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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Tho Iaiior one a. more probable. bui /
am beginning to weaken ana tn won.
der n Che first D. not true. Wlah /
could live a hundred wears. tn seo
what place history assigns him.
un tlp subject of Roosevelt as "a
man oi destiny one of the keoncat
pr Observers az men and affairs fo.
comfy had ihls 20 say.
The Man Of Destiny.
Roosevelt Is man of destiny not
80 conspicuous and not nearly so
great in that Tine as Cromwell or
Nap ll1n hui mhnifesfly he b. "a child
OF destiny Had there bot boon IA
spanish war; De- would have stood
nearly aa good chance io bo none
or Rome as BE- did 90 hc proEidon, I'd
the United States. Tho reputation ho
knt in Cuhn made him governor in
spite OF ihc bosses and in 1900. the
nltaes made aim vice president ln
apie 0f himself DESTINY maBo him
president lu 1901 and We may aay
without 0iicuse. that be has shown
himself 90 De- t'o ablcst and ihe most
SiHliaRp]6iH' 6f pde9a9gu, mao s,baJ
American same of politics Hc takes
fhe most reckless chances ho makes
The MOST impossible stops he throws
with iho m re- marvellous acrurary
and when he goes to the hai Dee knocks
the bali over De fence.
Nevertheless. Theodore Roosevelt
o. mortal ACliles had vulnerable
heel Throughuui hls administration
Zoe president has been attended by
one ally hal "a iuvlnolblo prnsporit,
Tho people hafc hecn 90 work has
vest JAS rewarded the hushandmdn
the Wage OF labor has BEEN ample and
satisfactory me lay "a white aiil
ships me mart is busy with irafiie
ilo banks he counting rooms to-
factories. he lines OF transportation
are aba rcvellng Ia unprecedented
property The country is mhnini
money. That rs what makes Theodore
Roosevelt che most popular president
sncc Andrew Jackson
"Bu Geo financial disaster and in
dusirial depression Hupp.nni nreson
conditions. Del Coxoys army take ms
field, iei the soup house hc resiah
ished. and the prpsidents popularity
Will VANISH even Ha che icy touch %
winters herald withers ne most deli
cate foliage uf The tenderesi yIHe 81
the vegetable kingdom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
SPECIAL LETTER
FROM new YORK
Crowded Street Crossings
Are Now Things Of
the Past.
MAGIC BOOT FOR OVERFLOW
Kodak llendS Worry Our
Miss Alice as She Buys
her Clothes.
NOT MUCH ICE FOR not MONTHS

New York. Feb When the
Gilmore Imperial Commission came 10
town BE- was az n n particularly bright
rainbow had been caught from some
lavCrlng sAy aud nad boon unne
hihwNri thc streets Tno Chinese
races were not any more captivating
than the hugslnn vocabulary, but their
gorgeous raimcnt not merely aroused
the lunermest yelling movers OF tho
huodlums on the sidrwalk. bat en-
raplursd ail hcholtcrs. Where a com.
uany Of American or British officials
would have gone along On solemn
aomberness, clothed In monot0nous
black those may oflentals. come down
90 us from she most ancient OF an.
ceatora on the Globe and worshlppcrs
~ thar ancestry 20 the very root Of
the whole tree. came IN brilliant allka
and satins, which they wore with Gig.
nifty. They were plainly delighted
with New York. and have been Toasted
AND icied, but ii Is reported that they
are carrying their Investigations into
thc realms OF food az we'll aa On other
departments. and Instead OF ordering
hlrd'g nests served in different styles
they partakc % the food of tho Wcin.
nge. even 10 corn beef and beans. 1hoy
have made u evident that they Ike
Americans and American ways with
many visiiaiious like The present one.
Americans may come 90 IKE the
Chinese.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
OHIO PEOPLE WEARY or
coRPoRATloN SENATORS.

