club here. ana whom tha nfEt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Wagnorian OpOfa rs responsible for
a new species of glow worm" which
iB occaslonlnB the management of
Covont Garden some trouble During
The Wagner.an performance the llghts
in tho auditorium are turned out and
% ia quite dark Enthusiasts come to
che ih0afer armCi with the sc9ro of
Lohengr.n' 1r Tristan ana Isolde"
which they lelIg0usly follow through
the performance by ile light of The
handy electric torch.
Tac Cdoci as viewed from the stage.
which is partially dark, is very ro-
murhnb.c Out uf the ptchy black
ness. tluy CLEANS of light VIII Hash.
now hero, now there, ln the stalls. lu
the balcony ana in the boxes d is
an easy thing for the uHloOkpr to im-
ag,ne tho theatoT a meadow With ire.
hics appearing and disappearing as
they DO un summer evenings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

fer with the c1y authorities In order
io nrnnno icrus 10 compensate the
municipality for tine New NOrk cum-
pany's franchise which ii has held for
many years Thuso two moves hy thr
old concern have akon tho wind tum-
pletely 0uf of the Atlantic companya
sails
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
In Private London Din.
ReFs Meat Is Aban-
dOned and Many
VEGETABLE RESTAURANTS IN
City Have Been Opened..0 Other
London News Of Much
Interest.

London. june i3.-.Tne toleRraphcd
reports of the ight being made In the
United states against the Chicago
beef packers has had at least one re-
matkablo result here.
shortly after the tennis match be-
tween Jay Gould and Bustace Miles.
who Is u confirmed vegetarian, a res-
tnurant was opened to provide food
according 20 Mr. Miles prescription.
Unfortunately the restaurant was in
AN unfash.onable quarter, near Char
ing Gross. and d was but poorly pat
r0nizcd il consequence. Il was ad-
mlttod oven then that such on enter
prise might become immensely popu-
lar especially lf sumClcntiy expensive
Since the news from America rela-
tive tU tho packing Industry, busl-
ness at this little vegetarian restaur-
ant has picked up wonderfully and ~
81 now so good thar there Is talk ol
starting chain of similar oatauD-
ilMhmeniB.
y Previously yegalarianlsm had been
tconucclod in the public mind with
cheap and uninvltng restaurants. but
Undoubtedly the fad is growing rap
ldly nov Among the upper classes
there ls a positive revolt against the
roest beef Of Old England n is a
Icommon sight at big dinner parties to
see che meat COURSES left untouched
by the majority of the guests and
h0sieasoa find nn increasing difficulty
iu providing variety of vegetable
food. Ritz might make "a fortune in
Starting fashionable vegetable res.
fnurnut un unUuaIFN lines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
BAND BOYS ANSWER SUB.
SCRlBERS COMPLAINTS

OWipa TO cHAHog iN EVENING"
- CONCERNS - BAND BoYs
NOW PLAY WEDNESDAYS IN
ROBINSON PARK. AND SUNDAYS
At TRACTloN PARK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The kings Indian body guard which
arrived a short time since from hom-
bay. has hCon Tho object of much
comment % has been ln attendance
on his majesty 81 the various state
land court coromOnials and win romain
'oa duty until che end OF July
The hody guard consists of a dozen
|OrIentai soldiers selected from vari'
,nus Indian regiments, They are an
Imposing set of men, tal and broad
shouldorpd They are arraycd ln hand
some uniforms. with gorgeous turbans
|nnd present a unique appearance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16