Much discussion has been excited ln
WaahinEinn hy Inc action ~ ihr Ohio
Legislature iu adopting resolution
fay1rinF the election of United states
senators hy "a popular vote 20 "a true
the ohio Legislature Jailed fu make
formal demand that congress can ~
constitutional convention and which
would be- mo unly form Boz which exon.
srnsa could recognize ifs expression
uf Fl0ws. bu fhe event uetrIi helraa.
n fuil of interest ng ah wing lhr pop
ular opinion
fc1r after year Doe House OFF Rep
rraeufatiYfs hos gone un record ns
lrF0rlng @ constitutional amendment
providing foT the election Of senator's
W popular foie and year after year
iho senate has rendered ihe attempt
ahorive hy rcfualng to concur in fhe
house resolution ~ fhe future ae
Judged hy the past iho roa m shlca
30 many people favor wlll never ho
DrQugh about m that way.
way 20 Go About g.
The constitution pr0yides two ways
in which hmDAdment fo N mag De-
secured. Tho nHt n luf cnNUss. hY
resolution ip submit proposed amend.
meufa 90 the siafes lur ratification
and ihe Second o. for ihc states to dc
mand of congrcss that Is convention
br convened 90 consider ihr nfsIts sod
amendments This meth of nro
ctdurr Requires action iy fhe leFiala.
tHrm'n fWofhlfds 0f iho states
During ne past half do en years.
toe Legislatures az probably a majority
M he states have gone oa recerA a.
nYurlng ine pular election of sou
atorH Dnf a number ~ them. likn Ohio.
Nave failed iu maize a formal domand
Theff D. considerable doubt as fn
WheihCr these arafiHrine demands
could be considered mandatory upon
cunEresr. even % tba few more Raoes
necessary to mafr ihe in1fhifdg
should Join Ia them fhe legislatures
whicl made the early demands have
passed out VI ezi6Ienfe. and bon nnm
her ~ states che political complexion
ui the legislative uodles have
changed. Many senators hold 'ho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
WHY PREeiDERT HOLDS
HEARTS OF AMERICANA.

There are men who have attained to
me stature ~ leadership in the So.
publican party who confess io looking
Wiih more OF leos of awe upon Ineo
dore Roosevelt . sm convinced.
aaid senator. the other day, that
either President Roosevelt la one of
ire very greatest men the world has
ever produced. a man % destiny. or
elise 30 ls a greater AID more enn.
summaio actor than fhe hialrlouic
stage has ever m0wa ! used 90 hold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

rich win boy anything sa Ions ga ne
price Dc made so hirh thni iho ordin.
AIRY '0t of people cannot buy De-. and
those wH' Do buy are Thus di8tine.
uishcd as me owners ai what The mass
of people can never POSSESS Prof
Matthew hilgtrt o. tac fenila who
hrourht iao "maflc boots io town.
and nch has been hls success that be
keeps fiiiy mon constructing hE costly
fakes Charles 80 SchWnh paid $4,000
Tor q pair. and Bishop Potter pos his
docirlral ioft M d $1,000 pair, while
The uiilaaake John y Brush oi base
BAN fame. Invested $4,000. My in dc.
clare chat they had only iichi-d hia
feet a lit'c hui lad done mo- good fn
any Of his foot ailments They worked
fo some degree on ihf feet fof they
were spr.nklcd VITA whlio pepper Tho
laH la Trying io bold Mf Hi'slfi. hut
Win people hlfh in ihe community
willing tu ho fooled why sh old ZOO.
CERT not be- allowed 20 sprinkle white
ptper 90 perhaps q taouland dollars
plnch7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
MINING COMPANY FORMED
FOR NEVADA PROPERTY.

New York Feb ~ Charles ~.
schwab. who u already the owner
0f ihe Rand aud the Crystal Bullirog
guid mines, ia the bullirus district
Nevada. has purchased two adjoining
properties. tho Montgomery shOshono
and the polaris
The Montgomery shuahOno has a
shaft down 200 feet with ga extension
of 300 feet more through che ore body
under way The pularis management
has made plans 10 ~ down 800 Zee,
m connection with the MuntFnmery.
shoshOne. and q Is expected that the
sale will not Interfere with thls stand.
Ina arrangement Tue control ~ ail
the schwab nallir0g properties Is %
he vested To- q $1,000 900 holding com.
pany. which vii b. called me Mont
romery. shOatsnp Consolidated Mlning
company. .ar aohwah Nill be presi
dent ol me company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
CROWDS DISCOMFORT
THE NOTED SHOPPERS.

The discomfort which "a crowd. $50
easily gathered as one o. IA nsg
city. gives GO any person in anywiso
noted. is we'll illustrated la the case
90 Mi8s Alice. the daughter 90 me
president of ihe United States, who
spent some limo here shopping anont
her approaching wedding n u not
90 he supposed that any person in
Few York wished to dlacommodo on
annoy or dlapleaao The young couple
in any Way. yat she ana her ilRncee
were chased 40 and down the streets,
made to pose FOR an army Of women
friends. and Ia almost every way made
% feel that " was a very dihagrcehhle
task co go about New YORK ~ known
10 ho a prospective bride and groom.
u was really shameful, hut nobody
has. as yet invented d plan 20 pre-
vent such nfruaiuus ON privacy, Ten
persons 100 a group here always az
tracts ton more. and so the numbers
nile up. until there Dos q great crowd,
d larse portion DO when may aot
know whA d golug on A man look
ing steadily down into grating az
New Gate. caused a mos 20 sathtf'
ana riot developed and ihe crazy
neoplo tore down the walls 20 rescue
4 supp0sodly escaping prisoner whom
tho steadily gaEing person had only
pretended Ia see. SO ln NeW YORK
city no dozen of people can delihvf
ately stop aud appear interested IN
anything than another dozen spteniiy
bears ticm company Without 90.
slightest knowledge az what y was az
about But the Guardians ~ 'uf peace
must bealir themselves to create
system that win protect onr vlHitofa
ffum such continuous outrage a,
ihat porpoirnted upon Nicholas Long
worth aud hia charming bride ~ De.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
ALREADY ICE HAS
ADVANCED IN PRICE.

When the Hudson River ice crop
fails the dealers turn 10 bleak New
England, hui this year a large share
Of New England has failed 90 show
any promise of n CROP the Boston
ice dealers having sent their worklns
force up io Vermont aud New hamp.
shire 90 cut up tho surface of tho
lakes with high sounding names.
Fourteen inch clear See d. reported
on some ol Them despite the season,
hni 100 harvest ice in large quantities
On these remote regions without the
Accustomed facilities ia m re dimcult
aud costs q great deal moro. and that
cost the consumer will have 90 uny. or
Do viii fall to scr csfn a little lump
to cool his parohed tongue. and bo as
badly nm as the rich man 0u Tie
other side Already the hoatOu deal
era have put up the cost 90 three
prices. and they can truly say that
they have only few pounds %
charge 90 on. win plenty of ice.
burgs sailing tle ocean blue, OF the
coast. q would seem that the In.
goNuity ana enterprise OF ou- Ice
CATERERS might bring ip some huge
blocks from them The icchcrss
could b. battered with cannon halls.
and the seating masses hauled IN with
superior tackle iet the price get
nigh enough aud this viii surely hap
pen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Enron Ind. Feb i2 the Lincoln
l.eague of indiana has selected Lin
celn's birthday for tae Opening OF iis
annual convention and when che Lea
que was called to order by President
shnflea willard Mcclure 90 Chicegn,
several hundred delegates were pres
emit, who had come here from ali parts
of tho state The league has not been
very actlye in recent years beyond
OrraninnH q large number of repnh
lican clubs OF y0ung men Do this and
other states last year she league de-
voted considerable time 90 planning The
arrangement or che national aaaucin'
lion nf Republican Clubs. For this
years annual convention specai prep
STATIONS have bocn made. and "a mum
Der OF prominent orators had been in'
Wiod to deliver addresses before ihe
league Au0nK ihpm are Vice ffeai-
dent Fairbanks. United siatea senator
neveridgo and United States Senator
Hemonway
Al the Marion Soldiers Home. I'm.
coins birthday will be- observed as
usual and the delegates % the league
convention have been Invited NJ attend
"a reception. which vii ! be held in
honor of The day ai the home The
convention Of the league VIII lasi Tor
three days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
"EVELESS EDEN OF me WEST LONGS FOR avs
IN THE DIG HORN COUNTRY.
WHERE THERE ana TIN BACH.
EloRs TO ONE MARRiAcEABLE
GIRL, raEY HAVE ISSUED a
CALL ron WiVEs,