by the majority of the guests and
hostesses lind nn increasing difficulty
Iiu providing variety of vegetable
food Rita might make a fortune in
starting a fashionable vegetable res.
taurant On expensive lines.
New Method OF Child Insurance.
The national movement against con-
sumption aud cancer, mentioned ln
these dispatches last week. Is meeting
with extraordinary success The sim-
4 plicity of the plan appeals strongly 90
she masses and subscriptions espec-
tally Tor the iRsurinE of children
against contagious diseases and Acci-
dents, are pouring Ia.
la brief the plan for insuring chill
dreu 10 this. "A parent auhscribUa the
sum Of $3.50 for each child over ~
years of age. No medical examination
necessary, the word of the father
hat the child Is IN good health being
accepted if the child, after Il is en-
8rollod, contracts any infectious dis
ease or is seriously injured, the as
ISOLATION pays the parents $50 "a week
during the illness and also iiquldatos
thO doctors bill. There are no rog-
- WNaN NNNNNNMMNM ~ NN NNANf anu NNi
Chance OF forfeiture The single pay
5meni covers an expenses
This is but a part OF tho great CO.
Operative scheme inaugurated ln con.
nection with the movement Similar
Hchemes for men and women up 20
10 years 0f ago are in operation. From
each Initial payment mnde by SUBJ
Hcribors "a cortpia percentage % sot
aside in q liability fund arid the rest,
after che operating expenses are der
ducted gneH into the fund for aiding
tho movement agnlns, cancer aud con-
sumption An the profits, therefore.
Hand they promise to Boz large. are 10
ho devoted 90 tho establishing OF san-
'at0fia for thc treatment of the dis
fsos named and The aiding of huspit-
als .n need 0f funds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-29
wooLNER TO FACE CHARGE.
Peoria Man Denies Guilt in Bank En-
bezzlement.

Los Angeles. May 2S.-Jacob Wool
ner, indicted by the May grand jury at
Peoria for embezzlement in connection
with the wrecking of the Peoples Saw
ings bank in that city, declares he is
innocent of any wrong, and says he
will return to face the charges against
him as soon as he is able to travel.
Il sold my interest in the Peoples
Savings bank nearly a. year ago to the
Rev. George Simmons" said Woolner.
1T was perfectly solvent then. There
were assets sufficient to cover every
dollar of liability. Simmons conducted
the bank after that, and dispatched the
funds.
This criminal proceeding against
me is simply a part of a plan concoct-
ed to force me into an affair with
which I have no connection. 1t will not
take me long to prove this after re-
turn to Peoria.
IF was responsible in any way for
the trouble that came to the bank, a
civil action would accomplish the de-
sired end, as 1 am perfectly solvent.
That no civil action has been brought
is proof that no responsibility rests on
me. AS soon am able, shall return
to Peoria to answer to the indictment"
Woolner, who is about 10 years old.
has been in Los Angeles seven months.
He is feeble and hardly leaves his
room at the Hotel Pepper, fashion
able tourist resort His son, H. E..
Woolner, is engaged in the oil business
in this city,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-29
EDWARD MAY VISIT AMERICA.
London Paper Says Trip by King
Would Make Nations Closer.

London, May 29.-In an editoria! az.
ticle the Daily Telegraph yesterday
morning strongly favors King Ed
wards acceptance of the invitation to
visit Canada. The Daily Telegraph
thinks the British public has not yet
awakened to full appreciation of
the extraordinary interest of such an
event, which would be likely to involve
a visit to Washington and perhaps to
New York.
The newspaper recognizes that pos
sibly there are state reasons in the
way of such visit, but urges that
Canada is living link between the
American republic and the British en-
pire and that if it can be accomplish
ed it would not be merely historic but
memorable past all example in the
record of royal progresses.
The alliance with Japan, the entente
with France, the better understanding
with Russia followed by visit to
Washington and meeting with Presi-
dent Roosevelt, which would be a
dramatic instinct with significance,
sealing the reconciliation of the An
glo-Saxon races for ages to come,
would make the years of his majesty's
influence more memorable and bene-
ficient than any equal period Of any
previous reign.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-29
TAINTED kEAI SHIPPED
Claim Made That Diseased Cat
tie Are Butchered and Sold
In Chicago
DISCLOSURES IN CONGRESS
Statesmen at Washington Are Show
ina Keen Interest in the Situation
and Bill Providing for Stringent In
spection Is Sure to Cause Much De-
bate.