McotceHe Wfo. Feb i0 nIr
Horn county ihe "Eyeless eden Of the
West De- now wrestling with lhe cues
tlon 81 bow % supply wives for ta
1863 bachelors Tho state conrus
shows more faaa Zen Unmarried msn
io one marfiaw4blc Nr. and the
0ray NnN Club "a commercial organ
iEail0u. lHHutd q can fnf wives Iu TIE
hopes of changing tho ratio.
MeeieCiHo is che storm ccnicr ot
ihla unique cnmpaisu. and has "a great
cr unrennttEa ni unmarried men iaan
amy other cllitf Tho owners Oi
two of che finest ranches afc hathUi
nra. worth at leaaf t75lu00. three oi
tho nrgUsI wool Efuwprs iu ihn west
I've here at che hotel in single hoasod
ness many of Tho merchants are SIM.
tariy situated. Nhiir ranch mru with
independent fortunes i've slngly and
In clubs
lt iH The expressed determination
Of many ns these bachelors not to
marry "a mail order wife" ns thoy
express % They demand to soc me
goods in advance. and lusl as ihe
ffN NNN I'D" fAANil M |lNNNl MIN HA.'iNNii|
io supply them with a liai 0f eneihie8
from the east, q o. forced by this ob.
lection GO adold other tactics q viii
conduct an employment agency on
large scale
Observing mcmhora ol iho club
point uui the fact that school ma'ama
are scarcely given time 10 got ac
quainied with their pupils before they
are cuilctd from their duties 90 pa.
come mistressea Of some mnchman's
home, dumeHtiCs quickly succumh toll
the strenuous woolng OF some niaI
Horn county swain and sion0graphora
ana boukkeopora and HllosWomen win
homes just ns fast
Recently q young widow from the
cast n clerk ln a dfy edn store
married a nCoiorfFo wool grower
with 10000 sheep goa thc range. dn.
NESTLE Is nov the vito of one of the
leading merchants. a Young lads
from Indiana, who visited q married
sister has been led 90 The altar by d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
FROM
NATIONAL SEAT
Ohio Legislature Goes on
Record FaVOrlne Popular
Election Of Senator's.
ACCOUNTS FOR POPULARITY
RAILROADS. SAY slPBURy MuST GO

special Jurisprudence
Washington. ID g.. Fob Ig.-"Thia
man. Roosevelt aa hc ls commonly
termed hy statesmen oi hls own aud
other parties, continues io siraddlo
ihe world iiEp a CoinsanF and other
men. both ambitious and able. have
io walk hcrC1f1 bis less. whether
they liko o. or NOT
Talk about him they simply cannot
help. and though no satisfying answer
has been given. Dc has booa asked a
thousand times upon what meat
doth this Caesar feed. thai hn Us grown
eo greatf'
Congress came 10 Washington 10
December. with "a stomach strong for
a graplo with the administration. Con.
grcaa % February g. ready To- eat ont
81 the presidents hand How has be-
done ~ The be stick has not been
c0naplcuously On evidence. There
have been no threats, at least. no
loud and boiatcrOus threats Vet con.
gFess o. tame ns n sucking dove. aud
Tho president seems destined 90 yet an
b. has asked OF 10.
Il ans because conHreHs has been
converted. certainly the senate has
90 conirltlou On its hear % isn't be-.
cause Of the presidents popularity
with congress, because ho isn't pop.
ular IN fact. he probably Dr. the mosr
unpopular man with congress- since
Andrew Johnson This Fhiemont Be-
made without Grover Cleveland and
hia quarrel with congress having been
overlooked.
Why Can Ne % ltf
The usual explanation iB thet q la
because the people are hack Of the
president This undoubtedly explains
in part, hut not IN whole. Some Of
the things which he president has
forced congress into granting him are
things about wAlch there Is no we'll
defined public opinion. The Joint
statehood hill was an Instance IT,
doesn't appear that uutade of The tori.
tries Interested there was any strong
public demand for this Legislation
The president wanted %. and congress
gave Il o. him.
There is OF course widespread
sentiment Ia favor of railroad rate
legislation. bat even the demand for
This Us more or less artificial Mr.
Roosevelt himself is responsible IN a
very large degree for whatever SEMI
ment does exist throughout the conn-
Try When members or congress
came 90 Washington in December
they said their constituents were not
aroused ior federal supervision OF
railroad rates. Il WIS io tic.r districts.
they argued. and not % Mr Roosevelt
that they must go FOR approval OF their
0Hicial acts, and they didn't propose
the president should force them into
support 90 amy measure in which they
did not believe. Those samf. SENATORS
eva rnweganufafirue fIs fNf Inc
presidents program. They are suikN,
and even sullen. ln their support of H.
but they lack the hardihood 90 come
oul ln Opposition to he admlnlstra.
tiun's policy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

wn0 superintendent
70 Grcma certain that f ihe mar
rlaFcable womon can be- fnaud posi-.
t'oas hcie. lhQ bachelors viii attend
Go Che RESI- Toe afeifast need o. for
domnHiica and D ueokcopors. The
hired glrl" oi Wyoming o. to an Boz.
tents n member 81 thc family and at
lends church, dgncfa, and social func-
ton With iAo beat people 10 her char
netrr To- EuOd. The average domestic
here lH paid from SIS ig go mouth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS


Question What ,haa become uf enc
famous "He0 MountaIneer
b. a Marble. 0f Eaiancia waa an
Albuquerque visitor yesterday und Co.
day tunsacilnE business
aHl. i.aWiueun salesman luT 4. u.
pWnoy Eh0lcanie grocer leff iaat
ulghi Tor business lrip 10 uouYor
Miss Montgomery was atcgaliu'ly
cnerafNi nr0n ih's morning az iho Hl
iaacphH eanKarum, lor appendicitis.
Miss Nellp Rankin slaughter 81 u,p
~ Rankin Is reported seriously on
With typhoid lofcf ai her homie in ihiH
city.
Capt b D. Dodge. ~ iho detective
force VI the Wells Fargo Ekpfesa
company 81 ln we clig ga bis way io
E paap
a Vlvlanl s laying ihe foundation
Tor e0-uum roomlng house on Tller
rae avenue. hetNfen Third aud Fourth
streets
y Llnonnu. ~ los Lsnaa was a
visitor in the metropolis yesterday,
returning io hls home in falehr.a
c0unfy today
0eprge j. Sole. of silver Cliy has
arrived in Albuquerque ana intends
famniniag several days ffanuotinH
business ~ personal nature
W. 81 iiln president IN ODE AlNu-
guerqaa Gas, EifcifiC idghi aud poNef
company arrived ga che rltv iaot night
from a business "trip to Tucson, Aria.
MrF a. a Miller daughter nf Col
and Mm "a Moore ahn has heon
visiting hof parents iLe PEST aoek.
len his moninf on no, foF her
home .n Aicnlsup Kan
4. y. 8rlctler brother uf w. 81
airick'er returned fo enc cts last
Night ir1m San Francisco ana after
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
CORRECTION or WAFER CONTRACT