Washington, May 29.-Meat con-
demned on the hoof as unfit for eXpor-
tation is retailed in Chicago and con-
sumed there by the unsuspecting pub
lie, This is one of the most sensation
al features of the report which Messrs.
Neill and Reynolds have made to the
president Of their observations of the
packing industry. They assert that
meat from condemned livestock, denied
interstate and foreign transportation
because the government inspectors
have pronounced it unwhoesome, is
fcarted about Chicago, and because of
the negligence of the health officials
there is sold openly for human food.
To meet this condition the president
insists that the health Of the people
shall be guarded, and that not only
those living in Chicago, but those liv-
ing in the neighborhood of packing es-
Establishments located elsewhere, be pro-
tected from such practices by requiring
in the Beverdge bill that the govern
ment inspectors shall personally SUI
pervise the destruction of such un-
wholesome food.
Keen interest is being shown in con-
gress and in the east in the develop
ments resulting from the disclosures
following the discussion of the Neill-
Reynolds packing house report by the
president with members of congress,
and the passage by the senate Of the
Beveridge bill providing for more
stringent inspection and better SAM
tary conditions in the establishments.
The president, thru Senator Carter, OF
Montana, yesterday served public no.
tice of his plans of sending to congress
the report in the event that the COR
receive legislation which he desires is
defeated.
'~The president is loath to make pub
lie the information which has been
brought him." said Senator Carter,
land will not consent to any demand
to have it published unless congress
refuses to enact legislation which will
provide for the discontinuance of the
abuses which now exist. The presi-
dent wants the packers to pay the fee
for inspection, and in the end it will
be to their advantage to do so. If the
report does go in it will impair the
livestock industry not only at present,
but for an interminable period, and
also greatly injure our meat trade
abroad"
All day long there was momentary
expectation in both the senate and
house that some member would intro
duce a resolution calling upon the
president for the report. Several DEM
ocratic congressman went TO the CAPT.
toll with the intention of framing such
resolution, but when they ascertained
that there is no such document as a
Neill- Reynolds report they desisted.
They determined not to place them
selves in a position where the presi-
dent could squash them by replying to
congress that the investigation has not
been completed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-29
. Vacation Tours.

For the summer season Of 1905 the
railroads have undoubtedly arranged
lower round trip excursion rates to the
various summer resorts than any pre-
vious year. The Iowa Central an
nounces few of their rates as shown
below, from Marshalltown:
To st. Paul and Minneapolis. s10.sO;
Duluth, $14.S0; Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, $3.50; Salt Lake
City and Ogden, $36.40; San Francis
co, Los Angeles and San Diego, s67.10;
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and other
Puget Sound points. s64.S0: Spokane
$3.50; Helena, ard Butte, $3.50.
Tickets on sale daily, limited to Oc-
tober 31st for return Liberal stop
over privileges and variable routes.
To st. Paul and Minneapolis (ac-
count G. A. R. encampment August -
1s) $4.65. Limit August 81 with priv
ilege of extension to September 80 on
payment of fee Of SO cents.
To Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo account annual meeting of
Elks) $1,000. Tickets on sale July 10
to Is, inclusive. Limit for return
August 20. Tickets will be good going
one route, returning another west Of
Missouri river.
To San Francisco and Los Angeles
National Education Association
rates) $3.50. Dates of sale June 25 to
July z. Final return limit September
18th. Tickets good going via any di-
rect line returning via any other and
will be made good one way via Port
land on payment Of a slight additional
charge.
Homeseekers rates. Exceptionally
low to points in the south, southwest,
west north and northwest.
For full particulars call on agents
or address
A. B. CUTS,
c. P. and 7. A.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
$50 5-2a to 7-6.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-29
HARRiMAN-FISH FIGHT.
No Doubt Of Struggle for Control of
Illinois Central Railroad.


Illinois Central Railroad.
Chicago. May 29.--,All doubt tina! a
struggle is being waged between Ed
ward H. Hartman and Stuyvesdnt
Fish for the control of the Illinois
Central railroad was removed yestet-
day, when Mr.. Fish sent out stI;e
ment to the members of the board. The
struggle is undoubtedly on to Il I'm
ish.
The statement which the Illinois
Centrars president has prepared gives
in minute detail the results of his
nineteen years of labor as president &C
the road. 1t contains no mention OF
the fight between himself and Harri-
man, but the purpose of the statement
is patent. Mr.. Fish is aware, or at
least believes, that Mr.. Hartman will
be unable to secure control of the Hi
nois Central, provided the members OF
the board who are the largest stock
holders, stick to the president. 1t is
understood to be impossible for Mr..
Hartman to secure control without Sc
curing the stock which is now he'd fy
by Mr. Fish's personal frisn..s, who
have given him their proxies for