Elsewhere n thla amo Wil be
found m iun fho Fater ordinance ana
contract aa adopted ANA drawn up boz
tween me ciY aud Wti0r supply
company la the contract pafnnfaqh
saya
The balance ~ said purchase pfico.
after satisfying all liens against prop
tfiy other tan the bonds snd inc
deeds of TRUST ASSUMED by the city.
shall Pr paid % cnah 0n delivery 90
iho property tu iho city"
This paragraph has been revised.
So Az fo read "rhe balance of aaid
purchase price, after paying an iaxoa
due 0n aall property i1 tho date 90
transfer ana Satisfying all liens
aERius, said property other Than no
bonds and dreda of trust aa0Yo men,
toned the amuunf az when said
hVnda aud deeds nf Nfi IA io ~ a.
dncicd from said purchases prize $50
f2i0000 shall hn ptld On eaah 90 De-
livery 0f said property % fae city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
WARM WEATHER HAS
Destroyed lCE CROP.

People are beginning i1 W0yry about
che Zee crop fee is such n ncctwlty
in The city tlnf ans possibility ui
the supply being Cui dIf portonis "a
dreadful condition f things in the
htarts 0f thg summer m nths. when "a
hit OF Cu0luras from crystal hi3ctH
IS luxury in people in mansions anu
workers in The tcncmenta TO De- sure
there are the ico iaeiorlcs. whose pro.
duct O. not io be- dcsp.sed, as they
are now deli erlnr larTo quantities of
ice. superior IN cloanfss and purity
20 the ice gathered from the rivers.
Hui inuir i-ia' is san bui q drop o.
The bucket. being about seven hundred
thousand tons oi che four million tons
required. And 30 New Workers await
Win anxiety tidinFs from the ice
fields. and grow nervous as che news.
papers tell them that owing 60 we
aomi-snrinE weather up Iill the let
or February not one 0f the Hudson
River Zee houses has gathered u pound
this wintcr. up ga the banks OF the
Hudson there has been wnillng be-.
cause toe icc ticket was not The
Tee ticket constitutes almost the en-.
tire currency IN that region during
the winter ana Zee tickets red tick.
cts, white iickeia. blue tlckeiA. yellow
tickets. Pile up ln cash drawers of
merchanta, grucera, butchers. and che
dealers oi ali kinds. The whole pouu-
latl0ns gooh oui io earn these tickets
when the Zee season lH on lnhoring
men. sometimes clerks from ihc
stores. boys 90 drive the mules. and
they SILVER and almost freeze upon
the cleaning. wind swept surfaces OF
the river from dawn to sunset, 10
earn the money whlca ~ paid to them
ln these tickets and $50 far this win
ter nos single ice ticket has boon
.--.-- - L. ~ -------- l. IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

WITH Eopl board and room
thc publication of thn Gray hnn
cabs plans hta already brought many
lnquifioi from Coo east aud thrto iet.
tcr are nloi and given number
END answered in their order Thus
tar every school teacher Bbd aou9r.
hocpQf applyiug BIAS been offered ro
muncwiifo employment and u ia "a
ported fhe nest state census uNi show
a marked change in Che number of
lonely bachelors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
COUNTESS cAsTELLANE
aFMODEllN ntiil DING

Countess de Castollanc b. a very
busy woman nov ldays She lett hor
husband. last week, because he had
left her ln very muliliariaus way.
aud now she d demonstrating her
building ON Park Row, in this city.
formerly occupied BY the Daily News.
and making q over into a warehouse.
pIn TIMER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
MANY TINES RICH FIND
NooT TO SPEND MONEY ON.

The greatest one OF them all o here.
He brought with him . Magic Boot.
ana ho has disposed 10 many IalrH ~
ihere boots f0r t5.O0O. si,5eo, $4,000,
and prlcos Ike that Tor encn pair,
proviug conclualvely once mcgo the
truth of he assertion that the unco